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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-10
PREACHING IN rHE SOUTH.
Success Achieved by the Elders
Through Faith Accompanied by
Fasting and Prayer.

The following communication was re-
Gently received from Elder !, G. Kimball
for publication in the News.
Having received letters written by
several Elders laboring in the Southern
States Mission. from + der Elias S. KIM
ball, who is presiding over said mission,
ii is desired that portions OF said Letters
be made public, the object being TO
show Latter-day Saints that the faith
enjoyed by the ancient Saints and by
Elders OF the Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints still exists, and what
can be accomplished by fasting and
prayer; second, that friends can be made
for Elders who travel without purse or
scrip; third, that the words OF the Proph-
et MILFORD Woodruff are fulfilled, viz.
that the bitterness and hatred is being
taken out OF the hearts OF the children
OF men; fourth, that young men are
teaching the Latter-day Sain S the value
of following the counsel and being
obedient to those placed over them to
preside.
In the spring OF 1891, Elder Elias S.
Kimball succeeded me as president of
the Southern States mission. | accom-
panied Elder Kimball to Chattanooga to
give him all information connected
with the mission. On reaching
Chattanooga received a telegram
that Elders Beecher and Camp
bell had been arrested, while endeavor-
ing to preach the Gospel in the city Of
Birmingham, Alabama, and placed in
Jail. 1t seems the CITY had passed an OF
dinance that punished people for asking
for food and shelter. All arrangements
were made for Elder Elias Kimball to go
at once to Birmingham, secure a good
attorney and test the matter.
No sooner had these arrangements
been made, than word came to us that
the Elders had secured money sufficient
TO pay their fines, and were released.
desire 10 now show how the people
and city ordinances have changed
through the soitening influence OF the
Holy Ghost, as well as the mighty faith
exhibited by the young Elders.
Elder Albert Mathtson, PRECEDENT of
the North Alabama conference, writes
10 Elder Kimball from Birmingham. as
follows:
Elders Haight, Wride and myself are
here. We tried without success to Sc
cure hall or public place in which to
hold meetings. However, we are thank
ful that the streets are at our disposal.
Good use is being made oi the stteets,
for we hold two and thee meetings
every day. Agreat many gather around
us at our meetings and pay strict atten.
lion to what is said. Intelligent men,
10th young, and old have at the close
of our services clasped our hands firmly,
and tears run down their faces. Thsy
tell us such words are sem stimes spoktr
by men OF years, but never by beardeis
bots We have be n received very fay.
orably at every house We have called. 1t
has been our pleasure 10 have extended
conversations with many families and
hod meetings with them. Birmingham
NAV be wicked to some extent, yet we
find many honest. charitable and goo
people. The schooling that Elders
Haight and Nride are RECEIVING might
well be snvied by any young man in
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May oh, 1897.
To the Editor
" e have been lab rim in this coun y
fol- the past fsu5 months, having arrived
here on January 27th 1897. We are
pleased u ate tina r.ug is time our
labor have been OF much 10y aud salts
aclioo. havi1g I oroughiy clnvassed he
eoun y from house to house. leaving with
the inilies small tract and explaining
TO them the G. spsl from a Mormon
Standpoint, w1ich !, in accordln y win
the Biole. By so dong, being aided by
the Spirit Of God, we hava been able 10
remove much prejudice and make many
good warm irienos. We are seldom re-
ed school houses to preach in. and
&c era ly have large co gregations
Many come through curiosi y, exp.c ing
to hear some ne q doctrines out they are
much surprised TO hear The same Gospel
which was o1ce delivered 10 the Saints
and often tell us, "l her1 more scriu-
ture in that enc rnon Than have for
years. You explain the scriptures to my
und srslanding, and have given me more
light on the principles e lhe Gospel than
ever had before"
We tell them the reaso for this is that
we do not privately interpre; and spirit
ualize the scripture,(as some people do, J
but we pr ached it in it's literal sense,
taking it for just what it says
This kind OF preaching being accom-
panied by the Spirit oil God, t1e seas
tall on good gloand, germida e. lake
root and bear fruit. And thus the Cos
pei becomes the power Of God unto sal
walton to every one that believes and
obeys
We met our worthy president, jasper
L. Hart anu his com ianion at small
pace called Milligau on the I2tn of this
mon h. They remained with Us few
days, during which tim. we he'd some
interesting me ings as a result of which
four homes. souls we e baptized IN the
told oil Christ A meeting was then
called and the duties q true Latter
day Sa mt were taught those who had
been baptized. They w,re then con-
irmed by t1e laying on OF hands and
the LORDS Supper was administered
Our hearts did rejoice with those that
gladly received the word. On the FOL-
lowing daI ourpiesident and companion
babe us all ad Ell, and journeyed on to
Washington county, where they expect
ed to meet with number OF Elders,
duh w SNiic more Ddl LiilS
Wespent a lev days witt our friends
and new c .nverts no din < meetings, etc
which proved 10 be time Of rejoicing
together. Before leaving our friends a
large dinner was prepared by one OF the
sisters Sarah Perkins, to which friends,
neighbors and ourselves were invited.
The dav was soon far spent and the
time arrived that we must leave our
friends and converts. So all & therei
into the patlot where we sang, prayed
and went on our way rejoicing.
We are pleased to st tie TINT we are
enjoying good health, and rejoice in the
work OF God while preaching the Cos
pei of Christ TO our fellow man. and
thank him with praises unceasing for
the bless ngs we enjoy. We are always
pleased to received the paper, and We
do take pleasure in perusing its inter
esting pages. All iiiends are invited to
write to us. w. II CARTER,
A. SwENsoN.
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PREACHING IN MARYLAND.
Elders Visit au Aged Gcnti, man who
Joined tho church 5s Years
AGO.

ROCKVILLE, Maryland, June, 1897.
To the Editor:
We herewith present you with list OF
the names and addresses Of the Elders
laboung in the Maryland conference; and
from last reports, they are all enjoying
good health and the Spirit of the Lord
and are bravely struggling to present the
Gospel OF Christ TO the people in its full
ness. We held our conference on the
22nd and 23d OF May, in the Odd Eel.
lows hall at Rockville, Maryland, and
partook of spiritual feast, President
l.. A Kelsch. of The Northern States
mission, and President A, p Kesler, OF
the Eastern States mission, met with us,
and the conf renee was transferred to
the Eastern otates's mission.
AT the close of the last session, Sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-10

WESTMINSTER, Carroll Co., Indiana,
June 2rst, 1897.
To tho Editor:
As it has been some time since had
the privilege OF seeing anything from
this part in the News /, thought a few
lines would not be amiss | lett my
home at Mill Creek, September 9oih,
1896, my call being In the Northern
States; left Salt Lake CITY in the even
ing in company with Elder David M.
Guest; arrived at Kansas City on the
evening OF October 2ld; stayed over
there one day, which was partly spent in
lncep ndeuce on the TEMPLE lot, and
the other part in Kansss City, going
through the slaughter house and heI
places, which were very interesting. |
arrived al my field OF labor in Allegheny
county, Indiana, at ,;zo a. m. on The 7th;
found several a the Elders theie who
were on the same eyrand as myself.
got for a companion + der A NJ.
Palmer from Taylorsyile. We were
sent a short distance to organic. a
branch OF the Church, and thea TO 70 to
Westminster, Carroll county. We ar
rived there October goth, and started
giving out tracts. We travelled together
seven months, and | can say that
pr jldice is wearing away 10 great ex-
tent. Our conference was held in Mont
gomeTy county in very q1iet little
t,wn, where we met with the rest OF the
Elders laboring IN this conference and
cur pfesd n, Brother l. \. Kelsch whom
we are sorry to lose, out as We were
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a-' HUDDART FLORAL co.
tsuceessors to Mr.. John Rsudins.)

ga f. Scconu south street. Phone NJ
euVo choice towering plants lo. GOO choice nan.
res uhlsies, etc., shade and fruit treeo, iona.
W. eAulnoWer. cabbage. strawberry plants.
eheapett fresh cut flowers ana funeral designs
Va the city Visitors welcome
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changed over to the Eastern States mis-
sion we welcome our new pres dent.
Twas sent back into Carroll county
alone. On the Alh of this month my
companion arrive and we I'll d 10 get a
place to hold meetings IN, but the min
ii,e's woul not let Us have their
churches and we could not get hall
without money, and tie m tyor would
not al oxus tn. street, so we could "
hold a meeting 10 WeslminIs er. but we
went through and gave uacts 10 those
who would accept Of them.
We are well and e wing our labors
very much, explaning the G ospsl when
ever " & 4 the opportdnity, Your we =
com p per is ne ID " III Interest. We
send & eeti g to a . GU lii.nd at home
and aDfoid
GEORGE NJ WHirz
SAMUEL ). FLORENCE.
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ton and pain In the heart, terrible pain in
my right side just under she ribs terrible
headaches all the time bearing down
sensation distressed feeling In my stom.
ach all the time could hardly eat anything
and ii looked Us il I would starvc All The
time | would take such weak trembling
spells, and It seemed as if I could not stand
it. There were six doctors treating me
when commenced taking your medicine.
! had lost all hope and gone to my fathers
10 die, ] commenced taking Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and his Fa-
yorile Prescription together, and took
them regularly until | felt as ii life was
worth living again.
weigh more than have weighed for
ter years. My friends say that look better
than they ever saw me. The first two hot.
tlel did me more good than all the medicine
had taken Ny stomach has never hurt
me since can eat anything want and as
much as want II you want to use this in
favor of your medicine, am a living wit
mess to testify TO II, and will to anybody
who wants TO know further Of my case"
NeIZo-Kco S1ra1A
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Gladness Comes

\1iith better understanding OF the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eli
forts-gentlc cfforts-ploasant Efforts
rightly directed, There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms OF
sickness are not dud to any actual dis
ease, hut simply to n constipated condi-
ton OF the system, which the pleasant
family Laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. Tint is why IL l. the only
remedy with millionsof families, and "a
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that IL is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which il acts. 1t is therefore
all important. in order to ret its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase. that You have the gcnuinc arti.
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold By
all reputable druggists.
VI in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatiyes or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended TO the most skillful
physicians, hut if in need OF laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
wcll-informcd everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stnnds highest and is most largely
used andgi cs most general satisfaction.
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, 1894

Train No. . leaves Ogden Gas a. IN,
SAT- Lake $50 "a. M, arrive at Pueblo
200 a. M, Colorado Springs 7:l3 a. M,
Denver 9:3 a. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:35 p. M,
SAT- Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
9;ao p M, Colorado Springs $40 p. m.,
Denver 9;25 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull.
man sleepers on ali trains. Take the
u. q X. Il. and havea comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con.
tinent
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Continued on page elevenJ
THE STAR OF HOPE.

81 had lost all
hope and gone to
my fathers TO die, /"
said Mrs. NioLiR
EVANS, of Mound,
CoiJ'eH Co., Tcras.
&c gave birth to a
baby a year ago, the
Sth Of June last, y
he adds, land
seemed to do very
well for s OF o days,
and then l began to
feel very bad, my
feet began to swell,
my stomach was all
wrong and i seemed
to suffer with every
thing that could be
borne. Twas in bed
S months and there
was not a day that it
seemed I could live.
We had the best
d o ctors that our
country afforded. 1
was a skeleton.
Every one that saw
me thought that I
would never get
well had naip,t,-
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EVILS 9S p LIs

"
The itronge't and w,
ssf made. UnllEe oIher
I've, It being q fine pow
der aud packed ina ~
with removable hd, w
coLtents are alWpg
ready for nae. y wv
make the best Perfume.
Hard Soap IN 20 minute,
trRheut boiling. Ifisthe
b-., for cleansing wa"
pipes. disinfecting slnn'
closets; cleaning psinn.
bottles barrels; weshias
trees. and killing insees'
for engineers and ma
I inists' uses; for palntss
to remove oil. painls' 70
rrssA. EAiT NE'1. II
Gen'l Agents PhilA. IN
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sAaaAsslR[
Oregon Short Line
z-- RAILROAD,
Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City
Daily rs follows;
un effect March 10th. 1891,

Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City
Daily rs follows;
un effect March 10th. 1917
ARprvR.
From Chicago. Omaha, St Louis.
Kansas City, Denver. Park CITY
and cgden. ........;...; -, $40 Z? IN
fran cisco. Ogden and intern ed.
From san frsaciseo Cache; valley @ "
ogden and intermediate points,. 5i1b m
From Chicago Omaha, St. LOUIS,
Kansas CITY, Denver and Ogden $3.50 a m
rom Mercar. Tintic.' Provo. Ycp6ii '' "
ssnucto Valley and intermediate
Mixed train IL: terminus. Too.;:, ' "
nnd Garfield Beach. .....,..,,...... 4;3o p m
DEPART
For Chicago. Omaha, Denver, Kansas
City. 81 Louis. gden and Park
For san Franciscc, ogden, Cache w :"
valley anu intermediate points, $50 m
FOR Orurn ana inteins dilte points. a:CVp m
Fer Uhicago, umahp, Denver, Kansas
shy Ct Louis. Butte. Portland,
=, can rthhcisco. ...-.........., faop II
for ureka Mercur. Provo. Nephi
.ror Provo, ephi. Milford. Frisco and ~
tMincd train for '' CARRIED Beach. IVY -
iooele and Terminus............ $40 m
Trains south of Jusb run daily except sun
dav.
tDaily except sunday.
City Ticket once, 20i Main Street
Telephone No. Goa
The only line in correction with the Union
Pacific operating Through Pullman Palace
sleepers. Latest Imrroved Tourist sieepers.
fIce Reclining Chair Cars. Elegant Day
Coaches. b. Il. BURLkY,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent,
& W. fCCLEs.
Gep Trafiic Mgr.
w. ii BANCROFT,
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-05

rNeine S6ube gum .9Ottor" ibifen,
uno beinabe bate oieier lie t u d=
8el beIhld9en, Inn lie oauer9aft su
rtuben.
Der Is. Sept.-S ieIcn Woraen
bcgab iA mid nleoer uO1 benz lieben
SBt9; aud bier berri6te 9rOBe Meus
9ier, mid mieOer 81 ieben uno etmas
gtdberes ttber meine Reiie 81 b0rsn.
am yto6mitta9e 0ing ib nit in's &ar.
totelfelo. aber ni6t, nm bieielbeu
aus9raben gu belfen, ionoeru pielmebr
nm Su lebei, wie mar oas bier Su
Saroe tbut. SEPT gibbs wieoer biele
Sartoheliuppe, benin tie limb gut ge=
rntben; t0nnte i6 nur nod LANCE bier
bleiben, I'M nod piel oabon su ellen,
oenn oas 9ibt oife Baden uno rotbe,
9eiunbe 6arbe.
Der 10. Sept. - Seute Moroen
tudre es mir beinabe srgonoer, nie AM
erlten MOr9en bier; udmli6 um mid
etipas ausSuru6an, blieb i1 lie9eu, big
es CUR MeIie lGutete. YIN eriten Mor=
gen, e6e i'd auf mar, b6rte i'd Semano
orauben rufen: "SchWein eraus,
schwein eraus!" Soft, oo9te ib oas
mails, Die 2eute bier limb bod 9rob uuo
gemein, i6 oahte. ss isi fir mid ges
meint uno fir ale 9ieieni9sn, trel6e
nod I'M Bette paren. SD ma9te mid
iofOrt beraus, bod na6ber ertldrS man
mir, es lei Der Sobn oes S6meinebir=
ten Seneien, Der Die S9peine abbolen
lam.
IS bate bsute Worssn etpas Hart
gereanet, jeoO6 na6 Der hl. 0teIie
nabm ih ben ySram" nad Wonoorf
uno bon bier 9ina i1 ST. Sub bis na6
gsiern in @liaB-2 otbrin9en, UNI Srn.
NitOlaus Wintel, Yruoer meiner 8roB=
mutter, gu beiuden. SD blieb bier biz
am Na6mittaa. Mau fiibrte mid
oann mieosr mad ROnourf 3uriif, no
i6 nod eini9e geiu6e mubte uno ben
Setannten CAVIAR" (Au ~revoir) ia9te.
auf Dem &eae na6 SBig 3uriif, itis9
ib in llBingen aus, UNI ba5 &ir6lein
gu ieben. Ser pfarrer, Serr SUB, Der
eben elm neues Ntit9lieo in bic Stride
aufgenommsn bate, bat MID nit iu!s
Saus 81 9ebeu, UNI ieinsn g0sin gu
ibmeden. Gr ia9te, er bate 9eb6rt,
iA lei elm Imeritaner, uno oaber mar
er neu9ierig, aud einmal peri6nli6
etwas BON oieiem aelObten 2anoe gu
bOren. 4ls mir aus Der Stride traten,
bemertte ib 10 40 bis so tleine Ginoer,
pabriheinlid ale oes Sorfss, in elmer
&eihe UNI bic &irdtbiire iteben. ite ale
luarieten auf bic Patbin uno ben pa-
tbeni um 3ufer 81 beiommen. IS
mar idon etIuas ipdt. als ib na9 SBig
lam, mo man mid erwartete.
6ortiesuns tol9t.)
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6robher,oethum.
Ius Der Bauptitaot.

Grb9rpBber3o9 Wtlbelm
ais Sebensretter. Die ,IuQs=
burger potSeituna" pom 90. HOp. be-
rihtet: nglls ii6 9. 6. s.. Der CRIB
g~roBber5Og 8ilbelm bon Gursmbur9 in
Der GiBse9eno al Der baperlI6en 8rense
am %. Nop. auf Der 8emsia9o be-
fano, bDrte er nit ieinsn Sagsrn i'm
Sorbeiaeben IN Der Woislalpe cine
peiblide Stimme, bic Warienlieoer
lang. SoIort unteriu6te er bic 9llpe
uno fano BARN Elm gSsib libeno. in
balberfrorensm 3uitanoe. psl6e ere
tldrte, oab tie bleiben miiiie, nm auf
lemanoen Su tuarten, Der lie Ilher ab=
bolen iperoe. Der Grb9robber3og, Der
lbre 8eiitesumna6tune w%ubrnabm,
nabm bic unSlildlihe nit lih, per=
pfle9te lie gut. CAB ibr S6ube,
Striimpfe uno isinen Sa9orot uno
nod cine bilbi6e Summe &eiiegelo,
uno na6oem lie iib fart genus fiiblte,
mubte iein Sbsridger lie uad Sinter-
rib iiibren. Sofort lubte man Ndbes
res bon Der un9liiflideu 81 ~eriabren,
uno oa l~tellte es iih beraus, oaB Tie
Notbbur9a Softer beiBt uno bon SSiB,
einsm Yer9oorIe Oberintbals in Sirpl,
ltammt. SOn bort wrroe iie in bic
Sanoesirrenanitalt SaQ eebra9t, no
lie mabrideinli9 am Is. Nopsmber
ben unslifli6en 6lubtuerIu6 ma6te,
Der ibr leioer aud selang. Sic Ia9ts
ielblt bieriibcr, lie babe BON Mitta0eis
len elm Stlid Sroo uno swei bis orei
Silhl bel Settle 9ebrabt, UNI auf benz
g8e9e nlht 81 p%erbuu9eru. Mit bieien
peniaen Nabrungsmitteln beaab Tie lih
na6 ShwaS. ben Weulhen itets aus
petheno uno 9in9 10 bic 9anse Na6t
uno ben ud1Iten Saa, biz ss wisosr
ountel 9eporoen. Snfol9e allsugrOBer
Matti0teit blisb lie I'M Walos unter
einem Baum lie9en uno bate. 10 ia9te
lie, piel bon Sun9er uno Salte 81 lei-
ben. Dim nG6lten Sage 9in9 tie pis-
Der ueiter uno fam o Dbns bon Senano
9eieben woroen gu iein. abenos sur
WOielulpe. no lie blleb. tuie Tie ielblt
iGate, nm Dor Sun9er, Surlt uno Gdlte
81 lterben. Den aau5en N8s9 babe iie
nod Yeiebl bes NQerb0dIten MAIDEN
miilieu, oa lie beiiimmt isi. aae Gjeilter
in Der @slt 81 erlOisu. Natiirli9 tam
auf bic tele9rappiits 9lnsei9e ioiort
bon Sal Die Nahribt, baB lie iotort
abaeholt ueroe. g. g. Sobeit bat i'm
Ooliten Slime oes @ortss oieier lln=
9ludliden oas 9sben 9erettet, benn
no6 msnialihsm GrmeiIen bdtte iie in-
fOl9e Der SGlte e @rao H.) alsiu
ihon tsinen BAG mebr lsbsn t6nncn.
Sbre 6iiBe ltno gang erfrOreu uno Die
3eben i6tparSblau. 0e9eipdrti9 beiin-
bet lie li6 i'm SlOlterwirtbsbaus in
SinterriB in Der PfleSe Der menihen-
frsuuoliAen @irtbin Glf benz We9e
Der SeNerun9. Yer grbgroBber,oa
bat elm Nert Der dritlihen Yarmber=
Siateit 9etban, tuofiir ihm Der innislts
Sant uno Die aufrihtiae Sobabtun9
aller eoeloentenoen Weui6:n 9sbilbrt. "
ais am 3. DECEMBER Der Sne6t
bes SObntuti6srs SObann Sablsn mit-
tells 2anoauer bic Ssrribait S9asfsr
aus Der Sila SimOns 81 8asperider=
berg nah Der StaOt fabren wplte,
ruti6te bas Gubrrert in Golas pss
8latteiies. cine Strede bonn Sauis meg,
CUR Settle. Der Snedt, wel9er bonn
Bod iprang. nm bic Sutide gum Ste
ben 81 brin9en, fiel uuter oiele. pelde
9lsihSeitig umidlu9. Ger S~eoausrns-
wertbe brad bierour9 bas lints Ssin
am Sbsrl4sntsl.
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osnaem6urgi(des
Dereintete Staaten.

SOutb Ssnb, Sub, 80. Ses. 1896.
0ertbe Reoattioul
9aS bobe &eibno6tsfeIt mar bieies Sabr,
nod nrebr ais III iritbereu sSabreu, EN- 9roBe,
Srelloeltag fiir bic ct. Wariers @emeinos
III SoutG &euo., Sub. IS mar u3mlid all
bic fem Sage bic lrimi; oes Neopresbpters
Soiepb Wt. SUIT c. s. c., lanai ben gje.
melloemit9lieoern riibmlt6it b%etarut, pe9er
o~tterer grsbiilfe bel ieierli6en Gelegeibei
ten lito neil feline leibli9e Shmeiter, biz
ebrp. S6peiter Dt. Niba, idou ieit Sabrell
ais Sebreriu All Der ct. WarieusS 9ule
mirft.
Ginen idOuereu Gag bGtte man ni6t ma.
den tonnei fiIr bic Seierli6teit. Sie GIN:
ttt9e Wttterun9 brabte jablrei9e Sbeilueb'
nter Don ben alIoeren gjemeiuoen Der Stabt.
uno ge9en 10 ubr mar Die ct. Wtarieutir6s
pom elmer 9roben 8Oltsmenge unt9ebet, I'm
ben Yrtmi;ianten su ieben, ibu 81 be9lids
win'6en uno aud iber ibn @ottes rei6lter
SeSen 3I erHeben.
Ole Sereine Der @emeinoe, ct. Sobonnes.
8ereilI, Q. SoniiatiuSs Bereir uiib bic llni:
iornIirteu Ruter e. 6. o., 9iu9en benz 6le:
rms pom S6ulbaule III bic ieitli6 9el6miiitt
STRIDE porauS uuo inter ben irelIoi9en 50.
nen oes WtaSnificat ;og Der Qrimi;iaut III
bic STRIDE ein., nm @ott Sllnt eriter Ufale oas
ulbeIledte Spfer oeS leuen Snnoes b0r3u.
brIn9ell. an Der 6ommmnionbant an9e.
lor8t, belt ent weib9etleioetes Wdohen, be-
9leltet bon 8 anoeren, bic SreltS 6ran; uuo
SllImeu auf I~eioeneu 8iiien tri9el, cine gt=
lprabe al ben Neopresbgter, worauf baS
ieierli6e 9o6amt aniitg. Gelebrant mar
her bo6ip. SoIepb NR. SUIT c. s. C. Sbul
oiliitirteu als 8iafou uuo reip. als CUB
Tiatou bic bo9p. Or. 2tuneboru c.. S. c.,
nlo WR. Sapes; alliiten3s Yriefter mar Der
bp6m. 8ater q. Sobanues G. S. c., Yiar.
Ter Der @emeinoe uuo lau9iGbri9er Sreunb
oS Qrimi;iauten. Die Seitpreoi9t belt Hep.
Or. 9inleboru iiber bic g8irbe pes ErieiterS,
ieuIe i9wereu Yfi6teu urb bic enbli6e BE.
lobuuug fir bic trelIe Grfiilltng berlelber.
all6 perlieb Der bo6w. Seltreoner alSbrud
benz frommeu uuo inui9eu 98uni9e, oab
Sater SUN rebt piele Sabre i'm gaeinber9e
oes Serrlt Sur Gbre WotteS uno gum Seile
Der unlterbli6eu Seeleu mirfel moge. Ger
Sbcr, inter Der iGbi9en Seituug bes Serrr
Raul 6rueger bate aues auf9eboten, nm
bic Seier aud IN mliitalli9er SilIli9t Al
eiler wtiroi9eu gu MAIDEN.
guS Der bo9w. @rimiSiaut ;lim erIel,
Wtal, Der 9roben 3ub0reri6ait ieinen prize.
iterllbet Se9en ertbeilte, blreb fem glugt
trodel ltlo ilmbriinitiSe @ebete itis9sl gum
Silnruel empor fiir oos unbe9reuSte Seitli6e
NIB 9eiltltbe @obler9eben Oeiielbeu. Rad
Dem So6omte rpuroe oas r@roBer @ott mi,
loben did" wie nod ME ireubig unb be9ei:
itert pon Der ~ueriammelten @emeinoe 9eiun.
gen, als Saltiagul9 fir bic i6oue ullo er.
bebenoe 6eier. Radmitta9s INN 3 ubr cele.
bsirte Der bo6ip. Serr bic Sespel unter 2liit.
items mebrerer 6erret pom Rotrs Game, bic
9etomrnen mareII, I'M ibreH neuen bodJtp.
Wfitbrloer ibre iuui9iten @liidpiuide bar=
Sltbrin9eu, uuo nit benz S6reibsr bieier Get.
len rufel iie Serrn Suit eiu ireubi9sS unS
tnuiSes "Ad multos Amos" bu.
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