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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-08

New York merchants are making an
organization which looks to Increasing
their trade from the outside. They are
endeavoring to secure reduced railway
fares to bring people into the city. and
when once there they win make II their
business 70 tEea; guests particularly
well.
There are to be subdivisions composed
OF men in each line OF business, and each
subdivision will have its headquarters
where visitors may be made comfortable
and where they will have desks and writ
ing materials at their disposal. This is
Q good thing for big city, and probably
only big city could sustain It
New Haven, Connecticut, has Just done
something that may be done successfully
BY a comparatively small city. It was
done very successfully By New Haven.
The retail merchants OF that city got to.
gether and organized a merchants car
rival Then they threw out their lines of
Invitation over the country naturally tri-
butary to their city and sought TO reach
retail buyers The first Inducement was
free rallroad fare.
Arrived in the city the visitors had
plenty of free music. street parndes,
abundant decorations OF public build
ings, stores and private houses, even free
dinners being furnished by some Of the
retail establishments. There was a place
for the tired woman to rest a place for
her to brush up her toilet, even a place
for her to leave the baby.
The people from all the country round
about contributed to make New Ravens
merchants carnival a great success.
The visitors went home laden with pack
ages, everybody felt good and the hearta
Of the merchants were glad. Something
OF this sort IS not beyond Wheeling.
What do our merchants say 10 It?
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c,,nr.i,r,. ~, man and Poor.

Rev. DR.. Rainsford, In a sermon deiiv-
cred In Trinity church the other day.
made some utterances that stirred up the
congregation. lie denounced the rule OF
rich men In church affairs. and told his
hearers that the churches must have
more regard for the poor.
Among other things Dr. Rainsford
said: Let your ministers be free from
financial obligations to parishionars. SO
that they can look at rich men and poor
men alike. knowing no mans fear and
bowling to no mans favor. Let no one
or two men hold a parish by the throat.
The sin OF our times !s the giving OF too
much prominence 10 wealth"
It Is not every church that Ia az richly
endowed as Trinity is. 80 It Is not every
church that can be free from financial
obligations to the people who attend H.
Nevertheless It is very desirable that the
affairs Of every congregation shall be run
on democratic basis. and that when tho
preacher takes the pulpit he shall be free
Of all fear and Of all favor OF man. feeling
as much at liberty to stir up the rich as
the poor.
In church ms well as out Of II money Is
power. and II the men who support the
church object to abroIlte freedom In the
pulpit that absolute freedom can not
exist. becausc without It's support the
church must go down. There are rich
men and women who give literally 70
their church, and d. not ask as a return
favor that they be allowed to rule them
or TO exercise censorship over the SER
mons. Evidently this Is not the kind Of
rich people that DR.. Ralnstord Is talking
about. He 10 talking about ana talking
10 the rich who take Just the other courre
and who put great limitations on the
preacher by his knowledge OF the fact
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MSS MARGARET KENEA.
The Daughter OrIhe Late senator the A"-
thorsSs of Charming NOIums.

The Daughter OTIhe Late senator the A"-
thorsSs of Charming NOIums.
Miss Margaret Kenna, Of Charleston.
daughter OF the late Senator John Z.
Kcnna, and well known in Wheeling, is
possessed OF more than ordinary liter
airy talent, and her writings are attract
Ing much attention. She has contribu-
ted some charming stories TO the Cos
mopoltan. II Is not surprising, there.
fore, that dainty little volume OF
which she is the author, Just from the
press Of John Murphy & Company, Bal
tImore, has already met with the favor
OF the critics. The volume, bound in
white and gold, contains seven short
stories and is entitled, The Madonna
OF the Snowdakes and Other Convent
Stories" The sketches are filled with
beautiful thought gems and written In
pure language.
As one critic remarks Of them. the
stories "do not attempt to cover Wide
field. bnt are simple sketches about
which cling the atmosphere OF con-
vents. and to which class OF readers
they are more particularly addressed"
They are clevatng In tone and religious
in sentiment. Miss Kenna dedicates
the book 10 the memory OF her father.
and In the dedication she asks "the
blessing OF Father John McElligott, Tor
from his gentle heart the inspiration
came"
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The Greater New York, which win be
an official fact after January l. will con-
tain 4 voting population of $4,000. There
are but nine states in the union polling a
vote in excess OF this. namely; Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, PennSyl-
vanla and New York. A city with such
vote as this is something new in our
American life.
In view OF our failure to make city
government successful In this country,
the experiment of Greater New York has
great lnteres, for students OF municipal
government The hope of the people
within the territory which composes this
great city Is that the new move will give
them better government. II It were true
that our large cities are better governed
than the small ones there would be more
reason for this hope.
The form of government shows some
decided improvement over the Old and 4;
may be that the experiment will work
out we'll Obviously tie success of the
experiment depends upon the kind OF
men who may be put In control.
Commenting on the new charter the
New York World says: at concentrates
power and fixes responsibility. 1t makes
the executive real executive. a princi-
pie which all experience shows to be the
foundation OF good municipal govern
ment. These are the essential and fund
amental principles OF the charter" This
Is precisely what the recently proposed
new charter for the city of Wheeling
did not do. and this Is one OF
the reasons why that charter did not
commend Itself to very considera-
ole element OF the people favorIng new
charter that would bring together power
and responsibility
II anything can make the government
OF the Greater New York a success 1t Will
be the application OF this principle 10 the
executive branch.
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COMFORT AND KNOWLEDGE.
isn't Tree by NALL

Set aside for twenty-hours q bottle
or common glass filed with urine. a
sediment or settling indicates an UNI
healthy condition Of the kidneys. Whth
urine status linen II Is positive eVi-
deace OF kidney trouble. Too ffeguen.
desire to urlnatc or pain In the back, Is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
ard bladder are out Of order
WHAT TO DO.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often EXPRESSED, that DR., kilmers
swamp Root. the great kidney remedy
fulnlls every Wish in relieving pain IN
the back, kidneys. liver, bladder and
every part OF the urinary passages. X
correctB inability TO hold urine ana
scnldlng pain IN passing IT, or had et-
Sects following use OF LIQUOR, wine or
beer and oycrcomcs that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to get up
many times during the night TO urinnte,
The mild and the extraordinary eHect
OF swamp Root is soon realized IL
stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases, II
Won need n medicine you should have
the hest. Sold by druggists, price hfty
cents and one dollar. You may have
n sample bottle and pamphlet both sent
free BY mail. Mention the Daily In
tcllIronce- and send your address 70
DR.. Kilmer e. Co. BInghampton. y. Y.
The proprletors OF this paper guarantee
the genuineness OF this offer
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WmEELINo. MAY 5, lse7.


A eoun; of noses in the senate Is said to
reveal the fact shat there Is "A majority OF
ave or elk in that body in favorofpassinS
the tarI1 bill rs It comes from the senate
anance committee. While II IS no, pre-
dlcted tina, on vote the bill VIII have 50
much majority as this, i. is predicted
with great confidence that In any case
the majority could not be less than one.
A majority OF one seems much more
probable that majority OF five or six.
and the understanding seems to be that
It takes Senator Jones. Of Nevada, to in
sure this majority OF one Even more
interesting now becomes the probable
majority in the house From outgiyingS
II seems that II the house were to take a
vote to-day on the tarir bill as submitted
by the senate committee THAI measure
would be without any majority at all
Very many Republicans in the house
are strongly opposed to the bill and take
the view that no bill would be better
than the senate bill The probability
Il that the bill that will become a law
win diner In essential features from the
house bIll and from the senate bill. There
may be a stubborn contest, but II a tariff
bin Is to pass each house OF Congress will
have to do good deal of recedInS from
the position 1t has taken.
There viii be a good deal Of speech
making and a god deal OF caucusinG
before we shall have a new tariff. The
end may come in two months. but three
mouths would be safer figure
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AP.nlIsntIsrr PopuI tIon.

Some inteestirg statistics come from
the Illinois penitentiary at Joliet. The
total convict population Of the prison is
1879 OK these only Sc are pa; down as
illlterate OF the whole number 29s can
read and write, s35 have had at least a
common school education, and 90 have
been educated In high schools or colleges.
This shows n surprising degree OF edu-
cdtlonal opportunities and upsets, so far
as It goes, the theory that penitentiary
convicts are in the main recruits from
the lllltcrate class. There Is revelation
on another line, and quite as interesting
as the first.
II does not by any means appear that
the majority OF the convictsgut Into trou-
bic through drink. There are al classcd
az incorporate. but they are more than
Offset by 2S6 reported as total abstainers.
The number using intoxlcants moderate
ly is given as 769. n like state OF af-
fairs were to be found in all penal insti-
tutes OF the country more than one theory
relative to crime and criminals would
have to be revised.
We know. however enough to know
tina; education and sobrIcty do not make
perfect man, although without either
or both man II far from perfection.
Other things than Intcmperance and
ignorance lead men to crime bu, It will
remain true. as II always has been. that
intemperance and Ignorance are re7pnn-
slblo for a great deal OF the wrong doing
In the world.
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.. 9. !. COUNCIL
For West virginia and kentucky In ss''
sIum at Huntington.

For west VIZ SllNNA ~" AA""N"'S-S -
slUm at Huntington.
Special Dispatch to tho In,ellIgencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, May 7.--ThG
Grand Council. U. c. T.. for Kentucky
and West virginia, met here this morn
ing The headquarters OF the reception
committee at the Caroline hotel, was
crowded with the arriving visitors, all
forenoon. Hon. James A. Hughes, chalr-
man OF the reception committee, wl:h
twenty-five associates, met every IN
coming train during the entire day, and
with the Second Regiment band, es-
corted the new arrivals TO the quarters
OF the committee
Al 10 O'Clock the grand executive
committee held session at the paTlors
OF the Florcutinc hotel and at p. M,
the Grand Council held a meeting az
the council chamber Of Huntington
council. At y M, a public meeting
was held. when Mayor W. r. Hite de-
liyered the address OF welcome when
was responded to by Grand Senior
Chancellor y. G. Carr.
The visiting ladies were rendered o
reception at the Gypsy club rooms.
from $50 to $50 p. M, after which there
was dancing.
The attendance IL very large and the
city is gaiiy decorated IN honor OF the
occasion, and nothing has been left IN
done to make the visit OF the grlpmeh
OF supreme pleasure 20 them.
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that II he displeases them their purse
strings will be drawn tight.
In this country II win be a long time
before We shall have many churches so
richly endowed as to make them indie
pendent OF the contributions Of their
congregatlons Perhaps this state OF
affairs viii never exist to any great ex-
tent in this country, Therefore the
preacher will have TO preach to a con-
grcgation whose dependent he ia.
There are preachers OF sufficient tao, to
say what IS right without fear OF favor
and still hold the good opinion OF all
classes In their congregation. but the
number OF these preachers Is not great,
all preachers being human.
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From the FairhaVen. IN. " Regis
ter: Nj James Rowland, Of this VII
lage, states that for twenty-five years
his wife has been n sufferer from rheu-
matism. A few nights ago she was IN
such pain that she was nearly crazy
She sent Mr.. Rowland for the doctor
but he had read OF Chamberla!n's Pair
Balm and instead OF going for the ply.
siclan he went 10 the store and secured
a bottle OF It. His wife did not approve
Of Mr. Rowiand's purchase at hrst. ou'
nevertheless applied the Balm thor
5ughly and in an hours time was able
10 90 20 sleep. She nov applies u
whenever she feels an ache or pair
and fnds that IL always gives relief He
saws that no medicine which she had
used ever did her as much good. The
% and 80 cent sizes for sale by drug
glsts.
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There has been great demand FOR the
Yearbook Of 1895 issued by the depart
ment Of agriculture, and the department,
unable to supply the demand, Is asking
members OF Congress 70 help It out with
any surplus copies they have. The con-
gresBmen in turn have none to give.
Captain Dovencr could use In his district
more copies than he can get ~ Amos; all
public documents. Before there can be
wider distribution Congress viii have to
order the printing OF larger editions.
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Somervllle Journal,
She was so very homely
That. on tho avenue.
The stcct cars stopped by instinct,
Whcue'er she came In view
ITer features were 70 ugly
That daily, unawarca,
She rtonprd, whcne'cr she passed IT,
Tho old clock on the stairs.
Young children screamed with terror
II they saw her when she SPOKE,
And whom she dressed Tor dinner,
The mirror always broke,
And 40 she got some boomers,
And now. with eager zost.
She rides n cyclic daily.
And looks like all the r"si,
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Distressing kidney aud Bladder dis
ongr relieved IN six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure ;
II rs n great surprise on account uf It's
exceeding prOmptHcss In relieving pain
In bladder. kidneys and back, In male
or female Relieves retention almost
immediately. II you want quick relief
and euro. this Is the remedy sold by
II. II. List, Druggist, Wheeling, " Va.
tbFEa
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Special Dispatch to the InteliIEencer
MoRGANTowN. w. Va. May Ga
note. purportinG to be from p. MeCarty
OF Pittsburgh. was found this morning
by c. L. Lanham in a bottle. hoatinE
on the Monongahelu river. The note
was written on a dirty piece OF paper
and was as follows:
Kind friends, look for my body
when II rests on the bottom OF the Mo
nonEahela river about half way be
tween Morgantown and Fairmont. Toe
much drink.
The authorities are looking into the
matter
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Special Dispatch to the IntelligensCF,
MARTINSBURG. W. Va, May ga
company has been organized at Har-
pers Ferry, to prospect FOR oil in the
vicinity OF that place. which Is in the
same belt OF oil territory rs Slstersville.
W. Va. Four thousand acreS OF land
have been leased and a well 1000 feet
deep will be sunk in \ short time.
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The wheeling 6 Lake Eric Railway
will sell tickets to Detroit, Mich. at
special low rates on account of Nation
al Association af stove Manufacturers
meeting ut Detroit, MAY II to 10 Two
hours shorter time Wheeling to Detroit
than any other route, For further par
tlrulara call on r. T.. Lawrence, general
agent. % city Bank building, telephone
ggi or a. depot. Eiqhtecnth aud Market
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mptoms-MoiBture; intense itching
and atnginE; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 20 continue tumors
coming very sore. SWAYSES ONT
MES1' stops tho itching ana bleeding.
heals liberation and IN most casrG re-
moves the tuuors. NJ drugElst5 or by
mail. FOR U cents. DR.. Swnyno 4 Bon.
phllndplphin,
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JACOB SNYDER HOMESTEAD
FOR SALE.

We ofrcr Tor sale at bargain the ,",'
resilonrr-ur Jacob SNYDER, deceased. ''...
ate ana known Us No gl5, on the Wr'' '.''
OF North lbIn street Tho house is an 'y,
giant. large, dwc,lnE Of three s'orl's. w., W.,
lIghtod aud ventilated, with al' m.'.
improvements, and IN I'rs,-eAs' '.' .
The rroaNds are spacious and wen H.-,,
oxtcndnslo the river and the vie" a'. ,,.
the ohio river is one Of the nncst 10 Wv
city van scll me property either WV
nishcd or un'urmfbed Ararc chance q" >
auick sAle. For rarticu'SrU apply TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-08

FOR bronchitis. asthma or kindred
troubles Of the throat or lungs, take
DIR. Woods Norway Pine syrup a
household specific for all these com
pI1iutg
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Greece may as well throw IN the
sponge and ask the powers to help her 20
secure peace on the best terms Greece
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cannot whip Turkey. and to 20 on with
the lighting in the face OF this established
fact would be to 60 on with wanton MUIR
dor
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FOR az elhIINratInE hrvsrHEe try
Erhmulbauh UrrWing CO.'S Book berf
On drAHghl iu all SALOONS.
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PROF. FIELDS worm powders sold
on a guarantee; try them: at drngGlsts.
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BEEcHAMs PILLS will dlspel the
"blues."
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fThe INTELLIGENCER, embracing It's
several editions. is entered in the POST
ONCE at Wheeling. W, Va. as second-elasS
S,,ttaRl
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VIEW Acknowledgements

NYoTICE--I DO NOT BELONG no ave-
N secret organization. H. q ZANE 7.
Fourteenth street .
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STANTON'S D6 95P s q6y
Notice of Dissolution

Tho firm OF Nesbltt & Devine. by mutual
consent, has dissolved, j. c. Deviue hay.
ing transferred all his interest in the firm
10 s. Nesbi:t. Jr. All OF the business Of
the firm VIII be conducted by S. Sesh.it
JT., as the successor thereof, at the same
Ofiice, No. i1S9 Market street. Wheeling.
Accounts OF the firm will be in the hands
S. NESBTTT. Jr.
]. c. DENlNE
take this occasion TO thank the peoDlA
OF this city for past favors, and soAc!;
continuance OF patronage.
my7 S, NESBITT, Jr.
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TElErHoSE SuNBERs
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Natb fttr mRtteg.

gor iiber so Sabren f6on wurbe
Wer8. WihSlotp's SOOTHING SDrup
bon Millionen BON Whttern beim Sab
men ber &inber angeipenbet. Wirf bn
I'M 59lafe bur9 bas Shreien eines
ainbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen TT unb
DOE S9meraen weint2 Wenn 10, laffe
iofort cine Jlai@e bon uMrs. Winss
Ions Sootbtng Sprup@ bolen. Sein
mertb 1T unbeaablbar. g8 mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernns pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Whtter,
es tit fein 3neifel bariber. Sc beilt
Opfenterp nnb 9iarrbpe, regultrt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Wtnb,
aolit, ertuei6t ben @aumen, berbins
bert @ntsaabung unb ftdrtt bas ganse
SDfem. sMrs. MinSloips SOOTHING
Sprup1 fiir sabnenbe 8inber TIT anges
nebm in @ef9mad unb bas Reeept
famn1t bon einem ber beften tpeibli6e1
aerste tn ben Ser. Staten. gs III Bel
alien 9ruggiifen in ber san3en Welt 3a
baben. preis 25 Gents per Jlaf9e.
&anft ni1tS anberes, als Mrs. Win8'
Iotus 5cotbingsSprup.
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EeE a q.

gergangenen Spnntag befanben
fib 1000 @reurlioniiien In 8aloefon,
bic bic billigen Staten ber @iienbabnen
bortbtn gebra9t batten.
- Mus 8al 8erbe @puutp toma1t
eine mertDtirbise alage, bic pieber
einmal 3ei9t. tpie berf6iebenartig Der
bimmlif6e Sesea iiber 8eras bertbeilt
pirb. Sie gieb3u9ter Hagen ndmli6
alen grniies itber bic gu quite Weibe,
bic bas Bieb gu fett ma6t. @igeutIi9
noG ni9t bageueieul
= Sm boben 4lter itarb in gteu.
ulm, Wuitin @ountp, Jrau @briitine
g6IteI, Gattin bes 9errn 2nbpig 1851.
tel. Sic tpauberte i'm Sabre 1916
iiber Galpeifon elm unD mobnte ununs
terbrp1en in Muffin @ountb.
- aus 8renbam tDirb bas Ibleben
bes Serrn GriB Stolb I'm Ilter BON so
Sabren semeloet.
= Sn @alDert foll elm aonierbatO,
rum Der Wtuiit unb cine &uniii9ule
erri6tet wsrben. 9as @elb ftir ben
3med 1T bur@ 5ubicriptionen aufse.
bra6t tuor6en.
- Sn @aeo mar Der &etaurateur
gb. Satton Der 8erlebung beg SOnns
tagsgeiebes angeflagt tuorben, neil er
8ier perfauft bate. 9attOn bebaups
tete, baB er als &efaurateur basu be.
re6tiet fei, feinen @diten @rfrif9uu:
gen au berabreiden unb o5gleid Der
Staat iebr gut pertreten par unb bic
Inpdlte grOBe Mnitrengungen ma6ten,
eine 8erurtbeiluus berbei5uftibrsu,
fpra@ bie SurD ben NnsetIagten bod
frpi
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Gtmas, iuDrauf matt fid, berlafiea
fGttft,

Scr. Sames SOnes BON Der 9fpotbez
fer 6irma Spnes & Son in Golpben,
S(Is., iagte, inbem er BON Or. Sings
9teuer gntbeduns lpra6, oaB ieiue
6rau i'm lebten @inter einen 9(nfall
Der Grippe bate unr baB ibr Sa0 elm
10 erniter mar, oaB Die ster5te in gou'
ben uno 9ana ibr ni6t belfen tonnten.
9as 9eioen idien iid gu saluppireuoer
S6tpinbiudt entuldeln gu pollen, 9a
er Or. Sings gteue @ntbedung in ieiner
&potbefe 6atte unb iebr Oiet bauon perz
faufte, nabm er cine 5lai6e oaoon nit
na6 SanIe unb gum @ritaunen Iller
begann li6 Der 3ultano leiner 6rau bon
Der eriten 9oiis an gu beiiern unb elm
babies 9ubeao 9Ollar<6lalden itellten
iie tuieber ppllfommen Der. Or. Sings
9aeue gntoeduus fir G6winbiu6t, SUI
iten unb grfdltuns iuirb 9arantirt, berz
arti9e 8irfun9en su er5ieleu. Wfan
perIude bas Wlttel. 8rObef1al6en frei
in Der 9lpptbefe BON s. &ulteDer & Son.
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Cine Nm3etae.

2lae, bic beabfdtiseu, eine 3eile
nod benz Norben Dber nod europa
anSutreten, pirb es intereifiren. sll
niHsn, baB uniere Softer iotpie Reiie.
taiben fur eine Wo6e gum 8ofpreiie
pertauft merben. Sober Softer III nit
leierli6en 3iffsrn martirt. fopie nit
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