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, 1875-09-13

Among the sermons delivered yesterday in
Chicago We publish this morning one by tho
Rev. G. L. THOMPSON, of the Fifth Presbyte-
RAN Church, upon subject Of peculiar in
tcress at this time,-the kind Of revival
needed in this city, aud tho reasons why
everybody joins in tho anticipation TINT We
aro shortly to hive a great spiritual awakeu-
ing; also, sermons by the Rev. RonzE7
Co1LyER, Of Unity Church, on Returning
Home" which he dntls tho best p!ace OH
earth to como back to and stny md by tho
lev. DR.. PowERs, Of St. Johns Episcopal
Church, On "The Beauty Of Holiness" a.
Farwell HILL, Mr.. JosErn WEA7HEn1EY, ap1nin-
spoken Englishmnn, talked about tho labors Of
Moopy and SAsKEr in Great Britain, and in TINT
connection took occasion to comment freely
upon somo things ho hnd noticed in Chicago.
A new Baptist church, named the Centennial,
was formally recognized by the leno1nina-
ton last evening; tho First Gern,nn Church
Of the Evangelical Association wasiedicated; !;
and ninety new members were received into
the Centenary n. E. Church. Altogether, a
good dny's work for IN ungodly city.
, 1875-09-13

. Gov. OsnoAsx, OF Iansas, in reply to q
formal demand by the Indian Bureau upon
that State for damages amounting to S50,0 900
for the killing Of four osago Indians, flatly
refuses To mako rcparation. Flo says it's tho
bnainess Of the Interior Department to keep
It's Indians on their reservations, ind that
when they Happen into Kansas thoy must or
peet to get killed. People on the Kansas
frontier are little sensitive On tho subject Of
roaming redskins, md il Secretary DE1Aso
really values Osage hides at Sle, apiece,
he can save money by keeping them out Of
the range Of Kansas bullets. This thing Of
paying for Indians that don't exist il getting
too common anyhow.
, 1875-09-13

Eastern Importers aud hotel-keapera, who
1abored so strenuously to convince the secre-
tary Of the Treasury that interior ports Of
entry had no rights worth mentioning under
the Immediate Transportation act, will 10
disappointed with tho forthcoming report Of
Hpecial-Agant HALE. who was delegated to
examine the working Of the system in West
ezn cities, It has been found that goods can
bo and aro imported at interior ports without
increasing the rate Of fraud which obtains ct
tho aeaboard, and that the law as construed
by Secretary Dn1s7ow is practicable aud fair-
II enforced
, 1875-09-13

to the plncid Rhine will pity 1t. Having
conrtcd the favor Of gEanAN and the Catholics
when 1t needed help. hnviny naao them how
wood and iraw water aud do the slop work,
having in1orsol GEunAs anil made all hin
letters public, ii has no right 10 throw him
overheard now BECAUSE it has found out that
GEon4x is largor elephant tllan IL can carry.
Lot tho brand DO applied; aud let tho
Cincinnati Coffin Company havo "thnt
coffin" In readiness TO takc away tho re-
mains Of the late leader of Homi1ton County
Democracy.
, 1875-09-13

ny "ny OF variety, new aspect is given
to tho Turkish difficulty. Tho insus7ectiou
having been eaectun1ly put down, md peacs
having been completely restored, the INCUR
1eolon is now moro formidable and pence Ia
FARTHER OIL than over. The last variation
makes tho whole country between servia and
Montenegzo in full revolt; IL, 600 insurgents in
the Held; tho Turkish troops demoralized !;
town aud villages sacked and burned !:
Turks masaacrad; tho insurrection spreading
on every sido; Montenegro ready 10 take
part; md general war regarded % inoy~
table. All OF which would be very interest.
ing for change, only TINT It may be EXPECT.
ID to be entirely contradisaed in day ortwo.
, 1875-09-13

The PHILADELPHIA newspapers arc nov begin
ming to give some attention to the worthy rep
rasentation Of American musical art 1t the forth
coming Centennial, It does not seom to IA
that there need TO be auy long discussion about
tho matter. There is ono way, and only ono way.
In which the muslcA art OF thiH country can bo
titstogly represented 50 "a to oommsud honor
and respect both 1t home md abroad. aad that
ia to give tbs Centennial music IN Charge Of
TnkoDoaH IuoAAs. There arc faw REASONS
why tbs should be done which arc
Of 4 pcre,nptory aud find nature l.
Ir. TntnAa has been In this country
since early childhood, and ia thoroughly imbued
with tho spirit Of American Industry, energy.
aud enterpsise. 2. II the gotos Of the educated
mualcians Of this country could bo taken, they
would be cast almost unanimously for him. 3.
do has not only tho anes: orchestra In this coau-
Try. but one of tie finest In tho world. There
ars probably but one or two orcheatras 10 Europe
that can compete with 1t, and mons that can ex-
col Il In tho ability TO produce ali classes OF MT
slo. 1. lie Ia thu mAster musician OF America,
snd as 3 conductor has but ono or two equals In
the world. Undor the administration of such =
tuAn, the Centennial music would be 1ayala-
uun both to home and foreign visitors.
, 1875-09-13

at A7.4o@775. Cattle were steady under
fair local and shipping inquiry. Sheep sold
nt fully former quotations, the supply being
short Of tho demand. One hundred dollars
in gold would bny s1lG.7a in grcenbacks at
tho efnsa
, 1875-09-13
Tbe CblfaDn Gfibu1t.
Monday Morning. September 10, 1875.

At tho New York Exchange on Saturday
tho price Of grecnbacks ductuated considcrn-
bly,. The opening price WIS 853 and the
closing quotation s5s. Sales were made at
sne t,mo during the day IN low AS 85a.
, 1875-09-13

The first case Of conviction in tho grand
raid against tho intcrnal-revenue defrauders
occurred at St. 5oseph, Mo, where tho dis
til!ar pleaded guilty. Tho evidence against
him was conclusive, but not moro go, it is
said, than that In ali the other cases Of
whisky. Y.seiznres.
, 1875-09-13

Ram o. tupecrrr1foN tTATA1LH N ApyAnct}.
POSTAGE l'rcpA1d NJ this 0f,ce.
9.nE. l{ear. weski,. ysar,".S 1.g5
4nndA3 Edition, Ten copies. ........ 14.U{l
Annbls sbsss..... 1.00l
parts Of yesr u tbs same rate.
TAx7xp-One active agent In rach town and sllaea.
BFetjsf arrangement mAtta With such.
spteimsn copies SAINT ffee.
To prevent delay and tnislafer, be fnre And give
Po4soncs addrsss IN full Including statesnd County
hemtttantta may bs made nither bJ draft rsrre1a
posofos ordes or In reQ;sttrcd letters, at our rsk
rrnMa TO ct1Y atmcatnEnk.
Dsiy, eltsersd Sunday exeei ted. rs csnts per week.
Daiy. dsusated Sunday included. 10 cents per week.
Addrtss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
C<4nef Mad!son sud Deafborn-ats.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-09-13

ing this policy Of connscstion embodied in th.
Potter law" With tl.is exception the platform
reals wonderfully tiko tho QUO adopted by thu
New York lte;nllicaus, aud H. indesd, sound
Republican doctrine.
Tho annual State olocton In Maine occurs 10.
'lay, and as the Republicans Of that btRss hays
usHal'y taken aavsnsaSs Of sho gear preceding
tho Presidential election to Encresao thoir na.
torltles. NO mar aKpoct hon'othtng Of tho kind
this yosf. This In tho yoars prs:odIog fA72
tho Republican majority in 1sC9 was 7,5o0 ia
1870 1t was B,2n0 and In 1871 1t rushed up to
10.673. The vote Of the last two years was 4.
fol!owa
Whold totc H9,aiS
kchan DAG3eYt ,sH,y}t
J0ecrh IuC3fnb.. j!,Et
y y. MHHAsab... 2,tGg
hcaHe 14s
1'''~' '''''' isii. '''''s
Mhol0 Thte bs,J 80
Nnhnn DtnR1ey, ,If.................,.....
sosoph Tlfcomb.. al, ,t98
HcastttthH....s: ~
Hefao!iean majority. 10slt
II tho majority this year follows prayioua
anhlogfes, It will OF should reach somewhe,s
near IL, nm, md as this victory will bo won upop
puro hard-tnouoy grounds ita influence Will b
Of Importance a. an ofement Of encouragement
to the Ohio Ropublieans. It Ia tho first gun ot
tito campaign Of 1876, and ftB report will show
whether the Republicans Of 1876 ars 4aAks .,
asleep.
, 1875-09-13

SIMPLY THAT AND NOTHING M0RE.-EVEnY
1Ady ontht 10 know shat "Lards Roon nf Youth" " j.
tns s.tur.l aud :sqntey .atital esnpssop t. ~
IT. equal bsaalnor b. found. Sold b. a druggists.
, 1875-09-13

HooLEy'9 Tt1EATRE--Rapdolph street, betweeu
r7srk and iASal1a. Engagement Of tho California
h1attrSIk
, 1875-09-13

FAnWE1L 4ALE--Madison Rtreet. between C1lrt
and iAssus. coucast bJ the Kennedy Family.
, 1875-09-13

ACADEMY or Mu51C-1ls'ated ssreet, between
Madison and Monroc. Engagement of tbs Marian
TsyloF Cou,bsnauon, bulls and Uears.r
, 1875-09-13

CHICAGO THEATRE-C1ark stfset, batwsen Ham
8qlph and Lake, PhuliEe,H
, 1875-09-13

McvlCKERB TuEATnE-StAdison streeL between
Dearborn and 8.asc. "IunninR Cosner.s
, 1875-09-13
THE 0,Q5 T31NTt,


number Of peraons believe that the Gov
ernment should issue bond, hearing inter
eat i'll gruenbacks at the rate Of ;.t;a per cent
year, md c1changeablo for groenhackS ut
my ti'ne. Tho owner Of legal-tenlors would
haye the right to Present 500 Of Thorn atany
tinlo and receive in exchange therefor 3.G5
bond to TINT amount, md he could then hand
over tho bond whenever he wished to do 20
and get his greenbacks back again. Tllia ia,
we believe, a perfectly fair stat1nont of tho
caac. Probably no believer Of tho intercon-
vertib1o bond scheme will tale tho slightest
exception to It. In It wise aolsomo? II il
declared to DO Of especial value for the labor
ing classes. We propose to examine whether
this is so.
There aro about 10000 lepositors in tho
savings banks Of this city. They hnve an
aggregate deposit Of some ton million dollars.
Suppose the 3.G5 bonds aro issued. It ia not
probable that the poor would invest in them.
For the poor who hare money to spare eau
get per cent compound interest at the sav-
ings banks, with the privilege Of adding or
snbtracting tho smallest Bums from their nc
counts Whenever they wish. They would
not bc likely TO drnv out tho money that now
yields them per cent for the aako OF getting
3.G5 per cent for it. And If they would thus
make no uso Of tho bonus, the bonds would
be Of no use to them.
But suppose they did Withdraw tho $l0,-
600 900 nnd put it into bonds. 1nstcad OF
getting an annunl income Of $500, 600 from
it, they would receive only 9sC5,000.
, 1875-09-13

3bii0Was
Apology No. u:
No believe In The equality Of III religions bsfors ths
law; In tho superiority Of none Ws object to Nr
0xoaAa because ho il tho apoats Of ths dootrtns that
the Catholic Church has "pr!os claim" upon the
Democratic party, and no Church has "prios c1Alm
upon the Democtalt, party,
Apology No. z:
Laay pestifetous Bspttss, Or obt1usivs Conzrsea-
tionalat OF obnoxious Catholic psssumptivs Epss
copalan. or man m4as&p5sssa&Ing representing
any othsr Church, claims 70 lave, and steaapts to
forocloss, mortgage tho opinions ot tho Enquirer
or Liza votea Of the Democratic party Ns dsuounes
tlat sa - m tupostor, u Aadaayosius to asso4ts
| apnriop4 tle.
Apology No. o:
II the Catholic Church ehoo4ss to saaet auch men u
0xouAN auobody sss to foreeloss this h1st mort
gage. shls "pEtor clan" upon the Democratic party
Informed thAs shsr pspsn are dsisctsvs,
Apology No. 4:
Ws dsssa to ajs notice thst Church Owls The Ess.
qatrer: that Church owps tho Democratic party !:
thar IN opinion, Tbs people who ss4k to drag
ligon Into politics degrading aasssd sad hsAu-
tiful Thing; thai any who thru4ta hIss forward
~ lbs sdsocats Of tho idea that any Esglon has =
"prtor eialm upon tbs Dsmoezaa party ought to b
fsbuksd b1 shs party.
| Thus the fight stands 1t present. The
answer Of the 1tkQraph Will come this weak.
What that answsr will be It does not need
tho gilt Of prophecy to foretell. The "brand
| that every Catholic will understand" will be
applied kissing hot upon the back Of tho
EnQukr. There will be bad uneu Of
burnt Democratic asah In the vicinity Of
Vlns s.rsst and 10 oas ffom ths ts,bld Ohio
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Aus ciNcr Gcoc ocs &apitcs.

Nm s. @cpt. empfing Der Yopit eine
9robe &aro'uane frau50lil6er YiI9er un=
terTibuun9 oes 9omDerrn @aupe, ,uel@e
linn eine lilberne @tatue Der Sungfrau
BON 4ontnoin iiberbra6te. Yius TX. er<
,pieoertc cine iibcrrci6te yorelle nit elmer
l6ngeren Ncoe, in ,pclber CT porer It bon
Der @erebruug ipro9, Die @briit itus gum
Werorujle Der @6einbeiligen inSubda ge=
npB. @ooann fam er auf oos 8iinoniB au
lprcGen, uel9cs Die Trcimaurer nit ben
W}a6ti9en Der Groe ein9egan9en leien,
I'M Die STRIDE 5u uerfol9en, uno io9tc>
Die Tolsen oieles 8unoniiies 3ei9ten
i9 in Stalicn, na6Ocm es Die STRIDE be-
raubt unb ibre 9iener perfol9t, oarin,
bob es ben l3le6ten llntcrrid)t monopo=
lilirte, I'm Den @laubcn ob5uldaf fen, bob
cs Elm Geleb or9oniiirte, lueldcs Die Dr.
oinotion Scr Yrieitcr ni6t bins 19picrig,
lonocrn iogor. unm0gli6 ma9te, oob cs
oie &e6te Ser jfirtbc ou6 in Dem Gocra=
mcnte Der Gbc nit TiiBen 9ctrctcn> uno
boB cs biel9lpoitaten in @@ub ncbne I'M
]i6 ibrer ais Otittel sur Corruption iu
beoiencn. Sn1 @eiteren la9te Der Yaplt
w0rlli0
vsSm 9ioroen 9ibt cs ein mdcbti9e5 &ois
lerrcid w:lbes ii6 luieoerlprubsuoQ
gang ortboony nennt, INNER fclt uno be-
boorli@ uno ielt uelenSobren gum 9roben
un9liide oabin tbdti9 lit, qlle oiejeni9en
Mlittel ins 98ert su 1eben> weldle amGnoe
Sur 3erl lt6rung Ocs &atbolcismus in Dem
9roben &oi1errei6 fiibren. 9aS onocrc
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-Wie eiuormer Sun9e3 N

-gBic einormer rSun9e5um
uieliobeu Mi(liondr >puroe. SIN @om=
mer 1914 bat Elm ormer, oiirfti9 9etleioe=
ter, aber ebrlid) uuo tlus auslebenocr
&nobc Colonel G6ur6 in 9amilton I'M
Mrbeit uno muroe bon 0ielcm, Dem ct &C.
fie(, als@teqm a9erlebrlin9 angenommcn.
Gr bate feline 2ebr5eit nod nid)t pollenoet
ais Der Colonel ibm l6on bic Mufl6t
iber Die Mertltdtt ii6er9eben tonnte. 9ls
i'm Sabre 1910 oos @olofic6cr inGalifor'
nien ousbrod, 9ing Der iungc Somes 8.
6lopo, 10 bieB IT, au6 0ortbin 1cin @liif
au MAIDEN, uno fam bier So6re IpQtcr
NIT Der @umme BON $4,000 na9 oemGort
3uriid, er0ifnete oarouf cine Oar nno
Griibltids5immer in @an Grancisto uno
9e>uann piel @elo. @e16idte @pefulatio=
men in Bergpertactien un0 @runoeigen-
tbum mo6tcn Den ormen Wailenfnaben
bolo 81 einem iumens rci6enMann, uno
jebt fat 5i9 Die 8ant bon Californian an
i6n Inn Die &lcini9tcit BON $10>000,0O
9eluenoet, I'm iibcr ibrc @6>uicri9teitcn
binnusjutommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06
Obio @ailenfrcuno.

an Die Nrbeit getelt> oo6 lei cc oopon
9elouf fen.
Cornelius GjaQagber, ein Muilebcr. be-
3cugte, oaB CT bel Der Sortur zines 9)tan<
ucs gc6olien babe.
IS lei in &c9cnwurt Der 9erren Cat
tcQ, 8udleD, 2Yons uno Yeri1 ton acldc=
6cn Nian bobc oen Monu ouf Gin
Srett 9clcbt, linn eincn &nebel in ocn
Muno 9e3luQn9t Die 00noc oui. ocn 9iii'
den 9ebuuoen. cincn Stod ourN bicYeinc
9eltett uno i'm in oitlcr Stellung cine
bal6e 9tunbe lang ouf Dem @rctt felt
9e6alten. Ct bottc $ocrrn Gottea in lu(=
tirt.
vWtr9on9cncn Nint,r littcn 60 Wlunn
meiner 9(6tbcilung Wan9cl an &leiocrn.
9ie 2eute >uuroc 9analih bu! ios uno
bulb nodt aus Der Nnlto!t entloNen."
9lugult 2c(ong, Elm Muilcbcr> bcscu9tc,
oob eiu Snlclle Namens A)lullen 10 longc
sur Nrbcit an9ebalten uoroen lel bis CT
Dor Grld0pflln9 9eitorbcn lei.
Gin anocrer Snlaiie, 9tomcns Punb
M}c2au0bln luuroc gonj nofeno in elmer
ountelnotn3clle cingcipcrrt uno i6m Io8or
Die Dedcn bon ieincm Gimcr 1uegge5ogcn.
Sic Wtanner bdtteu hrc 9cmoen in 6
Wo6en nid)t we6 lelu f0nnen, trobocm
9enu9 9emocn in Sorratb poren,
audi bitten oiclel6cn NIT blobem
9tiiden 1T 9liibenoer 5onnen6iBe arbciten
miiiien 10 oab lie ocn &iden uuQer 8la=
len bottcn. Gr lclblt bobc oen 2euten
oft BON iciucn ci9enen &leiocrn 9e9eben,
bamit lie ibrc Yl0Bc beoeden fonntcn.
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Wraujomfcit in ciucr StaatS&jtolt.

Vr0u|0lltctt III clncr StQ0fS8l lt0lt.
1eber bic Bcbanblung Scr @ef fangeneu
in Der Eorettipnson ltolt 81 Ybilaoelubia
lit cine unterlu6uu9 au9elteQt, Die untcr
on6ern fol9cnbc S3otlo6en on's 9i6t
gebradt bat.
Scr Md6ter Sames Wines, friiber Gin
Gapitdn in Der Qlnltalt, gob an, ct babe
einmol bel DEM Wartern ciues @e fonge-
men gebolfcn, a6er nidt in @c9en,uart
oes 9errn GotteQ. Serr 8udlcp ltanb
babel uuo Sciste Dem 3eu9eu, luic man es
MAIDEN miille. 9os S,ueite DIAL tbat er
es in 6ol9e Nntuciinns ocs 9errn Gatt:q.
9as swcitc M}al bano er Dem Manne
Sames Dpu9tbertp, alias Buffalo Bil"
Die 9dnoe auf Den &iidcn. 9arauf
,puroe bos 5eil ii6er Den Querbolten
elmer Sbiire gcworien uno Ser
Wfonn in Die 0Dbe 9eSo9en, cine Sortlr,
Die in jener multerboftcn 9mltolt untcr
Dem Namen v@recion Beno" Sang uno
9l6e lit. Giu Monn Bot i'm I'M grbar=
men, porouf l i'm nieoerlieb. Man9e
upn bcn Sntcruirttn gottc feline G0dc an,
peil in Der gln ltalt feline luorcn, Die man
ibnen 9tbcn tonnte. 3euge crinncrte li6
me6rtrcr' T0lc> in ocncn Snlallcn aus
berlin ltolt chue 5triiupic an ocn TiiBen
iu boben, cn'lolieu luur0en.
9Sddter Wjnes 6e3eugtc i'm &uu5ucr=
for, oob, 9err ButflcD Dem 9crrn GatteQ,
Die v@recion 0cno" Sortur tmpfpDlen
babe, oo9 cr >pille CT niht, mas oamit &C.
meint iei. 3eu9e la9te ferner, oaB ein
Mann 26 Sage lang in Der bunfeln Belle
ein9elpcrrt ,pprocn lei uno Elm QlnOerer,
Nomens> @enrp 9onobue, iei rs Sage in
1einer eisenen 3clle ein9eiperrt ge'peIcn
uuo om brittle Sage nod 1ciner Gntia1=
Jung aus ocrlcl6en babc man i'm mieoer
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turscn 3cit bic sur Nusiibuu9 bicics III. s(mteS
notbipcu0igltcn &cnntnilc uueignen. Slbcr
@irtcnamt unb b0Dcrcs 2ebromt iiub suci oer>
ld)icbcnc 8iiroeu. G5ott Dot bic @flid)tcu III
icincr &irdc aetbcilt uno ciucm jcocn Yrieitcr
iiuo bic iciniacn borgci6ricbcu. Gbenio, iagt
Der b(. Paulus, tuie nidt allc gpoltcl, ebcnio
pie nidt o(le TropDctcn iiun, cbcnio iino aud
nid,t ollie @clcbrtc
Sn uuicrn aroBcu St6btcn Werocu 9Sellcr>
rcisruorS ouaclcgt, ,rcldc ouS iDncn aus cincr
cntTcrnt gcleaencu Sucllc suaiebcnbc @aIc,
ufne9mlen uub houn bcu in ccu cin,clucu
StaottDcilcn gc(edcncn Yrunncn ;uiiibrcn.
Gbcuio lit cs audi nit ben bcioeu Uunttioncu,
ourd) melJc bic Mird)c unS hus Dimm(ldc
8ailsr Der gSoDrbeit licfcrt. 9ic @elcbrtcu
iiuo bic &tlerboirS uuo bic 8runucu iino bic
Hricltcr uno Scelcugrtcn. 0ic lcbtcrcu ucr>
tDci(en oos, mas iic bon bcu eritercn elupiau<
gen Dabcr. gScnn boS b0Dcrc 2ebramt III oct
@ird)c fe0ltc, luiibtc @ptt ciu 93uubcr tDuu,
luenn bic g0ttlide N8eisbeit ui1t scid)doiat
ucrocu lolltc. gSic fDuutc buuu bus aDttlid)c
2idt ocn 0lani bcluoDrcn, iucldcn Die Sd)ot~
ten ocs 3meifclS unoufb0rll1 ;u ocrounfeln
ltrcbcn? 9ur6 ipcn iplltcn bonn bic SopbiS=
ncn Der folidcu gSiiicniduit iuiocrlcgt, ourd)
mcn bic pcrfnen Sd)lid)c oer &ctcrci auf9cocett
mcrbcn gSie piiroe eiu Nuslpru1 ocs bodltcn
@laubcueri1tcrs ri6tig ocritoubcn ucrocn f6r-
nc11, wenn cS an 9clcbrtcu Mduuern icDltc, bic
im StAubc ins, bieielbcu n0Dcr ;u crl0utcrn
uno our1 bic 3cu9niiie Der Srooition Su uu<
terltiibcn: I'm Der Aird)c bicicn uncutbcbrli<
dcA Nu bcn Su 9cbcn miillcn bcionocrc slnltal=
ten oorbanocr icn uno riclc s(nltoltcn iino
bic llnibcrit1tcn.
s. lit oljo uoDr, bob bic llniucrlititcu fir
bic Gird)c uucntbcDrli6 iinb uuo Bop, u,n ibrc
our0 Die rcuolution0rc 8arburci cri1ittertcn
Grunofcitcn ,uiebcr SIT bcfcltiscu, biclc Muttcr
Der Seclcn uno N6fcr oud) Dos Mcd)t bat, auf
bic coclm,itbiac llutcrltiibuns ibrcr Ainocr SIT
rcd)ncn. 9Sr mUilcn luicocrbolcn, mas mir
bcrcitS I'M Ocr9ongcncn Sabrc gciagt babcn:
BUR 6rilnouna ciucr tatDoliidcn llnipcrlit1t
hci,utra9cn, lit Gin niht nur @ott mobl9efalli<
ceres, iouocrn audi jplupDl fit bic relisioic, ais
uuN iiir bic biirgcrliOc @clellidoft nIblidcrcS
sScrf, ais ;un BAN cincs &ranfcubouics bci>
sultcycrn. Scr llutcrid)ico Swiiden oicicn BET
ocn 9utcn Werfrn lit bcr ndmlid)c, lpie Ct ;m~
lden beuu unltcrblid)cn Ycbcu ocr Scclcn uno
hcm ocra6u0lidcu 0oiciu brS XcibcS bcjtcDt
DoS baben unicre 8riiocr in 8clgicu uno Sr<
lano ousaescid)uet pcritanoeu; Tic babcn tcin
Spfcr 9cldcut, ibr 2ouo NIT oieicn icscusrci<
d)cn Ginridtunacn gu bc9liidcn. Sn Uronf<
rci6 uno ou@ III anocrcn @c9cnocu mub oiclcr
Giicr Nod)uDmun0 finben uno bic 8icocroui>
ricbtun9 Der totbolii@cn llnipsriitatcn bic Airdc
in ben Ston0 lckcn, ;llnl Scilc oct mobcrncn
@eicu idnft oas @ert bcr Civilization iuicoer
aulSuncbmeu, wcldcS Die Icpolution untcrbro.
dcn battc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

tirSli6 oufgctoutDte &oilcreid), wclbes
li6 proteltantilh nennt, lit oorouf be-
oadt, Die fotbolilcbe &tli9ion niht Bios
aug Dem &oiierrcitbe, lonocrn pom Gro.
booen peri6pinocn ST mo6en. limo I'm
oieic N6li@t 5u::erreidcu, istt es olleMit,
tel III 8cipeNung, uno ins6clonocrc Die
9emalttD iitiNltcn, ltren0ltcn uno ,lngercht
tclten, ,uclde Elm inuloler Tanotismus
cin9cbeu tonn, um Die crlc0cntt 3erltD=
runs su bcwirten. Sn elmer Hepublit,
weld)c lie Oicjcnige Der Gontonc Dclben,
mo1t lit) cine uno oieaubcre &t9ierun9
gum periiocn NoAobmer Der ocutibcn
Berfplgung. llno menn oiclls @hau=
1piel betriibt unb Die 9erSen perbttcrt
une eub peranloBt, ocu 8licf anoersluo-
bin III ri6ten. 10 gc1cn mir Grmut6i9un9
ienl lcits ocs Oceans lu6cn, uno mir pcr'
oen oprt leben ? gSas mcroen mir lcbcn {?
Neue @s9enltduoc Der Betrii6niB uuo
Scr Sbr6ncn. Wir ,psroen BORT, wo5pu<
nien uuo Yortu9al bas &reui Sclu G6riltl
pfon3ten, Ole 8il66ic uno bcili9en Sic.
uer Der STRIDE i'm Glcnoe Der Gefang'
uille lcben, Dem freimourerii0cn @aiie,
ucl6er jcoen fotbolii@en Ginilub aus
lhlicbt, oar9c6robtc Npicr. llno luenn
Damn nlitten in lolNcm 0clirium luun=
oerbor cine Mcpublit beruorro9t, welbe
lid) untcr Dem Mequator ourA Die &edt<
liNfcit oerjeni9eu, peld)c tic rc9ieren uno
Dor 9lQem burh Den uncr1 6iittcrli6en
@louben ibrcs Yrdliocnten aus9eieidnet,
Der lid) ieben Sag ais geborl lomcrcn
Gphn Der &irbe ermics, Damn cruadt
Die @ott!oli9tcit. 0ic @ottloicn in ciuem
lin lterc Tcrcinc pcrlommclten lih oorum
in elmer benaNborten &cpublit, uno bier
bcltinmicn lie ais d6tc Scctircr Den o6t-
barren NrdIocntcn gum Gooc, lucl=
der untcr Dem Gilen 0es Meu6clmDroers
ols Elm Opier icine5 @loubcns uno iei=
nsr )riltlid)cn licbc gum Yottrlanoe Iiel.
@eIblt bcrMul Gilman, luelbcr in friiberen
Sabren 0ulolamfeits. an ocn Sag 9cle9t
botte, fat lid) jcBt gum Sclbiibcr Der
Ncul Nismotifer 9emaNt uno bic alto an
ti6ril ltlidc gSilobcit erncucrt."
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- Sn ct. MorDs unesslcw 8rcmcn, 9(uN<
lni;c &c., g., uuroe uor cinNcn 8od)cn Die
brittle Mcuniou bcS 81. Mc9imcnts >. .. s. ab:
acboltcn. 0ic friibcrcn &rie9cr uno jcti9cn
fricolidcu Yiir9cr babcn iid) babel rcdt gut
amiiirt, mic Gin lin9crcr uns oorlic9cnocr Sc
ri1t ,cigt. llcber 3tuci Sabre ioa picocr cine
ioldc 9}euniou oeiiclben &c9imcnte in Glcoc>
LAMB abacGulteu lperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

s(m - DIT. miro in @loberlp, @(o., cine
ncuc Gird)c cingcipeibt; am folgcnocn So9c
mro ciuc oubcre Mirdc in Mocon GitN, Mo.,
cinoclpci5t 9icic lebtcrc fauftcu bic @otDoli-
fen upn hcu |rcsbNtcrioncrn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

- 9ie nicicsmol nit elmer natioiltiidcu
antiocutiden Neoe cr0ifnctc Snoultrieousitcl'
lung in Cincinnati fnoct 10 lpcni9 5bellnobmc,
oob bic Gomilidre bcrclbcn bic 9eutld)en
t0rmlid Bitten, iid boran 81 bctDcili9cn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

- 5u &olcnoolc, Hitter &c., g. ~, murbc
al, 26. Scpt. Der @runoitcin su cincr ncucl,
Airdc gelcgt. &or 80 Sobrcn licbcltcn liN bic
eritcn AatDolifcu bort an uno bic oltc DoljcrNc
STRIDE muroc bor 26 Subrcn crrid)tct.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

- Sic Scr, Seiu Airdc in gb,ca9o iuurec
al, 10. Scpt. cin9ciuciDt.
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