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The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
DBu.ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il BAL
TiMORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave wilmington as follows tor
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 100,
$40, 400, a.52, 1879, A. IN. 200, t.lu 7.@O $40,
T.. III.
PhilRdelpnIa and New YORK, LSl. n. M |;
l2.l4, 1887, SAG p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.o2,
900 a. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, II 81. l.55. a05,
q. IN. 1886, l.23, $40, 7.l0, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor
New Castle, 5.0o Do. e.3J, a IN. liza, a40
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, & 90
$50, a. m. go p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate stat,on aoa, aj0,
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS;
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, alO
a. M, +45. $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New Yohk, Isl, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2t2 is,
A. m.
For further information passengers are re.
ferred 70 tho time tables posted at tho depot
II. ". kENNEY. superintendent.
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ARREST OF A GREAT sWINDLER.
How Confidential Clerk EtctimiLcti
his Employer.

HhoN N
his Employer.
1t has already been announced that
Charles X. Beckwith was arrested in
New York on Sunday afternoon,
charged with embczzling from his for
mer employer, Mr.. b. T. Babbit, the
well known soap manufactures of that
city. The Tribune of yesterday fur
pishes the following interesting partic-
ulars of the affair:
Beckwith, who is a married man,
35 years old, was employed by Mr..
Babbitt as a confidential clerk, cashier
and bookkeeper. The examination has
not yet been completed, but up to the
present time false entries and checks
have been found TO the au cunt of
nearly $500, 600, and it is expected that
the total amounts of the embezzlement
will reach nearly $4,000, 600. HIS mode
of swindling was to alter checks, make
false entries in the ledger, and pretend
TO pay bills which did not exist. For
instance, bill was rendered for 1898,
to himself for 1888, altering the
books and invoices to correspond. The
amount of $1l .656 55, npon which the
warrant was issued, was clear case OF
stealing that amount, Beckwith having
filled In a check and having drawn the
money which Mr.. Babbitt never re-
ceivcd. When check was drawn it
was stamped, "Pay to the order of c.
r. Beckwith, and he would then pay
it away himself. Detective police Off
Ger Golden, who had been shadowing
Beckwith for some time, ascertained
that he was residing at 99S Sixth ave-
nur. Golden took room in house
opposite, and night and day watched
the house, provided with a warrant.
At one o'clock Sunday afternoon
window was raised in Beckwith's
apartments. His wife looked up and
down the avenue. Two minutes later
Beckwith who had been concealed for
thirty days, opened the door. Owing
to q stiffness of his knee joint, he is
unable to walk fast. Golden followed
him to the gates of Central Park, tap
ped him on the shoulders and presented
the warrant for his arrest, with the ex,
clamation, "Stop, stopl for Gods
sake" Beckwith' s face grew pale and
he begged to be allowed to go home
and notify his wife. This Golden re-
fused, and he was taken to the Mercer
street police station.
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N WILMINGTON. DEL. Dec. "a, 1875.

N WILMINGTON. DEL. Dec "a, 1875.
The annual meeting OF the Farmers Mutual
Fire insurance Co., OF the State OF Delaware,
(for very Of Mill Greek Hundred), W Il be
held at the Office OF the Company, No. s33
Market street, wilmington, Del TN Monday
the l0tn day OF January, 1915. at 10 o'c ock A
NJ. ut which time he election for seventeen
Managers Of the COMPANY will be held, and
one y ara interest on all deposit notes Wili
be layabe. Tho Agents OF tho Company are
author ized to receive the dues of the mem
bers- J. c sTOT5ENBUkG, President
W. A. LAMoTTE, Secretary. dec23.tm
nfFlCE OF THE DELAWARE RAIL
~ ROAD co.
DOVER, DEL Dec. 93d, 1875.
To The Stockholders Of he DtiGpnrs RoN ROGf
Company;
1he twenty fourtd annaal meeting OF the
stockholders OF this Company. viii be held
at this oilice in Dover, on 7 ,URSDAY, Jan.
uIy IL. ,s7G, at l o'c ocs, p. NJ. at which
time an el ctIon will be held for Director and
treasurer to serve the ensuing year.
NJ HAYES, secretary.
dec2l-3tawtjuul3
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04

Mr.. Samuel J. Randall has been
spending the holidays in the very
commendable work of examining the
estimates of Mr.. Grants secretaries
and Bureau officers sent to Congress,
with the explanation that they were
down to the lowest possible notch and
that unless they were voted them we
might not expect to enjoy the priceless
blessings of this beautiful administra-
ton. A Washington correspondent
Sends the cheering intelligence that
Mr; Randall sees the way clear..to a
very large reduction. Mr.. Robson,
who is "a great sailor among lawyers
and a great lawyer among sailors" !"
can get along very comfortably, in the
opinion of the chairman of the Ways
ond Means Committee, with the trifle
of seven millions of dollars less than
he modestly asked for, and the great
war secretary, Mr., Belknap, will as
suredly be required to manage his
department for many millions less
than he thinks it can be done, or
return to the quiet shades of his home
in keokuk. Mr.. Randall is doing
good, brave, honest work, and the
country will thank him for it,
A grand gathering of English Swiss
Il y
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04

Boston is one of the most heavily tax
ed and deeply indebted cities in the
world, and the message of the Mayor de-
ivered yesterday states that the annual
municipal expenditure exceeds the whole
annual expenditure of tho United States
Government in 1922, the time when the
first city charter was granted.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
yHE COST OF ADVERTISING,

Advertising is done at less cost in Will
mington than in almost any other city.
Some idea of the cost in Philadelphia
may be had from the following charges
for advertising the sale of the Navy
Yard. The property brought 100000,
and was advertised in the papers named
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
WATER DEPARTMENT,
CliIkF kSGINRER'S OFFICE,
No. 1910 Market Street

CIiIkP LSGINBER's OFFICE,
No. 1910 Market Street
WILMINGTON Del Dec. 9th, 1875.
NOTICE 10 WATER RENTEB5.
IN ONCE City Water Department.
The bills Tor 1916. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Market St.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January 3Ist, 1875, The face OF the bill,
shall be ctived and receipted for !;
those paid during the month Of February !,
ive per ct additional, those paid during the
where amounts remain unpaid after rIril
lst 1877 the Registrar is required to have tn .
Ferrules witLdr and suiL instituted for
the recovery OF tho amount due. 1he water
" i'll ot ngain be let INTO such premises TN
til such ar Z. rs with assessments, ard Ss Tor
drawing Ferrules arc paid.
LfIic5 hours 8 Il. m. t1 u. m.
EUW. MCINTYRE,
denlQ-U Registrar.
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Coal and Wood Ward.
Fourth st. and RntIroad Ape,.4.t

FONfTH 81. tsFStL h1r rU5Ottd ACeltffe.
We purpose selling these wagons. and have
no fear of success, as we clnm tor them gu
periority over any yet made or kelly to be
madU TOR the purposes inienued.
These wagons vii be exhibited at he Cen
ternial exhibition, an c W. besLeRk tor the n
Il careful in> lectioe.
dec2 .-3D MILLS = Combs.
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v1IEfTuON NOTICH.
p,,r r,n,, R,x,

II FIKsr NATIoSAL BANK.
WiLMINGrpN, DI., Dec. llth. ls7o.J
Notice Is hereby given that the an 1ual
meeting ct the Stockholders of this Bank
will he held at the Banking Hon g on tUkS-
DAY the llth day of January. leiG. bet cen
the hours ot and o'clock y. NJ. tor the
purpose Of eiectng nine Stockholders 10
serve as Di'e"to.s the ensuirg year.
decl5te GEO. ID. ARMS STRONG. Cash. r.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
MlleriR's sale.


Try vi'tue of writ of VenditiOni EI1t
- 10 me directed, will be exposed N'.l
SSaie - the Premises near Bear Sls@.
New G site hundred, New Cssue
Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE 6rH DAY OF JANUARY, ~ Y
Atl2 O'Clock, NJ,
The following described personalPwf
viz:
4 head OF horses, 3 cows, ! heifer, ?eLi
Hogs, 0 Pigs, Interest in corn, aSl
in 20 acres Of Wheat, Germantown
farm wagon, compined reaper and na,l
grain fan, corn n-sheller horse rake, po1
cultivatorB, Q pair OF twin harroas W
and plough harness, crrriage harness
stone. hay rigging hoes, forks. rakes sau'i
&C. Also, Household and Kitchen uin'
Seized and taken into execution y
pro erty of Richard L. Appleby, saa
VIM II. LAMBsoN, She'd
Sheriffs Office. New Castle,
december Is. 1875. deeD'H'1
CHRRI F'S SALE.
- By virtue of q writ o. Als; n. "a
me directed, will be exposed TO Puns
on the premises. on the Con ORD pssI
an ywine Hundred. New Castle "'
Del. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 5th day of JANUARY. Ee
at / o'clock. p. M.
The following described Personal ~
viz.
About l50 bushels of corn, 2OO caa1
p' sts, lot o, fruit trees. bull.
Seized and taken in execution a. Ms
perty OF George Loebe and to ne ssia "
Wb. II. LAMBSGN. sAe1
Sherii's Office, ~ Castle. O.,
D-cemb. %. 1875. oers' ~
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MILLS 4 COMBS.
Patent Dump Wagon.

wesre now usipg our Dump Coal Wagon
invente and patented by us which is super
ior 10 any wagon ever introduced in this or
other cities for dumping coal into cellars
" e do not back on to g pavement or curb. as
is somt time the case with other wagons but
merely back to the curb. no mat er how wide
cellar without any trouble. Attached TO tn
wagon il an extension fran e, and the body
which rests on whe els can be run back upon
he frame six or eigh feet II the same time
the front OF The wagon unning mp an incl in.
ed plain gives il sufficient elev .'ion as l."
cause the coal TO run by its own gravity into
the Q liar when the shoot is bttachei.
Toese wagons can be seen on The streets or
at our
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
SherHlr,s Sale.
DY virtue of sundry writs VI II. PLsl
I } directed. willbe expos ed 10 Publ, Il
the Premises. near Llaymont. in Brsodij
Hdn New Cast county, Del, IN
WEDNESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, p|

The following described personal prpd
viz:
A large lot Of lumber and logs. consist
four hite pine rats go cords Of wool
oil lumber in yard. lumber at mill. lurs.
pen lot Of white pine shingles, lot o.
corn, hay, straw, farming inpleD'lt \
mill tools. 2 work horses, z mules, 4? igII
wagons 2 carts. lot of chains 3 h,sd ID
II small lights. 2 carriage horses AMY
rage. buRgles. double harness, ,lslgh. "
and carr harness, ] COW, | hei er, lot Of y
oats. buckwheat. corn meal. -four. biaa,
wagon, Gales, scow. Office fixtures his'1
safe. &c.
Seized and taken into execution Sal
perty OF ~illam ii Churchman. and !
sold By
VIM. Ii. JAMESON sAd1
Sheriff Ofiice. New Castle,
December "a. A. ID. 1878. ,ee?' y
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INJECTION NOTICE.

~ TIE NATIONAL BANK OF DElAWAhE,
Wilmington. Dec. IL. 1875.
Notice Is hereby given TO the Stockholders
OF this Institution tn I an election will he
held at the Banking House. on TUESDAY.
JANUARY lilh, 1876 between tho hours of
and O'Clock, 7. NJ. for the purpose OF
electing seven Directors to serve for the en-
suing year. *. ii. EWBANkS.
decI3-tc Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04

nlVlDEND.
- FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington. Del January Sd, ls7G.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared dividend OF tve per cent. for the
| last SIX months, cl ,ar OF tax payable on de-
mand. GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG
jan3-6t cashier.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04

Where will carry on the BOOT and SHOE
BUSINESS as heretofore.
Custom work specla'ty. which will be
done in the brst manner,
Repairing neatly done st n derate rates.
Public patronage respectfully solicited
decll-lm =. hOL'INY.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
LOUIS MAaTAN.
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker,
ALA EAST sEXEMIA 81

Boots aud Shoes made to order in the best
and latest style. Of superior material. and
warranted as good fit rs ever wa' made and
at prices to suit the present hard times.
Particular attention paid to fitting up lasts
to suit all customers.
Repairing neatly done at short notice. and
at reasonable prices.
The rublic are respectfully invited to give
me call
nov20-3m
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lNHERIEFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
- by virtue of writ OF VI. Pa,
rocteti. wiI be exposed 10 Pub. "
the premises, on the Willow Brd,,
II the road from Middlet0vn Ia
Pleasant IN 81 Georges Hundled
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
TIE l4tn Day OF JANUARY, n
At II clock. A. NJ,
The following described Persa
porty, viz:
FIVE head OF good horses, COW =,
double carriage with pole burn al
] farm wagon, 2 market wagonS n
peach assorter, cider pi ess, cum NJ
fruit dryer, hay fork, plOws, harm II
vators, forks rokos and shovels, sty,l
baskets; wagon, carriage and ploE M
saddles and brides, 80 bushels Of \,
bushels OF potatoes. lot OF hay, Blr|
wheat in the ground. fodder inv
Househol d furniture, sofas, chair ~
beds. bedsteads and bedding, stoye n
seized and taken In execution as 4, \
perry OF Richard q. knight and g. A. E1
and TO be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBs0y, 81
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. |
Dec 20. A u, 1875 den 1
A credit OF 60 days will be sivu d
sums OF $50 and over. Cash for all sgn
der.
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HtbI lslI[S.
S,PECIAL NOTICE TO DELISQUESTs
~ or
C,ty &C. .SchOOi InreS for 1875.

ANIEClAts NtllIf w bfi-lNNgL EMS
- OF
Ctty &C. SchOOi InTeS for 1875.
We, the undersigned. receivers Of said
Taxes do hereby give notice 10 all such per
sons as have not ca led or made some ar
rangements. that We will send each one
Postal card requesting him or her 10 call.
Having render, d their bills, called time and
again, and " hile many have called, a great
many have not; and the latter VIC mot re
spectfu ly ask to give this their atten-
ton, believing as we do IN 1t we have done
our duty in trying TO collect these taxes. and
while we have no desire to distress any one.
we have responsibility resting on us. The
money is due us. We have given bonds to the
city and we are responsible for il The city
needs the money and Is urging us to coll, ct
il or pay 1t, and we propose TO do so. c
must therefore 'llect 1t And furthermore.
we DO not intend TO be two years collecting
one years taxes. All persons II any there
be, who have o uislise to being notified by
Po.tal card, will please call at once; for we
do not intend to make any exceptions. and
when notified we expect al to Iall and II
they do not they must expect the conseq len
ces.
Oiiice No 10 East Sixth street between
Market and King Hours from A. NJ. to IL
NJ. from to and 7 toSP = NJ.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District uncluding all
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District Oncluding all
south OF 9TH street ian3-2n
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ny OTICE.-Nnticc Is hereby given that the
~ co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned under the firm name
of Bickta q Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, the interest of James CLARK.
Edward McManus anu James Murphy
having been purchased by Joaeph Stoeckle
and Francis iickta who alone are authorized
to use the firm name in liquidation.
JAMES CLARK,
Il McMANUS,
JAMES MURPHY.
FRANCIS BICKTA,
JOSEPH STOECKLE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. lst, ls.5.
NOTICE. Joseph SteecKle and Francis
Bickta. having purchased the interest of
James Clark Edward j. McManus anu Jam 8
Murphy, in the late firm OF Bickta q Co.,
will continue the businets OF the bI every. at
the north-w west corner of Fifth and Adnms
treets, in the city of Wilmington, under the
firm name of Bickta Il Company.
FRANCIS BICKTA,
JOSEPH STOEUkLE.
December lst, lsTj-s-lm
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04

A grand gathering of English Swiss
and German Protestants is proposed
to be held at Geneva IN the spring,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04

NOTICE;
~ The Annual Meeting OF the Farmers
Association, OF New Castle County, for the
Detection OF Horse Thieves and Rctoyery
OF stolen Horses, Will be held in Whining.
ton at the Office on I'd floor of Telegraph
building, corner OF Market and Third streets,
on SATURDAY, January sh, 1876 ut 10
"olock, a. IN, at which time Officers will be
erected, ano other business Of the Associa-
ton viii be tram acted. Punctual attend
ance OF members required.
Gao. JACKSON. Pres't.
JAS. ii. IIoPFECKER. Sec'y. dcc9sd&w2t
The daily gazette., 1876-01-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Re-Opened.
No. IO1i Market Street.

would inform my friends an | the public
that have re-, pencd a rlscs for business at
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seranl&Iast. Sn Bsttsnbaasn, i'm
2rei1e @aIebrcel, ereibnste fd etue
ltredliGe SataRrrpte. Mls Elm Batter
i,nb isin 18jdbriser SObn unb Der
8rptsr psn ienem e~stpatrtsn, eae be
SGsune 40 tpantsn beeann. stlten fs
binaus, uua aus BEN StaI an bieism
@ebduee Rae 8tsb 10 retten. Saun1
teepd tparen Ee an Srt unb Steue.
ale Der Orcai, bic SGeune total urts
tparf unb BE etet 8 nrleute tssrub.
Batter unb Sobn stub man als eets
den aus ; Der Dritte rat nod am ees
ben. btFncet f1 ater bsute nod tn sis
men, 70 esfdbrli6eu 3ufanee, eab feline
@tsrsra:neluus III Grase fsbt.
Der @srein tItfdnbissr 6anewsr.
fer unb Gatricanten 1eutfdlancs bdli
1sinen eiesjdbrtsen gcnsrss in SSln
al. Muf remlslben rerpen ocrauss
fdtlia BE bsrprfsbsreen pclitii&en
@atlen Zen 9aupt = 8srbanpIunsss
@esenfanb biIeen. Die Mitslisrs,
tes tn &sbe fsbsnten gereins bsats
fGttesn tefanntIt9, 70 nett als tbuns
lib, eisene gancipaten far ZEN ganps
unp 8et&stus uQsr Srtsn a~ufsufelen
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uno cen Warlb, cine rctbs Eabne unit
Gadeln an Der SpiBe burd bic Gtabl
antratsn, wurben fe BON Der auf BEN
ManferplaS psriammelten Wsnse aus
nd1f NIT 5tfden unb NIT BEN sc.
fdrei "Ntepsr NIT Der rotben Gabne /"
.Nisber NIT Der Commune |" beariet
telo aber blieb 20 niHt msbr bsim pfets
fen uao &ufen, rsGts anb ltnts irures
eer 3us auseinunSsrssiprenst Gabn'
une Gadeln iamnit ben Ird8erl 3u
Soeen 8ercrfsn, Die Gabne In tauient
GeBer serti6en unb mebrere Der 1beils
nsbntsr NIT eineni unfrtiwiuissn 8oos
tn BEN ScratTFieeenben Staotbads
srfreut.
Our Mufresuns trus nod bic Scr
tbeilune zines observation-disclosures BET
peldes folBenee Werle entbielt:
90 tSnt Elm &uf Bon 2anb 30 3anb
Sbr &rntn rei&et euG bic 9aae!
uab ruff etn SaIt BIT Syrauue,
hub bwGt bas geiasnie@ ~entspsi!
GO tpirbelt humpf bas AnfSsbe,
60 aattsrt bod bte SABINE ROTH!
Nrbettenb Ieben ober tdmpfenb ben Sob
@tr sabsn lang senas ssbarrt
Nau bat uns IanS senus eenarrt
SECT sretfeu pir au uuferm &e@t
SEPT Reasn Utr ans gum @tsGt
Go wirteIt bumpf u. {. ".
SoIotburn. Son ben Grtrutldun,
gen In pis(sm Rantcn 1T Der DOT
gtnsbere Der bsbsntli9fe. ObsrbaIl
bss Drrfes fnb $50 Suaarten WaIo'
uns i'm &utl6sn besrfsn. Gs wlrt
Sag unb Na@t an Der Ableitune bee
DaGsrs ssarbsitst. Aud Die gemetn.
zen perbertswyl unb MnesrmannseptI
Tnp eurd Grorut1de bserpSt.
Der 9unessratb BAT sur prdfunt
Der GinansIaee Der @pttbarbbabn Elm,
srsbe Rommtiiua In spet Nbtbstlun,
gen, elmer te6nil1sn uno elmer Sc,
trtsbsabibeilune. nieeerselstt. Del
eroBe Gunnel mar @nbe Gebruar ar
beiren @npen 560O.6 Meter lang.
Die Anglo Swiss Condensed
Milk Company In Gbam Canton
Bug, ma&t fertwdbrsnb s~ldnssnbe sc,
fddfte. Sie bat Gtlialen In be,
S6msis, Deutidlant uno GneIano
tslddftist tn @bam allein $50 mann.
lide uno weibliGe Nrbeiter nebf Der.
ldteeensn fnnreidsn Mai9tnen unit
fsnret idbrlid Mi1ipntn BON Metau,
td9len In ale Welt btnauS.
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Oie ireue Sriebfrdft.

8srldietsne 8Idtter In Gurpaa
bra1tsn tirsltd bic folsenee Motis
Cine neue Grfnbuna bat Der Seluit P.
@sser su Mariafdein 9smadt ndm!t9
zen electro : Wasnetismus (fatt ess
Dampfss) als b~epeeenpe Sraft su be-
nuBsn. Die Mai9ine, Get G!eetrouo>
tor, IL fdrs!td BET etnem praser Ws@,
anifsr fertis setrorcen urp arbeitet NIT
punbsrbarer Drdei1on unb Sraft unb
%ptsnerein lsbr fiji. Dit Staunen
mub man etn @erf anleben, eas bsrus
fen TT, cine Der ausercroentIibfen Ne-
pclutionen in unierem san3en mppernen
Ma(&inenwelen b%sroor;urufen, un1ere
9~npufriesO rte npnt ROblsnbampfe au
teIreien, ete Stein< unb BraunfobIe
pisesr pobIfeiIer 3u MAIDEN, unb fat
Der unesbeusren gocOmo;isen uno Sob,
~lsutpasen unleren G~ilsnbabnen cine
epmpenri5ls ntdt rau1snbe uno ntdt
patience, rabef nod woblfeilere Was
ihine porsuipunnsn. P Gsssr, Der
feine Maldine in philadelphia ausasl>
len piu, riro RON steIen Often um
8srfaIf ltiusr nit {. t. pr~ipileeium
ueriebensn Grfinouns aueeeanesn. Die
~Germania" bat 5errn P. gessr I'M,
ndbere Ausfunfr btsriber sr1u6t unr
ertislt folsenoe Nadtidt: sd nirs
DC ssrne 9b,em NnnlGe semdB Ndbes
res lber meme @rfnrung ~mittbeilsn.
ALIEN Go 1T bic Soae jsbt nod III Ell
mem Staptum, no man nt6t NIT 8es
fimmtbeit S~prauslasen fam, rei1en
@rfols oislflbe baben wirb. Das DO
ceu zines G%lectromutorS tpar beretts I'm
Mueut BEG sprisen Sabrss In Nnsrif
senommen tporben, TT aber beute mod
ntdt gang fertis. I'm Is. Gebruar
mar bte Waldine 70 tpeit fertte sefelt
pab ih rte erfen WerIu1e MAIDEN
fOnnts, allein es warsr sinselne 1bsile
~ fbwa6 eebaut, uu, bic etsentlfGen
entipreGenpen 0srlude anfelIsn gu
f5nnen. Der neue eleftrcs
MstOr ii bober mod In Der arbeit unp
srtuarte i'd tdsli@ peFen 8olenpuns.
SecenfatIs CLAUDE Id bebaupten su
t6nnen, oab fowobl In pt6enibaftlider,
ole aud inOuRrislIer Sestebuns btefer
MOtcr BON 8eceutuns iein rirc."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22
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