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Messrs Sherman Il Sellick have a new adver-
tisement in this issue to which we call the at
tention of the reader. They advertise good
mems coats at SO, but do not advise us as to
the price OF bad mems coats.
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On Monday last, a little two year old son Of
X. w. Noyes, while playing about the well, by
some means tipped the bucket off the landing
and precpitated it to the bottom OF the we'll
The wndlass crank struck the little fellow =
severe blow on the top OF the head, cutting a
large cash. The boy is doing we'll the injury
proving to be much less than was AT fret SUP
posed.
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j. d. Allen. our well-known taxidermist is
preparing case OF Michigan birds for the
Centennial HIS collection will embrace speci-
mems OF all birds native to this State.
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Our Circuit Court reconveued on Tuesday
last, Judge Tenant presiding, Judge Halves
being laid up with the erysipeas at his HON @
in Kalamazoo.
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The Lowell Journal attributes the spread OF
Brick Pomeroy.
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Orrin Clark Robinson, who was injured by
the cars at Bangor Six or seven weeks since,
died on Friday last, the Dad inst.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Northrup, OF Decatur,
were in town on Friday last.
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II good mans GOAT costs three dollars what
should be the price or bad mans coat.
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Mrs. Stones party OF tourists will spend Six
weeks in Paris rhe coming winter.
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FOR SALE

About 1,5O0 Peach trees, from 81 to feet
high, 1000 OF which are OF the Shows Orange
variety. 4. L. WARNER
Paw Paw. septsmbor 1etp, 1873. 1ocst4
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See Here.

The advertiser is prepared to repair Furni
ture, old or new and put it in good condition,
thereby saving the expense and outlay for new.
He will do all kinds, Staining, Coloring and
Vanishing. His charges are moderate, lie
may be addressed at Paw Paw, Michigan.
J. i. MYERS.
October 9Th 1875 1071m1s
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The Circuit Court for the County OF Van
Buren,.
Franklin NJ. Manning

Henry Ismon.
NoTIcE 10 hereby given that, on the 18th day
of September, 1875. writ of attachment was
duly issued out of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Van Buren,, at the suit OF Franklin
NJ. Naming, the above named plaintiff, against
the lands, tenements, goods and cl attels,
moneys and effects, OF Henry Ismou. the de-
PENDANT above named, for the sum OF ten hum
d-ed anl thirty-four dollars and seventy-five
cents, which said writ was returnable on the
9th day OF October, 1875. l074t7
Dated this 2sth day of October, 1875.
RICHARDS S Mills. PHI g Att'ys.
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For sale.

span o. large. nice three year old colts !;
also small eight year old mare, for sale by the
subscri err at his residence two and one half
miles south OF Paw Paw.
FREDERICK LORD.
October 8. 1875, 1071t~
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At late meeting Of the School Board at
Ypsllanti, for the election OF officers, Mrs
Basse,t and Mrs. Or. McAndrew OF that placr
presented themselves as eligible voters. but
we're refused. Those ladies took counsel from
lawyer Josclyn, who looked up tie statute and
found that women we're eligible to vote for
officers on the School Board. The ladies re-
turned to the polls, and meeting no further OPP
position quietly deposited their ballots. We
think it is the duty Of every woman to be in
terested in the election Of officers on our School
Board, and hope when the next meeting is held
IN this village Miss Rbods will be enabled to
give different report from the one published
in the newspapers few weeks since.
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correspondent OF the Detroit Free Press
saws: As oil other counties are Boosting over
their odd couples" think it Is time for Van
Buren, to have it's say. There lives in this coun-
ty in the township OF Arlington, a couple who
were married in 1912, some sixty-three years
ago, and have ever since lived together. The
names OF this Oil couple are John and Hannah
A .zzard the former eighty-fo the latter
come SIX months younger. They have raised
to maturity fanny Of nine children who are
all alive except one, and have only hired girls
ten weeks during their long aud happy married
life. Only last week the old veteran cut and
shocked With his own hard and tawny hands
seven acres of corn OF his own raising. He
and his noble partner enjoy the best OF health
an are very jovial aud happy still, and 'eem to
enjoy life as much nov as in their younger
DAYS. although they say society seems moro
cold and reserved now than fifty years ago
There Is f.lr prospects for toem to be centen-
ariaus Nos come on with your old couples In
Michigan and beat the II you can.
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Paw PAW, Oct. 10. 1875.

IAW AW, VCI. IT., 1910.
JOHN hMLEFER
DEAR SIR,-I find c., the books an entry
made by you No. %, IN y. 4, as a span of
matched carriage horses regardless OF sex. A
line is drawn across this, and 1 find another
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All accounts. due us, must be paid by the
25th OF September without fail.
Rooms q ROUSSEAU.
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nnT A Dr. Look at those Dollar Good
IN. at Miss Rhoda Munger's

II you want to buy Sewing Machine, call
on John w. Emery, Jr. at his rooms, in the
Lyle Block opposite the LIST National Bank,
and he will show you just the incest, best and
mort convenient Machine ever made, and at
lower price than ever before asked for first
class Machine. 1868
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For your School Books 20 to Miss Rhoda
Munger's. All kinds always on hand.
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Business Notices.

n v. GOODRICH.M. ID. HOMEOPATHIC PLY
". SICIAN, Bloomingdale, Michigan. lo66m6f
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

October 9Th 1875
, 1875-09-20
4 PROBABLE sutclnE.

Special DspateA to Ths Chtea4o Trt4unf,
9r. Louis, Hept l9.--An old LADY named Mrs.,
Allotta Carr, living in this city At No. 87t7
North Ninth streot, wss fouad dead this morning
under singular circumstances. For several
yeaEa she haa been subject to ft4 OF mental do
precision: and. Tot lolz tins, her conduct hA4
6ecn auoh 10 10 Aouse suspicion that Yle had
dealSus upon hof osn lite. Fur this raAson her
children kons = c)oae ald constant watch upou
tho room ~lsh her. THIS morning tho
sou a"ole and found hss mother gono,
and upon search she WAS discovered In the wssll.
house, With heE hssd iu tub aud covered With
that u MAS ca4e Ut suicide, but her family bs-
!leve thAt. while wandering about iu hor dsr-
lu,,, shs accidentally foil Into she tuh, and did
not have strength to axtrieAta ho!seif, Mrs..
Cart was amoug the old Eesideats Of 81. Lous,
and waa hixhly respeotsa
, 1875-09-20

THE GRAND COUNCIL AND THE tSTEHTRIDAL EAI0.
Special corrtsoo'ldtnes ~ Tas CAleago Trtune.
MusxoorE, Crock Nation, I. T., sept. 14.-Tho
Grand Council OF all the ks.bea. After conyening
1t Okmulkes, spons considcrab1e over week Ia
dellbefat'nS over tho proposed Constitution,
aud finally resolved. By very decided majority,
to postpone action thereon until the Anuuai
Grand Council Il nav one) that assomblen at
0kmulgee In May. 1878. Dofo.e adjouruins,
Eeaolutions ~sso pssacd 0laavoring any symps-
thy With tbs sentiments Of tue CaJdo meetiu9,
a. publlnhel in rHg TR.nUSE, and strongly or
posed 10 tho proposed Territorial plAn Of Col. +.
9. D 'ua!not, Tho Qfaud Council, By yoto Of
At to ~, agreed to mset 1t Okmu 200 aext year,
Msj. 1pRalls psosded In tlacs Ut superintendent
IIosg. who WAS compelled TO leave, ou account
Journuiont. 8upsriatendsnt uoag was severely
hurt. On route 10 tla,s place from Oknugse, by
refractory team. not dangerously.
cHooTAw PROCLAMATION,
Chief Coleman Colo. Of the Clootas Nation,
In proclamation recently iss,,ed. declares that
tntrudoss (wbits meu) must b. put out OF tho
Nation. ~ The country WA the Choo.aws' only,
and not the nhto mans. The matter Of tho
p1oclAmallon would be really iaugAsb!e II tie
iuksut Wa8 not 10 SERIOUS,
MILIrAHr.
Company !. Fifth Cavalry. have arrived At
Fort Qlbsoa. for assignment to aotiyo duty at
that toat. Maj. UphAm, Fifth Caya!ry, has ~
aumed COMMAND, relieving Lieut. Woodruff. Of
the Fifth Infantry, ~ commanding officer. The
Major il quite fayorite 10 thls Aection, having
served heso whilo Captain in thu Sixth Cavalry.
WILD Tribes.
Eleven Of the wild tribes, namely Cheyennee,
Arspshos4, KioWas, ApacheH Ca,l]nas fonar
, 1875-09-20

f7k mlA1l0nN FRlH,
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Chicago tribune.
EAsT SAGINAW, Mich. Sept l9.--Tho twcnty-
Hovnnth annual fair Of the Michigan State Agrl-
cultural Society cosed yestsrday. In general
mart tho exhibition tas far e1cseded any proyi-
GUS fair Of tho Booiots. One or two depart.
ments presented rather small display, but
most Of thom were excellent. The stock haa
hoop ths boat collection ever eeen In tho Woes.
Tho ponolo9cal display surpassed any previous
exhibition tho poultry wa4 good tho fno-ars
hall veil hllod aud tastofulIy decorated the
agricultural hall presented sorno of tho host
eamplaa OF Tho Vegetable kingdom ever display.
cd here or elsewhere; tiis mnnulsoturors'
hall presented rather small display, but
somo very cteditab1e ones tho machinery hall
VAS not 30 we'll Alloi - last year. but thero were
some machiors that wero perfoct maryeis, and
Which sttractsi great dohl OF attention; Tho
COLLECTION OF farm implements and farm ma
ciinerv waa the best aver sosn At = Michigan
State Far; the t15AlB OF spe3d Haro good,
though. unfortunately for ths Society aud TO tho
great disappointment Of tha horeeulcn ard the
crowds who ara Interested In znoh displAys, tho
fains pfovonted tho people from attending, and
uhen theY came, thay found tbs track in Hlc:,
condition that tho fun was anything but
exciting, and tho races aooEned thms. The fair
hos not besn Z complete SUCCESS financially, ~
will he seon BY she following statement, whtoi,
~ very closa approximation to ttB Rrluki re-
coipts and disbursements: Gate receipts, 4ll.-
547: membership, $1.200; rent Of booths,
9l8. 280 Tho premums and sxpensea will a.
grogate shout 421. .000, lansiug 4 f1sheicncy Of
about 5000 70 be paid from balances on tLe
nracod5ur fairs.
, 1875-09-20

"Te'Fu' s7''EuEEH 70 IHE EKFN00 TTltNnk,
81. PAUL, Mtnn., Sept. lB,-The political cam.
pslsu was opened hero lat evening by a dibcus.
alou between tho Ueluocrsti,, mi f.,,t,I 80, =,
candidates for Atio,ns;.Oenersl. uhtch proyed
moro iuto eating than WV e4,eued nni uiiI
probably tes,tIt IN y serl.a oJ d sc,,nsinn, ha.
txeeli thu oi posing rsndt:ttts + ! lie soyornl
State. - Wv
, 1875-09-20

Hr. PAUL Mi1ln., Bopt. l8.-The cold, wet
veashor continuing, the State Pair managers
this morning postponed !udsilnstsy tho races,
ball games. aid shooting matches set for TO-DAY,
aud authorized she exhibitors to remove the
goods. Compared with pssylous fairs. this has
been unusually ancce@stlll. despite tho steadily
unfavos.bls weather, aud tho Society, whloh il
substantially nav. having been reorganlzea nu-
der the IaWH OF last winter, prom.sos for next
yoas 70 hare IN oxhib tlon equal to tho best in
, 1875-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

TH: IOWA CAMPAIGN.
spetiat i}ss1'ateh to The Ch,taa1 Trfbans.
1owA TRY. H., Sept. 1s.-l'o!lt,cs are lively.
Tho Legislative ssokots Of tlis county are: Tia
Hon. Exek,el CLARK for tho seua'e. and Hush
CLARK aud Gha'ies ". McO.lne for the House, Oh
The Hepnb' eau Bisio and le.er A, Doy for Seu-
4tnr: anu AoAe@ nlnon aud tho Hon. Geoi 10
l]emocfaslc ade. lh-y are good men On BOTH
slider: The c'asses sae'' to favor the election ut
the hspuL!'ea" ticket, although this county Ia
, 1875-09-20

8psrfat Corst&pordsnt u tn Chicago Tri1uns.
LASs1No, Mfot.. Sept. l8.-The Central Michi.
gan falr will be hplt! III this CITY fron Sept. "a
to Oct. !. and PROMISES to be cseAitabla to the
manageaant' Tue railroads sre reduo.ug fare TO
bait rates. aud freight will DO f1eo Three
thousand dollars have beeu ofr,roi In nrominmc
and tho coutse put iu tho best condition for the
tkceB.
, 1875-09-20
ILLINOIS COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

o1t1HF DISEdLtN 70 3Hf LsltfHI T,ultn,
CARLlHv1tLE, H.. Sept. .l5.--'rhd lurrn-rda,..
Of this conuts held tLeir cuuyunllYn At s H..
place TODAY. and atiohed Al ther 1lattoru ss ths
enc na'le BY their st4so Cousontion. md tnsu
.lolAit stod LoMls Corbin. u Polk Iown,h,r. ~
Treasurer. Tie Republicans ald Nemuc,,.5ts. 49,. :
hu!d theit County Convention next week.
lAcoN. ILL.,. beps. IL. The Marshal! County
l!l Rennbi,csn Convention mot hbrs TO-DAY
md nominated llanron J. Depua f1r Treasurer
nud George i. W,shtuiAu for Surveyor. Perfect
Aazmouy prevailed III the Convention.
, 1875-09-20
KANSAS CITY EXp0slTi0M.

spttfas D'sm.teh to TAs cAteaao Tr,bn+t<,
RASsAs clTr Sept, la-Tha Exposition, whoh
closed to-day. hA been lhe taoss auccessful over
known to Kansas City. Tnousands of strangers
hayo poured Into the city Zach day from Kansas
aud sllaaoifi, and thousands OF dollars have
been lett amongst tne1chAnta aud hotels, At
least u,0o0 peopla Wssa on sho GROUND to-day
, 1875-09-20


Iowa Cry. H.. Sept. 18.-Tho Uounty Fair for
this county (Johnson) c'osod to-day. Although
the three first days we're rainy, yesterday and IT,.
day we're pleasant. and thers was lhrgo attond-
apce, which aavel It financially. Tho display OF
cattle. sheep. aud hogs wore good, there was
fair dlsplaJ OF machinery, aud the sseds and
vegetables Welo bard 70 beat. There wns also a
respectable exhibition Of fruit Tbs domestic or
hne art display WAS creditAbls, and up to former
exhibitions. Al il usual, :hote was i gonl OK
hbstlon Of tho speed Of horsos, several Of them
making good t,mo. Upon tho whole, tho exhibi.
, 1875-09-20
1AFC MONEY

Gpse'sf iisnd&eA 10 Tn Ch.taaA TSfouas,
DETnnlr, Mich, SUpt. l0.-The 8tafe Reform
Central Committee hsB is.ueI cal tur I hard
AaunsJ conyeutlon tu bs held Aers Ocs, IL
, 1875-09-20

TWELVE INCHES OF SNOW.
1!EvER Du foup, Quebec, Sept. 10.-During Ii,
storm yesterday, II inches OF anoH fol-, snt
much damage was done to fruit.
, 1875-09-20

LouIsvEtLE, Ky, Sept ia dispatch from
Pine Hill, ky., reports clio death OF Josso James
wounded there sevesal DAYS ago, when with
gang who robbed tue Huntington, Va, bank.
James WINS we'll known throughout the country a
tho notorious Missouri outlaw whose depreda-
tons produced much excltemont aome timo aRo.
, 1875-09-20

A NEW MEXICO Election.
SANTA FE. N. H.. Bopt. 19.-~NeaEly complete
Setu1us Indicate this Hon. u. B. KIkina' slsatiun
~ Ds!exats by about .tW msjosasy.
, 1875-09-20

ttNffdI U.lpakch 70 The Eh3ta9o Tf7bUHs,
DErno1T, Mich, bops. 13.-About four wects
ako Abort htolter, Of Rogera City, vAs ehot ou,
evouiug in bis Office, hIs bnokkeoper being ahot
dead At tho same ttn.o. Moliter has fingered
A!ong Until last week ho wAs brought home to
Detroit. and died hsrn last evening. The mtr.
dersrs heve not beon discovered.
, 1875-09-20

Hb<rthf torftst0Hdf'!es ~ {ht thtraq0 1rtbNH4.
MUaKo1EE Creek Nation, Ind. Ter, Hept. lG.-
1lle third isy of ths Indian Fair oponed w,:h
for this country. M'ss Mary brewer, Of The
Gansdian District. Cherokee Nalion. took the
irst premiums 80 sids-saddio-ns the bsss
lady-squestriani and Mrs. Jana Hxwklns
tcolorsd}. Of the Creek Nation, took the second,
Nhch wa, also yids- saddle. By unanimous re-
guest Of I'll par',es three Hquaws, Of tho
comaneaa; Cheyenne. aud Kii;wa tribes, on.
tersd tho field, amid groas cheors, aud competed
foI another ,slde:s.dd.. This MAS vory
on s he @ no
a band of tso or zig Of the different Onlefs
were "a!ected to award tho premium; but, fear
ing Jealousy among themselves. they wisely 70.
ml}ssa to white JUDGES that duty slin-ns-hs, Of
thd cheysnnea (wife OF Philip McOusker, tho
Famous interpreter. who speaks &ll tho Indian
lauRusBsa), was tho fayozed ono.
LITERARY ExEac1sEs.
The Roy. ". A. Duncan, Ut tho Cherokee Or
phan Asylum tbsn sppeared on the seens. win
twenty-five or Thirty papila who favored tue sudi-
9uee with sone beautiful aiugang. Alzs Sarah
Duncan read 10 essay on 1nteuporance:" aud
hlas Alzzle winslctt tCrsok) oue on Might
Both eFtncod considerable culture, aud wore we'll
, 1875-09-20

hrcaktas; htl"r hreakf.t Ftsrict nut for ohn D,1
mr., md Marshall ,vr1lnek nc wt.c, Ind q Il NJ ,t
2Ml Yards: wf Mrnt IN 10 Mrs. iAnlpt.,t. n"Ih o.
vera to c1vn there Al I nrlnk j. III; I think t,a
t"ts wo III ri TN Tho hill thirty ,ritIutcs ansrt
neMi het''H tlnne Tas pretty drhnk 4; Marsh,i
and wcHt anil get something tp rat ht tlrn wr vtnt
back to the hill M+rrh4 stal, went hrca:Iy borr.
":t ~rns !lonc; WA kttll drinking wa toat ,hrro
pIHts 0f wl,iaky TO the hill,
On further Ok fnInlo,, TIM wnesa t%.Ihad fhst la
hid s'een rrr1 m .nAncarnts 10 trlf the trftb ~,
rert Irns"'lton and money enough 10 lnavn town tn
aIsl h.t NJ grounds IN which 10 Bratc cut.sciInn
On 1hn Friday rtfce'lns ths 'nnrl'r he met len,
sinut ? q . o.lo'A: vent to carssnviIo sft.:
Of Mun.oe Hultner: MarrhaI cesn toak 'nI1e n!as
OVER to tInrnplan'a held. In rrfer.nrs +,
the rnnvaraail6n he had with TIM prisoner
IN ifie jAf he teslie t,t he rna r. atR tnfnrn ,t
lc rcmen1tsrel that hn hl1useif bud killed 6non.r .
toll MIR. fanjrun th1t, At ihr limo 6enrn VIA kjitrI
liz, lH4Ause had right Then 10 tel lhe truth Ehrn
e,r cau,n IN III M"r1.y t"t.l lin the truth mvlt
have tnh Hseg htcnwan. in jal, that thesn fwrti1s
moi guilty; sIso that tAs p1rIy who reyeai..i
hgaluht than woutd hc set up In hi,sinsts. II WV.
aGIt 10 ocioch when Hack I1 and Jep met MarslalI
anil tHct nf widow ttamptona f1st.l.
Redirect rra,nnatf"n John Hn1ncr had two
Of tho Hampton tisl, .h"n hn suspected that saa
hnerayihg hscsHsn he could mt 1T 1tst Rn,l s1mn
whi+hy lint promised 10 trnR him, and thrcaene,
g kill nln II ever dill d., VIC Gtail that nlRit Il
Warrior crana, brother nf MarAhlll's. The atatc
nrnt tnntte to Iandrl,m about having coltnecon
with thr murder tnfarn Mate Tho fun confession
Mr. reason fr telling tbs truth wna, .h4t fslt orlt
got Into 1t. They knoncd wouldn't get jnto il
HFQpQfuIly. - ~
, 1875-09-20
IOWA.

8paetat DtspateA 10 IAs CAtoaax TrtbHaA
Iowa CRY. H., Sept. 1S.-No f1ost iu this sse-
tiou yet Corn bids fair for large yleld IL tais
part af the Btats.
sp<e.as D,spat4A 70 TAt cA4eaee 7t1sune,
KEoxUx H.. Hept. 1a.-Thik locality WAS vs1
ited By = light froat last night, but 1t d.i 10
damage, - Tho ourn 1as all 0nt os the way.
6pessas D'spakkh fe fAs CAs.ass 1r1ovAx.
DIS Mo1NEs, H.. Sept. l8.-Ths corn 10 sbid
Sssts il now safe, except psrttaos, IN Tho Us
extreme northern couAtlea. Tho ylold r!ll -
M &1eIaEe ono.
, 1875-09-20

:.
sASvA Fl. N. ~, sept. 13.-Tho body OF tho
1lev. +. j. Tolbv, Methodist miu,ster for Cimar.
ron aud ElIzabothtown. wsa found between
Cinarron and Elizabeshtown. Flo had boen
ahot through tho l'oart. Ills horne vaA found
tied to 4 treo short tlfstance from The body.
No clue TO thu murderer IA yet,
At Fort Stanton. day Or two Hiuco, an old
fcud hstwenn John II. tlo:lly and Juan Patron
resu1od in tho f4tk shooting of tho latter. Ii il
roport that Reilly acted IN Bolt-defonss. Patron
firing the fl st shot.
, 1875-09-20

Spsetas Dtspateh 10 TAe CAleaoo 1sfbHnA
DELolr, Wis, Sept. l8.-0ur Hrnt damaging
fzoat Of this season canle last uight, huE|ng
corn somewhat and willing yio4s eenesA'y.
There is no prospect Of = frost tonight, -na
coin IL not no much Injured but what 1t will itn-
prove = good dos! YET II No p4n bare wca-: VI
two more OF good weather.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-05
@nropGiid)e 8eri6te.

- llcber bic Serurtbetlung zines
0tabbinerS in @ali5ien, tpelde bic gepDlte.
rung 10 aufgetegt bat, baB militGrtid1e WaB.
regeln Sur 8abrung Der Rube genommen
murben, idreibt Der ySouu- unb 6eierta9s.
Courier" Scr Gabbt bon Sanosc ftebt bel
ieinen @laubensgenoGen i'm @erude beiouoe4
rer ,beiltgfeit. Gr ift elm 8uubermann, uno
Ieine Sbaten uerDuntelu ben Rubm Der 2ouiie
Qateau. 9em 6eiltgenifeine, ben er aus,
ifrablt, 1T es aud Sn banten, bab bic gali;life
Staot Su einem 2ourbes bes 9eiammten Oft.
lihen Subentbums unrbe, bas in Sdaaren
aus 9tuBlanb unO Der 8aladei babinpilgerno
aaldbrlih aud Die neueiten Seuhen NIT Iidb
i6Ieppt, unb bes augebetenen Rabbi 8erotenft
lit es auh, oaB ieine 6eFpens su elmer Gteue
be8 auertoulten unb milteften Sauotismus
purbe. eange 3ett ent5og iib bteie8 Sreiben
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unb oteier bate Die Siibnbeit, ben @dub Der
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