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| trade union. He said Jesus belonged
TO the union Of brotherhood and good
will
The Twentieth Century Club, in Sc~-
sion at All Souls Unitarian Church on
/ Thursday. iudorscd the moycmeutl to
/ have the city make direct collection OF
/ refuse instead of through the contract
system. Addresses were rladc on the
MontesSori educational system. and on
the life and art of e-HomeTic ages.
NrS. Mary Gale Davis Iecturcd on
"Rhythm-It's Relation 10 Health and
Mental Development" at Il meeting of
the Anthony League n the PUTtnCr on
Thursday night. Mime. MCuntford will
speak on The Nativity at Bethlehem, -
at meeting to he held TUESDAY.
Becoming III while in n mail car ut
the terminal yards ThIr.sdly evening,
William Il. Hill. thirty-ef,ht years o d.
railway mail clerk, OF Tr%htcn, n. J.,
died before the arrival Of a physician.
Death was due TO acute indigestion.
school teachers who use tobacco
were strongly condemned by DR.. Z. II.
Albert in his address on '"The Necessity
for Teaching Morals in tn" Public
Schools at the afternoon session of
y
Georgetown Law School. on Thursday.
JHCHUc HcideDbcimrr was formally
installed as sachem of Sioux Tribe. No.
Is, Improved Order of Red Men, at the
sGmi-annuaI installation exercises at
odd Fellows Hall Thursday night.
Others installed were Howard Orendorf.
prophet; Joseph Levi, senior sycamore,
and Charles Smith, junior sycamore.
Conservation Of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will take
place at o'clock tonight in new Mason
iC Temple.
The Capitol Yacht Club Thursday
night elected the following officers:
Adrian Sizer. commodore; Fred
Weston, vice commodore: George Dalton.
seCretary-trcasurer; Lyman HewenS,
treasurer, and Daniel Fowler George
Fl. Bright, and John &. Henderson, ydi-
rectors.
Heavy rains last week caused
strong currents in the Potomac and its
tributaries, but no difficulty has been
encountered by navigators of steam
boats.
Commissioner OF Education y. T..
CIaxton will lecture next Thursday at 4
o'clock AT the John Eaton School, Cleve-
land Park, His subject will be "A De
vice for Relating the School and the
Home"
AN evening with the District Com
missioners' has been announced by the
entertainment committee of the UniVer-
Sity Club for Saturday night, beginning
al o'clock, Commissioners Newman,
SiddOns, and Harding have accepted the
invitation of the committee and will be
present.
J. Is. ElebacII WINS Thursday elected
president of the Milk Wagon Drivers
Local, No. 247. International Brother
hood of Transfers. The other officers
follow: b. f. Martz, vice president; H.
c. Sloser, recording secretary: J. +.
Toone, acting secretary-treasurer; l..
WINNER, warden; William II. Martz,
J. L. Toone, business agent;
II. c. Ellison, X c. Bray, and q. r.
Brans, trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING for tnv election OF
Directors of the Eureka Life lnsuranc,
Company. viii be held AT the Home Office,
+ Franklin st, baltimore. Md. Tuesday,
February 10Th. 1914. At - II.
j. T.. SAMSON. secretary.
FREE HAULING 10 WAREHOUSE
during January and Fcbruary. particulars at
1905 IcEHSy lvania ave. y. W.
BITTLEFIELD, ALNORD 4 CO.
liU Pa. ave. n. W.
NOTICE Or ANNUAL MEETING.
PURSUANT TO SECTION !. ARTICLE IN.
OF bylaws. notice Is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting OF the stockholders Of The
Capital Traction COmpany for the election Of
Directors for the ensuing year and such
cher business may be brought before tho
meeting, viii be held at the office of tho
company. 36th and NJ streets y. w. WASH
ington, .. c., on Wednesday. January Ii
1914. at l0:i5 o'clock a. IN.
The polls will be open from IL o'clock u IN
until 12~O'clOck noon.
/ II. d. CHAMPION Secretary.
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AUTOMOBILES

LIVE AND DEAD STORAGE for autos in
large heated garage; auto accessories and
repair work, reasonable rates. Northwest
Garage. rear 1222 18th 81. Phone y. li2l.
FOR SALE-Ford. model >; cheap. At rs
10Th 81. :. Il
WANTED-Wayne car: must be cheap; run
ming order. 1911 7th ct. y. w.
For Hire.
LIMOUSINES and touring cars rented by the
hour, day week OF month: repairing in all
its branches. i. /. PAELOR. STANDARD
GARAGE, 2lzl l4th St y. W. Tel. y. 5C5S.
FIVE PASSENGER AUTO
500 Per Hour.
cars Heated.
AUTO HIRE COMPANY. Line. $50.
5-PASSENGER. $50; 7-I,assen=er. $50 per
hour. Powhatan Hotel. 18th and Pa NJ. SOD
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HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

krCORD CLERK in laundry: salary So per
wcek BON $50. Times Office L
SALES WOMEN-F our glove. Hosery. and
handkerchief departments, only those with
several wears experience in the departments
mentioned need apply. Apply before 10 a. IN.
JULIUS GARFINkI.E q co. l5tn and + sts.
SCIHI'B WOMAN-NIEGINIA THEATEII 6uS
9th St y ".
Young WOMAN. white. assist as waitress
and do general work: hours 80 to =.
DAIRY LUNCH. md and c SITS. y. W.
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MOTORCYCLES

SECONDHAND MUTOR,'IGLF5S
A FEW GUARANTEED SLIGHTLY USED
MACHINES LEFT WHTTTI CAN
BE BOUGHT AT BARGAINS
Indian Twin. 1912 Observation-Disclosures. 500
Indian. single, 2-sDeed So
Harley Davidson. all models.
ENcelsiOrs. all models.
Hayerford. 1871 so
Flapders, 1912 $50
So TO $50 CASH. BALANCE 10 SUIT.
BERRYMAN 4 WILLIAMS
Main 1856. 81 9Lh 81. y ".
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\ public meeting will he called

public meeting will be called in
Annapolis, Nd, next Tuesday evening.
10 discuss the location -: ihc proposed
annapolis wants. The Afaryiand dele
cation in Congress VII make a fight
Tor the plant. it is belle ed.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

Becoming III while in a mail car nt
the terminal yards ThIrsdly evening,
William L. Hill. thirty-eFEht years d.
a railway mail clerk, OF Tr2htcn, n. J.,
died before the arrival OF a physician.
Death was due TO acute indigestion.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

DIR. 4. n. Brooks. Of the Geological
Survey, will lecture on Alaska before
The Cleveland PARK school and Commu-
nifty Association tonight
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

School teachers who use tobacco
were strongly condemned by DR.. Z. II.
Albert in his address on '"The Necessity
for Teaching Morals in tn" Public
Schools" at the afternoon session of
tn" MaTI land Teachers Institute at the
Georgetown Law School. on Thursday.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
City News Notes

Congressman Dyer of Missouri Is
expected to address the meeting of the
Missouri Society of Washington at
Rauscher's Saturday night. The pro-
gram includes a reading by Mrs. George
y SmallwOod, and solos by John G.
Klein and Mrs. Elsie Murphy Pearson
Miss Pearle Robinson has charge of
the program.
"ArEO Night is TO be the topic of
tonight's sermon i'm tae course being
delivered by the Rev. Abrsm Simon,
o ithe Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton.
Ernest L. Thurston, SUPERINTENDENT
ei schools, will address q special meet
ing OF the Emery lexington Home and
school Association tonight il. the United
Brethren Sunday school house North
capitol and r streets. His subject will
be The Courses Of Studay Pursued in
Our Schools and What These Courses
Prepare Pupil For.
Improvement is shown tOday in tic
TABScondition of William T. SorreH,
treasurer of the Veteran Volunteer
Flreman's Association, and retired chief
Of battalion OF the present Fire De
paTtment. Mr.. SoTrell has been. i'll at
his home. 3)4 Mclean stree. southwest
since December p.
Speaker Clark h8S almost entirely
recovered from his attack Of lumbago,
and expects to keep his engs cement in
Boston SATURDAY night, when he will
speak at a rally in the interests of
Congressman CUrIey, mayor altty candi-
date.
Papers on "Thc spanish Drama of
the Golden Age" were read by Miss
EVnis Oberly. Mrs. L Bennett Becker.
Miss Ethel N. Smith, Miss Myra Hole.
and Richard e. De Wolfe, at a meeting
Of the Drama Study club. held at the
Public Library Thursday night.
DIR. 4. n. Brooks Of the Geological
Survey, will lecture on Alaska before
The Cleveland PARK school and Commu-
nifty Association tonight
: public meeting will be called in
Annapolis, Nd, next Tuesday evening.
10 discuss the location ": the proposed
Government armOr plate plant. which
annapolis wants. The Maryland dele
cation IN Congress VII make a fight
for the plant, il is belle cd
nr. Lewis 4. Walker, addressinf:
Washington Aerie, Frate-nal order Of
Eagles, on Thursday night, said FRANK
Morrison. Of the American Federation
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

INVESTAElNTS-Rea estate nrst trust
loans are the safest and best Investments
per cent interest payable semI-annually
All loans secured on real estate worth from
81 TO 100 per cent in excess OF loan.
H. e. MACkALL is Co
Room @0S. Metropolitan Bank Bldg
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

J"CHUc Hcidenhcimer was formally
installed as sachem of Sioux Tribe, No.
IS, Improved Order of Red Men, at the
s6mi-annuaI installation exercises at
odd Fellows Hall Thursday night.
Others installed were Howard Orendorf,
prophet; Joseph Levi, senior sycamore,
and Charles Smith, junior sycamore.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
ROOMS AND BOARD

F ST. y e. I4e2-Room and board. nice coy
room suitable for young Iak use of par
lor and phone: terms SIS !"
Sth 81. y. W. HUS-LaTSe nicely furnished
second floor front room with alCpve and
bay window, one near bath. also haIl room ex-
Ccllent boxes home cooking. Teasonsble
phone y. 3JS7
18th ST, 24O7-5 fur. rooms; Two large front; +;
side; hot-water heat; private family;
with or without board. ls
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WANiEO-ROOMS

WANTED-Plainy fur. apart. ! rooms and
kitchen and bath near cars. very mOder-
ate rent. BOX ~. Times Office i
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

largo Night" is TO be the topic of
tonight's sermon in tle course being
delivered by the Rev. Abrsm Simon,
o 1.-THE Washington Hebrew Congrega-
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Furniture for cash Sell YOUR
goods to the man who gives YOU the most
money. Sec HOLLYWOOD Sth and X
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold. silver
and diamonds FOR MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES.
SAliS OPTICAL co. 7OS 7th st. n. w
HIGHEST CASH price paid for worn clothing:
either Ladies' or EcntIcmcE's: send postal.
will all. u. IAltSHES lGUS Ith ~. y. W.
,'huav North ~
Sl.0O
Nu kinds Of sewing machines TcBdlTcd ana
warranted. Phone or postal.
OFPENHETMER'S
500 L at. n. w.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

Conservation Of 81. Johns Lodge
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will tax,
place at o'clock tonight in new Mason
ic Temple.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

Speaker Clark haS almost entirely
recovered from his attack Of lumbago,
and expects to keep his engs cement in
8oston SATURDAY night, when he will
speak at a rally in the interests of
congressman CurIey, mayor altty candi-
date
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
FOR Rent

for chickens; gas, etc; one car faro; 81
per month. J. {. ROGERS. Mt. Rainier.
Nd. l.
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FOR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE your farm Tor a city home.
JOHN q. SLATER.
IilO G. st y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

The Capitol Yacht Club Thursday
night elected the following officers:
Adrian Sizer. commodore; Fred
Weston, vice commodore: George Dalton.
seCretary-trcasurer: Lyman HewenS
treasurer, and Daniel Fowler, George
FL. Bright, and John &. Henderson, di-
reCtors.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

AN evening with the District Com
missioners'' has been announced by the
entertainment committee of the Univer-
sity Club for Saturday night, beginning
al o'clock, Commissioners Newman,
SiddOns and Harding have accepted the
invitation of the committee and will be
present.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
FOR SALE-M!SCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES accessor-
les: jacks, foot warmers. hood covers, robes.
furnaces. etc. Il3 W st. n. ". Phone
North les.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

Heavy rains last week caused
strong currents in the Potomac and its
tributaries, but no difficulty has been
encountered by navigators of steam
boats.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

Commissioner OF Education y. T..
CIaxton will lecture next Thursday at 4
o'clock AT the John Eaton School, Cleve-
land Park, His subject will be "A De-
vice for Relating the School and the
Home"
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
HELP WAN TED
Male arG Female.

WANTED-Ambtious people who wish to be
prepared for a good position IN the shortest
possible time: Gregg shorthand. touch type
writing Bliss bookkeeping. WOODS COM
MERCIAI. SCHOOL. 81 L. Capitol st.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
FOR RENT-SToRES

STORES. W. corner 18th and I SITS. n w
suitable for most any business. Apply on
premises u
l726 7th ST. n. w.-Store: one room back OF
store rooms and bath apartment aboye
reasonable rent; good order
THE PHILLIPS co. 800 John Marshall pl
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
FOR aENT-oFFlcEs

TWO large rooms, suitable for architect
patent attorney. 81 photographer: also sew
eral smaller rooms; buildings afc modern
and central, and rents are reasonable Ap-
ply OLIVER METZEROTT. 1I1O-ul2 b St 1
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

YOUNG MAN, very attentive to business
wishes good position, with advancement
strictly sober. Z. Il. GOTTEN, 473 II st
N. W.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

NUksE-White. Apply Apart. q, 1871 WyA
ming ave. y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-01-09

EACH Of these houses can be sold without
any cash payment; sell equity for only so
month including all interest and taxes. Rare
chance TO get ideal new modern house OF
rooms and bath: No. 1875 st. $. E. sell 10
coloTed for only 50. 25O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Weft'pireinia's prshibitisns'
aeieb cine Saree.

G6arleiton n, @. @a.-Sbgleid
Die Yrphibition I'M Staate Welts&ir@
silia crit am 1. Suli in Strait trat,
gub bic Supreme Court OF Gppenls
bod idon am acknowledgement Gage
cine Gntifeibuns ab, in pelbcr lie
crflGrt. Gin Iit9lieb zines Clubs
made iih feiner Terlcbung bes Sc
ieecs idulpig, lpenn CO nah Dem Club
2ofal Spirituoien fir ieinen cigenen
8ebarf obne 2ageriing bon Worrdtbcn
in Dem Qnfal unb llebcrlaiiln9 an
ieine Sreunbe beforbere. Ser alage@
antrag bate bobin gelnutct, Der 2cis
tun9 bcs Gbseippoo Clubs bon
Gtarleiton Die Surffiibrrng Ieines
9~cid)luiics Su m%nterla9en, lpeld1e Den
Witgliebern nerbietet, lid i'm 2ofal
ibre cigcren Spirituoien 81 balteu.
Snfol0c bes in Strait gctretencn
Yrobibition5eeiebes miro G~igentbum
bon 9raucreicu, SiItiuericu uno
Observation-Disclosures, pcld)cs nuf $780,
OOO. 900 nbseihdbt III, init 9nn6
pert6los uno $4,000 YcrIoncn miiiien
.iid1 nm anb~eripeitigeu Sroteriuerb umz
icbcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

fomn,cn, muB ma tic AM ipunbeiten
Tunft, am @elbbclitcl failcn nm That
idd)lid) bat cine I%nhcutung Der Tcgle>
RING gcuiigt, ooB lid, cine In5abI Def
Sbcmdnner ac9cn Bic moglid9cn CIR
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, bic ibncn aus Den
Disqualification ibrcr yfdmpfcnocn"
Gbcfraucu crlpad)icn fnnntcn, pcrz
I / dl laiicn. Scfdnntlid] mill bic
Ncaicrung nlldl Die Spcnhcrinnen ppit
@cIb fir Die aaiic Der vlluipn" filr
Den BON bcn Suffrnacttcn un9crid)tcs
ten Shnocn perdntlportlih mad)cH.
G5 iinb ciNcnc %criid,erunss Inltals
ten c%ntitnnbcn. bcncn Die acplagtcn
Wdnucr 10 Yfunb, ctlpn $3.50 be-
6nblc1 unb bofilr arf 5tpci Sabre nucr
~mo9lid)cn Observation-Disclosures entz
bobcn rcrbcn. oSrbnlun9 ulb @cIcB"
iinb Die Citizen hc5 Staatcs audi in
Gnglanb!-C&. Us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

uub Iehr Of itebenbe Ser
ipnen iinb babel comprimitiert, ba
friegt nan bod, balb iiber oieie .Iusz
5eihnl1ngen" ieinc cieene Weinun9
unb lobt lid Den Imcrifaner, lpelder
nit Hcht auf berlci Sinae pfeift. =
Wobl sibt CO Srocil. Die in @bren perz
oient iino, gum SeiipieI bns %ciiernc
&reuS, pdpitlife Nus5eifnungen pro
%ecleiia, ETC., hns lit aanS mas Inbcre3.
Sns Iinb aud, Wenitcn bonad, sic
iold,e IusScihnuna tragcnl Ilih Ser
Ib%aeorhnete Somproblt 8 /. = / cbs
bat bonn &Dnis 2ubfpig por
gopern bds Hitterfreu5 hes @crbienits
orbcns Der Saperiidcn arone, ppmit
periDnliher Mbel perbnnbcn lit, err
balten, alid) in D m Sal bat Die @brc
Den Mann gclud,t. Somproblt Sitter
o Tidlcr murbc 1876 gum Yrieiter
gefpeibt rnb echort Dem Heidstaa an.
Die bapcriide Geiltrums sSroftion be-
Iiet III ibm ibrc bcbeutcnoitc Srbcitss
frnft lnb Der bapcriifc Yanbtaa Den
berporrngenol1 en @erfehrspolitifcr. @r
e~rfrellt lid Der gang bcionberen ,2ieue
mo Infmcrffnmfeit" icincr @eaner,
elm Sctpeis, bab or Scr ridtiee Nann
fir oas fatbpliide Sapern lit!
Sn @iab@2 otbringen lit bic Yolitif
Der eiiernen Sallit am Wcrf. Sic
neiicitc &crfiigung, pomit bns 9aub
vbe9lildt" nuroc, laltet ndmlih DO
bin, bnB eliabz lotbrinsiihe Hcfrlter
IN S%ufunft mir in nlibcr cliuBs lpthrinz
9iiden @arniipnen bicl1cn ipQen. Wun
lam ilbcr bicic %crfiigung bcntcn pic
man nil, - tic licbt elmer Straic
per6pcifcIt Gbnlid uno Gas erbittert
bas @olfl Iit Mcdt frast Der
"@lidiier": Wub fiir Die Siinben
cincs Sffi5iers Der Scercss grIaB
cines gnnscn 2anbcs biiBen? Ser in
Die 3ufunft ld,auenoe ariegsminiiter
mag ia imrncrbin ieinc @riinbc babert,
Die mir ridt perireben nod fritiiieren
fonnenL aber bieie Iabre9el fam SIT
ploblih unb madt bDles 8lit, baS
bate man pcrmeiben b%iirfcn. Sh
benfe. Dab es in gliabz 2otbringen i'm
pergangcnen Snbr geruoe 9enug bDies
Slut gcaeben bat.
+
Sd bin fein Srcunb Der Srauens
rehtlerinnen, nber cine Srauenz
rehtlerin BADEN mir iett in 9eutShz
LAMB, an Der mub man feline belle
babcnl gs lit bicies Die
&olb I'M bciiiihcn Srte
Wdhtersbud. Sieics tapferc 8cible
lpeiB ndmlid ebenio9ut Die 8iid1e 3u
bantieren ipie ben aohlDffel, llnb lie
CAB beim aonissihicben. in idnricr
Gonfnrren5 nit Den beitcn ShiiBen
oes 0ereins, Den &c | It Of
ab unb purbe g Of ii senfonigin NJ
Die bat lid fiirpabr ibren Srben b c r.
oicntl Im anberen Gage bcbaups
tete lie ipieher ibr Hedbt in Der Slide.
6ut ab, boz: iolder Srauens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Die Disqualification Der .Militantes"
pcrurtbeilt. Inn bicic S~paltung 5ll
perltcbcn, mllB man lid Dor Nugcn
balten, baB Die Siibrcrinnen Der
"Wilo Woncn". Der .lpilben Sralien".
gar niht crnitlid bas Stimmred,t an
itrcbcn. Sic Siibrcrinnen iinb Die
Sarrcn Tantburit unb einioc ibrer
intimcn Sreunoinncn. Sic Witalics
Scr Der nWpmen's Social onb Yoiiz
tifal llnion" iinb in Der Saiptiabe
nerpoie, iibcripannte mn bpitcriibc
Srallen, Die 81 alien 8elpnlttbatcn
bercit iino, cine grobe 3abl lppblz
babcnber Slingfcrn, Die pom y2cben"
enttduiht iinb, neil tic feincn Mann
befommen 6aben mo cine 9roBc Ins
5abl ~lnpcritnnbener" Sralen, Die
9egen Den Wiann erbittert iinb unb
Sns @clb lit fir bieic @rt nSuffros
Sample gcgen bicics @ei6lcd)t licfern.
Sns @elb fir bicic Irt .Suifras
gettcn" Die Snuptiohe uub bcsbal6
bas frampfbnitc 9eItrcbcn, Den Spenz
Dcrinncn INNER micbe neuc ScnIuz
ttoucn 81 %perihnffcn. bas Stimnrccbt
it mn Dos Iusbdngeihilb fir bic
frnnfbnftc ilbcrrci5te Stimmuno gcoc1
DIG vndnnlid,cn l%lntcrbriidcr Der
Srou". lin bicicr Sclpc9uug bci3,l>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

birn par bicl grobcr, als ma friiber
anSunebncn geneigt ipnr. Sic gcnarerl
Wciiun9cn huben ergcbcn, Dab alld
Die Sprad)centrcn bercits bod ents
pidelt parcn. Sic Ienid)beit iener
3cit crndbrtc Iih bon Der Sagb unb
BON Der Siihcrei. Scr S6dpel Der
prGbiitoriifcn Srau 5ei9t, bnB lie cine
9roBc Nnlc bate. Iu6 Die Iugcn
parcn anifeincnb groB mo ppr@
itebcnb. Sbr 0dllmcn lit nm Gin
Srittcl grDbcr, als Der @numen Der
bcutc lebcnoen Srau."
llc6cr Sic Scrcn>@ erfolgung III
Salcm. Waii., (unb anbersuo) ipelhc
Stnbt Dor eini9cu Bodcn gum Sbcil
obbramte, gibt Die .Imerifn"
iol9enbc lpiiienihuitlit)e g%rfldrungcll
ub: Sn eincm ~In Sniuitice to
Sulcm" iibcrldricbcncn Seitnrtifcl,
Der in Der Nusgobe pom 2S. Suni oc5
ct. Coulter n@lobc> Sempcrat" err
ificn, pcriild)te ma Die Tllritaner,
Die i'm Sabre 1862 in Der min 10
ldlucr beimgciud,tcn StnDt Screns
Sro3cllc fiibrten lnD neun5cbn Yer
ionen ais Spfer bcs furdtbarcn
Nbcrglaubens an Den @nlgcn bradtcn,
bamit 81 entihllbigen, baB nnbcrslpo
friiber unb nud)ber nod mebr Screen
gcrichtct luorbcn icicn, ais i'll Snlcm,
bab Die Wcniden bort am Gnbc bod)
MIR o&inbcr ibrcr 3cit" gcipeIeu
icicn. Scner Ipologct Der Snlcmcr
Scrcnricdcr mn >Hidtcr pcrgiBt. bob.
oils bns nIscrlrdbltc &plf Der Sllris
tnvcr in Ncus England jencm ihdnbe
lid,cn Ibcrglnuben Spier barbrahtc,
Der Sciuit Spec ldon ldngit icinc
Gnrtio criminals pcrDifcntl!d)t hattie,
inb bnB CT lInb Nnocrc, 4. .. icin
1852 6crcits pcritorbcner Crbclsgce
roilc Yutcr Noum 5onucr, bus I'm
ilnnigc pcs 6crcnlpnbns nnhgclpiclc1
bnttcn. Sa, btuocrt Sabre bcrcits
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