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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
Fhem Good Old Da1e,, = =

Z How IIeag tsnss tr sNhile) tOr them
ssih Fhs%s en- sdszs Ssss when, thar was more for 80
cents than thar il now IN 2 dollars and a
Then daze when man married 146 lbs.
of woman, and less than 8 1bs. (aw1 told)
al ennvfhinR else o1qi 9idit1sy
. How IdeW, long, for, those good old
daze when edekashun conEisted in what
did wen. olofrD odJ b0fftffd
n Them dake when deacons were g aus
tere as hoss radish, and ministers
preached to mems souls inete9d qf their
y Them daze when polyties was the ex
ception and honesty the roole.
Them daze when lap hdorQBdwurn't
known, and when brown bread and baked
goose made good dinner. q
Them da6e when a man nvho, wasn't
'bizzy was watched, !, and, when women
spun yarn to make stockings n9H
How I'do long for tho good old daze
when now and then gal baby was called
Jerusha, and a boy want sp1,tif he was
named Jeuyu1ierod wo,J a..
And ye who have the 'fethefs and fuss
Of life, who have codflahlof wealth, without
lseRce under yuEe nose cum beneath this
tree and long Tor an hour With me for the
good idaze h1nmenJ were ashamed % bo
fools and wtmmen were etraid VI po nirtsI
-Jesa Btfgtn1h 'He'i9Slu1u 10
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
The Midnight sun.

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AIskrran dated At Hammerfest. Nor
rve1 In1v q III IA, "A 1r e1,e Fel,rs,I. :.
~. TIE t1r3tef. w6b Is rev. TDr. DTRieI
March ~. ~ WITH
q "a ! ~ T,iSi,,igyf ~ a,.,;stcf ,,,Sss,n,o,,k.
hv tts ~ ~, f,.veIIne >r,o.nns-,-
irS,,s -,idri,hf - ~ shi,,,s r1,Pr,
~ o,,y 81 fi,-S On
|,S e17-,,a 1ovSoa eS,d e1 Re sr,n is Sl,i1.-
~ SsYs,. y. -. ~. e.S, 49, -
~ mi m ~ IL ~ 49, i. I.Ss ~, an bou cf
rs.,tSn !, IN 4 cleaT Nv in Hmerica 4 lc,f
down 4 bani1Ilf1i 6ord. beTWe,1, two s5n1Ia
OF dfril fnounfsin1 and 4 caim- lDriehf sea.
andin- the utmo5t lirnIt Of tbs View IA fhS
great orb Of day pouring q flood OF. Golden
Hight upon the water, kindlinR the deeing
clouds above him with All the hfiet ofLthS
rainbow. crownin9 the dark ridges OF the
mouutains with rosY unts, and
covering the IHhold 10 faueI Of 4 land
and = sea with A. calm. sacred. awful
beauty, such as i have never bsheld
! in any other region Of theeArth. II seems
as II had climbed 90 high up the ridge
| Of the round world tInnt ! could Zee ever
into the secret chambers where the king
of day retires 10 his1eold len fett ,1.feelai-
most afraid 10 look AZ the awful. monarch
while he Is putting on his robes Of bright
ness ana preparing 70 gon forth and ahiue
upon the subject world, It seems as IL j
had intrpded with rude and fmpartinent
curiosity into the socret place of the king
Of light and that he might punish the m
tE1aon ~ emitting me with 6hndpess-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
POETRKssI
KAI1LN.Eg. EoR Az A4sR4R

Ss5stzlS--1 81 -cE.ttff'{s1ff4<ss.. ~. ;. ,xz7
How ,sT yEstshsa i, the being, mssrImona.lly in
whO.s amer wausss = ssdr q 30 N ls1kisg up
OF ali ou5 4,ssfsss. no doubt ths mos. N
Is passing sns's s1istencs. siks spider, m sus-
I've suffered half the agOnisStO which our aesAis
And tOOth-ache and sciAtca seem shssty tnipgs To-
But Ant among the tortures that 'Ean can unasrRo
Is when LADY heeitAtes 70 answer Yes OF No.
At least dozen monshs ago my martyldom began,
And yeti blush to own ft--1 am still single
The fanlt atiTss va al my own. for weelhGa fol-
Before STsS piuScfsd my courage up sumasntlgso
But when'I ;BsssEhsd my sentiments. i .nrsaihsd,
To pierce heart Of grants or OF Other stone;l
Though an the consolatiop that the lady could be-
Was just the sort Of answer that you can't can
Yes or NO. s.s.iy sneffsS
month vsitsd an,,oqaly pla,, fep,v 20 ,es ,
But no-she'd had 80 little time FOR tiin it
Another month was over. ana 4 thisa had aoSn
Ana sui sSe'd not Fsissssd me nor named snshdp-
InfsvsTis6 pperpisxiy rve passed 4 ptseious year,
Ny days are ssSehs century, they creep 80 very
whils Wsiins m ftsanua.v for simple 1ss orNo.
There's not m.n nswenty, am positively sdis,
Could bear with sqnanimafy the QuizainG 4 On.
I'm called lucky fellow, too. ~ every onsEI
And recsiss coperutuiatiOns at the elab or in tie
TO-mersS: rndssermiasd, be the We wssthsEI 81 ASss
or dry, r itsetf Es's 8 p ss-a ,stalsO
IN seek my charmer's residence, last appeal to
Try;
IN breathe her all my wretchedness, IN paint her
And anish IL Oy 1insistihg on animal Yeso ES!fooH
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20

turn out more Of these Jobs, for Il IL ,I
the only way In which tie Lords pray 90 4
er can be broughtIto tbs notice Of some
men. ..---, pfN9 To-
ADUBuouKh, who had been studying rn-
perpetual motion ever since1e50, got mar; /, :,
ried few days ago, and on q subsequent ~
evening ruahed into the Hpentn1 telegram
Office, and told General Trumbtu thai he 81
had ''discoveredit; come right along and
I'll show it to you e The General went
the discoVerer's home the man pointed TO
his wife, and said, sThere il is-in her n
mouth. It's her tongueIyT sgtf
"WHY, Mary, my dear, how is il that I -
nnd you sitting here 80 Comfortably with
your husband . You told me this morn .
s zone TO for saifofS % aT Z fstSerY I II Il told. ~
you nothingof the kind p =. ss.Oh, 1onsensel
lam sure you said you had some words q.
together."n srYes, father, and 80 We had &
He asked me what time it was; said
did not know; and SO he left the house,
saying Ne sOas eoin9itO ses. That was'a1
o1TEs editor Of the wi1lfnsantsSeUon6.) Of
J0sirnR has,re6aived the following epistle
fSs fGzR asSs;Snos Con- % s s.1S AR
ssopped 81; can't stand L g have % % Sod teeiI 1nq
ing me how 20 spend my money ri1or I ., >
won't When you told foxes % vote yes
you OV6L bbtpcQ your OLbuUIIy. Ab u'BuDaftfe y
lick Journalist hold your no rite TO aad-o "
vercate what y0p do, Napolin you say
is CRATE man and say he aihit, and o.
your pinion aint no better an mine, Rail- !,
roads is a humbug. Taxes Is 4 bdrdne and Ia
yure . file1 Stop md paper III never; pay
3 mother scent Yours, etc. -
sisA sUHaEoa" writes. aThssgreAtest 10
event Of theIwar, in the matter Of saving
Life, was, perhaps, the tying Of the carotid ioi
artery IN the case Of ,EEogndedb eoldieE3ay
bleeding to death on the, hideous day Of
Sedan, by q surgeon amidst q hurricane 0d
of bullets = that was an, American rYolpn-
teer surgeon4 The soldier has fecovefed,y-d
snatched from the ejaWsp bf death.1 The M
American was helped by an Irish surgeon
This Is one of the most desperate opera n
tions In surgery sEeeuirtng Itheo stqadYox
minute precision qf e Fftc4pakerl mend
ling Geneva watch 4 steady hhg6ez -e1rsSa
quidtely accurate eyef ochlQToform 70 stu
the patient, minute dissecting away ofiO
nerves and dbres 70 get at the artery. YetfJ
our American and 1rish, friends did not
finch. though the hospital h8eif WaBIf
smashed BY cannon bellsif oiis1oomSQ
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
Hold On.

HOLD on to your tongue when you are
Just ready osWear, or to speak harshly,
or use any improper words. ara III
/ Hold on to. your chand when you are
about to strike, or do anything wrong. n
Hold on to your feet when you are on
the point of running away from study,
or pursuing the paths Of error, shame, OF
crime Q Hold SOM to; your TiTtue-it is
above all price, at all times and In all
places. ci;..
is now, and ever WIN be, your best wealth.
? Hold ontOJyour good name at all times,
for It is much more valuable to you than
gold, high places or fasEionableI attire. y,
eHoldnn toithe9 TRUTH for it will serve
yop well and do you good throughout
eternity. ty.s+p4llJ DnG ,IG2L rs
I IL Il does 10 not t fOilOw tat the moon has =
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
isExplain yourself, my dear

Explain yourself my dear.
"Why, he Wa1ts 3 wife who viii save
cheese, mold and pork-rind, like his saints
ed oahstaS ands 4 prefer sAusbapd who
Meaning @ M maf Thank yoaj my Aend."
Yes James your eoul is above the
coup kettle, Don't ] knewf ~
What 1dckl what lu6k I' 'th6aght poor
Israel Me&ns. fwitchineo his. hair behind
the door; sI'Ye gone and oyerteached
myself this time ] didn't calculate on
women being HomoarbGn If I'd only
asked the question yestefdayp
d nHehidI his face, and gros4ed. 1T was
more than, the loss Of 9. housekeeper he
bewaiied, for love had seized himS like q
spaam Of neuralgia quite ppexpe pectedly:
70 Finding fault with such 8 splendid
specimen Of . woman y Nota cent did !
make by IT either She was good enough
asshe, was, without any of my fnterfer-
-ence. I never want TO zee another NOR.
sci Of lpork5 Why edidn't ! get her con-
sent before she boiled that, good. .fof-noth-
ing soup But IFS al over with you now,
Isfaea Meanss and yoHn meyer Sgee her
like again. What luck ] what luck ~ ~
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20

"Whas do yQp PsanFdear' by coming
~ as ts 9s AMI hfaa: ssousRs %sRs'f
GsosS r%Ses rs suepriss IS ne, MafFiaa 4oaeant
mean 01 Do5BOo-1SQuS gIosd
Yes, James, am ashamedPto confess
il; but he is wealthy man, highly re-
spectacle, and I was uneasy and-ambt-
tious, and ont, of all patience with Dorcas
and as for you2 But, James, have
tsPsPeea ?, e Hy fSlly ely Ass ssssP tT1 tFIa
we are bOth satisfeds now; ssed eEy orate,
LAM
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20

An this while NJ. Means was selling
cheese, mold and {al1, with great satisfac-
ton, And while MalYinaI and 8 the hap
piest nan living !" were chatting delight
fully BY the nrseide5 Nj. Means WAS aid
'ns a a09S fire OgS'sbfs z shs patioFY went ies
damp night for the time-oa year, and Mrs.
Whalen is very though Of my comfort.
declare forf, I nFpa6ft off another
day; rH offer myself to that woman, and
make her happy; sfie deserves its51A
good mans @ ear ears = ss Ss0s Rs apspfoachgf the
parlor S1BS 3 50 on HSYO3H
COMPANY heref q IWapt TO kpoWR'
"H you had spoken sooner James,
should never have come to Malbn1gS on
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20

= IT does not foiioww that the moon has q
dollar because 70 has four quarters.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20


dropped . letter in Mem.
Iphis the other, day. A bystander picked
I It up and returned &c tostheI owner, say
ing 6 You have dropped q. paper, sir; 1t
may, be va1uable.S - The gentlemAn
thanked him, looked ct the. wandering
document, and replied; "Valuable flnof
at all ;ifs only q lo7eletter.S Sentimental
young ladies can make q note of this.
,PRoF.y .CocKER, of Michigan Univer-
sity, an EnglishmHn himself. spent the
SUMNER IN the "oldo country" and tells
the story that one well-informed person
demonstrated to him the impossibilitY OF
Americas becoming q. great nation,
because she had no eodl,- ando lex
pressed aoommsndable degree, OF sur
prise when she learned that when we had
scooped an the coal out of1someI of our
districts, their little Island could be drop
ped clear out Of sight In the holeLa SAYS
= A DUBUoUH0 aowa)5 jeWeler has, en-
qgraHed the Lords prayer upon the In
verse sida Of gold doIlRr. The Ameri-
can TrWct Society ought 70 empioS him 70
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20

"There, there, James, don't let's be
foolish at our time Of lifesS said Malvina,
her heart running over into her face, and
setting it aglo~ with joy.t SDon't let ms
be foolish Unjust 90 now and get some
light wood; we needSa little fire on the
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20

Yes, knew 1t could be nothing more,
MaFina; still, i can not say, L am quite
prepared for this Disappointment. Inher
last days Ann looked into the future, and
grieved for me, left without her. n
know said she, there Is one woman in
the world who could almost I'LL my place
for you !; though you need not think it
pains me to say it, for nothing would give
me more satisfaction than to feel sure NAL
yina Whalen would bring up my chill
dren.'p REQ IS u yasd ~ f--s
The widow was weeping.
+ osNow I have hurt your feelings, NAL
yina. did not intend to allude TO such q
painful thing. I hope you won't think
for moment had any object paC1q ..
!; ANY .obieessP rsObbed the widow I;
"Why, to work upon your sympathies,
Malvina. ! know how tender-hearted
you are, and would scorn to take ad-
vRntageF of your sensibility. No, you
have refused me because you cannot love
me, and am the last man. 2e 20
Refused youf rWhenIn
Il hg Why, Just now. But, Malvina, no one
could have done It more ,delcatelY. You
did all you could to soften the blow"
There was convulsive 9shaking Of the
portly figure before him Mrs. Whalen
IT don't refuse before rm-hshed, =
fAAAAOI
Linton, If you think you've offered your
self to me this time, any more than you
did before, you are very much mistaken"
The Squire opened his honest, brown
eyes. %. Htf'H . ~ 49,. .TT rZt m .ro..i
- |" What-what did you say, Malvina !"
You merely told me you shouldn't do
II, and didn't mean tor ye1f OF .,-issf,
\ 4" It was Just SO sixteen years ago,P said
The widow, with q bashfu1 glance down
ward. You said you-you4. We'll,
You intimated then that Peter was in
the way Perhaps might, have refused
you, James, perhaps noti but, dear knows,
I never had the chance" 80 9,GEf
+ "Malvina Turner >" cried Squire, Lin
ton, with sudden courage 3. you don't
S1s;,n %sen ss say there was the fAintest pOaai-
= The widow covered her face with her
thandsH How could. she answer without
compromising the deceased PeterP[ ~
!. cor is nowP But, possible or impossi.
BILE, you shall have the ichanee to- receive
me this time. offer you my hand with
my whole heart in it. Say no, Malvina- -
"What If don't want to- James Q ?
/ "0h, MalRina, you wouldn't trihe with
g You oi's expect me tosay No. don't you,
JAMES Ptsaid she, archly. (" Il would, be
such q pity to disappoint you,1
"Actually, now n cried James, seizing
her hand raptdrously, " it does seem to
me, Malvina, as If you were giving me
some encouragementp
"Indeedl And it does seem to me,
James," returnedt the widow, frankly,
(" thai, ,ypn2are- rather dull, or you. would
have seen that am Ettaohed t6yonj and
have beenfgr some time" sr9ttiH. daa
"Now, Malvna, If you say that nom
the depths of your soul youiraakeme the
"There, there, james, don't let's be
foolish at our timeo lifes9 said Malvina,
her heart running over into her face, and
setting it aglo~ with joy.t SDont let ms
be foolishl 1must gg noN and get some
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-16
Observation-Disclosures.

Der 9Umpfer ySaraeoila", bon Sauanuab nNd Yal,
ttntore befimtnt, 1T in Milmtnaton, N.s9., fir 9tutb'
bdfen ein9elaufeit. Seine WtaNdllc 1T betraatlih bclbG'
biat.
Sta6 auspGrts c~Iarirten samItna: bic Sart vGacr
Stepets" nit 1000 3 ler1lVtcbl. Al, 9i0R funo Shmall
1905 Ditto Sdinten, 2lO3 Ditto Butter, 1918 piito z ped
5000 Sauoncn 8ctrolcum, 200 aiien Nrtacri,. i6C.
Sdeffelu Gorn, 100 Subcno Sricr urb zoos Sdubcr
uno Scdeln mad Watanlas bic idluebtlhe Srtgg
vNrinioa" nit 6S, 600 OarbCn nab 6aoti; bic enaltCldt
Yrigg DGbeiapcair" nit 1922 6aiern Wcbl, 100 bite
WaIsmcbl. 400 DO. 9rob. % 90. 0tinoHtiih, $50 Do,
&artoffcln, 500 Steifel Wlats, 200 DO. alrie. 1900
Iiuno Gtr,cr, 300 Yflno Seife, 5000 FiuRo fctt, 1000
Sauonen gttroleun!; 4OS @alonsn 29ranf 800 &its
Yapier. 7 SrbOftct Sabat, 1884 Yfuno f%abrijirtcir IA
bafs uno 400 Sauben mad Gcmarara; bic odniitt
Srt9g 80. y. 9unoluaa" nit $50 6ahern WtrbL, 500
Ries Rapier, 1860 @aIouCn Petroleum, 90 9titcn Set
uno $50 Subcub @tnern natj Rio 0rauoe, llno Die eng
lid 8ria9 y6ora" nit 200 5aiern Witbl so oittc
Wtnisn1ebl, go 90. Sroo, 3, DO. SdlpeineICiih, 10 90.
IaIa, 2 balbe 90. Hinoleiid. 1850 4funO yeti, 2o0C
DO. aerjtt, 1850 DO. Sette, 1000 9ollonet Vctrolerlh
2 Sgboiten Sabad, 10 Bubeno elmer, 500 JtCs Ydpiei
uno 100 Rubtrn nab 8erbice.
Der WtonitOr y5error" fubr Srcita9 BON 9torioIt mad
ben Sanpton Hoabs hinab. no er Dor Nnler airg.
gpie man bort, lou er bcrte nut SOoanra auibredlcn.
III GbarleNon, SIS. elm.
Der nprooeutite 0reitraIter YDuisbur9". 6apt
Sbuies, BON &ottcroam nad 9t,u. Dort %beftimlnt, befanr
ib am %. Ipril auf Der Sbbe oeS StGrt.
Vic 8GInpisr y5GleOn", GGpt. De SorItp, ulto y9u'
ciue". Capt. Sau. fuhren Sanfta9 bon bier rrip. mad
9tarIeitcn, sc, uno Wilmington, R.sG., ab.
Die noroSeltlde Sri89 r@crmania". 6apt. Roitrr
bon Jio be Sareiro iiber bic SaInpton Jtoaos am 5rcir
taee bier einGclaufen. bradtC cine Guour9 Saitce fir bit
90. y. Is. email Il SO.
Die Yriss ualite @bbott". 6apt. Gru,pca, ouf be,
Sabrt BON Semcrora bisrbcr an Gap Senrp %9Citraner
lno nab SlortoIt CUR Reparatur 9cbra@t, >purpe an
Sreita9e pom Sanpier ug Il >. Satsr" naa unirrn
Safen bugltrt.
Y~Ofobaina %bcttinttnt, IdstIcrte 40 Wteilen ppn ibren
geitimmunssurts e%ntfcrnt, uno 4 ibrer W~iatroIen ginger
Oerlpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-16
WuS @aibiuatpu.

8aIbiu9ton, Is. Wtai. - 9rGiioent
Grant piro in Seglettung bon Senator Gaz
meron uno ilebreren anDeren Serren benz
ndhIt abermals etne Wer9nti9ungsreile maz
den. Sn Nnbetra9t Der 8batia9e, baB Der
BrdIioent Der Der. Staten, Die Cabinets
SetretGre un0 Die Separtementsz 6efs ipGbz
reno oes o0rigen Sommers 5eitneiIe ales
lammt BON QHalbington abwcIeno tparen uno
Die StnatsmaItine i9 Ielbit lbtrlieBen, ipiro
cine bill porbereitet uno oemud9ft eng :brabt
meroen, mel9e uori1reibt, oaB oieie Seamten
befdnoi9 in g4aibiuStun ibren Sit baben
iollen 0aB lie nlbt weg9ebsn oiirfsn, obne
iupor BON @on9reie GrlaubniB erbalten 81
baben; oab bic Separtements t69li9 rpt 9 big
3 ubr 9e6fnet iein lOaen uno oaB oas louusz
rdue Solf, iobalo es Inluheu DOR @ei9Gite
bat, reipettpol empfangen uno an9ebDrt met:
Den iol oaB elm 8ei6werOebu6 eingeri6tsi
perDen loa, in uel9es elm ieoer Sir9er etmas
ige Yeitperoen eintrnser bari, Die nahbcr
benz Gpn8refie our gntiteioun8 por8eIcsi
fper0en.
Die Gaoifaten bieltsn 5reitag cine Ser:
iammluus 3ur &atiftjiruns Der 9Bteoerertpdb
lung Yopen's ab. Die Wteiiten Der anpeien:
ben iparen Tsser. Sic Senatoren SbaDer u
Sipton bieltsn 8eoeit.
- Jm Senate p%rdientirte Sr. Yratt 6reitaa
cine GtnlaOung oes Yalbingtoner S6iiBen;
Ysreines, Der an l6. ftattfinoenoen 8runos
5teinle9uug oes Steuben : Senfnales bei3u.
pobnen. Sielelbe tpuroe gcleIen uno auf Den
SlIde 9elest. aub i'm pauie tpurbe cine lolGe
gtnlaoung eineebra1t uno elm Gontite, be-
itebeno aus Den 95. Danes, Subj, Dsener,
Cor uno @eB ertpdblt, I'M oas paus bel Der
Sele9enbeit au pertreten.
= Sr. Gonflins iiberreidte cine Senfi1rifi
BON SteuerSabtern, pelde ben GpuSrsB CRU:
den, elm @eieB 5u paliiren, pelben Die Staot
YebDr0en perbinoert, Sblisationen bon Giien:
ba6ns@ eieai9aften 3u inooIiren.
= 9as Der. St. 9aBamt bat ole 8aran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-16
Ser Gd0ppc 6nll Dor Oelt Sbcrappcl
latiprg0criGie non HenniQlpNniCn.

Ser rBbilQ. Semotrat@ IOgt Ser Gin
nano gegen Die 3ul6iiigteit elmer J~teuiiion oes
8ro5eies itiiBt ii9 oarauf, baB Der 9ro5eb
am IA. 6ebruar entidieeen puroe rnO oaB
oes6alb oas 8eIeb, 0as pom Is. Gtbruar ma
tirt, ni6t auf oenielben antuenobar lei, % es
nur fir Sale 9elte, Die pOrliegen, ooer not
OenlnG6it oortomnlen tutiroen. Ste gertbel'
nigung ma9ts nun Den @iHtuano 0cs Et9tss
irrtbums unO 5ur @nti6eiOu18, pb Der 6alt
iberbaupt luteoer Gut9enonItleH toeroetl Tam.
nuroe Der %. Wtai CUR ~8erbanolurg angez
ieBt. Sberrtbter SbOmpion ertldrte lc0o6,
odB mad iCiner Anii1t Der Jall ntdt luleoer
auigenommcn peroen t0nne.
IS iii l1On 3ur Gena9e an9eilbrt moroen,
OuB oas @eieB bonn l6. 6ebrunr ein gang
neues Jtc9tsmtttel 9euGbre, UNI bic &ieGts
ueripeigerung auf5ubebCr, mClde in DEM tribe
rem @eri9tsgebrau6 lag, tuona6 oas Sber8es
ri1t itlneu Criminal YrOieB in Toto repl0l
rem, ~lpnoern nur iibcr ridti8e GinDaltung Der
uDraeibriebenen Ee4ts 6ornIalltGten ent1bets
Den tonnte,
Ntt Der 4uibebuug Oieier Redtss8 crrpei9e-
run8 aber 1T jR0em nab Dem alien SertaDren
Decentralization Da5 neue Jte9t bieler Nppela
tion gepGbrt, ielbft tpenn CT ieine 8efdn9niB
ItrOfe idon ab9eieNeu bat. @r fam oaraul
bsiteben, oaB lein YrOjeB rcuioirt unO ietn
urtbeil umgeltpBen miro. QRie tbnnte man
ulio einem 8erurt6etIten, iUte Sboppe, Der
nod Dor Der Strate ltebt, cine G~tcuiIion Der
~ueiRern, mel1e tbn OOr elmer Strafe retteu
t6nnte, ole alein iAOn ourd9 ole Jtedtsuers
pei8eruu8 Der J~teotiiOn ais Suitijs WtOro ers
iteinen muB.
g4enn man itd aber 6rDItlib an ben Nprt
laut Des @eIeBes tlamuern nil, 0ab nur Nolbe
6G0e, Die grad uorliGgen, p0er neue beriidli3
iigt peroen t6tnen, 10 ntuB eripartet peroen,
oaB Der jail bon S36ppe neu ein8sbra6t tperz
Den lam, neil er in Der Wode, mic 0as netc
8eieB beitinlnt, nod gar nlbt erleoi9t 1T uno
frilber gar nidt erle0t9t lper0en tOnite. Gr
1T erleoi9t In Gtiitii6t auf Die babel beobads
teien Hebtss 6ornlaliiGten, nbsr nibt in Mid
libt auf Die babel porgebra9teS eisiilbrur
Mit Der ertpsiterten Gompeter3 oes @eri6
tes trlit oieier Criminal 6a1 in i9incr Appet
latlons Snitan3 ais gang neuer SAT- auT lobalo
er mieoer ein9ebra9t miro. Su, luenn 0as
Seri6t It1 iiber Gn9itli9en 6prmclfrGnt erbes
bebsn wOlte. miiBte es iein erites lrtbcil bon
Ielbit talItren unO uRter ernelterter Gonlpez
tsns cine poQe N~eOiIion porrebmen. Sod
tpenn ie iberbaupt muir mod por9enommen
miro, tann man Sutrieoen Iein.
IaIt lbeint es, oaB trob 9eIeBli6er IuFbez
hung jener alten &e9tsueripei9erurg, ipel9s
cine Sdma6 zines eipiliiirten Staates 1T,
oenno6 aus gn9berji9teit, Die iib nibt pom
ialib uerltat0enen Sudtabenz &ram erl0len
tam, oieie RebtsperpeiBerun8 aaire9t erbals
ten iper0en lol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-16
Vofol.y erihtc aus @Sni6in0tOn.

- Der Bale YQlsSpiCl 3piiben cen blrlI
ocn athletics" uno Den sYstat9l6noern' Don
Baltimore wuroe Don Den Grltcren 8e'pon.
men,.
5retloB bra&ts 9r. VI. GAIT Dor 6ric-
oengrShter QGalter cine SerIduuoun8stla8e
eu oc0sn Geo. s.. Seron uun 4taG 0ailelbo9.
S,eirlbe bc3iebt I'D ouf einen 3glIun8s Artls
.gl nit Dem Sitcl ''rhr Germans moving ,
Der lentbin pgroiirntllGt wutOe unO OrgsbIld
0crouAtl9uHgen Des @9arGttcrs nss &IG8ers
entb6lt.
gsrionCr reglttirt, wouOn 523 S0Uarie.
Sic GeglltrIruu8 IN AlerGuorla county
Ga., cygab 1870 gVstBe uno $50 50rbt8e
- $50. GD0mas Barter uu0 9sntD N9oer
lptrocn mOrgen in YOtomGt Gin &ctt'dmtm
men Quf 200 Glen UNI Die Summe pon S5O
ubbaltCn.