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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
GREELEY VERSUS GRANT.

Elrrtion Is roming.
Midst shouting and dr'sIpn,,ng.
And Greeley is trying. but can't,
With speeches and notes.
To obtain enough votes.
For triumph Ger General Grant.
lie swings his old hat.
Fiattrrs Sa,abo and Pat.
And tries in their minds 10 implant
The notion that he
Will better friend b~
To their interest than General Grant
He don't hesitate
With .Ieg Dtri- to mats.
Ncr With Democrats hungry and gauuti
Tor anything now.
ffe II bald to avow-
He will ds to beat General Grant
Though Republican long.
lie il n,w ~ the wrong.
And with claims tn constaney seans;
For he tries all be can
To put down the great man
He supported as General Grant
But in spite of his greed,
lie will ns.Ir succeed.
For the people declare that he slian't.
by cpnanct so base,
Ever win in the race
He is running with General Grant.
And now since We know
That poor Greeleys' no 90,
And by no means the man that we want
Let us work, might and main,
Till we once more obtain
The election Of General Grant
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

iSr Gen. Har,isan was called the farmer candi-
date for President, and elected by rousins
majority. Therefore, the Liberals call Greeley
the farmer candidate. Lincoln was called the
railsplfter, and was triumphantly elected. The
Liberals seek to put Greeley OH the same footing,
by calling him the woo,l-chopper. Clandius was
made Emperor Of Rome, because he was found
with his upper story hidden, but his hinder end
exposed. Perhaps the Liberals also angnr success
from the fact that their candidate has exhibited
his pOsteriUr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ We notice that Hon. J. T. Norton, Judge
Of the Thirl Judicial District, is being almost
unanimously solicited by the members Of the bal
Of his District, to hecome candidate for re-elec
tion, regardless Of party. He will he reelected
whether he have opposition not. He is the
best and most industrious District Judge in the
State
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

V- The Paola Republican wants Congressman
who do not sell themselves, body and breeches,
for prospective Judgeships. and who are not too
lazy 10 sneeze. People are getting too hard to
please. If you don't want corrupt officers, take
men who are too lazy to be corrupt. The hest
way to secure active clerk, who will not steal,
is to get one who has had both legs and arms cut
of.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Is THIS FAIR!-Men will let an open account
run for years, without settlement; and then,
when the final reckoning comes, and their bill
looks formidable. they will complain that the
amorpt = exorbitant or insist that they arc
charged with more than they got, or with what
they have already paid. We have had experience
of this kind. Why not settle at least once year,
and keep D run Of your business 1t is hard to
credit s.an forever, and then forgive the debt be-
cause it has run so long there may be some mis-
take about it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

70 The Indiana Republicans are talking of
nominating Vice President Colfax for Congress
man at large from that State. This would be a
sensible move. Colfax would he of more service
in Congress than in the Vice Presidency. and
would strengthen the ticket in Indiana His ser
vices should not I've lost to the party and the
country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

20 Poor Gov. Cox, Of Ohio, is having bad
time oft He bolfed the Republican party, and
went to Cincinnati He was disappointed there,
boted that movement, and went into the New
York Free Trade conference. That didn't go to
suit him, and he has bolted again. There is but
one resort left for him. Let him join the Wool-
hull party. There in where they want Cox
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ The way the Germans are goirg for Gree
ley, may he judged from the fact that ont of over
a hundred German political papers in the United
States, just seven support Greeley. and most Of
them are Of local character, without any con-
siderable influence
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

ie D"ls"n Cox told the Free Traders at New
York that if they would. indorse the Cincinnati
'eNet' he would carry his State for Greeley. Cox
carrying ii. State (Ohio) for anything, sounds
3,ee' when 1t is remembered that the Republicans
!" 'nat state We're compelled TO throw sim over
'"ard' nj Tie expiration Of his term as Governor
S. 81 ave the party from being swamped in the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

II The Bolt from the CiReinsati Convention.
in the Free Trade interest. net at New York, last
week. portion of the members bolted, and the
balance nominated William S. Groesieck, Of Ohio,
for President, aud Frederick law Olmstead, of
New York, for Yice-Prcsident II is supposed
that this ticket will run nip and tuck with the
oherln Anti-Masonic ticket. Gnesbeck and
oimstead! Isn't there poetry in these names, for
campaign songsi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
Sanss Of the Campaign.
rHE DksPeNDRNr oNK.

a song for the rake and hoe:
A soag for the hammer and Ak;
A song for the booming losu:
carui fog shsraaker's VAR.
Twas thuA at the cloee AZ d.y
He sat By his dsor and sang:
His heart With sorruw was wruuy
While ths hills q Chappsqua RAG.
MY shoes creak wherever 60.
Ny straw hat b always swry,
Ny trowsets are tucked In nv bsota
Ny neck-sie Rms into my eve;
Ny coat wraps me mp Ike . sack
OF butfans Il hasn't hit
When look at the pit Of my stomach,
think Of the bottomless pit
II find all my pleasure In chickens,
In hearing their innocent talk;
In seeing the ripplins bruok run
And watching the sm0nth gravel walk:
In hearing the red oxen low,
As off to the meadows they HE:
While the tall chimney swallows the swallows,
As into its black fiue they hy.
There are men who most always arc sneeriny
At Chappaqua's wonderful farm.
All little they know what il cnsts me
To cloth me and keep myself warm,
Ali day must pump at the pumpkin.
And at eve the wecvil weave.
Spin spinach. and turn up the turnp,
And bind them up in a sheaye.
Let chicken thieves ride in a carriage,
Let cabbage heads ride in q cab;
I'D rather raise bob on hobby.
From ChappaIua To the Punjab.
/ want Ia bestrile 4 horseraslish.
\ cssque Of pis.iron on my head.
And sweep through the land of the living,
Down into the realm Of the dead
For this world is sad and 30 lonely,
Not a pumpkin its sympathy shows:
Not a cucumber sobs with my signing
No; q horse-bush will weep with my woes.
Oh ie au the heart of the cabbage!
Oh fiddle for folly and sin.
Farewell to the earth and its sorrowsi
Cape. graveyard, fain would turn in!"
Twas tine song of the rake and hoe.
The soas Of the hammer and AK
The song OF the boomins loom.
The song od the shoemaker'S wax.
Which thus, at the close of day.
He sat by his door and sang:
For his heart with sorrow Was wrung.
While the hills Of Chappaqua rang.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ Joseph E. Riggs, of Lawrence, at Greeley
ratification meeting. severely criticised Grants
military character. Bnt whose business is it. if
Riggs sees fit to engage in such harmless pastime:
Better that, than doing harm to somebody. Bet
ter that, than swindng some little boy out Of his
gingerbread, by playing at pins
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ Is there any little thing that bothers prir-
tiers more than the mark II is so natural to
stick this in before sum Of figures that we are
almost sure read that this that city contains
s5O,OOO population or some woman died aged
sos years. or that chimney has been built 1851
feet i'm height.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

" When Greeley is defeated, the white hats
can he laid aside to make shoddy Of for the next
war. So that. they will be Of some service to his
friends. All the shoody contractors for Gree
ley. They are the 'soldier element" that is in
his favor,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Y The Girad Prcss comes ont for Greeley.
The Prcss is Democratic paper, but for several
years has been running independently, on local
considerations. The editor has .s~ Joined hands
with the men who burned his office and rOtten
eggri him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

fV The Liberals delight in calling Greeley
Uncle Horace. "Uncle" is the pet name given to
pawnbrokers. Greel-y's traffic is mainly with di.
lapidated politicians, and he is dickering Tor the
effects Of the late Democratic party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

10 1t was said Of Lincoln, that he was the man
that "split rails and mauled Democrats" 1t may
be said Of the other distinguished axnlan, Greeley,
that he mauls rails and splits Democrats.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

" The soldiers are rallying for Greeley"
we are told We understand that all the wax
kernels are for him, and the privates connected
with them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

70 Gabrielle Greeley, youngest daughter Of
Horace is on her way home from Europe. Ga
brielle's trumpery and Gabriels trump will come
long before Horace gets into the White House,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ Whenever We look at the portrait Of Hor-
oee Greeley, there is something in the appearance
and shape Of his mug. that makes wonder
whettey his mother didn't Ioug for onions, sfsii
before he was born
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

N Capt. Colvocorrases was nysterion~ly mas.
dersSt It BrhgePort, Connectirut, . few days ago.
Such name % that is enesgh t. doom . man to
. vinls9t dasth
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ VIM. II. Russell, the leading member Of
the once famous ffsighting firm Of Rnssel, Majors
& waddcll, died recently, at ST. Louis. Of Pneu-
mOnia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

70 Hon. Thoe. A. Osborn writes us that we
Guessed it. relative to his position on Greeley.
He doesn't want any Greeley in his.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
Attachment Notice.
JF william and 1

william s n. smith, p-s-..,...
Attachment Plaintiffs demand sixteen - 100
dollars.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the 9th day Of June
~ is.2 J. r. Hanp-on Justice of the Peace of Centre
nship Douiphan County. KaB.as isrue Order Of
Attachment in the above named for the Of sixteen
dollar. and snd that said will b
heard the z9th day Of July s.z at 10 clock A
y. WOOD Attorney far Plaintiff.
June n Is,2-3w Prs fee. q.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

iv lhe last Troy Repssiicsa announces that
george W. Larzelere has been ensasel W it. as
editor and business agent
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

VIZ We have had ensneh sbsst Janauschek's Il
what else has she ens.-Ex. - = - :.
Te-hee! We don't like to tell!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

~ The yr~ York uytd tina, Gr-eley has PER
anafria Il sh"a.and. ~ brm"~ra,s viii sishr %"e
sgainrt him stay at heme. He has R-pubean
sr~nrh: the Republicans would ii~a Of
his halins any Office when he full
with theta
10 The advantage which Democrat. hoped from the
Cinrinnati movement that IL would split the Repnbli
can party and keep the Drmocrzir party united, Thus
FAR Mr. Grreley. nss.:.si." At Cincinnati ., had pr
party and In the Republican party substantially united
". T. werid.
that city, M, he questioned that the meeting Of
Greeley in fi- ry, last evening repr--en-
rscy the strength ~e the behalf Of the pni
i-ophrr among the people Of this country In eity
Of s 0oO inhabitants eight fsrward in re.p,p.
10 call far Greeley meeting and probably careful can
,s-- that th. /. a'af the r.tso throughout the
Union
- s.me time -inre the TriB.ss said: Y.-. Cs,.r.I
Grant ha. fsied :. crafty .n@s eager aspiration. and
an iii not Iii and b. sdnisissr.sioe viii nrn,s - 10 n
eusly vital We shall hrsr lsm~nt.tsa at~r ls,e-ut.
the ,ongs but Amer1can people let sism az .. 70
hrerd Their -rsag am eI5- him iri.nphant through
and sustain him; they never failed and never will
~ An inuocrnf editor of . rur,i name, I'M p.,,.,
mia eongr.tulsir- NJ Gre-ley on his nomination and
ps"%,,. to prs,hina MN ,sss ~ BE- IN psg. him
tw.> b-hahe NJ, Grrelsy :-@ut.tsu- declines ib.
Ssly ,alI. Il the bargains II Ir.l ts,s III
Of Demoerais over th. :sls il he .actr With
one rrs.n-shsr il doesn't really expsr1 70 h.re nv 10y
Offices dispo-s Of
~ The B~tn Journal says: .T,rrisr ,....,t ~
Grant. headline which Ia. be~n quite canspieuous in
Bnthing new Lee and Pemh~rtn6 balsper and Br,eg
and B.r~s.rd and Jehnrsnn made ferric ss.snt. unsn
blank cartridges "f di-sPpnte CSasrrs.aen ssse-s him
yalsr deg u.s s<es p<rsnbalsfisx the city thor
Sne ehi1ies sss:r wide collar just forpipss
essd. .s;rsss,z and hysn-Prus~efias On The
the warning spf<a -DNat sknot - Pol;rr1sp soare
that hsrk; teaeh s"t . single bsw Pssf Prsss
~ nan inesscsfste1 In the Tauuh. hss be<n frurinx
IN ekalk the vs. a hs eeil: I'm New Ysrk CITY the
spses q 0ehuehea vsrh ~ I1eog Paint hesvesvsra
Tn bese ~ stealing ef q bssad fsr sfarvine ehA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

iin9em Seate feblen mircen. Seit eS
pnicieQ befannt it, RAP i'm October 1872
recrutirt miro, piro bic Auswanperaua
INNER itdrfer /; in @etlsr !. g., bent
Sauptprt beS Cations, satlt man nur
nod flint jun9s Seute err Glai7sn 1871
unp 1872. Der sr5esre She'll Der Gmis
9ranten 1T in rie fran;Side slrmes einses
tretsr,, tnr man slaubt RAP bic llebriss
blsibencen ii6 BALD ibren 8amerapen an
ldlttBsn perren. Die spsi junsen asut,,
welde rer Slaie 1871 ansebSrcn, errsis
den ibr 81. Sabr spr rem nd6ten Dc
tcber utp mDQen it6 fir Gle frans5flhe
Natirnalitdt auslpre6sn. Die rrei, pel6e
Der &lade 1872 anseb5ren, finp tereit,
Rem Sprniiter wiepsr su tra9su, pie fees
1870 bic II setban."
Som &ei6sfansler lit laut Der 81.
pr. 3t9." beim peuti6sn Suneesratbe
Der Gntwurf zines 9eieBe6 iiter bic amt
lide 0ei6aftslpra6e in elias. sotbrinsen
ein9ebradt rprcen. Die Sprlase ent>
bdlt iieben para9rapbe1. Nad ben
Sauptbeitimmun9en perlelben ipllen in
cem &ei6slance bic amtli9sn Giraffe,
Serfii9un9en uno Gnti6eipunscn, nell
DE Scn ~faiierl. observation-disclosures
dusscbcn, in peutl6er Spra6e abgefabt
leilt. OaS 9let6e gilt bon alien Gtnsa>
ben an bic Seb5reen. Den in fran,Siis
i6rr Sprade absefasten prisat llrfuns
Den, mel6e sur Ginre9iitriruns prdientirt
perreu, 1T cine teslaubiste reutias rle@
berieBung bei;ufiissns @inbli6s Ser
banrlunsen Spr Den SesirfSratben unp
Dor Dem ~faiierl. Gatbe linp in beutz
i9er Spraae su fibren. YerIrnen, wsle
DE bes Oeutldm ni6t funpis iinp, baz
ben lid babel Der Ssrmitteluns zines
DcaRstiders ;u bepienen. 0aS nsae
0eiey fol- nit rem 1. Suli ,. s. in Strait
treten. Sn 9anpestbeilen nit ibsrpies
senp franSSiider Sepbltsruns aber fam
nod sinise 3eit absr pielen 1srnin bin
aus Sfertltden grlalIen uno Sstanntz
ma6unsen cine frans6iide ll%eberiesuns
beisefiist wsroen. @u6 iinp nod einise
Belt mad Gem 5ermin Giinsaben in franz
;Sfi6er Sprabe suliliis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
GGa6z0 othrinaen.

Die pHi;ibie vGliabsr GprreipUnrsns"
batte unldnsit bel @ittbeiluns Der UNI
sinitisen Grsebni1e Der Splfssabluns
uater aaeeren, bic Abnabme Der Seslens
sabl in Sreitenba6 uno Grlenba6 i'm
&reiie S6lstttapt pur9 ben u8ss;us
Ger 6abrifbep5lferuns" erflart. Oase@
gen wirp in einem aus Weiler beiS6letts
itart an cen slsi6faus cfieiSisn uglies
rerrb. Courier" seri9teten Yriefe BE-.
merit i: uSreitenba6 unb grlenba6 iins
s~rSstsntbeilS pom Iferbauern unb @eins
bauern bsppbnt sS %sriitirt ni9t cine
ein;ise Sabrif in ben ;pet DSrfern, unp
bic paar @eber, bic IS hort sibt, BADEN
ni6t raran sepa6t aus;uwanpern, pa iie
immer glrbeit batten. Die Mbnabme bat
ibrsn @runc rariL paB sisle iunse 2eute
ua6 Sranfrei6 a%uswanpern, 100 ie in
bic fransSiide armee eintreten, INN Iia
Der WilitarpFibt 81 enbiebtn, unb i'd
CLAUDE, ZAP, penn man i'm October 1872
wisper cine 3abluns Sprnabme, siele Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
ceferreia.

Der ,Seiterr. Splfsfr. bemerft, RAP an
swei &isner fatbelii9en S9ulen ilsiz
i6s eebrer anseteut finp !: an Der fatbcs
liiden &nabenldule gu Sdpttenfelp, an
3iesslfrabs Siraelit slpolpb 6einri5,
felt Ncpember .. S.; an Der fatboliz
l9en Wap@enldule in Der 8pBau, GrIne
Gbprsa1s tte Slein Sabine atlas, felt
einissn @pden. nGS wurbe bassssn
bereits tir6lidsrIsits @erwabruns einses
lsst", i9rsibt pas Slatt. uMit pslasH
Grfulss 1T ab;uwarten. Splen int
altfatbrlil9sn Seierreid bic Supem nun
aud nod bic Grsieber unisrer Sussnp
,perren ? Die firdlide Seb5rpe bat ibrs
pHibt erfiat mSsen nun AUDI bic fatbc@
liiden Gltern bic ibriss erfiaen. Gs 1T
;par suna9t aafsabe Ger fatbolffdem
gltsrn Biens, sesen einen 70 flasranten
GinsriF in ibre &edte zen prptef ibres
@ewiGens uno ibrer elterliden slutcritdt
IN erbeben, aber bic Yrin;ipisn, ,pelde
rurd bic Infelluns iipil1er eebrer an
fatbpliIhen S6ulen SerleBt wercen, erbez
ben bisie Grase iiber bic lpcalelr @ren,en
binaus su elmer Grase zen eminent fatboz
lilbe Sersutuns. Darum 1T eS @ufsa@
be aaer fatbpliids pplitii6en Ssreine De-
iterrei6s, auer iiberscasunsstreuenSa
lifsn Der Wpnar6ie, einmitbis eases
gen ;u prpteliren, RAP man ibren Sinbern
in ben Sdulen ;u reren Sslud ite &C.
spunsen werpen, Sucen als 9ebrer itgt.
Gs 1T pies cine aufsabe, siel wi6ttser
UNI Sisl nrinsenrer, ais prpteite unb 8ez
lplutipnsn sesen birsfte &ei6Sratbpab>
len, unp nidt na6 Sunsertaulenrsn mad
Willipnen miisten bic llnterI9riften sesen
rieits @ttentat auf lie fatbplilhen Sc
wiilen sablen.
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Granfreia.

UFUWlFtlW.
Sc ii gut, IA. Die unfru6tbare 8es
tpesuns unter zen Oepurtirten rer franz
sSilden &ammer ibrsm Gnre entsesene
ssbt, neil man ipnt cas- S6limmlte fir
6ranfreid tefirdten mibte. @ir wies
rerbplen, mas mir i6pn friber Iastsn :
Die Gpnititutipnele Srase 1T CUR 96iuns
nod nidt reif. Die parteien, &eputliz
faner Wpnardiiten, iteben ii6 nod 81
i6rcf chamber sesenibsr, belize Eager
fino in ibren eisenen &eiben nod su lsbr
9etbeilt. Man bate erpartet, 2e9itimis
fen unc Srleaniten piireen ibren Sarer
Ser9eien unp Dem Sriecen unp lem @pbz
le res SaterlanceS st lieb, ii6 Die Sdnce
%einancer rei6en /; jest aber iteu: es iid
beraus, pae ibre Sereini9ung nidtS me-
niger als cine Sbatiade it, uno ZAP fsis
mes Ger betpen Manifefte SerSHentli6t
piro. 0urb fieie @enbuns Miro rie
&e9ieruns cine nele llnrube eripart, Sa
iie cine iplGe Bientli6e &unc9ebut9 ais
einen ansriT auf Die &epublif bdtte an
ieben miifen. 9a6 0eridt mar ipgar
perbreitct pprren, SbierS Iei nit Der Sins
fen einSertanren pdB 0eBtsre in Ter
&ammer 2lntrdBe gu Guniten rer Hepus
blif itele. 9luS Alem pem miro nidts.
Sn Der legten &ammeriisun9 batten rie
0infe unb bic &e6te 0eleSenteit, ibre
beirerieitise Stdrfe ;u meiIen. SIS banz
relte fi6 Tim bic @abl son S.uai tpren
fir bic Seriammlun9, nobel rie &epue
blifaner S~plitanris sei6lastn wurpen,
inrem Die prei Ganeiraten Der &edten
aus Ter 8abl b%erSOrsinsen. auS cen
snSablen Der Stimmen, muB man i6lies
Zen, CAP pas linfe Centrum, baS aus &C.
9emdBistsn &eputlifanern beltebt, li9 bel
rer abitimmuns tbeilte. Dteie Ibatla6e
ldBt bpTen, RAP bel elmer Ibtimmuns
iiber @pnar6ie pper &epublif ebenfals
siele @itslierer rieier Sraftiun gu Der
&edten iitersebsn, ME aud anprsrleits
i9lasen wiirpen.
Seinri9 V. 1T Der Ginsiss Der nit
einem ii6sren glife in rieies sanse par
tsiipisl sineiniiebt. Dur6 feline wiirpise
unp einidtsYpae 5altuns bat er ben CT
fols elmer Seresuns sereitelt, bic siels
lei9t fir Sranfrei6 einen Sirserfriss
bate mad iid ;ieben fSnnen. Satte CT
ras prpsramm Der Srleaniten ansencms
men, 70 bate or bic einsise Grunplass
serla6en, aus bic er ii6 ais &rpnpratens
bent tlBen fam, unr er bate feinen
GranO msbr sebabt einen Sprsus sor
ZEN Orleans su beanipru6en; bate er
ras prpsramm psrwUrfen, 70 bate CT ben
Senpen;sn Der Srleanifen reueS 9eben
unp ibren Sei6ulpisunssn einen neusn
@rrwanp sessben ; iie batten ii@ berufen
fSnnen auf ieinen StSrriinn Der aud &C.
senaber ben biaisfen Sprrerunssn UNI
beuslam bleibe. 9einri6 V. sins ni6t
in bic Sale.
antWerpen 1T sur &eiipen; ess tinfti<
gen fransSfiden &Sniss seworten. =
Gran;Sii@e 9rafen unp Sarons ipmmsn
unp seben swiiden Seriailss unp slnts
Werpen. Gbambprp ipartet ab bis man
Jpn rufe, pte or es fribsr srfldrt bat. Gr
mill 6ranfrei6 nabe iein, CT empfdnst isis
ne Sreunse ; ater er cpnipirirt ni9t. =
Die Sriiis b~ereitet ii6 spr. Spnapars
tifen unb 8aritale bslfsn is bsl9leus
nissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Der fGrslia in Nisa ~periterben,

Der far3li9 in Ni3,a psrtcrbete
5ersps y. periisny, elmer Der beftisiten
6einee hes Y%apitbumes, welder ben Grz
taiisr Napplepn ;u Der unislisen italisni<
lben Yplitit ;u berecen, wubte, bat iid
spr leinem e~ebenScnpe nit Der Stride
ausselSbnt. Gr ssrlanste aus eissnem
antriebe sinen Yrieiter, rem CT cine Sei9s
te ableste, pprauf er Damn rie B. Wesz
sebruns unc ole leyte Seluns empfne.
= Sieraus Elm S6luB {: mare Yer1isny
prpteitantiib seipeien 10 mare menI1lid
seiprpdn cine S%erlSbnuns unenrli9 sra
Ibwert wrrren; IA CT aber bloc Elm
ials6ter &atbelit mar, peSwessn ssniss
&c eS nit rer Seiht. Sapienti sat.