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The sun., 1910-07-16
O'CON>OR. HE kNOW SFiSHIONS,
And Iiis kae~iefxr Nets the Go,rrnm~nt
5000 Duty on n Gown.

\ woman wearing a gown of foreign
mak" according tp the viewpoint of act
ing Deputy surveyor John =. O'Cnnnor
who uays attention to the fashions landed
yesterday from the Cunarder IiIsitania
size lad mad. a .eclaration in which
sh" admitted having several hundred
dollars worm - dutilble stun O'Counor
a-ked hor Il sl,o had not something elss
that sh, wIuid hEc to declare. aud shs
said she had not
lie sGgge-tsd that he' gown seemed to
be II III" latest Pnrisian style. and she
-milingly remarked that indeed u was
Mt. IL was J'I-t a simpl. lmcricln mad.
creation and that - CCrta n dres-makar
uptown vTS tho creator ~ u In that
cas-. O'Cuunor slid, he would call up
the dre-smAker and confirm the mes
senRer. assertion Tho woman smiled
n gain. hIt not 50 sw~etly. and said that
she thought ~. gown might be included
m the declaration she had made
1t WIS. and Cncle sam thus received
about sgJO more than he might have got
u o Connor had not been up in the latest
fashions.
The sun., 1910-07-16
OBITI ARR.

Fred PIERCE Bacon. editor Of The Boat on
fOar1Fr died at his home In HOIDury ester
day morning after a brief illness He had
been in poor health since February. but the
end came suddenly. Nr bacon was born
on July %. isag His father. Thomas &
and his hat shop IN DoCk Square was land
marx for more than a grneIation The son
Va graduate cd from the BTimmeT School
waS attracted to Journalism and beS anne
one Of the nrut employees Of the Dtobs. He
then v~hi to the H,Tuid. where he remained
music editor About year ago Mr.. Bacon
became editor and part owner Of the
FoVTtTr lie had great enth'eiasm for hia
profession aud during his Iite he had b~en
ihe means OF Introducing many famou ,
artists 70 Bo@ton audiences lie hai almost
no Interests outside h'- music and drama ic
work and hts home where he did most oi his
writing HIS wife. who wts Miss Helen
Tur.ll of Boston. survive him
AloI- Nirsohing Inventor of tho stO" X
quotation tirker, died on Thursday night
in ht- seventy ninth year a. his home. iss
south Eixhth street. Williamsburg Nj
WIr-rhtnK wA- born In Vienna lie came
10 Amersa when he was II years old lie
was apprentioed 20 an "lc' trI al engineer
the profession being then N u. infancy
Almost from the beginning of bis busine-.
career he began 90 invent el"y trial dew tces
" hile hs Vaz super intsnd~nt Of large
sleytrral ron -rn he assisted in in-talling
a FIRE alarm Telegraph ,y-tem IN NsW YORK
lie invented 'lo'k that licked for two
wears without rev indiEg and ~ the time of
his death he vR- WORKING A. another 'lo"k
whtsh Naz designed 20 run for maug wear.
" ith0ut batnk wound up ~" va a ,hart'T
member of the tanaT-ie Va ht club and HH-
a.tive IN Mason, AnAirs lie 10 survived by
IoUT sons aud nVo daushtera
The sun., 1910-07-16
SHIPS BrMP ~ 4 roc
One Gets Back Here with DtmcultS
Other Gees on Nay I.eaklnU.

The British steamship Karema, which
sailed on Tuesday for ports Of the far
East with a general cargo. including q
lot oT construction steel and iron. came
hack Yesterday and anchored OF Quaran-
tine With a hole IN her port side ahaft
amldShips that came pretty near letting
in enough OF the Atlantic IN sink her in
a dense fog twenty-five miles east of
Nantucket on "Wednesday morning. The
ship that smashed into her. tho British
freightsr Regulus. bound from Wabana
for Philadelphia nth a cargo of irUn ore.
came to anchor of Reedy's Island, at the
head OF Delaware Ray with her bows
caved in and leading badly.
Capt. II. X. jackson OF the Karema said
the pluck Oi Chief Engineer J Fothering-
ham. his assistants and the ships car
pentor. who worked in water up 10 their
neCks at times was all that saved the ship
from laundering A fog blast on the port
bow was the first warning Capt. JACKSON
got OF the nearness OF the Regulus
tie telegraphed Ia the engine room
the stop and full speed astern signals and
was making a bit Of sisrnwAy when the
Regulus, going az about six knots. hit ,
making slit. mostly under water. through
which the sea came 80 swiftly that II put
out the fires of the lowoT furnaces and
forced the stOkeru on deck. For q moment
the skipper thought he would have TO take
20 tho boats. and they were swung out on
the advits and provisioned
Meanwhile ast hel og put IL, explosives
were fred tn attract help. The Regulus
seemed too badly wounded as she driftee
OF in tho fog tn be Of any service to thd
karema. The pumps would not work,
there being no steam, and the engineer and
carpenter rigGed jury pump and man
ae Tn nftN a.sh he. n hsa
outside that stopped the inflow and en-
abled the men To get steam up again.
The deckload II coal which was neces-
sar7' tn take the ship to her first stop,
Algiers. was shifted to starboard listing
the ship that way and thus helping TO
bring the wound on the port partly above
the water line. The steam pumps wers
started and the freighter headed back 10
port She will go into drydock for repairs
and will sai again within a month
The sun., 1910-07-16

Pope Makes shurch Extension Org aniza-
ttOn tanonlcal.

Pope Plus y has issued brief making
the Catholic Church Extension society
"A canonical organiza tion under the guild
anoe OF the Vatican and causing many
changes IN it's Internal operations. The
brief practically makes the society prov
inos of the archdiocese Of Chicago and
fixes that the Archbshops OF Chicago
shall hold in perpetuity the offica Of Cham
Cellor of the organization. This IL ths
highest offics in its gift
Cardinal Martinclli has been appointed
by the Pop To b" the Cardinal Protector.
Another change Effected by the brief ~
directed ~ tie method 81 selecting the
active president. Beginning with Octo-
Der Is. when the new legislation becomes
operative, the board of managers will
present three names to the Pore. lust as n
done IN the selecting Of priests for Bishop
rIcs Prior u this the board elected a
president The Very Rev Francis e
Kelley occupies this office and there is
every indication that he will he tho unani-
nous choice of the board to succeed him
self
The society is less than FIVE years old
and in the beginning was nothing more
than a private activity formed under the
direction of Archbishop Quigley IL
built tJO churches introduced the chap el
car for Catholics living in hamlets scat
tered along the railroads Of the West.
built seminary for students for the
priesthood in the Philippines. and es-
tabli.hed teaching orders in Porto Rico
and Hawaii
The sun., 1910-07-16
>'HINTTTtDy GRtFTERS.
IHr'" IaH 10 ipipear for sentence and
Nan I, Declared Forfeited.

~. .ufN. ,uy. July IS Three of the
- .-.'. .uuuty graft"rs, who were
..H Jam" after the completion ~
. ... -. ~ INTO county aTars and
uumber Of indictments.
.. ....,. when the "Ntraordlnary
''-- N. supreme Court WAS called
wprnInR. after a recess
....' . ... % .>-Uteucea were to have
''.. ...r....u.-i today on the three
% ... They are DR. Charles Il
80 .r =" former supervisor and
'.... ..'f II construction and re-
. ~ found guilty of forgery
30 .sr.a George = Sauter, eiectri-
..fur who vas convicted Of
- ,...ry second degree and pre-
sd I.-rf hill. and William J
.H .uEtractlug painter and
'....I ~ ~ Dr Nandenherge. who
.-.. ..fy 20 presenting fraudulent
..I .t- deC ared forfeited IN each
o.. .'"fp"Tgs and Palmer had fur
.' = sa HDud each and Sauter 81 $50
,.'Iuts we're ISSUED for their
' Pepper former county EN-.
ri"d 1T petty larceny. pleaded
her 'haTgs Of petty larceny.
p. '.- .. .'rrs-i on one count and pa 4
E|s On other counts sentence
.'i until the September tern
yllch time Justice Van Kirk
. WOuld probably suspend
r--tItltiOn was made 10 the
. funds OhiaInei unlaWfully
Drher case will he disposed
The sun., 1910-07-16
M sr,RED ,T 4 POLICEWiN
who Arrested Him tn Fnd Embarrss.-
urnt 1t Was q Re-entfuI stare.

4 man sided up Jo policeman last
nigh, on Bank street and eyed him Pres
emily the policeman became embarrassed
and asked hIm II he wouldn't move On
The man didn :. ~ the policeman thought
he'd try moving himself The man fol-
lowed. yelling. and presently a crowd So
out trailing the policeman around his
b.at From utter EN- barrasSment he
mad Ia arrest the man and that's how John
Quinn ~ a. BARROW street got to night
court at Least according To Policeman
ShsvIn's statement
Quinn told Magistrate Barlow that he
aid LOOK at Sheylin and the reason vas
that the policeman hadn't treated him
'Fairly Quinn aid Shevlin arrested him
three, months ago for into Sication and tina
eve, since whenever the two have TSassed.
Shev lin has pointed out Quinn TO by
.tandera as souse That's why he
s,oDpad on Bank street last night asking
the policeman II he please wouldn't.
Ma gistrate Barlow said he thought
o,Iinn had a case Tor Commissioner
I,ksr IN parole you Tor two weeks.
and N the CommissiOner surtains your
charges there won't be any more said
about II Bot IL hs doesn't III fine you
aiO- said the Court.
The sun., 1910-07-16
Ne~. ef Psa,s ami Player.

Mi-s shirley Kellogg. who was last sea.
son with Montgomery and Stone in The
Old Town has been engaged for The
Follies OF IsIO.'
Henry ". savage has a new operetta
by the triumvirate responsible for The
ard Leo Stein. which he will produce this
season under the title Of The Prince .
child Under the name of -Das Fuerst-
enkind- the piece has had more than 10
performances In Vienna. Two German
comedies also are announced for early
The Left 'nant's Ward (Das Leuten-
nantsmuendeD. by Leo walther Stein
and Baron Good-for- Nothing Baron
Aederlich). by Heinrich Schrottenbach.
The sun., 1910-07-16
THE SE4GOERS.
Nearly 5000 Passenger Mark the End ef
the summer Rush 60 Europe.

The departure to-day of seven liners
marks the end of an unprecedented sum
mer rush to Europe. No season has nm
ished with 80 largea number OF passen gers,
nearly 5000 going eastward. The North
German Lloyd liner Berlin carries an
unusual July throng bound for the
Mediterranean. nearly "a large list as
she takes In winter. Among her pas-
sengers are:
Mr. ard Mrs. GeorEs r. Bissell. Or. and
Mrs 4. ". Gallaudet. Bishop James J
Hartley Of Columbus Dr. and Mrs J l..
Goodale, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Payson
Drew. George W Peirce OF the sicula
Americana Line. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sum
ner Pike, George ". Wheeler and Mrs.
John Il p. Wheeler
Sailing by the White Star liner Celtic,
for Queenstown. Holyhead and Liver
pool
Rear Admiral and Mrs willard H. Bron-
son. Mr. and Ms Franklin p. Cater. Dwight
= Fuller. the Right Rev William II. Walker.
Bishop of Western New York. and Mrs
Walker Gen lanes y; lloyd. Mr. and Mr.
Gibson. and a large number q msmoeLr
Of the American Society o' Mes Chanioai
Engineers their wives children and friends.
who are on a sTecial excursion TO Europe
BY the Red Star liner Iapland. for Dover
and Antwerp
N. :. Bsbc ,ck. Mrs James Il Benedict. .
Majorw " Crosby. Nr. George X Christy,
Nh RsSi .%in d, Sdeli Jr,. HT, and MR.
Charles p Peck, Mrs. Gordon W Russo
s5s LsHt MT. and Nr sS;adr udss ssniG snd Mr. II.
" r stafford. Mr. and Mrs. William 4
Sticknev. Paul CromIton Tuttle. sol and
81 - and df Mf- II an rstiibSne sSfS " Mr. and Mrs
strssier, fr9nGis 3 t9omis, Nr. Spd Mr.
and GHrdEn ifT sSd SfI0K Mr. Ksrbsr, @ NJ I Hsde "'
Passengers by the Hamburg American
liner Cincinnati for Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg:
Col and Mrs y r. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs G Clsysland Hoyt, DT, and Mrs Andrew
". Whltridge. Count 4. Y. WAchtmeIster'
Iord m MSRiister i tee br %sI,eT R T f.st.T u CARR
Mr., EldridEe Jordan and the Rev. and Mrs.
4 lyman
BY the American liner New York. for
Plymouth. Chsrhourg and southampton;
kenyon Cox. Mrs. william Beattie, X. J..
" "otten"t Gen James a.. - Brien, Francis
= Ripley, NJ and Mrs r. shsw Mr
Sailing by the Atlantic Transport liner
for London:
Prof Charles 7 Hines. Nrs } r pr.Per.
raussig MIR and Mrs. George Foster White.
Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Townsend and W. !.
BY the Anchor liner Furncssia. for Glas-
gov:
Dr. J. = D. woolford. the Rev. r. :.
Holloway, W X. Rutherford, the Rev.
and Mrs Robert Duncan and Mr.. and Mrs.
John >. Patton.
BY the Hamburg American liner Prinz
Joachim. for the West Indies and Central
America:
r. A Nutting. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y Martin.
" : Long. Dr. 4. Z. Hanton and j. \.
Moody
Passengers by the Quebec Line steam
-hip Bermudian. for Bermuda:
Charles Hewitt. ~ D. Rasmussen and the
Mi-.e- Dina and lnser Rasmussen, Mr. and
Mrs William 4 Parke and Nr. and Mrs.
Charles ' Chaplin
Nv the Quebec liner Trinidad. for Hall
fax and Quebec:
william T Bingham, ". Bishop. Mr
and Mr. william Ha-kell. Dr and MT-.
A Collyer and col " Gibson
The sun., 1910-07-16
CHINESE SCHOOL MOVES UP.
IT'S An One Glass, Going From the second
Grade To the Third.

The commencement exercises Of the
second grade IN a New York public school
were held yesterday. Everybody in the
school was graduated and each graduate
will return and enter the third grade next
year. Also the whole school was grad
uated because the whole school il in the
second grade. Yes. this IL - puzzle. a
Chinese puzzle. to he explicit. for the
public school where this remarkable stunt
took place In in Chinatown
It's the only really Chinese school I'm
New York, Chinese II taught and spoken
and though IL certainly is a public school
1t is supported partly by the Chinese
Government and partly by the citizens Of
Chinatown
The school started last year with
thirty-two Chinese Youngsters who went
serenely through the first and only grade
While not all of an age they were all
equally ignorant and at the end Of the
year each one was ready 90 enter tho
second grade This year therefore the
school resolved itself into a second grade.
II was this second grade. comprising
the whole student body. which was grad
uated yesterday. lack Of money aud
inclination boiled all the commencement
week down into one day composed of six
crowded hours OF glorious life First
came the Assembling. The thirty-two
kiTle ana DONs. the girls IN SIZE cnOW soma.
which il Chinese for purple and fine linen.
and the boys in knickerbockers gathered
in the two dark rooms the school rents
from the old Catholic Church of the
Transfi guration At the crook OF Mott street
With each child came a father II Is not
Chinese good form for mothers 20 como
To these affairs
OF course the belle of the assembly
Was little Miss lee Chui Ho. daughter
~ the merchant Lee sun Quen Chui Hp
il the hest little scholar in the class or
school the same thing. She -
awfully well up in ConfIIcius and she got
o. IA the oral examination in the history
of the Ming dynasty held last week
Yesterday she wore a sue chow som OF
dark blue silk the color signifying philo-
sophie skill. Her Two little braids wera
rolled in convex knots and tied with bright
red ribbons that hung like butterflies
over her ears
The children first rendered the salute
to ConfuCiu~. Then Chinese aute
sqIea<ed loud and they sang the hymn
music was all la four notes unknown to
our music scale and the words they sang
were in the Mandarin tongue. yet the
hymn was impressive 10 the alien Ameri-
can ear
Then the children went 20 the Port
Arthur restaurant. They ate and ate
ice cream. cakes and tea until OF these
provisions there were momentarily no
more
They deserved banquet II is not
an easy thing to 10 through the school
year attending American schools from
0 IN the morning tail , in the afternoon
and then attend the Chinese school from
4 "a 7So. And that's what these Chinese
children do
The sun., 1910-07-16
PROBATION OFFICERS CHANGE
To Be Chosen Hereafter Through CNil
service Methods Policemen to quit.

The Municipal Civil Service Commis-
sion has decided that the job of proba-
ton officer ~ Justice Of the Court of
Special Sessions or member oI the
Board of city Magistrates CONES under
the civil service law and at an early date
will hold a special examination 81 candi-
date. foT the sixty vacancies that must
he filed September 1.
President Mcclure ~ the commission
said yesterday that the examination
would he held As early in August a. possi-
bl,. 80 that the list would be ready Ia time
The decision Il the commission ~ "A dis
appointment to many of the Justices and
Magistrates who desire To choose their
own probatipn officers.
The probation officers serving at pres
ant are all members Of the police force
They will return 20 their duties as police
men
The sun., 1910-07-16
nser Inauir, lIaits suddenly

CHICAUo. July I5.-The he ef inquiry
by the Federal Grand jury came to an
unexpected halt to-day Witnesses who
had been summoned were permitted 20
70 home aud were instructed TO report
on Monday Federal officials would offer
no excuse for tho halt. but IL IL generally
General IN charge ~ the lnvestl-
cation, tp pass over the Chicago packsrs'
rass until such time that word il given TO
Te-iITa"
The sun., 1910-07-16
John T.. Borne's Estate to IIl, widow

Tho will OF John = Borne. who died
on July II. was fled for probate to-day
The widow - the sole lsgatce. with the
exception ~ few small legacies The
Trust Company of America ~ nATnsd
sole sIecutor The will also contains
a provision directing the executor TO
consult with ths law firm Of Parker.
Hatch A ShcchRn with regard 70 all
matters materially affecting the admin
istrafiou Of his estate Tho value % tho
estate left by Mr. Borne has not yet heen
determined
The sun., 1910-07-16

The general committee of the Tam.
many organization Of the Sixteenth
Assembly district will meet on Tuesday
night ~ IN. district headquarters to
dnzon canii iatc-. bot II j. believed that
FrAnci, j l.rtry. who mas made up with
thAsi,-s Murphy. viii once more be-
c,,rc tho heal Il the district Whoever
Il slrctci viii hold on only until the Sep
temDcr primaries.
The sun., 1910-07-16
DRISCOLI RAIDS AGAIN.
Connscates False scales and Measures
aud Threatens Arrest.

Commissioner Driscon Of the Bureau
of Weights and Measures made another
rail- ys.ter isv morning ON the local
markets % Manhattan and Brooklyn.
As result Of the raid nearly 100 dis
honest scales aud measures were seized.
No arrests were made yesterday. the
raiders contentinR themselves with con
fiscation. hut IL u the intention Of Mr
Dri-coll II the pedlcrr and stAn holders
continue to defy orders To start criminal
proceedings against every person found
cheating a customer
The sun., 1910-07-16
BILL TO BAR FIGHr FILMS.
Federation of thur-h sIul,s WIN Prepare
One for Next session sf Legislature.

The Federation Of Church Clubs %
this city will prepare a bill To be ready
for introduction IN tho Legislature next
january calling for the prohibition in
this state of the display of motion pic-
lures Of priEefights.
The federation has been trying TO
have the Jefries-Johnson pictures barred.
hut found there was no legislation author
iZing the bar
The sun., 1910-07-16
ron DIRECT PRIMARIES.
Assrn,bIymsn Bennett Begins Fight
for state Convention Delegates

A-semblyman william NJ. Bennett. one
Of the Hughes supporters at Albany IN
the last session of the Legislature. has
.en, a circular to all the Republicans OF
his district. the Fifteenth. appalling To
them 90 work for sending To the state
convention delegates who ars in favor
Of the Hu ghe- direct primary measure
This IL the beginning 81 the tight which
is to =. made Ia all districts by the Hu ghes
Republicans for the election OF delegaIes
,,ho will support in the convention a
dir.rt primary measure based on the
lines Of the Cobb hill
Incidentally Mr. Benn"tt has also let Il
H.. known that he will ~ "A candidate Tor
Congress frUm the district 10 replace
4 Van Nechten OlcOtl. who has repre-
-eutad the Fifteenth district IN tbs House
Of Representatives for three teTms.
The sun., 1910-07-16
Mo, ing Picture Maa rine,,.

Henry Joesten. who was prosecuted by
the Children Society IN Brooklyn for
admitting minors 10 his moving picture
show at I7tO Myrtle avenue. admitted ths
charge when arTaigned yesterday In the
Court Of Special Sessions and a fine of si0O
was imposed
The sun., 1910-07-16
Ce.l Loekins messenger Boys.

in the downtown part of the city yester-
day than the Postal Telegraph messenger
boys Instead OF being bUrdened with
the heavy cnats that are part of their
uniforms they were togged out m new
blue shirts that the company furnished
them. IL was the first day that the boys
have worn the shirts and they will con-
tinue 20 wear them all summer The
boys look ed cool and said IL was a great
relief 20 get rid OF the heavy coats
The sun., 1910-07-16
van >,rrrt "E,rnlns sun. .

'.H." iition ofiTHE EyESIsO
fIa financial news and
..rf u4ut.stIpn- - the clos"
o." "In=Ing quotations
80 .nI a,kei' prices. with
'.s f...t'r. are contained al-p
o. .. a... r4.l,yu "a IHE EyESISO Sun.
The sun., 1910-07-16

CtIRS SAL. John Bunclr. Issl 0f Quality.
CeAstlna. oostA Komaa0Tgu, Ls~ls- PRATT,
isi sth ay.
The sun., 1910-07-16
'-I,ual.I.u,rI, Marriage I.lcrnse

. ~ r-su"d yesterday at the
10" marriage of Nadine
." iI-tl-. a daughter 81 Public
..--Iun.r John D. Eu-tis. to
..asty Ia The Application
F rH" cpup.. Mr. Galloway
".", hauical engineer living
.. N.u-'y- 9Th street Miss
D her parents at 1865 Sedg
Both are 2j wears odd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11

Siingif iinb in Der Hebaftion bieies
gldttes Die folgenben Bidder CUR grz
lpdbnung eingegansen: Gon Der Sirma
8en5ieer Bros, Nep Yorf: nSm
ganne bon brei &oniginneu" bon Geo.
9aumberger. 2. 8anb, ,Gesppten uno
-Siirfet". reid illultriert. 8reis $1.65.
portofrei. - SIM ielben gerlae bas
8erf nIuf Sobenpfaben", Is5etii6e
@ebanfen fir Die moberne 8elt bon
Sos. &onn, 5. Sniienb. - @eiter
nas 8iidlein ySie ihtpar5e S6aar"
(Gbriiflihe Su8enb sySrsaniiationen)
bon @m. %3ansenbers. &oIn. 1910. =
Bon Der Norbbeutiten 9lopb. 9es
ihditss Office, s 8roabpab, Sem
Yorf. gins ui1s bieier Gage cine 8ros
i6iire gu NIT elmer fur5en @eI6idte
beg Rorbbeuti6en 2lobb, bas burf
feline feiielnbe, aisfibrli6e S6ilbes
RING unb biibifen, ia fiinitlerii6en
Sauitrationen, iiber bic gntipideluns
bes Norbbentihen 2Iopb jeben
SeutI6 : Entertainer intereiiiren
oiirfte. Sic 8roidiire tpirb Sober
mann segen ginienbung bon 6 Gents
fir Yorto foitenlos sugei6idt. Sic
IprbbeutIfe 2lobb fonnte niht better
fir iif Heflnme MAIDEN, tpie eben
bur6 bieies Yradttperfden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-11
(Spe5inl> gprreipunben5.)
DaS wnmNer ees heilieen
Jannarims.

Hcm, 90. Sept. 10.
SasIelbe pnrbe in bieiem Sabre bon
Der nedpplitnniiGen 8epolferuns nit
gang beionberer Spnnnlns ertpartet.
Sit CO bod Der feite @laube beg Golfes,
pab Der bobberebrte S9usbeilige Der
Stdbt Dlirb Die mebr ober minber
ihnele Sliiiiigperoung ieines in ben
betannten H~eliauinren aufbendbrten
8llites beboritebenbesy @liid ober linz
aliid fir Die Staot anfiinoige, begin.
bab bas 8obfiein Ser Neapolitaner
bon Dem 8erlauf ,bes 10 oft bei6riee
benen Wunoers abbdnge. uno ba
gegenipdrtig oas 9eipenit Der Cholera
ipie cine brobenbe 8~otteseeibel iiber
Der l%eidtiinnisen 30nisin bes blanen
@olfes 6dngt. 10 lam man lid lei6t
ppritellen, fpie ertpartungspon geitern,
AM Seittage bes Seiligcn. mo ii1 bas
8nnber mie allidbrlih poq5ieben
inIltc, Iaer ansen auf ben Dom unb
Die an bemieIben befinblide Sunnaz
riuss &apele serihtet pnren. llebers
all bieB es ia, am 10. September
lpcroe Die gefiirbtetc SeuGe elm Gnbe
bubcn, unb Der Cardinal grsbiihpf
bate an belonoers Sablreiher 8ez
tbeiIisuns eingelaben.
Sic prdftige ,&npele ioipobl ipie
Die gerdumise d&qtbeorale tparen ihon
friib Morgens bon elmer unsebenren
Wenidenmen9e,g Soh uno Nieoer.
@ldlbigen unb llnsldubigeu. 9efiiat.
gigentbiimli6erfpeiie lieb biesmal bas
SliiIiigiperben. bes Slutes oiemlidl
LANCE auf ii6 tparten: UNI 8 ltbr bate
man Die Neliauiare in bic Rdbe bes
2eibes beg bf... Snntiarius sebraht,
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