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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
DIOCESE OF FARGO

Schools: Rt, Rev. Bishop O'Reilly
recently visited the Catholic schools
at New Rockford, Devils Lake and
Grand Forks. The splendid and eff
cient work VIII ch he met with in
each institution is most encouraging.
Commenting on the large attendance
at each school the Bishop remarked:
wherever a Catholic school is built
the Catholic people seem at once to
recognize where their children belong"
Fargo: The Cathedral Club of st.
Mary,s Cathedral has developed into
strong and successful organization.
The constant increase in membership
indicates how well the Club is sue
ceedinS in providing wholesome
amuSements and attractive entertain
ment for the young men of the par
iSh and students attending the various
schools OF the city. Free from debt
for about year the club has been
enabled to secure new equipment and
engage in new activities. In addition
to social, athletic and dramatic activ-
tiles considerable interest has been
aroused OF late for work of a literary
character. One session of the club a
week is resolved into a literary meet
ing for the discussion of some subject
OF timely interest, and each regular
meeting Is marked by short speeches
on subjects OF the day, A reading
room is one of the new features of the
club and few choice books form the
nucleus OF a future library. The mem
bers OF the club are most enthusiastic
and the democratic spirit that per-
yades the organization has done much
to promote its progress and make it
attractive to the young men who con
stitute its membership.
| The -bi-weekfy meeting of the
knights of Columbus Of Fargo Coun.
ell resolved itself into an open meet
| ing on Tuesday evening, february 6.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
DIOCESE OF DULUTH

Duluth: On Friday evening, Feb
ruary 2, the following young ladies re-
ceiyed their diplomas of graduation
from st. Mary Hospital Training
School for Nurses Catherine Caul-
field, Brainerd; Lillian Riley, Crosby
Selma Olson, Duluth; Ruth Drummer,
Duluth; Ella Yuhas, Hibbing.
Addresses Wer e made by DR.. Taylor
and by Rev. z. j Lydon, who present
ed the diplomas. A class of ten will
graduate in the summer.
Pine City,. A weeks mission in Eng
lish, German and Bohemian will be
given beginning Sunday, February II,
in the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception. The e Xercises will be con-
Quoted by two Redemptorist Fathers,
assisted by SeV eral of the secular
clergy. Rev. Leb NJ. Laskowski is the
pastor.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
Anti-Catholics in Spain
ROMANONES FALLS FOUL OF
SPANISH HIERARCHY.

Premier Romanones, of Spain, has
fallen foul of the Spanish Hierarchy
owing to the Primate's recent out
spoken pastoral letter on the position
OF the Pope and the necessity for his
freedom, temporarily, in order to ex-
ercise properly his great spiritual
functions.
Asked in the Cortes whether it was
desirable that the Spanish Bishops
should be allowed such freedom of
speech as regards the political situa-
ton i'll other countries as was dis
played in the recent pastoral letter of
the .Primate (this question was, of
course, put by Socialist Deputy, the
Premier replied that the government
had already indicated to the prelates
concerned that they must in future
follow a more temperate course!
Thus an Archbishop is censured for
espousing justice to the Holy Father
while filthy Socialist rags are allowed
daily to defile the minds of their read
ers with the most scurrilous attacks
on the Church. To emphasize this in
suit to the Primate and Bishops of
Spain and, through them, to her
Catholic people, the atheistic Pre-
mier followed it up by deciding that
the Cortes should sit on Sundays and
holydays of obligation.
The first of such sittings took
place on the great feast of Spain,
the Immaculate Conception, to the
deep Indignation of the people and
against the protests Of the Catholic
deputies. But if the Romanones gov
eminent hoped to rush anti-Catholic
measures through during the absence
of the Catholic deputies on these oc.
casions, they were disagreeably de.
ceived, for these deputies, seeing the
danger, attended the Cortes in full
strength after attending Mass in a
body in one Of the principal churches
of the city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
The Music of Bells
written for The Catholic Bulletin by
DR.. James Henderson,

Palpitant, sonorous, glad with their
pealing,
Come the mad revel of caroling bells;
Beating and throbbing as joyfully
stealing,
Stirring the wood with their wonder
full spells;
Mad with their measure of militant
meaning,
Waking the hills as it passes along
Wave-crest of hope, where meadows
lie greening,
Rapt, in allanah of mystical song!
Tremulous, rhythmical, echo on echo,
BilloWing down till if lost in some
sea;
Warbling, sweet as the babble of
waters
Hieing to ocean, in summer-lit sea.
Christmas bells; bells of the New
Year;
Bells that are calling, enthralling, to
prayer;
Breathing their soul in mellihuent
rhythm,
Out from the steeple, untrammeled on
air.
Dirges and distance and memories
Olden,
Come as sad plant through the mis-
sal of years;
Read from the turrets in melodies
golden,
Waking to pathos of eloquent tears;
Joy-bells and weddings and voices
that mingled
Long since in cadences, sweet as. thy
knells;
God! Could that joy-notes from sad
ones be singled
But ring! o ring, ever thou caroling
bells!
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
MEMBER OF NEW FIRM.
Mr.. e. A. NOLAN OF ST. PAUL SEM
MARY BECOMES SECRETARY
TREASURER AND DIRECTOR OF
THE NOLAN RUBBER HEEL CON-
PANY.

Mr.. Edward A. Nolan, for more than
twenty years Secretary and business
agent of the st. Paul Seminary, re-
signed the first of February to accept
the position of Secretary Treasurer
and Director of the Nolan Rubber
Heel Company, corporation formed
to manufacture and sell the inter-
changeable rubber heel patented by
Frank A. Nolan, President OF the Com
pany, as we'll as several kinds of nail
on rubber heels and rubber soles. The
Company has opened an office at 701
New York Life Building, st. Paul, and
will place it's goods on the market this
month. Later on, plant for the
manufacture of the Nolan Interchange
able Rubber Heel will be built in this
city. Mr.. Nolan is we'll known through
out Minnesota and the Northwest,
especially among the priests, and his
many friends wish him success in his
new line of work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD
Diocesan Correspondent Rev
Preusser the Cathedral st Cloud

St. Joseph: Right Reverend Joseph
r. Busch preached the sermon at high
Mass on Sunday, February fourth, in
st. Benedict,s College and Academy.
In the afternoon, he delivered very
inspiring lecture on Sociology" He
presented to the students the vast
amount of social work before them
after they left college, and outlined
clearly the different fields that were
open to them.
In the evening, the Senior Academic
class presented the comedy, Six
Times Nine which was preceded by
a pantomime of, THE Seven Ages of
Women"
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also will be extended to prominent
non-Catholics to attend.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

Pennington: The annual meetings
OF the Rosary and the Young Ladies'
Societies of st. Michael's parish were
held on Sunday, January IS The
election of officers took place with the
following result: Young Ladies' So
ciety: President, Miss Mona Blake;
vice president, Miss Agnes Tutewohl;
secretary, Miss Clara Frederickson;
treasurer, Miss Jennie McKenna
Rosary Society: President, Mrs. t. T.
Conley; vice president, Mrs. Bernard
McGinn; secretary, Mrs. William Mer-
gen; treasurer, Mrs. NJ j. Heinen.
At these meetings the reports for the
year were read and showed a degree
OF gratifying success. During the year
the Young Ladies' Society raised
$4,000, and the Rosary Society,
$4,000. - The two societies together
paid Off $4,000 on the church debt.
On Tuesday, January 80, the above
societies gave a card social which
proved great success socially and il
nancially.
FaribauIt: At recent meeting of
the sewing circle Of st. Lawrence
parish, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Joe Braun, president; Mrs. n. Weber,
vice president; Mrs Martin Better,
secretary, and Mrs. John Reising,
treasurer.
Faribault Council No. $50, Knights
of Columbus entertained for members
only at a euchre party at their club
rooms, Thursday evening, February l,
at eight o'clock.
special meeting of Division No.
l, A o. H, was held at Hibernian
hall, Friday, February 2, at 8 p. m.
Business Of Importance was discussed.
D. w. Comford is president, and j. A.
Campion, recording secretary.
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New Bishop Of Algeria

A new Bishop OF Constantine, Al
geria, has been appointed in the per-
son of Canon Francois Bessiere. The
new Bishop is in his forty-eighth year
and was ordained Priest in 1892. He
is we'll known in Algeria, having
acted as Cure of Sid bel Abbes in
the Diocese of Oran and as Foreign
Vicaire since 1906.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
Additions to White List of
Plays

These additions to The White List"
of plays of the Catholic Theatre
Movement had been made up. to Jan
uary 49, 1917: Captain Kidd, Jr., :"
"Mile-a-Minute Kendall" The Thir-
teenth Chair Her Husbands Wife"
"A Kiss for Cinderella, Shirley
Kaye" 'The Little Lady in Blue"
THE Ledger"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
OFFICE PASSES AWAY
THE OFFICE AND RANK OF
"ADMiRAL."

Since the death of Admiral Dewey,
many persons have asked as to who
will be his successor. 1t is not gen.
orally known, but the Office and rank
of Admiral in the United States Navy
was revived for George Dewey-the
hero of Manila Bay. This was &C
complished by an Act of Congress,
and the rank of Admiral passed away,
or, died with him.
Before Dewey, the United States
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
THE CHILD APOSTLE

is Catholic children's magazine, pub
lished monthly, filled with pictures
and stories for children. Fifty cents
year or three years for one dollar.
Address: THE CHILD APOSTLE
$50 Mccormick Bldg.
Chicago, III.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10
DIOCESE OF BISMARCK

Mandan: The Right Rev. Vincent
Wehrle preached at both Masses on
Sunday, January %, about the Chris
tan Heritage, the rights of the Chris
tian Child. In the afternoon he met
with representative men and women of
the parish to come to a final decision
about the plan for the new school,
He approved Of a ten-room school
to be built Of brick. The old build
ings are to be moved aside School
attendance is now over $50 pupils.
The Ladies' Altar Society decided
on an experience social for the benefit
of the school fund. A samoyar tea
party was held i'll the club rooms Mon
day evening, January 30. Building
operations are to begin in spring. Mic
Ressler, local architect, submitted
the plans
Dickinson: The organization Of the
Irish Fellowship Club of Stark County
was the result of meeting held Fri
day, January 26, at which time a num-
Der gathered together for the purpose
of talking over plans for a fitting cele-
bration Of ST. Patrick's Day, March II.
A committee on membership was elect
ed to secure additional members and
report at a later meeting. These
eligible to membership in the club are
the male defendants of Irish parentage
or the second generation, either the
father or mother having been born on
the "Ould sod"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10

SITUATION WANTED-As priests
by experienced house
keeper and fine cook. Address l. B.,
care The Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10

st. Paul Seminary: The mid-year
recess which began on January 25
closed this week The students re-
turned on February to take up work
for the remainder of the year.
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64O-ACRE HOME.

MONTANA - 640-AcRE HOME
sTEADS: New law just passed.
New towns. Business opportunities.
Send Csc for maps and information.
Address U. S. Commissioner, Outlook
Montana.
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ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
SAINT PAUL.

Cathedral: The subject of the SER
mon for Sunday evening, February H.,
will be, The Promise OF d Redeemer.
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College of ST, Catherine: On
Wednesday, February II, Mr.. Charles
Underhill, of Brooklyn, New York,
will give a reading in the Joan Of Arc
Auditorium at II y. NJ. His subject
will be Sheridans The Rivals
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-10

Margaret Mills. Elizabeth Kiley, and
Messrs. George KEENAN,, Dave Mccoy
ern, Arthur Bowler, Harry Nee, Claude
Bowers, Owen Barber and Leroy
Mathers.
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3m nid)t mebr als
S61,683
Sinb, mad Der erildruns bss Ioro'
bsuiihen aIopb, bic spei amsris
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bere4iigt.
WeI6e bic 9efelIidafi tpessn Tid.ab'
Iitferuns sinsr SoIbienbuns duf
s2,240,106 Sdabeuerias
perilaeten.

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Ginpanb Elm, in psld)em s.lienb sts
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So. unb bic Rational gitp goni Don
Rem yori, tpeId. cine Gnti&dbisuns
bon $2,240,1 ,106 beanipruden, neil
cine Senbuns Don GoIo all europGiI6e
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prin5efin Geeilie" beim alusbru9 bes
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mar, Su nidt msbr als $61, 1858 bere9s
iist isien. Die @eIsuidait erildrt,
bab Elm Bomb in Der 50be bon S75,s :
600 stuiieenb iein piirbe, ale Sdas
beperiaB .9niprii9e gu bed.n. Das
9unOesseri9t ipirb bic ansslegenb,il
am nG4iisn Samitas Dtrbanbelu. Der
Dampier .arcnprinseifin Gecils" be-
finbet ii& jebi in @sripabrune zines
9unbesmarfndlIs.
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Gin 81
gSGri Minnie SinsfD ciner alcibrr
maderiu, bic nidJt itreiteH pOlte,
an ben aopf.

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2eGellslnittelpreiie bittere &lage &C.
tuart mlrS uno namentlid ole Gier nll.
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9solSei 3eitern Abeno audi Die 10
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ten uno @ine Strabe elmer aleiber.
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$50. Ali Clinton StraBe, arbeitct, ein
gi ra6eeiporien, 6as natiirli9 prompt
borit, ioolS Der !prt iopie Der Wantel
Der betreif.nSsn junaen Game bos 3li.
geribtet ipuroe. 3ie getreiierlbe, Die
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haitcten Minnis @insfp ned Der Spc.
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teilte gegen Die 8crbaftete cine sll.
flaae wegan tbatIiden gIngriffs or.
lebt
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&err bon 8atodi,
Der prGiibent Der beuifden Nab'
runssmitisi 8ebOrbs,
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DAP elm 3uraibebalisn Der Dsrfiigba'
rem 9Orrdibe briHseno gss
boten iei.

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Don gatodi, Der prdfbsni Der btuis
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ResuIiruns, bistutirts, ipis cine Reus
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am lsbi.n Wfonias nit bsm Serd=
tbunss saommitiee b.s Reihstdgs bas
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ba bbie periiisbaren gorrdibs eerins
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benz gebrauh BON SrODsstrsibe aIs
5uttnmittel i9Ieunisft ginbaIt gsto.
ten tpsrb.n.
5err 9atodi tiinbiate on, bab bic
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ben preis fir aartOfisIn fir bas
sanSe Sabr auf flint Mart pro gcnts
nsr feitsuieben unb betont. bic Roib.
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aleine Ypliseinahridte

- 9lus Der Dobnuns BON q.
grsTer on Der 5etpitt uHO JairfisIn
9lpeuue lpurbsn mitteIii giubru4ss
biebfabls $15 in 8aar ssitoblsn.
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gpenue, ftubI ae'iern Elm baI5Diitfiaer
guri6e, Der fich eins,fdIiten bate,
$3.50, bic in Der aaHeHidubIaSs
lusen.
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itatteten i'm aauie bes Sonniass Gins
BREEDER, olln DdbrideinIihtsit mad
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Dollar, ben lie in Der Resiiirirtaiis
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gigarrsn nidt anriibrtsn.
glls psrmibt fpurbe eeitsrn Der
9oIi5ei bsr Is Sabre aIis Glarent.
Settlers pon yto. 1744 Wlerlngo Str.
ssmsIbst. Der Sunse 1T felt Sonus
tag niht mehr sefshsn iporbsn.
= Der Garbise Sam.s gli6ols BON
80. 655 @eit @ierts Sirabs iourOe
seitern 2lbenb in Der Msbb ale9 Don
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unb feline aug as Gents beite6snbe
9aurf6aft in Der 5af6e bebislt. Or
melbste ben Rdilbanfull Der polissi
unb CAB cine fehr CUTE psrfonatbs.
fdreibung Der beib.n RaubseieIIsu.
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ammen iuerpen elm brittes maitaIieh

Iammen iperben Elm brittes MitsIieb
ipGblen.
= Der 3ontratt fir bic Strlbens
belsudtuns bon College Corner lruros
am Mrntas, neil feline 9lufforberunq
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gen mar, BON Rifter Sarlam fir uns
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rei9t Dorben.
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Wintler unb Serr peter Supper itnb
nadb Detroit absereiit, nm Der Seerbls
sung ibres 8rubers, oes Serrn Gsore
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meinoe feierte am Sonntdg mango
meiiener Weiie ben A. SabresIag oes
gintritts ibres Paitors, bss ReO. Sas
niel Mattbdi, iHs prebistamt.
Die nGdite @eriammlung res
Rdbpereins bes 2utb. 3ionssGcmsinbc
finbet am 9onnerftae i'm Grpgef6pb
Der Stride itatt. 2lls 8ommitiee f.ins
siren Die Gruusn Marearetb Stdbls
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= Seute 9lbenb finoet bas iisbtnts
Sabresbantett bes 9srbanbes Der
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zines 4oitiads berbaftet unO mad so,
milton sebraht, um bem gunbestoas
mifdr poreefiibrt gu tperbsn.
= Der Sdulratb pon 1ibbletnpn
beidIOb, eius 9Dnoaussabs i'm ge.
TRACE bon $4,000 fir bic Grriatrns
eines neuen S6ulsebdubss.
- Sn Mibblstoipn 1T Ssrr arthur
6. Rempe, Der 19 Sabre alte Spbn
DON Ssrrn unb Ssrau George Rsmpe,
i'm 9eim ieiner Gltern oeitorben.
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Mnfdae.

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215 @cit Siinite StreBe ipobubait,
iiel geitarr Absno I'M Soiel Die grerps
Finab uno 3os iib nebrere gerlcb,
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tiitcn Soipital perbilnSen tpurrelr.
moraiif er ieincr eigeuen Si.ferhcit
baIber Srci1,tartier IN Der Geittraljta.
ton erhielt.
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tear bon go. 21SO 9ant Strabe, Elm
anssiteater Der SoIepb & Sofspb Co.,
trus aeitsrn einen Sfdoelbru1 bapon,
aIs ibm in ben glnlaeen Der Jirma
Ho. 1884 Sarriion apsrue elm Siiid
GiIen uuf ben aoff fiel. Wuntear
Durbs mad bem itGctiIden 9ofpital
aebraht.
Dsr II Sabre alte Sbomas
Sones bon Somerist. sp. tolIibirts
qeftern an Der Rsirten unb GIN
Strabe nit ieinsm 3psirab nit
einem BON Connie Stonsting DOH
Delhi, 8. seleniten 2aiiautrmobii,
fppbei ibm bas cine Rab BEG arafts
lpasens iiber bic gruit sins unb ibm
fdmmtli9e Rippsr auf Der eineu Seis
te hro9. Der 9erunsiiidte tpurbe
mad bsm itGbtiidsn 9ofpital sebrahi,
po bi. aersts ieinen 3uftanb fir febr
bebentli9 ertlGrtsn.
- Sesr sIimpflid fam seiiern
9ornlitiag Die So Sabre olte Jrau
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Strabe BEL sirsm 9lutomobilunfan
baron. Die Jraa bIieb, als iis ben
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Strabe, Gppineion, ap. selsnttes
9lutompbil in fis lineinranrie. Gum
Slid trus 5rau 6lart nur cine un'
beoeutenbe gerIsbung Der linten
Siifte bapon unS lror i'm Stanbs iid
o9ne SiIfe nod 6aufs gu begsben.
- 8iniam ebmabsr Don 80. 1856
9lum SiraBe fisl seIiern on Der
Garu unb geetmnn Strabe bon einem
itdttiI6en 2oIinutomobiI berab uno
trug cine tiefe &opfpunbe bapon, bic
linn In elmer benddbartm gpotbete
perbunbsn ipurSe, iuprauf er ii4 nad
feiner @obnurs begab.
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naabem ibm masgons sur 9ef0rbes
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