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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
DEATH MRS. HATTIE NJ. DAVIS.
Funeral at the Home at ia StonewalI
Jackson, at p. m. Tomorrow.

Jackson, at 2 p. m. Tomorrow.
The death of Mrs. Hattie NJ. Davis,
born August l, 1874, occurred at her
home in this city at o'clock this
morning, at ia Stonewall Jackson
street. Her death was caused by can
Ger of the stomach, from which she
had suffered for a year, and she was
beadfast for four weeks.
The funeral services will be held
at the family home tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock and interment will
be made at Salem where the husband
of the deceased is burned. The fune-
raj will be conducted by Rev. w. L..
Van Nuys.
Mrs. Davis lived in Pendletop for
20 years, and she leaves the following
children, four daughters and two sons,
to mourn her loss: Mrs. Welcome
Walker, Mrs. Myrtle Hanson, Miss
Sibyl Davis, of Pendleton, and Mrs.
Cora Ware, of Eugene, and Messrs.
Frank and Melvin Davis, of Pendle-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
REBEKAHS AT HELIX.
Evangeline Lodge No. 85 Organized
With IL Members Last Night.

A party of Pendleton Rebekahs,
consisting of Deputy District Presi-
dent Mrs. NJ. ]. Carney, Noble Grand
Mrs. Gideon Brown, Vice Grand Mrs.
Ben Morgan and Past Grands Mrs.
John HALEY, jr., Mrs. L. Shelly, Mrs.
w. H. McCormmach and Mrs. William
Folsom, went to Helix last evening on
the w. & C. r. train for the purpose
of organizing lodge of Rebekahs.
the women's auxiliary Of the Odd Fell
lows, at that place.
The lodge was instituted by Deputy
District President Mrs. NJ. ]. Carney,
assisted by the other members who
accompanied her from this city. The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
DAVIDSON DETAINED
ATHENA RANCHER MAY BE
MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
Is Accused of Irrationally Squander-
ing Money, the Proceeds of Land
Sale, and of Writing Threatening
Letters to Old Neighbors-He Was
Taken in Custody This Morning
Upon His Return From Portland.

Because John Davidson, the former
Athena rancher, has written threaten
ing letters to several residents of that
section, he was arrested here this
morning charged with insanity. At
the time he had just arrived from
Portland, and was on his way to Athe-
ma, presumably to carry out his
threats.
At one time Davidson was the own
er of valuable land near Athena, and
something like a year ago he sold
out, receiving as high as S110 per
acre for some of his land. However,
a claim was made by his children
that he had been imposed upon by
some of the men to whom he sold,
and effort was made to have the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
MRS. S. KOLP ENTERTAINED.
A Party of Ladies Met by Invitation
at Her Homo at 2O7 West Court.

The ladies of the German Aid soci-
ETY. were pleasantly entertained yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
S. Kolp, 2O7 West Court street. The
following were present: Miss Maria
Koebeke, Miss Catherine Scheel, Mrs.
C. Weissert, Mrs. C. Rohrman, Mrs. F.
w. Koeppen, Mrs. C. F. Koeppen, Mrs.
william Roesch, Mrs. f. Baum, Mrs.
August Stangier, Mrs. Naomi Daley.
Mrs. j. Sheuerman, Mrs. o. P. Bow
man. Mrs. Joseph Basler, Mrs. May
belle Griswold, Mrs. Annie B. Weber,
Mrs. Chris Stricken, Mrs. George
Mumm. Mrs. Conrad F. Kohler, Mrs.
Il. J. Meiners, Mrs. A. Zeuske.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
DUNIWAY A CANDIDATE.
Well Known Portland Journalist Max
ing Race for the Office of State
Printer.

Willis S. Duniway, the we'll known
journalist of Portland, is in the city
today in the interest of his candidacy
for the office of state printer, on tho
republican ticket.
Mr.. Duniway was connected with
the editorial management of the Lewis
and Clark Journal and is a pioneer of
the state. He is making a campaign
of eastern Oregon counties and finds
conditions very favorable for his can
didacy.
He is highly capable man and
stands for honesty and cleanliness in
the office and will eliminate the ex-
travagance which has marked the
conduct of that office for a number Of
years. 1t is one of the most important
offices in the state and the people are
urged to inquire. into the merits of the
candidates seeking the nomination,
chief among whom is Mr.. Duniway.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Ensign Storey Coming.

Ensign Storey, of Portland, will be
the guest over Saturday and Sunday
of the local Salvation Army people,
and will preach tomorrow evening and
twice Sunday. Mr.. Storey is superin-
tendent of the department of works
among and for Children, including be-
nevolences and Sunday schools. He
is an able and devoted worker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Seeding and Flowing i'm Progress.

Seeding and summer fallow is in
progress everywhere in the north part
of the county, in the vicinity Of Van
sycle, Juniper, Stanton, Killian juno
tion and in all the district north of
Helix The ground is in excellent
condition for plowing and seeding and
farmers are rushing their work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Walla Walla Ell<s i'm Town.

Quite a number of we'll known
Walla Wallans have been in the city
today, most of them having come
over last evening. Among the num-
ber are Joseph McCabe, NJ. Mcdonald,
George d. O'Connor, ]. Kaufman,
A. Nebergall, John Bachtold, II. C.
Gregg and C. F. Vandewater. Several
of these are Elks and attended the
banquet given last night by the Pen
dleton lodge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
BOYS Arm Broken by a Fall.

Myrton Moore, the 7-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore, had his left
arm fractured at the elbow several
days ago by falling from the stone
fence at his home on the north side
of the river. Several bones were frac-
tured, making a very painful injury.
However, the little fellow is now re-
covering.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30

north SIDE of the river. between the
homes of DR.. Cole and w. +. Brock.
Plans for the building have been
drawn by Architect Troutman and
call for a modern two-story house of
seven rooms and a basement.
The plans have now been submitted
to the contractors, and bids will be
received net week. Should they be
satisfactory it is understood Mr.. Hun
ziker will built at once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Mrs, Slater Very Ill.

Mrs. ]. H. Slater, mother OF Attor-
ney r. ]. Slater, is Ill at her home in
La Grande, and owing to her ad-
vanced age 1t is feared she may not
recover. She is a pioneer resident of
Union county, and her husband is
dead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Y. w. C. A. Conference.

Santa Cruz, Cal, March 30.-The
annual Students conference of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton of the Pacific slope, opens to-
night at Capitola, with 800 delegates
in attendance. Miss Bertha Conde,
the national secretary. is in charge of
the conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30

new lodge was named Evangeline No.
60, and starts out with IL members.
All the Rebekahs who went from
this city We're members of Pauline
lodge No. 1S of this city. The party
returned this afternoon after most
pleasant visit at Helix.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
TIME LIMIT TODAY.
Candidates Must at Once File Nomi-
mating Petitions.

This is the last day on which petit
tions for state and district nominations
may be filed with the secretary Of
state. Consequently all who do not
have their petitions on file by this
evening will be left off the official
ballot. All the district and legislative
candidates from this county have al
ready filed their petitions.
However, for joint representative,
hut one candidate is in the field, w.
M. Slusher. Unless some Morrow
county democrat has asked for the
nomination Mr.. Slusher will have no
opponent In the election.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Coffee Social Tomorrow.

The Salvation Army will give q cof-
fee social at the barracks on West
Webb street tomorrow night. Ensign
Storey, of Portland, will deliver an
address. There will be no admission
charge and all are cordially invited to
attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
IF YOU'RE TIRED,

weak and run down, or the blood is
weak and run down, or the blood is
impure, there's nothing will do you 50
much good this spring, as few doses
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Thous-
ands use 1t exclusively with crafty
ing results. Resolve today to get a
hottie of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Recovering From Operation.

David A. Peebler, of Stage Gulch,
who has been i'll following an opera
ton for an abscess, at the home of his
father, George A. Peebler in this city,
is recovering slowly. He has been con-
fined to his bed for several weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Reseeded 100 Acres.

Or. w. r. Campbell has just finish
ed reseeding 100 acres of wheat on his
farm north of the city. Others in the
same vicinity are reseeding some. Ex-
cellent crops are expected, notwith-
standing the reseeding made neces-
sary by the cold weather.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS

and yDu make the first sep toward
good health. 1t cures Grippe, Spring
Fever, Impure Blood. S!eeplessness,
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, .Costiveness.
Female Ills and Malaria, Fever and
Ague.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30

Extremely rich placer mines have
been discovered in Cedar Basin, Ariz.,
very near the southwest corner of
Utah. The region is very inaccessi-
BILE, and nearly destitute of water.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Sold Valuable Team,

Bur Johnson, the Helix livery sta
weighing about 1900 pounds each to
Henry Richter, a Washington horse
buyer for $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Helix Schools Well Attended.

There are now over 100 scholars en-
rolled in the public schools at Helix.
There are two teachers and the at
tendance continues heavy for the
spring season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
ELks WOULD BUILD.
STRUCTURE COMBINATION
LODGE ROOM AND THEATER.

Proposition Meets With Enthusiastic
Approval Among the Elks, and
Plans for Raising Funds Are Dis
cussed-1'he Order Last Night
Elected Officers to Serve for the
Ensuing Year, and r. Alexander
Was Chosen Delegate TO the Grand
Lodge at Denver.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Your Prescription
Privilege

The prescription the doctor writes
for you is yours. 1t makes no differ
ence what druggists name is on it.
You can have it filled wherever you
desire. II you have no preference
bring it to us. Our service is as near
perfect as skill, care and fresh, pure
drugs can make it. We are sure you'll
like our service and prices so well,
that you'll h1v" a reference ere
afte
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
ORGAN RECITAL SUNDAY EVE.
Sacred Music VIII BE Rendered AT
Church of the Redeemer.

At the Church of the Redeemer
Sunday evening Mrs. w. C. e. Pruitt
will give an organ recital from 7
O'Clock until 1880. Mrs. Pruitt is
recognized as musician of much
talent, and those who enjoy instru-
mental music will find the recital a
treat.
The following is the program for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30

81 hereby pledge the people of Ore
gon a great reduction Of the enorm-
Gus cost of the office, If elected, and
1 declare upon my honor that 1 shall
seek neither to perpetuate old abuses
of the office nor engage in new
schemes to loot the treasury. Willis
S. Duniway.
willis S. Duniway is man of
sterling integrity and thorough knowl-
edge of the printing business. =
Portland Labor Press.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

Ger 8eael oes Geiupes itiir5te elm.
pdbrenO lid, auf bcn Seiten neiie
araters offneten, aus Derelt
Sflunoen Die tcbtbrinsenbe 2apa
berabItromte. Sn alIen Srtifnften.
mie alth in 9teapel, no Ser siden-
regcn groBe slnglt herporrief, nl,r.
oen Yro5elionen abgebalten. gta4
tiirlid iruroc oieies allgelneine ltn-
gliid BON ocu Iicber auf's @e-
melnIte a,lsgcniist. lteber Srei.
hiutocrt iullroen perbaftet, lpelde Die
@ohnlngen Scr Dor Sf)reden &C.
flobencu Scpolfer,lng auspliinber.
ten. 9tcapel mlrbc in einen ariegs.
5ltItouo perleBt uno bas, Militdr mar
nit Der slufredltboltllng Der Orb.
nlnla betraut llnalaublid mar Der
Otltb mo Die SobesperaGtung, nit
pelfcr Die Solboten Die Neitnnas.
orbciten untcrnubnlen. slms allelr
Sbcilcn Der SSelt lalfeu 8aben iiir
Die 10 bart bctroiiene 9epolferung
elm. sllid Minis Der 3ebntc hat
bercits cine aroBe Summe geihift.
2od Die Seuolferurg bat nellig
Gertrolien sur Rcgicrurg. ocm nod,
liegcn Ole fiir Die pom lesten Gro,
be6en betrpffenen 9clppbncr bon
Galabrien gcIommelten 100000
tSr. nri Der itolieniicben ganf. pdh.
reno bic 9epolterllng Sunaer unO
9totb lcioet. e. Wt. g. &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

Der Die ganje elite Der enalilten
,lno amerifaniideu, fatboliiben
eolonie beiiuobnte.
++++
Ser fur6tbare slusbruh 6es
Veillpes, Der in lesten 5aacn 600
lno Streden i'm ih0nitcn Sbeilc
Stalten's perbreitet bat, iheint iei-
mem gnbe entgeaen Sm gebcn.
3mar perbreitete lid beute Scrmit.
tag in &om BON 9teuem oas Sc.
rtbt, Der slusbruh babe pieoer an
9eitlgfeit 5ugenommen. 9uh lulroe
oiele gtahridt Oementiert. Waebr
als iiinfbunoert Yerionen baben Oas
Seben perloren. eilliae Srtibaiten
iino tbeilpeiie serit0rt poroen lno
5mar tbcils burd 2apaitrome, Die
an einigen Stellem Die S0bc bon
3ebn Wteter uno bic 9reitc bon slpei.
bunSert 0ieter crreihten. tbeils
onrh Den Ginit,,rs Der SGuier in.
folge oes slihenreaens. SSu ciniaen
Srtldaften lag Die geiallene slide
5tpei Weter bof. @enn man be.
oenft, SaB oas ipe5iiiide @elpid,t
oieler slide 21a @ranm pro Gua.
orat.Gentimeter betrGat, 10 fam
man iid leidt Die 2ait porltelen,
Die allf ben flaben IG6ern ser
Sauier 81 liegen fam. 86nia
8ictor Emanuel. Die aoniaiu Selene.
baben ii6 mebrerc Sage lang aui
Der llnaliidsltdttc mligebalten. Ser
I'de1regen hat lid, mui mchrcre
Eropin5en eritreft unb grobe, SGn.
oerltride beihaoist. Gie Hctb Der
yenolteruns lit aroB, ba Ole mcilten
Sellte Mles perloren babcn. Sau.
lenoe bon Ienihen baben jih IN oie
nabeliesenoen Srtidaiten, ia ioaar
bis mad &om gefliidtet. 8iele
tamen in ben &irhem INN, Sereu
Da6cr iniolae ser aroBen slid,en.
men9en einitiiraten. Ser S,inrmel
bate iid 10 perfinltert iniolac bes
aihenregens, oaB geeen Msittaa Ole
Slhter qn9ejillloet lpcroen ,nu6tcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Sluoicuclt's Nblctnnng auslGnbiiGcr
Silfc ruit In Scntid,lano Gat.
tGaidlung herD0r.

...- TT u, 20. lplu.
Sie SerItimnilna iiber Den ableb-
nenoen Scihcio Oes ErGiiDei,tem
&osic,elt All Die bentifen siilfs-
anerbicti,uscn fiir Die unsliifiiben
Spfcr Ser autcitrppbe bon Sat
tSruncIscp lit i'm @ahien belriiien.
2as @eiiibl Der aranflmg iiber Die
nolllg urerpartcte s!biage hat iidp
lpeiter areiie bemidttigt. 9icliab
miro Ser Soifnllng slusoruf per-
licben, Dab Och noh Yiittcl lnt6
Nege gcf,nNer mcrbcn mrhicit unt
cine Gllrdlfiibrlltg ocs bc...tinet
Sicbesluerfs fiir Die Seimgcil@telr
on Der Gacific.aiiIte slr erm0glihen.
'Glnlnpeilen bot bes Erdiibertcn be-
fannte Scpeibc an ySapaa" alle
slftionen gr6Beren Stils. Die einen
ertledlid,cn Griolg perbeibeu. sinr
StillItano qebraht. &
SeridGrft miro sic aqgelneine
Gntti!iiGlmg Ollrb ole Gommeutare
Der 3eitrlngen. in beneu iiber Die
Serme1gerltng Der slnnuhme bent-
lhen Seiitolbs bitter Scihneroc sc-E
filbrt miro. Gs miro oiien allSac.
lproten, baB Scr ErGiioent fein
Heht aebobt 6obe, bie ipontanen
annogebl,ngen Der 9tGhitenliebe 5m-
riid6lhueiien, Inn 70 tpeniger, ais
Eelltitlnno luieOerbolt Die tbatfr1i.
ti9e mo gener0ie Siilfe ser Ser.
Staatcn angenommen babe uno nun
@eleaerbeit nebmen polle, ii& slt
repanhiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Gn8liide 8iid6fe proteitiren sesem
Sas 1tnterridjts-Ueiet.
6 0 nhnn n. 26. slnr

S0n on, 10. Mpru.
1ie romiih fatbolii1en 8iidofe
Der GrSoi05eie bon 8eitminiter ber.
6ffentli6ten beute cine GrflGr,lna
gegen 6as ltnterridts- -@eies. oa oas.
ielbe bon @ritro auf iingereht iei,
inoem es ben 2ofalbeb0roen bic
Gontrolle iiber oen 9ieligions.llnter.
ridt aie6t nno Die gonfissierilng
ODER Vertbeilung BON Stiitungen
m0glid) nladt. Ser gr3bii6of
bon 8eitrniniter fiinSiate beute
slbeno in elmer Geriammlr,na Der
fatboliihen @eiellibait ,9abrbeit"
an. oaB Die engIiiden &atbolifen aui
Die Oeitpirfllng Der gr3biidofe ,,no
Yii9Oie bon Sssrlano uno Shottlano
,lno Die iriiden fatboliiden Yarla-
nlentsmitglieoer rehnen miiilen.
Hem @eies miro in ieoer Weiie
Wioeritan0 ent9egenseiest lper6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Jencr in eincm 6otel ioroert s,pei
Wenid)cnopier.
Sranfe mut tb, Vtid..

6ranfenlnmtb M :. Wfid..
26. slpril.
sSn Dem Sotel bon Senrp @oeB
tamen III Der uerfloiienen gtaht Der
Sater bes gigentbiimers uno ein
arbeiter Nomens g. Sartner in oen
6lanmen INN. pabreno bier unoerc
Eerloneil, slnna Snellins uno slnna
Hleoel, spei Sienitn,Gohcn, ,Sral
Goes, @attin oes Giseuthiilncrs,
ltno ein @aIt 9tamens eugene Wil.
lialns 9ranomunbcn erlitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

slm Gbariamstase biclt 0fisr.
sSsrelano. grsbiihof bon ct. Saul.
in Der engliihcn Mationol.Ssirhe g.
Silpeitro IN Gapito, eimc Nre6ist,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
(Spe5iaf'G GorrciponSens Sieier
3eitnns.)
9attkamtfdJr
1tall)rtdbte1t.
)tns Asr 3ebate it,t6 has
StmsinMt >er ii. SdJrtft.
ST ipiini6t, Saf ale Sentinariiten
oieielbe i'm ltrtegt leiem fOunen.-
Siitorii9e Gauipasen anf
Der WailGnSer Mms.
iteanng.
81 o m, s. s(priI 1906.


Nertbe @eoaftion!
Sn oern Dor einiee1 Sagen er-
idiene1en apoitoliifen S6reiben.
iiber oos Gtubil,nt Der FL. Sbriit
in ben Seninarien, betont Yius Der
3ebnte beion6ers lid niHt bon Der
allgemeiHen 2ebre nn0 Der lleber-
lieferung Der Stride ait ertfernell,
Die neileren gntoedi,ngen niht aus
ben Mueen al laiien, Die a., eeipaa-
ten @ommentarien Der 9eererer aber
a,l bermeioen. OieieS Sdreiben
betrifit beionoers Die italieniiden
Seninarien. in ipelhen oieies Sti.-
blum gum SbeiI bisher iebr ber-
noHl6iiigt tAlrOe. gins Der Sebnte
ipiinidt, SaB 9ieienieen, 6ie iib Die
fem St,,oium ipi6men, audi in Der
grie@iiden uno bebraiid9en spra1c
betDon6ert ieien. INN Die hl. SHrift
i'm nrtert leieH al f6nnen.
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Seute 8ormittqg empfing Gius
Der 3ebnte ben Yrofnrator Der sSa.
mile 8resea aus g. 8emo, bic felt
ber @egierl,ng Sirtns bes Siiniten
Sas YripiIeeium beiist, benz EapIte
,mo ben grsbaiilifen in Mom Die
8almen sr Balmenionntag at lie
fern. 9ieies Yripilegilm fniipft
ii@ an folsenoe 8eeebenbeit. Cir.
tns Der 6iinfte lieB 1886, ben 251a
Meter boben Sbelisf, Der fib iest
in Der Nsitte bes NeterspIases er.
bebt, bon ieinem friiberen Slase
entfernen. Die sluiridtung 0es-
Ielben ging nift 10 leift bon Stat.
ten. Bel Der Sdipierigfeit Der
Sahe batte Der YapIt unter 1ooes.
itrafe Sddpeigen anbeioblen. @Gb.
reno Ser slrbeit batten iid iebod)
bic Stride 6ur1 Die itarfe Neibmng
oern,aben erbist, 6aB elmer 8efabr
lief 3n berbrennen, mas ein arobes
llneliid bdtte berborrufen fonnen.
Dieies bemerfte elm Wfatroie un6
trot oes itrengen gerbotes idrie
6ieier: .@aiier anf oen Strif!"
anftatt Der Straie ernannte Der
Hapit i'm gum 4apitGn uno perlieb
linn uno ieinen Madfonnnen oas
HriDiles Die YaImen gu lieierm.
Dieies 8edt beitebt aud beute nod
in Der Samilie.
Eius Der 3ebnte, benz 8unide
oes Nfaildn6er Musitellirngs-G Gomites
nadfommeno. miro oieier Gage orei
biitoriife gquipaaen, 6eren iid Die
HGpite bis 1870 be6ienten, mad,
Nailano 5ur slusiteQung ienSen.
9ie cine lit Die ie.Gbaiie, in mel.
der Eilis Der Nelinte bon 1860 Sie
peri6ieOenen Yropin3en oes air6en-
itaates beind,te. Sic sneite lit
iene, in peld)er er 1849 BON 8aeto,
iuohin CT Dor Der in Mom ansgebro.
denen &eDolution gefloben mar,
siiriidfebrte; Die brittle enolid) lit
Die @ala-gduipaae oeren er iid Be.
biente, penn er iib nad Dem 2ate-
ran ODER 5llr pdpItliGen 3apelle
begab. Ssn Der gauipage beiin.
BET ii6 Elm fleiner Tbron fir oen
Yapit. uno Dor bieiem Sipei YIGte
fir Die beioen Garoinile, sic i'm
bealeiteten: Die gallipaae murbe bon
ieds Gieroen aesuaen. a la poltillon.
Ter snltm idbenfte biersm Yius
oem Melmten elm foitbares 0eihirr,
meldes audi nod @ailan6 sei6idt
miro. 8. u. q.
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IS abingdon $. g., &c. Mpril.
9as &riegsoepartment bat be.
i6loiien, Dem General @reelep In
San sSrancisco Die neiteren $500
Wonn Grilppen gu idifen, UNI bic
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9nbnqne, SOma 9itustag, ben l. Nfa 1906.

6en6e. Wan bere6net Die 3abl Der
5erltorten @ebdnoe aQer slrt anf
10000.
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n 0 m, ii. Mpril 1906.

Wertbe Meoaftion!
Ssm 2a)lie oes ndditen Monates
luerSem in Der patifaniihen 8aiilifa,
init Der se,uobnten sseicrlihfeit, per.
i@ieoene Seliaiprehullsen itattiin-
Den Mno 5lpar am Ii. Wtai Die Der
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Der IeinD id)eimt iib berabigt ~
j baben.
g eapeI, %. Npril.

9seapeI, %. Mpril.
@eitern gclang es oem NrofeiIor
Matteucci, Director Scr f6nialid)en
SternDarte, Biz gum Rrater 6es
8elups norau6ringen. Gr idil6ert
ben Mnblid, ipelbcr iih bort Dem
guge bietet. als einen Der grob.
artiaiten. Ger Turbmeiier oes
Graters. Der Dor Dem Musbrude oes
Tulfans etiua 100 Sub betrug, be.
tragt iest etna 5000 SUB. gs
meroen feline gliibenoen Steine aus.
geporfen. Die Dor Dem !ettem Nus
brnde, ieood miro einc gerinae
Wen9e glihe ausgelporien. Ter
8eillp ideint ipieher Die Giaeulhaft
zines to0ten SulfanS ans,lnebmen.
Ger ae9el oss araters. pelder lid,
Dor oem slusbrl,he bis 3m elmer
S0he BON 5000 SUB iiber Dem Mee.
rcsipieael crbob, lii Inn etlpa 500
Sub nieoriger geporoen.
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ebrip. @ii,lia 8i1iart; am 20. 6ie
beridie6ener 0ominifaner, nelhe
ibres @lambens balber i'm Sonfin
ben Wartertoo erlitten; am q. Die
Der 8armelitanerinnen bon Gam.
piegne, Die aus SaB sesen Die &eli.
sion. p1bren6 Der frans6iiihen &e.
pollution. in Haris errnorSet ipllr.
Den. -.
Mm 10. Sunni miro iooann bie bes
ebrip. 8onapentilra BON 8arcelona
folgen. 9ieier sriinoete oas 8lo-
tier 9. 9onapent,lra IN ser 9tdbe
beS Yalatin IN &om. Die fird,-
lihen Yeb0roen iperoen bieier Gage
Die sur Seligiprehung nothDenoigen
Wunoer anerfennen ,no bann Sas
.t,lto proceoi poiie" fir bic beuor.
itebenoe Seligipredllng erfldren.
s(uBeroem itebt Die Ginleitlng
6cs Selisipredungs Hro3eiies bier
barmber5iaer Shneiter,t, Die nab.
reno Der iranaoiiihen &epoli,tion
0es 8laubens negem eingcferfert
unb oann aln "a. Slni 1874 in
Gambrai entbauptet ipuroen, benor.
Die Nanen Der bier MGrtprerinnen
iino: Magoalenc Jontain, Naria
2anel. Sbereia Santon nno Sobanna
@erar6.
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briren. 9einahe 800 Yerionen,
gum arSBten 1tcile Sremoe. ipobn.
ten Serielben bel unS 5lpeiblnbert
empiinaen Die bl. Communion ans
oen SGnben bes Yapites.
9sa6 Der Meiie lpobnte Bins Der
Sebnte elmer anOeren Weiie bel, Die
BON ieinem Sefretar Ytisr. 9reiian
gelelem lpllrOe.
slm Gbariamstaae bielt Niisr.
Srelonb, grabiihof bon ct. Saul,
in Der engliidcn Ntational.airde g.
Silpeltro IN Gapito, einc ASreoist,
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Wiener SrOfciior propbeseit aata.
itrupbc fiir fapana.
s apana. 26. 9lpriI

y II q, 70. MprlI.
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Der Dor Dem cubaniihen ,snltitut
Der @illenld,aiten 9prleilusen iiber
ole 9tatllrericteimmgcn bGlt, bat
onollrtL oaB er Sapona Elm 1bn.-.
l'hes Sdidial wic San ,Sroncisco
norails'a9te. cine 9rpbe Seniotiot
crreat. Ter @elelrte iaat. eaB ac.
mIl'e lplllclllhaitlide sln;eihen ibm
oellten oab alpiihcn hem Is. lmb
10. Otai elm Grbbeben uno cine
Slntbpelle Sapana beilniuben iper.
ben Die Slntbmelle miro Die stran6-
aeaeno uno Die Soritdbt @eoa6o
iiberiallen.