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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
.SKEEN DELIVERS
HIS ULTIMATUM
Reiterates Determination to Put
Down Vote-Buying in
Wise.
Especial to The rimes-pispntch. !


Norton. Va, October 9.--Ezra T.
Carter and J. H. catron. candidates
for the State Senate from the Second
District on the Democratic and Re
publican tickets. respectively. spoke
at Wise to-day. Catron beginning at
IL o'clock and concluding about u. and
Curter beginning at / o'clock and con
GLIDING at 2.80.
Carter was introduced by County
Chairman Bruce The real sensation
OF the occasion came at the conc luslun
OF Carter's speech, wnen Juuge Skeen
arose and rapp,u tor Uruer. lie sara
That some TIME ago ne announced from
the oencn MS Intention OF prosecuting
vote- buying anu seliing III the IAN
elections 1t mas reached my ears
continued the juage, that l was mere
~ putting up IA DiuIi lie paused. and.
gathering emphasis. fanny shouted:
II want To say tne presence Of
these voters that this is no blum game
OF mine. 1his term OF court VIII ne
in session till after the election. at
which time l expect to have summoned
.efore the grand jury every candidate
for office and every supposed deputy
that / can find, and have them tell
now much mopey they spent. and
wherc ana now IL was spent. am de-
termined to put down vote-buying in
this county. no matter how long 1t
takes, nor what it costs. can sit on
this bench till Christmas, and am pre-
pared to do II. If that length OF time
is required to locate and convict the
guilty parties"
Judge Skeen was cheered loudly when
he had delivered his ultimatum. Some
thing like $50 people heard both po-
litlcal speeches and the remarks Of
Judge Skeen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
COLD CAUSED
A WRECK
Mrs. Mitchell Has Weary Search for
Relief. Physicians State No
Hope For Recovery.

Morganton, y. My health had
been wreck for years. says Mrs. c. c.
Mitchell, of this city.
when was 10 years old commenced
to suffer. caught cold, and it went into
a fever.
stayed in bad health and though
used all kinds OF medicine, got no relief
until tried Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Cardu cured me. 1t is the best medi-
cine | ever used. | cannot praise it
enough.
Then, some time ago. was taken down
again very bad, The doctors all said
could not live, and they gave me up. |
used Cardui and was greatly relieved.
Now am entirely well.
Cardui is good medicine and worth
its weight in gold! will keep it in my
home all the time, as do not want to be
without it."
lar, when it has cured so many sick and
.ailing women, after other medicines had
failed?
The reason is that it goes to the spot
that needs attention and docs the work
that is required.
All women need Cardui the woman's
tonic-at times. When yon do, will YOU
try it? Please do
n p. Write 10 Ladies Advisory Dept +,
Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga
Tenn, for Special Instructions and page
book, "Homc Treatment for Women, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
EACH FINED S1O0

Negroes Also Placed Under Bond for Car
rying Concealed Weapons.
charles Williams and George Winchester
negroes were each nrs.d SIC, and costs and
placed under 500 bond for twelve montb,
Yesterday morning In Police Court when
they were convicted charges OF carry
Ing concealed weapons.
Robert Shore. accused OF stealing n watch
from the person OF r. A. Trainham wa. ar
raisned. but his case was continued until
Saturday $3.50
Joe Ford. coiored. who stole two ehiclon.
from W. H. Burton. was seh to jail for
fined So and costs for doing bussns.. ~
Sunday. e"' on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
The Home Doctor
Invalid's Egs Noa
Easily Made by Any One.

Beat together the yolk OF one egg
and two tablespoonfuls Of Duffy's pure
malt whiskey till almost custard; add
very slowly glass OF fresh milk and
sweeten to taste; strain into large glass.
Put on top of the egg nog the beaten
white Of the egg. A refreshing, strength
giving nourishment
DR.. Claude c. Sullivan, Of Nashville,
Tenn, well-known physician, says:
his makes fine egg nog. There is
nothing so helpful as this drink, taken IS
minutes before breakfast"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
HILL MONTAGUE ELECTED.
Named MS President to Board of Truss
teey of Odd FeIlows' Home.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va, October 9.-The
Board OF Trustees of the Virginia odd
Fellows Home in session here to day.
elected the following officers for the
year:
President. Hill Montague Rich
mond; Vice-President. w. T. Baldwin.
East Radford; Secretary. hillp Brad
shaw, Alexandra; Treasurer. c. II.
Lumsen. Lynchburg.
The board accepted a proposition
from the Rebekahs looking to the
building of a new school building and
chapel, and will secure plans imme-
diately.
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SiEman-vII.on

Special to The Times Dispatchl
spencer. n. C.. October a.-Dr. +. G.
sisnan was married sunday afternoon
10 MISS Louise Wilson in Durham The
ceremony was performed at the home
of tho brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs 4
w Wilson. at 1870 p. NJ. and the
young couple left at once for The
home of the groom I'm Spencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
Game without score.

tSrecial TO The imes-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg. Va, October AL
thougn outweighed twenty pounds to
the mai. the football team of the 10.
cal High School this afternoon. held
the jefferson School of charlottesville
to a o to 0 score. The game was hotly
contested. though not brilliantly inlay
ed, at all times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
Mcnaccd by Fire.
Especial to The Times-Dispe

Special to The Times -Dispatch1
lynchburg, Va, October a.-The aw
building. which is filled with mn
merous professional offices. was mon
aced by fire tonight which started
in Penick's drug store. OH the street
floor The blaze was extinguished with
out damage. excepting that caused nv
dense smoke. which filled the store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
Eucpremcpt Apno,,nccd.

ISRHcIhI 10 THO TIMES DISpntCh
Boston Mass. October a.--Mrs Susan
Partridge seldom. of Newton. Mass. an
nounces the engagement of her young
est daughter. Miss Alice Selden, TO
Frederick Baver, son of the late Mr.
aud Mrs. John Frederick Haver. and
formerly OF Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
NEwLAND IN RACE.
VIII Announce Candidacy for Guberna-
toriaI Nomination.
Especial TO The Tim -DIspa tch

:
Whist on Salem, ". c., October o.
Lieutenant- Governor w. C. Newland.
of Lenoir. was here to-day. and during
an interview stated that he would be
In the race for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor next year and
that In due time he would make his
formal announcement 1t was learned
to-day that friends OF ex-Lieutenant-
Governor r. A. Dougiiton, of Allie
ghany. are urging him to enter the
race for Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
kltch,p 10 Address. u. e. r..
Special 10 The Times pispa tch, |

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
Norfolk. Va. October 9.-Governor
w. w. Kitchin. OF North Carolina. has
accepted an invitation to address the
United Commercial Travellers at their
banquet here on November :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Miss Augusta Pack. who has been
the guest Of friends in this city. has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Mrs. Samuel W. Williams returned to
the city Friday. after spending the
summer al her country home in Bland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
vins. has gone to Halifax county.

ville. has gone to Halifax county.
Miss Ellen witt has returned to
Richmond. after spending the sum
NOR in Fauquier county.
Miss Rose williams, who has been
Ill In Wytneville, viii return 10 her
home in Richmond in the next few
weeks
Basil G. Butler. who has been in the
Philippine Islands for the past eigh.
months, Is visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. a. W. Butler. at 1919 Flo, d
Avenue.
Mrs.. l. c. Clark and her daughter.
iiss Katie Clark. of Danyille, arc
guests of friends here.
Mrs. l. 3. Murray. of Norfolk. Is
spending the week with her daughter,
! Miss Harriet Marshall on Fioyd Ave-
nue..
Miss Bea Gelgman. of Norfolk. is a
guest of Miss Carrie Kaufman, who
mas recently returned To the city. af-
ter spending the summer at the kauf-
man Cottage, at Atlantic City.
J. Taylor Selden will leave this
week for Savannah. Ga. after a visit
TO relatives here.
DR.. J. Calvin Stewart has returned
TO Richmond, after a preaching vista
; ton held at Cold Harbor Presbyterian
church, In Hanover county.
Mrs. John K. Mason and Miss Louise
Norton Mason. who have been visiting
Judge j. *. Il. Norton. In alexandria,
have come to Richmond for the winter.
William Register. OF Alexandria. Is
the puryt n relativa IL, tbIe ,It,. TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Mrs Charles Belvin.. who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Burton. in Dan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
wythcyiIIe Hotel said.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
NStheville. Va. October &C n.
otey has sold the Fourth Avenue Ho.
lel to G. NJ Hicks and wife for the
sum OF $4,000. Possession will DO
given at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

State Fair, admiration 80 gents every
day, inrIudinB. Wednesday, Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

William Register. of Alexandra, Is
the guest of relatives in this city for
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
in and Out of TOWN.

Mrs. Grayson Hall. who has been
spending the past several months in
the White Mountains of New Hamp-
shire, is visiting friends In Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Mrs. John *. Mason and Miss Louise
Norton Mason. who have been visiting
Judge j. *. Il. Norton. In alexandria.
have come to Richmond for the winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

State Fair, admiration so cents every
day, Including "wednesday, Richmond
Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Miss Rose williams, who has been
Ill In Wytneville, Will return TO her
home in Richmond in the next few
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Miss Ellen witt has returned to
Richmond after spending the sum
NOR IN Fauquier county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
Met Yesterday.

An Interesting meeting of the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association was
held In Lee Camp Hall yesterday morn
ing, with Mrs. Sidney ]. Dudley prcsid-
Ing. a letter was read from Mrs. B. A.
Blenncr on behalf Of the Richmond
Chapter, United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy asking that the association
take charge of the bureau OF information
at the Jefferson Hotel November to
II. during the United Daughters of the
Confederacv convention. Tie juniors
accepted the Invitation. and II was de
cided to divide each day into three
parts--lo TO 3 o'clock to o'clock
and to 10 =. ri Resolutions we're
passed on the death of Miss Annie
Bhnkenship. who for a number of
years was beloved and energ etic
worker for the organization The sec
rotary. Mrs. Wade. was instructed to
write q letter of sympathy to Mrs
Edgar Taylor. president OF the Holly
wood Memorial Association. on tho
loss of her sister. Mrs. Nicolson. Of
Washington. u. C.
Hoard Meeting.
The board of managers of the Rose
mary Library will meet this afternoon
at half-past I o'clock al Uhe residence
Of Mrs. William s. Gordon. East
franklin Street A fun attendance is
desired
General Meeting.
The hrst general meeting of the
board Of managers of the SheIterins
Arms Free Hospital was held yester-
day morning at the hospital A good
deal of business was brought before
the meeting, and the board decid ed on
THURSDAY November :, az donation
day This is always quite social af-
fair. number of the board receive.
and the hospital Is thrown open for
inspection and during the calling
hours great many people attend tho
informal reception that liz held
IN and Out Of Town.
Mrs Grayson Hall. who has been
spending the past several months in
the White Mountains of New Uan,n.
shire Ia 1,iSitinn ri
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Marriage Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Britton hav,
issued invitations to the marriage o,
their daughter. Elizabeth Charlotte. I,
Thomas O'Connor. Jr.. the ceremony t.
be performed at St Patrick's Church
on TUESDAY. October "a, 1911, at II
o'clocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22

ftne esb0rte Dem WeripdItunagrdtb Der
6iinften 9rittsn Rational g1nt an,
mar elmer Der Iruftees Der Ohio linis
Dsriitdt unb prdfibent bes Union
gstbeI. Inter UlaDor DempIep's aDs
miniftration tsdr er WitaIieb bts
Rdt1s fir Offentlide 5idsrbsit.
SIN beiten Ul1nnesalter, i'm SO. qez
bensjabre, lit etn betdnnter beutfher
giiraer, bsrr 5rant Gfer, ieia
fisn 4Hgeh0rigen unb ben sablreichen
Jreunben. bic er iidb burh feine hers
porrdgenDen gbardttereigenIdaften All
eriDerben getpubt. purh ben unerbifts
iihen lob entriiIen fporben. Der
9erItorbene mar aus 8abtn gsfiirtia
unb geb0rte felt Iongen Sabren oIs
sifriats WlttgIisb benz guDifhen I'm
terftiibunesperein an. Die 8eerbigunq
finbtt an ;5rtitog Morgen um s u6r
bonn 3r1uerbnuIe Ro. 2030 2atpnnee
ape., Rortpoob, aus fat, iuproHf um
boIb neun tibr in Der 5i. Glifubetb
airhe elm feisrli6ts Rs1uiem 6phs
amt celsbrirt fperben tuirb.
Mit dufrihtiger 9rnuer pirb In
fpeitsn Greifsn bic aunbe bon benz
seiiern erfolgten 4blebsn bon syrau
ghiIippina 9onges, aeb.
Sdumaher, pernommen tperben, bic
i'm utter bon SO JnbreH bie 4uasn
gum efpigsn ShIunrtsr itbIoB. Wait
ben ernmgebeueten gtngsb1rigsn
trouert I'm bic Ddbingsihiebene elm
groBsr ifeunbtsfreis, ben iie ii1 i'm
2ouis bsr Sabre bIr6 ibrs 5sraenss
siite unb ibre perI6nli6e 2iebensniirs
bigfeii su ertperben sefpubt bate. Die
9esroiguna finbet am Somitng 0a6s
miitag nm bdlb 3ipsi llbr pom
5rouerboufe so. 313 Wefl 2ibsrtD
StraBe aus ftGtt, iporauf nm 5pei
llhr in Der Mottbdus Rirhe an Der
Gin unb aibertp ghdBe Elm bon
6errn goitor =. go. 8ertram geleites
ter srauersottesoienit abgehalten
iperben rpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22
oeisextoaai xxo 2saaten

Gds gum Glins 8. Walton gaah.
LAB sebDrise 6aus go. 628 gDeft 8.
Strdbe lit stftsrn burh 9beobprs
Wsansr & Bro. duf Offeniliter Auftion
fur $3.50 an 5rau eleanor 0apues
nertauft iporoen.
y o. IN
Jm itdbtiifkn Bduout tpurben ot.
tern bic solsenben gouerlaubnihs
fdtine sriuirti: @. I. ganamiIIsr.
afrtificdiges Do6n6aus an bergirots
fDrb Gpt., nnbe Der ReUaiIIun ctr.
$27O0; iSrdu 9iOIn Same, onberts
halbfodists Wobnbdns an Der gis
thcp Str, ncbe Der SefferIon Ape..
$4,000; W. R. Collins, 2sEfodiaes
Mobnhnus an Der miInrb ape. noht
ber Wnoiipn 4Dt., $500; gborlss Q.
Jubnte, 2afSdisss MObnbnus am
Gnopuntt ber Ri4ioan Mpenus.
$6OM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22

Sdbr, 9ai9arb 2enIe; erites sSabr,
ssames 9afiin. Die TebailIs fiir De.
ttanidtion i'm sTeportemens
erfieit s,Ofepb Gearern. Die preife In
Spra6en ipdren: sSron30fiIcb, 1.
aldife, 8. &usntf Roberts; q. aldife.
GbarIes Whlter; 9eutfd,: 1. aldiTs.
Sobn 9oerser; 2. aIaife, gtalpb aeps
pert.
Sn Der ct. 9aDi.r SO6fduIe ouf
Walnut oils erbielten Bernard
3bomon, GenrB 5bomon unb gdrt
ShoeppeI bic WleboilIen fir auBerors
bentli6e 2eiitungen.
Rep. 6orrington fiinbiate aeIfern
abtnb an, boB Elm uneenannt ieiu
tDollenber SSreunb $4,000 unb bic
Youna 2abies SobolitD bes ct. 9ds
piers College $500 fir brei Sdola-s
ffips seitiftet bdtten, bic einem pers
otenitpollen Stupenten Der ct. Ia.
piers 6odf6uIe 3ufalIen IolIten. Die
Briifungen fir baFslbe tperben am
nddfitn Sdmitas 8orm:..aa 8 lItr
itdttfinben unb iteben fir ale G6iiler
Der Cincinnati pforrihulen often.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22
2lbi1ieDsieier
gnaHIfaIiei Hdhiisn Wlittmuf Der
yittrarifds Rinb fur geRsrals
aoHinl 2ettenbaar.

antdbli6 Der beporIts6enbsn abs
reiI. pon Serrn Generulionful Or. 8.
u. asttsnbdur nd6 Ieinem neuen Dirs
tunestrsile in bollinbti6 S'tiHbisa.
tpiro t6m 3u Gbren Der aitterarifhe
Glub cine glansenbe abf4ieosfeisr
DsrdnItdlten.
9ieie 5eisr ipire. pis In Der g.ffris
gen Beriommlung bss Rlu6s beinnHt
gegeben tpurbe, am Taittpo6 nGhiter
Nod /. IN Der Blue GraB Snn in aens
tudp Itottfinben unb in eiHem Diner
nit oarouffolesnbem 4omuers bss
itebeH. Die arrangements iperbtn
pom prdfibenten 6es Rlubs, Serrn
Dr.. Otto 5iittnsr unb 6errn Or.
aboIp6 Morgenftsrn gstroffsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22
ct. faniers college
Seaius ssi.crn ieine II. sflnffsier
i'm Clpmrie S6eater.

Dns ct. 4opiers College beeina q.a
fern feline 71fte ShluBFeier, bic ar
2lormittag nit einsm 6o6dmt in be:
ct. faiers airhe begdnn. BEL fptldsr1
Der prGiibsnt bes Snftituts, Rsp
Grimmtlsmon bic 5titprsbiat bielt
Die eiseRtlihe S6lubFeier ianb an
4fenb i'm Olympic 5beotsr" itatt
irdhreno fpelher SobR @. Weber's
Grdeiter unter aeitung bes 5errn
Qcuis Wsisanb Elm biibfhes mufitalis
i6es programm 3ur 9urnfiihruna
brabte. 6err 5obn g, 1bompfoa
trus bas ~!floifs Gebiht@ Dor, 5err
2eo 6. Gnhimon belt bic ,Rlaiies
Rehe@ unb Serr Rpbert u. Ge1ens
bed bic abfhiebsrebe.
Die fOlsenben iinsen 2snte erbieltsn
lire 9iplome dls .gdhelor Of 4rts@:
Subn 9. glau. Sohn 90. Donabos,
Rcbert u. GeIenbed, Sobn R. 6oel.
ifer, Jroneis R. WlcGobe, gaul
Geosbesan, gbtpin o. G6miit. sSohn
G 1bompIon, Geo :. Stsnser, qdul
81. Moormnn, s5raneis Z. Gettp. Dals
ter 3. wertamp, Geo Z. aablmon,
Gbmunb R. Meinsrs. 1bomas :.
p0pers. Gburles 8. 6oeior.
Den 6erren @rteor y. Dspormdn
unb 6drrp Carroll, bic fhon friiber
erabuirt babtn, ipurbe bos 9iplpm sis
nes ,.Mditer of 4ris1 rerlie6en.
Tie gol0ene Mebanlle fir bic be.
item Seiituiaen ipnrbe Geo. RlibIntnn
saertheilt unb ben oriiten Breis in
benz sionteif IN Der engIiihen Spra.
die. Der 5fpiiden ben Sd]iiIern Der 10
sseiuiten.ssoIIesien in Der Weiiiouri.
RrcpinS nbaebalten ipitroe. fieI oiif
Sohn &. ShonIpion.
lie llnter.8 8rnonnnoer-SsIaife bieit
ihre ShluBfeier in Der Mertorinl.
Sale alb. bel iueIder bic nnhiteben.
ben Siuoerten nit NeboiIlrn beoad)t
iuiirDen.
Scicpb Gdnpeer, 6rnncis greoe.
itege, Serbert Gobring, Solepb Stiff.
ineTer, Gbmoro -. Gilbert, Gmu.
renee Sieltenpobl. CHARLES aurnn.
8iniam Wiophnll: Otto Serrnlanil.
Sboinns Gallagher. Scbn isren.
Die Ad.e6ismus sWsebdilie ipurbe
bon Senrn 9iIligan ri2- lnO Die
Mieo0iile iiir Rbetorif bon eugene
Shnnghnefip .f2~ geiponnen. lie
afe0aills fiir bic bette offentIihe Te-
bate erhieIt asalil Siueenep iino bic.
ienige fiir 1llgeineine 4siiienif0ften
S0iprenre MrGnbe ia. ssm afnne.
rriideil Geparteinesit ipairDen bic fol-
genDen MaeooiIIen fir Rbetorif Der-
Iiebell:
UIsrtss a0br, George Ttbon; BRIT.
tsi aGbr, 0bwaxo kfnsus5r; snsittz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-22

1en Dort, q. Sunt. abgss.
~auiitdnid" no6 2iOerpooI; .8afas
pid" rtod Reapet; rgrGfbent Gins
coin" na4 Samburg; n0ceanie" na9
Soutbdmpton.
Wontreal. anset.: rgorin>
THAN" bon 2onbon.
auebet. Anaef.: RoDaI
George" bon 9rtftol.
UfarfeiIIe. Qnaet.: ,Santa
4nna" bon Reip Oort.
Soutbampten. Qbgsg.: st.
Ydul" mad Retp Yort; .&rpnprin5
Bilhelm" mad Nep gort.
auecnstopn. Qb9sg.: ga
ronia" mad Ren gDrt.
Samburg. abgeg.: ppennfplz
bdnta" na9 gtetp Yorf.
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8ei6nung. Ro9 fpre9en 56urms unb
Wtauerreite. ouf benen tleine 5Gushsu
tleben, bon Der etuitigsn Webrbaftigz
felt bes iebt beiItihen StGbthens, emit
Der SiB zines Der dIteiten, aber fbon
bor Sabrbunberten ousaeItprbenen
8ittergeI6lebts, Der Serren bon
6iri6born. Die alte &armeltterftrAe
an balber 8ergesbobe unter ben 8ez
feftigungsmauern bes S4lpTTes Iteis
CERT ben mulertI9sn Ginbrud bes
0an3en, unb bic SpisgeIung i'm Redar
uno Die itetnbelaoeneu SraHttd6ne
perpouitdnbigeu ben Ginbrud.
8as ndren 10 BRET StGothen pom
ltntsrIauf bes Retars, 9erGen on Der
9erlenfdnur, Die bus gan3e 56al uuls
fpannt. Gber6ab, 3ipingeuberq 5oruz
ed, Wtmpfen unb anbere IhlieBen fih
an. gurgen, ME bic Wtnneburq,
9OBens Sornberg, Gutenberg unb ME
fis ale betBen, griibeu ben Ddnberer,
Biz i'm oas altebrpirbige 5ei(bronn
gaitlth nufutmmt unb i6m einen neuen
8egriff bonn Redurtbal gibt: ben ieis
ner bo6en 8eoeutung i'm 5anbeIss
unb 8ertebrspeIen. Der QedQr bietet
sfen ieoem etpas, unb 10 9at bds alis
idDdbrihe 2iebIein reht, in bem es
btBt:
am Retar, am Nedar, bD if9t Elm ies
Der germ,
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tern tingetroffsnen G6reiben suqeIagt,
benz bier in ben 1asen bonn 28. Sep
tembtr bis gum /. Ottober itattfinbens
ben ndtiondIsn euhdriItiIhen aongreB
beIiDobnsn au tpousn, bat fih ieood
ansbeoungen, bab er niht berpfli6te.
isin ion. cine offi3ieIe anipruhe su
hdlten.
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an ne ergdngeneH Ginlabungen anae.
nommen hdben. fino: gr3biI6of ssres
lamb. Grsbif6Of GIennon Grsbii6of
5orlep, ersbif4of Carroll, grsbii6Of
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Gursmburg.
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8 lbr WOrgsns gpntifital. .oothanrt
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rsnb erSbiifof Sobn c5rslanO bon gt.
pauI Die Jeftpreoist bdlt. lin IL ubr
8Ormittass SiBuns. 9prtrag DON
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ilon piro bon Rsp. u. g. 5ernes BON
Detroit seGsitet perben. lin 2 llhr
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olgt uno Seeen in alien tathoIiThen
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bofdmt. celebrirt burh gtfhof 6en.n
). Ri6ter Don 8ronb Rapibs. Weih !:
fDdhrenb giihof Games Z. 6artlsn
BON Columbus bic sseItprebiat BAIT.
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ipritt. Die 9istufIion pirb Surc5
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ct. PAUL Oi0sefs eelsiiet iperbsn. I'm
bdlb bret ubr Rd1mittGgs: 5tsuno
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ttimmenoen Rebner iiber bas 5hen1
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bon stnem nod su beitimmenher Rsos
ntr. Die DisfuiIion pirb Don Rep.
i. VI. Roea bon Der Snbianopofis
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uhr 4beRbs: beiliae Stunbe nit Qrts
otgt uno SeasH In allen fatho[iFfen
Htrhen Der Stdbt.
Samitag, 30. September. LIN @
lbr Wsorgens pontifitdIboncmt c.s
ltbrirt bon gifhof DenisC '1onaobue
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llm IL llhr Sibung NIT Bortrdo BON
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absnos beilies Giunbs nit prebiat
ino Sessn in oIlsn taiboIiI6en Rir.
pen Der Gtobt.
Sonntdg. l. Gttober. I'm 10 lihr
30 DlinuisH pontifital6o6amt, eeIss |
'rtrt bonn GrSbifhof Scbn M. Sars |
en-. uns Jeftprebist bon grsbifhof |
James o. Brent bon ReD Orleans. |
I'm 3 llbr Rahmittass fsierIiheqrcs
elton bes dllerho6ften guts unb &c.
zen In Qortpoob 9eisbts.