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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-20

CorroN is in light inquiry in New York
at 2Ic. for middling.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

s..,,.sr RIA s,ssassa af1zaff 4f92SFst fEs p -
SOME years ago a young man presented
himself to then United States Secretary
Corwll', for cierkshipa Thrice was he re-
fused, and still he made fourth effort. His
perseverance AMI sspirit of detef mina,ion
awakened friendly interest in his welfare
and the Secretary advised him, in the, strong
est possible terms, to abandon his purpose
and 80 to the West, ii he could do no better
outside the, d partments. saw II po,,no
Trend" ne said. "go to the Northwest buy
ioo acres OF Government land, or, if vol, have
NOT 'ne money to purchase, squat on it, get
an ak a"da matlbcki put, up alo5y cabin Tor d.
a habltafions and plant i little corn and no.
tatoes; Keep your conscience clear and live
me Il iree man Your own gmasters with no
one 10 give you orders, and without tlenepl-
en'e upon anybody. Do that and yon viii,
become lhonored, respected, influential and
rich. Eut accept a clerkship here, and you
SILK at once all independence, your energies
become relaxed and you are unified i, !
lew years Tor any other and more independ-
emf position. | may, give VOL. a. r,lae,. RI.
aay ana can Kick you out to-nforr5w. and
lnefes another man over..at the White House
VINO can kicA me out, and the people by-and-
ny can Kick him out, and so we 90. Rut II
you own an acre Of land, il is your Kingdom,
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES castiezyoouu are . son.
ereign and you will feel it in every throbbine
OF your heart, and every day Of your life
would assure Inc Of yonr thanks for having
thus advised you."- ,rr., 4tsgq,ssst do
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

S offer to the trad goods at 4 small advance ON
theml 80 &
BELOW HE1EEA PRICES.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18
AMERICAN RAsCALs AFRO AD.
The Great Forgery I'm London FOR
gEgeff s2s7 900.

| Do you not think it would be practicable
to devise some means whereby you might
keep all your rascals at home and prevent
Iany Of them con,iug over here to bring
America into contempt? An act IT Com
gress, for Instance, forbidding any one to
take passage on a steamer bound tor Eng
land. who could not exhibit at the booking
office certificate of good character, signed
BY the Hon and Rev. MIR. fIarlai counter
signed by MIR. Colfax, and issued by Cakes
Ames. How would that work 2 Something
of the sort should be done quickly, or all the
decent Americans here will become ashamed
OF their nationality, and devote themselves to
taking lessons in speaking English without
any traces of San American accent" - The
time was'when. the name. = America was a
/ title of honor. here and So it is still among
the people who don't read the newspapers
A splendid old lady, of the old school, OF
whom one of my American friends rented a
house the other day, said to him, ~ am de-
| lighted to have an American tenant; have
| the highest opinion of american gentlemen.
and "A mericanj ladies are the creme de la
creme OF the world.n Years ago, MhenI went
! into society," had the happiness OF acting
several Americans, and conceived for them
theliveliest admiration and respect" Happy
old lady, who had heard nothing of Minister
Shenck and the Emma Mine, of Bowles
Brothers and their wretched swindle, of the
fraud of getting $3,50O,0O0 at Geneva to pay
! to individual sufferers and then OF pocketing
half that amountas Government loot. All
| these stories of London tradesmei1, who used
| to bow down to their America customers
and to assume an injured tone when their
bills were paid, as If they would much rather
have the debts Of such honorable men than
the money. now sending in the bills with the
goods, 9 G. o.. Dr. and instructing their
messengers to .slook sharp aud notsbe soft
enough to take a check especially II check
ON Bowles.'' All this is sad enough; and
now to cap al here comes another American
.--or at least ainan speaking with i s., ong
American accent ,-and coolly ayalssoff with
$3.50, 900 in American tivc-twenies and Sten
forties which he has obtained by forgeres
rpon the Bank of England; Its enough TO
take ones breath away-bnt still orc womb
ers what is this mysterious American ac-
cent" The point, however, is that Frederick
Albert Warren, Esq, alias Mr.. G. j. Horton,
who has resided tor sometime at the Golden
Cross Hotel. Strand. who is forty years old,
five feet nine inches high. thin, dark and
sallow, with dark hair and eyes, who
"drcsses fairy well in frock-coat and loose
brown overcoat, and who spaks :. with
strong American aecent,'' has gone off with
these bondsand with pockelful of money
besides, and that 9500 will be paid for his
Correspondent ". Z. World.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

a ScotchmaD who had put up at ala inn.
was asked In the morning how he had slept
sAh non,' replied Donald s.nae very well
either; but Was muckle better of Than the
bligs, for dell q ane 0' them closed An e'e
The hale iiclt.r
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18
Kidney d bladder Complaints.
TumOr of 10 Years GrOwtsa
Cured by Radway,s ResOlvenf.

BEVERLY, Mas, July Is, 1859.
DR. RAnwAY:I have had Ovarian Tuner IN ovas afd
bowels ALI the said there itn
every thing that .eeonnensed bn. nothing helped
because had suffered fer twelve years
Rescivent and boz Of Railways Pills. and bottles ysu
Ready Relief; and there sit
and feel better smarter aas happier than have for twelve years
The tumor IN the left side Of tho bowels
write this to you for the benefit Ct ethe pnbh Il
you choose HANNAH p. KNAPP s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

a Massachusetts paper asks us to believe
that y cost couple from that State $50 d
'sy % Board at q Washington hotel during
Inc Inauguration festivities. The Incredible
part OF the story is,snot, that Washington
hotcl-keeper should ask such a price, but
that any one from Massachusetts should pav
IL 9ia.sllA 49, s8sI# 80
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18
a . y -
AvaatG|ealrief
Friday. April ls. 1873.
GEORGE.
By A. n. WATSON.

By A. n. WATSON.
sarw, SeN rTr~ sg
! ~ Perhaps. folks, you haven't seen
George; our baby's who mean
Js,s3 Wife's and mine---a dunpy fellow;
Hair sunburnt q little yellowi
somewhatt tangled, in, aImess;
Comb and crash are his distress
vxtgTzI - That's George.
Full of mischief as a fiirt; .e - s
Full of sunshine, full of dirt;
Voice rs soft as swallows chirrup, s4s
= Nose and mouth besneared with syrup;
Loves to laugh and loves to pout,4-.,
sweetestaittle torment out - ae'
That's George.
aaSot much angel, \ lois * II humans hua.
Very like very woman; .af
Couldhe see the; cunning elf
Puck would blush to be himself.
Come to MOTHER" that's my wife;
"Wea't not do it to save my Mfs.'..s s
w - Fa u, That's George
Going home at evening, may be,
First to meet me is the baby; 1
Papa '---sec how pat he's got it.
Dot appls in DOR pottit2' w
Nop'-the nt'oth.r trick is handy
DIM me money, buy me tandyp.
That George. ssh p @
That's he, sitting on a log,
Sharing bread with Fox, the dog; Fl III /.
!. Crimy face and spattered clothes, Il III /
Tbusled hair and snubby nose;
If you chance to.pass that way,
STOP and hear his mother say \ l - Y.
That's George"
Proud of,hfm9 OF course we are. 6
Amt he ours? And we don't care
III he's human-so are we .gFef%. f~s \
Angels are toogood, dye see.i 4 ~
For such as We to spank asd per;
They'll do yonders but not yet.A n
81 But George q SA@
FILLS the niche we had for him,
Crowd, 1t to the very brlms - IN ]
With hfstanfrnms and his frolic;
With his monkey ways and collie,
spite Of every trying trick, ), :
! Hes darling, hs' 50 brick-ss I.f ri III
I Hnu9 Y shdsorss. 1 " ] Nv q Y
Don't expect to make saint
OF him rightaway sit amt -~
Best 70 try IN on too soon hENAh E
Let himhase6is little June. ~ y
He will learn it soon enough
That LIES hill is pretty tough 4 stegaa q
For George.
He'll be elder byiand By. . ~
Better, may be verse, than I;
Bat III do the best can
10 help him be o gentleman.
lhen' perh ais, some future day,
Fun Of pride, j his mother'n say. : " t@-Sst
That's Gsorge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

A Minnesota paper vaunts tho rapid increase
Of its circulation, having: taken in % cents
cash, and abushci ofpotaloes on subscription
this week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

Our lady readers may be interested in
learning that thelarge number of deaths
from smallpox has materially increased the
supply Of false hair.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

Rhode Islanders are multitudinously sign
lug petitions for the restoration Of tile death
penalty. the State not being large enough 10
Isolate its murderers from the rest Of the
community.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18


lhE enhanced value. which may be given
70 the crudest materials by the aid of ingen-
ious mechanical manipulation, was recently
striklngly illustrated ut a meeting Of the
literary and Philosophical Society OF Shelf
field, England. Messrs. Cocker & Brothers
OF That city, exhibited a number of yerv
minute watch springs. with specimens Of the
steel wire from which the springs were man.
ufactured. From a1ponnd weight of this
wire there can be produeed ,about Ave
thousand gross of springs, the price Of which
averages fifty shIliings a gross. " thus
amounting to twelve thousand five HUNDRED,
pounds sterling IN value. These springs are
only the one-thousandtlr part Of ali inch ii
diameter, and one pound weight Of them
would extend about nine miles. s@ II s5
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-18

A LAUGHING PLANr.-A singular vegetable
phenomenon has beer discovered during the
recent explorations Id Arabia. Ii il called
the laughing plant, from the effect produced
oy the Seeds When they are pulyerized and
eaten in small Quantities. the person eating
them will soon begin to laugh loudly. then
to sing, dance, and do all manner of absurd
things. This lasts for about an hour, after
which he goes 10 sleep, utterly unconscious
81 what has occurred. It has been supp, -ste1
that this plant might be made a substitute
for alcohol, andthat It would have the adj
vantage of being cheaper, until the Govern
ment should see the trick, and commence to
Tax It. But 1t is scarcely probable that the
Arabian plant could in fact be made popular
in that capacity, for 1T does NOT appear that
It inspires the person who partakes of it
with desire to whip his wife, murder his
tn.h--, @-ss i'ssi'iEri IN rnauy other singular
acts which the alcohol of the period moves
one to perpetratc. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
Der rs suberer.

get, nur Deutlde Ddnen uno Sfanei>
Diele eeute Inb prbnungsz
unp leidt 81 fabren, inoem fte
Iib @cfcrt al, BE Yerdnterten llmItdnee
anpa0sn. Die Deuti6en finp melt
better I'M Stanee, li& ielbf gu belfen
le feben in bic 3ufunft uno Serla0en
aepDtnli6 lire 9eimatb ni6t pbne
I6 fdr bic Neils uprseieben au baten.
Die Gnelancer le:pen I'M Wnfan9 an
5eimmeb aber BON ben bret Ginman>
rerfrfla0en fnp bic Srldncsr am bdlf'
lpleiten uno bel Der NnFunft an 2anoe
am (dlimmlten tarar. Die Ginrih>
tuns auf ben enslilden S4ifen IL
better als auf ben reuti9en, neil Die er:
0srsn piel erSBer iinp."
Sn Be3uB auf bic Nuewanesrunl
tta1 lem Wefteu en,pfeblt Grau Ser
,,arp bic Grrihtuns pom Ginmaneerer>
baulern nebR Nrbeitsbureaur in Ct
9ouis uno Gbteasu. 5cfentlid tper.
ben tbre perninfttsen 0or1d!ase fa,
BE 0erte6erune tes MuswaneerunBs:
rre1sns bef Zen fompetenten Bebbreer
Elm oensistes Sbr fnpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
Gin Nemjabrs8eiebemf fnr'S
SSpIf.

@ermebruns ter Steuern-if reuerz
tinss tas 2piun9smort pel@eS BON
Dalbinetor fommt. Der SGabiefrez
tar bat an cen @orfBer tes Commit
tees fir Mittel unb @ese Elm Sbrei>
ben eeri1tet &pprit, CT BE @isesreins
fabrune rerIdisrener neuet Steuern
empftblt eefiiBt auf ein@ uta@ten BON
Gommi7dr Douglas. Der eeier mag
aus sinisen 6auptroften einen fleinen
Norselamad bclen.
Die @nuer auf Gbee unb &afee,
fauu1 a~ufsebpben, {ca mieeer eineefibrt
rpe,ter uno AZ MiQtonen Dollars abs
tperfen ; fsrner cine per,tebrte Steuer
pom 10 Gents auf bic @aQone teaiQtr>
ter @etrante, nit Miutonen; 4 Ste.
Nufl9las auf Eataf nit 4 MiQicaen
ferner perrnebrte Steuerr auf SsL aui
perionsnz uno Gradtefnnabmen Der 81
ienbabnen NIT 6 MiQipnen, Yermebrts
MuFaeen auf Dampfidtfe @rn1dez
run9Sz@ eleulhaften, Eele9rapben, Grs
pref Gpmpasnien, nit etpa % DILL
lipnen Dollars, uno ranr mod mandt
anpere unsenannte MuFaeen.
Den Refrafn 81 tieiem teueten eies
pe, peldes Die 2anrespater in @alb:
inetpn %ecmrpniren, mag ter eeier ielbl
beifisen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20

bic preusii6enW ablen temis(en: Nc9
mebr! Snpen eS in bieier Ridtuns
pirft psrtbeirist es suelei@ Die ceutihe
Greibeit sessr ben Gaiaropapismus,
oas 0rab aIsr @epi1ens< uno bar>
seliben Breibeit ~ weldem taS dtsr>
1pannte Madtseflbl tes preubilhe1
MilitarismuS rrdnst uno ben, Die psr>
bleneetsn 9fattonalen ~3uiuteln.
. 2eieer bat bic bayeriiae Yolitif bis>
ber BON alien risltn Din8en tas 0e>
oentbeil 9etban. Statt 81 bincern deer
tpentefe1s pur9 @tperitano eeeen bic
Rei9epclitif tet berielten bas 0eflbl
BON SHam unb Nadpenfen III frieu<
sen, bat maj, rie sefdbrltae Rt&tuns
ner1elten nod sefSrpert uno tbeilweiie
lelbf rie &aRanien fit ren GIriten
Bismard ais temGeuer 9ebult. Statt
f6 auf eie Wsbrbsit te5 2anees Su
fuben uno iTe gum Nidbalte isiner
pur@ bic natirli1(ten Gactore1 eetrte<
men taysril1zfSceralifilden politif 81
maben, perlbwenret man bic eanse
araft rn 8esisrunssmaldine I'm
WabIe1 I'M Gimme Der Maipritat bee
Qantes III nerbiiten orer tpena man lie
nidt bintern fam, eesen bic flare Maz
jcritdt res 0pltSwtQenS fort3ureBieren.
Statt BE tars ;useme0enen @edte ter
Ginselfaaten au pertbeicieen, feben nit
eeeen bic stmSbnli9ft fen lustlaen lusz
leeunssreseln Die bayeriide politif fol-
DIR Snterpretatipn Der Net65uerfaiz
fune sufimmen, .pel9e prin3tpieI uni
eeleBli1 rie f5rmltae Nufbebuns BET
ginSelfaaten turd Wajoritatstel9lue
mSslib MAIDEN.
Das Nues mag eem GIrien 8iss
mart ppbl eefauen uno i'm @eleeens
belt seben, ftb re9t ber3li@ in bieGauf
~ la1sn. Sc fSnrte aber, 10 fortse'
lebt auf bic Dausr cine 8e9eiferuna
far bic blauwsibe Garbe nidt meb,
lbrig la0su. SuQ bic @elinnuns, wiE
fe f1 in 0armild b%eurfuneete unc
mie }e beute nod TT ber Maipritat eeS
tayerii9sn 0olfes gan: entlAtecen pprs
banpen it, erbalten bleiben, 70 gilt es
obns tab nod Belt 81 perlieren it, iii
blaumeiee SABINE innerbalb Der bere9s
tistsn @rsnssn rer Heidsuafa6une
gun, Symtole elmer ielbffdnoisen 90:
litif he5 S9ubes eer BEN eiaselner
Reibslanpern nod pertliebenen Rehte
rpie Der bepraneten fatbulilbm Mino:
ritat unp Der Nelisirnsfreibeit 81 mo-
den.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20

eins MuSaabme wie nadfetsnee Mitz
tbsiluns seist.
Gis ruiflde, @sribtss 3situns' trinst
fpleenrsn durafteriitiiden 8eitras sur
ruifl9en NedtspFese. ~Oie metieiz
nilbe Mttbeiluns ber Il9erniscwl9en
@ouYsrnementSz Neeierun8 bat ras sss
ridtlidz meoieinil9e 0uta6ten, betrefs
feno he rem 8auern SenatiuS 8usai
ausefaete SSrperteldariauna, aepruft
unp entIdeibet baB bic cer Naie he's
s%enannten s. Busai susef1Ate getlebz
ung in ter 9bat teren pcQltdnctse @er>
tummsluns CUR Gclse esbabt bat. II
isrc9 Ter MnIdt tae fir einea Wen>
Iden aus lem 8auernaanee cine fol9e
@ Rummsluns nidt bic truurisen Sol
Aen mad f1 stsbe als Der 0erluf rer
Stale tei einem Men39en Der eipIlifrten
@eleuidaft
Cine GrtlirunB it itetfliTs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
Gn9lan6s Arte8 9e9en Bic &c:
ger.

Gnalanr, ras einf 10 ma9tise Snz
1eIreid, tos In neusi ter 3eit leinen
aan;en GinHue fir bic Grbaltune teS
Irierens e%ufreneet> wuree plSbl!9 in
eincn lebr 1dpierieen 8rie9 retwidelt.
Dem frieeensllbtieen Miniterium
@lacnpns, eas bic bon ben Ruden bar
eereidts SbiwazYile nit relisnirtem
NnFante osrihluGt, ater nod ni9t
psreaut fat fpie!en ioSar afrifanil9e
Neeer einen Streid, Ter ibwerss @elo
uno siele Wsnlbsnlsten fofet, obne
Fcab ENGLAND aud i'm slIdli6fen Sale
iraeno etma5 eeuinnt. Del S9au<
plab 1T in guinea auf tw 0clcfdts>
10 aenannt ron rem 0rlefauts
ben lie Msssr gu iammeln serfebsn
unb an bic @eiBen' p%afaufen. nnc
neil yor3eitsn bauptladlid aus tislem
@olrFaute bic ensliide @olemdn3s
BAG piunr seprd9t wurte, bat f6 Der
Wame.@uinf neten Spraeten bis
beuts etbalten. Die eaniiAm Gactcz
reien on Ter 0olpfIae. faufte Gnalanb
In, Sabre 1850, bic bpQdnbii1en i'm
Sabre 1872 unb wurse ic6er ianmtz
liber SesplaBs.
Aaein Ter SSnis Ger Ni1anti5 BE-
tra6tet fb al5 Ster9errn eer ebemals
toQdnriigen gfiyun5m uno sntpnn9
aud wirf!ib unter rem Iitsl zines 0e<
1aenfss einen jaStlidsn Sritut. III
tersie5 bertldt swiiden cen @idantls
unb ten DantisN essrn, wel9s hsn Sus
fenari6 inne tassn cine ate Stam>
mesfeinpldait une Ia bic en8liI9e we
sisruns bic Uanti als S9ubtefeblsne
aufnabm> te9ann let Iiaanti> a5nis
ben ariso l3lus bic 1anti LIEF Gan:
tiaao anereiisn, unb gum llnaIade- ers
littsn bic Gnelaner bsi ben Rsccgnpss
eirunaet, ess prab, GIulss tur@ I'M
surT$tislrit eiaise @srluls. Iiss
bate ,ur IoIss toB cen NidaniiS Ter
&amm itwpu unc nit Wusnabms ser
Ganti he einsstprsne 8ssSlfsruns su
I'm Ni9antis abfel. rsg
sic tnsliiae Aesifruna ifi9on g.
rem baltsr eenStbist zen Ml9antis cine
naAeridli9e 2selion ~ esbsn, .tie in
her 3ertGruns ibrer &SnisSfaet GU
ualin, teren BspS!feruna auf 100000
SSpfs a%n5essttsh wiis, teRsten iou.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
8elaieu ,,nb Spuanb.

Nm II. Ncs. trurten tie telsil9et
&ammern son rem 8Ini9 2eppplo II.
nit elmer Sbrcnrere er1Fnet Die spar
BON ben meitsn Srurnalen als unsez
uteilea lang tritifrt tpire, jetp9 febr
beifauig aufsenommen puree, neil ite
nit rouer @abrbeit cppfatiren fonnte,
rab 8el9isn NIT alien auswartiaett
Staaten auf beitem Buee febt unb lie
SrtnunB Der GfnanSen ni9t5 :,u MIN
1lden itrig ldBt. DaB Beloien fid
iebr bitet Ypr, Zen, in Rem tenadbar<
ten Deutlden Nei9e e%ntbrannten Gull
turtampfe einen slineenten Guntsn auf>
sunebmen, erpdbnt apar he Sbrcnrete
aus nabe B.lesener grinber ni9t
ater man te9reift re9t wpbL rarunt
bfe telsiI1en 2iteralen an fib balten
unt ibr neutrales 2ane tas I'M Nortett
Der Gdiein swilden Granfrei9 unb
Dsutl9lanb fem ipu, pie bic S9wfts
i'm Sueen, ni9t elei9 bieier In einen
Streit serwideln wouen, beien Wen<
buns uno Nussans fi9 jeter @orausz
beitimmunB entStett.
SIN freienB el9ien balt Elm lpsenanr>
teS tlsrifalS deer fatbpll1es Minitez
rum tas S~taatsruter te5 Ter libe<
ralet1 Yartei entpunefn wurbe unb
te6enun9ea9tet f6nne1 Qiberaler une
| &atbplifer einaneer IN &ube la0en.
Dfslslte Stub, e1bdlt f@ aud in
9oQane. Mas Elm jan1eniftaer Btz
1apf BON utre9t i9 mad 8onn peer
CONTAIN; aufma9en, IS bincert i'm
Miemanb am @eber urb Misterfom<
men ; man ma9t fi@ aus ieinen Gabr<
ten ni6ts unp Iserldbt bic weitere
@%erarteituns tes reuen su Sage sef5rz
terte, tir1li9> politil9en "Details [ten
Gyflpre1 Der eeut|9en. unb 1dmsisertz
]dsn Staats< unb Weltweisbsit.
Der Sries nit Ntlbin int ferrer
boudnbil1en Snlelreibe nimmt bic
9pudneer UNI ~ mebr in Wniprud.
Gs bat ni9t ben MnIGein> tab fi1 ter
malail9e Sultan gu elmer Satisfactipn
YerRebt init Der f9 9pllano sufrieeen
oebe1 tpnnte. Gr mue beSwesen 9ez
3i9tiet, namli9 r%pIfanois te;wunaen
tperren, 1pnit tpirft fem 8eilpiel anfez
feno auf Die MiQionen utalatlderMuz
bamsraner auf ZEN @unpainlsln> uno
bas buadneiide Gp!uaialrei6> bic
Susue tes 3uFu6es, Der bic Ginansen
res M%utterlancss nabrt tie @runelase
leinss tlubeneen Seebaneels, miro
lawsr ssfdbreet. Das bouaneilde@t>
aeorrnetenbaus bat tater pbne SieleOe<
battsn ras MussebesY lpset fir 9elz
ldnoilb>S finoisn fat nit Stimmen<
einbeuieteit bewiQist. Sc ideint jeee6
fir ben ferneren &ties spar nidt
an NrtiQerie > Munitipn une anterem
tccten Material ;u manseln> wpbl ater
an ~letenpi9em ; cenn rer Iansersr 3stt
mar ypn Ginlapuneen at teutlde Ir5te
gum SanitaterienRe in tem truaneiz
lben Militair nit lem Nnerbieten aus
eercresnt!ib tptr Bs1olpunsenss ST
lslen, unp 70 chen piro aus tsrSare's
CScIotburn) BON Der Nufbebuns zines
truancilten @erbe>B Bureaus berthtet,
ras cine ;temli6e Mn;abl Necruts1 81
liefsrn i'm gesrife war, tarunter, tpie
BET lolben NnldNen nod immerI5sidak
aud Oeutlde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
Sic cage Staliens.

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uno Itaten. Die Nsoolutionspaytsi
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i'm nod fef, erlautt ibm feline NusiSbz
nuns nit pius TX. unc ,rsr INNER
na6 ibm auf cen appfplilaen Stubl
erbcben tusrcet mag.
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reee tem papfe 0ewiemeten Stsue NIT
gang arberen @eflblen aut ais bic
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ftfben uno raS Gplf f9 entieBen.
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italienil9en Uplfes. Der 8Snia Be-
sefbnet f9 alS ben flarfen Mdhter tes
natipnalen NeGtss uno rer nationalen
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timsn Mubm let Stalieasr. 50 miro
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NEE unp G!cttensSu sprssleat
tpereen.
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mIlen bod fragea uarum no1 lars
tere Ndtunoen, tusnn mir tur9 zen
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nod mandss Sabr sutparten mus, bic
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nit teH N~ufBetpt auer ardfte fem tpire,
tab IS ater tur9 cine Muians nit fem
Heids Ten G~ransolen binz
ldnslid III imponirsn fu9t UNI fe BON
einem @a9efrfss 3urldsubalsen.