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Morris tribune., 1905-05-06


trustees Mr.. Carnegie says he hass5
reached the conclusion that the LEASE.
rewarded of all the professions is thak.
Of the teacher in our higher education
al institutions, with the result thas-,
able men do not adopt teaching as aai
career. The fund consists of $10,00g4<<-E
600 in per cent first mortgage bonds
of the United States Steel corporations
Ninety-thre institutions will bene6t
by the fund. These include 5000 fac
ulty members The average salary OK |
the college professor was found to bGs
$4,000 Sectarian and government SUP
ported colleges are not included in the
list.
The Conference at Columbia
The southern educational conference
held it's sessions at Columbia, S. C-n,
April 1928, with many southern edu~
Gators present President Ogden saiG
there were signs Of intellectual awak-;
ening throughout the land and that fn
the south new schoolhouses by huIn-
dreds had replaced inadequate ones''
during the past year; that school terInRs.
had been heightened, qualifications OF
teachers made, salaries increased anG
many local and state organizations,
formed to promote interest in educa~!
ton.
Corporal Punishment at Chicago, =
Chicago is still discussing with con-
siderable heat the recent action of ita
school board in absolutely forbiddin&
the use Of corporal punishment in it's
schools on penalty Of immediate dis
missal Of the offending teacher or pri1R-
cipal. This action followed the whip,
ping of pupil in the John Worthy
school, where criminally inclined pupils
are taught manual training.
Schools Teaching Selfshness..
That the American public schools liza
the past and most of those of today are
largely responsible for developing de- (
sire for personal advantage or gratfff-
cation regardless of the welfare Of 9TH
ers or of the social whole is the recent !
ly expressed opinion of J. G. Phelps /
Stokes, the wealthy millionaire settle
ment worker Of New York. He says Il Il 4 4
is evident that the mode Of developing:
the social life of the child has been fu- 3
sufficiently considered. Only by teach Z
ing the spirit of fairness and of con- .
sideration due his neighbor can the /
selfish tendencies Of the young child bee :;
In this respect our entfrae !
school system has been on the wrongss. 7;
track.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
Miscellaneous

Theodore Thomas Successor.
Frederick A. Stock, who since the
death of Theodore Thomas last Janu-
airy had been acting conductor of the
Chicago Orchestra, was duly appointe<R
director Of that famous organiza tioER
April II, the name of which has BEEN
changed to the Theodore Thomas Or
chestra. Mr.. Stock had assisted Mr.
Thomas for five years. Mr. Stock
though comparatively young, having
been born in Germany in 1872, is "a
composer as well as director.
Accidents.
The breaking Of the cable to which,
was attached the cage in a mine shaSt
at North Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 25E
caused ten men to fall 750 feet to their
death.
Deaths.
Joseph Jefferson, the noted AmeET-
can actor, at his Palm Beach DIarS
home, April %, aged seventy-six.
Ames M. Thayer, Judge of the United
States circuit court, who wrote the de-
cision against the Northern Securities
merger, at st. Louis April %.
Fitz- Hugh Lee, Confederate general
in the civil war. at Washington ALwai
2S, having been stricken with apopIeEy
while on his way from Boston.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06

over a hundred feet high. They CON-
tend that very little wood is now useSS
in such buildings and that the fire
proof wood available soon becomes
combustible, especially in floors which,
are constantly being washed.
Baldwin Works Get Big Order.
By underbidding the world aIHsH
guaranteeing quick delivery the Bald
win Locomotive works of Philadelphia
have been awarded the contract fcF
twenty locomotives for Australia aT
$1,000 each. These are for the New
South Wales government railroad.
A Prize italian Bull.
The first prize at the Florence Qtaly3
cattle show was awarded to a buR5
weighing $500 pounds owned by CourG
Passerini. This is said to be the heay5-
est bull on record.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
DEFENSE OPENS ITS CASE.
Attorney for DR.. Koch Attacks Work
of Prosecution.

Of Prosecution.
Mankato, Mimi, May 5.-Attorney
w. D. Abbott, for the defense, made
the opening address to the jury in the
Koch case during the morning. Elo-
quently and forcibly he attacked the
weak points Of the states case and
asserted the complete innocence of the
defendant.
The defense will be along practically
the same lines as at the first trial.
Three main points will be empha-
sized.
Foremost will be the lack of motive
for Dr. Koch to commit the crime.
Mr.. Abbott emphasized the fact that
the state declined to call the only eye
witness of the murder. The defense
would call Asa P. Brooks to the stand.
He was not the defense's witness any
more than the states, but the truth
should be presented to the jury.
Brooks was called as the first wit
ness for the defense and repeated the
story told at the first trial. He de-
cIared Koch was not the man he saw
killing Gebhardt.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
Industrial.
$1,000 For Motor Car Designs.

$1,000 For Motor Car Designs.
The George N. Peirce company Of Buff
falo has arranged a 81 900 prize compe-
tition for the best designs Of body for
an inclosed motor car, for touring car
body and for the best color schemes
for any car This contest shows that
the automobile industry is approaching
the stage wherein style and comfort
will be considered as well as speed.
The contest closes June I.
Erie's Big Locomotives.
The Erie has received three locomo-
tives of the new standard for it's eX-
press service. They are the largest
and heaviest engines ever turned out
by the American Locomotive works for
passenger service. Recently one OF it's
engines hauled a train from Elmira,
N. Y, to Jersey City, N. j., 274 miles,
without coaling.
Opposing Fireproof Wood.
Nearly all Of the big architects of
New York, headed by the George A.
Fuller company, have appealed to the
fire commissioner for relief from thelaw
requiring fireproof wood in buildings
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
FREIGHT BUSINESS CRIPPLED
Teamsters' Strike Affects Lake Trans
portation Companies.

Teamsters' Strike Affects Lake Trans
portaton Companies.
Chicago, May 5.-The effects OF the
teamsters' strike have reached the
lake transportation companies and Sc
riously crippled the large freight busl-
ness which usually is done at this time
of the year. Owing to inability to have
goods transferred from the railroad
depots to the docks all the principal
steamship lines either have abandoned
or curtailed their service. The Mich
igan Steamship company has decided
not to send out any boats until the
strike is settled. This line has seven
boats which ordinarily go into service
April and are taxed to their carrying
capacity at this time.
The Goodrich line and Graham Il
Morton have cut down their service
from daily to tri-weekly on account of
the falling off in business. The Mani
tou Steamship company and the Barry
line also have been forced to abandon
part of their freight business.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
NAN PATTERSON VERY ILL
NERVES COMPLETELY UNSTRUNG
BY THE ORDEAL OF HER
LATEST TRIAL.

New York, May 5.-Nan Patterson
lies very i'll in the Tombs prison, her
nerves completely unstrung by the Or
deal of her trial and her dramatic ex-
perience in court at 2 o'clock in the
morning when the jury had it's dis
agreement. Her lawyers worked hard
to secure her release at once on bail,
but up to 2:30 p. m. had made little
or no progress. At that time they had
not been able to communicate with the
district attorney and did not know his
intentions regarding the case. Bail
was ready IN any sum, they said, and
they hoped to secure her freedom in a
day or two at the latest.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06

derWr1t1ng was Misrepresentation
The Mercantile Trust company is also
named in the suit. There has been talk
of getting both Alexander and Hyde
out of the Equitable management and
placing Judge Gray of Delaware at
the head of the society.
Steel Trust Earning More.
The report of the United States Steel
corporation for the quarter ended
March 81, made public April "a. shows
an increase of $1,567, 1852 in net earn
ings as compared with the previous
quarter. Untitled orders were nearly
million more than last quarter. The
regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent on the preferred stock was de-
clared.
The Advance In Beef.
1t is estimated that the increase in
price Of beef trust products brings in
100000 more weekly. That this sum
Is paid by the consumer is apparent
from the advance Of 2 and 3 cents a
pound in the retail prices and Of 5
cents Oh the restaurant orders. Short
age of cattle supply in the west is Civ
en-, out as the cause of higher prices.
ANew Jersey Stock Exchange.
The Incorporation of the New Jersey
Stock Exchange was made at Trenton
April 25 by the New Jersey Registra-
oy>1 hnn1nH NV
James B. Dill The new exchange will
be probably in Jersey City. It is sup
posed to anticipate the rush of brokers
to Jersey on account of the New York
legislation to levy tax on stock trans
actions.
$1,000, 900 Coke Deal.
The II. G. Frick Coke company has
purchased the entire holdings of the
Heclo Coke company in the Connells-
Vile district of Pennsylvania. The
deal involves 1,O72 coke ovens and
much valuable coal land, and the con-
sideration was said to be about $6,OOO,
600.
New Philadelphia Gas Lease.
At a special meeting Of the finance
committee of the Philadelphia council
on April 27 it was agreed to lease the
citys gas works for seventy-fve years
to the United Gas Improvement COM
pany, with numerous immensely val
liable concessions, worth hundreds Of
millions Of dollars, on payment Of $685.
100000 by the company. The people
are bound to pay 81 a thousand cubic
feet of gas until 1927 and 80 cents
thereafter until 1880. Under the pres
ent lease the people would have ninety
cent gas in 1907. On the same day
Mayor Weaver, with his family and
friends, went to Canada on a private
car excursion The city abandons it's
right to a percentage Of the income.
Boom In Iron Trade.
The Iron Age says that steel plate
men are receiving many orders from
the merchant marine builders and that
the American Locomotive company has
secured an order for 100000 worth
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
Labor.
Miners Cooperative Store.

Miners Cooperative Store.
The mine workers in the vicinity of
Hazleton, Pa, have organized the Pan
ther Greek Valley Cooperative associ-
alton for the purpose of establishing
large store in the interest Of the labor
ing men, On it's success will depend
the establishment of similar associa-
tions throughout the anthracite region.
Union Sued For 100000.
Eight mining companies of Cripple
Greek, Colo, together with the United
States Reduction and Refining compa-
ny, have begun suits for damages ag-
gregating $1,000,000 against the West
ern Federation of Miners and it's Off
GERS as the outcome Of the recent
strike. President Meyer and Secretary
Hayward are accused Of conspiracy
and injuring the business Of the plain
tiffs.
New York Building Peace.
By the adoption Of the joint arbitra-
ton plan between the Building Trade
Employers association and the Union
of Building Trades Of New York city on
April % year of peace in the various
industries concerned was assured. The
plan was approved by 1000 employers
and $4,000 workmen. 1t provides
general arbitration board consisting Of
two from each employers association
and two from each union. This board
will determine the form and method Of
dealing with each particular case as it
comes up.
EyeqIass Makers Seek Recognition.
. Members of the Optical Workers
Protective union Of New York city,
which is affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor, has begun strike
for the recognition Of their union, the
employers having refused to consider
the matter in most cases. About a
month ago the union sent notice to the
employers that they would expect them
to sign a schedule for wages and hours
and agree to employ only union men.
There is no question Of time or pay at
stake. These skilled workers receive
from $25 to $50 week and work but
fifty-two hours, getting full pay when
sick or incapacitated. 1t is said that
the skilled clerks in the optical stores
will take the places Of the strikers.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
WILL CONTINUE NEUTRAL.
Team Owners Association Not to Be
Drawn Into Strike.

Team Owners Association Not to Be
Drawn Into Strike.
Chicago, May 5.-The Chicago Team
Owners association, consisting OF
large teaning firms not affiliated with
the Employers Teaming association,
made a new move during the day by
attempting deliveries to boycotted
houses. While attempts were made 10
deliver to these houses the Team
Owners association was specific III
announcing that it would not be drawn
into the strike and would continue the
policy of not discharging drivers who
refused TO make such deliveries.
I'VE will continue to make every
effort possible toward peace said
Chairman Taft of the peace committee
of the Team Owners association al
though all our work heretofore has
been in vain. We intend to keep at
both sides until somethRg is accom-
plished. Until then we will remain
neutral. Meanwhile drivers who are
turned back at picket lines while de-
livering to boycotted houses will not
be discharged"
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
Labor's Supreme Test at Chicago

organHa
gauntlet uonlsn
the oftc industry Chicago
of against Montgomery WaTu
the wholesale departments OF Marah
j. " FarWel q Co.. whose
refusing Montgomery Ward Co. Chicago was
In
history life the movement lh Epoy
offensive
retail the heart
final the employees the merchants
the entire state
their position and order lh con
Association thus shift
responsibility it's union This company had been
Only free from union connection VIII be
employed by it.
injunction April % by Judge Kohaat
marked the beginning OF supreme
Council restraining its members from interfering
all stables OF
gathered
of the city Leader od OF the chicago
25O0O unonl
city would be called out necessary to win this strike
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06

April 26 at
n e w Y Or k
against a num-
Der of promi-
nent 6nanciers
associated with
James Fl. Hyde
of the Equita-
BILE for the re-
covery Of g.
OSO,OOO. 1uCA-
dent ally he
charges tn a t
the y n i t e d
S t a t es Ship
building COM
pany was a
fraud from the
start and that
tho Fronoh I'M
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
VICTORY FOR GOVERNMENT.

Laurier Sustained on Separate School
Question.
ottawa, Ont, May 5.-The first test
vote on the Northwest autonomy bill
has been taken in the house of COM
mons. 1t resulted in victory for the
government. The question of separate
schools for the Catholics of the North
west Territory, which is to be SUBJ
divided into provinces, has become the
paramount issue in drawing up the
constitutions for the new provinces
and has created intense interest
throughout Canada.
The Laurier government, which fa-
yors separate schools, was sustained
ON the vote by a majority of 81.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
EDUCATIONAL

Carnegie Pensions Professors
1t was announcedsat New York AprEH
27 that Andrew Carnegie had created
a trust fund of $4,000, 600, the income
of which is to pension those college pro-
fessors in the United States, Canada
and Newfoundland who through old age
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06

or disability nave
become incapable
of rendering eff
cient service. ThG
minimum old agG
limit is to be sixty
five. The trustees
are the presidents
of a number oR
prominent colleges
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
MAJORITY FOR AcQUlTTAL.
Rumor Regarding Division of the Mar
Patterson Jury.

Patterson Jury.
New York, May 5. 5.-Having failed to
reach a verdict and declaring that
they were hopelessly disagreed the
jury in the Nan Patterson case was
formally discharged at 2:20 a. m.
Miss Patterson collapsed on the
jurys announcement and tainted dead
away. She was assisted from the
court by one Of her counsel and sew
eral court attendants and revived in
an anteroom. Later she was taken
back to the Tombs.
1t is understood that a majority of
the jury was for acquittal, but in what
proportion cannot be ascertained.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
Commercial.

Swindle Charge Against Hyde.
Daniel Leroy Dresser, who was con-.
cerned in the organization of the de-
funct shipbuilding trust, brought suit
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
Not I ata1.
No Matter What Doc.
tors Say-We Know
That Heart [ rOu=
bic in NJ any
Cases Can Be
Cured.

There are seven main features OF
heart disease, viz: CD Weakness OF
Debility: (2) rheumatism or Neuralgia
73, Valvular Disorder; (4) DHatlon'
(5l Enlargement; 60 Fatty Degenera-
ton; Cd Dropsy.
documentary evidence will prove
thousands of so-called "incurables" have
heen absolutely cured by DR.. Mics
New Heart Cure.
patients often have no idea their dis
a.sa is heart trouble, but ascribe it to
T,disastion. Liver Complaint, etc.
Here are some of the symptoms:
chortness of breath after exercise.
smothering Spells. Pain in Chest, lett
s,.o,,,dar and arm Discomfort in Lying
an one side Painting Spells. Nervous
Cough. Swelling of Feet and Ankles.
po1aness Of Face and Lips Palpitatlon.
nriebtmare. Irregular Pulse.
81 nave great faith in DR.: Miles New
Heart Cure, and SPEAK OF tss rTienaIa nn,
wheneueru es gn up otpd and down Stairs with ease,
now three weeks ago could hardly
VIII one block" One year later
am still in e gos9d sor neaith nae hat e find It far
dlo dlo3or 3o medicine than you claimed It
greaaeeed. az is. b YOUNG, b. D., es7 North
Dine St., Natchez, MISS.
Money back if first bottle fails to oeneht:
mDTE Write Us Us and !r,a1 we pseIlagn viii mail II
or. pr.,hafe MnesR remedy for Pain. Also symp-
Sclenr5l1nnun for our Specialist to diagnose
tom TOM case and tell you what IS wrong
snd how t9 rigMaff MILLS IS A1EaqecsAagL MEpicAL ee Co.
AddreeERsA dadRreeERsAToRIEs. ELKIIART, IND.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
COMMERCE and INDUSTRY

of locomotives for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06
To Stop Cereal Premiums.

To Stop Cereal Premiums.
The Representatives Of the leading
breakfast food manufacturers have
agreed to take official action against
the practice of giving premiums Of
crockery and other household articles
to the purchaser. They say that the
premium plan forces them into the
mail order business.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-06

Boom In Iron Trade.
The Iron Age says that steel plat
men are receiving many orders from
the merchant marine builders and tha
the American Locomotive company ha'
secured an order for $3,OOo,O0o' wortl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Iidj madD qrmtfblamh
turnnem.

gngldnoer Itnbieren Staotper.
maltungen in 9eutihiano. Nus
Aadcn (HentiAlano) wuroe am H..
rSluli ~9efabelt:
.Sn Yaden iii Die englilfe slb-
oronung sum Stuoium Des oeutiden
Stdotcmclens munmebr cingetroiien
Sic beltsbt aus nid)t meniger ais
100 9iirgermeiitern, Startrotbsmit.
glieOern unO Staotbeamten inter
Siibrung bes 2orbmapors BON Wau.
DIETER, Sir Sobn 8orlt. 9ie Ser.
rem untcrnebmcn cine mebrmod)ent.
lite Stubierreiic unD ge0enfen pie.
len groberen Stdnten bes &eid]S
einen Yelild) ab5ultattcn. Tie BE.
griiBurg Der engliiden 0dite leitenS
Der itaOtii6en 9eborben aaden's
mar cine iibernus ber5lid)e, uno es
murben ipmpatbii6e Ne0en misge.
tauidt. In melden Die wiinibens.
mertbe @erbelierung Der g~eSiebun.
gen Smiiden England uno 9eutid)-
lano frditig betont murbe."
Tie amerifaner ioltcn 0ielem
9eiipiele Der .GngldnOer folgeno alld)
lire 9iirgermeiiter nno glboromn.
gen bon StaotrGtbcn nnb Stabtbe.
amten na6 9eutidlanb ididen, nm
oa quite Observation-Disclosures IN alien
gin5elnbeitcn itloicren az fonnen.
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DER nnlksfrrmmh.

Sn einem giienbobn . glbtbeil 3.
&loiie lit cine lebbafte 9ebatte iiber
bie meniGenmiirbigen 3uitdnoe IN
Gublnnb entbrannt, uil0 oas nllge.
meme ltrtbeil 9ebt babin, baB bas
gemeine 8olf lin red)t Oaran tbue,
lpenn es iein Sod ab5ui6iitteln per-
Jude. Gin alterer Serr legt lid
gnns beionoers eifrig iiir Den slui.
itnnb ms 3eug unb entriiItet lid no'
mentli6 barii6er, oob ruiiiiGe Sol
Oaten lire eigeren 9riioer nit Der
@offe angegrifien baben. n9ei
ms mGre oas unoenfbar. oas mill
i6 Sbnen gleid beipeiien, meine
@errcn!!" Mit oieien @orten men.
oct er iif an einen Soloaten Der bis
jest u~nbetbeiligt in ieiner Gde ge-
ieiien bat. oSagen Sic, iunger
Mamt, penn bci inns einmal ser.
nrtige Greigniilc eintreten iolten,
lpiiroen Sic md alii Sbre eigenen
SonbSlelitc ld)ieBen, mie es Die Tui.
len getban boben2"
o9tein, ouS miirbe i9 nidyt tbun,
nlein Serr!"
,grapp, brooo, lie6er fSrclin0!
Gcnten piele Sbrer &omeruoen io?"
80 ia - oie gan5e aopele SD
bin ndnliid, Die Eoiaune.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Daltrm Dir hrmtfdy- amrrika.
nifden Hrtboltkrm utfl
aMf 8ilSmma.

@enn man Die geridte iiber Die
S6lubfeierlidfeiten unierer boberen
fatboliihen Shulen unb 2ebran-
~ltolten lieit, mad)t man Die fir Die
oeutiben &utbolifen nift iebr ifmei-
6elbnite unD bodit u%nangenebme
@abrnebmung, boB unter Den ange-
fiibrten glbiturienten uno Ibiturien-
%tinnen, Die oeutifen nur iebr ipar.
lid pertreten iino. Die oeutifen
&atbolifen Der Ser. Staaten begeben
baour6 einen groBen Sebler. 60
a6tenspertb aub Der Stanb zines
Sanbnerfers lit, 10 lit es b~eut5utage
bod oringenb notbmenOig, baB nil.
'eni6aftlid g%ebiloete W1nner Die
Siibreridaft in Der 8ertretling Der
Sntereiien Oer peri6iebenen Nntio-
nalitaten uno gerufsflailen In unle.
rem 2anoe i%ibernebmen. Die Go
5ialiiten miiien bas gan5 genar, IN.
Dem lie lid in ibren eigenen &eiben
geiibte uno iflagfertige HeOner ber-
onbiloen, gegen oeren Shmaoroni-
rem unb Ybraiengeoreide Der ein-
in6e grbeiter nift alffommen fam.
gl6 Die 0elttifen &atbolifen ioQten
miiienihaftlih gebilbete Wanner, Die
aits ibrer 9titte Encouragement limo,
81 Siibrern baben, uno oas fonnte'
lebr leidt geideben, menn lie TIRE
S0bne, Die Inlagen 81 boberen Stu-
oien 5eigen, ausbiloen laiien. Sci.
Der mltB man aber INNER u1o i'm.
mer nieoer boren, oab es piele fatho.
hide Gltern gibt, Die lire Sobne
nid)t einmol Den polen Hfarriful-
&rrius burd)maden laiien uno lie,
iobalb lie ibre erite Fl. Communion
empfangen unO bos fiir ainberarbeit
porgeidriebene sitter erreidt ba6en,
in Die 6abrif ienoen, nonmit
lie @elD peroienen". Sn pielen Sal
len mag bas burd Die grobe slrmutb
Der gltern entihulbigt iuerOen fon.
men, aber in iiderlih ebenlo pielen'
Saaen faat oieie gntihuloisnng
meg uno lit es mebr ooer meniger
i6nooe @eminnillft, Die Die Sobne
10 iriib gum gustritte aus Der Yiarr-
id]ule 5pingt. Sn oieier angele.
genbeit iollte benn bod Elm Sort
ihritt periu6t nerben rnO ioQten noe.
nigitens Die Wabnungen Der Seel.
iorger, Die 8naben, mo- INNER es
moglid iii, Den noQen SIRIUS Der
Ffarri6nle ubiolpiren gu laiien,
ernIte Yeaftung iinoen.
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Sis in Der Stride 5u bebalten", iid
nit einem ODER mebreren ibrer
Wfitgldubigen in einen Collar
{ q m y einloiien ioaen, BEL Dem es
ielten obiie ,boies 9lut" abgebt, tit
mir cine Der ltpannebmlibfeiten bes
Seriteiseriins@ Spitems.
iir bns Spitem lit aber 81 ia.
gen. oab es piele 8laubigen anbalt,
m~enigitens @tmus sum nnterbalte
ibrer GemeinOe in 9aar9elb
81 tblul, iuelde ionIt III 81 gerne
lid briifen urtb Die y& c d II" bas
9e5ablen tbun laiien. Iud
iperben bel oieiem Spitem Die
Yrieiter nift 5u ,4ent-G oaeftoren"
berabiest.
&ur5 unb gut, Die Wietbe Der Stir
6enitiibIe lit burdaus nid)t 10 libel,
Denn MIR Die d 6orm
unb bel Der Gteisernng ous Ser
besen Der @elncinbemitglieoer inter
chamber uno ous Mbbalten Der Ser
iteigerung in Dem @ottesbaule lelbit
beieitigt miro. Sober perniinftige
Satbolif uber ioG bereit lein fir lei-
men Sie in Der Stride cine entipre-
henb bobe @elb-Seiiteuer 5ur BE.
l%treitung Der 8clneinOefoiten bei5u.
trngen unb banu audi nod fur Die
mirflihen Irmen Der @emeinbe iei-
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