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Union Club Elects Governors.

At a meeting OF the Union Club last night the
following Board Of Governors was elected to
serve three years; William E.. Strong, Schuy-
Ter L.. Parsons. JOIN J. Townsend. John Mel.
Nash. Charles Coster. Thomas H. Barber.
George De Forest Grant and Robert P. Perkins.
constitution. proposed by Franklin Bartlett.
was adopted:
Regular members. upon being commits
stoned In the army or navy. may be transferred
to the army or navy list on application to the
Secretary" "
meeting last night about moving to some
point further uptown. but no action will be
taken until the regular meeting In June. when
officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
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o AFTER THEN.
Trivial Incident Causes a Murder and Pur.
suit OF q Negro Man and Woman.

Trivial Incident Causes a Murder and Pur.
suit of q Negro Man and Woman.
OLIVER. Ga. May 24.-Frank Evans OF Cam.
eron. ten miles from here. was shot and In
stantly killed yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
by Sam Perry. a negro. ]. B. Proctor was also
shot by Perry. and though he was alive tonight
IL is not expected he will survive until to-
morrow.
The tragedy was the result OF the alleged in.
science OF Perry's wife. who was cursine the
children OF Mr.. Proctor during the absence Of
Ws.r father. their mother being dead. Frank
Evans heard the insult to the children and
stepped up to stop IT.. As he did so Sam
Perry rushed out Of his house with q
revolver. and began shooting at Evans. WHO
fell, dead at the first shot; Proctor appeared
and was shot down. two bullets entering his
body. Thomas Lee, another citizen. who was
driving by. rushed toward the negro and was
also shot. but not seriously
Perry and his wife escaped. Mobs have been
organized at every station to search for them.
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CHRrsTIAy SCIENTISTS ARRESTED.
Also the Parents Of = Boy who Died while
Under Their Care.

-
Also the Parents Of y Boy who Died while
Under Their Care,
BUFFALO, May 24.-United States District
Attorney Emory T. Close has caused the arrest
OF George II. Kiuter and his wife Elizabeth on
a charge Of manslaushter. 1t is alleged that
they are responsible for the death Of Ralph
Lamont Saunders. the 7-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James c. Saunders. The boy, with
his parents. had been visiting at the homo Of
Capt. Sample OF the Thirteenth Regiment at
Fort Porter. He died there on Monday morn
ing OF pneumonia. The boy was attended by
Kinter and his wife. who are Christian Solen-
lists. A physician was not summoned until
after he was dead. The Coroner refused to
issue a death certificate. and as the child died
on q Government reservation the Investigation
of the cnse was turned over to the United
States authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Saunders. the parents
Of Ralph Lamont Saunders. were also arrested
this morning upon the order OF District Attor-
for the l,9I ehild''s dcstf' In not having Sssilsd q
physician 70 attend him. They were adnitted
to soa bail r II $3.50 5000 each %hr by C9%% ri sss Ho Robin.
ssassa '6 Ssl Essl Thst ei NJ s RsaasS%f NJ. h Rla ss%i is e
Lawyer Tanner, who appeared for M. and
Mrs; Ki It, ssy X that he IL also the attorney
Mr.. Close intends to make a. full exposure OF
Christian Science. or faith healing. its msthods;
extent svt Pta And r re- ini;, As there nI 81 is ms no n FsdSrsi
Mr.. Close can expect to secure an Indictment
only by proving neglect on the part Of the
d 6sreesS ah Which, sGs n IN conne efies', With he death cath
msnslapshter. As this child dad not
OF It's parents as well as the faith curlsts, 1t
rest e M; and MI; saunders t6is mornins;
that she tainted a little while later and was
excused from attendance.
Kinter and his wife. the professional h~ealers.
Branda aee's and p' Edwsrsd ,PsiH n MI. Tanner
admitted that he was a Christian Scientist. -.
The hearing to-day brought to the stand
Of the Thirteenth Infantry in the Cuban cam.
paign. Major Auman said that Capt. sample
Of the Thirteenth. who is on his way to Manila
S Shf1rfi $ ian s Sssr%shs' Il inv was sl At Mrs. SfnP ssm ps5s
house that young Saunders died. After much
medical testimony tending to establish clearly
S WSiIe sh the os Scientists Tas su Msrs treating trSm pRR im, Srs.
Sample was called. She. is a sister OF Mr..
Saunders. and Capt; sample and Mrs. Saunders
aed that she had no faith in mediclne because
she had lost two child en- treated by medical
science. while two other children. for whom
Christian Science. Capt. Samples lie. too. she
eau judge sso B Sssn sfts tq! a tR R%e' United States Com
finger about the hearing. as no criminal con-
duct could be disclosed or substantiated and
there was no Federal statute infringed by any
thing that had been testified to.
than Mr.. Brundage thought. and II was his
purpose to investigate the work Of Christian
to do so. The hearing then went over until to-
morrow.
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Plan for summsr.Sisht Concerts.

Lovers of orchestral music may be interested
to learn that the workers In the movement OF
lS05-96 to have summer-niRht concerts in the
great arena OF the Madison Square Garden, at
popular prices, are moving again. The plan
includes tho decoration Of the Garden with
green trees, after the German style. plenty OF
small tables for smoking and light refresh
ments, cool air. long intermisslons for prone
nading, and an orchestra under the leadership
OF Mir Franz Kalten born. a virtuoso who has
had his training equally In the orchestras OF the
classic Theodore Thomas and the romantic
Anton Seidl. The committee who, In 189o-e6,
succeeded In interesting so many musical and
social leaders In, the project have once again
taken up the work The admission, with seat
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DIM1Os

BATES.-Atl 10 South Elliott place, Brooklyn. on
May ~. Mrs. Mary 3. Bates, aged ~ years.
COOLEY.-At Mount Vernon. y. Y. Tuesday. May
20, Col. Alfred Cooley. aged 30 years.
Funeral Friday afternoon. May 20. at 2;t5. from
First N. T.. Church. corner 9Th av. and I'd st.,
Mount Vernon, y. Y. Interment. woodlAwn.
Carriages meet ? O'Clock train on New Haven
Railroad from Grand Central Station,
CRUSE.-In Brooklyn, May -. at his residence. 81
Sd place. Bernard Cruise. beloved husband Of
Mary F.. Gray,
Solemn requiem mass on Friday, 1OA. NJ, at 81.
Bernard'S Church. Rapelyca and Hicks sta. RelA-
tives and friends are respectfully invited IN at
tend,
MCCIOY.-S Suddenly on the gath inst. GirLel
HalsteAd McCloy, wife OF william G, McClIy,
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
THE KENsICO~ CEMETERY. --Pnvats stAtHh HaE
L lem Railroad: as minutes ride from tn GrAn4
Central Depot Once. 10 East AID 81
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syrian BANKERS SMUT VI.
Sheriff In Their Place and Customers Said
TO 10 Out 015, 900 to $50, 900.

George Forzley 4 Co.. the only bankers in
tho Syrian colony. which occupies the two OF
three blocks In Washington street near the
Battery. closed their doors on Monday after
noon aud the people OF the Syrian colony are
mourning the probable loss Of q large sum Of
their savings which had been intrustOd to the
house either for safek eepinR or for transmits
sion to Syria. This amount H. estimated al
Sl5.0O to 100000 and is divided into many
The firm 10 com posed OF George Forzley,
who lives at 500 Henry street. Brooklyn. and
his a.o ser kail Tbs wh S, ivss be az s IN or Tn asyan s yssH.
ago from London, where the elder ForZlsy had
done business for some years after leaving
SVria.
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M MARRIED.

COOPER-COCROFT.-At high noon wednes-
day. May ~. at the residence OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cocroft. 1912 Bush
wick av.. borough Of Brooklyn. Fannie Livints
Cocroft to William Henry Cooper. also OF
Brooklyn.
FRAMPTON-HARGAN.-on May "a. at the
Church Of the Holy Communion, New York. by
the Rev. Henry Mottet. Elizabeth j. Harsan to
Edward Claude Frampton.
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Parkard's Business College Commence
ment.

The forty-frst anniversary and commence
ment exercises OF Packard's Business College
were held at Carnegie Hall last night. Diplomas
we're awarded to ffty-eight members OF the
school Of business and to seventy-seven OF the
school Of stenoRraphy.
The Raw. Newell Dwight Hills. D. D.. pastor
OF Plymouth Church. was the principal
speaker Of the evening. He placed particular
stress upon the desirability Of education for
women since men were finally so dependent
upon them for ultimate education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
STRUCK 4 SUBMERGED WRECK.

The Oldest Iron Sailing Craft Puts Back
Into Port Aleak.
The Norwegian bark Santiago. which sailed
hence with a cargo Of case oil on Saturday for
the island Of Reunion. In the Indian Ocean.
returned yesterday for q survey. Capt. Chris
Hansen reports that when he was about 100
miles southeast OF Sandy Hook on, Sunday
wTeckaRe. bow on, 1t was found on Monday
morning that several OF her iron bow plates
had been stove and that she was aleak. That
is why she came back. She has the distinction
OF being one Of the Oldest iron sailing craft
snodat; navihG been isun G 9 AT Ss Leve NJ, scot hr
her British owners to a Norwegian Arm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
PRESIDENCY OF BROWN.
Tho Rev. DR.. w. II. p. Faunce Says That
He Is Not q Candidate.

1t was reported yesterday that tile Rev. DR..
W. Fl. p. Faunce OF this city had been selected
for President OF Brown University by a COM
mittee OF three. consisting OF the Rev. Alvah
Hovey. Col. R. I. H. Goddard. and George E.
Horr. and two members OF the Board OF Trus-
tees. William V. Kelen OF Boston and Corne-
Illus e, Sweetland OF Providence. Their action
Is subject to the approval Of the Board OF Trus-
tees. which meets on June 3.
DR.. Faunce said yesterday that while he
knew that he had been talked Of for President
OF Brown he was not In the field. He knew of
choose him. and he had not heard OF any meet
ing OF the Board OF Trustees called for June 3.
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noe BITE AND SWORD THRUST.
Romeo Faversham Gets Trial of His Cook
Suit for Damages Postponed.

ouit lot Dam"kes iostpoheu.
Kate Lamb. who was employed by Actor
William Faversham as a COOK in 1895. had an
action called for trial In the Oity Court yester-
day to recover $4,000 damages because she
was bitten by, his dog Romeo. She was bitten
on a finger OF her right hand. and she says that
the arm has become almost useless. Favers-
ham sent word that owing to a sword thrust In
the, mouth which he. received on Tuesday
MSude Adams at the Hollis Street Theatre In
Boston, be. could not appear. The case, was
aGouEnsd for Tvs. wsgAA for trial
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At a meeting OF the directors OF the Corn
Exchange Bank yesterday Anthony N, Brady
was elected a director to All the vacancy Gre
ated ny the death OF Roswell L. Flower, A.. r.
Flower was elected yesterday to take the place
OF his brother in the Board OF Directors Of the
International Paper Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AL~MANAo-rHIs DAT.
Sun rises. AS Sun SETS. 7 10 Moon sets. I 3,
BIaH wATER-THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 7 II Gov. lard. 7 - He'll Gate. o s.
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Arrived May 81.

Arrived wEpSEspAY. May 81.
ss Majestic. Smith. Liverpool May II and Queens.
town 18th.
SIS PhrniciA. LeithAuSer. Hamburg May 10 and
Halifax 22d.
ss Kler, P%ctermann. Naples May IL and Gibraltar
18th.
SIS Havana, Stevens, Havana.
Ss Cuvier, Quinton, st. Lucia.
As New York, Proctor. San Domingo.
Ss Bluehelds, Charles, Baltimore.
IS Hamilton. Dole, Norfolk.
SIS Guyandotte, Miller. Norfolk.
SIS Nile, Morris, TAmpico.
IS Horatio Hall. Bragg, Portland.
SIS Aragon, Bennett, Providence.
Bark Eliza eth. Johannsen. Norway.
Bark Arlington. Griggs. Manzanillo.
For later arrivals see Frat Pase.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Husinfss Notirrs.

Carl II. Sehultz'S Distilled Waters
represent years OF study and experience. The ONLY
PURE, CORRECT MINERAL WATERS in this city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25

The Rev. II. O. Wilson to Go to Newark.
The Rev. L o. Wilson Of the Newton Cteatre
Seminary In Massachusetts, has acceph a
call to the pastorate OF the Emmanuel Babtist
Church OF Verona avenue. Newark. He will
begin his new duties early In July, "
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The Macmillan Company, New York

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Revised for 1892. Edited by r. @. 4 T. 1. sted.
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More People and Bettor P.ople

Read THE Sun than any othsr paper published. For
this reason you will realize . quicker response
through advertising In its columns than through
any, Stsss .d medium 4 SSn o'9ssOt = desirable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25
Paper syo, ORDINATION SERMON

The Christian student is incomparably
richer for his Or. Briggs'S) labors
From BISHOP POTTER INTRODUCTION.
DR. GEORGE w. DOUGLASS
- Sermon al the Ordination of the
Rev. CHARLES A. BRIGGS, with an
Introduction by the Rt. Rev. HENRY
c. POTTER, Bishop of New York.
The hot discussion preceding DR.. Briggs's
ordination has shown it to be of interest to
such numbers as to call for the wider circula-
ton Of the timely rmo by DR.. Douglas from
the text: By what authority doest thou these
things, and Who gaue thee this authority? The
pamphlet will also contain a noteworthy in
PRODUCTION by Bishop Potter.
mini Iauun nv
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ARRIVED OUT.
ss Pretoria. from New York, at Cherbourg.
So st. Paul, from New York. at Southampton.
SIS Furnessia. from New York. at Glasgow.
Sc Teutonic. from New York, at Queenstown.
Be- Empress Of China. from New York. at Yoke
hama.
S. Lain. from New York. at Southampton.
SIS Amsterdam. from New York. at Boulogne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-25

SIS Aurania, from Queenstown for New York.
ss Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from southampton
for New York.
SIS Britannia. from Liverpool for New York.
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S. Kansas City, from Savannah for New York.
So Knickerbocker, from New Orleans for New York
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Snbem mmb briibcn.

IS lit oQ9cmd6 Wtooe 9erporocn,
Gnoluno nu6;uabmen i'm @roBen uno
6leinen, in Sport unO 6uibion, in
&rie0 uno 6rieOen; 2Sie Der Brittle
Ii6 rduSpcrt uno iputt - oaS bat Der
.gantee i6m ub9egudt. 9lld Die ia
natilde (emperenSbebe, melhe oos
Iepte @ierteliubrbunoert Der @el6i6te
unlereS 9anoeS entcbrt, 1T uon Gn9-
louo berii6er III ms 9etommci, mo
Iputt ieitber mie elm bOler @etlt IN
0roBeu uno tleineu WeilterIl, uro tam
nidt Hu6e fiuoen, miemobl dlle per'
Itdnoi0en Yeute pom Dem %pergon9enen
nno tinitisen ,%SIGoco oieler 3pan9S'
reform iiberSeu9t lino. Die Semp.s
ren;reiorm ldeiterte uno mubte Itets
tern, neil lie uon Srpei iallben Dor
ausleBun9cn aus8in9 uno barauf IL
rem oan;eu Ban wte eiu %Sunoament
ieste: IL OaB ulcobolii6e @etrdntC
an unb iiir lid ein llebel ieien; p
BAH beroii6e Su9enb sum @emeingut
zines SolfeS scma6t weroen tonn;e.
gSeit alcobolilds 0etrdnte an uno
fur lid fem llebel limb, lonoern iiir
bic Weiiten cine inoinerente SADIE,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18

tiers lit i6neu ueri9wunben, unb rings
nm iproBt unb sriint IS, 10 melt oas
ause reidt, pom iril9en 8aisnteppid
Dor Der Seranba bes Saules iber bic
@drten, in fenen bic gdume ibre
i6neeisen Ylitben entfalten unb bic
Slieoertuospen md9tis anidweaen,
Inn balo bic iiBen 0iite gu ipenben
iber bic Sduler binaus, in beren @eids
bib Ser @alo nit sartem, friibem
9aubl9mut mint unb weiter binaus
bis an ben Sorisont, no iiber ben
Soben;isen Der leioene Sdimme, met
der Guft ben Sriiblins uertinoet, Der
in iunser S6Onbeit bic SoHnun9bes
idwinsten Slisel iiber Seloer uno
Mdloer breitet uno Die Slumen pedt,
nit ibren Sliitben unb @lod6en bas
nubenbe Eiinsitieit einSulduten. IS
lit tein iibler ,3uiau, baB III bielen
iunsen Srablias aud Die Sage Der
SriepensconierenS iaaen, sl welder
Der Gsar bic Solfer Der Groe mad benz
Saa9 einselaoen bat. @ieleitt mar
es ni6t BON unseidbr, oaB,Seraoe Der
Wai oaiir sewdblt wurbe. Sslbit
in einem Gsarenssbirn, bas pon Ste
sierunsSiorsen seplast uno Nibilitens
0~elpenltern beorobt wiro, mag Der
oi6te @ebante bes barmonilhen Sin
oruds sriinenoer, bliibenoerS riblilss;
natur Haum 9ebabt BADEN. Us pdre
lo0ar fem iibler %orpurf iir cine
talierli6e Maler Ebantalie, in ben
N~b9.lunoten aller 9tationen por Der
iun9en &oui9in gSilbelmine nit Fri
l6em irobem @ruB ais Der sc tSes
Berlin bee 6aules Die gauge @tlt be
miutommen I'll leben i'm Jiei6e uno
sum @erte beS Srieoens. 6eute miro
Die Groiinung Der GonierenS ltatIlns
ben. SSa5 mar pom berlelben erpars
ten llnb nidt erparten BARI 1T IN rnz
;dbli0en @eitsrtifeln auer Sldt!'ro Der
NSelt in allen Sonarten pariirt ioors
ben. @enn man in SetraNt iiebt,
poB piele europdi'de Stanten geraoe
in iiinsitcr 3eit erbebli1 %riiiten, 10 fam
man uueroin9S aui 9rOBt S~riecens=
i6mdrmtrei ni6t i6licBen. So6 wirr
uu9tmein nit ben @ut9elimnten, pas
beiBt nit lol9en, wslde ben Sulam
mentommenOen Wtd6ien bc%Ionoere
&orliebe gum rGluiSeu 6rieOen" gu
mlltben, geboiit, buB Die 6onfcren;
ni6t auaeinunoer9cbe obne cin we'ent
li6es unb iiir Die !3utunit Der &olter
iru6tbrin9enoes 6r8ebniB in Sinnt
Ser &orl9ld9e pcs 6Saren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18

lin bic Sruitiragc 81 erortern, miro
lid auf GinlaDun9 Der dico9uer rStz
oil JIcoerarlon" oemnGd)lt cine Nfatioz
ualtonierens in Chicago per- ommelu,
I'll Der Die beltsn Nutoritdten IN Nr'
Observation-Disclosures, &OltNmtrtbs
lAuit, Nanoel uno GeleB" eingelaocn
worocn iino. Die &onierens lou gu
nd6lt feltlteQen, mas inter Srults
ilberboupt III per'teben lit, B. y. Oh lie
mn %erbinounsen SIR NuSplilnOerum9
oeS FublitumS iino oeer iol9ertdti9e
Gri6einungen Der inoultriellen Gnt-
widlun9. Sic loll ermitteln, Oh purt)
lie Die err 'tellun9stolten perrtngert
uno Die 2lrbeitelobue erbobt meroen,
ODER un9etebrt, Oh lie leoi9li6 ibre1
@riinoern nilBen ooer Der We'ammtz
belt. ISiro oam entihiepen, ouB Die
SruitS gemeinibdolih lino, 10 loll Die
Sonferen; meiter erortern, mas 81 III
rer unterprildun9 gel6eben fam, pbnt
oaB Die nutilrlibe Gntmtdlun9 &c:
bemmt, Dem Staate III piel willtilrti6(
@ewalt ein9er6amt uno oas &creinl-
0un99pelen ilberbnupt beeintrGdti9.
piro. Senn es limo II. q. Speiiel oa
rilber laut 9eporoen, Oh Die bdurl(
por9G6lu9encn rraoitalen "We'cte &c
gen Die SrultS nidt aud Die Nrbelter
pereine treiicn milroen, melde 9lei6
iulls Den .3met babcn, ben WfttbemerI
ein~;uen9cn uno oaS allSu 'tarfe Srlt
Ell Der Freilc III %perbinOern. St
@ren,c Swil6en Der w~obltbdti9en I'M
Der i6dolihen Sei6rdntung oeS ireie.
Mettbewerbes lit pur6aus niGt !
lei6t III Siebeu, wie eS uui Den erlte
Slid l6einen mag, uno aus piele
S6wieri9feit ertldren lid au6 bi
e%inuOer wioerlpre6enoen urtbeile Dc
@eri6tSb6ic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
au6 iener 3peia bes littliden Sc

au6 jener ,3weis bes iittliden Qes
bens, Der in Der Nd6itsnliebe unb i'm
@irten fir bas Sell b.s Nebenmeus
l9en ii6 %entialtet, wirb bus9 bic freiz
pilige armutb in bobem @rabe 9efor=
bert. Selblt auf alIen SeiiB per,i6z
tenb, tritt iie Dor ben Gsiden bin unb
ruft ibm einorinslid bic Wabnuns Su:
Der Wenl6 lit ni6t bes Srbii6en
pesen ba. @as bilft eS, wenn bl bic
gauge Welt 9epinnit, aber an oeiner
Sesle S6aoen leibelt? on muBt bid
aufraren BON Der un9eorbneten 9ln=
bdnsli6feit on baS Srbii6e unb bei=
men Bid mad Diem menben, no bas
bo6lte i3iel oeines SebenS liest." 3um
armen lpri9t Tie; rSrase bein Soos
NIT @ebulb anb Grsebuns. IS mag
Dir l9wer fallen, aber es muB lein.
Sieb mid an! SD babe 2lues p~srlaIz
len uno bin Gbriito na9seiolst. Sies
lelbe &raft Der sottli9en @nabe, bic
mid erboben bat iiber Ben wertbloien
Staub bes irbiiden Beetles, rpiro au9
bid ftdrten, bic Solsen beiner Nrmutb
gu trasen." llno gum @ort bic Sbat
fiseno, ieben mir bic ireiwiuise Orr
mutb in ben Oienit Der Nrmen, &ran=
fen unb @%erlalienen tr.ten unb ibnen
ibr EOo9 Prlpihtprn
Der @ilenl9aft lit bic freiwiuisc
Armutb eben falls in bobem @raoe for
oerli6. Senn wenn bic @iienldaft,
lou lie gu sebeibli9er Gntwidluns se=
lansen unb in bic gabn bss resen
6ortl6rittes eintreten, bic sanse 9ei=
ltise &raft bes Sori6ers in anlpru&s
nimmt, 10 wirb iie sewiB, i'm slse=
meinen wenisitens, uon iolden Wdn=
nern, bic burd freiwiuise Qrmutb ale
Ter irbii6en SOrsen entboben limb, in
boberem @rabe seforbert werben fon=
men, ais BON 4nberen, beren 8raftr
Swil6en Der @iiienidaft unb ben irbiz
lden Sntereiien setbeilt lit.
Sn ieoer SeSiebuns allo lit Die frei=
wiaise Irmutb BON Der srOBtsn fifth
diem S%eoeutuns, uno wer berlelben ib=
rem boben littli6en @ertb ablpridt,
Der per ltebt ertpeoer ni9t, mas Sitt-
lidteit lit, ODER ct beurtbeilt bic ireis
miuiSe Nrmutb nltr na6 Dem WaB=
ltabe, ben lanolduiise @orurtbeile unt
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be anSulesen pflesen.
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