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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-21
Cat Shoe Opens Tomorrow;
Scat for the Shabby Ones,
AwStOcYaCy Has It's Day

Philadelphia. VIII present his I'VE Per
sian cats, among them N,rone, ins-
ported from England, and Doctors
Dolile, Netued at Sl00.
Best Solid Color.
Columbia Patrick. the best solid-color
male In the New York show. will be
among those present. as will Miss Tib-
belts Looyah and Don o. Dreams. two
beautiful blues; and Dewey. the mascot
of the Soldiers, Sailors. and Marines
Club. Master Eugene Perkins will pre-
mt six cats from TowsOn. Nd.
In addition 90 the drisJOcrats. the field
Is open TO the snort-haired felines and
their owners are invited TO enter them
in the competition. Numerous prizes are
offered as well as first. second, and third
ribbons. Mrs. Frye, Of Buffalo, secre-
taTy OF the Cat FancieTs' Association.
Will send her two chinChilla cats. Cas-
car. OF imported stock. and Sweet Marie
both OF which are within a few points
CT their championship.
Z From Kilravock Kat Kennels, owned
by Miss krOch. of Orange. \. J., will
come Kllravock Chorlster. a beautiful
white male; Kilravock Boppe, the best
blue male IN the recent New York show
Ktlr8VOck. Earl of Airlie. a titled Eng
lishman; kilTavCck Lady Jane, q blue,
and KilravOck Mora.
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CHARGES POLICE
WITH FAYORITISh
Captain Sullivan Denies
Complaint Made by
Andrew Graham.

Complaint concerning the conduct OF
police OF the Second precinct In the ar
rest of Mckenzie Rbnins, has been made
to the Commissioners by kndreW 3.
Graham. Mr.. Graham says that war
rant sworn out for Rollins for the al
legged theft OK rubber boots and other
goods was not served until he had made
one or two appeals 20 the policemen Mr..
Graham claims also that the accused
when arrested was allowed his liberty
Immediately on his personal recognI-
zance.
Capt. Daniel Sullivan. OF the Second
precinct. says that the latter part Of
Mr.. Graham's statement IS erroneous,
az Rollins was held until a bond was
deposited for his appearance in court
The arrest, Captain Sullivan said. could
have been effected without difficulty
had 1t not been fer an agreement with
Rollins attorney that he was 10 appear
IN court when wanted without being
arrested. This he failed 10 do, and II
was later necessary 10 arrest him
Major Sylvester, after reviewing the
case. said that he did not think the
Officers blamable, but II Mr.. Graham
feels otherwise the department viii
place the case before the trial board for
Investigation. providing charges OF negli-
gence are preferred under oath.
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Meow! meow meow!
American and foreign stars Of the
first magnitude are billed as the at
fractions of the Washington Cal Show.
which opens tomorrow in tho Lehman
building, 1s25 New York avenue north
west
The engagement OF this brilliant ag-
gregation will end Saturday night The
show Is presented under the auspices
OF the Washington Cat Club, OF which
Mrs. Henry L West IS president
Stars in the Show.
Among the headHners Of the cast is
Jock Of Daybreak, recently purchased
by Mrs. Henry c. b. Cridley, OF Dan
vile. n. Y. for $3.50. Jock Is a shaded
silver cat of great beauty and gor-
geous coat and is one Of the prize
winners Of tho New York show.
Another of the visitors Is Champion
Petite X, a beautiful cream, who has
already won ten points which enitle
him tC the championship. Petite Is
owned by Mrs. Mathis, Of Norton
Heights. conn.
The only Siamese as vet entered is
Siamese Princess. owned b. Chief JUS
tice Harlan. DR.. William Dugan, Of
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DEMAND TRUTH IN REPORT
OF GAS MONOPOLY
0contInued ION 80 Page.l

- III "a - -Ash--S
the forthcoming reports do not justify
the expectations OF the men who passed
the reporting law.
The cheering confidence which this
community repoSas IN the moral charac-
ter and business integrity of the Gas
Monopoly is once more illustrated by q
letter received by The Times. anent the
matter of overbilling S-~tomers for
gas This letter is typical, ID because
Il tells one customers experience in
trying 10 get redress Il Is printed In
full.
To The Editor or The Washington Times:
You are certainly 10 be commended
for the attitude you have taken toward
the gas company. Bun snouId you sue
coed in getting the price Of gas reduced.
nominally TO 60 or 70 cents. what womb
hinder the company from recouplng It.
self for this reduction by padding the
measurement?
Il have always felt that I was being
cheated by an overcharge for about
twice as much gas as I consumed
This impression has been strengthened
by comparison OF my bill with that OF
my neighbors and By variations OF my
own. Sometimes when the house has
been closed nearly all the time for
awhile the bin for thar month would
be more than for the preceding month
when full use was made But l have
never got any satisfaction by complain
ing and usually but scant courtesy
in response 10 my complaint the
meter was once taken out for the pre-
tended purpose Of testing IL. The COM
pany did tne whole business. and re-
ported that & had registered little too
much, bat not so much but I must pay
all the expenses OF inspection and test.
"A man IS supposed to be around once
month To read the meter. He may do
that as the outside hall door IS always
open I'm daytime. but on an average We
have hardly seen him once a year.
Now, suppose the employees 10 secure
favor measure literally for the COM
pany, or that the company lets IL be
understood that nothing must be over
looked IN the way OF putting on all the
traffic will bear What Is TO hinder
very considerable overcnarges? PrOba-
bly, not their honesty.
'I have long felt that I was being
robbed. but / did not know or anything
! could do 10 prevent 70. DO you think
that Congress can do or will do any
thing 10 safeguard the interests 81 the
consumer? ! hope so. Yours truly,
LONG SUFFERER
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EXAMINATION ORDERS ISSUED.

General orders were Issued by the
War Department today providing for a
second examination OF candidates OF the
enlisted force OF the army for promotion
10 the grade OF second lieutenant The
date Of the first snail examination has
been moved up 10 July I instead OF
September !, and a second preliminary
examination viii be held on September
30 and a second final examination on
January 2 1909
1t was decided 70 have two examine
tions by reason Of the large number OF
vacancies existing,
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BISHOP AND MRS. CRANST0N
POSTPONE THEIR RECEPTION

Bishop and Mrs. Cranston, who an
nounced a reception to the congregation
az Metropolitan Church tonight. have
postponed II until further notice
The reinforcement was necessltated
by the death of the mother OF the Kew
Frank NJ Bristol, pastor Of the church.
II IS believed the reception viii be held
within the next week or ten days.
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Special Notices.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the Northern Liberty Market
Association viii be held at the office OF
the company, Room Is, Hutchins Build
ing, 93l d st. NV, Washington. D. c. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY Z. 1905. at 1
O'CLOCK p NJ, for the purpose Of
electing Trustees for the ensuing year,
and transacting such other business os
may properly come before the meeting
BY order OF the President. ". j. DANTE,
Secretary. ja6,s,lS,l6,4
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. January IS, 1898. The
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the WaShlL ton Gas Light Company for
the election of directors and for such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting, Will be held at the
office OF the Company. as 10th Street
northwest MONDAY FEBRUARY 5.
1905. at TWELVE O'CLOCK Nj. The
oils viii be open from twelve o'clock
ORME, Secretary, 1al6-16t-eNsu
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
ANCE Company % the District % Column
bla. Washington. January IS, 1905 The an
nual meeting OF the MUTUAL FIRE IL
SURANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA viii be held on the FIRST
MONDAY in February (the 80 prOximo) al
the office OF tbs company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue northwest. commenc-
ing az 3 O'Clock a n.
BY the charter Of the company the election
u seven managers to conduct the affairs OF
the company Is required to be held at the
above meeting.
BY the sixth a-'icIs Of the bylaws OF the
company Il IS provided: At the annual
meeting OF the company, the first business
in order shall be the appointment OF chair
man, who shall conduct the meeting and
election in accordance With the act Of in
corporation. between the hours Of O'Clock
a. m and D. m
Amount OF premium nOtes-........ s., 6sa. TI6 96
Amount OF cash on hand ........-... Z, 1913 %
Securities 23S ~ o.
Real estate....--..--...-- ~ SS6 Is
Once furniture and fixtures. 5G0 %
Losses by IRE. adjusted and paid
IN 1907 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6Ies IS
The annual statement viii be ready for
distribution at the office OF the company
about February l, 1905.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
Z PIERCE BOTELER. Secretary
5sI9-16t
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the man she loved to the lawyer OF
the man who ruined her
well. they were all sealed up. No
body could read them. Mr.. Hummel
sealed them and put them in the safe
in my presence
,'Ihaw was carrying revolver
YES"
''Why?"
He told me Roger O'Mara told him
It was necessary for his protection
And ne carried this revolver con-
tinually from 1903 until the night of the
killing OF Winter"
Trip Abroad in 1904.
when you went abroad in 1so4. where
did you go?"
ITO London for two weeks, then 20
Monte Carlo. the Riviera. Switzerland,
and back 20 Paris. We then returned 20
America and stopped at the Cumberland.
thought we had better separate and We
did"
But you saw him frequently"
did you meet his famly?"
Not then. l had to go to the hos
pital- After I came out I went 20 an
apartment on Madison avenue"
How long dic you remain there?"
Until ! went a. PtttSburg to get mar
ried"
After you were married. where did
you go?"
Went West After Wedding.
I'VE went west tnen returned 70
Plttsburg"
And then you came to New York;"
How long were you IN New York
before White was killed?"
1T might have been two or three
weeks"
Did you and Thaw frequently dis
cUss Winter"
We did"
And is it true you tried 70 impress
on Thaw that outside Of the one thing
YOU thought Stanford White an ideal
friend that he was kind and consider
ate and had always been very good 10
you2"
II told him so"
And you wrote this letter 10 your
husband in Martins, telling him the
'blackguard had been there and gone
out2 Using that language when YOU
considered White a good friend?'
Admits Writing Note.
Il wrote a note"
white was not there?"
'He had gone, but didn't know be
would not come back
And YOU knew Your husband had
his revolver IN his pOCket2"
Il didn't know anything OF the kind.
did not know he was then carrying a
revolver"
And you kept telling your husband
all the nice things about White when
ever he was discussed; that eve ~ one
liked him and spoke well Of HIM. did
your
Yes, and I also told him that White
had a mania for young girls"
This latter addition displeased Je-
rome and on his motion justice Bowling
ordered the comment stricken out.
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BALINGER-On Sunday. Janua,y 70. 1s0s
at 10 D. M, AZ the residence Of her son r
q. Baiinger, U1fion Hiu, Va, MARY VTR-
GINA. wiz Of George W Balinger. IN her
seventy tTEt year.
Fz=eraI services al Oak HIN Chapel
Wednesday. Jauua-y e. at $50 p. m Rel
atives and friends invited 10 attend.
3a2o-2t
cOURTIs-On Monday. January %. 1905 At
y 70 a. u-s Rear Admiral FRANK COL-R-
us. l. S. y. tretired).
Funeral services a. The Cairo Il a.
m. Wednesday. fa20-2t
HARTIGAN-A special session ~ -vasbf,r-
ton Lodge. No. Is. 3. p. o. Elks. win be
he'd on Wednesday the 22d inst. at s.I5
a. m f1r the purpose OF attending the fun
eral Of our late brother. THOMAS F.
HARTIGAN. By order OF HUGH F. HAIR
NEH. Exalted Ruler. Attest: RICHARD
a. OBRIEN. Secretary. Il
HARTIGAN-A special meeting OF wash
ingto7 Aerte, no. -, FratsrnaI order Of
Eagles, IS called for Wednesday morning.
January p. 1903 az B.I5 a. m al the
Eagles Home, TO attend the funeral OF
Brother THOMAS p. HARTIGAN WARD
SAVAGE. President. J. D. BRITT. secre-
tan. II
KASCKA--Suddenly. on Sunday January
ls. 1885, at 6+s Second street northeast, JO-
Hshment et O'Clock ?. m Wednesday,
January q 1t
WEsTERFIELD-On Jauua - -. 1898, ELF
ABEIA J WESTERFIEI.I. wife OF the
late James Westerneld. ages Eighty-ive
years.
Funeral wednesday. at 3 o'clock Q. m
from the late residence. 1874 Twentieth
street northwest. Relatives and friends in
vited TO attend Il
TRACEY-On Monday. January %. 1908 81
$50 p. m. ESAiE GRACE. infant daughtt r
OF Edgar and Ella Tracey, aged II days
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Severe attack of Grip
cured by Father Johns
Medicine.

Fall River. Mass, has recovered from n
severe attack or the grip and pleurisy
Il used nothing but Father Johns Medi-
cine. II is a splendid remedy" says
Miss Mccormick. Cures throat and lung
troubles and Is a grand body builder.
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in Europe and knew he did not have
any hypodermic. 1 knew lie had some
thing. but also was aware that il was
not a hypodermic needle. He said l
had no right TO believe Sch stories
And you say that while at RectOrs
a man described as not a friend OF Stan
ford Whites came tONthe table. he being
the man who told you Thaw had beaten
grip
Yes. Mr.. Dillingham; came over and
sat doEn while We were eating"
Not Friendly to White.
And this IS the theatrical manager
you said was not a friend OF Whlte's?',,
yes, sir"
what did he say?'
I'm sure 1 don't remember"
Did you tell Thaw of going with
Mr.. Garland on his yacht IN 1922
was that the summer you met Jack
Barrymore
1T was
And You had trouble with your
mother on account OF Barrymore
Jerome suddenly switched back to
ION the night of Christmas, 1893. did
you go anywhere with Thaw?'
1chr 10 A4AAAtA-
who was with your
Charles Sanders. Mr.. Warren, and
Edna Mcclure"
Did anything occur that night?
Eyes, We talked about White
Evelyn and JeAme Fence.
Jerome read several questions and
answers from the record OF the last
trial and asked If Ter replies as he read
them were correct.
Let me see the record and can say"
After looking at it a minute, she said;
"OE, yes. 1 said that, but I wish
you'd read further along You are TAX
ing an unfair advantage. The explana-
ton is below"
The witness asked Justice Bowling TO
have the complete record read He
testify reprimanded her, saying.
IF YOU have anything to say. please
COnfine your remarks 70 counsel"
The next few minutes " ere devoted
10 repartee between jerome and witness,
she fencing against answering unless
the entire record was read.
Going back 10 the Christmas night
episode" Jerome demanded after din
ner that night, did you accompany ThaW
10 his apartments
Eyes"
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Admits Writing Note.
TO CURE A COLD IN ON, DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnins Tablets
Druggists refund money II Il falls 20 cure.
E. ". GROVES signature IS on each box. sc
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We have spent ~ years in learning
how best to prepare these beans

We cook in live steam the beans Drowned
broken They baked until meay yet they nutty
Our heated to PAS degrees so the fibre is
broken down, and the beans digestible
The beans, the tomato and the pork all baked
together Thus get delicious blend.
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Born
Died

Mr.. AND MRS. o. L. CT
EN-. daughter.
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With Thaw Constantly.

And then after that you remained
with Thaw pretty cons aLtly?'
Il did
did you ever meet White again?''
"Once. In a hospital. where I went
TO see some one else"
Where did you live IL 1902"
at the Grand Hotel"
with Thaw2'
HE was there"
What name did you live under2"
Under my own, Evelyn Nesbit, I
guess"
What name did Thaw use?"
. Every one about the hotel called him
Mr.. PaTr."
while riding down Fifth avenue that
spring did you see Whlte2"
Il did"
And old he call you UP on the phone
after you got TO the hotel and tell you
It was good to h EAR your voice again,
and ask to come over TO see your
ole did q"
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Special Notices.
DE-. CARLETON VAUGHAN.

Reliable Dentistry-ReasonabI bic Prices.
Phone Main 2056- 10l2 + ST. y. w.
ialQ-ff
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Jerome Dwells on Letters.

Jerome led the witness back over
the ground fully covered yesterday. and
this morning with her travels with
Thaw abroad; her return to America on
his money, and her trip to HummeTs
Office, but she stuck to her previous
answers. Jerome dwelt at length at
witness turning over her letters from
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-21

NO PAIN. NO HIGH PRICES. SETS 0t
teeth s.: teeth without plates s.; gold
crowns. 50; PAINLESS MOTLEY, Gil 7th St
NV. Washington Original Painless Dentist
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Van Camps pork and beans
baked with tomato sauce

Compare them with home-cooked beans.
Home beans heavy and hard digest because you
lack the facilities to apply the needed heat
Some are baked to crisp; less than half
baked
And if you compare Van Camps with other brands
you will see why we advertise.
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Bookbinding that excels

You can rely on getting the finest kind rr
WORK when the bookbinding is done here.
Hodges Big BookbinGery. 43l2a nth. next star
LEGAL ADVICE. ALL CASES. COL
lection, domestic troubles. estates set
tied, damage to person or property ad-
1usted; moderate charges; confidential
u. s. LEGAL CORP. 307 Bond Bldg
ja1-20t
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Next Esseting With NAV.

''when did you next see Thaw?''
Around Christmas, 1903"
did you then tell him Of your ex-
periences in HummeTs Officer"
"Oh. told him something don't re-
member al. But I did not tell Thaw
White and Hummel wanted me to sign
those papers against him."
You told Thaw you had heard he was
q morphine fiend?"
Yes
what die. he say?"
''He told me that I had been with him
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We Know How

Please learn what difference there
is in baked beans, and what makes II
First beans. We pay $40 per bushel for ours to
get the choicest Michigan beans. Some 80 cents
We get only the whtest the plumpest, fuestgrown
Then the tomato We could buy sauce ready made
for exactly one-ffth what make
But only vine-ripened tomatoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
tsmltarkampfssrtdJem mtn ~atetter-
leadJtru lit OeFterrrtdD.

as pnrbc on bieIcr Steac ifon
III friiber einmal auf Die trnuz
" rtgen @nt9leiiungen beS otter
reifii6en YrpieWor5 @ a + II
M II 3 %bingepieien, ienes Wannes,
ipelfer Die @ottbeit Gbrilti lelgnet
unb lid baiiir bon bcn Steuer9elDern
be5 tatboliihen, Diterreidii6eu 8olfes
n,dltet, jene5 n8elebrten", nelGer
feline Seipeiie aus 8aedels pcrlo9enen
~8eltrdtbiel" bernimmt uub ais 9an5
gcpobnIider Ibi6reiber Idon ldn9it
blosgeltellt ipuroe. Wa5 man
bamals abnte, lit beute bcrcits our
&irfliffeit geporDen, - baB nGmlih
Der 8 q b rmun0 8 H II NJ NJ c |
MIR bo8u bienen ioq, in bns, bereits
i6pd6er geporoene Strebieucr Der
2ps>ppnz8o : g%etpeguug, friihes
Gel 81 9ieBen. Nls Der Inter
ri6tsminiiter Die SorIeiun9en @nDrz
muno's ilbcr tatbolii1 $
air6cnrcdt porldufig unteriugte, mar
CO Der &ou5u9sz AusifuB Der III
Of : n%ationalen StuOentenIfdft,
%genannt ofreibeitlid)en" Stubenten,
pelder iol9enoes unperi6amte, 10
edit iiioiid fre6eS Memorandum an
tbn rid)tete:
Il. @ir perIdngcn bic 3uriidz
3iebung be5 @rlaiie5 bes f. t. Inter
ri6tsmtniItertums. nit ipeldem Die
Ginltelung Der Semillar llebun9en
oes TrofeNors @abrmuno perfl8t
muroe.
~. &ir berlanaen Silr0i6nf>
ten bnfiir. baB Die 0~ebrtbdtigteit bes
Yrofeiiors Babrmlnb in Snnsbrud
(ndmilih bic fortgeieetc Eeu9nung
uno @erb0bnuno Der @ott6eit Gbriiti)
nidt lpeiter b%ebinbert unO Die fernere
@usii6una oe5 2e6ramte5 De5 9enanmz
ten YrpfcIlprS I'M na6iten Semelter
9arautiert ipiro.
o3. Wir bcrlangen bis sur
Iusiiblln9 Der III I uno 2 e~efennz
5cidneten &erfIigungen Die @inIte(e
lung iGmmtlifcr Yorleiun9en, llebunz
gen uuD grturiionen an allen &o9s
lfulen."
@aS 10 cine llnberiddmte i6nobbe>
rioe - lno 30 Shritt 3egen Den
@ino nnf &noblaud buftenoe Suoens
bnnbc nit Den @orleiun9en zines
Yrofciiors ijbcr fat6otiides airden>
1cdbt 3u idaficn bat, lit nlr Damn pcrs
itdublidl, nenn man Ben inferualeu
6nB fennt. Ben bieic Sippe bon jeber
Qeoen Die fatboliihe Stride begtc. Iis
oieicr foIheren 2aus6uben : @eieQ@
idaft gebcn Die YreBjubeu bcrpor,
pelhe in ben er6Bten unb cinilubz
rciGiten @lGttcrn Die offentlide Weiz
mlnq bc6crrifcn. sic itcQcn lid,
e6en in Den 9icnIt bc5 Sreimaurer>
tbums unD bcs @roBfnpitals, lie ent>
i6ulDi9en ba5 &aiter uno pertbetni8en
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(Spc3ieu fir bieie 3eitun9.),
nun J. i.

9ion BADEN, rnb INN tie burd S1oz
nul9 ibrer reliaioien @efiiblc I'm 10
lcid)ter fiir Die io5ialiitii6c S1rtei 5l
9ctpinncn. Scnn in Dem So5ialiitenz
itante lit fem &ias fir Nelisipn iibrig.
acinc Stride fonnte gcbnllt, feline rclis
9iolc Sdntle fDl1ntc crrid]tet iperoen,
neil Der SnuplnB, bie Muterialen, Sic
0tittel llno Die Irbeiter icblen Mir
Ben. Don Srieitern uno 4reoiaern
tDnnte bel Den So5ialiItcn feline Nebe
lein. neil Illc Nrbeiter Iein milBten,
lelbit bas SnmiIienleben miibte uufz
hDren, neil Dicier Staut bic @r5icb>
un9 Der ainncr iibernimnt, Die .ireie
9iebe" proflnmirt unb Die Srauen
ebenio sur Irbeit berncnbct mic sic
Wdnncr. Wo fem 8lab mcbr lit fir
Dffentlife Eeligion, bn lit auf feiner
fir Sripatreli9iou, neil CO fiir einen
Weniheu u%nmDslid lit. I'M 0ffentz
lidcn 2eber atbeiitiid unb I'M Yripdtz
leben Gin 9ldubiger GbriIt 81 iein.
@er cinnlal GbriIt lit, Der lit per>
pfliftet. ieinen 9lduben lplpobl i'm
%pffentlifen ais i'm pripdten 2e6cn 5l
befennen. Sa Der So5idlismus bie1es
aber ni6t 5laebcn fam, 10 fam CT
aud feline STANDARDIZATION toleriren; CT
iebt tic nuf DEN Illsiterbes @tat. Sit
aber sic Geligion niHt bios Safe Der
gin5elnen. ionbern auh Sofe bes
Stnates, bunn miB auh bic Heli9ipn
cine oifentlihe Snhe Iein. 3. +. tic
mub cincn ofientlidcn aultu5 baben,
an Dem Der Staat ais iol6er iif be-
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,,la lit 9nptem mmh aatals u~erlnren!

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