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, 1875-09-21

Ser @ouperneur %ernannte 9eltern S.
s.. Mlc@we als, Sireftpr bes Weltern
,sS~rrcnbaiiles in Staumtpn, an Stele bes
Ni9olos Sc. Sront, ,pel6er tiir5li9 ltarb.
9r. sGmil Slider 1T Sonntag, BON
leinem &bcnmatismuB s%eneien, ppn ben
sSnt Springs" wieoer bier anselanst.
Die 9erren Macmuroo uno &ebforo
baben einen lebr i6Onen Sutlaoen in
$50. 1909 Mtain StraBe erDffnet nnb
pcrben 1tets bic n%eueiten Mpben BON
Slten ullo Wtiisen pOrrdtbis 6aben.
SEER &eoforo 1T Elm lebr befannter uno
beliebter iunser Weann uno es fam ni9t
feblen, DAP er Elm sutes @el4dft MAIDEN
plro. ca go
, 1875-09-21
e. Yultman G6lafwagen,a
bon sbipbub uno @aibinatom nad) Seem
0orf obne Wedieluus Der Wa9eil.

q VaRa9lere, tpslbe NIT pisier 9fnic rfiisu,
5etnaeicen cine Large unb LATTICE Smnibus-
8abrt turG @aSbineton, unb erreiden ealtie
mere rine g tunpe friiber. als Sise :pciGs pis
rsft BON Mafbineten abfnbrsn. slr
g9esen ber Sabrpreifs. 9abelsn nnb ansertr Snfpr-
inattpt 5renpe man ft6 an bic GifetaStfee Der Gpupag
nie 1901 Wlain 5traHe, S26 Wiatnfr., Bnuarp 9eule
unb le Sifieen be Mi4 rnp, 8rerertfsbure unb gbtO
mes @ifentabn, NtiAtnrnr, pa.
6. ~. @pte. Gen,rai Gtdst a9ent; =. 9. 9pries.
@ifffent Seaeral S Get Nsert; Ehpnss VI. Sbasp.
aransrprtpttpnn etf,r.
SIS. @atbrpp,
fHtnfli@er IaHaeisrr-M sent.
1 9 emit 1901 Mainftt., Gtfmcnb, PC.
, 1875-09-21
W9 |.

WDroI.
Ser 9immel motif es ni4t baB 5tpei
Sran5olen
Sid tpoten loaten auf bell sriinen &oz
len;
Sbr pnlper ~lollten lie 10 LANCE i6onen
BIS pieoer nob'n Die preubii@en ulpnen
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

DoS'r KISS THE BABY.-The promiscu9ns
kissing of children is pestilent practice- 70
use the word advisedly, and 1t IS mna ~, nronep
occasion. Murderous would be.the proper .tsa
word did the kissers know the mlsenie, 'n1y
do Yes, madam, murderons; aud we ale
speaking to you. Do yon remember cam chm,n aaav
your dear friend, Mrs. Brown the other Gay,
with q strip of flannel round yonr neck Anu
when little Flora came dancing into tne !oon,'
didn't you pounce upon her demonsIratiteiy;
call her q precious little pet, and klss hes
Then Won serenely proceeded to describe tne
dreadful sore throat that kept you rom PRAYER
meeting the night before. You had no design |
Won killed her! Killed her as surely as II you
bad fed her with strycbnine OF arsenic. your
caresses were fatal. Two or three Gays alIel
the little pct beg Rssan to grew rapidly
alarming, and when the doctor came; the sim,
Die word diptheria" sufficed to explain them
all. To-day little mound IN Gfes anvso the
mother does not suspect, and would not care
to suspect you of any fundamentally ID nel
bereavement. She charges it to mysterious a
Providence. The doctor says nothing TO as
| turb the delusion that would be impolltic' II
not cruel but to an outsider he is free to say
that the child's death was due directly 10 your
| Internal stupidity. Those are precisely MS
words-more forcible than elegant, it is true
| INIT who shall say, under the circumstances,
that they are not justifable Remember
Evil is wrought BY want of thought
As well as want of heart.
1t would be hard to tell how much of the
prevalent sickness and mortality from dipthe-
ria is due to such want of thought. AS rnle,
adults have the disease in so mild a form that
they mistake it for simple cold and as cold
is not contagious, they think nothing OF ex-
posing others to their breath, or the greater
danger of labial contact. Taking into consld-
Grafton the well established fact, that diptherla
is usually, if not always, communicated by the
direct transplanting of the malignant yegita
ton which causes the disease, the fact that
:, there can be more certain means of bring
" ing the contagon to its own favorite soil thar
u the act of kissing children, on all occasions al
but universal, it Is not surprising that, Wher
g the disease is once imported into the commu
4 nifty, it is very likely to become epidemic. l
- would be absurd to charge the spread OF dip
iberia entirely to the practice of child kissin
r There other modes of propagation, thoug
, it is hard to conceive of any moro directl.
L. suited to the spread of infection or more gene
IN raj in it's operation. 1t stands to diptheria il
ne about the same relation that promscuou
,e Misunderstanding formerly did to the itch. 1
were better 10 avoid the practice. The chlldre
UT will not suffer if they go unkissed, ar d thel
friends for their sake to forego the luxur
ar for season. single kiss has been known
infect a family and the most careful may b
Sh in condition to communicate the diseas
IN without knowing it. Beware, then, of playin
"a Judas, and let the babies alone.-Se ZENITH
Journal.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

CUR1osITIEs OF LANGUAGE.-The Hindoos
are said to have word for friend" The
Indians hag equiv alent for our humility
The Russian dictionary gives word the dehnl-
ton of which is, mot to have enough buttons
on Your footman's waistcoat :" second means
to fkill over again > a third ''to earn by dan
cling" The Germans call thimblH "huger-
a hay horse" A glove with them is " hand
shoe" showing that they wore shoes before
gloves. The French, strange to say, have no
verb ito stand" nor can a Freuchman speak of
clicking" any one. The nearest approach be,
in his politeuess, makes to it, is to threaten TO
"give a blow with his foot" the same thing,
probably, to the recipient in either case, but it
seems to want the directness, the energy of
| our "kick" The terms upstairs" and down
stairs" are also unknown in French.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

Buy your trusses and braces where they are
made and fitted at a. Spillmanns % Bsronne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

to try to five to fulfil the will of God and her
husband, by taking care of her children but
to stay here, where every one knew and loved
her husband, she must have had brazen face
indeed she went with her mother to the
SIERRA where they had relatives. One who
came from there awhile since, and had seen
her, says that she does not look like the same
person. The tears have worn burrows in her
cheeks she is thin as the scythe Of death,
and her health is destroyed Poor Aunt Anna
died only the day before yesterday. She looked
like shadow, and walked bent, as if she were
seeking her grave as bed of rest"
They had now reached the village, and as
! they were passing large gloomy building, the
? overseer said, "This is her house."
8 The marquis paused a moment, and then
entered An old woman, a relation of the de-
j ceased, lived alone in the sad and empty house.
, over which, at that instant, the moon cast a
T white shroud.
Chow these vines are dying!' said the mar.
b.! quis
"They were not So" answered the woman
If "when that poor dear child took care of them
o They used to be covered with flowers thai
= fourished like daughters under the hand of
mother. But she closed her eyes, never agar
1 to open them in this world the day she heart
of her brother's fate"
1t cob exclaimed the gentleman, what {
q pity this magnificent orange tree is dead"
of Eyes; it is older than the world, sir, ant
was used to q great deal of petting and care
RS After poor Anna lost her children, neither sh,
nor any else minded it, and it withered !
1e " And this dogf' asked the marquis seeing
a dog, old and blind, lying in one corner
he
III his master, he grew melancholy and blind
i'll Anna, before she died, begged me to take car
Oh of him ; it was almost the only thing the dea
t; soul spoke of; but there will be no need; whe
'r, they took away her corpse he began to how,
to and since then he will not eat.n The marqui
!; drew nearer Meiampo was dead.
, 1875-02-13

iN.EN>-oN oF TIuE.-It will be noticed
ma, 'as gentlemen having the railroad sub
>.-y IN charge have secnred an extension of
"' d" which to raise the S25. 200. It is
-..' is7 those who have been holding back to
WIZ. ''5Wa-' and pnt their shoulders to the
Wheel IN the published list of subscribers
'-'! many persons largely interested in the
s-'@!laency of the town are notable either
'.' he entire absence Of their names. or the
nal .nsss Of the amounts subscribed. This
-. --.' me spirit that builds Up town, and if
- i.s-,'eG IN they viii find that the Commerce
--- -. 'Eals OF the Valley las sought another
,.-.Te, le,, Interested parties are endeavoring to
~ ". me e railroad terminus at some point on
-, - " y, a.!a-walla River, say at Milton Mills.
- - i II goes there, then farewell to all our
z-,- Il i well TO look the situation
IN the face Il Is either taa railroad.
~, ~ dead town. Persons NAV palter and
.-.1'sT "a as much as they please, but simmer
-, - down the man who refuses to aid the
--'.,1a -.,.. i actually helping to dig a grave
, 1875-02-13

L'su DRAWN OUT.-At first Ii vas sup
2 Il that the extreme cold weather would be
,, -h"r, duration, but it Is now full SIX
weeks ,.rce the commencement os the "cola
snap, anI az this writing Jack Frost fails
o. give ,he slightest Indication of an intention
.'r-nlui,h his isy grasp. For few hours
d., time the temperature VIII be above the
i.. E."- point. but this soon changes and
i7..En- cold i the normal condition Of the
weather, The effect of this prolonged cold
Weather must be disastrous to stock owners.
Many OF them had sufficient feed as they
supposed 20 last them through the winter,
-i now after feeding their stock for nearly
."' months they find their feed exhausted
Jus. az the time It Is most reguirei. To STOP
'.'.'as now Is certain death TO the cattle,
--- ye' there is no other alternative. With
-, a" Immediate and favorable change in
.-- Weather hali the stock in the country
VI. perish.
, 1875-02-13
lin SCHWABACHER BROS.
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY Or UINHiN GIOA, -S
County Of WJ''1-rsHI,
IN The Disisr Court of The Frs, Judicial District Of
Washington Territory.
CHRISTIAN N,rFR, Plaintiff, ~. HENEv q. IoB.S anu
ENINA TCBIN, Detcn1tniS-
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - To
L HENRY Il TOBIN and EMMA TOB!N, De
f.uiaurs: You are hereby required 20 appear N a.
acton brought against You by CHR1-rIAN IA4EE.
Plaintiff IN the District Court Of the First judicial
District OF Washington Territory holding terms a.
the city of Wsll8-wllt, IL 81 Tor the counties VI
Walla-waI'a ani Whitman, 10 answer the comp
O.. the Ila!ntit ii'ei in Walla-Tala county, within
twenty DAYS after the service Of this summons eNc!-
>vef the lv Of service II not served IN said county.
but IN said District IN thirty days; otherwise with
IN sixty DAYS or the said Plaintiff VIII take judgment
against ven by default, according TO the prayer OF
the -mp Int
T7 SAD Ect:on IS brought to foreclose a mortgage
made by Defendants - Plaintiff % secure the pay
uent Of prOnisSOry note for FIVE Hundred Dollars
gold COIN dated October 22d, 1874, and due three
months after date, with interest a. one and onh-t
per cent. Der month from date until pad and Tor
sale Of the mOrtgagei premises AID aFphc2tlon oi
the proceeds Of sale IN satisfaction II SIS and eN
penses OF sale and of this suit, and Fifty lGi coI
Attorneys fees, and IN payment Of fialntlr 5 df-
..and and for Judgment against Defendants Tor any
deficiency that may rernAIn after applying ali oI
saii money aforesaid. And you are hereby notified
that unless y0g appear and answer the said CON-
plaint above required the prayers Of the Palntlt
Witness the Hos. JosxrH R. LEWIS, Judge
CT the District Court OF the ISt Judicial
r. 81 District OF Washington Territory, ana the
seal Of said Court, affixed, this 5th day OF
February, A D., 1875.
WM. II. ANDREWS, Clerk
KENNEDY & GEORGE,
Plaintiff Artuinevs. 9-'N
, 1875-02-13
Court $uTnEmonS.
TEFFITDFT OF UINHINEION, ~
emmy - HrIC rrU'T,

TEREIyDFT az H1SIJINGT0N, >y
CglA.g ~ UrlC TUYT,
l., fss Dl.ra-. c.-,sf .t Hs Flsf Ltd.rili Di71f n
U1sglIg.pg I-T.'"lg.
: =. KFr-. Flliu-if. vs. N,>,Y !. ~roEELLs a1l
.IUH- T. >Iug.F-L, J. .---ll--'-
TIE UNITED STATES OF AhLt-,A - ! %
l NANCY SIDNELLauIJ DHN B. STOW Ei-.,
r+,- Yui. are hereby required % appear II
-, -- Ir. r1rl--l s- --t yeI iy :. VI Ms fli-
f m III. District Court of H. FIr-- Jui-rrA 4l--
tr.t 0f Wa-LIy.au I-fItCry, Lf-..rE tsTl-~ 40 ti-
CIV of Nall4-ws..t, IA AMI Tor ii- t"i-l-'7 oi
v sTIt,yalla ami " i-mau 20 answer f-r '|i ltiAt
If Piaiu-TF HIal IN Wr..E-al-Ht county, WITHIN
sive of IL a.y Of --T.,s. Il Lot served ln ai--
l.l.lurv huf "a SAL District. IIs 'l'riE .tt- .. s" r
,I-lIu sx-g aay-. gE the - ilt-Illl Nl-- tia. lA-
m,ut against y0U by Gu.IE.t, l.rg-ssr- 90 t..7 ~
OF the ouaI.llut-
mortgage on real estate made 1y Dri-iiI--, 2" .--
tn 10 secure tl.- pay u-Ir Of "a certain UTu-r:-sEg
noe NJ ID gula1r- 10 Plaintiff, -1r t~ I'm ut ~
TlCl-4ul OEe HuuiTri l-l Fourteen la.-trr ana
Siyrv cau-s cIl cDlu yth interest "a. TIE r-'f one
ar.-l-4lI per cent. I=r mouth 10 s-nr T. i4 are
until paid ba.-4 .-a-o,'r i-a- -- - aitt rs -'r''.
u0a-'e a.- aH-"- Aut t.- the -lrl--- 7iia - t"'
hundred a.l ..-..n EDlars com. Attorneys ICES -
-5lsI- 81, . .r s,,,. - III sEngt-age. I-eais> an
f- ID. .T-.su- r.sr a--a- Del lL-- * any -----
efal,r-- -- . remain after apr igisla ,- T-', 'i
.lill ale 4 III V-I ara hereby uns1i fttt Hi----
y. ,rs-ysr aui au-N-. III --1- Du'- - -.' T.
OrIlrzl -tarl-ayeE- u the I-aHuil1 VIZ .H -l--
witness tie Hon. Eo-ETH r. LEWIS = iL.l2s
~ -b.- District Court o., the FlI-t Jvfl.ltl
7 s. District OF Washington irIIi..ry AMI il'-
81 oT sal C1uT- -t-l'le! t---' IN --y q
Tluua-y. s. D., 70. .. .
g8I II ANDREWS, Cietk.
JANIS h KENNEDY, an
". a GEORGE,
Hr Ht4rTT.- rFW
, 1875-02-13

farnlNG oroch--Nr Klrkmlu. OF the
Pioneer Market" informs Us that since the
commencement Of the cold snap he HIS fed
30 his band Of cattle 40 tons Of hay and 80
t'nS of mill feed, and vet with al this forage
ha finds it difficult to keep his cattle in go9i
',"i'rion. The experience Of this winter
demonstrates the fact that hereafter stock
owners must provide both feed and shelter
t.- their animals, or otherwise they may tx
l..- .hrm to die off. In he summer season
...'.a can ~ along without care, but cold
".s-arr finds them in prCv condition, and
'@." with the ms. severe storm they are quite
sag. o. perish.
, 1875-02-13

FIRST WARD. TovETG WARD.
Clsh ..........sfl2I 90 Cash. 1860 90
bushels Of wheat. loo Ia wulh.......... ~
sECJND WARD r1PlW FLAT MIL CI.rEE-
CasIl----.---..---SiI SiI-7 = Bushels or wIat---SIj
Bushels Of rvAelt- leo ,.--S-rrr .-,.,-r,-
Ia Yc-rtItlcN.... 800
Ia work or ties 50 "'H"-'9 '' ""t'l''''' t'V'
THIRD WARD. foo1 't 4liH MOUNTAINS.
Bushels Of wLeat.... GOO
In ,yI..It 100 UPPER DRY CgsE h.
Bushels ot wlctt.. 1000
N0TE.--T7le names OF farmers subscribing wheat.
with the amounts subscribed, Will BE- published next
week when the o0mmIttcrS have al handed IN thor
reports The query H., len made why the wheat
has been put ar sl low h,ure ~ the es'lmltrE II,
Iet>1U = tiat thr-a subscriptions must h- ftshrI IN
oder 20 comply with the proposition of the ralIfo4i
company, eight months IL HJElnrr Of tie delivery
Of the grain. Tie what Subscriptions VIII ue put
uDon tin market at the proper time 10y the ENe,rI-
tive COMMITTEE anu sold 20 the highest Iier-SU-
KTT1ET.
C,iravwo,n { PIX Ly Julius Wei,iak and Martin
Campbell has reporter I-,,l bushels Of wheat since
the above report AMI : BriuekeGlo1f and J. /
GwGn each Too bushels additional from Their neigh
b-ELyOl-
, 1875-02-13

4 DEFECTIVE MEioRY--C Congressman elect, J. G.
Srhumuher, OF New Nnk, must lave handled IN
Iueuse sums Of money III his time. Trliing amounts
Ike S5G 900 have Ilzs- j through his hands and vet
he fails 10 refresh his IN uuTy as 10 how, when Or
FOR what purpose His signature Is shown 70 two
certificates Of deposit Tor SjGgUn ech and he received
s25 600 which Irwin hal sent hIn from Cg.i!.ru!a-
10 which several Transactions h. completely oi-
lIviouS. 50 he SOleEuly Pro-o>ts before the Wgys
aud Means Committee Of the Lower House Of Con-
gress Suppose, now, that he SHOULD forget to draw
his salary-It such thing l. among the supDOsaUe
cases Il looks, from the mature of his testimony
If h might ta deprived of theopp1gtunity CharybdiS
threatens hiS. dIik.y SIDE, and Scylla sts., -
HIM frlwnIngly IL the face on the other
, 1875-02-13

r..s rrra,rr ASSOCIATION acknowledge
81. ,r...,,, donations; c. W Corson, ?
MI Mary Hoyt, vol; Mrs. \. L,
'.=' .r The association respect
-...E q continuance 4 hook donations as
i..., .-. -..s., and patreiactlcns.
, 1875-02-13

r,orrasa Mlms.-An item is going the
..-. ,, ,ha effect that all the houring
.-.r- -,.rfi. valley have closed down on ac-
f,l. cold vaa'Ler Mr.. ". 5. Byers,
.. srr--i.r Mills" wishes it under
.,,l..- is mistake; his mill Is con-
.r....r manlnT-
, 1875-02-13

-----llr>a in and around town is excel
W. harpsn to know from the fact
"+ hive been slrishing all around the
.-'' rrr vr. Tom TieIney, who had
-'... ,t. occasion the finest pair Of horses
.,.- .,J. gs the mountains
, 1875-02-13

Tr f,. DErf. Car' af m, Fus, Jsd-i9l Dsgtrs-t #
Ursaiag-.D TsUtary-
S,GUEI JguS-gS, Plaintiff ". Z e. >-rETI, De-
t-ultut.
TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA T.
= - ~IJITF DaituI-ut. You arc hereby r--
CU.r. % arpetr ~ action brought against yuI by
S,srrIl. Jlls-ls Paint 2. III tie Distinct Court oi
-F. First judicial U-frl.r ~ Washington Territory,
rI-Uy -.llrs q. IL gity Of WalA-S,La IL -I.l ior
~. t.uU,l-- ~ iE4lls-Ealll AMI Whitman, % an
-y.ar o. ., r,.-.l .-t al Plaintiff fled " sl.a-Wl-.a
county, within twenty days a;rer The seIT-e- ui tbs
s!rr.1-.- exclusive a.. the day Of ,=TEi1e- IL MT
,-rre "a said county, bat sad D4s;s-at, N thirty
Gg- pt5arEyi within -.Sty days, ~ the --iIl t-lL-
-. viii rezs lG-gIa-a. AGAINST you ty default, H.
,-.-.llu-- 20 the prayer ut tL- complaint
Ib- SD acton brought o. tgT--.gss =. -at %;
re.esITt.1E. UL-r The D-.gudlLt L-s II the follow
Ia, lsTIt-! premise, tO-vIt- t5s4u.-ue.uS - Tie
u.TtIels; c1rner q tie intsrsactlou OF Mann AMI
fronting el--ery along the north --!-Ot Main street
Z tl-ts.Irr Il -y-I!- y--gt 3 ie-t, and extending,
'stk - slsh- angle one . ,-rei ani twenty -ers Z"
.Tc ,- -!- west -!s 10. lU- No o. SIX, sad S!oc<
three ~ SAID ur!z.u4l city O- WaI-vaa, a.ngriliis
% tie ON al surveys and p.-s -legyC.- Afi tI- ~
r1-t- u this acton together wI:a -u-u Other an
further TeIe: @ 20 equity aui gu0l o7IselsH7e may
p-r-a5u. AMI yCu are hereby EOtlt-i tllt ui--e=7
you appear tDI aIzW-T the said r1Tupiant - nySSs
reIu4rsl tn prayers cl the E--.-t4a VII - sz--
Witness -le Hon JosFPH T. LE"i-, j l2ss
Of the u! tric. court OF the FIrst Jll-c-i-
L. s. DissH-;ryf Wa-hHc-1-s Territory ana u
seal Of sad Cc--r AFFIXED, tbs = tsy O..
January \. y. $50
VIZ Il. ANDREWS, C,g-k-
y,zs-- - .yr,N-,-rT.y .-F
, 1875-02-13

$. rrumfa pAY.-Wo understand that
,ar lri-h fellow eiii1=ns are arranging to
..ln.r 81. Patr..L's day with the usual
.-.l.. 1r.,l.n. etc. It : understood that
trt.f Justice Lewis viii be The orator Of the
.r.v. and 1T So Ne have the assurance Of an
a. De al. instructive address.
, 1875-02-13

Im UnrumA ElyEE j. now open below
.r. u..,a ag the Willamette, and naviga-
.,.al- again resumed. The last ocean steamer
..u. a.rr. ., unrIAnI. The River between
81. uall., AMI Cascades is reported froze solid,
..l u.-r likely a week or more VIII elapsa
..tn. ta. bats vii. I-. able to make CONNECT
t...., oa that part Of the rlutc.
, 1875-02-13
-NDERTAKER

JANIS X. KENNEDY, ard
4 = sHARP>TEIN,
..---7T.-,. srr pI4su-f@ SOY
, 1875-02-13

c.rr r. b. JOHNSON has been appointed
REGISTER uf the WalIu-waIl. L.-ad Office,
o.. Wm stephen. resigned. Capt. johnson
..-..a Employed in The office siuee its first
EAa.r..n. and being thoroughly familiar
st. 3d.. Land Iu-.ne-z, his appointment viii
-.. F.l~ .a.rl satisfaction. His promo
... .. -.r.'ty q. -.aordauce with the rules
g ...... ~.Igl-r REFORM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26

@oria6re betragen bat, pd6reno balieL6e
III @neIauo nuf A Yros. NOR, in Breu7
Ben iioeien 70 Bro3. Die 8aaroorrdtbe
an eolen Meta[len tpdren DfItte Oe5el1z
Der lebten sSabrs8 III Der tran3oIii9sn
ganf 1856 .4I2. 900, IN Der prenBn9sl
$I56, 600, 900 uno III Der engItlden $780,
1874 900.
Ser umltanb, baB fir bic S6uIben,
lat 6rantrsi9s gum 6ei 8citem groBten
3Deile frauSolilde Bur8er ole @ldIbl9er
ftno, oiirfte auf Die StaatsmGnnerStalts
reids ben @influB ausiben, ntdt lpteoer
MI it Iei9tem 6er5en" Rrtes 5t
fu9ren, pa Elm fit Ttantrei1 ungliidltz
der NuS8ang oerfelben WFIllolell 9on
Sransolen ~finau5iea ruinireH iDlrOe. 0te
frona0iii9e Bant bat ourd TIRE energt5
ibe uuo %Seipauote DanoLungSlustls it0
au9emeine A9tuns oeri6afft; oh Die
Ttnan3pplitit Der Negierung Nnerfen7
nuH9 fllOeM oarf, miro Die Belt lebren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26
s9retiviutaer Geuerto94

Der reibe un0 an9elebene 2anD!ptrtb
IS. 0ader III W9iGe's GaueD IN Penn>
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ge6en lpar. Sic blloete ftp ei1, 10mere
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babsn, Die uur burtb 8ranoopfer geia6nt
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ltorbeu nn0 iDr 8altr bepba6tete tie auf
bus @enauelte.
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ten na6 einem Jtadbbaroorfe fa9ren
muBte, beauftrGgte CT etnen &ne9t, ge>
r10u auF Die 1o6rer 9l1t su geben. Wiits
tags entTernte lid Der Ma0ter, UNI at
ellen, oaS WtGo6H iii Der Slide 5urIdz
ldlleno, mD IS III Der 8ibel las. Gr
tebrte aber, neil er ni6ts Sd)LtrnrneS
betur6tcte, nlbt 81 oem Wtdobeu 3urlId.
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tDM! Auf einen 0aufen Nl9e uno Sob;
len lag Oct lalt 8Gn3ltcb Derbrannte Tor>
per 1etner ID0Ter. YeiDe Getne, ber
lilfe Nrm uno oer unterleib tparen All
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pom Den Tlommen gal5lt0 ierit0rt, DaS
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baDen muB, WGren ibre @sli0t5Sige BOD
ni0t entltellt, iouoern 5eigten Den Nnsc
oruG pOn 9tu9e umO Srieoeu unD ibre
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9ta6oem Der Sne6t ~fort9e9angen,
bate oaS Wtaod)en aus perl1teoeuen
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oenieIbcn etnige EepptHe ausgebrettet;
al Der eIllen Sette bate tie letWt brenl>
bares 0ol5 aufgei6l6tet, nno ais aileS
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Tlamllen balo ben 8uu6en ALTAR guts
gnben.
Sn oerTamilien6tbet fano man foIgenoe
GeMertung uOn Der !Dalo oct Serl1orbez
men,:
Ebeurer Gater!
Weetn SmulaAnet iii mir erIdienen. gr pffenz
barte mir oe &bdtlaDe, Dap ID cine 1llperStIb>
ltbe SilnOe be9unSen, fitr meIde tD &er9ebuHs
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mlInl9e, Dap metle Nl9e aui nteine5 Slnmanuets
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1tattet mtro. 3ebepoAl Mtr le9e!t ults III ben
eIuISel @e1tloen
Griiiep.
9err 6afer stng mad Der in benz
SUretbeu beSei1neren Gde beS 0auIeS,
III Wtl1er ole lterDltden lleberrelte l%etuer
SODter beitaGteI meroen iOaten unD
tano, BOB ~oielelbe 6eretts BEN Rlab fir
eul Wrab abgeiteGt bate.