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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
CLARK HASN'T
SCARED CANADA

OTTAWA. ONT, Feb. i6.--The talk
OF the Canadian parliament repudi-
ating the reciprocity agreement as the
result OF Speaker Elect Champ Clark =
annexation talk was characterized to-
day by government leaders as the
heighth OF nonsense" 1t is admitted
that CiarkE speech may drive away
few votes. but IL is confidently pre-,
dicted that when vote is taken on
the agree ment the Laurier govern
ment will be found TO have a MAORI
" OF about fifty. Clark speech, how
ever is condemned on all sides
Premier Whitney. of Ontario. and
Premier Mcbride. OF British Column
hia. are fighting the measure in their
respective legislatures. the British CO.
lumbia legislature condemning the
agreement with only one dissenting
vote. Both Of these, however. are
politically opposed to Dominion Pre-
mier Laurier and their opposition was
expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
BECK CONDEMNS
TEN BUILDING

Ten buildings in Richmond were
condemned by Inspector Beck Thurs
day. The buildings must either be
properly repaired or torn down. Ten
Jays limit is allowed the owners to
take steps one way. or the other.
Following is a list of condemned
structures:
John b. Welsch, agent for James
G.. Smiths estate. two-story frame
store and dwelling at 305-7-9 West
Broad. s. 5a
John c, Hogan. building soo-2 East
Broad.
Frank Ferrandini. building ais
Hull.
Thomas Hill. two-story frame dweil-
ing. 1917 Buchanan.
Rev. John q. Scott, executor OF
w. II. Scott. buildings at 10S-10
North Seventeenth.
Matte Smith, ene-story frama
dwelling at 1910 Chafiin. 4asss
A. j. Chewing and Company, one
story frame dwelling. HOE Chaf1an.
Marcus McCary, one-story frame
dwelling. 1901 Chaffin.
Permits to build and repair were
issued as follows: Mrs. r. b. Nc
Dowell, detached two-story frame
dwelling and store on north side OF
venable street between Pink and
Tulip ITO cost $1,000.
Miss Rachel u. Hatch to repair
brick stores at a06-S North Pima e
cost t41TA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
BEGIN CLEANING
OUT INsURRECT0s
Navarro Begins, Offensive
Movement Against Forces
of OroZco
SEAT OF WAR SHIFTS
TO PACIFIC COAST
-----
Federals Attack MeXicali But
Advance is Stopped By
Blowing Up of
Bridge

Ell. PAso, TEN, Feb. i6.--Seyen
hundred federais sailed on; OF Jua-
req to-day under command OF GEN
eral Navarro. with the aNowed tnten-
ton OF cleaning out" all the Next
can insurrectos In the valley. Ma
varro announced that hts first bust
ness would be 10 attack the insnrgcrt
provisional government at Guade-
loupe with three hundred picked men.
Inasmuch as il Ia almost certain
ghat Provisional President Madero Is
at Guadalupe. together with Provis-
ional Governor Gonzales, OF ChihUa-
hua State. Navarro hopes 20 crush
the revolution with a single blow by
taking one or the other Of these men
prisoners
The remaining four hundred fed
erals were scattered through the coun-
Try surrounding Jusrez. scouting for
insurrectes, principally stra gglers from
General orozco's forces Orozeo's
Fickets who appeared before Juarez
yesterday morning vanished again last
night. evidently to warn their leader
Of Navarro's plans.
%aVaFrvs troops took q machine
gan down the valley from Juarez to-
dag IL As reported that lnsurrectos
in large numbers have gathered st
Unadeiupt.
Navarro has taken charge of the
railroads running out OF Juarez and
wgiI nol permit the resumption OF traf
Sc for fear the insurrectos will use the
trains To concentrate the forces at
CiHdad Chihuahua.
No message has been received by
the local Junta from Gonzales,
Seat of War Changes.
The seat Of war appears TO have
shifted from Juarez to Mexicali. along
the California border at least tenn
porartly. Dispatches from Mexicali
to-day indicate that one federal was
wounded and two Insurgents and one
Killed IN d two-hour engagement there
yesterday afternoon. An attempt by
ene hundred federals 10 drive the in
sarreetos out Of Mexicah caused the
light.
As soon as the federais attacked
General Earthoid, the insurgent com
nander. dynamited a bridge OF the
inter-Californla railway across the
New river, checking the federals' ad-
vance. After firing several hundred
shots. the fedora ls decided not to at
tempt To cross the river
Early to-day the insurrectos hel6
Mexicah, while the federals are en-
eamped a mile from the town.
Several hundred Americans Stooc
OF the" house tops uf CaiexicO Cat
and watched the fighting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
SENATOR CRANE is
LEGISLATIVE WHIP

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-That
Senator Murray Crane, of Massachu-
sets. has been made Legislative whip
In the Senate by President Taft, with
instructions to railroad the Canadian
reciprocity agreement through that
body was believed here to-day follow
ing significant conference between
the Presidenet and Crane last night.
Determined to secure the ratifics-
ton of the agreement without an ex-
ira session, II possible, 1t was said that
the President and Crane last night
proach various senators having meas
'ures pending and try and persuade
them to step aside and allow reci-
procity clear sailing. Crane has also
been instructed. IT Is said. to line al
the vote, and act as general adviser
TO and minister plenipotentiary of
the chief executive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
PRESS TAKES CLARK
SPEECH SERIOUSLY

LONDON, Feb. I6.--Little credence
is given to-day by conservative news
papers TO President Taft's disavowal
Of Champ Clark's annexation predic-
ton as rejecting the sentiment at
American statesmen.
il lis argued that Clark let the cat
out of the bag In an unguarded mo-
ment and then sought to cover up
by declaring that he uttered merely
his Individual opinion, The tone OF
the whole conservative press is that
the speaker-clect and receptive can
didate for the Democratic presidcn-
tial nomination voiced the ultimate
purpose Of reciprocity as AN entering
wedge to the separation OF Canada
from the mother country.
1T IL quite natural that TAFT
should repudiate an orator who spoke
Of reciprocity as the road to an
ne&ation." the Globe says to-day. "Bu
the Reputation covers only the Presi
dent himself The fact remains tina
the thought embodied in Clark an
| nexaticu talk seems to have beer
prominent in the minds nj othel
Americans whose cagcrnesS Will Ger
tainly raise "a storm of protest.
Canada has even RULED the tenn
pers of free traders here by her ap
parent willingness to play into tn
hands of the Americans
All the conservative papers war;
| Canada to beware of reciprocity I'm
| less she is ready to be swallowed b.
! America"
The Liberal papers are handling tn
question gingerly, owing to the uni
! vorsal resentment to even the though
of annexation They accept Clark
statement as correct and praise Tai
for SO quickly and SO positively deny
| ing that the United States has an,
| notion of absorbing Canada.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
TRAGEDY IN HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-"Does
reciprocity annex modern
tragedy in three scenes, by A. Stand
Patter. Time: To-day. Place: House
of Representatives. Dramatic per-
sonae: The House leaders.
Scene Representative John Dam
yell Ea! Ha, Ha!
Representative Joseph W. Ford
ney. Ho, Ho. Ho!
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon; Bust
ness of chuekling.
Chorus of stand-patters (including
Representatives Dwight, Gaines, Ellis
and Calderhead: Haw, Haw! Haw!
Subdued smokers from insurgents.
off stage.
Scene II--Stage darkened. soft
music, chorus in mourning robes.
Representative S. w Mccall: Alas,
Representative Nicholas Long
worth: Curses,
Representative e, J. Hin: Business
of tears.
Scene Ift,-Champ Clark Csolus) :
business of dismay)
What in Missouri is this all
about"
tCurtain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
MRS. KATHERINE HOOFNAGLE
DIES IN ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb, l6.--Mrs.
Katherine Hoofnagle, mother OF MI.
william IL. Hoofnagle, OF Richmond,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Anna NJ. Appich, in this city
this morning. She was eighty-nine
years of age. Besides Mr.. Hoofnagie
she leaves two daughters. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Appich and Mrs. Martha Herfurth,
of this city. Her funeral VIII take
place, next Sunday afternoon from
Emmanuel Lutheran church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6.--An inves-
tigation Of the letter. purporting TO
have been written by Representative
Sulzer Democrat, of New York. to
Assemblyman Kennedy, asking Ken
needy to swing his vote to Sheehan In
the New York senatorial contest. viii
be instituted Immediately. according
TO Suizer.
THE Legislature at Albany and the
Albany county grand jury will I'M
doubtedly investigate this forgery"
said Sulzer to-day. II never wrote
any such letter. The letter. while
written on stationery Of the military
affairs committee of the House, was
dated Albany. February IS. and was
not mailed until the 18th. Anybody
could walk into the House committee
on military affairs and secure few
sheets Of paper. Evidently that was
done by some one in the interest OF
Eheehan. and the paper taken to Al
bany. where the letter was written. ("
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
GENERAL BLISS TO
COMMAND BORDER TROOPS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-~Toe take
personal direction Of the United
States cavalry troops patroiiing the
Mexican border. Rrigadter- General
Tasker II. Bliss, in command of the
department of California, to-day went
to Caiexico. Cal. Brigadier- General
Duncan, IN command Of the depart
ment Of Texas. to-day proceeded TO
III Paso TO assume personal direction
Of the situation there. Captain Bah
cock, at CBlexico, to-day reported to
the war department that there was
lighting yesterday near New River.
west of Meixcau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
ALLEGED To HAVE
ABDUCTED GIRL

Mrs Belle Massie. 1920 Venable
street, complained Thursday after
noon to the police that her husband.
Robe Massie. had abducted Callie
Isabelle Hall. fifteen years old, whose
father lives at the east end OF Main
street. 49,.
Mrs. Susie Hail. mother of the girl
will swear out warrant against her
husband, charging abduction. the po-
lice say.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
TOBACCO MARKET
RECOVERING TONE
--------
PRICES EXPECTEED TO RETURN
TO NORMAL IN ANOTHER
WEEK--RECEIPT
LIGHT.

The features of Thursday in the
Richmond tobacco market were the
prevalence of rather better prices and
light receipts. Total sales reached
26s.00o pounds, OF which $4,000
pounds were hurley.
One at the lagest dealers expressed
the opinion that another week would
see the market IN a normal condi-
ton. the real reason Of the low prices
of the past fortnight being the crowd
ed condition of the factories.
A feature of Friday will be a big
sale of fine wrappers at the Shell
burne warehouse.
Burley sold fairly well Thursday
at the DayenQ2M warehouse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
BUSINESS MEN
FOR RECIPROCITY

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Feb. Is.--
Business mems organizations In other
cities are expected 10 take up the
question of endorsing Canadian reci-
procity to-day following the lead of
the local chamber OF commerce. which
passed unqualified resolutions of en-
dorsement last night Copies of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16

for May. however, some of tho big
shorts started a covering movement.
which soon rallied the list 10 to IL
points from the lowest
Prices: March. 13.60Q62; May,
1s.72G73; July, 1s.75976; August.
13.40G42 October. 1853 664; De-
cember, 13.6215S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
WOMEN MISSIONARIES
PARTICIPATE IN JUBILEE

PITTSBURG. PA, Feb. 1.-Two
man missionaries from all parts OF
the world participated here to-day
in the opening of the Women's For
eign Missionary Jubilee. Mrs. Henry
w. Peabody. of Boston. presiding.
Talks We're given by workers in the
Philippines. Africa, Japan and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16

resolutions were telegraphed to Pres
ident Taft and the senators from Con-
necticut.
The Connecticut members Of the
House have indicated that they would
support the trSaty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
LIQUIDATION CAUSES
BREAK IN COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. ia renewal
OF heavy liquidation at the cotton
opening caused a break of 10 to IA
points to new low levels for the pres
emit downward movement. Under f3.76
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16

II is Francis Willard branch of the
Temperance League Of America mot
the w, c. 7. L. which has elected
Mrs, James W. Anderson. Mrs. f. E.
Thomas. Mrs. F.. Y. Wood and Miss
Hicks as delegates TO the State Anti
Saloon convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16

ger to William r. Shcehan. II looked
upon by most OF the assemhlymen as
joke. Many OF the Insurgents have
received fake kilograms and telephone
calls In the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
TRYING TO PATCH
Up CLhRK'S BREAK
Continued from First Page


city. On leaving the President the
Senator would not express any opin-
ion as to the probable action OF the
committee. He said ii was not likely
that he would father the bin, but that
II would be placed before the Senate
without any individual sponsor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
DOCK CLOSING CASE
CONTINUED TO MARCH I

The celebrated dock closing case.
set for rial before State CORPORATION
Commission for February Is, has been
postponed until March /, 1911.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-16
SALES

100 Va. II. q Power Com. Mt sS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Stabt nnb nmgegenb.

- Nir nod etipas iiber cine ISOLDE
inb mir fperDen Die 8erluitliite bes
.8lprreiten 8ierten" Ieien.
Sas' 8emeinbe : Seit bon ct.
Tarien finbet AM %. SUM- am giafs
mittns nno Ibenb i'm Sdieenpart
itatt.
= Wattbetps & Chalmers, Ibpos
taten. 3im. 3o5-307 9. & s. SIba.
8eibe Sbones 1852. Yrafti5ieren in
StaatSz nnb 8nnbeseerihten.
@abe5u 200 Srieifer aus Der
gr5bio5eie Dubuque pobnten perilpiz
iene 8ohe Der idbrli1en .9tetreat"
i'm ct. Soiepb'szgele BEL. Sic
geiitlifen ~llcbunsen itanben unter Der
9eituns bon 8ep. Clement @.
Sbuente.
Sermam Gderer, @ittbeilbabcr
beg .Salaee Glot6iers", lit am 9onz
nerstag Nadmittag ieincr S6uBs
ipunbe, tpelde ct iidl Wpntags 5iioor
IN ielbitmoroeriider abiiht beibra6te.
erleeen.
- gltern, fpelde ibren So6ncn
unb SDhtern @elb fir Seiierperf per>
abfoleen, fpiiien einfad nidt, mas lie
tbnn. Ser Wabn biirfte aid bier
fir5. Die Reue pietleidt iebr lang fem.
Sn Der ct. Narien : Stride
tuitrbeu am 21. Suni SRI. gliinbetb
Sdblcr unb Or. Waltcr Srealer burd)
ben bofp. Batter @remer setraut.
l1n5tpcifelbaft elmer Der beiBes
item Sunitage mar Der nerflo6cne
9onnerstns. Sas thermometer
idtuanfte al ienem Hadmitto9 5tpis
ifeu "a unb 100 Grab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Ger 2obbeit seseu bic einwauSerer

bei6nlbiet Yrpfeiipr Sr. 9Siparb q,
Steiner, 9ebrcr Der io5ials ppliti>
iden @iiienidaftcn an Der @rimnells
llniperiitdt in Soma, Der nod breia
monatigem Gufentbalt in europa, ipc
er Die Den Ilisipannerern in Den pers
S6iebcnen @ini6iffungSbdfen 5utbeil
perbenbe Sebanblung itIbiert bat,
5uriidsefebrt lit. ole Quarantine 8e>
amten. Sn gegleituns zines ibm bon
G%ommifidr @iainms bcigegebcnen
@refutib : 8eamten madte er Bic
Gunbc auf ellis Sslanb. Seinen
llnipilcn erregtc %bcIonbcrS Die Ihroffe
8ebunblune Der @inipnnberer burdJ
Die Guarnntdre s8eamten. Die gin>
panoerer crbielten Elm ieblebtes 8iI>
tomnten bel ibrer giufabrt mad benz
Snnbe ibrer Soffnune; Tie piirben bon
Den Guarantdne s8eamten pie @ieb
bebanbeIt. Ser Yrofeiior beabiifs
ti9t, lid nit Der In9elegenbeit ndbcr
gu befaiien. Ser BON gommiiidr
@ilinms linn beisegebene Scamte
mid linn nifJt bon Der Seife; bod
bate Der 1rofeiior nollauf @eleaenz
belt. nit Den in Den 3arSern bcfinez
liden @inpanberern gu ipre9en.
%. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Gprreippnbens.

@iIb,e rtbiIIe, Sa., 10. Suni.
- 2csten Sonnerstaa ipurbe bier pie
unia6rli6 bas Srobnleidnams : Set
gefeiept nnb mar bic Seier o benz
fhDriten @etter begiinitigt. Hen.
Remnters fonnte bieies SSabr Ieiber
nidrt nnipeienb 1eir, bd er INNER mod
in Riltpdufee bertpeilt. @iele @dite
ans ben Nafbar9emeinben bon
3atenoo, Hapmonb, eagle unb
garclnp iparen Susesen unb mar Der
geiuh 9rDber uls jemuls. - Saul
Sonner. tpelher crit Dor bier @ofen
bon Srier, Selttihlanb. ein9etponbert
lit. funetrte als Sreaniit uub l~ieferte
als 1~9idbriser Singing reht Inerz
fennanstpertbes. OR lit Elm Heffe bon
Her. Sd9en bon Safe 5uron, Rinn..
nnb 2eBterer lit elm alter Stuoien@
aenoiie bon 8eb. Sepen. Sr. Conner
bat cine Steae als Srgnniit Der
Sperspiler @emeinbe nngenommen
uno lit bort6in nbgereiit. -Sn Sdfen
einer eleftriIden Sabn. Die bon
@aterloo iiber @ilbertpille mad Sus
bilee unb Brandon pber bon bier mad
So Yorte 9ebaut perben ioQ, purbe
bier am Samstas in Der S6ulbaIe
cine gutbeiudte @eriammluns abses
balten. Srdiibent gab bon Der 8.
6. s. & 81. : &aan belt cine Gebe.
ipel6e Die Gatbe erfldrte. Bon
@il6ertbiue unb l1mgeaenb tpiiniht er
Elm 8apital bon $4,000 auf5ubrins
gen unb fperben ben Subitribenten bas
fir Iftien in ben jebt i6on i'm Be-
trieb befinblifen 8abnem bernbfolgt
iperben. bic feds Frp5ent 3inien tras
gen. GO pirb in ndfiter 3eit eine
Geriammlung einberufen fperben. nnf
nelfer banu Gomites ernannt tpers
ben iolen, nm Die Snbifriptionen gu
fdmmeln. Yrdiibent gab iprad feline
getpunberuns aus iiber @ilbertpiIe
unb meinte, ein @emeinpeien bas
folhe Stride II. I. IN. baIen fonnte.
ioIte aud I'M Stanbe fem. ii9 Die
elettriide @nbn 5u ii6ern, benn es
nGbme aud in bieier Sa4e mn gini9s
feit. - 8. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Mnf ~ oen SaiensG rer;itien !

Gs finb mr. nud einise 9age bis
sn ben eriteu geiitlihen ltebnnscn fir
Saien I'M Gers Seiu Gplesium ST
&rairie bn 6bien. Wis. Mn BEN
budliu. Glerns nnb bic 9%pfalpercine
Scs Gentralr gereins limb Girfnlare
ergangen, pelde an etfriser Werbes
tbltigfett anregen fpllen. Sn Mnbe=
traht Der Wtd,tisfeit bieier Ggersitien
iollte Der Mppel nift erfulslps iein.
Die GTersitien AM Samstas,
Counting nnb Wtpntag, ben g., 3. nnb
10. Suli tuerben 1T bentifer Sprahe
upm bpfm. Batter Gpmmerbanier,
2. s., seleitet merben.
Gs fam nift oft genug betont
ueroen, baR bieie Gage ber seiitli6en
ftebunseit 3aee Der 8ube nnb Der Or.
bplmns fir 21rper nnb 8etft beben=
ten nnb, fptuubl Stdbter mie and
9anbbempbner, @eihdftslente, 9aben.
befiter, Nrbeiter unb FARMER, fperben
~erfabren, bat bieie 9ase Der Suriid=
sesDsenbeit BPM aifreibenben Oetriebe
bes M%ltasslebens fie anftalenb er.
antfen nnb ~berubigen merben. 5as
Gulleginm sn Vrairie licst iibrisens
in elmer berrltdben 0egettb, mic etgenS
fir bieien iSuef seihaffen. 5te
Ggersitien iinb fpitenfrei. Sebem
Sbeilnebmer uirb eS iiberlaffen mad
Seliebem fir 6pft, 9pgis nnb Be.
tuirtbnns = tnb biefe iparen mod
Der Nnsiage aller gbeilncbmer i'm
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einen a%ngemeTenen geitras gu ent=
ridten. 8emittelte &atbplifen f5nncn
fein beTereS Werf tbrn ais bic 9ciie
fir eiten nnbemittelten Grersitanten
an ~besablen. Dian fprbere feline
Greunbe auf bic Grersitien NIT
%5nmnfen.
9ie beseiiferten gortrdse, bic ftilen
Stunben beS 8ebetes nnb Der MnbafJt,
bic a~nregenbe @%efenifaft nit @leih=
%geiinnten, 9tdnnern nnh Siinslingen,
bic 10 ftarfenbe Sammlnng aler
arifte bes &1rpers, hes 8eiffes unb
Der Seele, ales 9aS madJt bieie 9asc
Der 9aien= Gger5itien 81 mmpersef.
liden, erbebenben 2ebetserinne=
rnngen.
Die 6anptfahe, aber tpelhe iebem
9beilnebmer ais Der sr5fte @e,pinn
selten wirb, iii bic @%elesenbeit, IN
aller 3ube itnb Stile bic anselesen=
beitet feiner Seelc, inter Der 9eifung
erprubter Seelenfibrer, mieber einmal
sriinblif 81 urbnem unb einen Nb-
ihnitt i'm @mde ieines seiitlihem
9ebens absnidliefen, binter melden
ct ME mebr, felbf niht auf benz
sterbebette, surifsubenfem braudlt.
gpem es wirflid ernit TT nit icinen
eiuisen Ingelesenbeiten, Der fdkt cine
0elesenbeit mie bieie ber 2aien=
Ggersitien 81 Hrairie bn Gbien, niht
nnbennbt ppriihergeben.
9esbalb, liebe bentid rebenbe
Siinslinse NIB Skinner: Inf Wicbcr=
iebat in Irairie bn Gbien, @is., am
ndditen g., 8. nnh 10. SnIi!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Ginseianbt.

@eebrter 6err Nebafteurl
SIN lester Summer Der ,2urems
burger Ga5ette" Iprd9en Sic iiber Die
geoinsuneen. Die elm proicifantiider
Rrebiser Nuien on Sic aatbolifen
ite1t, lint Der .RorIb's G6riItian
federation" bei5utreten. !,
S~lugihriften bieier Irt murben
aud in u~nierer Stabt Dor ollie Gbiie
rem setporfen. nnb audi bic fatbolii6c
@eiili6ieit bate Die @bre, oas ,tief
bur6bndte" 9ampblet gu itpoieren.
Sur i6doe. SaB i'll Dem, Yampblet
ei9entli6 nidbts Sarin tpar.
Wnrum eigentlid boren mir bon
pieien oWiniiterS" immcr nnb imnler
ipieber nidbts ais 1braien. @as
IN bieier bierieitigen Sllsidrift ges
brildt mar. fonnte atdJ. uilb in ebenio
tlniiii6er Sorm. nuf elmer ~etnsigen
Seitc ipieoerge9cteE tperoen. Sdjaoc
fir baS fh5ne HGpier.
Sa idabe fir bas i16ne Yapier.
ipenn uniere .Iailics" fpDer bielc
aug ibnen) ale Bofen bic E~rebigten
zines Mniieu (unS Nnbcrerl brin9en,
a II TAFT bic fpihtieen iosialen nnb
p%olitiIden unh reIigioien Srngen an
beiprcdben. Die unierc 3eit 10 iebr in
Nniprud nebnien. Cher mau inllte
ipenigifens ia tedetiid : bi1to@
bic Sade, fir bic man eintritt,
al pertreten nerinden. I6er Damn
gibbs aerne 81 MAIDEN Die mar
iiift 6eiBen fam.
@enn id alltpD6entlih bic Heben
cines Wr. Ruiiea leie. bant tritt itetS
folgenbes Bib ppr meinc sluaen:
Serr Guiica Dor elmer groben
.M~ubience", bappn bier Siinftcl
Babies. elm Siinitel Idnncr; unb
hieie flint Sinftel obne .logii6z
biblii6e 9ilbuns". Gem FONT piirbc
Ser grobe Srebi9er .feinen @itb bas
ben, imnler nnb INNER pieber nit
einiaen Ghriftitellen Mnb ein paar
Sanienb Hbraieu nm iid sm uerfen,
nmb bic Widtigiten Shriftielen, bic
segcn ieine Experimentation iprchen,
aufier Adt 81 IaHen.
Sas ganse S5hcratipmsmcrf cines
9iuiiel ut Gin .fiitlid : pptimiitiider
Eramm". Wdrum bat or nidt
Northumberland, 8ubbbiiteu NIB
Setiidanbetcr in Die S6beratipn Illers
neltsdriiten nit einaeidloiien "a?
llnb nnieru .SailieS" modten mir
Solgenbes iasen: 8enu bic EDITORS"
ar bies boble. oft gang ms
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Ibbrud ~brinsen. MADDEN ioir nit
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rnb firrf Stunben.
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bon 65 big rs Grab Stse. Die
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marin 5ubefen mug. Sie @etreibes
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fallen. Sie SbIternte peripri6t cine
fe6r erobe 81 tperben.
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Der Wain Strabe bel Der Splp Grobs
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mer am Steigen. gs laufen tGelid
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