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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
HOME TRUST co,
To be Capitalized for Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars,
ALL WICHITA MEN IN IT
Application for Charter Is
Now Pending,

Several gentlemen OF the city have got
together for the purpose Of forming a
new financial institution, and the charter
has been applied for. The company VIII
be known as the Home Trust Company,
and viii be Incorporated with d capital
Of $4,000.
The board IS composed Of some OF the
best financial men in the city, and when
the charter is granted and received back
from the secretary Of state measures will
be taken TO secure a location somewhere
in the neighborhood OF the financial cir
,les.
Il is said the company have an option on
one OF the best corner properties in the
city and viii either lease or purchase it..
safe deposit vaults, banking Offices and
safes viii be put in Of the latest and
most improved kind and style. The bust
ness for which the trust company Is most
especially incorporated is best described
in the application for charter, which IS
given as follows:
ARTICLES or Incorporation.
This IS to certify that the within named
and subscribing parties have and do here
by associate themselves together as a
private corporation for profit.
l. The name Of this corporation shall be
The Home Trust Company.
.. The purpose for which this corpora
ton IS formed is examining and gUaran-
teeiug title TO real estate, acting as exec
utor administrator, guardian. assignee,
receiver, depositary Of money, trustee
under Wills or by appointment Of court
agent for individuals and corporations, TO
act as trustee in cases designated by
court, and in deeds. mortgages or trusts
given by persons or corporations, for the
management Of property Of corporations
or persons; TO act as agent in issuing, reg
isteling, transferring or countersi gning
stocks. bonds. and debentures. and such
business as is generally done by trust and
safe deposit companies.
8. The place Of buiness OF this corpora
ton is Wichita, Kansas.
T. The term for which this corpora ton
exists Is twenty years.
). The number Of directors Of this cor
poratisn shall be FIVE. and the names and
residences Of those appointed for the first
year are:
may ttpSS, W lcnlla, Kansas
Thomas g. Fitch. Wichita. Kansas.
John I. Jacobs. Wichita, Kansas.
G. Y. Ferguson, Wichita, Kansas.
B. 7. Eaton. Wichita, Kansas.
8. The amount Of capital stock Of this
corporation shan he twenty-five thousand
dollars IS25.o00l, and the number Of shares
Into which it is divided shall be two
hundred and fifty C25O.
State Of Kansas. Sedgwick County. IS.
Be it Remembered, That on this - day
- --, \. .. 1883. before me. the
undersigned, notary public in and for
the county and state aforesaid, came Fin
lay Ross, Thomas C. Fitch, John L. ia
co5s. c. Y. Ferguson and 3. I. Eaton.
who are personally known % me 10 be the
same persons who executed the within in
strument Of writing, and such persons
duly acknowledged the execution of the
same.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
NEW OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
4, =. BOOton. an Experienced Hotel
Man. Remedies and Makes Changes.

Among the many new enterprises and
important improvements made in Wichita
during the past few months, none IS more
deserving Of special notice than the re-
modelling and great Improvements made
by the new management Of the Occidental
Hotel. corner Of Second and Main streets
Mr. \ :. Bo0con. who has leased the prop
erty and took charge January l, 1899, Is
an old experienced. hotel man. who thor
oughly understands his business. Catering
only 10 the better trade. the house has
been thoroughly renovated throughout the
woodwork reprinted, every room ana hall
nicely papered floors newly carpetsd. new
furniture put in and many changes made,
which gives tho house a decidedly changed
appearance The old Office has been httei
I'D for A ladies' reception room. with an
archway hung with drapery separating il
from the now well-lighted and c5mno-
diaus ofica. which occupies the corner
room Three sample rooms have been Mt
TED up-two fronting on Second street. and
one in the rear OF the ground floor recep-
ton room. These sample rooms viii be
provided with tables for commercial sales
men to display their goods The large
double parior on the second floor mas been
redtted a new piano and other furniture
placed and Ike al other rooms new wall
paper. p5tnt and carpets have changed the
appearance and makes 81 now one OF the
best. Il not the finest and NOS, modern.
500 and s. * q dsy hotel in the STATE. and
the weSe. for thar matter.
M Henry StEke the owner 81 the
property. has spared no expense 70 make
The house strictly firs--cl7ss I1 every de-
tall having already expended almost
double the amount ~ money for tle re-
pairs and Improvements that ~ autici-
pated necessary al the beginning An
cage reporter was s11Vn through the
house yesterday rs M B50-aa. and the
reporter remarked -hat ~ could hardly
realize the fact tnat he Vas in the Cd Oc-
c:Jental. Mr.. Booton informed the re-
porter tha- ne was not In -ae Old. but the
New Occidental" which name Il VII -
known by hereafter The large and c1--
verianc dining room has been made more
inviting and homelke 5y the Work o. the
a--s-. having been richly pzQe-ed New
tables aad Furniture VII b. pat in. and
NJ Bootoa says n I'LL make q speciality
Of lis sunday dinners. which he thinks
VII b li5eraly patrou-zs5 ov families vac
prefer 20 take their sunday dinner Up town
and avoid The w5r-y and work q preparing
them at home. The New Occidental ucde-
Is new management. j. q credit 10 Wen
lta and * enjoying q very large patronage
which - steadily increasing. IT. tact. tze
trade = greater tGan Il aaz been al any
time since Ire booui, which = Only another
PROOF mat m35eva IDEAS ard enterprise all
VII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
EVA PEARL HINDLEY.
|, :. Water St, Cleveland, O.

My ba5y. Eva Pearl. was always a
very delicate child until nearly Two
years OF axe. When ( began giving Ter
Postum Cereal Food Coffee - drink. and
she began 10 gain il health and fesa
right away. L know 20 a certainty that
The Improvement was due 20 The Postum,
for many meals she would uoc touch a
nouthfuI except Postum Cereal Now
she : over four years cd, and Is a roL-
licking. healthy little E-r- We consider
she was saved by Postum. and you can
imagine how We Zee, towards the splendid
food coffee and those Who make IT,
Last winter my little son Asa Pierce
aindsey. was sex and confined 20 his bed
for thirteen weeks, As soon a. he was
ab,e 70 eat al all. be began 10 drink
Postum. and just about lived CT IL fer
several weeks. his stomach being too weak
TO admit OF any solid food. But the Pos
tum gave him the strength 70 recover
Ny father. who was Tor many years q
prscticing physician here. has prescribed
Postum in many, many cases I hope
this letter Will help others who have oeen.
and are now. suffering from the unSus-
pecteJ. old-fashloasd coffee"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
SHE WANTED BLOOD
Anna Horton CarveS KinSman
With a Razor.
STRIKES AT JUGULAR VEIN
Fled to Wellington and Ar
rested Last Night,

Anna Horton, dusky damsel of the
demi monde variety. who was drunk on CO.
caine. made a vicious effort 10 end the
lie Of R. II. Kinsman last night
al the alley just back Of the Carey hotel,
on Fourth Whether the woman had pro-
vocation remains to be found out.
She used a keen razor. and made an
upper cut which came very near seyering
kinsmans jugulsr vein. The razor landed
just above the vein and cut an ugly gash
about three inches long, extending from the
ear TO the chin. There were other cuts on
MS hand. He was taken 10 DR.. Hoskius'
office where his wounds were dressed,
after which ut was taken TO MS room at
the City Hotel.
After using her razor, as she thought
successfully, the woman darted into the
alley and disappeared in the darkness be
fore any of Kinsman's friends could appre-
bend her. Officers were notified, but no
| trace of the woman could be found for
some time. Detective Sutton was notified,
and soon discovered that she had boarded
the southbound train for Wellington. The
! authorities there were notified and she
was arrested soon afutr leaving the train
at that place.
Klnsman and the gang Of chicken pickers
at Jeans poultry house were taking in
the town, when they came in contact with
the Horton woman at the alley at the rear
Of the Carey. They say they were scufiing
there when the woman came up, but none
OF them provoked her in any way. Sud
denly the woman whipped OUT razor from
/ under her coat and began slashing. She
came very near cutting Jim Spellman.
| The boys were boisterous and the drunken
woman, evidently thinking It was a fight
such as Is common down or Fourth, con-
cluded 10 take 4 hand. None Of the gang
would tell their names except Spellman and
the injured man.
Kinsman was so weak from loss Of blood
that he had to be carried 20 the doctor s
| Office, but ne had plenty OF nerve to go
through the dressing and stitching Of his
face without using morphine. He is a
good looking young man, but Il IS proba-
BILE that his face viii be ruined by the
ugly cash.
IF 1 could only keep this from mother,
he said. 81 wouldn't caz for the rest"
| The Harlan woman Will be brought back
! here and lodged in jail Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
MAY COME TO WICHITA
Ed Kennaird's Uncle sends for ON
ciaI Report.

M Ed Kennaird, the genial manager %
the Central Coal * Coke Co. ot tais oi,y.
received "a letter q few days ago frem an
uncle who Is repu-ed 70 De very wealthy
gentleman. living in Cleveland, Olio. re-
guessing his nephew 81 send him q report
e. the weather Tor some years back Mr..
Nennaird secured che same from d.. john
son OF this city. and forwarded u 70 his
uncle. who inumated in his letter shat ne
Nas considering the 8dvlsauf..ty Of coming
70 his Ci5y To- reside la future 4 -ae eli
mate was suited 90 his physical condition,
and II he should decide 70 come he viii
invest some money in Wichita realty as
he reports that the articles that have a7-
peared in the local papers seem 10 indicate
-nat Wichita Is enjoying a very healthy
growth Of prosperity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
ARTHUR ALIENS FUNERAL
VIII be Held at Presbyterian Church
This Afternoon.

Mrs Arthur Allen arrived from Terra
Haure. Ind. with the remains Of her late
husband yesterday morning The body OF
the deceased = al Dunbar's uudeTra king
rooms. and Mrs. Allen IS Il the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar. Tide funeral VII
take. place from the First res5yterian
church this afternoon ~ go. and VII
De under the auspices Of the \. 0. [. w.
lodge. No. - The remains VIII Be laid
70 rest IN one Of the most beautiful lots
IN Highland cemetery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
CHARLEY BENEFITS LUCK
closes Deal in santa re stock " 18th a
Profit Of I.S75

The activity in the stock market, which
has manifested Itself within che past Two
weeks. has brought prosperity 10 a great
many Wichita men who play the market
occasionally. Most every local specu.8Jor
VINO let the treacherous sugar stock alone
has made money.
Charlie Bennett, the wei known tiekst
broker. who has mis- Office in the Nauhst-
tan, r. one Of the good winners who be
gan with small capital Yesterday when
he closed his account with ". J. We.deu-
bach. Of he Ch-istie-Street Commission
Co, 10 was winner just Sl,16 on Two
weeks run of "Atchson Preferred" the
stock that has made such wonderful up
ward strides recently.
There are other local Spectators who do
not want their names IN print who have
made good investments IN stocks as A re-
suit of she prosperity the country IS en-
ioyirE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
ROAD AND NAME ABSORBED
Wichita and Western, Called Wichit
Branch of santa Fee

The Wichita and Western is fromthis
day known as the Wichita branch of the
Santa Fe. The change Of time in trains is
as follows: Train known as No. l. former
" leaving this city for the west at $40
o'clock p. m, is now known as No. -
and leaves the city at $50 p. m. The
southbound passenger, No. 405. leaves the
city al $50 O'Clock p. m, instead Of 60
o'clock p. m, as heretofore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
BUSINESS STREETS CROWDED
All Day Yesterday the Trade Was
Immense.

The business streets Of the city were
congested by vehicles from about noon
until night yesterday, so much 50 that
express Wa gOns, transfers and deliveries
We're considerably retarded. The day be
ing bright and spring-like, there was the
usual Wichita Saturday night street rush.
the ike Of which is witnessed in no other
town in the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
GRIP GRADUALLY SUBSlDING
Many Business Hen are Returning to
Their DntieS

The Russian influenza is gradually
loosening its grip on the devoted inhabit-
ants Of the city. The per cent Of business
men who were confined to their homes
ten days ago is lowered. The victims for
the most part are back 10 their usual vo-
cations, but looking little shaky. Quite
a number of fatalities have been recorded
among the aged Youth, however, did not
escape, as the rolls Of absentees in the
various schools attest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22

Americas Greatest
Medicine is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which absolutely
Cures every form Of
Impure blood, from
The pimple on your
Face to the great
Scrofula sore which
Drains your system.
Thousands Of people
Testify that Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures
'Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Catarrh, Rheumatism,
And That Tired
Feeling. Remember this
And get Hoods
And onlv Hoods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
TWENTY DOLLARS A YEAR
Copy OF an Expensive Manila Paper
Comes to Wichita,

Yesterday Henry Berry OF this city
brought to the Eagle office a copy OF the
Manila Times. 1t is published in English
and the width of the columns is about
that OF the two first columns on the edi-
torial page of the Eagle The paper was
sent to Stewart Heddle, a prominent citi-
zen of Pond Creek, o. T., who transmitted
it to Mr.. Berry. here in Wichita. One of
the leading articles in the paper was one
on the Scottish society in Manila, which
was written in an admirable manner 10Y
Miss Heddle, a sister of the Oklahoman.
The Manila Times is $50 a year or 81
cents a week. 1t is not half as large as
the EAGLE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
CITY ORDINANCE DISSOLVED
Offenders should be Reminded Once
Then Prosecuted.

i costs money . Keep streets cIean
and ys maintain a police force coscs
money. TIE connection between these
viii be obvious 10 any one who VIII no
lice how little the police have 10 Go and
how prone people are 10 litter up the
pavemeuts- A re4mster viii load up vita
loose manure. hay. or what not. and ~
heediessiy driving along, scattering foul
ness over he streets walsh have 10 be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
1T SAVED BABY.
Her Mother Knows How to Make
Good Postum.

Upon recommending 10 others the use
of Postum Food Coffee, We have often
received the reply. on, We have tried
that and can't bear it, \ number of
times 1 have gone directly to the kitchen
and made a cup as directed on the pack
age. that is, allowing It TO boil until the
favor and food value can be extracted
from the grains. and whenever il $ served
this way it wins you may depend upon IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
AMONG RIVERS OF THE WORLD
Only Twelve Others That are Larger
Than the Arkansas

A contemporary sneers at the Eagles
talk Of the importance of the Arkansas
river. 1t IS not so great as a navisabie
stream, but IN the area Of lands watered.
and in il length it IS among the big riv-
ers Of the world. There are but twelve
rivers on the globe that exceed the Ar
kansas river in length. and but three on
the North American continent. to-w1J, the
Missouri the Mississippi and the s.
Lawrence. in North America; the Nile
and the Congo. in Africa; the Hosng-Ho,
Amur, Obi. Yang-Tse-KIauE, of Asia; the
Amazon and Rio Plata, of South America.
The Yukon of Alaska and the Indus Of
India are exactly Of the same length IS
the Arkansas. 1000 geographical miles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
In OIden Times

People overlooked the importance Of per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat
ished with transient action; but now that
1t IS generally known that Syrup OF Figs
viii permanently overcome habitual con-
stipation. well informed people viii not
buy other laxaJives. which act for a time,
bue finally injure the system. Buy the
genuine Manufactured by the California
Fig SyruD Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22

swept. Business men and everybody else
throw anything and everything into the
cutters. If these offenders should get
hints from the policemen daily II would
not be long before there would be a no
ticeable Improvement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22

thanks and gratitude TO the many kind
friends and neighbors who so kindly as
sisted Us during the sickness and death
OF our dear father.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22

Mr. Snaggs-''Ny dear, isn't the grocer o.
the next corner Celtic gentleman" Mr..
Snaggs-''No, indeed, He sells for cash
only"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-22
ard OF Thanks.

We. the sa1s ard daughter q : ".
Yo1nge-. desire 70 express or heartfelt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

len. N6er fte genieBen einen i6le9ten STUFF;
es ipirb beri9tet, baB fte ni4t dnoers leben,
als bic italienti6en unb beutI6en 8lerifer
bor benz mabtOollen @ingreifen @regor's
VII. 11nb baB in tagalif9en Pfdrrbdufern
Der 8uf n8apu" teinespegs ielten ober au4
muir betmlt9 ertOne.
9enn in Der See1e bes Sdgulen nobl1en
atpei 5einbe, bic gefdbrli4er iinO, als Der
Spanier unb Der Nmeritaner. 9as iinb feline
Heigung CUR Snbolen3 unb feline Sinnlt9z
felt. Nls bic Spanier bas 2anO erobertcn,
fanben 1e bic Sagalen in fleinen 5erfplitterz
ten NnIiebelungen; ie mo3ten it9 ni4t 5lz
TammenI9lieBen, neil Elm i~iolirtes 6inOegcs
tiren ibr Sbeal biIbete. Dem bereinten Wirz
fen Der 8eb0rben unb Der @eiitli9feit, Die
ben ein6eimif9en Nbel gef4idt in ibr Sntcrz
effe gu 5ieben berftanben, gelang es, Die Sim
geborenen in gr0Beren pueblos ober 8arrioS
gu furnmelr; aber NOD 6eute entflie6en 5abl@
rti1e dgdlen aus i9ren 93tfern in bic unz
burAbfingli9e7 8ergDt16niB, tpo tbnen Sic
fpuni19e 8oli3ei ni4ts me6r unbdben farn.
Ser Noturmenf4 it eber in bieier Jtdfe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

%. @eemannsz Mbenteuer. Bon
S. SO. 0ablmann.
%. Ser perlorene st amer B. BON
Sans 9opfen.
"a. Or 3ernOpiB. 8on 6. Sutrpz
S9ueding.
25. allies @.reebG;6 unb anbers
@ef9i9ten. BON &uoo1pb 2iabau.
26. Sim Cummings. 8on y. s.
pinterton.
81. 9err unh Srau gtiper. Son
8aul 2inbau.
%. &Ietber mo9en Qeute. 8on
@ottfrieb Seller.
Ser 8iIberoorratb umfdbt bic folg:noen
Nummern:
%. b. @apripi, grsGan5Ier bss 9eutz
f6en &ei4es. Sin pu9l1etrDIfenss Bib.
GtubGiti9.
80. 8aifer @iGbeIm I. an be
Sterbebette. Sin Oel0rudbilb in
Der @rDbe BON 2OX3O 2cn. STIR ie0en
9eutf9en tpirb oiefes Bib Elm rertbs
poQes @ebentbtatt an zen be1itorbenen
9eIbentaiier fein.
81. &di er @i1be1m II. n Sat
1ertn Igufo 9tctorto: .3net
%ein5elne 8ilDer. (OteIe 8iIner iino oerz
9rtTTen.)
80. s ii It 8ismurd.
SO. Graf MoGtte.
"a. Papf Seq XIII.
30. (8cr9riffen.)
sc. @briitus &reI3e.
81. NdppIepn's Gi65ug BON
Mpstau. Sin Oelorud na3 afeiioz
nier's Meiftertperf.
38. Sefus G1rt Ttus. OsiDrud.
80. Sic beiGige MaT;a. Oelorud.
Die Qutttung fir eingelbutttS gelb err
folgt duf benz tleinen 9elbtn 3ettel our9
8erGnberung bes Monats uno ser Sa9res>
sabL.
Dieter s3etteG aeigt iebsn 2efer, Biz gu
tpel4em Datum er ge3a9lt ba!, unb mag
fdumi9e 3abler 9lei95eiti3 an tbre 8erz
pfGi9tung ertnnern.
8riefe unb @eIber abr.Hirs man:
ILLINOIS STAATSzEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08

9ef9ie6t gar nidts, bic Srau tommt nit
elmer tii9tigen Sra1t priigel babon. 0ur6
bas &lfma unb Die altiiberfommensn Sim
ri9tungen miro bic unitttli@feit glei9erz
tpeife gef0r0ert, unb Is fpotten ba6er Dielfa9
bic 3uitdnOe ieber 8ef9reibung. @on ben
ben Sagalen nddtpertpanbten p%6ilippiniz
f9en Stdmmen finOen mir BEL ben 8iIaDern
btefelbe 2aiterbaftt9feit, pdbrenb bic Sgorz
rpttos btelmebr tbre Mdb9en auf's ftreng1te
bitten unb Iie bon ben iungen Mdnnern tren=
men.
6armlofer finb einige anbere 2eibehI9afs
ten, Die BEN Sdgalen bur9peg eigentbiimli9
iinb. Neben benz 8dlten bes 8etbels 8upa),
ben Der Sagale paI1ipnirt liebt utb in ben
&ramldben Der 8etbelmdb9en pber 9uDerd3
erftebt,; lit bd bor alem bic 2etbeni9aFt fir
Die 9abnenfGmpfe gu nennen, bic dber an
f9einenb ni9t ben Spaniern in bic S9ube
eei9oben tperben BARI, ionbern dts uutode
tbon an3ufeben TT. Sc 6a9n 1T Dem Sa>
gdlen bas 906fte; i6m pibmet er nebr
SDrgfalt al8 5einen &inbern: er 1T bas @rfte
unb 6as 9ebte, mas er am Sage bel orgt un5
liebto1t. @r nimmt i'm nit auf's Selo, tpn
er arbeitet, erlabt ii9 bort an feinem Nnblit
unb ftrei9elt i'm; er trdgt ibn ouf ieinen
Spa5iergdngen unter'mNrme nit ft9. @inen
6a6n, Der f4on eintge 3eit ibm gebOrt, berz
fault Der Sagale nt9t me6r; einen 9a6n 3u
faufen (unb Elm gutter toitet oft 4O-7O
pefas) bat er INNER @elo, aud tpenn er
1on1t nt6tS bat. @elegentli6 ~trainirt er bag
totbdre S9ter in einem tleinen Sample nit
anoeren 6Gbnen; Die grDBen 9a6nentdmpfe
dber finben in eigenen Nrenen 5pii9en
Ipprnbeipdffneten 9d6net ftatt. Damn 1T
Der pble9mattf6e Sagale ni6t tpieber 3u err
~tennen, nit fieberbufter @rregung berfplgt
er ben rMat9", unb bGtte Die Ge9ierung
ni4t Die Wetten duf Elm Marimum BON 50
8efas bef9rGnft, ct ber1pielte bier, tpie pei=
lamb bic alien 9ermanen, Sinh uno &egel,
Mit ber1elben 2eibenI9aft frDbnen tie Dem
8artenipiele, bas nun gu gepiHen Stunben
erlaubt 1T, neil Die Sagdlen 1onft Sag unc
Nabt iiber ben &arten boden niirben, bic
19on mdnGem BON lbnen all 1et1 0db uno
@11t geto1tet 6dben. 8erabe BEL tnbolenten
Gaf1en finbet man berlei fanatif9e Baiiioz
men nidt ielten. 9tu9 bas Sbedter 5Gblt gu
ben 2eiben19aften Der Sagdlen. Sci ben
&ir9enfeften finoen unter freiem 9immel
bic grpBen 8oriteQun9en ftutt, bic tets ben
&f Der gbriiten gegen Die Mobammeba@
ner gum @egeniianbe BADEN. Sage uno
@d4te lang 8ieben iie ii6 bin, 6unberte BON
peripnen tpirfen nit, unb a1es pirb nit Der
grDBten 9lusfibrIi6teit ourgeitelt, 10 baB 3.
g. elm @efeht minOef tens cine StnnOe in
Mn1pru9 nimmt, pobei benin bic @9ouipiez
Ter INNER me9r in Wutb gerutben unb IS
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