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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

VIII the good people Of Fairmont go
on and on from year to year and have
their elections bought up and the para.
sites Of the city government paid out
Of the city treasury, or will they rise
up in their might and do away with
this horrible system? The Legislature
is the only remedy. Are you ready to
buckle on the armor to fight for your
rights, for your families. for the future
welfare of your children and your chill.
,dren's children? If SO, now is the time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
oraa,Inizcd Relief.

A relief ship for every State in the
Union. This, the Belgian Relief or
ganizatton says, is now "in sight" as
the result Of the sympathetic cam
paign conducted for the last two
months. There is considerable criti.
cism of this campaign, but it has done
nobody any harm. and when there
are other things worthy Of criticism,
why knock on campaign that will
cause this nation to be gratefully re.
membered in Belgium for genera
tons? Is,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
IT'S GOOD BUSINESS.

The new charter provides for bust.
ness government for Fairmont and not
a political government. 1t places the
business in the hands of a Board Of Di.
rectors, Just as any big corporation
would do, and these directors are to
hire a man to look after the business
and IL he fails to do SO. they can dis
raiss him without going to the expense
OF holding an election and put another
man on the job.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
WHO'S WHO in The WAR.
HARDEN.

. ....4t 81 F1thbEN ts
Macmillan Harden, most famous OF
German newspaper editors, who was
before the war considered as the en-.
envy Of the Emperor and the war party
and is now hailed as their ablestI Jour.
nalistic supporter, Is about 81 years
old, but his smooth shaven face gives
him q much younger appearance. As
editor Of Die Zukunft he has long been
q power In the Kaiser's empire. but he
has been feared and hated more than
respected by the ruling classes. and
his journal was not permitted en-.
trance to any of the clubs frequentedI
by army or navy men. Lately Harden
has become the hero OF the hour be.
cause OF HIS editorial defense Of the
;war and his appaal To his countrTmaR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06


THE RESIGNATION OF SHIRLEY
Editor Shirley Mitchell of the Kan,
awha News, like Gov. Colquitt, has
had enough of that Democracy whose
spirit Is interpreted by the present
national administration. Unlike Gov
Colquitt, who will fight for regcnera,
ton on the inside, Mr.. Mitchell has
frankly and avowedly taken his place
within the Republican party. In a
signed editorial in the Kanawha News
OF this week, he says:
1t was announced In the last edition
of The News that beginning with this
Issue 1t would be Republican In poll
tics and so 1t is, and as editor there
of now take occasion to publicly re-
nounce the Democratic party and to
announce that ! shall hereafter affili
ate with the Republican party = q
New Years resolution. as It were.
l have taken this step in good faith
and my reasons therefor, from u
national viewpoint, are pretty fully
set forth, elsewhere in this issue, in
an article by Governor Colquitt, OF
Texas, in which he excoriates the Ma,
tional Administration, every word OF
which I fully endorse and further, !
am firmly OF the belief that prosperi
ty, stable and fixed, will not return
to this country until the Republican
party is returned to power. in all
branches of our government, and the
policy Of protection to American. in
dustries, as advocated by it, is enact
ed into law.
The Democratic party, OF this State
so far as its organization is concern,
ed, is owned body and breaches by the
most corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS gang
OF political brigands that ever dis.
graced West Virginia and Is wholly
unworthy Of the confidence OF the
people, and as to Writ county It Is a
notorious and generally admitted fact
that its Democratic politics Is con.
trolled by creatures totally devoid oil
political honor and whose stock In
trade is Doodle, booze. bulldozing,
blackguardism and coercion, and has
been for long time and, therefore,
1t is not ct agency to administer the
business affairs Of the county, as has
been fully realized by bitter expert.
ence on the part Of the taxpayers and
those who believe in square deal for
all. Positively 1t is not at political
home for any man who would not
rayish his conscience or surrender his
self.respect.
My particular field OF future politi
cal activity and newspaper endeayor
shall be in Writ county, whose PEG
pie I love and whose welfare hold
dear to my heart, and under the ban
L d y FII r y. 10 - - - -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

fitness Of things. The law was aimed
at the traffic for profit in women for
immoral purposes across State lines.
1t has been mainly used instead 10
bring interstate Opponents and I'm.
moral escapades under Federal juris.
diction, at the instance generally Of
Matchmaking adyenturesses who up.
pear as white slaves escaping from
white slavery" when their plans Of
extortion fail.
This is the kind Of white slave
who has been getting most protection
under the Mann law. But the indict.
ments at Chicago in the Alexander
case indicate that the National Gov.
eminent may soon tire OF having its
powers freely used for such spurpcses.
When the white slave comes to be
indicted along with the swhite.slayers
we approach the last stages in the
reduction of this misdirected statute
to the ridiculous.-NewY York World.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

Iherc7is one hing that can be eaid
about the new charter for Fairmont.
II gives no party nor set OF men an
advantage over any other party Of set
Of men.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
THEYlHAvE OTHER JOBS.

Fairmont is under no obligations to
keep the commissioners in fat Jobs
fol, the sake of letting them serve out
their terms. Most all OF them have
other Jobs that will support tn tni.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

The women say that Puss willough.
by. whose mother placed her on the
bargain counter some years ago, has
been put back In stock"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
WANTED

WANTED - To hear from owner OF
good farm, to rent, give terms and
description In first letter, w. q! M,
$50 CASTOR Ave. ;F,a.rmpnt I:s!st
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

1T Is understood that me Rhode Is,
md man who swallowed his tooth
rush does not recommend bristles as
steady article Of diet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

Making the Mann Law Ridiculous.
AS it has some to be applied, the
Federal .White:slaye Statute other
wise known as the Mann law, now
reaches its logical conclusion In the
Indictment Of both the "white.slayer"
and the "white-slave."
This is more in accord with the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

Generally speaking. nero IS q
chlmp who has been fortunate enough
to attract favorable attention.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
The News EDITORS swear.off.

The News Editors swear.off.
I will not allow the death of the
Oldest survivor Of the Mexican War
to be printed more than once.
/ will not chronicle romances be.
tween pretty trained nurses and their
patients.
Ditto. poor persons who inherited
ss,755,e42 from an unknown about In
England.
Also, flair defendants" vii no
longer be referred to as beautiful"
And I wifi slaughter the reporter
who writes that "prison gates yawn.ns
Philadelphia Ledger.
Visitors Guide TO Terre Haute, Ind,
Most prominent building-Jail.
Busiest citizen-Turnkey.
/ Leading indoor sport-Procuring
bail.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

Reference to the records, discloses
d fact that nearly every great man
ID o fool brother.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

II girls died laughing every time they
express the ability to do SO the race
soon would be extinct.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

When man says his business is
"fair," that means he is conducting 1t
at a loss.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
100000 ELoATlNe pEnT.s

DO you want;to continue the s20, 600
salary grab In rairmont when the city
has q floating Indebtedness OF about
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
A cHlLp OF FRAUD.

rhe present charter was voted into
pot not because the people wanted
bipartisan plan, hut because they,
Iuted a greater Fairmont. 1t would
be proper to SO ythatE twas voted
at all. II was not. The returns
1ply showed that IL was carried, as
he was no registrati ton Of voters and
bigger Job Of repeating was never
)no'i In Fairmont than. on the day this
9rter Was adopted. The board OF
otion commissioner was one.sided
a tho opposition had no show at all.
Ihe people have q chance to get
ut they then prayed for and what
" still want, and what they are go:
to have II II takes them the best
Of the life Of the presnt generation
S6et It. The sooner the system
Irns this ana the sooner they submit
ne will of the majority OF the peo-
the sooner viii harmony prevail
Eairmont and the soone will this
.r commence to grow.
The bosses thought the people; would
their medicine, make a few ugly
Rs 1t went down. and that they
a. 'give them lltre sugar to take
zaste out Of their mouths, and
Thing would be well IN a few
ii A long, weary costly year,
100000 year, has passed, and
people are more q, earnest In
position to the outrage &that
perpetrated than ever before.
Jay take the taste. OF castor oil.
,e child's mouth, but &c cannot
1.-The taste of q bipartisan, by
farce from the lips of the
tho have nad the bitter dose,
ARTISAN salary grabbing farce
own them. Neyeri Il
laan who is not interested
I'm his city's government to
email part ofIhis time in max.
liter IN nj co0f citizen. *
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06

II a man has one, he talks about his
baby. II he hasn't, he talks about him
self.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-06
State Editors

Another thing that consoles our
honest editorial mind is the fact that
Miss Geneyieve Clarke, Champs
daughter, is going to marry news.
paper editor. Think of the pleasure
she'll have in listening to the reading
of his editorials before they are
published Charleston Gazette.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
EDWARD GREY SENDS
MESSAGE TO AMEREl,


LONDON. Iuly 81 "a,
iae British Minister ~ '..1''i q.
Alfs hiss given the fol...''.n (
ited statement Go rs. ~
Press. "fsla
"a have been asked q. ga
to ths United States u 49,. He',,.
end ~ the FIRST year - ~. - & 1
ine reasons which Ia 49,
nir to lcyiare war ana +, ''',' y
~i4eh sne is fighting aav. ~ &
quently SET forth rhsy -. -
defst"pa Boo America. 1 a. ~ =
therefore There ls ang n...s -
ns them now am oui,. ni.s.
Geo leave tne rights and 49,. .a''a,
causa' and conduct 20 IN. ~.
Judgment % 90, American ~. ~. 3 8
ihe lrited klnedom 49, -
Empire together win ts.,' rsr
allies aatr never been 49,. sss
mInei tnan th~t afc TODAY sa.. s'l-'
fne war to ID saoees-aa ..,'rt
whiea VIII result in hunoral.. ....'ai
during peace uased un lll.,,, Y, g
nundetsomt mihtnrsm -' "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
WEEKLY SPORT CALENDER
Monday August
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
ASQUITH SAYS ENGLAND
FIGHTS FOR JUST PElc

LONDON. lub 30 The p,,.
stsf af Great Hu;aM H. 49,. ~
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1000 A--rcnt-i l'fe.. ia. f.li'. -
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h''' N'rn "e"cd o. send m...
POO l'r q nii,d states ~ America !, q
'ni oi in' asst Scar 81 the war
The reasons whi We are flshli,,
known iu America 'fhs 900
luda"d. anl wlu judge. nat .a,
b1t our actions The que.tss ",
i- n't Ui "ur hopes or uur calce,.,'.
NIi our datits
Nur duty which we shall ,alre !.
2" oDpiIun, io the end Ia IN ~.
"h"h wr have chosen. and NJ 4
which may achieve and cherish !.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
Some Aenks Gossip Concerning uass
bail Raoino Colt and Other
sports


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
GOSHEN CO.'S nRv.

GOSHEN. Ind iply 81 Eleven IA
luons CLOSE their doors here tunirht and
sc oui 20 business as she result of th.
thifA rex,i eption election held last
MAY a. 1dries" lost the first two
fights t07lose the rumshops, hut came
hack sirvnF with n majority of sal VOTES
last Nry.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

Hewec Tow. thr professional softer
on the nalfnstui links Frcently Wag
approached hN she wife ~ q mar who
hfsi on the isaini "a purchasine from
TOW about 10 new elnhe which LOW in
sislei would hclp Ma lasnc immcnssiN.
~Air f.aN." said Wife. a aonI mind
u my husband eives AN his spare time
90 playias go't have no objections
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

NEWPORT r. I july SO sansan,
for tho cause ~ woman sufflage win
he a." feature of thts afternoon n
Newport. Tho event viii ttkr pilao IA
the summer home ~ Mra %. i b. nrl
mont. Marble HOUSE a rari so the pro
cesds Win ic ssed fsg wsr remer ana
lsaft for the snffngr oause. Mira
Leonard N Thomas Is chairman ~ ihe
arrangements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

The Glover Jehns AUte cor,oar,
Yesterday repeated the sale and deilv.
cry ~ ford faursne cars % rh..o.lSrs
Nraes and Walker "a this city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
How They stand

Tho efsate fsfuains lu Fnnf Palm
:. ....-.- riaf hiugf ana -..-u.u-sun--L
- Sa62uDn
flehi nos iauuhatfft and cleaners
,hal hnaN SOY slt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
N.w YORK tlAcaifo l.
iinsfon g. Detroit j.
Philadelphia Z. Cleveland o.
~ i.ouia ,. WASHINGTON D.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
TURF SENSATION
HODGE BRINGS To
OWNER $4,000

Hoasc WAS BOUGHT ron $500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-17

g. e. Smitb an 6. 6. 66nIb, @runbz
hiide III Der 3abnIa, Der Soulton unD
Der N1liao Str; $4,000.
SOs SINGLES 9eigbts Sinprspemsnt
@onpusss an 8. S. nro 6. ~ Neifn.
griraoffHd in Qos Mngelas Seisbts;
$1,000. Z
u, g. nno 9. g. CAN'T ans s. 4. nlio
Marg emma Snnneuberger, @r1fnofs:id
IN Cos angeles 9eigbts; $500
g. G. Can't an gonrab 6fla0aI,
GrnnoSfiid in &ing1ton 8eia1tss, $500.
9enrb 6. un0 Sulin @teftfe an Grai~
lie 8. Brigbt, @run6}tiid an ser Nga=
nier Mbe. $500.
Mnrb unb Mife Beder ar Weide Bet
tsr. grnnoftiid in 9isbfaro Rarf;
s. 2ode, $. Cunningham 1nr1 8. 50.
Campbell an be Stabt Gmr Mntpnio;
Drunbltiid s5u Gripeiternng un6 @ernoes
madnng Der Beftsgomnnerre 6traBe;
$12.5 SOC.
aunb MIbaugb Qumbcr- gounpanb an
Sohn utb Rnrb Teife. @r1fnnftiif in
neuen gitbs8Iod t6f5;; $t9oO.
s. $. 3irtpntrid an 8. g. Qiit.
@runo{tiid am Barrett 8faee, Gan Scr<
uanoo Mo0ition; $500.
g. 9. nno 81. sc. 9oober an Sobm
Srana, grnubitiiG in Gait gnslepooh;
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-17
5rtt Yreht fit seras: sonnabtno II. Sui 1915.
: @Gbreno er ouf ser Geranoab

SSaDreno er onf Der Serail0uD
ieines Sauies, 240 Seller StraBe
idlief, tp1troen Dem 8ebulfs-Sberif
Soc 8iaoreal Die geinfleioer, l1br
nno Elm @epolber eeItoblen. = 6.
9. Seuter, 2022 Monterep Strabe,
fat auf gIeide @eiie oelt 8erlult Ell
mes &inges, einer g%oloenen Na6el
uro S. boar 5u beflagen.
9ie gibiloienitbeboroe balt am
10. September I'M bieiieen gunoes-
aebauoe cine Yriifung ION Mppli<
fanten fir 8rieftrager1tenen ab.
sc SO. Mattbelps, 8eiibet
lHerifaner Mi1en, III Gan Mntonio
tpobnboft, bot feline 3obIuneseinItel-
lung a~neefmnoigt nnb feline Iftibo
nit $45,200, feline gaiiiba nit
S94,292.26 angegeben.
SIN Staotboipital lit ste adt
Sabre olte Gitelle &oipoll an oeI
granotDitn6en aeitorben, Ste lie Bel
DEM Selter i'm Sauie ibrer gltern,
7t9 Sberman straBe, erDielt. Sic
lit oas brittle Spfer oieier nod ir1=
1ner 1inoufgeflartet Sraeobie.
@m Sonntag, BEN s. sfugnit
miro tit elmer Mn5abl bieliger SIR
den cine @eitation geeen Bic Ga
begonnetl tper6en.
9ie BON Goolepelt Mpenue,
@itdea StraBe uno goncepcinr
Sfoao begren5te .Miiiion Garf Mo-
nition" lit in oie @Groe elmer @e1el-
iibergegangen, in nelder 6. 81.
s. Salff Der beoentenofte Nftion1r
1T, 9as Stiif 2an6 entbalt etrpa
$50 8auplabe.
Die Central SruIt Gpmponp
hat als @ertpalterin Ser NadlaIien=
Ihaft Der 5ran Sobanna &alte3cr
giireidaft eeiteGt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-17
1eras

SH OulDelt0r ut Quarattnllc
geget ole bon ausl1noiI6elr Saf i.
fommenoen Shiffe einsefibrt.
SSn Dem Sale elmer Mrs. S.
s. 8orton bon Coleman 9eras, ba-
ben ii6 Elm Ellnmm-Gonoufteur, Elm
Borter un0 nod elm anoerer gabn-
angeltellter bergebli1 bemiibt. Iis
Srau mar imbegriff aaf Der ltnion
Citation in ct. 2onis oen S3ug ar be-
lteigen, als Elm Neger abiidtlif ae-
gen tie a%nrnnnte, }ibr 0ie Sanotalde
cntriB uno ausfniff. Die orei o6eti.
@enannten maren ihnen bintcr i'm
Der, aaein obgleih iie ibn cine 6aIbe
Wseile berfolgten, fonnten iie ibn
nidt eiftboIen nno febrten unperrId,-
tetcr Gade 5uriif. &ier fprr0en tie
ron Mrs. gorton nit einem 2d-
heln empfnngen. Sic erfI1rte if.
men, Die Sal6e babe einen Wert bon
80 Gents uito in oerielben befan.
cen lid cine Tiioerooie uno elm gu-
|nerbcuteI. SIR @el6 uno lire Sssa-
tnelen TRACE iie, meiin tie ouf Der Het-
Iie lei, I'M Strumpf.
Die Maiorit1t Der anti's Bel
Ger Iebten 2ocal Option . Mbit;m-
ming in SAILS gountp betrus 4S0
StiHmen.
Gin getDiiIer 2u6tpig &nt)l
Gus 8apern iprang intT onbunole aus
Dem Senlter zines st. @ortb & Gen.
Der : s3uges un6 tprrbe ifiper perIett
gr befinoet iih in einem 9oIpitoI 81
gnlbnrt.
S1 ben ieds Sabren ieines Sc,
itebcns bot oas Grimnal Mppela.
tionsgeridt in 9luItin 300 5d1s
erIeoint
Eoitbenmte in Muffin iteIef
Die 8epolferling Ser Staot aiif &c.
$50 Seelen felt.
SIN @allle ieiner Sodter, syral
9nrrp Hoemer in galaberas, mo q
furse 3eit auf 8ellih mar, itarb Mn
quit Yieiffer BON Comfort i'm Mltel
BON 10 Sabren. Iie 2eide purb'
ritf Dem Girdbof IN Comfort untel
anbIreider @eteiligung beigeicbt. g.
hintcrldBt odt Sobne uto BRET God
ter.
@eim 9a0en lit in Der @iiaSa
Ioupe Der II Sabre alte Osear cit
terIe, Sobn BON 2ouis 9. Sitterle Il
@ictorin, ertrnnfen.
- Ter brittle Vnl[en 8aumipol
Ic oieier Gallon muroe in @olia'
ntf Den Mdrft eebrad1t.
am A. 4ugnft miro IN WiIan
Gountp iiber poca[ Option nbge
/ itintmt.
:. S9Sn Tentple lit oie Cotton gr
i donge eroffnet iporoen.
! 9us y9lIice gfo4 bebouptci
+ foB es in Gambia, in Sim @er.
Gountp, einen Monn giebt, Der ai
fiinfsebn Winuten m1breno oes 20
aes mo eines 9eiIs Der gtaft EN-
!, @aiiermeIone 81 p~erse1ren iniitone
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HIffrIei

Morgen, Counting, Nadrttiffags
3 llbr, fin0et utlter ben &ufpi8ien
Ger bieliaen Fo5inIiitiIhen Nartei I'M
NoDiIfon oes Gan Beoro Torf cine
uNerianmiIitng geaen Sen arieg"
Yiatt. Giuer Der Meoner lit Charles
gRieroip.
9ie gntldeioung oes Hid)tsrs
sWeIiou 2gtle bonn gonntp-@ eridt,
noB Der Better elmer Wifderei fur
Die llnreinlidfeit uuo Nnniherei In
nerIelben nidt perantportlih aebal-
Ten mer0en fam, penn tie, geacfl
5rinc synitruftion, bon ben @rlaefted.
fcr periibt miro, madt oos @'eies fin
refine Nabrlngsmittel proftiih merit.
In5.
Gle MeItern Union EeIearn'
phcn &ompaqnie mad}t befonnt, Bat
Depefdfn 1oh 0entid,lano iiber 9lf.
fcrtom tsno Compile geiauot iperoAr
f6nnen Qis Mote lit So Ge,ats ri
Sort. g.
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Der aIte 8naS.

rGs naren emit brei @eIeuen@
@os 2ieo lit mir INNER i'm DIR,
Sd h6r' es i'm 9fnmld5en Der 2inoe,
SD Dor es I'M Mbenoipinoe,
vgs fpnren emit orei @elelen@
Gus meines Blutes @enen
Cont mir bas Qieh berbor.
Sic polten Sreunbe fid nennen
nuf 8eroerb uno @eoeib,
Cine traute 2ebensgemeinoe,
Gin 8aa gegen bunoert Seinoe =
Sic MOLTEN Treuoe ii6 nennert
Muf groen bur6 nidts an trennen,
Or tparen %seipnneu Die brei.
9u 8ruSer, ih GET Dir our Seiteu,
llno oeit 1T mein Ynnier,
lIno ipeln Die S6Iadten toIen:
Ser @unoe rofe Stolen =
Iin ih NIT Dir erftreiten
lln6 iueihe nift bon bril-
Or refs ans Der 6eefen @rrnoe
Cor ltol3 unb hersentbrnnnt,
limb Die &oien iplidlcn, Die rotten.
lluo Die Slnmmen ftieeen uub lobten
90 Hangs ans Der SeeIen 8riiube :
On 8ruoer bonn alien 8unoe.
Run fafe unfre 6auol
,,gs uorcn eiuIt orei @efenen"
Qeb mol, ou treues @ebihtl
On pirit nidt ipieber fLinaen,
Gein Sinh iuiro Did mehr fiueen
.@s tparen emit orei @eieuen"
Sic alien geIiibbe 3eriheiIen.
Ser heiIiee Gdtpur 3erbriht.
Srit gnaeL.
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9ie 9pfturen 8. 4. & s. %. @urbeu.

Die 9pftoren 9. s. & S. 81. Ourben,
Die fpolbetannten ugbiropraftifer~, finf
bon Der g8almer Sbool Of gbiropracs
tics" IN 9abenport, Sonia, Snriidges
fehrt ino habet bier an Der 1irtb Str.
Nr. 80 Sfficen eroffnet. - Sic 5eiIz
flinlt, obtpol bonn GubIiflm i'm MGaee
meiilet nod ipenig beritat,ben, BAT bieIe
tplinoerbare &lren in fogenannten boff@
fun9sloien Gronifhen Sdaen ali Stan6e
oebraHt nnb bielen 9~ntienten Sic Sc
ltno1eit 5uriidgegeben. Sic GfficesSiuit<
Gen Der 9oftoren @urben finb tdglid)
tpn 9-12 itno bon PA Ilbr. llnlers
lubltnger limb frei. Sur frrierbare Sal
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= Sic Gtaot 8nlSea in alosfo iii
pom elmer Teliersbrunit beimaeindt.
Sic ben @eihdftsteil ber Staot ser.
itortc uno einen 5daoen BON $500.
GOO anrihtete.
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geItes Del uno @aiolin erbiI'
man bon Ser Glimp Oil &c., ACT
9it-gommerce ctr. Weues Gel. Sri-
bis 1852. CMn5.)
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9arlep's ySupiiratins SbppA. Shnetr
le, refine unb aenaie Irbeit. $40 Spens
ringens@ ebdube. Srapis 3406.