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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28
FROM OHIO.
FREDERICK. o. March
Very respectfully, Yours,
b.

FREDERICK, o., March 10.
ITO the Editors Of The Independent /:
DEARSIRs I'll believe you have
frequently solicited items for your
valuable paper, and feeling conf
dent within myself that you are
not confined to any particular To-
cality, | have concluded to send
you few brief remarks relative
TO affairs in this location. In the
first place | will endeavor TO give
you description of our little viii
lage. 1t is situated near the east
bank of the Saltwater river. A
beautiful little stream of water by
the familiar name of Mill Greek
flows through the center of the
town and divides it in two sepa-
rate parts. Itpresents no great at
traction to the traveller, yet its in
habitants are generally industrious
intelligent and enterprising.
The surrounding country is
beautiful in every respect. In
stead of the hills and wales of
the "Old Dominion" vast
undula.ing plain meel the
eye of the beholder. The land
is in high cultivation; improve
lnents in every way, especially in
public roads, which I can safely
say cannot be surpassed any where
in the United States. They are
composed ofgravel, which is found
nearly everywhere in large guam
titles. Some of them are kept up
by system of toll; but the ma
jority are supported by IA tax lev
led for the express purpose.
Educational facilities are both
convenient and numerous. The
people take a great interest in ed
ucation.
We have had remarkable win
ter; very mild for this latitude.
A heavy thunder storm visited
us on the night of the 4th inst. The
house of Mr.. Ballard, agentleman
living in this vicinity, was struck
by lightning, and his wife, per-
haps, seriously injured. An unu-
sual occurrence for this season of
the year.
The Patrons of Husbandry are
numerous in this part of the coun-
try, and seem to be very active at
the present time. The LIQUOR cru
SADIE is also in operation, and has
been for some time past. The wo-
men are laboring with untiring
zeal in the cause, and many of the
saloon keepers in the adjacent
towns have closed up business en-
tire!y. Great excitement prevails
everywhere, but the masses of
the people are decidedly in favor
of the movement.
The wheat looks we'll at this
time, and the farmers are looking
forward with bright anticipations
to the coming crop.
The Independent comes to us
once week, and. we always hail
lis approach with q welcome greet
ing.
More anon, j. III. p.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28
Hints ON the Fashions.

Cut-steel buttons, it is said, will remain
in fashion.
The new dress-coats or swallow tail
basques announced for ladies open over
vest with double points, like that now
worn by gentleman; they are both
double and single breasted
The Marie Stuart ruff, very high, very
full, and faring, will continue to be
made Of the dress material. The English
collar with turned-ovev points will also
be used, as well as the rounded Medicis.
Black Sicilenne cloth is used for pi-
pings and facings of spring mantles in
stead of the turquoise silk that will not
wear season without fraying. A new
German fabric of soft wool will, it is
said, be more used for spring wraps than
the long popular cashmere and camel's-
hair.
Ecru chip, black chip, and other sof
undressed braids will be made into
spring bonnets. There are to be few
bare stiff coronets. though some shapes
are turned up all around like sailor hats
Wreathes and branches in front will
continue in fashion, and many flowers
will be worn.
Basqne backs of silk dresses have tabs
set in the seems below the waist in the
way now seen in English walking dress
es. The position pleats are passee.
Rows of perpendicular trimmings on
basqnes will be conspicuous feature of
spring costumes.
Tortoise-shell buttons. both plain and
carved, are announced at the fancy stores
as likely to supersede the metal buttons
now used.
English embroidery will be much used
for cashmere and silks during the spring,
and on the muslin and batiste dresses of
summer. This, it will be remembered,
is the open eyelet-work so fashionable
few years ago.
It is said the old-time scoop bonnie
is coming back, though in a modifed
form.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

SwEDEs ON SOUTHERN PLANTATIONS
"A Georgia paper reports that in 1871
aboat one hundred and fifty Swedes
were taken to Jones county in that
State to replace colored laborers. Their
passage to this country was paid for on
condition that they should work not less
than one year and refund the passage
money at the time of final settlement.
They worked faithfully for the time
stipulated in she.contract, but then refus-
ed to work on the plantations, and went
off to towns aud Cities in northern
Georgia and States further north. OF
all the one hundred and fifty only one
man remains in Jones county, but the
experiment showed that colorsd labor
is not indispensable to the cultivation of
Southern plantations.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

Two patent corset peddlers, men in
female attire, fitted corsets on nearly all
the young ladies in New Castle, Law
renee county, before their little game was
discovered. The men are in Jail and the
bushes of the young ladies heated the
New Castle atmosphere to such n.extent
that the six inches of snow the morning
ofthe arrest disappeared before sunset
Bedford Inquirer
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

A female graduate of the medi-
cal department of the Iowa Uni
versity has taken the first prize
for the best performed dissection
in surgical anatomy, in a class con-
sisting of twenty-four young men
and one other young woman.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

The owner of a house in East
Saginaw, Michigan, hired a man
to burn his house, in order to get
the insurance, Eand succeeded in
the fraud. Lately, his conscience
troubled him, and he made resti-
tuition. His accomplish Is on trial
for arson, and he is threatened
with a prosecution for perjury.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

The Illinois Legislature is con-
sidering a bill for the appropria-
ton of 81 ,225, 900 for the erection
and furnishing of building
for a training school for
feeble minded children. the loca-
ton of the institution TO be at or
near Jacksonville.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28

The amount of immigration in
to Eastern Washington Territory
will be unusually large during the
coming season.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28
SHERIFF THoRyE.


That / shosld be sheriff, and keep the
Jail
And that yonder stately old fellow you
see
Marching across the yard, should be
by prisoner well, it's curious tale
As you'll agree.
For it happens, we've been here once
before
Together, and served our time,--al-
though
Not just as you see US new, you know;
When we were younger both by score
Ofyears, or so.
When | was wild colt :wo-thirds
grown
Too wild for even curb or rein,
Playing my tricks till needn't ex-
plain
got three months at breaking stone,
With ball and chain.
The fodder was mean, and the work
was hard,
And work and | could never agree,
And the dicipline-well, in short, you
see,
Twas rather rougher kind of card
That curried me.
A stout steel bracelet about my leg,
A cannon shot and chain at my feet.
pounded the stones in the public
street,
With heart crammed full of hate as an
egg
Is full of meat.
The school boys jeered at prison rig
And me, if moved they used to call
(For went with a jerk, they used to
call
"a gentleman dancing the jail-bird jig
At a country bali -
But once. as sat in the usual place,
On heap of stones, and hammered
away
At the rocks with heart as hard as
they,
And cursed Macadam and all his race,
There CHANGED that way.
Sis, the lovliest girl don't mean pretty,
But there was that in her troubled eye,
In her sweet, sad glance, as she passed
me by,
That seemed like an angels gentle pity
For such asI.
And, sir, to my soul that pure look gave
Such thrill as summer morning
brings
With it's twitter and futter ofsongs
and wings,
To one crouched all night long in cave
OF venomous things.
Down the broad green street abe passed
from sight
But all that day | was under spell,
And all that night remember we'll
A pair of eyes made kind of light
That filled my cell
Woman can do with us what they will:
'Twes only village girl, but she,
With the flash of a glance, shown to
me
The wretch / was, and the self ! still
Might strive to be.
And if in my misery I began
To feel fresh hope and courage stir
To turn my back upon things that
were,
And my face to the future of a man
Twas all for her.
And that is my story. And as for the
lady?
/ saw her--oh yes-when was free,
And thanked her, and we'll, come with
me;
AS likely as not, when supper is ready,
She'll pour your tea
She keeps my house; and | keep the Jail;
And the stately old fellow who passed
Just now,
And tipped me that very peculiar bow
But that is the wonderful part of the
tale,
AS you will allow.
For he, you must know, was sheriff then,
And he guarded me as guard him
1.-THE fetter I wore now fits his limb y
Just one of your high-fown, straight la
ced men,
Pompous and grim
The Great Mogul of our little town
But while was struggling to redeem
My youth, he sank in the worlds es-
TEEN;
My stock went up, while his went down.
Like the ends of a beam.
What fault? Twas not one fault
That brought him low, but treacher-
GUS train
OF vices, sapping the heart and brain;
Then came his turn at breaking ston es,
With a hall and chain
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT

HAS circulation more than DOUBLE
that ofany otherpapcrpublishcdin
the county.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-28


The study of geography has at
tanned great prominence within
the past forty years, having be-
come so connected with geology
and botany as really to become a
science. The Boston Globe says:
1.-THE young folks of the present
day are perfectly competent to
convict their fathers and grand
fathers of gross ignorance in ge-
ography. One of the ideas of Ag-
ASST was to write a book on the
geographical distribution of plants
anu animals. We remember hear
ing him say, THE fact is, gentle
men, God seems to have given ami
mails legs in order that they
shouldn't run away"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
9efgi(6-S

Der 8. Mlpb. Senfsls BON Orion bat sas
Dpctorats Gramsu Der IsSi,in Dor Der ssrei-
nistsn Sent eSwsne grifunsseummiiIcn nit
AusSei6nuns belfanoen.
Su ter Gbisrs (aorn) limb auf cine einss pen
tpsnisen ailcmetern 5 perlrnen in fur,sr 3sit
srtrunfen.
IN Gbly. Rsul6atsau, brad am 8. Suli zine
5euersbrunlt aus, bic in rpeniser cenn Z Wirutsn
has sdnSe 0ebduie u. bic NIT Seu gum Dad &c.
flllten S6suern ess Sr. 0eclsre in5ldmmtu Iester
II. aQeS ,srifSrten. Ssin Staesn trtrist IA
1900 5r. pcSoa II loo Gr. psrlidsrt ilsp. Gi-
re, sinsm armeu Ndphsn ssbSrsnee ans Sau5-
ltpbenee quite, sins e~benfaas in 6ldmmen auf.
Der in Irlou tasenee wrpSinsidlratb Der bel.
siiten prosinj eurenturs beltebt aus tolsenpsn
Witsliectrn
anrre, Anerin, Gapst, Oanloy, Tsl:au, Ou.
bcis, Cutens, Gnit, be 5apsrsau. SenrUl Ssp.
men. pisrlot, Sesuln 0eraro. e'SoHlbmiet. Srl.
lsnfslS. Sutsrt, 5arausmin be Mi6amps, Sac.
quentin be 0rune, Sacaues. Siect, Sulien, ga.
~bcupsris, 0ambin, be 9are6eblin, 2apal, estrun,
esjsune, 0snssr, Vpu6s, @aripn, be @ntbslin,
Srtan, psrct, pcneslet s'SHasne, poncslst be
6lcrenvile. 3eeescc, 5eI6 a., 5eit T., Sbisrs,
urbin GbcHrap, Wsrauin ).
Die 3abl Ger aatbclifsn une Ter Qiteralsn in
beE 2 Hdmmsrn gelsiens 1T fclgenee: Senat /:
80 8atbrlifsn uue 90 0issrale. 8ammsr: 20
Ratbolifen 81 fibsrale.
am If. Suli tpuresn. ME l9pn beri6tet, bic
Sc6Sfsn pom Itbus an ter srreber,csli6en
@ren;e in Brand ssifsft uuo mad psm &iius Der
fatb. Stride aud sinseissnet. llsbsr bic 5sisr
sntusbuen mir Der Irlcuer ,goir eu 9urem-
bpurs" pas Selsenes. 0ieie SotOisn limb pur9
cine anonsms @s'eaihaft an persn SpiBs Der
Baron Suarpt itsbt, mad sinsm ssrbsisrtsr Sy.
fem srbaut porcsn. Die gsrpaltuns piiene,
eab bic 8atbplifsn in ibrsr eitursie ~paItnes
Wsibssebsts BADEN, battcn iib an ben pflrrsr
spu Ntbus setpanet bic Serempnie pcrsunebmen
uns CUR 6eisr Zen Eebantsn pcn NsTancy une
sisls 0sitli6su Der Na6baritaft sinsslaeeu.
lin Gin ubr Wittaes eritien Der Glerus, ssfelst
BON ZEN @iuwebusrn BON gtbus une elmer gro.
Zen aT;abl arbsitsrn i'm 5siitleier une ib.itten
gum Sehcfen, nc siele Der Terpaltun ssrGtbs
unc Aeticndre psrIammsit Karen. 3ah cen
%rituslen 9silnseu unp @sbstsn bisIt Ger De.
6aut ron @sianep cine i6Sne anIpradt, bic
mir leieer bier esS Haumss wsssn nitt piesr.
seten fpnnsu uuo Der anpdbtis sslaultt purec.
Serrs Berger, benz irlbsrsn praiesutsu ees Cir
Toner @eri&tsbcfss, paro bic Gbre III She'll, ben
So&ofen nit Gem sspeibtsn Yranee ansu,in.
Zen, ibm folstsu Der Os6ant bic yiarrsr ron
atbus bslrsno bic i6msSeneen 5lammen an,u.
Iessn. Den arteitsru bsrsitete bic Sempasnie
siusu frrb.ihsu Gag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
Sngemburger 0a5ette.

Am 10. Sufi uno Den oarrauffol9en=
Den Sa9en fano gu gpon ous 6. Gentcna-
rum oes ,pabrenO oes 2. allsemeinen 9po-
ner eoncils 9eitOrbenen b. 9onapentura
auf Die feierli9lte Weile itntt. Inter Den
Yreolgern, Die bel bieler @elegenbeit auf=
trateu, fisurirt aud Der Name oes Sii9oIs
WtermiQoo.
Sn 2Iinne(ota lit man b6Qig bran
&ir6en 5u bauen; 10 miro in Sent,n elm
neues @ottesbaus erri6tet in @innebaoo
asencp bat man Den Yauplab aus9eiu6t
unO loa nod Dor Serbit, oas neue 8ottss=
baus oaiteben in Wbits Garth muroe am
30. SUM- cine meme Stride eineeweibt /; in
Yerbam limb Die Sauleute ebeniaQs am
Sau zines neuen Gottestempels.
2sep. Sram3 2snrns 1T gum g(omini=
TRAITOR oes erleoigten apOitolii6en 9ica=
rates Nebrasta beitellt woroen.
Am Sfefe Muria Seimiu6una .. Suli.
eonletrirte Der bp6lp'it Yii6of SeiB Die
eben pollenoete &apelle Der S9ull6pefern
bonn Oroen Oes b. SranSistus. Glolter II.
Nupeue llho Heu uro ma1eltatll1 allt9e=
ilibrt nno Der Ban lit ni6t ALIEN cine
3ieroe fir ga Groie iOnoern fir bic sanse
8e9eno.
pie 8at6ofiGen Somoons ba6en Ell
men YlaB ansctauit aui Dem cine Der DE
tropole Gn9lanos piiroise &atbebrale auf-
Sefiibrt perOen loa, gu Ser Die Yldne be-
reits anseferti9t unO sroBe Summen ee=
Sei6net Iino. Ser So6p. Grs6ii6oi
Wtannin9 mill aber Die Nrbeiten an ser
&atbeoralc nibt eber III Ingrif senom=
men BADEN, oils biz jebes tatbolii6e 6ino
in Sonoon in elmer tatbolil6en S6ule un=
tersebra6t lit uno cine driitli9e gr,ie=
bung erbGlt. Dor adt Sabren beeann
Gr5bil6Of Mannins feline Soee su perwirf=
LID uno Die 3abl Der S6Iler in ben tatbo=
lll6en S6ulen 1T ipGbreno Der ,3eit BON
1000 auf $4,000 seitie9er. Sroboem
lolen nod etipu 5000 &inoer obne Shul=
nnterl6t iein uno ipenn oieie crit in G6us
len %nntersebra9t iino, Damn, uno ni6t cher
lol Der erite Stein 81 Der &atbeorals 9e=
le9t weroen.
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Gliab=
Nus oem 6laB. Ibreibt m

Nus benz GliaB, l6rsibt man Der
SSln. S0lfssts; Our@ cine Ierfisuns
Ger Se;irtstebSrre lit Dem iessnsrsidsn
0irfen Der Shulbricer unp S6ulpes
fern gum srpeen Ibeile ras llrtbeil ses
Iprcden: le lpGen in rem HeibsIanrsn
nidt fernsr ibrem Serufe lsben eirfsn une
1T Die eeituns Der S6ulsn ;bnen ssnpms
men. Damit bat Die Diciatur i'm Gllas
einen wsitern psrbdnsniepoIsn S6ritt
sstban unp Gem tatbplil6sn Splfs wicrsrs
um tief ms Ser; ssIdnittsn. Our6 zen
erwdtntsn Grlas wsrren fplaence Gcns
SreSaticnen setroHtn: Die Warien briis
re. BON Gb.rsbeim, Minfter, bic Sriirer
res ielisen s. 3. eaiaIs, ris S6weiern
ron Yprtieur unp enrli6 rie S6pefsrn
de la doctrine chretienne, rie in Stras :
burg cine blibenre lS6tsribule leiten
Gas Muttsrbaus 1T in Nancy). Oas
bstreHsnre, pom 10. ,. %. ratir;s Occus
msnt purpe sinem isrsm Witsliere Ger
perlbiccenen Gpnaresaticnsn einseln ,Is
seltsat {; laut remlsltcn baben Gle Setrof,
fsncn ibrs 9ebrtbdtisfsit ain 1. October
:. S. sin;ufsasn unc frmmen bic iotbcr
ts;casnsn Oienteirfinfts ron ssnanntem
Sage an in @ssfaa. Die Gpnsres
sationen FER Warientripsr unp rer
Yrieer Der 6rifliten eebre res
Ielisen s. .. 2aiaIe mSssn in Gls
IaBs 9ptbrinsen ;uiammsn srssn 100 =
$50 an S6ulsn tbitiae Witslisrsr ;dbs
len. Die Sdulldpstsrn spn pcrtisur
iinp sablrsia i'm Stsrrbsin. Ye,irf, ma
msntli6 iinp iie all zen fatbpliIden Mic.
6enlbulen in Gclmar tbdtbis. Die iibs
risen GcnsreSatipnen, persn Muttcrbius
lsr in Gllass sctbrinssn iinc. blsibsu sinlts
peilen mob nnlhcnt.
Mn 30. Sam wuree cine @aaiabrt
nab Sicrre IN V~ctbrinacn ;u Zen Jtelis
quirn Go Ri. @cmmariuS aebaltcn um
su Got! fir uuirrn paplt Plus TX. ,u
tetcr. Mstr ais $4,000 pilser battsn
llh Gem 3uAe an4rl6lpllen.
81 Der Som If. his 10. Sft:bsr in
@a9enau (SIiab) it'ttTnrenren inter
naIicnaleu 0cpfcns. Siers &C. auss
itrIluns trrHcn idpn isgt ;ablrsi6e
Annclcun9cn Gin. Oa Ger Nsrsin reuts
idcr 0cl irntausr gum erienmale ieine
@ehcral S,rlammlus9 tort atbdlt NOS
bel b.lebrrnre &crtrise Ron Ga6s @utps
.ila;sn sebaltsu wsrrsn. 10 III cine srpsss
Setbsiliaans um 10 iIbsrer. oils Die
Siacto cnraIiun9 NusS aufbietet rie
ausfsuuns nustrinsene fir SspieAs
prccucenten. Srauer unp Waitfnens
fatritanten. su slei6er 3eit absr audi
zen Selu&srn Ben Nufentbalt anssnsbm
~ MAIDEN.
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Airdlids neuigksitfn.

capt 2sius itebt befanntli6 in ieinem
SO. 2ebensjabre. Sur na6trdsli6en 6eis
er oieier sliidli6 errei9ten altersituie ba-
ben leine @nbdnser Die originele Soee ge=
9aot, ibn BON S3 peibli1en Us e.
Zen, bon oenen iebes bur6 Iein Mlter eis
mes Der aebensjabre bes &ir6eniiriten re-
pralentlrte, beslidmiinl9en su lalien. Nm
IL. Sull purosn bieIe SO @ratulanten
emplansen eas tIeinite S06tsrlsim poram
oeflirten ie big sur S3idbriasn Watrone
an benz Yaplt ooribsr, uorauf bier feline
Wao4sn ibm @sbidte bsriaaten. Ser
SubiIar i&sint an BEN g%uisuas cine beIon.
oere 6reube ssbabt gu babsn.
per pterte MlttatboIiteu.gon n.
sreS finbtt in ben Sasen bes 6. bis q
Geptembtr b. >. 81 Jreiburs In Yreisoou
(Gr0bber3ostbum Babsn) itatt usS amor
in bsrdbtn Belle. pie in ben 9OriaSr,n.
Das $tmixar Der dubsrn 9siiEOn.n
AZ paris sbat an l.. IL. unb 20. sSuIi 81
NiliaSr< mad Snsien uns CHINA otisnbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

ltden: crei srobe ieicene Sddrpsn, 70.
pte 8eriberung, Sra6t &c. nit einse.
re1nst fofet Die s~inSelne Tabne ni9t meb,
als $4,000
@uBerrsm beiiyt bic ct, Yauluss Sir.
DE nod folsenpe pom penlelbcn S6wes
fern perfertiatep Yaramente Gineu
weiben Gbormautel 05O mi
benz 5ers Seiu Silre auf Ger Gappa
Elm wetees Messewanb ($lOO)
nit einem niec.iben M%uttsracttesz Silps
den elm rotbes Mesgewanr
($11O) nit Rem Silpe res sefreusiaten
Seilanpe5 Elm Senestctions,
Selum $500 nit lem eamm @otttes
uno elm Ser felie> 9 eIum (bei
auSseIrBtem Saframente C$60): ,pei
Gnsel nit Rem Spru6: Ecce Panis
Angelorum."
Sir Yrieltcr, wetbe in Yacerbprn
ftucirt babsn, miro Die Nabri6t iebr
interellant iein, raB ras beliette re
Deum peS parerborner . D
nj es bet pteler 0ele9enbeit gum eriten
Wale in Amerifa aufasflbrt murne.
Den Scmiibunscn rcs l6pbp'iten @eib,
tilbcfs Sol. 6reuSbers unp res Sphw.
0%ensraleicars peine 1T es ;u,uibreiben,
pab paS Yacerborner OUmcopital mir
cine Ibidrif: resislben iiberlalIen bat nit
Der Grlaubnih. oasielbe crudsn laIen III
tirfsn. ID wi!pe rieien plan ausfdbs
rem, lobalt cine J%sndnsence Nnsabl Ib.
nebmer ea warsn, UNI Die Drudfptrn III
befen. Soute Elm lleterl6uB ersielt perz
ben, 70 fSnnte er Gem praipen:en res
obensenannten 0ereins, Wsibbii6ci
Treusbsrn ibermittelt werpen, Der unter
cen ausenblifliben Serbaltni0sn lnwers
LID Die &eitauratipnsfcitsn res paeers
bUrner OomeS bsitreitcn fam. SD err
iude raber Die p%rieiter, wel6e Elm Grems
plar pes Te Deum ,u teiiysn wini6en,
mid sitisft benadridtisen ~ pouen.
SObalp 70 piele Abnebmer iib semelcet
babsn, ba6 Die 1~ruftotsn unsefabr ecs
cedt percsn f5nnsn, psrpe ib cen DRUID
serantalien.
8. 85nts,
pfarrer Der ct. YauluSs Stride,
Sort Wayne, Snc.
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aus 2sarap fe 2Honiaf miro seI6rie
pTarrer Der ct. Yauluss Stride
Sort Wayne, Snp.

ben Mm Ssite oss beilisen Ssr,sn Seiu,
ipar unler Stdot9en, slei6 oem Sorjab=
re, Der S9auplaB elmer erbebenoen 8lau=
bensbe5euSung oes sanSen tatbolil6en Sol=
tes. Nabesu 10000 Yilser ,paren aug
allen Sbeilen oes 2anoes ansetOmmen.
Ser Serr Staotpfarrer Sc &ebpurs BON
Der Masoalenenfirhe 81 Yaris iiibrte Die
Barrier Yilser, bic allen Yreilen Der baupt=
itdotii4en Seo0lterun9 ongebDren. Die
9erso9in bon GbeOreule trus Ole SABINE Der
YruOeridait Der beilisen Sunsfrau. Yier
Wdo6en Dem Noel, benz SeamtenItanoe,
Dem &aufmannsltanoe uno Dem @rbeiter=
itanoe entnommen, bielten Die Gualten oie=
fer Stanoarte. Ser ST. @raf BON Sa=
mas trus oiejenise Der Yilser=G ommiiiion.
Die Nualem Oerlclben nuroen ebenidls
BON ben aus Den peri9ieoeniten Stdnoen
entnommenen Yerlonen setra9en. Cine
Der Qualten belt Der Baron Gbauranb,
Witslieo Der MISUNDERSTANDING. Sn
Der pra6tpolen Yroceliion bcfanoen lid
cine Injabl papitli9er 3uapen, Die li6 nm
Den General Cigarette ordn9ten. Na9 Der
Na6mittags=YrocelliOn puroen Die San=
ner in Die &apele BON Warid. Seimiu9uns
sebra9t. Ser General Cigarette nabm
alsoann Die SABINE ieiner @etreuen II. belt,
an bas @rabnial Der ielisen Wtaria Mar=
saretbe ii6 lebneno, folsenoe ieierli9e Re
De: .Sm S9atten oieier bonn Dilute un=
ierer tbeuerten uno etelitsn Opfer
9etrdntten SABINE weibe i9, 8enensral
Baron b. Cigarette, Der i'd Die bobe Gb=
re babe, eu6 gu eommanoiren, eud TO-
mie Die sanSs 9ssion Der iueitli6en Srei=
wiaisen, nebit Den pdpitli6sn 3uapen, Dem
beilisitea SerSen Selu, uno nit meinem
Glauben als ebrli6er Soloat uno aus
Sanjer Seele iase id uno bite i'd en6, es
mir na6Suipre6en SerS Seiu, errette
Jranfrei@ !" Misr. Daniel eribeilte Damn
Den idmmtli@en BafenseId6rteu I'M Ia=
men oes bl. Saters ben apOltOl. Se9en.
abenos 500 Elm srOber She'll DER 8aliab-
rer pteoer in ibre Ssimatb suriid. Die
geoolteruns beSleitete jeoe Yrocellion nit
Win0libtern bis slm Yabnbofe. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

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