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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

Miss C%ArHARrSE BEEcHER, who Is now known
rs a vigorous opposer OF the woman's suffrage
movement, says: ut is the side issues Of the
woman suffrage question that have caused mo
and Others, who once favorably regarded II, to
change our opinions. "-Erchan5e.
The "side-issues may be called
Caarian, and hence they arc not le-
gitimatc. Better go it straight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

The New Departure Democracy are
hugely indignant over the recent de-
monstrations Of Jefferson Davis, Robt.
Toombs, Alexander II. Stephens, and
Andrew johnson, against the attempt
to transfer good Democrats to the Re
publican platform, and to commit them
to universal suffrage, universal eman-
cipation, the public faith, and the pub
lie credit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

DEMOCRATIC TIcxET.-The following
Is the ticket nominated by the Demo-
cratic State Convention held in Sacra-
mento this week: For Governor, II. II.
Haight /; Lieutenant Governor, ETC.
Lewis Secretary Of State, E. B.
Brown; State Printer, ]. Il. Barry /:
State Treasurer, Antonio Coronel; At
torney General, 10. Hamilton; Sur
veyor General, j. W. Bost; Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, Rev.
o. P. Fitzgerald; Clerk Of Supreme
Court, Thomas Laspeyre, of Kern
county; Harbor Commissioner, Isaac
Friedlander, of San Francisco. j. W.
Coffroth, Of sacramento. was nominated
by reclamation for Congress in the
Democratic Congressional Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

MRs. ANNA PLACE, OF Portland, Me-,
has lived to the age of l02 years. She
Is the widow Of n revolutionary soldier
who enlisted In Lee, n. H., and served
throughout the war, and she now re-
ceives pension from the Government.
She still retains her mental and phys
ical faculties to n remarkable degree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

IT isa most significant fact that since
the war the public debt Of the United
States has been reduced as much as the
debt of England was reduced in fifty
five years!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24
Another Wonderful Cure.

To TIE PUBLIc: Having been afflicted for the
last six years with a disease OF the throat and
lungs, which was pronounced by several physi-
clans incurable. l applied to the beet physicians
In Stockton, San Francisco and Cincinnati,
Ohio, for treatment, and after spending over six
hundred dollars, ! came home disappointed.
enfccbled and rapidly growing worse. Iapplicd
to DR.. Aborn, and have now been under his
treatment for six weeks, and from the very first
day l found relief, and continued to improve
from day TO day, until now / I'M about well. In
fact, I never felt better In my life. His treat
ment has impaired rigor to my whole system:
I now weigh two hundred and twenty-five
pounds, and can lift one thousand pounds, and
feel well satisfied that his Is the only treatment
well calculated to heal the chronic diseases OF
the throat and lungs Of this climate.
Respectfully, J.,F. WAkD.
Merchant at Empire City, Stanlslaus county,
Cal, Sept. 10, 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

RuMoR says that Susanville, Lassen
county, Cal, is at present II of the
liyeliest towns in the mountains. The
new mines discovered have created
considerable breeze.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24
A Positive Proof h Deafness and Dis
CHARGES from the Enrs Gun he Cured.

On the 22d OF January last l applied to DR..
Aborn, at % Kcarny street, San Francisco, and
placed myself under his treatment for deafness
and discharges from my left car, that had bafled
the ability OF several physicians. Under DR..
Aborn's skillful treatment began to improve at
once, and In ak weeks time / was entirely well.
I can now hear as well as I ever could, and the
discharge 10 entirely cured, and have had no
symptoms OF a return Of the disease since. AZ
Lam now satisfied that the cure 10 permanent, l
cheerfnlly give this testimony to the skill Of DR..
Aborn, who Ia now In our city. practiclng at the
Orleans Hotel. JOHN SIMPSON,
Freshman Sacramento Union, residence corLer
Ninth and Z ats. Sacramento, Sept. 10, 1870.
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Ia tho Public.

I have been olen asked by those who have
known how long / suffered from Asthma and
Bronchitis, II 1 thought the cures effected by
DR.. Aborn upon me In there direases were per.
manent. / have only TO say that on the first day
OF January last I first saw DR.. Aborn, and placed
myself under his treatment. / took his mcdi.
cine for two months, when I was, as believed.
thoroughly cured, and remain 30 to the present.
/ am healthier than / hayo been for years, and
WEIGH more than I have for twenty years, and
have not tho slightest trace OF the diseases Dr..
Aborn 90 readily removed.
San Jose, July s, 1870. j. ". HARDWlCk,
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A Remarkable Cure.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. 81, lB,U.
This Is to certify that for ten years l have
suffered almost death with Nasal Catarrh, Bron-
chitls and Neuralgia OF the Head. The pains In
nv head were almost unbearablc. Ny hearing
was very much impaired. with a disagreeable
noise In my ears. Ny eycsight was also m
paired. In May last placed myself under the
san Francisco, CAL, and In q short time the
bronchial affection was cured, my eyesight was
fully restored, and my hearing improved: l take
pleasure In bearing testimony to the skill OF Or.
hborn, in his successful treatment Of these dis.
eascs. JOHN ALLISON,
Late Deputy Sheriff and Constable Of Grass
Valley Township, Neyada county, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

SOME mems kindness and attachment
are more exasperating and humiliating
than Others enmity and derls!on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

Mr.. AND Mrs. JAMES FARLEY, of
Hollis, N. H., celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary of their wedding on June
7tb, In company with over a hundred
descendants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24
TESTIMONIAL

Testimonial from Hon. John Coyode,
Member OF CouGross, Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 70, 1853.
For more than q year / suffered Inconvenience
from deafness and o constant sounding in my
ear. On tho 2lst Of May / applied for relief to
Dr.. Aborn. He relieved me- at once, and from
that day to this I have had nc difficulty OF any
kind with my hearing. Truly,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24
PIPE LOST.

MEERsCHAUM PIPE, BELONGING
A to me, and which I prize very highly, was
last At the hre In my house, back OF tho Mount
Vernon House, on Wednesday morning. II was
hsps somo person, took II fore sate.keeping. l
will pay q liberal reward for Its return.
8. p. DERBY
jel7.tf Two doors above the NEWS o1io1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

IMAGINARY dangers are worse than
real ones-for the former will continue
to disturb US, whereas the real ones
will pass over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24

Card from VIM. Hoskins, Notary Public,
Oakland.
DR.. ABoRS: / take pleasure In bearing testi-
mony to your skill and treatment for Catarrh
and Bronchial affections. Having suffered for
months, and wasting IN fesh from incessant
as the result OF your treatment; and l have
gained thirty.three pounds In weight.
This is given In addition to o former card by
me. under date OF June %. I cheerfully recon-
mend to you all who are similarly aflicted:
Oakland, Sept. 3, 1870. WIN. HoSklNS.
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NEW TO-DAY.
b r. A 3 o r NJ.
WILL REMAIN UNTIL JULY 1.
A PLEA FOR sPEcIALTIES.

a PLEA FOX SPECiRLiIEo'
DIR. ABoRN, In his last column ADVERTISE
ment, has presented an admirable common sense
view OF the reasons why those who confne their
Investigations to particular classes OF disease
should attain to greater and more accurate
knowledge OF tho best mode OF treating such
diseases than those physicians who are engaged
In general practice, or In treating diseases OF
every kind to which the human race Is subject.
We all know that this rule applies to and Is true
In every branch OF business, whether PROBES
sional or mechanical. There are iawyers VINO
qucstiops affecting tho title TO lands, and they
become very eminent In that branch OF the pro:
fession, and their services are sought Tor In al
such cases, because they become noteu anu
reputed as land lawyers. Our friend ioushton,
Of this city, has a higher repntauon % u ianu
sion, and tine reason IL. that for many. years his
attention has been very largely, nay, almost ga.
tirely. given to the study OF such cases ana the
law In reference to them, so, 700; IN al nnIse
cities there are lawyers who arc chleny eminent
on account OF their knowledge OF t me- II Nsd % Ts
voted special attention TO that pranch OF the
legal science. So, also. there are lawyers WHO
become eminent only as criminal lawyers. IN
mechanics the ssme rule holds. There are some
mechanics who acquire greater dlstlncuor mn ~
one brsnch OF mechanics than others. tne
ucCullhE licullhl OTkuLlsul VI sSHa~
to them a disposition to investigate particular
branches OF science, while they feel no desire az
all to pursue tho study OF other branches. one
man becomes great as a botanist; announcer ns an
ornithologist; a third as q mineralogist, ana q
fourth as q chemist-and just In the degree tnat
q man loves, or has an affinity for, the particular
branch OF science he makes his specially, ID the
extent of his advancement In that science, anu
hls success In reducing II to practice.
We have said enough, we think, TO illustrate
and establish the principle, and hence we sec
the reason OF DR.. kborn's wonderful success In
the particular clnss OF cases he undertakes to
treat. He has made them the subject OF SPECIAL
and cloee study and observation for ycars. and
has ACQUIRED q knowledge Of their particular
observation-disclosures We think doctors call
lt-and OF the most effective remedies LOT theii
relief This IL the secret OF DR.. Aborn's great
success and high reputation at Pittsburg and
Western Pennsylyania-of his rapid rise to
cmInence In Washington city, and Of his great
fame already established on this Pacific coast,
in the treatment Of his specialties.- San Jose
Daily Pdtr+0, July I1h.
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singular suIcidc OF n Child.

Is Lehigh county, Pa, there Is n boy
lG years old, weighing 256 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24
81 EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL, SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1871
RFPRopUoTIoN OF CHARACTER.

PHILIP LYNCH, Editor and Proprietor
ALE. DOTEN -.- Associate Eaito'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-24
Card from g.: q. HouGhfon, Ess., ATTORNEY
nt Law, Well Known Citizen or Cal.

DIR. ABORN 10 now Professionally, ut the
I~nternotional Hotel. j
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-01

Die teutide S&psi, Bat aud ibren
D6lliuser; es III Der Yfarrer Gslt In 2u-
germ. Don Der Sanjel frtner Stride Der.
untsr prptriitrte sr ipibsr bas nsue un.
6riitIitte Dogma ppn Der pdpiflt6eu I'm
fsblbartsit unb Issts isinsr @smsinbe tIar
une rubis bar, tuarum ptrisS Ssluiten~
Dogma ntdstte irt. nSn mttnem sanSen
9sben," ihlUB er, nbtn Id metntn @runo>
ldbtn ME untreu 9spOrben unb min btrfe
mstns G6rs unb mstn sutts @ewiGtn nit
mir In baS @rab nebmen. lin metnes
@epifens ptlIen prctfftre th."
Ssinem 8i16Uf maGtt sr fOfcrt BON
Ieinrr Yrptsfatton In;etse. Der Stf6cf
Ipra6 iufcrt ben Sir6enbann iber tbn
aus unb ssbrt Der &r9teruna, TIN BON
Isinsm amte su sntfrrnen. Die 9te9tes
runa antpurtets: gBtr wsrpen ereen ti>
nrn @eiItliGsn nttttiuIhretten, Der ni6ts
attban bat, ais bab sr ss8sn sine nsut
9rbrt ebrliG uno mutbis prptsftrt, relhe
,ur 3eit Ietner Srbtnatipn uno aulteaung
tstn @laubsnsiab Der tdtbplti&sn &irGe
mar. gtne 5fFtntliHt 8trlammluug, Der
ftb bic b56fsn Btamttn bss Staats an
IhluNen, prptslfirts sntretIb seSen bic
neu. es6re, bic cine 3srriittuns Der StrGe
unp pts StaattS bsrbstjufilbrsn orcbe.
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3u Diel Scrm BON einem Slcfer.

Sn Der 3ulammsnfunft bts ct. Qputs
5armsr'Gluts purbs etnt Mtttteiluna
aus Snbtana ppr9slslen, mad peI6sr BON
einem ader 2anSts Elm Grtraa BON $50
SuIbtf Sprn erjislt wcrben let. Giner
BON ben @lub<Wttslisbern mar bariter
dubsrif erifaunt unb bsmsrtte, bas er bic
Nitttbstlun9 eber slauben wirbe, weun
iie BON Sanias etnselaufsn mare, lest aber
itart be3wstfeln miiTt. Gr ma6te nun
ben anbtrsn Wit9lteOsrn bic Witt6eiIuna,
bae Sanlas isiner iibsraus srceen Sru6t.
Bartlett pesen beribmt Isi, unb I&ilberte
ibusn bus Bib elmer Sarm, auf welder 4
ober 5 Wanu bsIGdftist tparsn, an einsm
Iansen 5sbel cine fife 8artpffsl beraus.
Su3isbrn unp anbtre Arbsitsr, auf buben
Stufenlsttern ittbenb, beI6dfti9t paren,
bas Belf6tUrn NIT 5anbbtilsn BON ben
Stsnesln ab3uitblassn. I'm ben JpbG
rsGt Iett Su MAIDEN, fists tr bin,u, bag
man, rpenn er ii6 nt6t Irbr IRE, ebenfaIs
tn Sanids li6 etnrs linnreiHen unb elm.
fahsn Mtttels bebttne, UNI eine @ilterne
gu sraben. Wan pFan,t nGmlidt etne
Saat.8iibe unb i'm 5srbts sisbt man bic.
Islbt psrmittelf elmer @ur3tl.9tcb> Sra.
Idiue aus Der Grbs unb fs6e ba, Der
Srunnsn 1T fsrtis.-3lsb's an Die gBanb,
Iirbrr Geier!
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GbeItanSs. Sabr im slmerifa.

l. Sdnunr.
Gs aanb teut Dor btm 9rauaItar
60 BOD beelidt Elm iuns.s Yaar.
l. 5ebruar.
Der 6tmmel mar nod liht unb liar,
co ItirmiIh rs aud traubtn mar.
l. Mdr,.
Gs nabm ben Shnre Der Wonat Warb
DO& unsstrennt blsb Setbsr 5erJ.
l. April.
@prtl tlt let6t psrdnbsrIt6,
Go ssistt fdun man&' gBblt6en fG.
I. Mai.
Der Runet Itai mar fsu6t uup tiibI,
llnb tiitlsr warp aud itr @efabl.
1. Stunt.
@ewttterpolfen, bda'rss @rau!
gs 9rolIt Der Nann, eS 8rOut bic 0rau.
l. Sul.
llnb blibt bic 3uie nod 70 lh6n-
Der @attr fanu nur DGrnletn Isb'n.
l. Iu9uf.
Den Spnnentit, ben fbeut iis lsbr,
Sp manGsn ,,Stt6" pOn ttm nod msbr
l. Septe
8pm Sdumheu trrnnt f6 isBt bic 5ruhi
Das Gtepaar mad erl6iun9 iu6t.
l. SftUbsr.
Der Stpr6 sU9 tn Elm frtmbes 0ano-
Sie ISfe isbt pas ebtIth SanO.
l. Nupember.
unb ale Der erft Shure NAL fsl-
@ar aus pas liibe GisbrslptsI.
l. DECEMBER.
Die 3ett, lie pe6lslt tmmerbar,
uno bier Su Qaub stn eb'Itd paar.
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Gin frans6lifdber @uepreOissr.

SslbRtrtsnntnib i1 ss, mas benz 70 tteI
9sbru9tsn 5ranfreih nod INNER frbit.
Seine @ittlfsit unb Seltfrers6ttsrune tit
nod INNER ni6t sebrc&en. Sur wsnt9s
ti&tise Wdnurr tn 3rantrstt babsn Elm
8erfdnbnib fir bic tisfs lnmcralitdt, bic
bUbsnlOie @baraTtsrIOfststt unO pOIttif&s
GnsrsielOlistsit ibreS 8cIfeS. Gtnsr bd'
BON III u. @romisr, 5eullictcnilt Der
8epus bee Dsur Monbss. bic BON Der
Commune Iuspsnbirt wurbt. Sn Der lsB'
ten Drummer ruff sr N6 unb gBebs iiber
ietn SatsrlauO In fcI9snbem arttfsl:
DDte 3a6ti9un9 1T blutis, fur6tbar,
entleblib, bic uns bttrOfsn, aber ir III
Serbtent. Quf bas pom &rehs pur&faulte
5leiI6 bride Der 9snfsr NIT benz Glib
eiien bic gBprtt: Du, bcfartt8eS 5rnnt'
reid, bu, 5ranfrett Der lG6nsn Sslsna,
pu, GrantrriG Der Ri8Oltc6e, Der SRsre.
fla, Der WuntiiU, Der 8puber, Der perit9'
ny, Der Gprrp! 6rantret&. eu fttIs Dtrns
etnss Scnapartr, srbsbs bid pom ben
SGldaen 0srieniSen, bic bu perd6tlt6
bte 8arbarrn bes NurbsnS nrnnf. @e-
funttne 5ranjOien, fallen mir auf bic
Snis, bsfreusn mir unIsre 5dapter, wtt
bic BON Ntntpsb, init gf6s, unb betsnnen
mir unlsrs SGulo."
,@iu 8olt, bas a4tSsbn Sabre lang
bas Sod zines Nsu&slm6rbsrs sstrassn,
Bat tstn 8s&t, F6 ibsr @unbmals SUn
Slut unb SOtb 3u bttlaseu. Gia Bolt,
baS mad Is Sabrsn DOu G9rlOFststt,
DteblabI uno 8aub, bem 8Guber, benz
Diet, bem @6rlpfsn n 1tlIipntn vSa"
9tebt, Bat tetn 8s&t Td ju bstIasen.
@uiSOt bat ssIa9t: uSsret6srt eu@!"
Sonaparte Iasts: pStntt gum Sbtsr bsr-
ab!" Sstt 40 Sa9rtn mar Jrantrsi6
reid, absr aud morali16 untsr bas 3bisr>
reid seluntsn! 81 bic Slbne pOGI,Ussn?
rlnlere 5rsrs liuo In ben Btnb ,srltreut
Ubsr trissSssfanesn, bic Stdbts sin9e-
af6ert uno bic @eflbe psrbeert. Dur6
bic Straesn unIsres Yaris bites bic preu'
btf&s Srcmpste StssssfIdnsr. Das Bolt
absr lprat ;ur psdsnbsn 8epubltt 5 bts
IUnats lang: ugi, laB mid i&lafen,"
unb f&Iief ruBi8 meiter. Sat bas Bolt
fur ben atsruub bon 5stsbstt unO SsIbf,
iudt, wumit sS ben grittsbun9en bss 2.
Gsjsmbsrs SetfaG Sussiau6,t, ssbGst,
tinIdusli6 ssba6t9 Sbne einsn ipealsn
@tbalt, nur ben @eniiFsn unb benz BE-
fbs matsrtsllsr @itsr erssbsn, fs9t ss
sIsi&saItts bic fran56fftsn 5aBnsR unb
gBaffsn In Der Sanb bss Sisssrs, tn ben
5dnbsn stnt9sr anar&tften @irstTban-
ben, aGtst auf Ni6ts unp tObt rutis
psitsr. @rmes 5rantrti6! Sale auf bic
&nts, bsfreus bsin 5aupt NIT gfGr, tlttbs
bid In Sadlstnpanb. 3bue 9use fir
pstns BsrbrsGsn In Cad unp 9IGew
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Gin 0ci6cnF fir ben beutfdten
8aifer.

0ranj BaIlnsr, Der ptsbsrtClt 3ti6sn
BON bsiOnbsrer @unR pUu Ssittn tts
nunmsbrtssn &aiisrs BON 0eutI&lanb
sr9altsn, Bat nun, pie 70 otsIs anbtrr,
um bsm Saiisr Istne Danttarteit 3u BE.
JsiSsn, mad Berlin elm babf&sS Yrubutt
Der &unf' Snbufrts ssisnbet; ss 1T etn
muiietrsnrer GtSarrsnfnfen; bas @an,e,
aus gi&snGOlS sei&nibt, itslt sin S&pet.
jsrbaus Dor, ttifen Snnsnraum Sur auf.
beWabruns BON GtSarrsn bsftmmt tR;
wirO bas 9aus ssUTnet 70 bsstnnt bic
Nuiit unb ss srt6nsn: Die Ba&t am
Rtttn," ,SUruflia," uYariftr GinSuss.
marf&" II. T. 10. 3u benz !5dus&sn se6S.
rtn Swet StiibIr, wsI6s ;u muRrIren Be-
sinntn, Wrnn man f6 barauf nitberId6t.
0at ntsNli6e sunitwsrt fammt aus trr
bstanntsn Nuiit. autUmatrnfabrtt ess
Serrn 9slltr In Berlin.
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Die 5slcin bes Sasss tf isbt in 9rislf
St8npra 9al Gan aus benz 8enetiant.
fdsn, wel6e bic wunpsrIi6fsn Sysrattus
men an 5iiftsn' unb anbsrsn gerrentun.
gen, wsnr Fe nod 70 psraItst Iinb, Suu.
brtn9t. Gle BAT bsrstts sesen 20 Opera.
tiUnsn bepsrt1eltst, pbns bab tbr einr
ein3t9s mtblunssn mare, unO spar INNER
In @e9euwart Der erlten Spsratsure unb
asrSte. Die 8an5s Operation pausrt nur
1870 Sstunbsn unb Der Yatisnt sm-
pfnbtt nt&t ben Ssrinefsn S6mrr,.
Grau Dal Gan fua ldUn sintn 8uf mad
GOnpUn erBaItrn batsn unb 3war pUn
Srtien Der S5uisin 8tetprta, UNI cline
prtnjeiin 5u tt9anbsIn, bts ebenfaus NIT
elmer 5aftsnptrsntuns btbafttt i1. S9rs
Nstbobs III gang sinfab unb berubt aaf
sinsm i6arfinnistn Stubium Der @eltn.
ts, psI&ss iie an esi&en Qtr Batter mar
1Optsnsrdbsr) purssnummen Gat.
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SaS 9rcisfinsen beim l2. Sfprb'
DftlidIcn Sdmecrfcff.


9etanntli6 bate fur bas Yrsisfnesn
beim tspcrltrprubsn Nsw. gcrtsr Sunoes'
ItR Srr SunoespUraanr isltf bic prsis'
lsNrr pc,Sui&retbrn.
8ir ric trfe 6ldTs Der prst0iinaenfen
8rrrine lclhr, rtt iltsr aftunopierSig
Ntialitter ,6blen - III bic 0erbed'ide
Competition n5riibltnS uno qtrte" be,
iitmmt; Ger Cert bsrielten p'n 6UHmann
.. 8aIItrelsbsn lautst TO:
SIN 8pirnbul6 cis 9isbr fhIisi
Der Sra9lina fam, her 5riitltn9 rtef.
Die Qiste b5rt's, bic Qieb' eripaGt,
Saaut aus bir SnoIp' berpor uub la6t,
rnb brnft, su ;eiti0 mDGt's bait ietn,
rnb f6l1lt bann wteber rubi9 etn.
Der 1rii9lins aber ld6t ni6t na6,
Gr tiet lit iepsn Mur8sn mad,
gr tust nit ibr pon frib bis fpdt,
Die Fe ibr Ssr3 aeDfnst Bat,
limb lsiue arpbe Setniu6t tilt,
llnb ieben Scnnenblid per8iIt.
Das Yreislisb fur bic jwsits &laiTe, ju
Der aus bic gsretne sebSren, bic srpiftsn
4S unb &c MiteIitbtr 3dblen, 1T bic Cont
ppRttpn BON 6. Nsitsr, ,,BalbsS,autsr." I"
Der 5trt pa,u BON btm tiirsli6 Uerfcrbes
nen OtGtcr Nbclf SGttger lautet:
0u granf Fuf ou tiitter Grpit
gBte mag Id germ btr lauIhen,
Denn Sturm bur6 betne VCdsn tpft,
Die 8sgtn nisperrauI4en.
Gin Slib bic 0albna6t eeIbsn bsGt
llnb ptsosr tiefts Ountsl,
gis Stlber BON ben Sldttsrn f1ut,
Sm tIarsn StsrnssfuntsI.
Damn 6jrnsr!lans isbniii6tts pebt
qus buftasn 1annen uno giiiltern,
llnb Q(lrs lftu rpirb, rtnasum 9ebt
glur esttsrbeimlit 8liilfsrn.
Das Yrelslieo iiir bic brittle 8IaTs,
psl&e ale 8tretne SWif6sn 3G uno "a
Nitslisbsrn umfa6t, III cine Competition
BON GYri6 nah fCl9enoem nDas ma6t
bas buntsl9riins Qaub" itrrf6riebsnsn
@sti4ts Otto Npqustts'S;
Gds ma6t oaS bunttlariine 2aub,
Oab Der Nalb 70 f&attis IT,
Das ma6t bic ltebe Watenjeit,
Dab 70 rptb sas 86slsin III.
Retu S&aBss Qieb' mars 86sIein rCtb,
Das bliibte am gpalbesrain;
Oas CRIME Qaub, bas CRIME edut,
gBie al bic Gebautsn msin.
glun sins bic liete WaisnJtit,
un6 bic 166ne Qieb' jur Ru6,
Nun fallen bic Sldttlein aa' btrat,
unp bedtn bas 8Geletn ;u.
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3ebn 0ebote fur ben 9anSipirtb.

Sn elmer lanbwtrtbi6aftti6en 8trttns-
SsrfnmmIunS wurSe stfrast mas Der
Qanbwirtb tbun miiiis, um isin @sI6dft
aufrett gu bulteu. Der 8UrTBsnte ant,
wOrtsts in latUnifGtr Siirjs fOIssnberma.
btn:
l. Suu oisl 5uitsr.
2. 5iittsrs gut Stsb.
3. Damn fsbIt ss aud al Diiussr ME.
4. @tt i&arfsr Gsss unb Rartem plug
3. adtrs FsibiS unb ttef ssnus.
6. @as bsin Qdsr tann ssbsn,
7. SUlf pu iplfsmatiI6 ibm nebmsH.
s. aItss eanp prrbsFsrs unb neusS sr'
rinss,
8. AuSsa6su unb Ginnabmtu gu SuSt
brtnss.
10. Du IsIbf Isi Itibls unb Hug.
Dus Fnb @tbUts pss 9aubwtrtGs
etnue.
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@utcS Ocodbtni6.

Der Saufmann Drudmaier fdidt aQr
Sonntaes feline Sunaen In bic Strhs,
uub eisbt isbem stnen @rOI6en NIT, um
i'm In ben Sliu9slbsutsI gu Ie9sn. 0iit-
tags BET Slide eramnirte er nun, mas Te
bon bem 0Ottesbisnlts I'm @ebd&tnib be-
tdlten taben. ygia, 5riB," fruste sr, beim
Sin8fen anfan9sno, ,.was balt Du benn
retalten?"
sd, ltsber papa," antwortets 5rtb
nnbsfan8sn, lid babe meinen @rOIdsn Bee
balten."
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9CnlirQble

Mutual Life Insurance Comp, .,
ron Hsp-gprf,
jig SrpaStpaD. SIG
8ramte:
8. Dwight 8ru6alI prGFsrnt.
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Drpartsmsuts.
Gramiuirertc 9IerSte fir Sunu.ou, ya.:
8. &mmann, 81. ..
8. !. Gperbart R. 3.
@prsiiss tirfsr @sfsIlf9aft
Die maBisfeu prGmisu. Gin ercBss 8apitaI
unb iGsrs eepiIsntafts AnIasr tS6slben. Ser
nsr Iiub ale pUlicirn unSsrfall- unb unbtifrsit-
bar. 80 Gage 5rif fir prGmirn. i3ablurgsn.
9br Syifcm III ausIblisei6 srgrnfihg. Sis
perlanst feline 9ipten rlnb ett brr pramis ais
@rebit. ollie arten BON pOliren werben alsges
felt. Su IUpe5fGllsn tpirb ridfGubigrr @re6it
uub prGmir nidt in @b,us gsbra@t. Yei 9sam-
trnpabIsu iinb bic NiitsIiebn ter gmirabls
aimmters6tigt.
Bellows unb 3immermann,
@eneraIs9gentrn fir psnnIylU.,
Office, gtc. t06 grnn 9re.
Gil9tige Asenten perbeu untfr ben litrrnlltru
gebin9ungrn gu sngnsiren aspuui&t. t9ir71
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9& es Sett ia bsder, Iasts elm Nr3t 3u
letnem 8rantrn, Id isbe, Sis iinp meinsm
8tSepte 9efclet.
gein. penn i6 parbe oann literli6
ben 5aIs 8ebrphen babsn.
gBte for Id perfebe Gle ntht.
gBeil i'd Str 8s;ept prsi Greppen bod
gum 6enitrr btnaue sepprfsn babe.
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9BbtsFep III ibr srDBtsr Geinb, faete elm
3tmpsren3s s9rsbigrr su Scnas.
Nber, srwieberte Sonas, fnst nttt bic
Si6sl, mir fpllen unlere 5sinbe lisbsn?
. ia, Scnas, aber es feIt ntrsenbs,
rab man is psrl6ltnssn ioa.
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Der 4. Suit fdat bisits Sabr auf
DltnRas. Watt gUrbsrritunssu gu csf.
fen Setter.