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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-01
Wool! WOOL!

60 O00 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED
cOsOOO at THOMPSON a co.'s, where
you can get the best prices for al Produce, and
Goods as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST house in the
county. They don't defy competition, but nrc
prepared TO meet Il. They arc constantly rcceiv-
ing Goods from New YORK, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh. Call and sec their Goods and prices.
Curwensvillc, June ], is50-lL
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale ,

rINlIE undersigned residing in Union township
Il Cloarfeld county, offers his Farm for sale. 1t
adjoins lands Of lloopeter, Lines aud others, and
CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED ACRES
siriy-hvc Of which are improved and under good
cultivation. and the balance covered with a heavy
growth Of Pine, OAK and liemlock timber. There
ls erected thereon frame dwelling house, a large
bank barn and the other necessary outbuildings
Plenty Of good spring water on the premises. For
further particulars call on the premises or address
the undersigned at Rockton T. o.
May 25-2m II. A. COURTNEY.
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A Wisconsin lumberman has been
exciting the entire State by purchas
ing $1,000 shawl for bis wife.
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.xEcIrTOn,s NorIcr

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notico is here
IL by given that letters testameniary having
heen granted 10 the subscriber on the estate Of
JOSEPH II. llAGERTY, deceased, late Of Jordan
township, Clearheld county, Pennsylvania, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. and those having
Slams against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
D. W. WISE Executor.
Ansonyillc, June I, IS70-6t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-01

Senator Revels disappoints the col.
ored people in the East lie isn't
smart enough,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-01

DARK NO LoNGERi
MATCHES TO LIGHT THE WORLD.

MATCHES TO LIGHT TIE WORLD
The undersigned has secured the sole right to
manufacture and sell in this county the
CELEBRATED WATERPROOF MATCH,
which is fast superceding every other match now
made. May be soaked in water for six months
and will ignite rs readily a. those kept in a safe.
and are just as cheap A. any made. Orders solic-
tied and promptly hlled. My address is Luthers-
burg. Clcaricld county, Pa.
jeitf JACOB W. CORP.
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alew advertisements.

n TAUTION.-Whercas my wife, LYDIA A.,
Y has left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocaiion. / therefore hereby warn
all persons against trusting Der on my account,
AZ | am determined to pay no debts Of her con-
tracing after this date unless compelled by law.
JOHN KANOUFF.
Wallaccton, June !, ls70-sipd.
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S, j. HAYES, Surgeon Dentist,
OF cURwENsvrLLE. Pa.


OF cURwENsvILLE, Pa,
Who would hereby most 'ruspectiully return III
thanks for the liberal patronage of tho past. aud
inform the public that he has removed his Office
20 the corner Of State and Locust streets, lover
jenkins store.l where be Is prepared to receive
his customers IN newly fitted up rooins, and do
their work in the most skillrul and workmanlike
manner. Al work done IN the latest aud most
approved styles, and guaranteed.
Dr.. HArrs win be engaged IN his Office from
the lst to the 2sd Of each month. The balance Of
each month he will spend in Glen Hope, burnside
and Luihcrsburg, alternately. Parties residing
ut a distance should write 10 us previous Of their
coming Onice hours. From to - O'Clock, D.
M, and from J to O'Clock, p. m.
We use none but the very hest material, and
defy competition for beauty, cheapncss and durn.
hihty Give us q call.
Curwensvillc. Pa. May 25, 1870
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-01
New Cabinet!

MosHANNON LAND AND LUMBER COM
vi PANA offer for sale Towu Lots in the bor-
ough Of Osccola, Cloarhold county. Pa. and also
lots o. suit purchasers outside the limits Of said
borough. osceola is situated on the Moshannon
Greek, in the richest portion Of the county of
Clear6eld on the line Of the Tyrone A Clearhcld
Nailroad, WHORE the Moshannon aud Beaverton
branch roads intcrsect II Is also IN the heart of
the Moshannon coal basin. aud large bodies Of
white pine, hcmlock. oak. and other timber sur
round a. One Of the largest luml.ar manufactur-
ing establishments IN the State is locaied in the
town, while there arc many other lumber and
shinglo mills around e. Tho town is but o. en-
wears Old, and contains population Of one thou,
sand inhabitants
Ess-f For further information apply At the othco
Of the above company.
JOHN LAwsHR.
aptit Superintendent.
" "ANTEO-one good BLACKSMITH and
w one man 70 work in wood-makinr Slsds,
Wagons, Stump Machines, 4o Single men or
men with-smal families Applv 10
BOOTH a RuMBARGER,
auglSd Jefferson Line. Clcarfeld ccun,r, Pc,
ID USs's 81 domingo Huhhells. brakes
IL heoflsnd's German. Hcs,ctier's and Greene's
Osyrenated hiuers Also pure Liquers. Of all
tinds Tor '-ediciual purposes. for sale Nv
HAkTsWIck A IRWIN,
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THE MANSION HOUSE,

Aofheioi Nccnuu anu MArket Ntrcots,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rINHTs old aud commodious Hotel has. durinr
Il the past year. been Enlarged to double its
former capacity for the entertainment Of stran.
gers ant guests. The whole building has been
rviurnithcd, and the proprietor will spare no
pains 10 render his guests comfortable while
staying with him.
rC- The Mansion iieupe" Omnibus runs 10
and IRON the Depot On the sr-ivs and departure
Of each train. JOHN pOuGHRRTY.
apfo'fou rrcrrietor.
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Removal |

Extracted with the use Of NITROUS OxYp Gas.
and LocAt ASHsrnrsIA, the only harmless and
cilcienl AnNslhnilcs now ln nsn.l hN
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04
The Dutchman's Experience.

At circus, recently, FIVE dollars was
offered to any one who would ride the
mule three times around the ring without
falling off. A Dutchman present con-
cluded to try it and related his expert
ence as follows:
got on his pack mitout sum droublcs,
and der fursd dime I got arount dat ring
splendit; on der secOnt dime it ish
drife more harter for me to holt on NIT
mineself, for dat mule pegins to got ner-
vous, and | shust ish out on mine third
rount, und vas dnkin dat der fifth toler
ish mine, ven dat pigger shackass mule
makes rare ub, und ub l goes in der
air, vich make me durn doc or dhree
summersets, und town / lanted in der
middle Of dat ring. I dinks every pone
in mine pody is proked, so l dries SO !
can hurry outer dat ring, for l ish afraid
of mine life ven dry to done dis tings,
dat mule shackass up NIT his pehint legs
and gave on mine pack pehind, such %
kick, as | ish knocked more as six yarts
outer dat ring; so | tont get der fnif
tollars ish now made ub NIT mine
mind dat any peoblcs vot dries to win
monish NIT mule ridin, ish more pigger
shackass as der mule. Amt it?
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04
other half who, in this case was no better
than he

other half, who, in this case was no better
than he.
The boys were quickly aroused, and ma de
acquainted with the cause of the commo-
ton, With the striking of the light came
renewed courage, and with the boys for q
body-guard-~the old folks returned to re-
conoitrc the premises.
Upon entering the room the old man at
safe distance, holding the light made ono
OF the boys raise the curtain and look under
the bed. OF course nothing was there, for
the moment the way was left clear John
had made haste to get away from the house
and was then quite distance on his
way home.
BY this time Kate had joined the party
anxious to learn if her lover had cscaped.
and as looking under the bed had failed TO
explain the mystery she suggested that they
examine the cellar. Accordingly the whole
force moved cautiously down to that locali-
ty, but there, search was equally unsuccess-
tul' and the old man returned in the full be-
lief that some supernatural visitor had made
the terrible sounds.
The boys and Kate tried to convince him
to the contrary, but all to no effect, and he
solemnly said "Children, some one is go-
ing to die and this is warning you may
laugh now, but if in the morning vou
should find either me or the old woman
dead, then you would believe it too But
at last they again RETIRED but this time the
candle was left burning as Hans said, $50
he could see if anything did happen"
AS time passed on and neither him or
the old womsn were called away, his fears
subsidized but for nearly year he used to
tell the story every time he could get a
listener, and would have told it longer of
If the truth had not come out.
Not many months however, after that
terrible night, the trouble between the two
families was settled, and then John and
Kate with her fathers consent, emigrated
to the State of Matrimony.
At the wedding, as the old man was re-
lating ''his ghost story" as he called it,
to quite an audience, Kate took the scare
all out of it by telling the exact cause of
the noise.
The laugh that followed Kate's version
Of the story, was not joined in by old Hans,
and he was even heard to mutter sometime
like,
4" wish had known it before gave my
consent to the marriage" and in which
case, it is highly probable that John would
have waited some longer before marrying
Kate with her fathers approval. AS it
could not be helped now, the old man soon
learned to look upon it as joke, and fully
forgave both John and Kate.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

DeEs@ The celebrated DR.. Thynne-cel-
ebrated almost as much for his love OF
good living as for his professional skill
called one day upon a certain eccentric
nobleman, whom he found sitting alone at
very nice dinner. After some time the
doctor receiving 10 invitation to partakc
Of it said My dear lord, if L were in
your lordship's place, should say, Pray
doctor, do as | am doing" A thou
sand pardons for the OMISSION" cried his
lordship; pray, then, my dear doctor,
do as | am doing-go home and eat
your own dinner"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

1aE" Returning from divine service one
sunday, good little Billy IS idea of
propriety had been shocked by the won
derful attire Of some little female friends,
who displayed uncommonly low-necked
dresses, which moved him to say unto his
maternal parent: g. It's poor business for
folks to so to church just to show their
clothes" " Why, my son, you must not
judge those little girls; we cannot see
their hearts" " "Can't see their hearts -
exclaimed Billy; "well should think
you might; their dresses were low enough,
I'm sure w
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

a pertinent text was recently preached
by young clergyman near Boston, who
returning to his parish after a months
vacation, brought with him companion
for life. 1t was of course surprise and
the subject of many remarks. Every
body naturally wished to see the pastors
wife, and next Sunday the church was
crowded The attention of the congre-
cation seemed turned more to the bride
than to the service, until they were
startled by the announcement of the text,
" What went ye out for to see ?" 1t
seemed to meet the case. Thenceforth
they looked upon the minister
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

DGH~ Judge Hugh Breckenridge, OF
the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania the
witty anthor of g Modern Chivalry,"
whilst riding through Westmoreland Co.,
Pa, saw young girl who was going out
to milk the cows, place her hand on the
top rail of fence, and spring over
If you can do that again, my girl,
will marry you" The girl did so. The
Judge dismounted, saw the parents OF
the girl, and told them that he would un-
dertake the education of their daughter
and afterwards marry her; which war
done.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04
Scene in n Justices COurt.

Dran'atts PersonG-Lawyer, who is fond
of his "tod;" Witness, likewise with n
weakness; the Court and opposing legal
lights and spectators.
Lawyer to witness
"Did you drink any thing at the bar of
the defendant?"
"Once"
"Any more p
Yes, sir.'
"Well, how many more?" emphatically.
"Perhaps twice or three times.'
"Did you, sir, drink ten times?"
81 don't know, may be did,
Well, sir, how did you feel after the
first drinl?" Witness muses. awhile
~ felt like sunhower."
"Ah, you did sir. How did you feel after
the second drink ?''
Witness, smiling blandly-"I-I felt like
two sunflowers -
More laughter, and lawyer slightly irrita-
ted.
"Now, sir, with great gravity of look
after ten drinks how did you feel? ?"
Witness to lawyer" Square, you have
been there, you know, pretty often, and un-
derstand language is nat equal to the occasion.
Really, you must excuse me-"
"Silence in the Court ~ thundars the
justice, and Of course he was obeyed-in a
horn.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

B6" The celebrated Dr. Gregory, in
the course Of one of his medical lectures
at Edinburg, stated: "One cannot stand
perfectly motionless for half an hour;
that he had once tried to do so, and faint
en- At the end of twenty minutes. The
blood requiring the aid of motion from
the body in order to retain its full circu-
lating power"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

will, by which he left the bulk of his
fortune to John Walters widow and
child; which, after all, was simple act
of justice, for the Demon Nightmare had
told the truth.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

Hea- Discussion of the Bible questions
in Cincinnati has led one of the writer's
of the Cincinnati C0mmeyciaJ to exam
inc the book. After describing briefly,
he comes to the conclusion that " Indeed
the Bible is good book to read"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

CS" "What is Europe compared to Amer
leap said Fourth of July orator No
whar Where is England? Nowhar :!
They call England the mistress Of the sea,
but what makes the sea- The Mississippi
makes it, and all we've got to.do is to turn
the Mississippi into the Mammoth Cave, and
the English navy will be floundering in the
mud ~
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

GSS- A peddler in Connecticut sold his
dog to stranger for eight dollars, and lent
him piece of safety fuse to lead the ami
nal home by. BY the bribe of n dollar a
boy was induced to fire the fuse, the dog
returned to his old master, and the peddler
netted seven dollars on his trade.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-04

p6g~ A young farmer who inquired
how best to start nursery was told to
get married.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-26

Philadelphia, March 90.
Crude l4@lh -.
i. Il. s. 10 w., 26. S. ". 26lI.
MARKET Dali.
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LGTERPOoL. March 26.-ll-l5 q. IN.
Ecline9 2lia. Spirits ISL.
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Pure rrngs At Christie's.
Pure Drul. at Christ e's.
nre Drugs at Chrisrie's
Pure Drugs a, Chri.tie's.
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OFFICE OF
PETRoLruH CENTRE DAILY RECnFp
PETROLEUM CKNTRE March &c
TIE IN riet Is little of to-day aud is
quiet Ms is tie case oa Saturdays. We
quote at ii,25NS4.3o.
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reports OF all 'he Sales of Petroleum
la rew Work Ees,craa

Petroleum market crude in bulk splliur.
hci'er rr'ces, more inquiry,wc quote at l43I
@l5: sal's 500 bbls at inside prices. Re-
hn5d standard white market less Inquiry.
22oo bb's sod 81; 5000 bbs sold in Bat.
more at private prices. Philadelphia de-
livery rather more active on speculation.
3OoO bbls reported sold on sport at 2G7a
and 1900 bbls from April 10 july at private
prices
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"a r;1eN 70 re- lsfISgz.'9 gT'-r syssa s5
&. ~ rs.. ~ StAsaA tIia, x = "
Enumc at'rg few Of the ARTICLES to be
Gsldau
L. M. Sj'TERNBURG'S
e e. aaIgg2DGg~Tzs z ard
W a>siingtGn.St., PetraicEw
GtntTe, Pa.
sA..-------------------.-A
F.ienif aUd pctrons, ore ndali,
Your attention TO my .bizn would oa1;
Timrs arc dull an money tight,
But in these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would niorm--.lis is the place to buy L,imber;
.'y motto is this: 'Quick Sales ard Small rroft"
For business is healthy and think much of IT.;
In qraliiy my Lumber is second to none,
And az for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not look at it in the light DO,
And for ,Aose have quality Nc. q;
And to those wi;o are particular-as some may be,
1 still have enotaer qua Il. called No 8;
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice
Which will s,l at q low cash plce;i
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and Siding looh Rough
and Dressed
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, oil OF the
best;
also have Rig Lu'pber Of all kinds,
At prices TO compare with oil and hard times;
al kinds OF Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars CT a very good brand;
My f,cilites for selling surely without number
alway, keep.good teams to deliver good Lumber;
So If you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Soft or
Hard,
You will find lust what you want at L N SIS Lum.
her Ya,d
fcb19-f
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Dissolution Notice,

TJNhc firm Of ',ar'e' I; Cornwell coal dealers, ut
this place, ia this day disaol ed by M. ..nll
nsant. Mr.. Scaros r'i'ing from the hus'I-s|
The husinoss VIII here for De conducted at rhe old
stand, by Me-srs CodluGton & COrnwell, who will
'cttle the accounts If the late firm.
j. @. SEART ES.
Pet Cenrs, March 1872. J. C. Cornwall.
ps--hI3@.
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Fest Qualities Of Coal,
'A'.ils Means Business.

am preparing to leave this locaolty on, or about
the first Of April coming, and MY BOOKS MUST
BEsCLOSED. Those who have claims Ggains; me
wiz please present them for adjustment, at ny
office in Nicholson & Blacimon's Hardware Store
And those Indebted to me will please call nd settle
at once. Negloeting this, they will after that date
find their accounts in the hands Of the proper
authority for collection with interest and ccst added
March 3, 1870 JAMES A. SaEliRIFF.
N sch 5trf
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DRUGS! DRUGS

Psu rrngs at Chri.t.'s.
Pure Drug. at Christ es.
lnre Drugs at ChrisIir's
Puro Drugs AZ Chri.ties.
Pds Drugs at Chrsiic's.
Descriptions Compounded ct Christie's.
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded ct Chrstss.
Prescriptions Compounded ut Z lristie',.
Prescriptions C0mpounrcd at Chrisiss
,,. Prescriptions Compounded At thrlstis's.
pe!lcines at Chris,ie's
Medicines at Chrs,ies
leicnes 81 Chri-tie's
feilcius a Chrstie's.
Medicines al Chrstie'.
Prescriptions Compounded at Chris'iee
descriptions Compounded at Christies
frescriPtO Q Compounded a, Christ,c's
Prescriptions Com pounded At Christie.
r.,-. Prescriptions Compounded ii Caristies
olet Articles At Chrsties
Toilet Articles at Christie's
riitt asiitt Articles at ,hrstics
rolet Articles at Chri-;ies
isiss Artic IS at Chli,,ies
Prescriptions Compounded at Christio's
prescriptions Compounded At Christir's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chri,tie's
IRE crlptlOns Compounded at Cnristie's
Prescriptions Compounded a. Christie's
,W Liquors at Christie's
rNe Liquors ut Chrstie's
nrNe Liquors at Christi.'s
,Ws Liquors at Chrlstie's
fafs Liquors at Chrisiie's
prescriptions Compounded at Chri stie's
I.escri tions Compounded al Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at ChriSti
prescriptions compounded at Chrstie's
p,,. u,, Prescriptions Composndc ut Christiv's
pnfs Wines at Cnris,ie's
pMe Wines at Christie's
ssae Vine at Christie's
pse p wines at Christiey
fWs Wines at Chrisiie's
,Presciipions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compromised at Cnristie's
T.aNt. ..f,ta.t. .,.aI Fl...s.
prescriptions t'oa poun ded AT Chris ie' /.
0nsh ~ Christie's
Uils At Christie's
HH. Hi. u Christo's
Ms Us at Christie's
oisat Chrisie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Christi. :
descriptions Compounded At Cnrsti .
INSCRIPTIONS Compo unded at Chrlsir's
Prescriptions Colnpoundrd AT Christi. "a
p.;n!s PANTS at Ohristies ~ 'n'i''os
rants at Christies
rants at Christie's
ps;n.s ppsns at Christie's
rants at Chri,tie,s
ls.escrip ions Compounded at Christie,s
pscrlptions Compounded at Chr.tics
,psoiptiohs Compounded at Chrisc'-
.icfiptions Compounded at Chrstics
piten. prescriptions Compounded at Cnri,tie !.
P.isn,t ,"eiicines at Christie's
patsnt a; n dicines At Chris,ie's
patont. No cnes at Christi "a
p,tsnt, Md, NED, ines at Chri-ties
'u' Msdicines At Chrieties
No 13 Washington Street
NO IL Washington Stree
No. 10 Washington stree
No l3 Washington Street
pp',rol um C.nt,o n, No. Is Washinst,n sue,
poi p't.ooii um Cenp Pa.
pp,,ro,eum utre pr
Petroleum Centre, H.
j. III CHRISTIE.
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HEgE'sA aAIsH}.X S-~3SY EEL
IIleAf'k3.
Nesicrn Union Line Market sSeport.
Special Dispatches to the Daily Record
Now York. March &c.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
8erfIn0iae Traucu.

Bon lao Srauen bon OberIin, glprio unb anbern
5oeilen BON 2orain County lief am Wontas I'M
Sauie unierer @eiebsebuns Elm Broteit sesen Jrau=
enitiumredt elm. sic iasen in oemIelbsn:
r9sr psiie SdDpftr bat jebes @eihfest fir ieile
Yfidten qeldaiien. Wir %slauber, oaB uniere auf.
gabe 10 tui6ti9 unb 10 heilia lit, pie irgen0 cine ans
oere auf tieier groe. Wir fIbien. baB uniere sesen>
~tpdrtigen Yai1ten unIere game 3eit nnb nniere se-
%iamnlten Iabisfeiten in Nniprud nehmen unb bob
oieielben Niemano 10 gut erfIaen fann, a!s mir
ielbif.
rOesbal6 proteTiren mir seaen bic 8eifrsbunsen,
uns p1lbten au%fSu3minsen, Die bonn Stlmmred1t
nidt gu treunen iino uno lueIde mir niht erfiQen
%f6nnten. Obne Die b6hiten Sntereiien ~unierer Gamis
lien nnb Der @elelldaft 5u Dpfern. gs iinb uniere
Tdter, Vriioer, Wdnner un0 SDbne, bic uns am
Stimmfaften reprdIentiren. uniere Ydter uno Yrii
Der lieben uns. lniere Wdnner iinb uniere Wabl
uno lie iteben uns CUR Seite. lluiere SDbne lino
oa?, mas 10 If aus ibnen MAIDEN. Mir Iino sufrie=
Den 0anlit, bob tie uns auf Dem & orneIoe, auf
benz Shlahtfeloe unb am Stimmfaiten reprdienti-
rem lDuten. Wir pertrauen ibnen i'm Shul5immer,
ON Jeuerberoe uno an Der Wieee unb glauben, oaB
unlere Geprdientation, ielbit am Stimmfaien, UNI
parteiiiher uno pOlitdnoiger 1T, als oiss mD9lih
iein fonnte, menn man aQe 6rauen ltimmen IleBe.
gBir prOteitiren haber adiunsspoQ se9en ieoe @e=
iebseberei CUR @inflbruns beg Jranenitimmredts in
unlerem ganoe ooer irseno einem Sbeile ~oeileIben."
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