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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

THi New York papers Of the 9th
give Interesting accounts Of the Moody
and Sankey revival going on in Brook
Iva, and comment on it favoeably. The
attendance is immense, aud tbe. Interest
very marked. The Tribune, 10 a lead.
ing editorial, says:
1t cannot be denied that a revival of
religion" as it is called, adds largely to
the merely moral strength OF society aud
Increases the number Of those who hon.
estly mean to do right. Every reader
has known within his personal expert.
ence more than one instance Of a bad
nature made better, Of a degraded char
acter elevated, OF an unwise life made
true and rational, by the acquisition of
religious motives. Hypocrisy, humbug,
coneeit, vanity, ianatieism these are
words which fall easily from our
tongues; but the TACT remainR that
hundreds aud thousands are really
in earnest. These accessions TO the
nght-doing side OF the population can
not be otherwise than Of good import.
1t is unfair to weigh Ordinary spiritual
experience against that Of larger natures
of Fenelon or OF Pascal, Of Wesley or
OF Charming. The real question Is, Eaye
we here a man who has resolved 10 walk
nprlghtly in this world for the rest Of
his dsys2 If so. then society gains a
good man in the place of a bad one, or
one who might at any moment have be.
come bad a good citizen instead Of a
possible felsni a faithful mechanic OF
tradesman instead Of a cheat; an honest
merchant instead Of a fraudulent bank.
rapt; q devoted instead OF a neglectfuI
parent; a good Samaritan instead OF q
liver for self alone. These surely arr
acquisitions which even the world need
not despise
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

AT a meeting of the committee oil
arrangements in St. Louis Tuesday eve
ming, preliminary to the meeting Of the
delegates to the Southern Pacific rail
way convention, the committee on trans
portation reported hat they had written
to each of the principal railroads Of the
country 10 regard to the matter of fares,
and the following roads had, so far
agreed to carry delegates to st. Louis al
full fare and return them free; Cairo
and St. Louis railroad marrow gsuge);
Memphis and Charleston railroad;
Pennsylvania company, Atkinson, To,
peka and Santa Fe railroad; Cairo
Short Line; Hannibal and st. Joe rail
road; Vandalia line; St Louis, Law
renee and Western railroad; Atlantic
aud Pacific railroad; Missouri Pacific
railroad; aud the St. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway.
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MIssIssIPPI AFFAIRS.

The Conservatives and Democrats
held a grand demonstration al Sena-
tobia, Miss, last night. Speeches were
made by leading white and colored citi-
zens. Order reigned, great enthusiasm
prevailed, and the true people are comb
dent Of carrying Tate county. Similar
meetings have been held 10 many conn
ties. The whole State'is aroused, and a
partial if not entire Conservative victory
may be safely predicted. The election
comes off next Tuesday. Ames, finding
that the Government would not place
Federal troops at his control, has had to
consent, though reluctantly, to a fair and
quiet election. This is much against his
will. He preferred the killing of twenty
FIVE or thirty negroes as a pretext for
holding a military election. This bold
and shameful plan failed 10 work. The
more intelligent negroes are Disguised,
and considerable numbers OF them will
vote the Conservative ticket. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY hoped that the next Legislature
will be Conservative, and that for the
first time in many years honesty and in
telligence will prevail. This would be a
new era for poor, down-irodden Missis-
sippi. Corruption would be rebuked and
punished, thieves driven out of Office,
and the people would again feel that they
we're free. The people Of Tennessee are
watching this struggle with painful inter
est. 1t is not many years since u best
people we're disfranchised and debarred
from all participation in public affairs,
except to pay taxes for the vultures to
steal. Our school fund Of 100000,
which Governor Harris had preserved
intact all through the Confsderacy, was
returned after the war only to go into
the pockets Of such ca~rpet-baggers IS
have for years fattened upon the life
blood Of Mississippi. We, fortunately,
we're able to throw off the yoke by
the assistance of Governor Senter
and other good, honest Republicans
aud since then all classes have en-
joyed equal protection under the law.
Colored men frequently hold Office,
which shows hat they exercise all the
rights Of citizenship. Colored children
are educated ct public expense, although
it comes altogether out Of the pockets o
the white people. The two races have
no conflicts, and the whole State ii
~peaceable and prosperous. We are
closely identified with Mississippi 10
sympathy and interest, and the day thai
our sister State is redeemed from thrsl
dom will be one Of rejoicing and con.
gratulatious in Tennessee. Our people
send words Of greeting and encour.
agement. Let the Mississippians make
one more noble and united effort end we
believe they a be free. IL depends
upon Themselves, and the present oppoF-
tunity is the best, if not the FIRST one.
they have had for years. 1t will require
woraa, frmNess and prudence. These
qualities we know they polsess. The
issues at stake are the right Of seIfgov
eminent, liberty, peace and happy ERE.
sides, and on such a momentons occasion
a grand and heroic effort will be made.
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THE pitcher that goes too often to the
we'll may get broken at last, says the
proyerb, the truth of which has just been
exemplifed in melancholy fashion in
the death Of NJ. Boutie, celebrated for
having saYed some fifty persons at Ton
louise during the late foundations. He
was a powerful man and an expert
swimmer, and yet be was drowRed 10
the Seine by the upsetting Of a boat in
which he was enjoying a sail. To have
bravely snatched so many persons from
certain death at a terrible inundation,
and then 70 perish at a pleasure party,
seems a strange mockery Of fate.--
Paris Letter.
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No n a read the testimony in the
Tighe case, taken yesterday, as published
10 the Appeal, without realizing the euo,-
nifty Of the crime against law and soci.
ETY.. For duplicity, brutality and a reck.
less disregard for the rights and feelings
ofa helpless and mistreated man we have
not read anything to equal it since va,
times. when men and women rotted in the
Irving block for suspected disloyalty, Of
because they couldnot or refused 10 Faise
enough money to buy their way out.
The worst feature Of the cass. perhaps,
was the insult Of one Of the fellows who
pretended 10 be drunk to Mrs. Bnrlesoa.
His language does not appear in her tes
timony, and we are told would be unfit
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EDWIN BooTHs temperance on the
stage after an absence of two years
gives great satisfaction to the lovers Of
the Legitimate drama, Of which he is a
faithful and ARTISTIC exponent. The fact
that he has determined Il make an inuo-
walton in Hamlet by discarding velvet,
which was unknown in the days Of the
melancholy Dane, and dress according
to the fashion Of those times will be
hailed with great interest by all Shaks-
pearean students.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

THE agents aud Boston publishers Of
GuizOt's Francs ere before the public
with a Picturesque World. intended 10
compete with Appleton's forthcoming
Picturesque Europe. Those who sub
scribed for Guizot's France in this city
would like to lave hat matter straight
ened up before taking any more stock in
the Boston firm or its agents. D. APP.
pleton's work will 500 appear. The
card Of this old and reliable house is in
the LEDGER to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

NEW YoRK TRIBUNE, 9th. General
Garield's promise that an early effort
shall be made in the next Congress to
repeal the act which imposes a heavy
postage on newspapers, is timely. His
explanalsq as to the passage Of the
Sct-thst it was due 10 : m~isapprehen.
sion of its effects probably eGTTsct.
Any otheF explanation would make i
something worss than an ~egregionl
blunder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

A painting which has been missing
from the Church OF tina Sisters Of Mercy,
at Chene Bourg, for twenty years, has re.
Gently been discovered in the house of a
painter Of Carouel named Gevril. The
painting was known as The Possessed -
and was greatly priced; unfortunately it
has been injured. The head Of the I'D
maA had beep cut eat and nailed to a
slab in a lumber room.
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serious question.


10 the Editor OF the Ledger:
Are the Democrats Of Memphis pre-.
pared to let the coming election for
Mayor 90 by default2 It is rumored on
the styeete that certain prominent Radi.
calls have approached certain p%rominsgl
Democrats with a view to settling down
upon a Republican candidate who will
generously divide the spoils. This may
or may not be true. but the people, who
are the real parties interested, would
like to know five are TO have q Mem.
phis edition Of the dpptrigs Of addition,
division and silence Impecnnipsity L
q wonderful amalgamator OF political
spteganisps and there may be danger
in these bard times, Of Republican gold
accomplishing for the enemyi in Memphis
what Il recently achieved for him ia
Ohio. The city Of Memphis is worth
struggling for il the Democracy would
continue TO govern the political affairs
OF Tennessee. The Greeks bearing gifts
sre dangerous enemies, and II report be
true, the veeaeB horse is at the gates Of
our city. Verbpn sap ete. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-29

FoR daily papers from all the leading
cities 10 the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. H%anson's, No. COG Beal
slpest. ll5-f
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Q Reading

Law and Lady, by Wilkie Collins, 25c
Mistress Judith, BY Frazier Tyler, lsc.
Open sesaWe, By Fl~ense Marryatt, l5c.
Hugh Melton, by KatArine King, Zoe
0ueeh of CVnpRught, SOC;
50 AT MANsFoRD's.
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HENRY

Dealer in all kinds of
Flowers, Bouquets, Cut Flowers,
Shrubbery, ETC.,
Has a fine selection of bulbs; also a fine
selection of winter blooming plants, and
green house plants; $4,000 roses, and
this is a good time to set them out. For
sale at the south gate of Elmwood Gem.
etery. 81
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France counts up 32i colleges with
% 900 pupils, beaides G57 private and
27s ecclesiastical institutions, with an
aggregate Of 1900 students. Zach
bishop has at least one training school
for priests.
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FRoM very reliable inquiry we are led
to believe that we did Mr.. Tighe injustice
in attEibDtiDg bis connection with any
ring, political or otherwise. Whatever
our Impressions were beaetofore, we now
cheerfully give him the benefit Of this
correction, convinced that his interests
will always ally him with the welfare our
city and people.
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MANHOOD.
REsTOREn

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMphI..
IA denee. causing premature decay. mr.,
gous debility, eto., having tried In vain even.
which he will send free to his follow -%anfiars.s
address J. IL. REEVES, Is Nassau stress1
~" A"'A. S9-eOd-lOl
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CHILDREN shoes-protection toes, ex-
tension toes and Scotch bottoms, at COT.
fey & Co.'s, 307 Main street. 27t
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GAME FISH.

PEABODY Billiard Hall, newly reftted,
tables in irst-class order. Call and see
for yourselves. 33t
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OYSTER soup lunch at the White House
from II to II o'clock daily. "a
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MIScE, apple and lemon pies at
Floyd's. 49-t
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WANTED to buy. three si~lver-monnted
showcases. Apply at 269 Main street.
2t
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BOYS English styles of shoes, thick
soles; outwear anything ever offered be-
fore in this market. Call and see.
THos. B. Corey & Co.,
ut 307 Main street.
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Friday, 18th day Of November, 1875,

in legal hours. in front Of the Courthouse.
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, the following described
property. to-wit: Lying. being and situate
Ia the county of Shelby, State Of Tennessee,
in the city Of Memphis. being lot twcnty- one
made, by John b. Cooke Of the property Of
said u. l.. Topp, in block No. 81, in South
Memphis. Said lot fronts CO feet and 6 inches
on the sQuti side Of Jessamine tieet. and
runs back between parallel lines 1859 feet to an
alley. The same conveyed BY u. f. Cheat
ham to X. b. Cheatham BY deed registered in
Book 6}, pages 253 and 254.
Levied on as the property of defendant X.
b, Cheatham to satisfy said judgment. inter
eat and costs.
Memphis, 2stb daY Of October. 1875.
@. l.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby County. lem.
GEO. w. W~INcHEsTRR, Attorney for Plaintiff
5O.52-56-59-6l-6 3-6 GO
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School shoes for misses and boys at
j. M. Hill & Co.'s, 3l4 Main street. SIT
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CHhDREN's box.toe sEoes-something
new-at Coffey & Co.'S, SO7 Main street,
under Peabody Hotel. 27t
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SAMUEL ]. FRosT is 70 be banged in
Massachusetts, for the murder Of his
brother in law last July. That was in.
deed a killing frost.
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The new Constitution for Missouri
viii be voted on and doubtless adopted
tomorrow by an overwhelming majority.
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GO TO sesssel's, corner jefferson and
Second, for fresh perch and white bass,
70
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ID
Al PHIL j. MALLOE d co.'s,
204 Main street. l6-t

LADIES, misses and children's box
toed shoes at ]. NJ. Hill & Co.'s, 3l4
Main street. SIT
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CRAIe's Floral Bower, s79 Main st.
got
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MIScE pies, FIRST Of the season, at
Floyd's. 49.t
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School shoes for misses and boys, at
Thos. B. Codey & Co.'S, 3O7 Main street.
or
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Call ana see the best seIf.FeedIng
COal stove I'm the market at Dush's,
S94 Main street. 4Ot
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2G y Second ST., opposite Court Square
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEATS.
HI. SEESSEL, SIR, a. SONS,
10. ToM.-ao Cu.

OOrs JcuorsOu ana
Meats always guaranteed fresh and
pure. The 6rst-class meat establish
ment of the city. Fish, dressed poultry,
game and vegetables always on hand.
"A
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Ths subscription price OF the
Pueblo LEDGER is rs per annum
for Daily, and 81 per annum for
weekly. POSTAGE FREE.
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LEGAL.
SherlG's Sale of Real ESTATE

DUBL5C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il that by virtue Of an execution to me direct
ed from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
wilson county, Tenn, in the case of the State
OF Tennessee. use etc., VS.. +. X. C~heatham,
E. :. Cheatham and X. b. Cheatham, judg-
ment rendered on the Goth day Of November,
1874, for the sum Of three hundred and seventy
eight dollars and sixty cents, with interest
and costa Of suit, to satisfy said Judgment,
etc., L will. on
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8adertti9.

Don 8~eH3tser Brothers tn Hep
grrt erbtelten wtr:.
3(lte ,tn6 Neme g$elf.
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9Sene Gtntpambermm0.

Der vBreuaer Courier" f9retbt: DteMas.
panserans i9etnt In btefeu Sabre ;ablret.
der 81 rerben, als ttsber ansenpumen
wurbe. gtetetGt tr6st bic In wetteu 8ret>
fen Der @stGsbss0lfsruns psrbrettete IN.
natme, ss mufe tm SABRE 1875 pteber
&ries seben, unb pena ct Spus Stun1el
faneteu fo1te, ba3u BET. Sn Der Stat
fdetnt f9 hieie sOrsefaste Retnuns auf
ntats ueiter 81 fasen ais barauf bas felt
BEN Gnbe bes beutiG.franaDai6en arteses4
Sabre SerFpfen fnb, wte 1870 ebsnfans 4
Sabre mad benz Stetestasefrtese eesen
Oeferret& serfcfen uaren. Mber fet BEN
wte ttu fet. btefe Retnuna bas fdrs erae
ete 3rtese, tn welHe tas beatfGe sst& Der.
wtdelt TT, NIT terfelben Reselmdststett pte
bic SGaltiabre wtebertebren, trast cfenbar
bas metfe, penn nt&t ares ba3u Bet, bag
BITE auswanberunssluftsen 90 ben Erdt.
iahrSerpetitcnen tn Breuen wte tn Gam.
burg 3atlreta ~etnlaufen. Dieter EtatfaGe
wtrb 60 AUD ausufaretben fsin. bae F4 far
bte AttteR Der traasatlaattf4en Daupfsrse'
iftai&aftes tn 8remen wte tn 9anburs bie
Sttmmuns sttuas sebeEtrt Bat. Au6sr bsr
Muswanbsrans aus Deutialanb wtrb tn
.9arnburs' eth aatlret9ss 3snttnsent bon
Gmtsranten aus beutfG-rxfff3en 9ss
t%sntslsnien, aus rnsarx unb S~tebenbirsfs
unb aus &um6nten ertpartet. sH
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Gtme ttene 8terbtu.

gefanntliG BAT bersfattpnal. 8rauerseretr
BEN Gonsrsfe ben Gntuurf elmer gtn Dor.
selest, welde bic art uns Detls bes Mn3a'
pfens etnes Safes fur thinner reseln fO1. %
unter ben cbualtenben llmfdnten fetr ne.
mtg Gusf&t arf &nnabute btsfer 8ta Dor.
tanbsn mar, 70 besab fid 3err &Obert Ycrt.
rer, Elm Mitslteb tes grauer. &sitnttons.
committees, in 8eslettuns bee Germ 9outs
SAabe pom Sentinel" III benz Steuerecut.
uatGar Dcuslas, mo- bic fir 8rauer uni
@irtbe wtGttoe gerlase bur6ssfprc9en
purbe. Na6bem aud nod Der 9alfscDm.
mtGdr &0sers, Der SOlttttor Gttsles unb
Der Gtef bes 8rauerbeportements Or. Cuff,
ing au &atbe selOSsn tOaren, etntste man 1&
iber fclsenbe abdnberuas Der gcrlase.
Cine 8tn, ben 3342. &bfdnttt Der reYt.
btrten @tatutsn Der Ser. @taaten 40 amen.
btreN:
Get rercrbnet, baB Der 3342. Gbf&nttt
ber reptbtrten Statuten 70 araenbtrt perbe,
bas ct F& folseubermoben lteft: Sober
8rduer fod ron benz decentralization tes
Dtfrtftes, TIT wel&eu1 feline 8raueret cter
fetne &eIsr fH befabex unb nteu,als son
etnsn, anberen 8oGleftcr, es ftt benn, bae Der
betreTente Beaute 20 uaterldbt BEN Ser.
lansen tes grauers iu entfpre&en, bte get6.
rtsen Gtsupel erlansen uAb bt.felben ouf
BEN 3aYFo&e out 8oben tes 0rbpfts, Sal.
fes, Sds6ens cter Gefdees, tn pslGem
Maljsetrdnfe bte aus Der 8raueret pber ben
4enern ~serfauft werben, tntbalten Fnb, be.
fsfisen les ftt benn, bas fel&e Safer ,e.
untsr fps3tsIsr Grluubnte e~ntfernt rserben.)
Dieter @tempsl mus ben getras Der
etsusr, welGe auf Der betrefenben auantt.
tdt rabt, be3etGnen, wel&er Stenpel Bet
BEN MnfeGen ~ 3erfSrea TT, tnbeut Der
Rrabnen, bura uel&ea bas @etrdnt abse.
3osen wtrb, deer Elm 9ufttrabnen Son slet.
der Gr6se ais Der 3aYfbatn, tur4 ben
@tempel setrteten ptrb. Gin Sae foa tur
;uet folder Sefnunsen taben, etne an Der
sette tnb etne tn gopen. Der Brouer fou
ferner sur 3ett. gu wel&er er ben @tempel
bsfeftst, benielben tan3eatren, tnbeu, er auf
benielben ben Namen Der Ttrnta Dber Ser.
fen, pel4e bas gter braute, f&retbt cber
hruft, nebf bern Datum, an wel4ent Der
steuapel fan3eItrt tpurbe. Sober grauer,
ft& Wetsert Ober 60 seridumt, ben &c.
fesli4en Stennpel tn Der rten befGrtebenen
8etfe aujuteften sber au fan3entren, pter
eelGer etnen falf8en, betrisertf&en Steu.,
pei sebrau&t, cber wtfentlt9 sebraaGea
ldst, fcH fur tebes SAP, an peldem folder
tOnfattrt wtrb, refp. teben etnjelaex
Sa1, tD&fens Elm Sabr tnbafttrt tperben.
Der SENTINEL" slaubt bab btefe Btu
NOD In btsfer 9tsuns Gsfss werten sptrb.
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man bVsri9tet: SIN Ser mabtfcnarase taua

man bertGtet: SIN Der MabtlcneraBe tauf
felt etntser !3ett etns sanse Banbe BON ga,
f&tnbteten. am f9ltmmaen tf's absr an
Der Ode BON @abtfon Lnb Glart ctr. po
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ter Ncrbietts
tatten. @benbs unh RaGts lauern bort
betnabe r~esetudets rtetrere 5afAenbtebej
-ete f& betm Gtnfetsen Der pufastere auf
Die platform brdnsen ; ether besfelben, &C.
pStnlt& Der beletbtefe, pFest f& baan IN.
ter bic @asentbare au fenen. unb pdtreab
70 benz YaFaster Der Gtntritt eriGpsrt ptrb,
MAIDEN f& bte anbern Dtebe nit fetnen
Saf&en 3a ttun. Da BITE vcltset btes
Eretben, 70 aufaneab unb tn BITE @asen
f~prtnsenb es aud it, betarrlt& ntGt febt
70 1T ben @afasteren uua 70 srDbsre gOr
t1t an3uratben.
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Ginlabnn8
'an bic aatbsItftn BET BET. etsatea F4 ben
Better GIaber.S ereia aa3ai6Itebea.

Dieter eblA nn6 boot r1attse gefein fon-
IS raSsli9 MAIDEN, ben tatboItfGsn Hesern
tn ben Ser. Staatta ~ S&ulen unb Rtr6e
3a serteIfea, unp ben. 8dtern ber. Gpnsresa.
ton bes 81. Srfepb beaRfe9en, bic fur bsrex
Sstleatfit forssn. Dies sef&ttst baburG,
taB man. etaer Sbalsr an bte Dtsefttcn bes
gefetaS etntnbet. DurG btetF ftetae @abe
rtrb man fur trtrstr elm Rttglttb beGelben.
Der 81. Batter fat btefen gereta bar& etn
etSsnes Srepe beadttst unh nit stel.u @b4
ldgtn beretGtrt Defenders nit etaent poa.
trrantenen Aksos IN Der SterbeRunbe.-
Heterbtes ptrb rS9snttt& cine k1. @eFe
ffaf tte 1eteatea anb Serfcrbtnen geretus>
slteber unb berenSarnilten aeleien uab stpet.
nal bes Cages bon ben Ressrttabern far
fette setetet. 3atbOltten RON amertfa,
f<eet eu& ttefeua geretne on unb feneet
BITE fletne Gube unSerretlt az 2
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor of st.
JONAS German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati Dter an BITE Office bes
Batrbettsfreanses. Der bte @enbuas bsR6.
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