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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
Wednesday, March 20.

An official report Of the customs ser
vice at Havana showsa gratifying con
dition Of affairs.
General Otis has made no report to
the wal department of the %woundinR
of General Hale, reported from Denver.
General Otis has purchased all gun
boats in the Philippines. There are
thirteen of them. They will be used
in service against the natives.
The principal result Of Ayers visit
to Cuba has been the quclling of the
Cuban assembly. lie absolutely ig-
nored the body and refused to receive
it's members.
Rear Admiral iIowison, on compile
ton of his duties n a member of the
examining hoard in Washington. will
proceed To the Chicago at Norfolk and
hoist his Hay as commandcr-in-chicf OF
the South Atlantic station.
The vacancy in the colonelcy OF the
Twenty-second regiment caused 10y tn,
death of Colonel Egbcrt. will be tillec
by the promotion of Licutcnant-Colone
John W. French OF the Twcnty-third
who is now with his regiment in the
Philippines.
DIR. Godfrey Hunter, United States
minister TO Guatemala. whoisin Louis
Vile. Is taking steps to save the life o
Churchill Guthrey, an American undo
sentence of death In Honduras for tli
clustering. Guthrcy was formerly
lawyer at Marshall, Mo.
Indian Agent Mathewson of tn
Winnebago agency and w. Il. Feeble
Of Fender left Washington last night
They are confident that allotments I
Indian children will be made and tina
this win have the effect of opening u
the land to occupancy by caffeine
holding leases.
Captain O'Neill. chief of the ordnanc
bureau of the navy department, hi
forwarded To the secretary for his al
proval a form of circular for bids IL
armor for the battleship Maine an
the four monitors authorized last sprinI
and the three ba~ttleships and thr'
, armorcd cruisers authorized by u
last naval appropriation bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
SUNDAY, March 90.

Rudyard Kipling is better, and con-
tinucs 10 improve.
Japan has contracted for five hum
drcd ions Of American iron ore.
Ex-Governor Fletcher Of Missouri
died in Washington yesterday.
Tod Sloan is not riding up to his pre-.
yious records ON English tracks this
year.
Curzon. vicc-rcgent of India, Is prov.
ing somewhat rash in his administra.
ton, and predictions of serious trouble
are many.
The formal opening of the Port Ar
thur, Ten. ship canal took place yes
terday. Thousands of visitors helped
to celebrate the event.
Plans are now being considered by
window glass workers which, IL car
ricd ont, will close every factory In
pittshurg, Pa. and nearby towns con.
trolled by the American Glass company.
France and England have settled
their African trouble. The agreement
reached disposcs of hundreds of thous.
ands of square miles, apportioning II
between them on n satisfactory Easis.
Rob Burdctte, the humorist, and
Miss Clara L. Baker of Los Angeles
were married yesterday. They will
live nj Pasadena, where Burdetto will
fill the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church.
q. Il. W~cstenhavcr, "a prominent nj
torncy of North Baltimore, o., was
murdered at bowling Green, o., by
Paul and John Tcltner, against whom
he was trying u ease. The Teltncrs
were arrested. Mob law Is not feared.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
Friday, March 70.

Six hundred employees of the Fox
Pressed steel company at PittsburR,
Pa. have quit work because the firm
refused to grant nm advance of 10 per
cen in their wages.
The rumor that Cardinal Gibbons
will be the next pope has been revived.
The little town OF Liberty, Tenn.
was almost wiped of the map by a
tornado.
The trial OF Mrs. George. accused Of
the murder of George ID. SaXton, is un
der way at Canton.
st. Petersburg papers publish re
ports of the pitiablc condition OF tho
famine striker in Russia and Samaria
Three negroes were taken from ar
officer of the law and lynched by M
armed mob near Silver City, Iazoc
county, Mississippi.
John Gilbert of Clay Centre, Kan.
charged wife the murder of his wifi,
and four children, was arranged il
! court and pleaded not guilty, but sub
s~equently weakened and entered "a plea
Of guilty. He was sentenced for life.
Mrs. Molter, ncar La Grange, Ind.
caused the death Of two Of her chill
dren by administering morphine. Sh,
attempted to commit suicide, but
failed. She said her husband was be
coming insane. and she wanted to die
A ace war is on in Little River
county, Arkansas, and during the pas
forty-eight hours mn indefinite number
of negroes have met their death at The
hands of IN Infatuated white popula
ton. Seven are known to have beer
lynchcd, shot to death or slain in SOM
manner and the work Is not yet done
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
Saturday, March Cd.


Two additional victims of the Wind
sor hotel fire have been found.
q. w. Leitner, the linquist Of Bonn,
Germany, is dead. He was the master
Of fifty languages.
In n fire at a boarding house in Mem
phis, Tenn, four lives were lost and
Six people were injured.
Rudyard Kipling suffered a setback
yesterday. lie over-exerted himself
and had a fainting spell.
Before announcing the administra-
tons policy In regard TO the Philip
pines, President Mckinley will wait
until he gets the report OF the civil
commission now at Manila.
At Sweetwater, Tex, Lawyer Wood
! ruff shot and wounded Judge Cochran
and injured a bystander. Woodruff
had taken exceptions to the courts re-
fusal TO approve "A bill of exceptions.
Articles of incorporation of the
American Beet Sugar company were
Yesterday filed in New Jersey, The
capital stock is $50, DOC, 900. Both Ne
braska companies, IL Is said, will enter
the combine.
Citizens of the United States, resid'
ing In China have appealed to the
charitable in America and elsewhere
for aid for the two or more millions OF
sufferer from appalling Yellow river
floods of this year.
The coroner's jury which sat upon
the bodies of the negroes lynched the
other day somewhere near Texarkana,
: Ark, gave a verdict that the men had
come to their deaths from nataraI
causes or were frozen to death The
verdict is regarded as a gruesome joke
News has reached Seattle, Wash.
that the old Russian boundary line ha,
been discovered which places Klondik,
in the United States. The facts viii
be given to officials at Washington.
Although there Is no immediate
alarm it Is generally felt that the pope
life is ebbing away, Communication
have recently passed between the diff
ferent cabinets relative to the cventu
atty of a conclave.
Mary A. Clarke. aged SO, was beatei
to death, and her sister Annie Clarke
aged As, was fatally hurt at Bowie,
village near Upper Marlboro, Md, b.
John Berry, a i5-year-old negro boy
who is in Jail for the crime.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
The Child Afraid OF tho Dark.

A timid child cries when he is put
to bed, because he Is afraid OF the
dark. The "soft-hearted" parent stays
with him simply because he realizes
hat the child is passing through a
phase Of race development, In which
bis Imagination has the best OF him
out OF demonology, beco"se his log
.cal faculties are not developed. After
all, these two parents, VIDE apart In
point OF view, act much the same, and
very different from the r5eudo-scien-
tifc parent, who acts from a dogmatic
conviction and is sure he Is right.
He talks OF developing his child's self
respect and good sense. and leaves
him to cry himself to sleep, demand
ing powers Of seli-control and devel-
opment which the child does not pos
scss.-Jane Adams in The Atlantic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31

The F~lipino3, realizing that the
railroad is the crucial line, have con.
structed row after rev OF trenches,
running diagonally on both sides of
the track at n distance of q few hun.
drcd yards apart. This work was dc.
signed most intelligently and has cv-
identity been done under the direction
Of experts. represents an enormous
AMOUNT Of labor. Most OF the rebel
positions are protected by thick earth.
works, a majority of them topped with
tones and provided with loopholes.
Some have sheet iron roofs.
The days work OF the United
States troops consisted OF storming
the successive trenches. The Filipinos
occupying them were completely hid
den. The enemy poured n strong fire
from every trench until they were dis
turbed by q thanking volley, when
they would disappear into the woods
and Jungle, only to make a stand at
the next line.
The American loss was remarkably
small, seven being reported killed and
twenty-five wounded. 1t is known
that the Flipinos were so we'll pro.
tected that they suffered little. No
dead insurgents were found In the
trenches. Forty prisoners were taken
by the Americans and it is estimated
that the rebel casualties numbered
twenty.
Tho insurgents broke their guns
when they were compelled to abandon
them.
The evacuation OF Malabon was q
picturesque rout, thousands Of meu,
women and children, loaded down
with household goods, som with their
dearest demonstrating c~ocks-un-
der their arms, poured across the
swamps In the early morning.
An exploded caisson at the railroad
bridge proved a bar to the Americans
Ten soldiers Of the Oregon regiment,
while searching for two of those killed
earlier in the fighting, sneaked into
the city in the morning and found the
place in a condition Of chaos. The in
habitants, seeing them, fed in n panic
thinking the American forces were II
possession. The O%regoniaus shot sew
eral armed natives and then returned
to camp.
The American forces did not occu
py Malabon, but arc concentrating
their strength to strike Malolos. Ma
labon is a city OF desolation. Thu
American soldiers have been forbidden
to enter the place for fear that native
NAV be lurking there.
The Americans found the impor tan
town of Polo and a number OF SINAI
villages west Of the railroad deserte
and burning. They are advancin
along the railroad.
General Wheaton and his staff wer
all the time under a rain OF bul let'
, Colonel Egbert, who was in the thicl
) est Of the fighting, was shot in til
abdomen. lie was placed on
8 stretchcr, and an attempt was mao
: to carry him to the cars, but he die
D on the way.
Z 1t was a most affecting scene. Gel
I eral Wheaton, barring his head, sal
$ ''You have done nobly." Colon
Q Egbert gasped in reply: II must di
: l am too old"
I No Filipinos were found in tn
trenches.
Though apparently their force WI
. much smaller than that OF the Amer
cans they had an immense advantai
4 in position and in opportunity to L
Z treat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
THE CASUALTY LIST.
General OTIS Report of Losses Saturday
aud Sunday.

WAsHINsToN, March ga list OF
casualties in the Philippines Friday,
Saturday and yesterday reached the
war department late yesterday after
noon. 1t shown killed, . officers and
90 men; died from wounds, 3 men;
wounded, : officers, 1853 men.
Colonel II. c. Egbert of the Twenty
second United States infantry, Captain
j. =. Stewart Of Company Il, First
Colorado volunteers and First Lieu
tenant M. G. Kravenbuhl are the OH.
GERS killed.
The Twentieth Kansas casualties
are as follows:
Killed-Private II. L. Plummer,
Company E, Garnet.
Private Curran c. Craig, Company
E, Garnett.
Private Albert s. Anibal, Company
G, independence.
Sergeant Morris J.. Cohen, Com
pany b.
Private II. Fairchild, Company IL
Won nded-Private Frank Steward,
Company A, Topeka, scalp, slight.
Private Thaddeus Wilgant, Company
c, thigh, severe.
Sergeant George o. Nichols, Com
pany, c, throat, severe.
Private George II. Cravens, Company
+, Leroy, thigh, severe.
Private Joseph Hehin, Company E.
Strawn, leg, severe.
Private Andrew W. Evans, Company
f, Paola, neck, moderate.
Corporal James II. Bryant, Company
f, Vernon, elbow, slight.
Private Orville E. Parker, Company
G, Coffeyville, shoulder and arm, sc
we're.
Captain Adna G. Clarke, Compan,
II, Lawrence, shoulder. severe.
Private Edward r. Hook, Compan,
II, Lawrence, shoulder and neck
slight.
Private William Tull, Company ]
Osawatomie, limbs, severe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
Pa,ne,s share In tho Revolution.

At the close Of the American revolu-
tion 1t became a proverb that inde-
pendence had been achieved equally by
the sword OF Washington and the pen
OF Paine, writes Moncure ID. Conway
In the Arena. Up to January, l770'
Washington had protested his loyalty
to the crown. On the tenth OF that
month Paine's Common Sense ap-
peared. On the thirty-frst OF that
month Washington wrote from Cam
bridge to Joseph Reed OF the Sound
doctrine and unanswerable reasoning
contained in the pamphlet Common
Sense" The die was cast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31

Owing 60 the Publicity Of the contro-
vcrsy between Perry belmont and W.
j. bryan in relation Go the Democratic
club banquet, Oliver II. T.. Belmont,
pcrry'S brother, has withdrawn from
the club, and will attend the dollar
dinner given by the Chicago platform
democrats.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
VIII Pierce warship's Armor.

PARIS, March 2s,-A dispatch to the
Eclair from Toulon says that the cx'
peri ments made there with armor-
piercing shells have co~nclusively dem
onstrated the possibility of a shell
piercing q warship's armoT and ex'
ploding inside the ship
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
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Owl SuudIA
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only Too True.

Dearest" she murmured, II am SO
afraid you'll change" Change" he
answered, you'll never find any
change about me-" Which was pain
fully true In a double sense .-Cleye-
land P~laindealer
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31

SPOKANE, Wash, March 2s. -Indian
Agent Anderson reports that Moses,
head chief Of the 2, 200 Indians on the
Colville reservation, is dying Of
Bright's disease at his place near Mes
Pelim sub-agency. lie Is nearly 80
wears OF age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-31
Noted Indian chief Dying.

The fruits of industry sometimes {
to smash in family jars.
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petsig Ssatarrb". bab c;eIe iorsIOie aeute bieie
areng9sit ipetsts beatptea llnn bod #. feine
ssrt Don Ssrantbeit idwerer Ios5usuerOer:.
gisIs aeute in porssriidtererrs 2ebeaaaItsr
befinben fin in ben saIauet, bes &atasrb5. Sss,
uno Srca GolIum ans @ibbinss, Eer., fanhea
SurS ge-rll-na Silfe. Sier foist Der grei
5errn GoIIrm's:
Be-ru-r Il a Webicine 60,
Columbus. Obio.
Geebrte Serrenl-- nS5 CLAUDE, baB
Fe-ru-ne bic bette Rebi,in 9esen &atarrb it,
Die id ie usriu6ts. Sb uesfa@te ole Ratarrb-
Weoi;inen, uon beaen i'd ie D0rse, uno teine
baIf nir i'm serinste,s, bis idb bic Sbre Yro-
5irte. SD iopobI toie neine Srau sebrau@-
ten gesrusna unb Rai,sasIin, uno toir itnb ios
s,siesen seiunb. SD bin 10 Sabre alt, unb
nseine Trau III Sc. als nit anfia9en, Sbre
Resiainen au nebmen, tuaren pir auBer Stanbe.
unferer Mrbeit nad3useben; iest aber fann
meine Srau ibre Mrbeiten beiorsep, ,inb i'd
fanrs meine Sarn, berpistbiGaften. sic fonnen
eies bet SeifentIi9teit Iber9eben tpenn sic es
,utni4en." ."-a. g. GoIIun, Gibbinss, Ees.
ane MpOtbeter uersanfen ge;rusna unh
WansasIin.
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t!i1o oeunoD paBte tbre ltolSe G60ns
belt 10 iDuaoerbar in Sen reiden 9tob>
nten Ger lie umgab! 9n drmlide Ser
bGltniile oermotbte slrno lie iicb gar
nid;t i)inaia}uoeuien. gDje lie oa Dor
Inn iaG lel.tit 5ariidge gebsugt, bas berrz
lidle S2aupt in cen untergelesten strm
gcbeitet, uoll Dem Der ouftiee gpitenz
0rlnel 3uriidiiel, o:e iDneeige @eibe
Der eplen 6Orm eutbiilleuS, wdbreno
bic lautloIe, 9lei6mdBi9e 0emesuna
oes Sdaufellnbls ibrer 9eIialt etras
sletberiicbes. DabinI6mebenoes pers
lieb, oernocbte er ieine stusen nidt
bon ibr 3u ipenSen. slber tein unlaue
teres @mpfinoen itieg in ibm auf; lie
erIdien linn iuie eit Sbeal, oas in
benz s(u9enblide in sGdts serrinnen
lpiiroe, In L .ldem er periudte, es aus
Ieiner reine1 S0be in Sen Gtaub uno
Sdlnue bes @rbenoaieins berab5u>
reiBen.
Wiar9oretbe aber leb1,te iid nad)
einem @orte bon ibm ser grinnerung
an jene fur3e Spaune junsen @liides,
bie lie geuleinIam perlebt batten. sic
madte es i'd nidt flar, mas lie Su
oielem 8erlansen trieb. Sic lehste
nur barnutb, ipieber einmal iene beis
fen SliiItert0ne l9marmenber 0iebe gu
b0ren, oie ibr in Der Grinnerun9
inlmer nod mie beraul9enbe Wtulif i'm
Shr tlan9en. llno lpelln slrno lie
ipratbe-
llnmilltiirlid idtoB lie Die gusen;
lie lpollte Die Solgen ni6t ieben, sic
Die 8etpirtli6un9 ibres traufbaftea
gerlan9ens mad iid Sieben piirben.
Sic babte aud gar nitbt baran; es
iuar ibr, alS lei lie NiemauS 8edens
idaft l6ulbi9 ii6er ibr 9bun unb Val<
fen, als lebten 9lrno uuo Tie allein in
elmer beionberen @elt fir iid, bic nit
jener anoeren ldalen, In Der ser
Wlater lebte, nidtS 9emein bate. SDie
Der Groe entriidt, itwebte lie, bon iar>
fen Grmen 9etra9en, an cine parme
0ruit sebettet our6 bic Qeere, bober
an6 b6ber, gum 6immel, Der Come
entse9en oeren soloene' Strablen Sas
@ll in elm Meer BON Qift unb Sh6nz
belt tQu6tea,
(Tortiesuna folst)
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Sine merftpiirbtae @ettuna.

5rau Midael Curtain in Blainfielb,
SQinois, beridtet, baB iie ii9 erfdltet
bate. baB iid btes auf Die 2unsen leste
unb oaB iie ettua einen Monat lang BON
ibrem 5amilienarste bebanbelt tpurbe,
babel aber INNER i6limmer tpurbe.
9erielbe iaste ibr idlieBlid, baB iie eiu
ret ettun9slOies Opfer Ser
9 dminb iu6t iei unb baB ibr
feine Mebicin mebr belfen f6nne. SIR
0potbefer empfabl ibr aber 9r. Sings
geue Gntbeduns fit S6ipinbludt, iie
faufte cine Slalde unb idon nad bem
@ebrau6e Der eriten 9oiis nerIpiirte iie
5u ibrem @ntaiiden ipelentli6e 8efe>
runs. Sic iebte ben @ebrau9 fort unb
nadoem iie feds Glaiden einsenommen
bate, befanb iie iib seiunb unb munter.
SEPT perridtet iie alle lire Sausarbeit
ielbit unb fiiblt fi6 70 iuobl tpie nur 1e
auoor. 5reie Brobeflaiden bieler sroBs
artisen Weebicin su boben in Der Npotbe fe
BON S. aalteDer & Gobn. Sfesulare
@r6Be so Gents unb $1.OO.
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- Die GiIipino.S .Sunta 1T 6ongtong
bat biefolsenbe @rtldrus erlaHen: aus
Wittbeilungsn BON 6eiien ber pinter'
ton'f6en @ebeimpoli3iiten, tpel6e pr0s
ftbent McainID su bem 3mede bierber
eeianbi bat, Die Senbunssn BON Waf.
fen on bic Gilipinps su unteriu9en,
gebt berbor, baB bic erfe NguinaIbo
gema6te WaHenienbung auf 8efebl
Der ameritaniiGen &eeierung bura
@onfuI Milbman erfoIste, pober es
iommt, oaB bic 5enbuus nit benz
Wing Goi@ sema9t wurbe. Spoter,
gleiGseiiig nit ber Nenberuug Der 80,
litit our Anneriou, ertbeilte Bic ameri,
tanilGe Regierung anf telegrapbifhem
Weg. bep Befebl, bic WaffsnIenbun.
gen ein3uhelen. 0err Wiibmln unb
Oswep peripraden, fur cine 3neits bon
Nomiral Detpep an9eorbuete ggpebis
tion nit benz uNbbeD4, pelder ipdter
conH8eirt parbe unb nod gebaIten
pirO, su beaabku, isbc9 babsn he bies
nod nidt getban. Sierauf bs3deli9e
Goinmente bsfiuben fi9 In 8efbe beg
Wariueiecretdrs. Die 9ebauptungen
bes Momirols Oeuep unb anberer 4me,
rifaner, baB fie feline 8eriprs9unsen
gema6t babeu, limb ld9erIi9. Mbse
bas ameritaniide Bolt In Wnbetro6t
bieier 8baiiaden beurtbeilea. mie bas
gDort unb bic ebre ber Ration ben I'll,
lipiHOs perpfdubet wurben, tpeIde Der.
trauensuOa tDareu. uub ,pie bas Wort
our9 ben Iebteu 8erratb bes Generals
OtiS gsbroben uarbe.
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Wbfdhrt.

Nab @alpefon, Soutom unb guert
tdslib ..............9:OO Wprm
Ja9 Corpus @briti, Granias 8ab unit
Beepille td9lib .......2:20 Na9m.
Na6 &erroille tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonnabenbs u.SonntasS q :45Na1m
Na6 &errpille, SOnntass. 80 Bprm.
Wad&errpilIe, ,Sonnabenos A :3ONa1m.
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeitpn, Souitun unb guert
td9lt9 .............7:00 Nbenb8.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, aranias 8ab uni
8eepille tdgli9 .......1 40 Na1m
gon &errpiqe tdsli9, aussenommer
Sonntass unbWontass 10 :45@orm.
9ou &erruille, Sonntass. Nbenbs.
Bon 4errpiIe. Montass. rs Born.
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9as ssubeliabr 1900.

Ser Papfi bot, wIe neuliG5 aus benz
yat'con eemelbtt murbe, bei1loRen,
ftir 1900 has io9enanrt, SubsIiabr
ober 8iubileo uniserfaIe ben Annp
Santo su bepillisen, bas im gau3en
oas %. iein tutrb. Damit idblieft er
fid ber felt 430 Sabren feRItebenben
@epfogeubeit Der pdpte an, ale 25
Sabre elm Subeiiabr sr feiern. Denn
bas lett. marb 1875 gefeieit, penigs
ftens oas lebt: reguldre. Wie au9
fribere pdpite. 10 bat aud SEQ XIII.
fdon Elm auBerorbeutiiGrs bemiliat
unb suar 1879. aur erfen Sabresfeter
'feiner grbebuns auf ben beiligen
etabl. gs beiet, SEQ XIII. gdbe
blel barauf, baB ba8 Subeliabr nit
GROCER Geierli@teit besangen werbe.
unb 10 tuirb bic 8eranffaItung biesmal
eine anbere tperben. aIs 1875. Da,
mails unt.rbrhdt. pius IX., um Ieine
politifbe Sage als @efangener Der ita.
Iienii@en Resierung beutlid 3u mo,
den, ale 6uBereu geremouien. Die
beilisen Pfortea ber brei Subildums.
bafiliten tuurben MD srbffntt, fonbern
blieben permanett, unb pius TX. bes
guhgte fd bamit, bic 9hnbenperge,
bung ;ll Dsrthnber. @r erIieB iogar
ben Gldubigen BITE ffiber unumedns.
iide Werpfiftung. nod Rom su pil.
germ, um Der geiffli9en Segnunsen
tseilbaftiq aii merbeu, bic aus benz
SubeIiabr fofieu.
go merben aIio iett felt so Sabren
tpieber gum erten Male Die 6eiligen
pforteu gebffntt perben uHb Elm
Sabr lang often bleiben. Mm Dim.
melfabrt5tase bes benz Subeliahr por'
angebenben Sabres wirb nit gro'
Bem pomp in 5antt peter bas Subel'
fabr perftnbiet, biesmal alio am IL.
Mat bieie8 Sabres. Rad ber WeRs
uirb an Der Brouatbar bic pdphliae
8nlle bDm lebteruanntea aubitor Der
&otl perIeIen unb on bic S1ulen bon
st. pttsr fowpbl tpie 8. paolo faort
le mura, g. @ioDanni in 2ateraup
unb Sartl Maria Wassiore anse.
idlageu. slm Standardization.
abeub beginrt bann bas Seilise Sa6r
nit eiuer procefion. ON Der Der papit
In Der Sdnfte fbeilnimmt unb bic bon
ber gapella Sirtina auSsebt. 9ie
proceffidn' feigt bic Scala Segia binab
In bas Atrium Der STRIDE, beren 8bhren
idmmtIid gei6lOflen iinb. Der papf
ndhert R9 Der nermauerten Porta ian,
ia unb f9ldst nit einem Hlbernen
6ammer breimal bagegen. Sbm folgt
Der @roB. .p6aitentiar, Der 3meimal Da.
rauf tlrpft. Damn bre6en Maurer bic
Sbar bur1, on ber fraber piIger nit
GROCER Deootioa ben M6rtel unb bic
serbrchenen Steiue auflu9ien. 9arauf
paihen bic p6niteniiare bic 51peIe
ber porta fanta, unb nun fdreitst Der
paph, In Der &e6ten bas Cruelty, In
ber 2iuten eiae Serge. als eriter bin.
bur@, gefolgt bon ben @arbin1len unb
benz tibrigen 3lerus, Der tn weiBeu
6eftIeioerE eri6eint. Sn berIelben
3eit poa3ieben In ben oben genaunten
onbersn brei Subilaumstirden brei
ipsciel baffr abseorbnete @arbin6Ie
Iatsre seuau bisielbe @eremouie.
s5ar ben 51IuB ber pforte III bas
&itaaI bafelbe, nur mirft ber papIt
Elm Yaar 4sllen 8alt auf bic G9psle
unb Iest ieIba bret st:ine, In oeneu
grinusruuesmebaiasn uub Mhn3.u
bsrfeget nub bsrmaueit uerben.
5olt: SEQ XIII. nod islba baS Su,
beIiabr er6ffnsn, 10 ID wobl spsifeI'
los, bob sesen Weibna9ten bieieS
Sobrss cine wabre B6lterwanberung
nod Rom fattfiHben urb.
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pber M. &. & T.....12:3O Ma1m
Nab ct. 9ouis pia Sron Mountair
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Nad 9earne tdsli1 100 @orsenS
Na9 2areoo. ............9:45 Born
Mnfunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M
81. & &. T......... 800 Bprm.
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Gon 2arebo. 200 Nbenba