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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29

Thus it will be seen not only is the
difference enormous between the collec-
ton and expenditure of the larger and
most populous States, but in West Vir-
ginia, State where $627 900 is collect
ed, less mocey is expended than in
Mississippi, where only $23S,OOO is col
lected; and only $1,000 more is ex-
pended in collecting over $5,O0O,000 in
Missouri than in North Carolina, where
only 81, $4,000 is collected. No wond r
the "Ads'' count themselves into the
State offices of North Cardinal
Once more unto the breach, Gear Mr..
Dawes once more.
MINT STATISTICS.
A mint is proverial expression for
demonstrating that somebody is making
money. We are of the opinion that be
somebody or somebodies mint of money
has been made out of our Mint establish
ment, and we hope some stump speaker
on the Grant side will kindly explain
the following comparisons
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
Number of Amount Expenditure
Postoffices. expended per office.
IS6O.............2S, ,4JS S6,O66,062 S213
IS7O....-...-....2S,49 ,492 2,'l4,l74 425
cpANT AND JOHNSON

In the Chicago platform of 1868, every
plank of which has since been broken
or ignored, is inserted the following:
Resolsed, 7. The Government of the United
States should be administered with the strict
est economy" :" and the corruptions which
have been shamefully nursed and fostered by
Andrew johnson call loudly for radical reform.
We will just show in parallel lines a
few items of comparison between the ex.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29

O,OOO
In 1860 Mr.. Howell Cobb, Secretary
of the Treasury, returns the total ex-
penditure for lighting Executive Man
sion and Capitol, for fuel for the Presi-
dents house, refurnishing, and keeping
the grounds, ETC., at $56,750.9S.
1t therefore appears that Mr.. John
sons living cost us only fifty three per
cent. more than Mr.. Buchanan's, and if
we consider that 1S67-9 was a year when
gold averaged 140, the increase is not
much against Mr.. johnson. But our
present President, gold at only lis, in
creases the expenditure over that of his
predecessor fully 100 per cent, and over
that of Buchanan 325 per cent. In all
ways Mr.. Grant comes high"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
livingstone Coming to America.

The New York Times states that in
formation has been received g from a
good source that DIR. Livingstone is so
Disguised with the neglect he received
from his own countrymeD, that he in
tends, upon leaving Africa, to come
to this country and settle and be natu-
rallied. This is his own statement,
made in private letter."
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
Facts for the MilliOn---A Few
Plain Figures that Don't Lie.
The Enormous Expenditures Under
Grants Administration.
The Cost of Carpet Ba sgers-The Cost of
Running the Mint-The Cost of Running
the Postofce Department-And
the Cost of Grnntism In
General.
From the New York World.
rOcT or ACCFRS

We give below a table compiled from
official sources, which will show pretty
plainly the cost of q carpet-bagging of
fetal compared with native. The in
ternal revenue is their richest pasture,
and here is the way they crop it:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
Com CRAMPS OnicfaI Regulations In Rein
tiOn to Negroes.
HDoRs. DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE,

HpoRs DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE,
CoRINTH, Miss, April IL, 1862.
\ \ Officers and soldiers are
positively prohibited from enticing SLAVES to
leave their masters. \ 1t is en-
Joined on all commanders to see that
this order is executed strictly under
their own direction. By command of
U. S. GRANT, Major-General.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
penditures of the shamcfully corrupt
johnson and the frugal Grant:
Totals. S2.8OOssl67 $685. 466I4 s6I67 Is3 II

What can the defenders of the Ad-
ministration say to this table? If the
Administration of johnson called loudly
for radical reform on account of it's cor
ruptions, what does the Administration
of Grant require Gentle shepherds,
tell us what.
The Republican platform of 1868
charged johnson with being shamefully
corrupt. We now bring figures to
PROVE THAT GRANTS ADMINS
TRATION IS NEARLY DOUBLE AS
CORRUPT IN 1870, and NEARLY
THREE TIMES AS CORRUPT IN 1871.
Surely the good Boutwell, ought to ex-
plain these things.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29


yet the cost of coming was $I,O67,-
O97.95-OVER 100000 MORE IN
EXPENDITURE.
Surely these things cannot stand the
fiery ordeal of investigation and come
out unscathed.
PoSToFFICE ECONOMY.
OF all the audaclous pretenders to
economy and administrative skill with
whom President Grant has surrounded
himself, decidedly the most audacious
is Creswell. Under this mans admin
| istration our mail service to and from
Europe has been put back nearly to the
schedule of the old sailing packet days
| and an ordinary letter from Washington
| to New York is seldom delivered in less
than twenty-four hours Yet this ex
| traordinary Postmaster, in whom al
mail contractors curiously delight, has
the impudence to talk about the econ
| omy he has effected in our National
Postofice Department.
If we bring him to the test of his own
books we shall find that his economy
has been effected exclusively in the ser,
vice done, while he has actually and
| greatly increased the cost OF doing that
service.
In 1860, under that Democratic mon
ster of iniquity, Buchanan, we had %,
49S postoffices in the country, on which
we expended $6,066,O62, which gives as
nearly as possible an expenditure oi
$213 to each Office.
| In 1870 we have 2S,492 postoffices in
the United States, or six less than in
1860, on which we expend, after de
Quoting from the total postoffice outlay
about one million of dollars for nowly
granted subsidies, the sum of $I2, I'LL
174, being as nearly as possible $425
FOR EACH OFFICE, or JUST ABOUT
TWICE OUR EXPENDITURE OF
1860. And this, observe, in the face o.
the fact that tn enormous extension o
our railway system since 1860 has i'm
mensely facilitated the distribution anc
reduced the necessary expenses of the
United States mails.
We suppose Creswell will be expected
to take his turn at the wheel in Maine
now that Boutwell, has done so well il
North Carolina. Perhaps he will kindl..
explain to the good people of the Lum
Der State the beauty and blessedness O
; the facts set forth in this tabular state
ment:
Number of Amount Expendtur
5ssSss1ss 1ss ffSsoffaa,14ssa efa4sa 81 saaa
AND JOHNSON.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
THE COST OF PRESIDENTS.

The total expenditure for keeping the
Executive Mansion in repair. and furni-
ture, lighting the Capitol and Executive
Mansion, and finding the latter in fuel,
and other outlays necessary in 1867-S,
during the Presidency of Andrew John
son, were $86,764 OIL, and here is the
estimated detailed amount that Mr..
Boutwell, asked Congress to grant him
for 1928, and which of cour4e was ap-
propriated, that Mr.. Grant might be
comfortable:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES.
Gen. Grants Threat in 1861 to Resign His
Commission and Cast His Lot with the
SOuth If the Slaves Should be Freed.
Raz,daInL M, C,it;zaz,

Gen. Grants Threat in 1861 to Resign His
Commission and Cast His Lot with the
south If the Slaves Should be Freed.
From the Randolph CMo) Citizen.
In the summer of 1861, Gen. Grant,
then Colonel of the Twenty-frst Illinois
regiment of infantry, was stationed at
Mexico, on the North Missouri railroad,
and had command of the post. He re-
manned several months, mingling freely
with the people regardless of the pecu-
liar shade of any ones political opinions,
and as the distinguished Colonel then
had no thoughts of aspiring to the Pres
| idency, or a dictatorship, no occasion
| existed for the reticence to which lat
terly he owes the greater part of his
popularity. Ulysses the Silent was then
| ULYSSES the Garrulous, and embraced
| every fair opportunity which came in
his way to express his sentiments and
opinions in regard to political affairs.
One of these declarations we distinctly
remember. In public conversation in
Ringo's banking house sterling Union
man put this question to him: " What
| do you honestly think was the real OBJ
ject of this war on the part of the Fed
eral GovernmentF'
"Sir," said Grant, " have no doubt
in the world that the sole object is the
restoration of the Union. L will say
further, that | am a Democrat-every
man in my regiment is Democrat
| and whenever / shall be convinced that
this war has for its object anything else
than what ! have mentioned, or that
the Government designs using its sol
| diers to execute the purposes of the
Abolitionists, pledge you my honor as
| a man and a soldier, that | will not only
resign my commission. but will carry
my sword to the other side and cast my
lot with that people"
| Gen. Grants Belief that Negro Suffrage
| was Unwise and Would Lead to n War of
| Races.
Extract from Senator Doolittle's Speech at Mil
| waukee, Oct. 2, 1865.
The other DAY when Gen. Grant was
here, spneding several hours with him
in free conversation upon this subject
among others, he expressed to me the
same opinion. Said l, "Gen. Grant, l
never quote private conversation with
out express permission; am l permitted
to state what you now state to me ?''
Said he, Certainly, there is no con-
cealment on my part" And he stated
10 me in the conversation that a con-
siderable portion of the troubles be-
tween the whites and the blacks that
ha already occurred, was in conse-
quence of the unaoiSe attempt TO force negro
suffrage in these States. He said further
that if the Federal Government were tc
attempt to do it and enforce it, it would
undoubtedly produce war between the
two races.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-29

But what seems still more remarkable
is the fact thatin 1865, a year of the most
inflated prices, the Mint coined in value
$32,s19, 9,248.6S, and in pieces 81, 323, ,S5l,
the total value coined was $50, 1884, ,S63. 81,
and in pieces 23,O9l ,292, or about half
million more in value and about only
a quarter as much in pieces as in 1865,
yet the cost of coming was $I,O67,-
O97.95-OVER 100000 MORE IN
EXPENDITURE.
Surely these things cannot stand the
fiery ordeal of investigation and come
out unscathed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-19
RssrIIvss 3aNGHse.

DIE ,.Stsb.s s3ts." bsrtAtsI. DH 1nuf'
mann g., psl6tr wdtrtnp Der Na&t gum
SCnntde In fart ansststtsrttm 3ufanos
In t.ntn am Glfranb,rpldb bsleIsnsn
BeiuEsutr atrdlbtn mar, In bsn tine
tlsine @tIsGiGaft tsn @eburtstaS tinss
ttr,r 3itstisbsr fsisrts, ius rufslbft 8rGe
IetI an, 10 rab man tbn ctne UIsl 8sptr'
leIsn on bic Cuff lssif. 6isrttt rarb lt'
bob ttras unIanft rtrfabrsn, btnn ".
strlcr Sas GlstHsspift unb fiirSte auf
pas pHaRsr nieter, pcfsibf CT 10 lan9t
lisasu tlteb, bts sr Don bsm auf fsm plnbs
aattcntrttn StusmaunspCiisn auf9sitIfn
rurbs. Der 8samis rsqutrtrts btsrauI
cine DroI&ts, bob BEN Ystrunttnsn In
Si,lslbs 9tustu. fsBts Fa isItit auf fsr
9rd ,um &utlGsr unc CAB sts'tm et'
l'Srprs, 3ur udGfsn poIi,sipa6s ju fab
un. @dbrsnO fa ber sBassn In BE-
psauua IsBts, fhwans fb elm Strpl6 tr
has Snptre tsIsItsn uno Gu&ie Dem BE-
tduttsu Sn1aEen sinsn StsssIrtns g.
paltfam pom Singer su 3tttsn, naRtsn
e tbm tersits BITE e1lOsns urtstts ntt
,pidt!" uno pisis mitIammt Ger ubr sc
acbleu tatt1. Der Ssraub!t bsfab nod
70 piu BeFnnnna, um bic Sttualirn 81
,rfalIsu, wsstalt ct um 5alfe rtsf II
gUlas tsT,n rsr S6ubmann pom Sot
iprana unb nod ssrate Jur rsatsn 3st
biu,ufam, um ben 8dubsr, Der tie 6luh
trarelfsn pclltr, aran su bin>t;n. It
Bcamte btsIt rsn StahtliRs fsl un
brahts ion NIT ttm antsrn pldas's
her tn,ptIten pisbsr stnpsl&Iafsn tpl'
oIddldb sur Da6s. 5isr wures b
frsds 8Gutsr aIs Der pislfa6 btifrafi
@aursrssIsus 8aufitin srfannt; he uE
unb 8sttt, Icwie bic S6errt, matt pah'
lsetsre nsrSwidt" rprprn, fdnesn II
nod tei bem Yaron.t
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- Gin S.ittnlid sur rtrf6ludtsn
@absl pirb bsm ;, ,8isnsr q. Grembsnbl."
teri6ttt. Dor siuistn Sdssn ffsats fh
udmltb stu 9ausrnburihs auf tsr ftrur'
elIhru Sltnit bss prUfsfprs =. 8bstejst
In Gro, elm, tsr a(Isn grngts tsbauptsts,
.r babe scr 16 2assn elm @ItsO ttnsr st-
Isrutn SuppeIfstts, an wsl&sr sr stnsn
S&Isn fi9rts, Ssri&ludt. er babe NAM
lid nit TEN 5dntsn stpas Ju tbun st'
babt, mtitlerwsils bic 8stts mil bem
glunts stbalttn, unS wGtrsne Der Dds
cline Stpssuus ma&te, babe fh ras
Setttusltsb, wsl6ss sr NIT rsm Nunhs
btelt, aus I,insr Ssrbinbuns sslS1 une
ss Ist tSm in ttn S&lunO btnatssrutf&t.
Sc iumif6 bisfs ansaten srf&ttnsn, 70
I&ritt grOisfOr 8tsaeJst bod sIst& 1ur
unt.rIu&uns. AlS &c NIT ber ShIunb'
Ipnbs siustus, tisb sr am Gnbs Der
SpeiltrStrs wirtllH an sinen ftfsn @r'
ssn1aub. Na& msbrsrtn fru6tIpfen Der
Iu&en, bsnIsIbsn biuauf ju bsf6rhernl
unb Eel Der prssn fsr 9isfs bsitsBsaSfn
uum6sli&tsit, rtnlslbsn init elmer
S&IunbIansr Su padsn, tnIlGlob ft
YrOf,IIpr .. 8Gsurjst, NIT elnsm ttrat
airtsrrn S6IunbfOesr ben Strf6ludlru
@sssnRanb In ben Maern ,u fcbsn uni
auf bitIs @eiIs etmIelbsn ben absane 81
srmSsli&sn. 3ad sinsr bel pitism Der
lube rmpIunbsnsn 8uds GIautte Der Ssr,
prOfrTOr I6Un isin 3tsI trrsttt gu Ratsr
unb wpats nun ben S&lunefObsr bsraus'
,Irbsn. Da f& tser& elm 0ibsrfanl
ffibltar mahts, 10 mu6ts TT stnt9e 9e
palt ssbrau&sn, unb ju fstnsr usbsr
ra1&uns fam pIOsli& Der Ssrf&Iudte @s
aeuRans, Ger an bsm S&lunbfcbtr btns
aum Gcrl&ttn. Der Scpf hes S&lune
fpeers Bate R& udmi& In bic Srdm
muus bss 0ssenfauSss stusstsiIt. Gt
,.iate R& nun Elm ttisrnss 8sttsnsIisl
BON S.f6rmissr Srhmmuns, ibsr 2
lana uno l" brett anb iitfr elm Bier
Plumb i6psr. unb biefts StId batt
Der 9urIGs, mi! ausnabme zines mabt
gen Srud,s, rbne btiOnbsrt SsIHwsresi
su fasl,n, bur6 16 Gage an @runb be
Ssstisr5brs, BART User rem @astrsin
sanss, sstrn9'H.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-19

gu gOunsstpwn, SbiU, srstSnstt f8
pUr sinisrn Sassn elm prOltssr 8prfaa.
3psi iunss 5trrtu, bic Attnes SOr bsm
bUrtissn Defiant Ranfsu, rurbsn auf'
merriam duf cine nett ssfIsiOsts, tsf Ssr'
f&lstsrte Dame, bic NIT stHsm f&wtrsn
8stlrIad In bsr 8t6tuns gum Sabnbof
binsins. Gtnsm Der iun8sn 5srrsn mar
bt.s ttnt ttFlt6t @slsstubttt, feline Ga
GautsrIt Su Jstssn: sr ndbsrte ft taRsr
esr Dame uno srtct f6, tbr @tpad Bis
gum 9abnbuf Su tragsn. Das satt5s
@nsrbistsH purbe anssuUmmsn, uno bic
Bret lsnttsn ttrs SGrttts jum Sabnjus
bin, t.r iunss Iaun mar In 8Iaditlissr
Bunus iibsrI@rtnsIi& ssipratts, pdN'
rsnb bic iunse DAME Bel ttr untsr al
tuns lsbr ,uridbaItsne mar. Dies ma 4ts
ben iuns.n Gant nur nod tfbsrJtsr une
tr rt&t.ts mana faSnts 0Urt an feline
psrItl,ttrtt 3autsriH. SIN Saknbcf an.
stfOmmtu, rtthts fs ibm ben Sstra5 fur
Elm Billet mad SturOn, psnniplpantu; tas
Stdst wurss ssl6a unb iitsrrfi&t. Damn
sr1uGts Ssr iunss Wanu fstnt nsus Be-
tanntI&alt, stwas tur Sstte ;u trttsr,
uno bat I'M bic Grlaubnib. NIT iNr eOrrs'
Ippubirsn ju birfsn. Die Dams JOssrts
anfinsIt&, wtGIists issO& iblisbIi& elm.
Da fam Der Bug an, Der OsrItsbts Nsni&
wasts 70 nun, gum atfaisb rtnsn Su6 in
S0r1GIas ;u brinstn unS tn sinsm @u.
asntIid bate bic DAME ben ShIstsr Ju'
radstf&Iussn, untsr wsI&sm aus Der
sSsntcl,fnrbisf.n 8ilaSs auf btsitm Gr'
btnrnnp Swtt lttItnpUat OsrIistts atus'
Istu SsrpUrSItbtsa unS sIrt&5sittS rtsf flsi
,,gbsr MAIDEN Sis i6nsa, mstn 6srr !"
Der tunss Rann absr i&luS iI& raid
titwGrts In bic Sif&s, btnu feline tlsins
,i.rIi&t Str' mar sins-FcblfGwarJr Re'
ssrtu.
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Seuu ,eiet. pas Sbr f6nnt.

Qus aG.u StsIlsn btr 8srstntJten
gtuatsn Iaufsn isbt Ssri6ts issr rin ss'
mstn1amss unb tnsrstf6se @Uranssbsn
esr atmpersnS. un6 Souniuasfanaittsr
Elm. Btr ba6sn ss pcrtrr Ssidst bne
bic esbtsrrn tura ben Stss Der Grant
partei, In Der F& tsfanntIi& wsntaftns
pier Sauftst oasr puritantf&sn Nud'r
bsfnt,n, Istr srmutb!Bt rpsrStn wilrNtn
wus 9uft rs uns ubsr jest 3u bSren, ME
bic teutf&sn @rantbldttsr rsIht bic er'
wdbluns pOn rsBuIdrrspubIttaniI6'n 9s'
aislotur. Naioritatsn aus partettntsrsI'
tefSreut tabsn, jammern unS Hagen
Gs 1T tin lstr fGls6tsr 6rcit fur uHs,
bue 4. i,st i9r sissnss @ift shsn unS
BON loren sissnsn 5rsunesn 6usirilts
6turrtmsu miFtn tsuu mir, bic mir
ut&t tafir t6nnsu, tatsn mitjuIstNtn'
Ben Mp, gort bis Srsrn bsrri&t untsr
ben 5emp.rsn,tsrn cine aufaasnbs R's'
Iamtsit. Sts ptfsu, tas fe fnif In allen
Stauten @cntrcus iittr bic rsputlltant'
It.n 9tetslatursn tatsu, unS pcarn run
has Gi1sn Itmisbfu 70 lan8s IS warm 1T
Nuh i'm Ssnate unGtrsS Na66arfaatss
SuNiuna tatrn fs terstts stne ptrmsbTi'
unS psstsFsrtt aaFass res brrhtit8tsr
S6Irsstbrs sinotbra@t. Nun lrnntr
uAIsre bsutf6tn rssuIdrrtputItfantl6sr
3sttunssu In SnStanc Stts.n, wsl&sr
GlnFue fs auf tbre slsers partst babsn
Run tSunsn ft fH ben eO6n tslen fh
tbr.n Yartst,ifsr. g8ir lir6isu, 80 ptrI
t6usn s.raos 70 estsn, pts ss i6rsn Col
lsssn I'm sUrissn Sabre In 9alnots &c
aauasn III. Gle wtrbsn n@cbrsu" fpis
len maisn; hsnu pis ss In Sainrt' Uni
BiteonRn ssf&sbsn III, rtrS aud In Sa
biana 10 stsmlt& istsr rspubltfanlia
RsrrdIsntant fur bic 3smpsrsnSssisB
ltlmmtu, rbus flo im 9trin9fsn burd
bt. prptsRs uno BEN Sammsr esr tsut
I&sn prsetatsisu bsirrsn ju IaF'n.
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lns.,i,nnnn psR tn 1. Sliis,)

Absnss ids en esssu8ts 9altr In rsf
Grlsnma6le uns nidls traurte 1u ben
arclarGnctn rte altsn 8rtunsts. nDte
9tnptr lfuc am tsll.n aufs,bot:n." ldets
etsIer. ,S9rr wst6, mas aus tentn ss'
porSsn pirs, wfnu fe in ptfi'r sBtlt
Gortatls6t t6;tsn. Gu atsr, Sadsl, ittds
mi. siusn Cser ,usi scn Dstntn Subsn
asrunrr - Der Gtlsnmiillsr wirp fur lie
iorasu uno aud pafir ttuu, bab Du nit
etn auttrtn isint Nctb msbr lstesit.
gBat Id gut ma&sn lam, ssldtsbt &C.
Tib."
unO her Grltnmllisr bItlt Wort. Ter
Stt oss 5ppss Der Stsrntutsu absr lief
r trUdsu lss,n; ar bsi6t lsttofm ,,ot'
DrsttSnt8swtsf,."
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ghsiaus 10 .ismIi& aass tM aiha ~s'
lsiis Sttlisbsn.
gDarum alic aud bort bic Haannli&.
ausranttruuesluHt ssr ldneIthsn De-
p5ltsrruB? @ottr bttf:Itt Grf&sinuns
In Jtatier, In S&rsesn uuO glcrwsstn ?
So sirbt ttins unfsrs 9rttdruns eafiri
ais RAP no bic @Sltsr in sinsr Ysrtrbs
res rstsrsansss aus tinsr 8uIturfufs in
bic anrsrr bsFnrsn. tnb bic SsrarfntHs
Der arttitsnesn 8loFsn fh esdubsrt ta+
Sen, unb 6le burh bas eew6bnlt4s Nr'
t,Iteauantum RES ginSstnsn ttsitn BE-
parfniTtu hur6I&uittIIA Mot meRr ss'
nllt werhrn fann. g4fun bas 8srbalt'
uis ,wtI&sn Stm @srtbe Der Artsit unb
r.n prriIsn rtr Sstarfnids auf irssne
eins g8siIs ptrridt pirb, 70 rtresn bic
NoIasu In ben Stittn pptI ,usrf ss'
fibIt, attr bort fcmmt Aats and 6alb
pisrer in's @lst&sswtat; auf benz Sanrs
trttt bic Birtuns fpatsr elm unS II fis
nadbbattistr. Der GarmarttItsr III nett
msbr In Der 0swalt fsinss ar6sttSstrrs,
btnu ct lam niht rte Der grtsiter In
her Statt, ron stntm 6auf', In tsm ts
tbm ut6t ssfdat, tn's anOers ssbsn, iOn'
bern tst tbm III elm 8sbisl tmmsr Sleit'
6sosutsnp nit llmSus pcn sInsm Orts gun
anctrsu.
gte bic Gilsnbabntn mad alltn 8i&'
tunssu tas 9ano bur&ITrujisn, bsrrf&
ten auf bsm 9anbt anbsrt Stttrn, amber,
SsparfniFt ais In rsr StaNt; jtBt atsI
tsIitbt btslsr llntrrf6Isp ntht mstr II
folder auebsbnuns, fcnNsrn Der eauSbs
nobusr lebt msbr In Der 0ttie bss Stde
tsrs, BAT mrbr BttirfniEt unb mus isItl
fur bic 9.bsnsmittsI faf biefsIbsn prstf
b,,ablsn pte bsr St1ptsr. gun III is
bod prr Grtrn0 Ter eanbBitsr ntGt I
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auf btm Ganbe 1T cssbaIO tanm In
, Stanbs ben srb6btrn AnipTI&sn Der Ar
better Ju ssnissu, tpsnn sr isiu ansslsS
tss 8apitaI irssnb pts lOGntuo StrJtn
batsn pil. DIR gpnfliIt, wslGsr bier
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> mibmutbis, ipbaIO sr bic nStbtss DENT
, fdbtststt gum Grtsnnsn isiurr edss sr
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> buns aud p.rmstrts SsSlrfnifs tst6mm
: unb rtst bic QuspanbsrunsIuf In i4I
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= bisI,s In europa fur elm srcbsS usbI
: bstra6ttttn 3uRaupss, ais bic GrbS9uH
s bss BObsusrtrasss tur6 dubsrotr'ntIid
b rationale BirtbI6aft unb rut& bic ar
u lssuus BON 5abrttsn, In wslasn ti' III
= IpriiueIt&sn 8Obsnprptutts an Srt IN
t Shus In ptrt9ppllsrs @aaun psrwanes
: rrrbsn.
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NySmSTf 1antcrricbt.

Der liuisr,siSnstt srtbtiIt fir sinisIns Sda'
lsr ceeT aIaiisu pianr., gipliu. uue etianS'
rlnterribt uno bat fsts psuatbis stns quite glns'
pabl uuu giclnru. Cal en-, SOssu, IOTts giu-
Tfalisu. Office in Srn. Saieb Ssgrls HUbnurs
an 4inbtnltrabe. VI. sohrae.
RY@ 6raa Gpurab srtbsilt sbtnfaIs In
t,rribt i'm @uitarrrlpiflru une 8slaus, une
.tpaias anmtIhunssu an Sbteem SEtf fnefn
pHuitst@S 9srs6iHhsunG. lemt
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Gin @ltrber, her feiue grau fu6t

Gin 8ltrber, her fsiue Srau fudbt.
Gin eurtpItr @tri6tsfatl puTbt eitIsr
2ass ,u YrsRon In 9aneuibirs csrban'
belt. Gin Bltnbtr tanO por 0sritt un'
ter her gntIdss, In mstrsrs Sdufsr ss'
sans.n ~ istn, mad alien Grnusn, ba
.r tlino mar - Ubns 8adfGt, Oh i&6n
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f&p6rsnr, bas t,tssmaIt8s Grdsr3tmmsr
Ist Itins 6rau. CUR GrEIaruns sab r.s
bIiHtt Srausnidesr an, tnB feline Srau
lon S,rIaKsn babe unO sr I'm SsgrifTs fst
Es au fu&sn. Nun fst utsr feline gbs'
baltic elm bur6tristrnss 6rausnjimm.r
bas, ,Bis ttu 8au1rtbntr, aasrlsi Stmmsr
nahabmtn tonne. Gr babe atsr ispss'
mol In Der 3but stsIaabt feline 6rau
Dor H& ju tabsn. Der Rt&tsr fsm Il
ui&t tlar, bae Elm Raun feline 6rau, BIZ
Ub.nerstn Elm burntrisbsnss 5rausnjtm
msr I,tn ioG, NIT folder ausbausr auf'
Iu&.u tSnns, unb Der iibsr ben, trcl
Rpb6t atiba, fbtrItt nod nt&t bass'
ptIsnsn Gaa fb 70 ianta fstn urttsi
btlb.n tOnnts, bat bic Srbanblunssr
uUrIduFs psrtast.
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SSDfepb Becfer,
M 5 bel B an B Ier,

fribfr ppn Vorf JtTblgI
rdtbt birrmit Irinsn 5rsunteu unb Stnt tfuts
den putlfun pcn Scranton uub Spes parf be-
amt, bab or in RrrriFsIe'e Siod, W4ainiiIaet,
In WSbeIdeIt1ft er5iFrtt. TiGt uur bait Ct WTs
elm iebrr Nrt pprrGtbis, lpreern aud 9stt;fugt,
Watraesn, Stspids unr dbulid5r @adrtn.
9Btr goarssIp bat fann bier aubrprSfn'Iib
biaig sinfaufru.
SssratuiTr PtnEtIi+ bsirrat.
Q6i9) Spl. 9eatr.
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,,gtn 1ann pirO bier ptrIan9t!' 60
Gatts elm @sf6dftsmanH uuf Elm Stid
Sart,npapItr e,f&rttten unb IS pur ist'
mem StOu aufsstdust. - SrS,nb Elm
Spa6prssl tabl atsr bas S6tIpbsn une
6tfslists ts an Der SSlr timer DIttpt In
elmer unrtrn Sirabs, no ss siutn aulttn
Tag lang tius, sRs fs ss bsHrsrfts.-Sit
drstrtr f& 70 lsbr baribtr, bae 4. 60 nod
siusn sanSsn ShS lang bdHssn lief. tbs
it 20 btrabnabm.