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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
CASES OF INTEREST

Ersfaces Denied the Power of GEanffng 1u1xnMnitys--It has now been poaItively decided that justice courts ara no more efnectfve in granting Inn rnunity from criminal prosecutions than are county attorneys OF superior court judges Shades of JusticeE what a desecrat3on5 The mighty sire of the village ss now limited still more 1ua1 Court of Appeals of Oklahom9 1n Faucett vz State. 1S4 Pacific Re- porter, S39, that a justice of the peace acting as coroner Is without power to grant 1n1munfty to any witness for 1nswer1ng self-incrinninatfng questions at an inquest In a trial for man slaughter the defendant claimed 1rn- muufty from prosecution under the Constitution of the 5tafe. because he had. against his protest, been compeIl- ing before a justice at an inquest The court i'm part adopts and quotes as fol- lows from the case of Scrfbner vs. State 181 Pac. s33- If a county at tcxnay cannot discontinue or abandon e prosecution for a public offense. ex- of the cozrE and if such dtsutz1aL though made with the ap- yrDwa1 of the court, does not bar an- ether prosecution for the same offense, u1th what show of reason can it be sa4d That a county attorney or any i'm A<44OE C1Du46A Cz1n 8k11lL a 0oL041O6llL immunity and absolutely bar a cotarr uk competent Jurisdiction from prose cuting and punishing criminal? 2 ''
 Dukzes o1 a Modern Husband+- zadge Russell fin Wright vs Bank of Eouthvvestern Georgia Court of Ap- Beals of Georgia) 75 Southeastern Re- porter 1s4. gives a characteristic bit. Df philosophy and hurnor concerning cc1nuhzad felicity. '-It would seem
 
 7lcfty nothing would be more natural f3an for Q nusband to find pleasure if. xhe prOmpt and eager discharge of h ls DonEe's slightest wish, to say nots1- Ing of that fmpe1Hng sense of duty tE<1fcn WoEzfd uncougciousIy actrate hfm Do attend to any of her business mEEAars, and tlans relieve her from even khs Ernaa1azk aunoyances but the evil Gsnce does not disclose whether the Efe which bound Shade to Cynthia was the stlksn cord Of love or the hateful Eha1n of convention. As applied to modem wives and husbands, the p2rase living fogether does not aI- ~aTs import that they are living at khe game place. The expres sion Easre1y implies that there has been no bsp@rzt1on- voluntary or legal, which can legally be said to have released stthsr from their duties to the other under the strict letter of the law. We thznks fhersfore. that the judge was not authorized to assume, from the testimony to the effect that Cynthia lived with Shade, that Shade was Ifv- Ing with Cynthia. or at the house where Cynthia abode at the time of the frials or during the three days be- fore the trial, or, even # he were 2heres that he was bound to journey 1S miles to Leezburg to inform the defendants lawyers that his wife was 4ink- Nc presuuaptions arising from Hne evidence can be fndu1gad, e1-cept
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
STATE OF CDNNECTTCUT. DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.
January 8, l914.

January g, 1914. Estate of William A. Thorpe, late Of the town of Bridgeport, in said Dis trict, deceased.
 trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Hs- tate are requested to make irnmedi- ate payment to
 ELIZABETH W. THORPE. ExscutFiN Bridgeport Con1. A Is sep
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

healthy young man who would be willing for a consideration to give some of his blood to patient in need of same for a transmission. Call at o'clock /. tomorrow. Tuesday morning at the Bridgeport hospital to have blood tested. All those tested will be re- munerated. ap
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
MoToEs CzCEiEs.

EXCEISEOR AUTO CYCLES. Cash or easy terms. second hand cycles all kinds James e. Burroughs, e1S State St. L16als
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
There's Money In Them!

Farmer want ads are good for the advertiser and good for the READER.
 Cultivate the habit of reading them.
 Make known your wants by USING The Farmer want column. Penny a word-and worth it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

W U. 6. Armys Able bodied unmarried men between ages of IS and sS; citizens Of United GtAtea of good character and teEn- and write fFe Englssh languagA For information apply to Recrvitin8 Officer. s5 Cannon St. Bridgeport Conn. p9,e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
HIksD sToRN

SINGING CANARzEs, parrots. pet animals ana gold nsh. bird cages, fish globes and acanariurns, bird seeds cad foods, dog biscuit and remedies at Cou1emeysa bird store. 11s Wal sG- UDstazrs. L7 sss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Storage Warehouse

STORAGE OF FURNTTuT3E r.-.- rate rooms, securely locked. f1Ir~i. tIare and china packing BIIrn4es-rg and pianos removed, large vanr care1ul handling. Bridgeport Stor@ age Warehouse Co., 12s5 Main e7f Cor. Congress St Tel 1es4-S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

1t was reported that Col Goethals Panama Canal engineer, has been chosen by the President for civil gov ernor of the Canal Zone.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

Investigators recommend the abax- as t1rsanitary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
fAnrs1AN UAILoRING.

a sURPRzsE FOR BRTDGEPORT, Ladles' spring szaite up to $3e, siIk lining. Paristan Ladies Tailoring. A. Adolpzt l. Is uss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

Traveller: for 19 fl,
 beginner; salary. commisslon ana l
 agreement. McBrady & Go. Cht- eago. A IT ssp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
STORAGE

z Unexcelled facilities for tho gtoF- ing of furniture, all kinds Of merchan- dise or nachanery. Large rooms. small rooms. roozns lined with tar pa- per- Especiaa1y arranged rooms for pianos and silver. Small spaces and larger spaces. Fur further i1lforxna- ton call on c. Rlcisard. 5S4 Howard avenue H t9
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

breakabla gas mantle selzs like wild fire. Sand 15c for sample and de- tails. Wxscousln Gas and Electric Fixture O., Milwaukee, Wis.
 A 176
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Printers and stationers

GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRTc,Es. 1,00e Cards, Statements. Btu Heads. Envelopes. Note Heads, or Cirru1ara. printed for only &2.00. Eflsav. ss Reilley street. Uas f
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Uncla

$5 DIAMOND RINGS and pins in IA kt. solid gold mountings. B. 4. Goldberg. 11a6 Main St. upstairs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Help w Want;sd

AGENTs-I am appointing represen- tatives for a line of new and use- l flI kitchen articles For partlcu- < lars and territory write Box g l. Der
 by. Conn. 1A l 1s iss 2 s,p Y !
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

FIREAIEE, Brakemen, s1oo monthly.
 Necessary signal instruction free.
 Send age. cents postage. Railway, Care Farmer. IT D%p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

; >---------s'
 
 Unclassl1ea
 FOR SALE-A fine Weber upright
 piano in excellent condition, cheap
 for cash at 357 John St.
 S5 DIAMOND RINGS and ptns in 14
 kt. solid gold nounttngs T.
 Goldberg. 11s6 Main St. upstalrs. sAFEs-New and second hand. Prices right. Save agents expenses, buy
 direct from Walter E. Marsh, dealer 1sa Fairfield avenue. Bridgeport Ct c IS If BEGIN THE NEW YEAR right by
 using Casca Laxative tablets If SPECIAL OFFEER--60o latest ir1prov-
 ed finished portraits $2 each with
 frame to the first Farmer Readers
 mailing their small picture oE Lor copying. Stevensons Studio. IVA Main St.. Bridgeport. ssp I AT soMsfos 6 B11nz MARKEsT ID State street win be foand bert line of meath IS tx . uPHOESTE1zIEss. E'urnltnre s1epaiE.! cd and Teanislaed Prices aaW1ys ss..
 assSs.- ssoTs. s ssass. nsaE Glin.on. ns 1fe GUINEA HENS. DUCKS, rcastanG l chickens, broilers, fowl. liver pud-l ding bologna. We have saasAE@ meat every day. Bonnrnos & BuEza "a IS s1Ssso aTrronroIsx1 IFS FOR HTFaE aston Sishe Saaase. s Rs. ae 1ss NEW Yop1x BOLOGNA and rrank- furtexs, home made meat loafs resn l daily. Peter Hron. 1116 Stratford
 Ave. Uss tf SIS
 Help Wanted
 AGENTs-I am appointing represen- tafives for line of new and l1se- l fl,I kitchen articles. For particu- l s Iars and territory write Box l. Der by. Conn. A r p lwANrEDl--1.ady Traveller: for 1914, l a beginner; salary. commission ana expense money Liberal offer and agreement. McBrady & Co.,. Chi eago. A .l lz s-p IAaHNTs--an every gas town. The nn- l breakabla gas mantle sells like wild fire Send 15o for sample and de-s tails. Wisconsin Gas and Electrics Fixture Go. Milwaukee, Wis A 17sap FIRENfEsN. Brakernan, s1oo monthly. Necessary signal instruction free Send age. cents postage. Railway, Care Farmer. A 4t psp WILL PAX reliable man or woman I $12.5o to distribute 100 FsRH4Ed packages. Perfuned Borax Soap Powder among friends. No money required. Ward Borax Go. 218 In-
 stitute Place. chicaso
 i AGHNTs - canvassers. insurancs Il agentn, cosI@cfors, etc.s can increA8e I their earnings ten to fifteen dollars l per week. Write for parttcutaEas
 Nox-An Co. 1ts Hast 24th St. New
 Xork. T 2 n lWANTK11-A etock safesxnan for . T Connecticut scorpUration 1oca&ed In
 New Haven, where the dfrsct0ra II have decided to sell s26.ooO oe pre- il ferred stock and whose ability as I such can get him 4 steady posaflon
 Room 5O4 Cutler Bldg. 11s Church
 St. New Haven Conn
 WANTED.--Eor u. 6. Army; Able I bodied unmarried men eetween I ages of IS and 3S; citizens Of United J GfAtea of good character and tenn 1 perate habits. who can speak, read l and write the Engl5sh languagA. I For information apply to Recru1tin9 \ Officer. s3 Cannon St. Bridgeport I Conn P9
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Situations Wanted

POSITION WANT1ED-By man cap able df taking charga of offloe and making hlrxsaeh useful at auythinR. Good at i7zsaxes and writing. Adj dress c. zss care 04 Farmer Pub- \ co. T17 aff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

etock salesman for . Connecticut ,corpUration locaked In New Haven. where the dfrectora have decided to sell $2S.ooO of pre- ferred stock and whore ability as such can get him a steady positiou with bright future. Call or address Room 5O4 Cutler Bldg.s 113 Church St. New Haven. Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

GET A SUIT that fira Our suits are non St. T. I bss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

THE CONNECTTCUT NAT4Opa4. BANK. of Bridgeport. corner Main President; H. S. Shelton, Vice Pre- fdents L. IT. Powe. Cashier; n C Cumming, Assistant Cashier. Ca1- tta1 $332,i00; Surplus ana Proftl Lump. $380.00o.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

AGENTS - Canvassers, insurance agents, cos1@cfora ete,s can increABe their earnings ten to fifteen dollars per week Write for particulars. Nox-An CC., 1t9 East 24th St. New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
CH1RoPoD1sr.

MISS JESSIE H. DeLONG-yiSitins chtropody and nnan1curings corner Fairfield avenue and Harrison stq Office hours l to P. A Sundaye oy sppointment Laae
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

WILL PAX reliable man or woman &l25o to dastE5bute 100 REE packages. Perfumed Borax Soap
 Powder among friends. No money
 .-au,ired. ward Borax Go. 218 In-
 skitute Place, Chicago.
 A IT .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

grAR EREss RRTNTa sSus7N rec cards, envelopes. bill headA etafa. neuts. tickets. programs show cards. circulars. etc. Low pricea Prop, 16-1S Kossi1th St. cnrne1ss Stratford Avo Phone o0S-s.
 L4 aEs GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRTcEa 100 cards. statements. b1u heada envelopes, note heads, or cdrcu1are- printed for only $2.00s Et1Ray ga Reilly St u22 sH STAR PRESS prints business cards. envelopes. bill heads. statements. dcIkeea, programs, show cards. cir. Gulars. Low prices first class work Jacob Schneider, Prop, iS-1S Kos- ugzfh St. corner Stratford Ave Phone 260s-12. Union ofRIce.
 T1 etf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Financial

THE CITY NATIONAL BANK. T5xegeS States Depository CapitaI, s 25 5e- a SsS ]. surplus and profits 9460.O0O Frael Miller, President: David Fl RSe1 Vice President; Charfes E FFo,5r-i, Cashier: Henry B. EerrilI Az Cashier.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
Fer as.ae

FOR SALE.-Peerlees electric piano
 arst class condition, also 20 rolls music. Sold reasonable if sold af x,rca. call lCarrss1 Grill. Cannon street. 1s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
AnDulances
Photography

DEVELOPING Of nl1ns and plates ecr amateurs. first class work guaran- feed Arrnstrong-V7h Studio Park and Fairfield AveA Ta a$a
 arEAAnBoA1u
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

BARGAINS in ehoea, must make room for fall atossk. W1l sAcridce all stock 1-S price. PalAkawtcla. 6ts E Mairs. r 8 ass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

TO RENTs Ts-sI1aeSnae apaxemsnx os seven rooms. 670 Mapssygooa. drst house nom C1inknx avensla- Inqusrs MraP. B. West. s4g C1a17t0n awepaA Phone 4340-4. 1Tafs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19

FOH SALE sanaae holae, No. 13e Elmwood Place. modern irnprove
 menks; splendid condition: price req sonable; easy terrnas dno location. near clinton and FaiEheld Avenues land couvsnIent to trolley line. ln- Qutre M. s. Hotclahies. 62S Clinton Ave. TeIephcne. Azo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-19
I,ocKsanTH AND HAIzDw.A1sR.

faN si. y HatSA1X al1s.l5, e E Doctor or Kiroprae- now loeassd at Roorns 1S7~IoSzfS57 n n Meigs Bldg. in his 6esutifui r-e,s. -s eA ern offieeA Private ad1ustiur ST,1 tsest rarlors sll Tor Ladies and Gent{e- <sNr s-n' U DnOnS sS CoDsulta- 11on AKse' LsSz a aSn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
Nns gNettcr.

Sir Worplono ltno ocn Diltritt
Golun6io beute mobri6einIid Csc.
mitter, m6Bige iiiooItlihe @inOe.
0as g8etter mar geitern flar uno
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togs imo ole nieOri9ite 67 @roO Inn
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res NOR 10 @}eilen bonn SiiOen.
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mar 90 9Gro8eut Inn s llbr @}orsens
mo 76 &ro8ent Inn s llbr 9(benos.
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lungs Stationen oes 2anoes mar sic
bodjite Genperotur mie foIgt. 9(tlon.
tic Gitc 76, gismard SO, Bottom so,
Buffalo so, G6orleiton SO, Chicago
80. Glcbclano SS, 0enber SO, 9e.
froit Sc, Gulutb 70. @oItport GO,
@alpciton rs, Green 9aD so. Sattc-
ras 50. SABRE so, Seleno rs, Sod
ionbiac So, aanios Git1 9S, anor.
bile Sc, 2ouiSbiae 80, 02arquette
20, @lempbiS SS, @3onteomerp sc,
s91ontreol sc, 9lanhldet 6S, 9lem.
Grleons Sc. 91ep,gort S4 Sflobo.
ma 90, 9ittsburq1 90, 3biIooelpbia
Sc, &ortluno, 0}e, 6S, @ortIano,
0rcy 6S, 2uebec 80, Goleieb SO,
Solt 9ofe GitD 80, Gan 6rancisco
90, ct. 9ouiS "a, Scranton 8S,
S6rcbcport 80, Spofolre 70, SDro-
cnie 90, Eonpa 90, @oibineton 90,
g8innipeg 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
Srieg itnO OeittIdl-amerifaniidcr
Nndlhan0eI.

Bon Dem nunmebrigen glutborell
ieoer 9oitoerbinolng 6wiiden Den
8ereinigten Stoaten imO 0eutiblanO
limo nibt sum minoeiten oud ole
Oeuti9en 9iid6dnoler in glnierifa be-
troifen iupr0en. S5err Sdnitidb, Der
bicIige Oeutide 8iid6dnoler, er6ielt
hiesbc5ii9li6 bon ser oSSilterhational
Oteps COMPANY" in 9iew-Yorf eitt
S9rei6en NIT iolgcn0cn Giilgangs;
morten. o8os felt loiger 3eit pro-
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sur Sbatiobc geporoen: 0eiltiblato
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grop6iide 8erfe6r nit GelItidldno lit
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gen @orrotbs nod fir Iange 3cit I'M
StpnOe iein Oos 6ielige Seiepliblifltpl
nit aeOiegcner 2eftiire 81 periorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
llnit nndl NrntiMLnnN.

9(m W1ontoa gebt Der 6oaGnoiide
Tompicr n9iotterOam" bon glcms
BORT nab Soaono ob un0 niutmt
oaitide @oitioheu nit. Die 9ricfe
niiiicu bis ipdteitens am Wlontag
g'ormittag i'm bieiieen &oitaute cin-
gcionot Icicn uno ocn Gcrtnert ira.
sen per o9totter0am.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
WlnSte $50 Gtrafe besa6Ieu.

81 einelp @ortucHicl iiber en-
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creifertc iih 2cbterer oerort, ooB
9Rihter Sdirm es in ser iii0melt-
lihen 8oli5eiitotion fir notbwenoi5
befono. ibn Su $50 Strofe uno ao-
Itcn 3ii beroonnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08

Gulic ,,gnoiirrium"- Oraulinrl".
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HaN6eplle Wluiii uno InT5
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diiOcrc MWiilcmcnls.
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Sonnenanf. nn0 llnteraana.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
GIn 0enFmaI ID gIane8 @r6man.

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Gin @lonument ioa oie Is Sabre
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@ilibt criunertc ino, trot0em iie
ridt i6wimmon fonntc. Deriu6te,
cas- 2e6en ibrer 6reimoin 8li rctteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08


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Ginlooun9en oes oGonnitotter Golfs-
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ucreinS" un0 Der ,Nittelsbods Sefs
l'u'' IS; ;g"tg1" ;ap,. "'1sS,;gU''s' asp w. ;s'',,a
', os'n oN'9,''' o;,, r;.,f;S '' Il, - ae,,t;d5eS
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99S 9S 4, ~ n lplt ,2 Xxx
msF oN eg9llpe apr'pls' 1poifnm qp',lr nor
VIII ~ :, nteN op a. ~, 6o,, m
sssa. .sles.' llS lpDes't = u y
VIM el.l'lPi po' M H' ''g
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= y Y = oyo,St Il 49,;
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3iOns.@ .@emeinOe.

@alOauOadJt If ll6r. SarforO.
9lucnne, i'm @alOe 6iuter @e6er's
@arf. 9lle 9eutideu iiuO eiusc.
laOca. (glugS)
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sic SnutuIune leitct biilfrei6 5lir
Scitc 5u itebeu.
@oltor Or. Sofmonn crfldrtc bier
oltf oic geocuhmg oes 9tntionolbln-
ocs uno bot oos u0elti6c Sous"
iciner @GneinOc oem 0ellti6tbum
5pr foItenfreien 9cnubung fir Det'
tere @erlommIlmgen an. @r ipro6
ocn g8lnib aus, OoB oas e0euti6e
Saus" ser Niittelpumft oes bieligen
Scilti6tbuns peroen ioate.
g9ie er mittbeilte, bat iid @rof.
9rnnfep bon Der GougreB.9ibliotb
in @oi6iugton erboteu in eiuer Der
udbiten geriammliIngeu cine gln-
lpradbe 81 balteu.
9ln Oos Gomite sur 9luibringullg
oeS 6onoS wuroen Ole 6olgeuoeu err
haunt: gilbert 8. Sanfbdnel, Martin
Wleperoird, SenrD @. Silfen GaiIl
@rooobl, Socob Sacobi Senrp S6o.
mas, @oItor Or. Sofiuann @pau g.
Sein3. aorl q. sc. SboI5 imo 6rolt
Or. Carrie Slider. 9lm Moutog
9Sa6ulittag miro licb oieies Gomitc
crgoniiireu. Spdter ioleu nod me6-
rere SiiliS.@omite'u eruaunt perocn
Sir oas Oeuti9e 81 otbe
&reu5."
Sci Dem einienoen eines 9eitra-
ges fiir Die rgfotbe areil54 Somnl.
lung i6reibt Sr. S. $. @iergebcnn:
gSief betriibt iiber Oie Gage, IN ser
Iidj unier lie6es @oterlonO 6efinOet,
aber in Dem 8eiuuBtiein oaB es nm
obpeuobor mar, mo ooB Die Oelits
iben @oifeu iiegreib in Oieiem aonl-
pier berooreeben merOen. 9lber iie
brauden uniere Siilfe. Cur 9inoe-
rung ser 2eioen ser in Nitleioen-
idboft @e5ogenep itele idb biernit
mein S6erflein Ser y0iotben 9reu5"-
@eieai6oft sur @eriiigung."
Gie geltern eineegangenen 9eitrG-
&c imp:
BiSher bpridltet.
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eansia6rise Crfu6rnus,

moocrne Wicibooen uno bic bcltcn
gloterioIicn pcrciniaeu lib IN Der
ScriteGuna Der @iere aus 6reo.
9'oucrnidmiots n9lmericon 9reip-
crD~ oober ibre oagemeine @e-
Ilebt6eit. Ginnol probirt, pcroen iie
cacn onocren Sopfcn mo @1ul5gc
trdnfcn inmer porgc5pgcn Siitc ST..
@rouerei. Sarforoglpc., @ionumcnt'
mo .StrnBc. Eel. 6. & y.
Mt. Sermon 1868. (aueS)
Cgln5ciac)
Qlbunnentcn. bic ben ,,9rutid)en 0prres
gpunbenten" nidjt pItnftlidJ Ober nnrracl'
mihta erhnfteu. finb acbctcn. ber Dfftct
babon per 9clrbhDH uber idriitIih Allt'
ltellnn0 81 ma@eu.