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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19
Tale-Bearing,

NEVER repeat story unless you are
certain it is correct, and not even then
unless something is to be gained, either
of interest to yourself or for the good of
the person concerned. Tattling is mean
and wicked practice, and he who indulges
in it grows more fond of it in proportion
as he is successful. If you have no good
to say of your neighbor, never reproach
his character by telling that which is
false He who tells 'you the fault OF others
intends to tell others of your faults, and so
the dish of news is handed from one 70
another till the tale becomes enormous.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19


-. knew It, In that moment when our
eyes met. Iknew that /, Francis Drasdyl,
world worn, case hardened, poccorantic
cynic OF seven and twenty, was to love
this woman that did love her already.
Rather tall, graceful as Diana in her
statuesque summer draperies,
"Helen OF the low-arch'd brew,
And amber hair, and dewy violet eyes;"
woman with child's face stamped be-
fore its time with the mark of passion or
Of pain, a little thinner and little paler
than 1t should have been, perhaps, but
withal the stronger subtler, attraction for
me that II was so--this was Mrs WybroWe,
as / saw her that day.
Idon't remember what she and talked
about when VIC were lett alone, or how
long We sat under the big beech.
know she spoke, and that every now
and then the great violet eyes turned
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19
POETRY.
FARMER SLACK
ny o. HOWE GREEN

ny o. Rowe GREEN
Q, FARMER SLACK o, Farmer Slack
Your pigs are buried meath a stack;
Your sheep have gorged themselves with corn,
Your cows have got the hollow horni
Run, Farmer Slack Run for your lifoi
Run, save your children and your wifo;
Runl run TO save your house on FIRE;
The flames are monntiBg ever highefi
o, Farmer Slack, you pay too DEAR
Why don't You keep your ohimney clear9
Green wood win make more SCOT than dry;
Then cut your wood and "lay II by"
Whyi Farmer Slack, where is your plowi
Keeled up beside the fence, / trow
Your rake and reaper, both are ont,
Why Farmer, hat are you about2
Now, Farmer Slack, don't blame The times;
You can't expect to make "thc dinosi"
Your energies have all been bent
10 pay ne 6Ceather ten per cSRtl
Western haS0l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

"MA," said youngster in grocery
store, "if l eat these green apples will
thew make me sickS" "Yes, am afraid
they WILL" replied the mother. III eat
them both will they make me sick =
"Yes yes i%Pasisnty replied Psdti1e the @o1h 5Toh
bed the smallest, "Pn eat one anyhow
Pm willing to be half sick"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

RuuBARB PREsERvEs.--Pare six or
anQes slice them in stew pan, with
orange peel cut fine; add one quart OF
rhubarb, cut fine take a pound and
half of loaf sugar boil all together as
you do other preserves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
UP AND DOING.


BOYS, be up and doing,
Forthe days beguni
Soon will coma the noontide,
Then the eet OF sun; ....
At Your tasks toll bravely
Till your work is done.
Letyour hands be busy
In some useful way;
Don tneglect your study,
Don't forget your play;
For each there's time enough
Every blessed day.
You will soon be men, boys,
Soon will have 10 take
The places OF your fathers,
Ftu IL for their sake;
And in all that's noble
Pray be wide awake
Boys, be kind aud friendly;
Lend helping hand ......
To the weak aud feeble, f.fB
Till alone they stand;
And in loving others
Fulhn Coos command.
Don't be mean and selfish,
Stoop not to deceit;
In all things be manly;
Life will then be sweet,
And Deaths coming hnd you
With your work complete
-1srrp's MVeeVfn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19
THE LOVERS FEARS.

u like to ask a question, II
thought you'a answer "yes."
How very hard mo" would be,
I'm sure you'd never guess.
But, ahl tho long I've waited,
A chance like this to find,
Yetwhen you say you'll listen,
can't make up my mind.
can't make up my mind, Just
For fear you'll answer" nO;"
And IL is such q treasure that
l want you to bestowl
dread leet you refuse It.,
And yet-ob, happy thought
1t ray be that you'll give mo
What SO long have sought.
Faint heart ne'er won fair lady;
That must my motto be,
So now III AK my question,
And You will answer me.
want your hand, fair maiden,
And with IL, all your heart.
Yo1 blushi oh sweet, sweet answeri
My foolish fears depart.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

Sand SO you ran away from rue, Hell
enP" NM
IL was some three or four hours after
my arrival in LindenbRd. / had forced
the consignee, carried Lady Oswestry's
rooms in the Russia by storm, utterly dis
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Cin(ensnngea nab Gorre(poneen'sa,
betcneers iiber fird9li9s rnb anbsre trittise Se'
8ehenbeiten, fnb ieoeyseit spiufemmsn, mul,ea
aber rom Gsrfa6er unter3eidnet iein.

~ gst.pfRess sU,sneS< Crsers Fa> bas taieas xnS
unb .r. MitteI aur ueterabuae Ron 0ss nas ieaseH,
~ Re " baben iins. baSu ssbrautbt nerseS.
aDenn bic Mamen llnt.rhreibern esnosaact mersea
Iputtn He beun6 aeNrieten en uns bas prRam eourt9
une Gtaat senau uas ria.ts ansessttn persen.
QBenn eint 8eitune BON einem Dpaamt an ea aaeests
reriest rsroen {ru mus tmer aud tas VeRamt an8e'
aes, ps,bex rup bi. 3eituns frber smptansen uurhe
gDenn Senans 5ein Blatt ni@t reee!ma6is en,pfanss
sber @ auf traens eint Mr! Gster einileien 70 cate
bss bteenpe @seat srie bic 5szausseber ioslda bs-
na1:thtt8t werten.
Dis W,santpprtibsei. fir UebfsntuMsen far bic Sci
tuna wtrpen mir uur baan ubernebmen, oesea per
resiaristen Brief sssr per 9sa'Sfaet &C.
(Het,n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
st. @aul Nfnneiota, Samftas, BEN %. 0ctober 1870.

tiet ieb nit tem prpjetie eines 9lntraz
9es bel allen Staaten NIT betrddtlider
fatbu!ilber 8esSlferun0, sur llnterbalz
tuna pe5 Yapfes betsutra9en. Sic
p1pitliden proYta;en bat @ictpr Gmz
manuel seraubt ater bic Ginfiinfte be-
! bilt er, uuo Yerlan9t Don zen Gatboli<
fen aneerer Staaten, RAP lie fir eiegrs
ba!tun9 res papitss forscn!
| @esen Der 9e3enrdrtis in europa
ausemein bsrrlberoen Nufrs9una in
iplse reS &,teseo swilben Deut1dlanc
unp Jranfreid it jegt nidt su
erwartsn> rae lieb pon Ssiten fatboltz
| i1er 9Slferldaf!en 70 entihieesne De-
mpnitrationen 81 @uniten eeS Yapites
funrssten, pie sS bel rubiaern politiz
lhen 3ultincen pbne allen 3weifel 9ez
iheben wlrce. Iefenun9eadtet aien
dd au@ unter ben beitebenren bShit
unsinitiaen @erbdltnil1en bereitsStimz
men aur llnterftiisuns pes bl. 8aters
Yernetmen. Elm entl&iebeniten in Der
selessetenosn Bebbrce 8eleiens, pie
na&iebsneer BsriGt aus Brllel Som
26. Sept. ;eiht: +,
| @ie Dunoytier In eer Neprd1entan>
tenfammer, lu erbob beute i'm Senate
| Splryns ais &atbolif uno telail1er
Blr9er prpteit sesen cen Ginfau Stcz
tor Gmmanuel5 In Nom. uBelsien," "
iast ras ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lift bsute
Gin neutrales 2ane, ME Ter Rirben=
itaat es wer. Die Dinae billisen, bic
in Hcm aei6eben inc, bieee iia bee
Nedtes pe6 ginlprud5 teseben penn
cS zines Iases einem n1ibti9en Nad.
barn 9efallen loute, uns auf talent
ide Manier su tebauoeln." Ge6Wsi>
tern froste Solspns an, pb cie Ns9ie>
runs Mabreseln crsriHsn babe I'm osn
9ancesfinrern, rpelbe cie Gbre batten,
Ger papfliben slrmee an3u9eb5ren. IL
rem SGuB anseccibea 81 lahen. Baz
ron o'Unetban, ais ccnttttutpneller
Diniltsr zines neutralen Staate5, lieb
in leiner Nntwort Die rSmilhe Jrase
als iol6e unberiibrt CAB tnceb bie9erz
VAerunb raS Girlorss 9stycfen 1ei,
um eie eem aufaelSs!en plrfliGen
6eere aneebDrissn Ye!sisr in'o Yater<
Lamp suridSufubren.
llno Die 8atbrlifen Deutldlenb5 ?
mirp Der 2efer fragen. 9eutl ldlano bat,
,pie rten erpdbnt seaenmdrtis nit rem
iransS1lden arie9su lAoHsn unr eiene
Duncen gu beilen. Gpn Ssittstd,
rag 0e,pebr bel Jub caitebt uno s,1z
ldaut 1T leirer nidt eiel gu er,parten>
pom Der He9isruns ,limlib> cenn bas
0plf re9t fiA nader uno ftsbt fir cae
Oberbaupt Der STRIDE Elm. Der fatboz
lil6zpplttilde Gerett1 in Sal3tur9 bat
irpobl an paS@eiammtmiatferiu ais
an zen 0rafen Beuit retitionen &C.
ri9tet, in wslben er um Sdub fir pen
bell. Dater bittet. 9lu6 bic ct. Wiz
daelsbruperlbaft Bate cine MpreGe at
pen Mtniiterprdirenten potpdi 9eridz
tet in pelder um Gtni i9reiten eeeen
Die Seeupattpn &omS seb:ten tpurre.
Wie aus @ien teri6tet miro. 1T btsle
Mprele BON Seiten oeS Miniaerprdf@
renten als usur Nnnabme un9eeisnet"
surldseptelen 1porpen. DaS fimmt
NIT elmer tele9rapbilden DepeI9e pom
13. b. therein, welde melpet: Cine
Deputattun Don 2atboltfen tpar beute
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
MnSlamaii9e Na9ri9ten.
neuefe &riegsnabri9ten
ouf Der erittcn Seite.
1leber Sic 0eistun9 GpnnS

curd itolieniit,e 5ruppen trinst ei11
suserlalTaer Yrirattrief pom %. Sept
folsence M(itthetluns:
I. rNadrem felt Gem Is. rie serfbiez
ceneu 9ruppenzNttb siluneen untsr eem
General, Gummanrantsn Garorna in
cer umaeyeno Sons ein9etrofsn ,paz
ren, lenpete ridsr rerl9iersne payla>
rnentatre na1 3ium, relbe pom @epes
raj &an;ler eu,pfan9en purren. Gin
Sober mar ueberbrinaer zines S1reiz
bens, in weldsm cas Gerlan9en aus
9eiprc9en tpurre, Die Start mi!itais
rid 3u beieBen, um, mie fib eer tall
entide Gcmmanrant oueprldte, Zen
N5mern cen Grieren 3u brinsen> bic
S:enun9 ber3uaeuen uno cen beilisen
Stubl unp ben italtenil1en Bpccn 20.
Nremoberridaft 81 f9srn. Die Nnts
pcrt pelbe i'm auf aue niefe S9ret>
ben truree, tpar einfa1 perneineno une
pom &riessminiiter unte3eidne.. Mn'
18. 10 tpie am 10. famen Recpsnpeei:
runsstruppen biz in tie gfdbe per
Stact. Ginem ita!isnil9sn Sffsier
wurre BET elmer iolden 0elesenbeit rae
pfero erldoiIen, er ielbit gum 0efanz
9enen 9emadt. Der paptt en.licB i'm
olsbalo nit rem Yemerfsn, er mbse fd
fit bic 0efanaenen, welGs ris Stale
ner in Girita Gaitsllana uno anrern
Srten 9ema9t intercIirsn. 2!m 20.
in rer Trihe um 5 llbr te9onn rie 8es
ldiebuns Ter Startmauer on re,1hiez
ceneu Sbei!etl tauptldblib ater smtz
fden Ger pprta Salara unD Der Yosta
ct. @ioranni. 2a5 Geuer eouer:s
lebr lebtaft fort bis gessn 81 llbr.
Die pdpnlide Mrtiuerie ermirerte ra5
Geuer, sislte jerob ber3lid 1dlebt ;
penn Der sr6bte abeil Ger aussln ist!u9
weit Dor een italienil9en 2ruppsn in
eie Gree. I'm 102 ubr murre bic
reibe Gabne auf Ssfebl bs5 papitss
auf Dem Satican aufse3oaen uno ra@
nit cas- 3eiden her Giniteuuns Der
1sinpleli9feiten se8eten. 3pilden eem
lbore ct. 2oren,o unp tem Shore yta
waren bereits ital. Gruppen in bic
Stact 9eerunaen. Gtpa6 ppr ,ebl,
ubr batien li6 Die metaen Der fremren
Diplcmaten naA renl Waticau bssebea>
um rem gaplte yprsufeuen, eab Der
Wa1eazGbre 9enuS seldebsn lsi. 0on
poyt be5aten f9 rie Chefs Der Milicz
nen naA pem Sampfplase um Die
ginltsuun9 peiterer STANDARDIZATION Il,
teidleunisen. Gie Gapitulation wur,
be abSel9lpllsn> unD idmmtlide 1rupz
pen tpslbe nidt 9efansen ocer atse@
idnitten waren> begoben ftd auf Den
ct. petersplag. lin | llbr besann
Der Gtnmarld ter Solcaten Iietpr
Gmanuels> an Der SpiBe 3wei Sdserz
8ataiuone, spelde ita auf rem plas
Nappna aufiteQten. @dbreno ter &az
monaco waren piele 8ueeln bis in bic
Staot eeprunsen, ia cine 8pmbe biz
auf ben plaB oer Notonba. Gtnise
6duler fno In 8ranp eeratben urb to-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Nu1tttiter 154.

bel Baron Beuft um peden @erwen>
cun9 fir bic Sntere6eu ees papfte6 tn
Anlpru9 81 nsbmen. Ct erufscerte
ibnen, ra5 Inerrsisbil9e CABINET bate
9eoen bic Secupaticn res rDn,ilmen
0ebiets eurh italtenilhe Trurpen IT.
plomatilhs &rriteuun9sn 9enadt, ate,
paruber binausSugebel,, wiree ebenfo
unweile ols unpo!itild, Sepelen iein.
Qa5 fana man nebr er.partcn, IA Der
erfe &otbAeber beS 8ai;erS Gran3 ST.
lspb nibt Ratbolif TT? Siellei9t miro
Der am Is. ,. mad yeib ausgelbrte>
bene un9orilde 8atbplifens sGpn9reb (et<
ne Stimme erbeben,
ssn DetrsT ter fiinftisen ppliti11en
0efa|tuns Deutl1lanes liesen neue
8eridte Dor, welde beftatiser, oab tie
llm9efaltun9 Der 8unpeSeinridtunsen
fetneswe9s rem @olfe unr ieinen Ser
tretern iiberlaNen, ionreyn ron preu<
zen mic cine militdri@Ge Mneeleoenbeit
In 8erbinpun9 nit ben ancern y6Sfen,
bic babel in Betra1t fpmmen, Ycrberei<
tet uno zines @11nen pber Yieuet9t per>
bdn9nibppuen MprsenS nbQi9 3uee<
i9nitten rem teu!l1en @plfe Dpraeleat
miro. DerSG,perpunft Der l1nterbanbs
lun9en lie9t in Bapern, te6en &Snts
cine 9ewi0e Selbfhdnci9feit flr lein
eano iderteQen m56te. lnb bab ee
babel nibt gang slatt ab9ebt beueiien
uendieoene Stimmen Der Tasespreie.
Omar tereiien eesenwartis bic s2ort<
fabrer nproeeull9er Nuffldrune gan;
Siicceutldlanr, I'm een Bayern
S6waben uno Oacenlern ras nprpz
reutlde 8unres9ertbt muncoerebt au
MAIDEN; atcr RE 3urrinelidfei: pieier
@plfsbesliidsr fommt lelt1 ibren ciae~
nsn Greuneen in 9dpceut1 1hlanb au
rid, uno Gin rartcale6 Slatt in Wln<
1en nennt eielelten uBismirdilher als
Sismard leltf." Gollenns miIGntri>
flung erbeben li1 eonlerpatipe patrio<
ten ip bic Nus6b. po1;ts, tpel9e
ia9t: uSft es nidt bimmelldrefenc,
unS Elm Wufssten her Selt6 ftdnotefeit
8aiern6 il, Dem Momente sumut5en ;u
wclIen, no un1ere brape Nrmee ale iene
berrliden eieee nit erfpdten bat, in
Dem 9lu9enb!idt, no tie beaeiieerte
1beilnabme an bem reut(Gen Rrieae
cine ausemeine eewprben ? 8atern bat
feline Griiten3fabiSfeit CUR @endae be-
wtelen bic Stelluns 8aierns 1T pfen<
bar eine treit fe1ere eeworreh tper miQ
cie5 leusnen? 9lab sinem fcareiden
Telcsuse fam BON @erluit innererGrei@
3eit Deer sufseben Bon Sslbf1anpi9z
felt niGt bic Nere istn, miro aud pon
Seite res mddtiSen Treunpes unp
8unoessenpl1en ntdt i'm 9erin9iten
perlan9t; i'm 0ssentbeil, Ter pberite
6eloberr Der oeutlbsn Nrmee bat unlez
rem 9uten Dienten jecerseit polle Mner<
fennun9 sesout. Die euten Dfenfe,
bic mir preuben uno Deutlblano &C.
leiitet tperpen wir jeoer3eit wteoer-,tno
3tpar freiwiQis -leifen> uno peit beTer
als treue uno quite gunbesseno0en
oenn ee3wun9ene 8aiallen pper unterz
io9te 1ntertbanen."
Sn Stuttgart bat am IL. b. cine
srpbe geriammlung ber 9iberalen fatt>
Sefunoen, in pelder Be1all6e su@un<
fen elmer 9emeinlau,en 2eotSlatur, @er>
tretuu9 tn Muslanpe unp 6eere5~ ~ger>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22

tai nieceraet,annt. lpete uno Verz
wuneete eob es nidt pisle bel rem
ledeninriaen aampfe. Wlan bcsiifsrt
zen 0elammtperluit auf 3!peibuncert.
Inter cen &s,wunreten 1T ccr yts9iz
ment5z9lrst Ir. oailer aus Saisrn:
un.er ben 0efansensn eie yieu'enants
Orafen Shmiius uno 'Stp'lber1
Sci Gem ein;uae Ger ita!'snilden lrupz
pen bcfunreten Srupps junAer Itu!e,
bic sun,e'f ni@t Ger Asb'lre1eu Slalle
ansebSrten, cine ,5reuce, cis mpbl oH'
meiiten auf NsAnuna rer Aliid''b be-
leitiaten Weiabr unp res aufaebceensn
BeIaserunessuftanrea in Ger Start gu
lsBen mar. Oier unp ia bBrte man
csn STUFF: uG6 lebe Stalisn"; rNs Ao>
niss Gtctpr Gmnanuel rurre wen'S
orer oar nibt seeadi. Die surddse@
fsbrten rSmil6en Gmi1rannn Gno eben
meiaens 8eputlifaner. Auf s|ntraa
Der leitberi9en Senatoren unr Wunitl>
pals3dtbe lit fofort cine reue BsleBuna
Der @taptbstSrcen erfclst. Iie ean3e
9tadt berridte Elm unsebeurer gdrm
auf ben straben; fortmdbreno riidtcn
oiele italienil9e Truppen ein. @efern
UNI II llbr erfolste rte Nuf6lun9 Der
pdpfliden Nrmee. Sdmmtlide fremee
Sclnaten ce6 Yapfe5 retIen ab, ben
Stalienern ii es freisefeut in he itaz
lienil1e Nrmee ein;utreten. 6eute bot
Npm Elm iebr trauriges SdaIlpiel bar:
in unerbSrter Mrt uno Weii fiibrte
man rie 9efansenen 3ouaven cur6 tie
Straben. fie perbbbnenp, auepftiienr
uno beldimpfenp. Die papitIihen
Wappen murren pon nnllis unteruiez
men bsratasrinsn unp iitsr raS rflaier
Sslbltift. SIN Dem font 70 rub'sen unr
anNanrieeu Npm ber1fht cine pSuiae
&nardie; wenn ras Die OrrnunS unr
rsr Uriscs fnp, cie rer Oenera! Gacprs
ia rem N1mern nsriproe5sn bat il
mGhtsn MIR wi0sn, mas rsr Mann unz
ter Srpnune perltebt."
General garprna bat ad!,ebn 8ir
ger er1pdbit, ,relhe eiae proYiiorilbe
MeaierunA in Som hilrcn. Yei Ter
Gtnflbruna rericlben in ibr 9lmt bielt
er ibnen folsenoe &ere: Sbr feic beruz
fen su elmer erbabenen slufsabe. Der
20. september tsseidnst Cine eroee
Gpphe. Gr erbfnet zine neue Mera
fir he i.alieail9e Ginhstt Die enrli9
Ypufanris 1T, uno miro Som pen
neusm ,ur {,auptitact 9taltenS MAJ
den. 0pit lesnet iidtlid e}talien.
(Oab fid, Oott ertarm' y Bemertt
Elm peut|1es 8latt ra;u.
OurG Dscret Der italtenilben Nee
aierung iino eie ebenata rGmi lbenprcz
pin;en fSrmlib ais intesrirenpe 3beile
reS SSniareid6 Stalien erfldrt porpen.
Sn cisism Decrete trirc oem Yapfe istz
ne perl5nlide lnperlesbarfett uno
feline Darpe als Souperain sussl1dert.
Nu9 Die tsrritoriale 6reibeit Der &1=
1,,er Die unabbdnst9fsit pes pasfes
uno bic frrie Ausiibuns ieiner pdpitliz
den Suprematie perpen sarantirt.
Gerner 1T cine slmnefie fit ale pplitiz
i9en 8erseben oerfiinoet unb General
3amarmora al6 @pupernrur BON Nom
NIT ber Musfabrnn9 pteler Deerete be-
auftra9t porpen.
Die italientlae Rfsieruns bel&df<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Ser ,,@aaberer" ,,ab europa,

Sese mp9e eeben eint Mn3abl Grsrsplare bee
,,gBanberey" nan europa, unb ,pr na&en biz
Qe)er bsfonbsrs aufmerfiam, bab bic leb.rlen'
buna pes D!attes an Yerpanbte uue 0reunbe
fen,eits ees Oceans tia iebr eseienetes Nittel
IL, einsn ununterbrptsnsn 0ertebr nit een'al'
ben 3u untsrba!ten sno is atsr BIT 3uffanbe
bisiss 2anpes ~ untsrricatsn, bs!lsr alS g ouyd
8zisfwspIal selbsben fDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Bsasunnses, gsisfs ,r. Sub 80 ab.tfFrea,
"W A n D E R E r
L. 3. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
@ilenbQbn Babr~Yldne.
ct. Yaul unp HaciEe.

~ = wv WV y "~'i'~'
Rod 4nsfa, st. Gicnt anb eaut Icsies. - gerlafen
st. saul 73O @vreers urt 2:3O Rahmistoss; srreideu
eaut Napiss 1878 gia@mittass unb 7:25 Atsnss.
Ct. paul. Delano uns sDiamar 9aas;--gerlassn ct.
paul S:45 Msrseas g'nnsapults gas Nursens: errtt'
den sDiumar 500 abenss; 8u' 'idtebrsnb ser!oFen Fe
QDiamar $3.50 Wirrsens Mtnneapsls Ats Ra4mtass !;
errei&ea Ct gau! 500 &bsnbs.
Delanu 6:' 0 Wlprsens; Inatapsls 7:5O Nprsens uns
erreden Ct gaal 8A5 Mpraens. 3urIdfebrenb perlaen
bieielben Ct paul 500 Nabmtseas; Misneapplis 5:l5
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9abr0at,8 8.

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une mn6 aem Gmpaaeer tf fetner SroTrts c'estei
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Wian taan ~ jessr 3eit auf cen .,5aaseses" ase"'
nren.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

are that the first grand collision OF the oppos-
ing hosts will take place on the vast plain of
Champagne, around that ancient city Of Cha
Ions which has already witnessed fourteen
centuries ago, one of the few really decisive
battles of history. There, upon battle
ground marked out, as it might almost seem,
by the hand of nature herself, the crumbliug
mounds of the great and irregular intrenched
camp of Attila, King of the Huns, still attest
the dreadful day on which the powers of the
Christian West and of the barbaric East
clashed together from dawn till dark. There
the proud course of the Asiatic invader was
stayed.
Jornandes rhetorically tells us that the
blood that day shed flowed in literal rvulets,
and that the wounded, parched with thirst,
quenched the fire that consumed them in its
horrible tide
Like King William and the prussians. At
tila came from the East Like the Prussans
too, he was superior to his foe in numbers,
and certainly not inferior to him in military
genius. Germans fought on both sides on
that day, as Germans will fight on both sides
again in the new contest now impending for
supremacy on the European Continent. For
nothing can be more absurd than the pseudo
philosophical attempts which are made in
some quarters to divide the French from the
Germans by sharp line of race.
The Teutonic element predominates, for
all practical purposes, in both armies and in
both nations. What the particular value of
its predominance may be to civilization and
to progress may be thought perhaps more
doubtful, by those who reflect on the humi-
lating truth that after fourteen centuries of
struggle and endeavor the hosts of the two
foremost nations of Europe are getting into
line for reciprocal slaughter precisely where
the hosts of Attila and of Aetius arrayed
themselves in the earliest dark of the Dark
Ages.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16
THE FETE NAPOLEON.

from tRe ". 4 HOTA.
The 10Th of August has come, but the
French are not in Berlin. The gay gentlemen
of Paris who are said to have laid wager
on the celebration of the Fete Napoleon in
the capital of the great Frederick are pro-
badly drilling to-day with ex-Minister Duruy
in the Garde Mobile or with Paul de Cas-
saignac in the Zouaves for the defense of
their own brilliant and beautiful metropolis
The gunpowder which is annually burnt and
exploded after so gorgeous fashion around
the Arc de Triomphe will be wanted this year
for more serious purposes. The contrast
between all that this day commentaries and
the actual condition of France and of the
empire upon which it this year dawns is so
obvious that it is hardly worth while for us
to dwell upon it. 1t tells its own story
a story as old as the whims of Destiny; and
points its own moral-a moral as useless
as all the experience of man. Had the war
which began, so like piece of fireworks on
the Pincian or the Place de la Concorde,
short time ago, been conducted as the French
people expected it to be, this day would
doubtless have been signalized by some thea
trical feat of arms in the heart of Germany.
1t is not likely that the commanders of the
great army which isnow manoeuvring in front
of the invading host of the Prussians will
trouble themselves to celebrate it in the same
way on the soil of France. The news which
reaches us, indeed, of the evacuation of
Metz and the Withdrawal of the French line
is the best proof that could be given of the
decision and determination which have come
to the head of military affairs in France The
18th of August this year has been day of
work, not of festival, in the land of the
Franks.
Although the Prussians have advanced but
a little way beyond the French frontiers, they
have SO far and so thoroughly engaged their
armies on French soil that for them now
there is no choice but between a persistent
and victorious advance or crushing if not a
fatal defeat. 1t is plainly the object of the
French commanders, therefore, to deliver the
first great battle, which must soon be fought,
in such position as will afford them, in case
of French triumph, the best possible oppor-
tunities for operating upon the retreat of their
defeated enemy. We are too sparingy and
too inaccurately informed of the real opera
tions of the campaign to be able to reach any
conclusions of value as to the COM
plete strategic plans in obedience to
which it is apparent that both armies
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