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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
special Dispatch TO The Star.


BALTIMORE Nd, November 16.-WHEAT-
Firm; spot. contract. 74ha74A: spot. No. 2 red
western, 77a77A; November. 745sa1iA: December,
75AaT5R: steamer No. red. 6Slsa6SN; receipts,
20, 749 bushels; exports, 1884 bushels; southern
grade. 6SHa75H.
CORN-Steady; spot. old. 49Ha491a; new, 4sga
49,; November. old. 49Aa49Ia; new. 4S3sa4Sl2;
year. 4sa4sls: January, 41NatI1: February. 47ssa
AN: steamer mixed. 45Aa45M: receipts. 19.Is7
bushels exports, 25.7l4 bushels; new southern
white corn 41alSA; southern yellow corn,
41a4SH.
oATS-Firm; No white. 39sa4O: No 3 white.
3sAa:9A: No. mixed, 3Sa3Sls receipts, II .252
bushels.
RYE-Firmer: No. western domestic 74a76;
receipts, 10, $50 bushels.
HAY-Ffrm. unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Firm; steam to Liverpool
per bushel, 2Ad December; Cork for orders, per
quarter, Is IT'D. December.
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NEW YORK OPTION.

NEW YORK, November 16.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady. Nov imber. 1892: De-
cember, lob; January. 10.12; March. 1924:
April. 1880; May. 1922; June. 1887; July.
1920; August. offered, 1899.
The cotton market opened steady at de-
cline of points to an advance OF / point
In response to lower cables and better
weather. Local professionals were selling in
expectation of a reaction. and prices eased
of another few points. but there was a big
demand from the south and spot people
again, and the market rallied Sharply be-
fore the end of the first hour reaching a
new high point fer the movement and sell
ing about 10 to - points above the closing
figures of the previous day Trading was
active on the advance. and reports of a
very bullish conditions In the spot depart
ment were again the prominent feature
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Reguiar call. IL O'Clock noon-Capital
Traction. 20 at ff5. -
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. 10 at S63s. s
g + !:
at S6Ja 80 Mt sCia so at S6&. III
Nor. and Wash. Steamboat. IL at $50. NJ
Mergenthaler Linotype. ) at 205. H.
Lanston Meno.ype. 81 at 14is. u
Greene Copper. 100 at 2,iA (buyer CO.. ~
Mitchell Mining. 100 at 80. 100 at ~. II!
Capital National Bank. 10 at 100. III
Union Trust. at 40. o at l40. at 40 10
at 1859. Nj
2 at -SS,. IT.
Franklin Fire Insurance. IL at 81 III
Columbia Title Insurance. T5 at 4. NJ,
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At the request of Secretary Taft the
Treasury Department has designated the
Banco de Ia Habana" and "the National
Bank OF Cuba~ as deposftarfes of public
money In Cuba. and those banks have quail
ified as such by furnishing the required Sc
curity of $500 700 United States bonds.
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There VIII shortly be sold at auction II
Sotheby's, In London. scrap Of paper
which Is all that the poet Keats left In tie
shape of a will. Worshipers- of Keats afie
aware of It's existence, but few have seen NJ.
It was inclosed in q letter written to Nh
friend and publisher, John Taylor. bh
August II, 10e0. il
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Entombed Miners Rescued.

CONSTANTINE, Algeria. November 49,
The sixteen miners who were entombed yes
terday by a fall of earth in a deep gallef1
of the Ain-Smara lead mones were take
out alive today. N
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Days transactions Large.


were large in the aggregate, but three
quarters of the total was furnished by the
dealings in Reading. Union Pacific, st. Paul
and AmaIgamated Copper The whole group
Of stocks identified with the Pennsylvania
system. including Pennsylvania itself. also
showed more strength and animation than
in long time.
The particular activity in Reading was
again ACCOMPANIED by statements that an
increased dividend would be declared on
the stock, and that in addition valuable
privileges would be accorded representing
the distribution of equities In connection
with the segregation of the coal lands OF
the company.
The fluctuations in ST. Paul were again
wide and erratic and no specific explanation
was forthcoming of this week s remarkable
movement in that stock. The industrial and
miscellaneous shares were firm, in common
with the market at large, with noteworthy
strength showing in Amalgamated Copper,
United States Rubber, American Wooden
and American Smelling.
A further advance in the dividend on An
aconda mining is expected at the next dec
Iaration period, although it is not assumed
that such action be followed by an imme-
date further change in the dividend, on
Amaigamated Copper. The pre- urinary esti-
mates of the principal movements in cur
rency during the week indicated a net gain
by the banks Of something less than
81 900. Coo.
This is the first week since last August
that the currency movement has been In
favor of New York, and while it is doubt
full whether this gain will be fully reflected
in tomorrows bank statement, the turn IN
this regard was unquestionably a fact of
influence in the days dealings in the stock
market.
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption were $6;0.c9o; government re-
ceipts from internal revenue, sI7S.S92: eus-
toms. s9aD,o59; miscellaneous, 81. 100; ex-
penditures, 81 100000 ti
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The Power of
the Purse

( Is enormous, important, con-
Z trolling. Your share of this
7 power will be all the better
} exerted if your bank of de-
) post is selected with fore
thought and care.
Whatever you can want to
Z know of Our methods and ia
! cilities we want to tell and
} explain freely and frankly.
5 This Bank is subject to the
supervision of the United
States officials. This fact
7 further assures you of secur-
J ity.
! Home Savings Bank,
! 9TH & Mass. Ave. N. w.
J Branches:
! 9TH & H SITS. N. E.
, 1876 9TH St. S. w.
J Deposits more than Mil
\ lion and Half.
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New York stocS Market.

Furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1919 street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock ex.
change and Chicago board OF trade.
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. olosine Quotations.

At the close OF .fhe stock market the fox
lowing stocks had chan7edsip price, since,
above Quotations. there being no change In
balance of the closing prices:
AmaIgamated Copper. LIN.
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Grain and Provisions Summary.
CURB QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by e. n. Chapman & Co. GO. B. CLIP
man, lnanagerl. members New York stock exchange
ISg.l
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Downtown Temperature. III
The temperature recorded today by Feds
& Co.'S standard thermometer was as fol
lows: 8 am, 30; IL m, 50: 2 pm. 80. III
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I'll
District of Columbia, county of Washington,
/. Charles E. White, cashier Of the abOve-named
bank. do soiemnly swear that the above sta tement
Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. T.. WHITE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
of November. 1906 EUGENE MORGAN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
C. A. JAMES,
&. W. HOWARD,
JAMES L. NORRIS,
Directors.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGTON,
At Washington, In the District Of Columbia, at the
close Of business November II, 1906.
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I. Bestor H. Walters treasurer-cas,ler Of the
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Il true to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief. BESTOR II. WALTERS,
Treasuref-cashfef.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th dag
OF November. 1906. GEO. W. MADERT.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JAS. A. SAMPLE.
RIGNALD W. BEALL,
ROBERT ARMOUR,
SIDNEY i. BESSELIETRE.
Directors.
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Market Firm Without Much
Apparent Reason.
SYMPTOMS OF EASY MONEY
Uneasiness Abroad Over Standard Oil
Situation.
VALUE OF THE STOCK SHRINKS
Interest, as for Some Time Past, Con-
verged on Small Number Of
Securities.
SYMPTOMS OF EASY MONEY
VALUE OF THE STOCK SHRINKS
Special Dispatch 10 TIE Star.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Star.
NEW YORK November 18.-The stock
market in general continued exceedingly
firm today, with no especially impelling
motives for its course. Money market con-
ditions. to be sure. showed further symp-
toms of relaxation but these were none too
impressive, and SO far as the terms exacted
for loans ON time were concerned were
barely quotable.
In the London stock market strength
prevailed also, aside from the American
department, which was exceptionally heavy
mainly because of uneasiness excited by the
federal prosecution Of the Standard OIL
Company. The stock Of the latter corpora
ton suffered further severe decline, al
though on light transactions in the curb
market. At today's figures there appears
to be a shrinkage Of H70.0oo.0O0 in the
market valuation for the stock from the
highest prices Of the year.
AS has been the case for several weeks.
discussion and conjecture were more occu-
pied with the technical phases of the mar
ket than with general circumstances apart
from those relating to monetary affairs.
There was a moderate increase in the vol
ume of business, but 1t was again true that
the interests showed an undue conveyance
upon a small number of stocks
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City OF Washington. Distric; OF iIn,'i. IS:
j. A. G.. CHAPMAN, Cashier o. the abov named
bank. do seIemnl:- swear that the allow, state
mrnt is true. 10 the best of ry kneuie'-e and
belief. A. G. Chaplain.
Ca-hier.
Subscribed and swcY, to Eefo-, M tbs 18th day
of November. 1866.
(SeaIl jos. y. THOMPSON,
Not:ry Pyihifc.
Correct -At.est:sl
p. \. DGyRy
TGCIS ". KREy
CHARLES j. WALKER
II. X. HOWENSTEIN
FRANKLIN 7. SANNER
WIN. a. FILL,
s. A. REEVES -~
Il. F. SCHNEIDER
JAMES O'DONNEIL.
JAMES c. HOoE.
Directors.
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The Safest Investments

Are those that. do not depend
upon the financial responsibility
or the stability Of any individual
or corporation. First deeds OF
trust tmortgase) notes literally
secured ON good real estate In
the District OF Columbia consti-
tute "'gilt-edge'' investments.
These are the only kind we make
and supply to investors. They
bear interest. payable semi annu-
ally. at the rate of Five per cent
per annum, and may be had OF us
in amounts from $500 and up-
ward At par and accrued interest.
Send for booklet. Concerning
Loans and Investments -
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL CITY BANK.

1t Washington, In the District of Columbia, at the
close of business November II. 1906
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON CITY,
At Washington, In the District OF columbus,
At the close OF business November IL, lVo-
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ALEX s. CLARKE
JOHN II. RUPERT.
r WI. MILLER. ,
J.. PHILIP HERMANN.
II. +. SAUL.
WILLIAM HAHN.
ANTHONY GAEGLER,
JOHN II. GFIER.
JOHN SHUGHRUE,
3RICE ]. MOSES,
Il. ii. JOHNSON.
CARL ArERBACH,
JAMES F. SHEA.
Directors.
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Government Securities.
philad l.hia stcck Exchange.

Furnished by Dick Bros 4 Co.. III. II ST. NV.
I'ioaesi AiaIa G4403+t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

Gin reid,er err, Der Iib fpeaer,
zines Sei0enS eiHe. Operation unter-
5ieben m1iB, fo,nmt zines Sages a.,
Brof. Sbieri6 noh 9eip5ig unb
bittet i'm, ibm bot einen tiidtisen
Gbirnrgen, Der iih ipe3ieG nit Dem
SetOen oes aranfen beid)Gftigt n1o
Dauptiablib eermtise Sperationen
pornobme, su empfeblen. CIR (ber
4rm1fe) let in Der gliidliden Sage,
Dob er tpeoer @eiien nod Soften sl
Ibeuen braltde, ur,b nesne lib Der.
tra,ienSpoa Dem Bor9lage boz,
1bterahJ fiigen. = ENierfb itebt Sen
&errn cine 3eit lang on, Damn iast
er: DNun, iueltn Gle germ reiien
pelle,L Damn fnbren sic bod naf
Berlin 81 8ergnum o6er ipenn
Sbnen sas nift melt sern,a lit,
reiien lie 5u WnBbnim rndb Miin-
diem, ODER poaen Gle nod tueiter,
Dam seben sic au 4iarotb nod
@iett. - Teiv- Sic nun at ben
Germ fomrei1, iperoe1t bieie Gle
fragen: .Do fomn,en Sic oenn
ber?" 9arm1f anttporten Sic:
Sins 2eip5ig." ga lasen Die
5erren aae 81 SSbnen: Sic Shafs.
fopf wor1im seben sic nidyt 5u
Sbieri1?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Der DerfanRte 0idter.

Ger ifmdbiide 9aiiernSidter
Gbriitian @agner, elm flotter Sub.
ganser, miro setpib Mandyen inte.
r%eiitren. CT begab lid eines Tages
bon ieiner Seimatb @arnbromt Az
Sub III Die 8esefs BON 8cbiineen.
Or bate bamals feline 8aGobe Die
S6lodt bel 9oblingen" in Mrbeit
uno bottle, bort nod irgettb cine i'm
Solfsmino lebeilbe Gage, Die iit,
anf Die S6laht beaeee, 5ii erfabren.
gu bieiem .3med fragte err iiberaq
nab Den dAeiten 2eutelt itnb ipa,rbe
10 aild IN elm fleii,es @irt6sbals
geDieien. gr beiteIte - INN lid,
gut ein5ufibren - einen Sf1oppen
8ein. Ils Der @irth, ein els.
grailer Sitter, Oas @eipiinidte Dor.
lebte, begann Der @alternSifter nit
ieinen Sragen. Dieie mubten Dem
W1rtb, Dem ber 3iped 6es 0erb0rs
lmbefannt nar, gang io,lberbar por-
eefommen iein. WadOem er cine
Weile 5ugebGrt batte, 400 er Sen
nod unbriibrtm Chopper Dor Dem
Gait meg nnO faste: ygffter, Sbr
bent i6o gnres iiir bellt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Macrlci McrfmarSiaes.

8ic es beiBt, forsert Ger bl.
Stnbl bier fronSoliihe Stlfofe onf,
ibr Imt nie~oer3uleeen. Die be.
t~reffenoen Site ioaen rpabrideinltd)
nehlt ben feds anoern ncd, pafanten
TN nahiten Goniiitortrnl, pieleid)t
nod Dor Sitern, ne,t beIeht peroen.
Sn ser Sta0t GiepeIanb am
@rie.See fommen auf bier Chen
cine Gbeiheibunq. Set Ssobren
iueroen bort Die Sonntagsgelese
firing onrhgefiibrt, uno ole Set.
baliier iinb ale often. $50 lieat
nun Die uriahe? Die bielen Che.
lfeibmngen mliien ben Guiu ser
Boiler berbeifiibren.
Sn Sanemarr, hoo Die fatboliihe
Stride Inn Gufbliben lit, haben sic
Seiititen brei SGuier, Die &eoempto-
riiten une MariIten ic 5uei.
auBereem iinb piele onocre reli-
siOie Sauier, iieben5is Yrieiter uns
p1erbunOert Ronnen.
Sn etnem gemeiniamen Sirten-
briefe ses gr5biihofs BON utredt
unb ees 8iidofs bon SarIem miro
seiagt, DaB BON 10000 MiIfeben,
Die 8atbolifeu eingeaansen baben,
5000 oireft. gum SerluIt fin Die
fatboliide Stride sefiibrt b.ben.
Sreigebigfeit Der &atbc--ffen in
Earis. Ser bort reiioi.enSe Car
binal &idarb bat on feline 9iose.
lanen elm GirfuLar geridtet, NORM
er INN @aben fIr oxrne &irfen
bittet. Wan fam Sen Girfular
aber audi entnebmen, haB has reli-
gioie 9eben IN Garis obne ole
Staatsbilie iit eattpideln fam.
9em @r5biihof iinb idbrIide @aben
BON $4,000, 10000, mehrere Az
10000, 5000, 5,e0O, 5000 Nr.
II. {. 10. 5useeangen. NnSere ga.
tbolifen baben n~erlppod1en, ie ben
gon5en ODER baibsn GaJhIt zines
Geiitliden 81 bsablen. Gas 8olf
8ublt 200 6ranfsn big Geaab su TO
Sranfen pro syab1. @eNn nod
ainise @aben fcmmen, fSruey ale
4irf)eu nnb &aPenen ssn 9arts be-
iteben bleiben. 9a6T arfuIar bat
inIofern Deoaltung, als es funo-
gibt, bab Die 9ulfitssefeli9aiten
lid lhnea m,b nit tbatfr1ftteem
grfolee ielbit bi.oen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01


Nifolaus: r@ir iino bel
nnlerm uorigen 8eiub belebrt NOR.
Den, Dab Den abgeleibten Seelen I'M
8egfeuer orr6 bas @eibnoIier cine
groBe grleihterung uno grqliifung
Su Sbeil perbe."
vutinom": n@emiB, bos be.
5eligt inter pielen InSeril alth Der
bl. 9eooat i'm y2eben Der slltp1ter"
III Dem i6onen @leidniiie: ,@leidj.
Die Elm miloer Hegen Die bon Der
S%onnenbibe %Deripelften Ylumen err.
frii6t, ebenio erqllidt bas @eibmal-
Ter Die i'm Se9feuer b~renncnoen
9immelsblllmen Der armen Seelen."
uno Der III. Sran5isfus bon @iiili
lebrte ieine Singer, oft Die groe
NIT @eibmaiier 81 beiprengen unb
oo5u Die @orte 81 ipreGen: %
@ott, our6 Den nliloen Sbau 9ei.
ner 8armber5igfeit loide aus oie
Stroren Der i'm Segfeuer biiBenoen
SeelenL mie aud Ole Stride Den
Brlelter bel einem driitli6en Sci
denbegan9niiie Den Sarg nit @eih-
maiier beiprengen uno babel Die
@orte iagen ldBt: oWiit bimmliidem
8bGie erauife Geine Geele Soft
Sater, Sobn nno bl. Geiit. amenl"
SIS lit bober ole Gr5abllmg bes
Sbeatiner Baters Selir Sofia iebr
alaublidl ooB cine arme SeeIe bel
ibrer griheimms be8en9te: $50
Die Srte, on oelien uniere 9eiber
RUBEN nit @eibWoiier beiprengt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

Seib onf Der SUIT geaen 6as
Hieien. Gs lit cine Warnums, oaB
cine GrGItung ODER Die Grippe i'm
In3use iinb. Or. slrguit aonis's
Samburger gruiftbse lit ein mobile.
.fanntes Mtttel o,tr &ur beriefben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Die Snircfs Central biet,

Die Sftnots Central bietet
berabseieste Munsreiie : Saarpreiie
nah perihieSeren Wunften i'm @or.
Den, Siihel, Often un0 Weiten.
@enn sic eiile Heiic MAIDEN MOLTEN,
10 menoen lie iib INN 0Gbereg an
Die StaSt Sifet . Office Der Silt
nois GentreI IN Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

60 5eiget Oenn itets Cure 2iebe 81,
Den nrnen Seelen IN allneg, beion.
DerS burd @ebet rts Dos Ifmoiel
OeS @eihipaiiers. 8 neld,e sSrelioe
peruriaht Sbr bnsurh ben armen
Seelen i'm Segfeuer un0 Delden
9titben bcridoift Sbr our6 Oieien
2%iebesbienit Gil6 ielbit ur6 ben
Gnrigen; belln ore arnlen Seele1l
iino nif)t unfamiliar. SSSm NAM
lidyen I%ltgenblide, no mir linen
etmas 81, Cute fomRen lolien, bebest
Lie ibre SaflSe sum Simntel uno
beten nit lolder Snbrlnit fir hire
@ebltbGter, mie es ielblt Dem bel
ligiten Eeriouen auf GREEN niht
mo9lid lit. ltnb @ott erbort 10
germ ibr @ebet ais sas @ebet ieiner
reinen 9rGute lnb lenDet feline
@naoen in iiberreid]em MaBe iiber
ibre Selfer. Gin fotboliifer Gbriit
loa oaber 10 oft ols mcglid) ipenig-
items hrei Sropfen @eibpalier ipen-
Den, namentlif Der s amiIien IL
pater unO Die s q M / | / e n
mntter, idon oes eitten @eiipiels
megen."
2pren5: sir @en iolen bieie
erei @eibapoiier,S ropfen benn ges
ipenbet iperoen?"
nutinam": yginer fir fid,
itno feline 9lneeborigesL somit Der
Seiiano JIG bepobre Dor aGem S6a-
Den OeS 2eibes lu,o Der Seele; elm
5petter fir bic Sterbenhen, beion-
6ers bie iterbenoen Climber, bannit
@ott biefen nod IN Der lester
Stlinbe Die Gnaoe Der 9cfebrung
genabre mo Der brittle enblif,
fir Die arnIen Seelen. 8 mie
Diel Seeen unb Sell, ipie piele Ser,
oienite ulto @naben tpiirbe man nm
ourb oieie eeringe lebung fir iif
l1to oie Seinigen i1ne fir unaGbIige
Weniden innerbalb zines SGbrdpns
gepinnet unb iih oa0ur6 all1 cine
9fenae Siirbitter inn 2eben, i'm
Sterben urts fiir's 6egfelier ermor.
ben ba6en. @enn Die S~euerglode
t0nt ulto uns an5eist, oaB es
ir9enotpo inn Srt bremlt, remit ga
niGt NGes, INN baS Seucr al
lolfen2 aber iebt. i'm Segfeiler
brennt Elm unermeblif itGrferes
Seuer, ur1o oieiem iinb MiQionetl
bon Seelen 10 LANCE 3eit a1,saeiest.
9ieicn Irmen aber fam man nit
aeringer Miibe in ibren Slammcn
belfen - Elm Sropfen @eibmalier
bat fiir iie idon cine groBe
@irfung."
Wifolaus: SD meme, perm
man iiber bieien @egenitano gut
itnterribtet, unb bon l~eben6igem
8laliben beieelt mare, 10 ioLte bod
Wiemalo 10 trdg iein uno bieie
gertnge sc ii Re henen."
rutinam": nMfan ioGte es
meiiren ober Oiesbe5iiglid)e, 10
griinolihe geiierrmg lit allsenlein
81 pilnlf)en - gebe DDS Der gruno-
giitige @ott, auf bab bie armen
Seelen bod 10 6alo als moglif ms
Waterbans @ottes ein5ieben fon-
men, naf)oem Iie 10 Elm peinlid,es
Seimtpeb haben! 9amit @ott be.
foble1 fir bellte! gles 5lrr gro.
BERN gbre @cttes, ser aQerleliaIten
Slt1gfrau Waria, sur Silfe un0
Gum Sroite Der ar1nen Seelen i'm
6egferer!"
2oren5: n@elobt fei Seilts
GbriItusl"
~utinam": .Sn Gpisfeit,
9lmen."
XII.
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llnlerm uorigen 8eiu1 belebrt NOR.
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8egfeuer Ollr6 oas @eibnoIier cine
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pie elm milOer Hegen ole bon Der
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
Ter arORe gselttrisg

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1903 angetiiHoigt. &aum 15 sSa6re
bleiben uns alto nod 3ur 8orbsrsis
luna. ,Utebrere, uns auen aut uao
s~uperldIit5 6etanRts aitrOlogen" 70
6e6aupiet cine 3eitIhrtTt fir 0tfuls
tismus, SpiritHaIismus ua6 aTtrotos
ale. ,ba6ea ausgerehHst, oaB Der qtos
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0es Saturn, in @erbinSaug NIT am
osren 9ldusten. 5etgt oen ditrDlogis
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fbr aan3ss Dsnisa einjhneioenota
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fden Ioaen Hh. 0as miro Meter pro.
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arobea ariege 0ie arme WleaiH5eit
in 5hredeu ieBt. 81 ion. ME Die
qrop5eeiuna lauist. gbisl fi0lifes,
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