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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

AN unreconcled Mississippi paper Of
Democratic politics and high-toned South.
erh impudcnce phrases it in this blunt and
honest style "The questions Of The war
shave simply been removed from the bat
"tleGeld to the balot-box. The principles
"of the Southern people must aud shall
"rule this country But our chiyaric
cotemporary forgets that it takes two to
make bargain. The "must and shall
business is among the things Of tho past. It
is with solid gratilcation however that we
reproduce this plain indication of the nom
sectional tendencies of our Southern Bour-
bon brethren.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

TITVNVTWIU HVTWTW.I
on the Ith of March the Republicans will 60 out
Of power in the Senate Of the Unite states ate.
eighteen years control Of that body. From the way
we are drifting now 1t looks rs If they would get
control again In 1852 Solid South produces
temporary Democratic supremacy which cannot
lnst long.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

YESTERDAY was Resumption Day in
other respects than the finances Thousands
of people resumed their good habits, while
others resumed tnelr bad ones. Included in
the latter class was the nm,,adcrgnten, in
whose issue Of yesterday we find mo egg
noggan assertion that Secretary THOMPSON
has been issuing orders to the officers of the
army modifying an order issued by Secre-
tary BELKNAP in 1873, Exactly what the
Secretary of the Navy has to do with the
War Department aud its subordinates is one
OF those things that can anly be found out
in the Kiadeygdrtea on holiday eve,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

THE daily Democratic organ at the Capt.
tal is so intensely and Enthusiastically
Democratic that it cannot tell the truth
about the affairs of the Republican party
even when it tries. Yesterday it printed a
long article about Republican management
in the late November campaign. The first lie
in it was that IN assessment Of II per cent
had been levied upon all the Government
employees by the HALE-GoRHAM commit
tee wherewith to raise a campaign fund.
The truth Is no assessment whatever was
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

THE echoes of the Ohio campaign of 1875
have been reawakeued in Baltimore. An
observing cotemporary remarks that the
Gazette of that city, whose editor was
Blallenie three years ago, is bowling in tie
Democratic graveyard of Ohio, endeayoring
to awaken old BILL ALLEN to glory again,
and asking why the Democracy docs not
dig him out for the campaign Of 1879.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

They will not repudiate the State debt
In Tennessee; oh, no! They will pay it,
they will-at the rate of fifty cents on the
dollar. And the bondholders are congratu-
lating themselves at this unexpected demon
stration of Southern Bourbon Democratic
honesty, "a half loaf is better than no
" loaf" and they (the bondholders) didn't
expect even slice or a crumb OF the loaf
from these nolitical lOliers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
BOARDING..
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-A NAVY UNIFORM CAPE, LINED
n with blue flannel supposed 10 have been taken
by mistake from ,SidenCc on X street Wednesday
aitrrnoon. Will 0Dige the owner by returning y TO
1910 street northwest, Ia2-2N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

A CORRESPONDENT reminds the New Gorl,
Tribune that SHAKESPEARE knew pretty
much everything that was to happen, and
that he predicted even the publication Of
the cipher dispatches, in the following pas
sage in TITUS ANDRoNIcUs:
BEuErniU5-' GEAnMEtcF, lovely HU-
Gus, what's the matter?'
BoY-'That you are both decipherdj that's
the ncws?''
The Tribune thinks that the allusion TO
the "loyely LUCIUs' should be accepted as
prophetic warning by Governor ROBINSON
to get out Of bad company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
Tho Riot Act 10 sam Randall.

TNIcksbnrg IIer0Id lDem,)I
Mr.. Samuel Randall seems 10 be afraid that the
South may receive some justice while he is Speaker
We consider him as worse than the Northern Re-
publicanS, who are willing to do what is right in
the matter. Our leaders In Congress may dilly
daily long they please with this sort of men,
but we don't intend to waste any more time with
them. 1t is worse than folly - ask the people of
the South tD follow the lead of such men rs Ran.
dali. Some of the Republicans at the Norh are
certainly ADLER and better than many Of our so
called friends, 0ud when they begin to seek
strength with the white people, where 1t is 70 be
found and by kindness, look out for cracking
among old timbcrs. The hlde-bound Democrats Of
the North will have TO stand aside.
If some entcrprsing fellow would now corner
the market on Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup lie could
make his fortune; for there are thousands who
would rather pay double the retail price than be
without this valuable remedy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
PERSONAL.
WAIVED.
rooms FOR RENT,

NOR RENT-PARLOR AND Red. ROOM, FINE.
II ly furnished, separate or en- suite; south front
price reasonable ut vs. T. street northwest del0 II
NOR REMITTANCE PARLORS, SEPARATOR
A together, with or without board, vt 3l2 Indiana
avenue; fine locality FsIreet cars pass the door.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02

THE Democrats in Pennsylvania and out
of it have had much to say about the par
doning Of Molly Maguires, who had been
convicted of murder, by Governor HAI =
RANFT They have talked and written so
much about this that they undoubtedly he
gin to believe that the Governor has made
wholesale political machine out Of his
pardoning power Now, will they please
name q few of the "hIollies' who have been
pardoned by him? He is ont of the busi-
ness, you know, and it wouldn't be improper
to review his record in this regard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,

on second and third floors, handsomely furnished foi
rent with board; s23 Vermont avenue, opposite Ar
lington Hotel Reductions to parties making perma
nCnt arrangements, Oc}tl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
HMU9EMEWTS.
ToBD's oPERA-HoUsE.
a GERMAN.

n. Every lady present at the Saturday matinee
VIII receive u copy Of Mr.. Knights illustrated poem
'hfeestmiS star and Critic la2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
FOR SALE.

VTOR SAIE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST or
4 property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.. 81,
Cloud buding. Real estate aud loans iy5l-ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
BarIoW's Gallery of Fins Arts,
fnn- A..u,

1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
Oh Paintings, Eugraylngs, Photographers and
Photographs.
Frames In Pussa Leather Fire Gilt, Velvet and
Nickle, for Porct l1ins and Mini lures.
PNssepartoutS and Mats to order.
All the New styles of Velvet and Silt Frames.
Gold Frames Of all kinds for Portraits, Landscapes,
&C. male TO order, Old Frames Regilt.
Mirrors, Picture Rods, and COrniCes put up.
Pictures unp0cked, packed, and hung mp by conf
petcut wOrkmen.
silver, CIT, and Copper wire (plaln and twsted).
Cords with or without wire.
screw Eye, Nails, &c
Paintings Lined Cleaned and Restored by
H. n. BARLOW.
All work done the premises, and guaranteed
equal to apy house IN the country ana prices a9 low
All parties Wishing work done, by sending noe by
mail Will meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE
party representing that he has worked for me NJ
RestOrcr of OIL Paintings, and has injured some val
liable pictures, warn all persons against, lie Is an
impOgter, and las never worked for with me.
n. H.-NO connection Mlth any nthor firm. mOg2-9nl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-02
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.

NATIONAL THEATRE. THE HUGUENoTs,
TWO NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03
WATER FOR THE STATE CAPITOL
AND ORPHANS HOME

The feasibility of utilizing the water of the
Warm Springs for State purposes was dis
cussed in the Governors Office yesterday.
The Capitol building and grounds we'll as
the State Orphans Home have always had
an insufficient supply of water. To purchase
one of the mountain springs would necessitate
the outlay of several thousands of dollars, and
the supply from that source can not always
be depended upon, while on the other hand,
from the Warm Springs there is continuous
flow of the purest water in the State, an
alysis of it having been made several years
ago, demonstrating that fact. The only ex-
pense that would be attached to the execution
of the contemplated project would be the pur-
chase of second hand engine and force pump
and pipe. And as the State Prison will soon
require an engine anyway, that item need not
be counted as one of the expenses necessary to
bring the water into town. The bitches can
be dug and the pipes laid by convict labor,
thus saving the State large sum of money
and insuring sufficient supply of water at all
times The State officers will undoubtedly
carry out this project, which is very excel
lent and timely one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03
BRAIN FOOD.
The Enterprise of Yesterday says:

The Enterprise OF yesterday says:
1t is remarked that the Carson editors are
large purchasers of the first fish coming to
that market. 1t won't work, gentlemen. DR.
Draper says there is more ~iyidness of thought
in the phosphorus of willow wood than in. fish.
Try thst while.
The impression has been gaining ground for
quite q while that the editor of the Enterprise
is out of both, fish and phosphorus of willow
wood. How is it, Brother Goodwin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03
ANOTHER COLD WATER TALK.

In our issue Of yesterday we stated that DR..
Mckenzie, the. temperance reEivalist, was to
have gone East last night, but. he postponed
his departure until tonight; and therefore
gave our good people another of his logical
lectures last evening. The hall was flled, as
upon all former occasions during the Doctors
atay with U.S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03

|
couple. Of .Yoang4 eaRdidstsas8fors,th STATE
/ Prison, AMUSED, thsmaelyes. by abusing I
Chinese lsandryman, who :. vas pesseAbly
Walking down Cnrry, street They stealthily
crept up behind him and gave his queue 6
hearty twis:. As the Chinanan turned
around one of the young .seoundrels picked
up n haudfuls of dirt .snd threw it into his
face. The Chinaman now placed his basket
Of Eashed clothes upon the ground and gave
that youngster chase. While be was running
after one Of the boys the second one upturned
! the clothes basket into the mud and dirt ru-
lining an immense basketful of washing
This assault and conduct on the part of the
boys was evidently ancalled for, and We only
regret our inability 20 publish their names.
Another thing to be regretted is that the Chi
naman did not catch them and give them an
unmerciful beating. Although we are no
lover of the Chinese race, yet SO long as they
are in this country they ought to share with
US the protection of the laws, if nothing more,
and they should not be subjected to the cruel
and inhuman outrages of the Carson or any
other hoodlums.
CHINESE INDIAN KNOCK Down FIGHT.
Last evening Fan Indian was amusing
himself, in front of the barber shop opposite
the Ormsby House, by squirting water out of
a large syringe into the face of each passing
Chinaman. He got away with his fun for
some time, but at last he caught sure
enough Tartar The last Chinaman who got
a squirt into his face turned upon the Indian,
who was strapping fellow, and ran him into
the shop, where he hit him over the back with
a six shooter. The Indian then skipped out
on the sidewalk, the Chinaman after him, and |
with powerful blow with his fist, he made the |
native American bite dust. The Celestial |
having avenged the insult offered him, walked |
off about his business, as he was doing before |
lie was molested. The Indian was put up to |
his trick by some of the young men who |
lounge about that barber shop. Such conduct
does not in the least rebound to their credit :;
and they may, some of these days, put up
little job that will cost them untold trouble
md annoyance.
DEPARTURES. -The following persons went
outh on the stage yesterday afternoon: F.
VI. Smith, D. P. Mckee, Thomas Pixley, J.
w. Henderson, J. Fl. Templeton, Sue Tow,
lanes Davidson, Thomas Claetar, E. w.
Farrar, w. S. Craw, A. Meyers, John Dixon,
l. Risley, Mrs. Hearne and child, A. Demars,
j. Bergman, Mrs. Webb J. Paulson.
SATURDAY MAr1NEE-The Chick Of the
Woods" amateurs will give matinee on Sat
rday next, to afford the Orphans Home and
ublic school children an opportunity to wit
ess the "blood and thunder" drama.
Mr.. W. s. BYnNE, Cashier of the Mint,
ent fine setter pup to his friend, E. w. :
Iaslin, Esq, Governor Twins Private Sec 0
stary, last night i
ARRIVALS The following passenger arrived
ON the south on the stage yesterday after
DON: Fred Elliott
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03


A FRESH INvoIcE.-It appears that the
hasty and unexpected % departure q day or
two since, of the five convicted tramps, has
not a. yet had the effect that the prophet of
this paper predicted. 1t may be, however,
that these fellows haven't had chance enough
experience they had here, among their own
kind, for last evening three more tramps or
yags we're in this city, Striking" people for
four bit pieces or meals, on the street. They
look like hard ones, who would rather beg or
steal than work.
:" A CELESTIAL LTNGuIsT.-A Chlnaman by
the name Of All Kow, arrived here from San
Francisco few days since, who speaks Eng
ish, French, German and Spanish with the
fuency of a native of these countries. A
Chinese merchant of this city st ltes that the
linglist, although of very obscure origin, as
rated in the Chinese Empire, will proceed to
Washington in few days, where he will be
appointed to a position in the Chinese En-
bassy for his linguistic attainments.
The resident members of the Grand Army of
the Republic had pleasant and interesting
meeting at their hall last night. Mrs Bycker
dixie, the kind old lady who did so much for
our boys during the war, was the honored
guest of the evening. There were also mum !
Der of soldiers wives and widows present on
the occasion.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. esterday afternoon
a horse driven in phseton by Mrs Henry
Martin, took fright aud ran away. The |
pheton struck tree, tipped little bit and |
threw the lady out, who, fortunately, sustained
very slight injuries by the fall. Damage to
the vehicle is trifiing.
Coon AssAY.-One of the Virginia pros
pectors who recently located the Deerhound
claim near Wellingtons station, brought in
some rock, taken out at depth OF 20 feet,
which assays $33 40.
THERE will be service in the A. NJ. E. Church
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The services will
be conducted by the presiding elder, W. II.
Offer. M. 7. WEIR, Pastor.
BuLLIoN-The southern stage brought in
bars of bullion, valued at $40 ,026, consigned
TO Wells, Fargo & Co., yesterday afternoon.
CLOSED UP.-Clescovich' restaurant closed &
asst night, and the proprietor goes to Bodie,
where everybody is going to now adays.
a VERY ILJ+-Pat Holland, formerly editor S
If the Phoebe Record, is lying very i'll in this
ity.
THE box sheet for the "Color Guard" per- v
will be open to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03
THE oRMsBY HOUSE FOR SALE.

The above hetel, enjoying the most popular
,sspatation of any, hsase in the State5 ia for
sAle. It il really the only establishment in
Nevada, outside of the International Hotel at
Virginia, that 10 conducted on q irst-class
basis, and is an excellent paying property.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03

MOENM0 ROAD

MoEEN0 BOARD
Uphlr 2OM 2ol
Mexican 29Z 2el4
- Gsyn!d l. Curry n
Best & Belcher ABA lS1f
California 95
.- Consolidated Virginia kes
Chollar Potos A IS
Hale NOroroFe 10Z l0ss
Crown Point 4o5
Yellow Jacket 1884 1315
Savage 9H 10
h sRss ~ & q
Confidence l2I5
Imperial 20
kentuck $50
Sierra Nevada Az az
Utah "A
Bullion 81
Exchequer 4 80
Seq Belcher 80
Over1nan 81 81
Justice 81
SuccOr 40c
Union Consolidated 60 54A
Alta $50
Lady Bryan SOC SIS
Julia 8 80
Caledonia Is
Phil Sheridan zoe
Challenge . 95
Silver Hill As
Sutro zoe
New York Con. 55e
st. Louis Soc
Leviathan zoe
Andes 4Qc
North Con Virginia ~
Lady Washington / % l
Benton 3
Flowery 60e
W. Fargo 15c
Solid Silver 35c
N. Bonanza rs
Ward 05c
Scorpion i IS
Nackay 3
Dardanelles l 80
Mountain Dew ~
kVRNlNl RnARn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03

Clear and Common Lumber, Of all kiRds.
Doors, Windows md Blinds.
Mouldings, Pckets and Shingles
Door and Window Hangngs and Fastenings
Screws, Wire Cloth, Etc. Etc,
Which / sell cheaper than be bought at any other
place in the State.
Il Orders delivered in all parts Of the city Free
Carson City, February %, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-03
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rB

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TB
u Second IpdiciaI District, State u Nevada, in and
Onsby Co4ntyIn the matter Of the estate Of Edwsrs
Miles,, nsAne,zEse r Nhee, the guardian Of the estate
d the SAID Edward Nef (who has been sdjudyed insane)
having the 26h day Of February, A d. 1879 presented
to the Judge q this District Court Petition verified By
hexoah praying that an order TO mortgage certain r.
estate belonging said Edward Miles, that ii would b.
beneficial to said Edward Niles that such should
BE- mbrgaSed And having appeared 70 the Judge a "
Court, by said petition that IL Is necessary and benen
to mortgage the said real estate, l. hereby orered
the next Of kin Of the said Edward Niles and all per
interested in the said estate appear before this Court
the Court thereof at the Court house in Carson
Ormsby County on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY
APRIL, A D. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A H., then and Their
show WHY order should be granted for
borrowing Of oney and the notgaging a such estate
8. d. KING, District Judge.
Attest J. II. MARSHALL, Clerk.
March l3, 1879 Az
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

tar etr4sal Bsbrtfsa, Usssmssu @.
Tueytrtt atreulart hd.-nufRu
etteeesd 9. oDaIfes, - q. t.
nal Gtt.. aettaas 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

s6s- SolssnSss Sienfboten- SiftOrdsn
miro ols uabr aus Berlin beri&tet: Cine
Dame nolte gum 1. Suli elm SausmGb.
den %snsa9irsn. Inter Der anIebnliden
3abl fi6 WsIbsnbsr pirb siRe b~srausae.
funbsp, psl9e fir Die Steauns aeeian,t
i4eint; 2obnfrase &c. srIsbisen I'D mad
Wuni4 uub Niles i9eint in I46nIfer Orb.
nuns 3u isin, ba frast bic reu 3u Wi.tb.n.
De: .Wa4en sndoise Srau cine Som-
msrrsiis2 2" ,alsrbings." D.roen aud.
bise Srau mid mitnsbmsn." ga"
uSarf i'd frassn, tpobin sudbige Srau
ssbenf" Rad Seplib." .BdrSsn and-
oise 6rau ni9t oor5ieben an Die see ,u
ssbsn?' Ser Dame bssinnt bas 9erb6r
ldfis 81 psrbsn; fe ma4t elm b6&ft Der.
punb.rtes @sfi4t unb idittelt pernsinenb
ben 2opf. Damn beoauers i'd, iaate bas
Sisnitmdoden nit psra9tIi6em Raisrin.
pfsn, der arst bat mir gu 9lampsnbors
esratben, uno psnn i9 au9 ni9t barani
bsfsbe, ssrabe In bi,iss Bah su seben, 10
tann i'd bod nur BEL FOLDER Ssrrl9aft ei.
nen SisHI annsbmsn, pelds. 80" sic
tonnte ibrs 8sbe ni9t poIenoen. 81,
Dame batts in3pii9sn ~gstlingelt; elm
idpsi9lamsr Saustns1t NOR einastretsn
uno Die issbaoerpi9ts Waib befanb i6 Dor
Der Sbire. nod sbs fs i'm Stanbe mar, ibr
gspiB gers4tss gritaunsn iiber Die Sired.
belt Der bsutissn Serri4aftsn in s~ssisnsts
Worte Su fleioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25
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0eueral : M0entuf

>N$kNAA&
fir bic suerDerHasrunssssftaf&afsu
smpsriaf & lort6srn SuL. Sos, Don SOuSoH.
&opaf SuE. g., Don Sipapoof.
Commercial 4uiuu Al. &c., Don SoHSou.
German american SuG. &c., Don 2tswgJO
St. Sanf Ssnsr & 2aarius 9uE. &c.,
.. Don ST. 2saaf.
st. So(tp6 SsHsr & 2aarius On. &c.,
pom St. Soisp6.
Atlantic SnL &c., Don 2lsu gors.
German SnE. g., Don Sresyort, SG.
&. g. AeeiSsntiaf Az. g., Don $artforS.
Hrapstrs' SnE. g., DON SartfsrS.
9etua Sife Suf. &c., Don SartforS.
Gtsft nd&rssu Ssmpasniefn. bic ID BET ben gstsass uus
oyesn esuu sur4 yinitiiSt Pasluns tlru etrlak Be-
,sa sssasaun " ben ttnisaa Rssea snissssa ssss.Isa
.g Agentur
rr sts . srsSta SsmsHst6s- ssnsasstsa nae ssss ..
SdsIibs Abfabrt.
pamburs-N msrifanif&t etuie Is Ddmpfer,
Rcrb.E tutf&tr elpyb, 8rfntu f6 Dampfer.
Sunarb Finite, eiptrppcl y. antpsr. f6 Dampfer.
Ufo Star ctne D Ddusptfr.
DIX 9auftnst bon ysHastutu, Bic ID In ben Istts Is
SePrtn auf sttitu Gsmgfru hrrher anh etnittr lpdtt
saet Rss Bite btRt 9mpttfIuas uns eabtu mtr eAs 8utrssu
urnu 8ruunse sta6ut.
SSn 9~srbinbuns NIT Obissm, aels Id
We4ieI auf aas Saaptitdbts guropa's aus.
Gtienbabu 8 9t6etS
as& ausn 5auptadsttn amutfss nab gslfsrHia's tsuntn
ven sanjen Tag tn mttHe Sfftt ~ ben rsstlunasteea grdfeu
tsiaaft rustn; q "a nt2t nStsts 10 snf ben Dpsts bic
Mpptu ttnasstn iu Iahrn.
Grunoeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Sine srstt aaspabI be- stftn etast-G tssntpuns pt
aud 6armtn unS yratrtdanhrtttn sRs bd nr Gets % ben
~spuhteatn otetnsunetn ~ taben unt trfa6t ID itbtn, Der
dn Sch In g~tstnteam h6u Hae stu4asrasnb aalfstu
On. mant etfn ~ prafn.
Gar anItsuus ssn gssitaIitu s<s auf a4aae uus rauas
Raft esrss sttrastn.
.., Better Rieae.
Soll 9tea,
kaufbrtrt, 6spstbdsu, ntbA autu. sfattatu pstsntuteu
rustu ants panftiteft bdSrst.
cfHes; gds ssu paaia uus 5. etrat,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

B6s- Sie 9~reisnoien. Bel Der r8rebe"
in Heuler9enfelo, in eiaem jen,r, nod aug
Dem alien Disn Ing nepe b%insinrassnben
@srgniisungslrcale, puroe tiir3li9 Elm
b64it oreinslss Set osranitdltst. gs mar
cine Naien .ausnsaune, ~berbunosn nit ei=
Hem @eiHl.iefsit. Gin Ylatat, ouf Dem
juei NaIsn bon tibermsnidli9en Yropor-
tiOnsn prunstsa, foroerts an Den porbsr=
s.b.noen Sagen ale 9sfBer BON irseno=
wie bsosutenosn Naisn aut ii8 bei Dem
Gste ein3uiinoen unb I'M Die ausgsisBten
9reile Su beperben. Sn Der Sbat sri9isn
cine ni6t unbetrd6tli9e anSabI bon BE-
tuerbern nit ben msrtipiiroieitsn uno grob.
artiQiten RaienbiIbuussn. lin jeosn In.
teri4leif bintarSubalten, puroe oas Yu-
blifum ourd ani6lueSsttsl ermabnt, ii3
nitt ourh pdhlsrne, ODER anoere %fiinitli'
9e Taien tdui4en gu IaIien, ionosrn bic
nit Der Gintrittstarte pera6reiaten Gou=
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