davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-24
enf 3nr &ettmng.
Chs Ss&i&ts bee "Rsuen arsunusss."
s. g. 1trtbur'S

nsaeaes ant srSstss gDsrf, aber ben mriulrbtaatn aaf.
aanb Der Nsuasit. Gin ,~parsises Srtttnala Id nan
Trap" unh Ten Nights. wfl&ss bel BEN WpIte SEA.
iaftcn unattn nnp I'D ittr gut ~rertuuftn wirb. gu etaen,
~ssrinssn pr.tfs strbhentlt&t. nm f&nsas WsrfSufs snp
ereBe 9trsnlafien ~ e~rSitisn. Gtmpesntfrtunbs, uatsr.
ahst ete Vsrbrettuns bee Bu&es. Spsiieae 0erlants.
ttrrttpritn s%asrtanat; Iseatursn sssta Die Ginisnsaa.
0ubfifbfrA, NbflaAa an.
, 1875-08-24
4fkk paLii(afr &lego,

4Szk galtifasr @lopb,
Ststtin. gmeritantl&t psa-D amvf&iftatyts.
Nttten-@ esQf&aft. ~
seew. Dore-Gfetttn Ste G~oveatasex. e.
9opt. Gayt.
5ranfIth. Z. psntds. O. He. &rnhts 6. gtlbssa.
N~b{ahrteni fl
Bon Rsn-Usrt: g. ". asnbt 10. A,ril.
gDafetuatss. %. &yrtl.
esu Stftttna WafhinetsA = MtstI.
3umbplht, 10. Atyi.
8raufitn. 90. asst.
a., Soohasesarsts; 800.
.Aenbsd Ooh 100.
grsuriiens.idtts suf en SaAr eaitie.
1. aaiuis @sle $i70 .. Gajats 0Slt S1aA osi.
f&enhed @pte $50.
9sH Stetttn sia xppenbaasx, hats ssysa aaA Eew.Sssl,
I. 9etlts Gslb $9u. 2. Salute @pll go. 2. Gafats
Sob $50.
Switdsnbe& prn 6fettin, 400 @uvrenev,
Einper xussy 10 Sakrsn bic 31lfs.
a0sssn 8raut mat ben 6ffttbxftn tasbnsahese Hat
pafsss uenbt nan hA az
Gbs. NammeIsbere & Co.,
3ftaas Re. 70 6rsabrey.
, 1875-08-24
60 Mrp3emt.

9rten I9enten tpiro eine @ommiifion besahlt
tir ben Tertauf bon nelen unb iebr p~opul1ren 8iibsrn
pom elmer eer bsoeutenoiten Subicrtptionsa 5irmen i'm
&ein 6umbue. Nan laie H6 uniers @irculare tom.
men nio f%berieuss ih islbt. Apreis y .. Bog 52s,
bartf""H Nonn, 49DiSbe,
, 1875-08-24

GaRsr!a IN Elm eubfitut far GsHsr.peL. o. 1T 10
anssnsbm ~ nsbmsm ais 6onis. CIR pDinbioIil ums
Waaaenfdurs VI oas Uaittsl sixfsA naaunIiA. xsrtte
ennpfebfsn Cd, A4s
, 1875-08-24

EAA MANNER unn Srauen Dercen test I trs
OVO lauat far uniere neuen 0Oibfecern.
6ilctr. n dbfeiee, 3%etuenfaeen unb Gd,reibpaa
pier. @rDke @tnnabmen NIT Ttdberbett &c.
mddbt. Dian fhtttbe icfprt um GtreuIars an .. e.
o uernfep. publttpsr, Qonsprb. U. 3. 4QD4ma
, 1875-08-24
KNAUTH,
MACLEOD
a. KUEHNE.
Dank= O ED aft,
1IS Broadway,
NEW YORK.

ased1feI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsnosrsn etdsts
in europa.
@elc'Musiablumsen oura bic pORdmter iorois per
Telegraph nah ausn plaBsn In Gsuti&lane.
psitsrrsid, Der ed'psis. boIuno. Sdnentart. s&~s.
ben uno gorpsssn, ben Gmpfanssrn frsi ms baaa
9~eliefert. 81
Gresit.Briefe fir Retfenee sur Bsnubuns In allen
er6Beren St6oten Der alien aDeIt.
Ginfaf1rnns BON G%rbfbaftsn uno TOrbernnsen
isoer Art in allen @ldben Guropa's.
S%eribiHnns bon @atsrn uno ~adstsn naA
europa. M
Derspnuns a~ntpmmsnbsr Sitter in ste,p PORT. uRs
gBsiterbefbrosruns ~osrisIbsn xa4 Dem SuIanoe.
@urCpSif9ss Ssle ausr Grt s,tauft unO ssrsauit
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Giniae aute Grinoe :

1.-9in. usas 9rRnsums. sranoE& sesrsis
unb setdert burb patsnt.
3.-Waabt etnen ooIIfo m menen Ge6sSu~,
slsid auF bsioen Geiteu, on allen Wrten bon StofIsx.
3.-aauit lsibt. fanft. serauihlos uno rat&-bsnt
s combination bon Gi9enidaftsn.
4.-Daurrbaft-lau ) brs lans obns Rspa'
vatursn. va N' "'"
5.-Yerrt&tst allie Mrten BON Grbst'
unb Gancp Ndbtreien in elmer oorsialihensoetis
6.-Sit fir ben Wrbsitsr iebr lei6t Ju bana'
baben. Die aanss Der Stide fam re9ulirt peroen
pdbreno bic Wai9ine i'm Oanse III, uno bie'e fam
AIT s,neln Ssaoen perisbsn psroen. obns oaB berlelbs
our6 2Dder ~ aeben bat. s.lt
S.-plan einfah, iinnrei&, elegant, inbsm
Der Std obnt ben Gsbrau@ BON Cog g8beeI Gears
totarp Cams unb 2eu.r Nrms fOrmirt piro. Dot ban
Automatic . , 6eeb. ipslher stnesIet@'
mGBist 2Gnse bes Sti&es bel irssnb
timer Uti&winbisfsit F4ert. Dat unlsrra
ususn 9brsab GpntrotIer pelher cine 9letN'
mdBise Beluesuns Der Nteole.sear srlaubt nnb srHsr
Serlsbuus bes Gabtns oorbeust.
e.-GOnitruetion d II 8 erFisrsfaIt uno Usa'
snest. SIT ~iabri3irt bon ben Q ei&idtsten nas
srf%abrsnfen Irbtitern in Der b~sriibInaH
Remington Mrmcrp, SHon, U. o. pbilaeelpuss
Cffce: $40 Gbeffnut citrate. 2WfTinaL
, 1875-08-24

ToIseube biaise
Willis, Sngenol6riteu
| mnb HDmame
fne gu BADEN tn alsn beutiber
Snbbanoluneem tn ben
Vereinigteu Gtaateu .unO Garmoe.
Gr3ablungen BON @nitaD NicriB.
Sn bibi9e Bappoedef nit M1Slin.8iider
~gebunoen a 25 Gents.
Sas gtanhredt. s. nf
Die Sepprtirten.
Die MnSpaneerer nab Mfrttu
SdDneicer nnc Geiser. "a. H
Sbrifppb Columbus.
Giarus unt Maria. tl rNa +
Srane DON Sbmburs. +H-+ ..f.-t
unrecbt cut seeeibef niSbf.
pie Grfmcnns bes pprJelan8.
Ote VrpRinutter. .,. .
gsr slte xrisessr unO iein Sobn. 1884,.
Sit Nolsnmible: : Der flsine eamarit'r.
Die sSaiie, Ooer cine CUTE abat fnost oft aui Grben
loon ibren 4obn. rast .e4 .
Sobanma, ODER turd saat yum stbt.
Der arnte 0pttfriec. " az
Der Npnis unb Der mIHer.
Das 4teebiatt. Drei GeIhid)ten. l.. DER ireilt
1iensr, 2. Der pai6er lAo lein 6obn. 8. Die
p1auntenlndnn-x.
Die 0~udgudSsltbr.
Saeob unb feline 2Dbne. .strfi e--+
@r3dblungen BON Gaiparius.
Sn babiAe Bappbedel nit MuSlin.S itden
sebnnoen a 25 @ents. Z
gefdbtdten aus Dem Epefart. I'd
Der ~Gdbulmeiffer unb fein gpbn.
Strahburs aIf Der GdbanS. tptifs
Wolfsge6idten.
in hhbfde Yappbcdel nit Mustin.Giiden
gebn1ber1 a 25 Gents.
Der 3t9eruer, non Glaubfe1t.
Gdbredensiabrs. grg II
Die 6tumm BON Dprtict, BON Glaubredt. nnb
Sobann Don &epoen, Der Wropbet. Bon
Robert 6erber. 3uiainmen in einem Bud.
Rarl St6ber. fhi 81
Radbtlaser In @ranaha. Bon Sr. gsorben. nnb
Hannbduisr. Bon Norbert 6iirts. s3uiammen in
einem Hanb. Il.
Parifer Eausenidts. nns
eumpact D~asabunbns. 3uiammen In dnsn
Bomb. tu,
, 1875-08-24
Seimatb unb Trembe.

@omane unb @%r3dbluusen in sroB Spo. Tor
mat elegant bro1irt.
~reis pro Hanb 30 @ents. @ebunhen In 2ein,
wanc pre- Bann as Gene.
, 1875-08-24

..- 81. Weai 1878. a,
r6erren 1toIe u. Go.-Sbr Gentaur eminent III cine
ipInoerbare sa&t. Uieine Wuttsr bat fhrsdli4 an
Rbsumatismus Jed ,ebu SABRE lang setittsn. Neuer.
einas purbe fe on elmer settle ~geiabntf: Wismano
siaubte, baB He je misbtr i'm GtanDs iein wtrot "
tprs&tn ober III sehen, ba bic Gran pierunbFebsn3is
Sabre aft 1T. sic bat bas Gtntaur Eminent {peiBsr
1mi6laa) siniat Dodex lang ssbrandt uns fam iest
,ien,li& gut ssben unb Iprs&en. 50 bense. bab Sbre
lininHnts a1es lob n%srbisntn. nsi&ss Re srbaItsn bas
ben. Res. 10, 9ubA1. r
Mrs. Sane pbtuips. 9binips Wins. 9nbtaHa &c..
Ra., faot: so bank Sbusn fur eas 0sntanr 1ini.
mtnt uiniomsbr. ais i'd mid ,pis ttns nsus Srex
flbIe. Tlsins 2Gbmuna rlhrt BON sinsm aid Dor adt
Sabren bttrpffsnsn edIaoanfau Der. 50 i9reibs nit
meinsr linfsn 6ane. 50 fam isst sur& bas 6ans
sebsn uno in Der pffte beIfen uns Id benfe, nit 0ots
tes ess.n auf Sbrsm Ointment MERLE ID bals pOnFda,
big sebeilt isin.~
-5seer Gtsrseb.Fssr isnts nit esm gsn.aas 9tnt'
inent einen Beriuh MAIDEN. Mir bstra@ten bafsIbs
ais ben befsn art,isl. Der y In unisrsx 6tausn e..
braudt ipurbe.
xb. Marfh. eupt. dssms Gr. etans, r.. D.
". puIt. 6upt. .. Ct. Ct. 6tdls. 4. ..
yWIbtrt 9. DItn, 6upt. Rot. Gy. ctdns, r.. D..
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0sMtaur ainlmtnte--eh teitsn

0sHtanr &intimemts--eh bsitsn
Dfittsl. DsI&s jt sntbsat pOrosn
Rnb fAr GIsri&.. Rnohsus une
Musfsl.G 6meryn. Gs sibt ,ipsi
Wrtsu--WsiBsr umi&las fHr Sami.
lien. 0ebrau6 uno selbss nmi&Ias
fur QFeroe unb 9biere.
NJ arauun Eufirr Go f1sr
, 1875-07-17

ewes and chesnut curls enter
ed the cabin. She was half un-
dressed, shawl thrown over her
shoulders, and she bad a revolver
in her hand.
No one had seen her leave her
state-room and cross the cabin.
No one knew that her husband
had the revolver in his hand as she
came softly upon him. Go back!
he said, I am coming in moment!
With a quick motion she seized
the weapon, wrenched it from his
grasp, and as she came down the
cabin to the table at which the
gambler sat, and around which
half dozen men yet fingered, her
blue eyes were full Of fire.
The gambler looked up.
The hammer Of the revolver
came up with a double click.
A white arm stretched out, and
the muzzle of the revolver looked
straight into the gamblers face.
He turned pale; the men fell
back.
For half a minute the deep 81
lence was broken only by the
faint splash of the paddle wheels.
Go! she said.
He looked into her flaming eyes
as il hecould bluff her.
He rose up and reached for the
money.
Leave i'll she said, making a
threatening motion.
He retreated' back.
She followed. rl
Foot by foot he backed across
the cabin, the muzzle of the re-
volver always on a line with his
face. lie backed through the
door on the promenade deck and
the railing was there. 80
Jumpl she said
The boat was running along
within three hundred feet Of the
shore. Over the rail to the water
was a terrible leap.
You can have the money, he
said.
Jump! she repeated. 49,.
l win notl
The arm came up a little, and
the light from the cabin showed
him cold, strange, determined
look on her face. He turned about,
shivered, and was over the rail,
leaping far out and' unable to sup
press cry of alarm, as be felt
himself going down.
The boat swept along, her arm
fell, and, re-entering the cabin,
she sat down, leaned her head on
the table and wept bitterly. .a''
The passengers said she was a
abrick." n 90 7He "ii
Was she2 ..i .
, 1875-07-17
me TaIIed Murdere.s Frss Again.

The bill that has Just passed
both Houses Of the State Legisla.
ture in relation to conyicts SEN
fenced TO prison for life, affects
but one person sentenced from
Troy, N. H.-Henrietta Robinson,
known as the {" vailed murdersss."
The bin provides that persons san
fenced for life shall be condition
ally released at the end Of fifteen
years, provided their conduct has
been such as TO warrant clemency;
and they are 20 have their liberty
for ten years, at the end Of which
time, if no other charge is brought
against them, they are TO receive
pardon. II they are convicted Of
crime during tho ten years, they
are to be remanded TO prison to
serve out the life sentence. Hen>
rietta Robinson is now confined in
the Insane Asylum at Auburn,
being one Of the three women in
the State Prison there, who will
be released by the new law. Her
crime is familiar to Trojans. She
was convicted in 1854 Of poison
ing a saloon keeper residing near
her home in the upper portion Of
this city, by administering poison. =.
ed beer. No pRpvocation was
shown, bat twas proved that she
not only administered the poison
70 the person who died, but also
TO lady relative Of the deceased.
She was sentenced 10 be hung, but
this was Afterwards committed to
Imprisonment for life. She re-
NAMED in Sing Sing prison until
quite recently, when she became
insane, and was transferred to
Auburn. She was very beautiful
and well educated, and 10 this day
even the eminent counsel who de-
Tended her, do pot know who her
parents are. She became known
as ~the vailed rnurdercss" on ac-
count Of her persistent refusl 10
raise the thick vail she wore during
the whole trial Shs has no friends
and will probably remain in the
Asylum until released by death.
A few years ago her pardon would
have been gladly welcomed. IL
comes too late, however, and per-
haps she will never realize it
Troy Times.
, 1875-07-17

Shaw. Geo II Sc or Of NV or, sec 8 II
2Sr3e. 4iacres. Sl.G9
Snider. Alfred sw Or, sec . tp - De,
I6O acres, s. l6
Smith, Henry A NV or of NV or Of ne
or, sec 10 tp 81 e. 10 acres, % As,
tax and costs 1873, I3I
Scott, NJ II in lot no 4, sec 39 tp 81
r3e. 3 acres. % -, tax and cost
1873. 0 %
Scott, James sw or Of NV or and ne or
Of NV or. sec l, tp - r2e, 50 acreS,
50 Os; tax and cost 1873. 5O2
Sinsbeimcr, H1l2 lots in " COveIand,
S4l5
Sborey, OC sc Or Of Sc or sec II tp 81
rle, 40 acres, $l54
Spithill, Alex in lot no /, sec 10 tn y
r2e, Is GO acres, 80 81, tax and cost
1873, / 81
Sanders Henry in bf OF sw Or Of sw
qr. sec II tp 19r2e
Sanders, Henry und hi OF hf Of 81 or
sec l0tp . r3e. $3.50 acres 81 94
Stine, c P ne Or sec ~ tp 81 rae
Stine, c p NV Or Of sW Or and sW or Of
NV or. sec . ID 81 7 ? e, 80 acres,
50 q, tax and cost 1873, IA 20
Tarbell, Frank e hi Of ne or Of ~ or,
sec 81 tp3lr3e 4---fr..'
Tarbell. Frank NV or sec 81 tp 3Orse
1880 acres, 81 -, tax and cost 1873.
IL 66
Van SCHROEDER, In sec II tp 37rIe, 10
acres, 50 46, tax and cost1S73, 4 81
Winslow, lawson hts no / and 2 and
" hfOf se Or, sec tp SOr3e
Winslow, lawson lots no , add 4, &c
FTP 30r2e
Winslow, Lawson v hfof ua or and n
hf Of &c Or, sec s tp S0r2e
Winslow. Lawson lot no I. sec Q to %
rae, 43l.75 aeres- S16 s. lIsI
Waterman, Sigmond lot no 3 SEC II
tp30fSe, 1S-5O aeres, % a, ,tax and
cost l673.lI 81 H1rrrr FIii Il
Waite, A Z n hfOf e Or Of ne ar ofsU
ar. SEC II tp 29r7e, acreS, 50 81,
tax and cost 1e73. 4 81 .h5e1flib
Ware, Robt S e hf Of ne Qr aud sE,ar
ofne qr, see Is, tp19rSe ~
Ware. Robt See ar Of % qr. &c : tp29
r3e, leo acres, $493 .a-aar-1rlr
, 1875-07-17
FASHION NOTES.

The most stylish sun umbrella
is Of dark blue silk.
Cream white is a very popular
color for gloves, ribbons, etc.
Gsntlemen's neck-ties in checks
and plaids are quite popular.
The gentleman's newest stand
ing collar is called the Romulus.
The " Derby" is one of the fash
ionable shapes for gentleman's
hats.
Crimped fringe, knife-plaitings
and lace are used for trimming
black jackets.
The "Four O'clock German" is
to be revived at some of the wa
tering places.
Slips for covering furniture
should be made Of ono plain col
or, gray, drab or slate.
A very "stunning" hat has the
inside Of the brim covered with
large full-blown roses.
All the prettiest morning dress
es have dainty little pockets on
each side of the front. s-
Houses are at present provided
with wooden mantles 10 match the
furniture in the room, t.
Two real hair curls, each six
feet in length, and valued at $500
are on exhibition in New York.
Tulle wells are worn partly over
the hat and entirely over the face,
and generally make an improve
ment on the complexion.
The French walking jacket,
which is made long and loose-ft-
ting-only being taken upin one
dart in front, and short and tight
in the back, is a very popular
shape.
A pretty new ornament consists
Of a chain made in links Of mother-
of-Pearl, which falls loosely over
the hips holding at the side a
Russia leather fan, sheathed like
a dagger. vsa.
Cambria dresses for children are
prettily finished with wide sailor
collars and sashes Of the same ma
terial. " arI TI9
, 1875-07-17
A sMUGGLER's WOODEN LEG.


Perhaps the most ingenious
method of deoeiving the Custom
House officers that has come 70
light lately was the device Of a
man with a wooden leg. His
name was Ernest Bohmann, and
he was a native OF Saxony. He
was usually dressed very shabbily
and travelled as a poor emigrhnt
h was a skllful story teller and
betrayed himself by telling a very
humorous story q second time
within the hearing Of the same de-
tectivs who was on board one of
the White Star steamers with him.
The climax was brought out in
such an inimitable manner in bro
ken English that the oficerimme-
diotely recalled the voice and man
ner Of another one-legged emf
grant who had come over in a ship
Of another line with him only two
months before. The fact Of q
poorly-dressed man making two
journeys to America within 50
short q period excited his suspi-
cion. He accordingly reported
the circumstance when the vessel
arrived in port, and unusual dill
gence was used in searching his
baggage and person, but nothing
was found until his wooden leg
was removed. It was an ordinary
cheap artificial leg, fastened to the
natural leg at the knee and armed
with q ferrule at the bottom.
When it was taken of It seemed
unusually light, and on careful
examination it was found 10 be
hollow and to contain about t5, 900
worth oflaoes and precious stones.
He had been a diamond broker,
but had become poor and subse-
quently entered the Prussian ar
my in the French war as a nom
commissioned officer. He lost his
leg in battle, and when he recov-
cred he thought of this method Of
retrieving his fallen fortunes.
The smuggling devices made
use Of by women have elected ad-
miration for their ingenuity. Not
only do they wear false teeth,
great cavities in which are filed
with valuable diamonds, but they
bring over diamonds set in hol-
lows Of their natural teeth. A
skillful inspector must be able 10
recognize the difference between
a boil or confusion and a sore
made by the insertion of a valu-
able gem beneath the skin. Mus
tard plastsrs have been torn off
and hundreds Of dollars worth Of
aces revealed folded in a pamph-
let shaped sack Of oiled silk.
, 1875-07-17
COUNTY LANDS

Devore- T } In e Or of nv qr. ~ -
tp 81 mage : e, 40 acres, q 81 d.
linquent 1s73 and ~. el2 o8 so
Drew, Susan l e or Of ~ Qf. - s. fp
81. ; e 40 acres, f15l delinquent
1872 and ~, 6l3 'fiiii1, 100 lp
HemmiugEay, stacy lot No ). 81 7 fp
quent ISIa and "a. 4 0S' eiiifif1is
HosOrl rhos und hf Of ~ Or ofnw
q, Sc 81 tP9 rs e @ asres, 80 .,
Kellogg, David v hfand NV qf q Be
qr o1se qr and . h q ne qr ofse qr'
Kellogg David 8 hf o. ~ or and lot no
6, sec ] tp 81 rae
Kellogg. David hfdf NV ar o. ne Or
and n hfOfsF qE q neQr and n 6s
or, secr tp uT2e
Kellogg. David ~ qf o. sE a., sc -
tp 3Ir3o4 ~ - .-a7r'vra
Kellogg, David sw qr Of sWqr, $50
N mrS6 M fl - Ii1I
kellogg. David nv Or of tlrq Or and b
Or Ofnu qr, sci n - rae. f511o
acres. $40 90. dsllnqnent Is11 and
IA - o. = - rrIrarli f1iai
Kellogg, sarah 10 ne Or ofsH ar .
or, SEC 4 to 9rae
kellogg, Sarah nv qr Of NV Qr, Sc II
tp4F1e. 13acres q g, delinqt
13l2 and'z3, 5 81 r.--.'.ir e -rtnTT
McAlear, Hugh IN SEC IL, n s2rIo
McAlcar. Hugh m ne cor oflof no q
sc 10 % 3or.oe. 20 aercs. a 81 a.
linque1f 1S72 and IA s97
Mercer, Annie Z In M ofsW ar ne
qr, sec II p 9r e laaereS - -,
delinquent l011 and "a, 371
JorSion, Jno = shf ofn hfoflot 20 4
sec , tp 19rae 1875 acroi. eoEl
delinquent lS73 and Ta63I
Porter, A Lsh hfofne or Of 81 az, -
- tp - rae % acress % "a, d1lln-
quent lS72 and IA 4Oa
Brooks, Andrew M ofn If ofnu dr
ofseqr, sc Is tp or4e 10 ncusS
80 f6, delinqnent lS73 and "a aO
Brown 4 Sanders hf Of ~ ar &c 10
tp 8rye. 80 acres, - o. dellnquant
lS71 and -, 80
Russell, Z e qr ofsW qr, 80 ; tp 8
rSe. 20 aero. q -. dslinqusnt 1s73
and 73,643 -l-..
Tucker, Annis 5 lot no j, SCI Ra
rae ED 90 Hs|fa 100
Tucker, Annie S lot no = sselsRa
Tucker. Annie s lot no 1, aandssse
la, tp 81 r3e 81. ,rf
r,lcker. Annie 5 lots no i, = and . SO
- tpu r3e l.a-- o. r0T
rueker, Annie S lots no 1 and ssss "a
tp 81 3o -
Tucker, Annie S lot no z &c 0tp1
r3e. l5.75 acres, SIC %, delinquent
1Sza and IA oO1a = To rlj
Wheelook. John L " hfo sHqr ofsw
or, sc IL, tp - e
Wheelock, J1O Z Ia no , ard part of
lot no Z, sec Is tp 2or2e al
Wheelock, Jno Z NV or of g or and
shf Of lot no ., see - fp EF1G
I96 aeres, IS n, delinquent ls73 and
wiokwars, wm TwhfOfe qrsseIs
tp31r2e r-.. 80
VIM 7 n hf ofsw qr SCH
tpSrae
TiekNare, WIN T n hi Ofsw Or seeD
tp 5Ir2e
giekwsre, WIN T IN lot no I and nv
or Of ne qr, sc II tP - 2e
YickWare. VIM T und hi OfnW or Of
nv or sec Z tp s7r2e
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tp . r3e
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tp 29r3e. tO6. .65 acres. &l5 Cd. d.
linquent lsT2 aud IA, 81 81
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lot no 4 secl tp3lr1e
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19tpSlrae
Howell. Spooner 4 lots no I, , and 3
sec y tp 81 T 2 e,EL97 acres, $40 IS,
delinquent IsT3 and u, ~ ~
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, 1875-07-17

He PAGES round the fortress wall
For hours and hours together;
Afar his ringing footsteps fall
Through wild and wintry weather;
He PAGES round the fortress wall
Hours and hours together.
So love doth guard the loving heart
For years and years together;
Grief cahnot stay. nor anger star,
Whatever be hfe's weather.
30 love doth guard the loving heart
Years and years together.
, 1875-07-17

One lie makes many.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

Der tlafff6e @enbarme.. SGr,
fer : @arum arretiren sic eenn ben Mann
ea u,tt benz Shfen2
@enbarme : Setn cber ni1t ietn, bag TT
bteg bic Srase, last SdmIet!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

Dastf InbereS: 6ausba'
me Nber, Sent, pte tannf Du DID benn
unterRsbsn. Die &s6nuus auf Dstnen Sra.
men i6reiben ju lafen!
Rase: @an3 stnfIh, pstt MIR Der SGu.
fer bic Sttefsl auf SIREN @amen nt&t sese.
ben bate!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

umReteHrt Gin 8eInsr iaSte gu si'
mem Sat:
@ier, metn 6srr. trtnae Id Stnen, nit
gle verlansen. rcd etn seial3enss Stud
SletIG uno etne tletne &eAnuns.
@te molten faeen: Elm tletnes Sthd
SletGt unS bic selllssne &eGnuns, srwte
terte Ger SAT-, ais sr einen Bid In bte&eG'
nunS sewUrfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

&NApNt CIV GAANNb Wv AVJS ~NN o.
wiG,n. ME pisl t4 beleuere2 SD f&rstbs
niGts In btsIsn Spsen-benn mas t1 9eben
wia-ras bsEalt Id fur mtG.
Rad etnem f6le&ten @ef6at'
te. Geef: 9err Mater, t6un gle mir ben
@efansn, unb rau6en ste ni6t TN GOntcr.
Gtsrt: SD rau6s ia ni&t, @err SulO'
mon, Id bare stnsn 8lsifiit I'm Munpe.
@bsf: 8lsiatlt Oner niGt, Id wia TN
@OutUr ntat ssrauHt babsn.
@t1e 6eru&e. @ase BID nt6t in
cas- Meer w6brsnr bes Starmes; banfls
nt6t. 10 lauss rt& cine SsiOsnl6aft BE-
berrlht.
Man6er plast E1 LANCE, lstn Ssce III
errerten; tat er IS enblt1 eabtn ssbra9f,
es tsbaal,A t7sn gu tDnnsu, fonn bat er
tstee 3dtns me5r. IS Su bstben.
&Iuaer 9ef6etb. Gin SEabe srNr'
Be aefraat, welnes Don aptt nsbstn ods
ghttmmNe It, /. .. bic @srlesung Der Sc
futte etnes Nnrern Cser bic Gerpunoun9 et'
mes 6insers?
Ter 8uabs aob CUR Antwprt: 9as els
fe.
&edt, mcin GObn, luate Der Sra9enoe
oter narun lit IS i6limmer, Ssnano ju
trdnfsn?
0eii man etnen Qdppen un ben Singer
uideln fam, um tos @'sflbl aber ntdpt, er'
mtessrte Der 8nobe.
AUS benz Mtttt1r untsrrt6t.
Sauptmann: gle. Sntelfantertlt Stanst
mas werpsu gle tbun, rosnn sic tn Ser
@dlQnt ms Bsin 8eItcfsn Dsrbsn?
@tauet: lmfa1sn wer /, 9err 9aupt'
mann.
SIM @anbaus. @arum fieasn oil
Sbre 3a0s 8aTte auf ZEN SIuel? frdBt'
Elm @irtb ietnen Scfsdnssr.
ST 1T 70 fhWab erwtecsrte tiefer, bag I'd
i'm elm wents aueruben lallsn tpia.
Qtoetrumpft. Dan fraste emma
sinsn 9u6it9sn: Was wt1f 0u am lteb
fen? Dab 0etn &ldsn 70 purce wte sel
@neerer, pcer eab bic Der @nberen 70 muir
Ten ME Ger Detnt8e?
Gs ontwortete, baB Der Sudden Der Nnee
rem wercen mSse ME Der ietntSe, bautt E
Ne nit benIsltsu Nusen betra&tes tDnae, not
Ne ion tetra6tet bitten.
umaetebrt Gin 8elntr laste gu Ell
mem Sat:
6ier, mein 6srr, brtuae Id Stnen, nj
gle verlansen. nod Elm s%elalsenes Stut
Slstl6 uno etns tleine &eanuns.
@te molten fasen: Elm tletnes Stas
TletGt unS bic seialsene &eGnune, ernie
berte Ger SAT-, ais sr etnen Bid In bteRe6
nunS sewcrfen.
Dastf InbereS: 6ausba
me; Mber, Gent, wte tannf Gu DID benz
untsrfebsn. Die &e6nuns auf Ostnen Na
men ihreiben ju lafen!
Rase: @an3 etnfI6, wstt mir Der S6u
fer bic Stiefsl auf SIREN Namen nt&t sese
ben bate!
Der tld(ff6e @~enbdrme.. SCR
fer : @arum a~rretiren Ste eenn ben Manl
ea n,tt benz Shlen2
@enbarme Sein pber nt6t ietn, ba6 Il
bteg bic Srase, last @dmIet!
Mdtbfe1.
Gs 1t etn unIGdsbares 9ut,
Das bic ,ret lesten Siltsn teuten;
@ts oeben Sebem 8raft unb Nutt
DEN Grrf Des 9ebens bur63ui6retten.
@Dbl benz, Der fOrslt& Re bswabrt,
Dab nt&t bic GRIT f& an fe f4aart.
Damn It's ale Gan;es rutelcs,
Gs fort bte f6Snfen 9ebsnsfreueen,
llnb 100 Is srdbt TN Sunflsn SGOos
@us QanS unb 9aus anr @ruabe letben
Gs tt Elm Wurni, Der nur rsrbesrt,
&m @oblfanb unb am 0eben 3ebrt.
aaRsians Des K6tbIeIs tn 1T. 423
Der S1eden.
Mes8er mmb SDbiSbeinter,
HaafUIser spu s. 5. gtsssr.
Oeuti6e8S attler< 0eI6dft
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