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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

WHAT Is JUTE ?-Jute is tibrous
plant that grows to a high stalk varying
from six to twelve feet high. 1t IS
raised in the low-lands of the East
Indies. The Jute plantations are ope-
rated somewhat on the system of rice
plantations. The water used for Hood
ing purposes is taken from rudely con
structed reservoirs filed by the melting
snow of the Himalaya Mountains. The
plant is kept growing in about eighteen
inches of water, which prevents the
parching rays of tropical sun from
DESTROYING it. When the stalk has at
tanned it's growth it is pulled up by the
roots or cut off near the roots. 1t is
then laid out in bales like wheat or rye.
and prepared for market.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

Paragraphs OF All S9rtS.
THE city debt of Philadelphia is $50
| 600, 900.
To COMPLETE the Brooklyn bridge
IS, 900, 600 are wanted.
The commerce of the Ohio river foots
up 500, 900, 900 annually.
CHICAGO received at her stock yards
l39, 900 head of hogs i'll four days.
THE revenue on distilled spirits for
the last fiscal year was So, ,099, ,37l.
$40, with Il seating capacity for 30S, 800
persons and an estimated value of Sl6,-
| 600, 600.
A WOMAN clerk in the Treasury De-
partment can count 5000 notes in an
hour, and has counted 1000 in twenty
minutes.
The original Cardiff Giant, which was
once valued as high rs $40, 900, was sold
at auction in New Orleans the other
day at IS!
The rent roll of the Marquis of West
minister from property within the limits
of London is said to exceed &35, 900, 900
per annum.
THE highest inhabited spot in the
world is the Buddhist cloister of Manle,
Thibet, where twenty priests live at the
enormous altitude of Ii, 800 feet.
SINCE the establishment of the Gov
ernment it has given away II, 052, 500
acres of land to soldiers, making in all
half a million farms of 100 acres to
each.
THAr new court house which was to
be built in New York city for only
$500, 900 has already eaten into the city
treasury to the extent of IS, 900, 900, and
is not nearly done yet.
ENGLISH technical papers express
surprise that means are not taken to use
petroleum for fuel, so as to influence the
price of coal, the former article being
now very abundant and cheap.
a CHURCH near Bergen, Norway,
which can contain nearly | 900 persons,
is constructed entirely of papier machc,
rendered waterproof by saturation in
vitriol, limewater, whey, and white of
egg.
The Stationery Department of the
British Government has effected Il say
ing of 81 900 year by collecting, mend
ing, and rcissuing the quill pens used
and thrown aside i'll the different public
offices.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, is thrifty place.
Its wholesale clothing business last year
amounted to over $60, 900, 900 the boot
and shoe to $6, 600, 900; furniture to
&3,0O0,0 900, and the grocery business to
$3, 560, 600.
Up to oct. % there were I, $50 oranges
of the Patrons of Husbandry in opera
ton. The West had 5,00l, the South
2,47S, while the North had only 10l.
This winter will doubtless bring large
additions to the order in the Eastern
States.
PEKIN claims to have the oldest jour
nal in the world 1t is printed ON
large sheet of yellow silk, and appears
in the same form, with the same churac-
ters, and on the same kind of stuff us it
did Il thousand years ago. The only
change is i'll the writer's.
1nE Gazette dc France, of Paris,
is the oldest newspaper eXtant, having
hourished unintcrruptcdly since its
foundation in 1888. 1t was the official
organ of the French Government until
the Revolution, and is still the in
spired paper of Count de Chambord.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

An English laborer recently died from
the sting of wasp. The London Lan-
Get says he was stung on the tongue, but
no sting or mark of Il sting could be
found. The patient was put to bed,
and lamentations as hot as he could
bear were applied to his throat. The
part where he complained of pain, and
where he said he had been stung, was
brushed with liquor ammonia diluted so
as to be borne by the doctor without
much Inconvenience when applied to
his own tongue. Pulse, sixtyfour;
respiration, thirty-fOur, not particularly
labored and not strikingly larygeal i'll
character. The patient seemed better
for the lamentations and application of
ammonia to his tongue, and expressed
the comfort he felt, when Suddenly,
about half a minute after an application
of ammonia, he was seized with spasm
of the glottis, his face became pale, with
drops of perspiration on the forehead,
and his arms were thrown out as if to
grasp for air (really to assist respiration
by means of the pectora! muscles). He
said, 81 shall choke and got out of
bed and stood upright, but with no i'm
provement, for he sank on the bed
again, his face became livid, he ceased to
breathe, and his pulse stopped. Notwith-
standing that artificial respiration was
kept up and galvanism applied to the
cardiac region, the patient died just be
fore the arrival of the senior medical
officer of the infirmary, having breathed
about four times after tracheotomy was
performed, and having been in the in
Urinary less than half an hour.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27
VOLUME iii.
IsENNIE.

had told him Christmas morning,
As he sat upon my knee.
Holding fast his little stockings
Stuffed rs full ~ tull could be,
Aud attentive listening to IN"
Mitb face dcmurc and mild.
That Old Santa Claus, who filed them,
Did not love a naughty child.
Bat neil he Good, won't me, mother
Aud from of my lap he Slid.
DIGGING deep among thu goodies
In his crimson stocking hid;
While | turned me TO my table,
Where Il tempting goblet stood
trimming high with dainty egg-nogg
Sent m" by 4 nciEhhvr good.
But the kitten there before me,
With his waite paw, nothing 10th,
Sat, by way of entertainment,
Ilppng OF the shining fruth
And, in not the gentlest hunor
A>thc loss OF such treat,
| confess, rather rudcly
Thrust him ont into the street.
Then how Bcnnics blue eyes kindod.
Gathering up the precious store
II" had bUsily been pouring
In his tiny pinaforc,-
With generous look that shained me,
Sprang up from the carpet bright,
Showing hy his micn indignant
All baby's sense of right.
.'Come back, Hawey :" called he loudly,
As he held his apron white;
- NOu shall have my Caudy wabhIt.n
But the door was fastened tight,
SO he stood abashcd aud silent
In the center Of the floor.
With defeated look alternate
Bent ON me and on the floor.
Then, as by some sudden impulse,
Quickly ran he TO the fire,
And, while eagerly his bright eyes
Watched the lames go high and higher,
In brave. clear key he shouted.
''Santa Claus, come down de chimney,
Make my mOdcr have herself
81 will be a good girl, Benny"
said |, feeling the rcproof,
And straightway recalled poor IIawcy,
Mewng ON the gallery roof.
soon the anger was forgotten:
Laughter chased away the frOwn,
And they ealnholcd meath the live oaks
Till the dlsky night came down.
In my dim fre-lightcd chamber,
Hawey purred beneath my chair,
And my play-wOrn boy beside ne
knelt TO say his evening prayer
"God bess fader, God bess modcr,
God bcss sister," then IA pause
And the sweet young lips devoutly
Murmured, ''Gud bess Santa Ciaus."
lie is sleeping brown and silken
Lie The lashcs long and meek,
Like carcssing, clinging shadows,
On the plump and pcachy cheek;
And bend above him, weeping
Thankful tcars,-oh undeied,
Fora woman'S crown of glory,
For the blessings of chiiG.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

dined every now and then at the house
of the rector.
Mrs. Ardory was quite ill after her
Christmas dinner, believe. Her sensi-
bilitics had been so shocked by the har
rowing things she had heard.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

WoNDERFUL.-Alth the eye of
some animals is incapable of motion,
as the fly, the beetle, and several other
insects, yet the Creator has shown His
wisdom and goodness in furnishing
their eyes with thousands of little
globules and by placing their eyes
more in front of their head, SO that
these little insects can see all around
them without turning their heads. A
gentleman who has examined the eyes
Of common fly says that the two
eyes are composed of 5000 little glob-
ules, through every one of which it is
capable of forming an image or an OBJ
ject. Having prepared the eye of a fly
for the purpose, he placed it before his
microscope, and then looked through
both, in the manner of the telescope, at
il steeple which was 2S8 feet high, and
$50 distant, and he said he could
plainly see through every little hemis-
phere, the whole steeple inverted, or
turned upside down.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

THERE are twenty-five ships for the
British navy now in course of construc-
ton in England, consisting chiefly of
sloops and frigates, with two torpedo
vessels and two turret ships Of l0,SS6
tons and 7, 200 horsepower,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27
Methodist EpiscopaI yisitations.

The following plan of Episcopal visi-
tation to the Conferences was adopted
by the Methodist Episcopal Bishops at
their recent session i'll Chicago:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

TIT FOR TAT.-At II hotel, short
time since, girl inquired of gentle
man at the table ii his cup was ont.
&" No." said he, "but my coffee is. y
The poor girl went away considerably
confused. While at dinner the stage
drove up, and, several coming in, the
gentleman asked: "Does the stage
dine here 2" "No, sir" replied the girl
in sarcastic tone, " but the passengers
do.
The property Of Chicago il assessed
at S3l1 600, 900,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

A SIMPLE WATER TEST. Good water
should be free from color, unpleasant
odor and taste, and should quickly af-
ford lather with small portion of
soap. The following simple test to
show whether water is fit for general
use is given in recent paper by Herr
Heisch on the pollution of water by
sewage. If half pint of water be
placed in perfectly clean, colorless,
glass-stoppered bottle, few grains of
the best. white lump-sugar added, and
the bottle freely exposed to the day
light in the window of IL warm room. the
liquid should not become turbid even
after exposure for week or ten days
If the water becomes turbid, it is open
to the grave suspicion of sewage con-
tamination but if it remain clear, it
is almost certainly sufe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-12-27

ABOUT 1900 persons died in Memphis
of yellow fever.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
Mbembibmle.


Ssrr Sebrer 1bestpr Srbin balt nun bic so'
GINGER 3sit aasetinbtste Mbeubi&uIe imS&ul'
bauie bsr beuti&en fatbolil&ea @emeinbe mts>
Der aQetn unb spar ieteu MuntaG Mttt'
tuo d unb Grettae.
Gltsr1, btren 8naben bic reselmabise S&uls
nt&t uasbr beiu&en, tbuu uub, fuI&e In BIZ
@benel@ule ~ f@tden, TO Re int 2eien, S&rst'
ben unb &e&nen fir ibren pratti&en Scheme
beirut bte erfurterli@e &usbtl taus ertaIten tSn'
men. 3etner tptrb es bereuen, bte@ interabenbe
auf btsie @etie In ietaeu. etseusn Snterele be"
nuBt au babem, cine CUTE @eleseubett bic einen,
Singing ipater faurt n,ebr tarsebutea mirb
ussr 10, ba6 Ct bieitlbe ipdter ni9t rasbr brau'
den fam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Sn f9le@ten STUFF ware Minneiotu
bstnabe pieber esfummen, aIs Dor siersebu So
gen f&on l& ber @intsr nit fetner sanaeu
&aabbsit aafInbiste, bur@ @&aasefGber.
8alte uab Gis unit stpar situIi@ anbaltenb.
Sept sernina,at man, ba6 in, Often bic erfen
@@nssfarme unaneenebm iberrai&ten, unt
3par tn Nep gurf unt BON bort ~tpetparts.
SsIbt aus iabli@en Stabten, pie 2ittIe &od,
Meupbis unb 2ouissile tou1met geri@te,
eab sorissB lode bort euapfntIi@eadIte berri&te
unb aoQbides Gis bic 2eute abl@redte.
Dabur@ 1T Minuefota's @tnterebre tuenis.
items fir einmal eerettet unb nit gereniiseu
fissn pir bet, bab bic eriea Sage bieier @o@e
nod etnea fur3ert Snbtaner : @ouauter Sertin.
tieten: bod tes Metters Iaunen 1T ni@t 81
trauen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

@erunsliid DIT 1T Elm Srlanoer Sen gea'
Der Sails, ter I'M Sorisea Gienfas Nbens
aismli9 lpat BON Aew l1lnt aus ben 9eimtpee
antrat, uab auf feiuem@ asen eirsei@Iafea tuar,
als Ct 8eusu1anns 8errY errei@te. Sein &C.
iparn beRebeno aus swei juasenS tieren, bur&-
i&wauut ben Glub, BET an biefer Steae febr
tief II, uut ais stpst antere 5ubrwerfe ipater
tafelb1 eiutrafen, ben Gerrsmatn berbeiriefen,
bate tas Gubrpert bss ISLANDERS bas jentitise
11fer bsreits erret&t jebo& ubue @asenbur
uab Gubruann. Die 8or tnurte .piebsr aufee~
'funten, Der Jubru,anr aber mar seri@muntsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

5err Granf @&Itd, In ct. Yaul ale
unternebmenter 8aufubrer felt Sabren aut
bas portbeilbafeie befanut, tpel&et aud BE- \
| 8au Der impoanten neusn Maria 5fn,mel'
fabrtstir@e lettet, tritt na&ien Muntas eins
@siie nad europa an, TN. in feiner 5eintaI
@urtembers. mad laneidbriser Grennung feline
50 SABRE alte Mutter ,nb feds @ei@pifer,
ebeuio auf Der Dur&reiie ieiuen in 5arrisburg,
ga. tuobuenben 8rnter ~ teiudeu. @ir mini
i@en 5ru. S<d cine re@t sludltde &etie,
frobss @ieberleben Der Seiaisen uab ebenid
sludli@e &udtebr au feiner Gan,ilie babier.
@er, nie 81. @&lid lid bur& Gnersie uni
1b1ttsfett 10 erupOreei&wunsen bal, ber fann
nit StoIs iein ales @aterIanb belu@sn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Das Concert, trsl@es AM sprisen@ unn-
tag biz 8aysrti&e Gapeae ses 5. Saaerbatail<
lions aus 3peibradea in @erbintuus nit ben,
ct. paul sinbertraua iuO psrnbaus 3umBea.u
ber neueu Maria 5iu,melfabrttir&e CAB, bate
einsa BEN uuaNanssn mad rs&t sutsn Grfels.
Das 5aus mar trsbtenn, ba6 int atbsnaum
@&auipisl ssssbsn purts gut bsisst. Dab
bic baserii&sn @uiltsr sur;xslid ipisleu, IT.
barf taux. elmer gemsrtuns -; au& Der 2ieber.
traus tbat bas Ssinise, inttn. Ct has v@anter-
lieb" uub ben Gtcr nDas Rreus i'm @aIbe"
unter Der Dirsttiun bss 5rn. peter gbriRopbeI
nit sewcbnter Vrdeilun surtrus, unb tabur&
ueuerbtass besiss, taB IT ni@t untbatis auf
fruber %erransenen 2orbeeren ausrubt. @aun
uirb tisfsr popaIare Sansnserein uns pieter
eines ieiner 10 tslisbt sspurtenen Concerto a.
BENZ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

WengIer's M pnuntenten .M telieI
1T an Ne. 143, ct. Deter Stra6e, 1d&f Sim-
mes @ef&aftsblcd, SerIest. DaleIbf 1T fets
cine AuswabI ter f&Snfea @rab<R cnumeute,
iorte 3et@uunssn fir fol&e Ut ftbsn. aud
Marraor-T lattsu fir Slide, fepie tunfrei&e
@t1lptar-A rbeiten 3u anberen :3neden perbeu
prompt uus 3a biQisen preiieu seIiefert. Fl.
@eusler erbieIt an Der Iestem @taatsfatr biz
erfe snb ein3ise gran,ie fir feI&e Befe. ST.
f13er srbalten bic bersitpiQisfs austunft. Ss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

@ebruber 3 n. IS Grocer y unb
preSt1tens@Stpr. Ode Der 10. unt
ct. pttsr Stra6e, in ct. yauI, eu.pieblt f&
bur@ ben bsfsa gorratb aQer ninf&bareu IT.
titel, Sausbalt=, pie Ganer -@rpeeries, milan.
bii&e unb irapurtirte Gri4te u. {. -. Beiou>
bsrs tslisbt fus seseupdrtis bic DATE Graders,
BON &bieass, nsl&e bier e&i u babtu fnt.
eiebbaber gutter Betne. ;;~;iqueure unt Cigar
ret fnbeu tei @ebriiber Eiun,e INNER etpas
mad ibren gef&made. greife 5ebr biais.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Sir ben Nrteiter.0erein in q { ~
I'll m, wel@sr cine l9Sue Safe baut, unter>
nabmteu bic 9srren @. q. OIbius. 8. Neu>
mann unb S. 8etIster ais COMMITTEE .ine
Iuur, TIM attisn CUR 8stbeitsuus an, Bau un-
tsrsubrinseu, unb ils beauftrasen uus, ten@Sn.
nern in@t gaul fit bic ibnen setdbrte freuus.
li&exbsilnatuae bsaeas su tanlsu. Die Metieu
fne auf $40 ssfsat Iaufsn auf 10 Sabre mil
10 gruaeut Sutsrs1tu. Die 5aqe mirb in eini.
gen @uden soQsnbst isin unt ioa tereu Croft.
uuas am 10. Dessmbsr iattfutsu, auf peI&eu
NnIaS Gin srubss Concert nit @atenuertb eiluua
seranialet ,pirt. Die @eiammttoaen fint aui
$4,000 serauf@last.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
Deutfde Brtef<2tfe.

2tfe eeutfaer8rtefe, bic bis gum %. Srt
;. s. nt&t atsebo1t uorben fnb.
Damen.Brtef..
Nblanber Carolina &atb Serbia
8erener Martaa &eis Maria
Bud Vauline Slant Maray
9pru1art emma @&mitt Mnnie
6aeuler Marta @enben Sicily
MiQer Mnna Nargns>@ulf @ilbelmine
ritt
5trren.Brtef..
9lrimpnb Sobn Serntan Sobn
MruolbY Wft& air9bpf Nlt
Nlter WiIarb Rarger Carl
gcrsert M@ <nterfub 6
BeYtr Gilbert Rraener ST
8a@ler @ottfrieS 3obler Soetcy
8artbelrap Spbn 8amuterer &i@
8arsc3eb s. Manfe @
Bpeie @ubelm yieper Grnf
Gruditaat Meranter Yroebl Gr
Gabrt @n1 Wottgie(tr Ytter
Dtebrt& Nid Retltng Gbtp
Dreier Mortb Nitotu Seban
Sat 9enrs &ani Yeter
@uentter 3 9<tgeu &onr
QUIZ EUoWIg SVuIH JpgH
Getttait " @auer Qoufs
4erutan1 RaFrtir @@tQo Maib
9eGAG @ffe 9ernt.
9enlins s
I Das Briefporto mad Deutf@Ianb it:
11eber 8reuen unt 1an1burs 6 Gts., 3eitun'
gen 3 Gts.
ueter Gnslaub 7ets., 3eitungen 4 ets.
rea 8eta Nbbolen Der 8riefe beuterte man
austridli@ advertised" unt bas Datum,
Der 2ife.
s. y. @teeIpd, Yofmetfsr.
5enrs 9beSipt teutiaer &lerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

DeffentIt&e &tnIabung! CUR 8rSB'
ten nnb ~Scufaubtsfeu &efauratisn: Die ssu
6. @&mtbt 3r. 242, Dritte Giraffe. gpu
iesta t perbeaau ieber@ tunbe : DE aufern,
@saiseL toreQeu, Gletf&furteu aQer Art @is,
tura Nqes, uas Der Martt an Deltfatefeu bietet,
~ierptrt. Die fetnfen @etue uab 2iq1eure bic
tet .asins 8ar; Gra&te, CONTEXT unt Gcnbitc'
reiraareu IN better Muswabl. Die4ufpartune
IN ieter 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

8pnben q IT nj en b II tpel9e
bel Der neuli&sn Staatsvabl CUR &%bfimmuns
eebra@t tuurbsu, III mobl b~asientse iber bic
@erwaltuns Der @taats. unb S&ulfcnts bas
pi@tieRe; Is lautet in ieinsm Sp0qfaneissu
Snbalte, wie fplgt:
gs foaeh BOT Der @eissebuns paients g.
iebe erlafen nerben fir Nufbewabruns, uebsr'
trasuns unb Mussabluns ter Staats= unb
@@ulfonss. @Gimntlide biermit beauftraste
8eamte ieQen fit bic @i&erbeit iammtIi@er
ibrer Sbbut anSertrauten @elber senasenbe
8irsidaft fsIen uat bon jeber empfaassnen
Sumn,s, jeber seu,a9ten 3abluas unb lteber'
traeuus iofurt seaaue Gintraaurs ma6sn.
@enn eim gearater irseno einen 2bsa bet
Staats- uber S@ulselber in anbsrer ais III BET
BON benz eieB sursefdriebenenW siie irseas rie
su:ieinsm NuBen serteabet lie eesen 3inien
ODER unsersinsli@ ausleibt cher in feine1 pter
einem antern ais tes @taate5Namea tepenirt,
Ii es in Banten uber bel VriSaten lie 8esen
antere Gonbs pber @ertbeHecten austauf9t 70
iou cine 1uldt Sanbluns ais cine l1nteri9la'
glng int Betrase Der betrefenber Samme att
seleben unb ale ein bon benz @efeb als uFe-
lony" ~ be3si9nenbes gerbre&en bebaneelt
tperben. Sebe @~eriaumnik, @taatsselber mad
@ori9rift bes @eftses aus3u3abIen, S%1r5uweiien
pber Musmets barber su!ltefern, fua ais upri=
ma facie" Bewsis fir gerubuns folder l1n<
terl@lagung ansefeben tuerben.
Gin anterss son 9rn. DuEoit in @basfa
peranlaBt:s @menbutent bat ben 5ped, baB in
:3utunft bic @ibuusea Der Sesislatur bles
ALE awei Sabre itattfnben foQen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Die wferbe 4ranfbeit (Epizooty),
uel&e Surises Sabr ben gertebr 70 org ftSrte,
fo1 III einseluen Gssenbeu bes @taates l&
tuieber aeisen; 70 !. 9. 1T Spatouna unbO Dim.
aeatt County. % 1T su tpiul@sn, baB biele
3eituussua&ri&ten i& ui@t in anberu Gea.u.
ben befatisen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Geipruneeue 9dnbe uub @eF&ter, &aubei
bsr 9aut, Ttnnen, &inswurm, @alj1ub unit
aneere ?~auHrantbeitert uerber sebelt unb BIT
9aut tpet@ uuh fanft senaa@t bur@ ben@ ebraud
BON ) untper Gar sap fabri3trt Seu
&aswelL 9a3art H.. 6 O., Rev gprt.
Dies Httttel 1T lei&ter uub ausenebuaer au3us
menssu als bic auberen fertisen Yrdparate, pel'
DE gesenrartis I'M @ebrau&e rub.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Die Garuer tuurben bur@ bic iunsieu
@iuterfarme IN Seri&tebeueu Ibeilen siefes
Staates management, uberrai@t inbeut ibre
5erbfarbettsn nod ni@t soQenset tuarsn unb
wubl utan&e aud nod auf bic Idnsere Dauer
tes surbertseu sinftisen @etters sere@net
tatteu. Gbeufo Iitten batur@ bic gorberei,
tuuseu fir geriorsuus bes giehs auf ben
@inter; beiunbers 1T bic aartoTelernte ant
rtan&en Srten np@t ri@t unter Dad.
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1usludli&e g%anbibaten fir bas
amt sines @aiieari@srs tat Career County.
Der bemctrati@e ST. 9ieuau, bra:3 porise
@s@e Elm 8ein, wabreub feiu Gssner Or.
Serbs einen S@ue tur@ ben Iinten @rnt e.
belt.
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neaten mSseu uniern ber3Ii9en Danf ems
~pfausen: .. 81. in eureu,burs, s. 3. in III.
bans, $. 81. tn @ranbs, .. s. in Gbasta, G. 81.
1T MaSen @treant, s. +. in Caledonia.
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AUS Dssse County tommt bic alase,
sae s0rt'se 8arnasr febr untlus banteln, intem
re tbr tursss gisb mad Ssma unb Suinois
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rene ts IS sisl bsfer babeiut felt ma&en tOun.
ten, ea aorn in @inneiota f.br bldg lei.
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Der cute &ut ben fi@ Or. Musuf st.
niss Samburser 8ruftbee tnr& feline ii&ers
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fss, ber 8rut uub Der 2unse felt Sabren e.
uorbsn, bat tbut cine einitse Nuturttat' sef&af-
fen. ct 1T iiber BIZ ean3en @ereinisteu Staa.
ten ssrbreitet in ieter anaanbtsen Nputbefe 81
takeu.
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Se&s::@ ennsniteu, a~usSRuelanb ber.
se3oseu, uut I'D tit @inusista nieberuIad,n.
baben sufau'u's1 cine Settiun Giienbatnlaub
3 Ne'len ron Mountain GATE, aneesauft.
etsnfs baben sisislssn, tin ieser ! S.ftipu
gsr. ct. sane bel Der Qansuffe. in New 1lu,,
tbeils uuter lem preeemptiru, tbeils unter
lem 9ol3anpaanauassesitb terausaeuomn,en.
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Dsuuerfas tas Sic fart seuus, taB 6u6sau>
GET iiter teuielben sebtn tonnten unt man f&
nit S&Ittl9abIauftn amiifrts.
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3initu bon ben bepuairten @elbern lit bic
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ttuben.
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,.@autersr" un(eru befet Dant.
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