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A rather amusing story is in cireula.
ton at the expense of Beast Butler. Al
the Presidents levee the other night
which was densely crowded, an old lady
from the interior somewhere, in "a faint
ing condition, requested her husband to
get her an ice.
Cant be did," responded ''hub'' il
irritation; "therc amt no refres hment.
here +"
"Don't believe it. Didn't we get plenty
at Belknap's the other night ?" the good
woman said angril} :snow go and gel
me an ice and SONG lemonade
II tell you now don't bsSa fool fler;
amt no refreshment, everybody says
SO" gruntaa the lord and master.
'You are quite mistaken, SIR said the
Hon. S. S. Cox, who happened to be
near, and who never loses an opportu
nifty to put in a joke ''The President
always provides substantially. There
is his butler, whose business it is to
show ladies to the supper-room," ard
the Hon. little jester pointed to, General
Butler. You'll find him q little stuck
up and cross, but you mustn't mind that
tell him to- get you terrapins" 50
This was said SO gravely that the two
struggled through the crowd to where
General Butler STOOD talking to some
ladies.
81 say, mister, am told you are the
butler," said the man.
81 am General Butler," replied Old
Strabism pleasantly; thinking the two
SOME country people filed with admi-
ration Of his greatness.
Il don't care whether you are a gen.
eral Butler or not, but my wife wants
some terrapins and lemonade"
"Sir?" snorted old B in amazement
and disgust.
4"Oh! don't take on airs, old cock
Come now, hurry up them terrapins."
"You must be drunk, sir! you must
be drunkp' .a 80
''No he amt" screamed the wife /;
she's Knight Templar; he amt drunk /;
but l guess you air."
Roars of laughter greeted this, in
which S. S. Cox was forced to join
General Butler Redeemed in the face and
began pulling his cheeks out in the
most violent manner.
81 don't understand this extraordin-
ary conduct. What do want; sir--what
do you want p.
'.Terrapins, tell you"
'What do you take me for,you cussed
food z" roared Benjamin.
"You call me cussed fool and TIL
hit you on the snout,' screamed the
man
AT this juncture an officer of the po,
lice seized the belligerent hashand and
led him away amid much laughter. But
Ter turning suddenly saw the mischief
maker.
81 say, Cox, did you do that?"
''Well, yes, Pm afraid l did"
sWell, owe the terrapins, and Ill
pay you, mind that-Tll pay you"
And the two walked lovingly away.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27


cot the floor now and addressed the
chair as follows "Yon are a. usurpcr,
you have disgraced the position you
now occupy. You disgrace tic race Of
people to which You and belong. You
are no gentleman; you told me repeat
cdly you believed DR.. Kemp was enti-
lied to his seat, and that he was enti-
tied to vote on all preliminary questions
in his case. l am sorry l ever became
acquainted with you"
At this point Sergeant.at-Arms Pat
rick, k,attempted to lay hands upon Sehilf,
but Senator Murphy made an opening
between them OF several feet suddenly
The Sergeant at Arms said some one
had told him TO do so, but he did not
know who it was.
Senator Boesel, also a German, tried
to get the floor TO re-iterate. about the
same thing, saying: Il did not think
Shermany raised such tam fools as de
chair" Mueller left the chair for the
Me, House, leaving his cane and vari,
Gus paraphernalia, and the clerk enter
ed on the journal, adjourned
Taking this whole thing together it
was one of the most disgraceful usurpa-
.tions of power ever witnessed in Ohio.
Contrary to all former rulings, contrary
to general parliamentary law, and con
trary to five former rulings of Mr. Mu-
eller in the same case. 1t was set up
by a Neil House Caucus, dictated by
the Governor of Ohio and a bach of
Republican politicians struggling with
might against right for power to re dis
trict the State, committed to memory
by Mueller from their own lips and car
ried out by him to suit their partisan
purposes. Over riding the Constitution
and laws of the United States. Over
riding the decisions of the Republican
Supreme Court Of Ohio and long train
of authorities.
BY the decision Of the Supreme Court
above referred to, the inmates of the
Soldiers Home at Dayto can not vote
for any candidate for State, County, or
Township Offices. BY the action of the
Republican members of the State Sem
ate assisted hy their tool, Mueller, they
have decided that the inmates can vote;
nay, that they even intended to vote for
State Senator and it shall be counted
What consistency. A.
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ES-"Old Salt as the Hon. T. C.
Alvord is called, is a member of the
New York Assembly from Onondaga
County, and is just now the victim OF
condolences. He reached his sixty first
birthday last week Tic occupies Room
81, at the Delavan House His seat in
the Assembly chamber is 81, his box in
the Post-offic is 81, and his cloak clos
ct is 81. He was a member of the As
scmbly twenty eight years ago, and has
occupied the same seat he now has
whenever he has been member of the
Assembly s!nce-always given to him
by courtesy
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27


John Barns, the hero Of Gettysburg,
was in New York in December last in
this condition: Partially paralyzed,
memory failing, without sufficient clio
thing to protect his person properly,
without money, without friends, but
with no appearance of vice, 1.-The Hero
of Gettysburg" of whom poets had
sung, begged for money sufficient to
take him home to die.
Mr.. John McPhilips. blacksmith OF
Montgomery, Mississippi, committed
suicide last week by placing the stock
of a loaded gun in his fire, taking the
muzzle in his mouth, and blowing tho
fire with tile bellows until the gun wen'
off.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27

TOMORROW.

Tomorrow, a beautiful day,
Is waiting for you and for me;
Bluest skies of a soft shining ray
Arc impatient the shadows to flee.
Why care if the landscape be sullen and gray!
Tomorrow will chase all the cloud-racks away
Tomorrow, you say, may be dull;
With the leaden-hued face of to-day.
Wait: its morrow with measure is full
Of a Joy never spilled by delay.
If to-day born of yesterday battle our will,
Tomorrow, tomorrow is radiant still.
Tomorrow is mantled in white
As pure as the soft-falling snow,
That rounds into waves of delight,
To cover Earth's pitiful woe.
The gale may be signing, the frost-king astray,
Yet tomorrow young spring-life will bud every
where.
Tomorrow the birds without fear,
Fitting back to the woodlands again,
VIII sing, for the summer that's here,
A full-throated, ravishing strain.
The world now so silent of bird or of bee,
Tomorrow shall echo with refuont glee.
Tomorrow is regal for all,
With sceptre of love in her hand;
The weary but wait for her call.
To spring to the full-fruited land.
Ger the span of to-day we may tearfully grope
But the arch of tomorrow is glowing with hope.
Mrs Mary R. Dodge in Old and Neao.
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j z N NJ I r " T N G ,
OR,
THE LITTLE MILLINER
BY KIT CARLYLE.

George Lenox was a clerk in the
wholesale grocery store of Messrs.
Moore and Reese, in one of our Eastern
cities George was an ambitious young
man, had many bright hopes Of the fu.
ture, and was generally in good spirits,
though the great highway Of life seemed
darkened and the stars of hope shone
feeb!y on his path. But George was
honest. and Messrs. Moore and Reese
had long. since come to the conclusion
that he was just the clerk for them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27
How TO Enjoy Life.

It is wonderful to what an extent pee
pie believe happiness depends on not
being obliged to labor is the only source
of happiness, as well as the guarantee
of life: Idleness and luxury induce
premature decay much faster than many
trades regarded as the most exhaustive
and fatal to longevity. Labor in gen.
,eral actually increasing the term of life.
1t is the lack of occupation that annual
.ly destroys so many Of the wealthy,who,
having nothing to do, play the part OF
drones, and like them, make speedy
exit, while the busy bee fills out its day
in usefulness and honor.
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The fools arc, are not i all dend. Tie sfo,..,
,prietors of Che Russell House, in Des
roit, were offered $500 for the bedstead
on which Alexis slumbered, and the
chambermaid was bribed in almost un-
told amounts to let fashionable dress,
maker have the sheets. She said she
would cut them up into handkerchiefs
end sell tlSein to the boa tor.
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M E A I MARK EFT /,
scHUMACHER

ANTHONY SCkhUM M ACHGN
Respectfully informs the citizens Of
W O. o; d s F l q l. d !,
.naS vicinity that he keeps constantly on
hand at his ne
MEAT STORE, ON MAIN STREET,
Two doors North of Judkins' Drug Store,
Beef Pork, Veal, Sausage. &c
h sylisits the patronage Of the public, as he
xiu spafs ne efforts to accommodate custom.
srs, ana hopes, by liberal dealing, to render
Sstisfastion to all who may buy meats a. his
store.
TO FAR ME- r s
rv,ll,sv the market prise for cattle, hogs
ed sheep suitable for butchering. r,n
Iss7Y. ANTHONY SCHUMACHER,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

- ETwefve liaes, or less, will be charged as
1ns square.
- All legal advertisements will be charged
hy the line, and must be paid in advance Of
publication.
- Notices of the appointment of Ad- -
ninistrator's and Executors; also -
e Attachment Notices aud Road noti- -
ees, two dollars and ffty cents, in a
2 advance. %
], 1r Advertising done at published rates
n1 payment required in advance, in all
en1ss. sle
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Some distance from Messrs. Moore
and Reese's-way down street, quarter
OF a mile, perhaps, and nearly opposite
Georges boarding-place, was milliners
shops real fancy shop with a hand
some sign, large windows, with splendid
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27

A fidgety man is a..dclight.
BY pride angels have fallen.
As for whimpering, never do it,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27

81 say, Cox, did you do that?"
"Well, yes, I'm afraid l did"
"Well, owe the terrapins, and III
pay you, mind that-I'll pay you"
And the two walked lovingly away.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-27
Administrator 5 Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that that the un-
~ dersigned was, on the 18Th day of An.
gust, 1871, appointed Administrator of the
estate of George Barlow deceased.
novslws. JOHN W. BARLOW.
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@aure Gurfen.

Sn bsr lauren @urltu,eit B. lin Ssmutst
fpa ~ na@ alter cage berart an RsutSisttsn
fstIsn, sa6 bic 8eutunssi&Tsitr iur e.Fn-
buns BON baarilrSubsubsn eassn srsifsu mfg
ten, nur Tim ibrtn eflerH bas nBitise ilntfr.
baltuussfnttsr Yorfsssn ~ iBnnsn. @pIGt
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ais jsbe anbsre 3sit I'm Sabr In wsesnitstl
lcHmsa grab I'M Scmmsr, snfolss Isbbaftsrst
&tlkIua, uatbr GiIsnbabn- unb Dampfburt-
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bel bsr itsrpOItissnssn Sibt Tnb bis gni9t
nfaiisr Oft sa traJ uut Ibaiia&tn ju lammeIn
cSsr su bsri&tsn, rns iessa il& Iisbr TN Iip.
len 3tmmsr bin, nm In alter Hube dnias pa
d.nbs Nsaisfsitsn su bt&lsn. 90 tniRsttn
BE ,,iaurtn @urlsn." Gle Fnb aud In
Dsutf1lanb Mote. bic tisfse absr iitnirsiftn
i.ne an iraaer listsrirtituas sbtnio wit un.
frs Ssmmybise bi, TT Dsuii&Ianb abr.
hift.
Die Seef@lanesbaswtIbeDttb
anb htr ptlbt WaaH iub brd bsr etpSb.
li9frn ,iathea Gurftn." VIE brd fnb ou4
TT sielsm Summ9 ,uns gorf&dH ssIummsn.
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Sa 8an, anpstsr StImmung trat ID
abtr bic Sdwrqe mtiats 6aufss, ale
Id iibtr lie ttnausssf&riiien mar Dor
pshtg Nonatsn. Metn alter gpurob
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loon Der Sterstdr Or. Grrtutns ttretu.
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trwttotrit Id, unb baB Minnlstn tufd.
t tbinaus.
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nns Iabsn rs&t lie,rn mad bsn Nopitd.
ten aus.
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mtr unb rsftrtren Si. taarilstu - Is
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unp soa Wtnute 3u Winute wuxbe tas
Sslb. to9s @ntlib frsubIssr.
CJprlfteuna fofat.)
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DtRrtfte.
Die Demo6ratie Ce6t noC6!
Wnrparts 5nm &fe!

Der Irub ttr @rantSeribtnten
Grbsbt bas fpmii&e @ei&rsI:
DDas itbt nit sts'nsu pinbsu
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Dem ftIbfasma&tsn @rabe
Cid iitsrIisfyt bats"
Sn's aist bn @srbns.stnt&te
gtimmi uan&sbsatf&s 3stiuas Gin,
Die, mad rnbism Re&ts.
Rod mBGtt bemoiratif& fsin.-
ABmmt bislt f&Iimms 9sieuns
Nt&t bon @sbirns,Gins si&unss
Die Grasn fiitlsu @&rsdsu
Dor @rssIty unb sOr grupu sspib
linb iudtn ~ Snbtdsn
Dur@ 9Srm tistisft aam msrntR
DE wit elm aIp Ts hrtdst
llnt itrsn sfopf Strriidsi.
Der 3wstttn Iautss !3Hrnsu
9sbsutst bic Wsriduai&feit.-
Sie Rtba als fttls Dtrusu
Sir isssn f&Is&tsn Dtsnl bsrsit-
Gs Tam elm letter 8rodtn
Gie Ye9is unb linIs smIrdsn.
WSst Str aud raifcnnirsn,
Das CUTE Bolt III f&pa& ane bumm
limb IHeH' auf allen Disrtn
Dor Gurem GSanesItum,-
Gr lS6t tut& falf&s asbrsn
Si@ aimmnmsbr b,ibSrsn!
Dur& SeHrnaltfe n.9rtasn
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| 90 foIst btu, fis'nsn @IlIsn,
linb wia auf sisusn Ghbsn mia
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Drum trf9t nt&t lanssr Issres StrOb!
Nast ni1i an barrtn 9nc&su!
"Debetur Honor populot'
'Sp niabnt Gu& tsr aaitintL
Sbr H5rrT&s Gdrst.S&rsinsr.
| sluf tptetn sheen
8trubt Ia bic Dtmpfratis-
4 aann fe,u GrHubt ssbsm
Dsun es be role Gnsrsis
ilnt Ore eaule Starls
2siGl einsua sbIfn DufsS
Sn tu Q gtetifsruns GIammsu
Dat Gs sta .6ttn Wrif anb SaIt-
Nt&t fdat unS bIt&i ,Hfansmtn
] Str Draantsmas Isi4t unb BALI,
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,Mens, meme, teIeI, ap5arFu. !"

nDas III atr Bic S&rift, abba ter.
ltt@ntt; nMsne meme, ttttL
upbarfiu."
nnb fe tsbtutet ttss; ,Weue
paS III. Wctt bot bsin aonIerst4 &C.
sdblt unb pclIsnbst."
p5eteI, baS IN, m an tatbt@
TN etHer Wase 8ewpeta
uno tu Iet&tbe funben."
(1ud Daniel s, 8rs 2s--27.)
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S5arrisbMra, A>a., Gpnnerftaa, Mm9nif %, 1912.
Drag lt um itrfn 8sIieu
Drs SaGss Slut auG wSllsn.

Gle III tnpprsesaugen
aus unf.rs @plfts Warfunb asrh
limb mub ON pimmsl pranssu
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Sie bSrt stf auf ,u fbimmtru
| Wiit tiejts 9antts Srlmme.n.
Sit lett bur1 @plfseebanfsn
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limb fdltust NIT taaifnS &anfsn
Gid an has tyeus 8ulfsbnl fsf,
I'm ME pon ibm 3u la0tn
tnb WaysI bort ju falTtn.
Sie bat bd alien Siiirmsn
Den tobtn, bGIsfn 9srut
TmfoItea 8au iu ibitmsn.
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llnb ttCen wsits Sallf
@sDhust lsbi fir Nas.
Sis raft I'm vHi&t. Gsfiibls
CID isBt pOl Rutb unb 8ibnbsit aut
DOB iIe ,8sform" srsieie
Hns tenme ter 8erbcrbHi6 Saul
DE ale Yunbfa,wsiss
Durdbrinst sIei& cine Ssa&s.
Bun aastmtinsn psiis
Gntrarf re ibrsn GsIe,uss plau;
Sie reibt alS 5etres5aule
Si3 fol, Zen 9ibsralsn au.-
gIs wbaIdur fisbn gsibt
Ginanbsr Seit' an Ssiis.
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Durt pad'rr BIapw Srs unb 9ant,-
SIe iinS isbi aampfssnOltn
gu artt;sn fiji bas 8atttlant,-
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DIN WabIplaB au bsirttsn! +!
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3kbt isBt nit uns binaus ,ur S&IaGi!
Gs stIt tsn Gretbsits.Wireer
81 f&lassn bur& pereinte Ma&t-
% Gill; has Doll su rsitsn
Mus itinsn Sflaprnfsiisn
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Der 6a9eitpls.
Gin Scppclbiffprie.
bon
W. .. .. Scrn.
(Gortistana.)

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ter 5aupt an 5arr,l'S StrItn, unb
Ssiet Tsintsn.
5arptl ,os mid ,u lid.
,gr 1T rein unt ttsl, msirt @malia,
tpie ta on i'm seslauti" iasts bic
SHUTTER.
$50 muater, 70 Ratf mar fs lanss
ni&t sepsitn.
5atpsl sinB ipit neg.
. ME eanltsn mir Iae ,. nj 5elf.r In
Der Nott, tu fstnss bsrranstsn Ser.
,sns @stst unsrb6rt lG6t.
@m antsrn Morssn fam tr pist,r.
@r fratbis swsi gsrjte. @r lorste iir
aass. er sat 70 reid, fab Id faf
ntsteraseriidt wurbt BON sinsm namsn.
Iotn 9,fibI. abr r gas wie elm
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faete sr. sd forge fur gud."
llnb sr tba.'S wts Elm Batter; absr
ntdt lanse Ssucb bic quite Tlutt.r bic
5rsute, 5arp.l'a ss..inist pUa allsr
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5tr,,n.
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fasts e, ufe Ratb an feinsm 5srssn.
gsr5sblld mare ts, tsn Gamsrj su
fdilesrn, ben CT tmriano. Dod In ben
Sdmsr3 mildte fd bas fife Gefatl.
ba6 r rein Dor ibr ssfanpen. ba6 fs
tom elm 5sr3 pca ttilIssr etsbs bswabrt
pab fe an isinsm 5srJen ssfcrben war." :"
80 nun babsn Id oroten nod einen
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te sr 3u mir. Setn Sdmsrj mar ai0,
barum tslo tisftr.
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ttts, 70 mar Id bod Mot 3u Der 6amts
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fatrs fe tisrtsr, unc trauere nit If
men. Sd sbrte ftnsn Sdmsr, unb
blisb nod siniss Belt In esip,ts. Sd
battle bort alss bslorst NOS n6lbtg
mar. 8Ier,sba Sage barauf futr Id
tistter. 8or tsm abore tss Stdbt.
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3nutsn NIT 1&. bsrrlIas Sunssn.
| Ssbr frOb bssribte sr mid. u8Omn'
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ter. Gle Rnb mstne S5bns. 60 II
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bsrt. Cine nsuss @htsa srSFast Td
Dor MR."
@ir famtn I'm 5auff an.
| ,Wmalia !" tnft ar, unb--msins lima
tta tritt bsr,in, asf&midt NIT aQsn 8si'
sen Str nsnnjstn Sabre.
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faste er 81 itt.
,.Sisb @lbtrt Gisr bsins Sdw.Rs
Wmalta J"
Sd trat 36ssrnb auf bic eisbliGt 3u
v@ib itr btn BrutsrfuB, albert
risf Der Seetm.
Sd ttat's, @bOtpt. Nbsr ttr Ru
sntlaisb db,r msin 2,bsn. Sd bite
pierSstn Sage In O.... 60 mare,
f.lise Sage, ttnn Mmalisn's 5tr3 nsi8i
tf& bu mir In fsul&sr teiliSsr Gtste, un
nun Sius MIR eas aiat auf, tas ba
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SeIbeh Rarptn, bon Ghr.
Spbu g. MtlleI bon Santinetpr.
g. @rp6 GrS BON philadelphia.
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90 fprat Ser Yroptst Dor aber airsi.
taultno 9abren. unp 70 fprt&t tsute =
ntht Der prcptst, tnfptrirt bur@ bic
Sttmrne fstnts Uottss - fonpern bas
fOup,rdne Bolt NIT ntat wsniser Oatr.
belt, btnn ,8oIfes S!tmmt III o 0 I.
ties Sttmms." ~lg'
@us ben Stdbtsn unb DSritrn gcsb.
GarcIina's, aus feinsn Detltru uub
5Sisn, aus letnen Giatsn- unb Sanaen.
palesrn bltbte Der 1slssrapt sortas
@oGe bas nWens, meme, teteL
upkarftn". = IS fsbt 8s1&rieben
an 0rant.-- ,Dei.e 5errltaft Ia
ss,atlt uuo polltnpet."
Is itttt 9sl tristsn an bie Grant.
partet; Imam bat btH tn elmer spa.
81 8srpSsn unp su lsiGt bsfanssn."
Der ausfau Der Wabl tn Norb, Garp.
lima tf fur uns tstn iibsrrafdbtnb, 70
Ittr sr aud Der tsrrlatnben @prrup.
tlonsparisi wis etn Blib aus teiterfm
9lmmsl erftsinsn mag. Die Drattjte.
tsr- Der @rantpartet 9rpbt wte ileins,
pon ben Sabinttsmtt8litbsrn an, bic In
WcrS' Carolina nf mpften". bio
bruntsr ~ ben fIstnasn Yarteitlsppern,
slaubten aas an Die Glmaht Der pa.
tronagt. an bic tnbt0esli&fttt Der
YartttbtsctpItn, an bic unfttl.
bartlett ter Be Srun8sfpr.
melu, NIT btnfn man auf bic DUNN.
belt Der Walsn fpsfultrt. Nu4 In Der
Golfspartet sibt 90 nO@ Nants,
bic an tisIe aQmaht bsr brst 8
rem unfsrss wartetlebsns 8Iaubten, unt
aa& Disitn i&ttn tin Stt9 bss 8olles
iiber bic ursantfIrie patrpnass, Vartet,
bIseiplin unp bic Bslaw5rungsfcrmeln
unm6sli&. 1sibe fnb enttduftt; tts
bic ttnen iuit bsr 1Snts BsIfajeg
als er bic 6Artft las ,,unb tbm btt lsns
ben fhdtttrttn uao bic 8stne 3tttsrten" +;
bic anbsrsn frsue!s snttduf&t, ba 1s ttbI
BEN Ws8 flar unb often ppr. H& lsbsn,
wtldfr pas Bolt tsr gsrsiuisttn Staas
ten aus hsr gla&t polltiiasr 3ttfatrsn.
belt ttrausfabrtn wtrb In BEN bslltn
Sag stnss nsuen goltStsbsns, no alter
5apsr ane alter 5ab ssrssltn f.iu iutr.
ben, no neuer Grteben uub
@tntsfett paS BOIL feRtr
btneen werben. als ptrlSnli6e @e'
steruns uno @tlitdrttrrlGaft fs t5n'
ntn; NO eie partstsn ssrssiTtu ftin per,
ben In psnt allsemsintn Bipirfnib siuer
frstsn. frisoli&en. rspubltfantl&setme'
frati1Gen Gntmtdluns.
Die @rantptiTs tptrb natIrlIH ,aIe
mSslidtn Deutunstn unb MusIeaunesn
obsr Surift an Der s,tiin&ten UanD"
perfunen. Ote 10 In btr SGrift tftbt.
,llnb br 85nis tiff ibsrIaut, bae
man bte Dsiitn, Gtalbatr uns Uatrs
lager tsrauf brtn8fn fullls. unb lief
ben Wefen su Babel iasert: UtlHer
@snft bisfe S&rift lisfst unp faeen
lam, rpas at bstsutt: btr fou NIT Dur.
pur ssilsibst werben une 8olbtne Ret
ten am 3alle traptn uno bsr brittle 9trr
ltin In meinsm 8Snt8rti&.
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bsraufasbradt; absr 1t tonntsn ipsbsr
eie S&rift lsisa. nod bts Deutuns bsm
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,Gner &Sniarei9 1T tgu
3GbIt nnb bpttenbct, M q 4
bat Gudtn elmer Wase
mngeu nnb 3u let9t befnH.
ben." - (Mfprm.)
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