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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-16
CONTRACT WORK.
SEWER ON SEVENTH STREET,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY or ST. PAUL. MIMI, March s, 1882.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. MIMI, March s, 1882.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the city OF st. Paul, Mimi, at their office in
said city, until 10 NJ. on the Goth day of March,
A. D. 1882, for constructing a sewer on
Seventh (7th) street, from point $50 feet east
of Wabashaw street to the Minnesota street
sewer, in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of said
Board.
A bono, with at least two sureties, in sum Of
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r L. GoRMAN,
h Clerk Board of Public Works. 6S-7S
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01
S5as Der Serr @irGenpOrfamo
S6neree aus csei65's pon
feiner 2aifeoar5eio
ersd6fo.
StsnpsrapPirt Don 6. p. b. RIanit.

g mar sic eene i6eene 3eib, tpie i'd
nod bein WiiIebdr bienen babp mer brus
gen SasentaI nod srine &ede NIT bIauen
@rasen uno bIaue Soien unb ipenn be
DGnen in @riehe iasben ben Sa6ien
tpa6ien be Soien gum SaIie raus, 10 mar
Sas tpeibsr niibb, aIs Der reene yieib BON
be RaderI1. 6 bibideS 8erIi6en, ipie
id basemal mar, idbanb mer be llnsfOrm
sans ausnebnenb i6eene 1ino be bibiben
Dldohen babben Ssen Of mid iperfen,
SaB .i9 nod beiOsebase blaus 5Iede bam
miB6e, tpenn Sc beS nauIi9 megli6 Iein
bdboe; unb Sc tpiiIen, perflu9beS Gu
berhen bin ib Ie beise nod, tpenn ib nur
enc SHGrse BON tpeioen lebe.
98as ib ie amer iebt er5dblen nil,
bdngS sanS unb gar MID nit ben Wdbs
den seiamm, i'm @egenbebl, l'tpar enc
perflunb ernltbafte 9lffdre, bic redo sflis
tparn 9onnbe unp mid beinabe Inn mel
8enonnis BON en- seiaeioen @erI Sebrado
ba6; baB ib Se atper MID BON seitern
iein bub, tpiiien Sc ieliper an beiosn,
ionlt bd0oen Sc mid MID in @trdenpors
itanb setDabIo, benn ba muB mer gar belle
fin. S'ipar aIio, Inn sur3 su iein,
mahen Sabre a6penpdrss, mo nd6 Der
Nepelusion, bic sansIih 6iesto MAIDEN
oabb, tpieber be Reoaftion eingeoreben
ipar. Ge Oefansnen tparen n,eridoens
oebls ipieber freise!uiIsnt uncer9lnbern Od
6dOrniteinfessrs Clemens, Der be 3ss
Daftiou BON q SdanbbIapbdsn itDernOmiu
bubce.
SD i1anb aIfo ae iensr 3eib in Drdien
in Uarnefcbn ais 8esrIne; i'd mar iHon
sans ausgsere3irt unb iolloe balb gum
erlAoen Nial uf Wabe 3iebn, tpoorr lner
d biileI 8ruisIn babr, ba ie cen in 4ad-
lbisn{te bsin ssringiten BeritOb sesen
| s'9lesLsmant bsin SHIaifinbGen erie6ts,
| UNI Ii @nltsn f1bsrresa. Ga gam stae1
| Uases hst Sells u nit, bsf o& esib'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01

i1 gun. Gr beerbe amer gar mid uf mid,
fcnbern iasoe gun @orbsraI . 2aiIen Sc
ANAL sIei6 enc DroIhfe bcIn, Der Wiann
mub 5ur Be0ba6buns in's 2asareo. Bon
Sn3areb beern unb ser Dibre naus i1bring'
mar BEL mir eenS. Da mar amer nn gIeih
be babe WadmannI6afb binber mer Der
nno idrie in enc meg iafbaIben, 5'is a
Verrifoer 1lno ma bdo6en Ge bic
Wteniden unb beionDerih be Ginber
1ebn 1oa'n bic mer ale nit @eI5rei
unb 8ejoble na6iesen babben nnS
9 baueroe ob gar MID Iange, ba
baoben ie mid beim ShIafiib6den
nnS l6lebbten mid uf be Made serid.
8ans marooe unb balb obnmdhb'g gam
tb borb on unb eounbe ipeioer nii6o raus-
bring als-ni9 perrido- ShiIberbeiiel
-3elliS Dor 3ipee DabIer gesooft uItp.
Oa ihien nun ben Speritatsar3b bod
beb beb SeefeniieOer pfgeben, Denn er
babS mid re6c IeiOklis frasen: Sou ias
gen Sc nter nitr email, spaS ippl'n sc
oenn e9enbIi1 INNER nit sSbrem 'S6iIz
oerbeiieI. Da babo i6en M be ganfe
8el6l6te baartleen ersdbIn' tppberbei er
immer 10 sebrudit bab, aIs tpolo
er ii9's 2aben berbeiBen, nab
reno benz be Bahmanni9afb iid
gar mid i9entrn babS uno iih Dor
2a4en baIb sesuseIb bdbbe. gsu merit
| ih, oab mid Der perhammte 3eiiie nur
sum Jtarr'n sebabt baboe unb oiftere 3es
! fanideeeoanfen babosn in meiner Seele
ufiteigea. Iper f'giebt Sic benn bod nod
enc sepolihe Geredtisseip unb be Rdb.
meiieS baoo'en bsreios bei'n ShIaffipos
den. 0enn Saum mar id nib meiner
8eldi9oe &c Gnpe, ba bubo fih be Sibre
uf unS tper scOmo rim ? Gne 8abroue nit
| 3eilisen in eopas anseieiieIben 3uitanee.
9a baboe iib rtdmIi9 bas 6erIi6en fer
meine 3tpee 0at!er en- ATen ge.
sofb, nnc be Baproae serembeIo,
Die'n M sIei4 einpideIn 6abo. Da
is Der .3eifiS, 6err Operltabsarsr
4 Iasb' i@ gun, Sc genn'n SeIper fraaen,
obs MID tpabr is. Der 6abSen MI sleif
in betnIid'S 8erbeer usbnL un6 6o
muBt'S Der SaIunf ;lig6bm er ueenot
amer er bappe nur S6baB sema9o, benr
baB i'd 70 eunm fem 6dboe oas S6ilbsr.
beifel fperflib abbCI'n &c pol'n babe'el
BOD nibt centen senn'n. Mei' 3eiiig babi
MI Stpar abb 0ase lang in @aiten brumm
n,iiIen, i6 aiper bab's bel Der Gumbenie DO,
3orpir gar mid mebr auSbaIben senr
uno Der sSeIbtpetpeI meenbe @erI, tpenr
&c 70 lang tp6r'rL tpie Sc ounlm TN, b.
sennpen Sc ben Ytpub en- @uB gdbm
Gr babo ft6 stpar no6'n bifIeI anoerid
auSbriden, atper pa bier DAMS Ssrbei fin
10 sann ib's bod ni9t gut iagen. 9ln
aIIeresIi6iten purI6 amer, tpenn id mid
uf Der S9braBe iebn IieB, neil be Stra
beusinber bon uuiern S6taoeperSeI me-
ale nabrufen baboen: S1nerfe, mo- bai
be BERN Del S9iIcerbeiieIs ytu Tag i'd
| sc amer nur 70 pieI g8enu i6 iest nod
email gum Utilebdr game unb s'tpouSe me-
ener 10 mas peib MAIDEN, ben noIb' i'd
4 i6eeue bemIei6pen, psun 10 mas gun
5peeoen ytaIe &c sIobn, ba bersu bin i'd
Sc pieI ae belle.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01
@uont uno 25aqernixe-

Der Sften fdrbt itdb, .es fIiebt Sie Radt,
Die 9lebel itstger, Der Sag erpnht,
GS regen nub trdiiieIn iih limbo
Der Bdun,e 9Idtter i'm Norgenb1ucb.
GS roget urb frGujeEt Der See ii9 au@
Sm iauften @eben Der 0irsoe.
Ga icbIeitbt, BEN Ropf nod BON Beine i4ipsS
Gin Iiiit' ger Gupm gum IIfer Der
lIrn i6aipft ourb ne2 Shilfes @iiyHs.
CT bat bic edH;e Nad3t Ge5esbt
Drum neIstt er bel iict: es 5ei niht fnleGt,
&eEn ibrt EN- Bdp erfriid5e.
Sdou taudt er bas raid ertbI6Bts 8ein
gSie priifeHo IN bic 6lltb binein,
Od - Siebt er's eeIdpitlbe Sirriide:
Denn auf oes See's tiefunferitsnr @rstrfe
Da i6pimnlt Elm Rirletn NIT roiigem dumb.
Das mint ibm nit Iiebencen Bltfe.
Da Iaben6 bas fIetre NdnnIein ipriebt:
,Jsein, StJrIein, fsesl,, mid befb6r5t nu nidbr,
gSas aud oein RtsnAIeIn plaAnert.
g9enn ou ftatt IN sEafier Idwommelt IN @sili
Sprdng' cbue 3Deern sli otr iet binein,
0pG 10 = Mid erulelt uno i4auSert!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01
ThecbnIO DifteImann, BrCf
9lnr I'm mer praftifd..

Gin tpoblbeIeibter alter Serr fdbrt MT
ber GiIenbabn. Dor bem ginite;gen IN
ba8 Coupe fbarft er benz Sdaffner elm,
ibm auf isben San Befheib su Iagen,
tpenn iie auf Station ,RenrnIinsbanfen" .
ansefommen tparen. Die Jabrt sebt Dor
ii9.-2luf ieber Station fteft Der ate
Serr aufeereet ben Gopf sum 5enitsr,
beraus, nm 5u Ieben, OBJ man bereitS IN.
81. 1ei. Dob bic Sabrt iIt tpeit unb bet
aIte CUTE Serr i6ldft Elm. = Da enDIif
fpmmt man in R. an.-8robes @ebrdnge.
-Benis AufentbaIt. 9tln alles fpieDer
fertis. Der 3ugfubrer mid sbeu buS
Signal sur Weiterfabrt seben, oa fdlIt
bem S6affner Der alte 6err ein. Jlotb
rehseitis perbinnert er bas Gignul.
3usfiibrer unb Sdaffner ellen f6nsa
na@ benz betrefenoen Goupe. yJiuir,
bite mein 6err! 8enmIingbauien Aussi
iteisen! 8itte, fbne4, idnea !"
Serr: 0Gb, banfe f6eenftes, ih fahr'
ober tpeiter. Rei Softer pat mer MIR
seiast, i1 ioIIt' in RemmIiHebauIen be
stpeete Ytqe nebmen."
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semumrteIt unb ansesosetl iDie rs lit Jest
gHdrnie sefsus baben. Wenn lipir pieI=
Isidt nod cine stpeits SdiGt ppn llms
ibIdgen unp -"
SD fam nidt su Gn6e, bsnfs man un.
terbrad mid. SD ibIeppte etfe betrddts
Iide 3eit Idns SpI3 aus benz Keller bers
bet ging oann tpieber All Bett unt
ihnarhte, fpie nur Elm WenIH fhnarhen
fann, Der an 2sib unb Seele erfh6pft lit.
9llS eS Tag eetporosn, fiibIte i'd sinen
@riff an ber ShuIter, Der MID augenz
bIidlid sur pollen BeIinnuno bradte.
Bor mir ltanb meme Gattin nah Ntbem
rinssno, unc itierte mid an. SobaIo
tie bic Sprade ipieosrgeiponnen bate, bob
iie an:
,,G8 1T pprbei! 9llles 1T rprbei! Das
Rinbhen transpirirt gSas uin @ptteS
@ilIen ioIlen mir Beginner
,,Uiein Gott, tpie 9u mid erfdredt
bait SD tpeiB bod nitt mas mir be-
| ginnen ipLen. g4ie mare eS oe1rn, tpenn
mir tie ttibtig rieben unb bann tpieeer IN
ben 3uS legten -"
D, 9u gfel! g8ir babsH fsinen
9lugenbIif su perIieren. @eb nnb bple
ben Dottor Du n,ubt lelbft seben. Sage
+ Iibm, er utiiie fpmmen - lebsHoie Ober
topt."
SD serrte ben armen, franfen Wteui9er
aus letnem Bette unb i6Ieppte ibn bers
Bel. Gr beiab it6 ba8 2inb unO iaste, bon
Stsrben iei gar feline Rebe. SIR mid
| bieb bas unausIpreHli6e SeItsfeit aber
meine SSrau wurbe 10 bDfe bariiber, aIa
bate er iie peribnl9 inIultirt. Dunn
meinte er, Der Duiten hes 8iuses lei le.
bigIib bur1 einen ilnbeoe,ltsnbsn Rei5 I'm
/ S9Iunbe berpprgerrfen. Sett slaubts
| i6, meme SSrau tpiiroe tbm bic Ebiir tpei.
len. Sieraul erfIdrte Der Gcftor, ei
tpplIs DnS 2inS nod drger buftsa MAIDEN,
I'm ben Stbrsnfrieb beraussuihaffen uni
| gab ibn ettpaS ein, tporaltf es IN elmer
i fprmIihen Suitenframpf perfisl, irelGe1
aIsbalo Elm 5oIsipLitter9en su Gage Tor
4 bsrte.
,Das Ginb bat feline bduttgs Srdnne
erfldrte er ,,e5 bat cffenbaE an etneH
i Stld9en Ei6tenbpI3 sefaut. unp bappr
Z IL t9aI ~ s s-s5lt 5stsesn TT Gi
Seble geIan9t. Gas fahH ibm ieocd
ni6ts Idaoen"
,@anS setDiB ui6t," ittnlnte i'd elm
SIN @egentbeiI, Der Terpentin i'm Sid
tenboIs lit iosar seSen sstpt6e ainSer
frantbeiten Iebr gut. Wteine sSfaH fanr
bas beltdtiger."
4 lReine Srau beitdtiste ater ni4ts, ion
bern tpanote ii5 poq 8era9tuns BON mi
ab unD nerlisB bas 3immer. llnb iet
ieuem Eage siebt e8 eine @piIcbe IN I'M
ierem ebeli6eu 2eben, Die mir niemaIs er
tpabnen. 9aber mag e8 tpobI tomu1eH
baB un{ere Sage ieitDem IN tiefer unge
itDrter Rube babinflieBen.
! (Jlur lebr, iebr tpeniss Gbemdnuer ba
ben MebnIibes erlebt, tpte Serr UicQ8il
Iiams, uno S1reiber bieies sIaubt pes
baIb, baB pieIIei6t bic geubeit Der Sad,
benz 2eier elm poriibersebenbes Sntereil
einflDben bilrfte.)
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Der S6rei6ferige.

aPdg bic g8eIt mad Shdters ftrebeu
NSaS itno Sob nnb 8erlen mir
Sbreiben lit Inein gauges Sebeu,
Wseine Soinns bsibt: gGpieri
Db bic Nillen mid besIitden,
.Sb mild ebrt WiinerpenS Sulc
Stets nit sleibem 9chsRt5ideu
Sfs' ib Dor benz S4reibepult.
@it benz friib 'ften Rorsensrgsen
sSeib' iG mid oer Poefie; ''-ssr
Seute beist's elm Gpcs bauen,
Norgen gifts Der Glegie.
Tduieur eIatts Sansben oi@te IS
SD pro Gag alS Wiininum,
Shcn bic babe gReItgeihitte
Sest ih in IrngSeieH urs.
2eifartitel ,Ine RcSeIIe,
SeutIleton une &rnitfritif,
8cnmt sur gHsIt nit BlitesiHneIIe,
Ilne NIT sotterslei1em GRic.
Steie' idb. nm bic 3tp0Ifte GtunSe
8unitberauSht ms iparIne Hstt,
2aIP ih nc6 NIT uiiibem Nunbe
2alb I'm ShIaf etn RaHts Sonett. -
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0all,e Nantnier 844.
Die 2ogif beS 1InbemuBteu.

Dte 2ogif bes 1Inbepubten
| Dem grOfslIor DifteImann III bic @uts
tin, cine riibriee Fantippe, geitorbsn. Sn
Der 2lufre8ung rer8iBt er< bic AH3eigc
nod am ieIbieen Iase in bic 3eitunsSeEs
petition su fhifen, IdBt aber oofiir ans
bern TaeeS in'S BIatt einriidsa
gserfpdtet. - @eltern frnb entiaIunss
rnerte rneine felt mebr als 80 Sabren mir
DermdbIte Gattin IN ein beiierss Senleits
biniiber.
TbepbnIo DifteImann, Brof.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01

,,glun, baben Sic bisI 8eamte Bier,
Serr 0aiteeber ~
% ia, mir babeH Elm Dberamtsgsri1i
uno Elm Gberamt."
,,aOnnen Sic mir rieIIeiht bic gauen
Der Derren Deuuiten ia8en ~
,,Musmsnbig ni&t ober i& iuiq MI,
i&ueII msir lasltanestu& 5sIels N ilstsu
hs ails bsiny" q
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)abrgang II. - go. 10.

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.,s;Ms.ss... sas ss.s Ms M,.ss., ~ * shrts,, sr'
.;r grArs Ss,,,, ,,o%rnaI2 % ,,;t rd @ NH nh I,
,,ss.s ~ rss hIas..s'sr M ,,,r;,s ~ I'm I tsSI.sr
',np a,s, Nun I" ssbaoT;6 as ;s som r garr, g,v
ssnsAsss,. "s n, SmrH1 msasI &. Wv .rai;M G r. man
uv.l.s tr;sSsr .ss,,nos,, vDseh soks, ~ ~ - 1's'
Sp,So,ss esp. ST. E;G; .;r.. .o,r,rs
~ o;ss.r;.,.b. ss n...sas.. Mv's.s ~;
~. &. GO. J.w s.s.,s. 80 'SIsSss,v No. 49,
yI;a,...,, M; ~ ~ ,ssr ls s.,;ssa. .,,r, I ~ a a,,a
Ir";s % ~ CIV ssr,s, ~ 49, sa.a .' s "sAs
se''SIS aar,,.s 49, S's ,,,,r ~ d.. {, ,.a
s4isf. N."' "a "N' ~ ss''"S - Fr
l1:s s,.,.......
S Sfssr ssys ss,Iy;,s.sr4. :. sAtss. !, :.,.w,a.
,,,;s ssss,R s;,,a w.t. a''V = lH'Als |" ''"'ss
~ cN"s NV s.ssIs. ."ssT'. ~. s:.sr "a r. !.
,,,os oar. a. Ga.,.s Wv. ~. DsD s.;.1s. r
'DuS eA.g S.Ss''D wv lssssn s' Sp,al. y
q atP'ast ss g alpaHs' ~ lsss1"'aBs8'
Uap @ W lu.ulsluW
yapst, lsps Sesls, sr alp'hsl " 'H'n'ss
'sBssn'ab'9. ,s :.
beIte etipas qans @ntgesIideS bamit.
Seine Mmme 1T su jung unc unsrfabren.
Usarie ica bod Iieber Bel ibr bleiben,
oamit fie Bel Der SanS 1T, tDeun ettpas
pafIirt."
,,@ut 70; aber iper iol benn Dir beIs
lsn
.a''aIl sa''t 8ut pus SssAsee 'pa'A y.
/ elmer ioIden GeIesenbeit tpiroe i'd ia bod
giiemanb anbers ettpas iiberIaijen, iOus
bern aaes ieIbft befOrssn."
SD srtpiberte, Sab ss i6Ie4t BON mir
isin wiirbe, tpenn i6 rnbis in 8stt lies
gen mn6 i6narber ipoIte, tpdbrsnb lis
Die sanse aeShIagene Ra6t Bel unIererrl
flsinsH Batieatsn tpadte unp fi9 ab.
pIagte. Sic aber berubigte mid bieraber,
un6 10 sos be aIte Marie ab un6 I6Ius
ibr aaser tpisberism in Der 3inDsrtab'
auf.
! gsneIope buitets sipeirnaI I'M GdIdfs.
| %, iporum tpnlrnt Htr nss 3efter
Ini9tl Wiortimer, bies 8inrmer 1T 81
tparm. Dies 8immer 1T Sau3 eetpib 81
marin. S9Iiess bas Rssiltsr - se.
i9Dinb !"
| SD i6IOs es, tparf aber sIeibsitie
einen Blid auf bas thermometer uni
serbra@ mir i'm Stiaen Seu8Opf oaraber
pb benn 10 Grab Sabrenbsit tpirtIi9 81
tparm Iei fir ein frautes atnS.
i Sest febrte unier 9uti6er aus Der un
ternStaDt Suriid unb bra6te oieUseIbuns,
. baB unIsr Sansdrst ieIblt franf unb bstt
Idserie isi.
Wsabame RcQ8iIIiamS fab mid NIT er.
I6f6enbem Bid an unb Ipra9 nit srIp'
i6enoer Sttmne:
,,Garin erfsnne i9 bas @aIten Der @pr
! iebung. Gs pat 70 fom,nen iplen. SRI.
Der mar er nssfusJa irdHf niemaIs
Infer 2ebsnsBt<aDSE fpar ni9t tpie ei
i battle Isin IoIIsn, Mortimer. SD bab'i
Dir oft unb oft ssIast, iest fisblt Du bi,
5oIseu. llnisr 8in6 tDir6 ME ipisosr ss
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Waanigfaltiges.
Gin Ranu tbut's.

Gmtmann: Bauer, ssb' ba Der uub
bait mir cine BeiIe mein Yfsrbl
Bauer: Sa, SerrIs, Ia benn 70 a
muatbis's Ibier au' an ciaiser STA
baIte?
Amtmann: Wariim benn ni1t2
Bauer: g8as tpent'r oenn no BON
mirs go f6nnet rs ia IeIber baIte!
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Gritsr STUDENT: ,@ebit Du nit in's
GoIless" 3tpeiter Stubent: ,,Rannlt
Ou pielIeidt nod ettpas iparten g4-gr=
iter Stupent: I: r3m, ipie Iange?"-3peis
ter StuSent: ngtum nod uHsefdbr-siu
Gemelter!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01
Nus & 3aIau.

u. Omit sebeimnibpoIlsr Miens) Sas
ben Sic id0n sebOrt be,ite Wfittas bat
elm SOloat auf Der Barabe Cine furntbar
ssidIasen, ,snb idliebli6 uMbte fis rom
pIas setrdSen iperoen.
g.: Sa, tp1S Sic iasen! Wsr irar
benn bic 0ebauernsmertbe
a.: Oie 9rpbe Irpmn,el.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01
RaturgerEu S.

,@iHen Sic aud Jrau 9tabbarin,
iparum Sbr Wlann 10 baufis IN Den WaIO
sebtg"
,gsa, neil ibnn ipie er iast, bic S1bns
belt beS Mnloes be3anbert.4 g
,Sa, gang redt aber bic Shbnbeit
bes @albes 1T bic - 5OrlterstO4ter,a
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Afs i'd Elm osieo pom Sarf
Sadieafduaiot fas.*

3 gluthbei1pingte aleeIooei
@ie jubeln beine Rlangg,
9llS pb am 3auberqueIls bic Sci
Sur gqIo Xeier ianget M
Mer f9uf oies Sien uou 2ulf unc lrol3
Rarl 8a6eni4nsiot I'M Sdgerthot
Bel 9sisoerbrcnra I'm GIlaB
Sci mir sefesnet un6 segrust
2lus tiefitera @rllnb Der Seele, III
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-01-01

,soeHt Nhnnbe bss perrH MegBi BiIIidrHs, zines
fsutbIihtn Rstp yprferS, NIT tpelbem Der
faffsr safdIis aii Der Reiis sniamnisns
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-19
LOVE'SQUERY.

Thou art all the world to me my love, my own,
My golden haired, my starry. eyed, my pride !!
More blest than monarch seated on his throne
Am my love, when thou art by my side
The loving glances of thy soulful eyes,
The smiles that ripple on thy ruby lips.
On whose red petals sweeter honey lies
Than that the busy bee from roses sip,
Assure me that thine heart is mine alone;
No other in that bosom holds place.
That thou art mine, my love, my very own.
Those bushes tell that crimson thy sweet
face.
But can we, if we marry, my dear love,
Can we I ask thee, Oh, my darling, speak,
Can we, my sweetest one, my lovely dove,
Pay board for two on seven dollars week!
-Somerville Journal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-19

chimney and closed in around him. The
terror Of the situation had turned his hair
white, and he had been rescued just in
time.
In the midst of the excitement created
by Ezekieps story, Melissa said:
Dad, this yers the white haired man
I'm goin' to tie to. His hairs winter than
Sims, by powerful sight.
And old Jobson saw the point. The
wedding came off at 9 o'clock, but Ezekiel
was the bridegroom. The late Peleg I'm
derhill used to say that he supposed that
the Jobson clearing had little the jolliest
Christmas Eve that night that ever was
known in the country.
The label on the decanter disappeared
again. Again the gurgling meadow brook.
A group of earnest men pass out into the
frosty air, and the base burner beams alone
on Caesar and the decapters behind the bar.
The sheriff had told his Christmas story.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-19
A Celebrated English Divorce Case,

A decree Of divorce, with cost, has been
pronounced in the case of Mr.. Miller Mundy
against his wife and the Earl CT Shrewsbury
the premier earl Of England after the duke
of Norfolk, who ran away in April last with
Mrs. Mundy. Lord Shrewsbury, who is
just of age. clipped with Mrs. Mundy from
London. On leaving she wrote her hus-
band at Shipley Hall, his residence in
Derbyshire, letter which contained the
following passage: aYou will be surprised
I am going to leave you, for better or worse.
I hope for the former. I want to thank you
for all your kindness to me. I have not
been worthy of it. cahnot ask to see my
child again, for I am sure you would
not grant it. I hope you will forgive me
and forget. Thank you for all the happi-
ness I have had at Shipley." Upon re-
ceiving this letter Mr.. Mundy put himself
into communication with his wife's brother,
and after. making inquiries they proceeded
to Paris, but not finding the respondent
and CO. respondent they went on to Stras-
bourg. Upon arriving there in one train
they saw Lord Shrewsbury and Mrs. Mundy
about to start in another train. Mr.. More
wood, her brother, jumped out Of the rail-
way carriage while it was in motion and
rushed after the outgoing train. He sue
ceeded in getting into the carriage in which
his sister and Lord Shrewsbury were. It is
rumored that battle royal followed in the
carriage in which Lord Shrewsbury was
pretty severely handled. Mrs. Mundy was
taken back to her family, but she has since
reioined Lord Shrewsbury, with whom she
is now living.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-19
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

climbed the mountain to-day whose height
So long had Knocked my climbing;
L wrote the poem whose subtle soul
Had long escaped my rhyming;
But the purple mist Of the mountain top
Faded as drew near it,
And the poem, alas! how poor the garb
J gave to it's glorious spirit.
Yet men will climb to the mountain top,
Though the climbing dispels the glory;
And poets will sing, though still they fall
Of telling the perfect story.
The rose will bloom and the oak will grow
10 the buds and the acorn's rueing;
And men and women will dare to love
Though love be it's own undoing.
Carlotta Perry.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-19

"Do you now understand chat Gen. Porter
failed to obey Gen. Pope's orders. 2"
II did SO understand for ninteen years,
but now understand that he did not dis
obey orders. However. am not DESTROYS
of saying anything about the merits of the
case in detail until do so over my own
signature. /"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-19

George Griffin, a brake man on the St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba road, met with a SO
we're accident at Waverly on Friday last While
attempting to cross flat car he fell upon the
track, the wheels passing over his leg. Drs.
Flanagan and Aubin amputated the member
above the knee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-03

the law in making the financial re-
port of that county.
Mr.. Stout moved an amendment
20 the resolution to cite the county
clerk to appear and shew cause why
he should not be censured.
Mr.. Snow was not in favor of the
resolution as the clerk, himself, was
not required to report to the AS
sembly; bat that the duty belonged
to the court instead.
Mr.. Hatch stated that Mr.. Book
holt had been exonelated from the
apparent contempt, having had the
report acknowledged by the court.
Mr.. Francis stated that the clerk
said he had rendered the report
merely out of courtesy.
Mr.. Stout wished Mr.. BOckhOlt to
have an opportunity to show cause
why he should not be censured.
Mr.. Preston was of opinion that
the clerk was not required to make
the report in question.
Mr.. Booth considered Mr.. Book
hollis action toward this House was
worthy of censure.
Mr.. Penrose stated that all other
reports from counties had been sent
by the clerks. The report was re-
turned 10 the clerk, Mr.. Bockholt,
with a request to correct it: but he
would not do so, and intimated that
he could not be compelled to answer
in regard TO the request of the
House, this body not having any
executive powers
Mr.. Jacques also was IN favor of
the resolution.
Mr.. Farr stated that as the clerk
was acting under the direction of
the county court, the court must
also be ceDsured.
Mr.. Stout thought the House
would make a grave blunder it it
passed the resolution before citing
the clerk to appear here in his de-
Tense.
Mr.. Sharp thought the clerk was
Of more Importance than the county
court and still more so than the
Assembly itself. If we want to re-
ceive another insult, let us cite the
CLERK u appear here.
Nj. Francis moved to reject the
resolution.
The resolution, on motion, was
adopted by vote of Is.
The remaining special orders for
to-day were referred, on motion,
until tomorrow.
The Council informed the House
of the passage of Council bill 20, in
relation to quarantine. Also amend
ments to II. F. 8, amending section
416 of the Compiled Laws. Read
AM referred to the committee on
agriculture.
Also that Fl. F. IS, for the preser-
Walton of fish and game, be passed
with amendments. Laid On the
table.
House adjourned until Friday at
2 pm.