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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

Set vJuuoueIS1tubss ue@telIVUo VIC &C"
feruns pon tinitli9en gliebmaBen an uers
trippelte Selbaten ui,u., uuroe in amens
birter Gaiiuns ansenommen. Der @eiebs
entuurf fit bic gerbinberuns uon S@eins
anseboten in ber poituerwaltuns, in Der
ii9 Elm Gebler einsei@li@en, tuuroe in be-
ridtister lafiuns ansenommen. 9lnses
nommen ,uurbe ber gei@luB, ruona9 Der
NusiduB flr Druid ansewieien 1T, $4,000
Grtra.g gremplare bes Beri9ts bes Cons
miifdrs iiir S9ulweien fir bas Sabr 1875
unb 1900 grtra grenplare bes Beri@ts
bes Spe;ialausi@uiies fir l1nteriu9uns
Der MiifiiippisBa BabIbetriisereien bruden
gu Iaiien. Ser Tobt bes SenOtors @apsrs
ton wurbe ausemelbet unb Elm @omite BON
pier Senatoren ernannt, I'M bic 2ei@e naW
benz Seimatbsorte ses Geritorbenen gu ses
leiten unb ibr bic leste gbre gu erweiien.
SIN 8eItnap Proseiie iino bic Serbanbs
lunsen unb Hlaibopers iOweit sebieben,
baB bic Sa@e ipru@reif 1T unb bas l1rtbeil
wabri9einli9 in ben eriteu Susen sefallt
wirb. 8ie es lautet wi6en bic @6tter.
&eprdientantenbaus.
Dem Senatsbei@IuB, wOna@ bic Goms
miiiion far bic Mburtbeiluns iber SCRIBE
runsen an ben rsllabama" sgnti@dbisunsss
fonb nod bis gum 1. Sanuar t. s. befes
fen iou, wurbe 3useftimmt. Ser Wabls
beanitanbunssfau Butts seseu Msadep,
pon Sabearolina betreffs beren ber Wabls
ausi4uB einifimmis beri@tet bate, bab tets
ner pon beiben Ye&tmdbis erwdblt iei,
wurbe bur9 Mnnabme bes Beri@ts erleSist.
Ser @onferen3ausi@ub far bas Grmeebubs
set unterbreitete einen pom san3en auss
i@ub untersei@ueten Beri&t, wel@em sus
sefimmt murbe. Der @eietentwurf far
bic mirtiamere Bei@isuns Der iabli@en
serassreuse wuroe anseuOmmen. Dem
@onferen3beri9t far bas Budget far uers
i9iebene Mussabea wurbe 3useitimmt. Die
gorlase bewiuist $2e, 1927 .eo5, sesen bas
goriabr cine griparuiB pon $40, ,2ss, ,445.
gs wurben $1,000 bewiaist sur 8eitreis
tuus tss Nusi9uiies, Der f9 na@ Galifors
MEN CUR l1nteriu6uns ber Gbineienfrase
besibt. Oas beri@tiste EOifbaSset, wels
9sm Der Yraiibent wesen zines wi9tisen
S9reibieblers feline 9enebmisuns uorents
baltsn bate, uurbe ansenommen. Oie
SenatsuOrlase fit Bewillisuns BON $780, :
900 fir bas 8aibinston Dentmal, purbe,
na9bsm bic Summe auf 5000, 600 erb0bt
.uorben mar, senebmist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
Snfdnotf@e 2sntofda,i.

vDie Yolitit ma9t curioie 8ettses
nofen", pfesen bic slmeritaner su fasen
unb bas ideint ii9 in bieier @ablcams
pasne re9t bsitdtisen 3u wollen. Betannts
lid sebSrten bic Turner uon jeber sa ben
rabiaten @epublitaner, itanben gu ben Des
motraten wie bas Geuer 3um Daifer.
3mar iasten bic Gerrn INNER, fie trieben
ais Turner ME Bolitit, itunben in ber
Beiberitimmredtsfrase INNER ba, NO iett
bic Republitaner iteben unb nun t0n,mt
auf einmaI ibr Organ bic v3utunft" un6
siebt fir Eilben unb &eform in ben &f.
@ir bdtteu eber er,uartet, baB Der 9immeI
eimitarse, ais baB oies sei@ebe, unb bod es
1T sei9eben. Die Eurner baben ii9 nit
ben Demotraten in's &eform 8ett selest.
Sie baben S@urs, ibren Mbsott uub ben
alien !0eder ibren 9answurit, 81 ben 8eis
bern unb Eempersnslern seneut unb seben
iest alein. 9war unsepobnt, fremb tOmint
ibnen Der @es Dor, auf benz Srldnber,
Si6ldn6er unb beion6ers bic meiiten vrSs
mii@en pfaffentue@te" wanbern, aber iie
finb bod frob, baB fie auf ber StraBe ber
Reform iinb. 3mar bic @abitaIiiiimi fnb
umsetebrt unb i@impfeu seseu ibr Organ
bic r9utunft", aber bic gerninftisen laiien
ii@ ni&t pom @ese abbriusen. Demos
traten unb Turner in einem Bette, strange
fellows farwabr.
Die repubIitanii DE @eformeams
pasne besinnt gut. Ser goriisenbe bes
republifanii9en gsationaI gomites uub
Setretdr bes Snnern 9a@. CHANDLER bat
fi@ na@ gsew yort beseben, UNI bic erfeu
Drdbte Bebufs grwdbIuus bes 6apess
@beelersEidets 3u Iesen. 8oriisenber bes
National: Gampasnesg sgomites unb Setres
tdr bes Snnern !-wel@e berrli9e Suuitras
tion gu ben giuilbienifrefo ormueripre@unsen
bes Germ 9apes bietet bas! rNuseiellte
unb Yarteifibrer"-io bate ber seiast-
rbirften ni@t bieielben perionen iein!"
..0os idobe bem Sffeutliden Sutereile !"
-Sa wobl benz OiientIi9en Sntereie.
0ie liberal repubIitanii@e
Mnr+.;;a tart urb bsorob.n eshur,
Der gater berielben, iitsu ieiner alten 9iebe,
Mn,n Ser ham ermS6tiote @ori,e.r bes
a,ot;ororoua;%u,,,a ho, ron .rsutusII.u
9fufruf FIR ,;,s am % euTi ob,ubort,nhs
g,otionor. q onn.nt;on onnuIr;rt inher, ~
foot ,in, 5orhe e; ,,nnStb;o o,mor6sn nurn
his b.;hsn erforot,r Wort.;. .Wor;uot;or,u
o., .;,.,, r,hr.us.n ap.tro,oo ,,r.rt e.rr
Mn.n h.r gobinoe,6i,h,n,n Wlumsn o,,f,s
Csrob
.......n
DaB 0'e aas s"'ab uep "''a"ea.M
SW"aPles perur19eu1e" N'eoe u"o Sp'e'
buben ni@t lanse au brammen braa9teu,
tonnte fi4 ieber auf ben Tinsern ab3dbIen,
Der bic Clique in @aibinston tannte.
@rant tonnte bod feline Greun6e u. Spiebs
senoHen ni&t Ianse binter ben tablen
Mauern laiIen, unb 70 iinb tenn bereits
iieben pom S4napsrins besnabist worben.
Natarli4 muBten, ebe bieie Besnabisans
gen NIT etwas Mnitanb Dor ii@ seben Toms
ten, alle &eformer beieitist ueroen. Debs
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
aa,,ug aus sen telegraph. ysps(&ek
&IGm6.

2onbon, 27. Suli. Gin 1erlintr
@pe,ialtelesramm ber .IimesA iast: Der
bsmotratii@e Werein in 0raulimt a. ",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

@nscisen fur pienies, 2ctterisn, 8lidslpiele
&C., als ssm 6siite Der fatb. Stir@e supiber Fns
ben feline auinabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

aae an3eisen ienOe man ipateitens
Mnntaa Moreru elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

3o6 eAr6eiten aaer Art prompt nuS 6iGis
aussefii6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

Seiratbs- unb SObstauseism nit Sprx&
$3.50, rbne Spru1 Si.0O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
Qncal>N Notiae,t.

llnter 5 3eilen 8rssisr w9tsn nittt anssnsm-
men. 5iir iete 3eile BREWER ebr bsren &aum
eas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic nG1Ren Wale 5 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

Guswdrtiss an,sissH mafen Srrausbsiaslt psrSsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
greise def 4nzeigea.

Seben 3Oa Der SpaIte per .$16y00'
~ - ,, 6 Rexate. $1,000
~ - 3 Ncnate. ......$ 600
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THx plague is once more threaten
ing the confines Of Europe. The prog.
ress of the pestilence last year in the
valley ofthe Lower Euphrates aroused
some alarm. and the contagion some
weeks ago began to spread to Meso-
potamia, and since tho beginning Of
March It has reached Bagdad. The
new outbreak shows much of the old
and mysterious fierceness before which
medical science for many centuries re-
coiled in despair. There is no reason
to expect that it's ravagcs will l,c lin
tied to the provinces Of Turkey in
Asia. Both in Egypt and in Europe
an Turkey the conditions in which The
plague breeds and spreads are still
prevailing, with little mitigation
since the time when Cairo and Con-
stantinople were almost annually dec.
mated by tn attacks Happily, there
is not the least ground for believing
that the essential conditions for it's rc-
production in Western Europe any
longer exist.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THs report Of Phillips, special reve-
nue. agent, who was detailed by the
secretary 81 the treasury to investi
gate the whisky ring and the custom
service in California last fall, has been
sent to the house. It revealed the ex-
istence Of q vast amount Of. swindling
and corruption, which Phillips charges
has been prevented from exposure BY
the district Attorney Of San Francis
co. and some. Of the revenue officers.
He refers to documents which show
that the treasury has been defranded
Of $4,000, 900 in about two years
time, and says that the charges made
by Senator Sargent against Clark,
revenue agent, were instigated by this
ring. Phillips also reports great
frauds in the customs service, large
quantities Of goods subject to duty
being admitted free or only partially
paid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02


GiiplM Iaox.-All efforts, as far q
durability gocs, to cover iron with
gold have been unsuccessful. Gold.
among all the known metals, stands
ct the head Of the electromagnetic
ones, and. in relation to iron, Is, Of oil
others, that which most powerfully
tends to promote its corrosion by air
and water, and by such impurities -
float in the air Of coal consuming cities,
both the gold and iron surfaces being
freely exposed to their action are des.
troyed. If . total separation could
De made by means sf q varnish ap-
piled on the iron before the gold Leaf
Was superposcd, the disintegration Of
both the metals could be stopped: but
no variksh yet ipvcnted will stand the
effects ii time. Galvanizing or coating
with zinc PRECIOUS to gliding il, nor
coating It with Tie Observation-Disclosures
methods with Gopher Or bronze, seem
likely, when goldi applied. to give
lasting results.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

COLONEL FoRNEY wrote from Lon
don that an English woman thinks
nothing Of twenty-mile walk in q
day, and he has two valued and by no
means juvenile friends, a gentleman
and his wife, who think lightly Of go
ing on foot to the Crystal Palace, Sy-
denham, which is twenty miles; away.
In a word, the English love their walk
a. they do their dinner. 1t is part
Of their life, and they cannot and win
not do without it. l heard Of an Eng.
lishman who was condemned to be
hung, and whose greatest regret dn-
ring his Imprisonment was that he
could not make his constitutional .
This habit q walking makes most
Englishmen and women Indifferent to
what we call comfortable fires, and as
to stoves, they consider them unheaL
thy, and they are rarely found in their
homes. They laugh at us when we
ask for extra blankets and shrug
their shoulders. evidently thinking US
somewhat efeminate, to complain Of a
chill the existence Of which their st-on-
ger constitutions and weather-worn
skins cannot recognize.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

A SAFE deposit vault inst completed
in London is deemed invulnerable. II
is sunk forty six feet into the ground.
with walls Of brick and concrete six
feet thick. Inside this structure is the
safe, three feet thick, made Of fire
brick and undrillable iron. The metal
doors weigh four tons each, and are
swung BY hydraulic. power.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

The statement that Stewart died Of
Inflammation Of the bowels was mis-
take. It seems that ct the last Of his
usual Sunday dinner parties there
were just thirteen persons present at
the table. It is : fact we'll known to
al people who are posted in signs
that when this number sit at table
somebody, il sure to die before the
next party meets. Stewart knew
this, and had previously avoided the
number. to which fact HE long life is
probably due; but on this occasion
there was no way to avoid. One 81
the thirteen guests noticed the mum.
her, and informed Stewart Of 1t. In
eight days the master Of the, house
was dead. - .a'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

A ST.. LoUIs scientific estimates that
the annual loss to farmers caused BY
insects averages 500. 1000, 900; that
the chinch bug alone. in 1874. caused
a loss Of $50, 900 to the Western
States, and that in three years the
grasshoppers have caused loss Of
$50, 900 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

The men who run the snow-plow
trains IN the Sicrras deserve kind
thougnta from all travellers. It is .
touching sight to see them, at . sig
nal, take their stations. Behind tho
plow are ten OF a dozen heavy freight
locomotives. Should rail break nm.
der the FIRST engine, Of cn0Esc the otl'-
ers would be piled in an indistinguish-
able heap m . moment, and yet
through days and nights these men
keep tiicir places. Last week, with.
out Q moments rest or relaxation one
q these trains tonight for twenty.eirht
hours against d bank Of snow. only
two miles in length. before it was
broken. One white man and two Chi
nanen were crushed 10 death. bot, "a
IN battle, the fallen were carried ia the
rear, and the fight against the storm
never RELAXED until the way was
cleared. To ride through The snow
at Emigrant gap and Blue canyon Il
ike floating at the bottom Of & canal.
the banks Of which are twenty feet
high. This shows how patiently and
persistent,y the work has conc on.
Against the storm, the cold. the ava.
lanche, tile fire and steam and iron
these men have toded, Ranking and con.
quering winter in his very stronghold.
though backed BY every one ef his
prime ministers. Men on hattIe-6elds
night for glory and the kind rennem.
ORANGES Of their cosatrymcn. Men 81
gen make superhnman cxcrfions Cor
great rewards. That no selfish mo.
tive may Be asoribed to.she silos t.piov'
MN % tatnish the glos An fie(r e.
roic ~ RELEASED IcIII sct1E wxl,I !
1tlte ~ ~ 80 sl,Il y y. ~ I3'Is;I Ss'l
II ~ q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

ARocK fifty BY ono hundred feet IN
size is said to be moving from the top
of Lookout Mountain at the rate OF one
inch an hour, and tho people have
been warned net to travel over the
rad at the foot of the mountain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THE indications arc that the gran.
germovement lIas lost ground within
ayear past, and that as an order the
Patrons of Husbandry will be short
lived. Conceived in 1865, the order
did not spring into actunl existence
until 1871. Its most rapid growth
was in 1871, when dispensat;ons
for subordinate oranges were applied
for at the rate Of from l,7O0 to $500
per month. 1t is difficult to explain
the reason for its rapid decadence. A
secret feature was embodied in the o..
der to increase its cohesion, hut this
iii would appear, was Of no avail to
prevent members from going apathct-
ic and permitting subordinate oranges
70 pass out d. existence. Conaposed
Of both sexes and Of all parties. t has
necessarily been unable to play any
direct political part in the Legislation.
81 the oountry. 1t has been . buc.
bear;; however, 10 the politicians. and
has exerted : restraining influence for
GOOD II many cases. II never sue.
aejed in gpioing much of y foolhcld
~ }d1 D a. New, England states
III linly IN Ohio, Mime.
| - tl lIIinpie md Indiana
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THr San Francisco Mechanics insti
snte library contains the British pat
ent reports, complete, from l6l7 to
the present date. There are 6OO vol
u us and it cost the institution So
500 to have them bound.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

SsNAfok CAMERON writes on his sev.
antv-eighth birthday that he looks
back On his political course from first
to last with can approving con.
science Evidently, says the St
Louis 1fmes, death has no terrors
1br Simon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Mss THuRsBY commands the lar
gest salary Of any cboir-singer in the
country. She is to receive s., 600 .
wear for singing at the Brooklyn Tab
Z srnacle, with carriage, hotel bills, etc,
il addition. a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

An illinois gii is working night
and day to get it ready for the Centen.
NAL. She has got 6.0l4 pieces all
sewed in, and has only 1896 more to
sew. She Is sure it will take the rags
of Of all the other bed quilts on exhi
bitiOn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

The Protestant pupils in the public
schools Of st. Cloud, Mimi, are sent
home on two afternoons Of each week,
and the Roman Catholics are taught
by priest the Roman Catholic cate
chism. t.tttr Ea+I W. as3tff
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THERE are over 10000 soldiers
,,nried in the National Cemetery at
1Vic Nh The spot has been rem
dcred very beautiful and is visited io9'l. oa'-
Il 81 large numbers Of people.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THr man who is curious to see now
the world could get along without
him. can find out by sticking 2 cam
ibric.needie into q Smill-pond, and then
withdrawing II and looking y the 'nf
hole. II W - .,.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

!. Tan. requirement Of four months
comfy residence IS . qualification Y
vote Is oi1aid, t. disftanchise 500 Metho'
dist ministe every year 70 the ht'I o'a1e
Of New York, u, III, gx;.s ana.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

! y !
: - - soms} 6i1 y lis psrt
= vor, 4 dtop yoo = e,; yoa
$50 ~ IByer. ut Gney.
snne: nnrthe e. r on hs h1ss ! :
; :5sn1arvx lsst>eDd landed pre pnfse
-ISfh. Cane through AZ right, Cnas
ter CITY Is situated on French cr0ek,
s Il. airbti n,iies from It's head. i
contains 81 this time about three hun,
dre s1 houses ana 4 population of per-
,hans 1 tfousand souls. This country
i mnch oyerrated, although there u
pold here, bot at the same time I have
fund nothing yet that will pay There y 8, 2
AZ four thousand people IN the Hills.
and should they still continue for the
next two months at the rate they have
been coming for the last month, there
win Be ten thousand here BY the first !.
az June. l am mining fifteen mile
north 81 here On Spring creek; Am
working in 4 hill; and should find
anything that will pay. ! shall cut 2
ditch. which will cost me about three
thonsand dollars. The winter here
has been quite pleasant. and q this
time the snow is about gone. IwouId
not advise any one to come here. yet.
though at the same time j ! were
there and doing nothing and
know what ! now know Of the Black
Hills. | should come here. Gold has
been found In some eight or ten gulches.
We think that we will have trouble
with the Indians, as they have COM
menced to run of stock and have
killed three men this week. ! had
a fight on the S8th Of last month. Had
ten men that l was bringing through
from the Missouri river. The Indians
lit in on us about midnight and run
through our camp, firing some forty
shots at MS. bat hitting no one. They
got away with some Of our horses.
l could tell you much more had ] more
time to write. Write soon. -
B. FRorn,xcrox..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

!. AMONG ahe interesting rciics Of more
than one hundred years Ago, 70 be ex.
hibitcd at the Centennial Exposition,
IS the printing press At Which Benia'
min franklin worked in Lond ion, when
lourneymaa printer in l19o q The
press has remained in Eng end III
these years, and will be exhil ited ID
l:r native country for u 80
time during the coming 81 Ier,
Among the relics Of moro M eru
days y the pillow made Oh the d aie|
Webster farm = Franklin, New Hs 10
shire, under Ito great Granger r =
iel's, ss,pervision, ansi partly 81 Drr y
telnial. s ~ !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
SIR bas Gtnfansem Der 8ant

SIR baS G~fnfanstn Der 8ant-
ia NcrtbFelb srurben betanHtItG BON
berl9iebenen @eiten Gelbiuntuaen ausseieBt Ia,
@elnmmtbetrase BON 5000. auf teIGe ni&t
peniser als 95 gsriOnen gnipru@ ua&ten.
Gum 3wed zines freunbli&en Mbfcmnnsns iuur'
ben bret GrtebensriGter ernaant unb ermdG-
tist, bic Nanien BON NQen, tpel9e etnea Intbetl
beanipru&en, entsssensunebmsn, unb absr bic
gnfpri&e 81 entl&etbeu; bic &t&ter rebucir.
ten bic 3abl ber GOrbernben Bis auf so. Die
~ SertbeiIenbe gelcbnuns belGuft f&, pie Be-
merit auf $500 auBer bet BON ben @rpreB-
GOnnpasuien &c. ausssfesten 8eIcbnunsen, auf
beren &us3abIuns nur tuents gusli@t 1T. 81.
s. s. Seseranue 1T NIT @ertretuns Der an.
ipru&. @rbebenben beauftrust. Ct pirb, tenr
bic @eeBeebuns bic @elber beptatst bat, ben
@ruserneur UNI @rnennuns elmer @pmmilFon
erlu&en, tpelGe Serfiet Die Siel ieber GiuaeIne
Der fir bere&tist Grfldrten erbalen icu. gOr-
IGufs siebt man biOfssr Wetle 3m, ba6 bic
fieben n1utbisen Mdnner, tpeI&e III bas DidtGi
bee gul&es, no bic &duber f& Serfedt batten,
etn braneen, ~ ben srOBtsn gerbGltniB- Nntbet-
len bere@ttst fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

aus Sbatupee publteirt bu&p Yfarre,
plut cine ensrstf@e sesen ieasn Gtnienbsr &c.
ri&tete GrtIGruns, wsI&er fiiraIi& tn Der bisl'
gen Pioneer-Press bic fali&e Inf9uIbisune
eri@etnen lief, oils Batte Yfarrer yIut BET @n.
LAP Der iiusfen @abIen il@ uneebabrIiG
tn bic @ttmmsebuus ietner GenaetnbsssnOhsr
einsentiiGt.
Sr. pfarrer Vlut erflGrt, auf ~fetnerIet berar.
ttse SerIeumcerii&e acknowledgement antpurttr
su pDllen. ebe Der lrbeber berleIben bic MastG
pom @,ef9t nimrtt hnb gu ieinen 8ebauptun.
gen feben rerbe; sei&sbe btse, 70 tuerbe ein'
MnttpOrt erfulsen, bic fiber bas YubIitum
wena aud ntGt ben 8erleumber feIbf, sufrie.
benitslsn Uerbe. 5r. pfurrer ylst banbeIi
bterin TN Sntert1e Der seinmmtsn iatbOlif&er
Yrisfsrf6aft sesen welGe bic MnsriFe semtfel
| Ganatiter gertGtet Inb.
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DaS Grunten boIb.IfsIse 10
tur& Guti&sio bes Sberssri&ts ais su &sGl
bstebenb uno SerfafuussmGbis ertIdrt pDresn.
SbsrriGtsr Berry ftntmt nit 9sine GoDsseu
tnfpfern ni&t therein, ais Ct Bel ftiner fribe-
rem GrflGruns bIeibt: ss banbIe f@ bier um
bic Grtebuus etaer Steuer unb ni1t nm Die
&esuItruus Ses 9anDeIs nit ~seiftsen @etrGn.
fen uuter Der wrIisetsewalt. 9err s 8letn bate
ben yrcBsb sessn ben @taat anssbOben, unO 70
wie bic Sa&e isBt Itest, buff nur nod Gin en-
ersil&ss Mnftreten tn ber 2estsIatur.
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(Nitaetketlt.)

BUR Irauuns bee 3errn hilbert 9
Stem NIT Gr6aletH Gmilie &O&at erIauben I'D
ntsbrsre 8reunbe bieies frebiansn ianseu
@annss, ttnt fupie ittner Seebrten Sraat bier
nit SfsntIi& tbre a&tunsssuaen @Iiif~dni&s
bar3nbrtnssn. MSse tire gerttnbuns etae mii
tpabrent Slid seitsnete ietn!
Iutbtg f&reite auf ber 2ebensbabn,
@te btster, su Dsinern !3id beran
IN ber 2tete punnespQsm ganb, .
@ttts erinnert bae In treuer @etlt
Dein ssba&t tutrb aud tint Greunbestreile.
Mebrere GreInbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

Da @pncert bes Qtebertrani
mar lesten MOntas re&t erfOIerei&, uno 70.
pobI bic GiusslSUrtrGse pie bic gb5re erutetsn
BON benz anfmertianaen pubIituu1 ben Serbisn-
ten Seifaa. DAP Setbert's SrGeier pader
basu beitrus, ben effect iu bebeu, brau@t man
taunt su iasen. Bel 70 treffi@en 8rdften un-
ter Der 2ettaus bss bspdbrteu Dtrisentsn Srn
s s Ssrter fam man i@ nod r1an$en att
stebeneen @euuB TN 2aufe pteler Cation Der.
fpre&eu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

Sn @tnona trteben, tute Der bprttse @t.
Ier uteIbet, felt etntser 3ett Dtebe unb Gtnbre.
der arset llnfus. 90 bra@ea Iebte @D@l
Dtsbe TT bas Gafbaus bts Ssn s. Burrmeifel
uab plinberten bic Taf@en son 9~UfsGneern
trdbrenb bieisIten seaitblt& f&nnr&ten. Gben.
70 tn bic @obnuus bes Vafcrs Der Yolen-Ge.
rtstnbe. MuBsrbem tuurber @erlu@e semaGt,
in bic Office ees Or. &cener unb bas Wcbn.
baus BON 8. 6. Gubrmann etn,ubre&en, pat
tnheb niGt aeIana.
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8inteer ais binia.

@peber erbalten:
@Oleue glantets. bic sr6Bts ~guswabL, mel
DE nod ie tn ct paul pftrtrt purbe. Dtei
8lantets fnb bon eiuem bis su swt,
DsIlar biaiser bas gaar, ole pie fe font
irseubwp su baben fnb.
Us aterprpu f9par3e zip a
wollene GIaneIIe NJ. 10, au fsbr bsr-
absefebten wretien bel
D. @. s neerfpIt u. &c.,
neten Der Bride, ct paul, Minu.