davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-20

more real estate on tho Spnth SIDE
tim @ any other single agent the amount being
over S5.o0io0o worth He has lived OH tl!e
South Side tor twenty;-six years, and 49, IS !;
therefore well posted and acqhi'aeo q;,h :chners ,e :.
and ffaS:s Speaks German er M and French lientIy is
may be termed sclt-'nade man, having h',d q
to y work since lie was able to 20 50 !at 10 10
years Of agc,, and w.at ne sS toaay Is ta8. sn
naver - himself, and is ut present building that
til,e @ blockon Michigan avenue near Twenty
Isl; ISL # for this same Office against the Ed
Phillips gang but tey were TOO i!cn t'1't
and Ii lad it been a line day would have won,
and and the city would never have been dis$r;!cetl
by that crowd. If nominated, his election
is a certainty.
, 1881-03-20

=, 1F IEf.N1H N.11zI5.
h. 1ssely attended meeting Of the regular
hs's h'Esuo'lcaa Club Of the Fifteenth Ward WAS
~. 'ast evening in Folz's Hall. Mr.. T. u.
,Is presided. The meeting was held with
e,s ol nominating 4 candidate for Alder
tr.s;a me ward. 4 number Of gentlemen
'.rssn1 ~ Signed the Club roll.
~ report OF the Committee. appointed at
, 1881-03-20
San Francisco Chronicle

Los ANGELES. March IA great discovery has
been made On the s1ojArc Desert, which seems
destined to rryoiutionixe vitcuIure i'll Southern
Cuiifornta. /, has been found that grape-cut-
tin9s inserted in the trunks Of the cacts on tne
and hrye as ygoso15y Us In cat IL
rhc 1;eonIe. nv Tho use of Il ehisei a man cnn
planr u large Vineyard III day. and the vine 8 50
pnnted viii climb she cactus md grow lu14F'e ahs
drv hnt sands IF the desert will afford fine
piace i for drying raIsins. 1u addition to grupes'
, 1881-03-20
CORRESPDNDENCE.
!, G, SWOKTALL FUR MAlUlt.
10 the Editor Of IM Chicago I'7oune.

To the Editor Of 77t Chicago 1'75une
Cr,,cAco. March 19-it seems difficult to
cknose n Republican candidate for Mayor
from among the present nominees. But
whatever be done, one thing is certain: we
must select strong candidate, or we s3lsl1
h.. ho,tou nv Carter Harrison, who is really
the Democratic stalldartl-bearer. Is not this
a az GOOD tiulc in the discussion to present the
,,an,p of Il new man, who may be satisfactory
to most Republicans. sug ggest the name OF Of
Mr.. John 6. Shortall, who has time 70 altfnu u
to the office, and has sufficient ability. Lel
him bt. nominated and elected. D.
, 1881-03-20

Cuttc,1ra Remedies arc prepared by Weeks l.
Potter, Chemists und Druggists, $50 Washlngton-
st., Boston. md are for sae by all nruKg!sIs'
60 cents: large boxes, III; Cuticura Resnlyent.
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle; Cuticnra
Medicinal Toilet Soap, 2' ctnts: Cutlc1ra Me
dicinul Shaving Soap, Is cents; IN bars FOR har-
hers and large consumers, 50 cents.
~ Al maileti free OIL receipt Of price.
, 1881-03-20
MEDICAL.
i!
Blood Humors, Itching and Scaly Dis
eases, Scrotula, Scrofu|ous Sores,
Ulcers, and swe||ngs, positively, per-
manentIy, and economically cured.

Cr,T1cuRA REsoIyESr is the greatest blood
purifier in medicine 1t acts through the bow
els, vers, kidneys. and skin cutlcnra. @ Ne, Me-
l1ft.tess flesh aud skin auys inflammation, t1cn-
inc. and irritation. and heals. CuticnrA Soap
clcanses heals. sottens, whttens. Rnd Ienutttles
the skin, It, and the CuttCarn Shaving soap. rue
only medicinal shaving soap. are prepared from
EuticuTl.
, 1881-03-20

Jrs, Asa r. Brown. Maiden. Mass, had Salt
Rhcum on body and limits for eight years. No
kind OF treatment or medicine or doctors t'la her
nny good, Limbs 50 raw and painful thht sne
WNs Obliged at times tt gu nbuut on crutenes.
Many of SIaIdcns best citizens can TESTIFY 70 ner
condition. She despaire't Ut cure or esen reltet
I1srd tho Cuttcurl Res0lvent internally, And the
Cuttcura and tuticura Soap externally, anu was
cured in six months.
, 1881-03-20
TIE EIQEIlN,

The attention of capitalists and speculators Is
cal,ed to very valuable tract Of land in South
Chicugo, advertised BY the Receiver of the Fl.
deity Savings Bank. 1t Is the lust tract In tnat
suburb, and Tomorrow is the last day on which
bids viii be received for it. II no further bids
are made it goes for the original price, without
further order Of Court
, 1881-03-20
rha New Minnesota Senator.
: IB 4tE" *s
@-s,p Turk Trf}nttF.

NtW 1OTN, n t03!'ts' .na3
Gen. Edgarton is said to be man OF So Gooe %
ABILITY aud OF fine personal appearance f he Is
tnt.1v ,xrnrs has been promtncnt in Minnesota
stafa rotcs Before the W.T. ee " T"i {Se ps nat
cia., ~ oTarrantion from which he retired with
the the delegates VINO nominated Breckin1idse. In
, 1881-03-20
AID. CLARK A. MAN or THE PEOPLE.
m. a.. Fdfto- of The fMisu10 Tribune.

~ N''~ 0'''--*f
CHICAGO. March 19-l met Democratic
friend to-day who told me that ne under.
stood that Mr.. Clark was ''silk-stocking,'
"a man hard to approach. who treated his
employees austerely, and gave them to under
stand that he was 50 far above them socially
that hey nast treat him with cnrine ie dsIst Mhc
~ tha presence of his sovereign.
y friend Furthermore iHformed r,eI ne i oiie {Iias
ganarnf AlthouEh a Democrat OH principle,
AID intending to yqte for ahndf the noeS a S IF not y
1,,ie}jv sit down ard see my employer M
treated for potca ot g Wf sort A"a of
man he Is ihnt write this, which hope you
WI haye tie ki1dnss nT ,t,ara to paoS MI rnSsaf Gsr
fs aaSiiv annruached; and have never known
Jim to harsh f',; ofa ,da to aft9 an spPys af %agcs Is:
aIwavs listens to what they have to say. and
te ,. M 9r 9 sgss an ss
and Win The exception Of myself, hope he
viii viii be elected. Respectfully, EArLoXE.
, 1881-03-20

This alarm from Box 81 at $50 yesterday
afternoon was caused by fire III the five
storyaa1d basement red SANDSTONE bullolnE
al the southwest corner OF Madison street
and Fifth avenue. Cause, box ct klntIllng
wood catching fire f41ln sto'e.' Damage
tritlfnr.
, 1881-03-20

-,,o ..,.a,a;, +ha ar1nr as volunteer, and was
ls6@ DC nanfan. year later be WIS promoted
= Sssss Ssnsia a"S sesF seS
Brcset Du'hican it one time he was Nnil-
rsd nes'1e Con, missioner Of siinnesota. He has been
j.. +he, ctns,. Ent1nfe.
, 1881-03-20
AT BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

Special DfIpateh to The CHtca0o 7'EouHe@
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March 19.-fire'
catching from {; defective chimney, TINS
afternoon, destroyed large house owned
hy John Root. The damage will exceed
$1,000, with only 81, 100 Insurance.
, 1881-03-20

Manuel Mansntz. New Orleans. LII. writes:
No others can compare with the Cuticura Rem
cdies hnve used thenl in all forms LOT ISL
which was efcctuully cured In eight weeks
, 1881-03-20
MnsueR,s PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

will be open Tuesday, March e. and is the only
one in tho city that Is making beautiful hein-
brandt lightning portraits with shadow ehects'
Memorial photographs specially.
, 1881-03-20
At u1LLSDALE, MTClIs

DETROIT, Mich, March 1o.-Fire In Hills,
dale this State, this morning destroyed
1iammonl & Bliss wooden buildings and
burned the roof and steeple OF the Methodist
Church, the buildings occupied ny "mpp,e
esrau.'s = .inntal oiiice. and the residences of
two "i: families. L"ss, $4,000, Including s2,5n
damage to the church; insurance, about
81; ON.
, 1881-03-20

Dr. aIedcatfes@ '1Syrup Red Spruce
Gum {trAde- mark}, a well~tred and successtu!
remedy Tor coughs, asthma. brt,nchitts, and a[l
throat and lung troubles. Sole prOprietors,
MedcuIfe g. Co., I. North Clark street.
, 1881-03-20


Tb the Editor at Ine Chicago Tribune.
C11cAGo. March l9.-As one i'll the same
line of business as Mr.. Clark. and member
of the Commercial Club, which 1t is falsely
said first suggested him for the Mayoralty,
I wisl, to correct some yarns which / heard
renpatetl1his noon while at lunch. II was
said that Mr. Clark was not popular ~ anc
trade; that he was 50 high-tone;i as 10 tnll'h
called called on him at his store lie, tiguratively.
held him ut arms length. and would not !,l
cnuntenance anything that looked as T the
person addressing him was All equal. ,Ao:W.,
this is all bosh. have nag qealnss !n; ,,nt Ma'.,
man maj @ Who W was SO courteous and gentle
,u:a,, Manly lie doesn't slap a man
o1a''}i on the back, or knock his nat nat
over his eyes, but he IS always pa.'e,,. a, n1la
called poor man who has occasion TO eau on
him. with as much consideration as he doesa
so-calltd merchant prince ,,,. t;uh
neWord as to the Commerclal Ciup' "hlen
| have heard asserted was political oreanl-
| zatlon. It is all organization of merchants:
who pay no initiation fee, and VINO negt
| eirht times a year to discuss questions Wtiicn
affect the welfare of the city, sewerage, street
Gnce,,eMi GGmcsd Mf Clark, whie not the candidate
Of The Club, is Endorsed BY many OF me inTnl- m
hers. Democrats and Republicans: simply oe-
| cause he is known to be man ot 1n1sIsl!ts'
capable in syery way q 4he whos
munity, As to Mr.. Clark's standing IN tne
| tratit would say that there. isn't man
who stands as high, or is loved as mucn IsIs as
he is, and for this reason; ne + Ras:ttiv , ii,;1
VIZ HYDE AND LEATHER.
AID, CLARK AND THE WESTERN INDIANA
| RAILROAD.
! 10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, March 1e.7-To those VINO nave
watched the progress and the peco1lat 'ilet"
DDS of the Western Indiana Railroad Con-
pany in this city the coming city electlon pos 'e.
sesses an interest far beyond the mere pollll
cal considerations involved. Ihe history y O.
this Company, so fur as connected VIII ohl
caso, is we'll known to all who are lnle'este'
in the well-being Of the city, and 1t IS uhnec
essary to 20 into any recital OF 1acts' put
ens;c;ont NJ tn say that the matter has now re
dunaI ITSELF to the question whether. unde
The broad and fraudulently-o aii,
erossIy-abused power Ito lay down ana op
eerate railroad with one or more tracks al
such swtchings, sldtngs ana e,o1 tn'tuuts t,s - =.
ay he Genaeaay pc may acquire by purchase
demnatior, or otherwise, unto suci te;m E;,'a
nus as it may establish" between ne riDe y
and State street and slxteemth1 anu astrint M III n
sonthward travel and traffic Of this great cit It
: to onlv two streets, and with its slde-1rac:k
and depots turn large and valuable portlo l
. .of the South Division into a rallIoas-yal 1
rao'iiar at.o Iia methods the Company has place
}tseIf in a position where in the opinion. =;
many good lawyers who had examined ~ n
question it has 1ortG1ea rs m pnteE he % cit
! and the Judiciary Committee Of the Coulicl
!, nf T which. aid. John N. Clark IS ne1noe 4,
, 1881-03-20

it has been proved that melons, cueum6ers, an, amo
tomatoes WHIP grow from cactus stocx' ~ An14*
the desert may SOON bltN>M as the rose.
, 1881-03-20

The ftomeopathtc poultry pf1ysIcinn,
together with a small case of suitable medicines.
mHy be procured ut U slnnl! outlay at boerlcXe
& Tafers Pharmacy. No. is Clark street,
, 1881-03-20

Give me tho Shakers sarsapari1!a: in prefer
encc to all uthcrs.-C. A.e'uaMettt, II. Il. bos-
fam,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24

James Redpath, writing from Ireland,
speaks Of the annual migration of laborers
from the western counties to England and
Scotland to engage in harvesting and other
farm work. "They put in their little crops OF
potatoes in the spring and leave the women
and children to attend.t to them until they come
back In the fall. After the great evictions
their holdings were so poor and so small that
it was impossible to pay the rent and support
a family on their produce. There are from 80
600 to $4,000 Of these migratory laborers still
The tact that their movements have seldom at
tracted even passing notice from the press
is compliment to the Irish peasant. No riot,
no drinking, no dsorderly conduct, either IN
passing through the IRISH or British cities,
marks their march; and one of the bitterest
enemies of their agitation has been forced to
admit that IT cannot recall even a single In.
stance IN which one OF the tribe has figured in
any of our police courts "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1881

were elected from the Elberon grounds. One
was man who appeared at the hotel with a
case of surgical instruments. He sent for Col
Rockwell, and tho message was plausible
enough to bring Col. Rockwell from The cot
tage, The man said that he had been sent by
power which mastered him. and that if he
was admitted to the Pres dent he would speed
ily remove the bullctand also perform another
surgical operation which would restore the
President, Not long after this man had been
sent away another came. He had a bottle of
fish oil He said that he and his son had
spent six weeks in catching enough of y pecu.
liar kind of fish to extract the oil. The fish
were caught IN Massachusetts Bay, and the
OIL, If poured on the wound, would make the
President well man in three days. This man
also was ejecled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24
o,oon v;c,or;a,s life n, Ra,moral ia ver,

Queen Victoria's life at Balmoral is very
simple and uniform. The piper plays under
her window every morning at 8; she has
break tasted and Is out OF doors by 10, from
which hour she spends till noon in walking
and occasionally visiting at the cottages In
the vicinity of the castle; from noon until 5,
with half an hours interval for luncheon, she
dcvotes herself to work which may be termed
dispatches, state papers, &c,
and writing memoranda and letters IN connec-
ton Herewith; at 8 she sets out for her daily
drive, which lasts TIL Z, and occasionally later.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24
Astonishing the World.

For q perfect renovation OF exhausted and en-.
feebled constitutions, female weakness and gen
eral decline, nothing so surely and speedily pro
duccs a permanent cure rs does Electric Bitters.
Their wonderful cures are astonishing the world
For Kidney and Urinary Complaints they are a
perfect specific. DO not give up in despair, for
where everything else fails. Sold by E. Y.
Griggs Mt fifty cents bottle. (2)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24

nR. Nj. ZENDE.R, Homeopathic Phyulcian, OF
~ tawA Ill Offers his services to the friends Of the H0
eopahic system in Ottawa In all branches OF his pr0ee
sioR. Particular attention Give ~ The of womel
and children. Office In Glover h Cooks Block febi6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24
OF OUR EXCHANGES.
OF their crops-Hens.


lhe combing MANA barber.
II Kernel Sellers Peanut vendors.
To get long well-Dlg 1t deep.
Soar feat--A balloon ascension.
Keeps q man on his feet-Dancing.
A grave crror-Burying man alive.
model man-The patent right agent
A nice quarrel-A GOODNESS between ice dealers
A reduction OF -Discharglng female EN-.
ployees.
Good cause for acton-Getting into hornets
nest.
War.cry OF the Araches-The army must be
reduced.
How to raise beets---Take hold OF the tops and
pull.
QuxRR.---Cau man eating dates be said to
sonsume time!
Love your enemy-Send his boy a toy pistol
Cultivation OF hops-A father whipping his
Bald headed men are lucky. They never DE
"Wit thou trust me, darllng!" and she wilted
and put him down on the slate for two beers and
sandwich.
How to make Il pair OF back stars-Let two
women with new bonnets on pass each other on
the street.
Stanley ls very Ill on the Congo River. There
is hope OF his recovery, however He Is out of
reach of the doctors
1t Is sometimes great honor TO receive the
degree OF DID,, but there are degrees which are
nothing more than fiddle dee dee.
A Washington newsboY stopped gentleman
In the street and asked him to read something
from the newspaper for him "to boiler"
Miss Flora McFlimscy MacVeagh
Went sailing IN Waabout Beagh;
When her lover he met her, upset her and wet her
All over with salt oceans spreagh.
Miss Flora thought 1t right rough,
And called her bold lover mough;
But her lover he caught her and taught her that
water,
Like women, Is unstable slough.
Washington Repubi'tan
How perfectly In accordance with the eternal
fitness OF things ii Ia that the sinner who Ia guilt
all over should want PRAYER book which is also
IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24


I'm called an aesthetic young man,
And wudc people say am silly
| carwy a wose and fan
And dine on the scent of lily;
I'm touched with the bwic.a bwac cwale,
A PLAGUE sets my heart In Il hutta,
I'm sweet and weRnrd In my ways---
In fact I'm decidedly utta,
Yes, utta,
In fact I'm decidedly utts.
! dwess In picturesque style,
My costume Is simple and soulful.
My face weahs an aesthetic smile
That's half idiotic, half dOlcful;
I've nothing in common with those
Wude people who spring from the gutta;
But that's too abswurd to suppose
Pm quite too decidedly utta,
Yes. utta,
Pm quite too decidedly utta.
On wishing pwactlce while
In fwont OF my inflow each mawning
10 catch the expwessiOn and smile
That ignowant people ere scawning;
And when through the city pass
set the girls hearts in autta.
Though some Of them call me an asa
What mattahs ii while am utta'
Yes, utta,
What mattahs II while | am ufta'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24

In the course or note upon the ratiOns Of
the Russian soldier, the New York Times tells
this anecdote: "When the half starved Rus
SLAMS poured INTO the village of Andermat,, of
whose famous cheese they had heard SO many
stories, their first proceeding was to des our
the contents of "A large store filled with what
they supposed to be the dainty in question,
and then, falling upon the French, they beat
them back across the Reuss. When Suvorofr.
after the battle, praised the valor Of the men,
one of them modestly attributed i to the good
cheese which they had eaten, and triumphant.
ly displayed the halfgnawed remnant Ola bar
Of yellow sorpw Well, 1t is not strange that
under the circumstances they should have
cleaned out the enemy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24

Nearly every day one or more crazy people
wanted to see the President during his sick.
ness at Washington, and las, week they began
to find their way to Long Branch.
On Saturday morning two crazy people
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24

Madam Demorest's patterns, the fall and win.
ter styles, at Osman & Hapenan's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24
VERY UNIQUE

She sad he had ilattcriGs tongue,
As TO his arm shi fondly clcngur.
Aud loves sweet rrundrlar he snngue.
"For that" he said, any love, guess
You cannot love mo lucss;
Give me the little hand pruess"
otis thine" she said, with glance obllquc,
While blushing roses dyed her chiquo--
The twain will he made one next Niaue.
--NsmcI1tNs .Lnn,.nnl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-24

School books at osmsn q Hspcmsn's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
Gtn ebrIi@er Mamn.

Slnsft 1T Elm S9uIbnsr nod SOidbrissst
AufentbaIts tn Mmsrtta mad Oeuti@Iaub
3uridsstsbrt, nar nm feline bereits Idnsf
peridbrtsn S9uIbsn 3u bsaablen. Ser
3uridsetsbrte, Elm ebrfamer S9neibern,sis
fer, bstbt 2spiors unb mobnte fetner 3ett
tn 8eain a. b. Ober. Na9 ieiner eisenen
@r3abIuns bat Ct feline Ssiu,atb perlafen
tn SoIss pl5tIi9 stnsstretener, fur TIN 3u
GROCER 8srIufte, bic er ui9t ibsrwtubeu
tonnts. Sn amsrita, pobin er i9 wanbs
ts, bat CT fd cine Rsibs pon Sabren qud'
len mafisn, bis ss ibm Dor Iansersr Belt
sslans, Elm B%auern9ut AZ erpsrbes, mo-
6ur9 f9 feline 8stbdltnifs raid bsHerten.
gr 1T tein rei9er Mann, ionbern befst
ssrabe 70 pisl, UNI Bet Ginger Spariamteit
ieinem Stanbe ansemsen forsIos Ieben tu
f5nnen. Ct bat a9t Rinber ~ periorsen.
&ibrsnb mar es, bisien einfa1sn i9li@tsn
Wann gu isben, Der breiBis Sabre lang bic
Gorge NIT f9 bsrumtrus, MitteI 5u f4af'
fen, nm f11 pom Der i'm bradenbeu 2af
isiusr S9uIben 3u befrstsn, unb benz es
nun uers6nnt mar, beimtutebren unb feline
alien BerbtnbIi9teiten abSuI6fsn. Dte
Rs@nuns mar nod poufdnbis pobIerbal,
ten. gr bsitanb barauf, aud nod bic
3inien tablen su molten, BITE natarlt@ nt&t
accsptirt wurben. 2spiorS er3dblte nod,
baB Ct fur ben Eobesfaq elm Eetament &c,
rna9t babe, mad wsI@sm feline grben ni9t
fribsr ibsr feline SinterIaf eni&aft perfa'
gen blrfen, Bis nt1t feline fdmmtlt9sH
S@uIbsn, bic CT Ia nun sIidIi9 bstt@ttst
bat, bs3ablt wdren. Au9 usseu lstnsr
Heile iber ben Ocean, bic Ia moslt9sr'
psiis aud @sfabren fur TIN brtnsen Toms
te, bat er san3 bsionbere Deitimmuasen
nit @idf3t auf bic nod su 3abl.nben
S&ulbem sstroHsn. Ser Wann 1T ar,
Gage wieber 3u feiner GamiIie mad
Amerifa auridaetebrt. wv ------- WI --
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
a@tans tbr RatboIifea!
Die Stimme hes berf. Bius TX.

sSn uniern Easen f9eint bic 0orisbuts
her tatboIii9en Brefe etne ~beionbers Wiis
asu seseben gu baben. ain ibr If es, bic
Drunbidse Der Srbnuns rn6 bes @Iaiis
sens bort, mo bieielbsn berri9sn, au bepabs
ssn unb fe ba 3u psrbrettsn, no @ottIos
Sstett unb cine talte 9lsi9siltisteit bic,
esIbeu In 0ersefenbett seratben lieBen.-
sstas TX. In einem S9reiben pom 1851.
RBir eriudsn Gle inftdnbisf allen bensn
astt eurem guten Wiaen unb eurer @unf
S~ei3ufeben, bic nit @sif besabt unb NIT
e~euisenber SsnatniB ausseriitet, fi9 an
Sae Arbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitlns
sea sur 8srtbeibisuns rnb gsrbreituns Der
satbolii9en 9ebre perSfentli4en. - @negs
eica Btus TX.
Sie Stimme 9en's XIII.
LNoeat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Guerra vestra bona. ct Dominus vos benedicat |!
(2aHet euer 9t1t Ieu1ten Dor ben Wen'
E4en, bamit fe euere suten Wsrte ieben.
Dab Der 5srr ssbs eu4 basu Ssiuen Ses
senD La :,... u maj sHs wr ~
SEQ XIII. at, has tn Yarma eri6sinenbe
Slatt Luce" (2eu6te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
seer sstuotborE.M

Der Tatrer Der gentrums : Yart.i In
9euti9lanb, bat in elmer Sisung
bss preubii9en abseorbnetenbauiss cine
BON idmmtli9en Witgli.oern ieiner !Sraf.
ton ionic ben Yolsn untetitibte 8orlase
unterbreitet, bur9 ,psI9e Die Spenbuns
Der Sairamente uns bic Sarbrinsun8 bes
Webopfers bon ben Strafbefimmunsen
Der @eisbe bon 1873, 74u.75 aussei&loi.
fen srtldrt perben. au9 1T elm aruenets
ment 3a bisier Isiolution In 8orbersituns
bob Die ni9t bonn Staate ansrfanntsn fcs
tboIi59en @sifli9sn nur bann Dor Der &C..
ri9tli9en @srfolsuns f4er fein foaer,
usnn he Die obeu s~rpdbnten Sunetionen
ptipatim, b. 8. ni9t in 2ir9en ODER 2a-
pelen, perSs6en. Die Torberunsen fno
10 biIissr Hatur, oas ibnen Der preuBii4e
9anbtas ME Die Resisruns obne In ibrsn
@ersdtiamen Ii6 etuas Su psrseben, ju.
iimmsn f6unten, allen man batia 10 pi.le
grsmpsl BON Bsiipislen bsrsits erlebt, bab
aud an Der annabule bieisr BsFimuuns
iiarf gsSueifsIt tusrbsn uuB. 3tpar trbsbt
Die v8srlinsr @srmarnia" ibr Stinu.e unb
bdlt ben Ssrren @sissaebern bic COME.
qusn3en Der Soroerunssn Dor aussu, aber
einitpeilsn bot 8ismard nod bas Seft In
Den Sdnben unb miro, tpsnn ts ibul grnf
III, cine ssfisise Msbrbsit sur ablebnurs
Der Winetborfi9sn R~e5olution Fnosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

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