davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-25
Theological Astronomy-Christ' Birth
synehronous with the End Of
a Solar Cycle.
The Lake Bluff Camp-Meeting-
Interesting Addresses on Sum-
day-Schoo1 Topics.
General Notes-Persona1s-Sun-
day Reveries-Services
" To-Day.
THE CROCUS CROSS.

When light the purple crocus springs,
And lifts to heaven It's shining head,
Ms spirit on the morning wings
. Seeks the far city OF the dead.
Where kindred blossoms rise, know.
Orcr the sleeping dust below
mind me Of the winter day.
The sunny sky, the grave new made,
The cross tiac'd on the yielding clay,
D. : The tear.wet bulbs within 1t laid:
Dark and unlovely to our eyes,
Not like the beauty that should rise.
Safe planted from the storm and cold,
Ne left them waiting for the hour
When xintry days should all be told,
And spring awake the perfect flower;
The glorious form that should appear
Frum the dull roots we buried there.
not 1m careless eye to see,
That mystic cryptogram was set:
L mute appeal, our God. to Thee,
PRAYER that Thou wilt not forget.
Beneath that shadowed cross there lies
Somewhat OF Thine that must arise.
And hast not Thou, with loving thought,
That SO our ETievfng he1rts be taught
Thy resu1Tecton's 8 truth divine,
Each spring repeating to our eyes.
Thy word OF comfort, "He ahall rise?~
Then let us rest in simple faith,
On the sure promise Thou hast given:
We know that Thou hast conquered death,
We know Thou r,llest earth and Heaven,
Fixed on Thy truth our hopes remain,
We know that - He shall rise again.
, 1880-07-25
GENERAL NOTES.

There are in the United States sa,261 Sun
day-schools, Sso,32s teachers, and 6,623,1 ,124
scholars; and in the world, LICK, ,8s1 teachers,
and u $40, $40 ,s16 scholars: =
The Presbyterian Church building in Belle
fonte, Pa, is crumbling to pieces, and has
been pronounced unsafe By the Trustees and
ordered closed. Tie grand tower is fast fall
, 1880-07-25

| REAARkABLE SERMON By A PRESBYTERIAN
l. MINISTER UNDER TIE BAN OF HEEEsy.
TIE TRIBUNE OF June 81 published a SER
mon delivered q short time previous by the
Rev. Myron Adams, pastor OF one Of the Con-
gregationa1 churches in Rochester, in whic b
| he denied the doctrine Of eternal punish
ment- The sermon creared profound SEN
sation in Rochester and neighboring towns
and villages In which the Rev. Mr.. Adams
is known and highly respected. In his theo-
logical views he was supported by his
| brother, the Rev. E. P. Adams, pastor of the
| Presbyterian church in Dunkirk, n. 7. His
broad views, approaching close to Universal
! ism. attracted the attention Of orthodox men,
bers OF the Presbytery, who called a special
session, which met in Buffalo, for
the purpose Of comforting with the min
lister, who was accused Of rank heresy.
a number Of the sermons were produced,
and those portions which were considered
Objectionable were pointed out to him, with
questions as to whether they were Ills, views.
The reverend gentleman replied that they
were. The necessity of his withdrawal from
the church If such was his belief was then
set forth. He was given time to carefully
consider his position and retreat if he BECAME
convinced that he had erred. A committee
of his co-laborerS were appointed to talk
over the mutter with him and receive
his answer. The matter did not become
puonc unti1 .u0 'eonAll'.etee "enS ~ Dunhilh
and held conferences with the pastor on the
growing state of affairs. 4 large meeting
Of Mr.. Adams congregation was held at
YunAlrk Meek ago IesteIoay, ana resoiNc
the Presbytery in requesting their pastor to
resign, and further, that they believed that
did nnt nronnse 70 fef him ro' The meefin9
@ utu Ilos pIgEooS - tSs nan so: 1ns nieesIlE
s Ms Se1 ad XXX fo s.d fha
e wtIs lnaut potn lo1 allti agasnst lle p'tstor.
MI. AdamS, however, Hlu Dy Tar the largest
number Of s&mpathlzerS, and the resolutions
prevailed. The committee returned,
and IN Monday a meeting of the
Presbytery was held in Buffalo. There was a
large attendance Of ministers, the Rev. Mr..
Adams being among the number. The COM
mittee submitted report, saying that AIr.
Adams refused to retract his teachings, and /
still held to the same ideas. Formal charges /
for his dismissal for leresy were then drawn |
up and adopted by the meeting, and the trial |
was set down for the second day of August !
in the Central Church With open doors.
, 1880-07-25

AOW a PROFANts ARkANSAa RECA1E !
PREACHER
L4ttle Rock Gdzat<-
Near the river, in the upper part of Al
kansas, lives old jeremiah Winfrey; how1
all over tho neighborhood as possessing
matter how desirous Of "swearing u dis
tinction, could hope to rival Old Jeremiah
although named for 'one Of the most dis
hnguished prophets, made no effort toward
reform. He would not allow a preacher tc
come to his house. so great was his aversion
TO the Gospel One night, when the wind
blew cold, and when the 'sleet beat against
the window-pane with that sharp rattle SO
brightly tending to produee thankful emo.
tons to those who are within warm room,
and 50 exaspetating to the traveller, man
raped on the door Of Jeremiah.s house.
"Come In" exclaimed the old man, as he
put aside q plate of popcorn. The door
opened and q young man carrying pair of
saddlebags entered. jeremiah Immediately
began series Of attentions. He gave the
suan ger seat In the corner near the ohurn,
while his wife and daughters flew around in
1oat hur1y furry only known to women, pre-
par1ne supper for the poor traveller" Aft
er supper, when the stranger had been in
f1'ea 70 smoke, and when Abe, Jerem1ah's
son. mad been sentt to @shelter'' the strangers
morse. the old man, eying the stranger,
what trade do you foller?''
u am engaged in the Lords merchandise.
my kind, Christian friend. am q. meek and
1owly circuit rider.'
Then cit outen my house, SIR" exclaimed
se'em'aa: Git right out, or I'll apply par
~ ~ 9SoWAlde boots to that part Of your phys
circuit rider! Why, ding YOUR soul. I
smapped Sse Z @ horses with circuit rider, when 1
49,. ooy, ana got cheated SO bad that my
Moser, aieeer aahrashed me. Git out Of herel
..lam an so7y, my Christian friend-n
In ! w oah Abe, git this feller's hoss. Move
sst Mnen ne t1e preacher had gone, the old man
~ Ier an hour, swearing and sm0king.
soo;a nanef, said Abe, "1'll bet my bay filly
1der s. so1e ,neatR PRaE that you'll be circuit
whale you.'' '~1 ''ons 'a1o1en's " LII
yes ehanee ue peter 9e take the bet, pap. Here's
All thag hmgnt I'll take the bet. Go to bed.''
thu nsas NC !aI ueI day the old man swore about
terms nssassers e1rssess lnpudence, and In general
Has 1aex 70 On him Next night. while The % old ma man
eeatng the cattle In the harm. a vnire sn
e1esa ensnge that It made the Old mans "a Blood
4Je eraa'; moaned rather than exclaimed: ~
uWha,ah uWSthen,lah WinfrcyW
.gs1 .Sgss1eaniah Winfrey.5 t4ts ol1 n1n'
..n,eel ..nMelr r
4hn 4hhids e the circuit of the Gospel.
hotjIr a Show you what it is to fool with me-,
all aronnd med 1es lae old man, and he climbed |
Why 1sIaef He could ind no one. and when he
sna 91 Ri % the house he reused Abe ont Of bed
when the old man was gHp1iigne 1iu;n SeH! osr5s
claimed: o ''@e o'eF MS head e1-
Il, Where areyous" s;1d tho o,a r,, d-o
r1as 1o ms hoe and looking m ~ @ t@''A'A' uAop
:. jeremiah WinfrevIs,
, 1880-07-25
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASTRONOMY.

THEOLOGICAL ASTRONOMY.
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST c01Sc1DEST WITH
THE COMPLETION OF A SOLAR. CYCLE.
! Noah Lee Il. Mem Tork ObserueT.
| The celebrated astronomer, D. E. Lande
makes the tropical year consist of 1856 days
S hours, IS minutes, IS seconds. = =
This believe to be correct, because it is
the only valuation have ever seen given
from which perfect solar cycle can be found
and believe all Gods works are perfect ]
claim to have discovered, with the above
value OF the tropical year, a perfect sola1
cycle consisting of 1900 years, without q
fractional remainder, the first year. of the
second cycle being precisely the same as the
first year of the first cycle; the irstafter leap
year, the day Of the month, the day Of the
week, and the position Of the equinox, being
the same in the second cycle as in the first
without a fractional remainder.
There is no point between the first and last
year Of the cycle of 6,300 years at which the
cycle can be made to synchronize with the
Christian era; but the last year of the cycle
corresponds to B. C. S, common era, which is
the year In which Christ was born. The
Dominica letters are inflexible; they can
neither be coaxed nor bribed out of the proper
channel; they are also infallible, if correctly
employed; in applying them to tho cycle, the
first letter of the alfabet (A) must be made
to represent the first year Of the cycle, and,
as the letters are arranged for the Julian
calendar, the first day Of the cycle must be
Sunday, the 1st day OF January; and, as the
first year Of the cycle is the first after leap
year, the fourth year Of the cycle must be
leap-year and have two Domin1cal letters,
The excess Of Julian over tropica! time
amounts to seven days in 800 years, without
2 fractional remainder; hence there should
be seven leap-days omitted in each 800 years,
thus making seven cycles in 900 years; but,
as these consist of 12S ~ years each, and as
the leapday cannot be omitted except in a
1eap-year, the omissions must be made so as
to give 133 years in each Of the first six
cycles, and 1872 years to the. seventh. This
would give forty-nlne' procession cycles to
$500 years: say seven procession cycles to
one equinoctial. cycle Of 800 years, and seven
equinoctial cycles to one grand and perfect
Each year RI in a Which little the leap-day is omitted
must be limited to one Domlnical letter; all
leap-years proper must have two letters
on fssn c b. s9poR s aseSRE ei.b to rs % gos
the last omission Of the 1eap-ilay in the grand
cycle falls due in 3. C. 13; but by computing
according to the meridian of Jerusaiem,-at
and near which Christ consumnated his mis-
leap-day in the cycle fell due in B. G. 5, COM
mon era. the same year in which Christ was
born. To me this seems an extraordinary
and most wonderful coincidence,-not acci-
dental, but verify providential.
division Of time! Seven days to the week:
seven procession cycles, six of which con-
sisting Of 129 years each, emblematical Of the
six secular days Of the week, and the seventh
S91s$P Sov sR Gf 1 years o1ees Of S
years each, e1nblcmatica1 Of the seven Sabbat-
ical years; and one grand and perfect solar
, 1880-07-25

To the Editor Of 1n< Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 24-Lest the report on the
Lake Bluff Assembly as given in TIE IRIE-
be misunderstood, permit me to say that in
my: lecture on the Reorganization Of the
Canon'' I assumed the Inspiration Of the
books Of the Bible, and discussed solely the
noticing some theories on the latter point, I
found no evidence that the inspired writer's
after Moses, and especially after Ezra, put
their books into one volume, nor that t1e
nor that inspiration was granted to the later
Judges and collectors of the inspired books:
The inspiration Of the collectors, and nor
that of the: writers, was the question raised
=. -. w. II. BLACHURN.-
THE LATE CHRISTIAN cosDl1ss1oN.
The delegates Of the late United States
Christian Commission are to have reunion
at Chautauqua Lake, n. T., Aug. From
, 1880-07-25

hid in the barn loft and called you through
2 horn: When you :clim:up ]: hid under the
hay. Then: beat you down and ran to the
to rive boards, 7 elm up in the tree an got
down III the lloller. Ingln beat yon to the
house; Ipracticed this on you, pap, till you
'fessed 1igion. WANTED the nag; you know"
The. old man sprang from Ills seat, seized
his hands and said in calm voice, LET us
pray.''. e. ~ 49,:
: A fraudulent transaction can sometimes
have a good result. The old man is still
preacher
, 1880-07-25

s dne 3e. st.aet4re f Wha 11 nave 70 pe taken cow
anu teoul1s tloii t1o iouti'.e'tAoil'-
The Morayian Church has assumed chargt
OF me hcper Hospital IN lerusale5n, and y
j N Wnlch services are regularly held~ -.
Il The Methodist. ministers OF Boston have
!. formally requested the municipal authorities
to abandon free concarts IN the public parks
Ge desscrstiSn senaay; Such music they call Sabbath
During the nast a;oht montta. tha congre
eien missions s Thev f1. wi! % need 500 90 M adj
difionai IN order to on meet their iran appropriation
-, Nv. s1o ,ea1.
Inc Jewish Occtdent last week treated its
snpscr1oerS TO an Observation-Disclosures por,
trait OF Rabbi Felsentllal. For this special
enterprise Mr.. SilversMith certainly deserves
t1e thanks Of his many patrons. =.
During the last twenty-five years the Bap-
tlst Assoclatlons II the United States have
increased from 800 to 10o5; the ordained mill
1stess M from 6;475 to l5.o4l; the churches from
io,l3l TO 2,1Y; and the COMMUNICATE nlenl-
present @ population of the United States at
4o,Uo,Uo the increase IN tWenty-6ye years
naS 6een 15 per cent, while that of the Bap-
tlst denomination has beenl6o per cent in the
same nlae. 49,. 49,:
the Rev. r.. r. Baker y Conereeatinnalist'
who proposes a COMPROMISE between Bap-
! fists and Pedo- -Rantists, II is that the Litter
should give up the sprinkiing Of infants as a
dedication Of infants The latter ter to he aslonted
bv the Banfists H. Hamo,, Iincnint ~
/ Newton Thaoiorica1 Se,nimaiv Bantist
gives q cordial Welcome to ina smeeestion. II
/ these two sects can fnnch nj M nfher nnInt.
| something viii he eained m ~ s11ch M q comnro, n
mise.
] The. Dunkers ara abont tn establish a
| cIothinq-sfnre ut shrond n where ali the
brethren of their persuasion will be able to
They consider It Solemn dutv to wear these
| CLOTHES. and It is y nart nf fheir religion to
| hold onto the fashion which their ancestors
have handed down. For this they think and
They consider @ that % thex are not As servinu -
proneriy if thev wear c}otI,es of ~ 9oa
| style worn bV ordinary yoridIv naonia "io
,r,. "1' poop'o-
mission to unite Nth thss Committee Of tie lie
Kalkes Centenary Celebration, have resolved
70 efect memorial OF their own In the fore
G4Hrb ,,; k o. Essex t;: ntIeet tLonaom Chapel It
TO commemorate the Christian efforts of the
oIiglnasofs OF o9nday-scnoo!s Cnembers Of
Tnai1ous cA1lcnes(, from the time OF Cardinal
ooIr9mgo, %! loeQ, 70 that oI Iheophilus Lind
say ana fn hGneIg ~ halkes, l.so; IN gratitude to
Gou 1ol HIS olesSmg on ounaay-5chool labOrS
tltlH uuIng Tue past century; and IN fervent hope
ences Of oninion viii m ionorr eensrata no AZ
cipies OF Christ in works nj nsafuipass =
sr,. -H.''7'
.Ihe entlre Dody, ALMOST OF German di-
VINES, mas always denied endless punish
with those who in the New Testament are
conuelh1ed, say nothing certain, | leave
v;c1 ~ ualefcluea. ana oeIore tne doctrine had
plevMleu muen among tne English, Ger
niany III nad pToanceq ne Unlyersallst' writings
r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
FOR PUBLICATION
LAND Oyy1cs Al 0LyHPlA. w.T.(

LAND OyyIcs At OIYHplA, VIII
ATor1cR n HKnEBf oIvRN 3HAf THI
IN follovtno-nameA sattlee be- 1jed notice 81
6ls inAsne1sa - uaks 1naa Dseoe - sappnss of
AAs slsla and secure A1al salsy tAsssof. sad that
aia psnof w1n - nads before IL Cisrk Of the
Dis65ca Csart. q Ais ol1es II Seattle. y. T.. On
g.cos - ~. ~ s . 1Sssi .s.s. IS 10 IL @ 1s.s for
The Lot /, q y q HI 4 ed ~ 4 oS II ( Of
asst3oa Z. sna Los ~ oscttoa .. Tovnship a
xsrth. 1anos Eane. end names shs following
- HE vi1ns6so - pspve his ccnt1suous rspidsncs
upon - enIt1v111oo q saiA osoet, Via: 4 Ban
~ - y otlvsn g New 9heeas, Pierce
ceusty. ". T.. anA usFrisoa and Q Greene Of
bssf4la. King county. VT.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Democratic candidate for District Attorney In the
Third District.
HON. w. n. WuITE
And ethcrs all sddrsss the people d the follow.
Ing times and placss viz:
Msv Duugseees. Wednesday. Sept. -, q . m.
fcrt Discovery. Wednesday, esps. -. q p.n.
Chimacum. Thursdsy. espa. 70. at ! IN.
fest Ludlow. Thursday. Sept. 50. q 7pm
essbeck. Friday. Oct I. at u =.
Pert Gamble. Friday, Oct. !. q pm.
eeanwsod. Saturday. Oct 2. st 10 as.
Ooupsvtlie. Saturday, Oct. 3. st 8 pm.
Utssledy. saturday. Oct 3. q Z pm.
Puvsllup. Monday, Oct 4. ct pm.
New Tscoms. Monday, Oct. 4, 1t Z pm.
stsilaceom. Tuesday. Oct s. at PIN.
Olympia. Tuesday. Oct 8, Mn pm
BY order of the Territorial CAnsrsi Committee,
ssl-awd&w j.. A. KUHN. ohairmah.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-24

ieiueHt eiaenen lid ME eine @dbe ent.
eeSeitnnbnt; es mnEte EN- grocer I'm,
9lidstn9 hber tim fommen, baB ct inter
beffeit Qait In bic &nie iauf unb gebiidi
uao befriitbig einseben tounte 5ari 6rie.
ben.
Rad einem, 5dtperen @inter I1ieu
bic 6riiblinasionHe trieher unb ibr mar.
mer, Freunbliner Gtrohl fiel iiber Ears
2ufne's a6~8emusertes @eii9t unh Ieine
geInlteteu Sduoe = 60 mar elm Bib
obne @crte, cine Bite INN Grl6fuuo
nn3 benz fhmeren &nmpf nit BEN
6leiIb. Die Bitte mnro erh6rt: oenn
beuor bic Sonne ouFs 8eue in foIte
0ebel periani. itarb Ears. SeiH lester
@tle ~lnittete, baB Thor un6 Gngot bas
| @eb6ft erbei Ionten nit aIem, mas e.
iunit nod beinB. lnb als 2ars IN Srie.
ben einihlief maren es trene, boRtbare
Sdnbe, melde ibm bic ansen 5uoridten
uno isineu Gtnnb Ieaneten.
SaS MIR oeS 2ufnezSoIs eunfle @e.
f9i6te.-
@s iparen einise Sabre persanaeu
nn6 1uieber Itrabite li6t elm Iunnen-
tfarer Gag iber Berg NIB Ga, ihnse.
DeiBe 2GmmertuOlfen i@tpommeu IN
BEG Simnels blauem Ocean, unb DIE
S9palben ihofen in pfeileeidwtnoem
Slug bnbin; bic Shtpalben nmfreiItsu
stuitftberno Elm Bon 9rinb aif neu er.
rihtetes 8prrntbshaus, oas auf ben feft
5uinmmensefi9ten Stiben BON araieul
@eftein ii9 ftattli6 nusnabm. Yin Der
8~erssshaloe mar oas @ebdlf gu einem
nelen @ohnbaus seri6tet, tuobnlitb uno
lufti9 unb iDnnig aneefest. 9as mar
Der nrue 2nfnesSof. 2aute, freubigs
Stiminen ertonten, mrnterer 8eiiiblas
Hang i'm 9~olspert, bic Spdbne feleu
nieber. Ritten nui benz Dad ra9te
eine ldnge Gtnnse in bic blnue 2uft, an
oeren SUB orei Mdnner 5tanben unb
| nit irpen6 elmer Sa6e eifris bei@afti9t
uaren. Ga mu6te uobl ettuas Ri9tis
seS fem, neil aQe .Srunterftebenoen 10
ertuarGunesnpu btnaufiaben.
8wti@en ieinen 2euten, ieSoh Elm
Helm toenig a6ieitS. ftaub 3bor 2utne
nit ieiner Srau. Or fab fart uto nil
lensfrdftia aus, unb ben Bid, NIT mel
heun ct ben Surihtunseu auf Dem Dad
folgte, beIaate beutlid, ba6 er le6baftes
Snterefie baran nnbm. Gasot tuar elm
tpenie blei9, aber ebenio fb6n nod tuie
friber, sic true elm heines &ino auf
ben Nrm, tuelfes oas beIeelpdte &6pfs
den oil ihrer 8ruit nerbarg. Neben ibr
itano Gin leb6aiter b~reij66riser &nnbe,
Der Iid on Der Wcutter S6iirse feitbielt
lub niht nur nit ben beIen, SroBen Nu-
gen, 5unbern aud nit Raie uno @trnb
luni 3a9 oufi9dute.
Sa tuarb pl6sli@ Der srlneSsrans oni
bic Spise Der Stanse 9etuunben, unb
elm ifaGeubes Surrab fang 81 Tim
berauf,
Damn singen bic Glider berlm uno es
lparb anseltOBen auf rbaS neue SauS
ltnb bas iunse Bolt
,.Dnnf lei @ott benz Germ, welder
ms &raft uerlieb," fd3ien Gasot's tueb'
miitbiger 8lid Su iasen, iudbrenb fie
1bur 6uuidte. bic &iuber an fi9 briidts
rnb NIT elmer Tbrdne i'm Nuse biniber'
Ia6 3l benz alien Saus, bnS BON 10 pie
rnsliif unb Streit Su er5dblen DnBte:
mo- nur nod Der S9pnmm sebieh, oei
| Serft5ruus ippise 8fume, bic fu6 MIDI
apSrotteit lief, fOnberu Sahr fur Sab'
itdrter tuu@erte. h7ar'as
Gber als bas fro6e .Surrab &agpi
tOdmals umtlane, ba febrten ibre DE
banien 5urtd 3u bes Iaees beller 6reit
be. Sem alter SauS weibte fie elmer
I SSei,F1er pine Shr6ne hoS neiie Gous
8rttste bes TrDltes ftiles 2d9efn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-24
ueberHHeE.

~ Oeblbnuer Unit benz Serrn GbpOtaten
an benz neuen Saun bes Gartens
itehenb): rSeben Sic, Serr Doctor, Jest
bat Der b6Ie 9ndbar ben itreitisen
8aun bort MAIDEN laHeu. gle
fDtfIen ia, baB bnr5 bic ebemalise
i6ledte Sede thinner feine Sfhner &c.
i6lnpft limb unb meinen @arteu 'uers
trast bnbeu,"
GouOtat: ruub jest baben sic Jpn
iptrflitb gum 8aun se6ra6t, obne Rlase,
obue 3sroSes?"
Debl6auer: .&Oitet mid usber @es
ri1tsfpften nod @ebithren, iOnbern nur
brei 9usenb Gier. 9Ils mid Der Na9.
bar NIT meineu Beitwerben Iber ietne
6t6ner nIr ausln6te, ididte id ibm ale
paar Tnse Elm Suseub Gier biniiber nit
benz 93Drseben, feline Shbuer uerlegen
bic Gier bel mir beriben. nub als i'd
ibm einise 8eit barauf feiue Gier
mebr ihidte, NOR In a6t 9aseu Der neus
8aun sebaut."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-24
eEtne einstae xo61ter ben oer etH&s
ieARun1 fiaetge.

@ts hsr Fob ftt1oitH err0rtet unrDe, mad.
Sdmes mt allen mloaIn1en Rra1tem Don Cal
cIttn ert,erimeHti1ts, geIoug % TIM 5nfdiIia.
eTne 4ritpdrltipn 81 berferfieeL DeIAe len
etnsiaes aino non Der Gus5ehru19 e~rrettete.
Sem aiRb ii MN I'M 2m6 uuD eTfreuf jih
eEues beiter @nblergehenA q bot oer @elt
besvieien, eG6 aus5ebuug Su beileu IL SeT
Toftpr yiebt fem 6ecept SeoemL Delde Tim
2-e Cents Stnmpe S~ufertoeu, I'm bie Rofteu
~ nedel 9ieies SeilIHttteI errtrt ferner
Rndfi@ipeiE G61rrE I'M Neoeea u1b ctrirt
enc eri6ituuo N - Stun6eh Gorefirt:
0rabop6G @nx 1859 &ace Ctr, Hhin'
oaphfataeem 51E btefe 3ettRHo Gnesbek
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-24

COB Siri9, Der i9 NIT ienter etpis
tpiberfpre@eubeu Rane IN ffetem ebe'
faanosbnber befiubet, fdbt f9 etnes
1ases tu6hreu6 bes Streiteus binret'
sen, he bei ben sr6steutbeiis fnIi4en
Saarerl 5n ersreifen. rBaib gef@riebe, .
ruft bic Gane, LAS mer mel Sorl"
r8ie baibt," inst Sob barauf stDie
6oift bel Dor? Wtei Spri%
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2ame Der Dieisa gsnOfesa umo
NroEen BrDfsteI

IN vet4sn man an Gnoe Ses Sahres eas netRe 0ele
N Der Tai@e bat. Rein &ane ber Bde tam nj
MFtanfa1 tn HeSne aui Obi. @emt !, GeSea.
WAS, Ora .erus 8SuuiDone, x5ene u. ~ eereu0ea
perheH- &prnmt q febetl
Herenuet be Bret< prR x1no q 9rtlire1. PIE
6uaHtttaf Der 8robuffe Der 0der unb bic Aearttrrd 9.
SfeAt h1hreifenoe Grneteu urD geuiest eel 0eutn1-
Berechnet be Hnht Der Enee, In nelen IN Ereten gear.
beifet Ueroen tam uno per1Ieidt otet NIT Der Gt1R
fhfteruuo in RnrDeR. Rec5uet ouf bauertbe 8e n6fs
tignng 9rfabrf. Gas p0i ftnfiee HHo beritdnbiae 9eHfe
ae unb hub. 2ernt elm mtt aufen attrlz. ghuittoe
Sdhres5eiten une eeuhgeunera Heeen e~eieauetS 2an1
teuneu. Berta6t Gam uint aut haA etntfee Rrpeatt
Der Rratrten, ben Rsei3eR. ,oubern iati Gl1 bort nie
Der, no oiele per Gfeoene Grubten an q unA Ste1e
etHen nufeu Nerff fnbeH.
NIB. 8eraest uiht, oas bic ~eIerbepe grnhte etne
etaen arteu Haboelegenen Heartf tetReR 0etrtRn bItuof.
G0hf 0fdhff Soon lett S0hrea befahet fH etne
AuVt <tuyti arpbe RaRberane bon Seutel eH8
BEN 9proen RAD benz S1heR. ourd BITE oo<t noIfeneeu
a~nutiaen Herb6tfuiie beeiuiu6t, i'm aGouee. Ser
ldfmt ne 0elesenheft ui1t. &idatet Gut mad ben
xhot.oden une mot unh Guren &rrurtheien- Qrlans
tes TT timer Der friehferfisiten uRb proerefipiteR Der
SahlaateR. 6annuerter, arbetfet ant etgtHeu 6ooen
NHb erfreRt END ees RHseR8.
- Sa 0rfonias hsRsbea nd eikIe eeutt9e
GuftReIuReea, bic nit hertfnen Snutru uub Rlrs
Geu periebea fnb.-8esen weterer Anstaa, { t&resbe
man o6er Uenoe man ND an:
e~aaeaGsmnihar. aa's saaS-ssuntS.
etttIe BOD, artaRins ste nRe @nrte Str
1io3SmI,pSu -3t GoNt&, MI.
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fali9.
SdAIer: Aber Die babea urls
bod sefteru bic Steae ebeuir DOraber'
fest.
BrOfeffor: 30, babe i@ bos?
gtun, blun pirb % Drbl ri6tis fem.
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penbe mar nd nhnbft4 D2er I6r1ft9 an Su1nfpa
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