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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
AN Old STORY.

On Friday last the people of Dayton, Ohio,
found themselves under the unpleasant neces-
sty of Kidding themselves of one of their num-
Der, a murderer named Murphy. No douDf
when Murphy committed the murder there was
n good deal of shuddering over the atrocity OF
the crime; we all shudder at q murderer
who goes through his work in a bungling, I'M
workmanlke manner. If he chops up his vic
tim, OF pitches him half dead out OF third
story window, or in any other way fortunes
him in tho mere act of taking life, 1t adds
much to the Nervousness of the crime In
public opinion; and if it does not In
fuence the verdict of the jury, certainly
does the sentence of the judge. This being
the case, we have q right to expect OF the
citizens of Dayton or any other town, that
when it falls 10 their lot to be forced to take
the life of a human being, they will do it In
that wise, humane manner which may justify
the tenderness and righteousness OF the law as
well as its memorable justice. How did the
Daytonians proceed They chose rope too
thin to bear the weight of the doomed man,
and swung him up by it. Of course 1t broke,
and he fell half dead He had time to waken
in agony, to make n death grip at the sheriff.
and cling to him with force which required
several men TO unloose his hold. while the sub
officials were doubling, twisting, and fusslng
with their rope. Finally they succeeded In
putting it about his neck, and after des-
perate struggle, in killing him.
Once or twice year it becomes necessary
TO rid the cities of surplus dogs. The old
plan was to shoot or beat them on the head.
But the humanity and Christian feeling of the
community were very properly outraged by
this brutal mode of slaughter, and method
was invented by which the poor creatures
were inclosed in an air-tight box and put
painlessly TO death by means of a fatal gas.
But II is too early to expect such reasonable
humanity to pass from dog-pound to prisons
in opposition to presidents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
Netpipprk Daily Gribmare,
FOUNDED by HORACE GREELEY.
urnNrcnAY A1CI1ST 90 1870
THE NEWS THIS MOANING.

FoREIGN-The Servians defeated the Turks with
heavy loss on Mondays the Great Powers are pre-
parlng to mediate; the Turkish Cabinet Council re-
solved to depose shortly Sultan Murad and place
his brother Abdul on the throne. - The English
prisoners in Peru are to be released. - The re-
volt continues in Santo Domingo. - Chelius
che venerable German surgeon, is dead.
DOMEsTIC.-The chances at Saratoga begin to
look in favor of the nomination of either Mr.. Dor
sheimer or ex-Gov Seymour; an effort will be made
to induce the latter to rum Mr. Hewitt is ineligible
by reason of too short residence; compromise has
been made by Tammsny and Anti Tammany; they
are to have 80 and "a votes respectively in the con-
ventiOn. - In the regatta at Philadelphia the
London, Watkins. and Beaverwyck crews won !;
Yale lost in the race with the Londons by half a
length.
Cry AND SUDURBAN.-The four strongest COM
panles in the broken coal combination sold at auc-
ton 500 900 tons of coal at prices averaging about
R2 10 ton below previous rates. - Many Dem
pcratc delegates as they left the city for the Sara
toga Convention, expressed entire readiness to accept
Gov Tiiden's choice for the nomination for Cover
nor - The new Republican State Committee
organized and elected AlOnzo B. Cornell chairman.
- The last section Of the second traveller rope
of the Brooklyn Bridge was put in position. -
Gold 11Oss, 11O1a, 11Ols Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close, 9Oslo cents. Stocks
irregular but generally lower, and closing weak.
= THE WEATHER.-THE TkIBUNE's local observa-
lions indicate cloudy hazy weather, with tendency
10 rain. - In this city yesterday the day was
warm and hazy. Thermometer so, 76o, 7oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

The Yale four were beaten, but they rowed
magnifcently. They did better they rowed
like gentlemen and not like jockeys. The
London veterans crowded their rivals off their
course and resorted to all the tricks of the
trade, but the college boys followed them
close, and with splendid dash at the end
came in only second behind. The Yale crew
have made better time than any other American
four. 1t is Capt. Cooks browning achievement
Cambridge and Columbia were disabled, and
the closing heat in the international four
Dared race will be rowed by the Beaverwyck,
Watkins, and London crews. The college men
have all fallen out After yesterdays work
Yale has little to fear from either Cambridge
or Dublin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

There is comfort in store for the gentlemen who
have been in mourning because the campaign
opened so languidly There Is plenty OF stir and noise
and dust and smoke to-day and already across tho
confusion Cincinnati and St. Louis look so far away
that the platforms and letters seem to belong to
some historic canvass. Some Of these memories
freshcn up this morning Mr.. Dorsheimer ut Sara
toga reminds ,s Of Mr.. Dorshemer ut st. Louis,
where he WIS so conspicuous figure. There was
delivered that remarkable Grafton In which he
stated that the hald:noney Democrats OF tho East
had surrendered TO the inQatopists aud had signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

attention. For the best reputation, as events
have proved, is not guarantee of fidelity to
principle. IF Mr.. Tilden should be elected, the
infationists and regulators would triumph,
and those WHO hope for non-partlsan civil
service would find that cause set back ten
years or more. Neither his reputation, nor
that of Mr.. Adams can change the fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

stead of which he goes to dinners and makes
new jokes which are bad. sometimes reviving
old ones which are fish-like. There should be
some way of making Her Majestys Secretary
for Foreign Affairs understand that the De-
partment of State on this side is not response
BILE for what Mr.. Pierrepont may say or do at
dinnpra
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

Despite her exhausted treasury Spain pur-
poses sending $4,000 men with Krupp guns
to Cuba for the Winter campaign. The Gu
bans need no better proof than this that they
are still deemed formidable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
Bneinees Notltes.

HERNIA.-Those afflicted will do well to CON
suit DR. MARsn at his old office. No Veseyst (AstOr
House, before looking elsewhere Forty experience en-
eS the obstinate cases NO cOnnectOn
with any other office NO uptown branch.
THE CENTRNNIAL EXHIBITION OFFICE of The
TRIBUNE Ia in The Tribune Pavilion, Belmontave Centennial
Grounds ION bank of the Lake The Phdepme braneh
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ubscrptons and Advertisements received at regular rates
offices DAILY TRIBUNE served py cartler u AL
parts Of the city early In the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

The glorious traditions of the grand old
party-what solid satisfaction the Democrats
derive from theml For instance the CherO-
kee Indian frauds under Polk, Pierce, and
Buchanan limited at in our Washington dis
patches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

weak-minded Murad and place his brother
Abdul on the throne. The change will give
Turkey a better ruler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

People in Santo Domingo who have declared
for Baez as President ought to be gratifed
The best way to punish them would be to
place that adventurer again in power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

1t doesn't appear that Charles Francis Adams so
licited Mr.. Kelly to give him character as good
Fepian. any more than Gov. Hayes requested Kill
patrick 10 send him advice about the canvass. Any
gentleman who is the proprietor of continent OF
cheek can write to anybody else if he will pay tho
postage But when Mr. Adams does make up his mind
to say something he will probably address the
world, as heretofore, through Mr. Hugh NcDermots
ttx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
amns elnsnts ano alsstinss 60 Might.

RoorH's THEATER,-" Sardanapalus."
FIPTH AVENUE THEATER-" Our American COUSIN
OLYMPIC THEATER.-2 and s; Variety PeltOllnaECe-
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTRELS. -.
EwENTYTH THIRD STREET OPERA HoUsE-Aeiy o. heon
ySIoN SQUARE THEATER.-"Two Men of Sandy Bar,
WALLACKs THEATER-"Mighty DOllar'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

Our staff correspondent makes some trenchaDt
criticisms on the speeches of Republican ora
tors in Maine. Their canvass needs toning up
TO a~higher key. However low 1t may be
pitched, it is q shrill treble to the hollow bass
which the Democrats are sounding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

The great questions of coinage, banking,
and currency have been discussed in England
during the past century mainly by merchants,
bankers, and practical fnanciers like Thomas
Tooke and Lord Overstone. The philosophers
and astronomers have not meddled with them
The resolutions of the Science Association at
Buffalo in favor of a single standard in our
coinage system, and in opposition to the res
toration of a legal tender quality to silver,
have, however, great weight. The report,
which our correspondent outlines is signed 10y
President Barnard, who has made the subject
of coinage a lifelong study. The value OF
silver is steadily rising and unless the condi-
tons are reversed before December the infia-
tionsts will lose their interest in the question
at the next session of Congress.
The Democrats have been buzzing and count
ing noses at Saratoga for twenty-four hours.
The Governor deployed a line of skirmish-
ers from Albany, and the rumor
spread that Mr.. DOrsheimer was his
Mr.. Hewitt was discovered to be ineligible,
and the opposition to Mr.. Dorsheimer grad
ually concentrated upon Mr.. Marble. 1t was
then announced that Gov Tilden had not
declared for Mr.. Dorsheimer, and that he
had only been feeling of the convention.
During the afternoon Mr.. Marbles eccentric
course as a Democratic journalist was remem-
bered, and finally the delegates fell back upon
ex-Gov. Seymour. Mr.. DOrshemer, 1t was
said, would be willing to nominate him II
he would accept, and possibly to take
the second place on the ticket. delegation
was dispatched to consult with ex-Gov Sey-
mour, but so great is the anxiety 70
put him in the field that it is init
mated that the convention may nominate
him in the teeth of declination,
and endeavor to force him to head the ticket.
If he be deaf to the entreaties of his party,
the choice would seem to lie between Mr..
Dorsheimer and Mr.. Marble, although Mr.
Robinson may be accepted as compromise
candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

Peru has discreetly avoided quarrel with
Great Britain by releasing the English pris-
soners. This decision is due to the firm atti-
tude of the British Government, which dis
played its customary vigilance in regard to the
rights Of its citizens in foreign lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

Bloodshed continues in Servia, The Turks
Hred to crafty their thirst for vengeance on
&onday by two attacks on the Servians, but
fhey were repulsed with heavy loss. Mean
time the Great Powers regard Scrvia as hav-
ing displayed the white flag, and are coolly
Entertaining kilograms regarding the pro-
posed mediation. 1t is intimated that a con-
6erence may even DO needed to settle or per-
haps unsetsle further this complicated affair.
Reyolution still shows itself at the Turkish
Eapital in the determination to depose the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
Jnoex TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

GnMoRE,s GARDEN Concert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

There is not the slightest ground for panic
over the fatal case of yellow fever on Brook
eyn Nights. The action of the physician In
deferring his report to the health authorities
and in furnishing an ambiguous death certiti-
jrate is open to grave criticism. Yellow Jack
pays us just such call every Summer and
The community never goes into craze over it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30

; "Let us have peace" said the Governor.
Is'Ay and the spoilsp cried the local factions.
lEo Tammany and Anti-Tammany have buried
she Ratchet and will march into the conven-
zion under one banner, like Sunday-school
kchidren. After all its fury and buster, the
lsurrender Of Anti Tammany 10 most sbject
l1t REFUNDS Us of Sterne's donkey. "Do not
r. beat me, beseech you, yet you may beat
~ ina IL tou camp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27
Ausfanoif6e gott5ett.

gineS 9redenBtbat.- Ran
i9reibt aus Belt unterm S. ApriL: .Gonntag
Na9mittass fpa3ierte Der Qrbeiter Rouaes
NIT ieiner 8ottin tpobIseu,utb bnr9 bic SIos
riangoiIe na9f benz alien Sransfaoter Rir&.
bofe uno trus iein iieben Wonate aItes 2inb
auf benz Grme. Giner 8erinsfigi8en urfa6e
pesen serietb ct nit ieinsm Meibe in Streit
uno tuarbe babel 10 oufsebra6t baB ct ben
2leinen BET ben Slben fabte unb NIT benz
aopfe berart an bic Mouer bieb, baS er fos
fort tobt mar. Die Rutter fing nun Iaut Az
iamu,ern on, rporauf Elm GonfabIer berbeis
fant bet ben 8aienben arrstiren rooIIte. Dies
let ober 5os Elm Iaf9enmeKer berpor unb
39nitt benz acknowledgements bic RebIe ent.
3uei. Grf als u,ebtere Sonfabler au SiIfe
eiIten, fonnten fie ben M6rber banbisen tlnb
auf bic StabtbauptmaHni9oft brinsen."
8raiiIianif9es. - Die 3obE ber in
BraItliem einsesuanberten Deuti@en beIauft
ii9 na9 eem Iebten Beri5te bes Aderbaumi.
niiters auf 10000 SeeIen. Sur bic Gins
ponbernns Iberbaupt io4 bic Re8ierung Co.,
coo Bis 70. 900 gortos ober 80 bis 35 WliIs
lioaen IbaIer onf8ewenbet baben, porin mas
tisli9 aud bic fur ni6tbeutS9e Ginwanberer
ansse8ebene Sutnme inbe8riffen if. Die
MeluItate ber nidtbeutI6en Ginwanberune
finb iebod sIasIid). StaJienef, GnsIanber,
Nor6ameritaner uerIieBea bic Colonies, sogen
in bic Stabte, rna9ten iosar tbeiImeiie Re.
uOIten, 70 bab bic @esieruas t'ituatsr frOb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27

bss SauIes, Beibuiann, botte ii9 TN auser'
bid porber aus tem 9auie oaf bic StTabe
beseben, IN, no9Ddeben, Oh bas 9aus pios'
LID suIafnmsniitirBte; &c ftebt beute am @rabe
Seiner SamtIie. Das cine uno anbere @feus
i1enleben suurbe nit Gefabr bes ei8enen 2es
bens 8erettet. Die Nobn,inses &c. finS fubs
bod NIT Sdlan,m ansefnIt. Die adt 9dus
fec, speI9e nieberseriiien murben, suaren nidt
etua aIte baufdai8e @ebdnbe, Icnbern faituits
ter gan3 tnafipe ,uie bas bes Germ 8ireers
uneiters DiLImann. Gier in Dberin8eIbeina
rib es einen bet alien Ibirne In ber Rin8s
nauer am, an asberen Steaen bieie felber eirI.
Muf benz 2agerpIab ars Babnbof nabm bas
Wafier ftir etuo 1000 @ulben 9fdble uno ars
beres SoIB nit; in ieiners 8eriu6e, 80 ret'
ten, bdtte ber gisentbimer aud mod iein See
ben IaEsn maiien, ruenn ni3t Elm 8abnarbei'
ter i'm NOD on ben 9aasen ben Slutben eat'
riffen bate. a1'5 ts.o5 9.
0ie giienbabnpesbinbunS 3uii9en Ulatn3
unb Bin8en iit beute nod unterbso6en; bic
Neiienben rperben iebt pom Wsain3 iiber B6rrs
ifabts Armsbeim mad 8insen bef6roert. gins
seIne 8a8e einsen itbrisens seitern ibon BON
Bin8en bis Sn8elbeim itno u0n Wtain5 bis
Sei6esbeim; bic BofbebDrbe IN Waim3 bate
baber ou9 8ans inobI bic Berbinouns tlber
@5trRabt.A Atmsbeim bsnutea fOanet,. a0ir
iinb bis Jest nod obne Poft pom 0uSwdrfs." &
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27
WeltausFeaungs>Nntiaeit.

-.Die 8ierbrauerei bes a5nisreids Bat
ern pirb auf ber WeItaugf fteIluns IN pbilabels
pbia bur1 foIsenbe AusiteIler uertreten iein !:
q. S. B0ttinSer in Wlrjburg, 8. Seiiel in
gleuItabt q. S., @. Bildorr in Manden, bais
eriide Attien.grauerei in AI6affenburs, Sreis
berr pon Gbtnsen Il. Beibenba9, s. BsIs
uno Gbr. Sid tn Spener. =
- Inter ben itaIieniiden Ausfeuunss'
8esenitanben rperben i,an,entItd bic pratt'
pollen Woiaie Arbeiten anaieben. Das fof'
barits bapon iit Elm srobes Moiaie, betitelt
,Die Ruinen BON Baefun." Dieies pra9t'
uoge Runfuerf beftebt aus $4,000 Stiden
ober fIeinen @arfeln BON SdmelB unb bebefi
einen &aum uun SuB 8 3oa bel 2 Sub 2
3ou unb erforoerte Sabre Iange Arbeit 5u iei'
net 0onenbuns. Cine poufdnbi9e 8sidrei'
buns bieies aunFmersss 1T fest inter be.
preHs unb tDirb on bic Belu1er ber auuft'
8aaerie pertbeiIt perben.
- General 81. grinfsrboff, ber graFbeni
Der ar1dolo8if9en ghociation Don Dbio be,
ridtet bab ber grfsis Der ahoeiation auf BET
misunderstanding auber ausa l3peifel
ftebe. Ser uripriinsItd beIuiIIiste PIas e..
tsies f@ aIs 3u tIeint ,nb es plrbe psitere,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27

4 8erungIaGt. - Glepslanb, 81. AprI = Gin
Ranu, NameuS Better Dart, Der BET ben Nrbettsn
an Der Nuion Strabe Bride beIddfti9t mar. tam
auf cine grdBlide gBeiIs mni'S 9eben Gin oanls
nler, oer gum Gtnram1l1en uon PfdbIen nient, ttsl
anf 'iba tieoer, ftreifte tim oas @eit9t nne ser'
fHnsettsrte ibm Bruit nno Grn1e. Der 8er,neliidte
mar nngefdbr 35 SABRE alt une btntsrldbt esne
Sran nno 5mei Rinoer.
a Gs fseHt ii6 beraus, baB ber Iests S9osn'ess
fer pon @apne Gountp. ber bur6brannte, eslsH
Raifsnbefeet BON $4,000 bintsrIieB St mar aes
publitaner anb foIste benz 8eiipteIe ber groBen
aarteifabrer 8eIsnap anb Goniorten unb na9te
mas semaGt ueroen fonnte. M
Bon Sanbusfp ruirb bert6tet: Sen. Bnt.
8. RiIs prn bier reifte am Rontas Eorgen nit
groben pon 80 arten StiIIsp unb Sdaunlpeitten
fiir ois AustsIuns mad 4bilabeIpbta ab.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27
Aerr q 8. RIippart. her es..

Serr g. O.. RIjppart, Der Sss,
gtaat8. aGsrbau. geboroe, reiF aaAfte Bo6e
gbilabeIpbia ab, uis bic usri6ieseasn Sdmsreisns
@etreioepro6sn u f 10, meldbe bic Obsosr Sasafsr
3ur Centennial gusRsuuns beisetteuert baoen, IN
prbnung sa brtnssn. gaur bis SdIfte ber &Ouatiss
bat groben einsei9idt. Dies iit aber sunaeift bee
I9Ie9ten Diitsrilns susui9reiben. Disis GrtsfeI
merbeu In aIdferne @sfdbe, bte ie ein naart ent'
baItsn, seIsst msrbsn. sebes Gsfdb piro mt ss'
ner etifstts periebsn fein. apf Ser aIis absr ben
4rtitsI pani9ensmertbe Snfortnation au lsien fs'H
miro. aerr aIippart ftebt aud i'm gesriff, bts oa'
su beffimmten 8ebattsr nit 6ees une 5lubFl1en
su Julien uno iinb istt 1anner an Der aroest, oss
Siibe au fansen. @ a
q Die @ranb Sarp BAT ibren 8eri6t aHots
Court eritattet. STE fnoet, baB bic eoaatn Sat!
in befen 8uEanbe IN, bur3 ben ebsriff sss'au
mad ben pDrgei6risbenen gteseln DsrrDaitst sOsro
unb baB bic @sfansensn fetne gei9rpsroen sa
maden baben. Mu9 ber County 1AnuaIt OntAs
matte wiro fr bic treuen Dsenite. bic &c Der SuIp
Isiitete, beIobt uab es wiro Dsrt@ert. baB er fie
bur9 feline Re9ti9affsnbsit nno Tihtisiest oLs
geamter bas ooIlfdnbise gertrauen isoes RttsIte'
bes Der Sllrp ermorben bat.
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lgorreiponnen, hes gI,eaboten. J

RGtGmorGs, Blibin9ton 60, 20. MpriI rs.
SD babe i1on pieIe @inenbungen tn Sbren Se.
l4dsten Blatte 9eIeien, aber bis iest noh feine
felbff sef9rieber, obuobI i5 ein alter 2eier oes
Betboten bin. SD rpiiui6e nun, baB Sic bteien
paar SeiIet in SDrem 8latte et1en Plas etnraus
men. sea
q S6ambe - S6anbe = fit Gmerita = Elm freies
Garlo - baB man eiite ioldbe Gereb btigfeitspfIege
bat, bie einerr BGrger, Der 28 Sabre IN beTe 2anb
wDbnt uno NIT barter Arbett istR ebrIt9 alustoms
itien 30 reroiener fubt, al fem 2sbetag ibmere
Eorsn uno Repenue be3ablt Dat, est feinen fletnen
neberreft, wel9en er NIT barter Mrbeit fur feline
alien Gage erpart bat abuin.ntt, us beriel6en cts
mem iun8en SbIingeL einem SanLIen3er, btn3uBes
ben, BET idt Inertb it, saB iba bic @roe trdgt tno
uieaeidt fem 2ebtag mod feiuen Gent EoT be5obst
Bat uno Oas alIes fiir etrs gtnt Dbissen, nsl1es
&c pon nteiner aIten sSrau In meiner Mbweienbett
bMrt bic 9robung, nidt ba8 Saus sii uetIaiien,
bis er ben gBbisfp ober ibr 8Iut - tbre beuti9e
SeeIe aus ibrem 2ei6e- babe. - . S@anbe -
fteblen; i6 min plniGen, 6ab ieb nod cine Siilfe
fur meiHe uIte sSrGu pom foIcten Reni1en befomme.
bic nod Elm beiieres @efibl In iicb baben Denn r
etne alte Wrtter nit elmer 9roben Samilte BITE ib
S6on orei6ig Sabre lang obne ae BeibitIfe gepIogt
bat nm iestouf bic 6traBs geiest gu rueroen, fam
man itb oie @efibIe befier benten aIs bei1reiben.
p arme 5raa! nit sraue,n 1aupte mir6 man bttb
iu @rabe trugen; fiir MTG ieIbft bin i9 rpeniser
ebeior8t BERN tnetne Gage ftnb ge3dbIt Age Does
Senoros, oenen id f9on 18 Sabre anssb6re, wiiroe
t bitten, Der arhreu alien baIfebebirfttgen Sral,
etne tLetne 8eifteuer 3u gsben. -isr.
VILE Oteieni9en. bie Der bdIfsbeoiirftigen Srait
etwaS etnfenoen, f6nnen ss an ben GtuIenoer IeLbt
tiberfenoen, meI9es NIT ber3Itbern Dant angenoms
men tutro. 8biIipp RappeI,
Daatanoros. Baibington 60. Dbio.
7 = 2anses 2eben unb ein sIaflt9es aEter psrs
i3affen Or. Gusnit 96nts's Samburser
Sropfer, ruenn biefeIben BET tlnuerbaultdteit au
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-27

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