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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

arrangement OF the nervous system, which
gives rise to the phenomena, is occasionet
not by the agency of the nervous energy OF
will OF the magne,zer, but by the tension OF
the muscles OF the optic nerve and the eye OF
the patient himself producing a description Of
congestion Of the brain.
Which of these theories is the true one, or
rather which is the observation-disclosures one pre-
tends to give complete and scientific account
OF the phenomena-we do not pretend to say:
At rs enough for us that there are several modes
oil explanation which afford some glimmering
of light ana which promise, if followed up in
q candid and liberal spirit of scientific research,
to lead to the most important results in that
most important, though hitherto neglected, de-
partment of knowledge--human physiology,
the reciprocal relations of mind and matter,
nerves and imagination, will and muscular
motion; and in a word, the inward structure
and mechanism of this vital frame, SO wonder
fully and perfectly devised.
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Tie President and Congress.

freSi.ient Tyler has recently written a letter for
'ne pubic eye, and which has gone before the
pubic through the newspapers, I'm which he
speaks OF personal abuse of him. entering LARGE.
~ INTO the discussions Of Congress" and saws he
Is Wiling TO ''compromse" with his s.bilter as
saliants In Congress-" by conceding to them a
portlon o! the day to abuse him if thew will give
the residue OF their lime "to the public GOOD -
us tnis great end" he asks ''lo be sacrificed to
S'a'i'y small clique OF mousiDg politicians, who
MINK that their petty schemes of hatred or aubi-
tioh are OF more consequence than the considera-
tio ID, OF measures designed for general reief!''
ne National lntei!igencer notices this letter in
Tone OF regret in long editorial. 1t undertakes
70 olsanuse Inc Presidents mind Of the mis- con-
ceiyed sentiments and opinions of Compress. with
winch IL liners his mind has been poisoned Inv de.
signing men, whose objects were Accomplished
"heh ihev could desperate the President from
'hose Win whom he came into power as n friend
anu associate. "llis mind.;' says the Intelii-
gehcer, us completely abused; and he labors I'M
oer deluslon concerning the motives of Con
gress. 1t declares that those who have so inn
o"ed his mind have been unjust TO Congress and
Hedcherous TO him. 1t asserts that it has never
seen more laborious Congress, or ore more bent
upon the pursuit of such as they believed
lhe pubic good required. 'Disdaining all petty
considerations instead Of yielding to such--oyer-
coming such obstacles no Congress has ever
before had to encounter, the Wing maioritics i'm
the two Houses have by their main strength pass
ga ali the measures necessary 10 carry OH the
Government, and most assduousIy enpa-
| ged, in the face Of the most discouraoinr cir
cumstances, in endeavoring 20 establish a perna-
nent revenue" Much remains to be done-ard
IL iears all that ought TO be done will not be ac-
compished; but, ii asks, ''shaIl we on THAT ac-
| count denounce Congress as being exclusively
swayed by spirit of faction, as sacrificing the
good OF the country to pcuS schemes of haired or
dnbi'Ion7 Common charity, not 10 speak of
Christian duty, forbids such harsh and Liberal
constTuction."-R. Cm.
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THE DUEL.

The Philadelphia Ledger has some particulars
with regard to the Webb and Marshall duel, from
which we take the following: =
The preliminaries being settled, the principals
were desired to take their positions, which they
did with GOODNESS and alacrity. 6 ~,
| DR.. Kerr then desired Mr.. Morrell to read the
articles Of agreement governing the fight, which
he did. This done, the latter gentleman asked in
clear and firm tone, "Gentlemen, are you rea-
dyV Upon which Mr.. Marshall answered, ''No.
sir, am mott" and pausing for short time, fixing
keen and searching look upon hi, antas onist. be
slowly lifted his hat from his head and tossed it
lightly from him, without altering his position.
SNOW, sir, continued Mr.. NJ, slam ready" :"
The demeanof of Coll Webb during this pro-
cecdiDg was perfectly cool and collected, and
when Mr.. Morrell gave the word fire, the reports
were nearly simultaneous. =, 4
The principals not being satisfied. PREPARATIONS
were made for second exchange of shots; upon
the second discharge, Cob Webb was observed to
wheel and stagger, upon which DR.. Kerr stepped .
up and caught the Colonel in his arms. ''''
The ball had taken effect on the back part Of tho
left leg Of COL Webb, and UPON ascertahint that
ii was not fatal, Mr.. Marshall insisted on having
another shot, remarking, at the same time, THAI
Colonel Webb had injured him more than all other
men, and if it were possible for him to stand, tS
would expect him again to resume his position.
The second and surgeon of the wounded man pos.
lively refused TO permit this, alleging that he
would be fighting under great disadvantageAand
his, together with the interference Of the specta-
ors, had tho effect 70 prevent any further hostili.
les
The younger brother Of Mr.. Marshall, who had
Turing the firing retired some two three hum
ired yards from the party, came up and was quite
'ehement in his declarations that the matter
should not proceed farther, remarking that his
BROTHER ought not to ask it, and that he ought TO
hank his God that the consequences Were NOT
more serious than they were. =, '<
Col. Webb, while reclining in the arms of his
riends, said that he had noi then; nor, had. he
ver had any unkind feelings towards Mr.. Mar
hall. This however, was not said to Mr.. NJ, nor
vas it officially communicated to him, and the
ares left the ground with apparently the same
ostile feeling 18th which they met upon it, y
We understand that the wound of Col. Webb
as severed the sinews of the leg, and i, is sup.
osed will cause lameness for life but will not On.
anger the safety of the limb.
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From the Ne,, Oyieon. Iicovun.

A'o"' "'e Neto Oic0ns ftcdyune
a RAT CAUGHT IN A PRINTING OFFICE.
Thou long-taild, ebon-cycd, nocturnal ranger!
What led thee hithcr among the types and cases.
Dost you not know that running midnight races
ger standing types is fraught with inn ncn dangcrs
Did hunger lead thcc-Did'st thou think to find
Some cheese Parmcsan to delight thy maw'
Vain hopc-noae but literary jaw
Can mastcate our cookery for the mind.
Perchancc thou hast literary taste
love for letters, and that Of thing:
But why thou wire-tail'd imp-thou vcrmin king?
Didst thou but ycstcrnght devour our paste,
And throw our types in pyramids of ri.
Thy doom's dccrced! Come Towscr athimflv
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

a QUAKER Observation-Disclosures does thee love
meg asked quaker youth of one at whose
shrine his hearts hottest feelings had been Of.
icrcd up.
why, Seth, answered she, 1--WE are commanded
to love one another, are we metz"
'Ay' Martha but does thee regard me with that
feeling the world calls kouet'
i hardly know what 10 tell thee Seth. have
greatly feared that my heart was an errinp one.
have tried 10 bestow my love on all bui / NAV
have sometimes thought, perhaps, that thee was
getting rather more than thy share.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

n queer Incident an Congrcss.-In the Houscs
Tuesday, after the conclusion Of prosy, dull. and
undressing speech by Mr.. Sieenrod of the
Wheeling District, no member arose to take the
foor. its market value seemed to have deprec;a-
ted so suddenly that hotnan would consent to take
1t even at the price OF the words "NIr. Chairman
So the Chairman, thus left alone in his GLORY.
asked; 'lf the Committee was ready for tlya1
question: This was not little remarkable iof
the House OF Representatives.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

mOcH NtFDeD.-lt would seem that the tenn
Pefance society in Baton Rogue will do a GOOD bu-
sness u people could only ''get the hang of it,
ne "ahe''e tells good story of a chap who came
staggering in the o'he day, and said-"Judge
tell you what it is: ] am summonG here as a wit
ness al the mayors office, and want to make
small depositwith you for a short time; can do sol
ler'aln'y, says the Judge being an accommoda-
uhg gentleman. The traveller edged up very
close TO him and pulling Along btdck butte from
his pocket, said ''here is bottle of whiskev. /
want to leave it where know il wont be drank,
I'LL give in my testimony.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

The late Lord Peterborough, when Lord
Chiei Justice, was. once addressed by a witness
WIN SO much efrontery that his lordship was
Tor moment struck dumb; and being after
wards asked why he did not punish the man..
ne replied, "Slr, the fellow completely cons
founded me--his impudcnce was sublime -,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

Our admired contemporary Of the Boston Post seldom
siccps-on his post at least, and when he does take
pinch OF Morpheus, il is not like other men. Witness
the following:
GENIUS SLUMBERING."
Long DER his papers the editor porcd,
Exchanges were dull-and the editor snorcd.
Soft as the Junc-brcezcs played in his hair,
lie dreamed Of that land where the earthquakes arc
And swift as the puffs of the hurricane come, .s
The paragraphs flew from his fingers and. thumb i
Fair cities he sank in the bottomless sea, ~
And toppcd down mountains in giec $& -.
Volcanoes were raging-he stood their brink,
And dipped his stceipcn IN taieir lava for ink; "a d
On the valleys that slunbcrcd in beauty below
He wrote down the that stamped them with woe
D little he needed Of others to borrow
AS he murmurcd in sleep, "What paper TO- morrow -,
The pride OF ancestry isvcll rcbukcd inthc following
beautiful lines of N. p. wills:
lfthc rose were born a lily and by force ofheart,
And longing after light grewtalf and fair;
'Twerc a true type of the first frey soul,
That ere made anane honorable.
They who take itby inheritance alone,
Are like stars seen in the ocean,
That were not there but for their bright originals in
heaven. $50 -
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The Sunday Murcury knows of. man who -
such sucker tina. it is dangerous for insects IN,
hy.in front of bis mouth lie suehtd in six mes,
the other day ''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07

Peroxide iron is said 10 be on an,idote for the
POISON of arsenic.
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nc mat knows the world will not be too bashfu.-IIc
ihst knows himself will not b too mPudcnt
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Die DfTcntlicben SHerfe.

Der Ssfrstdr eiefsr Mspublf beist an oas
in gsmdebeit bes II, ls, 10 unb 20ftsn Mrs
tifsIs elmer am 27. SuIi 1912 paffirtsn Gfts
Borfbldse am gtaatsDspartsmsnt anssnon,s
men wsrbsn, bis ben lesten Sag beS ndbifsn
Hcpembers, fur ssn 0srfauf aler Sanale unb
Gifsnbabnsn bic Der 8spubIif 9sbSrem pofdr
StaatSsGtcd, sum pollen 9snnwsrtbs, alsSe
,abIuns an9snemnlsn werosn fca. Sebe pers
fcn cbsr gsfeafbaft lit srfubt, bic qnis BON
SanaI pbsr giienbabn Defenders tu bexibnsn
rpslbs lls faufsn nollsn, unp bic Summe ibrer
rsfpsftpsn @ebcts fir bieielben, bic III 9ebsnoe
Siberbst unb ales paS fonif bamt perbuns
ben 1T unb ben Pamsn ibrsS g4pbncrtsS, um
iis frdb5siti9 Der ndbifsn @sfee9ebuns porSuIes
gen. gSer bat qult ~ bietsn?
Das Die tHsntIibsn Wsrfs bss gtaatS ssrs
fault ODER psrpabtst msrbsn m6bten, 1T elm
9Sunfd, Der pom Sofe fbon Ianss unb oft
aus9efproben wurbe, absr bsi unfsrsr 9e9ens
rpdrtissn fcfofpfO Mssisrun9 fsbIts bis jsst jss
Der Seriu6 biefn 9Sunib au$bufiibrsn.. Die
ofsntIlben Wsrfe Ysnnfppanish5 ls9tsn ben
Sruno Su isincr S6uIb unb psrnebrtsn bies
islbs 70 fsbr bab bic SejabIun9 bsr SntsrsNsn
Sapcn jest fbcn cine unsrtrdslbs qaif fir ben
Staat bilbsn, jabrli6 neue 9tnIsiben srfcrosrn
uno nene saraufla9en n6tbie MAIDEN. 9as
Gclf allsrYarteicn 1T in oisier gabe interftrt
uno iollts eabsr Bel Der bssjdDri9en NuswabI
fstnsr Nsprfentanten cisfsIbsn fbpn in, 8Drs
aus psrpffibten fir bic 9uSfibruns bss a0se:
msin auS9siprobsnen 9HunftbsS su wirfsn.--
QSaS btft eS rpenn Der Gtaat ben Nubm bat
ba6 CT bic msitsn bfentIi6en QEsrfs bate
penn sr 9Iei6scit9 msbr SbuIbsn bat pis sr
je bsbablsn fam?
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tuns bsribtst fcl9snts ein5slnteisn BON enem
Mcrbef Der am pcrIeetsn GOnntaae nobe b,i
8rounSbur9, in jeinem Staats, peritt murine
Gin Wsann Hamsns Mssb, feinss @emerbes
Elm @rcbfbmiee, eer felt eini9sn sassn msbrss
re anfdas BON Wabnfinn sebabt bate, mabte
NIT elmer eifsnffanss einsn sfnsriff auf fsins
8rau unS dItsife Scbtsr. obne S,psifel in Der
4bitbt iis 81 ermcroen, absr es 9sIana benfsls
ben ja sntf1isbsn. gr srsriff bann 5msi fsiner
)"n9ern X'noer popcn CT ems ermprpete unb
oas Anesrs, cbmObI aefdbrIib perpuneet, Iebt
nob. un9efdbr um jsne 3sit fam CART. Me<
ebssnep, BON SrOwnsbura, in gsfsafboft ei,
mes anesrn Sosrrsn pOrbsissrtten, uns psrfud,e
fs, onr6 ben qdrm aufmsrffam asmatt. in
eas !6auS su fcmmsn, murcs absr fooleid, BON
Dem Wbnltnnissn init Der Stauae nsbsroe.
iblaSsn uno fsin S9dtsI 70 fsbr bsibdsiast
Dab sr FURY oarauf ifarb. @apt. Mee. bintsre
!Isb ens Srau unb msbrsrs bulfcie Sinbsr.-
NssS fist i'm gsfdnsnins ju 9icdtribas.
GtnQtnberer.-@in Mann Namsns as
ron Sahslber bon @umbsranb, ,Mbobs glanb,
murss scrlesten Samffae in baS bOrtias @sz
fdn9ns Ss6raft, anssflast feline 9rau srmors
BET tu baesn. @r mar fbpn frlibsr i'm gsfdnas
nlB 9e'psftw in erman9sluns BON 8arafbaft
Den 8rsosn 5u baltsn, auf anfIass fsinsrGrau,
Die ct fbs6t bebanoeIt bate. CT mar unn1ds
ZIG uno na6 elmer furssn gntbaltfamfeit bon
ss'lt'sen @strdnfsn wurte ct pabnftnnia uub
sr1'crests in esr Pabt feline 8rau. Seine els
gene An9abs Iautst, nas sS ibm pcraefpmmsu
wdrs als wsnn sr pom ssufsI ansssrifsn murs
Dc une oas or ibn nit elmer art tobtsslblaqen
babe. Wer9snS beim Grmabsn fano sr, bas
ct fsins Srau srmcrcst bate. gr rief feline
SamIlle 5ulammsn uno nlabts fsnen 9srfudb
tu entf1lebsn obne Die sbat iu psrbsimlittsn.
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a8ir famen inbeb balb pom unierm Srr-
tbume aurdet; xlafOrpies fbritt ld6elno
auf uns gu uno ersldrte uns oas Sebeim-
mia. sc mar inoeb 3eit eeipcroen. cieien
biffern 1ufentbalt 5u perlofen, in mel
diem mir 8 Stunoen su9ebrabt batten,
Der aber, pie unfer Sdbrer periiberte, ei-
usu 1ufentbalt BON mebr als 6 Monaten
erforoere, wenn man ibn gang fennen ler.
men wcae. 2(uf elmer in Cali eebauenen
Ireppe tamen mir in bic erite Gtoae su.
rdd, tpo mir unlere Sinoer tpieoer fanoen
Sd beIobnte ben tseuen Slafoipie,, Der
bel fib iiber unfere Surbt labte, nno
uaboem an eas Eau. bas uns berabae.
IaGen bate. zines fener Sdbel befeltiat
,porosn mar. in benen oas Sals su Sage
sef6rbert tpirb. iekte ib MIDI NIT Srou
uno Sinoern binein uno itiee gum beitern
IasesIibt empor.
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Gonceauens. Der 9ofofofos.

Die eofofofos BON penniploanien 10
ben 9ouuern6r Yorter febr oaflr, bab ct
oer pon beiben 3rpeieen bet 8efes9ebun9
oieIes Staats paiiirten Gintbeilun9ssSll
feline 8enebmieune pertpeisert bat. Sie
finb ober laut in ibrem Saoel 9eeen bic
6arrilon Demoeraten in bet Sbo Ses
1eeeebuns, neil oieie lieber ibre Stee res
lienirten, als es Der eoeofofo Webrbelt
m6elib su MAIDEN orei Sertbelle ibrer
6 gonifituenten ibrsr He6te 5u bsrauben
ourd bic pafliruno sinsr Gint5eilunos-
g ID BON Der uneere6teifea Dirt. 8enn
Elm @oupernGr elm Hsbt bat Die Serfi'
oonoen Repreientanten osS Solfs
,u pernibten, 70 fbeint es uns. oab oleie
Repreientanten elm eben 70 eutee Nebt
baben ale 8erfueun9en iu unterlatlen.
8olfefreuno.
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Die xarif:Ssiu Elm 0eSet.

9le SarifsSia, nslbe mir in unierm lsstsn
Slatts erpdbnten, 1T AUDI i'm Senat nit elmer
Stlmms Weebrbeit pafltrt uno rpuroe amMcns
tass pom prsfbsnten untsrSsibnst. Sen msis
lfsn unferer qefer nirb e8 9epis lisb fein su srs
fabrsn eas bic SarifsSil tsmnab Qanbs59sfss
iif. 9is psrfbisbsnsn !6afsns@ @oasttor5 BADEN
bsrsitS Sas nsus 3cd9siss srbaltsn nit Dem
Auftra9s ea0tlbe fofort in Strait ju fessn.-
Die QGirfun9sn bsfsS @sfeess nsrbsn Ib
balb 5s9en uno obne 3meifel srfrsulb fsn.
Sauisnee ron Nrbeitern, bic jsst auGer Sef6afs
ti9un9 fno, merben nun balo elm llnterfonsn
ftnSsn, inoem bic pieIsn, jest mhif9 Iis9snosn
Sabrifen, balb misbsr in Opsraticn Isin msrs
ben, ,pa5 oaS bsifs Mittst 1T benz jssi9sn brlfs
fsnesn Man9sl abjuDslfen.
9aS Geise 1T febr lang unb peroronst einsn
bpbsn 3cl, beicnesrs auf ale fclbe 2(rtfsI bic
mir entmsbsr bier Dabsn obsr lsibt fslbit pers
ferti9sn fonnsn gum Ssifpel auf Steinfcblsn,
sswal;tsS, 9sibmisbst uno sssoifsnss @ilsn,
Slsi, SUPPER &c. 9Sir rpsroen lobalb sb bsr
Maun srIaubt, unfsrn qefsrn sinsn @ussue
eisfss GeieeeS porlssen.
Ser Scn9reb bat fb nabbem baS 9arisfss.
fss pafiirt war, am Mittpob 1a1mttaa
sncIib psrta9t, inoem aae 6aup t9sfbafs bsfs
fslben erlsoi9t tparen. Srcs alien Miosrmdrs
ti9fsitsn bat Der @cn9rss bod enblib tsn ers
winfbtsn 3psf errsibt rpOrauf Die Msbrbst
bss 9olfsS lanss unb fsbnIicb rpartsts.
9tlS Elm Ssibsn barter 3sitsn mag tsr 0urs
fad bisnsn ba6 bic Artsitsr an Der bisiissn gis
fsnbabn vpriSs Wcbs ben gntfbIub fastn
nibt ldnssr ~ arbsitsn unb am 9pnnsritae
Mcrssn rpirflb aufbSrtsn. Die llrfa6e mar
baB fs lanse fsinsn gobn erDalhn batten unc
nibt msbr LANCER ,partsn fpnntsn, Gis MAIDS
ten feline msitsrc @rsfF icnoern panttn aefess
libs Nsittsl an, ibre 8sjabluns III srbalten,
pa6 fsbr lrben6msrtb mar. Die @ifnbabns
Gsislfbaft fano inbsb balo Wittel, bic brins
9snbifsn9fnforbsrunsen su befriebissnunb fbcn
am 8rsitas Nsorssn sinssn bic 2(rbsitsr mics
Der frisbIi6 an ibre Gsibdfts.
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Sas MeDersta,l,,er Telblaaer.

Gin qassr BON 8rsirpiaissnsS asnisn fca in
Der Nabs bsS stdbtbenS MspsrStaun in qi6a.
non Sauntp 9ebaltsn rperben, uno bsn 4. mad,
ffsnOftcbsr anfanssn, pslbeS Gins Der sr6sten
Eager 5u irsrosn perfprid2t pas jsmal8 in pehs
fplpanisn ssbaItsn wurbs. Cine anjabl CONS
paenisn babsn bsrsits ;u9sfa9t bort binsufems
men unb mir iinb erfubt bic rsfpsftissn @cms
pd9nen BON bieier Stabt unb @auntp sin,ula>
ben bas Eager nit ibrsr @ssenwart III besbrsn.
gSabrfbsinIib pirbs bort lulti9 bsrasben.
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2cfofDfp NDlfsIiebc.


Nlbt cine tonbern ale Qcfcfcfo Seitunden
bebaupten boB ibrs partsi bsfOnbsre Qiebe fir
eaS @plf babe, absr nur Beniss fonnten sinlss
ben bab Elm fcbaeenbsr Sarisf sins b6tblt moths
msnbi9s Mabre9eI fsi bic 9seenndrti9s brafs
fsnos Sage peS 2anbsS ju srlsibtsrn unb bsm
&nibsin na6 iit AUDI pa5 Gorgsbsn Der gSsr
ni9sn melbs pcrSeben oas ijs stinti9 fir sinsn
bnefmdlt9en Sarisf inb, nbt psl msbr wie
elm bIpser 6umbus, ba ibr gcrssbsnfsjnss,
rps9S NIT ben Srfldrun9en Ginger ibrer 9(ns
fibrer ibsreinifimmt. 2(lS elm 9spsiS bier,u
mag fcI9sneer Yara9rapb elmer &sbs sisnen,
Wslhe Don 6rn. @affman, sinsm Qofcfofos@ cns
9reBmit9lsSs bon Rsu S3ampibirs i'm 9pnsrss
9ebaIten ,puros:
"Oppofticn 9e9sn bisis SbuesMasrsssl i1f
fIar uno un;spsesuti9 cine bemofratlbs Gsbrs
90 1T Cine bon Den Qanbmarfen ber bempfras
tifben partei. @sbt 100 ibr wollt, 6srr, ,Ncrb,
Sab, Of cbsr Bsft, bic bsmofratifebs partei
mirb Sbnsn INNER fassn bas fts 9sssn bas
SbussSpfem 1T. 2lbsr pdbrsnb Sis auf
biefsr Sets faif Den sanssn &Srpsr Der bsmps
fratlbcn Yartsi finben, f6nnsn Ss auf Der
9tnrern bic srOss MaR Der 96bis,partsi ans
treHsn. Ntsin Ssrr Iansn Sis ss mir rpiosrs
bclen, bas bas Sbues@pifsm msftntlib Gin
BbissSplfem it,"
JQr. 9Soaenweber, Der 6rabmts @btor bes
pbiIabeIpbia 9smofrat bsfnost iib 9sssns
mdrtl9 auf elmer @ntbsdun9Srsiis in 9eutfbs
lamb unb wieb bsi fsinsr 3uriffunft bic Bslt
in @rifaunsn fsesn. Ssncm leetsn Srisfs
Semab, mabte sr bic rpibtiss gntoeduns bas
ct Der einji9s A Amsrifanerim i'm Sabs ~
Sifi1nsen rpar. gGas Elm QBunbsr bas sin in
Dsutibtanb 9eborner @bitor Gdb fit sinen u.
msrifaner srfsnnsn tbusn tbut!
9Dnber6ares @rei9ni6.-ein jans
9sS Wdoeben in Ssniin9ton, bic nit Sifbsn
banoslt, fdenfte Dor enissn Monatsn sinem
junssn Manns, osr su ibr psrfproben .par elm
paar bon tlausn 9arn 9sifrifts Strimpfe,
als CT flb eben 81 elmer Gsifs nab qipsrpcol
anibdts. er srfldrts oas ibn nur Der Sob
BON bislsn Strhmpfsn trsnnsn folte. giniss
Ssit nabbsr fano iie bsim Menisen zines @pos
ftfhss einen Sbsil bsr Strimpfe in feinsm
Saube. Sis erfannte balelbe burb Elm &C.,
fonbsrss 3sibsn unb fsl icsleib in obnmabt
ea iis, perifebt ff, nibt anoerS 9laubts ale
bab ibr 2istbabsr srtrunfsn isi. 9tls fs bon
ib1r Obnmabt piebsr srpabts, mabts fie
mebrere 9srfubs fb eaS qeben iu nsbmsn,
purbs ater oaran psrbncsrt. Sur msbrere
Mphen mar Is unfabi9 ibrs 0efbdfts 5u pers
fsbsn uno wlrbs permutblitb ME wisosr 81 ib'
rer @sfunbbsit unt polem Gsrifanoe 9elan9t
fsin, MORE nibt, ju ibrsr 9rSbtsn 8rsuos ibr
@slisbtsr nietsr in ben jeafsn an9sfommen, e.
Ben nc6 ttit9 senu9 iis pom ptai9sn 96abn;
finn ~ rsttsn. g5 fanb lib nun eos er beim
@bfabun auf benz Stuff feline Strlimpfs aus
;os um Ob Die 8lss 81 mafbsm ais ourb irs
ssnb sinsn 5ufaa bisisltsn ibsr Sorb fislsn.
9isfss @rssnis mag alls 9olbsn iur GDars
nuns bisnsn bic burb fclbs @uieni1e tsidt
auf Den @soanfsn fommsn nd, Eltit ~ snts
lsibsn.
Graniamer Nfprb.-9er Speftator,
cine 81 Gtauntcn in Yiranisn aebrufte Ses