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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

Police OAsEs-Th.s morning, there were
at the Police Headquarters fifty cents and
costs each.
Influenced, probably by the speedy expecta
tion Of o snow storm, the dodgers last night
fl0cked to the City Hall cells. The number
registered was ffty-three. probably the largest
ever assembled. during one night, in the Hal
cells.
The registering Of dogs continues, but not 81
rapidly AZ last week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
NOTICES..

NvoTICE.-Nsties Is hereby given that will re-
~ ceive proposals until the lAth day OF fsbru
ary, for printing three hundred s9Pies 9t I'm ne
TEE and the REPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF
ACCoC NTS Of the State of Delaware.
The proposals to state the price per page. AMI
iuclu 10 stitching snd dslivery The work. IL be eI
e.uted in accordance with Section L. Chapter :, 0l
Wv taEORdE y. DICKSON.
Clerk OF Committee.
nnvrp Low 90 1874 -.tdSW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
DAILY GAZETTE.

Tho .ager says the money ma,kst consinass
sbuudantly supplied vita loanab!e Iunds. and
ever sthip is ing easily Yeste day call loans
we're plenty at per cent, strictly irst-class two
name paper, three snd four months, Mt per cent,
strictly frat elas4 single-name paper at 'aS per
cent, loans on Government collateral at "l6 per
cent on fret class bonds and stocks at per cent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
- >S@

Whether oil not the Princess Muie ths bride
OF the Duke of Edinburgh, shall precedc the
Princess Louise, Warehouses OF Lorne, is now
sgitating the English Court circles. Queen Vic
toria and the Gar said TO interest themselves
in the matter, the former advocating the claim OF
her daughter and the latter that of his. The
dispute Is TO be settled by tue Herald's College.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. E.-Un Saturday last.
several properties belonging to Joseph, +.
Wilson. of West Chester. were disposed OF ut
public sale as follows House. stable and lot
on South High street, occupied by Mr. Wilson
10 William S. Kirk, for 0,10o. House ana lo'
on the East side of Church street, between
Market and Miner, to j. Shaner, for s3100.--
Lot of ground 125 feet front, on South side Of
Chestnut and east of Walnut street, to j. 3
Cochran and George G. Ilipple, for s27 80 pei
foot.
Lot of ground 45o feet front on South higt
st. west side, adjoining Normal school, TO +. ID
}heen' NJ Is, hickman and r. F.. Monaghan
for S. % per foot.
Farm of SO acres and A perches, In las
Bradford township, ON the Strasburg Road
and adjoining the borough of West Chester
TO James ID. Mcclellan, proprietor OF tn
Logan House, at Altoona, Pa, for $3.50 pc
acre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

Tho ReYaloieaa says several Delawarssns, in
cludlng Collector Nolsn aud George V. Massey,
Esq, have been in Washington advocating the
proposition to establish q marine hospital at Lew
es Such hospital at Lswes Is very much need
ed, and Major Lonand, our Representative In
Congress, Is Of the opinion that an appropriation
will be made tor its erection, etc, during the
| present session.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

ExcIr1so RusAwAY.-Two runaway horses,
attached to q furniture car, created tue biggest
kind of an excitement on Market street, about go
O'Clock, to-day. The team was stopped at Fourth
and Poplar streets, before any serious damage was
sustained,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

Victor EnlIauuel is thought to be augry at
tine announcement III the AEaa4nc de GoMn that
he has contracted morganatic marriage with the
Countess Miraiori, rs all the. Italian official pa
poIs declare thatsuch union could not be recdg
nj. ed by the Italian Parliament and denoul q
| tIs report a. a solemn canard.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
FOR SAFE IND RENT
Valuable ffarss, for Sair

'l'HE T. subscribe. kaSiug determined to.uitfatn
L ing. odcrs ~ Private Sale. his Farm situsts1
It WILMINGTON. Del containing ) acres of land
divided into convenient heds. in IA good state ..
cultivation, an about l. acres vi valuable ch est
nut thinner. IhC improvements consist OF l<ye..
New liouse. built ip modern style. - feet EEIT
ireut /, = feet GeeP. and containing Ii II esu K,.
sood-st5"i rooms; sool Barn. with run- K u
ming water III the yard Carriage Hou.e, Spti n
llouse, Tenant House. Ice ltuir Apple, Peach 4
fear orchards and fine Grlpery that will pruduc .
barrel OF wine rer year IL Is also within mil
.: 6reenyille NiLtion Oh the Wilmington ani
Readln; Railroad. The situation is one # thu
most Plea ant ana desirable n the country aui
well calculated Tor a country at Term. -asJ
an q =. g.. FAlVkE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

New York State has reduced her war bounty
debt to $1l $3.50, ,000 and her entire funded debt
to $2l 900. The general funded debt oil
the State has been practically extinguished.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

The thermometer at Boston, yesterday morn
ing, marked zero at Concord, n. f., 10 be-
low zero; at Lancaster, IS below, and at Lew
istou, Me-, 10 below.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
Thomas b. J.csu.tt ct. al. In chsnesry:

o.A.rln. at..s S.s,s !. s.S',;as; <
tha Above cause, made at the Sept. Tern A.p. 1874
Iii persons having any lien or liens Affecting the
interest estate OF ThSIss D ~f.;SasI ~ Ss@ss Iass
Hwms L. drasf. William a. draef, jacob W.
1raed. and Jacob Qraef, OF either OF them. In the
and emis.s to which said cause relates. are
hsreby notihsd 70 fls = petition setting iorth the
nature and snount Of the s.n. in sas Smes Of ne ,as
asys setors the third Monday In February. A. D..
1874 and TO appear and prove said lien or liens at
tbe ensuing term of the Court before the rising Of
.ns o0a'' HfCTOK Dupont.
S.c9o-lod Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

TEE AssEssoRs.-Y esterday, the County
Assessors sat at the City Hail. for the purpose
Of giving at opportunity to those who were
not assessed to become So Quite number
of persons took advantage of the occasion and
were assessed. The Assessors' books will re-
main open the balance of this week, and pee,
Die who are In doubt as to whether theiI
names are on the lists should call on the OIL
GERS and satisfy themselves. After the sit
ting of the Levy Court, next month, wil
be TOO late to make any alterations In thellsts,
and people not then assessed will be disfran
chised. Voters should attend to this matte'
ut once
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
STATEMENT.

Oo the twenty-second day of January.
A. D., 1874. The state Treasurer set
tied with the Auditor of Accounts. al
which time there wes due from the .,,o,- M
State Treasurer 10 the State s7o.so' ZZ
And due from the Trustee Of the school
Fund to said fund Stesof'+"
Aud due to School Dis
tricts in New Casle
County. ocl 10
In Kent County. l.vnS II -.
in oasseA e0uh''' '''' 2o.7s, l.
And due from State Treasurer to the
| State ss q sinking fund. under act OF
the General Assembly. entitled An
act in relation to Oysters" passed at - 9,
Dsver. March %. 3.lz. =
ss4 lsl 81
Whole amount applicable to the Schoo! Fund
liquidation of the State debt and deposited ~ the
credit of the State Treasurer. as follows. in
Farmers' Bank. New Castle. 8 6tl ~
Farmers Bank, Dover. ". 4s0N
Farmers banK' 's'fse'0"N' --~ -.-o-o ssi,lsl 81
| Delaware Agricultural College Funds an
l the hands of he state Treasurer, as
| Trustee of Agricultural College Fand
| So Delaware State Bonds Of o,o
| $1,000 each. s&S.otot1
Cash Balance in hands of Trus-
4 tee ~ sa2 M. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

Row.-This morning, row occurred at
Second and Jefferson streets, between white
man and two negroes. One of the latter got
his head severely cut, when both retired,
breathing thIeat Of vengeance against their
successful opponent. 3atH E+} }ft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
DIED.

M,LEAR-(,u the eth inst. John MeLear. in sac
!, tn year If his age.
The relatives and male friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral. from his late resi
denre Cor. of lith and Market streets. on ednss
day morning. 18Th inst. without further notes
Aertices ut II o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

NJorICE. - All persons having, any claims
~ arainst the estate Of Enoeh Moore. are re-
sssstsd to present !ss AL s.ns 4. HAESfSSFSS HAESfSSFSS.
s..aD.ts Attorney for the Assisases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

BIG Hoa.-H. Ewing. of lancaster county,
Pa, came to town. this morning, for the pur-
pose of selling large hog The animal
weighed SOS pounds, live weight. and was q
clean, nice looking beast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
FARM e0st RENT.

tE,tii' i-,EN bc --tu7 to - ssf1.s-. CHS.
L i,ay.s. ~, 4. ituatci Il tue LREel-tsr Er.L-
e. Ike L d Ilrtiy n Ia IL q u nilminstou, lu
tanning ab 'Ut Shores, 1s;iy mi ro5ci. WIN '
leased from tuo {: To ia of March ueyt. Tho isl.
~ he a-c tlg i1trf EGri Sc aui IS ais - t.
Tie for tru -ElG.. IEa im' 7aT eEaeut. enc q b.. d.
tone irt.lu =. iraIus rai n. =. Possession &. z
atm ..t.s :! pts
nATTTL ftPPN
-, e-t KlH4 stree.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
yyANTS.

XXTAkTfp-T~sn Shares N anJ soo1 Enii-
w ing and Loan Association. Adiress
NJ. CLAYTON.
;an1,drt Newark. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
PUBLIC SALES.
FIRST GREAT SALE
FOR I371.
WILL Bf ;oLD Ar PrlLIu sALE.
on tae Ptenise
On thursday January 29th, 1874,
ihs following det,ri sel
VALUABLE
Re AL EST
AND
Personal Property.

ssoes o1l. H. X f;1'Saai an Fsd Fs, FF5y =, " Tg T.
This pr2Bsrty = -ito o'od on the publ. fta liral-
~ miles from tho city ni " .inin x A. and ths
best located property outside tbs city Iin.s tht.|
has been offered ut public salo ~ this .Junty 1t
one of the unest drives lr1td the city. q road
that is awaSs good.
he Heal Estate will be sold in seven ia.,.--Y.
!, ~, 1, ,, D. Commencing at No. 49,.
R,,1s,s IA. Manson b.rs hSn,e aad oa; sb
and surrounding couOtry. At, ~ y
tach ed Ia .our acres ot ground. There beauti
full lawn N trsnt. with all t.e fie; es &c ornA
nenta! trees shrIbbery and fruit trees.
The Mansion has eleven rooms-rarloT, sitting,
dining rooms. pantry. kite hen and summer kitchen
pantry second roor. iwo large rooms on third
door. or attio with hot and COLI water ia ba,h
room. and throughout the house. Thoro i.a fine
| Observatory on top of the house. The building
| is thoroughly warmed with steam from stea
heater in the cellar. and completely lighted with
| Buildings are allln good order.
There is stabling fer four horses and toaI COW s.
| pond nesr by the house.
| Ne. 2. hssFive Acres adjc lining No. i. AMI lay
@ Two ScIe. IsseSr.s Sns bo6Go.esd o ,nd
No. l. hs. Eve Acres. two Rood, and twenty
eight erehes. with a twO-story frame house
No. .. has six Acres, TIN ee l.oods and six Per
No. 6. has three Acres. and twenty four Perches
No. I. has one Acre. two Roods. and fourteen
| Perches. adjoining No. I, with new twu-story
Frame House thereon.
The contemp dated Hone Railway. from viii
mlnston TO New Castle. will run aicnE the front o
all these lots.
Personal Property, Viz:
Sorrell Horse, Bob. years old. gentle. and tas
stopper; Bay Mare, Fanny, years old kind an,
gentle Sorreli Horse, Joe. years old. Kind an,
gentle ! yearling Colt; Bay Pony. very Geutls.
yasrs old. a lady or child can drive him any Jwhefe
| ops ine large Cow.
bic HsrroW' ksEes forSs. Hoes ai't' A'O'' p'u
One Germantown Carriage, Pony PhR on, No
top Wagon, 3 sets Of single Harness, sSt oi Dou
BILE Harm ess, Wagon aad Cart harness
One Cook Stove and Fixtures. Lawn Roller.
Long Ladder. lot OF Chicken cuops. Ar. All ~ b
sold with out reserve
Conditions made to suit purshasers.
Is. FRANK TOWNSEND.
oGLE J. MILLER, Auct'rs.
ii Persons wishing to see :he property can call o
Dgle n iller. at the corner OF Fourth and hin
streets. Wilmington. janl1 .2i.j =, .2swlt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
FOR SALE.

\ Lart. tA,ee story Co. t1,;3ty .ui b. l.
\ sn,'h non tyr .sale or rent On acconlnI
latsnz tetins. iu tl' .Nast ot It. tcorars. p
=lan n tAe IA ui Mn h. - Altri..
-. Il. NIEWART
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

DLEASE TAKE NoTICE.-Person selling pro-
perty in the city will confer q favor BY calling
on the Assessors at their oee. over Fourth Street
Market, and have the same Transferred. or hey
viii bs liable for the tax for ls,4 Persons owning
lots should CONS forward and psy tAX or the lots
will be sold. ,,px cu.NnI.p
ians-su. WM. STILLf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

lINok RENT-.k Lre setonl-story irort room IL
j. tue Gazette building. Ii il central in one of
the hest business squares in the city. and would
make an excellent shop for merchant tailor any
other light trade. Entrance pleasant and easy.
Rent low. ApgI, at 4ia Market street. on The prem
ses. noSll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

NOR RENr--New House No li2l Har- ..ssn
Il rison street, eleven rooms. all modern ni
improvements, bay windows. three stories. Nd
Possession at once IL irai. InGuire At 80
l4ll Harrison ,trect. teh.f7-N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
PUBLIC SALE

A TIE AUCTION ROOM of 0GLR MILLER
4 = tof OF lth ard hing Sts, Wilnin ston. D.i
o. NENESDAY. JANUARY ssth. I,-,
at II o'clock. in the morning,
All thai LIT OF Land being siiEatsj or the q.,.h
We: e'rrer Of Fourth and French streets Ss=-.s
with Iftlt Of thirty feet, 81 inrteI on f2fTfs
tssash street. Ly lfty--iX feet On Fourta Viii
buck DWELLING House.
me t'7fe d1s,tibei reai tlte i in . le,..a,.e
,"a'iion. nni the atter' af Du-ch4-ar4 j q.
g.. I'r1' cay VI n willie IA is k1.wn ga iay
az. n1Li d Miller. A-c,'r;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

NvoTICE--WATER RENTERS.
~ OFFICE CITY WATER WokkS.l
Wilmington. Dec. 10. ls13
The bills for 1874 are now ready and payable al
the Registrars, lone Market street.
'Ae FRANK A. TAYLOR.
3scllto ianol Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

rT,o OUR CUSTOMERS.
We invite the attention of our custone and the
putlic in general to come and examine the newly
Invented
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

NyoTICE.- meeting of the Trustees of the
IN Poor of New Cattle County. will be held at
the Aims House, on WEpNESDAf. the 2:th l,,1t Of
against the Institution will PLEASE place them IN the
hands oil the Trustee OF their Hundred.
janlI-tm JOHN w. f.. AN. Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
LAND ntsf Nj CLEARED

l. make ~ -.!-. u:T i;l-.srss i b.. Ilsa.irs
Ine he-t upt aTtHntY ever oIereI 1. ih4sN >, r.
3 at = / iIL- qIIIr-. nor # sF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

HNAkE NOTICE.-All persona who have not paid
i their County State aud Poor Tax Tor 49,. had
bett er do 80 ut once and etpsnse au troubie.
as the time is setting short. The Collector may be
found at his oce. IN Institute Hall, corner OF sth
and Shipey streets, from TO ia NJ" aud from .
adv LEWIS MCCALL. Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27
100000 No. l APPLE TREES. ss

.earf N 10 lset Iish, Unity stock, nil Ssaa
warranted ,rUetn name This sto k must Le A.
e1Id n dh"ye, TO- clear the land. Therefore o. ..
It a .etia enc t3iri the usual retail pri'
z cent eaeA. .lv per hundred, So per thousaui
0r.ers b. mail will receive rramp. attention
Iatat1suss Il srI and her iru;;s ,ent trrs t.
aFpllrai on
RANDOLPH PETERS,
Great Northern and Southern Nu5serie..
dec2l-dds'm Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-27

nACRAGT EXPRESS. BEIWFEN PHILA-
DEEPHlA AND WILMINGTON.
During the ciose of navigation. Tasgart's EX
press will receive goods till quarter to six o'clock
onice Chestnut Street W hart. Jan.Tt
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Sier in 81 IN weib man f6 NOD ME
5ol6er 8ettelei gu erinnern ,pie oie1elbe
bermolen an ollen Orten Der @toot }i6
aei9t. 9l(s Die neuen @ebieter ein5ogen,
per1pro6en 1ie, bob Die Mrnut9 perl l4min<
ben reroe ]ie perbommten Die pdpfll9e
@e9ieruns, neil 1ie bic @6ulo TRACE
ooB cs in &om uNrme" >. /. uBettler"
9ebe. Sir 100 8ettler", Die unter Der
pdpitli6en &egierun9 por ben &ir3tba=
rem bos @eperbe Der 8ettelei trieben>
lino beute 1000 Bettler"> lpel6e auf al
len @troBen Der @toot 5u finoen 1ino.
Sn 9lom eel6ob unter bem Papite piel
fir Die Mrmen Die 8ettclei >puroe ni6t
pDuig unterbriidt, um porslsli9 ben
8ren1oen Die @elesenbeit gum Wobltbun
gu 9eben. S9 mill 2ebteres ni6t per=
tbeioi9en, ba ea ben TremOen bdufig be-
l6merlib muroe, ober oos, mas beute in
oieler Dirt BON BEN 8ettlern 9eleiltet iuiro
iiberltei9t ale @ren5en. Sn Die 9auler
bringen ]ie eir, lie ld>ten al un0 betteln.
grbolten ie nid)ts 10 tperoen 1ie mod
9rob. Oie N(unicipol9orbii ten, pel6e
Sem l1nfus iteuern ioaten> 5eieen Die
bO9lte SnbiHeren5. Dos Munlcipium
aber 5ablt fir cine @oilon bon 3 bis 4
Monoten oer Oper i'm Mppllo= Sbeater
aus Der @emeinoeloiie 100000 Siren,
fir Die Gornepalbeultig ltigun9en 10000
9iren uno Soulenoe BON ungliidli9en III
Nom Dcben tein Sroo, I'm ibren 9un9er
i 5u |tiIlsn.
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1but, Der fann @ott ni6t gum 8ater ba=
ben; oag mar ilnn,er unb all5eit Die 2D=
/ Jung Ser 1pobren gbri1ten. 8eil man
/ nun bic Mnbdngli6feit llno bic Sreue
geeen bic Stride iamer als Die 1,ptbwen=
Sig gite Bebinguny aniab, Elm &inb 8ot=
tes au 1ein 10 pfe9te man ben Wer1tor=
benen 5ur ibrer Sreue 9egen bic r6mi1he
STRIDE BEN Srieoensfub init in's 8rob gu
geben uno onf ooIjelbe 5u i6reiben: @r
lforb i'm Srieoen; Gr erlan9te ben Srie'
ben; Gr rube im Trieoen. IS 1T allo
nit Die lem Trieoen Die 3u9eb5ri9teit, Die
Ginigteit bic uebereinl ltimmung Der
Trie6e nit Ser rDmi1 =fotbpli16en STRIDE
0emeint. Sic Bu0fabcn R. [. z. ba=
ben ol1o in erlter 2inie 9e5ug ouf Den
fir6li9en Trie0en NIT Dem rDmi16en
@tuble nGmli9, bonn ober aub ouf ben
elpi9en> bimali16en Trieoen, Der ia 9e=
robe bur6 Die trcue 9lnhdn9li9teit an
ben r6mi1 6en Popi beoin9t 'piro. 9or=
aus 9ebt benn Derpnr, bob Der Wunlb
R. I. P. Elm edit totboli16er 1T uno audi
nur fir 8erforbene @inn bot, Die i'm
fSrieoen nit &om, 3. J. ols rDn1i14=fa=
tbol16e Gbri1teu ous 6ieler Melt 9el6ie=
ben 1ino. 9Senn bober bie unb oa ein=
seine 3eitun9en bos R. |. P. ou6 ben
Necrolp9en bon 9fidtfatbolifen no61eben
10 lit oos eben cine nihtslagenSe @itte;
oenn wer in bie1em 2eben nit Der ollein
mobren unb 1eli9mo6enoen r6mi14=ta=
tboli19en &ir6e nid)t in Trieoen leben
>pollte uno ouberbolb ibreh @emeinl9aft
oc1torben i5t, Dem niibt Der Wun16 oie1es
Trieoens audi no6 Sem Sooe ni6ts mebr.
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g}o6 geenbieun9 bes oeutl6=fran5O=
1ilben Grie9es ging ollr@ perldieoene
s3eitunocn Bic &unoe, boB + BON ben "pcr=
miBten" beut]9en 9oloaten nod mon6e|
in irseno einem Mintel fron50lll9er ooer
ofritanil6er @roe gefon9en gebalten mir
Den. Sic in Tpl9e oeilen BON Der Heut=
5d6en Me9ierung bei Der fransOliI4en se=
modten 9(nfro9en blieben erfol9lps, ,. b.
hie fran5bIi6e Yer'poltnng 1o0 ouatllh
srtldrt baben boB cine 3uridboltun9
pon ocutl9en @efan9enen ibr nnbe=
tonnt lei. Dor einisen Sa9en nun
febrte (na6 einem uns porlie9enoen Yri=
potbrief fe) Elm perbeiratbeter junger Mann
e(eis ous Ber6meiler (Te9. =8e5. Srler),
ser 1870 su ben Tabnen 9erufen pur0e>
suriid. 9erlelbe ,puroe bel @eoon ge=
fauoen uno fam nob Mfrito. Sn Sabre
1878 befom feline Trau elnen Sooten=
5bein unb batte oielelbe li@ oarouf bin
s,lm stpeiten W}ole perebeligt. IS ldBt
lid beuten, bab Der 3uriidsetebete
horuber niOt ,peni9 iiberrold)t mar
1no 1T man 9e1ponnt wle Die
(Iieri6te in bie1er Mn9ele9enbeit emit
3tbeiocn weroen. Qu9 er5dblt oer leit=
Ter uNermiBte" bob bel ibm in @frifo
rod onoere Deutl l@e paren. @r nennt
cls 1clhe Die Telotrdmer Toter uno
Cobn Sbepoor 9oIfmonn bon Slingen
hie beiOeu @ebriioer Blum uno cinlge
gRdnuer ppn 9lnnlpeiler. @ie lpuroen
in 9lfrifo an eincn Gutsbeliber ouf unbe=
timmts 3tit pertouft. 9obei lbeint es,
faB Briefc Der 9efon9en 0eDoltenen nl9t
l,cf6rocrt ,peroen neil ben 9(n9eborigen
fer1elben felt Sanuar 1871 nod ME
slo1riDt 5ufom.
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3u beSieben Our9 8enais IT ST. % IF ct 8,
81 e III 9 0 TT (2.B. 4s49) uno 81 ci noti
.. V@. 1881:
8iermann, ber erobe 2ieberfreunb. Cine Sus=
,pabI pon 200 9oltSlieber. gebeftet. -.
8 d, iunbbeitslebrer. geb. Is.
bas 9ud pom gefunben unb tra,1fen R W3en= l
fd,eu aebunben $780,
amiIi IN II d bas golhene ober ber fDitlte9 9aus=
ibas fir jebe 6als= unb 2anbwirtbi9aft uno
fit Seberntann. 2 DGnoc. ge1. $3.50
9ausbn&! solsenes fit 0orn1er' gartner, gtsrSs>
unb YieDbeitber. $1G.
mI1ler, Der gele9enbeitsoi9ter gum @ebraude fir
OfionSer; 8olfsarsnen,ittel fir einfabe, nidt
pbormascuti6e SeImittel sesen srantbeiten
bes Men6en. 95.
Auerner, ber 6elbtarst, ober 9octor unb 9lpotbete
inn eigencn 6aule. 9ebo. $1.OO
Regen sburger2i bertrans, Sammlrn9 aus=
gemdblter 4tnmtse 2ieber. 4 Sce. gebb. 1926.
!, 8artitur, acbb. $2.75.
81 ober on, pratti9er amerifaniiber Sarn,er. Sin
unentbebrlideS 6anbbu6 fir bic 2anb1ptrtb=
fdbat, 9iebsulbt, Oblt= unb gDenbau. 9ebo. so.
81 b M 81; augemenes 0ebarSnebudb gcbb. 81 IS.
81 TIE, Srans Stopat, bet Sanbnann, 1pie ct 1ein
iollte. gebo. 50
y bic Seorbz9ienensudbt. sebb. 69.
Sinb, iider 9eibminb belenoer aferbe=@r;t. 81 80:
Ebon. a s, augemeines @iebarSucibu9. $1.O0
@ertils sun 8 ber 9taupen ,no i6aolbiten Snietten
Iberbaupt. 6O.
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r. I. p.

Gs fat uns jemol1o 9efra9t mas oiele
hrei @u0ltohcn bcoeuten. sic beoeuten
hie 9lnfon9 9sbu@foben ful9enber lote|nl'
}d)er gBDrter: Requiscat in pace, au
feut5b Gr rubc'im Trieoell. Won ben
ttteften 3eit an ul1roe Die er ronln1e
.suu}tb fir bic @erltprbenen in Der fo=
t}pli1 den STRIDE ous9elproben. Sbon
lie mcilten oltbriitliden @rdber lhmldt
Ter Deilise @rub oss rTrie en- 8"
SHE beutSuto9e, 10 touroe oud) DION N
len erlten Sobrbunberten Die molre al
lsinleliamodenoe r0mii6 =tatbol'l@r SIR y
Gle ppn SrrleDre Gpollung ,'no Nbfou
beorangt. llno ni6ts bat lemals e1n
,oabrer Gbriit auf groen bober geboiten>
ais bic 3useb0ri9teit 5ur r0m'1@en1, STIR
DE. g9er Die &ir@e n!9t our W{utter
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- 11nIsre ypreltern i'm 9. Sabrbun=
bert beteten oas Waterunler wie fol9t {:
Eater unser, thu thar bist in hi
mile, 81 geheilagot thin namo :;
cueme thin rihhi, 81 thin willo, SO
her in himile est, SO 81 her in er-
da. Unser brot tagalihhaz glib
uns hiutu; init f'1rlaz, uns unsa-
ma sculdi so wir fuslazamus un-
saron sculdigon; init nj geleites
unsihi in costunga; uzouh arlosi
unsih fon u bile. Amen.
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Dbio Waiienfrenub.
9ie bcutfebe Wa DIT.

gBas ftiirmt beran nit @lodenflona,
Wlit 8etseplarr nno @eubleriang?
@s iIt gu unieres 2anbes Sbanb,
Die obscfeilnte Mucterbanb.
SSer iAiist uns por Der bunfeln 1fo@t?
Die freie, treue, beuti@e @a6t.
@as feline 8ibel hidt mal fennt,
limo id1noct @briiti Socrament
Shit Ma11er eincn @ott oeriobnt
llnb Soft unb Menlben glei6 berDobnt,
llns ltiiraen m0Gt III .finitere Modt,
0cm b1lt bas 2idt Die beutl6e gSadt.
Spred)t nid,t bon Sub unb &otbolit,
Scr Yroteitont ni9t brittle iid,
Son Sulbuna nun uno nimmer 1pre@t :
Gebt Mucn, Sl(Ien 9lei6cS &edt!
llno bis ibr biel les @ert bollbro6t
sSirb t0mp pfen feit Die bcutl9e @a@t.
So ici bcnn III ler Gelbaci6ret
0ob @louben unb @etpiiien frei
gSir fampfcn nidt fit Bcin uno Bier,
Sur uouc 0rcibcit molten mir!
lluo bub ibr uns ni6t brob belodt,
SIT felt uuo fart Die beutide Ma@t.
@er. fir Die beil'ac Greibeit itorb,
9urh ieinen SOB Den RrelScr~orb,
@mpor 1ib ldmon9 Gus ieinem @rab,
9eN' @cilt 1d)aut jcbt auI unS berab,
llnD ruiz uns Al ouS sternenpra6t:
,@e(e9net lei Bic beutide @adt!"
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unb @ommer=&leioern, @iiten, &appen>
Semoen Eu. (. IN. lit biele Mo6e ange=
fommen. Gs muroe feline 3eit no6
Dfube selpart> bie1elben billis gu ufen>
unb Seoer tonn 1i6 perIDnli6 bapon
ubeHeusen, ob Die Woore bieles Triib-
jabr ni1t beoeuteno biai9er lit. Wir
aieben Dor bie1es Dem Publitum tuillen
su lol1en, bonit es ou@ Den 8ortbeil oo=
BON entnebmen fonn. So
vS>e,p 21prf @1ptbtn8 &pnse"
Gront @treet bos ndcbitc Souse bon 6 i { el'
It einS'S ueip Stpore,