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Jennings Bride.
nv WILLIAM WENDHAM.


downright. 1902 by Daily Story Pub COB
IT ali happened because Jennings
concealed it from Laura that Jack, MS
brother, was his twin, and 1urtner
that they resembled each other SO
closely that their nearest friends could
not tell one from the other unless they
were seen together, and then IL was
very doubtful. So near alike had these
two young men been all their lives
that in infancy their own mother nad
been compelled to mark. them so sne
could tell them apart-which was ION
and which was John 1t was re-
semblance which went far beyond ehe
physical. They acted alike, they ges-
tured alike, their mannerisms OF
movement and speech were alike, they
thought alike. They had always read
the same books and deduced therefrom
the same thoughts. All their theories
of life and philosophy were alike
save only one. Tom was fond OF fair
haired, blue-eyed girls, while Jack
raved after brunettes of the most
vivid type.
So it had come to pass that Tom.
sent to the West on a long business
mission, had 'wooed and won dainty
Laura Maynard and they were on
happened. Jack had found it impos-.
sible to be present at the wedding,
two thousand miles distant for one
reason among others. that he was to
be married himself within a week Of
the day set for the Jennings-Maynard
nuptials. Then it was that the broth
ers had resolved, with one accord,
after an elaborate exchange of tele-
grams, that it would be a good thing
to give both brides a surprise and
meet at the same watering place for
the respective honeymoons. This re-
Quired considerable finesse for two
men without the aid of a feminine
head, especially when the matter in
volved so important a part of two
weddings. But they succeeded by
hook or crook, and Tom triumphantly
carried off his golden-haired beauty
far across the continent to seaside
hotel of great fame and there installed
her in palatial bridal suite, while he
waited with much chuckling for the
appearance of Jack and his bride.
/. With all this detailed explanation
you can easily guess how it turned
out and you really cannot blame Laura
for her hasty and somewhat radical
: action.
Everything had been going so lovely
that Laura seemed to be in veritable
fairyland and feared each moment
that she would awaken and find it all
a dream. In this frame of mind she
did awaken very suddenly. Tom had
slipped out for an afternoon cigar, he
said, and presently, hungry for the
loving gaze of his frank, sparkling
eyes, she started down the spacious
corridor, bent on going to The broad
piazza and find him. She had little
more than left her apartment than
she came face to face with him.
And (could she believe her eyes?) on
his arm was a radiant beauty with
saucy black eyes and a wealth of coal
black hair, and he was bending to-
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French workinowomen.

More than 6.3oo. 900 French women
work for their living. Most OF these
outside workers (more than 2,7OO ,OOO)
are employed in forestry or agricul-
ture, including women land owners
Industrial occupations claim nearly
100000 more, the cloister 100, 900,
the theater about II, 900 and the lib
eral professions 138,46O.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
A hercules Found.

At Boscoreale, a small village near
Pompeii, excavators have discovered
a magnificent bronze statue of Hercu-
les reposing, seated ON a rock. with
his club on his shoulder. The work
Is in good state of preservation, and
is similar in style to the famous Far
nese Hercules in the Vatican in Rome.
The director of the museum at Naples
is experimenting the transportation
of the statue.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27


you going?" he exclaimed.
into her hand at parting and from
which she had thus far had no oppor-
tunity to make an expenditure. She
rang for a bell boy and ascertained
the time of the first train for the West.
1t was not until 9 o'clock. She tnen
resolved to appear at dinner and
show him that she was as Indifferent
as he. She dressed deliberately after
packing hand sachel and appeared at
the dinner table more radiant than
ever. She seated herself at the old
place and glanced around to see if he
had the audacity to appear. Yes, sure
enough, there he was but two tables
away still leaning adoringly over that
terrible woman with the dusky olive
skin and brilliant eyes. 1t was evil
dence of her GOODNESS that she de-
liberately regarded his clothing and
observed all the little characteristics
she had learned to belong to him.
Once during the meal he glanced to-
ward her, regarding her with cold po-
likeness She noted that he continu-
ally glanced about the room as though
watching for somebody.
In the meantime Tom had made the
excuse of the afternoon cigar in or
der to get away and meet his brother
and new Sister-in-law at the train and
arrange for a proper denouement- At
the depot he learned that the train
upon which they were coming had
been detained by a wreck. A train
was going in that direction and would
meet it at a station about an hours
ride distant. the station agent assured
him. So he decided to ride out and
meet them and ride back with them.
1t would be much more pleasant than
waiting about the depot.
But alas for human plans, the wreck
was cleared much sooner than ex-
pected and when Tom arrived at the
station where he expected to meet it
he learned to his chagrin that it had
already passed and the more alarm
ing news that there was not another
train his way for two hours. He
CRASHED his teeth in Impotence, but
even then had no suspicion of the
| tragedy about to be enacted.
AS the couple Laura was watching
swept out of the dining-room after
walking past her laughing and chat
ting happily. and evidently oblivious
| OF her presence, she arose to retire
| also, and familiar voice at her elbow
| said:
so you wouldn't wait for me, sweet
heart; l think you might. Did you
| think 1 had committed suicide?"
Don't you dare to touch me, SIR
| she replied with flashing eyes and in
| tones of deepest corn. turning ON her
husband and drawing herself away
from him as something unclean, nor
i speak to me, either Go back to your
brunette Papa will settle with you
later" Then she fed to her room
| while Tom stood rooted to the spot
Presently recovering, he suspected
the situation and rushed to the desk
where he learned of the arrival of his
| brother and his wife and the fact that
they were located in the next suite tt
his own He dashed upstairs. never
waiting for the elevator, only to lind
his wife attired in travelling costume
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ward her in an attitude Enthusiastically
lover-like, and was whispering ardent
ly into her very dainty and very WILL
ing ear. AS Laura was about to
scream out to him he turned and his
eyes met hers With an unrecogniz-
ing stare he turned back with radi-
ant glance of devotion to the dark
woman on his arm and followed a
bell boy into an apartment
As the door closed she tried to
scream, but her voice failed her. Me-
chemically she staggered back to her
bridal chax>ber and sank upon q
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
The chapIain's Fear,

In storm at sea the chaplain asked
one of the crew if he thought there
was any danger. Why" replied the
sailor, ''if this continues we shall all
be in heaven before tomorrow morn
ing" The chaplain, horrifed, cried
out: "The Lord Forbid"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
Honesty in Germany.

Valuable papers and $500 in notes
were contained in pocketbook
which an American accidentally drop
ped overheard from a yacht during
the Kiel regatta The pocketbook was
washed ashore later at Ashaustrand
and picked up by a workman, who
restored it with it's contents intact
to the owner.
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

'sNot numeruns years nor heightened ma
Nc- pretty children and wife.
Nor pins and chains and fancy ringzs
Nor any such like trumpery things:
Nor pipes, cigars bottled wine:
Nor liberty with kings to dine;
Nor coat. nor boot yet hat;
Nor master, reverend sir. nor squire,
With titles that the memory tire;
Nor ancestry traced back to Will.
Who went from Normandy to kill;
Nor judges robes nor mayors mace,
Nor crown that decks the royal race
These all united never can
Enlarge the soul to make the man.
"a truthful soul, loving mind
Full of affection for its kind;
helper of the human race;
A soul of beauty and of grace;
A spirit Arm, erect and free,
That never basely bends the knee;
That will not bear feathers weight
OF slavery's chains for small or great:
That firmly speaks of God within
And never makes league with sin;
That snaps the letters despots make;
That loves the truth for Its own sake;
That worships God and only God:
That trembles at tyrant's nod
And thus can smile in and ban
That is the soul that makes the man.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
Parks in Bio Cities.

New York city has a park area Of
6,766 acres. of which 3.S49 is in the
Bronx. Chicago has 1850 acres, ST.
Louis 2.480 and Philadelphia 3.675. of
which Paramount park includes 2,SO6.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

Some wives are so averse to mend
ing that they won't even try to patch
up q quarrel.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27
WHEN your GRoCEn SAYS

he does not have Defiance Starch. you
may be sure he is afraid to keep IL until
his stock of II OF. packages are sold. De-
other Cold Water Starch, but contains 10
o. to the package and sells for same
money ~ IL Oh brands.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

Many a would-be jolly good fellow
might be really so If he would only
stop telling jokes.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

When one man meets another tina
he Is said to look like. he usual!
Swears.
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Stops the Cough and
Works on the Cold
axative Bromo Quinine Tablets Price 25c
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Even in cash transactions the peck
ct book is taken out in trade.
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Don't let the little ones suffer from eczema
or other torturing skin diseases. No need
for it. Doan's Ointment cures. Can't harm
the most delicate skin. At any drug store,
50 cents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

R1so,s Cure cannot be too highly spoken o. =
n cough cure--J. W. O'BRIKN, 81 Tnifo Ases
II lGinneapolta. MINI. Jan Z tSo
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

It is the six-foot man with the
square Jaw what is led around by q
little bunch of petttcoats.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

The proof of the pudding is the re-
quest of the small boy for another
portion.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

1t matters not what your ancestors
wererit is what you are that counts
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS
Use the best That's why they buy Red
Gross Ball Blue. At leading grocers, 5 cents-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

At Christie's a portrait by Sir Henry
Racburn was bought by Messrs- Ag-
new for $500 guineas- 1t shows the
two sons of David Monzo Binning in
plum-brown dress. with white rufus
and stockings, seated In . landscape.
the canvas measuring 60 by 40 inches
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-09-27

man knows he loves by what
lows he feels: q woman by what she
suffers
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, 75c.
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TvnnneufhIe TO foresoe an accident. NO
smroesible to be prepared for it. DR.
Thomas' Eclectric OIL Monarch Over pun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

llnsen sulammeniebt, tann man ii6
nod Dem SnbaltsuerSei6niB einen
8esriff MAIDEN. gs siebt cine Sc
i@t6te bes beutl6en Spra6unterri6ts
in Sen Ser. Staaten, BON Sesinn
bes IS. Sabrbunberts Bis In bic nel=
elte 3eit. Ser beutl6e Spra6unz
terri6t in Colleges unb auf uniueriiz
taten, in 0ffentli6en, NOrmal= nnb
Yaro9tall6ulen, in Gripatinltituten,
ulm., mirb III umfaiienoer @etle be-
lpro9en, mie au6 CONNER unb
abenbidulen, Kindergarten, Surn=
unb gelansuereine mnb 9anbfertis=
feitsl9ulen.
Ser tnterreiiantelte lit Der brittle
She'll bes Su@es, ser li6 nit Der
3ufunft bes beutl6en l1nterri9ts in
BEN Ser. Staaten befaBt. Sn seiitz
rei6er @eiie fibrt Ser Serfaiier aus,
mie Ser beutl6e nnterri6t in ben
Ser. Staaten sic beiben ltammper=
manbten Nattonen tmmer mebr einan=
Ser ndbern unO gu beiierm ~sesenleittz
gen GeritdnbniB fabren muB. Siered
bat feline Na6for16unsen gum She'll
bereits friiber In beuti6er Spra6e
peroHentli6t. @ber baB ite pom Der
S6ulabtbeiluns Der Sunbesresieruns
in ausiabrli6er Searbeituns in eng
lil6er Spra6e ais Elm amtli6es Ooz
tument berausseseben werben, TT iebr
erfreuli6. Selonbers lebrrei6 unb
bei6dmenb fir ensltl6 : ameritanii6e
Nattutten lit audi Der Na6weis, baB
es ser sroBe Senjamin Sranfliu mar,
Ser ni6t muir beutI6e 8a9er nnb
s3eitunsen brudte, ionbern aub ais
"erlter unter Ben gnglii6=@ mertfanern
beuti6en llnterri6t IN ameritanil6 den
S9ulen einfibrte.
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Ser bsuti9e 1lnteri@t In hen GIfent'
Ii9en S9ulen.

Oas III. ct. Bureau Of gbuca=
ton" in @aibinston perOHentli6t
cine iorsfdltis sufammenseitellte Gb=
banbluns pOn 9errn 8. Siered iiber
beutl9en nnterri6t in amerifanil3en
S6ulen. Oie Nbbanbluns umfabt
176 Seiten in sroBem Sormat unb
lit unsmeifelbaft bic ausfibrli6ite
3uiammenlteluns, bic nod je iiber
bieles Sbema semadt moroen lit.
Ser @erfaiier mar friber WttSlieb
bes beutl@en &ei@stases, lebt aber
iest auf ameritanii@em 8oben. Bon
Der &ei@baltisteit 6ieles %interreian=
ten 8u9es bas ii6 fait ausi9liebli9
aus wertbuolen itatiitii@ep @ittbei=
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Ssrantmsrtltafeit Der &oblsnbarone.

Oie bartnddise @isberlpenlttsfett
ser &oblenbabnenpermalter, Bic ieben
Sori6las CUR nnteriuduns Der Sage
I'M Nntbracttsebtet unb CUR billtsen
S9li6tuns Ser Streitfrasen surad=
meiien, brinst na6serabe @irtunsen
berpor, bic tie meber beabii@tist nod
ermartet batten. sic peranlaBt Wdnz
ner, bte bisber sewobnt waren, Bios
eine Seite zines Snbultrieitreits ansuz
l6auen, Elm inte0isentes Sntereiie an
bteler Srase gu nebmen unb einise
Sorurtbeil betleite gu iesen. gu In=
fang bieles Streites bielt es i9mer,
Wdnner Ser Nrbeitseberflaile CUR Mn=
idauns Ser eifa6en Sbatia@en gu
brinsen. sic %sirnten BEN &oblenz
srdbern, neil tie gu elmer 3ett auB=
erorbentli6er Sanbelstbdtisteit eine
St0runs MAIDEN, unb MOLTEN ni6ts
bauon bOren, baB bie @rubenbeiiber
ni9t pie0ei6t au6 etmas gu tabeln
leten. Sebt aber, 90 Sic 8irfuns
Ser Acknowledgements ii6 in alien
3meisen Ser Sabrifation unb bes Sc
i6dftes i6arf fablbar ma6t, lit bas
DenfpermOsen bes EMBELLISHMENTS
mad semorben, unb er ipdbt mod
Ser l1rla@e umber. Gr ri6tet iein
faltes, forl@enbes guse auf bas &om=
mittee Der &oblenbabn : Yrdiibenten
unb iiebt, mte ite teben @es CUR biaiz
gen S9li6tuns Ser Streitfrase per-
iperren unb benz Yublifum ~seseniber
aae @erantmortli9feit bo@mitbis ab=
meiien. gr iiebt, bab iebe @mpfeb=
lung Der &oblensrdber jeSes @nsebot,
bic Streitfrase einem S3iebsseri9t
porsulesen, pon BEN Operatoren fura
absei9lasen morben lit. 1nb na9=
benz er bies entbedt bat, itellt er bas
&e@t Ser 8abnuermalter, bur@ iol@e
9artnddisteit bas gauge Snbuitrteip=
item aus Ben Susen gu brinsen unb
uielen @el@dftss uno Sabrif5weisen
i@mere @erlufte gu uerurla6en, unz
feblbar in Srase.
Die &oblensrdber beiteben nt6t
auf Der grfiuuns ibrer SOrberunsen.
Ser uunperninftige" Nrbeiter forbert
muir, bab man ibm seitatte, feline 8ez
l9merben elmer &6rperl@aft porSule=
gen, bic eisens gum @erbOr unb CUR
S@li@tuns FOLDER Safe sel@afen
muroe, unb er peripridt, Bel beren
@nti@eibuns gu bebarren. Oie 8il=
lisfeit bieles @Ori@lases lit 70 ein=
leudtenb, baB aud bic pom itdrtiten
8orurtbeil. 8efansenen iie einieben
unb NIT Der marrii9en WeiSeruns
Der @rubsnbeiiser, tire eisene Stel=
lung gu pertbeibisen, perslet@en mil=
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fen. @dbrenb Bic &oblensrdber ibren
&ontraftoren treu bleiben unb tire
gerpfli9tunsen bem @emeinpelen se=
geniber anerfennen, merben BITE
Sectional Gtuic federation" unb bas
Yublifum pon Ben &oblenbabnuerz
maltern perd6tli6 ais umebblins OUT
iibers" (auforinsli@e NuBenitebenoe)
besei@net. Inter iol6en nmitdnoen
tann es gar feline Srase lein, wel6er
Partei ii@ Bic Spmpatbie bes gubli=
fums sumenben ober wel6e. es fur bic
itets wa6lenben Snbnitrieibel perant=
mortli6 halten mtrb.
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@rfer 9betl,
Mtmtb.

@enu triib unb i9al bas 9eben i4eint.
nnb bleiern i9leiAen bin bic Stunoen,
Wenn bas per;a9te Serse meint,
Gs fonue nlmmermebr 9elunben,
Damn lab Dor Oeinen innern Slid
Ole li6teu 3eiteu wieoer treten,
sSn benen lid elm titles Slid
Sci Dir gu @aite emit 9ebeten.
Gein 2eben lit wobl gang 10 bar
Der Sreuoen, bic bas Sein elbeIen,
SaB ni6t-tros Hotb unb tros @efabr-
Sin lellSes @rinnern i1me0eu
@tas bic seqddlte Meni9eubruit,
OaB ni6t ein liiBes SofieN riuse
Gid leii' empor, unb 9~ebeuslult
auf's Seen ben miiben CHM burdbrinse.
glus buuflem Grbrei9 itrebt ans 9i9t
Die Yhan;e wie pou beimli6 9bnen,
Sur9 itarre Selien iiesrei9 bri6t
Der flare Bad ii9 leine Sabueu,
Ha6 @etteritIrm labt boppelt l6On
Sie COME auf bic @elt bernieber-
90 wlrb mad fur,er l3eit erteb'n
@u6 Dir ein ionnis Slide wieber!
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Mil9 unb 9onis, mo betbes fliebt,
mtrb betanntli@ i@on aiteitamenta=
ril@ alS Elm bemobnensuertbes 0anb
beaet1net. 8tsber batten mfr bter
aud nt@t iber Mansel gu tlasen,
aber iebt BET Der metterruenbisen 2auue
bes Sommers, tummeln ii@ 10 utele
Mosquitos, baB Ste &Ibe ftretten,
,lnb BITE Mtl@bdnbler fur tire tnappe
@aare mebr @elb baben mi iien. 11nb
ben 8ienen lou Der @esen ben Mettar
aus ben 8latbeu messei@wemuat ba>
ben, 10 baB fe balb bte 9ontSfabri=
tation einfteIIen rperber.
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Nplitifer unb Gr3biibpf.

Der Yolitifer Sobn Srelanb bat
nit leinem Suror miber bieienisen,
wel6e Die bo6selObte abminiitration
rSebbp" &ooleuelts 81 crttiitren mag
ten, NH audi Ben grSbil9of BON ct.
Saul anseltedt. Sieler uieberbolte
am Sonntas pom leiner Cathedral
fansel bic frdftisiten SteIen aus bem
einise Sage suuor in Ser Ofientli6en
greile erldienenen, audi BON nns
miebersesebenen Srelanb'i9en Snter=
piew: Die &atbolifen in Nmerifa
miiBten uOrli@tis iein, baB ite ia ni6t
i6lummernbe Sorurtbeile unb er itifte
slnimolitdten, mouon bterSulanbe gar
piel uorbanben lei, 81 Seuer unb
Slamme anfa6ten. Ser Ser JUDI,
auf Ser Saiis relisiOier Sntereiien
cine fatbolii6e politii6e Yartet gu
9rinben, wirbe ii6 fur biele Snterel=
fen unb fur Sen 0ffentli6en Srieben
ais uerbdnsnibuol erweiien. Oie
Do6en Sertreter Uni erer &egterung
ieien itets bereit, Sei6werben su be-
ridli6tisen, menn bieielben auf cine
rlbise unb perninfttse @eiie porse>
bra6t weroen. Nirsenos auf grben
9Gbe es cine 10 gut seiinnte unb rn=
parteiii6e &esteruns mte sic unlerise.
&atbolifen iouten it6 biten, bur6
unfluse Nsitation unb fortseiestes
WiBtrauen sesen bic &esieruns BET
ibren Witbiirsern Sen ginbrud gu err
weden, baB tie Elm nit @merifa unb
}einen gtnri9tun9en unSufriebenes
unb itets nod gel9merbesrinben
iu6enbes @0lf9en btlben mo9ten.
Sie Pbilippinenanselesenbeit liese in
ben Sdnben bes Papltes, Der bic
Gntienbuns Ser SaftzG ommiiliOn an=
9erest babe, unb seiinnunsstreue Sea-
tboliten iolten Die &eseluns Der
i6mierisen Srase Dem 81. Stuble
iiberlanen.
Oiele rYrebigt" lit unpertennbar
an bic 9lbreiie Der fatbolil6en Ser
einsmdnner perl9iebener gtationalitd=
ten aus alien Sbeilen bes 0anbes se=
ri6tet, bic Oienitastn Chicago Sur So
berations geriammluns Suiammen=
traten. Dem Yrdlibenten Der S0be=
ration, 8. g. Minaban, lit benn
audi slei6 Der S9reden in bic @liez
Der %sefabren, unb er bat auf Der
Sur9rete in Cincinnati ietn BON
ben 3eitunsen ermdbntes Golumbuler
sSnterpiem prompt b%esapoutrt. Inns
mill es bebiinfen, baB bic befannten,
bur6aus rrubisen" unb uuerninfz
tisen" Frotelte mebrerer grsbil9Ofe
une Sii6Ofe, bes @lerus sablreiz
der Oi0ceien, etlt9er bunberte ia
tbolii6er gereine unb Der seiamm=
ten fatbolil6en Yreiie, auf bic @aibz
i%nston'er &esierunsstretle i6on eine
re6t beiliame @irtuns sebabt baben.
Dap lie reriidte Mnimolitdten" sez
nedt bdtten, 9ebt aus ben Gommentaz
rem Der Sasespreiie fetnesmess bers
Dor; eber bas @esentbeil. Man lit
i'm Nnseit9te bieler Proteite piel eber
seneist, u~nleren @laubensbribern auf
Ben Ybilippinen @ere6tisfeit wiber=
fabren gu laiien, uub bas 1T ia Qaes,
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