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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-16

A matter of choice whether to suffer
uninterruptedly with a cough, or to invest %
cents for DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and cure it.
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OLD PEOPLE

whose digestive powers are impaired will find this
diet inyaaable Many are adopting this article in
DAILY USE 1t Is superior and more palafabIe
than oatmeal and other similar prenaratfons and
being thoroughly cooked in its manufacture II dos
not sour or spoil.
DHSPEPTICS
will find in RIDGES FooD every qualification peces
sary, as II 10 sfe6m cooked food wherein all the
nesh Informing properties are retained Its soothing
and nonrishng properties particularly adapt it TO al
conditions Of the stomach. - -
NURSING MOTHERS
vous system should at once commence Using RIncr's
FOOD - daily diet before the standard Of health
= reduced In both mother and child. WOOLRICH
3 co. On every Label. Ssai1T2m
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BEA1TY'S ORGANS, q stops, 10 sess
reeds. only 500. Pianos SIPS IN
Rsre Holiday Inducements keady Wriis a ali a
BEATTY, washiAgtoa, n. J. naySfh
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business College (Dirgo) and Telegraph
ID institute. Students enter q; any time,
X. B. CAPEN, Principal.
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peAel0Ac For sOI.DIERS. -
6sVOeOuVO widows. fathers. mothers O. vi
s n, Thousands yet entitled Pensions
81 sssniS .sd s Solder: an
'a ssd r sssd E
H 4sss.; NV. Es.i Sc
kENNEBEC CoUNTY.-IH Probate Court, held
1881. -'''''''''S :" 1'e'''''''
r W. Patterson. Administrator on the estate n,
- William Wing. late of Augusta in said County,
deceased. having presented his first account of sd
ministration for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
January next, in the kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter
ested may attend at a Probate Court then to be
held at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the
same should not be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN. Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. 3wIs
KENNEBEC cOUyTY.-In Probate Court held at
augusta. on the fourth Monday Of December issl l.
A Nm LAWRENCE, widow of Oliver A. Law.
"A renee, late OF Wayne in said County, deceased
having presented her application for allowance out
OF the personal e,tafe CT said deceased:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully in the Kennebec Journs printed
in Augusta in said County, that all persons interested
may attend at Probate Court to be held At Anrusts
on the fourth Monday of January next, and show
cause any they have why the PRAYER Of said petition
should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. swi
KENSEBEC COUNTER Probate Court at
1851
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportiny 10 be
"A the last will and testament of smith
Moody, late of Pittston, in said County deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three week.
successfully prior to the fourth Monday of January
next, in the kennebec Journal, 4 newspaper
printed in Augusta. that all persons interested
may attend at Court Of Probate then to be holden
81 Augusta, and show e1use, If any, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and
allowed. as the last win and testament Of the aid
deceased. EMERY n RFAV -. '
Attest: Howard Own, Reeister. svis
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DREECH.LOadingR Rifles. Double and
ID Single Guns speciality. Gun and Lock Smith.
Machine and general repair shop.
j. A. FAIRBANKS.
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NEW YORK MILLINERY. Dress Making
~ and Fancy Goods. Inspection of goods solicit
ed SULLIVAN BURGESS, knights Block,
corner Union Water Sts
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BOSTON Branch Clothing HOuse.-Hats.
ID Furnishing Goods, Rubber Costs. Umbrellas.
Valises, E. G. STORER, 49, Water St.
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BOSTON Boot and Shoe Stsre.
ID Fine Goods at lowest prices.
LIP. HERSEY.
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Doors AND SHOES. Everything at the very
- bottom figure il the inducement offered at
VI. W. BOYD'S, Cor. Water 4 Union Sts
Custom work and repairing al short notice.
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DOOR Binding and Blank Book Manu-.
ID factory. Blank Books ruled 10 any pattern
also Binding in all branches at moderate prices.
SMITH REID, kennebec Journal Building.
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NOuGhL1N 4 QUINN invite the public to in
~ spect their goods and con-id their prices on
Groceries, Meats, Flour and Provisions. Remember
the firm. Water Street, Hallowell-
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Doors. Shoes and Rubbers. Fine Gus
- tom Work and Rpalring to order.
J. X. THOMAS, Hallowell.
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N1LLlNERY-Fancy Goods, Ladies' a md
AVA Children's ready made Underwear, Laces,
lies, Fishues.l NJ. T.. ANDREWS,
Under Hotel North, Augusta
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MILLINERY AND FANCY (OODS, A
ANx large assortment of ribbons laces and wors.eds
Hats and bonnets at loves prices.
MRS. ORRIN WINTER,
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BAKERY. Plain and Fancy Cakes and
ID crackers. Wedding cake especially. Plain or
ornamental frosting done TO order.
AUGUSTA BAKERY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-09

New YORK, Aug. N.-A tall, elegantly
attired elderly q. ntleman, whose spruce
Dundreary whis kers, single eyeglasses
and di9nified learing proclaimed the
wealthy Briton, called at the Hoffman
House on Saturday afternoon. He
spoke in a low voice to the chief clerk,
and informed that functionary that he
was the Duke of Richmond and had
been travelling through Canada incog-
nitO with some friends. His Grace
seemed nervous lest his identity should
become known, and requested that he
should be registered az Mr.. Ward,
simply. After q while the visitor and
Mr.. Chadwick, the clerk, sat down at q
table and the peer cOndescendinRly
helped to sip away two bottles Of cham
laQne, which he condesCendinQly ob-
served was ''Quite excellent, but trifle
high in its tome" Ed Stokes was sent
for, aud the Duke hOnOred him with
his hand, whereup0a Stokes looked
gratefully at Mr.. Chadwick and said
that he would not forget bis friendship.
Another bottle Of wine was accepted by
His Grace, and as the three sat drink
ING together the Duke informed his
Companions that besides being Duke of
Richmond he was Duko Of Gordon and
Earl of Kinrara, and his glass waa inn
mediately filed to the brim by Stokes;
but when he announced that in Scot
land he was tho Duke Of Lennox, Earl
of Darnley and Baron Methuen, and in
France the Duke d'Aubigny, the finest
cigars In the establishment we're pro-
duced. As the fragrant smoke curled
up in little blue wreaths the distin-
HE
other titles such trifles as aide de camp
to the Queen, ex-aide- de camp to the
Duke Of Wellington and hereditary
constable of Inverness Castle. He was
also X. G. and T. G. and Hon. d. G. L.
Stokes said he had expected As much,
and Mr.. Chadwick nodded pleasantly
and looked knowingly. Suddenly the
peer doWned his voice to an aristocratio
whisper and asked Stokes for $50 to
pay some trivial expense. He held q
Crisp bank note for 910O daintily be-
tween his thumb and finger and told the
delighted mon that be would leave IL as
security, but he did not care to have IL
changed. Stokes was on the point of
Offering the desired amount and unlim-
tied credit, whom one Of the barkeepers
whispered in his ear that the stranRoE
had been recognized as one Of the most
accomplished Of English swindlers end
oonhdsuce men. Gently whispered the
wind among the leaves in Madison
Square Park. blithely sang the birds and
brightly shone the sun - His 0raOe me-
andered adown Broadway, rubbing Z
certain part Of his pantaloons in care
less and yet conscious manner; and now
Stokes and Chadwick want 70 know
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F o R EI9N.


/ SICK E0pePo9.
BREsLAu, Sept. S.-Owing to his 10
cent over-exertion, the Emperor William
did not leave his rooms YESTERDAY, In
| order to spare him as much fatigue as
possible, the parade of the Sixth army
corps was postponed until Saturday.
EGeeas sfthe SHAKE.
PANAMA. Sept. 8.-Damage done By
the earthquake turns out greater than
was at first thought. The olthedral and
many OF the larger buildings are badly
injured. The loss in the CITY is esti-
mated at several hundred thousand dol
lars. Several lives were lost. There ia
no communication with Aspiuwall either
oy raul or telegraph, and many bridQes
or the line are broken.
PaytsS Deaely.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 8.-The difficulty be-
tween Japan and C0rea has been ar
ranged. Corea has agreed to nav IjOO.-
GOO as compensation to JaDan. and
15O.OOO to relatives of the murdered Jan
aneSe.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 8.-The mounted
infantry made a spirited feCOnnoisance
of Maudras yesterday and came in con-
tact with the enemy, and six Of tho lat
ler were killed.
Peace In France.
PAINS, Sept. 8.-DeClero, President of
the Cabinet. says the foreign relations
OF France are excellent. France needs
no oalliance, and her aim is peace.
Csneiliassry.
DUBLIN. Sept. S.-Clifford Lloyd made
a ne
terday.
En&iisA Racer Bsaxht.
LONDON, Sept. Sat the sale of the
Darger bret ding stud yesterday, the
six-year-oid chestnut brown horse RayOr
Dor, WIS bought bv w. L. Scott, of Erie,
Pa, for $1,000.
On Tiekslsh Terms.
GETTING, Sept. ga large party of
Albanians collected on the frontier to-
day, with the object of provoking con-
filct with General Fergins, but hOstilities
were avoided through moderation of the
latter. The feeling between the border
populations of Albania and Montenegro
are very strong.
lm n had Way.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 8.-It is reported
that Arabi Pasha Is ill with the dysen-
terry.
A Fearful OGemse.
BERLIN, Sept. S.-While the grand
cavalry maneuvers were being conduct
ed by the Crown Prince, Frederick Will
lam, yesterday, two French officers, hign
in rank, in civilian dress, were arrested.
They had been making sketches of the
ground.
Terrible Mortality.
MANILA, Sept. S.-One hundred and
seventy persons died here of cholera on
Thursday, aud % deaths occurred in
neighbOring villages.
HAPPY Constahles.
DUBLIN, Sept. S.-The Dublin police
force appear to be grateful for the con-
sideratIOn of Earl Spencer extended to-
wards them. They are full of zeal and
resolution to do their duty.
A strong O0cial.
DUBLIN, Sept. S.-Earl Spencer an
nounces that seventeen of the dismissed
cOastables, being bad characters, will
not be rsinstated. If further cOmbina-
tiOns arise he says he will be unable to
approve the reinstatement of any men
dismissed for like offense. Earl Spen-
Ger declined to receive deputation
from the meeting yesterday, at which
res )lution asking Communication of SEN
tence Of the murderer Hyne was passed.
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Tho Iittle Ohise fnnning Mn ha1 -
equal For aale ~ Wa0 : OAnDeall.
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Ladia. ~ yoar dssa baaAon4 - -
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0s1luna. = - Oayssa nsaA r.
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OotuHsus, Ohio, Sept. IA private
saaege announces the assassination, at
- Antonio, New Mexico. on Wednee-
night, OF Charles Harris, formerly
3 slnool teacher here. and recently 10
used With his father 10 Topeka. He
- q \ pl0Aanra trim aoufh
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VucAao,. Sept. S.-Yanktons Brave
IL Sioux Indian, who was 10 have
nnnR on the 18th for the murdef
soonsou, near Fort 6ully, has been
med second reenite Of 30 dava
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DUBLIN, Sept. s.-The Dublin police
force appear to be grateful for the con-
sideration of Earl Spencer extended to-
wards them. They are full of zeal and
resolution tn dO their dufv
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~ .,.1nEAfoLm. Sept. S.-The unfinished
~ race was concluded today, bu6A-
~ ~ i ,sakinR two straight heats. Time,
a. Ane s:6 GLASS resulted ~ follows: Pc
Sd = !. !; Fannie g.. 2, 2, 2; Flora
= Time, 2:Nx, 2:99, 2:2OH.
49, match between Van Armin and
1s Ghief did not take plaes, Van
1e seeal race between Eoao and
O1ase Vas Won BY The lAttGe h
SSSs1 aaahf hsata Tins. III, 3:1QH,
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rcrrible Mortality.

MANILA, Sept. S.-One hundred and
seventy persons died here of cholera on
Thursday, and 20 deaths occurred in
neighbOring villages,
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4 Failure.

NV YoRx, Sept. S.-R. n. Knopp,
sovanon dealer. has suspended.
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A Grand Barbecue.

DENVER (Col.) Sept. 7.-Thrce thous-
and merchants from Colorado, Nebras-
b, Wyoming, Kansas, and New Mexico
attended a barbecue given the mer-
chants Of Denver, today. Four thOus-
and merchants were seated at the hrst
table. In the evening grand display
oe fireworks was made. The whole was
. grand success.
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6AEr LAKE, Sept. S.-The Mormon
Priesthood have been circulating q
ssoret circular giving instructions to
their people directly opposite to Law and
u rulings Of the Commissioners. Ono
0f the circulars was unearthod today.
They have also decided TO have three
biahops Get with precinct registers and
oveEseo registration. The Gentilos are
mueh incensed at the interference.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-General Sher-
man says that Major General John ID.
6ooo6eld will be ordered TO San Fran
600 10 relieve Major General Irwin Mo
Dowell Of the command OF the military
division Of the Pacific, and General Mo-
Uovell will be ordered to his home In
New York, preparatory to his retire
neut from active service in October
; mt. The matter will not be acted on
mtil after the return Of Secretary Lin
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BERLIN. Sept. S.-While the grand
cavalry maneuvers were being conduct.
cd by the Crown Prince, Frederick Will
lam, yesterday, two French officers, hign
in rank, in civilian dress, were arrested.
They had been making sketches of the
ground.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-09
The Yellsw Fever.

baowxsvLLE, Sept. S.-Ferty eight
~ eases Of fever yesterday and two
esashs, both Mexicans. Four now Gases
Iever among the troops at Fort
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept. g.
!hers was clerical error on Wednes-
DAY in tho announcement Of PolAnd's
majority. Returns from 13S towns ne
Sseved at noon today give Poland l2,6l5,
Estcher 6Ol3, Dunbar and scattering
~, Giant l042. Poland's majority u
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R,sbs Silt Gsss 5onie bsi0resrs tts
Bsrbauna
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. Q nj : ODE beerrettet.

Ditlam s. Gousblin BON Scmsrviue,
Wali, fast: SIN 5srbt 1876 tstam i'd
sunssntluten. ssfolst uon sinem bsltiasn
5uissn. SD serlcr BEN gpgetI. uae msin
6isilb uno wuree ksttIasslio. Sn 1877
braSte Ean mia ins 9ospiial. DIE Qer,te
sr!lartsn. Id bate elm God in ms'ner Gun.
sc BON Der 0rSbs zines talbsn Dollar
itudss. Soaar Die Nadri6t BON meirsm
5oos osrtreitste li&. SD sab uas Sof
nans duf; ca smpiatl gir sta 5rsuae
Or. Williap Sails Ball nj
fur bic sunss. SD sstrauhts cine
8lalhe nno gu msinsm Grliaunsn wurpe
Id bsiIer, una bin bsuts sslunosr, ols felt
brst Saarsn.
50 lnrs6e etss In rsr SoiTauns, tab
Ssesr nit franfsr 0unee 8staitste Or.
@tlliam 5alls Bailam as.
broudt. uno Id bin ltsr,sust, taB baI.
islts bic Nus;sbruns teilt. So fana 20
iitto bstauptsn, cab MIR her @allam metr
@utss frw'sisn bat, OILS ole ubriaen Nr.
3sneicn ialamIen. bic Id nabm.
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Satt 2eAru Springs 2ark.

Cfsisr bsltette grbolunesplab TT staer
9runSltdsn Nsparatur unter3ossn trorben
uno piro oua nod fortpabrenS perbel7ert
uno SerltGnsrt werpen. Man finoet ba.
ltltf aas3et allsrlet @etranfe, ftilGes,
etstalteS Bisr btreft bonn Jab, importirte
uno eintsimifde Gtsarrsa IT,. Seeen
Sonntas Sfahmittag: Jrei, n.
3ert. 3um ,ablret6fn 8sIu6 label Elm
otnano Sertle.
"A, 4,t1W W gaGtsr.
NestS Silt @ess SOatc reeuItrt BE
NuEcttonen Der gtnoeipeire.
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= @oQt SIR nod Der n.ueiten
Wtobe sefleioet iein, 10 labt gu6 Cure
Qnsiige bel pancsalt & 6 ob Il
MAIDEN. "a t34t
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piel cb i'd bic Qiebe ibreS Scbnes ermi=
berte roer 3urifpieB.

piel cb ih bic Qiebs ibreS Scbnes erwi:
certe roer 3uriidpes.
gine bein,lide 6ludt, bic nit Siiife
ces elten Yfarrers lsidt III bemerffeaisen
mar, bot Hd als bsqueH,ifes Wtttel. taa
id beun bod nad einiser lleberlesuna
perwarf. SO jdien mir msiner nidt
tparoig, unb es tatte ben seidir,ten &no=
ten pcbl far ben Wcment seridnittcn,
ater ntht eno5iiltis selSf. @eraoe nm
baS 0estere par mir 3u ttun gDie ib
Gopitdn @orppn fannie, murbe ibn Elm
beliebi8 ucrseiditter @runs, ben i'd etma
brief flid 3uridlieb, nidt tefriebist baten.
Sd er1ehnte jset ben leiolsen Nusenbld,
ia, luhte ibn terbsi3uf fiitreu, inoem id
meinem getrasen segen ibn eiue 5drtuns
CAB, bic er ais @rmioetuns feiner eiete
eeuten burfte, uno maGte, cine idledte
Sdauipielerin, .pie id bin, tie Sade ba=
ourd nur idllimmer. Zen gorlidtieen,
@swiiienbaftisen idien Die nabs Nusfdt
eiues SieBes, ben ct nod in weiter Serne
seslaubt, eber eiu3uididtern ,ls ,u err
mutbisen, UNI 10 n:ebr, als meia yeneb
men. bas mir nidt bas 6ers. ionoern bic
8sreduun3 bictirts, ndt anoers ale in
ccnifquent uno wieeriprutsppq Iein
tcnnte. ater ndbreno er, sewi1ernaben
eridrcden, feline Gusen abmeneete uro
0atn 8allpcuitle ibr binber 6cdmuib Dor
iesem leiieaen Seroadt fduete, enigma
tsine msiner Misnsn. feines mener Wcrte
Der lauar.soaa Nufmertlamteit einer anoern
Verfcn. bic mid felt benz erfsn Wcment
nit ibrem tSotlihen Soiie beesrte unb
etenfc lanae uuf elm Wtttel iann uno cine
@ele9enbsit srburrte unb eripitte, mid
aus elmer Steluns ,u psrcransen, oas
pel&er id He pereran Ct batte.
(5ortfebun5 ftIet.)
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eeSta!is als SnitbcsgsnpHe > ati1>
l6aDS RI Scne..,is.ls.

Sn e;aem nit iel'ener Ureimltbisfe;
uno Deutlidfeit seidriebenen 9trtifel
ipridt bic ,,Spinione" id folsenbetma=
ben iber bic eurppdiide Sage uno bic
Iufsabe StalienS aus: vDie iiderfea
uno lrudtbrinsenbifen Nllian5en iino bic,
melde mil Der 9rDbten llninteceiltrtbe;t
uao 5u bpben uno allseateinen 3weder
sei6lpllen perben. 9eun 1T bent5utase
in europa bas bD4lte 3iel bic Nulre9t=
balttns pes Srieoens, ber alien unb gang
beioneers Stalien 5utrdglid 1T. 3wei
ma6tise unb befreunoete Staaten,
Deutidlano uno Sefterreid, ipiniAen
ben 8riepen, neil fie 3ufrieben ltno nit
benz, mas ie belieen' Nuf ber enen
Seite ilt 6ranfretd, au Der anoeren Stuff
LAMB, >peldes auf 9fade unb Serseltuns
innt. DieB fno bic beioen Sinoernilie
oes 6rietens. @as bat Stalien gu tbun?
llnperbpblen li9 NIT ben beioen Wfddten
gu perbinoen, wel6e bas gesenwdrtise
@leidsemidt aufredt gu erbalten ltreben;
iid Der llapilden 6esemcnie, relhe oer
SislliIaticn @efabr brpbt, unb Der Ste=
pande 6ranfreids, melde europa err
Idittern miroe, gu miberleeen. Dieb
1T I'm iere atuisabe, uno 70 periteben mir
oas WctiU unierer 2utanjen. Snoem
mir uns ulio enser an Oeutl6lanb uno
Oelterreid anidli fen, beorcben unb be-
louern mir feinen ber anoeren Staaten,
eb n neil Der Saupt;med nIsrer aus
martisen Ycli,if, oer 6riepen 1T. @ewiB
bat 6ranfrei9 uns perleet, bat uniere
SHtereHen in GwniS meleutlid seltSrt
uab baS @leihsepidt im Dtittelmeer.
ater wenn mir bic 3ulalIuns CUR oeut tids
Sit2rreliden auian5 nur besebrten, I'M
nit ccr llnteritiieuns Der Starfen uns
fttr Die tTiittenen Seleioisunsen gu rdz
den, 10 miirben mir unlere Nctlcn su
9nnIten ces Srieben8 idma9en, ifatt iie
gu tarfen, uno paroen als unru9ise unb
aeiabrliae 6reunpe betradtet mercen. q
Die nSpinicne" farnmt oann auf bic
Oii(itirfrase Su ipre@en, unb in bieier ges
aiebuna gu senielben Nslultater, mie
mehtcre bal6cfficiSie Scurnale inoem lie
idlie6t: Wenn mir nun aud cine nod
70 fri blide, reierpirte, beideioene Sslz
tang beotaatent serace UNI aur @rbatz
tuns bes 6rierens bei5Htrasen serabe
I'M unter aleidan Beeinaansen sur 4ai.
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fen 5u reroen-uno ais iOlGe erIdeinen
uns Deitidlanb unb Selterreid 10 1T
es nStbis, oaB uniere mlitiriide 6aituna
einc aus allen @eidtspuntten furdtbare
iei, uno baB mir anertanntermaBen bic
6dbisfeit gu eiper ropioen Sfeniise, TO-
balo olee uuumaanslid 1T, telieen. stls
liaas nit Qeuti6lanb unp, Oelterreid
ebns Sinterseo eoanfen, gum cinSisen 3mes
de ben eurppaiden 8ritben gu erbalten;
freuHefdaftlide Sutenticnen aesenuber
ben anoeren Staaten, melae ntdt bas
Wolier trabea poueni itarfe n.ilitarilhe
SfalluNs, perfttatise. fdweseuos, Mir
sepoas SaulHluns; oie6 1T Elm wenise
Seilen umfaIienoes Brcsramm, an oas
unieres @rodtens bic italisniide 9taticn
lid 9alten maBte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-13
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Rem Orleans &c
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StroBe, Gan antprio.