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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15
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y ANSWERS 70 INQUIRIES.

We are IN receipt ola SCORE or
more ofletters from parties 10 different
portions of Min6esota aud elsewhere.
averaging about like the one given be-
low, shich comes to US from Mantor.
vile in this State. asking all sorts Of
questions concerning Brainerd aud this
portion Of the country. We have de-
termined to answer all By replying to
the interrosatories contained in this.
The letter is as follows, 10 substance: $
N. q. RussEll-Dsar Sir: : i = IL IL. nrs
place, give me advantages Of your county - afarn
n9 or stoek-growing county. Its tributaries-
Amount OF timber, and kinds Its water. Its nrli-
powers. stoss. etc. Level or rolling. How thr from
pine numbering regions. Tho price Of lumber. Il
Brainerd the county seatl What u the numbsr Of
your inhsbt.Hsst How far 10 your town from saint
NATURALIZATION the Rid River Of ths North
whsre ths N. p. 3. r. crosss tAas river. WttA nv
cher matters ol iatsrssl -
ANswns.-Oss ssusty,. bstAi . .
farming AND stock raising county,
viii rr >bably rank ab"at third-rate, Us
compared With bvst portions OF tie
State. 1t lies on The eastern bank Of
the Mis>issi, pi river, has no tream Y!
any Importance except this, but is gem
orally we'll watered by small streams,
springs, and small lakes. Tho coun-
~ is timbercd county, with but pine,
fr aud tamarack-except aloog the
bottoms, where hard wood may be
found. There are but few, if any wa
ter pns. rs and but little stone The
county lies ju.t at the southern edge
Of the grta. numbering regions Of the
Upper Mississippi, and the town on
the river at the point Of crossing BY
the great Northern Pacific Railroad.
Lumber is worth about $40 per NJ !
Brainerd is the couuty-seat, aud we
claim population Of 1900, with
good prospect Of at least doubIiog It
during the present year. We are l4O
miles from St. Pablo from Duluth
-155 from Red River. Brainerd is a
very hca;thiul, pleasant and extreme "
picturesque location, and will doab,
less become one Of the half dozen prin-
cipal points on the Northern Pacific.
Perfectly sheltered in winter from
winds, and in summer from heat by
the beauuful, dense grow es Of pines in
which it is situated. The Railroad
Company are putting up very many
mammoth and substantial buiidioxs
here With view, We presume, Of max
lns Brainerd the winter asylum fir all
thu supcrauous rolling stock and other
property used on tho pra,ries west Of
hero.
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Erem tic Esrmers' Onion.

4 From tic EsrmeSs' onion. #5
/ That's tho question. Ahike and
white clover willdo it, if you viii only
SOW il. Two peands will surround =
quarter section wi - green car pet ,ba,
il ~ good ~ vater, and then il will
spread both ways aud 50 increase the
security. Suppose tbs. very one who
has gooe on to farm on the prairie
for the last ten years, had taken cne
dollars worth Of white clover seed
With hem and plowed up a strip eight
or ten feet wide on tho outside Of bic
farm, and sewcd j. and hal owcd it any
time before Sept, 18th. Why, cir, it
would be the next thing to, if not alto
ge,her impossible, for the FIRE TO get uu-
der such Roadway and make such havoc
among the frontier people, because it
would have been Jude, the control of
the settlers 10 check it az some 81 those
green lines o. clover TIA. will rot burn
in .ny such way, ut 1,nJ tine Of the
year. That's SO. I soy let every pa.
per 10 tho country take it up and urge
everybody to.sow it in oil the vase aud
idle places. Then cows, horses, sheep,
hogs aud bees will ir their own way
bless somebody fer sowing the deIcc'a.
bio clover within .he,e reach for their
comfort and safety.
Can anybody tell Row much more
this State would have been worth it
there had been no such thing a. prai.
RE Gre for the last ten years? Figure
tout if you can F'e.lIv,. SOW white
and Al.ike clover and plenty Of il.
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Store what grain you do not want
70 sell in tight bins in dry place, ex.
aminioS closely for cracks and at.holes.
The grain bins should be set upon posts
two o. three feet high, and provided
with tin or sheet iron collars near the
top, 81 that rats and mice cannot climb
santniham E4<.:.*,...., rsggsr X
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BERKsHlkEs.-This old but favorite
breed Of hogs seems to be the most
spo, ular Of oil breeds at this time in the
Northwest. The reason is, the Berk-
shire j. = small eater, fat, quickly,
sweet pork, fond Of clover, a good ran.
ger and prolific breeder.-Farmers
! Union. -
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| ~ s I y N Shelton, who graduated at
the Michigan Agricultural College in
1871 has received the, appointment Of
spsrinteodedt Of the GOVERNMENT Az.
Tisultaral farm Of Japan, at a salary Of
81, 500 in gold per annun, with ex.
L psnsos psid from the timo he leave,
this country. Ile il i no. collecting
stock, implements, seed, etc, Tor hi. use
'when he shall get among the Jspar
800. de exposts to sail from San
isncisco, April l.t 3 ..-@ S%
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SALT AND CHARCOAL FOR STOCK

Farmers who raise stock should give
them plenty Of charcoal to eat, and fur.
ni.h them -ffeelywith salt. Both im.
prove cattle and keep them in good
condition. Salts acts healthily on the
-bi1od : charcoal strengthens and heals
mucous membrane throughout the
sl,ment,ry canal, and increases the
power Of the digestive organs. healing
any unhealthy condition existing there
1t prevents worln' generating in the
stomach, ste. !; it. -sbsorbs the putres-
cent gases BY which worms are genera.
ted, and they consequently die. The
FREQ use Of salt and charcoal will G. n,ri-
butte 70 Protect cattle frcw epidemic,
and win oounteractthe effects of p,.tres
cent or SEPTIC water.
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:. FURNITURE J.

T,nE FINKLE &sLYoN SEWING MA
i CHINE. with Drcp Feed. new Take-up
new Hemmer, &C., is now offered to agents
on more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or. the new inn
provements applied " %z-&l ~
Eve-y Machine is warranted First Glass,
and if the purchaser dees not 20 regard il
after fair trial, he, can return it ana
money refu nded. y Z ~, l., i, 55
N. B.-IVanted. Travelling Agents to
visiseach town, distributing circulars, e.
planning the improvements etc ,e,c.,, who
can make 5000 per month Address
LYONS MUTUAL 8. n. CO.,
Union Square, SO East 18th ST. New Yor
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Finely Executed.

: We have ssen the plans, specification .,
and drawings in detail, Of the machine
shops, engine house, and other building1
here, executed by Mr., J. II. Place, who has
heretofore been the Architect for the N. P.
R. R., but who is now operating with Mr..
Bridges Is architect in the. construction Of
the many Buildings along the line.:; They
were, so far as We could judge, ~ hand
somely executed plans IS We have ever no.
ticed and we have seen many from the
hands Of the FIRST architects Of the country.
The extent Of the plans may be inferred BY
giving the size Of a few of the buildings,
as follows: 2s'21's
Machine shop. 240x65 feet. Eq.,,.a
Boiler shop, 60x60 iee.. IT,
Blacksmith shop, 6.,x6O feet. II q.
Ropnd-houss, o. = b. when sempleted,
% stalls, accommodating % sngiaso-l1
stalls now ooaplesed-bssidss many ssksss
Of miaer importance.
We hear good news from oil The log.
ging camps up the river. Everything goes
on bravely, and . very unusa.lly large cut
will Re made. Lock out for monster
drive IN. the spring. and lots Of lumber 1t
very reasonable prices .z.. ..3 ~ s,
The sie-camps are also prospecting anely;
hundreds Of thousands OF ties are being
made in this region-Norway pine and
tamarac. il 81 .as# Fl ~ t5Ss5, +.
Chippewa .quaws in Brainerd hack on
the wood pile. wash, scrub aud play seven
up, for 'soold grub. z
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0TATE OF MINNEsOrA-DIsTRlcT COUT-
~ sEvrxfz JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Cousrr OF srEAIxs
klanson Allen, and Richard N. Russell 4 -. T.
eo-partnsrs - Allen Rssseli, Nts.
Robert White, aAd-White, late
eo-1artners as White Bros, Defte.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named Dc
tohdants - iat2 %..5'5f -eE1'$ - > g. ~
s1oas and each Of you arc he:eby summoned and
required to answer the complaint In this action
which has been filed with the Clerk Of said Court, in
hts ONCE ut St. Cloud, Minb and to serve copy OF
ysur answer the said complaint on the subscri.
bs1s. at their once in the city Of g. Cloud, stsarns
county. Minnesota, within twenty days afte1 the
day of such service, aud iyoufhil to answer the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain.
tss IN this action will take Judgment against you
tpe the sum Of ave hundred and twsnty.eikht and
$500 dollars (es& SS) With interest Theron
from and since Noyember Ants bssass the costs
and disbursements herein So =,
Dated Nov. =, ISL. KERR 4 C0LIYNa
al!7w Plaiasiks Attos1sys, d. CoId
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''TONlC OF HEALTH"

For the Lungs Or Throat, for the stomach, for the
Blood an Appetizer, and for all scrofuous or Tu-
bercular Diseases. Physicians will observe at once
that to order single Bottles made up from this pre-
eeription formula of late Dr. Easton, Med Head Of
Druasist be- . skilled Chemist. reauiTes specially
pied vessels requires three days for the chemical
changes and manipulation, and therefore at cost Of
. to 81 for bottle-whereas Druggists sell ear
ssTONIC OF uEALTR''
At 81 for and so cents fol- bottles of the
highest standard of Chemical and Medicinal purity
and authorize all Druggists to vibrant guar.
antes satisfaction, return the cash and charge
back ito cost to NJ. Sold by Druggists and jobbers
at extra special rates to "the trade" Address Chi
eago Ohice American Medicine Company. Six (O .
g. bottles sent on receipt of i've dollars, OF three
O) for three (s) dollars. -
ArTopic Blood and Liver Pills, tsasar-ccated) in
glass bottles as cents pill dose. The very best
prescription known for the Liver and the Blood Sold
ss st. Cload by N. G. TOLMAN 4 CO.. and .. NAE
lat. and st. Paul wholesalers, N0Y1s, BROS. 3
OUTLlR. vl4n4oa
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1882! From Rush City, by Anderson, Wis, to
Leave Rush City Tuesday at a m; Arrive at
Grautsbur Oh by IL m; Leave Grantsburgh Tuesday
at p m; Arrive at Rush City by7 D NJ. Proposals
for Service twice o week lnyited.
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PURE BLOOD

T. -, FURE BLOOO
With certainty and in abundance by sure and rela-
bic medicines of known ingredients and safety. and
1nquestionable efficiency transcendent in its adap-
tstisn give tone and strength to the digestive
gans purity to the blood cleansing IT. disorders, and
to arrest and heal Iubercula formations is the fol-
lowing recipe:
TONIC. of HEALTH
For the Lu.gs, stonaeh,3 Blood.
Dissolve Vi. 10y drschus Fsrri sulph. in ~
boiling water Dissolve ono OF. eodae Phosph. in
twoCO boiling w.ter, mix the solutions, and wash
are tastsess. With O. .. dill. suph. Acid. dissolve
e1ci l92) gu. Quinine sulph. in two Of water:
RrecipitAte the Quinia with Ammonia water and
carefully wash It. Dissolve the Phosph Of Iron and
the Qunia thus obtained. ~, also, VI 10y grA pure
stryehnne crystals In 1: 9: dill Phosph. Acid. Add
al the Saccher All solubls.s Dissolve de whsIs
sddinS tn u Ike psris psrs Sacchaf. Syr. (rs.Ass.
Ing pslataAla and pfesaryatye.l This n the
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= CHICAGO HOTEL

1ne atge1s ana pest 1urnished Hotel left In Chica
go y the NEW 81 JAMES, located corner Of Clarke
entneln and Rock Island Pacific r. h.. only til, GO
blocks from the Post ofce and center Of tho large
business houses of Chicago.
zeoWly s15=e4z &c.. -. =. e~
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s,s q 6 q, u GO D '7 = ].
H { J. N.
Manuf soturer Of EDDIE
SASH .''..S DOORS,
]. u e, N@D5,
m0U.LDINGs CASINOS.
B r A G K E rs !.
STORE FR0NqS, u Il I'D j
e. !. scRoLL N0RK, ~. !
S.1s% 5.2a 80 sIU.hi4s Tu14AG, DC.
!. ss@t& 80 s,*@ sl~5$5a% 1s2z:s5 si>ss5..fzs
}sg ii s4.s.4& @Sz.tezts.7 So <z.s: u ~. j
49,. WINDOW AND uvvn FRAMES
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE BLINDS. -
coRNIcEs, STORE DOORS - -
BASE, sPR1MEp AND ~: as 81
~ GLAZED SASH, &c., 10,
planning, RE-sAWING. SCROLL SAW
ING AND JOB WORK Of VII
every DIS" puon r.
done {. or
der.
DRESS
20 FLOORING,
SIDING, PlCKlTS and
LUMBER ripped to bills. for sale.
All orders by. mail prompt
ly atten ded to.
A LlbcraDiscount to Dealers
Office and Factory on Washington ave-
nue., next door TO The Bridge, St. Cloud,
Minnesota.
st. Cloud. May 26th. 1869. All n46
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1880 FROM Medelia. by Leavenworth and Prairie-
vAIe to Golden Gate 50 miles and back, once week.
Leave Madsia Tuesday at m; Arrive 1t Golden
osts BY Up =; Leave Golden Gate Wednesday at Z .
= ; Arrive ss 1edella BY q p m. Proposals for SER
vioo twice = week invited.
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1892 From Rush City, by Stauchdeld, to Prince
ton, 40 miles and back, once week. Leave Prince.
ton Tuesday &C g.. m; Arrive at Rush City by D
Princeton by 7 . m.
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1879 From Carver, by Faxon, to Henderson, %
miles and back once week. Leave Carver Tuesday
at - m; Arrive at Henderson by m Leave
Henderson Wednesday at m; Arrive ut Carver by
4pm.
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1888 From st: Joseph, by Albany, to New Munich
Tue day at 10 NJ; Arrive at New Munich by S .
m; Leave New Munich Wednesday at q M; Ar
rive at st. Joseph by p m. Proposals invited for
service to end at Albany, 1917 milea.
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1895 From Forest City, by Sylvan Hill, to Cold
Spring, IL miles sud back, once week. Leave For
sss City Friday ate N; Arrive At Cold Spring BY 4
p m; Leave Cold Spring Saturday at . m; Arrive
ut Forest City by p m.
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1895 From st. Cloud, by st. Wendall In. o.\ and
ioungs Corners (n o.) +, told ng's Ford In. o. 20
niles aud back. once y week. Leave St. Cloud Tues
day nc m; Arrive at Holdings Fora by 2 p m;
Leave Holdings Ford Wednesday at a m; Arrive at
st. Cloud by 2pm.
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1898 From Hutchinson to Young America, q
miles and back once week. Established by act of
February %, 1871 but covered by existing service.
1884 From Cambridge to Stark. 10 miles and back
once week. Leave Cambridge Saturday at 9 m !;
Arrive at Stark ny IL IN Leave Stark Saturday at
m; Arrive al Cambridge by 4pm.
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1887 From alenwood, by Laaghsi and Halle Lake
a. ~ to Benson. 80 miles and Ia k, once . week.
Leave Glenwod Wednesday Vt N !; Arrive at Her.
son by p m; Leave Benson Thursday ct 8 m; Ar
rive a. Gienwood by p m. Proposals. invited to end
ut Rolling Fxrk. > =.
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1892 From Mankato. BY wiuueb.go Agency.
Metio, Dsnville In: o. aud Minnesota Lake, t.
Nlankato Wednesday u 8 = N Arrive at Well by
NJ; cave Well rhur day 1t 8 . m; Arrive It
Mankato BY p N Proposals invited for three.
times-S-we~k ser'i bel ween Minnesota Lake and
Well, emitting re,idue OF route. - - =
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GDngreRzSer banDInngem
Genatpr SrumbIa iiber @arteitrcue unS
Hf"ets SSiiPdproffiAnf -.

Wd ut ngton, %. Sebr.
SIM Senat le9te Sprague einen Blenar'
beid,luB Der @eiessebuus BON &boreeSslanb
por, rpobur4 bic Sertreter jenes Staates i'm
GonQrelie eriudt uerben, alen Seriu6en 81
opponiren, bic Suotaner Don ben @ebieteu 5u
entfernen, aui wel6en ie iebt wohnen.
Srumbua bonn SuitiS : @omite beridtete
cine Sill Elm, oa8 86rienipiel si beitraien.
Sberman rief Die Bia ouf, ipelde SnOiois
bucn ODER @arpprationen perbietet, Notel in
@irfulation 5u iesen; argenomrner.
Ser Gunner de 8ei9luB iiber BEN @af-
fenifader wtrbe@ lobanr mieber aufgenom-
men.
Sole beantragte, Ra5mitta0s 5 ubr BIZ
SaluBbebatte gu beginner, Sarlan erbob
@inipraAe,
SrumbuG ergriii 6as @ort unb iaste, iebel
Serind cine &eiOrm ansuireben, werSe III
Sieiem Senate nit SerSdatt9unsen iiber'
bauft, bop peri6nfi4e gewes9riinOs rtaB9e
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9ofatberidte aus Wafbiuaton.

@albtngtor, %. Sebr.
- 9ie 4ftiens 3etdnungen fir Die yuniOn'
SilOer . Spring8a SObn" belaufe t ii9 auf
| $50, 900.
- Inter ben 9roB9eihmoreneu be8 Grimi.
nalgeridtes fir ben DtGr3 .Sermiu befinoeu
I6 folgeuOe 9eutine: q. u, Sobrer, ". 3.
8orlaro, SO. Sraft INN Dt. Sudner. Inter
ben Sleingei6wurenen folgenbe: Us. Sger,
g.. 2oui8, ST.. SAnetoer, @. .. STOPPER nno
s.. @rtnnel.
- Sn9eorgetomn perrndBlte iid oorgeitern
Capt. 4lert8 @tboleu pom Der fail. ruiTi6en
0tarine nit Sri. aate Selfri0ge, Sodttr OeS
Sice 4bmtral8 SeliriOge. Die Srauun9
fano III Der @briitz6irhe itatt.
- QI8 geiteru IbenO ein junger Mfann,
Namen8 8ilbelm Stumpf, an Benniploa~
nia=4penue BON eiuem StraBenbabu<g8agen
ipringeH tpo1te, fiel er unO erlitt einen Srud
ser linfen Suieideibe.
- Die 96. 9tioole mo DtiQcr baben ais
Nupdlte oes rStar" gcgen Die @utiheiOnng
III benz Shaoeneriabs BroSeiie BON Brtnce &C.
gen Den yStar" appe1irt uno aui etIetl neuen
Yro5eB angetrageu.
- @eaern Qben6 erplobtrte in Der 8eitauz
ration bon s. 3. 8udleg an &ir9iuia~ aoes
rle cine 8etroleumlampe, ruobur9 Ism. Got
ten betri9tli9e granOwunpen anoenSdnOe1
erlttt.
- 9aS ueuc Glubbaus beS r@aibingtons
Club" murbe geItern feterlt1 er0hnet.
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bend 9epeie1 ieien, ODER man beihul6ige ben
I~ntragiteaer be8 Mtuugel8 all 8arteltreue.
IGe5 mas i'm Senate 3ur Sprafe gebraht
rueroe, uiirOe Tlr beiprod)eu nit 8eSug oHf
ben Gfett, Den es auf Die republifauijhe Bar
tel babe. Inter oenen, melhe oarouf beIf1n-
ben, Die MaBregeln Der Nation 0en 0ittaten
Der Bartei ~unter3uoroncn, itebe Der Senator
BON SuOiaua oben an, Seuer Senator babe
bic Seiduloiguug crBOben, OaB cine Senato,
rem : Sabale beitebe, oeren 3ped eS lei, Die
republifaniide 8artei 81 ihwdder uro 5u
oerni9ten. gr (SrumbuW miiie ui9t, ourd
Uelfe 4utOritdt irgenO Elm Ytann iif) ans
ntaBeu t01ne, ith ais GrpOuenten Der re.
publifaniiden Bartet 81 9ertren uno ale Die
jeuigen aus Der Bartet 5u ~rpeiieu, pel6e IS
pteleift fir gut b%efin6en m0dten, nit ibm
a1oerer Meinullg 81 ieiu. @r lueroe Seigerl,
oaB Der Senator nidt nur nidt Der @rpo'
nent Der republifauiiden YrinSipien ietr ions
bern baB oerieibe iebr BON ben Briu5ipien ab.
9eruiben lei, auf melhe oieielbe gegriinbet
mur6e. SIN Otdr3 b. S., ais Der Senator
bon Maiahuiett8 alS YorIser Se8 Gomites
fir au8mdrtige Gugele9en6eiten abgeiest
murbe, BON elmer Solution, melde berielbe 10
lange uno 10 tiiAtig GuS9eiiQt, babe Der
Senator bon Suoi0na in elmer Heoe gang
unummunben %behauptet, Dap IS nidt bic
6rage lei, oh Die 81 ber0tbenoe Sade reht
lei, %lonoern ulelllehr, Oh man Oh ben Sc
br6uden Der rep. Yartei feitbalteu ioQe unO
jener Senator babe geia9t, baB, mas thlnler
aud letne llebcr5eu9ungel letI RlOtteu, CT
feit Su Der Yartet Itebell meroe, mas audi ote-
lelbe beidlieBen m0ge. OaS beige, Der Senar
tor tpole ieiue lleber5eu9ung non Dem mas
redt lei, ben Yartei3meden opfern. @r
GrumbuW iei Der auii6t, oaB baS @eidGft
oieies Senats BARN beltebe, @eIese fir Die
gauge Station gu MAIDEN u1o nlft fir Die
republifaniide Ooer elmer anOerel Bartct.
9r. Srumbuq lieB iobanu Die umltdnoe,
tpel6e NIT Der 8lloung oe8 @omtte'S sur
llnteriudun8 Der J3oabausmiBbrGuhe Der.
tnitpft waren, 8epue p%aiilren.
(5r. Srumbul belt cine lebr fdbige 6ebe.
Die 9ebatte miro wabrideinlid nod cine
ISOLDE baueru. @ontling, @omuno8 uno
9tpe prllen ii9 nod bGren laien, ba5miideu
pirb aud SAurS gen6tbtgt ietn, man6mal
barein gu fabreu, Die Sd)luBreOe pirb Seras
tor Sulnuer balten.)
SIN ReprGIentantenhau e tpur6e
iofort bic Sagesorouung, uemlih ete olplo.
matilde ulIo conlularilhe &ermiaigung8biQ,
aufgenommen. Smann Don MarplanO bate
oas 8ort, nadoem aber Die &orirage aufges
rufen mar, trat CT baiielbe on SoOrbees ab.
0ieler iagte, Oa8 9au8 babe in Oieier Bill
ben eriten elropdiiGen Otahten ieiH Gomplt.
ment gemadt uno es lei angemefien, oaB e5
iekt aud ieiue Spmpatbie ben lluterOritdteI
be5eige, ,pelde nm ibre 6reibeit tGmpfteu.
SoOrbee8 belt iooaun cine ReOe itber ben
StanO Der 8iu9e auf Cuba. 3ulu Shluiie
~Oerielben beantragte CT, ben btplomatiiden
NIT Spanleu ab5ubreden.
@~arfielo Iprad) bagc9en. SantS beftirtpOr-
tete, aud Die @eiaaOti9afteu III @entralz
Amerifa Decentralization. Die Announcements
acceptirt unO bic BID idlieBli9 an'
9euommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-24
faBt trut er tpieber Dor, I'm Die @ediel
in Gmpfana su nebmen.

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in Gmpfang su nebmen.
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i6reden 8eioer bemerft; er blidte nib
trauil9 ben lmeritaner an, ii4 unpia1
flrli6 bas 8struss erinnerno, bur6 BET
gouaro @anoer ii6 bel ibm eingefibr
bate.
&ennen Sic bieien !6errn? iraste ct
als 8orn ii6 e~ntfernt bate. ST 1T meir
eriter &aiiirer.
Sbr eriter &aiiirer? @ieperbplte @ar:
tenbers beitir5t, bann bepaure i'd UNI Il
mebr Sbre Stage beiaben 81 muien. Sd
lernte pieien Germ geitern Ibeno %tennen,
entgegnete er. Gr murbe mir als eingarpn
pprgeiteqt unb entpuppte id fpdter al2
Elm falider SpieIer. SD entlarpte ibn UNI
ieinen Genofen, i'd belt bic 8eiOen fir
gauernfdnger gep6bnli6er Sorte unb
nabm BON ibrer gerbaitung Nbitano, neil
i'd bic lditige unb nit pielen S6erereien
pertniipfte Hcle zines 3eugen ni6t iiberz
nebmen mp6te.
8auernfanger! iaste !9r. Sertram@inO<
benin nit bebenber Stimme. Sinh Sic
Sbrer SADIE semib?
0dre i'd es nidt, miirbe id mid haten,
oieie 9(ntlase segeit ben eriten aaiiirer
zines bp6geadteten 8antbauies 81 erbez
ben; neil i'd es bin, balte i'd es fir meiz
ne Yilidt, Sic gu marnen.
8ptt lei Sanf! lliterte &uoplf. 60 lit
mein Mibtrauen enplid sere6tfertigt.
Ser Banter itanb in Gsbunfen perz
%funten, feline @augen tparen erblei6t fem
itierer Bid baftete auf Dem Seppi6, Der
ben Subbpben bebedte.
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