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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
SEN AT0RIAL CONVENTION

The convention to nominate q
candidate for Joint Representative
for the counties of Marshall and
st. Joseph, met at 2 O'Clock, July
18th. Called to order by M. L.
Smith, President. A. Wheeler, OF
St Joseph. was on motion appoint
ed Secretary. VS.. George moved
to adjourn to meet at 10 o'clock, at
Plymouth, on the 22d day of July.
Before being seconded DIR. Gould
moved that the nomination OF L.
Hubbard, for Senator Je ratified by
Marshall county. Mr.. C. S. Gregg
moved to amend by voting by ballot
en- masse. Adopted and motion as
amended adopted. Mr. II. Atkinson
moved that the. ratification be made
unanimous. Carried. Moved and
carried that this convention now
adjourn TO meet ut Plymouth, at the
court house, at o'clock, p. m, one
week from to-day.
NJ L. SMITH, Pres.
A. WHEELER, Sec'y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
ICommnnicated.l
A. WHEELER, Sec'y,

PLYMOUTH, IND, July II, 1870.
Editors RcpW Hcdn.--we notice by
the last two numbers of the Plymouth
Democrat that its de leciable editors Tor
hirelings) are very much excited over the
Senatorial convention held at Wanatah on
ne 2s,ult. More than half the original
matter of last week referred to said con-
vention and betsowal of faint praise
upon few of the Marshall County cilize ms.
We would most respectfully inform the
hirelings of the Democrat that the men
whom they favor and compliment OF they
can be understood) consider their words
of praise more Injurious to their character
than curses. The position which the
paper assumed at the time of tie Wheeler
and Vinall excitement renders its praises
and complimentary notices OF respectable
persons most decidedly damaging. For
ourself leave us "out of the ring" But
eli us ace what this sweet scented sheet
saye in relation to the matter.
In the issue ofJune 30th. the long-.egged
associate makes very Lengthy report in
which be misrepresents many of the dele
gates from this county. He pouces upon
the decision of Capt. Smith, of Argos, who
was chairman of the convention, and says
DIR. Gould deserted his friends and
went over to the enemy" Without furth-
er reference to his remarks about the
chairman of the convention we VIII say
that. if the gentlemen were present. he
certainly knows that the remarks of DR.
Gould, were appropriate and proper.
Alter a prolonged and useless strife, Sher-
man proposed a Withdrawal OF Marshall
county from the convention. when Dr.
Gould, arose and stated that such a move
ment was inexcusable, and that he hoped
the delegation from Marshall would re-
main anu vote, though the originator Of the
movement might withdraw. he also
stated that St.Joseph county oserpowered
as and thatwc must depend upon the mag
nanimitv of that county for the candidate
for the Senate; that If the delegates from
81. Joseph refused to submit to US we
could not compel them, and fight would
avail nothing.
Harmony was the great desfdcrotsns,
and as 20 was greater number than 10
if St Joseph cast her full vote for a GEL
tam candidate of her own county a quar-
rel was worse than futile. When the
proposition to withdraw was made there
was general cry Of no! no.! mol! Mar
shall county did not withdraw-onll
three or four of her citizens taking pc
siiion in the northeast cornor ofthe room
the proposer being the head and front
When St. Joseph county had voted, MI
Erwin. Of Bourbon, moved that the vot
7 os Marshall be cast for Col. Sumner
3 which was carried At this juncturs th
, prime mower IN the withdrawal mattel
who had been deuominated Prince, an
who had hoped to be followed by the er
tire delegation, declared the vote cot
of ORDER" a. he was the man 10 cast th
entire yoteof the coonsy. The chsirrnal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
sWEErLY COOLING.

The " Publ.n Baby" usually cal
led the Plymouth Democrat, has
lately become very " sweet" towards
the Republican party of this county.
Instead of its usual snappishness
snd crossness towards everybody
outside Of the courthouse +" clique "
the concern has become exceedingly
gracious It illustrates the old say
ing that the devil sometimes comes
20 an angel of light. " What the
Republican party OF this county
and district has done to so chang
the attitude OF the " Public Baby
We do not know. We do not thinl
much can be made for the Dem
oeratie party by such sweet 'Scooinq'
ieealsr soms Delegates ~ the Wan
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14

atah conven ion did not like the
nomination of Packard or because
Marshall county determined to hold
to her rights on the senatorial ques-
ton. Nor do we think The Repab-
lican party in this part of the eoun-
try Is, quite ready to pour its gifts
into the lap of the "PubIic Baby 4"
in pay for little faint praise. Per-
haps the {. official organ of Mar
shall county would also like to die
tate to this paper the course it
should pursue during the campaign.
Perhaps the smiling concern
would like to have "all creation :"
do homage before its shrine when
the frown is lai'l aside and the ves-
ture Of the angel is adopted. But
the Republicans of this part OF the
country see the trick and will not
be caught with any such bait They
will no. bite worth a cent. And
this paper will continue to do as it
pleases without asking any advice
from the official organ. Smile
on and coax and speak soft words to
friends and foes there is no role
that cannot he played by those who
have no principles of political rec
titude. AMI whose only desire is to
rule or ruin We have, however,
heard of people getting rich by at.
tending to their own business.
Perhaps the Democrat proposes
to show how some people can do the
same thing by attending to the afiairs
of other people. The dulcet strains
probably mean more "pay" for the
"Public Baby" willingly ifpossible,
but if sweet cooling" will not do
the work, then the frightiul scream
ting of "nigger may.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14

THE farmers in some portions of the
county commenced cutting their wheat
last week. and this week a large amount
will be harvested is about ten days
earlier than usual IN this section of the
country for such work. The wheat is
turning out much better than was aniic-
ipated, both IN the quantity and quality,
and will be considerably above the aver
age of the past few years.-Morrow Go.
Sentinel.
The Laporte Herald, Rochester
Union Spy. and Rensselaer, Union, in
common with all the rest of the Repub-
llcan papers of the District, horst the
name OF Gen. Packard, and by so doing
have Blasted The hopes of lie Democracy.
IVinamoc Republican.
NEW York city, has provided bathing
places free to all her citizen: Free baths
are an ancient institution, and as wise as
old. Dirt, water and air are freely given
By the Creator and e Oh benefits man in ito
proper and free use.
THE Eastern states are having an abun.
dance Of cheap Chinese laborors brought
into them now. This occasions mucf
trouble araong those, who by their organ
izations, have brought wages to such
point that manufacturing has almes
ceased to pay American enterprise. Threat
have been made in some quarters, tina
unless the importation was stopped,
would abe cause of demolishiug man,
palaiial residences and costly wor !. shop
In the East"
! THERE has been considerable excite
meut at Madrid, Spain in consequence o
the discovery of plot to blow up III
powder magazine of the Fortress of Gil
raliAr. Fenianism was supposed to b
at the bottom of the enterprise. Tn
ring leader has been arrested.
In Q speech, at great Independence
mass meeting held ct Montreal, Csnad
1t was declared time for Canada to seve
her connection with Great Britain an
become an independent nation. Tn
spin, ofli5cry- appears to be contagiou
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
REPUBLIcAH STATE ryCKET.
THE SINISTER" LAWYER.

Far CoHere~,
JASPER PACKARD, Of Lsyeris,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14

THE Public Baby" snaps at us
because we have not seen fit to pa
rade before the public the little fam
lily jars in the Republican ranks.
We think the Republican party OF
Marshall will be very grateful for
the " soft soap" on the senatorial
question furnished by our neighbor
down street. The smile of foe is
not generally mistaken for purity OF
motive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-29
3eitaemdees 8aternnfer.

RapcIsrn, nidbt psrsbnnt iti Detntr bIut'
riirliaen Seele bic 8ube oes btmmsls,
@ebranbmartt In Der @eI@tAte lst brin
nnfslieer Name,
SIN Sluts trransf Du, i'm Dilute psrIttrit
Du wisber betn 8eit;
Dein Biae, ben Ou ltsts ourH bic ptr'
wcrffnltsn Wittsl pur6Suitben wubttif,
aef6ebe fprtan ME mebr auf @rosu!
@iet nun Dsinsn pom uns etfan9enen
afrttantf&tn WprObrenuern tbr tdsIt-
DIES 8rpb.
gsrait uns, eOrlitanti&ts unssbeusr, un'
ltre beutf&s Dsrttsit uno Grtibsit,
rab mir DID in Dttner st8snen 9Sblt
abtbun.
tlno wenn mir NIT Dir 70 rs&nsn, bab
Du spis blsibf unlsr S&uIbIstr.
Du fitrlf I6wer bic btutlHs Srtut tn
8srluhune,
Dum ntrbsu mir uns trI5itu BON Dir,
eenn Du para unItr uettl ercbtes,
lnb babur& psrwirttsH Du Su rsstsrtu
elm Gslt nnb Dsine ertor9te 9trrlth'
felt,
Denn 6alb pirb's bsiben; wfarl& mil
Dir In bic 8erborstnbelt, In erietslt
uup mfr liuseH 9aIIfIuiab, Amenl
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8efpnbere Na(brid,f.

gidhridbt hirb biermii gegebfn, baB ber iifitsr-
,ritneie, ,,gsrfrrtistr ufb 8frfduffr ron Ni-
nnb fpnfigen @etrdnfen In olafhen,"
cine 9iIfe ter BON ibm setrauftsn 6IaIGsn in
Der @mtsIube hes Staatslefretdrs BON 9ennlyl-
panisn bspcnirt bat, unb eeeen treene cine psrs
1cn pber 9erlcnen, bfr 70 besei6nete 8lalden nit
MineralpaIer pber irsenb einem anbrren @,e-
trdnfe fiili, pber ie fault serfanft pber auf trs
aenb cine glrt banit banbeli, pber le bsnnbt um
Obj earin su baltfn pber ~ ireenb einem 3psds,
pir6 selrBli9 Strfabrfn tperesn.
Grtebr. S4raber
Serantpn, pa.
Wlan beahte na1lfebenbtn @eleBerlnB:
IS pirb biermit ais uneefeBli6 erflGrt fur
irssnb ptIts perfon pber perlpnsn, ubne Gr-
lautniB bss gigentbiimers frsenb 10 beseiHnstr
6laIGen nit MineralpaIIer pber Ipnfiaem @e-
trGnfs gu filen, gu Ssrfaufen, gu Yerssben, gu
faufen, cber barnit al banprn, tpein iCl6e 6la-
Ite niitt bonn rsdtsn Gigsnibiimer ssfauft tpirb ;
unb irsenb Sentanb, Der lid 70 per9fbt III bait
bar fir cine Strafr BON fiinfSis Gents fir jebs
fplte GtaIbe, 70 effiilt pbtr Serfauft eebrau6t,
Serssben, eefauft pber bamit sebanbrlt, fir has
srfe 8ereeben unb flint Dulldrs fir irbes peitrrG
8ereeben, Su erlaneFn Sor ireen6 einem glIcer.
mann pber 5rifbensrihtrr, mic Shafen eeIeBtt
3u srIausen ftnb fir bsu Staat." 24f71t
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l1ualidtiH III Der Nann, Der In @me.
rifa nit einem 6aus pOa ,,faltiOnablsr"
55Gter 9sieenet III. untsr nfaIbiCnablen"
55Httrn psrlsbrn mir IpI6e, bic nttt ses
ltrnt baben, 3u arbsiten, pcer lih irgenb
elmer niBltGtn Sei&afttsuna gu tpibmsn,
bic ater aewobnt fnb, li6 itete mad Der
neueatn Wors Su tlsitsn uuO Dem sr5e.
ten Gurus 3u frGbnsn. Der untsrbalt
folder EShter srfOroert nah9rabs In
Qmerita ein sroess &apital unb gar
man6sn Samilienpater bef&let&t tie
banae Gorge, wsnn ibm bic lan9sn Stc.
rert6nungsn oOrssleet fpercen.
Gin tunssr Mdnn, Islbf ipsnn er einen
auten @etalt bssisbt, peer Der Nnfdneer
zines @elhGfts, tann eiaentIit etns lclds
tbeuers Yuppe gar ntGt bsiratbsn uno
penn er ss ttut, bnnn ldbt bic 8eue ni6t
lanat auf fh warten.
@df batb mad Der 6uh,sit entbeft er,
Dae er iI6 sine 9aR auf BEN pals sslaosn
bat, bic ibn BEL isbtm Shritte am Sors
pdrtsfpmmen btnpert uno ion baiu per.
urtteilt, ewts In elmer unabb6natstn cage
,u bletbsn. Die iuu9s 9abp wia baS ees
Zen niht anfdn9sn, ipte es bic SHUTTER
that; lie nil ptrlmsbr bort anfan9sn, no
t6rs gltern mad etnsm 9rbsn ppu WGbs
unp grbrit aufhGrten. gBenieIsns ein
DisnRmapGsn mub icsleth tn's 5dus,
pieaeiGt aud nod cine Jt6Gin uno cine
@epllihaftsrin. SHUTTER nidt ron Ielblf,
10 wirD Der arme iungs Ndun 70 lanas
eeplaat, Bis er pfsrp unb WaNsn anIhafft
crer lid in unfpasn fiir,t, bic feline Der.
baltntiTe gar nt6t re6tfertissn. Dos 8e,
lultat IT, bas bic Quesabsn Die @tnnab.
men iiberasiesn; Der iunse Mann psrIieri
alle 2ua ppran Su frebsn, ba es ia bod
ritts mist, Senn mas er In elmer 0Cfs
miibfam eerbjent, pas pirit Elm fa1bic'
nables Beib oft In elmer Stunbe sun
6enfer tinans; Orer er oerldbt ben elm
,iesn 9Bsg gum pabren Glide unp fu6I
bura une6rli6e uno unerlaubte Wittel
@elp etnus aufubrinsen, nm bic iibsr'
tristsnen Sspirfnihs Der junsen neabp'
,u befrtsptaen.
Sn iebem Sau III es nit btm rbslther
@lud perbei unb bic fb6ntn g8anI&e
pelHe bic 8ettern unb SaIen am 6c6'
,eitstaae ausfpranen, 9eten l6mdbltdb II
Die Bride. ST Die Dame niGt gu vfaIbip
mabel" I'M ben 8inbsrlesrn auejuI6lie
fen, bann esbt bic Sriibfal era re6t lc'
unb bic armen &iutsr baben nod unite
ben 5CIssn Der tb6rI6tsn @rJtsbuns ibre'
Wutter ju ltifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-29

Die Nsw gorftr r5anbels,eituns"
ldrstbt iib.r bic Disbrraufnabme Der
Saur3abluns: uGs unttrltsst fstnsm
3wstfsI, tae man NIT sr6bsrsm grnfs
ale btsbtr bic gBsss unb Mittsl gu bisism
3itls lu&sn pirb; ob NIT sr6eersr Sdbtss
felt unb NIT ptrtlt6em .GrfOls, iIf ab,u'
wartsn. Gtne fartt @diorttdt Der Bolts,
pertretsr, psnn nitt bsren @sIammtSatl,
rirb cine ptiterr 8leDueticn Der Steuern
perlanssn. Ssrfsbsn rs btssmal uniers
gstfspsrtrtttr unb fnb fs gBillens, bic
6inbtrniFe Su brIstttssny- pelte isbt bic
Gntwidtluns unIsrts 6nnosls unb bic
ausbsutuns unfsrsr rtt6rn 5aIfsqusltn
erf6wsrtn, 70 tpirb bes nd6lfe Satr, bel
sltiGtm grnetsHsssn ME In rieiem, fur
ale 8laGsn unisrtr 9sp6Itsruns, ssrpii'
ienlUle Spieltr ausesnUmmen, elm Isbr
elidlihts prrbfn. Ssr9suosi attr Der
gonerrF, pie bas gum Nahtbtil psr Nd'
ttOn in rsn lsbten Sieunssn otlbsbeu,
bic 3sit NIT spsdIOItn Gstattsn, pOer
pibmst .r ftins Ssrdfts Der S6rpsruns Don
GinjrI- SntersFsu, osriGumt sr gar biz
5srasnune elmer aabiIsn 8alutn, 70 wer'
ben 5antsl uup SnpuiTis ibre 6eEtlr
nod ldussr su tru9su bnten, Der Inter
usbmuussssiit wirp bauu in Ietner issi'
gen Grf&IuFuns psrbarrsp, europdildet
CAPITAL T& nitt teriibsr rpnsen, uni
Spislsr-@ltquen wtrbtn mad pie Dor au
bic lOIiCsn @Ismsntr unIsrsr SspDItsrune
ibren Ierrprismus ausiiben.
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aIsuntrasIi6ss 5etlmIttsl stsen 8bsu'
mattsmus wire Der Stsnsnfi& sspritfsn.
Sn Der 5ranffurter Dibaetalin erjdblt
Elm Gtnlsnbsr einsn SAL, bue sin Mann
BON btfttsem 8beumatismuS I'M rsdtsn
Grm sspIast purbs, 70 Oa6 er bic 6ano
faum bic auf ben Scpf beben tcnnte.
SrObosE muBte er eine nidbt auf,ui&is'
benbs Operation an siuem Steneniipde
pcrnebmtn unb srbtslt sinsn isbr empfinb-
IiGtn St6 unttr ben Daumsn bes franz
Ten armts. Nala trat bic 9sipSbnlt6t
@sI6pullt elm unb perbrrittte Iih BON btr
6anb aud bis In ben @rm. Sn benz
Mabs obtr, tSte Re fCrti&rttt, ia, fat NOD
InnsGIsr. prrl6wanb alIsr rbsumatif&tr
S@msrs aus bem Nrms; ttnnen elmer
tlsinsn baltsn @tuncs mar psrfsIbe uSats
baron befrsit. Na6 8trlauf bon etntssn
Wpnattn Iitt OerIslbs 9trm bts Wnnnss
na& elmer bsftissn Durdndfuns DteOsr
an 8tsumatismuS; berGslte lief fIH nun'
mebr ubFntIi& auf bic DbtrbauO lfe6en.
Der GrfOIs mar gang btrlsIbs: nIsbalbiss
@sf&wuIf nuO gsrI&wtnbsn bss rbsu'
maHf&sa S&msrSss uut tuum Is Ilt'
uuten. al
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Nus psift ,,@toiIs beige" entnebmeu mir
bic sbsnlo iiberral&snbt pit inf, r,,yont,
ga6riGt. OaB 8ranTrsid be- n.,,rot,u
1n6barfaat SsIsisn faS ,,,u oor,,s 81.
isntabn' Setrisbsmo' .,rl0l ,ntiHbrt umS 90
aaI ps" I'""t'p ,tpen 8abnsn su militat.
rif@sn 8W'>. .eu ssnust bat, rsip. nod be.
huPt' So waren ndmlid Dor bem Srisst
seP n 2509 Basen (eis 3abl III unse'
.pSbnlid bod. .. 8.) NIT @strsibs u.
+. 10. BON 8eIsIsn mad paris fptoirt pcr-
ben, absr bic lssrtn Da9en lino midi ;u-
riidaefosgI trcb Der ttfimmtsfen 8sfla'
malicnen BON Ssiten btr bslsifhen Be-
bSroen. Sn 5Olss bsRen bapsn, tpts bas
ssnaunts BIatt wsitsr mslbet, I&On piels
Sabrlten In 8elsisn ttrs Nrtsit sinIisllsn
miiTen unb' bte 8oblsnprcbuetiOu tei
@tarlerUt iIt pulfGnris lobm sels9t, psil
es an Gtlenbabnwa9sn CUR 6Urtf&afung
Der 8oblsn feblt. @lan wiires bic Mit.
tbttlnn9 pes ,,Stptle beige" tdunt 9lduben,
penn Fe nidt eur6 ben amtIt6sn btlst-
fdbsn ,,Mpuitsur" ttifdtist pirbe. Das
III bie Dirt, pie 5rdntrsi6 bic NsutraIitdt
zines tletnsn StaatsS a6tet; sssen ben
5rnnsport Der psrpdnpstsn beutIhsn unb
fran,5Ff6sn SUtcatsn pur6 Sslsisn Bat
Die frauiSli&e 8ssisrun9 prCteltIrt, ta'
stsen furst fs ss gang In Der Srcnuns,
benz ntutralen Rdhbarfaat stntn Sbstl
Isiner Setrtstsmittsl Su raubsn, nm ion
,u triessrtiden 3peden 3u Serwsnbsn.
llebri9eus Jeist btsic Sbatia6s rs&t itla,
senb. ME ssrs6tfertist bic 8ssetferuns
bss bsIsifGsn Y6tsIs fir 8rantrsib III.
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6utes Hc;cpt.

Gin rsi&sr unsur, pslhsr tet einsm
8tfdGe In gBtsn frant purrs, mar pts'
Der nuf bsm Bsss Der @snsfuns. Der
DpttOr iaste ju itm:
n5obrsn.",Sis uur NIT bisfem 8sjepts
fort, 70 wsrbsn Sts gang seiunb."
Der llnsdr nabm bns 8eJept une fubr
bamtt nu& prebburs, bort LIEF sr tcisber
einsn GottOr bOlen, ptefsr lns Oas Disntr
8e,ept unb faste:
so wsib tetn bsferss 8sjspt fa9ren
Ste NIT biefem nur fort"
Der llnsar fubr mad psitb unb 70 fort
bis mad Ssistemst, isinem @Otnort, NO
itm lsin DOttur bas ,fubrsn Sis fOrt
trtldrtt.
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unh sfld6 psrbSrtst uni. 10 IT Go hin.
ypuubsr. baf, ais mir cir es Morssns nm
JrhtaiidsSsit Elm 5rsnnt' besssnste uno
mt& einluo, NIT ttm nab 5alss 3u setsn,
ba er 8attsn bsiisnt babe, 10, Itatt oapen'
salaufsn. uttr ibn nisos 3ul@ldssn, NIT
sins, bios nm bic Dinssr stnmal anjuIs'
Sen. @ie fabtn lebr gut aus, ais Nascut
dufsstiit, NIT Saues a.aO 3wisbnd, nnS
meln Grsunb srtIdrts Fe fur sresllsnt. 60
ab tG = Oetr pIeImsbr Utriu6te pap', u
nnb mub ssRsbsn, bub ids tttne gtn'' ''.aun,
Osrlpiire, bas Experiment 3u rpief .srboIsn
Dds gIelfa iuar ipeis mb teIiFat, nil
iuness aaItFsii&, atsr l&mad9after. gu
tem SptiltSettrl mar tetn 9famr aneeas
Sen. funtern bios elm @gOantenfrt& mi
/ ST.. so. 6. babintsr.
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Steuefte Spnntaa saereee.

1. Die 6aOne fOnsn beS Scnntass
uiht mstr trdtsn, lcnNsrn ben aubru6
pts 9asss auf f6riftIi6sm @sss mtttbsis
len.
2. YOliSifsn, pslbs eds @rae wa&'
len bSrsu, babsn piss ibren gpr9slsBtsn
IUfOrt anJu3etssn.
8. Das 5sulen bss Sturmss pnt
Der 5unpt III ses Scnntass frsns per-
buten.
4. SslbRuorb if am Scnntase te
9opesfrafs psrbcten.
8. Die Sturmubrsn 6iirIsu bte 3si
nur nit 3etssrn anJsissn, une bic @lc'
den R6 eabst niht In S6ldssretsn elm
laGen.
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Gisn, 20. gtOp. 9n bIsien Sassn II
aus hem &rupp'fGsn GtabIihsmsut, pIe
bic ugf. 3ts." f&rsibt, elm @tI6as Elm.
tiger art unb su isItsnsr SsfiImuns at.
Sesansen: Elm @uefablssl&iiB pOn ! 3Ou
Dur&msFsr i'm SssIsnraum unO stwa 5
Gub qGnss, wsl&es auf elmer Sduls ru9t
unb Td mad isber 8i&tuns btn prsbsn unb
ubfeusrn lGet. 3psd bsfslbsn iR: sur
Sef6tebuns Der BON Yarts aus abssIaFss
nen 9uftballons ptrwanbt ;u wsrpsn, ba
bic Sraswsite unb Si&srbsit bielss lei6.
ten @sfddbes etnf aubsrOrOsntIi&s Isin
icu..
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OaffrpnpmifdaeA.

Gin purtler @UrrslpOnesnt Der .Simss"
bat sutrUnOmil&s SslassrunesRubisn
ssmaht. Gr I&rtibt;
nSn Der Sb0t, man wsie gar nitbt,
mae man @uss sEsu fam, bts man's pro.
birt. SD bpfe, Stt esltr ntdt 80 itbr
30 srf6rsden unb BON man an ale Mus.
fdbistr bsbanbsIi su wsrttn, wsnn 10 &c.
lltte. bab Id bsuts IN tin,t Der bsasn 8t-
aaataiiOntn In waris - aatten steeiTsn
babe. Dor spsi Ncnatsn nO@ baits mtG
btrsbIpef @seente batan, plt ithfn Gne-
Idnbfr. trfhhtiert. Ntfs @TuHhfdbs %.
taltfH iaOn bsIm pffressHsn flHsu taEteu
@aIae, unb banH Esmmt maa NIT eulfH
dreunbfn su(ammen. plss man ala GAM
FsfpsltatIs qsuts Isini uub Die oiftn ssRs.
tsn. sa6 II aalifn asositn tabeu aRt
81 ahs 5r6sm .ftCn paIHFt IT, btr In
IsbsfF 3sIi In Wasls ,eals@ psrIausif.
Dae snFFonomiIts @spiRtH pivb aaa'
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3nr 3eafltnna.

sIIt blFitnlafli, neI@e mir lfil riilem Jdbr
unb bariibEr lhnIhen, tbrrttn erfnbb binnfa ei
lieHi Wrnal u sabIrnk ipibrigeHfaas ID ssIasel
fzu70 Or. BetvmaHn,
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@er bat Q(te Gente?

Sir ameritnniItte alts Gente Spn ben Sabrs
sdnssn 1892, t793,. 1889, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
psr6sn CUTE prtile bssabIt. Gbsnfp fir babe
@ente seipiITtr SabrsGnee.
gBsr lrIde tsfst, msIbs f& III bsr SrpeSttlOn
hieIes 8lattts. 3t8
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ORirthS. nnb @offhane.

Der linter,d&nsit smpfsbIt feinen 6rsunbsn
unb ben DtntI6eu iitfrbaupt isiu AT ter Sad.
IpnGfraBt, cbfrbalb her Wlain, 9pbe garf, eelree-
mes epfal, mo iis ifsts bic bfifsH @srdnIs sorFn'
ben .tperben.
9pIibs etute fSnntH iebsrseit CUTE Slea uns
9Oeis bnIelb erbateu.
gluh irerbtn III benz UebGnbf ntbennn ale In
bas SatiIerfa& eiRl@lassHbeu grbsiirn anseisr.
tist pber rspartrt. 25n9
Mnhreas @h6n.
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/, ,aianffOs, &Otcl, !"

6ifIIefa unt ansH6rgigtn Breuaben Ne ftee
beae anaelae, tnB obieee DplsI iIll telfh @iple
einaf<idifl nilh NIT alien nlpbfrnen 9efttnfruus
dta nexIzaga a. 1Elfenbe fubeu hafslbh quite
hErbezaE. gia n1uHEF EnnE fir Bdllf urb Ggy
thrliuiikn febs III Iifnntn. 9um tie Shilling
- pffTbe I6ff uidssa ID pliHl9es libgie.
5afzD &c. 9aIsentste.
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SS. GeiTartb,

SbterarSt
bietet bisrmit feline Dienlfr benz bsutIGsn pubIt-
FUN Spn Scranton unb rnisesrnb bel allen
Rranfbeitsu Der 9austbiere unter Der 3uliter>
uns raider SiiIfe an.
glnmeIbunssn fGnnrn BEL Srn. Gbas. Dds,
penn Apenue, binterIaTen perbeu. 1On70