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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28
EQUALITY or SEXES.

,"The question Of equality In brain
power, In physique, in passions, in
appetites, Is not logically to be made
the basis Of argument either for OF
against woman suffrage. WOman's
powers are the complement Of mems,
aud are as essential as mems in Sc
curing perfect harmony in human
work. The unity Of male and fe-
male elements in Character is an es.
sential to progress and the harmony
in the state as it is in the.
The interests OF the race are 80
co-equal, and this sex question should
be eliminated. There Is no need Of
special exhibit for either man or
woman. The time IL approaching
when the question discussed will not
be woman in politics, nor man in
politics, but the individual in poll.
tics. The fact Is, Inconsistencies OF
sex Is essential to the best work OF
either man or woman"
The above is an excerpt from an
article in a recent issue Of the Wo-
mans Journal, entitled "Women
In Utah Politics." Continuing, this
writer says: 'IIere in Utah, the
question as to the equality of the
sexes, is not often raised. We be.
lieve that it should never be raised,
that the question OF woman suffrage
should be settled entirely indie.
pendcntly OF any abstract discussions
concerning woman's equality with
man."
That this is an age of free thought
and individual liberty, none will
gainsay. The right to vote, is the
supreme and practical test OF indi-
vidual fitness, as interpreted by law.
for individual liberty. Would the
specialization Of u woman's opinions.
into Il practical ballot. be an agency
for good or for evil? II for evil, then
even her preSenrc strictcd conditions
eventually destroy the moral
and social systems Of of the world:
If for good, then all men should
the Owning of a day that
sees her clothed in the garb of indi.
vidual liberty and unrestricted citi.
Zenslip.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

Russell A. Alger. the canned secre-
tary OF war, who by uncontrodicted
testimony was proven as spoiled or
unit for use has at last been dumpted
on Pingree's pototo patch as 4 festi-
lizer for the next Michigan crop.
Mr.. Elehn Root Of New x9rk has
been appointed by President McKin-
ley 10 his place. We trust that this
Root has Il hold in the hearts of the
american people for the life of the
plant and does not live through the
food Of Ilannallism or McKinleyisnI.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

The killing Of the five Italian da.
goes OF Tallulah by the infurated
citizens Of tbs parish for the shoot.
ing Of one, Il Doctor Hodge, Il citizen
Of Tallulah is beginning, from the
facts in the case. to show up a bold
aud d~enounccable outrage. The form.
ing Of a plot to kill the doctor is not
believed by many, AS the physician
himself claims to have shot down n
OF the Lcfattos and was standing
with his foot on him, holding him
down to shoot him again when his
brother fired at him with Il gun from
the store. II such is true the men
who committed the deed of taking
the life Of five innocent men, should
be brought before the bar OF Justice
and ii convicted, given IL sentence
that will stand as Il warning to
who for Lotoris y or revenge
VIII through the power of mobs take
the life of Their fellowman,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

]. NJ. Liddcll, II major in the late
5th Immune regiment. has received a
captain. commission in one Of the
c regiments ordered to the Plilip.
pines, and will leave for there at once.
We regret to hear Of his going to the
Island, but when he lands, the Amer.
lean iorceS will have no Drawer man,
TOR u company, a truer or more fear
less captain than J. NJ. Liddcll.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28
the GOVERNORS RACE.

The race for governor in Mississip.
pi Is between six Of her truest and
ablest citizens, either OF mhom. it |.
claimed. will do the Office justice and
be an honor to the state. Our choice
OF the number Is James X. Varda.
man, the youngest as well as the
most o%utspoken OF the six. Gu,
reasons for supporting him over the
others, have been stated to the read.
ers In Il former issue, but while We
have, and will continue to support
Mr.. Nardaman's nomination. still VIC
have never yet e e anything in the
life or race Of the other five that
would cause US to say anything
against them as men Or their election.
Us governor.
With the vote instructed, Judge
Longino leads the balance Of his op.
ponents, but as there has already
been 53 counties taken action on this
matter out Of the total Is, represent.
Ing on the whole 1872 votes, Of which
l2O are instructed and - not In.
structed. The majority OF the unin.
structed vote Is acknowledged to be
largely in the majority against Judge
LOnginO and in favor Of the other
five.
1t is claimed, though by the friends
OF Judge Longino, that being backed
by the governor, the uninstructed
vote can he mustered 10 his suppnrt
In case Of their necessity in securing
his nomination. Judging from the
~dlsh"norable manner OF carrying on
some OF the county primaries, we
look Tor convention that will 90
down in history as the democratic
swapping nvention0t 1889.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

The illustrated Midsummer edition
of the Jackson Evening News. her.
aiding the duwn Of %,Iack>nn'> pros.
peri,y. rearhed uur desk Thursday.
While We did not have time to aXaul-
inc il carefully. still the presentment
IL made aud tie matter it contained
struck W. at ONcr as being Il credit to
the canjtnl aud an honor to those VINO
had the work il! charge. The News
il Il gW"d paper HnG we wish It long
ife and prosperity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

Hon John Cameron, Of Madison
county, and one Of the best known
men in the state. died at his home
last Tuesday. Few men possessed
noblcr and more manly qualities than
John Cameron, in truth. he was an
ideal ciliMn and his loss to the state
Is expressed on every hand.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

The Peace Conference has adjourn
ed, and still war goes merrily on in
the Philippines. Against the news
paper correspondents. Aguinaldo and
his followers, it is said, will join
Otis.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

Strikes are again becoming Il prom.
iGcnt factor in several large cities,
New York, Brooklyn, and Cleveland
the most serious in the last named
place. The strike is among the street
car employees, telegraph messengers
and news boys.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

The democrats Of Kentucky should
he like the democrats of Mississippi.
The directions 0n the senatorial bot
tie reads: "McLaurinac. One dose
Sufficient" So down she goes.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

cognition OF his value. it is no
Partially but simply the surviva
and utilization Of the tittest.
There is some little cause, perhaps
for their attitude Of resentment
They have given early manhood ant
subsequent years to The study Of th'
art Gt war. + has been their Specia
business to keep abreast Of the late>'
Improvements and appliances thai
pertain 10 that profession. Natur
ally, when IA man engaged in private
life has long been in the employ Of
certain corporation he looks for pro.
motion as a reward for faithful ser.
vice, when Il vacancy Is created.
The same rule would, apparently,
apply with public institutions, and
when an outsider Is given a place
OF honor over the heads Of those who
might be considered as members of
one vast family, there is a natural
feeling of disappointment and pro-
test.
On the other hand, there exist cir
cumstances which render it awk-
ward, II not impossible, to observe
the laws In public life which pre-.
vail in private life. While some OF
the best and most capable men in the
country are connected with our army,
it is true, nevertheless, that there
may be men more %eficlent and avail.
able in unauthorized ranks. When
Il man has manifested, beyond doubt,
an aptitude for II special line Of work
and a superiority over all Others in
that direction, there Is no reason why
prejudice or precedent should prevent
the president or those in authority
from availing themselves of his ser.
vices for the good Of the country.
Their doing SO is only Il tacit admis.
sion that the man for the place can
not be found In the regular army. II
this be true, the Officers who are in.
voluntarily ignored should have
enough respect for themselves and
patriotism for their country to be
unseltish 10 the matter. 1t Is doubt
less difficult to endure the spectacle
Of another securing a much coveted
prize, but no less so Is the acknow-
ledgment which every man makes to
himself every day that he has superb
0rs in certain fields OF accomplish
ments.
1t should be the duty Of the press
and the public to discourage all petty
and damaging rivalry between these
two factions. 1t creates discord at
home and produces Il false and dan
impression Of American insti-
buttons among the nations of other
cOntinents.-Ex.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

McLaurin has proven himself to be
An lmperialist by wanting to hold on
TO something that has cost him lots
of mOncy-Ottirc.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28
Gen. Joe Wheeler and daughtc
departed on the cath for Manila.

Admiral Dewey will reach New
Work by 'itc IT. Or'nNr" r,"nrv
one else, from What we can hear, viii
reach there tie same day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

McLaurin's large vote shows what
effect pie has on the people.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-28

New type, new presses and fresh in
turns ont, in skilled hands, excellent
work. This is what the Common
wealth has.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11
FIGHT NEAR MANILA.
Americas Troops sweep the InsurEssts
FraD, = space soHth ef Manila

Amsrissa Troops sweep IN. IsssrEssss
Frans space souih Of Manila
Manila,Juns TO- -A.daybreak force
OF $500 men under Generals Lawton.
Wheaton and Over-h.ns ad=anced from
San Pedro Macat. sweeping the country
between the bay of Manila and Bay
lake, south Of Manila BY noon the
country was cleaned almost 10 Parana-
cue The Americans lost two officers
killed and 81 soldiers wounded. The
rebels resisted desperately aud left 50
dead in the trenches. with many more
wounded left behind by the rebels in
retreat
The heat during the day was over
towering and there were many prostra-
tons Of American soldiers from that
cause.
General Lawton's force consisted Of
TWO baitalions each Of the Twenty .first
and Ninth infantry. six companies Of
Colorado volunteers and detachment
OF artillery. the Nevada cavalry under
General Wheaton and the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth infantry. Fourth caval-
ry and detachment Of light artillery
under General Overshine.
IL was scarcely dawn when the troops
IN long procession, wound mp the hill
side behind the American trenches and
formed skirmish line. Concealed in
the jungle In advance were the rebel out
posts who fired few shots before being
seen The opposing forces occupied two
ranges, crescent shaped. ON the hills
The artillery. Colorado infantry and
the Nevada cavalry swung around the
hilltop and opened the battle. The reb-
els made no response from the hills. and
the Colorado men cautiously advanced
In the thick grass until they were con-
tronied bya trench from which few
weak yolleys were opened A spirited
response followed this and a charge into
the trenches found them 10 be- deserted.
In the meantime. a part Of the
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth regiments
formed a skirmish line extending a mile
TO the right and supported by reserve
regiments, swept down the valley and
up the hillside towards another trench.
Approaching moiass seriously hampered
the Fourteenth. and the rebels taking
advantage, poured CALLING fire upon
them for 80 minutes The Fourteenth
were twice compelled % withdraw for
the purpose Of finding safe crossing in
the swamp. Finally trench iuiiladed
both TANKS and the rebels fed 10 the
woods sustaining a severe loss. General
Lawton then pushed the entire COM
maai south through the center Of the
isthmus, until two miles south II Par
anaque, when IL swung around aud
halted on account Of the heat During
the march Americans were FRUSTRATED
on all sides owing 10 the lack of water
aud exposure 10 sun The estimate il
~ per cent Of the roops We're exhausted.
The monitor Monadnock and three
other yessls shelled Paranaqne and the
rebels promptly evacuated the place
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11
Relic. to he Removed.

Chicago. June 10 The little log cabin
whore Lincoln spent his early days
In southern Illinois and Uncle Toms
Cabin. which i supposed to have been
the home Of the original Of Harriet
Beecher Stoves character in the great
antislayery novel Of that name. will
soon be transferred 20 Lincoln park.
The two relics which were a part 81 the
Worlds fair. and later have been doing
duty at the Libby prison. viii BE- turned
over TO the Lincoln park board by the
Libby Prison authorities. notice OF such
transfer having been given by the pres.
ldent Of the association The transfer
Is necessary as Libby prison Il being
demolished 10 make room for the coll,
scum building that will soon occupy the
Libby prison site on Wabash avenue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11
OTIS AND scHURMAN.
They Differ a. to Negotiations Of Peace
In the Philippines.

." Wv ihififihess
Washington. June 10 1t l. denied
that PresSTht schurman has forwarded
his resignation 10 the president or con-
templates doing 50. 50 far a. his dis
patches indicate, but IL is admitted that
there is difference Of opinion between
him aud General Otis.
President Schurman believes diplo-
macy should be coupled with force. Gen.
Otis thinks diplomacy should be used
when force has triumphed.
But in the instructions given TO Presi-
dent Schurman and his associates before
they sailed tor Manila they were par
ticularly cautioned against interfering
with military operations Their work.
they were told. was TO supplement the
military operations and not 10 interfere
with them. They have carried out
these instructions and will continue 10
do 50. The views Of the commissioners
showing their unanimous belief that
military operations must continue, have
impressed the president. and in line with
their recommendations he cabled 20
General Otis 20 continue hostilities and
TO President Schurman 10 neglect no op.
poriunity 10 educate the natives a. 10
the friendly purposes Of this govern.
ment The cablegrams received from
General Otis and other members Of the
commission do not show that they arc
disturbed by Mr.. schurman's course.
IL is understood that General Otis i
for another aggressive expedi.
ton similar 10 that recently conducted
against the insurgents at Antipolo and
Morong
The rumor is current here that Gen.
Miles asked the president to send him
10 the Philippines. but the commanding
general denied the story.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11

Mrs. Dobbs and Misc Crest Of Groe,.
beck are visiting Col and Mrs. l.. l..
Foster. =
Miss Calhoun : Madisonville. and
Miss Kyle Of San Marcos, are guests Of
Prof. and Mrs. J. II. Connell.
Miss Tilson OF 1exarkana, sister Of
Prof ?. $. Tilson. I, the guest Of Prof.
and Mrs. II. II. Harrington.
Miss Gillespie Of San Antonio. and
Misses Carrie and Ruby MeIgaard OF
BrazoriA are guests Of DR.. aud Mrs. A.
@. Gillespie.
Miss Gale Of New Braunsfels. is AZ.
tending commencement az The guest OF
Prof. aud Mrs. +. 4. Giesecke.
Miss Philpott Of Laredo, is visiting
her brother, W. b. Philpoti.
Miss Katie Hin Of Hampstead, IL the
guest OF Miss sbisa.
Miss whisenant Of Kyle, is visiting
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Banks.
Misses Clara and Emily White and
Miss Cassiday Of Waco, are the guests
Of Col. and Mrs. J. q. Harrison.
Mrs. NJ. J. sierns Of Houston, is the
guest Of the College.
Among the members Of the Alumni
who have already arrived are A. NJ.
Ferguson, class '9l, from Bolton; o.
knolle, class 81. from Industry; G. b.
Donaldson. class - from Kyle.
~ sacred concert will be given by The
College band this afternoon from S 30
to $50, which the public is cordially in.
vitsd 10 att md.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11

Miss Arrie Cole arrived yesterday
from Virginia where she has been AT
tendinRs Hollins Institute.
wANTED-s3,OOO Brazos county
scrip. viii pay % cents on the dolla r.
Apply TO DR.. r. II. Harrison. jull
Henry Freeman offers his services 10
the public for putting down or turning
mating. cleaning harness, etc. I72
Miss Agnes Horlock Of Navasota, and
Miss Minnie Ludlow Of San Antonio
are visiting Miss Marie Nisirot.
~
Jerry Randolph il here en- route home
to Madisonville from Austin. where he
has been attending the state University.
Call at win X. Thomas and get one
Of those nobby ties TO wear commence.
ment. All the latest fads shown. l6s
Mrs. Knox Howard, Misses Mary Lou
Thomas and Allie Ashford Of Nayasota.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Johns.
ton.
Mrs. Zenatti and daughters and Miss
Florence Tucker left yesterday for a
visit b Ennis, kaufman. Corsieana aud
Terrell
Y For accident and life insurance either
ia lodge. % straight lie companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells flour, rice and
coffee. n
LOSr--In Bryan Saturday a purse
containing 5000 In ten and twenty dol.
lar bills. Liberal reward for return to
ID. q. Emerson. loo
Miss Matte watkins and Miss Carrie
Henderson arrived yesterday from Aus,
tin, where the former has been attend
ing the State University.
Just received for the commencement
trade the largest and most beautiful line
Of flowing end ties, club ties, crash ami
straw hats at viii X. Thomas. l7l \
viii Saunders ami Frank Myers re.
turned yesterday from Bedford City,
Va, where they have been attending
'Randolph.Macon academy.
Miss Ward Il Marlin. Miss Anita
Hunter Of FL. Worth, Miss Alma Dick.
erson Of Paris, and Miss Daisy Asiin Of
Mumford, are guests Of MIR. and Mrs. u.
5. Parker.
An entertainment was given Tuesday
night at Miss Pansie Cannon's. in hon.
oS Of Miss Maude Nicol. Of Bryan, who
is visiting Misses verta and Verna
Reed. A large crowd attended and a
very pleasant evening was spent
Hearne Advocate.
Dr. II. T. Coulter will leave today for
Rockdale where he will engage In the
praotic Of medicine. The people Of
Rockdale will find Dr. Coulter highly
educated and thoroughly equipped for
his work. lie was raised in Bryan and
enjoys the esteem ane confidence Of the
people Of this community. DR.. Coulter
Ia graduate OF the A. and NJ. College
and Of Bellevue hospital college Of New
York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11
LOCAL NEWS.

- J. II. Heron returned home to Bel.
ton yesterday.
b Carr Jr. returned from Lamps.
as yesterday.
LII. Cook was here from Steep Hol-
low yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at,he
Exposition saloon. 1907
Miss wilmar Ford Of Morgan, is the
guest Of Miss Lima Cox.
Z Mrs. l.. l.. McInnis and Mrs. 7. h.
Graham are visiting in Austin.
Mrs Lille Chance aud children left
yesterday for visit 10 HiIlsboro.
Mlss Ruth Proctor Of Groesbeeck, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Leman.
Caldwell has the pretiiesi line Of vel.
ding presents to be found in the city, 20
Mics Annie Cook Of Hearne. ia the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Cochran.
I Prof. J. T. Niece, Mr. Roe and 9th,
ers were here from Cottonwood yester.
day.
Miss. IrmA Chinski Of Navasota, IL
the guest ofMr. and Mrs. J. W. Coul.
ter.
Smoke General Arthur cIgars-best
on earth-sold st the Exposition "a.
loon. liltf
Capt. Bob Hudspeth Of Cottonwood
called on The Eagle while in town yes.
terdAy.
FOR RENT-Five room cottage in
northern part Of town. Apply to Sid
Rhodes. III
~. Eugene Long and family Of
Iiouson are visiting Mr. and Mrs. b.
+. liggs
For Sale-The Bryan Brick Cotton
Ware House. See or address J. T
Hines. lis
Pickles and preserves, all kinds. in
bottles, just received at John d. Mike's.
These goods are fine. ll6tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-11
mig strike In Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., June 10 "A strike has
been declared by the employees Of the
big consolidated street railway compa-
MES This ties the immense system up
completely.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
: Der bis babin nit 8. @albriooe

- Der bis bahin nit 6. Malbriose
i'm SarbierSeiddit sswsisne 6err
Sobn Foutius bat iih SeiddItli6 nit
ieinem Shpa9er Sos. S%ellenoorI
pel6er cine S~ooaiabrit in Setrieb
bat, perbunoen. Serr GenenoprI
Miro Die Standardization belorsen,
pdbreno Serr Tontius ooS Gel6d'l
mad IuBen pertreten wirp.
- Ser in Der empire Sruucrei pes
lo,rrn &al. uoermaun ain Sraumeiz
tier an0eiteute herr NuGult Hnupp err
belt Sonnerltns aus Stwadbeim III
9Siirttember0 Die Nahriht, oaB IA
lelblt lein %ater I'M alter Don y Sab
rem baS .3eitlite gelegnct babe. Der
Ser torbeus mar in lener SrtlboTt 80
Sabre lang Vsbrer, uno nod einlse
Gage Dor Ieiuem Sooe unterrlbte,e er,
Indictment in gutter @elunobeit, nit
Der sewobnten Serlistreue uno Siebe
Der Suseno. SaB Der &eritorbene
lid namentli6 I'M eebrertreiie SroBer
adtuns 81 e%rireuen bate, bewi.S Der
llnitano, paB iid 81 peiien Seerois
Suns 50 Sebrer ejnseiunoen batten,
uno paB Die S~beilnabme an oerl elben
cine 10 sroBe mar, wie lie ME uorber
in S6patbeim wabrsenommeu wurs
De. llnierem Nreunoe Gnupp souen
mir hermit unler uuIridti9eS Seileio.
@eitlit pom neuen @reat Norz
tbern Sabnbofe waren oielcr Sage
Snsenieure iener Sabn9elelldaIt nit
%ermeilen oeS SerrainS ;pilhcn Dem
SausNurt uno BEN SeSenwdrtisen
S&aite Tart Chops beldditi9t. Die
Ter umltano legt Die %ermutbunS nabe,
oaB Die Ct. Eaul Gar Chops mad
st. 6louo perfect meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
.

6o6w tier SiiAoi Sro6ec tebrt
Wtontdg pom Ct. Ndul, 100 er in De-
Ct A8nes Stride t~u9suorber gegel
200 Ferlonen oa9 bl. Satrument oel
Nirmung ipenoete, mad Ct. Gleuo III
rid.
Sn Der pom botm. 0errn III
Nalter %paltorlrten ser; Seiu @iemein:
Dc 81 Yittle NallS wiro oaS 40itilnoi.
&c "ebet njdt, luie leBte l&ohe be.
rltjtet. am 49,, lonoern am 26. Die:
les Utonats, Dem oarauHol9enoer
SOnnta9 Beginner.
Sn Der pom bodrp. 6erru ,Sobr
Srosan 9eleiteten Ct. Vatrido @e:
meinoe in Benton county miro NOR.
gen oas NatrOnoielt felerli6it began:
sen.-Iuh in Der pom botw, Nerrr
y. &lein 81 Wtelroie paitorlrten Ct.
Fatrits @emelnoe miro biele5 ,sei,
Sebubreno 9eieiert. Nbenos wi,o De,
bohw. Serr 81. Hebil Don Wlnne;
apoliS sum Selten Der @emeinoe einer
Gortra9 in 0oideuS NalIe balten.
= Nm Sreitas in ndhiter @odt
piro in Nlbanp oas EutrouSfelt, bas
Selt Der lieben Sdmersen Waria, il
feierli6er @eile ~be9ansen.
Sn liiusiter .3eit bat lid bic an:
Sabl Der Sinoer, wel6e Die ct. Ilops
Fiarriduls Der Ser; Seiu @emeinc,
in Sittle Sails beiuten, I'M 80 per
mebrt es limb iest sesen 800 Sin.
Der, welde unter Der itrensen Nufiid
oes bodw. Tiarrers III. Halter uni
inter Der umiihtisen anleitunS Der oil
gsbrerinnen BORT anseitsllten ebrp
observation-disclosures iiir ibr ipdtere'
Qeben beranssbiloet werpen.
\ Bel Der +0itinoisen anba6t, bi
uersansenen Somtas, Wontas uni
Sienitus, ben II. 10. uno IA. Die
les WtonatS, in Der 81. Isnes @e
meinoe 81 Hoscoe absebalten luuroe
balfen Dem bofw. SrtspIarrer, !
Wartin, 3. z D, oellen Sroens
briioer, Die bpdw. 7. =. Gbuaro DO
Ct. Wartin unb Sipelis uon Rid
mono, aui Ser &un,el uno ia geidt
ituble aus. Vie Stride wuroe nab
renp Der @naoenSeit fleiBis pon an
odhti9en beludt.
4 Die Nrbsit i'm Snneren Der neue,
ct. Soniiusius Stride 81 Wfelroleii ut .
Contractor Gidmono in lester Mot)
mieoer aui9encmmen worOsn. 6ochp
Fiarrer 9. &i6ter bolt, an bodbl
Slterieite ben eriten ieisrii6en @ot
tesoienlt in Der neuen pra6tuolle
Stride balten III fonnen.