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the French Government by Prince Bis
mark.
Count Won Arnim, the German ambas-
sador TO France, did convey a despatch
from Prince Bismarck to the govern
ment at Versailles, but its tone was very
pacific and highly 1attering to President
Theirs. The Prussian Premier in the
despatch stated that he was convinced
that peace was secured between the two
nations so long as the present Execu-
tive of France remained in power.
In the same despatch Prince Bismarck
complains of the distrust ofthe good in
tentions Of Germany manifested by the
people of France.
Earl Russell gave notice in the House
ofLords last night that he should defer
until the goth instant the introduction
Of his motion for an address to the
Crown for the suspension Of proceed
ings on the part Of Great Britain before
the Geneva Tribunal until the United
States withdraw their claims for indl-
rect damages.
BERLIN.-Mr. J. Bancroft Davis, agent
of the United States before the Geneva
Board of Arbitration, has arrived in this
city on Il visit to Mr.. Bancroft, the
American Minister.
During his stay here a dinner will be
given at the Legation of the United
States, TO which Prince Bismarck and a
number of leading diplomates are invi-
ted.
PAR1s.-M. Pereire has declined the
offer of the Amhassadorship at London,
and the Duke d'Harcourt will probably
be appointed TO that place.
CoNSTANTINoPLE.-HiS Imperial Ma
Jesty the Sultan has sent one of his
steam yachts to Odessa to convey Gen
eral Sherman and Lieutenant Grant and
friends to Sebast0p0l.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Violent shocks of
earthquake continue in Inyo county,
California, but are not felt on the west
ern side of the Sierra Nevadas. Az ISL
and is rising in Mono Lake.
Houses were thrown down on Friday
last at Round Valley Camp, Inyo coun-
ty; the earth open in many places, but
no lives were lost.
April 90,
BERLIN.-The North German GA
zette" to-day again denies the truth of
the "London Daily Telegraph's" alarm
ing statement in regard to the relations
of France and Germany. bnt takes oc-
caSion TO remark that the last speech of
President Theirs, previousto the adjourn
ment of the National Assembly, has pro-
duced an unpleasant feeling throughout
Germany, and that the character of the
French war budgets dictates caution on
the part Of Germany. 1t is evident. says
.'Tihe Gazette" the Government cannot
permit France to hastily r%elinquish the
pledge she has made TO Germany, and
consequently The occupation of French
territory by German troops will be long
er than would be necessary if The rela-
tions between the two nations were
more favourable.
April 81.
PARIs.-A despatch from the French
ambassador at Berlin represents that his
relations with the German Government
are on q very good footing.
April %.
vERsAILLEs.-The adjourned session
of the National Assembly was resumed
this afternoon. The House discussed
the order of business. President Theirs
wanted the taxes TO be disposed Of first,
, 1872-10-17

74t!5ozs4711te19o ~ = -
oao, oct; 1.-THE {, Cairo Bu!eIin the LEAD.
morning, evidently fayors the Presidents San
Domingo and Mexican policies, and gives Charles
Sumner and Carl sohurz no sympathy. The ar-
ticle creates not q little talk.
DUBUQUE, Ia., Oct. 16.-The name Of J. B.
Weaver, Republican candidate for Elector in the
Sixth District OF Iowa, has been Withdrawn On
account of ineligibility, and that of George Y.
Yocum substituted. General Weaver ia Assessor
Of Internal Revenue, and holds an office of
profit and trust under the Government, and
, 1872-10-17
Telegraphic BTevities.

At the Base Ball Tournament in New York,
yesterday, the Bostons defeated the Mutuals,
the score standing to 8.
On Tuesday last railway train ran into the
horse cars, near Paterson, n: J., ininring Lady
and breaking the arm Of James Freeman, OF
Chicago. The other passengers had narrow es"
cape. -.
in a melee in Cairo, H., On Tuesday night,
between aman named Baugh and his wife, Baugh
WAS shot In the head. The wife Was committed
to jail: Baugh's injuries are not thonght to be
fatal.
yesterday afternoon, as Jas. Y. Woods, q
clerk in the Did Colony Railroad Office in Bos-
ton, was passing from the Paymaster's room to
the Treasurers Office on the Same AooE, and but
robbed Of s., 900. The robber escaped
The jury in the case Of the Wite.nu1derer
Check, Of indianapolis, have brought in veI-
dict Of guilty Of murder in the first degree, With
the death penalty attached.
, 1872-10-17
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS,

LOWELL, Mass, Oct 16.-Tho Democrats and
Liberals Of the Seventh District to-day nomina-
ted John K. Tarbox, OF Lawrence, for Congress,
and Geo: Stevens, Of Lowell, VAS nominated for
the short Congressional term.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 16.-The Democratic
and Liberal Committee Of this city to-dny
nominated ". ". Eaton for Congress, to fill
the unoxpired torn Of s. L. Strong, deceased.
The Republican Convention meetB tomorrow,
and General ]. B. Haw1ey will probably be NOM
mated.
BOSTON, Oct. 16.-General Butler was xenomi-
ated for Congress- by the Republicans Of the
, 1872-10-17
NoIEs FROM ouR coRREsPQNpENcE.

DUBUQUE, IoWA.-There was small gathering
at Dubuque, Oct. Is, to hear Bourbon speech
from LeGrand Byington. He failed to evoke
any enthusiasm. "Prospects are daily increas-
ing that Dubuque will give Greeley handsome
majority"
ELKHARr, ND.-"I The Liberal Republicans
and Democrats Ill feel aure Of majority Of at
least 5000 in Indiana for Greeley.
KANE AND DUPAaE COUNTY, lula Demo-
, 1872-10-17
NEW YORK CITY POLITICS.

New YonK, Oct 16.-The Liberal National
Committee have issued IN address reviewing the
late elections, and urging voters to renewed Vigor
in the campaign.
4 meeting Of the German-American Reform
Association last night indorsed the nomination
Of O'Brien for Mayor.
To-day, 39,038 persons were registered in this
city, against 6, ,080 On the second day last year,
and 9,2A6 in 1868. The total registering thus
far is 96, ,512 against O., BIG the same period in
1871, and 81, ,669 in 1868.
, 1872-10-17

Sixth Massachusetts District, to-day. The
Democrats and Liberals in the same district
have nominated Charles F. Thompson for Con-
gress.
ST: LOUIS, Oct. 16--Eraatus Wells and ". H.
Stone have been nominated as the Democratic
candidates for Congress respectively in the
Second and Third Missouri Districts.
, 1872-10-17

PHuADE1pmA, Oct. 16.--John Z; Martin, re-
ceiying teller OF the Cratesville National BANK,
was arrested at Bethlehem, to-day, charged With
s26 900. Martin has been fugitive for nearly
two w1eks, and is said to have used the money
gpeculatiuX in stocks,
, 1872-10-17
| ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF LIBERALS AND
| DEMOCRATS AT 1NDlANAPoLfs-:THE RE-

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF LIBERALS AND
DEMOCRATS AT lNDiAnAPoLts--:THE RE-
TURNS YET INCOMPLETE.
Special Despatch to The Chicago tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 16.-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans held magnificent
meeting at the Academy Of Music tonight.
The house was crowded. Speeches we're
made by Governor Hendricks, the Hon.
G. ". Julian, General Manson, Judge Gooding,
and DR.. White, Of New York. Tho enthusiasm
Was very. great, and dotcraination< eyinced to
go into the coming election with co1ors flying
and presenting IN unbroken front.
In the cour3e Of his remarks, Mr. Hendricks
said: II wish to refer to one fact. I have
been for many years, conspicuous in the politics
attacka az in the present campaign. For
my public acts ask no cover; but private af-
fairs, for contemplate purposes, had been
brought into question, without reference to the
truth. But al their attacks added to the votes
I received. There is sentiment Of teir play
which induces them to defend q man
when unjustly assailed. 4 little mora effort
would have elected both the CongreBBmen-at-
Large and the whole State ticket. The vote Of
in favor of reform" He was gzatided to ex-
press lis obligations for their support, and also
gratifed to know that the Democrats stood
side BY side with Liberal Republicans in favor
OF reform ana goO0 government he regretted
that thore is single man in tho Democratic
party that received Grant money, and, in
return for it, struck blow against the law.
:" They will hereafter be rejected by the Demo-
Gratis, and neglected BY the Republicans, as
unfit to bo trusted. Indiana can be counted
for Greeley and Brown if We work vigorously.
There is not single man in Indiana but knows
that there is occasion for reform. It is said that
the fight between the boys in blue and the boys
in gray is still going on, but dispute it in toto.
The Tar ended seven years ago, and 1879
should be q year of jubilee, general rejoic-
ing, and gladness. / ask the soldier
to make his ballot mean just what lis bullet
meant,-not to make desolation, but that the
legitimate authority Of the country might be re-
stored, and our Republic continue united ma
ton. Let the hatred which separates the North
and South pass away, and We shall be brothers
again as in days Of DID," Mr. Hendricks,
in closing, said that the GRANTEES
had expended all their money and could not get
any moro to import votes With, and, with proper
organization and diligence on the part Of Demo-
Gratis and Liberal Republicans the State can be
carried for Mr. Greeley by 5000 to 10, 900 ma
jority.
The official returns OF the State election are
yet incomplete. The regult will be but little
different from the figures already published.
, 1872-10-17
Poll ICAL
Developments Concerning the Mec-
lion Frauds in Phila-
delphia.
The Regular Republican State
Ticket Elected in South
Carolina.
A Democratic Congressman Elected in
the Fourth District.
How the Liberal Cause Is Progress
ing in Wisconsin.
Letter from Hon. Daniel ". Voorhees,,
How the Liberal Cause Is Progress
ing in Wisconsin.


LETTER FROM HON. D. ". VOORHEES,,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. 16.-A letter received
in this city to-day from Alr. Voorhees,, dated at
Terre Haute, Oct. Il, Gays That he does not re-
gret his defeat for Congress. but is glad to be
remitted to the practice Of Lis profession, which
is more congenial and lucrative. As to the
Cause Of his defeat, H1r. Voorhees, says be fore
seen it when lie eeid that the Democrats could
not organize in the short time given them before
the election, and that it was simply stay-at-
home vote in hiR party that beat him, and
hurt the cause everywhere. Nobody thought there
WAS o possibility Of his defent, and oTer-conf-
dence led hundreds to stay away from the polls.
He writes, as follows, in regard to the Liberal
movement: IA word or two now about the
movement, itself. It is right in its principles
and objects-n movement destined to restore
self-government to the people Of the South, and
to relieve them from thieves aud pirates, to
bring about general amnesty, peace, and recon-
ciliation between the sections to purify the
departments Of the Government, now infested
By pefstRs of bss coapy 5nS engaged IN S sS
say, contemplating such results ae these, can
not fail to elicit my Jealous and unfaltering eup-
port. The only mistake our friends made was
IN snpposjng that the prejudices Of the masses
standing, against Mr. Greeley, could be entirely
overcome in brief canvass Of sixty days. It
takes more time than this to work such change
in tho minds Of honest, slow-thinking people.
thought so when tried to prevent the nomi-
know it was right. I have en-
tire respect for this element in
our party, and in time it will harmonize with the
cause in which We aro engaged; but it takes
more time than wns given in this movement.
Allow me to say word Oh another point. 1Ir.
Greeley has personally raised himself a thousand
fold in my estimation. His course hns been all
that could bo desired, and I believe le would, il
80 graadly Proclaimed in bis m unriyaIoa ADDRESSES 5
to the public. shall vote for him in November,
not only unhestatingiy but with pleasure, as q
man who has established his claims to my adm-
ration, notwithstanding my previous prejudice"
, 1872-10-17

cratic Convention for the district comprising tns
counties Of Kane and DuPase will be held at St.
Charles, Oct. 19, to nominate candidates for Sem
ator and Representative in the Legislature.
, 1872-10-17
A pEBATABLE QUESTION.


PITTSBURGH, Penn, Oct. 16.-The Gazette will
contain an editorial tomorrow morning arguing
TINT the recent amendment to the Sixth Section
of the Sixth Article Of the Constitution Of the
State OF Pennsylvania takes the election OF State
Treasurer out Of tho hands Of the Legislature
and remands it to the the people, that
as some time must be consumed
in developing the details of the law bearing on
the subject, the election will be remanded to
the people at the general election next year.
Under this view Hon. Rio Mackcy, the present
incumbent, will hold over. The question will no
doubt excite animate discussion, It being one of
considerable Importance.
, 1872-10-17

CoLUMBUs O., Oct. 16.-The Democratic State
Central Committee met here to-day, with prom
suit relative to the political situation. The meet
ing was strictly private. A very hopeful spirit
was manifested, and it was agreed to prosecute
the campaign with vigor. Among those present
ator Thurman, and several members Of Con-
gresB.
, 1872-10-17
Judge Of 6ec0nd UlVlsl0n.
". J. MU1RAY,
Judge Of Seventh Division.
A1EnEn Munpuv
LIBERAL RALLY At CHARLESTON. ILL.
Cnec5oY nsernfnh IN rho Ttfreon Tt.;h-,ns

CHARLESTON, H., Oct. 16.-The meeting last
evening in this city Was large and enthusiastic.
The Court House was crowded curly in the even
ing, and Governor Bross spoke forE two hours,
and YVES frequently applauded. He'was followed
BY Hon. D. ". Hanna, of Terre Haute, in q
ringing speech.
The election in Indiana has convinced the few
BourbonB in this vicinity of the uttar hopeless
ness Of their cause, and they have all deter
mined to vote for Greeley. The Liberals and
Democrats in this part OF the State are not dis
posed to give up the contest byl any means.
They still have strong hopes tint with hard
Greeley.
, 1872-10-17

COLUMBIA, Oct; 16.-In the State elections to-
day, for Governor, State officers, and five Con-
gressmen, the only decided opposition offered
BY the Democrats VAS in the southern district,
where Hon. B. F. Perry, ex-Provi6ional Cover
nor under Johnson's administration, was NOM
mated for Congress. It is thought that he is
elected, defeating Wallace, the present repre-
sentative. It is generally conceded that the
Regular Republican State ticket, with Moses for
Governor: is elected, defeating What is known as
the Boilers ticket, with Tom1inson as candidate
for Governor.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. -Everything pass
ed of quiet at tie elections to-day. No conc1u-
sive returns arc in but the probabilities are TINT
Moses and the regular Republican ticket are
elected by large majority.
, 1872-10-17

'"e I'oE"7A w. WSrr"c IN w.oGG"5IH ~, net u
n. -. 1,7;,ox =. M, c.,.na1 1.:n..1 "1' 1~'
~ 1@11' nv " 10 S'''~"yo 4.to""1'
on' 1ue oetooes electlons naSe nos' Ii tae
least, disturbed the equanimity Of mind OF the
Wisconsin Liberals. Every man is "in line,"
and readv FIR tha conteat The rei1emntion of
Tn1;ona o.,, ~ Erao1,t;x, e11,+r1i - * Ja,o;
,,o1,t -ar+- 10 ;edaa5 1r-aat tr;,,,nt ~ ~ ~
T;harp1 ca,,n1 M,c' 6oaoLat1a 6Srs tto-aat. -
nGeta t 1;e: ~ ua1PtoeHa1te ena1 r.
4Ir;aa 49, au t;.4a - d.
M ~ ~ e1aot otees, 5.f1 ou19 sua.
Gntco tlmt lor tne noAt iour years, tne a4osler
state WI oe Youcnsa1ea gooo aha honest gov
t! einnlent, =, ~ Aa1 s 1ne E4ecu-
Ivy Ivy WI oe ouaole4 ~ hecule IT,
as 91ect!on ~. 'HueGt, tue nl5s SUI
11an!st s4ceoly MnGn n1a peen aG1eVeI 1n tae
Nolt1"est use1 11e y ~! Msnao81 hlnK auo Us
ne!a.aoIs 4' efneme9 ls gtinu resat nas i ~
',i4 .nn T.; aoices mA:n anu ~. e.
d:s dne lesu41 N fen4syisanA - v1c1ory OF tne
Grantltes, OF whlch they teel heartily ashamed,
~ ~Anontue ~ ea4o - us1se oeeu s9e91e1 ~ tne
ulo1s 1 u1uo1 n es1t cuueocte9' 10 o -.
e1aLs a1e H9e III tn9 !east alsHl!ltso over tnak
result, "nlle severai n Lbs Vlc1nl1y VINO nave
nereto!0fe aGtea Win me dranttos declare that
they WILL no longer SUSTAIN parry -"hch mas
proven ltsei 80 ut!ofly 1acklng N every e1emenI
~ sm Essential 20 gouo goveI9hmen55.
-, ALLOW as TO assure our nAberal TRENDS N othrr
6tates that Wisconsin WI 40 her Whole no duty IN
November. re naSe Visited over 1VV to"ns
EulGe :! tle baltlnore CONVENTION, anu nave 1ouuo
enEt tueae ale from ten do Iiuty, anu, IN som9 13
instances, US many as Aov tSepnoncans VINO "1u
support uree!e5; @n4e tne oedeclon M o1 Oemo-
clatc voters Is 1nnntis1ma. an Inc German he7
, 1872-10-17
APPOINTMENTS OF LIBERAL SPEAKERS IN

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 16.-Goyernor Palmer
will address the people at Louisville, Clay Conn-
ty, Illinois, On Thursday afternoon, Oct. q; and
at Fairfield, Illinois, On Friday afternoon, Oct.
Is.
Senator Trumbull speaks at Cairo on next
Saturday; at Marion, Williamson County, Iii
nois, on next Monday; at Bellevil1e, Illinois, On
Wednesday, the 29d, and at Car1inville, Thurs
day, Oct. "a. I
The Liberal Cause in Illinois is in q splendid
condition, and our camp fires burn brighter
every day.
, 1872-10-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

Tho Regular Oonc1ave OF Gourgas Chapter Of Rose
Cfox, will be hold the ha OF Cottage Grove
and at5E s'clsoSIE sI p % %erds5
, 1872-10-17

splendid Timber Lot Of 1e0 ESTIMATED to cut
90o0 900 cords Of wood} in AleEan County. Mich
gan, ~ miles from Mack's Pier. midway betwesn Sau-
gatuck South Haven, be bought On fa7ora
~ B. F. CLARKE i CO.,
Room Oriental Building,
10 LaSalIe-st.
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S6cr,frasen ii ainbtr.


Wrrin unttritsisst lt elm pbilOiOpb unp elm
aesdIGistsr2 Der Gritsre bsi&Sftist F& nit
aa II NIB SsseL Der esstsre NIT Sans
unp aese!.
/. DslSs asbnliGlsit tefsbt spil6sn R!ati&ba.
fen unb 6lrtsn A? Bel Ssipsn III tas @unt.
Z Il d am Nittisttn.
@Orin alsidi Der Walsr Gprrsssiu sinsm 3si-
tunssrsraiteur2 gsipt inD tart in - IsrtaT.
;uuetn.
Dpsur6 untHi&siee. iVb Gin gi&rcmmiRarius
uns bic Yrceppliyi? Tur1 BEN Grten pirp ras
nsus NaB ssrsssIt pur& bic Isstsre bSufs has
Neus ssuaBrssslt.
@arum if cine pusii&ttse 6rau ieitsn cine
CUTE 8r6in? @eil fs su pisl fpHst!
Warum bat nod fein @sltumi eslsr feline Grau
mitseuummsn ? gBsil aQs @annsr iassn: sd
nit msiusr Grau ~rsiisa? Riot um bic
Welt!" (Sapbir)-
User III Der bsriibmtsfs Sramenibsrisser
Girf Sismard, neil or 1870 spei Glide
aus benz Gran3Siii@en ms Osa I.
d rnbertrasen bat
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Gin Ssrliner StraeeuianSs bate
cine srsbs SpisSei9sibs in lem S@auisnlsr si-
nt5 aaufmannrS sinsstpbsn unp nellie i4 bril-.
den, ais Der Gissutbimsr ibu ned rs89sitis an
inbr asrl, psibt Ou, cap On bic SSsibs BE-
sabltn INF t?-Ia, sritsbt l6. spisrerts srr
grsridrudmit agfr Stslsarubs, if pplte ia sb.n
IN Naais .spi,a, Eat Sch gpIsH,
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Ginem Oefenpm in Der 9tabs Sp6ums
purss I'M serissn SABRE pen sinsm 5s!se aappss
ssitpblen. Sbi9pn or lsinen Tahbar, psIStr
aud aappss ~pianSts, fir psn Sisb bislt, ;sisis
tr ben Disbitabl rp9 ui6t an, mel. g ibm anSs-
psismittsIn feblts. Sn Sissm 9abr plan;ts Der
Ssipupm piseer 8appes. Oils %rerislts 81 i6ie-
bGn cher rrn appf ia bilpen AIMING, ma9te Ter
Gissntbamsr tIsiue 3sttslGsn sUn autsm gapisr,
l@risb aui ~eielelbsn lsinen 9amsn une lsste in
isps aapptsPfan;s Gin ipl9es. Ter aappss pur.
Dc ausse;siSnst ; sisS S~srlsitsts ben Sist, has
5sIp wisesrum naSti&er 0sis su tsiu9m.-
slls Der Sstpnrr am anbsrn Mprs,n zen 0isbs
labl tsmsrsts, ltelte or eIei5 llntsriu6unssn an
unS fanr, hap isiu NaGbar aui tsm Narits Rap
prs r~erfauits. Or IieB pur6 einsn 5rsunN msb-
rsrs aSpfs sru eitism faufsu une fanS in sinigsn
isiue 8iftsntarts siemliS rpblerbaItsn Srr. Der
bsrbsissrufsns Na6bar parb iebr isiat i~ibrfabrt
unO bat I'M @srssibuus. Der @sfUblsns 60.
pabrtt neg rcBmitbig, untsr Der gUrauSisguna
cap sr SsIsrars ssripra6s. Iis SsTsruns
GurSs untsr 5brSnsa ssriprsSsn uns bic Sa9s
,par abssma9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

Sn Np. "A pss pom aSlu mad @iin9en
ibsrssistsltsn unb bort ais vDsuti6er Wertur"
eri&sinensn prptstiatbOlil9sn @oniteurs srbGlt
Der Ssrr Sil@Uf pom @ains fclssnss aituIatu.
rtn: Wilbelm emanuel, 6reibsrr spn &sttslsr,
General. assnt Der Ssiuiteu. s umpasnie Isati6-
lambs, bsFsnirtsr rGpali&sr &sitsfansIsr u. On.
ii. 9ismard, auberssm Sii@pf ~ Wain;.
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Oerfur,sle SO ca.

Sanepsrtsburi6e: 8Snneu sic mir iassn,
ipis i'd wrbl auf hem nS&fsn @sse na9 Ger
Siabtspgtsi tpmme2
Gfsnlsbsr 3 ia, tann ieten sic man tlrs
sa ribsr in zen 0aeen uno fteblsn Sie cen pad
Isiesne Slider.
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u nter1altenDes 3.

I'D asbieSnterua tip nale" III, erfIdrt
esa artsitsru in 0larus Gin Irbeiter aus
hem Sura fplssnpsrma en-;
oGirige Serren, nsl6e I6 spn rem arnisn gr.
beitern Stsurrn nit Namen ,,9sitrass" bs3a6lsn
laiIrn, INN in 0snt 2onscn DER Nep gjori
Gbampagnrr rinfsn ;u fSnnsa. Iieis 1trrer,
GsntraIcrmmittss gsbeiBsu, MAIDEN IS NIX bic
Spttsris: bin mn riebrr isueen fe stipaS GsIo,
I'M rtn @laubsr Su untsrbaIten. Iiiis an.
idauuus Der 1inse babe i'd aus grfabrung urp
iayeibe tic niseer, I'm no rSglid bic 0larnsr
Srtritsr i'll srraula1sn, i4 bic Sa6e stra0 nd.
Der III an;uiebsn."
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Gine flein c Sung msrifansrin iastr nsts
LID ~ ibrrm Batter:
SD babe did MIST germ, Ou tUt gu 1rrt unr
q il mir lsbr lrio, ZAP Oh in unisre 6anilis
sebeiratbet bait.
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ais Sllufratipn ;u Der bObsn a&tuns,
ssrsn i4 unisre in lsstsr 3sit mic pil,s aus Der
Grss i5itbsnssn aetisn. uno @rinrunssssisl-
i9aftsn ~erfrsasn, m0ss frIsensss ansepIt@sn bic.
ntn.
Dieter Sage srbislt in 3. cir iunssr Wann
sinsn Brief ron 6rsunbssbanb. Oa Der ssbrel.
fat l6 nod nidt I'M gsiys Weller Sitsl btfanb,
pubte Der tSslauniss 5rsuno auf Soften Der slt.
tuns a~uisrsr slrtisn uuc @riusunsssssai6aftsn
ibm fclssnee SituIatur su ssbsn. Ssrrn u. 81.
&snsaut Der Savanna. g~isarrsn. @i&sn. 2 amm-
lunsssslsalaaft uSubufria".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

@as ma&f Gu Ssnn bsute risrsr fir
Elm GtT6t2" frasts cine uni&Sne Grau ibrsn
trummtnssn Gattsn.
n@snn i'd @sf9ter ma&sn fSnnts, bdttsf Dn
I@cn LANCE elm anbsrss!" srwisssrte bsrislbs
miirfiI1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

8rausn tpn men mad Sa(ler LANCER faltsn
ais Ndnnsr, mad plutar8 ben Wsin tslsr ssr'
trasen ais sis1e, RAD llnssr perssn nisnals
fabl, naG glininius psrpsn is iraar isltsn Ssn
SUpsn ssrfclst (pptsi nur su bsmsrfsn it, saB
lie isltf x,an6mal sinsm ,,eSwen" ra9laufsn)
uns mad aQssmeinsr Grfabruns fSnnrn fe fpre-
den, pbns ismaIs ermiibet gu ptresn.