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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

The bride Alice Sheriff.
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam sheriff. spoke her vows
last SUNDAY a. 5aO . m a. 81
Paul ANE church 70 Arthur
klnnehyew She wore replica
OF he Intania's gown which was
made % exquisite ivory satin and
imported hrocaded lace Lace
rmed tho bodice % the gown.
q deep. wide v-neck ed long fit
red satin sleeve with rufled cuffs
distinguished the fitted basque.
To II was attached the volunin-
Gus hooped skirt Of satin with Us
cpur' train Ruffles Of satin for
ner pannicrs all around the
skirt The dress was worn over
several elaborate petlicoais: the
ton one OF taffeta. which had
shoulder straps Of several
strands OF braided lace and a
ruffle on The hem which was
stitched IN blue.
The brides head piece was a
chalet ~ lace which followed The
pattern OF The lace To II was
attached the eossamer fine SILK
fingerilp veil She carried a bou-
Gnei Of gafdenas and orchids
Jova Sherrll was her sisters
maid OF homer She wore hya-
lcinih blue iaffeta gown The III
ted bodice had v-neck which
was fastened With deep bertha
collar The sleeves were brace
LETT length and 70 the bodice the
very flli skirt was shirred In
her hair and just above her fore
head she wore an arrangement %
ieaihered asters which matched
her gown
Mrs Frank PenIck was marion
OF honor She wore dusty pink
iaffeia with shirred bodice.
bracelet sleeves and full skirt
around which one wide raffle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
RECEPTION
BME PASTOR

The Rev ans Mrs ~.
OF Peace Baptist hereh w..
guests OF Mrs ISABELLE org. /,
2o2s Meade street saaaay So
. At a dinner etn 20 iss.r
honor prior 70 'tsii de7at,4ss n,
Chicago 70 attend ,h ~ ~,
Baptist conyeniir Ns oh.,
proved 70 he a es,ls nl h.
genial hostess
Later the same day Ns 6lc.ls
Johnson niece q vi O.ve- =.
rived from Geore aetonpsr 4
by her two children Donald an.
Darrell 70 Join her NJ bana hs,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

gineer regiment the 5,2nd Quar-
tetmasief Service battalion. the
4eih Sirnal Construction baual-
ion the l5S0fh Service TINT
QHarieimasier cOrps and the
l5Soih Service Unit Military
Police battalion.
Judges IN the contest we're
were Lleutenanis Clarence Todd
and BEDFORD J. Rodgers. 81 the
515th Engineer regiment and stan
Sergeaui David Brown. ~ the
ltsoih Service Unit. Quartermas-
ter corps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Winners ~ second and third
prlee gff Mis-. Niiaaae john
ssn whose picture VAS submitted
hv lV Frederick leN0n also
" iae fe2rd Quartermnsier bai-
ialon nnd Miss Angelina Howe
whose photo WAS submitted by
SRi Thomas Watson ~ the
Cnsfiermasfer Corps 1850 Scrv-
foe Unit
Miss Johnson halls from New
York. CITY while Miss Howe
makes her home In Cleveland
Ohio
ORGANIZATIONS par iclpatIng in
the contest we're the 565th En-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Dorothy Maynor
In Fall Concert

Detailed announcements OF the
le43-44 concert series OF the
Musical Arr Society at Hampton
institute will be issued during
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
DAWN WATSON is WINNER
OF CAMP BEAUTY CONTEST

Miss Dawn Watson. Of Detroit sister Of Pvt Herbert
Watson Of COMPANY g. 562nd Quarcrmaster Battalion
amp ampbeh kl., IS announced winner the beau
contest ponsolcd for the coored military personnel Of
the post
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Alice Sheriff. Radiant In
Gown OF Spanish Court

The gowns of Spanish Princess. the Infanta Maria
Theresa and her of lovely attendants were revived
by modern miss when she chose those famous designs
for her own wedding and for those Of her bridal
party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
COAST-TO.COAST VISITORS
HONORED BY THE BROWNS

Last Friday evening party time in the handsome
home Of Dr. and Mrs. T. Brown, Jr.. of West Grand
boulevard AT that time they entertained from nightfall
until the hours in honor Of several houseguests who
hailed from coast 10 coast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Miss Maxine IIoltry of New
orlean>. La. will return 10 the
Art Academy ~ cincinnati
university. tc complete her
iour YEARS of training IN scuIp-
trrc. bring The past three
senr> Mis- IIolir, has received
imiional recognition for her
kills and iechnlanc ~ the mas.
tery II her Studies. She i the
daughter of Nr and Mrs. james
s. IIolir,. VIZ. ll''Iiry is prcsi-
dent ~ the cood CITIZENS In
snrance company. ono Of the
largest Negro businesses IN The
State 81 Louisiana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11


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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-17

During the 1912 apple picking sea
son in Connecticut, students Of a South
ington high school picked between 1000
and 10000 bushels Of apples,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-17
CONGRATULATIONS No. Is

UAHLEY-FRYBERGER no. %
NV SEA SEA 24-s5-sw
Completion 4-12-45; Madison line con
tact 1908 1924; show oil and water;
total depth 1896; plugged back to
1885. win acidize.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. -
NV swA NwA 11-35-sw
Drilling 10; spudded 4-10-43.
MILLS oIIs-GovT. NO. A.
NE NEK sen s-s5-2w
Drilling 225; spudded Alias.
PARRENT-MacALPTNE NO. l.
sw EwA SEA 25-s7-sw
Shut down 400.
PFABE q NORTHUMBERLAND
NO. e.
NV seq NWA s-s4-2W
Drilling 535.
PREvoL & sHAv-wArT NO. IS
SW NWA NEA 13-35-2W
Drilling $50; spudded 4-14-43
PILOT PRoDUCTIoN-FEE No. 2
NE SWA sWA 35-35-2W
Drilling 1925; oil in sunburst sand,
I255-I2s0.
PLoTKE-wARD NO. g.
Sc NEA NEA 29-35-3W
Drilling 1912.
RIMRoCK PROD. SCHMIDT NO. 10
Sc NEA NWA 29-35-3w
Spudded 4-15-43.
TBxAco-EMHaERT ACCT 2, Nol1-
Ne NwA NwA 15-s5-2w.
Seven-inch cemented at 1885; Sun
burst sand; 139s-1410; dry.
TExACo-HowI.ING NO. 8
SW NEA SWA 10-35-2W
Completion. Madison line contact
1619-162s; no show of oil; treated
500 gal. acid; made 30 Dbl new oil
first "a hr; 4715 Dbl second "a hr.;
no water.
vANDERPAs-FEE NO. s.
NE NWH NEA 6-34-1w
Contact, 1427-142s. Show oil. Total
depth 1923. Aeidized, 1000 gal.
Dowell Shut down.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-17
Bone Dry Hole
+ Not So Dry
With Acid

Kevin-Sunburst field had another Of
those bone-dry holes turned into a
producer by acidization during the past
week. 1t was Texaco- Howling No. 8,
in the center of the field aud it had
a debatable smell of oil, coming from
pure white lime Treated with 500 gal
Ions of acid, it returned treating oil
plus 80 barrels the first day and 471k
barrels the second "a hours, with no
water.
This was one of four compilations
this week. Big West of Kelvin opened
mp new pool on its Dahlquist farm
in the high gravity pool, apparently
having a good well north of it'll best
producers. Big West Immediately spot
ted another well. It is
BIG wEST-DAHLQUTsT No. q
Sc NEA SEA 21-s5-sw
Location.
Other Kelvin operations follow:
EEFRLD-zACHoR NO. r.
NE NEA NWA 2O-35-1W
Drilling $50. Spudded 4-14-43.
NEPsTAD-MONTGOMERY-FARGHER
HAUGEE NO. s.
Sc NWA SEX 2-35-3W
Drilling ZOO Spudded 4-12-43.
ARoEow-GOvT. 051s77A NO. g.
Sc sWA NWA 21-35-3w
Rig up.
AGAN-GoEDDERTZ No. 7
NV NEA sen 16-35-3W
Completion 4-1343. Madison line con-
tact 1772-1s05. Show oil shot with
$50 qts. nitroglycerine. Fishing for
tools lost in cleaning out.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. l.
Sc SEX SW1A 35-36-3W
Sunburst sand 1687-1715, show oil;
finch cemented at 1885 Drilling
1926.
BIG WEsT-DAHLQUIST No. 20
NV NEA sen 21-35-3w
Completion 4-9-43 Madison line con-
tact 1777-l7s1 Total depth 1892.
Show of oil. Aeidized 1000 gal; test
ing; looks like good well.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NO. p
NE SEA sWA 1s-35-sW
Location.
DAKoTA-NEoNTASA CURRAN NO. 1
sW SWA swA 6-S6-2W
Rig up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-17

WARRINGTON OIL FNDMo-0ovT.
NO. L.
NE SEA swk 24-s6-2w
Tubing ran to aeidize; contact $40;
easing point s1ss; total depth $3.50.
Treated with 1000 gallons Kelvin acid.
Showed gas and 1900 feet water.
Shut down $500.
WELSH BRoTHERs-sTATE NO. p
sw NEH NwK s6-s5-2w
Rig.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

I+a3S oabardine water-Repellent Topcoats Ress 73s
I4o I42, ia, I46 I4s Shorts, 1885 l3s, 242,
IA. Longs 144, S1S.7y
i-se2so Wormbo overcoat Tan soiled u Short 3sl3s
+s4250 California Weight Topcoats Camel Tan sstty
soled Regs 1iss l34, 1885, 142 Shorts ss-44 -S3l7S
S-S42.50 Al-Wool Herringbone Topcoats. Tan, Brown
and Gray. Ress, HaS 20 to
3-1ls75 Removable Lining Covert Tupcoats awool fab
ric. Regular. l/42 LonS. 1/3e------------3 3347y
l-s4s7s Removable Lining Cavalry Twill Reg ~ -ssl7S
1l-s475o Medium Weight overcoats. Tan soiled Ress
I3s. l4o. shorn 1888. l/s4. H3e. ass. I4s.
HaV --------------------------
ae-$43.7s Hand-woven Harris Tweed Topcoata Regs,
HN 33S. Ise, asa, 1882 I4o, A42. 5/44. Shorts,
Hs7 l/4s. 24o. 2/42. 1/44 Longs. - to -----Ssses
A-$s2so Kashmere and Wool Blend overcoats. Regs IS
to 81. LA Shorts, 1885, 1872. 1/4o, 7l42. Longs.
I3o. I40 144, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 rs
1->Se.5o Camel Hair Topcoat. Tan. Regular 1878
e-se5 Navy Blue Imported Overcoats. Ress 1884 las.
l40 l/42, 146. Long. Sails
l7-$7s Hand-Talored Medium Weight overcoas Rees,
80 to 50, u to As. Short 140. Longs, 30 to 4o 1/
S5s7S
6-s1oO Hand-ailored Fplly1ined Luxurious Overcoats
Regs, 1877. 1888, l3e. Shorts, 1888, l/4o. Long,
Evening star., 1943-02-03

bet your last War bond. There was
= demonstration Of how they ap-
proach the problem Of bridging. 4
stream under enemy fire. From the
open Potomac into the basin flashed
three powered boats filled with
armed engineers. They reached .
shore at the end and al except the
pilots dashed into the woods, their
rifles at the ready.
You see." an ofiicer explained.
they 60 up there and discourage
the enemy. clean out q few machine
gun nests and the like Of that. That
gives us time to throw some sort Of
bridge across the stream-the best
one available under the circum-
stances"
1t IS not to be concluded, from the
foregoing paragraphs. that every
engineer soldier Is both a scientist
and a fighter. The replacement
center here takes recruits straight
from the reception centers. gives
them seven weeks of preliminary
training, in basic military subjects
and in such mechanical tasks As
there is time for, and then sends
them to engineer outfits that need
them.
But the men who direct the whole
work Of training, experimentation
and researching at Fort Belvoir are
highly skilled in one branch or an
other of their art and science. Many
enlisted men also become expert in
some line. And nearly all the troops
that come through this center are
destined to be combat engineers.
Incidentally. combat engineers al
ways are close to the front.
There was the searchlight section,
with lights that will, under favorable
visibility. spot = plane tens Of thou
sands Of feet high. This section
has blackout equipment now stand
ard on all Army vehicles and soon, a
spokesman predicted, will be adopted
for emergency conveyances in civil
ian defense. And this equipment
includes colored cards activated by
light, otherwise invisible.
Accompanying the party were
Maj. Gen. Eugene Reybold, chief Of
Army engineers; Brig. Gen. Edwin
H. Marks, commanding general of
Fort Belvoir: Brig. Gen. Roscoe c.
Crawford. commandant of the En-
gineer School: Brig. Gen. L. w. Mil
Ter, commanding the Replacement
Center, and other key officers. :
Evening star., 1943-02-03
ToPcoATs 6 ovERcoATs

1-t175o Tan Corduroy Finger-Tip Coat sse 3s 3leSS
1-Sl2o5 Tan Corduroy Leather Trimmed Hneer-Tip
1-s22so Camel Tan A-Wool Finger-Tip sise a. SlA7y
l-$25 Wool Covert Ffnger-Tip Coat. Size l2--sl7sg
l-s225o Eernsbone Reversible Raincoat sis a. Sl7Sg
2-s247s erinsbone zipper-Lned Coats 1/4o Short In
brown 142 Short Blue S1S.7S
1-s3 Blue Fleece overcoat. Size ~ Long----sls.7s
Ss437s Royal Paca Single Breasted Overcoats Camel
Tan, slightly soiled Shorts. 1897 l/3s 140 3H2.
Long, 1/40 --------------HALF PRICE S1l.Sy
ls4s7s Oxford Gray Overcast. Size ~ Regular LIS
1-343.7s Navy Blue Fleece Overcast 10 Regular -sss7y
7-s377s Removable Lining Coats blue and gray Res
1885, 1/3e, 24o, 1i42, la, Observation-Disclosures S3SSe
1854 Al-Woo Herringbone Topcoats Rees, ~ to 3S
% TO q. Shorts iis4, .i/36, Ha7 - to a. Long
I40 81 -
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Taft AssoiIs Prudery
On VenereuI Diseases
b the Associated Press,

NJ tHG A18oCl8tGQ k1eS8.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 3.-The
problem Of venereal disease requires
for its solution . Combination Of
sound knowledge and intelligent
ballyhoo," Charles P. Taft. assist
ant director Of the Once OF Defense
Health and Welfare Services, said
yesterday.
The problem can be solved COM
pletely, and veneral disease wiped
out, but that will never be done
until we first get rid of false mod
esty and prudery, knock out the
lying propaganda Of the prostitution
racket and treat .venereal disease
as serious health menace, not as
a moral disgrace" he told an Amer
lean Social Hygiene Association re-
gional conference.
Asserting that nearly all new cases
Of venereal disease can be traced to
prostitution and promiscuous girls
and women, Mr., Taft declared the
police can substantially eliminate
promiscuity and prostitution.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Drake, viii Speak ;.
At Boy Scout Service

Linn c. Drake, scout executive
Of the National Capital Boy Scout
Area Council, will be guest speaker
1t community Scout devotional
service In the TAkoma Park Baptist
Church Sunday night, on the occa-
sion Of the SD anniversary Of the
Boy Scouts Of America.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

This annual savings event i. . means more
to you this year than ever before !. stand.
ard Y. M S. quality merchandise odds
and ends, broken lots, slightly soiled clothing
-. no exchanges refunds, c. o. DIS not
every size in every style :. but II your size
is listed, don't overlook this opportunity.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
70 Dogs Greet BuraIor

DES MONIES, Iowa N-When
= would-be burglar attempted te
gain entrance to DR.. w. H. Riser I
once here, not l. but 70. dogs barked
Then an alarm went OF.
The burglar went away from
there.
DR.. Riser, = veterinarian, runs q
pet hospital.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
ALL-WOOL SUITS

3-s325o Brown Herrinsbone 3-pece Suits Regular 1895
Short 1888, 49, 3lS75
lite Is An-Woo Worsted Suits Regs 1885, 1885, 1/3s
240, 2/42. Shorts 3e to g. Long, l/42. stouts li4O
1I42, S2375
0-$3250 A-Wool Worsted and Tweed Suits. Regs., -
to 46. Shorts, 80 to A. Long,, 1885, 1/42 1/44 246
s-$3750 Al-Wool Worsted Suits. Regs, 1885, 1889, 142
1/46. Longs. 1/40, 1/42 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9zS.75
2-43S50 Al-Woo Tweeds. Rees. 1886 1/40----- S3175
W-s3S50. $4250 Imported and Domestic worsted Suits
Req. 3e to ~, 1i4s, Shorts 2/s4 $685. 2/4o. l42.
Longs 1885. 1Iss, Ia stouts, 20 10 A., $sA7s
N-s4l 50 Genuine Hand-Woven Harris Tweed Suits
Ress, IS to ~. Shorts, 81 to A. Longs 342--@3soe
Evening star., 1943-02-03

37-s4s5o $50 Tailored Worsed and Shetland Suits
Regs IS to 49, Shorts 1/3S li3s etouts ~ 50 S3s7S
$50 Timely and Benchwork Suits Ress. 1897 1I3S
14s 1/40. Shorts, 1897, 1889, 140 Short Stout.
7-s60 Benchwork Suits Regs, 139, 1850 $4S75
6-$75 Single Double Breasted Worsted
Suits Rees 81 to 49, Shorts IS to A. Longs 80 to 46
stouts, 2/4e 2/4s. 3ss7S
Evening star., 1943-02-03
TUxEDos & FULL DRESS SUITS

20-S35 and $3.50 Single Breasted Black and Midnite
Blue Tuxedos Ress. 23e $685. 3/42 244, 14e Shorts.
IS to 49, l42. Longs, 1888, 2/42. stouts, l42 IA.
lj40 3z0.75
-$35 Y M 8. Full Dress Suits. Ress, 81 to 40 Shorts.
1885, 1885, l/40, l42 Longs, 1896. 1/40. I42- -S1s7s
l2-$4250 st. Albans Fun Dress Suits Regs, 1885, 237.
130 1/42. Shorts 81 to So Longs, I3S, I6 S347S
1$45 TIMELY Full Dress Suits. Regs, 1888, 140.
I+. Short. 1/42 Longs, 80 to A SSS7S
$40 Al-Wool Tuxedo Trousers waist Sizes 1877 2Ao.
144 HALF PRICE IS
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Specjali Al HUssd T9jlore1
Sos 0VERC0ATS
Luxurious AL Weol Fabric

Navy Blue. vicuna, Oxford Gray . ~ q -
s4s.; sns.s =. Breasted: :. ny. front ~ -
to a. Shorts, ns4. 1/ss. 7lss. a/ss. H42. L4A
Longs, 3I37. 3/3s, 1i4s, li4o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
0ie fatbpliide Sugello-Srgani.
iation i1r. 8etroit bat oas erobe

Elm neuer &rieg Spiiben ben 5abien
nno Sranfen ausbra6. Gr elite nad)
Se1len, l1m ir Der Stl1noe, Der 8e=
fabr inn1itten ieiner bebrobten Serbe
51, fem. Son Gbiiringen aus eritat,
tete;:e :er Dem BapIte. 8eribt iiber ieine
8irfinnlfeit .:ilr 8apern. @regor lSar
boherfreut; iiher Die grfolge ieires.
2egaten binigte ,ieine zanorbrurgen
tno ianote ibn nod genanere 8ors
/ ibriftel1 iiber oie fernere firblihe gr=
lteuer,tng bes 2anbes. auf Die gitte,
/ ESes 8onifatiusz iid an einem beltimm=.
ten Srte in &ellen ooer Ibiiringen ME
serlaiien au biirfen, fbrieb aber.. Ser.
Baplt. sd fan1r Dir nidt- eeltattet
Did an einem beitimnten Srte feit..
auieserr, iotbern beltarfe. Die Ser5en
Ser 8ruoer ul1o alter. @laubigen, oie
|tpeit perltreut In ienen fernen .2anben
tppbnen, 8ouifatius gebor6te lno
febrte ipfort nod .8apern suciif, I'm
Sic .begonnene Arbeit fort5ufiibren.
Sic pon1 Bapite getpiinidte iSpnooe
fano. tpabridei1lid urter iei1aes1r 8or :
|iibe itatt. lleber 3eit. Srt llno Ser.
lauf Der Berian1mlung lit nihts Siz.
beress ,befannt. Wir beiiben aber .1ie.
[Beibliiiie etners bnperilden Spnobe,.
Die IN Die 3eit fatr5 nod een @s-.
tunsgriinoungen geboren biirfte. Sic
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oreilt0dige, @ebaloe bes porlnaligen
t0eutiben @auies fauflib ermorben.

raiben ltno bauernoen snf1bmnng.
ssn oel1 Sabren 740-77o tpnroen
1tidt meniger ais 80 &lolter gegriin
Set. Sbilo eing ielblt nit Dem gut
ten 8eiipiele poran. gsieoeraltaid an
Set Conan, Monbiee, sberlee l1im.
perebrten ibn als ibren 8riinoer. ct.
Beter> in Sal5burg, Sic 2ieblingsitil+
tllng bes bl. Hupert, ipuroe bon i'm,
reidlib init Sbe1lfungen beoad)t.
Mit Dem 5uriten tpetteiferten Die @ro*
zen oes 2anbes. 8eneoiftbeuren, sic
frudtbare Weutter pieler anoerer &lo.
9iter, mar Die Sbopfling oes berilbm-
ten @eIdlehtes ser Suplier. uNl1ber
prominent %Sinn mar es insbeionoere
ser @ebanfe, baB, oie Wtoncbe raider
uno biaiger BEN 8oben 5u roOen ltno
islt bebauen peraanben, Der Die Ibeli=
gen 5ur &loitereriinbung antrieb: Sn
Ser Sat, 8aperns bertiger gooenrelf<
tum .uno 8obltono griinoet iib suln
groben Sell auf Die iadDeritanbige,
.ausoauer,1oe Arbeit Der alien Monbe.
:Salt aue altbaperifden :Stabte unS
Dfdrfte perbanfen ibr Gntiteben ir=
lgenbeine,n &lolter." ~
Wsitten in Ieiner 9atigfeit IN 9ap-
!ern erreihte gonifatius Die grdner=
ttotihnft bon bent Iobe ieines 2ebr-
meiIters @iuibroro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

geben uns intereiionte aufihliiiie iiber
oie oamaligen firhliben 3ititdnbe in
gapern. 0arans erleben mir, baB oie
ge5iebuneen oer 9iidoie uno 8rie,
iter 5u beu @laubigen niht allerpege
gut, baB beioniid)e 8ebraud1e intmer
nod inn Sbrpunge paren Gie Seil-
nabme am @ottesbienite 1tnb >an ser
fl. aomnl1nion mar l,nbefrieoigeno
- sic 8ldubigen iouten tpe1ligltens
Gle 3 Bis 4 @pden sur III. &onlml,-
MON eeben -, Oie geidte lnb Sic
Saittage tp,roen nid1t oIlgemein be-
obahtet. Die Chen mllroen pielIodl
obne @titpirfl1ng ser GrieIter gcibloI-
len. s(uberbem tperben mod McineiO,
ltn5ud)t l1no Srllnfenbeit alS berr=
iGenoe 2aiter getaoelt.
Die Neformarbeit brs Seiligen III
gapern 5eitigte bie berrlihiten 6riid)s
te. Sas firhlihe 2eben naDm einen
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Sic 8efebrlltg Der benti6en 9ditoer
5nnt Gbrifentnm

Mitpermaltung iibereab. 0eit Dem
aloItergut tpuroen bie gistiimer be-
1tiftet. H.. ~ ...
Gann unternabrn gonifatius eine
Gunoreiie our1 Ste neuen Dio5eielt.
lteberau preoigte er bas 8ort @ottes
uno itellte 0eiBbrdube ob. &iidiibts.
los ging er gegen Oie ,,8ertpiiiter Ser
Girfe uno Gerfiibrer oes SolfeS' Dor,
beionoers gegen iofcbe, beren prielter=
li6e @itroe unrebtmabig mar ober
Sic lid fGlibli6 ais 8iidofe outs
saben. .... - e ~
8onifutins batte jeine Satisfeit in
8aperu nod nid)t abgeiblolien, ais
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fllrt fir gtorotbiiril1gelt. 9eltr @iir5-
burg bat iid) als 8istrn1 erbalten, Die
spei anoeren murben in Der Solge
pieoer aufgelolt. gi6Itatt gebGrte, bas
mails nod 5l,1l baperilhen Norogall
unb tpltrbe crit 745 8istltm. Sle
&ultipierlng oieier 8egel1o lu1o ibrc
,9efebrllng gum Gbriitelltl,m par SaS
8crf breier 8eifpiiter, naber Ser
lpalbter bes fl. gonifatius,: nanli6
Ger 9riibcr, WiQibalo lnb @pnebalb
uno ibrer Sd)reiter @alpllrgis. Ser
Mond 8iuibalb NOR iiber 8efebl beS
Hapites inn Sabre 74O nad) 0eutld=
lano gefomn1en, 11nt gonifatilts 5lt
unterltiisen llnterlpegs belt er itb
.einige 3eit om Sofe Soilos auf 1,no
.Iolgte bon ba elmer @inlaoung oeS
@rafen Suitgar, Ser i'm 9eorogau be-
eitert mar, na1 gi6ltdtt. Suitgar
bate ibon lange Sic grri6tu,lg eines
Glolters geplant unb 5u bieiem 3tped
oem 8onifatius eine eilllan1e, bon Ell
ner Marierfapelle gefronte slnbobe
au Der .slltnliibl geihenft. @illibaIo,
Der bielsereiite Wfon6, ibien ibn, Der
Eredte Maann 81 iein, oie @riinouns
por6unebmen, .;..:.. D,
(Jortieeung folgt)
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+ Sbiiringen
SIM CONNER TAI finoen mir 8os
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rlngen, beihdftigt nit ser lange ge-
planter, aber ilnlner ipieoer aufgeibos
benen firhlichen ginteillmg ieines ell
sentliden Wfiiiionsgebietes. 8ei ser
8abl ser .9iiboflite lpar es nibt
leiht, ser popitliGen Soridrift SIT ent=
iprehen, oaB 9iihofe nur III Staoteu
eingeiett tperben iollten. 9onifatius
tat, mas III ieiner Maht lag. St Sel1
ien erbob ct 9uroberg (5luii6en oen
&loltern Imonabcrg uno :Srislar)
gum @iifofiib, Ser 9ln9eliahie @itta
lpuroe nit Der 2eitllng betrallt. SSn
Sbiiringcu erricbtete gonifotius 5luei
8istiimer: oic ebelnuligc ber5oglid)e
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