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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30
\ PREACHER Z ATING Ills
HORSE.

THERE was no church in Van Bur
en-. \ Methodist itinerant was sent
there. One house only was open to
him-the tavern-and TO that he went
and pat up. He interviewed mine
host. wv hat is the chance for a Meth
odist preacher hcre:'' The reply was
that it was the same as for amy other
man, if he had money. "But If lave
no money!" The chances were bad
enough. "What do you charge for
board ~ said the circuit rider. The
rates were given. Look at my horse"
said he; "What do you think he is
worth?' The animal was doubtles
goo3 n,,dditag for our preachers are not
novices about horses, and no men have
better use for them. That preliminary
settled, the preacher proceeded in a
very straightforward style with the
host. "Sir, turn my horse into Your
stable, and when you think have eaten
up the valne OF him, let me know, and
l will either change my quarters or
provide other means of paying my
bill"
He went to work-laid siege to the
place III the name Of the Lord; and
before the horse was eat, the town ca
pitu;atcl. The people presented him
his horse, all charges paid, and his
own bill beside; fitted ont "the par
son," in n new suit of clothes; and
from that day Christianity has had a
firm footing in Van Buren,. Two
Churches, "A Methodist aud an Old
School Presbyterian, with good bfick
houses to worship in, and good con
gregations, furnish the gospel and or
dinances to that excellent people. The
Rev. John J. Roberts one of the oldest
members of the Conference is the man.
~-Btslop Ne Tyctye.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

Iowa Co., AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,". The
Executive Committee of the Iowa County
Agricultural Society are hereby requested
to meet at the Secretary's Office in the vii
lagc of Dodgevile, on Saturday, June ~,
at . o'clock p. m, for the purpose Ct ap.
pointing the time Of holding the rexl An
nual Fair, and also to prepare the Premium
List. A full attendance is earnestly de.
sired
The following named gentlemen consti
tute said Committee, John lodgsou, II. c,
Barnard +, MartcIl, Hon. Il, Wilson, joel
Whitman, john Lemon, John Tregonning
Chas s. Willard, VIM Robinson, james
Spensley, John Strachan, O. r. Underwood
Arch Campbell. Richard Wade, Clark
Hickox.
All persons interested, having sugges
tions to offer, relating to the premium list.
are cordially Invited to correspond with
the secretary, who will lay them before
the Committee.
j. THOMAS PRYOR JR.
Secretary.
Dodgcville Wis Nav 10th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30


TIE statistics of religion for the
United states, ust completed at the
Census Office, make the total number
of church organizations upon the lst
OF June, 1870, to be 72,45I; the total
number of church cdltces to be G3,-
974; the total church accommodations
to be 2l,G59,562; and the aggregate
value of the church property to be
354,429,58l. The statistics Of church
accommodations for the principal de,
nominations are as follows: Baptist,
regular, 3,99 JIG; Baptist, other, 3G3,
0l9; Roman Catholic, l,29O,5l4; Con.
gregltional, l,ll7,2l2; Episcopal, 99l,-
o5l; Lutheran, 997, 332; Methodist, s.
S,2O9; Presbyterian, regular, 2,l9S,-
900; Presbyterian, other, 400, 344.
The value Of the church property own
Ell by these denominations is; Baptist,
regular, %50,229,22l; Baptist, other,
s2,37S, 81; Roman Cotholic, 500, 1884,
500; Congregational, $25, o69,G9S ;
Episcopal, $39,5I4,5f9; Lutheran,
Sl4,9l7,T47; Methodist, &G9,s54, 12l ;
Presbyterian, regular, #f7,s2S,73l ;
Presbyterian, other, &j,436,524.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

RECREATION is intended to the mind
IS whcttiug is to the scythe; to sharp
en- the edge Of it, which otherwise
would grow dull and blunt. lie, there
fore, that spends his own time in rec
rcatlon IS ever whctting never NOW
ing; his grass may grow and his steed
starvc, KS, contrarily. he that always
tolls and never rccrcatcS, is ever now
'ng, never whettiug; laboring much
to little purpose; rs good no scythc as
no cdge.--BiIoD Hal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

GENTLEMEy desiring a spring or summer
suit, will d. we'll to look through Gun.
dry 4 Grays stock OF clothing before pur
chasing, Their clothing is home made and
they warrant them WELL made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

which is the best Machine. Don't allow
any Agent to talk You into buying any Ma
chine, until you have mad an opportunity to
run Mccormick on trial. Our Machine
does the talking when it gets into difficult
grain or grass.-M CorHtick Ad,aAcc. 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

DELLER offers one of the most attractive
stocks of fue dress goods ever brought in
to this city; black grogran silks extremely
low colored SILKS proportionally low !;
plaid, figured aud striped japanese, Of SUI
perior quality, lower than ever before Of
fered; Pongcc silks Of the most desirable
shades, and full line Of frnges, and We.
lure and satin trimmings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

McCormicks machines are not Of the
"Chcap John" style. Good material
worked up by skilled mechanics into ma
chimes that will give good satisfaction is
what we guarantee. Ne COrmek i'd
poAcc. l5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

Guns AND PISrols A large new stock
of these implements can he found at Sam.
Hooking a Co.'S Shot.Guns, Rifles, Revol-
vers, &c. See them if you want TO buy
They are offered cheap. Is If
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

For choice dress goods, such as Reps,
Turcos. Leno Cloths, japanese and pongee
Silks, Scrgcs, popIins OF all kinds Mohairs
and Alpaccas of all coIors, in endless vari,
ETY., 20 to the City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

Office aud residence to the Coad building,
north side of High street, diagoually across
from his late residence, where he NAV be
found hereafter. l9w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

Doors AND SHOES at Gundry 4 Gray's Of
every 'tyle A large assortment of ladies'
and misses CATERS; children's shoes ;
mems and boys boots and shoes. All
good and cheap
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

GuNDRy GRAY have received the largest
stock Of plain and fancy bonnet and trim
ming ribbons ever brought to this city.
which they are offering at New York prices.
Special Inducements offered to Millincrs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

SoMK Of the handsomest prints in this
market are at VIM. Tcasdale's. Ladies,
look at them before YOU buy, for you will
certainly regret it # YOU do not,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

HIS Holiness the Pope, is polite, it
seems, ~ well rs pioUs. With a
gentle word for Dr. D,llia9cr and his
party, the Pope says, let Us pray for
the conversion Of the fools who call
themselves Oh because they introduce
old errors Is there not an old Ital-
ian alage 70 this effect, Gle is fool
who thinks no one thinks but HIMSELF"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

Coon men decline to give written tcsti.
mouals in favor of the Mccormick Machines
on the ground that said machines "are good
enough to recommend themselves" 70
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

The new Tourist and Alpine Parasols are
at Gundry Il Gray's, besides "A large stock
of plain silk aud gingham of every desir.
able color.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

TIE Marsh Harvester, Star, Bertrand 4
Sims, Dexter, Furnt Il Bradley, and Ceres,
Corn Cultiyators, are sold 10y ID. II. Piatt
4 Co I'LL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

A srLENpp lot of fancy novelties, such
as lace collars, silk scaris, hondkerchiefs,
etc, at the City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

CALL at Gundry 4 Gray's ard see thei,
new Dress Goods, Japanese, Silks, foplins,
Alpacas, Grenadines, Percales, Lawns, &c
The finest assortment of Dolly Vardens il
the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

.. NJ. PlArr 4 Co., sell the Keystone,
Diamond. Climax. and Star Corn Planters
and the Jones Hand Planter. l1tl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

SEE the Sycamore Marsh Harvester Gull
tivator, for sale by d. VI. Platt u Co, l7tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

FoR RsNr.--The Bliss property, in this
city, is for rent on good terms. Apply 10
ALIEN. WILSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

"BE .iaSt, and fear not Let I'll the
ends thon aim'St ut he thy Country J.,
NY God :, and Truths
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

NrLouRs Of every color for trimming at
Gundry X Gray's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30
FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale, my farm Of 100 acres, building.
stock, and appliances situated miles south Of
Mineral Point next to ieuahaaS farm, on the raj
road track. There are Is acres under cultivation ;
a large meadow and never falling spring of good
water 80 feet from the house. Persons wishing to
buy, will please call me on the premises or IN
Mineral Point,
ANTHONY llANiSH.
Mineral Point April o. 1Si!--l1S5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-30

MERCHANT TAILRO-
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-
PORIUM. kept constantly
on Land a full assortment OF
all the leading styles Of
Cloths and Cassimercs. All
work done in the most dura-
bic and fashionable manner,
and a good fit warranted in
every case. Our stool of
Ready-Made Clothing is the
most extensive in the city, and
at least lOpcr cent. the lowest.
Call and examine for your
selves. XXlII-l7
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
2ano G1miu3s.t;cn.

g%raaur,E.*e Gnttu1unaen Der fanb,
fAminoele,er 1T Mew Merito uno COLORADO
No. an Den 1a3 sefommen, fbretbt man
IS erittrt in ienen @st!sten Elm 3ufano Der
uuHhrbett nss @rurobe7ses, w:e ct letnes
@tv,den In Der SeiHihn niht bat. Gin
Mniteoitr In 1enen @e9enben it 9dnaltA BEL
@naoe ter Qanolpeeulanten uAo Betruaer
psetsat9eben. pon pensn Die psni9ten trseno
e:atn &shtstttt. aYf eas 2onS Absa. eas.
wte lie bsaaupten. tbnen seeort. @ls Colo
raoo ais Ierritprtum c-strt tp.:>:, f6nttt
oas besfaaGse @t(es etp @tad BON &anfas
uno BON 1tab uno audi etnen @tretfen pcn
Msw Mertto al, UNI pas neue 2errtturtum
3u arrpnDtren, uno bemfelten bic seraoe
@ren3ltnte 3u sebsn. Das @efeb pom %.
Suli 1854 teauitraste ben @sn.ral'@ eonae
tel BON New Merifp, lber bic Qanb Grants
in New Merifo unterfu&unS an3uaeQen unb
baraber Ber,Gt au srHattsn. uno bas @efet
pom q. Stunt 1850 beadttste mtt etntsen
MsbtFcattonen s~tsisnigen @rants. oeren Be.
f%dttsuna Der Beriat bes General, @spme.
tiers %auempfabl. @ettoem III etn She'll bee
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
Neui9feiteu.

Tic 1nfti Gnkn foG einen "~".'
Reaenten erbaIrsn. Man Dertntet blerNbe:
aus Mabrso: j. Ie Re la @onda, cen rte
1paailhe &eai"Hn9 ais Nadioleer galma
issa's ais Gs@ ratsouperneur mad CUBA
iencen min, mc erett5 bon lS49 bis 1852
Bsneralcapitaa ieasr Snlel INT wurbe mad
Dem Nnfhlaee aou 2ppe; ;urIdberufen rnt
burh Ganeto srisst. Nah Der Reppluticn
Don 1854 bstan u istne ate Stele auf
Cuba rispe, unb perpalte:s fetn Nmt-
MT Nuanatme etner fur3sn Suspeneiruna
pon ie,nen Tuneti omen unter Nanarsa Ser
wa,tune in Sabre 1856 49, bte gum Ds3su,.
Der 1858, gu sslder 3ett eE feline %efGna.
ton etnrstdte, Ny iepo9 bsrett erFIl.te, tts
aur 8%etlesuna Der Giferenaen NIT GRe>ttc
auf feinem plase 3u ss,elsibsn. Narfdat
Gonda 1T etn etirtser @tea>rb es ameritart,
f1sn &tnTuGss auf CUBE uno sin sntbufa
Rtihsr 3Qmpfer fur pas (pant',ae SntertGe.
aaein ct TT troboem In pielen Be3ietuneen
Dem General Valmafeoa meit Dorjujte>sn.
Gr 1T Elm ebsnlo sroBsr@slebrter wis tapf:>
ret Sctpat uno bat wGbrenb Der rerfhteoe
men Rssteruneen, bte Spanten, feiteer batte,
per{htspene biplomattfAe, mtlttdrtfde uni
Restsran9sRenen bef!eioet.
Aus Qsnbon melpet man: Gtnt
fhredti1e GrptaNpn fam In Gem &eblenbers,
werf ~ Oatwooo pcr, wabreao Die Arbetts'
in remlslben bort IL 1~bdttSfeit waren.
Vtsten Der Qeuts 9elan9 Is 3u sntfommen
e,ne Mn3abl .eritIten par ober absciperr1
sao it wabri4etuli9 umssfommen. 81
Q;;hen bat nun bereits an eas &aeesl:d d!
A bfaht uno iutt meitsr mud Den Berm.bter
5ofort nab Der @rvlolsn 5tat5 Druer aus
uno bic eroben Wsrte uao ttosutsaosn Wa
lA,nea wureen sdn5liA 3ertD't.
Son Suttslrt nitro ssihs's1sn : Die
M%uswauosruns mad Mmsrtta but aud stn
Tubetlsn 9sfris9t. Nah Der neusften Btr
oronun9 BARI ts,n DiiIttdrpthAttSer meb'
1uspanoern, au6 penn bic sanse 81.
Emtl!e aber Gee 8ett. Gin tatiaifbs'
Radwsts sibt an, pob BON 1853 bis 1865
auswaa>>::.-a ANS gang prsusen 1865
Dtr(onen, aus @irsmbers 1898, au.
Bats: aa4.575, @werin &c. 992 unb Yaoss
le, 946-,u'amn,sn zso,+e5 x6pfs. @3abs
nur, pab ote Btfimmunssortt utAt axs.ss'
ben waren.
Der Bunbesratt BET @4wet3 bat 5000
Branes als 8tttras 3ur u%nterfAsune BE-,
Notbl.toenoen in Gtieaso sefenoet; 3artd
bat A, 1000 Trants, Bafel 1891 Jranes unit
ct. @aaen 1890 Graues seididt.
Der @orfstr bes Committee iar austpdr.
ttse Mnselesentetten In @afbtnston BAIT.
tlr3ltd NIT benz @taatsfetretdr etne gonfe.
.ens bstrsfs Der Gutaner 8rass. Der Se.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

@sbtets, baS tte Grant, Snbaber heanfpru'
den, burG bas preaniibe Goneressefes benz
Ierrttprtum golorano etnperleibt woroen
rpabrenp jeeer Tub brett 2anb, ben Colorado
an M2w Mer;Ya certrte, unter BEN msrifani.
iNen Grants tn Anirrub eenpmmen nitro,
3rei r,sfer Grants wurpen burG bae
WeftB DON 1860 unb Der brittle bur1 bas
@eieB DON 1870 tefdtiet. Die 8etrl9ereten
nau0sn 'dcn aeablhtist sewefen iein, npd
eye cergonqreb anserufsn wurpe. Man BE-
merit reut:'h sfnun aas Bic srbbte eors>
falt barauf per.peaeet morbtn If, ben UNI
fan9 Der 8.aats i'll oerter9e1. Ter gertdt
oes @eneral>@ ecmeters unterlieb ee, serabe
uber bieien triAtisen Yunft9lles fsfSufslen.
Nur In oenSdQtn Der tlsiu1sn 9ano-@rants
lief er i4 auf etne8eersnsuns beGe!ben uno
etne aprrertmattp S&dsuns Der beutatoten
BcoenFd6e etn, udbreno Is lderli4 feline
pft4t tn a1en 5dQen war, etne apprortma-
ttpe @4lBun9 bes umfanes Der Grants 3u
seben. Nl5 3err Sanribse ben 8aridt
unb bte GrtenntntRe bes COMMITTEES Ger
Yripat.9 anbanfpra&e iberretate, sefanb Ct
~, bab bos COMMITTEE ni4t wubte, mas Is
etsentli4 pcreef&laeen bat, ODER mte ntel
Ntatonsn Mder Qano es rpeeseben mone , er
beantraste tnbefen lebtslt9 cine @cbtfca>
tton bes Bert4ts oes General @epmetere,
tnoen, Ct etnen Grant auf l00,000Gu abrat
alder unb etnen anbern auf % 0OOQuaorat.
N6er befhranfte. Dte San3e MaTe, ndm>
LID bret3ehn 2anb Grants, tpurben etnata
uno aae,n ouf ben Beridt zines Mannes be.
fattst, Der. UNI fG am gsltabeien aus3uori.
den, mentsftens in ieiner Mstsit t0AR nad-
lafis par. Scenes @e(te 5~a lpnit balb
New>Merifc wea.
Das 2ano wuree pof:j, "a rentoe ysu!,
uerlAsnft, bic rs lettber ptrE.uft uno mstt.
mails ]wisperoe,fauft babyl.. Ssgt absr
lbetnt ete Hrtfs etnautrstsu, Germ e5 tand:en
aaenbalben MISUNDERSTANDING auf ui:
persn Anlprahe beoeden nibt % *:buue.
note anfan9li9 terihtet wproen: faaoera Elm
Nreol ppa mebreren bunbert Qssaos, unt Die
@ren;en Der Grants fhetnen Fh ubs1 pae
ealte Norcamertfa aus5ubebnen, otne pab
Vb bte prdtenoenten an oieienisen @renSsn
tebren, ooa ben 2aro.9 arpYen ssrihlungen
5u tperoen, Die NIT iebem Sage 3oblreiHer
'perbsn. Dtefen cclofalen 2anplAwiabe.
leten 9~e9enaber %faramrfen felbt bic unee.
9euren Gtstfdtls Ger lammanp. ganbe uub
oes fpoeralen Ninss III jm:rebaften Dtmsn-
1onen jufau,aseu.
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II. .. 81. am Mrfanfas Slug BON etnen,
69peefurm iserfansn wcroen, fetn gisb
tuar 1ammtlth u%mssfcmmen uno CT lelha
auf Den Gbenettn Der SIRE %umterespan-
bert, bis er enbliG Sic giienbakn erreihte.
Gr nurce In ra5Mtlitlrbrlpital tn bas Sort
WaIace eebraht, pc tbm bsice erfrrrene
Tube abaenommen merpen mubten.
Die Giumannerung 1T Neu 0ort frdbrene
oes pprisen Sabres eertbeilt ii9 auf tie
serlhieoenen Qdnbe. pte fcl9t:
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9ieuefeS.

M n.-Dis rspublitanti1en
@enatcren urr Die M,teliener oes rerubltfani.
lhen Nationol. Gcmite, ta5 feline 0%srtano-
lunsen teenbete, Iheinen fdmntt!th ii Der
Mnfht lbereinauR'mmen, to6 bic Maticnal>
Convention in Ybtlaoelrtta TIRE gauge Muf.
eabe In sinem zase lDen werbe, tnbem fe
foiprt CUR Dt,osr.N domination Don Grant
unb Golfar itArsiten uno taua bic Ylatform
en- t!ve occeptireu rperpe.
Sprtngtielb, II. Jar. @ouve!neur
palmsr unter3itdnete beute Mtttag Die
1empsren3 Ytu, btelelbe tt fpmtt gum Wefes
iur ben @taat Suinots 9eworben.
Der Gouoerneur foa lan9e IN 3wetfe1 &C.
! uefn iein, Oh er ben @eiesentwurf unter~
3etAaen ODER isia8eto se5en penfelben etnle'
gen icate. @hltebli@ CAB Die Batri2etn>
lihfeit, bab teipe 9duisr Der eesislatur oas
| 8eto bes @pureusurs ltsrnimmen wi1bsn,
sen Nusf9la9.
Detrptt. Wth. Das Bunbessertdt
i@at ben Sf!i9sn DiRrtet Don Mtdtsan
fdate am Dien1as enen wtbtisen Gntideio
Aber Gtienbobnbonos, bic BON e~tn;elnen Sc,
meinsen aussefent poroeu. tnoem Is f@
1T Die @ultisfelt aQer folder Bonos, relr.
Be3ablurg pcn SntereR: IN rerie(ben aus.
! ~ al unb bic betrefenoen @emetnoen ba>
iur baitbar erfidrte.
| Marttberidt aus Rtlmaufse Don, Sdlub
| porieer Mode: Die unsundisen europdi'
i1en Beri6te wirftn nod tmme: brldtuo
| auf ben Marft uno tte Yretie iino aber-
mals abasfdlaaen. I'm Ter Morsen. 86rfs
wurben na6s3u 100000 8ulbl Rr. 2
Sprins o~erfauft gu l.2lS regular 1918, In
Der leBtsn 6dlfte bes Slnuar ab3ultefern,
uno 1873 bic /. 234 i'm Tebruar ab3ulteitrn.
| Sn 3r. / wnrbe ntats 9ettan.
! In Der Mtttass.86rfs wurbe Bis tura DOR
5&lue issr wents settan. &duftr tuartete
s:f etnen Mbi&tds uab bic gertdufer BAL
ten aarad. Der nottwenotsfe @toarf
purbe sebedt IN 1874 fur g: :. l. l'22 fur w.
2 resuldr uno 1924 fir 81. 2. tut Tss:aar
ab3ultefern.
auf Eager befanben dd 1.434,0o0 8uitet
Wetsen, sss.n 100000 9uitel an benz
ent(preaenben Sage b.s lest'n Sab'es.
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W eltlt6 :.

Die S*mperens 8emesarg eewtnnt tn
Zen @efeb8sbunsen perfdtecener @taaten
thinner mebr 8open. Dag Der @taat Obto
beretts ttn Sem%perensseies BAT, ,pel&es Die
ertremfen Nafpriihe Der terrldenben partet
befrtebtsen mub, wetb Der 2tfer. Run folat
Satncts penn aus Sprtnsfelb wtrb pom
IL. B. NRts. folsenbes bertdtet:
SIM Neprdtntonttnbaufe wurte bte
3emptren3 = Bin aufsenommen. &oerner
brants Elm ENHANCEMENT EN-, na4 usl9em
Der BegriF .fptrituois Getrdnfe" pt&t auf
@stn, @alsJetrdnte ODER Gtber aasseoebnt
werben fofte. Das Mmenbea,ent tpurpe nit
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1919

~ VSSS wa
@rantsn in Nusfht fdnter, taB pteimebr
eteFs matt tsssit ietgsnuotSuune 3u ssbea,
fats Vefssesct'leBunssn rorsefpmmen ieiea
unp 10 lanse iis stes iu tbua pi1ens fet, liese
fesne &rtessseIabr rpr.
Wserere tefannte reutIte &eputlifQner
itno IN Ser 8unpes5aupttaet anmefego. um
etne Sepa9un9 au Dun(tsn btr Nemintlre~
tlcn beroorsurufea rap bic B%emubunaen tes
Senators @4ur5, bic beutlAen &eputtifaner
Grant Affirming gu MAIDEN, entseaen AZ ara
betten. Dtsle esute periidern, S6up'sgiw.
FuB bel61dnta ii9 auf bic Deut1den TT
MiNcurt, 100 ete meiFen rerc(uttcnlrsu gle.
nente n%crtancsn isien. Man ria Ger(uhe
MAIDEN turb bic prefe tu keweiien, aab biz
@Nur3fae 8emesuns eesen bic Sa:ueG,ns
Der Deuti6en ltt.
Cine fa,te Grber1dutteruna mu,pe in
auetee, Ganaea, am IL b. Mbenb I'M, 10
Mtnuteu mad s utr perfpart; fe pdbrte.
unsefd9r S @efunben. Die Ginwpbner
tpureen beoeutenp beunruttst unb ltefen auf
bic etroeen tinaus. Die tn Der Mettcbt>
fentir4e p%erfammelte @emetnbe aertetb
bur& bic Gri9atteruns tn bte or6bte Aufre.
8une. Gs tpuroe, 70 ptel man erfabrsn
fann, fetn @&area 3usefuet. Das Grtte-
ben puroe audi IN @iptere tu Qpup uno
msbreren anbern Srten perfpurt.
Be1t4te, tie ipsben einSetrp6tn fnr, Re.
fdtisen bic Nadrt6t Don Der Tluat bes
praipenten Gtspebes, @nfabrers Der cuba.
ntihm &epc(uticnGre. Metrere aneere
terpprr1senpe Setter bss WuiFanbes beslet.
teten i'm auf tr Jluat, unb sesenmdrtia
ipn ct auf gurrpe, elmer Der Mntiaen, 1hmsr
erFrantt barnteper liesen.
$arts.-Ties CUR 8eriGter iattuns uttr
cit Nunlaharfett Der @erleeune tes &este<
ruHhsi'eee ocn &er|aiIts rod Moris nteper<
0f|Nc2 gcmmiilicn ipri5r IT'D atrsijenb
l.c! cls Scee FER &ty:yauua aus.
epn .-Su &tuiea nat mtesfrur etne
|hreG!tde Grq!rira ltutfislunstr, aoeur6
Neni9enlsttn UNI c"lss 0issnttum aerR6rt
murfe. Tte1elbe tanp fat, m0arenp Bic
Mtnirer an Der @rbeit tuaren. sic fcnn trn
gum She'll entFteteu, rod slaubt mon. ra,;
cine san3e &btbetluns per(tlben ;u Wrunts
9e9ansen iet. Man bat bsreits eli Maau
tcbt bereusse3csen uno rem aneern wnb
auf's Gtfrislfe nahsefcr'Gt. unmittelbor
mad benz Small broden Tlammen aus,
mel6e bic ausseeetnten 6oljmerfe urp Ma.
lAtnen ppQ9Groi9 sertDrten.
Dublin. DtfNsitatfcn ne9en {ettftan>
bigger germaltun9 Srlants hurh Srldnber
BAT Tn @rlfe bereits tttfe @ur,e!n eelhla.
s Ss"' ~. ~ *tuvt u'lRsI 1prsf Wn'PPfSttn ibsr Sic
@aGe pfranlaCt pxsben. Die @Gtlsr 81
Dcnr9eues basen eenle!ten aufgtforbert,
iein Marsat uieoer;ule3ea, "a iein 8ieey>
fanb sesen Gle "6ene &ule" i'm CUR Ser
tretuns ibssr Jntsreden untaut1td made.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
,,5nlanoii@e Nadri9ten.
3trbIt6 e 3.
lSffieiell.]

Die tpdw. @etflttfett ii eriuht, Zen
SabresberiAt Der 3abl Der tn ibren Mt'>
R%cnsfattcnen wdtrenS bes S1bre5 1871
poraenpmmenen Iaufsn Ipbalo ais tbualt9
benz @ecretdr Der DiI3efe ein;uisnoen.
Sptn S%relanb.