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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
II MFMORI4M.
Mary II. MeIcher Ide

TWENTY-FIVE years ago this spring,
Miss Melcher, young and pretty,
came as teacher to the Girls High
school in Boston. The students, ac-
customed to middle-aged instructors,
received her with enthusiasm. Her
appearance at that time was rem
dered striking by her heavy black
dress and the sad lines that were al
ready showing in checks, still rosy
and dimpled with youth. She be-
came the idol Of her scholars, in
whom her kindly interest was I'M
failing. The pretty verses OF Alice
Wellington Rollins Away srecalled to
her one of her brightest pupils, who
was afterwards an associate teacher.
Mary M. NJ. Ide was born at
Stoughton, Mass, Sept. 4, 1874.
She was the daughter of Joseph H.
and Sophia Melcher, and was one of
six children. She was educated at
Foxboro Academy, Mass, and grad
uated at Lasell Seminary in 1868.
After graduating she was preceptress
of Dean Academy at Franklin, Mass,
and teacher of French and mental
philosophy in the Girls High School
Boston. Miss Melcher and Henry
c. Ide were married Oct. 26, 1871.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ide had four children
Adelaide M, Harry j., Annie L.,
and Mary Margie. Of these three
are living; the only son, Harry j.,
died in 1881. His death brought
Mrs. Ide into the shadow of a great
grief, a shadow so heavy and dark
that it never fairly lifted. Truly she
was acquainted with sorrow. She
was the last of six children and both
father and mother died before her.
She had a disposition of rare gentle
ness, no grief or disappointment ever
soured or embittered it. Her mind
was keen and of unusual strength,
her interest in popular subjects never
tagged, and her stand on great
questions was advanced and sym
pathetic.
The last five years of her life, Mrs.
Ide suffered from a partial stroke OF
paralysis. She died yesterday, April
10, Of neuralgia. VIZ who have
known her in these years have seen
the tired brain, striving like the spent
swimmer to save itself by further
effort, the strong heart fighting
bravely against certain doom.
AS the days go by and the June
grass grows soft and green above her
grave, we shall remember with
thankful hearts,
He giveth His beloved sleep"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
Commissioners Notice.
ANNA S. PRIDE'S ESTATE.

ANNA S. PRIDE
The subscribers, having been appointed by
the honorable Probate court for the district
of Caledonia, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of Anna s.
Pride, late of st. J~ohnsbury,in said district.
deceased, and the term of six months from
the 9th day of April, S92, being allowed by
said court to the creditors of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us: Give notice that we will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the
Passumpsic Savings Bank in st. Johnsbury,
in said district, on the 9th day of May
and the Sd day of October next, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, or each ofsaid days
T. M. HOWARD,
A. B. NOYES
Commissioners.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
Marriages

At st. Johnsbury, April 10, John Griffin,
aged "a.
At Lyndon. April 9, Chas. Iugalls, aged "a.
At West Burke, April 13. Charles Beckwith
of Cherokee, Iowa, aged 81 years, Funeral
Saturday af%ternoon).
At Greensboro, March II, Andrew Jardine,
aged 60 years, z mos. and % days.
AT Lunenburg, March %, of pneumonia,
Louisa Chase, wife of thelate Russell Pc werS,
aged 76 years . months and 3 days.-[Mrs.
Powers was a woman of intrinsic goodness,
and was highly esteemed and loved by all who
knew her. She united with the Baptist
church when she first came to Lunenburg,
was Away until her health prevented a de-
voted member, ever ready to aid in doing
good. Her loving deeds and gentle ways
through a life OF many years made for her a
warm place in many hearts. Precious in
the sight of the Lord is the death ofhis saints."l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14

OF their growth, hardness and pro-
ductiveness and report from time to
time to the station. These trees are
ready now for distribution, and
those who would like to receive
some of them should make applica-
ton at once t o the experiment sta
ton, Burlington, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
CA U

About two score of citizens met in
the Town hall Saturday evening to
ton at Montpelier yesterday. The
call was read by E. L. Hovey. He
was elected chairman of the caucus
and Arthur F. Stone elected clerk.
These delegates were chosen: Henry
c. Ide, Henry c. Bates, Frank
Walker, Albro F. Nichols, T. c. Fetch
er, Arthur F. Stone, w. S. Boynton,
Alexander Dunnett, c. T. Walter.
The delegates were instructed to fill
any vacancies that might occur.
These were nominated, but declined
Emerson Hall, c. A. Calderwood
and d. NJ. Bacon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
At GreelGy'S Fish Market

You will always find a complete assortment
of fresh fish, p. R. oysters 40 cts. a quart,
oysters opened from the shell 60 cts. a quart,
CLAIMS opened and in the shell. Orders by
mail promptly delivered and Greeley pays the
postage.
40 r. r. St. Under Bailey'S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
Wanted! Wanted! Wanted!

want to sell SO bushels nice
wheat for seed. price S1.4O per bush. 20 bush.
seed barley, price 75c per bushel; 100 bushels
choice Early Ohio and Polaris potatoes for
SO cts. per bushel. L also want to hire a
good man or boy for six or seven months, to
right away; must be a good
mixer. e. p. ALLEN.
ST Tohusburv Centre. VT. ApriI IA. 1892.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
FARM FOR SALE.

A small farm in Danvi1le for sale. Is in a
good state of cultivation. Running water
to buildings. Small sugar orchard. Three
fourths of a mile from post office, church and
depot, grist mill, saw mill. On roller road.
ABEL McCOSCO.
Danville, VT, April +, 1892.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
LOTS o SALE.

Mrs. James Gafney having had her land
surveyed and divided into lots wishes to dis
pose of the same. Each lot contains Il acre.
The situation is one of the most desirable in
st. Johnsbury, being both healthy and pleas
ant. Price of each lotfrom 5000 TO $500 &C
cOrdiug to location.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14

OFFICE OF PUBLIC EXAMINER n
SUPT. OF BANKS.
ST. PAUL, MINI, MARCH %. 1892.
1 hereby certify that 1 have exam; ned the
books and accounts of the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan Company of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, at close of business January 10,
1892, and that I found proper vouchers for
the several accounts, as per above statement.
In my Investigations as to the character of
the first mortgages owned by the Company
Isl, 796,4O1.OD L relied upon the written
appraisals of disinterested parties for a large
proportion of the local loans, and awaited
myself of the public records and obtained the
assessed valuations by correspondence with
the officers in the various localities. With
these values as a basis, the loans appear to
be we'll secured.
In general the C~ompany's affairs appear
to be in good condition and are apparently
well and carefully managed.
Respectfully,
(Signed) M. d.
Public Examiner.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.
(Signed)

business notices, occupying a prominent
position in the CALIFORNIAN, will be inserted
for 10 cents "a line, with no charge less
than 25 cents. Special rates for a regular
advertisement.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
MONDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMME.

We give below the programme for
the concert next Monday evening by
Miss Mary Howe and her company.
1t will be seer that the musical feast
prepared is a rich ne:
Trio-"L'Ec1air." Halevv
Messrs- Fries. Van Santvoord and Howe.
Roamer," Mendelssohn
Mr.. u. NJ. Babcock.
Cello Solos, (Cradle Song, Dunkler
(Caprice Hongroi,
Mr.. Wulf Fries.
Aria from La G~iaconda," Ponchel1i
Mr.. William LAWN.
Air du Rossignol, Masse
Miss Mary Howe.
Fantasia for Flute.
Mr.. G. B. Van Santvoord.
Song-"The Mariners Homes the Sea"
Randegger
Mr.. Babcock.
Songs, )Love's Sorrows, Shelley
ORing Out, Wild Bells, Jordan
Mr.. LAWN.
Song CF1ute Obligato)-The Wren, Benedict
Miss Howe.
(Flute by Mr.. Van S~antvoord)
''Vits'-Spanish Dance for Cello, Pepper
Duet from La Traviata," Verdi
Miss Howe and Mr.. LAWN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
TO RENT.

Both by the season and week. One hum
dred and fifty acres of the best of Waterford
pasture, well watered with excellent springs,
just the right amount of shade trees.
\. F. CARPENTER,
Somerville, Mass.
Enquire of r ROSS,
Lower Waterford, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
sEED OATS FOR SALE.

Three hundred bushels of good seed oats
free from foul seed. Weigh forty pounds to
the bushel, and yield so bushels to the acre.
Price 60 cents per bushel.
A. B. CARPENTER SON.
West Waterford, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14
FOR RENT
FOR SALE

Rooms in Bank block, formerly occupied by
DR.. Nettleton. Finest office in to wn. Apply
to First National Bank.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14

Two story Dwelling House at ST. Johns
bury Centre, Main ST., formerly occupied by
the late Abel Shorey. Enquire at premises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, paid in, ST, 5 o 90
Surplus fund, o O,OOO.O o
Undivided profits, 25, 54.5
Accruing profits, 13,114.74
Disc't unearned, Int. on debent'rs, 39,355.17
Loans pd. in advance ofmaturity, 81, 245.6 s.
Interest d. in advance ofmaturity, 2,6O9.49
Debenture bonds outstanding, 1871, $50. 90
1nStalment bonds, 499O.1O
Certificates of indebtedness, "a
Cashiers checks, 2,344.75
Due banks and bankers, 2,629.47
Deposits, 5S3,237.55
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14

AN EXCELLENT SHO WING.
The numerous investors in this sec
ton of the Northwestern Guaranty
Loan Company of Minneapolis will
be interested in the following state
ment at the close of business on Ian.
10. 1892. This is an excellent show
ing for one of the leading corpora
tons of the convention city.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-04-14

Mortgages behind debentures, 81. Q II, 4O1 OF
Mortgages on hand, IA, 800. 90
Short-time loans, Z
Stocks and bonds, 1856 90
Real estate, 5SO.4
Furniture and fixtures, 427.32
Loans RENTED for, not paid to us, 1906
Int'st RENTED for, not paid us. As, o 20
Duefrorn branch Offices and agents, rs, 4 OF
Accounts receivable, IA Il
Foreclosure expenses, 1924 5
Insurance. IA. 20
Current expenses, 2,362.S7
Due from banks and bankers, 467,766 81
Cash on hand, 1877 20
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Nelp=Dor!er Nad)rid1ten.

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Spirioon," Elm SunlibdnOler III Sir. 4,
&eit- %. StraBe, mnrpe beute friib unter
Der 9lufla9s, Sel9enlalbe elngeldmugeelt
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ld]alt geltslt. Orei Der @emdlbe iino In
elmer gSohnun9 oil Der 5. Ipenue beld)laez
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lteru 80 Mellen Dltlldj Don Sanbp=Doof BON
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fehren.
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bier ipe9en elmer uou Dem EhilaOelpbler
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eine Ooiis DtOrpbin elm, DIE sroB geuus
par, ibren SoO herbei su fiibren, uub uad)-
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eiuen amerifauiidleu 3oului ipeubete unb
BON oltlsm mad Inerlta 3urudsel9idtwurs
be. Ills Or. 6eiuitt bel leiner 0tiidtebr
bier lanoete, nurae er auf 9eraulaHung
gOwmau's perhaftet.- Srau Sownlau mar
fruher tln Sri. 9te1ie Safus uno itammt
aus Solpofe, Mai{.
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0errSereir Der > f-8altimorer
@eid)dftsleute" hielt geitern abeuo
in Der u&hltcs6au" al Der SantsStraBe
ieine Monatsosrammlun9 alb; 6r. 9ames
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@riifiu Das Irotofon-
Die 50. aleranser 9. SDlIelo. W. 4.
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auf9eioroeyi miro, ibre Nlnte bon Der gde
Der 1erIngton. uub GbenItraBe ilber Die
9ombarps, Souo., @ongbltraBe uno oeH
Sroaomap uQtl Der 9torb~Apenue iu pers
laugern.
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III einer Serlammlung bon Hepra|entauteu
anberer Srganllatonen bon Seldldltsleuteu
oil, melde an uad)lleu Wionta9 Abenos III
Den HGumen Der pSlo SomusUfertantS'
& Ntanuiacturers' Aiociatlon" itattnuoeH
ioa.
Sin aus BEN So. 9r. 5. s. Sancof, Or.
gS. U. Mills, 5. Sbeooor Otter, Sob. Sol;
uno @eorg @Db belteheupeS &onltte erblelt
ben guftrag, neue Vtltglieoer aniulueroen,
uup Die S)$,. %. 6. 6rauf, Sobn ". eruett
uuo 9r. s. s. 9ancot nnternahmen es,
Seamte iiir Oen nahien Sernlin su ncnll'
utren.
aat SAluB Der Seriammlnns wurpe
SameS Bates i'll leiner gSohnung 9tr. 5,
Suo Sroapmap, nit leiHem etgenen bon
Sru 99. j.. S8eaper bergenellten Selpor'
trait iiberald)t.
Selbitmoro. - Die 49-iGbrige Satba.
rine Martiu, Gheirau uou @atrid Ntartln
BON 9tr. 1902, SfsGbaleltraBe, begging ge'
tern giahmittaa Selbnworb, lnbem iic lld)
bic 3eble pon elnem Sbr bis sum anNern
nit einem &aiirmefer burdltnitt. Glnlge
9useublife porher hattie tie it'd, NIT ihreu
beiben S6d)tern i'm S8ohu;lmmer unterhal-
ten. mGbreuo lie auf eiuem SOpba lag, Te
erbob I'D pl6elid uuo ging III elm Shldfl
,ilnuer I'M biutereu Sbell oes 0anleS; bier
iano iie ihr Mann, Der 9e9eu llbr uon Der
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;eiqte hon porber Oiters Spuren pon @et'
ltesgelDrtbeit unO man nimmt an, oaB ile III
enem iolhsu Au9enblid Die unsIiidleli9e
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MalariG.

lleber Wtalaria uro n1alariasartige franh
heiten ilno BON Selebrteu lfon game Biblioa
thefen geI6rIeben ip0rber. gSie melt bic Aer3te
and) Ionit IN ibren Initf)ten Don chamber abs
mcidlen nlOger, barin itimmen iie ale iibereir,
oaB Der Stb Der Wtalaria i'm 8lut If uno baH
le nameutlit bic Wtils ausreift. Mtalaria
fam uberau uorfonlmeu, finbet itdJ aber regels
maBg in feu6ten, tief gelegenen 2anbftriteu
nno Se9enoen nit ihmerem Bobeu. SIM n0ros
lthen europa 1T iie meniger perbreitet, I'm 10
bdufger tomnt fie tn 9foros, Wlittel, urb SiSs
anertta Dor, nanientlih in iolheu @egenben,
Die Elm Teuhtiparnles aliu1a baben unb nod
ntd]t lange urbar gemadt poroen itub. Mlalas
ria 1T teine anitedeuoe arautbeit i'm lalo-
lduft8en Ginne bes Morte5 uno ielblt in
Segenoen, mo- iie iebr bdufig - enbemifh -
herrld)t, fann man iif ourh peruiinftige lebensa
tpelle nno einige @eunbheits.N .Nabregefn oapor
ihIben. 0a6in geb6reu Dor 2llem MdBtgteit
I'M Giien nnb 3rinten, 8ermeiouug be5 Gtns
athmens fIbler feud)ter Nahtluit uub aler ipte
tlnmer gearteten Musifreitungen. Weieutlt4
tiir bic @rbaltung Der Geiunobeit IN eine gere4
gelte Seroaulrg uTb oaour6 beoingte nnges
ben,mte Slutcirfulatiou, ioipie ifleunige abs
fu9r auer oerbraud1ten uno peroorbeuen cutie
aus benz Sorper. Sdon oas bel alien nlalarids
artlgen 9rantbeiten ii1 benlertbar mad)euoe
Nnl9meuen Der Miils, 0as in bartnddigeu
Sdlltn in Mlilsperbdrtitng ausartet, benefit,
eaB geltorter Vluttreislaui bic Sauptquelle ber
ararltbeit lit. lin MN ben areislaui letht
nno trtt gu MAIDEN uno ben 9armtanal III iteter
eriprleBifer 3bdtigteit gu erbalteu, gibt ss fein
belleres Wttttel als bic ans ben beiltrdftigfteu
Qelpiir3iglten Nlpenfrdutern ,ubereiteten ".
gernaro SrGuter.pilien, bic a 25 @euts D.
y. Neuitaoter d 60, Dor 24l6, gftw gorf,
loipie III leoer guten Gpotbete 3u haben fino,
geiter elmer Grsiebungsanfialt iiets i'm Saui-
baben iollte, nm iie iofort benz Boticnteu
1nrei1eH. wenn iid bei bemielben bic geringlten
Spnren BON allgemeiuem lIebelbeiinoen ober
Storllng osS 8lutfrtisloufs einelleu loIlten.
0le EllfH fprten loisnb unb blutreinigeus
uno entlsrnen oaS 0falariagift aus Den Sorper,
obne oelIielben an idlipdd,en: aus oie'tm
@runoe iino fe jeoer &outitution, flbif einer
Gra laHae aranfbeit ierrutteteu. iutraalld.
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gerabss(ttte prei(t unS gutter CrsSit
6ef9enta6te &errenRfeioer
meoerne Domengewdnoer
9e9t's ,mberlaiiisen Saaen
9r. $40 uno sci, Siio=Sroaotpap.

gSr nebmen in Der nddbcn g8ofe unier Eager auf.
gair MAIDEN i'm Saufe oeier gSodbe HeoIftioneH, uul
Die ga9eraninabue 81 erleidtern.
2Str reou3iren bic Soften uno ne1nen serlH9e sSos
hen5Gbunaen
Der Sascrauinabre= Serfaut fpelfer seitern Utor=
gen bcgann. fpirb in peler SeoehuHg Der beertenss
lpertbee Sertau leH, Der e in nnerer Stabt itatt=
seinnocn bat.
3uerit lit Dies infer ertes Sabr in unieren neu.n
sdoen, uub es lit Dies oGber uHiere ere saseraulz
nabme.
SobaHn iinben mir, baS mir in fsolse ber immenen
iSrHnbme unierss @eitditcs iir etira breiBig 2auz
ieHo Dollars mebr Serrcnz anSiae uno lleberrote haz
ben (obEe DON anabens uno Samen aieioerH Su
SprecH), ais mir baben ollten Wt anoereu gBoreH,
mir ften nit breiBis 3aueno Dollars "in Der
Sinte."
I'm mieoer beraus Su fomnlen, uiiien mir rebuff
rem, mir nliien jeben Nnsue unb ieben lleherSieher
innerbaIb Der pier Wanoe unieres 9roBen Gebduoes
anf rs.no cineu reis reouSireH, su benz lie d oer=
tauf Iaiien.
limb mir perbcn es tbun, sosro,n .s ebrib tbur.
9ler bietet fidb eine G5elesenbeit.
Srauen Sic el1eH gn3us, eiTeT lleberSieher, eiHer
Sturmiiberiieher 3eielben lreisreOuftionen -
baliebe @reoltlpftem init leiten 3ablunss
gen.
Samen,
s'raudJen Sic einen feinen Oante( - eiren itonen
NIT BeJ beIetten HeeIer! ooer Elm Eaar Stuhes
Sleielbe Greisrebuftlon - oai5elbe Snitem serHaer
gRotensatlun9en.
3ieier s,,ualtise aaeerauinabme Serfauf besann
seItern. IS nirb ih fur sic beSaben. aus ben eEtz
terntesten StuottheiIen bemicIben tpu,rIeH.
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Die sraue.bo:sd,aft tn serItu.
sooesabnmmeem pes 0apites.
Gin perriifter Correspondent oe5
yrdif0cutett.

3 Bhilaoelpbi a, IA. Sanuar. - Die
bieilgen Bofbeamten beobadlten lett einiger
3eit NIT sroBem Sntereiie oas @ebahreu
zines briefbreibeuoen p@rauts," meld)er
tdglid) I'M Yoitamte erid)eiut uno i'm Gorris
Dor einen nlebrere Seiteu umfafieuben 8rief
lhreibt. Sobalo er Dies uollbra6t bat,
gebt er regelmdBig eine ,3sitlans aui unD
ab uno begiebt iid Oauu micNer an eiueu
Der Sdreibtiibe, nm etli1e @Orretturen uOrs
sunebnlen.
gaboem er oanu ben 8rief euDlid poll=
enoet uno ueriieselt bat, abreiiirt er Oeniels
ben oil Den YrGiibenten Sarriou in 8aih-
in9ton uno mirft inn in ben Shalter, mel
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er iiebt, oaB OaS Sdlreben pon emem Glert
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ienbung berelt llegenosn Yoitiuden beige.
fiigt wirb.-9s erbelt, baB Der u@rant" elm
friiherer aopofat uno Sobn zines befaunten
@rfinoers lit. Gr wobnt on Der Spruce-
itlabe babier unb iit oolfommeu barmlos.
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rem Gatten su t6bten. gS6hrsno Der lesten
bret Gage Der Sabrt mar iie in ein. Sole
einqeiperrt uub bon Wtatroien beuatt.
&eim SanoeIspertras apifdIsn sramtreib
nno Gpanitu.
M abrib, 10. Sauuar.-Sie llnterbano-
lunsen swiifen Srantreid uno Spanisn be-
siislid zines Sanbelspertra9es itnp febl ge-
ld9lageu unp pom l. Sebruar an plro Der
Marimum>Sarif zines leben SanoeS Der
Giniubr aus benz anbsren auferle9t iueroen.
Senor Silpela. Miniier pes Snueren, ers
flarte seitern s(benO in Der abgeoronetens
TANNER, Spanlen iei nid)t eingelacen NOR.
ben, id, benz 3ollperein ausuid)liebsn unO
beabNttse nidt, iid auf elm oerartises
SiinoniB NIT irgeno elmer anoeren 9fai1t
einsulaHen. Die Gammer bat Die 5tegiez
runssbla sur Yrolousiruus Der eriitlrsnoen
Sanoelsuertrd9e angenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-16
Scr Grippe erleae,t.

Yrtnc ce n, q. s., IA. San. Gba-,
les su9uitus aiden 3. 3. Yb. D., Tro-
fsiior Der SeiiebuHgen sniideH Ybiloiopbie
uno gSiiienlda1t Su Der d)riitllden Ieligion
uno 2ehrer Der orientaliiden unr altteita.
mentliden 2iteratur i'm Brinceton hen
Sbeologldeu Seminar, itarb beute Morgeu
3 llbr all eiuem Grippez0tidiau, Der in
2uu9euentsiinNuug ausgeurtet mar. Gr
binterldbt cine 6rau uub smei Geldwiiter.