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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
NO HUMBUG HERE.



You can't fool the public all the tinA
They will find you out at last
Every time . man II fooled
Another skeptic II made.
Many the remedy that make0 the skeptio
Because Il fails to keep its promises.
Ooan's Kidney Pills bring renewed reward.
They cure the skeptic.
Plenty Of proof Of this at home.
St. Louis proof for st. Louis people.
Here's q case CT 1t:
Mr.. John Eschbacher. living at I'm south
Sixth street. employed az q baker At
Freund Baking Co. says: Il had backachs
and sometimes very severe for - moakhs.
In addition to that. other symptoms Of kt6-
ney complaint were very manifest Onco b
awhile the pain In my back was % intsnss
that was almost compelled to stop Wogk.
It struck me when reading . s4stan6ae
about Doan's Kidney Pills that they M1ght
Drug Cos for . box. I continued tha treat
ment until the aching stopped ana other en-
uoyances due to either excited - W0ahpne1
kitlneye diSappsered."
For sale by all dealsrs. PTice, = esnes.
Isss:s- HiIb9sn Co. Buffalo. n. =. -
Rsnembsr the nams-psan's-aoo tAan =
ID.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
WHISKY KILLED THE CHILD.
Drank Nearly Quart Of Liquor and
Fell Dead.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Baltimore. Nd. June a-After drinking
nearly a quart Of whisky. Robert TSyioL,
Thursday night.
He found the bottle while playing about
on the floor o. his home and had swallowed
a great part Of its contents before his
mother found him. The child went into .
etupor, from which he did not rally.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
E'RIHI

Delicious Ice Cream
soda to ali ladies
purchasing Csc and
over To others. two
glasses for &c. Brick
Ice Cream. all havors.3 T.
Mali Or6ers. sccons.
panied b. Cesh or
money or5er. will ne.
ceive proDp afferfioa
(sfsio: Ges mailed o.
appijcsfioa
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Miss Naude Dickens. Parsons, Kas.
writes: II suffered eight years with asthns
IN Its worst form. had several attacks
during the las. year and was not expected
to live through them. I began using Foley's
Honey and Tar and It has never failed b
give immediate relief"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

A. Eo-Satin striped
~ VO bati>te. corded
dimities. fine lawns,
worth up to la.i.c.
A. 7KN-Fren n c h
~ H6 Lawns, silk
finished tissue. z-phyrs.
worth up to l& per
yard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

A. l0n-F.ne French
IU6 Osgsnd,e. siis
finished Fuulard, real
English Dimity French
Lawns anu Eat;stes.
worth up to a:5c per I'D.
A. lEn-Fine Dotted
~ uU6 Swiss. all
coiors. roi tn up to SIC
peryard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
ExtraordInay Bargain Sale
Wash Dress Goods.

1oo00 yards Wash Dress Goods. finest grades.
to be slaughtered less than half the cost.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

:i-inch Hamilton Per
Gale and satin finished
Fou,ard Prints. AI/o
Mnn1av Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Nisf. ct.
Bird'seye Fringe Tow
els. size lsx3... 1ILn
Monday only elZ TT
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
Investigate the seanm Bargains Other Stores Then Come


Hayien's i0c Combina-
tion Tan IN
Fo,'sh-..............u ~
Hiyden's 61r In;anfs'
Patent Leather shoes.
: "a .ss s. .39s
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
75c Black India Silk Csc.

go yds Black India Silk. q inches wide. correc
silk for summer wear-the price was Ic Al
per yd.. will close them now at.............-eS
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

GREAT SALE MEMS SUITS now on,
"a 06 for choice u u styles LENS aad
STs % fouaa Mems 80 ALL Wool Serge and
Cheyiot suits, . saving Of One-haii
co 7E Tor choice OF p styles Mems aad
Ode y Young Mems StS stylish Suits. Clays
vieun~s aad Fancy worsteds, nobby and strict
" up 10 date.
Evening star., 1901-06-20

Grafton, and as she was without funds the
police telegraphed news of the death to her
sister, Mrs. Dora Cooper, who lives at
Waterford, Loudoun county. Last night
Captain Boardman received telegram from
Jos. Cooper, in which the information was
given that relatives we8eSnot able to bury
the body. So far as t3eypoiice have been
able to ascertain. the wNH(an had no friends
here, and unless some PARTIALLY inclined
persons come to the r4ffle the body will
find resting place inA5&kter's field
The unfortunate wonA - it is stated. left
home after the birth 6feher child, about
sixteen months ago. IS week ago the wo-
man reached here, saying she had been put
on the train at Fr&aericksburg by the
father of her child. vhot gave her 81 and
advised her to find employment here after
placing the infant in an asylum. 1t hap
pened that a colored woman named Mary
johnson met the woman and baby on Penn
sylvania avenue and took them home with
her. The infant was turned over to the Of
hcials of local institution and Monday the
mother went to the hospital.
Prior to going to the institution the young
woman found employment at 326 Pennsyl
vania avenue Her body has been removed
to the morgue, where it will be held a rea-
sonable time to give opportunity for some
one to have it buried outside of potters
field
Evening star., 1901-06-20
MIR. MORsELL's PUPILS.
An Enjoyable Musicale at Luther
Place Church.

An Enjoyable Musicale at Luther
Place Church.
The pupils of Mr.. Herndon Morsell gave
an enjoyable complimentary musicale Tues
day night at the Luther Place Memorial
Church, which was filed with their rela-
tives and friends. Beside individual efforts
all of which were loudly applauded, there
was male chorus, a female chorus
and a mixed chorus each body Of
singers showing to good advantage.
The soloists were: Grace D. Witter, who
sang Macys Loves &. Lullaby" Minnie
A. Roberts, De Koven's Where Ripples
Flow" Mr. H. E. Sprucebank, Moir's Sea
Dreams; Alice Ruff dHardelot's Mid
summer Dreams Zula H. Andrews, Den
Za's LAS of Old" Waiter E. Birch. Sire
lezke's Twilight is Falling" Mary f. Gu
lick Corven's THE Promise of Life
Mrs. A. p Auhagen, Tours 20 Golden
Morn of Love- Albert O. Penney, Lloyd S
'The Chords of Life;' Catherine A. Bates,
Marks The Rowing Gypsies;" Thomas E.
Turpin, Van de Waters Might Time
Ancella B. Fisher. Lehmann's "Endymion;' -
Mr.: d. A. Millrick, Spences The Brig
and" Rena F. Jordan, De Kovens MY
Nightingale" Stella L. V. Matson. Gray's
The Baroue of Dreams" Fred. w: Sci
Woodman's Dove Wings Alma L. Hen
dry. THE True Love Time James j.
Nolan, Dennees THE Tryst;;" Lillian M.
Lewis Bembergs La Chanson des Bal
sers;'' Emma Houchen, Matters Primrose
Time" and Howard O. Cook Dorisi' 8
"Only a Rosebud" The accompanist was
Mrs. Harrison B. Brown.
Evening star., 1901-06-20

More than 500. 1t is stated. was realized
from the entertainment given last evening
in the National Theater for the benefit of
the Tennessee flood sufferers. The net
proceeds will be turned over to Mr.. B. H.
Warner today and forwarded to the relief
committee at Elizabethton, Tenn. The
entertainment was under the direction of
Harry Park The feature of the program
was the playing of the United States Ma
rine Band. The musicians received a
hearty welcome and were applauded en-
Enthusiastically throughout. There were
many other enjoyable features to the long
program, including the recitation of two
original poems by Miss Alice Hallowell, the
Sunshine Poetess; . specially by Gee and
Evening star., 1901-06-20
RETIREMENT OF col. BARBER.
Gives Up Active Service After
Career of Many Years.

Gives Up Active Service After a
Career of Many Years.
Col Merritt Barber. the senior colonel in
the adjutant generals department will be
retired on the 3Oth instant on his own ap-
plication after thirty years active and
honorable service. His retirement will re-
suit in the promotion of Lieut.. Col. Ar
thur L. Wagner to the grade of colonel
and Major Henry P. Mccain to the grade
of lieutenant colonel. Col. Wagner is ad-
jutant general Of the division of the Phil
ippines and Lieut. Col. Mccain is on duty
at the War Department.
Col. Barber is one of the heroes of the
war of the rebellion. He entered the SER
vice as a private In the 10th Vermont Vol
unteer Infantry in June, 1862; and was
honorably mustered out in September, 1855,
as captain and assistant adjutant general
He was brevetted three times, once as zap
tain for gallant and meritorious services in
the battle of the Wilderness; again as
major for gallant and meritorious services
in the battle of Cedar Creek, Va, and a
third time as major Of volunteers for
having borne himself with DISTINGUISHED
gallantry In every engagement since May
g." Shortly after the close of the war he
was appointed . second lieutenant Of In
Evening star., 1901-06-20

which, they say, will benefit pedestrians
and teamsters alike. The expense of the
work as proposed to be done will be sus-
tained by the corporation Of Hyattsville
and the state.
The work Of erecting the structural part
OF the proposed ice plant at Berwyn has
been partly completed. and the promoters
Of the concern are hopeful Of having the
machinery installed in the building and the
plant in operation at an early day.
In the fifth inning of the game Of base
ball between the Berwyns and the Lang
dons which was played Tuesday afternoon
at the former place, the score was to u.
and the Langdons refused to continue the
game. As result Of their refusal the
q score OF to O. Burch and McInturff did
good work for the winners.
Evening star., 1901-06-20

fantry, and in June, 1882, while holding the
rank Of captain in the infantry arm, he
was appointed an assistant adjutant gen.
eral. with the rank of major. He has
served in the adjutant generals department
ever since, and reached the grade Of colonel
in November, 1896. His last active Gervice
was as adjutant general on the staff Of
General Macarthur in the Philippines He
is now in New York city on leave Of alb
sence. He Is a native Of Vermont, and VOL
unteered In the Union army shortly after
his graduation from Williams College,
Massa chusetts.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
HxattsyiIIe News.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 20, 1901.
The state highway commission paid this
section visit Tuesday in reference to
grading Maryland avenue. or Bladensburg
pike. on Baukhages HILL The residents
along the pike are sanguine that the
county authorities will remove this hill,
Evening star., 1901-06-20
S0c. Lot Underwear, 1zc.

An unlimited assortment Of o6ds and ends OF
Corset Covers. Drawers, Children's Dresses and
Chfldren's Drawers win be put on sale tomor-
row for lie. All positively Soc. values. These
are all perfect and desirable garments Corset
Covers made of good grade cambric trimmed
around neck and armholes with narrow en-
hroidery; another style lace trimmed; drawers
umbrella style, trimmed with 4-nch cambric
ruff1e, yoke bands, cut generously full; chill
drens drawer all sizes. prettily trimmed with
embroidery, tucks aboye; all made Of su-
perior grade Of muslin-the price OF lie is
extraordinary
Evening star., 1901-06-20
FRIENDLEss AND DESTITUTE.

Young Woman Dies mt Providence
Hospital, This City.
Katherine Cavender, young woman
from Virginia, died at Providence Hospital
yesterday after she had undergone an op-
Evening star., 1901-06-20
69c. Lot Underwear. soc.

This lot consists OF better grades Of Under
wear; all are OF excellent values worth up TO
69c. A showing Of Gowns Drawers Chemises
and Corset Covers, made Of both cambric and
muslin; gowns Empire style. trimmed with
embroidery and lace: drawers In o different
styles; come with 4inch embroidery ruffies
others with lace-trimmed bottoms headed with
lace inserting and tucks; different styles Of
corset covers; some elaborately trimmed with
embroidery and lace; all OF excellent grade Of
cambric-6sc. is an exceptionally low price for
allel
Evening star., 1901-06-20

Down, two tots: Miss Pearl Evans, soprano
solo; Nordica Mandolin and Guitar CInb
SMessrs: w. S: Moreland, A. M Nyman, H.
s. Gamble, w. Ullman and Prof. W. T.
Holt, selections; M. Harry Stevens, tenor
lein. Hebrew impersonator; Master Nor
man DAILY, plano solo; Mrs Margaret
koontz-Holland, contralto; Dana c. Hol-
land. basso: A. B. Griffith, whistling and
limitations; La Belle Eulalie, juvenile vocal
ISL: Blanche +. Wilmot, character dancing:
William II. Conley. comedian; the Yates
Sisters, dancing.
John Schombert nine years old, living at
BIB 9th street northwest accidentally fell
from porch Tuesday night and his collar
bone was dislocated. The police patrol
wagon was summoned and the injured boy
was removed to The Emergency Hospital
Evening star., 1901-06-20
Contracts for Sewers.

d. E. McComb. the superintendent OF
sewers. has recommended to the District
Commissioners that contracts for sewer
laying be entered into with the followin6
parties for the several classes of sewer
designated: For sewer "A" Lyons Broth.
ers, 81, 70450; sewer 3D." Warren F. Bren.
ixer, 81. .6S2.92; sewer &C." Lyons Brothef3,
81 s69475; sewer e." Warren r. BreniseA
s2,07210. and sewer "F," p. d. vinsonS
g, 704.50. y
Evening star., 1901-06-20

seated near one of the front windows of
the house about $50 o'clock, when he was
taken i'll. Death occurred before a ply.
sician could be summoned. Coroner Nevitt,
who investigated the case, found that q
cerebral hemorrhage had caused death, and
gave a certificate accordingly
The deceased was well known in North
east Washington, where he lived for many
years. Michael Raedy, a member of the pos
lice force, and Patrick Raedy, the pugilist,
are sons of the deceased.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
15c. Col. Organdies, SAc.

1,50O yards OF short lengths Of Colored Or
CANDIES In variety OF pretty shades
blue. green, navy, etc. The grade that sells
for l5c. of the piece. Special, 8i5c. yard.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
Death of Daniel Raedy.

Daniel Raedy. sixty-fve years old. died
suddenly last night at his home. No. ~
Massachusetts avenue northeast. He was
Evening star., 1901-06-20
Toilet Articles, &c.

Some excellent bargains in Toilet Requisites
FOR tomorrow. Our regular Ice. articles for &c
each: Bay Rum. Florida Water. Witch Hazel
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes. Dressing Combs
and Colgates Best Toilet Soaps You'll need
some of these on your summer trip-take adyan-
tage OF the low prices
Evening star., 1901-06-20
Val. laces. PC. vd.

A new lot of New valenciennes I.aces Insert
fngs and Headings, embracing a variety OF neat
and pretty patterns; assorted widths Excel.
lent grade at &C.; tomorrow for &C. yard.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
25c. White Organdie, I2Lc

25 pieces Of Sheer White Organdie: full 20
Inches In width: Will he put on sale tomorr wv
at Just half the actual value; 25c. grade for
12l1c.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
1Oc. Embroidery, SIC,

Our regular l0c. Embroidery Bdgfngs and In
sertings will be sold tomorrow for SIC. The
lot embraces very pretty patterns and a variety
Of widths.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
SOC. Wash Hats, 10c.

lot Of Children's Duck Wash Hats in both
white and colors; button crowns; fancy braid
trimmed Just the proper thing for the chill
dren on their summer trip Usually at 25c and
Soc. Special for Ice
Evening star., 1901-06-20
SOC. Gowns, Csc.

Extraordinary offer in this lot Of 25 dozen
Muslin Gowns; well made, good grade Of mus
lin; extra good width; yoke OF fine tucks; pref
tily trimmed ruffie. Our regular Soc gown
Special Green Ticket Price, 25c.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
ed aiOSE Muslin sHS; D'e4e.- e4He.r-5B''

About 1900 yards OF Bleached Muslin; full
% inches in width; short lengths OF many popu-
lar brands. Excellent grade for Sc and Iec
Special at 57sc. yard
Evening star., 1901-06-20

90 Of those Very Popular Linen Crash Skirts
full width and made with deep hems-in-
stead Of $1.OO, for 35c.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
Ginshss@ 5iG1S sas Dress AN''

lot OF loo yards In short lengths ~ Dress
Ginghams, embracing a variety Of checked and
striped patterns. Values that would soil for
Sc. and 10c. on the piece Special tomorr1w
%5sc. yard.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
SC. Lawns. 3Mc,

new lot OF Very Pretty Colored lawns. en-
bracfng variety OF neat and fashionable fig
ured and striped patterns; a good assortment Of
colors Our regular Sc. grade-we offer on this
occasion for 3fsc
Evening star., 1901-06-20

lot Of Valenciennes Laces. in edges
and Insertions in black and white IL
ss5S'' ssss to to a ElssF- ses. %ss'A Sossn, 25C.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
Warm Interchange of Views.

More discussion took place, in which
Councilman Appich championed the cause
Of the engineer, and his remarks were re-
piled to with warmth by Councilmen Law
Ter and Burke. Councilman Evans spoke
in favor Of granting pay up to June 80
Upon his motion joint committee, con-
sisting Of Messrs. Appich. Evans, Marbury
and Clarke, was appointed to see Mr. Hol-
combe with view of getting him to mod
ify his terms. The city engineer agreed to
the proposition and then the action above
noted was taken. Mr.. Holcombe will leave
here Friday for Manila, where he will be
engineer.
Evening star., 1901-06-20
I$4 & S. Silk Waists S 4 81
IOf Good Taffeta ==

1S Women's Good Quality Taffeta Silk
Waists-in lavender, red. pink and blue-tuck-
ed and corded-all sizes in the lot-forInerly
$4 and $5-for $1.5O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-05
Sic @plbgetpimmang In, Sabre
1900.

beren @ertb auf runb 256 Millionen
Dollar eeiddbt tpiro, bleibt in Jplee
oes &rie9es in Sii6afrifa gegen 1899
uno 1898 5urud, ift aber grDBer als
in irgen6 einem anoeren Sabre. Sn
ben Ser. Staaten unb ben Staats=
banfeu @urDpas tporen nod ben int
&eibsamt bes Snnern su1atntnenee=
itellten Nabribten fir 0anbel uno
Snouitrie ant @noe bes lebten Sab
res uneefdbr fir 100000 Dpl=
lar mebr @olo porbanben als am Inz
fang 1900. @dbrenb aber Die ben
aneeeebenen 3ab(en gu @runbe
liegenbe s(ufiteuung fir Die Ser.
Staaten alle @olomiinaen unb
alles ungemiinste @olo bes
Sbabes umfaBt. iinb pDn ben
europdiiben 8anfen nur ibre
Depoiiten angeeeben uno nibt
bic ge1ammten @plbpprratbe if
rer 4dnber. Ser Butpabs bes
@olbpDrratbes Der @elt 1rtuB baber
betrdbtlib bDber angenommen per=
ben. geab Nb5ug 6es @ulobeoarfs
Der Snouitrie, Der 1898 auf 65 Mil=
lionen Dollar eeihdbt tpuroe unb
fir 1900 nit 70 MilIionen aneelebt
tperben fam, ppn ber @ploaetpin=
nune i'm lebten Sabre eredbe fi1 cine
GergrDberung bes @plbpprratbs fir
Miin55mefe unt 1856 MilliDnen DDl=
lar. I'm "a Willipnen 9pQar tpirb
haber tpabribeinlib Der @DlonDrratb
auBerbalb Der Ser. Staaten uno Der
europdii9en Staatsbanfen sugenon=
men baben.
Die 8efiirhtuneen besiieli9 Der
@irfung bes iioafrifaniiben &rieees
auf ben Miinaaolo=@ =@rlab Der @elt err
1beinen burb Die 9bat1a1en ntbt
gerebtfertigt. Gin gbeil bes @erlu=
ites in 5ubairifa tpuroe ausseeliben
ourb betrdbtlibe Webrausbeute in
ben Ser. Staaten unb in anoeren
2anoern. Ser burbibnittlitbe 3u=
tpabs an Miit15gplo in Der @elt fiir
bic Sabre 1898 biz 1900 miro auf
134 Millionen Dollar bere9net,
tpdbreno Die 8ermebrung bes er1i@t=
liben 8orratbs i'm lebten Sabre ie=
benfaas peit iber 160 Milipnen DDl=
lar betrug, 10 oaB Der Gusfa1 in Der
Bro6uction cine 6erabiebung Der fir
ben Wtiin5bebarf perfigbaren Sabresz
menge ni9t CUR 6Olae eebabt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-05
W2an i6hreiht ous Berlin: 8

= Wean ibreibt aus Berlin: Die
Ingaben, oaB Deutiblanb, Sapan
unb England geneinibaftli6 gegen
&uBlanb's MnneriDn Der Manb<
iburei renDnitrirt baben. tperben
amtIib fir unribtie erfldrt. Dos
Tbatid9li9e an bent Sale iit, oaB
Die Mdbte bes Dreibunoes iouie
England, Sapan unb Gmerita ben
bineiiiben 8epullmdbtigen in Be=
fling ein5eltt nurgeitelIt baben. tpie
unflug es BEL bem iebigen Stanbe
Der Srieoensunterban fir
China iein tpiiroe, irgenb elmer Maht
ieparate 3ugeitdnbniiie gu 9emdbren
unb 10 elm uebereinfomnen nit ben
Mdbten gu eribperen. Der ameri=
fanilbe 8otihafter @bite beitdtigt
Die noritebenbe grflarung beutiber
8eamten uno iagt ueiter, baB Nmes
rifa in bieier Sabe in nolltomme=
mem Ginflange NIT Oeutiblano iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-05

lbm iterben gu oiirfen; iest Glib GuI
mir Die Groft, 3u leben obne ibn!"
uno lie bradte ieinem neueefdent-i
ten Gaiein ein Sobtenopfer bon 9brd.'
nen bar.
gini9e Sage ipdter tebrte ber Wmts.
tatb altein na9 Sllmenau auriid.
Die So6ter mar in Berlin geblieben,
UNI einen Gurius in Der arantenpflege
burdsumo6en. Sic tuollte Sobannite-
rim meroen. 2ieber nod tudre lie als
9iatoniiiin gang in ben gdpeferu.
bienf eingetreten. aber Der Nmtsratb,
Der INNER nod boffte, bab bas Ser.
uiirfnib NIT Dem 0erlobten ii9 tuieoer
aus9leiden tuiirbe, uno ber Iein Ginb
nidt gang perlieren mollte, bate ii9
benz erniilid tutberiebt. go bel Grei.
belt follte iie lid uabren, baB lie iebes
Sabr einige @o6en bel bem Water 3u.I
brin9en tonnte. Mm liebfen bdtte erI
feline gintuillisuns gang pertpeigert,
ober lie batten Ia ben 6etuuBten 8er-
trag nit chamber geidloiien: grif
iein &e5ept, oann bas ibrige. gs tam
tbm bart an, Die 9odter 3u entbebren.
aber ibrer grfldruna, baB nur ernFe,
f9uere Sbdtisfeit iie bor 0ersueiflun9i
retten tonne, oaB es tbr bas 9er3 bre-
den toiiroe, nod Sllmenau 3u ben altenI
ger6dltnilIen auriidtebren 3u muiien,
tonnte er ieine geiaimmune niht ber.i
Sa9en.
Sebr beritin,mt unb In Ii9 gefebrtI
traf er auf ieinem Gut ipieber Elm,
unb es NOR ibm eben redt, baB bic
Nrbeit auf ben Gelcern ibren NniangI
aenommen uno feline san3e 9bdtigfeitI
in Nniprud nabm. Bon Wolf Senior
fano er einen Brief oor, iebenfalls tn
Nnrednune Der @iinben ieines @obnes,
Der irsenouo ieine Geliun9sbaft fiirI
oas Ouell oerbuBte. uneeleien mari erI
6as S9reiben ms Geuer. Wlit berI
6eiellidaft NOR er fertie, iebt nod
madte es ibn mitbeno, an BEN Ser.
ftorer ieines Gamiliensliides 3u benfen.
Sic Geiiunsslirafe eridien ibm biel 3ui
gerine, ct bdtte oem setuiiIenlofen Ser.
teumber bas 3udtbaus 9es6nnt, ibm
uno-Wen3el, Der, @stt iei 9ani, Der.
fdollen blieb.
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= Die n&Dln. 8olfate. ner6f-
fentlib einen Brief bes 8iihOf Ins
ger, tpelher ben oeutiben fatbolis
iben Wfiiiipnen in Der Bropins
Sbanetung poritebt, in melbem
oieier fidb iiber bic gesenudrtigen
8uitdnbe oprtielbit, befonbers iiber
Die Miilipnen unb bic @rrihtuna
BON Siibnefapellen, ausldBt. Der
8iibuf iagt, Die oeutiben Ntiiiiondre
tpdren angetpielen tporoen, iih ieoer
@inmiihung in biir9erlibe uno poz
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