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lunssn uat gmsrifa III tntfemnisn II. bra5ibtis.
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I'm Clara.
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ten man slaubt jssca rap or bic eriiS iissric-
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tlusen al Gtriera in srltrsfsnesr SStt's iuJf'
nrmmsr
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in Selti, Surien. .
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elmer slrrelc ers isls 9srtrslsr aus arT crr
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Gcmlnie tsi rr Iirsctier, trr Rang sen Gon-
trcltnr srrlicben ircrpen.
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Srnntptinbrmner III 8prsrsbanisn, srndf,tiSi
irprreu icinsu gepbnps in, @rrsssricstsum ~
rcbnirn.
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Nnn 1s;eaes ;urnetacfebrt.-5r

0nn Sb;eaep ;urMfecfebrt.-5rau
Srieesrith 81 emms I. bic e~stannts, YuBs u.
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ibrcrl @sihdft bat, 10 tann lie fir ale isr AMER
traatsn Arseitsn sarantirer, mn bittet I'M sss
neistsg ,3slprg6. HpS. l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13

aiBScrr Seftr esrcsn stpiB nit gu
snigen eernstmsn, CAP ia cfn 'tlrranslieanibtu
GuslsuO, no bis ~ Dem bsietnmiitbissn aufrrra
SWpnneI's unltrs Wiausenssriirsr faum per
Saas Der Orftss a~sncisn, efr NaiholirismuS ir
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aas e;as Milicn ben (; Witalisccrn, rsnrn iitsr
ttarl cine srpbtrs Aniabl Strrittr rss yintss
f'issn wereri, hnsNrianrt it I'M rsr i~artistn
Vsb9!ftrunJ eer Ser. @iaatsn ern Ni!nutfu nm
Isini Sroitanarn "a b~rinasn.
GaJiaao bar WreBss al eH armrn ?iratrn
snrb pic Ssliinitiaung Der S!acsrsi rrrIdulcet
ua2 itsk Oh tanm psin Nathclicismus nlsn siu
s;'sli@ss OAisil iurilderitattrt rorprn lit, iinc
e. ole Natbeli'rr, pcids ;aerit ~aufnsttu um Gns
lars 5yoB; Sdn!e 50 lihnuR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13
IN Sumucr Sp,unihip.

So, itnrt cis orau Sinr, rirs Waidtrin zines
itGr p!SBtiaen Gsees. Im (ase "crridtete is
usd iprt ar6eit; atenrs nurcs tic Spn bsitistu
ArSmsisn ssfaurr, uns in einisen Winutsn mar
nc Gins 2site.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13

Der uOapenpprt Democrat" etr!d'ist
a,i in efu Itsten 9atfsn ccrtiae Burger tsi M
'uy.riiiTarn Gtrd6eruuass @slsOloaTtrn |frlunf
Won &i0O,MO Griffin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13

gSmma Soar, ein S6u!mGrd,en IN Gin
Ten, fam por tinisen 5aasn eeri eliisenrtn Ct:i
~ rabc une ibre N!sissr insen 6susr. Susens
hIifIihs SiITs mar sur $'anp, ispet5 lizzie Ari,if,
trps dler irstlibsn Mittsi, ibrsn &rase%urefi
IN Iicriiha slbenS mtrlelei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13

Ser 25ettertiert lhriit i:ineW WibgriT
sgr lssssr WcRr pierrr nab Nriitrn 0ut NIL
az, 10 ipplel. llss,rsirbrr nur ptliFappin mn
t~J,i.iotils scn unirrn StrlBsn prritwunrcn unr
DEM oaa anlsrrbms &tttsr, cas ifit %tiniarn
SlIen c;nsstrrtcl, nplb LANCER rausrJ fr;,ntn
piy ,oisosr ~ ctu z cmmtrtleicrrn srsiisL yer
a~N5I;ii5t SG3 man 10 alidiid III. NtlBu ven
,rsi ar;isrr III rim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13

GsHsr II. 5ascr's pfsrrr'SeisltHIi as-
asnussr SEM 2tteendum it nit elmer Awswatl
rcrtfsfiiGsr Sussiss, NutItsn &c, lrpit trefHi=
Den pirrcsn Yrrirtsu. gEer cine Srosisrfabrt
madga nil, ip.ts ccrt ieirs Sresr binterlailsn.
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Ns. 4.
2Spdcmr!ibe Sricfiiikc.
Bpm II. Cr;fntrr 1874.

III .siCbsr aas Srirfs c~rseSeigi mn, prlhe
you :. Ds,. bis H.. De-. 1871 dui Ger ticjiacn
poipTice ailrtrmmrn mn nitt ~nb9rhplt rrrrern
EEc.
.sp.i ? $50 Mirry Akin S0rbit
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Bosb Drirri9 Weliidsr pftrl
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8idatugr toRRI plbuei ,
tSysg Nicoiais Nstttdit suauir
b,robe 6risoriT Iduih Waihia5
Uissitr youiit Betnstt .iehp .
GisSler NIccli!S hcbers u
S}raisr y iobn Sdrmipt WiN MARS
t~3a5lassl u . SdtcuinsS carSinatnus
oirtle .,iaesa S6i,irs @pam
Joubsr 3ram SbaBle @iarnH
DsiB Billilm Sa!aTl ptier
DuuernanngS Siuoisr Jsbu2
icuien HrieoridA Sebl ,Sebanne9 ,
..ailer 0s,Ia SGlpnS Dfirr
Maaiss Gonare Slbnefrt JrieefrIth
.iSbi Grra Sdpmiermanc NriscrlG
S,.pnu3 Gosarp SptfJsi ephS
gsngr DliG Spsagtd Weitfrt paul
reenann y 2Silh ,''esier pstrr
sif1sr .jebn i.
Man Vsrleig nidi, ipflili HAN mad, SritTtn AM
o;eler yijte frnat, ~ serirrfrn, paB nc alsfjeist
fps. uue sic Nummsr ptr 9rishifr anihsctet.
y. :. Wininms, pritmsiit'r.
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Mpntas Mbcue ssse, IS lbr, tiipst I'M
Shuacfals ser Ct. sRarienfirhe bic rsaein,dbi9e,
mctatli6s @eriamm!uns Sfs oSt. NlpbcnlIs=
llrtertusunos. SereinsS TAFT.
aQs Mit5liersr inn cilsc!aeen, ~ rrIdstnen.
Ser Sefretar.
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ll-e ,Ieser aett ;~uiritsiE ATS Gem ttHs:
1"r snare ISru: Tor a.: engt gih1t ~iruisl.
GaRtJ
@urcc G5ttr nod hratt .;ttr, Is tpnrt.s E:a!i
iihsrli6 rrnfta tsi Atussruns psiSsa Eases, or
ici in H:m BUD: uno 3titunssforr res Serrn
&. q. 2Sp6, in Der .ttr StraBe, $40. aHain u.
S,ir,pd aerrien. Tag rsm l4sreilss IL III, ilrtvrbl
rine Wabrbeit, bic triH:s Ssw:iisS becari. 1as
@ue: tlitt uaser,paNct bfriir UNI fam lid nibt
a~cniissnb latrn an all esn iSSnsn unc praGtYcl'
len Gaasi,, eis fir @jrpb urr alein, Sung. II. gilt
tefimat lnc. GS III srlce, mic in ,,3au':ne II.
cine Nadt."
stlc @sscnitinbs bsr;usIhirt, rrIrs bier ilesr'
hiisia. 9lls, bic ibenitsn unc rrabtcruifsn
acknowledgements iInp pcrtanren unp lrns Idcu
aur.rs Ssnpnnssn tslteIlt wsl6s aud III surser
3rit sintr.Tea rereea.-Iarum frr,mst u. lrbt
une madpt susrs Wabl b.i Germ " 50, 7tc Ctr,
,pilt.n Wair Il. jetra. C2W.)
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5ubuans Wboleials Warftberihi.

See 1isrfas %isrSii!tis ssresHert zen
aSeter s. WscnSc:,
6Gncter IN Grceeriseu, YrpYiionsn,
@einen UNI SiauSren,
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40 itue uuifg:r sestrisn AtsTnsntcr, geldt fur .e ga.
ieitt stdnit rastr unt ire Aanitr riHt III ser SuittuIssiilie
,sgitisni i'ttr. ins iunnsIita stt,tta. urs easra in
NtNntrts ~ itttn. nm tlraiat Nrrttnntr III rcrrttittn.
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Giieababa 3agr.


EEsassE- nssier reiSemre Isent,
Serr Gusens 0bsin, miro ~abrcaa
benz Monat 9e,smbsr eias @s=
iaaftsrsiie I'M SatsreHs Der
v9nremburser Gazette,
sara sas eberr Minueiota Cha!
MAIDEN muo it asrielbe aatcriNrt,
Seller fit mas tn Gmpfaus ~
ueamsa ano saraber 30 anittireu.
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TIr aaierr unsiidlidcn g~anoslsats

IinS in Der SfTre Der ,,guremturssr Wa;ctte"
ein9e9dn9tn: ueesrtra9 So5.oo
pcu
Ibeoopr Gjrrrs, Ct Ee;atas, iadi. So. 100
3cbn @rerSsprT l.D
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III

lie. &i;,.s scirs. p;rs @aas&s.; Arc&s t.;f5.
Gin Sse.g iant ,iS creiit ic,tit mas aus.
ll-e Is.er aett 81 irisssE avs scri sans:
G,-r SpaIs fSru: Tor AZ. eGrt MilNe ~,ipulisl.
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einsn ~es.iiatsn SirimHeiib II. Initern=
2un5 mo.u sr cas Yut!ttum 1rsanelibf sins
Idcst.
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u usepaB t!~
Hidolas 0saart

4m 2amitas atcHe gitt unicr ~ersanntc Sal
,rirth
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III .eirblr aat Sriris a~nsestist nm, prld,r
you :. Ds,. bis T.. De-. 1871 dai Der ticiiacn
poGuTise aiartrmmrn mn uitt nbsfhrlt prrrrn
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Stadt nnd Staat.
ETfHs.- MnJeissn foutsn tpdtsittns bio Sisnf'I
Hs~S Mcrssn . iibr ctngcbrdsbt soereen.

Ras 10 6snta per 3eils fir brltsNtt &rti;rn
in Der 2ptdlipalte.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

swer; but the instinct of her womans'
heart told her the dreadful truth. She
flung up her bands with bitter cry, and,
as his bound arms could not hold her, she
sunk at his feet as if she had herself al
ready sustained the death-blow he was
about to meet Vevette, who had followed
her, was clinging to Martel, uttering shrek
on shrek.
"Remove these women" exclaimed the
commanding officer, with angry impa-
thence, and the soldiers instantly tore
Vevette from Martel's arms, while others
lifted up the senseless form Of Leonie, and
both were roughly flung aside upon the
churchyard grass, and the captives hur.
ried on without another moments delay.
Then indeed did the bitterness of death
pass into the hearts of Martel and Evar.
iste, while Jules, turning to them with q
pathetic smile, said softly:
81 may well be thankful that / have no
fancee"
Yes, truly, that hour had come to them,
as come it will to all of us, when those are
happiest who have fewest earthly bless
ings, and whose best treasures are gar.
nered in that realm where all that has
been brave and sweet and good, like the
self-devotion of those three young men,
will have place throughout the eternal
ages, among the imperishable things OF
God.
There was an open field just below the
churchyard wall, which had been the
favorite playground of Evariste and his
companions through their happy boyhood.
There were they taken by the soldiers,
and placed with their eyes bandaged, fac
ing the sun they were never more to see
again.
A few moments more, and through the
wall of the De profu,sdis, rising and fall
ing amid the sobs of men grown weak as
women in their anguish of pity, there went
the sharp ringing report of the volley
which told that the sacrifice was consum
mated, and that if the brief earthly life
of the noble young men was over on the
roll of the glorious army Of martyrs their
names would live forevermore.
The story we have told is no fiction. 1t
is but a few weeks since the village of
Vaux Vilaine witnessed the execution of
three friends who, lest the lot should fall
on the fathers of families, volunteered to
satisfy the blood-claim of the Prussians
for the death of their Colonel. We have
given this little record of their fate not
to harrow the feelings of our readers by
the recital of a tragedy, but to afford them
another instance Of that glorious springing
of good out of evil, which has been the
deathless consolation of the human race
since man first woke to the mystery of
suffering.
Amid the horror and anguish, and ach.
ing helpless compassion with which this
dreadful war has filled the world, such
deeds rise up full of sweetness and re-
freshment, like the fragrance of flowers
which only give forth their richest per.
fume when they have been crushed and
beaten down under the foot Of the destroy
er.-1smple Bar.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

be among the future guardians of our land
to seek an interest in what is going or
about them, and learn by their own 6rss.
tical experience and obs rvation, not on,r
farming, but their relations to God ana
common duties as citizens of our great
republic?
OF farming, which our Creator made pars.
mount in importance, and which, if right,
engaged in, is full of interest and most en-.
joyable, should be left unsupported bv
farmers sons. When farmers shall realizs
that it is their duty to give their sons
liberal education at schools and on the
farm, that shall make them thinking, in.
telligent beings, having not only the du.
ties Of manual and mental labor, but Of
social, mental and spiritual culture, We
shall hope to see generations of better
farmers and our country's glory more g.
cure.-Cor. Massachusetts, Ploughman.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08
Not to be Beaten.

A NEW HAMPSHIRE man and man IT, Nv
Ohio CHANGED to meet at a public u'. .us
in New York. The man from ONO ~
gested to him of the Granite State ua ac
might be advantageous to him to rel ~ n
to the West, especially if he pr0posyys r
follow the pursuit Of a farmer. Inc s,.,s 4
kee could not see it; there was no osS'g q,
the Union equal to New Hampshire 70
of the Buckeye State could not az. Rim
this. Ohio was inferior to NV Halhp amp. m
in no respect, while in many respe.a, Az b
was superior. The Yankee demanassa
know superior feature. The Duo i
commenced to enumerate; but as ias .r bl
presented his claims Of superloriy,, u,f
antagonist unhesitatingly swept lneir 70 III
by bold and vigorous declaration, "tae
contrary. At length, when az .rsta
sources of argument had been eA i
the Buckeye confidently Observes; iuss
"You will at least allow that Umm p
" claims superiority over New h ,Orps"
in point of the extent of the terrlto, ai;ically
dNo, sir!" promptly and emPl.'sts s
responded the Yankee. "Ioul at th
spreads out because it is fiat Lo@onaoduss
mountains of New Hampshire! " theya
mercy! Just roll 'em out HAT, sn' m be
make territory enough to cove a slice d
whole of Ohio and fill up o's
Lake Erie!" IL
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08
Poetry.
NEWS TO TELL.

NErsHsoR, lend me your arm, for am not well,
This wound yon see 10 scarcely . iofthignt oiu'
All for a sorry me-sage had to tell,
I'VE travelled many mile In wet and cold.
Yon liz the old gray chateau above the trees,
He babe me seek II. my comrade brave and gay /,
Stately forest and river so brown and broad,
He showed me the scene - he adying lay.
Ibayc been there and, neighbor. am not well;
bore his sword and come OF his curling hail,
Knocked at the gate and said bad news 10 tell,
Entered chamber and cav his mother there,
Tai and straight, with the SHOWS Of age on her
Brave and stern AZ a soldiers mother might be,
She graspcd her staff and silently gazcd at me.
thought I'd better be dead than meet her eye;
She guessed it all. I'd never word TO tell.
Taking the sword in her arms she heaved sign,
Claeping the curl in her hand she sobbed and Tell.
raised her up, she sat In a stately chair,
Her face like death, but not q tear In her eye;
We heard step and tender voice on the stair
Murmuring soft TO an infants cooling cry.
Nv lady she eat erect and sferner grew,
Finger on mouth she mottOned me not 10 stay;
A girl came in, the wife Of the dead, knew,
She held his babe, and, neighbOr, fled away!
/ tried to run, but heard the widows cry.
Ncighoor, have been hurt, and am not well:
pray to God that never until die,
May again have ouch sorry news to tell!
--1HMe Year Round.
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