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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

"OUR LETTER Box" to-day contains
spunky letter from John c. Menden-
hall, who spikes around pretty lively
because the postmasters blame the ir-
regular arrival Of the mail upon the
messengers on the cars. Really, we
are afraid this thing "is bin a goin' to
make all de viles dthrubblcs NIT te
beenies -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

Five CANNES fell victims to the pois-
oning art of some fiend in human
shape last Monday morning. Elkins'
magnificent but long since superanua-
ted New Foundlanl dog, "Prince."
was one of the unfortunates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

The freight train, last Wednesday,
ran one of its box cars off the track
while crossing the bridge at Parker,s
Mill, on the switch, in this city. The
car came within few inches of tum-
bling off the bridge "kerslap" into
Dixie Creek, distance of 10 or Is feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

LEG BRoKEN.-Alfred, oldest son OF
Henry johnson, of Soap Creek Pre-
cinct, Benton county, while chopping
in the woods near his fathers house,
last week, had his leg broken Just
above the ankle by large limb fall
ing upon it. Drs. Jones & Hill were
soon summoned to the scene of the
accident, and by their care and skill ii
is thought that the leg will soon knit
to its proper place again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

GoDEY's LADY's Book for February
is before US, as brilliant and interesting
as ever. 1t contains all that is useful
as well as ornamental. And now it
comes, offering, to every subscriber
the splendid ehromo-"Our Darling''-
without extra cost. The periodical is
well worth the price asked for it, while
i. the chrome is said to be one of the
handsomest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY for Feb
ruary is rare number of that superior
publication, abounding in interesting
and valuable literature. Price of the
Overland" 81 per year. Jno. II.
Carmany & Co.. publishers, San Fran
cisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

THE CHINESE NEW YEAR is now in
progress and is being celebrated by the
Celestials to the fullest degree on this
coast. We understand it is made OBJ
Iigatory upon all Cinnamon to pay
their debts on the recurrence of every
New Year. This is an example that
is worthy of the fullest emulation by
our Anglo-Saxon tribe, especially
among delinquent subscribers to this
paper.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
Gin p~opuldrer @6mi8.

Der seritorbsne 95nis Sobann pom
Sa@len Bate bel aIoemeineu Snte<
reGe fir ldmmtlt&e Staats3wede bic
@emobnbett, @sri&:sFtun9eu, esbr>
Runbe, an rem b5beren uno nieberen
|S&ulsn. 10 tpie bic otri9iepenen Bur
reaur Der Gerraltuns su belu&en.
Gines Cages, ME bic 81. Stett. &c.,"
aus pertdreter AusQe ersdbit, erf@ien
er aud Dor ei,sm Selearapben>B Bureau
elmer tleinen Citation uRb Der Bean,te
bate nod serace 3eit senuG i&neu an
einen GoQeset, elmer bena@barten Statt
III tslesrapbiren: ~Gten tritt Der s.
nia 3ur Snipsftion sin." 2ebterer trat
taIo barauf in tas Bureau Elm, ertuns
oiete f4 mad Der 2ebbaftiefeit pes
@ertsbrs, ter 3abl Der ein3elnen Dept
f&en, Der Ginnabuten &C., als chen cine
Depel9e bur@ Zen DRAFT anaemelcet
purce. Der Beamte lest bic Tspel&e
etros perle9en, 95ni8 Spbann ater
fraet: @aS erbalten Gie ba fur cine
Depel@e? Der 8eaute erfllrte aus
tpeidenb, ibr Snbalt itt 9eraee ni@t
uittbeilbur, ter 45ni8 betano ieoc@
ouf 3enntniBnabue unb ru,, u,ubte ter
8eam,te aotbDebrunsen au8eben, baS er
auf feline Depeide an bic Na@barfa<
tion ~Gben trift t.r S6nts Elm" bic
Nnttrprt erbalten bate: Der 3Dnia
fsdt feline Nale In allies"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

den ; eefdbuidsr als bieit @eeen no.
rem Die Bel&llG.. msl&e 9efast rureen.
Giuer eeritlben lautst eattn. e loue
.en- ptr Rssierune ssrlunst retbeu,
zap bic 8erpaltun8 uno OberaufT&i
Der &atafou,tsn Der pipali&en Nutos
ritat eutacsen treree. Wan renfe f&
rieftn beiIiaeu Boeen. ssednst ron Gem
Biute eer Mdrtyrer. setrdnft pom Ten
3brdnsn Der eraen GbriRen. bsIdet nit
rieltn @ebeinen Ter @laubeusbeleen,
man tente' ii@ BEN 8orsn;; rrie er. traft
t5niali@er Grlaubnis. ron jenen Gle,1'
Zen betreten rirr. Gle fsineu b5bern@es
mug tennen, ais NQes, mas eas 0brt.
Rsntbun, liett unp nerebrt, in ZEN 4otb
III Rampftn! Wian eente iI& Gle ebrs
,purcisen RsIiauien unieIe1 Bitter tn
@Iauben CT 9eritruna eieier Alaus
bensloien Wlenidsn prsisseaebsn Dis
Nr&ice bes Gbriaeulbums ioQen rei1en
orluiamen Teinrsn lterantpurtst per<
ten. limb pislsr @anea!iamu5 miro
IN, Namen Der Wi7enldaft pollt,adt
me,oen, ebenlr mie man i'm Mon,sn esr
,Srcibsit ale Nelleln idmieret. mittslit
rsiter bic nahte Srsiheit setnedtst
nirc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Dn vSQufratep 2cnbon NewS" per,
5fentlt&t cine feline Sammlun9 Inert
,uirtfser Tefamente", ,pel&e in Der
Ebat btswetlen itbr u1erfwirbi0 fnt.
So teftmute 6enry Bubp tut Sabre
1862, baB bic Beftmmunset 1ber bas
Grbe letneS Sobne5 Gbuarb null unp
ui@tts fem loQen, falls bfeferSo einer
S@nurrbart trdst; tan, fol- Ter annette
Sobn @tQiar, erben une eft rpen,,
aud tieltr f1@ einsn S@nurrtart rpa@>
fen ld6t, foI Der bslaste Sobn Gpuaro
unb feline Grben ,pieper in feline Re@te
treten. Gin dbnli&es9 eaan,ent ma&te
1869 Glsmins, Elm '5ape;isrsr. Iu,
r1etfen trete, ratlrli@ RE 8eftmmut,<
aer lber etuaiQe Relisionswe&fd ber>
uor. Sames &obbin (sste 1864 fsH,
baB fem @eib fat 30 nur 20 Tfr. st.
als Sabrselo erbalten fol-. ,uen>, ffs Die
@ittwenboube ablest udbrenb @aneaz
men 8erate tas 0esentbetl por1@riet,
tnbeu. er ibr bas 1raoen Der Dittwens
baube perbot, hes auteu @el@madeS
tpe8eu. Die fonoatarte B~efimmune
1T tuobl bieientse oes afironou,er cir
Sau,e6 Soutb. Der 1868 ben, Carl Of
Sbaftesbury, &oFe uno @tepbens il
etnen Taiden@runometer uerma@te, NIT
Der B~ecineuns, ta6 Fe bieielben aenau
70 trdse1 pie ct, :. ;. in Der 6oientaz
fde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
4beuteuer.

WanHerlei Abenteuer pereen aus
Spanien bert@tet 70 1&reibt mai, auS
Gfeua. tpolslbR bas 6auptauartier bes
Yrtnsen Don garles ft@ tefntet
@as ID beute 3u teri&ten babe. tinat
rie Elm Wdr&en aus taultne unb einey
@a&t orsr better, wit tie Saee. pom
5&wanenritter" ptr auf wunterbare
Detit lber lie Glutben fam. UNI flr
Gtia uon'8 rabant III nrttten. Gin init
Dofen belabenes Gabrjeu8 8ins ssx
eineu, frun35fi&en 9aftt unter Sessl
nit Der Bslimmune Nntwerpen. Dort
ODER uuterpe8s loQtsn bic Duftn auf
Elm anberes uu,selape, uno mad Der
Rifle Btscaya sebra&t psrbsn. God
Der &eGel ploste balp nahbem Ger
Dampfer in Ger se1u&en. 0asS@if
fling Geuer unp rie Mannl9aft rettste
f@ an bic fransSfl@e &lRe> eas Gabr>
;.us ltineu, anideinent G9ersn Inter
gauge iiterla0ene. bod ,pas ae]aab?
Dae Eeuer erloi@ unr cine unf9tbare
6ano fibrte pas uetla0sne SdiT mits
ten turd rie feinrliden 8reuser an bic
&Ife Don @uipu,cca srii@sn Snrarz
roa unr Rotrica. Slider bemerften
cas- Gabrieus unp niberten fi@ neu>
oisris remislten. Teiu Licences @s<
len :eie'e lid aui Gem 9eipeufii@en
SdiHe; enrlih rpaaten lis Is ~ bstysz
ten. @ues .uu @afen unp &riess3es
rdtte. Sdreu tparp unter Gem SduB
auf tie frpbe 8utiaaft berbeisez
litter 1ruppen, RE fonbare eaouns ans
eanc 9ebradt uno beute teRnren iid
'tse &anone, 5000 @ewsbrs unp cine
gatrpnen mebr in unieren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
&iiembabm Tabrpldne.

g. 8. GenalL Superinseubeut.
;. +. &dnbatL. 9tdtt Qaeut.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06
Gu, servan, Girls-What We Owe Them

Hon. Edward L. Pierce, in his Report as Sec
rotary of the Massachusetts Board of State
Charities for 1SG97O, says: 'lf there Is one SEN
timeut more than another which should be
cultivated rs essential to that general pro-
gress, it is that of sympathy and brotherhood
bet " cen all the members of the human family.
The rich and more favored should take deep
er interest in the poor and less favored. BY
this it is not intended - much that the work
ing classes should receive higher wages, or
have more asylums founded or greater public
prov ision made for them but that, lndividu-
ally, greater cISonal interest should be taken
in their needs, their grefS, their inner life,
their amusemcnts and their well-being. A
single instance may suhice-that of servants
in families. They are in q thousand ways es-
sential to our comfort, OF which the interval
betwe en the leaving of one and the coming of
another gives us lively sense. They smooth
orr pillows; they prepare our food and spread
| our tables they guard our treasures, seldom
| abusing the trust; they perform for us the
most mental offices, which are not spiritual
| lied by any sentiment OF blood OF Kindred !;
they wait upon our wishes early and late !;
| they minister to us in sickness; and If treat
ed with ordinary kindness-though of another
religion and another race-they identify them
| selves with our households, and share in the
| bitterness of on bereayements; and all this
| for n compensation which may be all that fair
dealing eGr.crs, but which, after paying for
clothing, meeting church assessments and con-
| trib"t ~ to the support of needy relatives,
! NJ ny OF abroad leaves little or nothing to be
! y. ed. Their permancncy in their places of
service would be promoted; their purity, hon.
csty and selfrespect would be fortified; and
their condition would be improved in all re
spects, if their masters and mistresses, and
particularly their mistresses, were to take c
personal aud sympathetic interest in all thai
concerns them, arranging for their days of re
Taxation and their church going, providing
them with newspapers and books when able t.
read, inquiring as to their relatives and friends
caring for their dress, assisting in the expen
diture of their narrow means and in the in
vestment of their savings, giving them wise
tions, and manifesting in all things an anxiety
for their welfare How much in these anG
other ways might be done to brighten thei
lot, and save them from swelling the ranks o
the disabled and criminal classes!"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06
" The Church of Rome in England-Its Position and
Prospects"

We extract from the LoAdon Telegraph
the following article on the Catholic Church
in England, which, that Journal ssaces,
has appeared in its columns with the g tos-
NAL sanction of his Grace, the Archbishop
of Westminster ~
In no other land has the CI5hoi.c Church
been subjected to so many or go 40 great
vicissitudes as in England. Ic has been
twice swept away, and it has been twice
restored. The Christianity of to day has
no continuity from the Roman and British
Christianity of England. 1t dates from s.
AuEustin of Canterbury, from whose mis-
sion )raug the Faith aud the hierarchy of
Saxon England. But the Catholic Church
in England at THE day does not possess the
dioceses or the parishes, the cathedrals or
the parish churches, or the lands, or any
part of the ecclesiastical order which
sprang from our Saxon forefathers, and
was perfected by their Norman and Eng
Iish successors. It has no continuity with
the vast and noble material system where
with the Catholic Church in England in
vested itself down to the sixteenth century
of our history. From that date the Catho-
lie and Roman faith and Church were once
more all bat swept away. 1t was for al
least two generations without churches OF
Bishops--n handful of priests ministered to
n remnant of Catholics, the number OF
whom at the end OF the last century wac
supnosed to amount to thirty thousand. In
the early part of the seventee nth century
ite chief'authority was an arch priest; after
q while he was succeeded by single vi
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

America can beast of the smallest post-ofice
in the world. For some years past small
barrel has been fastened by an iron chain to
hanging the Straits of Magellan, opposite
Terra del Fuego. 1t is opened by every ship
that passes through the Straits, either to place
postofice therefore, takes care of itself; it is
confided to the protection of seafarers, and
there is-no example of any breach of trust
having occurred. Every ship undertakes the
voluntary transmission of the contents of the
barrel, if their destination is within the limits
of its voyage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06
DIRECTORS:
A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS
25 Commercial Place,
Between Camp and st. Charles streets.
STRICTLY FIRE.

Parties DESTROYS of Insurance have the privilege
making two hAlfyearly payments and entitled to
equal portion of the dividends at the end Of the year.
lieu thereof to the usual rebate Insdres against
Fire Risks exclusively in City Country at tho low.
est rates OF premiums. D. LEUBRIE, President.
r. MEYER, Secretary.
o. S. ASCH, Superintendent of Agencies.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 7th day Of
April. 1873. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

The above statement is just true and correct trans
cript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY. President.
G.. W. MOTT, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

You may always suspect man of shaving
VOC when he soaps you.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

At special meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
this day. it resolved in conformity with article
seventh of the charter to collect Immediately the full
amount earned premiums of the first quarter of 1873
and pay to stockholders after settlement of said pre-
miums quarterly interest dividend of two and half
per cent on the amount of capital stock paid in.
c. CAvAROC, President.
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18
&eleoronhiicflee lIIIerlci.
Gouere6 SerDdnolnnaeu.

~ | Il 0 II, Is. san.
Su SENATE bradte Srelingbugieu Dor
Dem Snoiautr- Gomite ciue Slll EN-, Die 2(ttt
iiber llnttrltiigung bcr SiOur Sn0iauer ~
mloerruieu; 0ugeuoumCu.
Die pom Sd)url clnbcribtttc Bid ipe9er
Der listener l9eitaualGuuug mur0e augeuOn,
men.
Ntorton rtei ictUtu &cjiliuB aui, ba8 SO
mite iiber 28abieu uuO ! liuilegieH ;u iuitrui.
rGu, Die 0idngel Oe5 gcgcupdytlgcu @lettOral.
Sgltenles III prltftn, 0amt 0aiislbt perbeiiert
meroeu fam.
Dem aeilrigcu 0erit.e iiber Die Senat8.
Teun9 baben mir folgeuOen 9taGtrag 81 ma.
1eu:
Niartin brabte cine Ieolution Elm, worir
OaS Gomite iiir HablaHgeIcgenbeitsn auge.
misien wiro, 5u unteriud'eu, Oh in gOuifanO
eiH gelesllde8 StGatSgo Grlitirt
unO Wer Die 9tIcsljd) etwdbItcn StaatSbe0nl:
tel iiuO.
Die JteOlution gab %lranlaiiung Su elmer
Debate uber cen Stau0 0gr 9IuQc III XOui.
Ijaua nno iitcr Die Steuung Ger &0miniitra.
ton 9e9euiiber oen i'll Jlnem Staate beiebtu.
0en 9Slrreu.
Saulsburg bya0te ciu Enhancement ejn,
mou0dl 0o8 @Omlte, menu Is ftuttt, oab in
youiIiQna teiue gcieBlidle 5taat8YQjcruug be.
lleht, OQriiber bcridJen iOu, mann ote geiee.
ltd}e taot5rCgielung auf9Cb0rt bat, 81 eri,
ltneu, nn0 % ujeno ell Suu0taUcamter 6a=
bel bctbejlj4t mar, 008 &OIt oc8 Sta0te5 oCr
republltarlircnJfegi fegierung6i0rm ;n beraubcu,
Dies Announcement Uur0e UermOrieu.
Die TciolutiOu idbil muroe an9euonlmsn.
Sm u eprd entantenb0uie ira9iI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18

uno ,u BEN pielen tleinen SanQuiers jdbI:
te, bic in Der perwe9eniten 8epeutun9 pes
gGprtes Selbgeiddfte MAIDEN. gtah bteIer
@erbinouna gu urtbeilen, mubte Der Ndtb7
ielbaite gSermutb iein, benn ber Sarpr
ppn @alomann pirbe anoere NegprIan=
ten geIunOen baben, ais pieien 8eiBberz
berqer, Der al BET 86rie nid,t I'M belten
Rufe itanb.
Ser Senator i6ittelte iein 9rane5
0aupt. ga trut ibm gGejBber9er ent9e'
gen.
Ginen 9tugenbIid? bat 6unt inoem ct
ieinen SUIT liiitete.
Ser Sube fannie ben Senator. ST war
erireut, nit Dem geu6teten0tanne su iprez
den, baB es anbere 2eute iaben.
Sd itebe su Gieniten! i6narrte Der
Side, f6 petneigenp. 6aben Der 9err
Senator einen 2luftrag go.
8er 1T iener '9err, Der ipeben nit Sbz
men geiprpden bat?
Sener !9err? piebsrbplte 8eibberger
Itubeno.
(5EortYSkunn fnIot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18
1lupullfommeme nn0 pn!lfommene
9Ghue.

9uts 5dbne iinb fir torperlite etonbeit unerlGb=
It'd, uno Wiemanb bari iib fernerbin pessn unslel=
der oSer iunter 3Gbue enti6uoisen; oeun oas gfit-
tel bisie WHnss 5u beietisen, leseu in zines Seben
SereiGe. Or. Biud)eu, in Nr. 1873, % f.
s e., obsbaib Gutanitrase, lit als fpiiIen.
itatlitsr 3dbnar6t melt unc brett betannt. @r it
nit lebem 3wei9e cines Seruies pruttiIt pe1traut,
uuo ae iene 5abndrStIidsn Sperattontn betriebiqen
Die Yatienten auI's Seits 0e 3dbne, bic er amer.
tist, 3eitner it burb Suuerbaitiafeit, soItomiue.
mes 8aIien, notiirlite6 Ausieben unb ausemeiue
sd6ubelt aus. Sas Sabnfiuen nit @olO, stanio.
ooer COMPETITIONS yae bilbet enen tui(btisenSbeI
fsusr Braris. als 3abnuueSieben itebt Or. gs NJ
unerreidt ba. Sen Seriabren nit Dem 8a.
tisnten lit in Der Gbat 6armant. Nht bus serinste
e5dmersIumptom iuirb perunlaBt, uno Die Operation
in nets lltommen ertolgrei6. Gr
iabri,rt tdglit retuss ialpstsriaures Gas. Die
fen g6merspertilSer bater Die 9eiammten mebisiniz
nii9sn 6asultdtsn @uropa's unb amerita's fur bas
poatomulenfe mo wunoerbarfe, @mpfneurssio=
iatst berporseruien Ittel erfldrt. oas ie entosft
worosn. (Dsdrs7lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18
0ermlid)te 8erilte.

4nberien. - giuer europaiI6eu Sci.
tuu9 entnebnlen mir 6ol9enoeS: ;, Der be.
rHbmts Mdrdener3dblsr SanuS s. AnOerieu
lisst franf barnieber. Ius alen SbeIIeu beS
GanbeS 9elan9en 3uifriften on Den grelien
9idter, Der i'm 69. QebeuSlahre iebt, nit BEN
beIien Wituidleu fir ieiu balOise8 NieOcrauf=
fonHen. g8eldje Yopul0ritdt CT i'm Sllz II.
AuslanOe turd) ieine Striften geuonneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18
Sunae Qente,
9r. ginbertian,

etpa Der r~gpncprbia.Saue" geaeniiber,
bebanoelt ane arant5eiten Der Darn Or9ane, 9ants
arcntbeiten, fir,itdb besonnene 5Gae in bis Gas
furirt no oas 9fit aus oem Sptem entiernt. 8rantz
beitea, ueidbe BON nsuerma6 uno unbebatiamfeit in
Ser Sussno bsrrrlbrsn aao 9eod1tnis. sdwdde,
gBabnian, allssnsine Sttnabe, ot9antld's StIpa'
Zen dtnel furirt. Or. fobertion III resulirsr @ras
onirter Der nperfttd uou Warplano, unb iene lars=
iabrss griab-uns in Der Bsbano!nns iolfber &1aHfs
bsiteH oarcutift cine adnslide Serfeluns. Biireauz
Stunoen S-I2 lbr Vforsens, "a cer Wa6m1taes1
50 lIhr Nbenbs, (Wirs29, 1ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18
Mih sSal,t's 8uuft aSalIerie

gusaeriiitet NIT Den bcitcn Wlai4nrn uno etn9ez
ribtet nab ben neusien Serbefsruusen, Die itsts
baupt bic Photographic aufsuiueiisE bot, erauus i'd
mir, encm sssbrteu 8ubiinm Die srgescuits aE5etss
an ma,ben, bas nen RON in SaltmoretraBs portesils
bait ostanntes @tiGGt rab
ssr. 46, sprs SbarIesfraae,
psrleet it unb ats auniiz9alerie t i'm stanbe be-
Eaeet, Bortrats 81 liseru, uet1e BON bet Carte de
gisite bis sur 9ebsnssrOBe in Bafsl uno Del on
Aebultbteit uuo 4u5upruns RiRts Su niniten
ubua ioisn. @ruppen meroen in iebe, @rose aui
Dos Bette ausseibrt; Die bsten ardite Hno sur VIM
f.rttauns oon photographer Del un5 ansecllt, uno
aur ptrtliaen &lnitlerH miro Die ausiibrun8 bon
Sortraits dupsrtrGut Abtung5pol
9ii1arb @alti,
R.-4I Rr. i6, Rorb- SbarlestraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-18
&nhnn&

Der sinstss ansatstiias agent tDsIdsr bur4aus ss'
fabrlos lit. gBenn er bon Der ~@clton= DentalaGfo.
eiatton- cinsssetsu Wrc, pirb bas 3abnaussis5sn
gum 8ersniiseu.
Dteisnsen, ueI6s an 3abnfdmersen letoen, tonz
men in,mer rencs Gas, Die eriabrenteH unb seidid'
teften Sabndr3te unb sdnali6s Greibstt BON S@msrz
en- in unerem Sirsau, ser. 81, sSeas6apette'.
nabe GbarlesfraRe, Nnoen.
R. o. SIS tperben feline Sabine aussesosen, tuel9t
ourd Giuuns seipart fueroen fonneu, uno aue Spe'
ratonen fir bic grbaItuus uno Jtesururs Der SABINE
perben nit unibcrtreifl9er Observation-Disclosures
i0Gri2S.1IN
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Die beifsn SteinfuJlew ~ ben aisSris:
stert Hreilens

ss5lsu DOE Der ~seclhmorer Gomposnte," ron oe
rfSulerz Soitoner Sompagnle."
ihwsr pnb raih brennen0e 8oIten-ee behsn HosisI
auf Dem ltelisen Dtartts
Az oertaufen
aerrenIobuns s. ober lonnenm tie.
Gut .eptens' Bauepz" unb 9umberiGnoer Sobleu
6. &. Disgs, Agent Der
.BaIttmorer sobIen-1 u. nunicnzg gienbabn= &.'
Bdreau. 1r. 2, 5pnfbFraRe.
aob1eu5Ufs. Sue Der Horrbz uno Utdeiionfras
no Gfe Der Z ce Inn' uno 4lbemarlefroBe.
(Stu4,i2 nteS1
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Sobn q. Samaa T. Somp.,
Mr. rs, gye5f= prattSfraBes

uabe SpEIr's 2Gerfte,
Sbanstcr NIT ben beifen barten
ppfens' &alepz, Suuburps uno Cumberland
SoDlen,
2240 Biunb aui Die Gonne in allen fdlen, ire por
S9isier anb lnbern uureHi9 9tei,tu. (Sep6, i2U,ef)
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sMemferci ,1Ir &rr.

8bilabelphia, 4a., 16. San. -8nr.
Sbomas, gSm. Callahan rnO Sobu NoOiu
puroen, ala geitcrn bas Shiff vGa9u5" bon
QiberpoOl on Der Baibingtoultr. .z@erfte en-
fam, an 8orb ienes Saiffe6 pe9en Wteute'
rel uerbaftet.
Qm &oraben6 be8 neuen Sabrss, wGbrenO
oas Sdtfi auf bober Gee mar, grifen lie ben
@aptGn uno bic anoeren Sifi3lere au. idlu=
gen iie unbarmberSig, uub oaun itableH iie
Die uhr oeS Captains, Die auf 800 YfO. Sters
ling gelpertbet wiro uuo warfen lie in baS
0teer. 5ierauf begaben iid bic Weuteter in
Die @ajiite unO pliinOerten Die Baggage Oer
Yaiia9iere. @nblih 9elang e8 beuOiii5ieren,
Die Reuterer Su iiberludIti9en uno iie III Set
+et1 1pnrfr
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@n 5d,neiher INN Wnbere!

Srautt Sbr cine quite Wdbmaihine, 10 tauft osr
uSiftpr." @s ndbt lette unb i6mere Irbeit mi
aleidbcr 0eidtietsit. Die Stabsl tam nlht unred
sinaeiebt nerosn Seine Rdtberin ODER Samllts JOLT
sbne II lem. Naan iprede Dor unb Hnsrudbe otsiel
ben in Rr. AZ, Rore Is barlesffr., i'm 6reimau'
rersssmpeI. Iouatite 3ablunssn aHaenommen
(Nptifl fl7,l2W.D
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Hrr ESpfSt,Inrft.

Stem 0orf II. Sanuar. = 8elo IN
III 6-7.-g8ehId letter SIT 9g-!. Sob feiter
III 112! bis 112g. 8unOt5 Sbli9ationeN
f3it, Sehier 1164, 'G2er la. = Nftlen ldlol'
len felt, Central 1929, @rte 605, 2afe Shore
929, Ytttsburg 894, Jtorthweitcrn SOL; Prlc=
ritdteu SO, 9iod. jszlanb 1105.
s8ilans beS llnteri6aganlte8 $50, 182, 1904
in Cob un0 $2O,770,OIO @ouraut.
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- 3abnbcilz z2lnitalt

in SIR. 81, g iio.8ro abmap.
81 @. s.. @tbrio9e melhet ieinen BGblreten
fli5er berslt fuoet, lie in ieoem 3uege DER 3abn=
arSnc II bebiensn. Ssjne 8ortbsile bet Der Sabri'
,ntion einsr iamoien @cbiiie iino lest grocer. pe
in uorbereeaansener Seit uno feline @ebibren mooe=
rirr. Strides ea6eas tdslt6 unp Sabine dusgeSo9en
pontiu obne Sfner3en. 5est iit es on Der 2eit,
Cure Alpine nahgeiegsu 3u baben: 8ommt io9lel6
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9Seinabe Gin lsiIcn6Qbnl,uaIiicF.

ltde @tpreBinq, weiter heute Worgen te
llbr BON Der Gait.Ya. .=3nuftiou abging, ent
ging nit fnappCr gtotb elmer QrO6eu 0efabr
Ser Bug fubr 9eraOc an 0ubb'S Utiib.e Dor
iiber, ais bas @eletie biuter bemelben l;
fSuB tief ianf. 3luei 2lrbeitern, weld)e Dor
nit Icparatur rec @eleiIe5 belhdftigt marcr
wuroen Die Beine gebrOdeu. Der Sertcbr ii
iniol9e rieier Bei4doigang OeS @eleiieS MIDI