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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
MARTIAL LAW
 IS PROCLAIMED
Race Riots Continue in Illinois Town and Sheriff Poweriess
 to Control Situation.

Benton, Ill.,, Sept. 25.--The race riots broke out again last night when an American assault ed foreigner, which was fol- lowed by a general fight in the street of this town. The sher- Tiff and police were powerless to control the situation and called upon the troops to restore order.
 Many of those who engaged in the fighting suffered severe in .jurics and are iyl the hospital. The sheriff complains that the riots have been started by at Jacks made upon the foreigners and he believes there is tough element in the district which is deliberately causing trouble and threatens to make wholesale arrest of them. Martial law has been proclaimed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
STAMP MILL
 |S DYNAM|1EO Outrage Which Costs Contractor His Life and Destroys $600,- 900 Worth of Property.

Aurora, Nevada, Sept. 25.--A dynamite outraga was perpetrat- ed here last night which result ed in the death of one man, the injury of several others and the destruction of five hundred thou sand dollars worth of property.
 The big stamp mill which was being constructed here for the reduction of the ores of this dis trict, and upon which scores of men were employed, was blown up by dynamite. The contractor was instantly killed and several of the workmen suffered injuries from which they cannot recov- CT. There has been strike on for some time, as the contractor refused to meet the demands of the organized workers and the outrage is believed to be the work of some of the men who formerly worked for the contractor.
 The dynamite had been placed under the foundation of the mill and an large quantity must have been used as the explosion caus- ed the big structure to collapse, carrying many of the workmcn into the ruins.
 Rewards have been offered by the MineOWners Association, and it is expected the state will also do the same for the apprehen- sion of those responsible for the outrage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
WORTH
 TWO MILLIONS
Gaynor Made Fortune From Real Estate investments Made
 Years Ago.

New York, Sept. 25.--The will of the late Mayor Gaynor was probated today and the estate is valued at $2,0OO,OO0. The for tune was accumulated by mod est investments in real estate made years ago, which has in- creased enormously in value consequent to the growth of the city.
 The document was carefully drawn and shows that the de- ceased was constantly reminded by the effects of the attempted assaSsjn'S bullet that his life might be ended al any moment. The estate is left to the meIm- brrS of his family.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
SULzER FREE 10 USE MONEY  | pontributors Gave Money to SuI- ger to Use as He Saw Fit
 During Election.

New York, Septi 25A--During the investigation of the charges against Governor Sulzer yester- day Jacob Schitf, the New York banker, and Henry MUrgenthau, the capitalist, gave evidence fla
 oring the accused.
 They testified that when they gave their donations to the Sul- ger campaign fund they did 50 with the knowledge that the gov ernOr was free to use it for his personal use if he so desired. The prosecution had attempted tn establish the fact that the contributions were part of the regular campaign funds but that Sulzer had used them tor his own personal benefit without re- porting them to the committee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
GUARDS REFUSE:
 MOROCCO SERVICE
Spanish Regiment Mutiny When Ordered Into Active Service
 --kre Under Arrest.

Madrid, Sept. z5.--When or ders were received here this morning for regiment of the guards to prepare for service ill Morocco the men mutinied and refused to go.
 There was no disturbance or attack made on the officers in the post, the men simply stack ing their arms and preferring to face g court martial to doing ser vice in Morocco. The. guards have been placed under arrest and are being guarded by sol diers of the regular army.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
MOTHER AND BABE
 LOST IN FIRE
Were Caught in Forest Fires Which Swept Napa County,
 California.

Napa, Cal, Sept. 25.--Forest rangers report the discovery of the remains of a woman and her infant, who perished when their home was destroyed in the forest fires which devastated this cOun- ty.
 The fires are still raging all though the work of the hundreds of men employed in clearing the path of the flames is beginning to have effect. Many narrow es- capes from death are reported by persons who were caught in the mountains and were surrounded bY fire.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
CAMBOA CHOICE
 CATHOLIC PARTY
Believed He Would be Accepta- bIe to America as Successor
 of Huerta.

Mexico City, Sept. 25.--The The Catholic party, which is the strongest political factor in Mex icu, has named Minister Foreign Affairs GambOa as their candl- date for the presidency [" sue ceed Huerta.
 It is understood that the party leaders have been careful in se- curing information from Wash inyton that their candidate would be acceptable to the United States, and that if he was elect ed to the presidency the relations of the countries would again be placed >.n an amicable basis.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
FEDERATION ID
 AID STRIKERS
Will Assess It's Members to Help Calumet Miners to Continue
 Their Fight.

Washington, Sept. 25.--The American Federation of Labor has agreed to assess it's mem bers for the benefit of the strik- ing miners in the Michigan cop per fields.
 The miners in the Michigan mines have never been properly organized and the present is the first great fight in which the un- inms of that state have been en- gagged. The assessment of the members Will amount to z an enormous sum, as the federation has a paid up membership of more than two million.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
REPORT SCORES
 THE RAILROAD
Due to General Ineffi- ciency of Officers and Em-
 pIoyes of the Road.

Washington, Sept. 25.--The investigation into the affairs of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, which followed the recent wreck i'll which more than thirty lives were lost. has been finished and the report Is general c"ndem- nation of the company and it's employees.
 The scope of investigation en- braced the many accidents which have occurred on the. road dur ing the past two years, in which more than one hundred persons have been killed and several hun dred injured. The report states that the management of the com pany is inefficient from top to bottom; that the company has been declaring dividends with money which should have been used to replace the antiquated coaches and signals for modern equipment. The lack of efficiency among the higher officials had extended to the employees on the trains, who refused to obey or ders. as was illustrated by the recent collision when the train- men disregardcd the signals.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
11hsTRA WollkiKa II. " FqET Wfkkh.s

;: Recent arrivals from Port
 Wells state. that Bud Poison and
 Mike Stanton have their arastra
 working and that it is grinding ahl9e.ut one.sand epe-Aalf tons of h lDNk per aday. The property is located in the mountainside back of Golden and gives promise of being big mine. The owners have kept steadily at the work of development and have dem- onstrated that there is a rich payshoot on the lead which re- turns good values.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
PAl|z{|R! KNOCKED !:p| :.
 OUT BY MILLER

New York, Sept. 25.--Charles Miller was given the decision ov- CT Al. Palzer at the end of their ten-round bout before a club last night. The result. of the contest was a surprise to ttfe audience, as Palzer was regarded as a sure winner, the betting being in his favor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
An Irish Trick.

Dublin. Sept. 25.--John Red mond, the leader of the home rule movement in the British Parlia- ment, is a grandfather. Mrs. Johanna Green, his daughter, has given birth to twins.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
The. Ruby Record Citizen

The: Ruby Record Citizen is greatly pleased with the devel- opments of the summer in it's section of Alaska. In recent issue it. says: Every day more and more proof is forthcoming that in time Ruby will be all that was predicted for it in the first issues of this paper, the big erSt placer camp in Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

The bank of Seward has ship ped by express to the assay of flee at Seattle. one thousand ounces of gold bullion and gold dust, mined on the Kenai penin- sula.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
MAWEL'S BIR||QE .. B IN HOSPITAL
 

Munich, Sept. 25.--Thc wife of King Manuel was taken sudden- ly ill here today and was rush cd to the hospital by physicians. Manuel is called the King by Courtesy and shissa1fife swaf, Princess Augustine svittoriu.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

Charles Anderson, who IS serving a term at McNeil island, and kho was sent there from Juneau, is asking for pardon. Anderson has a bad record and tried to kill his guard while in the Juneau jail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
N K SomeryiHa q young En

w. E. SomerviHe, young En- glishman, died recently ,at.-sa roadhouse near Dawson. The coroner's jury brought ill a ver- dict of heart failure caused by excessive indulgence in alcohol ic liquor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

w D. Thompson returned from the Thompson Ford property last evening where he has been doing development work. The property shows gp well.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

A ferry has been placed in commission al Telegraph creek to cross the Stikinr river.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25
HkDRANTe ~ IaiaAIE -
 FoR ooIn WEATHER

Workmen repaired the hydrant at the corner of Broadway and Mckinley yesterday afternoon and, put it in shape for the cold weather of next winter. Dur ing the recent test of the hy- drants they worked to perfection but the one. at the corner was found to be leaking, caused by the drain being closed by ce- Iment. It was necessary to re- move the cement before the fault could be corrected.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

Excellent change of pictures at the Orpheum tonight. Fine Gau-. mont Weekly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

FOR RENT after October 1, r. room. house, furnished, Sherman street. Inquire c. E. Bunnell.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-25

The dance in Moose Hall last evening was well attended and all had an enjoyable time.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
Solijeiitatisn stiuHniht.

Iie 9eipohner ser 9tahborid)ait Der
adHen 1traBe uuo Stafc 4pe. min.
ifen in Der oorttaeu eScgeno iehr
0rinaeu0 cine SoliSeiiiation, On Die
Eolt,eiitafion oes nenHten ITitrItta
nadl 4,riee oia nerlegt uoroen lit 9e'
id)lillie in oieiem SinRe ipurocn bon
ser 9Seit gno ssrlpruuement 9liiocIa.
tior, Die ihr SalIptauartter an Der
gseit 9lften StraBe lno State aps
hat angenuminen uno Staotrathsntlt
olIeo aoh pom Der 10. 1aro, gDirf
oieie aeit,liilir an beutiaeu A6suf
Dem Staotrath unterbreiteu 81 glet
der 3eit nit einern Iutraa in uel
dem Der Sidaerhettsoireftor erlud1
miro. bern Stabtratt) 3u herttten, OF
nen @iilihen DER 9iiraer oes gSeIt
END nit 8e3ug aiif bte errtdtl!1ta cl
ner nelten Holi3eiitatto1t clltlprodF'
nerben fam. barnit Damn Der Staot
rath ole nofhiaen Grhinau5en filr sl'
5haiiung einer ioifcn YolI3enrattor
aurlebmeu faHn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

lit fnr eineu neren 9iaonft sur Gr'
leiduernns Der gerbiHonng nit
Ericc Sia.

Ias fiir5lid int Staotrath pom
Staotrathsngttglieo 2tua uon Ser 20.
8nr0 au9ereqte 8roieft oe5 9au5 els
res neuen 8iooufts, sur Grlei6terunI
0es 8erfebrs mad Grtce @ia, bat III
9iirgermeiiter Sunt eineu Sefuuuots
ter eeiunoen.
Der giirgerneiIter bat Dem Staot.
rath elm SdreiheH in oieier an9ele.
geuheit iiberIonot, oas in Der belttiaen
Sislua 3ur @erleiuug foutmeu pIr9
I'm 0ieiem Sfreibeu hebt 6err 0uHi
1erpor, odB Die projettirte nSoop" rllr
lrice Sill pom nur iehr geriHgeu
9Iuten ieiu miro uno c5 lth oaher lem
enpiehlen ipiiroe, eincll neueu &la
ouft iibcr cen Miacreef 3u 6auen, 90
nit uitt ser aan3e 8erfelr mad
Eritc S1ia lid cut ben 4hte StraG,
8iaouft III fon3entriren braud)e 9tad
Der aniift 6es giirsermeilters lotltt
Der giiaoutt etpa on Der Sed]iteg
Strabe lno Stute gpanue anlallael
uno bis nod Der Gde Der Sedlitcr
| luno 9upmiller StraBe gebaltt meroer
3u Sen Soften niiroen. nad Der Mn
iidlt aes 8iiraermeIIiers Die Gintli
nati. qalUrenceburg & aurora gahn
ioipie oie Giien6ahnen beitrageu, ot
rem 8eIciie inioIge oieies Saus bod
geIest Deroeu nliiBten.
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annitau sitcauugcn.

1lr neupu Seim oes 9lrt Club, i'm
alten 2incoln alubgebduoe, oil Der
SnoDcitefe ser Racc uno 2lhtcn CTR,
iii geiteru eiue ausitellung Don oEos
tiers" uno Icforatiouen eronnet
pornen, 6ie pom Otitalieoern Nc3
ahIb$ eiqens 3ur AusihmiIflma Ge5
neueu Seim3 gclegentltfl Der Gr0Tf'
nunl angefertIat noroen ltno. lie
GoQestiou tit cine iiberaus unron5s
reide itnO oem Sumor Ionic Der
iroG!ihen 2aune lit in altsgiebtJar
@eiie RcdJnunq getraqen GtlIden DER
Serren lit ioQar eiue aarrlftrlmg Gcs
aubIsmus geluugen. lie 9lusltellung
fanu bis einid5lIcBlid) SnuItaq, ooa
If2 llhr Dlittags bis llhr 9tadnltt7
taaS un0 in oeu glbenOitlul0en BON
7:30 biz 9 beiiftigt neroen 9lnsdee
| iteQt iinh 4rbeiten pom 9. 8. DIeIttn,
,Sohr Rettiq. Ono Q2eper. NSohn III.
@arehum. s. g. 9riopeQ SollS s.
8oqt. SermaH s. 8eiiel, Iboma2 s..
8ore, =. y. 0eubauer, RId]ar0 SulIe.
baum, 8ernon .. Sinlep, 2eon 2tp-
pert, Benjamin NiQer, 8alI Gidlca.
bah, D}ntt. n. GaIp. Nrthur u. 81
| ider. a. @idinm 5aas, Gha5 u.
Q2eurcr. u. 6. 6entiheQ, Sal Don,
haio, s. : 8iQinmS, &. s. Glawion,
g9n. G. WcIonolo, Garl Y. 8iI'
lians, 1Sreb. Adert, RuooIph lidunt,
Ghas. W @aitc, Tranf @ilmes. Sa-
lrolO 9alpion. 6. SdoenbdehIer, ,Src9.
| Ghnann. 60. 8rteniHQer, Geo. =
| SfniBipabu Claude Sflo'fer. CSeo.
| Stal.b. 9Sohn &. WiueQer, s. & 9rln.
lDcQ, ir.. GhaS. u. WcSauglIin.
I'm aun'tulieum lit gegenuartIa
cine 2luzitellunq pom 8erfen Der an
aepanoteu allnit BON Saliie I. une
IGmna Smpbreps i'm Banae Gtcietbc
lmfaBt gntlpiirie iiir (apeten, 9e'
uebe. aunitorltf. Rutrlnbdnoe, Scr.
Ispaau un6 4unItalaS. 3anooeforatlo.
Ineu II. l. n. Die gusitelllIHa ertbolt
ImaudeS it)dBenslperthe uno thr 9e
|iud fam SahIellten MIR 3um Kuber
Qereifen. lie 9luslteQung ouuert BIZ
,um 9. 1Pai.
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Nms benz Yoliseigerif3t.

Rsdtsanipdlt G. 9iron funsirte
als Stellpertretsr oes 6errn 5ride
a!s poIi3sirihter.
Ter Sunelenautiionator Wtdr I.
0rsnrpalo BON Der Weit 8. Strabs
lnnhte uutsr Der antlage nss Be.
iygees. behen sr ii4 gsIeg.ntlih oss
Gertaufss elmer llbr on 8. R. Hisi
pon GbarleIton. W. ga, i6uIbig ase
maht hoben iol. feline 4uitpartuns.
Der 4n.ldssr Rist mahte auf benz
sepssnitano bic gsmsrtung: sd
Iriinftie. bab Riftsr 5rite bieisn
Jaa psrbanosln tpiiroe." RettsdnpaI.
pthasl Muller als 0srtbeibiaer
ersaipa!os. bsantragts, bab oieis BE-
ntrtuna tem offisisIIen grototoll
slnpsrIsibt irerbe, iptlhem Iniras iss
eorh DOR lem pnliseianipult 1or nis
b.riprehen puroe. Rihtsr Diron ers
.ldrte itbot. oab bic 8smsrtunq
Iturtaus beiaHslos isi uno ooher aus
cen prototou ssftriten peroen iols.
Der 5au puros Johann auf asuit
rerihobsn.
Robert 6drbin mar in benz 6duIt
Rc. 431 9eorse Strabe nit ieiney
G-sunpiuMop 4lice Grodeit in Strei'
ee-dthen peldsr in Elm. plIteShld
gcrti ansarttis. Ias paar purbe &c.
fern su ie $25 Geloftrafe une eer
acite1 reruribilt.
Die Gbsleuts 5Obn %. D6its uns
0,eioria Wbite batien fh on
Samitog 4bsnb in elm garreIbaus or
her W.it 6. Strabs begtbsn uno osr
| sr5b,sn ghsil oes Woteulohns II
S9nnpE unb Bier ons.lest. ShlisB'
lin iieleu tie iiber einanoer Rr uni
psrpriigsIien iih nah alien Rsaeln re,
Stunt. Ri4tsr Diyon Oeroonnsrts BIZ
2lneeilasten gu ie prsi Monatsn 4r
beitstaus.
aeutnant 6on unb bic poli3iIie.
snpers une Rabs batien am Scnntni
irfs itfnge 8urfhen, namlih si
9riiDsr gbarlss. Jocob uHo Seori
gaarnxr. icpis Wm. 1yrnHt. Dm
| Sfipulbad unb Srtpin aorsns auf ei
mem ganplas in JoirDieD 9sishtI
4 tttim GrapIpieI absefabi. Die aH1s
Iflsaten NIT 4usnabms BON GharlsI
nno Scecb Warnsr iino Minosria5
rise. Die bsiosn 9estsendnnien Dt
n1hmen iif 10 fred unp uHDsritdn
uno lsusns.sn 10 burinddig. oab Rib
tex Nron iie su ie 80 aasen ar
, beiisbdus. $50 unb ben Rolten otrur
.teilse, ip1breno bic gale seaen oi
pie- anbsren 4natilas.en aul bic OF
fsr, Cite geiest tpurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

3arcn seiteru Die 8erndne be5agllf
Der Heiisnatiun oes EUli5etridD'
ters 5rifc.

ue6er bic 5rage, ob POli3elrttter
Stride nun Dsfinitto reit9nirt bat, ooer
nt6t, turiirten geitern DioetlPreAenoe
Geriidte. DdbrenD BON elmer G5sits
bebauptet puroe, oab Fldt.r grid:
feline Reiigndtton IN Wi!o.r ,rDu9ua5
ee3ogen babe unb binnen rptnigen Ga@
gen fpieber i'm 8oli3sigericbt e:ldetnsn
uirbs, tpurDe bon anoertt Sette BIZ
buuptet, baB Rihter Stride ME mear
i'm gofi5eigeriht prdiioiren uiirps.
Die 0ertreter bteier Saeorie FER.
ii6erten, oob Der Aitter nus 6elunoz
beitsriitIidtsn auBer StInos ieIn
piiroe, ie tpteber feinen Nmtspf!ttten
na63utommen. Sihertsit5 Iiret1or
Sab DerbieLt iiA in Der Sdfs GubtrIt
8uqetnopft, dbsr DON anoerar Settt
purpe in isinem Bureau perithsrt, od'
bic unterIu6unQ Der 4mtsfiibrung bes
qolieigerihts oorlGufig fortgeIeg
perben Duroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
anlifprnier zniueiser
apnmeu ibreu beorGngtcH CbIocr
Gnnoslcnten 3u otlic.

Die S6nei8er Wobltbdtigteits 9es
ieuihuft, peIhe Dor eiutger 3ett aus
t6rer Safe $500 fir bic 1nteritiigung
iErer Don Der 5ohflutb betroffenen
qonosleute in Canton, Columbus uno
6dmilton bepiuigte uno aud In eins
3elnen 2Fdllen porEer i6ou lInteritiibs
unqen qsndbrt bate, tsfhloB In ihrsr
Iesten GtBung, je 5000 nah DEN bret
6enanntsn StdDtsn 81 ihiden, NO oas
@elp BON BEN 8eanteu Der bort sriitIs
renb&n Shpei8ers 8ereine an Die rl6@
tiaen QbreiIen pertbeilt Irerben ION.
Sang bsIonDere Genugtbuuug aes
pG6rte es bem bieiiqen Qusfhub,
baB Die S6fpei3er in Sau 5rans
cisco, benen bic beIige 6ilfsgeieai6dft
our .3eit oes Grobebeus unduf9eforoert
800 iibsrtpieIen bate, it'd oermaBen
ertsnntlt1 ge3eiqt baben, Oab Fie pd6s
reno Der leBtsn Do6e 3tpei aupeiiuHs
gen i'm getrnqe bon S219.50 unb
$4,000 an ben b;eIigen ihDei5er Rons
fuI 6errn go. 2usthe i6itten uno ers
iudten, oas 9elb fir Die gtotbteioens
ben gu psrpenDen. Serr 2uetbp bat
Die getrGge benz 6tlfssQusfhuB. 3u
Dem sr ielbit aIs W}itgIieo ssh0rt, iibers
tr,fpfpr7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
glatariid,er lob.

Der Coroner Or. isocrtn,ener PC
lnngte ilah einsebenoer llnterlnflana
5n DER lleberSeugung. oaB Der ~
Sssahre alte @m. Glart, pom Sprina
Grore ape.. nahe Straight StraBa
WadDtmaid,iniit i'm Gienite Der Soicpt
Sciepb SO. sto. 124S s,arriion a3e.,
pelher, ipie berid,tet. am Samiraa
slbeno teot aut Dem SnBbo0en ocs
aeIielraumes lieaenn aiiiseiiinoer
morben mar. eines nntii lid,eli 5coes
aeitprben iii. Ia oas Delid't De-
looten idapere QuntiiiicHen iufnies
glnlbte man aniangs. bal, Ger Wlnr.
enrnineu einen 8erbrehen 5uin Ep'ri
aeiaaen iein f6nnte. Ter Gcrcnel
iiellte ieoodl ieii. onB elarf iDnbrenl
Der Arbc.r bon rsnen Ser3ihlag be
trciie,l wcrOca mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
t Neb. 9. eipps G.1.M.+
Ter befanmte beutif,e Rrieiter In Die
Gipigfeit biniibergeidlnmmert.

Giner Ser befannteiten oeiitifen
Qrieiier Der Staot, Reu. 3u6rieI
9ipps, 8. T. Dt., bat ndf Ionssreln
Seioea i'm St. Sran5istus SoipI'a.
bic Mueen gum eiuisen Sdluntner
geihloiien uuo iein Seimgang rpiao
fitiriftig bon ieinen 5ahIreihen
IsrelmSen imb getpuuoerern betraitert
iperoen.
Reu. Gabriel eipps, 9. r. NJ,
iunroe am 3. 9topefnber 1850 iii Ser
SarnaIigen 6inclnnaiier Borltnot gid
Rum geboren. Rad ieinem ansirtit
ans Der Vinrrifule beIutie er oas
ct. ssraHsistus @pnlnaiium inlo er.
iielt oas Sroensfleio oes Sl. 5ran.
sisfls am IL. gugult 1861. am i9.
Eftober 1877 leste er Die ieierlihen
Sroensgcliiboe nb uno entpiins am
~. GFtober 1873 Die III. 8rielter.
ipeibe.
sllsbnlo Der praftiif,en Seesicrle
siaepieien, ipuree er Giorrer Der ct.
anRa @emein0e in Sanlbtrg, sSilo.
Sm ssaere 1880 berieicn ibu ieine
Cbern ala aiiiiien5pr!eiter al Die 1t.
8eoraius @crneinoe in GDrrnpiae,
Cincinnati, @, iuo er bis 3um Sanre
1882 perblieb. Bonn anpitel oesiel6ei
esn6res puroe er gum pfarrer Der
ct. eSohanues @emeinoe IN YtioOle-
,opn, g., erudnui. no er Ipabreno
Ger sehn ,sahre ieinrr @ertualilmg ete
@emeinbc su Grober glilibe bradts,
Gum groben 2eioipeien ieiner ibnI
tren ergebenen Yiarrfinoer luuroe cr
Inn ,sahre 1892 ai bic iSt. ,soiepbs
t8emeinbe in SouisuIlle. SIN. ber.tfen,
ipo or iehr erioi9reid9 bis siun Sep'
tem6cr 1897 pirfte iinS alsoaHn 5nnt
Viorrer Der Ct. Clemens Belnelnoe
I'm ct. gernnrb. O., ernannt iul.rse
100 es ibm aeIailg, ciuen praftocIteil
9lnbau on o;e Stride lno cine bPoett
tenbe 9eraroBerung oeS aloiters SIT
isanDe sn bringen, iotpie cine aeut
gsohnnng fir Die SduIlfapei,ern ,i
erriften.
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