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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-10

A NEGRO man in Atlanta, Ga, has been
fined fifty dollars, or six months service
in the chain gang, for marrying white
woman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-10

TIE Marquis of Bate has given $500, .
900 to Catholic institution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-10
G.!
Public Square,
OppOsite Uppsr Ead Of ihs M.rkalLon .

Opposite Upper Fad of the MarksthOu.
@
..T.1 ... ss
WE PRESENT THIS SEASON: MOST
unGuestiOnabIy. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock of Linen Clothing in Tsnnsssss. Our
goods are the most perfect character in poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT. GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. These
goods are known 10 have undsrEOns a thorough
process Of shrinking before making up. and
beautifully iaundried after they are made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-10
White,
These Goods are Elegant and
Beautiful.

FIGURD FRENCH PADDED DUCK LINEN.
sinsularly unique and very beautiful. in
full suits.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

FRESH FRU1r.-Mr. John A. Brush,
of the firm of Douglass and Brush, who
have just opened beautiful store in
room No. 2, 'Arcade." this morning
placed on our table a beautiful speci-
men of the Spanish pine apple, togeth-
er with a number of choice bananas.
Mr.. Brush has the greatest facilities
for receiving fresh fruits, and he in
tends to revolutionize that trade in this
city. His store is we'll stocked, and
our friends will do well to give him a
call.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

During the past three months, thirty
one persons have been Unlisted /; two
sermons have been preached by invita-
tion Of the Division two public meet
ings and twelve prayer meetings held ];
two thousand tracts distributed. The
work has not ceased More sermons
are to be preached, more tracts are to
be delivered, and more meetings held.
WnKIE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

SETTLED. DR.. William Gale, former
ly of this city, and who was some few
months since honorably mustered out
of the United States Navy, after six
years. faithful service as an acting past
assistant surgeon, has settled at West
field, where he intends resuming the
practice of physician and surgeon.
DR.. Gale was most faithful surgeon in
the navy, and received honorable men
ton in General orders, whereby he was
highly recommended for promotion.
We met the doctor at different times
along the coast during the war, and ev
er found him genial companion. We
are glad that he has settled SO near us,
and we trust his future path will be as
bright and pleasant, as his past success
has been brilliant and deserving.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

F1RE.-A house in South Park street,
Second ward, took fire at o'clock this
morning. But little damage, however,
was done, the flames being subdued by
the aid of few pals of water. The
fire department answered the alarm, Sc
veral of the uptown companies run
ming in opposite directions. Is it not
time that we had proper fire alarm ?
Where's the tower?
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

re. At a meeting of Delegates from
several of the fire companies, held on
Monday evening, the following nomi-
nations were made;
Chief Engineer-John W. Benjamin,
Assistant Engineers-James Nc
Cloud, of Protection Steam Engine
Company, No. IL and Frederick An
derson, of Red Jacket Engine Com
pany No. 4.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31
Reading Matter on every pags.

X
n SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT, -
In pursuance of the call published in
the DAILY MoS1TaR a numbervof our
citizens assembled at Concordia Hall
last evening. to take preliminary steps
towards the erection Of monument in
memory of the deceased soldiers and
sailors from this city who fell while de-
Tending the flag of our country in the
late war. ,1
Col. Chauncsy Harris was called to
the chair, and J. Madison Drake APP
pointed secretary. +r#s
The "call'' having been, read, Lieu
tenant Leonard Henning, after few
remarks, moved that this Organization
be known as 1.-The Soldiers and Sail
ors' Monumental Union, of the city of
Elizabeth" which motion was unani-
mously carried.
Mr.. Sidney S. Thompson moved that a
committee of one be appointed to Sc
cure place for the holding of the next
meeting. Agreed to, and Lieut.. Hen
ming appointed. On motion of Lieut..
Henning, the chairman was authorized
to issue q public call for the next meet
ing. inviting all favorable to the cree
ton of the monument to attend,
On motion, the folio wing committee
were appointed to report plan anc
rules for the regulation of the Union.
Messrs. Patrick Dockery, Sydney
s. Thompson and J. Madison Drake.
The best of feeling prevailed, and a
firm observation-disclosures manifested by
oil present to carry forward the praise
worthy and patriotic undertaking to a
\ successful completion, II is to be
hoped that larger number Of our citi-
gems will be at the next meeting, in or
der that the arrangements may be COM
pleted for laying the cornerstone on
the fourth day Of next July.
A gentleman present at the meeting
last night, stated that he knew parties
who were willing to subscribe $4,000
towards the erection of the monument,
and he urged all present to 60 to work,
predicting that before the leaves of au-
tumn again fell, our city would be able
to boast shaft which would not only
be credit to our city, but also de-
served tribute to the gallant men who
fell fighting our battles. 1t is hardly
necessary for us to urge this matter
upon our citizens-all acknowledge the
great propriety of the undertaking; still
we cannot do less than again ask all to
attend the next meeting, and aid the
enterprise at least by their presence.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

RETURNED. -Councilman John NJ
Cowell, who has been absent from the
city for the past two or three weeks,
owing to the illness of his mother, has
returned to the city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

STRANGE FATALITY. = No entertain
ment has been given at Library Hall,
(since it was remodeled) unless rain
storm has occurred to mar the pleasures
of the evening strange, but neverthe-
less fact. Hurry up. Senator Clark.
Let's see what the clerk of the weather
will do for your hall.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

ReB~ The new iron bridge, over the
creek at Market street, is nearly COM
pleted, but we cannot make up our
mind that the flooring is as smooth as
it might have been.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

Hg- We yesterday incorrectly stated
that Mr.. John Engel had "opened"
his new clothing house. The opening
will take place sometime next week.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

1t is reported from Rome that the
English Roman Catholics in that city
are going to hold special services for
the purpose Of invoking the intercess-
ion Of St. George to bring about the con-
version Of England.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

Esa- MOVING DAY.-Every family NOV
ing should use box of Phoenix Disin-
fectant to purify their premises. 1t
works like magic. 1t is for sale by drug
gists, and at "a Dey ST., New York.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

BGA. Some 1900 or 1900 gentlemen,
doing business in New York, reside in
this city, which makes it q 'big thing"
for the Railroad Companies, and yet
the latter have been the means of add
ing greatly to our population increas-
ing our wealth and enterprise.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

When gentlemen treads on lady's
train the lady should turn round and
say politely, ct beg your pardon,
SIR" and the gentlemen should bow
and say. "I accept your apology,
madam"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

seA- Ole Bull, with the leading talent
of the country. performs at Library
Hall to morrow evening. Tickets can
be secured at Beardsley's 191 Broad
street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

Court Jurors are being summoned
by Sheriff Pierson for the April term of
the Union County Courts, which meet
on the second Tuesday in April.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

p@- Adjutant-G Stryker has
sent us neatly bound copy of the ''act
for the organization of the National
Guard" Our soldier friends are at
liberty to peruse the same.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

BGg~ Miss Lizzie Lutz sings at Libra
ny Hall this evening assisted by Miss
G. V. Hutchings and other celebrated
yocalists. Go early.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

BE-. The city council holds regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31
TOR SALE.

A HOUSE, containing eight rooms, with eel
"a lar. Lot rs by 1876, situated head of West
Jersey street, IL minutes walk inOm depot. A
Barn, good Well, sc. on the premises Apply TO
VIM JONES, 30 Elizabeth avenue.
Dealer in Secondhand Furniture, &c. Books
bought. Secretaire for sale cheap. Also. a
Parlor Suite. m19
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-31

To the Editor of the Daily Monitor {:
Mr.. EDIToR:-In your Mondays edi-
ton you soy:
"To BILLIARDIsTs. 1t is proposed to
make a change in counting the game,
so that all caroms win count, whether
on red or white balls.
I have played for several years, and
never heard of it being otherwise. How
do you carom on the white balls ? If
there is any change to be made, no
doubt we should all like to hear what it
is. Yours truly, P. H. A,
P. H. A., has us by the short of our
hair we never played" and conse-
queutly are lily adapted 60 give him the
desired information. Will some billiard
player come to our rescue, and favor
P. HI. A.? arp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21
If 8.

6umbp1bt Teter.-Nus alien g.
eenben Der Ser. ct. foppbi tpte aus ben pd>
terldnbiIAen @auen DeutfAlanbS ertDnen
bic 0prbereitunes>N oten fir cine wlrbt9e
Setter ~ Gbren bes @eburtstases Don Mler>
amber npn 9umbplbt beNen lOOldbrlthe
Wieberfebr am IA. September bteies Sabres
eintrcten tpirb. 6umbc1bt's Same, ber auf
Der :3inne bes men1dliden @i6ens fur bic
Gmi9feit ansei9lasen 1T, erfltnst 70 bea u.
bebr in Mmerifa ME In Deutihlanb, rpie In
Der aau,et befanntenWel pelhe ME 70 raft
los unb nit 70 ttefem GerfdnbniB erfpri9t
purbe ais Don ibm. Or 9ebDrte Der 9an5er1
Welt an, pbwpbl DeutlAlanb fetn Gaterlarb
tpar. @etn f96nfes Denfmal febte ct ft@
ielbt in feineu, v&psmcs". @ber bic Danf>
Bartlett Der Nadwelt 9ebutrt fetnem Wtrfen,
tpie nur tpeni9en anbern WenlHen.
Gin neuesS %urrpeat farB1ei>
wet6.-Das BleiweiB ais Maler unb &n>
ftrtdfarte BAT swar ben gortbeil, baB rs gut
bedt, aber es 1T nidt unperdnoerlt4, ionoern
bunfelt, tpen1 es nit Musounltun9et tn Be.
rubrune fpn1mt, welae SAefelwa1erftpT
entbalten. Oas 3intwetb, be0en man ii&,
70 tpett es eeldeben fam, ais Surrp9at fur
8leiweiB bebient, bessleihen bas ic%senannte
@ersamenttpeiB iine atpar at Der 2uft unper'
dnoerlt9e Tarben, be1iBen absr ni9t bic er>
iprberlthe Dedfraft. nnldn9f bat nun Or.
Cad in elmer Gtnsa6e an bic franjDi1Ae
Mfabemte auf feline Grfnbnns elmer neuen
meiben Tarbe aufmerfiam 9en1aGt, bic ntdt
nur DON iA6ner @etbe, fonoern aud an Der
9uft un%serdnberliG 1T unb babel eben 70
gut pie 8letmeiB bedt, unb bic baber ais
5urrosat fur 1esteres ii4 ppr3dslt4 eisnet.
Sc 1T asBplframpeib pper pplframweibes
gleiprib.
@tattfif p.-3ufubr
utb Musfubr bes @eisen8 mabenp Der lesten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21

-Waruut 70 ptele Brtefe nt1t at itrent
8eftntnaunssorte anfcn1men. 1nbefe1bare
Brtefe tperbe1 befunatlth mad elmer befcn-
beren Office, Der vDeab letter Office" int
@c0bepartennent In @afttngtcn 9ebraAt,
bort 9eDfnet unb tpenn bic Mbienber errnit<
telt tperoen fonner, at btefe auridbefSrbert.
Sn benz nit benz 80. SUM beenbeten Sabre
gelaa9tea tn BITE betrefenbe Office ais unbe<
teQbar 4,l72,141 Briefe. Die @ertb 8rtefe
barunter entbie1ten $780,, 2Sl, 80 In Green
bads, Wedieln uip. Son Der @e1amntt>
aabl ber 8rtefe tpurben 81 Wrcsent an bic
Mbfenber 3urid9ei4idt. SIN Der ,Deab let
ter" Office ltno 9e9entpdrtt9 80 Weripnen Be-
f1dftt9t. Cine benz Mmerifaner eieene
Soraloiisfeit 1T S6ulb baran, bab 70 niele
Mbreiiirten ntdt 9efunben tperben fDnnen.
Nednet man ba3u bic 9roBe 3ab1 Der auf
Gtienbabnen bel l%n91udsfd1en Yerbrennen,
ben 8riefe unb ferner bic bebeutenbe Mense,
pelde Don unebrlt9en V%ptbeamten ,nter<
iAla9en ptrb, 70 erfldrt es ii9 etnisermaben,
parum 70 stele 8rtefe ntdt an tbremBefim.
mun9sprte anfpmnaen.
-Oas, tpas unire @tabt an, meilten be@
bart, finb etwa 500 iunse Damen ; rpte alt
tie ftno, Don tpelaer @tatur, 1T uns gang Ell
nerlet. unfre Tamt1ten brauden quite ODER
peni9ffens ertrdsli6e &D9innen; uniere
9uBma4erinnen fino erfabrener Mrbeiterin<
mem auberoroentlt9 benDtbi9t, uniereWdl9e<
rtnnen ltegen febr i'm Mrsen unp 1000 BET
ratbsfdbt9e jun9e 2eute ifauen fiG per9eb-
LID na4 elmer beGeren 6d1fte fur bic nod
ubrtse 9ebensbauer UNI. Wpqten uns bic
Damen aus benz Often nidt aus btele r Ser
le9enbett belfen? Inns feblt es In iebemBtn>
fel4en. @tr iinb 9erne berett, jebe bierauf
besisli6e Gcrrsfppnben3 gu beantwprten.
(Das Neuete aus Sipur City,
Die Decentralization Der N%aticnalban>
fen belauft ft9 sesenwartis auf 292 Mtq.
DpQar5, ODER ungefdbr 81 per &cpf Don
oer @elammtbevGlferuns in Zen Ser. Staa<
ten.
Die Mn;abl Der Nationalbanfen betrdet
9%e9enpdrtt9 1920, unp bic Deppliten in
benfelben etwas mebr ais 600 Miaionen
Dollars.
-MitGarbplldure s%etrdnftes Yapier tpirb
jebt Don einem ttalieniihen gbemifer per-
fertist, UNI Sleii6 auf3ubewabren. Sn fol-
DIES 9apter 9emideltes Sletf9 fol- pbne ir<
seno anoere 3utbat, pieSal5 uip., i6 frtfh
erbalten.
SIT China bereitet f9 cine reue &esplu-
tiun sor, unb in Sapan lit bic alte nod niht su
Gnoe. Inter ben in Sapan eru1oroeten perio-
nen ~bsfnben ia aud niele guropaer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21
= Tplgenbes f1reibt Ser Snbianasplts

- Sp1senbes f9reibt Ser S%npianasplis
Selesrapb:
yDas ,~;ioeiale lleber fat f9pn man6en
anfaetnenb tusenobaften Mann tn idlirnme
9erle9enbetten sebradt. Das @ubltfunt
plroe mitunter In Grtaunen 9eratben, tpent
es bDrte tpie bic Namen BON woblbefannten
ger iDnliGfetten BON ben benz @aYpr sprse@
fabrten Dirnen in elmer @erftnouns senannt
rerben, beren iie ii@ gu fdduen sssrinoete
urfa4e baben. Gs fnb mod fetne bret Sage
Der, ais bic gewobnerin zines ibelberaGtts>
ten @aufes an @ef<@aibinstcnf traee tet
@ele9enbeit bes gerbDrs ppr benz Maypr auf
@efraeen, bic @an1en ibrer 8elu6er nannte
unb baburd bic tnquiittuen abscfaten BE-
pos;-um we!teren @ntbuQunsen p%pr3ubeu<
9en-bas gerbDr at;ubre9en. IS 1T cine
befannte 8bat(ade, zap aae Dteiise Mntal~
ten bteier Dirt n1etr ppn Tan,tltenb9uptern,
Don TT Der @efeQI1aft an9eiebenen &C.
fadftsleuten, @plitifern u. +. ~. patroniirt
werben, a1s ron 1eidferttsen unperbeiratbe>
tin jun9en Mdnnern.
Gs 1T ferner eine Sbatiade, bab tppblta>
benbe 0runbbefber, bic BET ieber @elegenbeit
lber bic i%pcialen serrptteten 3ufdnbe un6
iber bic @erberbtbeit ber Sueenb it4 1T
&la9elieoern er9eben, ibre 6ilfe an ibnen
pcblbefannte eaferbirnen sesen CUTE 8e5at<
lung ssrmietben pbne bic serinsfen @etpil>
]ensl crupel sl eriplren."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21
Ser 80 d +.

Gpnfanttnppel.-Die Yforte bat,
auf ben @oriAla9 bes rultihen uno bes
britti(hen @eianbten bin, fi4 nit Der peril
fNen @e1anbtlAaft babin pertanbtst, bab
fe bic iebtse propilprti4e @renSlinie refpef'
tiren tperbe, Bis bic tarttih<periihe Cont
milipn bic &arte ppQenbet baber tpirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21

BON @elfdfcrn. SIN 3eras 1T bas &orn
lber aIe @efatr binaussewa&fen. Een'
nefee melbet ba6 fe iber etnen Monat lang
8rcdenbeit 9ebabt, boben unb baB Baun1>
,ppde unb Weliaforn fat 3ur Seblernte &C.
porben fnb. Gtni8e Der @abfaaten batteu
ant Mpntaae &eaen arbere am Dten(f1ae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21
Nu5fubr.

6ubnerau9en5u 1etlen.-N tmm
einen 5beelDfel ppQ Sheer, einen iol9en poQ
braunen 3uder unb etnen ppa fetn sepulYer>
ten @alpeter. Milhe bas 0anse gut burd.
einanper, erpdrme bic Mafe unp ftret4e fe
oann auf Elm @tld @hafeper, 70 erpB ais
bas 9lbnerause (auA 2ei6born) senannt.
SIN einisen Sagen pirb bic Wur5el aus9e<
9ansen iein.
-&etne Tliese miro fia auf enter Teniter>
fAeibe nteberlafen, bic nit Waler IN benz
&ncblau4 sefpdt it, setpafaen tperben.
Dte Cd af3uat in 81 @fra1ien.
Die SAafjuAt in Mufralten bat etnen fol-
den umfan9 ar%9enommen, bab man btefe
3biere au Iauienpen f6la4tet int @roben
periiebet, nur unt Ialg aus i6nen 3u 9epirt,
men. Die @tabli0ements, 100 btes 9eibiebt,
linb int srcbarttaiten Ma6fabe an9ele9t.
gterbunbert S6afe tperben tG9lt9 9eIAl1hs
tet, In @tude geibnitten unb In einen rief>
een &e0el 9eYpprfen, tn pe16em Oampf aus
einem anbern &eGe1 unter einem farfen
Druid einsela7en wirb, unb balb o%ertpanoelt
i9 NQes in cine bretartise MaGe, in wel6er
bus Tett auf Der SberldGe fhwtmmt unb
mittels GROCER 6abnen in Sdfern CUR Mu5-
fubr abgelaHen wirb. Die &raftbrlbe, bic
ueberre( tie tcs Sleilhes unb bic &nrhen,
pelde 70 weid sefodt iinb, bab ie leidt in
Der 6ano ;erbrpdel1, tperoen CUR Mdffung
BON Shweinen nerpenoet, DbihDn ptele
8raftbriibc 1aufenoen unb aber Iauienbea
Don armen eeuten in europa bic wiQfom>
mcnite Nubrun9 bnten plroe. SIT marhen
nerartisen Gtablihements tperpen tdslid
1000 Shafe in oieler Weiie oerlptten.
New f.-9aifide madten ben CAT
Silver unp Sutton Marft unb umltesenbe
9lips felt eini9er 3sit iebr 9efdbrli6, inbem
bieic Gaeert sefraiiisen Gbtere beabi9tisten
ihren resp. 8ettern in Der @aasStreet Ell
men Seiuh ab;utatten, fe serietben aber
babel in bic MeBe Der lAlauen @otbamifer,
unp 4 eewdblte Gremplare tpuroen absefabt,
Don benen jeper 500 @funp f6mer fem foa,
bic ubrisen retteten ith notwithstanding auf
Elm fpanilhes Boot. Das 1htimmfe babel
mar aber Dies, bab cine nnaebeure berum>
lunsernpe Mense fA idnea iammelte uno
pur4 ben 3uwahS pes perfebrenben Yubli>
fums bic f1aulufise Mense 70 sersrD6ert
muroe, baD Elm Cell nor Dem Gin9ane gum
Ocd seipannt rperoea i'ubte, gesen hieles
Sell or1nste ii4 bic 9anie 0ubt Der neu>
gieriaen Mense, uno Elm lNiti5rr &amerab
ma9te f9 einen @pab, bur9lhaitt bas Seil
unb, Elm Dusenp bon folben berumlunsern>
ben 5tusern betam auf etnmal Elm unfrei>
tpiQisss SAB, mas tn bieier 3eit Der 6unoS>
taae eerabe feiuen @Aapen sebra9t bat,
aber 6as @elArei Der iberausfroben @tra,
benjusenp bel folAen @crfaaen bat feline
@renjen. =
Gs lanbeten bier int Suit int @an;en
25,O25 Ginwanperer, troppn 1925 eutihe.
Bremen ftebt unter ben 9dfen, melte bieiel'
ben ipeptrten poran INIT Is @6ifen unp
6255 Gtnmanoerern bann fommt 6ambure
NIT 7 @difen uno 1887 @%inpanperern uno
Qiperpopl NIT 20 SAifen uno 1902 Deut.
fden. @eit Meujabr iinb bis Gnbe Suli
l6S,O64 Ginwanperer bier onsetpmmen.
Die 3abl Der Mmerifaner, spelde I'm
Sabre 1868 cine Gersnieunesret1e mad
europa ma4ten, piro auf $4,000 ansese'
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21

- Ser Jerbinanb be 0eIiers, tr
beribmte Grbauer bes Sue3 Canals, fol- Srn
ieinem 5crrn unb SHELTER, Qouis Mapoleru, in
Entertaining ietner gerbienfe ben Iitel u9er<
aps BON @ue3" erbalten.
las IGBt I9 bSren. 8is jebt tpurben 5el<
ben, @obltbiter Der Menidbeit unb DidtersrS<
Zen bSaiens NIT ben 3 8u9lfaben sun BE-
ebrt, tpie 8riebriG Don S&iaer u. I. IT,, pab-
renb MariddQe unb @enerdle in Inerfennuns
tbrer @srbisnie auf blutsetranften S9ladtfsl-
bern niat felten su "5ersuscn" eeaempelt teur-
ben, tpie Der 5er3ps BON MalafcT unb ber Ser
aps ppn Wtasenta. Mtt benz 9er3ca BON @ue3
aber mirb aud cine 5elbentbat Der Wi1eni9aft
aeabelt. Wenn Iitel, has munar6ii&e Sniff
tut iiterbaupt einen @ertb in ben Iusen zines
@epublitaners bdtten, 10 fUnnten bic Scr. Staa-
ten cine ean;e MaTe BON 5ersSssn i@aHen, 'pie
ben v5er3us pom lisableiter" ben ~5er3os pom
Ieleerapben", ben u5eraog bon Der Nabnna-
idine.' peer gar ben .,5eracs pom @treitbO!;".
Mber lanblid, fttli6, uno mir sSaren benz un>
ermlolt9en xeneps 1etnen nQer3o9 DON Sue3.
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