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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
Union Valley Voices

Lee aud Charley Gates spent Sun.
day afternoon with Geo. Terry.
Mrs. Bert Kepley made a short call
at school Friday afternoon.
Aaron Kepley and Verne Patterson
were out of school Monday.
Fred Bowers was hauling hay
Saturday.
Anna Neptune spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Jones.
Pearl Patterson spent Sunday with
Mrs. MARBLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. MARBLE and daughter,
Nellie spent Sunday at Mr.. Patter-
S, ms.
Pearl Greasy was out of school last
week
Ladies Mission Society met at tie
church last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Middleton moved on the Willis
farm in this district last week.
VYrle Jones epent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Lon MCGOWAN.
One more week OF school.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
SWede Center

Mr.. Swanson and family visited with
Mr.. Bamquist and family Sunday.
Richard York bonghta fine span Of
horses short time ago.
Nearly all the boys were on hunt
last Tuesday,
Emil Johnson and Ray Hammond
visited with Ellen La Sale last Sun
day.
Young Peoples meeting next Sur
day hight.
The Road Drag has had good rest
for about two weeks.
Ace Muase made business trip to
Chanute last Tuesday.
L. Taylor and son arecutting hedge
for Montague brothers.
A. Lagerquist had his regular ser.
vice here last Sunday morning.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
Austin

Miss Lulu Cowen is working for
Mrs. Moore.
Lucy McDougall and Ethel McLel-
and are in school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flottman spent Sun
day at Mr.. M. Clemens.
Angie Lawrence returned to her
home In Cherrpvale Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Beaner called at Mr..
Tharps Sunday evening.
Mr.. T. Msloney and family visited
Mr.. M. Riley Sunday.
Maggie Coulson spent Sunday after
ternoon with Ethel McLeland.
OWN Irwin visited with the Flott
man boys Sunday.
Ward Gully is working for r. Phelps
this month.
The following were visitors at Mr.
McDougslls Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs
Myers, Herman Flottman, VIM
Sibert, Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps and c. A
Payne. ,
Rol.Q owsn, Bertha Tharp and Alt'
Williams were absent from schoo
Monday.
Oiise ThsYp visited her parents
Saturday and Sunday.
B. Scribners have moved east o
Chsuute.
Nellie Gsughsn spent Sunday will
her parents 1T carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gibson visited a
A. Myers Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Cussc is staying with Mrs
Hole at present.
Walter and Pearl Myers visited will
their nncle, VIM. Sweeney, Sunday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23

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The Burgharts marketed oats in
Chanute last week and the fore part
of this week receiving 25c bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bure hart took
dinner at Mrs. Gericke's Sunday.
A certain young lady of Rollin says
it is an awful thought to think of
| being in love with nice young man
and then having his father TO object
to I he ceremony. TO bad, tn bad, o
how you must feel.
Minpie and Tena Kruger dined
with Amy Rettig Sunday the 18TH
Young men and. women; ,who have a
desire for a. situation as helper On the
farm would do well TO call in this part
Of the country.
Quite a number of our people seem
to be troubled with sore eyes here of
late.
VIM. Kruger was pleasant guest
| of Miss Mckinley. Sunday evening.
William says Allie is a splendid en-
tertainer.
Allie McKinley's school here Will
be out in two weeks.
Friday the % OF March win be the
last day of school at the Valley.
VIM. Burghart sold pony to Chas.
Steinmier of Chanute last week.
Mr.. Verne McGuffey who taught
al the North Valley several years ago
spent Sunday at Stockings last Sun
day.
Geo. Dortois made a business trip to
Chanute Saturday.
Annie Geriche who has been work
ing for f. j. Burghart of Leanna il
staying at home now.
Chas. Oliver was seen walking the
Rollln streets with lantern Sunday
afternoon during the snow storm.
Charley said he might find girl and
not get back home before dark. Good
plan for adults.
The little infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Myer Jr., who was born
last Friday morning, died the same
day iu the afternoon, Interment was
held in the Chanute cemetery. 1t
being an infant had but few of lfe's
SORROWS to know. Yes that young
child has departed for fair lands above
and dwelleth with our Father whom
we all should leve. Although it
seems hard for small children leave us
SO soon. We should be happy to know
that childrsns paths with flowers are
strewn. May we meet such dear little
children in heaven and dwell in eter-
nifty with him who our lives has
given.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23

Harry Crowl is suffering with bad
case of blood poisson In his right arm
and came to see DR.. lies Monday.
The telephone enthusiasm seems to
have died out to some extent Too
cold to dig holes for poles any way.
Some anxiety is felt for the peach
crop here but examination OF some
buds the past week shows that they
are in fair condition though some are
killed. There is still enough to make
a good crop with favorable weather in
in-the future
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
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A SCIENTIFIC WONDER

The cures that stand to it's credit
make Bucklen's ArnIca SalVe a scien-
tific wonder. 1t cured e. X, milford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Hnsbandry,
Waynesboror Pa, of a distressing
case Of Piles. 1t heals the worst
Bures, Sores, Bolls, Ulcers, Cuts,
Wounds, Chill blains and Salt Rheum.
Only 25c at all drug stores.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23

Mr.. Tharp and family spent Sunday
at Nj. Moores.
Nellie Lawrence called on Lucy
McDougall Friday afternoon.
Jerry Hobart and R Phelps thrashed
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Evans moved on
the Ed Colaw place last week.
Mrs. H. Clemens, Sophie and Reka
Flottman visited at Mrs. Nc Douglas
Tuesday afternoon.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AMBITION

You can not accomplish very much
if your liver is inactive as you feel
dull, your eyes heavy and slight ex-
ertion exhausts you. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup stimulates the Ever and
bowels and makes you feel bright and
active, Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and is mild
aud very pleasant to take. Orino is
more effective than pills or ordinary
cathartics, Refuse substitutes.-The
Brown Pharmacy,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
A SEVERE COLD FOR THREE MONTH.

a SEVERE COLD FOX THKEH MONTHS
The following letter from A. ]
Nusbaum, of Batesville, Ind, tells its
own story; II suffered for three
months with a severe cold. A druggist
prepared me some medicine, and a
ply prescribed for me, yet did
not improve. l then tried Foley S
Honey and Tar, and eight doses cured
me-" Refuse ubstitutes.-The Brown
Pharmacy
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
A LIVELY TUSSLE

with that old enemy of the race,
Constipation, often ends in Append
citis. To avoid all serious trouble
with Stomach. Liver and Bowels, take
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They
perfectly regulate these organs with
out pain or discomfort. Csc at all
druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA

A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
fatal, and even when the patient has
recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption.
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen tho lungs
and prevent pneumonia.-The Brown
Pharmacy,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23

FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma,
Cures Group and whooping cough
Cures hoarsenesss and bronchia
1 roubles.
Cures pneumonia and la grippe
The Brown Pharmacy
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23
HE above picture of the
man and fish is the trade
mark ofScott's Emulsion,

and is the synonym for
strength and purity. 1t is sold
in almost all the civilized coun-
tries of the globe.
II the cod fish became extinct
it would be a worldwide calam-
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats i'll nourishing and life-giving
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul-
sion found a way of preparing
cod liver oil 80 that everyone can
take it and get the full value of
the oil without the Objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
best thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people, and all conditions Of
wasting and lost strength.
Send br fss ssnpis.
SCOTT D BOVINE, CHRSusrs
1oe-xls rzAzL srzEzz, FEW xonx
~. and si.o. An druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-23

Burris Bros. make a specially
of farm loans. Rooms and 3
Mercantile building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11

and masters alike. Courters fastened to seek
out the fnery they too seldom wore of late. The
astute reasoned, and the profound were dumb.
Some rumor of the events in Yedo had gained
strength Even the least consequential felt that
turn in fortune had come.
Within the spacious audience-Hall Echizen
and Alor found vantage spots on side of the
Emperor's screen, opposite to that occupied by
the sullen Aidzu. Mori now found that he had
enjoyed a privilege given to the few in having
seen tho whole person of his Emperor. Upon
state occasions, only the face-ror voice, even
gave sign of the presence Of the Son of Heaven
At the head of the hall raised platform ex-
tended across the entire breadth of the apart
ment. To its edge there hung from the ceiling
richly embroidered curtains of heavy silk. The
design was that of dragon whose two frightful
bodies met at the head, which occupied the ex-
act centre of the tapestry. The closely observ-
ant eyes of Mort detected lines the head,
showing that square of the material could be
removed, leaving a small opening 1t was
through this alone that the Emperor, as the
Shinto deity, received the homage of his court.
There was a signal from the samurai who act
ed as master of ceremonies. The outer doors
were pushed to either side to admit the process
sion OF the Shotgun Xii boy scarce fifteen years
of age and his numerous advisers, ministers and
court Among the richly attired crowd of lords
about him was Catzu, plainly the virtual Regent,
and head of the bakufu.
The Shotgun, the Lord OF Catzu, and the en-
tire assemblage fell upon their knees at a sign
from the master of ceremonies.
There was a pause of expectation. Then the
square in the head of the dragon moved aside
Dimly seen, appeared the upper portion of the
head of the Emperor Kommei Tenno.
The Lord of Catzu spoke while still kneeling
without daring to gaze in the direction of the
Emperor behind the screen.
"Your Serene Majesty, Son of Heaven and
Father of Earth" he said, unctuously, "the in.
significant shogunate desires, as of old, to rem
der its fihal submission to thee, and to give
every evidence of its love and devotion"
at is we'll" said a voice from within the
dragons head.
"The Shotgun" continued Catzu, after re-
spectfl pause, "as war lord of your Serene
Highness desires TO ask your Majesty's permis.
sion to Danish all foreigners in your impe.
rial realm as most noxious to your Majesty, and
to close again the ports Of Nippon. The Shotgun
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is well for u.s. We must take advantage of these
very acts of the ronins. Let us follow them up
by expelling the foreigner. If thou wilt but is
sue such a command, united country will back
YOU The shogunate will fight because it must,
while we will do so for our cause and our homes.
Then, the foreigner expelled, thou, sire, thou
and the weakened shogunate may reckon to-
gether."
Eagerly Kommei listened to the Princes
words-eagerly, and with his eyes fastened upon
Morris face. Down dropped his head in thought.
Echizen, Selling the opportunity, seconded
Morris appeal.
"Sire," he exclaimed, "the shogunate must
fall through the foreigner. 1t cannot rest upon
the people Already is it weakened Only give
the command to expel the foreigner and we will
drive him into the seas He will attack the sho-
gunate, and that once vanquished, thou wilt
reign and make peace, perhaps friendship, with
these foreigners.
Still the weakened Emperor hesitated.
al see clearly the results you foreshadow," he
said "but if any detail were to miscarry@" He
shrugged his shoulders and shvered.
There was a sound at the door. The conf
dental valet appeared.
''What is it?'' demanded the Emperor, impa-
tiently.
"Your Majesty" said the valet, kneeing, 'the
Shotgun Xii, accompanied by the Lord of Catzu,
has entered the palace and Graves audience of
your Majesty"
The valet backed from the room drawing the
sliding doors behind him.
Mori drew near to his sovereign until his
burning eyes held Kommei IN an embrace of en-
thusasm.
"see-see, sire" he said, slowly, strongly, so
that every syllable tore its way to the under.
standing of the Mikado-"see, the shogunate is
already weakened. 1t comes creeping to Kioto
to give that nominal submission TO your Maj.
esty ordained by custom to be paid once year,
hut defarred mn IN this daV for inst two hun.
bred and thirty years Already the shogunate,
needing your divine support, crawls. Crush it,
sire-crush itP'
To Echizen the diplomat this new develop.
ment in the situation had unfolded itself with
intuitive rapidity.
"sire" said Echizen. 81 can tell your Majesty
what the shogunate will advocate"
WHAT"
"The closing of the ports and the sending
away of all foreigners"
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They will embroil the shogunate with the
PoWers-the shogunatc, which is responsible to
the foreigners for the peace"
=, But the shogunate had naught to do with
these burnngs and killings"
lrue," said Echizen, smiling slightly, but
THINK you that the silly foreigner is possessed
with your penetration, sire? AT the burning of
the foreign houses the ronins cried in the name
of the shogunate"
"A stroke, truly" said the Emperor, thought
fully.
And having dared this observation the eau
tious Emperor fastened to qualifications.
That is" he began, that is" Then, re-
membering the presence Of Mori, what is his
errandY he asked.
Mori stepped forward. His head was thrown
back. The Shining Prince had forgotten again
that he was in the presence Of the Mikado.
II have come to urge a national necessity
upon your Majesty" he said.
"What is that?"
"To urge your Majesty to give an order for
the expulsion of all foreigners within your en-
pire"
"What" exclaimed the startled Emperor.
Ferventy Mori continued:
"rhe presence Of these foreigners makes the
re-estabshment Of your Majesty in your proper
position impossible. They distract the Imperial
lists from their purpose. Fear, or, rather, uncer-
tainty, in regard to them causes the Imperial
lists to hesitate in attacking the shogunate and
forcing civil war upon the country while these
foreigners are upon the soil. They have multi
piled in such numbers lately that all over the
country the people protest against the privileges
granted to them by the shogunate"
"This sounds logical" said the Emperor, half
to himself.
"Your Majesty, permit me to suggest that
the wrath of the foreigners, through the recent
acts in Yedo will fall upon the shogunate. This
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The Woin&1=s;11z&3S NIStaria : 90 =:

manifest personality of the man there was the
subtle stamp Of effeminacy. The hand, the in.
telligence within the eye--neither gave hint OF
action. The brain could not conceive the hand
could not execute.
Poor lost, poor betrayed cause Of Japan,
would have been the formulation OF Morris CON
clusion as these details, tempered by rehectlon'
came to him.
Then there passed through his mind from the
little, hidden house of memory all those tales
he had heard whispered in secret The Shotgun
had bred the Emperor in Incidence, in eiiemi-
nate luxury, so that the war lord Of the Mlkado
might overwhem his master in the dwaifing
shadow Of real attainment. There was no hope
in this man. Yet the principle was greater than
the man, and it was a violation Of the principle
that had ingufed the man.
These thoughts passed rapidly through Morl s
mind as he Frustrated himself before the MI
kado.
"Oh it is you, Echizen" The voice, small,
without interest, broke upon Mori. Whom
have you there with your"
"Your hghness," answered Echizen,. with
every token Of the deepest respect, II beg to
present to you Keiki, the Prince Of Mort"
Mori, who was still on his knees. touched the
floor with his head and remained for moment
in this humble attitude before his sovereign.
When he raised his head and looked towards the
Mikado he perceived at once that he was frown-
ing, while he made a peculiar movement OF I'M
derstanding in Aidzu's direction, perceving
which the latter shrugged his shoulders. Then,
with the decisive cutting Of nervous fear, the
voice of the Nfikado broke the gap Of silence.
eve were speaking of you just now, Prince of
Mori," he said, with sinister note in his voice.
The evil smile again crossed Aidzu's counte-
nance.
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mas sent an embassy To Europe, that this may
De uone without violence and in dignity"
This time there was M response from the
Mikado behind the tapestry. Catzu, having
paused an instant, resumed:
Has your Serene Highness any commands for
his war lord?'
The voice issued again from the dragon hang.
lngs IL was trihe raised now, but perfectly
"It is decreed that the Prince Of Fchizen is
made premier to the Shotgun. and first Minister
in all our empire"
Catzu was taken aback His head, however,
was bent to the ground in submission.
Thou art the Son of Heaven" he said, while
rage choked his throat.
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But that is just the policy you advocate,
said Kommei ''You will grant me that this Is
suspicious" he quickly added.
Echizen answered: 80
"Your Majesty, the shogunate, realizing us
own weakness, will outwardly identity ltse1
with popular policy. In secret, it has It's own
policy" 49,
"Sire," interiected Mori, beseechingly, i
pray you answer them with the majesty that is
Japan, and commit yourself to no policy with
them. Once they are gone, command the ex,
pulson of the foreigner, and we, your true anu
faithful Imperialists. will obey you at once.
The Emperor's faith was still unsettled, Iheir
proposals he respected, but their loyalty ne ais
trusted.
"You, Echizen, and you, Mori," he said, alb
ruptly, closing period Of silence and thought
'I shall nut Won TO the test Come with me to
the audience hall If you have fathomed the
counsels Of the shogunate it shall be as you
wish"
The Emperor left the chamber. Mori would
have taken the Mikado blindly at his word ana
have followed him to the audience-hall, but for.
the OBTAINING grasp Of Echizen.
"His Majesty MEANS" he explained, that we
shall join him in the anteroom OF the audience
hall He regains his own palace by paths OF
which we must appear ignorant"
Although transported with joy, and IN state
of mind that would permit of little restraint,
Mor was kept in the room by Echizen until
sufficient time had elapsed Then Echizen con-
Quoted the Prince to his own quarters, where
both made suitable changes in their attire. At
the end of an hour the confidential servants of
the Nikado came in person to summon them to
the audencehal
Early as was the hour, the whole Kioto court
was astr to enjoy a profound sensation-the
coming Of the Shotgun to Kioto. The news ran
like fire through the palace carried by servants
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eHAPT Err xxXVI

a last Prince Echizen the new pre-
IA mier, and the Prince Mort completed
i&sSTf, all arrangements for the issue and ex-
EsS&9 ecution of the order promised by the
Mikado
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11

|MDT was the last stage of Morris march
Hi to his seaport of Shimonoseki. In
6eTS0I the extreme rear. with mounted
lsezsg force lately assembled under the di.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11

fT1IE group Of buildings set within the
i walled inclosure known as the Emper-
RsSsszTSl or's palace was not surrounded
YsszSaey were many feudal castles of the dali
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
C H A PIER XXXV

~ TOR moment there was CONSERVATION
| in the breasts of the two men, Mori
Ps5Esss.;;ysa and Echizen, while the baeful per-
t&WEW sonality of Aidzu, seeming to expand
on winus Of hate diffused ;tself
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
(Sleiner Seitras sur Chung Der
iosialen Trase.)
III.

90 atboliih fam man audi Die
Samilie niht nennen, melfe
III iid 5ipar tatboliih nennt
Sv unO nennen laBt, no ober
Der @eilt Der iogen. Cole
rang berri1t, mas beionbers In pro.
minent iein ipollenben Samilien por-
fommt, no man etma iaet: n8ir
iino 5ipar fatbolii6, aber man muB
bod Seoermann nod ieiner
lleberaeugung leben laiien ieoe
Geligion lit gleif gut, ipenn man
MIR redtiGoffen, a%nitanois, IRE.
%ipectable" az leben meiB NIT
einem @ort, no reIigiOe
@Ieibgiltiefeit, Snoifferen'
tismus Die Sreuoiefeit unb gesei-
iterung fir ben fatboliihen @lal.
ben unterbriidt, uno bereits err
orildt bat; mo man ii6 ieines eige-
men 8~laubens, nnmentlib Dor
anoersalG,ibieen didn't, mo- ia fem
Seiligenbilb i'm Barlor an Der
8ano bGneen bari nirgenos elm
8eibmaiierfeiielhen, &ru3ifir, mo ia
fein fatboliifes Bud unb ia feline
fatboliide 3eitung ODER 3eitihrift
auf benz Glide lieeen bari uno cine
beut e crit reht niht, UNI ia
niht als 81 fromm, altmooiid to-
tboliib unb otoo butfp" bon einem
Imerifaner gebalten az mer6en.
gs lit bas nifts anberes, als elm
perhIeierter uneIaube
nnb 5eugt bon erbGrmliher
6 + araft ter d ~ d d e.
@enn man fatboliib lit, muB man
aif ben W1itb baben, ols fatbo-
lid 5u erideinen unb iib oils
4atbolif 81 befennen.
&atbolii6 fann man idliebli6
alif Die Samilie niht nennen,
melfe Smar ibren fatboliiden
@lauben often befennt, aber ii6 IN
ibrem 9eben niht nm bic
8orf1riften bes @Iau-
immert mo nt6t bes
Moreens, bel 9iid unb ann
@benb gebetet mirb, po man
nidt regelmdbig in ben 8ottes-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-06
(Spe5iea fir hieie 2eituna.)
gnn ,,atttnnm''.

bienit, Sonntags @or- uno gtaf-
mittags, niht au Den III. Safra.
menten eebt, mo man liberalen,
mobernen, auBerfirhliden, sefdbr.
liden S%ereinen iib anihlieBt, mo-
man feline @brfurdt 5eigt Dor
Stride unb eifrieen Yrieitern, mo
man nur iolf,e veleift" ipie
mar amerifaniif-beu iih aus
oriidt = Die rup-to-Oate" iino, no
man iif am firdlifen 2eben niht
betbeilist, mo 8eitrdse fir Stride
unb Shnle entipeoer gar nift,
ODER MIR nit @iberwilen ODER nift
nod &rGften geseben meroen, mo-
ME @lmoien geipenoet mirb, mdb-
reno man fir 8ereniieen uno
2ur,is @elb genus bat, no feline
elite uno Gbrbarfeit berriht,
Sobne unb Sodter MabtibpGrmer
iein biirfen, mo man Die &inber in
Die Bubble Shools" ihidt nno
ipGter in Sigh Sdools", mo bic
Sobne uno Eo6ter gemifhte Chen
eineeben s~iirfen, mo Der Bapa uno
feline Sobne l~iberalen, eefabrlihen
8ereinen iid aniblieBen, no man
liberale, n~eutrale, inoifferente, oft
nod gla,ibens- nno iitten.eefabr-
lihe 3eitunseL 8iiher nnb
Sdriften IieIt, natiirli6 MIR eng
liihe, neil oas mebr .up.to-6ate"
i,no prominenter lit CD, mo man
8ilber in Den 8arlors liebt, Die elm
Sobn aif @larbe uno Site iino,
mo man bel Tooesf6len sroBartige
2eidenfeier balt, foitipielige SGree
nit 8iumen reidlih eeidmiidt iid
peridafft, cine srobartiee 9ei6en-
reip. 2obrebe ais Spe5ialitat Der.
lanst unS aii6 befommt, biele
9rrtiden beiteat II. I. no, aber nidt
an @ebet, @eibmaifer, Mlmoien.
81. Meiien, 9eift, Communion
uno gbI6iie oenft, no man bic Ser
itorbenen nod Der eroBartigen nup.
to.oate" 2eihenfeier balo pergeiien
bat rno nidts mebr fir lie tbut
II. (. no. 90 feblt Der @eiit
GIaubens eansItd,