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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
TOBACCO
q MARKET
Past Week Was Best of Season
and Market Very
Active.
HEAVY STORAGE RECEIPTS
Increase In General Business
and Money Is Get
ting Easy.

The season for handling tobacc
last week was the most favorable
that the farmers have yet had and
both large and small growers avail
ed themselves as far as possible, de-
livered their crops, which have too
long been hanging in the barns.
The loose floor men have had all
they could do to receive the tobacco
as it came in, many teams having to
be stabbed for the night because the
wagons could not be unloaded, so
that the drivers could not even start
home until next day.
At the Imperial, American and
other larger warehouses the scene CT
former years was repeated day after
day, where rong lines of heavily
loaded wagons were standing wait
ing their turn to he moved up to
the receiving doors.
On the streets near Main could be
seen empty wagons in groups. the
mules partially unhitched, while the
drivers were in the stores making
purchases, everything in the cata-
logue of home wants being called
for and paid for with tobacco
moDey''-even some of Santa Claus
delayed packages being taken out to
gladden. the hearts of disappointed
ones.
The demand continues good for
long leaf and prices have not weak
ened for that grade of the 1911 crop.
Bulk of old tobaccos, largely Jugs of
good quality and condition. may be
quoted at $3.50 q Sc 90 for low;
SIS a. $3.50 for common; $3.50 a
81 for medium; 81 e. $3.50 for me-
dunn to fine; IS SO O. SO for common
leaf; sic O. S11 for medium; a few
sales Of good to fine were made at
from $ll to Sl3 so.
There was not much doing in the
hogshead line, Inspector Alternately
reporting the sale of 80 hhds. dur
| ing theweek with receipt Of AZ hhds.
for the week. and 833 hhds. sold
during the year. Receipts for the
year were n hhds.
He reported the sales ON the loose
floors at $40. 2S5 lbs for the year.
Sales for the season amounted to
1 1892 435 lbs.
Several new buyers were on the
loose floor market during the week.
Trash brought from So "a So so;
lnys, $4 to Sc; leaf, low to good. 6
O. 81
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Prof. B. Marnix In City With
a Proposition to
Locate

Mr.. B. Marnix. of Shreveport, La. >.
is in the city with a proposition to
open Business College here if thirty
students at $50 each are guaranteed
to start with. Mr.. Marnix has.
schools at Shreveport. La. Ham,
burg. Ark. and Greenville and JEFF
ferson, Texas. He says at the latter
place the business men subscribed
for scholarships and gave them to
worthy young men and the school
now has 81 students. He teaches
shorthand, typewriting. book. keep
Ing and English. He came hero,
lfter correspondence WITH Secre-
Eary Castlsberry Of. the II. B. M. A,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
Editorial Comment

The u. s. Court of Appeals at st.
Louis has remanded for retrial test
case in which the District Court
held "bleached -four" to be viola
ton of the pure food law. In the
arguments before the Court of APP
peals the attorpeys for the company
said that a nitrate was added to
-four in the bleaching process. but
contended that man would have
to eat about $1,000 loaves of bread
before he would get an ordinary
dose of the chemical
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

The total Of additions to the First
Baptist church as result Of the re-
vival meeting was 81. of whom 70
were by baptism. Fourteen were
baptized Sunday night by DR..
Thompson. Others VINO will join will
bring the total up 70 100 or more
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
Nearly 800 People Saw The
Avalon First Time
Sunday.
MAYOR FORMALLY ACCEPTS
Address and Musical Numbers
Constituted a Delightful
Program.

Sunday afternoon was happy daS
with MIR. T. L. Metcalfe, the veteran
laundryman. The occasion was his
presentation to the use of the city of
his new auditorium at Seventh nd
Liberty streets.
But Mr.. Metcalfe did not enjoy
this realization of his dream Of years
alone, as nearly. if not quite, 800 of
our best citizens accepted Mr.. Met
calfe's invitation to be there the
first time and see the building. Near
iy ell the ministers Of the city were
present and took part in the exer-
cises, as we'll as some of the local
musicians.
Mr.. T. c. Underwood, at the re
quest of Mr.. MetcSlfe, presided.
Mr.. Underwood enjoys the henor of
naming the Avalon. and as the word
is rarely used, after the invocation
by Rev. C. H. H. Branch and de-
lightful vocal solo by Miss Lowe. of
Bethel College. Mr.. Underwood ex-
planned that the word means para
disc or place of rest" and that he
had run across it in reading Teutonic
mythology. Mr.. Underwood in be-
half of Mr.. Metcalfe. presented the
use of the Avalon to the City.
Mayor Meacham. in well chosen
words, dealing to some extent in the
early history and almost marvellous
growth of HopkinsvilJe. now in the
115th year of its age-but more alive
than ever and growing every day
and mentioning some IF the many
good things that generous noble
hearted people in latter days, have
done for the city. gladly accepted
the gift of one of our most generous
citizens, 10 the name Of the people
whom he serves.
Rev. H. d. Smith. on "Rest;"
Rev. A. R. Kasey. on "RecreatioD;"
Rev. Geo. C. Abbitt on "Pleasure;"
and Rev. c. Il. H. Branch. on
Study" addressed the lars e
gathering. during their remarks
making frequent allusion. 70 Mr..
Metcafe and what he has done for
the city and predicted that most de-
sirable results must surely follow
his work. if the people will do their
part in q united effort for the moral
uplift of our young men and boys
and making them strong and better
men mentally and physically.
Two songs by the quartet. com
posed Of Messrs. CLARK. Shrode.
Foster and Barnett. a delightful solo
by Mrs. Foster. sweet violin solo
by Miss Burrus. of Mclean College,
aud a duet by Mrs. Foster and Mr..
Wright, we're all rendered in such
a way that. if the time and occasion
had permitted. they all would have
had to respond to encores.
Mr.. Metcalfe desires US to publicly
express his thanks TO all his friends
and patrons for the encouragement
and aid extended to him during the
past year in erecting what may be
termed a public building. Also to
Mr.. George H. Smith for the use of
a magnificent piano for the day.
Mr.. Smith never turns down an az
plication for an instrument on such
occasions. r. c. Hardwick. the
jeweler, was the donor Of the hand
some wall clock that licked off the
time Of one of the most delightful
meetings held in the city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Representative Stanley has intro
duced a joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary of War to expend
81 ,0OO. 900, or such part as is neces.
sary, for the relief of flood sufferers
in the district overlooked by the
Ohio River and its tributaries.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
Committee Coming.

A delegation of city officials from
Columbia. Tenn, will shortly visit
Hopkinsville to inspect the new btu.
lithic streets. The twelve blocks
laid last fall are the pride of the city
and there is general demand for
more work Of the same kind this
year.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
DWELLING
And Contents Destroyed by
Fire Sunday Night.

The residence Of Oscar F. Barnett,
in the Consolation nsighborhood,
North Christian, together with its
entire contents, was destroyed by
fire Sunday night. The family vas
away from home and the origin of
the fire is not known. Loss about
81 200, no insurance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

The Court of Appeals has upheld
the validity of the Carnegie Library
appropriation of $4,000 by the Coun-
ell of Greensboro. Mayor Lambert
resisted the payment Of the money.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
TRIGG COUNTY SATISFIED
With Her BOttOmIeSS Mud
Roads, Say The Voters.

Cadiz. KY, Jan. 27.-The prop
osition to issue $l5O.OO of bonds for
pike roads was defeated in Trigg
county Saturday by a majority of
more than two to one, about 1900
votes being polIed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Red Eagle and his bride, Minnie
Sky, full-blooded Sioux Indians in
the east on their bridal tour, will at
tend the inauguration in their trib-
al regalia.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
ONLY 6 LICENSES
Issued For Marriage For This
Year.

But little has been doing in the
matrimonial line this year. Up to
yesterday morning but six licenses
had been issued by the County
Clerk.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Carl Riedelbsch, the human
bomb" tried a second time at Los
Angeles, was convicted of Deposit
ing dynamite in an inhabited place. '
He carried an Internal machine into
the police headquarters and threa'-
ened to touch it off.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

1t is stated in London that there
is probability that King Alfonso Of
Spain will visit the United States
next summer il the political situation
in his country is such that he can
leave.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Three more aviators dropped to
their death Friday, making six in
three days. Two were in Germany,
one in England, two in France and
one on the island of Trinidad.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Gilbert D. Raines has sold the
Memphis Scimitar to Frank Munsey,
the New York publisher. for $780,
600, the new pubtser 70 assume the
bonded Indebtedness.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
S66 FOR TOBACCO.

The high mark for tobacco was
reached last week. At Lexington a
fancy lot Of tobacco sold for $66 per
hundred. 1t was raised in Fayette
county By LeBus & Pepper. It was
sold on the loose floor and the whole
crop was very fine. many piles of it
sold for $50 and $40.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Senator Warren will be reelected
in Wyoming this week, and Senator
Fall, of New Mexico. also seems as
sured of another term.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28
A Jack johnson Echo.

A bill was introduced in the Wis
conSin assemble prohibiting mar
rage Of whites and blacks.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Tim Needham, the former news
paper man. is a candidate for coul-
ty Judge of Grapt county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

:: Peru and Bolivia are said to be on
the verge of war over Bolivia's am
bition to have Pacific port.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Tobin. who are
now living In Denver. Colo. are
visiting Mr.. Tohin's mother. 5l4
Walnut street,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Ten states will send troops to the
inauguration. but kentucky is not
one Of them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Joseph R. Wilson. the neM Presi-
dents brother, wants to be secretary
of the Senate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

When you want fire,
tornado.life or bond
insurance in the.
Oldest and Strongest
Companies, see
Il. D. WALLACE,
office up stairs, over
Anderson -- Fowler
drug store, corner
Ninth and Main or
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-28

Afta your ;n.me. r-->w
promptly. and not mis- . nm
b>r. The Postal ieeulstko~~
require Subscriptions 10 BE-
paid In advance
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

|2ebrer bernhard &ifler feierte oas
Oiterfeit bei ieiner IN 2ate George
nobnenoen Gltem. - Soiepb Sdp1mt
uno 6rau Don Melrole iotpie @erboro
Sort un5 @attin BON Meire @rope
.maren oieier Soge bier bei Ser So
mile Sdmit auf 8eiud. - Clemens
l1pbus 6amilie bat iid aim elm mur-
teres S0bnden nermebrt. @liif gum
froben greigniB! = g. 8. geroatias
lpobnte lekten Dienitag ser gerlteige-
rung leines 8rapoers @einrib in Mel-
roie BEL. = &odrp. Bfarrer @m.
Sdeiner l%eiitete lebte ISOLDE 6em
todnp. &errn gderer in 8aoua lei
ser 4OlhinSigen @ebetsanoadt M11s-
bilfe. - 6ralt Gesfe feierte 6aS
Oierfeit bei ibren gltern in Gong
9rairie. Montog febrte lie int Be
gleitlu1g brer Sdmelter Nora apie5er
in i5ren 6amilienfreis 5urid.
9uloingfurb.
SIN Sitter upn Sc Sabren III an
IL. Mar5 Ser orei Meilen mei tlid bon
1ier moba1baft gemeie 11e @nr. @eroros
ielig i'm @errn entidlafen. Ser @er-
itrrtene muroe in Deutldlano gebo=
rem, BON no er ols fleiner Surge
NIT ieinen gltern in oieles 9ano fam
uno uber 40 Sabre gu SEN @iirgern
bon Stearns County aablte. @egen
80 Sn6re be1pubnte er sic 5arm, BON
Ser aus er Mithpo6 LETTER @ode BE-
erbigt 1pltrbe. Mit ser @attin Mtraa1=
ern iehs &inoer ieinen 500. Diele
lin5: &arl @erar6s BON ct. Mnt6onD,
@ilbelm, Midoel, Seinri@, &atbori=
ma lno Soiepb, Sic iih nod bel oer
Ml1tter befinoen. 9iele1 unier Bet
leio nno Sem 9obinge1dieSenen oie
espige &1pbe. = Na9 MIR menige 90
ge LANCER @ronfbeit lit 6ron @otba-
rina @iteneier am 5onntag Dor abt
,Iogen einem @er5lei6en erlegert. Sic
errei9te ei1r Sitter bon 81 Sabren un6
iie tpur5e bon ser Stride in Mrban
aus ON 9ienltng leBter ISOLDE an ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
ct. Soiepb.

Ser um letten 9onneritug III ST
bl1ng geapeie ne Gountprutb betralte
een @err1 Mif. Ms0aer BON bier tom
traftlib NIT ser Mrbeit, 0ie Sant
&iper Bride on bem BON st. Glouo
nad 81. Soiepb fiibrer0en 5abrpege
NIT nel.en 3lanfen 51 ~Derieben. =
Sobr &ioer uno Solepb 0an5l mobn=
ten Montog oe.n in ct. @lolub gebal=
tenen 8egrdbniB 0eS SRI. Gberelio
0an5l Bel. - Neah Sitern lit nit
erneuter @raft sic Mrbeit on 0em
|Sdtpeitern : Nelrbalt al1fgenommen
moroen. = Solepb 5tauer, Sous
tnedt ser ebrtp. S6meitern NOR Mon-
tug in @eidaften nod 81. @lol,o.
Ganf Centre.
@ier lit befa1mt gegeben moroen,
SaB Benjamin S. DUBOIS, Sobn ser
1oftorenfamilie S. 81. Du9ois, i'm
fommenoen Mo1nt SS1ni SRI. Gaeilia
Gallagher, Sodter Ser in ct. gIouo
mobne1Sen 6amilie Sobn Gallagher,
no Sic iunge Come ON ser @ulbing=
ton S6ule als 9ebrerin arrge1teat tit,
ais 8rnut 5a1n Sral1altare fibren
miro. Ser ~angebenoe 8rautigam tit
&ailirer ser bieigen Girit Sectional
@anf.
&imbaQ.
Nau1l 2ounto, ser 5p0lf Sabre o1te
Sobm elmer biter mobnen0en 5ormer-
familie, 1puroe Sumitog Nfo6mittag
beim Spielen I'M Sofe BON einem
Eferoebufidlog ON 1en @opf se-
troffen uno er bIieb belinrn1ngslos
liegen. Sem 9oftor Geo. Sber-
MOOD BON bier ge1ong eS, 5nrd,
3eiden einen &iitenbabn5ug bier
5l1m Steben gu brineen, Ser Sen Sl1t<
gen aufIoa uno i'm fait mie oa1f
@inSesfIiigeln nod minneapolis
brudte, no er int Soipital pon Dr.
Mmroo q. Sobnion operirt pnroe.
Cine St1noe rod oerSperation for1t-
te sic Mmunbiga1ng genodt mer6en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
aus oer nmsestne.
GuQeqebiQe.


Seinrih 2eners, melder Dor Sur
sem ieine 6orm pertaufte, tit nit Jet
ner Jamilie nod ct. @loatb r1pge5o-
gen. Soiepb @erbler, Ger BET tbm
beldaftigt NOR, bat fem Auartier bel
ieinem Nadbar, 6em Su1rggelele11
Mnton @ofel, oa1fgeidlogen. @erbler
1T an ser Grippe erfranft. Mfb.
Duninger epar Iebte 8ode @ei9dfte
bulber in ct. gloub. = Soiepb eoer
feierte sonntug I'M 5r%eunoesfretle
jeinen Namenstag, mobei es bod Der
qing. - Geo. Stih ur6 Sral mad.
ten Siterr Bel Sen @ltern Der Jralt
5tih eine1r 8eiu9. - Sbeo6or &l1te-
ro, ser fb crit lesten @erbft bier Elm
Sous baa1te, lit nit ieiner 6omilie
nuh ct. GIouo uHpge5ogen. - Das
6euer, meIdes bor 5tpei 8oden BEL
Motbias @eiiirger ul1sbrod, muroe
BON Ir1 ielbit io5lringen i'm 4etn1e
eritiidftt. Ser 5dnoerp malroe init adt
Collars BON Ger ELECTROMAGNETIC
fdaf geoeH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
6reeport.

NH%EEMI OSSST0S
8dbrerD ser gbnrmode Iei1tete Ser
bodtp. P. g0min, .. g.. g., Don ser
ct. Sobns Mbtei, oem bodap. OTIS
pfarrer, P. Meinroo, .. g. s., beim
gottesoienite Nusbilfe. 4m @rim-
o%onnerltag empfingen iiber so &irroer
lire erite bl. B~ripatfomma1nion. -
Sn Ser 9ltt1peiler'iden &eiioen5 tell
ten iid sum 6eiertaesbeiude Elm oie
beiSen Sobne @einrid bon Streiter,
&c. 9, uno SEQ BON @innipeg, Can,
iolpie Sic S06ter Mmarnbu un0 8ertbn
Gbanl, oie Sral1en Nif. @orren un6
S. S. 8ene lotpie sic Sodter Mlma
8llthpeiler. - Son al1smartig it1bie=
renoen iunger 9euten fanoen ii6 5u
Sen . tier ferien Bel ibren @ltern ein:
2mlis @elle Don ser 5toats-Mgriful=
tur-Shaae, &lbplpb 8ene un1 Ss-
mails 9ob bon ct. Sobns ur5 Slplia
@0Idel1 bon ser ct. 8ene0ifts Mfnoez
n11e SIT ct. Sp1epb. = Wt1na 9nrre11
matte einen 8elub Bel ibrer Sante,
SRI. Margnretbu &ua1i6 in Souf
Centre.
@ebet gum m%inoeiten ieoe ieds
Monote sl1 Or. SileD Smith, MelrOie.
2aBt i'm Cure 3abne unteri 1den, lol=
DIE puten uro menn nDtbig fMllen,
meldes Ser 6GuIniB ginbolt tbut.
@enn Str 5meimnl idbrlid 5um
3nbnur5t gebt, meroen gud 6a6urd
Ioiele unn0tbigen sdmer5en eripart.
@eit nnion.
Soiepb sdmib mur6e 5u Sitern
BON ieiner @attin nit eirem muntern
|sobnd3en beidenft. 90 5ies 6os erite
in 6er 6omilie, NOR sic Srelbe I'm
10 GROCER. - @ebru6er Martbaler
muroen letten Snmitag art sos &ram<
fembett ibrer in Sen 805iger Sa9ren
itebenoen Mutter in Meeire @rope ge=
ra1fen. = Die Girr1a 5erpatiles &
8entfielo bat lette ISOLDE eine @ar-
loa5 @agen erbalten, Ole fie 5at Sen
nie6rigiten Hreiien losi1ldgt. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
SOB ser Mr5t Soffnutrg babe, ben SS'in-
gen sem 2eben 5u erbolten.
2ittle Sails.

IOdB Der Mr5t 9off1rulp eD0pe, OeH OSu1=
gen sem 9eben gu erbalten.
2ittle Sails.
@attbefeble gegen odt Sdonf-
pirtbe unierer Sta0t muroen Cont
ltau erlaiien auf sic 9eldul6igung
|bes 5. 50. groBfielo, zines bieiigen
genideru1pgsagenten, bin, SOP STE
6etr. odt @irtbe ieiuem 19 Sabre
often sobne geiitige @etrdnfe perob=
reift bdtten.
Gbcn @al[eD.
Ser an Ser Greet Mortbern 8ab1l
ols 8remler angelteute @at. @or=
Ellington gerietb sonntag Dor odt
|Gagen in Yapnespiae 5tpiiden 5tpei
5raGtrpogen, sic beioe log itanoen,
Don 0enn Ser cine nber bon Ser 2ofo=
nrotipe 0urd} ei,1en StoB in 9emeg1ng
gebradt muroe, als ser 8reml Ter ebe1
5miifen Sic beioen 8agen getreten
NOR. St blieb nah Sem l1nfaa Be-
muBtlos. Sodm. @err Callahan BON
6ier bradte SEM auf sen sos per1pur-
oeten giienbabnbe0ieni teten oie IL.
Sterbe]afromente, unb fur5 modber
peridie0 Ser Gerungliidte in Ger @lii=
tbe ieiner Sabre.
SacDbs Hratrie.
Sn Ser 6amilie 0es Sbeo6or S4o=
uner itente li9 Elm m1nteres Ma0den
Elm. M0ge es sen beglIdten @ltern
MIR 6rel10e bereiten! = @abrem 5es
sturmes in bergongener ISOLDE muir
bes SOS Mao bon Geo. 8ndels @tn6=
miibIe meggebloien. = 5rau &ran5
bon @eorgepine mar iber Counting
hier BEL ser 6anilie Gbeo. Sdomer
5u @aIte.
Wart1.
&ontrnftor @p. Stedling, Ben.
8etboIo un6 gbuar6 Corner bon ct.
GIoub trafen Mitt1pod bier Elm uno
beganner nit SEN 8orbereihlngsarbei-
ten fir sen Mnbau an I'M ere Bfnrr=
firde, melde Mrbeit 6em &errn Sted-
ling fontroftli9 ~iiberloiIen 1T.
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Die Mcme ruBIoien @obIe,t ge.

- Die Acn1e rl1bIoien @oblen ge-
ben Cub 10 CUTE uno before &eiultate
alg @ol5 uno foiten meniger. gu ta1-
fen Bel ser Riblanb 2nmber E. Goal
So.
= Gels gu perletben bel $. 6.
Dunng, 81. CLOUD.
pdBIid]feit ieinen offi5iellen 8flidte1t
int Gourtbouie nidt nadfommen.
II Mit Dem 1. Mai 1perben sic
StraBen uni erer 5tnot uernnittellt eli
11er Doctor Maldine beiprenfelt 1per=
sen, Seren Mnfu1f 9ienitag BON Ser
S~taotfomnii1ion fontmftli9 belorgt
spur6e.
= Golb Gpring godbier in Sitter
su besiehen aus SEM 3meiggeid1H gu
ct. @lc1,0.
- @ir balten 5l1 ieoer 3eit BEN
gr1Bten &orrotb bon 9ian1antring=
ginfaiTungen in 0ieler @egen6 uno'
f0innen 9iamonten apie auh Steine
einleten, ipntbetiide @ertbe, Cop
pbores etc. ouf fur5e 9eitel1l1ng SIT
gon5 nieSrigen Hreiien BON 5000 auf f
mdrts. Gen. q. @1mf.
- 9cBt Cure 6ormen %eintragen
Bel $. 6. Dpnna, ct. CLOUD.
-Sdmuhe Trul1en, Sic ltnrf Der=
Sen monen, ionten @ulb Spring
Mals=Grtraft trinfen. 17=4t
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&ir6Ii1e=N a6rihtem

x Sci @elegerbeit ser Snpeititur
5es bodap'ften Mon1ignore %. 30.
Stl,l5, 1pelhe Seier am nddi1ten
5on1tog in ser ct. Marien=&irde gu
Sleepp gpe, Minn., 1tnttfimoet, miro
bodpp'iter giidof Sacob Srobec Elm
Nontificnlam celebriren. Mm ndd)-
item 0ienitng, bem 1. Mpri1, sem 5eite
0es bI. Sroensitifters 8eneoiftus,
miro Ser @err @iidof IN ser ct.
Sobns Mbteifirde pontifi5teren.
x Inter Sem @oriis Ses bodm'iten
8iid1ofs Srobec pur5e 9ienitog Mad=
mittag i'm biidofliden HaIais cine
@eriomrll1ng ser Di05elon=goniulto-
ren gebalten.
@ie in ser @atbeSrole 10 par
ouh in ser ct. @louo unbefledten
gmfa1gniBfirde am 0lteriomtuge
ser @auptgottesoienit elm erbebenz
Ser, mo5u nomntli9 Ser berr=
Iide @eiung oes &irdendors un-
ter 2eitung seq &errn Sub. Cams
beinr Hontififalamte in ser &afbe=
0rnle tpie ntf ser unter 2eitung 5es
Nrof. gb. Soil in Ser unbefledten
gmpfdngniBfirGe al,fgefiibrte @e-
lang neientIih beitrug. Ser in lest=
genunnter Stride an @barimitng=
obenS geboltenen Mufer1tebungsfeier
per1ieb SOS bom bodm. P. 9iloebra@,
8. g. S., berungebroete @o6etten+
Corps beionoern @lan5 BEL ser Ero=
5ei1ion nit 5emMaerbeiligiten, 6em Sic
&aoetten als @brengar6e oornni9rit=
ten.
> 9ienitag mur6e in ser ct. Ma=
rier=&irde gu Mupbem 2afe, no
botm. @err Sos. 8uider als Efur=
rer orgeitent lit, ons Set Morta Ser
finoigung, Sos Hotronsfeit Ser &c
meinoe, 5ur9 Elm bonn bodm. Serrn
gtepbon BON Slice gebaltenes Sodt
amt, mdbreno Incident bodm. Serr
3itur bon glear 2afe IN beutlder
uno bodm. &err Belp Don Melroie in
engIiider Sprade pre0gt, int Bei=
iein ser gan5en @emeiroe feitli4 be-
gungen.
Gas Set seq fl. Soiepb miro
in Ger bonn bofm. 6errn S. s. Stteg=
Ter 5u Nier5 paltorirten ct. Soiepbs<
gemeimoe ME aalh in ct. Soleph,
NO bodpp. P. 2uoger, .. g.. g., als
Nfnrrer ongeltent 1T, ont Mittpod
fommenber ISOLDE uls Hatronsfelt
feierli6 begangen.
3 Sim Ietten 9ienitug begannen Sic
bodhp. Eotres @ottfrieo 5dladter
un6 gigilius &run GUS ser &ongrega=
ton pom foitboren 8lute in ser 9er5
Seiu-gemeinbe 5u Greeport eine aht-
t1gige fl. MiIion.