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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

was ran over by lum Dor wagon.
D'd not e&pec. 10 i've Was terribly
h!oated Ny friends buthed ne with DR.
Thomas Electric o.. ahd was cured
We have R:sht faith IN Thomas Electric
~. Ms WM. j. Eatcsck, NorYel!,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
NJ LETTINGS TONIGHT.

Board Of Health.
Erundywirr Cpmlnandcry A. g. l. 0. X of NJ.
i.vth"::h0gl pr".?ct;yc Ells.
81 - 'tt:.E.,r, Il. q. b.
Crn.ad"rs' Castle, X. q. j..
Corlnthian Lodge ). Of ii.
CarprI.',rs ;ihd .Iuiners' Union.
Cl,oro krr Tribe tmp'd 0. Il II:
Delaware En"amrneni,L 90 l..
Delaware Saungcrbund.
Eurcka Council. $. w. NJ
Eureka Castle, y. o. X. NJ. o.
Eureka Council, .Ir. o. L. a. M,
Fame Castle, A. o. X. NJ G..
Franklin Lodge, A .. Il. +.
German lrIIrii 'ial Society, No. l.
Humanity tirr!c, Is. of L.
HNatGl Military Band.
Harmony Council L. y. OF A.
Industry Lulg 4. q. |. W.
lincoln Lodge, X Of +,
M'-irai Art : Irirty.
Moaning Association.
Mori"l r1nrtnpmrnt, K. Of st. j, and H.
krynulaS' Fncampmcrt, !. q. q. L.
street unl 1",i'rr Directors.
Wilmington LUnc!avc, ID. OF Il, q. il. Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

The primary department of tho West
Presbyterian Sunday oulIuvl will give an
entertainment at the opera House on Fri
day evening. The unterI ainment will be
entitled "An Evening With ths Chill.
lren."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
MARRIAGES..

WITKOWSKI-SCH AFER-At Asbury
NJ. H. pal sonagc, No. 222 Walnut street,
on Saturday December II, 1897, by this
Rev, Ezra Tinker, LII d.. Herman Wit.
Eowski to Mrs, Louzetta l., Schafer, both
Of Wilmington Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
pastebOard In Court,

In the United States CuuI: to.day Judge
Bradford heard argument Ia the patent
case 1t MGtwanvS McEwun. The casa
Involves tho pa ent Of pasLeLoard. The
5a,o was to DO a:41ed in Trenton, bu.
Judge bradford could not attend ana
therefore !Le case was argued here
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Home. Given by W. G. Y. Union at
National Hall on Walnut street near 9th
December lOlh to 24th 1897, Proceeds for
tho benefit Of tho Home Missionary cause.
Admission, single ticket cents. Season
ticket, 20 cents There Will be science of
melody or harmony every oyening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 1.-THE Domin-
Ion cabinet will consider a proposal to
amend the criminal code so as to pro-
hibt continuous bicycle races. Last
weeks New York race is the cause for
opposition to such events in Canada.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Bellefonte, Pa, Dec. I.-Mies Slime.
aged 9 years, met death in singular
manner here yesterday. A piece Of
peanut became lodged in his windpipe,
and he chOked to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Communications for this column should be
written ON ont side OF the paper only and al
dressed "Our Card Basket" REPUBLICAN,
Otfice)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
In the Stores.

The stores of the city show evidence of
the Christmas season. In tn staple of
W ar and for tho household US, is trade
bii TX as well as in the many preD,y things
Whit h wax and wunc with the ason.
" ndows and count rs o. The great and
smaller dry goods and lie jar mcnt stores
are piled high w'h n yariet' Of scnsonablc
goods, which II detailed from day to day
in he ADVERTISING columns Of the KLprB.
LtAN.
80. too, with he furniture stores, for
those moro domc,ticn ly inclined, NO
Jrwrlry and art stores, he china AMI
glassware establishments, tho book ana
III lunery store, with their tcrm.I q
stocks of articles Of use ard for ornamuui,
tn personal wear or home adorniLent.
u CONTRACTED n heavy cold flcm cxLos
urc. Conghed all winter Coud get O
relief. DR.. Woods Norway Pine syrup
broke up the cold, and drove away the
cold. Never took anything that / d me 20
much good" l. H. Brooks, NORTH lnyer.
Hill, Il. II,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
AMusENEITS
GRAND OPERA ~ 6h
TIE NEW EIGHT BELLS.

TIE NEW EIGHT BELLS
The Byrne Brothers gave very enjoy
able and laughable Performance last even
ing, In the Grand Opera Aouse of thor
play entitled, Eight Bells to large
audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
Cot for Railroad rlen,

For many years Colonel Henry H. Car.
ter was superintendent of the Maryland
division Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington
& Baltimore Railroad Company, and he
and his wife lived at Tenth and Market
streets, this city. When he was trans
fcrrcd from here to Washington he receiv-
cd as parting gift from the railroad men
magnificent silver ser,i,,, costing
several Thousand dollars. After his death
it went to his widow. Last summer she
died. The officials OF the Delaware Hos.
pi,nl here have received official notice that
her win con lnina legacy Of s5p0C for the
endowment OF a free bed for railroad men,
to be known rs "Henry Harding Carter
cot" She directs that the silver service DO
of the bed In addition to this 5000 Is left
to the general fund of the hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

j. IT, Cody, visit ii Mis- Catharrc Barry
at West Ghetto. OH SUNDAY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
Nantels.

For tho Wcl3hnch and all gas lamps $40 6.
inrnndesC"nt gas Lamps similar ~ Vols
bach 10 r"nte complete except s!'aun /
Lewis Row, AIS KING street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Hives are not dan 1crous to life, but they
arc prolific breeder Of misery and pro.
family Deans Ointment gives instant
relief even in the worst case Of this aud
other eyasperat.ng diseases of the skin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14

Princess Lamps
Elegant designs. complete LOO. l. Lewis
Row, 4l3 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-14
NSCONi'S

T|nP SALE-CIIEN' AND FOR CASH CT
II gar store, stock and fixtures Old rnlinh!r
stand Good rca-pn for selling. Apply AT the
Republican OH q, dli3t
OARDING-G!l ORANGE STREET, NICE
- ~ furnished ruJMls with board. Private
family. di iJt-opi'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14
SIXTY FEARS 4 QUEEN.
Celebration In England Soon TO Bcein ana
Others TO Follow Them.

Queen Victoria. born in 1910. Is by no means
the oldest OF living monarchs or potentates.
Tho King Of Denmark. Christian In. Is one
year older: there are three German sovcrcigns
older than Queen Victoria. and Pope Leo NIL.
was 0 years old when Queen Victoria was born.
But In respect OF the duration OF her reign,
Queen Victoria 10 tho Oldest living OF soyereigns,
for she assembled tho throne Of Great Britain In
1887. and on June 20 next will complete the
sistieth year Of hor reign, The next Oldest Of
the soverelgns OF the world is Franz Joseph OF
AUSTRIA Hungary who assembled the throne In
Vienna In lS4S.
Sixty years reign for one monarch is an un-
usual thing, even In England where revolutions
have been rare and where the present royal
family Is Of great longevity. George !. reirned
twelve years; George H., thirty-three years;
George ILL.,, ffty-nine years and three months;
George ". ten years: William W.. seven
,cars;. Edward III. reigned MY years: Hen
years, and Elizabeth, fof!y:four years. In
honor OF III. queens sixty years, reign
pairing celebrations and fe.tivitie, designed
to show the increase OF Engiand's IN,
ilnsne m sna her paqT,e'; since as eo isas' er Snd
lntsrnational ei@eiricai and engineering exhI;
bition at Sewcastle-on-Tyne. The progress and
development In electrical and other branches OF
industry. since 1887. will DO Illustrated there.
newcastle is well CHOSEN ior thls purpose, oe-
cause not only Is II n great centre of manufac-
turing industry. but II Is representative of many
of those interests which have grown most nOta-
bly, since 1897. Beginning In April, a similar
exhibition will be held ut BLACK pool. This ex-
hibition will be less representative OF the
mechanical advance in England thDn Of the
growth of the country in other directions. Since
1887 tho increase in the population of England,
including Wales. has been from Ii. 900. 900 tn
30, 600. 900. The population Of scotland IN 1887
was .. 10O.0 900. Is now 1000. 600; but Ireland,
which had at that time a population OF 5000
600. has now only 4, 700. 900.
From 1887 to 1907 the population OF London
has increased from 1900. 900 10 5000 900.
Liverpool has grown from 20O,O o to 800. 900.
Manchester. from 22O,U 900 To iO5. 900. and New
castle, where the FIRST of the celebrations 10 To be
held. from BS. 600 to 100. 900. The commerce of
England has increased In even greater ratio and
the material wealth OF England has more than
doubled during the sixty years. But the value
OF lara. particularly agricultural land. outside
OF the great cities. II less now than 1t was sixty
years ago. ana the falling of Is so great AS to OFF,
set even the increase In some of the large cities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14

food OF them tsyen when we'll trcatedD being
bread made OF Indian corn, buttermilk, nsh
tpIekled herrings) frequently. and meat now
addition 70 these, ground Is often allowed
them for gardening. and privilege given them
u raise dunGhill fowls Tor their owh use; ,y VIII 20
three negroes. little difference is made In the
manner OF living between the master and the
man; but far otherwise Is the case with those
who are owned In great numbers by the
wealthy, who are not always as ktid and, rs
attentive 70 their wants and USAGE as they
bread alone. which does not on an average
cost more than N a head yer apnum about
last communications. you will DO able to form
an idea OF the cost of labour In this country. lt
varies. however. In the different States. as 1
have already observed. and sometimes In the
same state; but may be said to yibrate with
the white men between flg and fl5. and for
snnum, besides their board, no dificuity, /
should conceive, would be found IN obtaining
those. of either description on the terms here
mentioned; but | do not advance this with
certainty. not having been In the habit tf hir-
Ing any myself tor several years past.
BLACKS are capable OF much labor. hut hnv-
Ing am speaking rcnerallv) no ambition 10
establish a good name, they are too regardless
OF a bad one. and OF course require, noro Of the
have given to skilful and careful Graders a
dollar a day during harvest. which wns y sixth
more than the usual price; but; then. ! knew
the men, and that they would oblige them
wheat u day ~ It did not stand very heavy
on the ground; or. ~ | preferred II, they
would cut by. the q re. paying theuh a, the rate
OF \ dollar for every four ncrcs. There are
men. who will rake aud bind as fast rs tho
%crndlers Will cut the grain but tn do this II
deemed hard work. and. when done, entities
them to Graders wages. These people cat
three times aday tonce, perhaps, of milk.
and are allowed a pint of spirits cnch man. a
barn floor. with straw and n blanket. serves
them at har sest for lodging. When oh
served In II former letter that All our labor
was reformed by Negroes must have nj
luded 10 the custom IA virginia. the State In
which | then lived. and from which ! wrote:
hut my last communication TO YOU was on q
moro extensive scale. COMMUNICATING ths ptGc'
tices and prices OF Pennsylvania and Mary
land, rs well as different parts OF Virginia.
whish latter IL "a State OF great extent. ditirr-
Ing much in Its products and culture. The
English statute acre Ia the measure nv which
we have hitherto bought and sold land. and
the price Of land. as handed "a. you In my last,
include. buildings, fences. arabic meadow In
short. the improvements OF. every sort apper-
tanning To the tract on which they are placed.
To n stranger at a dis,nnce this aggregate
mode OF estimating the value Of n farm n. II
must he confessed. dark and unsatisfactory;
but tn the parties present, who see and exam
Inc everything, and judge for themselves. 1t is
quite immatertal."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14

sticky berry fa.tens itself to a branch and sands
ont q root which. curving over, meets the
branch again and forms q ssddlc-iike mass OF
tissue. II attempts at this point TO pierce IN:
bark. II unable to do 30 the berry 10 deposited
q little further on. The saddle now becomes do
tached, and, by another bending or the ROOT Is
placed once more on the branch beyond the
berry. II roots can penetrate in the new station
all goes well, but IL not the plant performs an
other somereault. One berry that was made the
object OF continued observation performed nve
jumps in two nights aud three days. A number
Of unfortunate berries were once seen nope
lessly travelling along the teiegrsph wirss Ia
Ceylon, yainly endeavorlnv to Ind u prontapie
resting place. The sensitive plant ana tne
Venus NY trap furnish two examples among
many Others OF restlessly irritable plants when
renct violently TO the etimu,us OF contact. its
a curious aud but little known fact THAT the
Venus fly trap only responds to the stimuins
when one OF the hairs on the centre. OF the
trap" IL touched twice. No effect Is observed
after the frat touch.
The wonderful purposefulness of these habits
and mechanisms forever dispel the idea that
botany treats OF inert. objectless plants. II Is
instead a science of life and living things. each
ono OF which is endowed with marvellous and
different powers of making the best OF life In
the sphere In which II finds Itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14
AN INTEEEsTING EIPERIMENL
Close Figuring on tho Wear OF tho Narios'
Parts Of Locomotive

if'N ne .lNhuhU frIrCSs.
a peculiar scientific experiment has Nesn
made with the famous engine S70 Of the \'"
York Central Railroad at the shops A. West
Albany. Some months ago this large q GUe,
which In the opinion Of many wcll.,Hf.r.'l
railroad men excels even the famous gH' "'
taken into the shous and completely uvvIt
" was taken apart completely, aud ever It.
OF The engine, from the massive driving IS .'rf
10 the very smallest holt and nut, vase .ut~'Y
weighed. The heavy portions were wr 'i
"" shops nnd the small parts we're IAh"| -
NhCrNIiet avenue pharmacy. where tbrN N'''
weighed an thu Pharmacists scales.
Inc greatest care was taken by the Unr| .N
under the direction OF Master McChu..r 1'
chtnan To src that the weighing was N"
N,hoh "NrrS part NJ the rngin" had been "r.
u Inr'e nj Ile beSt-skl,lrd mechanics Ma '.' OFF,
work TO reaHsemhlr the engine. hen b -
complete again II was put into active servo"
70 the shops and mechanics were put 90 ..t
dlsNertlnE y again. Once moro every pu'i NH'
wrighed, The scales % tho p%harmarsi "t'
brought into service again. When eNctl i...
tlnn ,had hcon weighed the record Wu, IN
pared VIII the former ono. Then ht-.''
MeChanlc buchanan know Just how M IIU'
engine had lost IN weight through the w. |
known amount nf work, The records
weights OF the separate parts sisI 'H...'
winch parls we're subjected 20 The ru' .
Thn lest cost many hundred u' .u.u'I.. .
III" Sew York central WA w,lIius 'r ..r.. q
money IN oTinr tli"t II might he abI' r"'.
wNal parts OF an engine wear out me- Gin"'S
hiG IN what ratio thu several ptriH ""t" "' =
lac exact ignrcI have not been inliv lIUl'h
There 10 no doubt that they will 10 interesting
70 MECHANICS and scisntists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14

Sensations Not TO he Had Nowadays
"a on Hoard Record. HrrnkIng LInnr..

Sensations Not 60 Hs Had Nowadays
tSa on Hoard Record Breaking Liners.
"Ono OF the youngsters asked mo tho other
day" said tho Old skipper, "if | had ever been
to Europe on a record breaking liner. l told
him l hadn't, and never wanted to 20 there that
way. 1t is just u question Of engineers and
stokers, more landsmen. on a big liner. and I'd
rather ship before the mast, even on ono of your
lnbherly for,y-dny steel squRre-rlggers with
bows like u canal boat, than so on a steamship.
II would be Just about as interesting TO mo MS n
trip on n railroad train.
The kind Of sailing | like II will never be
tho privilege OF you Young fellows to indulge In.
You will never know tho fun Of having clipper
craft as sharp as u steamboat under your feet
jumping across the seas under u press OF canvas
never seen on ocean-going sailing vessels now.
nnayr,, WIN her rigging aH taut ~ iron bars, and
your shipmhles holding your hair ON your heRd.
What She can't carry she may lug was The
text at sea then. | remember when | was in tho
clipper Northern Light we carried stu'n'snil,
slap Into Boston i%inrbor, making the famous
massage Of scventN-aiN days aud four hours
from san Francisco, Our ship worked Ike
basket; but W. had shipped u double crew for
the run, amt ono crew did nothing hut uump
shlp. There was some cracking on Ut sail whom
ships OF 1000 tons or more had all their ton
hamper whiaket over the lee side while the
skipper WAS turning to spit over the tAffrall,
Even after that some uf the ships made good
passages, lt,s n funeral nowadays to lose a top
gallantmast,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14
DISEASES OF MEM.

ABILITY -DOCIol hAll,EiI. forty years o blood
srn nrrt" speclallut guaranteo TO cure ali Sc.
Stpt anu private diseases oi men Ia u low dayai
also nlnol poisoning, primary, secondary, or trrIlafy.
permanently cured; ulcers. skin die asrs, sore thr nlt
mouth ana mead painful SwelllngS. kidney, dsea,sd
ZONES. puppies %blntchoS; nay i~nfa,lihle remedy fT
nervous heplIIty, weakness Of loiy HnI mind, varL
G0SrIs, wrnk, undsveiop1d Organs, imprdlm5nt 10
WhIflaEei .iOnt NIior rcStoTcd' bear In HilnI urur fico
makes nerfrol; thnusRuris cured yearly cnar.rs low
les- than any other specialist. 40 10 hR HALL -TT
mrs.; no 10 hest aud cheapest. gl6 Ea.t Ibli a.
pear 8d av,, New York; no charge unloss uursd;
hours 70 v sundays ineludedi beat advice free.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-27
QutcrifauiShcS||.

2elte, bic bier in gtmerita lebcn
uno mObnen, ioUten ii6 Dor Dem MiB=
brNub bitten, Der bisneilen nit benz
8prte oameritanii6" 0emobt miro,
inoem oieies Qleidbeoeuteno nit allies
mas i6Iedt it,, 9ebrau6t miro. Die
Ter 6ebler miro in Dem 9trtitel an
anoerer SteIe 9erii9t, Der ben 9itel
amerltanii6" trd9t.
@noererisits ioll man ii6 abpr ou6
oaOOr bitten, allies mas .umerltanii6"
1T, als oSOeal Oles @utcn" gu i6il.
bern, ulO man iOQ ben Nmeritanern
feline 9uten Gi0eni6aften 5ui6reiben,
bic lie ni6t baben. 9ieier Seu6e=
lei reiBt Serr @. s.. Sborne, II q e.
bOrener Nmeritaner. Die
M0ste ob. Snpon banbeIt Der @rtitel
an Onoerer Stele: Gin Sampfer fir
ameritanii6e Prabler."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-27

Seobu9tun9? Se6r piele tatboIii6e
Gltern bNben itr bic 3utun
tDrer Sinoer, iOb0lo lie q es
) tpun9en Iino an bieIe 81 Oenten.
oaS eiie SouptSiel i'm Nuge: Wanu
uno ME tDnuen mir BEN
Sungen am i1nell ten 0cln
hrroirnrn madIrn! limb oaber t6mmt
es, Dap 10 man6er, bo6tNlentirte, itt=
tenreine, fromme, tntDOliI6e &nobe.
Delcn 9eiIti9e Nnl00en Die S9iueltern
llno oas peitIebenoe Ilge oes Sell
IOrQers ertannt baber, in Die 6abrit
Wanoern muB, Oosr iOnitwo I'M &C.
triebe zines 8eibdftes Die treibenOen
Seine 81 einem ieelenciIrigen, miiroi=
gen uno p0br9Nit QebilOeten Prieiter=
Ieben erItidt. 9Os lit bic GrSd6s
lung tpie BON tat6oli den
@lteru ielbi, aus 0dnbs
Ii d hummer @rlniubt, Der
eocle Yrieiterberuf in 10 monder jur=
gen Seele bon 8ater OOer Wutter Is
~ liz q muroc.
g8ie fam es beiier tperoen? Girs
fad oUr0 einen ern fereuta=
tboli6en Self in BEN j o.
III ilien. SNben iceleneiiriGe. 9elos
Uero6tenoe, wirtli6e Sseliorger oieicn
einmal in Die T0milien ibrer 8emeinoe
9ebra6t, oonn miro 8Ott au6 bic
8nOoe beg PrieIterItunoes in oieIen
6amiIlen pertbeilen, u,lo tuern eiurnal
Die SoOt D~itroi9er, tutboliI6er 9rie=
fer unter ben &otboIiten crtebt, oann
tpiro Die @irtun9 oes bl. 8eiItss Ii9
tbOtIG6Ii6 uuo UOrtli6 erfiiuen: .oas
NnQeIi6t Der groe miro erneUert
weroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-27
Sobn SnQ'S Bath att oca ocut.
fdtcn Wt6cI.

Sn ben 9apieren oes l6pa'
Acknowledgement Srieorif
yin, Der Die nunmebri0e 9epaltiQt
Gntmiflnn9 Der oeuti6en Snouitrie an,
bobnte, bat man jeBt bas iol9enos 8e,
ol9t6en aefunoen, oas 81 Qnfang De,
pierslger Sabre entltano uno iatprii6,
propbetild Die jebi9e oeutibe Snou.
ltrie uno Sanoelsihifiabrt porausiab
S6lais, mein 8inb6eu, i6lai' elm.
Sabrlten, meill SerS6en, lap ieiul
uuo Veleu rno gumpen ulio Steiu
Sanf' i'd III Uten9' bel Dir ein.
Sblafe, mein 6inb6eu, i6laf piel,
uno i3uder bic Oteu9' aus gro;il
Vrin9t Aberoeen Cir, uro meir geef
@el6meib' Seiner Gimme gar piel.
llrO ,pirit Oh mein Ginb6en uibt mad,
llto fiiblit Oh Gid nimpel NIB i6wa6,
: 10 ibreie nt6t gSebe uuo ad,
Gel Ireunoli6 ulo iroblid, uno lad!
llno pirit Oh emit 9roB, o 70 9eb',
Sd beI6wOre Old, niemolS 3ur gee,
s3ur gee llt'S 10 9raulig, berrieb,
Va mtro Dir 10 wino ulo 10 peb.
gerlaiie bod niemalS ben Strano,
YIlau; On bort nit ileiBi9er 6ano
Eortonelu III Gernem Sano
RIbr' Old ebrll9 unb reolib am Qanb.
Sriebri9 eli f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-27
Gtnige Wittbcilmngen betrcf:
fCno Den ncuermammtet,,
pertorbcncm Sii6pf
Butler.

Der Heueruanute Bii6Of Der
OtOjele 0oucoroia III RuniQS, Rt.
Hep. Or. &bab. :. Sutler Don Gbtcogo,
mel6er pom cardinal SdtoIli in 9tom Qes
melbt Iueroeu lOllte, III bort am Is. oS., aIio
lat am Sorabello letller Gouiecrotiou, pl0ps
LID 9eltorbeu. Gr mar III ,Nrlau0 Qebos
rell, UOlenoete leine Stubieu i'm Soue9 Der
propaganda i'll Rom NIB fam AMI lSeronlais
lung oes na6mnligeu gii6oiS DtCWtuleu,
ieltes Ntttl6lllers, na6 Chicago, puroe bier
Nrotei0r am ct. Wtarp'S Semruar, inter
&il6of 0ug9on 6anjler uub SecretGr, uno
inu9irte i'm &iir9ertrie9 oils Selocaplan Der
trtl6en ,Utulllgan Grigobe". Selt lance
rel ,Nabren mar er Efarrer Der ct. Sobn's
Gemetnoe III Gbtcago. DIE 3eitunqeu rib
men tbm eiue prG6tige Gimme llub glon;.
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