| |
| | 1882 |
 | | It is very sad news I heard the day, that some persons around here [Fulda] have subscribed to the New York Police Gazette, one of the most shameful papers that is published; in which evil, with a transparent cover of ornamentation, is glorified and made heroic. |
 | | We reply that the first German settlers here came from either the town of Fulda or from its immediate neighborhood, and as every person loves the place of his birth, so our fathers desired to perpetuate their native town in the Fatherland. |
 | | Fulda, in Germany, lies on the river Fulda, in a smiling country between Frankfort-on-the-Main and Eisinach. |
| www.fuldaohio.com /1882.htm (1682 words) |
|