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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-16
Killed His Brother-In.Law.

Sioux City, Ia, Especial. )-Christ. Bauer
was killed by Ernest Myers, his brother-in.
law, thirty miles east Of here. Both men are
farmers. Bauer met death In defending his
mother with whom Myers had picked q
quarrel. Myers had been drinking.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-16
Thirteen FIRMS Burned Out.

RedAeld, Ia, Especial. Fire in the bust
ness portion of this town completely wiped
out all the business houses on the south side
of Main street. The loss Is estimated at about
500, 600, only partially covered by insurance
Thirteen firms were burned out. The origin
OF the fire Is unknown,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! A LAWYERS STORY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

is impa-
tient and the
twelve w airy
months that had
crept by since I
had passed my
trying examina-
ton and been
admitted to the
bor oeen,pd an
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

ter class of F'ilipincs all believe that
American occupation will mean an i'm
crease OF prosperity for the islands"
And the bishop adds:
Il was much pleased with the gen.
eral condition of affairs lin the islands.
The war seemed 20 me to be practical
ly over. The only activity among the
insurgents was disposition to make
raids of guerilla character, that re-
semble more or less the freebooter wars
of the Adventures Of southern Italy.
The great majority of the Filipinos are
friendly to us: they have all confidence
in our soldiers and are perfectly will
ing to come under our government. II
interested me a great deal to see how
this friendly feeling was shown by the
children, who are devoted TO our SOL
diers."
Why is 1t that every Intelligent OBJ
server who makes the journey that
Bishop Potter has just made, no mat
ter what his opinions at the outset,
comes back glad that the flag is anoat
over Manila and the Philippines and
certain that 1t is afioat to stay?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
QUESTIONS,
is it worth while

30 ~ WoTtn Wnlle-
To promote the export trade of the
United States by providing better. cheap-
er ana surer transportation facilities.
which will also result in opening new
markets?
10 enable the United States to become
the predominating commercial maritime
power IN the Pacific as soon as possible?
To enable the United States To become
tho controlling commercial maritime DOW
or OF the Caribbean and Gulf OF Mexico
before a canal Is cut through the 18th.
mus?
To establish under the American oap
regula" and frequent means oc commu-
nication with South America on both
oceans?
To win for the United States a respect-
able position in the trade across the
North Atlantic Ocean?
To help furnish means of communica-
tion with those islands In the Atlantic and
Pacific which have recently come into
our possession or under our control?
10 strengthen the naval power Of the
United States?
To obtain fair share of the profitable
ocean-carrying trade OF the world?
TO develop ocean mail facilities and
Obtain therefrom those advantages which
attach TO the quickest mail facilities?
To develop the industry of shipbuilding
and subsidiary Industries In the United
States?
II II Is, then let congress pass the ship.
ping bill.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

-" HE WORDS Of Bishop Potter
descriptive of the change in
~ his opinions wrought by A
personal view of the Philip
pine pro eiem. are instructive. I'VE
shaik,keep, the islands now." he says.
ahhduSh at one time ne wanted to
give them up, "because there is no
way to get rid Of them honora bly,"
Discussion OF the question as to wheth-
er we ought or ought not to have en-
teted. into The possession of them is,
he asserts, purely an academic matter.
no longer having practical value.
But wttt .cf their future? Il be-
iisve." says this former colleague of
senator Hoar. ex-Secretary Boutwell,
ana other anti-imperialists, since con-
verted to the administrations side by
persopsl.stuay. of the facts. II believe
that fof a while military form Of
government il the only feasible one.
The Filipinos cannot govern them
selves, or at any. rate they cannot Or
ganize government of their own. 1t
is-nonsense Tor any one to say that
they can. 1t is only in the rarest cases
that any Of them have shown any real
capacity FOR governing. Several friends
orAguihd1do came TO me when / was
IN HopE Kong and told me that they
were satisfied that there could be no
success for his undertaking. The bet
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
MEASURES THAT Die
A PEACEFUL DEATH
concluded from Page 81

avenue between Market and Breaker
streets.
Providing for an electric light on Key
ser avenue.
Granting permission TO the Gameweli
Auxiliary Fire Alarm company to con-
struct q fire alarm system In the city.
Providing for sewer un the eastarly
side Of Washington avenue.
Providing for the acceptance of certain
streets in the Fifteenth ward.
Providing for the narrowing Of Dela-
ware street. between Washington and
wyoming avenues.
Providing that no ordinances providing
for city improvements be considered by
councils II not accompanied by plans and
specifications.
Providing for one electric light in the
Fourteenth ward.
Providing for one electric light in the
Sixth ward.
Adjusting the pay of permanent firemen.
Providing for a sewer on the easterly
side Of washington avenue, between New
York and Marion street.
Providing for the payment of claims
for the furnishing of Crystal hose house.
Providing for the. construction of side
walks on South Main avenue.
Providing for the payment Of the claim
of William Connell for the constructing
by him Of pavement In front of Connell
building.
Providing for the col, instruction of gut
ters in the Nineteenth ward.
NEVER REPORTED.
resolutions which were referred to the
committee never got beyond them.
The fire department committee has the
largest number of these to it's credit.
Among them are the following:
Ordinance providing for the payment OF
claim of Spruks Bros. against the city.
Ordinance providing for the appoint
ment of two additional permanent men in
| order to give the present paid firemen
| twenty-four hours leave Of absence when
they desire
Ordinance providing for additional per-
manent man for the Cumberland Hose
company.
Ordinance creating the office Of assist
ant fire chief and fire marshal.
Ordinance providing for fire hydrant
In the Twentieth ward.
Ordinance providing for a fire alarm
box In the Twentieth ward.
The only thing that the judiciary
committee held back was the resolu-
tion directing that ex-Patrolman Mar
tin D. Flaherty be paid S216.17, same
being his salary while suspended from
duty during Mayor Bailey's term.
The light and water committee didn't
report on the resolution providing that
the Lackawanna Iron and Steel conf
pany be asked for how much they
would turn over their plans for bring
ing the water of the Susquehanna river
to this city.
The railways committee held up sew.
eral resolutions, the most important of
which was the one directing the chief
of police to enforce the ordinance pro-
hibting the blocking Of the West Lack
awanna avenue crossing.
The sewers and drains committee
held up a resolution directing that the
city clerk advertise for proposals for
the construction Of a sewer in the
Nineteenth sewer district, while the
sanitary committee failed to act upon
the resolution requiring physicians to
tack up notices of contagious disease.
The box set aside for the papers,
resolutions and ordinances referred to
special committees is full, and contains
numberless claims and a large num-
Der Of miscellaneous resolutions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
How It Works,

asst YEAR the government
lost $o0,O00,0O0 in handling sec
@ond-class mail matter; that is,
the expense of handling it was
s2oooc,o0o more than the postage re-
ceived. Had the Loud bill been in
force. it would have overcome this diff
ference and cleared about $4,000, 900 on
the transaction.
Some of the big publishing houses
which are fighting the Loud bill issue
novels at stated intervals and call the
issues periodicals. thereby securing
the advantage Of the cent-a pound
postage rate when other books are
charged for at the rate of 4 cents a
pound. On this basis the government
receives $22.40 a ton and has to pay
almost $50 ton for the mere hauling
o. the stuff. not to speak Of the cost Of
clerk-hire. organization, etc. These
hook publishers have no more right to
expect Uncle Sam to lose money in
this way than they would have to
ask him TO pay their printers.
OF course there are other abuses of
the mails. The free seed business is
an abuse, although so long as 1t exists
we don't blame congressman for dis
tributinc their share. The wholesale
franking OF stump speeches for politi
cal effect is an abuse and bad one.
Political committees ought to pay for
their mail privileges just the same as
ordinary citizens have to. Maybe the
railroads charge too much for hauling
the mails IT they do. that, also,
should be reniedied. But at present
the subject hs fore the house is the
Loud bill and it ought to pass.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

- at LlncOln last TueSday and
more familiarly known as
"Bryan's platform" because he wrote
1t, is worthy of some examination as
curiosity in political literature. Like
it's indefatigable author, it pops at
every head that sticks up as we'll as
at many heads which have no existence
in fact, and the man who can't find in
1t plank to fit his hobby is mentally
deaf, dumb and blind. Let US con-
dense its multifariousness
Endorses the Chicago platform.
Wants income tax and direct election
of United states senators.
Favors municipal ownership of num-
icipal franchises.
Urges the initiative and referendum.
Is willing to give liberal pensions to
deserving soldiers and dependents.
Approves the Nicaragua canal.
Then come host of condemnatory
planks to signify how thoroughly the
boy statesman of the Platte is "agin
the government" Among the objects
and subjects sandbagged are:
The Dingley tariff law, which Is
called trust breeder.
Trusts in general. and the 'inoney
trust the industrial trust" and the
international law grabbing trust" in
particular.
The Republican party for a variety
OF reasons. 1t has abandoned Ameri-
can ideas and ideals; has "plotted
against the financial independence of
the individual; is about to "nullify
the Declaration Of Independence: and
wants to put the dollar above the
man."
The gold standard.
National banks.
Monopolies.
The Puerto Rican tariff.
Wars of conquest and colonial nos
sessions: also trade purchased 'at the
cannon's mouth.
Militarism.
John Bull.
The platform solves all our weightv
war problems with easy deXterity. II
airily affirms that the constitution
follows the flag; blithely favors IAN
immediate declaration Of the nations
purpose to give the Filipinos, first. a
stable form of government; second.
independence; and, third, protection
from outside Interference: and mod
estly wants to extend the nations
influence. not by force but through the
persuasive power of a high and hon.
orable example,
The gem of the platform we reserve
for the last. Instead of a system
which would chain our nation to the
gold standard and compel it to partici-
pate in all the disturbances which come
to European nations, we demand" II
says. IAN American financial system.
made by the American people for them
selves, to be secured by the immediate
restoration of the free and unlimited
coinage of gold and silver at the pres
ent legal ratio of 16 to without wait
ing for the aid or consent of any other
nation
And there you have the whole story
of Bryansm, self-told and self-illus.
trated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

The president. it is understood. wishes
congress to pass law enabling him
to put Generals Fitzhugh Lee and Jo-
seph Wheeler on the regular army re-
tired list as token of recognition of
their recent services and as u compli-
ment to the Confederate veterans and
their sons who fought for a reunited
country in the war with Spain. Such
an action would be most appropriate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA,
Well Known Scrantonian Weds in
Far Off Fresno.

The marriage of Arthur Albright
Jones to Miss Ellazena Ryxbee was
solemnized at the home of the brides
parents in Fresno, California. on Tues
day evening last. The groom is Il
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus d. Jones,
of this city.
The parents of the groom, his broth
er and sister and number of other
persons from Scranton We're present at
the wedding ceremony
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

More than 200 applications have been
made TO the comptroller of the cur
rency at Washington by persons wish
Ing to take advantage of the new cur
rency Jaw to organize national banks
In small communities where banking
facilities do not exist. This feature of
the law will unquestionably prove to
be widespread benefit,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
OPINION IN THE
RAILROAD CASE
JUDGE PURDY's DECISION IN
THE MATTER.

Erie and Wyoming Valley Company
Has No Authority to Build a
Branch Road from Hawley to
Lackawaxen-Erie Company Had
No Lawful Right to Fill Up Bed
of Canal Under Its Bridge or to
Construct the Track Which It Laid
Across the Canal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

The endorsement of the clergy is
one Of the most effective of arguments
in favot Of expansion. None realize
more fully than those interested in
spreading the gospel to the unenlight.
ened the futility of attempting mis-.
sionary work in the Orient unless un.
der the protection of the flag of free
DOM
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

In the act Of damning the Transvaal
war and praising the valor Of the Irish
soldiers in one breath, Hon. John Red
mond gives an example of b lowing hot
and cold that would be difficult to
avco1
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

The Ameer Of Afghanistan appears
TO be about the only monarch who has
mus far resisted the invitation of the
yellow journals to make newspaper
war upon England.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

The disasters which have oyertaker
those extremes of enterprise. "Sapho'
and the Christian daily, indicate thai
1t Is perhaps better to aim at the hap.
ny medium after all.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
SCRANTON, MARCH %. 1900.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS


First Dlstrict-T. JEFFERSON REY-
NOLDS.
Second Distri,t-JoHN sCHEuER, JR.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
Railroad Men
Get Ready
for Inspection

We have now a full line of
all makes of Watches that
we guarantee to pass.
Buy your Watches Of an
old reliable house. Not some
agent who will open shop for
two or three months and then
skip out. We are here to
stay. Our guarantee is "as
good as gold" Prices as
low as any.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
An Agreement at Last.

"HE BASIS Of agreement at
last reached in the senate
Il upon the subject of Puerto
Rico's needs is twofold III
character: First, the refunding of
tariff duties already collected, and
second, Is per cent. of the Dingley
duties for revenue purposes until the
island government itself shall certify
that such revenue is no longer needed.
This wise arrangement" to quote
from the Philadelphia Press, meets
every possible objection. 1t safeguards
constitutional rights. 1t arrests the
plenary power of congress in dealing
with the new territories. 1t stills all
doubt or fear as to the position of the
Philippines. But at the same time it
regards first and chiefly the needs Of
Puerto Rico in levying tariff and de-
termining it's permanence.'
One thing has been thoroughly es-
tablished during this discussion over
Puerto Rico. The conscience of the
American people is watching over the
new dependencies, and spoliation, If il
should be attempted. would meet with
swift rebuke. AS to the immediate de-
tails Of the pending legislation, the
country has visited censure unfairly
and will soon perceive and regret it's
mistake; but its intent commands the
highest respect and teaches that our
republic may be trusted upon the
whole to perform its new duties well.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22

General Lew Wallace saws he fears
that President Mckinley is trying to
make himself the emperor of a COL
onial empire. 1t is too bad that Lew
should be so susceptible to fright.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
Bryan's Platform.

.HE PLATFORM of the Ne
braska Democracy, adopted
IL at Lincoln last Tuesday, and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-22
The Invariable Rule.

HE WORDS of Bishop Potter
descriptive Of the change in
~ his opinions wrought by a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
Gprtieb II a.

Sies hattie ben Bitter senaltis aufs
oereot. ngei alien Seills:n", iarie sr,
.eins ppblhetdnnte Stimme bat mels
nen Hamen ssrufen. SD muB I'M
no6!" limb inoem er oas S9tpsrt
aoa' elite ct, pis elm Bahniinniger,
Der Sbiir al. - Saus Retter ipolts
Inn. nddiaaen, UNI i'm auf5ubalter-
bu bonnfe lin bon ielbit Der Sosrert'
trube Geians, Der l4on aus Der nGqen
Ghlu6t pes &arrenber9es ms Wtln1
belthol binqustDnte. @s bate Die
elite StunDe i'm alOiter ursber9 &C.
i6laaen; unb has aiep pes sepeinnIBz
ppnen @eibes antportste Der Slloer1
elode:
DWGher benz Sobe, ndhsr Der gruDs
SIT bic alte S~erentrube!
Glpde BON ursberg, ihlag thinner
3u;
9rinsIt mir pielei6t balo Trlso'
upp Hub'!!"
@iomunb 9Gblsr pantte IN Die
Gtube auriid; unb inoem er ltf am
!&amine nieperfauerte, I'm >ild9 an pei
glutb ben 5roit gu perjaSen, Der l1n
unpiItiirli6 fieberbaft bsfahsn
smono er ii6 elm lautes 9eldfter ab'
inbem er i6rie: r8erfludt ieten Dts
9ilber meines uufseregten 9emlt9es'
@o pabr i6 Sismunb 9dblsr betBe
es mar ia bod nur Die gramlicbe 9ere
Weint ibr ni6t au6 10, ihpdr5bdrtl.
oer, frommer anoppe &uno?" "Sf
beia6e es, Serr &itter!" %ent9s9netf
bieier nit sitternber Stimme, UNI
idlue elm srpbes 8reua dut be Srult;
.Muein es bat nit bieiem Weibe bod
cine aans eisene gewanbtniB. gDl'
niiIen ni6ts 9Dies BON Der Nltsn
ScSm @eaentbeile, man ersdblt INNER
nur @utes. lnb oieb 2ebtere hab' TT
ielbit BON i6r erfabren. Sarum II
mir INNER lieb, penn iiber told3t
0tnoe peniq perbanbelt tpirb. Sel
quite .Serr Soft i'm Simmel tennt lelnt
Seute. 2aBt uns elm 8ater unIel
beten. Mitterna6t 1T na9e. uno oas
Weib pom &arrenberge ltOnnte uns
nod einmal beIu9en. Soft senaot
uns!"
Der gprI@lag gefiel bsm pd9tel
1,nb Der Srau @lsbetb iebr ppbl. @'
felbit iammt Ieinen Sammsrtnefter
rnb bic &eiiigen bes Rittrs ndbmer
bic Miiben ab uno beteten anod4tle
in aner StiIe. Sigmuno abel
fdiirte trobig nit benz rubisen 9ader
in Der tn~iiternben 9lutb oes &amines
unb brummte einen Slu4 in feline
i9parae S9nurre. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

tie i9puns, gum Iustpeg begeilterno,
ben bldnten Wurfipieb in Die 9Dbe,
oab. es elm, Sreuoe mar. Gum &reu3!
gum rptben areu3, bieB es an alien
Orter. unb nun iinD tdum bier Wpz
den ppriiber = ba Ie6t ben gepdltts
gen &riegsbaufsn nit Dem rotben
&reu5e."
piles redt!!" periebts Hitter Sig
numb; ,aaein pie ipa oein dbenteuars
li9,r 3ug nit unIerm plane 5ulam.
men6Gnaen? unb mann itebt enolif
ods 3iel Dor mir, bas itiinoli4 gu ers
rei9.n i'd 10 iebnli9 piini9e?"
,Gabt mid rur ma6en!" fiel Small
benz S~rdsenoen in bic Reoe uno biiats
ii4 nisoer in ieine falf9e Suite,
.Mattbd Sdmpf bat mir peri9teoene
urtunben SugeIteQt, falI6e 8riefe bon
benz pupite, 4ufforoerugsen on Rit'
ter unb @rafen i'm Shpabenlanoe,
unb freunbli6e @~inlaoungen pom gt=
i1of BON augsburg our 4nnabme bee
rpt6en &reuaes. Morgen lhon trefs
fen mir duf S9pabsd Elm. DO ioai
ibr bic gerebtiamfeit bes Sii4peit'E
BON GoitniB fennen lernen. Senn ebs
speimal pieruno3panSig StunDen od-
bin iinb, lit @raf Wernber fur ben
8reu3sug %setpcnnen. BIS babin &C.
babt eu6 fppbl! unIere unterreoune
bat ihpn gu lunge sebausrt. Wtl
oiirfen auf unIerer 9ut iein. Yste,
BON sSsnfenborf borf ben PlaB tpessr
Der 8ersbung bes 9rdfen ni9t erfab=
rem; er lit elm S9pdber. Ro4 penis
ger dber ipl bas betrogene &riegspcli
ben Spud bes' fali9en MOn4es nit.
tern. Cont bat Der pi6tige areus'
suq Iein 60dites bitter Ifon errei9t
2ebt ppbl unb geoenft in Gbren bee
periprpGenen 2obnes!"
Der MDn9 oing uno orGnete li6 IN
bic luitige @eIelIdaft am Seuer. Sig
numb 9Gbler aber CAB ben Heiiiger
BON S9pabed bas 3ei9en gum @uf.
bru6. DEM iein unrubis 8eptGer
pollte i'm ni9t mebr LANCER in SdnS
Hetter's SauIe oulben, ND er aug
benz Munbe bes alien Weibes BON
aa~rrenberse 10 berbs Wabrbeit per'
ncmmen. 4u6 bate Sii9peit's Rebt
Iein 5er3 nod mebr perporren uni
beib gema6t. uno er npate es alb
fiiblen in Der feudten Ssrbitluft Den
SannenpGlDer, bic er gu ourAItreifer
seoa9te, Biz er am Morgen Die gGlt'
pirtbli9e Burg bon S4pabed errei;
9en t0nnte. -
Sans Netter mar frob, bes Ritters
unb ieiner Reiiissn lbs gu iein. Die
areusfabrer", iagte er gu ieinem Weia
be, m0gen mir serne buloen." = Inn
inbem er iih prn benz f4einbar chr
piirbisen M0n6 am Seuer ben Seser
ertplte, legte sr ii6 rubig uno 5ufrie.
ben gu Sette nit Der 8ebetsformel'
,Yeim punpertbdtigen 8iloe bon SRA.
ria Giniiebeln, Soft senabe uns uni
unler 9aus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

ten, oaB er, oas rptte &reu3 duT Der
8ruit iein fairies Shipert Der 5siligen
Sadie peibe. 9eim S9liiHel pes grpz
BEN Qpoitel Yetrus, es beoarf iol1sr
Mdnner, pie ibr Ieto, 5err Dernber,
UNI ods geipbte 2ano ben S~araSenen
gdnSliA gu entreiBen. Wabrli9,
es lit Die bod tie 3eit, oaB Die 9rafen
uno Bitter bonn S9pdbenIanbe bent
Gufe Der oeuti6en Siiriten, ben Yre=
oigten Der begetiterten 8ii6Dfe uno
WfDnds, uno por dIlsm Dem pGterliden
S6reiben bes 9apite5 folgen. .
SGreden uno Sammer! @te iiebt es
aus in benz 9pttgepsi6ten 8%aIdIttnd!
SIT pies ous 2anD, bos IiG Der Nlers
bO6ite duserleien? Die Suben bat er
Dor pielen Sabrbunosrten binausgsz
trie6en nit feurigem SGpert, pie
emit Qoam uno G0a aus benz paras
oiefe, oamit Der red)tglGubige G6riit
8efiB oappn nd6me. 1nb nun 6auIet
Der Siirte ourinnen, Grger ols Der
Sube. Sunoerte bon pilgern aus Dem
beiligen 2anbe aieben allentbalbea
lumber, uno i6ilp.rn Die I9redli9s
Rptb ~unIerer griiber, Die ii9 balo Dor
Der 8utb Der Setnbe ni6t me6r Ill
fdiiBen piiIen. tpenn lie Ni9t tGgli9
unb itiinolih bon 6rantret9, 9eutI9=
lamb uno England 3upa9s er61lten
fir lire bur9 &rant6ett uno 8rieg
Observation-Disclosures MaHnI6aft.
9dlOuin Der 3tpeite, 80nig bon Ssru=
ialem, i9reit na9 !Silfe. Gr bat,
auBer ben gsiitli6en Ritterurbsn com
betligeu Spbannes uno pcm Sempel
Salompns, feline ein3ige StiiBs, uno
aud oieie mub 3erfalen, tpenn ni6t
Elm grpBes Seer pom 46enolahps NIT
erneuerter Gtreittrait Dor Seruialem
ii9 ieben lGbt.
fotgt.)