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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16
[Unionyille IS. C.) Times.
Duringthe closing hours of the
Senate Thursday evening. its


Duringthe closing hours of the
Senate Thursday evening, its
Presidentbeiug loudly called on
for a speech, responded in re
marks tothe following effect:
"Gentl6nen--I thank you for
yHr courtesy in requesting me
to address you, bat regret taat
the implied compliment TO me
cannot wifi any justice or hon
eSty be rturned. This is the
worst Legislature in my opinion
that ever assembled, and none
can feel mere rtjoiced than l at
the knowledge that its session
has terminated finally. Ii the
government cannot he carried on
without the scenes which | saw
enacted in he House of Repre-
sentatives, Teiterate what | said
this morning that the sooner the
Republican party goes down tn
better.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

One Houston, a. Methodist
preacher of Baltimore ands a
Doctor of Divinity, isthe cause
of considerable excitement
throughout the Union. H is
charged with the seduction of
one of bis Sabbath sch9o girls,
aged fourteen. This girl had
been under his tutelage from
her tenth year and was of re-
spectacle family and living
with a widowed mother. Hous-
ton is of the age of perhaps so
years, and a married man.
Such an offense merits death'
and by the common law OF the
South the penalty would be
inflicted. But we are not of
those who think that Houston's
being a preacher aggrayates
the crime. Preachers are no
! better and no worse than the
generality of the people follow
ing lawful occupations. Their
responsibility is and should be
Just the same as that of AL
others. 1t is a very genera
impression that they are doins
Gods work, and therefore
) should he pure and undefiled
IBIS Is true, but we all are do
ling Gods service equally wit
the preachers, and shoull
equally be pure and undefilet
The world is becoming two en-
Iightened much longer to tole
rate the idea that preacher 0
: priest is in any way superior
the rest of the human family.
The moral to be deduce
from this Houston affair is jus
this: trust preachers as 70
would trust others; no NOR
no less.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

"All other things being equal,
give your patronage at home"
was the sound advice given to
the Southern people by Mr..
Greedy during his late visit
South, and our readers will find
at E. r. Moore & Sons, every
thing in their line as good in
quality and cheap in price as
they could be bought in this
market. They are converts to
the doctrine of "patronizino
home Institutions . see theil
card in another column.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

The 'Cousllatta Times, con-
trolled Ivy Devices & TwitcheH,
Warmothiies, has this to say of
the n, o. Picayune:
The idea of the peoples re-
form paper" going in for the re-
election of Grant is new and
startling feature in Louisiana
politics, especially as the two
hundred and fifty owners of
that Journal are mainly COM
posed of leading Democratic
merchants of New Orleans.
The Times need not be star
tied. 1t will yet learn that the
people of Louisiana prefer any
rule to that of Warmoth and
his eabal of earpet-bag thieves.
Any collision to beat Warmoth
and his henchmen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16


The readers attention is called
to d. Appleton & Co.'s advertise
ment. in another column. of a pew
edition OF the leading novels Of
Fennimore Cooper, designed spe
cially for popular circulation. The
first Of the series will be "The
Last of the MohicanS." which will
appear with numerous new Illus
tratioDs by F. o. G. barley. The
style of publication viii be the
popular octave form, with paper
covers, the purpose being to rem
der the novels as low in price as
possible. Heretofore there has
been no edition of this acknowl-
edged head of American roman
ciSts suitable for general popular
circulation, and hence the new
issue of these famous novels will
be- welcomed by the generation OF
readers that have sprung up since
Cooper departed from us. As
time progresses, the character
genius, and value of the Cooper
Tomances become more widely re
cognized; he is ROW accepted a.
the great classic of our American
literature, and his books as th,
prose epics of our early history.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

PLEA FOR PoLITICAL COREUP-
TIoN.-The press in the inter-
est of those who have had con-
troll Of affairs in this State since
the inaugurationof The present
government, do not deny that
bribery and corruption have
been the controlling influences;
but this condition. Of things is
palliated by the plea that Dem
ocrats, when in power, were not
above suspicion in this regard.
Without stopping 10 inquire as
to the truth or falsity of this
implied charge, We dare assert
that the history of civilized
government does not present
a parallel to the bribery and
corruption that has characteriz-
ed the Warmothean rule in this
State. Under no former gov
eminent i'm this OF any other
State Of the Union, have the
people been subjected to such
wanton plunder and oppression
as have the people of Louisiana
for the last four years. And
the end is not yet, unless the
people of Louisiana, regardless
of party, unite in an effort to
defeat Warmoth and his plum
derers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16


Milton says in Paradise
Lost" "Devil with devil damn
ned firm concord holds" but
Milton, poor fellow, didn't
know everything, lie didn't live
to see the last hours-the dying
agony-of a Warmothean Leg
islature Of the present time, OF
he would have been heartily
ashamed Of himself for having
written so senseleSs a verse.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

HURRY SKURRY, HIGGLEDT-
PIGGLEDY, PELL-MELLl-These.I
jumhly words will describe the
great struggle which is to take
place during the coming sum-
mer and fall for place and pelf,
in poor tax-ridlen Louisi-
ana. Offices offices !! from
Governor down to an immense
train Of subordinate offices too
numerous to mention. The
fields large-the plumber most
inviting-the temptation great.
Warmoth Republicans, CnstoIn-
house Republicans, Reformers,
acknowledgements, Custom
house-Democrats, Coalilionists
of all denominations, Political
WidowerS, Moderate men, In
dependents, Democratic liners,
Possum Democrats, and the
devil only knows who not, may
all mingle in the turbid strife.
And if it were possible to lie
let alone by "rule or ruin" lea
ders, happy would be the few
who sigh for none of the chick
enpie. But there is no escape
| The political grid-iron will soel
be ready. Already the bawl o
greedy aSplrantS Is heaiu. la
payers of Louisiana, are yo'
ready for the question Shal
: we have success, or shah W,
: march TO Tie tune Of anothe
ignomiDieus "rule or ruin
farce Will you act for your
selves, and send ofiice-seeker
and dictators to the rear, Q
will you follow them to anothe
defeat. '.You pay your nor
! ey; you have your choice"
|
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Our friend McClanahan, of
the Mansfield Reporter, mis-
represents us. The Banner
does not sustain Senator S. NJ.
Thomas in his course in the
Legislature. In 1870, when
Mr.. Thomas was the Democrat
lie nominee for Senator, our
Democratic "liners" held ON
nose and made rs swallow ldi.
chael RYAN and S. III. Thomas
but it was a bitter pill indeed
Since, We have determined to
he "free and decided in our ac
TONS" and in the future, like
the Senator himself, will not
submit to like arbitrary disci.
pine. We are not disappolnt
ed in Senator Thomas.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Mr.. G. j. G. Puckette, of the
Natchitoches Times (democrat>
ic) occupies the Warmothean
mourner's bench "iike a little
man." Farwell, Charley, we
regret to part with so clever a
gentleman as yourself, but fate
DEGREES it-''f farewell, and il
forever, still forever, fare the
we'll" g. 5''t i'+. ne
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

The Democratic address SAYS
that the best way for the Dem
Ocrats to win victory next fall
is to join any man or faction
that opposes Gov. Warmoth, for
if he can be beaten the Repub-
lican party can be overcome.
mo Republican,.
That's about the size of it.
Mr.. (Loaves andD Fish.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16
Notice.
RODCAU RPIDGE OfNtpxyy-

BODCAU FRIDGE COMPANY.
THE Stockholders OF BCdeau Bridge Co
a are hereby requested to meet at the
Court HsuSe, in Bellevue, La, on
Thursday, 2SthGiay ofSNarcb.
1872, for the purpose of negotiating Win,
certain parties With the view OF builsline
said BRIDE. Enfffs
1t is highly essential that all the Etcels
Should be represented. -.
WI. FILL. "
2 Pres BSGeaa Bridge Cos
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Why must Louisiana have six
educational superintendent at
from three to five thousand dol.
lars a Year each and tAeiF -enor.
nous travelling expenses, when
one man can do their entire work
and be idle half thel timel In
Kentucky, where the public
school opposition is greater than
here, one sHperinteRdents mEtv0
thousand dollars and no peruui-
sites, has managed to get up four
schools to every one that has Been
established by the great and good
Conway and his distinguished
brigadiers. . Nm. Renub.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

A Kentucky lady, Miss larry
Brannin, has bought one ofthe
finest plantations in Louisiana on
the New Orleans and Opelosas
Railroad, near Yermiiionville.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16


I CoNFIsCATION is THE Am OF
THE RADICAL PAETY.-Iaxes !!
| Faxes Taxes! Nothing but
| faxes. The people of the South
have done more, suffered more,
submitted to more indigrity aud
corruption than we ever supposed
they could or would, in the vain
hope of restoring peace and tran
IquiIity. Policy, policy, bias been
the cry ever since the war closed.
Don't oppose the ruling pewers,"
has been dinned in our ears so
continually, that we begin tOthink
we have no right to upon our
months or write in defence of our
liberties, our person, or our prop
e-ty. Have the Radical party de-
termined TO force resistance to
their expressions and villanieS!
1t certainly appears so TO us. for
Notwithstanding the appeals and
complaints OF the taxpayers
against the extravaganza OF the
State governments aud the eBOr-
nous high taxes levied, we find
I State officials asking the LegiSla-
ture TO iDerese the taxes from 10
mills to POI mills on the dollar.
I If the people were advancing in
prosperity under the heavy bur
den of taxes, or SAW their money
iudicionsly appropriated for the
public good, we should hear no
grumbiing about heavy taxes,
but they are realizing the fact
that every succeeding year they
are growing poorer, while those
into whose hands the taxes are
paid are growing vOluptu0uSly
\ rich, arrogant and indecenely ex-
acting in their demands.
t 1t is our candid OpifiOn that
this cannot last much longer.
, The people lave become faint and
/ tired OF tle bad placed upon their
backs By those who have no feel
luz tti itltLI VI hlcItSt III lal'iI
! prosperity, AID have but little or
none Of the bar'len to carry.
. There can he no doubt that the
Federal bayonets were placed in
, the South not merely to arrest
+ Ku- KiuS and protect ''loyap peo-
, PIE in their rights, but to embo!d!
, en- INSCRIPTIONS partisan govern
: ments in their acts OF oppression
1 upon the white citizens of the
| 1 South aRd aid them in enforcing
any and every ubiquitous demand
they mas see fit to make through
6 their ignorant and misguided tools
in the IPgi Stature. 1t is nothing
, more nor loss than a rod of intim
, idation, held oyer the people, and
: / intended to strike them down il
4 they dar. attempt to assert then
+ rights mGppositiOn to the pets OF
a. the party now i'll power. COnliS
cation Ivy taxation is probably tn,
d aim, but before that can be accom-
plished We feel confident terrible
, struggle will take place 10 pre-
If vent it.
q [Ulionyille rs. CO. Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

The ELECTION LAw.-Ip tbo
State Sehate oil the I'D, IA resolT.
ton, offered by HunSaker, was
adopted as section 3 of the eIec,
ton law, the spirA of which clear.
ly shows that the protestation Of
a desire for reform by the War.
moth party was . fraud and
swindle, and those Democrats
who acted with linn deserve the
contempt OF all honest men. in
that they are either kBaFes or
foOls--gitlier paid or blind instra-
'ments in the hands of Warm6tb
Shreveport Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

There are 56 parishes in the
State and each parish his its
candidate for Governor. Those
who fail to get elected this year
should not despair, but cry,
try again"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Jules Anymouser, of the La.
lntellisencer (republican) sours
on the Ray family. What's the
matter over there, BTac7 Do
you all "get your drinks at old
Tow Head's7"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

We can't appreciate the ce0l
of those self-constituted leaders
of Democracy who are so any
ious to use the anti Radical
press of the country during
campaigns, and then turn il
over to the slender mercy'i OF
the printing Law" to starve,
until again needed. We re-
peat, as a publisher who has,
for the past twelve years,
been meekly and suhmissively
admiring the nobleparts ofthai
huge animal, yclept "the ele.
phant," we can't see il as Others
do ;aRd perhaps, to the regret
of these who hunger after the
nice chestnutS in the hot EN-,
berS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Every article in the. fancy
goods, stationery, perfumery,
cutlery and furnishing goods
line can be found at North
Brush e Mason's, New Orleans
Particular attention is request,
ed to the great bargains they
offer in white goods and hosie
~.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Attention is called TO the
card of Messrs. John Henry
& CO., New Orleans. This is
an old and reliable firm, and
from personal experience, We
can safely recommend it to
the public.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

One of the Columbus (Ga.)
cotton factories has just made
its fourth annual report, show
ing a profit last year of s204,-
900.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Blessed are the girls who hSe
no beaux, for they pass no slep.
less nights.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

The papers report "a man
with three hands" What a
splendid "clean-handed" War
moth official that fellow would
uake.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

-
The AGREEME II OF SOUTH
WORTH. LEWIS AND VAN Nor
IlyEN II REGARD TO THE DISPOSE.
TON OF THE B0x DEPOSITED IN
CHE La! SAVINGS b NIX AND IFS
..oNTENTs.-Annexed are the co
FHeS OF the documents, in relation
20 the box containing the bride
or Senator Lewis. which is sub
iect of investigation before the
Sixth District Court:
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1872.
This agreement shows that a
box has been deposited in the
louisiana Savings Bank by two
! persons, kLown to the President
theTeof; that the said box contains
$4,000 cash and other yaluables
equal to $4,000. and that the
same is 10 be delivered on and
orly TO the joint order of the par.
ties depOSiting it, except as here
matter provided.
The one, being a State Senator
agrees TO regularly attend the
sessions of the State Senate at
Mechanics Institute. to vote to
sustain Pinchback as President of
the Senate, and all political qucs-
tionS with the party sustaining
the State administration, as now
, existing; and on the 4th OF March
next, or when the Legislature adj
jonrns. the said box shall he with
drawn from the bank, and the
$4,000 therein contained be taken
oHt h and lie the property OF the
said Senator, he having fulfilled
his part of this agreement-osher
wise the said box aud all its con.
tents to he Withdrawn by the
other party. NJ. \. SoUTHWOTH,
!. j. b. LEWIS.
. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. -, 1877
This box and its contents Is to
! he delivered by me ON the order
( and only on the order, Of the two
persons who have deposited il
Il with me ION the 4th deg Of aerI
4 March aud IN ease of the dealt
OF either of the parties, it is to he
c delivered according TO an agree
- bment between the parties wh'
have deposited the box, IA copy o
" (which is in the box, and wheI
either party shall apply after til,
death OF the other party, the DO,
5 shall be opened by me, the con
tract read and the box delivered
y according to its stipulations.
IT W. VAN NoRDEN.
NoTE-The words in italic
= were erased.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1877
Received from VI. \. South
worth and J. B. Lewis, tn DO
II left with me forsafe Keeping an,
81, 70 be delivered as per contrac
between them. The same bein
e pasted on the cover of the box.
! '.i". w. VAN NoRDEN.
z Query? Is the above j. ]
; Lewis the boot and shoe MANI
II SO, well bet Warmoth went for
Of box of his best brosans. How j
{, it, j. b.?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

. In the hearts OF others a manly
selfreliance lays cornerzstoIlesoof
esteem, remembrance,
love.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

The best way to "head Off a
sceundrel is to "of, with his
head.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Those who wish TO enjoy life,
will find that Bucks Brilliant
cooks SO perfectly, that it pro-
NOTES good health and is so
easily managed that the cook
is always in good humor. 1t is
well made, handsomely finish
ed and is one of the most dura-
bic articles of household use
ever made. Mr.. Henry Haller,
New Orleans, is agent Tor
Bucks Brilliant, and invites
orders from all who wish to Sc
cure a reliable and economical
stove.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16
.Noftce fo C,redfsors.

Vie creditors Of The succession of Ripehcn
Il hayberIy are hereby notified to make
themselves known, and 20 present accounts
oi their respective claims and the tiiiss By
which they are established.
Bellevue, La, March I4th, I872- : h-t'st
mi 1t + = FORT, Pub Admr.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Louis Mayer & Son, New Or
leans, dealers in tobacco, cigars,
snuffs and pipes, advertise their
card in our paper. Making a
speciality of tobacco, and be-
lieving in the motto of large
sales aud small profits. they are
doing a lively business at pop
ular prices.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

NJ. Il b Taylor, MinGen, La, IS our duly
authorized agent TO receive subscriptions
and advertisements.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16
Notice,

shali cease TO keep "a hotel after 3lst
4 4 December. and only expect to open a
Bellevue, La. Dec. Seth, iS7I.a.. IS
- Ats ANN SAITH
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-03-16

Query? Is the above j. B.
Lewis the boot and shoe man? If
SO, we'll bet Warmoth went for a
box of his best broSans. How is
it, j. b.?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-30
@hifsua6ri6trn.

Der beutife 3reimaier oalronom, capt.
Shopper, BON Bremen mad Nep Yorf inter
neQs, puroe INTERIM 50. Sreiten= unb 20.
QGnqenqraoe an9e1rofeu.
Qm 8. auguit begeguete man INTERIM 40.
Sreltene unb 43. 2dugen9raoe Der engltlden
8alte y@Oing," Capt. 0fobinion, Die bon
Groom in England mad Baltimore ab9ele9elt
mar.
Der 3umptsr ySanes u. @urop," Capt.
6nq, lief am "a. &uguit bon bier III Nem.
bern, H..&., Elm.
Der 9umpfer n@sorge appolO," Capt.
2ooelunO, gtu9 am 9Ienitase BON BOton bier
Der III See.
3as Oeutide5 aif vWuSca, Capt, @ieie,
fam am 10. 9uguit BON 8llmln9toH, NOrO'
Carolina, III Samburg an.
Der beutj6e 0retmaitcr p~9tu9ujie," Capt.
BON 6arteu, BON bier ab9efabren, erreidte an
IA. 4ug. Bremerbaper.
Die 8arte pSleipner," Capt. S!en, cla-
rirte aut IA. o8. ju Swanle co in England
Hah Baltimore.
Die norpesiide gurte vGenar 8ropoiitt,"
Gapt. GGlisn, fam am 10. au9uit bon bier
5a Sraues in @n9laHo on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-30

8urtbolber's 5otel, ais Srl. steiuede itarb.
8eQab mid, als Id ron ibrerSraufheit b6rte,
auf ibr 3inlmer unO fanO iieim Bette. She
Sdnpe maren talt, aber nidt fstf. sic
atbu1ete teufenO babel ftauO ibr Otuno melt
often, ndbreuo hire 4ugen fet gsidlofeR ma
rem. SbrGn S0rpsr beiiillte i'd nitt, lab
aber an Der linfeu Seite hires 9alIes sIren
groBen ihmar5en Sled"
Is. $. German: ,8obnte 5l ieuer 3ett
in 8urfholocr's 5oteI. Siam am 27. San.
1869 Abeuos nm 80 u6r mad 9auie uno lab
bel'm gintreteH Sh6ppe elli9lt be 2reppe
hiuunterfommeu. 8arteter bis er sur &bile
binausgegaugeu uaO begab mid Oann aut
meiu 3immer. Sab ihH friiber ME bic Sreppe
biuunterfommen. 9ate ibn ipdter aud nuE
eirige Uiale micoer 9eieben."
Der Geriftshof oerta9te iiA 9egeu II ubr,
nm gegen 2 llhr mieoer Sulammerjrtreten
uuS 6Qnn bis 6 ubr III Sisun9 3u bIeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-30

gaplep perbeu bic Gbrm. Or, GOrrigan BON
Seton> t6aG, gtep Seriep, uub 8ater PRE-
ftpn BON Nems gort genannt. Die SEEM
Dorfer r5ribiine" iagt nit 8e3ug auf BEN
neuen GrSbii6of BON Baltimore 6%ol9enoes:
rBiidof 8aplep bat unter allen Slal1en nno
S9i9ten unierer Seo0lferuRg sablrel9e
Sreunbe. beneu bic geu6ri6t BON ieincr gr=
nennung sur b19iten Bitrbe Der fatbolti9en
Stride in BEN Ser. Staaten amerifa's obne
3meifel iebr milfommen ietu miro. Sein
@roBpater 8i6arb 8apleD mar emit @HHoz
ar5t in benz Sl Rep<9ort itatiOnirten engll=
iden 9trmeecorp8. Spater purbe er erlter
8rofefor an Golumbia=G College; 5nglei9 gez
bibrt 4hm oas @erOienit, bas leeige anas
rantaine<g pftem eiHgefii9rt gu baben. GENE
Go6ter, MaO. Seton, g%riinOete ben Sr6eu
Der barmbersigen Sdweitern in ben Ser,
@taaten. SIR Refe, Der jebige Sti4ot, MAJ
ME mir bereits geitern er%pdbnten, friiber
BrOtetant uno trat ipdter 3ur fatboliifm
Girde liner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-30

lleber bic Wo8fauer Au8feltu ug
iuiro Der vSrtf. 3t9." bon einem oentih ruilt-
iden 8eluder D~erelbeu gei4rteben: n0te
AuSteuxu9 bat mir mauhe5 Satereiiante
geboten, bod 1T eS utdt iutereiiant aenug,
uni oeSbalb aletn Wto8tau gu beiudeu, 8a8
Sntershanteite 1T bas ielleue rationale Sc
wdd8, peldes ldl bier 5eigt: id0ue tartariide
Itdoden aus SATAN unO edte Gurteitauer;
bQ5u ba8 5tufientbum in ietneu mauuigfaitis
gen Spielartru. Dap MOstau inter Die
ihmutiglen Stdbte 8uBtanO'S geb6rt, lit
minoer m~ertmiirOig; itmusig iiuo fe ale.
- @as Die Au8leauug ielbit aulaEgt, 10
muB man iid wObl bitten, aus oem, mas
man bier benz 8eidauer Seigt, uuf bic ruff
Idle uno am penigiten aui Die natlOualzruiis
Idle Snouitrie 81 lhlieBen. Utid) oeri0nltA
intereiilrte am netiten bic Nuslelung bon
Sdul9esenitdnoen; sumal ba i'd mid haib
oerphlttet balte, Dem beireunOeten 9erau8ge.
Der elmer oeutihen S6uiseltung etnen Serttt
barber All eritatten. Qber Der SetrHg mar
mir 3I wioerluartig: iA fanu ihOn BON rui.
ii1en Sdul3uitdnnen Elm Qieo iln9en uno
naB bnber 3u genau, baD ale Die IN UtOstaU
ausgeheuteN Serrlihtelteu uur bort uno mir
geH6po auoers III fiuOeu finO,"