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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
AN NDrrrxDxNr 4 +

Charles Sumner last night suptsdh is
surplus gall upon the hssds Of $50 Re
publioans. So Democrats and l5H Inds-
psndsnis-ths half bsing sutro. Who
sat in the right hand upper box nearest
the stage. We arc not in o moodts ~
view the hithy harangus made By Mr..
sumner, Of whose ability - . public
speaker We had bean led 70 expect con-
sidsrsbls. He made . most bitter. per
sonAtyI vfhdstiss, Asvdy sttask spon
every psrsoa Who diasrs viii Ais an
plsy.r. Aaolph sutro. and-that's all.
We defy any one who sat through his
hArsngus to point out an asgunsnt-
unless the prsssnss Of the old Assyrian
in the corner b deemed sueh-mads Or
Q principle dismsssd which would in
dues any man 70 vote against the Re
publican party. Sumner 10 vary severe
upon Tom Fitch. He thinks Fitch had
no right TO take s~mplsynsnt Of The
Comstock mining companies and appear
before the people In their defense. He
agrees With sutro that he (sutre) and
hs only Aas . monopoly Of privilege In
this particular. But. although the cor
psniss Aforesaid have no right 10
employ Tom Fitch. the speaker is fully
convinced hat the sutre Tunnel Com
pany y privileged 70 employ sutro for
this purpose. and that sutro has the sd-
dsd right TO hire him Summary TO at
tack hh (sutzo's) opponents. Sutre
has hired Sumner and that is how he
happsasd 10 come int Virginia City re-
Gently. he hired Mr.. Sumner TO come
up here from Ban Franeisco for the pur-
pose Of editing the sutro Dependent. .
sAsst ,notoriously the vilsst and most
uatruthfl Of any on this coast. He
psys M. Sumnsr good wages for his
editorial services. How much Sumner
receives for cursing Sharon and sulo-
CHING sutro on The stump, We are net
svars. He earns his moneys that Is GER
tain.
But No do not propose 10 dsny.
- hsa ths Depsnient In the case Of Mr..
Fitch. tbs right Of Mr.. sutro to hire Mr..
Summer to damn Sharon or laud Sutre.
On ths contrary. w think sutro weeds
ssns such speaker q sumner. His
(Sutre's) aniabls nature would revolt
at the thought Of vindicai.g itself. he
needed . PROXY and Mr.. Sumner came.
We regard Mr.. Sumner - able to de-
fsnd Sutrs against every one. II he
haA Known Mr.. Sutro while very young.
that catastrophe narrated by the speak
or. whsrsin Mr.. Sharon got the best Of
Sutrs in . physical Transaction. never
would have occurred. and Sutro might
have been . decent man. Its too late,
however. Enough Of this. Mr.. Sum-
nsr did not make . speech last night.
He harsngusd the audience, raised q
laugh several times and disgustsd every
man present. We are told he Is . re-
former; that the meeting Last svsning
was an Independent gathering. We
Judge both statements TO be true. Mr..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
Rob Hoisr, Of tbs arm Of

Rob Hofsr. Of tbs firm Of
oua fhsno '-uon City, has just
Kelly { Hoi.r. In u Chief csrk
received his I, ,"'i.smsn. s0e
Of the Branch Mn In TIA. any 60.
capable young M 80. and
ition he has been an
IA 80 has worked htA
we congrAtulats s-s..Sl.
ssssss'cr.siosss, friend Bob on the
pssdsns md ou, Tell deserves
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice OF Invitation.

THE SOCIETY OF MEXICAN VETERANS
l and all members Of California Pioneer 10
~cisties, IN COED standing. sojouming In this
section. are cordially invited TO Join with the
Pacinc Coat Pionsers In their annual eelsbrA-
tion, on SATURDAY, October 81. 1874.
T. 3. sTORRR, President.
yiroinia. October I'd. 1874. oc2I I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27

ore Massachusetts, hrn converts two
tons Of paper into envelopes daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
On Saturday, October slst,

aHI WMUI y IJINHGT
THR PloNExJs Win bom h PnoC1ssloN
b Asst q tAsif Hail, % . stsst, virinaa, ct
n O'Clock T., prsosdsd by IL NATIONAL
GUARD ssesk and viii march dovn
ssttsa 49, No o stssst, through Q street. TO
ns Crown roini oAes. Cold Hi, md eosstsr.
march 70 Yort Hensstsad, whsfs III fltsrssy
Irsreasss Of he nay vtii take piaes. Thsss
Izsseisss win consist q a oniioa h N.
Prank slowed I'd q osigtaAlfssAIt, S6des
1,H. nyios. sfss Villa . eouAiiea b ssgysd
10 The soetsty ssd = Ths Pssssssiss'
WIN thsa agAin Nm 81 rstum 70 pIossR'
Hail, vlfyinh, asd b disnisssl. oeist q :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
POSTPONED.

Owing 70 the ineisnsney Of the weather, the
above Nass Meeting and rrocsssion 10 post
ponsd until some future time, OF which due
notice win be given.
Bo order Of the Committee.
ecs4 .lL- JONAS sRELY, Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
Comstock Republican Club.

THERE WILL BIZ A MEETING OF THE
DAY EvENINu, October 18th, ~ TO o'clock.
al No. 100 South @ street new brick stofe).
A full attendance IL reSuested.
ociIa 81 II. BARTLETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
GRAND
TORCHIIGHT PROCESSION /!
March non tlirini. to Gold Hill.

Anrch Irom virBinis 70 ] niiis
THE VARIOUS CLUBS AND CITIZENS
Of Virginia generally WIN meet In mont q
The International Hotel,
rhis Cssturday) Evening. Oct. s<th,
Az 9 o'clock, sharp, wnsn the line win b
formed. The eelumn viii move O 60 =. L.,
through Soath G street 70 the Divide, thence 10
Cold hill. AtAv participating In the Grand
Mass Meeting, 10 be held q hat plans, they
viii rstum 70 virrinia City.
The President o. sch Clsb win take eAarEs
Of their respective Ciabs. They will also 70
port 70 the ksnhaist 4 O'Clock !. =. 10 receive
The HsrsSaI has appointed ~ his Aids, Capt.
in. W, Atchinson and Capt. y. O. Lsrd.
Y Tho following named gentlemen have been
appointed Assistant NarShah:
A. D. Adkinson .fisst Ward
John 9. Pidgs. :, s",....s.... second Mare
o. 1niIu WY
Joseph Belmor. .Foufth WARD
The Assistant Marhais win rsport 10 the
xSuhal, as his once. No. 10 North o street, at
t4rlock =. 4. BY order.
SsSlit J6HN LANBKRr, harshai.
EiosrioNrMIMr.
4 The soovS Rally and Torchlight froesssloa.
owing 70 the inelsusney o. he ve.thsf. 10
DostIonsd mill SINS fatufs tine, Of which dns
totiss Win b siss aas n s,ssis x.rA.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
SECOND WARD
Union Republican Club,
oolo MILL.

RsqyL4s nEEsnes: EVERY rSI;
country - I've bet Interests, are Invited 70 a.
.vNc;c G. sTEyxSsoS, rrs.lS:hi;
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NOTICE.

Noricl n HERl!Y OWEN THAT TEE
-. p~slinl.sat Tax List 81 Ne tovn Of Gold
~ - ~ a.eaiy0f ssline April. is7s, 10 IN
y nen1s. - q tAs exDintioI Of tweuty.six
Iios. KsLLY. Town x.nA.,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27

~ Holders Of Tickets entitled 10 FREE
PASSAGE % eunibuses spd aAnission %
Dancing Hslls u Cold Hii and Nrxials "a
iibitun. -1@'
- The most perfect order viii b preserved
and no ~disrspataks psrsons viii b admitted
- Reliable psrsons VIII b In charge Of the
Cloak and Hat rooms. and no charges win b
made 10 the guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
JFlRsT WARD
UAien Republican Club,
GOLD MILL.

pseuLAx MEETINGS. EVERY TUES:
Iss..s EEaES.ss;s 81 III Il |. . s:.s b. .iss:.
s =. Iii: , sI;ss:: ! i sss.::; s .s K: i 6.
ss's,:s,s ~ s's''a' s' s'rs'.n' invited
!. w.D o. oIBssN. President:
AQ. = oecyenH. .l..-.L-- oei1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-27
NEW TO-DAY.

GRADUATE OF THE IAHNxNANN MD.
M.ssasi i Sslses & & lsss:s:siiss's:iT =" =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

To RoCKPoRT BY LADDER. Tv-
ansville journal tells good joke how
an Evansville merchant made the land
ing az Rockp0rt. in Spencer county. on
a dark night recently. lie went up the
river on packet. and in the darkness OF
the early morning landed: valise lii
hand, aud not seeing any one stirring
around the wharfboat, he started up
town by himself, because he disliked TO
trouble any one, and by some streak OF
good luck found he road, aud followed
il half way up the bank. until he found
his further progress arrested by the alb
ruptly rising rocky bluff. lie explored
a little. and in cropping about came upon
n ladder. which he concluded must BE-
the means by which the natives sealed
the banks. and accordingly he began the
ascent. His progress was naturally very
laborious aud slow. but after slipping
back a couple of times aud catching
himself. he finally reached the top. tired.
discouraged, and covered with mud.
lie sought hotel and was soon enjov-
ing natures sweet restorcr The next
day while going about town with some
friends they poposed to 90 down TO the
wharf-boat. but he declined aud expires
sed the opinion that Rockport ought TO
have a decent landing. whereat they all
stared aud replied that il was one Of
the best on the river. lie thought pos
sibly the landing might be. bus ihc road
up the bank was not but after some hes
itation he went with them. thinking be-
could stand the trip ii they could. and
on his way down he discovered that in
stead of taking the right road he had.
in the dark climbed ladder TO the top
of hill at great danger Of his life. when
he could as we'll have had a safe and
easy path by broad road. lie says he
advises all strangers to make the land
ing in daytime, or else TO wake up the
Waterman at the whari-boat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20
MINIS BHOGANs
LADIES SHOES,

CH1LDREN's SHOES AND BOOTS
80 which be invites the attention of tht
Puhlic, confident that cau sou good ar-
ticlc- aa low Ms any body. Aiy long rN-
pcricnce s. boot maker iW-iiie- me it
saving tltHt ny Wors is hr er ,Aau nil
.oA.r shop 10 Dubois rouuiy. J t0ok
ne prize oh boot. q beth tne
Esmb0i. and fhi..c Eni9a.
other boot makers. aNer seeing b.,
work. being afraid % cpmpm WOOL
Of ali kinds done promptly, anil ail ih'
work going ont 0t my shop guDrrn'ced
Give mc . emil ". MAY.
! Oct. 3ls,, lSl3.-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20
somsthlng 20 preser.c.

We find the following summary float
lng around ia the papers. AMI We do not
know what better 10 do with IL than re-
print and ask our II .dcal friends 10 cut
il out and paste IL Ia their hats. ii Will
save them exercising their inventive
genius in ind,ny reasons TO oppose the
Democracy:
Democrats are ia tavor of a cheaplN
administered, plain, economical govern
ment.
The Radicals in power are in fayor o.
Initiating ROYALTY, practice the most
enormous ouira4e~. frauds. aud swindies.
aud waste aud steal The substance OF the
people.
The Democrats, rs rule. arc for free
trade, or Iariil for rcvnue only.
The Re 'lcal- in power are the authors
of the most outrageous tariffs and pro-
lection poVcies thlt ever cursed "a people
The burdens thus laid enrich Northern
manufacturers, butt ut the expense OF
the Western and southern farmers and
mechanics.
Democrats are opposed 70 that class OF
legislation that enables stock gamblers
10 thrive upon the industrie, of the m
ton. and legalize a few individuals IN
large communities 10 do banking bust.
ness oppressive upon labor and small
manufacturers.
Radicals go TO Congress poor. but by
legi-lating for banks, rings, and monop
oliess they soon become wealthy.
There is little thai is right in Radica
legislation, and the people OF the Wes'
especially, are tired OF il.
The farmers movement is n many
respects identical with Democratic OF
position TO Radical misrule. To tn,
Democracy and the farmers movcmcn
must the people look for national relief
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

The Changers at st. Louis. In con-
vcntion assembled. have lifted into no
tice some questions of moment and sig
nificance. The most interesting declar-
alton is that the Grange, National. State
or Subordinate, is not political or a
party organization. That is one step IN
the line of common sense. The move
ment in the interests of the farmer j.
most praiseworthy, and deserves All
possible encouragement. But the at
tempt to form seperatc and distinct
National party on the basis of such a
movement would be ridiculous. This
movement Of class which should 81
dominant in the country must affiliate
with one OF the two great political par
ties in the country. There is only one
party with which it is likely 70 affiliate
aud that is the party of the people. The
resolutions of the Changers. printeI
elsewhere, deserve careful attention o
the patrons of Husbandry' not only
but of all voting and thinking men
When the Changers quit endeayoring L
forms great National party in Congress
they will have taken one step towar'
accomplishing something practical 10
themselves and for the country. Tha
the Grange movement and infuenc
will naturally gravitate toward the Dem
ocratic party is becoming more an
more evident Cin. Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

GA letter from Paris says: ''The re-
cent suspension of the greatest of the
French Catholic papers, L'Univers, at
the instance of Prince Bismarck, furnish
es striking proof of how complete i
the suhserviency of the French Govern
meni 10 German orders"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20
b u L l. S
w Orm Destroyer


VLfANoN WALLER Co.. ca. !
lnre ~
~ ions nrrr- Dear Sirs have recently ritrf ynnr
SWORN sir1Fcf' several trials anA in1 D. vonitriris
efcaciol- ~ ha. not failed w SINGLE ihstnrrc c h1Nh
the wished for effect hm doing pretty lug 4nn rf
practice and hhyc daily use flr SOME article ~ lss
am sis mostretpect
IrLttsP. CLEMF ST. 20. p.
p So unqualified and numerous ore The 20 i'fln-
mails "a favor 80 my Worm Destroyer hat ueNsTt.
spacc ia eutirflg TOO small 81 IolI if rtrl0s.
n "a m nf1ilihlc rcmcfy fr Worm fr~ u aHf q
convinced See my Jourta for morefaN r.r-I tiDn.
joins JUL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

eJ-ihe Kansas House of Representa-
tives, by a vote Of 80 to q, passed q
resolution requesting the County At
torney TO take steps for bringing OK
Senator Pomeroy to trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.


Arrii aN fsrt.
IN raHx BtfL.-Dcar Sir. Knowing ite efficiency
nu- S,r.suaria and me healing ari Bono 81 tl pnfl
lies ID possesses, send goa htioioNAg .tat ensht"
ny case.
wa wounded about two wears go--vpt fahe n pris-
ner ara confined on six months. Ecirf mnFta ~ VT
ten nv wounds ha, no l.7i,t yet. h1yf nN. tf
= moment since WIS vorntri. sni shof 'fr"'ri ~
Ain. Mv gauerii health mpnired frt renl II nie
ching a. assist ~ fure have NOR, ftiA r. tnhf '4r
sannriIla than aurf fuF fl.r vi p ftf fn Nn
np Please express barr dsrci i'rt 1.id pbiie'
CArrsIS e. ,. .NhNrtN-
81 lorff, 70.
p s-The following was written AIri 'oth, 1923
Mrs Jennie johnson. mother ~ crIi Johnsoni
nr Jors p-rr-ncsr siri Ny hnstant nr. e
johnson was t-kififi Surgeon aNt gAf eiar in ttnr
N.a Nark. vhere DE- iis+. leaving he above A. D
guhi.. tY mt care. Ar ti, rev Eear NJ re Y.
thrNNfl fiHrrhNH aud ftf0' iIA. '.f .fN 't'
siraInari4il o. cured h.n. haf r f'n
commended ~ rHuy in .eW trtf a.f trn If Nt
..faflia fevtr .ser-. auA g.se-si HN. itf
success has attended, it. lh. care c.tt' NJ
cases 81 serDfflf fHf '.tt t.rrs NNf. 'ltNI N''N
/ ava vcff anriaus for a.. sor to afHin i.' rec
your sarsarArila. Hr is fearful ni .i iut g w
article. hence his writing 81 ff fNr NtN.
were terrible. ini believe he villa re-nver-
Respectfully, - ,..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20
FRENCH'S NEW HOTEL.
Cor. Cortlandt New Church sts.. New York

RcHakp 7 FRkyca, Son Of the late Coz. Richard
French, of Prenchs Hotel has taken tbs Hotel newly
hted ~ AMI entirely renovated the same Centrally
located Ia the business part of the City
ladies' and Gentemens' Dining Rooms Attached
July II, 1878 -6m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02
kirdlidt Htuigktitrn.

2Sef@e SortC6ritte bic fatbOlii@e
STRIDE in man9en gountp's ma6t, bemeif
). .. 2ipinsitons Co., 81. Sort inb in
Z Sabren 9 nene tatbOlii4e 8ir6sn sebaut
morbsn.
Qas sWobile &ssiitsr" min aus super-
ldlliser Guele erfabrsn babsn, bab Elm
ipoblbabenosr Mann in Stem Yort Dem
gildof Auintars ben 4ntrae sema9t bat,
cine gibIiOtbet fir bic l1niperlitdt beg
Sloens gu srridten, pelde osrjenisen oes
yrineeton %6olesiums slei6 Iein Iol. Ser
gildof iol oieie Ofcrte ansenOmmsn ba=
ben.
Sn Der 3eit pom S-15 Nopember on=
les Sabrss fano cine sroBe Tational=Yil
serfabrt mad Sours, ju Dem @rabe oes +.
Wartinus itatt, Die BON 4 Garoindlen, 7
er3bii4Ofen uno 40 giidOfen 5ranfreids
SenebmlSt tporoen mar.
Sn Grrei6tnms Der Iational 9otiu-
tir4e gum bb. SerSen Seiu gu Yaris iinb
big gum %. October oieies Sabres 1876
942 SSr. %einaeaanaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02

uno 70 mitsemadt, Den gritsn als Gin
iabris' 6reiwiliser uno ben 3meiten als
unteroffsier Der artilsris. sIs in oie5sm
Sabre oas Seoanfeit ssisisrt purbe, iaS
er, Der Dor 4 Sabren in Srantrei4 ian 2u~
selre9en s~eitanosn, Su Bonn i'm @ef6usr
niiie!!
-abenau, L. Nop. gm %. D. Dr..
ipuroe bon benz Griebensseri9t bierielbh
9err 9aitor Grepbolb BON 8smpeni9 az
l Sblr. 8eloitrafe in contumaciam perars
tbsilt. neil Der aus Dem @efdnsnib entloIs
isne Serr &aplan 8irih BON 8aIenbar.
Der aui elmer grbolunssreiie besriHen NOR.
in Der Na4t bonn s. auf Den 3. Sept. obns
poIi5silide Inmelouns BEL Dem pafpr
ibsrna4tete. gs ideint, bab iOl9' tiein=
llbe Werationen ppn bsuen mar frIbsT
nidts se6ort, au9 intesrirenee 9eitanbe
tbeile oes GulturtumpIea iinb unb Die De-
nuneiationen in pOaiter Slatbe itsben.
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8efsi(@-

Die Grntnnsns ssS Srn. 9(nbre gum Gpr,N
miiar bts acknowledgements Safna4 purps ssN
ben BEN Rinilerum in 9rilsl nabs fsbtussn 81
bsralsn aufs Gnti@itptnIe ~bsiampft. I'm frias
SteQe bGttfu lt germ ben TseninGr DtleonI -
babt. Aber Der Rinifer blieb aanbbaft. SsSA
l&reisn uns bsuIsn Ale bslsii&sn eihsralsRA
Tatirli&!
am I. Nebember, 10 ubr Absnts, bate I'D snS
81 Sabre altt gSirtb GbeGray Anhro RON Bouiasz
jur8ubt sslsst CT fant itss8 pisptr aufbasJn-
Per ~ Sfnsn. nobel CT i6, ME % i&stnt )u nsis
ausbes une pen eintr SSts pen Is 5uB aa5s
Yaafer HsL. Ssint Grau uns 8inesr beben i>n
auf fe fantsn, eab Ct ben arm sebrontu u. siss,
eaIfs Ysrlssuns am aspfs bate. 3Stunsrxs
ipatsr Rarb Ct.
Herr g. Tinier, pfarru IN Reir bssant gtx-
ton, 10 am z. Rupsmber I'm utter BON a Sab.
rem s~saprbtn. Dsrislbe pire als elm Itbr auiry,
fremmr qsiaIi&s ssI&iIssrt. RI. P.
Serr ;. q. @aapar 10 ,um Slrsumeiamr
Der 0tmttnet @rano. baltar trnannt ruoroep, i&
Sisas sss >. 5. esfsur, Der fsins GntaHuus sin~
rsitts.
An STEELE ees ptrfcrbsntn 8. .. OlisirIa.
ipare Ssr y. Olivier gum yirsemsifsr ppn &s.
eesns ernannt.
200 Sr. purbs Der 8opsp %ssffraft. es sfH
yfarrsr scn Dplbain Dor silifsn Rpnaten an
pei une ben @rsitn lstsnsssfabri6 ssrwuRSslr
V'sl ~ ipsnig FUR lelb Subisct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02

CUR Nufsate sema&t baben bic 9ei9iGs
te Amsrifa's Dor Ger 3eit pes ST. Column
bus Su ituciren, Die s%crbanpsnsn Wonus
men:s lener Belt su erlduteren unr bic
Na3ri6ten itsr bic ursinwobner sus
1ammelr.
81 BEN Tleden 1tedinssn lei Die
tsrbofen bat cine sanse, aus 5 =. rionsn
befebence Gamilis purd ben @snus sif>
tiger pilse pie fe fir esbare S9wdmms
bielt ibren Iop s%sfunber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02
&ebrerelexh In YreuBeu.

3euben III bstanntli@ nt9t nur Elm
&e&tsfaat lOnpern aud In srfer &sibs
Der Staat Der gultur unit Snteai9en,.
Nun irren mir wpbl ni6t, l&reibt bic
y@srmania", rrenn mir bic Beri1tisuna
zines Staatss ,u benz Iitel ~Staat Der
Gultur unp Snteaissn3 rpelentli1 mad
ieiner Glrlorse fir pas S&ullSelsn be-
msHsn, anp 70 ssbsn mir eintse Data aus
Der Statifit pes 0oltsi&uIpsienS, bic
mir einem neuli1 eri@isnenen Werte :
~Masemsine Gbrunif css0Olfslbulwelens
pom 8. W. Seyfabrt" BEN purdaus
~ssIununsstl&as" uni .rei6streu" III,
unp psbsn ftatifiI@e @nsaben ebsr an
S&Snfirbsrei als an S&war1leberst lsis
ben. ssn ben a&t alien YrOYinjen nors
mirt f& pas 0sbalt Der Glsmentarlsbrsr
ME fpl8t: So baben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02
&efo III peroienen.

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Dtalen Die Tadri4t ourd Die 3eitunsen
buben unb briiben pabf Yius TX. iei
5rsimaurer sspeieu. Sieie 9iiss bat Den
ygourrier bella Ystre", Elm bslsi-
ides 8latt, peranlabt 1000 Sr. 8slOb-
nuns fur benienissn aussuieBen, Der oocu=
mentariid benefit, oab pius Der TX. in
elmer 2ose setueien uno baB @ietOr gm.
manuel bas Oetret unter,eidnst babe, Iaut
weldem Der g.. Batter aus Der @eisai4aft
setOBen wurbe.
@ir baben i9on friber u%nieru 2eiern
nit nfreim ureriiden 8 oeu
mentsn" bswieien, bab bic san5e @e-
i4i4te cine b6swiQise grfinouns lei. Bun
ibr Serrn 6reimaurer, 3eist, oas mir uns
9eirrt baben unb ibr t6nnt 5000 Sob Sa-
bel MAIDEN !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02
~&ugemburger Gazette.

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ftld ienes SOn 3ittenbsrs %erpdbnten
Ne1ers Obns 8linse, moran Der Sttsl
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