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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20
"FrOg Eye" Frederick COuHa.
ty, Virginia. Items

Farmers are busy planting corn,
1t is quite healthy in this section
at present.
Many persons are making calcula-
tiOns to visit the Centennial exihi-
bition during the summer.
Which is the best paper published
in the valley? Any one who reads
the INDEPENDENT can answer that
question.
Most of the lambs in this neighbor-
hood, in fact, we believe in the coun-
ty, have been purchased by Northern
buyers at good prices.
The growing wheat in this section
of the valley is looking finely-better
than for years past.
There is large area being planted
in corn in this section of the county,
this season.
Marketing of all kinds is plentiful
in Winchester, and compare in prices
with Martinsburg rates.
Jordan's White Sulphur Springs
will be open this season for visitors,
Notwithstanding large portion of
the main building was destroyed by
fire last winter.
There is at present every indica-
tion Of a bountiful fl uit crop. Plenty
of blossoms of every variety, some of
of the early peaches have been in
jured by the frost, but the latter va
rieties have escaped thus far.
This is looked upon by the farmers
as an unusually late spring, and
many of them are out of provender
and there is more than one old
"muly'' and "Brindle" on half ra-
tionS.
The lawmakers of our good old
quiet State have closed their arduous
legislative labors and returned to
the quiet of their peaceful homes,
to brood over their folly in throwing
away that extra dollar-five dollars
per day instead of six.
1t is thought by all the lovers of
good "apple jack" that that favorite
beverage will, as usual, be very plen-
tiful around here this fall. All the
little distilleries along the mountain
ranges are making arrangements to
run on full time as the apple crop
promises a good one, which, by the
way is becoming quite business,
there beinga good home market for
all that can be manufactured.
The friends of Mr.. T. l.. Harper,
of Tomahawk, are sorry to learn of
his late misfortune. 1t was however
superfluos in your report at that point
to add that he was sober when he
fell, had he been otherwise he would
received no injury. MICK.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20

The wheat is looking splendid here.
Mr.. j III Kitchen has the best look
ing wheat in the Valley, not except
ing Shanghai.
The High Constable's wrist is so
that the tourniquet has been taken
off, and in a few days he will be seen
on the "dun."
While passing down Water Street,
and by the house of William, heard
his melodious voice singing "Dandy
Jim from Caroline. Here's was
sail to him.
Chief Justice Candy goes to jones'
Spring to try an important case sent
up from the Court below. This case
has been tried by Hollis and Stucky,
Esqrs., of Gerardstown District land
the decision is look for with anxiety.
Mr. A Rooney raised his barn last
week. 1t required good many
hands, as it is a large building, and
will be the best barn on Bacon river.
He rolled out the keg of cider that
was kept for the purpose, and had vi
ands in abundance, and it did me
good to see Mr. l. H, the gastrono-
mer, help himself at the table.
There was a fight at Mr. Henshaws
mill between one-eyed Murphy and
Charles Edwards. They grappled
with each other, and their lives were
saved by the timely appearance of Mr.
Henshaw. He saved them from fall
ing into the pitment where the wheels
would have ground them to shreds.
Murphy is one of w HI LIS clients.
r.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20
JoElDsOnt0Wn lens.

The rains of this week have brought
out the oat crop.
The Sabbath School will be organ
lied for the summer at Johnsontown
church next Sunday.
The wife of Mr.. John Dorrence,
formerly of your town, died at his
residence near this place, last Friday
night week.
Mr. Jacob Keesecker, near this
place, has a field of ten acres of wheat
which stands second to none in the
county.
The crop of dogwood blossoms has
never before been so large as this sea-
son. According to Old Virginia
this indicates large corn crop.
An old gentleman living in Nor
gan, on the border of this county,
now 81 years of age, has been quite
sick for some days past, with but
poor hopes of his recovery.
The vineyard planted recently by
Mr.. Joshua Tabler, is doing finely
Every set is growing. His enterprise
has put others in the notion of en-
barking in the same business.
Mr.. Hezekiah Johnson, who was
recently severely injured by being
run over by heavily loaded wagon,
is fast recovering. He will have a
stiff joint at the ankle.
Mr.. Geoege Bishop, who recently
purchased a tract Of land from Mr..
John w. Miller. is having it survey
ed. 1t is to be hoped he will leave a
good open road for the use of the
people OF this community. O.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20
ABOUT INTEREST.

From the proceedings or congress
we learn that a bill is now pending,
which prescribes per cent. as the
rate of interest throughout the whole
country. This reminds us that last
winter a year, at Charleston, Mr..
Gettinger, one of our delegates to the
Legislature, introduced resolution
in the House, which passed that
body, instructing our Senators and
Representatives in Congress to the
same effect, to-wit:
"WHEREAs, The present high rate
of interest prevailing in this country,
produced by the heavy Indebtedness
of the general, State, county and mu-
nicipal governments, and continued
chiefly by the fact that the General
Government enters the market so
largely, as the competitor of the bor-
rover, at rates that the great inter-
ests Especially the agriculturaD of
the country cannot bear, therefore,
as preliminary step towards the cor
rection of the said evil, be it resolved
by the Legislature of West Virginia,
that our Senators in Congress are
hereby instructed, and our Repre-
sentatives requested to favor and
support such a policy as will enable
the Government, at the earliest day
possible, to reduce and make uniform
throughout the United States the
rate of interest, and if practicable to
provide for the taxation of the Gov
eminent bonds"
This to us seems sound sense. We
are convinced that if any good can be
accomplished by legislation in this
matter, it can only be affected by
making a uniform rate all over the
country. So long as one rate pre-
walls in West Virginia, another in
Ohio, another in Kentucky, &C., and
still dnother-wlth reference to pen
atty, as applicable to National banks,
and over which institutions the
States have no control, just so long
is it idle to talk about regulating it,
as to any given per cent. "Water
will find it's level" and just so sure
will money seek the best investment
that can be found.
But our chief object in calling at
tention to the subject at this time,
was to remind our readers of the po-
sition of Mr.. Gettinger on the ques-
ton, and are free to say that we were
disposed at first to criticise his
course on the usury bill of last win
ter, and take the liberty to say that
if those who condemn his vote on
that occasion would do him the JUS
tice to consider it fairly land give the
motives actuating him proper consid-
Grafton, that like ourselves, instead of
ce1asuriqg they would approve his
course. We have heard Mr.. CTS ex-
PLANTATION, and are entirely satisfied
that he did right and voted honestly
and conscientiously. We onot wish
to be misunderstood. We are not writ
ing in the interest of MI. G more than
to do him justice, but believing he has
been misunderstood in this matter,
we recognize it as our duty as public
journalists, simply as an act of JUS
tice.
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for outdoor intercourse and enjoy
ment? We answeo, pay your re-
spects to your neighbors and your
friends, and let warm friendship,
a vitalizing intercourse be kept up.
Let your children do the same. Let
them do it scith you and as part of
you. Let the little ones mingle to-
gether In amusements and sports, but
not i'm promiscuous crowds, in i'm
proper localities, or at unreasonable
hours. GAMMA.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20
Professionalism is Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-Alea-
fly still maintains the lead in the wal
king match, but Schemble has much
improved during the day and his
hackers feel confident that his encu-
rance will make him a dangerous
competitor before the close of the
match.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20

The Washington county, Md, far
mers complain Of the ravages of dogs
on the sheep folds.
Charlestown will be honored with
the editorial dignity of the State on
June LIST.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20
Ex-Governor Bullock Led to
the Slaughter.

ATLANTA, GA, May 17.-Gx-Gov
ernor Rufus B Bullock was brought
back to-day under requisition from
the Governor after an absence of five
wears.
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A young lady of Marion coun-
ty attempted to commit suicide a
few days ago, but was rescued by
two men. She had difficulty
with neighbor which seems to
have been the cause of the rash act.
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An infant son of Adolphus Ham,
ilton, in Preston county, emptied
the contents of a coffee pot on its
brest and shoulder, from the eff
fects of which it died in few
hours.
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The work of fixing up cottages for
summer occupation at Berkeley
Springs has commenced.
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WIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
is the natural enemy of Consumption,
distilled from the lDe-sap of the euer-
green forest, emitting that mysterious
aroma and filing the very air with joy
.ful sensations of Strength and vitol
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Remedy for Coughs and Sore Throats
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Spring Suits not yet perceptible.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-30
Iloriba a.

SaNabofite, "a. Noubr. Sic
@crbanblungen in Saden Der erlane=
men Ginbalts= uno Manoamusbsfeble
murben beuts Dor &idter @4;h fortse<
lest. Sic Gntldcioun9 wiru ent,ueoer
bcute Nbeno ODER morsen absegeben
peroen. Sa nod orei Counties nit
ibren @eridtcn i'm Gud itanoe linb,
wiro bas 8ciammtreIultat jcoenfal!f
nidt Dor Montng befannt werbcn>
Niles beutet barauf bin, bab Die &alo=
ritdt fir bic cine obcr annsre sei.s eint
duberit serinse lein wiro. GnIlte MIDI
sescn bic b%eporl tebenbe g.ttlheioune
oes Gidters @9ite dppcn;l't weroen, lr
oiiritc oie 3dbluns a,n Montug Doe,
Sienstag Beginner. SIN 6dlle abe
cine @ppc(lation 'pcr nddlttm Som
nerstag eingereiAt'piro, Itebt 81, ermar=
ten, oaB Die 3G6luss inter alien I'm.
ltanoeh biz '3um 3. 9ecember oouerl
Ihiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-30
State Of Minnesota,
County Of Stearns. o.
IN PROBATE COURT.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Daniel Bohner Deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition of
Elizabeth j. Bahner of said County, rep
%resenting, among other things, that
Daniel Banner late of said County on
the 29th day of October A. ID. 1876, in
said County, died intestate, and being Il
resident of this County at the time of
his death, leaving goods, chattels, and
estate within this County, and that the
said Petitioner is the widow of said
deceased, and praying that administra-
ton of said estate be to her granted, it
is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court, on
Saturday the 10th day of December A. D.
1876, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at the Probate
Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased,
and to all persons interested. by publish
ing a copy of this order for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing,
in the ''Nordstern'', a weekly Newspa-
per printed and published at st. Cloud
in said County.
Dated at St. Cloud the 9th day of
November A. d. 1876.
By the Court,
Peter Brick,
Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-30

Sombinatipnen 9lalben, miro man mo-
non uns ni6t er!parten. Spd
uns auf Der anoeren Seite aud
Die teden N6lcu9nun9en beg Nr6i ioen=
ten uno Sbcrman's ni1t Der @abrbeii
entlprc1cno.
SHenbar lit Grant pie!meGr i'm ge=
grille, scwille inn ;petn,dbig l6eineno,
Sorli@tsmabre9eln su treien. Ntiid
leine mebrmo!s m~ieOer6olte gemerfung
v@enn gu9onan Nrdlioent wdre
tonrte CO mpbl llnruben sebcn. 81
ni9t." mirO in 81 ummcn9anSe oami
per tdnOl,@.
gSorauI bicle GorTAtsmobrcgcA
si9entli@ ab5iclen? Sarauf Die Sn.
%auauration Siloen's gu li6ern, eclpii
ni6t. Senn ooSu brou6te man tcin'
Soloatcn. MaIia Grant miro alil
mobl ieincn Sarteiireuno 9opcs in.
@eibe Saus iiibren wolien. Wmer.)
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Gin merfmiiroiaer sSal pr
oclspprt belle Sulpenoen.

Gin merfwiiroiser 6al BON
SGeintuo. SIN Sen lesten Sa9en pori=
ger @o9e perii el in Goa5oro, ST., sic
am S6orlo6fieber erfrontte So1tcr
zines in oicl EN- County leb6aften
SaHrn, Mamers Mnoreiu McGregor,
in cinen tpoesd9nli6en 3ultano, uno
oa ScOcrman tie fir toot bislt, 10 ,pur=
Den Mnltaltcn Su i9rcr geeroi9uns se=
t%rofen. Sebtere ioate am Sreitag
Itattfinoen. Die 2cidc puroe l,a9 Dem
lieben Meilen pnm SrauerDaule ent=
%ferntcn Sorf e Mioole Greet scbra6t,
no in Ser &ir0r sic Sootenfeier ltott=
fano uno Ser Yreoiscr 90. Srooood sic
SciGenreoc bielt. sis aber bic 2eio=
tra9enScn Mnltaltcn ma6ter, bic Stride
Sl perloHen uno mod einen elbl6ieos=
bid aui Die 9eliebten 3ii9en Ser Sob
ten" mari EN-, glaubte elmer o,rlelben gu
ocmerfcn, oab Die innere Seite ocs
Glasocdels pom ear9e lei9t bcldla=
gen lei, uno ma@te Die anosrn auf bic
len I'm tano aafmerfl SIM nd0iten
@usenbIid mar Der Sar9oedcl abse=
l,ommen, uno 9lei@ oarouf 5emertte
man an Dem &Orper 2ebensSei9ea.
Siele Gntocduns Der ebte ale Nnpe=
lenoen in ireuoiSe I%ufresuns. @ab=
reno na6 einem @rste sei6idt wuroe,
maro Die S6eintoote na9 Dem unse=
fa6r anoertbolb Meilen entfernten
oss Trebi9ers sebra9t, no Ser
balo oorauf anlaasenbe slr5t feline
San5e &unlt auf bot, I'M ben 2ebensiun=
fen III Der Soot9eslaubten wieoer an
5ufa6cn, mas inn audi selan9. Nad
Den leStcn Na@ridten lebte oos Mldo=
den nod uno muroen Die bel ten Soft.
nunsm fir feline @isoergcneluns se=
be9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-30

Gin neuer @eemeg mad
China. 9err 8. Sultan Saunfelot,
Der @oritanb Der idpeoiiden genten+
rial. bot aug ieiner
9eimotb Nadridten betommen, Die fit
Mdnner Der @iHcnl4aft unb seefabrer
b0dit intcrefIant fino.
Ser betannte idwebiide MineraIose
uno gntoedunssreilenoe, NrofeHor
goroenstiolo, Der in philadelphia als
Yreisri@ter tbdtis mar uno am 80.
sunni feline 9eimreiie aneetreteu bate,
bat namlid einen reuen see,pes nod
gbina entbedt. Nnfanss Mu9ult
legelte er nit einem tleinen 9ampfer
pom 9ammerfet, auf Der norpesiiden
SnleI Gualpt, Der n0roliditen staot
Guropa's ab unb ,uies ourd ben grfol
'ieiner &eiIe mad eaB feline sbeorie, bob
oas Gismeer cine ofene @aHeritrabc
biloe, ri@tis lei. Ct fonb ndmli& oas
9an;e Gismeer BON 9ammcrfeit on
noroli4 bon gapplanb une Sibirisn bis
CUR Manouns oea Oeniiei T(uHes often
uno seist, bab man. bieien Jlub binauf
|fabrenb, fat an Die @rensen Gbina's
selanseu tann. 9as 2anb in Der
gia@earidoft bes Deniisi TluNes 1T
fradt5ar uno mlturfabis uno lelbit bos
@oNer i'm Gismeere unsewobnlia
tporm.
Ser 0eniiei GIub entiprinst in Mon.
sulien, iiioli9 BON Dem Atlassebirse,
oos China uno @ibirien ldeioet, uno
fliebt ourd ben 9eiliscn Gee mad Sbi-
BET uno bon pa in Dos Gismeer. Seine
Guellen linb nur $50 Mtcilcn BON Sen
Guellen beg Mmur Tluiies entfernt, Der
it'd in bic japanelildc Gee ergie5t, uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-30
Ser q II.

lpell mir ben StimmSdb!un9s<G Cont
m~llllonen in ben erl9ieoenen b%eltrit=
tenen Staatcn einprdsen mDbten, ooB
ibre Sanolunssipeiie often, ebrli6 unb
iiber jeoen Geroadt erbaben lein mNB.
So Danoelt li9 bier ni6t I'M Den Chr
gels poer Den perI0nli6en StolS ser
6anoioatcn, lonocrn I'M bic SntereNen,
Die G9re uno pielleiht ben Srieoen oes
Sanoes, uno oamit oasf tcin freoelbal=
tee Spiel 9ctricben wcrocn."
Werifo.
Sapanu, %. Nop. Mus ser StuSt
N-lerito bonn -. 3. 80. eatirte Nta1ri9-
ten melocn, bob bic pplitil9e Situation
BORT neNeroings cine leDr perpirfelte ge=
woroen lit. Scr friibcre Sberri6tsr
SsIelias bat li6 mlttelIt elmer Grutla=
nation gum prouilorii9en Yrdlioenten
Der Gepublit erfldrt uno leinen Gesie=
rungsliy in 2con, I'M Staat Guanojoto,
anfsel6lasen, belicn 9e9islatur uno
Gouocrncur onf leiner Seite ltebcn.
Gin She'll Der Gsforte, Die SgIelias mad
Scpn begleitete, griif Die omerifonil9en
M~tililonare inter Dem Guf: Nieocr nit
Den Yrpt,l tantcn. an, uno Sic MRjllio.
mare perbarritaoirtcn li0 in eincm 0aule,
6is bic Eoli5si ibncn ;u Silie fam.
SglcIias bat Elm r~eselmdbiges &obiret
nit Minitsrn beg &ric9es> Der alslpdr=
tlSm an9eIeSenbeiten &c. ernannt. Sit
iipii9en lino &esierunsstruppen i'm
Nrmorl6 anf 2rnn, unS Ssleiias wiro
pcrmutbli@ balo bic Glu1t cr9rcifcn,
oa tein anocrer Staat li9 fir i'm er=
tlart bat. Gomes 9alaria, ebcmaliser
6ommiliar in @oi3inston, lopie Mlas
uno GamipeI Mtit9liebcr oes Sberge=
rl1ts befinoen lid unter Ser Mnflaee
Der Terl6porung in ensem @e1pabr=
lam. 1000 Gounicaoos srsriIien Selib
pom Mpiciaco, an ,peldem 9unfte oie
YuebIo Gil eubaEn bic 9inie Merifo=
Sero=erus treust, 10 oaB Der sanse
Tsrfebr sipil6en BEN %genannten
Staoten untcrbroden lit. Spdteren
Na3ri4ten Sufolse ioQen Sic Nuiitanoi=
l6n @piciaco beim b%erannaben Der
9tesiernn9struppen na9 tursem gsioer=
ltano serdumt boben.
General Sia5 belt ned Oayoca BE-
lest. Ser amerifanil9e gunoesse=
lanote 9err Softer mar in Merico ei,=
sstrpHen.
Ser Snoianertries.
G3eeenne, 49,, 30. Mpp. General
Grppt's Sruspenobtbeilung errei6te
am Is. B. ~. Sort &eno. Nodoem
9essn 400 Snoianer ii6 ibm angeldlol=
EN- jabIte Die urter ieinem &ommanoo
operirenoe Nrmet nunmebr 1000 Mann.
Die feinoli6cn Snoianer foQen auf bei=
ben seiten beg Big Sorn @ebirses
lmberi treifen, uno wabrl9einli9 wiro
3iiben mie oriben elm Gelosus notb=
fem, nm ben Geino su unter<
Gra5p 9orie nit 400 2obses
bat Elm Eager am &ole 8uo aufsel9!a=
gen, uno General Wlc&en;ie lit nit elmer
Notwithstanding nad jener @esenb
aufsebroden, ,uo er pprau !: idtlid se=
gen ben %. ). %. eintreHen miro.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-30

III hamit prattii6 Die Mosli9teit nod
gepiclen, oob leidtsebaute SampfIdiife
Swil6en Gbina uno europa aui cinem
nm Saulenoc BON Wci!en fiirseren 8e9e
perfehren fDnnen.
Soltc lid oicler rclle Sceues als be-
fabrbar bcraus l~tcllen, 10 miibte erin
Scm Sanocl suii6en europa, China
uno Sapan cine formlide &euolution
%ueranlalcn uno Gublano, in beicn Sc
biets CT bauptld@li@ Iiest. enormc @un=
oeIspOrtleile i~umenoen.
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Gin iunoer Monn, N0mens GreN

= Gin junser Niann, Mamens Grco
Bergen, Der iriiber bel @errn S. $.
gSiaiomlon uno lpdter bel Serrn &.
6roit in @abalDa GountD ols
eierf bei@ditigt NOR, bat III iei=
mem juseno!i6cn Glitter BON II Sab
rem in Den lcgtcn Sasen Strci6e aus
sefii6rt, Die man bon einem 10 jungen
Nlanne taum fir mGslid Dalten loltc.
Na6oem CT li1 wd6reno leines Gn9a=
gemen.s Bel Serrn @ilidmlon e!nen
S6lulisl SIT Der bintercn Sbiir bon
oeIien @etrcioelpci9er 81 pcrl6ahen
sepuBt, ldeint CT l6on leit lGn9erer
3eit nit Dem Ylane umsegansen 5u
Iein, cine 9rDbcre Mense ..Getrcloe SIT
lteblen. ST perabreoetc li6 81 bielem
3wete nit ucrldieocncn jungcn 2cuten,
Die inn bel Ser Musiilbrun9 lein(s
Ylanes belfen %lollten. Mcbrere ldlu=
gen ibrn tire 9iilfe aus, bod fano er
Sulctt in Ser Yerlon zines iunsen Man=
mes 9iamens S6omos Coleman einen
= Serratber. s. Bergen bate nit
Dem l%estsenannten junscn Manne ieiae
Spetulation perabreoet uno in Ser
Gam tag Na9t lolte Der SiebI tail bes
Gstreioes aus9dii9rt perocn. Cole
man t~S,ciltc jeood bos @orba6en oes
Bergen Der YoliSei nit, bic li3
aud in aenanntcr Ta6t ebenfaas
in ser Nd6e oes @etreioelpeiders elm
lamb. Cur belprpdcnen Stunoe GIN
gen bic beioen junsen Mlduncr an Die
uno 1udtcu Iih suerlt Sade 81
uerl9aHen, bic tie ipater nit 8etreloc
Macs sins in l9onl tier Weiie|
ION Staten unS Ie hattsn big st'pa
10 ltbr 81 eade nit Getreiot auiSs-
Iuat. Coleman sab bierauf Dor, nod
leinem 9osis su sebcn uno nm 3 ubr
Morsens iuieoerSutommen.
Or besab lid jeood wabreno ocllsn Sur
unb tbeilte ibr Sen &~aubplan
nit. I'm bic feltseleste 3eit erldie=
Ten bic beiocn junsen 2eute int Glepa>
tsr, I'M Die eddie fort;uldafien. Sic
Yoli;ei mar natiirli9 sleid bel Ser
9ono, perbaftete ben junsen Bergen
uno bra9.e i'm in Mrreit.
Mm Montas Mbeno 10 u6r iollte Der
9(rreltant, ba er feline Siirsldaft iteI+
len tnnnte, mad Dem County : @efdns.
nip in @abalba ab9eflbrt ueroen.
Mbenos I'M Z llbr bcfano er iid nod
i'm nGaQabouie ", uno l4ien sans beiterer
Oils man i'm I'm 10 ll6r oh.
bolen pollte, mar Der junse Sensel ent-
Mit elmer alien Gage bate
er li9 Elm God in ben 6ubeooen &C.
i@nitten uno lid our6 oaiielbe aug
Dem Staube semadt. Man telesrapbirte
guar iofort nod alien ben nddfen
Statiouen, bod lit bas 80selden nod
ni4t ,uieber ein9efangen pOroen.
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Gerlaufen*

eeit benz "a. SUN 3. s., iiao Dem Inter
;eld)ncten ;pci Ail0e abbonncn ecfommen, mo-
bon Die cine 4 unb bic anocre 5 Sabre oft lit.
NlSfunft iiber bercn &crblcib ooer bie<
ls!be Suriidbrinst, erDdlt cine angemeicne
Sclpgnun9.
Soleph @osfo,
40 Soiuu Smo> 9lieers.
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9(ptiS

Suouia Snaus, eobn bcs llnter;cidncten,
bat Dor ungcilOr eincm Sabre oble ecoriin.
oete llrl odc oaS n0tcrlide Sous pcrlalien. Sd
parne bicrnlit Scbem mcineln Sobne ctmas
auT mclncn Nanacn su bergen. inocm ib feline
oerartlgen Sd)ulocn bc;aDlcn iperoc.
Snbannes &naus,
49-4 Sob Sprina StcarlS So. Winn.
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3pci Sdien, . Sabre alt. Gincr lit nobe;u
ipcib, Der anoere ROTH nit eincm mciben appi.
Der Sinocr lpiro cine angemeilcne Selobnuna
crbalteu.
q. 8. Gilman.
ct. Gloub, Minn. ct
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= Sic Sailerin pon 8ralilisn fat
Der aOni9in pon England Elm &leib
gum Gei@ent sema6t, ,ueI6es 100000
,uertb lit.
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st. Splep0 Mla6le

i. San5L Gi9entbiimcr,
mablt sseisen, .@osacn uno guGwsi;sn fir
Den scbntcn 8uibel.
Do i'd mcinc Mhi6lc auf bas Ipatanoioife
bcr9eltcllt babe uno ourd scniiacnbc SSaiier-
trait ltcts ben gnforocrun9en nlcincr aunScm
ldnrl uno gut entipredcn fam, bite i'd un
gcncigten 3uiprud.
Slut mciner e a9cmii + Il perbem @rcttcr
mad crwiinidte Maab gu icbr liberalsa
Frciicn gei@nitteu. 40