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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Now Yorl, prodnnn rrohnnrn.

NEW fOilN, Juno II,
FLOUR-Closcd fairly actiyo and firm, nno
grades Of winter, s22jibg,1b; do spring, g,O0D
ZOO apporfno wintor Sa,O5D3OO do spring
e25lbehO
RYE-Dull.
BAILEY Nominal
..sUGAH-llaw firm and higher; fair refining
-BUTTER-s Steady western creamery 100
TNcj ohHtnrn do, l7GDlHc,
CHEESE-S -StcAdy state factory oh0ddar,
H1c western HAT, MbS4c,
EGGS Steady, fresh eastern nrsla, ilGblllSo,
Canadian, llo western nrets, i8lSlDlio.
COFFEE-FRlr Rio 1890,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
DR.. II. Russell Burner cures Catarih
without u single fallple.
sorvIoOS at Trinity Reformed Church,

The Holy Communion OF the Lords
Supper was celebrated at Trinity Re-
formed church yesterday. The COM
muplon sermon, preached by Rev. j.
II. Beck, Of West Salem, Ohio, was
earnest and impressive, Five pelSouo
were received into the membership OF
the church, and large number Of the
membership commuhCd. In the even.
ing Rev, j. o. Shaaf, Of Manchester 90.
cupicd the pulpit ana delivered q prac.
teal aud instructive discourse Oh "The
Church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

bring 2 10 ounces Of urine, which will rooolvo
careful chemical and mlsroSooploal oHAmlna.
tlon.
PrRaoa UNaKILLguLLY treated by ignorant
protonder who leep thalnG with them menh
after month. diving poisonous and Injurious com.
pounds. should call aud 800 tho Doctor.
WospnapUL oURnu by our improved method OF
treatment accomplished 10 NeroW Debility.
Premature Decline Of Manly Powers and Kindred
Affections, which have boon neglected or unhklll-
fully treated. No experiments or fallurea Pa-
tlonts treated by mall and medicines sont BY on.
press. Personal consultation 10 preferable. Wo
guarantee durable oaaoa.
List OF questions FREQ.
Brcaass and Correspondence Confidential.
Treatment sent o, o, d. 10 any part Of tho United
States
Correspondence with Invalds solicited. All
letters with llAmps enclosed answorod froo'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.

AaNAR ANAh AhasN va hAsAs sh1ssfs
Dy reason Of false modeaty tho youth OF our
land arc kept In Ignorance Of tho rulnous results
which certain solitary lndlsorote practices pro-
duoe, Those Woes. whom peril,tod 10, eventually
undermine tho constitution, Induce nervous do.
blllty and premature decay. Organic weakness.
nervous debility, premature decline Of tho manly
powers, involuntary Vital loaies and like anoo-
tons, speedily and permanently cured BY DR.,
Burner. 10 those acquainted with tho Doctor II
ID hardly necessary 10 say that no has for many
yoan enjoyed tho distinction Of being tho most
successful and celebrated specialist In tho World
for the treatment and euro Of these affections
which arise from youthful lndllorotlon and solL
tary practices, and all may consult him with com
plolo confidence.
OF all tho mAladlos that ailllo, mankind lhoro ID
probably mono about which phyGlolan1 In general
practice know no little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
AFoaMnR oANPoNIAN

Married 10 An Allentown, Pa, Young
Lady,
The Allentown, Pa, Daily Citizen
gives an extended account In It's ISSUE
OF May "a OF the marriage OF William
Orlando Stanley OF Chicago 10 Miss Lii
lie WOoleyer Of that city, Tho mar
rlage was In the Lutheran church, and
was attended by u great number OF
friends and relatives, A large number
OF presents were received, The couple
viii reside In Chicago, Mr., Stanley IL
an old Canton boy, aud his friends here
wish him much prosperity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

ST. LOUIS, Juno l1.-As the incoming
passenger train on the Iron Mountain
railroad was nearing tho Union depot
last night, the engine jumped the truck
and dashed into nm adjoining building,
John Gobhard, of this city, who was
riding on the pilot Of the engine, was In
stantly killed. Engineer Dicment was
terribly scalded and Fireman Frank Carr
had an arm and leg broken. james
Trainer, brakeman, wns severely in
jured. None Of tho passengers wero
hurt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Mrs. n. p. Powers Makes n hit.

New YoRK. June 1l.-"James Fortier,
the Bread Carrier" Porisian success OF
u years standing, was brought out at
Niblo's last night by Mrs, d. =. Bowers
and strong company, IL made n hit
and Mrs, Bowers return 10 the stage
after her temporary retirement, was
greeted with enthusiasm by her many
friends present,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Dr. Burner Ia the only Physician now n Ohio who has ro;
elvod instructions In the European Colleges m Analytical
which arc now considered ndspH able 10 correct diagnoes
lin many dacNgea, lle has also extensive supply Of tho
alcs and best Professional Apy FOM Tor tho treatment OF
difficult caaoa by modern meth io embracing many which
are but seldom found outside OF ho larger etea There arc
suay treat and arc therefore, seldom prepared with tho
necoaary and costly outfit 10 examine correctly or treat with
uoceas such cases. therefore, would do well 70 call ~ onoo
land learn their true condition. and whether tho doors oil Hope
aro vet opon, or forever closed against thom'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
DELAY rs DANGEROUS.

Many diseases Me 10 deceptive that hundreds
Of paftons have them before they even suspect \.
they know they afe not we'll, bot arc perfectly
lpnn Them, and must, sooner 0r later, certainly
destroy them, unlees fefoued by hthllled hand.
Arc you Ailloledf Your case may now be pof.
ieoly durable, but Remember every moment OF
neglect bhnn you nearer lla inoufhblo ttAHth,
when pofhapa tho most fklllful physician oan
render you no eailaAnee, Tho present Il oura,
tho future may bo 100 LATE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
THE MILLER FAMILY

Hold Ita Eleventh Annual Reunion Al
Akron,
About l50 members OF the Miller
family, principally from Stark and
Summit counties, attend the eleventh
annual reunion of the family at Akron
Saturday, Hon, Lewis Miller Of that
city, was present and made an address,
Greatgrandtalher Miller, from whom
the families who gathered are descend
cd, was bonn near llageIat0wn, Md, IN
l7i0 From his niue Ghlldren are de-
acended 1875 persons, whose names are
known 10 the organization that met,
Canton relatives attended the reunion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
THE MARKETS.
Now Yorlt aIoney Marriott.

Nrw YonR, June n.
Money closed ~ por cont, the lowest
ratoi highest, por cent,
Exchange closed steady posted rRtoa 1850
AHplf, actual rates, 9lHlldblEIA for sixty days
ana ei,salDt. .Ei1 FOR demand,
Government bonds closed steady currency a.
LIS bid a coupon, l.D bid, Alsa do, l,OOA
bid.
paolno railroad bonds closed Aa followai
Union nrata, i,l0 20 l.lp, do sinking funds,
Ll1yG Contrala, LILO 10 lal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LlnrnrY, Pa, Juno II,
CATTLE -Rocopte, l,ll0 head, shipments,
% hcndi market very dull and but fow eollng
for lack Of buyers, ON account OF railroad
facilities being affected.
HOGS Receipts, 1900 hoadi shipments, i,i00
hcRdi market slow, All grades el.60dll00
SllEEp-lteoolpts, 1900 hoaa shpmonta,
400 hoadi market slow NJ last wookB pricoB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

CHICAGO, Juno II.
wIEAT-Juno sold up 10 eAo and July
10 TlFdli1jAc.
CORN-Advancod early with wheat.
OATN=QulOt and BhHdc higher.
pROylslONS-Dull,
PORK and LARD-A trino lower.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A Cnllnntor,n Worlt.

The list Of collections rs made by
II. IL. Mckenzie is as follows; Between
poorhouse farm and Berlin, 1886; Berlin
list, Sl0i75, Greentown list, Sl0j;
Uniontown list, S5325. This makes q
total Of S207,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
pwo MnM ARRnapnp
For the w, Wayne Robbery and Released
Too Soon,

roohoon'
Tho Alliance Review says The two
young men arrested yesterday after
noon by Depot Oilleer Weir, while con-
eealed In an empty passenger coach, on
suspicion OF connection with the rob
berry OF the Canton ticket office, were
released after few hours detention,
by direction OF the railroad authorities,
who were satisfied they were not the
parties wanted, They AT once lett the
city. This morning still another mes
sage was received from Superintendent
Starr asking for their Tearfest, but the
birds had ilown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Tho inquiry will bo resumed. The
police have q theory that tho Windsor
theatre fire Of March laat was Of incon.
diary origin. DIR. Cronins apartments
were In the front portion Of the building
and Chief Hubbard believes that the iiro
was started In the hope that this portion
Of the structure would bo destroyed and
the discriminating papers In the doctors
possession go up In the blaze. This
theory is being followed up. Tho grand
Jury Tor the present term was discharged
to-day, States Attorney LongonOolor
informing the court that he might find
II necessary 20 summon special session
20 consider tho Cronin case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Closely pressed by both coroner and
Jury he denied having said In public that
II no had found Cronln In q sewer he
would not have taken the trouble TO pull
him out. His memory was ucaohorous
and 20 the bulk Of tho queries the reply
was, "Not that | remember" AZ this
point q circular Issued by Lawyer BCggs
was read. II called upon members 10
pay their assessments and notified them
that upon refusal they would bo placed
on trial aa traitors TO tho cause and In
case Of conviction every camp IN the
United States would DO notified OF the
fact.
Thomas Whalon, brother OF Mike
Whalon, the detective, and who lodged
In the house occupied by lcoman Sulll-
van, swore that 10 the best OF his ltnowl.
edge the iccman was homo on the night
OF the murder, This witness also could
remember little. Hodcnlod membership
In the Clnn.NN-Gacl and was positive
that the carpet In the hallway Of Sulli-
vans house had not boon removed or
changed since the tragedy.
Pat Cannon, another bartender who
belongs 10 Camp co. could not rocollect
what was done NJ any Of the meetings
and knew nothing on any point.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

The popular blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsaparrllla, is having u tremendous
sale thls seOson. Nearly everybody
takes II Try IL yourself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
TX1MINATi0Ns FREE no ALL.

Whenever II IL knfvn that DN, hUhNkl 10
stOppii VI place, crowds gather 10 consult hln,
AID II h not N 10 wondered ~ when " u YEMEN
beud that IN dihannflpg lllFeHfe no never asks
4 quHs,lOn, but drfenhpe he uiifefepi dlfeAles
ieltuf lhan the tloh aHh ihf ufelves II q Wen'
dtHul giil iOf any ehe rotpehh, hhl nv
nURNEl'h dinRuOflp powers have created
wonder thWushNut hH fOuniTy,
lilo adopted Tho follow NJ plhn' which = ppppllAI
boon tho pfiftiee VI country dlel0rsi. Ylhl lie
oaieiullF nftfh The ~ llIipua VI tiu nillehli hhl
sfesriaiuf the epHdlt 6n 0t tho lnleuAl plGanp,
Bll VI which he care ully Treplla his tnl,lef ior
tTna nature VI the disease and lta cause, Know
lug the dfoafe hr knHWs ihg ehhhre v lueeh
IN lht tissues and lnuaing tho changes he eleehh
them with pvoldp ftmedies aud i,lAepa tho patient
consult lin 10 readily tells them whether he can
cure " help then, " whelhvf they are beyond
hppe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Omaha World: Farmer Waybacls--If
IL waSn't for one thing I'd bet million
dollars, II had IT, on that bay colt o.
mine trottln o mile in 2:20.
Chorus Of Voices What's the one
thingp
Farmer Wayback-- The distance is
TOO great for the time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Hoard Picnic,

Macon Telegram: Darling, I'm going
to let 90 Of your hand for minute, but
you won't be mad, will you, darlingp
wouldn't let go till you did, only some
sort ofs bug IS crawling down my back,
and l can't keep my mind on you and
bugs at the same time"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

When nAby was nick, We gave her c@torla'
When she was a Child, she cried for cAstoHa,
When ahe became Mlas, aho chung TO castora,
When aho had Children, she gave thom oaStorla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Fatai boiler Explosion.

YouNdsTowN, June 11.-A boiler OK
ploded in the Mahoning Valley Iron
works last evening, killing james
Robinson and batlly scalding John Nc
Phorson and William Edwards.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
The Golden Way

by Rev, j. II. Potts, now being can
yasBed for by Miss Snyder Of Louisville,
ls book well worthy Of place In any
home,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Rsuutaen not only NAon bat no has visited Europe
times. and treated thousands of cases. Ad made ma eahlhep
while bringing together hh ApAleml Mnlenm eng me COLLECTION
of hiumsn Appliances 1ey Vh the largest Ana hhes1 collection
no OWne by In the world
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
nIa IMrnoyrp MEriopa oF TREATMENT

ma IMPROVED MgIiiopa oF TREATMENT
Ara mild aud peafantl pUea pefieelly giih tho
II OF delicate Lazy o. (hlldi do V0l fedioa the
siTsngtLi 0tn be used while NJ work tho greatest
l0sfiblp hehe1l 70 lhe lhoIlttt peitble lllqsl
a. often aa II ~ Ch0ute, during tho whole llno
Uaulfed i0f Tho cure, without ienhtd " where
ihu, may 10, and Wihuut eNtfa .ohuge, thps
rendering the ifeailupnl 40 pucoetflll hhl hhtln
each uthfF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Attachment Notice.

John s. Helm Before Nicholas Btonehlll
vs. Justice OF tho Pcncn OF
John whitelcathor Paris Up, stark o., ohio
on tho 18th day OF May 1889, said Justice Issued
sum of six dollara and fifty cents, and twenty-five
dollars the probable costs. Con inued for hearing
to J1ly bud, i9Bu, NJ 10 O'Clock m, ..,....
May QiHt 1850 .jGdwt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

ifOR sALh--rho farm " Jacob Marking decd
Y VIII no offered tor talu Tnopday, June Roth,
and also tho iorscA faiinlng uttgllp, grain n tho
RIunIlll elo llO.dAW-0Ne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
is HE Observation-Disclosures HEALTH AND HOME

AND HOME
odmdru afoh
saGNS
sale M
ron
Columbus O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

DR.. II. Russell Bprner never fails 30
cure diseases Of the s,omach liver and
kidneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

DIR. III, Russell Burner cures more
throat and lung trouble than any ply
aiclan IN this country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Dr. II, Russell Burner cures all chrome
and long standing diseases
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
DF. BURNER,

d0nI
tChbp
family physician pe&ed~~aI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A RodnotIon IN Rnton.

The Pennsylvania Co, has reduced
rates on iron and steel 10 points west
about 80 per cent, aS follows;
Old Raitl Now Rates,
CT lot O. h. LoL
luNlpNkptsssss ~ 10 ~
10 n, HtLoula and MlstlS-
alpplfyef pOlnla",,,n 10 ~ IL IA
Ana other western points In proportion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
The Afternoon Session.

The afternoon session was entirely de-
void Of the sensational developments that
had been anticipated, and rumoa Of
which attracted crowd that filled not
only the court room but the spacious
corridor outside 10 auifOcation, james
Carroll, o former Philadelphia and Read
ing employe who said he was thrown out
Of work by last years strike and came
10 Chicago 10 seek employment testified
that ho knew MeGeohan and had met
him here before and after the Cronln
murder, He had loaned him money
although not intimately acquainted with
him. lie did not know Cronin aud had
not conyemed with any one concerning
the tragedy, although q member Of the
Clan.Na-Gael. The Jury soon dismissed
this witness, and Henry j, Jordon, q
barkeopcr, was put ON the stand, He
also admitted being acquainted with
McGeohan, having been drinking with
him at tho Sherman house bar within q
few DAYS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A TREACHEAOUS MEMORY
TROUBLES sEVERAL WITNESSES IN
THE eRoNlN CASE,

Michael whalen Tells How He Firs,
Heard Of the Dootor's Disappearance
AIenry j, Jordan Admitted neing Ao'
auainted with MoGsehsn, but Denies
Saying That IIe Would Not Puli Gro
nin out ofth sewer
CHICAGO, June li,-Mlohael Whalen
was the first witness In the CrOnin In
quest Until two weeks ago he was O
police officer, lilo testified that no was 0
member Of Camp 30, Clan,Na,Gael, and
knew Dan Coughln and Il, o, Sullivan,
Both were members OF Camp co. Since
May had travelled q beat with Dan
C0ughlIn. Ile nevo had any cOnyeraa'
ton with COughlin about DIR, Cronin,
nor did they ever dscuas the affairs OF
tho order, He first heard OF DR., Cronin'a
disappearance Sunday, His cousin, Il,
o, Sullivan, told him OF Mr., COnllln'a
visit visit 10 his (sulliyan'al place, and
that tho doctor had disappeared, Cough
lin never spoke 10 him Of Alexander
Sullivan, Before the opening Of tho in
quiry II WIS given out seml'oiilelally
that some very important testimony was
20 be introduced during the day, and
that II was not unlikely that with that
the inquest would be closed and several
arrests ordered, II was also reported
that II has been practically decided by
the cOrOner'R Jury that their verdict will
recommend that Alexander Sullivan be
arrested and held without bail a. an Ro'
oessory before tho fact OF Dr. Cronin'a
murder
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
@ie 1tatt b0ie Na1barn
foot ttaGt.

9eter G&wara mar cine wabre qlags
iitr feline Nadbarihaft, leine Srau uno
feline 2inber uno fir itd iel3if am
olermeiffen. Sem 8ieb ftano tsa9er
uno absetrieben i'm Gtaq; 6uno uno
Rdbe Iiefen fheu lumber, neil fe &c.
mDblid seidunoen Ooer setreten puroen,
penn iie niht idnea genug fid aus BEN
8ereid ieiner Slbe MAIDEN tonnten ;
bic 8dume In, @arten tuaren pernah-
ldlfst utb aif ieinen Gelosrn nabm cas
untraut tpabrbaft gum @rbarmen lber=
tano. Den sansen lieben Iansen Sag
t5rte man ibn r,ur idimpfen unb flu
den ; einmal iolten ibm bic 2sute
leine 0unoe persiftet baben, Elm anoe.
res NAL tparen linn bic 6ibner &C.
feiniet pber bic Gaben tpotseidoRen
tuprben.
8eifdnbig lag er am @eridt, uno ba
DroceTe nidt nur bel 3eit, iOnoern
aud bel @elo foffen, 10 blteb ibm BON
bsioen nidt bel iibris, I'm ietner Wirtb.
ihaft seb6rig na4geben 3u fDnner.
Mit einem Wort, bieier peter bief
Sawar3 unb bate aud cine ihparae
Seele!
50 ifanbeu Die Dinge, als neinrif
MnQer Elm 6aus unD @ut tanfte, mel
dies biht an BEN gigentbum Yeters Lag.
= Die 5eloer tparen 3tuar aud pernah'
ldIiat, uno nnflaut, DifeIn unb Dor
men rpuherten barauf aber baraus mahtt
Rd MiiIer niht bel, oenn er mar Ell
Hei6iser Marn. Gr beiaB aud auBer'
BEN nod cine nnihdsbare Tu9eno ; Ct
fonnte fih ielbf beberriden, uno oai
bate CT BON Dem selernt, Der oa iast
SD bin ionftainhA." 9efen Sell
mar es aud, ben er IN leinem Snnerl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
1tmo bod @Iaube td) ntdbt

qu8 otter Belt pirb fol9snbe@ ei&idte
beri&tet: gin Der alffe bon Noroafrtta
mar cine 3iemIid bepDlferte 9anbelse
Sfobt, nomens Tipala. SIN finften
Sabrbunoert na& @triitls braden bic
teseriiG eeiinnten arisssi&aren Der
Banbalen In bieie StaOt ein uuo msB
banoelten bic tatbolilden 8etpchner Der.
IeIben. 8iele i'hp@ aI4teten ftd
unb nur, per bic Mittel CUR 6labt nt6t
Bate, blieb suriid. @ea oie1e ntdt
arianer perSen, b. : ni&t leusnen
tpuIten, baB Seils @Dttes Sobn ist
10 tpurbe DFentlid bstannt semo4t, es
1ei beidloRen, baB allen bie redte Sanc
abeebauen unb bic 3unge aus benz
Salie sei4nitten tperbe. 8siaefast
tpuroe, 6aB jsns 8eSnaoisuns finoen
icqten, tpel&e iosleid uao ohne 3Dgern
,um 4rianiamas ibertreten. Da nte'
r1aub ben Gpbn @Dttes perleugnen
polte, tpurce Der unmenidlide 8efebt
an allen bDlapeen. Gber jstt eefiel es
AUDI benz @tpiser, Sid In Setnen
treuen 9ienern auf wunberbare Weile
Az perterrliHen. Nle ipraden nah
Sieier arauiamen 8eritlmmelun9 nod
ebenID oeutli@ unb eeldufig, tpie porber
nit Der 3unse. 8iele bieIer 8stenner
fanSen @elegenbeit, aus benz &etae
Der GaSalen su ert1is5en, 3erIfrenten
fid i1ber ben sauSen @rntreis, lebten
nod LANCE Sabre uno paren ebenlo'
riele wanbelnbe, Iebenoise Dentmdler
Der @rbarmung oes almd@ti8en Sottes.
nneefdbr isd3is cerielben tamen nad
RDnfantinppsl, unter onoern aud Der
Subciaton &eparatus, Der pesen ieis
ner SrDmmisteit BON 8aiier 8eno uno
5etner @emabIin nit beipnoerer aus.
seiGnung bssanbelt wuloe. Guf tin
rpr,0altb beruft iih 8ittcr 8stenits bel
Der Grabbing oieies auberoroentliaen
gcroonges. vMann se9e. iast Der Bts
Idpf bon @ita. nad 8cnfantinDpel,
ODII WlIO UIu VI uShN p"'ISlANfNN ~"
laife ben Subbiafon &eparotus ftnoer,
Der, pbitpn er tei1,e 3unse bat, ris js
hermann bur& eiesnen Augenidetn it'd
iiberseusen fann, bennpd 10 oeutli& uni
poltommen ipri6t, pie ieoer an:ere."
SIT bieIe mertmiirbise @eihi@te riit'
lib tpobr? Sine Sraee, bic feinestpegi
BON unterseprbneier Bebeutune 1T. ST
fie tpabr, barn Idbt isd nidt pDhl II
Mbrece ffsaen, oaBNunoer u1Dalta iino
bab fernsr Seius Gtriftus uutli& rob
rer @rtt 1T, baB es meme QhiGt TT
iiberaI nit Nort uno EHot fur biefel
beute 10 pieltad aneesweifeltsn unb on
eeerifenen @lauben einSlfteben. Nli
it fe tpabr, ni@t ettpa erfuncen DOE
uns falim Dnsr uneenau iterliefett?
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