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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24
Women's and Mems QuarreIs.

NOAAcAA > anu men , NtudAHcAAs
Two men were walking down the
street arm in arm, followed by two
dogs. The men were talking appar-
emily about women, which is an un-
usual thing, for says one of them,
"Yes, by George, Pm tired hearing
about that fuss; every time ] go home
it's dinned into my ears till wish |
was in the Sandwich Islands, or my
wife was, or something"
Then the other man said that he
did think that women would quar-
rel over the most foolish things one
ever heard Of, and he was glad that
men did not allow such trivial affairs
to disturb their friendships as wo-
men did, and in fact"
Then there arose a chorus of growls
and yells in the rear, and both men
turned round quickly to see what
was the matter, and saw their re-
spective dogs engaged in tussle,
and went right back to part them.
There was a good deal Of dust and
cog, swearing, and much excitement,
and the ragged edge of aerowd began
to appear, when the two owners Gid
ed in and jawod to the dogs, and as
that did not have the desired effect,
possessed themselves of each dogs
tail, and tugged and pulled for dear
life. But the larger dog had locked
his hold on the other, and had shut
his eyes on outer things, and did not
care cent how either the world or
his tail wagged, so as he could hold
on, and hold on he did. Then the
owner of the other dog forgot himself
and gave the big one a kick, and a
red-nosed gentleman in the crowd,
who sported a pair of bed-ticking
pants, said if any one kicked a dog
of his like that he'd kick him, and
some one asked him "what business
- was of his?" and he said he guess
cd h. had some rights as a spectator,
Get "our dog off" says the owner
If tho az, Ter dog I.
Get him him .. Z yourself" answered
the other. ,,,
iEBlast him! | viz s"'" '"o NI'''
and he proceeded to n 'oos'' SanaTy
rosounding kicks in SA "niI r
ribs, whereupon theowner4, ''t' l',i'l.
and said; mo gentleman won. Nh Nh,
a dog like that" and the man ~,
the bcdticking pants said shat ""
So" Then the other man wanted to-
know "who was no gentleman and
the man with the big dog said "he
was" and there's no telling what
might have happened ifa brave po-
lioeman hadn't arrived and cracked
the dogs over the head, which had
the effect of settling the fight all
round very summarily. The two
men haven't spoken since, but it is
supposed that their opinions are the
same as to the triyiality of women's
quarrels.-Frcc Press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

lShed, ana started WIN MS pIecloua
burden for the Spotted Tail reserya-
ton.
President Grant has signifed his
intention of running the outage
machine to its full capacity, and he
is sustained by the party organs,
which, not being able to substantiate
any of their charges against Govern
or Tilden, have fallen back on the
sole resort of the Republican party
and are asserting that Democratic
supremacy means the slaughter OF
Southern negroes and the extirpa-
ton of free speech. II is only nee
essary to point to the fact that dis
turbancesIhave only existed in South
ern States where the Radicals have
complete power over the machinery
of the State government, and hence
in expatiating on the terrible condi-
ton Of Southern society, the organs
are charging their own party with
gross mismanagement and an utter
inability to occupy any position of
responsibility, General Grants mes
sage to the Senate was intended for
a campaign document, but the author
of that production is no longer coni
sidered n reliable authority by the
people. His advice to Chamberlain
must be conceded to be good, howev-
err. Every governor should be the
CONSERVATION of peace in his own State
but as Chamberlain has recently de-
clared that the Hamburg riot was
not of a political nature, and is CON
demned by the Southern people,
General Grants attempt to fire the
Northern heart by promising soldiers
appears very ridiculous General
Grants slanderous denunciation of
the people of Mississippi and appeal
to the ''Great Ruler Of the universe"
do not appear well in man who has
been defending a gang of revenue
thieves, and booting everybody who
has been trying to bring them to JUS
tice out of the departments, The
president is certainly right when he
Shows the incapacity of Republican
State governments in the South by
thus referring to them in his mess
age:
"a government that can not give
protection to life, property, and all
guaranteed civil rights in this coun-
try, of which the greatest is an un-
trammeled ballot TO the citizen, is in
so far u failure; and every energy Of
those oppressed should be exerted,
always within the law and by consti-
tutional means, to regain lost priv
ileges and protection"
The States in the South which have
had Republican governments are
melancholy examples of this evil, so
far as the confessions Of those in pow
err 90. Ames was continually calling
for troops and asserts that he could
not maintain law and order. In
Louisiana the Radicals hnvo uttered
the same cry. In Arkansas, Ala
bama, Georgia, it used to be 50 in the
days of Radical domination, but we
hear no more of inability to preserve
order since the Democrats came into
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24
BRICK MASON!

TlIE undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens OF Point Pleasant and Vi
cinity that he Is prepared TO do all kinds
OF brick worl, on short notice, Those who
want work OF this kind done would do well
TO call and see mC, A. II. FULLER
Residence corner Of Wand lth Streets.
nnril pO-2m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

They had been married about two
months, They were both sitting on
one chair, his arm encircling her fair
waist, while her blushing cheek found
q willing resting place on his manly
bosom,
Dearest Henry" she murmurcd
in accents soft and low" l have
strange misgiyings at times that we
cannot always be as happy as at
present. | do not for an instant
doubt your love, Henry; but tell me,
dearest, will you always love me as
now2 when Pm old? and gray? and
wrinklod2 and ugly?" and she gazed
long and lovingly into the visionary
organs that had so often spoken of
love.
He removed his arm from around
her waist, snuilod the air several
times and said
"Baby the meats burning"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

THE MEN VINO Go FOR HAYES
Boss Grant goes for Hayes.
Babcock, the bride takor, goes for
Hayes.
Boss Shepherd goes for Hayes.
Belknap, the bride taker, goes for
Hayes.
Laudulet Williams goes for Hayes.
Credit Mobilier Colfax goes for
Hayes,
Mckee, Avery, MCGUIRE, Joyce,
and all the other whiskey thieves in
State prisons and penitentiarics, are
for Hayes,
Robert C, schenok, professor of
draw-poker and disgraced Minister
to England, goes for Hayes.
Columbus Delano goes for Hayes.
All the corruptionists in Federal
office and all the defrauders of the
Federal revenue go for Hayes,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

Two negroes robbed the postolfice
at Lockharts, jackson county, of the
mails and property valued at 8100-
They tried to burn what was left by
freing u barrel of oil, but did not sue
coed, They escaped arrest by the
help of some white man who resisted
the officers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

lively cured and entirely eradcateo RON
the system, Gonnorhoea, elect, Structure
Piles, and other Private Diseases quickly
cured. Patients treated by mail or express
Consultation free and invited, charges reas-
enable and correspondence strictly conf
dental.
A Private Counselor
of 100 pages sent to any address (securely
sealed for thirty 1907 cents Should be
read by all. Address as above.
sept 10, lS75-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

Blue calicoes, which fade SO easily
may have the colors set by washing
them the first time in salt water
After this, and ever after they may
be washed in the common way.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

Rev Murphy, of Taylor county,
while returning from Barbour county,
killed a snake six feet long, eigh-
teen inches around the waist, four
inches across the head, and having
twenty.one rattles and button.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

to the chief. On his return he visit
ed the hospital, inspected the re-
mains closely, expressed himself sat
isfed, and started with his precious
burden for the Spotted Tail reserya-
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

Keep your promises to the letter;
be prompt and exact, and it will save
you trouble and care through life,
and win for you the respectaud trust
Of your friends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

Till we have reflected on 1t we are
soareely-avare how much the sum Of
human happiness in this world is
indebted to this one feeling-sympa-
thy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

Ayoung lady who had lost or mis-
laid, her beau, was advised to chang
up herfddle." She said the advice
did great violence to her -lseart-
strings,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-24

A father bent on instructing his
three-year-old son, said; "If you had
three apples and should give me one,
how many would you have left?"-
81 wouldn'tdo it, pa" asthe prompt
reply.
, 1876-04-09
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

TJOUsEHoLD GoODS-A DESIRABLE Luri, III, - ~
sold for $500. Apply on premises 10
and Y-1ec1ud-stS near tue t1kG.
, 1876-04-09

TROCKERY!T UROOKERY!! CROCKERY!!!-
u Tho best class Of crncke1y and ElhssIhre On Gasg
monthly payments. ". A. LOWELL CO., 80 Woss
, 1876-04-09

largest and best assortment Of stores west OF New
York which sell at low prices and OF eity
, 1876-04-09

CARPETS! CA ARPETS! CARPETS!!! CARPETS!
u CARPETS! Carpets !! Tho Encst selection OF car.
pets in tic city New spring styles now arrvpE ana
Great caro- DO taken 70 show customers goods aad
Fet, Csli before purchasing. ". 4. LOWELL CO..
, 1876-04-09

rNuK UNION FUKHlrURE COMPANY WILL
have ia stuck this week limo of ow-pfcod bed-
ment of baroau aud suits In wood s1a nas
he Sn Of tho market il tables vhataots. battr3cs
springs chair. cts ete ySn T9 md rs ss
partial payment oan which must strike you
Is we se artce fty At our regular cAsh pFies
tF.t;s a.
, 1876-04-09

4 EAKGAIN.-ELE2ANT ROSEWOOD PARLOh
snit covered in crimson, silk brocados. pieces.
sofas arm chaifs aud only SA''. H. l.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-08
Srnf fir ssctt61udr.

8efanntIib gait baS Sid. rmO SSett.
lueroen biSIan9 fir cine lInbeilbarC
&ranfbcit, Der MIR Ourd cine raoifoIC
Sun9erflr eini9ermNBen, mo aud Oam
bios tempcr6r Ob0cbOIfen werOcn fOnI,
te, Sr. 8riffitb, bon Sent GountD,
SeIauarc, bebauptet Nun, ein rnfcblbo.
res @fitteI 0e9cn bicle Iditioe Scttanbdu.
flung entbcft unb nit Dem 9r0btcn Gr.
fol9 al iib unb al unOercn Qeuten er.
probt 81 baben, bel luelden oieIe @icNi.
gin baS &Orper9epibt in Sluei @ionoten
I'M 80 &fllnb Dcrrin0crte. IS 1T Der
Sbec ocs 9cluObnIidm SeetongS
ODER Der s 5an8Ol8c (gulfweed), bel
oeu 8Otnnifern ais fucus oocr sargassum
bacciferum bcfannt Der rc9cImabi0 all
Der StcIIe ocS 8affccS, 8becS, @niicrS,
8iereS, 8eineS, iiberbuupt oIIcr iuniti.
gen @etrGnfe 9etruufcu luiro.
OieieS Sce8raS lulrOc biSbcr n!lr Sur
@eluinnln9 bon SoO bcnubt, unb Iicfcr.
te bOdItcnS nod i'm berfauItcn 3uItanO
cincn biIIi9en unb 9utcn 0ilnOcr. Gull,
tc iid ouS Obi9c Jteccpt bcludbrcn, 10
wirb ou8 biSbcr Ueradtcte llufraut in
Babe ciuen berUOrrusenOeu %Inb in Der
Materia Medica eiunebmeu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-08
@rp. AS.
9aa'aaOriSfiSca)cs.
gGie fann idl hrn Siim filrire 2

W liter Srufer! - Sh hin on
ari9 0etruWcIteS gScbsmcult), nm Sie
Yet 90 III hnlcrm StiOicI ln9e mir Su
lporl1tcn 0ri0 flepcrcrGcrI, Ser cbnioen,
9etrupcIte WcnItcfinO cnCSefoIle S6Rtit
S,G ,oalln eS in ocim Ynncr iudr 10 all
o 8ell nan, mei &rulucl is, Dab id, en-
ggIlmp Ior ell Wfnm bob, Scm id, bos
0rmte net ab9elu0bnc fam, Sd, 6oE
bler &ll1ner III id bob Iie oIIc nirr i h nh.
grlpo0lle tonne bon Oer giild) obnc picl
Srl|lpcI, olucr Der G6m non Iei'm
"S0ntaIer" ob0cluobuc, fell fam idl
net - SD bab Ibon 0nbenSc hon her.
lbleocnc S1he probiri, amer nifs min
gut onbn bel ibm. Sdon oftnloIs'
luann or onllmeIib bcbmflnmc is, ban
CT btrle Olc Stcrnc bot icbnc f6nnc bob
ib ibm iCi 6eIO bis nj Scr Iebt Gemt
alISm Fofrtbnb 9cnllnlmc III 6ab oe.
oentt, llnu f6nnt er OOd feb 0rinfs
frlc0c - Nlucr CD ids 0cuibi bab. bot
mir Der 9nmp Der uddbIte Wforoe en-
9nbcnN Gicr oocr ell 8aar S>infel oe.
ltrDle 9cbntt III lunr lUiOOer 10 iIoId lUie
Ici 9elue. ''"
9crnob bOb ids mol probirt. i'm
NNdtS net in'6 SouS 3u Io1r I'm IcIIc.
moIS iS oe 9oB SouSt0Ir mitInmmt
Dem S6loB III 9tiC9cI in bic Slid oe.
llo9c fIImmc, ais lunm cn wiitbiaer
8nll iie cin9Crcnnt BAIT, IN ib bn6 en-
ShunO I'LL eli bnlb unni0m Wett oeIeoe
bis Die crit S>iB bel ibm poril6cr Unr.
Sell, oCrnOb bot mir bic 8ebic mol
pcrrotbe, Die al nit iomc &crl oepIoat
d, i6 lott ibn oIICbni0 uf'm GpcidCr
l6IO9Tc IollC, lcIl N6bt i'm bellcr furire
lplc cbni9 CppcS iHuit Cell bot ob nifS
0ebOtt CT bot 0cIc0e III 0cIcoe uf'm
Speihcr, bis ids iclbCrt lcNia worre bin
I'LL ibn luiONcr rlnllcr 9cfobfltbab, ucirs
mid olIcbniO 0efcrdt bot for SdIon9c
I'LL SrdmpS.
SdOH ell 9ubGno mol bah id, ibm
Der $nt OerltcfcIt 9cbott, olucr 90 9ebt
er ais fort obnc Sut, bis ib midi icI6ert
IbimunO ibm no6iprin9 nit bem Snt.
Gmol bOb id ibn uf Der Spcidcr Gin.
9elhlOnc 0cbobt, 90 bot CT aus cbnS bun
mcinc bette 8ettQuiIt$ ell Strif oe.
mad)t I'LL iid runncr uf Der SoNc ocIoBt
III bot OO6 ici 9riufS fri0t.
lin 10 bn6 idb ibon 9llIcS probirt, 100
ell 9ctrulucIt 8eibSmenicb bran Senfe
fam, alper nifS bot 9cbntt, III uann
cbni9 eppeS, bann bots ibH iuIt nod
lblimmrr 0cmabt.
glau fam mir giiemanO ell 9iotb 9e.
lue, mas mid aus Dem SrumcI brin9t?
SD bin lpl!lcnS cbni0 cppeS 81 bubu,
inIt bell, @(iItcr @rufer, fell is all.
SGrNb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-08
6raberi6miiduns.
Sch idt elmer Wutter.

llnb luie0er 9riint Der idlanfe SlieOer,
SIM @nIoc bIiibt Der @born idon,
llno fdmcttcrn6 bebt bic Qerde luieoel
Gid ilber osinem @rab, mein Sobn
Sen @pfelbuum oedt ibou Die Sillle
Ser 8liitben, Iieblib luebt bic Cuff,
giur bu, mein Sobn Iie9it t0It uno itiIIe,
8cr0cilcn fait, in Neiner 9ruft.
Oils iene &rOmmeIu wirbeIno idIn9cr,
Sab id bid fir ba8 SaterIanO,
8i8 iie bid nuf Der 8abre tru9en;
Wfan grub Did ein in icnen SNno,
Wfan mari Dir friibe, lueibe Stolen
Sinub uuf bcinCn itillcn Sar9,
Ser - einIam mar ib uno DcrltoBen
Soft Weib eS nllr, - mein SlllcS bor8.
SD CAB Did bin, id Iisb bid 3icben
llno Wubte Ocnnoh, .wuS i6 9nbj
Stun mill ant 8rnbe ih bier fnier,
unb itiQ uno einiam lit bo8 9rob,
limb beut am @rGberI IdmiIfIlu9sta9e,
@enn GlIleS bIilbt uno 9rilnt nno lodt,
Sab ih nit meiner itillen 8la9e,
Ole criten &olen Dir 9ebradt,
Qeii' rauidt cS BORT in iensn S6brenl
&er0dn9Iicb 1T Die Qult, ou8 Slid;
Sdl mill nidt bcinc Otubc it0ren,
0ie Sbrdnen ielbit brdn9' i6 Surilf
gtnr leiie mill ib nicberfnicll,
0enn &eincr fcnnt Den tiefen Shmer3
@on 9Iuen, bic pOriiber3isben,
Sen in ii6 bir9t Elm Wtutterber3.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-08
Gin paBrbaft beiItider Su6bdnSIer
In Nmerifa.

SerSIiben 8eifoII 9cbeu mir uudlte'
BeuOcn 8Orten eineS umIrer 8cdIcl.
bIdttcr; 3u ben 8cui9eu, oic cS fb
our 9ebensanf9abe 9enlnbt buben, bic
nuS9etuanoerteu SeItIden III 9lmerifa
nit 9ebie9eneu briitliden 8i6ern 3u
periorseu, 9eb6rt Der 8u6bdnoIcr s q.
uo3 s. &obler ir Ybilaoelpbia (gde Ate
mo 9taceItrabe) 8abreno Slnoere
Sbuno bruften, &raums lInO 3oube.
reibiidcr, ScineS uniaubere Yoeiie Den
SeutIden ouftiIdtcn, uOer Sitter, 9tdu.
ber. llnO Sdolcrromonc berle9ten, bel
oeren Sitel man Idon cine @dnIebau.
befommt, bat Sr. &obler 9eiubt, Ncr
0eutIden OieieS 2anocS 9eiunOe rmO
lOIiOe Seiite8nabrrln9 81 bieten. Gr
IieB cine 9rOBe 8radtbibel beritellen,
nit Der CT i1on mandem ormen Ra'
flor, ldon monder nrmen @emein0e ein
8eldcnf 9emabt bat; er Iieb 8idnerS
@oncorOanS bnr6 Die cOmpetcnte SNnO
beS Yrof. Spdtb DeruoQitdnbi9en
unb nell brnfen; CT CAB Dem idlihtcn
bentiden Gbriiten Guards @cbetbud,
bo8 Sa b ermannheu unb Diele Nll'
bere bcrtreiflibe Gr6oulu9SbiIder.
lin Den beutI6en Snmilien ibre Winter'
aheRAs fSsar'l',"JVIS"y, SQrIpotlsr SNo1.
|luu0eu. SeutIde Maliifer, lpic
| g diller, CAB er nibt ulir III llclIen
YrodltoltSaoben, bic bel oIIer Rraht
bod billi0 lino, ionoerI fir &merifonCr
aud in eneIiIder Sprodc bcrauS.
0enerOin9S but er Sduff8 0clan O.
b II d NIT gfoten rnb eiuem tretfibcn
glnban0 beranS9e9eben.
Ollie 8ider Iiefert &obIer in ldOner
9luSltattuu0, loIibem 8onbe uro 81
biIIigem 8reile. Sreilid bat ct maud
| nal audi eiuen WfiS9riif 9emoht mo
Sauleube perIoren; i'm @oraen a6er
mar icin @runoiab: ,0uS 8eitc 1T filI
mein IiebeS bent ideS Solf 9erabs 9lll
9enu9. SD luill ibm 9ciunoeS groc
9eben, luenu aud glnoere, Die ibm ltatt
oeGeIbcn 9ifti9eS 8uderlperf oSer Stclnt
borrcid)en, babel IbueIl 81 gSogl ltonr
fommen |" gla6 biclem WrInolaB bal
Sr. 8Obler felt circu oreibi9 Sabrcn &C.
bonSeIt unb iidb I'M bic beutider e9ri
| ite II bieIeS 3anbes pirtIidl ciu blcibcn
| Ses Nserbieuit erporbeu. Ger Serr abcl
| hat i'm 70 9eIe9net, Dap er l6on nlnn1e,
armen 6emeiibe nit ieIncn Scrln8Sar
tifeIn cine @obItbut erlucilen fonnte
Sin biebcrer unO berber oeuti6rr Wnnl
NIT cinem ScrSen boil 2iebe 81 icinen
Nsolf. mar &obIer INNER berCit, penl
e8 aalt, einer erit i'm Gntitcben be9riffe
nei OeutIben 8cmeinbe onf Die Bcil
All beIfen. Sin uObIcrer 8uhblnoler
luic CT, lit iuObl nibt in Imerifa 5ll fin
ben. Oo$ tuerben frclloi9 piele Snn
berte, bic init ibm au tbun batten, be
'5eu9eu,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-08
Die Stabte Srr @eTt nit iiber buus
berttanien0 Giniuubneru uertbeilen

NV O'N"N Wv e@StN WV WpVt vuW~
oerttanieno Giniuubnsru uertbeilen
iib luie fOI9t;
GurOpu-@eutiblanO: Berlin 96S,
Sambnrg 300, 8reSIau 24O, SreSoen
1876, Milnhen 1913, &6ln 1856, &6ni0s.
berg 120, Wia9oebur9 124, 2eip3i0 126,
SannOber ITO, Stutt0ort 1O7, SSronf.
furt a. %. 1O2. Seitreib: 8ien 1000,
Rra9 l75. lln9urn 8ubapcIt $50.
9pIIaue; 9ImiSrNqm 292, &otteroam
140, @ent 1913, Nilttid 108. Sranf.
reid; &ari8 1851, 2Bon 316, M0rleiIle
3O1, 8orbeauE 1914, SouIoule 1877, gion.
te8 118, ct. Gtcnne 1l0, 8ouen 103,
Spanien: MfabriO 1913, Barcelona 100,
8aIencia LOG. Sortu9nI Qilobon
26O, Sporto 100. StaIicn; gteapsI
442, WfailonO 262, &om 245, @oIermo
219, Surin 22l, SlOren3 10, @enua
100, @enc6i0 129, Bologna lie, Wfel'
lina 122. 0tlmdnien: 8ufarsit 220
Silrfei: &onItantinopsl 1875, SmDrna
in gliien 180, IIeppo in 9liien 100, So.
masfuS12O. OiublanO: St.@eterSbnrs
800, WfoSfau 700. @arldau 270,
Sbeiia 200, 8i9a 110. Sdnemarf !:
&openbu9en 200. Sdueocn: Stof.
boIm 15O. Gn9IonO: 2onoon 81
@fiIIiunen, 9iperpooI 444 Man6eIter
All, 8irmin9bam 300. QceO8 260,
SbeiTIo 240, 8raoforb, gJorfibire 40,
| 8riitol 155, Stem GoiteI OIL SDne 1913,
@ort8moutb 213, Sua 100. S6ott.
Lamb: 8laS9olu All, Goiubur9 1853.
SrIunO: 9u6Iin 31S, 8eIfuit ia.
9Ifen.-Gbina Sefin9 1900, &an'
ton 1000, Sanfolu 5000, Soudop 6OO
Sieniin 500, Sbnn9boi 400, MmuD 300
| SonfOn9 115. Snpnn: gebOo 7S0
| SIafa $50. SItinbien 8alfutta 1000
DfuOra8 700, Bombay 625, 8ennreS
1856, 8otobiu $50, SIera 125. Rcrlien
| SdriS (SauriS) $50, Seberan R0, &a
ibuu 100. YbiIippiniide Snieln Via
Mia 1866.
glfrifa.-g9Dpten Sairo 400, &leg
ouOrien 22O. &uuiS &llnis 1876.
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poPIte.
Geutennials alsSbmur.
Bon Sobn 6reenleaf S8bittier.
DsutIR BON Carl fbeobor Chen.


Soft unIrer 8dter ! brlien SanO
Strent aus Sabrbunoerte uie Sono,
Wir nabn inns beuf pereini9t frei,
Oir uno oem 8aterIanoe treu.
OH idilbteit ms MN bunoert Sabr,
. lhilbe lul$ fir immeroar
Sier, luo pertrauenb ibrem Sort
Sie Batter lpraden emit bos @Ort.
0eG g6o rief bic Sreibeit lpah,
Sor bem Der &nebtidaft Gette brad-
Sier einen bente brilberIid
Oic 8Olfer aIler 3onen ii6.
Sdirm uns, oieluciI Die neue @eIt
Ser alien $anb in Sreunblbaft bdIt,
@ereint init ibr Su ebren ildt
Ser 8ilnite Sie9, Der Slrbeit Srudt
> LAP in inni9em 8erbano
8etteifern iic nit $irn uno Suno
Sier, 100 Der @OIfer Sober ibwei9t
Bur Gintraht ieoeS Serj iid nei9t,
SIM Weit lap in GrfiIlllln9 9ebn
Sen gn9eISgrub bon SIten$ S0b'n;
Ser Qie6c 9oIb'neS SIisb ipridt Su
0e8 SrieoenS Ir9onallten gu!
9oB 8uult iid bier aur Irbeit idoort
lluO NibIideS nit SdOnem part
9ir banfsn Mrs bod Sins nod 9ieb
Sen Sn9enbitun, Der Gbre Srieb,
Ser nidt fir Sob unb &emter fell,
Ser llnS aIIein 9ereidt gum Sell
. ibirm0u unS bur9 maud @eIdIebI
SIM Srieben Iider, fart i'm 8edt;
&I8 nnl'rer Sreibeit feiten Sort
Zap lln8 erfennen itetS Oein 8Ort,
Oamit baS neue Sunoertiabr
Sci reiner, ais oas oIte mar!
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lin9en iUurbc bieleS Sabr SItern gum
eriten WfaIe Wisber ein Dor Sabren in
icnem &beiIe SduubenS al SItern iebr
9cbraudIid 9clueieneS IdnbIibeS Spicl
aufscfiibrt.
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bi9en" bate ciu ,,GierIsieu" psranltul
tet. gtud Dem @ottesnienlte So9en Der
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gan, lueib 8efIeiost, nit bunter Sddrpe
uuO Inn Die QenOen bunte itatternbe
8dnber. 0ieier llm1u9 gait Dem Sin
iammeIu Der Gier, beren etlua 600 &C..
ipenOst wurben, gfa6mitta9s 9in9
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oieier ,,&ameraoib bon beuen eni'
&C WiIitdr llrIaub genommen, lmter
SOrontritt bon @iuiif nit ben bon il,
usn 9eIOOensn @dOdeu auf Die 8ieleu,
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par Sn rcmieIbm Iusen se9eu cine
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bern.
Sic WfuIif be9inut. QeIer rmo
Springer treten SunO in $uno nu6
benz 3uft lprin9euO Dor bOS %ubIifllm,
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iiber baS Seil mo silt iibcr bic SeIo'
fadc bnbou. gr bat bis 81 einem Dor
ber beItimmten &uuftc bin uuO 3nrild
al Iaufen, lpdbrenb be6en Der 2eler boz
ben 9lueen Der 8uiduner feline Iuf9abt
IoIen muB nno eS fommt MN ourauI
an, tueIdsr bon beibeu SlerIt ferti9 tuiro
9In cinem gnbe Der Gierreibe itellt iid
Gin ueiB oefIcioeter Munn auL clint
@anne init Spreuern baItenb, 0iu
Wuiif bssiuut, Der 2eIer bilpft i'm Sat
an oa& anbere guos Der &cibc, bebt it
ieOcr $anb Elm 81 BON 8Obeu unb nab
id 70 tpicber i'm 9Ieideu Iau9iamcl
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fernuns aus iudt er nun ciu 81 in Del
DorssbuIteuen &Orb gu lucrftn llnb fdbr
10 fort. 3poIf gier biirfcn babel brc
den, fiir ieheS lucitcre lucrben ibm nell
gicr 0elsst, mas uber bier nibt Der Sal
mar, SeOeS 5ebnte gi 1T 9eiOttcn, bil
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gen, inter bic 8uidaucr eepOrfen tpe,
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