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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
WASH IN cToN.
WAsHlNGroN. May %.

WASHINGTON, May %.
Several hundred delegates of the
Presbyterian General Assembly were
received at the Executive Mansion to-
day by members Of the Cabinet, the
President being absent. Rev. Nicols
delivered q short address in behalf OF
the delegates, which was responded to
by Sec'y Fish.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
CHIoAao LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, May %.
CATTLE-Receipts 308l, market &C.
tive and unchanged.
Hoas--Receipts ILL.,, market grow
ing weak and settling at 3.75@4 for
scalawags 4.6O@4.75 for culls; 4.SO@
4.SO for fat lots for New England !;
4.9O@4.95 for assorted porkers.
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Nrw YoRK. Nav 26

~ New YORK, May %.
A Special gives the following as the
text Of President McMahon's address
to the Projects of Paris;
II have been called through the con-
fidence of the National Assembly, to
the Presidency of the Republic. No
change will be made in cx-
isting laws, regulations and instltu-
tons. rely upon the national ardor,
and ] count upon your vigilance and
upon your political assistance"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, May %.
WHEAT--Easier, sales Of Chicago, to
arrive first half in june, $l.57; Miiwau-
kee, $l.64@65.
CoRN-Steady at 63@86c.
OATs--Firm ut 5l@8c.
PoRK-Nominal at $l6.75.
per ID. =.
WHIsKY-93@94.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29


Henry A. Wise it is said is to
head the Republican party Of old vir-
GINA, for governor.
This is most too much. Wehav no
faith In Wise we never had. He has
done mischief enough In public posi-
Gons and we don't think the leopard
can change his spots, therefore, we
cannot countcnance any such move
ment. If the Republicans of Virginia
man their craft with any such captain
we think they will gain more by his
defeat than his election.
Henry A. Wise will sink any cause
to which he is prominently attached.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
MApnID, May %.

The Government army in the north,
commanded by Gen. NouvilAs, re-
ceived achievements and marched
for Calsf in pursuit of the Carlist
force under Fristany. The Carlists
are blockaded in q manufacturing
town, the insurgents having cut the
canal which furnishes water power.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
The Gate CITY collates the following

The Gate CITY collates the following
summary of the facts pertaining to the
Nations Capital:
Washington City is nice, but it is
naughty. 1t has ten thousand children
that don't attend school: twenty
thousand adults that can't read TWEEN
ty-four thousand adults that can't
write: and whisky saloon for every
forty of its inhabitants. That's the
showing made by the Young Mems
Christian Association, but the figures
seem incrediable.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
FOREIGN.
PARIS, May %.

PARIS, May 20
Ex-President Theirs took his seat in
the Assembly to-day.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte is in Paris.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
Some days ago we clipped the fol-

Some days ago we clipped the fol-
lowing from the ST. Louis Democrat:
Harlan would rather lie than tell
the truth for cash. any day in the
year."
We commented on it in severe terms,
and among other things said:
"We nnhesitatingly pronounce it Of
the lowest grade of slang, totally be-
meath the dignity OF great Journal"
The Iowa City Republicans takes the
matter up and comes back on lis in
this wise, in its issue of the 2lst:
The Courier is right in the above.
We wish it would practice its own
faith, but its treatment OF Mr.. Walden
is of the same character az the treat
ment of Mr.. Harlan by the Democrat.
which 1t so justly condemns. 1t is
sharp to see the faults of others, and
yet careful to practice them. We con.
slider its treatment of Mr.. Walden
without shadow Of an excuse. II
has a right to differ with him in the
manner OF his disposition of the back
pay, but 1t is only difference Of opin-
ion. and gives no ground whatever for
its abuse of him. We wish the Couy-
ier editor would carefully study the
character he draws in the above arti-
Gle, and consider how he would like to
personate it. He certainly comes far
too near the original Of the picture he
draws for another"
We challenge the Repa5iicaa to pro.
duce from the Courier any such lam
guage used by us toward Mr.. Walden.
We use no such slang phrases in re-
gard to any public man, aud the Re-
pWblicoaa will look in vain through the
columns Of the Courier to find it. The
severest language employed by the
Courier at any time as touching the
course Of distributing back pay by
congressman among their constituents
was made long before Mr.. Walden had
made his distribution. and nothing we
have said has been given in severer
language than that used in regard to
this method of distribution by such
republican papers as tho N. Y. Times,
the Chicago Inter- Ocean. Journal and
Post. We have conducted our dissent
from Mr.. Walden's manner Of distrib-
uting his back pay without abuse of
MIN, using no such harsh language to-
wards him as he himself has used
against us. The Republicans does us
rank injustice in the comparison it
makes of the Courier with the Demo-
crat. We know. however the bias OF
the republican, and we are sorry TO
say that it is shown strongly in the ar
ticlc quoted above. -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29

Dushyhead is the name of one of the
editors of a California paper. Fancy
the feelings with which Captain Jack
would toy with his scalping-knife il
Bnshyhead went to interview him,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
ST.. JOHNS, N. f., May 2S.

The New Foundland Government
has notified the New York, New
Foundland & London Telegraph Co,
that they will abandon their pre-empt-
i've right if the company will abandon
their monopoly of landing cables on
the New Foundland coast. If not,
they will exercise their pre.emptive
right.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29

A train ON the Memphis and Little
Rock railway was stopped for an hour
one day last by the multitudss of cat
erpillars on the track. !.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
BERLIN. Nav g

Paris correspondents of the German
press assert that the movement for the
removal Of Theirs originated in Rome
and Florence.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, May %.
Harvey Abrams, a porter at the
Boady House, Toledo, shot himself
dead last night, while carclessly hand
ling a revolver belonging to guest,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29

There reside in the Same house in
Abba two daughters of Revolutionary
soldiers, the elder being the mother
in-law of the other.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
sCHoOL-HOUsE.

School was in session when the
cyclone made its appearance, about 90
scholars being in attendance. The
rumbliDg frightened them, and they
gathered around the teacher, Miss
Smith, thinking that she could protect
them. The building shared the same
fate as the others which came within
the grasp of the tornado, aud teacher
aud scholars cannot imagine how they
got into the roadway. A daughter OF
Henry Rathmel, aged IL years, was in
the doorway, and seeing the black
cloud coming, started to run out, No
one knew what had become of her nm :
til they found
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
NEW York. Nav %.

NEW YORK, May ~.
A Washington special says the
Treasurer decided to reduce the out
standing legal tenders to three nun
dred and fifty-six millions by June
first.
Judge Fancher has given an order
for an investigation into the sanity Of
George Francis Train.
The ship Java, for Europe. takes out
$33S, 600 in silver bars.
Four thousand elnigrants arrived ON
yesterday.
By special news trains leaving here
at 3; 30 a. m, papers will reach wcs-
tern cities six hours sooner than here
tofore.
1t is now believed that the bonds
found on the burglar Brady, last night,
were the proceeds of the robbery Of
the first national bank Of Glenns Falls.
Mr.. Gale, OF 58l Broadway, called ut
police headquarters and states he is q
brother Of Daniel Gale, whose bonds
were stolen from the first national
bank of Glenns Falls, three years ago,
and he thinks those found on Brady
were portion of the stolen ones also
that Elmore Plat, A. w. Black and
Harriet p. Baldwin, whose bonds were
stolen, resided at Glenns Falls at the
time of the robbery of this bank and
$4,000 in bonds were taken, and this is
the first clue to them. The cashier Of
the bank has been telegraphed for to
identify the bonds.
The gross receipts of Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. for the year ending
May LIST, show an increase of over q
million dollars compared with last
year. The following are the nine di-
rectors unanimously elected to-day by
the stockholders of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.: Geo. IL. Bradbury, I.
w. Park, j. M. Burke, Chas. j. Os-
borne, Russell Sage, Geo. s. Scott, Geo.
Il. Palmer, Rufus Hatch and J. ID.
Smith.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
IL be held NJ Des MOiues. June 95th.

OFFICE OF REPUBLICAN STATE GENITAL conn.,
puBuouK, April 10th. )
A State Convention OF the Republican party Of
Iowa will be held at Des Moines. "Wednesday, June
S5th next, commencing at eleven o'clock in the
morning for the purpose OF nominating a candi-
Gate for Governor, q candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, candidate for Supreme Judge, a can
d.date for Superintendent Of Public Instruction
The ratio OF representation win be one delegate
for each organized county in the state and in
addition thereto one delegate for every two hun
dred votes, or fraction over one hundred votes
cast for Josiah T. Young for secretary OF state al
che last general election.
JACOB RICH, Chairman OF CON-
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New York, Nav q.

New York, May ~.
The police are of the opinion that
'iitst IS tho honda talksn frsn,. &hs. Lnr=
glar Brady, last night, were stolen
from the body of Captain Calvocoress,
who was found dead in field near
bridgeport, Conn, year ago, having
died from pistol shot wound in the
head. The manner Of the death of
Capt. Calvocoress, was in doubt, it not
being clear whether he was murdered
or committed suicide. A few days be-
fore his death the friends Of tho Cap
tain knew he had in his possession
bonds worth 100000, and these were
not found on his body, and have not
been discovered.
The bonded warehouses Of this city
are filed with imported goods which
the importers do not find it profitable
to take out on account of the high
price of gold, and the duIlness OF the
season.
The Stock, Gold, Produce, Cotton
and other exchanges will be closed on
Friday, decoration day, being legal
holiday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
WlscoNsiN.
MILWAUKEE,, Nav %.

MILWAUKEE, May ZS.
Emily Twist, young lady sliahtly
given to insanity, threw herself under
passing train near Lima, via, last
night, and was instantly killed,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
NEW YoRK, May Is.

A Washington special says that the
Administration is at last willing to adj
nit that Col. McKinzic did not pursue
the Kickapoos into Mexico without
instructions from Washington, and the
President is made further to say that
If Mexico is to be ali asylum for high
way robbers after the United States
protests, we do not intend to sanction
it, and IL the Mexican Government
complains, this Administration has re-
solved to treat it as accessory and as
the principal. Col. Mckenzie has re-
ceived orders to cxterminate the
Kickapoos and Lipans.
Levi Soules was hanged yesterday,
at Marion Court House, s. G., for the
murder of Noah Sutler, on the 18th Of
February last.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29

The German Emperor has determin-
ed that the Office of Catholic Bishop
in the Prussian army shall be aboi.
ished.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
ALEXANDER GIBSON.

None of the buildings are standing.
His house was the finest in that part
of the country. lie is from Vermont,
and everything about his place was the
best. All his orchards are valuless.
His farming implements are gone and
his stock dead. He was not at home
when his property was destroyed by
the storm, being at Cancers house as
stated above. His son aged Ia and a
hired man named Baker, attempt.
ed to get into the house, but were
Overtaken in the orchard. The latter
had an arm and leg broken by being
thrown down violently, and the boy
was rendered unconscious and still re.
mains so. His head was cut in several
places, but his recovery is hoped for.
A Miss Gardner, Mrs. Gibson and
three children were in the house, and
were precipitatcd into the cellar, the
building flying away like bird. The
first named was badly hurt, but the
others only slightly. A hog was OBJ
served through whose body a large
scantling had been driven. On this
farm tho heifer mentioned, was bur-
led In tho mud head first. All the
sp0kes Of a new wagon were torn
from the hub, and the iron cylinder
of corn shelter was blown away.
OTHER FARMS VISITED.
Subsequently the farm of Thomas
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29
The following are the countries in
which the exports are considerably in
excess Of the Imports;

A glance at the above recapitula ton
will reveal some interesting facts. 1t
will be seen, for instance, that the ex-
cess Of imports from the Island of
Cuba alone constitutes nearly One-halt
of the total excess of imports, and that
the excess of imports from Brazil alone
is more than the excess from Germany
and France together. II we have re-
gard to the total exchanges, it will be
found from Mr.. Wilson's tables that
those between this country and Cuba
exceed those between this country and
France by $5,629,Ol9, and approach
within ,557,517 Of those with Ger
many, while the sum Of our exchanges
with countries in North and South
America and the Caribbean Sea, are in
all about $500, OOO, 600, or twenty five
per cent. of our total foreign exchan-
ges, and the sum of our exchanges with
oriental countries, including Australia,
is $75,893, 1872, or about six and half
per cent. Of our foreign exchanges.
These are few of the salient points
of our foreign trade, brought out by
the statistics ofthe Chamber Of Com.
merce. There are others Of equal or
greater interest to which we shall un-
dertake to call attention at some future
day. 7. Times.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-29

St. keuls Horse ana Mule laasRet.
Inc followinR quotations are furnished BY
6tableo: ~ "s SAA9 AA~oSeH =
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TELEGRAPHIG|
NEW YORK.

REPORTED FOR THE coURIER.
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Subsequently the farm of Thomas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
yWbittIeIep" mo1t appetit.
gSie Senti6Ianb feline b%erfriippelten Grie.
arr heInhnt.


Sebem Deuti9en, Der iid 1901 fiji
ben bon ieinen Briibern 9efabrten &f 9es
gen Sranfret6 beseiferte, mub bic &0tbe bes
3ornes ms @eiidt iteisen, ruern er na9tes
benbe Not5 in Der v@artenIaube" lieft:
Scr Srompeter BON MarsslasIo pom
8ronprin3en Srieori1 Wilbelm ieIbit nit BEN
veiiernen &reu3" sei6midt uno bon Serbi.
nanb SreiIisratb beiunssn, bon allen 3ettuns
gen nno Rriessberidten sefeiert ais elmer Der
6eloea bes fnbnen Iooesrittes AM 16. Mu9uit,
bat, pie feline Trompete bamals, bod aud,
unb suar fir bas san;e 2eben, vgtpas meg
sefriest". SIN Nouenber portsen Sabtes
murbe er bruitfranf unb nod breiuierteliabri:
ger, drstli9er 8ebanolung als GrieSsinualib
entlaiien, inb srpar NIT 8 Tbalern Yenlion
gon benz geriude, fi6 burd @i@reiben in
einem Geridte etuas gu perbienen, mubte 81
i6on nod s Sasen abiteben, neil iein gu:
ltanb ii6 baour9 peri6Iimmerte. 0aburd
1T ibm aber aud) bic Ausiidt auf 8eriorsuns
in einera Bureau ueri6loien. geroienen mnh
er ahes etiuas, ,psnn CT BET Isiner Yen5ion ni9t
NIT ieiner Samilie uerbungern mill, nno bo
ct gut i6reibt, re9net uno aud seidnet, 10
boft ct bur9 bic uGartenlaube" gu einem fir
tim paienben Dient ~selansen gu fOnnen.
9ieuei1t rpiiroe ct oils Aufieber in einem Sc
i9afte ooer elmer Anitalt iebr gut 5u uerruens
ben fein. ST 1T Der Nann, BET feinem Dienz
tie @bre brtnst, benin MIR NIT StoI3 piirbe
man iasen: Sin bieiem Soften itebt Der
Erompeter pom MarszIasTour."
Stunt Wiqiarbens bat man ben Sran3oIen
a%bsenommsn unb iebt labt mo b~ieieni9el
welde ibr 2sben bafir einseIebt uno lire Sc
lunbbeit serriittet, betteln
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

pom eirtem l1nsliif b~etroffen, bas 2 Sage ipater iets
rer Cob berbeifiibrte. Sr. Noore fta,b, am ges
t,an,tten Sage, in ietner MiibIe, NIT benz 3iiden
benz groBe1, bortsontalen BeIenbaume sugefebrt,
Der ettua loo umorebungen in Der Ntnute mabt.-
Our9 irgeto cine unuorii9tige 8etpegung fam 6r.
Isoore benz Wellenbaum 81 ,abe, 10 oab Der 5habs
bate 9intertbetl leiner Wefte BON oer, nit grDbter
Sbneui9feit ii9 orebenben N2al6inerie erfabt ,purs
be. grit als benz nn9lldIiten Nsarit idn,mtIi1e
&letoer ponl Seibe geriIien rparen, fpurbe er aus ieis
ner fbrsdltden Gage befreit, bod tparen tim beibe
unterl9enfel nno bic cine ShuIter fait adnslib sers
rtalnt. ST. ruurbe in bas 9aas ieines 5dpiesers
tobnes, oes 9rn. Stlber 9ebrabt, no CT, BET pollen
SeipuBtlelit t1o ionoerbarerpeiie fret pon Ghrners
sen lag, bis er IN Der Sreitag Gaht ieinen @eift
ausbaudte. Der 8erun9Liidte mar IS Sabre unb bret
Nfonate alt uno binterIGBt cine 8ittrpe unb fiinf,
idn,ntli9 eruadiene, &irber. Gin ionberbares
3uiartmettreffen lit es, bab Der gater bes Srn.
yioore, tn o~erielben gaiible, aaf abnIide glrt iein
Seben perlor.
Dem u5reitont Courier" entnebraen mir bic
fol9enoen 9Oti5ei:
8eint Graben zines 8runnens neben Der
S9ubfabrif BON 6. S. Sinsling II. So. in Giffin,
itteBen Die Irbetter, tn elmer Etefe pon "A Sub auf
cine 8leiaoer BON 4 Bon Dife.
Oils 9r. Sobn S9adt, Don BET befanntea ST.
inersSlrna 9ebrloer S1abt in Sanousfp, am
Dorl9en gtlttlpod NIT ~rtebreren Qrbeitern beI1Gfs
tt9t mar, en fret bdtgenbes, rtebrere tauleno 4fb.
l91ueres Boot l%it15uruenoen, brad Der arabn unb
oas Boot feel auf ben mnslidli6en Nann. @iaes
1etner SeIre mar 9ebro6en inb feline innerIiden
Serlesur9el tparen Der Irt, bab i'm Der Sob am
nddbltet Gage bon ieinen 2eiben erlDte. Der Ser
nn9llldte mar en braper nrb rebtIi6er Menid,
etrt t1att9er nno unternebnlenber @eSdGftsmann
uno eth gutter 8iirger, beiien 8erIuit pon Naeu, bic
TIN ~fannter, aIFs Sieffte ~betrauert tuiro.
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@emeittt1ntiges.

SoIspersoIbunsen gu reinigen,
taube man eintge 3miebelibnitte in 9elduters
ten Weingeit nnb puse bamit bur9 Leidtes
Sins unb SerniI9en ben Slie9enf6mut, ios
ME 1ont ~porbanbene 11nreinisfeiten meg,
pobei bic 9ersoIbuns ni6t ansesrifen pirb.
M6bel ipieselbIanf gu MAIDEN. =
Sian Iafe l Sotb McannapurjeI nit 5-6
@BlDffeI uou 2ein0I in eirem reuen Gopfe
iber maBisem Roblenfeuer selinoe iieben,
befreide mad benz grfalten Der SluIiigfeit
nit berielben bic Mobel unb reibe bieielben
"a Stunben ipater nit einem feinen Su4e ab.
Geibens Stoffe Su waf6en.-Seibe
paI9t man faIt, ME marin. lin etrr teloss
mes &leio su maiden, nimmt man 10 Quart
ueides Waf1er, Getfe no9 8erbaItnib uno
elm Yint Mmmoniaf fiji Iisfeit. Nit bteIer
Miil9uns rpaidt man has aleib tii6tts bird
unb ipalt es in Incident 8aher seborts aus.
Auf bieIe @eiie erbatt man ben Stof faft
pie neu. 9lu6 unabte Setbe fann mon in
bieIer Slailiafeit paiden, MIR separti9t man,
bab Die 6arbe Fd dnbert.
@egen 2ei9borne unb Sabnerau.
een.-Gon einem fran;0Ti9en 9latte (ySeus
iae b'auis be @er") pirb oils probates NtitteI
empfobLen Elm Subbab in rparmem @aiier,
NORM Belts (S9neioz pber @artenz8obnen
abseIetten woroen iino. Snnerbalb sebr
Minuten iolen bieie Sautuerbartunsen 10 erz
meidt ruerOen, baB iie fi9 beinabe BON ielbit
abl0ien.
- Sim Is. I. 81. brad in bet Nadt in
Stod9oLm in einena Sauie unrueit bes f0ntsz
li6en S9Io6es I'M britten Stodrperf Seuer
aus. Sn ben b6bern Stodwerfen tpobnten
16 Gdnserinnen, peI9e an bet f0ni9Iiden
Oper anseitelt ,paren. 9te erite San5erin
wurbe suerft oufseweGt urb es 9elan8 tbr f9
gu retten ALIEN, ais ite faum bas Saus uers
laf1en bate, erinnerte fe i6 on lbre Safe.
Sic elite sur gtettuns berielben 5urid, wuroe
aber babel pcn ben Slammen ii6erpalttgt uno
perbrannte lebenbis. Sieben pon ben ii6rtz
gen Ianserinnen fu9ten ii6 9leidfoas bur9
Die SIu9t bic Stiegen biaab gu retten. Sic
rpuroen aud pom ben Ulatnmen iberpdltist
unb perbrannten. 9ie adt ~itbrigen fprangen
aus ben Senitern, UNI benz Slammentobe gu
entseben. 9rei wuroen auf Der Steae 9etOos
tet uno funf in etnem terbenben 3utanoe
mad benz Gpital sebra6t. - Ser Seuerwebr
,piro Der gortpurf sema9t, bab fs iebr ipGt
eri6ien, unb man fast, DAP bel elmer ,nsIidy
Iidben @i9tuns bes 8inoes bas f0ntsli6e
S6LoB in SoIse bieier gerfpatuns Elm ysaub
Der SLammen setporoen mare. - Oas i6reGs
Iide S6idiaI bieier Mdbden erreste natarli9
in StodboIm bas arDBte Wtitleib.
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Suutorifi(Ges.

BUR Neutrality-suspicious. Steigs
meier, bic Wobnung bel Sbnen sefaut mir 10
melt, ,penrt nur bic Tapeten nidt 10 alt unb
i6abbaft rpdren. 2ai1en Sic bod minbeiens
Die bret fleinen 3immer neu tape3iren."
sd - falt mir ntdt Elm. 8enn Sic
neue Tapeten wouen, 10 laien Sie Iol6e auf
Sbre Soften MAIDEN. DRir iino bic alten gut
~senus!"
Stun in @ottesnamen, i'd min bic 8obs
r,,,ns ouf meme gte9nuns neu tapeSiren IaIz
fen,-aber Sic burfen mid in ben na6iten 2
Sabren nidt iteiserni"
ygti6t teisera? Sinh Sic bod aud MIR
6iaig. Cine neu tape5irte @obnun9 1T bod
rnebr mertb ais cine elte."
= Cine Stem gorfer 3eituns entbalt fol-
senoe Anseise.
Mfein Mann Qbraban, StrumpfDirfer, bat
mid bosli6 perlafen, INN irsenowo eine Srau
ooer Sungfraa su betriisen. SD .parne oas
ber ~beionSers ale strumpfuirferfrauen nnb
Sunsf rauen, iid Dor bieiem abi9euIi6en 8erl
su bitten. gr 1T Elm tleiner unteriebter& erL
CT bat cine @unbe on Der Nafe, Die i'd tbnt
uor ieiner gntwei6uns sefrast babe, gsrlai=
Iene sSubitb Nebel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
Giue auertlbuQe mehiriniide abdanbInna.

Die 1874er Ius9a6e bes eGterl tteoicinii6en
Sa5rbn6s tuel9es ais 9oftetteris almanac bes
fannt, lit iebt fertis unb ~foftenfrei BET Mpotbefera
uno 3dnolern auf Dem 2anoe in alien Sbeilen Der
Ser. Staaten unb 8ritiid -gtmerifa su baben, Jos
tuie iiberbaupt In ieoem cipiliitrten Sbeil Der ruefts
lt9en Grobdlfte. 9ieier 8aIenber lit lett einent
Sdtftel.S abrbunbert reselndbis am 8esinn iebes
5abres berausseseben moroen. gieben ben pers
niinftisen praftii9en &atbldldseu fir bic Grbals
tun8 uno 8ieberberiteaun9 Der 9eiunbbett, entbdlt
er etnen 9roben 8etrag interefianter ano amiians
ter Sectiire, nno oer Ralerber, bic aitronomiiten
~9erebnnnsen, 9ronolosil9en Mnsaben &c. fino NIT
grober Sorgfalt uorbereitet unb meroen gang genau
b~eiunoen roerber. Die ausgabe non 9oItetter's
4Imanac fir 1874 ipirb uabrl6einli5 Die grDBte
IufIase zines meeiciniiden 8erfes iein, bic iernaIs
in etnert 2anbe eri9tenen. Die @i9entbin1er Sers
rem 9oftetter II. Smitb, gittsbursh, 9a., ,oers
ben 9esen gmpfans zines 3ueicentitempeIs Elm Grs
empIar per Boit on iebe Berion ienben, bic fib feins
in ibrer atabbari6aft ueri9affen fam.
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