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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

A VERY large meeting assembled at
Court House Hall last Thursday night,
to protest against the repeal of the ordi-
nance prohibiting drinking saloons in St
Clairsville. Mr. Jas. NJ. Rees was made
chairman, and on taking the chair briefly
stated the object Of the meeting, bore tes,
timony to the good effects of the ordin,
ance, and urged that it should not be re-
pealed. Mr.. Andrew Mcfarland, Rev.
DR.. Balph, Rev. DR.. Hollingshead, Rev.
DR.. Alexander, Mr.. Isaac S. Powers and
others spoke earnestly in the same vein.
A committee was appointed, consist
ing of James N. Rees, Saml. NJ Thomp-
son, and George Brown, with authority
to appear before Council on the follow
ing evening and present a remonstrance
against the repeal of the anti-saloon Or
dinance.
Before the meeting adjourned, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Andrew Mcfarland, a reso-
luton was adopted that when the meet
ing adjourned it should be to meet three
weeks from tonight" MAY q, for the
purpose of organizing law and order
society.
This latter movement is practical
Laws will not enforce themselves, nor
will oratory and prayers enforce them.
"GOd is on the side of the heavy artil-
lery," said Napoleon. If that be true in
battle, it is true in a struggle against the
liquor traffic. There are enormous profits
in the business, and those engaged in it
can afford to take great risks. If there
is such public sentiment in st. Clairs-
vile as will compel respect for the ordin-
ance in question, it should make itself
felt; if there is not, the ordinance should
be repealed.
The railrOading through Council of a
repeating ordinance will not be well re-
ceived. There is no occasion for haste.
The question is an important one, and
deserves considerate treatment. If the
friends of the ordinance are disposed to
organize themselves and give it a fair
trial, they are entitled to that privilege.
In no event is there occasion for indecent
haste.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

THE Gazette'S flippant treatment of Sc
rious matters may seem smart in the al
legged minds of some persons, but think
ing men can not look at these things il
that way. Boss Tweed tried to be i'm
pudent and pert when the newspapers
began ventilating his rascalities, but the
law and public opinion eventually col
Jared and floored him; and if we are moi
much mistaken our Boss Tweeds will
meet the same fate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

HON. WILLIAM BELL, Jr., OF Newark,
was in town on Friday, chaperoned by
Hon. David Wagner. The local lights
OF the Democracy were visited, and the
presumption is his errand was of polit-
ical nature.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

A PIANO tuner says that pianos fire.
qlently deteriorate because they are al
loved to become too dry. TO counteract
this he advises keeping a growing plant
in the room. Another way is to keep a
large vase or urn with a sOpping wet
sponge in it under or near the piano.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
G. CADIz
NURSERIES.

We sincerely thank our customers who have so
generously patTOniZed us in former years for your
kind favOrS. We give our attention wholly to the
Nursery business. Aided with thirty years eX-
perience in the business, customers may rely upon
receiving the benefit of our large eXpeTience-the
greatest care being taken to have everything true
to name. Our grounds are open and free to all
visitors.
Our stock for spring is the largest we have had
since We have been in the county
Consisting of 10000 Apples, 3 and years, of all
the best old kinds Also Lawyer York, Imperial
PawakOe- Walbridge Mann, Hyde'S Keeper, Stark.
I:lnkfOrd, Mcintosh Red, Sutton Beauty, Wealthy
CIermonf, Yellow, Transparent, and many others.
Also, full line of Pear, Cherry, Plum, Peach,
Apricot, Vines and ornamental stock. We guar
antee satisfaction all sales. We have fruited
several of the new varieties, and have some %
others in our experimental grounds Our trees
are healthy and free from insect or disease Price
about One-half what you pay to foreign agents.
Come and see us, or address
2 7-2m j. MORRISON, Cadiz, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
GRATEFUL-COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
"By thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nII-
triton and by a careful application of the fine
properties of wellSelected Cocoa, Mr.. EppS has
provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
Favored beverage which may save many heavy
doctors bills. 1t is by the judciOuS use OF such
articles of diet that constitution may be gradual
dency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle maladies
are floating around us ready to attack wherever
there is a weak point We may escape many a
fatal shaft by keeling ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nOurished frame. -
EiuH Serrice Gazette. Made simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins by
grOcers, labeled thus
JAMES EPPS s. CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
London, England.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

LET all flower decorations for Easter
be as dainty as possible; wild flowers
and fringe-like grasses, with, of course
the conventional lily and the crocus.
To any of these may be applied the
words: "Since we are here, doubt not
He rose" so keep with us the Easter day!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

nYmun Statesmen to sell Nursery
M MTEH Stock. All Goods Warranted
NJ HN HU FIRST-CLASS. Permanent,
- pleasant, profitable positions
for the right men. Good salaries and expenses
paid weekly. Liberal inducements to beginners.
No previous experience necessary. Outfit free
Write for terms, giving age. Mention this paper.
CHAs. II. CHASE, Nurseryman, Rochester, New
York. 12-St
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
TRYING TO CREATE A BOOM.

Jh lNG ~ ChEA Il y DOOM'
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Alaskan Indians report that herds
Of mastodon are feeding in the almost in
accessible portions of that unexplOred
territory. Here is hint for some young
and enterprising Barnum, whose fortune
would be made by adding to his men
agerie a living specimen of paleozoic
mammalia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
Belntnttt Chronicle.
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1889.
WHY was the transaction reported be

WHY was the transaction reported be
low carefully excluded by the Gazette, in
its report of the doings of Council on
Tuesday night of last week? We quote
from the CHRONICLES report:
Mr. Milligan moved that the Solicitor
be instructed, within reasonable time
to proceed to collect the sum of S163.3S
found due from r. J. Riley, late Weigh
master. Adopted.
Is the Gazette not a newspaper Or
does it print only such news as suits its
conductors
Another feature of this matter should
be understood and kept in mind: The
person who writes the able editorials for
the Gazette and prepares its accurate re-
ports of the dOings of Council is the vii
lage clerk. He has for more than year
had opportunities to have full knowl-
edge of the fact that the ex-weighmaster
had pocketed large sum from the re-
ceipts of the town scales, and has
concealed that fact from the peo-
pie; and now, when Council adopts a
resolution directing the Solicitor to pro-
ceed to collect it, he carefully eliminates
that fact from what purports to be re-
port of the proceedings of Council.
"R. J. Riley, late weighmaster," is the
Business Manager" of the Gazette
conspicuously announced in that paper.
1t is proposed to laugh this matter off.
1t remains to be seen whether it can be
done. In the meantime the town author
tiles (all so-called Democrats) will com
pei taxpayers to pay interest on borrow
ed money, if they can find some one will
ing to loan to them.
What do the people of the county think
of such transaction and what have the
people of st. Clairsville, especially, to say
of it? If such bold robberies as this and
the $500 unlawfully taken from the town
ship funds are not righted, will not the
people of st. Clairsville deserve the rep
utatiOn many men give them? Are our
people content that men shall look upon
them as the apologists of official pecula-
ton?
The Democrats of the county should
be proud of their organ. 1t is jewel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
THEIR WORST FEARS REALIZED

Springfield Union.
Every little while, we observe, the
Mugwumps make the discovery that the
present Administration is Republican.
They should make note of it and paste
il In their hats.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

VACANCIES ARE FREQUENT.
From the Alta California.
In the Indian Territory sixteen Federal
office holders have been killed within a
year. The earnest seekers who are look
ing for vacancies are respectfully referred
TO this
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
DELMoNT COUNTY DIRECTORY

Common Pleas Judge-JOhn b. briggs.
Probate Judge-Isaac ii. Castor.
Clerk of COuTts-William B. Cash.
Sheriff-Oliver E. FOulke.
AuditOr-R. r. Barrett
TreaSurer-GeOrge Robinson.
Prosecuting AttOrney-Jesse W. HOllingwOrth.
RecOrder-JOhn NJ. Beckett.
Commissioners-MOrris Cope, William J. Berry,
John G. Israel.
Surveyor-Chalkley Dawson.
COrOner-A NJ +. Boyd.
infirmary Directors = Burget McCOnnaughy,
president; William Lodge, clerk; John A. Clark,
auditor.
Superintendent Infrmary John SidebOttOm,
East Richland
Superintendent ChildrenS HOme-Peter Giffin,
BarneSville.
School ExamineTs-L H. Waters, st. Clairsville;
II. L. Peck, Banesville; S. c. Murphy, Oliyett.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18
HONOR WHERE HONOR Is DUE.

From the Detroit Free Pree.
1t is claimed that Germany has more
able tinanciers than any other country il
the world. This is a rank injustice tC
Canada, which has a galaxy of brilliant
Napoleons quite beyond the possibility
of duplication.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

DRUMMOND POST No. 2O3- G. \. r.
Meets Tuesday evenings on or before the full
moon Comrades requested to attend.
JOHN Z. STEWART, p. c.
J. J. RENNARD, Adj't.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

MOODY says shouting and psalm sing
ing viii never cover up sins.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

The Democrats of the county should
be proud of their organ. 1t is a jewel
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-04-18

Iris claimed that the cows in the United
States give an aggregate milk-productiOn
of 7.240OO0OOO gallons. Four billion gal
Ions are used for butter, 6,OOOO0 for
cheese, and the balance for general pur-
poses. The annual production of butter
is 1,350,OO,OOO pounds, and 65O,OOOUO
pounds of cheese. HOGr,FS DGiTymdn
thinks the claim for cheese is too much
5OOOO0,OO0 being full as much as it is
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17

Gonperiionen. Nus &om, 10. Sec.
lhreibt man Der .R6lu. Golfs3,': 8ol
bret Woden erfoI5te in Maitano bic
&idtsbr Oct To&ter oes enslii9en &c:
nerots Satdwell su fat5o!ilan
Stride. Ser papfi lief ibr Elm prdh.
tigcS Grncifir sum Anoentsn ii5srreiAen
uno lpenoete Den opoftolil ben Segen,
9eute fann th bon eincm oeuliden
Sanosmarne beridten, Der in berGap,ne
Der &teusldmeffern bier In Som in ben
Sdoob Der fatbol'ihen Stride aurldas>
tebrt 1T. Der in ben preuBrfAen Moels
uno BeauAssheiien moblbstannte uno
be!ss5te Slbr. Srieorid b. @arenz
leste na@ LANCER 8orbereitune
DOR Mflsr. Sauua, Grsbiiaof bon Sal
ceoon uno Brdfect oes Gant' uf.cio,
Iein @laubetenntni6 ab. Mubes benz
@enannten empfing mod Elm anoerer
Gonperiit, Der S1br. Ggbert , an ben
8ers aus 9eien, Die + Sirmung BON
Der 9ano oss 9rn. @rSbifhofes. Misr.
Salua bislt oarauf etne ldnsere beIr.
lide In1praGe. Sn Der iplgenben b.
Meiie ~empfinsen bic beioen Goapertiten
bic b. Communion.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
eutietsf bid .beim b[osen @eoonten !

entietsit bid 'beim blcben @eoanten |!
@eiter @eiebt. bu p~ertrauieif oeinem
Scbn einen 2ebrer, Der, anitait Jpn 3u
entridten, fem Ser; Dir eniftemoete,
9ab nnb 8erahtung In bai1slbe binein.
ienftt, ia, i'm 10 tpeit brddte, baB er
bereit fei, ben MDrofabl In bic 8ruff
ieines 2ebensipeneers su ffoben! Sieb',
nit s(eiden Mugen mnb Soft auf ott
idaue,, tpenn bu Die Rinber. tpelhe er
oir anpertaaut bat, burh idlette Grz
aiebung In Die Qdnoe bes 9baenflriten
btnetntpirff> rpenn ou, ifatt 2iebe, bas
8ift oes &a7es unb Der @erahtung se=
gen Soft In bic SeeIe beinss 2inoes
bineintrdufelf. Das ainb if Der @iene
gu oersleiden: @r3iebsit bu es gut, 10
brinst es bir 6onig, er3iebif ou es
l4ledt, 10 bait ou ben Stohel at flrH.
ten. 8eoarf es ba nod elmer tpeiteren
S4iloerung? Du brauhf ielbia rur
ein tpenia Inn bid berumyuldauen bier
iishit ou bic bbie Gaat a~ufsegeben,
tpelde p1ldtperseisns @ltsrn unter
Ibrdnen ernten mii1en bort grenst
an Elm berrlider 8.umengarten, ipo
bic Climber elsib id,5nen Blumen NIT
ibrem Tusenoouft bic gltern beslldsn.
Iber Dor MQem bereinitens atm Sage
Der &edeElhaft, tpie tpirf bu aittern
ano beben mdffen, tpenn bu bas auper.
traute pfano ni9t unpsrfebrt III bic
6dnoe @otteS suridlegen flnnlt> tpeln
oa, tpo bu bereitS benz Tooe psrfaIen,
oein eisenes 2aferLeben fort,puhert In
beinen Rinoern. umgetebrt aber, pelb'
berrlidtr Sobn ffett Dir bepor, tpenn ou
oeine Mufgabe treu erflat baf, tpean
oeine braoen &inoer lire eerehten
!8dnoe Rsbeuo flr bid gum Qim,nsl ct.
Die 5amilte bitoet ben @ruaos
ifrd Der menihliden @sieuIdaIt: Son
Der euten ooer fdleAten @r5iebuus bdnst
as ibr 8eitano ooer nntereaus. $50
Die grsisbung gut gsleitst 1T, ba sibt iis
Dem Staate CUTE Burger, BENT 9eere
quite SDloaten, Der Stride quite S5bne>
es wdbf cine relisi6S ssiinnte Nas
ton berpor. Mnoerleits, mo bic Grsiebs
ang mibratben, ba peroen ith ole Qdu=
lsr Der Sdanoe iiiQeu, bic @etdnsn,Ke
lno Srrenbauler rethen ni9t mebr aus,
oa i4winoet &eolidfeit uno Eteue, "a
1T 2us unb Trus, BE- baben S.ttsn!ois.
uno S@welseret ibr offences 9assr
aufsei@lasen, tur3, es lit Der @geusl
Der 8%etnlltung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17

6i1f 8ismard fsurirt bier burdaus
MIR ais 8ertreter oeS Gtaatea, iouobl
bel Der @bre, bic itm @,esen er,eiat,
als Bel Der Witb, tpslhe Gtbder bar,
itber dubert. Wte ihnel tpiirce oieier
Wuuo beritummen. renn ibm unb allen
isiuen Comforter etninol i'm Grnife bic
Eblre 9e,eiet tplroe. ourh nelde alein
lie In aIe tire boben Nemter unb sur
Rirhenresieruus getommsn iino $50
mar benin Der sro6e Munb oes Germ
5tSder, ais Safer 6rieorih III. re,
aierie? IS sdbe Elm idneu mirfeub.s
Mittsl aesen oieie aanse @eseuff,5s
muns: sriinoli&e Qualification oes Obers
flrhenratbs uno idmtlther preub,1ten
Goniitorien. IS fino ia lauter Staatse
beante, bic man einfah 3ur DispoTtion
ifeQen fam. GaS mdre Elm fefer @riff
ms alte @espenneff> unb tpie plirbe
oaS tpirfen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
8lr bic Gerbaltnifie innerbalb beg
8rotetant'smus in 9eu:iAlano uber.

Nur Die VerDalIn1ne tnnef10lb DeS
YrpteItant's SINUS In Seu:i9laRb uber.
aus he3eihneno 1T biz Auss,naneer.
issune 1untsr ben ortbooo1sn unb protes
itantenpereinlihen Otgansll iiber Die
@rnennun5 bes Satften 8ismard
5um gbrenooctor Der Tbep>
u@enn man bic tircben- poll.
tiide Tbdtistsit oes oeutIden &eihs>
t~anSlers swei ober brei Sabr3sbnts ,arud
burhmulfert, - 10 iast bic .gonierpa.
tioe Monatsihrift' In tbrem December
teft - ftbBt man auf le.bsnidaftlide
8dmpIe sesen Gle r6mifhe 3ir4e. ftDst
man auf enersiide Mabreeelu, UNI Die
Gpanselilhen einsuihId,tern mnb ibnen
BON BORN berein ale Selbfdnoieteits
asldite ausyutretbeu, ia tuobI aud auf
Die materialitiihe Tbeis, paB bic Sonn.
taaaatbed ~ oertreten I'll, neil man an
iiebsn Tasen mebr berbisne ais an feds.
Niemals aber 1T u~nieres 8iGens Elm
Sdritt uad,mneiien, oer ais @unf,
als 6ilfe, als Stdrfuns Oeer Soroeruns
eeanselliden @eiens ausselegt tperoen
t5nnte, nien1aIs irseno etmas, uaS Sin.
elfsnpuns poer Dant beeriinben fDnute.
Die su unsunitsn Der Stride ausaefaI=
leue itaatli@e @ntideiouus i'm 0arnad.
Sale bdtte auf Die H~otbpenbisteat bun.
usiien ma1tn. Der Stride Elm @tnipruds.
redt gu semdbren uno isben eponseli.
ihen gbriifen autreiben, cas- Geht er.
fdmpTen 3u belfm; fat befsn fommt
cher cine Corporation BON Brpfsforen
(tn @ieben), pelhe bic Stride psrtreten,
ernennt ben 8ertreter oes Gtaatss, Der
Die Stride herunteroridt, slm gbren.
Doctor unb ettldrt es sIeidas,tig fir BE
GiSenart Der epangeliidsn S,rde, baf
in ibr nidt Die Niid5fe uno Melieftsn.
ionoern bic politiiben Minilfer ,,nc
garlaments- Misbrbeiten, bic gum Ebeil
Der Stride gar nidt anseb5rei,, gu re.
aieren baben. So 1T idper. Bier Gin,
Satire gu idreiben." Demseeeniibel
bsmetft bas In Bremen eri4en,n o,
Deutide 9rDtefantenbIott' uOas
0ohtDmilde ON b,eiem unb aIem ben
entipreGenoen SiDder'iden @eseter ii
Der nmf1auo, baB Die gauge sesentpdr
tiae alsriei, Der 0pipreoiger pbenan
ale tbre 8iroen, aemter uno Ttfel MI
ourh Die @unf hes Staatss erlanp
baben, uelher felt SO Sabren biele,
@eidledt bon TbeoIosen srDb ge,ossI
uno eebdiidelt bat. Stun fie felt I'm
ippis se%pcroen iino unter fetnen Sill
eeln, frdben Tie auf einmaI gegen ib
los, ba fe feben, baB CT ibren NiQs
ni&t in allen 6tiidsn thun uiq. Sen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
tpnrec, obwobl eiuise 8ripatperionen ea
beatpeifelt babsn mDaen.

IUurce, o0IDOpt elntHe YrloQIpetlOnen &c
bestpeifelt babsn mbsen.
6. 3aibolifen slauben nidt, taB
8rptehanten, nelde getauft fino, Gin
sutes 9eben fiibreuL @ott unb ,bren
Ndditen lieben uno cbne ibre GGuIo
Die fatbplii6e&irhe ais bic einsiss tpabre
Rir&e. Die ~ loren Gb1iliuS befabt,
nibt @tctner, BON 6immel auseeihloi.
len ftnb, porausaelebt. bab tie niht i'm
3uifanoe elmer Tooiluoe iterben.
z. 8atboliten glauben ni9t, bas
cine Stride 10 gut iei, rpis Die anbere !;
ioneern iie slauben, oab bic Cine, tpabre
Stride Die bette 1T, uno baB glen Die
bon Gbriifus auferleste 4fldt pbliest,
le1e Stride gu 'bbren. uno atpar unter
Strafe Der etuieen Gsruerfune.
8. Gum ShluHe tbeilen tpis nod Elm
Ouseno anoere 9inse init, tpelhe &a=
tbolifsn dt elauben: Sic elauben
niht, oaB bic 8i!oeran6etuns erlaubt iei;
baB ein AbIaB eine grlaubn,b gum Slns
ot8erl lei : oaB bic Stride Elm EeHt aur
SerfolgunS babe ; baB ber paplf nitf
linoisen, poer In Saden ouber Dem 8e=
reiebe oss @laubens uno Der Sttten riot
irren f6nne f; oaf 2atboIiten bic .bt
Saliit nibt eurdforiden" burfen;
oaB Die republican, Zen &aeierunssfpr:
men nidt BON Der Stride ~besanitiat mer.
ben ; baB Die fatboliihe Stride geeen re
lt5iDie 9ulpuns opppnire; oab Der 3med
Die Nfitel b,ilise; oaB man einem SIR.
sldabigen ge9enllber 1ein @ptt ni9t gu
balten braute; baB bas 9iigen gum
Befen Der 8irGe erlal,bt 1ei oab oie
8elt niht dter isin tDnne, ais feds.
tauleno Sabre ). baB cine unihuloise
@rbolung am Sonn age oerboten isi
Oieie uno mar4e anoers Dinae farm
man DEN Srrs!dubigen getroit ais folhe
be3ei@nen, tpelae bic &atbol,fen niht
glauben. @oaen ite ieooh trpboem
oas @egentb:il betaupten uno fortfab
ren> unlere bl. &:9s auf @runo oer=
isIben gu fdmdteu, 10 m5sen iie aus
amtbentifaen fatboltiden
Auelen Den 8eweis liefern, bob mir TN,
Term @Iauben lelbif nidt tel II n @enn
Sc oas 2eetere aber nidt perm6aen, 70
loaten tie idmeiSen, spenn fe nod ldn=
ger alS redtllebenoeA Mdnner uno
Sreunoe Der Wab,bsit eelten wolen.
,&atb. 8eIfs,..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
caus benz nGpmpab fur ben perbsiratbeten

49, RS~"fS l"~ -" -
y3u mir ienbet Soft bas ainb,
0ns ntbt tpeiB, mas tbun, mas Iaiien,
Wie ib gebeno bin geiinnt,
Biro 'ein 6ers bic @abe faiien."
Melde Sule bon erbab.ne @eoans
fen liest in Dem e'nen Bort Batter,
aber aud pel1 Elm Berg bon 9Hsdten
tbirmt fih ba auf Dor beinen Blidsn /!
Soft bat Dir In oeunen Rinbern einer
Rsidtbum perlieben, uosesen ale an
oern Sitter Der @slt nur Shatten fino.
Sine &5merin NIT Namen gcrnsIia
empfins eiuitens ben 8eiuh elmer pors
net men Sreunoin, ipelde pobleefdQta
eineu rstten Sdmud an @oIo unb
Soelfieinen sur Shau ffeate. Muf bic
Bite, ouh ibrer Rofbarteiten su ,eiaen,
lieB Gornelia ibre foraidltig er;osenen
3inber bereintreten. uSiebe ba", iproh
lie, voas iino meins Rleinobien, bieIer
Fl, me,n ihbafier Shmud". SO Sahts
Gle 9sioin ; pie gan, anbers iannf ou
ais @brilf bon osinen Ginbern iprehen.
ND GU ourh ben @lauben beIebrt MOI
ben, beine ainoer ais unffetbIide See.
len, als gbenbiloer @ottes, als Eenpel
res bl. 8eiites, aIs @ottesfinoer anu.
iGaueu. 2epnioas, Der 0ater Der be.
rlbmsen Observation-Disclosures Origines,
fniste oft in filler Habt on Der Wieat
oiei,S ieines ainoes, tli6te es nit Der
Bcrten: nSei sesriBt, bu Tempe
8Ottes !" N.bmen mir nun ben Sal
an, ou bdtteit 3u Der 3eit gelebt, tt
man benz @5sen Moloh MniHaloie
Rinoer Dpferte, nn bdtteit bu nun BEN
asnb elmer pflhtperse6enen gerion an
uertrllt, rpelde tineinG oas Rinb einer
8Dbenprisiter pertaufte, Der bana bo
uniduloise aino in ben GeugfidIun
lloes g0sen Hiaeineeuorfen. ., b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
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pafes an ben Yaplt lautet Qe,liefter
Sater! Set Der Set, ais bic 60hf
traurtge Nahriht It'd burh bic Welt
uetbrsitete, CAB oas Yatrimonium bes
bell. Betrus pOllsnos seraubt unb bic
bell. Stact ielbit Don ben Seinben bti bt
lei, baben Die 0irten Der eon3en tatbo=
iilAen @tlt nit ben gbriffeldubiaen
nttt aufgeb5rt, gu trauern uno bic uns
asbeuerl,de SerIebuna oss bfsntIiden
HstteS gu betl.gen unb gu peroammen.
Denn nit elmer rpeltliben Madt aus
seffattet, bic bon Niemanb abbdnaia
tpar, fonrte Der Papit Die BON @briftus
Dem GERM erbaltene bDdlfe @epalt
aber ben ean5en @rofrsis in oclifer
5reibeit %ottsuben, Die s5ttIibe @elision
thinner mebr f6roern, ben neridiebenen
BeourfaiRen Der @ldubisen entssser=
fommen, ben 8iitenoen seitise 6ilfe
brinsen, uno oIes bepirfen, ruas er nab
3elt ano umfdnoen gum srbberen 0e,le
Der ssiamten dr.itlinsn @emeipldaft
fir nDlbis bielt. Set a5er Der iidtbare
:5teauertre;er Gbrift; ouf Grosn emrh
Den f~repelbaiten Mnsriff Der 6einoe fei,
mes legitimen, dlteitsu uno s~ebeilisteften
Ssibtbums beraubt lit, ieben mir i'm
ntdt nur ols einen @efansenen In 1einem
e.9eten 9auIe, fonbern AUDI bon tpie.
oerboiten nnbtloen fe,noielieiter Wen.
ihsn, Shmdbunsen unb Mngrifen be,
opbt, 10 oaB lowobl Die Majstdt bes
boben Nmtes, tueldes ct belleioet, auf's
l4tperfe perlett riro, als AUDI ct ielbit
cerieni5en polen Sre,beit entbebrt, auf
uelde Ct IN Der grflauns ieiner umfal.
isnoen, tim BON @ott iibertragene Muf.
saben niemalS peraihten fam.
@as ioQen mir oariber mebr iagen ?
6ot man bod iOsar sewagt, in Sielsm
Deinem Subeliabre, 0eilieitsr 8atsr,
our& ben @rlab sewi7er ueuer @eisee
Deiner 6reibed neue @sfabren gu Be-
reiten uuo auf oiele 8e.ls ben Tr0fun=
gen uno Der 6reuoe, tpel9e oie @ldabi=
gen Der ganssn fatboliidea WeIt aaieitis
Dir oarsubrtngen fih beeiierten, bittere
Sale beiSumiIhen.
Daber babsn mir, 0eiIigfer 0ater,
es fir uniere 4fp@t erahtet, In roaitsr
uebereinitimmung gu betenne1 uno gu
erfldrer, oaB auh mir Dol, Dem eleihen
Sdmerse aufs 9eftiaite er5rifen fino,
Dein pdterlt9ss Qer3 becrldt
oab audi mir NIT De,ner Qeil'gteit bic
&edte, Die Sre,beit uno Die wsltlide
@ewalt oes epOltiden Gtubles ;uriid.
foroern; baB auh mir aIes perurtbeilen,
mas, lei IS nit offener @emalt poer uns
'er Der Sorm zines @elebes brett poer
inotrett, sesen bic Sreibeit uno Madt
oes Dberiten gluten unternpmmen tpiro ;
oab mir enol,@ ouf jeoe Meile uno init
a0er Strait eifrieit bemilbt isin tperber,
oamit bic Gage, in melher bas Ober.
baupt BET Stride fi@ befinbet> ridtissr
uno pirfIame Mlltel angemen.
BET tpercen, I'M bic mabre unb pol.
5reibeit Ses Yapites mieoer berSufelen.
Soft ben Nqmddtisen aber fleben
mir NIT ben uns anpertrauten @ldubis
gen oemiitbigit an, oaB er bic @eiiter
ote 6er3en Der Meniden len=
ten uno feline Stride &ube uno Srieoen,
ben Papit ober in Der 9auptitaot bss
lattphiden grofreiies Steibeit uno uns
oerleblidfeit geniebsn lafen m6ge.