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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29
Written for the FARMER.
TIRED HEARTS.

A tired heart! All, how much
untold sorrow is expressed in those
few words. Pen can not describe
nor tongue express the mysteries OF
miseries of Il tired hear. Could We
but lift the veil that So well covers
the shams OF society and the outer
world, we would find many, yes,
very many tired, utterly tired-out
hearts.
To that fortunate class of persons
who mover know y SORROW and
there are such people III the world
who are too raatteG-of-fact, or per-
haps too philosophical, to allow
anything TO disturb them-or in
other words, never take trouble of
any kind-such Il thing Is tired
heart IS beyond their compreEen-
sion. But human nature is made
up of u variety of telnperalnents,
different habits aud characteristics.
All are not so constituted as to 90
on through the world caring little
and thinking less. Neither are all
able 20 screen their sorrow and APP
pear to the world as the gayest OF
the gay, and the happiest OF NOR
tails. And Oh! how oft, mid tue
gayest crowd, meath the futtering
laces, brightest ribbons and flash
lnG jewels, throbs poor, tired
heart. Oh! this seeming to be what
we are not-strivlng to smile when
our hearts are bursting with sad
thoughts and bitter memories-our
tired hearts breaking in sympathy
with the retraiu-
Ambition and its hollow schemes,
Inc Eoi!o" hopes We follow.
Imagination and lis hollow dreams,
All hollow, hollow, hollow
When will it cease! Not until
each one of us slnmber 'neuth tie
green sod. Not until We are called
to meet our reward for what we
are, not what we seem to be.
when tie tired heart is lonely its
pulses .Lrobbing fast,
When teardropo Gil the eyes for f9llies
that ale past,
Know that through trials the spirit is
made pure,
So with Iarience bear the sorrowN God
will as to endure"
sCovina ton,. L., Jan. rs, 1881.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

If the assessors in New Orleans
will exert themselves and exhaust
every means in their power to Sc
cure Il fair and just assessment OF
property, ard the tax collector viii
perform his duty fearlessly and
without favor, collecting all taxes
due, not only from those law-abid-
ing citizens who pay their taxes
regularly and bear their share of
the expenses of government, but
also from the members of the Tax
Payers Association of Tax Resisters
there would soon be marked i'm
provement in the condition of the
ciby's erche9uer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29
Tar Collector, parish q

Sir-In obedience to article one
of the miscellaneous ordinace of the
constitution of 1879, all interest,
penalties, costs, fcos and charges
whatever on taxes and licenses due
the State prior to January l, 1879,
and unpaid on the first day of Jan
uarv, 1881, are revived.
You will, therefore, in collecting
taxes, and selling property, in ac-
cordanee with act l07 of 1880, exact
the following penalties:
On all taxes due prior to the year
1869, fifty per cent damages and
twenty-five per cent additional per
annnm, from 1869 to January /,
1876, ana eight per cent per anpum
thereafter.
On all taxes due from 1869 to
1915, inclusive. twenty-five per cent
per annum damages and eight per
cent per annun interest, FROM first
day OF January; 1876, until paid.
On all taxes Of the year 1876,
eight per cent per annum, from
November l, 1877, until paid.
On all taxes of the year 1877, two
per cent per month, from December
J, 1878, until paid,
On all taxes Of the year 1878. two
per cent per month interest, from
December |, 1873, until paid.
When property has been sold to
the State, you will collect all costs,
charges and fees whatsoever, due
ut the time.
Section IS OF act So, extra session
OF 1877, page Is, requires that all
property adjudicated to the State
must continue to be assessed in the
Name Of the party to whom it be-
loneeti at the date OF the sale.
Ion viii strictly comply with the
instruction gwen IN this circular.
Very respectfully,
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
The constitution ordains that
after this reinscri6tsQn of the above
penalties, "sucb prod erty shall be
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

We are decidedly opposed to an
extra session of the Legislature, for
the benefit of New Orleans. The
country parishes are in no condi-
ton, at present, to bear this addi-
tional and useless expense.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

What has become of those enter
prising capitalists who were going
to build the Northeastern Railroad
and connect New Orleans with Meri-
dian, Uia Lake Pontchartrain !? !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

Our thanks are not due to any OF
our Senators or Representatives,
since the opening of the present ses-
sion of Congress, for anything in
the shape of public documents.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

The Senate, this week, for the
second time, refused 10 take up the
bill for the retirement of Grant, with
the rank and pay the general. The
great gift taker seems to have bad
luck in his efforts to secure a life
pension.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

The Baton Rouge papers are agi-
Eating the construction of a railroad
from Baton Rouge to Pontchatoula.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

Howell E. jackson, State Credit
Democrat, was elected United States
Senator from Tennessee, last We'd
Aesday, on the thirtieth ballot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29
THE DAY OF RECKONING.
From the n. o. Daily City Item. ]

lawn tac " " Oaiig Ky item
In taking a new governmental
departure, after escape from the
evils OF Radical rule, the people of
Louisiana in convention assembled
ordained full measure Of relief for
delinquent taxpayers. Not only
were Ill the pains and penalties re-
sulting from delinquency RENTED
to tho tax debtor and assumed by
the State, but discount of ten per
cent upon the face of the original
tax bill was granted, and permission
given to pay most of the remainder
i'll greatly deprecated scrip. Surely
no more liberal terms were ever
offered by \ creditor to n backward
debtor who still held the property
which was the original security for
the debt; and those taxpayers who
had borne the entire burdens OF
government were justified in the
hope that upon these easy condi-
tons for the past, and the surety of
low rates for the future, their delin-
quenJ fellow citizens would settle
up; that a burdensome and discred-
table floating debt would be wiped
out, and unpaid tax rolls become
henceforward an obsolete thing in
our State.
To a great extent this first hope
has been realized SO far as New Or
leans IS concerned; the Indications
are that delnquents in the country
parishes have not SO generally avail
ed themselves OF this liberal oppor-
tunity afforded to redeem their
and clear their titles. The
to those who yet re-
main delinquent amount to almost
a direct issue whether they shall
be allowed to continue in the enjoy
ment of property which evades its
due share of the burdens of govern
ment, or whether it shall be wrested |
rom them and sold to others more !
periodically disposed.
The constitutional provision for
the relief OF delinquent taxpayers
revived, on the first day of January
1881, all the interests, penalties,
costs, fees and charges whatsoever"
Win IN had been suspended during
The year 1880. 1t has become the
duty of the State Audi
OF to define for the guidance of tax
collectors what the enormous inter
sst charges at least consist of. He
has done this III d circular, side
notes to which cite the act by which
he penalties are inflicted:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,
New Orleans, January l, 1881.
VIZ. --, Sheriff and er-otfcio
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

j. r. A. GauthreauK. the default
ing ex-Sheriff of New Orleans, who
was supposed to be lying i'll at ST.
Jossph's Infrmary in Louisville,
Kys has jumped the roost and mys-
teriously disappeared. And now the
detectives are trying to find out
where has he gone "for his health. y
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29
Written for the FARMER.
THE MAID OF THE POTOMAC.

SuCateS,
Dissolved. and scattered to the earth ito
leaves,
Will soon shine forth, renewed with life
again,
And spread its fragrance DER the verdant
plain.
Beside the broad Potomac's limpid swell
There lived maiden, beautiful and
bright;
Joy fingered where her gentle footstxps
fell,
And her sweet smile new lustre LIANT
the light.
Nor vain. nor worldly; but with pious
loye,
The hayward yielded to her sweet
control;
She' IKE q radiance from the light above.
Drew forth the best emotions of the
soul.
And this is true; for oft, cen here ION
earth,
CWhere all to pride and sel6shnessIars
given,) -
Some spirit comes that seems of purer
birth
Some angel form, to lure our souls 10
Then let it not seem strange she scared
away
To her bright home, to sing as seraph
sings;
Angels but rarely risit earth; to stay
Would soil the plumsgs Of their golden
wings.
Disease, that treads in sunshine and in
storm,
Longed for a shining mark, and her b.
found,
Then pierced her with his arrow, and
the form
Of what wns earthly withered to the
ground.
The household mourned their sweetest
treasure flown
Their earthly idol, numbered with the
dead,
They bore her to the grave, with flowers
strown,
And left her sleeping in her lowly bed.
kneeled beside that silent tomb and
prayed,
A requiem on the ashes of the blest:
and as unused upon the sainted maid,
1t seemed an angel thus my soul ad-
dressed:
The fairest star of heavens host -
Shines in the early morning skies;
Scarce risen, in bright beams tbs lost
And 7anishes to mortal eyes
1t $ loss inspires N brief regret,
It, iovv,lness is neer forgot;
iou know, full well, tbs shining yet,
Although you may behold it not
And thus the spirit which has gone
is but absorbed in glory's blaze;
is beaming brightness burlington.
Though lost to mortal's finite gaze.
so forth to life's eyentfal field;
Have faith in God-forsake Him never.
md when, to death, you too must yield.
You shall, with her, be blest-forever."
serene left that quiet, sacred grave,
And turned and wandered toward the
setting sun;
inferred the Masters vineyard, souls TO
save,
And toll for Christ till life's short
course is run.
nd as yen beauteous sun at eve de-
sends,
IN gloomy night, and leaves the world
In sorrow.
nd Jet the transient darkness only lends
New light and glory for the coming
morrow.
o did pray. when all lifes tolls are
past,
And earthly ties, by deaths dark stroke
are riyen,
hat raay rioe aud shine with her at
las:,
With sun-like splendor, in the courts
OF Heaven.
GEO. T. VIcKERs.
Covington, La, Jan. IS, 1881.
If the property of New Orleans
as assessed at anything like ita
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

The Baton Rouge ddcocate in
'orms us that "the Penitenti;try
essees have compromised the claim
he State by paying $4,000 in
eral fund warrants, issued un-
constitution of 1880" Ii re-
70 the lease Of the Penitentiary
bpears ODE something that
w. can find out" When
tract Of the present les
and why is it that the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

The old Pontcnartrain Railroad
being repaired and placed i'll good
Fer for the coming summer cam
n, The wharf at the Old Lake
will also be rebuilt, ind Milne
6rg will become rival To the other
GUNNER resorts along the Lake
shore,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

If the property of New Orleans
vas assessed at anything like ita
full value, and the taxpayers"
would pay their taxes, we would
hear no more about the necessity
fer an extra sessio1Nf the Legisla-
ture. The city Nment could
be run on a \ and have
ample funds left interest
on her debt, and kuidats
the same.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
Wooerme Wao1enbiIoung.

v@sId' abfonbsrIi9s v8Iitbsn" bic mo.
bsrns Wdb9enbiIbuns trsibt, bas 3sisi
nadifsbsnbs, benz Dab. Bsoba9tsr" nit
setbsiIte glumenIsis pom gufiasibematen,
bic benz grosramm zines Der a~nssisbsnften
&arlsrubsr Snfitute entnommen finb. In
msI1sm H9 vb6ssre unb b59ffs" TS1tsr
Der Stubt ibre vBilbunsA boIsn. Sn BET
finftsn Rlafe bieies S~nftitutss, bic nod
gnsabe bss Yrosramms fir Wdb9en pon
l4-l6 Sabren bsftimmt IN, murbsn fol.
senben Gbemata seffsnt: Der beuti1eu
Sun9frau ibeaIe Stslun8.-Der sbIen
&anlt setreue @rIernuns f9meibist bic
Sitten uab ldBt fs firbsr nidt wiIb.-
auBsr benz 0sien, wsIdss bas Ssin isIbii
III, unb feline Wur,eI tn f9 bat, sibt 60
ni1ts S16nsres ais bas, mas ni9t III ! !"
Sn Der SeIefta, fir Mdb1en lber 10
Sabre, pon Der 9ortebsrin isIbii ssIeitet,
lautsn bic Tbsmata mie folst: Die beut.
fds Sausfrau,, elm RuIturbiIb Der @esens
mart.-Dsr Staat, cine s0ttIids ginies,
Sun9.-Nur wsfsn 2sbsn Blit, teGen
Wort pirb Bonner isin !-Die Ydbaso.
git iei Dir in's Sera seidrisben, ibr ans
fang unb gnbe TT ni5ts ais 2ieben."
@IidIi5es Rarlsrube, mo bic iunsen Wdbs
den ioIds WeisBsit in ben G59tsri9uIen
aufiau9enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
Yrotenantti6e Seeltorge.

Or. Gpns, Der &sttor Der Grinitp. Rir&e,
q. . bat fein lint n%ieberssIsst, neil uu.
ter tsiner raiIoisn Gbdtistsit iein 0erpen,
isfism u6uis suiammensebro9en 1T. Dis
6ru9t isinsr Swansisidbrisen a,bsit fabt CT
islbft tn fOIsenbe Worte Suiammen:
sd bin ME an bisis Rir9e bsrufen
porbsn. Sd babe fe ieIbf sebaut. Sd
tam mad q. g., aIs i'd u 22 Sabre ali
mar, obns sinsn Dollar obsr sinen Sreunb
unb babe bieie Rir&e ssbaut. Sd babe
In bieier iSsit cine WiQion unb fanfbun,
b~erttauienb Dollars aufsebra9t unb mad
benz mir aue Iaufsnbsn glussaben bsftrit.
ten, baben mir nod finfbuubsrttauienb
Dollars abris unb in Iissenbsm @isen'
tbum anseIest.~
Da3u ma4te Der bisfse ypresbpibsria.
net" bic folsenbe trsffenbe 8smerfuns:
vDas nennt man grfols, Sru9t Der
Yrebist pom &rsuB. Wan psrsIei9s pis
pauIus feline 9ebsnsarbsit suiammsnse.
fabt: sd msrbe i1on seopfert unb bic
Belt meinss Nbi1sibens III p~orbanbsn. Sd
babe einsn suten Rampf setdmpft; i'd
babe ben 2auf pousnbst; i'd babe ben
@laubsn ssbaIisn binfort III mir beiseIsst
bic &rone Der @sre9tisteit." Rein 0ort
DON ben pisIsn @emeinben, bie %sesrinoet,
ben rei9sn @oIstten bic er seiammeIt. sd
babe nod mebr ssarbeitst oils iie ale, bod
ni9ti9 ionbsrn bic @nabe @ottes."
sd babe tsine sr0Bsre 5reube, aIs bus
i'd bore meme &inber In Der Wabrbeit
wanbelu, 1-iast Der sreiie Sobannss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

Idol fibrt feinsn Siab, neil 9etrus ibn
Sur aufernsduns ieines SdIlers, peIdsr
ipdter Sii6of BON Grier geworben 1T. fort:
seidtdi bat; besbalb trsst Der Bapit ben
Stab in teiner anbs,en Oi6ctis, aIs mir In
Der bon Erisr." - Disie 81 tl6runs berubt
auf folsenber 9esenbe: Scr bI. Ystrus
i9idts BON &om aus bret pon isinsn S9i:
Tern nod ben &beinsesenben, uni bort bas
@uanselium su pertinbissn, ndmIid /:
gu9arius, Salerius unb Waternus. Bel
ibrer Wantsruns ben Rbein binab, itarb
Waternus sa @lesia i'm gIiaB. giner Der
bsiben ibris seSIiebsnsn @sfdbrisn tebrte
mad &om gu Petrus surid. nm einen nsuen
Nrbeiter an Bite Stene bes Yerforbenen
tu erbitten. Statt bsisn CAB inn, Ye
trus ietnen 6irtenftab unb befabI ibm, wte
stnf @Iiidus benz @ie3i, NIT temisIbsn
ben Eosteu gu beribren unb ieinsm Namen
gu iasen: vStebe auf unb prsbise!" Der
S9aIer that, wie ibm bsfobIeu mar, unb
Waternus sins NIT neuer 9ebenstraft aug
benz 9rabe beruor, NORM er iton ldrae,
aIs einen Wonat rubte. 9u,4 bas an i'm,
y1WNtS SoAHuet yeWuuh ue YleptYt pts
goanseliums ben slidlidf fen @rfoIs. @ad
Stiftune mebrerer Rirten panbten ie i'd
rbeinabpd,ts, nm aud BIER bas gbri,ten.
tbum Su p~flansen. gu9arius m6bIte Erisr
su istnsm Site unb uurbe beiien erite'
Biidof. Watsrnus absr 3og meter nod
benz N~ieberrbein, srInbeis bic d,iiIit5sr
&rden BON R6ln unb Sousern in BeISiei
unb iiaub bsiben Rirten oils giidof nor
gu9arius itarb ausrif unb srbieIt galeriu'
su isinsm Ra9iolger. als bieicr seitorbe,
NOR, iibernabmR aternus au9 bGs Sistbun
Srier nnb leitste uIe bret 8isIbimer BIZ
on isinen Cob. Durd wunSs,bare, iber
nutirli9e 8slbilfe fwsierts sr sinmaI an
@eibna4tstase in ieineu bret bifdSftde,
&ir@en gu sIsider 3eit has 81. WsBopfsr
gr itarb au 8OIn, aber feline @ebsine pur
ben nod Erier sebru9t, mo Re nod isst |,
Der Domtr9e ruben. Ger Stab 8etri
burd weI@en Maternus pieosr gun, 9sbs,
erusdt porbsn mar, purbe bis gum gnb
bss 10. Subrbunberts in R6In aIs tofibar
&eliquie aufbsuabrt; oann aber ssibsiIt
a6In srbisIt bic .sins SdIfts unb bsiSt 4
nod, Trier bic anSere l9dlfte. 2sstsrs be
fnbet f5 felt Der fransSRfdsn 3sit In be
Rir&s 3u 2imburs in Nafau.
(@u&arius)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
ttnter 9(uterifamaoen.

Sn Der Nsm Saisp .Sreien 8situns"
pon Nswart i9iIbsrt Dr. 6. 8, Der sins
Ssrsnisuussrsiie mad Deati4Ianb untsr'
nabm, bic ameritamibsn unter ieinsr Rsi'
iessieaidaft auf BEN S~ceanbampfer In
iutsrsHantsr Wsiie. Wtr Iaien feline
9auptifl1en bier folSen:
,YisIe 9sute, ubsr feline Weni&sn In
amsrita!" bemsrtt elm i&warSseIOdter
iunssr Wann nit ianftsn braun.u ausen,
Der ftsts sinen 8anb uon Seins In ber
5anb bat unb NIT uisIem @ei&id ben
Sonberlins unb Weni&eufeinb fpisIt. gr
bate fur Elm srobes Electromagnetic TIM
Wsitsn Der Der. Staateu BET sutem @sbaIt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

&suifOren Der SsstBeit in sratten unS uu,;
fafenbsn Reuntnifen na6febsn muBten,
bod unenbIi5 8efsres in Der ~isItenen unb
sbIen &unf, wobI unb trdftis flinsenbe
enslii9e 9roia Su i6reiben, s~eIeiifet baben.
Sdttsn bic &epiiorsn bic beiIise Sdrift
Doh ben Srrtbimsrn, peI6e id einseitli'
den baben, gereinist unb mo es nOtbis
mar, bic usri6iebsnen 2ssarten in &lnb
bsmsrtunsen sesebsn, 10 mare ibr Wsrf
elm niblt9ss unb perbien ifuoues 81 men
men. Sn ibrsm 8smibsn ubsr, trodens
unb ms4anii&e Nccuratsfe bes ausbruds
Al e~riielen, baben ie has berrli9fe Wert
bas bic ensIiids Spra9s befst, 70 .reut
btrt", baB es faf ale ieiner S6Onbeiten
unb btr meiifen Yuatte, on weI5e f5 bi:
iorii1s @riunsrunssn tndpftsn, uerlufie
sesansen 1T. Sc Iisst ben &suiioren iest
uiebsr bic gfi9t oh, idIieBt bic geipre'
dung, ,ibren eisensn Cert su re rsuiOi
rem, bsnn wenn bsrislbs In ausemeiuer
9sbraud toaimsH uub isinetussen bic alt
une bslisbts 8erfion BET Settle seiest wsr
ben iou, 10 miiisn uisle Der abduberun
gen, wel9e uorsenommen porben iinb
perporfen metben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
Der Sirtemhab oes Ill. Yetrus.

Die Bil55fe trassn einen Sirtsnfab,
Der Yapf trdst tsinen, neil er Is III, bsi
ben 8iid6fsn ben Sirteniab uerIeibt, wdb'
renb er ielber BON @ott allsin NIT benz 5ir'
tenamts ibsr BITE sanse Stride bstraut wors
ben If. Demertenswertb III iebe4 bic @r'
fIdruns SnnoeenS' ILL.,: vOsr papit bs'
bisnt f9 bss Strtsnifabes ni4t, neil Der
81. Petrus isinen Sirtenftab benz eritsn
Bii9ofs pom Trisr, @u9arius, dberianbte,
ben CT susIsid NIT @alertus unb Naternus
befimmts nm benz 0oIte Oeuti9Ianbs bas
guanseIiua 3u psrtanbisen. Semen fOISte
an benz 8istbum Maternus, ber bur4 ben
6irtenfab bss 81. petrus pom Tobe ers
rusdt porbsn 1T. Dteien Stab bewabrt
bie Rir&e pom Grier bsuttutase nod NIT
GROCER Gbrerbietuns. (Snnocenj Ill. Il.B.
so 81 Sn dbnIi@er Weife f&reibt Der
81. Ebomas pom gqaiu: Der r0mif4s Hi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
fatbpIifher 3irthens 3alenser.
Wir lit Que @swu!t sesebsu -NattR. %.
spnrt. BEN IL. SUM- 81. Sreifalt. Snupb.
A@tune tbr &atbolifen!
Ste Stimuie oes merit. Yins TX

Sn uniern Eassn idsint bic 9orie5uns
bee tatboIt'5en Srehe cine beionbere Miis
Fon ssseben au baben. slu tbr 1T es, bic
grunbidse ber Srbnuns unb bss 9laus
bens bort, mo bieiel5en berriden, su benabs
reri unb fe ba au usrbreiteu, mo @ottlos
Esteit unb cine talte @lei9silttstsit bie'
felbeu In 8ersefenbeit seratben liesen.-
Btls TX. In einem S9reiben pom 1861.
Wir sriu9en sic inffdnbisif, allen benen
NIT eurem suten @iIen unb eurer @unil
bet3uiteben, bic, nit 9siit bssabtlnb mil
~seuissnber &enntniB ausserlitet, f9 an
BITE Grbett MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3ettun'
gen sur 8ertbetbisuns uub 8erbreituns be,
tatbOlii9ea 2ebre uer5fentli9en. - @ncp'
ftiea Yius TX.
9ie stimmc eeo's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(2afst euer 2i1t Ieu9ten Dor ben Men.
l9en, bamit fe euere sutsu Wsrts isben
lub Der 9err sebe eu9 baau Seinen Sc
senD
SEQ XIII. on bas tn parma eridsinsnb,
Blatt Luce (9eu@te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
Der yanfee ais a%umftmdeen.

Denn Der Mai tommt uub bic rei9en
Mmsrifansr ~anfanssu, fi9 III elmer Gour
mad europa sinbui&iffsn. bann i&Iasen
bic SsrBen Der europiiiaen 8iuHIer unb
RunnbdnbIer b5ber. Dsnn bieie finben
~s.senpdrtis In ben Ameritanern lire bsifsn
Runbsn, bic ni9t nur fir e9te unb wabrs
Runitwerte Elm i1meres @elb bebablen,
ionbsrn bsnsn niaH aud ben S9unb aufs
bdnssn Tam. Der in garopa nidt an ben
Wann Az brinssn III. Ois @intdufs an
&unfmsrtsn, bic tn 2onbon, paris, Stas
lien u. I. 10. BON Gmeritanern sema4t
perben, babsn tn ben lstten Sabren tn
gani auBerorbentltdem Mabe tuse'
nommen. TO 90 to Europe" seb6rte unter
ben rei9en Mmsritansrn i@on LANCE gun.
auten Gone; ueuerbinss absr muB Der
~beimaetebrte Mr. Sbobbp aud mtnbeftens
elm paar @emdIbe, Statustten, Bronbsn
Il. (. NJ. mitbringen, menu CT Nniprud bars
auf sbsbt, ,ur suten @sisai9aft ssrs9net
,u wereen. Ob bisisIbsn gut obsr idle4t
fnb, III natlrli9 Nsbsnia9e.
Gber 10 unsubIidsn Stofi bas bsutise
Wdesnatenibum bss rsidsn 4msritansrs
benz Sumoriitsn unb Satiritsr lisfsrt, 10
1T bod ui@t su u%srtsnnsn, baB baReIbe
welentIi3 batu beitrdst. bic biIbsnbe 8unf
tn @msrita auf cine b6bsre Stufe Al bes
ben. Su allen 9dnbetn finb Ia Der &ei9s
tbum unb bic BIitbe Der b~iIoenbsn Runf
fsts 9anb in 9anb sesansen. lln6 is
rsidsr gmerita wtrb, befio msbr wd9it aud
has RunfiusriidnbniB bes amerit inii1sn
WoItss. trob aler Id4nIidsn auswl9ls
bss Sbobtp Observation-Disclosures. S@on
isst bsfinbsn fi9 In ben Der. Staaten uiele
ausse3ei&nets Wsrte europdii&sr Ranff,
unb is s,Sbsr ibrs 3abI wtrb. bsifo usbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
Sie Stimmc 9ep's XIII.
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