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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
Considerable Los. at Madison.

Madison, Wis, Jan. Sat an early
hour this morning three dwelling
houses on University avenue burned.
The loss from fire and water on the
houses and the contents was $4,000.
mostly covered by insurance.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
Personal Mention.

Personal Menti0N.
Christina Georgiana Rosetti, the poet
ess who wrote 1.-The Goblin Market"
died in London.
The widow of Charles Albert Fech-
ter, the celebrated French actor, is
dead.
Thomas w. Keene, the tragedian, has
lost his voice, owing to very severe
cold.
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, has made llec society :ebut.
Miss Susie Fennimore Cooper, daugh-
ter of James Fennimore Cooper, died Of
apoplexy at Cooperstown, N. Y, In her
eighty second year. ..... -.,.
Mrs. Louise Caldwell, aged seventy
one, and immensely wealthy, was mar
ried at New York to Cornelius B.
Marco, aged twenty-one.
John Schneider of Greentown Ind,
died Saturday. Within an hour after
the funeral his wife died at her pa
rents home in Kokomo.
The Rev. Thomas A. Hughes priest
at the st. Louis university, has been
summoned to Rome to work in the
Vatican library.
1t is again asserted that the mar
rage Of Lillian, Duchess of Marlbor-
ough, to Lord William Beresford is to
take place early in February.
Mrs. D. G. Bloomer, the well known
advocate of dress reform for women
and the inventor Of the old-style
"bloomers," died at Council Bluffs,
aged SeVenty-Six years.
Walt II. Butler, the ex-congressman
who disappeared from Oelwein, Iowa,
several weeks ago and was found in
Indianapolis, declares he has no recol-
lection Of how he reached the latter
city.
Enoch Overman of Union township,
Ind, was adjudged insane ten years
ago. but his mind was not so unbal
anced as to lead him to sell his land.
He was released few days ago. and
took possession of the property, which
is now worth $4,000. go. ~s...E.
Marquise Mathilde de Greville, wild
ow Of Gen. de Greville, who, as mem
Der ofMaximilian's staff was killed in
Mexico in the Franco Mexican war,
died in abject poverty in her comfort
less apartments in New York. The
mother of the deceased woman was
direct descendant of Louis vi.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
a Northneld F.,Inre,

Mortified, Mimi, Jan. 5.-John Han.
sen. dealer in groceries, has made an
assignment Of his business to T.. j
Dougherty.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
Unfortunate Events.

Six persons were injured by a natur-
al gas explosion at Elwood, Ind. b..
Three colored workmen were killed
by an explosion Of dynamite at the new
penitentiary at Nashville, Tenn. r.
The 3-year-old daughter Of G. r.
Bailey, at Millersville, ILL.,, fell in a pan
Of water and was scalded to death.
Three children who had been locked
in a house at Rome, Ga, We're burned
to death.
Lieut.. Col. Park died at Fort Omaha
from injuries received in a runaway ac-
cident. .
John Kitterman drank carbolic acid
by mistake for medicine near Prince
ton, Ill. He is in a critical condition.
Frederick Glover, riding his bicycle
on Long pond at Sac Harbor, L. T.,
went through the ice and was drowned.
At Telluride, COL, Nicholas Gerrons
and James Burne, miners, were killed
by falling $50 feet in the Union shaft.
Thomas Hicks and Fred Hlnlburt,
each thirteen years old, were drowned
in the canal at Channahon, Ill. ..>.~.
The Delavan, Albany's famous hotel,
people perish. m... ~. .-s- nj
At Rome, Ca, Dora Williams locked
her three children in her home and
went visiting. The result was that the
home and all the children were burned.
John McClintock, living near SYRIA
cuse, Ind, was dragged to death by q
runaway horse which he was riding to
water.
DR.. Alexander Of Wyandot, Ohio, fell
into an unused we'll while responding
to midnight call and before he was
rescued the patient died.
Archie Love, a pioneer coal operator
at Brazil, Ind, drank concentrated I've
by mistake and is III a critical condi-
ton.
While crossing bridge across Cedar
river, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Lachlan We're run down by a train and
killed.
It is regarded as certain that the
collier Napoli and the fishing steamer
Nordsee foundered during the recent
gale off the North German coast. There
were twenty-five persons on board.
The tiremen's ball at Burke, Idaho.
was broken up by sad fatality. Mrs.
John Bresnahan had left her eleven
months-old daughter asleep in q chair
In the dressing room. During her abb
sencc, some lady WHOSE name is not
given, sat on the child and killed It.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
THE GLOBE
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences OF the
Past Week, Boiled Down nnd ARR
nnged for Rapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
Criminal Do1nrs.

A. II. Weber and wife of Sacra-
mento Cal, were beaten to death with
an axe and their home plundered.
Toughs attacked Edward Steinbank.
q wienerwurst man, at St Louis. He
killed one and fatally wounded the
other.
A race war is threatened in Morgan
County,, Ill, because of the murder Of
Bob Harris, colored, by Robert War
wick. white.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10

Outgoing officials Wind Up Their
BUSINESS and Turn Their Ohices
Over to NewcOmers-Maj. Uphnm
1naugurated Governor Of WiscOn-
Il stn-SDenlkershiD Contests Decided.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10
Organized In Montana.

Helena, Mont, Jan. 9.The fourth
legislative assembly met at noon, both
houses being under one roof, in the
old Merchants hotel building. Lieut..
Gov Botkin called the senate to order
after the secretary of state had called
the roll of new members, who were
sworn in by Chief Justice Pemberton.
Officers were elected as agreed upon
In Republican caucus last night, as
follows: Foster, Of Yellowstone, sec
rotary; Wells, Helena, assistant;
Stackpole, Deer Lodge, sergeant-at-
arms.
The Democrats put UP no candi-
dates, but the Populists have a nomi-
nee for president pro TEN, who polled
their vote-two members.
The house Republicans did not eau
Gus until this morning, and were a
little late in organizing. State Auditor
Cook called the house to order. w. III.
Sweet of Silver Bow was elected
sneaker. Both houses adjourned till
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

In a four ruomed house ln short thor
onghfsre IL tie most popuio1s part OF the
Wet Side live Jane y snd bis f'miIy.
Ills family consists Of father aud mother
and younger brother aud younger SIS
ter. Although J,meey, as the eldest child
Is perhaps the most important member Of
the family. be is lers than yeSr. old aud
not very large Tor bis age, The greater
portion OF bis briei life bas been spent on
the sidewalks, where be learned TO fight
his own bat les aui take few hard
knocks vi.hont Rrieyjng HIS father aud
mother are bsrdworkiug peoG le, but they
have been 50 blsy for two or three years,
getting soup toLes and Grewood 10 throw
al the vol that Jsmesy's education had
been neglected. Toe boy learned many
thlues, but he didn't get t1em GU Of a
prlmrr. For two motths be had teen
nhustllu" papers unit truaut Inspector
found him on. day AID tcok him hone
Jauety's mo her was told ibs. the boy
belon. ed 10 scto5l, sod that be must BE-
started a, once she vas we'll meaning
woman snd agreed tast Jamss!s educs
,ion should brgi0 the ltIt morning.
Tue 10y vept &c the scbooIhouss hall
det,rmlucd t. "3acs' at recess. bat the
teacher treated BIN 60 Kindly snd there
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26
Vol UAlll %

oae Of the mos, interesting ot cuttenl
e'eni', from The viewpoint u Tho elcolri
e'su," The usvIr developed production Of
Rubber 10 L,sos, 10 ISIS no Imports ot
this s,iiolc we're recorded a. teceivea from
,hs colony, aud last yesr the .muuu, al.
oal' sA sl0 ny .unsle steamer, tieh
len Lagos At the beginning Of last month.
hosever, the value Of the lubbcr shipped
to Liverpool s. sT5. 600
The nes iodustry h.s taken hold Of tho
inhsblisuts o. Lagos Unfortunately With
tn tush o. .eold curA Numbcrs OF
CLERKS, small trades and oiberr. even, tits
said. professional men, bsve paekrd up
their traps aud gone into the Interior to
take their chances IN collecting ani msnu
iacturips the gum,
The native osuets OF The forests have
shtesd appreciation OF The bearing of
this uusonted eIcltemeat, sud are insist
ing on the payment Of toysltics. Some
Of them ate even entering iuto the hu,i
uess Of preparing the rubber lot the mar
ket
Prloes 10 the interior have heru consider
ably advanced, aud tbeft ~ no longer as
much profit as there sas at first ia pur
chasing aud transporting the product to
the coast.
The fear among electricians that an erti
Geisl rubber would bsve to be rcsurled to
10 consequence OF the increasing scarcity
Of the natural product has for the pts
seat, at all eventp been allayed, In many
rubber sources The wholesale destruction
Of tree by The natives has been stopped,
and odd kinds Of rubber are cropping mp
rom unexpected quarters. Several new
,orts, together With the familiar little
black balls WITH white centre, come from
he west coast Of Africa. A new Ir)dnct
zones from Madagascar It has horny
appearance, and contains much etrth. No
hing certain is known Of its botauios ofi
,in From New 4 land have been reoeiE
l DhckhReh uI iHDutf NblNu tIIVhIN
cry elastic, bat which does not bear cut
ing up we'll 1t is the product Of The ban
an, aud the rspidlly aud facility With
Ihich this tree reproduees It e't is au i'm
ortsnt factor, ia view of ths wsstiul
le,hods still adopted by the natiyes,who
ractcslly destroy the tree 10 order to oh
an the rubber,
Improvements aud economy IN tho msn
fscture Of rubber have also been eatoied
y the use OF more efficient machinery,
ld especially by the adoption Of large
,llefs. So.isr 1t has not been possible 10
mpletely eliminate the sulphur contain
10 yulcsniz ID rubber. aud all processes
r the manufacture OF old rubber are
ore or less unsatisfactory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

A psyIng teller of down town bank
tells sn interesting story OF a Cuban eIper
ienoe OF his. shall never forget, he said.
how / nearly sent man into FITS one day
last winter, all because | met him uneI
peotodly.
| had been planning little isnnt down
to Cubs for some time. As il was doubt
fol when | should be able TO get away
from the bank said nothing about 1t TO
my friends or thJ banks customers
had been instrumental 10 getting good
sized sccount for the bank - one Of those
800 600 ones that are hard to pick up
nowadays and worth qui ca good deal Of
money TO us. knew the head Of the con
cern, aud. 10 fact, had got the account
through him. He told us when be gave
it to us that he was IN huuy to get It
fixed satisfactorily because he was about
TO go to Cuba.
As soon as | was able to get away | sali
ed Tor Hsyans. ! staid 10 the island near
ly a month, having most delightful time
and keeping my eye open for my friend Of
our new account. wss Just about ready
to start for home when | met hlm, quite
by chsUce 10 one Of the Havana shops.
When be saw me be jumped back about
five feet ss II be bad been shot from out
Of gun.
God bless my soul you here2 ho said.
Why, WHAT He seemed struck oil Ius
heap You here? Good benve1s / had
to laugh, and lsuRh hard st tbat. lof
knew what was troubling him, He was
thinking OF that 800, 900 balance ,snd wor
~ ing about ia little ion see, - | was
the psying teller Of the biuk, the tbougbt
naturally n,shed ibroHgh hl- mind that /
bad skipped With tho banks funds Aud
large 81 90 Of hls hundred thnussnt.
OF cOnrse. ~ soon es be saw me lsugh
aud bic excitement Lad o1oie down lt
tie be began to zee he fnu Of tho thing
aud that he aud the bank were sale.
after al We found Jut W. were gong
home 90 The same steamer and ten mlru
ies later We walked over 10 the American
)nsul's flee together sDd got oar pass
ports weed Aud We bad q J lily time of
4 back on the bJst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

James ss be beard them from The lips OF
cid boya he vas certainly interested, snd
il school YES like tbi, be made np bis
mi0d 10 put up With several dissgteesbls
ieaIures.sud relurn the next forenoon. He
Strengthened himself 10 bis sea, At the re
/ quesi 10 'sil erect prepared TO sbsoro
every word oi lha expected story.
The teacher said Nov, ! will read ibl'
from this little book, snd .ny Of you who
vish 10 can repeat II 10 the clsss 10 your
owu words Don'i tty 10 say It as ! read
I 1t, bot lust ss you would say il. Jsmesys
eyes grew big. sud be was all attention.
The tsschef read this short lesson from
the htsi primer:
See the Gov sit not a pretty cos'
Can the Gov rum ies, the eog can run.
Can the Gov ruu as fast as borse' No,
the COW cannot run rs fast as the borse,
Criminy thought Jamesy Is at sll'
Ats dead easy HIS hand was up IN a
tsiuking in imitation Of several Others,
His interested face caught the teachers
eye, and she said Well, James yon may
Try it, bat be careful to se, It right You
may stand mp by your seat
Jamesy arose. Ordinarily be was not
bashful, but now bis face was flushed, aud |
be was trembling with importance Ms he
SAID.
Get on to de cowl Amt she a beSutH
ca she Rlt move on2 Sure, C'n she
hump herself as fast as de horse? Nav
she aint in it wid de bors, scel'
The teacher VAS overcome, bnt never
.heIess Jamesy was a favorte from that
moment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

When | was holding up trains in Neva
d., began City Attorney Cresswell, to col
lect the railroad Ies- being District At
torney OF the county through which it
ran bad to assist me as brave man ~
| ever knew He would think nothing OF
walking right up to the mu2zIe OF gun
aud peeping down the barrel
A passenger train came IN aud we seized
1t. | ordered the engineer and fireman
out OF the Dab and Put my assistant in.
with instructions to hold 1t. The whole
town was out to see the hold up. and, with
the passengers from the train crowded
around and poked fun at us. Suddenly
the engineer shouted to my man 10 the
cab that the water was about ont OF the
boiler and it would blow up in minute
or two.
He glanced st the water gauge and see
Ing no water in the al lass locke about him
10 an uneasy way for a moment aud then
commenced climb bing out OF the osb. He
started to walk away ut a slow dignlhed
stride, but his steps kept getting quicker
till ut last he broke into run, The
crowd Isered him, but be only ran the
faster TIL he was ont Of danger.
Look here, jim, said !, thought you
were afraid OF nothing.
Well, don't feel blamed bit skeery
on my account he replied, very deIiher
stely. but som how or other | conduit
hold my less down, They were just deter
mined to do some fast wolk, aud could
mt stop 'rm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

Sir, h called to ms + ON doorway 90
Chambers sueet as ! passed at ! o'clock
hold on minute will yon2
| stopped and he came down to he
walk He was dllspldsted man about
40 years old, nld there was pa hos in bis
voice as he began;
For - years have been druhsard
aud speudtbrIt. Ia that time | have
squsod,red $500 600.
Yes. / said.
Drink has led to other things, sm .
lar aud a thief, and d swim Her.
YES, you look it.
lat down in that doorway an hour
ago, be cot tlued, 10 plot q burglary !
got to thinking Of home, mother, child
hood, and the result is that ! have made
up my IN nd to reform Ys, sIr. from
It's houf am ehsugsd man.
,m GLAD Of =
Aod yoa will sId meY
What j. ii you want
Sir, | desire TO reform and take my
plsee among The respectable people Of
esr'h VIII you loan me $50 900 to do It
onY
tn re. nothing chesp sbont you |
,- be- WsIted for reply.
N,, r-n no ar. b. snsaerrd, potbra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

-futt ) togef l'afprsedJ Why. sfs
you ltsruy m.Si 3 .ooad Stranger (s.j
lyJ No. Os'd 10 tbiaL I sss, though.
| sm The snthoi ot tLe BOOK tbs. was 10,
I.gs Il season a dozf years ago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

valuable package 10 the cate, sould 10
nine eases ont Of tsn hand ou, The cola,
The guest uould disappear, and ~hen the
package vas opened It vas iound to be Of
90 vslae.
A. all accounts Ia hotels are rendered
~eck y Il j. impossibls for dishonest per
sons to Obtain Tree living for longer than
sseek for they viii be requested TO pay
or yseste
man and his wife, b1 plsoipgs sup
posed jewel case 10 a hotel sale. m ahssed,
some time ago TO secnte over All weeks
/ liSios 10 ssell kbosh hotel iu this city
/ The landlord. Who bad seen the woman
srsrlog lusntity Of iewsly, naturally
supposed they we're 10 tbe lesel case IN
bis sAio, when the guest disappeared aud
the package ass opened, It w.s found to
be trunk strap, carefully coiled up aud
tied With string
The captain Of certain large sailing
vessel IS probably the most polite officer
IN the whole mercantile service. He has
bogeser, great idea OF his importance,
and loses no oprortuuity Of impressiug it
upon his crew, 10 particular. he insists
npon being addressed ~ sir" by every
one on board. one day new hand join
ed the chip. aud shot time after lesv
lng Latbor, beng seasoned old salt, be
was iustrusted With the wheel. The cap
tain came up aud put tho usual ques
ton \
How's her head2
Nor by east, answered the old tar, very d
grutllg. a
My man, suavely answered the captain, (
On this craft, when one of the crew speaks q
10 me be gives me a title OF respect. b
Don't you think you might do so, too? Il
Now, how + her head? @
Nor by east, tell ye, onted the tar. q
displaying not little irritation. [,
I'm afraid yon don't quite understand g
ne, responded the captain, good humored .,
y. Let me rehoye you at the wheel, and v,
ben do You take my place aud ask me the ii
uestion. will then show you bow it VI
hould be answered, They accordingly "
hanged places, pI
Ow's ber head toared the tar. M
Nor by east, slr replied the captain, ri
Nth emphasis on the sir, IA
Then keep her SO, my man, whilst
oes iorrard aud has a smoke, was the start ul
ng reJoiuder from the old reprobate. who by
slmly commenced TO suit the action to an
10 word. 70
For the first time on record the captain 90
st his temper, ed
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Scr Satcr Der Stromr.

Scmono bat ioloenoe iutereiiante Ia=
ten iiber Den WtiIliiiippi= Stub nieoerges
l6riebeu. Ser alte ilolaniibe Namt
oes SluIics lit ,Wlibi Sepe", Der
y8rOBe Sutcr Der 8eipGncr". Ser
ei9entIibe Miiliilippi bat ieinen llr-
iprllng an Der Stelle, po li6 Der Wtii=
ipuri uno Der Ntiiliiiipp pereini-
gen, weni9e Weilen rberbalb ct.
9puis. @r bat flint Saupt=gteben=
i"liiIie: Gen Sberen Miiiiillpppi, ben
WtihOuri, Den Sbip, ben Gotb= 6luB.
Den g~irtanIas, Den 98cibfluB uno ben
ct. Sroncis. Die Strefe BON Der
Wtiinoun9 oes Willouri bis gum Coli
bctrGQt 1886 Meilen, pom uriprrn9
Ocs Sberen Ntiiiiiiippi 26l6 Meilen,
BPM llrlprrna ocs AfiIouri 4194 Mei=
len, bonn uriprlne oes Sbio 255l
Mteilen. Die Nlup;ol=Sldhe bebnt
lid aus bonn Selta biz StuanSig Meilen
pberbalb pOr 6airo in SainOis unb bis
Sap Giraroeau in MtiliOuri, woiclbit
oas llfer isliig miro. Die Sbere Drill
ii'lippi 1T tlar, Der WiNouri bat cine
i6mugige iueiBe Sarbe. Der SbiO cine
crime, Der ~9lrtanias uno Der &ptbfluB
cine rOtbli6e. Ser getras al Groe,
pelder aljdbrlih III ben 8olf ge=
ldluenumt miro, piirDe cine Strefe BON
elmer Guaoratmeile in Der SObe opu
PAL SUP beoefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

2cnB=MtGnnerhOr iuor prNSlS uilo 0clloll
luno 0creibte YrDIciiOr JtOltaetter lllo
ben SGn9ern sur Gbre. Der SOlO=
portra9 bon SRI. SuIia 6reD ipllrOe
auf oas SerSli6itc be8rilBt, u1O Die Se=
oleitung auf Dem Pi0no bon 6rdllIeIn
Carolina Spe9t wurOe ebenfalls 9allj
9ewiiroi9t.
Gielen Npplals ernteten Die Gor=
trQ9e BON Serrn q. 8inoOrff, weI6cn
TrQu M0r9aretba gr0OleD (nee Ser
rine) aui benz EionO Se9leltete.
S;6nen fol9te Der GenB : MGnler6Or
nit ieinem I46nen, bumorjItiI6n Gor=
tra9 bon 2ari=6ori. Sarauf beQonn
Der 6lonspuntt DeS NbenOs, rpel6er Sl=
olei6 oeiien S9luB biloen ~iOllte: Die
Geben. Serr 81. @onner itelte ben
bo6~pilroi9iten SiidOf BON ga Gro'ie,
MiQr. S6,pebah Dor, pel6er cine lebr
intereiante Nnipra6e permiI1t nit,
uno erbeitert our6 elni9e In1pr0hen I'M
luremburger Sialette bielt. 9Gs Iuol=
forum laui6te nit Der 9e~Iponntelten
glufmertiamteit ouf jeoes 8Ort uno
mir b0rten mad Der 6eier 10 Wta1den
ia9en: ,g9ir bdtten i'm nod germ lGn-
ger oe1Drt". Ser bO6wiiroi9ite 9err
gii9of i9loB feline Nnipra6e nit elnem
@orte Der Grm0bnung an DEN lurent=
burger Central @erein Ii1 auf einen
tram tNtDoliI6en uno tir9IiAen
Stanopuntt 81 itellsn.
9a Die bO6wiiroiee 8eiitlihtcit,
pel6e i'm SaaIe onlueIeno geUeicn,
ben bOGwiirOi9Iten Serr1 SiI6Of ouf
Die Siibne be9leitet batteu, 10 mar audi
Der bo6piiroi9e Goter 9efer bort er=
i6ienen, uno notiirli9 rief man OcnieI=
ben 81 elmer QniprNhe ouf. SerIelbe
i6ieu ieoo1 ouf Die 0%elegenbeit gepar=
tet 5l boben, nm ein IS 0efQlt mir
ni1t" porSubringen unO er ertlQrte
Oieies bGour6, oaB er bebauptete, es
lei auber Srbnung i'm 81 elmer 5teoe
uuisuruIe Ell, unO er beitOno oa6er DarNlf
li6 pieoer su ieben. Sbm IOl9te Jtep.
Q8illmes nit elmer turSen 9lnIprahe,
wel6e er ieoDb nit einem inlpoIanten
abI6lulie trDnte. Sds 8anSe fano
bel allen cine freunOIide @lInabme
uno bic 8eriammlung pert09te li6,
nit Dem Scpubtiein einen iHOn per=
bra6ten Sag in m~iiroiger @eiie be-
i1lonen 81 b0ben.
Sas mar Der erite Sag oes 9urem=
burger Gon9reiles, uno 1T Iles, NOS
riiber mir bis gum N~u9enblide oa mir
Sieies i6reiben, beriNten tOnnen. SaB
oieier erite Gag Elm impOianter mar
uno ale befrieoi9t bat, glallben mir nit
Si6erbeit bebaupteu 3l tOnlen. Zen
oeut'6en tatbolii9en 0ereinen iOtuobl
Der Ser3 Seiu ais audi Der Ct. Wtarien
8emeinoe ben ber5li6lten SNnt fir ibre
0etbeili9ung, nno ben Sanosleuten
wel6e su9e9en paren, mitnen mir eben=
falls uniere Nnertennung flir ibr Gr=
Iheinen ousoriiden, ,uel6e ale mit9e=
wirtt baben oas @anSe 81 einem Mir
oi0en abi6lulie 81 brin9en. Die pa
ruoe wuroe augemein bepunoert, uno
utr bGrten Des GDbes ni6t weni9 iiber
oieielbe ausipreden uno lie sereibte Den
oeutI6en &atbOliten Der Staot 81 reid.
li6en Gbre. glu9 oas ioniti9e Seneb=
men mar gan3 Der g9iiroe Der 6eiel
dnsemefen.
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