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New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
RABBI WISE AND THE FIFTH AVENUE TEMPLE

To me LdttOr or Jhc ITtOune
SIR ii is TumOred that the Hebrew congre-
CATION worshpng the Fifth Avenue Temple will call
Dr. Wise OF Cincinnati TO take the vacant place Of the
English preacher in that church. Gentle myself who
takes considerable interest In the liberal and progressive
tendencies Of the American Hebrews, have often
dered why the only American jew known among Gen
tiles the head aud brain OF Jewish REFORM and first
class orator and scholar, not long ago offered
pulpit in NewYOTk, where other denominations pay such
enormous salaries TO secure frst-cass talent. The
preacher, it is well understood. represents the intei
gence OF the congregation and the nature of its religion
both are judged accordingly. thought either OF
the Hebrew congregations far enough advanced
offer pulpit 10 the Vice-President OF the Free Re
HgiOus Association and the rational eXpounder of Jesus
and the Apostles they do for their reputation
among Gentlles. IL appears | mistaken; there
Is Hebrew congregation in city far enough ad-
vanced TO call 10 its pulpit such We cannot have
too many such in New-YOrk. We need that pacfying
and enghtening spirit The liberal portion OF
people Will be glad 10 have Dr. Wise among u.s. and will
look upon him the enlightened mediator between
jew and Gentle. II money will do IL, hundreds OF out
sders Will be found ready cheerfuly contribute their
mites TO bring the man 10 NewYOrk. The faultnndlng
and misrepresentation about Dr. Wise for his reform
movement in religious matters his marrying Hebrew
TO his brothers widow only from small minority
OF the Israeues, and has sympathy approval with
the large body OF tins religion none with the
lish college for thorough education for the Jewish
minority In this country find response in all
hearts. TRUTH.
Hep- York, July 30, 1877.
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Nr,v WINK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST! y tS7S,

to IN. seovs in parallel lines as near tne snore ~
possible so that action Of the se OF oe the shore
1 a 10 isoated shoals 10 bewllder Vesseis
up the The sad. ~ ane Will have
i onna % Nearing before the Executive Comnt'ee ~
m, I'm Mpuday.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
THE TURF.
Tile GNNDWO(

THE GoODwooD CUP WON BY FAyoNIUs.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The most prominent
event OF the GoodwOod to-day the for the
LOCKWOOD Cup, two miles and a half which was won by
favonius the Derby victor. Albert Victor was second
and Verdure third. Only five horses ran. Maidment
celebrated jockey rode Favonius The betting lust be-
Iore the start was three to against FayOnus five TO
UuI akainsl Albert Nlct0r and ten agafnt Yer
u%e' Tn me Iollowing Is n summary OF the
The GoodwoC Cup value 30 toyergns added 10 Of
~ soens each half forfeit II % subee the second horse 70
w so'eeign out Of the stakes hree-g geArsod
poSa S stone 10 pounds I've I aud aged and
oNei pounds horses oAd
lowed pounds horses which have never won above the
,neH IN, own sake second horse. In Any country shall
oe tno"sd weight IN these proportions: Three
pans our pounds hys pounds and aged 81 pounds the
e Derby, or Doneasier 81 Leger Ascot Goodwood
ponssff Cups within Interval years both oowood Cup
as carry pounds Of above
B B,Its' nv ~ pouhos efira I've miles and half
~ ,.a, ia en- Fa'onu' By PTne,an out Of Zephyr,
M; W. C,S,seh.. eh Abt Victor by Manga. out the
Al .s.x. l's o1
M Nefure BY West Australian vermele bred
'' ' '"-
MARVEL OF SPEED.
The following is the certificate OF the timers
who witnessed Joe Eotts wonderful feat OF trottng
MILE athysuc PARK In Gl5bthe test time on record
We the undersigned hereby certify that we timed Joe
Eo., oh JUNE ~ loi1 when he troIted Mystic Park
one mile IN Gis some OF making il less and we are
ready, whenever called upon Ia do so IN substan-
tate this statement by AFFIDAVIT Mr. Iacobs tbc snper
intendeDt 0f the course made IL 2Il Mr. HAYES made
" 2i5 MI Chase made II 2lhi and MIR Morris and Mr.
Worcester mace u Elbl lHAs n JAco1s ir
i" 4. ,hAbE, hfEPiEk HAYIs,
LON MOHRIs, hIHEhI w WoscRsf.R
HOstos, JaIy N, bN2
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REDUCED FREIGnTs WESTWARD.
RUMoRs OF s. AN ULTIMATE INCREASE IN


CHARGES.
At meeting yesterday morning IN this
city of Representatives of the Erie the NewYork Central
and the pennsylvania Railroads, reduction OF from Ao
to so per cent in the tariff rates for the westward
transportation of reghts was agreed upon Ihe follow
inc fable of the old and new rates per hundred weight
for frstclass freight will indicate the very material
changes which have been made;
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

rINHE best place in New-York to buy reliable
bsaoad. rich .OaAble az and sterling silver
Wedding soUIsRs Puoast Diamonds specially
DURE PAINTS and C0LORS.-JOHN w
4 aAsURY SON III Fu,ont. NewYsrk. Speciality In Pure
Paints end s,.iap for sample book and pree list
SECOND- HAND SAFES Bought, Sold, OF
~ Exchanged. bush 4 10, - AhB-st, kssfsrh
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

rHHRNomyTER YESTERDAY AT DICKTHsoss, IN rARK,Ro"
s,m-7o9 Eoon-7io Co., m.-7s' hdnishL-7T
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Who reported was arrested on charge Of feioniOus
asgan md heId N hail.

RAHwAY.James Thornton, tailor, OF Thirty -hithst,
York, was run over and killed by the a: m ualD'
yesterday morning, between this city and Linden.
PLAIHPrELD. - Freddie Milford age 7, OF this city,
killed himself, yesterday while playing with pistol
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
MUNICIPAL FINANCES.
ADDITIONAL CLAIMS AUDITED. --.-
The Board of Audit approved the following

claims yesterday and ordered them to be paid
Apso Herk and others for printing 4ee7T Bailey
Fire Department in December 1871, s33 81
services $2O0 Amos Dodge, services examiner to
of Audit sl4S 3 Daniel Jackson services as eIanis
the sI66 Co. 1HE TKBUSB, advertising 6oJ 9
Commissioner Van Mort offered resolution which was
adopted that the claims of the several Police and Civil
Justices OF this city for salaries from Sept l. 1871, TO
jan l. 1872 be allowed at the rate of $1,000 per annun
Commissioner Van Mort said that he had induced the
various gas companies to consent 10 considerable
ducon in the price Of gas furnished 10 the city, pro
vded their bills for the past year are paid that these
bills were presented TO the Board months ago. that
no action had taken Them and that the longer
they remained unpaid the longer the city would pay
nigh price for gas Controller Green replied that the
gas companies bills examining, and that they
MD oIablv he reD ia a meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER ia pure Baking
Powder Pull weight in |. l. / 10. and u eaas
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

Visit T.. LORDS new Cleaning ana pyelng
oa, go rai,y near Bssckers Qae Of Broome branch at
s9. Bio,ss dresses ssclu sees feathers gloves &c. beau
uulr el.aueIi coats, pants vests cleaned hte ne"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
tAnn01ncemeutst

tAnnoaneemensi
For Bathing Infants-BURNETr's KALLIsToS'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
Gituations Uanieo--fem

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR The L., MN. N.Y.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The ufIonN "
OFFICES Nos 5ii West Thirty seeod, or NS "sI INsA" S
st.. up to ,. IN, at regular ONCE rates
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
THE CHAMBERLAIN's STATEMENT.

The following is City Chamberlain Palmer's
statement of balances receipts and payments for the
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

JERSEY CITY.-The Police Commissioners held
a special meeting, yesterday, and adopted resolutions
authorizing the warrants TO pay salaries OF the
Departments under their control The payroll OF the
Police Department from July 49, to July 81 amounts to
$500 ol that of the Hospital J77 65 AS the offices OF
the Commissioners have been declared vacant by the
Commissioners. IL is thought that the transactions
OF the old Board Illegal IL is stated that the new
Commissioners will they receive their COM
missions, take fGrcibe possession OF the Department
The schooner Elizabeth ran into the Erie Railway
ferryboat James Fisk, J yesterday and stove In por-
ton OF the ladies' cabin but injured person.
Justice Corrgan, charged with misdeneanor In demand
ing excessive bail from Mrs Christina Lang was held In
$500 bail, yesterday To appear for trial. The Univer-
salst Society the Rev. A. A. Thayer PASTOR has pur-
chased the Methodist Church, Library Hall, on
Bergen liights. The building will be thoroughly reno
waited, aud opened for service September The super
ntendent Of the Jersey City horse car lines has pro-
hibited smoking ON the front platforms.
NEwARK.--Dr. r. Haight has been appointed Surgeon
South Broad-st win be finished by Nov. B....John A.
Renhardt, "a prominent musician, died yesterday -.
Isaac sverthorne has been arrested for perjury,
swearing TO the possession OF property which he had
not.
CALDwELI.-An inquest has been held the body OF
Henry kohInan found dead In the woods ON Saturday
They sitting with closed doors, and refuse to give
any information Of their proceedings
Loss BRANCH An afray occurred, yesterday, be
tween y. A. Va0dyke Of hew-Sors and Warren Leland
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NO.. 8.
payers repaired with their prize to a place

payers repaired with their prize to place
Of safety.
"Of course you'll only insist on sharing
the balance, after deducting the price oi
Scip," limited the Captain poising the
chizel with which he was about to raise
the lip.
Lets sec how much thar is fust, " re-
piled the Colonel cautiously.
Under the lid was a lining of lead;
under that a layer or two of wrapping
paper; and under thRt-such rolls of bank
notes us their widest avarice had never
dreamed Of. There was twenty thousand
dollarsl all In bills Of the same bank.
Rut-eVery cup Of bliss has lis dregs- ne
bank lad broken tn years before
The failure Of that bank had been a
sore stroke to Old Orley, but had not de.
priyed him of his all Leaving the worth
less notes to moulder in their grave, which
hO ever afterward Stunned as an unhal.
lowed spot, the remainder Of his wealth,
still snug sum, he hid in another place,
which, too, was known to Scip.
Taither ns soon as the Colonel and
Captains backs were turned. SCip hied bis
way and pOcketing the money, to which
not having taken an "advice" of Lawyer
Burkitt, and never having heard OF ES-
chtdisry-he had no idea any one bad a
better right than himself before daylight
was many miles on the road to freedom,
which he finally reached in salety.-L@ryr.
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Facts and FanCics.

In all Missouri there are not one thon-
sand Indians.
North Carolina has sevcnty'sevcn
newspapers.
A Trenton (Tenn.) boy weighs, two
hundred pounds avoirdupois.
In Charlotte, n. c., 1.-Two four men
whose aggregate weight is l,ll6pounds'
Amherst produced a four.lcggel chick
en- the other day, but could not keep it
alive.
Industrious Oshkosh ladies' average
four quarts Of potato bugs before break
fast.
A trip to California is by manyieemed
superior in attractions to voyage to
Europe.
A lady OF Springfield, Va, was bitten
by eat having tne hydrophobla the
other day.
A negro Of Columbus, Ga, bets forty
dollars that no can eat seven pounds OF
boei ut one meal.
A mulatto child was recently horn on
the plantation Of Mr.. S:llan, near Cypre-
mort, La, with but one eye, set in the
middle Of its forehead.
MayCnce where the Emperor Constan:
tine Is said to have scen his vision Of
the Cross, is tll9 strongest fortress Ill
the German Confederation,
A Michigan village had n regular leap.
wear celebration Of the Fourth. Tho
president, omtor, marshal, and oil tho
officers except the chHplain and tho
reader, were women.
50 popular are American travellers in
Austria, that it is said that the primary
school books in the schools contain
spelling exercises and pnrsing exercises
as follows: 1.-THE Americans arc
generous people" ",rhG Americans nro
rich and liberal" "All Americans nro
rich, etc.
BY iudicious culture of tho asparagus
plant, m amateur arboriculturist OF
Yorkyil!e has succeeded in improving it
into tree. This, he admits, impairs the
uaefulncss Of the asparagus for table
purposes, but he claims that it is not
unlikely to enhance the timber resources
OF the country.
A simple, practical test is given in the
Amricdn .irtisn, to test the purity OF
coffee, by which many adulterations OF
that article can easily be detected, even
il the taste Is not sure index. II o
tcaspooniul OF genuine ground coffee bo
thrown into tiinblerful Of cold water it
will float upon the surface. Most sub.
stances used in alnlturating coffee will
sink at once.
Providence has furnished q peculiar
explosive missile. A patent tlat-iron
exploded while heating on stove. The
handle aud upper shell were blown OIL,
breaking two lamps, going through a
mantel.shcli and fracturing portion of
the stove. Fortunately no one was hurt,
Int the event has fOt tended to increase
the popularity Of patent flnt-ironsamong
laundresses Of that town.
The Merilen Gazette Is responsible for
the following : "An experienced house
keeper tells contemporary that flies
may be kept out Of the butter plate on II
table by simple and novel expedient
of planting in Il thin slice OF bread,
cut columnwise and inserted in per-
pendicular position. Whether tho bread
scales of the flies or not the Indy cannot
say, but she declares it certainly keeps
them of,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

THE TWO PARROTS. Having devout
mistress, parrot had learned to repeat
certain petitions from the prlyer.bOok,
and did it quite well. A neighbor, hap.
pening in one day, was greatly delight.
ed ut such evidences Of piety on the part
Of the trained pet, and congratulated
Mrs. Jones on the great blessing of such
possession. "0ur parrot" she snid,
"can do nothing but swear" And she
begged permission to lake the praying
parrot home, hoping that her own would
be improved by such good company.
The owner gave consent, but what was
her surprise, on its return, to find that,
instead OF having taught the other to
pray, her own parrot had learned to
curse MS roundly ms her neighbor's.
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Italian Children,

a. a
It is the misfortune of America that the
opportunities OF gaming wealth which II
affords to every one, have tempted to TINS
Continent hundreds Of thousands Of peo-
pie who areincApable Of compreheniding
our civilization or protiting BY our insti'
tutions. For these a system OF compnIso-
ry measures will be found absolutely
necessary. a lamentable instance Of THIS
is presented by the Italians, who nave
commenced enigrating from Genoa ana
the BasilIcata In continually increasing
numbers AT present the oity OF New
York contains in all some l4,OOO Italians,
who, with rare exceptions, are In n very
debascd condition. With them as class
however, this article does not pretend to
deal. It will be restricted to the lowest
class Of ALTO the Italian children who
beg In the streets and restaurants under
protensc Oiplaying musical instruments,
and their paIroni, the ruiliAns who hire
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22
Che gsmperat
The Russian Lover.
IlcCtly DER the moonlight snows

IlcCtly DER the moonlight snows
Speed me to my lady's bower.
Swift our sledgo as lightning goes,
Nor shall stop till mornings hour
Bright. my stCed, the northern star
Lights US from our ICwelOd skies.
But to greet us brighter far
STorn shall bring my lady's eyes,
Lovers lullcd in sunny bowers,
Sleeping ont their dream Of time,
Know not half the bliss that's ours
In this snowy, icy cline.
Like yon star that liyeliCr CLEANS
From tho frosty heavens around
Love himself the keencr beams
When with SHOWS Of coyness crowned
Fleet, then, on, my merry s'eed J
Bound, my slcdgo, DER hill and dale !
What can match a lovers speed?
scc-lls daylight breaking pale
Brightly hath tho northern star
Lit us from yOn radiant skies.
But behold how, brighter far,
Youder shine my lady's cyesl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

A Flsnr SroRY.-Persons exhausted by
brain work ought to go to California. 4
DR.. FulkerSOn recently had occasion to ford
in that State a stream swollen by fresllet,
and found great difficulty, the fish were so
thick in the water. There were salmon
trouts from one to three feet long perch
from ten to eighteen inches long, and a
variety ofsuoker, all ina. solid mass so dense
that they crowded each other on the shore,
and died by thousands. DR.. FulkersOn said
that one could shovel them out by the
wagon load, like grain oDt of bin.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22
Ny ChIId.LOye.

How we played among the meadows,
Ny ehild-loye and /,
Chasing Summer CLEANS and shadows,
Ny cIlId.love and /.
Wandering in the bOwcry lanes,
Making roso-tipped daisy chains.
Storing fairy treasure troyc,
Tender chestnuts from tho grove,
Juicy berries, sweet and red,
Violets in their leafy bed,
Peeping meath the old oak tree,
Al for my child.lOye and me.
How We spent the hours together,
Ny ehild-loyo and /,
In tho blue unCloudcd weather,
BY ebill-ovo andI
Two gold heads .ah, one is gray,
One Is pillowod cold in clay;
Two bright faces-one Is grave,
Ono hid whore pale tho willows wave.
Two laushs-I wot my smiles are few,
Do angels sport as mortils do,
Or as We did in days gono by,
We, my sweet ohild.lovo and II
What infant mysteries we had,
Ny child.lovo and /,
Whatlttlo things would make us glad,
Ny child.lOvo aud I.
What fair esslcn did We build,
Every room 20 gaily filed
With sun and flowers CvCrnew.
l so brave and she 80 true,
Endless pleasures, boundlCss wealth,
Nausht should change, and nAught could die
So ruled my chlld-lovc and I.
We were partedin our youth,
Ny chhd.lrTo and l,
,nour fearless baby truth,
Ny child.oyc and !.
ho In igin freshness died,
Gs!oOd weeping at her side,
Turning to the world again,
Gathering many dccpcncd stain.
o, crloves their Cmpitc held,
Fewer dreams such empire quoled,
Til far as traoklcss sea from sea,
Seemed my fair chlld.Ovo from me.
Yet twas an idyl that we had,
My child.lOvc and /,
Ere death dimmod all its glory glad,
Ny chlld.loyc and 1,
Though deeper SORROWS, deeper pleasures,
FIJI for me lifo's ioaming measures,
Yet, fairest mid my hopes and schemes,
Parest ofmy wandering dreams
Is, now when all past and done,
Forfeit paid and pardon won,
In some calm sphere there yet may bo
A hOEo for my child.loyo and mol
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

Eastern farmers little appreciate the
attractions Of cultivating tho soil in the
Wlst. In Iowa, for instance, the son,
Of toll uo fighting the potato-bugs
cllinch.bug, cut.worm, wire-worm, grub
worm, army.worm, gopher, ground.
squirrel, mice, rats, meadow.mOle, cater.
pillar, curculio, blackbird, mischievous
neighbors and rambling stock.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

A curious little structure has Just mp.
peared in the streets OF Birmingham,
Eng. 1t is called the "cabman's rest !"
and is neatly made Of stained wood and
glass. It contains sitting accommodation
for several men, md has n locker for
their food. There is also m apparatus
for cooking, A fec is charged for Its
Tse
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

A LETTER from Gen. Sicklss, United
States Minister ht Madrid, has been re.
ceived at the Department Of State, an.
nonncing that the Spanish Minister Of
State had informed Cen Sickles Tint
orders had been given to diSeharge Dr,
Houard and restere his property.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

Some Of the hest wool known to Com.
cree is brought from New South Wales,
where the English statistics show US
there are over sixteen millisn sheep,
and the number increasing.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

The GERMAN VoTE.-The four States
in which the German vote will exercise n
great influence are Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana aud Illinois. The total German
vote OF these States has been estimated
Mt 1Il llg divided ma follnwa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

THE IRIsH VoTE.-The States in which
the Irish vote will exert strong inHu.
Gnce are California, Connecticut, Illi.
nois, Indiana, Missouri, New Hampshire,
New Jersey. New York, Ohio and Penn.
sylynnia. The total estimated Irish vote
Of these States is 3l1,359, divided rs
f,ttovy,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-22

How A SPIDER Sr1Ns.-t'ew things are
more wonderful than the spinning mp.
paratus OF tho spider. On the under.
side OF the creatures body are placed
four or six little knobs, each not larger
than the point Of n pin. These are out
lets OF certain receptncles within the
abdomen, where the silk is prepared.
When the spider wishes to spin thread
it presses the knobs, or Spinnerets, with
one Of its legs, and forthwith there
Issues from each, not one, buta thousand
ilbrCs, OF such exquisite fineness, that II
Is only when the products OF all the
spinnerets are united that they become
visible to the naked eye. The "thread"
Of the spider is thus tiny rope Of four
or six thousand strands. The twisting
into one cord is performed by the hind
most pair Of legs, which, like the rest,
are furnished with three claws apiece.
Using these claws rs fingers, the little
rope. maker twists her groups Of thread
into one with surprising npidity.
STATISTICS. English Emigration
Commissioners, in their recent annual
report, draw attention to what they con-
slider the most striking feature in it.
the increase OF the number Of English
emigrants, especially as compared with
Irish. Previous to 1860 Irish emigration
had always been much larger than Eng.
llsh. In 1864 the number Of English
and Irish emiornnts were 6G,OlS and
ll6,428 respectively, or in the proper.
tion Of 80 to 67 IN 1860 they were co..
40 and 1885 or in the proportion Of
52. % to 447s. In 1870 the English were
TO the Irish rs sos to 41.37 and In 1871
rs 30 to Al. Nevertheless, as regards
the proportion to population, Irish
emigration is still much greater than
either the English or the Scotch the
proportion In 1871 having been OF Irish
Isl, English ,A5, and Scotch 81 pef
cent. 81 the population.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

menen Glaubtn atfamare ,ino ben 9einen, ben
Du fir ben aflein rsatsen baltif flannabme ~ iag'
te Der iunae wlann plSslih gang srnt ,in0 fab ibr
batsi fsif In Die thrdnensefautsn Ausen.
rSb srsnn Du es aus lteberseuSuns tbateif,
rief ater Sas fAmarmsrifd6s Dtaoasn raid ,no ME
6eseiRert ~ rnlit pslAsr Snnisfsit, nit .relber
Danfbarfsit sessu nas bShfse Bsienl aaer -
|iskte lie Damn lan8lan unb traurt8 btnau - nDn
mi6ts ss MIR neiner islbit ipesen tbun, Gecarsc !"
Ser junse Mann itanb lanse fhmstsenb, Die Strn
In Die 5anb 9eprebt, naS faste snnliA NIT lsiisr
@timme:
I ~@s rauba Da mir ssn jsos SOffnunss Was
uusla {" .
rDas ntSats ib nibt meinem arsiten Gsinbe
|tbun, GbparDo," iaste nas i.Sne NidDGen aIsis,
|untsr g1ranen berrcrlaaelno ppie risl tpenissr
Dir. nsi,, iA min teten, reHt brinifis 6eten, baB
Sid Soft erleu9tsn nnbse, tnb isi rerlAsrt, Gnr.
|arpp es sabe nann fein sliifltheres gBeftn aui
benz aansen @rnenrunn ala Die anne Nlanutla."
Damit retdte iie i9rt isst aus frsien Stiifsn nis
t6ano, bic er nnbm uno tnni9 an Die Sippen nyitfs
te, ptebte ieieini8e 1eiie uno perlies Dan raid
oas 3immsr.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

sSa ts 1T ein tuaaerss Msobsa, rtriis5erts Ser
alte eapitain sroblsefsfis sseS fcu ia.cen gau,
fsstaaen gebaut lsin, mar aud, beafcnsnls anlerts
fanilh aafeetafelt, usn bic 9lnlssifaner taben Iii
elelsn Gdeocnern cine eigene, ned mndtsrtrrftnt
@el9idliAeeit. 18as aber eas geieeerfahren hts
trif, 10 its piele9t 70 tsiisr, beam i fiir n,sis
nen aeell seltfbs aufriAsss. ia mEate ni9t NIT
einsm ssa1rSsus richer III See ss6en, nas III fOts
dBen 3trefen benugt rsnrne, ME nsr Heecnceinc,
ano an beiIen. 95crp iolbs entishliHe Granlamtfi.
ten periibt fine, retaan liep BON ben1 far3ibagsn
eapttain hefelaea nem btatissn ssnares, sr8ablt."
e8ertlssans fcIst.)
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

5beobor passf, aIs NnHf. Rfiiifsr unb Wit.
itarb an, 27. Dss. in Slelu gort an psrsi6Iaet.