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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
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AE43tES t<t~s4eA AS& - ~ @t-&4 - tFts
eer@te the.g kssA2ae EafAs1.
RHcaMeSo "a, sept & a nNu ber q
tie leasing celere1 zen e kzrglnss Ere
arranging To- > Natloaal celebration -
tAe Issue - Abraham LiaoolHs pEeSla-
mati9n 81 &nesp4uoa. 70 take place
~ KlcAWon1 Oct IS IS aAa ~. Tbs
cslearauoa ~all es hsi6 or the exfsesi.
tion rgogDas anaer tie s4sgiees - lie
executive COMMITTEES. In lts address,
the eelaaal ttes S1vises shat he cid COS
,uue aad aeAFlng apparel used aorlRg
me aays q slsserg ee orp2gas b ksca-
mend. also tAzt soeh articles as spin
Mag = heels cd cards taat ~ere gsed
foF carding c7ttoa O. e'ssl be eAhialte1
ss relics OF ttose asFs speakers from
nearly every State H. shs Eion W!ll BE
ihsisea q be present 1le committee
has GFrAagee - brlng i2seiher Heistl s-ss
aa9 friends whp were sa-1 daring tue
days of slavery and iete never been
Sele - get any trace ct rsea other since
that time Among the sssfpres u ths
pocSsion vii De Shsa lsttle between
eqlored Solciers. OLE fl4at4tion songs
and religious tvmns ull he sung
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
BITS OF INFORMATION

Kolluers eEe Nefy. - Peeri& IL N.s
Damaged . ths sxs~ns - see soe a. nre
A. sIess-zsllso@4s ars LEA - =.
Hhsslisx. 22d pelsoe aa3 essl1sns ssu-
p2tkizs ~tth tne strikers
ne tasE hit ef furniture frow ths
Steaars m4Asion IN Ne@ 1ork As
tzksn % an saet-oa rooga fEldar
Babooek & BflghAa. wholesale gre
eers q ProYiaenes. l. d hsve a4zs "a
assignment Tas li4silges ars sasa =
BE heavy.
Henry - stanley aud his wife are en-
loying themselves IN the AlpS. ana the
forner has gained greatly IN Aealth sna
strength
TAe town CT Dallas. \. C.. WAS r4lded
~ White cars and many houses we're
destroyed The cause fof the raid is
unknown
The Belgian Labor party have re-
solved to declare genera. stFike OF the
occasion q the meeting of the laboI
congress on the l4th inst
The AeN York State FARMERS League
has been incorporated AZ Albany. The
obiecs IS IL uElte the farmers OF the
State fer political purposes. =
TIE Government IS preparing 10 ap-
peal the Des Moines river land cases,
decided by Judge Shiras al Dubuque,
70 the United states Supreme Court
AT Harvard. IN. Friday the old SOL
diers and sailors Of Northern Illinois
and Southern Wisconsin held reunion.
They were addressed by Governor Fifei
and others
Reports of destructive fires still con
tinue 70 come from Hungary, The
latest dispatches say Szanolk and sey
eral other Hungarian villages have JUS
been burned
George T. Williams. editor OF paper
az Ida Grove. Ia, has been arrested,
charged with being implicated IN ths
burning of an opera-house at that place
He denies the charge
A Chicago & Northwestern car-in
spector at What Cheer, Ia, W ts instantly
killed by train of empty cars being
showed against the car under whose
wheels he was working.
Lee Ferguson, OF Leavenworth
Kan. Friday telegraphed 10 Boston
that IL parties holding their pspei
would renew at six and one half months
every dollar of their liability would be
paid. r
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com pan,
posted notice in its shops at Pitts
burgh announcing that nine hour:
would hereafter constitute q days work
1t will be nine hours pay for nine hours
work, however.
Eight thousand dollars stolen from
the murdered Crouch family last Ma,
was found in an old coal mine near Bent
leyville, Pa, Friday. The clew wa
obtained from the s-year-old boy in jai
on suspicion of being an accessory tc
the crime.
The assignee of the Bank of Hartford
Wis, and the Juneau Bank Friday
filed schedules OF assets and liabilities
IL court at Hartford. The liabilities o
the two banks are about $50. 900 for dc
posits and drafts. The assets are abou
$50, 600, including some of doubtful
character
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Plead GUILTY TO Murder.

MORRIS, IL, Sept 6.-Maxwell and
Fitzhugh. the murderers OF Charles E.
Decker, were on Friday brought into
court for arraignment Tho negro,
Fitzhugh. pleaded guilty to the charge
OF murder. The prisoner was remanded
20 fail to await the opening of court
Monday morning, when sentence will
be pronounced Contrary 10 expecta-
tion Maxwell pleaded not guilty. Judge
Jordan and T. L. Clover had a long con-
sultation with their client when they
decided to ask for a change OF venue.
AiidsTits for such wall be fled. and ar
garments for the same will be made next
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
A-ain an Exile.

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-General Antonio
Maceo, one of the leaders in the great
struggle which Cuba made to throw off
the Spanish yoke, arrived in this
city Friday, again an exile from his
native island. He was placed on
board the Ward Line steamship Oenaue-
gos in the hGrbor of Santiago by a
Spanish dispatch boat, in pursuance of
orders by the new Governor General of
Cuba, who notified the patriot that be
would give him twenty-four hours TO
leave the island, and Immediately
thereafter sent O force OF troops TO en-
force the order of expulsion. General
Maceo reports that Cuba is on the
verge of another rebellion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
WAR or STRIKES.
Prominsat Employers Fern aa
Anu-Strike Alliance.
tso~ Tie, Propose 70 Fight Dis-
sasssfsee Enployes-A Novel
SIT 6egun-

PyrrsBrzsH. pa. Sept a aamber
of the ficAest corporations IN toe eo4n-
trx haxs f0rned al alliance against
strikes Among the corporations Which
are mem bsfs of the com blnztion are
the Westinghouse system. both In
this city are elsewhere. the Yale Los <
Company, Colt Arms Company and
four or I'VE other big factories IN Cin.
einnafi. and presumably the Pullman
iateresEs It Is agreed that IN case =
strike occurs - enforce unreasonable
demands whether the ssfike be against
one OF al Of the associated factories. al
work is 20 cease. The strikers are 20
be allowed 70 remain idle until they see
a 70 retarn 70 work. and no factory
IS 70 employ any worker who may
have left another factory on strike.
Neither Is an associated factory 10 see5
workers during a strike trom any Of the
federated works. The institutions
named employ between so. coo and 90. :
600 workers, and directly support some
ESQ 600 70 soc, 900 people, exclusive Of
other interests depending upon the
earnings OF shese people. IL is claimed
by these manufacturers ttaI the action
OF their workers has forced the alliance.
srRIKERs TO DE SUED.
puTsBURGH, Pa. Sept 6.-The an
nouncement that the II. C. Frick Coke
Com pany has sued its striking en-
ployes at the Standard coke works for
500. 900 for breach of contract has
caused q profound sensation both
in business and labor circles.
This is the company in which
Andrew Carnegie is SO largely
interested. II controls about two-thirds
OF the output OF tha Connellsville re-
gion- The Knights Of Labor struck for
the disch arge of seventeen non-union
men despite the existence OF an agree
nent signed last February, that the
company should have the right
70 employ and discharge whom
IL pleased This agreement also
called for six days notice for set
tlement OF grievance before striking.
Mr.. Frick says TIE company is in
earnest and its announced purpose is to
hold s27, 600 in wages pending the suit.
Labor leaders are puzzled TO know
whether the company really means
business or bluff" II the action is
pressed a general strike is likely TO re-
suit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
PEACE REl0NS.
The saisadorsR Army Makes = rrienpa-
al Entry into IA ffbsrsa6.

Ia lfBEKIAn san S4lFaaoT. Sept c.
Amid the eizmof of charch bells. sns
vos Of artillery and strains OF nusic the
1000 men Of The ssalFAdorsn army made
their uiumPhal entity into the cap
ital Friday morning. under CON-
m@nd OF Genersl-in-Chief Antonio
Ezeta and Generals Bolonos. Del
gado. Lopez, M0nedeso. Gaterrez.
Szlssar and Others. They had come
from the frontier Via sons0nate and
santa TeclR- The city was profuseiy
decorated and the streets we're packed
with enthusiastic mGlttudes general
holiday having been proclaimed. The
President General Ezets and his
wife. accompanied by Generals
Zapeda and kuiz Pastor. and a
number OF ladies and gentlemen. wit
messed the evolution Of the troops from
the balconies Of the municipal palace
The officers and soldiers viii be re-
munerated and thanked FOR their serv-
teas
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Salvation army Congress

NEW YORK, Sept 6-The Salvation
Army is to hold Great Eastern Con-
gress" OF its staff and field officers be-
tween the Rockies and the Atlantic in
this city and Brooklyn for the week be-
ginning November l. 1t is expected
that there will be 100 staff officers in az
tendance, besides 300 field officers and
200 local officers. Thousands of soldiers
and friends are expected and monster
demonstrations and parsdes are prom
ised
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

NEw YORK. sept a-Ths failure OF
Sawyer, Wallace & Co. commission
merchants at IS Broadway. will not
turn out as disastrously as expected.
Samuel A. Sawyer, senior member of
the hrm, said that ne thought the liza
bilities would not exceed 1000, 900.
three-fonrths OF which amount IVES in
paper held by banks and private indi.
viduals. No other house is likely to be
dragged down by reason OF business
relations with the suspended firm. The
failure produced no particular effect on
the exchanges
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

SALoyIcA. Sept 6-The fires which
broke out almost simultaneously in four
different parts OF the town Thursday.
aud which destroyed $4,000 houses and
most Of the public buildings. have been
extinguished. One-iourth OF the city is
in ruins. In the burned districts the
British and Greek consulates, the Greek
hospital and schools and the Turkish
mosque were destroyed. Twenty thou
sand persons were made homeless by the
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

PARIs, Sept 6.-After having made
four unsuccessful attempts 20 fight :
duel on account; OF differences arising
from the Boulsnger revelations, NM
Rochefort and Thiebaud this morning
succeeded in having an encounter. NJ
Thiebaud was wounded. The duel was
fought at Laclinge. Holland NJ. The
baud was wounded in the thigh Hi'
injury Is frifing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
severe storm in Wisconsin,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept "a special
TO the Evening Wisconsin says: The
village OF Answa. in Shawano County,
Was visited by hurricane Thursday
night One house was completely
wrecked, and a number OF buildings,
including the post-oifice. badly wrecked.
As far as known no lives we're lost
s'he storm ut a swsth in the pine
woods eighty rods wide and two miles
lrrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
BATTERED BY HAIL.
Crops Beaten Into the Ground and Peo-
pie Driven Into Their Cellars.

DEVILS LAKE, n. D., Sept. 6.-The
worst hail-storm on record occurred here
Friday evening, and all crops in this
county that were spared by the drought
and ready for harvesting were utterly
ruined. For an hour hugo hail-stones
fell, smashing windows in every house
in the city and driving their affrighted
occupants TO the cellars for shelter.
The extent of the damage can not even
De estimated, but one thing is certain,
the des.itution Of last year will be
totally cclipsed by that of this winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
To RepsIr the white House.

WAsHINGroS. Sers 6.-During the
absence Of the President and his family
from the White House, the historic old
msns:oz will be thoroughly renovated,
elaborate plans for its Identification
and adornment having been prepared by
Colonel Ernst superintendent Of pub
lie buildings Tho amount that will be
expended is about sl2, 900. Work has
ALREADY commenced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
His Claim Proved At Last

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., Sept. 6. -
James Massey, a veteran OF the late
war. died few days ago Years ago he
applied for pension. His application
was rejected as no mark or wound could
be found on his head where be claimed
20 have been shot After his death a
post-mortem was held, and large buck
shot was found imbc6ed in his brain
His widow will ask q pension.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
WV YORK. Sept. 6


CHICAGO. Sep
CArTLE--Marksf rather quiet and slow. Buy
srs backward about purchasing Quotations
rsnged 81 si.s5<1as - FOR choice 20 fancy ship
ping Steers. stCOate5 for good 70 choice 20.
= = az 30 for coumo5 % fair do, s3o013 80 for
butchers steers y i0a2 = FOR stockcrs. . p
6soo for Texans; p 7S1s4 ~ fcr Westerns
p Ts1Soo for Feeders - eo@lS . for cows,
= oof1s - for Bulls, and - so2s2 2s FOR Veal
Calves.
Hogs-Aartst active on packing snd ship
ping account. Prices ranged a. ~ s564f0 for
lgat. SSe40S for rough packing. hee94 -
'0r vaix-d, and isss4 s. Tor heaVT packing snd
hiocfnE lots
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Poison In the Pudding.

WEsrwooD, o., Sept 6-The family
of W. J. Hart, together with his sister.
in-law. Mrs. Watts, were poisoned
Thursday night by eating pudding
made Of a patented preparation. In
the night all were seized with awful
pains and soon six people were near
death. Physicians have saved Mrs.
Hart but Ray, the youngest child. will
probably die, and the others are in q
most serious condition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
A Disaster In Kansas

Kansas CITY. Mo. Sept @ 1T Is re.
ported here that a bad wreck Of freight
train has occurred on the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas railroad az Csney.
Kan. by the disconnecting Of a switch
by some unknown person. The engi.
neer and four tranps were reported as
killed and the fireman scalded fatally.
Six cars OF hogs were killed and eigh :
cen cars OF rrain burned
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
LI0hININo,s vlCTIMs.
Three Young Ladies Receive the Pull If
feet OF y Thuuderboit al Nirden. Ill
One of Them Killed.


feet OF Thunderboit al NIrden. Ill
One Of Them Killed.
VIRpES. IL, Sept at noon Friday
three young ladies were struck by light
ming and one OF them was killed They
were Phebe and Lizzie Stockdale, aged
10 and 10 years respectively. the daugh-
ters of a widow, Mrs. Thomas Stock
dale, living near Lo.der, and Elsie Wal
tiers. aged IS years. the daughter Of
William Walters. also residing near
Lowder They were boarding and at
tending school at Virden, and while on
their way home from the school
house sudden storm drove
them 70 the protection OF tree.
The tree was struck by lightning
and the young ladies received almost
the full force OF the shock. Phoebe
Stoc kdale was terribly burned and lived
only half an hour. The others were Sc
verely hurt, but will recover. Both
were rendered insensihla
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

DREsDES. sept e.-The river Elbe Is
rising rapidly here. and portion Of
the city IS inundated. A number 81
school-honses have been closed. as they
are in danger Of being submerged The
Bober river. in SileTa. has overfoWeo
its banks. and The town Of Fischer
werder IS inundated
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, Sept 8.
rtoUR-c-liet ard steady. Spring Patents,
ssoce5.s0; Bakers. 20. 40S40o; Str0isats. q. 50
cas-: Winter Patents. a. eoG5 2S; Clears, 81. 90
a4eo.
wHxAr-Ruled active and hrm early No.
cash. oescaLOA; December. sl.oi SQIo3A,
and May H.Oo1lO7s.
coRS-1sa as fairly active and steady No. 2.
45SlA5Ac: No. Yellow. 46a247i4c; No. 5,
45'sat5hc; No yellow. 4ssl gssac; Septem-
Der. s4S945sc, october, 4iEe45Gc, May. an
QfSsc.
oATs-ouiet aud stesay No. ., s59S4c:
October 35335Ic; May. 3S4GSShc. Samples
in fair supply and steady. No s, 3SA4 CSC;
No 3 White. 34tsoHc; No. 2, 55z93sHc, No
White. 6a03sc
RYE-Easier and dull. No cash 5eHc; Sep.
temoer delivery. 59sso; October 6ic and De
cember Sc. Sample lots 6i052Hc for No. 2,
55at5sc for No. 8.
BARLEY-weaker No. 2 September 75Gs0c
Samples Common. sStc5oc; good 20 choice 55D
$5c and extra lots. 6sG75c.
MESS PORK - Market somewhat unsettled
With active trading az better prices. Prices
quotsble az ~ 25Gse 80 for cash, - 51e 20 for
September a. soaa.70 for October, sIl37n0
lLoO for January. and si1S7b. for May
LARD-Rather active and prices ruled
steady Prices ranged at %. .sc86.22S, for cash.
80 16.221 for September a 27ssa6-3O for Oc-
tober and ss5Tfas for January.
BrrrER-crcsn,ery. 9d22c; Dairy. 1o21Sc
Packing stock. sfsc.
FouLTRY-Live Chickens soeXc per y
Spring Chickens, s89osc per 10; Live
Turkeys 5el0c per = Live Ducks. Saeo per n
Live Geese saoo9ooo per dozen.
LIoUoR-Distilled Spirits ruled irm az 81. 10
per gal FOR finished goods.
Nav YORK. Sept &
WHzAr-Ffrn: "a Sc higher. quiet. Septem
hcr. Al o. il6. December. sl.055,1l05s; May,
o. oo43Li0ls.
CORN STEADY bat dull No. 2. 52kG531fc;
steamer mixed. 5eSdh3c.
OArs-QuieI hrner. Western. 3se5lc.
PRovIsIoNs-B Beef dull and steady. Plate.
EnN-O: extra rless a. B25G700 Pork dull
and unsettled: meas. eli .2sGi2 90. extra prime.
s0s0eii 90 Lard dnu and weak; stesnren-
dered F4s3
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Expelled from the Church for r.sarnr.

oLEaS. y Y. Sept 8. Rev. John u
Wood. the young Methodist minister
who was arrested isst spring npon a
charge of biTamy preferred by wife No.
!. whom he married in New Jersey. and
then married . lady IN Bnfalo has been
expelled from the church ~ = meeting
Of the conference Of 0lesn district
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Nav YoEx. Sept 8. 6.-Msximilian
Flelschman, OF Fleischman & Co. OF
Cincinnati and New York. died on the
steamship Columbia en September l.
Mr.. kieisUhmaa was bora forty-four
years ago in Jaequersberg, Austria. and
came 90 Amefica in 1850 and was dis
tiller for two years in q small way.
Vita his brother. Charles Fleisehman.
and the late James w. Goff, Mr.. Fieisch-
man started yeast mandatory in 1868
In Cincinnati. the popularity Of the
yeast turning on the small portable
packages in which il was sold. His es-
tate Is valued az over 81. 600, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

g " Harrison rkspi Nessds 4 e.
B.ruas lksp i r-neDanste1
sEEADA kzFE811EAs&
vs<4EsfA ctrT Aev.. ssrt o-~Ths
Re,ael ieas coax~aslea aeaiaased f.li
SAFE uekes ~tth Z X Coleora for
lfosexaex.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
SOY Atlo~so 70 FIoHT.


- Eseh@fsrs .sa a rAA~s4as sralI Losk-
fas fsF . Sh4aes So Ar tAeh oshes.
Caxx1, s~pk Al kosaefoks and n
Tnls aaad lsEt here Friasay uoraiax
sta ths inteaKi0n q ngAtiEx dsel
near saisas . to@a 2eoat t~elys milss
from thls city. Tue authorities hs1 got
wiad Of tae affair. ho~eEef. saa party
Of gsn6zrnses appeared oa the scene
sad thre4sezed she tso antagonists
WITH srrest Il tney psrsistea IN carrying
ozt taetr pUrpcse. tBder these esrcum-
stances The G1elists sere compelled 70
return 20 Cheat The challenge 20 the
dasl Vas sent ey ~ R0chefora His op-
ponsat had been instructed by General
boalznger - answer the charges re-
eensly 5roaght against kioaianser by =
Partisan newspaper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

MADRID. Sept e.-The cholera IS de-
oreasing in the provinces, but is slight
IL increasing in the city OF Valencia.
Several suspicious cases are reported ia
Cadiz At foreman there are four cases
OF cholera.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
uenlan ans Tr~m.r 70 rfee,

TonoxTo. Ont. sept Arrange
rnonts havc been concluded between
Hanlan and Tecmer for \ single scull
race, 20 take place on THURSDAY. Oct e
The course has not yet been selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
rnF rovaFrss

Congressional nominations on Friday
were made as follows. Teas. First
district Charles Stewart lDem), re-
noniaased. Arkansas Fourth district
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
MILLs' pATrs ~ wIscovsIy.

MrLwAUKEE. Wis, sept 8. - Con-
gresham Mills will make Democratic
Speeches in this State "a follows: Ra-
cine. september %. Waukeshs, Sep
tenber g; Ia Crosse. September "a;
Madison. September ss; Plstteville.
Sepsem be- -. ard Janrsvills. Septem-
kor a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

This department Is now replete with al
the new and fashionable fabrics from foreign
and domestic mills.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26

Ssrseiebsu! Is Srsht Seiabr. ueuu naa Is usrs
iaamt. 81. uatldttstsit Der Risrsu ~ sebss. Das trstsia.
5artfaia Der Ssiunohet wtrs auf s.s tsstbrsssaoeH
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asHes ~trauSeH, ueHn maR Is shut StsuerxSa auf ss'
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ttssett s,bemmt uus wsua uiat o~itanSis.r xpRstsss
brau& iaIsusisa oas Stsa.r rad ssu Si&eri.tssstsu
H&t.t, piro Dou benz E~rissfaus Der arua.Ssit sSrssdt
ssseu. Ben Der asspasl .iHs uriHs t~reibeuSes Rit.eIs
rtat. zaH isia a~usenmer. aut bsssttars vssstns rittcs,
psIAss BIZ EitrssOrsans aiua!irt. obus ~stti.lbea az tui;
tireu sab aaissreitsu, ,Dei HtrtanseH. ueta. ~ass.bsris.
stixuIaati,n, ~ psIaez naa 70 oft f.ias 3aSa&,
slmmt. beruorsabriHseH pEssen uuo bic bic fsRSsai ~
.txr aaatbeiIissH sadpir.sns sabsu. bas Differs sarts
ss Tiseu uns BITE BIai. I~ufsmnsa nit ben Rsroes aas
8asaasusssrsane aHs iaaat 10 sau.rHSs 6aIfs. aad
Sat 20 81. espYstt: 3irtuns BeaislH.b.r, Saa.aIsissn.
8ritO,funs uus Rs,amattsmas " ssrsinscra aus ~
setIsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26
3 . q M~lIerIet.

Gin aelebrter IiFipndr. Dr. Sabsr
usraHsntIitt In stnsm Sbansbaier BIatt
cine abfafuus dber ben Status Der @eiber
tn China, 3und9f pom Stanbtpuntt Der
&Ioifter aus. Die folssnbsn ftnb tire
SoSmen: y Dos @db 1T 70 pe,i9isSen
pom Waun wte BITE grbs pom 5immel.
p Sc befebt elm UuaItsmus, ni1t nur In
Der 96rperform. ionbsrn aud In Der iunsrs
fen Ratur. Der Wanu ssbSrt .pnus,~
oas Beib Jun, .pin." 3) Der Cob nnb
aae ionfiisen nebeI fammsn uon pin" ger ;
9eben uub 8%oblsrssbsn entftebsn aus
pins" unterorbnuus an rans" ss 1T aIio
eth Raturssies, baB Dsibsr uon ben Wdn'
ner1 uuter RoutroIe gsbaIten wstoen unb
tetnen eisenen @tIsn baben ioneu. A.
Neiber ftnb suar au4 msui9lids @si15pfe
aber he geb6ren Az etusnr niebrtsersu Stanb
unb t6nnsn ME. @Istdbstt NIT ben Rdnnern
srrsi&su. 81 Der 3usd wsibItdsr grsiebs
uns foa baber fetn; poatommene unters
wetfuus, ni9t ausbtIbuns unb @ntpidsIs
uus bes 8sritanbss. g. Bsibsr tSnneu
nt@t eiseues Slid babsn, fs miEen fir
BITE Wduusr Iebsn unb arbeiteu. y Rur
als Wutter zines Sobuss, aIs 8srmittIsriu
Der oiretten Sortiesuns Der SamtIis tam
has Wetb Der @rntebrisuns snttommeu uub
tn einsm sswihsn WaBe init ibrsm Wanns
sleid ietu. aber aud buun uur in Der 5aus'
ptrtti4aft. 81 Sa Der ,utinfttssu 8eIt III
Der Stanb bss Bsibss gang berieIbs, benin
bort obwaIten btsisIbsn Raturssisss. Dts
frau TT ni4t slei9bers9tist nit ibrem
Hsanne, fe sebSrt ibm, unb tbr Slid bdast
oapou ab, wel@ss Opfer fs burd lire RAD.
tou1meu brtust. - Dies finb bic Doctrine
@onfctus, Wsncius uub aaer antiten @ets
fen, bersn anbsuteu felt Sabrtauisubsu tn
st6Btsr a3tuns iisbsu.