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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-16

s'nuel H Imam Of Ohio went crazy
because the hi!,itjon arne ndincnt
WAS not adopted. .~< - f':.-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-16

Messrs. Bafnum, Bany & Hutchin-
son, the. c'sc''e uien, have divided
81 900 900 a. the resalt of the ;searoli.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-16

England AMI Germany, 4 it is report
ed, have united Is assist Chi.lAEagains,
France. . I =. - ~ 2..>~ ..r,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18
HUMOROUS.

In reply to the question: 'Is Willie
Winter poetP" the Philadelphia Ne,os
says: 'lle used 10 DO, but no has had
his hair cut"
"A girl just returned from Boston
high school, said upon seeing fire en-
CINE at work: "Who would evan have
dweamed such yewy diminutive look
ing apawatus would hold SO much wat
tah.- Louis Globe.
Fred, aged seven, was handling q
valuable book carelessly, and his mother
told him to put it down on the table.
Tie did so unwillingy, and remarked:
"When I'm married, shall not have to
obey mamma"
When we see tightly-laced woman
trying TO enjoy good laugh with q
smile on her mouth and tears in her
eyes. we think of tho dear old hymn
which begins: Let joy BIO unconfned."
--B0St0n Post
"A German at hotel table In this
city tho other day had some Limburger
cheese sent TO him. A little boy who
sat beside him turned to his mother and
eXclaimed mamma, how wish / was
deaf and dumb in my nose."-Ch Chicago
NcDS.
Eyes, SIR" replied n meck-looking
man who was asked II he had suffered
any rcverses; ave seen moro ups and
downs during my life than most men,"
"lndced! What do you do for live
ing" inquired the philanthropist. 30.
Irun an elevator. sir. - Chicago Herald
The Mayor and members of tho
Board of Aldermen of Brookton are anti
tobacco men, and the Mayor OF Boston
has forbidden smoking in tho City Hall;
but after all an American sovereign
may use tobacco In that building II no
chews. -LolCeH Courier.
WHAT'S orbs, Sallie" "Orbsp
Why, rs to how, Maggie? Who said
SOP" "Wcll, you know that city chap
was sparkling me last night, an he
looked me square in the face and sung
out: "Ohl if could always bask in the
cllulgencc of those bright orbs."
"Humph! lguoss that must be what
they call eyes that squint; but what do
you suppose he wanted of a basque"
--lootpads on dark street-"Hold up
your hands" Victim -"All right; but
what do you want?" "Your watch and
money" "Yes, Of course, but beg
your pardon, you don't rec 'gnizc me;
the plumber took down that next street
few minutes ago; Pm an editor, and
-" Here, take this quarter to luy q
lunch OF cheese and something warm.
ing, and 60 about your business. TO
lCdO american.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18
HOWsTHOUGHTLESS!

When was only twenty-five,
And Ada seventeen,
Thought her temper, entire noin,
The sweetest ever seen.
It's grief to find turtlC-dOvo
Grow up II tiger-cnt;
But In my days Of early lOvo
never thought OF that.
Our young affection grew Hpacc;
Ollr future seemed 30 fair!
thought she played with such u grace,
And sang with such an air.
Jis rarely now that Ada sings,
And mostly rather Hat;
Sh6 plays but half II dozen things
never thought of mat.
Twas not alone her lovely looks
Thst bound my heart In tbrall;
MY Ada read so many books,
Aud understood them all.
But now she might "a well be- blind
AS blind us any hat:
She 'front.' improve her backward mind
never thought OF uHt.'
Her checks verc like the dnmask rose,
Their tint from Nature came;
Though Art us ev'ry Cockncy knows,
can emulate the same.
And lately on my Adns face
They both play tit for tat;
ii strikes me Art will win tho race
never thought of That.
doomed my pathway nll serene,
With such n model wife;
No care could come 10 cloud the sccno
Throughout our welded life.
Though Cupid wrecked my love and me,
Twcrc sin to blame The brat;
Poor little wretch, he can not see
never thought Of mat.
nnInD SnricIII
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

Lad,
women are hm'' creatures anu i'''o
be lett IN II house alone III hl%h', 80,
Wlch Mr. gallagher went away from
nome, leaving ms Wlie WITH oUly III "
hornht servant, she was very ml,ch Wor-
rled, and readily hardened 10 the voice
OF an agent VINO called Just after "ai-
lagher had gone around the corner, ana
wanted to sell her II machine winch
would prevent burglars from getting
INTO the mousse. she bought lni'S'
Those placed at tie 'front.' ana ha,N
doors we've 50 arranged that, when Inc
door was opened, II ham mer would STRIKE
down from above and knock down 'he
person trying to enter A tlllrd coltr'N-
ahcc OF dilicrcht' pattern was p'''cc" ON
the stairs and another ut the front WIN
dow. Gallagher unexpectedly returned
ia'o tllat iliSht, hhd' attempting 10 ar
Ter the liont door, got II piow on 'Ilc
nose that knocked nm GOWN '''c S!'P5
mo 'ne street iio was .o',l SUPP 'S'1'
ana annoyed "' 'H9 ',rc'i1S'"ilv'' "i''
utterly nh"o'e 10 uhoeISlI,la ~ ,ricu
ne "oof AGAIN. same l'S,ii" re '''cil
~ - ,i,n,.
Trying 10 n"S'S"'ill''o num- an',' ~, boI ,S
up very maj, ran around 10 'Ile DUCK
door to get III That way. Ineh ne gov u
thump that sent nun Dach i lll'o .lleSIili ,,
barrel, and ne was terriply cross w"cn
he got up; lie GRABBED :'h aA, u.u, a.
ne opened the door again, S'rl,c S "l'''
IT. Bnt nc ms lop NY " l go.
another hlock'uown, Linen M I ,h,
and got a, pol''e'''a' SO ''"'
one conld tackle rach oSol, Inu ' "l1 Nv
sure to get mi ,''1 alser po.l' l'''a r''
loyed three khocK-1owiS ll'ry met ana
compared notes, 0niI decided r, .,'n' ,i 1--WE"
men must he IN the house. lhGy tlloh
tried the front window, ana, RAISING II, Il
delugc OF icy water from a nose ARRANGED
to bring 1t flew upon thGm' PM 'h'y
bravcd that and got III. Ihen they ran,
sacked the lower part OF the house, mi
could find nobody, ana meantime MRS
g., upstairs, heard them, ana nearly
died OF fright They started upstairs,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

A BILL passed second reading in the
California Legislature which provided
in substance that the Attorney General
might, Oh application of any citizen of
the State, bring IN action for divorce in
any case where tho parties had been
separated for four years. Before the bill
c,mc up for final passage letter roach
ed the Speaker from the wife of II legis-
lator showing that the proposed law was
merely a device to secure for this Iegis-
lator decree which tho courts refused
to grant. The letter proved to be
convincing argument, and the bill failed,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

ACCORDING to the Insurance Mr0pic'c.
the fire losses in the United States dur
ing the year 1882, were $sj, 900 600.
This sum, if substracted from the profits
of the yerr, would make very perccp.
tible decrease. and the wonder is that
the reducing of 80 large an amount OF
capital to ashes is not more seriously
felt. There are whole States that could
have been blottcd ont of existence with
less pecuniary loss than that caused in
one year by fire. The taxable value Of
property, real and personal, in even so
old a State as Arkansas, is less than last
years loss by fire.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

cities Of the United States offering re-
ward Of fl, 900 for the apprehension Of
any of the persons concerned in the at.
t'mpt to blow up the Government Offices
lnd the Times Office. The circular
promises tho recommendation of Her
Maiesty's most gracious pardon, 10 nd
di'ion to the payment of the reward, to
any accomplico giving information, who
WIS not the actual perpetptor Of either
outrage,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

A REMARKABLE invention is described
by the Electrical RercW. 1t is a device
Tor photographing in telephone cx.
change all persons using the telephones
on wires cmanating thercfrom. The
photograph appears on ribbon winch
runs under the eye Of the operator. If
the person using the instrument is not
subscriber, the fact is at once apparent,
and the person in whose Office the tel
ephone is located is charged fixed sum
for allowing his instrument to be used
by ono not entitled to use it. Each rib.
bon will hold two hundred and fifty
photographs, and when full will he filed
away. 1t is claimed that the telephone
service can be much improved if the uso
of the instrument is restricted to sub
scribcrs only, as is likely to DO the case
if the device is attached.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

COMPLAINT is made that there has
been very little social gayety in the
American circle in Paris this year, Mrs.
Mackey being at Mcntone recuperating
her health. On the other hand, strange
as it may seem, correspondent, writ
ing from Alexandria, says that the town
has been very gay, that there is an ex-
ccllent club there, and very agreeable
society, with an abundance of dinncr
parties and dances.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

Mr.. Fl. A. w. TABOR, of Colorado,
who will be remembered rs a United
States Senator during few days of the
last session, is reported to contemplate
the building Of n hotel in Denver. 1t
will be the finest hostelry in the world,
and, exclusive of the furnishing, will cost
moro than 81 600, 600
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

Two important new lines of railwaj
are now being surveyed in East Tennes-
see. One is to extend from Sparta, over
the Cumberland Mountains, to the Gin
cinnati Southern Railway, near Rugby,
and the other is to extend from the Gin
cinnati Southern, near Sunbright, to
Knoxville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

Tue representatives of the Kerr estate
in Memphis, Tenn, have caused al
excitement among. the C'tEoics hy
fencing off one half of Calvary metorI.
It is claimed that pa, Of the purchase
t,oncy for The land hiss been due sine"
1866, which the managers OF the estate
have been unable to collect. in the por'
ton fenced off lie The remains OF twenty
ne Catholic priests, and many others
whose relatives are prominent people Of
Memphis
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

ALEXANDER DOYLE, the New Orleans
sculptor, who has furnished several
statues of General Lee, General John.
ston and other Southern warriors, has
sent North, at Mr.. Corcoran's request, n
model for the monument to the poet
Payne,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

wendell PHILLIPS wife has been an
invalid for over thirty years, and during
all this time the groat orator has been
untiring in his attention to her. "No
one but you can know what it has beer
to care for her." was remarked to him
recently. "Ah! No one but me knows
how good she isl was his heartsomc
answer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

IT Is said that some of tho female op.
crativcs obtained from England to work
Ill the now cotton factory at Halifax,
N. s., are in the habit of taking their
infant children to liquor shops and stu.
pcfying them with raw spirits prepara.
tory to leaving for their work.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18
"A man who was kept in tho lookup

"A man who was kept in tho lookup
over night for Kissing n performance al
tho theater in Wheeling, w. Va, was
examined next morning by tho Police
Justice. One Of the witnesses said that
other persons in the audience had APP
plaudod the same performer. "Did the
officer arrest them?' asked the Judge.
"No, SIR" "Did not the applause make
more noise than the hissinep" Eyes, !
suppose it did" "WeIL viii discnaige
the prisoner. The right to applaud ill,'
plies the right to hiss. You may ~
SIR"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

The Bankrupt Cooperative Dress As
ISOLATION, of New York, which went into
n receivers hands about three months
ago, appears to have been more fortu-
nate than the average of such concerns
in that State. A dividend of GO per cent.
has been declared to the creditors and
they are as ,urcd by the receiver that
there is more to follow. Nothing has
been paid to lawyers and no fees re-
tanned by the receiver.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

DOMEgrro servants are accustomed to
ubmit to more rigid control than peoFe
IN other kinds of employment; but it is
rarely that the head of the household
stretches his authority so far as to order
what n servant shall or shall not do
when out of doors. Sir John Cowcll,
the master Of the Queens household at
Windsor, has forbidden even those SER
wants who are living at their own homes
20 visit a theatre, music hall, or any
other public place. p
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

Mr.. CLARK, the architect of the CAPT.
tol at Washington, suggests to Cover,
nor Foster that the Ohio statue of Mr..
Garfield, to be placed in Statuary Hall
at the Capitol, shall correspond III size
with the other statues there. lie calls
attention to the general condemnation
that the statue of Ethan Allen has pro-
voked on account of its colossal size,
which dwarfs the surrounding statues.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18
Thomas Chadwick, who died

Thomas Chadwick, who dl,U p
Pennington, N. H., recently, hal he~
A coffin for himself out of solid gram!
and ON his death-bed enjoined his FAM!
to put him in it, which they diI, a''
though it required big stone,-w'eo'
and four horses to convey it to the Gem
etery. He requested that he should !"
buried in Great Falls. and that his iricnu'
and mourners should, after the funeral,
have q good dinner at q hotel, and that
no one should mourn for HIM, All o.
which was done. About seventy person'
partook Of the funeral repast.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18
TOPICS OF THE DAY,

A FLORIDA gentleman spreads muslin
under his orange trees to catch the blos.
SONS when they fall. lie will convert
them into perfumery. -r-.u,-,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

A CHICAGO syndicate purchased, one
year ago, from the Texas Legislature,
100000 acres of land for 81 loo, 600.
The land has now been sold to a Lon
don syndicate for $40, 000,O 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

A SET of paper wheels under truck
Of an engine on the Central Vermont
Railroad, have been in use twelve years,
and they are still apparently sound.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

MUSICAL notes were first printed in
tae year 1902. The first authentic use
Ola musical instrument constructed on
ihe principle Of the modern organ was
in the year 1865 -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-18

You've Alexander Saivini, who has
been performing with Margaret Mathcr,
will return to Italy soon, TO he examined
for the military service, all young men
in that country being compelled to serve
three years in the army. lie will prob
ably be excused on account Of the weak
ness OF his eyes, but it is not probable
that he will return to the United States.
A YOUNG lady who entered convent
in Montreal about four years ago, is now
tired of her seclasion from the worll,
and in failing health. Her relatives have
applied for her release, but the Bishop
replies that they have no right to inter-
fcre. The young lady is deferred from
acting herself through fear of excom.
munication, and the family are talking
of resorting to writ of habeas corpus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-23
Cine @tnourier Nauber0e:
5d1td1te.

8uei berii9ti9te &aubm5rber, s. B.
Bb1tneD uub Sobu 8. @iQiams, braz
4en BEL @ooie Dale, I'M fait gang oeut-
.i4en Gountp @asconabe bes Staates
Mi6ouri, in ben 2aoen ber 6irma Murez
Lamb & 2ope Elm unb erbeuteten auBer
einer Summe @elbes nod Rlei6er i'm
@ertbe bsn $4,000. Darauf itatteten
bic &erle einem nabe bel ,pobnenben
9ufi4mieo einen 8elu@ ab, BEN iie gleitz
falls beraubteu uno miBbanoelter. Damn
fam bic Bobnuns eines Germ 2ebs an
bic &ei6e, in Der Mabe Der tleinex @taot
Sem, tuo iie einen 5iemli@en 8etrag an
@elo unb &leibern itablen.
Dbne 6ur@t pOr leberraidun9 bega=
ben ii@ Die bei6eu. 8anbiteh Don ba 1la9
einem Jarmbaule, bas eintm. Serrn .
Collier 9eb6rt, unb 5tpa,t9en Bic Sang
fran uuter Drobun9en, fir iie ei,1 @jieu
III fo@en. 9err Collier tpaste ni9t,
ben beiben Sallunten 8ioerfanb su lei
iteu. Mo@b.m iie ge9eiien batten, eis=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-23

teten. Sur ueni9e Ser bonn @turm gez
troHenen 9duler tpurben oon ibren SUM
oam.nten fprtgeriift; bic Der yautb besz
ielben ON me;iten ouseeIebten itlr5ten
tpie &artcnbduler in 1ib 5llian,lnen. @er=
bahnibrnaBig 1cifte GeeenitdAoe, ,pie
@asen, >uurben III ben @.e fortscfe9t.
&em @bi{i, bas bieiem @tur,ne olS9e=
lebt par, tann Der Nernidt1lug cntsan=
gen 1ein, Tolgenbes lit cine Site Der
Spfer, lpmeit cine lolbe 1ib 3ur 8eit 5u=
Ian1menltellen ldbt: - GctDbtet purben: !:
:Paul &ubl, albert aubf, cine Gobter
BON Bernbaro Billin9, ei1e fleine4 &inb
|pon Iugult ST timer. GDbtli9 peripun=
BET: 9err &urb, 9ern'ann 3ub1, syrau
WcGartp, Nugult &i1tner ,1no 5rau @i.
mon @eilc, ein @obn 1,fto einc Eodte1
BON 6rieorie9 Galt. 9ei6ter perlebt:
Dtatt. 2eapD, 5'pei &1noer her Trau
5torrp, Trau MarD Miller. e1,per Der:
lebt: Srau 5lan'agan uno 6rei Giube>
ber5e1bel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-23

unb @enerdlen empian9en. 9lls er in
einem offcnen @aseu na@ benz Falaite
fubr, tpuroe Die Mationalz&p ansez
itlmmt. eluf bem @ege tpurbe er bon unz
seseuren Nenl6enma1ien be9ribt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-23
SeIe8rapbif1eS Mncrlet.

Sele8rapbif1es Mncrlet.
! Die meritaniiben @taats9ldubiger
baben Sen in @orldla9 9ebra9ten &lan
elmer &eripanoluns Ser megifanil6en
@taatsl6nlb 9enebmiet.
Sn Chattanooga, 3enn., linb bel eli
,nem 2ir6enfef ont DonnerSta9 Mbeno.
"a Herlonen per9iftet ,porben: lie befin=
ben iib iebo@ ,uieber auf bem @es 5ur
@enelllns.
Sn bielem Sabre iiberitei9en sic
2anbperfdufe in &anlas bic be5 puri9en
Sabres 100000 Ncres). I'M ein 8ez
oeutenoes, 1poraus auf cine 1tarfe Gin
tpanoerun9 itt 6eu 9enannten @taat gu
i6lieBeu lit.
6rau 9ioia Binfbam in 2Dnn, bur6
tbre @atent=Ate6i5inen befannt, lit aez
itorben. Sic CAB id6rli@ $l80,0oo far
Nn5ei9en aus uno er5ielte aus ibrem &C.
i6dft einen ja6rli6en &einertraa bon
100000.
+ Nm II. bs. platten Bel &a1an in
&uBlano bic 9antpffeiiel bes gSplga=
Dampiers vSetaterinburs" ,1no ~ Ser
ionen tpurben babel l9tper pertpun6et.
Sm Sabre 1882 belief fi@ bie St.
3eu9un9 bon 9etpal5ten1 @i1e1t in 8ennz
lDlpanien auf 1,l23,886 Tpnnen, 3. +.
lie betru9 130, $50 Eonnen ,peni9er als
I'M pprausse9an9enen Sabre, tpa6reno
0bio bel elmer @r5eu9un9 BON 356,60s
Eonnen cine Steieerun9 pm 10, 49,
9onnen 9eser bos @oriabr auf3utpeile,.
fat. .
I 9as Sort 2ongefope in @appDen 1T
big auf bier @auier poltdnbi9 abse>
frannt. 400 @eni6en iino babur@ d.
6a6los 9etporben. 49,.
+ Su ,ln6 bel BET orabil9en @tobi
&oen bat am 20. Mtai ein fiir9terli@er
Drfa't 9ruBen S@aoen angeri9tet.
! Ser @ulut1nis aeti9maio bat in
einem m6rberil@en &ie cine ne,1e
Nie6erla9e er1itten.
Die Observation-Disclosures pon
Sonia bat bie 8eb6rben ber Orti9aften
ant Miiiiiiippi auf9eforbert, @@ritte
5um &erbiiten 6er 2anbun9 BON Blatz
ternfranten our@ Gluboampfer 5u tref=
fen.
= Dim @onnta9 Ma9n1itta9 fiel III
Milmautee eini9e Minuten lang @@nee
unb ben 9an5en Gag iiber mar es 1e6r
talt. - 8ier5i9 Meilen n6rb1i@ bon
@scanabe in Mi@isan iinb 5,mei 8oll
@@nee sefallen.
| *Gaft in gang Dbis, Snbiana unb il,
pielen Stelle Snbiana's. l9neiete es an,
81. b., an eini9en &ldben lag ber
5@nee mebrere 3oQ DD9. Sin nettes
Mailufterl!
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81 It $l0 It b.

! OtIlltl, Sl. Mtal. Qeule III cas-
Sort geeuntir9en b1r6 cine TeucrsbrunIt
ooQfdnoi9 ein9ed16ert tporben; 1osar
bic Dbitbdume un6 sic b0l5ernen &reu5e
aui Ben @rdbern in benz Trieobofe 1in6
perbrannt. Sic 9e1ammte @i,1>uobnerz
l9ait bon 1900 @eelen lit oboa9los.
+ &erlin, 20. Mai. Stute bat bier
Elm 9etualti9er 0etpitterl lturm an bem
Gebaube BET 9lusi itellun9 pon @egenl ltdnz
ben Der celunbbeitspFeqe beoeutenben
S@aben an9eri@tet. Ser &e9en brang
our@ bas Dad un6 bic @9eibepdnbe
Ser Uit.rreibi16ex Mbt6eiluns itiir5ten
ein. MebrereYerIonen touroen bej9dbi9t.
@s uire 9emel6et, 6oB oer G5ar I'M
nd@1ten 9erb1t bier nit Dem aaiier BON
Deite.rei9 uno benz &5ni9 opnStalien 5u=
Iamn1entrefien tuiro.
Die amtli9en bulletins ilber Sis,
marfs aront6eit lin6 nit @or1i9t arf5u,
nebmen. gs miro bebauptet, baB Der
Girft 9roBe @6n,er5en leioe, aber 9e8en
bic 8erOifent1idun9 beunrubigenber Sc
ra9te lei. Oie pu1itii9enGnttdu ul@un9en,
bic er in jiin9lter Belt erfabren fat, Dabc,,
i'm iebr on9e9riffen uno man ia9t,oob audi
bic 1ebten 9la6ri@ten iiber ben Gang Der
lluterbanolnn9en 1mil@en &reuben unb
oem &atifan fiir i'm cine AueQe BON TIM
rube 9etue1en 1inb.
Sic r&6lnil@e 8eitun9" last lit einem
offenbar BON oer &e9ieruns anseregten
Mrtifel: Sebe @abbinston in 8erlin er=
pieiene Greunbli@teit muB lebi9li@ per-
l0nli@er @atur 9eweien iein. Die fra,1=
;6iiiden Re9ierunsstreiie bemiiben iid
ni@t, De1ti@lano 8:ri0bn!i@teit gu 5ei=
gen. Der franz .@inifter bes Snnern,
@albed @oui1eau bat fein 8e,enten se<
.rasen, bas Banner ber tllaB lotbrin>
ger @eieQI9aft III be9rtBen. 5ran56fz
|i9e 3eitnnsen, bon Der Garbe berieniser
Partei, >pe19e nur auf cine 9antige &C.
le9enbeit >uartet, nm iie 9egen Deutl4:
fanb III benuben, perleumben bas beut=
l@e See, unb sliemanb in lranfreid
mast cine 3uneisuns ;u Deuti9lanb aug.
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