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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25

An excursion from IOI0m0Ia COUn-
ty, n. Y, to Bennington, is arranged
for the 18th Of August. 1t is to be I'M
der the auspices of l. O. of O. F, and
to be a grand affair, numbering two
thousand persons, attended by several
bands of music.
A large crowd Of Advcntists gather
ed together, Sunday, in Woodford, about
two and a half miles east of Bennington.
They have been in session since last
Tuesday, under a large tent. They pro
phecy that the resurrection is near at
hand.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
Out Of TOvvn Notes.
BENNINGTON.

D. ?. Gates is building house on
Stafford street.
Eugene 5. Graves, who has been
filling the position as tellerin a Chicago
bank, is home visiting his parents and
friends
Col. Hooker and lady are stopping
at the residence Of II. W. Putnam Ms.
Hooker was the sister of the late james
t7ial-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
MIDDIERTRN.

The senior examination of the Col
lege occurs heXt week. Ihe class num-
bers fifteen.
E. A. Sturteveant, Esq, has return
ed from his extended tour through the
West.
1t is in contemplation to form a
stock company, with ample capital, for
the manufacture Of woodwork Of all
kinds upon the old depot grounds, south
of the village.
RIPTON.
Three two-cent fights, in one day,
are the main topics Of discussion in Rip
ton at present.
On H. 1--t1, - NJ ( q GilnhS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
SKIN DISEA SEES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND
PIMPLE REAlEDY.-The Skin Medicine of
the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh
Worms, Pimples, eruptions and blotched
designations of the face. Sold by all drug
gists. Depot ~ Bond St, New York.
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more terrible than the most guilty. dream.

more terrible than the most guilty dream.
Dragged by liquor which the other
had given him, in seeming conviyial banter
before he slept, the doomed traitor awoke
to find himself securely chained, hand,
foot and neck, to a great rock, while before
him, with eyes afiame with rage, stood the
brother who had waited so long end patiently
for this atonement. 4 first" relates
Western correspondent of the Phiia ephia
Pres, repeating the story, 1.-The bound
wretch thought il was some rough joke
prartieing upon his courage, aud returned
the glare Of his partners eyes with e
CHASTITY smile; bat when that
partner produced f.om his
pocket the mil-wiuter letter, and
read it deliberately word By word to the
hollow echoes of the gloomy canyon, the
smile disappeared in look Of deep des-
pair. He confessed all, and asked to be
shot, but the brother had another fate in
store for his victim. Coolly encamping by
the rock, he sat down to see his partner
starye to death. On the third day the Ill
fated man signed the deed bequeathing all
his property to the injured girl, and the
brother attached fictitious name as wit
ness Of the instrument, by the terms of
which be was made the executor of his
partners estate. lie then wrote letters
saying he had fallen very i'll of fever on
the plains, and, if he did not recover, these
letters would be delivered by his beloved
partner. All this the Infatuated brother
compelled the man to DO, and then quietly
. awaited the end. Day bv day the partaer
grew weaker, and the brother gloated over
his misery often reading to him the letter F."
SO, chained to the rock, suffering untold
fortunes Of hunger and thirst, and with the
mocking cries of his executIoner and the
words of the letter ringing alternately in
his ears, this modern Prometheus, who had
profaned the divine fire of friendship, dwin
died to a skeleton in his letters, and on
the ninth day, died in delirious torrents.
| The avengcr," concludes this striking
story, after burying his victims ENACT
! ated corpse in the sand, directed his Jour
ney to st. Louis. There he gave out
! that his ra-t.,or bad died While on his way
! through the Rocky Mountains and in ,,roas
of his assertion delivered the letters. The
will was also proved, and thegirl be came the
dead mans heir. Two years afterward
the brother was shot by Indians, and be-
fore he died confessed what be had done.
Some hunters visited the place and dug up
the skeleton, around the neck of which
still was the chain by which the man when
living had been fastened to the fatal rock
The spot is still pointed out to travellers,
and the tale told of how the brother day
after day ate his meals in the presence OF
his wretChed prisoner, but would not give
him SO much as a crumb, or u cup Of water
to slack his thirst.
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TAX Z NOTICE.
County CLERKS OFFICE.
Sepfemhpr , 1871

The following reso uticn was adopted at
the special session of Cnu II Botrd Of Su-
pervisors, held in the city and count OF
Manit voc. which ses~in commenced the
Hi dfy of September inst
WHiREAs. There are m nv mistakes m de
by 7. z Fuessenieh, while in the office 0.
ounty Cler., therefore.
Rssojsed. That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to SIX
through the four city papers Of Mani,owoc,
that parties holding receipts Of p. =. Fues-
senich. for the redemption of tsxes, present
them at the County Clerks officc 10 ascer-
taln If the pr per entries are made in books
of ale TO cancel ii txrs. aud that the
present Clerk be authorized TO make the
proper entries on sid books. and report
each case tG his Board, thereby saving this
county great mount Of trouble ami ex-
pense :Tc:.: i!ieg = tax-deeds.
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found 1T his office. between the
hours OF a III. anl 4 p. m each dav, ready
and willing 10 attend to the duties assigned
to him III the foregoing resolution
II ;. PIERPnNT, Coarty Clerk
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scend ard descend At the will of one man.

ascend and descend at the viii of one man.
The operator occupied platform near the
engine, and with but simple Continuance
"a stiErup for his foot and lever for MS
hands-he moved tons.
| remember that great rock was bulg-
ing fSn the hard knotted face of the bank,
which i seemed as if nothing bu. blast
Of powder could stir; and it was curious TO
observe how deftly those large iron fingers
cleaned out, first. the dirt beneath; then
removed the dirt from the sides; then
gently scraped the top; and finally, taking
a firm grip, shook the rock with a giant 5
strength, until nature st last gave way TO the
art Of man, and the immense boulder weigh
ing ten or twelve tons was lifted from its bed
with as little power apparently as boy
would lift marble, swung around and de-
posted in the dump-car by It's side. At
each operation of the shovel on the pure
earth, a ton and half is swept forever
from its bed.
train Of forty or fifty cars wait On the
machine, and it was curious to observe the
almost human intelligence with which the
horses, trained to their work, dashed up on
run, each with an empty car to give it
impetus, and Of their own accord went
back, tarned and presented the traces to be
hooked on to the next.
Let the last word be Of woman! Moth
ers and teachers will be glad to. learn tina
book mas just been Published by E. J
Hale & Co., New York, which fills groove
in the nursery and schoolroom never befor,
occupied. Children ask ten thousand cues
tions, and the new work is intended to answe
some of them. 1t is aptly called " Wisdom
Teeth for Little People, arranged by
Mrs. f. G. de Fontaine. Sixty cents re
mitted to the publishers will secure it, o
it may be had at the bookstores.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

Because our little year of earth is run,
Do they make record there beyond the sun2
And in their homes Of light SO far away
Mark With us the sweet com ng Of this day
What is their Esster7 For they hare 10
graves.
No shadow there the holy sunrise Graves
Deep IN the heart of nosnti.e marve. US
Whose breaking glory reaches down to US.
Hov did The Lord keep Eoster2 With His
own
Back to meet Mar, where she grieved alone,
With face and mein all tenderly the same,
Unto the very sepulcher He Cams,
All, the dear message that He gave her
Said for the sake Of all bruised hearts of
men,
-" Gc, tell those friends who have believed
on me,
20 before them into Galiles -
- Into the life so poor and hard and plain,
mat Tor Whlie they must take up again,
BY presence passes! Where their fee; toll
slow
Nine, shining swift with love, still foremost
goi
Say, Mary, will meet them. By the way
To walk little with them; where they stay
To bring my peace. Watch For ye do no
The day, the hour, whom may find yor
sol''--
And do think, as he came back to her,
The many mansions may be all astir
With tender steps that hasten in the way,
Seeking their own upon this Easter Day.
Parting the veil that hideth them about,
think they do come, softly, wis,ful, out
From homes of heaven that only seem so far
And walk in gardens where the new toni
--.Seri5rer's for April
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

4 journal of Bombay, India, tells curl
Gus story, which, if true, indicates high
degree of intelligence on the part of q mon
key. A rich Mairassie, travelling with his
monkey, OF which he was very fond. was
robbed and muir Tered BY foot-pads, ana his
body was buried. After the commission
Of the crime, the monkey, whom the con
victs had overlooked, ran TO the house of
the nearest police officer, and BY his actions
induced him to follow him. The result
wGs that he led the Official to his masters
body Guided by the intelligent animal,
the police official next proceeded to the
bazaar, where Unidentified the thieves three
in number, by biting them, in success on,
In the leg. 1t is added .hae the nurterers
have since confessed their crime and have
been committed for trial.
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bA'Sh Shtt4-i : Vuttc- DEC. ~. i - 1871
ALBERT WtTTENBERG.
Sheriff Of VI nitowoc County.
Walker & White Pi'f's Att'ys. 32-6w

TlRCUIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oTY. Ambrose O-chwaId .gaiust John
Narx.-Thc State If Wisconsin, to thr :, boyc
named def nj n: Yen re hereby SumHaon-
Cd and required To au-Uer the comul int a
| this ac.,on copy ofvAieh is herewith served
ulon you. and g. serve a coy Of your n
swer o the sad compl 1T on me sub cribrrs.
a their Office, in the city If Nanilowooc. in
s@id county. within twenty days after the
service Of this SUNNI lis on You exclusive Of
the day of such service; aud if YOU tail to n
sw T the ID npl,int within ,he time
'foresail, the p.ainliff il TIL, .ctiun viii take
Judgment Against you Tor the sum Of one
hundred md "igt ~ dollars with interest
Fl ON the twenty first d y Of April, 1865, be-
sides the costs Of this "cti1n
WALKER & WHITE, Plf,s Atty
Dated, Feb sob, 1872.
The summons and complaint in this ac-
ton. has this day been filed in the Office Of
the Circuit Cour; of VI nitowoc county.
WALKER & WHITE, Pits Aitv's.
Feb 20h. 1877 sos.
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Judgment of Foreclosure erd Sale.

judgment Of Foreclosure Grd Sale.
4 'lR' UT Court-Manitnwoc County E.
~ V. Hartman ag'si CIaus Thirssen
Catherine Thiessen, Christian Tiedermann
Thies 'testph4ll and Johr Eop In virtue
Of and pursuant to an order Of foreclosure
and sale rendered in the above entitled &C
ton on the 18th day of Deccmbrr.A 1921.
| shah expose for sale and sell 1t pullic
nduc OF ) .turd1y, the Goth day OF Anil.
y d. 1872. ut ten o'clock a m, 1T the
front door Of the Court Eouse in the CRY 81
Muitowoc in said county, the following de-
scribed mortgagcd premises. or so much
thereof as may be Necessary to raise the
amount Of said Judgment and interest and
costs. to-wit; The southeast qulr,cr OF
southeast quarter Of section number thirty
800 Of township number eighteen (lHj
north OF range number twenty-one { / east
containing forty acres more or less: also lott
eight and nine 5 < 8 Of block number two
~ Of the vIliage of klel, according to the
recorded plat Of sid will &c, all Of I'D lots
and ! nds beirg situate in said county OF
Manitowoc
Dated Sheriff. Office. Dec 29. A D 1877.
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EASTER
NJ Has. A. D. :. wg.-sEE

Do saints keep holy eaT in heavenly place.f
Docs the cid joy shine new in angel faces?
Arc hymns still sung the hight when Christ
was bern,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

Tue Chicago Times expresses the opin-
ION that ia !se Davis will prove the strong
est candidate in case of union among az
the elements Of opposition to Grant.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28

Com is knee high in some parts of
Texas. All kinds of vegetables have been
p3antc1, and there are indications of an
abundant crop.
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( ~ Manitowoc, So. Probate office ManIto-
voc A d. 1872. In the matter Of the proof
and probrte OF the last will and testament Of
Joseph kazda, deceased. l:iF~ ,qtt +i,hffnart in
writing, purportng to be the last will and
test ment Of jose ph kazia, deceased ! ;e
of the county Of Manitowcc, has been filed
IN this office: and, whereas. application has
been made by Anton X ida pr wing that the
same he proven and admitted 10 probate itc-
cordlpE 10 the laws OF this Suite; therefore,
II Is ordered shat said application be he RI
before ME, Il the Probate Office. in the city
Of Nanltowoc, in sal county. on the S;h Y
Of April. \. b. 1872. at 10 o'clock Il. m
/ And 1t Is further ordered that notice shall
/ be gwen to all persons Interested in said
! wilt, Of the time and place OF said hearing
! by publication in the M.nitowoc Pilot, "a
newspaper printed in said county. for three
successive weeks, once each week prior L.
/ the time Of such hearing. By the curt
333w W. W. WALDO, County Judge
! IN PRoBATE-MANITOW COUNTY
| Court. In the matter Of the GUARDIAN
ship of the minor heirs of Matthias Ileui>ka
/ On reading and filing the petition Of Charles
kreiss, guardian of i'll minors, represent
. ing, among other things. hit the said w.,r l.
| are seized Of certain real estate in Mlnto-
woe Coun y. nj that il is nereSs nv that the
same should be sold, and praying for lie nsp
TO sell the stme: and it appearing to the
court from said 'ti,ion. th It il is necessary
the said Charles kTeiss h We license To SCI
! said real estate. IL IS ordered and direct J
that the next Of kin to said w:il, :. aud i
. persons interested il sid estate Appear be
fore ne. on Monday. the S'h d.y OF ! .r!l
4. ID. 1872, 1T 10 o'clock u IN ar the Pro
bate Office IL said county, then and there t.
show cause (if any there be- why iic-n>"
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IN PROBATE-MANIT0WOC COT

IN PRoBATE-MANIT0WOC COUN-
L TY Court-In the matter of the es-
tate Of Michael Dounely deceased On
reading and fling the petition of Ellen Don
nelly, Of Msni;owoc Rapids, representing,
among other thing, that Michael Donnely
late OF Nanitowoc Rapids. or the 18th diy Of
March, D. 1872. at Manitowoc Rapids,
in said county, died in.estate, leaving goods
chattels, and estate withia tins State and
that the said petitioner is the widow OF said
dec ased, and praying that administration
OF said est tie he to John Hewett granted, il
l. ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court, on Monday the lst
d y OF pril, A, d. 1872, ut 10 O'Clock a
m, at my office in said county Ordered
further, that notice thereof be given TO the
heirs Of said deceased and to III persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing. in the MIntowoc Pilot. weekly
newspaper published ut Munit9woc in said
county. W W WALDO
CO aty Judge.
Dated Nanitowoc, the 9Th day of March
A. d. 1872 33.3w
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

" hat n Man Becomes i'm the T1c.TGp-
oiis-Hhaf He may See with one
Eye-Au Age OF Neutrality-suspicious.
Curious Internationally. z. Stew
arts New Cuy-EaT Railroads are
BniIt-kapid work yg-fsn u Steam
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Because our little year of earth IS run,
Do they make record there beyond the sun2
And In their homes Of light SO far away
Mark with us the sweet coming Of this day
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-25
MuklQk b.

Ginsr CORRESPONDENCE Ger .SQincis
Staatsseituna" entnebmsn mir cas Npl<
senre iber bic 0ibIercien Der Snternas
ticnalen in 8uslant.
Gesen Mitte Suli purren ale ruIiis
lden Stdrte rurb prpflamationen css
repplutipndrenG pmmittees iiterlbwemnt,
peldeS balp IN eonron, baIp in Gsnf
rellrirt. Oas Solf murre aufaefcrrert,
it3 BON rem Sp6e res Gsaren II. Ter
Serrl1aft Der 9ei6cn 81 bsfreien. Mit
Der 3erffSruns Der Zen Gei6en scbSrsns
ben Sitter ioute Ger slnians sema6t rpers
zen. Die Sade unppas Geuer
lsisn bic MittsL UNI CUR 5rsibeit ;u se>
lansen. Die S.b5rrsn l6enften her
SADIE feline Aufmrrfiamfeit unc Ipottsten
iber bic pabnlinnisen Glufubratipnen
Der ma9tlcisn . E maspsen aber
balr l~iefcrten bic 1batla6en ben Ses
wsis. rap bic O~smrsossn slQss pprbes
reitet batten. INN ibre pldne rsaliliren
,u fSnnsn unc ras Die ruiII6en Sauern
pirfli6 ibrem GinauIs sebpr6ten. sln
BEN in BEN ordinations
be;eibneten 9otalitdten bras
6en nnsebeurs 6euerSbrdnie
aus, mslbe Sabrifsn, SancelsniererlaS
gen une sanse Stirte seritSrten pbne
ra6 rie arteitenre SsYSItcruns aud nur
rie serinsfe 9siauns sessist bdtte.
Ollie sesen cas witbsnre Clement ,u
leilten.
90 iinc bic 6atriffatte petrrwsf,
Gtwalinst SuBnstst Yamlpwc, ras
ruiNl9e Sdsf6cIr, Gin 3aub cer Slam,
men srrprren /; rer 8er!b BON sielen
Wilicnen irurre serni6tet !; iibsral aber
batsn Die arteiter unr Sauern, ii6 se.
meiselt am GOLDEN lbcil 81 nsbmen.-
Sie robnten rrm furhtbaren S6aus
ipisls BEL pbne Disjeniaen sn untertds
Ben, pelde ras seritSrsnre Clement su
bepdltisen Iudten. Na6 ben Stipten
famen Die DSrfer an bic 8sibe une an.
pere Orts. no ii@ sufauis Jabrifsn be-
fanpen. Der 6easrstrunf sinssn pro.
flamationer psran. wel6e lOaar tas
5aus besei6netsn, 100 am bslimmtsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-25
unp 1T Ger SAT res &5niss ppn Sads

unp 1T Ger SAT rec &Sniss pom Sads
len 9emelen.
Der Gmpfan9 ces 8ailers spn Scitcrz
reid am Abeno res 6tcn eei6ab oenau
nit csnielten Gerempnien, wie cer pes
ruliilden 8aiiers. Sei Der Nabrt Ger
reutlttn &aiier rurd rie Straben Ser
Inns purren beipe pom Solte nit mo,
lolsm Sutel bcsri6t. gei Ger srosen
parare am item riidtsn bic 3 8aiier
an Ger Spise ibrer &esincntcr aus.
Sine unScbeuere Nenidenmense teidous
tie lIb zen Bug. Sbenrs fanp i'm fais
lsrlidm palaite sroBcs Spiriner ltatt.
&ailer @ilbclm tra6te rabei sinen
Goat auf D%llniere @dite" aus. Der
Sailer BON Sefterrei6 tranf ,auf RE
9elunrbeit res reutl6cn 8ailers unr lei,
ner Camille" unp Ger Gsar liss RE tap
fere rcutide @rmee" bo6leben. Die NeItz
lidfeiten enrsten nit eiucm rirlenmdsis
gen SadeliuSe unO nit eincm srcsrn
3apfcnitreihe, bel Gem 1924 aneerlcirne
Wiuiifsr aler ceutidrn 8eNimtntrr nit
wirttrn. Berlin mar auf'S Srilantcite
cvlcuGtct.
am 8. Sept. briuhten cic rrei Sailer
Srrmitta9s zen Sbier9arten suiammcu
UNI Na@mittn9s be9absn le li6 mad
Yptsram.
Tic Yrin;en Srierri6 &arI uuc Griecz
rid Ssinri6 Gilbert wurren BON Gem Gar
;u 5elrmari6duen rer ruIGl6en armte
crnannt.
Sailer 6rans Srlrpb rerlieB Berlin
am II. September Atenrs INN 8 ubr.
Saiisr &ilbclm, Sypnprin; Srisrri6
8ilbelln, piele Sfnsiere unc Mite!ieccr
res Spfes 9abcn ibm ras @rleite his
sum Sabnbpfe. Gbe or cen Gilcnbabns
pa9en beltie9, un1armte CT cen 8ciirr II.
cen Srpnprinan m~ebtmlals.
8dbrenc elmer parare am z. Sept.
srlautte ii6 Elm p~6telbaufe, pel6er ibcr
ben erbbbten Sisrpreis srbpet mar, yer
lbierene Grcs1e. SOfs Yrauerei wurce
ansssriHen uue pUlitdnris cemVlin.-
I'm Die Srrnuna rieosrbersuaeaen, lab
bic pclisei iib senStbist BON Der blanfen
safe @etrau6 ;u MAIDEN. Iiele per-
Ipnsn purpen p.rrunrst unc Elm sruse
In;abl a~lretirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-25
Gaglaao.

Nm %. Iu9uit 1T Ger Strife Ger Con,
rOner Saubanrwcrfer tbeilprile aliiflib
Su Gnre 9efcmnen, incem iI6 RE si,rbeiz
ter res S6reinergeperfes nit ibrrn Or
beit9ebern rerftinrist batcn. So parsu
tra toulcnc Arbeiter in ibren se.Ibiez
cencn Gcmmitteelccalen pcr1ammelt, nm
zen Seri6: rer Odcsirten iter Die I'm
terbanrlun9m nit Gem COMMITTEE Der
Wetlter cntseSensunebmen, iine EN- glqz
Aeliielilrn ma ma ;ufrieren, enrlid III
rtl'rr SereIntaruns selanst ~ lein, ies
rod mar cine bccfutence Winpyitit porz
bancen, rpel1e nit cen pereinbarten Sez
rllSull9en niht befrierist uno Der
WsinunS mar, Iieber urter cen alien Ses
clnSunsen ric grbeit pieser auf;unebs
men UNI ipiter bel slnitiser gelesenz
belt zen Strife ~ erneucrn. @as bic
arbsitsr rura cen Gpmprpmis sepouz
nsn baben, 1T IN Ger Shat serina, eenn
eie ~Verminrcruns Der arbeitsfuneen
rptest bic serinse scbnerbSbuns unses
tdbr aut unc in Ss,iebuns anf bic
lleberfunren Ger @rbeit 1T Der Cons
prcmis nibt su ibren @unfen. Mm
Na6mittas fanb cine 3ulanmenfunft
;rii&en Delesirten anesrsr Sausewate,
ais Anitreider, Studaturarbeiter u. {. 10.
nit ben Sauunternebmern ltatt, no.
rim i6lisbli4 rieielten Serinsuns.n fsf>
sefcut rureen, pelde bic Sbreinsr ane
sencmmen BADEN. SneeEsn berrI&t bei
Zen arbeitern bic Wsinuns Dor, bag Der
sesenpdrtiSe Gcmpromis nur elm ppriis
tcrsebenrer iein rerre, anp pas Die ars
teitseinfegunsen BEL ndtfer @elesens
belt wiecer eintreten mlfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-25

Gage rie Ulammcn suerit bcrYpr9eben
lcaten. lebrraQ b~efunreten Gle nicrercn
SOIfsflafcn, cine fat ipitematii6e Sals
tuns fir ole Sranritifter.
GnrIid icIte Ger src6e S6las srfibrt
perrsn. Sei rer NeiIe in NiIdneis
u cw9cron, NO mebr ais 100000
Wenltcn aus europa unc rcm Snnern
Iliens suiammenltrSmten unp @aaren
i'm Wertbe ron Sunrerten BON MiQics
men aufNcitapelt paren, baben RE Sranc;
Hitter Scurr an bic 9rpecn Tcfs nclc0t,
NO il6 pelsmaaren, Seircn UNI 8patns
9eipete, Gbce unp petroleum brfanren.
Die ODDS iino p~crtrannt aber rie Start
purre Oanf Ger nrrrinten @nfrcnauno
Der CUR WciIe tpmmenren Sremccn arz
rcttct. Die 0 Ger Gesierung cinoeleitcs
ten untcrIudun9en, fibren INNER III Gem
Nelultatc, raB rer Sranc selcst purre {;
ater Gle urbeber peS Sertrcbcns inn
nlcnlals gu entrefcn. Spsinliitiidr unr
nlbtlltiI6c sISitatcrcn rur6sirben in
Wcn9e ras Sanr ; rie YOlisci YcriOl9t
lie ME rie wilccn Sbiere atcr Gle 2'r.
mcbner 8cbrn ibncn Elm Gigl UNI ric
Wiittel, ibrcn Scyfplsrrn ~ cntgrben. -
0aS 1T Gle Gage in &uE!anc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-25

lhaftrrs, Serrn &c Sp9ue ertldrt sas
Scurnal res 0etats fir unridtio II. oibt
fplsence Ouriteuung rec Spraanaes, Ger
Ihcn SeranlaiIuns CUR 8riesserfldruna
6ranfrei6s an Die Sirtei s'sctcn bate
Gin ben 3e tunscn natiirlit):
als Serr ce Sosur teim Sultan einz
trat. blicb cieler aus lli1a6tlamfcit, ME er
lelbft balp nadber anerfannte, fBen.-
Scrr &c Sr9ue fraste rarauf rem Orasos
man, FER ibm sur Seite fano, pb bic
Ne8rln Der etiquette ni6t erteiI6ten, tas
rer Sultan rem 0eianctn Ger fran,51iS
'hen Ne9ieruns itebenc smpfinae. Da
ctele Semerfuns Seiner 6crrIi6feit dbers
mittelt purce. 10 erbob T6 rieielbe loalei6
sirs auf uniern Srti6after su une reids
tie ibm lstr freunri6afhi6 cie Suns.
lie nun fplsenre llnterreruns mar cine
duBerit perbinclide. Gs 1T ulIo ,piI6en
perm &c SpSue uno pem Sultan our6S
aus nttts s%prsc9an9en, npraus cen
TranSSlllden Scti6after Elm Sprpurf aez
madt perren f5nnte.