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THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

the Harvard law school, he was graduated in
with Abraham r. Lawrence, now one of the
Judges OF the supreme court. On his admis-
uon to- the bar he began the practice Of
lowed. His fidelity to the cause Of his
hrsr clients brought him many more,
and his reputation as lawyer was increased by
his marked success and fearlessness in several
notable causes Charles Fl. Sweetser. the founder
and editor Of the Evening Gazette, after dispos-
Ing OF a half interest In his paper, was obliged
TO leave that journal and started the Evening
him by his former partner. At the risk of in
surring the enemity OF men of influence and
powerful politicians, Mr: Whitney became the
securing the counsel of Older men in the profess
hon. His success in dismissing the charge see
cured him a high standing. Later he success
FULLY defended Sweetser on the charge of litel
Table by Charles Reade for criticisms on the
novel of Griffith Gaunt.. In 1871 Mr.. Whitney
took foremost part in the organization of the
Young Mems. Democratic club, which still con.
tinues as powerful political factor. He was
prominent among those in the club who main-
tained and perfected the system Of inspection at
The polls in the memorable election of that year,
when the citizens asserted their rights and
fought against the. notorious Tweed and
Republican Democratic ring: Mr. Whitney's
prominence in the politics of New
dr Whitney se~v"' "s a, ms aecIor of schools in
1872, and the same year was defeated for dis
tr1ct attorney as Candidate of the Reform
Democracy, OWN: to the decentralization Of tho
party. He was actively engaged in the canvass
that resulted in the election OF Gov. Tilden and
Mayor Wickham. As one Of the principal speak.
ers at the reception given to Gov. TiIden by his
club in December, 1874, Mr.. Whitney protested
against the continuance of an inflated currency
and plea for hard money" When MI: Whit
ney heca-ne. the Official adviser of theSmeYor he,
was pii.ced barrier between the public
treasury and the establishments Of claims. agsre-
eina 1raatl4 There were already over $500
suits pending against the city, involving $15,.
DGo, 900 to f$20, ,000, 900, and new ones were be-
gin utns every day by the score. He held this
office until December, 1882. having twice been
reanpoInted, when he resigned the position. in
which he was entitled to continue for two years
more. Il is estimated that his saving to the city
while he was its council directly amounted to
$4,000 ,OeO and Indirectly 70 much more. -
THE POSTMAsTER GENERAL RI a & - s
William, T. Villas was born III Chelsea, Orargo
county. Vermont, July Q. 1910 His father,
Judge Leyt b Villas. was 3 member pt the Ver-.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-03-12

ever witnessed in the senate chamber. The
audience did uot catch the title of the blk
from The announcement of the clerk of the
house, whose voice had become .hoarse and
twenty -four hours Ingalls, rose and asked
that che bill be read, which was done, and
upon this conclusion of the reading the ap-
plause broke spontaneously from those IN
the galleries, as well as those on the floor.
Grave senators, even, forgetting the rules of
the senate, joined in the general acclama-
tion. Mr.. Edmunds raped the desk, and
looked Mortified at senator's who were giving
open and dlsorderly manifestations G;
approval
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-03-12

the treasury to tempt extravagance and waste,
Care Tor the property OF the nation and for the
needs OF future settlers requires that the public
domain should be protected from corrupt
schemes and unlawful occupation. The CON
science of the people demands that the Indians
within our boundaries shall be fairly and
honestly treated as wards Of the government,
and their education and civilization promoted
with view to their ultimate citizenship, and
the family relation, offensive to the moral sense
of the civilized world, shall be repressed. The
law should be rigidly enforced which prohibits
the immigrat ,on of servile class to conlete with
American labor with no intention of acquiring
citizenship, and bringing with them the revolt
ing habits and customs repugnant to our ci Iii
zation: The people demand reform in the
administration of the government and the appli-
cation OF business principles to public affairs;
as means to this end, civil service reform
should be in good faith enforced. Our citizens
have the right to protection from the incompe-
tency OF public employees who hold their places
solely as the reward OF partisan service and the
debas1ng influence OF those who promise and the
vicious methods of those who expect such
reward: and those who worthily seek public
employment have sought to insist that
MERIT AND COMPETENCY
shall be recognized instead of party subserviencv
or the surrender Of honest political belief In the
and exact justice to all: There should be no
pretext for anxiety touching the protection of
the freedmen in their rights or their security in
the enjoyment Of their privileges under the con-
st1tution and its amendments. All discussion
as to their fitness for the place accorded to them
as American; citizens is idle and improbable,
except as it suggests the necessity for their i'm
provement. The fact that they are citizens
entities them to all the rights due to the rela-
tion. and charges them with all it's duties,
obligations and responsibilities. These topics
and the constant and ever varying wants of an
active and epterPrisings population may we'll
receive the attention and the patriotic endeavor
are practical, and call for Industrious applica-
tion, anintell1gent perception Of the claims of
public office, and above all. firm determination.
by united action, to secure to all the people Of
government ever vouchsafed to men.~sAnd let
Us not trust to human effort alone, but humbly
acknowledge the power and goodness of
Almighty God, who presides over the destiny Of
nations, and who has at all times been rever-
enced In our country's history. Let us invoke
his aid and his blessing upou our abmx
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
80. noore Am NEW EpITIONs.

II. @,Ar,-
cAo mid vo,u,na of the English " Dictiou !,
& no I'M ,,,r.pbv has come from the press -
sis y 70 Itmalntans the high stanoa," u No.
MA i''''s o,a ,s q work Of which tne e''i'0'
lor'.o' nav Justly DO proud Each supJee' n"'
Lesne 49, nseialst and with the most eare'"'
been treated oy spS''
and exact touch. 80, ,,,a,o,sco Alexau-
-. .aside songs Of Tuscany" editea py & 8
~, 49, hsen issued in this country by John .,,
N'"' No. Alexander's TRANSACTIONS OF inc pas'
~ - svmnathetic; and ner Illustrations ""''o
.,,en technically faulty have beauty OF
on,,tv Of expression, that are unique. her o""
sose ,avls OF humble life are eXquisitey lo'u
s,,onlcity that is as touching as 1t IS afti'ue'
.orse Ellofs Poems" have been included Wy
urner. in one volume with the two stories % irsd
Iscab- ami The Lifted VEIL Tue la''ef a'0 an a
~ nm admirably clear type; but 'ne pO'n'' ''
fashion rather trying 70 the eyes 49,.
The Household Edition Of Mr. T. B. A'oI'S" ,asS M
nIoo ,ntop. Mifn & Coz Is well printed anu
d, main and substantial manner 1or no"io 49,. ,s in
so delicate airy and Hue Is Air. A'ii1" bims and
.,,ac,,ve,v looks for many surrounding WIN, -
e"'Ns - re art Of tho boOkmaker-but those may
49,, -. ., the holiday editions The lusual'H' "a
mis- volume arc commonplace
r v crowel & Co. rave issued neat volume cur
- ,,a,,on of illn strated sketches OF dlsthh"l"0'
~ .ntbors and Statesmen of Our Tine 'oS
u 800 have heen written by well-known peoPio 90
~,.,a,,,, anneared In The Youths CODpt"'"" ny
,,o.saptlv personal in tone and VIII DO li'eics,"s
have a love for little characteristic "e'"ii
-. ,,,. in the United states Navy" o. Lothrop q
-, {. a lively and wholesome story OF 'he maps ""u
,s,ors If an honest young fellow ciIVeh Oy 'nV ~
81. rho sea- Mr. H. H. Clark has succecUou ~ '''''-e
,,ory at once entertaining ana useful
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LADY roing 10 Germanv for the educltion
" Of her and several O. or young ladies' hna no"
two ,acaucies which must be n.cd rioIe tho loth
lar Fr part cuars ply 1875 Garsldc-3., NoNark y J:
Rcerencts The Assisiant Bishop Ncw.N0rk: me l"rf
Hsbop OF 0ueb G the Lord Bishop u Niagara. the L " H.
GoOlnan. CanOn.st., CHICAGO
Newark. n
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Eau Schools.
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE law SCHOOL,

The twenty eighth annual term Of Institution will
the nrst MONDAY Of October 1885, at the La
School Building Eass 49tAsL between &th and Madison
north side. and win continue until June 1888.
The OF study embraces years and designed 20
give fa and accurate Instruction principles aud prac
s'ee OIL the law FOR catalogues. &c. address above
THEODORE W. DWIGHT Warden, &c
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gnsirnfilou.

FIR Boys ard Young Men-City.
A r TER NACATlON.-Ihe opening of Pack
IN arts College after the months vacation has hec
Tho most suspicious Known IN years Al tie IN which
sf1dcnis ale entering the will all by tie
e.s1 of september New Is Tie time 20 apply.
g. s. PACKARD. sos Broadway
A KNOWLEDGE OF SHORTHAND is req
~ ssite or wofnsn desrf get On
world and the best place country 60 obtain
PAcKARD's 500 Broadway.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
"A Private fuou. afternoons Teim begns September a.
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Ncw l1nblitaiions.

INDEX FOR 1884 Or
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Price so Cents
THE TRIBUNE.
HEW.YoRK.
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Jnetrurtton
For Boys and Young Men Country.
WITHIN sHORTIIDGES

> MEDIA ACADEMY. MEDIA, PENN.
sa & % s c sspiSnb @
4S payable si03 gusTSry every
Chemicals students admitted and classified at any time
bco july and ASsast The regular school Year opens sep
e@ses sth but stlents may COM any time before ssOe
boarding school Roo Of the highest grade for msp ne
ssssul schools IN The UnItsd states; Swsys i Expet
saT q and al ~ $ sS puo
may have Individual care special attention 70 both edvsIced
Fairly ddcIenges Young educaion YOuns
yatey Special opportunes for art students to advance
rapidly. Special drli Tor dull and backward boys Pa.
he rsu sgu' FnrlsS scis Gr civil EpSnsenns
courses student, te at sds ASade%T are now in Han
YARD Yale University OF Pennsylyana prince9n Lehgh
nson snd several HOylecanic Schools coad tioned d"
% any College esa i sion Pn5scai and Chemical
a M Gt GSsn T an Is 3
the Academy Library IN $50 Ply seal apparatus doubled
evcyyear Graduating Class eyery year IN The Conn Or
M Fine nGS m % S al Rs
saaie' Rooms caIgeed and furnished NTH %S1rdIobe
SPRINGS good mat raises pillows. and an ample supply Of
ihron9bont ana hese1 by steam Rooms for one
o. two boys No large dormlio-es Rooms LIGHTED with ga
poorly fea una6r The economical that plain TODD End
the best manner Experienced men walters. Firstclass
s e nm Laundry Day an nEet " sng Sse meS
Ample grounds for Dasebal- football ana other
iaa he heah record Of Media Dos wv parallels Media
Academy tho appliance necessary TO
make real home aud rstclass academy. No hazng or
other rowdysm. No rOnghng IT," students AZ this ecad
envy must not sacrifice tho influences Of Christian homes or
education devoid OF good morals good manners and Mt
surround The school IL adapted In every way L
school but strictly boarding school for he male
Me "a has chuches and Temperlnce charter
which prohibits the sale Of all Intoxicating drnEs Media
conveniently accessible from ell point. No change Of depots
In phadcDha coming from New York Fit burg Baltimore
y Washlngon Nineteen trains leave Broad street. st ton
Pilgdeluha Media Return trans every hour Ask at
Media staon coleh It meets every train Drive 70 the
school only Eve minutes For new illustrated crcnar OF
Media hcadswy address the Principal aud pro ri"t0r
sWirHIN G. SHOHTLIDGE, A. Is and A. n. Graduate 81
Harvard COogel Media, Penn.
C,ADArOcA INCTITIITE -RnrsI hnnr,lin~
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rHE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

for the thorough Teaching Of Young Ladies.
ADMISSION september lG2l 1888. Charges
lowest department Sl6 ermg IN highest de
parm, f35 trm No extra charges whatevcr Latin.
Greek French. Drawing Choral Enz. and Gym
Dascs included IN the regular faies The Boarding Depart
ment under he al management Until September 10 Dr.
Backus President Of the Faculty Will be at the Institute
DAILY from tlli IL o'clock
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A FRIENDS BOARDING SCHOOL for Both
~ Scves "a 20 per year Uil country, 80 miles from
New.York A dress CiiAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INsII-
TuTs, ChaYpaqua y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

CT. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL West New Brighton,
> \ J.. Ny. A Church school OF the highest cass.
erns 5000 rector Rev Alfred g. Mortimer 3. ID. Asgts
REV. g. T. CIanston. NJ. A.. Roy w u; fis6y NJ A., Rev
Is 81 iarsltor ~ A. Rev. T. Barlow, ~ \, Mt VIZ. Rees
Il. A. NJ. r. ~. Hicks and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

'TIRIN1TY HALL, BEVERLY. N. J.-Engiish
and French school FOR young odies; varied sdvan.
Of tie highest order special thoronghness IN 11c
Art and the Cassos preparatory course Tor
Vassar College oghteenhyeaF begins september ~ For
'"'u"' Mss AACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT. PriuciDaL
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CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
- FORDHAM y. Y.
Under the Jesuit tather AHords every rseny
for the OFT classical scientific ono comuerA oducatOn
Terms bolrd ut0n per year $780, studes WILL 10 re
sumed September 1850.
RsV THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL, g j., President
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Ju5lrnrtion.
For Both sexes-OitY.

ID The managers OF the UNION TEACHERS AGENCY
represent the leading schools Free and reliable information
gwen concerning them Please state your CfRCU
rs maied for stamp. Best teachers tutors and
esses supplied. A.. LOWELL & co,
~ ABtOr Place York
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WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY

Wu commence ia 5ls September 2. Fine Library,
ab0ratoy Observatory and Cabinets Thoough inslruc-
tom Best o send for circulars 70
Miss A. T.. STANTON Principal, Norton Mass
XVILLIoTINE HALL, Nyack n-the-Hud-
W son, Young ladies' and l. Tile Girs-Twelye
stud, nts received the family, For illustrated circular
address Misses j. A. & J. kEMPsHALL.
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ERIENDS, SEMINANY for Bows and Gals.
KNGSTON ACADEMY. Kingston. or Ind

N s,n-An english and classical school for BORA seyes
prsnarcs thoroughly Tor college business elchng NOR
mai instruction free. Modern languages zoe iaity Binding
with AN c0nvenenccs supplied with pure water tl
term begins August 81. Address FRANCS J. CHENEY III"
Wl, IL. RAYS. PTeS FrmeIpa
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FAST GREENWICH ACADEMY,
PAST GREEN WInH FL.

Complete courses IN Lteranie Music and Art with first.
class Commercial COLLEGE Attention given u industrial
science pep Tng students Tor school Of technology
penses nOdeatr easy VI access hcaitbu Ia sltuson
located Narraganse Bay, aBd t0nin Line New.
Ork ana nalf hours l.de ron bCsiOD
Fal leItu BEGINS -cpteGler b. 1ute- December
spung Term March g. send for catalogue
Rev GRANGE ". SCOTT,
prlrsLnaL
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MISS HAINES's SCHOOL,,
NA "wOoDs!DE" nARrEoRn, conn.
English Branches Latin Greek German, French, Italian
Mueio aud Art. Location unsurpassed.
EI.EyENIA YEAG ogENn SEPT IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

CT. AUGUSTINE SCHOOL. st. Augustine,
) Fa finest climates wei sulted 70 declte
sorc for clrcf nr: DIVA RID DROWN H. Harvard
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Freehold, N.
4 j. 42d year begins sept -, 1853. -.
Rev. K. CHANDLER, d. D., PRESIDENT

$3.50 YEAhLY Cor B sosa al h9 sln y ana
Excellent tom Dg and pareatI Gaze d RES Mss J.
TRAU MANN. Eli Ian ast.r-afo. Illldelpna Fenh.
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rTEYENs HIGH SCHOOL.

y
The Academic department. OF the STEVENS INSTITUTE
or TECHNOLOGY. Eivarst, between 9Th and C.h SITS,
Hoboscn j. opens sept l9 1888 Examinations for al
mission on the lth and 18Th Of september Full courses
o. study preparatory to schools Of science and coIeees
Junior department. 555 pe senior department $50
per aunum
These terms include al the studies
rr cntnogos ,pnlY % The Lbran Of Stevens In.tuei
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NEW. JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL.
TRENTON. NEw.JERsEY.

Young 'adosani gentlemen IN this school, under tho care
fu direction competent teachers prepare themselves for
college or business dollars year for Board
Tuition Books Light and Fuel and washing AT bedroom
and table furniture supplied By the school Tho Male end
Female Departments under head but entirely
separate both In tue boarding Halls and school semi ir
catalogue w HAsBROCCK. PrinciD a.
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For Both sexes---Country.

GDS0-AT MOUNT HUPE LADIEo obM-I
ID %sIV MARY. Music aud Art e. ira; sept Y. %
ROBERT Q. FLACK. \ NJ. TAkNfIOWNs ~ l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
saar, Ntoiel, Gifel uuS Sunsrid.

Srier. Se. giid6Hi9e @naben baben
an Steae bes uerltorbsnen Domuitars
9errn Midael 9ermesborff gum Renbans
ten Der Don bieiem permalteten bii6Saiden
5Onos ben OOmuitar Germ Suusp ers
nannt.
Grisr. am 2s. Mars Morsens tas
men bic S4ilerinnen Der eriten &laiIe bes
9ebrerinnensS emtnars ~ Saarburg tn
Besleituns bes SeminarsO DIRECTORS bier an,
beiu9ten bic &ir9en unb isnitiseH Sebenss
wlrbisteiten, lieBen fi9 bann photographs
ren unb fubra Mittass wieber surld.-
Saarbyaden. S9on wieber baben
mir eiR 9rubenunsliid 3u persei4nen.
guf @rube Stetnba1 wur6e am 26. Mdrs
Worsens Elm Sersmann bur9 elm berabs
itirSenbes GeIsifid set6btet.
Trier. SIN benz @arten bes Serrn
Sean 5erit su 2~Swenbriden mar aut
~. Mdrs Elm Mpritoienbaum in Der BIitbe.
Oerielbe Baum blitbe i'm porisen Sabre
ebenfalls 10 frfb.
Sn @ebweiIer battsn gltern lire
3inber IN Der Wobnuns einssiperrt, UNI
ibrer Mrbeit na9seben gu t0nnen. @s ent.
itanb Seuer In Der @obnans unb bic 2ins
Der uerbrannten.
Man 9reibt Der vSaar3eituns"
aus Mersis: Seim Our9it6bern umIerer
often finben mir aus benz Sabre 1888 cine
Prdientation auf bic Yfarritsle BON Nies
bersPrilm unteri9riebsn: Sobanna @ntos
nette pon 9iberit, Msbtiiin BON Niebers
print. Wo itammt bieie .. 9iberis bsr2
@ibt es in Der gifel stpa cine ioI6e Sas
Mile? SIT bieie uon 2iesrit etpa 9roBs
tante seweien pon benz Samburser 9iberis2
Oieie 6rasen gu beantporten, pare grade
far uniere Gage intereHant.
81 Su Eb al tommenbss Moislidiff,
woute am 8. Mdrs am 9oIstbore gu Gobs
lenS lanbsn, mas ibm miBlans. Bel cts
mem sueiten Ssriu9s riB ibm bas Sell ents
swsi bod selaus ss nod eben, bas S3if
NIT 9ilfe anSerer S9iifer fur5 Dor ber
S9iiibride gu Balten unb Dor einem NETS
tern ibm an eetterer beuoritsbenoeu unfaa
gu bewabreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

AUDI a~berfanben, 10 idien bic ibm nur gu
gut betannte 8iaa 6lsi9 wenis gu Id9eln,
wesbalb er es pOr3os, our9subrennen. Der
Gntwi4ene 1T pom ben @enbarmen In Sid
aufsesrifen worben.
Bomber 9 i9reibt man unterm
1. april: Oie S~ribltnssionne Fat enbIi9
nit ibrem belebeuben Strable aud i'm
Oeslins bic lesten Spuren bes @inte,s
ueri6eu9t. auf Der StraBe Gid @6beIss
rniible ffebeu bic 0eiben In ibrem Blltbes
flor unb auf ben Soumerueaen bll6en
Rasretb9en unb Ndr3usil9en.
gtStIf nj Der Stabt 9urems
burg.
5etrat5en.-Uom "a. Wdrs: Nis
tolas 2anser, Bidder, nit Mnna glafus.
SterbefdIIe. - Dom %. Mdrs:
Satob 9snsei9, alt ~ s., Gerber; Wass
balena 8ei9ou, aft SO g., Wittwe ,. Nis
tolas @enner, stls. Sdnsibermeiter )
pom a.: Mi@el @enRer, alt SIS s.,
Sattler; Satob @rosber, aft IS g., &rds
mer;-pom IT,: Sobann Wilwers, alt 81
Sabre.
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0robberso8tbum.

2uremburg Seit benz Mnfana
Mldr; 1inb on bic 90 Grbeiter nit benz Obs
trassn Der Jog. gaition gerlaimont, in Der
Ndbe Der Nuenue Ysscatore unb Der 3D.
beritraBe bei9dfti9t. 8%etanntli1 befinbet
iid Der sroBs Baherbebdlter Der Wafers
leituna in bielem WaIe unb ioq Der Bes
balter tiinftisbin auf ben 9impertsbers, in
bic Ndbe Der Sebauiuns Ereinen uerlest
werben. 60 i9siben bic lsstsn llsberrsits
Der itol,en Seituns 9ur.mburs INNER mebr
unb msbr. gn beren Stsle srbeben iib
prddtise gauten unb glnlasen.
Meri4. Der am "a. Wdr, abses
baltene Sabrmartt ma iebr fart beiudt.
Yferbe paren IN 400 Stid por9efibrt,
unb fanben bic bsiten 9rempIare f9nelen
@bias. Wtit ofinbpieb par Der 5anbsl
fau. Spanfertel waren iebr %ieIe pors
banbsn, 145 Barren; bic aIsri95niten
bra4ten es bis Su 25 Sr. guf benz
Sru9tmarftplase berridte reyes 9eben ;
nod ME maj 10 piel (obldon 9erabe bieier
Wartt Der ~sseisnstite Safir if) an 9xsern
unb Rleeiamen, 9afer, 0iden &c. aufses
fibrt wie bteies Sabr, unb sins In bisisr
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taum, iolde Rdlte unb Sroit, ME iest i'm
Wonate Mdr, lie seieben gu baben; Bios
In ben Sabrer 1912 unb 1853 mar Der
Mdrs talt uno raub. Oa bas perfoHene
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uiele 9aufen i'm SeIOe fi9 b%efanbsn, NO
fie iebt %aussesraben unb In bic leeren
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nod ,temli9 angefiilt waren), iinb He In
ben S9eunen tn Der Na9t pom a. bis Is.
Mdrs meifentbeils erfroren. Dies 1T
INNER cine Warnuns, bic aartoffsln nidt
3u frib aus benz Winterlaser gu nebmsn.
-@lldlidsr ais mir Ssslinssr iinb bic
Moielaner, bem ibr @ein Tam ni9t err
frieren.
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Wit benz I'M Ralenber perSei9nsten 6riibs
linssanfans, Der Gags unb Na9tslei9e,
trat bier in uniersm Gbals, ME aud ans
berwdrts, bic nisori9ite Tsmpsratur unb
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ben @sfrisrpuntt, nadbem bas Marimum
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Is @rab errei9t bate, Gros bieIeS IN:
sep0bnliden &ididlases Der Gemperatu,
1T bic Gntwidsluns Der grbien unb bidsn
Waff') Bobnen, bic i9on por 8 Wo9en
In ben trodenen 8ooen geiett vurben,
gang 'sinitis. Sier unS ba bat man MIDI
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