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Evening star., 1896-08-14
DIED.

AMOS. On Thursday. August H. 1896 at $40
pm, Mrs. AUGUSTA EpES AMOS. aged si,,y-
son-Ia-law. DIR. IL. ID. Shrader. soi 9th street
northwest.
streets northwest. Saturday, August IL. at
pm. No flowers.
ANGEL. Suddenly. on the morning Of August ~
1885, JOHN ID. beloved husband ol Katherine
Angel in the foriy-eighth year OF his age.
May his soul rest in peace. Amen.
Funeral from his lat" residence. lo7l 32d street
Saturday. at , ocl"ck, thonce 10 Grace EI,is-
copal church. where services will be held Rela-
tives hnd friends respectfully invited to attend.
baltimore. Chicago aid lloanoke, Va, papers
please copyD
BAKER. oi Angus, ls. 1896 MARIA E BAKER
widow OF Benjamin I; Baker and daughter Of
the late william and Bhoda Calvert.
Services at her late residence. 1922 street, at
pm Friday, August J l. lnterment in Green
wood cemetery, Brooklyn.
BARBER On Friday. August u. 1896. at $ oclo X
am. of Briglt'S disease OF the kidneys, TiIED-
DOR e., beloved husband Of Emma Eckluf Bar
ber, ar,d forty nine years
southwest on Monday, August II, at $40 am.
Requiem high mass at 81 pominic's Church at
invited TO attend. %
am, WILLIAM A. Ross. beloved husband Of
Eliza A. Boss, in his seventy second year.
lincaur. residence. 5a3 l1th street southwest.
Saturday afternoon, O'Clock. Relatives and
CANT. on Friday, August II. 1890. at ia am,
THOMAS A. CANT, father Of Mrs. Esw. e.
NaIle. member of Felix Lodge, No. 3, +.
Funeral from his late RESIDENCE 2l7 9th street
southeast. Sunday August 16, at pm. Rrla-
tves and friends invited 10 attend. 2'
HUNT. At the Convent Of Sisters Of Mercy. corner
of Mount and lIoins streets Baltimore Md,
Wednesday. August Il. 1894. a:3o pm.
after a long and painful Illness. Sister JANE DFi
CHANTAI. known in the world Is Miss MAMIE
Il. HUNT. the beloved daughter OF William and
the late Mary Hunt. aged twenty y-three years
and eleven nths.
Requiem mass held at the chapel on Friday.
August Ia mt am. Rev. Father Quinn of st.
Martins Church oficiating. lnterment private
at ST. Peters cemetery, Baltimore, Md.
WILLIAMS. On Thursday. August H. 1894. nt
pm, JOHN u. W. WILLIAMS. the beloved
husband OF Mary A. Williams, and only ot
residence, l426 Rhode Island avenue northwest,
aged forty two years.
Funeral from 1426 Rhc!e Island avenue northwest
Saturday, August Is, at pm Friends
invited TO attend.
WILLIAMS. On "Wednesday, August -. 1885, at
ii 80 pm. GEORGE A. WILLIAMS, beloved
husband Of Josephine Williams. Nj his residcnrc,
SoI street southeast, aged sixty one.
Fun.Ial from Christ Church Saturday morning. Au-
gust 10, at 10 O'Clock Relatives and friends
invited.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Summcring Mt Rock EnOn.
Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS, Va.

Correspondence OF The Evening star.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS, Va.
August Ia, 1898.
This old-time resort-the successor OF the
"Capper Springs" famous for nearly a GEN.
tu-y-is still a favorite resort of Washing
tonians. as attested by it's register. 1t is
also deserved favorite with Baltimoreans,
there being many guests here from the
monumental city,
AS of old. there are plenty OF diversions to
interest everybody, and with the fine SWIM
ming pool and baths everybody is contented
and happy. The thermometer reached an
unprecedented figure here Sunday-95-but
the nights remain cool. The guests are
promised great treat next week. in the
shape Of water-polo contest between a
team from Rock Enon. captaincd by Col
Fred. w. Eberly of Washington. who has
just returned from a salmon-killing trip in
Canadian waters and a "summer-girl trip
along the coast of Maine, and team from
Capon, captained by Baltimore ''un-
known" possibly lady. The costumes and
prizes will be very original. and after the
contest Is settled 1t will be followed by a
fancy dress ball at either Capon or Rock
Enon.
Among the Washington guests are: Mrs. M.
]. Bennett Miss Florence c. Bennett, Mrs
w. w. Anderson. Mrs. Mary B. Anderson,
Mr.. c. b. kefersten and Wife Mai Walter
Gwynn, Miss H. L. Burke, Mrs. f. X Stur-
tevant and two daughters. Mrs. Joseph
Tyssowski, Miss Sophia r. Mcqueen, Mr..
Jos. H. Kerr, Mr.. Harry p. Williams, Col
Fred. w. Eberiy. wife and family. Mr.. c.
]. Gaisberg, MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Stone, Mr.
Alfred X. Nelson. Mr.. Elwood Pratt, Miss
Edythe Pratt, Mr.. F. A. Steele, Miss Will
moth Bowman, Miss George Bowman Mrs
L. d. Pace and daughter. Miss Gertrude
Phillips, Mr.. f. H. Paudert. Mrs c. ~
spooner and daughter, Mrs. Henry II Smith,
Mr.. Harry Blair Smith. Mr.. A. NJ wheeker
and daughter. Mr.. Geo. F. Barnes. Mrs. c.
8. Altemus, Mrs. L. V. Robinson, Miss b. l..
Robinson, Mr.. c. d. F. Robinson, Mrs. F.
B. Fuller. Miss Fuller, Miss Eva b. Fuller,
Mrs. M. L. Frobel, Mrs. J. Fl. Horah, Miss
McClelland. Mr.. Frank McClelland
A tournament Is talked Of, to take place
about the 3D. under the patronage Of Col
Eberly and Major Robert johnson Of Nor
folk, Va, both of whom are expert riders,
to be followed by a joint debate in the even
ing between a 'silverite'' from Back Creek
Valley and a ''gold-bug' from Winchester.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
COUNTERFEITING SILVER DOLLARS.
A Transaction Said to he Engaged I'm
by Two Americans in Guatemala.


Treasury agents have been Instructed TO
investigate report of extensive coun-
terfeiting of standard silver dollars in
Guatemala, or one of the other Central
American states The matter was brought
to the attention of the Secretary of the
Treasury by Mr. Ransom, l.. s. minister
to Mexico. through the medium OF the
Mexican Herald, a newspaper published in
the City of Mexico. According to that
paIer two young Americans in one OF the
central American states, presumably Qua
temala, have been for some time purchas-
ing native silver dollars at the current
price OF about 30 cents each. and coming
them into American dollars 10 be put upou
the market. 1t is intimated that the ex-
tent OF the fraud has already reached the
sum of S2,50o,O00. but the details of the
aHair as set forth in the newspaper are
quite meager. Minister Ransom evidently
mas no Information on the subject himself
Tor ne sends none to the Treasury DEPART
ment. and in the absence of Secretary Car
Isle tie letter was perfunctorily referred 10
the secret service bureau. Nothing what
ever is known about the matter there. but
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to investi-
gate II. In view OF the fact that the
Central American dollars in question con-
tain more silver than the American dollar
ana are worth but half much under the
present gold standard IL would appear that
their unlawful recoinage into American
doiiars might prove a profitable transac-
tion. Regardless of the intrinsic value OF
sucn foreign coins their manufacture into
an imitation of the American dollar Is "A
violation of the laws against counterfeit
ing and such offenses are subject to Sc
we're penalties. In case the report in the
eeSican paper Is true there will be 40 diff
hculty in infiicting legal punishment rpon
the two young men in question in the event
Oh their capture and conviction Coun-
terieltlng is included in the list of extra
oitable omerses in the treaties between
the United States and most of the Central
American states
Evening star., 1896-08-14

When William Ayre jr.. the proprietor
OF Cobb's Hotel made an assignment la st
March to Albert T. Coumbe, for the benefit
OF lis creditors, there were a number OF
trt nks held by Mr.. Ayre for alleged nom
payment OF their owners accounts. Today,
thrcugh Attorney L. II. Thomas, the as
signee Tetitioned the Equity Court for a
decree authorizing the sale of several
trunks and their contents in order TO meet
the charges against their respective own
ers; The owners are Helen Harcourt c S
iIiia ms, F.ankie Petersen, Connie Con-
sIahtlne, Charles Maynard and R A. Reilly,
the respective charges sgainst them hsins
s23 $3.50 sll.5S, sI9.22, SI2 - and s4s.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
A BnliSton Farmer ylfsstnu.

Henry s. Ball Of Ballston, Va. is report
ed missing and the police have been asked
to hnd him. He is forty-nine years old.
and last Saturday he was here with his two
scas with load of produce After market
hours he left his sens at 10th and c sire, Is.
telling them to drive home and giving the
Information that he would return that
night. Last night the police at headquar-
tiers were told that he had not arrived
Eome. and were asked 10 look out for him.
His relatives have no idea where he is as
this is the first time he has ever remained
away from home in this way
Evening star., 1896-08-14
A Town Site Fight Settled.

A long contest is practically ended by the
action Of Acting Secretary of the Interior
Reynolds today in warding to the city of
Guthrie. Okla. lands In block 55 of that
city, as against Thomas d. Hance. An
drew F'rink and William Lowe, the last of
the claimants. Numerous parties have fig
ured in the case and much conflicting evil
dence has been fled
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Poor People Need Ice.

Chief Clerk Sylvester Of the police &C.
partrnent is receiving a number of calls
Tor assistance row. Most of the applicants
want money for house rent. The state
ments OF the applicants show that there ia
considerable sickness among the poor peo-
pie and many of the suffering ones are
sadly In need OF ice. He thinks that con-
Irlputiohs OF Ice for these poor people
would relieve much suffering during the
hot weather.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
A Small Fire.

This morning about O'Clock an alarm
of fire was sounded from box S2I. for fire
in the house of David Barry. corner of
Whitney avenue and 7th street The dam
age amounted to about $500. What caused
the fire is not known.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
n ARRIED.

DAElS-NOONAN. On June 3. 1884, by Rev Dr.
Naylor, pastor OF Mckendrec Church AnDIE
DAVIS of Washington -. G., to JOHN H.
NooNAN, L. 5. A, of Boston, Mass. No cards .
Evening star., 1896-08-14
The Silk Waists.

Cat 30 per cent dIscount)
The prices not less than 3.9S and gradually
to S2i-but you never finer SILK Waists.
Many of ouy regular patrons know them. and will
grab for them at half price.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
The Separate Skirts

Cat 30 per cent discOuntD
This season OF demand for cheap goods has left
only with the expensive English Tailor made
Skirts, arke,l at S7.9S and various prices up to
SIS VIII you be willing pay half of these prices
tomorrow?
Evening star., 1896-08-14
Ephonzo Youngs O..

Our annual importation of French
peas has just arrived per steamer
Rhyland-dnect from Bordeaux.
We make this announcement for the
benefit of those who are waiting for
their arrival. We have an immense
trade on French peas, and have got
ten it by always selling the finest.
Evening star., 1896-08-14

The best bargains remaining
among the manufacturers sample
Neckpieces are:
Ey-The Iece ard Ribbon Yokes at 81 %, made to
retail 81. Is and sos.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
The Travelling Suits

cat so per cent dscountD
Only the expensive Imported English Cloth Suits
remain. marked at prices ranging from S7.9S to
$3.50 But. remember, these prices are halv.d
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1896-08-14

0The Dainty Neckpieces of Dotted Swiss.
Lovely Laces and Frightening Ribbons. 9Sc in
stead Of 81 .9S.
Evening star., 1896-08-14
The Street Costumes.

Cat 80 per cent discount)
Some are imported none trashy. Latest sum
mer styles liz White Swiss, Orgtnlies, Grass Linen
Lawns. etc. Those with colored Innings are yer,
attractive
Evening star., 1896-08-14

eal;isx:s, essz.s So 81.
The best $40 Baby Carriage is at
the Palais Royal Mothers have
learned this earlier in the season.
For Home.
Think OF an Imported Reversible
Rug, size 2Ix36 inches, and the price
only I9c. Inquire on fourth floor.
And only &c yard for beautiful effects and
coorlnS5 In Silkaline for draperies. Cheap at Toe
yard.
Think of a large size Wooden
Chopping Bowl with steel mincing
knife for 9 cents-two articles for
price OF one Basement floor.
09c for Decorated China Pickle Dishes-vese-
table Dishes-Meat Dishes-Diprer Pia:es-Tea
Pates-Fr1it Saucers-Oat Meal Bowls-Teapos
Tilcs-Nljolca Pitci.ers-Glass Fruit and Cake
Stands-Spoon Holders Cream Pitc!ers-s;pice
Boxes. with six csniJters-Dust BrrsLes-Scales-
aMateh Safes-Japanned Trays-Ice Picks and
vers-Graters-Galvanlzed Wash Basips-Tea
Snd Coffee Canisters-Heavy Polished Tin Pals
soup s,rainers-Breed Pans-Sau, ,epsans-Coffee Pots
-Dustpans-Mop Handles-Knifs BozesNTo,yeI
iSacSs-Flour Sieves-Colanders.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
uSr cine faIi6e NelisiOn bel.
fer ais 0ar fciue?'|

@er iu9t oeuu bas? Meines Wii.
lens Wiemano. 6ali6e Siamanten
limb teine Siamanten: falibes 8Olo 1T
tein GOlo; ,falide propbetsn" iiuo
feline p~ropbeten; .falide Wlefias" iino
teine Mellias. uno fali6e &eli9ion 1T
oaber aub teine &eligion. Sie tatbo-
liide Stride Deroammt ben Proteitan=
tismus niat als .falide &eli-
siOn," neil cine iolde Srr=&sli9ion,
un=&eli9iOn iein mlB, pie es ii6 i'm
atbeismus uno i'm a9noitiSismus
sei9t. Die Stride nennt Die protetan-
ten rSrr9ldubiSe" llno betet fir
lie oils iolhe. Srrsldubise aber lino
Gldubise, bic in bic SIRE. auf gbipeae,
aeratben iino. SD fraae nod NAL,
1T es nidt better. nod iopiel @lauben
uno GeliSiOlitdt All betunoen, oaB man
alle Sauptwabrbeiten Der 9eOitenbarten
&eli9iOn aufridtis 9laubt. tein &nie
Dor Saal beu9t. ben wabrsn @ott an-
betet. 99ritum ais GrlDlsr uno SObn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
nebcr ote Yflibten Der 3atDo. y
ltfen geaeu lire GreIe

auBerte l'0 aIt Der lllllanait 81 &ott-
neil I'M S0loar5malo a~b9ebaltensn
speltel Sanoesoerlarlmlln9 Der tpllrt.
tembera'l9sn eentrlmspartel Dom.
eaptular or. D. SlnlennIallr, trliber
Ntoral'Profe1or an Der unlperlltdt
2uoIasen' IN elller pra6tlaen Geoe
noer "oe Pfl1p1sn oes tatDolll9eH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
Die S~eufelSmcHe.
(aus oGati6er Rei6sSsituns" Don gom
am &beiu.)

Glus oGsutider GsidsSsituus" Don gOnm
am &bsiu)
Sn Sreibur9 (S6wei3) lebt cine
PeriOn, 2ucie GlaraS nit Namen. bic
als iiberSsuste SathOliten ibre reli9io=
len Bfli6ten nit peinliber 8eniiien=
bafti9teit erfiiQt uno in @nertenune
ibrer Wobltbdtiafeit pOm bl. Sater init
Dem Sroen oes bl. 9rabes ausge3ei9=
net pOroen 1T. 9or mebreren Sabren
bate iie, bes 9uten 3pedss balber teine
llatOiien i6eueno, einen grDBen Saal,
Der gu ben 0eriammlungen Der SSrei=
maurerlose La Regeneree aPOrient"
oisnte. tGufli9 erworbeu, our6 8ii1of
MtermiQOo ausbeneoiciren uno in cine
ISABELLE umipanoeln laiIen. Nie unges
mein 9rDB mar ba nibt oas Gritaunen
Der tSreiburger Satboliten, als al einem
i60nen Sounta9 Mor9en oes Sabres
1898 Elm Brieitsr aus Der Yfarrei, psl=
der 2ucie Glara3 ~angsbbrte. oieier
m%uiterbaften perion Die beilige Goml-
muniOn Ofientlid Oerpei9erte untsr Dem
YOrpanoe, oab ite our Settle Der 2uti-
ferianer ii6 betenne uno ta9li1 bic bsi-
lige Communion empfange muir gum
3weds, in ben Selib bon conietrirten
SOitien 81 9elansen uno oieielbeu an
bic 2uciferianer auslieiern 81 t0nnen.
Sie Barrier Monatsi6rift "Le
Diable an ike steele" 9riff bas 8e-
rii9t auf uno perbreitste es in ipeiteren
3reiien. Sisie Gepue, tpelbe al 10, 900
NbDnnenten sdblen iol. bat ben 3med,
ben tpadisnoen GinfluB oes Satans AT
betdmpien. 2ucie @laruS tOnnte ielblt=
perltdnoii6 eiuen 10 ihweren Yeroadt
ni6t auf li6 ruben laiien; Tie bratte
oesbalb 9egeu %9enannte Barrier &epue
cine ELECTROMAGNETIC Elm, Die sur
3eit Dor Der 9. Straftammer in Paris
~perbanoelt wiro. NuBeroroentlihes
Qufiebeu erre9ten bic Streifli6ter, bic
Serr Glunet, Mopotat Der 9ldeerin,
auf Die Sebren uuo bic Yrattiten Der
SuciIerianer mari.
Siele Settle bat gum 3ped bic 4nbe=
tun9 oes Satans, barum peroen au1
ibre @npdn9er Sataniiten senannt;
Serr Glunet ldBt iid in ieinem plai.
ooDer 81 elner eingebenoen Stuoie iiber
Die io9enannte ihuarse Welie berbei.
Gr unteri6eioet oreierlsi SeuielsmeHen:
Die Sabbotbmelle oes M~ittelaIters,
meIde jeBt ouBer @ebrau6 lit, Die Seus
ieIsmehe, 10 wie lie sur 3eit oes aonigs
Suomi9 XIV. pom berii9tisten 9lbbe
8uibour8 I'M Sauie Der 8iitmii6erin
SrinOiliers celebrirt iuurOe, enoli6 bic
Seufelsme'Ie, 10 ipie lie beute in ben
meiten 9robm Gentren. nameutlib
absr in paris, 8elsisn miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
Die @erbanotmmsen Der eriten
StaatsperIamnInna

Der oerttI9en Satboliten Sopa's lino
nun cplenoet unb puroen i'm 2aufe
Der Wo6e brett an aQe Die Elm.
5elnen Mlitalieoer Der beutI9en, fatbo.
liiden 8ereine oes Staates Soma per-
ianot, pel9e uns ibre @oreIien
ein9eI4idt baben. Somit tperoen in Der
6amilie zines jeoen oeutIden, tat6o.
lliden Observation-Disclosures i'm Staate
Die SerbanOlunsen Der erltsn Staats.
periammlung Der oeutI6en &atboliten
Sopa's nit MuBe 9eleien uno bsbsr.
Sl9t peroen t0nnen. gs t6nnen Die
BORT gebaltenen 8eben senau ituoirt
uno bea6tet iperoen.
Samit jeoo1 Der Wirtunastreis Die.
Ter 4rbeit nod mebr ertpeitert rperoe,
erllben mir ale gereinsmitalieoer
GEL. SOr9e 81 tra9en. oaB ibre Ia6-
barn lpel4e ni9t Sereinsmit-
glieber Iino au6 bic 9roIaiire su
leien betommen inoem Tie, entpeoer
oemielben ibr Gremplar CUR 2ettiire
leiben ooer mas ned beiier 1T, inoem
lie ulls Die aoreiie Oesieniasn suienoen
an tpel6en Sic bic Sroi6iire aeI6idt
tpltnI1en uno' cine | Sent YoItmarte.
oafiir beile9en. Sbne beiliegenoe
Poltnarte peri6iden mir feline 8ro-
idire oa bel Der 9rOBen @nsabl ,pel6e
gu perIenoen lit, oieie einselne Sleini9=
telt 81 bod auilduft. Dian laiie ii9
leoo6 ni6t our9 oas S9reiben zines
Sriefes abidrefen ionoern Elm ieoer
made es iid CUR Gbreniade su iorsen
oaB ale oeuti6en &atboliten i'm Staate
Die Serbanolun9eu in bie ) amilie
9eiditt erbalten uno man bort bic
GroBe uno Stdrte oes oeuti6en, tatbo.
lll6en gereinfweiens i'm State Soma
fennen lerue. 81 mabt man brett
PrOpa9anoa fiir oas oeutide, tatbpli.
ide Sereinspeisn.
Sielenigen gereine. tpelde ii9 nod
ni6t benz gonifatius : Sunoe anae-
idlol|en baben, wollen oabin wirten,
oaB iie Sieies bel ibrer nd6iten Ser.
'ammlung tbun uno ibre 4ni6luB-
SeIoer alei6 an &sp. ). 5. 9rune,
Alton, Soma, ienoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28

Was lit benin tllr, pieoer log al Der
&atboli den llniperiitat in
" q ngton? g8ir tralen unies
rem Nu9en nibt, mir t0nnen es taum
9lauben, mas bic 3eitun9en bon bort
jiinglt beri6tet baben, ndmlib, bab
oieIe ipeciiii6 tatboliide Qnltalt, berer
6reibrlef bonn Papite berriibrt, cine
Stiftun9 Der fatboliden
Sierar9ie uno bes tat b o il
ben 9laubi9en 8plfes,
oeren &ector Elm fatboli=
4er Siidof 1T, einen pro-
tt tanten, 6. 8. Wri9bt. sum
p@rOfeior Der Yoltspirtb=
berufen bat. Selblt
mad ldnaerem 3uwartsn tDnnen mir
niht umbin, bic omar biz oato ni6t
osmentirte Sbatia1e rod INNER als
3~eitungsente ansuieben; benn iolh'
t~raien. liberalil6ern Self - Der 2i=
beralismns erSeugt ben Socialismus
- mutben mir ben Serren bon Der
uniueriitdts E SebOroe oenn bod ni6t
Su.
ODER iolte benu unter Den Milio-
men BON 3atbOliten auf benz weiten
eroenrunoe teiner gu finoen isin, Der
ben Sebrltubl Der acknowledgements in
@aibinatOn beiteigen t6nnte? @enn
oas Der Sal lit, oann freilib lit Der
9orwurf Der 8e9ner bon Der .~iocialen
u~nidbi9teit Der tatboliiden Stride sur
Soiun9 Der Sra9en Der 8eaenwart"
ni6t 10 unbe9riinoet, bann freilib per.
ltebt man oas 8ereoe Der nibtfatbOli-
iden Welt. Die tatbolii6e Stride babe
lib uberlebt. Q0anoerer.)
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Satbulii6er SirGenzS alenOer.
Son ben Nrbeitern i'm @einberg. -
WQttb. 20, l.
Se~trcifeno ole fInfte Sretfeae
am papfii6em Goue8tunt
Suicpbiuum

70 tOnneu mir ieBt aud 9tGheres ttber
ben Gtuoenten beri6ten, pelaem bic
NubnieBunB Der 6reiitele 3ufalen fOa.
9erieIbe beiBt GOuarO SteinmeB uno
feline gltern pObnen in Der 81. Marien=
8emeinoe gu @biltOn, @isc., wel6e
pom bo6piirOioen 8ater Sens patorirt
tpiro. Ser Gnabe nuroe am IA. Sob.
1880 in Sanias, ols dlteter BON a
S6bnen eebOren uno fam tur5 oarauf
nit ieiuen @ltern no6 GbiltOn, @isc.,
mo er bic tatboIii6e pfarri4ule beIu6te
uno Ii6 ols Elm m%uterbafter S4ilcr
Denies beIien 9utes Setra3en uno Dpr=
Siisli9es Salient ibn elmer peiteren
Ausbiloun9 Wiiroi8 ma6te. Guf Die
fsbr smpfeblensWertben 3eu9niRe ieiner
Sberen baben mir &eO. Setting oeniel-
ben fiir bic NuBnieBun9 Der fiinften
SreiItele om pdpitli9en @oae9ium
SOiepbinum gu @Olumbus, Ohio, oOr=
seI6lassn mo OerisIbe am %. Se3. an'
fam.
8ebe Soft ieinen Segen oaau BAT
Der &nabe, mie ieOer 3O8lin9 oes 9e'
iddBten vSOiepbiniums," Elm ieeleneif.
riser 9rieiter peroe wel6e re6t pie
Gegensreides gum Seile Der Seeler
uno gum beIonoeren @Oble Der beut'
i6en Satboliten in ben Sereini9ter
Staaten nirte.
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in Der Sadie Der unteyltitbun9 Der
9ltter, edit totboliiden 2ebens : Ser.
lt4erun9s=@ eieQIbaften uno Defenders
9e9eniiber ieinCr bei miI9en, fUtbo=
IiI9en &sbensberli1erun @eieui9oft
beg StaateS Soma iOlte ieoer oufnab=
mcfdbi9e tatGOliihe Siinglin9 uno
Monn es oIs feline Sobe betra6ten
Ii6 Der &6miib &otbOliIaen @e9en=
ieiti9en S9uB8eIeQi6aft bon Soma
on3ui6lieben.
Sa5u tOmmt iene ernltereP fliGt 9eQen
fi6 ielbit unO bic Ssini9en, iOluODl
9e9en Satin unO &inoer ol5 and
8e9en Gater, Mutter unO @si6wiiter.
Nu6 Der t0tbOlii6e Singing fam
binpeg9erihen neroen aus Dem 6ami=
lientreiie, mo feline Qrbeit 0as 8eoeiben
Oes Moblitunoes uno Die 5eitli6e
Si4erbeit Der g0u3en 6anilie be-
oeutet! &0tbOlii6er 6amiIienpoter,
1T Define 8egenDGrt iiir bas Wobl=
ergeben 9einer Camille pi4tig, 10 1T
es oielenige 9eines erwaAienen SObnes
oft ni4t minOer. Seber3ige es uno
Jorge oafiir, baB, fOlte Der COB Gid
ODER i'm binwe9rafen, aud elm IL
niGrer &riag our4 Die Sebenss
periiderung in Der &DmiiG=S atbolii6en
S6uB8eieQi6aft pOrbanoen Iei.
Man OergeIie ia ni9t, ooB 9e9en=
iiber unierer edit fatbulii6en S6uB=
geieQi9aft oas Ni9tanf9lieBen,
penn IS Mittel unb umitdnOe e~rlauben,
Elm Na6tbeil 1T, Denn our6 feline @b=
weienbeit entSiebt Der tatboliI6e Sling
ling oft Der tatbOIi6en Sadie
bic unterltiiBuns, wel9e iie nur BON
Dem totbOlIi6en Singing uno
Manne uno bon bieen allein
erwarten bari.
90Ger, tatbOliider Singing uno
M0nn oes Stoates Soma, in Sei=
mem Snterelie unb i'm Snterelie Der
0eini9en idlieBe Did m6gli4it
balo Der ein5i9en, ausi6lleBli4
tatboliiden acknowledgements
i9aft oes States Soma OIL. namIi6
Der &0miId=SatbuIii9eu S9uB8eieQ-
i9ait bon Soma.