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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
Aerial Navy
fBy United Press Leaned wifs)

BERLIN. Oct. 10 RIvaiing the
powers for supremacy on land and
water. the Geeman government will
now enter into n contest for the
supremacy Of thesair, according 10
the newspapers here today The
Vorwacrts announces that between
100000 and 100000 marks are
20 be asked Of the coming reisch.
stag for the aerial navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
SOME HQusEKEEPER

CINCINNATI. Oct i5.-It takes
$40 900 year TO run Jennie Hoov-
en-. late housekeepecr for the late
Alexander Gordon. or rather. Jen.
ME thinks u ought to take that
much Gordon left her $4,000
when b. died. She IL suing the
eetat. for t2b0.000 She says u
VIII take at least $4,000 per annum
Ia supply her Necessities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
Luxurious Edna
fny United Press Leased wlrs)

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct i5e--
a suit brought against Edna Good
rich for the hotel Ansonia Of New
York, develops the fact that the
former Mrs. Nat Goodwin requires
large living quarters The suit IL
for rent for rooms II TO 30 at a
rate Of $3.50 per month. The
total IL t2.3Z5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13

able desire OF the casual observer
10 determine NJ what button inten.
tion stops and accident begins.
When the slit skirt arrives In Sc.
attic. all YOU will need 10 be Ia
style " pair Of scissors and q
stout heart. For the men will stare
and grin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
JUDGE HANF0RD ON
TRADING STAMPS

thy United Ffsss LEANED WtFsl
TACOMA. Oct i3.--By a de-
'o,sson yesterday BY Federal
Judge -srford. the merchants
using green trading stamps
are relieved from the payment
OF the 500 license fee levied
BY the city.
Judge Aanford sustained the
trading stamp concerns. con
senslon that the fee was en-.
orbissnt and eonsiseztory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13

NEW YoRk-"Heil 10 an awful
place admonlshed W. o. Gray.
in Sunday school you'll 30
there II you don't pay me that ten. =
asserted one Of his pupils. and II
took a policeman 10 quiet things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
Phoebe Couzins, Famous
Advocate of Canteen, Destitute

TO expect H. | worked for years.
lecturing throughout the country.
for the army eanteen learned
To live luxuriously and my money
went rapidly. Then came the
crash"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13

MARSHALL. Mo-. Oct i2.--A
possible motive for the suicide. in
San Antonio. Tex. Of Lieut.. Lynch.
n. 8. A.. which caused a sensation
recently. came To- light here today.
when II vas discovered that the
lieutenant Was under suspicion ~
having knowledge % tho murder Of
Rosa Butts. n domestic. threc years
ago. and that the Investigation OF
the case has recently been revived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13

/ SCHEDULE or GAMES
\ FOR WORLDS SERIES 4
\ First esme--Ne~ York. Sat !
, urdsy. October ~.
\ Second game philadel.
\ phla, Monday. October 10.
\ Third aamc--New York,
: Tuesday, October ".
\ Fourth game--philsdeiphss,
\ wedne sdsy, October 10.
\ fifth eame--New York,
; Thursday. October 70.
4 slsth game - Philadelphia, 7
; Friday. October 20.
; umpires For National
\ league. Klein and Brennan; I
\ for American league. Connoi- I
; " and pineen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
LEAGUE ORGANIZED

\ Organization Of the North. 4
\ wcst Association Football 4
; league wan perfected NJ a 4
; meeting held At th. Holland 4
! hotel last nisht q. Meiiaffie
; was elected president. Joe 4
; Green. vice president. Ray I
; Wilson. secretary and Alex 4
; Rose. treasurer. The league 4
; will be composed of the fol Z
= lowing teams Rangers. Gel. Z
; ties. Black Diamond. Carba 4
; nRfo. Ralnlers. Everett. Ia. 4
= coma and Port Blakeley 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13

SAN rRANcisco--Fisht follow.
ers here are looking forward to
an interesting card az nrcamland
rink tonight. when number Of
fast four FOUNDERS will meet. In.
Guiding every clans from heavy.
weight 20 feather. Fritx Holland
W. Sailor I'd petroskey. middle.
weights. and Charlie Horn w. Sol
aicr Quinn. heavyw.ights. are the
two bouts In which the main inter.
eat eentsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13

For real beauty Of luster strength 81
stems and hardness Of flues. these Piume-
cannot BE- surpassed and We guarantee them
Just the same 49, those purchare1 from our
regular stocks az the regular prices.
Soc these Piumes. note the leagth and
spread. and compare them With similar
offerings you have known.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

rpabreno bieicr eriten Ibmeicnbcit
Don babeim. 9tln iollte es 10 unper-
icbens geitillt ipcroen!
gr 5og iif 10 raid ot mic lin1 llic
IN ieinem Ge6en. Seinc 8~coanfcn
lpeiltcn ihon ooralls IN DER ipcItiGli.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
To Take Religious Cen
SuS of Town.

The pastors Of the Baptist, Meth
odist and Presbyterian church,
have formulated plans TO take re-
ligious census of the town. 1t is
their plan to send thirty persons.
ten from each Sunday School, who
shall make canvas OF the entire
white population. OF Madison and
ascertain the church atiiliation, If g.
-ny, OF each one. Rev. 5. b. Cole,
in speaking to the editor about this,
said the purpose Of the plan was to
enable the ministers and church aud
Sunday School workers 10 be more
systematic in their work. The car
vassers expect to begin their work
about Monday.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
Fireman Taken From
His Engine.

Vidalia, Ca, Oct. Though 4.
protected by armed guards, white
fireman was taken from the engine
of the first passenger train that has
reached here over the Georgia and
Florida railroad in five days to-
night. His guards were disarmed
and the train, though it carries
mail. IS still here. A hundred
strike sympath.zers met the train at
the depot and locked the fireman
in the baggage coach with bis
guards. Times. Union.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
DELEGATES Elected.

At meeting Of the Elizabeth
Harris chapter Daughters Of the
Confederacy. held At Ms. Chas' I.
Davis residence Wednesday after
moor, tie following members were
elected delegates 10 the general
convention, meeting this year in
Richmond, Va. Mrs ", Z. Para
more, the president G! the local
chapter, Mrs. 5. Alex smith and
Mrs. r. c. Vaun. Mrs. Chas. +
Davis. beng first v!ce-president of
the State organization, will also eX
offlcio he q delegate.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
A Personal Invitation.

Rev. A. Preston Boyd, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, last Sun
dey morning freW his palpit ex-
tended an Invitation 10 the young
men and wonen to spend FRIDAY
erening al the nsnse for an informal
social.
Mr., Boyd being himso!f young
man. is greatly interested in the
moral aud social natures Of the
roung people lie is also an er.
tlusiastic believer ia the institution
c. church DO we want an institu.
.ion. similar 70 .he Y ". C. A. in
connection witt our church and in
our city;
This question will BE- debated by
t4o young people Friday night al
/ 7. m.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
Madison on Another
Proposed Highway.

Postmaster J. A. Zipperer recciv-
ed letter a few days ago from 5.
n, Candy, director publicity Ma
tional Highways Association stating
that Madison is on the proposed
Southern national high way between
s., Augustine, Fla, and San Diego,
Cal. Mr.. Zippercr has referred the
letter to the Board OF Trade, and
they will take the matter up with the
promoters. OF course, this highway
is only in its beginning, but when
it does become n reality, 1t will
prove quite a drawing card for our
town.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06

AL L4mbers from / 10 l1G. Vnclu-
sye, c.hcr than those in the above
list, 1000 votes each.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
LVC6un1 Course.

The Woman's Club announces
taat the first number Of the Lyceum
Course will take place on Wednes-
day evening October 18th 1t is
The Nell Bunnell Concert Company,
composed Of Miss Nell Bunnell,
solo,st, Miss Louise NeIIonrys read
er, anl Miss Louise Milhgan, pianist
They are all highly recommended.
The p.ice Of the tickets will be -
cents There will bS five numbers
in the course, AMI q season ticket
will be sold at $3.50 Remember
Che date, Wednesday, oct. 18th, the
Grst number Of the l.yceum Course,
The Nell Bunnell Company.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06

Notice.

PiRelta, Fla, Sept. 20, 1911
To the stock holders Of The Peo-
pies Trade-llouso, Greetings
BY authority in me vested / hero
by call a meeting Of the stock hold.
ers Of The Peoples Trade House,
for the purpose Of determining
whether the capital stock of said
Trade-House shall be raised from
5000 to 10000 dollars. This meet
ing will lie held at The Peoples
Trade-HoVse on Tuesday, October
the oath, at 10 q. M. and all stock
holders are urgently requested to be
present and vote for or against the
proposition.
J. P. Kinsey, Pres.
F. M. Henderson, Secy, At
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
Court COnVeneS Monday

The fall term OF the circuit court
will convene here next Monday
morning at ten O'Clock with Judge
Ira Carter presiding and Col. Gary
Hardce prosecuting attorney Tho
list Of those summoned for jury duty
was published in the Enterprise
Recorder few weeks ago. The list
includes some Of the best men in the
county, 1t is not expected that any
thing more than the general routine
OF court business will take place,
there being no cases that will likely
prove of especial interest or import.
ance.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
Wanted! Fifty Men.

Fifty men are wanted at the Pres
byteriau church Sunday morning al
IL 2. m.
M. Boyd is going 20 speak on q
subject that will interest every wide
awake, twentieth century ciuzen and
aggressive christian wor'er, We
will look for you as YOU are an az
gressive mar The old fories live
in the next town.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
New School Book Law.

According to the provisions OF
the State Uniformity text book law,
we no longer buy school books and
then sell TO our customers We are
under bond with the publishers to
sup h our patrons with the books
and then take our commission out
Of the sales We therefore cannot
sell books on credit, aud trust that
our customers will understand our
position and bring cash when they
wish to purchase school books.
w. L. Tooke.
D. 9. Smith.
Madison Drug Co.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
Negro Kills Step Father.

On Tuesday morning OF this week
Walter Zeigler, a young negro
about is or 20 years Of age, shot
and kille I bis step father, Allen
Martin, on p. X. L9ner's place.
about four miles south Of town. The
accounts Of the affair indicate that
the killing was done with little or
no proyocalion, although Of course
Zcigler tells different story, The
bullet entered the back Of the
shoulder and then into The neck and
head. Only one shot was fired.
Ieieler was captured Tuesday af-
tenooG by Deputy Horton aud is
npw ia jail here, His case will come
up at this session Of the corr.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas our kind Heavenly Faith
er, has called Mrs. Maude Waring
Wyche, our beloved sister and CO.
worker in both our Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies, we
bow in humble submission to His
will, realizing that lie doeth all
things well and that though she is
absent from the body she is with us
in spirit; therefore be it resolved;
lst. That the memory OF her use
fuluess Will remain with US as an
abiding inspiration;
2nd. That her cheerfulness and
patience in suffering has proved
Gfresh to us the keeping power OF
Cod;
3rd. That our love and sympathy
be exle., d "a to the bereayed family
and our fervent prayers 10 lh'
Throre Of Grace for the orphaned
boys;
An. Tha, a cory Of these resc
lutions be published in the Enter
prise Recorder, and also a copy b'
sent to the family and one be PLACED
in the minutes OF both Home aD'
Foreign Missionary Societies.
MRs. n. c, BEvAN,
d" G. b. SMITH,
w. IL. NJ. ).
Mrs. A. w. VANN,
" II. w. WHTTNELL,
w. f. NJ. ;
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06

Generally debilitated for years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
worn-out and all rundown. Burdock
Blood Bitters made me well woman. "
Mrs. Chae. Freitoy, Moosup, Conn.
BilousY Feel heavy after dinner
Tongue coated9 Bitter taste y Complex
ion sallow? Liver needs waking up.
Doans Regulets cure bilious attacks.
25 cents at any drug store.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06

49,. wv sre not experimenting on YOUR
o. "len you take Chamberlain s
,.,' ,lsn Remedy for cold as that prepa-
.r, Ou nas won Its great reputation and
=, elslVe eale by its remarkable cures
sOus and can always be depended
ma a .., nls equally valuable for adults
ehus M su'laFen and may be given to young
|son.., "u,en with implicit confidence as it
druggists, lug s''' " ="
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
MADISON, FLA FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1911
Florida Normal Notes.

MISS Elizabeth Belts Of Dayton.
o., has arrived in Madison and has
begun her work in Expression at the
Normal.
Tonight FRIDAY, October G,m
Miss Belts, assisted by Miss PARA
more and some piano pupils will
give Recital in the school Audi.
lorium' Admission will be free.
The program will begin at 7:30 D.
IN. The public is invited to be
present.
Among the pupils 70 enter this
week wereMessrs. Matthew Witt and
Thomas Haltiwanger Of Lake City.
The debate Saturday evening was
a mcst interesting one. Profs. Can
non and Stephens have organized a
debating society from The pupils Of
their rooms and from the Normal
department. The program consisted
of a debate on the question of wo.
man suffrage, music, papers and
recitations
Miss Mabel Nicholson Of Montana.
has returned and u acting in her
former capacity as s;enographer to
The Principal
Work on the new bviiding is pro
crossing The plas,oriug Is shout
half done. All the second story
windows have been put in. It il
hoped that in the nea, future it vii
be completed.
The Faculty and pupils ere glaC
that there is 10 be q I.yceum cours'
here this year The course selecte,
by the Woman's Club is a gcod on
and should have the patronage Of tn
entire Gown. The school feels lha
all the citizens who are iAtereste,
IN lettering the cca.i,iocs Of th
town sbould rally to .he sCppor. 0
the ladies' behiud The moveI ent an
make the course haancia. success
so that they will make O good Ly
ceum eemse a part OF tAe." civil
work.
New song books have been go.teI
for use n the chape. and the singing
has beea made much better .kereby
A choir o. school girls has been Sc
lected 10y Miss ParrEmore. Thes'
sit on The stage and lead the singing
/ Up until last Saturday. meme o
the paslogc Of the town have beer
ablc to arrsgo TO come down 20 'th'
chapel exercises, We hope &c tb,
weather lecomes cooler that Ley
mcy come more ofte'.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06
|eoruia and Florida
Tied Up.

No trains nave run INV '''''i'
the Georgia & Florida since
rbursiav, Sept, rs, The cause
mis- is a strike among the hremen
hiCher wages, they contending
so ner cent Of the engineers
arc, where they have been getting
ner cent. There has been quite
., Of trouble up the road, where
N. have stopped trains which were
eupting to run.
The following wire from j. NJ.
,rper. the general manat er OF the
|,a, which was banded to us by a.
Inf Carroll will prove Of interest;
Some wears ago this Company pur-
D,sed and took over six small rail-
,,ds between Augusta Co., and
tsdIsop Flo. 1t has spent five mil
ops of dollars in standardlzing them
10 one line Of railway, a large por-
IN Of which bEs been expended in
|ou vicinity anong merchants, la
Orers and local manufactures.
IN is an evident fact that the rail-
Eay has assisted in developing yOer
ection Of these states.
10 be convinced OF which, one has
bply to lool at the several new and
prosperous yillages that have sprrng
bp as wel!,.as the hundreds of new
kp.erprsee that lave been established
along the line Of this railway and
tEe grop.A of your already estab-
lshed az ! prosperous towns and cit
les.
at hes been the policy Of this ccsn'
pany to- he liberal with its employ ees
and it be-, from time TO time increased
| their :aIa.ies. paying now from TWEEN
| " 10 sig' 'y per cent more tean when
| It took over the properties
ave s.a now presented with unyea
NHable demands OF some eight ol
Ten mer EwLo declare .hst unless
these demands are compiled with &c
trains Shall D.. operated, and to mata
Eiu this. stand they have violently
alacke5 some O; The substitute fire.
men, .nonidatcd others, ead have
burneiI bridges. All Of thf works
great lao.uvcnieuce aad loss to the
'ravel.1g add shipping public and S.
tous interruption Of tie maEs and
they has gut forward 0egroee with
arms to ho.o up trains ai.d lntiEidate
enployee- % case 10 instance being
on tie n. Of September shout
three miles llulh Of Douglas, Ga,
Slen a body of negroes with side
arms AMI ra-{held up passenger
Hsln carrying a United states mail
and passongcre, they being incitel
ey three white. lIemen who were on
asIilSe7 Wlea they found l was
ming the engine on this train. after
using extremely vlles Language and
threats, they permilted the train to
proceed.
was On my waylto Douglas to
coAfer with Mr, H..O. Teat, Vice.
iiesldent Of the Firemen's Union,
V @en1e'yor 10 compromise our diff
i''enceI Although the conference
,ss'ea seyera! hours, neither the
wee President oflthe organization
.0' the committee would recede
NUN Their first demands except in
'ue or two working incidents which
we're OF small consequence. They
'''"sea all offers made by me for an
'Nicable settlement"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-06

Don't think that piles can't be cured .
Thousands OF obstinate cases have been
cured by Doans Ointment. so cents
at any drug store.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13
Rleime 4,pli3eixadbr dbridbten.

- 5rtb. QougbIanb, 30 Sabre oft.
ben Wo. 26 Oit 8. Npenae, unb Wuls
ter WsIfb, % Sabre alt. bon Ro. 312
Hrodbipdn, fpuroen geitern Nbeno BON
benz pripatpofi3iiten so. 9ebler Der.
ilaftet uno als perodhtig einesfperrt.
Die Wdnner, fpelfe dngetruntsn ma
rem, batten elm Shoufeniter beg Ga
oens bon 8eorgs golDe, SiiDofsGds
Der 5. gtbsnue uno Race Gtrabs, ger.
triimmert. Gie bebaupten, Sufdaig ges
gen bie Sfeibs aefallsn gu fsin.
Der 35 Sabre aIte Mutt Camp
ion pon Wat. Sterling, Ap., ipuroe sss
tern Qbenb BON ben 0sbtimpoIiSiitsn
BRETON unb Rpan perhaFtet, als er
mshrsre neue 5ai1enrneiIer In elmer
Dirtbfhaft on Der meit 8. Qpenue su
auffuIenb billigen greiisn Dtrtdufer
tuollte. 4n benz Gefangensn tDur6sn
auber oen WeFern msbrers nsus Shse.
rem, RaiirmtHsr, admme. 5afhsn,
fpisgsl, grillsn etc. DorsefunDsn. gr
bsbauptst, bic Safsn BON siusm
Wanne in Uat. sterling gsiauit gu ia.
ben. 'Sampion lit eiH Spfer Der Wpr.
pblumiuft.
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SrI6te.
BON 4Ibertp. greutini.

Infer Gpmnaiium in 9o3sn jtanb
an elmer Stelle. Die fir ben Serbii
nidt behtr ausgsodht fein t0nnte:
fiinf3ig S6ritte iiber benz Sbjtmdrtt.
go um ben ahteH September berum
mar Der 5eilige 0eiit sGotissbienit, bel
osm mir tpenis nm Die grlsuhtuHs Be-
tsten. mebr aber bon Der eben perlaHes
nen Somm.rfrifte trdumten. Rubs
auf berbitlihen WieieH. ssIbprbsnos
8udenpdlosr, rotbe Yoselbssrbdume
uno lidtuberitr0mte 9olomiten init
tpebem Shmers reiroipettip liebtuiten
Mdr bag 4mt iehoh aug, oann iaste
Der 9burner Uiartin, Der isBt Sofrath
i'm Wainiiterium lit: .Mer gebt nit
.pfirfidJ" eHeu2" llHb iiebt oa: Der
5raum uno Sdmer5 ipareu aus. In eis
nsr Rotte liefen mir bieGjaiIe abipdrts,
blieben bel Der Seneiinser Roiol, bic
fiebSig Sabre alt mar. aber nod toms
mob duF ibrem SherleI fab, ftehfrl
uno ihrien uniiono: ,Wiepiel pfirIh
um sinen RreuSeras .aoan.4 fasts
bic Moibl suerit.
.Worig's Jnbr bait fsGie segeben!"
her Hburner Wtartin.
sGisbene.- Gin anbsrsr.
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eMiHsnahrimteH.

RepDOrt, II. RoO. ans.tom.: /:
y San 9uslieImo" BON Reapsl; ,psrus
sia" BON aiporno; rGaronta" Don 2is
perpool; w2i.uania" bon 2ibau.
4bgegansen: ~grineipe 8i pismonz
te" noh Qeapel.
aiDerpoot. 4nSs..: .5uniiian"
bon Wontredl.
Wontreal. 4ngst.: rRopal
George" bon griitol. - 45seg.: Ire
gantie" nah 9iperpool.
Quebec. 4ngst.: .3eutonic" BON
2ipsrpool; rGorftcan" BON aipsrppoI;
.4nfoHia" bon 2onbon.
Gueeusiopn. Q6gss.: ,muus
rstania" nah Rstp Yort.
Wa opille. Ings..: .gaIebouia .
BON Rem gort, mad Glasgow be-
itimmt.%
aono N. 4bseg.: ..4scauia" na6
portlano.
0ooer. abs.s.: rgooerIano" nab
Rem Yor..
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Inter Dorfis bes 3srrn Sulius
arsp unb Der proioiollfiibrung bss
9errn 5enrn albert fanb ssitsrn oie
rtstImGbiee geriammluns hes obissn
wsrsins itat'. Die 5erren u. aosblsr
unb y. Vieboff puroeH ais afiipe
Wiisiieber unb 6err ausuit Sung ais
paHiDes Wiislieo oufssnommen.
Qln Der MISUNDERSTANDING btr BGs
dtrsunion 90. 213. benz 9oa nes
Druiben Ging,rhors unb bem Wass
isnbon bts DeutIhsam. unterftiss
unsssgereins iperben iid bie MitsIi:s
Der mad beittH ardfien beibtilieen.
D<s Weiteren ipurbe betonnt aeees
BEN. oob am nd1iien Sonntos nod
bem Ronasrt ber gereiuisten Sdns.s
eius semsini6aftli6e Gisuns NIT ben
Domen fiattfinben fo[. um bic Wors
bertitungen fir bic aboubalttnoe
Gbriitboumsge sgerIoOiuns su treHen.