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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-07
A MAIDEN'S LOVE.

Human nature has no essence more pure
the world knows nothing more chaste,
heaven has endowed the moral heart
with none holier, than the nascent affec-
ton of young virgins soul. The
warmest language of the South is too
cold to shadow forth even a fain out
line of the enthusiastic sentiment. And
Providence has made the richest Ian
guage poor in the same respect, because
che depths of hearts that thrill with
loves emotions are too sacred for the
common contemplation. The musical
voice of love stirs the source of the
sweetest thoughts within the human
breast, and steals into the profound re-
cesses of the soul, touching chords
which never vibrated before, and calling
into gentle companionship delicious
hopes till then unknown. Yes, the light
ola young maiden's first love breaks
dimly but beautifully upon her, as the
silver luster of star glimmers through
thickly-woven bower; and the first
blush that mantles her cheek, as she
feels the primal influence, is faint and
pure as that which a rose-leaf might
cast upon marble. But how rapidly
does that light grow stronger, and that
flush deeper, until the powerful efful-
gence of the one irradiates every corner
of her heart, and the crimson glow of
the other sufIuses every feature of her
cOuntenance
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-07

the CouFt-House in Waverly, Yesterday.
It was the sequel of the whisky suits
tried at this term of court. The Judge
fined each one found guilty, and order
ed them imprisoned in the county Jail
until they had liquidated the fine. The
saloon men held a meeting, and agreed
that all would go to Jail rather than pay
the fines assessed against them. Ac-
cordingly, the Sheriff has about dozen
boarders who are jolly set. Some
wag tied Grape on the door of each sa-
loon whose proprietor is thus Gagged
for they not only went to Jail, but
closed their places of business as well.
How long they will stay, is difficult to
say but am inclined to think when
the romantic part of their imprisonment
wears away, they will 'tpant for liberty"
and wish they paid their fines.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-07

Saloon KEEPERs IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
The Dubuque, Iowa, Times says:
A most laughable scene occurred at
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30
Rather Pointed.

| In 6 Newt Jersey town aEnumber
II politicians, all who were seeking
! 5ffice under the government, were
seated under a tavern porch, when
an old topper named Joel D., a
/ person who was very loquacious
when corned, but exactly the oppo-
site when sober, said that he would
tell them a story. They told him
TO fire away, whereupon he spoke
as follows:
"A certain king-I don't recol-
lect his name-had a philosopher
upon whose Judgment he always
/ depended. Now it happened that
one day the king took it into his
head TO go hunting. and summoned
his mobiles, and, made the necessary
preparations, he summoned the
+ philosopher and asked him if it
would rain. The philosopher told
| him it would not, and they started.
/ While journeying along they met a
countryman mounted on q jackass.
He advised them 10 return, for
-aid he, 1T will certainly rain
They smiled contemptuously upon
him, and then passed on. Before
they had gone many miles, howev-
er, they had reason to regret not
having taken the rustic's advice. as
a shower coming up drenched them
TO the skin When they had re-
turned to the palace, the king re-
primanded the philosopher severe
ly.
L met a countryman, said he,
'and he knows great deal more
than you. He told me it would
rain, whereas you told me it would
not
The king then gave him his walk
ing papers, and sent for tho coun-
tryman, who soon made his appear
ance.
Tell me- said the king. how you
knew it would rain
I didn't know, said the rustic,
my iackass told me-
And how, pray, did he tell you2'
asked the king.
BY pricking up his ears, your
Majesty
The king sent the countryman
away, procuring the jackass of him,
he placed him (the jackass) in the
office filed by the philosopher.
And here, observed Jack, is
where the king made great mis-
take
How so p inquired the auditors.
Why, ever since that time, said
Jack, with grin on Els phiE, every
jackass wants an Office
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30
CA M IL LA

| Paul Smith was poor old man
fHf bad back room in the top of q
ndsy lodging-house, where he slept
ef nights, and munched bis
mails of broad and cheese Cor Bo-
lofna sausage, when he could af-
ffkd it, } from whence he crept, as
hirmless aud unnoticed as a fly,
ddTn the corner of the dingy
stleet, to the little music shop of
0rl Bertmann, a German settler
inlSoho.
sre he tinkered all day on
pr ln violins and other musical
-lnkatIments, never absenting him
selN moment, save on Satur-
ga hIternoons, when he went to
tnsSouse of small tradesman to
te sh tho piano to three or four
ve stupid girls. Sundays he
cr % up in his den, and amused
hlsslfs nobody knew how, until
!. = = morning.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30

sT A newly married man at
Manchester, N. H., left his wife a
few weeks ago on a prospective
tour. During his absense he sent
her money for her support. Upon
his return, be found that she
had spent it in getting q divorce. ON
the plea of desertion, and had mar
ried another man.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30
me. and to be mv wife !,


, She drew him away for a briei
moment, and laid her weary head
within his arms. Then she passed
on to her dressing room and when
she returned she put out her hand
saying, oh, Richard, take me
away; | am soul-sick of all this
And you viii only sing
In your nest Come, we must
not forget Uncle Paul, He is
waiting in the box for me- #e
The box was near at hand, ami
in a moment they stood at the door.
Il was sjar, and Richard pushed il
open TO allow Camilla to enter, and
saw the old man sitting in one OF
the luxurious chairs, his head lying
back upon the soft cushions, and
his hands peacefully folded.
uncle Paul I cried Camilla,
sW ny, you naughty boy, You are
faet zsise pfaa II = fitaG1o e
horne. Ah!'
She started back with a cry, for
the hand she touched was icy cold,
and fell back stiff and helpless.
Camilla, darling, come away. 1
will attend TO him
'Oh, Richard =
Hush love, he is beyond US now.
Those strains Of music have carried
ii 4 to heaven, from whence they
came
The poor old man was dead.
With the consumation of his hearts
wish, his.quiet, unpretending, un-
'ffending lie, had passed out into
he new, existence.
There were loud growls in tho
music loving world, but nothing
,rer came of them; for Richard
r,m)ved their singing
,ird SO deity that few knew the
4use Of her fight, and now she
ings only to him, and to her brood
i coung Claveripgs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30
REGULATOR.

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Price. 81 by mail 1925. imarl "
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-08-30

~ The valley of the Upper
Missouri, in the vicinity of Fort
Benton, is rendered almost desc
late by the action of the Piegan
Indians. They have frightened the
settlers into the woods, attacked
and captured govern ment trains,
burned towns, and from their re-
fuge on British soil, they contem-
plate an attack even upon Fort Ben
ton. The military commander of
that division is making prepara-
ton to check these savages in a
proper manner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
SGuacrfeTli6cS.

q btiabelpbia, 81. SUM- Sr Solg.
Der Sei6liiiie, bic BON Dem Oanlit bctraut.n
Gomite 9efaBt uuO BEN SeitsAusihuiie in
Yielu .g)ort iibermittelt i%puroen, bat Der Dor
tige ausifuB am Wtontag abenO bei6loiicn,
elm aus zen SS. 5heo. SeioenfelO, {. &dmz
mcrer uno SaoeruiB beltebenbeS 8omite nit
Dem SeitzO irigerten !Srn. YGllr beute mad
philadelphia gu lenOen, I'M iif nit ben HE.
iigen S%an9ern 81 ueritdnotgen. @eitern Gtads
mittog bielten bic Seamteu oeS ,Ybilabel=
pbiaz SGngerbunoe8" eille Siblng ab, NIB
wurocn babel fol9enbe @ei6afte erlebigt:
SaS Gonite fir Seior9un9 Der G~iieubabn.
Si1ete murbe burd) eirltimuli9en Yeid1luB
erilht, ietne Siderbeiten YetrefiS bes Ser
taufes bon 1000 GrturItons. Siqeteu mad
giew- Dorf SuriidSu;ieben, oa erit mad ber
Sonierenj nit BEN bonn Hew>Dorfer Seit=
Iusifulie ernanrlten eontite oariiber ent-
i6ieoen weroen iaurt, oh gemiie Sereine
ODER Der philadelphia peSial> Snno" ms
Seiamnt sum S1ngerfeit reiler.
3u9lcif fpnroe belbloiel, oab fid bic
OeleSateu aaer Surt yWorbDftl. Sdngerbunb"
seborenben Sereine helte in Der Sdngerbunos
Saae" prdcis nm 8 ubr einsufinoen baben,
um bic Nem- Dortsr 8eputation su empfans
gen uuO berenG rfldrun9en entgegenSluebmen.
Son ba iuirb baS Soniitc mt benz SeltzOi.
rigentcn ben einSelnen Sereinen eiilcn 8eiub
abltatten uno elmer Yrobe Der Sefis@bbre bel
ipobnen. Sn Der Sale oes ySungen Wdnners
fors" werbe1 bic S,reine ySnartett- G Stub, F"
r5armonie" NIB D3unger Dfannerbor" Die
9b6re ingct.
Sn Der 8eriammluug Der 3ele9aten mirb
aud Elm prabtuoqeS Sanner iiberreift ,pers
ben, ipeldcs bon tSrn. gSilb. 8. Sortmann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
'ESer ncnc frans. 0cianSte in
SSa,bin9tDn.

@ie Der atl. telegraph meloete, 1T DtoEI.
SultS Serrp pom Der 'ralS. He9terlll9 Sllm
@cianbten III 2&0ibington ernannt poroell,
unb 6r. Sreilburc, Der biSbcrige Sertreter
Der fran;. Station miro iobalO, ais Iein Nadl:
foloer bicr Qutonrmt, abreilen. Snle8 SerrV
lit stucr Der iitugitcn Qiplomatcn, wcltc Sur
Belt Observation-Disclosures bctlclbcll. Snl
Sabrt 1882 it ct. Die, benz 9cpartentent
Der &ogcicll g%eborcr, ltubtrte CT III FartS Ole
Eted)tc illo etablirte iih bort mad gl1rieno
bcitanOercm Gramen ais Nopot0t. Setrc
QlGu;enoe Bereoiamtcit, ionic Ietue Ilirtl,tld)e
Siid1tigtcit perid)aiiten Inn balo eiuer beben
tcroell Rlli, beionocrS mar CT i'll ben artitofra=
tiid,en G.uorttereu Der S&cltltObt cine BODICE
ud)tcte 4eri0nltdltctt.
SRI in Icincm 50. Sabre, n0d)ber1 er Ild)
cine beba0lidJe Griicni crrlll9elt, begnnit or,
ais Yolititer Dor oOS YrbIttlim 81 t%rctenr or
0ebutrte nit elmer Oerllld)tenoclt Grttlt Der
iogcuaunten, ,0anBntanle" Ourd oleSrod)ure:
MISUNDERSTANDING de NJ Haussmann",
9icieS Bampblct rtci cine fDrmltdle Rcactton
Ge0en ben baulllltl9cn Sctnc= Rrdtetten leroor
uno mahte ncnlelbel fitr Die ;3utuuft Iornls
lid u%unOgltd). ScrrD mar nit cincm WtHle
eiu ~popularcr Dtanl uno muroe I'M Sabre
1869 trob aler Sntrlglcll uuo sum Ner9er
Der Hcgternllg9pGrtel III pelt ScleB9cOeloeH
96rpcr ermGblt. @icr trnt CT ais ld)roftcr
Opponent Der Yolttit nGr 9tc9icrung aui lno
idbltc Ill ben yllnperi6bnlthcn." 9ludl bert
uerbGn0liBpollel A. September mllroe 6crrD
sum 9(Omlniitrator oes Sttlt Departments
eruannt unb ipatcr iolgte CT 6ru. Aro9o ais
8]iirQernlciiter uolt Y0rlS. SIM 0tGrS lc9tc
CT bicie Stelc nieNer, ipllrNe abcr b0lO oarauf
nab 8riiiIel uno ipdter nit SlleS Naure nad)
Trantfurt gcifidt, I'M ben bciiuttluen Sric-
sen nit 8eutihlanO abSuihlieBcu. ScrrD
9eg6rt SIT Ocnjenigen promi1cnttn 6ran5olen,
lpeld)e lid III ben Sagen Der Eriifnng an
ueni0Iten compromltttrten NIB troboem ct
Dor Dem Sricgc @ambctta'S, Stmon'S NM
Ro6eiort'S ScInnlngSgcnoiie mar, bat CT
eS bod better ais Nteie pcltanOcn, lt9 Die Id)@
tuna Der gSelt III bclpabrel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
@ermiidtes ans europa.

- (Grmorbung bon 4 5amburgcr Sceleu-
ten ourb Yata9onier.) Der Steuermanu s.
Yinsel bcs Samburger Sdifes ,Yropontis"
bat fiir,lif ieinen SerwanSten brieHlfe Wit-
~tbeilunseu bon einem itausrliten @reisniie
gemad,t, has Dem Sdiffe, elmer Srigantine,
bei'm YaiFren Der WagelbannsitraBe (an Der
Siiblpiee BON Glib Imerifa) SuitieB. g8ir
nebmen benz Sriefe 8olgenoes: Das Sdrei.
ben III batirt aus ct. Marcp in Der Waael.
baensNr., Ipril 1871: n9ir baben ie tbeiier
beSableu miiIien, uniere Soltiibnbeit, bier
nit einem fleinen Scselibife nno meuig
Wamifaft ourdeseln gu molen !; per
Dampii6iff gebt es idl6n, 1T aber bod aid
iebr 9efabruol fpesen Der pielen fleinell Sn,
ieln. Der Winb warb mad bier 9aaen aan,
contrar; ipe9en Der @n9e Der Strabe tonntei
mir niht ireu5en lnb Warfen anter bel Bort
@allant, einerW iloniB, mo nidts alS irii6eS
Waijer 3u befonnen III. Gin Canoe (Yootl
.mit9SilSen udberte iid inns, mir gaben ibnen
3abad, unb fe fubren Sufrieben mieoer ipeg.
0ieie Meniden geben gang ,adt, au6Srauen
uno 8iHber; babel lag Der S6nee auf ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

ndlititeu %gruppireu, 10 miiroeu Die 9cutid,.
Scitreiher III 9eutihluuo auiacben, NeruiB
ubtr nit ibrcn Gigcutbiimlid)tciteu mo Sc
lpobnbcltcn Die nngliidlidten Glit6pte per-
ocli."
Sic Scutidcn in NiHcrifn,
Auf bic 6ruge, oh pas ourb ocu Sricg bel
otlt 9entldJcH Ill alien ,SoHclt artgcrcgte leb-
bate natlonale Selbt9ciiibl nitrt 3. y. fir
Die &er. Staateu SI elmer YebeuSfrage mer-
Den t6nnte autportcte Der 0Itret6iide
Staatsmuuu; yShmerlid) fir bic Yer.
StaateH. Der Ocltide, Der nGd glmerita
ulSmGnOert, mill 9eutihlnno aufgebcu unO
amcrilautltcr Siir9cr WcrOen. 2lue odgegcn
iprtdenoeu AuSeid)en iinO mir ld)ciubare uuo
ioltc man ibHcu feline Scoeutung beIlegen,
oe ibueu uid)t Sutpmmt." (0ieie Bener
tlig ocS Ditreid)iiteh 8ettStanSltrS idwebt
in Der Sltft. Su ben Ser. Stautcu iiro mes
Der lutrtllde nod ideinburc g~lnSetd)en onfiir
GA, ouB Die Neltid) Nmcritaner etnaS AHoez
res ais umerttauiihe Burger leiu wolten.
Sic itberau Infer ptu 0cuti6eu Der @Ser.
Staater iih 9eltcno maf)enbenS citrcbungcn,
tincu lbrCr ElidttgTclt, $ntcltgcu; mo Au.
;Nbl entipreheuoeu 9inIluB aIf Ole ~6fitutli-
den gugeltgtubeiteu oeS 2onoeS III ~erlaugen,
werocr Don Der SemGrtuug oeS prn. pom
&Suit uidt beriibrt. 5ene 8eItrtbuuger t6nz
ucn and pom teInen ucrniinfttgcu Wieulben
getaoclt meroeu, oG tic .natitrltbt uno gcrcdte
limo. 3. 6eo.)
Die submit Sranfreid's.
ShlteBllt iragte Der Serld)terltQttcr nod
ben Ditreidliideu &UnSler, mas CT bon Der
3utunft Srautrett'S Oelte ?
y0aS lit idlmtr 81 la8cr," mctlltc Der Sc
fragte, pa man nidt wGtB, luer ith Der Jfes
g]ierun9 bemdttigcn wiro. 0a5 @anO bat
itbr groBs ~oiilfsquslet, 10 ouBes I'D. penn
acninle NtGuuer al Die optic t~reten, leltt
irbolcu fam. Sn iciuer gtgelnuGrtigcn Gage
aber itebt cS IN GefHbr, 4bentcIeren III ole
6duoe gu iaucu. 0aS 1T ieiue grGBtc Sc
iabr."
Cine @araueie.
GlS bon Der SulGnbs Bollttt Seltreidl'S
Bic 9&eoe mar, iptelte Der Sertdteritatter auf
pie 9ccentraliiattonsmarint oeS jcetgen Oft
reid)liten Nitliitcriuns all lno la9te, baB
Der E6oeraltSmus in Der a%mcrituuiidcH @e
ididte cine 9roBe &oac ipiele, mo Die Seer,
bIltrtiiie Seitreif)'S nit Ocnen amcrttu'S
4ehnlifteit bGtten. ,Nb," lagtc Der Soni~
Ter, ,aber3bre @ritnoc, cS init Dem 6Oocralts-
mus III ueriu6cu, iiup uidt ~oicictbcn mic III
ScItrcit), no ouBer ben 0iuotrniiien Der Der
idicoencu Sprafen unO 1facelt, aud has
Der pcri6ieocucu Staoien Der Gnltur porban-
| 0Cn 1T. gSir Ilt)cn etrcll D~ttttellpe9."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

Bergen, uno mir batter uniere oiden moles
Hcu Saden al. 2lm Samitag, ben 4 .NtdrS,
gtugen mir 8 llbr OtorgenS Dor Iuter. lin
10 ubr fanleu 3 Canoes NIT 10 Wtaur, 3
Nrauen uno ciuigeH Stnoerlt ans Sdlfi; Der
Sdptt1u lieB ie troB meiuer 9SarHuHg al
Snro tommen HIo trieb Yoiitl nit tblct.
Ndfber nollteu ite uidt nicoer fort, bis mir
tbne1 Seigttr, eaB ie iuegfabret mitBten; oo
oroBten ie ms SbleS all, talS mir aH'SvGno
tdmen. lin II llbr gtng Der Sapttdl NIT
Slpci WatroIc1 uno etitcm Sun9ell III benz
tleiHen Soote ans Vdno un0 fam nt6t mler
Der. &benoS nm 8 llbr b6rten mir Die 9Sl!z
ben Idrlnen lino tobcu uno llbeH, ME nc
Soote auSriilteten. SD lieB IueS sur Ser
tbcioi9urg al SorO fertig madel; SeIhtlb
batteu mir freilid) ni6t. Sd poute an HGd)s
ten Wlorgcn nit ocr orci NRGtroleHt Die mir
nod am YorO hattcn, lanoen, Die Captains
iran, luelte AMI bemSfiff mar, CAB cS aber
uidlt 81. GnOlid am NtpHtng D!Orgcn ltcB
td) mid nidlt ldngcr SuriidbGlteu uub inbr
init Den oret SeHten ans Vanb; ba tan0cl
mir gu rnitrcm G1ttictcn bic Qtite RES Capt
tGuS, bci'm llier int Geitrdud) licgenb, nodt,
Ole Seine bci'm Srie abgebaIcu. @Sir mott
ten Den pcrltiimmelten &Grper NIT ali Sor0
Hcbmeu, uber eS blicb feiue 3eit; et,pu picrSig
NSilOe tamen auf ms Al. 98ir ruberten 10
idJucl wit in0glit all SorO, letter baS groBc
Boot eiu unb fHppteu ben sInfer, ben mir
inmntt Der &ette i'm Stibe luiicu mrBtcn.
gtOd) lau9e Uerioi9te ms cine Wtctge bon
2SiIoeu III ibren Canoes unS TAM bis Sc
ne%brld)uBpeite benz Sdiiic nabc A.; cnolif
murbc Der gStnb itdrter, uno mir ipartn &c
%rettct."
-9ir SeIunaSfragc idlpcbt nod in ben
Staoicn Der Sorbcratblrg gfuh Ritd9abe
Selfort'S ou Srantretd) finoet Die Nieluntg
compcteyte Sertrettr, oaB Der iortifttatoriide
Sd)ub oeS oeutld)eu Siioeu5 mebr rbeluuufa
ruGrtS SIT uerlegen lei. Setunntlifl genii9cn
bel Dem 9c9cnm6rtt9eu StunO Der 9lrttlleriitlt
Die Seitul0Slucrfc StrnBbllr9'S ben Iufors
Oerlngen Der SertbeiOi9uug ntht mcbr mc0cn
Der n4rolid) oOlniHircnben 6Dbeujit9e. Son
bier aus wuroe bel Der SelG9crung Die Staot
e~riolgrcidl angegriiicu. 6Glt DEM ungcod)r
tet nit Niiditft aui Die Sage Der St0Ot oil
Den AroBen ScrfcbrSltraBeH bic Gutldeioultg
fir Seibebaltltng Der 6eltil9, 10 itebcrl cine
bcoeiltenoc Grmeiterung llro !0tnanSlhtcbung
Der SeltungSperfe beuor. Die Soiten fir
bieien Soll iino Dem &cruebmcu mad AMI
rtbr, oils jwau5i9 Miaionen Sboler pcralls
ihlagt.
= Dem yIiebsrrb. Sur." sufolgc bate bic
Nmuelenbett ocS @rNfeu Moltte i'll StruBa
burg b%oltptlid)lif hie ScItitcllnnA Der ~fOrttfts
tatoriidlen 8erfc fir Die 6cltung, ionic Die
6inauSihicbung Der Mcrtt u1O bic Inlc.
guug rtcller Sorts bel 0tunOolSbeim, SalSs
bergen II. /. 10. Sum l3mcf. &ebl ioa in ben
SetlugSrapon bereingeSo9cn llllp bic Scitllr9
iibcrbanpt 10 angelcgt werren, baB bel elmer
eustttelltn Sei6teBnn9 Die Stapt anger &c
iahr blc,bt.
-(9ie ssbsl'ide OteOe,). 2n 8ol9c Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
Scr Seuti9e GorreipOnOrnt.
Baltimore -. 0nni 1871.
Gbcrridbtcr Sbnic fir Die
-nrnc Nfidntnnn."


0er piel nit WtenihGn pertchrt bat,
Dem weroen ais cine beIpnoere 8othlng
Die i~pgenannten pS~ieoermeter" oui9etallen
icin. 0as INN iene Golen, wel6e ale
Manieren tjueS &ieoermuunc9 beliben,
Die 8ieoerteit ielbit ober nlr im Ntunoe
fibreu mn nibt I'M 0crjen. Sic tra9en
ben VI antel Der Relpettabtlitdt uno per-
laNen Iih oaraui, o1b Die @elt na6 Dem
Steinc NIB - niC man in trSenc elmer
beutihen 9ropiuS iagt - nab pem p8e>
tbue" urtbeilt. 9luh ipiien lie ra8 Sc
i6rei /: y0altet btn Sieb !" in lbrer 9lrt
gang geididt ~ pcrrertben. I'm Die AuIs
m~erliamteit Der 2cute pom ibren Figenen
S6mdhen abiultuten uno Die gEelt 9lauz
ben III MAIDEN, ME ctiri9 lie cs nit Der
Sugcno balteu, ipIGleu tic DIT ben entriltcs
ten Sitteuri6ter, natirIib ni6t ielten aud
ben &%erleumoer.
Wan fam bic raoitole Eartei Die Ydrtct
Der pSteoermeier" nennen, penu tie per-
eiRigrim Grpbeu uuo @dnjen ale ieneGbaz
ratter Gt9entbRmlittejten oieier 8eIdRrz
li6en M~eri6eniorte, nic, inoem lie Id
ielbit Die gurtei rer Wtenihe ,re6tc uno
beS ,Scrtihrittcs rtunt, Wlenibenrebtc
rnslprtIbritt nit SitBen tritt uNc oaS I'M
csm5fratii6m Eager nit Wta6t mn Gnts
idiecenbeit iib geltcno mahenoe &erlan
gen, Die BOlitit Der Ser. Staten in bic
9abn Der Den 2tuiprithen unO &erbdlts
niilen Der 8cgen,uart Hetnudg t~ra9erpen
8eform Su ~lentcn, perleumpertih nit Sctb
Su bemerfe poer ldberlIb Su MAIDEN
iudt.
S6on iGit lingerer Sett ertldrten bemcz
frotiide Ylattfprmen Die 9lnertennung Der
neueu GpnItituttcnS announcements. Seits
Dem ater Der jeBt pcritprbene &ullonpt9z
ham, @tner Der ccnlerpatipIten oemptratI=
i6en +Sibrer, init ber ieincm Gbaratter
eigeitbiimliden &ilbnbeit uno NIT ibh Ole
Semotratie etnigcr gr6Beren Staten Der
lnipn fir Die yneue Rihtid9" eutidieOen
ei.t9e, reten inn, lit iene Anertemnnng Der
Contribution, vwie tic 1T" ais oer yneue
9tu$9angSpuntt" Der Semctratie be5ei6 uet
nprpen, mn blttt Elm grpBcr 3beil oes
a~meritan'1hGn lSplteS beioer Ydrteien
nit Spffnung unp Supcriidt auf Die neue
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

nI- Sd Id BON Srn. Or. SpIIom oas Redt
ieiine NerbeHeruu in ser Spn1ruttipn Der Sabns
plattcn in bieien g taate 81 gebrauden, 9etauit bal DC
10 ttete ID %oieieIben ieet benz Yublitum oils cine Der
9roBten 9ntocdunsen, ipeltc bic ieBt In Der mcdbantz
ihen 3abnarsneitunft acnabt poroen, an. Cine Der
erSsten Sdmierigteitsn, ruelte big iest bel e olden,
Ipeltc fnnittidbe i3dbne traser, empfunben porben, III,
Dap o~ieiclben bei'in Gicn ooer Spreben Ioic ,pcrben,
lno bel cinisen verionen init beionecrer Wiunbiorma,
ton bat man fie bis jest nod nibt init @riol9 actrau=
tten tonnen. Blatten, nut bieieiu neuen Spheme
%esrisrtl9t, b(siben In allen Bdfen feit iitcn, inoerl tein
Tabrunssftoff oocr 9ujt mosll6erweiic unter oielcIhen
g%elanSen tanr; aud tonnen bic Ylatten an aItsn @ea
binen an9cbradt tperben.
SD empfcble otce neuc Grinbuns Defenders ieuer
9roBsn InSabt BON Yerionen, iuclbe ipiebcrbott, ieoot
obne Grlol9, periubt baden, auf eeUobrttbe Weiie
an9clertgte ylattsn gu trd9en, uno sarantire ib in
auen 6dnsn, ea6 Ycrionen nitbcniefbsn siien tonncn,
eeer 9ebe oaS @elo 5uriit. ,5dbne lperbcn obne
ShmerJ ourdb 9ebrduh Don 9dd,aas ausae,ooen,
0a tb eafe!be iudbreno incbr, aIs z Sabre sctrandt
9eee: " 60 iasm notbta, benz Vutfifum bic @ciabr
lofiafett unn Vor3lgc 0leies Ycriabrcns su itern,
hatiirIi6en SABINE 9epionlct.
Or. g. 8. Scopes,
tSan5,iS) Wr. 81, s:Gutanhrahe.