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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
To Tie Returned soldiers.
BY PARK BENJAMIN.

Warm welcome home. ye noble northern
bands,
We bid you welcome with our hearts and
hands,
Always our dear. but now our dearest ones,
Our closest kindred, fathers. brothers. sous.
Warm welcome. soldiers. howsoe 'er you come.
" neither you keep step to the stirring drum,
Or manned and feeble faitering and slow,
Sad victims of the conflict and the foe.
Or borne on lhte-s with expiring breath.
Or stretched in all the majesty of Death.
We bid you welcome. oh We valiant braves,
To happy lives OF honorable graves.
The dear survivors shall have love and fame
The loyal dead a consecrated name
Nor only now for after years shall tell
The story of your deeds and triumphs well.
The generations that are yet to be-
With flowing eyes your eouniry's flag shall!
see,
Enhlem of pride. glory. and success.
without one stripe erased, one star the less,
AS all its dazzling hnes and dots expand
From sea 70 sea. DER one united land.
Shall cannonze your memories late and long.
Subjects of elnqncuce and themes OF song.
Martyrs and PATRIOTS. whose death sublime
Have made our Union holy for all time.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Tsse Home Journal.

Morris Il WILLIS, whose names are
known in every western home, still con-
tinue TO publish the model among Amer
lean literary newspapers, devoted 10
conversation-topics" in intelligent lite
rary and fashionable circles. The Janu-
airy number of the Homo Journal ap
pears in clear cut new type and upon SIT
per'stively white paper. Price, 81 so
for sin. lie copies and the usual reducti on
for clubs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
co. Il, 6th REGIMENT.
A WELCOME HONE!

Co. B. 9Th Reg, Capt. RoLLiN p. Coz.
VERSE, having re-enbste1. have been
furoughed, and are daily expected
home. 1t is the intention Of the citizens
here to give them the welcome they SO
well deserve. There will be Supper
and ''oiher things accordin'," to which
all are invited to contribute. The follow
ing are the Committees to make arrange
mcntS;-
Ga Receptioa-Messrs. P. Converse,
A. A Mcacnam, Geo. z. Smith, j. W.
Beardsley, Geo. \. Dir
On Suppsr-M >srs C. P. Barnard.
]. Is. Parkhurst, E. \. R-dmon, Levi
Bailey Of C ilon, ". q Denmison of Oak
Grove. D. w. Armstrong # Trimhella.
Ladies', Mrs. Wm. uowes, Mrs. j. w.
Hill, Mrs NJ. Q. Goss, Mrs. l.. X. Smith
Mrs. p. Felt.
On Nus;c-Massrs. G.. Ii. Nichols, 8
\. Porter, a. J. Young.
On Finance Me.sr<. L. A. TAYLOR,
". P. Wcs,fall. J. Z. Button.
Let the Buys have a rousing welcome.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
The Duty of citizenship.

The young men of this country are
taking their first lessons in the duties of
citizenship. For the first time they are
called upon TO bear is burdens, and the
result will be, and already is, a more
general and clear conception of what tho
citizen owes to the State.
Heretofore, the General Government.
while confering upon the citizen high
honors, and protecting him in his most
important aad sacred rights, has cxaeted
but little in return. Now. the Govern
mcnt calls for the debt its citizens owe to
it. 1t calls for men and money. 1t
enunciateS and enforces its claim upon
the persons and property of those whom
it has protected. Every right.thinking
man sees the justice of tuis. The Gov
eminent takes nothing in spirit of DIES
potism. In lis hour of need it simply
claims its own, and every patriot willing
" comedies it.
We remember a case which well H.
Illustrates this point.
When the first war meeting was held
at River Falls in the Spring of 1861, Mr.
WIN. II. WINCHESTER was one of the
first TO volunteer. We well recoIlect the
reason he gave for so doing. Said he;
Il have famiy-a pleasant home
Some Of You may think | am foolish to
become soldier, But for years, have
read Of the aggressions of the South, and
my blood has boiled. Now, rebellion has
broke out. The Government wants help.
That Government has protected mo from
boyhooG All | am, all have. owe
10 If, and If 10 not help it now, | may
never have another chance.
That speech went straight to the hearts
of the listeners, for :hey saw that be up
Prcciated the duty of citizenship, and was
+ willing 10 tti~rirrrsA It
Il is needluI that such conception OF
/ the duties Of citizenship become uuiver-
sal, and then the burdens imposed 10y
the war will be checrfuIly borne.
The work Of sustaining the Govern.
ment IS a work in which all should en-.
gage-to which all should contribute in
one way or other. In the words Of the
venerable DR.. Breckenridge, of KY,
"the business Of every citizen Of the Re-
| public, tho pre- eminent business of them
all; each in his lot, is, above al else, tc
break the military power of the rebellion:
states. and restore the supremacy Of the
! Constitution, lie Laws, and tie Govern
ment, over every foot Of land and every
soul Of man. Whoever, calling himself
loyal, will not do THIS, except upon some
impossible or scanda.ous conditions; who
ever will not DO it, except for some ohjee
forbidden by reason and humanity. de
serves the execrmtion of mankind, and
the vengeance of God"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Fruit.

There has been, and is now. great in
terest attached to the question, whether
fruit can be successfully raised here
Without discussing the question general
", we believe il to be true that many, if
not most Of the failures in this direction
have arisen from selection of wrong
varieties, and in many cases the dealer
has not supplied what was ordered.
Mr.. G. w. Turtle. of Lake City,
Mimi, is, VIC believe. reliable man 10
deal with in purchasing fruit or orna-
mental trees. Last fall lie sold in this
vicinity about $500 worth of stock, con
sisting Of six or eight varieties Of apples,
grape, cherry, ounce, plum, raspberry,
white grape and cherry currant, and 9TH
err varieties Of small fruit, and ornamen-
tai trees. Mr. FUTILE knows what this
country wants, and will "fil the biIP'
every time. He will canvas this county
again next season.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Queer Effect Of tho Cold.

1t is known 10 some of our friends that
we have popularity Of speech. called
by some suffering, but which in fact is
nothing more than dividing words in a
novel manner, not laid down by WELD
or MURRAY. We have now to record that
during the late cold term, the parts Of
speech became so frozen that we cannot
break words as formerly, but deliver
them as unbroken as the speech of a pro-
fessor Of Execution. Queer, isn't i'll
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
CrNeEEYlO AniiaaaiS.

Dusing the late cold term many ami
mails in this city suffered severely for want
of proper food and shelter. These is a
horde Of hungry COWS belonging to some
body, whose chief means of subsistence
is forag:ng from teams from the country.
1t is too cruel to neglect the poor beasts
who only live to add to our comfort and
profit. For humanity's sake, take care
Of your stock.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
ktcsgss.

= The Legislature convened on Mn
day of this wsek. We shall give tho
Governors Message in our next issue.
= The Idaho fever continues to rago
here, ard there viii be quite An e.nigra.
ton TO that place from this city.
= Over one hundred volunteers cnlis.
ted at La Crosse an the last day of the
old year. and it is stated that another
hundre,! were there awaiting their tura
to be exsnined.
ABSER MORSE, Esq, of River
Falls, is coming TO this place to conduct
the business Of "A. II. YoUXG's office du-
ring Mr.. YoUNa's absence in the Sem
ate.
= Read the Inaugural Address of
Gov. LEWIS on the second page Of this
paper.
= The Eau Claire Free Press says
that section Z, town %, range 6, in The
town Of Bridge Creek, has sent fourteen
soldiers to the war !. Just think of it
man for every % acres of farming
land. and six Of the men gone from one
family
Tho weather has been fine and the
slsigIIing excellent during the past week.
Mrs. A. II. WELD has charge of the
Graded S:lroyl in Ri.er Fails.
Prof. Il. WuCox is teaching in the
Glover district, il. Troy.
-EExEr VANIErER, Of Hudson. a
member Of ca. K, lst Wis. Reg. ,ded in
rebel hospital Of wounds received at tine
battle Of Chickamanga. He Was yr.,,e
soldier AMI true christian.
The Store Of Walker & Judd, NJ Ma
rine Mills, YVES burned last MonIav.
-8EAnDsLEY & LYFoKD have pur-
chased over 10000 bushels Of wheat ut
Pr. Douglas, since navigation closed.
II a. TAYLoa has purchased the
interest Of T. ) SEYMOUR in the Hull
son Times, and is now sole proprietor Of
that office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
The Army of the Potomac.

BEHIND THE SCENES.-A DIARY
OF UNwRIrrEN History. By AJred
L. CdSteman, IL d. Price. 81 90.
We have received n copy of the above
work from the publishers, STRICKLAND d
Co., Milwaukee. 1t is instructive and
spicy realing, giving graphic and inter-
esting details of the operations of the Ar
my Of tho Potomac. 1t is neatly printed
aud well worth its price.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Personal.

The editors of this Congressional Dis
trict have warmly endorsed our recent
appointment as U. S. Assessor. They
generally remark that we are a good fel-
low, and the right man for the Place
Gentlemen, on those tive points we agree
with you. Our thanks to you all. May
your income tao be large.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
EOENnd2erS.

Five towns in this county, Prescott, Cliff
ton, River Falls. Diamond Bluff and Ell
Paso, have filed their quotas for the
next draft by volunteering. In the other
towns but little has been dono. Now that
the draft has been postponed until tho
18th of February and the large Govern
ment bounty extended, we hope every
town will take energetic action to ill its
quota.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

ET MoAx, Of the Watertown Re
PuJlicqq. says that in getting the sp-
Ioiuiment Of L. S. Assessor, we PLAYED
'Pitch," hundrel per cent better tian
during the Editorial steamboat excursion
last summer. You must yememher,
MoAK, that you kept the count of those
games, aud after seeing your style in fig
ureS, even BALLoU admitted that Wafer
town would so Republican il you could
count the votes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

IIU I'M Der.

We call attention to the advertisement
of DUDLEY & Co., IN this paper, of their
prices for lumber.
DUDLEY d Co. have excellent facili-
ties for the manufacture of lumber, and
buyers will do well to examine their
schedule of prices.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
MARRIED.

In Garrettsville. Tuesday, Dec. 30, 1853.
by the Rev. Lewis Burton. Rector of St.
Johns Church of this city. ARTHUR L. Cox
of River Falls. Wisconsin. and MAGGIE B.,
youngest daughter of Edwin Atwood, Esq
Cleveland Daily Herald
In this city. Jan. l3. by Rev. Chas. Thay-
er. Mr.. ny A. SMIrH, of Lake Co Ills, and
Miss DEErrE SMITH. of this place.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

A GREAT DIscovEaY.-It has been
discovered by thousands of housewives
in all sections of the country, that D. B..
De Land IL Co.'s Chemical .Salerdtus
is the only saleratus that will produce a
uniform result, and give perfect satsfac-
ton every time. If once you try IT, you
will always bug it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
LET The River Falls Exporter ha

@ The River Falls Reporter has
been INDUCING in series of original ar
ticles consisting Of a foolish attack on
Mr.. STRAHL, a New Years Address, and
a column of stuff with regard to the edi-
tor of this paper. They were all much
like the Address,-large border, little
brains. The Address was verses with
out poetry; the other articles were state
ments without facts.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
~ A story is told Of a Western c,

@ A story is told of Western can
didate who came upon poor white man
who had vote, if he did have to do his
own milking. The candidate, Jones, ask
ed him if be should hold the cow. which
seemed 10 be uneasy, and the old man
consenting very readily, he took her by
the horns and held her fast until she was
MIXED. "Have you had Robinson This
rivaD round here latelyl' he asked. oh,
yes. He's behind the barn, holding the
calf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

TT II is stated that the Archdule
MAMMALIAN STIMULATES that the Mexican
monarchy shall he Recognized by the
American Government as condition of
his acceptance Of the crown, and that the
proposition has been emphatically 'leclin-
ed from Washington.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
FARM FOR SALE

7 Wish to sell nv farla in the town of Oak
I Grove. three miles from Prescott, on the
County Road
EIGHTY ACRES. ALL FENCED,
Forty-five acres under cultivation. A good
House and Barn and two wells OF water Oh the
place. Also.
FORTY ACRES OF TIMBER,
in the Trimhelle woods Ter reasonable.
Apply TO me. on the place.
Henry HAMMOND
Oak Grove. Jan -. 1864. 36-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

e Some witty chap iudites the FOL
lowing good thing on the recent Sprague
Chase wcddlng:-
The match was 4 regular greenback match,
That could not by law he stayed
Hi offer legal tender was.
and she was the tender maid (made)
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Taxes.

We learn from several Of tho Collect
ors, that the taxes are boing paid moro
fully and promptly than usual. We have
not seen one who thought he would have
to ask an extension Of time.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

A FAor.-In a not distant city. the
wife of one of the City Fathers present
ed her husband with three children at a
birth. The delighted father took bis lit
tie daughter, four years of age, to see her
new relations. She looked at the little
things a few minutes. when, turning to
her father, she inquired. spa. which one
are YOU going to keep"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

EV A few days since we received a
cal from that staunch Union;st, Hon. R
R. Henry, Of PIT. Douglas. member Of
the legislature now in session at St Paul.
He viii lie pest to copperh eads, where
ever be is.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Estray Notice.

Game into my enclosure abo.t tina Isl of
January. red COW, with some white on the
belly. tips Of horns bored. in poor condition.
The owner is requisite 10 pay charges and
take her away.
G.. 81. BARRxrr.
Oak Grove. Ja.. 1854.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

A CoNrRAsT.-A year ago, gold vas
quoted at 10 IN New York, AMI 81. so
in Richmond. Now il sells at Isl in
the former aud at $1,000 in the latter
Comment is unnecessary.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Agricultural Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of Pierce County
Agricultural Society will be held at tine Of
flee of J C. Button, Esq in the city of Pres
colt. on Wednesday. Feb, 3. 1861
BY order Of the Board Of Control
J. II, ScUTHwIcK Soc'y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Estray.

Came fnto my enclosure about the lst OF
January a rcd he fer calf. with so.ne wlite"n
the back s or nine months old. The owner
is requested to pay charges and take her
away. JAMES AATHEsAL.
Prescott jap 10, 1864.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
DIR. sam. C.. Isugsl.

The many frcn DIS here of that capital
fellow, DR.. SAM. BUGH, will rejoice to
learn that he has frstrate situation rs
Clerk in the House Of Representatiy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
THE City Bank Of Prescott.

The following is the Bank Compirol-
Ier's report of the securities Of the CITY
Bank of Prescott, on the lst Of Janua-
ry, 1864 /:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
DUDLEY & Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS
DEALERS IN

4 Ii kinds Of Lumber. have now
Il on hand very Large Stock,
which they offer 10 t!e public at prices
ranging from Four to Eight Dollars per
Thousand feet less than amy other Lum-
Der Dealers in the Northwest. Our price
LET = - { ,fi,,rs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

Oak Grove
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-21

genoermaBen an: u@as bat Stem Sort getban,
mdbreno ieIne 8ertbeioiger in ben !6plpitdlern
Der Santtdtss GOmmilion jammern!? NfD9e
8aQltreet antpprten. @as baben bic rei<
den alai1en Der Stapt eetban, pdbrenb Die
SOloaten ibr 6er3blut auf benz S6Ia9tfeloe
per9ieben? W0sen Die allnd6tli6en 8dIe uuO
n8arties," Die faibipnablen S9aaren untmDrs
ten, Die jene Btdbc auIiu6en, ND 2uit unb
Srelbe Su finoen Iino-mDgen Die 9iamtdnten
ouf Guren Singern nn0 an Gurem t6alle, Die
fdritli9e @eridwenbung unb Guer garseS 8es
tragen parauf erpieOern!l"-9aB bieIe @Drte
Der gldn3enDeu Nelt, Die 6rr. 6. 5ub6rte, ni6t
sefelen, iprad iid beutli6 senug unter ben
Mnmeienben aus. SrObOem geiel Die fibne
Spra9e pielen Der Nnmeicnben. gu elmer
3eit rtef er ben !66rern gu: v9aS 9ano beinz
BET ii6 in @efabr ulio perlan9t enttpeoer -Guer
2eben pber Gller Gelo!" SaS 1T 8atriptismus
BON ber re6ten Sprte, Der ii6 ni6t i9eut, nit
Der pifenen Sprade berau8Suriiden. Sabtnter
ltedt ut6t i9einbafter 2ug uno 8etrug, babinz
ter bldbt li9 ni9t Die elenbe 8lutIaueerei, bic
ben !&rteg nnr ais cine 0til6fub betra6tet, nm
li6 Su bereiaern, aber ben @udud barum 9iebt,
Oh jemals pas 2ano, baS Gplt unb bic Station
gerettet perDen. s.cI5 u
*9te v0tittelrb. 3tg." idreibt aus benz glm=
tie nfingen @ie mubr bas Spri6mort oGs
lit bO6 ni6t5 10 fem 9eippnnen, es tunmt bod
enbli9 an Die SOnnen," it, 5eigt folgenoer
Sail. Sn Der Staot @ldba6 peri6ieb Dor 4
Sabren Elm MarnbSae, wie eS iid jebt berauS=
felt, an elmer @ergiftlng 9eitprben 1T. MS
Sbdter bieies Gerbredens besei6net man Die
STRAIT Oes Geritorberen uno ieinen S9mieserz
ipbn. Ser Sdwiegerlpbn Der genannten 6rau
fol- in einem ~angetruntenen 3uitanoe na6 9auz
ie 9efommen iein; pOriber Die S6piegermtt=
ter ibren unriqen3 se3eigt baben fol-. Ser
S6wiegeripbn, ii6 in ieinem 8e6te 9Iaubeno;
Ia9te Der S9piegerlnutter int 5prnigiten Some:
rWpllen Sic mid per9iften, wie au9 meinen
Sdpiegerpater?" pprauf bann Die G6wtegerz
mutter 9eia9t baben ipu: n9u bait ia bod pas
Gift bel pr9t." Illnberufene batten li9 bur6
Den Iaut gefIbrten 8prtpe6ie[ am 6auie einz
.9efunoen, Die Bprte BON Der 8er9iftung auf=
g~efangen uno bierppn lofort An5eige gena6t,
%tuorauf Oann Die Nussrabung Der 2ei6e err
.fplste. 0fan bat ioglei6 Die Spurer Der Ser
giftung entoedt, mpna6 bann Die 8erbaftlng
OeS Sdwie9eripbneS perfigt prroe. Die SIM
gelueipe tpuroen na6 @ie5baoen sur 6entii6en
l1nteriu6ultg geianpt, lnO ipa bieielbe cine
ltdrfe Mrienit 8er9iftlng ergeben baben. +
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-21
Sele9rapbifdbe SCaoDrtcbten.
gert6tet FIR ben Baltimore Weder'
50. 0OngrcB Orr g5er. staafen,
M aihinatpn. %. Q[pI

- y " Wv *" <tRlt.
~Senat.- 0r. SCOT reidt cine 8~etitipn
Der @plsi6ter BON @ermpnt Elm in 8esug auI
cine grb6bung pes gin9ans3pl5 auf @pIe.
8erpprfen. 1884 - Hsta-atal5 1lsEs
: a9te Sill, elm Bureau fir militdril9e @ere6z
ti9feitSpfle9e 5l erridten, ipuroe auf gtntrda
Otr. Nilipns enlightenment. 9ln9enpmmen.
Die NrmeezS erpiai9un9sbdl tpltree baraui
.auf9enpmmen uno allie Nmenoements oeS Gpm=
n1itteeS tpltroen an9enpmmen. ae shFI
Der. Wilion beantra9te bas ENHANCEMENT,
oaB ale Nntperbungen in 3ufunft auf 5 lei
pper fir &riegsoauer lauten iolltea,
uno pab allie Sarbigen oenlelben Sob ipie
8eiBe empfangen loaten. Serner, baB allie aul
ben Nufrlf bonn Oftpber 1868 eil1gemuiterten
Sruppen bsnlelben Sub obne Interi6ieo Der
Sarben erbalten iolen. 9tngenpmnen. u9
= 0auS.- 9orbees erbielt Die Grlaubnib
Elm Selegramm ppn S. s. Sapis pprsulelen, in
tpeldem ertldrt wirO, baB Der nerli6e 8rief,
pelder i'm GpngreB ais BON lbnt an ben Gebell
lengeneraI Breckenridge 9erid,tet, ppraeleIen
puroe, ni6ts ais cine elenOe Sdli6ung gepelen
iei. ISL 1905 ts nd &c .uu1I IL
Slut Antrag Wtorrtl8 puroe bei6lofen, pab
bic Bill fur btrefte Steuern ioppbf in Der Wprz
gen ais in Der 9lbenOiisung beratbet peroen
iplle. .g11G Is
SaS Committee bradtei fem ENHANCEMENT
Dor, bab ale 9iquprbdnbler, pel9e in eineml
Sabr nidt fir mebr ais $4,000 pertaufen,
oappn $50 an Die Ser. Staaten ab9eben ioIen.
Ber iber $4,000 SpirituOlen pertauft miro
ais elm GrpbbdnOler ungeieben. sgnsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-21

seInen anbetm9ibt, pie er eS mt Der Samlla9s<
ooer SonntqQSieier, nit S6petneflet1 6el1en,
;srfteu II. (. NJ. baIten mill. 8enn es Die Srpm@
men fir cine Ganbe baIten, am Samltag Ober
Sonntaq cine S9ente 81 beiu6en, 10 ml6gen fte
in @pttes gtamen oabetm bleiben unb
Den S&ub Der Gelete a%nrufen, penn Sernanb
= ltno ndre e6 Der Satan lelber = 10 graft
iam iein lpate, lie SIT s~ptngen, I'm Sage ibre5
6errn einem tpeltlt6en Gersniigen nad5u9eben,
6ier SIT 9anb gilt, wen mir redt unterrt6tet
iino, oaS @eieb bes olten Strip, pel9e3 Seoenl
9%eltattet, ouf feline eigene Saigon elig 81
peroen Ooer CUR 66lle gu fabren = je na6
8eiieben, @enn Der quite Mtann mirtll6
glaubt, baB 9lue, pelde ben Spnntag nidt 10
begeben, wie Mpies ben Samltag sefeiert
baben wplte, sur 9DIe fabren miiIen, 70 mirO
er ppn pieler 6unberttaulenben 9eutl6en in
olelem 2anoe Die Nnt>pOrt bes brapen Srteiens
9erSpgs erbaIten - ndmlt6, Dap tie in olelert
unsIaubli6en Sale lieber in @eielIi6aft ibrer
ptelen lteben gnten Sreunoe, nit
nel6en 1e ii6 babeim I'M alten Satellano Oil
10 mun6em ld6nen Spnntag ibre5 9ebens bel
@ein, @e1ang unb anoern @Dttesgaben erfreut
baben, CUR 6Dle fabren, als nit ben iauert6pfi=
gen &Opfbdn9ern in ben t6imnel ein9eben ppl=
len. SIT e8 10, wie Die 6r6mmlet flrdten:
Wpblan, 10 werpen mir Die gauge quite beutl6e
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Sprl6 binterla6en bat:
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Die meitIid,en @pupern,ure.

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Der @puperneure BON Obip, SnOiana,
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etnen Sbel Oes Sobbotbtaqes, Ionoern Den
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bet ben Sag Deg 6errn, ben Sag, ipel6en @ut
felbit 9ebeiligt bat"
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felt bemerten, OaB ni6t Die 8tbeI, ionber,
Die Ser. st. Contribution oaS Oberite GeIeb bic
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Die p~Oaltdnbi9ite NelisiOns> unO GewiRensfrei
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