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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
HORRORS IL MOROCCO.
A Fearful Visitation OF Famine and
PeStilence.

The following extracts from letter
recently received in England fr ,m the
Rev. j. Is. Ginsburg, missionary TO the
jews at Mogador, Morocco, give an ac-
count of the di eadul famine still Tag
ing III that part of Africa:
The MlzPAH, Mogador, Morocco, Feb
26.-We have passed a time of indie
scrioable difficulties, misery, sickness
and trial since l returned 10 my station.
Hundreds, J may well say thousands,
pressed TO the gates for relief; skeletons
-emaciated by hunger, almost naked,
bearing traces OF every possible dis
ease and suilering-who for loaf of
bread would be urodden down by the
Wush, bruised, and not intrequenty
seriously injured; sometimes leg or
arm broken III their eagerness to be the
first 10 receive relief. When out ot
town on my daily walks | hardly ever
returned without picking up n dying
man, woman or child, sometimes two
or three at n time, brought back to
town, plate OF soup and II cover were
sufficient TO bring life to the dying.
More than once have / met u young
man or woman coming from the coun-
try with no strength to finish the last
quarter of mile, with bruised head
and broken teeth from falls IN the effort
to get up from the ground. The starva-
ZION was not confined to men; cattle,
camels, horses, asses, sheep and poultry
have all, or nearly all, perished. But
the dogs have survived, and IN their in
satlable hunger, finding no food in
Towns. and being abandoned by their
masters, who either died or left their
villages i'll search Of food, fed on hui
man flesh. Roaming over the country
IN bands OF twenty thirty, or fifty,
they sometimes even attacked any hui
man being they met and devoured him.
Some twenty men, women and children
were eaten up within mile of the
town. OF e day was busy by the river
side. with the help of my servant, giving
assistance to a dying young woman,
when our attention was drawn TO an
Arab who WAS being eaten by dogs.
He was dead before we reached HIM,
and we had only the painful duty OF
burying the remains decently III the
sand. | most apologize for writing
about such hideous misery to you. But,
dreadful To read, what is it to wiiness2
There are cases which have come before
me thai caunot really put in paper.
More than thirteen thousand have in
this town persisted from hunger. There
were dead or dying lying III every street
in and out of town, The dead were
buried not more than one span deep,
and the dogs soon uncovered the earth.
The sight of so much misery to our fell
low-creatures has naturally affected the
Europeans, and among the victims we
have to dep'ore our excellent school
mistress. She was devoted to the
school, and "A truly sensible Christian
lady. On Friday she left the school,
and was no more among the living the
Sunday following. Smallpox, measles,
cholera and typnoid fever (lhe latter
now raging have succeeded each other.
There is hardly II house where there is
not one sick person In the Mullah or
Jewish quarter, every house has been
turned into II hospital.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

IL 1912, while he was travelling with
his wife in a stage between Syracuse
and Rochester, the vehicle was halted
in front Of country tavern. A child
was sleeping Oh the porch. Lamar,
looking out, saw n large black snake
crawl to the side of the infant. Grasp
ing his wife's arm, he shouted "Seel'
and pointing to the snake be sprang
from The stage, pursued the reptile
some distance, and finally killed il. He
left snug fortune, which bus son IN
hert.. HIS last written message was,
Silence is golden" His oft-penciled
admopition to his wife was, keep your
mouth shut. "-Syrdcuse Standard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
A Novel Fight.

The Los Angeles Herald says: We
witnessed novel rough and tumble
fight between a Chinaman and an
American citizen Of African descent on
Wednesday morning. They had dis
pute about some vegetables. The Ce-
lestal opened the fracas by smashing
box over the lead Of the colored man.
The latter responded with his fists
Qnick as a fash the Cninaman un-
wound his queue. and, using it as .
whip lash, he scored his opponent I'M
mercifully, finally getting completely
away with the colored mans works.
This is certainly novel use of a queue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

81 NEVER thought but once" said old
Deacon Webbing, "that it was a sin to
steal an umbrella" "And when wa-
that" asked friend. at was when
some pesky thief stole my new silk
one" answered the Deacon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

A MONTGOMERY, Co., O., woman has
in ten years Of wedlock been mother OF
thirteen children.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State Of Wisconsin-lowa County-Ss.
In the matter of the assignment of
Charles Gilman:
To each and all of the creditors of
said Charles Gilman:
You and each of you are HEREBY
notified that Oh the 18th day of Febnl-
AIRY, A. ID. 1870, the said Charles Gill
mann duly assigned all of his proper
ty for the benefit of his creditors to
0rville Strong, assignee, whose Z. D.
address is Dodgeville, Iowa Co., VIII ;
and yon and each of you are hereby
required to file within three months
from the date hereof, with such AZ
signee, or with the Clerk of said Iowa
County Circuit Court, whose name
and address is John M. Dale. Dodge
vile, Iowa County, Wisconsin-On
pain of being debarred dividend
I'M affidavit setting forth your name,
residence and post-otllce address, and
the nature, consideration and amount
of your debt or claim, over and above
all offsets.
Dated February DIST, a. d. 1879.
ORVlLLE STRONG,
Assignee,
2S-3 Dodgevillc, Iowa Co. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
THIRD DAYS SESSION.

Thursday March IL, 1877, NJ o'clock n. m
Tho board met pursuant to ad-
journment The Chairman being
absent, Mr., Dimock was elected
chairman pro TEN. All the suporvi-
sors wore present except Messrs
Cox, Curry, Rewey aud Shepard.
Tho minutes Of last evenings $685.
sion were read and approved.
Mr.. Smoker moved the adoption
of the following
Resolved That this Board adopt the follow
Ing MS Rule No. lS:
The report Of the committee on Equaliza-
ton and Assessment, shall not he acted upon
by The Board on the Sam" day IL IL received
from the committee, unless by the unanimous
consent OF all the members present
Adopted.
Mr.. Morris moved to reconsider
the action of this board, granting
certain privileges Of redemption to
Mr., w. Lanyon, Jr. Carried.
The question recurring upon the
question of granting said petition,
Mr.. Smelker moved to amend by
STRIKING out "65' and inserting "95"
per cent.
MIR. Paulson moved 10 lay the res
olution ON the table. Carried.
MIR. Smoker offered the follow
ing which was adopted:
Resolved, That the County Clerk be In.
etructcd 10 procure proper iorm of bond
lor the use Of town ttcasnrcrs, TO secure the
payment 81 Stnte and County taxes and have
luu copies OF tho bond printed with proper
instructions on tho back Ms to time aud man.
ner vi execution and delivery 10 the County
Treasurer, and In each year, NJ least one
month before the time When the law requires
The bonds VI town tIcasurtrs 10 be filed with
the county treasurer, The clerk be instructed
10 send copy " sad bond to each town
treasurer In The county
Mr.. Wyman's motion making SO
per cent the basis of settlement Of
tax certificates was taken up.
Mr.. Coe moved to amend by SUBJ
stituting 80 per cent instead of
80 per cent
Mr.. Paulson moved to lay the
whole matter on the table. Carried
Mr.. Smoker moved the following
Resolved, That the county treasurer bc re.
qucslcd 10 exercise suNhu discretion IN The
matter OF the delinquent tax on personal
y opefty and not to issue ms warrant for their
collection, when, In his opinion, the expense
OF collecting will exceed the amount likely
10 he collected or when tho amounts on the
rolls are very small.
Adopted.
The committee on claims submit
ted the following report Of per diem
and mileage:
Your committee also recommend the follow.
Ing per diem and mileage TO members OF the
Beard Tor attendance on special sessions Of
the Board held January gath and March 18th.
lsT1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
MUS ANG

over tho solitary plaips. to tho mere chant
prince. and the woodcuttcr who splits
his foot with tho axe.
1t cures Rheumatism when all other
publications tail.
This wonderful
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Spring of 1879.

The regular Spring examinations Of
teachers for Iowa County, will be held
us follows:
At Linden, Monday and Tuesday,
March 10th and 18th.
Highland. Wednesday and Thursday,
March 18th and 18th.
Avoca, Friday and Saturday, March
l4th and l5tlI.
Arena, Monday and Tuesday, March
18th and 18th.
Dodgeyille, Friday and Saturday,
March DIST and ODD,
Mineral Point, Friday and Saturday,
March 2Sth and Goth.
1t is expected that teachers will
attend the regular examinations, as
no private examination will be grant
cd except for imperative reasons.
No certificates will be endorsed or
"renewed;" and it is hoped that
School Boards will not ask to have
special license" granted rs there is u
sufficient number of qualified teach
err in the county to fill the schools.
W. A. JONES.
County Superintendent.
Mineral Point. Feb. 5, 1879. 2T-td.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
MBnBsRs

Your committee further recommends that
Jas T. Pryor, sr. be allowed the sum OF twelve
dollars for services rs clerk Of the committee
on claims and that Jas. Cleminson the sum Of
eight dollars for janitor's services.
j. p. SnELKER,
RS SMITH, Com.
JOSEPH BEsNgrT
Adopted.
There being no further business,
on motion, the Board adjourned
sine die.
Attest: J. THos. PRYOR, JR.,
County Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
SUMMONS.

Circuit Court--Iowa County.
John Kricr plainuh, vs.. Nicholas K rlcr. Elk
abeth Krier. Henry Krier. Margretha krisr
and Susannah Kriet, defendants.
The state Of Wisconsin, to the said defendant
nj holas Ktier.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after scr vice Of this summons, &
cluriye OF the day OF service, and defend TIE
above entitled action In the court Aforesaid;
and In case OF your failure 30 to do, judgment
will be rendered against you according " tie
demand OF the complaint; Of which copyls
herewith served upon you
LANYON & SPENSLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
+, o. Address. Mineral Point, lo~a Co. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21

Iowa County Court-In Probate.
deceased.
Letters testamentary having this dIy
been issued to Moses NJ. Strong Of sad
county and six months from he date hereof
being allowed and limited creditors to present
their claims against said deceased for exarninl-
tlon and allowance
IL Is ordered that all claims and demands
against the ertatc or said ceased be- received
ana adjusted before the Judge OF this court; aid
Tor That purpose he Will he Mt hls once In tie
village OF Dodgeville on the first Tuesday pi
each mouth during the term above limited.
ARA u IL further ordered aud directed int
the times aud places for examining and allow.
ing claims, and the Time limited to credi!os
TO present their claims be given by publication
Tor -FOUR successive weeks In the Iowa County
Democrat, a weekly newspaper printed In tins
state.
Dated, DodgevilIe, February 18th, 1870,
By the Court.
%4 JOHN L. JONES. jade.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
State of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Court

State of Wisconsin--Circuit Court
Iowa county.
Mathew Boles plaintiff, VS. Eustace j. Coope
defendant.
The Stale Of Wisconsin to the said defend
ant
You arc hereby summoned 10 appear withih
20 days after service ofthis summons. exclusive
OF the day OF service, and defend the above en-.
titled action Ia the court Aforesaid and In CAFE
ofyour failure SO to do. judgment will be rem
dered against yon according to the demand
Of the complaint; OF which n cepy Ia here
with served upon you, and you are hereby
notified that The summons and complaint IN
taid action were duly filed IN the office OF the
Clerk Of said Circuit Court, at Dodgeyils
Iowa Comfy, Wisconsin. on the 18th day Of
March. 4 ID. 1879.
j N, SMITH, Plaintiffs Atty.
P. o Address, Mineral Point, Iowa County,
wisconsin.
Dated March 18Th, A. ID. 1879. S26
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21

GREAT PUBLIC SALE
SHORT HORNS
Wednesday, April is, 10
HAZEL WOOD FARM
GALBNA, ILLINOIS.
Fifty head from the Hazelwood
Herd of s. S. Brown, including
the grand show bull, Oxford
Washington, "a, PAP, and fifteen
head from the Walnut Ridge
Herd of r. S. Norris, composed
of Mary's, Phillis, ect., headed
by Baron Gwynne, 1886.
The choice blood and excel.
lent breeding condition of the
offerings, make this a most i'm
portant and attractive sale to
Farmers and Breeders
as no pampering or over-feed :
ing has ever been allowed in
the herd.
The following well known
families are represented:
Young Phyllis, Young Mary,
Gems, Tulips, Flatterey's, Pc
mona's White Rose, etc.
Bad weather will not prevent
the sales taking place at the
appointed time, as arrange
ments have been made to sell
under cover.
Lunch at II o'clock, A. M.
Sale to commence at IL M.
prompt,
Catalogues sent out in March.
S. S. Brown,
II. S. NORRIS.
Col. J. w. JUDY, Auctioneer.
II Won want a shave, q Haircut. or aShampoo
call at
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, Iuxuriant
and wayy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
ont, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruif and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it n curling
tendency and keeping i in
any desired position. Beau
tifnl, healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using kathairOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-10

perseblt nare1, auf bem Sooeu lie9eii, bas
nit ner Coroner ben Sbatbeftaub ietaeien
foun:e.
Die so. y. Staats;ta.A ma9t in einem
Irtife! iber Oit gelungene6e Ii NJ / II
fOlgenosSemertunsen: ygBlr hofien unb 9laus
ben, baB otr Sampf ge9en Die Solowdhrun9
| nld1t mleoer Die Seoeutnug erlangen faun, bic
CT gehabt bat; mir itben, ipie Die Politifsr,
| mslde Onr6 Die Sstbeiligun9 an bieiem
Sample @arIiere Su MAIDEN mGhuien, auf ben
8idsug beoad]t Fue. Sc pffsner iie oieisn
ausliibren, beito bsfier miro es fit iie Ietu.
@s ulag iein, oaB man ibnen1mnefie erthetIt.
mie auoereu poluiid)euS Siiuoern aud, bod fle
miiilen ben 8ampf aegen bic @olomGbtung
obGe 8IGbalt fir abg than ertllren, peun lle
uou bereu Sreunben Saroon erparten. Su
Der 5bat fDnuen iie nihts @sId)eibtsreS tbun,
uno i'm SinbliG aui BEN i'm Sabre 1880 be.
porItehenoen neuen 8ampf gegen ben alten
| @rautisuuS mDDten mtr iebul,h niinid)en,
baB Gle Sinan5ldmlnbler q. 8. lbr Peccavi
nidt idnser Uer;0geru." gSir fiirA;eu, ooB
Die rStaatsst9." gu ianguiniif 1T. - 8enn
mir bas S1rciben oes Sru. Shurmau redlt
uerItebeu, 10 ioll iett Oer gan3e Snfations
Saubagel 5un Sturme gegeH Die National.
| baufen in's 6elo geiitbrt meroeu.
Der led)telte uno Der Ihmerlte Nem<Y or
fer @on9re6. u &epraientant. lantlld)
Der ia 8iuno pleaenbe Suuist Cor uno Der
260 Yiunb id)psre yftt. NIller, poaen oleler
! Gage eiu 9Se;tlaufen i'm Barte be5 SapitoleS
| abba.ten. Der Yrei8 io1 in brei SUrbeu
@bampaguer nuO spei &ilten @i9arreu bes
lfebsn. SeiGe babeE in mehreren G1mpagnen
9eSei9t, baB iie gut riauTen" fonnen.
1as Sberbunoes9erld]t bat geftern 8 E q { II
! bic ielWet beret eitd)lCGen. Somtt
pdre eire Sanbbabe gessbsn, uln Der YOip.
gamie inter Den Wcrmonen elm Gnoe 81
MAIDEN.
SetretGr Shur; bat Ben 6 pauletten-
trigger berioau geiteru aui Elm, CLAN
,enoe &eile at9eiiib,t. 0trislbe pirD Dabr'
ibeinlid tiinftrg RIbe baiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-10
Der ltnterOana ocS 3atnpfers
.,tSu,tiu y SpQOer."

Nem-O orf, 8. 9annar. - Steinert unD
Nnoerien, ote beioeu Seelente oeS unter8eSln.
eenen DampierS y@milp .. Souoer," uelte
9trettet uuo in &iu9ItOu, Sanoltd, 9elanoct
muroen, famGn beute Ouf Ocm 0ampiet
,,Atlas" bier all uno MADDEN ndbere Ytitthci.
lungcn i6er ben Sd)liicrud. Der 2ampier
muroe am Wtonta9e uad Der Abfahrt BON
gtem Dcrf, 800 bis 400 Yteilen BON bort ent-
itrnt, mdbreuD elHes befttgcn Siiooflturmes
led, uuO bic gan3e 8eflaouug muBte lotort
iiber Sorb ssmorien ncroeu. 0as Baiier
itleS lceod troboem immer b0ber i'm ShinS'
raume, uno DIE Maunld)lit 9elangte balo 81
Der lleberSsusuug, oaB oa8 Stri nltlt 5n
relteu iei, luoraui fd) Gin Gbetl Der Semau
nunI in ocn Eootsn III retteu lnd)te, lUahreno
Steinert uno Auoeriou aui elmer yute pon
oem 9ampftr abfieBeu mo nad) otelen &C.
iahroollen Stunoen BON benz Stooncr rper-
bert" OIL 8orO aeuommen uuo uad1 Singlton
gebrudt muroeu. llcbtr ba5 St)tdlal eGr
iibrlgen Sd fibritdtgen bab;n bic beI'en Ge'
retteteu feline 5oee.
Dian pl1 lpjiieu, SoB Der 9ampfer 10
id)per balaoen mar, oaB er beinabc bl8 ans
9eroed i'm g8aicr slug. Die bietgen 0ampi.
boot Juipettoreu meroen cine llaterlufnn9
Iibcr DIE Yuaeleneuheit CtEleltstI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-10
suffers lekte stnttoen.

9hiId0 elphta, 8. Sanuur.- Dunoertc
pon BtrioTen btiId)ttn hcute JtdGlnlIttag oa5
@crldItsQebGuce in @anloen, N.>S rm oa8
S10iiot III beiidltigeu, auT luclbem Ssnlaz
min 6unter, Der Nt0rOer lrmrOn5'S, no.
gcn lCln Serbredeu Iithnen ioa; teiH Sez
Iudler Duroe leoodl 5ugs:ansn. Die WlQibt-
merle beS @algeG8 pur0e beute 9tad)mltta9
prihieoeue Wale auf Die 8lobe Qeiteut, uno
Aue8 befano iit in Sronuug. Der @alJeu
lit BON Den gelr6Auld) ansepenoetcn @al9eR
ueliaieosn, inoem Der 8Grpsr oG8 8erurtbctla
ten nldt f1QeH gelaiier, ionocrn burG EN- $50
Yiuno ihmsres @5emtdt III Die 90be geSogen
miro.
0uuter'S Satin uuO Samilie, iople Yaitor
&uufclman belu6ten beute Jtad)miIta9 cen
@efau9eHen uno blle6eH bis 3ulu 2lbGnoe bel
ibnr. Der Qbidieo mar ein erITiitternOer,
un0 6untcr ld)lcn nat) Der Gnt'ernung lciner
AngCb0,lstn polIItGnctg 5uiummenQebroden
Ill 1ellt. Gr luelnte r01e ELL atuo uno l6len
lid oe8 @rniteS ietuet Gage oo1fomnen be-
muBt Ill lctn.
Nm IcBtlu Woutage perirdts er, cine G0er
an leinem Seine nit etnem 6ingorna9el 5n
0fneu, uHo braAte Iif Gin; 2SunOe bel. iuelte
10 iiart blutcts, nGg Der 9eidn9niBs s9rSt III
!6iilie gcluien Weroeu muBte. 0tan le9te
Dem S,rurtbeilteu oorauf tSanoIteQcn all
uho l1eB Tim ieitoem itrFng iiocrpadIen.
Gtue 4btbeiiunQ Milt3 MIRO mor9eu sur
6ouo ieu, tm Sale bic BOliSet nld)t lnl
Stanee itin IOatc, tic 0teuge 5uriidjnbaltcn.
250 Glu te Iino uu N3ttgItsrcr Der brefe uno
anOcrc 8cripnen, pslbe Der 6inrtfung BEL
5umObneu miiaiden, oeraus9obt moroeh.
IS perlaulct, oaB QHntcr eln geltdn6niB
abgels9t hat, wClde5 Die UOnSIopam, ittHsm
Oiitjd)ulotlen, 9emadltcn 2tngaben beitdtt8t.
0unter 9eitett elI, oaB CT armltrong ermprs
oete, nm 9eIO Su erhaIter, nit 10 ld)em CT Die
| SOroerungen eIue5 iibeiberitdttlten 6taUen'
| 3mmer8 beflleoIgeu iUotlte. Gr giebt an, er
! babe tetnen Serrata burtb 0rabam geiiiydlt
neil Der 2cBtere ugrld)!soeue oereSerb.ed]ell
! geneiuidutlIld) NIT tbm auSfihrte. @r
| (Dunter) miiroe ME be5 Serbrgden8 iibcrfibrt
por,sn lem, lpenH CT tem @rabam GeIo &c:
mug geseben tGttt, I'm oa8 Sano SIT perlaIieu
Gr bAoe isOOt gcglau6t. @fabam hdtte It'd
ans olr @egeu0 ,Htfernt, mo Die 9tdd)rldl1
Don oeiieu SerboitNHg eI Tim ctnc L01it un
anQencbme llebetraihung 9epelcu.
Ireuton, RS, 8. san. - SoAa s
Sumter eriutte gcitcru zen @OuOerneur Wc
@lGltau, ieluem &ru0er, Dem peruuhell;cr
Gtni. puntsr, cine @aIqcuirtlt uui elEcn UIo
nat III aemQbren. Ser @OuUtrneur CrDioute
cs ete auBer ieincr 0ta9t, ocm YcrIaa8eI
| III rnftIfohrcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-10
pr. .. 4. 1lnofrmooh,
Nr. f6S:.. aSefa: :Sapettes 5traBe,

nase eSapsttesstraBe,

nib,set osr Eetanoung d)ronisHer eeiben alier art
feline Mufmerfjonleit. Gr beilt =Sranfbeiten
rabfal ,pe.ber nrsed,e iie aud entitammen. gr ti=
rtrt 8rebs ariInblit. Denn oas aetoen b ntbt aber
bas game gphsm perbreitet bot, mittel etner fefen
Wstbobe obne 3u lIienabme bes Dieiiers; oesselhen
aae @; jbplI, unS slusuiidie, biden pals u. 10.
o5,ltpire ouer art ,p, 'rcen sriublih sussebeilt.
Sdmor1boiben blinoe oht'ne ooer iudeuoe esns.tes.
,pe IdbIimm aud bos seioen lttn, ODER nelde Oafel
man aud, bereits obne sinoern.s sehraudt baeen
mag fann tr burb etne hmer5toe, -unindollne Wfe7
tbooe obne Su ihneiben ober @eitdss ooer afOelfs'
einiieuns n6tbs 5u MAIDEN. ioort llnber. uno gang
lid unb auf Die Dauer furiren. Sieen @rdiS aa1aH@
tirt er potip ober er peaust feline Bfsabluns. Ss<
ben saG pon 6rauenbeidueroen. in pslfer spesialis
tot ihm cine srose grabruns sur esite febt permas
Il Su mibun ODER gang gu beietssn iotste ieSen Saa
BON Blaenl1mdhe bel 8inbern, ipelfe ben lrin ndpt
balt:n ionnen. au beilen. gr bari d auf Gen. g. y.
zpler, Voitmetfter i'm Baltimore, ben ahtbaren W.
6. stenger, gonsreszsbseotonete BON Yennfnira'
1,ten, Baitor 9s. 3eer. Theol. Dr.. in Gettysburg
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