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THE "BOOM" BILL
HARRISBURG, Pa, April "a,

HARRISBURG, Pa, April "a, 1874
BY vote Of lis TO 55 tho Boom bill back to
tho Senate this morning, It having been returned by
that body to the House when charges Of corruption
were made.
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FIRE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, April %, 1870
three story vacant wooden tenement block At
Holyokc was burned this morning. Loss. g. 600; In
surance, So COO The building owned By tho heirs
OF I. g. Browning, and was 10 have becn sold under
mortgage to-day
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A-FOR A SUPERB DRESS OR BUSINESS HAT
direct TO the manufacturer. EsPENscnEID. lis Mas
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vescent mineral water OF great purity agreeable flavor
md possessing valuable dictc qualities For sale all
druggists. grocers and de alcrs In mineral
CAUTlON.-MessrsL MctULLAGH A Co, 40 BeavoY IT..
New York agents q the proprietor Of the spring Ahrneer
Germany, caution the public
which does not bear the pictorial label and brand Of the
r.
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Average temperature yoserday. bbIs
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yoaE Observation-Disclosures. Az
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A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH EsrABLrsHKD BY LAW.
BERsE, April %, 1875.
Tho Swiss Federal Council has approved tho estab-
lishmcnt Of the epscopas Of the Christian Catholic
Church OF Switzerland
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MADRID, April ~ 1870.
The Congress has adopted the tenth clause OF the
constitution and has commenced to discus the qucs
tion Of religious toleration
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THE INsuRREcTIoNIsTs ACTIVE IN THE FIELD.
LONDON, April 20, 1870
The SYandard's Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that the insurgent leader Golub Is operating near
Grahovo. He has received eight cannon from Servia
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A STEAMSHIP FoUNDERED.

THE FRENCH STEAMSHIP oUEssAxr LOST
TwExTY-oSE PERSONS PERISH.
BREsr. April %, 1874
Tho steamer 0ucssans has foundercd At sea
Twcnty-one lives we're lost
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
dlcated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
Qrp Ruidfnr.-
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AN EFFECTIVE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SUP.
piled only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY $50 Broad
comfortably holds rupture and super
kedes met nj trusscs everyw here.
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at the Metropolitan Hotel Rev Or. A. q. Mercer. e
Newport, is At the brevoor House. Professor n q
Vincent, OF London Is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Rsng
Admiral James II. Strong, United States Navy, =
quartered at the Everett House. Ex-senator Roswell
A. Parmenter, OF Troy. is at the ST. Denis Hotel JudQ
George r. comstock. OF Syracuse Mt the Fifth Az
enuc Hotel. Professor NJ. b. Riddle OF Hartford il q
the Grand HOTEL
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ON THE CONTINENT.
LONDON, April 2S-EvcninE
Tho grain trade remains dull only those markets
whcrc deliveries scanty firm English wheat At
he leading exchanges is steady but foreign is about
shilling per quarter lower Barley and oats at the pro-
vincial markets with fair demand and prices arc
generally maintained Maize beans and peas are either
neglected purchased scanty sixpcncs shilling
per quarter decline The month Of May will not lack
ar supply OF foreign grain II the ships due arrive pune
tuay Nearly 600 600 quarters Of wheat $50 quar-
Of maize and 900 quarters Of barley expected
Nineteen ships due within a week IRON the Black
Sea, the Sea Of Azof and the Danube
IN MARK
In Mark lane today all branches OF trade were in
active. Wheat and flour neglected and lower
Maize unchanged, but buyers were holding OF.
Oats entirely lost their late briskness but were not
generally cheaper. Barley was steady and beans and
peas unchanged.
Tho weather has been chan geable but favorable TO
crop prospects,
OK THE CONTINENT.
The Continental markets are generally nrm for wheat
-four and rye. Tho latest Paris priccs--whcat, 4os
ID, and flour sos. sd.
WEATHER REroRr.
The weather to-day Ia unsettled. There was sharp
hail and thunder storm noon.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON AND DREADsTUSrs
MARKET.
LrvERPooL, April %, 1876.
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Associafons Cgrcu-
lar in its review OF tho cotton market for the week
pnding last night says:sCo,ton has been extremely
heavy throughout the week. and though today
Thursday there was rather steadincss quota
tons generally were reduced. American has boon
very freely offered, and with poor demand prices have
iecIined I'D "a, but there rather better inquiry
ana moro steadness tho close. In island bust
ness has been rather better prices remaining steady.
"In futures business is still limited. and prices Of
American gave way about I'D, but recovered Lied
today
LIVERPOOL BRHApsTrrrs MARKET
"a leading grain circular says:with genial rain and
vegetation progressing satisfactorily to the grain trade
has generally ruled extremely duh British whcats
implied In limited quantity, salaJlc at extreme
ntes. but foreign wheat continues slightly 10 decline
There a small attendance Liverpool market
Today, and with slow demand for wheat; choice
Hhite only maintains Tuesday quotations. secondary
qualities ruling penny all OF red penny 10
wopencc cheaper.
sFiour Is diflcut or sale and Is again offering on
somewhat lower terms
Corn Is In fair request at yesterdays currcncics
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A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
o a drug for GLxSS's SULPHUR soar
HliLs HAIR DYE. black or brown, so csnta
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MONTREAL, April %, 1919
The lacrosse team leaves for Portland to-day rost<
for England The nrss game viii b. played ~ Belfast
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cation. It says Il may reappear. but the form Of gov
eminent cannot DO advantageousy discussed until
1881
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FRANCE.

THE AMNESTY AGITATION CAUSE or ANXIETY.
PARIS, April IS, 1870
The agitation favor OF amnesty is creating so much
feeling that tho governments -SontcmpIates rcpressivc
measures
An oRLEASrsT JOURNAL sUsrESDs rUBLrcA-
TIox--wArTIxG ron 1850.
zhe 0ssaass Jesnaal De l'arss has Suspended publ.
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THE REPORT TO THE AGENTS.

[rhe Hamburg American Packet Company's agents
In New York received tho following cable despatch
yesterday In regard 70 the disabled steamer Goethe
from the Plymouth agent OF the linc:--
PLYMOUTH April 49, 1870
The Amerique has arrived here She passed tho
Goethe on the cath inst in latitude 20, longitude 30,
sailing for Plymouth having lost propeller; STEER
ing well; all well on board.
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THE STEAMSHIP GOETHE.

THE FRENCH STEAMSHIP AMERIQUE SPEAKS
THE HAMBURG VESSEL DIsABLED-HER
POSITION AND CoNDITIoN-sTExRINo FOR
PLYMOUTH.
PLYMOUTH, England, April 2S 1874
The General Transatlantic Company's steamer
Am6riquc Captain PonzoIz, from New York, April Is,
for Havre arrived At this port 1t ten O'Clock this
morning.
REPORT.
Tho Ameriquc reports that on April "a she spoke tho
Hamburg American limo steamer Goethe, Captain
Meyer, from Hamburg, April IL via Havre 18th. for
New York, In latitude 40 deg. 10 min, longitude 80
deg west standing to tho eastward, under SAIL with
her propeller gone
The Goethe declined assistance.
Tho next day tAprii 25) the Amcrrque signaIled q
westward bound Hamburg American steamer, intend
ing to notify the Goethe but the Amcriquc
reports tho Hamburg paid attention TO her
signals and proceeded
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TWO WEEKS WITHOUT RATIoNs-HuNaEB ronc-
ING THEM TO BECOME HOSTILE.

ING THEM TO BECOME HOSTILE.
OMAHA, Neb., April %, 1870
telegram from tho Red Cloud aud Spotted Tail
agencies via Fort Laramie yesterday evening. states
that supplies worth mentioning have been issued to
the Indians at those points since the 10th inst Tho
Indians the verge OF starvation owing to the
failure Of Congress 10 vote appropriation and OF the
government to forward the supplies needed. Tho In
dians would undoubtedly have LEFT a rad ere this
but the moral effect of the late expedition against
Crazy Horse band There can be question, how
ever, that they will BIO forced 20 rad unless
supplies promptly forwarded General Crook
has been and Is now urging the
sity Of keeping up the supplies and hold
jpc TO tho agencies those Indians who disposed TO
be friendly but he Is apprehensivc that the hos,c In
dams will be greatly reinforced from those the
agencies Of the lack oil supplies. No Official
Information has been received OF any raids since the
one in which Brown shot. Browns body Will ar
rive from the West and be buried to-day.
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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THE STEAMSHIP sTRATH-CLYDE.

no OFFICIAL INQUIRY DY THE ENGLISH
BOARD OF TRADE.
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The Board OF Trade announce that they have aban-
doncd their intention OF holding onlcia inquiry into
the loss OF The steamer slrath-Ckdc.
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THE EMPRESS TO VISIT QUEEN VICTORIA
LONDON April g. 1875.
Tho Empress Augusta OF Germany is expected TO
arrive at Windsor next Wednesday, a visit TO
Queen Victoria
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GABLE NE w S
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
VICTORIA THE EMPRESS.
Empress Augusta Of Germany to
Visit Windsor.
AMERICAN TREATY RIGHTS.
Secretary Fish's Argument in the
Winslow Extradition Case.
FAILURES ON CHANGE.
Brcadstulfs and Cotton-English and Con-
tinental Markets.
IMAGINATION MADE ANXIOUS
The Pacifcation Of Barbados loodshed and
Death.
LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA.
BreadStuffs and COtton-English and Con-
tinental Markets.
IMAGINATION MADE ANXIOUS
The Pacifation Of -Bloodshed and
Death.
LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA.
ENGLAND.

TIE QUEEN GAzETrED EMPREss--AMERIcAN
TREATY R1aHTs-sECRErARx F1sH's ARGu-
MEEr IN THE wINsLow ExTRADrTIoN CASE
PuNdENT POINTS AGAINST BRITISH PLAUsI-
B1rIr1Es-rAuuREs on CHANGE.
LONDON, April %, 1870
The Gazette to-day contains tho proclamation of the
Ntle Of Empress OF Inaia
AMERICAN TREATY RIGHTS
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr. jenkins
said in view OF his inability obtain place for his
recent motion respecting tho correspondence with
America about the Treaty Of Washington, he now gave
notice Of his intention to withdraw his original motion
and move for the production OF tho papers
wIxsLow ExTRApITIoS cAsE-sEcRErARr TIsns
ARGUMENT
Secretary Fish's communication respecting the ex-
tradition OF winslow delivered to the British For
eign Ofncc Saturday last but is unanswered yet
II Is not known what course will be pursued when
Winslow's time expires !.
AMERICAN ARGUMENT.
The ground taken by Secretary Fish Is that clause q
Of tho Act Of 1870 under which the British govern
mont claim that America should give assurance that
lhe prisoner shall DO tried for other offence than
she for which he exiradted, specifies that what
sver inconsistent with existing treaties shall be
copied from the operations Of that act
America has presented this point sovera times, but
England, far, has ignored it. The assertion by tho
London papers tina: America had refused to give tho
required by England is incorrect America
has admitted consented to discuss that ques
ton ut all
FAILURES on CHANGE
There two failures Oh the Stock Exchange hero
and at Manchester yesterday here to-day,
In connection with the settlement
All OF them were small
The settlement is otherwise passing quietly, in
sequence Of the extreme case in the money market
Tho failure OF another broker Acknowledgements
At tho Stock Exchange 1t is thought his liabilities
considerable.
SHORT IMPOSSIBLE.
The Times, in its financial article to-day, says It
impossible make short loans at the Stock Exchange
on Thursday At any price whatever.
SILVER.
Silver to-day is quoted at 531sd.
THE EMPRESS TO VISIT or1rrN vrryrORrA
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D0sTP0SED 10 MKT WEEK.
III EDITH LYLE. New Novel
~ Ma Mary J. HslnsA
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EPICURES SAY DONOVAN GIVES AN EXCEL
lent TABLE DHoTE DINNER his restaurant 18th st. neas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-13

Gans: r@as fHx eix Saut4tats in
alphabet bt,ei4net osS raflp1;t4blas 4uMs.
tbier!
Sop: Ser o.
Sans: .Wie beiiss TT 44ss. mpal9aI
un6 Berg 3uiammen3onausa y
sep Ser y9MbenA"
Qans: ~@asfir elm @ses ftxtD tu0nkr
in 1rass?"
Sep: Scr ~DMendkrgs""
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Sic @aKerfur.

Gincs i@Snen scmmermoyssns tesa.
ben I'D jtuei Uareer aus Ststteart mad
Gannitaot. nm oaielbt, uno s,por gun,
trfttn Male in ibrem 9eben. Sauerbrun.
men ~ ftintsn. C. tparen ftarte. ,uobl<
beleibte Mdnnsr pon einissn finisis
Sobren. 81 Gannltaot amsc!ahst
iaate Der Cine - ban mi anoeri9
b%'iunne; ptriuah Ou has @aNer
S'erIAt, i nil ba IN ben. @irtbsbdusls
oMf 81 ,parte unb 6srwsil a paar
S40pple MNstboler frinte."
.'S iiMt reAt." iaote Der Mnbere 7uno
aing nod BEN 8rnmnen. Gin Gtuno=
den ipdter spar CT tpieoer surld Mnb trat
in Die S1ente Elm, po Ct lid leinem
Jreunbt Seeenuber ali Dem slide nie'
oerlisB.
vOunnu.ps.er!" rebete i'm b;eIer
groBe Nusen maheno. an rric idauli
On Senn auss Yii4t Ia blaB ,Die q
Gnu,t" %
gran" e%ntsssnets ser Mue.rs itob-
neno uno |id osn talten ShmsiS Dor
Der Stirns trpdnsn, niiAt bas Duality
maIlsr j@ulo, oas i n.i irunte bau."
vNu, pie pisI bal&t otua bapo,
trmnte?"
81 {.&s e45pple, uno b'rau
;l9t ntr's 10 b%unoiponild :oerr.."
ga oes 9lanb' i! 9u Harrie- On
triutt mer oenu bas WaIer ,uie Sc @sin
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Gin Omsu init tra8ifonsi:
fben, 3uS3an4

Gin @isnsr Vlatt l4reibt Mmo. S..
6yuay iolte in 2usos IN einem nddlt Der
Stcot selegenen MdIeh.n elm pusM aui
SabsI itottInSsn. 1;e llria6e Der
vsrausiorosrnns ,par.u einise MeuBs.
runse,l, bic Der @eforoeste Uber cine
Game eetban bate. BON iueltsr man
iaste, oaS lie Dem anoern 9bsiie Miht
sls!3siiltis luar. Ser 3wsifampi Iclte
Friib Worgens itattfinotn uro Die Hdm=
pier iparsn NIT i9rsn Sefunbamten CUR
%beitimmtew Stunos auI Dem @aS! p.as.
crl9isneg uelde 2tbtere beihGftist n0.
rem, Of. s;nem loiAtn Sample uarasrse-
benSen 6c:maiitatem su eriiilen> dig
plosIiG eine St6runS s;ntrot. clf nsl6e
man am ailtriusrisi.en sersAnst bate.
5m entlte!oenosn Momen!e. 20 Die Sc,
t%unoamtea Sas UsrbdnsnibuoQs Sos"
lpudm woaten erI@iensn ms1rsrs nit
Si6dsn bspa|incte 1auern nni Der
Scene, Die iibsr bic ttsin. Sslsli1aIt
un!sr Gem @orioaube beriie!.n, na5 lie
auf per6otensm 3errain its6e lu,o Die.
ielbs la.nmt ano ipnbers in bic J!u4t jag.
ten. uosei e n.1t otne 1iebe abs;n9.
Bic yointe Der Yitaire abtr 1T, baB oi.-
ier usberfaa Don Den 1raMen Ger Guel.
!antei,, Die Y.ioe uerbeiratbet liub. in.
ieenirt worsen iein lou, oenen Die Nfaire
sur 0enatniB ssiomm,n ,par hno ei, ron
osrieitsn natiir!id nidts m.uissr a!s
erbaut ,uGrsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-13

Mud Elm Grempel.- Gin beut-
lder Matbcmatiter bat lid bas punber-
li6e @ersniisen semadt, anndberno auss
;ure9nen, ipie piele Meni1en lett Der
g60piuns Der WcIt i'm &riese nm &C.
bra6t poroen lino, uno er bat mad Den
linn p%orliesenSen Guellcn bic mneebeure
3abl bon $4,000 Miaiontn 6~erausae.
braht. @enn ole biele &risssopfer
%oufItanben. Iid bic Sanoe seben unb
nsbeneinanber i%telltsn, 10 ,piiroen Tic cine
Settle biloen, Die Northumberland runo
I'M bic Grbe reidte; ia, ,penn MIR sic
3:i9efinser BON allen &efaQcnen ii6er=
chamber 9eleSt ,serhen tonnten, 10 miiroe
Die Sdule 10000 Nleilen iiber ben Mtono
binausrasen. @er oiele I'M &riese @s-
faaenen 3dblen tpollte uno tdslid 10
Stunoen oa3u peruenbete. tuirbe 33S
Sabre brau9en.
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Ser tabeaote 3olbst.

% N AN.aN H
81. GnSer. i'd Ia.5' Guh, bsim Mi-
ily s,idirt. Mamhes, pouon Rd Cure
Gspi!=9Reishtit ni1ts triurutn last. Sc
Itch. ih t.nes Cages aui Ser Gsp!auane
uno Iaiie eincn Spioattn esss1iy.u uno
i!uar ~.9anslam Ghg;t:." .Sn Gem
Mussnbiide, ais ih yW~prUar.s. .fcm-
manpire. tritt Der Cbsrit ;u mir ums un=
tcrlalt lih nit mir iib,r cine wi1.iss
Mrsties melt. Ncd. en- ,u.t us ibsr e:ne
ha!bs S:unoe n%nterbaIie;i, srtfernt lih
Der G5erIt, Mnb ID .plll ,oi,o,r au's Grcr.
-i.en scb.n ; ord. lver bslArcibt .alfin
Gri'cnasr. = Ter GoIoot ira Der.
i@%iuunosn. Sd irost in Der aai.rne
rcd Inn nod WiemaAo bat i'm .se'
leken fhlisblib. dig sr nod ad. 3ascm
nidt wi.osr gum @cr'tein iorn. mubten
nj; %maslmsn, beb Der Gatron oelsr;irt
lei
Na9 .intn Sahs ft.hs ID, !Diebtr onf
h.ris!bsn Stsls unb halle cine Mi,iis.
run9 iiber Die Istyussn as. ga tomMt
pm Der etnse9sneeieSten seite Der gs.
platabe Der uermibte Sp.oot in por-
i6riitsmdsisem 9empo onmaHdirt.
Sem GeFdt mar nit einem groban
0o1tart beoedt mnb aug ieinen Stiefeln
sudtsu bic ,3eben berpor. Sett oina
mir Elm 2iht aui. Mls mid odmals Der
CbsrIt anrsbete, bait, i9 perse}en
.pait" gu tommanoiren /! Der Soloat ma.
ii, Jo!se belien INNER lpeiter unb ,peittr
marIdirt nno bate 10 Die @sile I'm bic
gsoe eeniabt.
soFort opnner!e i'd INN elm mddtigss
vsalt" cnt9esen; Der Brave itanb mie
cine eide une be,ueate tein &iico, biz i'd
anfs Neue .Hibrt Gub' fpmmanbirte.
Der Oberit Dem i'd ben WorFaQ mel
oete, war uber Die itrense Nhi9terfiauns
oes Soloaten 10 e%rfreut. oaB CT linn Die
riiditanoisen 0pmmisbrooe, 100 all Der
3abl, ionic has Sractement BON e;nen
Jabr lcfort jufommen lieB.
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2icbl;nsswuni1 Der Irautn.

IN sinem Ndnnersir:d warf man bic Grass
auf:
.@a3 Iis5t Die Urau am &eiten in ihysM Sc.
80. .,..,. bsusiaui:" :.
Der Cine iogt, oas Ynten, Der Nrtere nssi,l,
ben Wann,
Der Dri.te alaubt, baS 1ams.n. tcrtGitrt', bu
Nafetann;
Der eMnftc gar baS Sdsu.rn. Der SedD sa1
@aiionnireu;
bod ipoNte feline Wsinuu9 3u einem GnttaHg
fuhren.
Gin alter Rann. Der idiueisenb alse tsx1 an
h6rte.
Rit einem fAlausn qadela iib 81 VA S1Elrry
febrtt:
&as Sober bsr bebauptet, fprad) e., mesa
3errer,
Eaj lisbt mobI iebes &eb unb abMnV rha &spI
aen germ;
Dol uas ibr b6bsr gilt, aIs iatt I'D sai.
fonniren,
% il, i9r tseunss bsIt't 20 in car 6pMnuOp
biren!
Inns Sober ~ipradpaan, oahrm: +
Der Cine 6at'S 0etsnj66E
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DatsinStf o'n eib', Be tsspen 3ssiS nit Ssben,
De nit chr in 0eisafaait fit,
I'M ibre Climb lei hid tauireoeu,
0N Gin lei t6ppIinas rute imitt
GerI Stdnter mas fo'u Nia,msn SAP,
lin tinen redten 9iel nos 7. =.
llH4se pat los wes. tor mas Yet,
lin 6mmer saipip't nc Temolei.
30, nal tpas bonn tau Starsarb eau
lin mot bat belt, bat pcit wi su:
fdu etarsa Sou in slen 9ie.n,
Dat mutt mat @idaiasS ~bebiSen,
Tor bansten {. bet an beUia Suun,
I'm tucr hsnm mid mibr HobefsIun, 4
De bcx;!e up ben aopp beriim.
Ha, as bat samm 10 eesen Ioraen,
gett 6orl ben 9utiAer ran b.forsen.
d 2atider b6at twei lang, tpei breib,
Sc AstiAer bout, pei nit 9eiaeiS. -
Ha ti,nnt Gin tramm Be 9repp b.npaI,
81 Gus'nedt iesat: bat is Din serr."
.vNe,~" feast Sebann, ..bat = Nnaers tper
Min SER. Sc fit MI brintt nod mall"
On NnHer !Immt il, liAten TrawS,
60 redt behtn'u Be Irepp beraf,
De enslaedt ieast: ~faS up, SsbonH,
Tat IL Gin Cerr! = r.ge." feset be 1uti4er
..HatN PEI MD, rat Is fo'm Glutider; .
Min 1err, be timmt gan, anncrs ran"
Nit einmal tuarb bat ror en- 9arm
lin en- syeftafeI,-@ctt trbarm!
Gin tparh ns 3repp b~erunMer imstsm.
Dunn itast be Autider: SOFT en- @eten"
I'm BORT un i0tt Iiw Mdbrcn miHe:
r4u unit sm mi man rim, bat il e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-13
Mnaeiae.

Sd bobe meme 9o9ter Sobanna
dfsntli4 beleio;st. SD resme sicielbe
hermit 3uriid, erfldre lie fir untpabr uno
,parne nor @eitsruerbreituns (s9msib.
MGR artisbIAtt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-13
@ep. &erberaer S @tma.

Aaenten fiji aIerlei Ionbwirtbi6s itlide o..
rG.be. finb aud I'M yeiit bcs Marib. SaroeYer,
9ubbaro's Selie@afe Isaper init Maber yer.
bnnoen.) Nu6baro's Msabcm cart. Mtabma.
idine, gSatrior eiufade Mabmaidinc; mebenbei
SGe : Waidinen, Gycidmaidinen, YHlse,
Salib. 0eur,den. ,e. st1e nisie va Idinerien
'ino bon por;INliditsr Eua!itSt uno auaran-
tiren mir b~ieislben aui'S @sEs. Alio, GARNER,
aufocpah! Mauft bic am meit:n ssrteNeytsn
@aiAiasn, mclds i5r san, ssmiS bei uns imbsn
werbet. siw1 ipart ihr Gele, renn ibr bel unt
Uoriprsdxt. Nsriudt es bloc.
so Cerberser Bine.
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GlartitraBe, I'm friids Uaf4s Sp tnriea.
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urb beroh i'm. Der Slider bemerfte es
uro risf aus GArht Die llmItekHota
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9alpb 81 ibmars.r 9ttirt, pa.
rum beriehlt 9u meins Slide?
Sd berieHe i'm nibt.
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SD lprede nit i1m.
limb NOS iasteit 9u su ib,n?
sd irus ibm na4 ben M:uis;eitsn iii
Der GATE.
limo uas iaste sr Sirg
Gr ioete. ct mile ieins. er lei lett 8
@oasn ni@t msbr ooyt seaDelen.
Tnnperfan9li1. - Gauf mann ;
Sd fam Gu9 ben St,if nit beifsm
Niuen nidt fir orei 0uloen Die Gle
Ssten!
Runbe: 6ol mcr lterben Tram uno
9.nber. .pen i'd fam mebr beSabten. '
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t5nnt ibr 0ram uno Rinber 10 periumen !!
Ranb.: @ie baibt, bin ID bod gar
n;@t u%trbairatbet!
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3o&ter an eiaen reiden Mann unb
ipra4 iebr germ pom Dem @Dblftanb
i6res 51wi:seriobnes. go iaste lie
au5 sinmal A.: ugsi meirsr 5o1ter 1T
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fapfeynen WaidteNel %binunter."
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h;es elm piirttembergilher Serseant
e;n.n &etruten. Ser Gplbat lit cine
btaue, nit rotten 2istn eingsfabte Ma'
fdine, ,u.lde i'd lantlos BON eiuem Or.s
gum anbern be,pesen laIien mub. NOR bic
treffeube Nntmort oes iunsen WsarsiOb'
nes.
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baSu 10 III 9ober 8eamter - b.s is bod
trunoerbas.
1cAann Nee ~wunberbar III ct iebi
man bios nod. ,uenn cen bober Beam.
ter teen Sauner is.
unueriddmter 9rudiebIer.-
Gin Gomponiit bate 81 elmer Muiit-
aufibruns elm 9ieb pieritimmis bruden
IaHtn. 3ur Yesei9nuns Der 9pnamil
uno &6ptbmit bate er barber acicBt
uSanft Iansiam uno nit Madbrud..
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fertis, Mnb Der GomponiIt empfins tie
absesosene gsemplare erit tur3 sl,por als
bas 2ieo seinnsen ,uerbsn iollts. Nidts
Uoies abnenb pertbeilte ct ioslei9 oas
In portitur eeorudte 9ieb. e@on als ct
bas 3ei@en gum Nnfans seseben, bOrte
er elm unterorldtes 2a@en, mos ipdter,
wdbrenb oas 2isb "seiansen ,purbe. 70
junabm. baS e. Die Some iiberpu9trte.
- 6aS bas fonftiid ourHaus perun.
sIi6te. Sic Sdulb an Dem ganSen llnr
glide bat.eein 8udIabe, tin urnsttsbr.
te1 q. Ser Stber bate. ndmli9 8eiett:
.easft hneiaa urb iua Ha%essd-"