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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19
News Miscellany.

Preston Powers's bust of Charles sum
ncr has arrived at Boston from Washing
ton.
Colorado claims to yield sapphires; one
of which was sold recently for five hun
dred dollars.
Esther Treedlemqp -pf Boston, five years
old. fell from atthird-story window,
Thursday, and wasn't fatally hurt.
Emily golly, Il german girl, aged fourteen
years, died in Buffalo, Thursday, from IN
iunes received by The fall of McArthur's
building on Monday.
The supreme court adjourned mt Pitts
field, Mass, Wednesday, after granting
fourteen divorces in the vicinity and put
ting II number of applications over
The late speaker Of the New York As
sembly becomes practising lawyer in
New York aud Smith M.Weed is also asso-
ciated ms counsel. The style of the new
firm is Mathews, Hustled Il Foley.
The $4,000 claim of Musgraye Il Co.
against the Canada Southern railroad COM
pany was amcably adjusted Thursday
| ilOl mug, anu an Apbu lilO
| property of the road were Immediately re
leased.
The proposal to offer reward for the
arrest of the Langworthy murderer was
voted down, AZ to 81, at a second town
meeting in Stonington, Conn, on Tuesday,
but the friends of the project are going to
try it again
Some of the Connecticut Republican or
gans still cherish hopes or profess to of
democratic bolt ON Senator, and tussel
in the general assembly, The democratic
organs, on the contrary, scout all such talk
as absurd.
The Russian Archduke Nicholas, ac-
cording to the Augsburg Gazette, has moi
been arrested on account of any political
offence. This announcement but increases
the mystery. What has the brother of The
Car done that he should be placed in this
position?
The banquet of the American silk-mak
ers at New York, Wednesday, was an oc
casion of genuine congratulation upon tn,
success ofan industry now firmly natural
lied and growing yearly in importance TIN
production OF American silks in 1873
amounted to $lS,70f,O0O.
Congressman, James b Beck of Ken
lucky reiteratcs his determination not to ac
cept a denomination. and expresses hop
that his district will select his successo
tremendously. This will probably put al
end to the efforts of his friends to rc-elec
him in spite of himself.
,, The Brooklyn Board of Health have de
! termined to issue no permits allowing COW
TO be fed on dstllery and brewery grain
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Aforementioned Minister.

\ funny mistake occurred the other day
through the forgcttuncss Of adistingush-
ed clergyman of one Of our neighboring
cit ie~,. ~ ,esr.i- -r,c cfty VIII
hour and the bridal party arrived, the
church was filled with invited guests, but
the officiating clergyman was nowhere to be
seen. The impatient bride and groom
waited for half an hour; the bride began
to feel a superstitious dread Of she did not
know what; the groom. strong-mndcd.
only felt annoyance. What was to he
done: Patience had ceased TO be virtue.
At last, Il clergyman If another denomina-
ton, who was among the guests, was
observed. lie was sent for and kindly
consented % perform the ceremony. The
knot was tied to the satisfaction of all par
ties, and the fee handed over to the minis
ter who had proved sucha hcneiactor The
money however. he sent to the clergyman
who was to have performed the ceremony.
with this note, This is m egg found III
your nest As didn't cackIe-atc upon it,
| send it back to YOU The reason of the
absence OF the engaged clergyman was Il
very simple one. he had forgotten all
about the appointment, New York Let
| ter
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s,nt,s,ic, Of nercnutile .u,ege,,.


,u.., rro,.o c..,,,,;.,oo d. ,ro,rc,o,,ros
"' 0'
has prepareda Dill when VIII be introduced
as soon rs opportunity presents TO extend
and prescribp tho dutios of the Chief of the
.,I-,. III, r,..-e ,.a,.,
bure"u' although c"''" N"'e'' = N'o"" -
the law as chief clerk only, al salary of
80. 800 per annum. The new bill declares
that hereafter the officer in charge Of the
bur, an of statistics shall be known as the
.schief 81 the bnreau of statistics" and it
shall be the further duty of the chief, under
the direction of the secretary Of the treas
ury, to prepare and submit annually to con
gress statement of the rates of wages
paid to workmen employed in the leading
industries the United States, the whole
sale price of leading articles OF mcrchan-
disc in the principal markets of the coun-
49,. 81, .,r,,,., d. ,.r;prirol orticla.
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eruptlons, letter, salt rheum, blotchcs, spots,
piinples, pustules, bolts, carbuncles, rlng-worms
scald heads, sore eyes, erysipelas, itch, scurls
dscOlorations OF the skin, humors and diseases
OF the skin OF whatever name or nature, are
literally dug up and carried out OF the system
in a short time by the use OF these Bltteis.
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,

headache pain in the shoulders, coughs, tight
ness OF the chest dizziness, sore quotations OF
the stomach, bad taste in the mouth, bilious al
lacks. palpitation Of the heart, Inflammation oil
the lungs, pain In the region OF the kidneys.
ana Il hundred other painful symptoms are oil
springs OF dyspepsia one bottle Will prove 4
better guarantee OF It's merits than lengthy
advertisement.
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rVO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We offer the larg-
est line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Sacks and Twlnes, TO be found In the state.
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man.
lila. Best quality straw paper, all sizes and
Weights. Best quality paper bags and hour
scrlmpng. We handle these goods In large
quantities, and our prices are as low as others
selling same quality OF goods. Senu us an
order 80,
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Aledital.


DR.J. WALKER CALIFORNIA vISEGAR BiTTERs
are n purely vegetable preparation, made
are extracted therefrom without the use of Al
of VINEGAR BITTERs ?" our answer is that they
remove the cause OF disease, and the patient re.
covers his health. They are the great blood
iGine been compounded possessing the remark
Congestion or inflammation OF the Liver and
NiScernl organs or Bilious Diseases.
'''' "''N''' . p,a NIL oi'''iN ''''''N"
blIlhfH
By purifying the Blood they remove the cause
and by resolving away the effects OF the In
ilammatlOn dhe tubercuar deposits) the affect.
ed parts receive health and permanent cure
is erected
IF MEN WILL Enjoy GOOD HEALTH,
lei Them use VINEGAR BI1rEgs as a medicine
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants In
every form.
GRATEFUL THOUSANDS
Vign ihi i en.t"nnL me sinlin~
t"siS,n cav "'' 49,
according 10 directions and remain long I'M
wei, provided their bones are not destroyed "
mineral poison or other means, ana vital Or
Sans wasted beyond repair
BILIOUS, REMITTENT,A AND INTERMITTENT
,,, - ..,... -, ,,. ,,,.,.- -. ~
when arc 50 prevaiemt N tlG ra,ie{S oa our
sicuu IiNcin ,iii W % Wy oni'Tu W.
sp.clatE ,isoSg %, sIe M,o9,S1il U'V' MiS-
oou iiitlpin hvoovo, t iaiiu, n
~ hci '0iot9uo' DiaLVS, i1 "ithiue' iuaii'
Aaoal.u, MUpir, Sntnh HILL noHQn1 1aios'
ing seasons Of unusual heat aud dryness, are
menus 81 .e s,onc,i oiia ,er, ad JUN, ao-
tiVn nVrriIne- - nnvrrTiil innncncr ,inon these
,',r,,,S 1rrn7,s IL oSsentia Nv nececsorv ,rhor,
is no cath6rfIc for The curpose equal 10 DR.. j.
W,tErnis VfHrG Ar RI1rIRs as thrv viii snecd-
W,G, w p1 ~, o ~ \. ie SAM t 5ti
FORTTFY THE BODY AGAINST DISEASE
Rink. 10 e1idelnic can take hold OF the system
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
, ., t., ,io s,,o,,,oro cor,ho ti,,ht-
headacne, pun II, NY ?, ol
ness oi .G h6 n ~ Inonth hous nj
t, lion of mo henrt innoinmntion of
ana a Hundred other painful symptoms are of
advertisement.
sCpoE.rt op KINGS EVIL
|
neck. goltre. scrofulous infainmations, mercu-
nS4 Rd@n s Tea aur HsT po%cs
most obstinate ana lntractable cases.
Fop rvrrANNAToRY AND CHRONIC RHEU.
MA i''i
govt, bilious remittent and Intermittent levers aS
are caused by Vltlated pioou
as plumbers, type-setters, goiu-DeattrS ~,
miners, as they advance IA ne, are SURVEY ~
paralysis OF the bowels. 70 guard agalis' unls
take dose OF WALKERS VINEGAR birrEbS occ"
| ginuuilV.
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finantiai.

BANTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL, 100000
DIRECTORS.
II. Henry BAXTER j. W. CRAMT0N,
II. Il. L0THRoP y. u. SrRAGuE, jR.
j. n. BAXTER, ii. KINGSLEY,
II. w. PARK, W. &. DuHTOS,
GEO. T.. ROYCE, w. C. LASDOE.
GEORGE X. B0TTUM,
COLLECTION
Made and remltted for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
a general Banking and Exchange business
| transacted.
II. HENRY BAXTER, Prest j. y. BAXTER, " Prest.
GEORGE r. BoTTuM, Cashier.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-06

county, or at least have seen no such law
published The owner of cattle is liable
for all damage done by his cattle running
at large, whether in the night time or day
time.
It is not necessary to keep up line or di-
vision fences, unless the adjoining lands
are used for pasturage. This applies to
Goodhue county, but not to the State at
large. will treat on this subject more
fully in your next issue.
E. J. HODGSON.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-06
NO. 80.
Adopted unanimously, at Winona,
April lst, A. d. 1874.
THOS. T. SMITH,
Secretary OF Executive Committee
of State Grange.

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT OF THE
MASTER OF THE STATE GRANGE.
I desire to make the following state
ment in explanation of my connection
with the reply Of the officers Of the In
surance Association and in vindication
of the committee and myself in connec-
tion with the investigation Of the affairs
Of said Association.
The reply referred to in the torego-
ing resolutions, was not seen by me af-
ter its publication. l authorized my
name to be appended to it when it
should be drawn, under the supposition
that it would be confined to refutations
Of any errors or mis-statements which
might be found in the report Of the
committee. AS there are mis-state7
ments Of facts concerning the appoint
ment Of the subcommittee, and the ac-
tion Of said committee, justice to my
self as we'll as to others requires that I
should say, that had seen the reply.
should have withheld my name from
the same, and not consented to its pub.
lication.
These are the facts: There was up
on all the occasions named, majority
of the Executive Committee present;
and the statement that the Sub Commit
tee was se!fappoimted, is untrue. The
calling Of the special meetings of the
Executive Committee by Brother Sher-
wood Was approved by the committee
when assembled there was good cause
for the assembling Of the committee
our business was of the utmost Import
ance Several Of the statements con-
tanned in the newspaper articles are
also untrue, and do injustice to the
committee, and especially to Brother
! Sherwood. He did not "work him
self" into the Executive Committee,
but was regularly elected member
thereof, in his absence, and as I have
reason to know without his procure
ment or knowledge. He did not get
himself appointed as lobbyist. No lob
byists were appointed, but simply Sub
Committee to confer with patrons in
the Legislature, at their request. It
was agreed among ourselves that no ex-
penses Of such committee were to be
paid by the State Grange, and none
have been paid. I did not remain
away from st. Paul to avoid meeting
such committee as stated.
I was absent at the National Grange
a portion of the time, and sick at home
most Of the remainder.
| l respectfully request the Masters Of
Oranges to cause the foregoing pream-
BILE and resolutions, and also the above
explanatory statement by me, to be
read in open Grange, at the first meet
ing after receiving the same. -ia.
GEORGE |. PARSONS, ss4
MASTER.
/ Dated Winona. April 1st, 1874.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-06

Editor Grange Aduancs - have fire.
quen'ly been. asked what is the condition
of the law in Goodhue county in reference
70 fences ! Some have understood that the
slsw was materially changed List winter.
will simply ~ 8 this time that 10 change
vas made last winter affecting Goodhue
The Grange advance., 1874-05-06
BLooM1NGToN FERRY, April q, 1874

Editors Grange Advance:
DEAR S1Rs:-Please accept my thanks
for publishing my article in answer to " A
Few Words to Grumblers." But have to
tell you that feel very sorry that what
ever merit it mig ght have possessed was al
most entirely destroyed by mistakes made
in setting it up. 49,.
In the very first paragraph the words
occur, that is as I wrote them-s when
fraud, corruption, peculation." You set it
up ''fraud, competition and speculation -
Now a. tho world goes,s j don't know
that it is considered either dishonest or
dishonorable to be engaged in competition
or speculation. There are several other
mistakes Of minor Importance, but none
that affect the senee Of the subject SO much
| as the above.
Why, Messrs. Editors, feel in regard to
my article and the mistakes made in putting
it in type, about as the young author did
on seeing his first poetical effusion appear
in the village paper, which was lovingly
dedicated to his darling Katy.
The lines are entitled, Newspaper Auth
ors' Troubles. Some Of them remember
and some Of them I've forgotten; will write
you what remember Of them and you may
guess at the rest. And if you can get them
into any shape fit for publication, and you
think they would interest any body put
them in the ADVANCE.
NEWSPAPER AUTHORS TROUBLES
All here it is. I'm famous now
An author and poet:-
1t really is in print, ye Gods
| How proud I'll be to show it.
And Katy darling, what thrill;
Will animate her breast:
| To read these ardent lines
And know to whom they are addressed.
But stop vow, here something strange,
What can the paper mean?
BY speaking of the graceful streams;
That gander oer the green.
The RS left out, and the is put in
Which makes it tippling rill;
We'n seek the shad, instead of shade,
And He'll, instead OF Hill.
The color of the rose is nose,
Affection is affiiction
l wonder if the likeness holds
In fact, as we'll as fiction.
II ~ fyUn vuhi ioh a.
not remember correctly; wherein he spok
Of her 'lovely eyes bedimmed, - whic
the compositor made read "those lovel,
eyes be id" They also made his (" love
ly maid - his "lovely mad" Ellis dear
est earthly friena" didn't read that way
they forgot to put in the in friend
But in recapitulation he goes for that edi
tor in manner well worthy the occasion
just the way I'd like to on the present oe
casion had the ability. So, Messrs. Edi,
ors, you may take q portion of this to you,
; selves. He says:
But stop, let's recapitulate,
I've dam'd her eyes that's plain,
I've said she was lunatic,
And deaf and blind and lame.
, Was ever such q horrid hash,
, In poetry Or prose,
I've said she was fiend,
And praised the color of her nose.
I wish l had that editor, -$. :.
About half minute, @ 90
, I'd bang him to his heart q content, IT, T.
And with an b begin it. 4 !"
. I'd jam his body, eyes and nose, 's =.%
/ And spell Il With d, =# :.#7 :125.
d And send him to that hill Of his, 8ss#
That he spells viii a 9. \ \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-09

bern Die tuirtli6e Miin,e BON @emi6t unb
Teinbeit pie bamals iibIi6, ooer oereii
Iequipalent. ltnier bS9ter @eri6tsboi
beltdtiste anfanss Die llnperlebli6teit bic
les Verlpre6ens uno ale ebrli1en Geute
atbmeten freier. 46er oieier erbabene
&orper uuroe r%eorsanilirt uno Die neue
Maioritdt ifieb Die gntideibuns nm. Sa.
raul slaubte Die Rssieruns, bas S6ab-
amt Dor Dem Ta6tbeil, pel9sr unierem
Nationals rebit aus elmer iol9en 6ali6=
belt entlprinsen muBte, 81 retten, inoem es
auf ibre Obligationen bas Seripre9en
.3ablbar in Wiinse" eingrapiren lieB, aber
lelbit oies tonnte nidts belfen. Die Ga
pitaliiten Guropa's ,borten pobl Die 9ot-
i4aft aber es feblte ibneu Der @laube".
Wan bsjpeifelte Siuar ni9t, oab Oas
S9osamt in 8olomiinse sablen piiroe,
aber es tpar Die 3tSsli6teit %porbanoen,
oaB Die 3ablung in Stiidsn, bersn &C.
,pidt nno Jeinbeit seringer ais ole iebt
ibli9e Wdbruns g~eleiitst peroen wiiroe.
I'm Die Golsen eisener Sborbeit abSulpen=
Den, mar oas S4abamt ssspunsen, fir
leine Oblisationen cine Ylatte su prGpa-
riren, auf uelder oas @eripredsn: .sabl=
bar in 8olomiinjs bon Dem @spidt uno
Der 6einbeit, wel9e jeBt iibli6 Iino" an
berportretenoer Stelle eingrapirt puroe,
uno crit oann mar unIere Resieruns i'm
Stanoe, 8eIo ,u 5 YroSsnt y a. su bor-
gen.
Sas ut Der S6atten, Der beute lber
benz @ei6dite Oes san;sn 2anoes la9ert.
Sas lit Die 6ra9e, tuel6e ii9 Seoermann,
Der capital ooer ltnternebmun9sgeiIt be-
iiBt, pOrIe9t. Sails CT lein Capital ieit at=
le9t, mas miro er in 3ablung suriiderbal=
ten? Sieler ungeipiIIe 3ultano pirft oe=
primireno aui allies, mas nit Sen mate
riellen Sntereiien oes 9anoes liiammen=
bdn9t. I'm ~unlsrsn Sanoel fir Die ,3u-
funit Dor 6efabr su beuabrsn, miiiien mir
oas e;njis luabre Yrin;ip Der Sili9feit
%unlerer Verfaiurg einpsrleiben. Wir
pilien lebr wobl, baB nidts Sefinitipes
Dor 3ulammentritt bes 6pnsreIies eeIde-
ben fann, aber pOrbereitenoe S6ritte ioQa
ten lofort getban weroen. Sie oifentli6e
Wfcinung IOlte berartis bearbeitet wsroen,
oaB elm sduslider uno bebinsurssloler
8ioerruf oes v9egal Scnber"- @ciekes se=
fOroert miro. Sieie Soee mus in Der Of
fentli9en Meinuns 10 felt Nur;el ~iaiien,
oaB lie bel 3uiammentritt oes 6ousreiies
ioiort Die 6orm Oes Geiebes annimmt.
SIT oieler S9atien e~ntfernt. 10 miro Die
Come nabrer Yrosperitdt wicoer iiber
Dem 9anien 2anoc auige6en rno iebes
Gei6dfts= Sntersiie miro unter ibren CT.
wGrmenoen Strablen aui6labeu.
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9aTembnrger 0a3ette.

prcueilder rnperi6imtbei. neben rem
Vcrftanc unp etc frempen @dlte auf DER
lrtbIne niecsrlisB unc iprtpibrenc So
ttier iiber paS @ereeete niererlhrieb.
9a9cem mir seiprotsn UNI rabei sinise
Ssr9lstte ;piiben Ger Sreibeit Nmsritas
une elneni arcern Came, eaS man aus
serpillsn @riinpen nibt ndher tessihnen
piirfs. sespsen, frasts Der llnifprmirte
uiis na6 Namsn, Wpbnort. Aufenttalt
IN 8bln, Wie LANCE mir bort %peripetlen
rppllten u. /. p.. Aqes nptireno. Die
Scl9e caspn ipar rfsnbar, eab Die Heis
lsbriefe bee taatssefdbrli9sr amcrifas
ters bon ea an nibt mebr an ibre Nrrei.
le atseben eurften.
Go 1T Icna6 fein @uneer, tpenn aus
Dem nsusn reuti6sn Rsi6s feline @abrs
beit msbr in's Nuslanc selansen fam,
ais stpa nod pie - p%ertnnnte. Die
Gorrsipcnoenten auSlinril9er 3eituns
gen, pelhe in Osutlblane l1reiben,
miiien aubercrpentli6 bebutlam lsin unp
sew5bnli6 srsifen iie etenfaus sur eiit
I'M ibre Sriefe an ibren 8shimmunsSs
ort bsfSroern III laiIrn. Ni6t lpaniib
foutmt uns in amerifa cas unc manbes
ancere aus pem reusn peutIhen Hei6e
pcr, mic unier seIdaBter Gprrelponoent
metnt, icnprrn ruilil9, edit bartarild u.
nieeer!rdhti1."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-09
5bd.iafs;t bes Ninan,miuiheriums yers

5bd:isfsit bes Ginansminiteriums Ysrs
brsitet unc befefist treIdes feline sanse
aufmerfiamfei. earauf ri1tete, eas Cob
prdmium terat;utridsn. UNI ss gum Bill
lisiten @rtifsl i'm Marfte fir Gle auss
fubr su MAIDEN ur,o 10 tpuree es 10 l5ncu,
als mir es e~rIlnstsn. ins Auslane ses
ibidt. Wan iplte iih fetS %erinnsrn,
raj unier sesenwdrtiaer Gourant Elm mill
tirli9sr. curd Elm 0slsB psS Gonsrs6ss
fsitseiteuter 1T; 9Ol9 1T blob Gin 6ans
rs!sar!ifel ME 8osn prsr Saummoae.
Die preiIe fam ZEN, 9anee feinsn sr5s
beren Oienft srpsiien. ale rpenn iis ii9
tdslid temiibt eie STsntli9e Msinung
bon Ger Yeresrtli6sn Saulduns su tes
freien, bas pes 0olrprdmium wirfli9
Die Gntpertbuns Der 0reenbads aus.
bride. Sc 1T cine Sbatiahs, ras fir
ren %alsemeinen Iaul6Yerfsbr, pofdr Die
Waien pas Gelp brau6en, un1sr Yapisrs
ssle penisfens UNI elm Dritfbsil entlpsrs
tibet lit.
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pie Sage lit Spamiem.

@enn mir Die ;ablrei9en Seri6te su-
iammeniaIsn, Die ieit Der S6la4t BON
GItsla, alio Gnos SUM-, iiber Den Siirssr=
tries in Spanisn BON bsiben Yarteien Der
iiber Den Oiean gstommen iino, 10 lit
smeierlei beutli9 Die Serraniiten BADEN
oas 9anO suii6eu Den Yprenden uno Dem
Gbro bis aui Die ieItsn 9ldse scrdumt u.
Die Sasten bei9rdnien ii9 oaraui, Die
nod bon Serranos Sarnilonen bsleBtsn
Orte in ibren siSenen Y~ropinSen si nsb-
men.
gus Die Snnos bon Der @innabme Guen-
cas- our9 Garls 9ruoer alpbonlo fam,
tonnte man aui Ole Meinuns ssratben,
BON pa aus reroe Elm 9oritob na9 Noro-
peitsH ssssn oas nidt mebr 10 gar melt
entisrnts MaSrio periudt ueroen. Ssit=
Dem lit alp5onio aber nit ben crbsutsten
8ewebren in Die 0eilsen BON Gbelpa in
Der Yropins Saleneia su~riifsspi9en.
Saponner Na6ridten iassn: sr MOLE BORT
leine bisber i6le6tbewainsten S1aar.n
siniiben. 9lber ,uie Dem aud ieiu mag,
ieSenials 6at CT isSsn Gsoantsn on elm
oiienlipes Sorseben ins Snners pprlduiis
auIyeseben.
gu9 Die Ginnabme pon ~9asuarNia,
;pil9sn 9osronnO uno Miranoa nabs AM
Giro our6 Die basfii6e Sauptarmee unter
Sorresarap bat ii6 teinesiusss als cine
Sor6crsitun9 sur lebsridrcituns oes
@reniitroms in uienIipsr gbli6t ernie
len. Senn tur;e 3eit na6ber 1T elm Sbcil
isner armss sur Sslaseruns Der ieiten
Yldse DEG NoroOtens uno Elm She'll sur
Gini9liebuns pon @ittoria unb Bilbao
psrtpanot woroen.
Wdbrsno nun absr Die 8arniion.n Der
srSBsren Stdbte, pis Bilbao unb Yam-
psluna, trob Der basfil6en Spmpatisn ib-
rer Ginmobnsr 8arls @sneralsn bartnddis
uno sriolsreid @iosritanb ~leiiteu. ideint
iid Die Gage in Dem, nur nit tleinsren ie-
fen 9lasen uerisbenen Noropit Spanien
anoers ssltaItsn su pollsn,
Nus Den iransoiideu Yprenaen Der
front oas reiBsnoe Serswaiisr Sesre ilb.
warts gum Giro. Ssin sbal, Sas Die Yer-
binonna ,ipiihen Der a~ltfrans0il6en BRO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-09
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