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Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
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It may be an interesting bit of statis- tics that only three of the sovereign States and Territories of the United States are represented in, either branch of Congress by their natives, and these three-Delaware Vermont and North Carolina-aggregate only eleven men, which is a small percentage of three hundred epd aixt7.fovr: The members of ,both Heuses hom KansasI NYisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, and the Territories, thirty-four in number, are all born outside of their respective con- stituencies.
 New York has sent to Congress the greatest number of natives of any State, as may be seen from the following schedule:
 ssete. SSSSs So"srs'' <" sa'.. s''sss co"Sss:: ;. New York. .......45 Maine. ......... .s16 Pennsylvania. . "A Kentucky.. e. ... 2 IA Ohio. hio................S7 Georgia. IS Virginia 20 Illinois. ..1 Il Massachusetts. .19
 California, Kansas, 'Minnesota, Missis- vada, and Nebraska have no natives in Congress. By singular chance, out of the one hundred and eleven Southern members only eleven are New Eng, landers, while 8 North Carolfnian repre- sents Connecticut and a Virginian Massa- chusetts.azsSpeakers Blaine himself is a sort ot F sftpet bsgger Ra Psnpsyl, the Alsg sghsnies w6o replesents 'a New England 2SonstisSency5 dFhe foreigners in Congress aggregate fifteen: Schurz, the German, and Jones, the Welshman, comprise theSSenators and in tho House are five Irishmen, four Seotchmen, ,stWo Englishmen, Canadian and Mexican. Cameron, the Mormon, is an English man .a ,F vsICEB5lltp. G.tfp
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

We noticed in one of our exchanges thls week tho statement of Deacon John Hodg- hns, of South Jefferson, Me-, whose son was cured of incipiont consumption by the use of Johnson's Anodyne Linin,ent., We refer to, this at this time as tending to coffobotate the state ment we made last week in relation to. this ini. nientaas, appliea Ito conshnptiom. ACo'n. Sa-''
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

No TIME TO BE LosT.--In the ipcipiept asGass q fooasdaapfoh, aie'firss syniptoms are generally q hacking cough, painssria pais the chest he he
 lungs. Something should be done. Tt once to bleck tho oos1gl alIay iand h eal tie irritated parts. Aliens Lung Balsam will break up the cough nn hn incredibly short time also prevent the formation of tubercles, When tubercles Esreo ohoe ff6rmed itAe alisease is hard to cure
 For sale by all medicine dealers Com o,,f
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
; Exposed by His Wife.

Adams Express Company was robbed in New York city of large amount of money and bonds, and four employees of the, company were arrested, charged with. the crime Itis said that they re- ceived e number of safes in Jersey City, md Hovey, the driver of the wagon, managed to count one of them twice, thus getting 8 receipt for the full num- Der, when one of them had been taken off the wagon while it was e's route for the office. - .--
 Detectives were set at work, and shortly after package of $50,000 in bonds was found in locality of the city where many thieves resided. They were thrown in the street in this locality with the evident intention of misleading the officers. 6
 Hovey, the driysf of& tic wagon, stil insisted that he had delivered the full num- Der of safes for which he had receipted, but about this time his wife came forward and said that her husband had given $1, ,OOO toa frail woman, and that he had stolen the money. 3 Hovey and three other employees were arrested. The amount of bonds and money stolen is supposed to be nearly $500, ,00O.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
What Women Can Do.

There is a story told in one of Sir sBsrnard Burke's volumes, relating to the vicissitudeso of families. .It was com municated to him bya gentleman whose name is given, and who vouches for the entire truth of the story. Many years ago he had been acquainted with an Irish gentleman of ancient family, vain, selfish, expensive person, who died leaving two daughters, who ought to have been co-heiresses to handsome property, penniless. Fortunately their mothers valuable jewels had, by good chance, heepe secured to then, and hap pened't be n the custody of London banker. ~ They privately left their fathers home for London after his funeral, and, through the aidro for mer maid of their mother, got a modest lodging there. Finding that she was earning her living as laundress, they insisted upon assisting her. She laughed and said they would # soon get tired of that. n ~ So they did, very tired; but nothing daunted, they, to her astonish- ment, persevered. Presently the ci- deuaaat maid saw q chance of taking a valuable laundry business near London. The young ladies sold some of their mothers jewels and the three entered partnerships. The business prospered exceedingly.A One day thesrolator had occasion, during a visit to London, to dine with friend in the suburbs, whose house was about mile from a railroad station. He had scarcely left this latter when a smart shower came down, and seeing large, comfortable, roomy cot tage close by, he begged permission of a highly respectable looking elderly woman to take shelter. Sho most civily welcomed him to her very snug apartment. The kettle was singing on the hob, an appetizing aroma of buttered toast was in the room, and she begged him tos aitdown and take cup of teal While they were chafting n deor opened and younger woman entered. Her dress was one for work, and her sleeves were tucked up to her elbows. The visitor looked, and, to his utter astonish- ment, there was the young lady whom he had lastseen in her father's luxurious halls. He could not then stay, but came for long chat another day. But why," said the elder, when she and her sister had poured out their story, "didn't we become 7governesses.2 that's what you were going to say.p It was, and he admitted it. f' In theAfrst place, T said she, "we doubted our thorough com potency to teach, and then, at best, what should we have earned2 Scarcely enough to save twenty pounds year at the most, while now we have so tJ1riven, having been able lately to take large laundry contract, that we are actually saving at the rate of two hundred pounds year.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
The New Tax Bill.

1.-The committee of the United States Congress estimated that the proposed in creased tax would yield the following annual results: whisky, $16, $40, ,000; tobacco, $4, 200, 900; sugar, $8,213, 900; the ten per cent. restoration, $8, GOO, ,000; making total increase of nearly $38, ,O00-, 00O.. Deducting $2,500, ,O00 for the loss from the repeal of the duty on matches, the. net result would bea little more than $s5 ooo. ooo. @3ssE ssE &
 No use of any longer taking the large, repul. sive, gripping, drastic and nauseous pills, com posed of crude and bulky ingredients, and put up in cheap wood or pasteboard boxes, when we can, by careful application of chemical science, extract all the cathartic and othel medical properties from tho most valuable ! roots and herbs, and concentrate them Into 6 minute grarule, scarcely larger than mustard seed that can be readily swallowed by those ot the most sensitive stomachs and fastidiout tastes. Each of Dr. pierce's Pleasant Purga- tive Pellets represents, ip most concer tral cd ksfofan as much oatIfartiS power as is embodied in any of the large pills found for, sale in the Edlng ReorHR.9 From tn eur Wonderful csthartit power, in proportion to ther size, people who -haya not :a11ed tthen arc apt tA suppose that | they are harsh or drastic in effect, but such is not at all the case,the different active medi- cinal principles of which they are composed being so, harn1onizeds onehN the others, as to | produce a most searching and thorough, yet gently and kindly operatipg eAthaftics 2 The pellets are sold by dealers in medicines.-Oom.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
4 FERROUS CAREER.

ACatAolic Priest Tolls the New York HIstori- c>l Society the Story of The First MissiOn- nry to An1erfcn.S 3 etF Nt'A
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

&E CASH and the N. Y. Saturday Jour. America, for year for the Regular Subscription Price, $3. Tosfaqe Paid
 VTV Names entered impartialy received, and Y1A Five Dollars Cash sent at once to every nth subscriber Clubs of five eNch) vetan M every fifth subscriber The firm naine e sufficient guaranty of fairness and fuilment Send money order registered letter to BEADIE ADAMS, Pub fishers, DS William Street York.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

N. Y. N. U.-No. 6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14
&atbDlifem=S erei,l TIT Gna.
Ianb.

Die fatbolil6e Union bon @rostrtz
tannien bielt tlrsIi6 inter Dem 0orfse
ees 6ersoss pom NorfoIf ibre Sabress
Seriammluns tn. 9oneor. SIN oaus
fe elmer ldneeren D~isculion, an rpeIs
der i1d eorb Denbisb. CTR Gbarles
@lifcrp, Mpnfenpre GapeL Mr. o.
Clap u. u. bstbsilfster, irurbe bic
Notbwsnbiefett elmer brirerIi9en 0er<
btnpuns unter rtn GatbUlifen Der aan>
gen Welti seltenb sema1t bic b'ntlAe
SirGenpclitif mtBbtlfst xnp bte 8es
srieung Dee @rafen Winfer bet benz
iinefen Diner bee NationalcIubs, bos
England seseniiber ietne, fatboIt1Gen
nntertbanen benz Beiiptel bes GdrRen
Bismard fOlsen lcute, In Der i@drfaen
@eile getefnssfd,ret. DIE aefasten
Sef&laGe ertldrtert fid 80 @nnfsn elmer
CrSanifrtsn Resifrirun8 Der tattclis
lGen 0dbler, fOwfe elmer aettation aur
Imenptrung bee SaulSeteses NIT
Beau8 auf ben ecnfeffonelen SHul>
untsrri&t tatboltl@er Mrmenttnber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14

iltdt bes Snirumsntaltfen bat enblt6
ben SanBer ~ eletder 0irtueiitdt bers
ausesfcrcert, uno taIp brans Der trelts
li6e OpernseiGmad poafdnbtg tn bte
Strde elm: 9epi6e edge bes 81. Ser
tee, nte Christie eleison, trurcen 81
fetenben Isrten far ppernbafte Nrien
9%effenpelt uuc nod BEN italientf&en
NcSeeel&made Sdnser su ibrem 0or.
traae tn Der Stride eeacaen $3.50.
Settpem pie EirdensM uff curd Gin,
fibrung her Srdsferinfrumente I'm
Nasemeinen BON ibrer 3etnbett yerlcs
rem Bat, baden ndmli6 ni6tspefowenis
ger bic erDBten EOnieBer ttrer 3etten
Sirdenfdfe perfae bte an uno fir
ft@ Don uneemeinem finhleril&enBe rs
the itnc. Dem uinsn Rirdenfple,
pte IS jeBt i'm rpieberbe3unelen aus
10 Sielen @rinben an Der b5dfen Belt
rdre, 9eb6ren au6 bieie Weiftewerfe
rennch ni&t an ; fe finp oblolute r1us
itfoIii6e 9unfperfe. bic a.par auf Der
reIisi5fen Bal1s oufasbaut fino. piel
ebsr aber sur MuHibrune II, esifliGen
Gcnjsrten. als wdbrsno res @ottss>
oienffes in Der Stride fi6 etsnsn. ma
mentlt6 aud ibrer arceen 3eiteaaer
re9en, welde ZEN Wsrfsn zines @berus
bini, Bfetboosn u. {. N. Die Mufrib
rnn9 wdbrenc res 0ctteerienfes adn,z
LID perrebrt 49,. Die men16Ii6e
Gimme, bic unmitteltare Irdeerin res
bl. @crtes. nidt ober Ger infruntsntale
S4mud, crer gar rie triStals @eteerei
In ben meifen unlsrer isgisen Sir9en>
fide, mue ierc1 Den unmittelbaren
8Orrans In Ger Stride babst1, uni
renu bic xir6en, Muff ~ ibrsr urs
fprdng!iden Reinbsit pieber selaneen
fcu, mu6 Die 8Ofalmuff fe rpiepsr gam
aaein pertreten. Sir Die sin3is rotbs
wenpi8 erl@sinenee Be8leitune bat oaa
&riflt6e genie pos piroiee Snfru,
rient, UeI&ss tn ieoer unlerer 8ir6er
fsinen unbefrittenen plaB bat, erfuns
ben ; bies 1T bic OrseI, rpeI9e auf toa
Stnnret6fe cine erobe Manniefaltis.
felt tcnlthen Muserudes p~ereiniet, ii,
rer Natur mad nber ptrtuo(e 0erate.
runs i'm @ortras ausfdlisbt uab burd
lnnli&e Hei3e cine duesrltd f5rent,
aufmerflamfttt ntdt auf fi1 su atsbsr
rerutag. 80"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14
neber fatbpliicbe &irdbenmmTe

baben pir. ale grsdnSuns fribsr &c.
bra6ter Nrttfel, etnen AuslpruG Gee
b%erlibmien GOnpOnifen Der losenanu,
ten "3ufunftsmult''. Ni6arp Wasuer
na63utrasen. Sn letnem Gntrurf sul
Organization einrs peutlhen Rational.
tbeaters in Drespen last relelbe, tns
rsm ct ips3isq pom Der 8irGsn > Duff
Ger fatbOlii@en SirGe 3u Dmsren
ipriht ~.
nSOa bic fatboIil9e RirGensW uff,
nnter ben beffebenpsn 3eitfimmuneen
sumaI In Der fattoltl9sn buffirGe ,u
Rresben, NIT sere&tsm anipru&e ers
balten wsrpen, 70 uub fie bic fat edn,s
ltd perlcren sesar9ene Wdrbe reIisi5s
fer grbabenbett unt Snniefett rpiecer
erbalten. Yopf Wareeuus rpUuts TN
Is. 3abrtuno:rt bic Muft 9dn3lif
aus Der Str&e n%erreflen, neil bic pas
u1alfse fpefulatise Ht6tung bsrlslten
bte Snnisfeit uno Gr5mmtsfeit bee res
ttst6ien Nusprufes beerobte. Dale
frtaa rettete bic Sir&en ; Wuff 90,
oer 0%erbannuns, inrer, CT bieler ben
nStbiSeu Ausprud rrteeer SerIieb /; feline
@erfe, fonte Die @einer S1ule unc
oes tbm sundGf Iiesenpen Sabrbuns
certs fGlieeen ste 8litbe unb f&5nfe
@clIenpuns fotbcltf1sr 9trGen> Nuft
IN ll9 ; fe fnb rur tir ben @crtraa
burd Wenihenfimmen eef&rteten.
Der e.fe S&ritt gum 0erfau Der rrabs
rem fatbcl. Eirden. Duff mar Die Gin.
fdbrnns cer Or6efer > Snfrumente In
pielelbe; burd fe. tinb bur@ tbre tms
iner fretere unp GelbfRdnoisere Anwens
lung bat f@ BEN reltBisfen Muse,ud
stn fnnlt&er SGmud a~ufeeprduat, Der
ibm ben empfnbli@Ren Abbru& tbat,
unb BON BEN fHdbliGfsn GfnFue auf
ben 0efans felbf srurbe. DIE Wtrtuus
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14
0as lette Smartal

tes a&ten Sabrsanss mabnt, ba6 bers
tIbs ftinsm abf&Ius entsesensebt uni
es bleitt BEN @anberer nur iibris. an
bic vielsn nod TN @ddfanpe befntlis
den NbOnnenten bic ulte Mabnuns ;u
IrieeerbDlen
S&On beim 8esinne ees laufenben
Sabrsanss ma6ten mir auf ben nms
func %uufmrtiam, Dub mir felt Neujabr
bas Ypfpprto, rrel1ss btsber ben Abpn,
nenten sa be3ablen Oblas, ouf uniere
3e@nune bs3ublen miGsn. Das Tn
foI9e csfen ben AbOnnesten cine Grletas
terune, uns cdsesen cine isbr betrd4ts
It&e Webrauseabe erpualsn it, fsbt
Sober eth. On, 70 ;userf&tlider er>
rartetsr NIT, baB gang belcnfers bic
Rdffdnre Ubue usiteren Mufldub ee,
bsdt unp bob absrbieb Der reue Sabrs
gang SOruusbesablt uiirbe. Nir fcnns
ten biee IN, 70 i&ersr errparten. neil
Der Danberer ntHt-wie siele ancere
1eraus4eber tbaten-pns Abcnnement
erbSbte funbern ben bisberissn grsis
beibebfelt trOs Der erObsn Mebrauss
eabe.
SeBt ater tlOpft Der DanDeret uu
70 3userf9tli1sr an bei eud Nuen,
rte ibr mod ntdts in fsins 1al&e beige
lrasen, uno biz er bod jeoe @p1e BEL
Resen unp sOnnenl&sin, bet Gturm
unb Bstter aufeefu@t bat.
Gbut nun aud taS Gurtee uno
Serf@iebet es ni9t ldnssr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14
w A N d E E r,
n. 3. O.
ST. PAUL, MUM.
Ste @etternDtb In Oemtiob=
lamb

IQNp
bat in ein3elnen @eeenben etnen 70 Be-
eentli@en @rab erreiGt bae Sfeutltde
9sbete an9eprbnet murben. Sin @rs
lab bes bO&w'fen Gubif&ofs BON 9SIn
BON %. Sult Iautet allo
Die anbaltenben NeeenaGGe Der
1tn8ften Belt unp bte 3ablret6en ldpes
rel, u~n9ewitter, welde nt&t nur an
Stele1 Orten bereits erpeen SGaben
aneeri&td baben. fonbern aud elm
Mibratbe1 Der Grnte Der Gelofru6te
befir&t'n laGtn, ueranIafen uns, Yiels
Fttisen @dni&en 3ufOlse btercur6
rte &bbaltun9 elmer 5ftGtli&en Nns
ba6t um einftse @ttterane Dor aus
sefeSteu1 bl. Satramente anaucronen.
pel&e tn allen pfarr>, Gilials uno
Rlofers9 trden am erfen Scnntaae
mad ber0 er6fentIt&uns bee seeenwdr>
ttgen grla1es 3u elmer seeteneten Rad,
mtttasss prer9lbenbs Stunoe mad ndbez
rsr @nOrbnuns bes 6errr Yfarrer uuD
sorsdnsfeer @erfinctsuns pom Der
San3sl ~ab3ubalten III. @tr aefatten
aug. oab bn, no 60 sewinl1t rptrb,
U's @pealtune elmer fol@en aInba&t
IagrsnS Der earauf folesnben ISOLDE
io9ttg coram exposito sacramento
In elborlo fortseissi peroe.
Dte 1ldubtesn finb stnseIuoen, NIT
Anea@t unb fefsm 8estrau,n ouf he
eSttlt@sn @e~rbsieunseu, weI6e bic
Grbsruue bee 0etstes Ssrf&ern. Fh
esfr's an Sisfsn Anea&tet ~ beibeilf,
gen,
&SIn, teu 22. Suit 1875.
Der Grbtfdof RON 9SIu
fYauIus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14
Gtaats9etpalt unb 1plfsfrei=
belt,

ibrer notdrli&en 8sRtmmuns mad sum
barmOnii6en 3uiammeuptrten eelhaf,
fen, 70 cas Giues sum S6ubs bes Sns
ceren sereiden loIte, fino eur6 pte neus
mootide @ssbssbuns 70 febr stnanoer
sntfremoet tpercen, cab es fid berWi be
lobnt, einen ernifen BItd auf iebiae
3uffdnoe Su trerfen. Gin Idwei,er
Slatt, bas in eussrn err :Dsinenoe u0as
terlano" hrinst bterlber foleenpe be-
merfenswertbe 8etra9tune NIT be,
aebsrl&rift q 9tbluseu np q . tt.
Dian bat i6on tntereGante Notblas
gen srlebt = in Srlanr uno in pplen
-auein rie intersHuntsfe 1T speifels
Cbne rie, in wslhsr Bern isit rem bcrs
nuns 1873 tpebt. Gin paar Dus,
eno 8einlt6e aus benz fatbcItfGenSons
resibsiI BADEN ndml;6 protefirt eeeen
Die unreAtmd6tse "AbfeBune" ibrse
Silbcfes pcn Seiten Der prctffantis
lGen &eaieruns Sern's. Iarauf net
rem r!e @eiftliden pssslsiGen .atser
iset"; cas- @OIf proteitirt ensrail6 ras
ge9fn. Stun fonnte cas- 9OIf niht
aud "abaeieBt" psrnrn, IS muete allp
fir cas @Olt Elm anpsree 3ubtisuness
nltttel Der uEc eoS mar bic 0elbans
nuna Ger @eifii6en aus Der Wlilte
res Bottles. Der umaano Jun. rob
eos 0olf fet fir feline Tfarrtr unr
SesliDr9er in ole S9ranfsn trat unc
.sr @stilthe binwisperum iid an ros
Bolt tislt unc bic &edtmdbiNtsit Der
fiaatli6sn %,NbieBuns" ni1t ansuetten i,
men f@ erbot. lcu,e Bern in cen Nptbs
ttanr sebrabt baben. BUR Ssfdmpfz
unG etnes iO!6en Notbfanrss ererif
Bern ptr q eieneten ~Mabussln", unp
awar iolde bic pur1 rie rspipfrte8 BUM
cesuefanuns rtreet osrbotsn iinp. unr
rte Bunresserlammlune belhliebt i'm
3we!tsn Sabre Ter Bunres : yera, rne
Bern's Wasnabmer nsrfaGungsptoris
ieten, ca 60 3rat einen NOtbfanp gebe
CUR Suepenbtrune Ger 0erfaGuna poe
ober Elm folder In fraeIidsm Sernsr>
Suras Sale ntdt Scrbanren. Daeeeen
9etattete man, bab Der tobe StanD
Bern is MOnate bineur6 einsn gsrs
fai1unssbruG bessbsr bdrfe. 6fr rrols
len nun bier nt9t ldneer an rem Ser,
fafun8sfrancal berumritteln ; IS efelt
nns wabrbaft an, Dor BEN eorfttutios
neQen europa tte 6dnbe ireiter nod
In bfefe 0unoe ~ leeen. aaetn ibsr
ben 8esrif pes Nctbfunces uno ces
NctbwebrredtsS, baS cte fcl;e Derna
tts CUR pOufdnpfBen gernt&tun8 oaer
tn Der 0erfafun8 aussefprc4enen Ga
rantten aaslubebnen beliebt uno gum
Soraus NIT ibrer Snterpretattcn Der
~~seeieneten Naereeeln" BEN cefpott,
fHen StaatsrrGt Ebir unp Gbcr off,
net, n1tTen mir eben bod nod etniee
Ritttetlunser MAIDEN. @tr balten
ure ca an etre unjtpetfelbatt ltberaleDr6s
&c, gssstt pte bic abicluteu Mntts3 bees
rettfer,, GeuiHersG cpenbefurer tBGftns
ben. gorpurf erbeten tSnnsu, pdb
bisfsr pOIttifer ~ frtb ftfn Staatsre&t
unb usr5er iebenfaae nod
ben 8ernerfGen Notbfanb in praxi
b6tte abtrarten fcQen. sue
per- d.. iur. Bluntf&M prsfefor
Refcrifer, Orcemettler Der eese bapts !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14

Den @riamsn Wolweilen Sbteen
8uresrmetfsrn unb &atb ;u Sol3a,
uniern teionDsrn sinfisen retrn unp
suten Greunren."
~unisre aans piQtse Oienfe auSor.
Grlamen. WuIweiien b~eionrern eInfi>
aen 5.rrn unD suten Greunpe! Fem
almd6tissn ewiaen, @c,te su gObe une
lonpsrlitsr 9rerbietuns ieinsr slurwtrs
pieen Wutter, lein mir beraHt cine
Nsu @lOfen Spnntass nab Mareas
rsibeu pirsiuis l6ierif.n nad seifl;hsr
uebuna conleeriren su loi1en. 81 uns
lsr fsieiaes Bitten E W. wulsn auf
ernunnten SOnntaa 3eitlid ffdbe BET
uns III Suntbaufen erlteineu, gu be-
rltrtsr @lsdsns1 eufte sroSe patbs
iein, uno nod @cuenrunS ces beilisen
Nmtes neben ancern uklern Germ uno
5reunren bel unS frDbli6 crseieen.
Des niht belbwerene, mourn mir lter
eDttli6e 8slonuua uno leiner beiliefen
Wutter Waria unlcr YatrOnin fei6tes
@orbitts uns }. =. Wsisteit sdn;ItG
sstrSitsu, aud nit Gleis setne psrpies
men.
Datum Wi,po6e Udalrici Ammo
1916.
CHINA 'nidaft. GOrmdnper uno Als
turIeute su Sunibauien."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14

fnp, uno ben @lodnsr. WeBner ODER
Sisperif mol Serm6aen III balten.
NuG finb pte @loden 70 betlie. baB
man fe niGt lduten parf 70 lang als
Elm Rir9 Oesr @olf I'm 8anne IT,"
Die .Gurioftdten BON 0ulpiuS"
ibsilen Elm puar @sraltsrbrisfe su @lo,
dsntaufen NIT, ME fcIst:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14
gerIab bid auf beta itrtbetI,
Das ibsr bid feIbf sefSate, ni&tl
Maan tenrt trss aHer GpieseI
Dc& nt&t ietn siset Nnssf&.

@e fraatbar % Der Hetnfe arets,
@sat' man iBa sSBI ~ paesen ~sib!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-14

Die altarlsuts su 8lsin 9arset lis>
ZEN In slsider Nbf&t fOlsencen pos
tbenbrief an cen Staetratb ;u Genns
lfept ersebsn:
.~l1nlere freunelt9e Dienfe ausor.
Gbrlame 8eiie 6srrn. mir fnp nil
lens, Mills @ott, unfre @lcden auf
ben Sonntag Exaltationis sanctae
crucis ne1f fOmmenren, mad ORB
nuns Der beilieen drifliden 8tr1en
su weiben uno taufsn gu Iafsu: ST
unire eutltbe Bite, wouet auf rors
melrte 3sit I'm, Suites tpi0sn bel uns.
FAINT anrern unlern euten Greunben er>
ldeinsn unp @rcbpatbe NIT lsin.
Noust ras Qcbn BON Dem aQmd6tfeen
Soft une rem Patrono Sancto Sixto
unp Der beilt9en Sungfrau Juliauam
nebnen. Sp mouen Mrs piQte aern
peroieuen.
Datum ZEN SOnntas mad &esipti
Ammo 1916.
Curt uno glaue 0iBtbum BON Cd
felt FAINT oen MltorIsuten."
Omar wercen su uniern 3siten Cbeibt
eS wetter in ben @uripftGten) In fatbps
lil@sn ednpern bic @Ioden nod inner
a%etauft !; aber mir wiHen nt9t, Oh su
loldsn Seierli6fettsn nod patben purd
@sratteIbrtefe einscIaren wstcen.
Dte pie Rir9en unp ;bre 1bIrme,
70 bat faf ierer 0esenfanc ces Drift
lt9'n @rtteSpien ltcs feline belonoeren
Beritmtbrtsn ouf,upeilsn, ia feline
@eldihte. uno sornstmli6 bic @lp
den. Wir bsl6tdnfen uns rarauf. Der
bauptld0liafsn unO arSBrn Grmdt-
nuna su tbun, unb foIsen babel dlteren
Sdriffelltrn unp Gbrcnifen, BON re-
nen mir Iorsfd!tia rie fdsrfen ausaes
rabst baten. @ir besinusn nit
1. Der sroeen @!ofe ~ Grfurt.
sic beiet ntdt SuIanna, lonpern sra
ria. W. 3eiter CDR. 3siGsri teutl6es
Neysbu@, Sol. Strobb. $500 eiebt
ibr ;par aud ren e~riteren Namen, BE-
l6reibt, lie ater umtdnrItb. @ie 1T,
laat er, Al glen bod, bon, SISfel BIG
gum 8unOe fno 81 GLEN ter 8lStel
lelbit 1T BON Il Glen uup ], Die Cir
cumferen3 IA Gusn unp J 0isrtel uno
ptest go Gsntnsr. 8. Or. @einrei6
Nahri6t BON Gtfurt 1913 g. 81 be-
ridtet iiber ben Nantsn unp bic 3ett
Der 8srf:rtisuns Der @lode our6 So
bann Rampe alfo: Nnna 1897 1T pte
ancsre srOse 9lcde Beatae virgins
Mariae sescHen, ben Nontug mad
Srtnitatis pom @eibbiidof 81. So
bann BON easpba 8etauft unb Warta
9erannt trorcen.
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