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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
, Interest Laws.

{ The Cincinnati Gasettefa few days
ago had very sensible article on the
subject Of interest laws. We have ma
ny times wondered why any one should
believe that the price paid for the use
Of money should be regulated by law
The Gazette shows that the attempt TO
lower the rate ofinterest BY law, only
makes it higher, And ono way of do
ing this, is by driving money out OF
the State. Itis claimed that interest
must be eregulated by Law to protect tho
borrower from extortion on the part Of
the lender II this argument bea sound
one, then the poor man should be pro
tectcd ID the price he pays for all the
peCessaries Of life Flour, meat gro
ceries stoc, 0 should not sell above q GER
tain price, supposed by Legislators to
be a fair price ao1 % '.oog @1aaI
But interest iawsare disregarded ey-
cry day, Men will go TO Banks sysry
day and pay from twelvc1tO eighteen
per cent for money, boca@s IL Is worth
that to them, Or at least theythink So
This Is not 4 debt that can BE- cblieSstSSd SsS
| EN
by law, but few men are such rascAli
rs to qMfuseI TO payo what they
agree TO pay.io do.dH boot edl div
'n71tisa said that i man only iHjdres Nj
business BY paying more soIs tha9 1aii' siS pc
cent fqr1imo NowR4 man doe
not know what money is worth 70 him
and must be protected by la~, let
guardian bessPpoihtsdd IS 70 transact at's y \ \
bis, business. "a s1sy afa yqGal GA aygd
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
Grand CIrcaIar Wolf 3 Fox Hunt!

Saturday, Jan. 2sd 1863, there viii be, . grand
Circular ring Hunt IN Liberty, and rscioto town
ships, The lines viii be ps iollqwG EastlIDe,
commencing at Widow Van Fossaps, thence
north along the Portsmouth road TO 9. Delays,
thence through Jordans farm, passing 10, Aten's
to Simpsons MN. North line, from simpsons
Min past Ahdrew overiy's, and on to Lanatuhh''s
and thebes to Aalones, near cOeh sehSol Hodas
and following the ROAD 10 EraHcls iDowney'e,
themes 10 sAsrldaa School IIOase. thence pat
the Hughes Farm to sllllers, toth6 Coaaty
line. hal8t.sno1 sIEWih ahs iaft "a
W est, line. commencing at the county line. Q I
stllers, following said lInsjtp Adam Butchers,
and tbsneeto william DaxhS. South Iinr. ifram
DaEis,g snst, past tho Hawk zfafmu and F5ess's
thence sJone The. line between HalssrmsnilaaRd
Houses farms, and to the Plass Of bsElqHings
GA Signal will be hrsd at half pastnins
o'clock, at tho Southeast corner, and carried
around the linz y which Hsatl time E4S line Will
Ps5ssidrioa.. --E1sryy person Sbe halt ,at Ii,
| first straw iihe, which will be plainly. visbls.
No dogs % Be letio6se uhtntthe Zine y ciossd
ana no NgelArtNe dlsehayeea.u iCl0sing ground
viii be near Ed TopeAs,l Every pefsoD 10 reapsst
ed to 20 TO the lines Of starting In the morning
OFFICERS. '...
pa South fine 450teph Van FossAA David RAY,
AndreS Hannah Thomas Gagssttdaasph sven
fessp Yer, TsOer. Ti;nsJCSA J6huston wah Armstrong
ThdmaS Dthy9 0eofes Stewart Inn. HaltsFman
tsAaron ,Ai0h.r,, sad Ead1rna slnuaraufv
pJ fI6oSeE James Tone Win Hamtl6ud
Adam Butehan VIM. Iopp. b. EawaEnEs 8di
| NortA Lins,-- Geo. Tope, Andrew Overly JaI
Bower, n. r. Hooter, Jas Dnrchneld, ThOi
lgWah bra aEfaG1 1tI " pH411e Hffe3
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21

LICENSED WHOLESALE DEALERS BY THE
t"l us. ESTABLISHED 1864.
The goods soldby usase descrlbed IN printed
slips or cheeks. which art, sent toany address at
the rate of ten cents each, In clubs of ten tDen-
tv. Mirtg, forty Srty, one hundred. one hundred
and fGy, tlro hundred. 8e, For dollar the re-
ceiyei can buy the article described in the check
or exchangeit for any one Of two or three hun
dred other articles In our eircular. AS q guar
antee of the worth of every article sold bv us,
any article on our checks can Le exchanged for
White Bed Quilt or Silver Plated Revolving
Table Castor, with Ave Bottles. Read what the
great paper Of the Northwest, the Toledo Blade,
(Nasby's paper), says of us;liu .aaa.uI .bn-I
"WmAr WE SAW AT THE HUB.--Curoslty led
us, while recentlyin Boston. to visit the dollar
establishment Of Messrs. EASTMAN g. KENDALL
Their trade has become so immense that they
now occupy four stories In the elegant block
No 65 Hanover Street. The name of this firm
has become as familiar as household words
throughout the Middle and Western States,
while as prompt and honorable business men
they arc endorsed by the best firms in their own
citvgY Their Club system iOf'selling goods has
done more, we believe, during the past few wears
to keep down the prices of domestic articles in
every day use than all other influences CON,
bined. Most of their goods are manufactured
| expressly for them, as. for Instance, cutler,
madeto their order in Sheffield. England. ant
imported In large quantities for their dollar
| trade alone "rfg rtb 4TyaqI6uH
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21

y + i,sEwwe notice in the proceedings Of
the Ohio Legislature, that the only bill
introduced by Mr.. DUNCAN last winter,
has been laid on the table. Il was q
billtO permit the thieves and mprdeTers
q the Penitentiary to vote when they
oet out. If MI. DUNCAN wants bis
Tnemocratic friends to vote, he should
q there tO look after their interests
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a Sad Pictnr,es..

z
, The Gallipols Bulletin says that
there are twenty public houses OfprOs-
titutioh in GallipOlis, besides a anumber
ofprivate houses Of designation, and
that these latter are principally sustain
ed by married men, Nov when we
consider that GallipOlis lie only about
twice as largo as Jackson, this picture
becomes a frightful one. Some four
teen years ago, when we were engaged
at Portland, We could alwaystknow
young man who resided at GalhpOlis,
as they all, who stopped at Portland,
smoked, drank whisky, and used pro-
fame language These are now the
men who are on The aCtivsistage Of life
in that city And The papers Of the
place almost every week speak 9f fol'qr bur
glariep, theAs, assaults and liCsltiops
ness as being prsvalentmo What lis tc
be the end OF Sll this, should surely en-
gross the praysrfui contemplation ofth'
Christian portion Of that city sg~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21

JAcKsoN hAs often been cursed with
travelling doctors. bogus lscturersl and one horse
showmsn. stvssk amlseTAols dauh An'enaed
% ks OarIeaturs Of q negroes face, some ave
feet 10 length. might be seen posted up ~ our
town. II YES accompanied BY long programmes,
stating that performance 81 aome Kind was 70
take place at the 'cly Hall, !" twhsrever thatis.
We rejoice 10 know that but few of our 'cItlssns
pstropiFed shsss wandering Seanps. 'l ''8
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
Education in jackson CO.-.-NO. 95
NJ .. MAcKLEY

al f.q MI D. MAcELEn rl-IB aa
| have often tried to impress npon
teachers the importance OF beginning
at the right place. 4 will try to make
myself understood. Atthe last examina-
ton Of teachers, one Of those who failed
came into my Office on the next morn
ing, and complained because he had
been rejected, / looked over my notes
of bis examination, and found that his
answers were poor in every branch.
lie said that when he went to school he
stood at the head of his class in Algebra
all the time. Nc. doubt this was true.
He had turned his attention to Algebra,
to the neglect Of everything else. Now
the Statute knows nothing about Az
zebra, and it is doubtful whether .
teacher would betpernitted to teach
any branch not required by the Stat
ute, if objection should be made.
Some Of the applicants passed q good
examination in every branch except
orthography and Reading. And this
will always be the case until teachers
arc compelled to begin to teach At the
very foundation Of all education, and
build upDards instead Of commencing
their structure at the top without any
foundation o"l 5''.l'''y ,'g ~,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21

Partial list Of articles allowed as commission
to any one sending In clubsl esO rf-e1
CLUB OF THIRTY. lsS.l p yards bleached
or unbeaehed7 Cotton Cloth. Photograph Al
bum. 100 pictures eleganL Morocco Binding.
Resolving oval band. Silver Plated Table Cas-
tor. bottles. Ladies' Dress Pattern. ALady's
rielhy-ornamented Black Walnut Writing Desk.
Fancy CasEimere Parts Pattern Large White
all Linen Table Cover. White Lancaster Coun-
terpane 20 Yards Calico. Alhambra Bed Quilt.
Ladies Morrocco Shopping Bag. Good Cottage
Clock.
CLUB OF SIXTY. 1861 AZ yards Bleached
or Unbleaehed Cotton Ciotli. Fashionable Dress
Pattern. 3H yards wool Cashmere for Pants
and vest Pattern. Fashionable wooden Shawl
White Marseiles Cuunterpane. Lady's Large
Genuine Morocco Shopping Bag Lady's FASH
ionablc Cloak Pnltetn. Pair Good white woolen
Blankets. Black Alpaca Dress Pattern. 4yaIds
double width water proof Cloaking. G yards
FarInersI good wool Frocking. Rosewood
Brass Alarm Clock LadyS Fur Mua Set
Misses Furs, MutT and Collar, pRM
CLUB oFA0NEHUNDRED. Ts1Ol S5 yards
good Beaehed or unbleached Gotten Llotb. one
| yard wide. .Lady's or Gents New Silver, Hunt
ing Case Watch, Fashionable Thibet Dress Pat.
tern. Elegant Black Alpaca Dress Pattern One
pair OF good white wo0en Blankets. large size.
Lady 5 Fashionable Double woolen Shawl, Fw O
large, fine Bleached Linen Table Covers. with
one dozen large sized Dinner Napkins to match
25 Yards Hemp Carpeting ~ yards fine Cassi.
mere Ior suit. One dozen Ivory Handled Steel
Biaded Knives and Forks, One dozen Rogers
lest Silver Plated Forks on white metal. Fort.
able Sewing and Embroidering Machine. III
yards double width Waterproof Cloaking Sci
Of Furs Muf and Collar.
.11Eis impossible to give a complete list o.
goods, but Agents desiring articles not named
above will please mention them, and we will
Accommodate them " possible. If YOU have
club ready, or intend 10 raise one for any othei
house, doa'tJaa 10 send il 10 Us, and al he sam,
time dsk for our New Circular and Mammoh Er
chGnge List. Parties acting as agents for Othe
dollar houses in tllis city, will please eehd d
their address, aud that Ola dozen or so of thei
male and female friends, as we can make it fo
their advantage to do SO. Male aud female agent
.wlah.ed asiuslal.u fuGGs S Oh 90 ~
Send Money in Registered Let
tiers III every instance, and we guarantee tha
il will come perfectiyTsale, s.U sf51 hfrc~
N. B.-Our sale should not be chased witt
dollar jeweIry sales and gift enterpris Sent
to us for decision respectingour business by th
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. dated Wash
ington, Noy 4, 1868. l II y0uwAnt prompt re
turns for your money, send your clubs to
g Eastman & Kendall, y
p. 0. Box Z. 65 Hanover Street,
-G BOSTON, MASS
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
FRipAEUd Tsd O

The Committee electiensrepoftsd
inthe Georgia ease thatlChristesvas
elected, sbattUot teligible, and shat Win
py whs not electsd "A bhlto1ineoEpo-
rate an ninstilutian for theuhliDd -mthe
District of Columbia, was slaughtered,
80 to 63. The NiagaraSbip CaDalibll
was the subject of q long debate, after
which itfwas voted uback into commit
tees which js,the end ofiitahis session.
Adjourned till Mondayi.-na bed ed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
ERInAY

A petition from Miami Indians, liv-
ing in Indiana, regarding public lands
occupied by them, was presented and
referred. A constitutional amendment,
on suffrage, similar to that recently re-
ported BY Mr., Boutwell, 10 the House,
was reported from the Judiciary Com
mittee. A resolution was passed, call
ing on the Secretary Of the Treasury
for copies of contrnctS made during the
war with the Baltimore q Ohio Rail
road Company, The credentials of
Senator Buckingham, Of Connecticut,
were presented The Sue Murphy
claim again came upg and, after long
discussion, was sent back to the COM
mittee, which virtually kills oity 9 Ad-
iourned till Monday.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
WFpNEspAY.

-o.H7o House. a. Tie House spent i slopg time
debating Mr. Banks resolution author.
'izihg a protectorate over Hayti and
San Domingo, which was finally tabled
BY a vote Of 122 to 81. A Bill intro
duced by the Committe on Territories,
for establishing q Territorial govern
ment in Alaska, was also tabled by a
decisive vote. Mi, Clarke, of Kansas,
made a long speech about Pacific Rail Rail
road grants ,oa FeroJt Eoo .obein
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21

CAUTION .-Unprlncipled dealers are selling
Axes painted red as the RED JAcKET AXE. Tie
good Qualities oflthis Axe consists in itssuper-
Tor cutting qualities not in the Red Paint.
The "RED JAeKET"is for salesbyall response
bic hardware dealers and the manufacturers.
LiPpincOtt x HBaxewell,
- .ts PITTSBURGH PA.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
THJRsDAY.

Mr., Ashley's Territorial bill was
postponed two weeks. The same gen
tleman reported a bill Tor seeming the
purity Of elections in Territories. Mr..
Var, Horn of New York, made q long
speech in favor of the Niagara Ship Ca
nal, Mr. Humphreys Of the same
State, spoke against il. 7Mr, Paine, oi
Wisconsin, spoke ia fayor Ofitle The
Committee on Elections reported in IA
.yor Of. f.sWiitzlsrAga AgainSt Anderson IN N the
Missouri case's1,os 1ol ,isdj uoisnIonoa
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Partial list Of articles allowed US commission

elNowis Tie time To- 0getSlgRersapd send IN
Clubs. A ladies especiaLN scaAted as aqenLs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21

Deafness, Catarrh, SCrOfula.
A LADY who had suffered for years from
IN Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofhla, was cured
by Simple remedy. Her sympathy and graft.
tude prompts her to send thsreceipts free Of
charge to any one similarly afnicted. Address
Mr.. M. G. L., HobOken, N. ].
aFRRING BUT NoBLE.-self help for Young
u Men, who having erred, desire better
manhood. Sentin sealed letter envelopes, FREQ
of charge. Ifbeneftted return the postage. Ad-
dress PHILANTHR0S, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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EASTMANa& 8 KENDALL,m
sBl Hanocaq Street, BDada. lEass.

LICENSED WHOLESALE DEALERS BY TIL
.Hl us. ESTABLISHED 1864,
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Senate, bill was passed transfer
ring certain law suits at the South from
State to United States Courts. b" The
Sue Murphy claim was again debated
withoutiany vote npon'uit slsa Another
Pacific Railroad bill was introduced
providing for the usual lavish subsidies.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
THnRanAY

Mr.. Morton introduced a bin giving
a pension to the widow Of President
Lincoln. Some additional time was
given 10 the consideration Of Sue Mur-
phys claim. Mr. Sumner introduced
a bill to enforce the last amendment to
the Constitution. Mr.. Morrill,, Of YER
mont, made speech against the Re-
ciproeity Treaty. Mr.. Wilson intro
daced bill amending the Tenure-of-
Office act. Mr.. Kellogg, of Louisiana, 4,
introduced another Pacific Railroad bill.
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VNTANTED-at the STANDARD oface, 500 new
wv subscribers. D
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

ret san3en 9ebens;eit at ntdts anreres
9eba1t baben, ais an baS &etdwercen,
an pas Mn(ammeln' irpii9er Sitter, alS
|t6nnten fie- fi6 bamit einen gab fit
einen Srt Der Nube in Der anpern @elt
fauftn. GS 1T rieS, Elm tb5ridtes, an
8errddtbeit ~treifenre6 llnterfansen unc
es muB in ibrem Seben eod mobl cine
3eit sc9eben baben, no fe Die 8ertebrtz
belt uno Gborbeit erfa,lnt baben, Der
ie fi6 1dulpi9 maden> inrcm fie ibr
9erS gang an bic Yersdn9li6en Sitter
cteler Belt bdnsen. hard .#.g,.
Der @sii 1T mobl cas- betriseriidfe
Safer tuo9e9en Elm Gbrif an3ufdmpfen
bat, neil Der @ets eten aus ben Gusenz
ben beg Gleibes, ber Sparlamfeit unr
8priidt eetoren miro. Gin junser
Mann besinnt Elm @elddft uno beiist
cieie Tueeneen ais 8opital. Gr besinnt
su lparen unb 1etn Germb9en mebrt ii9
rald in ieinen 5anoen. Grit stbt er
muir penis fit w~pbltbiti9e 3wede, neil
er slaubt feline Mittel erlauben nidt
mebr; bat iid fem @ermSssn aber
rer9r5sert bann siebt CT eben 70 psnie
uno nod weniser, neil er fi& einbilret>
ar lcin 0elp braude CT fit fem Sc
ibaft. Mit Der @er9r6ferun9 fetneS
Nei1tbums rerfletnert iid lein Mitleiz
ben NIT ben Nrmen uno Motbleicenoen.
Den @esunaen ieines 6erSens, ben
Bitten leiner Mfitmenl1en erpiecert ct :
SD bab' fir mein Oelp i6aFen mdiz
fen mBgen Mnbsre e5 eben{p MAIDEN.
Shit BEN Gsrm6een wd6f Der @eiS
pie Selbflu9t unp 3uleBt miro ct Elm
bartbersieer @eiibals, zines cer erbdrmz
lid1en @el9Spfe, bere1 eS auf Der Groe
eibt. ~,,.. f5sm@ a.Ja-# 10f31s#
Spl9e @ei3bdlle fnten fd inter
allen &la6en Der Seo6lterur9 fein
Stanr, fein Mlter 1T eaYpn ausgenom5
men,. Darum ioQ cer Gbriit ftets be-
ftrebt 1ein, raS 6er3 nibt su fcit an bic
Sitter pie1er @elt a~n3ubeften uno ct
lpQ ftets beten, rab feline Blni9e 1ein
Berlansen nad ben @dtern bieier 8elt
ieinen wirfliden Beplrfnii1en entfpre-
4en. Dur9 ben @ei3 ntebt &ube uno
Grieoen ron Dem Meniden, Ter @ei,
,iee 1T su beoauern> penu ct 1T un9lud<
lid fir Belt uno Gwi9fett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

Or febnt ftd befonberS tptntt Ct in Der
Gtniamtett terGpuntry lebt, mad irsenp
wie esilisen Nabruns uno 8ei@dftiss
Jung, aber Die Beniefen tpil1en, ME fe
eas anfansen> pie lIe ca3u selansen Ipl>
len. jan '.'.. lsa". an .'.'. wong .
Der Spnntas tcsinnt uno eneet in
rieiem 2anre aueerprrentlid lan9weiz
LIZ, Defenders fir Den, Der feinca cisnen>
tiefen Gonp In fi9 trdst aber NIT Dem
tloben &irGenbelu9 lid ni6t befriecist
flblt, ir9eno cine l1nterbaltun9 1u9t,
bic @eiit uno 6er3 erbebe uno erquide
uno cieie bod nidt ftnren fam. ~
Der Dermittas 1T ppriber nno bic
Nadmittassiunpen breden an. Gs
1ptro amei bret llbr, bic Sinner ftno
binaus9eeilt ins Treie, bic Trau pes
5auies 1T be(dafti9t pcer tei elmer
Na9barin, pper file bat ielbit 8eluG.
SeBt miro rem Wonn bic Q%anemeile
brldenr. Gr Iiebt f9 auf feinen1
Saelf um-nidt5 als GrtauungSbl>
der, bic er bereit6 ;wan3ismal purdaez
lelsn. Melder muir eini9ermaeen Sc
pedte ,,np 2ebkafte 1oute ild AUDI Inn
ner nit bert &atediSmuS, BEN Sc
iansbud, pper uparaoiessdrtlein" be-
9nu9en. l5 . ...@@ n'1,. -! =.
Sa tpenn ib %tpenistenS cine 3ettun9
bdtte! murmelte er fir 1id ielbf. SA
wiQ mir ater nun 9emib cine balten =!
Gr le9t fid eneli6 aufs Sbr uno
i9lummert Elm ; Der Spnntas Yersebt
unb bic neue Nrbeit bestnnt. Gin Die
|3eitun9 miro int 2aufe Der 8o4e wiez
Der ni6t sera9t, uno IL gebts Don
Wode gu Wode. Sn Der Stact 9ebt
er an Der potpf1ee ppribcr, neil er
serape ben Marftprei5 i'm &opfe, peer
oas Subrrtptioneeelo nidt in Der
Ea19e bat. So 1T Der 5erean9 bel
[Taulenben bier auf benz 2anre, pie mir
aus @rfabruns wil1en. So fommt
aber pte 3eitun9 betrefenb, bier noG
Elm umitano in Betradt, ben mir tur@z
aus nt6t uberieben, pper als serin9fi9z
t9 betradten piirfen. Dteieni9en, bic
nun wirflid 3u Dem Gnti@lu0e gelaa>
gen, Elm IfentlideS Blatt gu balten>
la6en fiji 3u rteiem 3wed ca6 erite,
bette, empfeblen, pper ri@ten ii@ robl
gar au6fdlie6li9 nah ben preiien, pbne
i'm Minoeiten gu fra9en, ob 4oai1elbe
aud gut uno 9eiinnun9tu6tt9, unp
pelder partei es 9etpipmet iei. SD
meme bamit auSl9lieBeno unIre 2ieben
Qanosleute, bic Don friber ZEN @ertb
unp Die Bidti9feit elmer 3eitung ni@t
fennen. .t.~ jazz .".
Der @eiit beporf ber Nabruns 70
@ebr al8 Der &5rper-je eolere Nabrun9
tbm 9etoten miro tefo better! I
80 q. .' Relias.
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Oas &treben 1atb &eitbtbnm.

q Gsaeibt !robl }dmerltd Elm. arteres
gplf auf rie1er 9rpben peiten Gree,
.>pel9es 10 itbr BEN @eidtbum uno Sc.
mimi naditrebt ais pas amertfanil6e.
sc berrfbt Elm pabrer Mettfamrf fir
bic yersansliden, irpilden giter in
allen rie(en Staaten uno Nienano nil
becenfen, bag bet bieiemaS treben nod
9teidtb,tn unp t8eiB Die Meni6en
thinner naber rem. @rabe ridden, NOD Der
Neidtbum' unp Der Mei1e in Ni6ts
;srfauen. 3ufrierenbeit unp l@enlsz
@amteit nit BEN Netbmenoisen tnp
Iuaenren, wel9e in eieiem 2anpe nur
lslttn an;utrefen fino. 5NidtS l9eint
rie]er5 e udtsnah @elp uup Gut einen
Damn. eent~aeaenfeuen gu f6nuen> tpeoer
relisi6is, rod 1pbilciupbiide Crime.
Dian baldt une jast mad rem citizen
Tpluarer unp BAT man penlelben erreidt,
eann 1T man rnibt 9llflider, ale suz
pnr. Aues @plb Der Grpe fam Rem
Menlde1 ntbt sufrtcpen MAIDEN, ras
erfabren 10 uiele lauienee td9lid UNI
rpb 1pclen 1le es 11idt beareifen. 0as
BcrsnISen welheS+ IS &iele IN, Der Nnz
bSuiunS son 0eo unp 8e0b fnnen,
9renst mebr an>pie @arrbeit, alsoan BE
3ufrieoenbeit. Mdn untersiebt iih
gum Grpert Der @eidtbiimer Der er6B>
ten Belamerren unp 1T reieb Streben
enplib nit Grfcls 9efr5nt, rann fnc
aud Gle SorSen uno 8lmmernii1c im
8erbdltnile an9emadien,
Ta1t tdoli6 bSren mir Don tem Sim
gang FOLDER Meni4en, bic wdbrenp IT,
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Ser &rafauer &Ipfferfcanbal

Die u8altimorer Bolts , 3eituns"
|i9reibt: ~ -
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Dant baB eS ben 8ldttern al, einem
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8etl Elm &lpfter Der S9auplak eine5
beoauernswertben @prfpmmni0es mar
fnb ale idulpis unp parun1 mii6en
ale tafur biBen, ale auf9ebpben. perz
ben, 70 petitionirt Der 2iberalismus in
Rrafau unpr ale liberalenB ldtter inten
nte@ e 2pgtf IN Srpnuna. $50
IS 1ino ~allerbines in &rafau fur9tz
bare @erbre9en unb GrteGe reribt
worben, aber nt9t pom rem arn,e,1 serz
ldumbeten Nonnen, 1elbft tpenr pieie
9e9en cine @abnfinnise nidt mitlcipt9
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feiten uno @rdueln aufita9eln lief.
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nisen Nonne mub man hetlaser, elei9z
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fir ffrofduis ertldren Die Grce0e res
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