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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-05-15

The war on the cigarette continues. AS
soon as it ceases in ore locality it breaks
out in another. It has appeared recently
where it might have been least expected.
1T seems strange that any sort Of moral
reform should find foothold in Chicago,
but the Council Of chat city has been
moved to attack the deadly cigarette in q
very practical manner. 1t has adopted
an ordinance providing that all applica-
{ Stions for licenses to sell cigarettes shall
be made to the Commissioner Of Health,
who shall submit the application to the
Mayor. The applicant is required to file
e bond Of $50, but 1t is provided that the
ordinance shall not be held as author
king the sale Of cigarettes containing
opium, morphine, jlmson weeds bella
donna, glycerine or sugar. 1t provides
for the payment OF license Of $500 a
year. The Commissioners OF Health is
authorized and directed to inspect from
time to time all places where cigarettes
axe sold, and also to make an analysis Of
ciearettes on sale. This is stringent
statute, and will probably prove more
effective than most of the attacks on the
cigarette. But Just think OF Chicago
havinga spasm OF Yirtue-any sort OF
virtue,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-05-15

In Japan the largest private bank
has been in business for more than three
centuries and has over thirty branches.
This speaks well for the stability of the
institutions, the honesty Of cashiers and
supervision of directors.
In Washington some years ago there
lived q half-witted boy. One night
crowd of boys undertook to make him
the butt of practical Joke. They made
up party to visit the watermelon patch
of neighbor. Among them was this
boy, and he was to make one of the party
who should 20 into the patch after the
melons. The gentleman who was owner
of the patch was told of the intended visit,
and of the part he was expected to play.
And be played it. During the visit some
one opened fire on the raiders. This boy
fell at the irst fire. On Investigating 1t
was found that the ball went in at the
back of the head and ranged forward, the
ball lodging near the front. Ee recover
ed. Later on in life the same boy got into
a difficulty and was knocked on the head
with hammer. From this wound the
brains oozed out, as from the first in the
back of the head. From this he recover
ed and it was found he bad a much
stronger mind than at first, He married
and Is low Lying happily.
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CITY VI A RKEtIlN /.

THE s Psa H 5sH s
nhh all the tables the from the richest III @ uni e
back would think to treat US Just
pams off We merit your a
andsa
Therefore @ viii % s S I g9Sa hps aas ss W. s
osG of @ Shn %
husband than to be troubled Tn the U
that KIND Tor nave anf
there will be complaint hllg
the time de-
able hire n
pursuit Of h1 thereby
throwing them
Of
deed well yau a'f % M our baH
while Will be- u zone na
lies Ia
BUTLER &c FOWLER.
"sO'' 'A " R&E,
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- s-h5.- - =
AmoYernent is on foot among the old
soldiers in Atlanta to hold q great en-
Fcampment Of Confederate veterans in
Atlanta this fall, sometime during the
Exposition The preliminary steps have
already BEEN taken, and tits practically
an announced fact that the plan will be
carried ont. It is intended to make the
sncampment q big one, composed Of the
old soldiers who wore the grey from all
over the South. The plan Is to utilize
I the Confederate soldiers home property,
which has been standing idle In the
! suburbs of Atlanta for four years, by
throwing it open for the accomno odation
Of the encampment. A large number Of
tents win also be secured and pitched
about the home building. These accom-
snodations win, of course, be free to the
soldyets, and theidea is, in fact, TO give
them the keys of the town. Committees,
after receiving the endorsement OF the
Exposition Company, are now at work
ON the details Of the proposed encamp-
ment, with g view to issuing the call to
: tho old soldiers at an early date.
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Judge Goff's decision has been O. terri
bic blow to the schemes of the political
bosses who have been ruling the State
for five years. The bottom has dropped
out of the Registration law, and the
would statesmen have had notice
served upon them that there raust be
called a halt in their openly announced
purpose of limiting the franchise of the
citizens of this State to suit their own
sweet will and purposes. What is the
effect of that decision on the status OF
affairs between the two factions in the
State? If it is determined to go on with
the election for delegates to the Constitu-
tional G Convention, it behooves those in
both ranks, who are really and sincerely
In earnest in their desire to heal the
breach, to call Conventions In every
County and formulate a plan Of action.
If the State Executive Committee, (Irby's
Committe,) now about to meet in Co.
lumbia, orders Primary Election for
delegates to the Convention, there is
bound to be trouble in the camp. The
Conservatives know full well that they
stand no sort Of chance to elect even two
fifths Of the delegates, or any other num-
ber, if the "bosses" 30 decide. Therefore
they would be silly to go into such an
arrangement. In our opinion the Con-
servatives in every County in the State
ought to notify the. Reformers Of the
"Forty" wing Of that party that they are
ready and willing to cooperate with
them in any equitable plan for the cleo
tion of delegates and at the same time
should serve notice on the Tillman- Evans
Irby combination that if forced to the
wall by their determined purpose to con-
troll the Convention, with the end in view
of providing for fraudulent election ma
ohinery, under the specious cry of pro-
tecting white supremacy, the Conserva-
tives will go to the General Election for
delegates, and the consequence Of the
split will be on the heads of these men,
who will sacrifice anything and anybody
to carry their ends. For ourselves, we
are, ever have been, and ever will be, for
white supremacy, and the, rule of the
Anglo-saxon. But, frankly, we think
great deal of this talR about the danger
of negro domination Is bosh. The negro
has learned In the last eighteen years
that he can't rule this country ; and un-
til all this fool talk began of forever dis
franchising him by the aid of Constitu-
tional provisions, he was quietly and
contentedly out of politics. And SO he
viii be again if let alone. Let tharLegis-
lature repeal the Registration Law and
enact new Eight Box Law, and the
white people will remain in control of
this State inpeace and quiet, provided q
certain party Of demagogues are remand
ed to the rear. We do not think there
will be any appeal from Judge Gof's de-
.cision, and, if there is, ne will be sus-
tanned.
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the powers that be in this State had
been drunk with power, and had not
hair tyrannous and oppressive meth
LOT enforcing the Dispensary law,
BIC doubly odious to the people, the
& ight not now bs in its present Grip.
hndidon. The interference with
! late. Commerce brought about the
ence Of the United States Courts,
fe result is great big hole
d in the tank which holds the
1sary liquor. We hope the people
$ Bed to the Law will not abuse the
&c which is restored to them by
hge simonton's decision of importing
ines, beers and liquors for their own
2se. IF advantage is taken of this de-
cision and liquors are imported in aid of
.sblind tigers, !" much trouble will follow.
Let our people obey snd observe the law
as 1t now stands. Nc man is compelled
to buy Dispensary Hquor, and there Is
no excnse now for men to patronizs
ablind tigers" We believe it the duty Of
I the municipal authorities to do all In
( their power. to strictly enforce the law
against ablind tigers."
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L0Wndesville News.

r. J. Hutchinson, Esq, our popular
druggist, was up in Anderson County the
first Of the week, circulating among friends
What seems to be the attraction, brother
Mr.. Waymond A. Brownlee, a prosper
ous and energetic young farmer of the
Nation, was here on special business Sun
day.
Foster Speer, who Is attending college al
Young Harris, Ga, Is expected home in
few weeks.
Jack Barnes, Of M oseley, was with friends
here last week. Jack is de1terous chap,
and we'll understands the art of combining
business with pleasure.
Some of our boys have undoubtedly for
gotten their trip to Augusta. or they would
not love darkness rather than light.
81 do not vouch for the truth you see,
But hint the tale twas told to me-"
Mr.. r B. Hutchinson, of the Ridge, had
the misfortune to lose very fine horee one
day last week. The horse was valued at
$4,000.
Your clever correspondent, Robt. E.
Moseley. spent Saturday night with friends
on the Ridge. Robert is one of the finest
quill drivers in Abbeville County, and
bids fair to succeed.
Hon. G. R. Coffin, of Augusta, Ga visit
ed his friend and school chum, Lawyer
Chas. T. Baker, several days ago. Mr..
Coffin is an up.to date young man, and
we'll deserves splendid success.
Our young friend, Henry Allen, went
up to Anderson on the 10th inst. Henry
knows good thing when he sees it.
Ellis Huckabee will complete his educa-
ton in court-ship soon, and from all re-
ports we have heard, he will stand good
examination.
Our school teacher has been paying the
"Promlse Land" quite number Of visits
during the last month. Where mans
heart is, there will he be also."
Prof. Thos o. Kirkpatrick's school will
be out in about two weeks, and grand
time Is anticipated by all. Prof. Kirk
patrick Is, without doubt, one of the best
teachers that ever held down desk, and
We hope to be able to procure him for next
term.
The Lowndesyille correspondent for the
Abbeville Press and Banner says: "Sat-
urday evening late man came in town
leading a five-legged black COW. BY e1-
hibiting this freak Of nature at five cents
sight, he is working his way through the
country. The extra leg is growing from
near the top of the shoulders, is as fully
formed as either of her other legs, except
In size and length, being smaller, and only
about IA inches long, but is haired over
and has cloven foot" G. ". 8.
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Last Sunday night a big frost and q
ssncw storm visited portions Of the East
and Northwest, doing immense damage
in those sections, all tie fruit, the grain
crops and eyen the forest trees being
ruined. There was light frost in all
South Carolina above the frost line, and
'lnore OF less damage was done. The
Blue Ridge mountains are covered with
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-05-15

The Tennessee Legislature, by vote
sosze 81 declared Peter Turney, DEM
:ocrat, enti tiled to tho gubernatorial chair,
after hearing all the evidence and argu-
,1dent In the contest. Thisc .ts H. Clay
Evans, Republican, who claimed to be
elected. The vote. as finally decided on,
is Turney, 81, ,794 Evans 81, ,440.
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wsitar IN the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
wants that paper to keep constantly be-
fore It's readers the fact that the South
sexpends 800, ,0O9 700 a year for food sup
plies is can produce at home. Once the
fact gets drilled into the headsiof our far
sme.s we may have that agricultural
reTo1n.ion We have been looking for SO
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scmebody has said that the seven years
sos osfannine mentioned iu the Bible, follow
ed by seven years Of plenty, have been
repeated many times since, and that in
this country with the present year 1895,
swc are entering upon the seven years Of
plenty. We hope so.
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Al exchange truly remarks: "The
sfaithfuI and untiring efforts Of the South
err press are being rewarded by that
splendid ecognition Of our natural adj
ssgantages which Is our just due. not only
I'm our own country, but abroad. Liter
aliy end truly the eyes Of the world are
TUNED toward the South, and Swhat Is
sonrs by right of pr mogeniture is becom-
ing, through our generosity, the common
heritage Of the nations Of the earth. =
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Notice of Dissolution.

Y1HE Firm of Webb & Mattison has this
Il day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. . M. M. Mattison will continue az
Manager for the Company, and will give
attention to all business in this State.
Chas. W. Webb will continue to repre-
sent the same Company as Special Agent,
when not engaged with his other business
as Travelling Salesman.
CHAS ". WEBB.
M. M. MATTISON.
Andarson. 8. c.. Nav Is. 1895.
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NOTICE.

TVHE Clemson College Trustees will
Il build an 8.room Brick House. with
Kitchen, and Groom Wood House, with
Kitchen, on their grounds, and bids will
be received until the 25th inst Plans and
specifications can be seen at the College.
They will also receive bids for their
Brick Machine and Engine.
P. 81. E. SLOAN,
SEQ. and Treas.
Nav is, 1895 40 2
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Mr.. B. H. Todd, of Anderson, now has
charge of the depot at this place, Mr..
Shanklin having left for Washington, D.
c., on last Wednesday, Sth, to attend the
Baptist Convention.
Mr.. J. II. Latimer, of Abbeville, 8. c.,
accompanied by Mr.. j. E. McDavid, Of
the same place, was in town part of the
9th and 9th
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WAN TED !!

DARTJES having old correspondent 3
would do well to look it over for
Confederate Portage Stamps. Cash paid
for Stamps on entire envelopes. Address
EAGLE STAMP co,
COS Telfair st., Augusta Ga.
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NOTICE

WILL let to the lowest responsible
w bidder Wednesday, goth inst, at
IL a. M, the building of new Bridge over
Millwee Creek, near J. q. Douthit's gin.
Plans and specifications made known on
day of letting Contractor will be req quired
10 Give bond for the faithful performance
of work. W. P. SNELGROVE,
County Supervisor.
Nav Is. 1895 46 2
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Vow Ills leather that is up. Prices In
sims grades have gone up from six to
nine cents q pound within & short while.
sThe result VIII be an advance in shoes.
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cages . Wentsteiten.
q n | a n B

aus benz Giaate gennipluanien
tperben bonn 16. September ffarte ssr6s
ite gemelbet. SH PHILADELPHIA berrI6te
in lebter 3eit ungepDbnlif raus
bes Wstter, in Wef. pbilaDelpbia fiel
am Na9mittag iogar ettpaS @1nee.
- Nns San Grancisco tuirb aes
f6rieben: Ser 9urant proceB III
ieBt In bic 8. 8erbanblungs Wo@e
eingetreten. Wdbrenb bon Soften Der
8ertbeibisuns bebauptet mirb, Ourant
t6nne elm Qlibi na9meiien. tpirb pon
Geitea Der Gtaatsanpalti9aft bic
ueber3eugung pertreten, baB feline
@6utb san3 tlar na9gewieTen tuorben
fei.
= AuS New Oort mirb beri9tet i:
Die 6amstags Morgenausgabe Der
"World" mar pabri9einli9 bic elm,
5ige obne cine 3eile In5eigen erf6einen.
be amerifaaifGe 3eitung. Die uebers
i9wemmung bes Mai9inen 9aaIes
rebucirte bic aapacitdt Der preEen nnb
es mar nur m6gli9, cine a9ts fatt
fe9aebnfeitige Nuseabe fertig an tfeaen.
Saraufbin tuurben a9t Seiten CUTE
In3eigen bel Seite seitellt uub cine
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Was Der 9nrff tn 9emtid9lanb, Gna.
lamb ttttD Q(mertfa fpffet.

9fa6 ben neuefen ffatiftildben Nuss
tDeiien fiir bas Sabr 1898, bis mobin
iie rei9en. bat SeutfdIanb in benz ges
nannten Sabre 268O WsilIionen Wart,
b. b. 529 Mart auf ben 4opf Der Bes
p6lterung aur Befriebigung 6es Durfies
Derausgabt. Dabei fpielte bas Bier
bic 9duptrolle. Der 8ierperbrau1 In
gang Oeutidlanb betrug 35 Miaionen
pettoliter (baS 6ectpIiter u 265 @als
lonen) = BON tpel9en bic Bapern als
lein runb 13 gtilliDnen 6ettoliter auss
getrunfen baben. Wdbrenb In gaua
Deutf@lanb per &npf Der geiammtbes
D6lferung etua 107 Sitter GIBBS
Quart) 8ier entfallen. trinft ieber
8aper, Mdnnlein, Meiblein unb ain.
Der inbeg.iifen, ,225 2iter (2389 Quart)
Bier i'm Sabre. Sie 8eIammtauseabe
fur ben 8iercouium bere9net ii9 ftir
Seuti6lanb auf 1910 Mtia. Nart o6er
rlnb auf 80 gaart per 4opf. (Das
beutide 2iter 1T gleif LOG Quart.
Ser 8rauntueinperbrauh bel1uft
fi6 auf 2,260, 900 6ettoliter reinea Mi.
fsbols oDer auf 745 MilI. Sitter Srints
branntipein, mas eine mmtauss
gabe BON runb 900 Wsiq. Wtart o6er
Is Mart per &opf ma6t. 9ier finb
bic Worbbeutf6en ben Siibbeutimen
iiber - ertere brauden II Mart pro
&opf. leBtere nur 6 Mart.
aln @ein purben 100000 6ettos
liter berbrauht, ober per Gopf nidbt
gana 6 2iter per Sabr. Nimmt mon
ftr einen Otter gDetn einen 0urds
i9nittspreis bon 80 pfennig an, 70 ers
sibt ii6 cine @eiammtausgabe bon
240 Mia. Wart.
Sn @robbritannien purben i'm Sabre
1898 eetrunten: 50 WfiG. 9ettoliter
Bier, i'm Wertbe bon 1850 Mil. Mart !;
620. 900 6ettoliter Wein (225 Mil.
Mart) 68 Mill. 2iter Obfwein (3O
Miu. Wart), $50 Mi1. 2iter Srints
branntpein (8l0 Miu. Mart). Die
8eiamn1tauSgabe: 2846 Wfil. Mart,
ober per &opf Der Bep6lterung 735
Mart idbrIi6, ipobei au ertudbnen Ia ,baB
bas Bier in 9euti6lanb burdf6nittli9
% Wart. in gnglanb 35 Wfart per
9ettoliter foftet. Snnerbalb sebn Sabs
rem baben bic 8riten eirca 81 MilIiars
ben Mart fur aItObolii6e @etrdnte
ausgegeben.
Sn ben gereinigten Staaten BON
Imerifa tuurben i'm ieIben Sabre Der.
fault:
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@mnbreiIe Siaette.

2eiet bic peridiebenen @elegenbeis
ten, fur nel9e bic
Siibli&e Racific - Smmiet 8abn,
rebnairte &unbreifes8i 8ilette mad 6fflis
den pldBen berfauft.
@onclape Sempelritter, 8Dffon,
MaR. Cine &ate fir bic &unbreiie
II. big %. Nusuit; giltig big gum s.
October 1895.
Wesen ndberer @in3elbeiten menbet
@u9 on ben nd9iten Sidet Ngenten
pber an
@.W. 8ein, 2.S. parfs,
Sraffic Manaser, A.@.9.&S.N.
Souton, Ser. Souiton, Ser.
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Galtfprnia /. @etae.

Meinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2a'
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn s. s. Maeper am Nlamo
@laaa. Serr Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb Gtele aug unb fauft bireti
aus benz 2eler bsr Meinaii9ter. Ala
gutem &enner selingt es ibm tets, BIZ
beften Sorten auSaumdblen. st fam
feline 4unben 1nb 6amilien nit einen,
glten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs uni
WeiB Weine in porshsli9er Qualitd1
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per 8allone - frei
in8 6au8 aeliefert.
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9as meme QOnezStar> >yalais.

9Sie iict) bic Heif' gen 9anSe regeit,
QSie iid) SaS tunmelt ,tnbertuanbt,
04ie Tie ba flopfen, biiinntern, ,ii9en
lInO miiFig bleibet feine SanS.
Wit mad1t gen Cmaoern ithtuerbelaitet
Srifft 0Sasen ba nm 2Sasen elm
llno mtmmerOar tuiro bort geraffet
gSenm bod iicb auftbiirnat gtein ani
Stein.
ltmS tuel@em 3tuede : iuDllt Sbr
fragen,
Ser ftplse San seiuiontet fei2
0aS lit, itt) tptli'S ipfOrt Sad iagen.
Sic ttette "LOne Star" Sramerei
sar5mt crit 0Daenomn8 bas 8esianem-
Sci tneinent 0SDrt, itb fab' es germ =
Damn fiattert BON ben b6bften 3inneti
Die Tabne NIT oem Ginscl= =gtern!
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Gin interefantcs shreibcn.
Inter benz II. Nugult f1rieb Elm
Bene0iftinersNbt an ben &ebafteur Der

- Ter leberaeugung, baB
1ener gegen bic 8rauerei Bel ct. 8ins
cent geriGtete &ainpf Elm cpIofaler
6umbug unb cine pbariidiide 6en@es
lei 1T.
uNlS elm 8eneis aus pielen 4.o.ren
fur metne 8ebauptung mag SolgenOes
bienen:
rgom Sabre 1877 bis 1884 mar i'd
Der ein3ise iIaoii9e Ntiiiioudr in benz
groBen Staate penniplbanien. 1ebers
al no S6bmen, polen unb 5laben ars
beiteteu. tpurbe i6 bingelanbt, Inn ben
armen 2euten ben 3roif unferer &eli=
gion gu brinsen.
v@initmals in Gabenna, 3d., rnuBte
i'd cirea 400 perfenen 8ei1te b6ren,
unO alS i9 eineS Sages gan3 erf90pft
bonn Gaiten uub 8ei9tb0ren BON benz
6ortigen Priefter gum Wittagsmabl
eingelabeu mar, finaen bic anuefenben
bier irifden prieftsr an, mid m them
81. 8incents8ier au SaIs;s;a j mar
na9bem itt1 - unb
I'M 8ei9ts..ay.s dOgemli6cs, .einem
SpaBma9en unb 3u feiner YoIeMit aufs
gelegt, iebO9 als Die 0erren INNER r1ebr
auf mid eiubrangen, iagte i'd ibnen :
vWeine 6erren, uenn mir priefer uub
bic bartarbeitenben 8riiber in ct. 8ins
cent @bampagner, &beinmein, Singer
unb Branbp gum Mittagsma5l bdtten.
Die Sic es bier baben. bann niirben
mir mobI aud tein 8ier trinfen, ions
Der @bampagner. @ein unb Singer
nit 8rarbb nor3ieben; aber mir in ct.
8ineent ftnb su arm unb f6nnen bieie
tbeureu @etrdnte ni9t faufen. Mu1
balten mir unfer Bier fur ungefdbrlis
der fur ben @eiif unb gefinber fur
ben a6rper".
nDa CABS aber elm .Sableau", aIs
bic bier Serren auf ibre 9eu9elei auf.
r1erfiam gema6t en.-Der pfars
rer Der @emeinbe mar Der perforbene
3. s.. (Wir tpollen ben ytanten bes
prieferS nidt nennen, benn er bat
f6on Dor ieinem &i6ter geitanben.)
Gin onberes Beiipiel alS 8epeis:
Ser pormalige, iebt perifor5ene pfarrer
6. BON 2atrobe bat iebr oft gegen bte
Brauerei BET ct. 0incent geipro9en:
aber alS i9 einItmals In @eIeli9aft ei>
mes 8ii6ofs ibn beiu9te, mar er du>
Berit gaitfreunbli6 unb bot unS bers
f6iebene Meine an, bic er aus ibrem
Gerited bgrausbolte, unb mir lieBen
uns ieber elm @las &beiniuein gut
f9meden.
van9 b6rte i'd bon elmer slaubtptir<
bigen Perion fagen, baB Der bertors
bene 8ifdof O'@Dnnor bon Bitts:
burg tuegen Der 81. gincentss1rauerei
Sfrupet (@ewiFens5neifeI) befam unb
bieie benz papif pius TX. mits
tbeilte. Nadbenl papft pius TX. au9
ben @rasNbt Bonifacius Mimmer bars
iiber Derb6rt bate, CAB er benz 8ii6of
O'@onuor fplsenben 8ef6eib. .2ies
ber SObn, laB ben 8onifaciu8 Wims
r1er fein Bier trinten unb bertaufen".
Seit bieier gntideibuns mar @les
rubig bis ieBt, no es a9t Waferpres
bigern, NIT einem priefter an Der Spis
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