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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-06
FOR sFEOKIDA.

Cedar Keys and Key West. Carrying the
United States Mail.
~ The New Orleans, Florida.
,F and Havana steamship Company
<Gte3&1S,sTill dispatch a first class fast mas.
senger steamer
I I.. ..-. sa livery Week.
From the foot of Calliope street. First District.
t. RATES OF PASSAGE;
" &C.. To Key West. To Cedar Kew
ottefage... IS ll
r, Through bills Of lading issued to all pciuts in
ton and Savannah. -
None but the conpany's bills of ladiuc signed,
aud none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accom- nc dat ious and tiropah
tickets given to above peinte
No freight received without permit from the
office. ~ WIZ
! For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS. Treasurer
NO l2o Common street,
Over the Louisiana National Bank
de5 as e-"- N"''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-06

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-06

Nkw YORK, September 5-The following is the
coD parative c0ttoA statement iur the week ending
y<.xx xrxxnv q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-06

W. P. HARPER
aus I. set Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-06

FROM ABOVE
From the St. Louis Times, September 81
The Future City departed tor New gr
leans with four barges, drawing five feet,
having 1900 tons and no bulk.
The John Kyle is on the berth for New
Orleans, to depart this evening 4
Captain William Thorwegan came up
from Cairo yesterday, where the Republic
has laid up. 20.
The Susie Silver has just completed re-
markably low water quick trip being only
fifteen days out to New Orleans and back.
The Charles B. Church will leave the
elevators sometime to-day for New Orleans
with 200 ton cargo, including 100 tons
railroad iron for Warrenton. Mississippi,
and consigned TO the Ship Island and Gulf
railroad. She takes lighter in tow.
From the Louisville CourierJo September g.
The river has been swelling gradually
since last report. At 6 P. NJ, yesterday the
marks showed i've feet six inches large in
the canal and three feet six in the pass
down the Indian chute. The rise that is
coming will make at least six inches more
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-10
hANlD WILLIAMS,

Manufactures Of & Wholesale Ocrlcrin
GIT, Mahogany. WaluUt and EOS"wOo'
LOOKING GLASS
Picture a. Photographic Frames
Nos. 2%0 and 2}2 arch Street,
rAiGdc,Yhia Pa.
Frames Rounirci IN the best mnnrcr
Also, Rcgiliiug in all its branches. IT,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-10

CUTu JACK says that he didn't
kill General Candy lie knows very
little about the business, but thn'
that Ben. Franklin dil it Now let
us hcor from Mr.. Trmllia. This
gentleman has long borne high
reputation as It phiiosophcranl phil
anthropist. AMI We are unwilling 60
believe that he could have commit
ed this fcHdsh Outrage But the
public comot help recalling Mt this
juncturc certain old rmors to the
effect that hc WAS the real culprit in
the case Of the destruction of the
cherry trees at Mount Vernon The
late lamon.cl Washington is said b.
nave charged this uc, OF - q'rllogc
upon Hcniamiu Franklin Just before
j." died now that the second ter
rihlo charge is brought against him,
with strong corporation cWrumstan.
ces, Mr Franklin mus. spclii His
brave silence viii not do any long
er Let brother Barr inquire Of the
spirit Of the pl' rophcr whether
tais charge of '.pto,n otnl be true.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-10
T ii e POST
MiddleburS ...... July 10, 1873.
s,,er,dnu,s spx.

VIM bttthNA'N NuD ihbtih VI N'tai'
Canby in Indianapolis says pape.
of that CITY. Lieutenant General
Phil. Sheridan was probably observ-
cd with the most curiosity. His
career is not only very hulliant, but
there is so much Of personal mag .
netism about the man that the eyes .
of tho people follow him wherever he T.
goes. In personal appearance hc is
below medium stature. short broad F.
shouldcred, with head and face full
OF pluck. fire aud determined chr3c
ter. If there Is anything in phys
iognomy or physiology. every bump
ON his head ana every line on his
face show the soldier and the ,aan Of
nerve lie has piercing eyes. %
large aggressive nose. have bcll
gcrent jaws, q biz head withm enor
nous amount Of brains behind The
ear, and altogether uan Of tromcn
dous energy and perfect self conf
Gcucc Full Of fire and magnetism
quick as lightning in bis perceptions.
genial in his address. lively N con
vcr,a.ion, anl altogether q man Of
larc attrctiycncss and power
During his stay here Le was con
ve,sirg with q few friends touching
his military experience and cam
Ia'us. whom vac spid "lhcrc is a
mighty sight oi romance and great
many interesting episode, connected
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-10
CABINET ORGON AND MELOpEON
" MANUFACTOEY.
Ware Room and Store on Pine Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgroye, Ia.

II you want 10 hear and SOC fine toned and
beautiful Urgans and Aolodoons call al oar
Ware room and store, Wa use none hut tho
host material In making instruments. Try one
OF them nnd you viii be satisfied.
livery instrument Il warranted for Eve years.
Dealers, Agouts aud Ministers OF the Go.pel
are in yited to correspond with us aud send Gr
price 'ist. We are also agents tor the best New
York and Philadelphia Pianos.
Niolins and Accordeons from ~ to slb. Violin
strings, sheet Music, Picture Frames, &C., 40.
always on hand.
Planes aud Accordeons correctly tu and
repaired.
Oali on, or address by letter
R.z. SALEM 4 Co,
Sept. 1870. pssroys, Ps.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-10
Cloths IL CaSsispaercs
HARDWARE AND QUEENSwARE.
SALT AND FISH

And in fact everything usually s!pt in a
first class country store All of which we
offer 1T greatly reduced prices, for Ca,h OF
Country rrocucc.
Having hal large experience in the
business, we Halter ourselves that we can
please and satisfy all cur customers.
Hoping by strict attention To business
and desire 20 please all, to mcri, o lhcra
s'asc Of public patronage. Oar motto is
"QUcE NuieS and .NmdN ProiiS."
We hsk at least that ,he public examine
ur stock aud Iriccs before purchasing
elsewhere, as we always show our goods
with ,leasuyc.
nELFRICU 4 BOWER.
BanDcryillC Jane u. 1870. #
, 1873-02-10

From tho LNP0Tfe {iNa.l LlfQus, FfG. u.
Tho Directors Of tie Knukakeo Draining Com
pany mot at tho Toogardon House yesterday and
evidently hold longthy consultation. From
information gained in u conversation with ono Of
tho parties We infer that tho Company will do
terIninedly adhere to thoir organization, but 1t
IL probable, that they will somewhat modify tho
magnitude of their proposed work. Our inform
ant stated that tho nleu,borB Of the Company
wore 80 doHirous Of having thoir own lnnda
drained that thoy woro willing to meet tho op-
pononts Of tho project by 0: compromise. They
ostimato TINT Bomo throo limos tho volume OF
water which now finds its way through tho river
course will run through ditch twenty-five foot
wide md ton foot deep, when the course is nado
atralght. This, thoy think, would clear the
country OF tho surplus wator, and perform all
the necessary work Of the main chan
n,el, and, tloy say, such a channel Gun
100000. Tho ilen would thon DO to lot
private companies, or clubs OF farmers,
dig their own lateral bitches md drain their
lunds by their own labor If they chooee. They
say tho best legal talont Of tho country ASSURES
thon1 that thoy AaYo vested rights, aud by law
aro fully empowered to do tho work In accord-
anco with tho original programme, but it il pfob-
ab1o thoy will eottlo upon tho plan which wo in-
dcato. II feasible, tho plan would hayo tho
mort Of boing ol1eap, and Hoyeral Of tho mon-
bers Of the Company Say they will plodgo tllor
individual propcrtyto raise the money to do tho
work.
, 1873-02-10
Living bv Ekula,.

Alexander Roberts, born In Detroit seventy
two yearH ago, died tho other day In Leods, Eng
land. His fathor took him to England when but
boy, and aoon nftor eet him up In business,
with tho positive injunction nover to Hpond mora
than oight ahlllingB and Bixponco o wook. Rob-
crtB adhered closely to hla Instructions from that
timo to his death. Ifo construed tho rule to
involve the rent Of lig store, and no in little
while, whom increasing business mado him enlarge
his store, he gavc up any outside homo aud lived
and slopt thoro. As ronts 1850 aud lis buHinesB,
second. hand clothes selling, Increased, ho had
to cut down bis food ezponaeB still 1owor, md to
move into narrower quarters. This ho did time
and again until at the oloso Of Inst summon ho1
WAS nearly starved to doath. Ills aoguaintancos
finally ono day found him proBtratod entirely
by the overwhelming filth Of his narrow homo
and tho lack Of nil nourishing food. They per-
suadcd him to buy somc medicine, but when he
got 1t, 1t only gave linn an appetite. He could
not afford to buy any food nfter paying for the
medicine, 30 he wandered out to horseohest-
nut treo md filled 1nlsolf Will, itB luscious
fruit. Ho returned to hin home and died there.
Thls Is the brief story. He WAS reputed to bo
worth at least 5000, 900, but hia onrly vow was
kept to tho ond, md 60 long aB he o1iated it waa
nevor at creator exponco than eight ahillinga
and si1peneo woolr. His Instructions woro to
1ivofof TINT sum, and ho thought ho oboyed. Yet
living for that sum caused Ills death, and It be-
comes question for tho logician whether tho man
did not by dying dlaoboy ordors. But what will
bo OF moro interest to tho unWiHo is the fact that
Roberts has loft no hoirs, except nuch claims az
can bo advanced by n natural Hon who ia
somewhere in Amorioh HIVE wo not "cla:n-
ant" among ugs
, 1873-02-10

An account WAS given, some days, ago, Of 4
singular coincidence between tho battle In which
General Zollicoffer WAS killed In tho West, and
four days, aud gave the aotual particulars as
they afterwards occurred, oven to tho death Of
ZollicolYor. It is very singular whit strange
forma these condolences assume, FlamBteed,
tho aatronomor-royal tho first director Of Groom
rich Observatory, ind tho most ointment
English astronomer Of his time, Was once
asked byan old woman--who, according to theau-
perstition Of that day, considered him IN astro1-
oger and magician-tho whoreabonts Of q cor
told hor to look in q certain ditch, and then
como back Meanwhile he prepared himself to
givo her severe lecture on her folly, when tho
old woman returned III grent delight. with the
bund1o In her hand, found in the ditch. It is
needless to say it was tlloroafter impossible to
shake her bclief in Flnmsteod
, 1873-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS CITY ITEMS.

A littlo child foil into kottle OF boiling lard,
at No. 242 Horny stroet, Saturday afternoon,
md was 30 severely burned that It died yester-
day afternoon. Tic Coroner will hold an in
quest to-any.
Tho body Of Mrs. CAoyere, wl.oso death was
supposed to llayo boon haatoneu by abnso in-
fioted by, her husband, was, yesterday, PLACED In
tho receiving vault OF Nosohlll oonletery. DR..
EmnaonH, tho County physlcian, and Coroner
Stophons will mako a post morton, examination
this morning. It appears that the attending
physician, DR.. Gall, made out a certificate Of
Mrs. Ohovora' denth, stating that the Immediate
Gauss was DsiGht'a dlaoaRo Of tho kldnoys. but
, 1873-02-10
ho says TINT her dcath was certainly haatoned by
tho brutal treatment Of hor husband.

Andrew Benson was yesterday arrested by
Onleor D. Hogan on tho double ollargo Of COM
mitting an assault with dohdly weapon npon
tics with young woman employed In Q boarding
house at tic cornor Of Cook and
Dunn streets, whore both atfairs occurred. Ben.
aon md Anderson were both eager to aoouro THO
sho decidedly preferred Anderson. This OK.
asperatod Benson, and ho yesterday afternoon
sought to draw sweotnoss from hor tips by forco.
Bho resisted and began to aoroam Justify. Tho
crios of tho .fair girl woro hoard by Andcraon,
Donson's compulsory embraces. Doneon tLon
turned upon his rival, and assaulted him with q
dirk knifo, and botoro no could DO arroatod Ind
cut seyere gash in Andcrson'a head, noar tho
worry bump which hold the bulk Of his rocl1oss
pasuion. Benson WAS lodged In tho Central
Station, and will have honring this morning.
, 1873-02-10

to Introduce al improvement upon the original
rostal cnrd System. 4 card IL to be provided, on
which mosBago lnay DO sont and reply returned
at onoo: The original aonder by paying tho
trldlng postage both ways, may thus suonro IN
Gully to write line or NO upon tho curd whom ho
rcceiyoa It, and rctNrn 1t to tho postn,nn. This
IL . groat convenience, worth considering iu tho
, 1873-02-10

Snoyvbnils NIAd0 Uaefuis
From. tho Hartford TIMES.
A funns ecene took placo laat evening In st,
Johns Chi}rnt. Fast Hartford, during tho SCR
, 1873-02-10

eSPEnsny n.y., WIN thc n men wio might 10 70 moro
mnra 1vnoos;tt9y y o' aSa y,r H. ,a,rnoa4ins
81 uogreHs by this strange providoneo Of hid
Sr.nn ~ 1noss g yceea
pattnrann coif.@ poroornv Ifar,an @ 40 H. chfo;
annera nj IT, oon ao ys,oriora fanrai,o1 T.,
t1o tsth shss 1eiisioa
eanau Goth mum oa '' m0a' holh0ua 0ln Against
T,trnE AM oun1er1Ay srArra,yru
at Washington. and think God for them, WIN
carry no plnonrl nro11ntl viii, thon. WIN f1n mnt
thoir aims before mon, Who eay not (bcr PRAYERS
In Tho market places 10 be- soen Of mon, bnt wEo
nut oir convictiona nto In , n,oan,,roa tay nd
vocato and thoir nioty into their yoteu.
And now ljBten to- thoao f]no and rhetortoul
woris-which % must t. 40 e1H without comment. Tor
gestor Of paiuful momorios1of non % Il E Mr' sennt6r
Pattoraon: ~ @''''1
OF this oulraec done to tho fair fnu1e Of n,en who
driving tom into tho saze II tho publo with scorse
Of epithets which should te laid upon the lowest crl
nn g thnr o. .no ncs np1n men
eosave n rnason 70
tafo occasion to SPEAK esovhere; bit hoso oiorc
decent men will loave public fc. as do. With leasrc,
and not with resrot.
From an officer Of this great railroad built by
tho Government, ,-that s, by your money ard
oursofyoB,-Mr. Senator Harlan received 900
for olectioncering purposes, when ho hirnsoR was
candidate for recollection.
And nuallY co,noB tho political scandal Of
e8,000 given into tho hands Of Representative
York, OF tho Legislature OF Kansaa, to secure
tho ro-olootion Of samuel G. Pomory to Con-
gross.
How portinont
mr. HAnLAn's HoMnY,
and YOU know ho knowa how to preach, for this
was his profession for years. This is his Ber-
Tho expenditure Of money ut elections Ia growing
OWL Tho apology for doing On ono eide is that il il
donc the Other, and the peril grows o OF tho fact
mako = y hsS r
~ ons IT, m ody ~ n }
,onco oectiona. without rcstrictjn9 It's usca within
Clearly prescribcd nts ia one that nccs stropaon-
Ing by iii tho arguments our bcst mon and purcat jour
na!a can adduce
l1r. Harlan ig now tho editor Of Washington
Newspaper, and this lo usos to givo saYor OF
l.
, 1873-02-10

ing inorcase OF accommodation on tho slightest
Indication Of q demand therefor.
TIE TARIFF AND RECIPROCITY.
The compromise effected between the Protcc-
tio.ists md Froa Traders in this country is tho
incidental protection OF Ii per cent. Every
year the question is discussed, and q strong
to raiao tho ecnlo to 20 per cent Tho Bonrd of
Trade voted, by largo majority, to keep the
figures at tho pregont, point, aud thereby doubt
lcAs did wl1atoyor business ,nero!lants In the Do
bad any where, Is rninous In trade-ciroleB. Iii
considering tho reciprocal trade relations be-
tween this country and tho United States, as III
that Of canal-enlargomont, the Board maintained
u manly Independence; Unable to couceal-
not desiring, III faot, to do no-their urgent de-
eirc to obtain tho e.estnblihhnont Of reciprocity
they still vero careful to show TINT - d spirit oi
inga in tho worlds markets" This is
consoling to tho loyaliatR, and leaves q
pleasant. taato in ono's mouth. Furtl1cr-
more thore is no doubt OF its truth.
The Board Rat for several days, and wound IN
with grand dinner. It's members snid many
excellent things and did many wiao ones. Tho
harmony which characterized its proceedings
showed concluHivoly TINT tho several Provinces
are boconingmore harmonious, and the trayoHtlo
Of the popular Hong-
"'1is glorious oharter,-acny 1t who CALL
The brshright Of Il truc-bosu Oanatlian,"-
becoming somewhat Of u possibility Thoro is
no doubt that We need gonle oloyating influence.
Rotten as certain political organizations hayo
heen shown to be in Other countrios qnoation
II eyor an opposition sunk 90 low as to dosorvo
tho tito OF
"TnE Rr1rTooN PARTY"
Yet BY that title IL known tho opposition to II.
II. Minister'S in this Province. ThoncklIamo was
gained In this manner: Before tho disruption Of
tho late loYernn0nt, ono OF tho N1iniaters, Tho
Hon: L. B. Wood, felt anxious to escnpo tho i'm
panding wreck, aud began to feel about
prior to making Fomcrsauit. Willie
in this condition, critical dohato arose. and tho
leader Of tho Opposition aont ncroaa tho loor Of
=, ",speal5, now" nlr. Wood spoke; his party waa
new Governor, and quiot would layo rofgnod
'sa ',sa '9 nos one Of the late Government ,aonl
hawlsol 1t about tho country "a MI oyilcnco
Of The baso intrigue by which honoat mon llad to
stil in existence, . miserable shred; bit lilo
namo will cling, until doath to Mr. Thomas For
guuon, whose ingers picked Tho cAoica morBo
ont from amidst llayed-out !" Lono jack mud
Btumra Of cigars, in whlcll otherwiso 1t lad gouo
to morltod oblivion. Tho Canadian Parliament
Will 4-.44.A'4a Ia 1a.4. ns E-t.,,~ru 70. u4A
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
Scr @ +.

Oils WeBriener bate man BEN nil:
ben 5ubert bcrcits atseoanft, neil re
0ein fir rcn beiliaen Dienit uno BIZ
6euer i'm Spferfaften mebrmals au'
ratblelbafte @etie uerl9munoen maren
Gbenlo went9 fonnte man i'm ale
gborfdn9er brauden. Der Dirt9ent
perlor feline @ebulo BET 6uterts lolen
Strei&en uno zines Cages fam 6uberI
NIT fir&tetlidem @epolter tie Trepps
berunterserout> rpslde our Sdnserbiibne
fubrte, mabrldeinli@ neil er oben einen
trafti9en Gubtritt ein9eerntet Bate.
0prnad mar Ter Rnabe Gin Sling
ling unb Blone, Marie@enl ~fiebensebn
Sabre alt serporoen. cit bate liebe,
blaue Nueen uno Elm reines, lauteres
5erS, obencrein aber, mas gar ntdt
libel tlinst, einen suten Stdter @elo
i'm &afen, Der ipdter nod rur& Gin
paar Grblaaften teeeuteno oermebrt
ruercen muste.
Sn tieier 3eit taudte bei 6ermann
Clint Der @epanfe auf aus ZEN 8eiren
lpater Gin paar iu MAIDEN.
Der Wen19 rcntt unb @ott lcnft !
Metfer Martin bate ZEN Sin9lin9
an Fem llnterridte Ter Maler1dule
She'll nebmen luilen unp i'm su elmer
BerIbmtbcit Ter alien ct. 2ufas9ilce
MAIDEN molten.
Do9 neir, 6ubert troute nt1t. Do
rauf tpar er S9rifieBer, Diamanten>
l9leifer uno "8antoorberienter" gene
fen am meiiten aber mar er Straben<
bummler. Scr alte brape @lSdner
treinte beimli@ barur,, ta6 iein Sobn
ntdt mebr mie friber auf ten Tburm
;u ibm fam, 6ermaun Clint beoauerte
es, tab bsr lufise Slnslina nidt mebr
gum pertauliden @eiprdde auf Die
Steinbanf Dor ieinem 5aule fam, 6u<
bert aber bate in soQen 3Isen ben
geit Ter 3eit eineeioeen.. Gr be1u9te
tie VorfteQun8ea rer tpanoernben
Sdauipielertruppen, ct 8ins bsimlt@
ins WirtbsbauS, >pa6 bamalS einen,
Sdnaltnse unter span3is Sabren fat
ais @erbreaen an9ere@net &purps-
fur3, 6ubert Davies, Der ri@t wiQen>
los iber fi& Serfdsen Lief, mar Elm
milber Buriae.
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mil,panfer unb Sbica8p
ptcr cie etnelt4en S@wes
tern

pCcr Ctt OWWe
beoba@ten lie fortlbuiteaoe Gntmide
luna Der @erfebrspetbdltniile i'm @eRel
nit elmer Giferiudt mel@e eaS Greeb:
nib arSetcr Gnerete 1T, nit pel9er JED
Ter 9enannten Stdrte ZEN erisn Stang
einsunebmen frebt.
Das in Milwaufee erl@sin:nee" Ban
net" iaet: ~Gine aeu er6fnete 8abn'
Hrede, .pel@e Minnefota unr Dafott
NIT Gbica9o In udbere @erbinrunl
brinst erfiiQt bic bortisen gldtter Mi
9ldn3enben 6%ofnunsen. 55.en nil
pas bic thanksgiving" fast:
Der Staat Minnelo ta miro Weie
gen eenus 3isben, UNI ni@t nur BE Ser,
Staaten. 1onpern tte ean;e @elt rau1tl
;u nerlebsn. llnsebeure8 orrdtbe liesen
bereit unc rarter uar auf - bic jeBt
nod ni9t 3u be19afenren @asen -
I'm, bierber bef5reert ~ tuercen. Der
ueberl9ue eieies Sabre6 iiber Zen Ser
brau@ betrdst ALIEN 80 MiQionen Yu<
1del. Dieie 3abl m5se einen 8e9rif
ron rer un9ebeuren 3ufunft Gbica9o's
9eben. Serer GuB bes 2anres, wel@er
bic neue Babn rur@l6neipet. lit Guilt
Dirt unp Gbieaeo tributfdbis. Sur an
etnem 1T Maneel, an 6OlS uno Sob>
len. 2estsre boft man nod ;u fnpen;
fir Sol; fplten tie Ser. Staaten
tur9 @nlesuns pom Bdlcern uno
8auml9ulen imNprrwefen forsen."
@as 1i9 rorfebenb auf Zen 8ei@
senbau in Minnei ota unp auf rem Sob
LEM unp 6pl;mansel besiebt, benertt
ras Banner. foulu1t rer@ abrbeit nabe;
pie ober-- bic 80 MiQionen Bul9el
@ei;en einen gesrifT Don Der uneebeu<
rem 3utunft Gbicaeu'S seten foIen, 1T
unS UNI 70 tueniser einleu@teno, Ia POI,
ZEN 80 MiQionen 8ulbel toS meilte
auf ben Milwaufee Mlarft 9elansen
blrfte. Milwaufee 9entebt als @ei>
;enmartt ben Nuf Sr6berer Solipitdt
pie Gbieaao, uno an Gilenbabnuerbin>
buneer, bic ii9 ~binaus biz in. bic ferne
@eite, bic NIT Musnabme zines BIfelz
ideers nod ME Zen Gu6 zines @eiben
tetreten bat" erRreden, feblt eS uns aud
nidt. Sm sinfisfen Gal pirr fid
@bicasp unb Milwaufee in tas &C.
19dft vcprt 1t, ber fernen @eite" tbet>
len ; Dor Nueinberrfhaft fam gar ni9t
bic @ere Iein."
@ir aber i'm Defen winiden auf>
ri9tie, tab bic beiren 3ipalinnen iece
fir fi9 I'M frieolt@en @ettitreit GUT
9r5bten @oblfabrt 9elan9en m6sen.
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Gntmertbun9 bes Silbers.

Gs eri@eint auTauenr, tae> wdbrenb
bic Nu6beute BON @olp tem Wertbe
nad In zen leBten Sabren piel bepeuz
tenter seweien it, als bic Don @ilber,
Der preis res lebtern f1etis fintt. Bis
Dor turser, tpurben nod In Qonbpt fit
bic unse Silber ron O,729 Meineebalt
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