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MACARTHUR.
lslgned)

Washington, Sept, 2j-Gen Mac
Arthur. at Manila, today sent the iol-
lowing list Of deaths ..
Dysentery-S september 18th Company
NJ. Thhty.eighth infantry, William a.
Bower. September 18th, Company J.
Twenty-nrst infantry COrmac Bren-
nan. September 18th. Company y,
Thlrtleth infantry, Paul Brum sep
TENDER 18th. Company i, Thirty-nnth
infantry William T. Graham Seplen-
Der 10th. Company NJ, Twenty-hfth
infantry James NJ Thomas september
2Oth. Corp Monroe NJ. Thomas Septem-
Der Nst Company @, Thirty first IN
fantry, Fred Wetter, August ltth,
Company b, ,Thirty-hrst infantry
Anthony II. Gtarkey; August 2Nth. Com
puny d, Twenty-third infantry Charles
j. Nelpp.
Saturday Francis X. Meade (hrst
lieutenant. Fourth infantry. Septem
Der 18th. Troop G. Fourth cavalry
William Hart; September 18th, hospi-
TAI corps. Walter .. Price; september
2nd. Company +, Thirty-first infantry.
Thomas Williams; August 18th, Com
pany a. Twenty-hrst infantry william
II. Thompson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th. Com
pany A, Twentieth infantry, Albert &,
Crabb
Malarlal Fever - September 18th.
Company *. Thirty-f0urth infantry,
Artlfcer Charles O. Daniels Company
4. Fourth infantry, cook Alexander
White. September 10th Company +,
signal corps. William stevens.
Died from Wounds Received IN Ac-
tlon-September 18th. Company l. FIJI
teenth infantry, Charles DeOaush.
August 18th, Ralph l.. Clark
acknowledgements 9Th, Company
c. sixteenth infantry Charles 7. Par
sons August 2gth, Corp. Perrent
Foster September goth, Company c.
twentieth infantry William Kelch.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10th, Company
b. Forty-frst infantry Corp. Frank
Burke: September 2Oth, Company NJ,
Thirty-seventh infantry, William u.
Reed.
Observation-Disclosures 18th, Company
A. Thlrtleth infantry Ward Sopher
| September 18th, hospital corps Mail2o
Hagen; August 4th, Company u,
Thirtieth infantry, Matthew O. Brown
Hydrophobia-Sept 18th. Com
pany NJ, Fourth infantry, oliver VIII
| liams.
Nephrltis-September i4th, Company
A, Forty-sixth infantry, Corp. John D.
Hayes.
Diabetes-Septembe 18th. Company D.
Twenty-hrst infantry George King
Killed by Charles Macqueston, cap
tain Of Fourth infantry, while de-
mented, September Ath, Company NJ,
Fourth Infantry, Sergt. Frank $. Dunn.
Septicemia-August 2lst, Company X,
Forty-ffth infantry Alya W. Petro.
Tuberculosis-Sept 18th, Com
pany G, Third infantry. George White
Abscess Of Liyer-September 10Th.
Company NJ Tenth infantry Corp.
| Cartner.
arapegia-Soptembe 10th, Company
| VI, Thirty-third infantry John G.
Burns
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Crnn CondItIons Rerort.

New York. Sept. 25--WhIle first re-
ports Of serious apple losses following
The September gale Were In some In
stances exaggerated latest adNces TO
the Agrlculturist Weekly slill show
that enormous quantities were blown
from the trees. Sheltered orchards and
those ON the eastern slopes of hills
escaped serious injury according TO
that authority in rs issue Of september
29th. but adyices indicate that all the
way from 10 per cent up 10 SO and 10
per cent and occasionally more Of the
apples are on che ground $1,000.
The report from the FAX crop Of 1900.
according TO the American AgrIculturIst
Weekly. place the acreage fifty per cent
over last years harvest now 2.Jg5QO
acres,
The total crop Of fax seed OF the
United states Is placed at 2&N300)
bushels compared with 20oS6O0O BUSH
els one year ago.
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postmasters, Convention.

Peoria, Ills. Sept 26-one hundred
United States postmasters OF the first
class are attending the third annual
convention OF the National Postmas-
ters association here. President Dick
erson Of Detroit Is presiding. II has
been decided 10 admit as members pres
idents Of State postm0sters' associa-
lions which include postmasters Of
first. second. third and fourth class Of
fees. Postmaster Hicks OF Philadol-
phia reported on postmasters' bonds
TO the effect that "a postmaster Is liable
100 an dcfalcations Of subordinates,
and that be can recover on surety
bonds given the government by the
emplOVe
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ranged for with speeches at each. AZ
Greeley the train viii b. transferred 10
the Colorado and southern railroad Tor
the trip around "the horn as II Is
called.
Senator wolcott and n large COM
mittee OF Denver citizens, with a spec
clal train. Joined the Roosevelt party
here.
Governor Roosevelt took gallop with
some friends this morning
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BRYAN Back at Lincoln.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 25-W. j. Bryan
returned today 10 Lincoln after his trip
To Chicago to consult with yhe Demo-
cratic national committee BE was ac-
companied by Eugene Smith, Of the
Popullst national committee, and j. c..
Dahman. national committeeman for
this State who viii have charge OF The
special car to be accompanied by MT.
BRYAN on his Forthcoming tour.
The national Democratic candidate
said he had no announcement to make
AS To- the result OF his visit TO Chicago.
further than had been made.
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Ininnction on Chean Gas.

Chicago, Sept 25--Nathan NJ. George
a Connecticut man, owning 100 shares
Of stock In the Peoples Gas. Light q
Coke company today nled his bill In the
United States circuit court asking for
an injunction restraining the Peoples
Gas company from selling gas at 40
cents per 1000 feet.
The Injunction comes as an incident
Of the gas war on the north side OF the
city, where the price has fallen from
81 % 30 cents per 1000 feet
Mr. George AYERS that the rate cutting
endangers the dividends Of the Peoples
gas and demands that the former rate,
81. be maintained In all parts Of the
city.
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Michigan Law Void.

Chicago, Sept ga special 20 the
Record from Lansing. Mich. says.
The opinion OF the supreme court In
the case involving the consiiutlonality
Of the act Of the last legislature, which
required commission merchants to take
out licenses and give bonds In the sum
Of 5000 az prelIminaries % doing BUSH
ness I'm Michigan. has been handed
down The court unanimously held the
law void. declaring 70 90 De- class legls-
lation and an unWstiable interference
with the right OF citizens 70 carry on
legitimate business
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SHOT TWO ROBBERS.
One Dead, the other VIII Die -
Fought with Two Sheriffs.

Spokane. Wash, Sept. Pa special
TO the Chronicle from Addy, fifty miles
mort Of Spokane, says:
a desperate battle between officers
and two highwaynen took place near
here last night At the end Of the tusil-
ade one rObber was dead. the other so
badly wounded he will probably die.
The robbers held up two citizens Of
Addy last night. Deputy Sheuits Dud-
rey and Salyade pursued and overlook
them The officers ordered them TO hold
up their hands. The robbers pretended
to comply. then opened fire. The oill-
GERS replied, killing one and Gripping
and capturing the other Neither has
been identified but It is suspected one
may be the highwayman who held up
the Northern Pacific train near Rath-
drum last Friday night
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Chicago, Sept Ex-senator Beveridgs
Of Indiana was the chief speaker at a
Republican mass meeting held tonight
IN the Auditorium. under the auspices
Of the Marquette club.
In his speech which was over 1900
words IN length. Senator Beverldrc de-
clared that IL was mistake 20 give
Cuba independence He defended che
course OF the administration In the Phil
ippines His subject was, Westward
the Star OF Empire Takes It's Way"
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Col. }. p. jackson Dead.

San Francisco, Sept. 26.-Colonel John
p, Jackson, collector OF the port Of San
Francisco, who died last night was
born in Cleveland, Ohio. March Z. 1885
studied for the bar with Benjamin Har-
rison in the office Of BelIamy Storer, and
was a law partner OF George Hoadley
In 1862 ne served with the army Of the
Cumberland under Rosecrans and
Buell., and later on detached service
with Grant and Hallock. He ran for
governor Of Kentucky on the Repuhll-
can ticket. and was candidate for
presidential cector on the Lincoln and
johnson ticket. He was appointed sub
treasurer OF the United states at San
Francisco by President Harrison. and
port collector by President Mckinley
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PLENTY OF CONTRADICTIONS.
They Relate to the British Cabinet
and TO Chinese Affairs.

New York Sept. pa dispatch to
the Tribune from London SAYS
The rumor mongers are still at work
on the cabinet while the canvass is In
progress. Lord Lansdowne had a long
Interview with Lord Salisbury before
the diplomatic reception, and as this
was the second time within a week
that they have been closeted together
the political gossips were convinced that
they themselves were On the right
scent IN determining successor to the
foreign office.
There Is at least a strong probability
that Lord Salisbury In leaving the for
elgn Office win desire 10 find a locum
tenentem who viii consult him at every
turn OF affairs, and the personal rea-
tons between him and Lord LansdOwne
suggest this selection Of a substitute
Dispatches from the far East present
an astonishing medley Of contradictory
reports The empress and Prince Tuan
are reported 10 be IN full tlight and also
20 be raising armies and preparing 10
capture Pekln. IL Hung Chang Is pro-
viding a peace offering TO the powers by
hunting down Boxers and cutting of
the heads OF the leaders. Additions are
constantly made 60 the lists OF massa-
cred Missionaries, and fresh details Of the
maneuvers Of the allied forces are tele-
graphed.
The empress Is alternately coaXlng
and intimldatinR the allies by display
ing zeal In furnishing the Boxers with
the death penalty at an hours notice.
and displaclng officials dlstrusted by the
oonsuls and preparing 70 resume mill
terry operations against the invaders,
while the powers are conducting neg0-
tiations over moves Tor position
Russia has been adopting a system Of
stern reprisals In occupying Man
churia. burning villages, destroying
temples, and slaughtering che Manchus
along the banks 81 the AMOR river
There have been no contradictions OF
the reports ~ these ruthless massacres
by which the occupation OF q large
province Of China has been secured.
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on the Constellation, Naval Cadets
william Mclntee, W. f. BrIcker and
II. *. Gage at the torpedo station.
Officers have been ordered to the gun
boat Annapolis as follows Lieut. II.
7. Bispham at The torpedo station;
Ensign Ell Sheffield. on the Indiana;
Naval Cadet c. p. Snyder, al the torpe-
do station, Naval Cadet V. A. Kimber-
n.y. on the Massachusetts,; Naval Cadet
j. j. Hyland. on the New York.
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pIaz Declared Elected.

Chicago, Sept. ga dispatch TO the
Record from the City OF Mexico says.
MtEico's congress last night declared
we result Of the presidential election.
General Poriiro Diaz was unanimously
elected and win DE inaugurated next
december The president has entirely
recovered from his recent indlsposition.
Inc American colony has subscribed
yen thousand pesos for the relief Of
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Horses for German Troops.

san Francisco. Sept 26-The German
horse transport. Samoa. which returned
20 port after sailing for China, owing to
a slight damage to her machinery, has
again started for the Orient Nearly
600 more horses for the kaiser's troops
in China are soon 20 be loaded on the
transport Nuremberg. The transport
Fllntshlre has returned from Manila IN
ballast.
The ship Cyrus W. Wakefield. recently
purchased by the United States, has
sailed for Puget Sound. where she will
load coal for Manila. At the latter port
she will be transferred into a coal hulk.
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shIns ordered 10 China.

Washington. Sept. 26.-Lieut Com
iaander j. l. Helm has been detailed
rom duty I'm the sixth lighthouse dis
uct and ordered 10 command the Dor
oIhea. under orders 10 China. Other
spcers ordered 60 that vessel are;
Lieut. w. l.. Howard in the office Of
We naval intelligence: Ensign W b.
wells, on the Yankton. Naval Cadets
w. II. Ferguson and II. L. Wyman. AT
Iune torpedo station Naval Cadet W. s.
Ease on the Yankton.
me following officers have been or
Ggeted 10 the Vicksburg. also under or
GERS To- China Lieut. r.. S. Douglass
on the kearsarge; Lieut. ]. Il. Hubbard
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Had a Bad Carbuncle.

washington, Sept. 25.-Adjutant Cen
erul Corbin has received a personal let
ter from Secretary Root, saying that his
condition is improving but giving no
indication OF a purpose 90 return TO
Washington In the immediate future
Secretary Root Is al his summer home
at Southampton, l.. L. ana is con
valescing from a severe operation for
the removal OF a carbuncle in his
hrpQef
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Hongkong, Sept 26.-The German
transport Gera and three German tor
pedO boats have arrived here.
Advices from the West river report
that piracy and brigandage are in
creasing and il is probable that the
river will relapse into rs old state of
Insecurity during the winter unless ac-
tive measures are taken. Several minor
piratical acts are reported, and u ls
also stated that villages near Kun
Chuk have been burned by brlgauds
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Rooscrelt Hnying q DE Dan.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Sept. Ex-senator
Lodge Of Massachusetts Joined the
Roosevelt party az this place this morn.
lng for the trlp 10 Denver,
The train, which had halted here for
the night, pulled out soon after o'clock
with a good days work IN prospect,
not less than eight stops being ar
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abdomen, slight; David J. Hornsoy
hand. slight: Corporal Thomas Black.
men. bullock, slight Sergeant JAMES
J.. Handy. abdomen moderate SEPT
NJ sinait. Luzon. company O.. Twelfth
Infantry Sergeant John + Seminar
Sept l6. Guiguinto, Lulun, company @,
Third infantry, Isaac j. Lamon MAJ.
G.. Z. Holke. hand moderate sept j..
Ackle. Luzon, Captain William T..
Schneider. Thirty.dfth u $. volunteer
Infantry thorax, severe, sept y, Gao
banatuan, Luzon, company Is, lhlitl-
penter. shoulder, slight sept -o Ala
iolos. company L. Third infantry VIII
burn Patton, hand, serious,
with reference to my telegram 1871.
reporting Neal, Duggan. kaufman.
company J.. Fifteenth infantry Killed,
Incorrect wounded. Wounded in arm,
moderate: wounded IN thigh. serious,
wounded in arm moderate, respective
" lslgned) MACARTHUR
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ST. Louis. Sept 25--A special 70 the
Post Despatch from Fort Worth, Texas.
says;
Goyernor-elect Dukes ana ID. Thomaa,
who were supposed to have perished In
the Galveston floods, are safe. Ihey
have reached the indian Territory
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Mobs I'm China.

New York, Sept. ga dispatch 70
the Herald from Hongkong says
A mob destroyed the Catholic church
at Toksahang few miles from Canton
and afterwards desecrated the Ameri-
can Baptist mission graveyard yester-
day.
Mobs also destroyed the American
Presbyterian church just outside OF
Canton.
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add to, rather than relieve your suffer-
ings. II your flesh does not heal readily
when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood
is in bad condition, aud any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge for this service
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SORES ARID
ULCERS.

Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood IS IN poor condition is
sluggish, weak and unable TO throw OIL
the poisons that accumulate in IT, The
system must be relieved OF the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great danger
TO life would follow should It heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
and all impurities eliminated from the sys-
TEN. S.SS begits the cure BY hStcleans-
ing and inyigoatng the blood building
up the general health and removing from
The system a CONSTANT DRAM
s sIe .,u, y, UPOH THE SYSTEM.
When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually ceases, and the sore or
ulcer heals. Its the tendency OF these old
indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
and eventually TO destroy the bones. Local
applications, while soothing aud to some
extent alleviate pain, cannotreach the seat
Of the trouble. S. S. S. does. and no matter
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution has broken
down, it will bring relief when nothing
else can. 1t supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary TO heal the sore and nourish
the dcbilitated, diseased body.
NELL Talbcrt Lock BOX as Winona, Miss,
SAYS. " Six years ago my leg from the knee to
the foot was one solid sore Several physicians
treated the and made two trips 10 Hot Springs,
but found no relief Twas iudaotdtoty s.. SIS,
snd IL made a complete cure ! have been per.
fecty well man ever since "
~ q.
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a CONSTANT DRAM
UPOH The SYSTEM.

IS the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known 49, contains no
poisonous minerals to
min the digestion ard
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aatpolii@sr Observation-Disclosures.
IS merotn 3sidsn aei3ebels. S"1'
q, 25-33.
Sic 8ciicbctra6tmmse" oss
bodw. Batter 8. ~. Y"ps
onu Wciu gSicunG, Sa.,

NIT beren 9erpffentlihun9 MIR IN pN'
Ter 0ummer ~unIeres 8ldttes be9lnNs"'
mD6ten mir unieren 2eIern IN pelpHS
perer gBeiie smpfshlen. 9ot man DIE
iiberous intereFanten WstttpelIurl9sn
Woter grune's nit 2tsbe unp 9rpBS"'
SntereTe perfolgt, 10 bietet Safer
gope Elm pirtli9 pra4tpoaes 9s9enz
ftiid au penIelbsn. Die goltsrz
Ruubf6uu 8ater Yapes "
ouBerqepDbnli9 lebrrst9' ps''
er bic moperniie @eIGifte unO Grfaq7
ruuoen Der peri9ieOenen eurDpallptn
Qdnper. redt pruttti4 duf DIE
5i6 nod in Der Geitaltung beIll'ol1'
hen, reliqiDs : ppIitiI4en, ,, b. ltaat7
liaen unb & r6l II d Ell 8erpal'nIN'
in ben Ser. Staaten an5upenoer
peiB. Gerube in bieler ogt NJ
psnbung" liegen bic Se4rsn
fir pel6e bic 2eIer benz a.
tenben Reiies@p rreiponOenten gum
Dante perpilihtet iino. :
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grnn erGol.en:n GincriiGe b29ultsn
uno bena6ren pie fpitbare &eliquten,
Die man bon eiiiem IF. 8noosnorte
mitnimmt!" @ott gebe, Dos tit
mein i%nniQfter Wunih, bob Die
oeut6 : amer itani If en-
&atbpliten, irpie audi ollie anbe=
rem &utboliten Imertta's 8,
tpte bisber, 10 aud erner' benz
iGOnen Seifpiele Der 9atholitsn
Oeuti6lanb's nddoIgen: &atboz
tten@Ieriammlungen ab5alten, eoe
n a t ionalpe 10 a tie u 81
thetlunQ fir fi@; uuo bann
tpieoer q / n Of a d.,
phne Unteri6ieb Der MbItammung.
Nlio. &atboliten : 9erIammlunqen in
4merita, aans einerlei pel6e S1ipies
riateiten fi9 bieten mDsen! SIN Der
9sreiniaung, in Der semeini9aftli6et
gerdtbung, in benz planmGbiqen
V%orangeben lieet uniere StGrte, in
U m e. IT a, 10 lie in 9eut Of.
| a n b.
Is ortfebunsfo1st
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ieirsn llnterge6snen Oas Streifen
nidt.
Su pirit dlIo feline Spffnung mebr
haben. itmaIs Gigentbumer gu psrs
ben. benin es pirD bios einen einaigen
Gioenthiimer 9eben, nGmli9 Den
Staat. unb gu peibt, mas bas be-
oeutet.
9u pirit feline Soffnuns mebr bas
ben, gripdrnifie gu MAIDEN, benn es
uibt tsinen SugIobn mebr, ipnbsrn
Bios @ertbeilung Der Bortionen.
9u ptrit feline Soffnung mebr baz
ben, Elm eigenes Saus nit eieener
Sauseinrt6tung gu beiiBen, benn Ml=
les aebDrt Dem Staat, b. b., ben Be-
amten, pelhs Did unbdrmberSie aus
treibsn fperben, penn Su niht ibr
Treunb iein nilit. sic 6aben feinen
Ridter gu fiirdten, benin lie iinb felbit
bic Serren.
Ods lit bic Sreibsit, bic mar Gud
oer6eiBt! Sbpren ieio SIR, tpenn Sbr
nt6t einiebet, mo man Sud bin<
fibret!
M~ileranb, Saures unb Comp. tperz
ben Sud iagen: .@ebet uns Cure
Teloer, Cure Sduier, Cure @rbeit,
Cure gerionen, bamit mir bic ein5igen
&iQenthiimer ieien. Wir tperben Sud-
oann tdgli9 Sploatentoit perabfolgen
uno elm 3immer in Der Dffentli9en
&uIerne anpeiien, no Sbr unter ppli<
aeiQuf'i6t tpobnen fDnnet!!"
0ie unterideioet fi6 hieIe 2ebensz
peiie bon Der ebemaltgen Stlapsreie
en- einem puntte: CUR GDmerseit bate
man nod bic Spffnung, ii9 entipeoer
nit 8elD poer nit geleiiteten 9ieniten
pber aus @oelmutb bes Serrn bic
Trei6eit tpieber gu ertperben.
Mit Milleranb, Saur9s unb Comp.
pirit 9u bieie Sreibeit ni9t mebr baz
ben. sic perpen bic ein3tgen Gigens
Thinner BON ganS Sranfreih Iein; bic
Qpae nirb Elm Sbnbifut bilben unb
iiber Die 80 Bis 40 MiQionen Sranz
apien nie iiber cine Sserbe Stlapen
herriGhen.
Wie fam Semano, Der mod gefunbe
Slime bat, etipas 9utes i'm Sosialisz
mus finben? Der Sosialismus lit bic
aQaemeine Stlaperei unter Der SDs
rannei bes Staates, b. +. Der Miniiter,
Der Brefecten, Der groben unb fleinen
8edmten.
Sb' bieie 9eumten bon ben Sflaoen
ertpdblt, poer bon ben 6erren ernanni
fperDen. dnbert ni6ts an Der Stlaperei.
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0rmnoi6te etneS fatboiii6cn
~ auncS.

Su bilfit Dir ielbit, penn Su Sei'
mem @ereine Elm neues gutes Wtitglief
aufibrit.
&c itGrter Su ben @erein ma6ii
bur6 4nperbuns gutter Mitglisber,
beito ii9erer iorsit Ou fir Sein'
eioene Samilie.
MeinunasunterI6ieb nit Seinem
8ereinsmitbruber in 8ereinsia9er
ipate ben 9erein in Oeinen Mugen
ME an Dert6 berabieben, benin ebrltGe
8erf6iebenbsit Der Nnii6ten MAIDEN
ben 8srein I'm 10 itdrter.
Ser 0erein purbe ni6t nur 9es
qriinoet, UNI Did unb Die Setnen al'
lein su i9iiben, fonbern ale Witglies
Der. Sebbalb muB er fortbeiteben.
sSolalih lit es aud Seine pfli6t, bic
fes su ermDgli9en, ni6t burd ntiden'
aeaen ben 9erein ilnb Defen 8eamten.
fonbern bur9 SOrberung pabrer
6riitliher 8riiberli6teit un0 gu
fiibruna neuer Mitslieber.
100 iinb Define SDbne, Su alter
gereinspeteran2 Sinh iie in unIerem
peutiden fatboliiden 0erein9 Wenr
ni6t, = tparum ni4t ?99 9aft Su
nidt bur9 Define v8iderei" gegen Sci.
men 8erein Seinen Spbn beranlaBt
bab er ales SntereTe an Seiuem
9ereine perlpren bat unb ii6 unbsren.
ipenn aud fatbolii9en 8ereinen ange.
f6lpfIen bat9
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