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Always Fed the Hungry.

"Ex.Govclnor Pingrce" says a writer in the
Detroit Free PIcss. ''was never cold TO the call
uf aid no matter from what source it Cauc.
| remember one hitter winters night he WaN
standing at astrcct corner with group ot poll
ticians, when typical looking hum slouchod
up to the crowd and made an appeal Tor assist
ancc lie had all the ciimMNs OF profession al
mcndicant and his appeal met with a gruh
rebuff from most Of those in the group lie
was about to shimbe of into the darkness
when the governor who had been too interested
in the conversation 10 notice him at hrst, called
him ha.h.
"'Don't give him ANYTHING said enc OF the
by,tanderS, he's a regular panddnlcr,'
" But perhaps the poor fellows hungry in
stsed the man Of the people, and | don't care
who he is or what he is, I'm nui going to see
any one suffer for lack of food so long as I've
ct the price
"NEcreat notwithstanding the protests oI
friends, he uut his hand into his pocket ani
hshed ont a dollar which he hindcd to- the b,S
gar Then he accom- panied hnl to restaur
ant.
Here he said, in his husQue way, Civ,
this fellow an he can eat; MI him up, and senC
| the hill to me. Now he added, turning TO III,
| grateful mcndcsnt, you get somelhing into YOU
| and get a good nights rest, And keep ava!
| from booze
''Ncs Pingrcc was charitable in a quiet, un
| oStentatious way, and many such incidents coul,
be told Of his big'heartedness."
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NUBS OF NEWS.

Charles Dunleavey, of Pittston ave-
nue., is spending his vacation with
friends at New York city.
Thomas Kearney, of Fig street. is Iii.
Miss Ida White, of Carbondale, has
returned home after a weeks stay with
Dr. and Mrs. j. j. Walsh, OF Pittston
avenue,
James Connell lodge. No. 10, !nh
pandont Order of odd Fello Hs, Will
meet in regular session this .vening.
The Misses Ann and Janet Jones, of
Pttston avenue, have returned from a
two weeks visit at Brooklyn y. Y.
Miss Agnes Connolly, of West Mi
nooka, is visiting Miss Daisy Donnelly,
of Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mack, of Brook
lyn. n. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o,
p. Helriegle, of Cedar avenue.
Joseph O'Maley, of Pittston avenue,
is at Delaware Water Gap.
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To Finish the Basement.

Work is to begin upon the basement
of the new Church of st. John the
Evangelist. This part of the new build
ing will be finished so that ii can be
used for hall purposes. 1t is the inten-
tion of the congregation to let the
church stand in its unfinished state for
some time before work on the interior
is to be commenced.
The basement, however will be fitted
up and utilized for parish purposes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
An Unlucky Boy.

Fred Dieter, the young son of Police
Sergeant Robert Dieter, is very un-
lucky boy. A short time ago he fell and
broke his arm. and had been out of the
house for only a few days yesterday
when he met with another accident.
He was riding on wagon, from
which he attempted to alight while ii
was in motion. He slipped, and, having
one arm in a sling, was unable to re-
gain his balance and fell. His left leg
slid under the wagon wheels, both of
which passed over it AZ the ankle, tear
ing the ligaments and seriously sprain-
ing it. He was taken to his home, where
he received medical attendance,
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Cecilia Sheerin, of Price street,
is entertaining Miss Davetta Corrigan,
of Fall River.
Mrs. Harriet Mott and mother. OF
South Main avenue, are home from
Lake Winola.
Benjamin Jones and family, of Sum-
ner avenue, have returned home from
Justus.
A runaway horse caused some little
excitement on South Main avenue yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. +. Il. Frantz, of Elizabeth
street is home from Harveys lake.
Joseph J. Green and family, of North
Sumner avenue. have returned home.
after camping for a month at Gravel
pond.
Thomas T. Evans. of Luzerne street,
is home from Philadelphia, where he
has been on business.
Joseph u. Lewis, of Washington, ID.
c.. Is visiting his mother of West Lo-
Gust street.
Christian Fiehler and Alfred Reed
returned from Afford yesterday with n
bushel of fish.
A birthday party was held on Mon
| day evening, in honor of Miss Mary,
the daughter of Mrs. Patrick Mulderig,
Of Tripp park.
The Sisters of Bethany met last even
ing at the vestry rooms of st. David's
| church.
| The cave-in at the corner of Petite
bone street and Hyde Park avenue has
been filled in by the street department.
| Robert Kelley, of this side, was
| caught under n fall Of rock yesterday
morning at the Central Colliery, and
seriously injured.
Miss Mary MCDermott, of Lafayette
street. is visiting at Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Michael Brady, miner at the Mt.
| Pleasant colliery. was caught under "A
falling prop yesterday which broke his
les.
Lieutenant Thomas l.. Williams is
home from the n-Amercan.
Charles Gibbs, of South Main ave-
nue. has returned from visit to Bing-
hamton.
| Mrs Ben Jones and family of sum
ner avenue, are home from Justus.
Those who have not yet made re-
turns of the tickets for the country
picnic are requested to do so to Miss
Johnson. of 3l3 North Rebecca avenue
4 large oak on Academy street was
struck by lightning and split in severa
pieces.
The new flag pole of the Cambria
cemetery on Washburn street wa'
| struck by lightning and badly shat
tered
4 rag pedder ran into the wagon o
James Finnerty, the stove and scale re
pairer. on Washburn street, last even
ing. Mr.. Fnnerty lost a wheel AM
= part of an axle by the affair.
> Last evening about . o'clock tn
5 | West Side hospital ambulance wa
2 | called to the Lackawanna station
where it received an elderly woman b.
I the name of Miss MoXey, of Bethlehem
I who was taken i'll on the 0 o'cloc
train. She was taken to the hospta
and her condition is said to be i'm
proved today.
The Misses McGee who were visitln
l A. b. Holmes, of South Main avenu
4 have returned To his home after a Wis
;. to the Pam American, Canada and III
Thousand Islands.
. \ large gang of carpenters have bee
placed at work on the First Bapti'
church.
The William Connell Giee club ms
for practice in lvorite hall last evening
The lawn social held last evening h
the Allis mission, on Keyser avenu
was a financial success, a large amour
of money being received
A lawn social will be given this ever
, ing by class No. of st. Marks Lutf
eran Sunday school on the ChurC
lawn. All the daintics of the seaso
will be for sale
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
The Union Excursion.

The committee having in charge the
union excursion of the Hampton street
Methodist, Washburn street Presby-
terian and Simpson Methodist churches
to Harvey's lake today have made
every effort to make this a never-to-
be forgotten good old-fashioned basket
picnic
There will be a three-legged race,
sack race, relay race, and potato race,
with prizes valued at one dollar, fifty
cents, one dollar and fifty cents, and
fifty cents. respectively. There will
also be a game of base ball between
married and single men, and several
yacht races on the lake. Trains will
leave the Delaware and Hudson depot
at o'clock sharp.
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Funeral of Peter Pitt.

The funeral of Peter Pitt, who was
burned to death at the Lebanon blast
furnaces Sunday morning, took place
yesterday afternoon at > o'clock from
the residence of his parents on Pitts
ton avenue. The services over the re-
mains We're held at the house by Rev.
T.. Schmidt. They were largely at
tended by the many friends of the de-
ceased young man.
At the conclusion of the services the
remains were taken to the Minooka
cemetery for interment. The pail
bearers were Fred Neher. August
Dressing, Jacob Farr and August Her
mar.
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they will reside, Mr.. Pnchncy having govern
mcnt position there.
Stewart Mcfarland, of Aqudchilo, ha, returned
to his home after spending several days with
friends in town.
Miss Alice Cortcll. oi Plymouth is visiting at
Joseph Ilcllcy's, ON Church street.
Mrs. f. :. JrukS. former resident here, Is
the guest Of Nlr and Mls, G. ". B, Allen, ct
Dudley street
Letters remaining unclaimed dWing the pcrlod
ending July ~, 1901. Persons calling TOR these
letters will please say adycrtiscd Mrs. l.. !.
Jones. Albert Laccy Grace Mdddock 30 Madison
avenue; VI. !. Mcintyre George McChin, John
Parker, Mary IIowlcy, care ownrv Ruanc; 7. j.
Timln, Jr, Petersburg; W. d. Van Sickle, j5S
New York street
The Reuben Jones who vas killed in the oN-
plo>ion at Tmooy was the son OF George W,
Jones, OF Brook street.
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Samuel McMullen Buried.

The remains of the late Samuel Nc
Mullen were consigned to their final
resting place in the Cathedral ceme-
terry yesterday morning.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Holland at PIC Stone
avenue. and removed to St. Peters
cathedral. where requiem mass was
celebrated, after which the funeral
cortege moved to the Cathedral ceme-
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terment will be made in the Cathedral

terment will be made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
The funeral of the late Jenkin T. Ed
wards will take place at his home, HI
South Rebecca avenue, Friday at 3
o'clock. Interment will he made in
the Washburn street cemetery
The funeral of the late Ida Bartholo-
new will take place on Thursday after
noon from the home of O, r. Bell, 227
North Ninth street. lntermcnt Will be
made in the Cambria cemetery.
The funeral of George Weinss will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the family residence on Fig
street. Intermcnt will be made in the
Forest Hill cemetery.
The funeral of Lyman L, Woodruff
will take place from his home, POS Tenth
street, Thursday. Interment will bC
made at Salem, Wayne county.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
DUNMORE.

4 team of horses belonging to Michael Heno'
ford, Of Drinker street, we're struck by hght,
ming Monday night while in the pasture field and
instantly killed
Mrs T.. J. Woodward, Of Quincy avenue is
spending a month with relatives in the western
part OF the state
Mrs. Victor Pinckney is the guest of Mr.
Pinckney's parents, MIR. and Mrs harland Plnch'
ney, Of Bloom street, She arrived in New ! ofk
on Monday, coming from Porto Rico Her nus
band met her in New York end they arrived here
Yesterday afternoon After a stav Of about a
week in town they will 80 to Washington, where
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
Bows Held in Bail

In the police station, yesterday morn
ing, Ira Reese and Dale Shiffer, the
boys who broke into T.. 3. Houser's
harness store on Monday evening, were
given a hearing
Police Magistrate Davis held them in
$3.50 bail each for their appearance at
court
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
The HOMLIEST MAN IN SCRANTON

as well as the hsndsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist and get
free a trial bottle of kemps Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. a remedy that is guaranteed
to cure and relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption Price s5e.
and 5Oc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. Varick, of Paterson, n. j., is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Harlor, of Monsey
avenue.
Miss Pearl Lidstone, of Sanderson
avenue, will leave today for the Pan
American exposition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
PARK PLACE.

Miss Anna Vail and Miss Ida Ward,
of Court street, are visiting friends at
Royal, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, W. Thomas. of Dia-
mond avenue; Mrs. G. Il. Miller and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31

The little son of Patrick Joyce, of
Christ court. was bitten by a dog on
Monday while playing near his home.
DR.. l.. \. Crist was sent for, and eau
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terized the wound. which is not con-
sidered dangerous.
The dog is owned by Mr. Billiard. OF
the same court, and will be shot inn
mediately.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
OBITUARY.

JOSEPH G. GILLETTE dieG at his
home on ThrOop street, Dunmore, yes
tertlay afternoon at o'clock, after an
illness of about two years. lie was
born near what is now Winners SUM
nit. forty-siX years ago He had re-
sided i'm DunmOre for the last Hfteen
years, and during that time had been
active in the affairs of the Christian
church. He is survived by his widow
and the following children; Asa, Ray
mond, Otto Daisy and Florence, The
funeral services will be held at the
Christian church on Thursday morning
at u O'Clock.
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Funerals.

The funeral of the late James Burnett
will be held at $50 o'clock this morn
ing from st, Patricks church, and In
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31

WILLIAM HARVEY, the l9-year-old
son of VIM. w, Harvey, of Sanderson
avenue, died yesterday morning at D
o'clock of consumption. Funeral SER
vices will be held in Asbury Metho-
dist Episcopal church Thursday after
noon at 2.3O o'clock. The remains may
be viewed at the house before they are
taken to the church. Intermcnt will
he made in Forest Hill cemetery. This
is the fifth child that has died in this
family in a little over two years,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
LAST RITES
FOR The DEAD
FIVE FUNERALS IN THIS PART
OF THE CITY.

Bows Who Entered Houser's Harness
Store Were Held in $3.50 Bail by
Magistrate Davis-son of Patrick
Joyce Bitten by Dog-Union Ex-
cursion to Go to Harvey's Lake
Tomorrow-Meeting of the Colo
nial Club Tonight-Personsls and
Short News Notes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-31
WEST SCRANTON

non, Charles McCarty, p. Kirley, j
Carroll NJ. Barrett.
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26. 6 piteI.

9ans mar bon ieinsr @ebiresreiie
lurhdgetebrt unb iaB tpieber be6aaIidb
plaubernb BEL ieinem alten Sreunce.
gr iab iebr erfriidt unb anaereat aus
unb ipra9 nit gntsuden bon ben
empfangenen ginbriiden.
sd bdtte 2uH, mid in bisier fd6-
men @egenb bauerno nieberaulaffen.
gin 6err, nit benz i9 unteripess be-
Iannt tuurbe, ristb mir, nod 9absl-
l@merbt 3u 9eben, ba es augenbIidli9
bort an Meraten mangelt follte."
sWdre nidt unre9t, bann bebielten
mir Did In Der Ndbe."
.Mas maGt Dntel Cfen2e frdate
00na nod elmer 9auIe.
.gs gebt ibm gut-au9 Manes, =
mar bic NIT einer tleinen l9lauen
Seiienblid ertbeilte @nttuort.
.0ot iie meine 9rieftaide eefunben?"
.bier III lie. pobluerpadt uno ber-
i9nArt.4
Wu4 Gans idien fi9 tiber bic Wer-
pnduna gu iuunbern. gr betradtete lie
undbenili9 uno fdob bas padet banu
uner6finet In feline 9aide.
.G4e ids perseiie. fling 9olter
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3prrespunoens. ns.-M a ripn ben

SprreapunSens. a + IL On ben
6. Npril 1901. Seute, Samltaa
geabmittae tpurben Die iterb(iben
l1eberreite unieres euten eyreunbes
unb buheeobteten Wiitbiireers, oes
8pitmeilters unb &auf1nannes @illp
6. 2opf, unter GROCER Theinabme Der
8etpDbner unleres Stdot9enS uno
Der Der l1nQeeenb CUR grbe beitattet.
Gin unabiebbarer BUG BON &ut=
6en unb Sln1bulan5en folete betn
9rauertpagen unb bern nddltfolgenz
ben Der binterla1ienen 5amilie bes
8erenigten, @attin Srau Nltce 2Dpf,
geb. Wtulber unb atpei &inoer int
Sitter BON Z uno 3 Sabren, feline be-
togte Mutter, sSrau @itttpe 2opf aus
San Mntonio, breiS6peitern, tpelde
telearapbiib benabribtiet, aus tpei=
ter 5erne berbeieeeilt tuaren.
9err Baitpr &nider ppn GibplD
bat, pie INNER bel iolh trauri9en
Sbidialsibfagen, eine erqreifenbe
2ei6enre6e am @rabe gebalten, in
ebt briitlib bulolamem, rtenlben=
freunolidem Sinne.
Ser Seremiete bat neben fauf=
mGnnilben @e16dften felt 9 Sabren
bic bieiiee 8pltpffice geleitet, bod
feline &rdnflibfeit peranlaBte i'm su
re1teniren unb als 8eneis ieiner cpr=
recten unb ebrliden Gertpaltuns bient
CUR @enitee, baB Srau Nltce 2poF,
leine @attir, Dbne Sbtpieriefeit pDl1
l:=9epartement als Nabf0lgerin
ernannt tpurbe. unler @iup &Dof
mar Mitglieb Der 6ermannslDbne un0
Der @DDbmen Of ftbe WDrlo. @benz
falls mar er in mebreren 2ebensper=
ft6erungen einaei6lDiien, 10 oaB Die
3ufunft Der Seini9en gefibert iit.
3ablrei9e Witelieoer Der pDrertpdbn=
ten gegenleitiaen llnterltiibunas=
Gereine, gelbmiidt nit ibren @mble=
nten, foleten benz 2eidenanae, I'M
ibrem 8ruber Die lebte gbre au err
tpeiSen. SblieBlib I'M Suffrage Der
Sam;lie bes Gerblibenen uno Der
5aBlretDen Sreut10e unD W(ttbnrger,
fDnitatirei1 mir bierbei, uln etnem
pDr einigen @oben perbreiteten
feigen, gebai1ieen &latld] ent9ez
gen5utreten: oaB unler perelpi9ter
Sreuno 9SillD 2uDf ali feline Of
fi5iellen uno pripaten Gerbino=
libfeiten, treu, FORFEIT uno rebt=
ibaffen eeorbnet bat, uno boB er ais
gbrenmann, iorelamer unb liebez
boiler @atte uno abtbarer Mitbiir=
ger in Der @rinner1ng ieiner Sreunbe
uno 8efannten fortleben tpirb.
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IN oieier 2angeiueileY 9lun, es tpirb
bDriibergeben. unb bann tperben sic
nit ooppelter Greuoe 2i6t unb 2eben
geaieBen. +"
.@ott esb's!" ertpioerte Garius NIT
sinem perliedten Seufser. ,gs fdllt
mir auh nitht Elm su tlaaen, fubr er.
tid aufraffsno, beiterer fort. .Wem
bas Gamotlesl6mert lebensldngli9er
glinobeit ii6er oem 9aupte aebansen,
Der miro iuo9l elm paar Mo6en In
SmtelGeit ertrageu t6nnen. Gs eibt
G6limneres auf Der Melt."
.9as neine i6 audi" ertpiberte
6ans nit oiilierer 8etpnuns. 9ann
aber bra6 er ab uno fins an bon iei=
ner &eiIe uno mas ibm ionf einfiel,
nit bem &ranfen au plauoern.
Sic llnterbaltung NOR eine 3ienli9
lebbafte. Gut aber mars bod, baB bic
9untelbeit Die Mienen Der beioen Mdn=
tier bor einanber berbarg biellei6t bdt=
ten. lie lid ionit getpunoert. tpie trentg
oieielben nit ibrem geiprddb i'm gins
tlana iianoen. Sein5 per5ebrte lid in
unrube uno unseoulo uno tpuBte bo9
nidt, tpie er Dem barmlos plauoernoen
aegeniiber au ieinem 3iele tommen
follte. Gnolib, als lie eeraoe Elm
Sbema erid0pft batten, idob er Die
Grase elm:
nunb mie eebt es Germ bon Often
unb-Grdulein Nsnes?"
gtDas mii6fam mar es berausge=
bra1t tuoroer.
.9anfe, sut-nad 9ottor @anbers
geri6t."
nuno Sic tuaren nod nidt ielbit bei
ibnen? Sd oadte-"
9eins berpirrte iid uno uubte ni6t
meter.
.Mein trier Beiu6 ealt S6nen,
Hang Die rubige 9lnttuort. Sod oa es
leiber fiir abiebbare 3eit aud mein leb=
ter fein mub, 10 boffe llno uiinIde i'd,
bab i6 Sic bereinf in Der 6iille Der
@eiunobeit als sliidlt6er Meni9 unb
&iinitler tuieoerieben iperoe."
.@ie seben uieoer fort2" fieB 9eina
ilberraf6t unb erregt berbor. rGo6alo
f9Dn unb-allein2"
Sic 9lnttuort auf bieIe i6nelle Sraae
lieB ettuas auf ii9 tparten.
.Wer follte mid benn bealeiten2"
tam es enoli6 in beri6leiertem Some
3uriif. .@ie tuiiien ia. boB i6 allein
lte9e in Der Welt."
.Weraei6uns, fammelte Sein3, bur1
ben @eoanten, iuie 8urgbarbt ii6 ietne
Grage geoeutet haben unb tpie taftlos
er i6m bamit eridienen iein tno6te,
bollenos in 8ermirrung eebra9t, It'd
oadte nur, id 9laubte, baB-liebe
ganoe Sic in Breslau fefbalten tpiir-
ben" plaBte er 6eraus.
,llnb uel9er Mrt follten bieie iein?@
&ubig uie burber, aber ettpas iddr=
fer flang 0ieIe amette Srage, unb Garius
fiiblte ourd bic 9untel6eit Die Wugen
ieines geiu6ers burdorinsenb auf ii6
ruben.
Sebt CAB es tein 3urild rnebr, bereits
f6ien 8ur9barot bsrlebt unb 10 bra9
6eina @arius nit einem Mal ben 8ann
unb faBte alle Nuitldrunsen suIammen
in Elm Mort, bas gort, oas ftir i'm Die
gan3e Welt beoeutete. Gr ipra9es aus
NIT benz leiien inniaen Slang, nit bem
er gemobnt tuar. es bel ii6 ielbit au
nennen:
nN9nes I"
@ana Hill tuuroe es barna9 atpiiden
ben beiben Mdnnern unb Die 9unfels
belt that i6r tuobltbuenoes Merf.
(6ortiebunp folat)
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5parett Sic S6r &efo!

Gtne Sdadtel BON Tutt's Yin.n ers
part Sbnsn piele Dollars fir Doftors
,irAuunssn. Dieie Billen furiren I'M
ter alien nmitanben idmmtlide bura Der
0iaasn, bic 2eber ober Die @inseueiOl
pe.anlaBten &ranfheiten.
Co iltbiss ktius getDa9tt psbauptans
0.nu ssssu Ropiidmsr3sn, DYspsp
ii., Malaria, UerltOpfuns unb Gallsn'
teioen sebrauden DliaiOnsn 9suts
9Mtt's &eber Ytuett.
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M1s g9er(in nirb oen1efr

= @us Berlin miro eennelbet:
Der Shirt BON 8ieb, Der 8ra1ibent
bes preuBiiben 9errenbaules, bat
ii9 NIT bes &ailers gnlibt iiber bic
3unablne Der 9eeen Die &e9ieruune
seridteten &unoeebungen Der 8Dlfs=
ftimmuns uno 9eptbmenbiefeit elmer
llnterbriidune Der 8epegung burb
oaS Wtilitdr einperitanben erflGrt.
Der Shirt erfldrt, oaB Der &aiier
ben ean5en Goel auf leiner Seite ba=
ben tperoe, tpenn er Der 8epDlferune
Der Stdbte eine 2eftipn ertbeile,
an Die 1ie benfen lpiiroe. sSiirit @ieo
bemerfte ferner, baB bic geeen
Die Monarhie eeribteten Sheen in
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