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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
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II. 6ibulpb Ut &e9ensburQ
Il, Gitten uno @Menlbaften 9ebiloet
waro pom &Snis Yiptn CUR bild6Fi@en
@Irce in Irter erboben. 9ter aua
9iebe 3ur GinIamteit leete CT tieleBurc'
nieper, lebrte in hem &lpfer MoYen=
1noutier III 2etbrinsen @iele pen @ee
rgputomn,eabeit fennen uno ;ei&net'
Vd pur1 cine muncerbare Nd9Renlteb'
aus. Starb 707.
IL. SH @ualbcrt rpr
Gloren; purpTIn pem Musenbltde, ale
er blutise 3a9e an eem M5rper 1einei
&aters 8rueer nebmen wollte, purd
cen 3uruf: ,er m56te Jpn um bee
Namens Sefu tpiuen perseiben", ip feb
serlbrt pas er ibm vsrsieb. @tarb in
SABRE 1913.
13. Gu9en rar BHdpf Spn
Carthage, Ia pieie &irde BON ben 9lrtas
aern perfpIst tpurpe. @eine nit uniis
berpinolider Stancbaftf9feit uno ftete,
5bdtistett fir ben reinen @lauben Ibers
fanpenen Dran9lale enptste ct als ein
8ertpielener in einem &lpi piter i'm Sabre
sos.
IA. 8enaSentura trat In ben
Srben pe6 bell. Tran;isfus. Durd)
feline 9rpben Bi6enidaften oereint NIT
Demutb> paro CT bic 3ierpe leineS Sr>
pens. Gum Raroinal unp Bii9pf DON
Mlbanp ernannt leitete er BET Stride bic
ausee;eidnetiten Dienfe. Starb i'm
1874.
Is. 6einria 9ebpren gu Nba@,
6ersps in Basern> rann 1902 gum
&aiier ertpdblt unp gefr6nt, Yer,penoete
feline Madt sur @erbreitun9 pcs @bri>
{tentbuma, iein&ermD9en su Stiftun9en
unp ;ur untsyitiiBun9 Der Nrmen. 81
leltlt mar ein Yeiiptel leltener Tu9enD,
belpucers Der 8eul ldbeit. Starb 1924.
16. Neinelpt6 Iodter per
bsil. Nmalia, bat Don ibrer s3ugeno an
einrn 9otteefirdti9en 2ebsnswanpel 9ez
iiibrt. Ypn ibren ererbten &eidtbu bumern
lief ie fi9 nidt blenpen, lonpern Yer<
tpenrete ctei ielben su beili9en 3meden.
Sie tarb, ,pdbrsno 1te pem @ebete pbz
lag.
II. Alerius> Der ein;ise Sobn
zines reiden r1milaen Senators, erbielt
pur9 9ebre unp Gu9enpbeilpiele cine
portrefFi9e GrSiebun9 uno ,pdblte fret
miuise 9lrmutb uno Ole &euldbeit.
De6pesen cntmid er aus rem odterli~
9en 6aule in caS CT lpaterbtn alS
frember Bettler ,ur1dfebrte unc bort unz
erfannt lebte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
ct. Naul, Wfinmeiota, Samfta9 Sen 10. gull 1876.

wie lan9e nod, unb Die S9raufen pe'
Di6cipltn wurpen iberi9ritten. Mud
auf Der Gictoria berrldte unter oe'
Sdtfsmannl9aft cine oumpfe @dbz
runA nur MoeRro Nnce uno ieint
2anpsleute 3eisten ben Wutb, ft& in
pa6 unpermciplide ;u fiieen uno muir
Zen raber Don ZEN Spantern nit mibz
traui1den Bliden becbadtet.
lnb Spls? &pnnte Ct ntdt ben
gomiral bur1 feline tinoli@en Bitten
CUR llmfebr bepe9en ? ibm BON Dem
Mibmutb Der 8e(aBun9 er,dblen unc
pac,lrd fcinen 6ern ouf oaS ibm bro
benoe lln9ewitter aufmerf(am MAIDEN ?
Der orme Solt! N9 @ott, pa lag Ct
in Der &ojiite, pte Elm Sfelett atoesebrt
uno ou@ .pieper nit feberil1 serItbeten
Wanseu, unfdbis fi6 BON fetnem 2a9er
3u erbeben. Der Mr;t nannte e6 Elm
Gieber, bersprserufen burd ben @ediel
Der flimattlden Serbdltnife. Mtt fill
ler 8elor9nib fab rer Ncmiral ietnen
9tebltns Don Sag gu Sag me9r cabin>
welfen uno letn ionlt 70 mannlib fairies
Ser; 3itterte Dor pem Nusenblide no
oa6 nur nod 1dua9 fadernpe 2i@t
nerlSl l1tn >piirbe. Bpbl war es ein
Tieber, aber teines pur6 ben 3pnenz
we9rl entfanbeues eS >par - oas
5eimweb> ia, ucas 5eimweb bats ibm
an9etban." Da lag ct, oft um9aufelt
pom ben @dbefen Grdumen. Gr fab f9
wieoer an benz rauidenpen 0uaoalqut<
pir, i'm S@atten tllbenrer Baume pptr
auf Dem Gburme per 0iralpa uno iein
Blid fog in 1eliser Quit bin iber bic
Maurenitapt iiber oas 9efesnete Nnca>
lufien, uno wenn er erwadtc - pel9
Elm Gpntra -. ..... r..
Gtnes Cages ftieesn Sff3iere uno
Matroien ber iibrieen Sdiffe an Bpro
Der 8ictoria. Grnft uno feierli1 oerz.
lon9ten iie cine unterreoun9 NIT rem
Mpmiral. sic murre 9epdbrt unp in
per cnsen &ajlte besann ft6 nun Ter
lan9perbaltene llnmiQe su dubern.
ugs tit 3eit", la9ten pteGinen, upae
mir pierer na9 Spanien suridfebren.
Bir fine io meit Ypr9ecrunsen tpie ppr
uns fsin S6iff. Nlit cielem 3ubme
t6nnen mir uns be9nii9en."
uDa6 Gnpe Nmerifa'6", fubren Mn>
rere fort uoper bic gelu6te Strabe werz
ben ME BON einem @uropder 9efunpen
tperpen IA bas Qanp f6 unermeblid
melt na6 Siicen bin auscebnt. llnp
Ia rer &1ni9 uns nidt aus9eianot bat,
eas llnm69li&e 3u leiitcn> 10 bitten mir,
um,ufebren."
v@enn mir audi, uurrte Gin Dritz
ter ucurd Get. Sa9p uno bic liebe
Grau Ypn Guadalupe aus ben ;abQp>
fen @efabren slIdli@ errettet fno, 10
bieEe e6 cp6, @ott perlu9en> cen1 Suz
ben nod weiter ;u;uifeuern. Nu6 pie
fem 2pde miro uns cann fein 6eiliscr
mebr berauafiibren."
Gin @terter tpie6 auf BEN 2eben6mitz
telporratb bin> ber bereitS fnapp 3a 1perz
ben be9inne; Elm Ginfter oab i@on
Man9er Der Sbrisen por Man9el unb
Gleno umeefommen 1ei, uno penn Der
Mpmirol ibren biQi9en Goroerunae11
ni@t@ebbr 0ebe, ee,pib BON berS@ihs-
n,anni@aft Niemanp Gpanien pieperie<
ben piiree. .aa
6o fpra@en fe, 10 baten f'e unb
ben alten Graubdrten roQte gar man.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
Nun,,,,er 81.

DE Tbrdne iiber bic eefur1ten @anser.
Mber Gtlen ldet 5i@ nt9t bie9en unp
jeoer @dlas pes 5ammers ma4t es
bdrter. Mu9 Ma9eQan war Elm Mann
BON Gilen. @etne Mueen ipriibten npr
Glammen, bic 3ornaoer fdwpQ auf oer
Stirne an unp in leipnqdaftli9er Gr<
reeun8 trat Ct nun Ser Deputattpn
ndbey. SD bin erfauntI, ia8te er
Init por unpiQen 3itttrnher @timme,,
vpaB Wdnner pel@e ben Namer Gaa
fiQtaner fabren ft@ al5 Memnten 5etz
gen t5nnen> uno ii9 babel ni9t f1d<
men, fol@e 8ersaetbett ibrem Nbmtral
9e9enIber, aus,uipre@en. Die Dur@z
fabrt na&Weten miro sefunben .perben>
ras 1T n,etne fefe lleber;eusuns. l1np
bat @eine Majeltdt uuS ni9t befobleu,
oteie Straee auf3ufnpen ? Wir ie3eln
na9 Siben unp lelbt> ,penn mir Bis
oabtn teuern miieten, po Die Na@t 3
Monate pdbren iou. Gbe t1 fet9 ben
5eimme9 iu9e, eber mill i9 untereebe,,
Da5 1T metn unabdnplt@er @nti i9lus.
@enn AUDI Der Dinter bier raub aufz
tritt> 70 1T Ct wabrldeinli9 nur fur3 Ii.
bann miro uns per Styling na@ ben
eriebnten parmen 2durern fiibren, in
penen bic Spe;ereien tpadlen. Damn
peroen mir bort unlereGla99e aufbi0en.
Cure Gur@t in 8esus auf Die 2ebenss
tatttel 1T eine soreiliee. 6aben wtr
ni@t nod mande5 Uab Wein 1T ntdt
nod Elm bepeutenper @ouatb BON Mebl
an 8prp ? Dp1 ramit jere Iur9t tbz
ren@runo perliere> betimme i9 btermtt
oab Don beate ab, Sff;iere futppbl als
Matrpl len> auf balbe Natipnen seleBt
werpen. Bieten uns Die fe Meere niht
reidli@e Ti16e? fbnnen >pir nt6t
wdbrenp res Winters unS Id6n allein
pur6 Die Sa9pbeute son 9Iseln uno
9Silp erndbren ? llnb &renn allies aud
nidt ~ pdre, II uer9eietoasGine nt@t:
Sbr babt Gud nur raruut 81 tiimmern,
>pas iG Gud i'm Namen res &6niss
befeble. Sbr babt alio bier ben @tnter
abSuwarten unp rann imGriblin9e nur
na9 Der Qaterne am Maltbaum metneS
Sdifes 3u 1eben unp .tbr pbne Murren
gu folsen. Ste miro Gu@ rcn re@ten
Wes fiibren! Mpio !"
DieDeputatipn war biernit entla0en.
Mit wilren @eberpen Yerlieeen rieMaz
tro1en Die Yictoria unp faum batten iie
Den Bcrp ibrer @6ife errei6t uno oen
Rameranen rie 9ntpprt Oia9euanS
mitaetbetlt ba brad bic Meuteret In
beuen Glammen aus: ls...-
u@as f1eert uns rieitr portu9iele!
@ir farSpanier |" f9rie e5 &pilp our@s
einancer. .. ..u.-
Dieter touflbne Grcmolin9> in btlz
len &lauen mir uns beFncen", fasten
bic Sff3iere ~bat feline 8armberststeit
nit caitilil@en 2euten."
uSa", riefen bic Splpaten vio 1T eS.
Ct wiQ uns bier umtpmmen la0en, ltm
F@ Elm @erotenit BET ietnem &6ni9e
Don Manuel su erperben!"
Die Gla99e pes &ufrubrs murbe aufz
9ebibt, bic @4ife peria9ten Ma9eqan
ben @ebprlam unc nur 3tpet penelbe1
blieben bur@ bic Bemiibun9en eint9er
belpnnenen Sff;iere pem Mpmiral treu.
Der Mussane Der &ebellicn f9te'1 1't@t
unf9er au fetn.
[JcrtleBuus fplet.l p
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10

rerperFide 9ueQe ces lln9laubenS
iberbaupt 1T, 70 ldet ftd bod nod be-
oreifeu, tpie lp9enannte 9rpbe @eiiter>
tpel9e nit retden Talenten be9abt ilnr>
unc bic elelten AUDI pur@ oteljdbrt9e6
Tprl@en ii allen @ebteten Der @t11enz
laaft eelbt unp betptelen baben, ca5u
fomu,en unp neriu9t tperpen fSnnen,
ibre eieenen &rafte ;u iberlddsen. Ml<
! lein ntbt nur perwerRt9, lpnoern au9
curdaus ld@erltd 1T rer Wt1en5fclS
menn er 1T cer Gorm Der Gttelfeit er>
| l9eiat.
Gs eibt ndmli9 piele bel9rdnfte &6z
| pfc, eber Spl@e bic faum cieNnfanSsz
eriinoe irseno eiaer @ilfeniaaft fennen
9elerat baben, aab bod bereits iebr bobe
Dinse auf ibr @t0en balten, uuo 1neiz
nen, ba6 1te erbaben leien iiber Die 2eb:
| rem unp GrmabnunSen, bic tie Son
| frclumen @ltern erbielten; erbaben ilber
bic bell. @ebrdude, purd welde bic faz
tbcli(1e STRIDE ibre @lieoer reltetSs su
beleben 1u9t. ia erbaben iiber pa6 Wcrt
be6 Gsan9eltums, pae iie entrecer gar
ni9t soer nur 3u bem 3mede anb5ren,
um rex scrnebmen &tdter iiber bic 9(rt
lciner 9erfiinrun9 ;u ipielen. sic ba>
ben makrSenommeu, rab Spl@e, Die i'@
aufaetldxt unp bod9ebilcet nennen, es
etenfaus - MAIDEN, unr Nfen slei9,
elauben fe, Spl9e na6abmen 81 miilz
len.
| Die wabre @i0en1daft madt remitz
tbis uno sIdubig muir tbr @@etn ooer
3errbilo bldbt auf uno raubt ben 0lou<
ben. M5@ten rpd ful@e eitle Wfenz
i@en su ibres Demiitbisuns btnl9auen
| auf cie mabrtaft sroben Mdnner Der
@eldi9te> Die itd cur@ Biilenldaft
uno Gusenp aus;etdneto1 fit pdrcen
Die @abrbeit Der @prte Sato's einiez
ben: Die Mihenldaft nur nit ben
2ippen berlbrt, fubrt BON 0ptt ab> alz
leiu in soleu 3d9en setrunfen, fubrt iie
su @ott surad."
Gs iei erlaubt, nur einiss nabe lie
senpe Beilpiele an3ufubren GO 1T
robl bSdft lelten, cab Die Wtl1enldaft
auein einem Manne Den Seididtlidcn
3unamen pe6 @rpben ser16afft
pie cem eroben 1@meiserilden 9faturz
forI1er 6auer. 2lber pie unenolt6 CT
baben (tebt pieler Mann lber bic franz
;5fl@en &elisionslpDtter, penn er &C.
0en cielelben ;ur @ertbetoi9ung Der
ariitliden &eli9ion bic Geoer ersreift |!
Benn .6alIer Der @roee in ieinem Ta>
aebu9e Die bell. Stuncen ieiuer Inter
baltuns nit @ott persei6net menn ct
ba &eue lber feline Siineen ausiprt@t
unb fir feline seritprbene Satin betet :;
tpie unencli9 erbaben ftebt er iiber fetz
men Geino be la Metrie, Der bur9 se>
meinepc0en einen unsldubi9en&6ni9sz
bof beluitist!
@er tennt ni9t ben sroben Ybtloic<
pben unD Matbematifer pasfal,
unb bod mar pas 5uuptwert, an cenen
@puenbun9 tbn nur per SOB Yerbincert
bat, Der wi0eni9aftli@en 8e9riinoun9
bes @brifentbums Bewipmet.
Giner rer selebrtefen @taatsmdnner
bic aelebt baben, tpar oer Staatsfanjler
lb'Moebean, auein er f1dmte ft@ pes
Guanaeliums ni@t fonper1 modteG Gorz
i@unaen aber bic IL, @&rift Der @elt
befannt.
| (Jertfsune feIst)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
...,. (Gir ben ,WAuberer".
11rfa9er bes 1ln8lambens.
(GortfeBun9.)

a m GorHebuns)
Die Muf9abe unlerer @ernunft 1T in
bieler Be3iebung BE b6bere 3unct 3u
sernebmett, uuD NIT pantbarem @lauz
Ben fef3ubalten.
@enn dbrisen6 Der Wi6ensftcls eins
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
Ser 2anbutan,t.

Sbr @tdbter, iu@t ibr Greuee,
6p fommt auf's Qanb beraus.
Gebt, @arten, Gelo unb @aibe
1lmsrlnt bier iebes 3aue.
Rein rei@er Mann perbauet
llns Ronb unb Scunenf9eiu;
11nb Ntents iiberi@aust
Man ietes Gternslein.
@.nu frab bes Dorfes @eder
Mus Iei9tem @alaf uns frdbt
Durdjau@st man RAID bic aeder
Mit blantem Geibesratb.
Das @tib intsb treibt 0nsens
Die Mu@tub' aus BEN @taQ;
Qaut folsen fe une iprinssns
Des 5irttnbornes @&aQ.
@ir {eEn, pie @ott ben eests
Mus mitbex 5anben ifreut,
0ielGrlbtiuss1uuu' unb Resen
l1us @aIe nnh Glur erneut;
TINS blib'n bss Gartens BSums,
,1ns paa bas CRIME 4era.
11ns f9pdrmt na& 9snisisime
Die Bieu' UNI Blum uub Bcrn.
tins iinst tas gSslein 2isber,
llns raui9t bic blaue Glatb,
TINS f9pirrt tss 5ofs @sfsbsr,
llmpiept sen iuneer Brat;
11ns blSfen rings unb trallen
Die 6eerben bur9 bic Mu'n;
llns tan3t bas f9lante Gilleu
hub satfet ltern 3aun.
Die Mrbeit aber wlrset
Dem Qanbmann feline Soft,
llnb Mutb unb Greube tiir,st
Die Mub' in 3ib unb Grof.
@ein @eib tesribt Jpn f9mei@slne,
@enn ct bonn Gelbe febrt
llnb, leine Riublein itrei&slnt.
Gid 5sst am beuen5serb.
Die Burf9' unb Maebe frosen
Son Susenbrei3 uno Mart;
Sa, feIbf bic @reiie trcBen
Dem Alter, frii@ uno fart.
llnb beiet Der Sob uns manetrn,
8ir seb'n, pie iiter Gele,
Mus elmer Delt aut oneern
limb l9Suern Gottespe!t.
Sbr armeu 5tabter trauert
llnb trautelt in ber @tabt
D:e eua tpie einsemauert
Sn bumpfe 9srter bat.
., pout' ibr Grsuee {&ausu,
@p manbelt 3anb in 5anb,
Sbr Manner unb ibr Grauen.
11nb fummt III nus aufs 2aub.
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APerpetualPuhlIc Debt.

In referring to the pcrpetuity of our
present enormous pational debt and the
crushing taxation in consequence, the
New York Sun (Radicsl) makes this i'm
portant admission:
s.The raising of enormous amounts an
nually by taxation of some sort is a
stern necessity. Every man who yields
assent to the logical deductions of his
tory and philosophy, rather than to the
imaginative achievements of slate and
pencil, believes that the principal of this
debt will not be materially reduced for
years to come. Ths great effort of ev-
cry geperation, therefore, while the debt
exists, will be not so much to pay it
OFF as to cut down the annual expendi
lures"
We caution the tax payers ofthe coun-
try to ponder this admission of the Sun
as to the policy and intentions of the
Radical party. They don't expect to
diminish the public debt, except once in
a while by very small sums, but simply
to pay the interest. Hence the peo
ple's noses are to be kept to the grind
stone from generation TO generation,
with no hope of relief. This is what we
have declared all the time to be the pur-
pose Of the partyin power. The work
ing, toiling masses are, therefore, for all
time to be the slaves of the bondholding
classes. Unless the Democratic plan of
gradually reducing the national debt is
adopted, the illogical deductions of his
tory and philosophy" will again prove
true, and the debt be perpetuated as in
England unless the people through some
sort of revolution bring about repudia-
ton. Under the policy of the Radical
party this debt will never be paid. To
claim otherwise is to butt against the stub
born facts Of MI. Dana's history and phil
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Adventure oftyyo Countrymen In
the AStOr House.

A few evenings since, two rustics who
had made their irst visit to the metrop
oils, and had very naturally put up at
the Astor House, were examining the
hotel with surprise and delight, They
went up stairs and down stairs-looked
into the breakfast and dining rooms, the
parlors, the office, the saloon and barber
shop, and had many words OF commenda-
ton for each.
3 At last, wandering along the corridor,
one of them espied the elevator, and the
doors of which were open
"Look here, joe" said he to his frieno
This is nice little room, but there
is no bed in it. / wonder what it's
for?
Joe's curiosity was aroused. SO he
stepped into the elevator, and he and his
companion sat down on one of the cush-
ioned seats.
..This is nice" remarked Joe, "but /
don't see exactly what it's for. Do you
Phil 2"
While they were trying to find out
what the nice little room was intended
for, they saw to their astonishment and
terror that it was going up.
"Halloo" cried Joe, what does this
meanf runnin' away, Phil. Whoa!
whoa!'
ssStop her." screamed Phil, endeavor-
ing to climb out at the top. "D-n
the thing, its going to blow up. Get out
Joe, or You'll be killed. And they both
began to climb up the side, but were un-
able to escape.
..Confound the luck, this is wooden
balloon we've got into, Phil It's go
ing rightupto the roof, sure. When it
gets on to-, Of the house, let's break out
and imp for our lives. Let's watch
now for our chance old boy, or we're
goners."
Still the elevator ascezded, and the two
pumpkins sat still with pale faces and
compressed lips, as if they were approach
ing the rapids of Niagara in an open
boat. They evidently anticiptcd death
struggle, and were prepared for it.
Is In few more seconds the elevator
stopped They were about to sten out
when down it went, to the new astonisli'
ment and terror Of the bucolic pair
They then gave themselves up for lost
and when the elevator reached the first
floor, and they were asked by one of the
servants if they wished to go up again
they stepped onto the corridor as though
tliey bad1walked out of their graves.
s'What the DEVILS that thing" inquir-
ed Joe.
ats the heliyator, replied the serving
man, who, beiag English, had aspira-
tions, OF course
Well, thought there must be some
kind of hell about it, Is it trap to
frightcn, strangers, or an internal mach
inc, or one of them velocipedes, I've
heard tell so much of"
gs The servant endeayored to explain
what anelevator is, but he failed as com
pletely as H. g. had at the poultry
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