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Smyrna times., 1872-01-24
POetrV.
THE FOUR VOICES.

,,.,s Inv the sesshore mCsiug go,
And yensively regard the sky serene.
Tb,, smiles impartial on the joint demesns
otaar,b and water Medtating so,
NJ. +honrbts turn inward, nothing there the flow
ofconstant intuition, that between
nm and the soul makes me distinction know;
And ask whence am p Silence wells the scene.
,,n.ra voices: "Whither2 Whittier? Whitherp"
The Past cries out. from oceans relling wave.
Hitber. yes hither!-hither. hither hitherw
The Present answers, from an inland cave.
"Tbther! yes, thither!-thither thither! thitherl
rhe Future thunders. pointing to the grave.
Again was silence. Gradually arose
A still. small voice from out the deep within
Nv svirit saying: Il that am have been
AMI will be- but no past future knows
The immutable Things end, and things begin;
But now the eternal essence, wherein grows
Whatso may hold of time or taint with sin.
No grave awaIteth me; mortal throes.
Suffice it, 1 am chsngeleSs, steadfast proved:
While all by me perceived now lives, now dies,
Stays but moment, and each moment, flies;
Each object fading, howSoeer beloved
l am forever moving, but not moved
BY aught that seems. surviving even the skies"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

REFLECTIoNs.-A gentleman one evening
was seated near a lovely woman when the COM
pany around him were proposing conundrums
to each other, and, turning to his companion,
he said
"Why is lady unlike mirror?"
She gave it up"
g Because" said the rude fellow, &c a mirror
reflects without speaking; lady speaks with
out rejecting"
"Very good, said she. "Now answer me: :
why is a man unlike a mirror? ?"
cannot tell you"
+" Because the mirror is polished, and the
man is not"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

Despite the seedlings and complaints of
some of our lady friends, who have not, or
profess not to have had extended to them
proper courtesy in the street cars, the men of
America stand pre-eminent, in point of reputa-
tion at least, for their politeness and attention
to the fair SEX Justin Mccarthy writes
"Much as I had heard of the politeness and
Difference shown to women by all classes of
Englishmen, had not, by any means, realized
the self-sacrifcing chivalry with which the
American everywhere defers to womanhood."
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

A SAD TRAPEzE AccIDENr.-The most re.
cent trapeze accident is that of Mile. Geral.
dine, young woman whose performances have
often received great applause. The girl was
practicing, with Mr.. Leopold, the prodigious
fight through the air from the dress circle to
a trapeze hanging from the ceiling near the
stage, and when in mid air she loosened her
grasp and was precipitated with immense force
upon the footlights. She was taken up man
gled and bleeding, and was not expected to
survive. This horrible affair, which occurred
at the Union Park Theatre, New York, took
place at rehearsal.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

LET HER CRY.-A farmer near Nashua, N.
H., recently bargained his farm to another
farmer fer $4,000, but'when the day and the
purchaser arrived, informed him that his wife
was in Mysteries about the trade, and guessed
aea" ne would h back % out. But said the pqr-
farm and must have it, How much more
would induce you to sell? "Wel," replied the
agriculturist, give me $3.50 more and let her
Cry. Springfield Republican.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24
ADVICE FROM JOSH BILLINGs.-Dt

ADVICE FROM JOSH BILLINGs.-D Don't
preach the gospel for less than $50 dollars q
year, salary payable quarterly in advance.
A congregeshun who kant afford tew pay
$50 dollars a year, want missionary more
than they do klergyman
Az [ sed up to the top, get az much ov your
salary az possible in advance. for don't kno
ov emmy det so hard to kollect as a minister's
salary, after it once gifts kOld.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

A paper having been asked, "What is the
best thing to prevent the development of n.y.
drophobia in doGs?" replies that if the dog
gets water enough, it is pretty certain he can {
have the disease, The safest way to insure
him an abundance Of this indispensable fluid
is to anchor him in about seven feet of water
so that his head will be from eighteen to
twenty inches below the surface.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

An old lady said her husband was very fond
Of peaches, and that was his only fault.
Fault, madaml' said one; "how can you
call that fault?"
eating them, sir. My husband takes them ia
the form Of brandy!''
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

THE "Too THIN" PHRASE. Attention is
called to the fact that the phrase "too thin
authority In act v, Scene 2, of Henry
VIII. the monarch retorts as toll)Hs to the
fulsome adulations of the Bishop of Win
chester:
You were ever good at sudden concentrations,
Bishop ol Winchester. But know come not
To hear such hattery now and my presence
They are too thin and base TO hide offences"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

An epitaph On a husband and wife, in
country church, concludes with a quotation
meant to be polite, but which certainly may be
construed two ways. 1t is as follows: Their
warfare is ACCOMPLISHED" !"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

From official returns it appears that over
one hundred ladies are now acceptably filling
the positions of postmistresses throughout the
country, and receiving for their services the
same compensation hitherto awarded to their
masculine predecessors. -Four of these ladies
in the postal service receive salaries Of $4,000
per annum each; certainly handsome emolu-
ment to a non.voter, and one of which tens of
thousands of male office seekers would eagerly
strive to obtain. The illogical and bitter
female suffrage advocates should elucidate this
glaring injustice of appointing nOn-voters to
$4,000 offices.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

1t is sweet to have friends you can trust, and
convenient, sometimes, to have friends who
are not afraid to trust.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

A queer old gentleman being asked what he
wished for dinner, replied, ''An appetite, good
company, something to eat and a napkin"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24
Great Profits in Cranberry Culture.

Very little attention has been paid to the cul-
ture of the cranberry in this country, hence but
comparatively little has been written on this
subject. K. w. Shaw, Of Massachusetts,, has
recently supplied some practical hints as to the
character of soil and mode of culture best cal
culated to secure success. Cranberries contain
large lropOrtiOn of water. This the root
must supply, and for this reason, particularly,
the plants do best on swampy, peaty soil. Mr..
Shams idea is to select peat swamp cleared
OF turf and roots, and Sanded from two to four
inches deep, so that the root of the vines will
reach the peat The sand will stop the growth
OF grass and weeds, and protect the berries
from frost. This, in a nutshell, comprehends
the whole secret Of cranberry culture, so far as
it is known, and on which such great fortunes
have been made. All swampy lands are not
equal or alike in fertility. Swamps may be
found of soapy looking white clay which would
be worthless for cranberrics. To succeed well
there must not only be constant moisture to
the roots, but it must be in a nutritious soil
1t has been found that swamps naturally
rich from leaf mould, or decayed wood,
moss, peat, etc, are the very best for cranber
ries. In the East the great profits of the bust
ness have induced farmers to fertiliZe clay
swamps with artificial manures in order to
raise the fruit; but this process is found TO
feed or favor the cranberry worm in great num-
berS, so that the crop Is destroyed. As to
profits, they are immense. The right kind of
a swan will ordinarily produce, with proper
cultivation, four hundred barrels Of berries to
the acre ; and at the low price of $l2 per bar
rel the income is 81, 800 per acre. This amount
of money seems impossible from any species
of farming. 1t cannot be made on strawber-
res or any other fruit, vegetable or grain crop.
But it is the truth, as proved in the State of
New Jersey, and it has raised the price of
swamp lands, supposed to be worthless, from
$l5 per acre (the price of COW pasture) up to
thousands of dollars per acre. 1t is not the
farming that does it, because after the ground
is cleared, sanded and set in vines it costs no
more than to tend field of onions or potatoes,
but it is the particular swamp land.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-24

All that is necessary for the enjoyment Of the
fragrant sausage is-confdence.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15

Die Serhanolungen tparen nngemein le6-
bait uno Manfe, Die bieleiht bisber anltnns
ben, Die Ma6regel nit giinifi9em 4uge auSus
isbet, ldienen 9eneigt III iein, Dem wtrfliheH
Grforbernilie bes SOlfes BON SreGerid geredt
su merben.
@ls beute i'm Senate Die bereitS bonn 9arIe
paifirte Sil sur Sorlage fam, melde in ben
@ountg=@ eriften OeS Staates bier peremptoz
ride @tnwenOuugen(Challenges)oeS StaatS=
QnrpalteS bel Der ~@inl6w0rung bon Surors
erlaubt, Die ii6er Serbreden ab3uurtbeilen
babeu, auf melder Der SOB ODER 3uftbauS<
irafe iteht, entitano cine ldugere Debate.
6r. Carroll meinte, Der Staat iei geliigenO
9ei4iitt, inOem Ier ba8 S6luBz argument
babe. Sr. 0ti1er mie5 Oarauf bin, oaB ges
melniglidl Dor ben 9eridten umberlieqenoe
2eute ais Suror8 berbeigebra4t %piiroen, uno
Der S~taatsanmalt feline 8efigniB belite, @inz
rueneung 81 erbeben. Sn Der Staot Saltiz
more ieieu Dem StaGte flint 4bmeiiungen er,
laubt, un0 Der Staat5aupalt Snott babe urs
lGngit it9 babtu geGuBert, wenn oieieS uift
Der Sail pGre, CT aus SO an9etla9tel1 taunl
eiueu 3u itberfi1ren i'm StanOe ieln miiroe.
Wan noble Gem Staat mn ~bieielben @erctt.
Jane, ME Der Sertbelot4uu9 geben, Seiitz
tbuul nuO Geben ifiiben unO benz 9fedte
nift unebrlide @ei9poreue, Die bon uorrtz
herein fem llrtbcil gegeH ben 8eiaulOigten gu
fdllen geOenfen, porau8lelen. - 9r. Carroll
5og mad Oieien 9emertungen MiQer'S feline
Sbjeftiou ;uriid. - Sr. Stepbeuion meinte,
nun lolle anitatt pier nod mlebr @inueubun'
gen oeS Staat5anwaltS 9egen Die Sales
men" erlaubcn, Die in OaS @eriAt gebradt
werOen. @arum gebe man Dem angetlags
ten 20 "Challenges' unO benz Staate gar
feline ?-6r. 8ud auBerte ii9 babiu, OaB Elm
eiuSiger @eiduOrener ein Seroitt Der Surp
perbinoern fOnne; ct babe geOadlt, oaS eS bei>
ier lem miiroe, welu 8 aus II @eihworeneH
iiher einen Sal enb9iltig enti6eiOen t0uuten.
9as @eies miro Obne 3weiicl paiitren ulO
Oie CUTE 6Olge babeH, OaB bel @%rimiualprO'
5eiien auf benz 9anOe, grade ME in Baltimore
Der Sal III, utdt Seute 10 leiatinuig in SUI
rieS geldmtnbelt werbeu, bon beuen Der Sers
tla9te I'M GorauS eltlu.oer ein freiiprefenOes
llrtbetl ODER bod elne gtihtpereiubarun9 Der
@eidmoreueu erm0rtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
TorS'S

@cHern abeuO uurOe Oa8 ~reiSeuoe 2ufipiel
v9te eiferiidtige @befrau" gum Oritteu Dtale
aufgefiibrt, mo ertuarben iih 6r. Oic@ouom
(SatIeg) ulO Dtap. 8omers (Dfao. Satlep)
Die laute Qnertennung bes Yu6lifum8, oaS
iib jeood Htdt 10 Sablrei9 einsefunOeu bate,
ME oil ben uOrbergegan9eueu AbeuOeu. gu
Nnian9 wurOe cine 8epriie oe8 an, porigeu
Sonna6elOe aufgefibrten S9auipiele5 Scr
6remOe" 9egebeH, in tpeldem uauentlih 6r.
Wtc&olOm III Der 8itelroue ba8 SntercIIe Oe8
4uOitorium5 in 2lniprud rabm uuo pdbreno
De5 gan5en StiideS biuOur6 mad belt. Ne=
ben Inn lit nod 6r. WturOod 81 er,udbneu,
Der ms in Der 0fOle Oe8 nYeter" cine urf0mi-
idp 2etltuug ~Iieierte.
6eute Q6enO 9elangt Dumas oGamiac"
3ur 4ufiibrnn9, Elm Stif, OaS Dor %eiuigen
Sobren bel ieinem eriten @rIheineu auf Den
eurOpdiidlen 8iibuen cine 9eualtiae Senia>
ton beruorrief. Obne 3Dctfel wiro 6or6'8
OpernbanS beute abenO in OQen 8dunen
gciiiQt ieinz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
2lus Der Gtaats sSauptitapt,

t6pesiat=Go ueipunbenS oes pGorreipOnpsnten."
Annapolis, IA. Sebr.-- Die Sermei.
Jung OeS @e9e8 Der r0rum= Yointer gabn"
1T b~eenoigt worben, unO Der SngeHieur our
Belt nit Der Abfaliung ieineS SeridtS be-
ihGftiQt. Die @Ompagnte beabiidtigt ben
8aIl elmer biretten gabn bon Baltimore mad
annapolis, Ober eiueu 3lpeig BON Dem Yuutte
aus, no bier Drums Bointer=" Die yQnrapoli8z
GltribgeeS a9n" freu3t, ungefdbr 81 Meilert
bon u. Sod Gin auOerer Sori6lag gebt baz
bin, 6aB Der 3mei9 n6rOlib pom Sepen=
Slnlle lduft ul6 iiber cine, bon Der Stabt
gnnupOlis 5u bauenOe 8ride lestcrn Srt En-
reife,
Die bemofratii6en MitgltsOer ber @siee<
9ebung 6ielten geftern 4benO cine LANCE @ono
fereuS iiber cas- porliegenbe @eles cur neuen
Regiitrirung un6 @iutbeilung Der Stabt Sire
Oertd in Sebn 8arS8. Die 69. s. S. 9tel@
ion uno S. s. @larfe ben 6reOerid befiirmor,
teten nit grnIt uno Giier 6a8 @eieb. Set
1916 babe feline neue Gintbeilung Ser Stabt
ltatt9eiunbe1t; nod immer leien Die alten ftez
ben @ar68 uOrbanOen, ob9lei6 bic 8eu6ltes
rung beute flint Wialc 10 9ro6 lei. :3uoem
babe bic bemofratii9e Partei in 6reberiG eiue
Hare Wfehrbeit bon 800 meiben 9timuen, Die
mon bet Der lesten @abl our6 6etriigerii9e
gtc9epoten annibilirt babe; eS Jet erfpteler,
0aB nae9r Ne9er itimmtell, alS I'M 9an3e1 Die
ltrttte SreOerid r~egiitrtrt itno. DIE reue
8arbeint9eilung Jet geet9f1et, t!r9eleeltdle8
Stimmen i'll uerbiiteu. SO lei Die &aIiFuu9
Ae8 @cIebeS eiu aft bemofratii6er gerefti9z
felt. Der gebtlOete unb perm0genoe StanD
Ser Stabt se60re rer Democratic all, oerislbe
lei 5n S6us Dor ben nur 81 @ablSuedeH
bert ein9el4muggelteu, ui9t.anldlfgeir, aber
unter Der mangelbaftsn &e9itrlrIns gum
Stimmeu 5ugelaiienen 9tesern u. ibrer 6th'
rcr beredti9t;
Sr. S. 8. @larfe pioerlegte iEg3ieq ole ae<
cen pos @eIes efDo6enen GtltiuenSultaeia ufn0
toroerte belohGerS eineatttpOrt Oarauf, neSGal6
Ote 8ablriater nidt in Der Siu geuaunt lpqz
ben ioqten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
Die .,@efli6e W arpidnner
Gffeubdhu."

BGhrenb mir felt ieber entIhieben allen
8erluden opponirten, bas gelo oeS SolfeS
an Brioatbabubauten su uerpiaisen, 10 bot
Sas alqemeine Sntereife es unS bod i'm 9anfe
Der Belt bann unb mann sur 9ebteterild1en
B1idt eemadt, Iusnabmen gu MAIDEN. als
Der 4usbau Der yYittsburS-@ onneaSotuer
Babn" in @efabr mar, be9iiuft9ten mir Die
Suriidsiebung Der erifen, bon Der Staot &C.
eianeten Sppotbef, Inn es BEN uuternebrle1
an ermDalid1en, Die erforoerlide 4nletbe sur
Beenbiquna bes 8aues gu contrabiren.
Oas Neiultat bieies Shrittes felt itd lflon
bsnte ais elm duBsrft siiniises berals; N19t
nur iteben mir iett in INDIFFERENT Sertebre NIT
Bittsburg unb Dem Wefen, lonoer11 ote Sbatz
fade 1T nidt ab5ulaugnens oaB MIR balo Der
2aft bur4 reselmaBi9e Slnlen5ahlun9 Der
Sdulo ent6oben rperOeu, pdbreno 9aroel uio
Uanbel Die befrieoigenbe 9enu9tbuun9' boz
ben, baB Der Staot burd Die in Cumberland
ftf ON Bic v8altimore-S bioz" anlhllebenee
Dabn i6wer hrs @ewidt faaenoe Sortheile
erwahien iinb. 9aielbe f0nnte beute I'm
Betref Der r@efl. Wio .'Sabn" seideben, unS
uiirben mir aud bieien S6ritt befiirworten,
rpenn uiht Elm b~ebeutenber INTERRUPTED in ben
finansieuen 8eSiebunsen Der Staot sur 2ess
teren uno ben etGitmaltgen 81 Der rYittsbnr9.
@ouueQsptqer Babn" beaanbe. Sir ben
Nusbau Der Qebtere1 naren mebrere Milioz
mem SoG. erforSerlih, mdbreno fe inns etmas
iiber II WiiG. iduloete, fir bic vWell. Wo.'
8abn" perben nur s475,0 900 oerlan9t, nah
renb fe in uuiereu giideru bereits NIT 2 Ufta.
einaetraaen 1T. I'm Der Inletbe bon $475,<
600 Su entseben, uuiere 2 0fta. s6orosrung gu
elmer ~stpeitsn Sppotbef gu MAIDEN, wiiroe cine
aeldaftlid)e SbOrbeit leiu. Son bieiem 9e<
iidtspunfte aus reDen mir benz Sotum fir
bic rlelle Seroronung tas 8ort. 8ir baben
ba8 @erf MN etumlal al Cube 81 fi5ren nro
ie bere1tmiltaer mir bieies tbnn, Oeito beiler
fir ben Grebit Der gabn nnb bic baloi9e Ser
3inIuns bes au9elesten Gapitales. llnb le
ihneler mir Die Sano an'S @erf lesen, le
baloer merben mir bic SdnlO los. Sic
vBefli6e Wo .=8abn" bringt ms einem Der
iuidtiafen Sbeile uniereS Staates rdber unO
ermDalidt bic Gonfurrens i'm Soblen Grams.
porte na6 Baltimore, mas BET ben boben
Eradtpreiien Der ySalttmore=S bto@Sabn"
tuobl aesisnst 1T, bel uns Elm lebbaftss SUITE
refe fir Die Ourdiibrun9 bes unternebnlens
,pad III rufeu. M0se uniere Mabnun9, Die
groBen @ortbeile Der u@ehli9en Wtb. <gabn"
i'm Ause Su balteu, unb in oielem Gimme elm
10 qroBes 8otum, als m09li6, am ndhfel
0ienffaae an bic Stimmtditen 81 brin9en,
nidt on Der bdufi9 su unaugenebnt bernortre'
tenben Gleidgiilttsteit Der 8ir9er l1slterll.
@emeiuiame Snterelen %sebieten seraoe i'm oh.
tpaltenben Sale geretnlarleS, u1l9etbetltes
uno entiAiebeneS Sa1oeln.
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Geutfdc5 Xbcater
i'm ,SOncprSia SpernbauSe."

Die 3te9ie Der 10 raid beliebt seluOrOeuen
beHtiden Sbeater<@ eieuIaaft, Oereu uoraiigz
llde %Gelltun8ell bt8ber audi Die 9ebiibren0e
lnerfenaung SeitenS oeS ionit ctlpas SGben
Publitlm8 unierer Stabt geiuuOen, bemiibt
itd), nur CUTE Stide III umiidttg getroffensr
8elc3un9 Der 8olen sur 0arlieluug 81 brirl.
gen. Sin Seluei5 1T mieOsr Die morgeuOe
&orAelIung, fir wsld)e ie oas meme u. 8enes
Oir'ide Orelatti9e 2liipicl: U@egenit6er" &c,
lUab't hat.
SIS 1T fir Baltimore cine RoDitGt; in Ser
lin 9efiti eS auf BEN @auner'i6eu unb benz
Sittoria z8beater Oermaben OaB es Obue
bent 8einAe @intrag 5u tbun, mebr, oeurl
bunoert Auffiibruu9en biuter einuuoer erlebte.
VI0ge aud DIE bief!ge tunitinnige Helt NOR.
gen 4benO in Der v@OHcOrSia" iid 10 Sabl-
reid, ipte bic Grippe uno 0a8 Stitd eS Der.
0leueu, etnfiuOeu
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&hfMSnnGbridoten.

Der Oampfer nlDm. XafDrence," CAPT. panett,
fam 9eitern BON Bolton iber RorfoIt bier an:
Der Oampicr nDicglelan,," Capt. 5ones, trat
9eitern feline 6abrt BON bier nod Soton an.
Der Sampier nNfarntaub," Capt. Sobnion, gin9
ON 8. Sebruaruon gteiusO orleans iiber Sauantta un6
Sep G8eft nab Baltimore ab.
Der S6ooner rs. 8. Stidnep," Capt. Studs, fubr
9eitern BON bier na6 @barlefton, S..@., 40.
Der Sdooner n@asle," @apt. Seapep, ie9elte ee=
Fern aus bieiisem SaIen ua6 Sapannab, Geo, ah.
Der oeuti6e Srelmafter nDuiSburs," Capt. Soa.
les, fad am %. Sanuar BON Seloot nab GarbilF in
Walt6 in See.
Das S6iif caroline 9amont," Gapt. U.iuot,
braD am u. 5anuar pom eiperpooI na6 Baltimore
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Die gBettzSQftimUrer g6Tten
~tt OWIIINIUEG @WWSGW
tureeen biernit AMI ha5 beute fattfinoenbe Yreiss
SQtcBen nno Vteis 9eQeIn aufmertiom aemaht,
NrnnntneI

lit tuieber bier augctommen uno miro Roataa, Sen
49,. 6ebruar, i'm Tretmaurer : GempeI nit Der 3ar.
itelung Der iUeltberiibmten Sta6t 2onoou einen
Surius ietner 9unit.S oriteluu9en beginnen. 0ten=
tag fiubet gum 9eten oes m3eitun9s. 9un9enza5p-
les" cine Niatinee itQtt, nobel StalieR, bas 9anb Der
giiuite, oorgeIteat miro. NittrOoh fommt Bu Gum
ten zines 9roBen uno ebIen llnterne5mens f1r arme
g9fom, oic epi9e Stabt. " sur Auffibrune. Setner nit
JFedt TETS befDunoerten Alesprie r9et1 &reuA, feline
8rone!" bot Sr. Erof. @romDeG nod Die neue gaes
gorie Ser Gelien Der Sobrbunoerte" binausefl9t,
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(Siroelanbt.'

am misunderstanding ~oerlanmefte Sr. Sierbraucr
% D { 7 in ieinem &otale al Der 9anton,4uenue
feline sablrei1en f~Sreunoe 5u eInem @aitmGble nebt
auslooIung eines 250 1flno idperen 9odes. IS
berridte pa unsebun0eue 6reuoe, uuo Ouroe iofuobt
8unoer's er5ellentem Biere, tpie BAN Glen ouBcror=
ftatt; scr 9Giifli1e @cninncr mar Sr. Carl StieIe pom
Der Saomcft @de Der gSoliz uno SrteGnsitr., ben.
oa5 &bter am aRocren Gage auf einem 4zipin1i9cn
gBdeen unter SOrantritt BON Capt. 5oHinanns NtIl@
iitc0rp5 urb jablreihem @eiol9e ilberbrsht lpuroe.
0oG ipdt am 4ben0e Iuo Sr. &unber ietEe 9dite gu
einen Srdu5Gen eiH, baS Dem 9an5en Die arone auT=
ieete. Die @dite iiibleu iit perpfiAtet, Die &tbero7
litdt bes Srn. Wuuoer Defenders 5u etfudbnen, lpie
aud Srn. 0iitie, Der BET @mpfan9nobme bes Bodies
aug Anpelenben mt eInem ~iiper6en 2uni4e %tratttrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
9as Irontlfra6enzS heater.

6utoi9t Dem @runOiGee INNER etipa5 gsues uHb GU
ties uno lit oc66alb aud itct5 iiberiiint. Ntontag,
GicnItag nno 0tittuOb Ahenb unb WlittDod Ra6=
mlttag miro Die 9roBs 8eittiinitlerin uno Sbauipie.
tertn Sri. 8atc Slider nit ibrem luunocrbar abgeritr
tetcn Xtcrhe % in Dem berrli6en Snotanera
Drama n&Nterause" uuo 9onneritae, SrCita9 uno
Sdmitag 4beLb, ioiute Sonnabeno Ra6mittd9 in
Dem beriibntten bretatti9en DECENTRALIZATION Sdauipiele
Der gSaiieriau Oes @an9e5" a~uireten. Die Cen
Erio, bic Se5r. aIcas93r, bic retsenSs gGneerin' naO
Qctrice Trl. Fannie Ir6Gr uno Sri. Seannetta Go6
meroen in SGn5tib Oerdnoertem Yrogromme tbre
Sitnitt Sei9en, reip. ibre Gimme ert0nen laIien.
0as nit 10 9roBem 8eiidle autgcnommene Seem
Baaet Die Setter 0er 5lIberiernen" nit SRI. Bettie
Jtemmeteberg on Der spite, miro auh 6leIe &ohe
nod etnmGl 5ur 4uiflbrung tommen. Sum S6luIie
ole 9roBe guItlpteltruppe in pepen SpeSidlitdteu.
WhttUobs uno Sonnabenos Nadmtttag 1T 8orz
itelung iir 6amilien, 6reta9s a6enp fir Samen.
Oonnerfta9 Ibeno iin0et cine Sencijz& orfteluua
iIr fSrI Sate Si{her fnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
Sn Der uMrbetterbaHe"

an u : j te0ertGF
ftnS fir oas Srheitrion, 6ieies Dun6er6are Werf
oeuti6er 6anit, wieber feds meme 28aljeR eingetrofen,
pelfe iol9eRoe Yiecsn reprdientiren: 1. SIpertlre
sur nGiebilheN Sitter" LA Gazza Ladra) bon 8oIini;
2, Suoertlre CIR rItalieneriu in Nlgier;" 8. @aIop
nab n6anit;" 4. Gmcritanifbe 9icoer; 3. Barrier GIN
JugsmHrid nit abt oeiti9en Sieoern; 6. Botpourri.
9r. Shlcget tdBt es it6, ME man iebt, a~ngeleeen
iein, niGt nur iur Gririidun9 ieiner 9dfe gu forgen,
ionoern aud Abnebielung in BEN tbnen ~seboteneR
O~hrpnihnnnIs ! II hiefpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15

Das SdifT %. @6apiu," @apt. 8nufer, fam an
%. Sanuar pom Bidmono, Sa., in Grieft on.
9a5 Sdiff -6Iorinba," bon 2iuerpool mad uniez
rem 6afen untsrrue9s, leSte am 20. Sanuar 5u Nd<
teriorb in Srlano an.
Ger Denpier soraeoiia" fam seTtern BON Salti /.
more in SapQnndb. Geo. ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
Sm Naiber'fhen ,,S0epn"

taHen fid osS abenbs eintse Stanbeu auf bic aness
nebmite u1o unierbattenbite Beiie 5ubrtnsen. Sas
8i9ner=Berional III ourdtue9 ueu; lo9ar Der Reaifs
ieur 6r. Safe Suoo bot Samitog a5euo eiReH tiids
ti9en Yadiolser in Der 8erIon oes 5ru. Rice erbaI-
ten. Fri. a9Hes Hobjnion lit cine trefaide @olora,
tur=Sdn9gIin, oIs ielbit Ole iGiuierl9heu gafa9en
mttibrer Snu(e i6erlptnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15

Die uOermanid=9p9e SIR. 24A"
ees "@riiptnus=Sroeus cine 0euti1e S6ubmabers
geielitaft, bait an 26. 6ebruor in ben ugteu=aFz
lemblg@Goom5" t9ren 5Ueitcn SGbresbaQ.
Ser Serein ,Gbalia N1r. /"
bat cni Ntonta8, ben 26. Tebr, ieinen erfen Diasfenz
hnl LII her Is PntrnIzGnlIPH nPrnnffnIlrt