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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-07-04

Five bank officials, in Mobile, were poi
soned with Ice cream that had been made
III IA copper freezer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20
STUART g. 90.
"NEW YORK PRESS -,

No. Gl Broadway. New FORK CITY
New York. Nov. +, lsG7-Im.
GTATE or WEST VIRGINIA. srr.-At r,lss
) led iu the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court
oi Hardy County, on The FIRST Monday I'm Novefn-
Der, 1867. On The chancery side Of said CONT
Jonah OrndorH complainant
against
Catharne Meilonc, widow Of Archibald Ncli1pe
dee q and Eliza, james, Scott. lsaac. ana III
Ice, children ofsaid Archibald Nciionc de..d
defendants No VIZ
The object Of this suit IS % obtain n decd for
90 acres Of land, lying in the county Of HARDY
SOLD by Archibald Melonc. 10 bis lifetime 70 r,l3
painant said land being the undivided mo;cly
OF tract Of 700 acres held by james and kley-
amer Sierrett, and sold under q decree Of ,be
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah County. Virgipio
ana bought by said Mellone. And Il appe9r,n
~ @lnddyt that Caiharnc Mcllonc Wifog -
Arcnoald NeIlone, decd and Eliza. James
Seoil Isaac and Alice, children Of said Arcbi-
"%i9 Mclono dec d., arc not residents ofihe state
ol gu NIrgluia Il is ordrcd That they do an
pear here within one month after the duo rpL},
cauoh OF TINS order and do what Is nocc.sary a.
protect iheir interests in tbis suit Copy-Tcsrs
A. NJ. WOOD, G. q.
NOV 10 lSDr--lw. ICarr, r. o.
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interesting to Ladies'.

The following extracts are from the testimony
taken under oath, in recent case pending before
the United States Patent Office, upon the actual
merits of the GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE,
and its relative merits as compared with other
machines:
Mrs CAkoLINH L. PEARSON, 50 Court Street
Brooklyn, n lady who has had twelve years prac-
tical acquaintance with the leading Sewing Ma
chimes asserts That the Grover Il Baker Machine
is the best and gives the following reasons:
Q.-Among your acquaintances who have used
the Grover * Baker, and also other machines,
state whether or not the Grover & Baker is in all
cases known to you, preferred for family use.
Al suppose | Have compared my experience
with over five hundred ladies, and | never, except
one instance, found that they preferred other
machines to the Grover Il Baker, when they have
tried both machines
Q.-Wh"t are the reasons Of this preference?
Please state them fully and at large.
A.-Ihc principal reason, or one of the main
reasons is for the elasticity and durability of the
stitches the regularity and beauty Of the stitch
ON all fabrics alike. There are some machines
hich sew vccy nicely on certain kinds of work
that do not sow well on others. ] have never
found the fabric vet that the Grover 4 Baker Ma
| c'iinc5 VIII not sew IN the most beautiful manner
I J think ii does not take niure Ht,n half the time
to adapt or adjust the Grover 4 Baker Maegine &,
different kinds of work aui ffef ks than il docs
on auy oIheF machine. ] ,hirS the stitcl Is in-
valuable tufaniilies in fslrni iilsst sfgE
- u ,afin, &c i,s,i,+s s.,st Urfsa; ,Si ton
Mrs. JAKE aet'aRapy Wis b Dr AIeCreadg. Z
East I'D street, New YotH, says ~ nave ase
for nine yessrs Grover Baker Machine, aud uT
or It nave done all kinds of family sewing fo
the house, for my children aud husband, beside
great deal of fancy work, as braiding, quiltn
and embroidering. During all that time my ma
chine has never needed repair, except when ha
the tension altered, and it is as good now as
was the day bought it, am az
quainted with the work Of all the principal ma
chimes, including Wheeler & Wilson'S FinkIe
Lyons, Wilcox Gibbs, Ladd 4 Webster's IN
Florence Machines and Sloat Machines besides
number OF the $40 ones, and | prefer the Grove
& Baker TO them all, because consider the stitcl
more elastic. have work now in the hons
which was done nine years ago, which is sill
good, and have never found any OF my friend
who have used the other machines able TO say N,
same thing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20


SINGULAR SYMPATHY.-At Tho rooo,,,
agricultural fair held at Egg Uarbor Civ
N. a., there was very curious exemnjif'
cation of the affection Of a young dog Of the
spaniel species. 1t seems that on tho farm,
OF Mr.. il. Bullinger an old hen. sbortir
after Matching out a number Of bantam on3
guinea chickens, died, leaving The vonng
brood without maternal care and litcIv e
perish; a puppy dog, also belonging to
MIR. j., was lying asleep not far distant
from the tender little chickens. and one az
ter another they nestled around him and
by the warmth of his body were kent alive
1T seemed as though the canine rather liked
the company, and knew the wants of the
motherles7 chickens. lie curled himself IN
50 as to afford them protection, and from
that time he never forsool them. lie watch
cd over them by day, scratched gravel aud
sand for the little ones until they became
big enough to relieve him from this self
imposed duty. The dog and chickens were
exhibited in a cage at the fair. where thou
sands OF visitors saw them. The chickens
were now about half grown, and it was A.
musing to watch their movements. and il
was also interesting to observe the care evil
IDENTIFY manifested by their guardian for
them. Mr.. Bullinger says that the dog
watched over the brood faithfully by dav,
and slept with them in tn cir roost at NIGHT
and had never been known TO desert them
from The time they first nestled under him
for protection.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20
HICKS STEAM ENGINES

FH III subscriber is the authorized ,tt
Il in the Valley of Virgins, f,r d |
sale of HICKS STEAM ENGINES
PORTABLE &c Sta YIONgRT.
manufactured by the HEX Sfeul
Company of Delaware These En4
many advantages over all others n 8 8
They are cheaper than Other Fnss
less for repairs and fabrication, hau
points, occupy less space, consume
and cost less Tor transportation thNs
or Engines; the chief feature htig
intrinsic and nIatcLlcss simplicity E
retaining the entire principle and e,a
ihe best approved rcciprocatiug-ldae 2
gincs, and doing 40 whence 10 lhe f1
lions Of our most intcliigcn; rugum.
Ibis principle and action cannot De y.
led as long as the present mode o. 1.Fe.
ing steam continues, the details are y, 4
simpIIhcd thar the pis'oAS conHc,hd dim1
" Ia the cr0Dk ./orm he oDig mor,Hy pa
"e" Mcse vM he ,gi'Nd,rs cooy~o 7
/ ~thoie N1chmc This is done by ns
the pistons IF suitable form and au.rl
mcnt to enable them To perform aI.o "A
Offices Of valves aud cut-oas, di.pps,sgs
o"iy ~M HtcSe co3GriHgprcs LH piD 4
NE Hhoie 0rrag n roicc-cois, rreJ't',
ro~h sh"H, PochjngLorcs, Siiio. h'oI
cross hen3s, oAd errcrbpi oHorhmeph 1
crery hind, which they ncccssi'aie. q
action of the pistons Is alike simple anil e.
form, each being Slide valve f,r tie q
bcsi le IT, This Invention therefore f's
the most radical and entire change n
STEAM ENGINES
Which has occurred since the days n Wf
and enables the Company 10 offer ir'r
Machine, simple, compact, light, durla
accurate, economical in operation, ~
all comparison with tho past, aud ~ Go :.
original cost than ever before attained
For more full description Il iLi. d
invention, AID fpT numerous criia3'e
individuals, engineers and Coup,n.e' sb
have them IN use, send and ct Cirmar
setting forth the superiority Of f,e D
CINE, over al others manufactured in
country. Address, The subscriber at N'
chester, Va
j. GEO. HEST, Agcat
" lUrlCgtfr Iufv ia 1867
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20

D@5 Do not believe the man or woman
who tells YOU that be or she loves. and
cannot love but once One might as we'll
say that, because he loves partridges. he
can never eat anything else. Neither love.
friendship, or grief arc durable articles.
and 1t IS veil that they are not.
If people could love but 6nco. eor,b
would soon be dcsolatcd if friendship were
PROOF TO everything, we should often be
oDIged 70 follow our friends into very dis
agreeable places, and share in very discred-
liable transactions. Ifgrief lasted for life.
earth would be hell; aud there would be
70 n, need of the early and the latter rain.
A.,he love Of father sometimes, and that
% lher always, is iuextinguishable.
we have that is earthly that we
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20

This Institution was openened at Bomney,
1 Hampshire County, w. Va, ON the 23rd
Of September, 1867. 1t is a school designed for
male and female pupils
enable the student thoroughly to prepare himself
for the University of Virginia, or for any of the
Colleges, orlor the business of life.
Terms for Session of ) months.
l. Prepero,0ry Department Reading, Writing,
Spelling, Elementary Arithmetic and
Geography, Si2 90
?. Junior.--Arithmetic, Geography, En-
glish ''rl:nr N, Composition, Ele-
mentary Algebra and Geometry, ~ 90
3rd. Senior Mathematics, Ancient I.au-
guages, Principles and Practice of
English Composition, Natural Philos-
ophy, Mental aud Moral Philosophy,
History, &c, % 90
Spanish Languages-each, $40 90
Music, 20 90
Use of Piano oO
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Winter Session, 81 so
Summer "a / 90
Payment one halfin advance; the other a, the
No deduction except in cases Of protracted
sickness.
The entire school will he under the direc, SUI
perviSiOn and control OF the undersigned, PIN
cipal-vilo was educated at the University Of
Virginia
! Mis- BELLA ScnULIzE an experienced and wen
approved teacher viii probably be employed as
IN Assistant.
Board can be procured in private families, or
at the Institute, upon the most reasonable terms
The Principal makes reference to the Faculty
Of the University of Virgina-Rev, r.. l.. DAB-
NEY, ID. D., Rev. JOS r. WILSON, u. D., Augusta,
Ca, Rev. JNo. NJ. p. ATKINSON, d. D., Presiden
of lIampden Sidney College and Rev. WV.
BRowN, ID. D., Editor of .Central Presby terrain,
Richmond, Va.
JOHN c. DINWIDDIE, Principal
Romney, Sept. u, 1861.
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ENORMOUS CIRCULATION.

In order TO do this we shall do as follows:
$4,000 in sums of 500. will be distributed
through the first edition. To every given mum
Der Of papers 500 will be allotted. Every copy
Of The PRESS will be enclosed in n stout wrap
per. so that the papers containing the 2recnhack :
will not bc known by their external appearance.
aud all purchasers will have an equal chance for
The money and gifts
Besides the SlOO BILLS, orders will be enclosed
IN certain copies Of the edition for the FOLLOWING
GIFTS:
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r. ush horypwe,s i'm
car ~ iltss een1-gr his ear. He
i1as snsa --.~Frtser twisted himself into
tsspl's VAS q s. tssso it, but at length
Uniformed hls senpanion that he had for.
got.sa 'hst part of the trick.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20

James II. Powell Sheriff Of Hampshire county
Committee administration Of Sarah Parker decd
Joseph Parker Polly Parker, Tinuie Parker
Caleb levins and Ellen his wife and others, De-
PENDANTS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-20

Ma, if you viii give me a peach
VIII be a good boy No, my child, you
must not be good for pay that is not
right. You don't want me to be good
for nothing, do you?
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4" tHuHccrV.
The Complainant having filed an amended bin
in this cause claiming among other things that
the sum Of money claimed by him n the original
Till as due him from the estate Of Sarah parl or
dec d., was due for work done, and property sold
before the conveyance Of the land in said bill
mentioned by said Sarah Parker, that the deed
referred u in said amended bin was without VAL
liable consideration and therefore void ne ia CO.,
plainants debts and praying that the defendants
may he called on TO answer said amended Hill
And IL appearing that the defendants Joseph par
ker, Polly Parker Tinnie Parker and Caleb lev
Jos and Ellen his wife, does not reside in fbis
state II IS ord-red, That they do appear hero
within ono month after the due publication Of
this order and do what Is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit Teste.
CHAS. VI. TAYLOR, C. c. G. nc.
Nov. j, 1S67.-5w.
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SERIAL STORY

SERIAL STORY
OF the most brilliant character will be common
ccd in the first number.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
VIII be entirely original and of the most attrac-
tive style and nature
The great expense and labor involved in this
enterprise render it necessary that Sc should
start with an
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The PRESS win be an embodiment of the spir-
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Each department will sparkle with the genius
OF me most eminent writers of the day
An original
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X our arrangements to live.
forget that we have also
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GTATE or WEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT
- rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire County, on the last Monday
in October, 1867.
John Parker, Complainant,
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SiIverware, &c. No Dollar Jcwclry. 80 C.-l
worth less than Ten Dollars.
THE PRESS
will he mailed 90 any address upon the rc clint
OF price, Ten Cents or eleven copies IT,. 81
twenty-thrcc for ~, and sixty for i,
Address
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;, Es-A doctor in England advcrtises in
,,de, papers that he has removed to n resi-.
06Is near the graveyard, &c sise srszssr'
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No Cl Broadway. New FORK CITY
New York, Nov s. IsGT.-Im.
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9erdussebsr q sJpbn gfabi,,.
5rsitas, ben % 9iObealber 1867.
GtlitdNd.


Infer sta4barIano Canada III aiehf
Observation-Disclosures aftGnslaabsio bers>
lid jiberbriiifist 6abies 4bena3eitpuutt,
iuo es f6 nit Den Ser. t9tdaten GER
binbe1 tann5 NIT SeHnfa4t enfgeaen<
fieBt.aep @an Bat III ENGLAND fortpa5<
renb INIT Der anberoroeutI6en 2oDa<
Iitatl Gauahas geprabH unb4 rbieielbe
ais lsldusenOea 8sweis fiit bic .gSpret
trefti@tsit britif9sr eotoaiaIS get<=
tpaltang, sepriffsn j,,lne bsnno6 ober<
Iangen bic 8elpobner, BON berielben
bortreffli5en Germaltung befreit sa
perben9 nn6 baben an Die S0ntsin bon
England eine 9etition abeeian6ti in
tueI9erss beiet:ai a;1ta'iLt 5..'i ' -.
gBir ihtterbreiten untertbanigit Der
8etra6tlns, Sbrer &Onisliaen 0qiss,
fiat bic leil,sisen @afreseI, weI9ef
gBObIfane. I'M ainiere Sdlder surad>
brineen FAM G llantiidl: >baB Sbrer
Maieifat Nesierpits llns unberslslibr
Der idWeren &5gaben fur bas, Seer
ron 8eamten entbebeu tlunb cine
Salnpfer<2inieu mad @ana6a erridten.
min, bamit Gmisrauten bon Gnslanb
uns erreidea tbnnert, nnb ferret baB
Sbre Maieitdt pie s6ulDep Der Coz
Ionic iibernebme, oOer uns 9eitatte,
elm She'll Der Sereil.iste,t Staaten gu
mer6en." als',ie@
@a6 elmer ipeiteren &mtsdblung Der
llebeI, unter tuel6en sic GoIonie su
leiOen bat, miro fdlieBlidb benaerft:
vllnfer SanbeI unb aae uniere Sc.
iddfte bertniipfen uns 10 4innis nit Der
bena@barten ameritanifden 8eb0ltes
runa DAP mir feline an6ere praftifbe
SIIfe fir uniere geseniuartisenS duies |
risteiten ieben, ais cine 8erbinouns
nit benieIben, es iei oenn, bab Sbrer
Maietat Sfesiernns uns bilft ipie
oben bemerft." ..
9as 1T 6eutIib genug seiproden
uub mir bermutben, 0ab England lire
GoIonie Iisber ss5ens Ia1en tuirb, bnb
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ienen 5o9ter Iieber trennen miro, ais
bon Dem SelOe, ipel6es bieielbe gu |
ibrem srOBeren Comfort besebrt.
Sreie SanoeIss uHo Sreunbldafts.
bertrase stuii@en ben berldieoenen
2dnbern iinb natiirlider unb melt Dor,
tbeiIbafter, ais bas beraltete Colonial
SpFeu, mas nur 10 Ianse einen CHM
bate, ais es ben Yioniercn Der @ibi>
Iiiation, ben &niieolern IN bon pilben
8oItsfdmmen beipobnten 9anbern
S@us gu setpabren, iiu0 ie bonn
NfutterIan6e aus nit ben SlotbnenSigs
feiten oes cibiliFrten aebens al bers
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NIP aber gu GnOe iit, foIlte aud oas
Abbansisteits Serbaltnib Der eotonie |
bonn MutterIanoe sleidseitis NIT aufe |
b0ren. ,xe t.,,,5slfI{ 4s.k.lt,ssCz |
Serr Seiuaro iuiro ie6enfeHs Gin
Sreubenfeit feiern, iuenn Snfel Gam
feline DOmdne auf cine 70 uniebnIide |
8eiie bergroBert. r
.,--, IL 70 IL es-- ..tft4 fe.eFes.t={sass
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MeaiSilliide. galtaHatg
iGG ,s!szqNasaHor MAR $50 ii
ttniperfit6t pom S6afbniae.
Gurus bon 1867 7

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Der regeimdBise 2ebrrG uriRs ,pire am }.astaf, i
Grftea Mfentae ina Sfopentber 1857
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Der unfbeteiterbe Gatfts itirb am y 5te i 3D. M
bauern. aegeImdbige gorlsflnsep pabrsnse .eieisnt
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Gebibren. ,.5...s,t :.
9fdets fir ben sanse, guri,is !!!!s!.1' si05:g0
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@ebiibren beim @rabuireIl s.............. $3.50
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Sspet, Soipitaer p,uben tirsIi9 in per Stabt tdbs
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aus eiter 8eu6iferuitG pom 5000 8eIuptuern utfo
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"SeIe9rapbiftbes."

- Sn feiner Summer bonn is. B..
0. bat iib Der y Selesrapb" in SnOias
napolis auf cine @eiie iiber uniere sic
&usweiiuns GINGER Surner aus benz
Cincinnati Surnberein betrefense VIM
fidt ausselprOden, ME fe fid fiir 9 e
bilbete, mi gutter 9ebenss
art betannte &ebactemre
f6Ie6terbinss nidt faidt. 8snn Die
Serren slauben, bab iie bonn boben
8ferbe berab 81 anbren 8Iattern reben
tonnep, 10 irteu Re sans eritaunIi6,
oenn iie buben bas 3tus basu nod
ni6t, mas ,fe ,berebtietes aaf iot6e
bodt0nenbe @eife gu fpre4en.
g8enn man dnerer Qeute 2ogit nidt
beriteBt ODER nidt besteben mil, 70
fOIst 6ardns nod feinesipe9S, baB bic
islbe uourdlO@ert" 1T uno rSopIser>
breGen" bat uns bic sanSe Sade
iueniser beruria6t, ais benz Sele9ras
pben. llnire 2osit 1T einfad bic, oab
siemanO elm .@e4t bat, irgenb einen
3uans eesen feinenl Mitbirser anss
sni6en, uno 6a oer Surnberein fein
politiEder club II, foniiiIsn @aitslie<
Der berf5ie6ener pOIitifder Yarteisn
an 6emSelben Sheil tebnlen1 t5nmen.I
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GilrDpGifcbe S6a6ri6tetl.
q orb 6enti .AI anD.

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serneinen Slqgsen@ unb gaIut. 8esles
ment bonn 6.tSuIi 1863 sfnb CUR Sub
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Stadfs : 'Sahrsetssn, aud fanlntIide
Marins etabtilIements, .6eituugsa auo
Sorts, ionic ale StaatssebduDe, kke
tere ieoed nit Der Mabsabe beredtiet,
oaB in ben Safenesten ole Gsbaube 6er>
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bsionbere 9l6seiasn oorgsfariebett finD,
oieie Sbseiden su3uflseu baben. Oie<
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fiibrt ian6 beifebea |: sis8 oaAiA
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6abrsease, alotpie fur bic bon Der fdnias
li9en Narine gemietbsten, in bier 70 4
then NIT ben Gpisrti segeneinanbrr ges.
febrtn 9lnfetni bsreif Saatin9e Die a
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bIansn glnisr stuifden Oenrotben8 u6.r
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3. SIR Die @ofl9iffs in eineitt seIs
ben 8ofborn. siaf' - sl9 ..5 si'sl . =
& 4. Sur Die Observation-Disclosures In 2
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Seine beIfen au f0nnen. q
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Dem teresten Gufiab bes EeIeerapben
8efinDen baben, III bas @leidniB nit
Der fatbolif9en Stride. nMfan fam
es ibr ilidt libel nebmen,@ fast Der
raoifaI republifaniibe telegraph"
bon SnOianapolis, SnOiana, Ser.
5taaten bon @merifa, oaB iie feline
,seker" in ibrem S@oobe ouIoet."
8raboi Oas beiBt ben giasel auf Oen
.&opf setrofIsnl &eser 1T betanntli&
Elm Sober, Der es f6 berauSnimmt,
li6 cine anOere Inli6t bon Der s@elt<
oronung gu bilben, ais iuie es Die al
steinfeligHtadeHoe STRIDE borfdreibt.
Bir bermieben in unirem SluflaB oas
Bort aeserseri5t neil IS einen gu
gebdfiisen' 8laa9 bat, ObpObI es uns
tporidwebte, ba aber Der telegraph"
bas GleidniB felblt auffelt, 10 accep<
tiren mir es beiten8 unb bemerten ba>
81, babppir eben gesen ale &eberees
.ridte eifern uno ipreden iper6en, 70
lanse, Der Ntbem nod eins uub aus
gebt, Oielelben mosen in fatboliiden
r&ir9en ODER in Eurnpereinen abae<
balten iuerben. gSlr iuoIlen feline
Dosmetl ber8ei6 rieben baben, fopbern
.Ielbt urtbeileA unb penn seser cine
,Rlatferm selaabist pirb,i asf ipel6er
t8ekereeri9te 9ebalteu iperben um6 bies
1eIbe briat our6 Die f9aft Ser SlnSen
elm, 70 lit es iuabrIid nidt .i6abe ba.<
rum. lSpl6e EIatformeH nelnlid,
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ter9osif@h geSinimert Z iai E34 -.
!. gSefn aa4 gereine, Die Dem ame<
rifaniiden Srtuetbuno ,angeboren, ii6
apf Die semeini4aftItde 8latfor,u 81
.teaeni babens 10 ntitB es5Sem ein4
5 eIn5e,n Mtt stiieoibo6 iiBerfaTen
bleibelr, gu enti9sibtn,l fpte melt feline
Politlf9en Anll4ten es ibm gffatteR,.
nit etnem Sereinet'SN seben, Der auf
Der 8rmoas s@latform itebt. @rtreme,
sfaPre9eln etltes Ser 'tt 9ege1, Nf CT
9lteeer t''eldle rd rldf 81 peM Stanoaz
puntte erbobep baberl, nm aleH Wens
fdend slel9eo &e9te einsuraaneii,,
iperoea 1tets ialaro oas,t oieneH re IN
ibrer por9efabtett Mein1llns 81 befar>
ten, tpebreHo eltte pelebrenpe Hnp re
formatorifbes Glntpirf,lng3 oes Bereins
ieSenfaIls before prafttfde Sfeiuitate.
ersieten piIroe. i.iIi sio ..e 1,'i . =
: 8ir 'baben sur @enilge oar9etbau,
Dap mir ,raOifal in unirer politiiden
Nfeinuns iinb, mir baben Die 8aifirung
oes sfeseritimmre9tes our6 unfre
Senneflee sesislatur auf Oas Sebbaf<
teite nlEntterflst .pnO Die giinfabruns
oelleteen gfrenotg besrnRt, aber Dsr lfno
AUD sugtetG 10 traottaE UNI sflentaiio
gu serfesern ioelder oieie Gnltbt Der
sa9e ntdt init iins tbetlt unb eineit
seben bas aedt gu aonnen, ieins'
Meinung iiberaa aupertbeiSisen; mir
bemaben iirs, Inn @egenfas gum D@in>
rinnati Snrnbereir" uno Dem Saoias.