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The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
DON DICKINSON'S DICTuM.
His Detroit Anti-British Speech Creates @
 Sensation in Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 13-Mr Don NJ. Dicliinson's speech in Detroit last Thursday night has created somewhat of a sensation In Washington, particu- larly in official circles None of the department officials are willing to be quoted in the matter, and Private Secretary Thurber, who, before his ap- pointment to his present office, was a member of Mr. Dickinson's law firm. and is still his close personal friend, maintained discreet silence and met all inquiries for his views on the mat ter with a quick Well, what do you think of it?" but when it came MT. Thurber's turn to respond he in- dersed the anti-reciprocity policy of the government.
 Mir. Dickinson left Washington for Detroit Tuesday afternoon. He had been here several days, ostensibly for the purpose of inspecting and shipping to his Detroit home the portrait of MT. Cleveland, painted at the White House. to Mr, Dielxinson's order by Percy Ives, the Detroit artist. Mir. Dickin- son paid more than one visit to the White House during his stay here and was there on the day he departed fol Detroit
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.
Machlnlst.. Cnnxentlnn.

CINCINNATI May t8.-The Interna- tional Association of Machinists today asked for q charter of utilization with the National Federation of Labor. Since the introduction of type-settiug machines, the members of the Typo graphical Union have become a prom. nent part of the machinists' orRaniza- tion. A resolution was adopted today for none to be employed on the type setting machines in union offices except those in good standing in the Typo graphical Union.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
YELLOW FEVER.
Fears that the Pest WHi be Imported from
 Havana.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-There is dam ger of yellow fever infection along the south Atlantic seaboard according to Surgeon-GeneraiW Wyman, of the United States marine servIce, who is now down in that section on tour of in- speetion. He telegraphed from BfHns- wick, Ga., urging immediate action by the federal authorities in the matter He fears that yellow fever will be im- ported from Havana.
 In accordance with the recommends tion of Surgeon General Wyman, Act ing Secretary Wille, of the treasury department, telegraphed to the col lector of customs at Shieldsboro, Miss, to require all vessels from infected dis tricts to repair at once to Ship Island (Miss.) quarantine station for disinfec- ton.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
A Georgia Elopement End. in Murder.

CONVICTION, GA, May B. -J. T. Ester farmer of considerable wealth, was killed yesterday afternoon by Win Greene, young man, near Newburn Greene was at the time running away with daughter of Mir. Estes, and had reached the place where he expected the marriage ceremony to be performed Greene stopped, and as Estes and his son came up, Green shot Estes just above the heart, killing him and also fired twice at the son but without re- suit. Green then proceeded to Brough- tonville, where he and Miss Estes were married.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
Justice Jackson Favorable to the Income
 

WASHINGTON, May l3. Officials of the government interested in revenues are much more hopeful of fayora ble decision and while formerly express ing the belief that the law would be upset, now say that they believe the facts n reference to Saturdays confer ence of the supreme court as given in the associated press dispatches make them confident that Justice Jackson has voted in favor of the constitution ality of the law, at least as respects the points on which the court was divided.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
TREASURE TROVe
Box of Gold Dug Up by a Laborer sH
 Riverhead, L. |.

NEW YORK, May r. John A son, while excavating for elsfe the premises of George B A Batting Hollow near RyeTHea found an old iron box, contain quantity of gold and silver coins box was found in an old buried a8e= which was probably made more than a century ago. The box was about five by seven inches and two inches high. Peterson declines to say how much it contained
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
Swept by n Mild Cyclone.

ArcHIsoN, Kan, May l3-A cyclone swept over Vermillion and Wet is, small towns on the Missouri Pacific central branch railroad Saturday afternoon, going in Il southwesterly direction. No great damage Or loss of life has as yet been reported.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
ON DANGEROUS GROUND.
Russia sti1l Monkeying With the Jupaness
 EmZN SHM.

hussih Siili nohNeAiA N iIh The OupiHts3
 Huzz Saw.
 BERLIN, May l8.-T The St Petersburg spondeut of the Franllfurter Zei- tung telegraphs that endorsements Of Russian troops will shortly start for the far east in consequence of the persistence of Japan in the temporary occupation of Port Arthur, her re- jection of other concessions and her positive refusal to limit her naval and military forces. The Russian govern ment entertains suspicion that En- gland has entered into an arrangement with Japan by which she will obtain possession of one of the Pescadore islands
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
st. Francis I.eree Hoard.

Gov. Clarke has appointed the mem. bers of the St. Francis levec board as follows; Craighead county, r. C. Bar ton, full term; Elias Steele, two years; Roinsett Addison Harris; Cross Thomas E. smith: Lee, S. J. Hughes. Jr.; St. Francis, James Russell; Crit tenden, s A. Martin; Phillips, E. C. Horner; Mississippi Joseph Carr.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
In Honor of nishop Pierce.

Commemorative exercises in honor of the twenty-tifth anniversary of the episeopate of Bishop Pierce were held at Trinity Cathedral, Little Rock.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
An Unknown Man Killed h, Train.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 13-An un- known man was struck by Lake Shore passenger train two miles east of this city yesterday m2raing and ;a- stantly killed. He wap { feet ] inches high, with cray bair aue! eyes.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
FROM CUBA.

Campos Says No More Men VIII Be Need-
 cd to Suppress the Insurrection-What
 He Promises.
 NEW YORK, May 12.-The special cablegram from Havana, Cuba, to the Herald says: Gen. Campos says no more men will be needed to suppress the insurrection. The insurgents are merely irresponsible guerillas, he de cIares, but their capture will be diff cult on account of their thorongA knowledge of the country. He wiilda all he can to procure their rights fer the Cubans, and put stop to the fighting If they do not stop them. he will fight until he subjugates them
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

TIE due d'Orleans was, on the eth, pronounced out of danger, and his physicians announced that no further bulletins in regard to his condition would be issued.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
Mitchell

The marriage of Miss Mollie E. Mitchell, daughter of Capt. w. II, Mitchell, to Mir. Leavenworth Fowler. of Pine Bluff, took place in Little Rock.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17
Saline County.s Meat Record.

There has been more country-raised meat sold in Saline county this year than ever before, and the prices re- ceived are very satisfactory
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

Mas. MARY BROWN, monogamian pensioner, died, on the 18th, at her home miles from Knoxville, Tenn She was the widow of Joe Brown, soldier in the revolutionary war, and was born in 1904. Her husband died tifty-one years ago.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

IF was announced in London, on the 9th, upon authority of the Exchange Telegraph Co, that the Niearaguan government would pay the entire amount of the indemnity demanded by Great Britain at the foreign office in London in few days.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

Ex. Gov. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, of New Jersey, died in the city of Eliza beth, on the 7th, aged 64 years.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

K a fight between striking furnace men from tlte Illinois steel works at South Chicago and a large force of police, on the 7th, quite number on both sides were more or less seri- oasly injured, though no one was killed The strikers were finally routed and the immense works of the company were taken possession of and patroled by the guardians of the pub lie peace.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

oS the 9th Gov. Morton signed the Lexow New York city bipartisan pc lice bill and Assemblyman Ainsworth's bill, prepared by the New York city tenement commission, providing for the construction and supervision of New York city tenements.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

WAGpES <. w. CHASE of the Kansas state penitentiary, on the 9th, swore to complaint against Edmund NJ. Nor Till, governor of the state, charging him with obtaining money from the state treasury under false pretenses. The charge was based on certain vouchers issued by the governor against the contingent fund of the executive department in payment of certain sal aries and office rent incurred for the state before Gov Morrills inaugura- tion.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

MBs. ALLEN SELLS, widow of the great circus man, whois worth half a million dollars, was married in Kan sas City, Mo-, on the 9th, to Simon Greenspan, a young Hebrew, of To- pe8a, Kas., who is fourteen years her junior.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

GEN MARTINEZ CAMPos has offered the American Railroad Go. in Cuba Il monthly payment of S2o,ooo in consid- eration of the company's employing the idle natives along the route in the work of extending their lines of track. Gen Campos has also advocated an ex- tensiye improvement of the harbors as means of giving work to the unem- ployed.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

SCOTLAND YARD detectives, on the 9th, submitted to United States Am hassador Bayard evidence Chat Mendal Howard, now in custody ill London as counterfeiter, was fully prepared to make and issue spurious United States greenbacIls and postage stamps.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

HE post office department has taken steps to secure and destroy the coun- terfeit postage stamps recently un- earthed in Chicago. Should coun- terfeit be discovered in the mail, the parcel carrying it will be held for postage and not delivered until the name and location of the sender are discovered
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

As A result Of the action of the i'm migration authorities in Washington, General Manager Garterof the Detroit X Cleveland steam Navigation Co. on the 10th, directed thataH aliens in the employ of that company be removed and that none but citizens be em- plQFea
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

DESPITE an almost universal belief to the contrary. Mir Lorrin A. Thurs ton is still recognized ey the state de- partneHt a> minister from Hawaii. Ibe diplomatic list for May, an official issue of tue department, contains his name with the simple word absent" aftpr it.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

THE government is endeavoring to secure possession of some 1000 letters of great historic interest and public value, owned by member of the lief. ferson family residing near Charlottes- vile, Va, to whom they were handed down by inheritance from Thomas lief fersln
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

PREMIER TGRSEB of British Col amhia, ea the 1oth, presented to the British eofonial office protest Oil be half of British Columbian seal fisher men against fhe delay in the payment Of the compensation to seized vessels awarded hy the Behring sea arbitra- tion tribunal
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

\ DISPATCH from Tollio, on the 10th, said that Admiral Viscount Kabavama. with Mir Mdmno, chief secretary of the lower house of the diet, the latter, as the head of the civil administration, with q suitable escort, would proceed to Formosa in few days for the pur- pose of formally annexing that island
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

TuE post office department has re- voked a fraud order, issued in Febru> Hry last, against the fiematic Brother hood Circle of Isis, represented by Dr. Phelon, of Chicago Dr. Phelon having agreed not in future to send out through the mails the curative discs which were the subject of tho order
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

lrvas stated in Santiago ae Cuba, on tHe eth, that tbe revolutionary chiefs in interviews, had declared their opposition to annexation t5 the United States. They desire the inde- peHdcnce of the island under the pro lection If and free trade with the United States.
The Monticellonian., 1895-05-17

TIE Nicaraguan legation in Wash ineton received a telegram, en the sth from the minister of foreign affairs at Managna stating that there was no foundation for the reports that rioting had occurred in that city CT in any part of Nicaragua during the British occnpatinn of Corinto.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

fem t0nnen. Sol6en Samilien 6ut bas
@omtte cine 8et6iilfe 3ur8erbefferung ibrer
Wtrtb9aft getpd6rt unb ppr3ugspeiIe fir
Die Si9erfteQung Der @ittpen unb WaiIen'
geforgt, @s purbe beI9lpfen, ben Diff
3iersDtttpen cine 8en5tDn bDn 500 Rnbel
iGbrlt3 3u gepG6ren, natiirlt9 una6bGnqig
bon Der S~taatspenIton, ben MatroTenfpittz
tpen so Gubel iG6rli9; fir bic Sffiaiers@
tpdtfen finb 100 &ubel 8en1ion iGbrliGl be-
fttmmt, bd lie duBerbem nod auf SrDnfoz
item er3Ogen perben, fir bic MatrpTenfinz
Der 40 &ubel iG6rli9. Sobdlb Die Maiien
0a5 Fl. 2ebensja6r bo0enbet 6aben, hDren
Die Peniionen auf, iebo6 erbGlt bann nod
jeoer Sffi3iersfobn cine etnmalige Inter
itiiBung BON 1000 8u6el, iebe Sfft8iersz
tp8ter BON 1000 &ubel, bic Matroienftnz
Der 400 3ubel iG6rliG. eSnSqefammt paz
rem an @penben 215,93O &ubeI eirgeiauz
fen, Die fir ale bieIe 3pede ausreiGen; 10
baB nod elm l1eberf9uB BON 1929 8u6el
Dem 4lerdnbercpmtte fir 8erlpunoeta ii6erz
ptef EN- merben tpnnte.
- Den Starrframpf BEL 8fer6en err
fennt man baron, baB bic 8ferbe ffeif, nit
geftteftem &Opf, 9eben, bic NfuSte[n 9ez
ipdnnt limb un6 Die Sbiere oft cine frantz
bate 9tet3barteit befun6en. 9ie S6neiz
be3G6ne ftno mebr o0er meniger felt aufz
chamber qeflemnt, io6aB oie S9tere tpDbL
nod Waiier %trinfen, aber feline feiten
Gabrun9SmitteL bersebren t0nnen. Na6
Oteiem SDmptom tpirb Der Starrtrampf
aub Mauliperre %genannt. W2ebr ais bic
6GGfte Der am Starrframpf ~erfranften
Gbiere gebt gu @runbe. Sci ginti8em
&erluuf Laiien bic Somptome am se6nten
bis fitnf8cbnten &rautbeit8tas aamdbLtcb
nacb, aber Die @eiunbbeit tommt ert nab
bier bis ic38 8O6en. Oftt @r3neimitteIn
fam betm Starrfran:pf nicbt bel gcboIfen
Dsrben. Ofebr empfteblt fi3 3pefmGBige
8flege unb 8ermei6ung ieOer Nufregung
Der franfen Sbiere.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

tpGblen, Der lGnger i'm &eformgef9Gft 1T,
als ale Mitglieber Der vGtbic FEDERATION"
5u1ammenaenpmmen. Serr 9reper bat 1i9
19on felt SSabren UNI Die SADIE Der &eform
bemiibt unb man muB es ibm CUR @6re
na6fagen, baB teBt, po er, tpern AUDI auf
einem be19eibener, aber Der 0feform am
atGerbringenOfen bebiirfttgen POften, feline
MOrte in 8erfe iiberfeben foI, er nt9t Pris
batgef9Gfte borf9ibt unb ii9 bornebm 8u>
riid3iebt, fonbern nader 3ugretft unb bic
&anbibdtur dnnimmt. SIS 1T 5tpar auf
etnem Bartettidet, aber er felbft betra9tet
ii9 ntAt aIs pOltttf6er, fpnbern als 8iirz
%gertanoioat unb es tpirb ii9 iebt 3eigen, Ob
Die @dbler fi9 bon Der Bartet 1olange loss
fagen tDnnen, um fir einen Mann 81 flint
men, bon benz man petB, baB er fetn etnges
flet13ter Pdrtet9Gnger 1T, nit anberen
@prten, Db bas @olf bic &efprm min, pber
ob bon ibm bas Spri3pprt gilt: @te Der
9err, 10 Der &ne9t, Dber nod beutGi6er:
Bie ber gang, 10 Oas @OGt. - Menn
9err @ta bas 2Ob. lteft, bas INN pegen
fetner Nblebnung Der Nfefprstanbtbatur
in Rorbz@brugp bpn Der repu6GifaniT@en
parteiprefie gefpenbet ptrb, 10 tptrb er pii>
fen, mas fir etnen @toB er Der Sadie, bic
CT angebIi3 O%ertrttt, eegeben bat. Stun,
bteuet9t beitnnt er ft9 mod.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

unb g @eri9t bat nit Der ntr'n a. tbuun,
dber cabin fam iper mag, bds miieBt er
mir iiberlafl len, S 9eb' alfo fOfort IN 9of
uno 19tmPf r1etne Srau pegen Der etptgen
Prttf9leret, ober gIauben's, ba fi9 meine
@lte mr. ma9'n laBt2 Seine Sbee! Sm
9ege1tbetl, aus9'la9t bats mid. Wennft
u Jenna t9uait. mas b an mir Daft, bats
91agt, tbr Nednner tunnt ia net a9t Sag
leb'n pbne uns unb i'm &pt6 miiBten's &ue
berfida, 8eP nur, buB / g'1unb bleib,
funt is 9'fett.
0a tOnners @a6na etnbtlo'n tpie er mir
g'hodf' t.. Sept tptrb b'9ausmoaftertn in
Der Odmpttpolten fi9tbar, bu Jag / 5u tbr:
So ba trtegens a 6letBbiletG auf bier Mart
unb flf5ge. bog 9ebt @a6na an, parum
tbuan8 10 fletBig rat19'n ftatt @abnern
9eanft mazda. Menn nieber ona5 bDr@
ttrnmt, tperoenS burt, ber1tdnb'n? Die
f4a19t an 3ettel an unb fagt: So1 / Gabna
net bic Geperdturtpit'n fiir's 6aus az no
cabin, o'unrat6abfu6r, N &amtnte6rer unD
pieQet9t mo- Die 8ant3tnfen unb Die Miet6
fir Die leeritebenben @pb% nungen? Moan's
/ bleib od6Dam nnb mad B. Metter6er unb
lduer Bis a mai f9neibt, baB Der G9nee fpa
8iertlftunb liegen bleibt9 Mustrdg'1 tbats
fi4's ia b0S 8'i9dft. S bGrf nur 3e6n
Martl fir 3tpoa feubte &eu9nd 5a6In, baz
fir muaB / n'9ausbe1en NADIA unb Go6na
an e~rtrtngd Qeibpubl. I'm bunoert Marf
tpenn's g'ftraft perb'n no Sdbl / ND foam
pfenntg, einfptrren fpIen's gabna elet,
Sic faber 3pt0rtan, Sic 9rau1amer. Sa5z
lens a 9ausmoafterin tpie 9 8rdu9 tg' unb
tbuans net auf Oan Sett'n probt unb auf
Der dn6ern 8etteltutt, ma tinna's 70 mas
berlanga!
s bin gang meg iiber bDs tede Weib, alag
aus unb g'6abt bats Dame, bdB i6r 8lapz
permii9l 9tpiB flint Minuten aus Der @9orz
nter mar. &dum bats tpieber an @eDanz
fen 9'babt, ba boaBt's mi an probeten
Pfunolimmel. S min mo- a NAL a tpengl
o'rauf brudd, ba retBt's aus un6 mamlt,
oaB aus mar. !9err @tabtri9ter! als urtz
pdrtettf9 miieffens bod fagen, baB Die SDrz
perberlebung eigentlt9 nur q let9te 3ii9z
ttgung mar, Die perbeant 9'tpeI'n iS9 limb
/ fam bod mir bera feden perfon t6re
S9tmpferet net a no mitetnre6nen ldiien.
ueberbdupt iS' an Ip'n 3ptbern Sag t0s
S9tmpfen net 10, ernit gmoant, b 0du3z
moaf term 4as | fofort burt, bag / metn
<ab trtegt bdb unO bic bier Mdrf fuf3ge
ian dd 3ablt. = 9as 9eri9t ~tpiirbtgte ole
6tefe nmftdnbe unb fpra9 nun cine 9eln>
frafe bon flint Mart tpegen Hube1t0rung
aus. 9err 3. fpra9 benz 9errn g}t9ter
feline Inertennung fir bas g%iinfttge l1rt6ett
aus uno bemertte, er Iaffe ieBt Ourb 5tpei
frembe Sraren maiden, bamtt D1e ~3ipibsrn
Sage in ieinem 2ebensabenbe Dermte5en
perber.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

9ebrp9en unb bic nunmebrtge Gntpidlung
Der 4ngelegen6ett gerei9t ibm 3u gang be-
Tonberer @enugtbuung, Q8ir f0nnen benz
Gi9ter in Der re6tlt9en 8eurt6etlun9 Der
Sabe nt3t pprgreifen unb inn am a0er=
nenigiten cine bur9 fetn 9euti9tbum be-
etnfluBte 8eurtbetlung 0srfel6en 5umut6en,
aber pie bic enbli9e Gnti6eiDung mad
MtaBga6e bes &e6ts unD Der 8tQi9tett au9
ausfalen mOge, ben 9euti9en tit tbre Bf1t9t
gegeniiber benz b~rutalen nattptttf6en @or=
geben Der 8unbe8loge tlar pDrge6ei9net :
0enn f4on, benin f9on. Menn tie / n r.
baIb bes 8unbes Der PDt6td5rttter tire
beutf9e @tgenbett nt9t pa9ren tDnnen,
bann miifen ite es a uBerbaIb bethlehem,
Sic ftnb ais bent d e 2ogen in ben 8unb
eingetreten, treten iie dlfo au9, tpenn es gum
NeuBerten tommt, als Dsut19e nteber
Inter al ben &s9ten, beren 1e 1n3
babur9 begeben, fam feineS 70 un19GBbar
fem, tpte bas Ne9t, lire beutI9e @igenbeit
gu betpabren, bas &e4t beutf9 3u 1ein unb
beuti3 3u bGstben, benz Ma6tipru9 elmer
bon beuti4feinbli3en 8eiueggriinben geIei@
teten Mebr5abG gum Srob
Die MaBnd6me berltert babur9, DaB Elm
9euti4er it3 in ieiner Sne9t14affenbeit
3um @ouItreder bes @traFurtbeils hergiebt,
an @e6GKi9teit nt9ts, IS giebt, Soft iei's
getIagt, bier8uGanbe Der @errdtber am
9eutf4tbum. Der 2auterer, beren 8ez
tueggrinbe bur9aus nt9t bic Iauteritsn finb,
genug. 4ber es gtebt au4, Soft Iet's GEE
bantt, Der 8uf9tts mod cine gan3e
Menge, bic ienen 2auterern, 10 laut biefe
au9 briilen unb ben @errat5 an 0eutf9z
tbum prebigen m0gen, Die 3Gbne gu tpeifen
fiA ntbt fiir@ten, 9erea @uhI1pru4 n9ter
pirb beuti4 geipro6en", iolte ienen Ser
rGtbern in Die Obren gei9rieen ner6en, 70
laut, baB autb tbr bides Grommelfeu babpn
er19ittert pirb. Diff aur INNER laut unb
lduter(er) 9ter ptrb beutf9 9e>
fprD3en!
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18
etsr aptrS se4ttf6 aefproden.

IS ne6men es aIfO bod ni9t ale beutT@en
pptRtasritter NIT t6rem 9euti6t6um 10
let4t. 9tur Deretn5elt 6a6en ft6 bic
bentf4en 2Ogen gegen ben benz reinftet
Seut1 3enbaB entfprungenen @er1u6, ibuen
Die S~enuBung bes beutfbsn Rituals gu berz
fpebren, aufgeGebnt, aber gum 2obe unferer
tutnOt1H3en oeutf3en 9pgen fet es qe1aqt,
baB tie ben tbnen bon Der 8unbesGoqe bin
9etporfenen 9anbf3ub oufgenommea unb
borerit bier in @brago i'm Gert6ts6ofe bes
Ht9ters 8re1tano gegen bic groblooe fir
ben @taat SainOis als ben ben Gtaatsoez
1eBen utterltegenben She'll bes 0erban6es
etnen @tnbaltsbefebG gegen bic BON Der Sum
DesbebOroe angeOrbnete 8etrafunq, be-
atebungspeiie AusfOBung Der @albedz
Goge, an Der Elm @rempel fatuirt perben
1oa, ertptrtt BADEN unD nun audi Die @roBz
loge 3iptngen tpolen, t6r @~erfoGren eeqen
Die WaGbedz2pge %riifgGngig gu MAIDEN.
9as ~@benbbGatt" bat feiner3eit ber1fiez
Oene Son8en fir bic beutIGen gptbiasrttter
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18
WaffnttnIaefHhI.

NIiGbrli9 1T Der SrGdnber tpentgitens
einmaG gang unb gar SrldnDer, unb bas 1T
am Namenstage 1etneS @9ubbetltgen, bes
beili9en 8atricius. ct. 8atrtd 1T stgentz
It4 fem Srldnber, fonbern S3otte, BENIN
er tit i'm Sabre 372 gu 2anaOenzS a6ernd
in S4OttIanb geboren, aber in SrlanD Fat
er als Npoitel geptrft unb 70 tit er gum
@9uBbetItgen Srlanb's gepprbeu. @u4
9eutf3lanb bat feinen S9ubbeiligen aus
elmer 3eit mo mod gang 9eutI6lanO zines
9laubens mar, ben FL. 8ontfdctus, Der au3
tein 9eutf9er, fonbern @nglGnber lit, BERN
er lit INN $50 in &tltpn BEL @Teter geboren
unb 1T erit nit SO Sabren na9 OeutI6Ianb
getommen. 60 baben afr betbe Ndttpnen
einen ausldnbtI6 en S9ubbeiGtgen, a6er Der
81, 8Dnifa3ius lit nt9t in benz M&aBe gum
Snbegriff bes 9eutf4tbums getpOrben, ME
Der III, Patrtcius gum Snbegriff oes ST.
ldnbertbums. 9as tommt baber, baB bic
9eut19en ni9t 70 tief religi0s angeGegt finb,
unb baB bic SrlGnber fetnen 2utber 9ebabt
baben, Der it3 nit einem 9atri3ius in Die
NpDtelebre tbeilen miiBte.
@esbaI6 mir beute auf ben ct, Batrid
fommen, bas 1T, neil uns bic ppt6tasrtttc1@
gef9i9te barauf gebra3t bat, bic uns auf
ben l1nterf9teb bra9te, Der, btnft6tlt9 bes
IatiOnuIgefub1s, 3pti9en ben SrldnDern
unb 9eutI6en beftebt. 9as 1T 6ei ben
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