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LEGAL.
LEGAL,
Johnson, Rogers & Appleton,
itfnrunHn. 81 IuEnlln.at.


con Gul,niy. icaaor u. Ly;oi w. Uaths.
II kosrisan Ghsses 7. 5arsi TrnsIof Morrill,, aud
John II. Dan1fu d9ieutants-1n claucuty,
tin linritt0n.}
Public nntec hereby given That in pursuance Of
Doabor. x. =. l3 ], llonjamja Y hiagfu,or; Master
lioh Iay Il Dscoibof. isil Il the ten ti1'
uc0ek tn thu foreuuuu of thAt day Ut the front qnraua
~ H. St the eaiaPE II, gasw, ne q, So
Z .ho Oy st Gsaxo h sa csanty suIl 70 ~ Ehost
inhfter aod, tho following dosefibod rrGlnBost to VIII
Coumonainx n to aor! !wost earuefof Lot seyon al
n ssld county and Hate running ttanso south m
Of satd LOT 10y fent tlienqs nor on lne parallel
with tho Wust lu ct Sa ln III f0ut. and thuMC0 Wea
tsb nnrh lue Of said 1T to tho piaoo Of bcgaiing
TorMs nj salo !pohaf to bo paid Ia oash an lilo ball
tn tWu otluat aytnents payable aud twH ygnrs
fr tho dato of such pnu DcrfnK ntorost ut uFRt ~
cent es nnan, to he securel by ust-deed said
Dated Nov. Is, 1871.
BENJAMIN D. MAORuDER
1nsor In Chanoery OF tho Hperur Court af CoDk County.
JOHNSON. .noaEna ! APPLETON. Gompainant'B Eact,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
An Early OnInion Of Railroads.

An old copy Of the English Quarterly
Review Of the year 1919 contains an &C
count of II scheme for railroad, on which
it is proposed to make carriages.run twice
as fast as stage coaches. The editor evil
deDtly failed to appreciate the idea, or to
believe in its possibility, for lie comments
upon it thus wise
We are not partsans of the fatastic pro
jects relative TO established institutions,
and we cannot but laugh at an idea so i'm
practicable as that Of a road of iron upon
which travel may be conducted by steam.
Can any thing be more utterly absurd or
more laughable than steam-propelled
wagon moving twice as fast rs our mail
coaches? 1t is much more possible to
travel from Woolwich to the arsenal by
the aid OF Congreve rocket.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
Bots in Horses.

The complete inefiicacy of the various
popular panaceas for bots in horses may be
better understood when we come to know
something Of the nature of these persistent
parasites. They are not worms, but larv-
90 of fly, and are possessed of remarkable
powers of endurance under adversity. The
most insinuatng substances are but as
milk and honey to them, and in an instance
recorded colony of them attached to the
stomach of dead horse were in no way
inconvenienced by an hours exposure to a
bath of spirits of turpentine But when
whale oil was poured upon them they let
go their hold and died almost instantly.
Now, whale oil being thus indicated as an
effective dose, and being aperient in its
action upon the horse. would seem to be
the remedy that should be chosen before
any other. At least it might be we'll to
have some experiments made and the re-
suit carefully noticed and made note of.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
A Word 10 the Rows.

Boys, did You ever think that this world,
with all its wealth and woe, with all its
shipping, its steamboats,, railroads and
magnetic telegraphs, with all its millions Of
grouping men and all the science and pros
gress of ages-will soon DO given over 20
the boys Of tho present age-boys like you /?
believe 1t, and look abroad upon your in
hertance, and got ready to enter upon its
possession. The presidents, kings, Cover.
nors, statesmen, philosophers, ministers,
seachers. men Of the future ale all boys
now.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
Stay on the Farm.

The Rural Nep Yorkcr talks to the
farmers and farmers boys as follows:
If discontented farmers, farmers wives,
sons and daughters, who think the delights
Of city life something worth realizing,
could walk through our streets to-day and
read one thousandth part of the misery
and apprehension that haunt the hearts Of
all classes, and are making lines on their
faces, they would thank God for the peace
and secusion and abundance gathered in
the gardens of their homes. Thousands of
men and women are at the beginning of
winter suddenly thrown out of employment
Few, comparatively, Of these have aught
laid up in store. Young women flock
through the streets with restless, eager,
anxious eyes, with lips quivering with fear
lest they fail to obtain employment that
shall give them food and shelter. Boys
and girls of the country be grateful for
plenty and shelter. You will, perhaps,
never know how to value it until you want
and cannot get either. How many of those
in the city are country-born; and how
many would gladly go back to the home
steads for refuge, and yet many not have
the means 10 get there Farmers, thank
God for the harvests, and that you have un-
sold food for your families! You have
reason
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
To Bleach Cotton.

A very good way to bleach cotton is TO
soak it in hnttermilk for few days.
Another way is to make good suds put
from one to two tablespoonfuls of turpen-
tine into it before putting the clothes in.
Wash as usual, wringing the clothes from
the boiler, and drying without rinsing. BY
using two tablespoonfuls of turpentine IL
the first suds on washing days it will save
half the labor of rubbing, and the clothes
will never become yellow, but will remain
a pure white.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
Care Of Animals.

Keep fatteuing animals fully fed, but be
careful TO vary the food sufficiently to
cause a goal appetite.
Hogs should be fed on cooked or soaked
corn, or corn meal, almost entierly towards
the last days of their fattening. Throw
lime and ashes, in small quantities, on the
iloors Of the pens from time to time, and
occasionally feed little sulphur.
Young animals ought not to be made
tender by too close housingiand should be
treated gently and with familiarity.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

we invite communications from all pcrsons who are
Interested Ia mattsrs properly belonging to this de-
partment
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
SU N B II II "
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SUNBURY, PENN'A.

THIS Company has upwards OF Sl50,00O OF as.
L sets (withOut its premium notes) as the State
Commissioners report will show, and as
STOCK aud MUTUAL COMPANY, has more
assets than any other local company in this State.
1t insures country property at from $3.50 to SLOO
per thousand, for, three years including injury
sustained from lightning.
1t takes risks from one up to i've years with or
without a note, as applicants may desire and i'll
sures up to three fourths the full value OF the prop
erty.
This Company has never laid a single assess
ment and isone OF the cheapest, safest and most
reliable companies In the State.
JAMES ORR, Agent
New Bloomfield, Perry CO.. Pa.
a1- Also, Agent for the North American, Fire
Insurance Company OF Philadelphia, and the
Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company OF
Dauphin Co.. Pa, and also, Agent OF SOME OF the
most reliable Lie Insurance Companies In the
United States
August 25 lS74tf
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
Or. J. Wnlker'S California Vim

Nrlf BittprS nre uurclv Vegetable
preparation. made Chiefly from the untivo
hegbs found on the lower ranges of tie Sier-
ra Nevada mountains OF California the
m5licinal properties of Which are extract
- thercfrom Nithout the use of Alcohol.
The question is almoS! daily asked, "What
is the cause Of the unparalleled success of
VINEGAR DnTEss?" Our answer is. that
they remove the cause of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and life giving prin-
ciple, perfect Renovhtor and Invi9orntor
OF the system. Never beforein the history
Of the world has medicine been com
po1nded possessing the remarkable quail
tiles OF VINEGAR BlTrElss in healing the sick
Of every disease MN is heir to. They ere
gentle Pnrgativc as well rs Tonic, reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation OF the
Liver aud Visccral Organs, in Bilious Dis
cases.
If men will enjoy good health. let
rem use NINEGAe BfTTGRs as a medicine,
aud avoid the use Of alcoholic stimulautS
every form.
II. ~. MCDONALD * CO.,
Druggists aud tciirra Agents, FrlncocU. JaifDt-
mia, and MAshiIigtor aud Charlton New York.
Sold by MI druggists and ADcRIers.
November 10, lS74-1m
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-01
Agents WanteA.

II ATHI LATH
i \ Plastenng Lath-whlte and yellow plne-for
safe at reasonable rates. Also, JOB SAVING
done by GEO. A. LIGGETT,
20 lexesburg Perry CO., Pa.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
makes this sensible reply in the Chriet
ian Union to query as to whether il
was wicked to dance alt is wicked
when it is wicked, and not wicked when
1t Is not wicked In itself it has M
more moral character than wa,kino
wrestling or rowing. Bad company
evil dances, untimely hours, may max
the exercises evil; good company
wholesome hours, and home influences
may make it very great benefit.
A theft went into Milwaukee lew
elry store, where woman was the only
clerk, and ran out with gold chain
The woman chased him, yelling Astop
thiefp at every jump, but people on
the street thought it only family row
and did not interfere. Probably, sup,
posing the fleeing man to be a husband
in peril, they rather 3ytnrathized with
him. The woman caught him at last
however, and in his pockets were found
many stolen articles.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
OLD probabilities

That person to whom. in time past,
we were wont indefinitely to alIudo by
the title of'sClerk of the weather is
no longer myth no longer weak
attempt at sarcasm on the part of one
whom intolerable heat. or stilfenins
cold, or reign of mud and weeping
skies had driven to desperate imagln-
ings.
Within few years daily reports of
the state of the weather at different
parts of the country, aud predictions
with regard to the changes that may
be expected in this or that scetioa have
become a part OF our every mornings
news. The daily newspaper which has
any title to the respect of the reading
public has its special modatiou
for the reports Of the Signal Service
Bureau, and every business man al he
turns oyer his paper, while discussing
his breakfast, gances down the col
umns to see what - Probabilities has
to say with regard to the character of
the day. On its promises or fore ebodugs
he deems it safe enough to rely as to
whether he shall take his umbrella
under bis arm to the store, or shall
permit his daughter Emily 10 accompa.
nya the proposed excursion party !;
whether he shall order his correspon-
dent at Detroit to ship cargo of wheat
by way of the lake, or suggest to his
wife that in the expect on Of fne day
she may permit the washing for the
Household to be done. How much OF
saving, of economy, Of health, Of happi
ness depend upon the ada daptation Of
human affairs TO the weather we are
just beginning to learn through the
varied aud increasing uses Of the iutor-
nation supplied by this new institution
To be sure, the predictions with regard
to the changes are not always entirely
verified by the phases Of meteorology
in all parts of the country, but, consId
erlng the recent establishment of ths
service, and the inexperience OF mos
of the observers at the many station,
1t has been found necessary to appoint
the accuracy of "probabiIitities' il
general has demonstrated the value 0
the service to the people. The intelli-
gent and prudent farmer will not nov
SOW his grain or NOW his grass in tL
Ice OF an approaching north east ral
The intelligent ship master will no
DIST anchor and move out to sea whe
he knows the "cau'iopary" storr
signals have been ordered for tb
region of coast be intends to sail dow
Verify, here is science to some purpos
science made practicable for the use
Of whole nation
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
q RdaaaissEstraiOr'sNOsice.

a the February term of Probate Court for
IN the county q Polk and State Of Oregon,
uhaersigne was duly appointed Admin,
th'or "' The estate oi hueinda Ford, deceased.
All persons holding claims against said estate
must Pr",eh' inc same duly verified to me at
NY residence near Independence within six
months from the date hereof or sueh olni,ns
Will be forever barred. And oil person
knowing themselves indebted TO said eaa
must make tmmeafate payment unless sa
Indebtedness is credited by note.
February 4th 1874
JouN FoRD
gen Al ." Administrator
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
Min !
g%fB1.FTa ftbA~ ADOPTED BI
1EEE F8Gk COUNTY PEOPLES
10NIs*N HON


Hesaffe@, lHat t9 promote tha "eitare anu
hapft"'Ns ~ '7s gsos'e s5'4't - 'a9 en- o'
tsv taEcFAGl4Af. ''iiI ti'at lHis sat eau oalS DO
-ee ire4 by choosing hones' and good men Tor
oasc9
, Ybattbe tgesent political PARTY orgaEira-
dHas ere - N3ea, ssi Alarming e<seai uh-
ser the eogti"' ~ F'7sa aHd pa"iie shAfpsH'
whose pr'ae;H3e e'tsst L pa' ths IF'iao'''H
~slse. Il aae. 10 Ds used ia making money
I., e.rfns.s a.... .4ssaaas,t a,aans.
J. That = 'stH1 Tue "atAsF''y II ahy party
t' '.h' - g F@s'
nomination @a'asz "a aus" A'e ''@s W 's's'
A"fesf AS't *sfss'
TIA. we rer frten the practice which
,,y.st...., ,z. ts.s.sr. i a.. Ia.t leg.
5~5ast.F.. la favssis.s ii es 10 procure G5sal ar
stasF '.<''t..s'.' +@.''& ', 80. = :
't'.' 1@'i' f.
a7' t''1 S3""s '.'@'e
:. rtat every bsi saaa'i stand 81 its own
n+es'fs a5 IS asat +. i.s tass4a. af sss sfai't
thS &aa5se Il e"sAtd secure ''1sJ t'isS - "*tt
h's'ss
.. aas We .asea asliE aSf'3Fa 1a@ '4't
st"t !. 90
s*
-.
"a. -.
I @tf'@<a 's.s
'f Fe""tA'@
Fos@'
Taat 5.t saNas. teth State ami eaaaty
4sea a8s .ratstq., aad $50 BE- rFeasiy
s-..a..s f.e.4s.eeg,t t., the pasile ke.-
/ AlanN
/ s. That ta0 alttsa II sae i'st iseel@iataFe IN
Increasing fhe saaf4ss os a3sf.egs t#ftfect6T ~
perqa<tses IS - direct vtsi 3iao v5 ti4e 'sas -
fattaf ~ tae State .Mnd i* "a a a. Will {5s
! ..3l@as salary grap s1alc hy Congress. wbiel
+ ,ast bes useo istasly G.IdeWas3 hy tac peeI'je
antl o. ut H. base he4R ~itaiGY Repeated. lne}t
/ ding fAr in3frass pf tas sa.8rBss ~ the FTeel
/ 4ept aud Judges Of tbs saprsma Court.
: = iRa1 " : Flea3as f'8S''e, ss'''' :" %,
tas'e t,' eHssets va -, 81 ~ :, "
"", <a's' .s.,
sr
sif;.,r. c,.a,r.t ,.gt,t,.sl es.nge..ti.ts.
II That be eYfe ehou8f sfts.ate who the1
miii uaiuiuatn. a89 uat gaoss uh9 h4HT r =
4se},t st1ea 70 a5stafe their own successor
t2 That VS. uFe opposed TO bestoalH
otltes an mere politicians WHO make 0 Iee.saes 81
a basIHes; tbat we want business men II
atft,e thar no man should be trusted wIth
rcspoaslh.e pf3ee wao has uot sbowa h,nsel
! ratiait.e ol securing q re-peettate living il
SONS honorable ctap1oy nent, that the ma
aho tannat manage hi4 osa business. will b
l,Aegy o prove IA bal officer aud public de
flute.
+ l3. That we assert the doctrine that n
| menupoiv il beyond the control of the Govern
aeuf th8f the State aas a right u regutat
fairs aud frcigbts OF railroads, which are whol
" iu It's limits. and that Congress can an
ought t. do The same IN relation t., inter- stat
railroads.
III That The most important interest OF ID
State il Arriculturc.> aud that our farmers ar
deeply iniercsles 10 cheap trant portatioa an
ths Improvement Of eur river aud barlors ain
,ve earnestly recommend liberal appropriation
hy Congress for tho same.
I5 That we have but little faith in the nc
ton of present political parties to provide 4
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR lIIIlTLl llHB IIsIRAIIg
APPLY TO THE OLD
PHUNIX OF HARE
FORD
hacanSa
because

First, 1t has complied fully with the Ore1 n
tate Law
Second. It's contracts Oregon are backed,
under re-insuranee contract, by its own and
the united assets Of the Home Ins. Co. Of NeE
York and the North British and Mercantile Ins.
Company,of London, aggrcgatng S22 2,564,O 81
Offering the best security Of any Fire Insurance
Company or Association in the world.
Third. 1t can carryI arge risks, as its poli-
cies are Teinsured by the above mentioned
Conpar les, so that the PHOENIX alone can
carry the game line that all three companies
would take separately.
Fourth, 1t requires but set Of books
in ease Of loss; thus giving the security n
three Companies without the trouble of dealing
with se2erate Corporations.
@0n these solid merits, viz:
Capacity to carry the largest risks, -
The amplest possible security,
The simplest adjustment in case Of loss, and
The prompt and equitable payment of all just
claims,
The PhGnix Insurance Company solicits
your patronage.
G.. A. REED, Agent,
SALEM, OREGON.
F4b 1878 iy
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
NqsTas'si.

NJ otice Is heFeby giycn that Orlando Alder
q ni4u ,gas q 91ointud executor oi the essate
al jacob Cooper deceased at the February term
u tie Gpnaty net for Polk county Oregon
All persons hasing claims Or demands against
said estate nic hereby notified to present them
to the undersigned at his residences three mics
N L Of Bethel in iii County within six months
from tho date OF this notice
March 7th 1874
Orlando Alderman
Executor
sf&l
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

WEEKLY. sENIwEEKLY, AND DAHL

THE WEEKLY Sun Is too widely known
- require anY extended commendation hat
ihe teasens which have already given II hty
thassaa / sahse lhars, and which will, we hope.
A3te II lnaay thousand more, are briefly rs
.ulows;
1t ffst rate newspaper. ALL news Of the
lav " III ne found IN it. condensed when un-
4tp4ftant, ~ full length when "f moment. and
sIuaf- aecSfuael IN y rsSr in'rkii.sible aud
lasafsssluE manner
Ifisalr.e 5afa fsinG&e ne9sfanar. mi, ef en-
tetssjnfut aa letraet5ve feaing ot every
kna. hut contaiulse s.a.aia,s ybat can offend
he most delicate ana gHaalaus taste.
Ttisa first rate storv paper. The best tales
and romanres of current literature are carefully
selected aud legibly printed in its pages.
It isa frst rate agricultural raper. The most
fresh and instructive articles on agricultural
topics regularly appear III this department.
It is an independent political paper, belong
ing to no PARTY aud wearing no collar 1t
f;glts for principle, aud FIR the election OF the
best men for office. 1t especially devote
its energies to the exposurd of the great cor
country, aud threaten to undermine republican
institutions altogether. 1t has no fear of
knaves. aud ASST no fayors from their
, supporters.
1t reports the fashions for the. ladies and
the markets for the men, especially the catt O.
markets, to which it pays particular attention.
Finally it Is the cheapest paper published.
One dollar a year will secure it for .ny sub-
scrber 1t Il not necessary to get up a club
IN order to have THE WEEKLY sun at this
rate. Any one who sends single dollar will
get the paper for a year.
We have no travelling agents.
rHE WEEKLY SUN.-Eight pages.
fty-six columns. Only 500 u year. No
discounts from this rate.
THE SEMI-wEEkY SUN.-Same
size ,ts the daily sun. $500 year. dis
count of 20 per cent to clubs of I'D or over.
THE DtaLYSUN.-Al large four-page
newspaper of twenty eight COLUMNS. Daily
circulation over 100000. All the news for
cents. Subscription price go cnnts month
5000 year To clubs of I'D or over,
counto 20 per cent.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

SUMMON $.

In the Circuit Court Of the sta.e Of Oregon
for Polk CouAty:
Martha Il. sperry, PHI.
J. NJ. sperry, Deft,
To J. NJ. Spcrry, said Defendant:
In The
name II the State of Oregon, yoa are hereby
summoned 10 appear in snid Court by The
frat day Of the Nav term thereof A. u. 1874
anda answer TIC complaint Of said PIN agaiesl
you, or decree fpr wait thereof viii be taken
against you. And il you fail TO answer SAID
complaint, tae PHI. viii apply 70 tho Court Tor
decree dissoipiag the bonds Of nlatFimoay ex-
isttng betW.rh you and PIN, apd ior other
reiief demanded il the complaint.
j. l.. COLLINS,
MaI2l6w pi1's. Atty
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
I he giherai \ puOllfOu.
DALLAS, APRIL, IS 1874.
"A USTY OLD CHELOR'
IDEA OF LOVE IND WARpI>
AGE
BY W. Al


Cupids arrows poisoned are.
HIS darts are fatal things
Tor Hc6fock is the end Of life,
And lave has fseting wings.
Cupid smiles and capiivates,
The heart entraneed is bound,
WeIlock comes, al joy departs,
No pleasure more is found.
] am resolved to live alone,
And ere colebate to be,
That | some happiness may find,
And pleasure too may see,
Ne scolding wife or crying babes,
To turn my miad astray,
But a lasting happy solitude,
Until my dying day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Oeuilih d.

Peter: Sept bait bu mir i&on cine gauge !3sit
lang sridblt mas Der telegraph fet, atsr i'd per-
lfsbs NOD grab iOsisI saspn, ME Der SIsl pom
@tissnipiel.
Sannss Tam pab nal auf peter, i'd mia
Dir has Ding cod rsutli3 MAIDEN. TENT Dir
NAL stnsn Sunb, Der 70 LANCE mare, pae Der appf
in WisE unS Der S&peif lid in paris bsfSnpe.
gstsr: Narr pu, tas ii ia glsS!
Sannss: Gu, bSr bod, isst inp mir sIsiS fer.
fis. Tsnf Dir, Is tritt Sinsr in paris benz Dumb
auf ben SSpanS 70 piro Der 9opf in @i.n bel.
len.
Gas 1T Der Sslssrayb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

nsA- Die 0irafe-tin S9pimmspssl. 3pei
gausrn famsn auf ibrer Wanssruns surS ben
scOlOsii@sn @artsn in Berlin aud ~ ben @i.
raHsn. @an3 sri&rsdt 70 sr,Gblis elm gBartsr
sss @artsns, laien ie ibrs srfauntsn glide iber
ben fc,sn Sau Der Risisn binslsiisn, unl&laITa,
wis is ~bieislbsn daiTTeirsn loQsn.
Sr4sn, bsSt Der Cine an, nat is bet for en-
Beef?
Sa, peter, nat ntas't fen, eat Isbt ia srauis
aus!
Sc4sn, bat bait ia msit n Sals as n Spam,
mat mesuf2
Sa, pstsr, fannf benn MID Isisn | Da isibt
ia i6rspsn, I is n Swimmpesel.
|G Sp1sn, 10 n Spimmsossl BEN id min
Dag MID isbn, mat n Ystf!
Die @utsn battsn i9 surS cine nabe Safel
IRE fabrsn lafsn, auf wsl&sr ssISrisbsn Ians {:
Nur 9 d M | M sSssL gareu &c. Sarfen pom
pablifam %ssfiittsrt psrssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

sos-Ven Wablum trisbsn sissnrr srt sr,ablt
elm iasssutitss gIatt: @annsr, iasts Der Ger.
ltsHbaasr pom Stcfainssn iu isinsn Grsunsen,
biz ME sr, gu @ablmannern ssft,t pcrssn wa.
rem, Wannsr. i'd msin' bali, mir pSbleu ben
Stisftltrau, has mar Der rs&te @ann uns or
laats babel in f& binsin.-Gi parum ssnn
ben s-Gs mar chen nur. sab CT BON Der graus.
ret tpssfommt une mir bann wisssr elm sutsS
Bier btfemmtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
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