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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
WHOOPLNG ITS WORST
FORM

Extract from letter received from Mrs E. D.
Goodlf, Of Utica, N. Y.-Dated June 22l8N
HAnother case is that OF a MIR Paine, ofhis city
| was on my way To meeting W hon WAS met "
an aunt Of the child, who told me that it was ii
n most distressing state with the whoop ng cough
That it was continually IN commissions and had bs
The rse Of one side Of its body. | went TO sea ha
child. and found il in the stale described. tod
hem that knew he pills would effect a cure
bat ,hev must in such case use large doses. Nj
paino read tiAe sMorisnnian After which he b..
oan with energy ! ordered The pills TO be dsl
Ted In los. than "a hours after giving the fm
dose The fits left the child and have relun
cd /, recovered the use of its side, and is now;
pe''''' '''t CURE OF CONSTITUTION.
70 DR. George Tny or
Dear Sr--lia,ing obtained such miraculous
cure by the of Mr. Morrson's Hygcian Med
icines feel des;rons Of letting all my fellow SUI
fercrs know the virtues or that sovereign remedy
] was taken with inflammation on me lungs aoou'
tine wears ago. which finally ran into, what Ina
Doctors called, a confirmed consumption. was
reduced TO n mere skeleton; for three months ! az
charged large quantities of matter every Day a6a
my cough was most distressingIy severe. M!W,
nary weight, in health was $50 lbs. was wsss
ed when reduced SO ow-Mv weight was only "
lbs.-The medical men all gave me up as 'nou''
hle. ultimately grew so weak that cou'u n nU'
see, at this tme heard ofMorrisons Hyss,ah r",
and / sent to Perrisburs and got some. lhess
took according to direction; and after taxing '"e"
for six weeks could ride three miles at nme'
continued taking them up to this time ! Sf
now recovered my usual strength and we's0" II
know that the Pills have cured me.
The facts that have stated are well kn"wO
all my friends aud the village.
(Signed) A. J. MAGEK'
Sylvania, Whiteford, Lucas co, Ohio.
Every Packet sold in Vermont will be sign
ed IN WRITING by Pangborn IL Brinsmald, !"
elers, Of Burlington, VI. who are State Agents
also by tho Sub Agents selling them. If they az
NOT so signed nJ7DO NOT BUY THEM. rack
cts of Pills are 81 and $3 each. Powders, S'e'
per box. n
l am pleased to DO able 10 infoim the frlend'
tine Hygeiah cause i'm Vermont, and its vicN"i
that the call for Morrison's Pills for their STATE
in all the middle States, continue steadily "
and that the satisfaction is general and CT"
effected innumerable. 49,
GEO. TAYLOR, HyeElsr
"a Broadway New York., u. s. Agent for 'f
British College ofHealth, London.
For sale by
JONAS FLINT, ST. Johnsbury.
John Kelsey, Danville.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
s. E. Morse and Simeon Lyman, Craftshul!
Sabn Kelum, Irasburgh.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
c. q J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
w. w. Caldwell Montpelier.
Amasa Paine, Lowell. lP9u
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OF first quality, and latest slyie' Nnp' r,,sonnble
W " on hand, or made to order' ~, on -,
terms TOR cas-" :" o" JAS. r.! RAMSAY.
All persons wishing for slhe e,i o. and d' see fl
II, tices are respectfully invited 10 car ''' >
Orders, by mail or Otherwise properly "''en''u
Address--JAS. R. RAMSAY, ST Jo ',aoy
Vermont.
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Fa0ur EHihA.

hUSTIN GROW would inform his customers
~ and the public that his Mill is in perfect or
DER, ond that he is asoays on hand prepared to do
grinding TO their entire satisfaction. He is also
prepared at all times to grind SALT for darys
81 Johnsbury, Sept. /, 1910. I6e
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COUGHS, COLDS,
.And an diseascs OF Me Lltllgs.

ygyHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
4 SAN is believed TO be deservedly the most
popular Medicine ever known IN A"ercF, io'
coughs colds, asthma or phlhisic. consumption ,
whoopng cough, and pulmonary anecHo" " w
ry k ind. x.,n
svely used for about tive I've years; and IT'S repnta
ton has been constantly inci easing. so universal
" popular has this article become that 1t may De
considered as a standard article in large part OF
the United States and British Provinces. Many
families keep it constantly by them' cons'ner,s =.
the most safe and certain remedy for the above
CON plants. The proprietors have recelved, ana
are receiving numerous recommendations from ma
ny of our best Physicians who make use OF u IN
their practice The names of n few individuals
who have given their testimony in favor OF this ar
cle are here suhioned aud fol a more full account
see the envelope to the bottio
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill,
Truman AbelI Timothy BayIes,
6 Thomas Brown Jure. Ellsworth,
WiIliam Perry Albr,t Guild.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract of letter from MIR. c. S. Cly, Kingston,
Ulster county N. Y, to the proprleiorF:
Yours Of the 9th instant was duly received "A
remarkable cure was affected by the Vegetable n9'
monary Balsam, in the winter and spring OF 1880.
The person, MIR Moody had been sick long time
with the consumption. His physicians had given
him up. He reduced so low as 10 be unable
to help himself and raising large quantity OF
blood, when he commenced "siug the ba'Sam'
which effected II complete cure, and he is now as
hale and hearty ever he was Mr. Moody has
removed from this town, but he has promised
a more detailed account OF his case, which | will
forward you. Q. ;. CLAY
Kingston, N. Y. June 25t 1888
Argyle, Nova Scotia
In the winter OF 1887 and 1898, l was seized
with a violent cough which continued two or
three months. My cough was severe that
was obliged TO sit up two three hours dur
ing the night and was much reduced in flesh and
strength and my appetite gone One oil my neigh
hors had bottle ofihe Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which he would not sell, he however loaned
it TO till I could get him another l experience
ed immediate relief from it. The first opportunity
had procured more al il, and to the use of 1t
ascribe the preservation ofmy life.
JAMES w. LENOX
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cJRES EFFECTED BY THE USE OF NOR
RISO.N'S, MEDICINES:
To DR.. GEO. TAYLOR. 94 Broadway:

To DR.. GEO. TAYLOR. "a Broadway
Sir--For about nine years nave been in De-
aiming state Of health From my own feeling,
and in the opinion of others was in the last ST.
res Of consumption. The doctors having given IN,
IN IN, was induced by friend to the Hygen,
canse 10 try ,Morrson's Pills of the British CoIIsn
of Health. Besides consumption, compliant had
sa,,ied in one OF nv arms, and the muscles bad h
come so contracted that could not get my had
together by four inches arm now in good heath
my arms are of equal length in fact am new
being.
| therefore feel il my duty to send you my Gaze
sufferers to try your invaluable medicines to which
alone, by divine permission, attribute my re,p
raticn TO health after SO many years Of aflciol
Yours, with respect, SARAH BARHYDT,
4lst street, between 9th and 9th Avenues, N.Y.
Avenue and 4ist street, May 9Th 1889.
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W. 4. Goods,

forlme Teas and Tobacco.) Winter strained ~,
i,,nseed do, Paints and Dye SUITS. CRoCMGhIf
and GLASS WARE, HARD WAKE, GUILE
1'he above with most articles usually Kept IN
Country Stores they now offer cheap forCash or on
Credit. 81 -#f.LIt- .0|tt
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Dec, II, 1888.
COUNTERFEITS, BEWARE OF IMPOSE
TqONi


Each genuine bottle is enclosed blue wrap
per, on which is label, signed by SAMPSON REED.
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
u]- The outside Yellow Label w i'll hay ,on and
after December 1889, in addition to that of Samp
son Reed the Signature ofWM. JOHN CUTLER one
OF his partners
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been the cause of attempts introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
aaue of the genuine, are calculate to mslead and
deceive the public Among these mixtures the
american Pulmonary Basam, "CompoundPulm
nay Balsamic Syrup" pulmonary Balsam, Ear-
ter's Compound Pulmonary Balsam,' and others
Purchasers for the true article by its whole name
PULMONARY BAHSAM and SEQ that it has the
marks and signatures of the genuine.
Each bottle aud seal is stamped Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam
ZONE MORE CoUNTERF EFT, besides the sAmeri-
can Pulmonary Balsam, and others above alluded
to!-An attempt has been made 10 deceive the pub
lie by spurious mixture called Vegetable PuIino-
nary Balsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee-said TO prepared by an
unprlncped man in Bangor, Me. The name is
written in way TO resemble the genuine signature,
and most foul attempt to deceive the public
and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
Ty. fis-ia.tH
For sale by REED, WING Il CUTLER (ate
Low g. Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, No. Sd Chatham
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, St. Johnsbu-
ry, w., and A. Mcmillan Danville VI.
Price 50 cts l67epIy
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NOTICE.

.aa ...4 NOIlCE. f LORI
A LII persons are hereby notified, that the SUBJ
IA scriber has given his son, Levi Brown, his time
and liberty to act for himsef-and will from this
date pay no debts ofhs contracting, nor claim any
of his wages. -.- f.,.f s.
WILLIAM BROWN
Derby, Oct %, 1910. 169*3w
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wv AN,TED.

In exchange for Goods Tow Cloth, Frocking'
GREY Cloth, Butter, Wool &c: ,c-.c
ST. Johusbury Plain, Oct. IL, lo4o' lo''
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Barnet, January %, 1910.

THE public are hereby notified that the fog.
business will hereafter be carried on by the ',
scrber at the old stand of GORE, Mason 81 TO y
efforts shallbe wanting to have the farmers n
supplied with ,Ploughs Of first rate qualify ii
shares constantly on hand to fit. Said Plous ,"o
be kept by Agents in most of the principal w 'n
in the vicinity. The superiority of the Moor
Mason Ploughs tor turning smooth fnrrowwfs ~
breaking and turning up hill and drawing easy
well known that recommendations are cohs'U
unnecessary. would only say TO farmers, n
yourselves. JONATHAN F. SRlNr ,Sod
Barnet, January .2S, IS40. "
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NOTICE..

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing be."s NJ,
J. the subscribers under the style Of M0ote y y"
son & Co. has been by mutual consent dlssonvr
All the Books and demands and all other proFP'rg
belonging to said firm has been assigned 10 ,o NJ
Skinner, to whom all demands due the con.Il,
must be paid, and all Ploughs in the hands ss
gents must be accounted for to said Skinner, W. W"
will also settle all demands against said Comp'''
s JOHN MOORE,
WILLIAM NOOK
JOSEPH MASON,
para e4a J.F. SKINNER.
Barnet, January 49, $780, fF
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YEVHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
a public that he continues TO manufacture the a.
hove articles al his old stand. and intends Keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
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S0fCfrfo 9,1tlcn0t=G Gcnuention.

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ne QGabrbeit fur1 blS 9unfCl orin9t, ,si0t ss
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fir rotDi1m BAN &uren6 Itnfsntsb Sd,if
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ten f;s ws9tn DER ernsnnun9 ejne6 Blte 4rss
iletnten gar nitbt einiN wcresn, unp ouf Asbcis
ms6 An1iftsn mubtc Miharo Na. SeHnfcntejn
after ehrIitbsr Ge9sn, jtWlt ittbcn bauptfadz
li1 aus ser liriadn wei! CT cbrlib ssnu9 1T
NIT NibtunA ron f;inem attcn Commander III
iprcrhen une nid>t mlt Hand>cr Der jicb eas
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nennt.
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Io lpit & carrfrn, itin gIbsn fNr hae Iatsrano
lpa0ts, "-Tsrt ihon isjnt un1uatleibtir>cn 8p,s
0cn in n;n ,reitiilben Staattu; 6arriipn mo
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liett ais bdb Die 0erldumrun8cn unltrsr mo-
ternen gofrIcSra bort snuAa f,baosn f0nnen.
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Sllrnol6.'ptro,n nht fo QtruIpia suftbsn ms1
ibre gtbtin8s v}rIaumptt m;tetn. licrft mas
Ct nivilitn 5ertit tbun!
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,Hrpiofon eines gofofoPo Sumbus.-
Ter Strsit mt9tn csn tcibsn grnDrssmdnmm
non pbllabelpDia @nuntp, 3taplsr unb Sn9srs
fell, If eneIitb entihiercn, unb bat, pie ale
nnesvn Sample ber yp%rfrfc5 9s9en Nett
unp @sres iilb in einGr ptllj9sn GrprNOn
auf3sllf. Die 9enaniteu lIntrfutun9en BE
BON Sorry Sn9crIea 9slsitGt murbcn, fcnntsn
AUDI ncbt bas Gerin9its ron QSablbctr,i9crsien
auf Setn btr o2bisS bsrauS brin0enwerurb
Srn. NaYtev'6 Gig in Gen9rss ifrsitis ses
maCbt mcrocu fSnnts,
llntrI 2tisr .perptn lib trinnirn rab 3erp
JnAEyicu 1tRcn prr9sn l:utit spm SrnArss
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5ufrjsbtM taB Ct ben GOnyWb unnie aufssblIs
ten, fonbtrn Ietsts cine ntu llutsrlucbuna 0sz
gen AHt9 Netbt Gin, rtItts mgbrert 2Ecttsn
fcrtoautrte 1nb Den Sitr9crn p0n YDilarslz
PbA Gauntp GslS gtnuB foitttt unS cas- Sisz
luIta! brad}te fir bm ma9 re d ttn II mar:
"0a9 @jc3st auf itjncu 9aufPaS."
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01-Sn Surr'e nqsGtn Wartn Ban Bus
rn s." Ssits 1sl unb 50, ,riro ter lb,rals
0erbabtcr ss ttnerfr fnbsn, tas tei Den 4srs
Der Convention teS Gtaatss Heu
Vrrf sur Ttrteitruns tsr Srniiitutirn bsfFl=
ben, Wartia BAN Gursn id, fir cine Gins
ibrinfuna tEs GtimmrsCtts tSts frsisn psifs
tn Sar9er5 au5iPrath. (Nlpnlens Seitung.
o." 7"Oti9s6 iineen mir tcmerft in Der 9eeu
Vrrf uI09tntns Sstun1," ais Nntmort auf
Die ron uns in SO. SO ricI6 SlattIS 9sribtste
NrA9e, ne actsn htnisbcu germ sinsn &aum,
gum Ssrsis bab Nis 9s9en 9R. @an Sursn 9es
mabts FsftuIci9uHg ouf 2Sabrbcjt 8e9rinsst
III. Sn mic ntit bjeis @nftrdnfung esS
Stimmrebts auf esn III c II Wtann angss
manbt wsrrtn iraH, BADEN mir IEsn in elmer
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fein @nmplar pon Ssn rttn angsfiprttn 9Esrfs
den in unftrn Ssfs III, neil iitb viEllsttt in
bsnitl6sn noCb dbnlidbs (.s!tentbatsn psn Ban
Surcn pcrfneen.
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Mas 1T Der Ssra3 rse casH rfrpsnrsteu
&apitals?

gGas 1T ser 8sra3 rss oaiH pfrpsnret'u
Saptals?
Die ee,pcbntiden Sra9sn. bic in Dor;
asbenoer eiffs nilbt anseffbrt lIno, 5aben
8ciua auf biz 3Abl Der ftcien 8ciffen,
mdnnlib uno meittieb-oer freiea Sarbi:
gen, nGnnIib uao tpeiblit-bsr monnlis
cben uno ,peitljd'tn Gftapen, rno oeren
Otter am lifen SUM 4340-bic :3abl Der
prlonen in isotr 8uaile, bsftdftiet nit
Winiren, lep2rbau. 6anosl, Sobtifen,
,Danbnerfen. S&iffabrt, oe!ebrtcn gro.
fellionen uno Mebeunlt-ben Namsn ie:
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Samilie rpoDnt-~oic 3abl uno oas after
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foccmir, Sbute, uno @tneintn Shute
am eupobnten &o9e-nno Der StEIer Die
ouf 0fFentIide Soften untsrritbtet ypuocn.
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2ftc bcs Gonertiic5. pslt5e Die &oIfs6SD:
lung bsttimmt. wetd)er pon Seoen tcicn
pcr5 bea6tct tperStn fClItc:
gel e5 peroronst, eoB aHs uno isce
gerlcn Gbrr. lG Sabr alt, iis mag 6amis
sienbaupt isin ooer nilbt, lpenn ile 5u Ell
ner Uanllie 9ebort in irgsao einioem 81
ftyift, Nbtbeilun9 ooer Geyritoriunr Die
iaRerbo!b ncn Ser. GtaatGn erri6tet Iino,
lpoDat. ucvpfiibtet ftin fed uno b;ermit
perpli6tst ii, Den @ebUtftn Der Nbtbeis
lun0, Wcnn IS oerIan0t piro. ei!l2 getveus
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iu 9eben, 0emoR oen porbelo8teu Scitrei
pun8cn unter elmer Strofs pou 30 GDas
ietn, mpoon Die 0Glfte Den 8sbutftn uno
Die unotre Den Ser. Glaatea SufiUt, uuo
ruelde Styafe ourb Den @ebUifeu eebos
ben }perben fed.
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Or Die am Iegttn Samra9e 9stalttn5 &srs
(1mnIun9 bes 2jPPecanee &Iab, am @aitDaUs
it res Jcrn. 9avi6 wurce BON elmer 9rc6tn
2(nj1bI unftrer Sir9sr bci9smrbnt msIcbeS
GrcBtIntDejlS J5nnbwcrftr un0 2(r0eiter marsn.
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mlcnItsnjabl in unierCr Sabt ssri1nmEIte,
rwnn nur ,peni9s GtunNen ecrler N1tbricbt
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lta9 teitimmte 0criannrIun9 an 9. Nsraer'a
@aitDauis iouts pen pntrn8UuntsN nj.tt yers
9cirtn mereen.
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GreGs Gippssanrts l'criamm!un3 an
Drt nne 5nilc.--@rrissn Nrtjta5 ie(ts ss
ne CRETE 9trianlnlun9 Der 8uunoc Searrifcns
out e,nlitibtn }Nasi itatt inftn, no sinit bic
SdIattF non Slrpstanre Aeltfrt muree. aus
otn b,nAd,bartsn Staaten Datttn lih Sauisns
&c A,rlitit nm s,nt rssulars Camp Gsriamn'z
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juSeriitrt. BabrIitb, Der @ntbu(laamus fit
&arrifrn6 SaDe ibsrbstst 2(uss i'm 9Ssiisn.
"Orrt ftnntn lis i'm"
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Ctp1atcauoc Club.

Gjm @erfommlun9 ee5 0sWinS ,rirb ndd's
itsn Gamro9 Nbenp, pcn 6Nn Gift5, 9sbAts
TIN rprrotm an rsm @dlttauit BON Ganitl
Yerscr gum Sd9lIb pon 0t1. 5arriien,
III ter Glib 5ttn Gtroiit, 9&sipp'S 5.ctt gegsn
Uber. S>s 0rtuncc pte GsH. 5.nrrtion inn
erluCht Geiiulpnbnen.
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(llchrrfsBt fir ben giberalen 3e b,t)ter,
aus bem QouiopiLls Journal).

(uchfrieBt fir ben Giberaien @e ~ bier,
aus pem Qoui6piLle Journal).
Glue Serlaunlom8 nteceylcst.
S5erfouf BeiiTsr Msnfben fir S1ulosn
0ieie fbanoIiDe SerlGumouns 9esen
9errn 8 TT / 0 IL lreIOe ,pieoer uno
wieoer ais unlpabr berpieicn puroe> ,piro
nob, mic lpir D0ren, pieoer auf9ebraebt
tureb einl9e unperibdmte 9ema9o9en i'm
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ben bon @eneral 9arriIon le!bf, in 1921,
mannoie Seibaloi8un8 5usrii auf9eeto4t
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in oer @eleul0aft. Gin oerarti9s5 sc
tra9en it nlbt allen 0e9en bic Qyincipisn
Der 9ercbri8fcit uno MenT1Iibfeit, ion,
bern naroe cine Donc9reiAitbe 8srlcgun9
unlerer Gtaat6 G0nitituticnen iain, wel1e
isoer Geiee9eber 9efdporen bat 5u untsr.
ltaeen; uno, 8ebui9t ourb Elm Eeprsltnc
tantenbauS uno S,pDlf Senotoren, spuroe
es elne Nrt Seroorbenbeit sei9en, welbe
oas @ocrj zines jeoen patrirtsn nit oen
trauri9fenSor9efUbl fullsn pGroc. ii bet
Ole @obrbsit 1T. po5 ME Elm fol1er 8or.
f1la9 in oet 0eiee9ebun9 sen,odDt cber
nnr oaran 9eoa6t ruroe. Das 8elee,
auf rpeltb73 fi1 Der Sbveibsr be5iebt, bat
Feline Nn'pcncnn8 psitcr ouf "Sdulpn,r"
d's ouf Die Gntpstsua9 Ger GGnee. G5
mar cine Nfte fiji Ole "SBefrofun9 pon
Bertrcbcn' qt9tn oen Stoat; unD icncr
2Deil BARON, Der Die 9efubIe Sbre6 Cor
respcncentca 70 tief psrmunbets, mar i'm
,pou(e oer Eepreientontfa pailirt uno
s.p0lf Senatoren itimnten oofar, nit Der
1nii6t, oab ss Die bobff milotite uno
tnenibli6ffe 8ebanolun9 fir 8trbt,der
fe', far Gle es einSis teiiilnnt IT. G6mr'
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garter Seioer. - unlere Sipre:
canoe 8reunps mlhen ouf ibre0utD ieia,
wenn lieIn lbren 909buttcnjuiommensom-
men un0 frei0sbi0 Dorten Secsr ipencen.
Gr loltte nur allan lOItbcn 0f0cben weroens
melbe fir @eneral Oavrilon i'm ndblfen
Wouembsr itimmen loolen. gSlr wihen
e5 aus 0taubwuroi8en Suei.en, uno Da:
ben ietblt piele 9oto6 hemerft, ioeltDe eff
RIG iiD utcr5 2rinfen bevlnocben, unO ios
0or Die Gloler in Die Iaitbs ltsten, uno
neIGe ale 8e8en un6 FImnlen werocn.
O,eb if Elm iDanolieber 8ctru9, orum
Nbt 8e0eben uno ni0t 10 frci8ebi8 oen
Scioer Ucrid)enft. Ser IL nur FUR (oors
riiOn.W1nner, uno fir feline Hocoe !!
u. y Nu3m. 3t9.
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Gsulid poresfaQena Greionife in gSas
ibinaton boben Uirtlib Elm pabrbaft pors
beoeutenoes Gnitbtn. DaS oanse Staatsc
fabinst Son Surcn's 1T i'm Nufrubr. uno
Dem preiIocnten muB es nibt ,pobi su
Wutbe fem. Der Staat5iefrstdr Sor.
fptD 0eifebst grab berous, ale Ooffuun0
einen 8icepraEoenten BON iDrer Danbei
III rmdbten, iei am Gnoe {; uno wenn nitt
s,piiben iebt unb oem ndtbfen 0topember
Sera unp Gbal Gins tperosn, 70 miro iibe
ieieen, Dap Orn. Son 8uren5 0ofnuns
gen 6ur @icoers sGuua blun9 ebenfall5 iu-
8oiIer 9elporosn lino. (SatcrI 2Sitbt.
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s@%li.---..-' $50

Natb Den neueIten 8srihtsn III e6 SuI
ferf mobritbcinltb Dap Der RorooitIi9e
@rcnSitrsit 5fpilben Den Sereini8ten Ct.
uno Gn9Iano, ,pettber in Der lcetcp Belt
10 0rcHe Geior9niffe perurialbt bait piele
lejbt j?et idDon bei0ete9t it. Die icbieo6'
ri;btcrIj6e Gntibcioun8 be6 &6ni96 bon
0ol!ano fol- 9clten, uno Gn0lano Die Qn:
IprGbe uon Maine nit 100000 @funo
SterIin9e per0Jtcn. il.
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gofofofo unperfd1amtbcit.-9sr
8lcbs Ia9t, bic eemrfratifde Natjraal Cons
psnticn srnannts Martin Ban Qillrtn einifini>
mia fir puitent, unS sbsn 70 sinlfimmia
bsltDcs iis bann, feline Grnennuns fir 8se
QuNbsnt su maiden. 60 melt Der Glcbe.-
Run iiir Die 2Eahtbit. Uiniiis fir grnsn,
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"Dis Se8mttacn taulsncsr prn 9Gerbsr tnO
&inper bic 9crettet von Den CfG!p;trmCIirn
barblriitter 0GjI6en, unb bon ZEN mob mEbr
3arbarillbsn 9lrcetcr ruben auf Sorrilnn
un0 ftinsr brapen 2trmcc. .'-Gimen Gt'ncj>
pers Hotibaft an Die 8eite9tbun9, am 10.
Ietmtsr 1918.
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20 0ae uem Wcrthtu "-N'r rrsPtfdos
une Ufatrenc 8atbactcy," bar nun he 'prci
ls UerlalItn nnb 1T III SlHer Drnerel 81 hd
tcn. Sir btn preis lcdrIbsn 't, itete Sts
fauNtuaebuns auf rcr ndcbitcn Scite-