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The Morning herald., 1876-04-18
Labor COnvemtlon.

BY American Press Association.
P1TTsBURe, Pa, April 1.-THE National
Labor Convention, composed Of delegates
from different labor organizations through
out the United States, met at Pittsburg,
yesterday. The convention was called to
order by George Murcott, of Philadelphia,
and temporary organization was secured
by :he election of the following officers;
Chairman, J. T. Wright, 9 tailor Of Phil
adelphia; Secretaries, Fred. Turner, gold
beater Of Philadelphia; J. W. Slime, q
boiler maker, of Harrisburg; Chas. Brown,
q shoemaker Of Philadelphia. The follow
ing telegram was received and read to the
convention:
DETRoIT, Mich, April II.
To the President Of tts National Labor Con-
ventio,-three cheers for the National Labor
Convention and its delegates, hip, hip,
hurrah! may you prosper in the abolish
ment of the wages system, signed, g.
Abrens, for 4O6 social Democrats.
On motion, the committee took recess
for dinner, during which time the Com
mittee on Permanent Organizations with
drew to prepare report.
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HOTELS.

MORRIS HOUSE,
" THIRD ST., NEAR MARKET,
CHESTER, PA.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The finest appointed hotel in Chester. Ele-
gantly furnished Rooms.
There is q spleRdidly appointed eating
saloon in the house where meals can be
had at all hours.
febls-3m B. MORRIS, Proprietor.
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WARRINGTON HOUSE,
MARKET sRTEET, NEW CASTLE,
JOHN McCALLIN, PROPRIETOR.
The above house is large and commodious
and fitted up in the most modern style.
The bar is always well supplied with the
best Of liquors.
Boarding can be had on the most moderate
terms either daily or weekly.
stabling for Is head o norses.
The proprietor respectfully asks the pa
tronage ofhis friends and the public.
JOHN MeCALLN.
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HOUSE.-Ths Speaker called the atten-
ton Of the House to the fact that the Kill
bourn matter came over as unfinished busi-
psss and question of high privilege.
Mr.. Lord, New York, addressed the
Hcnss, taking the ground that this was not
Q question whether the House would re-
verse its action; not . question whether 1t
had acted rightly; but whether, having rem
dered fts judgement, 1t would now surren-
der it, Jurisdiction. He maintained that
the House had the power, and it was its
duty to hold the body of the prisoner. If
the courts Of the District were armed with
the writ Of habeas corpus 1t wonld have the
power to break up any Investigation Con-
gress might attempt to make, The House,
he argued, was at least the equal of the
courts of the District in judicial power, and
the Supreme Court had repeatedly decided
that one court could not take q person
from another Of equal judicial power. He
cited numerous cases as authority and pre-
cedept for this position.
At 1910 P, M. the Secretary of the Sem
ate appeared and notified the House that
the Senate was sitting - q court Of i'm
psachment and proposed 10 proceed with
the trial Of W. w. Belknap, and that seats
wsss prepared for the members OF the
House.
Nr. Lord, rssuming, said that, conceed-
ins the power of the House to summon
Witnesses and to punish for contempt, the
powsr Of the House to hold was part oi
Che whole, and no court Of coordinate ju-
isdiction he'd the right to interfere.
The Senate having announced its readi-
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The First Philharmonic Concert.

Tie first Philharmonic concert of the
Academy OF Music. The programme was a sim
pie one, consisting only OF Beethoven's Fifth
symphony and the first act Of wagners oval
kure."
the symphony was admirably played. That
certain portions seemed to drag somewhat vas
due doubtless to the fact that Theodore Thomas
las of late years accustomed our ears to faster
tempo than DR.. Damrosch chooses to take.
That the latter Ia truer to tradition there
IL no doubt, for Beethoven always protested
against undue haste in the performance Of his
symphonies; but It is always harder to recon
cile ones self to a slow time in music which we
have been accustomed to hear taken more
quickly, than to the qulckening OF the
tempo OF familiar piece. Certainly
there was degree OF delicacy and
precision In the playing Of the society that
marked an Improvement on the work OF late
years. But although the symphony stood out
IN all its grandeur and In every phrase reminded
the nearer that no living man could rival It's
beauty, nevertheless the interest Of the evening
naturally centred on tho performance OF the
hrst act OF the Walkyrie."
The Intelligence OF this music greatly
sisted 10y librettos of the text skilfully trans
lated. 10 listen to Wagner without some such
help IA like listening to a speaker in an unknown
tongue. But with IL all hts meaning unfOds it.
ser, and the whole purpose and intent OF the
INSTRUMENTATION becomes clear.
Tue vocal parts were sung by Mad1m Pappon-
bel Mr.. Renmertz. and Mr.. Blschor. The
former acquitted herself like true artist, being
indeed 40 well versed In the music as to dis
pense with the aid OF notes, and this assisted
materially the good impression she produced.
Although Wagner IA heard In this concert
fashion to exceeding DISADVANTAGE, nevertheless
II Is sufficient proof Of the greatness OF hls
power that even without the almost vital access
soties Of stage action and scene, his music. by
It's own power. Ia capable OF exciting
the most Intense interest. Indeed. II
was easy to rec that the reports which
came from Davreuth, OF the rapt aud almost
breathless attention with which every one LIS
tened to this music, and OF the immense enthu-
siasm that petvaded the audiences. were not
over 1rawn. Even this glimpse. as through
a half opered door. disclosed wealth,
harmony. poetic fusion of drama and music,
descriutive power at d tone-painting that II II
easy 10 perceive might. under the precise con-
ditions that tue composer designed, raise an au-
dience to pitch OF great exaltation. Tho
"Lonengrin" even did this, and a
revelation to many who supposed that they had
lived through every emotion that operate mu-
sic could inspire, and this "Wakyrie" music GER
tainly far transcends that OF "Lohengiin."
while at the SINE time IL IN many parts resem-
bles It, In spirit " not In form.
The work OF the society, and the discretion
OF DIR. Damrosch as leader. can hardly be 90
highly praised. And all those disappointed
ones who failed last summer to get to Btyreu,h
10 near the great trlogy. must at least heartily
thank him for this little glimpse Of Its beauties.
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MUSICAL MEMORANDA.

Miss Fanny DanZger, also pianist, and who
returns nov from studies az the Lcp-C COnscryA.
tory gives her hrs concert at Chckerng Hall on Fri.
uay, the I'm Inst, assisted by Miss Beebe Mr. s. Is.
NILS, and other artists.
Beethoven's nth symphony and the first act
Of Magner's musical drama, Die Walkdre," VIII pre-.
sem IN snarp antagOnisn the classical the modern
schools OF music. Tue rehears H. tn iast Of when
took place yesterday give promise that both wOrAs
VIII receive an excellent Interpretation.
Madame Annette E-spof, the Russian pianist,
whose arrival IN thls country was announce few
dis slucr gives her nrst concert at Steinway Han 4
week irom Tuesday evening, NOV IA. On that occasion
the WI pay one Of thoplns cOnCeftOs, besides WORKS
by Bacn kameau, schn mann, Hitler, and IL IL was
81 this fair young lads that ubinsein being urged to
go to London during recent season. declined, saying.
You have Es'ipod There IT, therefore no need OF
me From ali that hers say of her wonderful play
ing ould seem tat Ruoinsten did not estimate
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NOTES OF ENTERT4INM ENTs.

The Loan Exhibition OF works of nne art vii
close next FRIDAY night
The Georgia Jubilee Singers give one OF their
unique concerts IN s,einwsy Han this evening.
Prof. Hughcs's "Mahiilc MYTH" may now be
seen at the Mabine Theatre IN Thift,-iourth street
" The Two Orphans " may still DO see1 at the
lev nights more.
A. the Park, Tho Grabbed Age" will be
sun ttuted for Adam anu Eve 4" and Tom Cobb :"
neXt Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Robert Johnston has been doing some
drama called . Tue DenoSncer." :" ''"''''0"
Tue new ballet in Life" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre introduces nine distinct marches grand pas
james LewlsJ.
The san Francisco Ministries adhere strictly TO
exnenencc found TO be so wen suited TO the Tastes OF
their pstrous aud 50 profitable to themselves.
Kelly q Icons adaptation OF Onenbach's
opera ooune called Ching Caow II" Is handsomely
does Icons terrific ghi the dome Of the theatre
Tony Pastor has added the brothers wilkinson
No ns mSs pe aey a,ss from d0ndon and
ROW They are known as the Original Boys from
os prG s S H4 3, he q
seeYna rsnss' Tie caste is uncommony good for
AZ Booths the, new ballet advertisement ia
much admired. and especially the dancing Of Mile.
Bartoletti "slrdana paid " looks on with approval
"sardsnspa US"
Gmore's B'nd, with a large number of solo
a o.
evening concerts AZ the Grand Opera House tu.nghi.
Buffalo Bll will play AZ the Grand Opera House this
week course Ia drama specially nttcd to display
BILE sccomp ishments.
At the Eagle the clever burlesque on "Sar-
night. aui several new pieces Of funny character
VII % produced. Among them &C zen or, The
lrhh Policeman" ana the Modern Sruool." Song,
dance, and farc, compete the entertainment.
Although Forbidden Fruit" Ia nightly
croWdng Nalacks It viii be- Withdrawn after Wednes.
cav to make room for the Shaug hrAun." which si be
revived with entire new TIE cast Will re-.
main as % old. with the exception that Misses Rose
WOOD ani Baker aud Mr.. stevenson replace Missvs
wis anu Burke and Mr. PulS.
To the Olympic Novelty Company No 7 six
noted proalty performers have been added increase
tue Sport TINS week local piece called Around the
CltY on Election u.y" VIII be played, addition the
variety ti. ia whcn Prof ParSor's skifu /, traiDed
dogs VIII appear Ihcre VII be a performance Tues.
DAY afternoon, nceiuulng AZ o'clock.
Il rnums great snow continues 10 excite and
gray the curiosity " al the little FOLKS A. well ~
those Of larger growth The building l. so arge taat
visitors feel an agreeable sense uf sIuuess, however
rrue"4 shO Ninan, n he were not 20 benevolent a
man not q give especial attention to the comfort OF
Ills patrons.
At the New York Aquarium several curiositias
have very recently fulnu home. Among these are
cont rtupcltl; several kiuds OF 1--we spungra some
narnacles the spawn uf the periwiukle a hundred or
III re- varieties OF deep sea OF which are the
Actlnla dianthus ana acinia mtrems fhcmun, all
of the most beautiful cOlors, red predominatiug and
the tentacles constantly expanded.
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Spttia. ,iotitts.
READi READii READ!if
VOTE voTEll VoTElll
FOR CONGRESS 9th Congressional District.
HON. BENZ. A. WILLIS.

The undersigned electors and taxpayers residing in the
~ ss an G Rsay ara cordial
Nominee Tor Congress- this district. candidate
worthy ot the confidence and support Of good ciu-
In his ngressionil career thus far he has by his
pendencc ana bis strc TO- the Business inter
e,.s OF .his ely conn ee justified the hearty support
shown himself fairly entitled 70 the praise 6estowed
man Of untarnI he'd reputation. lawyer Of good re
lhnle; soldier WI az admirable record, and man OF
John d. Jones, 43 West 3ith St.
Adrian lselin. 90 Easi 26tn Il.
Benjamin &, PaddocS Madi' on av. ana i25th It.
Serardus y; Dochariy, 1ie East 3lstst.
Austin Flint NJ B., Z West $50 st.
Theodore W Morris, 900 Lexington sv.
$. Worin.er Is West ast i" st. ="
s. MMo Kac III a 20 s1f ts.1 s,Is ace.
Everett +. Wheeler. 20 West isth Vt.
irederlck sun, tn, 81. Cloua Hotel
Ed~ard T. Browning, q west 5Oth st.
WI ham T. Martin, u East 3ith st.
Heaja@in +. RiYnor 81 w,st Isitb st.
Manton Marble, 5S2 stu sy.
e. H'I.'s a e. 2ef6E R E e s. 81! t. 2Sh"
~ Mlson, :. Z: corner q Madison av. and Both a.
GILBERT II: spiei, Fac, aih.t.
Eugene Kelly, IS Ness tt ti. sis i,
Tiias% & E sc eSass (T sS Madi'On".
John H. Morris. Is East 6Ist It.
William c. Browning. 1852 9th ay.
j. Worm.er, 20 West 4S.h II.
George W. Lane, \ " est 2gth VI.
Lewis A. Sayrc. NJ D.. 2S5 9th av
RoO,rt Beatty, 1877 East l24th IT.
Henry knlckerOac ser, 100 5tn av.
Charles q. Wolf. % East $50 u.
J. W. Ranney, VI. D., II East 10Th IT.
W. :. Patten, 12i West ans.
Wheeler II. Peckham 73 West 55th st
JACOB Rupert. l64l 81 av.
John II. kaynOr. Us East l2Sth II.
Samuel Cohen, % West 46th -.
X. Van Nest. Alex maria House.
X. II Looms. 81 Wott 3ytA IT.
j. w. Cloves, bg7 5th
Joseph III. TOOne, pms Fast 12Sth ~.
Josiah Sutherland, :}3d lexington ay.
ii. j. Jewett, 800 Lexington av.
And several hundred others.
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Arrived-sATURDAY. Nov. l.
SIS wyoming. Jones, Liverpool oct Is aud Queens
town 2btn.
s. Colombo. LAYER Hull Oct. II.
IS Herman Livingston, Mallory, savannah.
- Alhemarlc, Gibbs, Lewes, Del.
IS Cleopatra. BuiKley, Charleston Nov. l.
IS Huntsville. Crowell, Fernandina Oct. 80 and Port
Royal Nov. /.
3 franconia. Bragg. Portland.
Bark Amalia thiIVel l. Newcastle Aug. IA
i .rk Arm 1nis CoflerO Crime by.
Blrk Banda, stollery. liiogO.
Bark Bravo, fOss. Dublin
Brig Wan bun, Spencer, Antwerp.
Aiho the usual river Gnd coastwise vessels.
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DIED.


.DEVlNE.-At West Chester, N. " on Friday, NOV, 9,
1870 Francis Devine. aged 90 years.
me relatives and friends Of the family respect
Ihy lnvted 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-.
uvnre west chester, on SUNDAY, Nov o. 1875 at r. NJ
rOLh1 The funeral Of william Foley the irish no.
ntlca prisoner Will take place to-day att = A. socl.
emes VIII 5enpr, 70 John o'Conor, at 1872 Chatham
MACkEl On Friday Nov. 3. 1870. In tho 52d year
ot,ner age, Catbatinc, wife OF JOhn Mackey,
helatlVes ana friends respectful invited to at.
tcnu Tue run RAJ from st. Andrews huron corner Civ
O'Clock. 4'' WV w" i"''' nv 1
7, hED In BROOKLYN, on Friday Nov. 8, James
htduy, aged ~ years ana months. = $500
Relatives anu friend. OF the family are respectfuy
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late rcsdcnce
sharp. ~ . w.
WHEATIFY AT his late residence 100 Fast 23d AZ .
william Whcatey, IN the Goth year Of his age
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
services, whicl VIII take place ut tho Church OF tho
Messiah, corner Of Park av. and saith st., on Monday
morning next, at hair past TO-
WESTCOTT--At Orange, N. j., Saturday, Nov. 4,
Una l.. WescOtt daugh or Of Robert +. Westcott
II wears.
The funeral will take place Monday. Nov g. at 1890
AN car vii leave Morris and Essex Depot. Hobo
ken N. j., NJ 0:l5 A. NJ No flowers.
koTICk.-On Monday. Nov o, 1870 there will be a
solemn mass Of requiem for the rrpose OF the soul of
the late Mary Ann. beloved wife Of bernad r. Woods.
o. 81. Joscphs Church, S7t1 and 1st av, NJ A. NJ.
Relatives ana friends are invited e. attend
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Everybody is interested aud excited over
the marvellous and now thoroughly tried and
tested Automatic" sewing machine Of the
Wilcox Gibbs 5. NJ, Co. Send postal card for
fun particulars aud list Of Offices to NJ. U.s.
broadway, New Workable.
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. Hamlet might have spoken these words ia ro-
ferrlns to the Partisan diamonds, for they not y
seem to be real but really coating OF diamonds On
a pure crystal surface.
FOR safe only AZ Humphreys leNelry store 40 Broad.
way, opposite Stewards New Nurk.-Adr,
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Su5llrss Aoilt,s.


BRANDRETH'S PILLS
purify the blood. remove cut OF the circulation
IN Sc hunor, which pain. they are safe for an
ages and conditions and have often restored health
when other means have proved uuaylilng.
HECTOR HAY-, Of Muir. lonia county. Michigan. In a
letter dated October d. 1875, says BlANDNETus
PILLS cure all diseases in tAat region including fever
and ague.
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We are continually receiving letters stating how
brandrcth's Ps have cured fevers OF all kinds; ia
mors' brigh's disease, disease OF the liver ami ga
dues oNpellng stones from thence. The fact IA that
Brandrehs PMS every day demonstrating that
they cause the removal from the bowels and the blood
Of the particular IOw on which diseased action en-
tirely depends and possible harm comes U. tnelr
use.
n RRANDELTu
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Bnsintas Nutifts.

DycinR AVID CIea nine.-The Empire Dyeing and
Cleaning Co. call for and deliver goods. WORK sur.
passed by Ofcee, go BrOauway 22d st.; 100
9Th av, ne 14h st. 216 Sth av., near 24tn st. Rose
more Hotel. Broadway and 42d Ut.
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tette are also there, and pair Of corioal curl
oslties In the musical line cap the climax.
The institution is q success, and I'm glad Of n
1T deserves II. MONSIEUR X.
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Rrhslous ylcrs,s.

A uruIr.N vUrE ruUuru I,n,,or,,,,
~ building Washington square spec al Festival SER
vices ~ II oc'ucH tins day ami 1880 Pubic r,coRm
non o. the o94rcn re BAPTISM Of Adul.s and CIV.
tor at ur trecd' Evening sihiect-'ttrrn.ii lie
ana Everlasting Torment" Opening Of sunuay seho i
~ Church BrooklYn.-Rrv il 4 Nr,' viii preici al
lOaO \. ~ sermon UPON All SOUS Suuday, IN
Erogation VINO have (, lea asiren within me wear
evening Lectures to The Vouus Tome ~ Az ,ertnry
"COuNursatiCu aud G., ssip '"e ~ - "' 'NN'N'N'
= SlATN-FIK-'r ~. W. l.. CHIRCII, BE-
~ + ". By The pastor Dr. Crook. subject " The 81
ces .ity fuI an Atouemc.t . evening "Thr Hrrld 81
Lie - sacramento, address
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Dishonesi traders upon the crcduIity OF the
unsuspctug have ottcn sought tutp upon the pa lie
merry alnleraled cNcltants rs identical with or " as
good as that commanding medicinal beverage aud
peerless remedy for wcASness. lndtgc-ti lyel.
govt. and rheumatism. UDoLPHO WOLFE = MI.
DAM AROMATIC stllN ApPS Out the pullc At Ia. &c
have % COME IN the last quarter % century too
familiar with The genuine article " be Imposed On by
" uuterftlts.
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MIRINE INTELLIG ENCE.

IMMATURE ALNASAc-ruIs nay.
sun rises. ~ sun tcts....... SO Moon rises So
uidH WATrR-THts DAY.
SANDY HOOK 10 90 Gov Leland 10 ~ Hell Gate ~ IL
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NJ RfED.

OLlVER-PUTMAN.-I Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oct
81 1873. at North Reformed Church the Rev. A. X
ter OF j D. X Putnam
TAP IN -sPEAR. Thursday, Nov. Q. at Sc.
IhOmass Church, by the Rev. WIN. 7. Morgan, John
Crane Tappn to Zaiec H. Spear, all of this city.
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SCHOOL SUITs.-Large stock at greatly reduced
prices, Brokaw Brothers, Fourth avenue, opposite
Cooper InbtltutC,--
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The Iiighesl Award Granted my Exhibitor
by Cent tnnlAl Exposition Is given the Elastic Irnsi
Co. for SAX Elastic lrlsses sold only a. 0o3 Broadway.
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FreIiah,burG. quebec, Cnunan, Oct. 30, 1875.

", T. hntJef Il "a. 81 JphhNtr \. ].
GkN rlKMEEt have worn Sour liOLMAN's AGi /
AND LlNlli PAD for Two months, with happy results
Please send ne another Tor ficni knclO ci md e.!
Yours, truly, HORACE Blu N.
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Reduced prices In furniture and car pets.
Cowperthwait's. ISS aud l57 Chatham street, Pay
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when you require remedy Tor cough " cold.
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CERTIFICATE FROM A REGULAR NJ. u. OF 40
YEARS PRACTICE n ONE PLACE
thereby certfg that have practscd medicine for
incl forty yrira and that tn nave been In the
habit OF recommending Dr. brandreth- Plus IN pr Z.
trence u any other proprietary pills offered or sale at
the diug stores,
JOHN VEDDER NJ. d.
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| ouch Is the verdict after taking dose of
OmfA's lilHh Tea sold In packages Ut % .ldg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-10
Ten8ema8eIt.

Ginen sroben Sad in Der 9ano trat
neulid elm Mann- in Den 2oben zines
Barrier 0aufmannes. Der nit feiner
&oae banoelte; CT forbtrte II Sfuno
BON Ser @oore unb ltcdte lie in ieincn
Cad. Mm Guoe oes 2aoens, TOO Inn
Die @ole s~usepo9en wurbe, beIano iid
Elm 9rober Sdinten, Den bic Srau beg
&auimanns 10 eben crit eetauft Mna
bort Dor Der 9anb bin9elest bate. Sen
&dufer Iadte Der oppetiti1e 8iIien 10
perfibrerii9 an, oaB, oa er lid nnbead=
tet 9laubt, CT benielben idneII in ieinen
Sad sleiten lieb. 90 gang unbcmertt
mar Der 8aub inocb bod nidt seblieben ;
Elm Commits bate ben S4inten in Den
Sad paiIircn ieben unb ia9te nun, ols
Der Sdintenbieb besablenwolte nWie
uiele Yfunb @oae boben sic erbalten ?"
= ~3tp0lf Yfuno." - ST bas 9ewib ?
Sd CLAUDE, sic baben mebr 8cfor.
bert" &ai9 nabm er ben Sad, itelltc
i'm auf Die @aa9i4ale, Mno iiebe
ba, ct tuog 10 Yfunb. rSeben Sic
,uobl, bab i'd &e9t babe" rief Der Cons
mis-, rirren 1T meni9li9." Ser Mann
nit Dem S4infen ,pa9te nidts barauf ~
eriuie6ern unb par nun 9en0tbigt, ben
S9inten gu BEN ndn,li9en Yreiie ,uie
Die @ole Ill beaotlen.
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9,e Rratt Ser Giubilouaa.

Joloenoe amliante @eididtc paiiirte
tiirjli9 in bem Stdbt9en 8. Gin Sienit.
mdo9en eins in einen 0aufmannslooen,
ura et,uas 8ano 3u taufen. Ser Som.
mis- Sciste ibr iebr i96nes 8anb, aber lie
p%eriparf es aus benz @runbe, baB bic
Jarbeni&attiruns ibr ni@t gang su.
ia9te.
o. iaete Der reoieIise 3ommis, ,uenn
sic iid MIR feit eiHbilben wollen. DAP
es Sbnen sefd0t, 10 .viro bic Garbe san3
9Iei9 iein.
9arauf ersine er lid in elmer Mnsein-
anoerietuns iiber~ bic auBcrorbentli9e
Ma9t Der Ginbilbun9straft.
9as Mab4en borte aufmertiom gu,
uno wiai9te enoIid elm, lid "a Oaro
BON Dem 8anbe obi9neiosn gu laien.
sic itcdte es rnbis in Die Sai@e uno
l9idte li6 al, fort3uSeben.
Salt, bite, bolt, rief Der &ummis, sic
baden ia nod ni4t beSa6lt.
SIT nidt nOtbis, mar Die Nntwort,
sic lid feit elm, baB bas 8anb
beSablt lit, 10 miro bas gan; Qlcid lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-10
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lang %gcfonnt u,o belicbt in oicicr Section.
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bicier glrt ullo miro bon fcincr oupcren i'm
Morftc iibcrtroifcn.
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men9clcetcr Sroppcr INN Momcr.
Die obcn be;eidnctcu MoiGincn merScn iii,
nxter Der bctunuten @nramlic bcrtauit: SOL.
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fir Sauf. Centre.
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