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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-18

Composed of 500 pounds of No. Peru
Wan GuanO, and 1900 pounds of So
luble Phosphate of Lime, bones
dissolved in sulphuric acid,)
Potash and Soda,
Forming the most concentrated, universal and
durable fertilizer ever offered to the farmers
combining all the stimulating qualities of
Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable fertil-
tilizing properties of Bones in fine dry pow
der, prepared expressly for drilling, and
can be applied in any quantity, however small,
per acre, and it is the opinion of many close
calculating Farmers, after THIRTEEN years
experience in testing it side by side with other
popular fertilizers, that an application of 100
pounds of Excelsior is equal to from 200 to 300
pounds of any other fertilizer or guano offered
for sale, therefore is fully 100 to 200 per cent.
cheaper.
rs Look outfor limitations and counterfeits.
The popularity of Excelsior has induced un-
scrupulous parties in this and other cities to
copy our trade mark, and resort to other dis
honorable means to sell their worthless COM
pounds.
Farmers should see that every bag is brand
ed as above, with the ANALYSIS and OUR
NAME in RED LETTERS. All others are
counterfeits.
Price $50 per Ton.
J.J. TURNER & CO..
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-18
NOTICE
To Delinquent Tax-Payers.

NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
~ the Taxes Estate and County, due on the
following tracts or parcels of Land are paid on
or before the l4th day of October next, the
same will be advertised for sale. All of which
lands are lying in the Fourth Collection Dis
trict; the Collector having certified that no
personal property can be found to satisfy said
claims
1870-County Tax, So A
Interest from lst JAM, 1871,
ls7l-County Tax, 40
State Tax, 3
Interest from 1st Jan, 1872.
Joseph Parker's Heirs-Burch's Reserve and
ls7o-County Tax, So 90
State Tax, 35
Interest from lst JAM, 1871.
ls71-County Tax, ia
State Tax, 35
Interest from LIST JAM, 1872.
- Reybold-Wharf Property at Benedict.
1870-County Tax, So 80
State Tax, 50
Interest from LIST JAN, 1871.
l87l-County Tax, 3O6
State Tax, SO
- 81 "a
Interest from LIST JAM, 1872,
Costs and Charges to be collected in each
of the above cases.
BY order,
J. R. ROBERTSON, Clerk
G. @. Commissioners.
Sept. l3, ls72.-5v
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-18
AGENTS ! CAMPAIGN HAND RO0g

WANTED. Cftfzens'Man
a complete Political Compend, for voters of
al parties. Lives of all the Presidents, and the
present Presidential Candidates The Const;-
tuition Of the U. s., and Declaration of.Lsdepea-
dence. Political Conventions, and their Plat
forms. Complete Election, Returns, the last
Census, and other Statistical Tables, &c. $50
sells at sight; $40 to $50 per day easily made
For Circulars, address
DUFFIELD ASHMEAD, Publisher.
sep6 I'll SAMSON St., Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-10-18
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

In the Circuit Court for Charles County
sitting as Court Of Equity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
TRorT1Ne AND PACING IN CALIFORNIA.

There was FAIR attendance at Agricultural PARK,
San Francisco January IL, to witness the trotun9
race ten miles out, between Taxpayer and Lazy
Sinclair Tor 81, OOo On the start Taxpayer nad tine
mole and at the end Of the hrst nile was ten lengths
anead. which ne maintained easily to the END OF the
."s ,nnos Tody sinclair never 'pushing him" dur
inc the entire race. The following is the time Of
each m,le:-Frsr mile, s:oo,1: second, soiM third,
a:0I: fourth 3:02Is; fifth, 3:Ol SAUL quo sew
snth. soei,; eighth, s:231s; nintn S:22's; tenth.
o's Sycoxn ELECTROMAGNETIC PARK, Wednes-
day Ian Il, 1s72-Trotting race, three In nve, ZOE
= paSerr Kerrison entered J. Farrels br.m.
iohn t,ar,nell entered Buckskln. .......
y gonn Burdctt entered J. Farreis 6. NJ.
Time 3:051S -3:10:-304 a-3:0lA.
AGRICULTURAL PARK Thursday, Jan. Is, 1871
Pacing race Tor purse ana stake three In I'VE, in
harness, -. = d.
r. 3. McCue entered r. g. Pruitt. .........2
barney Rice entered r. q. Tri1e. .......... z
&. Lusk entered b. g. DICK Cough. .......3 3
Henry White entered gr. x. Salt Lake....4
Time, 2:3S 39s<-24l14-2:41
SANE DAY.-Pacing purse, 500; mile heats, best
three IN five In harness.
j. M. Eor entered s. u. Longfellow. $3.50.
owner entered b. m. ST. Clair. 2 a.
Time, 237-2:331a-2:27.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
LITERATURE.

GRAMATTCA ELEMANTAL DE LA LrNGrA CHINA DfA-
LECT0 CANTONEs pOr b. Castenada. DE Souza
Co.. Hong Kong, Publishers.
Tne Spanish language can at length boast work
devoted to the calculation OF Chinese Grammar.
although New and not Old Spain is entitled to the
credit OF the authorship. A young Peruvian gentle
man. Senior B. Castehada, who visited China in 1858
on journey OF pleasure, and who Is now on visit
to the United States, was SO much fascinated with
life IN Hong Kong that he obtained the sanction Of
his relatives to years stay In that colony and de-
voted himself sedulously to the study OF chinese
(the local dialect or CANTONESE with very good re-
Suits He has embodied his students notes In work
OF some one hundred and forty pages, which,
although making no pretensIons to scholarship or
even an extended knowledge OF the language sup
plies precisely the basis Tor study which beginner
sorely requires, and Is likely to be of use to any
European or American whose native language Is
Spanish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
THE CHICAGO MUNICIPAL MIDDLE.

An Alleged Corrupt Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Stations Thick and Drty-Principals and
SubOrdinntes.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 16, 1872.
Twelve leading lumber firms OF this city have sent
petitions to the United States Senate urging the
passage OF the Chicago Relief bill. The mudde in
the Chicago Fire Department is growing thicker
and drtler every day. the Chief or the Fire Depart
ment Mr. Williams having preferred charges against
certain subordlnateS ana asking their removal.
charges against Williams accusing him or drunken
ness disorderly conduct and receiving brbes &c
There seems to be out course lett, and that Is
Tor the Fire Commissioner completely to disrupt the
present department anu re0rganize 1t with entirely
new material.
me Board OF Fire and Police Commissioners
have requested Mr.. Schenk, First Assistant En-
gineer, TO resign, which he has done. 1t Is ex-
pected that several Others OF the department viii
he requested to retire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
The University Boat Race.

Inc OnlVcrSuy Dout AuCcs
CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 80, 1S72
The University crew had comparatively smooth
weather to-day, and there was large number OF
spectators to witness the practice. The only change
in the constitution Of the crew was that Close Sr,
took the stroke oar instead OF Baggalay, OF Catus-
The President Mr.. Goldie steered down to the rail-.
way bridge, whence, in company with Mr.. Lowe, OF
Cnrist,s he coached down to Baitsbite. In return
ing MT Golde took the fourth oar. deputlng MI.
Spencer to coach up TO the railway bridge. Tne
crew was constituted as f0ows:-A X. Maiden,
Trinity Hall; A. NJ. Phelps, Sidney; II. Il. Tinda!s
Kings; Il. A. A. Spencer, Second TRINITY; =. 3
Read, First Trinity; e. M. Robinson, Chrlsts; .: NJ
French Emmanuel J. b. Close, First Trinity str0ke);
Roberts, Jesus, coXswain. - =. 49,.
since sunday the water has sunk loot, put IL
sul covers towing path, and renders instruction
from the bank impractlcable. Under these clrcum-
stances the President to-day vacated MS seat as
stroke in favor OF MI. +. +. Armtstead Exeter Col
lege who had been previously rowing IN that capa-
CITY, and took the coxswalns place. from whence
other change the first time down, but on going to
Iniey second time Mr.. j. Edwards MOSS r0wed
In place Mr.. Maan, the following constituting the
Bow. A. Ornsby, Lincoln College.
No. &c. Black, New College.
NO. Sc Giles, Christ Church.
No. A W. Nicholson, Magdalen College.
No. De. Z. Malan, Worcester College.
No. ell. Awdry, New College.
NO, r. S. Nicholson, Pembroke College.
Stroke-F. +, Armitstead, Exeter College.
should the line weather OF to-day commune IL 10
expected the banks OF the river Will be free from
water in less than week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17

mede an photographed Story" py George MAC
1onald; ''Critical, Doctrnal and Homoitcal COM
mentary-Joshua. Judges and Ruth" by Jonn Peter
LANCE, D. D., translated by Philip Schon d. d.. anu
others.
From Arson d. F. Randolph Co-"Flfty Years
Ago, Story OF New England Lne." by clara A
Willard.
From W. r. Charter. Philadephia-"The Art OF
Tanning Horses" by Wills ]. Powell and ]. ).
Rarey.
From the Catholic Publication House-"Lentea
Sermons" by Paul Seguin, OF the society Of Jesus
Annual report of the superintendent or the BANK
ing Department OF the state Of New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
ENGLISH SPORTING INFELlIGEECE


Speculation was by no means active to-day. and
so thoroughly had the acceptances Tor the Grand
National been discounted by hackers that not one Of
the animals, with the exception, perhaps, OF Whin
yard supported with any thing like freedom, Is found
absent from the list In the Waterloo Cup wagering
no change was percepIible. Primrose advances
another step III the Grand National quotations. LOCO
TO 90 being booked TO her chance. Despatch was
rs to /, and Jealousy at 30 to l. Scarringt0n had
eager friends at 1000 TO 80 and 500 to 49, and Marin
was introduced for the first time 40 TO being taken
Thousand 100 to Is was betted ten times against La
burnum aud once or twice against Prince Charlie.
offered without producing deal, although 100 to
was once accepted, and the like odds were booked
to Sir Amyas. Beyond the penciling OF 5000 to -
to T0csIn, little was done on the DerDy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
A Gentleman KOasted Alive in a Grain Mill.


A Gentleman Roasted Alive i'm a Grain Will.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 10, 1872.
A terrible accident occurred at Ason's mill, on
Elknorn Creek about twelve miles north OF Sterling,
ILL.,, on Monday last. large quantity OF grain was
stored in the upper portion OF the mill. On the day
named the force Of the high wind caused the timber
on which the grain rested to give way and the
entire lot was precipItated to the floor below. Four
persons were sitting by the stove, which was
broken, setting the mill on hre Three ESCAPED, but
such a manner as to fasten him, with his head and
neck exposed and the rest OF hts body covered with
wheat In that position he was literally roasted
alive. Every possible effort was made to rescue
nm. nut IN vain. Tie mali was valuable one, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
THE WEST STREET BURGLARY.

Mi. Ezra Brown OF the firm OF Waterman
Brown, proprietors OF the Central Hotel, corner OF
West and Desbrosses streets accompanied Detect.
ives o'Niell and Brush to the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday afternoon and made an adj
dltional affidavit against the young man, Woodruff,
who Is at present locked up for commit
,uhs a burglary on the saloon OF John
W. Earle on tuesday night and r0bbing
the sale Of 5000 In bonds AMI money
MI. Brown states on Tuesday Woodruff came 10 the
hotel ana gave the bartender the bonds and $3.50
In money TO take care OF for him, claiming that ne
was intoxicated and unable TO take care Of them.
Ine bartender TOOK the property and notified his
empowers OF the fact. They subsequently learning
MI: Earie,s place had been broken into and robbed,
nothed MN OF the actions OF Woodruff MIR. Earle,
upon visiting the hotel identified Inc bonds as inc
| ones stolen IRON his place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From d. Appleton & Co.-"Leaders OF PUBIC
Opinion in Ireland" by winiam f. H. hcKy N. Az
'Reconections OF Past Life" By Sir Henry honanu'
Bart, M. d., &C.. "Cnristian Theology ana moaern
scepticism," by the Duke OF Somerset n. u )
.Barnaby Ridge and Edwin Rood" In one Vo'"me
OF the "Handy volume Series"
From Charles Scrtbnor b Co.-"Wuned gunner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
Birmingham stecple- Chases.

FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1872
THE BIRMINGHAM GRAND ANNUAL HANDICAP a
Is sovs. EACH 5orelt, with 200 added winners OF any
steeplechase after January "a at nine A. M. lb.;
II Of 100 sovs 9lb: twice OF 100 sovs IA ID. extra;
second to receive % sovs. About three miles and
half. So suos., "a of whom pay sovs. each TO the
fund. The highest weight accepting being IL st. 4
lib. has been raised to IL 81. lb and the others
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17

Croydon stecple-Chases and Hurdle Races.
THURSDAY, March Z, 1872.
ACCEPTANCEs FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM GRAND
HANDICAP STEEPLE-CHAsE OF 500 sOvs., added
to sweepstakes Of rs sovs each, 10 forfeit,
and only II declared. Winner OF o handicap
steeplechase value 200 after January 25 at ten
A. M, 10 lb.; OF 100 s0vs., b.; any other winner,
s Ill., extra; second to receive IS sovs. third to
save stake About four miles, over Jwentg.On0
fences including twice over the water Jump; 40
subs, III OF whom declared. The highest weight
accepting being IL ct. To-, 1t has been raised 70
list. To-, and the others In proportion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
Liverpool Spring Meeting.

THURSDAY, March II, 1372
ACCEPTANCEs FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL STHEPLB.
CHASE lHandicap) Of rs sovs., Is forfeit and II de-
clared, with 300 added second to receive 100 s0vs.
third to save stake; winners Of any steeple-
after January IS at noon, lbs OF 200 sovs., lbs
OF 500 sovs IA lbs extra. Grand National Course.
about four and half miles, s5 subs, % OF whom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17

Arrangements have, we understand been entered
into between q financial combination In London
and parties closely connected with telegraph nter-
ests for the establishment OF direct cable Com.
munlcation between England ana New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17

III Is reported that Austria mas determined to
poursuiire, with the consent of tho Emneror of
Germany on Roumanla. In case of need a Prussian
army VIII support the attempt After the conquest
OF hungary, swollen by the Danublan provInccs
Austria would become great empire. What viii
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

90 mS@te baber jebem sutea peutl&en
Sat1cI'ten, Der beabf9tist f& i'm @e<
item cine aeue5eimat su 9rlnptr, ober<
mails 3urufen: &omm' na@ Minne>
iota!
IS 1T 3tuar in minnelutu wie in iez
Dem anoern Staate, 100 oas Qanp nod
ni@t fultisirt 1T; bic er1en Sabre 1T
es etpa6 bart, aber rann fam man
aud gut fortfommen, unp freut man
i1@ cine iol&e 5eimat 9efunoen ~ baz
ben. Diejeni9eu, pelde nod biuiaes
gano baben wollen, fouten f9 beeilen
bteber III tommen, bent. fobalo bic iebt
IN, 8au besr,fenen G%tlenbabnen fertia
ietn ,peroen> miro ras Qanb int Yrei(e
1tetaea, unp pas bette unp am portteil>
baftelten seleeeue 9anp miro esm6bn>
lt@ 3uerit 9efauft oesweeeu fommt bale,
uao es miro Niemanb reuen, bieber ee<
fommen gu fem.
. muneerf&6n lit bic Matur,
sou pra&t inb meines @ones Derfe; :.
Mein @etf ertaunet, msnn i'd M.
Den t~(einien &betl papou bemerfe.
as.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
GtmaS gum Na6benfen.

@cr ;ebn Sabren bat ber SutiSmtz
ntiter pes &ailers Napoleon> Delanele,
an bic @eneralprocuratorea Elm &uno>
@dreiben erla0en, our9 pel9e6 ptelel>
ben auf9eforcert purren, pen biz oabin
nod ME CUR Nnwenpun9 9efommenen
Nrtifel POI bes @rtmtnal9eieBbu@es>
melder @eiflide In ~Musdbun8 tbre6
Mmtes uno in 6fentlt&er@ eriammlune
cine &epe balten, pur9 ,pel@e bic @ez
sierun9> Elm @eies, cine fatierlt&e Ser
oronun9 pper tr9eno wel@e 6anpluns
Der 1fsntli@en Ber6rpe frtl,frt pper
ceniirt Miro" NIT @efdn9nib BON crei
Monaten bis gu jwet Sabreu beprobt
uno BEN Nrttfei 2O4, pel@er @eiitltde,
Die Yaltoralunl Irmeiiun9en perSfentli,
6en, worin oal1tloe 9ei&tebt, nit Ser
banning bsftroft> u11ter ben pamal6
obmaltenpen llmtinren CUR Nnmenz
Dung su brin9en. Die tmpertalifilben
otftc'5len uno Die reppluttonatren 8ldts
ter lobter, camals Die MaBreael uber
Die Maben, als einen rueitere1 S9ritt,
Die Superioritdt oes 5taates iiber bic
STRIDE 3u betbati9en It. @o Dor
3ebn 9abren. uno wte 1T es beute ?
9eute fabrt tpeoer Der &ailer Napoleon,
esitn &esieruns iene abiolutifil&e
Mabreeel erlieb, nod fem Sobn, nod
iein @etb pa6 Staataruper in Jranf>
reid. MQe oret ei1en cas 8roo Der
@erbannuns. Die perfolete Stride
itebt ober in Grontrei@ nod oufred1
uup itdrfer mte Dor 3ebn Sabren. SIM
Deutlaen &ailerrei@ bat man " chen
Elm AuenabmessieB 9e9en onsetli9eu
W,bbraua ces 9e.tlt6en Mmtee 81
uvi'tff4-~ l~"@<" ..'~T.~ ~.u "'~"
oaour@ jetAen, oo6 man bic Grbl9aft
ce6 Napoleoail&eu &aijerrei9es anae>
treten bat?
Die'e Grase felt Elm preubil@e6
Blatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
(Gtxeefantt.)
minneiota ais $eimatb fir
Giumauterer.

uaitr s:s!em Eitel siebt Elm Deutz
faer, Der, Dom SRia %berfommeno, Die
u6rrlideu @e9enpen un1,:6 @taatee
iineft bsyeiste> ben Ginbrud, tpe!6eu
bttieIben auf Jpn 9emadt, In fel9encsr
Sfisse gum Befsn folder 2ano6leute,
Die ft@ cine CUTE 9eimat srdnpen mol
len
Sc 1T eepib cine an~eerebme Sa&e
unb meiftens con erobemNuses, i&reibt
unier 2anpemanr, rpeun Semano. Ter
it@ cine neue 6eimatb gu 8rdncen tez
s551grgt >pctB, an iurigem plaBe e.
lid niererla0en, no ct am let6telten
fortfommtu, l::eo c1d6 nod uor Muem
ras Bidtisfte it, feline @eiuncbeit am
8rten erbalteu fam. Sn rteler hinz
idt ftebt Minnelota nit (einem 9elun'
Zen <ma als unibertrofen ea. 60
wlu td ceun aud etrpas gum Beiten
c%erisntaen reutiaen &atbolifen, mtl9s
bsatT&tisen, flip in pieitm Staate cine
neue 5eimat su erlnoen, beiautrasen
fuaen, inpen, t& meme Grforidunsen,
mel&e i'd auf metnen Reiieu ourt et>
men 9roben Ibeil bee Staates eema9t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

den miro. @an3 beionperen Danf
aber 1asen @ir Guerer Majefdt fur
ben Musrrud Sbrer Greunoi&aft fur
uns, ba @tr bofen rlrfen, oaB oerz
ielbe ni@t pente %beitrasen miro gum
S@ub Der Greibeit unp Der &e@te Der
fatbolil9en Neltston. Daaesen bitten
Bir au@ Guere Maietdt, iber3euAt 3u
lein, paB @tr ai9ts unterlai1en tperoen,
poour@ Btr bel se9ebener @sle9enbeit
Guerer Majeadt nusli@ lein tSnaer.
Sn3wt19en bitten Wir ben @eber aQer
Sitter, paB er Guerer failerlt@en unb
f5nisli&tn moieitdt iepes wabre Slid
retdli1 perleibe unp Sie nit uns
bur@ paS 8anp poQfommener2iebe per-
btnpe.
@eeeten III &om BEL ct. Peter Gin
8atiean), ana 6. Wfdr3 1871, i'm Is.
SABRE unlerea p%ontifcates.
9e3. piusp p. TX.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
Ser ruff1idbe &aleuber.

8etanntlt& kaben i@ bic srie@il@<
o%rtboboren &u0en In ben &opf aelett,
BEN %aitronomti@ unrt&tisen &alenoer
Sulius @diats, esmetnbin ber iulianiz
l9e &alenper 9enannt> fir ibre 3eitz
re&nun9 beijubeSalten, blos neil Elm
r6miider papt @re9er KILL. cas-
@erpient erworben bate, I'M SABRE
1882 etnen perbe6erten, ofrouomtl@
ri@tisen &alenper ein3uflbren. Da
Die selammte ni9truifld cisiliirte
@rifli&e @elt (t& aber res 9reeuriantz
(den &alenper6 b~eotent, famen 3mii9en
ruiiideu uno ni9tru1flden @el1dfts<
leuteu oft Diferensen me9en ee6 Do
tumS in @e9leln uno anoeren Sc
i@dftspapieren DOT, penn rie Mrt pe5
&alenoerftYls ntdt %belonper6 on9eeez
ben war. Gs erl@ien paber TN Scto<
Der 1869 etnufas, in pel9em beft,mut
purre, paB "a, no ii@ in Betref pes
Datums feline b e~lpnpere Bemerfun9
porfanp, itet6 Der alte &alenoer maBs
9ebenp iein io0te. Dteie @%erprbnun9
rei@t, wie Die &rfatruns eelebrt bat,
ni9t aus um Dif7erenSen i'm @erfebr
gang unm59lid su MAIDEN ; Is 1T pa<
Der cine neue 8eroronun9 erl1ienen,
nel9e pom 1913 Sanuar |. s. bic
6re,beit Der Bemtrfun9 In Decumen>
ten beSu9lt@ "neuen ooer olten StYls"
gang autbsbt uno jeces ouf @ei&dtle
3'pil9en jn< une Musldnoern beju9ltz
@e Document fir p6uis un9d|tis er<
fldrt, in weldem irseno cine Nnpeutun9
auf cen @sbrau9 zines anceren as
oes rulfiden &alenoers entbalten ieiu
iulte. Sir bic bis gum 1913 Januar
aussefeuten Deer nod aus3ufeQence,
&srteb,s1@riittdde bat Der ufaa
feline @%alti9feit. Die ri@tt9te &ntz
mort auf ptelen ld@erliden ruiTf@en
ufaS mdre bic, pab pie NIT &ublano
pettsbrenpen 2dnper ale nad Dem ruff
{9en &alenper potirten llrfunpen fir
unAulti9 erfldrten.
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MuS eiue1n $irtenbriefe.

Der bodw'ite 8il1of Don ga GroGe
bat am 6. ,. Mts. eineu 9irtenbrief e.
la0en, Dem mir folsence SteQen fiber
bic idwieriee Gage pieler DiSie(e entz
nebmen: ~@dbreno mir uns n,ttJreuce
uno Danf 9esen @ott al, all bas Cute,
oas mir auf uniern &etlen bu:9 bic
Dt15ele 9efunnen bo5en, erinnern, 1aet
Ter perebrte Sbe;birt, t5nnen mir uns
anoerietts nib: entbalter, bier AUDI aus
5ulpre&en> oab mir letper! 3uslei@ piele
@elabrea uao 6emmni0e bemerften, Die
etnep: frdfti9en unp 9eluncen fatbolt<
iden &eben unter ben un6 Nkpertrau>
ten entee9en fteben.. Gin grocer She'll
cerlelben entlp:tn9t aus cen lctalsn
@erbdlmi6en Dieler neuen DiS;e]e.
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9r6bere 9dlfte pe6 Staates W;sconlin,
inoem fte ft@ BON Der MInruna res
8'sconitn : 6luNss bis 1inauf ~ ben
|i9Snen ufern pes 9cfe Superior ers
itredet. Die GAIL Ger &atbolifen 1T
i'm Terbdltni6e gum umfanse Der Dis,
jele nidt 9rob. IS sibt nur 1ebr nee
ni9e YldBe nit elmer mittelmdbte sabl<
reuben tatbplii@en BepSlferunG Der
9r6eere She'll perielben 1T tn 1peiten
G%ntfernun9en Iber pas 2ono 3ertreut.
Nus oteien 6rtli@en Mibperbdltni0en
entiteben nun nptbpenois 8roee Na4>
tbetle fir oae @eoeiben unleres 81.
@lauben6 uup zines wabrbaft fatboli<
iden 2ebens. "a mir nur cine serinse
Mnsabl Yrtelter baben, 10 II Is uumS9>
LID, iiberau in 9enlsenrer @etle fur
Die settliaen BepurfniGe unleres rpe!t
3%sritrsuten Bottles "a iorsen. Cine
8roBe Nnsdpl unierer 8atbolifen baben
"ur ielten, uiele ntdt 70 oft. dig TIM
uIal i'm Mcnate. @:!e9enbeit, DEM 81.
Wtboppf:' be%i3uwobnen> cine preciat su
b5'en. uno nod 'peniser Gle bl. @afraz
11ente 5u %empfanBen. lie naturlide
6olse oteier Sa@lase fam te'ue aupere
letn, ale oob etele l9un cen Offer e,nes
pabrbaft &tiltli&en 2ebene p~erloren
baten, uno piele, belrnrers un(ere SUI
Seno, thinner nod perlieren, uno 70 mad
uno na@ lelbf 9eSen pte ,pi@tisfen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
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