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Republican Convention.

Pursuant to notice, Republican
Convention was held at the Court
house on Saturday last. On motion
of Mr.. Wisner, A. r. McQuilkin was
called to the Chair, and George F.
Evens was appointed Secretary
Mr.. r.. M. Price stated the object of
the Convention to be the election of
| delegates to the State Convention
which will meet at Clarksburg on
the 18th inst, for the purpose of
sending delegates to the National
| Convention and probably the selec-
| ton of State Electors, and moved
that the Convention proceed to the
election of delegates from the coun-
ty generally, which was carried
The following delegates were then
nominated and elected, viz: j. N.
Wisner, F. Gerling, J. w. Pitzer,.
Grafton Darby, A. r. McQuilkin,
Abraham Ford, Geo. w. Feidt, A.
L. Russler, James Mulligan, w. H.
III. Flick, j. w. Day, VIM. WHEN,
David Thompson, E. G.. Tabler, J.
w. Daily w. III. Frankenberry, Sam.
Gold, j. III. Clendening, G.. M. La
mon, A. b. Balm, j. M. Vanmetre,
Elias Pitzer, John Aiken, VIM. r.
Parkinson, b. M. Kitchen, A. J.
Graham, John 0. Henson, E. Flem-
ing, Jacob Ropp, Joseph Kitchen,
David Candy, Dan, Fleming, John
Lands, John Rorp and DR.. j. HI.
Stehley.
Mr.. Wisner offered the following
resolution which was adopted;
Resolred, That in that sterling
man, undoubted Republican, bril-
liant and unmatched legislator and
statesman, Hon. j. G. Blaine, of
Maine, the country can rely with i'm
plicit confidence, and that his eXpe-
rience, prudence and patriotism en-
titles him to the suffrage of all citi-
Zens careful of the veal of the coun-
try; therefore, the delegation of re-
publicans from this county are here
by instructed to use every argument
and all reasonable and fair means to
secure the selection of a delegation
to the National Republican Conven-
ton favorable to the nomination of
James c.. Blaine for President of the
United States.
On motion the Chairman was au-
thorized to appoint an executive COM
| mittee for the county, to be compos-
ed of five members from Martinsburg
| and three from each of the other dis
tricts of the county. The Chair APP
pointed the following:
MartinSburg-Geo. w. Feidt, Jno.
w. Pitzer, Graf. Darby, HI. Fleisch-
man and r. M. Price.
Arden-Joseph Fiscus, A. B. Balm
and j. Strine, Jr.
| Opequon-J. w. Daily, E. G. Ia
| bier and j. w. Carbaugh.
MIL Creek-Samuel Gold, JAS. II.
Clendening and G. f. Laise.
Falling W0terS-Daniel Fleming,
| Cyrus Kershner and John Lands.
HedgesUille-J. III. Alexander, T..
l.. Harper and E. Fleming.
Gerardstoaen-John Aiken, A. M.
Graham and w. Parkinson.
| On motion the committe was re-
quested to meet for organization, on
Saturday May Goth, 1876.
| On motion each member of the
committee was authorized to appoint
a substitute, in case they could not
attend the meeting of the committee.
On motion it was ordered that the
proceedings of this convention be
published in the Martinsburg DAILY
and Weekly Independent.
A. r. MCQUILKIN, Pres.
GEO. f. EVANS, Sec.
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A RealComiort.

When the light of hope is utterly
withdrawn and melancholy begins
to settle like mighty mist upon the
soul, there is a comfort in the pres
ence of a small boy trundling an
empty tomato can under ones win
dow, that only a musician can APP
preciate.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13
Directors Meeting.

The Directors of the Agricultural
Association met on Saturday and
completed their programme and list
of premiums, and ordered the COM
mittee to have the same printed at
once. They adjo6rned until Satur-
day. the Goth inst.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13

EVERY now and then bio Lewis,
or some other crack-brained social
reformer, discovers some marvellous
danger to humanity. Recently one
of them announced, with terrible
solemnity, that there is death in the
dish-cloth." The Norristown Her
aid man thinks, however, that if
dish-cloths are well boiled before ba-
king they wouldinot be dangerous.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13
Planning.

The Committee on the new jail are
busy getting ready their plans and
specification estimates, &C., for the
County Court. Every grand jury
has condemned the present useless
structure, and if one is put up it will
have all the modern improvements
against jail-breaking.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13
Strawberries.

Strawberries have made their APP
pearance in Wheeling. and are sell
ing at one dollar per quart. There is
either flush times in that city or few
berries are disposed of.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13
A Very Truth.

When you don't find an advertise
ment in your newspaper, you may
depend upon it that thai particular
establishment is not keeping up with
the times in styles, &C., and find it
necessary to keep dark.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13

A STATUE of George d. Prentice
was unveiled in a niche in the
Louisville Courier journal building
on May 5th. If poor Prentice could
materialize, he would haul it down,
and then denounce those who COM
NIT the sacrilege of putting his stat
ne in the Courier establishment
those who FASTENED the old mans
end by neglect and insult.
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a Good Suggestion.

A large number of the voters in
tie first ward desire to have Mr.. Jo-
seph III. Shaffer serve them in the
Council for the next term. We hope
he will consent to do so. He will
make first-class member.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13

A profane young person describing
the looks Of newly arrived M. G. from
the far West as he appeared at the
Washington depot: -"He looked as if
he had come all the way across the con-
tinent on the hurricane deck of mule.u
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13
Acauitted.

Mr.. G. b. Rouss, well known in
this community as the great dry
goods man, has been acquitted of the
charges against him in New York.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13
ParaIyZed.

We learn from the Shepherdstown
Register that Mr.. Thomas Licklider,
residing near Kearneysville, was
stricken with paralysis few days
since.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-13

Mr.. GLAzIER is President of a
San Francisco bank. There is no
use flinging stones at that institu-
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

W Overan was fined " enty five
dollars and costs for carrying conceal
ed weapons, aud Henry Aldredge the
same TOR nh assault. The way OF the
trnngres,o as frozen hard in this
-rnllrt NthlerdAY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31
RoAsOnisA.

hon john " LaD,, who Las been
qLne IA al tLe LIut,LAeIu, 10 siOwIy
Ie'oN,II"s.
blI Z.ru lU.nver Was ia New GVrA
al .kst ACCOUNTS, auu WIN haTuiy Uc
home iUl u Week.
Judge Il h West still fingers III
MaIsL,,l his cUuIt hele opens to-
MUIIUw murnIbg.
Colonel w. l.. Crawford, Of the DIAL
las lar, 10 spending The nolluays III
JetieisUb, has old home.
Major w. ID. Scogln, representing
the wealthy clothing house vi Naun b
tuig, kraus, LaueI d Co., 462 anu AGA
Br.Aduay, New iUiK, Las hunOieu
InE hkkALD with u call.
LII case oI all exUusnon to Houston,
Mi. u. W. Gaines, The popular agent
here, VIII 10 Unanimously suppUiteu
ioI cumLnuuuer lheIeut, with Daniel
kIpiey, ED, Tor AuIutant General.
IL VIII Ge gratifying 10 his many
flleLus 10 know thaL the Rev. Mr.
Davenport ID RECEIVING eNeiy atteh-
uOh that Medical skin aud Irlehuly
Affection can piUmpt. We earnestly
hope " Ue au.e ~ bUte sUvu iuiihei
la NOV, Iiebl al Ills cUIuItIvn.
The IAuies hU projected the charity
bnii hnV uisnLiZ.u NE mUNeiLehl, ale
kllli aG.i,ey .hkag.u III leil.ctihs
then aiIsnyemen o, ana are u.Vo'iLH
themselves LoUiy ~ Tie "oIk vi Sell
lLe he Leke.s aha pr, paliLg Tie ie
hesnmeLls, WHINE lie gen.ien.eh
wnuse assinaLce US cuMml. teeheh
anu nour u.anas.ls Ihey asAeu, al.
eheeIiuiy giv,Ly lhelr sei>ices anu
nat, ntIuh 20 lne charitable ,norL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

We i.glet to leain VI the death OF
Nils. May J. hvEu, vale ot Judge
Huid, vi lnls .Uunly. Tue sud event
Ue,uiied NJ = O'clock, December ~,
1876, al The family h, mesttad. In,
sstiIuaUie Lady WAS u years oi aye u
tie liue VI her u-sth AID had iIVed
thirty .Une years In III D .Uuu'y. She
Was "a naive Ui Ovion cuuuty, ie"hes
se., auu eister VI tx Lieutenant GOV-
emu Iiurktlt vi tnis Sla.e. hwy
ole VI III, mu,Leis III lSiael hus gone
" uei ret MAS. H,Id Was uhiNI
sally LeiUveu And respected III lhin
county a.u ULe vi the Muilhiest anu
hosl ssliiEaole inuies III the olh'e
Nv uuul,I Va uetl.I woman ever llNtu'
Sac Was noted Tor lue w tiLese anu
uiLIaUiily VI uer uI-pusitiuL, WINE
Lti sOuno Jus Hnent, steiiihb q""I''''
vi Liuu anu Iirait, uuItsu ~ LET PET.
a"u ,nai.ty, mad h'i ~ oh,. a"hii
aoIt uua uei,Nru } all wLu hne" bri
iAsr ut"tnisaIes a paiuiUI N"iu "u0hs
Toe udu se.tisiS hLu plJ' eele VI ia"
ln.r. vi LeAas, wnnv ueI lauul'S 10. IL
be, 40 -niost hveu tIc'i'"ei ihf
hEkAAp tAtrLus ~ me "e taNSd nus
Uauu uuu ,uiiurvI, anu thv sarge am
solioWine cl,ie VI i.i"'''ee a''
tieLus 40 .Aoet h,G'''.t :! ApH'nS IL
tL,s uaIa l,.ur "a ,LtIr Leita'I uitb.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

There will he au entertainment OF
Monday evening January LIST. in III,
baptist church, consisting OF goo.
singing, presentation Of rewards
pf yes nhJ two elegant gold medal,
that were Offered by col W. l.. Wi
liam" anu Mr.. Jesse Galloway. AL,
grand scIopticOn exhibition by
which You can have II true Idea Of Il t
mHguIticenre OF the CsnteLular
grounds, buildings, Visitors and tx.
hlbItlons at Paramount Park ia the
city OF Pbili delphla.
Also BlOle scenes, statuary, etc, all
interesting, Instructive ana amusing.
Admission, 70 cents; children, 10
cents.
The oihcers, teachers and scholars o.
the Baptist Sabbath School are admit
ted Tree.
THIS small Ambulance fee is charged
simply 10 defray expenses.
Taqernaclo N. L. church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

The pastor will preach this morning
at ii O'Clock. suljecl, Sp ritual Equip
meht. Sunday school and Bile classe,
al O'Clock p. IN. a night service vii
10 Leld nt night, commencing at
O'Clock, with service OF sa red sJug
aDd yearly society reports.
Rev. Mr.. Neeley, pastor OF the
Lnthar-slreet NJ. l.. church, South, VIII
preach al . O'clock. A "sure feast,
lnarratiUh Of rel'siun's eXptfieDctlwi,
i"iio" Inc SermUn, AT the close o.
which Rev. DR.. Brush, of Auttln, VIII
preacn and admInlsler the sacrament
OF The LORDS supper.
The house Win De comfortable. The
puo,lc, bOtn the hmored and The dis
hohored, are cordially invited to az
tend the service. We extend hearty
traternal greeting To all Christian PEG.
pie. The meetings will lie prutructed
for lew days. Wan every willing
heart come aud labor with ur
l., Il. CAkHARr, Pastor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31
The hnnMl lIuIIuMYa.

Tue last Of the snow ID melting
away beneath the influence of mildeI
aud more SIuthern te temperature, and
the snow m.
w>ek las been exlraUrdlnar ily severe.
" GteI iIIZe sUilu la pitchers auu
Uu.hets, The sn"w Was iuliy lUuT
Inches ueep, ana Ihe lhel mVneter
went lower than II hos tUI S.nIs-
sUn,e" here Ltai 210. luert Was not u
ut,Ie oLu,iiLb @MUbk even the " II
~ "a, ~ Gay LUtLiLS VI Iue pOuI Oui
/, Ls,e al, not Gun, iUr ,Uiu Weather,
Gn. 80 He nave ~ ache A. uut nheL
y I..tei dee ia, Uh eAsia Ice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31
CHEAP ADVERTISING columH.


Solicitor IN Bankruptcy United States Dis.
I,alias, Texas. Speciality in nil matters 10
BARI ruptcy. Proofs Of debt taken through
out the United stales. Charges feasopabis
sefjt2}dl-ni " - - - US p s4s4 i.-t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

day the dramas ana comedies nav I've.
NIX most played, including the "Blg
BoharAa,p "our Boys" "Fa'r," ar y
VAN WnkIe," Caste" "SchoulI
THE HunchLack," and other prime
IAVoriteS' Nothing Of pr.nent
character Is presented or tolerated hy
them They play uothiog that en-
not be witnessed ny ladies' aud gentle
men, aud having already becn here
anu leIt popular name We are salts.
He'd their engagement will bring out
the Intelligence, culture aud fashion of
Dallas. The box Office Is now open,
ana reserved seats are being rapidly
taken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

Jno, II. Mortur M-p., ,llafiyHp Rnd rui
enca t6r nef-t'r1l Jrtit.tU sf-e ~ tlvt, " ~.
sltas, Ta3ns.. Gautta tls sounils tl.r ~, nliy
tteuLsdfs -----i--. "
' .-estA~~ss s----r ~ ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

The seventh session OF the Essl
! Texas annual conference OF the ColureG
Methodist Episcopal Church In Amer
ia convened Ia the city of Dallas,
Texas, December II, 1876, Right Rev
ereud Bishop Joseph A. Beene rresid
ing. Religious services conducted 10y
the bishop by reading the elghty.fourtl
psalm, singing and prayer. After
Inch The UlshJp dellN cred an able auO
eloquent address to the conference
SUBJECT, The Duties of Presiding Ell
ders and MinIsI ers."
! he secretary Of the last conference
beiug pre-, NJ Proceeded 10 call the
roll
n. =. HollingsworIh was made per
maine ut tecrttaiy
Inc huns iuI meeting aud adjourn
llg were fixed at 10 O'clock II. III. and
2 "'clUck f. IN.
On mutIuh, the bar was made to tx
tenu to the first seat In the lear of tht
stuve.
Al this juncture, Rev. A h Prince,
Ut the Northwest iexas conference,
came forward aud WAS introduced Il
the conference, ard invited to seat
III the bar.
On NJ, tion, the bishop appointed th.
Usual committees.
On motion, Ii. Red was elected
ass,stant secretary, aud +. w. MoAeleS
statistical secretary.
J. ii Jamisou WAS appointed report
.r lur conference.
The committee on public W ,lshil
ANNOUNCED that Rev. Wiiilsm Taylor
would preach the conference sermon
al 1850 y. u. .,
Adjourned, to meet at ~ O'Clock I"
morrow morn ng, with btnedictlon hS
the Bishop
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
Conference met pulsuanh to adjourn
m,nt, Bishop nretr III the rnhli'
Religious services conducted ny
Eldei Campbell jacks II
Tn, roll utinR called, the mlDlsttTS
aud d.l, gates " IRE nearly all present
Minutes 0i the previous session were
reau shc uppo,,d.
In answer to @ tst on - Of the Dir
riple, the cnainc,rrs Of al the hllnlS
r. u.re passed, wlh the "Srt 10,
If CYRUS Wolfe, J. II ia kson, w, Il
(,ruldy, Albert Lee, Henry We"tiirIs'
San,uhl Low, winch we're r-'rrith -
s,,,.lal rouini,t-e appointed 10 i"ves'
i,., ia. cuu,uIaiu's AID rhstg' r
against them. 49,.
III, Disciplinary qu'stl"hs were the'
tskru NY. t.,o
a Noorr
q . Wior,r riu 81 rr'ai? .
Ioru HullasBy Eliaund W u
nnIus p.nrkuey Jour-, Horny J"'N
son. Dsllel Ptrtinr, N'l~'l iial''''i
.Mu.., p.purl Peter HlrNart Ahrhinll
Fnl4,, Hrlry Weathe'r KY; KY r."
nu d., II ~ McAl's'rT, D. u "tN'"
@ 8 VINO ar, tiscoU'lnutdE
-. M one =,
O. 1 Wnn are admittel ih'' 'u
culii eclimf?
No one.
O 8 Nno sre readm tied?
n. M one. .,,,
q a Who are received hy tralls'e
lru.u other conferences?
A. +. NJ Mcpherson from Arka"sa
conference
O. who IRE the deacons Of OF
sA -Matthew Roberts. Abraham
R,ni.v Eimuud w liam Peter 81 "
art Sandy McA list =, Daniel Perkin-
49, pm, IL, Henry jackson, PincR
~ ',se ,,,m,ni tee on put lie w9rshi
.,,nnncsd that Bishop j. a. Beee'
" ould preach ut 1850 p III. a >,
~" m,,ti,,,, coi,Ierenre ADJOURNED .
,, 1t ~ 10 o. i ck " morrow moFn
! I'm s' D Ssusdietisp wv Jackson
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Iu.iice MvLnre,a curt,

A uumUrr If Migrants found them
selves confronted this morning by II
charge Of vugrsucy, aud the magis-
truie Proceeded 10 enforce the law
touching their cases James r. an,
George WhiIcomb and M Lewis were
fined ten dollars and sent to Jail. Fred.
p,ckurd and Thomas hugan received
pulite invitations to leave Dallas.
They vanished. Marshal Motion is
working up the vngfant business well
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31
DIR. WHITTIER,

GIT St, Charles StrootI
Treats all forms OF veneral Diseases, Selni-
mai Emissions and Sexual Debility, WIKI
UNPARALLELED success. No matter who failed,
call or write; pamphlet or CONSULTATION tree;
Can refer 70. the medical potcs'sca u ~
bars Of hel uu1zxy. ysi.t.r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

a Good Dr. maize Company'

On Monday night 'bis coup ny WIN
CONNIE nc, MI eugsg' menl 9Th. Opera
Hnuse. Dir Hairy RainIorth,a very
merilufiUus young actor, VINO naS
made his mark already, appearing as
Lord Dundreary, supported by the en-
tire strength OF the company. IhE
HERALD takes pltasureinc commencing
this troupe to the public AZ IN every
way worthy Of q generous support
Their repertoire Of plays embraces the
best u the cagyspt society plVsVf ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31
ChUKCH MATTERS.
~ Matthews CaIhe raj.

Services will bs held at st. Matt
hewS' Cathedral to day at the usual
h'ur. The Right Rev. a, {. Garrett,
Bishop Of Northern Texas, aud Rev.
h. Wicker, Officiating.
baptist sabbath school.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

Die In &aboIf,srI eri9einenbe rGrete
Stimme" l9reibt: ,Oie metbobifif@en
Oan'en Der ameritanii1en Stabt Giaetxs
matt. pelde am Sonntas perbinosrt inb,
DIE Stride su beiuden, IaiIsn ibre 8iRtens
tarten au ben iosenannten altartiid leseu.
Su alttotboliiden IdnnertreiIen bat man
srnifli9 beratbsn, bieie Site nadsua 5nrex.1
Gin SutteraI Iberr etneu
@rabifeiu TIT Sas Ieueife, lpo,l es Elm ereus
triider 6o@tirdIer sebradt bat. Sn 8oIs
ton itarb Elm uasemein gea6teter Mann. Ser
islbf bas foIsenoe Wotto auf ieinen @rabs
itein an9eoronet bate:
LET gods attend on things which
gods must know-Man's only care rec
lates to things below"
Ger 8ir9enporitano uerlanote nit &edt
sic 3eriiSruns Oieier sSni9,iit, a0ein bic
S0bne peiserten iid, ertldrtsn id aber be-
rsit, ben @rabitein nit einem uafIerotdten
ltebersua su reriebeu, auf Dem aeidriebea
iteben iolte. baB isoer, Der nidt nit Seu1
Sefebl oes &irdenuorftanoss pon Bolton
einuerftauoen lit unooie Snidrift lefen uiq,
ben llebersus we9nebmen oarf.
Oariber BroSeB, pieIe ProseBtoiten unS
nod mebr b0ies Blut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25

ibre Sorsdnser, baB su elmer 3eit, bic i'm
Static Der 8oriebuns beiaIoNen tit, @oti
in ieiner Site Der &irde bic Sanb reiden
wiro. llno msnn fie iann san,lid serei:
ntst 1T, unb befreit Don ben Retten, nit
pelden ibrs Seinbe unb Serfolser iie fei:
%ielten, bann miro er fe bethlehem nit sol:
benem @epanbe unb miro ie ale 60niai,
fsen lalen sur &edten ibres sotl'4en
Stifttrs.
Was aber, Meine tbeuern Sobne, io0en
mir tbun in bieier I3eit Der Grmartuns
Wir miiIen aus6arren i'm @ebete uno Of:
len auten @erfen, wie ibr Mir 10 chen es
periproden babt. limb neil mir in Ser
SaitenSeit iteben, 10 miihen mir uus in N6;
t6otun9 unb Sntbaltun9 iben, in Der Grt:
baltun9 pom Speiie unb mel mebr nod in
ser GntbaItun9 pon S6ulo. Dur uu,u
iebr bat Die glbt0otung abgenommen in Der
tntboliiden @elt, uno bod lit lie Die 6ib
rcrin, ole uus ii9er in Die arme @ottes
u~nieres Saters s~eleitet.
60 bebarret benn auf benz @eee, Den
ibr eingeidlasen babt, ballet eud aud fort
an fern BON ben 2ofunsen be- Nsueeer u.
i6liebet eu3 treu an euers Oberbirten on ;
lie perben eu9 bic Sanb reiden; tdmpi
bann NIT ibnen, uni bic neutrality-suspicious.
He9te Der Stride Seiu Gbriiti su bebaup
ten. limb neil mir ale Der Silfe @ottes
bebiirfen, 10 molen mir uns on i'm men:
ben, auf oaB er uns iesne. Gr mose eud
beitdrten in ben beilisen gntidliiien, oieie
Ge9te gu pertbeioisen, er iesne eueren gu:
ten Wiuen, euere Seele unb euern 9sib
er trdftise eueren 2eib gum Sample u. per:
Ieibe euerer Seele S~tunobuftiste,t. I'M
alien Gnsriffen Der &euolution gu uioerite:
ben. Gr iesne euere Samilien uno aas
euere anliesen. er m0se ieinen Sesen aus
sieBen iiber eue,e Deimatb. gr iesne eud
im 9eben uno wiiroise eu@, i'm 81 preiier
emiolih i'm Yaraoieie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-25
rNo@ weiB i'd ober ni@t, wie sic
beiben2" fragile i'd lid meine 'Sbren fri:
beren Tamem in Der Belt."

,No9 peiB i'd aber nt1t, ME Sis
beiBen?" fraste i'd Id meine Sbren fri:
beren Tamem in Der Belt."
sd beige Caroline Yase.-
: so bas III elm edit weitfdliidsr Hams.
Sd f.nne ben Namen redt gut"
llnb nun fraste iis uno er,dblte mir uon
ibren Gltern, BON Der 6eimatb auf 70:
tier Grbe, unS i'd mubte ibr er,dbIen.
pie es bort ausiebe unb mas oieis
ooer iene Meniden ma9ten, bic id ,ufdaia
fannie. Die iunse 2anosmdnnin mar
idon mebrere Sabre in 81 Siar unS muBtc
mir nidt senug su iugen, uie tie ii5 in
ibrem Seruie aefaqs, uno mie liebe Die
bo6piirbi9e Wutter un0 Die S9weitern Al
ibr ielen.-
Stun miiien Sic ober meme Wtld toSfen
uno meme Butter, iaa'e ie bann piDtli4,
lid perpalte bier Die Mil1tammer, uniere
Wfil6 unb uniere Butter 1T bier ebsn 10
gut, pie bel uns su 2anOe."
Nun 9,ns es in bic Mildtammer ales
mar auBeroroentli9 reiulid unb iauberer.
Wett iauberer als in ben Mildtammern Der
9roBen Bausrnbduier auf rotber groe
Sod cine Qaienidmeitsr uno nod ,wei
6loiterfrauen fanen; fie iparen au9 aus
Oeutldlano uno MOLTEN sbsnfals ben
Serrn ieben, Der aus Osutidlano oetom.
men mar. Die Mil1 mar portrefHi4. wie
Wild BON ben wsitfdliden 6iben Gben
10 gut mar bas Brob, meldes i'm 6auIe ge.
baden wurbe, unb bic Butter.
.@ute Butter lit bier ionit ieIten In Nf.
rita, iaste Caroline gase, .uno tbeuer ;
es manselt an &iben."
Sine &loiterfruu bradte Elm @Ias uub
cine 6lalide.
ySie mullen bod audi uniernWein foiten,
iuenn Sic Sroo uno uniere Butter eiIen."
iaste Die Sberin, .uir bubsn felt cit einiger
3eit usriu4t, bier aud 8em 81 bausn".
Sd trant elm @lls BON benz rotben
Wein. Der Wein war Der bette airitaui
l9e Wein, ben ib ~sstrunten babe, nett bel.
Ter ole Der Wein non Staonelt uno BON
Wfeoab. Gr bate Die Sarbe uni ben @e,
i9maf zines sutsn Soroeaurpeines, mar
aud uon berlelben Stdrte.
Na1 elmer baIben SunSe uerlies id
oas 9aus gum suteu Si,ten in Sl Yiar,
nm mad al9ier Suriid ,ufebren, poQ Sod
a9tuns nne Semunoeruns se9en bie5rauen,
wel9e li6 bier cine StGtte edit menidlider
uno 6riflider Wirtlamteit ano Nuiopieruna
aues Oeien, mas Die frau ionit inn 9e
ipObnli9en yeben an oas iroli1e Oaiein
feielt, 9ei6aiien baben. g8ie in benz
9auie gum 9uten 9Uten BET Berlin mar
aud bier mir fein 3ug BON Selbltiberbs.
bun1, BON tlOlterIi5er Priioerei ODER Don re
Lighter 6r0mmelei entgeseusetreien. ,Sie
maren ni6t foot in Der @elt", bieie Srauen
pom 9uten Sirten, wie Die Erappiiten pon
Staouoli. wel9e i4 eini9e Gage ipdter be:
Iu6te uno weI9e Der Wtsiuuna uaren, in
gloriam Del bun9ern frieren uno i6ueraen
gu miiien, nein, ie lebten in ibrer Giniam
teit Elm 4eben fir Die rNrmsn uno 9lenoen"
bieier Groe. Die Oberin. msbrere Rloiter.
frauen uno 9aieni9msitern bsslsiteten MIDI
bis on bas @artentbor, weldes ms Sreie
fiibrte; in ber5Iider 9obadtuns reldte id,
ibnen ALLEN bic SanS uno ueriprad Garo
line Vase, in ibrer 6eimatb auf rotber groe
su er5dbIen. uie sludli9 uno mie sufrieoen
iie ii4 in ibrem Beruie gum suten 5irtsn in
Nfrita fible.