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The Ministerial observation-disclosures
Meeting.

SAN JOSE, March 29th.-The San Fran,
ciscso District Ministerial Association has
been in session here three days. Resolutions
denouucing the League of Freedom and sup
porting the Sunday law were passed last
evening. Speeches were also made by Rsvs.
Gibson and McCleary, savagely attacking the
press of San jose and San Francisco for not
coming out in support of the law.
A mass meeting of temperance men was
held In the California Theater last evening.
Addresses were made by Mayor Murphy.
Judge Rankin, Rev. G. G. Stratton, Judge
Moore, w. Oliver. S. E. Richards and J G.
Black, and resolutions were passed pledging
support of the law and opposition to these
who are fighting it.
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The Earn Party.

Tucson. March 29sh.-The Albuquerque
On. NJ J journal of the 2S,h inst, Just re-
ceived, states that the carp party arrived
there on the cars that morning. This CORE
spouds with the Star special of the 9th stat
ing that they boarded train at Benson and
went east. since which time they have not
been heard Of in Arizona
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Sudden Death or a Lady.

GAIT, March 29sh.-Mrs. Willis Wright, a
resident here for more than thirty years, and
very highly esteemed, died quite suddenly
this morning without warning, supposed to be
of apoplexy of the heart.
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OREGON.
Adyices fro m Portland.

PORTLAND, March ,29th.-A Vigilance
Committee has been forming i'll Centervilla,
Umatilla county, for the past two weeks, for
the protection of life and property.
Democratic County Conventions were held
all over the State to dsy. to choose delegates
to the State Convention, which meets here
April 9th.
A Pomeroy wv. 7 special says An at
tempt was made this afternoon by Jack
Blanchard, a notorious sad desperate chsrac.
ter, to kill Ben Hirtch, Of the firm OF Hirsch
& Co, merchants of this city. Blanchard
sent note to Hirsch this morning that he
would kill him on sight. He entered the
store ard drew revolver, but was disarmed
by the clerks Hirsch was accused of circu.
lsting stories of Blsnchard's life in Oregon,
which was not above reproach. The affair
creates much excitement.
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DIED.

Sacramento, March 29-Amelia Payne, native Of
California, IS years, month and 20 Gays.
lRenlains will be sent to Coloma for ntermentI
Sacramento, March 29-Nancy NJ wife of Charles
Swanston, a native of Beaver county Pennsylya.
MIA, 80 years, II months and 20 days
Funeral notice hereafterl
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Alleged AbortiOnsst on Triai-Assassin
Arrested.

Los ANGELES, March 29sh-The trial Of
DR.. A. S. Shorb for murder, in procuring an
abortion on Guadalupe Garcia, from the
effects Of which she died, commenced before
Judge Sepulveda to-day
Frank Thornburg, who attempted to mnr-
der Robert Willard by firing into bed IN
which the latter was sleeping, in June, 1879,
was arrested to-day,
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BORN.

FEEDING, March 26-Wife of VIM Wood, son
Near Susanville, March 2o-Wife Of P J. Goumaz, a
daughter.
daughter
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Notice Etna Mining Stock. few
shares of the Etna Mining Company's stock can
bought at IS cents per share of CARL STRoBEI,
broker, 32l street, Sacramento. mZ56tf
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Photographs 81 per Dozen" The NiI,ible
Sixpence Better Than the Slow Shilling" II you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at reasonable price,
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. AIS street. Il. S.
BEALS. Operator. fe9-lrl
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A hooded bat, measuring nine inches
from tip to tip of his wings. was caught on
top of the Court. house at Fresno last week,
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THURSDAY, MARCH so. 1882.

We have been appointed agents for the goods Of "a
B. STETSON CO., of Phidelphia, Makers of FINE HATS
KNOX, of New York, FINE SILK HATS
BURT & PACKARDS FINE SHOES;
J. T. COUSINS, New York, FINE LADIES SHOES;
FISK FLAGC, Genlemens Fine FURNISHING GOODS
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Trains Blockaded by sand.

PORTLAND. March 29sh.-Trains on the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Gompapy's
road are blockaded at Alkali. thirty miles
above Cello, by storm which has blown
sand to depth of eight feet over tie track
for distance of two miles.
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KILSEY.WoRT effectively acts at the same
time on kidneys. liver and bowels.
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If you want Furnished or UnfurnIsheti
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS GRICE, Proprietress. m15-tf
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC, the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. 50s ST., bet Fifth and Sixth. m23-lm
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~yos "a 81 AND "a FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
4. ufacturers Of Malt and all kinds OF Meals, exc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal. Cracked Wheat, Graham -Four,
gI,ckwhoat Flour. etc. New Grain bsxs Icr sa,s.
agen.s Buckeys Nils rloIr, Marysyi:le, W17sp
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mOUR FIRST FASHION LETTER
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN SATUR-
DAY MORNINGS PAPER
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Looking for She Fighting Editar and
Finding Him.

SpoKAN FALLS, March 29sh,--A. NJ. Can
non and B. r. Bennett, of toe bsnk in this
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There is proposition to establish col
le ,iste institute q. Les Gatos,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Dinner In Honor OF Minister sargenf-A
Ten.Year senfence-Tbe Water CUES.
tion-C0mmOtton In Militia Circles-Efc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD. UNION
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CREAM-LAID NOTE PAPER,
hcauy and aUeU finished, 20 sheets for 10
cents: some PLAIN WHITE, and not
so he0Uy, 20 sheets for D cents; 20 Good
WHITE ENVELOPES for 5 cents. =.
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Neat Check and Spot Patterns i7e
MEMS FANCY COLORED SHIFTS,
70 cents some OF Good quality PER
CHE, 81 90: EItT0 Good PERCALE
SHIRTS, az 7aouel patterns, aCit1tsep0rate
Collars and Cuffs, 81 so. =.
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COMMENCING APRIL 8, 1882,
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
EEEHAUHG 4 LAGES.

pronrietors, IL; Sansome street, San Francisco
m27.4p3ru
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GREATEST DRAMATIC sviRT CT THE SEASON.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.
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he was not bashful.

Ihe following capital story is from Lon.
uoh: some days since the trains ON tba
North London Railway were all late and
consequently every platform was crowd,
oed' AT one OF the stations an impor,n-
nate passenger attempted to enter an al
ready o,ert DIVIDED compartment. hnt
one OF The occupants It Dutly resisted ,he
intrusion, thereupun the importuno,o
one said, Il will soon settle this IN
called guard to the carriage door He
t9en requested the official to ask two
OF the occupants to produce their
tickets, which proved to be third class
ones. In spite of the delinonents
there was no room in tho
Tram elsewhere, they were elected. and
III, 1me importunate one took their placa |!
/ ne other passengers were na,mally
rather indignant, and seeing this, The
successful intruder quietly said;
Il am very sorry to have had to turr
nose two gentlemen out, especially as
neard one OF them say they were al
eady late for All important eneaga
nent in the city; and | am ali ibo
lore sorry seeing that I only hold = ,
nird-class ticket myself"
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Converting a Policeman.

\, poilcenan was passing a church in
New Castle, when a gentleman coma
out and jokingly accosted him sayinn.
ut. ne was wanted inside. The policeman
q, 'fihking there was trouble in the cbnrcb
D wen' H. The sexton, seeing police
man, said: r''0e
Come right in here and he took
ni'h TO pew and waved his hand os
'"Hch trl as to say "Ielp yourselv
There was another man in tba nou
tn, deacon with sinister expression as
'ne policeman thought, and he sunp5s
ca that he was the man they wanted
arrested so he tapped the deacon ou
tI Sne arm and told him to come aIonn
Inc deacon turned pale and edge1
aiong to get away, when the policemon
Iook hlm by the collar and ierked him.
out In the aisle. The deacon strngoind "
thinking the policeman was cray but
ne was dragged along Many Of the
congregation thought the deacon had
oeen doing something wrong, and some +
OF them got behind the deacon ond a
nelped the officer in getting the deacon t
The policeman saw the man u,ho v
eoia MN ne was wanted in church o
ono;l aru asked nm what was the charge b
against the deacon, and he replied thai o
ut. qua not know The sexton was n n
next appealed to, and he didn't know b. y,
ana nnaily the prisoner was asked wbat h,
IL WI was all about, and he didn't know It
lue policeman was asked what ba IN
arrested the man for, and he dian't WI WI
'llow, and after a while the matter uas m an a,
'plalned and the policeman, who baJ on
o arrest somebody, took the man into ira
ustody who told him he was wanteJ bn Lnl
a the church, and he was fined dve tn, upI
oilars aud costs. The man now saws thu
e VIII never try to convert n nolioo,,,o de
gain. P''''e''iah for
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TRAVERSE JURORS

9 FIRST WEEK.
Bloom-Nathan Bomboy Levi GOV ,,,a,-
KnN,sr, ST., uorell. Jonathan Chrom,s' ~
Beaver eo ~ WGucR. m. WIN Rabb. s Shive "
Benton--G NJ Gibbons
| Brlar Creek-M HOuseknecb.
Catawlssa-G l. KostenbauJer
tentre-Wm Hess
flSnlngcreek--Aaron Bopert Jo,oo = ~,
Ma nan relsbach ' o"iicS 'ainpDe |
HEranklln-W Washington Parr.
Carl Y 5i,--o oe5R-FraDk Bomboy, Richard Henr,e
9IacRson1Moses Iao Savage, n W Smith
| Mkocust-David Helwig, Wm PiahIcr
Runyan 0o'' 'aines hlulln Francis
Mllliln-Lloyd Fahringer
Montour-Dayid Mou err
Urahge-Emanuel Appleman
Ilne-Ahram Rennet
uSSooI.J zimmerman, Emanuel Garrison ro,.
sugarloaf-Jesse Fritz
SECOND WEEK,
Freas p5oo4VAmos a D mos Buckalew, John Branch u
Beaver-Edward Schell
Bent0n-S Kase, A l. McUenrv
BerWlcE-Wm Bredbepper q K tIu,,,,o
pan "a, ~ ofeek3W trea,, lanes /, Hess
EEethhsire-Fred Hagenbuch, EDWARD Ste1vo,a
Dreshar rsGGreekmn-Charles creek Emory. Stanbor
oieshef, amos Hartman, Samuel 20 vaygia ~ oCepnen |
McMichael i' p"rhfoas Clifton, John
Hemlock-Jacob Andes.
Jacks0n--Jesse Rhone
Madsonwh SinSi s%itP PANEL Slime, David Yeager
Mini haarvey Huttenstlne, John s,neIv
nniilulh-Andrew Singley ''"sy'
tMaohtour-John Mench.
OranTe@f es '4ya 9,or1tt Grimes, Samuel Hartzel.
scott-JohD Pugh.
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Centre Institute.

- NohNtHeu IN the Uid
lay Church, Centre township. Copmht
county, Pa. March 25, 1882.
superintendent j. S. Grimes colo. -,
institute to order at If. Is a. m. and o.
the session with short. CHEERING oi1.
to its members.
o. u "hitmire was appointed secretor,
An essay or Knowledge" was ,bn,
read by Charles Greasy.
"A contest in Spelling followed, in wbic,
representatives. of four schools took mar,
ihe ohair appointed the necessary cor,
fhlttees and they discharged their dn,io.
satisfactorily.
Ihe superintendent made some.brief 70
marks on the necessity of pupils pnttino
| requests in writing After which tbc t.
stitute adjourned for one hour.
Inc Institute, in the afternoon was ,,o,
ed with fervent prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Spear.
NeAt IN order was competitive exerci,,
In Reading, followed by AN approS,iaI
ana very impressive address by Profcssor
William Noetling, of the Bloomsburc Nor
MAJ school, which was deeply educntiopop
showing what advantage there is in no,in,.
teachers large salaries. in emplovinc i,
suuctors loyal to their calling and in oIoo,
'"e men ior school directors who are hjrb
y interested in the advancement of educ.
Iion' Ihe Rev. Mr.. Spear also gave a shor
'udress which was appreciated
A competitive exercise in rapid odJ;,io..
ollowed. '''''o'
Inc committee on Spelling reported il,
aVor OF the Whitmire school Tho oo,,
hittee on Reading reported that susi,
ilcRs OF the Hicks school and Moris
'hltmire of the Whitmire school recniyot
ie highest grade in that branch Tho
,mmlttee on rapid addition renor,sd 49,
'io"s: In the first contest OliyerC yo,,,,
the Whitmire school, in the second on,
ST Chas' A. Shaffer, of the same school
III IN the third contest Della Hidlnv -
iiidla' school, gave the greatest nm.
r OF correct answers. =
l ne pupils of the Whtmire school onto.
hed the audience about fortv n,ia,,,
IN tn rpcl,ations, declamations. ESSAYS Ec
Gr whcn Superintendent j. $ Grime.
iressed ii;.sd the Institute on the n, cessity of
,liiies i;i such as Maps, Globes, Primor1
nNuiihg Charts, Unabridged Dictionarir,
III our common schools.
manEs nan rs we're rendered to the trustees for
use OF the church, and to the choir
oio enI''ehed the occasion with choic,
&c spent a very pleasant season. and
~ "s9oclaslons so pleasing to US all wrr
III renewed and shall ever be treasnr
n our memory. ''''"
he institute adjourned with music i,
choir. J. @ wu,r,,
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+ IsT OF TRIALS FOR MAY TERM

=
Montgomery Cox vs. John Ieppott.
VIM Schechterly vs. Elizabeth RI Souder
marina Greasy at al, VS. Jos Il yandersiice
lanes ~ Lannon's Admrs VS. Joseph Lamon,
~ Lazarus VS. Dennison Brink.
DJ Waller VS. Penna Canal CO.
augus'; freund et ux, vs. @ w Miller
yaines Lannon's Admr vs. Joseph Lanon.
baruey Al6ertson VS. A b KikendaU
Clinton Robbins vs. B sharpess
Lhe y l. a. Association of Cata, a,yIssa a.
Arthur W Long, ct al N"'""'7S" W
Emanuel str uss vs. Martin johnson
wilson Cox vs. William Brobst.
James Barton vs. William Tar. eft al
Pr,lna prndei na hartman VS. Mrs Catharine Heller
Bryne honoerger vs VIM Lelby.
JacoD Mensnger VS. Peter Collins Of al
Geo BOY er vs. Murray ct al
pen( S vsi, Miier Admrs VS. George Stricken.
3 Wlntersteen Trustee VS. z Fov, lar
w Bioby VS. Fiemmlngs Jacoby.
w Bib0y VS. Isaac II Seesholtz.
isaiah Bower VS. Daniel lrader'
Eyerly vs. Jacob Ye ger.
PHILIPS vs. A W Fritz.
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IsT OF JURORS, MAY TERM 1sso

ioI oF JURORS, MAY TERN. 1889
GRAND JURORS
Bloom-O T Wilson
ibrhton-Wm Ash, Thomas Edwards
Britr Creek-G " Iosler.
cbarIas barIIawpshsa,mhamilton sher, George kreipb
Centre-isaac Whtemire
samuel Harrison. MAUI II gilbert,
rTanklln-O Kostenbauder.
Greenwood-P Glrton'
Jankson-N Robbins
Locust VIM ADAMS
Mosteller. Anios johnson, VIM
maln-Ste hen Grover
Pfne-J Fowler i "i0nae''
hoaringcreek-Jeremiah Kunkle.
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LIABILITIES.

coupons not presented outstap'p tx, IA
" '''"nu'"s 765 SO
h 81 sig 70
ASSETS Gil so
f'Oa'"s ueo' vvc,,nu. 81 sOs 81
" Amt received from FP Billmeyer
"a FORMER treasurer kss eo
Amt @ collected by Treas on tax roll si sSSS SS 81 81
0 Amt y from Boone col on dup 80 s 4cs 70 TS
I" =" Judgment Robbins ,sg oy. 81 u
" state tax collected ~ ~ oa 90
Lands sold and rented by Co. Com so SG 90
, Re Kent and Int Park W sterner Vi "a
Damages Iron st McKelvy est 10 ~ ~
=, work Tor Q krug .o
on renee Lutheran and Reformed -"
from A Herring Pres being col. sOo
iecoed as lines license &C 4, m
EXPENDITURES. s''N
BBooms6urg Water Co a ooo M |
Bloomsburg Gas Co - sSv sSv W. W.
Gas 1xtures a d tar 90 90 9v 9v
ooses ns commonwealth vs. l Kuhn ''
auditors settling annual account 222S
't1eeI and e commissioners pm mis- f Bdleman 'VV
Highway expenses for labor. teams SoO75
=, repair OF tools and material oo.o-e
n H.marrls town Constable, police 90" % {
uuty ANA serving notices too q,
rrdiIhIlng dIndnggo ;nua annual statement or iAS0 %
sundrv peSsons SU ,,o,,oo,... Sc so I
Sauluel NeVhard, surveying ios sI 90 90 r
Sundry persons tents - vs. :
Repairs TO lookup l.n ~ c
Fire Department 800 (;
Board OF Health 695 90 L
ath> 9gj CO n
Attorney fees SO
Right OF way on Centre 81 lb0OO e
Gnsts In suit VS. Birkenbipe of nj oVO w ii
interest on overdue bond M si 90 "
secretarys salary '' IS2S o
Nv ii
We the updars,r,o, ,, IS SIS so n
, na,cH zOin, 1852, and do hereby cartIrv IN =,
M 4ned ra the foregoing accounts and STATEMENTS
'"' nuo 'nein correct and do approve tn SANE Il
Il. " BUCKINGHAM Il
F p. KLINE | Aud,,or n,
THOS WEBB. '0io' i
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!
sorihe. ihc scientific Amerieon for March. IL,
sollnes very simple but ingenious dcvir.
,'.h iot iIIShtening cattle off a railroad trac
Mheh tae cIamors of whistle and heII 80.
uhaVailing In some portions of tbe nnU,, pU,
uy. "here cattle run free and roiI,,oaL
a"'ns are IN consequence often comnoIl','s
~ run slow, the stray cattle mon ~,
dop iach are daily aggravation as wor i
tn tu"ugeI' often a stupid animal refusr,
~ ! understand that it is its duty IN t,,r,
tI,d t9le ana not run straight ahead oionI
ene track, and the train is obliged ~ foI1,iE "oE
wb;s,Io W. ,IIorhlteSp9hdlng ht pace, with the enrin,.
firan,an nioMihS Justify, and often with thr
nrts t,'tau "a , running ahead making futile eff T
b,, Az ~ PERSUADE the COW to alter her conrs,
y ~ ulscharging Jumps of coal or VJ"iSs st;nlSs
bir' "Vou 20 AT her, while the passengers coal
,honts n,"dhess I and profanity by derisiva
,"ouls o ana laughter Science bou,a,,
,aa 20" proved equal to the emergencr &
,"S au.eu cow-scarer to the COW. n:yt,on, |,a"
be INSISTS ,nhs OF a bent steam pipe secnreJ on
ritl o'o vi the cow-catcher and nerforoto1
',en 'irn number Of small holes aDoti'oI
"a n2 Ionhecls this with the enUine Loiiar
n n" aooa "nen lhe train is obliged TO sIo,y ~,
,ack p,'' tbe hai oi cattle refusing to leave the
ms nina o,'J nJiler pressure is turned into
oat dnioos anu shower-bath of steam and
rown es fes out with great noise and !
ms sti,a', ,"L III advance. An obdurate co,,
,rad di'illiulated In the rear is there b1, %
rSai, 81 unhappy that she imma3iotai,' -
,d Nes ,Dos lne railroad track for fresh fnij'
III pastures new. ' iiesh helds
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LEGAL BLANKS.

LEGAL BLANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THIS OFFICE.
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nv balance in hands hii,ssron az r1n 95 50
VI iioaS 15l 75
.ssprs sll SOL 10
pna rom @ Suodru uo En uupilcste OF sl si6s 10
Due on street openings as follows VOo
Market strt Ell q Rutter tsno
VIM. Webb's Estate o. Vo ,ooo
Due from W Sterner park rent oz,r
Due from Lutheran and Reformed 20 20
Congregations bal on fence On eo
Bal In hands OF Treasurer SV ~
sen b2 |
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~ turned by Co Commissioners
Sterner fN " "
10 esta1a amt damages Iron st McKelvy N
0 10 amt work Tor c Krug IL q
10 amt on fence Lutheran and Re- u
M ioi ned congregations no,
~ amt from Herring Pres be zOC
ing collected as fines, licenses (Sc ,,o,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-10

Die MufteruauSfdhr aus Wep
Yprf in'S NaSldne psripridt IN Der jsBt
pteoer bs9cnurnfn SaiIo1 grpbartig ,u psresn.
Die amerifnniite Auifsr i~bsrtift II ge,ua auf
0rpbe nno S6madbafigfeit als aufsrn Der
Welt. Wan fuoft bic NuIfsrn an Nmeri'a's
8llten bon Watus bis Wsrirp, aber am maIsa.
battsitsn unb BON becnpsrsm WpblgeI4nad pom
Yong Sslaae Suub bis 3ur GbeIepeafe YaY
Vim StHlen Weere III bic auRsr LANCE ni9t 70
sreb mic etsjtnisen, ptlbe an ben llfern ees
atlanttittn Seeans s~efunsen perSeH. Die coli.
1oIntits Aultsr tt Helm, mire aber ibrs5 Webl.
selbnads (fayorJ treasn isbr ssi6aBt. Sn
England III bic autsr fltin unb Ieiten ; Cd aisbt
ausretr6s aud auf einissa ensliIden Aulsr-
bantsn isbr srcbe auitsrn, abe. ~bisIslbeu line
nal srta, ~aufgeiGpemmt une BON niht DEFENDERS
sntem @si&mad. gis!s Der enslildea Aultsrn
babsn iogar finen unangeutbmrn Gupfrisen)
S~ttsti6mad. Dasielbe Gilt in man6sr Din.
lti aud BON ben fran,Sfitsn unb bsutlden
AuItsrn, untsr tsnen bic boliisiniltsn ais tie
bsfsn anselebsn tsIbsn miiGen. Sapu felt
Sabrsn baben lid ~slnjslns Rem gerfsr 3irmsa
nit benz gsrlanet bon frii6sn 9luGfsrn sin.
9smabts Nuiern trarsn BON isbsr Gin bsesptsn.
Der 9rpprtnittel - na6 9uIppa bsIRGiiiat
SIN Saufs Der Sabre III eislss @sl6Git arOB.
artt9 ausetp a6ien, aud psrItsbt man sS isbt In
Rem YCrt bic Auifer 10 AZ psrpadsn, ba6 lie l1
po6sulang bait. gu fteism 3psf perosn bic
Auitstn nit tsr runpen Stals mad uutsn une
nit SlIfs BON grsttatn unb Spl,tabsn 70 fsf
in 6adsr Supadt bab ls ibrt S&alsn ni9t IN.
nsn fpnnen. Snrbt pirtlit cine pesr bic
anbert, 70 bIs'bi ls seiSlUTsu unb fam tur&
tbr faulenbss 0adsr anp 5leii$ bic nsbsn ibr
l~ifssnpsn ut6t psresrbsn. Us tsIbsn jsBt IN
jeosm Hiatn pom Rem gOrf unb aud Bon
Baltimore aus WiatOnen fril&r gultsrn mad
europa psrItift. Die Gambler bsbaupten, bab
bislss ausfubrssi&afI In bislsm Diutsr nod
nm pole 70 prpjsat ,unebmsu psTps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-10
Sisbentss gapiteI.
per Sdser (6rei6t an fsiusn Sreaao
Ern(t I'm SImar,wafoe.

RsntOr. mein W,ntor. Dem leiber Der
Der psrfdnbise Singing Selema&os
f.blt, mas uirf bu lassn, tprnn Su meme
Sano uno bic usberi6rift bes Yriefes au
i9auen betommf2 Su, untsr Deinen
Sannsn uno ubrma6srn, pirt mid nod
&siien unb Sabrten aQsr art enblid uei9
uno ftia auf meiner glm i'm G&loTe mel,
ner in @Ott. rubsnosn Batter piIen, uno
ausraien. na4osm Su @tssnpdrtiges se.
lsisn /: nnier 8iHn III sitsI StGdpsrt !
Su uirit Dir einbilbsn unb poblssf6Qie
(Su Sreusr! Dir iassn, psnn Su absnos
in Der S&rsibtufel bic assnbas bur&=
frsi6t, neil lie Drummer fir Drummer
actaa 9sporben fine: gnbli6 piro CT
nun fid our 9sds seirsdt baben, bss 5slo-
bau's partsn O6sr cine nibli9e anlaae,
ettua cine S%absrmibIs, MAIDEN, unb 6as
beibe Slut b66iisns an Den Sauen uno
Sirlaen isinss @ilnbanns ausIaHen.
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oDisnhmap&n."
2 "gbsdirit fir grisitta."
. T0riunsbmsnSs Santlunssn.
4 g%0rssnsmmsns S~anbluus'u.