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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

Mrs. Mary 0rem, who Is In her 105th year. IL
lying very ~ at the residence Of her son. In law
Ne. Ephraim Hare, In IlAmpden, Falls road. She
10 suffering from erysipciss and her Physseian
says she cannot recover. Mrs. 0rem has resided
10 the nsighborhood Of woodberry for over a half
century. Her maiden name was Mary Pcakc.
She was born at Ridgely's forges, at the mouth
Of the Gunpowder, on the 22d Of April, 1875. Her
father was m Englishmsn. named Robert Peake,
who came 10 this country with the British army.
deserted, and went rs drummer In the American
army ut the age OF sixteen years. lie married
Miss Murray, by whom be had nine children,
Mrs. 0rem being the oldest and only surviving
child. To 1896 she married Cooper 0rem. q car.
pentcr at the Forges, by whom she had nine chill
dren. James, her oidcst living child. 10 now IS
years Of age, aud resides In baltimore. Mrs.
Hare. with whom she lives. Is the oldest living
daughter, and Ia as years Of age. Mrs. Harriet
Simmons and Mary J. Houk, with her son James
and Mrs. Hare, her only surviving children. are
now with her. Mrs. Orem has bad twenty FIVE
grandchildren aud hfty.one great grandchildren.
She was married In her fathers house b. Rev.
Nathan GrecnHcld, and was familiar with many
events Of the Revolution. Her husband, Cooper
0rem, served In the war Of 1912 and 1914. Mrs.
0rem has been totally blind for four years but In
good health. and always cheerful up 10 few days
ago. She says that her grandfather on her
mothers side. whose name was Cudlip, and who
died in Cornwall. England. left an immense estate,
Of which she 10 one of the legitimate heirs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
From Aiber.on and vicinity. I'd District,

Sseess.fd EnisrfaiHmsHG--An entertainment
for the benefit Of Rev. Edward Crumbling, Of the
Evangelical church, was given In the hall at Al.
bcrton, ON tho evenings Of Monday and Tuesday,
2ia and 22d inst. consisting oftableaux, dramat
&c performances. readings. reeitations and music.
The tsbleaux Of THE Gipsy's Warning" and
"The Meeting Of Queen Elizabeth with Mary
Queen Of Scots" were we'll rendered. The enter
tainment was . decided success. which was largely
due to the efforts Of Misses Mollie +. Billman.
Mary Smith, Ella Earl and Queenie Russell, the
latter as the "Swiss Toy GIRL" Many others rem
dered efficient help, whose names arc omitted for
want Of time and space. The affair was managed
principally By Mr.. d. n. Shawen, Of Alberton, 20
whom great credit 10 due for bis indefatgabie ef.
forts In arranging details, etc. The Aiberton cor.
net band was 10 attendance both nights. Mr..
iled. DAur.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Mortgage Sale.

Samuel q. Wilson. aaetionser. sold nj the Cour,
Mouse on Monday. for X. J. Gittings. Esq, alter
ney named 10 mortgage from Mrs. NJ. A. Shea.
Icy and husband 10 David King. about ~ acres Of
land, situated on the yoppa road "a miles east Of
Towsontown, to Jacob wisnsr, for S2,7oo. Al.
other tract Of Is acres, adjoining the above, vas
offered, subject 20 . mortgage claim Of over 81 :.
200, but Withdrawn for want Of bidders.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
A Baltimore County Divorce Case.

Judge Miller, 81 the Court Of Appeals, has de.
lvercd an opinion In the case Of Henry lie Brun,
Gorist doing business In the 18th distriet VI this
county, vs.. Julia 4. Le Brun. Tho bill in this
ease flied In February 1879, prays that = eercmo.
NAL marriage between the parties may be declared
and adjadged nul!ity upon the ground that the
defendant was the lawful life Of another man WHO
vas living at the time this ceremony was perform
ell. II charges that on or about the 7th of March,
1919. the said Julia was lawfully mar led TO Chas.
Randall, Prus,ian, as complainant believes, bat
then . resident of Baltimore. Living together for
several years Randall abandoned her. and In 1866
still knowing Randall 20 be alive. bat represent.
Ing herself rs mn unmarried woman, Julia married
the complainant, knowing Randall 10 be lifting at
the time ani after the ceremonial marriage with
him she corrcsponded with Randall and received
money from him. That she finally lcft him, he
being the rrjuied father OF two children by her I;
that she Instituted proceedings Of divorce and he
paid her aiimony In ignorance all the time of her
relations with Randall and he supposed che was
his lawful wife. The wife, in her answer, admits
serted her and she bad not heard from him for
nine years before her marriage with lie BTun, all
Of which she had acquainted lie Drum with, and
that she LEFT 10 Brun, and that the court had
granted her divorce n mensa at thoro on account
Of lie Brun's cruel treatment
She also AYERS that she has never correspondcd
with Randall since he left her and know nothing
Of him save that man Of his name. whom she
believes was her first husband, was killed on the
Mississippi during the The court. after q
lengthy review Of the testimony as 10 the identity
Of the Charles Randall In the case, says, we are
all clearly Of opinion . easefor annuling the
rage has not been made out by the requisite
proof. and affirm the decree below in favor " the
wife
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

Tie Ssisssifs A-svieas hes the following i'm
psrant information for those Who desire 10 get rid
Of sssnpss an thsssssnn bore hole one or two
inches 10 diameter according 10 the girth Of the
latter, and about eightesn inches deep. Put in u
one - two ounces of saiipeter Oh the hole with
water and plug Il close. 10 The ensuing spring
take out the Plug and pour IN about half gill Of
ksfossns on aud ignits a. Tue stump win smcui-
der away without blasting 70 ths very extremity Of
the roots, isAving nothing but ashss."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Marrow fscape.

The n ?. n. Cincinnati express on The North
ern Central railroad, had very narrow escape On
Monday nikht last. Bat few moments befoFs
the express vas due at Woodbury., VIM. Brannon,
an amployee Of the county, found bouideron the
shsrl distance below. woodbsrry. The boulder
was q large enc, and " the train had strusk u =
serious accident might have resulted. fthsd been
just gotten cue Of Che way, when the traia went
by.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
circuit Court.

The following cases we're disposed Of In the Cir
cult Court ON Saturday last: James >. Smith vs.
the woodbsrry Buiiding Association, No ?, Of Bal
sioa Tor sIIi.gs. jeisroa J. walsh ct a., trad
Ing ~ p. Walsh 4 Sons W. Sister Borgia FARRELL,
gsrnishse Of Darius L. Brooks 4 Brother; attach-
Jnsnt qaashed. J. J. walsh ct Al. W. Darius l..
Brooks; the Judgment 10 favor Of plaintiff for
t5ss.s3 was entered 10 the use Of VIM. J. Hooper.
jacob Starry W. the Northern Central Railway
favor Of plaintiff for $50 ovsrruled. Jas. J. Ne
Cam W. Mrs. Mary Kiichsnitein, BY her husband
and next friend, WIN. Redman, appeal from JUS
tee Gallagher; jadgmsnt below Tor Kilchenstein
for s72.ss; reversed and judgment for Kilehen-
stein for s6.oi. II was ordered In the appeal
ease Of Israel and Christian German We. John Il.
swift that the Germans should pay the matter q
costs. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
pissribusion or Popuias,on.

The census oeses announces the following sp-
proximats distribution Of the total population Of
The country among the several glasses Males,
15,b2o, bs1; females, 1l.e32, esl, natives Il he
United States, l3,s75, SOC; forsign born, es55,-
$780, whites. <s,fet,s1zI eoisFed, ASH, isl; In
diass and hslf-.sssds nos In tribal relations =
es,i22 Chinese, 1o5,<s3; other Asistisk ass.
The number Of eoIored persons 10 e.eh 10, 600
whites u l5,ls3, against 1l.51s In 1870. Ths
number q females % every 100000 males Il 90,
SIC, against q, sol In 1870. The number Of for
sign bora persons 70 every 100000 natives is Isl
$50, against 1855 IN 1870.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
eg-Nsr Yorl and p.ou.ylvanla are the onl

ie8-New York and Pennsylvania are the only
States that pay their Governors . salary Of sio,-
900 year. Loui,iana pays -, 900 and California,
Colorado, Illinois aud Nevada pay $4,000 EACH
Ohio pays $4,000 and docs not provide . house for
the Governor. The smallest salaries are those Of
the Governors Of Michigan, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Vermont, 8, 900 year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
pUsINna9 LOCALS.

1e.'r.. q; >. c:da 4 cs..ons Of the oldest
baltimore Is the foundry, machine aud boiler
works Of Messrs. Z. J. Codd q Co., 357, 25s and
26l south Caroline street. Owners Of nills, steam
engines, &C., when 10 need Of any repairs % new
articles they will end u 70 their advantage % ea
and see Messrs. Codd q Co. Sec advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
TOR SALE On RENT.

The desirable DWELLING, located On Bsslsy
avenue, near Joppa road. The house Il Of brick,
too stsries finished basement. Lot 70 By iso fsst.
Some fruit. Pump. Heass lately painted inside.
Apply 10 Julius RuDIGER. Tsusentnun. erat
Unloh oiice. fMareh a5.-th
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
ssNot Guilty. I"

Win. NJ. Jensen, WIN. Warren. Esekiei Williams
and Emil Ruage. the men indicted for stealing
the body Of Miss jeanne Smith from the Baltimers
Cemetery some dme ago, were tried IN . city
Criminal Court On Thursday and acquitted.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

James D. Essor, Il this county, Usitsa States
storekecpsr, has been transferred from the Han
mis- distiilery, Canton, TO cdghton's distillsry,
Holiday street, Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Rioters at Work.

At late hour ON Sunday night last number
Of men attacked the house of John c. Armstrong.
OF Texas sth district, hurting missiles against the
buiiding, discharging firearms about the premises,
aud behaving altogether In . very disorderly
manner. A shutter was broken frpm one Of the
windows, but the assailants were checked and held
at bay by Mr.. Amrstong, who produced . gun,
and pointing Il at the crowd. pulled the trigger.
The weapon missed Gre, but the asssiiants did not
wait for another trial, but proceeded 10 the rssi
dence Of william Z. Chiids, where they continued
their riotous conduct, even going 90 far - 20 Ere
upon the budding. bullet entered . room
where some member Of the family was lying sick,
but it seems no damage vas done. Complaint
was laid before Justice Gallagher here on Monday
morning, who issued warrants for the arrest oi
Thomas 0'Connor and. George Ward, the emily
members Of the gang whose names 90 far have
beet aseertsinsd. The warrants we're placed u
the hands Of officer Brown for execution. They
charge the parties with fsionioasly breaking Into
the house of John @. Armstrong, and with rios
ens and disardsrly conduct. The men had evi-
dsntiy been drinking. and gave 90 an excuse fos
their behavior that they wanted somsthing 10 eat.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

h..e. W''e F..es'.Thi. fence .iihs.sh ean.
and 10 approved - being both cheap and durable.
or the Numerous kinds o. wire fsncsin the narkei
"The Kelly Steel Barb WIRE" 70 claimed 10 b su-
psrisr 10 al others. AL. Clayton. l3l psansylva-
nis avenue, Baltimors Z hs general Agent for The
South. Call aud zee him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
The McDonosh Farm school.

The annual report Of Samuel II. Tagart, Esq.,
president Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above
Institution, located In Green Spring Valley, this
county, states that the present buiiding 10 not
large enough 20 accommodate the pupils applying
for admission. and win Be enlarged bat, isto Be
regretted, not In q manner suitable 20 perpetuate
the memory Of the founder, Tor lack Of means
from the income. The school has attained high
reputation In the skiliful hands Of Col w. Allan,
the principal, and his associates. During the
year Mr.. v. L. Cionsher has been appointed
manager OF the farm, 10 succeed Mr.. Jobon, who
resigned. Beyond improvement Of the soil
and the reclamation Of much waste land, u has
yielded no revenue. II has nesertheless, accom-
pshed the chief objects Of lie purchase, In being
the means 10 teach the boys 70 cultivate the soil
and plant and secure crops, aud u, besides, 20
them constant source Of recreation.
The report Of the finance committee exhibits n
favorable condition Of the fund The vaidc Of The
trust the frst day Of January, 1850, vas $751;
s6s.s9 less Iva premium on Investment 1885,
600 Of the percent. city stock leaving $3.50 o45.
SO. The value Of the trust on the frst day ofJan-
uary, 1851, was ss7s.i7oos, being the present
value OF fund and showing gsin during the
year Of sls,l3t.i6. OF this amount sJ.373.09 was
. decrease In expenses, and sils.@f income from
the building fund. The report says the increase
Of the fund since January 9Th, 1869, has been
s35s, t3o besides maintaining the school from its
organization In 1873. The prcsery alton of this
fund has been the predominant consideration with
the board and they have hemmel u 10 with all the
guards that human foresight could spsgcst.
The report Of the principal. Col. Allan, state,
that the cry pupils are poor boys Of good charac'
Ter and fair capacity. They eater at'an average
age Of " years, and may remain sntii 10 years %
age. Special merit may win an additional year.
The boys given good solid education and
trained 10 habits % Industry aud self. reliance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
CTOP THAT COUGH.


FARM OF Ies ACRES, Q miles from BsIsi-
Ss;, ,..' -. si D%E 1fE sT2Srs
etc. Stream e running water through -
tks place. Tren Ore and Kaslin have been fssna
90 q: Pssg:y. Ag(y :. s res b sl
reh lo-al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
Legal Notices.
Law once Of 9. Parker Bosiey. TowsOn
town, Md.

John d. DURKEEs VS. CONRAD J.
81 KIRscHNER AND SARAH KfRSCHNRR,
IL hs Circuit Court for Baiiissrs eosHiy-is
EqHify.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 10th day Of February, 1881, that the
sale made and reported by John d. Durkees,
Mortgage and Assignee Of Mortgage, Of the
property mentioned In the proceedings In the
above entitled cause be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause 10 tho contrary thereof be shown ov
before he 7h dog II March, 1881, provided copy
cd 10 Baltimore county, once In each o. three
eessive weeks before the Tth day Of March, 1881.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be S.
$500
WIN. u. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test;
wM. N. ISAAC. Clerk.
Feb. I2-it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

Get As Bssi.-Fos frst-elass hand-mads shoes
Tor men, women and ehildrss. goto Alfred Phipps,
in the rear Of Adyo Hotel, Tovsonfoun. Having
had long experiences be feels confident o. bsing
able 10 sivssaiisiastien. Repairing promptly and
neatly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
OK O0O To LOAN IN ONE SUM

Il 900 In another. on FIRST MORTGAGE at
per ccnt. Apply 10 NJ. w. OFFUTT,
i0iiiee with Col. D. u. Msfnissai, Tssssasswn.
Feb. ie.-G
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26
LOUIS HELD,
BREADAND PEE BAKER, FANCY
CAKES a CONFECTIONERY,
T0WS0HT0WH, ND.

es-ordersfo for BALLS, PARTIES CHURCH
FESTIVALS VIII Be promptly hllsd q sbsrt no
lice. tAprii iI,so.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-02-26

Net Surplus, over Capt..
tai. Reserve and all Liabil-
tttes......... .............S $OL,OO$.oS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-27
Ot5cee Buffalo.

Ser bu6tp'te 8iiduf 8, 9ousblin Ieste
am Sonntas, ben IL. b. M /, ben @runb'
ftsin Der neusn ct. Gsnss '&ir6e, on Der
gde BON 6upt unb Sadstt StraBs, 1u
Brootlgu, 81. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-27

4benbs, aus. Sn menigen Winutsn fan,
ben IL Sdeunen unb Stdue In belen
Slammen nnb bebrobten ben u6rbliden
6llssl bes Benlfonates unb bic 8erfffatt
oss @looidmiebes S~sIlenbart. Die @roks
lfraBs mar tasesbsa erleu9tst. Mie Cos
men atoe,tsten bic Seuerpebrleute UNI 6err
oss Sranoes gu perben. 3eitweiIia fir&s
tete man fur bic aniiaIt Der Sdwefern.
StspieI Die SsrIuite bstraseu, wirb nidt
ssnleloet. absr es muB uieI ieiu. Muss
mar usrtt9ert. Branbidabeu erlittsn : Der
acknowledgements G%omriidr anbre, bourr
bic SdrSsr Ufaiem, 9artbolemp gIe6e.
Seler. gspinois, GnssIbsrt, Rommes, gonrs
top, EoSe, 2emaire uub BITE Wittusu Sacs
quentin unb gumotte.
Wan ar9tet, baB bic sroBsn Was
nSper tn Der 9rouins aIes 6oduiIb aug
ben Wdlbsrn mad Jrautre;5 uub benz
@roB5srSostbum usriast babsn.
3u % a NJ q + erbielt in Der biidSfi6en
@apsue ain 10 Sanuar Der Stubent Der
RbeoIosie, 9snri .. DorIoSot BON ssIos
rst1., Die bl. Priefisrweibe.
uebsr bic in Ser Yrouiu, ifatiinbsu,
ben Wfan6usrtb eiIt Der Rational" Solaen,
bss nit: am 5. September III bas 6aupt.
quarter 3u Neuf6atsau, es wsrben bic
e%dnetsrs nno @uibsn bis ct. 6ubert.
@~samplou, EenneuiIe, Gruiue porifoss~L
f5 babel immer auf 9atnaa iiltsnb.
I'm 6. September pirb bas 6auptauartier
mad ct. 5ubert ussIsst uno Srsantsrie
lopte eapauerie auf &Iou, Rafioane.
Sanbe, EenneuiIe, Greene, an6Ip, Mrs
utae. porrld!n, bic 0aGbut absr lit
Saitna3 fteben. am Z. wiro bas 6aupts
quarter BON ct. 6ubsrt mad Semeppe uers
lest; bic Brisaoen gapauerie borne unb
BON ber artilerte sebedt, iessu iid in
WearSe, Greene, NQFosne, ganOs, 0aba,
9fdcsnne, Jorrieres, 9orfa, Sarsimont,
&op uno 9amoir fet. Die Ra9but III In
ct. Subsrt. Im 8. b%iuouaquireu bic
Gruppsn In Der tlnIsesen6 uon Dtarde, BITE
@auaasrte In Der &i5tuns BON Sopne unh
Woiust, bic Sufantsrie babinter, bic Rads
but 81 Baba unb Champion. Nm g.. aros
Be S4Ia9t. Gas bteier Waridorbnuna
ssbt bsroor, baB na5bsm Elm S&eiuans
stttt auf garoGe sema9t moroen III, bic
brittle Sipiion usitIi9 auf War@e III mars
lStrt ltt anf sts giienbabn pom Briiel
mad arlon ifissnb.
5err g'bote, Notar 3u @.Ilin, 1T
gum Grsdn3unss' Gi9ter bsim Srieoenss
sert9t SsS @autons ernannt worben.
Das Sabset fir bic Yropin, 2ursms
burg 1T auf 5S9. oss Grs. feitssitelt wors
cen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-27
8 xem 6nrgt(@ S.
@eretntete Staaten.
@as bic Slattrr ibrr uniere bissjabrige
Pramie ~ iascu baben.

rtuHitt ~ iaBlH puptH.
Der vBabrbsitsfreunb" BON Cincinnati
i6reibt barltsr in ieiner IeStsn Drummer :
Der &aubrtttsr spn S~erinaeu
Unit Der 8reu3fabrer BON 8sls" &c.
Sn sints Der intsredantelttn Rapitel Der Sc.
iti6ts 9ursmtprsS unb 0imburss, nGmli9 ees
bfs 2imburser Grbfolarfrsites, bat Der Ysrfsl Ter
cine ipannenbe Grabbing ssrlpttsn. atsr CT
ersGblt uns feline eistssseihi&te nit p~tIiSatsr
Sph3eit unb airetaufe, ipnesrn Iailsut uns
ben bittersn Streit strsisr ateleseltls6ter, tsrin
eiass Sbsrtaupt aud in jsnsm @rbfcIsefrsit ais
gannerberr bon 9lremburg cine RpQe lpielt.
Darun, treisu aud bic biftprii9rn Sreisn;Is bis
aaf bic lestsn 3 aapitsl defenders in Zen Scr.
bersrunb. Cir ane, esrsn Wiese In Yursmburs
sstaneen, eirfte srrliesenes @r;Gbluns san3 be.
lpnesrs iatersfant fin.
Ser vSbio Waiienfreunb" iast:
Der &aubrttter ron 3 sringen
une Der Rreu3fabrer son Sells" &c
Cine pabrbaft rpmantiiGfeTsinee Shileeruns,
psltr BON Der 3useue liSsr nit 6rsuss sslsisn
perssu nib.
Ser bufNu. P. Su9annrs, C. S c IN
pon New Orleans. Ga, mad Cincinnati
on bas ct. Soispb's college, SO. 27l Us.
8. StraBs psrisst porosu.
gu 5rfina, @innsidsit Co., Soma,
uerltarb, poblusriebsn NIT ben 81. Cara
msntsn, Waria Oreis, bel ibrsm So5ns
Sobn Sreis. r l.. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-27

Biftof @rauss pom Namir ben Germ 8.
&siup unb q. 8. giss bic Dsibe bes Sub
b%iGconates.
Gr3bii6ot 9r. Melhers. Der vgai,r
Courier" beitdiist bic uou einsm telsiider
glatte sebra6te No9ri9t, bas Der botm'its
@r,biidof Or. Wsl5s,s BON R6ln mad
&om bsrufen porben isi, UNI ben Ra,ti.
%nalspurpur 81 etbaIten.
gu Gremsmiinifer bat am %. ausuil
untsr aifiltsns Der Biid6fs BON 9ius unb
ct. 90Iten i'm gsiisin bss guItusminiiets
unb Der Bsb6rben, iopie elmer srobsn
Wssnse pon anbd5tiseH, bic fsietIide Son:
iecriruns bss neuen Disusr Sirif @rSbi:
i6ofs 8ansIbauer burd ben pdpitIi9sn
Nuntips ganutsui itattsefunben.
&Gln, %. 9lus. Der iibpeaIide Ebeil
bss Siotburmss unitrss Oomss III nun.
mebr p6aia Der @s,aite Isbis. Staunsnb
ifsbt Die Wense am 6uke bisieS Steinco
Ioiiss, Der erf isst in isinsr wrneer5aren
Sd6nbeit pou srsIdnst unb has 8srIansen
mad sdr;Ii5em 9etitwinbsu alIer @eriift.
b0Issr sspaItis msbrt. Ro9 penise @o
den, aIsSanr psrben aud bic &eIte bes
WaIbss nisberssIest isin unb bic bsrrIiSen
Steinrisien in ibrer san3en Waisitdt benz
sutSddtsn 9luse fi6 borfteIen.
Ser bisberise pGptli9c Runtius in
Minden, Gr1biidof @diar &oncetti,
wel9er I'M Sabre 1875 in BseIsitung bss
Niisr. ubaloi alS pdpfIider abIssat sinsn
Ebeil Der Der. Staten unb @anaba's be,
rsiite unb bas pdpfIide B,eue ibsrbradte,
bu,9 relGeS WiIwuutse our @rabiSBsie
unb Der nun in Soft rubsnSe bodultbisits
grabii6cf 9enni gum s,iten WletrOpOIi
ten Der neuru Str9enpyouin, srnannt prr:
be, 1T tir5li9 IebensssfdbiIid ertrantt unb
nit ben B. Steibsiacramsntsn uerisbsn
porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-27
Saar, mofsI, Gifsl unb gunsria.

I'm "a. ausuf fubr Der tommanbi,
rsnbe General bss 8. Irmsscorps pou Ebins
len bur5 Beueu, nm bic In Der @esenb
BON Rtrf man0uerirsnben Truppsn gu bes
f4tissn.
Ssit elmer Reibe pom Sabrsn
pureen BON Seit su 3eit Oiebifdble on 2eis
nspano IN etnem su WsIsn iebr wobIbas
bsnbsn Sauie usri6t. Eros aLer 0oridt
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