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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-02-23

How closely the interests of the aris-

How closely the interests of the aris-
tocracy are allied with those of the army
in Prussia is evident from the following
statistics gathered from the Prussian
"Army List" RdRg and Quarter Liste'
for 1873, published at Berlin on the Both
of November. The royal family of Prus-
sia counts fourteen of its members in
the army, the Armin family has forty
six, the Bismarck nineteen, the Alvens-
leben twenty-four, the Blucher fifteen,
the Blumenthal fifteen, the BulOw thir-
ty-two, the Kleish thirty-three, the Man.
teuffei thirteen, the Purthammer twenty
four, the Schwerin fifteen, the Secken-
dorff twelve, the TreskOw twenty-three,
the Wedell thirty-two, the Winterfeld
the Zastrow family ten. There are nine
Field Marshals in the Prussian army
namely, the King of Saxony, the Crown
Prince of Prussia, Prince Frederick
Charles, the Grand Duke Duke of Neck
lenburg, Prince August of ofWurtemberg,
Counts Wrangel, Moltke, Steinme,z,
Room Herwath Won Rirtenfeld, and Baron
Manteuffel. The senior and oldest Field
Marshal is Count Wrangel, who is
ninety-twO years of age, and has been
in the army for eighty years, and was
raised to the rank of Field Marshal in
1856. There are also in addition in the
Prus>ian army fifty-tlIree Generals, SIX
ty-six Lieu enant Generals, aud one
hundred and fifty one Maior-Generals.
The youngest officer in the army is APP
parently Prince Frederick Leopold, sou
of Prince Frederick Charles, and who,
although only ten years of age,is shown
in the "Army List" as Second Lieulen-
ant ia the 1st Regiment of the Guards.
Statistics Tho l.ittie world Of Lon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

l&M4L IA 4kAS--h a." was SSS S&a
people formed Al immigration society,
and under is auspices many hundred
pamphlets were issued. containing de-
so-ip,ian Of cur valleys their soil. pro-
duciirene~s, etc These having been
distributed throughout the country. we
now have the resul,in many teams pass
ing daily through cur streets, loaded
with thrifty and hardy immigrants and
their families. They are all prepared
20 az once engage in farming. and see
ing hundreds O. teams loaded with
wheat going To the railroad depot, hope
TO acquire an independence in = shor.
space of time. Their hopes are we'll
founded. a. our soil produces abundant
~. Here the industrious farmer Is no,
required TO clear lands, cut trees aud
roo, out s,umps Al he need 10 do is
20 fence with timber Of easy access. SOW
and in the fall he will find himself on
the road 10 the railroad depot. to deliv-
er his grain, as those are doing whom
he COW meets with heavy loads, and the
sigh. If which inspires him with 50
much hope. We welcome them all.
and if industrious they a.e sure of sue
cess Walia Wdla Statesman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

ARRESTED The two sailors OF the
ship EldOrado. whom We stated yes.er-
day had seriously injured the second
mate ia a row. were yesterday arrested
and brought before Justice Scott but
on account Of the mate being 20 badly
injured that he could not appear
against them. they were remsnded by
the Court to Jail. there to await the re-
salt of the wounded mans injuries
DIR. Calhoun informs Us that the man is
in rather critical condition, and he
entsrtains some doubt as TO bis ulti
mate recovery. lie was struck two very
heavy blows on the head with n cap
sta bar. cutting the scalp teaifuIly
In attempting TO fend off one of the
blows. his head was cut badly with the
edge of the bar Yesterday he Law in
a sort OF stupor all day. his mind wan
dering ut times. so that II was not pos
siblc To elicit any reliable information
from him concerning the affray. The
trouble. it Is said, originated in this
wise Capt. Hayden's little boy in.
formed the mate III the presence of the
sailors that they had been taking can
dies without permission and using hem
for some purpose about the ship. Upon
this they threatened tn kick the boy
on the first opportunity. The second
mate replied that if they had any kick
ing To do they lad better commence it
then and upon himself as he was "A tit
ter subject than the little boy. a, which
they rushed upon bin and assaulted
him in the manner described
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
GEORGIA MISsrRELs.-Y esl-rs Hal

GEORGIA MISsTREIs-Y esl.rs Hall
vas crowded to OVERLOOKING last even
ing upon the occasion Of the first ap
pearancc of tho famous Georgia Min.
strel Troupe in this city. The pro.
gramme did no, differ materially from
that Of the California Minstrel troupe
and other truupes of the kind which
have visited thi. city. The perform.
auce consisted of tn. usual negro songs
and dances. comic aud sentimental say
ings. etc. The simple fact that III.
troupe consists of real negroes tends
very much Ia increase the interes, aud
novelty of the Performance, But aside
from this faet the troupe includes many
genuine artists. who rank high IN their
profession. One feature of the perform
Ance which we noticed especially was
that there are four end. men instead 81
two as l. usually the case These are
wonderfully proficient ia the art of
manipulating the bones aid tambour
Inc. and we douh, IL they have ever
been equalcd on tins coast. They throw
themselves into every conceivable atii
tade. turning sumersaults and Keeping
time all the while. 1, is really mar
velous, and mus, be seen 10 b. appre-
e,sted. Their singing and sketch act
Ing IL excellent. The dancing is es
pccially worthy If compliment. and Is
much superior ,o any witnessed hereto
fore in this city. Billy Wilson in hl,
specialities was. as connoiseur remark
cd. way up" lie elected much ad-
miration from the large audience. and
was frequently eaeAerei. In short the
entire performance WAS mos, excellent
aud very much superior 10 anything oi
the kind ever Witnessed in this city
Those who fail To see them VIII miss 4
gcci thing We would SAY TO all. don I
neglect 10y any means M see the Gcor-
gis Ains.rels. They will perform again
tonight. TO early and secure ~
served seat 1T Jack Levy's,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

WALLs WALi.A IrExs-Company
+. Ist Cavslry. lef. for the Wailowa
valley % Thursday morning. 10 settle
tie drfflcaltle. IL that section between
the ~hlies and Joseph's band II Ssz
PeFoe Indians. and support the civil al
'h0Ttses IN srTestng the whites who
killed the lu.sisn last Spring. Col
r otis. 1ib cavalry. leaves for his
regi men; on Sunday morning. Sur
geon Allen leaves on Tuesday. health
permitting. f1- Port Townsend, ". r
1t is currently reported that the
politicians are At work trying 10 have
The order couutermandei removing the
lst cavalry headquarters from Benecia
20 Wall, Walla We visited the rail
road depot one day this week. and
found piled upon the platform over four
hundred tons q grain and -four. await
ing 'hipmen, A. the same time. the
roads leading to the depot were ,hrong-
ed With wagons, bearing their quota Of
the golden harvest. Thus far the cars
and s.eamb boat are unable 10 move the
grain crop "a fast II comes 10. and this
Notwithstanding the shipments are
equal 70 200 tons . week. Ten thous-
and dollars in gold coin WAS offered one
day this week for the 10, and brick
building ut the southwes. corner of
Main aud Second streets. The offer
was declined . The telegraph to Win
nemncca. ria Boise City. is now 10 order
and ready 10 transmit Communications.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
-7----77----
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL.

VIM Munks. Fidalgo: j II Thorp l.
lady. San Francisco; Il A Steele. Port
land. r Filkins. & WEIGH. g Crusar, ii
Eas,ou. W Wilson, T Brown. Butler.
Bower. W Sanders. q Harric. S Kee-
nan. J Morton, ID Bowman, s Mstlock.
j Hamilton. J Anderson, j Mills, A
Jackson. Dankins, Original Georgia
Ministries; A + Hathaway. City; NJ
Becker. l. ' Vleet. Kalams: + NJ
Smithers. Ren,on: A A Smith. W n
Kenyon. S,amptli. San Francisco;
Baxter. Sehome; X Il Holbrook, Skagit;
q l. White. Snohomish. II Hovey, Day.
tan; II Shatfer. w Watson. s Alexan-
der, Seabeck; j Roman, j Webb. Port
Biakely: ID Mulligan, White River; l
Parker x family. Freeport.
AMERICAN HOUSE
A Monson. + Lalois. II Pool, city;
w b Stilwell. New Tacoma: Lewis
NanVleet. kalsms; T II Threebeads.
Charlton, Iowa: f II Becker, Snoqual.
mie: Samuel Greene. Frank McClelien,
J Nail, White River: William Barry.
saltwater Mines. Willism Spencer. Port
Rlakely, p MCGUIRE, Snohomish: Vim.
Graham, White River.
SEw ENGLAND.
{ West. II Melmoih. c Martens.
Port Madison; James Leavy. New
Brunswick: 5 K Geddy and wife. Kit.
,itaS: W. Hewe,t. Port Townsend. Al.
fred Waite. Por, Discovery; J. Hans
CON, Port Biakely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

4 Jo,IY TINE After the Georgia
Minstrels closed their performance At
Yesler's Hall last evening". Mr. j W
Jameson invited the entire troupe
around % his store. together with a
number of friends The troupe made =
merry time OF II 10y songs. music etc
Wilson and Brown gave some Of their
wonderful performances. while Butler.
Hamilton. Easton. and jackson. were
splendid in their rendition IF excellent
music. and Bowman. 1.-THE sweet singer
of the party favored the company
with several excellent song, III the cho-
rous If which the " hole troupe joined.
Wine and cigar we're generously served
by the host.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

NooKsAcK CoUyrRY.-TheN Nook sack
country is not valley twenty miles
long and two miles wide, but vast lev
Ell plateau from Wha,com 10 the British
Columbia boundary line, q distance of
nearly twenty miles. and extending
eastward TO the foothills Of the Cascade
Range. OF course in the immediate
vicinity of the river the land is very
desirable; bat the fac. is, il is all good
land for many square miles along the
river.-B. b. Maa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

QuARTZ MiSiSG.-Therc are now
four quartz mills in active operation in
the Yakima country nj Peshastin. \
large force Of men are at work in the
quartz mines, many of whom are en-
gagged in pounding mp and panuin & out
the quartz. At this, Mr. Becker. from
there. says. they average 50 90 per day
to the man. In consequence Of the sue
cess Of the mines and the large force
engaged in them, which makes home
market for beef, and the large number
Of beef cattle driven East from there
this summer. the price of beef cattle
has advanced greatly above that OF last
year Two year old bcevos are selling
there for Slj per head and three year
ODDS for 81 and $lS The farmers are
highly ciated over the prospect Of a
good market f1r stock The newly dis
covered mines promis" u be 4 grand
success; Immigration Is coming in. aud
the people are more anxious than ever
to have railroad communication with
Seattle, which they regard as the only
natural outlet for the country.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
The Do NrEs

The DoG NUISANCE If there j.
o-e big "~a-~ - and disagree
able than sa.thsr IN Sea.,le i l. the
everlasting yelping and bark,ug # dog.
AZ 81 hours II the night They iufes;
every poTtioa q the city. gathering
aFogud the honses # aur CITIZENS AZ
night and rendering sleep and repo.e
utterly Impo@s. Die More than oae un-
fortunate slan berer can testify TIA, hs
has oeeu obliged 20 leave 8 warm bad
a. midnight. and plnngs o8t into the
dsrkne-s - drive tie log from hi. re-
sifence. before sleep 49, poa-i Die 4
stranger who ,ones % Sastle IN ight
easily imagine himself during this nisht
near huge d1g poaad Nov. his
auisance has become quite uutuslnrab bic
and scarcely day passes bat we hear
some citizens com planning II II There
Is 10 reason Why u should l. tolerated
"a car CITY Couucii long ag9 passed an
ordinance with view q abAtlng this
ngIsauce. l. require that for each dog
kept IN the city limits ali annual tax Of
g. 90 .hai b. paid. and that each dog
upon which said tax j. paid. shall
wear collar. which the owner
Of the dog shall obtain from The City
Clerk. with the number IF the license
on IL. Il further authorizes the City
Marshal TO capture all dogs that are not
provided with such collar, aud i'm
pound him in pound 70 be- kept for
that purpose II the owncr Of the
dog does not claim him thin IS hours
he shall b. killed. This law is at pres
ent wholly uncnsorced- OF the multi
tude Of haif-starved dogs that infest
our city. We learn, shat only about 20
or ID are licensed The law in this mat
ter should be strictly enforced and tina.
Immediately.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

FIRE Yesterday forenoon. about l.
o'clock. u fire was discovered in he
smoke house back ot the Seattle Il ar.
ket: bat II Was distinguished he!,re
much damage was done About titt zen
or twenty dollars worth of bolo sua
sausages VAS destroyed. and this was
about the sum total OF the damage
done. The fire company immediately
responded To the call; but as the fire
had not made mneh headway and WAS
close TO salt water. 1t was nearly ex,in-
gui>hed before the company reached
the spot. They got there, however,
quite promptly. and hal the fire been
more extensive would have rendered
matcriel assistance.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

GONG EAsT-Mr. Mathew Kelley.
our en,erprising druggist aud apo,he-
cary. will leave on the steamer Dakota
for San Francisco from which place he
will - East. lie intends - visit his
parents in Boston. some relations in
Portland. Maine, ard of course Uncle
Sans big show At phihaelphis, before
his return Ho will be gone abou, two
months During his absence has family
will stop in Olympia with bis wifc's
narenfS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

The LARGEST NuNgER.-The larges,
number Of fine horses that ever arrived
here q. any one time from the Yakima
eountry reached here yesterday. A. NJ.
becker arrived here last evening with
sorty-three head Of cattle and fifteen
horses from that section. and another
man hrough, over fifteen head Of horses
., the SAME time. They are all now
pat up al Bows stable, Mr. Becker
reports the road across the Pass in a
terrible ecndition. especially around the
Dead Of the lake. aud says that the
snail sum of two hundred dollars
soaid improve the road in thu, locality
greatly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

ACCIDENT. - Yesterday afternoon
George Hill, the son of Captain Hill.
of the steamer Fanny Lake. now hauled
mp for repairs, while engaged in assist
ing in the work being done on the
steamer, fell from the staging and struck
on his back and head. He was hurt
quite badly; but not seriously, being
only stunned from the effects OF the
fall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

UNITARIAN SERVICES Rev. ID n.
Utter will preach IN Reinig's Hall Sun
day forenoon AMI eye~t~s at the usual
hours. All sire invited 10 attend.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
~ Having almost completely q

.T- Having almos. completely sold
out my low-priced watches. what few
have remaining on hand. l to-day
day put up to their regular prices
For the next week, the great reduction
will be on the finer grades Of Walt
ham watches. which l sell in solid
silver cases from $40 to $35 and solid
gold from t35 to 500.
w. q. JAMESON.
Matchmaker s. Jeweler.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

FINISHED. The new county mad
reading from Bell,own, interesting the
o'a military road at Fishers place. i
nos opened There Is also god wsg,
ga rad leading froan II r. nenny's
pace Ia Bellto~n by the ncw. school
noass This is gnsi Improvement.
saa eae that will be greatly ap7reci-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

Tax Mill SoLD. We are informed
saa' ]. NJ Colman has this week par-
sassra Mr.. fesler's mill property. en-.
aag tss fee, GA Mill street by zoo
ssssrd Front. The consideration
- Dc paid is $4,000
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

THE Celebrated Humboldt Brewery,
san Francisco Lager Beer fresh and
cool at the City Beer Hall.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

Fin" Rszors and Shaving outfits at
WUsTHoFF l. VALID.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

LOOK, LooK'l LOOK u At the
new Tilden and Hays and other styles
Of Hats by the last steamer.
PINKHAN & SAKE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
-s--------------------
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

eosESCrxp Many 1T . HORTON . 60.
sxArrIx. sept. IS. .s.s.
Geld in New York al.f0
Currency. here. baytnx. - ; sailing 81
Trade dollars. - half aeiiar., 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

To MARINERs-W. II. Humphrey,
Bookseller Il !Stationer Of this city. has a
lot Of CHARTS OF PUGET SOUND, also
of WASHINGTON SOUND and its sp-
proaches. published by the U. s.
Coast Survey Department. The price
Of them are one dollar in coin each.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

MBs. =. LORD, Portland. agent for
Oregon and Washington Territory. for
the sale of Mrs. Moore's Great Scien-
,itic Hair Producer. cures badness in
all its stages without fail. checks fall.
ing of the h.ir and itching of the
scalp. Persons desiring the prepare
ton can obtain it in Portland, or of II.
c. Lord, Seattle, w. +.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

Nh. GIRARD. General Travelling
Agent for Sherman & Hyde. San Fran
cisco, will spend . few days with us, in
order TO introduce their Weber. Sher.
man d Hyde, and German Upright Pr
amos, rs we'll as the Standard Organ.
Sherman & Hyde are the largest music
dealers on the coast, commanding . cap
ital of half a million dollars. As this
is reliable firm aud deal only in first
class instruments. selling on easy terms.
those who wish to purchase instruments
would do we'll by ordering them direct
from Mr.. Girard and save agents COM
missions. All instruments sent on trial
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16
Notice..

READ THIS All persons moving themseives
TO BE- indebted 30 ne will please call and settle
before the 18th inst and save the costs u col.
Letting by lay.
CHARLES MCDONALD.
Seattle. September &th. is7s. setdv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-16

Taken mp on the Smithers Farm ave head Of
Sheep. No MARKS or brands percepsibie. The
owner can have them by proving property and
paying charges. Inquire Of Frei Smitherx Of
benton. Of GEO ". TIBBTr'rs. on the premises.
Seattle. August 81. sep9-im
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
9aoIterS fatboIiiMer 2tImana@
fur 1877 TT,

bic 6%eransssb'r anfinbissn, nabe,u
fertia uno uiro uolitdnbise Beridte brin,
gen iiber ale Grsoiocsisn in ben Der.
Staaten, in Sritii6; Amsrifd unb Wsitins
nien, in 5ououlas IN, @uiana. ferner in
Srluro. ionic eirs %alIsemsins llsbsrii9t
iibtr bic Rirbe in Gnslano unb Sdotts
Lamb. elm SerjeidniB Der &arpindle NIB
idmmltder Butriarden. @ribild0fe unb
0iibofe hea seiammten Grbfreiies nit NM
gabe Der Namen ibrer Site in lateinilder
uno ensliiter Spra9e unb enoltd eine
Stine iiber bas 2eben unb Wirten unisres
81. Saters, Bius TX.
Wan iebt aus bieiem Snbaltsper,ei%s
niB, baB bic 9erausssbsr bes almanac
erniflit bemibt iinb, benieIben pom Sabr
,u Subr Az ueruoaitdnbisen unb 3u einem
unentbebrIiden Sanbbu@ fir ben tatbsli'
iden Rlsris. iowie fir @ei4dftsIsute pers
sstt:sSener Bran1en ,u MAIDEN. Bsite0uns
gen ioatsn nab benz Dunide Der 6erauss
aebsr iofort ssinadt merben, bamit ie I'M
Stanbe finb. bic Stdrts Der auflase bars
nod menieffens anndbernb su bemefsn.
Die lestidbriae NufIase, obmobl sroBer ais
iebe Der uorbersebenben, mar bsreits In ben
criten Wonatsn oes Sabrss uersriffen unb
mar es ipdter unmOsIid, nod gremplare
gu bstommsn. Bsiteuunsen ri9te man an
tatboliide Vudbdnblsr ooer an .. & 8.
Sablier d 80. in New Yort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
fen. 9lGein bisie Grinnerunsen ueri@wins
ben alIm6bli4.

Ieus Vuetb WIZ Sss""""Ss" Ssf7~"
ben allmdbli4.
Die Stamme i'm Weifen unb Norben,
bic Commander, Ipaden, Gbepennen,
Nrapaboss II. I. 10. fino nod gang Nib nnb
icaIpirsn nod bic @siBsn, bic ii@ gu ibnen
masen. IS iinb alio ni9t meine belen
Sfarrtmber; berno1 iino mir ibre SeeIen
ebenio foitbar als bic ber anberr Snbianer,
uno 10 oente td ibnen mein Beiud ab3ls
%ftatten, iobalb iie uon Der Sasf auf bic
giffeI, gu Der lie felt einiser 3eit uusses
3osen finb, Suridsetebrt fem rueroen
@as nun unisre Silfsmittel bier Be-
trifft, 10 iinb bieielbsn iebr serins unb i'd
be9reifs nidt, ME mir bis iest baben leben
tonnen. Selbiip ritdnbli4 t0nnen mir bier
bas Nothwenbise gum 9ebensunrerbaIt ni9t
finben; es muB uns BON auswdrts tommen.
Wenn mir aber fetne binrei1enben Wittel
erbalten, tonnen mir nidts grnfli1es be-
sinnen, ia mir tOnnen faum bis gum Gnbe
bes Sabres bier blsiben. x@ie", iasen
,umeiJen bic Yroteitanten 3u mir, ,Sie
baben teine Yrieiter. teine S4uIen unb
senten etuas aus3u,i9ten2" Snbeken
n0tbiser nod als Mmoien an @eIb far
uns 1T bas9lImoicn bes @ebetes. Wir baben
einen i@weren Rampf Dor uns ; mS&ten
beBbalb bod 8iele. sleid Roies, lire
9dnbe gum @sbets erbeben unb ni9t ablals
len ,u beten, bamit mir ben Sies erlansen.
Das @ebet bewirtt 3ablrei9e Wunber. unb
i'd uerIanse beren ia nur elm ein3ises-bie
Setebruns bieier unslidIi4en Snbiantr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
~Sei6ifnutgcS Sanen.

Infer Nrtitel nit obtssr llebsridrift in
porlester Summer, wor taum Sei9rieben,
ats uns bic &unbe zines. nsusn idredliden
llnsliites traf, zines Maienmoroes wie be-
rem, @oIt lei Ount, nod wenise in amerifa
porsetommen, iino bod nabe,u 800 tOit-
bare MenidenIeben bas Opfer %seuoroen.
8ann man aud grade bic S9uIb Der brei:
fadsn Setatombe an ni9t Direct benz 8aus
meiiter Ober llnternebmer CUR Gait Iesen. 10
fdeint sr bod ni9t i9uloIos oaran gu iein.
Denn eritsns marsn bic lussdnse 3u eng,
aueitens braden bic Greppen unter Der 9ait
bes berunteritirmenben Bottles unb in
JoIse oeiIen aud Der 8oben Der 9ale.
Was bic Greppen in benz sr0Bten Gbeil
unierer 0ffentIi9sn @sbduos unsebt, 10 iinb
fe in 9iniidt Der DsquemIi9teit uno be,
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