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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

A Most REMARKABLE FATHER ANI
SoN.-A most remarkable case ot
consanguineous affection and sym
pathy is that of father and sor
living in the adjoining county oil
Fleming. The father is about forty
five years of age, and the son is not
yet twenty. When one has any
complaint the other is similarly af
fected. If the father has the head
ache, the son has it at the same
time; if one suffers with the tooth
ache the other also suffers with it
when one gets cold, the other gets
it also; and so it goes on through
all the catalogue Of ordinary com
plants.
But yet more remarkable still is
the similarity of their appetites,
temperaments and general actions.
What one likes and eats, the other
likes and eats; and what one dis
likes and won't eat, the other dis
likes and won't eat. If one becomes
angry, or gloomy, or happy, to the
same degree and at the same time is
the other angry, or gloomy, or
happy. They sneeze at the same
time, sleep at the same time and the
same number of hours, and, the
most remarkable of all, they dream
at the same time, and the dream of
one is the same as that of the other.
We might go on and enumerate
many other instances of the rela
tionship existing between this father
and son, though the above are suf-
ficient as showing how strange and
remarkable that relationship is
Carlisle, KY, .Nercury.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

Nor POSTED IN H1sToRY.-A
youthful applicant for certificate
to teach school presented himself
before the experimenting School
Committee of a town in Maine, and
after having answered correctly
several questions in Mathematics,
he was asked-'In what year did
Columbus discover America ?'' The
young man paused, scratched his
head and replied, ''Well. Mister,
you've got me noww "Was it be-
fore or after the birth of Christ %
continued the committee man. The
youth spent moment in thought,
and then raising his huge fist and
striking it upon the desk, exclaimed,
"Tow've got me again, by thunderr'
The certificate was not granted.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24
M Some DAYS aeo a resolution

~ Some days ago resolution
was introduced in the Lower Branch
of the Tennessee Legislature to sell
the portrait of General George H.
Thomas, hanging in the State
House. General Thomas, has writ
ten aletter to the Speaker of the
House, stating he will refund the
amount paid for the portrait, and
also will return to the present. Leg
islature the gold medal voted him
by the last one in commentator Of
his victory over the rebels at Nash
vile in 1864. go
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

consider the ordinary translation of
the Bible correct or safe one, and
do not regard it as book to be
read without especial care and com.
ment. Now, these Jews and these
Christians are American citizens
with all their rights, and they are,
therefore entitled to be defended i.l
perfect religious equality and free
dom. But they are not so, if they
are made to pay taxes for schools
in which their children, as they
think, are exposed to sectarian in
fluences. We must insist. therefore,
that an obvious objection shall be
removed.
But nobody should be deceived.
The objective point of the hostility
of the Roman Catholic priesthood is
not the Bible in the schools it is the
schools. CA Catholic Priest
writes on the 25th of November to
the Boston Adverttser:: catholics
would not be satisfied with the pub
lie schools even if the Protestant
Bible and every vestige of religious
teaching were banished from them
them =. They will not be taxed
either for educating the children of
Protestants nor for having their own
children educated in schools under
Protestant control" They assert
that all education which is not tech
nically religious is irreligious; and
they do not allow that there is any
pure religion but that of their
Church. Consequently, if you
would not educate children to be
atheists, they say, to their followers,
you must not send them to the pub
lie schools; but you must insist
upon our share of,the public money
for our schools.
Here, then, is the exact ground
upon which to fight the battle.
Don't leave them an honest sectari-
an objection. Free the schools OF
every thing against which this kind
of opposition may be fairly urged.
and then stand fast upon the princi
pie that the public money shall not
educate the people in the private re-
ligious faith Of the teachers. The
great duties of love to God and
man, the beauty of holiness, the
sweet magic of charity, all that is
noblest in human aim and truest in
human life, do not appear in a cere
monial ana hollow reading of 6
chapter in the Bible; and it is not
true that such ceremony gives, as
many suppose, religious character
to the school instruction. 1t does
nothing whatever but furnish a wea.
pom to the enemy, and to make the
best Of books tore to every child
That the better public opinion oi
the country is coming very rapidly
to this conclusion is everywhere
evident Nor would there be any
apprehension whatever of the result
of the struggle at any point, if il
were not for the fact that we stated
in beginning, namely, the danger Of
ignorance. The Democratic chiefs
count upon the support Of the
Roman Catholic population for rea-
sons that are plain enough. The
demand Of that element of the party
will presently be division Of the
public school money. The Demo
cratic chiefs can not resist; and We
shall thus have an organized politi
cal party working cautiously to ti.at
result. But let US understand ex
actly what the schools are and fol
what intended, and we need not feal
the issue.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

~ Frank Blair gives the bulk
of the Democratic press a heavy
blow, in a remark to a Democratic
Club in New York few days ago.
He said "anyhody who thinks
Grant is fool is more likely to be
fool himself.''
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24
THE secret of the hannv heart i,

The secret of the happy heart is
keeping near the Master. Christ in
the heart, constant guest, can it
help rejoicing? Christ holding the
hand, Christ making the path, Christ
lead the disciple, can there be room
for melancholy? Can troubles
press heavily that are day by day
and night by night rolled into the
olden scpulchre beside the cross
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24
How the Devil was Caught.

A good many anecdotes have ap-
peared in the papers of late, of the
Hard Shell Baptist, and we have
given place to some of taem, not
because of any want of respect for
the denomination, but for the humor
contained in them. AS an evidence
Of our disposition to deal with all
alike, we give the following, picked
up few days ago:
"Parson Larkin, a worthy but Sc
date old divine of the Methodist
Church, met in the road Joe Fink, a
neighbor, who had neither the fear
of God, his Satanic Majesty, or any
other being before his eyes, and
whose love cf fun was only equaled
by an unfortunate impediment in his
speech, viz, suffering.
"Good morning, Mr. Finks," said
the parson, as they met and reigned
up their horses.
"G-g-g good morning p-p-p-par-
son. replied Joe.
"Any news % quoth the parson.
IN n-n-news.? w-w-w why hain't
you h-h-h-heard it p
mo, what is it ~
"W~w-w why they &C &C caught
the devil in our neighbor h hood
last nightr'
"You don't say so! Howr'
"R-r-r-run him into w-w-w WELL"
"Ah! How was he got out p
eff f. -fished out! How"
"T-t-t-took a b-b-big hook and
IL line and b. b. -bated it with P-p-p-
presbyterian"
s'Did that catch him %
I'm n n-no-the d d-d-devil only
smelt of him a l-l-l-little but w-w-w-
would not bite"
"Then how %
''B BIB -baited him with B b-b-b-
babtist.''
"Did they catch him with the
Baptist p
''N-n n-no-he n-n-n-n-nibled at
him and w-ww- wouldn't take hold"
"What did they try next -
s'T- T-t-t-tried MIMI m methodist,
and the d-d-d-devil g-g-g-grabbed
him Hike TIT trout would m
MN -minner.
"That'll do, Mr.. Finks. Mind
the devil don't catch you," said the
parson, by way of admonition, as
he rode off.
"N-n-n-no danger" replied
Joe," 81 a-a-aint a Methodist, and
the d-d-d-devil don't TIT take any
o-o-o-other sort"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

The BIBLE1N ScHooLs.--The New
York Tablet, the leading Roman
Catholic paper in this country, says ::
"The school board of Cincinnati
have voted, we see from the papers,
to excluds the Bible and all religious
instruction from the public schools
of the city. If this has been done
with view to reconciling Cathol
to the common school system, it's
purpose will not be realized. 1t
does not meet, nor in any degree
lesson, our objection to the public
school system, and only proves the
impracticability of that system in a
mixed community of Catholics and
Protestants; for it proves that the
schools must, to be sustained, be-
come thoroughly goddess. But to us
goddess schools are still less accep-
table than sectarian schools, and we
object less to the reading Of King
James Bible, even in the schools,
than we do to the exclusion of all
religious instruction. American Pro-
testantism, of the Orthodox stamp,
is far less evil than German infideli-
ty."
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

It is winter, put on your winter
gown.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24
yusiuess 9irestprp.
MARBLE HALL.

r.,prpT q GsBACON, dealer in Foreign and
"A Nmerican Marble, and manufacturer 9
1Iornmentss Tombstones, Manteis, Cabinet
slams Shelves, &c Upper SandusKy, ". ~4-N
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

So M'KELLY q HOYT,
A TTORNEYS AT. LAW, Upper Sandusky,
"A ohio. ONCE in M'Kelly's Block, up stairs,
Main street. Ioa~ MoWr
r M,kELLY. n N. nv -
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24
DIR. J. ROSENBERG,

>rrrCE 4 RESIDENCE, One Square North
y. " 10y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

DR.. G.. T. MCDONALD,
>uysTCJkN a. SURGEON. Office with DR..
i Cressinger, over Beery's Store. WIN al
ten,irnromptly to all professional calls.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24
ss'ysaapt du. &spablif'ats| ~
TERMS

One year,
ei 4 months, -ras -.ts =
d No naperwill be discontinued u ntil all ar
earares arepaid Single copies five cents.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

Memory presides over the past /;
action over the present. The first
lives in a rich temple hung with
glorious trophies, and lined with
tomhs; the other has no shrine but
duty, and it walks the earth like a
spirit. =
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-24

1t is marvellous and beautiful to
observe how various are the voices
of Free Grace. 81 am thirsty"
says one. "Come to the waters"
she cries. 81 am hungry" says
another. s'Then eat We that which
is good" she says, "and let your
soul delight itself in fatness.' s.But
1 am poor, and have nothing to buy
with" Come, buy wine and milk
without money and without price"
"We are weary" sigh the laborers
in the sun-beaten fields: "Come
unto me- breathes her answer, like
a breeze from the waters, 'sand I
will give you Iest.'' 'sCast thy
burdens on the Lord, and He will
sustain thee" she whispers to the
pilgrim ready to faint on the high
way. ssBehold the Fountain she
whispers to the. pilgrim ready to
faint on the highway. s'Behold the
fountain" she cries to the guilty;
s.the fountain opened for sin and
uncleanliness."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
9eSet! QcSet!

llnttrssi6netrr bat icrbrn zine neue 9u6bane-
lung uub etibblblictbtf in @scrs pfsiTsr'S Saus
1T ber Gsbarlfraee cr6hnet, alp0 i'd auf Sanb
balte ale Sprttn Bon YibtIn, ppn ben srSBtsn
bis su rem fleinlsn, has reur 3eitamrnt, Spbann
arnbt'S pabreS @briitsnbum unb hs1rn para-
fiessartlrin, 8rieerit Starf'S @ebutbuh, Giirf
aus GaSib's Saus, 5or's 6rifiidss NGrteribum,
eutbrr'S 9rbcu, teIIsn Sausppifille unb Grmmenr
tar, grsbisttiider allsr Scrten, Gtiansbii6sr
fir SrrIdiecene Airden, Mulif6ittr fir sinsn
tsutid,sn Gbpr, Graii-, 1aufr unb @rnfrma-
tiensl6sine, ferner Or. &aprebt's Der arst ais
Sausfrsunb, amerifanil6e DplmetI1er, Brief
teller, beutlde unb snsiide ShuIbi6er ieter
grt aud Shrsibpaper, 8inte, 8rSrrr, Brief
epuSertt unb gpfmnrfsn.
3usIsi6 babe i6 cine esibtibliptbrf erBHnet
no i6 ale Sprten llnterbaltunss-git auf
Eager baltic unb lis benz teutlbeirnbsn publifum
anbete, peIde id, renn 1T gutter Srtnuna sssen
cine ssrinss gersiituns ipieber ;urid nebme.
SD babe mid, aud ter Nsfntur Ssidircrntr
3eitunsen iinterScsrn.
Daruni, meine hsutI6en 5rtunte unb 2ants<
ltutr, fcmme Giner, lommt 9lae! es III ftin
Manssl an llnterbaItuns. Sscsn Wpnat ptrhsn
bic 8ihsr in ber Qsibbibliptbsf bur6 neue erltbt.
1Sms0 Satpb BupeL I9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
OcS
Gin0es magil6er S6lummersSDrup,

unir urfn Gub nGmIid:
aUEf Guba nSdHts mig
has saIs nfebsn unaufbrI9 Sdrin
Dh tins ane ntm 3a
Vnfr itnbautt Smbilm
mfnt gtast bat NIT hem sanRsln G nq s8nm
aa Niht BE bru9t
ntbt gehguns
@eunSbet m ftate
bic F@ bic 3ungang gubums emdten
IN
Grittrune
unb fanm aHtrra sstnu6fu
preis: Geut
3ursta ron I. G. peunpd, GR ., ptaatIpba,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Wari6aQ= =Serfanf
bon ,pertbsollem 0runS Seisentbum

BON tpertbDcllem Oruneci9entbmnt.
Su Golss tines Grsfuticnstsfebls, ausatftlt
Bon hsr Mayprs Court her Stabt SCRANTON unb
mir 3ugefeQt, tpirb am Dittppd ben "a. Rdra
1869, nm 10 llbr gcrmittaes, in hem Court
bault babitr bas na6folssnb bri6ritbtne Gistn-
tbum gum VHsntIi6sn gtrfaufe ausssbpttn ipcr>
Zen, nGmIiG:
aa' bic fplstntsrma6ti ts1Gristsns Pcitr,
parjear cher Stiid eanb, eelssen In ttr 8. Ware
etr Staet Scranton, 9u;trnt County, pa,
brsrsnjt tpit fclst n6nilid: nprbSRIitt Srn 9ada-
pdnna assnut, liieSftIi& ppn Vote bss patrid
S'Sard, iioptfi6 BON ttr Sail Hoab alley,
unb ncrbwefli5 BON elmer alley; II ettpa 50
6ub 5rcnt an beIaeter 3adaipanna Asenue,
tbtnicsiel ant bintfren Gntt an Der Rail Roab
9lary unb stpa 100 S5ue titf sntbaIttnb 5000
Guabratfub, fti baiIrlbe mtbr petr psnissr. III.
les anstbaut nit tinsm erObsu 3iiSdistH Bad
ffrinefbiuht, nit Safsment unter bemitlben, nit
tinem In i3immer setbeiIien DaGraiimt cbtn.
Das Saltmtnt Der trffr, ;ipritt unb brittle Stcd
iinb Der sansen 5irff (ednst) bts pauIes mad
nit einer Yafifsinpaub in br Mittt BON tinan-
ter seI9ieeeu. Rrbf btm 8ttt stbn S}ub 2ano
por BEN 8sbaubt an briaettr ASenut fir S&au-
fenlsr, piaua, atatrrauu, @spSbe u. f. 10. ,u
bfnuBfu.
Dpit 8rlbIds bsIest unt In Grrfutipn stnpni.
men auf bic aldsr pom g. 9B. Carlton efgsn 3.
gS. 9unstr unb 5. 9. Spuss.
MaribnIIs Sffrr. SuaniUn, 2. WSri 60.
.. RaIlin, RarldaH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18

BS So! fur ben SSeften. - DIR
hHttrlsi9nsts niadt bisrmit bic srsebsns anssise
sab or BON bsutissn Datum an I'M StanSs IT,
na@ Ssm Bsfsn auspanbernbe gsr1cnsn nit
Dur6tidsts mad irssnb sinsm punfis srrmittrlIf
esr "eass Sbprs unb Ri&isan Sputbsrn Giisn-
babn" su Ssricrssn. Dies III bic tiaisFs, tirsf.
t'Fe uHb bsIisbtsfis aaer Rcuien mad benz gBs.
FEN. auspantsrsr mad tsr WliiTpuri GulUnie
psrbsn bic prsifs auf tisisr eins isbr su ib,rm
ScTtbtil Tnstn. NPan frase mad in Der psIiIi.
9tn Dampfi4iif- unS Giienbabn- assnhir BON
u. Stspart pUttsr (gla9foIssr Spn g. 8.
SBaIisr), Nc. 2O5 eadapanna assnur, i3immsr
2o. 1, pbsnauf. ffm,3p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Sob ben Miirmern.


Gbu 9ns
bnfd
g$t snssns @n .nseanfr unt uSnadshf auay app gadn
tpIt anfGae une 8rdmpf
Qep's pflan3 gS Gpnftfte
srhtm
@dtsd
gane fsam bic euR SPn pdbmb S&ummm
Tahb 7
9tp's
fsHt gIff amhTn Gubrf 6Gf&
2fp's Nurm- Gpnfefte
shsn nSt bios bic gaTms snssn aud bic a9sn Fs ir Gnta
Sife 3tr etfm unb dbf
btatmt her
Gum @ntuf td apUbarn '
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
g Sfarh.

Am Z. Mar, in Scranton, Sugiue, Spdbter
bon Simpn Straub une beIen Gbsfrau, I'M gI-
ter Son Sabrsn, 2 Rcnaten unb 81 5aetn.
Nm 9. Rdra Sebann @tprss, Spbn ron
Stmen Straub unb ttlItn Gbefrau, int gIIttr
BON 13 Saprsh Rpnaien unb Saseu.
Die titftttriibten Gltern lfattsn biermit alen
Denitnistn, ptIGf bem 9tsrdbniB hitirr bsiten
Stinbsr bfitrcbnten, ibrtn tiffinnisfsn 0anf ab,
leptt grtunbtn une Ssfanntsn fur bic ;abrei6sn
eiitissn 8Crfsbuns ssfaaen, fs Dor abnli&en
i4mtrjli1fn priifuHsen ~ btpabrrn.
Die trausrnben 5tnterbIiebenrn,
Sfmpn Straub, unb GamiIie.
@m t3. MGrL In WiIfesbarre, 8ubcIpb,
Sebn aus srlfsr Gbe BON pbiIipp Ha6bar unb
Stitn Strf. Satin Spbanna, stb. S6aIf, I'M
Alifr Son IL Sabrsn unb II 5aesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
S@peiterii@er
0riitliz

9a nun fslbiscr in IrBtrr GerfammIuus ppn
elmer Inlabl Witslisber rGnlfiuirt unb felIen
bauptia6lider 3wef llntertisuns in Sranfbeit
unb Stsrbefdasn if Ir ldbtn mir biermit alle
bier in Seranton unb llmsrbuug pobnrnern
S6wrissr bGiIihlt tin, Der nG9ifen SiBuns
Samifa pen 90. NGr1
N6eneS nm 8 llbr, in Gbas. 8attenber9S Srtel
bsSuprbnfn, rrisItit biz Statuitn ;ln Ginli6t
ScrIissen.
9m Tamen tts Gsrtiu6,
.......- Ter 8rraane.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18

ecnscn, l3. Mar,. Der 5000 ron
Mcntpsniisr srflart, rab sr mid dauf rem
fpaniiGen Gbrcn rsFettirt. SIDE er ie.
bod gum SSnis erpd6lt wsrrsn, j warre
sr Die SrOne anneRmen, bod iinftt sr
nt3t Sab bic 5ra9e ieinsr ghbl gum
gOrwanbe zines 9irssrtrisse sema&t
tperbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Sau! 8aQ!!

gu hem am Siter- r-Mpntag ben %.
MGr3 ~ mrinem Benefit in 5ranF Sfitftr's
Sallr lfattfinbenben Bale late i'd hermit ale
6reunbe uno 8sfannte, Ioipie bas beutldr pu.
blifum iibrrbaupt adtunssppa elm unb fiige bic
8srF6rrlne tel, baB es an Nidts feblen pirb,
I'm bic perebrten SsluGtr sufrirbsn ;u itrllsn.
Giniritt 80 Gents.
gBittwe e.Stabl, piastpn asr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18

Das flinst fuif unmSslid bae &c.
ssnmdrtis ni6t msniser ais 8 Yrin,en
unb 9rinssfIinnsH aus Dem bauIe Der
Bcurbcnen fh In Yaris btfnen. Gpd,
III tsm 70.
Oas nsuruiffde 8ohdsnrSerr,
ipsl6ss in 9sFarabisn anscfeslt III, pirb
in Solss zines ppm &aiIer am 5. Dc,ems
bsr .. 8. tefitistrn 8eidrabs @utaG-
tens aufselDif 'unc bic sanje bep6lfsruns
8ebt tn bic Gipilperwaltuns her.
- @eneral 5Slastn, Der Fcee un9a-
rifae 8slSterr unb patriot. ett in Ri,Sa
pcn elmer tIsinen Yrnlfon, n<te itm bic
PrsubifGe 8esisruns oustrsiblt.
Dem i'm Spatiabre sufammentreten.
ben GcnsiI icl, ruit man nit Srlfimmt9rit
wifsn nil, Elm gcri6las sur asnberuns
Der papifpaRl ocr9slest psrben. Der
nsus Yapif fca ndmIi6 fiiuftis fGpn tti
9sbSsiten bes resiersnten srpatlt wsrten
unb bel befsn 6intritt icfUrt bic 8ssie-
runs iibsrnsbmsn.
- Der iunSs S6nis guppis pcn Sai.
srn BAT feinem rufliGsn S&ab Gin nit
Diamanten sef&midtes 5aIsbanp, MEL
Dies 100000 @ulten fcifet, gum @sIdent
ssma&t. (Dsr @ittsIRanb tann basD
: SIN esip,is wuros bsi I6Snfsm
sBstter Der brittle 6ffsntliAe GarneYal Be-
sansen unb waren ossbalb msbr Srsmpe
anptisno alt bel rsm sroSen peuti6en
Surafeif I'm Sabre 1863. Dur& Ser.
taufsecrlc, Sun ltreitereireus, 6tppUbrpm,
8snnbabn, @absnlUttsrie, atblstenbure
(pis bsrabmte 2urnerIdaft qsip,iss), car.
ntSaIifiii&es 59eatsr almpitnisrs nab
rsnb bes srubarti0en Gef,usss II. T. no,
Gass BON Dilsttantsn prd6tis aussefiibrt,
wurben piele Saulenp 3taler fir bic ary
men srprrben. Sm Circus purben ron
BEN 8raft'ldsn Sportpsrein pislelecn
8anfe aus9sfabrt, rie bti 8ens. Die
SCrnsbmfsn perfcnen, 5srrn unb Da-
men, bilbtten bic Sillstrure II. (. NJ. au6
bas Sbeatsrfiid mar nur ;u hisism 3ped
9epihtet unb purpe Don Dilettanten aus
ssfiittt. eeip,is f6wamm ir earnepali-
ftif&sr Seli9feit unc Rem 6ef,u9 jutelten
Snnterttauience su. Ger llif rauerte
Disr pcae Sage, mo er bann in Der ,Ssls
Nalspartus" begraben wurte.
= aus Mannbetm fpmmt uns nun
bic srfreuli&e Ha6ri&t pab bic 9arssr
tiirSIit iber bic atI&afuns rss 8sIisirns.
untsrri&tss in ben gpItslaulrn abfimm-
ten. Die gbfimmuns fano am 2S. unb
20. Sanuar ltatt. slm sriten Gage Itimms
ten bic Satbpliten unp bic prrteltanten
iiter ben ScrI&las al unb sS temGdtiate
fd ter ean,sn SesSltsruns cine art ron
frsubiSer rebsrraf&un9, ais am atrnb
bislte 9ases es iia bsrausltsute, bag bic
9rcteifanten, einfttmmie, bic 8attrlifen
attr ,u bier Ganftel fir bic glt16afuna
bss 8slisicnsantsrri6tes sstimmt batten.
als aber am nadllen Gag pom 400
iheif&sn 8amiIienbduptlin9sn 322 ibrs
Sttmmsn nit tenienissn Der Iiteralrn
satbcliten anb YrUtsRantsn Ssreintsten,
Sa wnree bic 5rsure cine alsemeinr,
5auisr rurten nit 5abnsn bstcrirt,
Sancnsnialpen atsefsuert unp bic Stabt
Ia Gbrsn hes Sisses rtr gsrnunft atsr
ben fnfsrsn Ssttenssiit fsitlia illuminiri.
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@er bat a(te Gente?

Giir amtrifanii6e aIte Gents ssn ben Sabr.
saueen 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1869 unb fSi5 5
lpsrbsn cute Trtils teIabIt. GbrnlU fir baIkt
Gtntf stpiiIsr Sabrsdnst.
8sr iolSs bsiiBt mtItt ii& in Der 9yp,kitipa
eirieS Slaitts. 3bS
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0luffprbcrnitfl nnb 0SSarnuntt

Ga mtint Gbrfrau Naria Gaitarinn, atb.
3anneisn, f& tpsissrt frrnsr nit mir III lsbtn,
10 fcrefrs it hitiflbe aut inntrbalb tintm Mr-
nat gu mir iurildjgffbrfH, pibrisrnfaQs i'd mid
ais ppn tbr gtibiresn une aIIrr ftrntrfn Scr.
Pai6mnsen tntbobsn tstra6t.
i3ugIet1 fparne ib Seetrmann, btrirlben aui
msinsn Namsn gu bergen, ba i'd feline pen ibr
fcntrabirtrn S6ulcrn btjdblr.
Softpb Stder, II. @nre.
Srdntpn, /. RGri t969-3p
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9eO'5 GbOleraz0eilmittel,

tas luitrat SrlmiHd
uub unnssfbut,u
pdtt pdbrsne en Commemorate aufrern.
TtanenfpHm
Stabmmr srabg bansn
Nabt
hd
mpftbm bffm Mbbnm
gla 25 Gents 8Iaf9e
grfauf aretbfn atna
Maem Npllpcf, g14Ukfaleassnt
sssmatn trm g1yumins astHut
aS Serauton, ga.
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9enti6er 6irdhnf.

Ter airdenratb her teutidrn prsSbstsrianrr
gemsinbe matt bisrmit bsfannt tae bic sIrtti-
ten an btm neuanssiaufitu 8irbbpfe lppeit Spr-
stI6ritteu fub, uni ibn pcrausii9ht6 bis sum
1. april btm oifentlihen @ebrauh ,u iibcrsrben.
gdut Selbt6 ihnn iebtr Deutf6r pbnt Inter
Idisb hes 0laubtns. eaielbf tntpserr Gin cinssl-
nss grab reer einr GamiIiensrnft f6 erprrftn,
psnts ii6 an ben pralpsntrn tes air6enratbs,
Charles SeuBnsr, peeen peiterer @usfunft.