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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
DISEASED HORSE MEAT.
Consuls Are Endeavoring to Prevent
Its Expectation.

Consuls Are Endeavoring to Prevent
Its Expectation.
Chicago, August 16.-It now ap-
pears that the horse-meat packing
house, mile from the southwestern
portion of this city, may possibly be
the cause of international complica-
tions. Richard Martin, owner OF the
packing and who ships quanti-
ties of the meat to Paris, Antwerp and
Berlin for food, is to receive some dis
tinguished visitors. 1t is probable that
tomorrow M. VeiIhomme, the French
consul; Charles Henrotin, the Belgian
consul, and F. Bopp, the vice-German
consul, accompanied by city meat in
spector and one or two policemen, will
call on Mr.. Martin to see if he is ship
ping diseased horse meat to their Ie-
speotive countries as has been reported.
They have no thought of attempting to
interfere with Martins business, but
only of warning the authorities abroad
against receiving it. Consul Veil
holmme said:
'This is subject in which my gov
erument feels deep interest. 1t will
be inconvenient for me to go 30 far as
to inspect Martins premises, but under
the circumstances shall surely do so.
am surprised that there is no law in
this country by which to take hold of
him, but the least can do is to ascer-
tain the facts and put the authorities
in France on their guard. think it
might be we'll for the three consuls
most nearly interested to go down to.
gether."
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
GERMANS CELEBRATE.
Yesterday the Anniversary of the Battle
of GravelOtte.

of GravelOtte.
Berlin, August 2O.-There has been
splendid weather today. which is the
25th anniversary of the battle of GRAY
elotte, and which had SO great an in
huence on the Franco-Prussian war.
The anniversary was signalized here by
the laying of the foundation-stone of
the monument of the Late Emperor
William by his grandson, William
II, in the presence of many German
sovereigns and other dignitaries.
The proceedings opened at 8 o'clock
this morning. The colors and stand
ards of the various regiments, crowned
with oak leaves, were brought on the
ground, and richly decorated imper-
ial standard displayed in the center of
the group. All the houses in the neigh
borhood were tastefully decorated, the
windows and balconies showing
streams of bunting, while the streets
were crowded with gaily attired spec
tators. At 9 o'clock a flourish of
trumpets announced the arrival of EN-
peror William, who was received by
Chancellor Won Hohenlohe. The en-
peror deposited under the foundation
stone of the monument to his grand
father memorial document, in which
he referred to the enthusiastic uprising
of the German nation under his grand
father, Emperor William the Great
who had restored the Germans to their
ardently desired unity and had sue
ceeded in securing for the newly arisen
empire its proper weight in the system
of states. The emperor then read
aloud from the document to be deposit
ed in the foundation stone:
"The self-sacrificing record of the
German princes, the wise counsel and
energetic support of Won Bismarck, the
consummate strategy and genius of
Won Moltke, the unequaled courage
and ability of the commanders of the
army, and before all that of Grown
Prince Frederick William, the devoted
fidelity of the Field Marshal Won Room
and the discipline of the people, rem
direction of works Of peace, the emper-
or was untiring to his last breath in
active futherance of the welfare of the
working classes. The statue of Will
lam the Great should form testimony
of the inextinguishab1e gratitude of
the princes and people of Germany"
At this point Count Won Lerchfeld,
the Bavarian envoy plenipotentiary,
handed Emperor William trowel, re-
questisng that his majesty would lay
the foundation of memorial which
would remind Germany of the greatest
period of her history, and which the
entire nation desired to erect to the
founder of the German empire.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
Bicycle Railroad In California.

San Francisco, August II. - San
Francisco and Santa Cruz will soon be
connected by bicycle railroad, and
articles of incorporation Of the Shore
Line Bicycle Railroad Company have
been filed. 1t is said that number
of Eastern capitalists are behind the
project. The promoters of the road
are said to have constructed similar
line on Long Island. The Westing-
house Electrical Manufacturing Com
pany and the Baldwin locomotive
works are also said to be interested in
the road, which its promoters hope
eventually to extend to Los Angeles.
The distance to Santa Cruz is ninety
miles, and the company expects to run
trains at the rate of 100 miles an hour.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
That Benedictine Brewery.

Washington, August 20.-It is un-
derstood that Monsignore Satolli is
giving his attention to the question
raised by the petition to him for the
suppression of the brewery conducted
by the Benedictine monks at Beatty,
Pa, with a view to harmonizing the
difference 80 as to placate the COM
plants, and at the same time not deal
harshly with the ecclesiasts who con-
duct the brewery. He is giving atten-
tion to the petition not only from the
point of view of the petitioners. but
also considers the fact that the monks
are naeive Germans, who cannot see
the harm in drinking beer made after
the manner pursued in the Fatherland.
The effort will be made to settle the
dispute without any formal decision.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
France and Brazfps Differences.

New York, August 19.-The Herald
correspondent in Rio Janeiro tele-
graphs that the French charge daft
faires and the Brazilian minister of
foreign affairs have signed protocol
agreeing to submit the question of the
ownership of the territory of Amapa to
arbitration, with the king of Sweden
as referee. Each country is to be al
lowed until April, 1896, to submit its
claims. The inquiry into the impris-
onment of Brazilians and the trials of
the late governor of French Guiana
and the commander of the gunboat
Bengai will be suspended pending the
decision of the king of Sweden, after
which they will be subjects for diplo-
matte negotiations.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
FEARS FOR AMERICANS
Missionaries in Asia Minor in
Serious Danger.
TWO PROFESSORS CONDEMNED
This Is Because of the Armenian Cam
paign Against Their CompatriOts
Suspected Of Being Spies.

Constantinople, August 17.-Anxi-
ETY. prevails here for the American mis-
sionaries at Marsovan, a small town
twenty -four miles northwest of Anna
sia, in the vilayet of Sivas, Asia
Minor, on account of the Armenian
campaign against those of their COM
patriots who are thought to be spies.
An Armenian priest, suspected of spy
ing, was recently murdered at Scutari,
just opposite Constantinople, by the
incensed Armenians, as a result of
which many Armenians in Scutari and
other suburbs of Constantinople have
been imprisoned.
Thirteen students of the American
college were expelled last year because
their fathers were thought to have
been mixed up in the Armenian move
ment, suspicion having fallen on the
college, and among the list of persons
condemned by the Armenian committee
are five professors of the college, two
being Americans. The governor is do
ing his utmost to investigate the mat
ter, and to prevent an outbreak or dis
orders
Details have been received of the at
tack on the American missionary
school at Tarsus, and the maltreat-
ment of students and threats made
against the missionaries, which was
mentioned in press dispatch August
9. 1t is learned about twenty Mus
sulmans attacked and beat srevant
of the Rev. Mr.. Christie, director Of
the college at Tarsus. Some Of his
scholars at Namroun, summer resi-
dence near Tarsus, the night of Thurs
day, August IL, also threatened to kill
Mr.. Christie.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
A TALK WITH CROKER.
The Ex-Tammany Boss Would Say Lit
tie to the Interviewer.

The Ex-Tammany Boss Would Say Lit
tie to the Interviewer.
London, August 2O.-A representa-
tive of the Press found Richard Croker
at Newmarket today, and accompanied
him back to London, seeking to secure
from him an interview on political
affairs in New York. No amount of
persuasion, however, could induce him
to talk about James G. Martins as
sumption of the leadership Of Tam
many.
81 have nothing to say was his re-
peated reply.
He showed surprise, however, at the
news, and finally observed:
"Whoever takes the Tammany leader
ship now has big job on his hands. !"
Mr.. Croker was then asked about
the course of the board of police COM
missioners in New York, and in reply
said:
"It would not be fair to criticise
them at this distance, but, judging
from the amount of space New York
correspondents of the London papers
are giving them, they must be raising
CAIN"
A prominent New York Democrat
who is here says James g. Martins re-
lations with Bourke Cochran are too
intimate to suit Croker.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
Paper Suppressed and Editor Banished

Paper Suppressed and Editor Banished.
Guthrie, O. T., August 1.-THE
Wah Shah She News, published at
Pawhuska, Usage nation, was sup.
pressed today by Colonel 81. B. Free
man, acting agent of the Usage nation,
and it's editor, J. F. Palmer, was BAN
ished from the nation. The News al
legged that Freeman was heapinR all
kinds of indignities on the Indians,
and Freeman obtained from Com
missioner Browning an order giving
him power to suppress the News and
Danish Editor Palmer. The excitement
is intense and threats are made to tar
and feather Freeman. United States
Commissioner F. Leahy protested
against Freeman's actions, and Free
man has tried to have him banished,
but without success.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
There are some decreases

There are some decreases in gross
earnings this year from last, notably
the Southern and granger roads, but
there are also notably large increases
in nealry all the other groups, where
last year the dead level Of decrease was
without relief. When the net earnings
figures this year are considered, the
showing is still better. The decrease
in the grangers and Southwestern
roads is still notable, but the gains
showed in the other group of roads are
sufficient to more than counterbalance
this falling-off, and the result is very
satisfactory gain over year ago.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
A Dastardly Crime.

Guthrie, O. T., August 20.-Daniel
r. Brown. merchant, from the Semi
mole reservation, brings information of
a dastardly crime committed near Ar
bech. A gang of Creek Indians and
negroes and several white outlaws
raided Samuel Norfod's store, and after
completely quitting the place. assaulted
and otherwise mistreated five women
in the neighborhood, two Of whom will
diA,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
FIRES IN THE FORESTS
Still Raging Throughout the
Sound Country.
MUCH TIMBER BEING DESTROYED
All Game Driven From the Hills to the
Water Courses, and Deer Are
Almost Domesticated.

Seattle, August 20.-Settlers along
Lake Samish report that there is an
unbroken line of forest fires from Bel
fast to the lake, destroying large as
well as small timber, and rendering
the atmosphere almost suffocating. All
game is being driven from the hills to
the lakes and water courses, and deer
are almost domesticated. A settler
last week met two cougars near his
house. As he was unarmed, he had
to give them the road. Mothers dare
not let their children get out of their
sight, and there is much alarm
throughout the community.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
Trouble in the Kreling Estate.

San Francisco, August 17.-The
affairs of F. w. Kreling & Sons. furni-
ture manufacturers, are said to be in
volved. The firm was attached for
81, 900 today by the First National
bank. The trouble is in connection
with the probate proceedings over the
estate of the late William Kreling,
senior member of the firm.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
Rich Find of Lead Ore.

Madison, Wis, August 17.-Mike
Moran and Chris Simons have discov-
cred what promises to be very rich
find of lead ore one and one.half miles
west of Verona, this county. A shaft
is to be sunk at once, and mining will
be begun as soon as possible.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
e. R. FARRA, M. D.

once over First National Bank, Corvallis, Or
Will practice in all the state and federal courts
Abstracting, collections. Notary public. Con-
veyancing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
air6lt6r RGbribtrn.

@eim bOhw. @nter 8aumonn
ppn Der SerS Sciu=Ucmeinoe 1T Ger
bp9w. @enerol=&lcar Spe6t bon Der
Si0sCie Columbus, S1iO, uno &cD.
8. &. S9neioer pOn ebenoaielblt auf
8eiu6. - &ep. 2uebrSmauu bon
gtorrpnD uuo &ep. Gerlemann BON
Siour Gitp, S0.. lparen perfl. gSOhe
in Der Staot. Sieielben iperoen ale
ben 6eierli6teiten in 9teu=Wien uno
9persOiiie b%eiWoGnen.
Gin SOnntog Mor9en 9ing Der
ct. 9oaifotius Sitn9lin8spersin uno
Der Ct. SObGnnes 3mci9perein behelben
in corpore CUR bl. Communion. Qlm
No6mittag wuroen etDa 20 nelle Wtlt=
glieoer in Den 3wei9perein auf9enOm=
men, 10 oaB Der Siinglin9sOerein i'm
@onSen etrpa 125 biz $50 Mit9lieoer
S1blt. Der 8ereiu bat Ii6 iOmit in
ben lebten bier Sobren an Wtitglieoer=
Sabl ungeIdbr rfHnffa6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Aus BEN GnuntB uno Der Na@bars
i9nft.
Der ySeuti6 On; ,rifaner" bon
Muterlpo ihreibt:

Der ySeutid : On: ,ritauer" bon
g3GterloO i6reibt:
Dor iiini,ebn Scabrem murbe ein geIpann
|. Nierbe nebit Sug9p pon Ism. 9tble aus Mt.
| @aiiers StaQ Der bic sYferoe aui etn paar
Stulbeu 9emietbet bate, geitoblen NIB OBJ
Sleid bic bieii9en Seamteu mad alien GSegeue
ben bin Hadiu6ten, wnrSe Der Sieb uiht
~seiau9en. Gtli9e Sabre baua6 iailo SEER
Gaiier thn III benz WinreInta StaatS 3u6tz
bGuS 81 Stilwater. 9tabber murbe Nble
pou Sttumma, Soma, ltab Nuanoia ees
l6idt, NIB Dor oreG Sabrcu mIroe CT wieoer
uui brei Sabre, me9cn |ferbeoieb'tabl bon
Sopne aus mad @namoia gei6idt. am
Woutag, ben 8. September, mar ieille 3eit
aus Ino Sberllr Oorle mar oortbiu gereiit
nnb bat Tim obgebplt unO iebt ,pirb sr bier
III Sladbapt County, mo- er Dor 10 Sabren
pom ben @roBSel6poreneu Gn9etlo9t puroe,
cine slntla9e wc9en ben onunatS perilbtell
Fferoeoiebltabl 81 peraItlporten baben.
gu GppOrtb i'm bieIisen Gountp
mari iid am Sreitag Sri. 6ranSesta
Witheu. cine ~50jabrI9e Dame auf
oas 8elciie Dor ben A rbr 3u9 Der
SlinOis Central, uno wltrDe sll Sooe
9eidleiit. Die Game mar irriinnig
Ssweien. Sas SesrabniB Der 2ei9e
fano Sonntag itatt.
gu Gathers lis0t bic Satin bes
Serrn Satob Sreitba6. 6rau Ybilo=
nina greitbab idper tront baruieoer,
rno es miro an oeren g%luifpmmen 9e=
sipeifelt. Sieielbe muBte tiirsli6, CUR
yeleiti9un9 zines &rebies. cine Spera=
ton al iib DOrnebmcn laiien.
- Oils Der Snrmer G.. Sobnion bon
Sinlinuapa Mtouno am Sonnta9 nit
ieiner Srlu nno SWei S66tern mad
Sauie iubr, brannten Die Yferoe bur6,
Der @a0en itUlpte I'm uno Die dlteite
SoGter emrlitt, mie es beiBt t6otli6e,
innerli1e Serlebun0en, mdGreno Die
anoere SO6ter ebenials i6luer perIeBt
muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01

- Seit Dem Genius Deg Sabres
1890 bat Die @epDlterung Sp,pa's ettpa
I'M $4,000 Seelen Su9enommen uno
olelelbe belduft ii9 ge9enwdrtis auf
2,O35. 000.
- Die 2citer oes Sdn9erfeltes lpebs
Dies in ndhitem Sabre bier in Dubuque
ltattllnoet, Gabcn beIdloiien ponl San.
an ell WOnOtSblatt berausSugeben,
melhes Dem Eublifum iiber bic Spr=
bereitun9en sur 6eier uno iiber oieie
ielblt in Setail beriAtet ipiro.
SD lit bdufi9 at 6eii6tsner=
ral8ie, ihreibt Serr s. .. Npams.
Gerrp, mo, muroe iepoh bnr6 Die
glnmenoung bon ct. Satobs Sel in Is
Ntinuten 9eGeilt.
- Su Californian MURDER, am L.
DIT. Serr Sob0nn Nir uno SRI. Gpa
MerId, belize aus ~unierer StaOt, eGeIid
Ocrbunoen.
- Snfolge bes Giebitables i'm Yoit=
ante lit Serr Situs Seer, psl6er ben
6eIoi6rant NIT Den re9iitrirten 9rie=
len sn i6lieBen uergelien bate, tempo.
rQr iuspenoirt.
Sn Wsrico iol cine 9Ia9e 9e0en
6r. 5. Serron bon Dubuque ein9e=
bra6t woroen iein, mel0es @igentbum
ces Srn. Serron betriift auf Dem lid
Vlciminen befinOen Iollen Die einen
@crtb BON So, 600, 900 ba6en.
Sn Der @obnuns ieines Saters
%. Graban, gtp. 537 an Der Srrpa=
StraBe, ltarb Der Motorneer Der Light
q Traction Co. Sobann Graham i'm
Glter bon "a Sabren.
- Seim SallipieI traf Elm BAL Den
ilnaen 8. @Ooori1 in's 6eii6t uuo
brad oas Naienbein oesielben.
Sei Me&niobt Springs, ober=
balb Der Staot, fubr Elm 3ug Der
t., %. & ct. Y.=Giienbabn in cine
NrSabl Pteroe uno tOotete slpsi oer=
lelben ip8Iei6 uno peruunOete sluei
anocrc oerart, oaB man Disielben
crIaieBen muBte.
- 3eDn Meilen O6er6aIb Dubuque
Iiel an 6reitag Serr 2uOwia Sellwi9
bon clnem GiienbGBnSu9e Der Chicago
8reat @eitern=&iienbabn, OILS er bon
einem @a9en in ben anoeren seben
wollte. Gr iiel bon Der Ylatiorm uro
man meinte DenIelbcn als Seide sl
%iinoen, jeoO9 mar oerielbe ipie ourd
Elm plumber obne Serlebuns enttOm=
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
&leinerc Na1ri1ten aus Staot
nno un8egenp.

- Matbias SieB nno M~09oalena
@aSner baben Seiratbslisenien 9enum=
men.
- .@arlano" SeIen unO SCRIBE limb
ni6t tberlrer ais Die wertbloIcn 9iu1-
0bmun0en. Capt lie SUD 3ciNen.
- Nus Der glGern Sleimine iOQ
6apt. SOsiOrO td9lih $40. 900 PiunO
Ylei beben.
- Serr e. WunB uno SRI. %.
Seowi9 wuroen peril. g0Ode ebeli6 &C.
traut.
- Mein Giuo lit fat iortipabreno
al einem Suiteu unO BruitleiOcn. SIP
mUnOte ciui0e Yudete Or. Nu2ult Sos
ni0's Sambur9er Yrulttbee an unO Is
,purDs mlcoer p~olltanoia beraeiisit. -
gtoam glttia. les Woines. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
TInfstg SATIRE.
SaG gnloene Subilaum brr ct.
8unifatius 0emeiuoe bnu
Neu Wieu.

Wie bic Notwithstanding in
SpersbiQe 10 1T aud Der Gbrentag Der
gteu @iener auf oas 8ldnsenoite per-
laufen.
Sdon an, Sage Dor Dem Seite tra=
fen 8dite BON allen Seiten, Defenders
bonn @eiten oes Staates, pObin mante
Neu g8iener wdbreno oieies 3eitrau=
mes persogen lino, elm.
Sim %. September, am Seltta9e
ielblt. frontier Die Maiien bon ben
u~mlieeenoen 8emeinoeu: Spersoile,
petersburg, 2urembur9, gantiton &C.,
porn friibeu MOrgen bis CUR Wtitta9ss
itunoe unablGili9 berbei.
Sie Sauptfsier oes Sases begann
nit benz feisrliden Nmte Coram archi-
episcopo. Oils @elebrant iun9irte
&ep. Soispb q. S4ulte pOn 9lrcaoia,
Der erlt9eborene Yrieiter Der Subel=8e=
uleiuoe; ibm ailiitirten als Siatou
unb Subbiaion osiien griioer: &ep.
9. u. S9ulte bon SempletOn, uno
Gep. j. 4. Sbulte bon &emien. -
Die Drei 9riioer, tpelde bel Oieisr
Ib6nen 8ele9enbeit am Nltare ltanoen,
wuroen in Der Reibeniol9e Oroinirt, 10
bab bielelbeu benz Qllter mad an Der
Spibe Der lan9en Reibe Der Neu gBie=
ner 8eiitli6teit iteben.
SO6ip. Serr Saumann uno Bp6p.
q. s. S6emnlel fun9irten als eriter
nno Sipeiter @eremOmenmeilter. &eD.
6. Snbannes uno GeD. Yeter Gern
oiiiltirteu am S9rOue bes bohw' item
Serrn gr3bii6Ofs. ga bO6p. Seer
gllOps Sbiele bon Chicago ourd &rant=
belt Oerbinoert wuroe, Die Seltpreoi9t
81 baltcn, pertr0t oelisu STEELE Der
bO6w. Serr SOi. &iimper bon Sberril.
Ser bo6w. Sr. Sehant Sbos. M.
2eniban bon Sort SOoge belt cine
Geoe in eneliider Spr06s. Gum
S6luiie Der bl. SanOlung in Der
Stride ipra6 GrSbii6Of Sennelip Der
bieoeren @emeinoe feline bO9e Inertens
nun9 in lDbenoen @Drten aus.
Qlu Der Seier betbeiligten li9 ferner
fOl9enoe bO9w. Serren: 8srD &ep.
i. 4. Spedt, 8sneral gicar bon
SOlumbus. Sbio; Yerp &ep. @eo. W.
Seer bon 9persuile; &eD. q. s. Srer=
Ter bon Portsmouth; Rep. $. u.
S6ulte. Soma Gitp; GeD. ". u. Pape
BON POcabOntas; GeU. 81. grDmunn
Don gaparia; &eo. IS. $. 2uebrsmann
BON NorpaD; &eD. 6. &aeoler bon
@arnaoild; &eo. u. s. &ublD bon
galtOwn; &ep. s. y. Saubri6 bon
6eitina, 9teO. 9. Slatterp BON Sarlep;
8eo. y. s.. SOrtenbrOt bon Neip
SNmptOn; GeD. S. 8ebling bon Wilep;
&ep. s.. &ottler bon ct. SOnatus;
Eeo. u. PrOblt bon NOrtb g8%oibin0ton;
JteO. s. %. 0erlemann bon Siour
Gitp; Rep. Is. &. Sull0ro bon GItport;
ytep. i. s. Srune BON glton; &ep.
8. MtGurtp Don BIN Dat; Geu.
:. Sacobs bon Burlington. 9Sis. &eu.
:. Is. 9tofe con Carroll; &ep. y.
S9iumOeler bon SOspers; Jicu. s..
SOrmeisr BON Canning; GeO. W. &napp=
iiein Don Spruce 6reet; Rep. 81. Yies
bon YelleDue; &ep. SOi. Wt. S6liiter
BON S%NOerbil; GeU. j. 81. 9IesmGm
bon COebOlt; j. 4. SOeOin9 bon ct.
&ucas; &ep. Sob. Sdneioer bon So
lumbus, o.; Hep. ). y. albers Don
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-01
Srllnc Die Don Der Iclc9utcn:T eriamms
lung On9enommenen Sei6lINe.

Srlrnc Die uon Der Iclcgutcn:G eriamm>
lung On9cnommenen Sei6IiiHe.
9tn9oem 9tep. Srnnc BEN Sablrci6tn
EBeiIuebmern fir ibr reyes Snterciie an
allen Sorsan9cn 9coantt bate, oanttc
er I'M 9tamen aaer 5rcmpcn Dem Do6w.
Slater Seer, ben NIit9Iieoern bcS Ct.
6ranciscuSs Tereines, Den Sameu mn
S%un9frnuen, ws!We bnrd like mirfltd)
bcrrlihen Setorationeu uuo ibrc ~ucrtrei>
fli1cr MobIseitcn Nucr @uuit 9cwouneIl
batten, u,lo last but not least, Dec
altissimo, Gjott Ben NQer9O6ltcn, iiir
ieiren Segen, weIder li6tlider Meiie
uuf Dem 9anSen unternebmcn Der bcut;
i6en 6ntboIiten gerubt bate uno fors
oerte ale Inpeicnoen aIf gum S6lub
Der berrIihen unb erbauenoen Sclttage
in onS uniterbIi6e bcutibe 6tr6enliep
yGrOfer Gott" einSultimmen, mas in
b09lt ieierIiGer Neiie 9ei3a9.
80 cnoete Die erite, sroBartige, iibsr:
aus erfOlgrei6e l3uiummenfuuft Der
beuti6en &ntbolitcn beS Staates Sopa,
ODD ebe mir i6licBen baben mir nod
ais Organ Der beutl9en &atbpltten bes
StanteS cine
Gbrcnpflt9tber Sontbarfeit
9esen 9perspille unb
ieiren gewobner
III erfiilen uno mir iino ii6erseu9t, DAP
unS bierIn ale bic 81 Spersuiue geweien,
bcipfli6ten weroeu. Den brapen, beuts
i1cu &atbolifen pom SperspiQe, ienem
Centrum bes &atboli;ismuS bier in Sus
buque county in Der wa&eren Gfaiien:
9aiieOes Staates", 9ebiibrt elm bcrSIi6es,
Oanfespotum auer ieiner @Gite, benn
wie e5 nit Gtedt betont unO wieoerbolt
moroeu iii, SperSptue bat lid bteles ltaI
icIbit iibertrofieu. Sant babcr Dem
bo9w. Gater Seer beiien taftuoller nm:
ii6tiger @ei6it Die gauge 6eier 10 Dor:
trefhi9 geIeitet bat, 9ant benz ct. Sra;
SistuS Tcretu uuo ietncn watereu W{it:
9licoern, 0nnt abcr beionocrs audi Der
Oamen unO ben arbeitiomen, beutI6er
S%ur9fraueu Don SpcrSuiQe, wel6(
S9ule uno Stride in pirfli9 ii6errci6cr
8siie 9eSiert uno ouSgei6miitt baben,
Den Sbweitern, pel6e in Dem Seiltg:
tbum ben Nltar nit Dem idOnlten Blu:
meni9mute geSiert batter, 9ebii6rt ebcn:
iauS cine gang porSiisli3e InertennunG
fir ibre erfolsreide arbeit. Dem 0tapol
unb ben Siirgern Der Stabt, weI6e BIT
Sele9oteu uup @Giten in Der freuuplid:
item 9Seiie wiQtommen bieBen, nub ben:
lelben Die @aitfreunpi6aft in Der unei:
9%enniibigIten Weiie anboten, peroiener
Dafiir ebenfalls cine gan, beionbere,
ebrenoe Nncrtcnnuns, uno ie babsn Der
Nubm ibrer Stabt bis in bic peri6ieben'
item Sbeile beS StaateS perbrettet uno fl
baben lid Su9Iei6 baourd DEFENDERS Ser:
pienit UNI Die SntereTen Der beutI9er
SatbOliten Sowa's erworben unb oas
9tnoenten an Die Seitieier in Sperspiu(
wirb LANCE, Ian9e bei allen Sbeiluebmerr
in better Srinneruns bleiben.