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Judge L'ulcrhack Yesterday resumed tho
Inquiry for tine lurp -r ~ drumuins tho
nNu"r-lip ni a yaudhlr diamond cross cllimrt
hy Mr., 4. {. Nlutiry az Washington, -. C..nud
VI ., k"llnrs of TIA, city. The testimony went
o. show that e"Nrral years ago Mrs. lluutlcy
was presented with "a diamond cross ny hor
mother and ihut lu 1876 she. with hrr husband,
VINO H. Jnted sat q mail Duniii. t.r Ia--r
IfonSh tins city IN route for th" sandwich
Among their follow passeneors IN the slenm-
cr ON ~" down tllp WAS Mis- Kellogg "a I.p was
turn Known n Mrs Hart, vile - "a gentleman
81 lhai name WHO a.r1mllul,d lrr. " 3D." At
Honolulu Mrs. HUNT .yW -InNhol Dor .roe-.
81" rournel 20 her bonn" minus tl" -pirhlin
Jewel, and "A irw w'rhs aEl 'um" here on uNsit,
Nhi.o waking through k"arny -'r"rt size dis
covered her cross ina thn Wiui.W of "A Idwn-
broker. pledged hy VI 50 kr.iorl:. examined H..
amt tAen srLt for Detective Jones who took
When TIE ease was called ye,iorluy III" counsel
for Miss kr,lngg objected T. the Judge lro"rol o.
ing further with 'he inquiry. ON the ground that
h. had no lureI uuu IN the matter. Counsel
fur Mrs. lluntl"y proved That the code gnNr the
court iuil jurisdiction and tho examination
Mrs. ,iqnucy WAS recalled. she reiterated
tho cross and swore positively MAJ Oh, onr pro-
ducol WAS tho one sh" had eiOicu from her.
Miss Kellogg testified that the cross WAS given
10 her by Mr. liaTte two weeks Rltcr he returned
with her from the Island. Shgshid that he had
also presented her with five diamond rings, a
watch and chalp aud pair Of brarelrts' she
cross 5", With NJ Ku@ for s29oI but I nSyer re-,
deemed IL. some Witnrasrs were eNamlupd 10
prove that the stones had boon rem wed from,
their setting in tho rross and that others had
been substituted, while others were chilled 10
prove that II the llfy-soYeu stones Of which the
cross is made ny had boon removed. all but two
or three OF the smallest ones had been replaced
that the cross belonged 10 MIS-. Huatley. AID
awarded IL 10 her.
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had talked of her love as We sat hy the fire.
Ana, ulnkins 10 calm her and s,uihr hor desire.
hHl talked ui her lose t.l ,l1 tuHD lcl lul tluc.
had dwrlt ON his kiss and went wandering through
Nlth my ignorant nu.rrsI the gamut ui love
sounding high. sounding luw--ui below and above
All seemed sweet With Loves musIc ami with his
wings
As talked OF her love whilst we sat by the lire.
had painted him true. | had painted him tender,
A. she sat by my SIDE viii nor feet on the fender,
Fast holding my hand. had sworn he Was true;
Hut her tears were warm, amt her blue
And her hand was So SOFT and her voice so sweet
That forgetting my mission icll at her tret--
Forgetting my mission forgetting her love
Seeing nothing hut her, whilst below and above
All seemed sweet with Loves music and warm with his
wings,
And told her my love a. We sat by the ere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-22
JIGH IRTIN IDJIR Using.
A Lost Terrier Promptly Returned to Its
OMner- Profes.IonnI Dog Thieves.

A dog was missed last Saturday night
from the club rooms at Barclay street. and
having been advertised. WIS brought back three
mornings after. There is an art IN the rccoV-
cry OF lost dogs. which is eXemplicd in the re-
covery Of this animal. On Monday an Adyer-
tisement appeared az follows:
CIO REWARD for return OF SKYE terrier slut l. :
- ~ Barclay street
That advertisement. maybe caught tho eye Of
the person then having the dog. but It brought
no response aud on Friday morning the follow
Ing advertisement appeared:
SjOOiN REWARDS viii be ofIsrci f'r ne con,ic
pu. 1si last SATURDAY. ,,ehs sreturri 60 Barclay
street where 80 reward Wal. ue pald
That advertisement was 81 seos-ful and the
missing dog wa- returned g. = Barclay street nj
an curly hour. II will be- seen that tho first All
veriis"ment merely des 'r lir- the dog and offers
a reward COR his return. II may lave been that
h" lai strayei and had boon found casually
But the second assumes that there was q thirt.
and threatens, unless tle = D. fng,hc coming
the pursuit and CONVICTION OF On" thief by lie
otf'r II large reward. After that. u the lin her
OF tho animal WIS torrahly honest and hal
only retained what had accidentally come 10
him as "A gr"at many persons will keep a stray
umbrella. he would return the dog. hring un-
thief The SKYE terrier her owner says. was
brought back 10y a person undoubtedly Of
low anybody, I'M terrier had strHy,d into store
near boy and had tn door shut On h"r. She was
pretty and valuable; the ilrSt Advert seinrit bad
not h"n strong enough I" nrinE h.r But on
tn publication ot IN" -"rond the finder was not
willing To- take the risk. and the terrier went
bn X prumptY
Tho same person who lost this terrier says
that b. has lost 70 number 40 dogs, but has ale
ways been su''essiui in advertising for their
return. ii wurkS. he SAYS. upnu IN" fear ol
those who take them. An advertisement offer
liz "a largo reward Tor th" CONVECTION OF a thi"L
wnl, onni sn"cc--fui. N,I"iy Who has ZAP.
tur'tl t.S Is puit" sur" mat -1ln"h'ly "I>e has
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Convict Carr Taking Poison.

A convict Peter Carr. on Mr.. John Dudley's
farm Tor conNlcts near GOrOnsvillc, Ala cnme IN his
death last week By Voluntarily taking poison that was
preparation Tor the cotton worm. He escaped some
months ago from the farm but was captured In Mont
geometry after considerable resistance. The day Of his
death he made second Intellectual attempt escape his
syNe. or chains preventing any speed in running Being
returned 10 ms task OF hauling water for the poison
turr, he sprang from the wagon, goAed de
resune by what lie considered the arrows Of ont
rageous fortune and qnaned deep draught from tub
of patented worm destroyer that already mixed 10
apply. lie fingered through the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-22

Once moro unto tlr lr.lch. h.nr 'ririIs once more
on CLOSE ilc wal ui VAIN nnr l.u-ll>I uDlt,
'iWlil Doc cheaper thlu tuA thug rl,'.
AMI then they won have to be- butcl
IN peace thcr, nothing 80 becomes man
mulr,t ,ulIucse amt ihuiuN,
E.pcrialIN n Dee Isu married mAus
But when thu blast ui war blows IN our cars,
Ihtn initiate tlt action ui the ~ r.,
Suiru the siurW-. summon up the blood.
Disguise lair nature wlth hArl favored rage,
Lend the eye terrible nslrCf,
And 20 out and hir, a substitute
lfyOu have 10 pay HIM a thousand illlarsl
Now set the teeth, and stretch the nostril wide,
Hold hard the breath, and bend mp every spirit
10 its tn height Now, On YOU nuNrst English,
Who's, blood il fetched from fathers Of warproofl
Be copy now To men of pros,er blood,
And teach them how 10 war,
While step over 10 the other side OF the hill
And see about getting something for dinner.
And yon. good women
Whose limbs are made IN England, show us here
The metue 81 Your pasture
! see YOU stand like gre yhounis in the slips
StTaininy upon the start the game aiOOt;
Follow your spirit. and, upon this charge,
CRY, Heaven Tor Harry, England and ST. George,
And Will see thar you get your
Bsck.pay by next Saturday night
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,,rnrssIoNs OF ErROpE.

s... C,,t,cni Condition or Germnny-sociniism
spreading win Universal Di.'rr..-Prop-
erN Assaulted nv Socialism, Liberty by
ImperIniIsm, Conservation ny Both-Bis-
u,nrek'. Course full Of DnnRer-A Renc-
zion that may be followed by Revolution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

Mr.. Keely Of motor fame q hope
less bankrupt. LEX.
Keely absorbed about 100000 from
credulous people TO develop his hum
bug machine, which was going 10 super
scde steam, and dispense entirely with
the use Of fuel. He pretended that with
: teacupful Of water he could run train
or cars = hundred miles. For over three
years he lived sumptuously. drove hns
horses, wore diamonds, and drunk cham
pagne at the expense Of the stockholders
In his motor company one OF whom.
by the way, was Cleveland editor. III
KeeIy gets his dcserts he viii furmish
motive power fur breaking stone In the
penitentiary. Il Cleveland Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

| A curious prophecies are being hunt
led UP, the following. supposed 10 have
been made in 1853, and republi shed be-
fore the Crimean war, may be Of special
interest just now:
l"In twice two hundred years the Bear
The Crescent shall assail
But IL the Cock aud Bull unite
The Bear shall not prevail.
But look In twice ten years again
Let Islam know aud fear
The Cross shall wax, the Crescent wsns,
Grow pale and disappear"
The twice two hundred years brings
|up to 1888. the beginning or the Crimean
war, v hen the Crescent was assailed BY
the Bear, but the Cock and Bull uniting
the Bear did not prevail. The Crimean
war ended in 1856, stwice ten years.
from which would bring vs. 10 1876.
when the war actually began by the
disturbances in Herzegovina, Bosnia,
Bulgaria Montenegro and Servia- II 10
very evident that ''the Crescent wanes,~
and perhaps the prophecy may be speed
lily fulfilled by its disappearance, from
Europe ct least. Old Mother Skipton's
prophecies, which were originally made
public in l4sS, have al come true except
the last, and we have but short while
to explode that:
SCarriages without horses shall 20,
And accidents oil the world with woe:
Around the world thoughts shall ny
In the twinkle Of m eye.
Water shall yet more wonders do,
Now strange, yet shall Be true;
The world upside down shall be,
And gold be found q root Of troa
Through hills men shall ride,
And no horse or 49, shall be st his side.
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk.
In the cir men shall be seen
IN white, IN black, IN green.
IRON In the water shall n0at
A. easy - wooden boat.
Gold shall Be found, and found
10 land that's not yet known.
Fire and water shall wonders do:
England shall 1t last admit Jew;
The world to IN end shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty cone"
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8 d Lennon " n Aicklsr ct a..
i a = Miller " v Parker ct al.; dis
I r B Widmer W J J Meschede
Judgment for go %.
i L BamberRe. ct Il " ] Ze,Isr - :,
Judgment for o4sS 10.
\ Behmer W J H NiemoeIlsr Ct q.
4tDillon ct al W J w Blackwell
Judgment for o65 81.
J Walker ct 81 vs John Stutsman
Z kraus 70 + N DAVIDSON et.al. iudg,
ment for 3209 O5.
granted.
J B Berghaus. exr " r Miller q Il.
Judgment for o56 So.
I Same plaintiff vs ohm A Milton iudc.
lment for go g..
Io6O 81. '' 80
Same W p Ulmer; dismissed
same vs A Graf; judgment for tl9 81.
|. w Blackwell vs. A Anderson CT ii.
judgment for 1I2s 90.
Z D Scheurich Ct al vsJ Kempf ct al. !;
Judgment for ol33 o..
J Gramelspacher ct Il " + Herbig !:
judgment for Sis 90.
. Flickner " A Bsumet; judg-
ment tor el22 66.
+ Litschgi vs. p Kunkel ct al:
= 3 Berghaus exr vs. Il Schneidc dis
missed.
Bank Of Kentucky W John H Beck
man; dismissed.
+ Schmidt vs p Kunkle; dismissed.
n B Dillen Of 81 vs. 8 iedeerwood !:
judgment for SIS %.
a Eckert 4 Co - z Berger; judg-
ment for c93 81.
5 Limp, Jr., guardian, vs. X Buehsrt ct
d. Judgment for oIl3 2s.
" Cluth vs + Hoffman; continued.
e77 20.
= Spurlock vs. Stenftnagal ct al I'll
Judgment for $1i4 60.
} Heclich vs. J Schmitt ct al; judg-
nent; foreclosure for 4l,27C.
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Hold On, boys! Hold on! Don't
scratch her! Handle her gently! Turn
hsr over on her b,ck pull her legs out
and she won't lose hcr drawers. Thera
she Il. Amt shc beauty r. exclaimed
. farmer The other day from the grove,
as he with the assistance or some boys.
was trying 10 get bureau that he had
purchased q auction into his wagon.
He wanted that piece Of furniture taken
10 bis wife in good shape, snd ws ven
ture 10 ssy II was done.
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THE vINCENNEs BISHOP.
Mon seigneur Chatard or tsc
American College 1t Rome.


Reliable news has been rrceIved To-
|day from Rome, Of the appointment or
e bishop for the long vacant diocese Of
vincennes. The person chosen was not
FATHER Beseonies. the one who would
have been the unanimous choice Of sha-
Catholics Of this diocese, bad t:.eir
wishes been consulted In the matter. but
VIII doubtless Be acceptable. as be 1, :
man Of efninent sttsinInents ~ \ scholar
and Of high reputc In the church. The
bishop elect is Aonseigneur Chatard. :
naive Of Baltimore, where his father
ana brother are physicians, and for the
past ten years. since Bishop McClosky
was RENTED to the diocese or Louis
vile, has been President Of the Ameri-
can college ut Rome. He was chosen
bishop OF vincennes, Il IL understood. :
lew days previous 10 the death OF Pius
IA 0y the congregation OF the prora-
ganda, but not confirmed in consequence
Of the demise Of the Pope. A il il
custom Of the Pope's TO confirm The
nomination Of the propaganda. il il uoe
likely that Leo Kill viii deviate nom
ne rule. and the choice OF the vincen-
,es bishop may be looked upon a. made
Aonseigneur Chatard Is about forty y-hve
Years Of age.
Since the avove was in type, later ex-
;hsnges mention as . certainty Mgr.
shatard appointment, and aver that
rather Brssoines has received infor-
nation.
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For the Jasper Courier.
MODERN INTERPRETERS Of
HOLY WRIT.


Mr.. EDIToR. Beecher IN.
Swing have OF late been interpreting m,
'IScripturcs relative to the evil one. ~,
home and home character. and Il prohs
'lbly serves . good purpose. for sfse,
-Ireading those lectures we strsichs ~ ,
go to the Bible, ard read especially tn
books Of Moses. Whilst reading tn
scriptures, was impressed BY thil
text--Peter said, knowing this first
that no prophecy Of Scripture Is Of any
private interpretation and believing
that God has spoken or revealed everv
word to me that he has to Beecher And
Swing. Therefore, / wish 70 interpres
also -"In the beginning God created ths
Heaven and Earth in six days. GeoIo.
lgists think 1t could not mean elk az onv
days, or as we now count. Well. Peter
also thought the same when he said.
But beloved, be not ignorant or this
one thing, that one day Is with the Lord
- thousand years, and q thouaand
years - one day" Well, man was ere.
lAtcd the six thousandth wear. or fhe
last thousand OF the creation. $50 God
created man ia his own imare--in ths
image Of God created be hIm. msis srS
female created He them" Here Adam
and bic first wife Lilith were created, and
Lilith being very beautiful but perverse
woman, and rather 'strong minded. y
would not obey Adam, and ate Of the
fruit Of the knowledge or good and evil.
and also the tree Of Iife. Then she Va
both fallen and immortal; hence her
nature and disposition was 80 difFsrent
from Adam's that they could NOT live
together in peace, and I'm the conrsc of
lime she left him and went away "a ths
Eastward and dwelt with her cbildren.
q which there were . great multitude.
Then Adam was alone, and Eve va
made from his rib--was bone or his
bone and fesh Of his nesh, and she abode
With him, and through disobejience thev
10th fell. Then came the necessitv for
! Redeemer, and that REDEMPTION shonId
y preached 70 all which also required
history O. Adam, his fall, &c. And
was the duty Of Moses to give thai
listory, and In writing such history he
|ivcs only the line Of geneoIory from
Adam 70 Christ. Tho history OF only
mo child y generally given "a each
'encEation In keeping up the direct line
Without any attempt to give history of|
% outside generations, which would |
ave required much time and material. |
Well. In the course Of time, about |
Iftccn hundred years aftef the creation
. Adam, men began = multiply, ana
we're very numerous, and dsuehlers
vere born unto them, and the aEons ofl
iod saw the daughters or men. that
hey were fair, and they took them
vives o. all which they chose.s Nov.
hesc daughters Of men" were the a.,
cendants Of LiIlth, and were vicked. |
nd when they began 70 intarms rry
vickedncss iucreased % much fh:t
iod had to destroy them BY the 6ood. /
nd cut down the life OF man 10 ono
hundred and twenty years. 0
10 - Continued.
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A pretty anecdote Il told or Oneeu
Victoria, . . girl. On the day K;na
William died, and she was proclaimed
Queen Of England, the Prime Minister,
the Privy Counselors and hundred N
the English nobility assembled 10 "a
her honor 81 the ceremony. At their
head was victoria's uncle, the Duke 81
Sussex, and the head or the nobility
ne advanced to pay his homage. and
was 10 the oct Of knceling upon one
knee, a. usual on such ceremonies. when
the young Queen said: ssDo not kreel
uncle, ] an still Victoria, your neice.s
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A New York lawyer, seventy-four
years Of age, has been lodged IN fail for
the ''misappropriationv OF the funds Of Z
SOS estate, Of which he was the trustee.
Never too old 20 steal.
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oHAe. DopnAxH. 3. q. aoyvuAH.
"Tlhe Old ReDiablec
DIM AMNsS
Leaf Tobacco
w "A II EHOU s E

ESTABLISHED 1861. Nos. 81, So
- %, and 63 West Front Street, foot oi
suspension Bridge, Cincinnati, Ohio.
rcei leaf Auction Sales every Saturday,
Inc only Tobacco Warehouse IN Cin-
cinnati 'nat has Seed Leaf trade. 6tor.
age on Tobacco free for three months,
amd charges reasonable q consisteni
with fair dealings. Liberal advances
made % consignments upon rcceipt,
send FOR weekly Tobacco Circulars.
CHAs. BODMANN 4 CO..
Feb. =, 1s-6m. Cincinnati
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Up In New Hamphire Bill Chan.
|dlers friends call voting against Hayes
~ hoiloping their own jackass."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-14

bes Stanrarp mslpst. bic TtuiIen 9aber
GENT Saahra uno Gsfi Saabra l,lsbt unr
papurd, bic tiirtild,e Grmee atasldnitten.
- Die 8ermdblung bss G0nias vi
;cnfc soH Spanisn NIT Der prin5sl|ln
Rercsres mirs am 2. 5fbruar itatltatsn.
Die Gr &Gnsin GlatsQa bsifsbt rafauf,
ser Jsierlidfet tei,unobnsu unc ter ipa
ai.de Geianote in Daris bat isin Woi.
it,lss auhutietsn, lie srn Der Iusfubrunp
Ger Sese atSuhaltsn.
- Dae briti1he &atinet trat am Gam
tag ju elmer Sibuns ,ulammen, bic ur
ipriinslA auf Montas aussfast mar.
Didtise Qnselsgsntsttsn lolen bic iofor
tise Mbtaltuna Der 6abinsteiiBuns notb-
wsnpis ssmaht taben.
Nm l2. brad, in Der Gatttu. Drufe
rel gde BON JripaY. uao Waltinsifrabs,
eoneou. Ssuer aus. oas giaenthum i'm
Dsrtbe BON iitsr l Milicn 3eriiorte. ets
es unter &ontrcGe estraAt weroen fonnte.
- Sur 9eIhidte Der Tracticnen" !,
welde in iinsitsr 3eit bon Neuem bic
Selluns oes 6iiriten risulard 5u unterb5,
len rrcbten, mag es nidt uninterellant
Iein, einise daratteriltiite Daten GUAM.
men5uitsuen. Sn benz prpce1ie sesen
3eblien, oem 5erausseber Der ,Geids
slcde", welde bic eiuseitanbene sltFdt
bate. ben aansler aandlis gu Icbe gu
drsern, wuroe feifseiiellt. oab unter ben
BsrIcmn, bic nit @ebilfen in Yertinouns
itauoeu. fd AUDI @raf G?eHelrcbe, Der
bofmaridau oer &ailer1n, befanb. Sir
Den friiberer Inter Staatsl lecretir p. G,ru.
ner, Der felt 3wan5is Sabren an oer firen
Soee frantt, elm 6ioal giSmard's gu lein,
Iudt ber 6ausalinilter y. Sdleinis bic
ausseiduunsen nad, bic nit Dem EiItel
uno RanSe eiueS mlrflihsn @ebeimratbs
perbunoen linb. Dielen 6erb gu aerltSren
1T 8iSmard's unausseIette Gorge, unb
es 1T elm pifanteS 3uiammentreffen, bae,
pie er bic @duberuns Der llmsetuns bes
&ailerS prn beltructipen @len,enten besebrt,
audi @amtetta in Der 0fepntlique Sran.
eaiie barauf beitebt, ,baB prn Der Seite bes
WtaridaaS Wac cWabrn bis@amariaa ent
fernt lperoe, nelhe, juit ,pie in Berlin, ans
clericalen uno reactcnGren Gtenleuten
beltebt. Sn Berlin fnb es bic Greu,;eis
tunS uuo bic ,.@ermania", benen oieles
SeSebren nidt in ben Sram paet, in Baris
Der llnirerS, bic @a;ette be Trance uuo
oa5 Yabs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-14

Oraan SIN @ersleihe NIT tim fino pi'
Aus @nnle,! Ga, ja, i'd laae es immer,
1T Elm Sammer bel uns in Sslts,rsid
Wan fam bier gar mint mehr leben /!
uGs ,pirst Gle gfiemane ra'u. 9er'
nontsrasr", ircttstsosr fd6ns Wclf.
,@Ger, bel Seite, bat 1oetCr S,aFlne
AUDIT tmmer &cht E"
Simmer psnu er fpriGt, feltsn irern
er tanoslt."
,,Sle sebOrsn ,ur iunsea Sdule, l'ses'
:loll Ste pppeniren ,mmer, Ste mpusr
iiemanp @srshtiatst picerfabrsn lansn,
5ie tabsn tsin Organ fir AnsrtennunS,
ir gsmunperuns fremper gor3use.
Wenn i'd niht rurd, bic lhat iiber3euet
uerpe. @dSne &spsn impcairet mi'
aidt. Sd rsans uno MUIR Die Summs.
,ie mir nod pcreenommener Yrilfuns ole
numlfSblia ridtis erlheint, erwsdt met
zen 8elpeet. Gle ino elm shtsr Ssitsr
ceiber, 6srr RON gDo0berssr,. -. ae'n
perr sBoabsrser, Id peib, Gle iino nidt
oom Mpel, @ie t6uuten es 3mar fsin,
aber 1rcb bieies BET Sanen etnssln
uorfcmmenpen gYmptoms elmer nsusn
3eit sebSren @ie bod gan, Der altsn
Generation an. @les Tremce anfaunen,
bswunbern. fI4 Dor itm beusen, I'm Stau
BE Dor Tim lisssn, iiter allies @inbeimlfds
ldimpfen uno INNER iammern, oas darat
teriirt eud alte Sefsrrei6sr !! Oas pei.
mi1de T0bt eud ssrinse Iasrfenauns Elm,
oarin fiimmen mir therein, ater ibr iibsr
ihast QQes, was aus Der 6remre fcmmt,
unb barn unterldepen mir uns. Naee
nah lsinem patren Wertse, I'm Geihait'
unb in Der @sfsalhaft SIR LAP! eudb
aud BON Doctor 5aain5 gu is9r leltsn
unb bebsrrldsn. SD nsbme srn ibm tel
ne Qebre an
(Gprtisbuns .folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-14

- Was fribt Der 5drins? = Das mil=
len liderlid mande unierer 9eler nidt.
Die @ntmort lautct: ST friBt min,is
fleine Srebsden, ipie iie in unsebcuren
WtaEen bic See, unp nameutlid bic
Sltiee erfiillen. Or. &arl WSbius, Bro.
fellcr Der 3colcsie in 8iel ihreitt in
einem lansereu Nrtitel Der ,,Natur" unter
Nncrem: Die 5auptnabruns ber Syringe,
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(Grpspcben). SIM Tetruar 1872 wurscn
in Der Sieler yudt lebr piele l,i~irae
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