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The true northerner., 1873-04-18

the tree tops, and the deep tones of the
thunder coming in fainter mllrmurs
from the eastern hills.
/ arose, and looked trembling and
almost deliriously around. She was
there-the idol of my infant love
stretched upon the wet green earth
After moment of irresolution, / went
up and looked upon her. The handker-
chief upon her neck was slightly rent,
and a single dark spot upon her bosom
told where the path of death had been.
At first / clasped her to my breast with
cry of agony, and then laid her down
and gazed into her face, almost with a
feeling of calmness. Her bright dis
heveled ringlets clustered around her
brow, the look of terror had faded from
her lips, and an infant smile was pic
tured beautifully there--the red rose
tinge upon her cheeks was lovely as in
life.
have but dim recollection of what
followed-I only know that remained
weeping and motiouless till the coming
on of twilight, and that i was then taken
tenderly by the hand and led away where
l saw the countenance of parents and
sisters.
Many years have gone by on their
wings of light and shadow, but the scene
| have portrayed still comes over me, at
times, with a terrible distinctness. The
oak yet stands at the base of the preci-
pice; its limbs are black and dead, and
its hollow trunk, looking upward to the
sky as if calling to the clouds for
drink, is an emblem of noiseless decay.
A year ago visited that spot, and the
thoughts of by-gone years came mourn
fully back to me-thoughts of the little
innocent being who fell by the whirl-
wind-in the memory that she had gone
where no ightnings slumber in the
folds of the rainbow clouds, and where
sunlit waters are never broken by the
storm breath of Omnipotence.
My readers will understand why /
shrink in terror from the thunder. Even
the consciousness of security is no
relief to me-my fear has assumed the
nature of instinct, and seems, in
deed, part of my existence.-Geo,Ye
ID. Prentice.
The true northerner., 1873-04-18

prove unworthy of having once been
As the last words were uttered, loud
applause rang through the hall. Judge
Alden forgot his eyeglasses, as he
sprang forward to shake the speaker by
the hand. Others followed his example,
and in few minutes plain Annie Dodge
was surrounded by as fattering atten-
tions as had been accorded to the sup
posed Gail Hamilton. The demonstra-
tion came from the hearts of the people,
for they were filed with respect for the
earnest, unassuming woman. One and
all gave promises of encouragement and
support, and Miss Dodge went back to
the hotel in very different frame of
mind to that in which she had sailed
forth.
Three years have elapsed since the oc-
currence of the events just recorded, and
those who formerly knew the town where
cognize it now. Miss Dodge's enter
prise prospered finely. Ladies, who
had always supplied their wardrobes
from New York, or Boston, after one
trial, ceased to try anything superior to
what they could obtain at home.
Moreover, they extended to Annie
Dodge the friendly hand of friendship,
and many a young girl in straitened cir
cumstances, encouraged by the social
standing one working ng-woman had ac-
quired, determined to emulate her indus
try. Henceforth there was universal
tendency to seek honorable employment.
A variety OF industrial establishments
sprang up, until business attained q
truly prosperous condition. Schools
began to improve, now that wealth cen
tered at home, and opportunities for the
highest culture were afforded, leading to
the discovery of the existence of much
talent To-day idleness is scarcely
known within the town limits. Rich and
poor alike find work, the former in
planning home enterprise, the latter in
executing it, while students of both
classes are kept busy.
All this is the result of one woman s
efforts. Is it not better than frriitless
grumbling ?-IO-DaY.
The true northerner., 1873-04-18
THE BIRTH RECORD.


Sitting tonight In my old arm-chair,
With my Bible on my knee,
read from its record-page OF births
The names of children three;
And written beneath, in the same strong hand,
While the heart was breaking with pain,
"The Lord hath given and taken away"
But Blessed be His name"
With two, the record of life was short,
Like a summers day of joy;
can see them now, with these old eyes,
My little girl and boy;
And think of them when i read the words
In an old, old book which saith
"They were lovely and pleasant in their lives,
And divided not in DEATH"
For the other" my baby / call him still
Though he grew to manhood tall,
When they told me that God had taken him,
felt he had taken my all
And long cherished rebellious thoughts,
Refore could learn 10 say,
Blessed be the Lord. Twas He that gave,
And tits He that hath taken away"
We sometimes strain our poor, short sight,
Blinded by flowing tears,
Aud murmur in our sinful hearts,
So clouded by doubts and fears
But, though We cannot pierce the vail,
Let us patiently wait His will,
Who, though He "spare not, !" 'though He slay,
lis the same kind Father still.
so when take this sacred Book,
Where God hath writ His will,
1 can read in peace my children's names
While say, " My heart be STILL"
And the dear, dear hand that wrote those name
Grasps mine in trust and love.
" Dear wife, our names are also writ
In the Book of Life above !"
The true northerner., 1873-04-18
The Silver Fox.

This fox is found, though nowhere in
abundance, in the colder regions of this
continent. Those found in the Car
Northwest are the finest. 1t is rarely
found on mountains in the Eastern and
Middle States, though silver-gray foxes
are often reported as having been seen
here, yet when killed they usually prove
to be dark specimens OF the cross fox.
It's size, habits, pecuharites and in
stincts are the same as the red fox of
which it is a variety. The body is COW
cred with two kinds of fur. The long
hairs extend two inches beyond the
under fur, and are especially long on the
neck, throat, shoulders, fanks and ia I;
it is soft, fine and glossy the
under fur is long and dense, exceed
ingly fine and soft; it surrounds
the whole body, even to the tail, on
which it is coarser and more like wool.
When viewed separately the hairs have a
wavy appearance. The soles of the feet
are SO thickly clothed with woolly hair
that no callous spots are visible. The
under fur is blackish-brown ; the long
hairs are brown at the root, then silver
gray, tipped with black hair on the
neck and along the back is black; the
whole under surface is brownish-black |;
upper parts are glossy, silvery-black
while the tail is brownish-black, broadly
and always tipped with white,
This beautiful fox supplies some OF the
most valuable furs in the world. Owing
to its richness, beauty and variety the
skins are always in demand, and will
bring from fifty to hundred dollars, or
more. 1t is said the skin of this fox was
considered by the native Indians of New
England equivalentto forty beaver skins;
and when offered and accepted by their
kings it was looked upon rs sacred
pledge of reconciliation.
The true northerner., 1873-04-18
HOUSE CLEANING.
The melancholy DAYS are come.

The melancholy days are come,
The saddest Of the year,
OF cleaning paint aud scrubbing floors,
And securing far and near.
Heaped In the corners of the room
The ancient dirt lay quiet
Nor rose up To the fathers tread,
Nor to the ehildren's riot:
But now the carpets are ali up,
And from the stairway top
The mistress calls on man and maid
To WELD the broom and mop.
Where are those rooms, those quiet rooms,
The house SO late presented,
Wherein we dwelt, nor dreampt OF dirt,
SO cosy and contented?
Alas they're turned all upside down,
That quiet suit OF rooms,
With slops and suds, and soaps and sands,
Tubs, carpets, chairs and brooms,
Tables and stands are standing round,
At skies and nj sevens;
While wife and housemsids fly about,
Like meteors in the heavens.
The parlor and the chamber floor
Were cleaned a week ago;
The carpets shook and windows washed,
As All the neighbors know.
But still the sanctum had escaped,
The table piled with books;
Pens, ink and paper all about,
Peace in its very looks;
Till fell the women on them all,
As falls the plague on men,
And then there vanished all away,
Books, paper, ink and pen.
And now when comes the master home,
AS come he must of nights,
To find all things are set To wrongs,
That they have set 10 rights;
When the sound Of driving tacks IL heard,
Though the house is far from still,
And the carpet woman on the stairs,
That harbinger Of i'll;
He vainly looks for books and bills
That all were there before,
And sighs TO find them ON the desk
Or in the drawer no more.
And then he grimly thinks Of her
Who set this fuss afoat,
And wishes she were out at sea,
In a very leaky boat.
He meets her at the parlor door,
With hair and cap awry,
With sleeves tucked up and broom in hand,
Defiance in her eye.
lie feels quite small, and knows full well
There's nothing TO be said;
SO holds his tongue, and drinks his tea,
And sneaks away to bed.
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Gsrreiponben3 aus Mi9isak.

@us Mt9isan fam i'd Sbnen NIT
Greucen dber wabre fir1li6e GortI6ritte
beridten. Der bo9p. St19cf 8orses
fdbrt bort ben Strtenitab nit Qiebe unp
8lusbeit, paart Milpe nit Starfe, uno
friaes fatbUIilaes 9eben ersiest ii9
dberau bin.
&m Z. Mat Seriammelte sr bic SO
Yrieter Ieinsr OiScele in Der &atbecrale
BON Detroit su semeinldaftli1en 9eiitltz
den lletunsen uater Der 9eituns eeS be-
rebten, eifrtsen unp bod 70 anipradslps
fen 8ildef's @ilmpure spn Cleveland,
befen piesidbriser Srief Iol9es 9ebeuI
TN Eager res Girten Der Ginisrnis
berporrief. @ie iiberpaltisenb bic ems
fen 8orte pieies @ottcsmannes fnp,
ipeib nur Ger, pelder baS Slid bate.
btelelben su bSren. Dieie &etrait l9loB
am Is. Mai nit Ypntifcal 9lmt unp
@sneralsG Communion. @lei1 mad sem
Mmte tpuree feierlib cine Synote erSfs
net, pslde bic Wutter unabIebtarrn
Suites, werben wirb. Sn terIelben MUIR
be einmdtbis betimmt RAP bic DiSesle
Detroit IN nddier 3ufunft Elm eissnes
prieferieminar befcmmen ipu; bas fer
ner cine b5bere fatbplil9e S6ule bort err
Sfnet rirp, oae cine &alIe sum Qes
%bensunterbalt Der emerirten prieter ses
9riinbet perbe unp ras in ben fatbclis
fden S6ulen pss Sistbum's GinfSrmiss
feit in ben widtisiten S9ulbd6ern sins
sufibren lei. Die Sisunsen rauerten 3
Gage, wOrauf bic Synppe nit feierli6sm
@ottespienite unp Ieceum l9lpe.
Nit Danf u. eiebs srssn ibrsn Sbsrs
birten srfiat, fsbrten bic @rbeiter Gbrili
ieber in leinen Gutenberg surid.
Siidof SOrsee 1T Ieinen prietern
ntdt nur Sberer, ionbern aud 9ater II.
2reunb. Das benefit 16on bic SbatIas
DIE, pae er feline prieiter In Der GrfiQuns
feinsr SersenswinI1e, Defenders Der Grs
ridtuns zines Seminars gu &atbe 500 ;
cine WaabreseL bic er rod pur6 ielblts
fancise 8srprpnuns auSfibren fcnnte.
Soft sebe, pab bic Stride ameriea's
untsr tbren Sauptern, Siele FOLDER leuds
TENDER SOrbilper gable, ME Sii6pf Sprs
9eb unp 0ilmpur. s. =.
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pur& bas Unit sinss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
aDin perwaltete.

bur& bas Unit sinss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
aOin ptrwaltete.
NieorrRein, Is. gpril. Gefera anb beute
batteu mir bebeutenben SGnee, unp lsste Iadt
2 9rab 8alte (; in Gclse beitn III elm GROCER She'll
Der Weinberss bier unb in Hadsnbsim total sr.
frsren.
Bonn Hbein, "a. April. Die ,Robl. .3ta."
itrsibt +: "Sn ppriser gBc6e mar i9 am 9aader-
lee anS tann ni&t lasen, psl6sn msIan1plii9en
GinSrud Sas Scn ieinen ;abrri9en YspObnsrn
p~srlalsne 8leifer ma9t. Die Salsn inb ptr-
pbst unb Der Saaptsinsans tur9 sinsn eattsns,r.
i@las ssipsrrt. llsbrissns ssbt bic Sefeapmis
bss Suites ibren friibs.sn ortnunssmabisen Sang.
Bon 3eit su 3eit frmmt namlit, pGbrenb ber
Sctslpaater, PER- Dabmsu, ais gerwalter FUN.
GRIT elmer Der Ssrtanntsn yatrss batin, lisbt
mad esm Sefsn Der @sisai&aft unb bt,ablt bic
Irbsiter &c aus. Nur aIsin Gin lrantsr patsr
bat asbf sinem bisntnssn 9rubsr bic Grlaubuis
%srbalten, biz su isinsr @snsluns %,urldblsibsu ,u
~hiirfeu,"
Srior, 25. april. Sn ben brei ItSten Naatsn
bat 60 apf ben SSbsn siemli9 farf stfrpren
unS an spei 1assn Der art ssi&nsit taB Der
gsben ~3titpsiis gan, nit S9nee tsbsdt mar,
pabrsns in ten Sbdlsrinbsn spar faum stras
Groft Cber nur an s~in,elnen falten Srtsn cine
binns Gisi&i9t bilbets) aber cine 70 smpTnpli1s
aalre bsrri&ts bab man fa s~snStbist fab, bic
Wcbnfubsn sinsubsi;sn. Die WaanuBbaums
fnb isst tuispsr ssraee wis i'm pcrissn Sabre,
gen gIattssi&cfs isben l&pars aus. llstsrbaupt
i&pn i'm gcraus ibrss Grtrasss %bsraubt ibrs jun
tbut hieier 5rUff Der bissiabrissn SsRsrnts BE-
hsutsnbeu Giniras pitasiGt III sisislte aud
fSen ais perni9tet ,u bstra@tsu. Die Gribss-
maie anb Der Slice Fnb natirlid aud n,sbr pssr
peniser serni&tst. Ran bsfir&tet aud, saB bic.
iansen Srists Der Weinrebe bur9 ben grOi sslit
ten baben ~fSnpten, tpas I'D srf BET BEN nS1itn
Wihsrunssws<l ssissn wirs.
GrcfsIo, %. apriI. gurssRsrn @crssn marble
laat Ter nR. glts,ts." BON ben San,slu Der
bisfissn prei pfarrfir&sn elm S9rtibea bee sr,.
tii&rTi&sn Stublss ~ aSln ~psrlsisn, rurur&
ter prebisr Der in ~unisrer Stabt btftbsnpsn
protsffatbOlil&su @smsinps, Or. eambst u b.
bert, friber in 6irseni& bel Diirsn, mil Der ".
communication major belsst mirS.
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Gin Oaterjug Ron 0~uremburs unb Gin Der.
~iunen;us BON pspinfsr icatsn fa~brplanmdbis auf
Citation GStelsnuble ~frsu,sn. Der @iitsrsus
mar sinsslaufsn unb auf benz ;peitsu 0slsii,
aufssfeat. Der gsriSnsnsus purss srpartst.
Der Wsi&snfsasr 3simst, elm felt ca. 10 Sabrsn
aaf Der Giisntabn tsI&aftissr, felt Ssptsmter D.
s. auf Citation @Sbslsmibls fatipnirtsr, aussrf
Iclibsr uni su%tbsleumunester Wann (Ssmilisn.
saterl Der nod ME sa alasen Inlab sat, bssisn.
te bic Ginsanspei4e pom Gautsnba& Der. Dieie
@siGe rar bis gum @ussnblids. no i6 Der
nGbsrnpe 3us Ssrnsbmtn lisb, riStis sefsat. -
Der Stations:g prfebsr bate f4 tappn ibsr.
ssust. Ta1 siusm frsieu u. pTsnsn @sfanpniB
3simsfs fam pisism inbss plpsli& Der piy&ilt
fat unsrflarIi8e @ssanfs, bic Wei1e itdnre
fali&, uns CT mari &c fur, pur benz nabsnesn
3use bsrum. pa bic Citation in itarfsr aurre
lisst, purss bic fali6e Stsluns Der @si&s BEN
qofpm ptispsrlpnal i'm lebtsn aussntlids pTsntar
une, pbwcbl aaes aufssbptsn puret, ben 3us
nod gum Stsbsn ~ brinssn, srfolsts ep9 sin
anprau sss gsrlonsnsusss auf cen @iitsr,us. =
Die Waibiufn purten nitt tart ssrlsst, aud
has acknowledgement tlisb unbsISdsist :
easessn ,srbradtsn bic ) psripnsuRassu lsissr
ben padwasen, in ,reItsm elm 3usbsamtsr
l6psr, ersi aneers lsidtsr eerlsst wuresn, UNI
puree meter bic 8prrsrpans i'm srltsu Wasen
einseipBsn une spn Zen in srmtlksn tsfneii6sn
pahasisrsn elmer i6per, stpa pier bis iiuf lsi4I
psrlsyt.
Der idpsr perpunSsts gallagher. siu Saaesl5,
niann @asnsr aus Spdsbern, purss I'M Sespi.
tai sa Gttrlbriid untsrssbratt. Der 9Sei6ea-
teller 3simst purse aufSstrsibsn Ger taats5sbSr.
eeserbaftst.
Den Sspunestsu purps ieslsit ar,tli9e Sali
Sur9 zen ,afaais I'M Yrrunsladtsn 3uss bsIns.
li6sn Ssrrn Or. peer aus gttslbriif in ~ranfsns.
gBsiie III She'll aud Der Sagnarst Ssrr Or
SuHst aus SBilpsrpils mar balr CUR Stsas, PAS
0Seli&ls fur CUTE Ssiersuns Der gsrunsliiGteu
~ tbun.
Der miIoe Binter, ben man erIber in cen
meifen 0essnesu Sswti6laupS iinp i'm Sursm.
bursiiaen ssbabt bate, bat sin i8limmss gues
ssnpmmen. Illus G&tsrna6 i&reibt man inter
benz %. gpriI 1873.
Der felt ~cinissn Sassn riusstrstsne &iifsaus
in Der Ssmpsratur bat fur bic in ~iippiscr 9ntpifs-
lung tssriHsns Sssstatisn pfrcertIi6s 5Ulssn
ssbabt. Nadpsm in Der srffn Salfts bisles Mp.
natss bsisre Gage unr miIps Na&ts cen @a&s.
tbum Der 6atisrirautsr unp bic Gntfaltgns Der
Sthblitbs bssiinitist batisn, 10 sas man 81 rsn
i4raiten Senuunysn fir sinsn rsi&sH Ssrtlt be,
re&tist mar, puresn eisls anittsu gum srpBsn
Sbsils surG eaS sintretsnss 5~rcfpsttsr wisesr
~jsrltSrt.
Die ipaenannts lune rousse, pelbe NIT ssm
%. ,. sinnat uie Der ssrbansnibpcls @artustas
baben ibren i&!immsn &uf bspabrt.
Sie bra6tsn uns @mspinp, arOf S9nAuns
Gis unb bic 6clssn iiup fir zen eausmaun sns
@inssr srn Der ssrSsrtli6isn @ri.
@snn aprifoisn u. Elm flsinn She'll ses Stsih
Ubiss sisasi4t nod BEN grssrtsn sntrinutu, 10
iisbt ss BOD issr i&Iimm aus nit ben Sirn. une
@pftltaumsn, psIae nod az ben 8Slssn Ger
soriStrissn 8Sltr Isissu.
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ltrtbsil zines amerifanii9sn Geri9ts:
9ufes iber cine Grcommunieatiom.

@pr Der Court Of appeals in &ens
tudy, rem pteriten 8eri6tsbpfe rieIes
eancss, Der zines srp6sn anisbsns ses
niebt wurre firslid fclssnper 8s6tss
fau %Serbancelt. Gin gepi6er 0ueaS mar
Spn ren Yrseiser une benz Aelteften Ieis
ner Ssrte aus Der @emeince ausaes
l6lpien pOrcen. Dieter DSrucsr Gu
cas-" bat laut einem Der III cen 9lcten elm
sereidten, pom 4. October 1870 patirten
Seri9te Der Nelteiten Der church of
Christ at Indian Greek lid un,i6tiser
aeuberunsm sesen rie Sdmeter Yamss
liza Slprenre becient uno 1T i6alpts elmer
unsiemli6en Sanclunsspeile ibr sssens
iber." Na6ecm Die nit Der llnterlus
dung betrauten @eltelten senaue Grfuns
pisun9en iiber ben 6aI sinsespsen bait
ten unp nit ben iibrisen Neltel.en une
pem Yaitpr in Seratbuns s~streten rparen,
sntIdieren iie: u@ir iinp %scnStbist, i'm
C2ucas) ais elm unprpentli6es Witsliep
Der STRIDE su beseibnsn unb in lleters
sintimmunS nit Der Sebre Der S9riften
eeS neuen Seltamentes pie @emeinIbait
Ger Stride BON ibm s%uriGsusisben Ito
withdraw the fellowship of the church
from him.I" @sssn rist grremmuniz
catipnsientsnS puroe 2ucaS Dof scandal
lous, malicious, dcfamatory and libel
lous matter" Spr benz Weltliben 3idz
ter flasbar, inpem or b~ebauptete, eur9
pieielbe lin unsunit. Snfamie unp @ers
a9tuns bel leinen Na6barn unp anesrsn
sutsn uup wlrpisen Sdrsern i'm aas
semeinen sebra6t lppreen gu iein." =
Der Geri9tsbof mics ris &lass in eis
mem iebr einssbsnp mctiYirten Gnti9eis
be ab. Gr nimmt bic MelteIten unp cen
paitor sesen pie Yel4ulpisuns, aus bSss
piliser unp perlsumrerilber abii9t sss
banpelt 3u baben, in S9us unp fibrt
aus, eas its na6 ben in ibrsr STRIDE berr.
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l@eneen unp als siltis anerfanntsn 9prs
i9riften nur ibre Yaiht erfIaten, inpem
ite ben 2ucaS ausI9loGtn. Na1 einem
lansen Grpoie, peldes bic in jener 9es
meince auf @runp Der Yibel conftituirte
Str6enseralt ais ras ausi6liesli6e Sri.
bunal in Saben pes @laubens unb In
Sitten anerfannt, selanst Der Geri9tss
bot Su fclsencem S6luee: nSb nun BE
Stride IN Dem, mas Ite that, &eht Deer
unre6t bestns, 10 fam pieler 8ertGtsbpf
in feinem Sale ibrem @ebiete ndber tres
ten, um cine nnterIubuns auf eemlelben
;u p%eranifalten /; er 1T ma9tlus [power-
lessL Elm psm a~ppeqanten Ron ieiner
Stride anseblt6 ;ussfistes llnredt su
ancern. Snpem er Witslieo Der Stride
rpurpe, unterwarf er iib lelbit ibrer fir9s
ltben @ewalt ; unp tpseer rieler nod IT.
aenc Elm ancerer 0eri6tsbpf auf Grrsn*)
fam jene Surispictipn iiberwa6en ODER
ccntrcliren." Oas mShten i9 bod ies
ne Serren ienieits ees Oceans msrfen /;
"a fle bic Stimme Der fatboliiden yscr
&om atbansisen" 8iidSfe nidt bSren
tpouen, 70 mabt es SieIet6t einisen Gin
erud auf fte, mas ubetpnil9e" Hi6tsr int
frsien @merifa in Sesus auf Grcpmmus
nieation unc seitli6e 9ewalt ais Re6t
erfannt BADEN. [Aur.]
y Das @eri&t IN 70 unbSHi&, ni9t sinmal
preuRen bier oud,uushm,u
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81 Z!
@eltebte . ripereeSrSm d.
efatbpL. 9entralperetnS!

Ststpt q ! " w
.fatbpl. Gentralpereins!
10000 Wdnner, laet unS bic @efabr
%erfennen! Sn glnbetrabt, pae Der rSmiids
fatbol. Gentralperein unter eem Segen
hes 81. SaterS, papft Plus ces Nsuntsn
unp unter pem S6uye Der bp9p. 9ans
pesbilbbfe, als Die sufiinitiss bpffnunsss
pole, lebenpise fatbplil4e STRIDE in Ames
rita, ia, ais Die Batter Der fatbplil6en SUI
9enp, pie SIrser peS Simmels ipsrpen
foaen, 10 Dor benz sansen peutl9en fatbps
lil9en 9plfe in Amerifa paitebt, wel6es
nit marin fiblenpem Ser,en auf Ieinc
Ibaten I6aut. @enn mir nun nit
S9refen bic ansabe peS bo6w. .. 3ei,
ter annebmen, DAP IL MiQipnen Satbo-
lifen bier einwanrerten unp nit persn
&inper unp enfeln jsBt ;ulammen bios
Al Miaipnen ii6 CUR fatbplil6en Stride
befennen, fsrner MET General Yirar &inpes
TENS mad eissnsr %20idbriser Grfabruns
bsbauptst eab bier jabrli6 100000 8as
tbplifen pom @lauben atiislen unp piele
3abl nod serins bdlt !-io miiGsn uns
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Wir iinp an 100000 Manner, meifens
8ater, unIsrs 9erfa6uns Iast artifsl 2
"Gintreten fir fatbplifde Snt es
refen i'm Sinne Der fatbplil6en Sir
DE" Dislsr 3wsd mus ia aud pur6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
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