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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
Che weather.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. 81 M-Prob.
abilities; The barometer will probably fail in the
northwest. with southeasterly winds and partly
cloudy weather, extending to the western lakes
the lower Ohio valley and thence to the western
gulf, northerly winds, with light rain and
cloudy but clearing weather; in the eastern gulf
and south Atlantic states, fresh northeasterly
winds, threatening Weather and ran;. on the
lower lakes and thence over New England and
the middle states, clear weather and northwest
erly winds, yeering to norlheasterly, with cloudy
weather and rain,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
GQlortester 9atlp gpp.
CITY NEWS.

Harper's Weekly, with Il closing campaign
picture, has been received at Hollands.
Chas A. King has sold the three-tenement
French rooted house, No. 10 Wachusett street,
to F. W. Higgins for $780,
The State Guard held another of their series
OF pleasant social dances at Armory hall last
evening.
Something new for Worcester in the line of
portraits is advertised to-day by Geo. Adams,
Photographic artist. Specimens of his work can
be seen in Peck's window.
The Barre Gazette has changed hands. j..
Henry Goddard, who has been editor and pro-
prietor for the past thirteen years, has retired,
and is succeeded by Messrs. H. H. Cook and D..
L. Crandal.
valuable overcoat belonging to Mr.. B. S.
Ladd, was stolen from the house of Mrs Gilbert,
No. 16 Walnut street, on Thursday evening, by
some sneak thief who has thus far succeeded in
keeping himself out of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, P. HOughton were visited by
large party of friends at their residence No.
l13 Austin street, last evening, the occasion
being the twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage. large number of gifts, including a
emma tea service, various. articles OF silver ware,
and fishing tackle, were presented by the
company through Mrs. E. H. Parker and Capt.
Hadley, who did the speaking.
The closing exhibition Of the companion
paintings of Jerusalem was attended by small
but attentive and evidently interested audience
at the Universast church last evening The
artistic excellence of the paintings, aud the in
teresting descriptive lecture which accompanied
their exhibition, deserved better patronage than
they have received.
Arrangements are being made to celebrate the
recent republican victory by a dinner al the Bay
State house. The newly elected congressman
and Hon, Henry Wilson, vice president elect,
are to be invited, and the occasion promises to
be brilliant one.
Mr. Chas. c. Rice, who was so brutally as
saultcd on Pleasant street, on Wednesday even
ing, still remains at the city hospital in a semi
conscious condition, and as yethas been unable
to give any account Of the murderous assault
committed upon him. The affair Isl one of the
most mysterious that has occurred in this city
for many wears
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
Personal TeIeSran,s.

President Grant, after attending the funeral
of General Meade in Philadelphia will, on the
Tuesday or Wednesday following, go TO COying-
ton, Ky, 10 visit his father and mother,
Lewis W. Atkins, of the contract office, is APP
pointed chief clerk of the post office department
at Washington, in place Of Mr.. Childs, deceased.
Generals Ampudia and Mendniua, command.
ing the military districts of Holguin and Bayo-
mo in Cuba, have received orders to return TO
Spain.
Cardinal Luigi Amat, vice chancellor of the
Holy Roman church, died at Nice, Thursday,
aged Is.
A large meeting of the most influential citizens
Of Philadelphia was held in City hall yesterday,
Major Stokely presiding, at which a testimonial
to the memory Of the late Gen. Meade, reciting
his virtues as citizen and his record as 4 sol
dier, was adopted.
Inc proprietor and editor OF the Chicago
Journal has been fined 500 and 5000, respec.
lively, for contempt of court, in comments upon
the Rafferty, murder case
Steamer Kate. which left Memphis Thursday
night for New Orleans, with a large passenger
list and 44S bales of cotton struck the wreck of
the Lucy w. HalcOmb at the wharf at Helena,
yesterday morning, and sunk No lives were
lost. The steamer will be raised
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

SUPERIOR COURT - CRIMINAL TERM
Friday, NOU. SIN the case of Patrick McCabe
Of Blackstone, on trial Thursday, jury found
a verdict of not guilty. Utey for defendant.
Thomas Scully, indicted for keeping a disor-
derby place, was arraigned, but his counsel, Mr..
Baekmer, being taken sick in the midst of the
trial, the case was postponed.
In the case of Richard Shanahan charged
with keeping liquor with intent to sell, verdict
of not guilty was ordered by the court
Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to charge OF
larceny, and was fined $50 and costs.
Michael Manning was found not guilty on
charge of an assault on Johanna Haggerty.
Williams for defendant.
John Hayes, who was indicted for an assault
on an officer, was found not guilty. The al
legged assault was made during the row on Me
chanic street some weeks ago.
In the case of Peter Wallace, indicted for
fornication, the jury found verdict of not
guilty.
The court adjourned until Monday at two
O'cock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. S.--'rhc New Hamp-
shire corporators under the act OF congress pro-
yiding for centennial celebration OF the ami.
versary of our independence met here to-day
and appointed committee to provide for rails
ing subscriptions and other preliminary steps
towards New Hampshire's participation in the
grand event. Gov. Straw is chairman OF the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

Chas q Van Deuser, Junior steward; Eugene &
Clark, inside sentinel; Albert Loyejoy, tyler.
The exercises closed with an elegant supper
at the town hall, provided by Mr.. +. c. Akers of
this city, at which about $50 sat down with
their ladies. Speech making, in which large
number participated, wound up the festivities of
the evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

The ErIzooTIC ON TIE WANE.-The worst
Of the horse disease in this city is now evidently
over. In nearly all the large stables a majority
Of the horses are improving, and but few DAYS
of clear weather are needed to cause the streets
TO resume their wOnted appearance. In some
of the stables, however, there are still numerous
cases of very sick animals, and a few deaths
have been reported. The horses of the street
railway company are nearly all rapidly recov-
ering, and with ordinary weather it is probable
that the cars will be running as usual by the
middle of next week. Horse owners should use
great care in working their animals during
their conyalescence, as, of course, the disease
has left them weak and lily to endure exposure
or fatguing labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
The WoIse Disensc.

ALBANY, Ga, Nov. s.-The horse disease has
appeared here, bat is confined to the livery
stables.
AUGUSTA, Nov. S.-No material change in the
horse disease. More horses are on the streets
to-day than seen for some time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
COUNTY NEWS,

Two fatal cases Of horse disease have occurred
in Fitchburg
Fitchburg has been refunding to many of its
citizens the amount of betterments which they
had paid in for the laying out of various streets,
after sharp discussion on statute law.
The corner stone of the new chance of Christ
church, Rochdale Mass will be laid d. ", on
Sunday, Nov. 10Th, Immediately alter evening
prayer.
Rev. Adm Ballou, the veteran pastor of the
Congregational church in Hopedae, has been
induced to reconsider his resignation recently
rendered, and he will continue in his old posi-.
ton for the present, at least
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

Masonic INsTALLATIoN.-The following per-
sons were installed officers of Hope Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons of Gardner on
Thursday evening last, by d. G. NJ, Edward j.
Sawyer of that town
Frank W Cummings, Nj Chas Y Read, S W VIM
Stone, J W; james II Greenwood secretary; Alon-
20 Clark treasurer; Marcus Ii Howe, D. Linz
;oln l. sawin, ID; John Q Bryant chaplain; Chas
nj Edgell marshal; John Dustin, senior stewards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT-WILLIAMs, j.
FridGy, Noe. s.-Louis Bombardier, for Sec
ond offence of drunkenness, was sent to the
house of correction for one month.
John Grady seventeen years of age, was tried
for drunkenness and sent to the reform school
at WestbOrO.
Patrick Shea and James O'Brien were each
fined So and costs for drunkenness. O'Brien
paid and Shea was sent to the house of correc-
ton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

THE EXTRA REHEARSAL of the Choral Union
last evening brought together nearly the whole
society, who evinced by their presence and
close attention TO the work in hand, the oratorio
OF "Elijah," their intention to strive earnestly
to maintain the credit Of the union unimpaired
at their concert in Providence next Thursday.
The chorus on the occasion will number nearly
three hundred. The new conductor of the So
ciety, Mr.. B, d. Allen, or rather the newly
elected conductor, Mr.. Allen having served the
society in that capacity quite satisfactorily for
several seasons some years since, has attained
already high standing for direct, concise, mu-
sician-like work in this difficult position, he
having already secured the respect and admira-
ton of the chorus for his intelligent conception
and very efficient manner of conducting. Next
Monday evening will be the last rehearsal previ-
Gus to the excursion, when full information
with regard to the affair can be obtained by all
members
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

The Herald's Cuban special says forty insur.
gents were Killed at the battle of Vamones, on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
dHants.

NSkdltlAs
WANTED-A tenement of 5 or rooms in
w the vicinity OF the Bay State Shoe shop, Austin
ST Address Z. .. Box SIS, Worcester dSl' MS
SITUATION WANTED-To do second
~ girls work Apply at No. ~ Grafton street
SITUATION WANTED BY an American
sewing 5 S 90 se second work or would IKE to do plain
orally useful. Apply at No. 26 Temple st. d3t' rs
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ Lousewo1k by good cook and washer and ironer
Good city reference given Apply at No IL Gold street
eo"lt. dot. nj
ROARD-Two gentlemen can be accommo.
- dated With rooms and board at s. Chatham ST.
NJ div
A CAPABLE WOMAN desires a chance
~ to go out to work washing ironing, cleaning
e 9Sase Fl Py the day or hour AsP a" No Is Pink
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
Burt ST. d3t* nj
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housework or cook in a small family; good refer
ehces gwen. Apply at No 50 Ward st. dSt' NJ
ROARD!-One or two Boarders can be ac-
Also, table board. d3l' nj
WANTED-By two Protestant girls, stu
w aiions TO do second work. table work or house
work ing small family; those want such apply At
No nj i6o Pleasant ST. in the rS SsF. second bell
DARLEZ VOUS FRANCAIS Mo-
Il Neither do l. But there are over 10000 French
people IN worcester county, and they lay out their
their language spokcn therefore pays keepa French
segk VIII and several smart English
TWINS Employ OAlce,
ms dtf Opp Mechanics Hall.
COTTON MILL HELP WANTED
- Weaye;s and all grades OF help wanted for a New
and
expenses of families Fh to ne w wi paid Apply At once 10
OSO df opp. Mechanics Hall, Worcester, Mass.
BOARD can be obtained in a quiet family.
- for old people cmldren or nvaifs short dis,
lance from the city, Address Il. A., Worcester Post
1ilce, CIV OBJ
HAVING had nearly 10 years experience
~ in this branch of business-an Intelligence office
in this cltyl am prepared to furnish good help always
to those who will favor me with call. Apply at 43l
Main St. up stairs Nos. G. ELLlorT
WANTED - AGENTS - The very best
w chance ever offered. Profits $40 TO 5000 day
IR1 II. Particulars FREE. Address WOODWARD,
LEWIS CO., SO Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
OH dim
BOARD IA pleasant furnished room,
- with good board, for gentleman and wife or single
gentlemen in small family ~ Apply at No. Al Lincoln
WANTED To purchase, a 2-Tenement
W HOUSE. or one that be arranged for two
small families with little EXPENSE central location pre-
feI m Address &c. p WoTcester Post ONCE.
WANTED-A girl to do general housework
left hand bell, between and r. NJ. diw' nj
GIRLS OUT OF PLACE, 90 to IR.
~ ~ WINS EMPLOY, OFFICE, opposite Mechanics
a ne tells you where your place is before he asks
fer you. P''o'
Country places girea free Of charge.
Country families send in your orders,
EAMlLlEs may rely on IRWIN to select good ser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

A telegram from Col. John b. MosbY, dated
Warrenton, Va, says Virginia has gone for
the Grant ticket"
RICHMOND, Nov. SIN sxty-eight counties
and cities heard from, the democrats lose II ,O5O,
while their gain is only 1920. Ifthe republicans
gain in the same ratio in the remaining counties,
Grants majority will be about 5000. Present
estimates elect for republican congressman,
Smith, Platt StOwell and Thomas, and possibly
Lever in the first district, who is opposed by
BraXtOn. The conservatives elect Hunter,
Harris, White and Bowen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Further returns received
to-day from counties on the eastern shore place
beyond a doubt the election of Wilson (dem.) IN
the first congressional district by over 800 ma
iority. The delegation stands four democrats
and two republicans. Corrected returns re-
ceyed tonight, reduce the Greeley majority in
the state TO less than 1900,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

Our Pure White Lead, both dry and ground IN OIL we
warrant to he strctly pure, and GUARANTEE thai for
RaeneSS, body and darabtD, il is not surpassed by any
Lead in the market, either foreign or American.
e=B In order to protect ourselves, have adopted
as our trademark eght-pOnted red STAR with our
corporate seal IN the centre This is every package
dTt Th6SIv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09
FLOURSi

a j.. HATCH
W. Has constantly on hand a choice assortment loi
Canada. Michigan, ST. Louis and Southern
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-09

New YORK, Nov. SIS. d. Benham, chair
man of the republican state committee, tele-
graphs that Michigan has gone 80 600 majority
for Grant, gain Of 1000 since 1868, and elect
ed all the republican congressman. Every
ture is nearly unanimously republican; not a
Greeley republican has been elected TO any office
in the state.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28

selinsen miro, fir bic @cmeinee ira.no
einen S6uaebrcr pbne GaIar ;u inben.
Nrd 1T aber Gle @eldiGts ni6t su Gnts.
Scr einisen Iasen fam Der &reispiref<
tpra bermalS gum Waire, I'm ibn BON Der
petition ;u unterbaltsn. Gr ,rarf Tim
10 siemli@ herb Spr, Elm 0ummfppf III
ieinL Der lid gu einem tlinrsn 8erfseus
Ger Yfarrer MAIDEN Iaet. Oieicn gor>
rurf ma6te CT i'm I~ussmsinen aud ben
Serr,n res @%emsinpsratbS uni ar Oen>
lsnisen, ric aus au,usrpssm giler flr
6HsntIi6en unterridt lIa ni6t i6eusn,
petitioner ;u 0unitsn Ger S6ulbrdter
sl MAIDEN. ST cine ipl9e @ri6ibte
nift icbr erbauli@ ? @ie Yicl serldnpis
ger bancelte man niGt am slnfana ais
pie cUnfrlicneLle Srennuns in
cic 1ebrerisminarisn einfdbrte ! Nber
eie 3eittn iinp bait Seanrert unp es kIdf
Elm anrerer @inp Sprn Tprpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
Ncaprotefaatismus.

Se metr Die 6dbrcr Ger Neuprptstans
ten cen @anssl an eetensfabisfeit, ipps
ran ibre Sefte lsirct, einleben, rsitp rib
riser iinp ne. OSainssr unp 8einfens
balten Sfcntlide Sprtrd9e ;u Nilnden>
cie atsr nur i6wa6 beia&t wercen ; ma
mentlih bait eas 9olf ii6 Won Ger sansen
Sewesuns isrne. %aes mas ant @laue
ben SdiTbru6 S~clittcn, unp ihen lansit
nit Ger Stride ssbeim rcsr rfen asbrps
den bat, ipire ale Stiye srr 81 sriinetn<
rem Natirnalfir6s, ME ie ben Staatsres
%sisrunsen i'm Srrale Srri6wsbt beran
scscsen. Bon ririer @attuns iinp bic
eiteraten. rie man sur @rineuns eints
altfatbrliidsn Slattes. ras in eer 3aupts
itapt Ger @tritsnbcit riheinen ipu, yer
penett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
9mTembnrger Gazette.

Steine car6 bic Genftsr gu ldleueera.-
Gin Stein traf ielbit bas gltar. Dies
iino feline BON Zen Stalianiiimi ais Gam
%traSentiVne betradtstsn itrafbarsn Sancz
lunsen. Die Dor Der Stride sessnpdrs
tisen pOlisiiten unp !Siwarroni iabsn
tieiem Spiel" nit Ger b5ditsn @lsi6e
9iltisteit ;u!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
Seutj9laao.

berlin ~. San. Ni6t blpS bic
aus cen ncuen 8si6slaneen e~inlaufenpsn
inlnter un9infiSeren Na6ri6tcn iitrr als
9~enleine llnsufriersnbsit iiup ss, ipsI6e
cen &ei6sfanSlcr in cine fprtrSbrsnb
iitfle 0aune SerieBen, audi Die Stime
munssberidte aus zen 1866 anneftirz
ten prrrin;en trasen basu Gin @eient<
li4es lei. Die pplitiide Wielimmuns
in rem tteaen preu6ilden grppinsen,"
Idreitt bic riGsfanslerii9 seiinntt
ausst. ,aa9. 3ts." am IL. San. bat in
lestsrer Seit Oimsniuna anssnpmmsn,
rie spar ni6t 9erare beirrsniserressno
ilnc, ater cod in rrn bisiiSen lritsnbsn
Sreilen peinli6 teribren. sus 3eusnib
raTtir, ME penis eS Der inipirirtsn
preiIe Selun9en If, unter Der Ssy6lfsruns
jenrr prrsinsen Sympatbien flr bic
preuGilbe prliiif ;u erprfen, wollen
Wfande fpnltatirsn, pab Elm srpfer She'll
Ger pfisibien Sldttrr, tpelte ieit mebrsrsn
Sabren in Sanncssr, S6lcswts Splfein
unc 5eien Haiiau s~e9rinpst wprcen fins,
urr aus Gem Sebeimrn Spnt res Staatse
nintiteriums unterbaltfn pereen, entrpe>
rer bereitS wierer Spn Ger Siltad@e
Serl6wunten iinp, Deer nod in eielem
Suartal ras .3eitlide ieSnsn werpen."
Oieaussburserin bat splfpmmen &e1t.
Die ,Neue SannpScr'ide 3ts.' BAT faum
;reibancert Ibpnnenten, eas 10 rci1li6
cctirts uaiel'r &orresppncensblatt" 8ebt
nit csm ]. Ipril wisesr ;u @rabe II. {.
10. gus rem Nafauiiden weis man,
pab bic pficiSien Sldttcr nur elm Der
l6winrcnp fleinss publifum fnesn, unp
mas Sranffurt am Main bstrift 70 f5nz
nen rie uSeri6teritattsr nidt a%bleusneu,
eab Die Stimmuns tort Dwieper cine ar
sc aerrrcen it," Die vNsrpe. Tasem.
3ts." ianS rcr Sur;sm piessr tas alte
8laselier, BON 6rantfurt aus luds man
imanslance Mieitimmuns sesenG sutids
lane 81 erwsfen.
BUR Gbarafterifif biefser @erbdltnife
sisne RE Sbatlabe. tae eaS Griminalses
ridt BEN Ssrleaer Der Sbrift: sci per@
fudt", ssssn wel6en bic StaatSan>
waltiGaft cine is6s wS6sntli6e CT
finsnietrafe bsantrasts, freiseipro@en
bat. Sn risler S6anpi9rift miro bic
fatbplii6e Stride, Ger papf ras llnfebls
barfeitssO Dogma II. I. N. nit cen arsitsn
Aasrradsn beibimpft-ate slsi6wobl
erfplste Greiipre6uns, neil rie Ser5Hentz
li6uns Ger Sdrift ni6t na6sewisisn iei
UNI neil fsin Strafantras seS Yapltes
Yrrlisse! Die llltramontanen linS ebsn
cesslfrei", fast Der Serliner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28

0rdtldr1tett ee5 trp11nlen SSni0S, UNI
Der %eifernpe 0laubensbelp fpnnte, our Gnts
;dneuns res &elistpnsba6es, ni6t bin
peilen anf bic srablide lyrannei Der
papiten sl Neubranrenburg.
Serr u!rid bate cen Gappen unserS
Iebrt urp Sbais berseitelt sefunptn. am
fplsencen Wcrsen nabm CT Itldiep ron
rem Sreunpe.
Wein lieter lllrid, Iaste 6ercinane,
oils chen ter 0raf ieinen Tub in cen
Steist iisel ieBen wpllte, ldlieeli1 Elm
gutter 0sranfe f! Seincli6e 8rpalten
mSdtrn unS suiammenfibrsn I'M &s
f. berpr 0eins Sefebrun9 ii6 spl;csen.
llnnatirli@ mare es, cas- SGwert Al
sdden ss9ea raS t6aupt res 6rcunSes.
Gin icldes Serbrsden ;u~ Serbiiten, babe
i'd einen feften S6iIp sreaGt: ras Sps
iunsswprt Sutta!
Ginperltanren ricf Ddtcn, res &itts
meilters SanS erfaIIanS. Nadmals lebe
trpbl ! Gersi6 nidt lbsr Masseburs
Sutta su 9rii6en. 9u meibt ales, 9u
fennit meinen S6ntsrs mein tiefes gGtb.
Sertraue eem Sriefe mad 0~uttefntm.
Scrtdtc, rab i9 Zen Sies bpffe in sinem
Streite, rer MIDI sum tGditen. irpil6en
Glide tefdbi9t.
Der 8ittmrilter nabm ren 1rfentrpf
bes Grafen smiiden krire Sanre unb
rridte auf peiIsn 2ippen einen berben
Splpatenfue. Diben iprang in cen
Sattfl, rift itattli6 AM rem fSni9liden
Yferte eur6 rie StraBe, Iab nieperbplt
surid unp winfte rem nadI9auencen
6rsunts glbidirr, bis or beien Slifen
enti9manp.
Der Graf fanp GuitaS srplpb ni6t
mehr am alien 1a9erplabe. Dem 9aufe
res Sserltrprr5 fplsenr, ma rsr &5nio
iippetli9 SprSeriift. Grin WarI6
I6ien auf Wa9cebura aeri6trt, no i'm
bic Srirer BON Der Oinaetanf lebuli6ft
enparteten.
Des @rafen barrie cine Yatsrli6e
S%trafpretist.
Du bait meitem Sefeble ,umieper oez
baneclt, lpra6 sprrurfsypu ric Maic
fSt. Die 8ranfbeit zines Yferees 1T fei-
nc GntIdulpiauua. &nspbauIen miirce
nit Scranisen cinen 2dufer ecliebcn
baten. Ni6t pbne @runc paree Oeine
unyer;deli6c 0idfebr befpblen. Zen
@runp 1cait Ou 9lsi6 bbren. SD I6liese
meinen 3anf in rer iidcrn Grportuna,
eae abnli6e SeritSbe niGt wiererfcbren,
mein Spbn ! Du fennit meme eiste ,u
Dir, cas- unbearcnste Scrtrauen Del
nes S5niss, psrleBe risle @efihlc
niGt.
8aia tlatterte in papieren.
Der aufaefanaene Srief mar ddt fubr
her Soma auftlidenr fort. @ie fcnnte0
Du pser &nypbauIen einen auacntlid
fraudeln =? Seine Seteutuna lieat auf
Der Sanc. Gs war cine 8riesslii. Iiap
iolte ire eefibrt ruerren unp bic glnlIdt
sewinnen, meim @iae Iei bic lleteraabe
80. n..L @f. I'm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
9ie Warnung it befolst tuoroen.

St|t BE 6tr(u@t six!ssr atn igtnlsftu Or1sbdxb'er. Tire
aus ttatatn aH> srreken etsNen ,ufammsusststen abRrtu.
s~trsnben Mittel IN Steue 80 griffin uatiunalsn S~td,tunes~
nit ts. 8oRetters woet nbitteren ~Absufsen. ans Qt&
esb.aat rsrOen Rns. BAT DE Sftn,ltde Metnans 10 entlA,e-
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