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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

The Gallipol;s journal says that the
Democrats of Centreville were sold. as it
were, last week. They thought Gov.
Allen would 60 from Oak Hill to Gallip-
oils by way of Centreville, and SO they
put ON clean shirts, and awaited the ar
rival of the great man, no doubt think
ing that they might be permitted to kiss
his great toe, or touch the hem of his
garment. But he did not come that way.
He went to Parkersburg, and then down
the river.
We will send DR.. l. T. Monahan, or
some of our great men down, if the Gen.
trevillians want to see live Democrat.
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OUR CANDIDATES.

1t is not necessary to say much about
DIR. A. B. Monahan, candidate for Repre-
sentative. He has resided in this county
nearly ten years. and is known by nearly
every voter in the county. He is thor
oughly honest, not only in politics, but
in every other respect. He is as sound
Republican as lives. He is energetic,
and whatever he undertakes to do, he
does it at once, and does it well. He was
member of the Legislature from Athens
county when the war broke out, and his
record in the Legislature is the same as
his record as an army surgeon, as ply
sician, as business man, as a citizen
always good. We have been very init
mately acquainted with DR.. Monahan
ever since he has been citizen of jack
son. We have served with him on the
Central Committee for years, and had
many business transactions with him,
and have invariably found him to be a
reliable, honorable, truthful man.
John j. c. Evans, candidate for Pro-
bate Judge, is another man who honors
ulS pOSltlOu' 0uuSe GFduS 10 no" sSrN-
ing the latter part of his second term,
and has rendered satisfaction so gener-
ally, that no one was even thought of for
the place except him. Not only as
Judge, but as citizen, he stands very
high in this community. He has no
enemies, and SO popular is he, that many
Democrats will vote for him, no matter
who may be his opponent
Van Buren, johnson has served one
term as Commissioner, and no one has
ever uttered word against him in his
official capacity, or in any other respect
When Mr.. Johnson was candidate
three years ago, we spoke of him as
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

C. Stuart Beverly gave us call on
Monday. He is a son-in-law of Mr.. Coyle,
of Liberty township, in this county. He
has been in the South for several months.
He was raised in the South, was in the
rebel army, and since the war has been
travelling as Snowman most of the time
in that part of the country, and is well
posted. He reports the South as gradu-
ally improving. He says the cotton crop
this year will be very heavy, and cotton
mills, and Iron manufactures, are being
built, and the political condition of the
country III becoming more settled.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

Elk River for erecting furnaces. the one
called enterprise, seven miles below Elk
River Furnace, and the other sixteen
miles below; both of these places are
surrounded with inexhaustible quanti-
ties of timber. iron ore, stone-coal and
lines tone, and have very convenient
sites for erecting furnaces on. In con-
clusion, think that the time is not far
distant when the light of the furnace
fires will be seen, and sound of the steam
boat and car whistles will be heard along
this River, for one hundred and two
miles.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

The Chillicothe Gazette whines about
the lie it told on Mr.. BlickensderfeT, and
pretends to think he never told US that
the Gazette had lied about him. If the
editor doubts what we said, let him write
to Mr.. Blickensderfer, and publish his
reply. We dare him to do this. Mr..
Blickensderfer made substantially the
same statement in the parlor of the
Isham House, in presence of a dozen
gentlemen, that he made in our Office
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

We direct the attention of 1. T. and
Irve to the following. which we find in
the West Union Scion:
"The Adams County Democracy have
expressed, by ballot, preference for DIR.
Gaskin, of Bentonville, for Senator of
the 7th District, and as Scioto, Jackson
and Pike have conceded the candidate
to Adams, there can be no doubt of the
Doctors nomination We say by all
means give us Gaskins for Senator, it
would be so interesting you know"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

At Newark, Ohio, new fire extin-
guisher was to be tested. A building was
put up and filled with shavings and other
combustibles Coal oil and benzine was
poured upon it by the barrel Three
thousand persons were assembled. A
fellow present must smoke, of course.
He lighted match, when the benzine
took fire, the building was blown to frag-
ments, three or four persons were killed,
and fifty horribly mangled and burned
So much for smoking.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

The Valley Railroad, from Columbus
to Portsmouth, is not much of a "fxed
fact" yet. The Chillicothe and Circle
vile papers have to admit that the sub
scription falls short 100000. Why will
the Changers along the Valley never
learn that capitalists are not such con-
summate fools as to put their money in
railroad stocks?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

The Portsmouth Globe records serious
mob violence in Morgan, Brush Creek
and Rush townships, Scioto county.
Several houses have been burned, and
several horses killed The Globe says
that the parties who killed the horses
are unknown, but among the house burn
ers are E. Jenkins, William and Jacob
Belts, Silas and Jonathan Rockwell,
James Culp, Israel Crabtree, Leonidas
Chabot. Tom Crabtree. and many others.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

asThe Democrats came into Office last JAN
uary after our political opponents had held
control of the State of Ohio for nearly go
years, but we couldn't find, after the most
careful examination, a single case of ofacial
corruption. They had done some things
that were wrong. nothing that was corrupt
They spent more money than heavily
taxed people could well bear, but they didn't
steal any."-Speech of Governor Auen at Wash
ington C. H.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

One of the prominent citizens of Ports
mouth was in town last week, and was
fearfully demoralized. For fear that sus-
picion might fall upon the wrong person
of the Tribune
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

We learn that Joe Eylar, of the West
Union Defender, has been nominated by
the Democrats for Representative in
Adams county. We have received but
one number of the Defender in six weeks
Joe's patent paper is poor thing, but we
have been willing to exchange, just to
see what mean things a genuine copper
head could say; but this is the last paper
joey will get unless he come to time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

There appears to be a general demor-
alization in the Ohio Penitentiary, under
victs knocked down the guards last week,
on different occasions, and we would not
be surprised to hear any day of murder,
or general mutiny there.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

We see by dispatch in the Cincinnati
Commercial, that Alban Davies of Pome-
roy has been nominated for Representa-
tive by the Republicans of Meigs county.
He formerly resided in this county, and
is q first-class man
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

Here is the latest from Comfy:
"Old Bill Allen admits that he is self
made man. That makes it easier for
God"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

In Delhi township, near Cincinnati,
John M. Bryson, saloon-keeper, shot
his wife through the heart. and then
blew the top of his own head off with a
shot gun
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board of School Examiners of jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at jackson, on the
LAST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day If necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials ofgood moral character. Ger
tificates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, in no case, be either antedated, OF
Byorder ofthe Board of Examiners.
Dec rs. '7O-tf ]. w. GONGBON. Clerk.
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TAoKsoN COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

The Depository of the Jackson County Bible
Society Is located at j. A. Starkey's Book Store
ON Broadway Street, jackson Q. H, O., Whers
Bibles and Testaments can be had at New YorE
prices. Sunday Schools not able to buy win he
supplied ON order of the undersigned.
GEORGE STEVENSON, Presit
WIZ. T. SAPPINoToN, Sec'y. ap22 S75siv
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

There was great fire in Cincinnati last
week, and wall fell on the 6remen,
killing one or more, and injuring several
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

The Standard soiH in no case Be sent out Of
Jackson county unless paid for in adva'aee,
and no Communication soiH be published aOith-
out publishing the name of tie aoriter
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-07-29

An Examination for admission to the above
named Institution will be conducted by the
undersigned, at jackson q. H, on the Slst day
of July, 1S75.t
Candidates will be examined In Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography and Algebra through
simple equations.
July l5-3t ]. w. LONGBON.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Sandusky
LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR,
THOMAS L. YOUNG, of Hamilton
SUPREME JUDGE,
GEORGE w. McILVAINE, of Jefferson
AUDITOR,
JAMES WILLIAMS, of Franklin.
ATToRNEY-GEEERAL,
JOHN LITTLE, of Greene.
TREASURER,
J. MINOR MILLIKEN, of Butler.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
PETER THATCHER, of Cuyahoga.
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C0UNTY TICKET

COUNTY TICKET.
REPRESENTATIVE,
ARTHUR B. MONAHAN.
PROBATE JUDGE,
JOHN j. C. EVANS.
TREASURER,
JAMES r. HUNTER.
CLERK,
WILLIAM II. HORTON.
AUDITOR,
THOMAS w. PATTERSON.
COMMISSIONER,
VAN buren, JOHNSON.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
PETER BUM.
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OHIO
Agricultural and Mechanical College.

YTNEN DEPARTMENTS EXTENSIVE LAB
Il ORATORIES AND CABINETS, superior
advantages in Natural Sciences Engineering
and Languages. Special course in Agriculture.
Tuition free. Address
President EDWARD ORION,
Columbus.
, 1875-01-11

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ELLISON & HARVEY,
GusrOy Siqucr = gambler
m. 1309Garp Strabe,
@i9mnilb, ga.
5aten auf bsm Eager einen arpEeu 0prratl
son
80 etne II mnD 2iqm6ren.
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b. lenfsu. Sbr ena,r bon gBbistsy bsneb
aus bsn folssnesu Scrtsu:
Slo Cabinet Gpe,
Slb 8afer Hpe,
&niderboder,
8elher OLD Hpe,
@olhen Neetor,
goloen Gagle,
.Suann Soutb,"
Gentudn Bourbon.
uno cine orpBe slusnahI psn Ssy@ai.bener
Wdare. Muh fdbren MFR
Sladberrn, GberrD unb Singer
BronmDeirc,
Steiner pIppfe<Gi6er< Yranhp," feiner al
fer Bead)sV ranop, reiner Sallaiea Nunl
Sbe,iff Scotd Mbistep, et)fer bollduoi<
ld)er Sin, Seem England Num.
6remoc uno einbeimilde 9ranntmeine.
porf. Sher,D II Gatapba Wetne,
nab spirflih alts mas man serSbnltt lit ct.
aem Wein- unb Cyl. iiuo1en.@ ftGf Rub,;.
IN Der ustsrasueuus. sas tie stn 70 eroses
wager BADEN, ole tresrb eth Saus unt,rbaib
Baltimore, bitten le bic Strren @efhdftsI,u,s
iefautaif sorsuipr.ten. Gle aaranirsn, sab
Die Waarsu bas iiat, pofir 1e ousaeaeben
pttben. Ssber Gdufer bat has Hebt, bic
Waaren bic tbn, ntdt ssfaleu aurId,u aeteu.
DislsItsn sanfen fir Die ibnen leit ben les
ten arst Sabren bfwleiene llnttrfihbuno une
psrben fi& b~efrsbsn fernsr bos Wsblwo(en
'brer Runesn fi& 3u erperbsn.
I'D Gaiinn mno 9arbeb,
10 mint
, 1875-01-11
germtl0teS

n5ebniabriser beaae=
lebrter .&obbi" erregt 9esenadrtis Gluf=
leben. Sn per16iebenen Spnasogen
trat er als 8orlel er, @orbeter u. YDr=
finger aui, Ser &nabe beiBt S. &ouH=
mann, lit por 5pei Sabren nit leinen
Gltern aug &uiTI6=Yolen in Die Ser.
@taaten einseipanoert unb in @lbanD,
N.=D, anlaBig. ST 1pri6t unb ldrcibt
Oeutl9, @nslii6 nno 9ebrdiI6 mno
5eid)net li9 Bel Der 2eituns oes @ottes
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ler Sormen, @ewanbtbeit uno YrGciIion
Ii. bur6 cine l9Dne flare 9tlmne aug.
Sn elmer ameritanii6en GrSiebungsan=
ltalt min er li9 nod tpeiter ansbuoen.
Sic Stuff en- iirb mieOer einmal
iibsr Die Yatti taa gemplben. Sn Mos=
sau betrugen Die oes GrOffnanJsabenbs
$500, unb tpenn mon erfdbrt, oob Die
@dngerin an jenem MbenO ni6t weni=
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gsrufen muros unb oob se9en %Sweitau=
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iiD cine Soee non Dem Srinmp0, Dell
lie errang, MAIDEN. slm S6lulle Der
Oper tpllrocn ibr 5 ~eldnsenbe Sterne
pon Mubinen uno Siamantsn neblt Ell
mem sdn5li6 aus 9rpBen Srillonten be-
ltebeltben foItbaren S0mud psrsbrt.
, 1875-01-11
girainia StaatS< Wa5ette
sas.e bsrausssasesn s'n
3otn g. psin.
DO. 81 sm0lits straee.
Hihmonb, So.
mreiie ber au5cisen:

In eauare, Elm Msl Ia
In Sauare, awet Wta' 175
Gin sanare, bret glal 3.5t
Gin Soudre, eine 91She 75(
Gin Senare, einen @pnat n75(
Gin Sanars. brei Mondtf
arss.rs un,sisen ~srssn ttatssr ssrssnst.
~. - sriasr 3eiisn O,lben etatn Square.
ataa,eissn fnb int Dsraus sa sattsn.
Sic 2eituna tpt,b IN Gttutome UNI
.oe ,,nb son ben GrGssrn thr Is Gents PEI
Wche duSeetraeen.
, 1875-01-11
SrteHibe Gpnfu1tatione n
Mnentee1b1t@.

GD.ber Wineralien nod fddbli6e pfdnSen getrau4t.
Beinabe 10000 gatienten wureem BON itn, tn hea lesten
~;pansie Sabreu ~bebanpelt Jetsr San wiro etnjsln iprs-
fdltis %resifrirt, pb trieFid ober periSnli4, pb Bon benz
Gpetpr ielbft pper feinen 5ilfsdrjtea. 2esters fnS ole
piheniaafdtd %eebilbete Mebtctner.
aae gatt.nten, nel6e e~ntfernt tpp6ner, erbaltsn etne
ausfatrfite Grasenliffe franco per Ypf ober I'm Saufe.
Gin sDafdnsiess fqltematifdss Gintraseai in ben 8atern,
S~erbinbsrt 5ebler pher Srrtbaraer. Die Bidder tusrhen
mar ron ben a~nsete1ten Aer3tet seSfnst.
sDssea SraeenIife pber anbsrtpsitise Gpnfultattonsn
abrelfre man pte fpl8t;
DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 7ss, New York
, 1875-01-11
ueusae tslssr. pfDfiatu.
Sranfrei9.

apnbon, g.. San. Cine SpeSial=
SepeIde BON Yaris an bic Times"
iast, bab MaeMabon beI9lolien babe,
Sic So. 9ufuure, 2abaulope, Sarotl Dc
aarcp uno ben Marquis De Galtelane 81
,einer gerat6uns itber Die Neubilouna
eines Miniteriums unb iiber Die Iuf=
ifeauna zines politil6en BrosrammS
su5ammen su rufsn. IS 1T semiB, BAT
bisIer 8er1ud, aug Ger Majoritdt Der
Mittwodsa5l timmuns elm @finilterium
au aontituiren, fru6los fem miro, alleln
es lit unumsdnsli9 np%tbmenol9> bic Sl=
tuation bes Mari6aas ben au9cT Der
Station flar bar5uitellen nno ibr Die anr
maeli6feit gu 5eisen, irseno elmo &eete=
runs gu bilben, welds i'm @tar'Oe tonre,
1id cine oauernbe Mtdjoritat su li6ern.
MacMabon miro bann ein Cabinet BON
lol9en Yerlonen bilben, bereit Tro=
1ramm er acceptiren lam uno O'eles
M.inilerium wirb oann nit Der Seitun9
Der a1semeinen 8ablen betrout werosn.
9aris, 9. Sonuar. IS miro be-
ri6tet, baB cine 8alis sur @rinonns
eines neuen Mliniteriums 9efunoen
porben lei. Sc 8rpslie, Seca5es unb
:Sourton peroen Die @muptmitslieoe.
1ein.
, 1875-01-11

@irtb wurbe abgetpie1e uno 9apenport
tDesen 8igamie nno Mteineio ner5aftet.
Cincinnati, g., 8. San. Sot6
McOoniels, Gapitdn zines Sempfldif=
fes, iuuroe bon 8ilbelm 8eibsl am per=
flofienen Mittpo9 gu 8oint Ylealant,
@e9=girsinien ,9etDotet. Ser2esiere par
ppn boule abweleno. Sci ieiner &id=
funt erfubr er, baB WtcSanieIs nit lei
ner 6rau itrdfli0en umsan9 pflsge. ST
ereriff leine 8a9le, ladte Den @apitdn
auf pel6en er am Slulie nit benl Srdn
fen ieines 8fsrbes bel6dftist fanO nuo
l@oB ibin eine &,s9el in's 8ein.
, 1875-01-11
9aldnbitdf pepsIdfa.

pattero n, H.=S., 8. Sanuar
Gesen IL llbr per9angene Na9t ipuroe
eine plDbIi9e Grl6utteruns in bieliger
@eseab in elmer Iusoebuung bon Is Bic
20 Meileu petlpirt. 3uerlt mar maj
Der Mnli9t, baB bieIelbe bon einem Orb
bebea berribre, bod ipdter erfubr man,
ioaB in ben v&enb= Hod= Yulper @erfen"
gu 8lad=O af= Gibse, etpa 8 Meilen
BON bier uno in Ser Ndbe bon Moun=
tain=8ieiu, cine grploiion itattgsfunoen
babe, bel Der mebrere MenI9enleben
perloren sinssn. 9efiuitipe &eiultate
lino bis iebt ni9t befannt seworoen.
Gin Babnbeamter Der erie 8abn," Der
gu berielben 3eit san elmer Greuaungs=
ltele einem granddaughter 3u9e Sig
male CAB, wurbe bon Der GrI9iitterung
10 conIternirt, baB feline Iufmerflamfeit
9ans absepenbet unb er 0 Dem 3use
iiberfabren unb setDotet wuroe. Sic
Sauier in Der unmittelbaren Mabe Der
Ggploion iuuroen aertriimmert, wdbreno
-bieienigen Don elmer @iertelmeile Gnt=
fernung ni9t mebr bapon DerIpirten,
sals mir bier in Dem 9 Mteilen entfernten
paterlon.
Sort Sarpis, 3,=O~ 8. San.
Suian $. Davenport in Wtibbletomn
'pertlaste einen 8irtb auf 59~abenerlab,
neil er ibrem @atten 56naps perfautt
babe. Wie nun Der proSeB CUR @er=
banoluns fam, madte Die @ertbeibisung
9elteno, baB Die &lagerin ni9t oas re6t=
mdBise @eib 9apensort's uno bes9alb
ni9t CUR &ase bere9ti9t 1ei. Dapen=
port aber l6mor, oab Die &ldserin feline
re9tmdBise @attin iei. Damn aber
fam 9ilian 9. Davenport bon Wontrole
pa., gum @ori6ein uno beSei6nste Ste-
pben q. Davenport als ibren @atten.
aebterer le,.snete oas nj DIT, CAB aber sur
Gntl6uloi9uns an, baB le i'm int Sabre
1868 p%erlalen babe anb ba er Biz gum
September b. $. 9ti6ts mebr BON lift
borte, lie fit toot 9ebalten unb mieber
9ebeiratbet babe. Sic Glase sesen ben
, 1875-01-11
Cuba.

$ apana, s. San. 400 Splboten
limb e"eltern a,ts @panien bier an9efom=
men.
Ser golonial=M iniIter in Mabrit
Dat an ben @eneral= Gapitdn Gpn9a te=
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sc 81 iein, 10 piele 8erItarfunssn i9iden
5u %tDnner, UNI aae Sofnunsen Der Sn=
iur9enten niche, sul9lasen.
, 1875-01-11
Z N YOUR MONEY

n Post Oflce orders, checks, or drafts on New
rork,. wherever convenient. If then %rerister
she ieWefs containing money. Address
l. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun office. New YORK City
, 1875-01-11
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pans 9tpd 5000 90
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6d0ig ycn Sanfen & ganquiers 4O,677 70
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$5s9,8G3 ii
5, s. eronasts. pra1. 6. s. miuis &C.,
9. ". @alfer & Gu, Naenhn.
90 int 1Nl4 Mai.. gtraEe.
, 1875-01-11
TERMS TO CLUBS

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Four Dollars.
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an extra copy to the getter up OF club).
sr Eight Dollars.
twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(snd an extra copy TO the getter up of club,
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, 10 ono address tapd the
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Thirty-thrse Dollars.
FIFTY copies; one wear, separately addressed land
inc semi weekly ore yearto gettcr up OF ciQb).
Thirty.ivo Dollars.
(and the Daily for one year 70 the getter ~ or
oiunl' Fifty Dollars.
one hundred soptes., enc year, separately al.
aressc9 Sane the Daily sor one year to the getter
u 9oAs''o'' sixty Dollars.
, 1875-01-11
Maentett %ber1angf.
DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 788, New York

. DE-. FoorE III Der WerfaFtr ~rtebrsrer taebteinif@e
NDerfe, bon esusn eins iber 100000 Gremplare &bfab
~sefsnben bat. Gin speites uDas Neni&snisfen" pser
,Sfene gpltslpraae unb %ssfunber Meni&suprfanb,"
bat einea abfab Bon iter 10000 erretGt. 3iefes Iestere
gDert srf4eint isst enslifa anb ttutfa. Gin neusrss
g1ert uaDifenidaft unp Dtdtuas" pser SAMMY TUBES,
Ter iusentlite @rst, unb sPoNsIE, ter ldftse afft er-
fasint s~rrIauFs muir enslif&. Gessn SntaltsssrssiS.
ntfe ttsIsr gBerts ppIe man iib entpeper an DR. FooTE
peubsa uber an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1923 East 2Sth Street, New York.
Gsenten psrtfn fir rem 0ertrteb tisfer gBerfe seFlauat
pnb erbalten fsbr sinhise 8sbtnsmnsen. Sp mandsr
@sent bat ftpn bur6 ben gertauf tieier 9Defe fd ben
@rursf.in III etnetn ileinen gertubsea sslset. ,Das
MsnfasnfpRem" III fir Grradisns uns oDihsni6aft uns
Dittuns" fir bic Sueenb Gin Spr3iatiGes, lebrrei6es unb
Invertebrates Weff. Gin Snbaltsrerscidnis her aDtrte
mel&es franco per gDft AT iebe Gors1e ~uerfanbt pirS.
ststt cine ppuaanbise gsi&rsituns ~bsrislbsa. Sod
einntal:
Ngenten pSer Golporteare %berlangt.
AbreIiire pie oben.
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Guyogai,dJe na@si1tsn

&Dln. Die SdulzI ufitt, usIde
in ~unisrer Staat me- entlid r~eorsanirt
weroen ioll, miro lebbait pentilirt. Dte
ltaOtiihe 8erwaftnn9 beabliAti9t, uebcn
Dem issiseu Sdul- Snlpeftor oereu nod
, gu beruien, einen fit bic tatboliideu
unb ben anberen fit Die prOte ltantiiden
unS llraelitil1en SduleiA Die Wajoz
ritGt ser StaotperorSnsiAs Sase9cn bat
BEN geibluB sefaBt, es looen Die Gle-
mentarldulen Der Staot in 5 8s;irfe
sinsetbeilt unb fit biele sbenl 10 piele
SdutsS nipettoren (P~aOasOsen) ange>
ite0t weroen, ipel5e miaoetens bus
@ranlen pro ~rectoratu betanoen baben
mlllen. Die aussaben fit OteIe aeue
Ginridtans wiiroen 60O0- 5000 Sblr.
betragen. gSie man wllien mil, 10 netat
Die Nnlidt Der sntl9eioenoen Seb0r0s
su @nM(ten beS uon Seiten Der itaotis
Aeu y~srmaltuns senadten SOri9la9es
D oafur lalien lid audi mebrere &C.
1tI9sre Grinoe aniabren.
Stuttgart. Cine pom Staatsmini.
fer b. garubiiler I'M osutldsn Gsids.
tag sebaltcne 9icbe bel Der @cleasmbeit
Der Sors'iten Nn9rifis aui 9ismard
iiber Die 9~esicbuusen ;wilden benz al.
9cmein beliebtsn uerltorbenen 8iihpf
2ipp uno benz papilidsn WuntiuS
Meslia madJt int 2anbe alsemsin bas
,srOBts aufieben. Man ) puBte guar
ldnsf audi inter benz 9r0Bersn Bubli,
FUN, oaB oieler WuntiuS es mar, Der
Don Sen nl%tramontanen im'2anb auaes
lta9elt, ben arnten Yiibo{ ~ueriolate
unb inn bon Nom aus ale m6alisaen
Wioerwdrtl9fclten auf Den Sals gu
beeen ludte, DaB es aber auf cinen
Goaoiutor fir bcuielben absslsbsn mar,
Surlte bod gar Maud)en Iberralheu.
Das YlanmdBise Der ieiuitii9en um.
triebe seseu Die SeutlGem Regierungen
unb gegcn bic aui8 ultramOntane uno
ieluitilbs Sorn ftobenoen &atbolifsn
sebt aus bielem G~stbauan9en auis gtcue
berpor,
Die gYiittemb. Notcubanf, weld)c felt
einigen Wtonaten Die III lire Safe su.
rId9etommcneu Gutben Woten nIht
wleSer aA8seseben bat, wiro BON iset
All Soften pom 100 Wfarf in umlaui
iesen. Nab Der oeroIfentlldtcn 8es
I6reibuns iino bel SrltcQuns Scr ncu.
en- Soften Die 0iotioc Der biSbsri9en bets
bebalten. 9as 6oyma lit oaSSelbe ,uie
bel ben B~antnoisA Der SaoilAen Sanf.
Ger &oni9 but nGdlftebslpen prcubi-
11eu @eneralcH bobe Srbcn perlleben !;
benz &rIegSmcnthcr D. Samede, Dem
GbeI os8 MilitGreabinerS y. albeoDu,
bent Oireftor oeS alsemeiuen &ric9Ss
departments b. GUistSs atbes uno benz
,@creralmalor b. &arcSewsti.
Stutt9art. Oas i'll nod ten SABRE
bisr ltattfiaoenoe finite Nsutldje Bun.
besidieBen maht aaerlci Sorbereitun'
gen noting. Das bsrcits iriber &C.
nannte @sntralbureaa bat lid, ourd Oeis
tritt Der Serren &pmm:r5ienratb Saas
berger uuo Saotbaur0tb Wolff ucrpoa'
ltanoi9t. GaS 3cntralbureau lit iiber
bic T%rrwsnouug bes perfii9baren 0sIt'
-0taumeS pouitanbis I'M &larsa, cs iino
im WelentlI1en5 Gerroins9ruppen inS
ause su faicn. Ginmal Scr etlua 20
Morsen sroBe 6eltplas, Die ~ebenloli9c
Waulbeerplanjnu9 ; bIer IL bic ScIt'
bale init Der 9roBen 8eltauratlon, ionic
hrm @nbentetnnef Tribe usnShen 0
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