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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-12
THE "CR0NICA" AND MEXICO.

The Los Angeles Cronica of June 2eth ''dissects" our article of the l4th ult., enti- tied Mexico and the Mexicans." We are aware that ''all' that is printed, even in the prominent journals of the United States, is not strictly true-errors of state
 ment must necessarily occur they cannot be guarded against by any system at pres. ent known to the conductors of these journals. But with all their shortcomings and congregations, the powerful influence our six thousand periodicals wields for the advancement of the peculiar civilization of America-is beyond all computation. Full many governmental jewel of truth, that else had lain unseen, has flashed into the sunlight through the medium of free discussion in the newspapers. l. is to the eastigations of free press that public thieves owe their downfall, and thus is conserved whatever is just, noble, wise, irnperishable, in this. the best Government the world has ever seen. It is the spirit of Progress developed by our Press that has given such an impetus to the moral as we'll as the material advancement of the United States it was this spirit, fostered at tLe edito. rial desk. that led the dsuntless Hall to get his face northward with resolution that was conquered cnly by death, and not until he had planted the Star Spangled Banner nearer tho North Pole than any of those who preceded him. It was the conception of an American journal that singled out and sent the intrepid Stanley on svecessfui mission into the wilds of
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-12
SATURDAY, JULY l2, 1873.
ANSWER TO QUERIES.

POStmaSCor FltZSeTdlu UdLlucu
 us 8 letter few days since from
 MT. A. T. Vaughan, now a resi-
 dent of Clarksville, Pike county,
 Missouri, a grower ofchoice fruits, in which he inquiries about Yuma, etc., as follows ::
 Farming, mining, stock-rais- fng?"
 The field for employment in these industries is unbounded- the profits depending, of course, upon the management. We have mines unequalled in richness; in fact, Arizona has been aptly styled the "treasure-house Of the nation." Oar pastures along the streams are very fine, and flourish the year round. Farming, espe- cially in the valley of the Cobra do, (the only navigable river in Southern California and Arizona), would pay enormous profits, if intelligently engaged in. We know of no section where a great CT variety of crops could be grown upon a farm of, say 160 acres; for the reason that the valley Of the Colorado resembles the Mississip- pi below New Orleans in point of fertility, it being a rich dark loam deposited by annual overhows for a distance of some 200 miles above its mouth. This climate is ex. ceptionally healthy; disease from natural causes is unknown. Rice, sugar, cotton, would do we'll here at least so think many Southern planters of those crops in the At lantic Slope who have seen our | section. Farming near Yuma, particularly the raising of table | vegetables, would give a quicker return for the outlay than any other occupation followed in this | region. Our atmosphere is sim gularly dry and pure; snow and | ice are not known, and what is called Winter here is not SO rigor- ous as Spring in Missouri. Rains are rare; hence irrigation has to | be resorted to, and this is the se- cret of the heavy crops taken off lands like these twice a year in | other localities, possessing in less degree the natural advantages of ours. Fruit culture here would astonish a citizen of the Atlantic States. In Mexico, just south of us, the lime, lemon, orange
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-12

in the interest of science and looking to thu abolishment of human slavery are known and admired throughout Christendom To our Press are due in great measure the education and enlightenment dissemi- mated throughout this union of States. To the untrammeIed Press of the United States then, let us bring offerings of the I fruits of mental freedom itself hath planted, watered with joy, and watches ripen with all of mothers solici- tude. This entire Press the CrOnica accuses of "falsity, lack of good faith, in fanny" !n ''seeking to snatch from Mexico covertly, if they did not fear other nations, tho brightest jewels in her national crown -the best of her States"-meaning the Oft-dIscussed annexation of those places of refuge for thieves and raiders into American territory, to-wit Chihuahua, Sinaloa, Sonora, and perhaps Durango in payment of her large American debt Speaking of this debt, we see that the re- port of the American Border Commission, represents the losses of Texas alone from Mexican and Indian thieves, at eleven millions of dollars The Kickapoos. when interviewed by our Commissioners, said eve do not want to go on reservation in Texas. Here we are supported by the Mexican Government in part. which not only gives us provisions, but gives us money, and when we want to go to Texas the Mexicans merchants supply us with horses, guns, ard ammunition, that we may raid on the whole Texan border, and we pay them from what we capture!" Look ing at the matter calmly, we can see a purpose in the Mckenzie raid it was to give Mexico taste of her own bloody broth-in other words, to offer war. But Mexico knows too we'll that she is in the wrong, and sine cannot afford to make war in the interest ofthe professional thieves on their side of the Rio Grande, who have | during the last twenty-five years damaged | us to the amount above stated. War is | the last ditch for Mexico, and untenable l
  at that, so let them keep their mongrel citizen-t thieves at home, or take the conse. quences of which they have had . foretaste. | The Cronica seems to want more evi- dence in regard to the maltreatment, robbery, imprisonment, assassinations, accomplished and attempted. of Americans in Mexico. Since it doubts that already furnished, would it believe additional proofi It is pardonable, though doubt ful patriotism, that impels ono to shut his eyes to the disagreeable truth about one's country, however fallen it may be through internecine struggles fomented for the basest of purposes by its own sons.
 Montezuma I. made murder a capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09
MARBLE DIANTELS.

KLABER, sTEAMMARBLE AND MARBLEIZING
a. Works ia and 136 East Eighteenth strect-Marble
ana Marbleized Mantels Tiing Marble Counters, Monu
for the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS UNSURPASSED
"A for beauty of design and quality of workmansbIn
slate work OF all kinds speciality.
Fourth nd Sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

= WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET-HAND-
III somclv furnished Parlor Floor to TO gentle
man and wife prva,e table if desired Also third story
back Room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

DARTNER WANTEr--LADY OR GENTLEMAN, IN A
l. legitimate and profitable business goods staple
in great demands strictly first class opening for reliable
ssfaesi capital S'o' ~ fu''oh street. roo" from ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

WALI.ACK'S. -
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.: LESTER wALLAOK
NIhTH WEEK
Mr. sGSHrss
his extraordinary impersonations OF
DAVID GARRICX
LORD DUNDREARY.
i which will be presented
THIS AND EVERY EVENING
and
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 20 r. NJ
The following eminent artists will appear mi SOTH
EkN, Mr. JOHN GILBERT Mr. y =: POLK M
BISHOP MT CARROLL. Mr.. BOOWNE Mr. LEONARD
Miss KATHERINE ROOKRS Miss ROSE COdHLAN.
Nine. PONlSI. Mrs. JOHN SEXTON
BOX PLAN OPEN ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE
Curtain rises at precisely. and carriages may be or
dered at 10 40 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

n CB STREET, WEST, 24s, 4 BLOCK FROM BROAD
tC way.-Desrable Rooms on first and second floors
double and single Rooms for gentlemen with Board; un
exccptiuuabie references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

En WEST TwESTY-FouRTHS STREET, NEAR FIFTH
w avcnue.-A pleasant Room, second floor, nicely
furnished; table excellent: price moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

40 EAST NINETEENTH sTREET.-wELI. FUR
crences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

(tHEAP BOARDING.-MORRTSANIA, CONVENIENT
- Floor single Room, with good Board. in private
family. Apply Mrs FIkMIN, ia East Thrtieth street.
New York or TO Mrs EDWARDS, Washington venue,
near depot Morrisana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ID Room ~, CiTY HALL. ;
New YORK, March 81, 1873
Property holders are hereby notified that the following
revised corrected Rolls of Assessments the
proyemcns therein severally set forth have re-
ceved at the Department OF Public Works and trans.
mitted to this Bureau tor collection, viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

90 EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIvER.
sDJ sity place and Broadway.-A nicely furnished
front Roo, southern exposure to let with Board, 10
gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen. Apply for
WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FROM MAY l. BY A
~ family of four persons, one hours distance from
New York Address, with terms winch must be mode.
rate. box $3.50 Post offce. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

ED CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AvENUF.-SEo
- ond and Third Floors, handsomely furnished, with
or without Board TO parties OF gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
/ i excellent Board farm in New Jersey, within
| one hour from New York. Address or call at pa Vest
| Thirty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09
COUNTRY BOARD.


A PRIVATE FAMILY IN CONNECTICUT, WITH,
n three hours ride by rail boat and minutes froI
the depot, would take few bOarders for the Summer
house and table first class large, pleasant Rooms fin
view of the water: beautiful drives and every HON
comfort Address c. Q IL box log Bridgeport. Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

Et WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET BETWEEN
~ Broadway aud sixth avenpe.-poube and single
Rooms also elegant Parlor and Reception Room; day
hoardcrs taken; no moving in May; references ex
CHANGED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

LIOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS OF AN
Il Invention of beauty and for church. dwelling
and Office property in town country taken in pay
ment. Apply at 70 Nassau street room ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

OVERSIZE HOTEL cARMANstILLE. FOOT OF
and newly nrnshed viii be open for the Reception Of
about the LIST OF May Applications
received at the hotel by the unde signed
s. II. PAUL., q. DUECALF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

LlLEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CHICKERING
~ make, 800 great bargain; superb oversrung bass
and carved legs insrume mt great sacrifices octave
JAMES GoBDON 1876 Blocker street, near Macdougal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

BOARD FOR FAMILIES OR ADULTS IN A BEAUTI
I'D full farm residence easy of access can be obtained
on moderate terms Call on MOODY CO., 1S3 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

STEMAET's SLATE MANTELs.-RrCH AND ELE-
Bile and Wood Mantcis. T. H. STEWART 4 90 -, and
2 West Twenty third street near Seventh avenue "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

IN IRVING PLACE, GRAMERCY PARK-TuIR
~ hcor front Room and dressing Room. handsomcl
furnished: large closets; house and table first cas
special inducements 20 permanent parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

TOR SALE CHEAP-A NEW PATENT FOR FAsTEN
u ing windows Cali or address G. f. FARMER
patentec 4S and 50 East sixth street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

(NoUNTRY BOARD WANTED IN NEW JERsEY-TwO
~ young gentlemen desire Board during the Summer
months n pleasant locality distance rot exceeding %
miles, within OF city. Please address, stating
terms and full particulars o. W., box ~? Herald office
GUNNER BOARD wANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED
- lady In good farmhouse in healthy neghborhood,
full particulars and terms Mrs JANE ANDERSON, care
Herald office.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
NnTem burger Oa3ette.

Wfebrfpten-ldon peaen Der unaiinltis
gen SteiSunssverbdltniiie unp Der nptb,
wencisen, fir bic Communication in
Sierf nit 0efabr Serbunrenen lleter.
idreituns mebrerer Straeen, Ippic enps
lid pesen manselbafter SabnbofsanIase
nidt sur auefdbruns s~eldnSen fam.
Die 3pette einie ldnss prs re6ten Wcs
Ielufers 1T Spar aud rur6 rie nptbmens
pise Grbauuns zines Sbeil5 res Glen
babnrammes in cen jeBisen Wcleltrpm
UNI relien sur Grbaltung res 6ptpals
Ierprpfls erfOrrerli6sn Serbreiteruna nit
erbsbliben S6wierisfeiten S"srbunren,
nidtsreitpweniser aber SUrsusisbsn unc
bietet aud fir Die Seppbner BON Sierf,
ipenn man BON Ger pbsn srpdbnten, nidt
welentli0en Auslihtsb eltrdntuno abliebt,
nur Sortbeile i'm Serslei6 ;u Der anpe.
rem sinie car. Wan bUHt DAP Der Sau
Der WoIeltbalba5n In AnbetraHt Ger
Wi6tisfsit rieler sinie-Serbincuna pom
Gpblens-Irier nit O%iepenbppen, Mes
balp erfOlssn rirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
Cob Der Srauss our6 Yapt Yius TX.

Am %. 6ebruar empfns Der . a y 4 cine Dc.
pusatton trpmmer d nj n, tpelde asfpm.
men trarer, I'M Sesen bic pfentli6e slerasrniIe
ees earnspals 81 prpteliiren. Sn ieiner NureSe
lprab Der yaplt Won benz pielen 8uten, has ein
sSttb III Der 0sisaidaft FIFTEEN fSnue. @ett babe
Zen 6rauen rameut.i9 piel Miitseiilbl fir freu .
pss unsliid ins Sera aelsst. als Yspris safiir
ersablit plus cine @piioee aus lsinsm eiaenen
esbsn. Sor AZ Sabrsn babe i'm cine @esoiution
asnctbist pa CT NOD Yil9of sswslsn aus leiner
GelleenS gu Tii9tsn. Gr babe rtpa 10 Mialien
eur9 ei9teS @ebIiH gu SUP suriidaelsst uuS Isi
I'M St9rif ssprien per Wieisfeit niepenuInfsn
al5 or cine Quite ublifts. Sn eerlslbsn babe er
spti arnte 0rausn sefunpen. bic ibreu Silbpf
nit 5brGnsn Der &lbruns aufssuemmsn, nit
Srpp unt gsin erauift unp sur 5prtleBuua lei.
ntr Waapsruns geltIrft bGtlsn. SIM Sabre 1919
baiten ~ebenfals ;psi arme 8rausn einen %serfela.
ten Sreunp aufsenpmmen unp spsi Monats in
tbrsr 9SpbnunB perltedt Sebaltsn, bis bic Defer.
rstasr bic bsrsfenee Stapt Gus ben Saneen Der
Nfsslnttcn bsfreit bGttsn. Gum ShluB ermabnt
Der paplt bic Ssriammslien, i'm @uten aus,u.
barren bis fur bic Nir6e wiepsr bic Stunee Der
SrIsluas i9Iaeen wsrSs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Sn Ger City Salle, ppbin li6 Die Ser
cine am Mbence besaben, er9ina ii6
father s. Sermon in @esenwart rer +.
geiitlihen unp Ger Sereine in tlibencer
Sprade iiber SrlanpS Ssrsansenbeit II.
feline 9rceen Wdnner.
Gum S6lub mod Gin @prt iiber bic
1eue 6abae. = Oiejentse pe6 ct. So
ispbs Vereins puroe lsBten Serbit Spn
ben Gebrirer Sen;iser u. Srp. in Gin
cinnati fir Die Summe Stn $50 Dol
lars anSeI6aft unp 1T Spn Win6sn
aus impprtirt. Sic 1T ron idperer blaus
ct Seine, In Der Mitte paS Stlp res +.
Sciepbs nit lem Selusfinpe Gin Sel eez
mal) NIT Der solrlettrigen Sni9rift /:
st. Soiepbs observation-disclosures
Serein" pom @ataIbap, Winn., seeriins
/. bet i'm Sabre 1870.
Siermit lei i'm Namen Der Sereine
Babalbaw's allen Densn, bic iid an Der
Teier betbsiitst baben, t~eIonpers zen
bpdw. Germ 0eiltliden, ben Sinaern
UNI ben Sripern spn Saitin9s u. Sem
Srier unlern belten Danf erseiet unp be-
bauern mir nur, pae Die Ssreine BON ct.
paul unc @inpna lt6 niGt betbeiltsten.
s. u. 9 6 :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

tbn btnssrt CUTE Gjsi6dfts ;u MAIDEN. Raa ae-
be benz nit Stsuern I6rsr tslapeusn Bauer nm
isrss Ssslinss Subiee, I'M f6 8alf ossr tinf-
li4en Dunssr ansui6aHsn has tplro ibm zine
CUTE Gnti6deisuns fir ben bObeu Saaslrbn isiu.
une 3uslei6 bi!ft man aud Ger unsebeuren NaI.
ie &ret!anp aut nas I'D in unlsrm Oeslins sur-
finsst.
Git ben SuSiiSsa sur gsreoluns Der pisrbe.
raeen bilft man aur sinisen seu ben bssiitsrtsu
Sausrn +; b~insssen nit SutIesn fir Salt unb
fiinfIi4sm Ginger 6. 9. anoasnmsbD tpart
aud ben O6ienmdnnsrn'I, wel6e bic tepeutsn-
be MsbrSabl eeS SeSIiuss bilpsn, stpas sebplfen
unS Der aderbau in 6 10 as srlsi9tsrt.
Sa es far man4s unisrsr eslsr intsrs6ant
lsin fpirs, ;u erfabrsn, tpsl6s Gisentbumslber.
trasunsen in isiner Wsssnp hattTnSeu InS sa
bic Sale ni&t icitsn iinp, saB biefsen gnsebSri.
gen cine asnRtnib eisicr Ssigps6isl pen @ertb
1T, 10 psrrsn mir in 3utunft fur;s Ipti,en iiber
bic Ssrifsiserunssn unp aauis, Ippeit SisIslssn
aus ben 3eitunssn su srIebsn linp, brinst uno
maiden beute ben anfans eamit.
SIN Ssipsri6sio lisben bic ainoer Ourtbs
Ssants ibr ~,~eitSdisss Saus nit benz saran
!~isesnesn @artsn am 10. IGrs SurG Istar Nm.
sslsbss prn 5eulsn serltsiaern.
Sn %Snremturs lisseu bic Serrn s. 8. aleiu
Sanpslsmann in guremburs unb 81. 8lein,
ssbrsr Sa Msri6 ibr an. @ilbslnsplase ~ 9as
r~emturs ~Sslsssnss @pbubaus sur9 Iptar 9raas
seritsissrn.
am s. NGr; purps eas BEN @insnanieber
s. 3. Salsr BON &rSanss ~ssbSriss, ;u alsins
gsttinssn %sslssens, usle WobnbauS nit 6arten,
Gslesrn unb @isisn sur9 @Otar Ssmmsr BON
aSri9 p~srtauft.
Gas an Der Standardization gsttinsrn ssle,
gene, pur& ben 8aitwirtb, Ssrrn SbilI be-
ppbnte @aifbaus, III pur6 ben Gissntbamsr,
Srn. q. eeybsr in 9amarslains su serfaufen.
gm Z. @ar; lisB bic 5amilis Dsdsr BON
S&peba& ibrsn Idsrbautrain serfaufsn.
Der Gissntbiimsr, Ssrr @ plf.p. S6weis
ser labi isin 9anpsut Iispsrt bel Sartrinssn per
faufsu.
Su Msrlb labt Ssrr W sb n el elm @ebn-
baus nstf Stal, SSeuns unS 1artsn ysrfau.
fen.
am 6. @Grs Iisbsn bic grbsn SIa sr ibr in
eev arisnalirabe gu garsm5urs a~sIs5snsS Saus
psritsissrn.
Steintort, %. 6sbruar. gls Der Gilsnbabn.
artsiter Saiaant Q, wel&sr felt lInssrsr 3sit
bel Der grtaanns Der prin,- Ssinrib Sabn be-
tsi4dftist H. am ~ssirissa IaGmittass msbrsre
nit Grss brlasene @asscns abfabrsn lisb iiss
unsprii4tissr @sils an siasn Stsin anS fsl nit
esm rsStsm Ssin auf bic S@isnsu, 70 zap bic
na6treibsnesn @assn ibm ben Ssinfnp6sn
Uterbalb rss rsGisn 5abss sermtaImisn. Rad an-
iibt Der binsussrufsnsn asrste mug sas rs6te
gsin amputirt spsrssn. Der gsrIsste III ni@t
perbeiratbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
Sttterariicbes.

Scr uns liest pas Z. Seft Spn 9.
8iGels INSTRUMENTATION Sanpleris
cons pes ausemeinsn @ilIsns ipssiea
bearbeitet fir Den praftiiden 0ebrau6.
Oas Seft entbalt bic Sortlssuns res
Irtifels america, gnpe Der @rscntinil6en
&epubIif uno ~bebanpelt bic Staaten, pa
rasuay, pas 8ailertbam SraIlien, @uz
Yana unp pataspnien. Die Ssbanpluns
Der artifel 1T cine rur6sebenpS quite in
fnapper 6crm. OaS @erf 1T itbr III
empfeblen, beipncers ea Der Yreis Gin
iebr biIi9er 10 Ste. pas Seft 1T. Oas
@an;e 8erf erl9eint in 2 Sanrer cirea
80 Sefte jeper.
unter allen ben @e9leltlittern bic
uus sufommen, iebsn mir ni6t ppbl ei>
mes lieber als ,,Maria bilf!". Gs III
tieles elm l6SneS, re6t i'm @eilte Der SUI
senc seibriebenes Slatt, NIT trefHi6en
Solsitiden unp elmer 70 feinen 9lusitats
tuns iberbaupt, ras ieibit Der slnblid
elm wpbltbuenper 1T. @as ben Cert
antelanst. 70 iInp bic slrtifel gut sewdblt,
,leidt unp faBli6 seI9risben uno eur6
ibren Nnldlub an pas Sir9enjabr cine
CUTE relisiSie 2ectiire. Die @ufsaben
am Gnpe iinp aber aud auf bic Nusbils
puns pes Seritanpes bere6net unb bic
fletnen In en9lii9sr Sprade sel6rietenen
Nrtifel f5rpern bic SdulfenntniIe. Die
SplStt9e iinc pra6tYpa. Ma1t tas
Wsyf eiren suten Ginprud auf ben pa
pierwurm, 10 bereitet er ben 9ineern re-
selmdbis Srpbe Sreuee. Wit pabrsm
9eibbunSer perl1linaen meine &leinen
ben Snbalt uno bunpertmal percen bic
8ilcer iiber uno ~iberssieben. GrpBpem
ie wiien, RAP cas- Slatt monatli6 nur
einmal erl6eint, Ssrsebt eS feline @p6e,
rab nidt 3, Anal sefrast wirp pa
pa, mann fonmt bic uMaria bilf !" wiez
Der unp antporte i6, ia ibr batta ricIelbe
ia erit leBte ISOLDE 70 beiet eS; uSb eae
pauert aud LANCE bis le pieser t5mmt."
Wir sratuliren ,Serr &enfert fir pas
Slatt unc empfeblen paSlelbe allen fas
tboliIden Gltern fir ibre 8leinen sumal
Der preis per Sabr nur so Gents betrdst
sepib Wenis fir bic Sreure. bic eS Den
&inpern spSlfmal I'M Sabr ma9t abses
ieben, BON Muem anpern. DAP aber aud
manGe slrtifel fir bic GroBsn Sntsreiis
babsn ssiStper in %unlerer bsutisenN hummer
abserrudte Artifel Die ct. @etersfir9e in
Hpm.
Sebufs peS Itpnnemsnts psnre man
it6 on Germ :. 8. 3enfert go. As
SranfIin ST., Daytpn, Sbip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Sn &siebiQ, no Gle ct. Seinri6ss
@emeince in Gep. 5einri6 8asner Cppr
8ursem aus Ger Otbceie 8Sln ansefpms
men) einen neIen prieitsr erbielt, wirp
Ger Sau ether neuen 8ir6e erntli6 be-
tristen. @abri6einlid miro pas @pts
tesbaus BON Srame sebaut unp tstrdst
Der &oleniberi6las etpa $4,000. Sir
ben Sau elmer Stride BON Saditeinen it,
ipis es i6eint Die @emeines su 16wa6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
Rbein- unS Mo(tlaau.

irier, A. Mtars. Die bsutse gppeasrbans-
lung III benz @pnfrs-grossb ssssn bic beige
Geitli4feit pauerts is1s ppQe StunSsu.-
Die lrtbsilsfalluns III auf BEN IS. ;. 81. per-
tast.
Si&srsm Sernebmen mad, i6rsibt Die ,,aSln.
3ts.", bsinsst i& bel ben Spri&lassn pss 2Sl-
nsr 0emeapitsls fir bic iibli6sr Wsils auf bic
nsus Opmslpds ;u prassneen Osnflpriihe nsti
msbrsrsn latsinil9m Ssrlsn rein tirSli9sr BE-
ssutuns sas na6fulssnss benz &si4spappsn an
ssi9loHsns @ssi&t, weI5ss ben Son Der ususn
Glpfe ppbl ri4tis trsTsn wirs:
Die aaiisrslcie bsib i'd,
les 8aiIsrs Gbren preil' i1 (;
Nuf beilssr 9Sarts feb i'd,
Dem Ssuil6sn &sib erhtb' i'd,
GaB 5risp' une 9Ssbr
Stut 0ptt eeIdser
Sd rui aus 1cnnsrmunst
DsS lmiapuns5 Sssentunts.
OsS Opmes 8rpnuns itdle,
Gur6 Osutihlane rpipsrbale:
@eesnf ~fcrtar,
@as grtt sstban!
@stbeilt Az SpsssnaTsn
Satf mid Der 8eins ssIhaHm :
@seint mid beht CUR Welfe
Die Yum am eisnen Tplfs,
Sn lseem SLANG
Der Ginbeit Sang
SDa ipatsn GnFeln ~flinaen,
Ter Batter Sesen brinasn.
Die GIMP mir brrrtene ltebsn,
Wia ibrer psrib i6 ltben,
in 0ptteS Sane
OaS Satsrlane
Die Wcrts line beute cine seerudr unS psrs
Der nS4ltsns cine ~srscisns gise lsia. &ss.
Ionti0if, 90. 6ssrnar. 9n 5Ulss Issrurs-
srersifuns esS bieIssn Stasnatbs sessa bic Stint
eisnns ees jpilbsn efm uriulinerin eli
Hlp ter gu q brpsiler une hem S@ulspr-
ltancs ,u ~ utip is ~abssi9lplsasn Ssrrasss,
bsreHsur ben @lsmsntar- Ilnterriht in cen ia
tbpIiiaen Nipaeui9aIen, III cine S.rfiguuas
ess SesrprGlosntrn rrsan8sa, ppna6 es bel Der
sssradtsn 6inan;lase Ger @smsines ppbl Der
Grpisuns pertb gu lsin ibcins, pb niGt isns
@abrsssl ned cine 3sitlans aus;ulsssa ii, I'm
Der Staet cen llebsrSans in raS aeus SsrbSltnis
III erlsi9tsrn. Die fSnisli2e &ssierung ppu
@a6sn bat Saraufbin in biQissr.. &uGi8mabms
auf aulsrs @srbaltniiie parHtsr Ssrbanslans sr-
Sfnst, in psl@sr sBsiis bel Der @usiibruas Der
@abressl iasbelpaesrs rie Ssl@aTuns Der error.
ssrli6sn @sipmitisl srmSsIi9t wsrpsn fSuns.
Sis sabin wsuisitsus wsrssn bic S@all6psasrn
alip ibrs %selssnsts @irfiamfeit bel uns ~fcrtisssn
!SRgsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Oann bssab l6 bic san;e grrcsiicn in bic Ora.
rtsnfirGs, rpisltt i@ bic Splspuyps feisrli6f
stnssissnst une benz Sii6tsrmsifsr g. ibsrse.
ben paree, Der ben b%eilissn Grispinus mieesr
funfssrs6t ;uiammsn lsimts.
llrs ssrartissr Nummsni6an; pirb nod beuts
an sisIsn Srtsn aufsefubrt, S6aee um uuIsr
lbSnsS Sabrbuneert!