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The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
AStartling Tragedy.
A WOMAN SHOT DEAD BY ANOTHER ONE
ON THE STAGE.

WOMAN SHOT DEAD BY ANOTHER ONE
ON THE STAGE.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 5, 1873
A terrible tradegy occurred this even
ing at the Opera House, in Pawtucket, in
this State, during one of those sensa-
tional and reckless exhibitions in marks
manship, originally introduced on the
stage by Frank Frayno and his wife, iss
Clara Butler. In this instance the holder
ofthc rifle was IA woman, and she in
stantly killed another woman who was
holding the apple aimed at on her head.
On Monday last variety company hail
ing from the Mozart Garden in the city
of Brooklyn, n. Y, commenced an en-
gagement at the Pawtucket Opera House
their performance being of an ordinary
character, except the teats in rifle shoot
ing by Mrs. Jennie Fowler. whose stage
name is Miss Jennie Franklin. She
usually began by firing at IA target and at
valous objects, closing that part of her
performance by shooting at an apple
placed on the head of another member
of the company, known as Mile. Volante
VINO also appeared as tIapeze perform
er.
Miss Franklin was Immediately placed
under arrest by the local police and is
now locked up to await the action of the
Coroner. She seem TO be half crazed
with horror at the occurrence, only real
lzlng the rec1lessness of her act when it
was too late.
Mile. Volante, who suddenly closed
her career in this shocking manner, has
only been on the variety stage four or
nve weeks, and no one at Pawtucket or
mere seems to know her history. The
tradEedy has naturally caused great ex-I
cltement in the town of PawtucKet. This \
accident will of course. put a stop to all
such exhibitions, no matter who may at
tom Mt than
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
For Sale

XlrnJi 'DoAes
Iacs,u',n's lots at s. r. corner From
|la :" Jackson between Sixth and
Fisoar sirall,.. lith between Van Buren, and
and Broapmma plm :, Avenue between Har-
bus ~ yjVS.hl,g = ana north of the a bova
Ernp .. w W. corner Harrison 'oFei and
Isona and dpSSl%%are SrG%,,lrte Avenue between
''eenth sir Ct. iFalia Avenue and
THOMAS II. LALLY.
'u Neal Estate Agent,
,,-..----- bO2 Market st.
Ios,lt KIM K.Mrne l, large dwelling house,
81 and i, +, +. FRAzfR,' a 20 sent
2.-iN iN'u Market streets, ia dsenS' siorS'
The daily gazette., 1878-04-06
.,.l and Commercial

.,raror, DEL, April ., ias. T.
WlLnk laiock quotations @ Inrn1snsdd nn,Sd,ny ny
,,oN a no. Del, al 70 N: today
biDgl0nd ~ QUOTATIONS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23

A choice line of lawns. organizes, jaeonets
etc. to be opened tomorrow at NJ, L. Byrne x
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
A VIRGINIA CITY SENSATION.
A Clinawoman boxed UP ana Shipped n.
Freight.
Lsan Franclsco Chronicle. ]


VIRGINIA City, New. June 8.-A great ex-
element has been caused among the Chinese
here by remarkable case of female kidnap-
ping. About two weeks ago Chinawoman
was stolen from Carson and brought to Vir-
ginia City. The Carson Mongolians got upon
the track, but those Of Virginia City were de-
ternined not TO lose their prize. Accordingly
last evening they boxed up the woman pre-
paratory to shipping her out OF the country.
The box was taken by an expressman from q
wash-house on the Divide, and reached the
depot so late that there was not time to check
1t through to Its destination, Auburn. Cal,
SO Y was checked to the Virginia and Truckee
place discovered that the package was CON
siderably over weight, and while talking to
the Chinaman who had charge of the same
heard groans emanating from the box. An
officer was sent for and Che box opened, when
the Chinawoman was discovered In an almost
dying condition. She was taken from the
box, and will likely recover.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
STOLEN ROSES.
tFrom the 81 slmeon's Garland for July.l

from the 81 Simeon's Garland for JulyI
THE clouds with Aurora's first roses were
glowing,
And dew Jewels sparkled all over the earth
The fresh morning-glory its petals unlolsateu
While daisies and butter-eups trefhDiet
with mirth.
The lark In the air, his first matin was sing
While sparrows and robins chirpd bacl
from the tree;
When beautiful golden-hair cherub came
No Iiab9 that she brushed not the dew from
A bonnet pushed back from her fair childish
face,
where the rose and the lily we're blended in
one, n.
Gave place to the rich auburn ringlets that
Like gold threads that CLINT in the light OF
the sun.
From her innocent heart burst q song Of de-
And shs rivalled the lark, though his home
And. na,IsITg ID gaze Mt his wonderful dight,
The blue Of her soft eyes seemed caught
from the sky.
There was Joy, there was mirth, la the ex-
uuiAite smile
That PLAYED round the sweet lips so rarely
There was grace in each step OF the beautiful
child;
There was love In the high heart that
throbbed In her breast.
Through the nalinps of O garden
BIushing roses thrust their way,
Luscious In their early freshness,
Laughing In the golden day.
Pressing one another forward,
Climbing DER the garden wall,
Cheek to cheek in gorgeous masses,
Bursting through each crevlce small.
Martha saw the rosy warfare,
flushed her song and nearer drew,
Raised small hand to the paling
Where the richest clusters grew.
Eagerly she stood on tip-toe,.
Reaching up her prize to win,
And qoifItoa the human rose bud
Stole the roses from lcttbat.
Gathered up her snowy apron.
Filled II with the treasures sweet
Then, like frightened fawD, went flying
Round the corner of the street.
XII.
On she went with curl thrown backward,
And her laughing lips apart,
Till the stolen roses wondered
At the trembling of her heart.
XII.
Many years have passed. sweet maiden,
Since that early summer day;
Many changes have come Ger you,
Other flowers strew your way.
XIII.
And the stolen ones lie withered,
But a fragrance oil their own
Wakes sweet memories of springtme
And the days forever flown.
ADIDNAC.
New 0rleas, June II, 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
The Lottery.
[Lefferson Sentinel.


The Louisiana Lottery Company previous
to their last grand drawing sent over the
waters to our village and yicinities a team of
the drummers Of the concern, but they could
not find one in our midst, and left our vicinity
ON board the "Favorite," and crossed the
Rhine, where we hope they will not return
again, to try, and humbug our people in their
grand swindling schemes by their drumming.
The capital prize, they say, was drawn In
New Orleans. No wonder, as the New Or
leans Democrat is sore eye for that swindling
concern, and it had to do something In order
to gain that $4,000 from the Democrat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
The Dry Goods Slaughter.
boston Transcript

F7770EV1I Il tRHlR5VI IpU'I
Here is little glimpse of how things go in
the dry goods world. Print cloths have been
selling this week at $40 cents a yard. For
thirty years prior to 1873 the lowest price was
81, and that was in 1S4S; but the average
price even for that disastrous year was 81
cents per yard. In 1864 print cloths sold up
to 3ST cents a yard, and the average for the
year was 2345 cents; excellent calicoes dun
nell'sl have sold this week by the package at
AZ cents, less per cent, go days
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23

Placide ]. Spear, auctioneer, will continue the
Gustavus Schmidt on Mond ~, June "a, ar I
O'Clock D, M. at his office. 46 Royal street. The
works comprise Sc science cis history biography
French, Spanish. Latin. Greek, German
Swedish and Italian languages; Audubon's
archaeological works.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 1856 Canal street, pssWeen
cret OF Ninon de PEnclos, who, up TO aer death
In her seventy second year OF age retained the
beauty. vlvacty and 4piTs q B ge4 sas W.
which Is pleasant even enjoyable, ladies. can do
away with ali cosmetics and paints, as the skin
uonfad l1stre and strength, and yivacity re-.
turns. The old become young, and the young,
who have ruined themselves with late hous
uieor and FIRE Of youth, All diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated By harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor
respondence strictly confidential.
dat DR, BILLIE. 1876 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
"when My Commission Comes. .
Historic Record.

Some good things have happened In the
neighboring counties In the early days, as
well as in this county, q specimen of which
we give below, copied from an old history of
Peoria. The writer says: " Examining q
land title the other day, which involved a
question of legitimacy, | stumbled upon the
following marriage certificate, which is de-
cidedly too good to be lost, and Is literally
bona Jide. The marriage, Of which this Is the
only legal evidence, took place in Copperas
precinct NOV In Fulton county,, in the infancy
Of the county, or rather in primitive times,
and the magistrate ought to be immortalized,
whether he receives his commission or not:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
Weight and stature.
Weight.


The following figures show the relativ
height and weight of individuals measuring
five feet and upwards:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23

The location of the celebrated Point Clear
Hotel is picturesque, romantic and delightful.
Bathing and nshing facilities are amply pro-
vided for, and one placing himself under the
care of the whole-souled proprietor, Mr.. Bald
win will be sure to be satisfied
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

To all the World, Greeting:
Know ye. that John Smith and Polly Myers
Is eby entitled to go together and do as old
folks does anywhere inside of CoppeRs precinct.
and when my commission comes am TO marry
EN- good. and date 'em back to kiyer accidents.
o. NJ R.
IT, s Justice Peace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23

See the Point Clear announcement in another
column. This watering place is very popular
resort every season.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-23

On First of July prOxlmO, judgments
viii be obtained On City Taxes of 1873.
see advertisements
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
Der ct. Glemens c1unazM duner:

Der ct. Clemens Smne= Mdnncrs
0crein tn st. Saul bat belAlpfen, it9
Der 9ebensperiderunss : @eieal4aft Der
DeutI6en &Smt16 &atbpltl6en Inter
itdbunes $ Geretne BON Mtnnefctd ansus
Ihtieben, unb bic Gtreftoren pteler 8eleas
lhaft baten bic Iufnabme peS senanrten
Seretns IN tbrer @erlammluns pom lesten
Scnntas 9cnebmt9t.
Ite Seri6erunss > 0elealAaft erbtelt
raburd, einen aniebnliden 3uwad5 an
iunsen &rdften, unb es 1T btele Sermeb+
runs her @eieal@afts> Mit9lieber UNI 10 er-
freuli9er, neil baburA bic geri6eruns
fir jcbes ~etnselne Mttslieb sletd3ettis et~
men neuen 3uwa@s erbdlt. Ger @dnbe<
RET tat l6pn wteberbplt barduf bin9etpte~
fen, Dap In b~enient9en Srti4aften, no
fatbclil6e @emetnben befeben, aber nod
fetne llnterftlsuns <gereine, lcl4e Geretne
pbne llneeres 3r9ern %ersontlirt peroen
Icaten, benn haburG ermerben ft6 beutl4e
Rltboltfen metrfa6e Sprtbeile. Nb9ele>
Ben BARON, ba6 ieter tatbelil4e Samilten<
pater nit Der 8erubtsut9 in bic 3ufunft
bliden fann, baB BET Ieinem friiben Cber
fpdten 6tnl9eiben letne 6interlafenen
bur6 bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ppr brdn<
eenber Nptb bewabtt merber, fi6ern JIM
eere Mttslieoer rur6 itren Seitrttt ieltit
einen sewiFen Ginfub auf bic weitere
Gntptfelun9 Ser gereias = Sr9antiattpn,
inbem lte BET treenb einem Inlaie, Der f9
i6nen bait harbteten pirb, tabin ptrfen
fDnnen, baB benz jusenbliden Sitter eins
gentle 8erudi;6ttsun9 ettserdumt werfen
mDse. 8tr erpdbnen bieles @unfte5, peit
perlelte btsber eth Stein bes ,Anftpbes fur
iunse 2eute su ietn lhien, mdbrenb es in
tbren @dnben lettf lte9t, ibren Gnfpri>
den @eltuus gu perl9afen. 8tsber ban~
bette es li9 barum, bur6 icfcrtise Sr9a>
IMITATION Der geriderunss- @ele1l6aft Elm
fir bic teutl6en &atbc1ifen int @taate
lebr wcbltbdtises Snfttut in's 2eben ~
rufen. Sect TT bas Sunbament sele9t,
unb beim Musbau be0elben fann in Der
;3ufunft nunmebr aud serl4tetenen In>
iprIGen &ednuns setrasen tperben, beren
wettldufse GrDrteruns benz 3uftanbefpm'
men einer aGeemeinen gerii6eruns nur
btnberli9 Bate fetn fSnnen.
MIo fril6 6anb ans 8erf selest, tbr
beutI6en &atbolifen in alien Sbetlen bes
Staates, 100 nod feline l1nterfltunsse
8eretne betsben! 8runbet fol4e geretne,
benen euere See1 fprser berettwtats buff
rei9e 6anb bteten werben, neil baburd
etn neues semetnI9aft1iGes 8anb 6rittt>
der 9tebe bic &rdfte peretnisen ptrb, noel
DE bisber seripltttert itnb.
Gtntra4t rta DIT tart!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
sSS45
SEER Yeter Yptteteltr,

bereitS als Geiienber oes @onrerer
in oeri6iepenen @esenpen wpbl be-
tannt, bat cine Sour na6 @iscpnln
Soma, SainpiS II. (. ~. an9etreten
unp miro berfelbe alien Greunpen Der
fatbOltidenprele Defenders Der bp6W.
0etitltdfett gu wOblwOaenper @ufz
nabme beltens wempfOblen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
The Mutual Life Insurance Asso-
citation Of the German Roman
Catholic Benevolent Soci-
cites Of the State Ct
Minnesota.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, 90
CnINTY OF RAMSEY.

We, the undersigned, George Mitsch,
Senior, Frank Schlick, Sen. H. H. Timme,
Jacob Schnitzius, Matthias Koch, Thomas
Fri. MiChael William. Peter Kerst and
Max Fink, of the city of st. Paul, Ramsey
county and State of Minnesota, who are
DESTROYS of associating themselves together
as an association for the purpose hereafter
set forth, in conformity with the laws of
the State of Minnesota, regulating the or
ganizatiOn of societies for benevolent and
ether purposes, do hereby certify and de-
clare
First. That the name and title of the as
ISOLATION which we are DESTROYS of form
ing as aforesaid, shall be The Mutual Life
insurance Association of the German Ro-
n.an Catholic Benevolent Societies of the
State of Minnesota.
Second. That the purpose of said asso-
citation shall be, to provide for the pay
ment to the legal representatives of any
member of such association as may from
time to time decease of such a sum as the
bylaws of such association may from time
to time prescribe.
The said sum to be raised by the men,
bers of said association by voluntary con-
tribution to the same of such dues as such
bylaws may from time to time prescribe,
but such sum in no case to be paid to the
legal representatives of such members as
shall have failed to make payment of the
dues so prescribed by the bylaws of said
association to be paid, and the sum so to
be paid to said legal representatives in no
case to exceed the total sum OF $1,000.
One thousand dollars.
Thirdly. The management of the bust.
ness of said association shall be entrusted
70 the hands of a board of directors, to
consist of so many members OF said asso
citation as may be from time to time pre-
scribed by the bylaws of said association,
which board shall, for the purpose OF or
ganization, consist of nine subscribers to
those articles. The business place of such
association shall be in the city of st. Paul,
Minnesota. The officers of said associa
ton shall be a President, q Vice President
a Secretary and a Treasurer, who shall be
elected al the annual meeting of the board
of directors, which shall be held on the
third Tuesday in October in each year, ano
that until the first regular meeting, the OH
GERS OF said association shall be as follows
George Mitsch, Sr., President, residence
St. Paul, Mimi.
II. II. Strunck, Vice Prest., residence
Shakopee, Mimi.
Frank Schlick, Secretary, residence St
Paul, Mimi.
II, H. Timme, Treasurer, residence st
Paul, Mimi.
In witness whereof we have hereunt,
subscribed our names, this I'D day of Jan
1878
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

Staotratb. SIN Der Sisuns ppn leb<
ten Gtenfas ret6te ST. @tabt Glerf, N.
S. O'@cnnpr etne @6rtft Elm, in wel6er
er senaue llnterlu4uns Der tpesen aaseb>
li6en 8ablbetruss sesen i'm erbObenen
8el6ulbtsunsen fcrbert; Der Mntras pur'
be eefeIt, Elm COMMITTEE BON Se4len su
ernennen, tint bic tlnterlu6uns 81 fubren,
urb murbe berIelbe a%nsenpmmer.
Ter Yrd1bent ernanate bic fplsenben
9tabtrdtbe III etnem 1O19en COMMITTEE
aaen, Gpw1an, Smptt, Srets, @risss
unb CLEARS.
Ter 8ertdt bes Seuer!pebrsG IS Committee 8
uiebt ben 5euerteuten bas befe 3eu9utB fur
tire 9ft6terfIaun9.
@afpr SIC 8ttben bate eine 3ufHrtft
etnseret6t, In tpelHer er bic nnterbruduts
Der f6le6ten 6duier Serlanst. Or ielbf
unb 6err Gp9ran, jr. ttelten gu ptelen1
3med marine InipraGen an BITE Stabtpa'
ter, beren @nfidten 9ettei1t fnb. Nab'
renb ndmli6 ST.. Stgbes bic @&tiebune
Der Qaferbftlen u%nterfuste, erf1drte 6r
Gaen bic 9efettisuns bes vioeialen uetels'
fir unmpeli6 unb MISUNDERSTANDING
unb spetfelt Ieltf 6r. Grace an Der Gur1
fabrbartett elmer balm stelenben Srpinan
70 febr er ie tpini4te.
Sdtieb(t6 wurbe bic SADIE an Elm @cnt
mittee sewtelen, befebenb aus ben I9errei
@risss, &bpbes Aden, Gawfcn unb Or
Mattpds.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09
Sine SSarm Su p%erfaufen.

eine 6arm ron 166 ater, aass untsr 5sns; 47X
I6er Npl;. Gin neues 6rametaus nit 5 3tmmern.
3pei Saumsartsn, rsri6terene 8ru8t, Nepfel. Sirnen
Yfriide, nit ~unaefdtr $50 Sdumsn fsrner 800 his 400
8ebftde. 8sru9 SOL; une g8ansr an 6ane. nit a1em
SutstSr ais @ferte, 8uhe, S6metne. S6afe, 9aus.
une 6elrseritte. gSetjtn tint Sch unr i'm Sru6ttaus;
MReeTdtr 500 Sui6tl Safer UNI 8crn BET tauIsne. SD
Serfaufe ete 6arm per % Gtaler per Mfer unb sebe
Mnes raju, Gle 9rtte prpbat. Sic 8arm lit reni9e
&etien opn rer Giienbatn %entferut.
Wan %aerfiire:
Santuc1 Srdpenbubl,
MdpSpil1e, Ge&aIb Co., Np.
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8 q II Il.

4. 5etruar. Maria Sauerwein. Gitsrn:' gttsr
SaWerwetn nne Mastaleua ssb. 8rimsr.
3. 6etruar. emilia Sttilta Stp!,. Giteru 6riet.
rib Strl; unr pauliua set. Serte.
Maria Gbrmantraut. Gltsrn: 6enrs g. Gtrmane
traut uue Barbara set. S6ctt.
S. Getruar. Nntru Sotn &eiitns. GItsrn: Sptn
&eIltne une &s9iua seb. Srant.
SUtn %. S6wet,sr. Gltsrn SaIttaiar SSpsisE
nab Seruarbtua seb. Stauea6er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

Die btefse 9anbe1stammer
Bat fpteber einmal ben srcBen 8amm aur
6anb aenpmmen, wel4er bic Strua ,,&e-
form" trdst, unb bic Salatre Der COUNTY
unb Stabt>S eamten ~trieselt. Bon at,
fdaiaen 6tntertblr6en, bur6 tucl6e &C.
tptGe Gusnabmen f9lapfen fSnnen, tit in
benz aufaeReaten 9rpsramm nod nt&t bic
&ebe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

@arum bic 81etnen bur9 Gtnnebncn
bdelt9 I6medenber 6uteneM tttel plasen,
tpenm es In Der Na6t etner ieben SHUTTER
itebt. bur6 Or. &usuit 8Onts's mpbl<
f6medenben 6amburser gruftbee aud bic
fbwerne Grfdltuns gu betlen, 1T etne Sra
se Der gernunft, beren 8eantwcrtuns mir
ben pe~rninfttsen MIttern felbf iberlalt
fen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

Witnesses:
George Refs,
+. A. REM.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. &C
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
On the this twenty-second day of jan,
A. ID. 1878. before me, George Refs, a No
tary Public in and for said county, person
ally appeared George Mitsch, Frank
Schlick, II. II. Timme, Jacob Schnltz,
Jus, Matthias Koch, Thomas Erd, Michael
William, Peter Kerst, and Max Fink. to
me personally known to be the Identical
persons who executed the foregoing IN
strument, and they severally acknoWi-
edged that they executed the same freely
and voluntarily, for the uses and purposes
therein expressed.
[NoTARIAL f GEORGE REFS,
Notary Public, Ramsey Co MINI
Filed in the Office of the Secretary of
State, Minnesota, Jan. %. 1873.
j. S. IRGENs,
Secretary of State.
Office of Register of Deeds, County of
Ramsey:
hereby certify that the within instru.
ment was filed in this Office for record the
23d day of January, A d. 1878, at 10 20
O'Clock A. NJ, was duly recorded in Book
IA" of Interpretations, pages 446, 447 ,44S
OTTo DREHER,
tScall Register of Deeds.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

Mu6S ttertat1 Counts ptrb be-
rt6tet, baB III bent iunsen Stabt4en 9art
Dale li6 bereits etne bepeuteroe @el6dfts>
tbdttsteit funb siebt. Ter im @el9dftsles
BEN 1ebr erfabrene 5err q. 8aus BAT bas
felbG cine srpbe Mlble I'M 8etrieb, unb
aud tn anberen 3petsen rest f4 srobe
@treblamfeit. Der Srt Bat bereits ietne
eisene YDt.SfFce.
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Stadt IT, Ggaud.


ScutShes 0SaifcnbanS. - In Sc
ltenten stn9 wdbrenp tes MOndts Sas
nuNr fur baS beutI6e f1tbplil6e @1ilen-
bauS I'm @ertbe BON 1892 Elm, ppfiir ben
pat6en @etern terSli4er 0anf biermit
a~usselprp9en wtrp.
OdSGpmm tttc.
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at. Neters ltnterftneunes=0 erein.

Gas 8ranfen. COMMITTEE res ct. Teters ltnterfiB-
urss @gereinsr rom 1. Mpntas i'm Sebruar bic gum 1.
Sberer Tifrttt: Widael g~eeistcpf, ssuis st.,
;rtf&en Carol un6 Rruep. Deter gSa1rt6, Waba=
ftap Ctr. auf benz Berg. Ebtpeor geters, part Nre.
uuterer Dtfrift Deter Sung, &iee Str. nabe Gicla
Str. Sctn Sunebauer. sptfGen Rrutr unb Nartin
Ctr. 8rant 3cbel, Ct. peter Ctr.
Saesb GAntbta1. GsfEttdr.
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Gpn alien etten fpmmen INNER
nod &lasem, bas bic Sarner tpesen boil
unt unfabrbartn Straeen tbre
prpbutte ni6t auf ben Marft brinsen tort
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Oeut16er 3abnar5t.-Dr. s. S.
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pom Marttbaufe, 3dbne aussescsen cbne
S6mer5en.
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Gin Smeeno Teft 5um Seiten Der
@6ule Der bieiisen beutiden fatbplildcn
@emetnbe tptrb am %. bteieS Mpnat5 In
Der geretnsbaae Der @emetnpe i%tdttfnben,
porauf mtr Gltern unp S4ulfreunce Jest
ihpn aufnerflam MAIDEN.
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Neue &letterfcfe in mcberRen
Sarben unb NuHer, frtf6e @aaren 81 ben
n~ieertefeu 9retien bei
g. S. 3atm u. 60.
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@9par3e Merincs, Galhfners
unb Nlpacas; Bic bette &uswabl nne ntee
brtsfen @retle BET
9. S. 3ab NJ u. So.
Sesen Corners.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

Der @etsenprets l6wantte Dieie
@o6e awil6en 90 unb 95 Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

@aba1ta Counts bate rortses
sSabr sol Oeburteu unb 179 Sterbefdae.