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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17
Pie sandwich Islands Treaty.

Nfte~ Hawaiian treaty, which has been before
the Senate for some weeks, was thoroughly dis
cussed Yesterday in executive session, and, not
withstanding Senator Summers advocacy, was by
the untirins e~xertions of Senator Fessenden laid
on the table. where IL doubtless Will remain In
undisturbed repOse until the r~eaSsembhng OF
Congress. The leading objection TO the treaty is
its reciprocal character. and which, II was held,
if confirmed by the Senate, would lnure 10 the
benefit of the Hawaiian Government. In this
discussion we see that doctors in craftsmanship,
a. in Incidence, are prone TO differ, tor the cause
has never vet existed in which really able and
learned men could not with ability strenuously
argue a ~negntion as well as an affirmation.
The first article of the treaty, which for the
present has been definitely disposed of, proposed
that animals, a~rrowrOot, coffee, cotton unuanu-
featured. fruits and vegetables, furs. hides and
skins, sugar not above No. u Dutch standard IN
color. syrups of sugar and molasses, and other
products of the Hawaiian Islands, should be adj
mitted into all the ports of the United States free
of duty and the second article provides that, In
consideration of the first article, the Hawaiian
Government should admit into all its ports free OF
duty some thirty articles the produce of the
United States, including bullion, gold and silver
coin, manufactured cotton, beef, bacon, ham,
pork, fish, hardware, iron and steel, lumber,
leather, tallow, machinery, paper. petroleum and
wooden manufactures not made into clothing.
This convention Is signed by Edward NJ. McCook,
United States Minister, and Charles Coffin Harris,
Hawaiian Minister TO tie United States, and IT
ratified would remain in force for seven years.
This treaty ought to have secured the favor of
the Senate in view of future possibilities. 1t is
impossible we could lose by it. 1t is a certainty
that in many important respects We would have
been gamers. As a halfway house 10 China and
japan the Sandwich Islands will every year be-
come more and more important. The day is not
far distant when our sovereignty over these islands
will have become a commercial necessity If we
would continue undisputed masters of the North
Pacific and we know no better means OF hasten
ing on that event and making such n result desir-
able and precious than to enter upon such rela-
tions with the Sandwich Islands as shall encourage
citizens OF the United States to settle there in
large and increasing numbers 1t is clearly our
policy TO make the Pacific an American sea. The
present was a favorable opportunity OF encourag-
ing so desirable a contamination, and our advice
would have been for the immediate acceptance of
the treaty.-N. Y. Herald, July 25th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17

The ISLAND OF LUzoN.-The Island of Luzon is
the largest of the PHILIPPINE group; it is about
500 miles long, with an average width of 65
miles. Some places is not more than 30, and at
others it is fully $50. 1t contains numerous
rivers and streams, some of which are sufficiently
large for vessels of 200 tons; but the majority
are small and all of them having very strong cur
rents. There are many lofty mountains, extern
sive plains, and valleys as fertile rs any that can
be found in any part of the world. Some of the
mountains are volcanic and covered with lava,
while others are covered with a dense growth of
trees called dougoa and Uaoidcc-the wood of
which il declared by the shipbuilders of Manila
aud Cayite to be superior to lakewood for ship
building purposes. The volcano of Balman can
be seen a distance of forty miles, and is nearly
all the time sending forth a dense volume of
smoke, and is very frequently in "a state of active
eruption. Earthquakes are also very frequent,
and sometimes frightfully destructive. The city
of Manila has been partly destroyed several times;
but like other cities which have met a similar
fate it has, Phoenix like, sprung from the ashes
and appeared TO be rejuvenated. There are also
many lakes on the island-the largest of which is
Lagunade Bay. This lake is about $50 miles in
area, and the average depth of it Is Is fathoms.
There arc several islands in it; the largest, called
Talim, is three leagues long by one wide. Fiji
teen streams of various sizes empty into this lake,
while its surplus waters are carried of by the
river Pazig-solnetimes called Manila river, ow-
ing to it's debouching into Manila Bay, near the
city Of Manila.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND
The Grand Annual Show of the above Society,
which has been so judiciously held this year at
Leicester, may be considered as one of the most
successful on record, 9 6 ,653 persons having paid
&c, 740 Is. sd. for admission. The field trials of
tillag re implements lasted a week, under scorching
weather all the time, and watched by large
numbers Of agricultural and other spectators.
The horse-drawn ploughs have been through the
most severe ordeal that they have ever known.
The Judges have taken the greatest possible care
and pains, intently watching every furrow, meas
uring and testing the work with rule, square,
and level, clearing away the cut soil for an exam
ination of the unmoved bottom, taking by draft
d-ynamometer the mOtive-power required 10 draw
each implement, and finally inspecting the parts
and construction of each selected plough. And,
moreover, the condition of the ground has been
such that no second-rate tool could possibly gloss
over a piece of work that might be pleasing TO
the eye, but wanting in soundness of execution.
The result OF the preliminary, second, and final
trials has been to give Messrs. James and Freder-
lex Howard, of Bedford, the lions share of the
honours Messrs. Ransomes and Sims, of Ipswich,
a second place and Hornsby and Sons, of Gran
than, a third place, but considerably lower down
in the scale of awards whilst other makers are
commended or nowhere.-IeLegrdph.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17
Hats,
Saddlery, &c,

Men. sup1ior EnEli5h, German ard Frsneh Saddles. iarg
Lakes SsL4l-s. Bricks q various styl-s,
Biits, SLgrs. e4d4s CiotLs, &c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17

Or OF THE PARIY.-The Oskal1o-a Herald tells
the following amusing story ola lifelong Demo
era; in that vicinity who was for years n slave TO
drink, but for twenty months past had been a
radical temperance man. lie was sitting in bis
Office convcFsing with several Of his friends when
the door opened and Mr.. ID. arigid old Democrat,
came in. The usual compliments of the day
ra,sed, when the latter gave Mr.. II. a slight
nudge and winked him out to the back door,
when cautiously peering around to see that no
one was observing them, he drew from the deep
recesses of his pocket n pint flask, which bore the
appearance Of having been several times visited,
and asked him 70 drink.
No." replied II. a. don't drink"
You are a liar - responded ID.
al pledge ycu INV word, responded II. " thatI
have not drank a drop for over twenty months"
l. that 500"
1t * and | am now a member Of the Good
Templar Lodge in this place"
For a moment a look o., blank establishment
came over the countenance Of the old Democrat,
which gave way to one Of anguish, as ne said
Good God have YOU left the Democratic
party?"
Mr.. II. Is still n strong Democrat, but thinks
the above too good TO be lost.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17
Hosiery,

A Chsse. Aa=rasn. q Mas Cotton, half Wool, Nerino AMI
SIX Un4-rsh %. and uussvr.-au isrse snr-.
A couPi.se Insob- o. Mas Sccss 10 Coston and wooi-Shitr,
color-d aDd Fsn-y.
LaI.-' Fss White sn4 Baek Stoe.I,g,, sspsrar qualify.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23

mabrte Greibeft in Der Besrinpuns ei<
nes 6auStanoe8 unp elmer Gan1tlte Serz
auoemetuert uno bas in Sbrer lebten
@e0ion be9rinrete Snititut Der Grei5dz
9i9feit er9dnst,
Dieles @sles, 70 wie bic @elebe Gber
bic Mufbebuns Der S6ulobaft rnp cte
S6liebuns Der 6Hentlt9en Sptelbanfet
bemeil en-, bab bic iittli6en uno bic mirtbz
Idaftden Momente in ben Muf9aben
btS BunoeS @anb in 9ano 9eben.
Dur9 cine &etbe Don ppfYertrd9en,
mel6e Sbre 3uittmmun9 erbalten baben,
1T bic in Der sprigen Seilon 9eurpnete
GrmdbtSu19 Der Yorto = Sare auf pie
auswdrttge Gprrei ppnoens oua9epebnt.
Da5 0eleB Iber Die Suartitrletitun9
inn Griecen iidert cine 9ere9tere &ertbetz
lung u11c tnnerbalb rer bur@ bic unerz
ldeli9en &ufji6ten auf bic Tinanslage
eebptenen gr1nSeu cine on9emefenere
@er9utun9 eieler 2etitun9. "
Our9 bic ben Nn9eb6rt9en Der voru1az
lt9en i9leswtA ~bpliteinti1en Nrmee be-
miQi9tsn Yeniionen uno llntertiibun9en
rpiro cine S9ulc 9ettl9t, III beren Nner<
fennun9 Sie Cid nit ben rerbunceten
&eAierungen Sereint9tet.
Die Mabz uno 0emt6ts Sronun9
erDfnet Die MuSl i9t auf bic Ser teuun9
zines einfa9en unp einbettltden Syitemes
fir 9ans Oeutl1larp uno flbrt elmer 81
ni9uns auer ctpiliiirten Nationei auf
riele en- 0ebtete ndber.
Die 8ilnun9 reS reutiden &olfeS
bGrst bafur, bob bic Ycn Der Mu5flbrun9
bic les Syltems un;ertrennltden S@wiez
riofetten 1T nt6t au;u LANCER 3ett ;u
Uberwinccn fem >peroen.
Muf benz @ebiete ps5 Steuerpel ens 1T
bic @let9mdBt9fett Ger 8el teuerun9 Der
rpi9tt9iten Nrtitel oe5 &erbrau@s inner
bolb be5 8unbe5 ber9eteQt unb Der leBte
@@ritt !geldeben> tpelder fir ben Gtntritt
Meflenbures uno 2Ibeds in bic 9emetnz
fame 3pulininte erforoerli6 war.
l1no %. entla1e Sd Sie, 9eebrte Ser
rem, nit Meinem uno Metner toben Ser
BIZ reten Dante fir bic Mitmirfun9,
rpelae Ste loppbl UNI erem 9%emeiniauen
@erfe ais audi ben 9roben Snterelen ;uz
sswencet baben, 3u reren pRe9e mir nit
ZEN 1uoceutl1en Staaten rerbunoen ilno.
Sd entla0e Sie nit rer 3uoeritdt,
caB bic 6ri6te Strer Nrteiten bel unS
uno in gang Deutidlanp unter Dem Sez
gen tc5 TriecsnS 9eceiben wercen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
6ieruber ldreibt Der uNe1p yurter Demo-

6ieriber idreitt Ser ug}erp yorter Demo-
frat:"
IS fno teine @4ife reselmdbis fir
tieien 9unpel bettnumt aber CUR jebtz
gen 3eit, 100 er 1t& ouf feiner 56be be-
fneet, Derren cine Men9e Gabrseuse all
lerlet Mrt, aud man9e Tt19ertabne in
pieifm lienfe benubt. Die Sation fir
NnanaS uno 8ananen lit jeyt pa, unb
unermeBlt6e Men9en oieler Tridte fino
am Tuee ces 8urltns Clip ab9elaocnt
100 ite oft pr,t TuB bod a%uf9ebduft lie>
gen. Man9mal &perpen adt Bis ;ebn
Tru@ti6iTe cprt ;u 9lei6er 3ett ab9ela@
ben. Dies Sabr lit bic Srudt son be-
ioncerS idSner Sualitlt !; bic Mnanas
fait ;u reif. Die lebteren tpmmen bier
n1etit Don 8aracca unp Nal lau. IS
weroen bis 81 Gnpe ibrer Saiipn, bic 9ez
gen Gnpe niel les Monot5 fdut, ilebst9
ODER a6t;i9 S6if5labunsen Nnana5 bier
ab9eltefer trpYpn bic 5dlfte f9pn a119ez
tommen 1T. Die Stdrte Der Gareoes
i9manft smiiben ;metz uuo ie4stauie nb
Dubenp. Die 8ananen<@ oiicn bestnnt
bier ae,p6bnlid einen Mpnat friber unp
idliebt einen Mpnat ipdter alS jene.
Dreiz bis ie6staui enp 8uIdel Bananen
bilcen Elm Cargo. Die meiiten tcmmen
BON 9aracoa; aud Naiau, Cuba, Me>
rico une Mittel : Nmerifa lie ert pelde
fir ben bieiiseu Marft.
GocoSnlie weroen NIT ben 8ananen=
@arapS in Men9e 9ebra@t, 5aoaneier
Sran9en iinp jebt ni6t gu buben ; bic
6ran9en AM biei9en @artt iino fransSz
fide unp italtenii@e* Die 5aoaneier
tpmmen &nfans5 Nuoember uno Der So
bepunft tbrer @aiion lie9t in Der @eibz
nadt6wu@e; bic Senpun9en Don bort
b1ren Gnbe Sanuar aut penn bic Melz
ianer unp franj6ll9en Mpfelitnen tomz
men. Sn REM @e19dft NIT 5aYaneler
Sran9en 1T Iber cine bolbe MiQion
Dollars an9ele9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Ebrpnrcee ees &1n;es BON 3reufen
beim 9d1uNe ec5 Hct@Sta9cS.

Berlin 20. Sunt.-Se. N(ajetat
Der &Dnta Don bat beute ben NetbSta9
ce5 Nprpoeutl9en Sunoe5 nit fol9enper
2brobrepe 9ei&lc1en:
0eebrte @erren POM &eia5ta9e ee5
Nprooeutl9en Bunoe5!
Sie iteben ant S@lu0e elmer Sellon>
wel9e reid an Muben! aber auh an Grz
9ebnt1en par.
SIN bin9ebencer E%bltisteit baben sic,
int @erein nit oen perbunpeten &e9te<
runsen, bic Gilnrtdtunsen oes 8unces
auf9ebuut urp befelt9t uno wi&ti9e &ez
former Der %9erneiniamen @eiesgebung
tbeil5 ein9eleitet> tbeils gum Mbi4lude
9ebro@t.
Die %fnaneiellen Tra9en> pelde einen
bersorra9enoen 0e9enf tanb Sbrer 8eraz
tbun9en btloeten, iino in BEL rieriaenper
@eiie gel6it.
Sncem Ell Die Sermaltun9 Der in Der
rcrt9en SelItpn fir bic Gntmidelun9 Der
Martne uno Die GerpoQ1Gnpt9unS Der
MISUNDERSTANDING tei9lpl1enen Mnletbe
cer %bepdbrten Serraltun9 eer preubti@en
Staat5l9uloen anoertrauten> baben Sie
bic 6prtbilpuns pieies 3~ei9e5 unierer
@ebrtruft seiidert pelaem chen - iebr
Meine e%in9ebenre Sprsfalt ais bic Sym<
patbteen ter Nation ;asetrenoet ilnc.
Sic 81 rfinot9uag uber bic @ermalz
tuno rieler @nleibe bat es seltattet, in
benz Don Sbnen an9enonmeret1 8unees>
bauSbalts : Gtat, pbne cine tpelentlt@e
GrbSbuns per fprtrauer1pe1 @%uS9aten,
fir rie TBroeruns Der Aussaben oes
Bunces in ausrei@enpem Mabe Turlorz
&c 81 treFen. ~#n
Die Gnrt9tun9en, beren e5 beoarf, unit
uber bie 8%erpenpun9 Der Gtnnabnett oes
8unpeS bic perfadun95mabfse &e911'1t'9
III lesenL ftnb porldufB secronet.
Durd paS 0eieb iber bic Aufbebut199
Der ppliaeli9en 8el1rdnfunse1 ber Be<
fuenib CUR Gbeldliebuag, 1T bic our@
%pieljdbri9e Grfabruns in preueer be-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Eur bte 8iebiuht

G!na bic Gouuties ansta. :Sfanti une strburae tdonees &C..
yrairie. @efrdua uno leidts @albuneen bafelbe If etuds
bUselie, nit ~un3dbtisen Geen unb 1T son 3ablrsiden fie6enten
@epdnern bur&ldnitten, telhe Don elmer glenge gutez 2Die.
fenldntereter ~unaseten fne bic einen u%u8e9euren gsrratt bon
1ras uub 5eu lieieru. sic iio ledt %pal1rb1r, UNI III ben
Wtuen am 2ate superior uno IL ten 1annentoalouneen bes
une sor,uslidaen gedrtte fit Sen Gertapf ton Ntnbuieb i'm
Qante bteten: sSn g~erbineung NIT Der Bteb3udt 1T Is moth.
perbie, bic Gufnneriian,tets aui bic Gtatlaae 40 lealer. td6
bas Ntlhgefddft nod TIM ~enteten IL, mas aus ben trten
preHea BON Butter uub Safe uno aus lem grceen import tener
arttel aus ben Sa1i&en Staatea eri&ttia If.
Die S@afudt
fdast an IN Ntnneio ta ftsr eintrdslib au usrben unb auSer
Zen pben beibritbenen Qdnbereien In Nnofo, Sfnntt uno 5ter-
burne Counties. fne bic praisieldnbersien prn Nteeter, !Aaneiz
uu9t unb RonOnsalia te{onbers fir bieisn 3~ed ssudt.
3abluussbebinecneen.
Di(e 2dabereien p.rben tn garssaea DON 40. so unb 100
Nfern uxo tariter su prehen a%usseSu.ea, wel6e auilden S.
unb $40 per older Sarrtiren Unit einisen tpeniaeu YarSeQeu AZ
t6beren yreifen), ie mad er Bei& afenbeit uuo Gntftrnun9
ees Qanbes Don Der Giisnbatn. sic rpereen entpebe. fir taar
gelb poer auf larse 9ermire perfauit Cetn Sabre u.rn Is
s%srlanet rriro)l NIT 7 gre;tnt ~tatrliden Sntsreasn, banit ~.
terait elite perirnen tefatist uerSe1. cine 5eimfdtle, inter biz
liser Besinsuneen, IN elmer %seiunsen unb p%rctutttuen 6esenb
au e%rlaneen. Dteieuisen, ,rel9e ben Betaen eutlong f1pn
Nisesrlafsnsea %sesranset, batsa sefantsn, bag ibreedabersien
i'm gDetb UNI SO 9ro;ent idtrlt5, seFEesen fnb.
Dieis e1neereten itns ieis 1857 rst1 !Vertauf 3urudtetalte.
DIN, sduisn, .Sobsfra6tn anS Mdriten susaneltd.
TN, n1bere Mustanft msnhe man ti4 an
a- George 8. 8eder,
- ..t.. eanb.g om nj frner,, Ct. paul, glian.
3trmann Erptt 9ecrttar. tp<p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Sam MeY. 6. >. TenpaQ, MltIten
Nnr{tht t.

s,,s,,>,s >s,,,de snebi,incn ,uersen uaassmaa:. Maa
1ss H' 'u1 Ss5 bic nnttriariis = yen 8. " sdien f5
e u BENT M lmialss isss:. 1ta. IT, ssEns ;s;,,: Gas snssts
Nnp unsdt.-Saapt.O fEeet I'M y yssEa" s'e'''"s o""F'
9borles ST. evans. Gisestsamer,
fruber s. 81. SadiOn u. 50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
@ebrudtbeit Der @timmunp.
g b ~ i E,

aus iraenb elmer ltrla9e entipringeno> GrldlaTun9
be5 @yaems, berbeisefurt bur9 barte
Mrbeit, @trapaBen raube
@itterun9, Gleber &c.
Is oiebt feline aNeoi,in, wslbe eteisn glebt,insn tn ~fulsentsn
NIuen' elaitsprn,t. Dem sau,sn Safsnt ruro spanning
unb griite ~perlieben. Der Ispet;t nire Sst1stt, man pa1 9s.
rue an Ser Nobruna, Der Wtuael perb1ut prompt, e1a Stut
pirb aersiuiat, bic 9autflrbe wirb trilb uro 9sluno' DE esee
TIrbuna rtrb RON ben Nugen entternt. ee 9Dan3cn Wsr9eH
blubeub1 unS Der lbpa6e uno nerp1ie Xrante rtro sn ,tarses
urb ~eeluneea Qoelen.
2eute, mel9e i'm 2eten Yorseradt ilnc>
urt bic gDtrtuns Der Belt nit alien ttrsa sew6bnlthsa usb.lr
lhmer auf fb lanen fublen, sveroen IN Der psnusu19 eteles
BttterS pber 8 . tc elm Glirtr fteelt, ueltes lpren Aoern
nsues eeben %einHDden, in eirsn1 Sspt1en Vraes ee enstSx nmo
bie @lutb ilnserer Gage riepsr %berlteasn, thre ~salansa'snse.
{trumpfte 1prm aufri9ten une ibNen FUR DE 1ertsen 2a3e
Gclunbbeit unb ISpblieia seben 1u'ro.
BUR Bea9tun9.
g. ~ cine ousoen,adts 1batIade, tas %souadnbis etneS aft!
e eine pst autsn @ %Ssa,S SH!' it, oser INN i'd iibrsr austrads:
ssGiit ~ beOienen, lid ntat ! mpbl flbt." Sic fnS mat
oqer Gneraie bar, GuBsrf nervDs nns babsn tetaeH n.y.
petit. .>,, r..
ie namentlid su %en1pfeblen.
@@wa9e uno carte &tnoer
merceu turd ben @ebraud elmer Ser beissn Nebtsinen getrdi
tat. sic werSen ieoen SAL pom Mbaebruns unfe1lea'
turtren. ~ s.. r.,
Gauiente spn 9eueniden tsbsn ID in ben Saaeen es VT
o.ntbIr,srs anoebduit, allein Der Naum ntro un5 uur juI
SerSTentliduns eintger psniss %seRastsn: Dtsi { temn'sn, nil
man bemerteu piro, Don leuteu Don Nuf une elmer iol&sr
Steluns, bas man itaen 8lauben l8entsr r1ab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Sic pdpTliben @erbuu9cn in Mmc.
rita.

Gin Invertebrates Document 1T cine . III
steue 8etanntma9un9 Der tatbplil9en
G,bil9pie Don Baltimore Cincinnati,
Stem gorf unp ct. 2ouis, bic 8tloun9
zines fir ben &rie9sotenit ces parie5
betimmten 8ataiupns in ben Ser. Staa>
ten betrefenc. llniere 2eier erinern ft@>
caB Spr Sturgeon our9 oas9ltlantii6e &a>
bel bic gfadridt bierber9elan9te> rab Don
&om aus su iol6en @erbun9en in ben
Scr. Staaten outori1irte 8eYpuma@ti9te
ro9 ntelem 9ance ab9e9on9en ieten> unr bic
errp lbnte Grfl1runs Der ameritinil1en
pr1laten nimnt i'm Ginsanse 8e;uS auf
Elm curd Die 3ettun9en oerDfentlt9te5
uRuncidreiben BON &pm", pona@ Der
bell. @ater acknowledging erfldrt babe
,ur Mnnobme Der Dtenl tie zines 8atatQpns
Spn 1000 Mann> in ben &ereint9ten
@taaten auS;ubeben unr BON ben &atboz
iiten III cielen 2anre gu equtpiren uno crei
Sabre lang III unterbalten.
SIN eran9efIbrten uGaro" nun balten
Die pralaten 11nter &eriderun9 ibres aufz
ri6ti9en @un19e 5> cas- bic @eltli9el1nz
abbdn9i9feit ceS. bell. &ater5 aufredt e.
balten rerpen mS9e> sund@it fir nptb<
menrta, III erfldren, paB cer Gori9la9
;ur MuSbetuns uno Gquipirung zines
omeritanii9en Batatupns nt@t son
tbnen au69e9an9en iet. Mber
babel bleiben Die GrsbiidSfe ni9t iteben.
3war nit 9ritlider Mtloe aber aud
NIT Qberraldenben 6reimutb fabren (e
in ibrer Grfldrun9 fo!9encer MaBen
fort:
vSp oiel mir erfabren, If. er Ger
&prl 9la9) au69e3an9en uno BEL ben
mtlitdrilden BebDrcen in Rpm au6<
couerno betrieben wprcen ourd, cine
pper mebrere Yerlpnen &pelde IS uaterz
1pn1nten bahen, uns 81 certreten, ni9t
bios obre uniere @enebmt9un9 ocer
Grmd6tisuns, 1pnrern ielbit otne unz
fer @i1en ; uno mas ete6 nod be-
merfensmertber madt> 1T Die Gbatia&e,
bab Der Ser wel9em Is 9elun9en it,
fir ii9 ielbl} int &orauS rte 8eltalz
luna ;umS beylieutenant fit ra6@pm<
ma11po res Ypr9efdla9enen 8atatlon5
III fGern, cine perion 1T. &pelde, wte
mir su ia9en uns SerpRt&tet fablen>
uni er 8ertraue1 >pecer 9enteBt nod su
9enieeen bere9tt9t 1T, ppr;u9lt@ in et<
ner Stelun9 Scn 10 bober Ssrantrortz
li1feit."
vNusercem fam. na1 UNI erut urz
t3eil, cas- &lare pie IS prrselbla9en
Iporcen> unp NIT ben tbm angeban9tet1
8epinsunsen> nidt erfcl9rei4 our95
oefabrt >rercen; unb jeeer @erlud,
oteS ;u tbun, wlroe, flr9ten mir ant
fatt ber Sa6e uni ereS ebr>piroi8e1
1np qeliebten bell. &oter5 ;u ptener,
i'm gum Nadtbeile 9erei&en."
Die prdlaten IAlieben cann tbre Grz
fldruns nit Der MuHprperurg an ibre
~frei9ebiaen unb slauben6treue1 fatboli~
I@en &inoer" pie btsber> una6 tbren
Mitteln rei9li6 fit bic uaterbaltu19
ibre5 9en1etnl9afti9en @ater6 beisuften<
err" >ppflr ibnen belen vtparn1e Stutz
9u119 unp fem appitpltiher Se9en" pbne
3wetfel perpe gu She'll rperpe1.
SIS erbeut oaB oas gauge unternebn1en
benz S9wtnbel zines v@entleman" feline
Gnttebun9 %serpantte, Der fir ftd 1elb1t
cine Sberl tlteutenantte1e unb perntutb@
lid fir ettni9e ietner Treunpe Elm Dube1o
SlRterSpatente brau9te uno Smart
9enu9 &par, baS pdpitlide &rie9sminiitez
RUM fir fem pldn@en su %serptnner.
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ben e9ten erbaltet*
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