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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

nation on sanitary grounds, aud believe
that II it were adopted in thickly popu
lated communities IL would promote their
healthiness. Ordinary burial is the easiest
and most economical mode OF disposing
of the dead, and when removed proper
distance from human babitations answers
all good purposes (; but in cities
and contiguous positions, where, from
the accumulation and decay OF bodies,
the air and water become liable to
pollution, il is better to dispose OF them
by cremation. Many diseases have their
source and others arc greatly aggravated
and rendered more fatal in crowded COM
munties by the decay of dead, excremen-
titious and waste organ substances. Ihese
are rendered innocuous by burning, and
this means to destroy them should be en-
ployed when II can be readily done. Fire
is the great purifier. Cooking food in
great measure secures us from many para
sitic affections. II we could with as little
objection treat the water we drink and the
air we breathe in the same manner we
would greatly diminish our liability to
disease.
My experience has led mo to regard ere.
nation with agreeable feelings, compared
with those produced by the reflection of
rotting in the grave. | was glad to learn
that my houored friend, Dr. Gross, made
the provision he did and look upon it as
a last good act of q good life. 1t is au
example wish to follow aud l hope many
others may do likewise.
The objection made to cremation, that
it a heathenish custom, is absurd. In
cremation and ordinary burial the ulti-
mate result is the same in one it. is rapid,
in the other slow combustion. In both
processes the materials of the body en-
dure aud according to Christian doctrine,
await the omnipotent call at the last
resurrection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
PRxsnYTEpIAn GENExAL ASSEMBLY
Eenorts Prom tho DInersnt boards.

Reports From tho Different Boards.
In the Presbyterian general az ssembly on
Monday, greetings were exchanged with
the Southern assembly q gratifying re-
port 10 enlarged operations among the
freedmen was received, the board elected
and appropriate addresses made. The
committee on revision reported and was
discharged the moderator officially de-
clared that the new book of disipline is
now tho book Of discipline Of the Presby
teriau church. DR.. Smith moved to strike
out the phrase any reputable person or
persons" as this opened the way for per-
sons to open case before a church court
who are not responsible to our church
courts. He moved this clause also be sent
down for o new vote If 1t had been insert
cd in the revision of the last assembly.
Dr.. VIM. +. Moore said the expression
objected TO does not refer to the outside
world. The book was made for the
church and cannot mean any one in the
kingdom of Satan, in the Romish church
or iE the company of Robert Iugersoll."
lt means, of course, those subject to the
jurisdiction of the church. 1t was resolved
to overture the presbyteries on striking
out the phrase ANY person or reputable
person or persons, from section Ga
In answer TO the overture from the
presbytery of Otsego in respect to inter
collegiate contests in athletic sports, the
committee on bills and oyertures recon.
mend the following action THAT while
the assembly recognizes the value OF
athletic exercises, when judcously prac
tised, and deprecates the evils resulting
from their abuse and the excessive rivalry
between the students of different colleges
aud universities, it regards the practical
regulation of such exercises as properly
belonging TO the authorities of our literary
institutions aud the parents and guardians
of the students therein" Adopted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Heavy Ram Storm.

Between ten and eleven o'clock last night
there was heavy storm OF rain accom-.
panied by some little hail and heavy
thunder and lightning passed over, into,
and around this city. Tho center of the
storm appeared to be some miles southwest
of the oity. The only damage reported is
tho choking up of few sewer inlets and
the OVERLOOKING Of the sidewalks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
" HIiIAItk.
mrs. susan " usser,

Mrs. Susan MussCr, Of Lincoln, widow
of the lato William Musser, died at her
homo yesterday evening of consumption.
The deceased was in her 72d year aud
leaves a grown up family of three sons and
two daughters. They are George Musser,
the we'll known saddler OF this city, Edwin
Musser, harnessmaker OF Lincoln, Henry
Musser, of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. ]. A.
Stober, Of Schoeueck, aud Mrs. Eliza
Ream, Of Lincoln, the latter of whom
made her homo with the deceased She
was an exemplary Christian, an affection.
ate, faithful parent and pleasant neighbor
Her funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. the interment to be
made at the Reamsto1n cemetery.
sudden Death of squire Erb
Christian s. Erb, esq, of Ridgeville,
Salisbury township, died suddenly of
heart disease, while leading a horse to
water, on Saturday. He was seen to fall
in the street and persons ran To his assis
tance, but he died within five minutes
afterwards. Deputy Coroner NJ. w..
Smith summoned tho following jury to
hold an inquest Henry Melcher, Simon
ii. Engle, Christian DENNY, Abraham
Smith, w. s. Smith and @. w. Beane.
The Jury rendered verdict of death from
heart disease, in accordance with the fact.
Squire Erb was 70 years OF age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
iis'n Make - difference

Medical Graduate-"Yes, have decided
10 settle in HighviIle."
Old Resident-"What settle here
Why. you will starve TO death :"
Medical Graduate-"Why will | 20
Old Resdent-Because Highville Is ono
OF the healthiest places in the country"
Medical Graduate.-"Oh, 1t is, Is it?
Well, just wait until have been here
awhile"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

"Why old boy, what's the matter with
you ? You look as If you had lost your
best friend"
"Do ~" was tho reply. "Well, |
haven't. On tho contrary, have just
gained friend"
"You don't look like it,"
II know don't. You see, last night
asked little Miss B. TO marry ms, and she
said she could never be more than a very
dear friend"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
80
Charge with Larceny.

Louisa Moltz has been held for hear
ing by Alderman Spurrer on the charges
of larceny and drunken and disorderly
conduct. preferred by Emma Graham.
The prosecutor alleges that Mrs. Moltz
stole some money and clothing from her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
BASE BALL,
THE LirrLEsrows vLuu DEFEATED.
rno Lancaster Team WIN by THO seorc ot o
TO b-vames Et,ew hcre -Bsso

A"o hnncaster roam Win BY tho Score OF %
60 b-Usmes Ei,ewhcre--Bs
usil Notes
Tho first championship gamo between
the Lancaster and Littlotown clubs was
played at McGrann's park yesterday,
resulting in victory for the homo club by
tho score OF to 8. The game was spirit.
less, much loose fielding being INDUCED In
by both clubs, Lancaster winning tho game
by Its superiority with tho willow. Several
Of the umpiro's decisions were grossly bad.
He failed to notice that n Lancaster man
was caught mapping by Barnitz at first
base, aud again called Lancaster player
out when the frat basemau was not near
the bag. When three wero on base In the
first inning, Watt, OF tho Lancaster, dis
tiuguished himself by making homo run.
Amended Is tho soOre
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

"Why is it," said an ex governor of
Arkansas to au old acquaintance, "that
when am OUT Of office you never speak to
me ?"
Because" the acquaintance replied
"when you are in Office you never speak
10 me-"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Case AertIefi.

Henry Green, colored, charged by Anna
Woods with surety of the peace and
drunken and disorderly conduct, was to
have had hearing before Alderman A. F,
Donnelly last evening, but the case was
settled aud the parties paid the costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
MAYOflh Nnnrl

This morning tho mayor had three
drunks. Two of them we're residents of
this city, and were glad to be let of on
payment of costs. The third, who did not
have the necessary capital, was sent out
for five days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

Earned runs-Lancasicr, :. Two base hits
-Hiland and SwcitLer. Homo run--waitt.
Double plays--seycns nnd lliland, smith, III.
land ana watt Lecher, Pope and Barnitk.
struck out-LanCastCr, /; Littlestown, q.
Base on balls Lancaster, / LittlestOwn, 3.
Lett ON Uasos--Lancastor, o Littlestown, 10.
Passed balls-Richardson, , Greor, 2. Wild
pitches p. SMITH, 2.
Implrs-MF, JrOgsmau
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
rhe Proof OF rue Discovery.

" But my discovery docs no. end hero.
took two dogs aud inoculated them with
virus taken directly from dog that had
died OF acute hydrophobia. let one Of
my two dogs thus inocuated alone, aud he
went mad and died of acute hydrophobia
| lSubjected the second dog to my treat.
ment, giving him the three rabbit inocula
tions, beginning with tho weakest and end.
ing with the strongest. This second dog
was completely cured, or rather, became
completely insusce ptible to hydrophobia. "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
IN SORROWS NAME.


Our friendship should endure forever
No memories around US thrOng
OF ComTadeship In mirth and song.
Those lightly met may lightly sever.
We are not friends tor summer weather.
Till lives are flee from pain and wrong,
inter tie to bind US long
Is this, that We have wept together.
julio Sargent Ptshcr, IN the Manhattan.
The Western Republicans are said TO be
rdiculing the New York business mems"
support of Arthur. Aud yet when they
and their Garfield were stuck in the
mOrass they sent for Arthur AMI Levi =.
Morton and their business man 70
supplement the blackmail levy on the
Star Route thieves With car. load Of
"busn, ss mems -" soap"
THE letter purporting to be reply from
Hon. Abram 5. Hewitt to Mr.. II. w.
Oliver, jr. is pronounced a forgery, but
Nj. Hewitt wrote letter to Chairman
Oliver, denying divers charges against
him and declaring that Oliver used his
place on the tariff commission to advance
his personal interest. Mr.. Morrison will
oblige a curious public by giving it sight
Of the veritablo correspondence as early as
possible.
THE proportion Of males over females in
Montana is three to one, in Idaho more
than two TO one, Nevada two TO one,
Wyoming more than two to one, and
about the same in Colorado. Very
naturally it is regarded rs q moro heuious
offense out there to marry two women
than to kill one superiluOus man. In
England there are lO5 males born to 100
females, but the latter survive b5tter and
in the aggregate Of population the proper
tion of sexes is exactly reversed.
THE Philadelphia Record says that "if
Mr.. Mckinley is legally entitled to the
seat the Democrats of tho House who
favor tariff reform should take care that
no injustice Is done him and his coustitu-
ents." II Mr.. Mckinley is entitled to bis
seat all the Democrats 10 the House,
whether or not called or calling them
selves tariff reformers "should take care
that no injustice is done him and his con-
stituents." And IL Mr.. Wallace is entitled
to the seat, all the Democrats should take
equally good care of him.
THE question whether base ball playing
on Sunday is unlawful or not will soon
receive legal decision. On Sunday last
the Cincinnati and Indianapolis clubs
played game of ball in the latter city.
The members of both clubs have been ar
rested charged with violating the state
law prohibiting persons following their
usual ayocation on Sunday. There can be
no doubt that the municipal authorities of
Indianapolis have taken tho proper stand
In the repression of this evil. A game
ON Sunday between professional clubs
who play ball for living Is no more
legitimate than would be a horse race or
theatrical performance under the Same
circumstances. In 30 far as they interfere
with the Sabbath quiet, they are rude
disturbers OF the peace aud ia so far as
they follow on Sunday their week day
occupations they are violators of the law.
Sunday base ball playing must not be
tolerated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Pan, sr., p. q. p; Ed. II. sorbOr of Nc.

Much of the remainder of the afternoon
session was passed In exempliiying tho
unwritten work of tho order. The
grand oncampment then adjourned Its ses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

JusT as the Pennsylvania doctors hayo
been explaining that most hydrophobia
results from reading the sensational news
papers, French chemist Announces the
doctrine of incubation rs a. sure cure for
rabies. Between his eradication and
his euro the mad dog is to have his tail
out off fore and aft
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

THESE are the balmy days whsn tho
ethereal spring fever aud the exhiarating
chase of the wild parsrip play havoc in the
ranks of the school boys.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Games Eisew mere.

Philadelphia Philadelphia 0, Cleve.
land Athletic 4, Washington 5 Provi.
dence Providence 4. Detroit 2 New
York 4: Buffalo 9, New York Il; Boston
Boston 4, Chicago 2; Brooklyn: Alo.
ghcny 8. Brooklyn II New York
Metropolitan 10, Baltimore /; Trenton
Domestic 3, Trenton 3; Richmond
Wilmington 5, Virginia Baltimore
Monumental Is, Harrisburg 3 Reading
Active a. Allentown l3 Amherst, Mass.
Harvard l3, Amherst 10; Philadelphia
Somerset II. Chester 1.
Sotss OF tho Dame.
The Littlestown club goes from here to
Chester.
Zscher and SwoItzer are playing the best
ball for the LittleStown club.
Tho Active club defeated the Red
Stockings yesterday by the score of to 0.
This afternoon the Ironsides are playing
the Bristols and the Lancaster the Littles'
town.
The members Of the Active club are
chagrined at their defeat at the hands of
the peanut nine from Allentown, but the
newspapers arc mad, aud they give the
Active club fine turning over. II will
never do for q club like the Actives TO
allow Allentown TO defeat them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
uypnurnoBiA CURE.
! Ejaculation Applied to Dog Bite.


NJ. Louis Pasteur, tho celebrated French
chemist, claims to have discovered q com
plete cure, or antidote, for hydrophobia.
Ho says, Cauterization Of the wound
Immediately after tho bite, as is we'll
known, has been moro or less effective, but
from to day anybody bitten by mad dog
has only to present himself at the labor
atory of the Ecole N0rmdle, aud by
incubation l will mako him COM
pletely insuscoptiblc to tho effects
of hydrophobia, even ir bitten sub.
sequeutly by any uumber Of mad dogs.
81 have been devOtiug the last four years
to this subject, and have found out th at
the virus loses its intensity by transmission
to certain animals, ami increases it's
intensity by transmission to other animals.
With the rabbit for instance, the virus
increases, with the monkey 1t decreases
took tho virus direct from the brain Of q
dog that had died from acute hydrophobia,
and with this virus inoculated monkey,
which died. Then with the virus, already
weakened ia intensity, taken from this
monkey, | inoculatcd q second monkey.
Then with the virus taken from the second
monkey inoculated u third monkey, and
bc almost harmless.
Tho Poison made Harmless,
Then, with the almost harmless virus
| inoculated rabbit, tho virus being at
once increased in intensity. Then with
the virus from tho first rabbit inocu.
lated the second rabbit, aud there was
another increase in tho intensity OF the
virus. Thon with tho virus of tho second
rabbit iuoculatcd third rabbit, then a
fourth, until the virus had regained its
maximum intensity. Thus obtained
virus of different degrees of power.
then took dog aud inOculatod him first
with the weakest virus from tho rabbit
then with the virus from the secoud rab
bit, then with the virus from the third
rabbit, end finally with tho rabbit virus OF
maximum intensity.
After a few days moro | iuOculated
the dog with virus, taken directly from
the brain of a dog that had just diod OF
acute madness. Tho dog upon which |
had experimental proved completely in
susceptible to hydrophoba. Tho expert
ment was frequently repeated, aIwaya
with the same succe5sful result.
rbe Proof OF tho Discovery.
al But my discovery docs no. end hero
took two dogs aud inocuated them with
virus taken directly from dog that had
died OF acute hydrophobia. let one o.
my two dogs thus inoculated alone, aud ht
went mad and died Of acute hydrophobia
| | subiectel tho ssnDnl dog tn my trsat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20

Our friendship should endur, forever.
No memories around US thrOng
OF COmTadeship In mirth and song.
Those lightly met may lightly sever.
We are not friends TOR summer weather.
TIL lives are flee II ON pain and wrong,
A inter tie to bind us long
Is this, that We have wept together
-JELid Sargent Vtshcr, IN the Nan haitian.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-20
Arthur's Monument OF RefoI m

You will offer the appointment Of Mr..
Chandler to the cabinet as one proof of
this change, and the stab dealt General
loo reform as another. Then by long stages
of descent you will interest your audience
in the peaiiDg story Of the alliance with
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-01

In einer I1sfeH Salnztas IN 2ina.
cjose eeunts. nbsebGifeurH Serlausm.
luns snr erEpdblnas UOn Selcsatsn sH-
Staofs eoHsreE 4HS Scaaiuriraul
gsupenfiru, unree cize &riplHiipH eis
Germ 81 z. sapors ais ZEN Candidates
Der Revnblitanrr nrH Siase S0Hztn
mr. Stnatz SeHntor uuE p. EifrIEl
erfIdrt, GH9eaREEmeu- 5cu STOr< q
en- In IeSer Se;iehzEs Far oieits aEri
befdbister gRann End en- e~ifrilsr Sc.
SabfItnncr, uelher ND Hnl iCIEe EGrtri
IN ciGse esHHtp is6r usreisHt srEsdI
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wtscH Iebr bch ssiddst ViTa. IA II
Der Dor srpei Sahrru atssbolirHra Cen.
ue1tipH oasezejH iHsritanscH waree,
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ba6eu Icae DEN GanSiSnieH mr. Etaat$
IeHntpr in Seri3lag ~ briassu MIN
luo6l fem GHeereT 3aHnioat se9tn 0rIi
Rncrs oHftrcteH- 6err Dennis. u0z
Ciasc 9ouHtp. wsitEr Fd sbeHFnHs III
bic R~omIHaticH hens1rb. BAT. tVIe uTs
mifertbelli uiro. perm &uOr$ IeiHI
uous lIHteritusHRs UeripTo6eH mn
luiro alles IN Isintr Radt ItebeHa,
t6uu I'M ieIne GrrpdhluIg II fdeTn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-01
8riaht

G. Uuroc ebeirians beidloiicn. bas
iar ieoen 1elegatcn Gin SeHpertrcter su
iudbleH lei.
Die 6epublifaner obCu anaeaebener
Counties iino eriubt ibre 7elegotsn
mo Steapertreter su oieier 9Unpeution
5ur iclben 3eit uno in oerielbcn 8siie
;u mdbleu. fpie Die Eelegatsn 5ur Siaois
Convention.
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troll Gomitcs miro AMI eisie AHgeiegeH.
belt seleutt nno ne iino oriuseuo eriuht
oaraui III atien, ods ihre Counties in
Der GonpeHtion Uonidblia reprdieuiirt
HRo. Sigier 9iItriti bari ton bcu
RegublitaHerH niht als boffnuugslos
a~uigeacbtH perocn, oenH iucuR Der
ecciqucte Ram nHiseitsat nno oie
Gampasue III enersiider &eiis ssiabrt
wiro, iiHO pJr TN Stduee u~HiereH Gan
oionten III errpdhlen IHo tineu ScrtrsttT
i'll ben Gouarss 81 isnoeu. pel6ev eisisn
Siitrift III idbiger &eiie repraitmtireH
uuo ibre 9HtsrsHeu IN allen 6ancH nab
reu uIrc.
=. G. Satsr. SUri.
&|tHthrop 5ra5sr. Ssfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-01

Sober Republifaner in 6srInaHH HHo
llmseseHb ioute Fi4 EorscH abeHS in
Der GeHsert 5a1s siHHHeen unS BEN
Blaine HHO 9osaH Cub Delher an Die
iem A6eHo OrsaHiiirt Miro. beitretcn.
Bis iest bdbeu idon mebr ais $50
Gtimmse6er Die eiiteH Sieies GLIB IN.
terJeifHet uHo bericlbe wire ieoeHiaas
gu ben beiteu CrsaHiiati0Hcu seh6reu.
fvel6e Ie III 6ermaHH wdtreHo siHe1
Champagne ms 9e6eu seruien wuroeu.
Regrere 6erreu iueroeH Anip radon an
bic 8erinmmluHs baltsH- RspHbliia
ner jeist ourA jablreide Sefheiliguna
dH oieier BeriaHmluHs oa5 bic BON ben
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9eutiteu ieieH Gle scssu Blaine mr.
2OsaH, aus Der euit sesrifsH TT. uuo
aner Sesruuouue cutbsbri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-01
eeiet :,

Sc 1T eine aabctaHnte Ibatiade, our
Elm ieoer StciHbrEh ogseHoe UeridieOeu.
artiee Steiue eHihdlt. 2abcr t9n1Hlt &
eas iait icoer RGrmOrftciH eiHeH auoe
rem Gharatter bot uuo o1ber &eHige 5Hr
Stauoe iino eiu rIdtJges llrtbell uoF
Iraeuo elmer Sprte in 0iHFflt aui oIt
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@bite SrUU;e 9eHfmiler weroen orr
geIdutertem 3rut qssoNeH uIo miro ols
iolfes a%arantirt, batter bct0mr1t jeoel
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man ueriidert ieiu, ciR gutes mo bdGer.
bdites ScHtmdl 81 bctomuteu. GlrC
Iduihuug iUie bel 9iarmOr nm 0raHii
1T mmoali6. @6itc 8ronjs 9ent
mailer iino fertig iucHu oieieLben oiC
Jn6rit uerlaGcu mno braudt meI teiren
@elebrtcu gum 1uIitelleu. S.c SOdel
oerielbeu iiuo pom oemielbeu gTten IRA.
terial wie Die pbereu 5beile, uro fem
6ebaucuer Stein u5tbig, oieielbeH oaraIl
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Iunoament, iueldcs BON irgeuo UeIhelr
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8emiid bon Cement, Sduo uao ileIEeIl
Steinen) gemndjt Ueroen fam, lrO nidt
ous benz Groboocu rdgcn iOlltc. Gin
Seocr fam oasicl6c MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-01

Nm 10 Suit itarb in 8ueua Siitd
California. oerr 8ilbeIm Sod. Gin frib.
ertr 8ciuobRsr u%nicrer StaSi, Brussr
Der 5rau Spbu @uttmann uRo Der 5rdu
SobH 5leiih. Ter gerftorbcnf uuros
am -. Nai 1922 in Rurbehea ssbOrsH.
Seine GItera tpaRberten i'm Sabre 1888
und Amertia aRs aue liebeH iih Yin.
iausS Der Siersiser Sabre in SermsHH
Hisser. Sm Sabre 1850 reiits Ser
Scraerbeue nad California uHo sulRSei
tr eaiclba IL amGSor GOuatp ieyne Seis
mhtb. SOr einissn 5abreu fattsie CT
isinsn bisiiasa austbdriasn einsn tar;sH
8eiud ab nnb srnencrte isiHe frsmS.
idpafttidca Se;ishuusen NIT isiacn frab
ersR NitbaTaerH.
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Voti; an Tarnicr!

8ir offerircu bieies Sabr wiCbcr Ole
10 wcitbiu betanuten, beiiebten uuo III.
uerldiii9eu Superior" uuo .,Sooiicr''
Sdemoidiicn. (drilIs), nit oSer obnc
Sit iir ben 5reiber. III liberation
8rciieu uno 8eoiu9uu9eH. 9ieie bcioer
Grins iino 10 befnnnt uro beliebt, oaf
lte feiner peitcreu GmpiebIuug beenrfcu.
Die Sisporrihtun9 1T oerart nnac
6rnht, on6 oicielbe beim Sdcn nidt INT
mer sebrandt iuerben muB, iUuoern
oies oem 8elieben oes 6armers anbeim
itCbt. uno - teinen llnteridieo ;unr
Hahtbeile Der 3ue thiere mddt. uie
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