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MIGNONETTE IS 4 TREE.

Buy pot of ordinary mignonette,
or plant seed. This plant will proba-
bly, contain tuft composed of many
plants. Pull up all but one: and as
the mignonette is treated without
any delicacy the single plant thas is
left in the middle of the pot may be
vigorously trimmed, leaving only one
shoot. This shoot must be attached
to a slender stick. The extremity OF
this shoot will put forth bunch OF
flower buds that must be cut off en-
tirelv, leaving not a single bud. The
stock in consequence Of this treat
ment, will put out a multitude of
young shoots that must be allowed to
develop freely until they are about 81
inches long. Then select out of these
four, six, or eight, according to the
strength of the plant, with equal
spaces between them. Now, with a
piece of whalebone, make a hoop and
attach your shoots to it, supported at
proper hight. When they have
grown two or three inches longer,
and are going to bloom, support them
by a second hoop like the first. Let
them bloom, but take of the seed pods
before they have time to form, or the
plant may perish It will not be long
before new shoots will appear just be-
low the places where the flowers were.
From among these new shoots choose
the one on each branch which is in
the best situation to replace what You
have nipped of. Little by little the
principal stalks, and also the branch
es, will become woody, and your
mignonette will no longer be an her
baceous plant, except at its upper ex-
tremities, which will bloom all the
year without interruption. 1t will be
truly tree mfgnonette, living for an
indefinite periodf for with. proper
treatment, a tree mignonette will live
twelve to fifteen years. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

The Prince of Satsuma, who is Q
terrible .hater of foreigners, recently
visited Yeddo, where he had not been
for many years, creating a great sensa-
ton, which gave rise 10 reports that
he intended to insugurate revolution.
To show his antipathy to progress he
made his officers remove all chairs,
tables, sofas, etc., from the steamer
that brought him, and lay mats in
stead. On arriving at Yokohama he
refused to ride to Yeddo Oh the cars,
but had himself carried in the old
way, by the coolies, in a bamboo
chair. His men were all dressed in
the old style, with their heavy tin
swords, old banners, lances, etc, and
thus they swarmed into the city,
frowning defiance at everything for
eign.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

II THE State of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Madison Powers, Plt'f, VS.. The McCurdy
Coal Co. ct. al In proceedings on petition
and cross petition for Partition Of Coal
Lease and Ooal Interest In Lands.
Thomas Ashton, David Owens Richard
Owens, James DeTraux. and John Dennt-
son, supposed 20 be non residents OF Ohio,
some OF them residing In PeHnSylvan1as
and Madison Powers. Of TFumball county,
are hereby notified that in the above cause
me McC Curdy Coal Co., have nled cross
,lpetlthon, stating that as Assignees and SUBJ
] lesseses un1er the Coal Contract and Lease
3 from John Denntson to David Owens, re-
corded II Trumbun county Lease Records,
\ ,ol. I, page ga 625s and 626. they, the said
4 IcOurGy Coal Co.. have, hold and own an
m divided three-eighths share, and inter-
est in the Coal, coal mining rights and
pri VI leges granted by said Dennison Lease
ia he following land, to-wit: Situate in
LIB. srtA toWuship, Trumbul county, Ohio,
hon adet on t,le north by lands of Jonathan
shook ard Anl lyeline Boyd; east by lands Of
lands OF sa Id She ok ano J. ID. Miller tnow
Mrs. J. NJ. HayyVa, den) and west by lands
form eriy owned by VIM. Baird, John Hood
aud Abfahan gform and Mrs. Haywarden
coutaininR IOgR acre y That said defen-
dRnt. and persons nam, 20, claim some IN
terest in said coal and -ughts. unoer salo
coal lease. Said oross-pe utlon. as wen as
prays partition, or sale and DIVISION ol salo
coal right, title and interest, ana p[oceeqs
thereof, among the owners tnereol. Salo
persons are notified to appear ano answer
said petition and cross-petition,. Dy the zoth
day OF July, A. d. 1873. arnrAU
Atscy for McCurdy Coal Co.
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How q Patient was LOst--A case OF
AmaurOSis.
Aforeign scientific periodical relates
this suggestive story:

AmaurOSls.
Aforeign scientific periodical relate:
this suggestive story:
Some time since lady called upon
a celebrated oculist in order to consult
him on account of her eyes, com,
planning that their power of vision
had of late considerably diminished.
At glance the doctor saw that she
was q lady of rank and wealth. He
looked at her eyes, shook his bead,
and thought the treatment would re-
quire much more time, as there was
reason to fear amaurosis In her case.
He must advise her, first of all, that
as she had informed him she was re-
siding considerable distance in the
country, she must move into the city
at once, and thus enable him to see
her frequently; if possible daily.
The lady then rented an elegant
mansion, moved into the city, and
the physician. was punctuali in his at
tendance. He prescribed this and
that, and thus days ran into weeks
and weeks into months. The cure,
however, was still coming; the ply
sician tried TO console her. al a
One day the patient hit upon Gu
rious scheme, and she waited not long
to carry it into effect. She procured
for herself very old and poor attire,
put hood of tremendous size upon
her head, took an old umbrella
and a market basket IN her hand and
in these habiliments she visited her
physician, selecting for the purpose
very rainy day. She had so well sue
.ceeded In distorting and Disgusting
herself that the eye even of a lover
could scarcely have recognized her
She was compelled to wait a long
time In the ante-room of her pbysi-
clan, with many others who, like
herself, were seeking relief AT last
her turn came. gra .-ci7u-1
"Well, my good woman, what have
you to complain of?p alt
very bad eyes. DOCTOR" she ans
wered. .... II
He took her to the light and looked
into her eyes, but failed to recognize
his patient. Struggling his shoulders,
he said:
Your eyes are well enough"
"Well % she said.
Ccg hnOW nhaA Il aAA
tsBut I have been told that l was
getting the-a-a-I forget how it is
called.n 'Au}-8 @
"Amaurosis ?"- Jos f.iH
"Don't you let them make you be-
lieve any such nonsense. Your eyes
are little weak, but thatis all. Your
is an ass ~
Amp .--
ayes; an asst Tell him boldly that
say So" - i-a'2
The lady now arose, and in her Gus
tomary voice said: "Sir, you are my
do not you know me ?"
The face the sage councillor made
is easier to imagine than describe.
"Graeious, nadaml" he commenced |
to stammer an apology; but the lady
would not listen to him, and indlg-
nantly left him. She never saw the
gentleman any more.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

Pfeider, a German inspector Of pas
senger cars, statates that single stem
of hemp, with the leaves and bios
SONS, mixed with the stuffing of car
seat, will protect it from moths for
years, and that hemp for this purpose
should be gathered just when in bios
som, dried rapidly in the shade, and
Kept in covered wooden vessels in a
dry place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

A woman sent her husband to buy
a Iug of molasses. He got drunk and
filled the jug with whisky. She took
it up, smelt it, sent it back. and then
squaring herself, arms akimbo and
ewes flashing, she exclaimed, ''What,
them, molasses ?" The old man
smiled and winked pleasantly, and
waving his left hand propitiatingly
said 'Them's they pi He is now con-
valescent, but the jug is hopelessly
deranged.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

Amelia Phillips, Of Chicago, is a
wCman. who was uneounsciously
married.. She says she and Jacob
sa1ntered into Justice Kaufmann's
omee, one day last April, and when
they went out Jacob claimed her as
his wife. She didn'tunderstand Ger
man, and was utterly ignorant es the
nature Of the conversation that had
taken plaeein the Justices office, bat
soon learned that it was q bonafide
marriage, She made the best of it,
however and would have continued
so doing, had she not discovered that
Jacob had two wives. That was too
much, and she wants a divorce.
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The Union Express.

THIS Company, now occupying the
Il new line of the Ashtabnia, Youngstown
4 Pittsburgh r. R., have opened an ofice in
ODice, and are prepared to do general ex-
press business. Goods and valuables for
warded in charge Of special messenger on
all passenger trains. Reach all the princi-
pal cities and towns, in connection with the
Adams and American Express companies.
Notes, Drafts, Bills &C., received for collec-
tion and returns promptly made. Special
attention 0iren to ahtpHeTts Of produce TO eGSt-
en- cities. Rates low. R.A. BALDWIN,
May Is, l878-8mo Agent.
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A TTACHMENT.

IA o. T. Hobert. t. C. Hobert, and D. D.
hoDert, Pitts, VS.. Joseph Clary. Deft.
Before e. A. Reed, ]. p. Of Vernon town.
ship, Trumbull county. Ohio.
On the 10th day Of June. A. D. 1873, said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in
the above action for the sum OF one hun
dred and twenty-one 23-lOO dollars. Said
Attachment and summons was Teturnable
June 18th at ten O'Clock, a. m Cause con-
ttnued till 18th July, 1873, at 20 o'clock. am.
o. T. HOBERT, and others.
n. g. Hyde, Atty for Pitts.
June 25, IS73-3ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

The Hon. John Bigelow, recently
returned from Europe, secured while
there the original manuscript autobi-
ography of Franklin, written by the
philosophers own hand, together
With q pastel portrait Of the distin-
guished man. The manuscript and
picture were in the hands of descen-
dants of the Duplessis, family, and
cost $1,000. There are twenty. five
pages Of matter which have been sup
pressed in the life of Franklin, writ
ten twenty years after his death by
his grandson, Franklin Bache.
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HEADQUARTERS

EOR ALL KINDS OF SA 1T
I Factory Filled Dairy, Saginaw, SYRIA
cuse, Ohio River, and the celebrated New
Lisbon, afull supply at Wholesale or Re
tail. Having now arrangements with SAT-
manufacturers, we are able to sell sal Z 81
(or nearly sol Cleveland prices. Mercha nts
and Factory men, will do well to see us be-
fore buying elsewhere.
June ii, fs73. CAMP d RANDALL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

A political orator speaking of GER
tain general whom he admired, said
he was always on the field of battle
where the bullets were the thickest.
"Where was that ?r asked one of his
auditors. sin the ammunition wag.
ons," responded another.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09
EGAT NOTICE.

j ITO the heirs Of Michael Thomas, decd.
whose names and residences are unknown.
You are hereby notified that on June 18th
1873, John s. Allen, Administrator OF
Michael Thomas, decd, fled his petition
In the Probate Court of Trumbull county.
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF
decd is insufficient to pay his debts; that
he died owning an equitable interest in the
following lands, situate in Kinsman town
ship, Trnmbun county, Ohio, bounded east
by lands of L. P. Andrews; south by lands
and Gunderman, north by the highway ;
being IL acres OF land. Said petition prays
for the sale of said lands. and will be for
hearing July 10, ISIS.
Admir- Of Michael Thomas. decd.
By Washington hyde, ATTY for Petition'r.
lima l2 le73-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09
DERTS OF THE WORLD.

The following statement of the
debts of the world is taken from the
Pail Mall Gazette. In view Fof ou r
own heavy debt, it may be some con =
ISOLATION to know that some nation
are bearing debt burdenseven heavi-
er than the American Republic
Estates owing less than $50, 900, 900 are
"a g~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

A number of ladies IN Nashville
have signed an agreement to abstain
from all outward adornment on sun
days, wearing only the plainest sort
of apparel. Ruin is thus threatened
to the milinary business, there being
no place left in which to display the
last sweet thing in bonnets.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09
A ENACTMENT
June Is. 1873 sts
A TTACHMENT.

IN Philo Mescham and Henry L. Burn
def Before Charles Fitch. ]. P, Kinsman
Township, TrumbuH County.
On the 18TH day Of June, 1873, said Justice
40 100 dollars. Said cause is set for hearing
on the 9th day Of August. 1873, at l o'clock.
p. M, Of that day. PHlL0 MEACHAM.
Kinsman, June 2, lS7S-Sts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09
ATEW ROOKS RECEIVFD ~

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN Porteris Book Store; New Life in New
Lands, by Grace Greenwood. The Mistery
of Metropolisville, by Eggleston; WtndoV
Gardening; Practical Floraculture; Every
Woman her own Flower Gardner; Paris
Irish and Eastern Sketches; True as Steel
Alice and Phoebe Cary; Backlog Studies
Bart Ridgeley, on % the 6eysers; The Rel
gion of Humanity, by rockingham Har
per's new edition Of Dickins.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09
URI0SrTY

n The newly invented a aReather House, %
IL Indicating, surely, the state Of the wealth
er. When it is to be fair weather q little
lady. about two inches high, comes out of
the door, when It Is TO be stormy she re-
tires and the little man comes ont. It is
really worth seeing and is sold at a oW
price, at ADAMS Book Store. ~.
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The San Fran cisco Alta is respon-
sible for the story that Nevada law
yer had as client a man accused of
murder, and the principal witness in
his favor being his wife, who was in
capacitated from giving testimony by
reason of her relation to him, he got
the murder trial postponed, brought
suit for divorce in her behalf and Sc
cured il, and then trfumphantly
placed her on the stand to secure the
acquittal of her husband.
The following beautiful ode" was
composed by the local editor of the jack
son Citizen:
How doth the little festive bug
Improve each shining hour7
He perches on the tater plant
And saps its vital power"
Our poet has given the crank turn
and ground 1.-THE poetry we mean, and
not the bug-out as follows: -.
How doth the little busy bug
Improve each shining minute
There amt single tater plant
But you will find him in it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

MR.. A. p MINER, Contractor OF
Il IN. mail route No. tI;se, -unning daily RON rom
G0stavus TO Burg Hi via klhst1an, 1919 s.,.S
yided himself with pie asa ot Lloing
and is now prepared to ca ny s.e -lie
baggage TO all points on tbs II suSe.
Aug. 25-z9w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

fTneludes the debts of several Ger
man States.
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. nnIpnns GRETER.

DuIPH Us GRETER, Dealer in
IL Musical h erehandize Of Al oeset1R
viz: Pianos- 1rEzRs, 4elodeonss flonnss
fsTstarS a erord, N7Ils C1aronetts Flutes, t1fsss
Drums- Pianos uneadE, Pi2no-stoolss sheet
music, Music-boc Ez. Violin Strings Sultar
ssfrings 40 80 SfoEeiE Webb's Block, over
PorteTs Book stoa e lJsI iS7O'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

NTHJTTLESEY ADAMS, Fire and
j Nv Life Insurance Agent, Warren Ohio.
EIerchaadize and other property insured In
the best Companies, on fayoraole terms
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings and their
urniture insured for one, three and I'VE
\ sears. Once in McCombs and Smiths block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09
rDlWSON. Mayor Of the 9,

of warren, civil Jurisdiction-ssme as
ms tfce Of the Peace for the city, and crini-
nal IN ristvcfion throughout city and county.
Also agents Tor Cleveland Cement Sewer and
drain Pfpa ofRl Sizes uan 3. 1871.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-09

WI JASHINGT0E HYDE, Attorney at
wv Law and Notary Public. Once in
ng. Market St, over Gates Store.
Jan /. 1ez2
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-04

ARn1vAL and DEPARTURE or
TRAINS ON o. o. Il A. R. n
On and after Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1873,
trains will run 40 follows,
NORTH NO. 3 No. I. NO. Z.
Leave Irvine. 1e, l6P \. 6,20P
Lssvs Oil City e,oo 4 u. $50 Y. 7,5orx
Pet.Cen $50 3,37 I" 8,Ss 4"
/" Titusv. ITO d" AIS i" s,l6 +"
Arrive Cory, $50 600 " 1910 2"
No e-Accommodstio Freight.
Leaves Oh City $50 A N; Pet Centre,
1918; Titusville, ll,05; Ar. Cory, IL, 4Opm
SOUTH. NO, 2. NO. l. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1855 A NJ. $40 4 II. 6,20Px
Titusv. 1920 P N. 7,30 7,3O ="
r. Cen. l,20 SIT I" 8.l6l"
Arrive 0. City 200 800 &" 800 e"
Irvine. 500 ll.38 "
No. l0-Accommodatiou Freight.
Leaves Cory l,40 p N; Titnsv. 1855; Pet
Centre. 3,56; Ar at Oil City, 4,30 p %.
IA No. s and 6 rrn on Sunday.
Commence Nov. Sd trsios will run
BY Philadelphia time. which is TEN MIN.
uTEs FASTER than onr time.
J. J LAWRENCF. Gen. Supt
G. J. HEPBURN. Asst supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-04
Philadelpi,la Il Erie Railroad

WINTER TIME TABLE
and after Sunday. Oct s7th, lyT2, the Trains
on the Philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad will run -
follows:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-04
WAGES

EOR all who are willing 70 work. Any psssos,
i old or young, ef either ssx, cab mako Ron sid
BY % al sa,.Sie to ether c y s; County, H s.s -
season Of the year Thi 10 a lsrs opportunity "a
thoss who are out Of work. and OUT money, 10
required. Our pamphlet, NOW 10 MAXI 4
LlyiaG." ivng fuli tAstpoless ssAA or rsesn,
of 10 csnss: Address, a. RrRToN & %, Mcrv.T
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12
&atbpliibe Union.

SIN Der @erfamu1luns Don, lestenD tentas
tuaren ct. paul, Minneapplis, St.@ntbonA
unb 3afttnes pertreteu.
Neu aufsenpnsu1e1 .purbe Der gerein Der
Crusaders lit @t. Yau1.
Der Trdibeat CAB etnen febr 9aaftsen
8ert&t lber bic Greurfon mad @ttawater.
Den 8ewpbnern BON Sh1mater wurbe
ber Danf ber linton fur bic saffreunbli9e
Mufnatnte Der Greuriiontfeu Spttrt.
Der GreeutiSbparb erbielt ben Muftraa,
Bic CUR Grrt9tuns etn ct neutrality-suspicious.
faule rOtbtsen Ginlettunsen su trefen. SIN
8etref bteies lesteren @unftes pdren nd9ere
@tttbetlunsen nt&t pbne SntereFe, bod Be-
fardnfen mir uns beute auf.btele fur3e 80
til.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12
8ermtl1te NQ6rt6ten.

81 1T, Is. Stunt. @te bic u@oee bella
gertta" 1e1bet, btelt Der @apf BET benz Gnn'
pfans bes Garbtnal'g cnesian,s eine In'
fprade, wprin er bic sesen bic ufurpateren
tes&tr9enfaates tpieberbplt ausseiprudenen
&tr9enfrafen beidtiste, bic S%9etlnabme
Der @eialt&fett 3u Aleranbria an Der Be-
srdbnibfeier @attas;i's riste unb uberbaupt
teben @ebanfen elmer @usfDbnuns NIT benz
piempntiaiipen &esiue suridptes. Die
&Snistn Siabena BON Spantea 1T bier eta-
eetrpfsn. Dieie tesab f@ fpfort tn ben
@attean, 100 iie ibrsm &anse entipreaenb
empfanseni purbe.
SIN elmer @ubier3, uelGe eintse iun9e
Deutide in ben iaasfen Iasen betm @apFe
batten, Iberrei1te elmer berfelten tem T..
gater beTsn @prtrait unb Bat i'm, etnen
gers aus ber 8ibel barunter su f4reiben.
Yius TX. beiab bas Bib, bab fsbr gut &C.
metnt, aber febr faledt serut1sn mar, unb
{Arteb tann: Nolite timcre, quia ego sum
vSardtst eud niat, i'd bin es, Sius TX"
2ontpn, 20. Stunt. SIM l%lnterbauie er>
fldrteeorbGn fielb, peraomn,en su 'taben, baB
Stalten, Seaerreia unb Oeutlalanb cine
Gpnsentten abseialcden tdtten teDufs 49,
fdafuns a1er Gepdd'giitationen CIT bet
@rensen ber Snbalt Der Convention fet
ibm isbo9 mod ni6t p~fietel rattsetbeilt unb
er beinbe fi9 niGtia Der Gage, 81 fasen, pb
Gnslanb etne sletde gonsenticn NIT Sci
sten unb Sranfret9 abfdltefen pirbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12
Gentral &ereins Mn8ele8en=
1eitem.

Rp@efer, 81. g.. ben 10. Stunt 1873.
I'm ben %Gbrplrbtsen @rdfbenten, forte
fdn1mtltde Mitslteber bee lSblt4eu
Gentral.@ ereins.
Bet Der eefrtsen sierteltd9rtseng erfanam'
lung bes ct. Sranetseus favertus'@er
ems an Der ct. Yeter uni %aul's'&tr&e,
bes iansfen unb fdrffen @eretnes Der bte'
asen @tabt, 1uel6e aud 81. 8. u. Brandt,
Delesat Der btesidbrli&en General . @tr'
fammluns In Detroit, Mt&., NIT tetner g.
senwart beebrte, murbe bic Ha&rt&t bab
@o9efer ais ud&fer @eriamulunsscrt aus
ertorer fet, NIT Treuben aufsenomt,ea unb
foslet9 etn GrtrasG outte Don fanf @ann
fir Elm Sabr ernannt, bic fi4 NIT ben Cont
ratttees Der nerl&tebensn geretne bteiser
@tabt teratben fp1en, urt bic Seier bes
nddRen Gentralperetns Tefes auf etne Mir
biss unb foleu,ne @etfe au bessben, unb
suslet9 bic nDtbtsenS 9rttte 3ur@uftrtnsuns
bss nStbisen ~Gaib" su t9un. So1senbe
&er.er purben au ttefeu COMMITTEE e.
ttanrt:
@utplpb Bag, ~rdibtnt tes geretns felt
fetner @ranbuns unb Seeretdr ber @c&efer
beutfaen Seuer-g srR4erunss @efeaf&aft.
George 8esy, 0berf int 81. @estuent anb
MfTfent'- @otmetfer. @eors Sledenaetn.
alderman Der II. @arb. Gbarles @tanbt
Delesat tes ct. Sranciseus @eretns unit
Musut Bauer. Die Nauaen biefer @erre'
burger bafar, bab bic @a4e NIT Gnersts
betrteben unb bab etn sldnsenber Grfols III
l~1nternebmen tr6ner wtrb, 70 bas NIT frsu'
bigger 3aperiidt unb @ewtbbett f&pa tts'
sefast tperben tann, bab &p&efer ttnte'
fetner @tabt ber Union 3uradbletben unit
unfere Tlpruer @ttY, ansetban NIT tbreu
fcl,en Trab1tnsstletbe unb ben berrltaer
Mnlasen, @eenerten anb @%ranbaufern, ct
item. @arabtefe s1et9en mirt. @u& BEL
bo9m'fe @err 8tfacf bat f4 senetst &C.
seist bic Safe bes fatbc1. Snfttutes, bae
serabe test int 8au besrtfen 1T unb bteisr
6erbf Ypnenbet &perben rptrb, fur bteier
3wed gratis 3u lberlafen. @ne @eretns
ntitalieber tes Central eretnes feben, bal
tptr BIER 9anb tn @anb seben, Der 8tfao
NIT ben %rtefern unb 9aien, unb .bab mi
NIT Yeretnten &rdftsn babin wtrfen nerben
Bag Mteuanb, Der nd4fesSaRr sur@enera1
@erfamm1uns mad &paefer fomn,t, un3u
frteten bic Stabt Serlafen tptrb. &Qenger
einsmttsttebern bes Central geretns fet In
gpraus Elm ber3liaes v0tGfomn,en" 3use
rufen ppn ben fdtnmtlt9en Mttsltebern bes
ct. Tranetseus TaYertuS geretns an be,
ct. @eter unb Yaul'S.&trAe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12
Ginla6ung
@1t bic &atgoIifeu ber Ser. Staatcu fi9 Dent
Setter Glaber. Tereitt ausui4ltebeu.

Dieter eble unb bDdf tpidtise gere'r1 lou
es 1tDsli9 MAIDEN, ben fatbpltfhen Neser.
tit ben Ser. @taaten su S&ulea urS Stride
III Yer1elfen, unb ben gdtern ber eensresa~
tton tes fl. SofeYb bet3ueeten, sts fur eerea
Seelenbet1 forsen. Dies sefatebt habura,
bas man einen Gbaler an bic Dtrefttpr les
gereins e~intnbet. Dur6 btefe fleine @abe
ptrb man fur INNER etn MttslteS be1elben.
Der 81. gater bat bieftn @erein bur9 etn
etaenes greve befdttst unb NIT sielen Mb.
I6Fsn berei@ert Defenders NIT etnent ppt>
fcmmtenen Mblab In Der SterbeRunbe.-
laeterbtes tuirb pS@sntlid cine IL. @eGe
fir bic 1ebenben unb Yerfprbenen geretas>
sltebsr unb berenTamilten selsfen unb apet.
NAL bes 9ases Don ben Neserfinbern fur
ftlbe sebetet. &atbeltten pom Muertfa,
f<eet eu4 btefut @eretne at unb fenbet
bic tletne @abe anssrpeilt an Very Rev. F
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor ofst.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
pber an bic SfTee bes @abrbetts'
freunpes, Der bic Seabuns betattst.
S. e. Wentnger
ast Mtfiondr.f