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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01

p6- Cine Definition bss @lidss, copirt
aus benz album zines groBsn 6inun3iers.
Oas Slid lit elm Sunni claiticum, mel.
DIES bas 8orurthsil ausniibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
Sollm q hteR,

s~autbrttr, 5ssstbe,,n, ussa aEn Sffittaa Estssinttn
puhm enfs pin.iitaat btfsrst.
cfhee; Gdt Don Rain uHs 5. Graft
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01

sas- Sn Der .Sambnrs- altonaer Sri.
bIns" einem tpeitsrbin in SsutI9lanbs
@auen nur psris betanrtsn 8lltts, oas
ieintn bumOriitiidsn Sbeil seu0bnIi9 Der
gsrlinsr Wontass 3eituns entnimmt, mar
fir3lid ;u lsien: .Das Non plus ultra
BON glOofnn aber liefert bic vSamburss
altonaer Sri6ine~ Nr. 3 nit Der NotiS oaB
cine Wutter einem tootsn Sinoe bas 2eben
ssse6sn babe" 60 lit iberaus tlaifi6
uno sepiB nod ni9t oasspsisn, bab elm
glntt isinen eisenen 8I0oinn wisbsr aus
einem anosrn 8latte aborudt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
pstrr aifns &Sobn.
General : M9emtMr

fir bic Observation-Disclosures
Smpsriaf & 2lsrt6sru 5u[. Cos, Don SenSoH.
Iopaf SuG. g., pom Siprpcef.
Commercial anioH An. Co., psn cSonScu.
German american Su(. Co., pom &ewyor6.
st. gauf Ssusr & 2aarius Su[. Co.,
pom ST. gdaf.
ST. SoRp6 SsHsr & 2GariHs Sul. Co.,
lies Don ST. Sosps.
.Atiautit Su[. Co., Don 2lsw YOrs.
German Su[. &c., Don SrespOrt, 90.
g. g. ACCIDENTAL An. &c., pom $artfars.
Srapsfsrs' Su(. 60, Don Sarifprs.
AstrG Sifs Sul. &c., BON SdrtfoTs.
Eiets maatssu &pmpasuitm, Ste I'D bet BEN Gesass une
osfsn 6eusr bur9 panstlt9t 3ablaae tarer grrinRs be-
oaert tasta. ~tmrftblen I'D ftlbA uns isuntn 9rra4truHetn
,sn 9~iesnteum ~ cen btlishsu Rattn tntstscn semen ntH
rereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01

sss- Sic ri9tise antport. Nsbsn Dem
@oitbaus .3um giel !" pobnts in elmer
tleiner un9arii4sn Staot Elm Bidder, Der
osBaalb ssu6bnli4 u turipss Der Gels
BIDDER genannt muroe. ginmal lteb i'm
Der Stublri6ttr, Der seraoe ni9t als
Sir6enlidt berii6mt mar, als 3suss in ITS
seno elmer a~nselssenteit rufen unb fubr
i'm barI6 ar:
Sinh sic Der gleIs6dder 2"
Ser anssrufene that, als bore er i6nsr
uno Sins sanS na6e 81 benz Stublri4ter
bin uno bat, Die Grage Su pisberbolen.
Sinh sic Der giIsbddsr ?" i6ris Inn
Der Stu5lridtsr jsst in Die Obrsn.
.gtein", srUiebette barauf Der 9efrasts,
lid bin nur Der Bidder nsben benz glsl !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01

ps- Gid6lid Sa8 Sabr 1879 NOR
Gin Sabr Der anfdlle fir Die Won.
arden.
Gin Sabr Der unialls fir bic See.
fabrer.
Gin Sd6r Der u Is fdl fir Die Rauf-
lsute uno SnSutrislsn. Saupiiddlid uus
Sitlen @riinSen wirb Die &ritif ibsr oas
Of rfloIisue Sabr nit &edt oGssmsiu eins
abfdllise isiH. iii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
unS fsrnsrbin ale sisrssbn Sage.
A. S6u6ma6er & 60.

Ro. S Sub @ap ST., Baltimore, orb
aastuiss ss.ntsa fur Dubuque uSS ~lims,ssuS peter
Rttutu u. Ssbu, Dubuque, Sppa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01
ueber Baltimore.

S.ssr, Der bas ate UateianS btu6sn psr gsrraa>ts
uue 6rtunhsppn &urrsa trmmtu laHeu NTH, fpltt bic praat.
psaen, neuta, eierntH 9 ardubtn. SpfbdmpHAtfe3t
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. 1879.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL RESOLUTIONS INTRO
pUcED IN SENATE AND HousE-nEMAnxs OF
SENATOR BURNSIDE
In the Senate to-day Mr. Gordon. of Georgia, in
troduccd the following joint resolution for the en-
couragement Of tho construction Of the Nicaragus
Interoceanic Canal
Whereas the project OF the construction of an in
teroccanic canal In Nicaragua is recognized a. u
necessity for the prosperity of the commerce of the
world and the development of the maritime and
commercial interests of the United states;
and whereas such an enterprise must os
necessity DO considered OF international
utility under the protection of the government Of
the United states; therefore be it
Resolved, &C., That the government of the United
States pledges accord full and entire protection to
the company to which shall be granted q concession
by the government of Nicaragua for the construc-
tion OF said interoceanic canal. will secure to
said company the peaceful enjoyment OF the rights
conceded by such grant.
The resolution referred to the Committee on
Commerce when appointed. aud Mr.. Gordon gave
notice he would ask for its early consider
Senator Burnside, in the of his remarks to-
day OH the joint resolution introduced by him in
Juno last declaring that the people of the United
States would not view without serious inquietude
any attempt by the Powers of Europe to establish,
under their protection and domination, ship canal
across ths Isthmus Of Dsrien. and suoh souon on
The New York herald., 1879-12-03

10y AS"AoPo~A '" "e- S~ -
- SA' o'ner hsnt 'nsn ~ tue inAni'''s
uuifiehoiy disposition toward the oni'o" ''"'
expressed the opinion that the construction OK
-'o'' 'no is'hmus unuer inc oirec'ion y,
pean government would not only enable tnA' govern
men. 70 control the destiny OF the state 'nfo"sA
wnich IL should pass. but it would DC dangerous
W 'ne peace OF the United States. Continuins ne
az ne csnal would DO a maritime hignwsy Des"een cen
United States A v;sdn,n s~d inssice d.
mand that we should control the highway.
s lou, oe open 10 our merchant marine IA peace
IL Controlled by a foreicn ooyernment The con-
tingency of construction by any of the Central
robah,a governments OF sucn worx was zoo I'M I'M
Sc determned on our dntv wonid he stil n,nerative
to that its control rests with this
gIsetnlnen,. ,"era Frscticsny sne question WAS
the protection Of this or Of a foreion government
1t had been said that it question of power-in
vnei S Moras. that the Europesh governnen,s woula
fare This he thought would be impossible. In
VI w"r We could Dy patriosic enorI' arm o,ov,ooo
engineerua wa eonid nrevent anv FOREIGN war
from entering our harbors.
In the House Mr.. Ellis of Louisiana, introduced
resolution similar to that of Senator Gordon. which
was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
IMPORTANT BILLS INTRODUCED.
The bill introduced to-day by Representative Har-
ris. of Virginia relative to the appointment Of
deputy marshas provides that the Circuit Courts of
the United States shall be to appoint an
equal number of deputy marshaIs from each politi-
cal party such deputy marshals to be designated by
the respective political parties
The bill introduced by Mr. Bright of Tenn ssee to
make staff officers in the navy equal before the law
provides that in all where staff officers Of tho
navy are Aralgneo Detore court martlaA al tho
nemoers Oh tne court snail DO stan oincers.
mr. neiioro' OF coloraoo' introduced piii "n'cn
proviues 'na' AL laws es'aolsnine reserssuo" iol
tas o'e Indians III Coiora"o snaii DO repeated anu
'na' TUG ianos constituting s"cn resefva0on snsii
oeeome puoi'c aoman' 'iur'ner ploViaes .na' 'n0
rfssiuen' Win the consent Oh tno oenA'e snAai up
POM "'e commissioners 70 seioc' IN some one oi
tue AerrorAes reservason Ior the otes ana arrange
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
EOLLIN SANFORD.

Rollin Sanford died at his residence in East sixty
first street, yesterday morning. in the
year of his age. Deceased native OF Vermont
and was graduated from Yale College in isSi. He
removed to Utica. N. ". where he studied for the
Bar In the Office of the late William H. seward.
whose friendship he retained the life OK
that statesman. MIR. Sanford subsequently cAme 10
this city and engaged in the practice OF his profes
sion. which he abandoned in few years IN ordcr 70
engage I'm the MANAGEMENT OF Misunderstanding com.
pany Mt Stamford, Conn. In this corporation ne
continued to pe director and shareholder until HE
death. The funeral will take place from his late
o.
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
KANUCKS AND YANKEES.
ErrECr OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN THE
DoMINIoN-THE PRESS ON THE rIsHERIEs
DEMAND AND THE THUNDERER's WEAK VOICED
COMMENTS.

DEMAND AND THE rHUNDERERs WEAK VOICED
COMMENTS.
ToRoNro. Dec 9, 1879
special cable despatch from London to the Globe
says:-'The Times discussing the Presidents mes
sage, says The Canadians doubt tenacious
of the rights of the Dominion their coasts.
but they must feel the inconvenience of the
every ten years Of the concession to United States
fishermen. 1t is to be hoped it will be unnecessary;
and we should urge them to agree to . permanent
settlement equitable terms"
"LAuGHABLE IMPUDKNcE."
The Globe. in discussing the Presidents Message.
says:-'The President Of the United States mentions
tho Fortune Bay affair in his Message. and states
that demand for compensation has been made
Great Britain, and asserts that endeavor will be
made to have an early and permanent settlement of
the fishery question. On this text the London
Times prints sermon to Canadians. which might
with great propriety have been pitched into its
great English organ should say nothing than that
1t should show nervousness mt the prospect OF re-
opening the fishery question. There is nothing
warlike in asking for compensation but. on the con-
trary. something laughable in thc impudence with
which our big neighbor demands $4,000 for fish
which two skippers only hoped to catch Sunday
AFTERNOON. Nor is there anything offensive IN the
Presidents declaration that permanent settlement
of the Fishery dispute will be sought The Canadians
always ready to bargain anu SELL being quite able
to hold .her end up in negotiation. When the
United States want to mako trade they can be
accommodated OH fair terms. The effect however.
of such uttcrance o the Tnes Is to make Brother
jonathan believe that lie have everything his
way; that Engishmen terribly afraid OF
dispute with him; and that IL he is sulky enough
he can get what he wants on terms which would not
be fair to the holders of the fisheries he covets.
Brother Jonathan puts ON very ferocious counte-
occasionally III addressing the English this
matter; but we who live next door know that he
erins at the English idea that no anything by
his truculont demeanor. Let the Times mind its own
business; let Canada mind hers, and the result OF
tho next negotiations concerning the fisheries will
I'm safi luu nj Of tha laat
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
OBITUARY.
PHILIP BRAsHER.

Mr.. Philip Brasher. respected citizen and retirsA
merchant. of Brooklyn. buried yesterday from
his late residence in that city. The deceased. Who
was born in this city in 1913. was OF Huguenos
descent His ancestors we're large land owners In
this city and Brooklyn. and held many responsible
positions under the old municipal government.
Mr.. Brasher a great lover of field sports and
devoted large portion of his time to them. He
studied the art OF preserving animals aud birds.
and of the best taxdermists in this country.
Some time previous to his death he became inter.
ested in miniature yachting He built his boats and
sailed them upon Prospect Park Lake. The deceased
possessed many excellent qualities and leaves .
large circle OF relatives and friends who mourn HE
loss.
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
BRITISH RAILROAD DELEGATES.
TORONTO. Dec. 2. 1877,

TORONTO. Dec. q 1879.
The London Times. according the Globes special.
says-"Colonel Gray and Mr.. Bald. the delegates of
the Great Western Railway Of Canada sent out to
America, have returned homc They state thar their
visit has been very successful, taken all around The
arrangement with the Wabash iine although not
what could have been desired. is fairly Satisfactory
Improved trafhc returns are anticipated Their re-
port will be issued TO the Great wsstsrn proprastors
Ia 4 fpW dayn.
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
REV. WILLIAM A. DREW.

The Rev. william A. Drew. who died yesterday -
Augusta, Me-, in his eighty year. born In
Massachusetts, in 1898. He became prominent .
universaiis. clergyman and prolific . writer
on agriculture. He published plethoric book en-
titled ''Glimpses and Gatherings During the Great
London Exhibition of 1851" He contributed 70
many religious aud agricultural Journals. ON Some
of which he also labored editorially.
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. FORDHkM.

There will be an interesting debate st SO. Johns
College tomorrow by the Literary Society OF that In
stitution. A large number of invitations to attend
the discussion have been issued to the friends ard
patrons Of the college.
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
THE CITY DEBT.

According to the monthly statement Of the Comp
sroer. issued yesterday. the total bonded debt oe
the city. less mixing fund. on Novsnbse " w.
ell6.A90,e ,e<s Ia
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The usual midweek matinees will take place to-day
at the theatres. agreeably to announcements
that will be found elsewhere.
Miss Ada Cavendish met with an enthusiasts -
ception Mercy Merrck at the GLOBE In Boston. %
Monday night She was three times called before
the curtain at the end OF the third act.
The New York herald., 1879-12-03
ACADEMY OF MusIc-"ArpA."


Tho experiment Of extra night Of opera at The
Academy Of Music succeeded fairly last night. -
far as the box Office concerned. The house waa
well filed and the audience inclined to be enthus
astic aida. The opera and the cast have been
SO fully described In these columns that there 10
little or nothing to be said except that the
orchestra too frequently ovsrpowsrsd .ss the
are not always obedient TO conductor. but tvo oe
three times by the strings. for which there should
one artistic standpon It seems TO have been injudi-
cious just this time. tor tonght acquires extra
Importance from the promised debut % Msrimon.
and the tenor who Is to support her should have
had last night for rest in view OF the special WORK
which will be expected of him.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsrc-MIss rHURsBY.
Under the direction of Mr.. Taylor Mr. ssrskosch
last evening presented Miss Thursby TO IN immense
audience--or perhaps we should say congregstion-
In tho brooklyn Academy Of Music. The spacious
house literally packed by the fashion and in
telligence of the City OF Churches. whore the fAR
singer born and has for years led the music
in the best choirs. Miss Thursby's ailctments
for the evening identical with those she sang
in Steinway Hall. and in response to most enthu-
siastic recalls she in admirable form. the bal
lads heard on her first appearance. Miss Copieston
the pianist of the evening and played in sddi.
ton to some solos. concerto with the orchestra
thoroughly meriting the double recall she received
the harp some selections which we'll received
and encored. Miss Winant renewed the Impressions
made the first concert and In the same pieces.
Mr.. Carlberg's orchestra well in hand and con-
tributcd did Mr.. Colbys accompaniments. greatly
to the enjoyment of the evening. II any suggestion
should DO offered concerning the performances it
is that there o sombreness in of the selec-
tions, especially in the songs OF Miss winant that
impaired to otherwise Joyous occasion funercsl
shade not entirely pleasant Tho pstcrnd manner
in which NJ. Strakosch chaperoned the young artistic
was irresistibly charming-in fact. u quite Cap.
sheafed o notable and successful performance.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

- &iner ser be6euten6ften ameritn.
nifden Staatsmduner, @aleb Gufbins,
itarb in Der glndt pom 2. auf Den 8.
Sanuar. 8on feinem 9eben uno Bir'
fen m0sen bier fOIssuOe Sauptpuntte
erpdbnt tuerben.
@r mar am II. Sanuar 1900 su
SaIisburb in Maha@uiettS geboren.
SIN f.inen friibersn Subren elm @bis,
trot er nit S1ler gu Der Oemotrotii@en
Yartei iiber unb ma9te dd fsiueu
frub.ren Rarteifreunben cur@ feline
sdIusfsrtisfeit in Der Debate furdt'
5ar. Gr bat unferen eriten 8ertrag
nit China abaeidIofen. llnter 4ieree
mar er 9enernI.9Inwalt. gSabreno
oes 3sbsuionstrieses belt ct feif CUR
Union, unb obne bab er 3u ben 2epub'
Iitanern iiberein9, tpurOe fein 9fatb
bod BON 2lncoIn unb onberen Subrern
Der unionsfa9e, Die feinen iharfen
Beritanb bo@;uidasen wusten, bauFe
eefu9t. Grant ernonnte i'm gu eiuem
Der Gommifdre, tpelde bas omeritoni'
f6e SntersiTe Dor benz 9enfsr Sdisbs'
aeriGte bertraten. Seine 9omination
fur bos 8unbeso6erseriBt Ourd Grant
wurbe bonn Genate nidt beftatist
Spdter mar er aIs NadfoIser Dor
Si6Ies, Gefonotsr in Spanien. 81
gait fur einen Der fdarfinntsftsn Sc
fesfunbieen iE ben Ser. Stauten uni
mar numentIi6 in SruSeu, bic fi6 au
bic 8erfafuus beio9en, NutOritdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
NI6sIitbes . Gr.pdrrne,. /.

Cine 9efabrIide uno he'd iebr ber'
breitete Gepobnbeit ina @iutes iit tas
plOsIi&e Griparmen, penn man fart
bur4 SdIte Ieioet. Sft fdon Fam es
Dor, 6ab Rinber unb aud evpaHfene
Rerfonen, tpeIde einen Iansen @es in
farter 2aIte sema@t, fObaIO fie fidb ben
beiBen Sfen ndberten tobt nieberfeIen,
ODER bod bon eiuem fdwerrn torperIi'
den nebeI befulIen tuurben, Obne bab
Ie cine Qbnuns batten mas bic lrfade
beS uebeIs tpar. Sebe inteuis.nte 9er-
iou tueib. bas elm erfrorenes 9Iieb gu
tobtem Sleif@ tpirb, Senn man es pIos-
lid eriuarmt. Wtan usrseiie ME: bic
Grparmuns mub ftets aIInldlig sei@e.
ZEN. Das erfrorene Slieb mus in
toltss @aiIer aebradt. ODER nit Sdnee
eeriebeE peroen. Grfrorene 9Iieber
tonnen niemaIs ben fddbliden g8irt.
unaen pI0bIiden Grwdrmens 9Bisher"
itau6 Ieiiten. 8ei Sinoern folsen bdu.
Ts 8rdmpfe Sbnmndten unO tbsiIweiie
8linbbeit, tur;ddtiser @eiie ysdn.e'
bIinobeit" genannt. Sci Grmahienen
merben Defenders Suuttrautbeitsn Der.
fdIimmert, ODER ceren iebr idmerabafte
erseu9t.
Nan sIuubt INNER, SrohbeuIsn
ieien Die SoIse beftiaer SdIte, Die llrs
fade if isoOd pIosIides Grparmsn Der
I'M Nnfuns nur Ieidt officitten StelIen.
SnIte sSiBe ioIIte man niemaIs Dem
Seuer ndhe brin9en uno lie itetS our6
Heiben nit einem Sud,e erwdrmen.
Yl6bIi9eS Grmarmsn mndt iiberbnupt
ons aanSe Spitem far ldna.re 3eit 10
empfnblib, bas nod beionoere. SleiO'
uuasitide n0thig werbeu, nnO Den
S0rper iiterIduft oann, ieIbft in elmer
fur aubere Yerionen anseuebmen 1em
peratur, elm 6roiteln. Nerste, msIhe
i'm Orange Der Sefddite ole eeiu6bn'
Iide SIugbeit Uer9aben. bubeu bieie
Seobcdtuns an iid ieIbft gemadt unr
mandmaI Sabre lang fir einen
Momsnt Der llnnorfhtiatsit 9ebiibt.
Dian ocridume ni&t Die nOtbi9e 8Or'
fGt tiir id unS babe auf Die Sinosr
Ntt, neld. oem natiirli9en SmpuI>e
folesnO, raid nod benz warmen Sfen
ellen, menn fe aus Der Sdite eommsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
0reitae, SEN Id. Sam,.ar 1879.

Ser in @ofbinet0n erf&einsnbl
vNepubIiton" beflruortet Die Romino.
tion Sbermans ole repubIitanif@er
&antibat fur bic 8rdF6sntf@oft in
1880.
CT fast. Sob Blaine iebenfaHs ni@t
aIs gonbibat nuftreten, fonbern Sbere
man unteritiisen tpir6. um f@ 6a6ur@
bic 6IIfe 6eTeIben fur bos Sabr 1884
su fibern. 9Inf biefe 98ei1e tperben
grant unb SbermGn bic bsibsn @onbi.
baten fein. swiiden benen bic republic
tauif&e Yartei au entfdeioen bat.
Ser erFere wir6 freiIi@ bic llnterfis.
uns Gontlines baben.
Surd 8Iaines @inFu5 werSen
Woine, Wafa@ufetts unO bic 6ifIi@en
Staaten fur Sberman ftimmen, ebenfo
wirben bic DeIesationen BON Soma,
Minnefota unb anbersn peitIi6en
Staaten nit SrfoIs BON ibm bearbeitet
tueroen.
Sie Delegation ton S6io tpirb fur
SHERMAN itimmen unb Oan Cameron
ibm bur@ feinen Ginfiub bic SeIesa-
tion bon YennipIuunien auflbren.
Die SIbrer i'm @bseorbnetenbaus, ODER
weni9ftens Die Nfaioritdt berfeIben,
peroen su @unften Sbermans fein, tudb-
reno bic tonansebenben 3eitunsen in
0sp gort, 8offou, Cincinnati unO
@bieagO bemfelben sbenfaus ibre unter'
ftiisung gu She'll iUeroen Inifen.
General Grant uIroe bic einFus.
reidfteu rcpubIitunifden 3eituuseu GEE
gen f@ haben, tpdbreno bic Oeutf@en
&epubIitauer, weIde bon Shurs cone
trollirt perbeu, ebenfaQs Die gfominos
tion Sbermans befiiruorten wsrbsn.
NodoenI Der S8spubIieau" Oarauf
Die Ginfubruug Der 8oor3abInns ais
elm Nert Sbermnns be3eidnet. iusIbes
Dem 2anbe gum Seaen sereiden pirb,
Tag: er, bnb Sbermann sinen iebr
tInrsn Snpf babe un6 senou piGe, mas
Dem 2unce 9fotb tbut. Oa isbt tsin
untsridieb m.br ,mii9en 9upier' uuO
9artselb berridt, if nit @edt onSu"
nebmen, Sab Sberman Wa6reeeIn
tref,n miro, weIde Die pole unteritib.
un9 Der 9reenbadIer sur 6oIse baben
meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
SO l Scans Soien fir SIC
4, Seh1en.der.
Scr srobe @ontber.

HSCI pc CI .
9ie Siour nennen ben ausa,;eidnctsn
Snbianer.SuIpcttor 9ammouo, ipelder
10 erfolgrei6 Die Gauuereien bon Sn.
bian.r Wa.nten im 2anbe ser Siour
aufseeedt unO oaNurd Die 9ssteren Dor
ipeitersr 8sidpinblun9 bsmab,t bat,
in ibrer Oetota. .Sprade Den ySeanru
Santa, mas TO nisI beiBt aIs ,ber
srobe Yantb:r."
NIs Serr 5ammonb tisfsr Sage
cine: Der Siour 8otbwolte's froats,
nober biefer Same tomme. erbielt rr
Die SIntmort vBir nennen Ord 70,
tueiI Ou bic beitrafit, tusldjs una befteb:
lem" Stun lit es freiIid febr unIogifd,
einsn Wann Der burd feline unerfdrod.
enc @fidttreue gum Sdrsdsn Der &du"
Der uub Diebe 9eiuorbcn 1T. oaOurd su
ebren, baB man ibm ben Gameu eiass
8aubtbisres si5t, aber ieSenfaqs in es
BON BEN siour gut semeint. limb
pieQeiht benten lie bel Der SeraIeid.
una nur OH bes Nnuttbiels fdarfe
9Iuaen unS on ben SdarfbIi6, NIT
rpsI9sm Sammono ben BstruQ SurS.
idaut.
Sfadoem "ber arobs Yantb,r" bic
@rom Greet Waentur unb 70 manhe
anbers bon 8etrus unb Sdwinoel se'
idubert bate, reiite sr Dor sinisen @Os
den benz gSinter gum Srobe burd Die
unwirtblids Yrairie mad Der neueu
Acknowledgements am @bite GIob
CT eam teinen Sag su friib. G-nn
trob Der 9utsn @bfdteu bes tortisen
N9enten. Or. Sruin, rueldlsr nidt Die
n6tbiaen 8oIImadten aur 8etdmpfung
beS lebels beinB, herrfdte elm fdanb'
lidler 3uftauo. Ser bonn Snoianer>
6 Gommifdr Supt nit @inridtung Der
neuen @aentur beouftraate nSpecial
gIgent" S'Briene bate ben 8au Der
Mn9nsine unb g8obnrdume 10 Idhia
bstriebcn, oab nidts rsdtssitie fertiQ
nurbe. g8eiI oas 8aumateriaI ni6t
iur redten 3eit berbeigsfdafft tporben
mar, einsen Die 3immerIeute trob ibres
anite nhisen @cbaltes miiifia, ODER mub-
ten bieImebr miiiiis 9eben unb bertrie,
ben fid Die 3eit nit SartenipisI. Sis
Bauart nber mar cine Iiiberlihe un6
fhlehte. 8eim transport bes Bau'
boI,es bon benz Is MeiIen entfernten
Camp @obiniun berrfdte Der duserft.
Shlenbrian. berbunben nit Sen Iber
triebenifen Srnnsportpteiien. Snipet'
tor Sammonb iber3euste iid bolb, bas
in nddfter gtdbe Der Nsentur, 8auboI;
senus wadft. unb benz SOI,fdwinoel
tuurbe elm Gnoe sema@t. llnueri9dm
te Betrise.eieH berrf@teu aud bsim
Sranspo,t bon SiOneb Der, inbem bier
nal 10 nieI bafiir be;abLt tpurbe, ale
einise Yriuatperfonen fur ben Srans'
port ssforosrt bnttsn. Sur Brettel
un6 anberes 8aumateriaI bate NOR
unsebeure Yreiie be3ublt, unb bod
paren Die Nsentur"Gebdube nod be
ginbru@ bes 8inters obne D6her uni
Sblrsn. @u6 bel ben @ieb.2isferun
gen berrf9te Der unperf9dmtefe Bs
trus es luuroe Dem Setui@t mad bic
ipeniser 8ieb seIiefsrt, ale auf ben
Yapier ftano.
Wit Dem unterfdIasenen SoIl uni
8ieb, mofiir bic 8uubestafe bsjabIte
tperben bon MitsIiebern bes v8inas'
srobe 9oI,b0fe unb 8ieb'5ormer un
terbalten. Nu@ Die ueue &otbpOIte
Assntur mar auf biefe Beiie bsreit
bon benz ,,&ins" oussebeutet tuOrben
Do@ isst 1T bieiem unfus aud Dor
bur@ ben nsrOsen 8untber" ssifeuert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

HA- g9as Die oeutibe Yrefe barii6er
faat: 9err Wartin BIim bonn - Deutf@.
Nmeritaner," @aterloo, So, idreibt:
SD wini1e Sbnsn ben beften GrfoIa,
o.nu Die Or. dug. S0niss Soniss
Samburesr ErOpfen fnb elm tuirfIider
Se9sn fur bic IeiOenbe Menfdbeit.
8ir ssbrnuden bieieIben in unierer
SSamiIie INNER nit bemielben GrfoIa
uno mo9ten nidt mebr obne oieieIben
i'm Snuie fein. @ebt euer 9eIo ni6t
aus, sbe ibr sub ni@t uber3eust babt,
bos Die SIoide bon Sr. guq. &onias
Sambur0er Sropfen, tuelde ibr taufen
luolt, nit ser Namensunterfdrift Der
Serren q. 8ogtIer & 50. nerfeben if.