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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Silas Rccmbauyl,, AID James Eccmbaush.
In Chanccry.
Tie object OF this suit is to enforce lien
reserved By the complainant, Francis NJ.
slcClung in Il deed OF conveyance made by
him to SiaS Rcembaugh and James Rccm-
baugh, OF Tic 9Th day OF April 1869 for the
purchase money Tor tho land conveyed by
said deed. This day came the complain
ant, by counsel, and on his motion, and 1t
appearing by affidavit filed, that the dcicn.
tlant S!!as ReclHbaugh is u nonresident OF
this State, it is ordered that he do appear
here at rules TO be held in the Clerks Office
OF said Court on the first Monday in March
1879 and do Whit is necessary to protect
his in;crcs. in this suit. TeSte:
]. L. MIDDLETON, Clerk.
Hogc and Harvey, Soils. Ifeb. INV.
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Ca.hariae 3. WaSgcncr and Hanson Wag-
scner. Defendants. In Chanccry.
The object OF this suit is 10 attach the
personal estate OF the defendant, Catharinc
b. Wagscncr, and 10 Subjcc; the same TO
the paymant-"f the Plaintiffs ciai!n men
toned IN Plaintiffs bin.
And it appearing by affidavit filed with
the rapcrs IN this cause that thcdeicndants
are non-rcSidcntS OF this State, il is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after the first publica-
ton o! this order, and do what is necessary
TO protect their interest in this suit. TcSic.
CHAS. 3. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Simpson, p. c. l:cb, 4-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
,rI,c pree;t.ert.s Arkansas Mess.

TI,c Presidents Arkansas Mess
VIII President Grant never ceast
fyom beinga disturber? Is he deter
mined to continually f:tlsify his ow i
sentiment, ;Let US have peacey
Hardly had the special committee
appointed by Congress to examine IN
to the condition Of Arkansas, (Which
committee was assurcdly Ralica.
enough to have satisfied the most in
cendiary mind made their report
certifying that the government: Q.
the State was Just and harmonious
and that Congress should rot inter
fere with it, when oar President de.
liberatcly sends in a message, adyo
eating discussion, revolution and
mischief. He wishes the present
Governor, Mr. Garland, declared not
legally in possession of his Office, and
Brooks, who has been for more than
a wear past, a constant source o.
trouble, installed in his stead.
The action Of the President, at any
time wholly unjustiEable,is now par.
ticularly 50. II will be remembered
how the Brooksand Baxter difficulty
came abStss 4ss+ Brooks was nom.
mated BIZ thc moderate wing of the
Radical party, and received the sup.
Dor. Of Tie Conservatives; how he
was counted out, and Baxter who
was thought to be in sympathy with
the Carpet Bag adyenturcrs in pow,
err. was counted in; how Baxter re,
fused to be = party to their wicked
schcmings. and how the same men,
who had installed him, raised the
cry of their own fraud, and tried to
have him oustcl. 1t viii be further
remembered how both these claim,
ants marShallcd their forces and,
watching each the movements of the
other, called upon the President to
interfere, and how he refused to dc
so, but recognized Baxter as the le-
gel Governor.
Such Inconsistency on all sides, is
unparalleled, and would not be coun,
tenanccd anywhere except in the
United States. under such an admin
istra.ioa as the present. This I'M
blushing impotence Of the Radical
adventures headed by Senator Clay
ton, in shamclesslv proclaiming to
the world their own acts Of fraud,
when it was asccrtaincd that these
acts were returning upon their own
heads stands uneoualed, except in
+L;sr,blrsbirm contradiction Of his
own course on the part Of the Prcsi;
dent, and mus: excite the woadc- q
the civilized world.
Again, the recommendation of the
President is mos. dangerous. The
paopIc Of Arkansas called 4 .coagen-
ton. and adopted BY 75,000maiority.
a new constitution. Under this,
Governor Garland was elected ard
ina.gurated, and it is this, the cx-
pressed will Of the pcopleofthe State,
:Lat the President wishes upset by
the National Legislature. If the
citizens Ct 4 State are to be thus
ru..hlessly deprived OF ali their ;nhcy-
cnt rights; If they are to be thus
placed under the heel Of IN insert
lous centralized government where is
Pep2b!ic. or for the maintenance of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
The Rump Congress consumes til

The Rump Congress consumes the
brief time allowed it, in connecting
iniquitous schemes to give it pres
tigc, in violating long established
rules, in slandcring and villifyins
the people Of the South, in receiving
messages from drunken president
every week, and in insulting dccen-
cy, and disyegarding the wishes Of
the people. 1t has only a few days
left.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

The Radical Congress wants to get
the telegraph wires in its hands. 1t
wants to muzzlo the press. Itwants
to deprive States of the right of self
government. 1t wants to impose
laws rcpugnan: to the people of the
country. In u word it wants to COM
pei the retention in power Of its
leaders when they have been voted
out by the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
word to the wise is sufficient.

The only complaint we have to
make against the members Of the
Legislature from the Third District,
is that they did not withdraw from
both Houses, when the bill for Tie
removal of the Capital came up,
thereby leaving them without the
requisite number to transact bust
ness. We believe in justice, and in
this way we can get it, by bringing
the hot-hcadcd fools from the other
end of the State, to their senses.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Pin:hback, it is expected, will be
admitted to the Senate. He is Il fit
person to represent the fraudulent
Government of Louisiana.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

A rcformer who lives near Moore
field, West yirginia, has started out
in pursuit of m ideal Democracy: y
government without taxes; 4 Church
without tythcs; y money without
usury; people without poor; 4 ror'd
ritlom SIN" We are really delight
ed with this platform, down to the
last clause. We don'tthink VIC could
manage to get along without a little
sin"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Conkling styles the President "His
Excellency." FConkling couldhave
his way he wouldb be Lord Roscoe, and
his boon companions would be Sir
Aleck Shepherd and Sir Richard
Safe-Burglary Harrington. But
Conkling is not likely to have his
Ways. Louis Republican.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

We learn through private letter
received from Charleston, that the
Bill for the removal of the Capital,
passed the House Of Delegates on the
18th inst, BY l vote Of % to 81. \
bill has passed the Senate by vote
of 16 to ) authorizing the purchase
of the Salt Sulphur Springs proper
ty for Lunatic Asylum. The Sen
atorial question is still in doubt,
with the chances seemingly in Walk
cr's favor. An unsuccessful effort
was made on Saturday to elect Gen.
Jackson, Of ParkcrSburg, in joint
Assembly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
W.ATCH-MAKNG!
JOHN NJ. DEEM,
!. ". uoGE. }. E. Ti@,s. L. sEno'
Eoge, Tim1ns g. sehon,
Attorneys and COunsellorS at Law,
]. ". uoGE.

POINT PLEASANT, WEST Va,
lotfce in the Court Hoase, first door on the
right-Siain Entranee9
VIII practice in the Circuit Court Of
w Mason county; the Supreme Court OF
Appeals; District Court at Charleston.
Judge Hc:c win practice in the County
Court Of Mason; also, and will be in regu-
lar attendance upon the above Courts
Collections Solictedandrcmlttancesp prompt,
IL made. John Z. Timms having procured
an official seal is prepared to do any bust
ness oi 4 Notary Public. Address, J. W.
Iosc, Winfield, West Virginia, or John L.
Trims and Z. Schoa, Point Pleasant, West
Va feb. lS-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

The report of the Auditor of this
State for the fiscal years 1871 shows
generally prosperous financial his
tory during those periods. The re
ccipts from all sources during the
year ending September 5Oth, 1873
were 1865, 14l.677, and for the ycal
ending September S0th, 1874, $685.
1856. The disbursements for the
same periods were s7l9,545.15, and
s657, 1851. The estimates for the
two years next ensuing are made
with less certainty by reason of the
proposed rcvaluation Of real estate
during the present year. The Audi,
tor calls attention to the injury to
State and individual credit by reason
of our undetermined liability for 4
portion of the Virginia debt; the i'm,
projections of the present printing
law; the statutes fixing the present
inconvenient State repositories, and
those regulating the investment OF
the school fund, and he dcyotes con-
siderable attention to the condition
of our insurance law, and the ncces-
sity Of a further surveillance of the
insurance companies Of this State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Governor Allen was the first Gov
crnor to speak out officially against
the usurpation and Sheridan outrage
in Louisiana, but he was quickly fol,
lowed in like terms by Governor
Hendricks, of Indiana; Governor
Woodson, of Missouri, Governor Gar,
land, of Arkansas; Governor Tildcn,
of New York; Governor Brown Of
Tennessee; Governor Castor, Of Mass,
achusctts; Governor Jacob, OF West
Virginia, and many others. About
twenty State Legislatures hays con,
demned the outrage. Liberty loving
Republicans are as strong in their
denunciation of the tyranny rs Dem,
ocrats.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Attorney Genera! Williams admits
that he sent troops TO Alabama last
fall without correspondence with the
Governor Of the State on the subject.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
ReWare,

We see by,a notice in the Noaitor,
that a petition is being circulated in
the upper end Of this county for sig.
natures, demonstrating asains: the
nomination and election of Hon Il
s. Walker to the United States son,
ate. We are told that the whole
thing was concocted by ssmc Of The
leading Radicals Of that neighbog.
hood in tie heps Of causing diyis
ions III til. Democratic party. Dem
oera.s5 '5ewarel Have nothing to de
with such an abortion. Wash your
hands of it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
No VIRGINIA and Florida haye

West Virginia and Florida hare
each been undergoing fluctuations
and trials arising from difficulties
in the selection Of a United States
Senator. A few days ago, Florida
settled her troubles by selecting Mr..
C. W. Jones, a Democrat, to bear that
honor at her hands. Now let West
Virginia do the same thing. Let
the third District give her solid vote
in caucus and on joint ballot to the
man who has exhibited the most
strength all along, and drop all the
balance. That is the way to do the
business. The other districts have
taken the Capital from US, and they
are surely not 50 crayen-hcarted as
to take the Senator also.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18


The most remarkable feature of
the Late Message Of General Grant,
in which .,e advises Congress TO give
him authority to destroy the State
Government 81 Arkansas and estab-
li3h another in itsstead, ishis threat
that II Congress does not act in the
manner he suggests he will do it any
way after adjournment. This is .
mos. high-handed breach of the priv
ilegcs of Congress, and for it the
President is richly deserving of i'm
parchment. If the law-making pow
or does no. act in the Arkansas mat
ter it is an instruction to him to
preserve the same neutrality. To
say that if they don't he will is but
little better than an act of treason.
Nessrs. Hostetterand Smith, ofPit.s-
burgh; manufactures fthc celebrated
stomach bittcrs, having ascertained
that some of the engrayings in their
almanacs for 1873 have been mutilla-
ted, thus making them grossly indie
cent, have published card in the
Pittsburgh papers warning all, that
they Will prosecute any person dis
playing one of these mutilla.ed books
Ior sending thentthr0usA the mails.
\ conviction IN such cases VIII land
the offender in the penitentiary for
a number of years, and then he will
also be subject to prosecution by the
government for circulating obscene
documents through the mails. \
word to the wise is sufficient.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
feb. 4-:Gw,
y o TIC 70,
To Builders and Contractors!

Dds will lie received until the 9th day
u OF March, 1875, BY the undersigned,
Committee, appointed BY the County Court
OF Mason county, West Virginia, for the
building OF Firc Proof Offices, to be con-
structcd OF stone, brick and iron, which
said building is TO be erected IN the Court
House Yard, ut Point Pleasant, West Nir-
g:nia, The plan and specifications may be
seen At the Office OF John Z. Trims, Point
Pleasant. The Committee reserves the
right to rejec: any or all bids.
C.B. WAGGENER,
F.W. SlSS0N, ECommittec.
JOHN Z. TININIS,
jan 2S-td.
E3"lIaSon County Journal copy I'd, and
Meigs County Telegraph, Gallipolis Bulc.
tin, and Portsmouth Times, copy 4 weeks,
and send bill to Committee.
WEST VIRGINIA, PUTNAM COUNTY.
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
a County Court OF Putnam county, on
the first Monday in the month OF Fcbrua.
ry, 1873.
James Martin, Plaintiff,
VS..
YIN. II. Thomas, John O. Thomas and Jas.
w. Hoge, Defendants. Debt and Attach
mcnt.
The object OF this suit is to subject to the
payment OF 4 debt due James Martin, and
in the declaration named, certain real cs.
tate OF the Defendants W. II. Thomas and
John G. Thomas, situate in Putnam Coun-
ty; and to subject TO the payment OF said
debt any money due from the RAYMOND
Coal Company TO the above named deien-
dants W. II. Thomas and John C. Thomas,
or either OF them. This day came the
plaintiff by counsel, and on his motion, and
il appearing by affidavit filed that the dc.
PENDANTS Wa. II. Thomas and John C.
Thomas are noa-residentS OF this State, it is
ordered that they do appear here at Rules
to be held in the Clerk 5 Office OF said Court
on the first Monday in March 1879 and dc
what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit. Teste:
il. MIDDLETON, Clerk,
W. W. Drcwn. 70. tfch ,!-ia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

The Diamond Glass Company, IN incorpor-
ate4 Company, James L. Bossssess, and
Mrs. l.. Hug, partners doing business
under the nainc and style OF J. /. Bog
CESS ( Co.. and John Young, c. &. Mill
---rr,s- if'.,rUrfzs -Jorer,-,:loili fbrrtcy,s
Ml:id 6. EntSminger and l:icka:d Flood,
Defendants. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to subject the
Real estate OF the defendant the Diamond
Glass Company to the payment OF the
plaintiffs claim, and also 10 ascertain the
priority Gf the liens OF the Plaintiff and the
defendants or said real estate.
And ii Appearing by affidavit filed with
the papers n this cause that the defendants,
Thomas L. Jones. John Ebcrly, Richard
D. Flood and David G. EEtslningcr a nom
residents OF TIE State OF West Virginia. It
is ordered that they do appear here within
one month ;;f;cr the first publication Of
this order End do what is necessary to pro
;cct their interests III this suit. Testc:
CUAS. 3. WAGGENEli, Clerk.
Simpson, =. q. lieD. 4-lE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

The National Grange wants the
mouth of the Mississippi doctorcd.
That's sensible, If the Government
wants to aid commerce, let it make
The Western rivers navigable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18
Hogc and Harvey, Soils.
WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

WEST VIRGINIA., IS:
A 7 Rules held in the clerks Office OF the
4 Circuit Court OF Mason county, on the
first Monday in February, 1879.
TIE Hope Manufacturing and Coal COM
pany, ~ Incorporated Company, Pain
IL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
a Circuit Court OF Mason County, in the
month OF February, 1870
FreGe.;rk FenZcl, Pla;nt:t,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Captain David E. Moore one of the
Oldest lawyers of Lexington, Virgin
ia, died in that place last week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

MASON COUNTY, To-wlT;
To the Clerk OF the County Court OF said
County:
We, Jchn ". Eckard, James r Eaybun
and Henry Love, three frce-holdcrs OF said
county, do hereby certify that, by virtue OF
d warrant to us directed by George Daush-
crty, Il J;;s;ice OF the said county, we have
this day on our oaths, viewed and apprais-
cd 4 IIEtFER, taken up by Thomas PuIlin
on TIE lands OF Henry Love, in said coun-
", and assess the value OF the said cstray
at Thirteen Dollars The said Heller is =
Blue Roam, with grumpy horns, and about
t%o years old.
JANUARY, 1879. ,,,>.
HENRY LOVE,
JOHN N. ECkARD.
Z. Kpl9E2LING, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

Kalakaua has sailed from San
Francisco for home; this little visit
cost our goveynmen. only S25,O0O.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

ATTENPT 10 WRECK 4 TGAIN.-W c
learn there was IN attempt made to
throw i train of the the track near
the White Sulphur Springs by plac-
ing 4 large stone upon the rail. The
party has since been caught, though
We could not get his name. II IS to
be hoped that he will be severely
deal: with, as this is ono Of the most
fragrant crimes we can conceive Of
Hanging is TO good for the wretch
U'utGR Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-18

YIN. II. Thomas, John 0. Thomas and Jas.
w. Hoge, Defendants. Debt and Attach
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ocratS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
MAssILLoN CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr. Howels Is improving with his broken leg
being able to ride out daily,
The miners are at work all along the Tuscaraw-
as and Newmau's Creek Valleys,
1t is understood that the contractors for building
a station house for the Ft l. Rwy, have
made an examination of the premises and will
soon commence work
James Mullins, President Of the Massillon Coal
Mining Co., offers reward ofsl QUO for information
sufficient to convict the incendiaries who fred the
buildings of the company two weeks since,
Target shooting across public street duringthe.
day, may be fun for some but very annoying TO-
others who are innocent parties,
The running time of passenger trains is changed
The change took effect on Monday last Going
west-Express, 6:3S a m; Mail, 1;is m Express,
6:5S m. Going east-Express, 7;42 m Mai, ,1;4
p m; Express, 1905 pm.
special train ran to Cleveland and back on
Sunday for the purpose ofaking such persons as
desired to attend the funeral of Mr.. Crawford, Of
the Crawford Coal company.
The desire for travel is increasing. We learn
General W. A. Knapp will accompany Mrs. Nc
Lain and daughter and Miss Hill MessE, John
and Joseph Colman with a daughter of each, and
James Bayliss, Esq, and wife, are also expecting
to sail for Europe soon.
The CoLoRED FoLKs.-Last week one day, Gil
bert Porter, colored made oath against John Wis
dom, charging said Wisdom with committing in
cest with his step.dsughter, Mary Wisdom. It
seems Porter was induced to make the charge by
colored man named Frank Pullman. Justice
Brown issued warrant and Wisdom was locked
up in the city prison. A sudden change came
over the case day or two after, when this Frank
Pullman was arrested on warrant issued by JUS
tice Blackburn, charging him with bastardy, &c
Instead therefore of fappearing ass witness against
Wisdom he found himself in limbo. On the trial
before Justice Blackburn, Mr. Wilson, of Folger
& Wilson, appeared for the girl, and Mr.. Ullman
ior defendant Pullman. Pullman was held and
required to give bail for $500. This turn of the hs-
bles of course released Wisdom on his own re
cognizance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
DECORATION DAY.

At meeting Of soldiers and citizens.
held at the Probate Office, Wednesday
evening, May 26, it was resolved to dec
crate the graves of our fallen braves orr
Sunday afternoon, May 30th, the process
sion to start from the room in Saxton's
block, one door north Of P, O., at 4 p. NJ,
sharp.
Ths following committee were ap-
pointed:
Finance-W. Mckinley, Jr, Henry,
c. Fogle and Robert D. Kuhn. Arrange
ments-Ed. S. Meyer, W, A. Wikidal.
Chas, Oldfeld, Rev. T, Bach and Watson
Wise Marking Grayes-Chas. F. Hane
and VIM, A. Wikidal. Carriages-H. D,
Shafer and JEFF, Koontz. Clergy-Rev,,
T. Bach. Flags-John Blum. Music
John Webb and w. A. Wikidal Chief
Marshal-W. II. II. Avery.
All soldiers and citizens Of Canton and
vicinity are invited to participate.
On motion Resolved, That the graves of
the Union and Confederate dead be dec
Grated.
The exercises at the Canton Cemetery
will be, l.. Singing 2. Prayer. 8
Dirge, by the Grand Army Band, during
which the Graves will be de Grated. 4.
Benediction.
Adjourned, to meet on Friday evening
at s o'clock.
Ed. S. MEYER Pres't
T. W. SAxroN, Sec'y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
mch hobs g'haert; Waer hut der nc

"lch hobs g'haert; Waer hut der now
sell g 'swart2 Eany dar mer glawa con.
Du sawgsht doch net! Sell is aver tzu
rick. Yah un sell is mean. Sawgs
aver nemond, for es is an secret Nay,
ich sawg ne nix-a-so. lch aw net.
Waesht nix fun sellaml lch glawbs
yusht so holwer. lch cons proofa.
Waer hets now gedenkt2 lch hob shun
long my suspishens. lch aw. Yah, un
ich ben aw satisfied. lch will aver
doch nix G sawt hawa derweaga. Oh
ich Jaw net. TZwisha meer un deer.
Anyhow shun fnf-un- -drisich. Aw a
wennich summer heckich. Wass war
selly onner shtotyI Sell hob ich doch
aw suspect. Yah, un sell is nets arri-
cksht. Du sawgsht doch now net.
Glawbshts? Uf course du ich Sawg
aver nix. Oh nay fun so ebbas darf
mer nix sawga. Mer con aver denka
wass mer will. Yah ich sawg ne nix,
aver ich denk feel. Un ich aw -
In conclusion muss ich noch mentona
does de woch meet de Republican Shtate
Convection in Lankeshter, un ich hob i'm
sin onna tzu gea, un proweera Gus hnna
we de prospects sin for shtampS des
yohr, Es kummt mer fore as waer ena
bong feel tzu investa in denna tzeita.
De Fanny behawpt os des yohr Kennt
ich nix Gus ena maucha for du waersht
sana, secht Sc, dos sc all's geld wass Sc
shtala Kenna in era eagny seek shtecka,
we'll Sc goot g'nunk wissa dos de demo-
krawta era Governeer nj 'lecta, un SC be-
hawpt ich set grawd uf amohl rouse
kumma in favor fun de demokrawta, Eb
os ich sell du will ich aver ousfnna we's
is de party Gus & shpeeltis odder net.
Wann ich about hnf un sivVatzlch, odder
yusht fuftzch dawler lana con on der
convention, don con ich mich aw drut
ferlussa dos se's noch net ut gevva,
Wann sc mer aver nix gcvva-wann lch
net amohl nix lana con fun Mlllerbar-
barrick wo in seller revenue office is, don
hob ich aw i'm sin der Fanny era propo-
siton in consideration tzu ncmma.
lCh muss aw noch mentiona dos dc
Fanny net recht sund is alleweil Sc
hut shmartza i'm bookel un aW i'm kup
nit tonch fun difus fever. Geshter
owet hut Sc m foos bawd g'numma eb Sc
ins bet is un aw SON seidlitz pilferly un
an ess effel full English soils dertzu un a
bissly caster ale innerlich, nit mooka
ploshter uf EN- mawga un nosser lumpa
uf der kup so dos es kea rush fun bloot
in de harm shawl gevvo con- Den NOR
va war Sc a wennich besser.
SAMMY SCHEITZLRR,