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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
CHAPTER II.

Family, fearfully my spirit Is hutter-
ing in and out of the deserted house
from whence it has been driven, uncer-
tain to go or stay, giving me the faintest
hint of my identity, to leave me again
i'll darkness, yet returning each time
with greater confidence, until it finally
stays to feebly spread itself from heart
to brain, and l realize that am |.
l try to move, though it costs me an
effort. My body feels as if swollen to
an enormous size. | am oppressed for
space. | strive to make elbow room.
What is this? l stretch out my stiifen-
ed arms. and come in contact with INV
coffin! From all my pores the cold
sweat is bursting. My brain is OH fire
as recollection rushes upon me-the gal
lows, my death agony, and the appalling
conviction that l have been cut down
too soon and buried alive
In my wild anguish | fight out madly
with both hands; but, strange, | fight the
air! There is no lid, then, to nv coffin
l wrthe myself into a sitting posture,
ana there dawns for me a glimmer of
hope. Cautiously | begin to feel about
me, growing every moment more mysti-
fed, for my hand comes in contact with
wooden surface, on which the coffin
evidently stands. Though | am in nv
coffin, certainly am not in my gravel
A ray Of light shoots suddenly from
behind me across the gloom, revealing
one side of the rough deal shell in which
l sit, a strip of the table on which It
rests, and facing me a door, | follow
with my tortured eyeballs the beam. md
see that it Is the moon shining through
small window. There is a door and n
window, then, i'll my mysterious abiding
place. The hope leaps instantly into Wig
orous being, and with it the determina-
ton to escape. l feel strongly about
the second life Of mine. that it is n di-
vine gift direct from the hands of God.
To have to yield it up now would he 70
die ten thousand deaths. My other life
l risked Oh forlorn hope, and LOST
There was justice in it. / knew the
penalty, and had counted the cost
suffered death in its most degrading,
most awful form, and have therefore
paid in full. | have Satisfied the law,
therefore this life l hold is all nv own
and to the last drop of blood I will
protect and defend it.
am In some outhouse adjoining either
a dissecting room or the residence ~
some doctor who has purchased nv bodv
for dissection. There are two meons
Of exit, a door and window. The for.
mer will be certainly locked. The win
dow turn toward it's a easement
Alas, for my broad shoulders; It Is smalll
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
Pop Corn.

In earlier times pop corn was very
commonly grown in small quantities
on many farms and in gardens for
home consumption, for it has long
been a favorite food, or food acces-
sorry, with Americans. In recent years
there has been tendency to depend
on the larger growers for pop corn,
and this crop is now raised in some
regions to a very large extent, says
bulletin. For instance, a large
grower in Iowa is reported to have
1000 acres annually planted to pop
corn, and in some regions of Nebraska,
notably on the north and middle loups,
pop corn is practically the only crop
grown, 100 bushels to the acre, it is
said, being an ordinary yield. Fine
pop corn is also grown on a large
scale in some regions Of Michigan.
AS regards the culture of pop corn,
it may be said in brief that it is much
the same as for sweet corn. When
grown on a large scale, it is drilled III,
and it is not planted in checks. 1t is
usually harvested by hand and mar
keted on the cob or shelled. 1t is diff
fcult to estimate the cost of produc
ton, owing to the limited data avail
able, but, according to Nebraska
writer, it can probably be grown and
placed on the market for So to SIS
an acre. Several years ago pop corn
sold in Nebraska for $1.50 per 100
pounds, but for last years crop 1903
only 80 cents per 100 pounds was of
fered. Assuming that the yield is
eighty bushels to the acre, the latter
price would give a return of some
thing like $25 to the acre. A promi-
nent Iowa grower of pop corn states
that in his experience the price has
been as low as 80 cents, and as high
as 81 per 100 pounds.-Exchange.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30

the latch, and when the gate is to be
closed simply raise 1t so that the top
bar will come over the horseshoe, as
indicated in the upper portion of the
cut. On the lower right of the cut Is
shown a way of fastening the boards
by bending and mailing long strip OF
strap iron over the ends of the boards,
instead of using the upright board, as
usual. The advantage is that the gate
is not so heavy as when the upright
board is used, which is a considera-
ton with the average farm gate.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30

Sawdust, shavings and excelsior are
Objectionable for nest material. Use
straw or leaves.
Wooden floors close to the ground
attract the damp from the earth, and
are always moist.
Inc eggs from hens by themselves
Will keep good three times as long as
those that are fertile.
Sell off the surplus cockerels and do
not retain the late-hatched pullets, as
they Will not lay until spring.
In feeding fowls at any time,
whether in confinement or not, give
only so much as they will eat up clean.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
Frog Farm In Ontario.

One has been in operation for over
twenty years. The waters are simply
stocked with mature frogs. No attempt
is made to confine the frogs until near
the time for shipping; then they are
taken alive at night and confined in
small pens, which are drained when
the frogs are wanted for market. No
food is given on this farm, and yearly
yields Of five thousand pounds of the
best frog legs are produced. Probably
some such system as this Is at present
about the only practical way of breed
ing frogs
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
BY Order of the Gar
Story of Russian Power
BY MARCUS EASTLAKE
~@O=

I "Maruscha, thou shalt not blush for
me" L whisper, and | feel that it is a
radiant face | show them as they enter.
L advance to meet my eXecutioner, place
my arms in position and silently submit
to be pinioned. Not a word is spoken,
ana IN minute we are ready, and pass
ing In tle along the corridor to join the
others i'll the hall Of the prison
L cast swift glance from face to face
Of my fellow martyrs, which is answer
ed by fash of recognition and greeting
from all save one, and that is poor Vasil.
He is sorry spectacle; his blue eyes roll
vaguely, without speculation; his ashen
lips hang apart. A gendarme is sup
porting him.
We are side by side. "Vasilr' l whis-
per. He starts as if from some awful
dream. Our eyes meet. He gives a
great gasp, sets his lips tightly, and pulls
himself together, and | am suddenly
wheeled round and placed in the front
Then our last walk begins-through
the court, out of the gates into the great
open space, where straight in front rises
the long platform, and on it the gallows!
Sudden as fash, a shock of horror
seizes me. Only now, with my terrible
doom before my seeing eyes, do l fully
realize it. To be hanged by the neck!
Merciful God, stand by me But as
sudden my soul cries to my shrinking
body. What! Art going to fail now"
ana l check the shudder that is already
holding me, draw up my body to its full
height and march steadily forward.
The steps to the platform creak be-
meath nv heavy treod I c+and bigb
above the heads of the people, and over
look them. Their thousand upturned
faces are like the white waves of a
My eager glances skim the multitude in
search of it.
1t is there. Quite near me. / could
almost kiss it by bending far forward. 1t
is white. All. how white! but firm. The
eyes are full of tenderness; they are
melting with love unspeakable, but they
are strong! Our hearts meet and min
gle for one brief moment, then l tear
mine away. | have a word to say before
| die. | step forward to the edge of the
platform and cry:
Brothers, | repent not! | die joy
fully for the cause Of liberty"
The multitude stir and murmur like
forest of trees swayed by the wind.
The drums roll out in deafening peal
Already the executioners hands are upon
me. l cast one last look around on Ma
ruscha, and up at the sky.
Something is pulled over my eyes.
am hastily placed in position beneath the
gallows. A momentary pause. / feel
with one excruciating thrill Of horror
the touch of the loose rope on my neck.
A stupendous shock as if crashing blow
"a noise as of many rushing waters In
my ears-a feeling as if my head was
bursting asunder-before my eyes a mill
ion whirling planets, whilst l plunge
madly for footing. Yet l do not die.
1 seem to suffer an eternity of agony
before it gives place to stupefaction, and
pass away.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
(1o be continued.l
Largest Foot in GERMANY.

There Is New York barber who
wears number II shoe. He was a
sergeant in the German army, noted
for his stability. He has brother in
the old country whose foot is SO big
that no ready-made shoe can be found
to At him. When he needs new pair
Of shoes he buys side Of leather and
sends for shoemaker, who fashions
his footgear at home. His foot Is the
largest In all Germany, about No. II In
size.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30

TullS through Ine mluule OF the rack,
and these side pieces fit under this,
and inside the bed pieces, as shown.
Four boards six inches wide are
placed on each side to form the rack
The first board rests on the cross
pieces, the other three being equal
distance apart. Two pieces 2x4,
I feet 8 inches long, are used, one at
each end of the rack, and are bolted
to the side arms just beneath the top
board. The ladders are made Of hard
wood and are 6 feet 8 inches long,
with two cross pieces. The side arms
should be of oak, or other hardwood,
but the boards may be Of spruce or
pine. The ladders are bolted near the
ends of the bed pieces, and rest
against the cross pieces at the emil.
BY removing the four bolts, which
hold the end pieces, the rock may be
knocked down fiat to save room In
storage.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
Poultry Pickin gs.
Undertaking Is expensive.

Underfeed1ng Is expensive.
Disinfectants are better than dis
ease.
The chicken coops should be large,
airy and proof against rain.
A boiled egg which is done will dry
quickly on the shell when taken from
the kettle.
The dust heap aids materially to
cleanse the feathers and skin from
vermin and impurities.
The hens will thrive much better
without the presence Of the cocks than
with them as soon as the Matching is
over.
Tobacco stems covered with straw
are an excellent preventive Of insect
breeding, especially when the hens are
sitting.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
New Butter Keeper.

A new butter preservative has been
found by member Of the French So
ciety Of Agriculture, who aserts that
fuoride Of sodium in quantities as
small as TT grains or less to a pound
of butter will preserve it indefinitely.
A claim is made that the substance
is not injurious to health when used
in this quantity, but is rather an aid
to digestion.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
Making a Handy Gate.

The average farm gate is hard to
manage and is usually breaking down.
The Illustration shows way of fast
ening such gate in simple manner.
Take horseshoe and fasten it to the
gatepost, so that about one-third of it
will project, as shown in the detail
at lower left of cut. This provides
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30

Alfred Capus, Partisan play
wright, says few II any real dramas
are written In the United States or
England.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21

tbeilte Sefte ser Sreimailrer, nno
io9e, BOB iere fatboliiden Srielter-
Der Stride einen ihledten SienIt err
neiien, ipenn lie iol6en @eieai6aften
beitretell.
Cod id eebe iest nod einen
Shritt Deiter, inbem id) cine Chat
iade beIpnoers b%erporbebe, meld)e
ei9entli9 in Sorltebenoem idon an-
9eOel,tet lit. SD iage, bieie nell-
moOiiden @eieaidaften entfremoen
cen Mann langiam Der FL. fatboli'
iden Stride, lie ncbmen oft cine bon
Ger Stride all5u n%nabb1ngige Stel-
ling Elm itno iinb bic llno oa gerabe-
81 fird)enfeinolih! 0ieien letter
ms gemib ollergroBten Sdaoen, Den
oicie Mrtifelrcibe berporbeben mill,
bcutete mlGngit Die rSacreo Seart
Gepiem" an, inoem lie iagt: Ser
Saupteintpano gegen iolde fatboli-
id,e &ereine lit Der, DaB lie lire Mit-
glieber Der Stride entfremben. Die
Stride biloet Die erIte nnb gr0Bte
&ereinigimg, ipelder ale Wanner
5llerit nneeboren. Sesbalb iolte es
jeoer fntbolii6e Serein es oils ieine
erite uno mihtigite Iufgabe anieben,
icine Mitglieoer nit Ser Stride llilo
Den @erfen Der Stride 81 berOinben.
Sie Stride lit berjenige Serein, Der
pen erIten rno groBten Inipru6 alil
jeOen &atbolifen bot" @enn es eill-
mol mabr lit, oaS oie erite unO oberite
%flidt Oes Weniden Die lit, ii6 fir
Den Sinnlel por5ubereitelt, nno siuar
bnrd treues Seitbalten an ben Sch.
rem 0eS fatboliid)en &atedismls, 10
lit bon ielblt flar, oaB aQe anoereu
GerbGltniiie bes aberdeen iif Oieier
eriten Sebensaufgabe n%nterorOnen
miiiien, Bob in alien pripatm unb
geIeQi6aftli6en 9e5iebrngen oes
@eni6en Die &eligion Die leitenoe
Ma6t iein mllB. 9ieier eriten unS
oberIten 2ebensregel miro ober in
lnleren nellen 8elelld)uften ii6eralls
ipenig TedJnung eetragen, iebr of
graoe6u ieinbli6 enteegen ~gearbeitet.
Sd iperoe es betpeiien. = Hep....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Die Sraner bon 3eras gsgen Ole
ialeaten @irtbi9aftem
(diVes).

Gie gr0Bercn 9rmcreicn non
Serns, 10 oud) unlcre beioen: Gan
.Nntonio @rewing I~ilociatipn" ilno
Bone Store gyeping Company.
boben on alle County : Mnip1lte bon
ScroS cin S6reiben geridte, in Dem
tic iidl alerbieteuL in Der Teriolguug
nnO llnterOriidlng bon alien id)le6.
ten @irtbiGaften dives bebiililib
81 iein.
0as lit ii6erl;d Elm S6ritt IN her
re6ten TidJtung. Nidts lat bic
Brobibitions /. 9eipeglng mehr Der.
porgeruien nno aeiiitiert, ais oieIe
idledten @irtbidaiten. Sort NIT
oieiem @eidmciB, oann f0nnen Die
beiieren, oui Sroiumg baltenoen
@irtbidaiten better eriitieren. Srb.
nuilg mlB iiberbalpt AMI biciem @e.
biete iein unb oieie Srbmmg barf
einieen id)mltisen AidelS nidt ge'
opfert lpcrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Setrefeno Yapit Yims oe,t
2ehnten.

Ser r0mii6e @erifterItatter ser
Werliner r@ermania" beridtet: Ser
81. @ater ~erfreut lid eegenp1rtig
Der bortreffliditen 8eiun0beit. Sn
9e5ug auf Den npGpitliden Gid"
tnnn i6 Sbnen einige gin5eIbeiten
mittbeilen. Yirs Der 3ebnte bat sic
beioen &o6e ieines @orgGngers
Seo's bes 9rei5ebnten i'm Sienlte be.
balten uno in Der &iidenperipaltung
nidts geGn0ert. Ils iein ebemaligcr
penetianilder Mr3t ibnt rietb, iid)
einen nit Der Seritellung ieiner bon
&enebig FER gepobnten Speiien Der.
troliten Sod fonlnlen 81 laIien, ant.
morete Seine Seiligfeit: pMein Sic
Der, bos fam i6 nidyt. ga piroc
man iofort i1reien uno iagen: Ser
Hopit befiimmert iid 81 piel INN
leine Slide. Sd bin iett
&omer ~sepor6en uno mub
olIo au6 nnf &omii6 eilen.
Isl Romae eris, romano vivito more"
Sos pGpitlide @ittngSmabl bcItebt
pie i'm &atrinrdalpalait BON
Genebig = immer l,ur aus elmer
Suppe, 5pei @eridten, &Gie uno
einigen Sriidten. Sic Soft lit o,lrd.
aus cine rbiiroerlidJe" geblieben, ipie
tie es in S~eneoig mar. Se0o6 1at
sims Ser 3eDnte cine 5iemli9 tief ms
Datifanii6e Gcremoniea einidnei.
be,loc @%enOerung e~ingefiibrt; ndmli6
oas @aeinipeiien bes Yapites bat
oufgebort. Ser ST.. Sater ipeiit IN
Ger Geeel in 8eielliAaft ieiner beioen
@ebeim.aaplGne greiian ,nb Yes.
cini. Damn un0 ipanit bebGlt Der
81. Gater al,d Sen StaatsiefretGr
@terrp Del &al gum Wittaesmabl
suriid, Inn 3. 9. nit bemielben elm
b%egomnenes @elprd6 in aaer &ilbc
fort5uiebcn. Gius Ser 3ehnte
miiroe nit Sorliebe eirige penetiani.
ide @cridyte ouf ieinen Gid bringen
lalien, bod tommt OieB MIR iebr
lelten Dor, namlid MIR Damn, mertn
Die papitliden Sdapeitern i'm nit
elmer ielbitperfertigten Speiie iiber.
raiden. @Gbrenb Eins Der 3ebntc
bic seIammtc Ggriitcnbeit ton Der
Ibitincns Ses S~onnabenbs bispen-
iirtc fat er iclbit iid babun anssc.
idluiien mnS galt pcri6mlidJ an biciem
n~raltcp 3ebrand Der Stride felt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Sm einer Wemeinoe,

nelfe feline tauleno Weilen bon DIT
buolte Gountp gelegen lit, lnb in
melher Die Witglieoer iid mebr blrG
einen ans llnbeidreiblide gren5en-
Gen Gnidergeiit, als Ourb ibren
fleiBigen geilld Der fl. Saframente
oils5eidneten, geidab es mieoer an
einem Sonntoge, mas Die &egel BORT
mar, Dob Der Spferforb Die &unoe
ourd Die gauge Stride gemadt batte,
obne Dob audi MIR elm per5meifelter
&nopf ieinen 8eg in benielben bin-
eingeimOen bate. Der Bfarrer,
Sen Ole 3abigfeit Der 8emeinbemit-
glieoer i'm Hidtbe5ablen i6on Sabre
lang fait am Sungertlide nagen lieB,
monote iid in einem @nfaae bon iebr
ter5eiblifem @algenbumor on Die
@emeinbe nnb ia9te: sd mub Der
Gemeinoe meinen 9anf msbriideu,
oaB Der Spierforb 5uriidgefummen
it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21

&erfllldt iei ser, ser iid nift einen
Seiligen rlennet iin0 riibn1et."
Colder Sanatismls miro MIR BEL
Sen Scften a%ngetroffen. Gs gibt
mpbl olid fotboliide Sotal-gbiti-
nen5 : Sereine in oen Ser. Staoten,
oher Tie baben nid)t mebr Iebnlid)s
felt nit Den protcitantiiden, als bas
Sdaf NIT Dem @olf. Illf einem
SGifie, Oas Den &bein b~inobfltbr, be.
geanete i6 emit einem Manne, Der
nit ieiner Samilie na6 Imerifa ans.
panOerte. @r befannte, DOB er
gcrlle raf @merifa 5iebe; rbeln BORT
gibt es piele llngldubige 81 befebren,
lrnb bas min i6 mir angelegen iein
laiien." Sd lGdelte rno iagte:
Gin SeOer babe an ii9 ielbit 81 be-
febren." sd ni6t, id) unb meme
5omilie nidt, mir iinb befebrt rno
it Der @nabe @pttes." @Gre id
bpdy audi 10 sliidlib", berieste id).
uNidt einmal mein 9eidtpater nod
ertbeilter MbIolution, peftnag mir
Dos nit GewiBbeit 81 iagen. 9enn
iper in Ser 8naoe iei, bas peib nrlr
0ott allein."
rSie glbiollition", beriette ser
Mann, "crtbeile if mir ielbit burd)
Den feiten @lallbeu an Gbrilt,is, oenr
oilr6 Den @lauben iino mir gereft-
fertigt, ipridt Ymllus." SD manbte
MIDI ob. Ger Wann ipor YietiIt.
Ger &otEr i}ismls bat ni6ts nit
benz Yietisuulis gemein. @eibe iinb
@cgeniGse. Ser gritere lit Elm
Spltem Der bemiitbigen Inter.
iperfurg inter Die Stride. Ser
@noere lit Elm Spitem Der ~itol5er
Sel6itiiberbebiing uno Se~lbItgeniig.
iamfeit. @Gbreno Ser &atbolif i'm
9eidtitubl nieoerfniet irno Inn Ser.
aeibllng bittet, erbebt iid Ser Yietilt
in i%tol5er MISUNDERSTANDING nnb
i6reitet CUR Sbiir binaus NIT Den
@orten: rWeine Siinoen Iino mir
pergeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
YrOtetantii@e 6emiK ensbiKe.

Gem oenfenben YroteItanten mllB
5lipeilen oas dilemma IN ben 8eg
treten:
grltpeber lit bie allgemeine, b. +.
fatboliide, Stride Seiu Gbriiti in
Srrtbum geratben iino iiber piersebn.
bunoert Sabre unlidt6ar geiueien
obcr ni6t.
Mimmt ct bas Gritere an, ipie oie
Proteltanten bur6weg aitne6men,
ruenn lie ibren 9feformator id)iiben
molen, inb bGlt err oofiir, Die allge.
meine &irde iei in Srrtbum geratben
ilnb it6er picr5ebnbunoert Sabre
BARN geblie6elL 10 folgt baraus, oaB
Gbriiti @orte nno 8erDeibungeli
falld) gcipeien ieien.
Himmt CT aber oaS 3meite oil, INN
obigc @cihuloigung bon Gbriito ab.
supGl5cn, unb bGlt er Saiiir, Die aa'
genleine STRIDE Gbriiti iei nid)t in
Srrtbum gerat6en inO audi niemals
lnlidtbar gemeien, 10 berurtbeilt CT
Den HroteitaltiSmis. Gem nenn
Die o~llaeHieine Stride nidt in SSyrr.
iDum geratben, nod uniidtbar gene.
fen, ionbern aaseit Ole @abrbeit Dor
ailer @clt 0ffcntlid 9elcDrt uno Der.
tbeioigt bat, 10 ipar audi nidts in Der
2c6re al reformiren, lln6 10 lit bic
gor6e Reformation BUFFERS, Gal
bins, 3luin9li'S un0 Mnberer nid)ts
Inoeres ais cities Mcnidenmerf &c.
meieli.
@or bieiem dilemma bat icl6it
Sntber @cpiiiensbiiie empfmbcu,
luie ans ieinen Shriitcn crbeat, no
CT iaot: ng4ic oft bat mir oaS sit.
teraoe Ser5 geflopft! @ie oft bat
e$ mid geitraft mo Sieies ein5iGs
ollcrltGrtitc TrGrmcnt mir porgebal-
ten: @iit on oaeiu gei6ciot. Seblen
Ole MnSercn nlle? Sollen Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-21
Die fatboliIde YreKe.

Seine Ereiie miro belt5lltoge 10
m%ibborbelt, uls Die fatboli6 e
llno beionoers Die fatboli6 e
bent d) e. Die Webr5obl lnIeres
t atboIi6 den beut d e II
@olfes, ~beionbers iolde, Die pro-
minent iein mplen, III ibrem ltnper-
ltano reIp. aus hummer Sodmlltb,
Die ihone belttide Spra6e nift
mebr, mie lie ii6 prominent uno ge-
lebrt o%liS5u0riiden pflegen y~gleiden",
lit gan5 perliebt IN Die ieniationele
englilde Sagespreiie uno Wnnfe be.
Itellen Die quite fatboliihe belitide
3eitung oh, INN iid) unb ibren
8inoern bas Sergniigen bereiten az
fonnen, Die 9erifte iiber lln5lld)t,
Moro, 9etriig, obicone Sbeater-Sor.
Itellungen, 9eridte iiber Iidilids,
Sagesbelnitiglln9en, Grfnriionen,
ielbit am bl. Sonntag gebolten, bel
Oenen ieOer SSSltnee feline 2aop bel lid,
bot, mo man bis tief in bie Ha6t bin-
Elm ieinen SIM" bat, II. |. ~, leiell
81 fonnen. So ielbit Ingrifie ge9en
Die Stride iperben itiaihmeigenb in
iold)en engliiden @iiben gebulbet,
mGbrenb man einem fatboliihen
Glotte nidt erlnilbt, irgenb etipas
Inebrbares on5ugreifen. @ebe
elmer fatboliiden Oeutihen 3eitung
unb bciien Goitor, nenn lie es paet,
WtiBItGnOe IN elmer @emeinbe, ifons
eolOie Scrgniigltngen, Die nm @elO
ST. MAIDEN pernnitultet merOen, 5t
tooelr. Sa miro alsbalb Ser Son.
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mare, 0agegen auf5utreten. ga, ar-
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quite Site 81 lnteritiiben, iheint Die
trolirige Soee, Solge pollitGnOiger
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mir einnlal elm beiltiher Sfarrer,
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10 So6ren $50 Mfitglieber batte, iest
babe lie tallm mebr $50. Der Yfar.
rer orbeitete pobl, aber Die Breiie be-
treffenb, naDm er es amerif a,
d - nit Denigen Iilsnabmen
bielt fem Witglieb cine fotboliide
bcutide 3eitung. Mls Die iuneen
Sellte berongepadyien moren, folgte
lie Dem in Der englii6en Sagespreiie
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gang bon Der Stride ab. @aren oieie
&1ter linb Miitter ianrmt Dem Yfar.
rer id)ulOloS? Sebr mabr bat SEQ
Der Srei5ebnte, bodieligen @ns
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2aufe Der 3eit miro man bas, penn
eS 5u ipGt lit, in peiteren &reiien ein-
ieben - gegennartig bat man piel.
fa6 Iugen n1b iiebt ni6ts; benn Der
@lan5 Der IufflGrung bes Wober.
nismus uno @merifanismls perblen.
Get Oas obnebin i6fpade Iuge gang
nnb gar! ntinam.