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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

You have heard your friends ar1 neiKhbors
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the many who know from personal experience
lust how good a thing it is II you have ever
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
The Angling Ananias.


~ anglef sat BY the winter fire
Hn'le Only his wife was night
Ane le said to himself
bid This cunaing old eli
u leii en- q Bhoppiug big lie,
brilliant and intricate lie.S
BE leaned bis chin on his ancient hand,
1nlle gently be srroked bis beard,
5aen be gathered bis pen
HIS ink bottle and then
He siyly and knowingly lesYed
4 leef that was foxy and weird.
He gazsd aloet at the ceiling DARK.
and then he looked down al the f14gg.
ard be said 'Of q bout
after salmon and trout
ltigfvs 7enl some angling lore,
Some lovely and lying cd lore 2
he wrote and he wrote 4 solid hour
AS VIE al the paile sitting by.
cry certain. however,
That her hubby, 50 clever,
Was gorifing I'D some novel lie--
S9r1e wild and extrasagaut lie
Wren Sudden the old man rose up stark
With looks that were wien and cold.
rats the maffers'' cried she.
The deDeen' said he,
n certainly fast growing old
Every lie can think offs been told =
a 9,ae4frffa .44sfs7ee
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
4 vyomau,s gurea,,.

81 clothes
4 Fsfassl some bandboxes, ard goodness only
kNo@s
Hos n.ang scores q other things wlthiu Il she
And ges there's always lots 81 room foF twice Il
E1any more.
one pair Of socks. e
lar box.
And When he's put them ID rs capacity ben
glur,
1t-rfyftl1s fz,..-z}-{
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
HEALTH AND AIR.
These Are the Very Best Cos
metics---Notes on Popular
Styles.

Perfect health, plenty Of fresh air and a
reasonable amount of exercise are the
best cosmetics one can possibly find. A
beautiful skis is the desire of every
woman, but many women who have really
not bad skin and which would soon be
come good under proper treatment. ruin
il by resorting to the use OF cosmetics.
Few OF them are harmless and none Of
them ever make woman beautiful. Pow
der and rouge lind favor in the eyes of
few people, and however we'll a woman
CAM esnaks mp her face it is never done
>>eu that IL can not be detected and the
of comment
&lsMETIC USED By JOSEPHINE.
npress Josephine was celebrated
z.eautifuI skin and complexion
jan object of envy TO all the
Paris Few would believe
}narvelous skin was entirely II
fure bit their repeated attempts
sr The cosmetic which gave il
full Lint were fruitless. After
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
Jaeobe' noboaen Theatre.

With the two performances today, sun
day matinee and evening, Of J. 2. Little's
World, 2 most successful engagement
OF this piece will come to close The
sensational scenic effects are web pre-
scented md form q large proportion of the
reason for such success.
Commencing with the extra special
matinee tomorrow, st, Patrick's Day,
there will be seen Edward J. Hassans
aquatic comedy success, "One of the
Finest, with all the well known features,
prominent among which is the huge tank
OF water containing at least sixty tons, or
over 100000 gallons. In the scene where
this is introduced about fifteen boys Will
be seen splashing and swimming about in
a most realistic style. The water wiz be
properly heated. The boys engaged Will
doubtless have grand time.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

I spent whole hour today at the pub
lie library trying to choose a novel. It's
such a nuisance
oh. ] think it's easy enough ! Just
look at the last ehspter II / find rain
s8ftIg aud sadly dropping over one or fwo
lonely graves, I don't take II, but II the
morning Sun is gllmmering over bridal
robes Of white satin. | get II marked at
orce. - IQr0lltl Grin
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

4 bright iitsle man sat bemoanfng the fate
81 lie VII that Is Uartt and eparkles TOO IaKes
- TIE keen rei3aftee that is Strictly ones on
istlt egtlies INTO view when occasion has flown
~ The ideas, opposite bright. and snbI fine
tiaaE iezIfe q Ike stage coaches never On time
y sluggish IN naopelnezit, SO sluH 10 the fzee
ih2t new Topic renders them quite ont q
place
80 tiie bright little man, with serious look
izsszsssrked 70 himself, as he opened his book
"a regrets that annoy a htlnorist's head
The saddest is this:-It might have been said
Tie HessfztTz5
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
RAPS, SIGNS AID GRIPS.
Tie Mirror of the Week
In Our Secret and Bene-
VIOLENT Societies.
IT WAS An EXCEEDINGLY QUIET one.
Interesting Chat About the Masons,
knights Of Pythias, Foresters,
Odd Fellows, Workmen
aud Cadets.

It has been quiet week in secret So
eiety circles. The majority Of the lodges
aud councils have initiatory work ard
those who have not have received appli-
cations for membership or members re-
port prospective propositions. Nothing
has been reported to indicate that dry rot
has set in anywhere, and the lodges, as
semblies and councils are in q healthy
condition and active.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

The poet who wrote ef
he kiss on the stair
And WAS thrilled 70 his eight finger tss,s. >
Would have shown a little
Aore sense. declare
Il ted taken his kiss on The lips
KeernsH Ente5gfzss
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
Ancient order Of United 1yorkmen

The annual session Of the Grand Lodge
of Maryland. New Jersey and Delaware
viii be held in Richmond, Va, on Tues
day next The delegation from this city,
consisting of William B. Pugn, josh ua
A. Clark, T. B. Valleau, Theodore D.
Edwards ana George Norris, viii leave
tomorrow morning
A separate Grand Lodge for New Jer-
sey viii no doubt be agitated
School Trustee Charles B. Rudolphv
and samuel Hawkridge WIZ represent
Hoboken, and T. Dumont the Union Hill
district
The lodges in this district are in a pros
porous condition, and several have been
added since the last session Of the Grand
Lodge.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

Two college boys were guessing each
others ages
ITO judge by your immature and anna
teur jokes you're about l6, = said Bill.
10 judge by your antique and messy
jesis you're ABOUT 200, said Bob. and
honors We're easy. - ProvideRce telegram.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

One Of the melodramatic successes of
he American stage will be the attraction
at the Academy of Music next week.
when after Dark viii be presented by
Il dramatic organization specially engaged
for its production by w. A. Brady After
Dark. By Dion Boucicault, is probably
the finest specimen of chat distinguished
dramagist's work in this line. la the
famous London Concert Hall scene Mr..
Brady has secured number of speciality
people of national reputation Promi-
fient among them is the favorite comed-
ian. Bobby Gayl0r, who will appear in
his characteristic songs; Marie Rene. Wig
will do her National dances and lightning
changes. aud Kelly and Murphy, scien-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
Tiresonae Company.

A young man was calling on a Con-
CHEESEMAN'S daughter the other evening
when the father appeared at the door.
May | come insn he asked, hesitat-
ingly.
aOh, yes, she answered. s'you may but
we have quorum without you. Wash
ingtoR Star.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

Say. waiter, reckon you've taken my
order all wrong ordered spring
chicken ana hottie of n clarat. Here
you We gone and brough6 nae a III chicken
and q bottle Of spring claret = Rachst
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
The Casinos soccess.

All of the former achievements Of the
Casino have been placed in the shade by
the remarkable success of "The Grand
Duchess Society has given it her stamp
OF approval, aud no more brilliant audi
ences We're ever assem- bIed in this house
The crush at every performance is
noteworthy sight. Large theatre parties
are present almost every night and the
audiences are always brilliant.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

tifie light weights, who will DO d boxing
act that i Il marvel Of ssiil and ability
The other notable scenic effects in the
play include a view of the Thames, at
London Bridge with boats on tie river.
and the underground tunnel, with the
train rushing through and the saving Of
the hero.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

Hudson, is good man TO have at court
meeting l5e is full Of Forestic infoFFsa-
ten, aud deals il out hberally when he
tim Ks it is needed.
Court Congress is going to make some
OF The elder courts hustle. For a young
court it is doing wonderfully we'll
You viii always see the boys around
WHEN The fourth degree is being worked.
Court Prize Of Bayonne. No 7.as4. and
Court Winfield. No. 1851, A. O. T. vi A.,
Of Bayonne, intend TO hold john picnic
and festival an Memorial Day. They will
also hold on August 6 a joint excursion
TO 0dental Grove on Long Island Sound.
Court Emmett had q very interesting
meet last Friday night
Johnny Dunn, OF Court Glenwood,
says he can make a cocktail that would
resuscitatc q ccrIse.
4oa can always ieIl what time in the
morning 1t IS When YOU hear Brother
tenll Anthony, Of Court Hudson, sin ging
the 'Suwanee River
Brother Adolpllus P. Kern is very par
tleuiar about tie spelling Of his Christian
name, and gets mad when you cab MIN
plain Adolph.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16
Free and Accepted Masons.

Bay View lndge conferred the NJ. II. de
gree on Thursday night.
Hudson Lodge viii on Tuesday night
celebrate its twenty-fitth anniversary at
Odd Fellows Hall. H oboken. All the
Grand Lodge officers will be present and
the affair will be an elaborate one.
DR.. J. f. Moore, the District Deputy
Grand Master, expected to be inhaling
the balmy ozone of Florida, but he has
been detained by business matters. He
hopes to be able TO leave this week He
desired To spend the entire month Of
March in the South
Hiram Euclid and Triune Lodges have
communications tomorrow night.
VarIcK Lodge will meet Wednesday
night.
Il will be lively night on Thursday
Hiland, Amity, the Lodge Of the Temple,
Zeredetha and Bay View Lodges viii hold
communications
Lodges viii hold communications on
Friday night
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16

1e+Httts " @NtA YeEA4fe<
Fisk Section No. 2 wiiI naeetoD tuesday
evening, ia Fisk Han. Wilton and Iafsy-
cite streets.
An interesting event win occur On
Tuesday next in the family OF which
Brother f J. Higgins is a member.
Frank Will celebrate his twenty first
birthday On that Gay The members Of
risk section and the Fisk Dramatic
society wish him long life and prosperity.
a resolution WAS passed 81 the last
meeting Of FISK Section Offering q badge
70 the member sailing the gEeatess nanlz
Der Of siekets tor the entertzsi ninent aid
reception, On April l8 This has been the
tickets
Tie entertainment aud reception Of
Eureka Section 10. I at Rgche's Hall on
" ednescay evening next promises to be
a big success.
JACK Vile, Of Fisk Section, can nov
tear his hair to his hearts content and
still not spol his appearance. lie now
wears BIS hair ia pcmpad0ur style. Il IS
complete disguise, and his best friend
Woufd not recognize lIitn, we're it not Tor
the heavy villain stride. which he
affects. he mas become an amateur actor.
iyanhoe Section No VIII meet on
Thursday evening in the Scotch Presby-
tS&4<t1 L44L&G4a Oh mercer street
" +. Aieeconekin, w. P OF Fisk Sec
ton, took tire section ~ storRl st the last
meet by his rendition Of his oEgfnal song,
entitled With McGinty at the Bottom or
the Sea
It is rslERored That one Of the patrons Of
flsE Section VIII shortly wed enc of the
beites OF Fisk Section. Fisk Section
offers its congratulations In advance
The members of the Z. of T. ia this CITY
mef- It IS good idea, ana there IS not
the sligates1 Gosi5t that it car be made q
grand success. as the one held two years
ago proved that the Cadets Of Temper
alIce can draw a large crowd TO their ex-
cnrslon The Cadets should proceed at
once 70 nave committee appointed from
each Of the three sections in this city.
Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics
Clinton Council No. IS viii meet on
Wednesday evening in Clinton Hall.
Billy Post, OF Clinton. has hsld the
Office of 0. s. since the Institution Of the
Council His position does not give him.
much opportunity to display his oratori-
cal powers. he strenuously objects to
another term on the ground that lie
wishes TO paealyze the Council with his
prowess in debate, which, no doubt, he
viii when ne gets on the floor.
IL has been noticed with regret that
Billy Muller, Of Industry, does not ap-
pear IN public very often since he became
Benedict He seems to have settled
down aud IS DO longer one OF the boys 2
Clinton council viii celebrate its flrst
anniversary by q public installation Of
officers IN Clinton Hall on Wednesday
evening. April g. A good programme
will be presented and an enjoyable even
ing VIII be spent Admittance will be BY
invitation. The following committee has
the affair IN charge:-David TjpDets,
Harry Drayton, John f. Murch. Jacob
Van Emburgh and John Dingw all
Al the fair OF the Methodist Church, on
Union Hill, there was a spirited contest
for a silk flag between several organfza-
tons. Garfield Council, Jr, Q. Y. a. NJ,
won by polling 3, 433 20 ! ,097 by the Royal
Arcanam Council, which was second.
Good for the boys.
The advocate., 1890-10-01
TRHMs AND PLANTs.

Fruit Trees and Plants Red Cedars, Forest
Tree Seedlings. Large assortment Lowest pric-
es, retail at wholesale prices. Write for price
jackson Co., Ill
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
SiiGof spaloin8 Iber oas iat:
nOiier S6uIstp

Gin Sertreter 6cs Seorta ,Eransicript"
bot ben bo6p'fte BiIdOf SpaIbins be-
iu9t, UNI befien Gni6ten iber bas, aQe
Rlafen aufreseH6e ueHe iuiuoiIer S9uIs
3wanssseist gu erfGbrsn.
Ser 8ii6of mar isbr eutsessntrmmsnb
unb ertIirte benz 3eitunssmann, es iei feline
neberjeu9uns, baB bas 9siss 10 perdnbert
werben ioute, baB es ausemetn bsfrtebi9e.
Der gti6of 1T fir S6uIspcus In eiuem
sepifsa Gimme, bus bsiBt hafIr, buB iebes
Rinb bic S9uIe beiu6sn iou, aber sesen
ale ibriSen 8eittmmuuseu bss neuen
S9uI5wanssseiesss.
@r iusts, ss iet unfnn, elmer Staais:
i9uIbebOr6e bas Rs9t ein3uraumen, ben
@Itsru pOridrsi5en gu bitfsn, In peI6e
S9ule ie ibre Rtnber i5ifsn iOuen. Sc
unpifenber unb unSs5ilbetsr elm Wann 1T,
befto mebr get9uus wiyb berieIbe peripis
rem, ii6 NIT 8Orurtbeil in frsmbe Sa9en
Su mti9sn. Die itaatIi5eu S6uIbiretto.
rem foatsn nit Rir4en unb 9ripatsS 9us
len gar nt6ts gu tbuu BADEN.
v9ie Dsuti6en finb aud besbaIb aesen
has @eies,-fubr ber 8ti6of fort-pstl
eS ben Spra4en3pGns einfibrt, unb bisier
8ara9rapb iOute gang setri9sn psrben."
Ser 8ii4Of iaste ferner, er pirbe ss ie5r
bebauern, penn bic 6sutI5e Spra6e in
Gmerita bur5 @eieSe bseintrd6tist wlrbe,
benn bic Deutideu ieien sin tief beatenbeS
unb buIbfames 8oIt, usI9es ieiuen Ebetl
ba3u bettrase, cine seianbs 6ffsntIi5e Weis
nuns gu i9affen.
8te en9IiI9e Spra5e perbe immer bic
Sauptipra9e IN bieitm 2anbe bIei5sn, unb
es lis9e in Ssbsrmanns ei1saem Snterefe
@neIii9 gu ~lsruen, pssbaIb elm @eies 3ur
gnforciruns bsfsIbsn rein ibs, fGiIf9 isi.
vBir ioateu gar feline Spra6e betams
pfeu, benn bic b03fe @uItur 1T Bel 9enen
gu iu4en, bic in msbreren Spra5sn auss
sebiIbet Rub."
Ser 8ii9of piini5t i9lieBN5 bic
S4uIfraSe aus Der BOIitit gu baIten. @r
sIaubt, baB beioe Barteien f6 i6er bic
uStbisen abGuberuuseu bieiss unseredten
S6uISeieses Dor ber 0abI einisen iouten,
bamit anbsre 6rasen In ben 8orbererunb
t~reten, aIs bic S9ulfrase, pOribsr nur
cine Reinuns, HdmIt@ bic sere6ts bsrri5sn
birfe.
9teie rubise unb ia5ssmdBe @rtlaruus
bss Bii9ofs SpaIbing, psI8sr aud bel
benz INSTRUMENTATION publttum In
bsr b64ften &4tuus itsbt, wirb bofentIi6
ba3u bettrasen, ben &nOwsR otbiEss ben
Staar tu fte6sH. Die suSIii6en republic
tanii9en 3eitunssn t6nnen bic 5rase ui@t
LANCER sntftelen unb psrbec fi5 bod pobI
f9dmen, nod wsiter baribsr gu Iioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

gang, YIat, worauf BITE sebeiu1en &dtbe
unb &dmmerer, unmtttelbar barauf aud
bic funsirenbe @sifIi9teit eintraten. rm
al l1br CAB Observation-Disclosures @raf
Sunpaep bas 3ei9en nit benz Stabe, baB
Der &aiier nabe. Sor benz Wonardeu
f1ritten, bealeitet BON ibren S~berffbofmeis
fern, SienittGmmerern ober Ibiutanten,
bic grSbsrsoss Sail 9ubwis, Srant Serbts
naab pom Ssitsrrsids SITE, Otto, 5srbis
nanb, Ssrbiuanb 9roBbsrsOs Don Soscana,
@arl SaIuutor, gusen, @iIbeIm unb
Eatner.
Der Raiisr psrfiste ii5 an bas otere
grbe Der Eafsl unb beitiss bic Stufen,
pdbrenb bic Ssrren gr3ber3ose f3 unters
balb berieIbsn Ianss Der Eafsl anreibten.
Der grfts Sberbofmetfer Brins 81 Sobens
lobe ftanb binter benz Safer. Dem &ais
fer i1loHen T5 in elmer Reibe unterbalb
Der Stufe Der Sbs,iftammerer @raf
Srautmannsborff, bic 9aroetapitdne unb
Der @ensraIabiutant SM9. @ruf Paar on.
Inter Sorantritt Der @arbsn unb bss
Sberfta4enmsifsrs 9rafen Wolfeni tein
truseu nun in uier @dnsen bic Eru4iefsn
unb gteItnaben bic S1aussridte auf. bic
Der &aiier ben @retien porisSts. Ra1;
bem bic @rsbersose bic TafsI s~eriuut bats
ten, wurbe bislsIbs aus benz SaaIe ses
i9afft. @dbrenb Der SorIeiuns bee
gpanseliums nabm Johann Der SaiIer bic
wabrbaft ersreifente @eremonie Der SuB;
wai6uns Dor. Ser S1ottenprdlat DR..
Sauspirtb soB biebei bas 8afer auf,
pdbrsno 0omprdlat DR.. 9ornp bas 8ai4-
bsden belt. 5israuf wurben bic ibers
sIidli5en @retie nit ben 80 Silbsrmin:
sen sntbaItsnben geuteI9en bei9eutt. Der
Railsr unb bic grsbsrsose psrIieBen nuns
mebr nit benz Sofitaa.s ben gersmrnisus
iaaI. 9amit mar bic erbebenbe relisiDie
Seier su @nbe. unb bic 9reiie purben In
9ofpasen mad 5auis seribrt.
SIN 9sfoIse bes &aiisrs wobnten ber
SeierIi@tsit bel: bic ssmeiniamen Rinis
fer 9raf &uluotp, S3W. Baron Bauer
unb Benjamin D. Sallay, Winiterprdts
bent 9raf Eauifs NIT ben Winifern 9rai
S~uItenbupn, Baron Yrusat, 9raf 8eliets:
beimb, Sitter D. Ounaiewset, Baron
@auti6, Warquis gacquebsm, Sra
S40nborn, Baron Bed. @raf Sobsn:
mart, @raf &i9arb BsIcrsbi, Bring Grcp,
Bring Soispb @inbii5stat, Bring Paul
@iierbusp, 5irft S9Onburs, Sirt Soiep5
abolpb S9warssn6ers, 9raf Sobanr
Sarra6, Girt @roBprior @raf Ebun:
5obenftein, 9raf Senri6 Si4p, Sra
Soispb 9rpos &c.
Die SronprinssifusW ittue @rsbersosir
Stspbants unS bic bier ueilenben grabsr:
Sosinnen pobnten benz 9ottesbienffe II
ben Sratorisu unb Der SuBwaiduns 1t
Der 5ofloss bel. Sn BET Diplomateuloa,
batten ft9 Der isrbii5e uno Der i9weiSe,i
i&e @sianSte NIT ibrsn Oamen sinsstun
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
Die SnBwai6mns III Der Sois
bur9 III gSten.

Wtit ienem feitIi@en @eprdnss, psIdss
alien ttr9Ii9eu 5sierIidteiten am Wiener
9Ofe eigen 1T, purbe am 9rinbonnsrstag
pou Sr. Ufaieftdt benz &aiier 6ran3 So:
ispb, umse6sn uOa ben GrSber;osen uno
benz 9Oftaate, I'M @eremOnieniaGIe Der
9Of6urs an 3p6If armsn @rsiien bic 5uB,
pai9uns porsenommen. @or gseinu
bteies feierLi5en attsS pobnts Der allers
b64ite 9Of in Der 9oiburspfarrtir9s Der
PrebtSt unO benz 9O3amte bet. gta9 BE-:
eubistem @Ottesbtenlte tsbrte ber RaiIer
unb bic @r3ber5ose in bic inueren appartes
ments 1uriit, um bort bic WeIoung ,um
9esinne Der 5uBpai5uns gu erparten.
I'm baIb II ubr purbsn bic apOlf @reiie
in ben &ersmonieeniaal selsitet. sic nab'
men M Der IGnseu EafsI, re4ts pom Sin:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

Sbr tennt, ebrparbtse Sriber, bic 3etts
perbaltntfe. auf Der eiueu Settle fnb BITE
Msni6en uou elmer u~nbdnbtsen 2eieputb
bsissIt, auf Der aubern Sette ersieBt f5
Gin Strom i5Ie6ter S9rtften. IS tam
taurt sei3tIbert uerben, weISeu S9aben
bieie tastdslt3 ben Sitten unb ber Relts
stpn ;ufisen. 9orum feb etfris barauf
beba9t, bur5 Bitten unb grtna5neu unb
ruf anbere @etie bic @Iaubtsen uon ienen
uulautern Queaen f%ern3ubalten unb fe gu
befiern gu fibren. Sebr niitlt9 wirb es
Ietn, uenu unter siierer &ufftbt unb 2etz
tuns EasesbIitter eri5einen, peI9e benz
bon allen Seiten barserei6ten Site 3etts
semd6 entsesenwtrten, unb bic @abrbeit,
Susenb unb &eItstOu i6aten.
Geo XIII. an bic portusieFi5en giI66is.
1885.
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Sir&fi6e WeutsGeiten.
u ! n b.
gr3biOcee ct. PauI.

"CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY"
@ie bsr v8anbsrer" bsri6tet, baben
cine InsabI 2aien pon ct. gaul unt
minneapolis, Mtinu., uuf Anrssuus bss
bo9p' fen @rsbiitofS SteIanb unter benz
obsn a~nssfibrtsu Eitsl sinsn gerein ses
s,inSst, wel9er ss fi3 our aufsabe madt,
ame,ita gu tatbolVFren. gu bteiem 3wsts
iouen bic folsenben WitteI bisnsn:
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