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of duty, Mt whatever requires yonr '"''k'
perseverance, If yon are '"'''"
holiday because it is written, 'iho ''.'''
his beloved slccping;' then Emo" ''n' ''
crafty and old serpent rha, Is now 'n'''
Answer him 1T Swri't"n as"n' tho" r''
to,nrt HE Lord thy God -hHfhrf"''Al',
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n ~ If Il gs WI "A Eg ",
For the Treatment Of Hernia, or Rupture, ana
analogous Diseases,
q AZ u q % n
C. 0 NC O e ID, ".

III ERNtA is here treated on the principles laid
N II down by DIR CHASE of Philadephia in his
treat use on the Radical Cure of the disease, and
as more lniiy exemplifed and recommended in the
Ph,iadel phla Medical Society.
~ ne perfect retention of the bowel is guaranteed
IN all cases of rrducibte Hernia and radical cure
,,"y oe expected except in of long standing,
Concord, N. IL ,-im5
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Flour Fsig2.

NUSTIN GROW would inform his custom err,
~ and the public that his Mill is in perfect or
der, and that he is attoays hama pre- pared TO do
grinding To their entire satisfaction. lie is also
prepared at all times to grind SALT for dairys or
the table.
ST Johnsburv, Sept /, 1910. I02
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y EW 90 DIS

Nllt tuhs rfhers hayr rs~ass.a,l ~ ...-1 .,
liHasis, If Nnnia lnvftp th.r ....--..
nftFrF 81 rai nd fFautnc fhfr DO. r.
a...f nn feass r- "a frrsar fsr en- o. H- r.-..
MANI Ab Ia sarhsmRp fr
hsete. .aunt., Fiss kfaE Dr-f
~WFfBu a .-HTrr
~ 10h~sf sry rista Gee fW l-t
~ Fa'fFr we'll he rrsrtfs..i rs .-.r
aua fasT nrrc aivsn. rfG7tIr Ng
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EB Iii aids, Ed DOORS AMID Sa . I.

sB "a dis, I'D OF 8 AMID s "a I. 3.
ar first quality, and latest style, kept Constant.
" ly on hand, or made to order, on re lsonnbIe
terms, for cash approved credt-bv
JAS. Il. RAMSAY
All persons wishing for either of the above
articles are respectfully invited to call and see fol
themselves.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
10.
Address-JAs. r. RAMSAY, st. Johnsburv
Vermont I3ovI
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VII oral and cHEgiogu s
CHRTsT's DIsPLEAsURE AT SIN

CHRIST'S DISPLEASURE AT SIN
we read of Christ's being angry but three times
during the whole period of his residence on earth
and IN each of those instances his anger was excl
ted not by insults injuries offered to himself but
ny conduct which tended 10 interrupt or Illustrate
ms benevolent exerlions IN doing good. When he
was reviled az man g'ntonous, intemperae. and
possessed by dovil, he was not angry when he
was buifeted, spit upon and crowned with thorns
ne was not angry; when nailed 70 the Cross and
loaded with insults in his last agonies he was NOT
angry But when his disciples forbade parents To
bring their infant children to receive his BLESSING
when Peter endeavored to dissuade him from dyipu
for sinners and when sinners by their hardness
of heart rendered his intended death Of no service
TO themselves, then he was angry and much dis -
pleased.
Suppose person whom you had found deserted
in the streets when infant and adopted and edn
Gated your own, should when arrived TO man
hood, rob and attempt to murder You Suppose
him tried, convicted, condomned, and confined 10
await the execution OF his sentence. You piv
him, forgive him, and wish to save his life You
fly to the proper authority and after much expense
and labor, obtain assurance that if he will con-
Tess his crime, he shall be pardoned. You hasten
10 ms Dungeon TO communicate the happy Intelli
gence. But he refuses TO hear you, believe Won.
or confess his fault regards you with aversion
suspicion or contempt, and turns deaf ear In your
prayers and en- reates Wcu'd you-o be uau,te ablv
shocked, disappointed and greived What then.
must be the feelings of Christ, when treated in
a similar manner by those whom he died TO save.
Well may he look on thin with anger. being
greved for thehardnass Of thorhears.-D Dr.. Pnyson
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GOOD AND EVIL sUG GEsCIONs.

Should it DO suggested to you to venture out to
seam storm and danger, because yo descry some
person in great peril of watcry grave and should
you feel encouraged at su CHI n moment by That di-
vine promise, Whon thou passest tlroug h the wa
tiers will b. with thee : or if YOU see n bouse IN
fire, ii is suggested to you TO ascend it amids,
smoke and fame because there ia n child still IL IT
in it, who otherwise shortly perish; and Gods
promise, Fear not am with thee : swhen hon
wakest through the fire, thou shalt not he burne,
occurs to your mind, or it there is n cry in vonr
heart, 'Give 10 that poor starving person tho last
farthing you possess, for il is written 1nasmuchas
ye have done il unto one ofthese, We have done it
unto me; then brother venture in Gods name TO
60 and do thus (! # is good angel thut ta!keth
with thee, and thou mayest be confident Of Gods
very present help But il another invite thee saw
ing, come with me, friend and let have no scru
pie about joining merry party for you know the
bible says, 'The Lord keepe,h the feet of his
saints or if you TO forbear walking in the path
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q o G d n v
AsPTRNTTONs or YOUTH

ASPIRATID Or 20 u 7 II
By JAvEs MoErooMERY
Higher, higher will we climb,
Up The mount Of glory,
That orr names mry live through time,
In country's story;
Happy, when her welfare calls,
gle who con1unrs he who falls.
Deeper, deeper let us toll,
In tho mines Of knowledge
Natures wealth and Lenrnlng'a toH
Win from SCHOOL md college
Delve we there for richer gems
Than tho stars OF dindcms.
Onward, onward may we pass,
Through tho path Of duty;
Virtue is true hapI mess,
Excellence true beauty ;
Minds are Of celestial birth
Make we, then, heaven Of cnrth.
Closer, closer Let Us kni:
Hearts and hands together,
Where Preside comforts sit,
In the widest weather
o. they WANDER ide who roam
For the joys of life from homo
Nearer, dearer bands OF lnvo,
Draw our souls in union,
TO our Fathers house above,
To the saints communion
Thither every hope ascend,
There may all ON Iahors end
MAS
Weep not DER tho tomb
OfinHncy
Flowers Of sweetest bloom
Must pass away
n IN chill hrrotb
Off seals their vernal oveliness in death
Weep not DER tho sod
Where youth rcposes,--
Where ruins foot hath trod -
Among lifes roses!
The loveliest things OF earth must fade away
Their brightness vanish, and their bloom decay.
Weep not DER the mound
Where glory fell
Where fame is lowering round
His deeds 10 tel -
The HERDS hour of pride, Ike the vain breath
That wakes the clarion-swelis tho lirge Of death!
Weep not Ger the
Where genius sleeps
Where fragrant censeIs burn,
And science keeps
fIer mournful vgs he who rests below
No more the whitening blasts ofiatc shall know.
Weep not DER the grave
That shrouds the just
Who to the power that gave,
With pious trust
Their souls resigned-Theirs is a peaceful home.
Where neither pain nor care, nor come
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20 Coventry fe.ls- "a hrts be- irrorda
sfan'ly ~r rrI.d IRE c..r4H,t,,t sra.r sr... ...
dffoFcni styrs, snd 1i saiCsu sr fse ..'
"Fdrgs inr fhe rofh Ia -.- ... vvtll.'-.s
No doors. rf h. -ns ta-rrf r ..h r
60 ihe si. ts frp' tIn.-.Iie1l,f.s -Ti.r s...
l~r 4rvu.' i-.- ulra EF nn sttsar
" h"iis PHI fH.s irsHsb f f..r. tert- I..-
'rars Hf VA rifh ir, SO t-b,.r.f .u 900 .....
bas-au Nas. me si-o. has ny rts. ..H. 0..
w 'ih tac frs ant floe' t'rss tps tie '....-
r"urfsy ahnr ., fevl- rou6fruf 60, -vrr.g .
q hn NAV tav,r hiul wth thstF CASTOR. .HFils
htrntsh them with tho shove na-u~d zr1 r'es m.
,hoopey aud og superior gas1ifsf than can BE- a
ny 10" common JOiHrrs, who. wtthnuf maur %.
necessary toels. devote bat n small ,fnro .,
lime TO this branch Of business
SAMUELF FRCNcN
C"vcn,ry, Oct 90, 1870 ,7ol
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LIBERATION

THIS ccriifcs that have given % nv son'"s ~
rem Pierce, Jr. his time to transact bushes, Nv
himself free from my direction or control. ! '"-.
therefore neither claim his earnings rof pay
debts after this date WARREN TiERIL,
Derby, Dec. ~, 1870. l7'"'
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G. @ r. IS n I q .


a GOOD WHEELWRlGHT SHOP. we'll sima
LNted for busl noss-buIlding three STORIES second
story finished for dive! ling--lower part for ashop
which contains circular saw, an uprg mt saw, Dor
ing and lenanting, and water power sufficient TO
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can have
the above on reasonable terms; enquire of the SUBJ
scriber JOSEPH WHEEIOCK
Coventry Falls, Oct. 90, 1870 I7Otc
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Butch EsoItina Cloths,

OFF the best quality, for sale by The snbscnbe'
~ at No. 50, Milk Street, Boston.
HOSMER ~ TAPPAN.
Boston, April Is, 1899. 9O-d
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JNCOR IDE.S EaTATT

TENfE Subscribers having bcen nrpoiutri ~ fhr
q Hon Probate Court for the bl-fffrt ui fa..'H.
mia, commissioners, To- receive examine lud Al. Iaf
the claims and demands Of al per~pns. s-1iI-f Hr
estate Of JACOB lDE, Into &C = Jnhn- bury .H
in said District, deceased, md tho torn .i s|k
ing allowed by said Court, 10 the creditors rI sH.t
licensed, TO exhibit and prove their rceTrrf.rr
claims before us-Dn give uuiice, THAT vF SO v no
intend 10 the dutrs NJ; our appointment. at t.r
dwelling house or tho widow NnnH tIs boz 30
Johnsbury in said district, th" 2ii tag rrNrf.H
next and on the 2l.t of May next ~ u.ca.,k, rH
rernnun, each Of sad DAYS
s BAhS'i iiH E2RHMERS' cnrm'--,ou.r
Dated barnet. December I 4 ID 1910 ITGuT
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Orr's Air-GigIlf SlcYts.
Leather. leather.

'EHHE subscribers have for sale. Sole snd upP'
N LEATHER, Kib Skins and Cali SKIM 80.
sHEDD a JEWETI;,
Oct is. 1910. lo0'
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VENHE subscribers have for sale Pau banks ,n ~,
proved Cooking STOVES, 2 sizes, al'o Do,
STOVES, which will be sold for grain N J'uu", !,
or on longer credit for cash Those wishing Z"
purchase Stoves are invited 70 call.
ALSO, FOR SALE
OrP's Air-Iight stoves.
sHEDD & JEWETT,
81 Johnsbury PLAN, Oct. Is, IS4O. Ioo"
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HORACE COSS's FSTATE

FANliE subscribers having been appointed hy fhe
n liOn. Probate court for the District of C1Ie.
donia commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad
just The claims and demands of all persons usaiusf
the Estate Of
HORACE GOSS.
late Of ST Johnshury, in said ds:Iict. dcccascd,
representa- nsolvcut. and tho term Of TX months
from the 9Th day of December, 1870, being allow.
ed, by said Court the creditors Of said docoascd
TO exhibit and prove their respective clarns before
ns-Do give no'icc, HAT we will attcnd ~ the du
Ties of oui appointment ut the dwelling house ct
Samuel French, in st. Johnshury, in said district
on the 10th day of January, 1871, and nj the lon
of Joseph Hutchinson, in said ST. gohnsbury, on
the 9Th day of June, 1871, at one o'clock, amer
neon, on each Of said days.
jRkHT Di RhiERis }commi.-jooo'..
81. Johnsbury, Dee II, A. ID. 1910. I9Gw3
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| IN Der Ueieb9ebun9 pom Sbto bafur eess
| ffimmt. ipeiffs esute ais Gflapen su per-.
eaufen, hsipeiiet ,peiter nibts, als bab
feine Seinoc ibm nit g8a brbeit
ni6ts S6leebtes nadSulaeen in, Stanoe
fino, uno oarum ibre 3ufluebt gu 6 ii :
l9e nebmen miiifen.-Sm Sabre 1920
purben Die Criminal @efehe bon Sbip
ourbseieben uno uerbei1ert. Inter an
bern ipurbe aud cine Biu eineebrabt fir
Die gcitrafuns BON 8erbrebern, meicbe
fir Oiebffdb(e oon eerinaertm 8slduf
als fiinfste 25aIer foaten fbuloio eefun.
oen treroen. G5 muroen suerft "offent.
li6e peitfdenbiebe' ais cine ihidlitbe
CITRATE poreeihlaaen Wenfhlihfeit a.
BET bewc8 oas 6au5 Der Gepreisntantcn,
nacb pieler ueberlceune, Die entebrenbe
&Grperifrafs in @slbbuiTe uno 8efdne
nip bu perdnoern I; nnb es tpurbe Der Sid
cine &iaufel bciesfli9t, tpeltba erfldrte, ,oob
i'm SaQ lolibe dberrpieIene 8erbreber ib-
re 8slo Buff uno ltHfoifea aibt bssab.
len f6nntsn, ibre Sienife auf cine he
ttimmts 3eit an irgenb cine Derfon Der
fault tperoen foIten. Die. ibre @etoi3rafe
uno ltnfo(fen fit ite beSablen ,pcGte. Sn
oieier Sorm paiiirte Die 8iI oas Saus
Ger Weprelentanten nit elmer beinab Elm
nItbl9en Gimme uno ais oieldbe nab
Dem Senat 9eianot lpurce, itiaa,te Sc
neral 6arriion bafiir, neil sr oafir bistt,
es lei iboacnber uno menIdtitber, einen
Serbreher auf piele Nrt 5u bsitrafsm ais
ourtb "offentlihe 9eitlbsnbiebe." Wan
per0eiFe nibt, oaB eiefe Siu fb ttos auf
Il bsrspieiene Serbre der be,
oo8. lind aus oleier oeutliben uno Elm
faten Sade, tpetbe in Babrbeit nur
c.,, neuer Sespei5 1T Don 8sneral 5ar
riicn5 6srSen60iite, babtn fcins erbitter
ten 0ein0e Die lbdnplItbe 8erldumounp
0cid)n>jsoet, er babe oafur 9sifimmt, ur
bioier Sbutoen millep nsiie MeaI9sn
ais Sflapcn Sn perfaufen!
8atcrlanbs GGbter.
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Sic 9clf5- 3abtuu9

0a bieles oas SaDr 1T inncrbolb noel
DIEM Die 8otfs,a btun9 in Den Ser. Staa
ten oor8encmmen spereen spiro, 70 1T e$
ole 9Hiht Der oeputirten Marf1duc Sc
Wosoen, Die Gimpobner oarauf pcrsube
relten, lpelde Sro9en Sbnen our Seont:
Iportun9 poroele9t pcrocn, in 8emdbbeil
elmer 2tfte oe6 Gonerefts. Sraeno cine
perion meltbe oa5 Ultsr bon l6 Sabrer
errelbt bat uno Die ibr uor9eieote Sra.
gen unrlbti8 beantportet,iit elmer Stra
fe BON 90 Gbalern untermorfen.
Us miro pon Hcm eonomann verlon9t
cine setreus Ineabe ;u macben bon oen,
8crtb ieinsS &ermo0ens, Gioentbums
GlnfonImen6, ieine5 Siebe6, 6olSes, unc
oer An6a6l osr uon ibm on0efelltcn llr'
better. Son bem Manufafturift miro
uerIanot: Der @ertb ieInso Ginfommcna
leinsr 0ofbiaen Die Iu3abl isinsr Wa=
nutafturen, Il. {. 10.
Glnj0e Der Sra9en Iino:
S8er mar am Ii{en SUM IS4O eao
55aupt oer Somille, oper ltano oericlbtn
auf einoe Bet poy
@eibe anSabl oon freien pciGtn
Wann6perlonen, lparen am erlfen Sum-
in Ger Camille, folcbe einGeicbIoiien, Ole
6upeilen ab.oeieno lparen.
Inter fanf Sabren 7? BON 5 unb untel
10? BON 10 uno unter Is? BON Is uni
unter 20? bon 90 uuo unter 80? II. +.
10. 2Sle bel pferoe uuo WauIeiel pie
piele Stud 0ornoieb? pie pieie Gbaa
te pie uiele Sbmeine mas III Del
Wertb cures SerpicGS? spIe pielc 8uItbel
2Sat3en siebt ibr? lpis piel Sultbc! Ser,
te nle piel SuidDel Saber2 Wie piel
8ui9cl 8pe9sn? pie pisl Sufbl 8u1
pat5en uno 8ellbforn5 pie piel 8uIbel
8runobesren lpIe piet pfuno 28oGe,
5oopfen 8aDs. uno Sabad ,pie picl
Gcnncn Deu? lpie piel Glaftsr 6cl5 Daft
Oh in Dem !eeten Sabr perfauft ,pie uiel
bait ou aus oeiuen Mil0taben seloii ? tpie
piel aus Den Srlibten oeinar SbifsGr.
ten
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Staaten Genats. tpieosr Elm. 2ls por
Sabren surisf BET ltmifurs Der Neoierune
oeS ftinsern aban1s tefblefTsn tuuroe. .1ags
te 6err @runbp, Der AUDI bamals i'm
6eaereiie war "Benn ib einen 8cams
ten iib NIT ben Wablen abeeben iebe, 70
faut mir Gin, Dap ct an isine Seiolonna
oel,fe, uno oePpeeen elm ilnfdbiser Natb-
esber fir oas 8plt iit."
bierin bate 6r. @runop aans rebt
Cen AUDI unier geante badte an feline
Seiolonn8 als ct feline unlpabrbeiten du-
berte, uno oesspeeen 1T ct Elm fblebter
"&atb8eter fir bas 8elf."
Sbie ct. 3te.
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Ssrfanf tpeuJer Wlanner.

Su unlera ;rpsi leeten Wumnern Das
ben mir oben9enannte Serlaumouno, 9e=
gen Sen. 6arrifon 70 beutiib poyoele9t
bab mir fef 8laubsa, ,oas einem ieoen bic,
bern Sorlber unO ebrtiDen Manne ceut
lid fsin miro. ME es fid mit ber Stimme
eerbalt. ,pt9en !pelder Die Temtsrbalter
une ibre iutareilIrten obcr bliaoen Rab=
freiIber 10 piel fa8en, uuo spe9pn welbsr
fie iicb 70 febr btmuben Dem &oIfe falihe
8oriteaun8en Su MAIDEN. Sin 1en ter.
batter la9te neulib einem relpeftabI
Deutfbeu, oaB oa6 Geiee rpprauf mir
Sssu0 baben, bios eirssfubrt weroen foQe
&c, um Der fo9enannten 'Sae eaw'' sur
6alfe 3u fomman. oamit, bab penn ies
nano etmas sraen oisIaa6re8eln Der Ne-
oierun9 Ia8en, uno uuter Der Sig 9ap''
oafar beftraft uno in eaS 8efdnenis oes
feet peroen piroe. er bann unter Der On.
,paiiuna oes "8ereauf Gefeses" an ie
manoen oerfauft sperten follte. Die
Gr6iTe Der Spiebdberei, uno Die 1nuer.
f0dmtbeit Der eiise uno oe5 8erlube ei.
mem nab Der Wabrbcit forfbenoen Wan.
ne cine 70 pi6ti8e SADIE 70 fallt uub
ereu vordutegen, seiet fi0 Damn am reut.
li6iten, rpenn man es iberle8t. Dap Ole 70
senannte "@d9' eaw'' nur untst bem al :
teren loams eriffirte, uno 9leib naboenl
0err SefTsrfon, in 1901, Die preiioeMten-
ife(le einnabul, lpioerrufen wuroe nob
Elm Sabr fraber olS Sbio sum Gtaata
aepcroen ,par. Da6 osr 6arr Seamta
bieie5 spobt pu6te, 1T peutli6. eber er
staubte eurb oieie fbtaue 9ii9e i'm Staa-
sa Iein, Die Gefdble oes SorfOenoan eee
gen @eneral 6arriion re9e su maiden.
8eroient Elm FOLDER Wenitb oas Sutrau.
en- oes pub!ifuns, ooer Die 8eraebtuno
iebes bieotrn Meaibcn? @emiB oa5 ees'
remiro cin ieoer greuno osr Wenftbcit
faaen.
9ei oieIer @sleernbsit fallen uns Die
@orte oes jDrn.G .Grunop, iset Elm Ban
8nren Genatcr pom 1enneGss, i'm Ser.
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Y9otu ung6- Oe,lcautla,

9ie Drudere bsS Nbsralen 93scbad,tsr6'
1T IN bic Sd0 ets StraNs, @6s er Gbtrrr
Aacp Scrn. . b m s l2irtbsbauSsl,cf &c:
9snhbsr, perls9t moreen. Snpsm mir bisfs{
Den esfsrn bsiTtlben 70 ,pis Ssn sssbrtcn Nutti.
FUN abtrbaupt anjsi9en, benatbrid.tigen ,pi,
uniers Ireunbe, ea6 mir cst bcftr wis irliber
sur 8srti9uns aQsr Artsn ron Grueerarbiittr
IN Ssutllbsr uno en9!iitsr @pradbe e;n9erdts
ilnS, unp bitten um ecren fsrntrs ojsprOsnbsit
9nt Slltigsn 5uiprub.
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Sarrilens 5ads in pennfyIpanien.

Oie Seritbtc pom msTlitben Ibsits psnnfpts
sanisns wsreen NIT jtbsm Gage 9iinlti9cr. 2Gir
baben nod fsintn 8rsmrsn 9slprocbsn, Der ben
| Staat in irgsno elmer StidGun9 surtbreiift,pen
,psltbsn mir nitbt Gle selpiHt @criiNernng eos
birltsn, baB ser SdDlubfeins Stlat fir l5arris
ion Aebrn iperNe. Ctn frlibsren rolitiittsn
@tanes pennlpIYaniens nab 81 flllelen, ineis
feten mir irpar anfln9s an siusm gutsn grs
fcl9t, benn, bic Nanrc ptS 2pfefcfoismua, ,re!s
DIX r.8gpubif 1ttt an9n cSaDrsn umiiridt D,,s
Den, tparsn bsjraEn Sutsit um ,ntn Srueb psrs
inutbsn ~ laiTsn ottr bic Ssjdsn Der 3eit pis
9tn unS, eab nidats unnltalitb it, une msnn
Gsreprbenbeit, 0erihptnnung unb Setru9 bis
auf zen bocblfsn pnnft 9eN'sSen, 70 1T ss leibt
ra6 Gtrnanft eSbrlidftit iic9tn fann penn
fptpanisG lpurbs bttpabln psrtltneet BON lellben
Die fit Os NJ Ofraten II ntnnerb une mans
der sDriibsr Mann nubts, msnn er anbsrS
(itb cen llnhrbalt isiuts asteu3 peribern wrlts
ts, natb etr pfejfe risflr Qrfcfofss tanNn.
1gie ifeItn abcy j!st Ole SaCbsn Tis 5eants
Iun9en Der tcetn @efesebuna baben manhsn
ssvlst mie man ibn binc0en batts-unb a1e
fclds fsbsn Elm, bas auss gsitbrsi Ds9sn San.
fen &c. nur ein 5. u III . II 3 lparen. 0us biss
fer lte6srHuaun9 sntifeW en Msjnunss
Der obne SWEET fsi cine Nsbrbsit ron
fnnf Bis isbn sauieno Stimmn fir {sarriipn
bsrausbringsn mirn.
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be mir burb sin mebrn,ali9es Stimnlen
anferer eineebseten sNcarers" erbalteu
spsroen, labt uns anf ieben Saa, spsmn
unfera Glieber AUDI etipas 9elidtet tpors
cen iino, 5000 Stinmea Msbrbeit.
Mis CROP saber iDr Ghred ,par, ais nur
1867 berau6fameu. labt iib nidt be-
fbreben, uno sans n,dusbenifia baben
fte fib in Samlnanp Saa perbatten.
&ein 6urraD uno Srsuoenssibrei erton-
te, eein ltm;u9 spuroc psranlfaltet. Tn
Metten linb pon Der Gammanp partci IL
ber $4,000 perloren peroen. Sb9leib
9efb(aeen baben Die 8biss Den eldnoz
ienoifen Sie8 bier errun9sn; /; oena re6,
nenip mir nur bic Raturalilirtcn, Matroen
nno ooppelten Stimmen auf 5000, uno
5iebeu Die 500 Gtimmen Webrbcit mel
6er Sarian oieie5 Sabr mebr ais bas
pori9e bate, BARON at, 70 bteibt elm
@bie @eipinn BON $500 Gtimmen.
81. ., 1uaem. 3to.
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Seh6 &naben, 6milDen IL uno l6
Sabre ait, unternabmen e5 neuticb au
yeu Worf 8clo- auf3ubrin9en, unn mad,
Michigan ousSuwanoern. Gie moren
70 weit oIdflib. Dap fie $3.50 aufnob,
ten, spelbeS fie unter ffh uertbeilten. Gie
fubren nab Ilbanp, no iie orretirt uno
uad) Weuporf suriia eebracbt wursen
bort fiab lie I'M 0sfausnib uno erwarten
3ibr 8crber.
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"lSir BADEN eas brsite panier Der Sreissit
nno Continuation an eer Spige, sessitnst nit
Gen 9ldn5snesn 9Scrtsn GinTermin fir
prsIeent- Iis u brlid,Feit Ser SfTcntiis
den Seamten-Die 5icbcrbclt Ser ST
fentlishen Geloer--uno Gas aUaemsine
lCobl ees DoiFcs -
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9isaoins ben 8. D,ab 1910.

"Oie SegnuRasn tauienber pon 04ebsr uno
Slnesr DE 9srttst BON sen falpisrnlciTrn
parbanfher 2Sllecn, unp bon cen mob mbr
barbarifhen prcftcr, ruben auf Sarriion
une fslner brdren Nrmee." ."-& imUn @5Cbneis
oers Sptibaft an Die Gefte9ebung am 10.
Itcember 1913,
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Gel. Yerte, otr 9eftifte Commander ee5
lfFen Artitlsrie 9tsaimnts, Der nit i'm Tlprea
!Sris9s eitntt, uno s6tn 70 mpbI i'm lsstenGriez
Sc 9s9sn be Srittsn, fdm am 22Tsn .. at.
mt susn Sattalicn FINES 0tssjnsntS in Srs
iicn an, ZEN pIatt5turW q. 9. auf Dem Bes
9s nab Der Nains @rensc
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gS@in aspiiIsr aofrieeoin ssitr Gtaet iag.
ts peri9s lSetbs 81 sinem Sarulon 9Fann
1Sin retbtoeneenerr YNann Fam nid,t fkr
Sarrilen ffimmrn." @r bsfam feline Antmcrt
auf Diefen wrrhftsn auserud, Der aspis mss
MIG Ssnntnib in Der prlitif psrrdtb, NORM IS
sbsn oiefer ecfp melt stbradt Su BADEN tpabnt.
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Gin ncusS Stefsnpfsre esr qcfafcfr6 III biz
Ssrauptung, eas tsr ats einlidtfYcQs Genss
ral farrifen untsr Oct 8ermunciNaft einrr
@enm'ttes ifebe, msltber artifsI itboa isjt sis
nigsn wobsnein aileu Qofo Ssitungtn bsrunr.
9strisbsn wiro, aesr bci psrnillfti9en Qsutsn
wenS Glau6en fincet. csseer Der nit bsm
altsn e,ensral mater befannt III, unb e6 iinb
q il le oie ibn fenuer, pirb fa9cnt oaB CT feis
ne bsr9leibsn 8orinuneibaft bceert uno bei
Der nacblfen mabl ,pirp baS 8olt i'm 2(Gse.
meinen i'm gum Sesrs@oymunb iber sne 9ans
js Watien eriudblen ,rerauS isIbF feline @rs
ldun,ssr ftben seresn eas CT fdbi9 if absr
leine 8einee ;u re9ieren 70 ,pis CT fribsr fabis
,par bic 8eines oes 8atsrlansse Su beliesen.
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0eltfatenen.--Dsr 8aItimcrs Marft lpar
um lsstsn 9onnerifas ,pobl psrior9t nit Sir,
iben ~ 25 Gent bic Stuart, @rbbesrsn III 81
Sent bic Quart unf 9rdnc @rtfsn 81 c. Gent
ea6 ped