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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
AID WANTED FOR
THE EPILEPTICS
Members of Commission Heard
by Appropriations Com
mittee

The trustees of the state colony for
epileptics, authorized at the last ses-
sion of the General Assembly, were
heard by the committee on appro-
priations Wednesday afternoon in be-
half of their project, telling what they
needed in order to place the colony
in working orders Several charts
were displayed on the walls of the
room which were explained to show
how the faint of epilepsy and kim
dred disorders persist from one gen.
Grafton to another.
Judge Carl Foster Of Bridgeport be-
began the hearing saying he knew
less than the other trustees because
he had been a member of the board
only since last December but he had
at least learned that the other mem
bers of the board had devoted much
ordered the establishment Of the col
ony it now remains to put 1t upon a
business basis and the present hear
ing was for the purpose of presenting
in detail plans for the work.
There are no inmates in the colony
as yet but $50 acres of land has been
purchased and while there are build
ings on the farm they are not in con.
dition to house patients because If
patients were taken in there would be
no room for the attendants.
DIR. Max Mailhouse of New Haven
said that the trustees have acqui ed
two farms, one of them having sew
eral buildings on it, and it is now de-
sired to provide for patients Of which
from $50 to zoo may be expected to to
begin with. There are now LIS in
the state Hospital for the Insane at
Mfddletown of whom at least fifty
should be in the colony and it is esti-
mated that there are, in round num-
5ers, 2,700 in the state. The colony
now needs buildings and equipment
before 1t can care for any of them.
Representative Peck OF Stratford
said that he had been asked by the
authorities of his town to urge the
committee to do its part toward get
ting the colony in a position to res
ceive patients as there are two IN
Stratford~ and no proper place has been
found for their care.
z. r. Robbins of Norwich, also one
of the trustees exhibited maps show
ing the location of the colony at
Mansfield Depot and he explained the
situation at length, saying that one
farm of 221 acres had been bought
for $4,000 and later it became advis-
able to purchase 40 acres more adj
joining for $4,000. Several reasons
made it advisable to make the pur-
chase, among IHeS0 DeluS Inc Idcl ludl
it was planned to build a spur track
from the Central Vermont tracks to
the far mand partly because the adj
dition was needed to complete plans
for sewage disposal and to buy right
af way for these two purposes would
cost about as much as the entire
farm. For that reason it was thought
best to buy the entire tract.
A detailed account was then given
of the buildings and improvements
needed the items being for a laundry
lion building, power plant, coal tres
tie, sewage disposal water, architects
and engineers, salaries, farm supplies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
RAILROAD FINED $1,000.
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Favored the
Carnegie Steel Company.

Pittsburg. Penn, May 12.-The
Pittsburg Sc Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany entered a plea of nolo con-
tendere in the United States District
Court here yesterday to charges of
violating the Interstate Commerce
act, and Judge G. P. Orr imposed a
minimum fine of $1,000
The railroad company was indict-
ed by the April Special Federal Grand
Jury on twenty counts. Ten of these
charged a failure to observe the tar
ifs filed with the Interstate Conn
merce Commission, and ten with I'M
lawfully granting concessions.
The indictment was based on GER
tain alleged shipm ents from Youngs-
town, Ohio, to the Carnegie Steel
Company of Pittsburg, Of carloads of
billets.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
KIDNAPPERS KILL CHILD.
Reward Offered for Abductors q
Elsie Paraubek. Found i'm
Canal

Chicago, May pa reward of 81 900
has been offered, including 5000 by
Gov. Deneen, for the arrest and con-
viction of the murderer of Elsie Paro-
ubek, the ten-year-old girl whose body
was found in the drainage canal Sun
day
''It is our belief that the abductor
of the child suffocated her to death,
possibly by placing a hand ,ver her
MOUTH Coroner Hoffman said We'd
nesday night. "It may have been
that the kidnappers found the police
were on their trail and murdered
the child and cast her body into the
CANAL
Gypsies, who from the time Of the
childs disappearance were suspected
of kidnapping her, are being watched.
The police believe that some of these
people, who have been camping along
the canal, may have had the child in
their possession
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
Sore Feeto Never After Using TTz-

Sore Feet? Never After Using TTZ-
Goodbye sore feet, aching feet
swollen feet,sweaty feet, smelling feet
tired feet.
Goodbye corns, callouses and bun
ions and raw spots.
1t acts at once and makes the feet
feel remarkably fresh and sore-proof.
TIZ is not powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the
pores. TTZ draws out all poisonous
exudations which bring on soreness
of the feet, and is the only remedy
that does. TIZ cleans out every pore
and glorifies the feet-your feet
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face in pain, and you'll forget
about your corns, bunions and cal
Iouses You'll feel like a new person.
If you don't find all this true after
trying a box of TIZ, you can get your
money right back.
TIZ is for sale at all druggists, Is
cents per box, or it will be sent you
direct, If you wish, from Walter Luz
Their Dodge & Co., Chicago III
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
PROMOTION FOR A
POPULAR SHOE CLERK.

Geo. J. Lavery who has held a pos
ition as retail clerk with the Traveller
Shoe Company, this city, for the past
two years, leaves today for New York
city where he will become manager
of shoe store for the same COM
pany on 151st street Mr.. Lavery is
a Bridgeport young man, is indus
trious and enterprising and his pro-
motion is a testimonial to his faith
fulness to the firm with whom he.
has been and will be associated He
has many friends in Bridgeport who
will be pleased to learn of his adj
vancement and wish him the success
which he we'll deserves.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
AN OLD MANS
GREETING TO SPRING.

Dear Lord, this is a dream Of spring
unlike
ALL other days! Yes, yes, I know that
Am old and that the merry children
cry
With fun because my knees together
strike.
Still, Lord, this is the spring! And
purple spike
Of vetch stands tall beside my gate,
the sky
Only less deep above my roof. Lord,
why
May 1 not be this youthful bliss more
like?
My heart is young, dear Lordl love
the smell,
The sweet keen smell, of bloom beside
my door,
I see the flight of petals to the grass
1 touch the dew filled earth, and
blithely spell
From all a joy / never felt before.
Lord, Lord, I am not oldl Fill thou
my glass!-(Jeannette Marks in
The National Post)
Finest blend of Havana tobacco,
NTTGG FITS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
MITCHEL's PLACE ROBBED.
Burglars Carry Off Loot From Coun-
try Estate in Carriage.

White Plains, N. Y, May Fisher
iff Scherp of Westchester county is
asked to hunt the burglars who enter
ed the hunting lodge on the country
estate of John Purroy Mitchell, pres
ident of the New York Board of AL
derman, at Somers, in the northern
part of the county, some time yester-
day and carried away practically
everything that was movable It is
believed that they used carriage, as
tracks were found leading to the
house.
1t was only several weeks ago that
the caretaker, Richard G. Davenport
was arrested for killing Thomas Hef-
fernan, a laborer, who applied for
work and when refused shot at Daven-
port, so the prisoner. alleges. Since
then the house has been without a
caretaker.
The police believe that the cottage
was robbed by gang of yeggmen who
have been travelling along the Catskill
Aqueduct.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
HIS ASHES IN DOGS COFFIN.
Remains of Lafayette the Great to
Lie With Body OF His Pet.

London, May 12.-In accordance
with a wish revealed in his will,
which was examined yesterday, the
body of Lafayette the Great the
eccentric vaudeville performer, who
lost his life in the fire that destroy
ed the Empire Music Hall at Edin-
burgh on Tuesday night, will be
cremated.
The ashes will be placed between
the paws of Lafayette's trained dog
Beauty, who died a week ago, and
whose body is to lie in a pretentious
tomb in Piers Hill Cemetery, Edin-
burgh.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
Notice

For forty-four years we have been
conducting business at the same oid
location, corner of Main and john
Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,, and our
Private Bank has been established
there continuously. We have receave0
and paid olt on demand without no.
tice millions OF dollars of money oe-
posted with us and we continue 10
receive money subject to depositors
checis at sight, on which we aaiow
three per cent. per annum, creU.cu
TO each account monthly. We sonciI
the accounts of individuals. business
men, firms and corporations. and an
who want a bank account where they
can deposit money, checks or drafts,
and leave it for one day, one week, one
month or one year, and draw interest,"
on it for any time it is left with US:
We give to the business our carelui
personal attention as the oldest nrm
OF private bankers I'm this state.
T. L. WATSON & co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
JEALOUSY
WOULD DRIVE OUT
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
Southington, May 1.-THE jealousy
of women who did not like her fash
ionable clothes was the reason given.
today, for the petition for the remov-
al of Miss Alice D. Graves, the good
looking principal of the Milldale
school. The identity of the signers of
the petition is being kept hidden but
the majority of the petitioners are
known to be women.
The board of school commissioners
will reappoint Miss Graves, it was
said, today, on good authority. Her
home is in Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
IN THE WAKE OF THE MEASLES.

The little son of Mrs. o. B. Palmer,
Little Rock, Ark, had the measles.
The result was a severe cough which
grew worse and he could not sleep.
She says: Zone bottle of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound completely cur
ed him and he has never been both
cred since" Group, whooping cough,
measles cough, all yield to Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound The gen
uine is in the yellow package always
Refuse substitutes. f. B. Brill; Cur
tbs Pharmacy. r 2 S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
MARRIED..

FENSKE-CONKLIN. - In Danbury,
May s. Miss Mabel Conklin and
Daniel Fenske.
Neutrality-suspicious. Danbury.
April II, Robert J. Heating and
Miss Hattie Jackson.
HULSKER-BOARD- winsted. May
8, Joseph Huisker and Miss 0eorgis
e. Board.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12

Caracas-"America, f. the most per-
feet Democracy humanity has ever
had" declared President Gomez in his
message to Congress.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12

Foley Kidney Pills are a true med
tcine. They are healing, strengthen
ing, antiseptic and tonic. They act
quickly. F. B. Brill; Curtis Phar-
macy. r Is B.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
DO YOU HAVE THE
RIGHT KIND OF HELP

Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the
right kind of help to neutralize and
remove the poisons that cause back
ache, headache, nervousness, and 9TH
err kidney and bladder ailments. r.
B. Brill; Curtis Pharmacy.
r 90 35
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
FINANCIAL
|E ![|Ej \ |!||| ||l|||
OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
OUT OF TOWN RESIDENTS

O. towna
loan renting Deposit We
N.
o. III. c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12

NUGGETS, quality first, last and
all the time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
POINTS OF INTEREST.

Finest blend of Havana tobacco,
NUGGETS,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-12
Happy, Happy,
Use IL

A Marvel For Sore Feet. Acts Right
OFF,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

rno Sberiff uno ser republifanii6e
Holi5eidef ieben itillpergniigt gu lno
tblrn gar nidts, 6em Grinfperbot
@eltung 81 peribaffe,. Man f0nnte,
bemerft oa5u oas 9ranicript, Gbra=
men pergiebcn iiber SEN Sammer,
me1n bic @eididte ni6t 10 ldderlid
ware. sabe sufduig 0ie republifa,
Nartei am &lloer, 10 miiroe es
Ser eefnofratiide Mrgus iein, Ser iid
entriiitcte, neil inu1er sic
cine Eartei sic Sdul0 al,f sic anoere
obld)on bcioe, milie1 uno audi
5ltgeben miiiien, oab oos Gerbot ie=
ber3elt ii6ertreten miro, neil eS eben
nidt 0ilrd)5ufiibren lit, mas aber nidt
bi1toert, 0ab nit al1geblider 0urd=
fiibrltn9 nad mie Dor meiter gebel1=
delt miro. Mitl1nter fommt tpobl Ell
ne @elle meraliid,cr Mnmonolung,
ober oas oauert nidt lonae.
@dbren0 ser lebten oreibig Sabre,
idreibt oas Iransicript, fat es fal1n1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

je eine 3eit gegeben, III ser Sdatrf=
mirtbe, oie ii6 nit Ser iepeiligen Mo=
miniitration gut gu fteuen ml,Bten
uno liberal gu Sem @au1pagnefonos
beiiteuerten, nidt bdtten ibr @ei9dft
betreiben 6iirfen, freilid nidt obne
eine gelegentltde Gerbaftung ooer
8ei@lagnobme nit obligatem Straf-
gels, bas a1ngetdbr 10 biel ausmadt,
uie ar,0ersmo fir 9i%5en5gebiibr erbo=
ben miro. Dos meib ieoer, a,1Ber er
lei blino, tal1b o0er geiitig rt5ure@=
ttungsfdbig. @a,t ml1b ii@ muaoern,
ooB beute nod cine 3eitu1g ii@ fir
6os llnm09lide ins 3eug mirft, mo-
sic &robibition bon Maine 5um &C.
ip0tt bon fiinfunopier5ig Stuaten ge-
tporoen 1T. Die &reb meint, Sic Be-
BORDEN lieBen Sic flagrante l1ebertre-
tung oes @ebots getpdbren, INT oas
September otl,m 81 beeinfluben uno
gu 5eigen, sob 6as ENHANCEMENT nidt
.ourhgefiibrt mer6en farm, momit Tie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Prohibitions: &em1elei.

Sn Maine lit in Der fommenoen
5taatsmabl, Sic bereits i'm September
itattfinoet, oariiber ab5uittmmen Oh
6as 8robibitionS : ENHANCEMENT our
@erfaliung beiteben bleiben ooer per=
porfen meroen ioa, uno es lit oem=
entipre9en6 cine lebbafte &agne
inn @ange, iiber Die oas 8oitoner
r@pening 5%ranlcript" 6arafteriitii9
beri9tet. 9as 8latt nim1nt iid) einen
Mrtifel ser III &ortlano erideinenoen
vEreB" gum Sert, III Sem 6ariiber 3e=
ter l11o @ebe geidrieen miro, 6aB in
ser 5ta6t trot &robibition Ser Ser
fau'f geiitiger @etrdnfe gan5 l1nge=
inert Dor ii@ gebt. Die 8irtbidaften
fins melt offen un6 baden, permutb=
li9 ser @abl megen, al1Beror0entli6
guten 3uiprl,d luno Sic &oli5ei muB
mebr 8etrunfene einiteden als &c,
mobnlid, ser oemofratiide Mapor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Mtid)ter 0ruder!

Dctld1er Srlder!
&er5lid mor mieoer mol em $50
idington lei @ebortstag, I'm meil mcr
net nfem 6elo bot 1daffe femme, III
of iunidt a%lelpeil net piel grmst oil
@ano tis, 10 fen mir epe teller Sag
geielebrebt - aus Mdting for D'r
gut &atter BUM 8atterlono. 81 bot
es li@ Damn seoroffe, 0aB unier gat15
&rou6 ans @%anneberger's is 5am=
metumme, I'M 90 is ibann off lffobrS
geldymdtt tporre '6erpun, mas o'r
@dlhington for en- imeroas gutter
@ann ipar I'M idun ols en- fIeener
8ub lte1per 8rigel genumme bot, mie
en- 2ieg iage. D'r Sin bot getpun=
merit, eb len tperflid ab al 10 mobr
mdr. .S@ubr," bot or Ben geiabt.
~@ie fennt mer 10 ebbeS in sic 56ul'
bidder meiorude, 1pann's net mobr
tp6r?" - 90 iegt o'r &en: r@s
f4eint, es bot in friebere 3eite before
@l1me ge1pe, as 1pie auetpeil." =
w9ar51org," 1eg1 90 or CIT OlWoD,
xDu boldt 1tns Dor piele Sobre 5lrit
emoI bie @torie bum @ilbelm DeQ
ber3dblt, tpas mid arg INTERCEPT bot.
@eil i) ie atper ifier gang pergeiie
bub, sat i@ ie gleidbe nod)emol gu
beere." - SD off! Sd db!" bot Ell
Sober gerufe. go bob i9 eue net
ra11sfumme femme, I'M FAB ber3dblt:
.@s is 11au inner iedsbunnert Sobr.
bob ieler @ilbelm Sen broub in Or
Sdtpei5. geGebt bot. Mei @roBootp,
ipos ab BORT gebore tuar, bot es mir
oft per3ablt. Ct bot es bun ietn.
@roB6otp gebeert .a1n ieler tpieoer
bun ieim @roBbotp I'M 10 an. @b 90
.@bes pergeife oSer oer5ugema4t is
tporre, meeB id biid1tbr net; Sbl
mibt es Drum 1renr1ne, mie ids Gid
geb. Domols tpar Die S1pei3 nod
net BEG gli6li9 fret 2an6, mos lie rau
Is I'm Ole Anrerffarer fen net ole
Summer 81 Douferoe Bfefu1nme for
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

latte beionoers nit gro er 9totD 81
fampfeu. Scum famen Der pratttld)e
CHM l1no 0as anBeroroentlide Sc
ld,%aftstolent ser n%emerlpablten SHUTTER
Sem &lpiter lebr 81 @l1te. Inter liz
rer eeitung 0ffnetcn lidJ Sem &lolter
balls relte Guellen oes grmerbs, 1el1e
Mirfungsfreilc. 1as @loltergebal1=
Sc u,o Iohterpenliunot BON ct. So
jepb, oos 5pitol in @ismard, N. O.,
oos Spital in st. Glouo, Sos ct.
Marps 5pitol III 9nll1tb o%eroanfen
oie5er Yeriooe ibrc Gntlteban1g. Mls
in 1892 sic 0i05eie bon 2nlrtb er=
rid]tet muroe, Bat ocren n%el1eripoblter
.@ijd,of 5. Mc@olrif, 9. O., Mlltter
sdololtifu, cine nel,e 9eneoiftiner-
fpmlun,nit0t SIT grilnoen. Mn Der
Spitc bon oreiu1o5man5ig @olun1ta=
rinuen mternobm lie nit Der lbr
eioenen Gnergie Dos &ert. So muir
Sc 1e Mutter uno Seele oieler @riil=
o,,no uno aner @tiilions5weige oeS
@loiters. Sic 5ablreid)en 0ffentlidcn
Mnltalten, Spitdler u,o Sd)l1len, oos
}tete, fr1itigc &ud)stbrm Der &lolter=
oem,il1oe u11o hel onoers Sic lette grob=
orti9e 2ebensarbeit oieier eolen 6ra'1,
@iau Sd)olai tifa, oos l,el1e Mltterz
bol1s u1o G0dterpeuiionat, legel1 lal1t
: s3eugnib ab BON oen1 @eilte Ser @rlll1=
oerin.
Tieler @eiit mar Ser oes III. @lau=
bens, Elm %lebenoiger @lollbe, Der tn
olen 9%ebenslogcn, M0tben r1o
sdmieriafeiten iie beieelte nno tbre
allberproe1tlid)e Sbatfroft beillgte
uno lt6rfte uno ieoem ltnternebmelt
sen Stempel Ser Bottesperberrlidung
ouf oriidtc; oieler @lal>be ol1d) tr1eb
lie an, nad) Sem @eiipiele 0es Mpo1tel=
fiiriteu, vonen a0es SIT meroen"; tr1eb
lie I'M 51 jenen lt15ablbaren 2iebes=
lperfen, Sic @ott alein ge5ablt nno
int 8uhe oes 2ebens fir Sen Sag
alorreider 8elobnmg aufge5ei6net
bot. Mit melder 2iebe umfaBte tbr
grobes @er5 niht ale, Sic iid ibr
nabten uno lid in irgeno melder 2e=
be1s= ooer Notblage an iie paaotet1.
Mnoerer 2eio linoern, sic Mrmen
'fleioen u11o nGbren, Sic. &ranfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Colorado 6armen.

Deutfbe fatboliibe Gar,ner ftno ctnaelaoet tib
BET totbolHbeng olonie bon Stratton. Colorado.
tuelhe turslim ourb Biithuf Ntab bon 9enoer ee'
oriinbet uuroe. onsuiblie6en. 9teue &irde. Seutz
idber Srieier.
Gtrattpn muroe fur bteie neue golonie oetpdblt
tuegen ieiner oielen naturlidben Bortbeile. Cute
Giienbab in Tacilitdten; in Der Ndbe bon Mdrtten;
aus%geseibneter Booen. tein @urnbo. feline steine.
tein glta1i; reines meides 8runneniuafer; GENT.
eenb @eeen. teine Berieielung n6tbig; feline ttren'
gen Biuter. teiue bebrldenben Sommer. 9as ee*
junbefte 8Iiuno Der Nelt. GuteS ebenes Garmlano
toftet lest SIS BIS $40 ben 9lder.
&onamt bierher. 100 Shr burh Harmerei @etb
uerbienen unb bas 2eben in Der frilden 2uft uno
i'm Sonnenihein eenieBen t6nnt.
edhreibet fir oentibe ooer ene1iihe 2iteratur
'CATHoLlc COLONY COMPANY
STRATTON, COLO. 29=2rno
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pflegen, sic ltnmilienoen u1terridten,

pflegen, sic ltnmilien0en nnterrtften,
3agenoe ermuntern, ben Wailen
Mlttter ltelle pertreten, I'M inniglten
Gerbdltniiie beiliger 5reunoid)aft int
ibren geiltlihen &inoern leben uno
lie sic Mcge oes innern 2ebens lpar=
oeln, lebren = fur5y Bic epangelilde
2iebe inn @erfe iiben NOR ibrem eolen
@er5en ein @eoiirfntb. ~5ie cling
poriiber, @utes tbueno," iie, Sic top
fere Iral1 ser fl. 5@rift, cine 5iib-
rerin, @atbgeberin uno 8egriinoerin.
Su oQen 2%ebenslagen beiuabrte lie
ltets SEN fromne1 @leidyml1tb l1no
ienen Seclenfrieoen, sen ser III. Sc
neoift IN ieiner inipirierten &egel
icinen &inocrn 10 vt Dor Ml19en fiibrt,
inns melder in oc1 gemeibten 9anen
ltno @er5en cinss ieoe1 edten @e,te-
otftinerflolters mebt uno pirft. Har
tih lemper! 80 ul,d am @noe ibrer
9mufbam permod)ten Die mlagli1en
|Gmalen lu1o Sbm1er5en, nit meld)en
@ott oieie frpmrne Irait beimiudte,
oieicn ticfcn Seelenfrieoen ni&t 81
lt0ren = tire @irfltng mar SOS Ser
langer1 nad groberer 9eioensfabig-
felt sur Giro @ottes n1o oeln Seile
Scr Seclen.
1os bodbeiliglte Mltars lafram1eltt
aber m0dter1 mir Sic Some oieles
berrlidcn 2ebens nenl1e11, in bellen
Stroblen ii6 fire Seele belpegte, be-
lebte l1no tdglid erl1elterte uno 6ril6-
tie ie11es beloenbaften Opferlebens ber=
porbradte. Mutter S4olaitifa's
ODDITIES Gerla1gen mar Sic Serbrei=
tl11g inns g%rb1blung ser Mnoadt gum
Muerbeiligiten Saframent, uno fein
Opfer mar ibr 81 idmer, men1 es
gait, sen @lan5 uno Sic @iiroe lafra=
mentaler 6eitlidfeit SIT erb0ben. Sc
sen Morger mdbreno ibrer &ranfbeit
botte Tie oas @liid> ibren @ott i'm
Soframente gu en1pfangen, nn0 Sic
@egenmort oes M%uerbetligiten fiillte
tire Seele ltets nit neuem 2eben. ~Sb
mir oe11n leben ober iterben, mir |tn0
bes @errn."
Die 2ei9enf eier mlroe auf biidof=
lihe Mnoronung ni9t in Gina 5do=
~1aitica, ior0ern in ser Sacre0 &eart
G%atbeorale %abgebalten, bel Mnmeien<
beit Ser bodmlroigiten 8il6ofe BON
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falm sic 3ab1 ser neutrality-suspicious.
un6 8efannten, sic bon nab unb fern
berfQmen, ser e6len 8%eritorbenen Sic
lette @bre 5l1 be5eigen. Ser bod=
m%iiroigite 8ti6of bon Du1utb ielbit
peibte nit 6em lebten Segen Ser fl.
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Sic lcl. 8erltorbene iumitten ibrer
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Son Ser @eri6tspoiaune, Sic sen SER
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sur 2beilnabme an. sen @immclsfrel,-
Sen rlnfen miro. Sbre cole Seele ober
fat @ott aufgenommer, benr, loft
bar in oer Muge1l 6es 9errn lit ser
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