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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-25

PURE MILK BY THE "FRENoH MErHoD."-ln
the Home and Society" department of Serb
BsrS for July, Joel Benton describes a new ex-
pertinent OF u dairy man as follows: These glass
bottles which are sent from "Sweet- GLOVER Farm"
in Sharon, Conn, and from nowhere else IN the
world are made Of beautiful clear glass, and,
though OF daintier proportion, resemble some
what in shape the larger champagne bottles.
They are supplied with wired rubber cork sim
liar to that which is used for sarsapara and beer
bottles, and the side of The flauge OF the wire,
which is to be raised before the cork can he
opened, a paper label is pasted overlapping the
wire on the glass neck, wherein il printed the
day aud date on which the bottle was filed. On
the base OF the bottle is a general label giving
the advertisement OF the farm on which the
method originated, and little piece of lnforma-
ton OF which we shall presently speak. When
20 of these bottles are filed they are put into
box just large enough TO hold them, separated
from each other by rack partition. 1t is easy
to see that milk put up in this way says to the
purchaser at once. and Enthusiastically Il am
the genuine article For, it would be utterly
impracticable TO try to tamper with it. The la
bel which cannot be broken without detection,
gives to the buyer the correct history OF the
contents of every bottle and when he draws
the cork, he knows that the grass his milk was
seereted from cropped the day before on the
slopes OF lovely pastures in Litchfeld county,
Conn., There Is no fear of chalk. of chemicals.
or of water. 1t is the same fluid you find in the
pail as it comes from the country barn. A SEN
tence printed on the bottle informs US that the
bottling of "mik Of one COW" is specially and
to young children and invalids this news becomes
pleasant proclamation. For ordinary use the
combination of milk of 20 TO loo cows sulfices if
the dairy be well kept; but under special cases
Ia.,r Ll, h. l,I..
may save life, to have the milk which is used
drawn regularly from one COW. When the bottles
discriminate In this way, extra label is used to
designate Cow 25," or Cow "a" and so on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-25

LAWYERS QUoTISG ScRIPRuRE.-The Rutland
(Vt.) HerdM Of Saturday says: An eminent
legal luminary, who ia also an Intermittent
preacher. spoke recently in bis argument OF the
time when Noah and his ark rested on Mount
Sinai speech that indicated how man may
be an earnest and able theologian without know
ing much about the chronology Of the Scriptures
or the geography OF Palestine. Col. Thomas. Of
Burlington, years ago, used to describe how his
reproaches once consternsted his enemies, as
follows: 81 tell you their knees shook as shook
the knees of Beltheezar, when Paul said unto
him, Thou art the man. 7" II is perfectly safe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-25

QUEEN VIcToRIAs DANGEROUS INNOVATION
1t not the general custom to use napkins at
luncheon in England although at great houses
luncheon in reality is small dinner; as il may
well be when "ta muckle dinner hersel" is at 8
o'clock. aud on great occasions at 9. An Amer
lean lady was visiting at one Of these houses,
where she found the usual absence OF the napkin
at midday. She knew her hostess so well that
she could venture to ask her why it vas that
napkins we're not used at luncheon. Her grace
for she was Duchess) replied simply and briefly
that it was mot the cnstom," and with az air
that slgniied that that settled the question.
But her guest had taken luncheon with the
Queen more than once at Balmoral, and there
she had found napkins This she told her friend
as sort Of justification Of her inquiry. Indeed"
replied the Duchess 'The Queen had better be
careful. She will make herself unpopular if she
undertakes to change the customs Of the table"
The Philistinism OF John Bull does not even
stop short OF napkins.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-09-25

to make these little bluuders before the Ratland
County Bar. as no member OF the fraterni,y
knows any more Of the Scripture than the fellow
who had Now lay me down to sleep palmed
of on him Ter The Lords praye-.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-01-12
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS:

We offer the following special Christmas and New Yea
,ecms to u friends who inclined their nfu
ence behafan easy way for lady to become
s.ssed splendid Sewing Machine: 10 any who will
nd US Of 20 for year, Three
Dollars each conpanied by the money, we will give
order on FACTORY for of the sewing machines made
by either Of the following companies: Singer vii Vic
tor Weed or White.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-01-12
rHE JOB DEPARrMEN

Our facilities for job work complete. We are
prepared 10 Posters Cards. Blanks Invitation Tickets
H. fact every thing in the line OF plain. fancy or Ornamental
lob work will be executed in the highest degree of taste aud
KILL and at possible rates for CASH on delivery
The latter rule will be departed from on any occasion
We oic, the patronage of our people.
We are wiling to make equitable arrangements with
our friends looking towards the receiving of all kinds Of
Country pr oduce in payment Of subscrptiops.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Lawrence yesterday refused 10 consolidate
>uits brought against John Constadt and thirteen
others, cigar strikers In which writs Of cer-
Siorari were recently granted by Judge Giderslecvo
Judge Lawrence yesterday granted q writ Of habeas
corpus directing the superintendent OF the Insane
Asylum ut Boomingdas to bring Tommy Lyncn to-
morrow TO the residence OF Dr. William A. Hammond
for examination as to his mental condition.
An order was granted yesterday by Judge Lawrence
confirming an order Of Judge Daniels restraining M
Jaoe Forshay IRON prosecuting suit Instituted by
hcr 10 Inc ourrogao's Court against the OF
the iato Johl N. Petligrew.
Judge Lawrence yesterday denied tho motion to va
cate tho order of arrest granted against James A..
Burke IN The SUIT brought against him by Oscar B.
Peterson. IL Will be remembered that burko made
himself obnoxious during the progress Of gams OF
billiards nd Tor TINS reason was arrested The hail
however, was reduced to $i,5O0.
Tho suit brought by Wiiam II. Havemeycr and
others against John c. Havemoyer was decided yoster.
dny on appeal IN the Superior Court, General Term
Tho action was brought TO recover about $50 600
Losses which the plaintiffs claim they had suffered on
account OF tho defendant breach OF an m
regard 10 securing the control OF tho Long Island Rail
road, In which all the parties largely Interested
On tho trial the plaintiffs obtained a vurdIct and inc
General Term oil The Superior Court yesterday re-
versed tho judgment.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
SAVINGS BANKS NO GOOD.

Before Judge Donohue. holding Supreme Court
Circuit, thero was tred yesterday sui, brought by
Mrs. Lilly Baker against the executors OF Christian
L. vanonkamp 1t was claimed by the plalntiT that
vanenkamp. while visit 10 her homo, she living
with her mother on farm in the country, obtaincd
the money from nor TO invest In bond ana mortgage
and that he also induced her mother to Withdraw
81, 200 from a savings bank for the same purpose
alleging that savings banks were no good the de.
fcnce WAS that the money belonged TO the plaintiff
mother. The jury thought otherwise aud brought IN
averdict Tor tho paintir for $1,000. being the full
amount claimed, with interest subsequently, In the
same Court was commenced the trial u suit against
the same dcendant brought by the mother recover
lbe 81, QUO sbe claims advanced to Mr. Vapon-
kamp during his lifetime, as stated above
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

surREME counr, CuAnnsas--Iied by Judge Law.
romeo. Nos a. 4s. o. rs 10 400 lol, al 1885, 1906
2iS ~ 2l ~ .54, zDs ao4, 26s, 27o III. 27o
srpnEMx couar--GASsRAL TEnM-iold by Judees
s Rsy :"s g. S. s s So lS III ~
U.s. o. l07, los l42 l4S l02, lo3 1o4 lss. 10, l7s
ia, l76.
Van Brunt-Nos 1853, 1U2, 2l4 22l, 227, 3l4, go,
"a, 2s'. 2se, 2S7 S79 2oa, aos, io7 io4 81, loo'
49, iS2 1888 iS7 2ol 2o2 2Vs u.s. 2lS 22o, 2o' ~
surasME UouEr-oIacUIr--Part Held by Judge
Van yorst-Nos. 1866 loe, l7lo, osas, 1871, 2si5,
1865 S06 1003 l496. 3U7 lIl5 1852 2Sl3, lI6S, 3S4
09i, 1908, 1902 l603 1904 l5o5, 1906 1901 Part r..
AaJourned until tomorrow a. haii,pas1 ten A. N.
o5ss, s32 l2ss l299 27oi 1915. 1926 la49, lii4 1885,
i4ss, lis. 1862. 2llo 1908 i4l5 i4li.
SUPERIOR Couar-GESERAL rEKA-Held by Chief
Justice Curtis anu Judges Sper aud Saniord.-Nos.
supERioK CouRr-spEcIAL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Freedman.-Nos. ~, 45, 20, Al.
SUPERIOR CouRT-IRIAL TkRM-Part l-Hcd by
Judge seagw,sk.-Nos. 1854, 7l9 ST. Parts and a.
Adjourned tor tho term
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERM-Held by Chief Jus.
ticc u =. Daily and Judges J. +. DAILY and Van
Aoeseu. Nos 10. rs, 80. 20, A.
CoMAoS PLEAs-EorIry TEhM.-Ad)ourned for tho
term.
COMMON PLEAs-cuAMnSRs-Hed by Judge Larre-
more-caIendArs caliod Ut eleven A. M.-Motions
hsard before eleven O'Clock A. M;-No. 49,
COMMON PLgAs-TRIAL TRRM-Part 2-Hcd by Judge
Robinsou--Caso on, No. 454. No day calendar Part
2-Adjourped for tho term.
MARINE CoURT-lEiAL TgRM-Part held by Judge
sherdan.-Nos. 1885, 269s 3o3s, Sos7 2992. 4269.
2O60 3s4O 277S $780, 3O8. 3029, TAI 26l5 2s01 Part
2-Hsd by Juuge Goopp--Nos Asa 4l4l, 4l94, 4ll0,
34l8 2lSO $685. $780, $685. $780, $780, 230l 345S, 1873
Part 3-Hcld by Judge Shea.-Nos. 3407, 424S, 1852,
4257 34Gl so 240a ll3s, 344a 1885, 2ols, 42G4 a4e7
34I0, 1850.
CouRr OF GENERAL SKssIoxs-Pars Held by
Recorder HacketI-The People vs.. Thomas NcCarthy,
felonious assault aud battery Same Va Louis Cluck,
feloni0us assault and battery; Same W. Tboinas sui
livan, elonious assault ana battery samo VS. Harry
Glthwagcn, feionious assault and battery; Same vs.
John Mctzgcr, burglary; Same vs.. Max Stlman,
larceny; Same VS.. John Jones, false protences Samo
VS. Mary ovens larceny irom the person; Same Vs.
Mary Mulvcy, larceny from tho person; Same vs..
Brher, larc. MY from the person. Same vs. William
Fitzgerald, assault and battery; Same vs.. Aena ALI
name, adulteratng milk. Part 2-Hed by Judge
Giidcrslecve.- Tho People va Eugene B. Newhall,
grand larceny, continued.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Lawrence.

BY Judge Lawrencc.
Stratton va. Duryee.-ln this case wish to see
counsel
Spring vs.. Gehorsam.--Moton Withdrew; case
settled.
Gary vs. Cary.-Moton for leave 10 Issue commIs-
sion denied, with costs.
Harlem Bank VS.. Dcckcr.-An allowance OF 5000 Is
granted 10 the defendant
Buckinaham Vs. Conroy.--Motion Tor leave to dis
continue Without costs rs denied, with costs.
Pettigrew VS.. Fosbay.-rho order as drawn by tho
signed
Teller We. Tcllcr.-Report OF referee Is confirmed,
and judgment OF divorce, with custody OF the chill
dren, IS granted to tho plaintiff
entitled to $l75 Ia this case and MS lees are
TO that amount.
Jox vs.. Jacob-rho plaintn 10 entitled to further
ana Iuisr uiI oi particulars 10 the last three
~ fosh 'n ths b Of particulars Of inc deisndanvs
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART !.
Before Recorder Hacketl
SENTENCE OF CONRAD MULLER.

SENTENCE OF CONRAD MULLER.
Conrad Muller, paper box manufacturer. who was
recently tried and convicted tho charge OF arson
Howard street, with intent deirauJ tho Insurance
company from which he held policy, was called 70
the bar for sentence yesterday by Assistant District
Attorney Rollins. Muller's counsel asked u post
ponomont oi sentence IN order to afford opportu-
nty TO examine some newly discovered evidence. Mr.
Rollins opposed the application Tor dolay and NOV cd
sentence. Recorder Hack that he iuIy con-
cumsances, be saw no use IN further delay
ter would sentence Muller 10 the State Prlson Tor
the term OF our years.
AN INCORRIGrBLE THIEF.
Detective Haggarty about throo weeks ago arrested
youth Of seventeen, who gave the namo OF William
Smith, on charge OF stealing clock from the olcc
Of Sypher g. Co., No. sos Broadway. When tho pris-
oner was arrai:nod for trial he pleaded guilty. In
WOW of tho that his first offence aud that he
had borne excellent character Recorder Huckett
While the detective was Nroilins through Guy
Hall PARK the 9Th inst he aguin met
Smith, carrying bundle, which was found
TO contain q of mat hcmaticaI inslru-
ments, which the officer subsequently discov cred
mad stolon from No. 127 Fulton street. smith
taken into custody ana, inquiry, u was ascer-
tanned that the lad was expert tniet tho chief
OF gang OF young dcspcradoes Gu this occasion
he gave the name oil John cir, ard he said lvcd
at No. % Clinton street. The accused also known
being called the bar Assistant District At
orney Bell asked that the suspended sentence tho
old Indictment for grand larceny DO imposed. Re.
corder ackett observed that the prisoner had
himself altogether unworthy OF tho ciemency that
had been EXTENDED toward i'm, ana sentenced him 10
tho full penaty-ive years In tho State Prison.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12

IIosr DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL KoUrE 10 HOLr
INLAND, Belgium. the Rhine swilx ,riand. Ac &c. via
Rotterdam Cheapest route to Paris . -
se.mer GU ......''... ..'..'-f'.''.'' sen
These beautiful steamers carrying tho United states
lie
Trips regular. low. comfort and living perfect.
For freight. For passage,
FUNGI, EDYE CO., l.. w. NORRIS
~ south " iiliam st. 80 broadway.
Morrs Europe an and merican Express.l
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
GENERAL sEssIONs-PART 2.
Before Judge Giidcrsleeve.
NO PROOFS.

An elderly man named Peter schmidz. n tinsmith,
doing business In Centre street, was arragncd tor
trial by Assistant District Attorney Lyon. charged
with grand larceny. " was alleged that In tho mouth
The New York herald., 1878-03-12

OF September. 1885, tho accused took from bureau,
IN the premises Of Charles Heydtmsnn. No 800 East
Ninth street, half dozen Shirts asealskn cap. pair
OF sleeve buttons and OF studs. The painant.
who is q professor OF music testined that addition
10 the ioregong ARTICLES the accused also took away
his own wife; which fact, however, was not
set forth IN the indictment Johanna jess,
who lived In the same house, stated that
she saw preparations mado Tor the departure oil
tho accused aud Heydtmanns WHO ior Europe,
aud saw sehm:dz taking the property mentioned, aud
also heard him say that me things were 100 good Tor
heydtmann. civil suit ~ now pending IN which
Heydinann claims So 900 damages IRON Schmidz for
the alienation OF his wiies affections. The defendant.
IN response u his counsel air. H. Fellows, aenied
that he had ever stolen any part oi Heydtmann's
property, but admitted having taken MS own SHIRTS,
which had boen made at Mrs. heydtmanns apart
ments. Tho witness denied havins travelled IN her
company over Europe saying that they only went
there and returned on the same steamer Mrs. Heydt-
mann corroDorated tho statement oLthc previous VII.
ness, Tor whom she IL now acting rs housekeeper and
averrcd that she took the articles named Aitera
brioi absence The jury returnoda verdict OF not suy
The RcRNiTURE ROBBERY.
Eugene b. Newnall placed on trial yesterday
by Assistant District Attorney Bell, charged with
grand larc6ny. Tho accused, who is defended by
Messrs- Potter Mitchell ana Louis waehner, was
jointly Indicted with William O. Brandon, who has
already been convicted the charge OF stealing the
furniture and other vaIuuble elecs, valued nearly
$4O,O 900, Of Mr. McKendroe w. Jones, who, prior To
his departure Tor Europe, IN 1876, stored them ia the
warehouse OF Seabrooke Purdy, at No. IL Washing
ton place On the return oi Mr.. Jones TO this ciy
no found that the compartment whore tho properly
was stored mad beon broken open and everything
OF value carried oil Purdy, who had tho goods sold
BY auction ana lied 10 Europe but returned IN Novc
ber ast was used Us u witness against Brandon.
HIS testimony yesterday WIS similar 10 tiut gwen on
tho previous irial, TO tho effect that Brandon and
Newhali, alter tho first auction sale went with hun
INTO the warcnouso and there rans"cked all tho
trunks, packing up the costly articles and re-
moving them tho next Gay. Tho further hearing OF
Inc Will be resumed to-day
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

9ie ,,Snb. beige i9rsibt untsrm % -. W..
9. g. 8. Bring 9einri4 Der Niebsrlanbs,
Vruber bes R0uiss WiIbslm Ill. u. Statts
batter I'M @roBber,ostbum 2uremburs, 1T
beute um 8 ubr Na9mittass in Buifiel
einsetrofien. gm Babnboie wurbe berielbe
pom 60nis 9sopoIb ~smpfaasen; bas ses
brdudli9e @eremoniel uuroe beim gms
pfanse beobadtet. Der boGdnbiide @es
ianbte gu Briifel, Der Baron D. @eride
D. 5erwpnen, besleitet pom eriten Setre,
tor Der @eianbti4aft, befanben ii4 ebens
faas am 8abubofe our BssriBuns bes
Prin3en. Sur g. &. $. ben prinSen, ioz
wie iein @efolse, wurben Mppartemente im
tOnisliden paIais in 8ereitl9aft sebalteu.
Bel ieiner 9lntunft i'm BaIais wuroe Bring
9sinri9 Der R6nisin bur1 RSnis 0eopol6
uorseiteat." am 26. fano lbm ~ GbreI
sroBe 9oftafeI itatt. On bsrisIben nabs
men, auBer ben 5ofwirbentrdsern bic Mtts
9lieoer bes biplomatii4en Corps, Der @raf
uno bic 9rdfn pom Slanbsrn, Baron o.
Blo9auien, Yrdfioent Der Iurembursii9en
&esieruns, Baron .. @erite .. 6ermpnem,
boadnbii9er @eianbter ;u grifeG, iammt
@emablin, 9r. .. Mare, boIdnoiider
&oniuI gu Briifel, 5r. Dnbois > Gborn,
@ouuernear pom Brabant, ST. Anspa4,
Birsermeiitsr uon BraGeI, ST.. Sottranb,
girsermeiitsr uon Soosietsn.N oobe uiw.
SbeiI. am folsenoen Gage fribitadtsn
R0nis 2eopolb, bic RSnisin, Prin, Seins
rid Der NieoerIanbe nit ietner Suite beim
9rafen pon 6Ianbern, no fid aud Sr.
Baron .. gle9auien, ST.. .. @erite unb
anbere bobe Yerionagsn %einfanben. Ha4
benz Sriditiid beiudts grins Seinri9, Be,
slsitet BON IS. MW., bic Stabt unb bic
t0nisli9en Muieen. Bel isinsm Bsiu1e
bes Staotbauies, mo girssrmeiitsr unb
S40ffen periammelt waren, i1rieb Der
Brins ieinen Namen in bas soIbene BUD
Der Stabt BriisI elm. gs lit, idrsibt
elm briiieIer 9Iatt, felt so Sabren fir's
erife WaI, baB elm MitsIieo Der Samilie
Sranien: Rafau officisa in griTeI nit
ben @bren empfanssn pirb, bic semSbnIi4
9etrOnten 6duptern p%orbebalten iinb. Man
ueiB, baB R6nis 0iIbeIm I'LL, in Briis
iet s~eboreu, Dor elmer Seit officieu in 0ats
tt1 smpfansen wurbe, er tam iebo9 ni1t
in bic 9auptifabt. Der Yrins pon Sraz
MEN reilte bur9, uerweiserte aber bic offs
cisuen Gbrenbe3eusunsen, 10 aud bic psrs
l~torbsne Ronisin Sopbie uon 9oaanb.
glm OOnnerfas rsiite Der Bring In ges
sleituns bes Staatsminiitsrs D.. BIo9aus
len mad Yaris ab. Der Bring par in bir,
gerIi9er &Ieibuns; Der &Snis unb iein
Sraber, Der. @raf BON 6Ianberr, saben INN
bas @eleite gum Sabubof. Die orei firifs
li9en Perionen wedielten ben freunSi9afts
abi9isb. Dor Der Ibreiis bat RSs
mig 2eopoIb isinem Safe ben @robcorbou
bes 9eopoIborbens uerlisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
Susembmrsisch
8eretntete 8taaten.
Gnrreiponoen3.
Vut1VTPuHurWJ'
guinwoob, Ranias, IA. Wdrs 1878

guinwOOS, aanias, IA. Wars 1878.
@ssbrtsr 9err &ebatteur!
8snn sic n~adioIssnbsn 3eilen einsn
Ylas in Sbrsm Seebrten Ylatte seben moqs
ten, wirbsu Sie ut.s Ratboliten, weI6s
ii9 nSrhli9 Don Som Greet ansefebelt pa.
ben, sinen srOBen Oienit erwsiisn.
g8ir sebrau1en nod msbrere Mitalie.
Der, I'M cine iel%bfftdnbise Yfarrei biIben
unb cine eisene Rirde bauen gu t6nnen II.
bofien, baB Der Sine ober Der Inbsre, wels
der mad 8anias seben MIL unb bisiss
lisit, babur9 beposeu wirb, gu uns gu
tOmmen uni li4 bel uns n~isbsr;uIahsn.
Oas 2anb bier bsrum 1T iebr gut, i6Sn
sslesen unb iebr fru4tbar.
8ir babsn RobIsn unb 8auifeine in be.
Rdbe, finb swii9en ben 3wsi Sauptbabns
LINEN pon Ranias wobHbaft unb baben ba:
bur9 bier einen beijersn Wartt, ais an
iol9en plasen, no man nur aui cine Sabu
ansswieien 1T.
gs tommsn iett iebr uiele ginwanbsre,
mad Der @sseno unb mir bsfir9tsn, BAT
bas 2anb, wel9es nod IN uniersr Wdbe ~
uertaufsn III, BON proteitanten erwOrbsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
Saar, RoteI, GiteI tano SmaS,
ridden.

Die Resieruns,u Grisr bat Mitts
Rdr; bic gum 0ifentliden Sertaufe feilse;
baltsnen 2ebensmittel in ben MatsriaIwaas
renbanblunsen Der Stabt 9emii9 unters
iu9sn ~laiien. WsiI ii9 usri9isbsns SdIs
i9unssn erseben baben, ma9t fie isst Be,
tannt, baB Tie uon nun an bieisnissn 5irz
men riidii9tslos in ben 6ffentIi5sn BIits
tern betannt MAIDEN merbe, bel wel9en ses
fdli4te Waaren sefunben werben.
sSu1tpoIt3eisert I m Grisr
bat ben Srn. Raplan glaisn pom Spei9er,
weI9er bei9ulbist mar, seseu bic Maises
iese babur9 perifoBen 3u baben, ba6 er in
isinsr uerwaisten Seimatbspfarrsi 9odusis
Ter an eiuem Sonntase SS9amt uub Sess
sebaIten bate, pfreiseipro@sn". @ie bic
y@ermania conitatirt, III in ~neueiter Seit
in allen benieaisen 6dlea auf Srsiipre9uns
ertannt woreen, no es ii9 MIR UNI e~in3elne
amtsbanblansen ioI4er 9eifIi4en bans
bette, bic Dor ben Maiseiessn anssitslt
mareu, yni9t aber UNI fatttide obsr perabz
rebete SerwaItuns perwaiiter Sfarreien."
Mit benz @nfanse bss 5ribIinss
i1eint Der Winter on Der MitteImoiel be-
sinneu gu woIlen. Cine bi9te Sdneslage
bedt WaIo uub 6lur, EbaI unb Dob BEL
Erier, unb elm talter Winb webt, obaIei9
Der @etterbabn mad SIbsn i1aut. Die
Yropbessibuns, baB 1878 bic Saferiaat
brei Wonate bauern weroe, i9eint in grs
fiuuns sebsn gu ioaen. 81 ,tr
4m 81. Mdr3 psrunsliidte elm itaIieni:
i9er Arbsitsr BEL glotten, Sasur9, baB er
pom elmer itarssnbsn grbmaiis lbsri9ittst
wurbe.
Gin unser Mann aus gSissr, i'm
Utter BON l8 Sabrsn, Der bsauitrast mar,
ben @rst uon Senbeim gu ieinem franz bars
nieberliesenoen Batter az rnisn, srtrant
bur9 siuen ~6s5Ilpruns aus benz Baden an
Der Ssnbsimer sabre in Der Noiel.
Sn Sbsrweis BEL Siitburs III in ben
lssten Wo9sn auf Soften bss prouincials
muieums in Grier cine r6mii3e Siua aufs
sebedt werben, wsI5e unter allen rSmii4en
0iuen Der &beinIanbe nnr Der Nenninser
am llmians na9itebt. Die Wauern iino
msif nod gut srbaIten, in einSelnen Gbets
len iteben lie nod Swsi Meter bod. SIS
wurben baisIbit ,wei MOiaitbOosn aufsss
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