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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07
Platform OF the National Labor Re
form Party.

The following is the platform adopted
at the recent National Convention at Co
lumbus. o., of the Labor Reform party ::
We hold that all political power is inherent
in the people, and free government founded
on their authority and established for their
benefit; that all citizens are equal in political
rights, and entitled to the largest religious
and political liberty compatible with the
good order of society, as also the use and en-
ioyment of the fruits of their labor and tai
ents, and no man, or set of men, are entitled
to special emoluments, privileges, or immu-
mites from the Government; and any laws
destructive of these fundamental principles,
without moral binding force, should be re-
pealed; and, believing that all evils resulting
from unjust legislation, now affecting the in
dustrial classes, can be removed by the adop-
tion of the principles contained in the follow
ing declaration; therefore,
Resolred, That it is the duty of the Govern
ment to establish just standard of distribu-
tion of capital and labor, by providing apure-
" national circulating medium, founded on
the faith and resources of the Nation, issued
directly TO the people without the interven-
tion of any system of banking corporations,
which money shall be legal-tender in the
payment of all debts, public and private, and
interchangeable at the option of the holder
for Government bonds, bearing a rate of in
terest not to exceed 75-1O0 per cent, sub
iect to future legislation byCongress.
2 That the National debt should be paid
in good faith, according to the original
agreement, at the earliest option of the Gov
ernment, without mortgaging the property
of the people, or the future earnings of la
Dor, to enrich few capitalists at home and
abroad.
g. That the people demand that the bur.
dens of the Government should be so adjust
ed rs to bear equally on all classes and inter
ests, and that the exemption from taxation
of Government bonds bearing extortionate
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07
THE OLD WORLD.

The Paris Gaulois has beer succeeded by a
new paper, L'Etoile.
A special dispatch from London received
in New York on the 24th says: Germans are
arriving at Berlin. Two corps are to be in
readiness. The cause for these preparations
is the great activity of political parties at
Versailles, and the possibility of change of
government in France. Germany reserves
the right to decide as to any new Govern
ment there. Should she deem such govern
ment unlikely, either by inclination or mex
pediency, to execute treaty of peace, there
will be another invasion"
The police authorities of Leipsic, Ger
many, have issued proclamation against
the Internationalists, declaring that the or
ganization is aiming at a social democratic
republic, and to give the workingman polit-
ical power therein. Artisans are prohibited
from joining the society.
The wife of Moses II. Grinnell died at
Genoa, Italy, on the 23d. She was niece of
Washington Irving.
According to a London telegram, the
celebration on the 27th in honor of the
recovery of the Prince of Wales was OF
the grandest character. The streets were
thronged and the houses and public places
were gorgeously decorated. Spectators
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07
Miscellany.
THE BALLAD OF Hiram HOVER.

TIE BALLAD OF HIRAM HOVE
WHERE the Moosatockmaguntic
Pours Its waters in the Skunsic,
Met, along the forest-side,
Hiram Hover, Huldah Hyde.
She. maiden fair and dapper,
He, red haired, stalwart trapper,
Hunting beaver, mink, and skunk,
In the woodlands of SQueedunk
She, Pentucket's pensive daughter,
Walked beside the Skuntic water,
Gs;hering, in her apron wet,
Snakeroot. mint, and bouncng-bet.
Why" he murmurcd loath to leave her,
Gather YARDS for chills and fever
When loyyer, bold and true,
Only waits to gather you p
GO" she answered, I'm not hasty;
prefer man more tasty:
Leastways, one to please me we'll
Should not have beasty smell"
Naughty Huldah r Hiram answered;
Mind and heart alike are cancered:
jest look here these peltries give
Cash, wherefrom pair may live.
~. you think, am but vagrant,
trapping beasts by no means fragrant
aet-l m sure its worth thank
I've handsome sum in bank
Turned and vanished Hiram Hover;
And, before the year was over,
Huldah, with the YARDS she sold,
Bought cape against the cold.
Black and thick the furry cape was;
Of stylish cut the shape was;
And the girls, in all the town,
Envled Huldah up and down.
Then, at last. one winter morning,
Hiram came, without warning:
Either,h said he, "you are blind,
Huldah, or you've changed your mind.
Me you snub for trapping varmints,
1ct you take the skins for garments:
Since you wear the skunk and mink,
There's no harm in me, think
'sWell,n said she, 1--WE will not quarrel.
Hiram: accept the moral
Now the fashions so guess
can hardly do no less"
Thus the trouble all was over
OF the love of Hiram Hover;
Thus he made sweet Huldah HYDE
Huldah Hover, as his bride.
Love employs. with equal favor,
Things of good and evil SAVIOR:
That, which first appeared to part,
Warmed, at last, the maiden's heart.
Under one impartial banner,
Life, the hunter, Love. the tanner,
Draw. from every beast they snare,
Comfort for a welded pair
Atlantic Monthly.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07

In an old cemetry at the western end of
St. Louis is a moss-covered tombstone,
on which a single hand points heaven
ward, surmounting tie inscription, "Gone
In
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07

THE other day, at the dinner hour,
man made application at the New House,
Belfast, Me-, for dinner for himself and
wife. On being told that it was ready,
he stripped off his coat, and entered the
dining-room in his shirt sleeves. A wait
er brought hima bill of fare. which he re-
garded curiously, and then laid down.
Pretty soon another bill of fare was
placed on his plate. Then he arose in his
wrath, and, exclaiming, II didn't come
here to read show bills!-I came after
some dinnerr' called to his wife, and the
twain departed.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07

The English Press Dictionary gives
the number of Journals in Great Britain
at !, ,456,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07

\ TRAVELLER was making a pedestrian
tour of the Alps when suddenly, in a mar
row path, he came face to face with a
large brown bear. lie drew a revolver
and was about to fire, when, TO his amaze
ment, the bear cried out: "Don't fire :"
1t turned out that the pretended bear was
a man, employed by some guides, who
sent him out dressed in bear skin when
they had timid traveller to escort. At
preconcerted spot the bear would rush
upon them, and when put to flight by the
exertions of the guides, the traveller never
failed to reward their courage and devo-
ton by handsome present, of which the
bear received liberal share.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-07
4 Presidential Candidate.

THERE is now being sent to the various
newspaper offices of the country a series
of political illustrations, accompanied by
what is called the candidates oath and
pledges. A late issue contains large
lithograph likeness of General Thomas A.
Davies, of New York, who is announced
as Candidate for President of the
United States from March 4, 1873, upon
the Candidates Oath and Pledges" The
said oath is as follows:
az do solemnly swear, in the presence of
Almighty God, that if am elected TO the office
for which am cdndiddfe, / will well and
truly support the Constitution of the United
States, and discharge the duties of my office
to the best of my ability. As far as the law
requires of me to eXpend or disburse public
funds, or vote for their appropriations, l will
do il legally, and with a just intention that
the greatest benefit shall result to the pub
lie. will not accept any gift or present
during my continuance in office. Will not
accept any gift, or present, or money, or
benefit of any kind or nature, directly or in
directly, or knowingly allow others to do so,
for or by reason of any influence or vote of
mine, or Others SO Influenced, for or against
any law, or for or against any measure upon
which | shall be entitled to vote or can in
fluence. nor will ever take money or benefit,
directly or indirectly, by reason of any pub
lie official act may do, except such as the
law then provides | may then receive while
in office.
If l shall appoint any officer to legal
office, / shall cause him to take this same
oath to the end of the last paragraph, ex-
ccpt for the words in italics, "elected to :"
put appointed to- and except for the
words in italics, "a candidate" put "an
applicant provided he has no officer or
officers under him to appoint; and if he has,
will cause him to take this whole oath,
each and ALL before appointments, and will,
to the best of my ability, keep all such oaths
of officers i shall appoint or will be under
nv CONTROL in my possession as long as
remain in office. l will turn over all such
oaths to my successor. / will not give up
any of said oaths to any one except my sue
cessor, if any charge of malfeasance in Office
or criminal neglect of duty shall be standing
AGAINST the officer who made such OATH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Sermii9te Seriate.

Sdredfides YrauDungliif. Sn
ct. Saul, Wiuneiota, brad Samitag Gbeno8
,ebu llbr in einem bon Ger &ittpe DaelTinger
II. ihren 8 Siuberu b%emobnten SGuShenSeuer
aus. Die 6anlilie ihlief bereits. Der SrauO'
aerrd wefte oas alteitc NaOdeu, fe iprar9
auf nuo cine 3ur Sreppe f%ihreuoe Stle9e
binab. als fe Die Gbiire Dfnete, idlugen
ibr Die Slammeu eut9eSen. Sle ellie Surlid
unS uedte ben Glteiien 8rubcr, einen nell@
,ebuidbrilen Suriheu, unO REF ibnl Su, Die
@eidmiitSr gu retten; ie ipran9 oarll aui
bas Siid,enoad uno BON ba auf Die @roe. Die
SHUTTER nit Dem fleiniten Stuoe iAltef i'm
groqeIdoB uno eutfam nod 9liidlth, oa oaS
WidSdeu Die 6euferiheiben etnihlug urO ne
medte. Carl, Der obeueruGbute Sohu, lieB
brei Der S,nOer i'm obereu Stodperf aus benz
EenIter iiber Sas Dad uuf ben BoOeu; lpdter
iprauq er ielbit mad IN cine loOernoe6 elers
MALE beun Die Slammeu batten inspiiflen
oas Oad our6brod)tn. @r mar i'm Setht
uno ON unterleib i6redlih uerbranHt. Su6wts
ld,eu muroe Die Dtutter tnue, baB nod Spel
Sinoer nit relp. 8 uuo 10 SabreIl, oben la'
oeu: lie ftiirmte in Die 6lammel, muroe abr
ihmsr perbrannt suriidJetrieben. Bis bic
Radabaru famen, itiirSte oaS 66uSteH Elm,
uno bearub srpel Spier in ben brennenoen
Grimmern. @rt jsst fibItsn bic uusliflt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

8raub.- @efern iriib l nbr gin9 EN-
bS(,cruer Sduppen biuter benz Salfofen Wtl'
dael 0orIcp's aui Slghlauotom1 m Nlanl'
men auf. Wfau oermutbet Sranollttu19.
Gin. au8fuhr.- Seliern lislen
I'M hieliaen Safen eiu: Der Sdooner ppcaf'
leba BON St. Sohns, y. st., nit 2S3 or
boftsn uuO SO Sdfiern 3uder; Der S6ooaer
,Sarriet SafeI" uon Wartinique NIT 100
Srboften unb LOG Sdiern 3udsr; Die BRITT
,he Sriaa rSiaage Belle" GrecibO y: u,
NIT 800 Srboften 3udsr; bic Sarte gsl'6a
". Cochran" BON &arbenas nit 446 Srhpf=
ten .uno 1l5 Slten 3uder uno 40 Srholieil
Welalje. NaA AuspGrts clartrte geliertl
Die britiide Srias yWaria" mad Sltso, ST.
lamb, NIT 9747 S1eielu @ellhtorn.
Ser 0ampfsr rSara9oila," capt
Sooper. lett benz IL. D. Sits. BON Sauannap,
3D. untermeas, trai porgeitern nit Iol9encea
8oiiaaicreu bier elm: s Budlep uebt 0rau'
wtao Somlinion nebit Smel Slnoern, 0eo
Sobuiou, G1au unb Dtagc, Srau GSbomas'
Srl q Ehomas, g s StOne neblt Samllle'
lieutenant 8 s Mafiutrie, q 8 appletoI
nebit gSQmi!ie, 81 @aSan unb Stnot i :
IoIeno. % griffin, Sri Scripen, ! @aroner
Sis ) SiOoelep, Gbs 8 0its. Oils 6raf
bro d,fs her Sampfsr 254 Saleu SuumwOlls
SO Sa6er 8eis, $4,000 SUB Srettsr, OK g
trodnetc Sdute, SO Siinoel 9rliner Qante, o.
glide @nano, 632 &aiemelonen, Z Saue'
Yanila II. /. No..
Die beuti6en &riesscotoet
ten ugietna" unb y@asele" tanis1 conn
MEM BON Samaifa in gtorfof, Sa.. an.
Woqabmnoiren bradte @lIlaeet
0pmns uno Sames SarfinS burd 6l9te
i. Saoertp'S Germitteluns ami e1nen Wtoho
mad, BEN Irmenbauie auf Sapolep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
GbiTsnabrtc1fen.

Ser S1oouer ,Sba 8iharDion," capt.
genel, fam Sonnabeno pom 0eFao'0'""'
Sla., bier ar. oo,,
fonn tom am -. "Suli Don bier iiber Nortolt
in Soiton an. or;.
Ser Dampfer ,Sadeniad," Capt. Prlt'
d,ptt, Ionote am 9. Suli bon bier in ytepbern,
us, on. - G,n+
Scr 0umpfsr ISM. eanrenes," capt.
Salett, siug Sreitas BON Solton Dlsrqet uU'
Die 8arte y0iinoora,"' Sapt. Safelug,
ieaelte am %. Sui BON Nlo De Sarelro "uu
Bic Sriss IS. 6. Gbopman," Capt.
Sniabt, lam am 8. Suli bon Baltimore III
Watansas auf Cuba au.
Ser Stooner v&harleS u. Sl99lns,'
Gopt. McSntolh, c%larirte ant 26. SUM II
9faIIau auf yieu. Brouioence blerher.
Ser iduebilhe SdoOner r3itper Ylate'
tad, am 3. Stunt Don SantoS mad ben Saulp
tousRoaos in Gee. c..
Der eualii9e S9ooner r5ornst," Capt
@(burn, fam ben &c. Stunt bon hlertn 9tafa'
an. oo.t.. 80.
Ser Sdooner u9eona," Capt. @llep, oo1
hisr am 27. SUM IN 9tafau ungelan9t, ira
am 5. Suli ieius &isfabrt blerber ubsr va
SalanO an. CO:
alma Nreitag BON Sbarleton, o., Haf
nnierem Saien ab.
Gad Baltimore beitimmt, farnerl 9eiier
bic garte ,Ilert" Don Sapal rnO Die Siln99
.4lbina" BON Santos, ySlpoc" llno pSt
laae Yeae" al Der 6elung yfOnroe' Sa
por6ei.
Die bo6e Gee getuanuel, bon Saltlllo'
fommeno, bic 8arte rSoie Wtarla," .
Srrqq8 vMiifiippi," vYaftora" uno .Sll
rencs@ unb Die Shooner uNtarp eoulns" III
N NJ Gtifnpn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
MnonpzMarten.

6r. Z. 5afelDorif, Jr 501, a8eftsS alttmore:,
Sde Der 8ineir., bot ieinen 9ibi6en @arten iur oe
sommeriaiion Nicer eo fuet mo eurb auBsTit ssz
itnb eInlQoenben &baratter lelnes @tabGiiiemeHts 81
erb0ben i'm b%eItrebt. Nd6 me Dor miro Sas oellz
late &aaerbicr aus Sdauu d @e:ie's Srauerel,
Cincinnati, c~reotnjt, mo 1T Sorttbrun9 9suotIeh
norOen, oar ner .cole Stof" ni0t ausgebt. SeoeH
Nontue mo Sanlfas abeno ais Grtrd<Sn9abe lur
Die geiuter SdrmonIe=piuitt, aus9etaPrtuoH eGpt.
piRter's 18TH Regimental Band"
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Sm @alber'fehcn ,,CoeOn''

an 10 6reoerldfr.
lit ieSt Gin gdnSIih ueues EcrioHdl el9d9lrt, ,pelnes
an icoem Nv noe tt & Der Gu9tnblidlth lerrlpenosn
otee elm Sdblretdbes Bublitum mad cen lteuncllhen
jtdum,n res -SceoL" Siebt. Die nod pom lrlpet
ruuLlbetaunte $IeoeriGn9srln Oil. Dfd99le SoDers
triIr enenjous wieeCr aui uuo ernoict iiets oen iep
baIteIten 8elldl. 0eUel ibr sIinifn oor5uSsmelte
not Sic SQmen Wtonie B.Iiou, YtaSgie 1ltortlnler,
Ofacu Noaocup unO Zulu 0elmap uHo Ole oS' San
oonGrb, Gam > mt uue 0rart oel. We H'9ltl III
in Dun o3noen or5 orn. Don 0oruaro, mdbteno pl'
q q Rudnn LIZ ,niuiifhirsft Z iunairt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Mnrfins Il 0nnir,s

utdbt erpIobtrenre aerufTne peer Sublsnscsl-
Qampe i'm 5ro5en unb Sleineu. aueinI9e a9sntur
3u fabritprgiien, iOUie aud lit bic bsrlibmten 2S0te'
reIe Sre=&loietsG Umpa9nie. Nlan lenoe ooer
lprebe par fir @Irtulore pei 0ebr; Sarns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Germii1te Nn'etgen.
@e9eime GranfBeiteu
6rInSiibc Sur 9arantirt

HNA
Or. Soieph Sobian,
prGttIihem ar5L YhtlGoelpbia
Sr. 6abian ~garlntilt ere Idreae unb 9rinoiltt
Sur in auen eeibIehtltben arGnfbeiien.
Sunge Wdnner,
bic fb beimIt6er Su9enrilnoen bewuet tno, oeIeu
5ol9rn ib in Sapade, u%nuermoaen, eebensiber'
6rss unb ;uleSt in Aus3ebrnng tuno sebeu, moseH
iib uertrauersool on mid wenoCn.
SD babe 1auienoe FOLDER uualldliGer s1 ltreI
iriiberen @eIunbbctt Suritgebrabt, bic pom anberr
ialid bebouoelt ODER ais u%nseilbar aus9e9eben nors
ben iino.
Rdohen uno Nr ueu,
Die on tlnres elmdBtBffiteH in Der monGtlthen Rein
euna ooer gdnSlIhem Ausblethen %oerieIben leioeu
9let6uiel BON uel6er rriahe, Deroen in einieen Z a.
gen uon mir berSaitelt, oP1e nadt9etllse Gol9eR tdl
Die @euRobeit.
8ntteuteu
tonren BON mir bebnuoelt lUeroen, DenH ne mir ibre
3uitdRn ihriitlih mittheitel.
Suenshe Seri6u,esenbeit tptro suseiibert.
Qorefe: DIR JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Dini7, f2O1te i a. IN R)
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Observation-Disclosures

8aiiensert9t.-CSor Den 6tftern
0auels, 2inoiap unb Silbop.) Safoera
gBolf ebielt Golmadt eur Serlpaltnn9 Der
Sluterlaileni 9aft bon SObaurl y. .. @ol1
(s25O1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
SIR NHdrnIdnocr kurnDerein

unteruimmt Sountag, ben 4. 4nJuit, letnen
uierteu Sabres. Auslug mad rOtonnmsntal
GiIhiua @rope." Sommenocn Sonnerlta9
werpen i'm Sauptquurtiere, Norooit-Gde Der
0ouer< unO @utan. StraBe, bic Sar uno Der
8admertitauo periteiQert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Gin reider9 ouOerling in Ytte
Co., Snbiaua, meld)sr bieicr Gage itarb,
hat iein beosutenoes Serm0gen 5u 9leldell
3beileu al ale I'M umtreiie BON 8 UtetleR
oftpu gRittmPu permQdlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

ftnoet fortan jeocn 0iOntGg unO Sonnabeno
9roBeS @arten-@on6ert TAFT. 0a Sr. SSlntel
fHr ein guteS 0tu'ltcorpS GORGE 9e'I09en par
NIB aud) Die Speiieu uno @etrGnte Rld)tS 81
niiuifen it6rt9 l~aieH, 10 tonnel MIR eInem
Seoen ben 8eiu6 Oieles freunolI4en @ortens
beIteus empfeblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

ne 0p8pepiie ober inner.
oaali9 felt 1T cine Sdlpdte oOer t9ells
lueiie 2dbmung be8 Ota9enS. Die Spetlen
neroen nt6t geb0rig aliimiltrt, II. SleS brln9t
BEN auusen S6rper in luoronun9. Us per.
uriadt S6merSeu in &opf, S4ul!eru, Sruh
uuo 3liiden unO bispeilen in Den Selnen uno
Nrmcu, ebeuio Niagenoriiden. 9aS bette
Uttttel oagegen lit &0rlsbaOcr SpruOelsSai5.
0as edte miro MIR i'll 8lalden pertault.
81. Npaelcr s Spmp., Agt. C4l-p.4.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Sn 0filmautie wuroe nenlld, Gin per
,ebniabri9er Snabe, Der fir isine Dtutter etne
8ittue, arbeltet, oajn uermodt, cine Sarte
III eiuem Jog. @eihtnEs&oN6erte 81 taHien. -
Gr qewanu ben 9auptpretS, EN- 9anS I'M
JNef thp mn &15 0 {.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

hGlt hente in Gojt'S 9itn ipr Yicntc NIT
CONFERENCE.-THE ab. 3u ben Ser9nu9un<
gen gebDren Breiafegelu uno 0amenptelS@
ihieBen. Die aus iliige bieier Sdule 9eruabr'
ten ben Sbelluebmern tets 9roBen @enuB.
Sci 6rn. 6. Yobmeper
on Der gelatr<0toab fiuoet mdblenb oe8
SdiibenielteS t .9lif) unterbaltun9S' unO
Spu3mulf ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Su Chicago 1T Der bctannte Sraueret-
beIieer 8rtsOrl9 2ebmann nit 100 ao9e'
nnnnpn
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8altimorer Marttberidte,

(Edsli9 beridtet fir Den rs orreiponosnten.")
GnsrussSreiie.l y iii IN ore, 10. Sui 1872.
Neebl (gSai3en=, Ro9aenz, Yfats<l
5olparo IT.. <SupeI= uno 9rtra=UtellSo % -s62o
GbippiuozSrtrQ .,. % z 10
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GiuefletncD tfiereu5. - IN lels
ner legtcu Sieung bat Der SOn9reB s25o,oo
iir ben autauf gerpiHer @runoniide tir ole
Grusiterung Der @upItol InIa9en beiplul9t;
bic Qbi6dguugs COMMUNION hat lnoelIeH
,eup @r1ubntde Quf $3.50, 900 tarlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Siuholuue ses aonIss.

I'm 8 ubr Morseus begaben nd SerSdtt<
senhQuptmann 2emtubl uuo paS Otreft:rluU
IN 8aroud)en uaf Der Bpbnung pe8 S9ut<
NnfOni9s, Srn. $. y. Der SsiOe, @agltraBe'
mo oic}er in gmpiaug genommen mutoe.
Son bort gins's mad Der 8obnnnJ beg alien
Sauptmannes, Sen. 6. Slumenber9, @reter|
ltraBe, unO Die @eieli6aft erreifte balO ben
Bart, 100 suua6it i'm @rstutio' 3trmer &aIt
itQttfan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

aus ben S6hneu Der altern Ytit9lieoer bette
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SlouIen uub welBeu 9oIen getlelOete S9aar
ann hinau8 an bic Bel. Atrs H0a0.
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