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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
JENNIE KEssLER,- Teache..

You should never mail letter without
having your name and address printed on the.
upper left-hand corner of the envelope. In
case of its not being delivered it would then
be returned to you. Call at The News Office
where you can get the best quality, XXX en-
velopes, with your name and address printed
upon them for ONLY FORTY CENTS PER HUN
DRED. The envelopes alone of this quality
will cost you double this price anywhere elss..
Call and have some printed while you wait.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
A Klondike Fortune.

Mr.. George Mulligan, a resident
of Optima, Beaver county, Okla.
is now enjoying snug fortune made
in Alaska during the past three years.
He is now at Optima, where his
mother and sister reside. Mr. Null
igan expects to return to Alaska in
the spring and is trying to get com
pany of twenty-five to accompany
him. The following from the Har-
desty Herald gives his proposed
plan:
''In this issue George Mulligan
calls attention to his proposed plan
of organizing company of twenty
five to go with him to Eagle City,
Alaska, in the spring and work in
gold mines. 1t may be stated at the
outset that Mr.. Mulligan was raised
in this section, is well known, is
strictly honest and his proposition
is submitted in good faith. In brief
the plan is this: Mr. Mulligan will
require each member to put up 5000
cash, and in return he will land each
member at Eagle City, Alaska, equip
ped with years supply of provi-
sions, etc., and will furnish free Of
cost to members all tools and ma
chinery necessary for working and
developing the mines. Each mem
Der will get IS per cent of the out
put of the mines and Mr.. Mulligar
25 per cent. While absent in Chi
cago to purchase two hydraulic min
ing outfits Mr.. Mulligan will have
blank contracts prepared and print
ed for each member of the company
to sign. Mr.. Mulligan has seyera
coed paying mines in Alaska, has
number of undeveloped claims ans
has had three years experience il
that country. He insists that ht
will not have men along who drinl
or gamble, and that each membe
must be hustler-and each membe
will be expected to do his part. Dur
ing his absence of three years il
Klondike Mr.. Mulligan made snui
fortune and has ample means II
carry out his undertakings.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
Some Fine Meade County Cattle.

Mr.. ]. B. Buck sold some of the
best cattle raised in Meade county
to Desmarrias Bros, of Sand Creek
twp, this week. One bunch of
Shorthorns was raised by Mr.. M.
E. Dahmer, Mertilla twp, which
ranged from 10 to Is months old
and averaged 772 pounds per head
in weight. Another bunch raised
by Mr.. J. M. Brannan, east of this
city, were Black Mules and ranged
from s to s months old and averag-
ed 6o6B pounds per head in weight.
These cattle, with other stocks of
cattle, will be put on full feed at the
Desmarrias Bros. ranch in Sand
Creek twp. with view of making a
practical test to ascertain whether it
is profitable to full feed cattle and
also to determine which is the best
stock of cattle for this country.
Mr.. E. P. Desmarrias is practi-
cal, up-to-date cattle feeder and has
the reputation of being one of the
best cattle feeders in Grundy county
Iowa. With his experience and ou1
fine climate, he expects to make
these cattle average 1850 pounds OF
more by the 1st of June 1901.
1t is-needless to say that our stock
men will watch the, experiment with
considerable interest and will GER
tainly profit by any demonstrations
that Desmarrias Bros. may make
with these cattle.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
The Literary.

The Literary Society met last
Friday night and rendered the pro-
gram with the exception of the de-
bate, for which the business of or
ganizing was substituted. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President, Chas. P. Dawson;
Vice-President, Moses Black;
Secretary, Maggie Martin;
Treasurer, Geo. S. Selvidge.
A Program committee of three was
appointed by the President, as fol-
lows: Will Shelly, Maggie Martin,
Sada jenkins.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
Railroad Talk.

An important step toward the
building of new transcontinental
railroad line was taken yesterday in
the presentation to the attorney
general of Texas for approval of the
charter of the Chicago, Rock Is
land & Mexico Railroad company,
which road is to be part of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
system.
The charter provides for the ex-
tension of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific railroad from its present
southwestern terminus at Liberal,
Kas., to White Oaks, n. NJ, where
it will connect with the Ell Paso &
Northeastern railroad, running from
White Oaks to Ell Paso, Texas, a
distance of IA miles. The Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific has just pur-
chased the Ell Paso & Northeastern
road and the deal will be formally
ratified by the board of directors of
the former company at their meeting
to be held in New York City, Dec.
IS. The proposed extension from
Liberal, Kas., to White Oaks will
be about 400 miles long, of which
ITO miles will be in Texas. The
stockholders of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Mexico Railroad company
are the same as those of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacihc.-Kansas
City Star, Dec. 8.
From the above it will be seen
that the railroad extension is a fact.
Now that the material has begun to
arrive assures it beyond any doubt.
Last Monday a construction train
loaded with IS cars of spikes and
joints came into Meade about II p.
m. and on Tuesday morning started
for Tyrone, unloading the material
along the route. This is the same
gang that has worked on the south
line from Chickasha to Mangum.
The writer was informed that they
were ordered from Mangum last
Saturday to Liberal and will now go
on through to El Paso, Texas. The
Mangum line will remain unfinished
until this road is completed to Tex
as, and will no doubt connect some
where west of Mangum. One hun
dred cars of steel rails were ordered
from Omaha, Neb.. Saturday, and
one train load passed through We'd
nesday to Liberal. There is light
er steel rail in use from here to Lib
eral which will be replaced by heavy
rails Immediately.
We never would believe that the
road would be extended until we
could see the material on the ground,
and now that it has begun to arrive
there is no longer any room for
doubt.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13

New ribbons, silks, and velvets al
Wehrle's.
The train from the east arrived
about $3.50 Tuesday night.
New Fall millinery at Wehrle's.
Call and examine the new goods.
Ladies, misses and children:
hats in the latest styles at Wehrle's
This Office has blank receipt book:
for sale. If you need one call and
secure it.
WANTED-Live pigeons at -6octs
per dozen. For further particulars,
call on Harry Coon.
1t is about time that the Hugotor
Hermes would discontinue the pub
lication of the delinquent tax list.
If the weather continues as it has
for the remainder of the winter, this
would be the mildest winter for sew
eral years.
When you want fine job work, this
office can accommodate you at the
most reasonable prices. Bring US
your work.
E. E. Buchecker, who has been
at the Crooked L ranch for the past
few months, has been staying in the
city for the past week.
The railroad officials went through
in their special car Tuesday night.
They are out looking over this end
of the road and sizing up the work
of extension.
Bruce and Johnston moved the
confectionery stock into the new To-
cation at the Blankenchip place this
week and now have one of the neat
est and cleanest places in the city.
One thing is sure, and that is
when the railroad extension is finish
ed we will get irst-class railroad and
mail service. This is about the
most we can expect, as we are very
liable to be made flag station like
Cimarron and other towns along the
main line of the Santa Fe.
A report from the Philippines says
that Lieut.. Howard Koontz was
speared to death while on his way to
relieve an outpost. His body will
be brought to the United States and
inferred in the National Cemetery
at Chattanooga, Tenn. This was
his request before he departed fol
the Islands and will be complied
with.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
w. S. BERGMAN. Cashier.
MEADE, KANSAS,

Designated Depository of Meade County
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
PROGRAM.

The following is the program for
the literary, Friday Dec. 2I, 1900:
Recitation-Flossie Woodland.
Solo-Georgie DeCow.
Recitation-Phyllis Fuhr.
Select Reading-Dr. Leslie.
Song-Ida Perry.
Recitation-Grace Conlin.
Song-Will Shelley.
Reading Winnie Bonham.
Guitar Duett-Carrie White,
Phyllis Fuhr.
DEBATE.
Resolved, That the Pulpit is more
influential than the Press.
Affirmative-Fra Fuhr.
Negative-Prof. Dawson.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
Grand Mask Ball.

There will be Mask Ball at the
City Hall, Dec. IS, Christmas night.
Good music will be furnished. A
supper will be served at IL O'Clock.
Everyone is invited at attend.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
Gan Club Shoot.

The gun club shoot last Friday
resulted as follows:
N B. Peck I'LL IO11O 1111O 1I111-17
W. F. Fee 1OO11 I'LL I'LL 11101-17
b. NJ. Coon 111O1 11Ol1 O11oO 11O10-l3
S. D. Adams COOL O011O O01o1 11o11-1O
Peck and Fee tied on II out of 20
and in shooting off the tie Peck got
7 straight while Fee missed the sew
enth, giving the medal to Peck
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
b. II. BEATTE.
JeVe|e[, EngTQVe[ 0nd Op|idI0n.
COON'S DRUG STORE.
Meade, Kansas.
Meade, Kansas.

Come in and see this Elegant Display Of Fine
Gold watches, Silver watches, Watch chains,
Plain gold rings Band rings, Diamond rings,
Opal rings, and other rings Watch charms,
of all kinds, Stick pins, Lace pins, Collar but
tons, sleeve buttons, sleeve links, ladies long
rette chains, belt buckles, pulley rings, silver
thimbes gold bracelets, silver bracelets, hat
pins, Nethersole bracelets, Sterling silver Tea
spoons, Tooth brushes, Embroidery scissors,
Manicure sets, Stationer's sets, gold pens
pearl holders. The celebrated Paul E. Writ
fountain pens. Berry spoons, Cream ladies'
Sugar spoons in plated and sterling silver.
Rodgers celebrated 1847 knives and forks.
Cold meat forks, beef forks, Paper knives
And complete line of goods for Holiday
presents. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired and warranted
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
Local News.


Chistmas comes on Tuesday this
year.
R. E. Steele went to Hutchinson
last Monday.
Mr.. N. ]. Kyger was up from
Sand Greek Tuesday.
The Meade Band will play at the
Christmas entertainment.
M. Rosenberg has a Christmas
ad. in THE News this issue.
c. L. Willard is back to Meade
working at the National hotel.
Belle Meade Items appear this
week after an extended absence.
A. ]. Blankenchip has disposed
of his confectionery to VIII Bruce.
Presiding Elder Martindale preach
ed at the M. E. church last Sunday
night
The report of the Meade Schools
is published in another column of
this issue.
The Meade Gun Club is arrang-
ing for live pigeon shoot during
Christmas week.
DR.. Sterrett came in Monday ev-
ening and has been very busy all
week with dental work.
The literary will be held Friday
night, Dec. Fl, the program is pub
lished in another column.
Jake Cordes and wife were in the
city Tuesday and Mr.. Cordes made
this office a pleasant call.
r. w. Orr returned from Kansas
City Saturday night. He informed
US that his cattle sold well.
Joe Dorland was down from
Greensburg this week visiting. He
returned home Wednesday.
Messrs. w. S. Bergman and Alf.
Siegel went to Dodge City Monday,
and returned Tuesday night.
D. M. Mackey and wife were in
Meade several days this week visit
ing and transacting business.
Uncle Geo. Freimuth came in
from Fl. Dodge Tuesday night to
remain a few days in Meade county.
Bruce is up to-date with a fine
line of candies and calls special at
tention to the fact in another col
umn of this issue.
Rev. Robinson preached at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning
and evening. He left Monday for
his home in Dodge City.
]. G. Leslie, of Jefferson City,
Mo-, is visiting his brother, DR..
Leslie, this week. Mr.. Leslie is
connected with the Jefferson City
Daily Press, of that place.
Deputy Bank Commissioner Frank
Osborne was here last week check
ing up The Meade State Bank. 1t
is needless to say that he found ev-
erything in first class condition.
John Randolph, of Fowler twp,
was in town Saturday and made this
office a pleasant call. Mr.. Ran
dolph has out large acreage OF
wheat this year which looks very
promising.
Sam Conger accompanied by
Frank Crocker, Claud Ragland and
Carl Hecker went to Tyrone Tues
day with the construction train tc
unload material. They all returned
Tuesday night.
| w. c. Osgood Jr., assisted by
Thos. Johnston painted and paper
ed the confectionery building thi:
week. 1t now presents clean ap-
pearance and one of the best place:
in the city for goods in that line.
Messrs, L. L. Graves and E. E
Mofitt, of Thorntown, Ind, were il
Meade the first of the week They
are old acquaintance of Mr.. Geo
B. Cones and he was showing then
the country for several days. These
gentlemen are engaged in the livery
business at Thorntown. Mr.. Grave.
is a stockman and a breeder of fine
cattle, while Mr.. Moffett is an ad
mirer and owner of race stock
They both contemplate moving tC
| IL Il
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13

Our Plains Items were received
too late for this issue
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
School Report, Third Month.
HIGH SCHOOL.

HIGH SCHOOL.
Enrolment, males II; females II; total 23.
Average Attendance, males 9.42; females
1912; total 2o.I4.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Clarence Eason. Anna Johnston.
Julia Peed. Lois Potter.
Edna Stutsman. Alex Tripod.
Chas. Wood. Pearl Wood.
Ruah Bonham.
CHAs P. DAWSON, Principal.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment: males 10; females I3; total 23.
Average daily attendance: males 81; fe-
males I2.5; total 2I.2.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Florence Shamhart. Ada Kessler.
Phyllis Fuhr. Agnes Wehrle.
Georgia DeCow. Carrie White.
Fred Stalder. James Byrns.
Willie Martin. Wallace Hamilton.
Glenn Wood. Eugene McMeel.
MAGGIE MARTIN, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE.
Enrolment: males 10; females Is; total 29.
Average attendance: males I5.6 females,
1916; total 49,.
Neither absent nor tardy;
Pearl Taggart. Herbert Conger:-
Mona McMeel. Eddie RIeman.
Lille Peck. Fred Flick.
Mildred Johnston. Clarence Perry.
Esther Cannon. Bernard McMeel.
Frances Walter. Frank Wood.
Bessie Conger. Fesler Stalder.
Laura Stalder. Harry Shamhart.
Irl Eason. SABA JENKINS, Teacher.
PRIMARY.
| Enrolment: males II; females g; total 20.
Average attendance. males 1911; females
7.S; total 1856.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Martin Cannon Archie Fee.
Otto Wilkey. Robert Wilson.
Minnie Wikey. Willie Cannon
Dora Perry. Clara Flick.
Helen Boehler Lulu Stalder.
Floyd NARROW.
JENNIE KEssLER, Teache..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-27
Batter Trii6bicr, G. SIS. R., &C.
ifprben.

Der genannte bo9p. !Serr itarb 81
Baltimore i'm ct. Mi6ael's : 3lpiter
pater Srii9bier mar in Godem ar
Der Mofel am %. MGr5 1927 gebo.
rem. Somit erreidte er elm Otter Dor
70 Sdbren, Z Mpnaten unb 81 Sagen
Seine Stubien madte er in Srier
Die Brofeb i'm Srben Der Hebempto'
riiten leate er ab ammo 1852 am SeItt
Der III. 5bereiid, Is. Sftober; gum
Drieiter purbe er gepeibt gu Hegens.
burg am 4. Sanuar 1854 Set ben
3. Sftpber 1866 neilte er in bieIem
2anbe, unb par i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
in ben peri6iebenen NieberlaH unser
bes Srbens tbdtie.
Der 9abingeidiebene mar cir
ariinbli9 gelebrter aasee5eidnetel
&anaelreoner unD frommer Yrieiter
Der ii6 iiberall Der bDditen @%erebrune
lerfreute. Sn spei Sabrsn bate ei
fein aolbenes profebiubilGum, in bic,
|fSabren iein goloenes priefteriubildum
'aefeiert. MDge er es balb i'm 5im.
mel feiern. ollie, bic ben 0srepigter
fannten. Defenders bic Mitslieoer be,
ct. Marien : @emeinbe, unter bener
er ldnaere Sabre nit Grfolg pirtte
perbei aepib fir Die Rube feline,
Seele beten. r. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-27

der. Stuoent an Der llniperiitdt ssreiz
burn. bat bas 2~icentiats s@ramen nit
Der h0diten 4us5ei9nun9 beitanoen.
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betrat cine Srduensperion bonn 2anoe
einen 2dben Der Stabt unb faufte
cine &leinieteit; beim 3ablen bemertte
lie. bah Iih in Der S6ublaoe elm tppblz
oefiintes portemonndie befano. Wdbz
reub Tie nun bds 2aoenmdo6en mad
oem Dreis bes Sbjeftes in Der duberz
iten gde bes 2abens fragte, uno 2eBs
teres bic S6ublabe etpas pffen fteben
lieR. tbat Die 5rau einen beber5ten
9riff uno flugs mar bas portemonz
ndie in beren SaIhen perihnunoen.
Sic entfernte iia eiliglt unter Der Nn.
aabe. oas betreffenoe Sbiett lei ibr 81
theuer. Sas MGb6sn merfte iosleid
ben Oiebita6l unb ba eS BON Der Srau
parnpmmen, baB tie aus Monnerifj
lei. ma6te es ii9 auf bic SDden ndd
benz 8ahnbpf unb unterpegs an Der
fraaliden Srau poriber CUR 9enoarz
merle. 9ieie nabm bic btebii4e Srau
in Der gabnbpfsN peniie in gmpfans.
Sas Bortemonnaie nit etli6en brett
ria Tranten mar ebenfaas i'm Be-
iiB Der 6rdu.
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aen hdlb 8 u6r seigte Der 2%dufbur1he
Mphrena aus Weimersfir6 benz Ia
idbriaen 8iper aus Sid (&nep1en),
2aufburi6e BEL Srn. Sofietlermeifter
Wiinih. ieinen reuen selaoenen Hez
polper. fpielte oamit, briidte Los, uno
bic 3uael sing benz 8iper in ben re9=
ten 0prberarm.
mSretta Mittag selanste
aur 0eriteiaerung bas ben grben Der
perlebten @beleute 5ran3 &irpaa
S6luno aus 2uremburg ~sebDrenoe
Subdivisions 0riiber altbetdnnte
Geitdurant S6ltm), NeutboritraBe
go. 26. Sasislbe purbe benz i'm
6auIe ielbit pobnenben 9aftpirtb,
6rn. @aifersS eiler, gum preiie BON
$500 IF. nit 10 psf. aoiten 8iigez
ffluaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-27
oSnaenr6nrglldes.
Dereiniete Staten.
0ofal>N adri9ten aus Gaieasu.

liner perther Sreunb peter Sep'
mans, so. 81 81. Strabe, SiiosGhi'
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Sienftes iebr erbebli4 perlebt 81 tper'
ben unb sebt jeBt i'm Gpot Gountf
Soipital ieiner 9eneIung ent9egen.
Infer ssreunb Rid 5eltgen, elm ge'
a2teter 3ursmbur9er. mel6er z Sabre
lana als pripatz9 Grtner bel ben $50
Deter Sduetler &c SOB anseiteat mar
hat iebt in go. SIC Wels StrdBe, Ell
fehr feines OelitateHen 8ei9Gft tGuf'
lid iibernpmmen, mir miini6en ben
iuhaen lnternebmer ben beiten grfolg
Sr, 81. 5eltsen itammt aus Steiniel
Serr HriB u~ngebeuer bon Srenen'
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Dearborn StraBe tGuflid iibernom'
men.
4m Oienstag, ben Ii. Yopem5er
reiite infer Sreunb Sobn S9arres
nit Der Dominion 2ine fir cine LANCER,
8eiu6sreife gu ieipen gltern mad
Nieberfeulen. 2uremburg, ab. St'
@ntunft piro iider elm frDblihes
Wisberfehen iein.
Inter Der @nflage, elm pfero Dor
Sobn g. S6mit, go. los Wens Str.
asitoblen AL boben, purbe Sbomas
Malbron perbaftet unb in Der Stod'
harbs : Station eingelperrt. Serl
Sphn g. S6mit itammt aus Nieoer'
form. 2uremburg.
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Noaers Yart : Station mddt gum
orDBtsm Miboersniissn Der ieiner Sb.
but G~mpfoblenen neuerbings iein'
ndhtliden Runben in 9egleitune
zines aesdbmten Studies, bon pel9sl
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einem i6m ieit Sdbren befreunoeter
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FprosO atoto suseI9idt erbielt. 9ieI'
boppelte 8epa6ung Des S9mit an,
pertrauten ariitotratiI6en 0iitritts
hat namentli6 auf Die Mpral bes
Siihnerpolfes iener 9egenb feline Wira
tuna nid1t perfeblt. benn iotpie Ii9 elm
nal elm lei9tiinnises Subn mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-27
Oro6herso9thum
Ius Ser bauptitaot.
CONFEDERATION Der nrnea Muicnfran,s
Stride in Maricutbai.

Mtt benz z. Nppember in Der sSd6r:
hunDertpenoe bat Elm neliss &apitel II
ben Nnnalen oes altberii6mten 8lp.
tiers Warientbal ~beapnnen. Geitoen
Die lpeiBen Batter, Die um @frita bod,
peroienten Miiiipndre, in Die HGumt
oes doeliQen H%onnenitiftes eingssoger
unD bort cine MiiiionsI6ule fir an.
aehenoe patres unb 8riiber erriftet
haben. mddte fi9 bas 8ebiirfniB mad
elmer piirot9en uno gerdumisen &a:
belle INNER me9r fiibfenb.
Der bodtp. Superior, p. Speens,
faBte energii4 ben GntihluB zines
Neubdues uno brd6te i'm ourh Der
Srn. 4rhiteften Serta bon 2urem.
burg, in iiberraI9eno tu8er 3eit, gun
aliidliden 8~oIenbung. !Seute ltebt
niht cine 8apele, ipnbern cine &ir4t
in benz punberiam gelegenen S6ale
elm feft0eariinoetes 9ottesbaus, better
i6lanter Sburm nit ben auf i~teiler
Relfenpdnoen ii9 e~rbebenben Stbten
um Die Wette in Die 9obe gu itreber
fneint.
Der Simmel iGisn anfanss BIZ
GuBere Seier ni6t begiinitisen 81
molten. bod seiste es ii6 batp, BAT
bies muir Die erite WaHertaufe bea
neuen 9aues iein iplte, benin aqmdlie
reiniote iid bic 2uft. I'm bulb 9 l1bi
~lanaten Der bo9p'fte Serr 8iI6of mil
benz bp4p. !Serrn 9eneral=0ifar uni
SeminarprdIes Serr Yeiffer unb 6rn
Soitert, bii6nfl. Setretdr unb Gbren.
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bon benz bort perIdmmelten Sausper'
fpnal beralihlt %empfangen.
Sin iunaer Miifipnsidiiler entboi
in aetpGblten Worten ben Wiltom,
msnsaruB. 9arauf begann bic eigents
life Heier, Oeren punoeri9One 8ebete
uno tiefbebeutYame Geremonien alien
9lnpeIenben fe6r gu SerSen gingen,
Die an bic CONFEDERATION ii6 anI9lie.
Renpe erite feierlide fl. Weiie purbs
bon benz Srn. Se6anten BON Merif
unter @fiiftens bes bohp'iten germ
9ifGpfes gebalten. Mit eem btihDfz
lihsn Ssaen unp benz aus bieleu
8ehlen nit 8egeiiterung pprgetraaez
men m9rober @ott, mir loben Did,
nahm Die fir6lide Geier eirlen piir-
biaen 4bihluB.
Hu6oem Die Senofenfdaft Der
tpeiRen Batter our6 Den 8irhenbau
hire TrSmmisteit sssen Soft sldn5enh
bepieisn, poaten lie BEL oieier 0ele=
asnheit audi bic oltbergebradte 8loz
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