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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES TT

IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES. The
long-looked-for specific for the cure of Pulmo-
nary diseases Is found at last. Aliens Lung
Balsam has proved to be the most extraordi-
nary medical preparation for curing Consump-
ton. 1t not only cures Consumption. but re-
heves Immediately the incipient stages. such
as Coughs, Colds, Expressions, etc, Pains in
the Chest. 1t breaks up the most distressing
cough IN an incredible short time.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.-Com
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
MANY people. particularly children

suffer with the ear ache; and for the benefit of
such we give sure but simple remedy Put
in two or three drops of JohnsO,a'S AnOdyJne
LjntHe't, stop the ear with undressed wool.
battle the feet in warm water before going to
bed. and keep the head warm at night-Com.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
Prince & Co.'s Organs

five octaves, two full sets of reeds.
Solld walnut cases, elegant bronze finish.
fIlce, with six stops, 1925; eight stops. $3.50
Address Reeds Temple of Music, Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
RICHARDSON'S new METHOD
FOR THE PIANOFORTE.

1t stands the test Sells 2500O yearly,
and Is gaming friends everywhere. No
piano instruction book eUer issued 0p-
proaches 1t for real merit and aC0rth,
and no teachers regret using it IN their
course Of instruction. This ,COrk is q
pO1rer IN the musical GdUance Of the
dag, and has been q most important
agent in the recent treh7endOus, increase
Of technical k7a01oledge Of the Piano
forte.
The success Of Richardson's New
METHOD is acOrId aCide, and prompts
many competitors, bit its sale sur
passes that Of all others COMBINED, and
it stands today incOntestabLy superior
to all other Pia1lO Methods.
Used by thousands of Music Teachers and sold
by all Book and Music Dealers in this
Country and Canada.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
CAPT. CHARLES SAGFR. who keens

superb stock of livery horses i'll Portland Me-.
Informed Us recently that he uses Sberidar.'s
Cdrdhy Condition POirde1-S regularly in his
stables, and that the expense is more than
offset by the diminished amount Of grain ne
der-COm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

A MICHIGAN man with large family
has been an emigrant fifty four times,
and has just sent to Texas for pam
phlet of the resources of that State.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

THERE are few who need to be told
that the Sherman House is the best
hotel in Chicago. But all may not have
learned that its prices have recently beer
ater.ally reduced.-Com
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

WHEN St. Louis man loses $50 on
the street he offers S45 reward for it.
He knows what st. Louis human nature
is.-Detr0U Free Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
Iowa r. z. Land Co,

has for sale 100000 ACRES Of Railroad Lands
in the Middle Region of Western Iowa.
BETTER LANDS AT CHEAPER PRICES
than can be found elsewhere within civilization.
No grasshoppers. No ague. No Indians Average
credit price s. and So per acre. Start right Call
send to the Company's Office % Randolph street,
Chicago. and obtain full information aud how to
reach the lands free. Fer maps aud pamphlets,
with prices and terms, address Iowa Railroad
Land Co., Chicago, or Cedar Rapids Iowa.
JOHN r. CALHOUN,
Land Commits siOner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

ItCftUSc " surplus dtbitg me gears ifu,f9f 90
year. ........................s.... 2Go1
Amount of policies issued during the
$40 59 90
The loans, secured by first mortgages of real es-
tate, amount to 81. 1882, sum considerably in
excess of the total policy liability.
The surplus 81 425 19S is entirely for the security
of the policy holders. being additional to the re
insurance fund, which alone affords ample pro-
lection.
Dnring the last year the company has paid to
representatives of deceased policy holders S279,-
06l, and for surrendered policies S35 04 has paid
4 divided upon it's stock, has met the expenses,
and now has surplus of 81 ,425l9S, increase of
$780, over the surplus at the beginning Of the
year.
The Low Rates, the Large Capital, the Definite
Contracts, and the Liberal Policies of the Ma
TIONAL, render it especially worthy the cor fl
denCe and patronage of the public.
OFFICERS:-John V. Farwell, President; l.. D.
COrtright and Paul Cornell, Vice Presidents; J.
f. Crank. Secretary, Emerson w. Peet, Actuary.
BRANCH OFFICE, CHiCAGO, ILL.
I57 to 1913 La sale street.
Where the business Of the Company IS transd. ted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

luton has been introduced in the As
sembly in favor of retaining the law
IN an amended shape, and the rail
road committee was instructed to draw
up necessary amendments The reso-
luton was to be discussed on Thurs
day, when probably the fur will fly in
all directions.
IMPORTANT BILLS.
Among other important measures
pending is a bill compelling villages.
towns and cities Of Rock county to pay
$50 into the county treasury for every
license granted-the proceeds to go to
the poor fund. Also bill making it
unlawful to snare or entrap deer. There
IS also bill decreeing that no person
can obtain damages against any town
for injuries received on unrepaired
highways unless he files writ
ten account of such damage within
thirty days of its occurrence with one
or more of the town supervisors.
Brown county wants more land APP
parently, for Mr.. Hudd has introduced
bill to establish new court there, to
be styled 1.-The Second County Court
for Brown Comfy"
AND WATERFOWL.
The railroad Indebtedness, of the city
OF WATERFOWL, comes before every Leg
islature. A bill has been introduced
this session to help the matter along,
and is now pending, with probability
of passage.
ADJUSTMENTS
are varied and fiourishing. Besides the
Wisconsin Poultry show, where is ex-
hlbited the numerous breeds of ban
tams, Shanghais, Cochin Chinas, and
games-chickens with long legs, short
legs, and no legs at all. There is the
CAN CAN,
where the same diversity Of legs are
shown, and from the more numerous at
tendance at the latter place, L should
Judge the study of anatomy as applied
to the human form divine is of more
peculiarly seductive nature than when
applied to pullets.
| hope to be able in my next to in
form you of final settlement of the
Senatorial. question and that our repre-
sentatlves have settled down to bust
ness. WAL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
Building Blocks of MOnstrous Size.

Some OF the blocks of granite used
in the construction of the treasury
building at Washington are the largest
ever moved IN this country, and they
were all carried from the eastern part
Of Maine. They were transported to
Washington by water, and after their
arrival there moved by ox-power upon
a sort of double pully system, a distance
Of two miles, to the spot where they
were wanted for ue The work of
moving them was performed with COM
paratiye ease, not more than eight or
ten yoke of oxen being employed to
move a block weighing more than
seventy tons. The futed pillars, great
numbers of which are used in building.
are forty feet long, and weigh fifty tons
at least. The largest blocks, thirty to
forty feet long, and three feet thick,
weighed Upward of seventy tons
The facility with which these large
blocks were moved and fixed in
their places was a source of wonder
ment, and seemed to admiring specta-
tors to be the perfection of mechanical
skill and ingenuity. And yet how in
significant the achievement when com
pared with the triumphs of ancient art.
IN the foundation of the great Temple
Of the Sun of Balbec may still be seen,
even III the second course, stones which
are thirty seven feet long and nine feet
thick; and under these, about twenty
feet from the ground, three stones which
alone occupy 49, feet in length by
twelve feet high. These three stones
are estimated to weigh 900 tons each
But We read of ali Egyptian idol temple,
Hur,s, far surprising this, in which
there was a sanctuary composed of a
single blocksof granite sixty feet square.
This is the largest and heaviest stone
mentioned III the history of nations.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
Price of Meat East and West,

Sirloin steak in Boston is thirty-three
to thirty-tve cents per pound; In New
York it is twenty five to thirty; in Phil
adelphia twenty-five to twenty eight :;
and in Washington twenty five to forty
and good steaks are scarce at these high
prices. In Iowa, before it is starved,
beaten, banged in cars and pens, and
predisposed to putridity, the best steaks
proves that before long the bulk of the
meat eaten East will be slaughtered
West and sent forward in refrigerator
cars. The trade from Texas on this
style Is already great one.
A NATION OF DYsPEPTIcs.-W live
fast-dissipate in everything except
righteousness, and fill early graves.
We drink all kinds of poisoned alcohol
ic spirits, and swallow, without masti-
cation, pork, grease, and every conceiv-
able carbonaceous, soul-dwarfing, life
destroying, system-clogging, indigest-
ible food. DIR. WALKERS VEGETABLE
VINEGAR BTrTERs cannot stop this in a
radical manner-but it will remove the
evil effects, and the recovering patient,
with fresh, pure, vitalized, electrical
blood flowing through his arteries and
veins, will have clearer head and a cool
erjudgment, which, coupled with expert
ence, will cause him to abstain in the
future. Good, nutritious, digestible
diet, which the most delicate stomachs
may take, can be found in cracked
wheat, corn bread, tomatoes, raw or
soft boiled eggs, baked apples, boiled
rice, plain rice pudding, corn starch,
rare beef, mutton and poultry. With
VINEGAR BITTERs and moderation in
eating and drinking, there is no incura-
able case of dvSpeDSia Com
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

OYSTER Sour One hundred oysters,
half-pound of butter, two quarts of
milk. a very little flour. Drain the
oysters thoroughly of their liquor, put
them in a stew pan, and take out the re-
manning LIQUOR as it boils from them.
Then add the butter Let them gently
simmer until they are cooked. Thicker
one cup of the milk with one small
tablespoonful of flour. Add the re
mainder of the milk to the oysters, then
put in the thickened milk, and let all
simmer for few moments, Just long
enough To cook the -four sufficiently.
Take from the fire Immediately and serve.
MEN who travel barefooted around a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
WATERS new SCALE PIANOS

drethe best made; the touch elastic. and fine
singing tone. pow eIful. pure and even.
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be exceIied IN tone or beauty; they defy
com petition. The Concerto stop IS q fine
Imitation Of the Human Voice. PRICES
EXTREMELY LOW for cash during this
Month. Monthly Ins1almcnts receiyed;
on Pianos, $40 to $40: Organs. - to = 10;
second hand instruments, SO t. s..
monthly after first Deposit. AGENTS
" ANIED. \ liberal discount to Teachers,
Ministers. Churches, Schools, LODGES etc. special
inducements to the trade. illustrate ed Cat
aIogues Nailed. HORACE WATERS 81
son, As Broadway. New York. Boz 1867.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

Yes, S2S 90 day is guaranteed using our
Well Anger and Drills i'll good territory.
Highest testimonials from the Governors of
Iowa, Arkansas and Dakota All tools war
ranted. Two wells so foot deep can lie bored
in one day, and one well win furnish water
sufficient for 100 head of cattle. Splendid
work for winter as well as summer. Descrip-
tive catalogue free. County rights for sale.
Address; JILL WELL AUGER CO., st, Louis, Mo.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06

MEN who travel barefooted around a
newly carpented bed room often md
themselves on the wrong tack.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
THE BUSINESS.

INNS tar transacted is inconsids rable,
and Of course not equal to that done in
l0fmer Years ut this stage of the session.
PUrng the last week, however, some
progress has been made. 4 memorial
-NAlhg Congress to provide for the re
ltpuon Of WIunebago Indians, as citi-
-t1s, was tayorably reportedon. \ bill
l'4,nellmg all railways to keep an axe
ana haud saw, in each passenger-oar
lie lLle safety of passengers in case of
-.g WIS passed A memorial to Con-
S.ess to pass the bill providing for a
""sl9Aal trunk railroad line. thereby
.SN.atlAg cheap transportation, was
-~sI0juctd and referred. An i'm
I llaAt bill regarding election frauds,
'I1 prescribing stringent pun
.ll1ent for any violation of them. has
..a introduced, but not vet reported
.'a oN the committee to which it was
..'Esed \ bill appropriating S117, $50
~ nc completion Of the Northern In
-e Hospital was introduced in the
1-4.'te by Senator Rice, and referred
we Committee on Charitable Penal
r.Stitauons. The bill provides that the
r.Lh must be finished bv December LIST
II. ! bill making the penalty for
,'olt with deadly weapon, lpris-
intent Tor not more than ten. nor less
ILL., Two years-or a fine of not more
p 700 nor less than 500, was in
'oaeed 10y Mr.. Deniston.
THE GRANGER ELEMENT
tnrn ,..e legislature has a Yet lightly
''fAed the railroad screw. A reso-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16
GoeialiniiNe Yropnaanoa.

9fa9 Ycri6ten aus Berlin beIiebt bas
ieIbit cine i6rmli9e glea6emie fir Die iocias
liltii6e Yropasanoa, in ipel6er an0eben6e
2I9itatoren pon ben 6lteren Mieiitcrn gu
Jieonern &C. beran9e6iIOet weroen. 0iit
Den rbetorii9en Grercitien lit Gin GURUS in
Der 9anObaOung Der 9erein8geiete &C. per,
b%nnoen, bamit bic ansebenoen Q8itatoren
uno O~ema9o9en I~crnen, ibie alien poliSei;
li6en 5nteruentioneu Sc9enii6er u opcriren.
@mi9e Der be9abteiten S6iler crbaltsn
Siipenoiea, I'M li9 auf llniueriit6ten met,
ter Lusbiloen III fonnen. lle6craQ iteben
Der propaganda @elomittel in 6iQe sur
Serfisung. 6a bic glrbeiter i'm 9anoe ii6
ben an9ebli6en Sertretern ibrer Sntereiien
9c9eniiber iebr nobel uno irei9ebi9 ;ei9en.
20 beSieben Die 0erren 2iebtne6t u. Sal.
ielmann ais Geoatteure bes ,YoltsItaat"
uno reip. bes rSoeiGl:O Democrat" Iebr re:
ipeftable @eDalte.
Die intimen Yerbinoueen Der lociaIiiii.
iden propaganda in Oeuti9lunO nit ben
Socialiiten 6rantrei9S limb bstannt oenu9.
Wtan fam Die YrOpugunoa in Berlin ais
glbIeser Der Barrier @eieui9ait be,ei6nen.
Siebtne6t or6eitet geseniudrtig oil elmer
iocialiitiiden 0el9Idte Der iran,6ii6cn
Jfeuo!ution, IN uelber mad ieincn ei0enen
GrtlarmSen Der befdnute unO beri6ti9te
Na'at als iocialifll9e Sr6Be 8eSen bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16
Srici ocS SGab bon pcriicn. at,
Wdpt 8iue X.

Der nSheruatore Tomauo" uer0iient:
Iidt nuditebenOen Yrief wsl6en Der S9ab
uon Yeriien benz Gupite bur9 ben auBeror:
beuiIi6en @eianoten, 0eneral Nn,are g9a,
bat iibsrreiden laien.
,Seinsr erbnbenen nnS bo5uerebrten
Seili9teit benz Yuplte FiuS TX. betleioet
nit benz Gbaruttsr bes Meiiios uno ergo.
aeu mie bic Sepobner Der 0immelSpelt.
Die @nabe 6es 9errn iei unS bleibe nit
ibm. Inns. pon Den 8efiblen auiridti9er
5reunoi9ait b~eieelt, lit Der freunbi9aft:
ll6e unb uerebrte Srief Gurer nit GnseIs:
oaben aus9eitutteten 0eilisteit, ben Sbr in
ibernieBenoer 6rsunOidait sei6rieben unS
ieiner 9minenj Dem bO6sccbrten Gribiidoi
Qusuitin uou 0eraclea anuertraut ba6t,
;u9sfommeu. Sieier bat i'm Tins Su9e:
ianOt nit Den 0eidenfen, tbeure uno folt:
bare Yidnber id0niten Nnoentcns. Die Inns
itetS llriade iein iollen Sud- INNER 9eneiSs
ter ~ werben. lin auf gang beionbsre
@eiie ~ %ertennsu su 9ebsu, pls bOben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16
Gin rci6c5 Scbcu bcj6IoNeu.

Die Congregation Ger Cd ,ueitem pon
Wotre game gu Hamur lit In Traucr.
Die bei9ii1cn Sldtter melccn uns Den Cob
Der piirOi9en Ututter Gonltaniiue Unit t9s
rein 6cmiIicn : 9tamcn 6rGuIein sSeaune
Golin 9cnunut) Der finit;u Generals. 8 berin
Der Y. Congregation ccs belastsn OrOeus.
Die 9inscl9icOcne ltdrb i'm Nlter pom II
Sabren uuo i'm SO. ibreS NirfenS as
Orocns Sbcrtn, pcricbeu nit Den 81.
SierbeiasrlmcuIrn, ii: ibr Der bo9w1is
SildOi uon Nlmur ~ciJcnDdnOig rei9te.
S1ilerm oeS $enlionotcs Su 9tomir,
le9te ole miirOige Mtuttcr Gonltantinc oorf
ibren SroIeb am IA. Scptember 1924 OBJ.
9tad 5umct ms Gloitsr uerieet, tebrte fie
10 Sabre ipdtcr oils Oteria suriid unS
puree int nG6lten Sabre Sur generaIs
Sbertn ~eiforeH.
Sin reiGercs 2ebm unS cine ribriscre
Gbdti9teit ais Mattcr Sonitantine babsu
wobl lpcni9e Oroen9leute ouiiuuciien. Sie
9riircete SIS lnterri9ts Inltalten, BON oes
men 25 IN amcrita, "a in Sel9ien uuo II
in ENGLAND beute bliiben. sic l1ifte Die
criten S6wetern uad GnsIano, mad Gas
thornton uno Guatemala. Die 0inscs
i6ieocue uerbano nit ~lettener Weisbeit elm
tii9tiges Sr9aniiation9talent uuo 9rose
@eidiflidfcit. llnermiioet an Der grbeit,
iiberiab ie nit elmer nueerorcentlide 2ei9:
tisteit Die 0etaile elmer 10 ousseoebuten
SerwaItuns, III osren Spite Die Y~oriebuas
lie Scitellt batte. Sn ,brer Ssrion ucrct
nintsu ffh ~, hohsp, Mr,Nc ,,,r; fnr th,.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16

Ni9talein Die fransoii9en l%lnsldubisen,
icneern bic Sinocr Der &eformatoren islblt,
baben isne 0ebre BON Der freien SorI9uns
Su ibrer losii4en iurdtbaren g~ontquen;en
ourd9efubrt. 8uS lit ss, bas Den aufge:
bloienen beutidsn unS i9weiier Erotss
itantlSmus uno ben Br%oteitantismus i'm
Au9emeinsn perborbsn BATH @as ilts,
oas Den Yeoi9titu9I unb ben 2ebritubl Der
rlniucriitdt sur Eyd9crin oeS cralieiten llns
9laubens 9cmaGt? @aS iit's unoers aIs
Oieier ielbe teuflii9e S9rei nn3 6reibsit,
D. !. mad icnsr s~i9cuoicn 6rej5eit uno In:
9c6unocnbtit, Die auc 0ciIeln irScno elmer
Eutoritdt uerDilit? 0tan bs9aun bsim
Brtn;ip Der ireien u%nscbnnOcncn 6OrI9un9
III reltgi6ien Nngele9en5eiteu man tort init
Dem &erpe,isn iches Olaubcns aui. Der
un9loube bat ben YrOteitantismuS uuf se,
raOG icncm S9lndtieIOe bclte9t, tas bic
Jtciormotorcn ii9 aus9eiu9t, une CT lie9te
nit penielben 8aiieu, Die i5m Der Yrote;
ltantiSmus in Die SnnS bridte! SIT bas
nidt pa6r?
gSlr piirfen uniere slusen nidt sssen ben
0eiit Der 3eit ueri4lieben un0 uobI bebsn:
fen, rab III ni@t feruer Sutunit Der Sampt
Der fiber in unierc &epublif ausbri9t, ia
Der bercitS leine S9atten Dor ii9 berwirft,
ni6t Elm &i swii9en benz Yrute;
ltantismuS uno benz &atbolicismuS, ais
Spiiden benz &a:bolicismus unb benz In:
slalben, iein wirb. Ger TruteitantiSmuS
wiro p~iclieits pes WteereS oleieIbe 2ouibaba
our9ma6en, Die CT III guropa bereiiS
onr99ema9t, bas lisst in Der Natur Der
Sa9e. Utit fi9 ieIbit u%neinis, in gun.
oerte ii9 beiebpcncer Sectcn auf9sl6lt,
tastd9!l6 bur9 neue Sscten nod ipciter
SerlpIlttcrt, wiro CT bas Spfcr Der llnm6s:
Ii9teit iein. Gbriitus bat IS propbescit
uno Die Yrppbe;eibuns wirS in Grialuns
ssben: rSeOeS Gsi9, bas in ii9 ielblt
SeripIittcrt 1T, wiro perwiitsi, unO icpe
StaSt ooer leoes 9aus, bas IN lid ielbit
sstbeiIt, wirb nidt beiteben.~ DEN grote.
itantismus bier in Imerita triiIt oasislbs
Zoos, pas i'm in europa setroiien. MO:
gen bic Secten 10 uieI Spettatel MAIDEN,
ais Tie woaen, m0sen iie nod 70 ideinbsi:
Zig iein, m6sen fie mod 10 iebr auf bic
SibsI po6en, m0sen Tic nod 10 isbr aui
9eiIisbaItsn Sss Sabutes brinssn, bic per-
SweifeIteiten Initrensunsen MAIDEN, if,
SSidiaI 1T beiieseIt, feline menialids
Wadt fam eS a~ufbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16
I Sotepb Breoemctt.

y8ie bereitS ssnslOst, jtarb am Mittwo9
ben q. October III Cincinnati, perieben
nit ben bb. Sterbeiatramenten, Der tatboli:
i9s Sourualiit Soiepb 6~rebewsR. @ir be.
trausrn ben Cob bieies edit b.uti9.n Mans
mes unb winiden. baB @ott ibm bic emise
&ube usrleiben mOse.
Soiepb Nre6epeit w:rbe i'm 9abr. 1917
am Is. Suni gu Ssnabrid, I6anncper,
eeborsn nnb srreidte iom,it eth 4lter ppn SO
Sabrsn nnb 4 Monaten. Gr fubirte in
ieinsr Sussnb IN ieiner Yateritab. nnb bes
idGftiste ii9 bereits in isinsm le. Qebens.
iabrs ais Mitarbeitsr al elmer 3sitihr{t.
0ieiem ieinem Ssrufe aIs SouuaIiit blieb
CT NIT sr0Bsren ober tleineren llnterbrshuns
gen bis 81 ielaem Sobe treI.
Dor etpa IS Sabren Fam cE nit Serrn
Soiepb u. Semonn, Der cine Beiu1sreile
mad 8euti3lanb semu9t battle. mad Gins
cinnati unb iunsirts suerit ais geJ;er an
elmer S4ule in @alpeiton, Geras, nnb
purbe baIb barauf ON y@ubrbeitsIreunb"
anssitelt. Dor Is Sabrsn perbsiratbets
CT iid nit Gtpialie Oonners6erser, gpdtsr
b:s alien bstanutsn Sirsers 2luton Don.
nersberssr, Die iebt OIL ieinsm 0robs trau:
srf. Gin Sabr ipdtsr CAB er in 9srbins
buns nit ieinem Sdwascr Oounersbcraer
cine tatboIii9c @o9enibrift, ben BOLTS.
boten" berous, bic bret Sabre beitano.
Gr ~9rlnbete ebenfals ben rMiarientaIcn.
Oer".
us bos tatboIiide Snititat ms 9eben
trot, iinsirte CT cine 3eit lang ais Sefre.
tor, arbsitctc bann ,pisber in Der Geoaction
Oes vWabrbeitsfreunO", bann Dor ctwa iini
Subren IN Der &eoattion beS ygoltsfrcuno",
beiOrste ierner bic ~re9eImdBissn @o9ens
GorreipOnOsnSen fir bic 8aItinlorer ,6atbos
Hide SpltsSeltung", bic cr nit ySpiepb i'm
8eiten" 81 untsrSei9nen pflegte, uno mai
in ben leetsn Sabren bis turj nor ieinsm
EoOe i'm rWabrbeitsfreuno" olS 2ofalre.
0atteur bei66itiot. X. /. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-16

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Dem Srtcf uno Den @eiheRfcn Gurer Sci:
lisfeit uuo benz GrSbiidof Nusuitin suers
fennen. babeu Wir lie in uniersr eigenen
tailerIidcn Serion entseseu,unsbmeu &c:
rnbtu. III @egenwart aller Don Der 6reuuos
idaft uno iSuneisun9 Gurer SeiIisteit W
Inns Selprodcn, wie cS li9 eebdbrte.
Nu6erocm Bobcn @ir fir u6tbig cra6tct
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S:enpel ~llnlerer 6rcunoi9ait trd9t, UNI
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0urer &clli9feit 9egcbeucn %cpsiS Der
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Oclc9irten Der fatbolii9cu Station, iomie
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ton, in Der 0cgenmu,t me 3utunft wie
bisber Gin G~jegenitano l~luieres &obl:
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uuo Sci4itun9 iein. I'm bicie 9tiidiidt:
udhme su permebren, iino nod Nnfnipfung
oicicr DON Illus 10 icbr crie9nten 8eSjcbun-
gen f6rmlide Nnprpnunaen, pcIde bic
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&utbolifcn betreiien in 0e,ug ouf ibrcn
reli9ioisn @laubsn pon Inns perofientliAt
uno oleu Commencement Der Trouin,en sus
9elnnot porben llno IN Der Ehat betrn9:
ten @ir Die Snoipioucn Der seOoGtcn tas
tboIil6en Ndtion, weld,e llutertbnnen beS
periiidcn 9feiae8 finn, ols Gin Don Gp.
rciligfeit %llnierer Obbut anpertrautes
Gut, unb mir iibcrnebmen, wte cS gan,
nutiirIid III, Die Serantmortli6teit fir Die
Tins uon Gw. !6eilisteit onrertrauten Gii.
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wiiniden pnB Sbr unS wegcn Der Geinbeit
Cures (er;enS in 9urem @ebet nidt per:
ssIict, uno paB Infer Sertebr nit Sud i'm:
mer %fortbauere. @eidrieben in Intern
t6niaIihen Yalait Sebcran I'M Monat Ge:
bi.ul. Somi 1902 Tim Mui 1857"