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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23
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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23
REl;OLLETiONS.

uEImf.T .TIONS. AH#
.s..,,,.r-..,, alone
..a.;,r H. III silent bower,
:. !. ,hs .;,.ery ,,arlieh, shone
n., .,seo;op .ea and folded flower.
-, IN, hov !, came
But love, Know, = nai' : |
AND 0''en 0'Sa'' '''4'
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an 49,. ss 49, ~. 4, nam, q kipe.
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AND So A'.~ - IN ~
AT last w o'' ''O' -
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our eyas Us VT go. ,.;.,,.s smile.
1A.. - .,1.,,. ~ .,as necujnr: 4
1e~e'a y s.. a,,,v aart.
And though theo was u''"'y l'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARAB BEAUTY.

.Amons them vas uus Of ths most
Beautiful girls | ever saw, apparently
bou, twenty years Of sgs. She 80 . " \
) dark complexion, eyes black - j.t, shs
inside Of bar eyelids was blackensd win
kohle. her teeth vsrs white - ivory,
and her long hair fsll dowaher neck and
over her shoulders behiod. long enough
FOR her 10 set down upon. She had
large silver ear. rings; snd I silver TINS
through her under lip, gently drawing y
down and displaying her line teeth
through her hair was passed : silver ~
row, combining her veil to the top q he'
head, which was throws back negligent
" over her shoulders; she was habited i
a long blue loose shirt. opsn y thu
breast. her bare arms were covered viii
bracelets and amule.s, . string OF bead
wound round her neck, bss feet wer
bare. and two large rings were fsstene'
round her ancles. She walked a. all tb
.arab women do, with a grace and beau
~ ofcsrrisgs never saw surpassed; ~
in simplicity and elegance OF appearance
have ever seen 6ne lady OF Europe
with her jewels and pearls, equal y
plain and simple Aab rgirl.'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23

DAYS. He had. his mtsgivings
however; and returning home
late Il night. hs was . horriii-
ID witness 10 his own sliskoaOr,
Without attempting to disturb
them lie fred his house y
three different places, The fumes
creeping through me upper ~. 4
ries, and encircIipg ne roof q
Ills once happy home. The
4 retched wo,nan and her para
mo,lr were aroused from their
| adullerous dreams blythe flames
and rushed 10 the windows 20
| save themselves, BY lcapirg out,
hut below stohd the inlurinted
husband with bis rife, and thc
moment the easement was open
lea lie fred with unerrlng ann
and they both fell amid the bur-
ming ruins.
"A person notorious for h's
. profanity was taken On y writ
! and not possessing where witha
ID pay the demand, he va
fllocked Up il Jail. Ills miserable
slwifc deprived Of that supper
Il which even i boken stall n
lords, was observed BY her ~
y tls son 10 weep. Confident I
!. his fa,hers's proficiency, he kind
/. ,ly said 70 her Mamma don
i cry, father will swear out o.
|. an hour.
s Al Virginia Senator has g
s. Drsssed his readiness to vote Z
Inc Devil FOR y. s. Senator
tas pleacs If Mr.. Rives.
"A Cincinnati paper objects, ~
4. The mileage would be very gres
j That's a mislake:the old chap
afl head quarters ara understood
u & ire White House, on
one mile from the capitol.
., couse his mileage will Be but
cents, and, ifhe will take
I'll pay 10 editors, he can have :
I 4 neighbos d The Advertiser.
ia Lou. Journal
~ III you have q puny enef
~ bu, sim; If 1 potent one, o
him.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23
NUMBER 80

sSBleri oe2r StetQksf 1Av NsSss''~7 "A -
in.xprsssibly sweet snd thrilling acce0'ss
4 an fas, sinking to ~ ssst--i thank you
dearest. Tor al your lovsto Jour Wy
I ward Tberess. Do NOT mourn that am
early eallsd sway. Eshb would haze
I,sen 81. ] wsary Place Or The stricken
heart, but, Florence, would thss J could
once more have seen hin, and : fsiat
flusb Hinged der pallid cheek, IS shs burr.
"a hxflsce ia her pale hands.
Florence sprung 10 her feet, and her
d,rk eyes dashed wildly As she cried;
| Name him not, Theress, i you would
have me keep my senses Cold-hsastrc
I ll,,n AZ lie Ii. how can pour heart even
Ii III. Is, 80 cling 10 hin?' Then seeing
tbs eject her pshemencs had caused up
On lie sufferer, she became instantly
calm, ard bent above her with the lcnd'
| est soothings.
You viii forgive, IS ! do. Dearest
whispered the dying Gil, looking into
!, her face with Al expression q mingled
. r. ienatiou ard fear. have long since
ceased 10 think 81 him with anger, add
lhave prayed long and earnestly tor be
, lha ppiaess. Promise II )Orgire -
Bu, ere Florence could make that pro.
/, mise. Mrs. Osmond entered. and but an
! nour Daa Pssseu cs.. as.,,I..
: gsas's ins, n, !. .s, orrh.,. I'M
been leil 10 the guardianship oi an uncle.
!. by Mi, Lancy, their father. gentleman
q 'ol'uns 4. ~ r.,, shs,s.. .lfhsnoh =
's''y W.. It'll. III . y. a6,;rs hs ~
" regasoeo w.. ps~. u. n,ars., han !,
l. strictly nonO.s ..:.' III. q p
]. tasn'onso'1 o Z M rro,sc,or.
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IA ano .uen ~ - =. 49, ~. r.ar,h. 4.
!esa o'a'ss ' 81 ~, ! friend Il !
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x ns's"uo'"s ~ 49, tI.~.,d 49,
~ mo 'ne secs.y 4 ..: .'s ..,.,;ar III 4.
~ q sns mos1 '-..a u. ln.l, \. ho,cnsa
- s'nua1ng man's', Z. .,..,h,.,i ,cv.I:ra..
a = ,ne saiAs ~. y -, u, :, maov sosiI y
nj 80 90. .,..,:, IL 4, M !, III h;s own. aud
1t. ,ha, ,r,,mnhino IN th;, ole riug ID his van,
~ ;ry 4. coldly (orsook her she had
al .,p.,,.,a ~ hea,,,. ,;eh treasure forth,
a. =. ,,a,sn,;a 4, ,b.;r o,irs,ess wors,,,,
w 800. q,
vi ana sne SUM- Oens a:,. ~ s;.;a,. -. 9.
40 ves uot'' eal'n any '" .a,h" Il. ~.
hia isd,ng away a'u ~ 49, Eia,.ns
% nef 'o'u uss"1' a 49,,
ou' Lancy Sc ao'e' - ~. ~.,s. .;s,.. !.
sn"u'u 'icu' ~ w. 60. n !,
and oeep', lss'"s " i. h....
kindly 'anueuess = .o" '...,' 9" 80 !,
nv. cold anu nsusu.y' s'u rss,;nn.,s IA !.
lufe va ps1'". ~. soms,,.;,
80 feelings warn ~ w /. w.. s ss''shas
about nsf 'na' aepu's'' ~ spp M -.
mers ror,o'y ,I,s'I 80. -, r,ar.,,
Iherese Lan1y '."s' ~ :.
knet nesloe rs ~ w" 49, $3.50. -.
a.. J. h:,,.rr.ss IN ! desola,ei he art. 81
n'ss' va aow = ~ 49, ~. ~. I'm l;oss,rg
VII ~. 800 II, ... 49,. II II agony
'eat spirits smile i.Wasa ao@sus = guy
and "Oh, rot an hour liss ms
~ For bitterness, has eafsh,'
2 y and ,he mi ihat si,e must 70 forth int
'pnr' cold world " ithout me kindred re arou
a'eW which hsr young affection might cling
,rss..;. scne,h,nr sacred aud halior
'eec' II he strong link u sist+riy love. Y
ge- uuclouded days IL which they share
'fou' ethsr ths same childish spirits, ne g
.-h;ch thev iurn IL each OIL
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23
THE HAUNTED HOUSE.

f1E 1AONA Ell
The following true story says I
4 correspondent was related -
ne By i s1ptleman who hcard't !
from ,hr 6ihcers in the army 4
where il happpned-
Az the time the French were |
crossing the Alps lhsre we're
two Young men in the army who
had been educated together and
remarkable for their attach .
meot q esch other. The sun !
vas losl sinking bekind the hor.
;se,, when We arrived At the lnn,
]the landlord after apologlsIng
lforuot being able 70 accommo-
ldare them, communicated the
ldisagreeable Intelligence that
Ian ths beds was engaged.
On never mind said some y
1.-The officers, we can set UP all
!, night; only give Us plenty q
wine /,
.Genslemen said the host !
thaye d house about q mile 81
Two distant, which is uninhabit-
cd, ia which | can acconr,o-
daic you; but 10 tell you the
|truth, II has the reputation q
being haunted.
The officers said they shoult
Iprefer sitting up all night e
sleeping II I house with sach :
tIisacreeabIe recommendation
The two young friends howeve
agreed 10 accompany the land
lord. Alter walking about !
mile. they came q 4 large hous
before which there was ! lon
Iayenoe Of lofty trees This, sal
1.-The landlord is the place wher
YOU are 10 spend the night.
After having made y fire an
prepared supper, he begge
Them ID 80 back with him IS t
a. tic end Of the avenue, as !
! as AFRAID to return by nil,
self. They laughed at his toe
I,sh fears, but went with him.
THEY then returned @ the ma
sion and pariook Of the repa
! which III had prepared for Inc
However, As II began 70 gftt
- dark they were > little aifa'
their fears Increased with :
gloonAof the evening.
~ What.shall We do? said Q
10 the olhcr! they agreed y
one should watch while the q
~ er slept; and 70 make i Gas
!: he should Sit Up il the bed
which he did with . dagger
sr' his baud.
Ia this way one Of ~
watched until ,welye o'clock
|hc then awoke his companl
a. savins II was now his turn
Ind down ID sleep. Ina 81
- time he door slowly opened !
VII old man 81 4 most Cigar
most stature entered the room.
! ! beconed to the officer, and $
Z: !. 2 follow NE! He arose and
!, ] IA lowed the man down sew
vory, Hight ofsteps, till they cam
and j large room dimly lighted
'ou Y lamp which hungln the cc'
IN Round ! stone table were =
IN N I'D eleven other men of NE 81
ssssh; gigiatic stature Of the fifst.
q e old man then went out lea
I, N. hin standidg in the middle
lad ID the room. He could not
I the iectuc whatsthcy were uOln
d With ..vsr 49, y their lips,
beads N.Y. =" 1919 ,aturref}
we're oid mau p1cS."y Z. !
stoned ryiug 4 beautiful young Ter
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23

III compositions he sad caias' 9
trophe. but his heart was bro-
kee;he wandered about the
mountains ia Il state of distrac-
zion lor four mouths, and a. iast
shot himself.
n Hint 10 Yssng Ladies'.
We feel some reluctance 10 tcl'-
IL. even Il our frofessisaal rca.
.tIcrs.wl,at We ones met with ;bnt
Il il III illustration Of the evils
iof tlght-lacing, and we may !
therefore venture. At : large |
anA somewhat formal dinner
pariy. shortly before the ladies
leftthe room, a iond report, IKE
that If i pistol, suddenly start
led Tie whole company; con.
J yersation ii once dropped land
1 dead siIeace ensued-constsF-
: nation sal On every couaten-
! ] as,c. ana the guest whispered ~
each other all round the table
what could that be Y AZ
length tic deep crimson bushes !
~ . Young LADY, fixed the eyes Of
one upon her. II was
: I I MOI, however, till macy weeks
afterwards thai that the expIl-
\, nation 81 this singular phcncm'
snon came out; and we had 4
: moi from the young lady herself
but from authority that one !. 2
y. 1.-The DAT stecls Of her stays sit
/ ! ua,hed over the region q a.
! s,omach, had suddenly snappe'
land thus given rissto the mys
. tcrious explosion.
IL "A DoMEs7Ic 'l'RAcEDY. !
e tragedy ola painful aud appa'
ling character, wasrecently PEI
40 petratcd in the western part
"a Alabama. The particulars, 7
'ar recorded in the Laksyillc p
he pres. ire somewhat 70 the t 'llo'
y y
o. ling effect:
Of ia young lady Of greatperso,
- Al attractions, the daughter q
an farmer ID that neigbborl,oo
asst lad formed an acquaintan'
I'm. with 4 youth Of wild and dlss
ov lutte habits and her parents
ID; consequence forbade him Z
the house, and exor,ed themselv
toseyer The connection, BY n
one vidig Miss Julia Maria with
hat sready, middle aged husband.
,,h- The squire having perform
sier the ceremony, the happy 6
d. ple' set Off for their home on
in borders Ok great prairie, and
Six months The lady appeal.
I'm perfectly satisfied with her
land exertcd herself TO love, y
IN. |or and obey her leige lord. Y
and morning IS the farmer was
hortIturning home with his rifle =
and dogs, hc met his former ri'
Mic who accounted for his sud'
He a ppearanse BY saying that
aid had JUS; returned from New
fol-Ileaos, where he had mad
.erallrare speculatioa il Texas !a'
j q land hat II was his intentio'
~ 4 lemigfa!e % his new prop.e
Mar. 50 soon as he had compile
seat- some family arrangements.
4 NJ lunsuspicious husband inv
The Ihis friend to pass q day or
,yinr with him, saying, that altho
4 nf|he should Be obliged 70 g
con. I.akeyille the next day,
. u other could anuse himself |
/ 'iIhe his return BY shooting the I
ar rie hens, or fencing in q patt
male. corn, Whenever ~ 'Sa'I
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23

his companioOs The sad caias'
trophe. but his heart was bro
Ikee;he wandered about the
mou n,ains ia i state q distrac.
Ition for four months. and at ias'
| shot himself.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23

A lady looking Al some stock
ings in a dry goods store. inquir-
ed how high they came? The
clerk very seriously replisd, Il
ncver.tried them on, Miss, bu,
believe they will reach above
che knee!'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23

III YOU have a puny enemy,
buy sim If 4 potent one, beat
him. g
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-23
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Ser 2}Qter(anD s Ireunb unb @3ei1t ber 3eit

@cfern DieB es, 9oup. Nrtbur babe
befoblen, ooB Die 9effern Senommenen9e:
fon9enen fo9lei6 er1hoben meroen ioUten
Nuf BET Canada Geite berrIbt Ole 9robtt
Qufre9un9; Die @elpalttrei@e Der britt
tilben Gruppen boben aue @emutber en-
p0rt-lei6t t0nnte oos 9on5e eono in el>
men Guerilla -Srie9 9eitlrSt ,reroen, dur
|S6onoe oe6 Mutterlanoes uno oer eiplli'
lrten @elt. 8on Moloen bis &in9itou
ino Die eeute sum Nufitano beret. uud
Die eanooifben Slu6tllnse ouf oieier Sci:
te nno nibt untbdti9.
Die Qmerifani1be Bep0leerun9 1T ucG
fommsn rubi9 uno unouf9ere9t: ober nur
5u gut lino oieSbreden eine6Gtic9es nit
wilotn Snoianern betannt, ols eoB oieie
Nube oauerno bteiben 1o(lte tpenn man lltb
iolber Maobre9eln beoicnt.
Giner Der Snoianel 9duptIin9e bat
betonnt, oob ite nibt ouf @rano: :Gplono
io9en >uo(lten fonoern oub ibnen 800
fur isoes Nebellenbaupt, seboten sporoen
liNo !-Mon uer9ebe blerbep nidt, oab
Die Geneeeos ouf umeritanilbsm @runoe
wobnen-oieSritten pcrfubren al 70 eeute,
Die untcr un5 9eouloet weroen, ju @rsuel:
tbotsn, socruber bic Msnibbeit err0tben
wGroe, felblt 1penn ieae Biloen ouf brit
tifbem Gruno uno Sooen nobnten. TN
iere Interchangeable, Glfldrun9 befbul-
oi9t 8roB BrittanIen unter onoern
lbdnoli6en @epalttboteu, oab es " Die
unbarmber5l9en inoianiiben @iloen, Be-
rem befannter Grie9s9ebrau6 9dnbli6e
Sernidtun9 ouer Olter, 9elble6te uno
eosen 1T, auf unlere @rdnsbewcbner
losIdbt."
Ne @ 1drif t.-@in 9eFern Nbeno
Don Gonooo 9etommener 9err bsf0ti9t
Ole meilten obi9cr Nrtitel. Die Snoianer
lino suirtlid in Srittii9en Dieuft 9ette-
ten uno speroen beioloet. Sour, miro be-
bouptet, Iollen es Snoianer aus Dem Su,
nern Don Ganaoa fepn.
Meeeoo, Der potrioten General, fol-
in eiueu, onoern Gefebt bep Sdort 9iQs
9efan9en 9enomwen tporben iepn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

ais Spfer fauen Ueroe. ST ertldrt, man
rperoe tbn nidt lebenbi9 fan9en, uuo bat De:
ncn, tpelhe ibm nad,fpuren, an9e3si9t, oas
(le I5re Gdrse nit lid, brin9en louen." Gr
1T budltablih pom Gopf bis gu SuB perpau'
Sert trd9t + piltclen auf Ietnem 9eibc; cine
Dpppeltrfinte, 1rId uno 8opiemeBer.
Sein 8uoerbcct it nobe AT 40 SUE lang.
aus treteer @coer 9eSimmert, bat Nurer
uno fhieet Ihneller nabin als bas IhueIle(te
Dampfbcct res Sees, @r erfldrt> oaB er NIT
Der &6ni9iu BON 0rcBbritauien in Rrtea
ocrmi6elt fet I'm fir ric lln9crettisteitett
9euu9tbuuu9 5u erhalten, tpeld)e er BON ib'
rem canaoifhen llutertbanen eroulbet babe:
oaS lcine Grie96wcile ebrenopQ Iet nnb bag
er in 9emdBbeit zines 9luftra9s bancle, ben
erocu pcrpatriotcnsNe9ieru erbalten babe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

Sren ocr patriot. - Auf Outrage
ertheilen mir ndhere SIusfunft ilber oas nclls
lif)e 0erbDr etue5 canabilhen Datrict II in
oieSer Staot. Snerr 9. s. Srey frmmt ben
8rcofpille, Sbers Canada. lin pen 8ccrut:
f!.u9cn Ter Srittilhen IYrannen uno Srrics
;u cnt9ebeu, hiclt er flt) eine furse 3elt III
WcrrtSt1un, in Sta0t 0ieusOorf auf unr
wancte Th bon bort rad) Sbtc, I'm Sins
oeimatb fir feline Yertriebcne Samilie 81
luteu. Gin jun9er Wann, Der i'm Naule
eines Wbi9s 81 Gautcu artetcte> uuo ouf
ir9eno eine gSeiIe nit SNcrrn Srey bsf1nn1
wurce, oev9oB Die 9rpehcrSi9en 9efuble,
tpcmt uid)t nur jeoer 9Imerlfauer, Icuoern
audi jeoer Mcnlhenfreuno Den unterorilt
ten uno in, sllpl Der Srcphcit Dor pclitiiher
Sprauue5 Shue Gudenoeu, Idjirmcu ODER
wcni9itens> lln9ll'ce ebreno, uuanQetait't
Sieben lafen ipute, 9anjlith, uno lieB 5orn.
TrcD in Wa6illou teltrehmen, auf bic 2ln:
tlaoe, herlelbe babe am 0crbrennen oes
Srittlihen Damrfbocts Cir 9icbert pteI
Gheil 9ebabt. Wau ia9t, 9ier uat Der 0s:
lohnun9 $4,000 Don Qcro Qurham uue
$3.50 ocu 9cuo. MareD) bdtten ben 9luoc
bcr 81 Der nnWllroi9cn SHauslung perleitet>
N''~ - " ~'l'' W "">f D" tSANNS SAp Nk1ti
QHhiss gmploper ibn su Dem @erlud aufi fipcr>
ncten.
sl!5 bic Sritten oa6 69lmerifduiId)e Boot, bic
Caroline pertrannten, ais Die Sclblnoe Der
2pranueD unlhuloi9e Gnaben, bic fId) auf
eem|elbeu befanoen nit oem 8ajonett curd,s
ltieBen, uuo nad poutradter Soeloentbat Die
brennenoe Waee nah oenSdllen trieben, tpc
Ie NIT ben nod oarauf be1noliden lebenoen
slmerifanern in oen firdterlid,en Abaruno
oes @atararts iti,rSte, uao oas Ingf9eihrey
unierer unfbuloisen Barger felbft oas etpi9e
@ebeul Der qSasermaee burhborit-oa jubel,
ten bic Britten; Die Sibrer tep Der Soelocn:
that tpuroen Su Hittern 9elhlaeen ,lno mi!
Ghrenoe9en belcbnt-an Ausliefern ber Be-
tbeilisten oad,te Iiemanb.
llno nun, no Elm paar berer, bic burd,
ben 9rm Der GYrannep in ben Staub se.
tpcrfen srurbeu, uno einise 8ereeltune carin
flhenb, Nade an etnem 8oct ibrer 3Dran.
nen nabmen; baben aber tpeber moroeter
neA fenf Shanotbaten besiensen - spar'
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gSir haben fd,on einioe MaI oes 9amens
oieles filbnen WanneS ern6hnt, Der 8rittis
fd)er GDrannie etpi9en 0aB 9eIhtuoren sll
ta5cn 1heint, uuo nidt weui9 baSu beDtra9s
en- pirb, ben Ganabienlern bic llnabhdu9i9s
felt, tpelhe @ctt Der S,err jebem 8clfe als
nati,rIite6 91edt beitimmt bat, crreehen 81
bcIfen. William Schnions fritbere @eihidte
ldbt ld in tpeni9enQSorten su1ammen orduss
Ell. @r 1T Gin @auacicnler, uno beIa6 Elm
anIebnlid,es 0ermGaen. Dor 9lusbru@ ceS
lebten 9ImerifaniIhen &rie9es nit gne'
LAMB, tpurbe iein @i9eutbum Cpermutblid,
feiuer ltberolen 0eilanun9en peaen) ucn
Der Srittiidcn8e9ierun9 conftscirt. Jun tieIt
lhu uid,t5 mehr an 1eincm 8cben 9efeBelt,
unb CT elite su unlerer 9lrmee uno 400 bas
Sd1werct fir Sreibcit unb 9ied,t. Sft hattie
or @elesenbeit il6 onsSuSeihnen, uno frdfs
ti9 tpirfte er NIT, benz 8rittlfhen Qptpen bic
Mdhne Su raufen. 0tad) Beenoi9ung bes
Srie9es 9lautte er, man babe ihn auf ameri.
tonildyer geite peruatlasi9t, uno ic9 Gd)
nit ctlid)eu Nrcuuocu Au ncn "9 a II fe II B
Snfel n" slrlld, pc CT feitoem eenShleitbs
bonccl trieb.
Sett hat CT (lt) Der God,e Der Vatricten
angnecmmcn, luo 1T tcrettS ourf feline
Jheilnahnle an tem Gerbrenncn bes Cir
Nctert 9>ccl unb curd 1ciue profanaticn
reIde mir lctte QScdc sulammcn9eprdu9t
mit:tcilteu, bcfanrt.
GinGrrreipcnrcut res 9t.U Sontelss Sour:
nails it)relbt ScI9cnoes lltcr hielen SHeleeu
;no ten Sdjauplat ieiner Staten.
Wa6 man tic "Iauftno Snielu" nennt,
Ine cigentljd) chnGcfdhr fctenSehu Gunoert
1nfcllL te Ilt GcGcn 80 Wctlen ccn Ct
;o,preuCe hllauf uuo hiuuuter crltr 'den
0urth ihre eiacuttilmlihe Silbuns uno Gage
perpcu fIe fir Nrcittutcr gun, Gdlcrlten
Sddurtmlnfcl, ter iii tr9ene elnem 9GlNfeI
cc6 Grcfreiles 9efunceu mcrtcu t1un Scne
0crSmci felten Ntenttcurcr Fan man rbue mi
itdrlldle uno Gcem 1dlt prn anltbnlihe,
Stirfe oar nidt rertrctten Die SuIelu IVA,
5in hcbe fclllQte ufrr, fnb nit rid,ten Wal:
ounaen bcredt, ourd cnge gcwunoene uut
|rcrldlun9ene Hurtufabrtcn 9ctrcnnt uro mi,
'uatilrlldyen Vcfrlt9ur9en Ger Ihcriten III
lter(1t. Shire jebl9eu SeIser benuscn Sah
reid)e Sd,Iupf,pinfel, ,pc Ge auf Der QaueI
|lie9en, Die nur lthr idrrsr aufoefunben ,rcr
ocu fonnen, uno iIe habcu fir ibre 3sprd,
iebr paecnce Satrieu0e. quite Hemafuuu.
uno llberfli,6t9e Gcrrdthc al eebcnsmitte,
uno Sdesbecarf. SIR Niupt!ina Wiuian
,iobnirm fd,cint noh rielerlei ilbereiuitim
mencen stusIaaen leincr Steue rurt, Sha
rafter be,punoernsnitroi9 9c,pad,icn, mi
rurd) GrSiebun9 unb @ewcbubeitcu fir ta,
|lluternehmen gebcreu, ,pomit CT Td, jes
herumtrdat. Nbgetdrtet, fIhn uno entfhlce
en, oerfcl9t er uubebenflit, feinen beab(it,
ti9ten 3fped. @r be9reift bic @cfabren red'
gut, benen er entgesensebt, erfennt an, bal
feline Sade cine oerSweifette 1T, uno bea'
ben Glaubeu, eab CT eea oprseitedten 3iele
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uard,ie smerifa.

Wpn nard,ie in Slmerifa. - 1el
SlaueufuB redt td9Iid, tpeiter berocr. sIue
STR hartford 2tmee" erbeut, ooB Die
Wbi96 in Scnnefttcut fd) cfen Su @unifen
eines prdfcenten fir QebensSeit uno icn(tts
ger Seamten ouf Qeben6Seit aus(preden.
Sic boben Elm pamphlet CUR Sprcerun9 bic
fer @runoidee rruden laBen, tpeldes bon
9Icob Webiter, G1q. 9elhrieten ieDu fol-.
60 fnoet man beY allenSdritten Der Wti9s,
caB Ge MIR oarauf aus Fno, cine Monar6ie
III errldDteu.
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Cine 9eloin. - Bill Schnion, Der
jceIo Der Sau1eno Snicln, bat cine Ichter>
Elm ibpnes sNdoheu BON 10 Sabr, bic, be-
'padnet spie es Der Tchter eines pt
;ufommt, ollcin ihr Brct beiteilt, uno ibre M
Batter BON eem 6eitlaroe aus prcpifcnen
Sufilbrt.
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81. 0onaeare, Elm 3eituuesla,rcibcr in
er franj. Stact pcitiers, 1T BON ben slopos
'aten Der !Rrcne ftcu "a Ma( ,pcacu
.5d,mabuneen eerReeieruus onsetlaet, ater
Ieoesnral frei 9eiprrd,en tporbcn. ciebt IIbt
'r auf bic este Glaae Mcnate i'm @efdnos
aib; ieu prcSeb it nrh niht entldiebeH.