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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
WILL CAUSE BIG FIGHT

Salem Or, Jan. 13.-One Of the
big fights of the present session of the
legislature will be on the public SER
vice commission bill The Portland
Railway. Light & Power company has
announced that it is in favor of a
fair measure on this sort, but it is the
only one OF the larger corporations
which has declared a favorable atti-
tude, while members Of the legisla-
ture have heard that several of the
railroads and other public service
It,
In the senate the bill will be intro
duced by Dan ]. Malarkey. while Ed
win G.. ANIME has announced that he
will have a bill in the house. Amme's
bill will be modelled after the New
York state law, which he believes to
he better than any other adopted by
any other state.
He declares that the New York Jaw
Is fair to the corporations, while at
the same time the members of the
commission are so bound by its pro-
visions that they are unable to dis
criminate against the people
"Oregon has as yet met with COM
paratively few abuses from corpora
tions," declared ANIME yesterday, "but
If we accept the experience of the
eastern states as a barometer they are
bound to come. I believe Oregon
should take care Of the situation be-
fore the extremity is reached. If we
regulate the corporations now in ex-
istence in a manner which will only
protect the people and not discourage
the investment OF legitimate capital,
we will not have the abuses and prob
lens which have been the experience
Of many Of our sister states.
II know there is going to be a
srong lobby against the passage OF
any public service commission meas
ure which will be all serviceable to
the people, but I have confidence in
the present legislature and I believe
the commission will be created and
that the law will have useful provi-
sions."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
-FOUR ARE KILLED
IN RAILROAD WRECK

Batavia. Jan. 13.-Four pasJ
sengers in a Pullman sleeper were
killed today and twenty injured in a
rear-end collision on the New York
Central. The accident occurred ut
the station.
still when another plunged into It,
'telescoping the rear sleepers.
None Of thedead had been iden-
titled at noon.
Wrecking trains are being rushed
from Buffalo and Rochester.
The injured were penned under the
debris for four hours before they
were released from the wreck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
NEW INSTRUCTOR
FOR HIGH SCHOOL

Leroy Breithaupt, a graduate of the
Oregon Agricultural college, has been
chosen by the Pendleton board to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Prof. Pate and will commence his
uties the beginning of the second
semester which is on January 2S. Mr..
Breithaupt comes highly recommend
ed by President Kerr of the state col
lge. He was graduated from that in
stitution last June with high honors
and all during his career there was
a leader in student activities. Since
graduation he has been doing post
graduate at Corvallis and is especially
fitted to instruct in the agricultural
department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
THREE FREEZE TO
DEATH IN MONTANA

Helena, Mont, Jan. 13.-Three are
known to have frozen to death in va
rious parts of Montana, while there
is a heavy loss of livestock and no
signs of relief from the storm. 1t be-
gan showing again today. 1t is be-
lieved others have perished and that
their bodies will be found later.
The mercury is twenty below, rail-
road traffic is badly demoralized and
the Great Northern throughout the
Flafoot country is blocked. Traffic
has been routed via the Northern Pa
cific.
Eleven hundred passengers are
stalled on trains, but most of them are
amply provided with food and fire. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
EATS EXPENSIVE MEAL,
THEN BLOWS OUT BRAINS

Tacoma, Jan 13.-After ordering
and eaing an expensive dinner to-
day, Archie Shillaty, who came from
Aspen Colo, blew out his brains while
the waiter was writing out his check.
He was about thirty years of age.
He entered the cafe shortly before
midnight, joked and seemed light
hearted.
A note was found in Shellaty's pock-
cts which shows he premeditated sui
eide. He wrote that he intended to
have a good meal and then die as he
feared consumption would finally end
him. He was an assayer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
LORD DECIOS COULD
NOT PAY DRESS DUTY

New York, n. Y, Jan. 13.-After a
night in the customs house where It
was held for duty, Mrs. Gould's s1400
gown was redeemed today and taken
home. 1t was brought from Paris by
Lord Decios, the fiance Of Miss Vivian
Gould. He arrived last night but
could notpay the duty and the govern
ment officials would not take check.
The duty amounted to thousand dol
in February. ,s;r IA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
EIGHTY PASSENGERS FACE
DEATH BY FREEZING

Whitefish, Mont, Jan. 13.-With
the temperature twenty below zero,
eighty passengers on trains No. and
the fast mail, No. %, of the great
Northern are stalled in the mountains
near Fielding, Montana, where tho
trains were sopped by great wind
blown snowdrifts. There are no diners
on either train and they have only
enough coal to last till Sunday. The
fac OF the passengers IS unknown.
Rotary snOwplows are working from
Cutbank and Whitefish toward the
trains, but so far have been unable
to clear the track, owing to the rapid
drifts. Frenzied efforts are being
made today to reach the trains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
Nomination Unanimous,

Salt Lake City. Utah, Jan 13.-
The nomination OF George Sutherland
to serve a second term as United
States senator from Utah was made
unanimous yesterday by the republi-
can legislative caucus. The nine DEM
ocrat members in the legislature are
said to have organized a compliment
tary vote for former Congressman w.
n King. The two houses will ballot
on January 30.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
CIVIC FEDERATION TACKLES
MANY BIG PROBLEMS

New York, N. Y, Jan. 13.-The
workingman's compensation law was
the principal subject before the ma
tional civic federation today. although
uniform taxation, pure food, taxation
of corporations and uniform banking
laws were also discussed. Roosevelt
and Carnegie are scheduled to address
the meeting today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
AGED BROTHER AND
SISTER MURDERED

Independence, Kansas, Jan. ID
John Walker and Mary Walker,
brother and sister, both aged, were
found dead today in the ruins of their
home near this city. 1t is believed
they were murdered and robbed as it
is known they kept their money in
their home.
The bodies were partially cremated
indicating that the house had been
fired to hide the crime. Barns and
other buildings on the place were
burned and the horses turned loose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
Condition Serious,

Whitefish, Mont, Jan 13.-Railroad
officials say the condition is the grav-
est for several years. High winds
continue to blow snow over the track
as fast as it is cleared. and the snow
plows no sooner make progress than
flakes are blown in behind. Yester-
day three big rotaries were compelled
to return to Whitefish to escape bu-
rial. On top of all this it is feared
snow slides may cause a repetition Of
last years Wellington disaster.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
GAS CAUSES DEATH
DEALING EXPLOSION

Connellsville, Penn, Jan. 13.-Five
bodies, two of which were burned be-
yond Identification, were removed
from the ruins of McCory's store to-
day. The police and firemen are
searching the ruins in the belief that
others may have perished. Gas caus-
ed the explosion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
Livestock Suffering IN Alberta.

Winnepeg, Jan. 1S.-The Canadian
west is experiencing bitter cold
weather. Livestock in Alberta and
Montana is suffering and there will
undoubtedly be heavy losses.
Fifty degrees below zero at Prince
Albert, Sask, forty-four below at CAL
gary and thirty below at Winnipeg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
Rain in California.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. ia
general rainfall north of Tehachapi
is reported by the weather bureau to-
day and will continue until tomor-
row. The cold snap which accom-
panied the storm at first, gave way to
warmer weather today. Nearly three
inches of rain has fallen since Mon
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
WOMAN DYING,
TELEPHONES HUSBAND

Santa Ana, Jan. 13.-"Come
home, John, the house is on fire
and I think I am dying" Mrs.
John Gowan telephoned her
husband after she had been ia
tally burned by the explosion of
a gasoline iron. Her husband
rushed home, extinguished the
blaze and endeavored to revive
his wife. She died after ply
sicians had been called. The
woman was attempting to refill
the iron when It exploded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
SIX MEN ARE
BLOWN To BITS

Prince Rupert, B. c., Jan. 13.
Six men are dead and one
other Is dying as result of
premature blast late yesterday
on the right of way OF the
Grand Trunk Pacific within the
city limits. The victims were
workmen who were putting in
the blast and their lodies were
blown to bits. The one survivor
has a fractured skull.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13

Portland, Ore, Jan. 12.-Gushes Of
rain and snow prevail on the western
coast of oregon and Washington while
the cold weather IN eastern Washing
ton and oregon, with little snow.
Heavy snowstorms and bitter cold
weather are being exper, anced in
Montana, Alberta, the Dakotas, while
much snow is also reported to have
fallen in Idaho.
These reports mark the progress of
the cold snap which is now working
across the northwest and centers over
Nevada today.
From Walla Walla comes the report
that fall sown wheat is endangered,
while Medford reports the coldest
weather in twenty years, but it is be-
lieved fruit will be unchanged.
In Montana and the Dakotas. trains
are stalled. 1t is believed the wealth.
er will moderate in another twenty
four hours.
Livestock in Montana, the Dakotas
and Alberta, is suffering. Two men
have been frozen to death in Montana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
BAKERS POPULATION is
NEARLY SEVEN THOUSAND

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1s.-The
population ofNBaker. Oregon, is Civ
en- at s742 by the census bureau to1
day
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
STORM WAVE
WORKS EAST
Snow and Rain Prevail Along
Coast OF Oregon and Wash
ington.
EASTERN OREGON COLD
WITH LIGHT SNOW FALL

Telegraphic Reports Mark Progress OF
Storm Across NOrthwest-Centers
Over Nevada Today - Two Men
Freeze to Death i'm Montana-Live-
stock Suffer in Many Places.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
May Release Trains.

Spokane, WASH, Jan. 13.-General
Superintendent Brown of the Great
Northern, said he expected the re-
lease of Nos. 2 and % by midnight.
He said the reports today indicate
progress toward the trains is being
made.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
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penDirt

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trolrDaseniutibers 6enrp Gorrier
bonn 6. 9iftritt an. gorrisn muf
iia bsuts 8prmittag Dor Si9erbeits,
ofrsitor Smaa unter Der Mntlngs, fid
I'm Dienits bstrunisn su babtn. Der
ontipprten.
DER ppIi5si6sf ift NIT Redt nnf.
gsbra6t barber, boB HaHht wsitsiis'
Der Ses Departments obfolut feinsr
Refpett Dor ben Rtstln unbgorf6rif.
ten gu bdben iheinen, urb Tn 3ufunfi
toHneH iih sttp0ige ilebertreier oui
itrenee g.banolung gefnbt MAIDEN.
Der 9ilfspoIi,iit 9om DaIn, mel.
der oem 9spartemtnt erit bier Mlos
nate angebOrt, mubte gnbs poriesl
gDo6e on 5pei anftinnnber fplg.nneu
SassH BEN gDIiseitef feline aufDors
tung ma6en unb beffnbtt fitb jebi
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bate. Qm Samfing Foll er iid5 TN
Dieniie betruntsn baben, unb Der pos
li5eihef Orbnete isine fofortige Guse
penbirung an. DnIn ipirp iih am
Dienitag bor bem Observation-Disclosures
untsr entfprs6snber 4HflGss sa psrs
aHtnprten boben.
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Gig simS fertig
5it nles fir bic bsHtiee Gr5ifnuHa
Der AatpmsbiI. AHsIttgInua.


s}iir bie beuie su sr0ffnsnbe antor
mpbiI 4usneIlnng in Der WuTitbnTIt,
oie an ieltener aurusenifalfuna unD
DEFENDERS gefhmodspollen 9etoratios
nsn ale friikren dbnlinen ausfteIs
luHgtn in ben Sddtsen iteIIen pirb,
iit alIes in @treitihdft. 8as riibriqe
&orRnities, ip<Ihes nit ben Nrranats
ments betraut mar, bat aus bem auss
fteIungsrdunle einen ipobrsn Nunbers
poIaIi seihaffen. Der ouF bic geiafer
obne 3DeifsI einen mG6tigen Ginbrud
MAIDEN pirn.
Die Gbiiren fir ben aIlaemeinen
3ntritt oes pubIitnms tperben fcbon
nm 10 ilbr bsuie 0ormitioa ae6ffntt
istn. I'm II llbr fpirb Gin GROCER
tos2rud nit Gsberasrs aoptlIe,
Die ali4 tpdbrenb Der Dnuer berauss
ltsIIEng tdgIid tonssrtiren ipirb, cine
s5ohrt ourn bic unters Gtdbt MAIDEN,
um be 9butfdhs. odb bic er0bte aus
tonlobiIs nsiteIIung, bic ie bier ftotts
gsfunoen, I'm Ganee iit. burh tIinsens
bes SpisI anSutiinoiaen.
Bon 3ipei biz fiiHf lt6r 9ndmits
tags fiubsi in Der ausfeIunesbane
tin GonSsrt ftatt unb ptrb tpabrenb
oiefer 3eit ben dnfpeFennen Ddmen in
Der Reitauration 5bee ierpiri tperben.
lin s uhr bes abenns fpirb burd,
Wapor Shipdb, GiGerbeitsoirettor
Scott email unb Or. gbds. gonis
fieIo. 9rdiioent bes Cincinnati aus
tomcbil AIubs bic cffi3iellegrCffnuna
itottfinben, tporauf bic 6erren unter
Jihrung Der Serren 60. +. Serfhebe,
prdiioent Der 4ntobdnbItr affoeias
ticn, uHo 6arrn 9. genman, officer
OF the Dan. cine gefidtisunss 5ourI
pornebmeH lperosn.
8iir ieben Tag Der Mohe Tinb fpes
5ieEIe atirdtfipneH in gusfiht osIttlIt
nnc 3tpar iif 8ienItaa oIs 4utonlobiI
GlubsIng, Wliitipcn als 8ufines
items Club Tao, Tonneritna o!s
GtIttIf4ofts Tag, i5r.itaa ols autcs
5dnokrs9a9 uHO Sdmiiaa oIg Bore
ftabts urD sSrsmb<n Tag beiianirt
trorben. DE ausftelIuHs piro ieben
5ag bon 10 llbr Worsens bis 811
llbr abenbs often feiu.
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Gterblihfeitsberid,t.

;Srans q. Stsnes, SO, 518 qrmprr
aDenue; 9unsenentsiinbuns.
Ulofts Gfpens, 45, 914 80. 8. Etr;
6er5ftbler.
artbar Woors, "a. 1889 iSoraier
gibtnue; 2unesnentsiinbuna.
9ront sJiders, 60, ia acmTspGtr.;
bnrnper1iftuna.
eorb Ntnbermonn. so, GiibCIts Cd.
g. unb SohH Str; 2sbtrperbGrtung.
5lortnce 8ouelob, s, 124 Meit Ii.
Strabt; 1ipbtbsrio.
Grsp C3pilIinss). s33 90. s. CTR;
tobt1eboren.
Wiuiam goIlis. AZ, 1910 Dafport6
apenue; Gerstrnntbeit.
Wnrenrtt 5arbine, 80, % Gait
bourne Terrace; RisrenIeinen.
Jront o.8nbtr, Go, 127 8rcahDap:
5erStlappenftbltr.
George Warer0f. 56. s15 Gam
Strabe; 3nnaenirtbs.
Anna G6iller, so. 8obmnun Witis
iDtnbsimotb; Wossnirsbs.
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Der Dobtou M2.u's grub /,

- Der Ddbton Usn's Club err
ipdhlte folgenoe Birettoren: Or. SO.
u. YouHg uno Subburo S6iparb fur
btn larpsen 5ermin lno B. q. 9arroti
unb Or. s. 5. emerp fir ben turssn
5ermin. qrof. Games Rcginnis,
Serb. Stt unb %. s.. Regormid pur.
ben in elm fommittee ernannt, um cine
9ersinisung oller guiineb Clubs in
Campbell gD. on5uftreben,
- monor Biaiam 2iit bat ben
pOlissicbsf 8sorss Geitber Don Belle
eue beauftragt, ale 9erInnen unter IL
eSdbren aus Den pooI Blooms fernsu.
falten. Die 9efiBer BON gi[Iarbs unb
Pool 3immern fpur0tn oabin ins
ftruirt.
Geitern blieben in Dnpton unb
8eaepue gum eriten Mal Die apptbeien
ron 10 ubr 8ormittags bis 2 llhr
Ra4mittags aei9loHen.
- Charlotte, has 13 Ronats oIte
5DhterheH bon gpiDarb 6auf BON go.
1106 9ritte apenue, Edpton. itdrb
seiterH. Das GeideHbesdneniB finbei
heuts BON Der ct. 5ran5isfug fir6e
Gus itatt.
Wm. Roufe, Der om 2. sSebruor
IN Bellevue i'm 500 u. Rotten beitraft
unb alf 30 9age mad benz Nrbitss
bdns gefanbt ipuree, Durbe aeTtern
pom Wdpor aiis 6egnaDiat<
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bramdtifdss Grtignit bsporitebt.
Beine aiinitItr sdblsu Su ben bebeis
ffnoftea hires 5ahss alif Der enaIifh.
fprehenben Biibne. Das Gaifipisl
tpirb am MoHtag Mbsnb ulif ber 1ras
lgobie ~Worbttb4 erSffnef- hieDcnnxrss
tag aI6tnb unb In Der Wlafinee am
Somitog ipitberboItnirb. sJiir Dienjtaa
itebt bas Quitipiel Der Mibsrip1nftis
gen 3dhmung" nuf bem progrdmIn,
fiir RittiuedD .6dnlstA, fur Jrsitoe
rDeraoufmann BON Usnebia@ unb fir
Sdmitdg abenb .RoiHso nnb SuIla. :
Die 8efsIIfhcft reift NIT einem enors
nlsn 4ppdrut unb bic GbdfsiptareTfen
Dramen sDerosn NIT eroBtr fseHifhtr
ausTtaituHg In Gesns aeisbt.
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slHi Ser geiIsrana.

9as gtfinoen bts 26 Sabre oIten
Gltttrifers Carl Gmiolsn. nongso. 32
Of 8. Gtr., ipel6er am Gamitaa
abtno in fsiner Wobnnng. dngeblih
in feIbitm0rDeriiher abEdi, sine
Qunntiidi anubanum tranf, bal Iish
6erortss gtbeferi. bob bic 5ofpitois
6rsts bsstiinbete 9offnuns baben. ben
Ws1nn am 2ebtn erboltea Su t0nnsn.
utber bns Wlptip bes ptrsptiitlien
Sdrittes min Der patient tsiHe Aus
tanft ssben. GmibIsp III unperbeirn- 4
thet.
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feaer.
Wishrere draHen Hnter arofenS dluie'
risfeiiea psu bsr saxriuebr &C.
reftef.

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Wiorgtn turS mad z ubr In Der Ia
psteHbcnblung bss Wm. sGhnsiber
glo. 2719 Dint Gtrnbe, aum qlns.
bru6 unb mebrert Der Btlp0bnsr be,
obsren Stodiperte bes Gebdubes
tonnten nur unier bsn grDbienGhnie.
rigteiten BON ben sSsuerlpebrIeuten oe.
rettet ipsrben. gIIs Gpribtu Comp
10 duf Der BrnnbIidtie eirltraf, por
bns 5aus bereits bernrtig perquaIms,
oaB bie sSsusrpsbrleute ginud,xlms
anlsgsn mubten, bpor iis i'm bas G,es
bolibe einbrineen fonnsen. ssrou
Barrett. rfldae trnns TIM Bette Ioo
fuurbe In Geden singebiilIt. burc, bas
NIT bitiem Raud ongsfiiuie Greppens
bdus iHs Greie gstrngsn unb fanb
Anfnabme I'm 9auie sines gsadbars.
3iueI onofrs Granen ipurben nuf dbns
liht Msife gersttet. Dis Gntfitbunass
nrfnf,s oss ssentrs, tneldes on bsn
1apttsnporr1thtn reihs gsrbruuo
fano, fol- aaf einen fdnbbofiensRaud,s
fang 5uriid5nfiibreH ftin. Der burd1
Werjidsruns ss6edts 9ronhItaDen g.
Ianft iin nuf ca. $500.
Bier Mpsorenflss ipurb<n burdl
fin fJeuer 3trii6rs, tDtIGes qe{ter,l
Wittag aus unbetdnnttr llrfad< III
Der MtpuraturiperijtGtte Inn ffnttrs
bauis 20. 926 ai6moHD Gsrabe
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GmpfinSlid,er grrluit.

JDhn arnolo, @tnsroImanngsr Der
GonfoliDatsb 2anb Co., Don Eo. 1914
Malnut GtraBe, H<Ibsts esjsern Der
asoli5ei, baB er am Gnmftdg Mbenb
an Vine StraBe, 5fpifhen Der 4. unb
8. GtraBe. $500 Tn papiergtID pers
loren babe. 5err Mrnoib, iptlhtr Inn
pdlnte ootd ipobnt, jidsrt b<nl ebrs
li4sn dinbsr cine CUTE 8slObuuHg au.
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ainberbeinsafb
Wia bic QatbsIiiAe 65seration liir
fattaIifde Qinbn eriiRheH.
gei Der gsamtsuwatl iiesttn bic Rs,
guIdrtH anf Der sanjts 2inis.

QlItr mabrIneinliateit mad tpiril
Cincinnati tn abiebbarer 3eit Elm Rim
berbtim fur .otholiine aiHcer erbuisI
ten. MenigItsns ipurbe In Der gsftern
| itattgsbobten Ja5resperinmmIang ber
RathoIiffen i5Gberntion, be in Der ct.
Jcftpbs Sdlle abgshoIteR fpnrbe, biss
its proisti eiRgtbeHb srortert uno fonb
oen oIsemsiHeu 9eifol Der anipeisns
ben.
Die anrsguHg bate Der ousffeibene
be qrGfbent 6err antbonp RaI6s ees
aeben. Der in feinem Jnhresbsriht bic
6riinbune einer berartistn anifolt Be-
fiiriuortstf. Sm adufe Der Debate
tDarhe BON Derfhiebenen Eeiten befons,
oab oieiss proistt a6iolat Hidt bebuis
te, oaB man nit Der ainnerbsimotb
unsufrieben fsi, fpnbern ss banble iit1
einSie uno oIlsin um bic Briinoune eis
ner tatboliT6n anftaIi. tpelher bic
5iirforgs fur bic Rinber futholifhen
GIsern aubsrtraut tperoen iollte.
Die angelegenheit tptro bon h6r
ueuen gretntiDe In i6rer am Dcnners-
tag ftatifinoenbtn Gisung neiter eror-
tert perosn unn bel oieier gelegenheit
fpirh man ou4 Der sJindnafrdge nGbsr
trsten.
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lid Der 8eriummlune itaitfanS, iitgttn
bic RegulGren, oenH lie eripdhEten b0s
eonse 1idet unb bic nsutn 9somten
iino ME iolgt:
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Ghmibt.
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giI1ncs Gocietp inbofTirt unb ebenIo
Der aampf ssssn unanfinbis, Rstfds
nepIotnt..
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Qo. 1861 Hnor Strabt purbe esIitrn
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iib.rbriHgen. Gr ipiirbs sulfsi on Der
WicWliden Apenle, nnbt DER main
Girabt. sefehen.
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