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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

CHRIST NOT WRITER.-One of the
most remarkable facts in the history of
Christ is. that he left no writing behind
him, and the only record there is of his
writing anything is in the case where
she stopped down and with his finger
wrote on the ground" What he wrote
then and there no one knows though
perhaps, the most plausible conjecture is,
that he wrote the answer to the question,
whether the woman taken in the act of
adultery should be stoned "He that is
without sin among you, let him cast a
stone at her. Reader. did this strange
fact ever occur to you that the greatest
reformer that ever lived-professedly the
divine teacher sent from God to reveal
His truth to the world-whose teachings
have survived the wreck ofages, and now
commands the credence, thArespect. and
the most profound admiration of the en-
lghtened world, aud who is claimed as
the "author and finisher" of the great
system of faith and practice, has left be-
hind him no sentence Of his writing. and
those unknown characters written with
his finger in the sand constitutes the sum
total of all his writings of which there is
any account?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

Multiply the whole amount by five to
find the interest for thirty day, and this
sum by two for sixty days, three for
ninety days, &c. For any number of
days, less than six, take the fractional
part of the interest for six. Care must
be taken to separate the right hand fig
ure of the dollars, whether there be cents
and mills in the given sum or not.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
Mystery of Wall Lake Explained.

The means by which the singular wall
which partly surrounds Wall Lake was
raised, has been a sort of hidden mys-
tery-notwithstanding neighboring ed
itor lately averred that he had seen it
built by human hands," We lately
visited the Lake, and witnessed the man
ner in which the wall is built. The ice
in many of the Western Lakes possesses
a power of expanding which is rather
singular, and which we never noticed
before. 1t keeps continually crowding
shoreward, and the ice IA forced out of
the Lakes and up the slightly inclined
banks frequently to the distance Of twen-
ty or thirty feet. The water near shore
being shallow, rocks and masses of earth
are frozen to the ice and crowded up
with it. The ice melting. leaves this
deposit, and thus is formed the famous
wall. We observed this manner of its
formation on our recent visit, and con-
versed with several old settlers who have
observed the same phenomena for years.
Rocks weighing tuns have been displaced
and moved several feet by this tremen-
dous pressure. On most lakes in north
western Iowa, where the shore is low
and fiat, the same thing may be observ-
ed, but where the shore is perpendicular
and composed of rock no such appear
ance is ever seen--the pressure of the
expanding ice being met by solid re-
sisting surface. Clear Lake, in Cerro
Gordo county, presents a specimen oI
these ice raised walls which throws Wall
Lake quite into the shade. Why the ice
expands in this singular manner. is a
question for the natural philosophers. Oh
the truth of this hypothesis, any one can
fully satisfy himself by visiting Wall
Lake at this season of the year.-HamH-
ton Freeman.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

A man in New York, representing TO
his wife that he had an opportunity 10
marry widow worth $500, 900, asked
her to go into disreputable house that
he might have cause for divorce, and
furthermore, actually asked her TO pay
the expenses of the divorce suit Refus-
ing to comply with these very reasonable
requests. he abandoned her, and for this
offence he is now before ,ha court.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
Contributors Column.

This column is open. to all wllomay choose
to avail lthemsclves Of the privilege, for the pro-
pounding and answering of all questions in
Mathematics, History, Geography, Grammar,
Chemistry, or any of the ordinary or higher
branches of study. Articles upon Chemistry as
applied to Agriculture, and Essays upon any
and all practical subjects, are also invited.l
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

ExcUsAnLE IGNoRANcE.-A bright
faced little girl, who had evidently been
taught not to be wise in her own conceit.
was asked the other day, by friend who
knew her and her family, +" Mary, what
was your mothers name before she was
married ?'' Innocence looked into the
face of the inquirer, with truth and sim
cerity IN her countenance, and replied,
:" did not know her Men.''
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

Hon. Geo. p. Marsh, in a recent lee
ture upon the English language, said
that though the number of words in use
by good writer's amounted to 100000,
few scholars used as many as 10000,
and ordinary people not more than 5000.
In all Shakespeare there are not more
than 1900. and in Milton 5000. Oh
the Egyptian hieroglyphics there were
but 500, and it is said that the vocabula.
ry of the Italian opera is hardly greater
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06


EIGHT CHILDREN AT A BIRTH-EGYpT t
AGAINST ALL CREATIoN.-About FIVE
months since the wife of Jacob Abbott,
living ten miles west of Colconda, in
Pope County, presented her husband
with eight pledges Of affection at one
birth? Four of these children survived
until some six weeks since, when two of
them sickened and died. The remain
ing two are still living and thriving fine
ly. The whole eight were very small
specimens of humanity when ushered
into this world, as might have been ex-
pected. This statement is literally true
il is vouched for by numbers of respec
table witnesses who saw the four living
children. Egypt is very prolific coun-
try-a little too much 50 sometimes.
Cairo Gazette.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

AN OLD JUN.-An Indian named
Placido died on the Goth of October, at
San Buenayentura, California, at the ad-
vanced age of ls7 years. He aided in
building the Mission Church at San Bu-
enaventura eighty-four years ago.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 25, 1853.

Mr.. GUARDIAN
/ notice in your last weeks issue, an
answer by A TO my question on the
relative time of different places, in which
he totally misapprehends the true point
of the question, and gives solution,
which, besides having no bearing on the
question, is untrue in point of fact. The
true solution is this /: There must be some
given point where it is agreed that time
shall commence. That point is some
where in the Pacific, the exact latitude
and longitude of which am unable to
give. Up 10 that point the supposed
traveller will be at Monday meridian, J
beyond it he will be at Tuesday (merid-
ian G.. B. p.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

The oldest grist mill in Pennsylvania
is at Germantown. Ii is still in opera
ton. 1t is built of stone. anl was cree
ted as long ago as l6S3,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
Mr.. EDITOR ::

Mr.. EDIToR:
Through the medium Of your +" Con-
tributors' Column" information is de-
sired or few queries in Natural Philos-
ophy.
lst. If Light is Substance which
emanates from the SUM-" from what source
is the sun replenished, that the original
quantity may be kept good
I'd. If the earth owes its present dis
tance from the sun, to "primitice i'm
pulse," and that impulse is now exhaust
Ell. why does not Attraction now draw
the earth into the sun?
Sd. If Attraction, &c, act in 4 direct
line, what force is it that pulls the earth
around the sun ?
NATURAL PuILosopnY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

The vote cast at the recent State cleo
ton, indicates that the population Of Iowa
at this time is $50, 600.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

TEN 33eide1 bes 2eben9 BON Der Meeresz
fd6t Der yer,ebn,eu. Am folseneen Sage
tr i cine Giei9oue an Sic &lQte wrrauf
fd'.f Ger llnslddli9eM trei tort uno srei
eritarrt tparen. 9cbtere 8eipe, ein Mdp>
@en unc Gin bejabrter Maun wurcen ms
eeten ;uriidserufsn bas Mapden itarb
mad weni9en @tunoen, Ter @reiS 1T pa<
pom eefomnaen, bod sp,, ter1 erlittene,
Sdreden be8 @etraudes ieiuer 3unse
-terautt. ST Serfa6te etne i9riitlide Mit<
tbtluns iber bic Greianiile Der laredli<
den Na9t. Die Nniabl terer, bic int
Meer ibr Grab fanpsn, belduft f@ auf
5000 Menlden.
Snticn. - Die 8omtay ppit pom
Is. Sanuar 'par in Gn9lanp on9efrmmen.
Scre Canning bat her Mmnetie cine srSz
bere Nu%soebnung se9eten >lnp jepc 5in>
rt@tuns pbne feline @enebmisun9 per<
bpten. FIJI 5*&"'* #'
Serb Clyde lat UNI &plmadt bic Sc
beQen bis Nepal ;u Yerfcl9en. St mcltc
int Gebruar mad England ;uridtebren.
Gin 3uiammenitpB s,pti9en ben So
biQas nne einem brittil9en Gcrps bel
Mt{iDCe lief Fir Iehfprpa iYkeI AZ
Mebrere Sff;iere une piele Golcaten
wurcen ratei eet5ptet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26
partei= ma0enaiQtano
ma6amuiettS Mnb bic republifanii6e
Nartei.

Das antirepublifanii&e @sleb oea
reputlitanilgen Staates MaNa@uletts,
namli9 tas @timmre9t Der ,taturalifrten
Birser I'm, suei SABRE, na6eem fe i@on
Barser 9e.pprren LANCER binaussuldie>
ben, bat AUDI int Staate SEEN Seriey tei
ben @epublifaneru Elm Gdo sefuroen. -
Dies 1T Der bette @e9> AUDI oieIe partei
ben unabbdu9isen uno frei(innisen Deut@
lden gu oerleiben.
Dielen Yerrdtberil9m prdlupien CUR
6ol9e wirb bic vMinn. Staats3eituns"
bic f~erneren 9anplun9en eer republifanl<
i1en Yartei rubi9 beoba&ten; %einttpeilen
eineu partei > @afentiQfanp beota9ten
unb obwarten, pas wir DOT per pralocnz
tenrabl fir platfprmen erbalten 1pereen.
@pute, maS beinabe su belpr9en, feline eerz
lelben unlerer l1eber3eusuns entipreden,
- werpen mir cine 1olde 3enben; oerf fol-
gen, bic unS Dor jeoem S@eine bewabren
1ou> Yarteiiibrern ais prebni9seriideS
@ertSeus gu pienen unp al per @erbrei>
tuns unb G%ntpideluns f~reiilnniser prin'
eipien, in Yplitif 1pmpbl ais @elisipn,
@erratb ;u iben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26
@abnfnnie ee,porsen.

a.. S@artner per ebeu,alise sub
rer ber 9anauer Burner unp ipdter Be-
fber zines Yublif>9 auies su Song Mcre in
2pnbon 1T Yerradt 8eporeen. Ma&peu,
II felt et,pa 3pet Sabren an ten1purdren
MISREPRESENTATION e~eltttea, bat fi@ fem !3u>
fanp - Yeri@limr1ert bab feline Grau i'm
eii,,er, giylutn fit SIRE bat iberseben
mule1.. Die Mer3te ,pieier' anftalt babenr
ftinae .5lp,Fnuarle(I tauf feline 6eiluns, ionns:'e'rsnr
1iinb ,D,ielutebr ber Mnf&t ba6, er 1llr nod
,penioe @o&en ~ leben baben tpire. er
weiqert bic glabruns ,nb battetn @ted&t@
mtg mebr fir fett,e frabtre ertttn,'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

Die Mntwerpner 1inb erfauut
lber bic fQrili9 entredte rGbeluf"
ibreS Stobtsenpien 6rans S9nas CAN'T
ader, oer 1742 8dr9erwebr 5auptmann
'par unb se9en 1774 in einem Mlter rcr,
Is Sabren fart. Gr mar nidt renioer
ais neun Mal p%erbeiratbet. DaS erjte
Mal, idon SO SABRE alt rabtn er cine Mntz
tperpnerin bic mad 6 Monoten> am Il.
@ar5 1870 farb. Dieler fur;e Gbeaanp
bat ibn' 10 3useia9t tab er oereits an, s.
Mai 1870 sum ;wetten Maal 5o9;ett bielt.
Cine brittle Grau nabme r Ill., eine pierte
bclte Ct bret SABRE barauf Don 8ru0el,
elmer flnften eenob er pom 20. December
1748 bis gum s SUM 1749.r Sbr Sob
ma4te i'm untr5flid> unb er beiratbete
am IA. Sanuar 1850 gum iedien male.
Damn, i'm Sabre 1888, seriu@te er es NIT
elmer @enterin, prei Sabre tarraruuff rpieter
nit elmer 8ral1lerin, eenn cine Nntperpz
neria nncdte ii9 ni6t ,aebr tereit inren
Dteit a@te Grau :bielt ee rier
SABRE init ibm aug unb bei9entte ibn NIT
;pei &inoern. SIN Nusuf 1864 eneli6
be'ratete ber 4apfere sun, ntunten Male,
'no 3ruanr, cine Grau ans 8ertbout lie ben
Gbebolesn encli@ gu 1pte lebte, II as.s.a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

Aud Gin 0runp fiir bic Muz
et9nun9 @uta'a 1T cer fpl9ente he's
Senatcr6 Mallcry Scn Tlorica: uer lei
Elm $otbplif uno wunlhe> tob Cuba ~
eer Union fpmn1t> neil papurG bic fatbp<
ltide STRIDE einen feltercn Salt unb cine
9rHbere Mabt erbalten trcroe."
Gin l1Hner 0runb> III BET 1bot! Gr
ma1t pem 6errn 9cnator ale Sire.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

Der ~5annibal Me11enaer"
ncm 10. Mdri idreibt: 0eitern paiiirten
minpeltens buncert Gmisronten mad, cem
pifeS yeaf bier eurd. Die 5ptels jiup
nit N%nfSmmliu9en lberfuut. Die Metrz
sabl bet @misronten teitebt aus rpbuten,
fr1fti9en Naturen. Qlud cine &n;abl
6raueni'mmu b~efancen ii& unter ibnen.
Dieie peroen i'm Anfan9 jepenfaus j6were
Soften boben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26
1leber bic Cuba NnfaufSprpjefte.

1ueber bic Cuba. 9lnfaufSprojefte.
ces Yraiipenten Buchanan entbalt ba6
~Yariier Sournal pes DebatS" eiaen
@armant sei9riebenen @rttfel.
GS ser9lei9t bic Ser. Staaten une
Spanien NIT ber Spinne unb BET Tlie9e
uub n,eint, baB bic arn,e Gliese i@werli@
Dem @epebe ibrer liti9en @e9nerin cut
9eben ,piiroe. Snpem pas 8ilb weiter
ouseefabrt >piro> perpen bic Ser. @taa>
ten> ais 8ruber Spnatban, unb Spanien>
als Nneolu6erin nit puntlen &u9en unb
leidten Giiben> III cine setpide Delicate
Situation perieBt. Senatban bietet, aber
baS empSrte Spanien mill lieter fterten>
olS feline Gbre Yrei8 0eben. NQein bier
;eist 1i9 Spnotbon in ieinem sa',sen
@lanse. @ebt i'm Gu@ einm1al an, bic
fen piden @apitaliiten, ct febt feit auf ben
6a6en BAT Elm i4arfes @u9e unp pernae
NIT einen 3dbnen nader ;u3ubeiben. ST
labt fem Sob In leiner Sadie tliu,per1
,nb bat einen unbebin9ten @lauben an
ben @ptt MiQipn unp ben &6ni9 DOL
lar. Ct ldbt baS aru1e Sparien l&reien
uno lpridt rubi9: ~Bab! le ipielt bic
Yribe, pas miro ibr idpn ver9eben. Sat
fie ert lln9lidsfdae erlebt> ~ ppuen mir
einu,al 3uieben> u ie bann aud nod iu
f@wieri9 fem miro. llnteroe1en peroop<
pele> seroreifa@e> Yerpierfade i& mei,,
Mnsebpt." l1np 10 tbut Ct. - M69e @ctt
rnS baYpr bepabrer> bic Eu9enb Spaz
MEMS 81 bear9wSbnen. @ir elauben fet>
bab es it, bieient @ueentlide lieter ferten>
ols ben i61niten Diamant ieiner &rore
~rerfaufen &pirpe. Nber es oab einmal
cine 1@Bne &Ini9in Don Granfrei@> i9
CLAUDE, es mar Nnna ppn Oeterrid, ter
maa la9te: ~Mooame, we,,n man Sbnen
cine MiQipn anb6te? GU uNiemolS !"
faete iie. ~9lber >pet, man Sbnen stpei
fanf sebn aabieten wirte?" - v@b,"
antrprtete iie, ~es bat sulebt S(4eS feline
@ren3en." Die Wnteritaner ,pi1en bas
AUDI. M6ee baber @punien nur nidt gu
fet auf feline Gusenp tauer1 unb mS9e es
feline S@pd@e perratben, iunt t1nnte es
let@t in jene Sage seratben, auf bic mir
in unlerem @eralet@e Don Der Tliese uno
Der Spinne binsewieim babeu. uDie
Tur6t bic iie Dor Dem 2drte1 bat unb Elm
eetpii1er @oanetismus, dbnli@ beua> ,uel>
der ben &p9el CUR S@lau9e bin3iebt
brinSen {ie wetne&o sunt Sale. @an
fnbet de IL nod piel 1@Sner. @an ladt
aber an bic @eripre&unsm penft man
1,i9t uaebr." M59e @panien iiber pieie
eebre na@benten> n,Sse IS ni@ts nnbe<
eadtiauer @eiie preisseben> font ,pirpen
Jpn lpater ale feline Gbrlnen ni9ts bell
fen> BET Mmerifaner ,plrbe es rur @@1ner
fnben unb purpe laden; eas lln9ebeuer
mare fdbis, @Qes gu nebu1en unp Mt@ts
gu besablen. ~. ii 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

SeaYenwprtb. II. MarS. 49, Die
Strabe na9 rem Yifcs Yeat via @mpty
gill it ben lsbten &eridten sufpl9c you
elmer Menae Gmi9ranten tetedt. Gin
Mr. Belih Der III 2evenpprtb anfom> tez
ri6tet, III 20 Ga9en $500 @clo 9efuucen
3u BADEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

SnYecrtn ST., muroe Elm ourh
relisi0le l%leterlpannun9 perrudt aepcr<
bsnea G9epaer Yeybaftet ala ea0elte etsn
int SesriT fanc, zines leiner flint &incer
~als eia Spfer fir bic Sluren bet @elt"
obsulhlodteu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

Nu waNb in . Ser. Staateu.
-G5 1T tereGnet wprocn> rnB bic Weitz
lidet III ben Ser. Staaten jabrli6 20
D(ilirnon tpiten bic Gerbreder 10 Miu.;
bic &edt59elebrten so Miu. Die ]tarfcn
0etr1nfe 200 MiQipuen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

Georgia (@lacon) 1T Colonel
8pne, eirer btr yeidften 8aumwpuen>
pFan3er pes Slbens, pon 6. Brp>pn er>
@pien muroen. l. ast >s@"a.~ -.
SnGincinnatt lou cine ufatbo>
lil&e @clf5balle" erri9tet &perben. @en1
nun ale itri9en Seften ebenfaus ~@ol!s=
baQen" tauem &pp. lollet1 ia Diejeniee1
bleiten, bic i@ pbnne relisitietl Beige
i&mad, Die fI@ tlob NJ en14Ii@ an,l>
iireu ppllen? NddfenS miro man in in
Cincinnati tatboliides, utberii@es, era1,<=
Belii&es u. I. ~. Bier trinten. @iQ ni9t
RAID Elm Sure bort cine Brauerei. erri9<
ten, pumit. man aud jabii9es Bier 3u
trir!en betomut? sls mir IN Bonn
einu;al ben prpfe6or Der Matbemotit, 9rn.
&iele aus .Goesfelb,, beiu9tel, er;dblte e.
ulllls; mu,e,,tl e / i'm. SStanoe eerpeitn, fatbo<
lif@e Matbematit yspr3utrasen, mare e
als profedor an biie. Mtapeuie Il, MinFert
S%ttuu,u.en, neil e. aber protttant lei, babe
man ibnl nidt etupout. -.
Bit std Duu,u,beit gilt te bod nod
II tter @elt. e. an3,) ~ = aaea+'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

pkilabelpbia. - (Gine Sidlesz
0el9i9te auf ancerm @e9e at9emadt.)-
&pr eini9en Ga9en bemcrtte ein ebemaliaes
Nit9lieo ceS @~eiunpbeitsz 8paro6 ;u iei>
tem 9rSbten @ertruB feline Tra> NIT einem
junsen @errn aus cinem @ele9enbeitS>
3auie frmmen. Der 9efrdnfte Gbeman11
500 IS abcr Ypr> co5 ua9etreue @be9e<
ippn6 rubi9 bel Dem Nrm 81 ueb,aen unp
ie 81 ibren Gltcrn ;uriidsubrinse,1 itatt
a Ia Sidle6 reren paramour ausu9uifen
unp tprt III lhiegen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-26

Der Oampfer nSennel lee" lar9tc- rpn &sra
Grus nit Niadridten bis gum 8. Mar,
an Der Miinouns peS Mii0lippi ait. -
Sci Gorcura Datte zinc S9laGt ~itattaez
funcen, III wel@er rer linfe Glasel Ycn
Mirampn'5 Mru1ee cine puitdnbioe Sic
cerla9e purd bic 2itera(en erlitt. Miraz
mon yerlpr 100 Gpote unb Yermunoete, 8
&anpnen unp 800 @epebre nebit elmer
9rpBen S.uantitdt Munitipn.
Tera6. - 8on Gan @li;ario urb
81 palc fnp Na@ridten e%in9slaufen, baB
bort smiiden 8iir9ern unb Sploaten auf
ber einen Seite unp elmer 8ante Don 60
- 70 Me6calurp5 auf ber anbern Seite
Elm @efe9t itatt9efunoeu bat, norm 4
Nmerita1cr 9et5ntet unb perl6ierene> mo-
runter 2ieut. 2areue, %ser,punbet trurce,,.
Son ben Snoianeru Mieben 20 - So de
batten in BET Ndbe BON Gli;arip Yferoe
unb SGien 9eitoblen.
Dae bel pprto &icp i'm Getruar
we99enommsne Sflopen19if mar bic 8arfe
uMajeltie," !pelde iter 1000 @flaz
zen an Sorp bate. Nabe an 1000
6arbise purpen in 5apanna ans 2anp
seicst. @~1
Samoica. Na@ridten ypr Sing
fton, rei@en bis gum II. Gebr. Gin
5ayti'lder &rie9szS @ooner nit trei Sc
ianoten pom praiipenten @efarb an ben
@ouYerneur war an9efommen. Gr bat
;uslei@ 8efeble nitsebra9t,. bel (einer
@idfabrt ale pplitii&en Gll&tlin9e, bic
e6 winiden, beinsunebmen.
Soulouque ftarb inter @ufidt ber 8ez
b6rcen Don Somaiea. CT lag trant bar
1,ieoer uno lein Iuffemmen pirb besmei<
felt. ~.- -a@".T .s.tn suy INIT n.f-
GIN peut19e6" wp9enbl1tt
aus 9pnpon. - @otfriep 5&sintel bat
1t@ bur6 ben Sob leiner Satin ni9t bea.
gen lafen, icnbern gu BEN beten S9mer>
3e1SitiQet 9esriHen> ben es 9eben fam, -
;ur oeruebrten Gbdti9feit. Am 8. San.
CAB ct bic erite Drummer zines neue, teut>
i9en @o9enblatte8 in 9onbon untert Dem
Sitel n"5ermann, beuti9es @c@en>
blatt aus eouppn>" beraus. Gs 1T Elm
bQbl9es Doppelquartblatt unb entbdlt bes
Yieles. Das 8latt trd9t
eiaen Observation-Disclosures,
als eiirta foeial>politiiden @ba>
rafter. 90 fottt IN Anerifa $500 bas
9abr unp' $2.75I tas 9albjabr unp it
bur@ Bu&bdneler ~ teiebtn, sE't'. az
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Sn Gleoelanr, 5bic, bat Gin
oeutIder S@ubmader, Nannens Stride,
eit1 unsbeli@eS &inp> has feline @9waae<
rim Maria Yruller> i1m aetoren> auf fan
1lballlhe 8eiie ern,ereet. Der unmsul1
mari oas arlne 8eieu ben S9wciutn ppr.
0ae5 leeo9 i9rie, 10 ;eisten bic Sdmeine
ltebr Grtarten al5 rns Sdeulal uuo
eer1brtsn bus arn'e @irmden riat. -
Der @lenee aber ersriF fem &inc pieoer>
>@nitt ibm bic @ursel ourd, mari e5 III
ZEN Nttritt unc i@ittetc Nide uao ancsrn
unrntb rorauf T.
Die Na9taun saten Rem pclisei<8e<
a'nten Siel Madrtdt bet has &iup ra6
tangent SUDDEN fanp uup ben @ertre6er
Johann Serbaftetc.
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Baltimore 8. Mdrs. 49, Der ncue
Ddmpfu Baltimore" fam nabe SbcmaS
ppint 1T Der @bealepeafe 8ay nit einem
propeller III Golificn uno lanf au9e,z
bliflid. Die Mannl1aft rettete {d.
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81. 9putS.-Die beieen 8arbierz
jun9en Nid Grautpein unb Clinton 2eije,
bic tpe9tn Grucreun9 Don 5u9b Dornie
gum &pbe Yerurtbeilt paren, iinb beena<
oi9t, uno bic carauf be;i9liden Dpfu<
mente eeS @puperneurs bier ein9etrofen.
-Gs fanp bier flrsli@ cine @olfssdb>
lung Statt. Die Stact bat $4,000
@in>ppbner, wprunter 1851 Mmerifancr,
1854 Deutide> 22>013 Srldncer, 3,451
Gn9ldnrer, 1887 Tran;olen, 1872 freie
6arhi9e unb 1884 Stlaoen. Son ben
2ebteren ino 1893 weitltden @el 9led<
tea
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&ermii6te Na6ridteu.

Sn 81. &ntbonp. Minn., trannte
leBten Mcnta9 Madt taS 9auS pes @yu.
5citetter ab> obne to6 irgeno etrpas 9ez
rettet muree. Bur 3eit, als has Teuer
au6bra@, mar Miemanp III 6auje.
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Trtebrt@5eGerer Ifnete ypri9en
Mitt'pp& Mteno tm peutl9en SnRitut in
@t. 2cui6 eiaen @yclu5 ppn @prlelun3en
fiber uoie en9lii9e &eypluttp,1 unp @rom<
meU"
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gu prets bieMrmutb

gu prets bieMrmut b
in New zYprf arbeitet.-D Der
Superintendent bes ~5ouie Of Snbuitrie"
beiudte Dor eiinisen Taser cine arnne
@ittpe. Die arn,e Trau, >pel@e 3wet
feline &inber in her S9ule bat, tpurbe in
benz 3uitanbe duberfter Notb arsetrofem>
inpem faft jepes Stif ibrer 6%ausserdtbr
beteits veriebt trar. Sie beidaitiste ii@
nit Ndben pun &appen ,,,nb stpa,r fit ben
preie BON 2 Gents pet Stiid,j 70 baB fe
nit Der dueerien &%nfren9urs ,1rr 10
S6tQinse bic Bu6e ~perbienen tonnte.;-
5n ibrer duberite1 gaob Bate ft nd al,
pas ~6ouie Of 9nbuftrit" geptnpet. IN,
eine unterflbune Spn $500, '8413c~
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Gin Decret ber Reeieruns yon 81 Q NJ
teoibco tpcii't bic Se(uiten aus.
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Sn fat alien 5ftliden 6taeten ffinpen
Arbeitertcweg III gen ltatt, unt
bRbcre 96bne 81 e%t3ieler. Die meiten
@~rteitseber ilno auf Sic Beltelten Becin<
Aanssn e%insesa''een. DaS 1T isoenfaus
fin 3ei9en Hpn belleren 3eiteu.
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SnSalem NJ, Mi&.. 1T Elm @eiili9er
Or. Splbua @etb, ,pesen Tali6man,erei
i'm 9rrbartisiten Mabitate, yerbaftet ,pprz
ben. Man fanp mebr ais $4,000 1T
fal1Hem 0elpe bei linn.
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Die parttembersiide &esieruns 1T nun
aud eem reutld>a nj eritani14en
fYertra9e teiaetreten uno 8riefe
mad uao pcn BUrttembers per 9ambur9
unb 8remcr Danpfer - nit pecr phne
Scrau6te;aDlun9 - fpiten III 3ufunft
anitott % ltur Is @t5.
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AlbanY> 20. Mdr;. - (@ilenbabuz
un9lud.) - Ser Sturm bate ben Damn
5rti&en 9amilton ,1b DunbaS C@reat
8etern 8abn III @anata) pes9eri1en>
uno cine locomotive iam,nt 3wei pa0a<
eierz uno einem @fpddwa9en i~tiir;ten in
oa6 pom Sturm uno &e9en 9epeitl9te
@ai1er. Se&s Yeripnen ,puroeu set1ptet
unb Yiele Yertpuneet. II