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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
FREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

No subject has received larger consid-
Grafton or elicited a deeper interest in
the most advanced communities in Eu-
rope and America, for the past twenty
FIVE years, than free public schools
and everywhere, whether we look to
nations or localities, their advancement
in civilization is measured by the ad
vance which they have made towards
establishing free, universal education.
The example of Prussia, is 50 brilliant
and worldwide in its renown, that it
thrusts itself upon the mind as illus
trating in grand proportions the truth
of this proposition, while at the same
time it demonstrates in its sudden and
unparalleled exaltstion. the pos abilities
of nation Of educated people. Prus-
sia owes her greatness TO her common
schools What is true of nation, il
true in degree, of every smaller com.
munity. The same elements lningling
in their social and industrial life, ex-
pand the one, and quicken, and build
up, and enlarge the other.
We have a growing little city. young
in years but with an enterprising. ener-
getic, publicspirised people, prond OF
Dallas and hopenil Of her future. With
many and great local advantages, sur.
rounded by vast section of productive
4
lands. rapidly filing with an industriou,
population, Dallas has the fundamen.
tai constituents of a large prosperity
but she must supplement her agrieul
Itural Labor with mechanical. No coun
try ever grew rich which depended or
agriculture alone. and no interior city
can ever reach large proportions which
relies alone, upon being the market o
exchange aud supply Tor agricultura
lproducts and agricultural labor. We
must have mechanics. artisans and msn
ufaeturers. classes who create wealth q,
well IS the farmers, and who, by fur
nishing the means of anterchanga, en-
! ables us 70 keep the product, ihs entir
I wealth, of both the farmers and tn
mechanics, at home.
i Within the last quarter Of q csutur
!. there has been . great change and I'D
: wsnce among the mechanics of Europ
: and America Whoever has observe
3 them, as class, in the United State,
. viu re~d;1v a1r~. that <h..n .~~ -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THs Sulphur Springs Gazette has the
following;
A fellow hereabouts, who was recent
~ sick nigh unto death, said that if he
died he was thankful that there were
two terrible sins he had never commit
ted; one waa he had never voted the
democratic ticket, and the other, he
had never subscribed for the Sulphur
Springs Gasdts
Thae man win % somewhsss when
he dies. exactly where or how, We DE-
cline 70 say. What queer epitaph the
Gsa~ss viii writa for him vhsa he does
pass IN the checks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

A VERY intelligent gentleman from
Kansas City says; .Texas is the mort
fortunate state in the union. She pro.
duces all that Missouri can. in ~ large
quantities, at better profit, and be-
sides grows cotton and sugar which
Missouri can't The remark is brief
one, but how much there Is in it, 10 be
sure. 1t 10 the publication Of facts
such - thsse which attracts Immigrant.
70 Texas. and they are generally potion,
W indusnee such men = Ne obsssyan,
saatlswsa Nbo made " seuA3k,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THx condition of the cotton crop in
Texas is ine. The bulk will be largely
in excess of that OF last year. The
planting Is late. but the growth of the
plant has been very rapid. The work
has been good and thorough. and is
having its legitimate effect in the en-
hanced prospect We see in this cir
eumstAnce bright business future for
Texas. Let every inteiiigent energy be
bent to realize the best results from the
prosperity consequent upon the gather
ing Of an unusually heavy crop.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

IT seems that the new paper TO be
published in Marshall was started es-
peeially to grapple with the tax-list.
What then, is the matter with Uncle
Bobby Loughery and the Herald, that
the county authorities are compelled to
import newspaper from Longyiew to
do the job for them. According TO the
HeralHs showing. the thing looks bad.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

TINS Tyler Courier proposes to have
the East Texas papers blow their own
horns in future, and not blow Dallas
quite 50 much. Why, bless your heart,
Courier, you could no more write a gen.
ersl article on East Texas. North Texas,
West Texas. South Texas, or Central
Texas, without having something to say
Of Dallas. than you could fy to the
moon without wings or balloon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

WE say TO the sprightly Brenham
Baaner that while we think it doubtful
rs to Governor rThrockmorton's election
10 the speakership, yet it would be an
excellent thing for the south if it was
done. No legitimate interest of our
section, none of our state, and no proper
interest of the age and times, would be
neglected by him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

Ora dispatches yesterday brought US
the perplexing information that Mac
hshon, president of France, is opposed
to second term, and is using his infiu-
ence in favor of the legitimists. II has
been the universal opinion that what
he could do would be done for the res
toration of the Bonspartes. as all he
is he owes 10 that family. However. it
ia refreshing to Americans to hear of a
president who is satisfied with one
term. such presidents have been scarce
in our fair land Of freedom.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

TaE Esstland ReUiae writes strongly
OF the attractions Of the frontier. and
bravely defends it against misrepresen>
tstion. There is no spot on earth, and
no district of country under the sun
which has so many attractions AZ has
the frontier OF Texas. We are glad to
learn, as we do from the Rerie,o. that
Eastland is receiving it's full quota of
zattIara
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THrRv Is absolutely nothing new in
the Situation in Europe, nor indeed do
we think it is likely 10 occur soon.
Those European heroes like to gloat a
sood long time over the throat they
mean to cut Turkey isn't dead cock
in the pit yet, and may possibly live
out the season, although Tom Bowers
j. "forninst' Il.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THE public free school question is
bringing out the full intellectual
strength of our people. aud it shows
how terribly they are in earnest On this
great subject We are glad TO see this
interest pianifeHted. II is an angury
for good. because no opponent of public
free education can stand before an i'm
telligent and earnest advocate OF the
principle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THr Weatherford people do not have
20 much to say now Of the future
great, as they did few short months
since. That bothersome tap don't get
on as rapidly as some lines we wot Of
Patience is the virtue now for Weath>
erflrIl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
CATHOLICISM.
Medals, Comnse me ratiye Of the Pope.s
1ssttee. 90 be Preseatea &c American
Ladies ia keeog gnistsa Of Services.

LONDON, June l2--The pope yester-
day gave a number Of medals, CON-
memorative Of the jubilee, TO he pre-
sented 10 American ladies in recogni-
ton Of their services in Representing
American Catholics on that occasion.
Among the ladies thus honored are
Mrs. General Sherman, OF Washington;
Mrs Peterson, of ST. Loui-, and Mr..
SayIor, of New Orleans. Mr.. Estipg.
of Philadelphia, was also given a med
al, aud will convey the Others to the
United States and present them to the
ladies Ia the poi.-'s behalf.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

Tug Register has so much distinction
generally that it can dispense with
what comes 10 il through THE HERALD
notice. We are glad OF II. That's one
bother of our hands. anyhow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

WE should judge from its remarks
that the Waco Examiner hasn't the
very highest opinion OF the Fifteenth
legislature at least 1t is very positive
in its expression of dissent at the sug-
gestion 10 call it together again.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THg Waco tSrRnssrcidl wants it under
stood that when the northern papers
speak Of the wonderful railroad spirit
of Texas, they have no sllusion to the
Waco, Fairfield and Palestine road.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

uNDER its new management the ST
Louis Times evinees many unmistsk.
able signs of reviving prosperity. II is
the St Louis paper for rexas without
any kind of dorbt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
Cons amer retsi Fire Isssrasee 60 .s p..y
OF ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Daily Die
patch Gays there il considerable of q
sep-ation among the Stockholders of
the Commercial Fire Insurance CON-
paDy which made an assignment on
Tuesday. Joseph Bogy. son of United
States Senator Bogy, wa- president Of
the company, and it active manager.
Senator Boggy Va, the heaviest stock
holder. He states that he IL loser
10 the extent of one hundred thousand
dollars cash, and that the disaster will
ruin him financially, IL his creditor.
are not indulgent Joseph Bogy lose.
80, 900, including full mortgage on
his Residence, and all his property.
Joseph Bogy was also president Of the
Exchange bank Of this city, aud To-
day resigned that position. hi. friend,
represent that he is completely
crushed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

THE Waco ErdntHer complains that
the "homicidsl mania" is as prevalent
as ever in the state. and larncnts the
powerlessness OF the law to grapple with
the trouble
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

RASErS, of the Breuham BaNne,-, has
struck oil for the season. lie gaily an.
nounces the first ripe melon. How
ones mouth waters at the bare sugges-
ton
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

VIZ have the Marshall Messenger on
our table. Barring the patent outside
it viii do very well. Marshall has Ia.
ken step ahead of the auxiliaries.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
CROP REPORT.
Prospects I'm Tennessee and Georgia
-sncress~d Acreage fn sr>in-Cos-
sea STANDS Pair and FreIds well
NorkeA.

ton Stands Pair and ErsIds well
NorEes.
AUGUSTA, June 1.-THE Augusta cot
ton exchange reports for May, eigh-
teen Counties acreage reported same as
last year; weather has been more "a
vorable for planting and working, but
less favorable for growth. owing to
cold, dry, weather; stands fair to good,
where planted early not ~ good ~
lsst year; there was an increase Of
eight per cent. in fertilizers; fields are
well worked and free from grass; plants
are unusually small for the season, bui
strong and well rooted. Favorable
news since the reports received, will
improve the reports.
MEMPHIS, June l2.-The cotton ex-
change reports one and three-guarters
per cent. decrease in the acreage, and
great Improvement in labor. Wheat
shows tw-nty-eight per cent increase
In prospects and nine per cent In
Acreacre. Hogs in good condition,
with sixteen per cent. Increase.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

PADDoCs has taken Governor Hubbard
under his wing, and now his exeellency
- provided for as long a. he doesn't I
affiS plain esq. to his signature Lucky
Hubbard.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

WHAr bright, sparkling, useful lit
tie paper the S.ephenville Empire is. 1t
Is an ever welcome visitor TO THE HER.
AID sanctum.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

Tur meroiless scalpel of the State Ga.
se,is Is leveled at Grand Master Lang.
and its thrusts are something less than
mental, moral aud physical death all in
one
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

VIZ are curious to see what the ex-
ecutive estimates for current expenses
next fiscal year are to be The time is
near at hand when they are to be made.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
AIENICO.
Def az sf Iunfaeks by Alvarez. n Par
tiH~n Of Bia<. Who q. sub.~auearIy
Executed


Executed.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE
steamer Newborn, for Mazailand, S0th
instant, brings the report that AlyA-
rez, formerly governor OF Acapulco.
who wa deposed toy Junineza, . psrii-
san of Dizz, declared for the leader and
defeated Juninezs in infringement,
and that the latter was captured and
shot. This occurrence Is reported to
have taken plsce the May 9Th, which
throws doubt ou the report, ~ the
steamer Costa Rico broug ht news from
Acapulco to the 10Th ultimo on sun.
day last-
Senor Canals WAS elected president
OF the state Of Durango.
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4
to 10000. The states of Virginia an,
West Virginia have also made sppro
] priations. Handsome marble monu
ments adorn the grounds. Abou
twenty-five hundred Confederates ar
buried there.
HERE AND THERE.
me naas anA sAs lssy-Asnivsssass
- she Dhfsids 6sarAs.
AUBURN, n, Y, June l3.-The TWEEN
ty,hfth anniversary Of the Shield
Guards, Of Auburn, win be held on the
10Th instant. General Shields, Cover
nor Wade Hampton, the Honorable
Kernon, and other distinguished per
sons will be present.
An Area 81 one 1anAFea Miles Dc
Wasted ~ LSSusss.
PARIS, June ia Reuters dispatch
from Malta says accounts at TripOli
and Barbary are current that An area
Of one hundred miles has been devast-
ated by locusts. The crops are entirely
destroyed. A famine In believed Inn
minent. Severe distress already pre-
walls.
soushern Rsssal Arr.nesmeass via
R1eh90nA.
RICHMoNp, Va, June l3.-Informa-
tion has been received here that the
postal eommission have decided To
recommend, or have recommended, to
the postmaster general, to concentrate
all southern mails via Richmond which
have heretofore gone via Lynchburg.
Virginia, and Louisville, Kentucky.
Asabans WilI Meet asr yaly ssnA
Insersss-CrsP Prespsess.
MONTGOMERY, June I3.-Rains very
general In Alabama, and have been
OF great good - the crops. Oats are
comparatively failure; wheat Is the
best crop ever made; cotton is clean
and doing well.
The governor has forwarded money
to the bank Of the State OF New York
with which 70 pay the interest, due
July 1, on Alabama state. .bonds.
a
Lak0 Qoe@aAo.
CHICAGO, June l3.-Captain Lee, OF
the 18th cavalry, forwarded to General
Sheridan, from Fort Griffin, Texas, an
xecount Of m engagement with . band
Of Comanche Indians near Lake Que
msdo. -Four Indians, six squaws and
fifty-six head of mules and horses were
captured, and fifteen lodges, with 9
large supply Of powder, lead and dried
meats were Destroyed. First Sergeant
Charles Butler was killed.
Eagiish rusG
LOHDaN, June lA.-At the Ascot
meeting, the race for the fourteenth
new biennial stakes, dash of one mile
was one by Springfield. The new
stakes, dash Of five furlongs and ont
hundred and thirty six yards was on,
by Bsllican.
The race for the gold cup was tn,
great event Of the day. 1t was won by
PetIiarch, Skyiark second and Coamas
Gle third.
ef the CeosstsasasaAa OSaveosass
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 13.-Chathan
county gives l,l87 majority for tn
convention; Wayne eouBty, $50 ma
jority for; Macon co0nty, $50 majority
TOR; Donsherty county, IS majority for
Bibb county, 7S2 majority for; Lowne
4
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

PHILApELPHIA. June l&-S. r. VIII
son, the railroad ticket scaipsr, 10 held
In $500 bail, ON . charge Of forging
pe.s and sonsplsscy,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

New ORLEANS, June l2.-The shIps
Scotia, drawing twenty feet. four
inches, and Western Empire, drawing
tventy-one feet, six inches. were pot
10 sea this morning through South
west pass The western Empire cargo.
sixty.two hundred bales Of cotton, IL
the largest that has left this port since
the war. and the largest number OF
pounds 90 the registered ton that eve,
ieft an American port She Was loaded
by Champion pres, and h the hcavie~,
drAft that ever went cut Of this port.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
HENDRICKS.

Democrats VIII Make No Factious
Opposition 10 the De Facto Ad-
mihistration, but sustAins It
In Ali Measures fer the
Welfare OF the Country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
WASHINGTON.

Hayes Is AulhoritatiyeIy Announced
As faroring the Remenetizlug OF
Silver aud the Readoption OF
the Double Standard.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

we do net advertise any
sa. s',, that we - nos uDoo0 ~
A. The prices naneA.
vue-os-eovn Cun60A0ru ~~-
ssest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!

me ef 7Siti.h oae-haif Hoss, .is ps,r TO
We The best at tie price In the city
nA'.HAie'GAS osE-HALy HOSE, six pair
'En a Formsr price ssc per pair.
''' "' and Iii se oSE-HALr HOSE win be
iooua v-ty eh~ap.
f"'ssss.r. vii O. veil 10 Csss E.ruy
"'h 'As'nsosyoa Of this splondlc OPP
por,HRity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16

fh- Dstssf st a. s-.ss-sarH.- =.
Dazs rs~- - t.azrs.s--t .a aaa--a-a.
quarter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Vereintgte Staaten.

lIuier 9anhsmann, 6r. Bertrand, Nits
9lieb Der seiessebenben Seriammluns Wins
neiota's, trat I'm 8sprdisntantenbauie eners
sii9 sssen bic 3ulahuns gssders aIs Bres
bigger Der geriammluns auf. Das ebrtben
Wannesmutb bes perm Bertrand unb pers
bient ale Gdtuus. 8sdt 10 Serr Ser.
tranb! Rur tsine siusftl @s in cine
Sdanbe, baB fi4 seisssebenSe Seriamms
lausen 10 p%rotiftuiren %f0nuen, wie IS bic
@iseonfner unb Winnsiotaer tbaten.
lluiere Ra6ri6ten aus Der alien Seis
matb itnb iebr iparfam. Wir babsn. in 8
Sasen u 2 3situasen befommen aas aus
benen mar nod ni4t pieI gu nsbmen.
Gs 1T uns enoli9 selnnssn einen SaIt
in New Orleans tu fafen. 8ir baben
iest bret 9sier bort uno es ftsban nod ms6s
rsrs albonnentsn IN alas ii9t. aud In Mos
bile iousn 9anbslsute fem, bod ssIaus es
uns nod ni9t einen 9eier bort ;u srbalten,
ba mir teiue 4obrsfe fenuen. Grabe I'M
Sibsn bot bic rG5usette" Die serinsite gsrs
brsituns anb 10 finb ans bic abreRen, pom
2anOslsuten, bic tai ms m.ittbeilt, INNER
miQtomrssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
StaIienii6e NeptiItenfattermmg.

Der Miniiter Nieotera bat i'm YarIa,
niente gr0ffmunsen sema9t, bic ben itaIie:
nii9en vgibsraIismus" nit S1mad unb
S4anbe beoeden. gr srtldrts, baB, bspor
er ans &uber setommen, bic gsbeimen
SonSs in foIseuber Weiie uerusnbet NOR.
ben ieien. Die BeIobuns Der Miniier
wuroe NIT 100 9irs, bic 0srtbsibisuns zines
@eietes nit 80 Sire, elm 4nsrifi auf ben
Papft NIT us 9ire, iebsr Brief an bic
rSasetta b'StaIia" unter benz Gitel vYas
tifanii4e @bronit" nit As eire, 2lrtifel an
frembs SournaIe, !. o. bic rGimss," nit
1900 Sire bonorirt. Sir so 3silen PoIe,
NIT sesen tutboliide SournaIs wurbsn Is
Sire, fur einen uerIeumberii9en Nnsrifi ses
gen sinen @sifIiden % bis 400 Sire se9e,
ben. Sslbft Der ,6anfuIa" unb Der ,Bas.
quano" erbieltsn fir Mdr1en, in benen ir.
senb Elm Sdwurser cine &Ole ipisIte, je 5
gire. Sect besreifen mir ben b0qiiden
6aB, ben bic italienii9en gldtter iabrelana
gu S4au trusen unb e~in3eIns nod beute
trasen. Was bod bic vliberalen" Sci.
tunssidreiber fir eble Seelen iinb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Gin englil1es 8lait in Buffalo reibi
ieinen 9eIern in ger0fientli1ung Der nad
ltebenben llnterrebuns spiidsn einem 4me.
ritaner unb ieinem beutiden Nadbarn, be,
innerbalb Der Stabtsrensen cine fIeins
Sarm beiist unb babel sinen ausge6ebnteu
0iebbanoel betrsibt, rsdt berbe Wabrbeiteu
unier bic Naie. Muf bic Srase, OBJ bic
IDLE tten 3eiten i'm nidt ebenfals bridten,
entsesnete Der Oeutl9s, es more iesi
i4pieriser, ausseborstes @elb su betom.
men, ionit bsmertte er aber ni9t pisI bapon,
oaB bic i3eiten ii9 psridIedtsrt bdtteu.
auf bic 6rase, Oh er nit ieinsm 8ubbanbeI
pteI @elb peroient babe, CAB Der 0suti9e
foIsenoe austunft: ,gun ia, mir lebsn
einfad, meine 6amilie toitet ni1t pieI, See
Der arbeitet. Meine Srau unb bic WGbs
6en meIten 10 &lbe unb MAIDEN Butter,
bic bette, bic man iinben tanu. SD brinse
iie in bic Staot unb betomms 80 bis IS
Gents per Yiunb. Die iaure Mild Be.
tommen bic Sdweins, weI9e i'd fir suten
Preis IosfdIase. @ir balten 6ibner unb
lafen ni9ts uertommen; meme 6rau ipart,
DO fe fam; es sibt 5rauen, bic msbr
onrdbrinsen, aIs pier Sfsrbe berbeii9(eps
pen tOnnen. Weine 3uei &naben, IL unb
IA Sabre alt, mifsn aud arbsiten unb
fenbe id iie bes Morgens aus UNI Rabe ,u
~taufen, tommen iie Abenbs nit smei Ribsn
beim. Die Oeutiden iinb gut ab, benn lie
arbeiten ale unb iparsn, mo iie tSnnsn.
Die Imerifaner laiien gu piel pertommen,
iinb gu ueri9wenbsrii9 unb moasn ni9t
arbeiten; bic Buben mii1en feline Sleibsr,
solbsne ubren, finite Bferbe babsn, miiIsn
nit ben Wdb1en ipa3ieren reiten, Bartien,
Tbeater unb Gonserte beiudsn unb al ibr
@elo bur4brinsen. Die Wdbdsn miiIen
ni9ts tbun aIs Biano ipieIen, in @eieu.
idaft seben, bibide isibsns 6lsiber trasen,
bic iiber 500 tsiten unb auf ben StraBen
ambermanbsrn. sic fSnnen fein 8rob
baden ober cine Wablseit toden, bas 1T
cine Gbatiade. Sd isbs ss elm, nit Der
3eit werben bic Oeuti9en gang Buffalo
eisnsn. Die Nmeritaner bauen i9Sne
Sduier, bic pisrsiss, fiufsis:, ia ieds,tss
taaienb Dollars toifen, i~faffiren tie aus
nit alen i96nen Sadeu, balten id6ne
Ruti9en unb Yferbe unb Nqes sebt gut in
suten 3siten. 6ommen aber i6Is9ts 3sis
ten wie bic lesisen, bann t0nHen fe es
ni9t mebr faufen. Oa tommt benn 70 elm
Dsutider unb fault biuis fir baar @eIb.
Die Garen iinb mir absr 81 bod tn Der
Stabt, i4 Mil ausuertaufen unb i'm 2anbe
cine anbere 6arm %taufen. Wsine Stabts
tars fur bieies Sabr betrdst 5000, bas 1T
gu uiel fir arme 9eute. SD be;ablte $751;
900 baar fir meme so Nder unb i'd tam
i'm 2anoe cine sr0Bere unb uettere 5arm
fir $l2, 900 betommen. Sd babe iiber
IS, 900 ausiteben unb i@ulre Nismanben
sinsn Sent. Sobalb i'd fir msins farm
ben Yrsis wiebsr erbalten tann, ben i'd
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mir Elm wenis sripart burd. barte Nrbeit,
benn mir Oeut@sn ueritebfn IS bi0is 81
lsben. absr 10 bobe Steuern tann i'd MIDI
bssablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
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