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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14
WH,T THE WIND SAYS
BY GRACE Asnwoop.

II was stormy evening in December; /;
The wind was in the northwest, the cold
ost corner possible, and the sleet and
snow were driving against everything !;
no one bravod is fury, except those who
were obliged to.
Within o city mansion, surrounded by
every comfort aud luxury; with closed
blinds, curtained windows, soft cushioned
chairs: a carpet so thick and soft that no
tread could be heard, bright glowing Goals
in the CRATE, which difIused their cheer
fol gleam over the room sat, a ger tleman
past the middle age Of life, reading his
evening paper Opposite him, at the
same table, sat bis daughtcr-in-law
dressed in deep mourning; and little
Alice. tho pee and darling OF the house
hglj, who had come TO cheer the heart
sud home Of her grandfather.
Mrs. Ashley, after the death OF her hus-
band. had accepted the offer Of his father,
Ia make his house her home. just be-
fore the death of bis son, his wife had
died, and De was left alone in his great
house, until Alice and her mother came,
. to comfort aud cheer
Alice, uow sat ou am ottoman. with one
srm resting ou her graudhther's knee,
and gazing ulontly into the fire, busy
with heF thoughts, Just then gust of
wind came cjrcling down the chimney:
with shiver, Alice looked MP to her
grandpa.
"What s. ig- darling" he said,
'Oh grandpa" sba .aid, I'm think
ing bow dreadful Il must bo for the poor
sailors tonight, and II any poor boy or
gjrl is out. they will freeze"
Yes sos darling. replied her grand
pa. -'it is bard for the sailors; it makes
zoe .hud4er b thluk Of them in such a
niatt t'3s
Ne aaB only pray Tor them, Alice
dear" s4Id her mother gently.
"Sy- mama. said Alice, .'and for the
paar 6oF mA glrl, who are out to-
might
Another gust of wind, ike the
.arickiHg efsume weird being. came rush
.ua down the chimney.
90. uudpa,r Fail Alice. do you
ksow what sha wind saysg
"WhN thc wind SAYS, replied her
grandfather ycs indeed, 81 SAYS, 'whcw
whcw Tn pinch, hits, aud frceye every
fane who has ngl a good waup fire to sit
Atr.s"
"0a. uo, said Alice laughlngly, IL
don't xar agy .ueb thing, but listen,
grandpa sbe SAID holding up her tngsr,
"d8ng S ay remember the POOR re-
mtm5ar tae p5oE
80 ye. pcfAaps 80 said her grand.
-, "aui what pgi that into yOur bead ;''
~Oa, grandpa. I've been listening % g.,
and t spea5s Iliosa words to me"
Ai thE-e words Ms Ashley brushed a
tear aVar- and Hr Ashley seemed very
saoasht3u. al ~. Mrs. Ashley spoke
+ "I4a SEA ,alHk father there i enough
igae ter aie poeg at this season of the
resrE
eWesi DON'T Ebew perlsps Bot ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14
Religious
now To Rr,p rn umlr,

To some the Bible &, uuin,cres ting an,
Improbable, because they read teo fast
Among the insects which subsi,i on ihi
sweet sap Of flowers, there aec two very
different classes One Is rcmarkabls fol
it, imposing plumsgc, which shows 10
the suubcams like the dust Of gems ans
As You watch It's jauuty gyratons over
the fields, and It's minuct dance from
flower TO flower, YOU cannot help admir-.
Ing its graceful activity, for It is plainly
getting over great deal OF ground, Bat,
In the same field is another worker,
whose brown vest aud busiuess.like
straightforward flight may not have ar.
rested your eye, His hutteriug neighbor
darts down here aud there. and sips ele-
gautly wherever he can find Il drop of
ready nectar; but this dingy plodder
makes point ofalghting everywhere, and
wherever he alights he either finds honey
or makes il. II the dowcr-cup be deep
he goes down TO the bottom, II its dragon
mouth be shut he thrusts It's lips ssunder
and il the nectar be peculiar on rccondilc,
he explores all about tin he discovers IL,
and then having ascertained the knack Of
it, ioyfully as one who has found great
spoil, he sings his way down into its lus-
cious reeesses. His rival, of the painted
velvet wing has no patience for such dull
and long-winded details. Bat what is
the end! Why, the one died last October
along with the flowers; the other Is warm
in his hive tonight, amidst the fragrant
stores which he gathered beneath the
bright beams of summer.
Reader, to which do YOU belong the
butterflies or bees. DO YOU search the
Scriptures, or do you only skim tbemf DO
you dwell on passage TIL you bring out
some meaning, or till you can carry away
some memorable truth or immediate les
son? or do Won fit along on needless
wing, only ON the lookout for novelty,
and too frivolous TO explore or ponder
the Scriptures Does the Word Of God
dwell in YOU SO richly, that IN the yigils
Of restless night, or IN the bookess soli-
tude of a sick-room, or in the winter Of
old age or exclusion from ordinances, its
treasured truths would perpetuate sum
mer round YOU, and give you meat to eat
which the world knows not of2--Rec. !
James Hamilton, u. h,
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such ocoasions-rode upon the outside
. passing the time most sEroeably in gsniA
conversation and in admiring the scenery
AZ che of the stopping places on th.
rouse, 8 c8uuiryiaaa asksd them could
they make room fer him up there which
they cheerfalIy did. soon amer taking
Biz seat, Mr. Beecber entered into oonver-
sa'lon with him. and finding that lie had
recently returned from a visit to New
Hork,aud 10 use his own expression, had
seen enough oft, asked him ifhe ever
sent to meeting there. lie said be did
aud went over to brooklyn to hear feI-
low preach he did not remember bis
name.
Henry Ward Beechcrs" suggested
Or. Chaplin.
Yes, that was his name
How did you like him. asked Or.
Chaplin slvly winkng TO Alr Is.
80, very well, answered the country
man.
"llid you 60 % hear him in the after
noonf' said Mr.. b.
mo went up town TO hear another
big fellow
DIR. Chapin?' suggested Mr.. u.
Yes, that WAS the name
And which did YOU like bestf said
Mr.. b., winking At Dr. Z.
90. tlunder,' said the countryman,
DIR. Chaplin can preach Beecher right
out of biz boots =
You had better believe that there was
pretty loud shout went up from that
coach for little while,--a shout that as
tonished the countryman, who failed to
recognize his joyial travellers. -Bello,rs
Fa2rs Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14
Tor The journal,
THE GARDEN OF GETIISEHASE.

Next in celebrity and tragic interest to
the Garden Of Eden, that scene Of surpas-
sing beauty, where Satan gained his first
triumph, Is the Garden Of Gethsemanc. a
place Of shadows aud silence, aud once Of
agony, where the Son Of Man passed
thro' a fearful struggle, aud gained q
blessed victory. We are not 10 imagine this
TO be Ike q common garden cultivated for
its fruit or flowers, but rather retired dell
among the bills, attractive for It's grassy
lswn, and for the cool shade afforded by
the immense old trees which largely occu.
py the ground, the place serving as q
grateful retfest from the noon-day sun or
the noise and dust Of great city, this gar
den being found ~ the suburbs Of ths
sacred city Jerusalem.
We append here an eloquent descrip-
ton Of this locality, as given after per
sonal visit by the distinguished Lamar.
tine Of France. This gentleman with bic
remarkable classic tastes, love u adveu-
ture aud abundant pecuniary means, pro-
jeeted In 1852, and carried ont Ia prinrcly
style, visit to the Holy Land aud other
countries Of the Fast, aud afler his return
published most interesting description,
In four volumes, Al biz own expense he
had chartered and equipped a vessel, Ia
king an armament, library aud a large
stock ofpresents for the chiefs audrule r.
Of the countries, aud with bis talented
wife and cherished daughter, arranged
for long sojourn ia the east
Bat while he was personaly exploring
The localities about Jerusalem, tie tempo.
rRry home of the Man of Sorrows, q
= new sorrow esms a. ths traveller
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14

uAhrBELL's "IIoHExLRDES. livery
Englishman remembers Campbelps noble
poem of "Hohenlinden Y but few per-
haps had considered, until Sir Edward
Gust led the way, how entirely that
poem misrepresents all the circumstances
Of the battle which it has ma de so famous.
IL 10 about az near the tact as Is Dayid's
celebrated picture of Bonaparta crossing
the Alps on prancing charger to the re-
ality Of the passage of the st. Bernard.
the essence of the poetical Hohenlinden
is night attack; but the true battle of
Hohenlinden began at eight or nine
O'Clock in the morning. 1t is very likely
that the river lser flows swift and dark
in Winter, but il flows many miles from
Hohenlinden; 1t does indeed wash the
walls Of Munich, and banners may
have been waved upon those walls;-
nor would their waving had less in
1uence upon the battle because invisible
through distance, from the scene. The
only feature common to the real and the
imaginary spectacle was the snow, which
fell heavily during, although il did not
cover the ground before, the battle. Per-
haps the poet never heard that slosh aud
mud were the allies of France at Hohen-
linden, and that Moreau won the battle
by Judging accurately how long his as
sailant would stick and struggle in
the forest paths, where il was no more
possible to rush to glory than it is to gal
lop over an alpine ridge
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AsrepoTK % BKEcnER ,,D onAPIN

Speaking Of churches reminds me of an
sbeciote u Henry Ward Beecher and Or.
CAapiu During their vacation, tbey
were travelling a short stage route 70.
gesher according 70 their wont-ana /
NAV say toe wont OF sll good men on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14

Dr. Doremus believes there j. hope yfl
i9r the human race IL recent lecture,
he said, as yet ne know very little Of
medicine. WitL Al the palAies no mau
can tell how piece 81 bread aud butter
10 transmitted into blood and bone
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14

The elder Beecher once remarked 10
Henry W. that everybody sins, but
they need not sprawl out il : newspaper
Sd account of H."
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own heart villa the intelligence ol the
death of his daughter, whom be had
I ico for time st Beyroat Much of ths
/ subsequent history of Lamartine isa sad
I illustration Of Solomnu's teXt-'A8 ia
vanity" His earlier life was brilliant
with genius aud good fortune, aad inau
euct both Ia the state aud Ia The literary
world lie was one who could refuse ,he
proaercd favor Of kiugs, being an ardent
republican, and YET while he resisted
despoti,m on tho one .hapd, be sought ta
regulate the rough aud turbulent spitiis
Of the people IN times OF political excite
menb aiming 90 establish The French gov
erument and society according 10 The
principles OF Justice, truth and refine.
meut At his drst appearance Ia the
Tribune on his return from tho Fast, be
said II return to France 70 bring my
stone fer the modern cdidec, ifindocd i l.
be given TO our generation TO found any
thing tnhap PLY France has proved
poor soil in which "to found anything
stable and worthy in these latter years,
and the patriotic, enthusiastic l.amartine.
having devoted his abundant fortune,
his eminent talents and eloquent tongue
10 the attempted salvation Of his coautry
all ia vain, at length retired from public
life Ia disgust, AZ the accession of Lou.
Napoleon TO the throne and about two
years ago, February, 1869, he died iu ab.
security, poverty and la bitterness of soul
Almost happy contrast is presented us tn
the substantial success of the benevolent
efforts of Jesus, the man Of Galilee, His
sweat, aud agony and blood have laid
foundations Of social order and religion,
privilege, which have stood for ages,
aud in which slI coming generations shall
rejoice
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I,oEsiT w. feb. :, is7I.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
Neuigfctten.

Aus S~tr1Bburs riro teridtet
Sim 5. September 1T Der neue 8ensral'8pu'
oerneur pcn NDaer In Stroeturs ein9etrcf'
fen uap miro am l. Oftober isineJunttipnen
ubernebmen. Der(rlte ipQ ben 2itsl ,.8ai-
fertilizer S%tattbalter" fabren uno in bieie,
Gisenihart feline Snarutticnsn brett pom
&ei1sfan,ler entSeaen nebnen.
Bon ben tisterisen Rittern GlfaD.Hc'
tbrinsens baben ia nur s gum Gintrit in
bic teutite gerwaltun3 bereit seiunpen.
Das ubrise ridtcrliAe Ye:ipnal oss Rei4s'
lanoes ,pirb beIteten aus: Al preuBifaen,
% ba9e,ilden, 9 teffl4en, 5 bao'i4en, e.
mem tDnislib iddNihen n einem fa&ien-
eoturs,sotSaiidsn uno einsm altenburser
Rihter. Gum erfeu graTpenten bes Mp'
pelaticns.@ eri9tsbpfes in Gclmar 1T ber
bisberise Senatsprdipent esutbaus in 80ln,
gum Senatspriisenten Der bisberise 2ane'
seri9tsprdioent Bleibtreu in Gleue uno au
SCREEN iine Is appelationsseridtsrdtbe Ct
nannt wcrben. Gum Genera|prceuratOr
wurpe Der @ebsime Sufi,ratb uno portIa.
senpe Natb i'm Sufi;miaiferium, Shnee.
sans in Berlin, gun, e'fea General puota.
ten Der iesise General. apoofat gaeano in
&0ln uno gum @taatsprceuratcr Der baperi
iAe eanpssri9ts.AfeHor 9stri in sanoau
ernannt.
Muf 0eranla0uns Der 81 er.pcatebSrben
werpen jeet neue Yldne uno aasten Don
Glia6 unp 2otbrinsen aufSenommen, bebuis
6,nitsuns Der Yoitbssirts.
sReB bat ihon ~besonnen, ieinen alien Ga.
rafter III dnoern. Gtua aht bis neun Iau.
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@eltIi9eS.

Aus 9eras teridtet man.: @ie es BIZ
,8ssularea" in aeras treibsn, mire BON e.
mem rurtisen 8la:te, wie iolst, selhilpsrt
.,Ias grcsramm Der rarifaIsn Manipula.
loren lit t%olsenoss: 90 oie!e @eser ais m63-
l'2 werosn crit In 9ruitoa tesilrirt, pann
mao @alpeiton aebratt uno bort nod etn'
mai rtSitrirt. Muf cieielbe @siie .peraen
bic GaIo' IeEsr Msser sweimal resitrirt.
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SIbertiiD.

PETERS CATHOLIC CHOIR. Sftobere
teft. Gntbdlt IN bublter illustrating
Concone's Messe S%olennelle in f..
Veni Creator .. 8euini.
Rex, Gloriae .. Nopelo.
0 Salutaris .. Mercisr.
Salve Regina y. DrsBlsr.
3eutiG Ameritauiides Gonberiatlons'Ses
ricon.-Die A. 9,sisruna 1T be'oncers retH
an Yicsrapbien pom Ieutib.| meritansrn.
bic fh in dlterer ODER neserer !3eit auf
perldiebenen 2ebensaetieten cine berporra'
aenpe @te1una unb e,nsn in weitern &re,itn
befaunten Namen errprben baten. wie 8arl
6sin,en, Der General tes observation-disclosures
9erdpeimer, Der Yionler rr 9cm0opatbie
in Gnterita Or. 5erina, Die StlhoIe 5snnt
unb Self, Der 8ilbbauer 9ea, bic eiteraten
6empel unp 6erolp u. {. 70. nnter ben
Il trieen @rtifsln, bic amsritaaiiAs YsrlDn'
lidfeiten unt 0ertdltriGe tetanbsln oeer
ben lesteren b.fpnrersVe idVdb'isung fhsn.
fen, finb Defenders bervcrsutsben 9atrtd
6enrn, 6einselmann. Der SrceR Der Ger
mann's @6bne. 9errcnbutsr, 9eren uno
6srenprcesTr, Heir. SDnit n.nnen mir
nod namen1lib BIT Mrtittl 9slmbplB, Ger
gen, 6srins, 6sr3 uno 9tdsn.
Gatloliidcs Sansbnd. - 7. Sabrsana.
0iet. 10. Vr,nsl tbs,ls Gle Drreyuna in
tsrtT1Atsr GrSablanssu. tp.ils ueus Nrli!et.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
8ermi1G &.

Die Staot Rii1nb.rg trar am Mtenb bes
6. sept. Ter S&auplas bstlassnsmertter
Gres0e. Gin aus met1erem tunbsrt Yerfc-
men bslebenter 6aufen purd;p9 na1 = llbr
tie @traeen, inpem sr bic Senler Der MeB.
scr unb gader nit Stsinen tewu1f. Gs
tepu,ite res enersifhen GinidreiteEs rer
@silitdrmadt, UNI benz Sumults .tn Gnte
gu MAIDEN. N;etrere @ertaftunsen murbsn
rrrsencmmen; aud ielsn @erranrunsen
vcreefa1tn ietn. @is bis iest ermittelt 1T,
iinp bic @utsRSrunsen etne Gc'9e elmer un>
ter ben Mrteitern etnfr Der srDDten bielSen
Tobritsn seplanten gerabrebuns serelen.
Gin eis%cutbamlider Ta4 Der @lutpsrsif,
tune Der 6ane mittsls einea @teders, Der
in elmer notwithstanding CUR Inter
iu&uns elmer pr,bprbsnenS 6fen3unee benuet
pp.pen mar, 1T tiefsr Sage au Bremen sor-
sefommen. Tem @etrefsnren> Sntaber pes
@elhdftts, mubte Der @rm atsenpmmen
rerren, unb tit berielte tsi her %uputatien
se1crten.
9eilbronu.-Sn Der Nadt gum 8. @er~
Timber murre in bic bieise fatb. Stride ein>
9ebrpaea uno aus Dem Sabernafel, Der nit
Wsralt se6fnet wurpe, Gin werttuoner
&elh ertmenrst. @pn Der Stride aus If>
nete Der Iisb BE @utrifei uno nabm bic
litterns Mrnlrani unp einsn tlfiaeren8elb,
I. ME ras Spfer0elp i'm @etra1s crn etma
60 i.
Cine entie$liGe 11ntbet trsGte eis &c.
rrtNsr Der stort @ras nsuliA In &ufre>
suna. Cine 6ltiltt1aclsrin, bic es itrtm
Manne thpn felt lansem iibeluatm, bab er
ben grDtern Sbcil les Gcrmiitass in
@irttstauie fat q ftinem Stantplast SIX.
trinst, bate am 6. Sept. gar3 belrnce,s
lanse aui tsGsn &Idtsbr ron Der hiGeu
Tlafbe parten ml0sn, Mls le i'm nun
gar sismlid ~peinfelis unp ni6ts weni9er
ais orbeitslunis unb taumelnb 5urildtcm>
men fab. ltermarnte Ie Der Corn; Elm gro"
yes Sdlodtme0er erareifeno, elite ie aus
ibn ~ unp brahte itm einen tiefen Sti6 IN
BEN unterleib bel, fp ba6 FER arsloie Mann
aueenblidli6 bsmu6tlcs 3uiammenflr3te.
Obmobl Der Ylav pot ppn 9euten war les
par serate in Ter Martt5eit), 70 maste bod
Miemanb, bic ~reiolute Trau auf3ubaltsn;
lbrenb mar ben Ge,puneeten ms &atb<
baus 16ofr, UNI ibm ben erfsn Gsrbano
an,ule9en, entnob iie. N4ein bie Cider
b eitsmade purte fceleih auf ttre Spur 9e'
jbidt, unb cine @tunee frater fano man ie
In elmer @einfute etras srrsst, cher iorf
auten @utbes ibren Shcrpen trintsno.
Man fhaHte fe lp5lei9 ms Criminal @e~
flnanib.
4ls has coglfeilFe @ittel, UNI Snfsftsn
uno 3asetbiere gu pe,tre,b'n, wirb nf'sr-
piuos Der Gb!rltalf re eibnit. Der @erub
pe0elten icQ instefpupere 2atien rno W1u.
fen tbtft unanseHeam fein, 10 b1b ite, psna
Gttcrfllt irsenhmo hln3ehreut MI b., rim
Ort 1cfort perladen. Ja elmer fran5oNi9en
diem it'd. meeieiniltm !3sitIhrifs miro er.
3iblt, eaG ma in einm 9rrDern t@pts1 In
S1artura, tas Ietr pcn ipltem llrsejisier
beim seiuht mu1bs, gang selatanie Gslultate
pam it eraietlt bale. @irtiam fei bieies
Mitel Ie,ner nrd, UNI auf Selcsrn, Ne,
deru unp in @drteu GrtFSte, &aupen.
8 bmetterl,nse &c. arinolih 3u Yertfeiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

IS bei6t, hap metrere setetme &9enten
Napolerns III. perbaftet poroen fem.
Mabrit. Neue Ser fdrfun9en Der fpas
ntlden armee in Cuba inb in Gaeir einee-
ldift moroen:
Gon Tlcrens miro beri9!et, Der Sitter
Nt9ra, .elh:r felt LANCER 3eit ttalientiher
@eianbtsr in STARTS NOR, aete in Der snGm>
liden Gt9enihaft mad Qcnbpn.
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Dteis Neaer fbnnen u an srlt'a Sage in
6cufpn ftimmen urb an lesten in @alpe,
1ou. Dteies Spiel purbe nor 3pei Sabren
bel Der @abl in @alrsRon init Grfols &C.
ipielt. Man Miro f0 erinrern, bag am
lesten Sag Der Babl, no n slautte, ba6
Die Neeer1immen ats abseseben feien, nod
10000 MeserRimmen absesebsn purbe n.
aus 0ubuqne melrst Der 3at. Dsmo>
frat: SIN ben metaen S,tidaften linss Der
Chicago, Dubuque unb Ninneicta Giien.
balm martet man nit Sebnfu4t barauf, ea6
bielelbe eem gerfsbr iterseben .perbe, unp
piele 6dneler In Gstreipe uro anberen
9anrprocuften ipsidern tbre Gcrrdtbe aut
UNI bic erle @elsssn0eit gum Sransport per
eiienbabn benisen ~ tlnnen. Der Mil.
iiippi, Der e%uralAnttt!'b niGt laa9sr ais 7
@iunats I'M Sasre fret pum Gife 1T, mar in
pielem @cmmer te5 nterrtsen @a6ertaabes
pesen elm istr unliderer @ertebrsweg. unp
1T Is jet nod ais je iueer. Wsnn
ert bic Satn ldnss res Sludes ft1tis IT,
pann werpsn bic Dampfbopte nur .uents Don
@eileupen benast merpen, unb I'M Srahtse.
lAdit werren le aud ni9t NIT Der Gtlenbaba
eonevrriren tDnnen.
2ie 2eutidsn im eioea iAeinsn tas
permittelnoe Clement 3wilden ben fia bort
nod INNER fArof ~einaneer sesenaterfe'
tencen NnliAtsn su fem. 60 n,elpet biz
.Ceutlde 3eituns" in Gbarlsfon g. g.:
gon Sranssnbura, g. 6, tcmmen quite
Nadrihten; bieles Staptden ma4te es wie
GbarleNon unb erpaplte einen beutlhen
Maypr. Infer Ireunp, Capt. 3.W. Brig
semann, wurDs am Iisnitas fai einaimmis
suln MaYpr srmatlt, Gbarlsfpn, @altana
unb Oran9euburs baben beuti9e Burger
meiher ; nun LAP nod Giaer iasen, bab bic
Deutl6.n III Sub,Garulina, trosoem es
ibrer nur @enise inc, niAt anerfannt mer'
ben!
9ie SeEeolung Nebrasta's ma4t quite
6prtldri,ts, rpie n1an fhreibt. gcn ben
Buneeslansereien in tsm %senannten @taat
wurse alsin nIbrsnp Res Mpnats Ausut
ubvr mebr ais lO3,635 Neres perfast; 64,'
$40 Mcres wurpe1 rru Nnlleolern unter benz
9eimaatte.O elsy senommen; 1920 Nerss
ais @ypoibet fur Milttar- @eaionsn ausss>
.j1ieosn; l6,427 &eres seSen 8aarselo ser'
fault unb $3.50 Neres fur 3wede elmer
Msrteulturiaule relerptrt.
Tun abnepee, &ewaunee Co., Wise. mir
beri9tet, bab Elm beftiser Sturm auf ffr'
Mi9isan see 9rp6en S9acen an9eridtt:.
6srner bra6en am "a. Sept. bel beftis u
8tnp in bprtiser @esenb @alobranpe ens
nobel cine Mn3abl 9iuler nit Mobtlien,
s&eunen, ansefa1t NIT 9eu unb Sru6f,
Stdae nit 8ieb total abbrannten limb
mander gemcbner ntdts rstten tonnte a!s
ittn 9sben.
SIN Tarmineton tpurben pter Sarn,srn
idmmtli9e @6afe eefoblen, sem etnen "a,
benz anbcrn 90, benz erttteH s unb benn pier,
ten 6.
Der @%ri,enmarft 1T @;luanfce tpar am
5dlu0e poriser @ode fta. Gs murben
a5er 100000 Yuiael p~erfauit ;u l.25 fur re-
autdren Spmmer.@ ei;en SIR. l. 1923 fiji
Nr. 2. uno l.223 bis 1923 fur Sttobsr . Sic
ferun1.
aut Eager tefanten ii6 $4,000 Buffet
Beisen sesen 100000 sulbel an benz emit
iprehenbsn Sage bes Iestsn Sabres unb
$4,000 Buffet tn 1869.
9afer-ia / Gent aufseltlasen une
,iemlta tbatis. @srtaufs wurcen l7,4OO
9ultel Nr. 9 ~ 304 Gents auf 9aser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

III errttttelf, cap ple|eiofN III ppEtN VEace
atertrifbsn rarsefs0t up1een iino; inosb
ubt bic @pli3ei i:rsnse @ahlamfsit uber bic
betrsfsnpen Yericnsn.
Darn u t.-Sn nlGRer s3eit wirr
Der bsutlde vYrcteflnten. gsretn" bier cine
0eriammluns balten. Oils b%aurtidGlihe
@essnflnpe Der gerattuns wfrpen eas Ser
baltniB Der p%rcteiantiiten Stride 81 ben
Goneilsbeidlu6en unp bic 6altuns Ter gro.
tefanten sssenuber ben pieiIlii@en Bsfre>
bunssn innsrbalb ber eiasnen Stride be,eiA.
net.
Nom.-&itter Nisra, Der bisberise Bot
f9aiter Staliens in ger1ai!eS. 1T ron pieiem
SOFTEN a%bberuieu worpen. Dsrjelte bate
piuerie 5treiti9teiten nit 8tis,s.
9teuelte6.
SIN Gorf, Grslano seris.5 am Montas
bic Yoli;ei nit elmer &et,s Seniern ms
6%anpssmense, nobel seitpisn purcs.
Wan fano in einem Serted Elm 51ufsn g.
Depre Der Oente1.
Neuerpinss perten sdiHt.ade an Der
iril9en Suite semeleet tppbet mebrere ger,
lonen umfamen.
An sielen Sabrifpldsen Gnslanbs ino
pieoer %maGenbafte &rbeiter>S 1rifes i'm
@anse. 70 in S&pffelp, yplctre, Dunbse,
Nepeafle.
0on garis tpire telesrapttrt, hap BE
Stunning bes Oiie'D Departments Don Settle
Der Deutlden ibren 5crtsans nsbme.
!3wil1en Der franSDilhen une italieaiIhen
&ssieruns 1T cine s'emli&e Spaltuns einse-
trtten, tetrefeno bic pdptl,he S6ulp.
OeriAtweiie miro oerlitert, Rap bic TN.
terbanplunsen 5uifden Srantreia uuO
Deutiblano uter ben neuen !3ruperuas gu
einem gun itisen 3iel estommsn itisn uno
ber MblsluB beporfebe.