davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
Her comprshsn.lv, R.p,x.

II ask only" in we'll modulatsd
tones said the earnest. fiddle faced
young man. that you give mo what
you can Of your love and that you
never strive for my sake to deny any
yearning or strangle any impulse that
pants within you. Give me what you
can while you can give 1t without
grudging or regretting. but the mo-
ment you feel that It Is task to love
me renounce me forever. though the
verdict pierce me to the very heart"
How cute!" returned the fiuffy
young thing. "But-ee-heei heel
yes. Wiiloughby!"-Puck
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
Magic Of September.

September seems to me to be the
fairy among the months of the year.
She 10 80 crowned with gold. 30 full Of
play and magic spells. she has no
work to do, and II IL she who trans
forms the green woods and gray
marshes to wonderlands Of fairy fire,
and brings the great pale moon back
round and full night after night into
the skies. Yes, September has .
magic!-St. Nicholas.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
About n Woman.

Mr.. Gudeman-Little boys shouldn't
fight. Won't you let me help you outY
Muggsy-Sure! As dis is going to
be fer blood. you might stand over
dere and catch de lady in case she
swoons!-Puck.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
Deserved Protest.

A French newspaper refers to the
members Of the stock exchange sing.
ing God shave the king" I'VE must
protest against this total misrepresen.
tntion OF our national aspirations"
Dbserves Punch.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
KIiIlna Cut Worms.

You can easily get rid Of cut worms
around sweet peas BY pouring strong
soap suds about the roots and picking
up the worms which will come scram.
bling out Of the earth at once. Drop
the worms in the suds and It will kill
them. Do this half dozen mornings
In Succession. and you will be rid Of
them.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
King George Ind the Collier.

While the king was looking at SOW
enteen-year-old pit pony which had
been brought up for his inspection
the pony proved somewhat restless. 81
expect the daylight worries him." said
tho king. "No. sir" replied the
miner. ut 10 the headstall he donest
like. He can't see your majesty plain
enough.-London Spectator.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
Founded oIri eoouts.

Miss Clara Adelia Lister-Lane Of Dei
Moines. Ia. 10 the founder and chief
scout Of the Girl Scouts Of America
She organised the movement In 1910
and says that there are now 60.00t
members. II there were more leaders
she says. fully 100000 girls could b
organised within ~ hours,
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
Home Run In Boston.

Here is how they describe a home
run in Boston:
McSwipe struck the ball terrific
blow; propelled Il in q lateral direo-
llon to the uttsrmost lengths Of the
sid. BY means Of this notable per-
formance he was enabled to complete
the entire circuit Of the bases. The
audier % applauded cordially.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
Remarkable.

Willis-f3e 10 remarkable man
and the best hod-oarrier in the world.
0illis-No great glory in that.
wilhs-Ah. but he has never writ
ten . magasins article on hod.carry.
ing. nor delivered ChsutauQua leo
turs on hod-oarTyins, nor even done
. hod-carryine aet In VAUDEVILLE
Puck.
Gilpin observer., 1912-12-05
observant Youngster.

Teacher-Bobby. what is parafiin
used for?
Bobby-For rubbin' on meersh'm
pipes. maam. to make 'em color.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

The celebration of Jackson day by
the democracy in the City of Washing
ton, d. G. on Monday night was a
great event. The National Committee
met on Monday at the Shorhun hotel
to set the time and place fer holding
the National Convention.
The double event brought hundreds
of prominent and near prominent
dem ocrats for The far hest sections of
the county aud if there is not demo-
cratic president elected next NovemD er
there are going to be a great many dis
appointed democrats for there has
never been such general confidence in
success as now exists. Every demo-
crat who atteaded the dinner was over
flowing with confident enthusiasm.
The speakers represented every class
and shade OF democrats and all We'd
with perfect harmony and good fellow
ship. The speakers were of the best
thought and spirit of the many able
leaders of the party and the perfect har-
mony and plainly manifest deter
mination to get together and stay to-
gether indicates great victory at the
election.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

We publish in another coiumn a
clipping from the Charles Town Press
descriptive of the quiet and enjoyable
Christmas season IN that place with
out the lawlessness, and dlsor
der usually experienced in that town
under the reign of the licensed saloon
Much the same conditions prevailed
here. Until the raid on the speakeas-
les ON Saturday night-a-weeK before
Christmas there was a great deal Of
drum keness and disorder but after these
Joints were pulled it was like another
place and on Saturday before Christ
mas there was not one drunk seen on
the streets where there were twenty ON
the day before the Christmas previous
Though there we're great many PEG.
pie in town shopping and on business
of various kinds there were few DRINKS
and the ladies could pass up and down
the sidewalks and in and out the stores
without being pushed and jolte1 about
with offensive drunken meu and boys.
The contrast was so great as to cause
general comment and even the ajvo-
Gates of saloons were forced to acknow-
ledge the marked improvement. True
there are good many who cannot
celebrate the birth of our Saviour with
out tankinr up with liquor, went to
Hagerstown the day before but even
with this the behavior wa god and it
was plainly to be seen that there were
no saloons running openly ia II town.
The Martinsburg license saloons
have now been closed for tx months
dire calamity predicted H. The business
interests of the town If the saloons
should close. AS a general thing the
merchants report that their trade dur
ing the fall aud first half of the winter
has been better than ever before aud ex-
press themselves as perfectly satisfied
with the experiment so far. There is
one thing espe cially noticeable aud that
lie that class of people who used to
have little or no money though they
worked regularly now are able 10 meet
their bills and buy more and better
goods. About the only businesses which
have felt stringency are the speak
easies and the bad houses. rhe two
walk hand in hand and when one suf-
fers from the lack OF prosperity The
o ther suffers with it. Martinsburg and
h er people are much better of without
SALOONS and it is plainly to De seer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

Roosevelt will probably be nomina-
ted for third term but the fact that
it will be his third term is heavy
handicap and besides his treachery to
his sable secretary of war" TAFT has
left him few friends inside the old
party organization. 1t seems hard to
tell which OF the two, Roosevelt or La
Toilette, is the greater enemy TO the adj
ministration. Both are zealously work
ing to discredit Taft and it has been
limited that the two are in collision
against him.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

Till | came to pool here ! Datdhe
my fee.
Then, resting bit, shouldered my
load,
Aud vending nay way down the dusty
road,
The morning stretched into the after
My journeys end seemed as far as the
moon;
Till at length herse and a wagon
drew near,
And my heart revived with a spark Of
cheer.
But The man saw only his own small
soul,
And the narrow way to his narrow
goal,
And he whipped his horse to guilty
trot,
Though the sand was deep and the
day was hot,
And he passed me by on the dusty
road,
<Aho sAhh SUN iOWCk OChCAth
load.
Yet out OF the Dust came another man
With grizzled beard and cheek of
tan,
And be placed my bundle behind the
seat,
And he said, "Climb in here am rest
your feet;
never pass by man on the road,
An 'speshly, friend, II he's got load.
reached my journey ere came the
night,
And my feet were rested, my heart
was light;
And blessed the driver who'd gaily
cried:
81 soy there, comrade, get in and
ridep'
All! the world is full OF sorefooted men
Who need slight lift every now and
again,
And the angles can see Through the
white cloud rift
All the Godlike souls who give them a
lift.
Boston Herald.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

Taft may be the nominee to succeed
himself but Teddy is givi the Presi-
dent and his official machine great
deal of uneasiness. 1t is hard to tell
Just yet who of the two would be the
easier mark. There are many loyal
ard true republicans, who assert that
they will not vote for either, so many
that it looks as if neither can possibly
be elected.
From present indications it looks as
if any one of the numerous men spoken
Of for the democratic nomination can
beat any man the republican party can
put up.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

The tariff will be the paramount 49,
sue Of the coming campaign ala tie
democrats welcome the fact. That is
the issue above al others upon which
the democrats can tremendously unite
and it is the one upon which the re-
publlcans are bopelessly divided. The
standpat protective element OF the re-
publican party is now in power, has
the control of the party orga ization
and an adherent II that faction will
be put forward IS the candidate but
there is such large anu able faction
opposed to the protective tariff that in
dications plainly spell defeat for them.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
Statesman Democrat.
PUBLISHED BY
{. w .OysR. Editor.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IL, 1912,

President Taft IN submitting the re-
pert of his tariff commission TO con
gress recommends revision Of the
Wool schedule but pleads for the re-
tention of the sacred principle Of pro-
lection. In other woids Mr.. Taft would
evise the tariff but in such way
[ o nothurt the trusts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

WANTED: One Special Represent
ative for the Pacific Mutual life In
suraDce Company. Good money for
the right party. Address q. s. G..
Anderson, General Agent, Huntington
w. Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
Public Sale
of valuable
Personal Property

Inter ding 10 discontinue farming / will
make public sale at my residence known as
the Lutler Ramsbu'g iar1n, located 5 miles
north of Mar;insburg: on the iIliamsport
pike and mile Southwest OF Bedipgton on
Friday, Feb 2, 1912,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
personal property;
8 Head Horses,
Bay Percheron mare wi. 1870, In foal by regis
tered Perchero horse a No l barshear and
wagon leader; Ray mare Maud W.T. 100 IL foai
by Masons Percheron horse. work wherever
pitched; Grown mare Bird VT. 1900 in foal by
Masons Percherop horse. work wherever
hit ched; Bay mare Doll W.T.. lzt0a No bar
Sc hire and wagon leader; Bay horse fine gen.
e raj purpose horse.
Is Head Cattle,
8 milk cows will have calves by their side by
day of sale, two OF these cows are thorough
bred Polied Angus milk cows are Civ ing
milk now; Jersey bull years old, baia nee are
a fac lot Of thrifty young cattle
20 Head Of Hogs,
fat hogs viii weigh $50 lbs. by day OF sale
balance are thrifty young sDoats.
Farming Implem ents,
2-horse Brown wagon, good as new; spring
rs blu, capacity spreader. Deering binder
II cut, new DeeriHg mower IT, cut, new
Pennsylvania low down grain drill disk Tiger
. H..
hay ladders, 2 No. 20 Oliver Chilled plews
double shove, plsws, single shovel plows two
4-square and | spring Tooth harrow, new
weeder, Buckeye new double cultiyator, hay
fork rspe and pulleys, moving scy.he, briar
scythe.
Harness,
2.sets breechbands, 2 sets front gears, sets
piow gears, wagon saddle, wagon line,b collars
6 brides, 2 sets single harness, Q sets butt |
traces, sets breast chains, spreaders, log
chains, thrisle tree two double trees let sim |
gle trees, Q crowd sticks 4-pTong Jerks and | |
Pitch fork, Sharpless No, cream Separator !
new.
90 Chickens,
800 Bundles of Fodder, |
Terms
A credit of = months will be g1veno on all /
sums of $40 and ever the purchaser to give |
note with approved security negotiable and !
payable at the Merchants and Farmers Bank /
OF ihartinsburg, with interest from date, nut |
If paid at maturity interest RENTED Under |
$40 cash. No pr perty to be removed until set |
tied for Discount for cash
G. c. LEWIS.
Dodd & Holman, Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

Poor Charley Swisherl What has
become Of his early announced candi-
dacy? There are now so many candl-
dates for the republican nomination for
governor that Charley has been lost
sight Of.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

If President Taft had not vetoed Il e
Underwood LaF toilette tariff bill re-
ducing the duty on wool many poor
people who go half clad would been
able to have clothed themselves
and families and to have protected
them against the cold zero weather
this winter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
Give Him a LIT
BY Jee.Cone.

| was trudgiug one day down dusty
road
Wine my back was curved under bit
Of n load,
And The way was long and my feet
we're sore,
Aud my benes ached uuder the load
bore;
But struggled on in the summers
heat,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
MAN WAITED.

Married man wanted TO attend or
ehard on west side of Nor1h Mountain
Address CHAS DICK.
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
Public Sale
of valuable
Personal Property

Having qualified as executrix of the estate of
the late John NJ. Lands, / Will sell at Barnes
store at Marlowe, miles south:of wiamsport,
on
Friday, January 26, 1912,
Commecing at O'Clock p. NJ. the following per-
sonal property:
3 Head Horses
Bell, bay mare. Is years old; Fred, colt years
old in spring; Gilbert colt, year old in spring.
2 Mich cows,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
Farming implements,

Two horse wagon, disc harrow, cutivator
springtooth harrow, barshear chilled pillow
single shovel plow, barrel sprayer screw lplate
corn UruSher. lot of fruit baskets cutting box
single and double trees. log chains, COW chains
copper KETTLE picks, shovels. hoes, maui anC
wedges, moving scythe, set wagon harness, sci
Yankee harness, collars and brides, check line,
aud many other articles too numerous to men.
ton.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12
Terms.

\ credit of months will be given on all sums
OF s. and over. the pu chaser to give note with
approved security, negotiable and payable al
the Bank of Aartnsburg, with interest from
date, Sut ii paid at maturity interdst RENTED.
Under IS cash. No property TO be removed I'M
I'll settled for.
MARY LANDS, Exeeutrix,
George ". Kpesecker, Auet
u. &. Kershuer, CLERK,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-12

Inter ding 10 discontinue farming / will
make public sale at my residence known as
the LutIer Rsmsbuig farn, located 5 miles
north of Mar;insbuIg: the illiamsport
pike and mile Southwest OF BediDgton, on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29

5offmann ans Oiiicrbinsen. 5rl
Ssisboura aus Gid. SRI. 8erifen dus
Sifferbin8eu, SRI. aaiit ans 9infel,
Srl. 1biltses aus Yetingen unb Sri.
Sun9els aus Yetingen.
Smgembnrs mad1t msbil. = @citerr
iino Die Dor eini9cn Ytonaien fiir I'M
iere Sreipiuisen : 9pmpaanie beiteus
ten orei Interchangeable einsetrofa
len. 6iir heute miro elm @ertretel
Der Sabcif ermartet. Der Die 8eIdiiB,
montiecen ipl.
SnTembnrger an Der ltniperitG'
SDwen. Scrr Yaul ancpper aus
Sietirh. bat oas SfluB gramen ais
Sngcnieur bes Irts ct 0tauufacture;
ct Nincs beitanoen. - &crr emil,
Suffmdrn ans Sid,tcn. uno 6err CD
mono 4ocll aus Wpubprf bdben bd.
Gramcn ais 9unbibats Snacnieur be.
itanoeu. - Serr Nid,cl Sacoues du.
0oncols. mn Serr Soief 0coraes an.
Oiindleriugen bdbcn bds critic Crane,
ais @lepcs SIeenieur. ebeilio pr. Sos
Solb aus Suremburg bcitanbcn. =
Serr Sasques Sau ans 3itiis bat oai
erite Sramen in nen Sanbelss mi
eon'ulnr> &inenid,nften beitanoen.
Gipilitnnn Der Staot 9mgembmra.
StcrbcfdlIc.- @om 1. Git.
Maria Suinnnd YiiB. alt 23 Sabre
obne Stdno. chcloo. q: Midlac
Huppert. nlt 53 Sabre. Wirtb. - s.
Bernard Sertd, oft % g., 9oiffeiir
- g.: @liid6etb @oger. alt 80 /.
obne Stdno. ebelos. - TO-: 'SbereI
Wercoaier, alt 10 l.. Gbefram BOZ
Srdn5 Berger. obnc Stanb; Sobanl
3ifolas Soief Gntil Slinser. ait
Sabre uno 8 Ionafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
emxe IN q, Auiauss Cftobt

emIembnra Iuianss Sftober.
(Sriifungen DER Sehrer.) Us baben
b~eitanben: Die Sriifuus fiir Den +.
Rang. 9. SbeiI: nit Sefrtebisuns:
Stofiel aus Gid a. D. Il5.. Shleimer
aus Cid a. .. Gig. &lciu aus Oiinc1
linsen; iiir ben 1. Hang. 1. Sbeil:
nit GROCER aus3eidnun9: Sein aus
ghternad; nit 8efrieoisuns: Bonn
bon Alideio uno Yir bon Saler; fiir
ben 2. Mans, 2. 5beil: nit Nus5eihs
nuns: NSacob bon Nieberanocn Sranb
bon Siibelineen, Nemutb . Css
ipeiler. Shommer % BERGEN, &ubIl
bon &ap, GENES bon cid Il. ,. Nl6..
Yoiiisnon BON Neuborf. Heoiug bon
Cid, Braun bon Nrsoorf. Yier bon
StraBen, Maas bon Sifierbinaen
Seinb bon 9erle. Iap bon Iostroif,
Seberfpiel o Gid a. .. Nl5,; fiir Den
9. 8ans. I. Sbeil: nit Nilsseidmlns;
Saeobn bon Born nno GIemcnt bon
8ouoorf; nit 9e~friebigun9: Saru bon
Sdeio9eu. Seiidbourg BON Surideip
unb Neier bon &odelideuer.
Iriiunsen Der 9ebrerinnen fir ocn
1. nno =. Nams. gs BADEN beitdnpeu
II bas @ran,en fir Den 1. 8ans. ,.
5beil: nit Nus5eitnung: SRI. &us
berth aus Yurcmbura. Sri. 0oiimann
aus Shiiflin9cn. Sri. Steinneb ans
9iioelinaen SRI. Ripeaur aus Mic
oerforn. Srl. Sruh aus Souncipes,
SRI. Souiioint aus Sollerihs Selo9en;
nit Beirieoiauns: SRI. Sbeiicn aus
Hieoertorn. Sri. Shmit aus Gttels
briid. Sri. aaDier aus Gpidcn. Sri.
9our aus Hpspori. Sri. Serncbeu ans
8ilperpinacu. Sri. auepcrih ans
Nospclt; q bas Grdmui fiir bcu 1.
Hans. 1. Sbeii: NIT eroBcr Hus6cid)s
mung: Sri. 5crtor bon Holiu0crl
(@erid) /; NIT Nus3eidnuna: Sri.
&aaS ans ghteruad,; nit Sciriepis
glln9: Sri. Micberforn II Siioclins
gen; - ba5 Grdmcn iiir ncr ?. &nna.
2. Sbeil: nit Ausscihnuna: Sri.
HciiB atis luxembourg, SRI. Sspnlr
aus cid a. .. IlS., Sri. Srrtbum ans
Ispelt. SRI. Men ulis Srudl; nit Sca
fricoisuns: sri. 8anlen uits Robin
gen. Sri, 3immer ans Cid Il. .. Ils..
Sri. 5bia II Sileeliugcn. Srl, &ils
bclm ans @repenmnher. Sri. 0urbad,
aus 8iimelinscn, SRI. Iolliil ans
@labat. Sri. Selten aus Ticpertorn
SRI. Scnscn aus gttelbrid. Sri, Sieir
aus Gticlbriid. Sri. Sizes aus SdDics
rem. Nrl. ancpper ans Gid. Sri. BENZ
aus Sespcrinscu. ST.. Soiimam ans
Wclcnliein. Srl. Sbciien ans Gid Il
3. Al6.. Sri. Sipcr aus Wnrnit. Srl.
@tarrcn aus WrdliuAcu. SRI. WioNoue
aus Cbcrbonpcn. Sri. @eppcrt aus
Hosport. Sri. gilbert aus Scinri. Sri
Sdmit aus Sorid,ciN. Sri. WoicrilS
ans Siciirf. Srl. Serenb II Noein'
gen. Nrl. aniicr ans Sdronoluciler
Hrl. Siier aus Surembnrg; Il has
Grameu iiir Den :. Iaua. | Sbcil
nit IuSSeidnuns: Sri. @nspur aus
lllilingcn. Sri. @eneling ous @onpori
Srl. @ospar aus @enerndh; init De
%iricbiauna: Sri. ShnllS ans &innocn
Sri. @plitor aus @iimclmgcn, SRI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
: Auxem6urger 9la&ri&ten. :


Den, oaB. obidon Die betreiicnoc Seis
lage gegen Den 8uhiraben Der YoIts
regeln neritobe. tie in 0iniid)t auf
ibren DffentIihcn 9burafter bod
inter benz 5ipeite aloiic Yripilegium
6uldiiig lei.
New Yprf, u. y. - Nm 80. Sept.
licBen lid 6err Econ Sfumitr, Sobn
bcs bcfannten Ipotbcters aus Surcms
burg uto Sri. Gliie H~otbgerber i'll Die
roIigen Seiicln Der Che id,mieoen.
Meuiien, Sprua. - Tic. 0dmes,
iuobnbaft bier Reilcn noro spltlid, bon
bier. bate bas llngliid bcim Ban
elmer vGorn Crib" 5u fallen. Gin
idperer Salfen tam nuf i'm 5n liegen
INN brad,tc inn mcbrerc ihmer5lidc
Terlesunsen an Iuno unb Siiftc BET.
+ OR. 9. g.
Nltun, Soma. - Charles Wolitor,
lpeld,er ani Der Sarm icines Wctters
youis Sebrun ieir Seim madte. III
bon Ieinem Mathematician Scllite
IN iciuem 9cburtsorte Yras, 2urems
burg, Suriidsetebrt. Or bradlte chen
falls feline Sd,ipeiter nit. Gr ruuBte
audi 81 meloen. oaB Serr 5bcoSor
Sreoeres. ipeld)er Dor einiscn 9tonaten
nit ieiner Samiiie StrubIe pertieb,
nm in Der alien 5eimatb ieine @es
iunbbeit lpieber 81 erbalten, ihipcr
tranf barnieoer lie9t. = or. .. g.
9aDlpttr, Sowa. - Scrr Sic. adis
ier mnh Sranf Srnte luo1Hten peril
0uf,e Dem 8egrdbnis brs Srn. R
Settles bel. ipelder 3I Chicago II
einem Soipital perid,ieoe,i IT.. 5err
Settles pa Elm 9rltber Der Srnn Sic.
&aiier. Sbr infer geiIeibl
3m Sprinebroof, appa, murSer
lcBte 8ode Sri. SuIin @ihel uni
Serr Sps. Shaefer gum &ebensbunot
pereinf; ferner Sri. -0egria 3eime.
nno 3err Sobn Steihes in Der SS
Better: ufo #XalIl ss&ird)e. Sbner
Auen unisrc tSIfidpifideI
3u ct. aatbarinen wurSen pcrtl
@ohe SRI. 6nnnie aIein uno Serr t
Crane ebelih getraut. - Heb. Vatel
Dupont, Wfarrcr Der 9enannten @ea
meinbe bat iiinsit cine meme Glodc fiil
feline Stride dngeihafft, lreld,e am ~
Cftober burd ben bodip. NIsr. q
W. Seer BON 9ubuale feierlid elm
geipcibt tpuroe. Die Seifprebiat biel
Der hodJtp. Iater u. 9oebins bon Ser
Seim. Dubuque. 3useeen Dol ebent
falls Heb. W. 5. Weirid] bon Seili!
8eiit. Dubuque.
Sci Uelescmbeit ieiner Iboune
meuts sGrneuerung ertldrt 5r. Yetel
4 Warnimont bon @ilpamfee. Wis., e
Tonne lid riibnen. elmer Der erItei
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