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Sharp County record., 1881-06-30

The following little epistle was written
by a young lady not thousand miles from
Evening Shade, and after reaching the one
to whom it was addressed, fell into the
hands of another young gent, who likes
to see jokes in print. Real names are sup
pressed, and initials supplied. In other
respects we follow copy;
Accomplishments of A. B. to Mr.. G. D.
l thout wod Rite yu fu Inns to regards
the wa l don the other mite ] was aful
sorry the wa did treet yu but My old fello
come over and | had to 20 with him l
wont never do so no no more Pies don't
let eny one sea this l wod like to no if
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Sharp County record., 1881-06-30
LOCAL NEWS
Town and County.
County court next week.

County court next week.
Several of our citizens attended the
picnic at Franklin last Friday, and enjoyed
themselves quite we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Motcalf are very
much clated over the arrival of a little
female stranger at their domicile.
So far as we have learned, the 4th of
July will be but little celebrated or OBJ
served in this section. The warm weather
has consumed about all the patriotism our
people have had for fifteen or twenty
years.
Those wishing to visit the Newburg
medical springs should remember that
Mr.. P. j. Pucket, manager of the daily
mail and hack line, will run hacks from
La Crosse to Newburg to accommodate
travellers, at any time.
1t is now unlawful for postmasterS to
deliver mail matter to any one except the
person addressed, without general or spe-
cial written authority to do so. Persons
calling at the Evening Shade postoffce
are requested to bear this in mind.
According to the clerks record, D. D,
Wilson and Frances j. Wright are the
only persons who have been licensed to
peep through an atmospheric temperature
of ninety. odd degrees into the land of
connubial bliss this week.
Sharp County record., 1881-06-30

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to G D
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An Don't forgit to Right
Donnot think wv me so uncindly but
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yu yes Luged yu blindly but now throu
that blindness | sea Aul for the an the
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Sharp County record., 1881-06-30

"A picnic will be given at Brickle's
Springs, six miles south of town, next
Saturday. The Evening Shade cornet band
will be present, and some of "the boys"
will erect swings and provide ice-cold
lemonade, we are informed.
Sharp County record., 1881-06-30
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Evening Shade post
Office, June 30th, 1881:
Sharp County record., 1881-06-30

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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
The Husbandman.

Blessed among men II lie whose honest toll
Receives it, grerdon from the fruitful land;
Who lees G"d's hoantS IN the teeming soil.
Who rhrns his bread illi honest heart and hand!
Though not Tor him the Roll Of Fame be pprcad
Though not for him the seusre.s worlds applause
Yet lac h greater. when the truth IL sAid,
Than those Who making mans pcTvert Gods laws
often gtaBd and gazs upon the thrOng
who seek to climb the tfeHChefous heights Of Fame;
Where cold ambition shut it, eyes a. wrOne.
And hckls triumrh dulls the sense Of shame:
And feel huw happier better w"Ie my fate,
Had hut led q simple farmers lifr
Far from the worlds destruction aud the hate
Which wan against the true IN all iis strife
Seek not, ys Uf those who til the coll
For other fields IN life than those We reap'
BETTER 10y lat the sweat Of honest TIL.
The rest Of honest lalpf's tranquil sleep,
Than all the baubles Of the wOrdrg's dream
The cares which rack the stntcsmaus anxious
hnin--
The uncertain ventures Of the merchants scheme,
Or all the doubtful paths for fame and gain
Better than these to lead the humble lot
10 nature grateful for her bouutcOus store,
prckinR With all her floral giits the cot
Where sweet cOutcntmcnt asks fOr nothing more;
Making your homes the world Of every dream
Your hearts ih" center Of your every plan,
iour h"Id- the Object Of your every scheme,
iout honest pride 10 be-a hu-bsndmau.
-AFPLETON CAEsNfTH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
soiling.

The truth Of it is that with soiling
there is a good deal of work, labor,
thought and care needed; also the
best kind of stock and of labor-sav-
ing appliances, and one must make n
first-class product, or he simply
throws away his work. For If a
person takes brick and spends a
whole day in trying to grind and
polish it, he has after all a worthless
brick for his pains; but let him take
a piece of beautiful marble, and
grind and polish that, and he will
have something Of value which he
can sell to pay for the labor he has
expended on it. So it will never pay
To keep poor, unproductive COW, or
make poor butter to sell at Is to 90
cents n pound, under a system of
agriculture which requires a largely
increased amount of capital and
labor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
shivering With Cold.



Cows do not require more than an
hour or two of exercise out-of.doors
in extreme cold days, and are much
better off in the warm stable chewing
the cud of comfort and quietness.
Many farmers turn their stock out in
the yard early in the morning to
nibble and tread under their feet
cornstalks during the day, with their
backs rounded like an arch, shivering
with cold, having pure ice water to
drink, and the weather at zero. Half
the fodder they devour by treading
under foot in the yard would keep
the cows in better condition if it was
cut and crushed by machinery and
steamed or scalded, sprinkled with
meal and fed TO them warm in n
stable with n temperature of forty
degrees, or higher, if possible. The
extra milk the cows would give, and
the manure thev would make over
and above the chilling system, would
more than pay the expense of cutting
and steaming the fodder and hay.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Accumulation Of Manure in Stables.

A large mass of dung, unless frozen
or kept near the freezing point, will
undergo decomposition, and gives off,
beside steam, ammonia, and other
gases. These tend to soften and
injure the hoofs of animals, and espe-
cially horses, that may be forced to
stand continually on the accumula-
tion of dung. These gases cause
Inflammation Of the eyes, and injure
the general health, interfere with the
digestion, and reduce the vigor of
the animal. There should be no
mass of manure in any stable where
horses are kept. A clean floor and
pure air are requisite for the best
health of the animals.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
SABaUNlE

The total cost Of the fences of the
State is estimated ut $l75, 100000,
and hence we may infer that it re-
quires $l.75 worth of fence to protect
Sill worth of crops from 50 cents
worth Of stock-a powerful argument
in favor of soiling. During the past
ten years there has been n gradual
increase in tue number of cows. sheep
and swine, and decrease in the
number OF oxen and other cattle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
he past season :

The average annual value of the
same crops during the past ten years
has been $ll0,930,000. The total
acreage has increased from 5,9S0,0O0
acres in 1871 to 100000 in 1880,
the increase being mainly in the lum-
ber and ore counties, and very slight
in the southern and eastern portions
Of the State.
The number and value of the live
stock of the State are given as fol-
lows:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

JUDGE DAVENPORT, of Montana
Territory, purchased 1000 ewes,
which cost him about $4,000. He
put these in charge Of n young man,
who was to take them on TO range,
take all the care OF them, pay all of
the expenses of the band and to
receive as his share one-half Of the
wool produced and one-half of the
increase OF the flock. At the end of
four years a settlement was TO be
made, and Judge Davenport was then
TO receive back 1000 OF the best ewes
which the band contained. When
the settlement was made Judge Dav-
export had received for his share of
the proceeds of the wool S6500 and
for his share Of the increase $4,000.
The profits on the investment of
$4,000 for four years we're Sl4,500, or
1909 per cent. per annum.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

The next plowing buries this mel
low and enriched surface soil, deep
ening and enlarging the root bed be-
low, and the new soil is again
brought up and treated as before. 1t
will readily be seen that it takes only
few years TO completely change this
soil, and make quite a superior one
out of it. But this cannot be done
successfully in most Of our clays
without first draining the land, this
being worth more than all the plow-
ing, and it is the more necessary TO
its success, as often the soil is hurt
without it, and in some seasons it is
impossible to plant it on account Of
the wet. But it will be long time
before our clays are drained, this i'm
portant work of the farm being put
off or ignored, and bad made worse,
for wet land (clay) can he worked
only TO its injury, and cannot be
much benefited by deepening, as
manure has not much effect on wet
land, and the soil, not only below,
but more or less throughout, is Of a
raw nature, and cold and sour in the
bargain. 1t is a pity to continue TO
work such land in this condition,
and no other can be reached without
drainage.
Drainage will entirely change its
character and eminently fit it for that
other change of deepening and en-
riching. Meanwhile, on land where
the water line is lower, the work Of
improvement may gOon till the whole
is reclai ned. If farmers only knew
what advantage lay within their reach,
the work would at once be begun.
There is no excuse any one may
begin on a small scale, the benefit
increasing the means for farther adj
vancement, till the task is accom-
plished, doubling the value Of the
farm.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

THE dust bath Is natures renova-
tor, and II is as necessary for cleaning
the feathers OF fowls from vermin
and promoting the secretions of the
skin from impurities as a water or
vapor bath Is to the human family.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Pennsylvania Crops and Live Stock for
1880.

The Forthcoming annual report of
Secretary Edge, of the Pennsylvania
Bureau Of Agriculture, will show the
following as the acreage, yield and
value of the crops of the State during
tho past snoeop.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

PATCHES Of rye, after being clear
ed, may be well manured and plowed
for crop of late cabbage and ruta-
bagas. The middle of July is not
too late for planting. Cabbage may
he raised either for house consump-
ton or to sell. Cabbage brings a
good price, since the worms have
been so troublesome on it. Various
methods are mentioned for heading
off the worms, but the best is to plant
late, and then have the children catch
the little butterflies that lay the eggs
from which the worms are Matched,
and TO pick off the worms by hand.
1t is big job, but it can be done,
and it pays those who do it. The
rutabagas belong TO the same class of
plants as the cabbage and may be
attacked by the worms too, but not
so destructively as the cabbage.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

WHAT shall be the farmers domes-
tic meat supply? This is worth
considering as well as what he shall
produce for sale. The farm shoIld
feed itself, for it is a waste of money
for farmer TO employ n butcher to
cater for him. Beef is out of the
question unless it is salted, and salt
beef in only makeshilt enforced by
obvious circumstances. Poultry and
mutton will furnish n constant sup
ply, with occasional helps from other
sources. Mutton hams cured and
smoked are excellent for summer use,
and if the legs are cured a carcass of
mutton can be easily disposed Of in
a farmers family. This is a very
important item for consideration.
when a farmer asks himself "Shall
keep a few sheep or not. and what
kind shall | keep" If | were to
advise him in regard to the latter
point, for domestic use / should say,
Merino grades crossed with South
Down.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Coon tillagc, with a dozen two
horse loads of good yard manure per
acre, will give good wheat il you only
drill three pecks of wheat per acre.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

IT is not merely for laying on fat
that oil meal is valuable, but also in
the increase Of the fertilizing qualities
of the manure pile.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

WINTER Is the time to thoroughly
repair all tools, ploughs, reaping
machines, cultiyators and the like.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

The most critical time in shep-
herds experience is in getting his
flock ready for winter. ! find that it
pays to give the lambs, yearlings and
breeding ewes some corn after the
Goth of October, one-half an ear per
head on the start, and gradually in
creasing the amount as the grass
grows poorer. usually feed in docks
of 200 or 500, being careful that each
is we'll graded as to strength and
condition. The keystone OF success
in the whole matter is TO keep your
flock young, fed well and bred with
good Judgment. IL it does not pay
TO keep them we'll. it does not pay to
keep them at all. ! expect every
sheep on my place to eat two and a
half bushels of corn between fall and
spring, as we'll as what they can con-
sumo.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
GILMORE T. CO.,

N LAW MD NULLEJTIUN HOUSE,
G2g = STREET. WASHINGTON, ID c.
Make Collections, Negotiate Lonns and attend TO aiI
business cnuaded tn thrfa LAND SCRIP, Soldiers
Additional Homestead Rights aud LAND WARRANTS
bought and sid. 4su
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Erfa Mail West Niagara Express West, LOCK haven
Accommodation West and Day Express East, make
elos- connections 1T Northumberianh with H. H. "
r trains for wilkesharrs and Scranton.
Erie Nail West Niagara Express wet and Erle
Errrss. est and Lock Haven Accommodation Wet
make close connection al Willamspsrt ~ith NJ u
" trains north.
Eris Mail West, Niagara Express West, and Day
TTpre.s T.s, make close connection At Lock Haven
With p. Y. V. r. trains.
on L A kMag r.. At Cory with o. O. A. '. X
Al Pmus,rium with ~ n. Y. r. r. H., AM A.
Driftwood with A. RR.
parIor ears viii run between Philadelphia and
wtiIismspart on Niagara Express West. Erie Expires
west Phii.stelphia Express Fast and Day Express
East. and Sunday Express Fast slssping cars on AZ
.tgbt trains wM A. BALDWIN,
UsnT aupaFintnudent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

rEL TEst ~ tue NATIONAL WELFARE IL TIM ISTELLI-
GEScE ASb PROSPERITY or FARMER
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
DALD EAGLE VALLEY RAIL.

ID RoAD.-Time-Table, April -, lSS0:
- N.u WESTWARD EAsTwAEp. Exp Mail
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01
Bateru.

Die ,Sannou. Deuti9e goIts,ts." IdBt
19 aus Nirnbers foIsenben Brief idrei'
ben. weIder bic Natur bes vGufidwunses"
in 9suti5lan6 s~issntbimIi9 genus t5il.
bert: Die Ssrtbeueruns Der noibuenbis:
fen 9sbensmittel bur9 bic reuen 36ae
f6mmt in elmer gingabe Der Irbsiter Der
bieisen f6uisli5en Gentralpertftdtteu on
bas Staatsmtniferium our Spra5e, in
wel5er UNI 9obuelb 5bung p%stitionirt pirb.
Cine i'm September porisen Sa5rss BON Der
sIsi1sn Steue aus an ben 2anbtas ssri9s
tete petitiou, purbe isinerSeit pon Der
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pom ben Ystsnten ntdt ais 5oIss jsnsr Gins
gabe, mie dberbaupt ais 3u gertH9flgtg an:
seieben unb ss LIT besbalb iene neue gstts
tion an bas Winifierium seri9tet worbsn.
Sn berislbsn wirb inter Nusrfennuns Der
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ben 8au pom Nrbeitsrwobnunsen on ben
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Riebrisfeit Der 96bne e Wart 80 Bfsu'
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8isbuns auf bic 8ertbeueruns pom Rafee,
Msbl, gstroIsam &c. Defenders biuseuiss
fen. Ssrnsr pirb ~bsbauptst, baB bic ars
better bu.1 has nsue W~in3ipftem sei9d.
bist isisa. User friber~, 10 beiRt % tn
bisier gssisbuus, u f 80 tr. EasIObn
bate, bat mad Der isstsen Bers9.
nung Is II. 8suaf. Gin 8funS GIsii9,
aus msI1sm man unter benz absstbanen
baperil9sn @swidt fiuf bis feds EbeiIe
sena1t bat, reidt isst mad benz 3olse'
mi1t bios auf pier Ebeile, unb Der Wann
psrbient nod perbdItniBmdbis wenissr, oils
Dor bret Sabrsn. Sn Solse bsnsn uuB
cine Wuttsr pom brei, pier Rinbern isben,
baB fe In irsenb sinsm 9si9dfte nod CT.
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Ii9en fopobI wis Der communaIsn In ben
Issten Sabrsn binsewieien unb mad aue'
benz unb nadbsm bic 8amu,er bur4 ibren
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pom portssn Sabre
bic ginsabe sebiuist babe, bas Winifes
RUM UNI balbise @rfiuuns Der ~pOrsetra'
aenen Bitte eriu9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01

bss Announcements erfabren babsn. 9amit
fisbt TN @tntIans. baB baS trafefe gIatt
btsfsr art, bic vSfsnbs SeitunsA. welte
bisher HUT u1sbrmals w6tsntIid erfdien,
BON iest an tdsli1 eri1einen uirb. Wenn
bie Seuesuns III ben @rfoIs bate, BITE
Brefe aus ben Sdnben Der Sureu ju births
gen, 10 wdre idon uisI seuoanen. - Dte
3uette Struftammer bss Ssrliner 9anbge'
ridts perurtbsilte ben &sbacteure bes B6r'
fen: @ourters &obert Dapibion (Subs) me-
gen Beleioisuns bes 9ofprebisers St6der
bur9 einen am 27. Mtai D. 8 I'm 86rlens
Courier uet6fentIt9tsn artiteI bu $50 W.
Celebrate. - @nbIi9 i9eint es ben ct.
4etbstsbeb0tbea ~seluussu gu isin, ben
6rauenm6rber, Der in Der . o d u m I
9esenb 70 LANCE ietn @sien trteb, ~ ent.
beteu. Sin 2~6idbrtser gdderssisas, Der
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Sn Sebnbs 1T cine 8stroIsumqusIs
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ter 8ei@afsnbsit liefert. - Gin bibi9es
@eibua9tssei9ent ma9te Der Sreibsrr pou
S4r6ber tn 9amburs fsiuen 10 Rin'
bern, ndmIi9 isbem 100, 900 Wart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01

Barttemberser idcn istt ben aopf. Rod
lebt in Der proteifantifhsn Webrbeit bes
uiirttsmbsreiitsn Bottles bic @rinnerunq
an ben tdrboltfhsn RarI a~Ieranbsr, non
benz man uds'snb fsiner pis,idb,issn Re:
etsruns (i7S3 bts 1857 fortp6brtub be:
firdttts. ,baR er ncs 9auo wisber fatbo
LTD MAIDEN MOLE. So cine dbnlids
Surdt ae,bseiists ii6 nod i'm Sabre 1868
Iassmsin bisb IS bumals, Der bo4betaste
R6uis BiIbeIm pole fatbolii4 perben
unb bas sanse 9auo tatbolii9 MAIDEN,
worauf Der aIte 5err BON auen protefans
tif5en Sau3sIn einen t6nisIiden 8,ief per:
leien lies, In ueldem er NIT Gntriaung
bas @eri6t auriduies.
Soute ie wieber Elm taiboIiidsr Rssent
auf ben wiirttsmbsrsii5sn Gbron toamen.
10 whrbe bic proteftantiide Rir9e babutd
obne Sueifel ebenio wenis ssfdbrbet uer:
ben, wie Fs tn Sa9ien bur@ ben RatboIi'
5ismus bss bortisen a0nissbauies sefdbr'
bet III.
0ie Whrttsnberssr ioatsn R9 pegen be,
Sutunft ibres Tbrones tetne Sorssn ma
den. Gle baben obnebiss Der Sorser
aenue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01
Nprbbeutf6Iaub.

aus 8terieu wirb Der ,grefeIbsr
Sts.~ lbsr bic Gage bes Grbsitsmarttes
gei4rieben: Die Notb untsr Der Sammet.
psbersB ep5lteruns ma9t f9 infoIse Der
anbaItenben unseu6bnIt@sn @eiddftsF aue
leiber tmu1er unebr flblbar. 0snn aud
bic IieRsen Sabritanten ibre bier pobnens
ben Websr nod idmmtIi& tn Arbsit baIten,
70 werben bod pou ausmdrtissn Sabritau,
ten, fir meI9e pisllei9t SO bis 60 pgt. Der
biefsen Wsber arbeiten, 70 piels Sta5Ie
absef1rieben, baB ~etu3eIne Weiifsr, uelde
bisber 8 unb nod mebr StibIe bsi4dftia.
ten, iest taum nod Mrbeit fur einsn Stubl
babsn. Bel @eIssenbeit Der 8oIts1db,
lung Dat bic bisfse Bsb5rbe grmittsIuns
gen ibsr bic 2abI Der In Der 9ausinbutrie
porbanbensn unb Der iebt f9on bauernb
ni4t mebr bsiddftistsn WebfnbIs aufReIs
len Iafen. Dabsi bat f@ b%erausssfsat,
baB am l. December f@on IL psf. idmmt:
Ii9sr SammstftabIe fill fanbsn unb TN
2aufe bss Dintsrs ni@t wieber tn Betrisb
seistt merbsn blrften. Wan@e 3ibIer
babsn feIenpsife f1rsdIi4e aIassIisber
iber bic isst i9on uorbanbene Notb b6rsn
mifsn, unb man frast f4, mas we,bsn
ioa, wsnn bisisIbe allen ani4eine mad
nod tdsIi9 GROCER wirb. Cine natdrIi4e
Golss bieier 3uftdnbe III, baB bic armsn'
poritsbsr bariiberi Hagen, san3 aubsrorbsnts
lid tn Gnipru4 senommen 1u uerSsn; In
ben bisfigsn Blditsrn TT f3on bic &sbe
bauon ssusisn, Oh ni9t, wte SuIsst Dor 8
Sabren, aud iest pisber SuppsnaniaItsn
sinssri9tst perbsu mlfen, nm wsnisftsns
mad bisisr Settle aud Der Notb sntSsssn,
tutrstsn. - CUR S6rberuus elmer r%ationsIs
len Bisusnsu9t bat f9 I'm SausrIanb elm
gsrsiu ssbtlbst, Der aus ben frdberen Die.
nsn5u9ts8 srein Sertsmobe bs~rDorsssaus
gen, unb bsfsn Witslisber bis istt auf bic
Sreiie arnsbers, Wef4eoe, SIpe
unb 4Itena f9 ~psttbsilsn. auber
Observation-Disclosures wiro Der 8srein
auidbrIi9 cine Ausfteuuns nit prdmiuuna
unb Probuttsns8 srlooluns psranitaItsn.
- Bel benz Iseteu OuartaIswe9fsl baben
In Berlin be Orsane Der autiismitii9eu
Sewesuns cine bstra4ti4li4s 8unabms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01
RtnnHofa.

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