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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-13
rEALiNGS

Among the passengers on Yesterdays
train, says the Si2ney State, of the 10th,
was Baron Rothchilds, of the cele-
brated banking house of the Roth
childS, and eX Governor Walker, of
Virginia. The latter was accompanied
by an eX-COnfederate General, whOse
name we could not learn. Baron
Ro,hcnilds is II member of the French
branch of the Rothchilds house, and j.
undoubtedly me of the richest men in
the world. The great tinancier, though
one of "A family that controls the de>ti-
ny of nations by furnishing or with
drawing the sinews of war, is plain and
u%nas>uining in his manners and dress,
and there are plenty Of clerks who put
Oh more style and airs than this scion
of a house that reckons its millions as
others do hundreds.
The total amount of money expended
in paying the passage of sufferers from
Virginia to California, up to last Mon.
day evening, Vas S2,0OS 80. This was
for tickets over the Central Pacific rail
road, as the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company carried those who
were una'le to pay, free. until the
present week. A few persons are still
being sent over the mountains. and
some have tickets who are, as vet, uu-
able to travel.
The stage driver who arrived at Boise
City from the direction of Oregon, on
Saturday morning, reports that two
men have been arrested in Umatilla
who answered to the description Of the
robbers OF Wells Fargo Il Co.'S express
box. some two or three. months ago
near Wsgontown. As the robbers are
supposed to have gone of in that di-
rection, it is more than probable that
the culprits have been gobbled.
The stage from Bull Run. which ar
rived last night, says the Eiko Inde-
pendent, brought down from the Blue
Jacket mill at that place. five bars o!
bullion. valued at S3.42l Of. This is
the second shipment since the recent
starting of the mill.
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return of Republican love for its once
idolized child? We think there are al
ready symptoms Of relenting, and a
preparation for welcoming back the
discarded babe to parental arms.
Many Republicans did not approve of
the inhuman unhousing Of the child, a
treatment hat would have aroused the
indignation OF a Bergh. if he could he
aroused by any cruelty except that
prac,iced toward the brute creation.
Most of the magnates Of the party want
the child back. Uncle Ben. want it
back, Kelley ever opposed its ostra-
cism, Phillips love for it is undated,
Boutwell, can't forget its little winning
ways, Forney pleads for it, and even
Morton, who consented to its being
kicked out of doors, has not seen a
happy day since, but tries to appear at
his ease, refusing to tell his love. and
letting
0oncealment like a worm i the bud.
Feed on his damask cheek.
Shall we not shcrtly see parent and
child brought again into happy union?
Will not parent affection o assert
its supremacy over cold expediency:
We fancy we hear even TO- Republi-
canism with parental love beamirg in
its eye, and the warm blood of atfec-
ton suffusing its cheek.) exhorting its
charming rag baby in loving, coaxing
infantile patois, to return, to arms ex-
tended wide open to receive it back.
We think WI hear from the lips of the
r~elenting parent, the welcome words,
Come and sit upon my knee,
And give me kisses, one, two. three
And tell me if you do love me,
Nv bnby.r
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r O r ETC N w S.
The Vat;enn's Reply to Spnin-The
Spanish Question from u Reli.
Ef"us Stam:pOimt-Papacy the
Glory Of Spain.

lE'Np'pNs WV H.
A note ofthe Vatican in reply is that
of Spain. treats the Spanish question
from the standpoint of religion ard the
principles Of the cnncordat. which, it
says, must not be departed from. The
Vatican does not desire to embarrass
the new spa ish Government. 1t pos
iiively wishes to assist it, but only by
such means AS would he truly etfica.
ciols, and which would not permit the
rupture of that sacred tie which has al
"avs been the glory OF Spain. Re-
ligions unity, which it is now sought
To tani>h. cannot impede the develop
inentS OF civilization. tut, on the con-
trary, it is its true beacon. 1t is the
duty OF Iapacy not TO combat ciNiiiZa-
iion. which Is brought forward merely
as IA preteXt, but corruption prevailing
the hearts of the nation in perSiStin.
upon tie ground asserted. The Papa
cy believes 1t renders great service not
only to the Spanish Government but to
all SPAN. The conduct OF h Papal
Nuncio and of the Vatican must be re.
garded from this point Of view, but il
Spain, moved by supre. ne necessity.
wishes to draw up an understanding
on the anne principles under another
form. the Papacy is open to neyotia.
ton. with the object of Introducing &C.
reptable notifications INTO the cOnror
dat. After each one has declared its
views, it remains to he seer how far
the Vatican car accept the draft of ii
new constitution. In conclusion, the
Vatican accepts the declaration of the
Spanish Government that it is DESTROYS
of coming to an understanding, and
>ta'es that instructions to negotiate
IN 80 t,na,, ix-D, ~ IA. N... -. NIL
rid.
Fire. Damp Tx ElOSiOn.
SERAING, BELGIUM, Nov. II.
A fire-damp explosion occurred in
the Marialiaye colliery to-day. Ten
persons were killed and about one
hundred hurt.
The Turkish Question.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. II.
Tie GdiOS newspaper says ofthe re-
cent article in the G0=ette THAT il con-
firms the peaceful sentiments and uni
veral respect of the great Powers ON
the Turkish question:"
Recovering.
THE HAGUE, Nov, IL,
The Queen of the Netherlands, who
has been suffering from fever, is now
slowly recovering.
Bal Weather.
LONDON, Nov. II.
The weather in England and France
during the present week has been
very stormy. Heavy winds prevail;
and allnost inceSSant rains have fallen
and many ports of both countries are
flooded and vast tracts are threatened
by rising ,ivers.
The Grand Vixer III.
CONSTANTINOPL.E, Nov, II.
The Grand NiZer is seriously i'll. The
present political aspect IN State affairs
Causes much uneaSineSS in Bulgaria.
Detached from, Herzegovina.
LONDON. Nov. II.
The Porte has ordered the districts
of Trebigne B-ltZ and Piva detached
from Herzegovina and organized asa
>eparate department, which will he
placed under an American Greek Gov
ernOr.
Cabinet Meeting.
MADRID, Nov. IL.
An extraordinary Cabine; council
was held to-day to discuss the reply to
a note from the United States relative to
the execution OF the treaty of 1885.
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IT is o asserted that President
specie payments at an earlier period
than 1879. So are we all, but just how
to get there is where the serious rul,
comes in. Any violent steps in that
direction must of necessity result in
widespread disaster. People at the
East have acquired all sorts of proper
movement in getting back to
first principles would unquestionably
unsettle values to an extent that would
bankrupt one half the business COM
munity. Gradual resumption would
seem to be the safest and wi>est plan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-13

IT WAS rumored in Phoebe the other
day that Brigham Young had died
leaving Is diSconsolate wives, besides
Ann Eliza, and go unsophi>ticated
children. Unfortunately, the rumor
could not be traced 10 any reliable
source.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-13

AN old Ohio Democrat writes to a
friend in New York telling him he
need never more believe in spiritual
ism and spirit. knockinss, for if spirits
could come back to earth and knock.
and knocked Allen down for his bad
Democracy.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Great Eace-RuihcrC0rd the
favOrite-The Wrecs ed Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II.
Pool selliug at the Lick HOuse sa-
loon last night was very Ii, ely, and
there was big betting at the following
average rates:
Rutherford, 5000, $3.50. $3.50, $4,000,
81 900.
Springbok, S2l5, 1886, $3.50, $3.50,
5000.
Wild Idle, 800. $50, $50, $1,000,
$3.50. ~
The field, Sll5, $3.50, $l55, Slips.
The horses are all in good condition;
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"LET's retire twenty cents of the re-
deemab!e," is the way they put it
in Calhoun, Ky, when they want to
'~'inf1ate" a couple of drinks.
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ANOTHER 'brilliant wedding" The
young man with a flower on his coat is
to marry the young woman with the
habit of saving, 1.-THE ide YAH"
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closed and Moody prayed for blessing.
Health Association.
Nov. 10.


BALTIMORE, Nov. l2.
The American Public Health Asso-
citation met this morning and admitted
new members. The Executive Conn
mi;tee was instructed to memorabilia
Congress in favor Of such legislation
as will bring about a proper
ton between the General Government
and the several State governments for
the uniform and efficient system of
the registry of births, deaths and
marriages.
The Lost WacO.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IL.
Captain Sawyer, agent of the NAL
lory line. returned last night. He
states that they sailed 40 miles south
ward and to the westward taking III
the entire limits of the main track of
the guilt, which was thoroughly
searched. They found a dinkey boat
belonging to the lost vessel bottom up.
1t had not been scOrched. \ set of
steps was also found. Captain yer
says large quantities of freight from
oft the deck of the Waco We're found
floating, among them cases of astral
oil, which was stored on her upper
deck, and thinks this freight must have
peeu tHroWh over ny the crew Among
the articles picked up was a
jacket life pre>erver, from which the
string was torn. No clue was found
as to the fate of any of the people.
Captain Sawyer started out again
this morning to continue his search.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IL.
Department Commander A. II.
johnson and staff have instituted a
new post Of the Grand Army of the
Republic here, with A charter mem.
bers.
Three Children Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.
A dwelling house OF Thirty ninth
street, below Market; West Philadel.
phia, fell to day, killing three children
playing around it.
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HIS CHoICE.-Harvey Carpenter, of
Hamilton, goes his coin that Ruther-
ford knocks the thirty thousand per
simmon to-day. There are some nags
against him that have been known to
head a steer in a lane.
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AID FOR NIRGINIA.-Tybo contribut-
ed Sal to the Virginia Relief Fund,
and the Pancake coal mine SlO2. Num-
bers considered, these donations are
especially liberal. AT the Pa cake
coal mine there are not more than a
dozen miners employed.
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E0RN.

Phoebe, Nov. 9-Wite of Patrick Horgan, a
son.
Phoebe. New. Nov. 5-Wife of John Collins. a
son.
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Silver, City, Nov. 9-Edwa ard n. Phillips,
aged % years.
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PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath Hoas

r"'' ''S Moth Main street. Eureka: "A
THE UNDERSlGNEP. last smstab!isnus1
Gently opened the a Services to Al VI
r reTi.1 a. an ecstatic SHAVE. sh.mpooia
no Hair Cutting. 50 cents /
10 cents. ...,,.a With the e.sl|
g ;shment are several ne ~
E~.s-Nelegsnt b assss;rsLle lot =
Cold Baths can be had at aI."~e
BATHS, IS cEN1S ,.a.
char. Of public patronage i i ;Slie'PiS repI
su2S'tf JAMES ~. N MV"D
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Three Children Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.
A dwelling house Oh Thirty ninth
street, below Market; West Philadel.
phia, fell to day, killing three children
playing around it.
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Land Case Settled.

WASIIiNGTON, Nov. IL.
Attorney General PierreponJ has de-
cided that the act of Congress of 1916
confirmed to Hugh and John Max
we'll a grant of $500 acres at the forks
Of Black River. Missouri, made to
Priest Maxwell in 1893 by the spanish
Government. This large tract OF land,
situated in Reynolds and Iron coun-
ties, Mo-, is therefore declared to he
long to the claimants represented here
by Warwick Tunstell.
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miscellaneous.

PITrsBUEG. Pa. Nov. II.
McPhillany * Co.'S Touring mill at
SharpSburg. Pa. burned yesterday.
Loss, Sl4, 900, partially insured.
DETROIT. Nov. II.
The rolling mills at Wvandct,e,
owned principally by the estate of the
late f. b. Ward. partially burned to-
night. Loss, about $4,000, partially
insured.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-06-17
9ie an,srifaniiae gsiifie.

Auf aIten Garten iinb sroBe 2anbHri9e
ber Ser. Staaten auf betben Seiten Der Sci.
5en9ebirge ols Waten uerSeidnet. Sn ben
Iebten Sabren rpar es Nobe 8eworbes,, bieIe
Mnsaben 8u perIpotten, Die grfoIge Der
Nlorn1onen IN utah, bic ntbuiiaitiiden S9iLs
beriin9en, tuel6e anierem 8Iabenbsn CONNER
entfIobene Reiienbe aus ben 8erge1 @oIoras
bo's ianbten, bic pbantaitildeu 8elbreibnns
gen Suffers pom ben Munbern oes geQorp
Stone- Ines trls baBu BEL, iene perfdrteenen
2anbnri6e ais Chen erldeinen 80 IaiIen ar6
3rpeifeLte nod Semanb, 70 fanben es ia bic
Direftoren Der giienbabnen enb anoere 2anbs
fpefuIanten, tpel6e bort 2anb 80 perfaafer
baben. II, ibtent Sntereiie, feline 8neifeI 3sl
serfreuen.
Sol. So;en iebo6, peI6er in iener ges
senb (nabe Der Mtinbuns bes gsuom Stone
ieitS tSabren itotionirt iii, bat bieler AnffoIIung
tets piberipro9er. Grft fiirSIi1 spieber bot
er Elm S6rift6en yllnIere ,piiten 2anbRride"
erI6einen lalien, ruortts er esflart, saB bas
2anb roefIi6 pom 100. 2dn8en8rabe in 5ol9e
bes &esennangeIs faif ruertbIos fei. St be-
bauptet, baB ber obere MifIotri auf cine
Strede pon fat 1000 WeiIen IN. CONNER
rur aus elmer 8ette pom itebenben GiimpeIn,
ii, rpeI9e 8ebir8sba6e iib er9ieben berebt.
Gartens unb Mdergeua5fe, beren Mnbau in
Der Na@barI6aft Der NiIitarpoften nnb ber
SnbianersN8enturen Deriu9t ipurbe; iinb in
a6t Sabrer ftinfrnal taiBratben. 3uii9en
BEN IbaIe bes ,0rbIi9en geb &iper uni
ben sSeIsgebirse,. 8iebt es mad ieiner Ser.
It9erung rlidt cine etr5i8e wtrtIide Saru.,
,Dieies Tafenanb, fa8t ct, bat niir Elm 9rit.
tel bes Geeenfaaes ber frl6tbaren @e8enben
Der Ser. Staateil. Gs III bort nidts sli fin,
ben, aIs Srieften, Sun8er unb llnfruht tbar,
feit. Gs siebt fein SoIS /; Bit, ilnb ,pieber if
int Gomt,er gSeioe fir gieb aber tn Wintel
uiiroe es Dor &aIte nmfonnler, ba fein Sc.
b6I3 ba it, bos tim S6ub 8erpdbren fons1te
Obera alfre0 Suun, Der bic @e8enb eben'
falls aus LANCER grfabruns fennt, beftdti9t
SaSen's 8ebauptun8etl: nSaS Sano 1T met
ner Weiniing mad ga1i ,pertbIos nnb brimgt
nur Cactus, grairiebinbe lln6 RIapperidIan
gen berpor. gs siebt bort teinen Afer fru6t
barren 2anbes inb man tam es auf eint
Gtrede Don fanfbunbert WfeiIen rpefIt6 pom
1O5. @rab aus WanseI an Sea6tisteit MIDI
bebaue1.H
Die @esenSen, pon .oeI9en Sa3en uni
SnIp ipre6en, umfaiien ben Weiten por
Ranfas unb Nebrasfa tr6 BET. San3en 2anb
ftri9 bis an bic caIiforniiden @ebir9e. gb'
Seuanb bortbin aiebt, pirb ct aIio gut tbun
ii6 in ben @esenben, tuel9e ndber beat Dsii
iifippi 3u ltesen, ,tu,3uIeben. @iebt es bod
bort mod Ratm fit pieIe Mlionen.
Nni. b. @ef.l
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0ebenbia begra6et,.

Das Stem Orleans Bulletin" pom 80.
Stat beri6tet foIsenbes 3 boar frGaben be
greisntb: uAm rs. gtai fsarb i'm bortis
gen godens5oipitaIe Sscar 8anfs, Ell. iuiss
ger Ne9er pon 19 Sabren aus Gennei{ee.
Ser Mrst iteIlte bas n0tbtge 3eusniB aus unb
arn 26. lpurbe bic 2et6e auf ben Mrmentuas
9en $50. geIaben unb pon Sartes @pnnors
mad benz Scout 9roue glrmensRir6bof ges
bra9t. Nn radfen Sage eti6ten Elm Nlann,
Namens $. 6. 8e8ss ailf ber gentrals45olis
seisStation unb 3eiste bort an baB er am
Sage uorber ouf benz Rir6bofe setpefen iei
unb bort einen 2eidenwasen benz brei ober
pier Srauen fOIsten, seieben babe. Ser
Ruti6er nabu ben Sors oor Dem Wa9en,
vnb ebe er benieLben an bas @rab brin8en
fonnte, ftieB Der i'm Sars 8efnbIi9e ben
SargoeGeI ab unb rief aus: v1lnt 8ottes
gSinen, besrobt mid ni6t Iebenbtg" Ser
Ruti6er er9riff einen stein i.nb: sd babe
Elm arstLi6es 3eusniB, baB Du tobt bif, unb
,perbe Did besraben!" a,lsrufenb, f6In8 er
Der permeintIi6en 2ei6e bautt aaf ben 3opi
,lnb tobtete ober betdubte Iie, ,porauf be1
Gars nebft SnbaIt besraben ,uarbe. gs ge.
lang, anbere .3eusen fur bic 8efdti8une
bieier fur6tbaren glni9uIbisuns auf3afinben,
Cine bapon, MeIinba Smitb, fagte aus, ite
babe ben Irmenruase1 $50. l Dor ibret. Sauie
baIten ieben. 3pet Sarge, ber zines @r'
ruadienen unb Der zines Sdt8IinSs, tuarer
auf bemIeIben serpeien. Sic babe senait &C.
Ieben, roie Der Ntann i'm Sar8 bic Sano be:
pest unb ben SedeL berab3uitoben fi6 be-
n,ibt babe.
Ser &uti9er nabm ietn SiBpoliter, tegtt
es ben, Ntanne auf ben Uiunb, iebte It'd
barauf unb fubr 70 einen 8lod melt, nab
renb fie NIT einisen anberen Srouet ben
@asen foIste. Ser 8utf9er bieIt bann tuie
ber an, nabu, eiaen Samu,er unb petiu9t
ibn feHsunaseln. Sc nabnt barauf ben flei
men Sarg inb ieBte i'm auf ben groben
GIs er mid bea,ertte, fra8te ct mid, wal
idb bier noble, unb aIs i6 ibm entse8nete
baB ct einen Iebenben MenI6en mud ben
Rtr6bofe brinse, befabl er mir, tues3useben
ober er .parbe mid f9Iasen. g8ir foI8te1
benz gSagen Bis gum 8ir9bofe, es tuuro
4 uns aber ni5t erIaubt, benielben 3u betreter
Ulebrere enbere 3eusen beftdtisen bieie gus
5age. gonnors rpurbe perbaftet unb betbeuert
gan3 entI1teSen feine llnf9uIo, tros Der g
gen i'm uorIiesenben 8epetie.
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18.
,,8ldttert iid5 ber ReI9 Der 9tOfe
ssn bes Serbftes faItent 9aii9,
8ftebft 0t, Sitter. SerbHseitlo1e."

g9ir febren nod eit,maI in bas Dorf 5uriid,
in rpeI6em por ni9t au5u LANCER 3est 8as
brteIe's 8ater feline lebte Rubefatte 9sfunoen.
Gs ift ieierabenb uno Sonnabeno oa3u, Die
6eerben geben I6uteno an ilns poriiber, rptes
berfduenb, trase unb ibermitbi9 - Der Strt
fbIenbert forslos binterbreir. 9luf feinem
breitframpieen ,6ut Iabt ein bnnter Niterns
nrauB, un6 bas sebrdunte slntLib nnter benz
Cute Ia9t aud fiu Dor Ii9 bin - ob bic
fladsbaari8e @GIteI rpobl ieiner f6on errpars
tet binter bena @artsnsalin - limb tt1orgerb
aLs am SonntaG siebt es ir9enowo ein Gang
den, unb iein Mab9en brebt ft6 am fedften,
bic rotben 9t0de rpeben unb bic gelben 3opfe
fIieqeu, uenn bic 2uit am bO9ften ftei9t -
ben id6niten Ntunb bat bod ieine 9uftel =
10 ipibt fie bas NauI9en mad einem Gu11e,
unb I o - remit er in 1iiBer 5eIbftuergeRens
belt aeeen cine ftattIi6e Sub unb bin flie9t
ct NIT 2iebess ,lnb Tar3esIuit 3a ben SttBen
ieiner 8Iehe. -
gom @aIbesranb berilber tont Der rueibe
Ton elmer S9oLmei - ber Senne TT es aus
ber 5doueiserei, Der bas meIobif9e 2ieo Iei,ter
Seimoth bIaft ,gon ber Slime t0nt oas
Sorn." - ssn feline Mttorbe mii6en ii6 ans
ba6tis bic NbsnbsIofer, bic ben Seisrtag et'.s
Iauten. 1leber bic 0oen Stoppelfelber lanft
dnefIi9 aut Stain bas 9tebbubn, tber ben
@eoreinenbeeten im Garten i6webt Ia6elno
ber @nqeL bes S1Iafes un6 ber rutlbe Wetn
an ber Rir6bofsmauer ftredt uerIon8enb 1etne
Nrme nab ben bLauen 2eu9ttafern aus, bic
Itd unter ben @rasbaImen gum f6immeraoen
geadtreiaen ritften. Sat Der CONNER bic
2eifunssfabigfeit ber 9tatur Bis sur auberiten
Rraft anaeipannt, 10 iinft bieielbe in fIBer
Gr5dDpfuna benz mil6eren Serbfte ans 0erI
bo Leot fie {ib ftilfeierno unter fibIen BaIs
besifatten unb IdBt bic feu9ten NebeL i9meis
9eIno ibre belize Stirn ltnrueben, oaB ite Dte
@Iutber bes Somu1ers ausID19en. - Ser
Serbit sIei6t benz ieIigen SalbidIunsuer, benz
Iraumsuiianb, ber ,inierem Sblafe poranss
oebt. 0abrenb i6on bic Grftarrlns bes
0inters it6 aumGbli9 in bic Gbern Der Jtas
tur f6Iei6t, rubt bieieIbe nod blumen9e'
Idmiidt auf bdrteren. 2ager, unb ber 0olb:
. ibIummer fommt lber 1te ltno 9iebt ibr nod
einmaI 3uriid: fonnises 2d6eLn, 3oienbnfi
; unb 8ooeI9eSang. - Sa tritt ibr oas betbt
f 2iebesLeben 70 uunberbar in @rtnnerung, bat
Sie sufrieoenen @emitbes ii9 ,uilis benz fefter
: S6Iafe binsiebt unb aIio bineinFnft tn oaS
: fibIe, rpeiBe 8ett. ---
> 3wii6en ben Grabern 9ins Gabrielle Gro
mani. gebanfenpon benz SlseI 5u, lnter ben
t ibr gafer felt feds Wo6en i6lummerte. -
> 9as bIei6e AntIib iinnenb aur Groe 8enet9t
= bic Mugen ftarr ouf bic roiIben Dtabltebhei
: unb grimeln au ibren GiiBer, i6ritt tie lang
8 lam an RreuSen unb GebenftafeIn ooriibe
n unb adtete ntdt auf bic Sammernben S9le.
s er, Die pon gBeften ber itnuer bi9ter ben flei
E nen gottesader psrbIHten. - Sbr 9e1l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-06-17

Rotbw oIte, ber SnbianerbduptIins, nDil
nit ben 8lei6geii6tern bes @efens Elm fur
ale UlaI auf benz @ebiete bes SanbeIs Ni9ts
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penn aud bieie non iinb, bonn iasen lss
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-06-17

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su unferbre6em, inbem er bas g8einen oes
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-06-17

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