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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
NEWS.

. 1NEASth BDeHDOD NEWS.
(. tsi sAs1 Sssis-=l4 Zoo
: .,TgEsplIO tebileajiary now
aaptsibs: $50 prisoners. !"
|. s.s-C0AL .isisellrng at 90 cent.
per rbaslIel il Ghillico,he.
"A ROLLING MILL is to be erect
!'ed In 'Parkersburg.
.C1ANroY and Dayton thieve,
stealasynps nut Of the wells.
- .,1"assIsTASr State Geo!ogis
Orlon, is examining Adam,
: Sounly; Las .ls.'
GAINESVILLE is to have a new
High School building 10 cost
$4,000 ia sus..
yhEEGs county has 1873 un.
married youths between The
ages of $ and o..
HAIRY Brown, of Athens,
is,building a new and hand,
some residence.
. HENRY FITCH, a resident Of
= Portsmouth,, aged SO years,
died at that place on the 10Th.
The light from the Belfont
Furnace, says The lrontoH Reg.
lister, may frequently be seen
'a a+distance of 20 miles.
TIE citizens of Yankee
:T0wn, the eastern suburb of.
Othllicnthe, are petliioning for
annexation DO that city.
THANKSGIVING day was gener.
ally observed with appropri>
ste religious services through
out, the country. n. ..I,
JOHN A. FoRD, an estimable
citizen Of Athens Co., died at
Salina, last week, OF typhoid
fever
ALBANY, Athens Co., has
Harmonic Society. They gave
q successful concert at that
place last Friday week.
TIE roof and side wall o!
tie casting room of Belfonl
Furnace, Iron on, was blown
down last Wednesday morning
Loss, $4,000.
HCHnLICorHE has a man who
drinks his beer and eats the
ghss. The Register says ST.,
and yon may believe it if you
have a mind to.
Hon, E. H. MOORE, Represen-
tative. Of the Athens district,
started to Washington last
week to secure winter quar-.
fers:, ! 2.r.. a#
AN Ohio Journal pointedly
REMARKS that "every cord OF
wood given TO The poor will be
so much fuel saved IRON use in
The next world" s,rr
"A LADY of Springfield, Ohio,
while working sewing ma.
chine, had the needle driven
clear. through her finger and
the finger nail. The strangesl
part. about it is that she ex
perienced no pain.
ALPHEUs WILSON, of Lee s
township, Athens Co., recently {
took the firqk premium for
MAMMOTH bullock, weighing |
1900, which he exhibited at |
the Worlds Cattle Show, Bpl. {
tipore. q =. s--w 1870 asos'.
J. B. HENRY, one of the
most respectable citizens OF
Barlow, Washington county,
hanged himself, on the 18Th
inss., about 2 o'clock, p. M.
He'had been in a gloomy state
Of mind for a long time.
ASA KING, Of Athens county,
Ohio, last year moved TO JAS +
per county, Missouri, with a
wife and eleven children. He
now returns with only one
ehildrremaining alive.
A LIFTLE girl eleven years
of age daughter OF Thomas
McLane, in Canaan township,
Athens county, was burned TO
death by her clothes taking }
ire !, at the CRATE. She lived
fourteen hours after the acci-
dent : Of .fr!-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

are Milling to sacritice-any
other Ward, but bound TO pro
tect The Seventh, II resolutions
will accomplish the Object.
A LITTLE child, four years
I'D, named Stover, was burned
o death during the absence OF
her parents, last Saturday
week, near Greenfield, Ohio.
A sHINPLAsTER of The den0ml
nation OF fifty cents, issued by
The town Council of Lancaster.
Ohio, December 80, 1887, was
presented to the City COnncil
for payment, and paid OH Tues.
day last,
j. NJ. DEFooR, postmaster al
Millerspurt, Lawrence county.
was bitten on the finger by a
large black spider more thar
wo weeks ago, and is sill sul.
ering from Tie effect, tue llesl
'aving rotled of around the
part bitten.
JOHN STUART, SR., believed
TO have been the oldest Mason
in Southern Ohio if not The
Stale, died at Sarahville, No
BILE county, on the 9TH inst. -
He was a native of ireland,
aged 95 years, and mad been Il
Master Mason 73 years.
JAMES, ANDERSON, who halls
FROM Louisville or st Louis,
Tho was arrested IN Marietta
last week in the act of robbing
a countryman, has been identi
fed as The man Who robbed
all the stores in Lowell a short
time ago. Some of the stolen
goods were found in his pos
session.
Col. V. B. Hibbs, late OF
Portsmouth, died at Mattoon,
Ills, on the 10Th. He served
as Captain in The SD Ohio
Volunteers until disabled by
wounds, and afterwards served
IS Colonel OF The 140th 0. n
). He also served one term as
Sheriff of Scioto county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

% GENERAL Wool leaves an es-
tate worth 100000. z d1i ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

A GooDLY number of our sub.
scrilers do the greater portion
OF their trading in Ohillicothe,
and to sach it gives us pleas.
ure to recommend the firm Of
Mollenkoph & Bogenshuiz,
manufacturers and dealers in
fashionable boots and shoes,
two doors east of the post
office. They are live dealers,
have the most fashionable
stock, and the best furnished
room in the city.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25


The oil men of Marietta are
in luck. Recently, at the
depth of $50 feet, on Cow Run,
in that county, they reached
oil, which Immediately COM
menced flowing, and has con-
linued ever since, producing
at the rate of sixty barrels a
day. This strike" says the
Register, is undoubtedly the
most fortunate ever made in
the oil line in that region.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
oINOL tne OrgaDizaIiOn Of Tue

oINcL the organization VI the
order of Odd Fellows IN this
country in 1880, up to and in
eluding 1869, the amount of
revenue received by the order
has been S31,324,O14.43. The
receipts from 1860 to 1869
amounted to S13,111,133-an
increase over the preceding
len years of S169,OOO. The
amount of relief rded, as
appears by the records OF the
order, from 1880 to 1869, was
S13,775,030.42, and The number
of members inflated 66O,269.
, 1869-08-27
A SskSAIlQH CDREtr1sp,

TITO 7SrN. on sunday latt, raj a scnaAtton 10
iseti sud an IA only proper, Il ,'"astrd thereof,
and TOOK ETrns pride Iii tho fhct that Is it not A-
rear In TIKI TplRtkE. To bare a scnkAton " pte
thing, tut ia t1asr Il corrrct H. another mud far
tnprc lI1euii pne III ttr cxle In question. tho
7,,rts TOLL af luyciy w,1nw who kept tnAr11.
Ing house, "A losry willows frequently
iin In this city. OF some FrAcetcAs
irhsArr who WIN her hrart Ani lotnwcl
hrr jcwslry, amt shcn made lo,r to tomc ynung
gtt1, drsrriihs hr IN nhuts he hat rlr',s~! hln.
rrlt hlt how, at ihr Nat0r.,As frain-s, TIM widow
had rcer Tim Ros1~H1aec. ami reclaimed Quo of
hrr tfn4s ~hirh ~ks hrn npan tia auRnr. ut
cn,trtc thta ear.te4t symrs'hy !Gr thr whfar Miht
Al lut1artl atAn ihr inAH with tr1ttnEs vi Efvat
disgust Ahd runtHlnrt.
hut The !nsrrrsss vt Truth tirh,ant that !hls man
shuult tr rchahl!liAtti In eertalo extent III tho
rprutsf rhtr~l, Md 10 du tha1 u II only ilcrc&-
saf5 Il. htato tAu fActa
M1. l-n nA boa1dr1 al shr hoaad at Mrt
VA. ~ No. II street. lln Wal even 1nhfr
than boar,ier. anil The hnusn ~As ID = GtrAt *.
teht, supported by ahssneea n,Ain ~ hl.tL 4
watch ~hieh hr purchased adorned TIM N!t1ow's
g1.n!e, ana his irtnss auonn upon her nnEeth Az
some marked "lIuFntti HouAe," sonio "6I LAW
rtnrc,'' nnt somc I" Metropolitan" In QUO oo-
10 end them, hut they WEIR hidden IN she ksuctu.
wrtr In vain.
The r,dow.' though handsome vomau, aad
nia4se 10 cAntaru ami enchA!n tho mos. 1ck!e
heart wa ns1!y tca1oua Of Mr. n---u- sae Le-
hAsed outsaErously 10 Al The female hoaE1els II
aud nnae5 80. she u,aln As. DIS lue :
enfuen 70 HIN, drained hlIa Of his money, ruined
his business, and iu{otr,l hM character. On onn
occasion, returning from soOo Journey, no
stopped At The RichEoni HouAe, and she sought
| HIM there and hunted him for halt dozen hoarA.
At last he hrctc the shameful tics tha, had
bound him. d!sca arie*1 The adrcntuscs5 for hose
cotd nsscs he had eanandeseSi so much. and
whose vcnA body he haa at1oErd With 10 much
| tcwelEy, and eouEat purcr md ho!!cr lore.
lie devoted himself 10 young ant innocent RirL
| and II fhE pEtd In hls Eolt
This however hy no means pleased tie widow
and hence this scandal nj the Ea1lnee- Unable 10
reclaim her quondan losc md supporter, she 1rted
| to lp]ufc him IN public manner ~ possible
The widow still teta.ns her boAtltlpx house and
et,Il we4rH the texcsrF r hch Was g1yen her. Her
| daughter, who u enlnE Tor dlyorrc from m un-
napIF husband Is the oulF other female inmate OF
The house. Her mother nAs ~ Jet 1ound no one
10 replace Nj. d. pu, she probably will, and
In time there WI be another sensation, and the
| x1onEs Of An Injured NonAn Will k again pub
l.ahtd 70 The world.
, 1869-08-27

The Jumper Tnr Sonp IL tho best
toilet eonp rscr uhde. II may 10 used With I'M
punift bs ladies' with the most tender ettna: At the
aaYnt time II Is tny nlGoio remedy for rnples
rough or chappci han'is and all cutan"ous diseases
wbrfc other soa,A cannot be used without acEr2-
waiting the malAay and giving min 10 the Patient
Manufactured bI tasweii, Hsx7ni Co. Scw
, 1869-08-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE

feet on slncennGt'av aGd 20 f,tt on Chsrica7. 1oo
sew liz H. iry :et Tina. e.a sxp.
ioF sr1eadla Investment. WiRKKS / t;0UDRiUMs
59s = 95:!e::3;:': y Ass@: ss,
f9MHt HtS SsALiE.NLWCk ~ - W M1SSToS's ADDITION.
Liberal tst1n, WI ~ ons.h.! 81 the ISsi i prs-
1E:sss hss%a N1Anl' GOODRICH, i, Ds.,1s'...'
+ tMnsi. Jokn':"n. ssldiTItion, if:aslns oaSeHh-
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EoR ,sALE17sEvEnAL DESIRABLE nu1Lp;
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l. 'front.' lrtN Thirty ttith aud Thftr RI rtih.sts
, 1869-08-27

CORRESPONDENCE WANTED "A TovS,.
~ man Of stEtct ts,nperate hAbt&4 formerly ii In.
East dsstses he seasAtns4aeo Of yoaaS lad1 ~
tween and T. Object. masrmGuy. Addfrsa ef:ci.,+-
lrk desa!Y !Y<hu and photograph, CHARLES HUW-
AEp, Foctftne. Roek Corlty, N1. ~
, 1869-08-27

TStpRMA11DS wAETEp-Afo REWARD TO
Te1t s' ,ao:he; ". GstEn b s,sGp!Es :. PIT.
nit o-Ec. tann oi A1na.sA Kendall ttaaatJ. III. Oh
eEf6A5, AIE &. Lap; axt years- htikht seeutnsty
hAir: wallis .ith kind ot haA: y nos yrFJ auept In
speech. G7nthes &c bad ca xhea be len ho:oe: k!ae
, 1869-08-27
DIED.

AHRoTT-Ausspt :6 lsfa At his rr>arncr. l11 South
NslsrA strret Edwath Abbott AscI " 3raf7 months
A!A ~ AA<s.
Fun. from ti Cathr,!rll Church. corner RI peara
and Wss,,!nkftn stfr<ta. Saturday. AuF1,at = At
otEck r. IN. Friends cs the t. nils nti.cd 70
lend.
ilLTr-Ch..ts Fletcher. infant snn u I,nAc Il md
Mar y: l. h!tt, .s-d months and dss. Funeral
Friday HE Y'h lust. al IL i'll. tf, thr fArtIlt rs
drnrc, rs Wet lnttsna strrt Frendi Ut the family
Atrtnv1ted to attend
HltiIlSk-; AT M.rtins a,rEl No.. na the I'D ult, A.
!. Hiteirs. n. II, formerly RI EhtfaEo. " =
t'SESeAnsnet - Ettfafrth Wifr q Nf. n r.
to0rA. sa,4f II ears. Mentl.s. and = IAys,
t>tnrrsl fru 1t''dcres. u. a North Ann Hrcrt, to-
day iffidAyl. at n'rrk ftfrhds # lhr family Are
Invited tn attrhd IT lt!,,"lt further nniicr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16
DAVIS AND BRECKENRfDGE.
The Indictments against them "Nollled."


The latest associated press dispatches from
Washington announce that Hoitc proscg,ns to
che indictments aguin.t jefferson Davis and
John c. Breckenridge were entered by district
attorney Darlington, whereupon he read to
the court the following communication
Arr6HSEy-IESEnAL's OFFICE
Washington, j.. e January IL, ls09. I
Sir!-l enclose for your consideration
copy of the proclamation Of general amnesty
by the president Of the United States, under
date of the 25th Of December last. You will
observe that by the terms OF this proclama-
ton there is extended Internationally and
without reserve TO all and every person who
directly or indirectly participated in the late
insurreetion or rebellion, full pardon and
amnesty for the offence of treason against the
United States and adhering to their enemies
during the late civil war. Tho object of my
present communication is 20 authorize and in
struct you in furtherance of the purpose and
effect of this general amnesty and pardon. TO
make an examination of the indictments
pending in your district against any person or
persons whomsoever, for the oficnse of treason
against the United States. or adhcrine 20
their enemies during the late civil war, in or
der that as early as you shall have proper
opportunity you may enter noite prosequi
for the government upon such indictments.
III upon such examination you should find
any case where, from the tenor of the in
dctmcnt or nature of the case ms known Ia
YOU IL should be doubtful whether il falls
within the embrace of this general amnesty
and pardon, you will be so good as 10 report
the same 10 me without delay, with such a |
statement of the indictment and case as may |
enable me 20 give you further instructions
concerning the same.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16
your ob't serv't,
W. VI. EvARTs..

Attorney General e. :.
Mr.. Darlington said the attorney general
had the authority 20 instruct him under the
first section Of The act Of August 1861, 18th
statutes at large page 2sjl which reads;
That the attorney general Of the United
States be, and is hereby charged with the gen
eral supcrntendrncc and direction of the at-
torncys and mar.hals of an tie districts of
the United States and territories ne to the
manner Of discharging their respective du-
les; ANA the said district attorneys and mar
shals ARE hereby required 10 report To- the at
torncy general an account of their official
proceedings, and the state and condition of
their respective offices in such time aud man.
ner a the attorney general may direct"
lie, therefore felt il his duty o. obey thcsc
instruction. and should in view of them enter
notts proycYG in the case Of the indictment
against Jefferson Davis. for treason. found by
the grand jury May 10th, 1865, also the in
dictmcnt against John G. Breckenridge, for
treason, found on the same date.
The indictment against j. II. Surratt, found
june ls, lsGG, charging him with engaging
IN rebellion, was somewhat different from the
others, and Lie had concluded TO make the
same disposition, but, under the circumstances
he thought his duty would be 20 report II to
the attorney general.
Judge Fisher remarked that il was clearly
The duty of the district attorney To enter i
noUe proseqW in the first two cases But un,
der the circumstances he could refer the third
case.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16

1t is proposed 10 erect a masonic temple at
Detroit which sAaii cost over half million
dollags
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16

InsUros against loss or damage by FIRE, and tho rtIls
Of inland navigation and transportation.
once In " Winters Block, Commercial Ave.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16
Agricultural Colleges.

In accordance with the. congressional act
passed a iew.years since, Government aid in
the shape Of lad scrip has been granted to
sixteen Institutions, as follows.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16
Employers Fined for Hiring Un.ehoo,.a
Children.
PROM Tho Boston Advertiser, 7thl

From the Boston Advertiser 7thl
Gen. Henry X Oliver, State Police Officer
appointed under the statute of le67. relating
to the schooling and hours Of labor Of chill.
dren, recently made complaints against Jere-
miah ID Stanwood and John Mccarthy. over.
secrs in the Naumkeag Cotton Mills. salem.
charging them with employing Walter Fos-
ter, minor between the age Of 10 and IS
years, who had not attended public or mi, ate
day school during the year preceding snch
employment, and Mary A. Stowell a Girl be.
tween NE same ages, who Ind not attended
public or private schon! for the came. The
cases were tried before Judge Water. Of ,ba
Salem Police Court, on Tuesday lat, j. A.
Kelly, the city solicitor appearing for the
Governments aud the defense admitting the
hct' SCI forth IN the complnnt, judgment
OF guilty was rendered and the defendant.
were sentenced 20 pay tine of $50 and cost.
each, from which sentence they appealed. If
the verdict g sustained IN tha superior Court
u ls understood 10 be the intention of the de-.
fendon'. 60 mnk'a further appeal 10 the SUI
prem' Court n order Ia test the validity Of
the law Under aich the suit wa. brought
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16
Office.
NOTICE.
10 All whom 10 May Concern

Take notice that there viii be special term of tho
lDuu nf Common Pleas OF the city ~ Caro- o. be hol
dem mo fu' Court House Ia said city of Cairo, COM
mem hg Monday, the hrst day OfFelsuary A. ID. ls69,
W 81" h"u ~ po,cork, ain. of said day, for the trans
d.lnuui general business.
Az p,,-on- Intcrcsici will govern themselves az.
.n"Iug'N
Dave, Cairo. Illinois, JANUARY II, 1909
JOHN HOGAN,
Jaul.t'"~ cry Mushal of the city of Cairo, Ill.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

- 3. 8. Stetman fam am Gamfae nad'
81. YauI, II II, am Muntcs auf ter GiientatH
1T Mrteit ;u t.eteu, s.rtrod lebten ScnNtas
tur1 einen SAL auf ten Seitentues eiuen @rm
unb nub nun einiee Wcde tas 3in,nter bitten.
Cine @tat.rrtnuas yerIaust ssn Seber1, bab Ct
bet Seitenres 1T 5rrnt ieiues B%eEstbun's frei
ron Sanee halle. Gjsidiett ties in 3eit uno
.e6t, 10 mirb aud bic Gis:rufe serntietn net
teM. Gin @eies, res aiGt erfallt rter teNsn
DurafItruug ni9t er;t7unseu ~ire, 1T ldIinr<
mer ais gar fein @res.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

- Is fummt baufs srr, tab i'd Seate sru
uuerfabrensn, iuermre.enten Nutaren pfaue.
unb Iauftriefen, gcln,a9ten had Deutidlant
II. /. ,. aus1eaen la1tu, NIB batei sebSris in
S9aben fpmmen. 8elenters in 0eltma4ten
na9 Gsrcpa wirt mander Settler sema9t.
Mau ,rsnte fd nur an 9erru Safub Main;er in
ct. Vaul, @esiaer Of Geebs srn @amieY
Counts unb man BAT IS nit eiasm Manne sea
rerautwcrtlider Iii@tieteit unb fernbafter &c.
pularitat i'll tbun, ouf Zen ld Sober serla6en
fann nnb nit benz Is ti,e tratre 9uff it, ST.
l4afte at;umadeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

49, linier alter gefauntcr uns Jreune, 9crr
S. g. 9iscr, Gin alter Scttlsr lit tem faf aus
lGlieEli@ nit teutfdeu Demrtraten tefete!ten
Ma|tiueton Grunts, @is., retieirt bas u@aib'
instcn Gcunty Sonner" srn @ef 8ent. Gaa
Blatt ii:lautsr setrudt, tener avsseaattet ais
ned je cine 3eituus 1T Mef 9ene mar vnt ter
Sntalt serratb GIei6 unt Jabiefeit. Ter aern
tes Deutidtbums son WelbinstrH grunty-
mir meinen biermit:nidt Sene, tic itr Welt am
9ortentii9 ser|dlamnen, AUDI ni&t Srl9e, bic
MIR bic Grtiduae, ater ,idt f9 {elta eultipi=
ren irlte has 8latt 70 unterfiten, baE es
in eea prlitildeu ATairen teS Geunties unat~
ba'sis arn een frrfelTrneaenyolititern ra fett.
0ee tas glatt %fsineneefeFcH 70 ftr teidranfen
mub, tamit c5 einiserma6m tenebm Fam, it
Gin Mrmutta3easnib fir bic SnteQisens nnt 81
teralit1t Ter Ecutlden bieier Reeirn, mmsnt<
LID Ter rrblbateneeren StaF, nslde tieIes
glatt netft aneerm 3%eitunseu balteu FINITE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

- Die Minreic!a gateY 8abn i: umsetauft
III ct. Yaul uue Sirur City Giieutatn. DIES
it eiue ter tertbrc0fen Hiuien tes Staetes une
iollte trebcr sen ct. Saul uuc tsn' Steate nod,
i'm Grnsre1e fiefmiittcrli6 tetanee!t 'rertea.
sic l6liebt lib tirett CT bic l1Aicn pasifesabn
at, unb it ~tiejenise 9abn, bic uns am i9nsl!<
fen uro einfad(en cine gertintuns nit fera
liNen Mleerc sfr(daTrn tGnntc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

Observation-Disclosures Der heut-
lten 5dN!e Der Marin 9immtlfabrt=@ en,tints
murben burd teu Gbrm. yater Clemens, frt.
senben Mabden Vran,ien iiterreibt fir BIN
Mcuat Saauar:
Sir sutss Be!Easen-Mari NDaie, Earia
@ereen, Setphina @ielanb unb Mafia Sdliet,
+. &laNe, aretutia Orb unb Naria aGnis ;
2. NIane Iusrfa 3iesler; 3. alaAe, Glemen-
tina Srnnen =; 4. HlaIe, 9atbarina Sdal; ).
SloNe, Marsaretta @rblfabrt.
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Der @abrbtit bic Gbrt.-Seit ttn
Jeicrtasen bat fein Sat f@ in biz Drudereibes

Der @abrbeittie Gbrs-Set ttn
Geiertasen bat tein @af f9 in BIZ Drudstibts
nWanterer" ten1abt Der tpiQfcmn,ensr sesrefea
pare, als ter slbseianbte bsr Braueret hes 5ra.
U. s. Seller in Mrrtbfielt, her e'nen
tattli9ea bSIsernenSed anbette, unb jstss brb!e
Wt{en seri9mabenb, fG in ietiteRer 8eiie ant
Mrntas Mrreen ale Ut. aes sralsntirte.
Mter Fl mar in eiue aree @eitli9aft seratbs''.
Maa Lief i'm gar niGt gum Bcrte %fen,n,en,
itbte Jpn auf eineu Gid, une ter @crmann srar
10 unbarul9ers;s, ibu {efrr' an;saedsa. Nar
tur9 Seuf5er eat Nr. Nes ;u ertes'uen, tab Ct
ntsbr Cuff s~er!anec. IS seiGab inn nad
Wuni9, atsr jest tsseun aud ter Atsrlab:
einen ebleren Saft NIT timer fs mildmsiien,
mpuffrenten 8lume fat gan,trinus lelef nidt
su traueu serntr4t. 9a5 sciamrie perirnal
hes uWaneerer" wer einiiimn1is it ter Naer=
fennuna, taB 6 Gin tcfercs gier ncd tic ecsr=
let.
1aielte llrtteit murse ssfaat srn aaen,
tic ais 0ote einselaecu vurser, yeu
tenen Seter Elm Nrina Jasie Sier!euner TT.
las 8ier leste> lur;mes eslast gtre Gin il,
unt war (ties Sdidiai rieterfatrt ieeem gu
ten giere in elmer DrudereD talc ale. Sc;
ter Jatrifaticn tieies gieres fam MIR Winne<
iota 5ryfen nptateue na9 re@te Hrt &C.
;rsener sur gsrreaeuns, icn,it mnesea mir tic
lleterSeusuus gepinner, ta6 Ter ir e,3ielte
Mianeiute 5rsfen srr;iisIi&, ia tsNtr 1T
ais ter Gtlide. Winihenswertb wire es fit
Minne|cia, nenn raa li1 aebr fir bic NnItur
spu 9rpitn unit 0erte ;utc,eiVren ,uarbe. Oc9
tarIte, pelen mir Serra Setter it leinn Ger<
i~pentens ielti reteH laien.
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Beun bic pbere Statt il &riebsr ett 9rr-
6es anerifanifdss 5c.el tefcu,men ipu, 10 1T jest
Der :3citsuntt tafaar ta. gs ~er;itireu tasesen
teiae G1rierisfei.cn, bic uidt nit eatlpreden-
Der Gaersie une G;ntra9t iiternunsen snereen
tSsnxen. Gin wirtlibss Srtel erfer alafe in
ter ptfren Stabt tistst int Srntn.er pestn III
rer luftisen i9Saen Gage mebr Sertbei'e ais
prtels III irsenb einem autersn Staettbf'!s'
Bir l9lasen cine m~Ssliaateleiss gerlamn'laas
aaer intereiFrten Burger yer. Wer pirs ses
&cmulus ster &enus III ter cberen staet" ltin,
Der bic erae 5urde auf tielem Ge!ss Der Inter
nebmung siebt nae bieie Erecting ein!eitet.
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GI> 5erateeiegte niebrise yreie
in Gaenmaaren. Iiejenisen unferer Hisr. rel
de in MiuneappliS uni ct. @ntbrny einfanfen,
werten rublt9un ,ub 0e!e lporen, ,renn. tie in
einen, her Storss srn =. SGpnncr in rti=
eeu ylascn (~eincrlei, rslder YOU teiten) rcr<
{sreden, Ia CT {petsn sinen pradtieen ueuer
Stcd rot Ery0rehs, 3iten nnb Nepren u. I.
II. sru jeslider0 cttuns erIHaet bat. Sie fras
net ti9 tarauf serlafen, bier ten rrQca @ert9
fir ibr G}etb III erhalteu.-Give him a call.
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- 6c!senre inb bic 9eamtsn teS ct. So.
iepbs Waiiea<Gereins:
pra|ipent-6. s. Gimme.
Observation-Disclosures Sdneirer.
Setrtt1r-Jrant S4!ied.
Gcrr. SefutGr-jrtn 2rassr.
SdasmeiFer-Jrant s. Messer.
3atnentraesr- Mattias Reintare.
Oireftrrtn:
]. Warb-stutrn Ssriaser.
2. Mms-Matbias acnsen.
2. Wert-@eprse Mitid.
1. Barb-Ntam @;latrideie.
). @arb-aau Jrfvnt.
~Guunty-yeter Sol. SerFt.
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49, Jleii9er grlter IN Der Sadipu Strabe
M~rtaufte tiele Mrde 374 yiunb 81r:nfei11,
tas aus eiuer einsisen Sarenbaut eefalten mar.
Der wcblteIsitte 8arpn mar imprint aus tsn,
Badger Staass, sulsc @isernju.