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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
COMPANY COMPLETES ITS WORK.

The Iowa Electric Company, in a
letter to it's patrons, states that 1t has
completed the work of reconstruction
on its distribution system in Manches-
ter, including the removal of all trans
formers and wires of inadequate ca
pacity, and the voltage at which cleo
tricity will be distributed will be in
creased from 1850 to 230O volts, which
will result in furnishing to their GUS
toners an adequate supply of electri-
city for their full requirements.
The rates for current consumed for
both light and power furnished from
and after October 1st, 1917, will re-
main the same as heretofore, except
that thereafter the company will fur
nish all meters free and install it's
own meters in place of those now
privately owned and all charges for
meter rent will be discontinued. A
minimum bill will be charged to each
consumer of electricity for lighting of
$1.OO per month, whether current to
that amount is used or not, and a
minimum bill will be charged to each
consumer of electric current for power
of $1.OO per month per horsepower Of
rated capacity of motors installed
Motors of one-half horse power or less
will be charged for at lighting rates.
BY the term customer is meant each
meter installed.
The company is prepared to pay to
the owners of meters, the reasonable
valuable thereof, taking into consider
alton the age, type and condition of
the meter. All meters now in use
will be thoroughly tested and repaired.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
FARM BRINGS BIG PRICE.

Edw. Robson has sold his farm of
160 acres in Honey Creek township to
Mr.. Ambrose McElmeel for the neat
sum of $2S,0O000. The Robson farm
is one of the finest in the township
with set of excellent farm buildings.
1t is believed that this price, SITS per
acre. is the highest price ever paid for
farm land in that part of the county.
Mr. Robison's father, the late John
Robson, purchased this same farm in
1869 for $25 an acre.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
FLYING "WATER-WAGON" COMING.

The people of Manchester and vicin-
ity will have an opportunity to see an
airship flight to be made by F. S.
Hoyt, an aeroplane expert, who will
appear in Manchester Thursday after
noon at three o'clock. Mr.. Hoyt will
land in the fair grounds and remain
in the city for about thirty minutes.
Mr.. Hoyt's biplane is large one
and has 12O-horse-power engine. He
flies over the state distributing litera-
ture in the interest of the Constitu
tional Amendment election to be held
on October 18th. The air ship will
come here from Waterloo and after a
short stop at the fair grounds will
sail for Dubuque.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
LOSES FINGERS IN CORN CUTTER.

Frank keenan, of near Masonville
met with distressing accident last
Thursday afternoon while operating
an ensilage cutter on farm south
of Masonville. Mr.. Keenan's right
hand was drawn into some gear
wheels and all of the fingers except
the small finger were terribly crush
ed The thumb and three fingers
were SO terribly crushed that amputa-
tion at the second joins was found
necessary. e..
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
NEW COATS AND SUITS AT E. NJ
HUGHES',

look the advertisement of E. NJ.
Hughes. He says that the new coats
and suits are in the store and are
very charming. He also suggests that
the ladies had better buy their winter
wear before the prices advance.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03


out at sea I was sitting near the stern
of the boat, and had been exchanging
remark or so with one of the gun
ners, when suddenly he leaped into
the air, Torpedo, torpedo, to port" he
shouted. The missile had already been
sighted from the bridge. I did not
stop to look for the approach of the
torpedo, but made tracks down the
deck toward our cabin to find my hus-
band. l am ashamed to say that I
forgot on which side of the boat we
were located and every moment think
ing that thud against the boat would
show that we had been hit. l at last
managed to find our staterOOm. My
husband had been given to him a
safety suit, something like divers
suit, that you step into and which will
keep you afloat for days If necessary
and protect you from the cold Of the
water. 1t is most ingenious suit,
with a whistle attached for summon
ing help and a little pocket also, in
which ] had supplies such as matted
milk tables, etc. Fortunately the
purser of the boat had loaned US an
other so that my husband and I each
had one. We snatched our suits and
got out on deck again where my hus-
band helped me to get into my suit.
To fasten in over my head all the
hair pins had to come out of my hair,
and they were scattered all over the
deck and the cap I was wearing toss
ed away with them. I learned then
how little anything matters when ones
life is at stake. BY this time the
big guns were pounding away at the
submarine and we were moving away
at full speed All the rest of the
voyage we were never free from sus-
pense and from the horror of that ex-
perience. 1t proved that the torpedo
had missed us by about 20 yards. The
man at the helm swerved the boat
just in time to miss it. Some say the
torpedo seemed deflected on its
course, and that also helped to save
us, and we are confident that it was
the hand of the Lord turning the
missile from it's course and preserv-
ing US who put our trust in Him.
"On board our boat was a colored
boy, named Willie Smell. He was one
of the three survivors of the "Bel-
gian Prince" and his story of the sink
ing of the boat is a record Of one OF
the most dastardly crimes ever COM
mitted. They were torpedoed and the
submarine coming along side the boat
ordered all hands to come aboard her
Then taking the, captain below, the
submarine steamed out to sea for sew
eral miles and suddenly submerging
threw all the unfortunate men into
the water. Previously they had taker
all the mems life belts from them
Willie Smell had with great presence
of mind hid his life belt under his
boat so when they We're thrown into
the sea he supported himself for II
hours thus and padded back to the
scene of the wreck. He had almost
given up hope and was almost ex'
hausted from the icy water when
picked up. He said they told him he
was nearer white than black wher
they first rescued him. Poor Willie
he almost died from fright when we
were attacked, and kept asking me
every day if I did not think we were
safer now.
Il think there was no one gladdel
than We to reach New York safely
unless it was this black boy. And to-
gether we could praise Him who haG
wrough so great deliverance for us.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03

Mrs. M. J. Britt had as her guest
several days last week, her friend,
Miss Catherine Mccarthy. profes-
sional nurse from Dubuque.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
ANNUAL COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
EXCEPTIONAL TALENT SECURED
FOR MEETING TO BE HELD
NEXT WEEK.
SCHOOL PATRONS ARE INVITED
Sessions To Be Held In High School
Auditorium October Eleventh
and Twelfth.

On Thursday and Friday of next
week, October 18th and 18th, will be
held the annual County Teachers In
spirational Institute. County Super
intendent Walker has secured his fac
ulty from the leading educators in the
United States. Never before has such
an array of talent been assembled in
Delaware county. DR.. F. H. Green Is
head of the department of English,
State Normal School, West Chester,
Pa Dr.. w. H. Cheever is head of the
department of Sociology, State Nor
NAL School, Milwaukee, Wis. Warren
Proctor is a member Of the Chicago
Opera which appears in New York and
Boston. He is a tenor of rare talent.
Dr. Geo. E. Martin is director OF the
training school, State Normal School,
Kearney, Nebraska. Miss Knowles Is
the state leader of home demonstra-
ton work and will give an intensely
interesting address on Friday morn
ing. 90
This institute will be Of deep interest
to all school patrons as we'll as the
teachers. The lecturers are alive to
the times and their messages will
equal any you have heard from the
chautauqua platform. Children Will
not be admitted to any part OF this
meeting. A space in the large audi
torium will be reserved for the teach
ers. Superintendent Walker hopes
school patrons will fill all the remain
/ ing available space. Following is the
program:
Thursday Morning
$3.50 to 9:45, registration.
| 9:45-Invocation, Rev. Montgomery.
Address, "Seasonable Civics" DR..
Cheever. ..
Soloist, Mr.. Proctor.
Address, Guiding Principles IN
Teaching Literature" DR.. Green.
Thursday Afternoon.
.30-Address, "Guiding Principles
in Teaching Language" DR.. Green.
Soloist, Mr. Proctor. u
Address, "A Practical Course IN
Sociology" DR.. Cheever.
Conferences: High School Teach
ers," DR.. Cheever; Rural and Grade
Teachers, DR.. Green.
Mrs. Edwin Davis at the; piano.
Friday Morning. rs..
9:OO-Music, Five Nature Songs"
Lower Grade Children of Manchester
Public Schools.
Address, "The Pivot of the Curri-
culum," DR.. Martin.
Music, High School Chorus.
Address, "The Good Citizen in War
Time" Miss Knowles.
| Conferences: High School Teach
ers Miss Knowles; Rural and Grade
Teachers, DR.. Martin.
Friday Afternoon.
1:3O-Music, Upper Grade Girls Of
Manchester Public Schools.
Address, "The Kind of a Teacher I
Would Like to Be-" DR.. Martin.
Conference-High School Teachers,
DR.. Martin; Grade Teachers, Supt.
Hilliard; Rural Teachers, Supt. Walk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03
WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
IS ORGANIZED.

An enthusiastic meeting of women
was held at the court house Monday
afternoon for the purpose Of organiz-
ing the women of the county into a
Women's Committee of the National
Council of Defense. The purpose of
the organization is to organize the
women OF the country in such way as
to be able to get concerted action on
important problems confronting the
nation at the present time. One Of the
chief objects is to impress upon the
women of the nation the great need Of
food conservation. This organization
will also be in position to aid the
government in many other ways.
The county organization consists of
a chairman, two vice chairmen and
secretary-treasurer, and one represen-
tatiwe from each of the sixteen town.
ships. There are no fees or dues, and
every woman in the county who signed
the food conservation card while the
canning demonstrations were given
last spring is a member of the organi-
zation. Those who did not sign these
cards in the spring can still do so and
thereby become members of the Coun-
Gil.
Following are the officers and mem
bers of the executive committee:
County chairman--Mrs. Alice Stearns
Vice chairman---Mrs. A. B. HOlbert
Vice ,chairman-----Mi Clara Childs
Secretary-treasurer- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-03

Save your sed corn now.
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Continued on page 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18

bon meinen Naurus& atboliten: SD
griiBe Sid, meiu beilieer @ater",
itrieb elmer, .uno id ifide Dir
meme 8orte, tpeIhe Sir la9eu, bag
meiu Suneres traurig lit, tpeiI mein
4use Sid ni6t mebr iiebt." Gin
Gnoerer peiB iih nitt mebr au belfes
unb 10 ihidt Der arm Suuee ietne
9ei6te elm. 8ieper elm Inberer
i6reibt: .Su tpeibt, oab id 10 iftuab
bin. bnrum torme balb tpieber unb
BILL mir" Iue briiden tire Sebns
iuft mad benz Gmpfang Der bl. Satrdz
mente unb mad Der bl. Mteiie aus. Sd
bate ME ee9Iaubt, baB iopiel reIisioie
lleber3eugung uno Ioniel anbdnglihs
felt an ben MiIiionar in oieien Naurua
&atboliten itedt.
Ser boftp' ire 9iifpf 2erap bon ben
8iIbert'S Suieln bat benin dud IN
oanteusipertber @eiie einem ieiuer
Miiiipnare, benz Slater 8erela5, Die
@rIaubniB ertbeiIt, bon 3eit 3u 3eit
Hauru 81 beiu6cu unb mad benz
8e6ten 3u Iehen. Sns lit fpenie,
aber bod ettpas unb in Inbetraht Der
trdurigen @erbdltnile iogar bel.
WDgc es Dem Tater Sercla3 bei3ieben
iein. Die tatbpliihc 8emeiube auf
Naurlt re9e uno eifri9 gu erbaltenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Bun mep. Adolf Do. g. G., sparta, mts.

alee. Inter Dem fiioIiheu areu5 aber
feiert man oas
Weibnahtsfeit in marmem Spnnen.
ihein unb g%Iumenfaae
unb Citeru unb Yfineiten unter taltem
8ino, oft in els uno Sbnee. 60
Iieben ii6 nod biele 9uutte poIitiifer,
~lo5taler LIMB eeieuihaftliher Natur
dnfibren, in benen lid auitraIien bon
Deutiflano unteri6eibet. Sreilit,
tuer Die 8eif)itte IuitraIien's ituoiert
bat, 9em feblt es uitt an @eritGnos
nib oteier llnterihiebe, lit bod NuItras
lien elm iunges 2ano uub Iues in
Der gntipideIun8 begriffen.
Im it0niteu lit tpobl Die tatboIii6e
Stride in NultraIien %aufgebIiibt. Die
erlten Yrieiter betrateu IuitroIien i'm
Sabre 1890, arme, 5u lInredt bon
England oeportierte Strdflin9e, Die
unter Dem 9rud Der @erbdltniiie nitt
oiel tblen tonnten. Ser erite apoitos
hide Gitar uno erite Yrieiter, Der
nitt aIs Strdfling bon europa bers
iibertam. mar Satber S'SIDun
(1S16). Sur 81 balo tpurbe er bon
Der oamaIigeu Hegierung Ieiner Sreis
belt beraubt uno pieoer 3uriid mad
England 8eianpt. Suriid gu eeben
gu icinem Sauie, no CT bus MQers
beiIi9ite auf5ubenabren pflegte, mar
ibm mad ieiner Seituabme nitt nlebr
9eitattet rorben. 60 fam es, oaB
oas bite Satrament anbertbulb Sabre
in oieiem Sauie aufbcna6rt blieb, gum
Croft uno CUR Sreube Der treuen, meiit
iriifen aatboliteu. Nnd benz anti
lihen SeridJtc fauben Die bciSen Huhz
folger Yatcr S'Slpnn's bas bite
Saframent nod unperiebrt Dor. Ser
Serr ielbit ipar bel ieiner Seerbe ees
blieben, nadoem iein Yrieiter perz
trieben tporben lpar.
Bon bieiem Yater S'Slpnn bis gum
se9entpdrtisen apoitoIiIten 9eleaaten,
Or. Gerette lit eiu LANCER beidtperz
Iiher @es setpeien, aber bie aufgez
ipanote Wtiibe lit bon 8ott bunoerts
fdltts eeIeenet noroen. Seutc 5ablt
Die fatboIiihe Stride bon Muitralien
beinabe cine Wiaipn 8atboIiten nit
runo 1,150 Yriciteru.
Critic aus Iauru.
gin 6unbert 9riefe erbielt ih iuGbz
reno meines Nnfentbaltes in Sbbuep
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
0emtieblanb's Su,ialgciee9cbmm9.

oere 2dnber bdben elm Iu6pentioniers
ties freipiqiaeS Spitem ansencmmen.
10 Srantreih, gel9ieu, Die Sftpei3,
Sanemnrt, Sdtpeoen uno SsIanb.
Die ein3ieeu c%uropdiihen 9dnoer
obne cine a%l9emeinc 3ronfenperiites
rungs : Ginrittuns limb Stalien,
Spanieu, Sortu9al, @richenIano.
Bulgarien. Glbanien. Wontenegro
unb Die 5irtei. @dbreno mir uns in
bieier Siniitt uutbdtig perbicIten, bas
ben auoere 90noer ms iiberfIiigelt.
Der arieg bat uns enbli6 aus unies
rem Drip Ban Winfle : ShIummer
aufseiheudt uno mir MAIDEN lest
cine Yeriobe Matchmaker Gelbitpriiiuna
ourh. SieS betuuoet iih nit unies
rem Wabnabmeu CUR Sebllng unierer
inbMitrielen uno militdriiGen 8ereits
ihaft. @lildliteripeiie baben mir audi
ihon eineu Shritt auf benz 8ebiete
lpaialer Observation-Disclosures ges
than. Irbeiter> lluialperiiheruna lit
IN Nmerifa feline nnbetannte ginrihs
tuns mebr. llniere 9unoess Snouz
'Irie saommiiiiou bat arantenperiihcs
ring enlpfoblen. Siele Grbeiters
Sr8aniiationeu baben iih na6oriidli1
bafiir ausseiprofen, ndbrenb etIife
Grbeiterfiibrer ba9eaen iiuo. neil tie
elauben. bic Radt Der Irbeiters Sers
einieuueen t0nnte baruuter leioen.
Nles oeuret oarauf bin. ba6 Die Seit
tiir ginfiihruug oblieatoriider 8rans
en'Seriiberun8 in Den Ser. Staaten
sefonmen it,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
DENT Drdneem Sss 11ieaes
trirS naebeessben.

NaGbem Die girtpnnberungss0or
lage, tpelhe ii6 iolange inter Sebattc
befuuoen, 0 8eiuiiier ppm Stgntss
Separtement nit 9tildiiht auf Supan
beanitauoeter 1braieolo9ie .geldntert"
ipproeu, bat iif elm aonieren5sIuss
ihub 6eioer Sduier nnnrebr auf oies
ielbe seeiuigt unb Der Senat Den Sons
feren3 zgerift nit So eeeen 10 Stims
men prompt an9enommen.
Su ibrer uripriin9lthen Sdlinrg
bate bieiel6e cine auf IusItlub ber
Sapaner berehnete alauiel entbalten,
pelhe in 3raft treteu iolte, falls
Sapau fem ieit 5ebn Sabren gebaItc@
mes @eriprcfeu breden niiroe, feline
Grbeiter an Der auspanoerung naH
ben Ser. Staateu 5u %perbinoern.
Die iapduiihe 9otid)aft ridtete bic
Iuimertiamteit bes Staats s9eparte>
ments auf Die Sbatiade, oaB ibre He>
gierung oas llebereinfommen ieitber
tets thrift befoIgt babe uuo Die 3lauiel
oaber aIs anitoBig 81 betrahten lei.
Shlieblitl fpurbe bon Der Sonic
ren5 nah Riidiprahe nit geamten
oes Stnats> Separtements nabitebens
Der grias 9efuuoen:
raein CUR 3eit i~r8enotpie bon ben
Ser. Staateu ausgeihloiener ooer on
Der giutpanberuug nab beuieIbeu pers
binberter ausldEoer ipu 5u9elaiien
peroeu."
Ser Iosen. ~Siterarp Seit", ipegen
oeiien dbnlihe Sprlageu bon ben Yrds
iioenten Glepelano. Salt uno @ilion
netiert porbeu iinb, lit ur5erdnbert
%beibehalteu ipproert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Ucaen 0eutidpirennSIiebecit
ieinsS 2rntcs cnttsbcn.

@ie mir aus braiiIiauiIdJeu gldts
tern erfabreu, tpurbe Der peroiente
Shopfer unb 2eiter bes Spirnngaz
Wuieums. Serr Srofeiior Sbering
iiingit nah 23>idbriger 9ieuit3ett in>
iolge elmer bon beuti6feinolit1er Seite
ms @ert seieBten Sese ieines Gmtes
%entboben. 9ies lit logan benz teiness
pegs iiir bas Seutidtbum i6tudrmens
ben YGitaoo be e. HauIo" gu bunt nno
in 6eftigen @orten sretit er Die Nes
gierung lotpie Die llnteriuhuu9s 8pms
miiiiou IN, Die eiuem 8elebrten bon
8eItruf Die glrbeit ieines gan5eu 2ea
6eus nit 10 ifnooem llnbant lobnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
yDemtfcPe waFen tperSeis
SrteSen ersspinsen.

9ieien Gusiprub madte 3aiier
8ilbeIm, semdB elmer amiteroamer
Sepeihe in eiuem Grmee s8efebl an
feline Sruppeu. Ser 9efebl tpurbe in
Der gerliner .Irmee> uno Slottens
Seituns" seorudt unb lautet tpte foIst:
SIM @ereiu NIT ben pe%rbilnoeten
Serrltern babe i1 uuieren Seiuben
borseihlasen, in Sriebensberbanos
lun9eu eiu3utreten. ltniere Seinbe
babeu meiu Gnsebot abselebnt. Sbr
Sunger mad Waht tuiiniht Oeutih,
lambs @~ernidtun8. Ser &ries ipirb
~fprtseiebt iperben.
Dor Colt unb Der Wenihbeit ers
Hare ih, baB auf bic Gesierunsen
u~nierer Seiuoe aueiu Die itipere Yers
anttportlidteit fir nDe 5utiinftisen
ihredliben Spfer fdlt. ipelhe ih
@u6 gu eriparen iuiinitte.
~Iit seredter gntriiitllns iiber bas
arrosante @erbreheu unicrer Seinbe
unb nit Der gntidloiienbeit. uniere
beilieiten Sitter gu bertbeibisen uno
benz gaterlaube cine sliidlite gu
iunft gu iidern, tuerbet Sbr tpie Stabl
tperben. l1niere Seiube tpoIlten nitt
Die bon mir arsebotene 8eritdnoigung.
Rit 9ottsS Silfe tperben uniere @ais
Ten lie er3tpin9en. - ; e | N
5. g."
GS lpbut iif, bic Mnseiaeu Al leieu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18

Iargen unterbreiten, baS relisioie Se>
nominationen Der 8esierune fin Gle
&irhen unb Sempel. Die iie benuseu,
Gente be5ablen miiiien.
n0ie Heittitiible tperben berboten.
rgrnennun9 elmer aommiiiiou.
tpelhe iiber bic @eihenfe uub 2e9ate,
tueIfe bon 8ldubiSeu sematt Deroeu,
oerfiist.
.Ierbo. segen 0rieiter unb onbere
airtenporiteber. gi8entbum gu be-
iiseu.
r@erbot seeen ir9enb eineu Rann
inter so Sabren, als Yrieiter ooer
9aftor gu f%unftionieren.
.gutsug bes Nehtes. aIs 1rieiter
ober Yaitor gu orttieren, Sebem Der
niht in Regito eeboren it,"
Sic Serreu bon gueatau tperoen
I'M &onereB NIT ibreu Sorberunsen
audi leift burhbrtneen, mas freilif
inter Suerta faum mosIi9 seipeien
tpdre. -.
Sieier Sbatiate iorten iih Die
&atboIiten in ben @ersiuisten Staaten
erinuern. 2aiie man lid, nitt burt
Itatiitii6e ansaben tauiaen. ga
tpiro gu niel tobtes SoIs mitse3dbIt.
Ian beretnet NIT 9efrieSisuns Die
Sabl Der aouperttten. Sie bon
Sabr gu Sabr Gbfalenben aber sdblt
Niemanb. Wofte bod nit benz neuen
Sabre aud neues Geben in uniere
8ereine einaiebenl WDdten tie aus
itatt. uie es BEL niht tuenisen Der
SAL lit, MIR 5u peeetieren, 5unebmen
an iittIider Strait unb @eritdnbnib
ibrer 9fliht. Sa3u brautt es plans
mGbise, isitematiihe Irbeit unb bieie
mug eeIerut peroen. Boleu mir
uniere bon 9ott seihentten Salente,
fir tpelf)e mir emit Hetenifaft abaus
lesen baben. NIT eitIem Sanb pertros
belu? @er bas Seil BON einem
auIturfampf eriuartet, i9aue biu>
iiber mad Ntegitol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18

.NeIieip bepopulata", beibt auf
beutih: ~gntpoIterte ReIision." Sic
Sropbe3eiuneen beS @r3biiGofs Ras
lafias saben benz 9ontifitat 9eues
btft XIV. poritebenoe Signatur. Sieie
@orausiasunsen, ihreibt bic naatbos
hide &uuoifnu", iirb freilih feline
@laibensartifeI; aber es mug bod
oils Merttpiirbtsfeit be3eifnet tpers
ben, oab lie iib burf Sabrbunoerte
als 3utreffcnb eripieien baben. IIs
8etpeis poaeu mir einise 8eiipiele
5itiren.
Gls "Grur Sc cruce". .areu3 bonn
3reu5e" tpurbe mad Der fronolosis
i6en 8eibenfplse bas Youtificat beS
Yapites Yius TX, uniterbliden ans
9eoenfens, be5eihuet. Sein areu5
beeann I'M Sabre 184S, als er lid Dor
Der Repolution mad Gaeta fliihten
muBte. Sen Iesten &reuanaeel
bilbete Der Uerluit bes airhenitaates.
o2umen in %coelo", .Giht ant Sims
mel" tpar ipobl Die rihtise 8e3eida
nuns fir Die IittpoIleu gn3pfIiteu,
nit pelfeu Der erobe SEQ XIII. Die
SiniterniB bee mooernen Seitalters
bur6lellttete unb als it6erer Siibrer
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