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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05

The Rocky Mountain "Husband-
man." R.N. Sutherlin, Editor and
proprietor: is at hand. It is an
eight-page, Well-printed journal and
proposes advocating the agricultu-
raj interests Of Montana. It has
been said that the newspaper bust
ness ofthis Territory Is oVerdone, "
but we think there is at 1eastroom
for a well regulated agricultural
journal, and such the Husbands
man" proposes to be. We earnest
ly wish it profitable career, to
attain which, we hope the farmers
Of this locality will lend material
aid. The subscription price Of this
new paper is 500 per year, IN ad-
vance.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05

few months during the summer sea-
son, and its profits are principally
confined to the freighters and the
forwarders, with temporary IN
crease Of trade te our hotel proprie-
tors and store keepers.
The fur trade, however, is grad
ually declining, and the day is not
far distant when it will become ex-
tinct. But when it has ceased to
exist, our population will have IN
creased sufficiently to develop the
vast agricultural and pastoral re-
sources Of the Territory, compared
with which the fur trade and steam
er traffic combined are quite insig-
nifcant. Cur section, then no long
er celebrated as the great fur mar
ket of the Northwest, will become
noted for It's stock-raising and wool
growing advantages. and perhaps
its mineral resources. With these,
our river navigation will undoubt-
edIy become a more important fea-
ture than it is at present or has
been in the past, for it will then
serve as a cheap medium for export.
ingour surplus productions asWell as
importing various articles ofmer
chandise required by the new in
dustries that will spring up with
the increase Of population. The
agricultural stock and mining IN
terests Of this Territory, especially
Of the northern portion. are as yet
in their infancy, and will remain 50
until railroad communication and
increased capital and labor assist
in their development. Still, even
the agricultural and stock produc-
tions Of this vicinity, if net as prof
table, are nearly Of as much gener-
al Importance as the river trade:
and in the near future will become
an unlimited source Of wealth. The
fur trade is our present chief sup.
port; agriculture and stock-raislne
are even now profitable occupations
and our great hope for the future;
steamboating adds materially to the
wealth OF our community, but is by
no means indispensable to our pres
ent and future prosperity.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05
RESOURCES OF BENTON.

The numerous articles and COM
munications published in this jour-
nal during the past season, regard
ing the freighting interest of Fort
Benton, together with t1e various
comments and statistics that have
appeared concerning the Fort Ben
ton Transportation Company and
its by no means formidable rival,
the Carroll Route, may have caus-
ed the uninitiated to believe that
the yearly arrival and departure OF
a few steamers furnishes the prln-
cipal source Of revenue enjoyed by
this community. Of course, no one
having the slightest acquaintance
with the many resources Of Benton
and vicinity could for a moment
entertain such an impression; but
for the benefit of our Eastern neigh
bors, among whom we are happy
to say the RECORD is now largely
circulated, we desire to state a few
facts for the purpose OF showing
that Benton has other means OF sup
port. and of q more profitable and
reliable nature, than the steamboat
traffic of the Upper Missouri.
Since its origin, Benton's chief
support has been derived from the
fur trade, a traffic Of immense pro-
portions, furnishing employment
to an army Of hunters, traders,
teamsters and others, and q profita-
ble source of revenue to the bust
ness places Of this and other com
munities. From seyenty-fve to one
hundred thousand robes and pei
tries arc yearly shipped from this
market to Easter cities, while the
quantity Of Indian goods imported
every season is simply enormous.
This trade is Of vastly greater i'm
portance than the steamboat inter
est, as it extends through the entire
year, while the former lasts but 9
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05
WHEAT CULTURE.

The advertisement Of the Sun
River Touring mill which we pub
lish in the present issue, suggests
the propriety Of a few remarks con
cerning the advisability Of q more
extensive system Of wheat growing,
in view Of the situation Of the mar
kets in respect to this most impor-
tant component, flour. At present
we are to an extent dependent on
the Helena flour market. 4 large
portion Of the supply which arrives
at this point IS shipped from the
" estern market, but owing to the
steady increase Of the outside de-
mand the imported supply is not
sufficient to fill the requirement,
and thus III addition to the local
demand we must seek the required
excess at Helena. Almost every
year the cry Of scarcity Of flour IS
heard, yet in the following spring
the supply is by no means exhaust
ed. The reason Of this is evident
A few weeks ago we called atten-
ton to the fact that a scheme was
in existence to control the flour
market by creating, or attempting
to create, the impression that flour
was scarce. We then predicted
that the price of -four would increase
in such a manner as to disarm any
immediate apprehension Of a scar.
city. We learn from the market
reports Of the Independent" that
since then flour has gradually ad
yaneed in price from $500 to $3.50
per hundred. Comment is IN
necessary, especially in view Of the
absence Of any denial Of a conspira
ey being in existence.
The demand for flour at this
point is very large. It IS steadily
increasing and next year will be O
such Importance that the farmers
Of this vicinity should endeayor tc
fill it themselves. The Benton mar
ket is the furnishing depot for al
the Indian Agencies and trading
posts in this neighborhood. It com
mands tie supplies Of the North
west, and there is nothing 10 pre-
vent It's commanding the supply Q
all tie military posts IN vicinity
OF the local trade, NC need not
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05

ton has capital he cannot lose,
and which will go far towards max
ing it easy for him to win his way
to prosperity. It is we'll for those
interested in the welfare of the
young, intrusted to a very great
extent with the shaplngof their, lives
to consider the immense advantages
the educated possess over the igno-
rant. The parent or guardian who
realizes these and is able to give his
children or wards good education
will have little anxiety for the fl.
ture, and will have cause to be salts
fed, though theamount of fpecunlary
help he may be able to give them
may be small
The young person whose mind Is
stored with useful information has
a thousand sources Of enjoyment
from which otherwise be would be
debarred. If he should travel, the
history Of the country through which
he passes unfolds before him, link
ing every. scene with associations
Of the past and clothing it with an
increased interest. This acquain-
tance with nature discloses to him
the exquisite beauty Of her works j,
the contemplation Of her laws, pro-
ducing with accurate certainty the
different phenomena, fills his mind
with that admiration which perfec-
ton alone can elicit. He is prepar-
ed to use all his faculties to the best
advantage and achieve measure
Of success. Nor is this all. To per-
form the duties Of any position above
that Of the merest physical drudge
requires more or less mental cuI-
ture. Persons usually find the places
they are fit to occupy, and in direct
proportion to the amount Of intel
ligence required in their work is
their remuneration. Let parents
then, who desire their children's
prosperity, see to the culture OF
their minds and hearts, and be they
rich or poor the future need have
no great anxiety for them.
There are others besides parents
and guardians IN whom to an ex
tent rest the educational advance
ment Of the youthful. Those inter
ested with the care and conduct o1
our schools have a duty to perform
towards the children of their dis
triets, scarcely secondary to that ol
parents and guardians. The prin
cipal Of the duties Of the school off
cials and commissioners is that the
children Of their respective district;
shall eprovided with a proper ane
suitable place wherein to receive
instruction. Our school authorities
may we'll consider whether such i.
the case in this district. 4 suitable
school house, one properly located
in q great measure removes tht
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05
A NEW STEAMER FOR BENTON.

Messrs Peck 6 Terry arc build
ing boat for the Upper Missouri
trade. She will be go feet long,
by SO beam, and I feet depth Of
hold, and will have three boilers
81 feet long by 80 inches i'll dame
ter; cylinders Is inches in diane
ter by 6 feet stroke. The new
boat is to be ready for use about
the 18th Of March and will start
for Fort Benton as early as posi-.
ble after that date. She will be
named the G. K. Peck, IN honor Of
Col. Peck, and as Doc. Terry has
it, "she will set the stakes in way
that will astonish the natives
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05

The steamer Nellie Peck is now
undergoing repairs at St. Louis,
and will leave there in the spring
for Benton, commanded by Captain
John \. Williams, late Of the Fan
ME Tatum. Nr. John Z. Hanna
will be her chiefclerk.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05

Local notices 10 cents per line for first insertion and
10 cents for each subsequent insertion
Legal advertisements, Of not more than 10 lines solid
nonpare so first insertion and IS cents for each
additional insertion.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-12-05

The Steamer Benton is adyertis
ed to leave St. Louis two weeks
ahead Of any other boat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15

etni4ltsbltb 27 scn Reufeelant, Serettsl
scorben. Die Tcrnmeranta futr w6trent
Der NaGt BON ylsmcutt mad 8amburs ab.
otne BITE S&ifbrlGteen ~mt3unstuen. Die
Rtttbstlunssn Der S4iFs,Offsere bsfdH.
gen BITE berstts ~tefesraptittfn Gtnselbetten
unb flsen bsnietben ntGts ttnsu. Mae 80,
rt&ts fasen dteretnatmmsnb, baB bic eye.
men, relGe BEN aufatren bss S&ifes
fclsten, ter3prretBent unb aber ale ge.
f&rfibure f4ndltG tparen.
QcnboM 10. Mat. Salt, feds tltr
@orSens. Bel ct. Murs's aGleia lnb so
eetden ans eanb sefpllt wcrbsn. Bon ben
erwaGftnea yuGlstertn eeb6rten 103 BEN
petbIi&sn Gsfals4t an. Die 3abt bsr
Gtretttten To A.
@pdtere NaGrtGten iber ben S&ifbru&.
2onbpn, 10. Mat. Die Gee sett aud
peute nod 3u bod, ais bab gcote bas @rad
bes S2iner srret6en f6nnten. Bon Der Ga.
buns tcaatt tesbalb nod ntats serettet irer.
ben.
StfGsrteute raelben, bab has ..Drad auf
bem.&tF fiber ltest. 70 bab 3u bpfsn To, bas
eth She'll Der eabuns int eaufe tes SUu'
rasrs seborsen perbeu tann.
tlebsr ieeem Der 8etten bes Stiaer ttns
etn GettunsssIrtel. @cfOrt mad benz Gin
trsfen Der 3ataftcpbe Bate Der Supttdn
ben 9efet1 9esebeu, bab ieber petbltHen
Yerfon Elm folder umsef4na1t werbe. gte
btes aber sefAeben funnte, mar bte see tn
bus S&if beretnsebrp&en.
g1Smontk, 10. Rat. Sur flnf3etn
YaGasitre ilnb Sersttet. Stre Ramen pur'
ben f&on utttDetbetlt. @tr tbun uIes RSs.
Hide. un, bic eeiGsn Der gerunslldten auf.
3ufnben unb ~ tbentiFsiren.
2pnbon,1 10. Mat. &uf ct. @arp's
(ber sr6sten Der Setastnfsln) tanb bsuts
bic 2stGeni9au itsr bte trbii&en Itbtrreae
Don 3panats Der auf benz S&iaer tlmsetOm.
nnenen fat. Der erfe S&ifscffUer 8.
&tasrs faste aus, bas Capt. Stpmas unb
eth Sff3ter aar 3ett bsS unglads nuf Der
Bride tparen uub bag aret NatrOfsn am
Rtel DaGe btelten unb spet anbere f& betm
&apttdn auf Der grade ~befunben.
Der @abripru& Der @ef4rorenen Tau.
tste: .3ufddts ertrunten," bod warb REM
ftlben bic Gmpfebtuns betsetast, bae Der
eeuGttturm auf benz gti&ofs.SetT NIT Der
8afe tn teGesrapbtfHe gerbtnbuns sebra&t
tperbe, :petl, tuenn tteie befanben bdtte,
bOGf pabrfGstnlt9 @1e, bic f& auf BEN
S&tIer b~efanben, eersttst worben w6ren.
Dies rar aud bic InfGt Der G9tfsOff.
3tere 9taers unb Yelemann.
@o&e tn SAtfbru&.
2cnb on, 10. Rat. Der Dampfer Ga.
bt3 fGsttsrte aaf Der Sabrt BON etFabOn
mad 2cnbpn untpett Brief, Granfrei6, unt
ie&3ebn YericneR %ertranfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
@e.tb Der Metaue.

Die fclsente Isabelle stebt ben SertdltnIs.
ndstsen Golbwertb eines Yfanbes Der BE-
nonaten Netafe. Ran ptrb erfeten, bae
a&t beritlben tbsurer finb, 'als Sob. Sri,
blum rirb pesen fstner Sdrte ptel fur
Sytssn Der @olbftbern tenust. Slattnunt
ptrb test piet p~ertpenbet, wett es nt&t
Ute Sob. Son'etner etnfa&sn Sdure anse.
Ortfst ptrs unb aud nt&t rpfet. 8is Dor
Hurtsu, mar 60 tteurer ais Sob Nnb TT has
10 perfe aaer NetaIe. Maumtnum tit Ste
raetaftf&e 8ufs bss G9ens: 60 fett benz
etlbsr dtnlt&. TT uber Stelmal lt&ter unb
bletbt ebenfc sldn3enb. als Golb unh Nlatt,
mum. Nus btefem @runbe anb iuepen fet.
ner eerin8en @&were, ,ptrb 60 stslfa@e
gerrenbuns fnben, tpenr before Gewtn.
nunss gerfatren 9rSbere Nensen bavpn
tsrfensn. NOG DOT wsntBsn Satrsn mar
20 nur ais GurioFtdt etpa tupbnt Dollar
per nnie ipsrtb. ater in GOlse UsrstnfaGter
Serfabren fur befen 9erRsnuns To 60 ptel
btntssr 8epcrben. Da Sbon retGli& Dor.
tanbsn tf, ttrb Der gorratb soa,.Mluminum
unerfHOpft& fetn, cbwObl Is isst nt&t. DOR
Stcn, fonsern aus etneua tnGr6ntanb reid.
lid portansenen RtneruI !sepOnnen ptrb,
psn benz ss FH Stel let&ter ausf&etben ldbt.
Obwcbl bus b,atsae. III Gtisn an unb fur
N& bas nisltGae aner Retate. Cine 60.
Ionic auf etasr Snftl, BON isbem9 srtebr NIT
Der au6enUslt absefGntttsn, parbe imetr
naslt&e Dtnse-@eratts MeFer, Nabsln,
M.-aus bunssrt Yfunb .Gtfen berfsnsn
t6nasn. ais aus banbert Tfunt Sob.
StabI II etnfua Gifen uatt Der getmtld-
uns BON etwas 3Otlenfpf (3Oble obsr Dta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
Snl6noii4e Nadridtea.
r6It6e ..

SR Der Abti ct. 9uhmig nra Gee
Stearns &C., periammtltsn Ra am 4. BITE
fes Nonats bic bp&w. 8snebtcttnel
Batter, uul BITE &eFsnattpm bes tedp'fer
&rn. &btes &upert Getbenbuf6 entsesen 81
nebntsn. Die tief btpeete Gemlttsftm'
ntuns Der anwefnbeR Orbensmttslteber In
BEN ftterlthen @Umente, no Der sendnnts
%r6lat ben &adtritt BON fsinenr .-btsbertseu
tcten Amt ertldrte, aetSte, bae Is f& BITE,
urn bas SGetbsn zines BON Anen seltebteu
unb peretrten gatsrs tanbtlte, teGen Gner.
ste unb feltener nmf&t bte Sbtet unb baa
NIT berfelben psrbuntene ct. SobasGoness
70 ptel au Derbanfen baben, tnben. btele
Wfan3fdtteH seiflt&er .unb pellt&:r ST..
buns, trcs auer S&piertsteiten, NIT benen
fe 3u tdmpfen tdtten, ;ur terr!tGen Gnt.
wtdluns selunsen unb beretts TIRE suten
Gri&te bItnssn. Dab aud Der tp&per.
ebrte Refsntrenbe aus benz Tim tbeuer &c.
pUrbenen 9rstfe ttsf ersrtFen f&teb. bebarf
pobl fauut elmer Bemerfuns. @as btefem
Aete bes S&stpens etnsn CANT b~elonbers
erbebsnsen Gbarattsr serletbt TT Der Tim.
Ranb. bae Der btsbertse Abt feline isstse
Stsne nur rerlabt. UNI BEN &ufe bes bl.
@aters fClsenp, cine bOtere Stufe tn Der
ttrHlt4eu 8terar&te 3u b~efetaen unb ale
Oberbtrt elmer neuen DtS3fle etnen nod
erSberen W~trtunsstreis su prBdntRren. Die
feterltGe Gcaieerattcn bes Srn. Abtes ale
Stf&Of fnbet, wte sernelbet, am 80, b. Nts.
in Der btefsen @arta 6immelfabrt . &ir&e
fatt. Dem 8srnebTen na& werben tn
Stsarns COUNTY bereits @prbenttunssn se.
trOfen, UNI Der bUrtisen 8ep6lferung @ele.
senbett tu seben, mittels Grtraauss an BEN
SeftaBe bteber au tcmmen.
&ls &apttels.g itar purbe ertpdtlt 5c9w.
P. Alertus GbslbrOd. o. s. B.. bisber graf.
bent b es GOnesiums; ais &bmtntfratcr :
kc&w. P. GOrnsltus Mtttmann. o. s. B.,
wslGer bic Mbtet bic aur @abl etnes neuen
@btes perrralten wtrb.
Gns 9elaHO, @rtebt g.. ,ptrb uns NIT.
set9stlt, bab bafelba bte an. lesten @onntus
tn Der neuen Str&e gum erRen Ral sefetrte
erfe Rtnber'G Communion etnen srUben Gin.
brud ma&te. Gass petteiferte tn benz 8e
freben, ben tetltsen Gct redt erbebsnb au
MAIDEN. 3o&w. P. &ntcn Gapfsr, o. 6. B.
bate ais SeelferSer bur&aus tetne let9ts
Steauns, ba er gcrmtttass unb IaGmtt.
tess enslti& unb beutf2 prebtste, obsefebtn
BON ben anbersn Tunetionsn. bod miro
Der Srteaer ntGt mabe, wenn er Eett, bae
fetne Saat auf suten BOben fdnt. 81.
@adenrctb, als Dtrteent bes Gbors unb
81. s. @aser ais Dirtssnt Der bortisen
RuRtbanb, fOwte bic 2~etRunsen btefer
beiben perbtensn ale anerfennuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
@pr3enan Ritt.

go LANCE MIR nod fetne sas3 cber bod
nobssu un3srbre&li&en Seller, @6ifstn,
Saftn unb 96pfe aus @las boben, fpnten
MIR stpas buustalterif9sr tn Betr.f unfsrer
70 lstdt 3erbreGlt4en gorsslan : @srdtbe
perfasren. Das @eswerfen Der 8raaRade
TT lstGt sstban, aber bas Anf&afen bee
9suer utaGt aussaten n6tbts, bic In ben
raetRen Sdaen ,u seruaetben rdren. Ran
made cine 3iemlt4 bide eOfuns pen urabt'
f&em Summit In @aGer unb fese berfsltsn
70 ptel fstn ~ssyulpertes @sps 80, bae man
stne bretartise Rafe erbdlt, befret&e ba.
nit bic &dnber Der BruGfidt unb 3tsbt
bisfe fer 3ufautuen. Na& etntssn Eager
werbea tte &dnber unl6sbar pieber Seret.
ntSt fetn, b. :. an terfelben Steae erfpls,
nie ,pteber elm 8ruG, mnb bic 8ru4fene II
taura .t&tbar.
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27Ol

TIRE Stsle. Die beutfHen GOrfleutt fdem
etnen unpirtbbaren eanbfrt& suerf mLtgaa.
OelbOlssrn an btefen mag elm 9uGenpal6
fclSsr, unb barnaH err etonet i& berGrunb
zines Gt6snbntnes. - Hebf ansemeG.ntr
Oinsans. S&hsuns bes 8obsns Ssssn ab.
'pai&uns, S~rOdsnlesuns anb ansemsfener
8earbettans bss 8cbens l&stnt rt9tiser
SruHtwsGfel zines Der 8uuptmtttel 30 fetn,
uus uns bauernb ret&li&e Grnten ~ f&nn.
.r@asE (Marteulturtf,)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15

Gbarfamfus,O asrn, aud am 2. unb 8. Oaer.
fsiertas. wsieen 'Scnntas, Stnmelfatrt,
pfnsfsn, SrctaldHnaut, Sutunnss b. Ssu.
ftr, an ben G%pcaeltasen, an ben ster &auyt.
fsfsu Der Sunsfrau Marta, bet Der Gin.
tpetbune elmer Str&e unb Bel ben 6aupt.
fsfsa Der @etrppslttanttr&e. Der Crypt.
faef sarf fernsr bas Yaaiuna nur In Der
StrGt uub bet Observation-Disclosures trasen,
alic nt&t bet Yrrselicnen unb Rtnsn Mefen
icsrts aud BET Seflendnatsrn. @te ftkr
BAG yaltum an bte Yerfpn bes Gr3biiGpfs
sstnlpft IT, sett aud baraLs terppr, ba6
60 tim tn bas Grab mttseseten perben
uaus. as 1Hs1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
Oas er3biib6fitbe Nantnrt.

Gaf rnstrietttse Arfrosen, betrsFeab bic
Gus3etGnuns, welGe Der bl. Batter zen 'neu.
e%ruannten grabtf&6ftn bur& usberrei&uns
bes Santunts ~ Gteil perben l6bt, mag fur
raau&en 2efer RaHfetenbes BON ~befonterem
SntsreFe fetn.
Das Yaltum TT cine tretBpCnene NIT
&reu3eu bur9wtrtte 8tnbe, wel&e etnen Be-
adnbttetl Der YOnttftaltlstbuns tes gapfes
btlbst unb Don btsien. ben Gr3btf&6ftn ouf
bersa @nfu&en ais etn 3etGen tbres IN.
tbstls an ben Yrtuattalre6tsn perlteben
wtrt. Die ri&ttse &nE&t a5sr ben ur.
fprun9 bss Satiuuas tlrfte wobl bic fetn,
bos hasfelbe als bas Saultertlets bee iabt.
fHen 8Utenprteaers, srn btefemt auf ben
Napf. als ben 8ctenprteaer bee neaen8un.
hes a~berSeSansen 1T. Die se8enrdrt'se
@etalt bes Yontums befett BARN, ta6 bic
9tnbe rtnsfDrmts te9Gultern nrnstbt, unb
BON ttr swet Sdnber, born unb tinten, Der.
obS6n8en /; BON ben pter etnsewirften rber
etnseRtdtsn 8reu3en, NIT rpel&sa bic Rinte
Serfeten tf. bsfnben GA spet auf btslsn
86nbern.
Die 8erettuns Der Taltea sefatebt In
fclsenbes Detfe: Mm Sage Der II. Msnes
I'll. Sanuar) rerbsn idbrlt& In &out In
Der itnsrSetltssn sswetbtsn3tr&e 3wsi wstbs
9dmner pom ben apoRO Itf&en @utbtatcnen
barsetraGt; fe tuerben auf benz Mltare
nteberselest unb eepettt. i3wet 8ansniter
pom euterun nsbmen barauf bte edmmer In
Gutpfans unb lterseben Re bann tpteber ben
9~ubbtatunen, rvelHe fur BITE @etbe tsrlslbsn
iorsen, bic bic ~seetenete 3eit sur S&ur Ser
aatcmmt. Die Dple beredmnaer pernaenst
nit aneerer Mcle ptrb BON &tpferfranen
8eiponnsR, unb aus btefsr Mole tpereen bic
%aatsn seferttst. alssann usrben bic pal.
lien BON ben Subbiatonen aaH Der petsrs.
ttrNe 8sbra&t unb bier unter benz Gtfneer
BON 9pmnen auf bas Grab tes SprRell
Yetras selsst no fe ketne saa&t ttnburd
perbletben anb alsbona bis 3uua erforherlt.
Den @tbrau&e aufbewatrt merben. Dtefe,
GebrauG befett nun eben BARN, bae be,
Yapf zen Gr;btfG6fen fpl9e Ya1ter
ssrlsttt unb ssrape hobura fs aa Stetlueb'
n1ern an mebteren fetner stettrutdes
&e&te uao&t.
Sur isben GrsbifAcf befebt bic tsfonber,
TFt&t, TIM erbalb brtter Ronate mad be,
&oafttruticn pber, wsna Ct f&on StfGU
mar, mad Der Confirmation, unb amar BE
Strafe bee 8srlufes fetner @arbe. uns bo,
Variuua entpebsr SsrfSnlt& pber bur& stnel
Stearertreter naGfu&eR.
Die Sage an tenen f4 Der Grsbtf4cf be
Yanturns 3u bebtenen bat, Fnb IN Der Ser
lsibanssurtunbe ielbf in Der &eSel ndbe
besetHnet. Rad BEN P~Ontifcale Romanun
barf tas 9altuut nur an naGfetenben Sa
gen setraSeR werhen /. WeibnaGten, q
STEPHAN, Sptannes Co.. BefHneibans, Drei
I tSntse, YolmiCnutas, Grlnenbpnneraae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
8ermif6te Na6rt6ten.

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