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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-07
Outline Submitted to the Omeers
Of the Citizens Guard.
AN INTERESTING POINT RAISED
A Government Employee Received No
Honey for standing Guard - The
sense Of Meeting VIII be Conveyed
to the GOvernment-ShOuldb be Paid.

The board Of officers OF the
Citizens Guard met last evening
in the Chamber of Commerce room
to discuss a plan of reorganization.
The meeting was presided over by
Captain McStocker.
Mr.. Lansing reported for the
Garter Memorial committee. He
said that subscription lists had
been prepared and copies had been
handed to the sergeants of each
squad.
No additional reports were read.
Mr.. McStocker said that a number
of members of the Citizens Guard
had spoken to him, complaining
that they had not received pay for
the time they served. In most
cases they were Government en-
ployees receiving but small pay.
The chairman then read the follow
ing letter:
HONOLULU, H. l., Feb. 8, 1895.
+. MCSToCKER, ESQ, Captain Com
manding Citizens Guard Of Homo
lulu.
My DEAR SIR am q member Of
the Citizens Guard, and have been
such since November is, 1894. My
regular employment is as q musician
in the Government band. On Sunday,
January 9Th, at 8 80 p. m, was called
with others Of our squad to assemble
at the Mutual Telephone building for
duty as q citizen soldier, and did my
duty as such, being on duty on the
streets, on the wharves, in the station
house and in Nuuanu Valley, until
was relieved by my sergeant, George
HI. Greene. / called on Mr.. Dow for
my reeompense Of 3 a day although
at the first call for duty did not ex-
pect any pay and was informed that
my name was scratched of the book
L would therefore like TO state that
although am employed by the Gov
eminent as q musician, i did my duty
as q citizen, and If / came of guard at
6 a. M. was expected to be on duty
at s a. m to play q concert, and all
my guard duty was done on my own
private time. The services of the
band was volunteered by Mr.. Berger
at the Executive building and de-
clined; instead of my going home and
going to bed i was on duty as q
Citizens Guard.
While the amount have earned Ia
small, it will be thankful on account
OF my wages being but $50 per month.
i remain, Your obedient servant,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

sumed the position which rightfully
belongs to Christ, viz: that OF the
prince of this world The innaol-
tants thereof acknowledge him as
such; for it is written, The wnole
world lieth in the arms of the wicked
one" His self-assigned business is
the destruction Of mankind. Such be-
ing his usurped position, authority and
purpose, we are surprised to find his
dominions in every department brist-
ling with fatal temptations to the
Christian
IN spite of the innumerable OBJ
stacles and enemies, the Christian in
his course is that Of q conquerer.
Therefore, whenever we overcome, ii
is the Christ in us who wins the bat
tie. How vastly important, then, to
give Him complete sway in our hearts,
How necessary to accept Him as the
captain of our salvation, - and as true
soldiers, obey His commands. His
preparation must be ours. He was
filled with the Spirit" He took the
whole armor Of God" He was vigil
ant and prayerful His methods we
must adopt. lie promptly met Satan
with the Sword of the Spirit" His
sword we must learn how to WELD.
This is the written" word. The great
overcomer wants no simpsey, lacka-
daiscal souls, who only live for &C.
stacy, who are all trust and no fight.
Be courageous! Trust in Cod Defeat
means irreparable ruin. Satan over
come at last means to inherit all
things and an eternity of triumphant
bliss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01
Clifford
Scale
for vengeance. He is crowned with
thorns, but he is King with power
over us Infinite and supremei
"TRUE MERIT"
An Eloquent Sermon Preached by Rev. j.
Engle Yesterday Morning.

An Eloquent Sermon Preached by Rev. D.
Engle Yesterday Morning.
Yesterday morning Rev. Mr.. Engle,
Of the Zane Street NJ. E. Church,
preached an eloquent sermon TO a large
congregation on True Merit. He
took his text from Rev 21:7: He that
oyercometh shall inherit all things, and
| will be his God, and. he shall be my
son.
The true Christian is an over
conner. His present, future and finale
is that of a conquerer. Although his
course is marked by trial, storm and
obstacles, beset also with active and
powerful foes. it is yet the scene OF
victory. BY the grace Of God he en-
dures the trials, Surmounts the OBJ
stacles, and overcomes the enemies
met with in his journey to heaven;
and having pursued his victorious
course to the end, he can look with
Paul for the crown of righteousness,
even the triple crown of glory, honor
and immortality, which the Lord, the
righteous judge shall give them at
that day
What he overcomes-the world.
The word world, as it occurs in first
John 5:4, represents the sum OF the
trials, obstacles and enemies met with
in the Christian course. This sum to-
tai Of the Christians antagonisms may
be divided into three departments, viz;
the pursuits, the pleasures, and the
picnics of the world.
Under department one we may
glance at the difficulties and dangers
met with by the Christian in the pur-
suits of business. The commercial
world is hOneycombed with tempta-
tons. Intelligent Christian gentlemen
have expressed it as their settled opin-
ion that in consequence OF numerous
glaringly dishonest tricks practiced al
most universally in the commercial
world, il is impossible for the same
person TO be true Christian and q sue
cessful merchant.
The world has also department OF
pleasure beset with fatal temptations
Having provided pleasures for its
votaries. it has spared no expense in
rendering them as fascinating and at
tractive as possible. And it has sue
ceeded in the work of fascination and
damnation only too well. Such is the
brilliance and magnifcence of many
of its halls of pleasure, that millions
are drawn to them to their destruc-
ton.
THE third department of antagon-
isms to the Christian, found in the
world. may be named its princes. BY
this phrase we refer TO the devil and
his subordinates, visible and invisible
The devil is a vertable personality
Jesus said, Il beheld Satan as light
ming fall from heaven" He has as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

sion. Elm Grove, and Sunday night at
St. Iuke's Church, on the Island. On
Saturday evening the Bishop viii De
entertained by Mrs. Amelia Woods,
at her residence at Elm Grove, where
he will receive his friends from to
10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Rt. Rev. Bishop George W. Peterkin
will be in the city on Friday and adj
minister the rite OF confirmation to a
class at st. Andrews Mission, in the
Eighth ward, on that evening. On
Sunday morning confirmation will
take place at st. Matthew's Church.
Sunday afternoon at st. Paurs Mis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Caused CONJUNCTION by Having Her shoes
~hiued or The street.

Caused CONJUNCTION by Having Her shoes
~hiued or the street.
asa Register reporter was StrOliing
Water street Saturday afternoon
Witnessed an unusual and rather
.ug episode which not only coll
o. crowd but caused quite
0r0n ON that thCrOughfare. The
.-a of an the trouble was q very
.r.Jry young woman VINO had decided
.o have her shoes shined. Gs the men
doe ON the street.
The Young woman was walking rap
Ir up Water street., and when near
twelfth street she spied bOOt-biack
l his box. She started TO pass by,
. checked herself and called the
r 90 her. The boy walked mp 20
r thinking She probably wanted
. to carry a bundle or so on am err
r#. but ne dropped his box on the
walk with a thud and opened his
.s and mouth ia surprise when the
r.re lady told him she wanted her
..J saiuCt.
II. caspai "Na'am and looked at
-r with establishment depicted all
.. . dirty face.
. f mean it. she said in voice
t. .ut OF which would make o man
wan. I'D thrash his mother. Drop
BOX down now and give me a
r..ouJ-learher polish.
... boss placed his box on the pave
rr .J the girl put her foot which
... % Tr.lhy might envy. on the
.. g.. And sine did not seem 20 be
particle moved by the attention She
VAS receiving from the passers-by,
one ola lady. who was apparently
.m The country, stopped 20 watch
r... 1nss. and as she saw more
"... WAS going ON Der hands COM
"...aI to g1 higher than her mead.
ana when tley We're mp as high as She
i E- them. she exclaimed.
".' never, Us that the way the
tr m the city?' And with
parting shot she passed on.
this time the men passing by
... .1 with q groat show OF inter
while the women glanced at the
goGrg woman 2skauce. To all
. his .cu-i0n she did not pay the
u..... and She seemed % be
a..r unconscious OF the attention
s. attracting.
The Hor--black WAS the envy Of
0' his companions, who were
g- respectable distance,
made such remarks as Want an
0. 'rE" Need any help on them
"H.-.er rest mp and take a
Uy This time the shine had
.u0'e.ej and the yOung woman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01
ST Andrews Mission

There will be an interesting series
of services at the above mission next
week On Tuesday evening, April I'd,
L. e. Sands, of the Exchange Bank,
will speak, and on Friday evening Rt.
Rev. Bishop Peterilin, of West Vir-
ginia, will administer the rite of con-
firmation to a class Of seventeen men,
bers. This is a fine class for the first
visit of the Bishop and reflects credit
on the pastor, Rev. Lee Young. a
new organ has been placed in the
church and this mission is rapidly
growing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Henderson's fresh Garden Seed in
great variety. Also Lawn Grass, Blue
Grass and White Glover, at the place
where they sell the Bicycle built like
n watch" T. A. HOGE & CO.,
1868 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Our annual spring and summer Opening
will occur Wednesday, Thursday. Friday .
April 3d, 18th, 5th, 90 which you are very
nIIy invited. Ne viii have a grand
display OF Pattern Hats, BonuctS and latest
novelties. of our own creation. also copies
~ French models. comprising STYLES both
correct and practical.
r-ARSDEN l. COLNIG.
1914 Main stree
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

You pay - per cent more for your
Wall Paper when YOU buy from a
..wall paper peddler than when You
buv direct from the dealer
JOSEPH GRAVES SONS,
% Twelfth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Wall Paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons, 20 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Call for Reymann Brewing Co.'S Bocls
Beer Tomorrow. Ii is unusually fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Company Is on tap. Ask for 1t In all sa-
looms on Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Wall Paper at lowest prices. JOSEPH
Graves Sons, 26 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

THOSE FRENCH e
Cinghams for &c. at l.. :. Good ~ Coz are
worth I5c Come early 20 secure choice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

is drawn by one Of the most noted piano max 4.
ers in the country. This piano IS casea III
antique oak and the touch and tone are eAce J;
tonally nice Where the retail price Is oru VI,
narily $500 and occasionally $4oO, we asa sin'sioF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01
4 Sensational Affair on Wheeling I'M
Yesterday

Sensational Affair on Wheeling I'M
Yesterday
There was a sensational assault and
robbery in broad daylight on Wheel
ing Hill yesterday. 1t appears that a
colored man asked another to takea
walk. and the two went up toward the
crematory. AT some point on the hill
siae. one Of the men sandbagged the
other. and robbed him Of nine dollars
and a watch.
Before the victim recovered his as
sailant escaped. lie was a stranger in
the city. and the police expected him
to leave for Huntington on the Ohio
River train. The victim reported the
affair no police headquarters. He was
badly used up. and spent the night
down stairs in the lockup-keeper' S
room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01
THIS MORNING
MILLINERY OPENING.

T.. =. Good & Co viii put ON sale Atwood
serge, in black and all cOiors, DOR 25C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01
EXPECT A SETTLEMENT
\ General Feeling That the End OF the
strike is Near.

\ General Feeling That the End OF the
strike is Scar.
Ever since the election of d. c. Rip
ley to the presidency of the United
States Glass Company. members of the
A. +. G.. W. L. have looked for q set
Element of the long drawn out trouble
between the company and the union.
Discussions Of the situation have been
more frequent during the past few
days than ever before.
1t is probably true that both sides to
the controversy are anxious to have il
terminated. and if a conference can be
arranged. it is probable that through
mutual concessions an amicable agree
ment can be reached. The company
has recently issued a circular to the
trade stating that the l.. s. goods will
be equal to any in the market in point
of workmanship.
A report was circulated last week TO
the effect that q contract was made for
natural gas for factory III" Inquiry
at the Office of the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company, elected the information
that the factory IS piped for gas, and
it can be used by simply turning the
valve. Gas in small quantities is now
being used at the plant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Wall Paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons, 26 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01
Mlnnery opening TUESDAY. swa0aei'er's.

Millinery Opening Tuesday swabaokcr's.
Millinery Opening Tuesday, swabacker's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Wall Paper ut lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons. % Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

You pay 25 per cent more for your
Wall Paper when You buy from a
wall paper" peddler than when you
buy direct from the dealer.
JOSEPH GRAVES SONS.
IS Twelfth Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

MilIiucry Opening tuesday, NWabaCker's.
Millinery Opening Tuesday, Swabacker's.
Millinery Opening Tuesday, Swabacker's.
SANDBAGGED AND ROBBED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Millinery Opening Tuesday. Swabacker's.
millinery Opening tuesday, swabaclscr's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

OF the Clifford Piano, who has been in the
city the past week, brought with him one of
his pianos as sample NATURALLY he brought
the pick of the fock) with view of our
taking the agency The ........~.. ..~-.... go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-01

Millinery Opening Tuesday. Swabacker's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-01

ni9ten Staten enti9ieoen felt.
bait, ndmli6: oab aIle seD 10
men 8eell Il a ten III
IS tie Der &ir6e" wioer=
y re d II, uno o0b Die IN it Na=
men genanntsn", Dffen I'M D
1T rtirden ei b a" lino.
Samit lit oenn aud wieoer in elmer
ilberall5 miG,tigcn tirhliben 6rase,
Dem yliberalen 6liigel" Der tat6oliiben
&it9e in ben 9ereinigten Staaten,
cine n~eitere, berbe Serurtbeiluns &C..
lporoen uao Die ern 9einnten
SatBolifen oes 2nnoes, unter oenen Il1
Die ypf0rri6ulbauenoen" oeutihen &a=
tbOliten in eriter Heihe NIT ibren iiber=
aus tiidti9en grsbiibOfcn, Sii6bien
unoTrieitern lerportbun, baben urIabe
fi6 Slid 81 wiiniden, oaB lie audi in
oieIer 6rage, Die ri9tige, enti6ieoen=
tatbolll6e Stelun9 ein9enpmmen boz
ben, welde ppm FL. Stuble In &om
apprObirt wOroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-01
WnO8eoanfen Ibcr oen iImgs
iten Soriau AZ Nenajen> 81.

Srsfeno iast Der Si6ter: Sine
Sbatiahe 1T ein ~bartnadig Sing."
Slelss bcp%abrbeitet lib nibt alein an
ben 9baten anoerer, oeren Yolbrin=
gen bon uns unabbdn9i9 lit. aber uns
sulueilen bod unannebmli6teiten be-
reiteu, ionoern aud an u~nleren eiaenen
Sanolun9en, neil oieielben uns Dit
pprSebalten weroen als I'M Wioeriprub
ltebeno nit benz, mas mir in Wort uno
Shriit aus9eiprOhen baben, llno lie
oesbalb un9ei6eben wiiniden, nenn Is
mOSlih wdre. Der iiinslte YOriaa su
@emien, Sa., 9ewabrt inns wieoer
einen tiefen Ginblif in iene bauiiae
SncpnlequenI our6 melGe oas Sar.
oeln Die gSOrte Sii9en frat; er aeiat
belonoers ipie tpenig man iib ali Die
ameritaniihe @rpBipre1erei fiiben
bari, iuelde Die 2ahoesperiaNuna tets
lpbbuoelno i'm Munoe iiibrt, uno bic
9llten SerSenseigenl6aiten uno Dor
allen cen Gerebtiateitslinn uuIercs
Soltes TAFT per9Ottli6lu nil, oenn
mas IN ben leBten Sabrcn a~lentbalben
III Dem Sanoe p%or8etUmmen 1T, liefert
elIe ll~nleu9bare gSioerle9un9 Der
Waulbeloen. Die Dem Yublitum Sano
IN ole Nu2en ltreuen mollen. g8enn
man INNER Die SanoesOeriaiiung CUR
SeipunOerun9 porbllt, aber oielelbe
ourb ielne Sanolung perlebt; ipeun
man 6relbeit, 8leibbeit INNER auf
ben slppen bat. tie aber nllr bepor,uo.
ten &lalien %Sntommeu ldBt; wenn man
lll~aurborll6 bon @erebti0teitsinn
llOerliromt, aber oas GntgegenSeiebte
III lelnm Sbaten gu ertennen aibt,
modte Damn ni6t in inns Der ,3weiiel
aullts'9srt OBJ u~bsrbaupt nod Elm auI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-01

iperrt? Moan i'm Yarabieie iaas
aud, Gpa iei S1ulo. uuo bob batte
q % m in Den Qpfel 9ebll1en; gpa
lppflts Der S6lanae bic S1ulo gebsn.
uno bod mar y DC bstrosen!
Wsnn 4. uno icine Sbiiplinge nod
Elm Vis1en 9eiunOen YerltanOen baben,
10 ipllten lie ia iein rubig iein, oanllt
lie ni0t nod peltber ii b inter
perbcn. SD babe nit Nugen- uno
ObrenSelsen oes gansen Sotuspotus
9elprohen, babe mid 9enall ertanoi9t.
So fannie ih bic vllmitdnoe" mobl,
uno brad niht pbue Weiteres ben
Stab iibcr Die yarnlen Siinoer".
gBas ote Sdritte CUR gefreiung bes
Yater S4ulte b~etriift, 10 mOdte ia
4. 9etroit fragen, oh oieielben nidt crit
d elmer 9swiiien Selepbonunter.
reounS 9ei1eben limb.
Wenn 4. bic y%tellererpben leoernen
Weoailen" 81 gut ooer 81 i6le6t, gu
crop poer 81 tlein iinoet, 10 mag er iib
ir9enomo anoere uerihahen; mir it's
GelpiB reht. - 9ieleibt miro bic Sa9e
Damn nod i6Oner. Nber id0n 1T es
nidt, baB 4. 10 Elm 4. beliebiser damn
ut, Der oa prablt nit benz yYewubt-
lein, cine quite Sbat pollbra6t su
baben." giit on banse, oaB ou bel.
men Namen ni1t unter beine ,9ute
Sbat" ieBen masit Semutb 1T
lpbensuertb; bod iOll lib Niemano aus
Senllitb ueriteden uno aus ieiuem 9er=
lied Steine 81 wcrfen iubsn. Sas 1T
Mot i6Dn. 8umme, Sunse, III
leaae mir. me bu belt! - @ater Seder
nlOdte bid audi nod wobl senau ten=
1en lernen; pielleiht .oefelt" er bid
aud nod. Sas wiiroe mir uno 8ie-
len iebr 9efallem, Dir aber nibt.
Neb. j.. S. Yrune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-01
Die pdpftlihe GneDclica att Ole
&atDoIifen Der 0ereini8s
ten Stoatcn.
ten Stoatcu.

Inter obioem Sitsf osht ,,,s o,,a
Hnm inlosnNs G,rre,na,S 49, ""' WIZ
~; ". Sa.e' u 'e.'e eHeH-
~ o'e "GIpol'1en Der
S.t.'n'Slen Slaa ZEN peel=
o.a.' noY 'gr iptro oet papr elle all=
%' va w S.,VCle Saoall'erIlas r'9s
Smp''''" u o'e' SVtl'e.
SIN l. S9elle 9lbt Der Yapt cine
geffilDe NllselllalloerleBlln9 liber Den
81 at9oIlSls NJ u IN Imerita.
Seo ALL. perperrlltt IN oemlelben Die
aroelten oes @poltolates uno Die ulper=
9ie'UllVe allsoreltllll9 oes Griltlihen
aallens IN alllerlta. Sn bereoten
ausotlldeh ioOt er oas 0ente uno
ole oorSn9ll9en el9eni9af-
ZEN oes a merltanl11e Tol-
tes; oautoar ertellnt er Die Trei=
9elt an, ipel9e Die Srallt 9briitl, bic
taiDolll1e &lr4e aut ameritanilhem
SooeH 9eIleBt.
Sln II. Sbeile sei9t SEQ XIII, mie
einerleits Die tatboliIde uni-
periitdt BON 90 aibiuatpn,
anoererieits Die a poltoliIhe Oele.
cation in ben Der. Staaten oas
%beaonnene gBert oes Mpoltolates fort-
IeBen uno tr0nen io..en. Die fatbo=
llIhe uniperlitdt bon WaIbinatun III
cine Sauptiorgs bes FL. 8aters. Die
Grridtung elmer eigenen apoltoliIden
Delegation fir bic Ser. Staaten ioa
Den &atboliten gmeritas bic pdterli6e
6iiriOrge oes Papites fir ibr 2ano ,ei-
gen. Wi9r. SatDli lit Der er1te Dele
9at oes apoltoliiben Stubles in 9lme-
rita. Der Yaplt wiro Die Souuerdni-
tat uno Mabtitelung oes apotoliIhen
Sele9aten thar oarleaen, INN etuuioeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-01
Gutbers 5ooesart unbetannt

&atbDliten Gutbers Spoesart nnbetannt
lei. N2on ipiiie D0s belier, aIs Die Oi.
itorie (oas III Der SeriOt Der, YuItOreu
iiber Sutbers Soo) 0luuben MAIDEN
wolls. Sn Der f~iiniten Genturie ,usu=
oct er IiO geNen Die lutbcriiIen Scri=
benten uno Preoiger, Die, liG bcnlilbcn,
Slltber inter Die .DeiliNcn 81 perisben.
10 oaB Der gemeine damn lelht bereost
miro, 81 9llrben. er lei, lpie lie luGen,
gars ieligllO entIblafen, uno ia2t: Sl
Dem lino lie wubl gleib pile zines Sin=
neg, DAP er ldblln9s geItorben. ......
mas nun Die Nnoeren g~uuteln bon lei.
mem 0ebet uno WilniGul9 olles lll=
9litfs Den &atboiliAen, oas lit greif-
bar eroihtetes Sing. SeGbalb nil iA
oariiber l1UeiSeu bis aui weiteren
YeI6eio."
Sin pAar 3eilen binterbsr iiINt er
inoeB blnsu: ,Sn Oielem 1916 Sabr iii
in Der MOrt Gin W0nhsiiib 9eiangen
worOen nit einem itparsen &Opi mic
elm MtoDr, als pelln elmer erbGn9t miro
Ooer lpenn eiuem Der SeuIel Den Sals
abbribt."
Sp itano bic Sadie bis gum Sabre
1892, mo Der autDentiibe geribt iiber
Cutters Spoesart BON Oeiien Siener
Nmbrolius III piient!iAsm Srud er-
lhien.
Sis oaDin finbet lih tein @iosr=
ipruh in Den Yerihten Der tatbOliihen
S1riItlteller. Die ginen 9eben nur
mebr, Die Inperen meni9er Details
uno Die Snterpretatipn lit perihieoen.
Sarin lllo jeOoh ale einlg, ouB Die
Seribte BON prOteitantiI9er Settle 2ii=
sen9ewebe lino. uuo OaB bel Sutbers
Sooe Nienlano Suge9en mar. lleber
Die SOoesart lelblt lino lie nod i'm
Suntelu. Ser Sine meinte 2utber lei
am SNla9fuB 9eltOrben, Der Nnoere
Nlaubte, Der Seuiel babe ibn erpiirgt.
manher miro pielleiNt geoa1t uno i'm
trauten Sreile 9elaSt baben, Sutber lei
lein elgener Grnilrger getuelen, aber I'M
DnentliNen Srud wagte NiemanO oieIe
S%ebauptung bis gum Sobr 1892.
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