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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

1t is an authenticated fact that over for
ty thousand die annually of consumption,
in the states of New England and New
York. A neglected cold and consequent
cough, which the timely use of some safe
remedy might relieve, are allowed to con-
tinue until a weakened constitution sur
renders itself to the fatal stroke. Weeks
Magic Compound will be found one OF the
most reliable remedies for all throat and
lung diseases.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

Friends of Temperance who may be sal
fering from piles or kidney complaints,
can use PettengiIl's Kidney Wort with per-
feet safety and great advantage. There is
no poisonous or any kind S5 liquor about
it. As a tonic and remedial agent Il works
like charm. See testimony az a physician.
in another column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

YEGEFISE.-The eonyI>
public mind as we'll as -C1oA - 4. inc
fcssion, that the rep II 'Le eoIe3I pr
s1ccasef,,l ~ IN are more safe, more
,,9f,,oro1.,,s the cure of disease, than
or 800 -dicines. Vegetine is composed
a. - Z, barks and herbs. II is pleasant
- Ike, and is perfectly safe TO give TO an
FAINT. Do you need it? Do not hesitate
to try it. You viii never regretit.
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Business 51Otites.
AGGRAVATED INDIGESTION


Persons who are prediSpOseu TO Qyspep-
STA find 4l1cf~ sIl+rarirlo,z from this ca,,za
,tl-- ,~,,.., .,,l t,-- .,,,,,, -,r. 49,. 49,.
7--'-N4s I11' ~ -'-1-- = " - e''7l-
erly winds, ana sudden changes from
mild TO z chilling atmosphere. In the
snrfno. therefore. the ,7anrs of INDIGESTION
are seriously angm1ented by the atmosp5ief-
IL ncInSanf I(on al VIC &c., ia ,1aas
through the ordeal OF its cold mists and
nsalubuous gales with easy stomacbs- and
loFihrIte4 ~ me LloesGIloaolg TOT
ton, and s+ranorI'r He lfsr{L 5,rr,r,S
with a healchful and effective gegetabIeiu-
vigorant: and no one at all familiar with
lue nedlcHI RECORD oI ne age, can quesllon
Rit+o15 +iS r,tc st el,5+5 IN ,il
purpose.
The credentials OF the Great Restorative
IRE 4e4 M .g ,c IN i ; CnJ.clel
IN the World If ez-cr ti7, va a 11yer,-l
wonderful specific has fair claim TO the
I've. Or IL peIIloa, OF VENT years II mas
fr.-,ti,-s. an fhse .fIe ~ he hfi9,+il n,
popularity il has never been approached
by any of its would-be competitors, and It's
annual s1tS7 are 80 lar I'D "a Etlce Oh laHse
c+,1tIr-Cs v-aIl , iic,17c,7t on a.
two conclusions Is inevitable. Either the
American people are deficient IN common
@t5e anu l II o. Ittloll; I'M
preventive remedy for INDIGESTION. fever
and ague, bilious remittcnt fever, constj-
patton, InguInatl-la nervous com plants
a. 80 an li % , ~ .'t e1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

rights of the people, and no hedging
by Her Majestys government on the
Alabama claims will serve to arrest this
revolutionary movement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22

Time tries all thing-.~ and has proved
that DR.. Wistar's Bal-am of Wild Cherry
is the remedy par excellence for the cure
of coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough,
bronchitis, asthma, phthisic, sore throat
and influenza. It cures coughs and colds
instanter. 1t sOothes the irritated parts {;
it heals the Inflammation; and even CON
sumption itself yields to its magic infu-
as,pa
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ESSEN COUNTY.


- iI1,i ma man, 81 dS i,at o mi
"4i.'' 80 f I ,'l ',, L. ~ ;,ia ~
~" 9liI u .liI P''S ANU '''J "i0'' LIS
S""ul''eI Sc' eIe'H'
As Rev. A. j. Shaw, OF Victory,
was drawing load OF logs into Story
mill. on Saturday, the I'd inst, the
bride chain broke. letting the team
against him, breaking several ribs and
rendering him SpeeohleSS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
M, toI o,,,,;,-,,-,n,. ~ +l,, Fac
IT,, X,, ~ ~ tr,l'i' Sro4ai t,,r S
49, MA IA ~ ,io 0,,(, I,oI,
('I o,- "" III az of FoI, IN '' '''' III vi
~,
road will bnild denof ronnd-6onso
and turn table in Swabton early in the
sDring. They intend to have cars nm
ming from that place to Sheldon for pas
songers and freight by the first of July.
East Berkshire has no LAWYER. tailor
or shoemaker. The former is not need
ed the people minding their own bust
ness so well that even one OF the legal
profession would have to keep the peace.
4 shoemaker IS very much wanted. One
with smaIlcapltal might ma a good
business.
james Moore had an intimate friend
who sWore eternal fidelity and they both
took the up tram Tor E!nosburgh as they
sad 10 nave a good Tune. At sta
ton above they drank freely, when
Moore felt ike taking nap, and in
ouSeo III, IN f; So5h "a, Sno S; N ", ne
4 y ms IIIellu h4o adjourned 10 the
I. w.. I'd 5aNIh8 WIN m nm al moore mo-
ney, GOV, a ne" sun 81 coming from
S mss S"i h foo ms o TGaI anu even tng oQGtS
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ST. ALBANS MARKET.

There Is no change in the butter mar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-22
An Ohio Tragedy

From the springfield Ohio Republican,
FeDrualN 18Th
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16
Gro BE CONTINUED,)

How feeble are our idtas of
rapid transit. See what really bold
mind demands. Mr.. Albert Brisbande
wants charter from Congress for q
"pneumatic tube road between the
cities of New York and New Orleans"
The capital stock of the company to
be organized to construct such road
is put at the modest figure of one
hundred millions of dollars, in shares
of cne hundred dollars each. The
corporate name is to be "The National
Pneumatic Tube Company" When
the - AID the work
coLlple,ed, all that passenger from
New York to New Orleans need do
will be to enter the tube at one end of
the line and be shot out of it ut the
other, together with whatever baggage
he may find necessary for his jour-
ne>. 1t will, in fact, be a gigantic air
gun, two thousand miles in length,
whose cartridge is to be a hollow
'sphere" containing traveller. The
latter, it is asserted, will breakfast at
his home in New York, dine in New
Orleans, and return to supper and the
bosom of his family.
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CHAPTER ".
WHAT JENNA SAYS.

WHAT JENNA SAYS
"Madame est servie !' says Menga,
halt an hour later, opening my door,
and putting her head in.
ado not 60 without me y cries S7l-
via, eagerly "wait for ME. Did you
ever See anybody so silly as L? am
trembling all over-like leat-feclw
"Lenoro is not quite ready" I say.
eve will 60 without her," rejoins
S>lvia, q"ickly; ""hy should not we ?
They will be more likely to speak to
US if she is not BY"
shrug my shoulders. II suppose
one must begin to be civilized
again. continues my sister, holding cut
one plump and shapely arm for me to
clasp bracelet on ut is astonishing
how soon one gets out Of the way
Of it ! Certainly it is cold but bun
died up in shawl one looks as if one
had no NOR shape than the Tun Of
Heidelberg"
We descend. The few visitors are
collecting in the hard scru ubbed sale a.
mlanger round the snow-wbite table.
"How my heart is beating" says
Sylvia, as VIC stand at the door about to
enter; "look and sec whether they arc
down yet"
peep. eyes, there they re; and,
as ill-luck will have it, their places are
next ours -; you need not have taken off
your shawl they have both shawls,
and the husbaud-what is his namc?
never can revolleot t-Lacelles, is not it?
lis in his great coat. There IS no
help for it; if We wish for food, We
must go into tho lions jaws to get it."
AS We approach, it. becomes evident
to US that the fact Of our presence has
been previously revealed to the new
comers. As We reach the table thev
just look up and bow gravely aud slight
lg, it is true; but still they bow. Old
Mrs. Scropo holds her little hooked nose
| gently, not Jewishly hooked-r.thsg
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In town in Ohio not long ago
the women went in bands of two and
three with their knitting and sewing
into the dram shops of the place, and
spent the whole day with their work,
and talked politely upon various topics.
Husbands and friends came in, saw
how things looked, and had not the
courage to step to the bar and drink.
This was kept up for several days, aud
the result was every shop in the place
was closed.
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"Did not you sec ?" breaks out Le-
no:o, excitedly. "Do not you know
who they arc ?'
"Not l. How should ?"'
"Why, old Mrs. ,sorope, to be sure
Charles mother"
'What all three of them !' I say,
derisively. "My dear child, you are
dreaming"
'lmpossible !" says Sylvia, strainios
her little neck out of the window to
catch last glimpse; but they are
gone. "You have such mania for
seeing ikenesses that no one else Gao !!
How could you tell ? one only saw their
bacss."
"And should hot I know my own
mother-in-law's back among hundred!!"
says Lcnore, with sardonio u,irth.
ooh, if it was only her back" say,
with sigh OF relief, II 90 not mind !:
all old womep's backs are much alike"
'fAre they z" says Lenore, with a
smile. "I do not agrec with, you
there ara backs and backs; but l do
not coatnc myself to backs-l saw ner
| face, and my x-mother-ia-laH's it was.
am sorry to say"
"And the other two were the mar
r1ed daughter and her husband, [ sup
pose" say, painful conviction that
Lenole is speaking truth forcing itself
on my mind. "Now that think Of it,
! there was something familiar to me in
the broad gold arfow she wore in her
hair"
Silence for few moments, while W,
stare at one another blankly.
II wish they had gone on to The
Krone now says Lenore, dryly..
'1t We wait to go up Piz Vanguard
till we 60 up them," y,with vexed
laugh, eve shall remain some time at
the foot, I think.
GLOW glad they will ba to ses us ~
cries Lenorc, breaking out into violent
merriment, that does MT however, ex-
press any equnIly violent enjoyment,
considering that last time they saw US
| tdey left us with the Elizabethan SEN
'iment that God might forgive us, but
they never would or wold, tc that Ct:
feet"
"I declare I do not know what you
are laughing st," says Silvia, pettishly,
with her eyes full OF tears "it is a
great thing to be easil y amused as for
nee, | sec nothing amusing in it -
This sort OF thing never haEpeus to any
ooc but Inc ; really good people, that
one would have h:ed to know en- IN.
lines ~
"I4istco," say, leaving the window
and approaching the door, "thcy are
coming up! I hear Madame Enderlin 5
voice."
| "We shall be always meeting then,
on the stairs" says Sylvia, lachr3mosely
"and I declare I shall 10 moro know
how to behave livery likely they will
take their cue from me-whether to
stop and shake hands, or bow aud pass
on"
"Stop and shake hands with the maa
how and pass on to the women," says
/ Lenore, promptly; "men are always
kind.'
Gas for you," retorts Sylvia, tura;ng
upon her with tearfu ]spitefulness, Gin
your case there can be no difficulty ;
they will cut you, of course, out and
out - deai-~aad really, considering al!
things, one cannot bla:oc H."
"Of course they will" replies Lcnore
calmly, though her color deepeus II
should think very meanly Of them If
they did uot."
"And you" (speaking very rapidly,
while the large tears still roll helplessly
down ber cheeks, "wlIat will you do
how will you take it ?"
"Do ?" says lenorc, with a little
dry laugh ; "what is there to do p? |
shall be cut, 1 suppose, and try to look
as it | l,kod it,.
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THo' death should draw thee from this fair do.

THo' death should draw thee from this fair do
main,
And with q little clay seal mp thine eyes
And turn to common air thy breathed sighs,
And make thy tears but drops of April rain;
Yet shall thy sweetness be blown forth again,
And fed with summer glories newly rise
And echoed music Of thy soft replies
Be sung once more by birds about the plains
Tor Beauty ne'er had limned fairer face,
NorTruth and Love e'e- lit a brighter eye,
And surely He who is the Lord of grace
Will never let such truth and beauty die
But tho they change their mortal dwelling place
The ir shows shall still survive beneath tho sky
Songs Of lVayfarcr, by William Duris
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-
/ S0NNET.
IN 4 FAsu1oNADLs CHURCH.

Tho air is faint, yet still the crowds press in;
With stir of silks and underfow of talk
That falls from lips of ladies as they walk,
Ere yet the dainty service doth begin:
All me the very organs glorious din
Is turned to plant trimnoss in its place,
And over all a sweet melodious grace
Floats with the incense stream good souls to win
O God, that spax'st Of old from 81 nai's brow!
And Thou that ,aid'st the tempest with word !
Is this Thy Worship Come amongst US now
With all Thy thunde,s, if Thou wouldst be heard
So tyrannous is this, weight Of pageantry,
Almost, we cry, 'Give back Gethsemene!'
Spectator.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

The first Russian newspaper vas
published over one hundred and sixty
years ago, under the special patronage
Of Peter the Great, one Of it. principal
contributors. I'D: s. s
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ATTENTION

I would give notice to my friends tha
Ihave returned to my old stand,
= s. MUSIC HAIL.,
on Richmond avenue, which has been open
Cd up in good style. . - =: ~ :
Give me q call.
:; --azEz. 8 @ N. FISCHER.
st Coud, Dec, 26. ls -.
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Goodbye, Sweetheart ~
Sass
a TALE IN THREE PARTS.

By RuoDA Bouou-oS, AUTHOR OF CRED AS Rose Is
SHE,' ETC. :.
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ROGER SMITH g. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine Silver Plated Ware,

Are producing for the Fall and Winter
Trade, a large variety Of elegant designs Of
TEA SETS, URNS, C4STORS, FIR UT
and BERRY DISHES, &c.,
together With q complete line Of their cele-
brsted SPOONS, FORKS, KNIVES, &c.,
all warranted full plate, aud bearing their
TRADE MARK,
which 10 the oldest and best known Of any
leading Silver Plate Manufacture in the
United States.
GILES, BRO. l. CO.,
Agents, l42 Lake st., Chicago.
Dealers may obtain illustrated catalogues
and price lists by enclosing business card.
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PIONEER WAGON SHOP
Ell. w. WEARY
Manufacturer of
FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS.
LIGHT WAGONS, BUGGIEs
CUTTERS, sLEDs, &c.

All work made from the very best nate
rial, and fully warranted. Prices reason
able. Parties needing anything in nay line
will do we'll to give me call.
Special attention paid to REPAIRING
II. W. We AIRY
Lake Street rear Of Montgo merry & Vests
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I, legal andGovernmontA Advertisements, - cenya
PER square for the drst insertion, and SIX cents Dor
square for each subs quent insertion.
Z. Atternsys ordering In legal rtisements are
regarded accountable for the cost Of the same
less there 10 special agreement 70 chare. The
to another party. Paymentin all cases 20 b made In
advance orupon delivery Of the AFFIDAVIT.
Local Notices, cents per No to transient, and
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
~ Notice ofdsath [smple announcement 25 cents;
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notices
so cents.
s. Special place and double column id vsrtissments
to b Inserted At rates agreed upon.
9. Yearly sdvertiserst to pay quarterly.
I. Strangers must payin advance, give satisfas-
ory referonces.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16
PU MPSI PUMPS!

Leonard Thielman1
Having purchased the Pump establish
ment Of P. Aunsinger, will engage in tho
which have given such good satisfaction
throughout Northern Minnesota. A larpe
stock Of IRON PUMPS constantly on
hand. Well cleaning done.
Shop on Washington avenue, near the
Kelly House, St. Cloud, MINI. v14n82-1y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

"a happy dellverance r cries Syl-
via, stretching herself on the sofa in
" sitting-roem, when At length We
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

AaScelleS aShS pCtuteuly addressing
her question to Lenore, and speaking
with compassionate infection in her
voice
Lonore bushes furiously.
"For m,e!' she says, srammering,
and looking surprised, "for-for all of
US ; we all shiver."
No one makes any rejoinder.
''It is wonderful climate for con-
sum rtion, l believe" continues Le-
more speaking hurricdly and hesitatlngly
as if not at all sure of the reception a
speech from her may meet with. "a
clergyman in the last stage came to St..
Morritz last year, and is now quite re-
covered not' Cooking round with a
nervous laugh) "tl4at that need be any
great recommendation to any of US, I
hope"
Again they look at her, with an un-
willing startcld pity in her healthy,
prosperous faces, Tho German father
is dexterously ~hisking his beef-gravy
into his mouth on the blade Of his knife,
at the imminent risk Of Sitting his
countenance from ear to car !; the Can
tab is reluctantly turning his peeled
nose and hayed cheeks to the old
maid, who gently blinking behind her
spectacles, is addressing him.
"a happy dellverance r cries Syl-
via, stretching herself on the sofa in
~ sitting-roem, when At length We
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

MADAME G.. MEARS
No. s22 Madison Ave..
NEW YORK,
ENGLISH. FRENCH, AND GERMAN
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WILL REOPEN
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 2Oth, 1871.
For circulars apply to W. 3. MITCHELL.
t. Cloud, Mimi
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Snreau Sbreibmaterialien,
8iireanzSrnfar6citen
un0
ollie Mrten fe n9Ss
S der,
quite 4rbeit uno masige Brciie bei
Susgenbeimer & fseil,
1bl-D Nr. t57, gSeit. 8aItimoreitroSe.
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8attmore, Mo,, samfae, ben "A. septem6tr 1872

Dir 1T nidt einmul bas aIlereinfaditt
@unber Der @elt geiibt pprben; gu bal
bur6 bic 2iebe ni6t perseiien geIernt
Sci fill, 9u braudit mir ni9ts gu iager
= i'd peiB 9tQes, femme bic Meniden
9as Geipenit Der 8ergungenbeit iputt in
Sir, unb per Geiiter iiebt am beIIen lid:
ten Sage, lit nidt geiunb.
gSas wiQit 9u bamit iagen? preBte
@erbarb mIbIam unb leiie berpOr. st par
lebr bleid gewproen unb bate ii4 DON
ietnem Sibe erbpben.
gSas i'd bamit iagen mill, tpeibt 9u 10
gut, als i'd. Spiele ni6t ldnger geritefz
fens nit mir. Su pentit nod INNER an
Qprienne.
Gerbaro sudte, ais bate Der 6reuno
eine punoe Stelle beriibrt. gr i6loB bic
SbGr, nadoem ct 5uppr einen 8lid in Oas
duBere 3immer getban, unb i6ritt pann
unrubig, geientten &ppfe5 auf unb ab.
unb menn e8 10 lit, iagte er nad elmer
gerdlmen Neile, ipdbreno wel6er 8eioe
itumm geblieben paren, perbiene idb einen
gplpurf? 2dBt iih in 10 turjer 3eit, ldBt
iid iiberbuupt pergeiien, mas einmal 10
tief ms 2eben eingeidnitten bat? Sd
peiB, bus AUDI Sid cine Grinnerung gez
treu begleitet, Die 9u nibt 5u perpilben
perma9lt.
fSEnrtIptuuo
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Nene Nn1eigen.
0emtufratcn. 2ldptnno!

Sn 0emaBbelt zines BON Der StdntzSonpentior in
lbrer SiSuH9 am 3. Scptembsr ar9euommeneu Sc-
ibIniie5 miro Ronta9, oeu t6. September, in Den
perlute0euen g9aTcs Der Stant cine 9rimdrip1Dl
8ut Nnffeuuna pom GpngTe6sU dnhihaten i'm
). uno 4. @on9rtBbaJtrte ab9ebalten, uro 8Uar:
in oet L., ?, 3. 4, T., g., Z, 5. mo 9. gSGro 3ur
Convention, bic Mfittmudb, Den 1S. September,
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mentritt, un eneH SGnoiodttn iir bIu outten 9ons
grBbeiirt ju uominreu;
20 2Sdro Snr GrWdbluHs pom ie fiini Mb9srros
neteH iur cine Convention, uelte 81 ittD d.
ben IS. Scptcmbcr, gttttag5 II ubr in @biraz
oalf" 5uiammeHtrtt, nm enen 6anooaten Illr Den
oterter eohgre6bejirt iu noTiniten.
Die Summ9ldte in 0en betrsfeHben 8arb8 5eTn
ben iitb on oloenoen Srteu:
Il gtr. 1872, Siib gsaitinstons. rats 8ontfr.;
2. - Siihneit @d2 Der BonOz uno 2ancaneritr
g. Noromeiiz@ne Der Ytattz uuN SOnoir.;
4. HorooltS@de Der plgb uuo SomOur6itr;
D. Nr. 1872 ISorrgfirase;
g. S6winn's Sotal Gte Der Caroline uno Grs
Icansitr.;
7.-8Gser's eoial, Gte Der Canal uno gaesrItr.;
g. SuoWtltz@de Der Wouument= uno isorrefitr.;
SIopeF; Gde Der 9saioap= II. 6apetteitr.;
Il. SoworOz, uoroli6 Don Der 6ranfIinfr.;
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IL. - Horoof@ede non 5GIatosaz uno BiHeittaBe;
"A. - @eruGrs, Ha5e Bineitr.;
II. - HorDDtftsSde con Nifls unb Sanoperitr.;
is. - 3Uanjsr's SofoI, gtr. 129, 9Gmoenitr.;
H. 9ro5truBen= Vdrit= SbreibeIss sSure0u;
is. - Noromeit Sde Don oouin5z uno SGtobers
Srose;
10. = SIR. $40, g8efs9eriraIoHitr.
20. - SIR. 60, Bennl nluIpduiasApenue.
Gie Wit9lle0er 0es Sretutip' gomite's m0aeu oez
iGnigf un0ermeilt ir9euo cine 4enoerune In Dem
pben flebenoen StiMm Sotal YerBethRiIie ans
Seiaeu.
: Die Babl tprO mad ben Ieotfrirs eifen aefGbrt
Die SImmlotals fueroen bon Uitttaes Il BIS a6enos
8 llbr nab BEN 8oTi9riitGn Der StQot Convention
ee6ffHet ietn
SIN Auttrase esi greEutipz@omitl's;
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1pn Der teraniId,er 81 en,e .

Sromnsoille, Seras, u. Sept. -
Die @ren5 GOmmiifion 1T bon ibrem 9(uS.
flu9e in Die obere SluBgegenO 3uriidsefe6rt.
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mdrt8 merifaniife @ie6biebe eutbedt mur=
ben, Die gerabe baran paren, cine geitohlene
Slehbeeroe iiber ben Slub 81 bringen.
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unb eS mar obne Sruppen ntd)t m0qlif,, III
nen bas geitoblene Sieb tpieber abSuiaqen.
9roBe Quantltdten t6Gute oe8 qefto6leneu
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funoen. GS eriitirt Elm iebr i6ltmmer 3u.
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&c entlang. 2luf Der Jeiie iluBabwdrtS iaben
Die @omnltfidre 9roBe Guautitdten gei6muqz
gelter gSaaren auf bem tsranii6en llfer. aIf
beiOen llfern mareH bic S9muggler in flci=
nen Sooten 3u ieben.
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itGnbt9 Dor unb bon Der 6altung Der Uteri.
faner, Die nod INNER 9robuugen gegen alle
3eugen, Die bon Der @onlmiiIou pernommen
luOroen, auStOBer, nuB man fiirhten, baB
nod nlebr Utorotbateu peribt ueroen. WtQn
Ilebt nit Sebniudt bem baINigeu Gini6reiz
ten bes Gon9rehe5 ent9egen, benn Ser QeQen,
rpartige ,3ultano Ser 9inge lift uuertrd9l6
qeuoroeu,
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Sorreffer, Der anaebli6e Wf0rSer
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tet, bag Die 8eb6r6en politdnOige 8erueiie in
Den 0duoen baben, baB 6orreiter an Der Grz
moroung bes 8autterS 9tathan betheiligt
mar. Dfan ia9t, OaB in Der gtadt OeS OtOr,
oe5 Elm prominenter Sportsmann einen Ufenz
iden in Der Ndbe oe8 9tatban'iheu 9auies
lab, beiien Srsiben ibm Icbr perbdftig bors
fam. Bl0blld) famen Swei Wdnner ans benz
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Die 0rei gingen oem Nortbrioer su. 9ln benz
iel6en Utorgeu famen brei Wtdnner in cine
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leet I'M Staatsjudtbauie BON Connecticut
beftnoet. 0teier UiGnn lit einer BON Den &C.
id6rten 6Orrefer's.
Der obcnerpGbnte Sport8maun iab ipdter
etu Bib 6Orreters uuO ertannte Oaiielbe Ql8
oa5 Bib bCs Utanue'8, welhen er oamals Dor
bem 6auie Natbans iab. 9idhiten 0tlttmod
muo @eorge Gui8 aus bem Staat8Su6t.
bauic uon@onnecticut berbrr9ebradt ueroeu;
OerIebe miro auSia9en, OaB baS Seil,
NIT meld)em Natban eridla9eu lpurOe, aus
Dem 0auie Sdeur8 BON 6orrefter mo ihm
gcfOblcn wurpe unO baB Seioe cS bel oer=
idle0enen @tnbriid)en 9ebraudten.