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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

DEMoRALIzATIoN or WHsIY.-lhe CEN
trail, published in st. Louis, thus aptly points
to one side of this question We think that
in all this "whisky rings" business, no fact
has more clearly come TO the surface than
this the men who engage in the manufac-
ture Of intoxicating liquors have not the stall
wart honesty that we find in many other
businesses. Temperance men have been
saying for years that the business, in every
department, was degrading; that only men
OF low morals and Of dull moral sense en-
gagged in it. 1t has been generally argued
that the saloon-keeper and the bartender
can scarcely put in a plea for moral eleva-
ton, even if we assert that they are honest
In other words, they are engaged in low
business. Yet it was argued that the manu-
facturer was not involved in this degrada-
ton, But the revelations of the whisky
ring prove that the temperance men were
right. No one can engage in any depart
ment Of business of which the chief result
is the degradation Of his fellow-men, with
out undermining his own moral nature
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

SPEAKING Of the present temperance re-
viyal, Zion's Herad says Like all great
moral movements it is fully developed and
in full sweep before its true character aud
consequences begin to be apprehended. The
movement now in progress among tempted
men themselves is already sufficiently de-
fined in its character aud remarkable in its
power to attract the serious and grateful at
tention Of all good men. 1t has a stronger
force and finner hold upon the public in its
incipient developments than the remarkable
Washingtonian movement OF quarter Of
century ago. 1t has elements of stability in
II not connected with the remarkable wo-
mans movement of late years. 1t has not
the eccentric and extraordinary character
about it which units it for long and persistent
operation in the community. 1t works upon
more hopeful subjects, and just as eifectualy
aecomplishes the same sweeping results
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

Thar PEDIGREE CoRN.-Our friend, A.
NJ Foster, Of Cabot, complains that our no
tce of this corn is the cause of his being
troubled with numerous orders for the seed
which he is not prepared to supply, and
wishes US So TO state. Reference to the adj
vertisement, elsewhere in this paper, Of the
Memphremagog Seed Farm" will show
you where the seed of the Pedigree Com
may be obtained. We apologize to Mr..
Foster for making him trouble, and hope
we shall do him no harm by stating that
though he does not deal in seed corn, he
does make (and sell) large quantities of the
incest maple honey and sugar that it was
ever our good luck to taste. Our readers
who do not supply themselves with this
luxury viii never regret sending an order to
the "Maple Glen Sugar Works Of our
friend Foster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

WoaK.-I did pity my friend. lie
had been trying to stand up against the
temptation to drink, and Satan had knocked
him down again. lie was blue, discouraged,
heartsick, when found him after his fall
lIe was lying away down in the " depths"
His success in standing up had been owing
to prayer Have YOU prayed ?" asked.
No, he had not. Here was something to be
done at once. Let's get right down and
go to work, said. We knelt SO prayed.
heard him sobbing. The prodigal was
coming back Theu be prayed. heard his
cry Tor forgiveness. We rose and at the
same time a downcast soul got up out of the
depths Of its despair How he smiled as he
said afterwards, 81 am saved Knee-work
had done it, And kuee-work will do won
ders in every direction, simply because it
makes a connection with the source Of all
power-God. He bends in blessing as we
bend in prayer. If we want to take our own
hearts in hand, do it with bent knee PEN
itence, peace, strength, win be the result.
If we want to take in hand the heart Of
some one else, let there be kHee-cork. On
your knees plow up the hearts of sinners
On your knees sow in the truth. In the day
Of harvest how the yellow sheaves win stand
about U.s.. 4. Rdnd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

ut sipNfy uFrnrnf.
Ih.. song sing to you TO-DAY
snot to learn trade,
For am sad the truth to say
That song aside Il laid.
The mills are running on haii-une
The shops give forth no noise.
Ana It b hand 20 ind q dime
Among the prentice boys.
rf.. Tie song that shall sing to YOU
Your tronbled hearts viii calm
lfyou have nothing else 60 do
500 WORK upon a farm"
90, stores arc filled with lille clerks.
Because the Times are dull
And be hIs duty plainly shifks
when SHOPS and mills are full
Who seeks 20 learn trade. or tend
The counter Of store.
In hopes the future YET win send
A fortune to HE door.
tao. Al. vain arr all such hopes o. thcse.
That surtly end In harm
Don't sack 10 .it meath shady u~cs
eco WORK upon farm"
oh why shouid men in cities pine.
ur illy stay ~ town.
why loaf aboui. and Grossly whine
That Things are upside down
can fhs bring bread 10 wife and child
And make the fninre bright
Can thls turn ihc weather mNi
OF furnish heat and lghtf
Caa.- such men should listen 90 myf0ns.
And in II End a charm
10 tells them how 70 get along
"Go work upon the farm
iat no man siarve for want OF bread
The proiuci Of tho SOIL
raf al can siil Be amply Ted,
Who viii but share the toll
III, honest, manly TOD that brings
The harvest season round.
when he Glad farmer gayly sins.,
because Of fruitful ground.
tho This. then. shall b. the song We s.ug.
The whole world TO alarm.
AMI loudl, lrt the chorus ring
"Do work upon farm"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

LosT NATION WnrAr,-We recently men
toned this new variety Of spring wheat,
which has become so popular in Maine, and
in doing so, requested Mr.. Foster of Cabot,
to report upon the quality Of the -four made
from it. lie kindly replies as follows
" Dear Sir You wished u know the quantity
and quality of flour from the Lost Nation and the
White Hamburg wheats. took three hundred
pounds, or five bushels OF each kind; the smut
mill took out two pounds per hnshel, and the re-
naming fity-eight pounds made thirty-eght
pounds Of fine -four or almost forty pounds per
bushel. The -four from the shell out Il good but
not quite equal 10 the other. Where grain Is liza
Bile TO lodge ! would prefer Il to any wheat |
know OF. iours truly, A. NJ fosrFR"
Cabot February ~, 1876.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

A NASTY BUsISEss.-It seems LIQUOR
dealers are in the habit of saving the saloon
slops, aud re-distilling them, TO be presented
again to their customers Now, can you
imagine anything iilthier than that Think
Of the dirty-handed bartender behind the
counter, washing the drinking mugs and
glasses of hundred bloated, guzzling topers,
and then distilling the slop water for future
use If your cook should distill her dish
water, to save the oil for your pie-crust or
griddle-cakes, the ease would be parallel
one. This business of re-distilling the slops
of the saloons is so large that the government
has sued beer-dealer to recover revenue
from 1.-THE ChrisiiqH Woman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29
NoTICE.-U. :. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes,
May l. 1916, to April 80, 1877.

The revised Statutes Of the United States secion. Ills
5, 33' and $500, require every person engaged Ia amy
business ayocation or employment which renders hin
liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE
CoNsri c UorsLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR
PLACE OF BUSINESS asrA,ir denoting the payment of
said -rEcIAL TAN for The Special Tax Year beginning MAy
J, l-'6 before commencing continuing hu.nc-. ai.i
Npal 90, ls7e.
rHr TANus EaHEAouD wirrN WE rEofi.ioss ol rnf
LAW ABOVE qrorfp ARR lnF roLLoNI>e.yil.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

TEMPERANCE people will be encouraged
by the fact that the product Of spirits dur
ing the last six months of 1875 was two mil
lion one hundred aud fifty-nine thousand
eight hundred and twenty gallons less than
the product in the same period Of 1874
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

THE MOUSE WHO LOsr HER TAIL
About twenty-five years ago my mother told
me this story; One morning, when a little
gray mouse was running across the pantry
floor great black-and-white cat bounced
upon her, and bit off her nice long tail.
The little mouse felt drcadfully about it,
and she said TO the cat sold cat, will
you please to give Inc back my great long
tail Z" Yes" said the eat, " viii give il
to you ii you will bring me saucer Of milk"
SO the mouse ran down 10 the barn, where
an old red cow was tied in the stall, and
said "Please, old COW, will you give me
saucer of milk for the cat, so she will give
me back my great long tail 7" The COW
said Yes, | will give you the milk il you
will bring me bunch of hay" Then the
mouse went to the farmer who was planting
a field near by, and said TO him "Will
you please give me some hay for the cow,
aud then she viii give me saucer Of milk
for the cat, and the cat will give me back
my great long tail 2" The farmer said
" Yes, will give you the hay if you will
promise me not to 60 into my com-crib aud
eat my corn" Aud as the little mouse said
she would never, never touch the corn"
the farmer gave her a bunch of hay, which
she gave TO the COW aud the COW gave her
saucer of milk, which she gave to the cat ;
aud the old cat gave her back her great long
tail, which made the little mouse very happy.
But, best of all, she kept her word, and did
not touch the farmers corn.--St, Nicholas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

ERRArUM.-ln answer 10 several inquir-
les, and to save writing letters, we wish to
say that the sweet apple mentioned in re-
cent article as " Prough's should have been
Pringles Sweet, an excellent and produc-
tive but small fall sweet apple Of the hybrid
Siberian class, originating on the farm Of c..
g. Pringle, ESQ., Of Charlotte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

PASSING UNDER THE Rop.--lt was the
custom of tho jews TO select the tenth of
their sheep after this manner: The lambs
were separated from the dams, and enclosed
in Il sheepcote with only one narrow way
out the dams were at the entrance. On
opening the gate, the lambs fastened TO Join
the dams aud man placed at the entrance
with rod dipped in paint, touched every
tenth lamb, aud so marked it with his rod
saying, " Let this be holy" Hence saith the
Lord by the prophet, ~ will cause you TO
pass under the rod !" Eek. 20 97.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

Any person so liable who shall fail to comply with
foregoing requirements viii be subject penalties
Persons or Arms In Orange, Iamoille and Washington
countes liable to pay any Of the Special Taxes named
above, must apply to CHARLES :. DANA, Collector Of
Internal Revenue AZ Montpelier and pay for and procure
The speoiarax stamps they neel prior MAY 1875 and
wtrnorf frHrnfn NOTICE..
j. D. PRATT,
Commis'ioRer ~ fHfefHoi HereHHe.
OFriCT OF INTERVAL REyENrE
WAsHlAuTos, j.. c., fEBHrART I, 1905 2l-24a25 p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

NIAsuN 4 utMLiN CABINET
~ =
UNEQUALED.
THREE HIGHEST MEDALS

Ira,I amrnD tNNrnoAcmD n ,alarn .,.
,,erIeu... %, iny otacr-. awarded
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
Der - anberer +.

unb ~febetspon feltf bet 80 @rab uuter
Nuu, nerbi6tet f@ bau,. unter BEN
Drude Der WalI:rbdmpfe In ben suBs
eilsrnen Bebdlterr. no er FdlTs nitro.
IN, trteper bic NIT @aGer 9sfdQtsn
Gylinbsr su fdbIsn, rpelGe f@ IN BEN
eroeen Glstl&rauute befnpen. 1as
WaGer ssfriert nt@t untsr Dieltm intens
fipen 8dltefrome, ba eS @tlprfalstum
entbdlt, rpelGes bte 8dlte In bic &eier:
Ypire bes Rtelrauns iberIettret. Del
fir bic 2dblunssappurate befttmmt'
Rauu1 btetst einen naerfuirpi8en Nns
bid bar ; idmmtlt&e 86bren fno mt
elmer Gtsfrufe bepeft. Sn benz gro.
Zen Gletl@raume berrl&t etne fbtrtid,
3dlte ; man febt nur etne Wen9e Dor
weiben Bebdltern. bte pte 3wetse Dor
8dunen inter BEN S9nee 3u ser.
i@winben f@etnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
Sic @eltamSfteanm8 Dom 1878
TIT STARTS.

Das parilsr Blatt GiSaro lisfert
mad amtIi&en AueQen einen aaerbine6
nod 1ebr Fa&tis umrifsnen plan beS
Yalafss, mel&sr bic Yartier @eltsM us<
Reaung BON 1873 beberberssn foQ, urp
bsGsn 8au 70 eben In Mnartf ~senpniuet
purbe. Die Gprri bes @eb6upes wtre
niGt pte isne bss Neutrality-suspicious.
BON 1867, elmer GQtple 9leiGsn, oa bte
trumnie etnte f& fir bie3uiammenfd9s
une Der etnselnei Gilentbetle uno fur
bic 8sweeuna Der Mai@tnen TIM Sns
uerr, als lebr unprattti& bsrausseReQt
bat, 5pnceyn bic zines laneeRredtenS b>
lpneum letr, beRsn ~firsere Setten mad
Der Gecle Mltiitaire unb Der Setne, BE
ldnaere na& ben Npenuen ea8ourcons
naye uuo Sufrsn seben werpen, wsl&e
befanntli& bic pter Setten bes Marss
felpes fnb. SIM Snnsrn 1T bte ean3e
6Rlt&e 5dlfte fur bic fran3Sfl&e Ib>
tbstluns rslerStrt, bie wsflt&e bemauss
lanbe auaewtelen. Der Yalaff miro i1
beinate bt9t Der geole Militutre eeeen.
iber erbsben unp mitbtn iiber 10000
Auaprat>M Dieter fir ben Dart fretlaHen.
Der btes Mal cine gang auberurpentlt&s
Bepeutuns erbalten iOu. Die fremosn
Ncbneebdube, 8toefe. 8a3are, NC:
Gheen. Maiereten unb 1bnliheS Spiels
aeue loQen baDo, aussei@lOfen bletben
unb baeeser ben, Naturfreunce bas
S45nfe pom r1ppernen @artenbau To-
trte Elm 0ewimmel pom feltenen 0b8eln
auer 3pnen eeboten iperoen. DesSlet>
den fnp bic Cafes, &efuurants unit
Bterfuben aus benz AusfeuunBs8e'
bdube perbannt urp In pte Gotten pes
paris rerpieien. Mu@ wfrp man aui
benz Warefelbe fstnEbeater fnoen, pas
In Der Ebat BET benz &ei@tbum be,
Stabt paris an S6auipielbdulern ies
psr Art iebr ibsrFilts wdre casessu
rrsrben lt9 auf Dem SrOcacerp eerdu'
mise Sdle fir Wonfres@ Concerto unit
dbnli1e GefsSitdten erbeben. Gin
erpBartiser BaHerfaa lou ft@ pom be
fen 6iseIn tn bic Seine erSteBen ; fers
ner miro rerlelbe bic wtfenidaftlt&eu
9ammlunsen, pte esu@hbirms, Sbler'
natprten uno Aquarien aufnebmen,
Die 8unf>A usfeQune miro fd ldnee
Der Wittelsalsrie ees paiafes btnaies
ben !; aud bier bat t@ Grantret& ben
46menantbetl an &aum u~orbebalten,
Sdplih unb n5roli9 perDer swet mos
numentale In Stetn esbaute unp mil
Stanobilpern sel@mddte 6auen Don
ie Is Nster 8rstte uno 160ieter 66bs
ben SAT e~mpfansrn. Die Soften oea
Baues lino suiammen auf 11,783,O22
Grancs ansel9lasen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30

MuS Bonn beri@tet bfe altfatbolts
fde" Bonner &c.," bonn %. Sept. j:
8tl@Of &etnfens bat ben ,Drinsenpea
Bitten bes ant 6. +. M. bier einsetrofs
fenen erpdbItenB il&pfes Der &riffatbos
ltfGen Stride Der S1weiS tbn III
Rbeinfeloen ju conlecrtrsr, na&seseben.
6err prcfefor Gbuarb 5er3os, se8ens
tpdrtis pfarrer 3u 8ern, mar In ben
leBter aht Eaeen BON allen Setter Bee
fidrmt tporpeu, er mSse bsptrtsn, bas
bic CONFEDERATION In Der Sdwet3 felbf
ftattinoe. bort iperpe etn eroses Self
beab6&ttat unter Oficteuer Ebetlnabme
Der betbsiliaten Nesteruneen, uno es
rperce benz 8olfe fdwer, auf bieles Gefl
su per3t&ten. Inter bieien l1mfdnpen
sluubte BtldOf ReinfenS Dem @unid
BEG fapetsnil9en drtffatboltlaen gols
Tee foleen su iOuen. Gr bat besbult
auf bas &nprinssu BEG erpdbnte1 8is
ldpfeS rte CONFEDERATION nunmebr aui
ben 18. B. Wi. su 8beinfelpen In be,
5&wsts feftselest. 5r. 0eraos bal
porssitern benz altfattoltldsn Grsbtldo|
Don utredt etnen Befu6 abeefattel
uno peuielten sur A7tfen3 bel re,
Weibe eineelaben, psl@er @~inlaoune
Dteier wabrfheinli6 NIT etnem Der beis
oen anpern Biid6fe rer altebrwurstsen
RtrGa 5Olancs TOlse lstfen wtrr,
Gefern IL 5ersO9 wteoer bier einss>
trufsn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30

Sraif &eslie's SGnfrirte 3eitnng.
Cine sclfdnsise ~tlufrirte DarfeGuns iiber bic gpr
f@rttte Der
10 ,ltauS ffefnns in Nbilaeelpbia
rirS III S,anf 2eslie's Saufrirter 8situns, Der ~einsietn
%taufrirten 3eituus In &nertta. BON Dp4e gu aSr&e ee>
seben.
Di,ienieen, wsl&e itre Trennse In OeutfSIanb
pber fpl6e rslde bic &uSfeluns nidt beiu6sn t6nntn,
folten fofprt fnbfcribir n. grsiS fir elm Sabr In.
clufp pDrtc fir Die Ser. Staaten un6 Gambia $500.
Hah Deutfhldnb tetrdst bas Tprtp $f.04. Sir feds
Mpnate 50 unb 70 Cts. Eprtp rad Dsutf6ldn6. Sdbr.
Hide Sutleribenten ertdlten ais pr6mie elm CHROME, BE.
ttteIt ,,@thrfu6t." unb elm 9pos ;u Der $4,000 ers
~Ipufnng am a. Snli 1876. Subcritentsn cuff 6
Wcnate erbalitn ais @rdmie has &trrmr.
Nsentsn erbaltsn ltberals 9rsItuns fir ibre gemiss
ln3.
Srhnf 0esIie'S
Msentur.D epurtemcftt. 53S @earl CIR.
Stem gprf.
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P. 9. WerrDme.

Mm %. @us, furt in &Om Der BE-
fannie Doemattfer P. Jobannes Yers
rome. Vebprel an, ii. Mdrs 1894 In
Sbtsri trat ct aul 10. NcDember 1915
IN bic @efeuiHaft Selu Elm. NlS SEQ
XII. cen Selutten bas Gcuesium &os
manun, wteper ibereab, ibernabm er
an bemielten bic YrCfs1ur Der pbtlOlos
pbte, Die er NIT swet unterbre6un9en
Ger mar bret Sabre &esens BEG Cole.
gums Don Gerrara unp btelt fi& wdbs
renb Der &eSoIuttor Elm Sabr lang tn
ENGLAND auf) Bic 1853 bstleibete.
8on 1858 mar CT 0orFeber bes
@Olssium NUmunum !; rpabrenb leiner
lesten 9sbensiabre Iettete Ct bte ereeos
rtaniI@e uniSerftdt. Nas ltiner
S&ule III cine Wenee bebsutenoerI beu>
logon beruOrsesansen. Danebeu ents
widsIts ct cine umfansretGe Ebdtiefsit
ale Goniultpr perl6ieDensr @On9resas
ttOnen, alS Ebeclcse Der Dater!a Npos
foltca u. {. ~. SIN Nuslanoe mar per-
rome belOnperS als tbsoIostlder Sdrtft~
Teller befannt. Seine tbecID8t1den
8~Orlslunsen lpwie etnAussus aus pens
ielben srIebter etpa ie 50 AuFaBen.
Bon ittnen aublrei@su ipnfteen S@rtf>
ten. ote meiitens aud the Gran;bfi9e,
Deuti@e u. {. ~. ibsrtraBen wurren,
iennen mir bic ntbepIOsii@e tlntrfu@'
unS ISer pte Deinibtlildt Der uubsfsd'
ten Gmpfdnsntb" unp cas- rreibdnCise
@etf Der protsfantismuS unp bic
@Iaubensresel." r. l. ?.
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Mms Dem Nbein8au.

auS &dpesbetm, a. Sept. miro benz
&b. Courier bertbtet: ate iberIhwlnas
lide 6pfnuns unlerer Gtefnsauer
@etnBi&ter auf ben btssidbrisen osrbf
bat ii@ beteutenb eetrobt. Dur1 bic
wabrbaft tvOpil&e 1u9uftibs uub pie
anbaltsnpe Grpdeupett stne Ger @stne
1pd ni1t Yoran. Die 8eeren bleibea
Dur@wes ieby tIeir, namentIi6 TN Berg
uno tn Den sasen NIT 3artem S@tsfsrs
buoen ; raseSen baben il6 Die Eraubsn
in cen ea8en nit ldwereren Bcpen
ccufommener ausSebilpet. gon Sons
nenbrano 1T in unlsrer @eeenp rur
duserf rpenis au fnOen. Die 8leiI6s
trauben asiSen bin uno wteoer Elm frant-
bates @usleben. Das pl5slt1 aeaen
Gnoe bss uOrissn Wpnats einaetreteue
naBfalte @sttsr bat benz WsinfoG
nt@ts 9ei@aret. Die Erauben fGuen
ltb urp Dercen Gu@, ruenn ,pir 70 lona
ri9s Gage wie beute bebaIten, balp l6
~ psush onfart8en. SIN Aueemetnen
ilno bic Erauben sesen pOrtses Sabr
3urad. Nur bic OrIeans i'm 8ero
beissn feb bsinnpsrS laSn. sIn Auans
iitdt miro Der r~tesidbrise Sabrsano
ben pom 1874 srrei@sn ; aber Die 6OFs
nung auf einen Sursdsli&sn @ein ia
adnslth rabin. Die olte Neael I'm
0betusau: 8enn man auf Siepri&sr
@alfubrt CT. Iug.0 ni&t pcmg @lus
Der 8sinbsrse fprt6t sibt IS fein aus.
es3etGnetes @twd&s, f&eint nd In
Dislsni SABRE su befdttSen esnn in
Zen erfen Wo1en ptro pom S&lue
Ter @eiatsrSe nod Ieine isin." =
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Stdd amerifani1hee 0teb ouf ben
Wartt unb wurben ~ BEN bcbenD ur4s
f@ntttsprefs RON 165 Dollars pro
Stdf pertuuft. Die Ginfutr Dot.
GIsil& wirp rsselmd6ie betriebsr, urb
In Der betrefenren @p1e maGts bic
Gra@t fdr ben Transport BON GleiI&
mad @lusspru, SOnren unb StYerpupl
5000 DpIar8 aus.
NuSDsfen f&reibt man pom 5. Sep.
tembsr: Die GrbpdGtsr Der 8atsrs
IanpSltete, bic beeetferten 0erebrer bes
CT. Seoansta9es mtTen bod gar BITE
tere Grfabrun8en MAIDEN. 60 loUte
man meinen, pae bod Dor allen bas
Ntlitatr bos er6Bts Jnterele an Der
Geier bsS Gtbunsta9e babe uno bfsbalb
mad Srdften ;ur 8erberrItGurg terltIs
Ben bsttrdae. Sn Darmfabt mar aber
aubsr mOff3ters GuIno tan utlttairts
fGeS @sbduoe sefaset ; ia nod u1Sbr,
bic a%nsetdnptaten 4anOnen . SaIselt
mueten unterbleiben, "peil bic @ilitairr
@erwaltune bic Nunttton besablt BADEN
irplte, unb na Der Nreis elmer ieeen
@artOaHe fdnf Wart bstrdgtI bate fos
mad bic Ranpnabe sos Wnrt aetchst".
Sn einer1 BET BuSba9 bsIeeener Dorfe
bat bte Stoanfster etnena Nanne bas
2eben 9sfcfet. @enn Elm FOLDER 1ns
alddsfau bet elmer tir@ltGen Gtter pors
eetOmme, mare, weI@ einen 1b[enldrm
bdtte mon ba erbpben 2 Wnn bdtte NIT
9ewalttBer Gntriituns nsrlanst boe al
lee S&ieBrn BET ftr@It@en Soften abfp>
Tut Serbptei lein mlbte. Sp aber, no
es f@ UNI Elm Opfer bee Ssoantases
banbelt TT maj, mdus@enfiu. Sin
anbererunfau, ntel acknowledgements, ers
eienste flb In @teeen. Dcrt rurbe
rdmltd BET Der Geffefer unb belonbers
bet benz Banfett In @sn3el's @atten
nit BEN Grts@rt Elm FOLDER 2drm ppu>
fabrt bas bic GeRrebsn ni&t nsritunpen
werben fOnnten. @ie 1@abe, Bag btele
Gr9Iie "patrtottlG" 8eftnrter Teitrec1er
tceBeu zines aus paris bet uns eins
sefibrten bdBlt@en Snfrumentes tbren
5wsd ~Serfeblten ! Stets betet 60 QUEEN.
ote @sbtlDeten feten aue fit Ct. See
ban nun erl&eint aber btel e Bilpune
bod stros beoenfli6, tpenn lelbft betm
8anfett, moran bod tppbI rur @ebils
bste tbeiInubmen, jeneS armltltse Sn:
frument cine lOIae 8Oae lrielen fam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
German
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Greepprt, Su6.

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Sas. pelde felt benz Sabre 1865 NIT srpbein @rfclse tn
ldubt flo Etermtt benz seebrteu Gubltfum beg Staates
Ntnn. 3u e~rnpfebIen. 9tefelbe 1T eeeenwdrttB TN Bsfb
etnss gerin5eens BON nabtu elmer talben @tqtpn Dbl
lars. ste befebt muir ausfdlieBltd aus beutf6en Bdr-
eern in unb ut 9reeport unb bat f6 furG einfa&e Tie
aud, f~parfarae @erpaltuna thrtr @ei&dfte unter heut
gubltfunt perfdteeen'r Ndtipnen eth unbeetnetes Der
trauen errprten. Ste terttgt, lie mad Belteben, Dol. tn
enal. u. beutfder Sprade aus.
Wesea a~senturen uenbe man f& an bic 9aapt Office
Der Gefe1f&aft.
Capital. aftts.
Fire MFpetattpn, pbtld............$ $780, 600. .$4, G62, 1872 81
Gmertean Sire Sns. Go. Ybila". 400. 00O.. 1920. 544,5
WeferH NTuranee. Eurpntu, Ga. s80.O00.. 1900 .0O0.0O
Srantltn s. u. VI. ct. 2puis $40. 100000. 3O4,O13.O0
German Sns. Co., 8reerprt. sue. 100000. 369,O3O.19
Infer @ef&dfstrdaer In ct. paul TT 5er
q. s. &tne, Gst.
SO. 20 Oft 8. Ctr. ct. paul @inn.