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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11

MoveAenss OF Ocean Steamers.


FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Oshswba. ...... New York. April L. Havana N o.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs.
EXPIRE CrY-From New York M arriving At Havana
7h and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 1h HAvaps
I'D, arriving q. New York 18th.
CAHAwBA-From New York 18th, arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 1911. From New Orleans 9Th Havana
Stb arriving n New York Sd
FHnA From New York 18th, arriving at Havana
I'D and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans sth Hsvans
6ib arriving at New York 18th.
BLACK wARRo0-Fron New York 9th. arriving At Havana
LIST and New Orleans I'd. From Rev Orleans A Havana
10th arriving AZ New York 18th.
IsABIiFrom Charleston 4h and l9h due at Havans 9Th
and ga Prom Havana 10Th and 10Th due at New York 18th
and 3lst
When the above dates fa Sunday the steamers viii sail
Oh Monday, except IRON Few Orleans
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


FIouR The market dull under the influence Of the
foreign news end sales limited 70 900 5000 bbs, in
GLIDING surerine State 81 - Is ~ 25 and extra al
81 20 - 30
wruA1 was irregular and inactive, with sales OF 400
bushels Southern red at 81 20 and 200 Virginia white at
SIS.
CoRS.-Ibe market opened at 75c. for yellow, With
ssles q IL, 900 20o 900 bushels, but grew dull and
closed nomnaly at 7ic., while buyers bid TIC 73c.
Pow was lower with sales OF about 200 bbls mess Al
sI7 s7 So and 200 primo at p. tsad TO have been
Of f14 as.
Coros-Tbc market continued nrm, with moderate
Gales.
wmzsry-saes OF 200 bbs we're made al 21Hc
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k1- An packages end ks~s tatended for TIC NEW Yols
BERAID skohld be seased.
NMANAc FOR YoRK--rHIs DAY.
srE Rrprs. &c NOON RISES II
BUN SETS - HIGH WATER IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11

ConoNm's IvorErs oS TRpr.-CorOner Gamble held
an inquest on friday at the New York Hospital upon the
body Of a young man, named Leonard Gibson, who died
FROM the effects o scalds accidentally received by faNng
into vat q, The New York sugar refinery 10 King street,
90 wednt sday Nerdict"Ac 'iceutal death" deceased
w1 a native of ireland, and 10 years Ot age.
An Inquest also held BY TIE same Coroner upon the
hedy o. stu born child found In pfiVy stts he'd " the
vrrr o, The premises No i42 Cherry street, which was
thrown there ny the mother In ignorance n the av n
furlal verdict n accordance with tbe above facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11

Schr ~ hegersI Jshp-cn, Virginia.
scnr rredmore, crspmer virR pia
sem Ann Eta, hathews Virginia
Sschr Lsr Hsmrond, Georg-t-~v DO
Scbr GsIoa Lowell BaynslaDe 20, aIa,y
Scoop 6uter. Ron vrTinia
n1oauner yAcsson BaEer Bsl,suors
Steamer Beverly Pierce Pbs~ epbta
Steamer Petrol. Arey. Prcvioeres
BELOW
BARK Acadia Berry. from Csrd.nas
Barb Ara Fieh from 81 MARKS
Brig john Stevens, from -.
SAILED
Steamships Vanderbilt Hsvre O.v OF Ral;n,o,. m, -,
vsrpoo Florida and 7hcs Ssvsnnah. ah -.
Memphis Cbarleson Jnmesow-, Nc,folx 6c. anu
raliimore ships sage' r.'b,urDa Anglo SAXON San
Frsncsco Marathon, New Orasns tivra Wohia. -
Honduras Reze Restless SAINTS Marha Evelyn 81 yss
VI den Mobile: brgs Three sittsrs 0sfiy Sn,vannae ~
HI ;. Orella Georgetown schrs Taylor, and Boundary
Baifax MS
Wind during the day from wNw to NNE
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Movements IN Real Estate.

MOVEMENTS IN HenI Estste.
BY A. j. Bleecker, Son a %.
ing inr sy ais1$s.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
. as,B ST. AZ 1855. ~ w 80 $3.50
story brick store and dwelling 246 sv. 20x44. $3.50
asS st., Nrioo. Observation-Disclosures $500
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-24
RAVENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE "a, 1858

"But were you not to have one.fourth Of
the jewels!" said Achmet.
"You told me ons-tLird at first" re.
piled; "Snd fearing that my share might be
but an eighth, or perhaps none, II left TO
your bounty, ] have helped myself to full
third. Tie re remainder, with your opal ring,
are safe at home and now, Allah be with
you!"
So saying, spurred my feet Arabian,
saw Achmet feel nerVously for his trusty
pistols, and then run towards the palace, as
if to make sure Of the remnant Of the jew
els. The only excuse could ever frame
for Abdalluh's theft was the extreme beauty
Of those for whom he evidently designed the
treasure.
For myself, l reached Gardet in safety,
and amused him with recital of my adven.
, ture. Instead Of returning by the Nile, WI
went across the desert by caravan to th
Red Sea; and after a years further trial
), the cost Of which were betrayed by certain
jewels, ever to be remembered, returne
home, bringing some Of the finest with me
as specimens of the contents OF THE cAsK
EFT OF AcHMET BEY.
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Sf(isttllaurpus,
Foolish Virgins

In olden time there were "fUe foolish uir-
gins" We are afraid thut there are fully
as many Us that number at the. present day.
Some of them were born foolish; some Of
them were made foolish by the example of
their weak minded mothersi aqd, some of
item have made themselves foolish.
See that aashihg belle, Aounced from
her heels to her arm pits, and bedizened
with jewelry, pearls, gems and precious
stones. Her mother thinks her an angelj
aud she thinks herself an urchaDgelj but she
is 'foulsh virgn''-that is oil she is. He
who made her endowed her with an immor.
tai soul, and pointing her to an eternal
hereafter, said to her, "Let not your adorn.
ing be outward--the adorning OF plating the
hair; of wearing gold, or of putting on aPpar.
ell, let il be the hidden man of the heart, even
the ornament of meek and quiet spirit,
which is in the sight of God Of great price"
But all the adjrning this foolish virgin has
is OUTWARD. She has no solid education, no
mental culture, and no noble and generous
henri. She is not qualified for any useful.
ness in thiis world except as frame on
which to exhibit trv goods and the dress
makers skill. And wi.n she shall appear
before her Maker, stripped Of htr "outward
adorning," and without that precious "orna'
ment of the heart" what miserable figure
that foolish virgin will cut. II is awful 10
think of the future of these mere butterflies
of fashion. What is she good for? She
could not make loaf OF bread, nor roast o
turkey, nor bake pudding. She could not
knit tidy, though she often knits her brow.
She could not darn stockings, though she
could darn everything else. Tho most sim
ple articles of dress that adorns her useless
body she could not make. "She tolls not
neither does she spin, yet Solomon, in oil his
glory, is not arrayed like her," She has
very little mind. Her head is we'll nigh az
hollow as yellow pumpkin. She can only
talk Of theaters, balls, fashion and beaux.-
Her mortal nature is wholly uncu!tivated.-
She spends more time in examining fashion
plates, than in examining her poor littl
heart; more time in reading love stories thai
in reading the blessed Bible. What on cart
is she good for! She il bill Of useless e&
pense TO her father, and a barren fig tree il
the great moral vineyard. The world woul
be better off if this foolish virgin no longe
numbered the ground. And one of thes
days the scythe of time will cut her dowr
and the miserable firt will go to her account
Girls, young women, consider your ways
Have high and worthy purpose. Max
yourselves blessing to this world. Abho
to be Flora McFlimsy, as you would abhc
to be another fool. Be useful, be modes
be "wise virgins" aud when the great bride
groom shall come, you shall 60 with him
the marriage.
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9pttital,
Song Of the Flower Girl.
sY n. CLAY PREuss.

/ have Aowersi have flowers
or the richest, rsrest hue;
From the roses blushiug carmine
To the violet's heaven blue.
Here's the lily of the valley
From the wlldWood's secret place,
Where the sun scarce ever kisses
Its alabaster face
And here's the naughty dahlia,
As peerless as q queen;
And dafFodills and dasies,
With the constant evergreen.
Oh the flowers oh, the flowers!
Fresh from their woodland bowers;
Will you buy my pretty flowers,
Ny pretty, charming howersP
have flowers! and I've plucked them
From places far and wide;
In the shadows of the TaviDe,
By the sunny mountain side.
] seized them mid their reVels
In the joyous woodland air,
And l bring them blushing captives
To grace the maiden fair.
Poor little orphan children,
Torn from their parent stem;
Bright miniatures Of angels
Would we were like 10 them -
On, the flowers! oh, the howersl
Fresh from their woodland bowers;
win you buy my Stty flowers,
MY pretty, charming 1owerss
Gentle lady, will you buy
My flowers sweet and wild?
They are the only stay that's loft
A friendless orphan child
My father was soldier;
In his country's cause he died,
My mother broken hearted
Now slnmbers by his side.
My little blue eyed brother too
Has gone to the spirit world;
And am left alone on earth
Poor orphan flower girll
Oh, the Howers oh, the nowcrs
Fresh from their woodland bowers;
Win you buy my pretty flowers,
. Ny pretty, charming aowersR
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0TWhen Jack Jones discovered that he
had polished his bed mates boots, instead OF
his own, he called it an aggravated instance
of "laboring land confoundedly hard, too
under mistake."a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-24

RHYME READER.--Ben Johnson, passing
along Fleet street, observed couhtryman
staring at a grocer's sign; he tapped him on
the shoulder and asked him what so enga-
ged his attention "Wby MASTER" he replied,
y be admiring that nice piece Of poetry over
the shop"
SHOW can you make that rbyme" said
Ben, ",he words are "Coffee and tea to be
sold"
"Why thus" replies Ralph,
"Coffee and tea
To be s-o-l-d."
This 50 pleased the poet, that Ralph wa
taken into his service Immediately, and h'
continued to servs him until Johnson
death.
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or Charles Reemelin is lecturing in the
city OF Cleveland, on Reform Schools for
'wayward and depraved Juveniles.
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G:urppaifcbe Nac4,rissDten.
0entldlanO.

Gin Setiptel 5ur beut d. Ell 6 ul-
Sc bt4te. Die in GIbin8en ltubi,
reaoeu PreuBen baben bic Tol8enoe rtbrenoe
Qore1ie an RE S0ni3in BON 'pteuBen gelanDt.
Dielelbe 9iebt Nuffllrun9 itber Den Stanppunft,
auf wel4em ith Die uauf9etldrte" fuplrenoe
SusenD in Oeutldlano befiaOet:
v1ubtns en- IL. 9top. Die bier Ifuot<
renOen Yreubeu Go an Der 3abO buben S. Oe.
Der SSnt9in bon YreuBen 81 ,brem 0eburtstaee
~fol9enoe Norelle itberianpt: "AQerourdtaud>
ttglte, 4llersndoi9ite 80niBtn unD 6rau! @w.
8onlgl. WRaieltit setreue llntertbanen nG3el
4lerpoAlt 9erc @eburt8taB ntdt porii6er9eben
%taleu, obne i'll oieler Belt oe3 2e,oeS @p. Ufa,
le(tdt Den AusDrud :reuer @t9ebenbeit uno un-
manufacturer NnbIn9lidfeit 81 6iBen su le0en.
Ot08en ole 9jebete, lpelde aus Den Oer5en aez
treuer Yreuben an Dielem Gage fir oas Sell
S6rsr Utaieltiten auflteigeil, ron Dem 1brcu
oeS Nuerb0d)lten angenpmmen letn. Wfl9 $40,
Wtai. bel frober Nidtcbr IN Dero Wtai. 21noe,
unlere Seimutb, panfbar tegriiBen 3a birfed
eegeben msroeil &w. YRai, BIG in ben COB oe.
treuen 1ntertbanen, cen in GIbtn9en ftuDireu.
oen BreuBeu. Glibln9en, ben 10. Ncoember
1885," '-< .s-'~ '
Der iIOOeutide Correspondent Der sc. Q.
Nteno3tg, berthtet
Nm leeten Samltag lit Der Shnabent5nig
ndh Oti53a ab9eretlt, mo aud Der 8ebiruer,
wetdte YreuBent0ni8 wetlt. SH Stuttsart er'
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Slacbrtdten oer uMrabia."

Ser fBl. 6rjttiIAe OAmpfer v4roh!a", Capt.
pes 4. tnlt. absesanSen, lanSte in OaliIar Don.
uer tag NbenD um 10 ubr an. Setue gtahs
ri1ten ltuO un cine Mcde neuer al8 Die 5uleBt
empFan8enen.
Die arabia erfubr, mdbreup Der gan5eu
6abtt lt1rfe lpeitliae WtnCe.
Der O1mpTer S1rnaf fubr 0leihfal3 ana 4.
inf. bon 2IOerprpl nad9 Jtep=Dort ab.
Der O1mpftr Supion ron Quebec lan8te
INN s llbr an ItprSen oe8 2. int. in &lpetp
pool Ill.
Der Dampier gfewsYorf bon Sem Sort
fam am 9tldmitlg be5 2. init IN Soutbamp.
ton all.
Der Dampfer Sangarpc BON 0e1p< Yorf traj
um 2 llbr am Wlpr9eu DeS 3. in 2Iuetperl Elm.
Der Oainpier Sucallian Don 9tew Oort pta
ct. Sobn, u. s.. erreiAte @llpap am 3. init.
Der Oampfer Nrtel mac am 1. b. rpu SOutDe
ar1ptcn nad) News2orf ab8e9an9en. @r bat
Die Tol9en0en Nl6rI1ten nit bInlu5gen0nulen:
Der Dampjsr JnOian empire tral in 8roaD
baSen, i'll Der @jrafidait Wtapo, am &c. Mt.
elm !; allies wObl an Bcro; bate ober leIn 6eu.
e~run6Smoterlat erldDpft uno De5balb elnen
29elt lelner 2aeunB uno Ieine5 Sol5werre6
UerwenOen miillen, uno wlr fnapp an Ptcpilte
Cnen. Oas G1iif bate AUDI w1brenO 5weter
furdtbaren Stlrule, Die eine gauge WcHc all.
bIeIten, eine ODER 5met GaSerellen con 9llnar
~entfernt lie8en nliilleu.
Der Olnlpfer sutton Don Newr2otf ipa,
am %. ult. in Soutbamptpn anBelaugt.
Der Danpfer 4lnerica bon Bolton errettt(
am 20. ult. Qluerq col uno bic SorruIlt1 ror
ytew>Oort tr1f am naulliAen Gage in SOutb,
aulpton elu.
Sine Oeputlticn einfluBreider Gaufleutt
bate SorO Dertp tire Aufwartuu9 9emad)t
UNI 2Oro Oerbp 81 eriuhen, etn 4rOtectoTai
Gn8lanOa toer Sowarat gu be9ru"Den. 2orr
Oerbp mics Ieopb Dtelen Nntra9 5uriif.
Sames Oapta " CONS, beOeutenoe Sepers
uuD Stteielerporteure in 2pnrcu, BADEN ibre
3lblun9en ein9elteQt. Yalltvu 1e9r beoeutsuo.
Auen en9lttben 0ldttern, wel1e ben 8eri9t
ron benz brr3elle Montalembert'8 entb4lten
baben, mar Der Gtntritt in 6ranfreid perlpebrt
mcr0en.
Die 3ebn Deputirten prn Corfu baben 9eoen
Die Nugabe, ais Db bic Bewcbner ton @roB=
brlt1nnIen IncorpOrlrt III mer0et Dlin|tten
ptrteltirt; lie bebaupten, Dap lie @rieAenlaup
~anner1t 5u iperoen mIinj6en,
Die W1blen in Yreuben haben cine itber'
w~te8enoe Ntebrbelt gu @unlten OeS Dtinilteri'
ums gum @r9ebnlB 9ebabt.
Die 2onppn Slmes fabrt fcrt, in 2eitartiteIn
Die unter ben Beamten Der Gereinigten Staa,
ten betri6enoe Corruption ais Marnuna ae9er
Die Auuabme oes au9emeiueu Stimmrettea
auIsulteueu. Sic 5iebt clue dpult4e 2ebre aus
benz @anaotlten Spltem.
Der &crpe2ieuteuant bon Sretaup bat eint
Yrctlamoticn 9esen 8unce8mdnnerperlGmo
run8eu uno onoere @ebelmbiinoler e~rlalien.
ger Gele9rab 3mIl4en BEN Olrpaneuen,
Sprlen n'o Slto tit ertcI9reid selest woroen.
IS bat ein eripl8lcIer Serlud Itattsefunnen,
ben Satnafau Der UtrlOan permtttellt &uaa IT,
ber9ranaten 3u tOoten.
Die @Odiu>G btnefen baden 100, 900 Maur
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nm ibre 9uuptltaDt 9e8eu bic Stan3cien coueens
trirt.
Gcumiidr NeeO unb garon @ro8 t~efanoen
ltA in 5apan.
Die Yrin3ellin 6rieOrid 8itbelm BON Yreu'
zen, GOtter Der &SniBiu 8;ctoriu, 1T srn einem
Scbn enttunoen lporDer.
Die fol9enben Nadrihten lino Die Der arabia
ousldlteBlif enlightenment
Die 8arfe @oOoIpeeo bon Wtobile fam in
Der Winoun9 oe8 MterIep in Graiiicn NIT benz
Sdraubenoantpier @enOra, DER mad QcnOcn
%beltinrnt mar. 8eipe SAjffe wuroen ernltltA
tei9aoigt uno 8%erietben auf cen @runD. Die
9arfe @Oooipeeo bate flint 6uB Waier III ill.,
rem Naunl.
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SnterOentiOu Der 9fe0iermus In Die
uSsle9enbeiten Opnt's.

Der Waibin8ton Correspondent bes v8cltcn
4raoeler" er5ablt elm 0el9tdt6en, melhes ben
Srtef De8 General Sag init leinem Ni6tein,
mi pnn9s. @runolas se9eniiber Der rrmllden
Hs8teruns 9i3en trait. Dalietbe lautet fol,
9~enpermaBen.
r9Sdbreuo bic 3eitun9en pou Gpmmentare
nber baS S9relben oe5 @)en. @aB lino, peldes
unter Dem 0prlpanoe Der b~erf0mnllt1en Heaies
run96polttlf Der 0ttdtetnlnilduu8 in Die innern
4n8eleSenbeiten zines 2anpeS, ablebnte, nit Dem
Wtortarof1le etD18 3u tbun Su baben, miro es
am Ylaee ieln, zines 9eriidtes gu errpdbnen,
oas leet in bielt1er Staot umlduft. @s beiBt,
oaB Die Gc9ter elmer Iebr relpettablen 6amilie
Maibin8tcn'5 (mtt pelder, b~eilduft5 9elaat,
Grpraltoent Blerce lebr tntim mary por einlaer
,3ett III Dem benadbarten 9eprgetonn Den
SdLeter nabm. Sbr 9eliiboe nurpe ibr ieDch
balo lelot8. Ourd Die perI6nlt9e, peul nidt
amtll9a Glnmll4 oe5 @rpralioenten Ylerce,
puroe Wfolor 2eWlS Sag IT,, @eianoter bslm
r0RIIden Sofe, DerlnlaBt, lit Der Sade an5u
nebllen uno oura feline perl0nli9e Gerwenouna
betm Paplte cine vDt6penlatiDn" 5u erpirteu.
Die luu9e NOnne ut nun ibre8 @ellbpe5 eni>
bunoen Ano 9ebDrt wIe pDrber Der Selt pleoer
all. DIE uSnterpentlpn" III allo ipobl praftlld)
ou8F1brbar. msnn ltb elne Seels nete @e:
le3enbelt 81 lbrer Au8lbuuB btetet." ...
8as 0dusNen bradte Die S9ulp Ieiner Ell
9eneit pbaataltIlhen 2luae, ben Supenfnaben
trede Oewalttbat IN Die Trallen Der r0mlI0en
,5arppe. 22Iber pas @dnsueu lit eit v9tatlpe"
'ulo Der Suobe elm v6ore.9ner" pa, Yauer, III
e5 nit Der u&inmsl9unB" san5 mas 4noeres
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Oie 2rie9SfOtten Grt9lan6s,
TranfretcDs, Spduiens &c. unD Der
SSer. Gfdnfen.

Die eInflltiaen Sdreier, -mel6e bic Ser.
Staaten nit England uno ne. mSSljA aud init
5ranfreif) in einen SeesGrieg eerptfelu mol
len, neil @nSlanp. bemiibt 1T, Die Strolhe uu0
Rdnber, pelde bic 8eamten pea Qrn. Budanan
aus OtObile entwtl4en lleBenI ron 9tIcara3ua
ab3ubalten, i4elnen Der aultht gu letu, Da6
man Die rieliSen Srit9Slotten Der eurppail9eu
6eemGhte NIT leerea Pbralen in pie 2aft blajeu
tonne. DaS Mill rie fleiue W1aytne Der Ser.
@taaten, 10 taper unO Wpbl erer5lert tie aut
1T, 9eeen bic 6lettea @urcp1s bela8en? -
2Blr laf1en bier cine ueberlidt ces 9eSen.
wdttiseu 3risSaf lpttsnbetonpe8 &n8lano8,
Tronfrei4sj 9ollanbsr 9pa=
'ntenS, Oetretds nno Der Ser. st
folgen. Darnud bat:
. ampfltnien DIFF e bon 6O-131
aanOnen; England 81, 6raufrel9 33, 9cQaur
/, Sefrei6 /.
9 eaetlinteni6tffe BON 6O-12c
4auDnen England A, 6ranfrei9 %, DOuanr
9, Spanien 6, Die Ser. Staaten 8 (pon Der
leBteren lino 3, vB.nnlblpauia" ~ olumbus"
uno Nortb @aroltua" niht msbr brandbar fiji
einen &rieS auf boter See bon ben 6 lpanI
Ihen b~efinDen lid 2 ii. 9lelder 8elGaffenbett)
DamPre9atten Don Pod SEA
uUnen @u9laao 10, 6ranfrei6 3, QOaanO 3
IGpauien 2, bic Ser. Staatea 6. s1.S . .co
6e9eIfre9atten BON 32-54 Ganp
men gnolanp 81, 6rantreid 81, SOuanD II
6ponien 10, SeltreiG 6, bic Ser. Staatet II
DampfcorOetten Srte88l4aluppel
uno Apiics BON $40 Sanonen @u8lan
1876. 6ronfreid 129, 6raano z, Spanien Is
0slrel6 5, Ser. Staaten II. &.
Geae(corpetten &C. &C. pCn 1912
RanOnen: @Esl0nO 1O5, 6ranfreId 138, Sol
lamb II, @panien %, 9eltreId IL, Die Se'
@tauten Fl. a.5.a a.a 81. !
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5d6len @in8eipetbte, Der &SniS 9ebe ei8entlid,
nat Xiporno, mo bic Tauocitiu Stubenraud, Elm
bibl6e8 Balai8 uno tarin cine Au3abl &inoer
untersebra4t babe. Oott WiI ba8 ate Yirs
den lih beba9li4 ben 9an,en Winter Ourb
Denl 6amilienIreuoen ~btnBeben uno erlt oann
Dieoer gu ben perw1ilten SAnaben 3urliffeb>
rem, vpenn bic erlten 2erdeu IhDirren." 2lm
Ga9, no Der SGnt3 bon StuttBlrt abreilte mnO
Der &ronprins al8 Ste(lpettreter nit duBerlt
be 9rintter Ncumabt (4le8 wiro Deut &0niA
nad Stallen que luterlArtft geldtdD inltaaltt
DurDe. ridte AUDI Der ruIlilAe @rOBIirlt @ons
lt1nt;n b1 Ielblt Elm, cine An5abl rullilher : iii
%nlllten, bic ben Us inter- in Stuttgart mcbuen,
Icl8t uad). Da8 @eriiAt bonn Hatbolsldper
Den 0eS SdwabenfOnt38 1T INNER nod nitt
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lnnen uno naA anBea Oleneu. Sic lit aud
auf Da8 0erb1ltniB Diefer beinen IhndbiIten
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men Gbrcn, 3%uWeilen in 9utem GinYerfdnD,
nip, no tie nann 9emutbltd an einem unD oeute
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m1nbten lie chamber iii llnfrteDen ben Niden
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lit Ielt Slbren bic SttuatIDu beS iebl9en uno
Oe8 f~InIti9en Sontl8 BON WIrttember8, Die
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btnab Ihauen, Der eine BON leJnem SAloB, Der
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res @tIenbabnneBes eth eutldetoenDer SArlt
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tlinoet. 3undalt miro sebaut /, Die Babns
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bad, Oebrin9en nud 0au ; 2. Don @annltat
llber WalbllnJen, S4ornOogf 0min0, Nllen
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obern &oder8 un0 Der Sren5 iiber Seioel
beiul bis CUR Sltbabn, unO fails In Bapen eth,
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b1ut miir0e, cine Blpn liber 9tedari ulm bj5 al
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nad 3fotteuburB weiter 9efibrt, unO penn ein
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0minp uno AuIen Be9eu N0rpllugen weite
9eIlDrt, uuD bamit Der AnidluB On Die baieri
Ide SaAu 9euOnnen.
1tugarn.
Die un9ariide Emigration bat i'll bent fGr5
lid crit aus Amerifl 5uriif3etebrten WteI5lrOe
IAemaIt5en GrIe95G1nilter llu9arna) elner
l9WcsEa 8erlult %etlitten. Oielsr Wanu mari
Don alien Yagteien 8eadtet.
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DIE paar &rle86oampfer, eie seeenwdrtis in
BEN ger. Staaten 8ebaut werpen, lino in bteler
-2abeae ntat m%ltserednet. Sie fomuren aber
Der un9ebeuren numeriiden lleberlssenbeit Der
en9l'lden uno fran50Nlben 5lotte seBenIbei
belnabe gar nIAt in BetraGt. llebernies lafen
IA aud' Die eurrpaii4en Wahte fortwdbreup
neue Srie08idiffe bauen.
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Rllnt Sccenuf.

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Mpt5-S Nc. 63 6apettettrase.
R%- Rauf5rfefs Mltstbs& ~cntrefte, 8ettamss : anp anbtre
(drittltte aapterc, isvte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zeret
befena tsl0rat.