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, 1875-03-27
,.C,In,n> OF ,>IpE IIt CuInIY.

MI. January yst. 49,. tie New Postage lsS went
into clect whirh reIai.e- tie puh'.sneE 20 y'y T.,
ts.,sse IA q vance oa Hll yzpvis - CTt-id" -
-, og1ut7, whsrc printed The T0stsT- vii lS
,llut - ugu;s yer l. Wv ~ thls E'w law, We
WI be AU!e - seni paprIs cuisl'e II he comfy
rf,sr January !,:, unle.s Pc'a 20 ." "10-17' We
,.,.iot aIvauGe money fiF white Izi-fr INK, IAttr
&c and pay POSTAGE l-slies, and send pnpcrS away
,,f -re!. ier.of- OItsle OF WHlla " sllt county :,
o aes,re the >TETTs,E after tAls date val, there
r,T, r,rss, icAr tl,s ~ rnnt. II ore who IN
.l,s 60 - nov VAL remit lie several amounts Gu"
M TIRE dollars AiiItCnNl, VIC Nil mai cur Iripci
=, .h4 1.,a.-- r1eta.I, TO- cue yssy. 10 enable al
rg,SE themselves q this gh1r, We VIII seri bll.s q
rl.ae IN hIIeH =
, 1875-03-27

Tur R,IYuo,D PunRrEu- l..,,r. ~.
The Railroad Problem" WAS d..,iv.r,d -,
Bo,,,p ouire I,t.,v bv Ny CbsrI.. f. r.;-
Adams r. ~, ..I,,.au Tcs.;,,,t, ,.,.,rs...
on railroads and their maparsn-n- NJ,
A,,,rs' yi.vs ,ra vs,,, r,5,,.,l o- ,.,b.,,- :,
-bouId h. said ..,dva,,cr6 >, u. s,r.,,,,or,.
s-,s inside c,,rr.,i,ior 3 rbi,h ,,n,h J.,
:,
AWAY oe'" 'e"SOnauy expected ~ "i H.
avail to protect the public against rBIlroud
cncTnachmenr, defining competiti,n 10 b.
e,,I,. .,,b.. ,,,.5,,,,,, ,t-,,,.,L -.t,:.I
u"''on Anu uo'hoii'a'loh "otk then'SeiEe~
out, and declaring that the longer and
frrcer a stru.,ylr btvern cpmra,i,ors ,,,.,
J., r,,r,...-.,.s u-. y
''' =. '"'
u'it''"'e coiHoihAloh. II Is trne, We have
had some examples Of this sort Of thing il
tho mas, brt II ,,.,.o ba,...,,. ,r,-., IL.
,....
pun u eh''o'Tu IL
me contest, and all The parties had b.eu
over IN advance 10 fhe sarne vices Of w,trreJ
..,.Ls ,,,5 .,.ssi,... ,,.l.l..l,s. tr.r,, 49,;
GUS "a 'A' '-'''''- II uOe' ho' i'io"' there
tore, that the circumstances being dltferen.
the result VIII not b. different. Mr.. Adam.
.,,,s. - ,b..-..f,-, ,,-.,t,,,., -.
0'4''i premises H'ih hlIn 10 START "AeL
there Are roads resting upon a proper &C.
nomic basis. lie sketches The history Of rail
-I ,,,.,,,,.,,.,,, ..6-c,J ,,,,;1l, =; Il
, 1875-03-27


CuNQULyoRY EDuCATloN.-Sinee tEt
rassage of a CominIsory "s!ncE,i"n
law has been a.itaied, everything that
bears upon that euhject has become
interesting, and one Of our exchanges,
commenting upon the proposed law,
instances the Gaze of decision, which
was pronounced III the Supreme Court
Of Iowa in 1874. and which directly
affects the question Of compulsory ed
ncation. y pupil attending the com.
mon school was directed by his father
10 study reading, writing and arith
melic. The teacher added to the list
of studies geography. The father in
~tructed hiS boy not to study geogra
yhy. The lad, in lis dilemma, obeved
his father. The teacl er thereupon
puni, he'd him for diSubedience, out of
which grew a suit on the parl of the
parent for assault and battery and on
the part of the teacher, who was a
lady, for malicious prosecution. The
'ower court decided that the teacher
had right to control the studies OF
her pupil, and she Obtained a verdict
If 5000, whereupon the defendant
took a writ of error to the Supreme
CONT. The decision of the supreme
Court, which reversed the action of
rhe court below, was based upon the
ground that the parent had undoubred
authority 10 control the studies of his
ION by selecting such branches Of
learning out of tho>e impaired 10 the
school as he preferred. The fact that
rhe studies 10 he taught in the schools
were prescribed by stature was not
heid to avail against the authority of
he parent to choose what lie would
and would not have taught to his own
child
, 1875-03-27
Defeat of the Force Bill.

Defeat Of the Force Hill.
We no,ice that the Washin gtou HguNinaa
and U.her paprrs of the same ilk that AspIr,
70 The honor Of being regarded as Par excel
leuce the supporters Of the administrator.
arc profusc IN he expression uf their regret
over the defeat Of the "forcs bill" The
prUyisi of this bili were 50 repugnant TO
al ideas Of American freedom that We fail
10 understand how even The most deceased
creature can undertake its justification. 1t
virtually amounted 10 this, that the liberties
Of the citiz-n were 10 be placed in the keep
ing Of the President, who for any cause OF
no cau-e was authorized 10 suspend the writ
of Kryca, oayrs-that great VIII which was
devi-.d bv our English farvfarhers to protect
the citizen against arbitrary arrest. IL %ss
a bill intended t1 destroy one Of the dearest
ri.hrs u The citizen, and place him az the
mercy of the wbim or caprice Of a military
dictator. /; vas bill designed 10 intro
ducs civil strife il every Southern State,
and eventually involve the whole country IL
the thro.z Of any,heT civil war, and all this
to the end that the republican party might
have another four years lease Of power. II
Was I'LL 10 revive the su!mositie- Of party
aud Of racr, - hicb have been N u great meas
ure e1'ingushsd, and 10 plunge the country
/ into renewed excltements % revive ;he
auimoeIfics and bitter heart buru!ngs Of
/ the past. Il Was bill that violated the
/ whole ~pirit ot our institutions, IL that l.
/ placed the military above the civil power in
{ time Of peace And yet with all these enor
mi'irs, We find republican papers lanrn'ing
that "Congre-s lacked the bark-bone' II
faStcn the foul Outrage upon TIE statute
book. The radical paprs plead that the
! passage Of thIs bill WAS n necessity. This l.
| the ryrant- plea, aud Is entitled 10 no con-
| sidergiiou whatever. For ,hrse-quar'ers ui
A century, from the birth OF the Constitution
/ under which We live until the second veal
Of the late civil war, the sacred VIII OF AGJea.
! c0yu, Was never suspended IN these United
| n,.,, =
..-.-..;... Il .-i..:..I -.
waro the republic WAS engaged. wLatevel
,.-t,I,. o,,t-L, - -, -
.;.f ...-.-
49,, ). '.,,.-'., .T.--.,
,,onu,,.,., 81 I;,.r,r Tho nu, os J,,,.
r9,p pt, Wa not suspended during he revo.u
r,or.ary outbreak III Prunsylvaala. known n,
the whisky insurrecriou, 90 h-n large bodl
Of armed rebels wlthstoud the power Of III,
Cuired Stal,s. Il was not ruspruiod in JET
| lerson's administration, when Aaron Burr,
| reasonable conspiracy for taking bosses
sion Of portion of the Southwestern
State. and Territories was rjp.. and wb,r
the arch conspirator himself WIS tried fol
TREASON. Esen prior 10 the establishment ot
the Constitution. which declares the writ Of
y,y,,. II ,,.,.- l.. ...-.,4..a .,.,..
""''' III case u ieoe'tIOH of INVASION 'h'
, 1875-03-27
Plant Mere wheat.

The prospect is that the coming
Fall wheat Will command a good
price, and hence II stands our pro-
ducerr in hand TO seed every acre in
their power. Last year We had
small crop and low prices, and as
consequence there is very lille money
in the country. This year the pros
pcct is better, and it is for the farmers
10 improve the opportunity Here
after there will be TO difficulty about
shipping grain, and the more we have
TO sell the more money the farmers
will have at the end OF the season.
The Portland Bulletin has an article
tcr Oregon farmers that will apply
equally we'll 10 this section Of country.
Il is as easy TO raise large crop az e
small one. and with a little extra eX
erlion this valley could send to mar
/ ket the coming Season three million
bushels Of wheat. Just think Of that
amount Of wheat selling at the rate Of
90 cents a bushel cash, and the enor-
nous amount Of money it would put
! in farmers rockets There is plenty
| Of Spring wheat for seed, and it ought
10 be put into the ground just as long
As there is a good chance for il 10 ma
Iure. 1t is very easy for any farmer
10 press the Spring work and put IN
ten or twenty acres more than he had
expected to: and this ten 10 twenty
acres more ali over the county will
produce probably a million more
| bushels Of wheat, which may bring
into the Valley half million more
dollars in coin. That would put
every body ont of debt, give pros4 4erity
10 all the farmers, ranchers. mechanics
and business men. And then, too,
that ten or twenty acres TO each far
mer, got in by a little extra work
will in all probability represent the net
profit of his wears work. HIS present
sowing, or that which he intended Il
put in, may he inst enough TO pay hi-
store bills and taxes, aud leave moth
ing 10 purchase any extra comfort OF
! convenience. But the extra acres We
urge him to plant will all be nearly SO
much clear profit, because ii viii cost
but little more 10 harvest it after the
machine Is set. And with the produce
of it the farmer can procure new
wagon, some improved stock, or a
SEWING machine tor his wife, or some
needed Improvement 10 the house or
fam, ana in hundred ways make
the farmer feel more independent,
make his home rIeasanter and his
family happier, for there is 10 place
where a little money will make more
! show and give more substantial pIeAs
ure than on a Iarm.
, 1875-03-27

Grs. WILLIAMS Is reported by Washing
IN sr..r,,l, ns about to withdraw from Pr--i-
don't Grants Cabinet. i is said that he vii
Ia appointed to the Russian Miseion' aud
Matt C,rru,cr will become Attorney Gener-
al. Carpenter il considered very able law
v,r. and IN this resprc, will be an improve
In,ut upon the present incumbent.
, 1875-03-27

TnE resisua'iou Of Mr. Jewell j. rnmortd
IN Washington and the appointment OF Gen
,-,I Z,gh Chandler IN HI place. Nothing
would luaucc IL. to credi, this r~Por' except
irg he know dge that Mr Chandler must
Ie rak.n care Of by the Pre-idrnt and Is A.
likely to - into the CabIne' a. anyv here eI'''.
, 1875-03-27

FEANKINU TluyUEGC At the late acs-
sigu Il Congress the traukiug privilege was
partially restored, as follows: Fir-'. it l.
restored permanently. rs to seeds sent by
he Commissioner Of Agriculture, and - 10
"Asrlculrural Reports emana'ing IRON that
Department. Second, It Is restored, pr
rusuen,ly, "a 10 the Congressional Record,
or any plrt thereof. inuked ~ Con-reesnen,
"rrder such regulations as the Postmaster
G,ueral may prescribe" Third, it i re-
-,yr,i, temporarily, until December l, 1919,
H. "a public documents already printed, OF
wlgI,d 10 be printed, for The u~e oi either
House Of Congress" TO br forwarded by
Congressman. We never joined N the hue
and cry aiout The frsuklng privilege, "nd
arr rather pleased that Cunsrlss has yenturrd
al partial restoration
, 1875-03-27

Civil RIGuTS The recent law of
Congress had lis first Interpretation
the day after it received the Presi
dents signature, from a United States
Commissioner for North Carolina a
saloon keeper refused to sell negro a
irnk and the colored citizen filed a
complaint. The Unit. d States Com
missioner dismissed the case On The
ground that the civil rights bill did
not apply to saloons. This decision
will, doubtless, cause great rejoicing
among gentlemen of Conyivial habits
who are sensitive TO the approach and
companionship of the inferior race.
, 1875-03-27

Tmr IDAHO WOu.p now issues a tn
weekly edition. The iri-werkly Ia about the
we OF the former weekly, and u well and
nra,Iy 20, up, 4 daily paper at Silver Ci'y
and tri- weekly at ldnhO City, gives the
.nrre.-ion that Idaho Territory Is IN -four
..hing condition. "" trust that cur friend
# rhr u orld VIII receive the patronage lie 90
Ill deserves
, 1875-03-27

The President It i said, intends 10 abolish
The civil service rules because Of the failure
Of Congres. to adopt his sugge-tions- Very
yood. Ing ago be abolished the sub7'nnce OF
r,i1rm, and there l. 10 use ~ troubling Tie
country with the shadow.
, 1875-03-27

oH'o Is disposed 10 huaor old ag-. If S-na-
Tor Wade i the republican candidate for
Governor, and Governor Allen is reuUminar-
Cd ~ the democrats. their united sges wiIl
he mere than century and half. Il Nigh,
i called centennial exhibition Yet these
old men have more energy than the Young
ulu. - :l.jr $3.50 provc.
, 1875-03-27

THE prospects for the cons ruction
of the Olympia Tenino railroad are
rather di>couraging. San Francisco
capitalists decline to invest in Thur
stun count, bonds.
, 1875-03-27

CIVIL RiHnrs have roorri q victory IL
NcrpL.-. -Four eJlarei men were admitted
% ,ra', IN iLe ihra'rp. he manager having
at,uioued the idea Of con,estlng their right
Ia the court.
, 1875-03-27

UTAu TEREIToHY, although given
over to Mormom>m, Is making sub
S'anrial progress. She already has 2G3
miles of narrow gauge railroad III ope-
ration, and As many more IN course Of
construction. These roads have been
bmlt without Government ail, and
with very little assistance from abroad
The Mnrmons understand that God
helps those Who help themselves.
, 1875-03-27

Curr JrsrcE McNE,N. Il Utah TrHl
ri,orv. has becn removed. Thi- Is the Judge
who has been - fierce in hi- rulings against
the Normons. IIls removal is attributed to
Mormon influence. ES-CongrrsSman Love-
4 Kansas. has been nominated 90 I'LL th"
vacancy. Brigham and bis followers will
leve grand wnr dance over the fall OF
N,Keqn, the man Who lhry deemed their
worst enemy.
, 1875-03-27

IL Atlanta, on the 10Th inst col
ored barber committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart
He was one of a party who on the
passage of the civil rights bill visited
bar rooms and other places of public
reSori, and demanded the same rights
As white men, This conduct resulted
in loss of patronage. He bitterly
regretted his conduct, and the depreS-
sion caused by the loss Of business was
the only causc known for bis suici3c.
, 1875-03-27

FuA>CE ANp GEUMANT--Fmuce Il very
nn1ious abou' mounting her cavalry, and TO
,hs, end sought to purchase horses II, Ger
many. Thr Germsus have, however, 10 w
,sution Of aiding France 70 mount her war
rior.. and so Kaiser William has issued de-
cree forbiiiing The exportarion Of horses.
Tlr decree -. AFTER all, of questionable, VIZ
d.ro. a. Fr,rca can get pleu'y u charger
nrt.llr thr IlthrTlanl
, 1875-03-27
10 aDNLnGINIIIs.

m, wEIa wailh SI,TrEslS has much larger
5rcrlzt,on than any other paper Vul l<het In tie
Lsr-i,yry q Washington. and hrnce oilers supSTlpi
IN frrerus,lts 70 aivcrtisers who would reach tie
,sly i--t class of paying customer
, 1875-03-27
Is Scl under Char

Abe. BELLEOUNDER CHIEF. four y.z.rs old
VlIl sttun four day OF each week -NIorrf.ys N,
IaYs fTllays an >aiuE.s,ys-st Jilr Lve,y stable Of
tire dzs= ~ Aark's RanChs on Dry Cre.k
bELLPOIN DER CHIEF l. tie b-st son of n .
veteran BE! touri'!-r hl- dam an y l-It ii m, =
81 Otsun " Grolge stock" he Is unframed Iat
SHOWS ittT saD,e trOttng acton -yEesl- llOa III, >
j about l5a h4nis hlg4; o; dark rc,.yrl5 b,y 81
OF ana iIf q IniHetry Oi ICIm cafCt d. ercellsi
lyRNs-iA= Season, s-5: psayatd IL ash or sraip
oe-lF-rel al tte MAJ z-t price Mares pr0vf If l.,
90! Wal b- or-i u=NC fire. U: alttr.e If the
hpise> A'r sod, the money V L h iuIpl@f
SO Pasture and gooi care will b furui,he! a,
the kanehe bat accidents ~ .se4u4- .. ..,.-- rop-
- Al thelr o"n=r's TI-k- Mares to Dc l.ei al the
Ranch. VIII 3 taken tfoEn town free OF eharg.
Apply u Capt J. Z. PUrS II. Wall. Walls. o. 70
FzED BELNoEE, On tLe Ezcch-.
1--A . Il. MACK
, 1875-03-27

o. Dry Greek. The BLOOD Of tins c-letra,ei H0rse
= .eTlNe lTO.n the three most i=>l1n sl. ~,
t-i lfo.uog iaulles, and lis success - tI tr,;r,,
sire O. troit<Ts : 10 We. established 10 uyt-l iu tier
comment His excellent health con, !Iri.,r ,,5 -
pronise We! 70 sHsta reputation Tor certainty m,
the stud IFESs lie ara Oh, sSo.
, 1875-03-27

/ ON PRICES FOR JOB PRIS I,,e i -, ru,e
l. q Il -IAIESNAN Dffic.
, 1875-03-27

Live stock 'hfPpeti 20 POriI,pd.
From the different points on the river at the follow
ing rates, Ogn-r' > risk-
, 1875-03-27
Saddlcry and Building Hardware!
BLACK ,IIiEI'N TODIS,
WAGON itEtER,N TOOLS.
CARPENTER TCOIS
HE Clipper Champion and Collins
C4S!-STEFl pIoHS

The Seneca Falls orlcbrn'eI THIMBIE sKEIS>
AND BOXING. direct fu,in the Touu.lry N,,.-n
DO ~ :, RUise's ami Mis- u'~ ~TABIEANb PuCk
II ti IlEEG Assorted key o. 70 , and { EUr
den-s HORSE AND MULE SFOE~. Nrw Cr.Iou
1 Il. Putnam ani AUS;thlr tratnls Of HCR> Z SI!Df
NAILS lWe, Round. Square. Fani and Hoop Iron
nj! s.z.s- P!ow, Sp.In- AMI Pick steel; Cis,-S'eeI
luf Harrow Teeth. bIIll~, etc >in-,l and Double
"nr L"sk', MAIN Springs. Tube Bar LeaI, sl.y'
porting and BlstiIg Powder, etc
Enlmeled DrIll Ducking and Iesii,-r, suitable for
Ius;c SprIIr WAGONS and Uph0l ,teEy us@ Car
rst,r IN Scat Sp Inq> Auvils Vis.- AMI B..iI"s-
f-1ir-Jstrks, foraN, Pulley Eogk- ami a great
variety % other GcOis too HuIue tO mention even
n abr iged detail.
Kirby Co'ahined Reaper, Mover and Self-RGke
Uu sale, Bargain
, 1875-03-27
pass ENG E,-is RATES.
To take cT G: March To, IS.J.
RATES oE FREEGHT:


= 7. = " 3.
In lots, >lIrpel from PORTLAND 90 DAITE~
rtu- Gsy luriu Ing railroad. Al the foiLYg.,r-,
Istt.-, owner > Il>k=
, 1875-02-20
Orginia Staats- NDrttf
Sfeue arftif@e GrpeoitiOnen.

Die qeoerapbiIbe @eienidaft bon @n9lonb
1T nit ben Sorberett1tn9en St etler lleltel
Expedition in bic Solar fe9ionen belhdttt9t.
Captain George g. gfareS 1T gum fonlinall,
olreuoeu Sif3ier auSerieber ; er mar .
bis 1854 an Boro Der y6eIolnte" ulo 1tabnt
aftipen Mntbeil oil ben Irbetten bteler arttt@
fdlen Grpeoitiof, ramentlib oil ben Shltt=
tensYartier. Spdter bat er ben @olf bon
Gues erforldt. Inter ibnt, ais s3petter I'M
Commando, iou Captain gilbert $. Vtartz
ham fteben, tuelder anf einent @aufId1fd1ls
ger bic 0aifinS Sal unb Brtnce 6e9entS
Bldt nnterlndt bat, I'M iidl Senntrtlle llber
bic @rforifung Der Yolar-@ egenoell 81 per-
ihaffen. Oasu iperpen nod 5lpet tildbtl9e
Qieuterarts fommen uub Der Brdltoent Der
aeoQrapbiihen @eIel1haft, Or. Sooter, ptro
Sic mt1ienihaftlihen Mdnner belttntt1lett,
melde bic Expedition be9leiten iollen. 9te
Sdiffe, melde man gemdblt bat, itno Der
Ilert, cine Sampfihaluppe bon 1913 Sorts
men, bic iebt neiie &eiel nnb Utalhtnen
erbalt, NIB Der BLOODHOUND, etn Darnpt=
8aufiidfabrer, Der erlt Dor 5net Sabrerl gu
DUNDEE qebaut tpuroe er 1T 100 6nB lang,
80 SUP brett nnb Is Snk tief nro hdlt 500
Sonnen. Die n0tbigen Propt1ionert, Slel7
oer &C. perben bereits fabrt6trt.
Oeuti d I q n , iptro etite ltelte artttlde
Grpebitiort rab Der Sffifte bon @r0nlaho
i6ifen, tposu 2 0ampfer lie bon 300 Sonner
seb0ren ioIen, jeber nit go Otann. Ser cine
loa @r0rlanh Ielbit nilo beiien grobe, beretts
friiber a%nfgefunbene Sudten 1lno @ebtr9e
nnteriuden uno Der anbere iou nab benz
0oropol porbrinsen. Die fpulbtnirte @rpe=
bition ion / Uiiaion foiten, melfe Dnr9 Yri=
patbeitrdse aufsebrabt ipirb BON el1er iln,
terftiituun her ReoieruuQ 1T bis iebt tetlte
&ebe. Sic 9ampfer iolen I'M Sr't 80
ober i'm SUIT 1876 abfabren, ie pstpent pie
n0tbisen @elber aufsetrteben ptreen. Nte
beuti6e @esieruns iolts BEN Sellplel gilg-
lambs foleen nttS oieie gppeotttoitelt tldttg
untertiiten urb bebenfer oab elmer %aufitre-
benOe Seemadt ni6ts oienli9er 1T, nm ben
gntbuiiasmus fiir @eei6ifffabrt nnter ibrer
Mstlo, ~ sr@sda a3t,on w's g %si$s Sss a "n9
reife Muer erreaen uno bas Seenamlsleben
nit elmer uniterbliden @lorie umaeben, mag
Der @etptnn iolher @rpeoitionen aud rur Elm
rein tbeoretiiaer unO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fetr1'
, 1875-02-20

pie gerfolgn nge en- ge9en Die libfra
len Proteltante1 baben in SrarfretA tbrerl
Anfang %9enonl1nerl. Ser Observation-Disclosures
De @nrno1t bat nidt alein ieine Serorbnung,
lpelhe Die leeten @oniiitorialipablen fir lml>
9ilti9 e%rfldrte, aufre6terbalten, lonbern ber
Brdfect beS Earn bat aid eiren proteitarl=
tilfen Bfarrer pegen .4nfrebuns CUR Ste.
polte" inter 9ert6tllde &erfolgu11g geiest.
OieieS Serbreden fam nit 2 bis 5 Sabren
@efdn9utb beltraft fperben, urlb es bat bas
Serbre9en beS i'm Tarn=0 Department inter
Nnflage 9eltelten Sailors BON @aitore8 barir
beltallbeil, baB berlelbe bon BET &anSel herab
Den SildluB bes YresbptertalratbeS befannt
'9e1laft bat, tubnah Die 9Sablen BON flint
@emetnoerathen bleieS Departments, ipelde
Der Wiinilter De @ul1out caiiirt bate, bod
giltlg iellls loler, Der Yraiect, BET benz
ellige Srtboboren Sei6lperbe gefiibrt, lieb
bel Dem 9rlder beS YresbDterialratbeS ben
Sei6luB bes lesteren nit Seid)lag belegen
uno leitete DOR benz &rlminalgeri1te cine
&lage 9egelt ben Biarrer 0iabaub ipegen yIufs
reiSung Slr &epplte". e,u. Die Sade erregte
i'm gan5en 0epartenlent natiirli6 Die grDbte
Gttriilttng uno man that Sdritte bel Der
Yartler 9fe9ieruns, nm Die 0taBre9el beS
Prdfecten riidgdnglg 81 MAIDEN. Sci Der
STUNNING Der 5feglerenben lit aber ein @r>
.Ipl9 nldt SI erlparten. T- 4. 1ll
, 1875-02-20
Aus benz 2eben Ses &urfmritens
pom 0eiien III Nrda.

lleber ben Aufeutbalt bes 8urfirlten in
Yrag brlngt bic u. 81. ST. cine Sft5ie, Der
mir S%olgenbeS entnebnlen 0@tu leltener9elS,
melfer bic berportretenbite Gigeulbaft beS
YerItorbenen mar, bat eS perbinoert, oaB leil
Sof in Yrag ir9e1lo meldJe S9eiluabme AMI
ii6 lentte. Son tallen Grillrten, lpelbe I'M
yaufe Der letter Sabr5ebnte III ber Drtlid1 10
i60nen bobmilGen Sauptltaot Hube ilt6tell,
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