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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

PUsH 0N.--A wise man will never
rust out. As long as he breathes the
breath of life, he will be doing some.
thing for himself, his country, or pos
terity. Washington, Franklin, How.
ard, Young, Newton, all we're at work
almost to the last hours of their exis.
tence. Ii is foolish thing to believe
that we must lie down and die because
we are old The man of energy is not
old it is only he who suffers his
energies to waste away, and permit the
springs of his life to become motiopless.
There are scores of old men living to.
day that We would prefer in important
positions to those young gentleman who
fear and tremble when shadows ap.
proach, and turn away at the first harsh
word or discouraging frown.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

One of our Montgomery ciergJinen
has nice dog. The dog always ac-
companies him to church, aud the other
day, in the middle Of a sermen. the dog
got up and yawned 10 sympaihy with
the congregation, and straitway took his
masters bat to him in the pulpit The
eloquent divine continued his sermon,
aud the impatient dog produced his:
clerical friead's cane and placed i be-
side tho hat with an appealing wag Of
the tail. Tint dog had experienced the
bauefnl effect Of too much talk Oh hot
days Montgomery (<Ila.) Mai.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04
Select Storu.
Al ROSE WITH ITS THORNS.

Rusbcntters' Ray c,hbv ., criod
Uerbrrt Rlirb in cbcrry ynico % La
put himself and portma9,eau into a
h.nsom U;s bron1eJ C,oo ana son,o
MA. negli,ent costume wonId baro
nnablcd eny initiated snoctotor - ,,;ro
i shrowd mess that he wos a sou5,,er
newly arrived from his station
IL was n treat to him 10 find himself
~ S,Jnov onoo o,,,;n ar,oa ,,,,'..-,;. -js'
IN a wear in the hush md Dot 5be leas,
nleasapt mart of tho nrosnoct was L,s
nromised visits IN bis old rr;o,ds ,i'o
Eostons Witbou, dclav bo mado liz
wav to their cborming bonse Iook ;n@
down unon tho waters Of port IaoIsnns aUs
and bc me, with n hosn;,ahla rooon,ion
from merry ligbt bcar,cJ I;ttlo 'U Wra
Eos,on who ,sas go !. Ta',ou ,ta ,'I1 i'.t'e "'S'
IA al am 60 Glad 10 COO Won ana;a NJ,
Rrah y .Io sa;J " e.,Lo',L eo ,Iu asan"' .i, WI WI.
tb;nk 60 far I am no;na - rrm ama,
fron 49, rn, " ID. i 0'"s " uu u, away
me hv ionn stan3;nn onno;a,na, ~ sa' ,O
can't oct oa Yonr oId room ;a ,oaJn ~
far voS md wben nor hora mado sa',.'oi, y
co1 ror,ah,a van u;ii soa 1e ~ ou,Se'' sn
sam.nonoro =. H. s.n,, I n"u OOoNH ct a"u
Te vii not he in iii d;neor VGm, ,;mo G"a' I"t
nj, b. NV baoL ~ ~ :" .h,, ia t'n"e' @ a'n'e, Iu'
snoh = oharn,;na 80 r.;ana ~ ~ n ~, .'i':. "a,'
Ms R,imh aneL ','%a aao" 'o,e @ on T's,'' @
.hle I,,ie him. hn, rom nPns, -. .I c'u
n iove win heg. n;n3 % G "anu '.r' ', uou ia,'
fore honan VAIN ~" O'
"Why sborIa Ino, s. cha
t~.o,;,a ~ ] NV nsLaI "ot, w., - 'ne - 70 'o a''
mI. H. ss,, so ~ W." h'n d iauS"' ,..
-. - ~ ao.I Ia al. '1oo 'I'ause '"e ,'''io ~
sc., hall, nanas,i I"u >, mus nus , nov nave m
81, .rotI.' ..a"i roP''ou Hi,s. uaS'
~ s,,ha." " ,,ho I !. ~ no'., 'uo s'eonu piace'
s..s uoa., ~ sh..I1 noy hi''''ona',e'
;.an;,oJ ] '"u ~ u ihoncy' anu ne
sThan ,h;,L :,
Mr.. CASTOR 10 Mac a1.h %'o"s ~ you,
1 -. oc $500, = 49,. ~ p'aoo sue" snates 10 the
u i'esh iroiii 'he
ssnL forowayaaI - -,
NJ. Gas,on. "anJ;f 1om ,'spa''aeu' sI;''La salu
mo INV coDsc;enco w;u = 'uy warn
Ar there is Iadv r. " peave' n'','.
leave YOU Az reso;,. ~ sbs cried. | aad
w;tb = aov nod sbo ,r;nnn5 sn LUZ
stens o. " '"0
Afterm.kinob;sto;lo, uorhor, ri;
sought the drawing.room and nnsnHs
c;nv bimselfi in a cemror,ahIa ormnha;.
took nm the morning nansr prnSan,I,,
he heard a lipht faoistan bob;oJ h;,.
"a ,han . sa1, 80 ;oP o'",nu n ni''
~. do helm me take these nr;ol Ios a", ~"
of nv hand-they ure So painSal"
Z. vounp girl had come into the room fron,
fbe garden througb the window a, hi.
hact where be was screened from n;sm
& md as on advancing sbo c,ngb, s;ah,
of him she started and mnymnred 81
thoucht il was Mrs CASTOR, !" Tben
while the blood dyed her cheek with ~
rich glow She sto1ned short onnaren,Ia
half Inclined to Az
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

A lady who had been spending some
days at hotel at Saratoga, where a
son-inlaw Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
and family are staying, tells the follow
ing story: Calling in the room of the
Commodore's daughter, one day, she
found her giving her two little daugh-
ters some lessons in the homely work Of
darning stockings. The visitor ex-
pressed surprise that she should bother
herself or daughters with such work,
when the Commodore's S daughter replied
that there was no telling what a woman
might be called upon to do in this coun.
try, or what fate awaited her, and she
believed in iustructing them in the use.
full arts as preparation for any reverse
that might overtakc them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

FREQUENT PRAYBR,-Bishop Taylor
beautifully remarks; prayer is the
key to open the day, and the bolt to
shut in the night. But as tho clouds
drop the early dew, and the evening
dew upon the grass, yet it would not
spring and grow green by the constant
and double falling of the dew, unless
some great shower, at certain seasons,
did supply the rest; so the customary
devotion of prayer, twice day, is the
falling of the early and latter dew; but
if you will increase the flourish in works
of grace, empty the great clouds some.
times, and let them fall in full shower
Of prayer which shall overflow, like Jor.
dan in time of harvest"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

A few days since little ragged ur
chin was sent by tradesman TO collcc
a bull. He began in the usual way, but
becoming more and more importunate
at length, the gentleman's patience be
ing exhausted, he said to him: "You
need not dun me so sharply; | am not
going to run away" II don't suppose
you are said the boy, scratching his
head, "but my master is, and he wants
the money"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

MAD PIGs.-A French farmer an.
nounees that, being short ofpasture for
his hogs, he turned them into a field of
buckwheat, then in flower and which he
was about blowing; 10 about half n
hour afterwards, the animals exhibited
all the symptoms of drunken madness !;
they furiously attacked and devoured
the sheperd's dog, and the herdsman
escaped their attentions by climbing a
tree
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

Sir Walter Scott, meeting an Irish
eesgar IN the street, who importuned
him for sixpcnce, the great unk nowu.
not having one, gave him shilling,
adding, with laugh, aMind, now. Sir
you owe me sixpence." Och. sure
an God grant yer honor life till l Day
it,"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

A girl in a public school applied to
her teacher for leave to be absent half a
day, on the plea that they had company
at home, Theteaeher referred her to the
printed list of reasons that the School
Committee thinks sufficient to Justify
absence, and asked her if her case came
under any of them. She naivcly re.
Piled that it might come under the head
of domestic affliction."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

Like ornamental furniture, butterfly
friends are very suitable for ones par.
lor and dining room, though they both
were never created for rough usage
And let but one violent midsummer
storm burst over our FORTUNES, and they
are like optical delusions, or, as Squibs
hath 1t; "Now you see 'em, and now
you don't.n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

Father" said a lad, "I have often
read OF persons being poor but honest /;
why don't they sometimes say, rich but
honestI T Tut, tut, my sou" replied
the father, nobody would believe
them"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

Lord Eldon, who has just died In
london, has left his whole fortune for
the establishment Of an insane asylum.
i" ! restore to madmen, . said he. q the
fortune | owe them" Lord Eldop was
a lawyer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

A young man once told DR.. Bothune
that he had enlisted ia the army Of
Zion. In what church 2" asked the
doctor. II the Bapsist.s was tho re.
ply. !" | should call that Joining the
navy, : was the reply.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

The late james 7. Brady once re-.
marked that his experience among eli.
onts convinced hrm that a mans wife is
his best lawyer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

How many apples did our first parents
eat 10 the gardeng Eve s and Adam 2.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04

MAKE NO MAN FEEL HIS IYfERIon.
IrY.-Nothing is more insulting than
to take pains TO make a man feel
notifying inferiority in knowledge,
rank, fortune, etc. In the first it is
both ill.bFed aud i'll natured; aud in the
two latter articles it is unjust, they not
being in his power Good breeding
and good nature incline us rather to
raise people up to ourselves than to
mortily and depress them Besides, il
is making ourselves so many friends,
instead Of SO many enemies a constant
effort to please is most necessary in.
gredent in the art ofplcasing; it fattcrs
the selflove of those to whom it is
shown; it engages aud captivatcs more,
than things Of much greater Importance
Every man is, in some measure, Obliged
to discharge the social duties of life !;
but these attentions are voluntary acts, /,
the free will offerings of good breeding
aud good nature; they are received, re.
menbered and returned as such. Wo.
man, in particular, have right to them;
and and omission in that respect is
downright ill.breeding.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-04
Day and Night in Sweden.

The reculiari,ies of the day and night
in Sweden strike the traveller very for
cible, after heing accustomed to the
temperate zone. In june the sun goes
down 10 Stockholm little before ten
o'clock. There is great illumination
all eight, as the Sun passes round the
earth toward tie North Pole, and the
refraction Of its rays is such that you
eau see to read at midnight without any
artificial light. There is mountain at
the head Of Bothnia where, on the 2lst
Of June, the sun does not appear to go
down at all The steamboat goes up
from Stockholm for the purpose of con
veylng those who are curious to witness
the phenomenon. 1t occurs only one
night. The sun reaches the horizon
you can see the whole face Of it, and in
five minutes more it begins to rise. At
the North Cape, latitude T2 degrees,
the sun does not 20 down for several
weeks. 1n June it would be about 25
degrees above the horizon at midnight.
In the winter the sun disappears, and is
not seen for weeks then it comes aud
remains for ten or fifteen minutes, after
which it desccnds, and finally does not
set at all, but makes almost a circle
round the heavens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-08

- Die Gl.rts Der consreiitontItn Srude.
ret bsrlanaen 20 Pros. 9obnerhbbung.
Ser @ouperneur bon Wtifouri einpfieblt
bic Gufbebuus Der poliiiiden Gntre6tunger
99ener, bic i'm Iebtsu &rieee auf Soften Der
Seifsaten ftanoen.
Ser @ouperneur bon 9ouifinna oiebt
elm roftaes Bib BON Der politiitsn Situation
oes Stantss, flast aber iiber Die 6inan33u'
itdn0e. Staats : SbliaotioEen iolten iR8lit
ni6t unter benz Bari .g8ertbe p~ertnuTt iperoen.
s ie 3ollbeamten in GbarleIton, SIC,
BADEN ouf 8ei6peroe oes Ipaniiden @oniuls
ben bort r%ingelaufener eubauiiben Raper
rHnna" iaiiirt.
: 3n Baibinston trdet man ftb NIT Dem
Yorihlase, bas game @ebiet Der oominitani.
i9sn &epublit an5ufaufen.
9eaboop's ueberreite peroen Bis gum
25. b. WR. in 9ortlanO, SIRE, erpartet.
S4nBmeitter Spinner bat UOrSeitrrn fir
Ria. @olO.G Certificate, nab Teu $ 9)Ort be
iteat, unterSei9net.
am Is. San. jon Die WieSerinau9ura.
ton bes @ouuerneurs Ssnrp Don pa. in Sar
risburg itattfinoen.
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&Ieinc Hnif.

Sn ReusYOrt baben leit Dem l. Sanuar
bereits 5 Selbiimoroe itattsefunber.
St 9umpbrep's County Senn., bat
iib cine balrItrdubenoe 8ei6ibte 3u9etragen.
3wci yteger sinsen auf Die Saso wobin iie
nidt geboren - nabmen eine 6lai6e 9Bbiss
fey nit, iranien bieielbe aus unO tauen aud
iofort in Streit oarilbrt, ,psr oas Mteilte bns
uon 9ei6ludt baben iOlte. giner Der nun
pplbere9ti9ten Staatsbiirser idoB ben anoern
nieoer perieBte ibn nod einise 9uBero
Slide uno ibnitt ihm aud nod Den &opf ab.
ben CT auf einen Yfabl itedte. Rod nid)t se:
mug oamit, rib er benz 2eibname gum Sbluiie
nod Die Gin9eweipe aus. Gin tlelner Weger.
iunse bate Die gauge pro3eour unbemertt nit
unO CAB in Der 9tabbarIbaft ben
alarm. Msbrere NeQer silten nod Der S1ref.
tensieene ws iie Niles 10 fanoen tuie oben
beihrteben. Der Mtbroer mar nod nidt eins
mDr0en,
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@as ms bar Nllem npth flint.

Betradtunaen iiber ben ieBisen unerbbrttr
geidGftliden Druid fiibren Die Shipping 2ili"
oas Organ oes iolioen @rpbbanoels, su fol-,
8eroen G%oroerungen:
.Gs 1T flar, baB Die Snouftrie uno berSan.
bel oes 2anoes ibleunise Bsfreiung bon Der
Cat, pelde %iibermdBiee 8eiteuerung uno si
8roBe Y%ermebrun8 bes Yapierseloes bafir
biloen, brauben, nm iuieber ju geoeiben, uno
Der GonareB pernabldiit8t Ieine Yhidt, tuenn
er bieIe Betreiuns nidt fdait. Wan ioatc
o%enfen, finf Sabre mad benz S9lub Der gtes
beQion, metbe angeblid feline ueberleauna bel
Der Wabl Der Wlittel 5ur auibrinsun8 BON
Reneniien s~e5tattet bate. tbnnte bic ,perIams
mette Weisbeit Der Wation" einmal einen
Ylan ferti9 8ebradt baben, tupburb unreiie,
fofipieli9e Soee'n aufseseben piroen, man
aus Der Gonfuiion unOertrd9lider 3ipede bers
austdme, ale &ebte uuo SntereGen i'm Gin
flang 9ebrabt uno babel ben finan3ieQen Be.
birfnifen Der &eSieruns nolauf ent5prodeu
lpiiroe. Sas ieBige unreife unb briidenoe
&epeniielgitem pertrd9t iib ipeber nit Der aez
iunoen Wernunft nod nit orsentli9er SuIfia;
IS bot einen tberaus nngiinitiSen Ginfiub
aut ieoes geiddftlide unternebmen H.. bemmt
oas Bolt in icoem 3rpeig Der SnbuItrie uuo
beg 9anoels, tpdbreno ba1elbe ii4 10 fret als
m6gli4 ioate bepesen tonnen. bamit bas
Sutto ivy WIN ueu uHBegeuttU OVERWHELMINGLY
bes Rrieses erbole. Nei einem bic Nusaaben
10 melt iiberftei9enoen Ginfommen 9ibt Is nidt
BITE 8erinafe Gnti1uloigung fur Die pefs
tere Deibebaltuns oieier unnStbi8en 9as
fen unb man pirb bic @eiesgeber Inn Con.
8refe friiber ooer ipdter begreifen MAIDEN, bak
oies bic %einftimmise Geinuuns ibrer gonfis
tuenten if.s
llmier Ginanaminifer besreift oies inbes
nod lanse ni1t unb bebarrt pieinebr oarouf.
oaB mon oen NATIONAL @ldubigern burn sis
tten ueberi@uB bon minbeffens 100 Wtqio.
imponiren mile uno iie baourd ,ur gon.
bepesen tonne, In ipel9' 2esterer er
bic Sumnta aaer Ginan3=@ eisbeit ,lno has
uniperial. 4eilmittel fir unIere Ginana.Wis
iere ertldrt. seine Mugen bliden INNER t,ur
nod europa biniber, fir beEen Gapitalifetr
iein SabresberiHt ebenio saufgefrta mar, tpie
feline 3umbues > Monnts. MusmeiIe iino.
SisReits beidrdntten fi9 feline Beipunberer
ldnsif auf einiae be5abtte 2nbniareber. pdb
Dor Alem ole 8eI16itspelt uno Die BRO
0uJirenoei Rlaien iinner einnutbiaer ifrout
Sesen ben idmmsfliden Yfui1er MAIDEN. OBJ
be 0eiesseber i'm GonsreHe auf oisien Rais
isnprotsft frlbsr ober fpdter b6ret tp.rben,
mir ni4t 5u enti1eiben; mir ftr&ten
fdf, baB es .ipdter- gefhrben wirb, b. s.
bas a~[semeine Gftnp nod sintt b.
bern Grab srrei&t babeu iutrb. ais bits fei6sr
f&on Der Gan IT,
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Seleoronhiidle 9iodlIrie.

DER Neger Aleranoer 9ar0ner in Sir.
8inien, Der ont II. b. Wtts. in Nep Sent.
9Ourtbouic, Ya., sebdnst peroen ioute. bat
einen Auil6ub bon 80 Sasen erbalten. @aros
ner mar elm Compile Oes gesers &ennebp
bel Der GrmOrouns Sater's uno Der Srau
Stepart, oeren 2ei6en lie Oerbrannten.
-Iuf Der. gir9inias Senus sYabn", nabe
9ibertp, iieIen 3tpei nit S9labtpieb belaoene
&arren BON Der Bride in ben GluB. Maes
9ieb tuurbe s%etOotet, uno ale Wassons SER
ftDrt.
Cine Gmisratious @sisai6ait, on oeren
Spite Galcb Guibin9 itcbt, bat einen sruben
Strib 2anoes IN Ambert Spuntp, va, ge.
fault, UNI bort cine pOlnlige Gulonie Su err
ridten.
- Ser Monitor rWiantoncmabA, am f5reis
tase in Yealeitung bes Sanpnenbpptes rWta:
ria' BON ytelp. Yorf nab Yortlano, Mtaine,
abgegangen, itteb nadoem Die Dampir09re
Der Maria" seborfen uno oas Jabr3eus gum
St,nitanoe gebradt porOen mar - nit benz
GeBtsren nabe @ap 9cao 5uiammen uno sine
ioiort anter. 8ier oei3er tumen babel um's
2eben Der &eit Der Wtanni4aft fsbrte nab
Vefp =9lprf Nlriif.
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Stabt Baltimore.

.S@iffs , u n ale. 9ieuitas giaat
itieB Der norooeutibe Sreimafter .Sbatess
peare" 65tlib BON Yarnesat, N.sS, nit benz
BON Nep : 9lorf nad Baltimore fabrenoen
S9ooner pAoelaioes %3uIamnen Der 2eBtere,
in Der Witte Der Seitenpano 9~etrofen uno
bis gum &iel binab our1itoBen fant i%pfort;
jeine Wannidaft puroe gerettet II. ra1 Wetp=
Dorf auriifsebradt. Ser rSbatespeare" biiBte
ben Buglpriet elm. o
Cine Sort % ettfa brit Nomiral
Yorter bat 3u elmer WettfaDrt aipiiben benz
Yootflub Der Seeatabemie 5u annapolis uno
Der neuen Wannibaft Der jlnseren Rlafe Der
Sarparo unioeriitdt, unter Der ii1 BON ben
Sbeilnebmern on Der g8stt : Gabrt auf Der
3bemie MUIR Or. Gap bsiinpst. ieine gin,piaiz
8ung eegeben uno ben gGuni1 ausgeIproden,
baB oieielbe entiptber bel annapolis ODER bel
@eitsYoint 3tpiiden feGss ruoerigen Booten
Dor fi9 gebe. @eitert bsgab fi1 Or. Sane,
STUDENT Der Sarparos llniuerfitdt. nad In
napolis, UNI Die In9ele8enbeit ms &eine 3u
brinSen. at} sai
Sob eines alien Ginpobner a.
-3nt Witttppd itarb i'm 76. 2ebensiabre Sr.
Simon Blod, Gin ~betannter iiraelitiider 86rs
ger Baltimore's, Der jeit 80 Sabren In unies
rer Staot sobnte uno elm Weidaft an Der
8pnoltr. betrieb. Sie M9tung MQer, Die ben
Mlten %fannten, fol8t ibm in's Grab.
Setbfm orbeines iun9en Mdbs
1ens.- Gin trauriger Selbftmorb fanb ges
fern in benz 9auie Nr. 119. @ermanitr. ftatt.
Sas bort als Wtaso bei&dftiste Grausn3ims
mer Waria Stdneler tuuroe BON Der Grau bes
9auies ur, 6 ubr semedt, UNI an bic Mrbeit
al aeben. Dns Wfdbden ftanb iogleih auf
iinb beaab f9 In Begleitun8 zines anoeren,
Is Sabre alien Mdbhens In bie Rude, no
i&nea bas 9ebrduhlide Woreenieuer anaes
matt tpurbs. Waria CAB Johann BEN fiinSe
rem Mdo1en bic Weiiutg. has Erottoir uab
Die StraBe su fe8en, ,udbrsno lie IelbIt in ben
Reler eins, UNI oiefen 3u reini9en. Natoem
has iingere Wldo1en Die StraBe 9eieat. beaab
.es iih an bic gum Refer titren6e 'Stlr ano
rug Waria, oh lie ben Heien baben ipole.
Die Mnseteoete erwiberte: .ytein, i'd braud,e
isst ben Seien niHt.@ Sieies ereianste ih un
9efdbr UNI z ubr. I'm "a u9r beaab lid, oas
iinsere WdoGen IN ben Refer, uni Miario
gum Gribttide gu rufer. Bei benz 6alblicbte
6es Refers LAP fe Waria, oni4sinsnp auf eis
uem Stuble febenb, unb aog an ibren Rlei.
bern, nnr fe 5u peranlaken, berouf3utommea,
ais fl. pl6Bli1 gu ibrsm eroBen S@,edtn
lob, oab fd Wearia erbdngt bate. S&reieno
tilte bal Rdb@en papoH Mnp bsHaHri9tiots
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9ermiidte 8cri6tc.

Or. 8. RBbIer aus 0iirttembera, Isit
1858 in NewsYOrt, elm selcbrier Arst uno &c,
iudter Sperateur u. 4ttoubeur, ftarb Diem
tag I'M So. &ebensiabre. &m %. Mar3 1916
seboren iein Batter mar I'm Ganoseitliber
: ituoirte er in Silbingen uno Deioelberg,
iab, neil er fd an Der Yemesun9 bon 184S
betbeili9tr. 2Sabre auf benz 9obenaspers uno
iieoelte 1858 mad Stem Dorf iiber. Sn ibm
perliert oas Deutihtbum Amerita's einen ieis
ner tii4tisiten Yertreter.
SIN 81 { 10 $ y orf bat cine DISCRIMINATING
BON Gapitaliiten itatt9etunoen, nm einen fir.
3eren gabnwcs nod philadelphia 3u bauen.
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8ctibaft beS GpuDernenrS BON
Weuu1blVauteu.

9arrisbur9, z. San. @ouperneur
8earp's Sotibait eratulirt Der Qegistatur 5ur
YrpiperitGt bes Stats. Die Ginnabmen 0es
StaatkidaBes i'm 2aufe hes SaGrss 1869 mar
1921, coo, uuo Die Musgaben 1850, 900,
uorunter ii9 S472, 900 befinoen, bic our ae,
button Der Staatsi9ulo perpenoet purDcn.
Der i'm Staatsidab oerbliebene GaliabsItanp
e~nt5iiiert sl,400, 900. Sic 8eiammtsS taats
idulO 5etr6St S32, S14 900. 9ie @eiammt.
l9uloentilguitg ieit benz Sanuar 1867 belGuii
ii6 auF s4,SS9,0Q0. 9er@ouperneur empfieblt
Die grri9tung zines AiDls fir oerfriippeltr
Sploaten, Die ieBt ibr 8rob in ben Stra6en
Der StGote crbetteln miiilen. Gr berabrte
aud bic 9alamitdt i'm acknowledgment bon
Nuonoale, unO empfabl Die grlaiung eines
8eisBes Yebuis SurAfibruna itrenger Ge9u.
l~ationen CUR Yerbntuna f~inTtiser berartieer
unalldsfale. Gr empiobl bic Antelluno
zines ipeitern &ibters i'm Supreme : @eriat
als cine 0fentlibe Notbiuenoi9teit. Nub be.
iirpprtete ct bic Asitatiou Der 6reibGnoler
our G%rlan8un8 elmer 3olfreisn Stablz uno
Giieneinfubr. Gr 1T 3u 8unfen Der Aner.
tennun9 Der Observation-Disclosures, uno Der
Gourant: luibldbuns permittelit neuer Ratio.
ralbantsn, Die bort 3a erri9ten ipdren, no man
oereu rp1 feline hat.
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&rks tanga banft IA, bic Inf hghhkn Staten aud idnsa tden phbr tu ben ttnn
setabrnhsn Stisn In Der Union, fur bic Der aes adatrt purbt. NIT tbrn unedbmdir>
ten Rs6kn suataNn hn bRn; baa aGt &narngunsen eemaft wehn pnkn, UNI bic
IuspMen bee Smahs tu bsftr3ntn bcs al. unnt @rbnbhbtehen erebat ridat.
'ub enet6 ub brnhen, BAT ale 6fnntben nnhrnetmunaen unb 2errmen, ba lie auf
be aasemetue gotlfatrf ahlng se0roert mertrn hpaen upwetta s Bfenhtts Snrene tes
.utcrort unp bic 8erMhune Is us 9fata.
g9snn ss tMt asbrta bstsatasn uno I'D BON benz ernnttass SsHeon',: rtas mas
mpralt6 unreGt II, nhmals pcnHfh ret kn fam], kHu lMn. 10 nebn Se bic bt
sen gfiaten. ws!bs Stmn obiseen. srfaar, ans bic garhts mahs kst 70 frt an Der
Spite f6t unb bic In rr 8Tadnaentet 10 bel fur unrn fpRn umb hturn aen Gadt
satan bat wrs forfatrsn, btfn RaGt ,u Rdrtsn unp hWn Sattdf a lcten:
Sbn 8pwie.
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Or. ShDDne.

Ser philadelphia Semofrat. bemertt 3u
osin eeitsrn BON uns mitaetbeilten ArtifeI Der
,W..W. Sts5ts-
.Someit oas srnannte glatt, ipelhes erfldrt,
iih 3a bisier Yer6fsaili1ung perpfiGtet al
ilblen, neil IS psr8sblid 5ein tpiroe, fe unz
ttroriifen au molten. gir oaaeeen 9lauben,
oab cine anieriianii9e 3eitune BEL benl iestsen
Stanoe oes Yro3efes bes Or. S&6ppe ben
uniubfaneiirten Deroa1t europdiI1.r Hidtter
~ beri&ten, wsber otrphi1tet. nod bere&tist
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8fep=Yorfer WdrftbcriAt.
Rep.Dort, Z. Gan. - WbtrliGpsinefeiid hau
500 so = BGuriipoue matt unb scipiden 254 Cts
3ndrr FIN I'm %Nugsmetnsn ttipas frigeno rati
15A; Cuba TX; porto Rieo llS-l2K ets.-gBbisiet
liz Gts.-Stsinol. rob l5k raft. soy &ts.-gBdiNr
FLU, aber feh: 13O-lSl. Dafer fin unb feN; 63-G6.
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SelegrapbliGe 9epeiden.
[Strt&tet fur hen r1sNti8sn gOrrsfpDnsentsa.-l

SaS @otSsIeio.
Rtw.Dort Z. Sanuar. - peutis. e&lubnutt,
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AuS Ghicaap.

ebica8o, z. San. - Ser M6roer Sa.
bio gBalib, uelfer ieine 6rau um's 2eben
bra9te. 1T POM Gouberneur SSalmer su lebenss
lGnglidem 3u6tbauie beana0i9t tuoroen.