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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
will of the Late VIM. Cullen BRYANT.

New YORK, June 23.-The will of the late
VIM. Cullen Bryant was offered for probate
yesterday to the surrogate of Queens county
at Jamaica. 1t is dated December 9Th, 1872, in
his own handwriting remarkably legible. 1t
bears no trace Of trembling or nervousness.
Besides two daughters, one the wife of Parke
Goodwin and the other unmarried, only two
persons get any portion of the estate, the
whole estimated at $4,000. The estate has
been equally divided between the nephews and
nieces, and those IF his wife. The requests
otherwise than to his other daughters
are four acres Of land and eight thousand dol
lars money to the overseer of his estate, G. B.
Clint, and $500 to the lattcr's son. AL the
rest Of the property, including Bryant's inter
est in the Euering Post. is equally divided be-
tween the daughters. If either daughter dies
childless, her share shall go to the surviving
sister, audit is especially directed that the
property given the daughters shall be settled in
such manner as to be free from intermed-
d ling or controlJ of the husband Of either. The
e xecutors of the will are Jno. A. Graham, Jno.
Bigelow, Jno. HI. Platt Geo. B. Cline, and the
testator the daughter, Julia s. Bryant.
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More About the FlOater.

There is little doubt but that the s'hoater,"
the subject of the inquest on Saturday, was
the body Of Christen J. Lind, Norwegian,
whose father, uncle and other relatives reside
in Meeker county. Lind served honorably in
the war, in which he lost a portion of the
index finger of the right hand. Since the close
of hostilities, however, Lind has gone the
downward road at a galloping pace, leading a
vagabondish, miserable, drunken life. At one
time he left his wife for four years, and never
was heard from, and she, in the meantime
married another man. and Lind found her
living with him on his return. Lind has been
frequently locked up for drunkenness, and was
an especial trouble to the police of Minneapo
lis, where he made his headquarters from time
to time
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several other buildings. A large number of
hands are thrown out of employment. Loss
estimated at 100000 to el5O,O0O Insurance
Loss Sl0O.O0o. The main Office of the
company is in New York, J. B. Brown, presi.
ident and treasurer, John Douglas, secretary.
Insurance $50. COZ, divided between companies
in New York, Newark and jersey City, average
about 81, COZ each.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Correspondence of the Globe.
ST. PETER, June 20.-That horse stealing is
becoming a very common offense, would ap-
pear from the following, which was given to
your reporter by gentleman who has just
returned from trip in the upper part of the
district:
Jacob Long, of Nordland, Lyon county. stole
horse and started north with him. but was
overtaken by the sheriff. arrested, and brought
back to Marshall. Judge Cox arrived on the
next day, ordered grand jury impaneled, who
found an indictment against Long, and he was
sentenced by the court to four years in State
prison.
On the 18th inst, Leon Dersmore, who
claims to have been formerly of St.. Peter. stole
horse from P. Gibbs, Of Brookfeld Redwood
county, and started for the great plains. He
was overtaken by the sheriff, and arrested on
Sunday last at the foot of. the Coteau, and
brought back to Redwood Falls. grand jury
was at once impaneled by order of the court,
and Densmore was sentenced to three years in
States prison. he stopped with Sheriff Downs
this evening, on the way to Saltwater, and is
accompanied by the sheriff Of Redwood county.
This summary way of disposing of horse
| thieves will probably have the effect of put
ting stop to their depredations in that part of
the country, for some time to come
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Visitors to the City

Should not fail to run out to Col. Knauffs re-
sort at Lake Como, which is within the city
limits, and by far the most attractive spot in
the immediate vicinity of St. Paul. There is a
find hotel, perfect in all it's appointing ts a
bar-room on the lake shore supplied with the
choicest, a platform overlooking the breezy
lake, splendid shooting gallery, magnificent
orchestrion and a thousand and one other
attractions. All these, together with Col.
Knauffs skill as caterer, combine to make a
few hours at Lake Como season of rare en-
joyment,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
fra Baritone Candidacy.

Ara is good fellow, and the Democrats
might do worse; again, they could do better.
Give u time to think.-Hasttngs linton.
Let there be no excitement concerning
Mr.. Barton'e candidacy. It is of no par
ticular importance to him and he cares but
little about it. We suggested his name
merely because we thought it would only be
fair to have the Democrats OF Minnesota
represented IN Congress one term. u
course if that is considered unnecessary, the
nomination of one of those s'could do bet
ter men will do just as well. When w
nominate one of those 'scould do better
men, that is about as better as we could do
Don't it?
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FARM TO RENT.
STRAYED.

OTRAYED-Fron the city and county hospital,
y st. Paul, MIMI, the 18th day OF June, 1873,
two COWS. One is small red COW with three no ches
in left ear, bag white the other, large brown cow
white streak along back and tail, has short horns
turned inwards. Any information regarding said
COWS Will be literally rewarded by leaving the same
at said Hospital.
st. Paul, June Doth, 1873. lSS
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Wilkes Booths Explanation of His MOtiv Ell
for Assassinating Lincoln.

1OF ASSdSS1ndtlHS lI.HCO1us
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Post tomorrow
publishes an interview with John F. Coyle
formerly publisher of the National Inteligercer
regarding the pu blished report that at din
ner party in this city the night of Lincoln's
assassination, Coyle burnedounread package
which Booth handed him during the day, and
which it is supposed contained his explanation
of the causes which led to his commission of
the terrible deed. Coyle says no such dinner
party ever took place and
never heard of that statement until
after the execution, although rumors were
prevalent that such a statement had been
made. On my examination witness before
the commission that tried the conspirators,
there stated that no such document ever
reached me. Months after the execution John
Matthews, the gentleman to whom it had been
given to be delivered to me, told me he received
it on the night of the assassination, had opened
it, read it and destroyed it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
Horse Thief Convic,ed--Hail, SC
Correspondence of the Globe. !

correspondence OF CHe 0IOUe'I
REDWOOD FALLS, June Is, 1878.-The dis
trict court, with Hon. E. st. Julien Cox presid-
ing has been in session here for couple of days.
Our sheriff, D. Whitthmore, captured a horse
thief on Sunday, and the judge ordered spe-
cial grand jury, who, after very excellent
charge, indicted the man, Leon
Densmore by name, yesterday. he plead
guilty, and the judge sent him to
Saltwater for three years. Bad country, this,
for rogues, with our new Judge.
Heavy rains, with hail, have and are injur-
ing crops.
The whistle of the iron horse can be heard,
and the road will be open next Monday. Bust
ness is lively and prospects good. Yours,
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Compromise Candidate.

Should the adherents of DR.. Stewart prove
stronger than we anticipate they will, land
we may be deceived in our estimate of his
strength, for many favorable to him have
developed in Isanti county since our last
issue) and from dead lock between him
and Washburn, no better compromise could
be made than by fixing upon Hon. B..
Gilfllan Of Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24

The Story Told By Bottle Picked Up in
the Missouri River.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK, June 23.-The following note was
found il, bottle floating in the Missouri below
Bismarck yesterday:
MAY Is, l878.-Head waters of the Yellow
stone river. I am surrounded by Indians. ]
have killed 10 or 20 of them, but they have
got me. Goodbye. (Signed)
A. L. KENs1NGToN, Augusta
"Oh, God, they have me in its"
There the letter stops.
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Damaging Rains in Kansas.

Damaging Rains in Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 23.-Advices from
Southwestern Kansas says terrible rain storm
prevailed in that region last week. At VIM
field rain fell on Wednesday afternoon estimat-
ed at twenty-five inches. The wheat country
is inundated and great damage done to crops.
bridges and fences carried away, and cattle,
hogs and poultry drowned. The children of a
farmer named True, living in Beaver Creek
were drowned, and Mrs. Bell, living on Badger
Greek, also drowned. Considerable damage
was also done by lightning.
The Weather To-day.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Indications for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
southeast winds, warmer. clear or partly clear
weather and falling barometer.
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Not Mealy Mouthed.

IC8rVer 90. Etee ETcss.
If there are any who wish good, genuine,
democratic literature, dished up in the most
palatable style, we advise them to subscribe
for the st. Paul Weekly GLOBE. It is not a
mealy mouthed, milk and water sheet like
the Chicago Times, but has the courage ''tc
take the bull by the horns," and "to beard
| the lion in his den.''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
Strike of Lock Tenders.

LocKpoRr, N. Y. June 2S.-All the lock tend
ers Of the Erie canal in this vicinity suddenly
quit work last week. The cause assigned was
expected discharge, and the failure to raise
wages. Some $50 boats are delayed in conse-
quence. The lock tenders resumed this noon,
and boats are being locked all right.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
Extensive Plow Works Burned.

NEWARK, N. j., June 29.-The spacious works
totally destroyed by fire this morning, with
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vii, They Force Him.
[HagtinRs Gazette

Il remains to4,e seen whether the friends
of Gen. w. D. Washburn will persist in
forcing his nomination under the circum-
stances.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
st. Johns Day Masonic Celebration at
Albert Lea.

Various members of the grand lodge of
A. F. and A. NJ. and others of that fraternity
in this vicinity will leave the city to-day for
Albert Lea, to participate in the St. Johns
day celebration and picnic there to-day.
Upon the arrival there of the several trains,
procession will be formed, headed by the
Albert Lea city band, which will march to
the grounds of DR.. G. w. Ballard, where the
following order of exercises will be OBJ
served:
l. Dinner-Parties separating in groups as
best suits their convenience.
2. Prayer-By Chaplain.
8. Music-By the Albert Lea City band.
4. Singing-''We Meet Upon the Level" by
Masonic Glee club.
s. Oration-By p. G.. NJ. G. B. Cooley.
6. Muslc-By the Albert Lea City band.
z. Poem-By p. G.. NJ. G. W. Prescott.
S. Singing-By the Masonic Glee club.
8. Music-By the Albert Lea City band.
After the order of exercises on the grounds
opportunity will be afforded to witness the
regatta under the auspices of the Albert Lea
rowing association, St.ssPaul, Minneapolis,
Fairmont and Albert Lea boat clubs partici-
pathing.
The entire fleet of row and sail boats will
be free to guests, and hot tea and coffee will
be furnished free. Reduced rates have been
secured on all the railroads as follows: Min
neapolis & St. Louis half fare, Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern and Southern
Minnesota three-ffths Of regular rates.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24

Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MORTON, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
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Owing to a contemplated change in our bus
iness we will, from this date, close out our en-
tire stock at and below cost for CASH.
A. Fl. LINDEKE Il BRO.
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Hence the conclusion of this correspond
ent is that proof of fraud would nullify
everything done, and give the Presidential
chair to Tlden. Here is at least food for
reflection, in view of possibilities, but not
probabilities
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Qeuanli6e 2eute.

Der S6nisin pom s England 1T cine
Petition gesen bic Obren:
bei9te Buseitelt porben, porin es untsr
anoerem betBt: Die Der Nationaltirde
ibrer Batter aufridtis ersebenen Petenten
betra9ten init tiefer Beitir,uus bic lest DOR
elmer betrd9tliden QnSabl @stfli9er ge;
ma4te Initrensuns, in Der Stride BON eng
lamb bic 2ebre uno Site Der Sbrsnbei9te
einSufibren, peI9e fe ais Der 9ebre BON
@ottes Wort Supioer, sesen bic Ooctrin,
bic Prin5ipien unb bic Sronuns Der Stride,
beidet nit @efabren fir bereu Griitens ais
cine Staatstir9e, unb bic @runbidse Der
Moral, i~ocialen Oronuns unb birssrli9en
wie reIiSiOien Sreibeit antsrsrabenb be-
tra9ten." Die 6Snisin mirb idlieBli9
sebetsn, ben san;en ibr gu @ebote iieben:
ben @infuB CUR llnteroriiduns Der benz
@swiIeu unb ben 9efiblen gnslanbs ais
einem protefantiiden 2anbe 10 wiberitrs'
benben Sbrenbei9te aufsubieten. Die
Betition 1T NIT nabe3n ether baIben
Mtllion unterf9riften bebedt.
Darunter bsfinoen i9 bic BON IS gbeIeus
ten, 81 Oamen uon Stang, 80 Baronets,
% iebr ebrenwertben uno ebrenwertben
Gentlemen, SO ParIameuts > Witsliebsrn,
A Sberiffs, 655 neutrality-suspicious. uno
Stabtrdtben l%glloermen). 973 Bantiers u.
&aufeuten, % abmiraIen, 46 @snerdIsn,
2O2 Sberiten, 90 Maioren, 247 Gapitds
men (9eer unb 6Iotte), A Defansn, A Grss
%betansn, 80 ganonici, 1927 @birurssn, $50
Mer,ten unb Oottoren Der WsbiBin, 1873
&edtsselebrten, sl2 InwdIten, LIZA
S9ulebrsrn unb 800 .7l3 nidt tlaiff,irs
ten Mitsliebsrn Der Rir9s BON england.
Inter ben llnter3ei@nern befinbet i9 aud
Der Wabarbi9a (@robbersos) Obulip
Sing, elm gum @briitentbum iibersetrstsusr
inbiiaer Iirit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Wannesmortc.

SIN Nbseoronetenbauie 81 Wain9en bate
elmer Der Glteiten Yolfsuertreter ben Wutb,
Dem @uItusminiiter Sans 2us Oinse gu
iasen, pte le wobl nod ielten in ben &dus
men brs 2anbtasssebdubes pernomme
porbsn iinb. Dies that Der &apitelstdms
merer uno Yfarrer Maper aus WinbeI,el
in S9wabeu. gr pergli9 ben ~friuolen
Birsermeifer Slider in Mussburs nit benz
sewalttbatisen 9terO uno gar ben Gultus:
miniiter D. 3us NIT benz feinen, woblibers
lesenoen, i9lauen Sultan Npoitata, Der
mittelit sebeimsr OtitteI, elmer alrt aqua
~toffana, bic wi9tisiten Srsane in Der Stride
ju Idbmen ia1e, in 6olse beien Der Srsas
nismus Der Rirde alImdlis Der 9lbssbruns
%usrfale. Der g~uItusminiltsr babe elm MaI
i'm &eidstas bic sleBeruns setban. baB er
bic reuolutiondr %sefinnten @eifliten
idisen woae, mas er ipater aud burd bic
Chat bemieien babe, wie bic @el1i1te Der
Yfarrei Werins bewsiie. 9benio perbaIte
es iid nit bss Winiitsrs Sbdtisteit IN
S4uIia4en. OerieIbe babe omar unIdnsit
bic Veriideruns seseben, baB er bic gnts
4riltli9uns bes Bottles nidt wole; aber
er woue bod bic gnttatboliiruRs beIIelben.
Der Gultusminiiter entblobs ii1 aud ni9t,
bic ~seeisneten Wittel CUR Corruption angus
wenoen. Dom Gultusminiltsr in bis sunt
Birsermeiiter berab asitire aues unb birfs
alss asitiren uno nur Die tatbolil9en @eit:
Ii9en ioaen bas ni9t tbun oiirfen, msnn fe
ni4t ms i9warse Bud fommsn unb nit
3uridiesuns beitraft weroen iolsn. Die
Sage in Bapern iei cine iebr troitIoie: UNI
ben Subaslobn elmer beisren pfriinbe, zines
seiitli4en &atbstitels ober zines Bii1ofs;
ltubles i4nire mar Der tatboIii9sn &ir9e
bic Gebensaber su unb bamit iol ibr Der
STOP ms 9er3 seseben werbsn. go fibre
man ben Gulturtampf in Bayern! Bel benz
Verslei9e nit Sultan unb bel benz Worte
Corruption wurbe Reoner pom prdtbsns
ten swar 3wei MaI CUR Orbnuns serufen,
lteB fi4 iebo4 babur9 ni9t beirreu, gum
S4luie on BERN .. 9us nod cine trdttiss
Anipra4e gu ridten, bamlt er pom benz issi.
gen tir@enpOIitiiden Spiteme enbIid abs
Iaiien m6se.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09

@ott.s baben ie nun I'D bieielben su iess
men, b. 3. Sell unb Slid auf ie berab5us
miri1en, unb bieiss @ebet unb bes &inoes
Wobl NIT benz 3ei9en bss beil. 8reuses
auf isinsr Stirn su btiieseln. Den Sesen
%frommer gltsrn beitdtist bann @ott I'M
5immsl. Dem Der Sesen Der glterni 1T
pirtiam;" mar bari bofen, baB er ni9t
bIoB elm einfader Wunid ooer 9ofnuns
tel, ionbern bas @ute, mas ct ausipridt,
permitted uno bic @nabe, bic er wiini4t,
iibertrdst." 90 tbeilsn bic @ltern i'm ses
wiisn Gimme bic SesenssewaIt NIT ben
Yrieifern. Isle bieis ie fir bic sanSe &trs
DE trait ibrer Delbe beisen. dbnIid erhere
fir ibre ainber trait ibrer Wdrbe ais Stels
p~ertreter bss 5errn. 90 wa9ien oenn bic
Rleinen beran unter benz fru9tbaren Gins
fluIe bes pdtsrli1en ober miitterli4en Ses
gems, obne iid &edenidaft iber ieinen
g8srtb su sebsn. Wenn nidt Der @eiit Der
0eIt nit ben Sabren ben 9eiif tinbIi9er
ginfalt unb frommer @ldubisteit pers
ordnste, 10 wiirbe ii9 aud isst nod in
9riitIi9en Samilien am Ibenbe unb ionft
Der etbauenbe Naftritt mieoerboIen, oaB
S6bne uno GO9ter iia pom Sater ober Der
Wtutter ben Sssen erbdteu. Wie iebr bas
oa3u beitrasen muB, bic sesenieitise 9iebe
gu befefisen, eiuaise 3plitisteiten aus5us
9lei4en unb ben 6rieben in bic Samilie 81
brinsen, wie isbr es bic 5r0mmisteit AM
bdusli4en 5eeroe ndbrt, lit leidt Su bes
s~rsifen. 2tebe gu 8ater, Wutter unb @es
idwifer wdre cine ~fsrnere foitbare Sru9t
bieier idSnen Site. Dag bieislbe aud bic
4riitli4e 5rOmmisteit befOroert, liest idon
IN ben umitdaoen, wel9e bic 6anOluns bes
sleiten: Oas Rinb empfdnst psmitbis auf
ben 8nieen ben Sesen, unO bic gIteru bss
ben Iuse unb 9er3 gum Simmel, UNI Soft
gu iu4en, wdbreno bic 9anb auf bes Gins
oss 9aupt rubt.
Der Sesen sibt in%sbsionbere ben Isstsn
grudbnunsen Der Gltern an ibrs &inber
cine bell. Weibe unb &raft. AIs Der bell.
2ubwis, SOnis pom Srantrsib, ieinem @ns
be nabte, fiste er ieinem Sssen foIaenbs
grmabnuus an ieineu Sobn bel: v9uter
Sobn, bic erite 0ebre, bic i'd Dir ssbs, lit
bic, Soft gu liebsn: obne bi.s sibt es tein
Sell. Site bid, etpas Soft WiBfdQiges
gu tbun, I'M 9esentbeil, bu miiBteit eber
aae NuaIen Ieioeu, ais cine Gooiinoe be-
seben. Wenn @ott Dir llnslid ididt,
nimm es on nit @eouIb, bante benz 9errn
oafir unb erwdse, baB bu es uerbient bait
unb baB es Dir gum Nusen serei9en wiro.
Benn er Dir Slid siebt. bante ibm bemiis
ibis unb nimm bid in Idt, auf oas itol3
gu iein, mas bid better MAIDEN iolte benn
man muB Soft ni9t betdmpfen NIT ieinen
eisenen @aben." GbritIide Batter, Drift
lide Mitter, iast, ut es wabri3einli9, bag
bel iol4em Sesen cure 8inoer etwas anbes
res werben, ais mas ibr eu9 u wiini9en
fOnnt: Der Sesen cures alters2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
Sentihlano's Grfabrun9em ibcr
Die 3rennnng Der sGuIe
BON Der Stride.

Welde 8erpiltuug bic Srennuna Der
S6ule pom Der Stride auf benz @ebiete Der
Susenoe,Siebung seri6tet, bafir Iiefert bic
@eidtdte iener gambler, in benen bas Yrin:
zip oieler Grennuug Ie our praciiiden 2ln.
penoung sstcmmen mar, unpibetlesbare
SsueiIe. Die baraus 9eSosene SdluBfoIs
seruns, baB Die S9uIe nur in innisem GIN.
i9IuB on bic Rirbe ibre @ufsabe gum sc.
gen Der beranuadienoen Susenb 10 fen tam,
tonuen mir eut4 Seobaatunsen aus Der
Ssst5eit s,bd,tsn. Sm @roBbsrsostbum
Ssilsn btliebt lett benz Sabre 1874 Elm
neues Sdulseies. Sn Der Dor bieier i3eit
beltebsnben Sdulorsaniiation NOR maj pom
Der Gnit4t seleitet, baB bic &eIision nidt
bon Der S4ule, bic SduIe barum nidt pom
Der Rirde Setrennt perben Tonne. sSn sSolae
oieier anltauun9 mar bic &irde bIrd
etnen. @eifIi9en in Der oberiten Sdulbes
b6rbe, iowie IN ben observation-disclosures
uertreten ; in benz SrtsiduIuoritanbe flbrte
Der @eiitli@e ben goriis unb bate bic aufs
ii4t iiber bic SrtsiduIs. Wit ben 9eitun:
gen Der 10 orsaniirten SduIe tonnte sSes
6ermann Sufrieben iein; ben ofieieaen
Seri4ten 5ufolse nabm bic S9uIe i'm
9roBber5ostbum 5sfen unter ben S4ulen
Oeuti4lanes einen beruorrasenbsn Stang
etu, inoem iie bic meiiten, Defenders bieie:
ntsen Preubens, melt i~iberraste u. nur BON
ben S9uIen 8%irtembsrss, Sa9iens unb
auremburSs iibertroffen purbe. Statt nun
'auf Der sei9i4tIi4 sesebenen unb 70 bsrrIi9
beudbrtsn 9runbIase peiter gu arbsiten
uno nur Die etwa uorbanoenen Wdnsel su
bslsiti9en, but man in Dem S1ulseiese
,pon 1874 ben pi4tisiten grSiebunssfattor,
Die Sir1e, BEL Settle sei9oben ober ae.
ldbmt, inoem man ben @siitIiden ben that:
fatli4en @infuB auf bic S6uIe ent,oaen
bat. Die na9tbeiliSen 6oIsen, weI4e bic
Gntfernuns unb S9pd9unS bes tir6Ii9en
@lementes bel Der 9eituns Der @oltsldulen
mad li@ ;iebt, Tam man isst nod nidt in
ibrem sanSen rlmfanse iibsridauen, aber
bic eritsn anfdnse bauon tretsn i9on iest
mad Orsi Sabren in i9retensrrssenoer
Weiie AZ Gage. OteieniSen, pel6e oieie
S4uI3uitdnbe bsraufbei9poren babsn, &c.
tteben u elm, baB ie ii4 Seirrt baben.
90 idrsibt Der fortl9rittIide rS4uIbots"
uOn SeNsn wOrtli9 5~oIsenbes: IS ssbt
Elm 9totbidrei bur9 bic 9ebrerweIt. Nus
allen Gbeilen ~unlsres ensern uno weitern
SaierIanbes mebrsn iid Die Rlasen dber
bic 5unsbmsnOs 3u9tIoiisteit ~unierer SduI
iusenb. llnseboriam, 8ioeriesli4teit,
PietdtsIoisteit sesen bic gebrer nebmen in
isbr beeentIi4er 8eiie Su. Oabei madt
fit cine @mpfinbIi3teit iowobI pom Ssiten
Der RinbG ais Der gllern sesen iebe Citrate,
ieIbft sesen ben seredteiten GaosI, bemert:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-09
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iest iiblen unb uas beillamsn Betra1tun.
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i9ldnselnben Wes ben Berg binan, mel
der Seruialem Dor ben ganaiten unb Ybi.
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