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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

RAILROAD STRIKES AND THEIR PRE-
vENTIoN.-Charles Francis Adams IT,, has
published an article in the Nation in
which, taking Col. Scott's recent article in
the North american ReDteo for a text. he
dissents empliatically from any proposition
that places the railroads under the protec-
tion of the Federal Government, and as
serts it is the duty Of railroads to take care
of themselves. How the French railroad
company del Est accomp!ishes this Mr..
Adams briefly but clearly explains.
That company Obviates the necessity for
strikes by taking away the incentive. 1t
deals with its employees in generous and
hnrnane yet business-li<e spirit. The
State Railroad Commissioners of Massa-
cbuse.ts-Mr. Charles F. Adams, ir., be-
ing one of them-apprOving of the exam
pie set by the French company, when the
recent strikes occurred, were about to is
sue a private invitation TO the managers of
the railroad companies to NEE. them for
the purpose of taking the whole subject
into consideration.
The general principles of the reform
suggested by the commissioners are in sub
stance the establishment of a service on
the railroads having all the elements of
permanence, including apprenticesbips,
regular promotion, and finally retiring
pensions a gradual and reasonable in
crease Of wages in each grade, based on
the length OF service, and finally the organ
IzatiOn of a provident fund, to be made up
partly by contributions from he companies
and partly from yearly assessments of from
one TO two per cent. on the salaries of em-
ployes. The object Of this fund, if it fol-
lows that established by the French COM
pany. is to secure proper medical attend
ance and his full income to the employe
during sickness, and in case of death TO
provide for the funeral expenses. and
grant to the widow or children Of assist
ance equal to the anlount of four months
pay. In addition to this the French com
pany has established a pension fund which
entities each of its employees TO retiring
pension after a service of twenty years
the pension ''amounting to from fifty TO
seventyfive per cent. of the highest sala-
ries ever enjoyed by them" The adop-
tion of some such system as this. including
a resort to arbitration when difficulties
arise between the corporations and en-
ployes. Mr.. Adams evidently thinks would
go very far toward promoting amicable re-
lations between the railroad men and the
corporations in whose service they are.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

WITH its issue of Saturday weeL tho To-
caster f"sef!'9enc6r entered on the four-
'eeslth year of its publication ms a daily
newspaper The Inte1tgeneer Is fearless.
feNahle. thorough going Demoorntic ;our-
"a'. ana Is edited with IN ability and spirit
winch places is in :hs front rank or Amsr
J'''"ahSh. We are glad TO know that
''s merits as live newspaper are properly
appreciated, and that 1t is MEETING with ,b.
Eve sne Prosprs. s "''y "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
McCLEItAND, Chairman.

a STATE LABOR convention met a: Har-
Tisburg on Monday last, adopted a plat
form, aud nominated the following ticket !:
Judge OF The Supreme Court, Judge VIM.
Elweh. of Columbia county Auditor Gen
eral, John VI. Davis, of Pittsburgh State
Treasurer, James l.. Wright, of PhilaClel-
phla. About 80 delegates were present,
representing that many different labor or
ganiZations in the State.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

A LESSON FOR PASSMORE.-Out i'm Mis-
souri, they claim to- have a lightning rod man
who has seen the evil Of his ways and re-
formed. This statement should be taken
with caution on account of its evident i'm
probability. But rather than create any
unpleasantness with Missouri people, per-
haps it may be well to accept the extraor-
dinary assertion as fact. This refo' med
lightning bafIier has divulged an import
am electrical secret to the villagers where
he resides. He Says that the people of any
small village are foolish 10 expend money
and purchase a rod for each residence.
more economical and equally as safe plan
being TO erect liberty pole in the centre of
the village and put on it an extra powerful
lightning All the supcrfluous light
ming which is fonliug around the locality
will make strike for liberty (pole} and
slide pleasantly and harmlessly To the
ground This gives people chance to dis
play their patriotism by the erec ion of the
pole and at the same time secure protection
in the rod There is herein contained a
valuable suggestion for our fellow towns
man and ''favorite SON. Passmore. He is
likewise to abandon the error of his ways
and assume the role of a reformed insur-
ance agent, and if he can only suggest some
method by which whole communities can
avail themselves in bunch of the benefits
OF life insurance on she reserve endow-
ment plan" he will strike a political bo-
nanza.-PottsUille Standard.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
FRANCIS w. HUGHES. of Pottsville. on,

FRANCIS w. HCGHEs. of Pottsville. once
democrat. now bowling infiationist, is
addressing meetings in the anthracite coal
region in favor of unlimited greenbacks tn
STAR the mines, furnaces and rolling mills
that are now idle. The Miners J0yrn,K
hits this greenback champion squarely be-
tween the eyes hy presenting to hirn for a
satisfactory solution the d lfficulty suggested
In the following paragraph:
There is no difficulty in mining ore, coal
ana itH"s.one.and In running furnaces and roll.
ing mills Labor material and the necessary
Appliances are at band. The difficult that seems
Ter II IS manufactured. If MIR. Hughes can
7otye the difhoulty he will be entttisd 10 the
hGnM % sbe k.ItsS GIe resles.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

FREAK OF MADMAN.-The following
singular story of attempted murder AID ac
compllshcd snicide is told by the Detroit
Free Press of the 9th inst.
NJ ID. Tonkcr, Travelling Agent of the Great
western Halfway, resident of niagara Falls
suicide of DIR. Stein. of New York the old gen
tleman who sprang last Friday from the sus-
pension loot bridge. below the falls into the
buhbling flood below a distarce of ls5 ceet
Dr. Stein, whose health appeared fcehIe and
OF the mind, arose quite early Friday ,nCrnjnp
and engaged n bootbiack to show him oroun5
ana point out objects of interest. Heagreed 10
give me boy dollar rand half TO continue with
hlIn during the day. nd pulling out "a very h, roe
roll 0I bills paid him in advance. When The old
Gentleman and the boy had reached: :the middle
ni the Suspension Bridge, near the Fails. they
na,'eu ana after momentary survey of the
great iaracts, DR. Stein asked if there was
any carriage to be seen upon the bridge in
either direction. The boy looked ana answered
no. Is there any one in sight az airy part of
the bridgeT' inquired the old gentleman
There is no one at ALL" SAID the boy after n
sharp look: AT the same instant Dr. stein
seized the boy and endeavored to throw nm
over the railing OF the bridge. The lad scream
cd and struggled with all the energv ba nns
sesscd. and 10y clinging to the timt,ers defpaPtnd
the otJcct OF his insane companion. Mr. Took
er considers il wonderful that any sound could
be heard above the roar of the Falls Perhans
tue struggles OF the man to throw and of tho
poy 20 save himself caused the bridge 10 oscil-
late to marked degree; at any rate the at
tendants or the bridge at each of the shore ends
rushed out and made for the rescue. This Dr.
oIeln perceived. let go of his we'll nir n @ xhaust
cd victim, climbed to the top of the rajIin0 ana
without "a word, spranv into the misty air and
sh9 uhiathomabie pool deep down below In
falling he struck one of the bridge vuvs which
springing from the conclusion. threw the dis
oIacteI mortal more up stream aud change his
attitude from a nearly upright TO a prone nosi
non. with arms and legs extended as if swim
mug, ne fell Hat on the turbulent greer. bued
waters oi the Niagara aud that was rhe Iast 81
nun. For, although $1,000 reward has been Of
dreds have looked for il night nn i a,rd nun
not a vesfige OF it has come TO the surface.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14

4 REMARKABLY PFTRlF!''.is,I,s ,I,s !
Portland OrqeoHiaH of IfceD, ,..I-l.sI J-lI
tains this unbelievable story "A
c. Bronaugh has attached M 4
chain little amulet or charm --s-t
from its peculiar history, Is ''l, I'D
itself. L is nothing move OF - d
petrified rosebud. Daring the IN Vi
young nephew of Judge hioD----s a
in one of the Southern Sta'es' p. rs--,
to his mother aud incioSed in .Efrrst
rosebud. The letter arTlyeH - -.-rs..
des' s'ination. and, after having ,iaa
was laid aside with the r's' quo .. .,s nd
where il remained fOr eighi e' ed
When the drawer was ovei ila".,t N. r,,
letter again brought Jo hsi.' - rstr
il contained was discovered w .bf 1
The Judges aunt recently lii,,si 4
to him at this place. and pc fn,-prs
the hands of a jeweler Tor y. -l,.-hc
having it fitted TO carry Oh i's "a ths. .
The petrificatiou is 50 very h''r ,l-ss
trying To drill hole in il two "a. ra
were broken before the oole'i i,,5 ari
plished. IL is = perfect f's'slrs srs-s y
well preserved that the iineS' ai. r
be seen. What peculiaiiir' II.
or water could have change
rosebud iuto q hard. aH
substance in the Shulr
is to us a mystery"
, 1877-04-05
Neuefte teltgr. gtpe(4ta.
Scr &rieg int Orient.

2onbon, 4. Mpril. Cine Sepei9e
meloet, baB Die @ei@dftstrdser osrGrob=
mddte Der 9forte bas grotofoa sesen
Gnbe bisler Mo9e abermitteln nlb oer'
ielbcn 81, eleider 3sit ben &otb seben
wcroen, Ii1 nit &ublano in Se3ua auj
beioerleitise @briituns III p%eradnoisen.
Sic 8fnrte ideint isoo6 oas Yrototo1
oIs ibrer Wiroe sutpioer 5l era9ten nno
miro wab,1deinli6 ben M(d9ten cine
Wote ols Mntwort iberididen.
@isNo9riat iiber bic ansebli6 in BEN
l9unau+9 ilapst berri6enoe @ufrssuna
miro ponGuHIduf aus in abreoe s%eltslt,
&ublanb ion Montenesro Den &att
ee9eben baben. Die 6Oroerun9 nm BIZ
Mbtretuns bon Nielics fallen sa lailer
unb li9 nit Der @%btretun9 pon Sues
ODER &aloldin gu besnilseu.
Ser ruilii6e &oniul in @ereispo, 30
nien, lit ansebli6 III Gol9e neucr BON
ocn Siirteu in jsnet @eseno pcrilbter
@reueltbaten iiber Die @rense absereit.
, 1877-04-05
GuroraiGhe Nad)ribteu.

Tronfrei6 gilt ols fripol uno
unmoroli1dy mad Der .@totiltlf 1T Der
'Yrocentlot Der illseitimen @pbnrten bort
aber %oerineer. o1s in Den meiIien Sbei-
len 9eutlhlonbs. 0as Terbdl!nib
5tsIt l@ fir 1000 @eburten alio +:
6rontreiA 70 iIesitime, prenben 100.
5iiooeutl6lano 200, Inter Oeltrei9
3O5, Gdrnt1en 500.
gNamMDetut. Die W%orarbeiten tl,
bic bteii9e Pferoebabn msrben I'M 1
War3 uuter 8srmenouus eigenS einges
idulter belsiider Nrbeiter beginner.
3unablt iperoen Die linieu DO i, Babns
bofe our9 bic 9eibelberser> unb Mbein>
fraBe gum 9aupt3ofamte uno ourb biz
breite StraBe iber @dloBbof uni
9ibsinbrade mad bent 2uowissbafeuss
Babnbofe III Ystrie6 9.iset weroen.
@insr BET beliebtefen 8araer ~unlerer
Staot, 2~itgo9rapb 9eiurid @dmiot.
betaant ourd seislidaftlide pie poll.
tiide Gbati9feit 1T ant 81. G:6r. in
alter BON SO Sabren 9etorben.
:3u ben bier porbanoenen bier 2otal.
6lattern wiro, nadosm Die vMannb.
3ts." ein9esanssn 1T, eia nWfannbeimer
yeobadter" fommen, Der in Der 8sus
terlhen gudorudsrei erideineu uno
Don ". Strobel, bisberi9em Wtitarbsiter
Der uN. y. 2s3.", rebi9irt wereen iou.
Oas 8latt wiro in fortiarittli9em
Gimme 9sbalten isin.
&apcumeilter Grnf Tranf bate slns
geltbts ieiner 8erufuug na1 Waiud
fur iein 8erbleiben einise Torosrunseu
gsiteat, oarunter bic @rb0buns ieinsS
@sbaltS nm 2OOOM. Der Staotratb,
pelAem baS Gbsaterfomite oieie 8e.
oinsuusen our Brifun8 uno 8erbe.
laeiouns mittbeilte. srtlarte ii@ auBer
Stanoe, Die sepinidts @rb0buns ciu'
treten gu lalien, uno bat nunmebr ST.,
Sranf nad Wfain3 3uia9e ertbeilt, nos
lelbit er bobere Sage, beioaoeres 9ouo'
car fur Die Gsituns Der Spmpbouieton'
berte uao faufmoaatliden urlaub ss'
niebt.
@ad0em Die Sanssrin Grauleir
Gbriltiue 9tiliion benz Trantfurts'
Staottbeater bic fir belien @%innabme'
psrbattnii1e unerldwinaliAe Snmme
BON 50OOW. fur elm einsiseS @altipie
au9eforbert bat, 1T Der 8erwaltuns bee
bisiisen Saalbauss Namens oerielber
&iinltlerin fir elm &on3ert cine 0ono'
rarforoerun9 BON 10000 Wearf Seltell1
porben. Die barauf ertbeilte Mntwor1
mar eben 10 tura ais osutlib: rWis
oanfen fir Obf."
A(daffen6mrg. Der s6raufiias
Courier" brinst fol9enoe. etruaS mplte'
rios flinSenbe NOti3: De- NedtSans
malt Seisl bat iid oieIer Gage angel.
lid auf eine @elAaftsreils beseben uni
1T bis lest nod nidt auradsefshrt. Oi'
, 1877-04-05
2euti9Iano.

Qonoon,4 4. Mpril. 2aut elmer &eu-
y er'i6en Depei6e ous 9aris 1T Der De-
ri@t caB Shirt Sobenlobe I'M S'sriiie
fei, mad 8erliu obsuseben nno oas
Gei9sfansleramt an @te0e oes Tilrlten
8ismard ansutreten, unbesriinbet. Shirt
Sobenlobe miro als @%slanotsr in paris
bleibcn.
Ser Berliner Correspondent Der
,@tanborb" ,pieoerbolt bic Mn9ote, oaB
fsirIt Bismard an l. gpril feline 0les
1ionotion einreidte uno S%eurloubuns
auf elm Sobr foroerte. Sic &%elisnatlon
1T nod niat ansenummen, Der nrlanb
ieoo@ bepilist. Mls l1ria6en ~crSen
Die Mibbslistsit nit General b. @told
unb Die lsbte Nbltimmuns I'M Gei9sta9e
iib,n Den @ib oss &ei@sseri6ts anses
}eben. 8ismard ioll entl@lulen iein,
auf Der Mnnabme ieiner &elisnatiom gu
beIeben. Gr wiro ii6 in i'll me-
pisen Sassn ouf feline Sitter in Sou'
enburs uno ipater pabridsinli@ nod
Gillinsen beseben.
General BON Moltte luirS iest ols
Der mutbmablide Na@fol8er bes Sir
item i'm Nei4sfan5leramte an9elebsn.
Sem Gorrelponbenten Der Zines"
snfo1se miro Serr GampbauIen propl'
forbid als preubiider prcmierminitsl
iunsiren. wabreno BON Billion nn>
Sofmann relp. Die Minilterien oes
Meu6ern uno bes Snne,n iibernebmer
,uerben. General BON @toid beabli@'
tist anseblid. icinen 8eri9t on oen&al.
Ter gu psrDHentli9en, in pel6em er BIZ
BON Dem Tiriten sefibrtcn Sel9wsroer
wioerleete.
Ser Correspondent Der nYof" 1T Der
In}4t, oaB Der &aiier, obslei6 er nod
feline Gntiasibuns abseseben bat, Die
&elisnation idliebli@ annebmen wiro.
jeoob auf lolde Weiie, oab es oemJiir'
1ten ipdter freiltsbt, ,pieoer in Der
@taatsoienlt einsutreten.
9erg erlinerg orreiponoent Der Daily
Stems" ertIdrt Die gnsaben iiber Die Ge.
%1ianation 8ismard's fir iibertrieben
mno b%ebauptet, feline Sommerfsrisu
wilroen ni9t lanser, uls ibIid lein.
, 1877-04-05
Der st / If mpn6er
,,@em Gmtlp Gut"
$abaf aat,D @iDarettet,,
Tdbrictrt ppr
g. s. @nem S &c.,
Ri6monD. "a.

Ger mi@moaosr 81 IN 1obaeeO. u uoa ben a a%asseg $sasissa
Britannia Naural Geaf' gebnttsn nnb fret BON Sfenaelr. Stano, .parfune
o@r irseno elmer gerfMihuas. Der leiats smae gooen, wotia OMise aaeat ae4nad e
fen (n ihruakr Gtuh in gmginta uno g3ortb @aroGno) uo Die Nrt os 1rod-
mems permiuscrt Die Yroasnte os Nrotnes Sebbalb fam onlte in Yfin. ODER
in @isarsten saauht mroeu, Ome gu befarhten 3rsb1enneu, S@panosl I'M Sop
k. ODER glaicn of Der 3unae su bfomnaen, tuedes oft ourd3 Tabat nsber IN
smem fdweren se9ntOOen sspadisn uus NIT at99erids Saeu: G sn%aa. S09as"'
oer denmide @ubfau3en parfamirt oSer anbernet9 perfdlidt 1T, sedls9t.
DmA feline 0aenfei, fem groma. ieiaea notlrid)ea @etuh umo g1amad
empfebt er Gh benz Bffen. unS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oS cine Der ausgludtefen
unb reiuleu Gorten Gabat, Ben mn taben fam.
Son elmer Nnolpie, ndae fapib bon oieNm Tabat cot Or. auaufus
WStder Der bra6mte G6emf Der fSnisid)en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in gnaano. &C.
ma4t nuroe uo os6sn Same 70 bstaunt in iesem aabOratodnm Bet Neb' 1T JOl'
9eabeS elm Iasus
acknowledgements
IL eadsburp gquare- 0eet etreet 6. 6, Qonoon.}
sd fnSe nur epurcn bon @apetr in benz Eatat. nelhes Der gruuo it, bag
.er eiuen 10 mlben @eihnad bat, oenn in aneu farfen. betBenoen Tabat foe I'd
ribes Wal, oas @auter in beoeuteuoer nuanttat %soIaerriaeno 1T cine onoae
LIMB widtiaere Sode, webe ih burA mMnc l1nhrinduns ousaefuoen babe. IT,
roB CT am: wems 9sieotm snt9dIt unS oa6 tn pisEn @0ten aaeat bret eoer eMr.
mai lopiel aefunoen Nib. Sd fnoe bag oner Tataf cine nerbaltmBmdBta tene
nQuonttdt @~iuciBfofe entbdt buts erfdrt ben lsbiden gNrud BED Naudes
voon oiir srne 1abaf. Gs 1T mabrid cine Der wo9riedenfen Scien, Die ID
ue aeraudt bae uno es 1T wnfid mabr. oB Der Iabat MUIR men9 N!cotm uf
.GimeiRnof ent6alt, welaes ib ats Elm beionoeres &enn3eiAen cities lsbhb rtehen
yon uno miben 2abaf5, btratR."
Der @apeter eit ben 1abaf. ben mir fit fart uno ihledt bohtn. bet ihr
fen. beiEenoea @elhnnf Der Ghueibfof gilt Den unonsenebmen @erudh mu
uertrannte 0eoern ober pom, welder oft int ihkdt brennenoen &aoat oemertt m~o
oas OlIotn III Der @1t1Of.
, 1877-04-05
Dff Tnhkur.

: 1, lsse'a''' b. :: a saa' 9 sss'f sass St sas |sssrs a%e
Hobbal anb trr$ g%innebmen pom 8o1pntner
ibren Stt bat, to- tef ie Iiest, unb sn slei@er
3eit 5etsen fe bic 2ebetstraft bes Wenidth an.
EaaisnOe inS tn ben lest:n awst Sabreu tn bsr
SsSs.M "f1 nn,,2 "a s stas %ss.t @t5;' S MS@ gsri III st sis!s
Merste unb @potbeter. Die aobbGber untsridesen
tb BON onberen @dbetn babur&, bab fe brett aMf
Ste Rrantbeit etnwtrten, unb ben trantert Stofi ents
iomme. Ste TnS Elm 8erbrennnnss,' Ober ausidsts
bun9ssproeeb Der Rrantbetts ltofe. Sober Rtante
wirb bet Der Mnweubuns biefer BUR t~o;ufaseh fetn
ei9ener Mrstt.. Menn Semanb enr9 hieie gabsr Sc
rsnb mad Der bisbertSen SetlmetbsSe BITE Yttttet
sem5bnlid sefdbrltder finb ais BITE Rrantbett fetblt,
nnb fi4 Siters IN sanass Seer ieeanodrer srants
Obsieia bie svybaber aae arantbriteH, tuirrltd
nnb duberlid, ~furiren, 10 ftnb bod BITE Wirtnnaen
BET f~olgenben Rranfbetteu, Defenders penn te I'D
nod tn aeatem3 ~uItanbe %befinben, sanaa uBcroreentA
lid: 0teber, fslbit Merpsns nnb 9pphnsiieber,
merben isbr i9neu, 9emSbuli9 nit Ia pabern,
iurirt. &alss amS Rameeni9wimotadt wirb,,
b~sionberS bel innaen eeuten II. In, sriten Stadium,
8swsbnli@ Iei9t furtrt. @aMet{n6f, Wbsms
matt %sSsr. w %rS as o., isss iSmsai oS ssisst aa;
tDpbiIttitde 3rantbsitsn tn iebem @rabe. pet
dnBersn Rranfbeiten, 8~ramoputteem, 0et
tatpirttt, Scrppbelm &c; " be Mirfums etne
i'm Setea pon Ser ~aSitiuns sa iiberSeusen. Neas
eenfrebS unb BITE fesenannte Sarns ober
SMderrmbr (etne bs iest unbeilbare 2rantbeiD
iSmrben 9ebeilt. Bel lsbterer &rantbeit seben rs
Nro5ent bes Sudertsfss nit ieSent Babe sur@ bsa
urin ab.
Die Babes nnt gtnnebme spulper merben mad
iebem plab I'm aanbe ~perlanbt, Oct prets bee
Babe pulpers TT 81, Der bes gtnnsbme ; 9mIpers
81. Mam Iafe F9 etne 8toidiire lter BITE 20hfu
b swaIii9er ober Ssutider Sprade fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Ctr (Box 1901
Rem Work
, 1877-04-05

Sic Ga = &ipers8 riide / II
Mew.0 orf. 9ie bier 2eitordbte fir
Die eroBen gabe1dnsem iino nunmebr
BON Sburm auSburm gesogen, aber ipes
oen Der l1nsunIt Der 8itterung nod
nidt politdnois rcaulirt porosn. 81
mlb basu Elm pinoFiler Sag ab9ewar=
tet uerocn. Sic SeSel6nung ~9elt ,
ordbte" baben oielelben osbbalb, neil
$4,000 ei%nselnen 9rabtltrebnen, iuelde
bic bier grOBen Gabel biloen, %ein5el11 ae-
leat weroen miii1en, UNI cine iibereln'
fimmcnoe 2dnge at crsiclen. An'
5onnabenb wuroe Der lsbte Der bier
.Yenoel"s9 rdbte iiber oieSbiite gsbra6t.
inoem cine Mbtbeiluns arbeiter iiber Den
TuBites sosen Sin bieisn 9rdbten wer-
Sen in semil1en 3uiiAenrdumm %eiisrne
@tansen a~ufssbdnst, bic oasu oienel
loGen, boB Die einaelnen Srdbte, Die oas
sro6e gabel biloen lolen. lid ni4t mis-
%einanrer psrpidslt. 9as ginolen oe'
Ordbte nimmt pbnc unterbrednns lei'
men Gortgang. BIS iebt i6on clrea
,%ipan3ig Sonnen oieisr Yrossour nnter'
morfen moroen.
, 1877-04-05
GnBlanD.

2nnbun, 4. @pril. 9as rAneen's
5beotsr" in G%oinburs, @@ottlano.
brannte oeitern se9enM fitternadt nieber.
Niemanb ipurbe Dcrlett.
Sean 8aptiite Maopn, Der befannte
belsil9e Malsr, ifarb seitern in SriiHel
i'm 81. 2ebensiabre.
, 1877-04-05
Gepr0e @ibfDn, IT.,

" o. I2U7 Wf 0tnS trabe.
Smppttemr mmb gdnblcr in
alien Gortsn TorSelIan> uno @las.
Maaren, io,uie in oeridieoenen
Nrtsu SauSbaltuu9s9e=
ratbihaften.
Sd tate Ioeben brett Son Der Jab,if In
2impees, Branfrei1, cine frtlAe Seneuns,
ppn benz beRem franaTflwen Mureartifeln In
@lasmaaren, ipeld,e i1 lebr fir Salocus uuo
WirtblHaftcn eiensn, erbalten ,nt bite bas
Wublifum mid su beiuGen. ba i'd {ebr srbStiJ
bin ueiue @saarsn III Stieen.
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Der puluermiibIe sa Santa. Grus ereig-
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wsl4e ein Mann 9et0Ost pno mcbrere
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unier Ginfdufer III i'm Mcroen, I'M ben
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tpel9s er fir bic ntsbrisien grs.ls fur baar
sefauft.
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