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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
MUSIC NOW DEAD IN RUSSIA
Under BoIsheVsm There Is Little
Possibility Of "concourse of
Sweet Sounds"

In Russia, when revolutionary holt
days are celebrated, government autos
carry concert and opera singers to the
halls or other buildings where they
are TO be heard. But despite all ef-
forts of the Red government, muses.
outlook is not rosy, and music pub
fishing, state monopoly, has been al
most entirely suspended. Scriahn's
works are practically the only ones
still printed,
Most great men OF Russian music
are living under a cloud of despair.
Glazounoff can no longer compose be-
cause his stock Of music paper is ex-
hausted and there is no more to be
had. Nicolas Medtner, the composer
and pianist is the head of a small
village music school near Moscow;
Jules Engcl, the famous critic, has a
similar position at more distant
music school for peasant children,
Yet at Petrograd there are three
performances of opera with Choliapin
and NeSchadanowa singing in the
Barber of Seville and "Khovant-
china" though the state has not as
yet been able TO stage the Strayins6y
and Ravel balets it had intended to
produce But hunger paralyzes all
artistic endeavor in the end, and as
II. G. Wells says: THE great Rus
sian musicians, artists, and scientists
who have died as q result Of existing
conditions could no more live In the
Russia of today than in Kahr
krnnl y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
EVER BEARING ORANGE
TREE FOUND IN FLORIDA
Citrus Growers Organize Syndicate to
Develop Its Possibilities
Bearing Eight Years

Tampa, Fla, June Am ever bear
ing orange tree which citrus fruit
growers believe Is destined to reyOl-
utionze the orange industry of the
state if not the entire country, has
been discovered by horticulturists in
small grove at Avon Park, near
here, and to protect the specimen its
purchasers have placed around it o
heavy wire fence twenty feet in height
and stationed guards day and night.
The tree has been bearing continue
ously eight years but until recently
its existence was known only to the
owner and several neighbors who, ac-
cording to citrus experts, did not
realize its value, but regarded 1t
merely as a freak of nature Several
of South Florida's largest citrus grow
ers have organized syndicate, pur-
chased the tree, leased the ground
upon which It stands and already are
taking steps to develop its possibili-
ties by propagating it through bud
wood, with the expectation of having
250,000 trees ready for setting out IN
groves in 1923,
The ever-bearing tree is about fiji
teen years old, but its origin is a mys
terry. Like the famous Temple orange
tree, discovered some years ago on
the estate of the late w. c. Temple,
one time National League baseball
magnate, the new specimen stands a.
lone as the first of an entirely new
branch of the citrus fam ly and its
owners believe it vii bring forth
stock true to the parent tree and, as
in the case of the Temple tree, be
worth millions to the men who had
the foresight to grasp its possibilities.
Apparently authentic records show
that for eight years the tree has
hloomed and borne fruit continuously
and that at no time during that peri
cd has it failed to have blossoms and
fruit at all stages of maturity. In
outward appearance the fruit is Val
enya. except that it is slightly more
oblong than that variety. The meat
in texture and flavor is that OF
perfect Valencia, the variety that
brings the top price in the markets
The ever-bearing Florida lemon has
been common for many years but
citrus experts here declare they new
err before have known OF an ever
bearing orange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
SHOWS SIGNS OF LIFE
Ro,shcvik War Cry The Cause of
Unrest In Some Quarters

Mexico City June II Mexico has
another smoking mountain to worroy
It's native inhabitlnts Tho long.
ext net volcano of Col ma, in the
state of lalisco is said to be showing
signs Of life emitting much smoke AMI
steam similar t0 its larger relative,
Porocatepell which for several
months. has eau icd alarm in the state
of Puebla because Of it activity
Geolog SITS who have examined both
mountains declare there is small kel!-
hood of either erupting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
Fills a Long.Felt Want.

II would seem that all there was left
10 be invented in The tomato line
would be worthless one. but this
year two distinct novelties'are offered,
the most striking OF which Is white
tomato. 1t is the counterpart in all
respects of the ordinary tomato, eX-
cept its color which is brilliant
cream white. John Baer seems the
most striking of the new red varieties
because OF the profuson Of its yield
aud the uniformity Of the fruits, which
are of the round, salad variety. 1t is
not quite so early as Earlana but
much heavier nearer. 1t vii be found
winner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11

Lady Caroline retre, Of Ingatcstone
hall who has just been made IA justice
of the peace is Il member Of one OF
the oldest Catholic families IN Eng
land. Thc head of the house is Lord
Nelrc, who Is six years old. one Of his
great auntS Is superior Of the sisters
OF charity AT Westminster ana another
$ q member Of the Good Shepherd
community at IlammerSwch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
Making Americans.

new feature of the Americans.
cation movement local citizens
clubs is making progress among the
Ukranian immigrants in this country.
They are being organized by Ameri-
can citizens OK Ukranian origin, to
bring their fellow counlrymen into
closer cooperation with the rect Of
the American people Several clubs
of this type have been in existence
for long time, but recently the idea
has spread ana citizens cIuba in Bos-
ton Mass and Providence, r. l., have
been added within the last few weeks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
EXPLAINS HOUSE SHORTAGE
Says Office And Loft Rents Advance
400 Per Cent.

New York, June II "A steady ad.
vance in rents for Offices and loft
build nes al over New York city, in
some cases as much as 400 per cent
since 1916. was put forward yesterday
by Samuel Unteumycr, chef counsel
for the Lockwood legislative commit.
tee as still another contributing fac
tor in the housing shortage
It was Mr. Untermyers contention
that the fancy rents obtained by land
lords for this class OF property divert
ed money that otherwise N ght 80 in.
to housing Investments.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
METHODIST OUTING
M, E.. Brotherhood Plans Auto Trip
To HEDGES Lake.

The third annual outing of the
Methodist Brotherhood to Hedges
lake will be held Wednesday, Each
one going will carry his own lunch,
Coffee " Il be furnished by the or
ganization. Automobiles will start
from the Bottum & Torrance factory
Wednesday afternoon between and
$50 o'clock All who are planning
to take the trip should notify at once
either Z. 7. Griswold or + L. Bottum
so that automobile arrangements can
be made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
Where She Drew the Line.

A Milwaukee woman who died at
one hundred and eighteen smoked a
pipe. cigars and cigarettes. But So
far as we can learn she never Shim
mied, toddled, covered her ears Nith
her hair shaved off her eyebrows or
wore hairnet stockings Cleveland
Press
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11

Brighten yonr carpets after the dust
has been beaten out Of them by scat
tering on them cornmeal mixed with
salt. and then sweeping them on.
Spots can he removed by the use Of OK
gall or ammonia and wuter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
HOME BREWERS BUSY
Use 10000 Tons Of Rails MS in Year
1918, Expert Says.

Washington, June ll.-Home brew
ers used up more than $1,000 tons of
raisns in 1919, W. NJ Griffen, presi-
dent of the Californian Associated
Raisin company est mated yesterday
in giving a senate subcommittee lis
views on the pending bill to author
ize collective bargaining by farmers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
WATER SUPPLY SHORT
Broad Brook Reservoir Fails to Fur.
nsh Adequate Quantity.

North Adams, Mass, June 11,-For
the first time in the history Of the
city the Broad Brook reservoir has
ia led SO early in the year to supply a
sufficient amount Of water for the
thousands of users in North Adams,
Commissioner Temple of the public.
works department was Wednesday
forced to open the Beaman basin, as
the reservoir was getting so low that
a day or two more would see hum
dreds of homes without water.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
OLD RESIDENT DIES
WcH-known North Adams Man Vic
tim Of Heart Trouble.

North Adams Mass, June IL
George Whipple 10, well-known
and highly respected resident of this
city, died suddenly in his home on
Main street Thursday Death was
caused by leakage of the heart and
compl cations.
The funeral will be held this after
neon in the Baptist church at 2
o'clock. Rev, Dr. Glare will otiiciate
and burial will be in Southyiew ceme-
terry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-11
Frank Hurley
PIANO TUNING

Voicing and Action Regulating
Tel. 3S9-M. 2OS SILVER st
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-01

j. A. Penn will move his real estate
office into the fremont block.
An attractive new electric sign now
adorns the front of The Ideal Cafe.
Mess Irene Bergum of Minneapolis
visited in the city over the weekend.
Misses Helen Younggren and Lois
Bird were home from Lawrence col
lege during the Thanks giving recess.
Senator Severson of Waupaca coun-
ty, gave talk on the tax question
before gathering at Odd Fellows hall
Saturday evening.
We see by an exchange that movie
entitled "Alias Jenny Valentine" is to
be shown at the Normal Dec. z.
Jimmy" will now be among those
who bemoan woman's invasion of the
professions.
Sealed bids Wanted For sale OF
Buttermilk for years 1922-1923, begin
ming April l., 1922; ending March 81,
1923. All bids to be in by December
Ia, 1921, IL p. m. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
4 River Falls COOPERATIVE Cry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-01

Glen Morgan was home from Cum
berland last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boals lest yes
terday to spend the winter in Seattle,
Wash.
Fred Gevers of st. Paul spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Emile
Covers.
Dwight Chinook, who teaches at
lie Seuer, Mimi, was home during
the Thanksgiving recess.
Harold Ritchey, Ashland, spent
Thanksgiving here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. t. Ritchey.
The fine large farm home of George
Cunningham, on the Range Line,
town of FL. Paso, was recently des-
troyed by fire.
The first meeting of the Ladies'
Gymnasium class will be held in South
Hall, the Normal school, this Thurs
day. evening at 1880.
Wanted to Buy-Ear corn, i'm guam
titles from so to 1000 blu. delivered at
farm. Lloyd Sherman, Route 8, River
Falls, Wis. Phone 12S-p.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-01

An ideal Xmas present-Laun-dry
cite Washing Machine. c. Cafisch &
SOn.--adv.
Mrs. Ed. Nelson of st. Paul is visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Nobel.
Misses Mabel Bridges and Matte
Howell spent their Thanksgivin~ va.
cation in the Twin Cities.
Miss Mary Carroll returned home
Sunday from couple of days visit
with Miss Jane Little in ST. Paul
o. Morken has moved into the Max
Sherburne house on the West Side.
Mr.. Sherburne and family have moved
to st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Webster of
Amery spent Thanksgiving day at the
home of the formers PARENTS, Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Webster.
Invitations have been received here
for the annual memorial services to
be held by Hudson Lodge No. $40, b.
P. o. Elks on Sunday, Dec. A. A large
number of River Falls members. with
their wives, are planning to attend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-01

Mrs. Emile Covers returned Friday
from a several days visit in ST. Paul.
Miss Jane Little of St. Paul visiteo
relatives in the city Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Nettie Hooking was home
from her school at Holcombe for the
Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Anna Cubit returned to Min
neapolis Monday after few days
visit with relatives here.
Nh. and Mrs. u. d. Royce and Mas
ter Buddy Armstrong spent Thanks
giving at the home of Mrs. w. S.
Armstrong.
Miss Amy johnson who teaches at
Aurora, Mimi, spent her Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Upgren.
Bert Gender of Minneapolis was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Bert is now representing typewrit-
er company, and recently returned
from New York where the company
had sent him for months instruction
in its own school,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
ln Nas pmblifufit.

Sc 1T ser 8l1nib bes Brdii6enten,
bob 6ie 8einder 6es Negierungsii
hes ie6e @elegenbeit bnben ionen, ieo-
neoe Snffort1atiton be5ugliid aner RRe-
gier11ngssDepartements 5n erbnlte1.
gg lit ein befon6erer 8uni6 bob al
.Ie Die nod @nfbinngton fon1n1en, nm
III irge16 eiinem Departer1ert ODER.
'8uiiro Ser Gegierlt1g GeidGfftte 81 Derz
ridfen, raid nngetpieiert fDer6en io1len.
iinbe5ng onf Die ge1ra1ie Collation. u1o
Tn11f Die MliitteL 1ns beipr1bere Depnrfez
tnent al erreiden, ii peIdem 0as &c
fddiifH Dor fiib geben on oug ct II
sberrihbten beabiidttiigf. oieiem 9ipe-
de 1T eli Snfornaftot1sbiiro all Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
6cbetsmcinune fir Sen
N1enat yufti 1921.
Die 5eligipred)1ng beg ebrtpiirbiigen
Glanoius Be ID gol1mbiere,
g.

(ggom 81. gater geiegnet.)
@at fib Der g0tttllii9e 9eilnno our
8erbreitung Ser Mnoa6t BIZ ieinem
.Iieben0en &er5en in ser gan5en Stride
dis erlten Sauptnerf5eugeS Der 81.
Menrgaretba sc. Mocoque aus Dem
|Sroen Der Seimiubnng be6ient, 10
bot er 5ugleib einen beiligmaBigem
ESobn 6es bI. SgnatiuS, Ben ebrm.
|glauoius De Ia @olombiere, berufen,
einen nfebr bebeutenben MnteiI an bie=
Ter Mufgabe 81 mbernebmen. Ser
ebrm. glunoius erfanrh nIs er1ter Die
|gbtbeit Der Dffenbarnngen bes. ger
5ens Sei1 an Meargaretba Maria,
Deibte iiib oem g0ttliden &er5en uno
miirfte nod @raiften fir oeiien Ser
Bie BuH Der Settffitgffpres
dung Margaretba Morias felbit bebt
6ie groBe &oUe berbor, Die 6em Chr
miroigen ubertragen NOR. Ser Bsro=
E5eB iieiner SeIigipredung muroe nit
|8enebHniglng 2eos XIII. am 8. Sa<:
|1ltar 1880 %e1ngeleltet nn0 erreidte
alf benz 8ege 5u eiinem glidIiben Mb
iblniie bisber iene 9al1ptitnfe, onB
6erielbe 8apif an IL. Mngult 1901
bic feierlide grflarung bon Der SeI-
0enmitigfeit Ser Euger6ett bes CIR
tpiiroigen ubgab. Sci ibrer befan11-
ten &lugbeit gebt bic Stride in oieien
5aben iebr bebadfigb Dor unb nnter-
il1df b06it iorgfdllffigb ie.nngebliden
anf 6ie 5nrbbihte eineg gbrtpiir0iigen
getpiirfften 8uroer. Dieie grnfung I'M
Safe beg ebrm. gIanoius nod nidt
glMdlib Dol1en6et, aber ieoer giferer
fir bic Gbre oes gottIihen Screens
..SSeffu m1B miiniden, baB tie boI0 ge-
linger1 moge, 6arnh Die 5eligipredl1ngl
itattftnoen tonne. Sober gerebrer 6eg
gottliden SCREENS fonte III bieiem
@er5SeiiusMo1tate burh 8eten nn6
8etenlaiien beitrager1 CUR geidleuni-
gul1g bes Cages, % 6em gbrnurbit-
gen Die gBre zines uSeligen~ 5nteiil
Der6en tonne. Diefer Sag intro sic
81. Wenrgnretbn Mnria ebren otpie
olud Defenders Die gbre 6eg goi;ttttllii1ten
Ser5et1s mddtig f0r0err.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

#fneIfp hip pi,apI,,pn M;iSThofp 11ffprs
hp,,.htpn mn ;r,r,e, ,,,;;oser III, ei,,p
nisaeiansoTef ~ ar,,,dhfsn 'sis,a 80
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9enorrta 9pIeant iii 1, ssaf,g 81.
sragfa urb Mn,leSata nrnarriiier
.perlpred)e11 groBen grfolg. Die gS
Ild)ofe, Gelltllfen1 staatsperba1oDe,
a $ ll1ro anoere Srgan1-
5laflone1 pl1roen oafltr lt1tere1l1ert.
g;p e;,,ae(nen a;rfso,,enen scr
op,,tihpn '@othnIifpn oes oonaes ~.
lotto, ,,,,nsrnyosian nas;fo. ,,,n moi.
sfpns Mi ou6o,,arnnpr1 grfaIn in.
Iere m,ncBeren WiHgb1roer Sreur1oe
,nprban 8 mnhf rpeht bn9s o,,f 800.
mo hrfnnen mnh bie gentnol1sfpne
1sf ao,,isl inf S3OO,0OO Mrh an
nn6prpn gdeGen neM Sic Mrbeif mel
Ste1s prfoInrpim mpitpr ,,nh Sic Re.
norstphprhpn Snn,1nnen hpr @tnotg.
s,prbSr6p 1i,b beg genfrolpereing tper.
6pn nine ptneifpI a,rrh 81 mo ser 81.
a. ptqnos prInhmf if 1,e,,ps aebpn
motion 11ra ,,,,iprp n,nfffprpn geif,rn.
ron mn gp;f,hriften Inifpn nid1f nod.
Sia a,ase Mof =, fhiInprn ,,,,n pinp,1p
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

iebenen 6lur beg 8oitofiee Departe@
mentSgebal1oe eingeridtet, 6as an
8enniDlpania NDenue an 10. StraBe
gelegen 1T, uro 0as bon 5uDerldliigen
2enten beiorgt miro, Die Die Sragen
|6ieier Dirt beantmorten. 3us Golf 1T
biern1it bon oieier 8orridtlng IN
&ennntnis geieBt nno eriltbt, bon Der
8equemli6feit @ebraud gu MAIDEN.
8ia $. 9aDs, General : 8oftmei=
tier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
&orgdnge tn
@tQDtle0en

Ser @~riiberi6miidllngstag, etn
Matchmaker @ebenftag. Der az gbren
Der aefaIleneu Soloaten, 5eeioloaten,
unb Matroien in ben Deribieoenen
ariegen oes 9anoes feltgeiekt mnroe,
an bent aber aud Die 3iDilbepolfernng
al ibrer 2iebem, pelde in fuller er@
De ruben, geoenft, muroe in ct. Glouo
onrh cine berrlide Baraoe un6 bnrd,
eine aleih por5iiglide @eoddtnisre-
oe bes 8reoigers RoD 8. Smitb IN
miiroiger Beiie gefeiert. pobet o1e
@eoanfen ON Das 8ergdnglihe nro
0as einIt &ommenbe %brGngten, nno
ser grn1t oas S5epter fibrte.
= Sci einem 3~uiammenitoB 5tpei-
er automobile 5miihen ct. @louo
,tl1o minneapolis, orei Neilet1 iuoltd)
pou GIT 8iper, mltroe 5onntagrnprz
gen Auguit, 0as feds Mfonate olte
S6bnden Der bier an Is. Mpet1ue ll1o-
lid apobnenben 5amilie Neid. Bang,
anf ser Steue getotet. mdbreno Srau
Soiepb Gang nit gebro6ener Sirn-
idaIe uno Soiepb Sang bon bier mt
peribieoenen 5bnitten nnb aneti1-
ausen ins ct. &apbaels Sospital ge-
brabt muroen. Midael Gang nnb
Srau rtpo lire 0rei &in6er erllttert
gIeidfaas idlimme, 1penn audi feline
lebenssefabrliden 8erletungen. Die
SomiIien 2ang befanoen li6 anf benz
@ege nod ct. Saul, mdbreno oas ibz
men entgegenfommenoe automobh
ouf oem @eee nod Monttceao par,in
oem fi6 Sic sos. @iIiams 5amtlte
bon MimneapoIis befano, beren Mdtz
gIieber ale n1ebr o6er tperliger per-
Iebt tpurben. Ser 3uiammenpraa mar
elm 10 beftiger, oaB es zines Srl1fs
beourfte, I'M Sic in chamber .geroiiel-
ten Maidinen auseinanoer 5u bri11s
gen. Gus gu Sooe gefommene &ino
Ser 6amiIie Sang tp1tr6e Dienitag-
nadmittas bon Der unbefledten Gnn<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

Mtander Wanr, 6ral ODER
Rinb befinoen iib obne Or
folg in dr5tlider 8ebano=
lung, neil Ser Mr5t cine fal-
ibe Diognoie gelteqt bat.
Sic tpobre @ranfbeitseridei-
rt,1ng lit iebr oft 6as 8or-
banoeniein bon 8urmern al=
Ter Mrt, 0as iihN 6urh Qb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

Der Meformanitalt un6 81. B. 81. Si-
bert BON Melroie BON Der ltoatitben
s@Rontroubeb0r0e ais Neoner auftreten
1peroen.
! Domeritaq Iebter @o9e erteil<
tie Ser bobtp'Ite Biibof sos. S. 8n1b
IN Ser ct. 8onifa5iusfirde gu @olo
.5pring mod einem pom bod1D. p.
sSulins, 8. e. s., atnter N1iiitens oes
bohm. p. M6albert, 8. 3d., bon
NiihmonD als Diafon, oes bobm. p.
.gonifo5ius, 8. g. s., bon Ser ct.
.Sssobng Mbtei uls 5ub6iafo11 un6 oes
#bodm. 0rtspfarrers 2. Meinro5, 9.
g., %gefeierten Nmte, mabreno mel
Hfem DEM 9berbirten bo6p,,lfer
Mlsgr. Sbiebaut bDn ct CLOUD nno
Ebohm. p. An11l, 8. g. s., bon ct.
Sobns aliiitierten, Al 8erlonen DaS
|HI. Saframent Ser Sirmu11g madoem
Sodoerielbe cine ber5libe Mnfprade
an Sic 6ag GottesbauS fuaen6e Men=
gebalten batha SdlnB
Der 6eier erteilte Der Biibof ben la
|framentaliiben Segen.
8qcbreno eires leBten 5ontafag
FIJI Ser &atbebrale bonn bo9m. &atbe=
bralreftor 8taenbring nnter NiiiltenS
oeS bobm. Serrn 8eiielaar nls Dia@
ton, 0es bodp. @errn Sdiele alS
|5nboiafon nno oes bobn. &errn Wea<
botDal0 ais 3eremoniar I'M 8 Hbr
gebaltenen Mmtes gingen 81 &i1oer
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fl. &onmnniion. 8eim MbenogottesS-
|Dienite pnrbe Sic gluIidfliibe 4inoer-
ldoar IN sic 5fapnfierbrn6eribuft
f1d1lfgenonrnen. 9ag gleide 1erDDebens
|De Set m11rbe bprlebten Counting IN
Ser ct 5tepbansftrdde at ct. Ste
pben begangen, mo stpdbren6 eines
bom bod1p. Bforrer S. Srobec aelez
|brirten Mmtes breiBig &in0er feter=
lidit CUR &c. &ommurion 5ngelaiien
l1nb beim Nabmittagsgottesoienite IN
Sic Standardization nn6 in sen
Nannen SeinDerein al1fgerommet1
nnr6en.
Mdbren0 eines IeBten 5onntag
III ser ct. Midnelsfirde at 8udrnnn
bonn bo9m. Bffurrer $. 2eutbner Inn
20 lbr 5elebrierten Mmtes empfingen
8Dan5ig @inber feierlm Die erite bl.
&ommnnion. Beim NadmittugSgot
tes0ienite fDnroen Sic @or1m1tnifn1ten
iii bic 5fapulierbruoeridaft nlfge-
nommet.
Sodap. p. Mlto, 8. g. g, mel
der bur6 ieine erba11enben Mnrien-
preoigten nabreno beg Neain1ortats
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