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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
SNOW Hound In Switzerland.

Owing 10 the weather (SeptemSer
22), the state Of Central Europe is in
more melancholy condition than 1t has
been for many years. The whole OF
Northern Italy is more or less under
water, the Simplon and Splugen are
blocked by the snow that has fallen,
and the latter lies foot deep in all the
Swiss canlonS, excepting only those
of Nnud and Geneva Travellers intend
inc TO 90 over the former pass from
Switzerland TO Italy have. on arriving
at Nisp and Brguc, been told that there
is no longer ay possibility OF the'r
e oSsng il this year, and have Dceh
forced TO discharges their ira cllng-car-
riagcs, and take the railway To Culoz.
md thence accomplish the journey by
woy o! the Mount Cents. One English
gentleman and his wife, who had in
tended crossing the Simplon last week,
were resolved TO 90 over 1T II poss'ple'
and hy means Of a heavy payment IN
ducrd their rc'iurinO to attempt the pas
so from the Swiss side. They got NJ
far rs the fourth refuge" when IT wa.
found absolutely impossible to proceed
ony further, or, what was still worse. to
return 10 the star,ng-point. In these
cir. umstanccs they were forced to re-
main in their carriage for three days,
md 20 .ubsist on what food and wine
they had with thcm and on the fourth
doy. when nj their last resource, 10 de-
scrnd on foot, ut considerable risk. to
Briguc. ..
Meanwhile, the amount of misery and
loss thot has been entailed by the month
of rain land that the harvest montn) IS
incalcu'able. The cattle are lying deau
ON the hills, the wine crop Immediately
north and south If the Alps will nave
no actual existence this year, and what
| woulJ have been the winters hay is IN
mrcd brnca,h the snow. Wolves have
n-rcorcd ON tho outskirts OF several
swiss towns, and bears (smaM and not
lormidablcN are reported in the Enga,-
dine. In the Tyrol things are as bad
=. il no, worse. At lnnspruck and IN I'M
i pustcrhal eoplc who have been Gang"
y there are prevented from leaving
', The trains have almost entirely cease
il to run. and several bridges have bee
Q, carried away by the foods Al br'
q. neck even worse than this has occurred
,c as houses have had their foundation
10 washed away, and the little town
RS Trent is entirely under water, Az On
"a lost moment came the joyful tidinG
" that that the eighty bound and impr n;
Is of of blue sky in the clouds above them NJ I.
able ap% t to struggle across the St Nicholas
=, Pass 70 the Valais and freedom Lon
!. dom WOrld
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
PITII AND POINT.

"A mite Of n boy in Somerville,
Mass, while looking out Of the window
of his home, saw q fan-tailed pigeon
alight in front of the house. son,
mother, come here" he cried, "and rec
n pigeon with trail on as long rs your
best silk l"--LouisriUe JoWnai.
1T Is very comforting to man who
is Just recovering from n lingering i'll
ness and has managed TO crawl out to
the gate on q warm, sunshiny day to get
air, to have neighbor come along and
shout chccrily: "IIello! Been away,
haven't your Had good timer You
arc looking we'll"
-"Wcll," remarked young M. d.,
Just from college, al suppose the next
thing will he to hunt good location,
and then wait for something to do. like
patience on a monument. '" "Yes,"
said bystandcr; "and it won't bo long
after you begin before the monuments
will be on the patients"
The n. \. Graphic prints pictrte.
of "thc great diamonds Of the world"
There are about thirty Of these precious
stones, and the most surprising thing
about them is the fact that not Il single
one is owned by an editor Newspaper
men never did care much for jewelry,
ANYHOW. -NOrristOwn Hcra'd.
First Russian Officer -"Do you
think the coronation will pass off peace
/ iullyp" Second ditto-"Think' am
sure II will. Tho Car never was more
popular than lie is Mt this moment.
WHY, the people are ready TO eNalt him
TO the skies" First oliiccr-"l know,
but they may do it with dynamite"
-"why, how odd you look with your
hair parted in the middle!" exclaimed
Mrs. brown. al used to part mine on
The sidc," said Mrs. Jones. Then the
conversation became general. Each lady
had to tell how she parted her hair
all but Edith's mother. She said moth
ing. Suddenly little Edith's voice was
heard. "Nly mamma parts her hair IN
her lap. "-imiidnal0l'S Journal.
"A Partisan, having advertised for a
coachman, was called upon by candi.
date, who referred him to celebrated
physician for information in regard tn
his qualities. The gentleman called on
the physician, who simply took his pom
and wrote on piece of paper that hi
former servant was n reliable, punctua'
and polite coachman. Taking the pape'
in his hand and thanking the writer fol
it, the man turned TO leave; but tn
physician called him back: 81 bel
your pardon, sir, but my terms for
consultation are forty francs. "--Lef rig
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Romance of a Violin.


The history OF m'lsg'ans i nn, ',n neort
is often q romance ana u Xxx n i, nsul
from the depths OF poverty 10 sne ,,o ns ,,
of wealth dnd luxury; one Oh .ncs1 i' u
sicians, already on the iirst ro'1i,n VI
tie golden ladder, is Ihcrcsa In"i !
Young Italian girl. She is Is years o"'
and vet has already taken the first prize
for the violin nt the Paris Conservatory:
She had twcnty.four compchtors from 10
TO - wears of age, but received tic rn;Hc
by the unanimous consent OF nine oil thG
nest masters in Paris. The success U.
this musical prodigy is due chiefly to her
| father, n brickluyer Of Turin. lie earned
| 80 cents day, but out of this sum, ny,
having aside / cen, daily, saved - ana
bought an lid tiolin. Withon, III
striction, and with only his nn'nra
love of music to guide Inn, nc hnnll'
succeeded in PLAYING a number Oh ,l'ir. ~;
The long evenings after his daily 'o'
were passed thus in digging, MS 1t were
from the violin the melodies that ne re
mcmhcred. At last, muse m"a, ~ II
placed the violin and the bow III IN
hands OF his little daughter . yn r,i
old. and said; "Do as L 90 u
child obeycd, and was soon able 10 pi"
far better than her father Inc l'' ";
) fatigablc bricklayer then .i sa'u ou;tor
, wife, "You must lea, ien." and T canno
but l r have no gi' we" were useless
play, Ihe .Sos oDi nrocS on by her mex
|, and the mosne ,n;, inyS;na husband, coult
or"o Ie. ana n i,,,' n discreet accompani
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

A YOUNG man started for drive OF
twenty miles with his sweetheart through
mn uninhabited tract in Minnesota. At
n point about midway Of the lonely
route the pair had bitter quarrel. Tho
fellow mhitched the horse, mounted 1t,
and rode away, leaving the girl alone in
the wagon, where she remained all nights
and next day walked home.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

Mr.. UERnnRr SrEECER says that he
bas been good deal annoyed by state
mcnts which have been made in the
newspapers concerning him, and de-
clarcs that he never expressed any opln-
ion whatever concerning Oscar Wide.
He does not believe in interviewing,
md regards the American appetite Tor
personalities as the blamahle cause OF
hns.v and incorrect statements regard
wa individuals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

PAUL II. HAYyE, the Southern poet is
n man of medium size-perhaps iiVe ana
q half feet tall-with ell'proporliohea
fcure, olive complexion, dark, pene-
trating brown eyes, and full, massive
forehead. He has highly polished man,
uers cordial address, and so much nat'ir',
p,oouence in conversation as to remind
everyone of the fact that he IS a nepheM
Of Robert Hoyne, Daniel Webster
famous opponent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Corn Smut.

,ll -, ~ -, L,nl
AZ corn harvest will soon ne on manu-
il is well to think OF a few Hmal' matters
in time. 1t is the prevalent op'nlo"
of many good farmers and veterinarians
that corn smut when eaten by
cattle i, injurious, and is the cause
in some cases of death. Hence
the smut ears should be taken care o.
aud burned when harvesting the corn,
A basket can be hung Mt the side, %" be-
hind the wag0n, into which oil ut thu
smut can be thrown by the huSkcrS, anu
taken where it can be burned, 1t is cNi,
dent that the amount of this corn smut
is increasing every year, ana II can DC
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

The library of Cornell University re- +
ceived, not long ago, by the will oil a
friend, m estate which, at the time, was
believed to be only OF moderate yalae'
It was found, however, to be chiefly In,
vested in Wisconsin pine lands, and
turns out, OF the present price OF such
property, to be worth something over
100000 in hard money. This Is u, ~
addition to the 100000 that Cornell
has derived. or will derive. from the sale
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

MRr MAhnoNEE, Of New York, who
was killed at the recent railroad accident
at Syracuse, was contributor to the
C,nhuy Mgp.mc, and one of latest
poems was entitled "The Whistles. The
last sound sho heard before her terrible
death was the warning whistle of the To-
connective,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

The large, unique and valuable
library left oy the late George /, Marsh.
United State Mni,ter to Italy, has been
sold by the executors of Mr.; Marshs
estate to Frederick Billings, who'e resi-
dence at Woodstock, VT, is the place,
where Mr.. Marsh was born. It is sald
to be the intention of Mr. Billings TO-
present this library to the University OF
Vermont, at Burlington. Mr.. Marih
was for some time one of its trustees;
MIR. Marsh had at one time made wlil
by which he left his library to the UNI
yersity of Vermont, but later his CIR.
cumstances we're so impaired by what
he spent in the public service Ina. insi IN n.
wa, unable to carry out MS oris'n~' =
tentjon. y Herald.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

Nix. BARW SULLIVAN, the actor, is to
run for an Irish constituency as a Home
Ruler. He is yet young man OF fifty
eight, though he has been upon the
stage for more than forty years, and
starred it in America before the civil
,ynr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

SIMON b. PAIGE, of Oshkosh, Wis, Of
fered ST. 900 for the rescue of his wife,
dead or alive, from burning hotel,
Tho body was saved by G. Ref, but
Paige refused to pay him, and was sued.
The County Court decided in favor OF
Paige, on the ground that the rescuer
was fireman and in duty bound to save
anybody without reward. The supreme
Court has nov reversed this decision.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

Ex-GovERSoR ADSER CoDuRN is the
richest man in Maine. He is worth al
most S7,OOO,0O He lives neal Skowho'
gan, and he drives about the village in
two-seatcd phocton showing evident
marks Of usage. Tho horses are strong
and clcan-limbcd, but THEN trappnSs and
grooming oyince disregard of appear
anccs There are no heirs to MIR,
Coburns property but two nieccs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

"Docros, said lady patient, r., 81
suffer a treat deal with my eyes" The
old gentleman adjusted his spectacle;s,
md. with socratic air, replied, " DO
not doubt it, my friend; but then you
ought not to forget YOU would suffer q
Great deal more without them"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

One of the best modes by which to
pro Get trees from cattle is to soil the
cattle. The idea of pasturing an Or
chard and then of putting guard of
stakes about each tree and barbed wire
about the stakes, is poor commentary
on the enterprise of the farmer who
practices it. - 81. Louis Globe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

4 MERCHANT in Tallahassee, Florida,
lately received an order for one hundred
pounds of dried fig leaves of bright
color As the order came from a large
tobacco manuractory, the use to which
the leaves will be PIT is easily stlrmised.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

The committee appointed to con-
slider the question OF substituting 3
nickel coinage for the bronze coinage
now circulating in France, has decided
m favor OF nickel, which has already
Soen adopted iHGsrmany snd Belgium
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

WALTER NEvEGoLD, lad fifteen
years Of age, living in Bristol, Pennsyl'
yania, has patented important improve
ments in rolling mill machinery. He is
said to be the youngest inventor on the
records ut Washington.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
American Fables.

A Horse owned by n Peasant one day
refused to draw his load, having be-
come tired of tie tyranny Of man, ..,
Perhaps have been too hard win
him." solioQuilcd the Peasant "and
will now make his burdens easier fora
time" r.,
The Horse was therefore given light
cr loads, his supply vi p'oycnd"r III,
creased, and his master never apl'af'
a the stable without Il lump %! sugar
in his fingers. -,
\ Fax who had observed how the
tb'u,t worked paid n visit to n Moie
owned by the same Peasant aad asked;
"ro YOU want more oats ana nay
81 should m0mur" rrpAel 'f'
Mule ,,.,,
"And would You like to leaf hall
your time away IN the rIn rr Go'''
"rm blessed il wou'dn e.
"And have some one rub vou Gown
with piece OF velvet and feet You cut
Loaf sugar. .,..I.
III makes my mouth water TO 'hn%
ofit" yo;d the Mule rs h. uibb'cd at
the fence, ,, ho
Fox. IAN Won have to do is to re u*e
To bud sc when hit.hcd up. me 'lor'H
pIayci thai game, and the result is mat
| he in, become sleek and fat ,.., ,
Next day when the Peasant h'rhcI
Ihc Mule to hi cart the animal re "''d
to move, -, ,,.l.
"Whnt! rebellion in M old Mule;
too,' shouted the Peasant "lndccu |
cannot hermit both animals TO DEFY my
authority. Having exhausted my Kan,
words and Sugar on the Horse, WI,
fry the virtues OF II club ON h" Niue
lie thccupon pounded the ANNA
untl he was clad TO speed faster ao'
2 draw heavier load than ever before
MORAL.
Tho Fox had been watching the ~
r from a Fence corner, and as he saw TN
5 result he chucklcd TO hims If; =.
e "a rich man may have his renee II
4 the street, but POOR man must h'g,'
his Sidewalk in repair TO escape III
y Law" ID h0a Free Prs
II Mrs w. IL. Vanderbilt, who wa
e Miss Smith, and whose sister married
re brother of Lady Mandeyiilc' gave Il
n "old. fashioned country dance at h'
" summcrhouse on Long Island the oth'
} NIGHT, at which Gothams none. cu Ut
,orracy was strongly if not brilliant
+, represented. 1t was 'regardleSs,I,
10 expense" entertainment ana When en-, u
ne last carriage drove away with its wca
IL dancers the sun was peepin9 ont al
Il. the farmers were driving Their COWS
~. nastnre There is nothing prettieglr N,
az n modern pastoral sccne'--N. l. Hyfa'
ey IA |
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

A cERr\IS drawing on fIith
avenue, New York, ha, II ceiling OF ca
thcdral glass, said to have cost 1000.
II is one Of the oldest IDEAS OF a very
odd year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

The Baroness Burdett Coutts. Bartlett
Owls the smallest pony in the world. 1t
stands thirteen inches high, aud is five
wears Of age.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

Born branches OF the Legislature OF
Oregon have ratified the proposed wo-
mans suffrage constitutional amend
ment. 1t now goes to the people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

The committee a sPps ssSss .s e s..
slider tho question .h o. Iron ROM e. coinage
nickel al,S So,nss in France has d issa
now .Sor Of nickel. which hs, s slrssuy
Ssd aav sSdsoU Ss IL Germany and Belgium
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

DIR. OLIVER WENDELL lIoLMrs has
resigned the Parkman Professorship Of
Anatomy in the Medical School of llor-
ward University at Boston. The retire
ment of Dr.. Holmes from IN Office he
has held for thirty-iive years is induced
by desire TO give attention hereafter
more particularly to literary pursuits.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

TuE Boston Hcroh estimates that
there arc not more than G,3OO German
voters in Massachusetts, and 1900 Irish
voters.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

THERE are nearly 100000 tons Of last
seasons ice in the houses on the Kcnnc-
bee River.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

AK English iinauciIl! critic says sisnif-
icantly that England never hawks her
wares abroad.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

Somebody in New York Is evident
l.. trvinn to Introduce o new fashion. A
~ man, clad in full evening dress,
rode about in an elegant courage one %;
DAY last week delivering weoGlhs lh' y,
t t,,ions TO the aristocrahc residents Oh
MURRAY Hill, --ChtgaQo Acras@
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
TOPICS OF TIE DAY.

CoNNEcrIcuT now has but one active
gin distillery.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-23
SmmurtcQen.

' Betrauert nidt nur BON Der beu.ihen
Ration ionbern BON Der adu.eu gsbilbsten
BELT. idieo i'm Sabre 1878 su Wiuden
i'm R6Hisrsi9 Salern. elmer Der bsbeuteno
fen Banner Der Reussit, Baron Saifus
Don 9tsbis, In isinem isbsn,isifsn 6 bsas
labre aus tenn iroliasu Daisiu -gine
0%auptuufsabs ieines thdtsnuoQsn. arbsns,
rsi9su 2sbsns waren feline @tfori1Iuaen
auf benz 9sbists Der Rabrunssmittel uno
bsreu 8eruenSuns fur bic meot,iniite
D'hsuidaft Sbm osrbantt bic Dslt ben
e. item 8eriud bic n6brenbsn @igsnidaften
Der usri1ieosnen NabrInssmiitsI tn cine
biuise uno einfaae Torm III concsntrireu
Dos Bsiultat blslsr Bsriuts mar 2tebis's
bsrib rtsr Slerit Srtraet 81 brad ferner
nsue Bahn fur nsue Auihauuugen iber
natirlide 9tlfsmiitd our &rndbruna uuo
@rbaltuu9 oes 30 psis. Sein WaIa grs
tract, Elm weitsrss Rsiultat bieier 5oti6uu
gen, uuroe ourb Die 9ntbsd Ius berporse
rufen, baB Der eigentiihs Sattor, uelaer
bic Stdtte i'm Roru In 3 der peruanbelt
In ieinem @tbalte uno lsIner @igenidaft
glst6bebeutsno nit rem Waasnlaft ces
Weniden iei uno ouB baber Wal, 9rtract,
usl6er nit ben @~gsnidufteu btsigs 5at
1919 insnt'ih II. leitt als Is iasmittel fur
fsbisnbe VI ieenidfte unieIltobsu werben
f6nne. llniere bsosntenoitsn msoisiu,idsn
auloritdtsn rimmen 2t'brs BARN bel, uno
oerusuoeu Den NaiS Srt,act aIs sia Die
ceraafbaaunSs uuo SslsbunssmIttsl in osr
ausgeOsb airftsu Dsiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-23
9 d n.

Wan G9reibt aus M asoeburs s.
april: Ssute Gadmittag 81 l1br IN Der
potosrs SsNsl oss Der Dlt,rrsi1idsn Roro-
tusif' Sampfsrs .gu1ria" 'rplobirt. Sas
Sdif log Isit l ubr Mtittuss in Der Sol,
lebe in Der Sb9s BON WaIter's @artsu IN.
ter Sampf Dor anter uno lolte nod beute
nit Susi lesrsn Jadr3eusen mad Sambura
obfdbren. Die naitria" 1T In Der Witte
ourdssbro4'n uno fat %ooqfdrois s.r.
triimmsrt, mebrere 9r0Be Rs1el= uno ion-
itise gilentbeile limb einige bunoert S1ritte
melt uessei9leuoert, tupfsrns Sisoerobrs
limb bis in bic MittslitroBe ss1ossn, i'm
OoeumSattsn 10 pie in ben anoeren in
Der Ndbs bsinolidsn 6duisrn lassn Soll
uns gilentbsile oes Sampfsrs. Gin 10
SUB lanses giisnitid mar bis in Die M,t.
telftrabe gsfogen unb bate i9 bort orei
Sub tisf elnsebobrt. 2siosr bat Die Rata
itropbe aud bier Wsni9snIsben setotet.
Die 2si9e ots Spsitsn Steuermanns
Stoblbers aus5einridsb srs par Bis in Den
@arten oes Yartitulisrs Ssr9lanb, 3oa=
itrab' IA, ssidlsuosrt unn lag bort aIs
fat untenntIi4t 5IsiiamaHs, DEN 3usiten
8Ootsmann peosrseolf aus Yspnsooti
bat mon in oerytabe ossS6ifs unmitislbar
uad Der gspiOfOn in Der gloe eririnfen ie.
ben, Der &apttdn Sisms aus 8ieb i'm
Sann6psri&sn uno Der Ssissr Ystsrs aus
papersbOrf ueroen usrmiBt, bielelbsn fino
bDtituabrideinli9 in's BaHsr ssl9leu.
bert UOroen uuo %ettruufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-23
W rttembera

Wobrbaft epiosmii9 i9einen in neusr.r
3eit grdnoe fd iiber oas Wirttemberaer
Gano gu perbreiten, tpo5u bic anbaltenoe
Darre uno Die pielen Stirme jsoeniaas
erbsbli4 beitra9en; lebr 5u b%ebausrn
LIT IS isoenfals, oaB not1u in
ieoem 3eitunssbsatt, oas mon in Die 0ano
nimmt, Elm ooer mebrsre bisler l1nelids,
fdas ueryidnst fno. Bel Dem am "a.
Utdr3 tn Stuttgart ab9ebaltenen S4uur.
serltts tpuroe iibsr einsn Iebr prdsnanten
SAL BON 8ranoliftuns psrbanoelt. Gin
Bauer, Safob Rroub, bate in Or erfIin.
gen. Oosramt 2sonbers, cine ibm nit
Dem Sttonom Deb 9emeinidaftlid 3use,
bDrise Steusr Gnsejineet. Gs paren i'm
ben Issten Slbrsn in senanntsm Sorf
mcbrfa9s Yrdnoe ausssbroden, bel
osnen Sranotfluns psrmutbst mur,',
Obue Bah man BIS Sbdters babbati
weroen %fonnte, biesmal lagen inosB
10 9raDirenoe Ysro l9tsgrlnoe Dor,
oab Rraub baloisa in Saft ssnommsn,
mad ldnssrem Geusu,n isin Yerbrs9cn
sins'itano unb ii4 oomit gu snti9uloissn
perlu1te, oaB, na1oem er our1 sisene
&rdntbsit unb our9 Yistiterben suriidse.
fommsn isi, er, ME uiels Anosre Dor ibm,
ss Usliu4t bdtts, ouf oisism Dese su bel.
fen. IS iparen ourd Den Yrano orei
B~obnbduier uno a4t Sstonomiegsbduoe
EN- &aub Der 5ldmmen gsmoroeu. Ser
Yranotlfier puroe nit IL Sabren 3a6t.
baus bstraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-23
aus oeta perj@te0euen Gtaatea.

Der SduIratb BON Sacramento,
Gal bat cine RsioIution ansenommsn,
pona1 Der iunsen Dame. bic BET Der gr'
Sffnunas @eremonie bss SduIiabres In Der
Sodi6uIe In benz am wsnisffen toipisliasn
6lsibe erfdsint, cine prdmis uon $40 8u
ertannt mstben ioa.
2etten Sonntas purbs in pitts:
burg bas Court 6ouie ,um gr6Bten Gbsil
burd Ssusr serf6t. 9lqs Bdtsr unb ga
pierre uurbsn ssrsttet. 9enrp Rc Dsrmott
cam BET benz 8eriu4e, einiss Binder su
rsttsn, um's 2sbsn. Der Sdabsn Nib
anf cisca 5000, 900 ssiddtt. 8af9e:
runs u%nbetannt.
DsrSirt. Sobu Serosss, purbs tdr,.
LID auf goOn's Rand bel Yueblo, Col ,
pom BIiS sridIaasn. ais sr tamit bsi4df,
tist mar, Srdbfld su todsn. Ws5rere
In bsmielben @emo6 anmsisnbe Y~srionen
ipirtsn tsins gridittsruns unb muroeu
erii aufmertiam ssmu5t, ais Serosss su,
fammsnbrad.
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81 Celebrate. uno ees Wsitersn OILS agae
meme llubsiIhIftsrin gu ssbn Eassn Sc,
fdnsniB peruttbsilt woroen.
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fen Riri6en am l. Wai auf cen Wartt
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unb bra9isn 81 per Pfunb.
Ole unse SrauenweIt BON
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sIsitsn. Widen iuubers Oamen ieiul
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Wai iou In Der Ndbe pon Bsbforb, Snb
eth Stsiuresen liattssfunbsn baben, In Der
umgsbuns bon WOrnins Gun, Soma, Elm
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Datoia cor sinissn Wodsn elm Sroi4rs
gen. Das mir bier babsn ioutsn, IN elm
@eIbresen, wsnn's au& muir sin fIsinsr
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