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Smyrna times., 1876-02-23

SlNGgLAR CHURCH SCRNE.-Tbe W;Ir,i,,,.
Ton REPUBLICAN published this ;ton, e.
saturday: A singular scene occurred ~ ,Ia
delaware Avenue Baptist Church ON Fr;dn',
evening, which reflects no credit uno,,
1noSe who took part in it. To commenco
Az tne beginning: For the past month or
IwV !he prayers of the pastor and members
oi .I MS u, church have been offered mn 70
ehe hrone OF Grace in behalf of Robert +
SlIlth, SI at the request of his wife, who had
Iun Iaith that those prayers would be
answered. aI Mr.. Smith wrote note TO Mr.
illalueman, asking him to request the mem.
oefs 20 cease praying for him that he had
~ 10 i1ith IN prayer, and did not believe in
the doctrines promulgated by him.
Inc requests of his wife, however, con-
tinued, and night after night pastor and
people prayed for the salvation of the souI
OF Mr.. Smith. A few weeks ago he wrote
another note to Mr.. Haldeman, asking him
ana the members to cease praying. as tbeip
prayers annoyed him. That very nigbt
the whole congregation got down on their
knees and were led in prayer by Mr. Hal. |
deman, the pastor. Mr.. Smith has been
prominent and leading Spiritualist.
The prayers of pastor and people con. |
tlnued, and finally Mr.. Smith stood mn in |
church for prayers. Those with wbop1 ba
had associated became enraged; and learn.
ing that he was going to confess Jesns
Christ as his Saviour on Friday evanin,
several of them went to the church. M
smith did confess, and gave a very clear
testimony of how God had revealed 10 him
what course he should pursue; and in M thn
course OF ms remarks said that Spiritualsr,,
was deception-there was no truth r''it in u
ne honestly and earnestly sought for HI.
,ed 'f,a, God 70 had given i to him that here here,
nan unless he believed in Cod o,,d "isn ttn
Bible which he held in his hand. '"' '"e
At the conclusion of his remarks. after
ne congregation had been dismissed Mr. |
'nliths companions gathered around him I
md ridiculed him in the most shameful /
nanher. lie was perfectly Indifferent
loweyer, to their jibes and .iests, and finolly I
Jaa 'h the lith verse of the 56th Psalm. {
,lleh he said his eye fell on as he onened |
ne book. They derided the pastor as -
nrt &c.r,but he took il all in good /
Smyrna times., 1876-02-23

win reference to the crooked wbisl,v ~,
business IN this town, Mr.. Shortman wit.
70 the DeIa'0arean that our item abont tho
,r msn' oi Two drunken boys in his saloon
was garbled and one-sided statement o,,t
out OF the whole cloth, and that at the nro,o. ~"
sime and place he will vindicate b;n,i~Ie
rom any and every charge implied tboro;n
t. A' ne says himself that he will vindicote
himself' it is pity that he should 49,
peen he'd about and held in sl4OO hail sos
being innocent. ''O ""'' Tor
Smyrna times., 1876-02-23

h.. H9LlCE T To TREsPASSERS is a good thing:
out Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever or In.
tn tterthittent Fever cannot trcspass ON your
neaIth y II You will Use the William Penn
inITIll1le 7 We Fever and Ague Cure. Get it of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

Just nov 10 i Interesting 10 recall the ball
lettings Of the national republican conven-
ton Of 1s60. Before the convention met il
was generally regarded as almost certain
that William Il. Seward would receive the
Presidential nomination, and the first and
second ballots eucOU aged MS friends to be-
Heve that their predictions were correct. Ga
the first ballot tie vote stood Seward. i731;
Lincoln, 102; Simon Cameron, 5l-S. Chase
4s; Edward Bates, -; William l. Dayton,
Is; John Mclean, L. Jacob Collauaer, 10; scat
tering, {. Ga the second ballot the vote
was as follows; Seward, 1Sfx; Lincoln, ISI;
Chase, SIS Bates, IS; Dayton, 10; Mclean, &.
II Is well known that Mr.. Lincoln was nomi-
hated On the third ballot, Notwithstanding
tie fact that Mr. Seward started out with
TX votes more than ne. Tae taird ballot
stoCd-LircOln, So; Seward, 1f0K Ii is a
singular fact, bat a fact nevertheless, that
asP1rants who 90 into nOmila. iUG couyen-
lions with more votes thar any one else
frequently "con.e out at the little end of The
uorn.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13
The Star and the Conventions.

Appreciating the fact that the public is
accustomed TO look 10 THE STAR for the
latest and fullest intelligence OF all passing
events, and realizing the deep interest felt
on all sides in the proceedings Of the ap-
preaching national political conventions,
We have made the most complete and liberal
arrangements to obtain and publish al the
earliest possible moment every thing OF I'M
portance which may traDspire IN connec-
tion with them. To this end, two special
AID exclusive representatives OF THE STAR
are now in Cincinnati. foreman during the
sessions OF the Republican convention, and
they will transmit in the form Of special
kilograms any items Ofinterest IN regard to
IL not included il the very fun and early
dispatches OF the New York Associated
Press, OF the afternoon reports OF which, we
may add for The Information OF the public,
THE STAR has entire and exclusive control
1t viii be seen, therefore, that 10 other
payer IN the city can furnish such full and
reliable reports up TO the hour OF going to
press each day as can this paper; and should
any event OF special interest trauspire we
shall at once give the public the benefit Of
our superior facilities by publishing the
news In the form OF an extra edition. As
has always been its policy heretofore, we
mean that its readers need not look beyond
the columns OF TEE STAR 10 be kept thor
oughly posted in the daily doings OF all the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

IL has frequently been stated, and is gen.
orally believed, that much OF the so called
champagne Is counterfeit article manufac-
tured from cider or cheap wines By unscru-
pulous persons. Suits are now pending 10
New York, the TRIAL OF which promises 70
expose the process OF manufacturing bogus
champagne, and the result of which ought
10 Re the suppression OF the business. Tue
evidence In the cases before Recorder II ack-
ett shows thar a short time since certain
junk dealers gave notice 20 their box agents
that Mumn x Co.'S cnampegce boxes were
worth more than hrewoOd, and a detective
hearing OF this followed an empty box TO Its
destination. Even the straw packing was
bought By the ilnkman. Tne empty case
and the straw were sent into a bogus wine
factory, the bottles filed with a mixture and
marked with the counterfeit labels. The
Irvine was stained, the tin foil pa: on, AID
the case, with a dozen others, put on an
express wagon after a scout had reported the
coast clear. The cases OF wine were subse-
ruenus sold for SD each, the cost 10 the
seiler being probably about 80. Experts
esI mate that three quarters of the {" cham
pss. - drank In the United States is bogus.
The 4 oats OF the vendors OF the bogus cham
payne axe SAID TO be enormous. Taelr stun
is set nth In the aftidavits in the suits
referred - rs a chemical preparation OF
SauteTpe II sersted CaIiiornis wine, costing
about t~tl = cents per bottle. II is stated
that o. less this Illicit traffic be not stopped
the A. eriean market fo- pure champagne
Will be abolished, and the revenue to the
govern mebt % yearly $4,000 cases OF wine
Ter snnUm completely lost.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.

CASH DISCOUNT TEMPER CENT.
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e is announced that 70 less than two hun
dred and tity persons have been, or will be.
summoned as witnesses In the Belknap i'm.
parchment case. The testimony OF these
witnesses, most Of whom Will De called in
behalf or General Bs!knap, viii doubtless
be Of negative Character, aud the question
naturally arises, viii the Senate, sitting as
a court Of impeachment, deem il necessary
10 hear such evidence? The main query
would seem 10 be. did Marsh bride General
Beiknsp? and Il IS quite possible that the
Senate will refuse TO listen 70 any bat evi =
tence bearing or this Issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13
The Star for the Summer.

PTso,iS iedrTsR0 the city mag hare THE STAR
s1u 10 HesT adatreSs by nsdR, postage prepaid,
for ssch period Of gt'ae az they may desire, ut
ths rue Of I5 cents per wesk 60 cents per month,
en- 80 lor three HlOsattS, on 81 foT siz month";
- The money 10 pay for the time required
mus ia az casss accompany the order. Other
s0tSe the pTpeT cGslot be sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

Three weeks ago II was proposed that Con-
sIess Should adJoGru yesterday. at the
present vriting Il looks a. IL that body would
DC n session two months hence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

There seems 20 be sonething always hap
pening TO bring the Board OF Health or some
OF Its medical members TO the froat. sits
an I'll wind,D &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

Speaker Kerr was formaiis ex,lerstej
fIOm the Earley charges by a ansnimous
vote Of the Rouse yesterday. Ills vIndica-
ton was prompt, complete ard hearty, as il
deserved 20 Dc; but It vas hardly needed 10
set right tbe public mind on the subject
There was time when Ha-ney's story
might have found believers; but he came
upon the stage too late. TIE race OF the de
faners OF private character IS about ruu
The people OF TIE country have mad too much
Of them In The last six months. The SOBER
second thought is beginning 10 assert itself.
and the character and da:ly walk OF the &c
cused Is going 10 be taken into account
hereafter, as well as the story OF the accuser
and, according to the good old law on the
subject, the former viii be believed to be
innocent until proven gallty by evidence
that Is probable as well as incJatrJyerti ole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

The New YORK Ersaiay Post fiatters itself
that Carl Schurz carries the German vote ia
his pocket. This is a reelection on the indie
perderce OF German-American voters, ana
by them Is so understood generally. Ike
all other adopted citizens, they VIII vote for
whornever they please, and are disposed TO
resent the insinuatiou that they can De coz
trollet by any politician evea IL he be
lellow-countIyUs-,
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
RIGGS HOUSE,
PLUMER 4 SP0FFORD, Proprietors
FITTEEETH AND @ STREETS,
myis-ly WASHINGTON, ID. O.
WEofHI00YTR HOYIL

WxsfnlNaFKR HOIRL,
on fHI EUROPEAN PLAH,
ornR Irving Place and 10Th street., Hsv Yoxk.
One Block nom Union Square end Broadway.
Tho nos central, and yee Quietsse location IN shs
e5U. Oouvontent 70 the greet Utoroo, theo>Aru A.
CHURCHES. Elevator, and IN modern inproy emsn6.
xaU aooe0 10 an Dars a ths cay by srsss en- a.
ssD0s.fhAsJy o. y. YBRRIu. Proprsetos.
RRICK BRICK IA Csaten Mai Rsv of.r,e.
the great trump IN the nssufsctureof Bricks AZ
the Centennial Brick Iese, corner % lsth aud ID
one price; Cheap fog c.sh Orders pron oily oiled,
snc NAY g bsfs the once, eorPsr Of Eew Jersey
I. p. CHrLD8, ~
JACOB CBILDS.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
Hoontrsct nade for furnishins e7d isyi.s
brick and for al other essssss q loass euisalss
uthxest corner Kew jersey svsaus and D ssress
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NJ ADhn ga EEhTZ III. NJ. 10, . Thoroughly en-
~ peIieuced aBd scientific Ls6ies' Phy stefan sBd
hld"ie % :. sears practice, stteEds luies ~ thtir
hcneft az Comfortable priEafs rooms. carefll mrs
ing a,o She tlst medical attendance AZ fhe Doe
Tor private residence. Lscles placing n slsaiys.
under TIE care u n adEHse t-sfefi ere guarantees
seitntsfl tE-s-nert hnd speedy cure. Of7ce al
siotnc-, corner Of South ShGrB sHt Dover sweets,
hs-LE2,fes sfrf--fy
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EOk sALE-A CITY.
0RFND CITY -

NhENO t1I1s
l-cated On Tenrallytovu Heights, near the city,
Containing 81 sTes Of sSoEt fifty so acres, sub
d'Ticsd into stout 47s desirable lots. Tue " srs@
Care VIII be running from corner digb aud Bridge
streets, eoEgs0wn, 20 this property in shout sixty
~ Jaws The loration il he very highes' poiut Of
me Country surrounding WASH gt0a, AID = posi-
I'VE srecuation in sae OF lots Is certainly ia stove
Tor the fortunate purchaser OF II Price only SIS
per sofe, On accommodating terms
w N. HUNCK,
this Few Office, No. si3 I5th street n. "
IelZ IN SesTlv opposite Rizss' Bank
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
SUMmsR READING.

AistoTy Of Independence Han. FrzpE Ettiup.
wi numerous Illus lrsilousi - heii0ty pc IS 20
karly y 81 % kur1rc. ken. SnIifhzorIaU D.. : -
lLts'ircfuel DCyeio Tnlenf o. Europe. BTapsr. 90
TIRE ard f,l8ce II homer. " =. GisdstJna.- %
NIrrs- lA-if I-e anc Abuse, ~ athf VS. -. : ID
Daniel DeTODas, vol 4, George Eliut......... A 81
IL mehts Il PEyscriogg. naT ......... -. 4 "a
The fortures Of Miss Fallen, ooodp a Tai
. - 20
Lie, Letters A1u Table Tslk oF Hayfan,
Stoddsrd. tCcE' psniou % Brio = Brac -. / 50
LADIES' Guide &c G-EtilIfy- new edition ........ ID
The EuntinT Of are tnark. aufhor n Alfce's
Adventures IN M0Tder Land 1855. ... ] .
farrDw Escape, Annie Thomas ......-.-., IS
re Land 81 he Say, Christian Erii--..-....... s
-" hri;rc M'nistert rtnoby TruIl0pe -. -
My Clsss Pay, l. III q c1ft.................. %
railway Anecdotes new ecition-....-. ..-.-... 20
SgEOsToNS a CHAPMAN.
is II eIl pen0svI,-aT "a 49,,
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BOARDING.

I(OARnISG- Newly furnished ROOMS, with
- FIRST GLASS BOARD, transient perma-
lent, at summer prices, in Q p easant and central
locality; COS 18th street northwest. JED 2x"
GINGLE LODGING ROOMS, 80 cents per night,
- or from o. to IS per week; BOARD or MEALS
ct reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. ap20-2ms
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s0LOsI0NS a CHAPMAN.
l l.. - -
CENTEYEIAL OFFERING

NEW PUBLICATION
CEHTRNEIAE OFFERINGl
Republication % the PRINCIPLES aud Acts o. the
Revelation ia America Dsdica.ed 70 the Young
Men Of ihe United ststos. sfy -I0uT years ago, ty
the late Hezekish Niles, editor OF tie ReEtsfsr.
Published ~ s.. \ BARNES co. New York,
and fer sale bE HOBCH BROTHEBS snd
lee-6t WIZ - II. MORRISON
nLlVER OF IHE MILL. Tale. b. the
" author Of Eintsieriug Children.
New volumes e Epochs e hfssCry.
The Greeks sud the peisisDs
The Fall OF TIE stuarIe.
Familiar Talks 20 BOYS. BY JOHN II sil.
Polynesia and Sew IilsA. By Bsy. A. W. Mur-
ray
All the new bocks a. published.
At Nm. BALtANTYSE,B
J.6-tr a2S SEsktTH hTRsET
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-23

sriiBeno, bin unb wiebet an ben 2doen
Dermeilenb, in ben StraBen Berlins Ieben.
Wtoltte lit IelbitperitdnDli1 cine Der be-
fanntelten, pDpuldrIfcn GrI6einungen; es
miro ibm seeeniiber ftets cine gons beion.
oere Gbrerbiehlng an ben 5as aeleet,
tpelhe lif namentlih our9 Sermei6ung
ieoer Nrt oes 9rdngens I'M feline Yerlon
tennsei9net. -
Rad ber Seimfebr BON benz Spasier.
gan9e finoet bas Oiner itatt. unIer Selo
eenieBt es i'm Greiie ieiner GamiIie. Sein
Gieblin9s9ettdnf 1T Wolelpetn. 9tah BEN
SAluiie oes Mables miro Der Raffee i'm
Irbeits3inmer, uno 3tpar am Ramine, bel
Der @tgarre etngen0mner1. Oiele 9eit lou
cine Der aneenebmiten un6 be6a9lihffen
fiir ben eolen @re;s iein, Der nit ben Sci
men in Stpan9lpIer, beiterer unterbaltung
bis fiinf ubr beiIdmmen su bleiben pflegt.
I'm oieie Stunoe beBinnt er pieber,
einiant in oem grbettssimmer lueilenb, gu
lhreiben ooer abwe9ielno 5u Ielen. Grit
nm lleben nbr madt er cine Bauie. Die
3ettun9en ltno angetommen, ltno oerJelo.
mari4al liet lie nit Dem @ifer, ben er fir
ole @r1Heinun9en.uno Greienilie bes Sds
aes llh mahgerufen bat, tuenn ou9 tpobl
suueilen Elm leiftes 266eln bur1 feline
tetnen 9etiibollen 3uee qebt, inbem feline
Iugen bic Spalten bes 8lattes our9flies
gen uno er tlaipen Betra1tuneen Der 3ei=
tun9spoIitifer be9e9net, tuelhe melt bonn
Stele, oas nur CT fennt, abirren.
Sen Sbee nifnmt er um a9t lt6r Ibenos
Elm, oonn lebt er ii9 on ben 8bilttiib.
Wean lpielt oas fosenonnte &dubermbiit,
In Iebter 3eit cine $our, Die idpar5e
0ame 9enannt. 98ie INNER, no es cine
gere6nung, cine ifarfe Combination gilt,
| 1T ou4 i'm Spiele unier feiner Stratese
Wteiiter. Sen Ibenb bei1lieBt eeipDbnlid
cine tleine mulitaliI9e ltnter6altung, bo
Utoltte Der eolen Wtuiica nit 2eibenl9aft
au9etban lit. Sur6 Die melobiI6en Gldnet
binour9 ertDnen enbli9 bic 91Idge oei
elften Mbenbltunoe; bic Saiten peritun'
men; Die Saiten BEG 9ianos nerben mid
me6r geI4la9en; Der Sausberr erbebt Iic1
iein Sag lit beenbet. 9ur1 Die 6enliel
oes Grbeits3immers ipirft Der Weon6 lein
Strablen. unb nod einmaI, bepor Wtoltf
Iieine 2o9erit6tte auflu6t, tpirft er mob
einen Bid binaus auf ben mdbtiae1
Plab, auf Die hDbe Sdule.
j 9es SelomarI1aus Qeben miro in feline
GeeeImdBiofeit nur our1 bic &einstaes
Euno SerrenbnusIibungen nnterbrohen
oenen er befanntIi6 nit er6Bter Aufmerf
Iamteit folgt; ferner brineen feline &eiler
iDel6e er entpeoer sur Cur ooer sur Gr
holune antritt, iopie lein Nufentbalt 81
@reiiau, ieinert 2anoeute in S6Ielier
| Mbpedielung in oieies itren9innesebaIteu
9ro9raunt, bas namentlih wd6reno be
Winters ME cine Nenosrune erIeioet.
gSlro elm neuer Sturm BON auken be
BEN eroBen Senfer Der S6lahten moo
etnmal auf ben RampfplaB rufen? 8e
DermOdte bic 6raee 3u beiaben, su per
neinen 2! Sn gereitibaft iein lit Illes, Uni
oofiir Iorat Ser, tuelhem Der G6nis be1
| Gelbberrnitab in bic San6 Ieete.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-23
Snt @eneraflta6s-@e6anoe itt
2serfin.
Stis,e pOn George 8tItL

9luf ben 56uIermailen Der SauptIfaot
Berlin unb beren llnloebuns ruben nod
bic Shleier, tpelde ber Worgennebel wsbt.
aam6blid1 serreibt Die berauflteigenoe
Spnne bas Iuitige @eipinnit. aus ben
flatternoen Wolfen, bic, BON leidten gBinoe
getrieben, our1 Die 8aumreiben oes Sbiers
eartens, burG oas @edlte uno iiber Die
Od1er Der n61ltlieeenoen 5duier idpez
ben. bIiden bic umriiie Siueler 9roBen
Senfmale berpor, tpelde,. nidt nett ents.
fernt BON einanoer itebeno, lid au srilBen
Iheinen: bas 8ranoenburger Sbor nno
Die Sie9esIdule auf bem R0niesplabe.
8eioe Sentmale er9dnsen chamber. Sie
@6ttin auf Dem 8iereeipann, tpelfes ben
fibnen 8au bes Sbores front, lit eine
eberne Grinnerun9 an iene 3eiten, no
8reuben in bic @aIfen eerRfen tpuroe, um
i'm 8unbe nit Oeiterreif uno &ublano
ben Seino Su betdmpfen, Der losar oeutid)e
Waffen pioer Seutidbe gu fiibren tpuBte.
Die Sdule ouf benz plabe aber reoet BON
ben Gdmpfen, in tpelfen oeutl6es Blut
eefiollen uno Gruoerbdnbe, big biele lid
pereint eeeen ben eemeiniamen Jeino
pqnoten, benielben, Der emit Die Batter in
Gnedtihaft seldlagen.
@rob uno gepaltis tparen bieie 3eiten,
in oenen aus allen @e9enhen bic 50bne
ees 4anoes bon Der Werfbanf, bonn YHuge,
aus Der 9tuoirltube, bon Der Staffelei
berbeieilten, Die Waffen 81 ergreiTen, cine
slpor unfertige Mannihaft, nur maneel=
bait eeiibt in Der Jiibrung Der @aIfs, aber
mutbte in Die Nei6en Der Streiter treteno,
als es salt, iih Dor bic 8aionnette Der
lieggemobnten Mrmee oes eetualti9en
Shladtenfailers su Derfen, nm ben Gauf
Ieiner MaiIen auf3uhalten.
Mnbers geitaltete lid1 Der Rries, 81 Def.
fen @ebdhtniB bic, hobe S1uIe erridatet
fpuroe. auf oeren S6be bic @6ttin bes Sic.
9es ihlpebt, bod in ibren Sdnben 2rans
unb Balme traeeno. Oem oreiiten Nm
greifer trat Elm Seer entse9en, ipeldes aus
ben Rinoern hes lanbes sebilbet, tpalbes
Gins getporoen tpar nit ben eilernen
pHihten, Die Seoem 9ebteten, bem Seere
| Iih einreihen 3u lallen. gs NOR 0as VDlt,
ipeldes lett ben 5a9en bon 1913, 1914 uno
1916 Die Waffen in Der Ibat ni1t aus ben
pdnoen geleat batte, ionoern In iteter
llebung erhalten iDorben mar. 9leihIam
als l0lle es iih Dorbersiten auf einen nenen
unb oeiDaltisen Gampf nit bemIelben ee.
lfdbrli1en Geinoe es mar bieies 0olf,
lipeldes sesen ibn nlaribirte uno ibn su
Bpoen mari.
| Oie grinnerung an iene Selbenfiihrsr,
beren iueile Shlahtenbere1nung bic Ydte,
| Der Edmpfer bon 1856 iin0 1870 auu
i 5ieoe geleitet bate, idtpebte nod Inn BIZ
j Tabner Der G6hne un0 GnieI, aber aud
Die neuen admpfe fplltsn ueue Mdnner Del
/ 9bat tpa1rufen. Wlit Stounen iab bi,
/ gBelt tuie ein tilddiiaes @enie iein,
i 6hmingen entIaltete. un9eahnt, amer,
|martet unb ourd iineebsure Grfoloe BIZ
emit alanSpDliten Gonusn perounisIno.
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Gimfenonngen.
(einseianbt.)
0ie siueite Wenerale eHrobe

fir 6as sroBe Subel.9on3ert Bel @eleserts
belt oes er3biih0flicben Subilduus, finoet
nd9ften Oienitag Abenb III llhr
in Der ct, 6ranciseus SaIe ftatt. Die
Serren Orgoniiten uno Die Gefang- -ghOre
Der perIdieoenen tatboliihen Rirfen limb
freunblihit erludbt, pinttlih 3u erid1einert,
ba es BON Wihtiefeit lit, bab ale Wtitfpir1
fenoen bel jeoer @eneral-asrobe 5ngegen
Sino. Mls ginlaoung sur erifen Yrobe
Shidte Der Sefretdr oes Rommittees, y.
3. Millon, Idon am 6reitaa p0rber Yoit-
tarten an bic relp. Organiiten, abtr eiils
3elne iuuroen enttpeber 5u Ipdt ooer oar
nidat abaeliefert. 9latiirlid niA feir @es
liauador surldftsben, oem aubeliebten
GrsbiIdofe =. 9. purjen bel bem groBen
Subelfeite ieiner 50idbriaer Yricitermiiroe
am Dieniag ben %. Wfai bic uDblDers
bients Gbre Bu eriDeiien,. nnb ossUegen
entiprehen mir germ benz freunoliden @rs
iudaen 6es COMMITTEES, bic betreflenoen
Draanilten unb Weiungh6re burn bie|e
GinIenonng ouf bic 5tueite @enerQl. Rrobe
|ndnifen Dienitag Mben6 nod be-
|ionosrs aufmtrtioul dn uladpeu.
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gen (eemiHer eeiitiger Mnlaeen ober @runo.
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gen (eepiiIer eeiitiger MnIasen ober @runo.
tr6fte bes G,eiites) unteriheiben f6nnen.
Sr. @al iiellte bel ieiner1 Seruortreten
nit Der neuen Qebre Gebenuno5manSig perz
ihieoene Orecne ober SSatultdten 0es @es
birns felt, 6eren 8eifimmung aus 8es
taitung bes 6d6beltnodens m6elih mar,
ieinSdiiler SpurSheim permebrte oie3abl
oieier Sreane unl Stpei ober bret, un0 auf
ben greebniiIen Der grbeit oieler beioen
sSorYher ipeiter bauen0, baben bic auleris
fanijhen Ybrenoloeen, Dor Mllem 8. g.
ssomler, oeiIen 8ruoer 8. H. Sspiuler uno
g. &. @els Die 3abl bieier perIdieoenen
ouf Der ShdbelfGhe erfennbaren 8ehirn.
Organe auf breiunoDier;ia permebrt. Gs
tpiiroe lins bier 3u ipeit fiibren, tuenn mir
eg uerIuCben pnllten iene aeiitigen 6afuls
tdten uno bic Mrt ibrer Grfennbarteit auf
Dem 96doelfno6en, bier auf3ufiibren uno
nGber au beI6reiben. Mud lteBe lif etwas
9erartiees nid3t obne Saultrationen uno
tueiteebenSe Ia6li9e observation-disclosures
in ireeno tpcl1er stpefmdBieen MeiIe
peranShaullher. 98er Ii6 bafiir irtereIs
Iirt - un6 es bistet iebenfalls cine bD6lt
intereGante unterbaltune unb iiherllh
monhe piIfommene 8elebrung - Der mag
li9 fSowler's 2eitfaben faufen uno an lei.
mem eisenen 56doel bic beliebigen llnters
lu1uneen anitellen.
8ei einem 9elu9e, ben i9 Dem sreiieu
YrofeIIor Dor eini9en Sa9en abitattete.
peranlaBte mid oerIelbe ibm bebufs elmer
pbrenoloeii9en llnterIuhun9 Su ilben.
@s fdllt mir natiirlih nidlt Elm Die Seize,
nit benz &elultat bieier SiBuns 5u lang.
tpeiIen, tpenn man mir ieood Die Grage
porlegen wiirbe, in ipie tpeit Serrn Som
ler's Seouttionen nit meiner ei9ener
&enntniB, belonosrs meiner S9wdber
sutrafen, 10 muB i1 barauf antpOrten
oaB er bos 8idti9e setroffen bat. = 8el
F6 ieIbit cine Mnit6t bilben min iiber bi
9roBe Streitfraee, Oh Die pbrenoloei'
pirfli6 Die erOBe 8eoeutuns neroient
pelde ibr belonbers in gnglanb, Srant'
reid unb 9lmerita beieele9t piro, Der I'm
Del in elmer goniultation BEG Yrofeiio
6opIer Oo5u cine puiienoe @eleaenbeit
Kim.