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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

In this weeks Cedar Post, . veritable
Daniel comes to judgment upon the
Foreign Immigration question. In
his opinion, the only fault with "R"
and the Post has been that they didn't
put it strong enough" From the
sublime height Of his ouniscisnt
knowledge he disposes Of oil the per
contros BY wave Of the hand. 'SAn-
dy" made broad assertions but
brought no proof" tho editor Of the
ADvERTIsER only showed his ignor.
ancs." Well, 1t 10 an encouragement
for poor humanity to hear occasionally
from one Of IT. children who has scared
above al mistakes aud impsrfsctions
into the sphere Of angels, starr and
other perfect institutions. And, after
turning our mental tslesoops upon
Ky lofty flight In the hope that We
might possibly loCaee and describe him,
Ne come TO the conclusion that he 10
comst-not only on account Of the
altitude q which he II visible and the
scientific IDEA that . comst c0nsists Of
luminous vapos OF gas, but also b
cause We remembered the poet Holmes
description Of one Of these heavenly
bodies with
"A million cubic Seet Of head,
TIN million leagues OF tail"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The Committee Of two members Of
the senate and three Representatives
which was appointed to investigate
relative to the material used and work
done on the foundations Of the new
Capitol reported through Its Chairman.
Senator Dysart, Saturday morning.
The report shows the work oil TO be
we'll done, and the material good with
the exception Of less than one hundred
stone which are scattered through the
wall and will have TO be removed.
The cost of replacing them BY good
stone IL variously estimated by experts
1t from 5000 to 5000. This II very
different from the bugbear which some
interested parties have tried to make
out Of the affair.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04
Soldiers Homestead Bill.

The inquiries regarding the exact
terms OF the Soldiers Homestead bill
recently passed by Congress arc very
numerous from ill quarters. As it
goes to the President for his signature
It provides that every officer or sol
dicr, seaman or marine, who served
during the rebellion and was homo
rably discharged, shall on compliance
with the Homestead act, receive a
patent for 100 acres Of public land
not notwithstanding the alternate
reserved sections Of public lands along
the line Of any railroad or other pub
lie work; provided that said home
stead settler shall be allowed six
months after locating his homestead
within which to commence his settle
ment and Improvement; and provided.
also, that the time which the home
stead settler shall have served in the
army, navy or marine corps aforesaid,
shall be deducted from the time here.
toforc required to perfect title, or if
discharged on account Of wounds
received, or disability incurred in the
line Of duty, then the term Of enlist
ment shall be deducted from the time
heretofore required to perfect title
without reference to the length Of
time he may have served, provided,
however. no patent shall issue to any
homestead settler who has resided
upon, improved and cultivated his
said homestead for period at least
one year after he shall commence his
improvement as aforesaid. Any one
entitled to enter under this act, and
who has heretofore entered less than
$50 acres under the Homestead act,
may enter enough under the present
act to make 16O acres in all. If any
person entitled to the provision Of this
act has died, his widow, if unmarried,
or in case of her death or marriage,
then her minor orphan children, BY
guardian duly appointed, shall be
entitled to all the benefits Of the act.
If any previous entry under the
Homestead act has lapsed by reason
Of absence Of the prccmntor in H.,
army Or navy, inc ensa MO. sn marine.
officer, or athcr person coming within
the provisions Of this act may as well
by an agent as in person enter upon
said homestead, provided that said
in person, shall within the
time prescribed commence settlement
and improvements on the same and
thereafter fulfil all requirements Of
this act. The Commissioner Of the
General Land Office is TO make all
needful rules to carry the act into
effect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The question Of submitting the NO
man suffrage amendment to ! vote Of
the people was adversely disposed Of
IN the Senate on the 10Th inst bv the
following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Bearisley, Bemis.
Burke, Campbell, Chamber. Can
verse, Dague, DashielI, Dyssrt Hov.
land, Hurley, Kephart. M.rv.iI
McCold, Mexican, McNutt Rssd
Shane, Smith, Vale, West, Youne~22
Nays-Messrs, Allen. Roome,
Clsussen, Crazy. Fairal., Fitch G.uit
Hsvens, Ireland, Ketcham. Kinne
Larrabee. Leavitt, Lowry. McCuiIoch.
Merrill. Miles, Murray, Russell. Stone.
Stuart, Taylor, Wiliett, Wonn-N.
Messrs. Atkins, Mcintyre, McCor
mack and Richards absent.
One Of the affirmative votes wa
changed 80 - to leave opportuuit,
fol . reconsideration, but the vel
warranted impression prevails tina
this action Is definite 20 far - tn
present session In concerned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The man, men, or newspaper, who
said that "Trocar" the POss's anti
everything correspondent from Iowa
City. was not an applicant for > posi-
ton In the Faculty Of ths Medical
Department he SO patiently, persist
entity and maliciously vilifies, Is sim
ply mistaken. He had the honor OF
being the very first candidate for ap.
pointmsnt, and was an unsuccessful
one, which accounts for the milk In
that cocoa nut.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04
Written for the Advertiser.
The School Question.

Nix. EDITOR: In your issue Of the
18th Of March noticed an article over
the signature Of Center" in which
he advances the idea in very strong
terms that there should be a CONSOLE
dation of our sub-districts.
Now, this may be q very good
plan in theory, but If it were reduced
to practice | think the result would
prove anything but advantageous.
In the first place, all those living in
the district in which he thinks it
would be the DUTY of the Board Of
Directors to abolish the school be-
cause Of there not having but FIVE or
six scholars, who have small children
to send, would have to send them =
distance Of ~ miles to school, or
keep them at home until they were
large enough to walk distance Of
FIVE miles day. And this same OBJ
lection to consolidating schools we
think will apply in every township in
the county. Would this be the bet
ter plan? We think not.
And as to these large number Of
schools in another light. At q recent
meeting Of the Board Of Directors in
a certain township nearly all Of them
made the complaint that the teachers
did not give sufficient time to their
recitations, or else not enough recita-
tons, especially to the smaller schol-
ars Why is this? Are there too
many scholars in the school or is it
the fault of the teacher? II it is the
former, then the consolidation argu-
ment falls W tho ground; and II 1t is
the fault of the teacher, then it re-
fleets back on the Superintendent for
allowing such teacher . certificate.
There arc not too many schools,
but too great scarcity Of efficient
teachers. If there are only FIVE
scholars in school, . good teacher
can employ his time just Is proitably
as il there were fifty. w. n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Last week bill amend ing the Cir
cult Court passed both Houses of the
General Assembly, which provides for
The election Of one Circuit Judge In
eacn Judicial District, who is to have
exclusive probate and concurrent civil
jurisdiction with the District Judge,
and the latter have exclusive criminal
jurisdiction. The Circuit Judge 10 to
b We the same salary as the District
Judge. 1t goes into effect on tho lat
day Of January, 1873.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

In the Senate, last Thursday, the
bill to promote immigration to the
Stat.-appropriating $4,000 and MAX
ing the Board of Commissioner con
sist of i've members-was pasaed-ayes
IS, nays Is.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Davenport has lost in the recent
death of John L. Davies, Que of her
oldest and best citizens. For thirty.
one years a resident Of Davenport,
beginning there as carpenter and
joiner, and by capacity and industry
accumulating q fortune of $500, 600,
Mr.. Davies has ever been m influ.
ential and public. spirited citizen. hold.
ing at various times many RESPONSE Bile
positions Of honor and trust.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

In the State Senate, last week, . bill
was passed to provi lie for tho making
Of deeds by County Treasurers for
lands sold for delinquent taxes-re-
quiring publication Of notice In news
papers before delivery of the same.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The only Republican newspaper In
Massachusetts which opposed Psssi
dent Lincoln, II now the only one that
opposes the r. elscti0a u President
Grant.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The Dies Moines Leader-the State
organ Of the Democracy-announces
to thu Liberal Republicans OF Iowa
thst 1.-THE time has nov come for &C.
ton" The Gazette says the Older Il
pertinent, aud it comes from the right
source.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Professor Morse, the father Of the
electric telegraph system, died Ut his
residence in New York early Monday
morning, concluding ripe and useful
life Ut the age Of eighty.one years.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Old Mrs. Darlington has at last found
out what SO much talk about land
grant means-that they intend to land
Grant Ia the White House for another
four years.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Another fire Ut Dewitt, last Friday
night, destroyed the building occupied
by the p. o. ahd the Observer newspa
per Office. The latter, valued at s., 900
was entirely lost; insurance, $500.
The building was insured ct $500.
The fire is thought to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Cypnecticut, on Monday, answered
a5ers!" TO the Republican roll call.
Jewell has from two to three hundred
majority over all. and two thousand
over Hubbard.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

BY . recent correspondence between
Governor Carpenter and Judge Cole
it appears that at special request OF
the former the proposed resignation of
the latter will be postponed until June.
This will permit his successor to be
nominated by the State Convention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

Friday morning Governor Carpen-
ter transmitted his first veto message
to the Senate. vetoing "An act relative
to the collection of taxes voted to aid
in the construction of railroads in the
counties of Clinton and Jackson"
The Act was deemed unconstitutional,
owing TO its being special ia its char
acter, and q committee was 1t once
appointed to draft another on the same
subject that should be general in its
application.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

On Saturday morning Representa-
tive Tufts presented to the branch OF
the General Assembly Of which he 10 .
member joint fssslnAIas-s AakiaU
Congress to remit all duties on lumber,
placing that community on the free
list, and asking our delegation IN Con-
gress to aid in bringing about such .
result. The Resolution was adopted,
and the result to which 1t looks would
be one Of very great benefit to the citi.
Gems Of this prairie State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

We are ia receipt OF circular calling
a"Liberal Republican Convention" to
meet At Davenport on Tuesday, April
go 1872. The call Is signed by Gen.
Fitz Henry Warren, Jacob Butler.
J. b. 6rinnell, d c. Cloud. g. w.
Van Horne, and numerous other indi-
viduAls Of whose existence we never
before even heard. The signers, judg.
ing from the history Of those who have
made . political record Of any kind,
may be called without fear, Fossils and
sore heads. The object Of the conven.
ton is, OF course. to choose delegates
from Iowa to the Cincinnati COnven-
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The Cedar Post of last week drags il
slow length through several sticks
ful' In the attempt to convict the
ADVERTISER Of opposition to the 70.
nomination of Gen. Grant for Presi-
dent. II any one who has read the
ADVERTISER for four weeks, -four
months or four years, does not know
that It has, in the main, warmly up
proved the course of the present ad-
ADMINISTRATION and deemed the best
Interests Of the Republican party to
lie In the denomination OF its chief
omcer' we have no desire to attempt
the hopeless task Of now convinciog
him Of that fact.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

A writer In the last Homestead ad-
vocates . proposition for IN lows
Reaper Factory. under the auspices
and manage,ne Of the STATE Grange
Of the Patrons Of Husbandry. His
plan IL for each member Of the Order
In the state to lay BY dollar year
for three years. when enough capital
shall have bssn obtained wherOwith to
build and operate the TactOry. He
thinks thss BY this plan, the farmers
Of lows CAD save three miiliou dollars
per annum.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

The Warren County Board have
published In the Indianols Leader I
table showing just how much Of each
kind Of tax IL to be collected from each
township. The Board says: 1--WE
publish the table that taxpayers may
Sc and compare for themselves the
taxes levied and paid In their respec-
tive townships with taxes levied and
paid In other townships; and also that
they may compare the Same with the
Treasurer's exhibit and see that he
has charged himself with the propeI
amount" That Board don't hesitate
to let their constituents know what
they are doing Winterset Aadi
sOniHn,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

-~'r@rnE
CITY DRUG
STORE
10 Their Many CustsncFs,
Greetings
ACCEPT OUR THANKS
kindly. We have tried 70 IDEAL gently"
bus Sas,ness ifiSSctIREAsiNs-nos sYowiy. bot
allure P.ss %
COLLECT. Debts to LOSE. and interest 70
pay, must be met BY higher prices and larger
profits.
WE SELL GOODS
M A X e MON Ely.
You want to save your money BY buying
them cheap.
We sell them cheap
BECAUSE IT PAYS"
We Sell for Cash!
Cash Buys Cheaper than
Credit.
We are not selfish enough 70 want ALI.
all OF %. We shall keep full stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OsDs,
Perfa0erScs, ooops,
Drnsoes, &C.,
Ana .ansre 70 our motto.
Sell Cheap for cash--9e-
cause it Pays.
A. II. kirk 4 CO.
Upton, Iowa. 80
/ h4t I / / /
BOOTS! SHOES!
BOOTS! SHOES!
BOOTS SHOES
nLD AND NEW CUsTOMERe and the
" public generally are informed that
SAM. WIRICK
isstill doing all kinds Of
Custom WORK,
and also ksspinsa carefully. sslssesd stock
Of Eastern Made Goods at his
Boot & Shoe Shop,
on Cedar b.. opposite Virgin Block.
By keeping ths best Of stock, smplcving
the most skiIlfnI workmen, and eharsin& TIE
lowest prices. he hopes % receive nct paly
patronage heretofore bestoweA.
Good Boots and Shoes
NAY BE SOUGHT
q HI E a n
SAM. WlRl0kN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04
SHERIFF SALE.

MRS. WHIrcoMB's SYRUP.-The
great soothing remedy. Price only Is
cents. Gives rest 10 the mother and
health t. the child. Sold by Drug.
gisfs. See advertisement. 87yl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES tney
did, anathemas against the depicting
lancet, the drastic purge, And the
terrible aalivants Of the materia NED
ica. would ariss from evsty olAveyafd.
The mntt0 Of modern medical sclsnco
IL "ncscrve and Regulate. not de.
sfr0y." and no remedy Of our day 10 %
ensisely ID harmony with THE philsn-
thsupj6 lcriu = DIR. WALKERs6 VIZ
ETABLE VINEGAR BIrTERs. In this
poworS0I, yet harmless restorative.
dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and al
diseasss Of the stomach, liver, hOvols
and nerves, encounter Al irresistible
Antid0te. s Evils
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04

We call attention to the card Of the
st. ouis Medicine Co., chartered in.
stituti0n; they offer Metropolitan
skill to all. 37yl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Mpfiscn.

- @eneral Sutls's yteffe, George o. But
fer, bernalen a~mertfanlld)er Son|ul IN
@anpten, rpelher ibon Dor sruel Sabren ourN
Stanbal nit egpptllhen Sreloenn'ao'
den i'm Der amerifantiden Brelle betannt
murbe, hat iG auf'S Neue benertbar 9euladlf,
inoem er fd init elnerl anlerlfannpeh Slnm
Sier i'm Sienite oeS Slcston!9s auI oIleaer
5traBe priigelte. Der Stf5lsr rprroe per-
rpunDet. - Sier mare elne 9ele9ei.De1t Jul
@raut's @ipiloienitreform. .o
- Ser Wifabo bon Sapan reilt lset letblt
rtad europa, nm Die Sorti9rttte Der euro
paiihen Gultur gu ituDtren. SlS lsst ut
nod feir Yeherrider BON Sapan lioer o1e
@reu,er. leines 8eideS getommelI, non Dor
menio Sabreu mar ss gegeu Die Gillette, baB
iih Der Mitato 5ffentll9 ieben lieB. SeDens
iaas ,eiat bic STEELE bes Wtlfaoo, baB oaS
aauo, melde8 nod nor 5pei Sabren I'M gu
Itauoe Der Repolutton mar, 10 melt berubt9t
1T, oaB Der Serrlder eS ma9el tanr, oenl'
isl1beu l1uaere 2eit ben 5iiden 81 fehrer ,
Dime cine Immal3ung beiiirdten 81 miilie1l.
Ofouder europailhe Serrlder t6nnte oieleS
bel benz jesigen StanOe Der O'n9e H'@'
tbun. &c.,
iuls Sdult in Yort.ausYrince uluB leoen1auS
auileben errsgen. Ser beutltel &anfeul'
halber lpurbe Die Expedition ge9en patti I'M
tsrnommeu uno jest legt Der oeatlte Sorlu
ieiue stele uieDer, um ii6 elnerl Yrotelt
aeaeu bas Gerfabren Der oeutiden Slotte an,
;uiIdlieBeu. @enl Der Olann nt6t ouro
yripaturladen III bieiem Sdritte u%eranlaB
uuros, ,pas man uOrlauii9 9lauben muB' !.
erseuat Dieier Sdritt ben ginoruf, oaB o.
OsutIden Sapti geseniiber gu itrsn9 pertae
rem iino. Seoeufaas wiro es flu9 letn, na
here Grtlarunsen abSuwarten, che mon 10
Elm llrtheil iiber bic Sade biloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Scr Nt6 in Der republifantfdJet
0<nrtei i'm NSenuiplpauien.

Gin Gabinetsbeamter hat Dieier Gage BON
einem bodgeleIten AominiltrattpbeaHlfen III
BeuuIuluanien einen Sriei erbaltenr melGer
Inn b%enadri6tiat, baB, menn nld1t balo VT
mas aeltiebt, nm ben Strom 81 herlilell,
bic 0emofraten ibreu @ouuerneurs<G alloloa'
ten nit Is, 900 Weaioritat eriudhlen meroe1l.
Man i6ldst Dor, Die lln5nfleoenbeit IN cen
republifantlden Nelbeu 81 bsldpldtl9ell,
unb Al oiele EN- i3mede benSornep Sl etllereorl'
iereni einsulapen, I'M elul9e Serancerhhseh
IN Dem pennlpluauii6en Staatsttdet gu or
ranaireu. Cameron bat e%ln9eplll9t, oaB,
wen1 elm Gompromib beperflelt9t ueroen
fam, oas republifauiide Staatscoralte 6u'
iammenberufen, unb Elm neuer Dtanl 1ur pen
General 4uoitor ernanrlt weroe. Ntarl 9laubf
~iuoeleu, paB oieier Shritt 81 pat tomnle1
uuo, anItatt lrgenb uas@rlprieBll6es 81 be.
wirfeu, Der Station nur 6elsen mliroe, ME
tief uno ueit Der SitB III Der republifanllden
Yartei Yenniplpanien's bereitS geworoe1 1T.
Ifan bat ben YrGiioenten in Yong Brand er@
lnden lafIeu, in Die Sahe ielbit elnSusreltsn;
oerlelbe le6ut eS jeood) ab, itd IN Sas, mas
er Die Qotalpolitlf bes Staates rennt, elll6u'
miide1. 9aS wGre guar iebr lobl1d, aber
leioer lit er BARN nidt conIequent, oe1ln IN
SinIidt aui Die 4ngelegenhelte1 IrSlnclnuaf1
1T er Der BON Inn aufgeltelten Geget riht &C.
treu qemeleu. @r l6eint BON Der Nnlld1t aus
,uaeben, oaB, mern Die 0emofraten IN penn
inlpauien auf I'M Sttober 9emtnrelI, Oh
&spublifaner Surabwehiaung I'M Nopernoe
fPoeu mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

i'm Muftrao unb unter Der Santtlon oes
Separtements Der auSwdrtigen In9e!e@
oenbeiten aebanoelt baben uno. oaB ibnen
Die Miba6tuns Der Grunoidse pes inter-
n~atipnalen 3e6ts meniser gu perar9en
lei, pa Der Gpnsreb bas 8eiipiel sessbsn,
pab @pnititutipnen uno @eieBe, menn lle
ben garteispeden binperlid iino, telne
gea6tuua peroienen. Sieb ales mag
,ur geraugen'6einliduns Der Hedtslp'1s>
isit uno Geiebperadtuns, bic in nn'ersH
Resisrunsstrsiiea einserihen, olsnsn. aosr
Gua(anp mirp es ni6t ais Gntldulplgun9
aelten lafen, 1lnp f5nnte paraus Die @sr@
anlaNuns abteiten, uniere Hssisrans 81
elmer bemitbisen abbitte gu nNtblsen,
rpenn es ni6t an ieinem Sriumpb, ben e.
in Der alabamafra5e errunsen, p%prlanfl9
aenua bdtte unp befir4tete, bab ourt
peitere 8eiddmunsen, bic es unlsrel
Resieruns susiebt, paS SoIf Der User
Staten am Gnoe auf ben SeSanter
tpmmen mDdts, bic 2situns ieinsr Of
Rsieaen glnselegenbeiten ni6t mebr Der
Sdnpen bon Mdnnern unb elmer Yarte
~ hberla1en welde ebrlpS uno ldpah &c
nua lino fi6 bel jeper l1ternatlpl1alel
9~erpidlung iibertDlpeln 81 lallen.
fS5tSstQ.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Sbeilen unieres Staates erhalten, seben uus
Sie aaerbsfe Soinung. Guf benn, 9emotra'
ten unS liberale Republifaner, sum 9etrletrl'
ihaftliden Siege! gtisoer nit Grant, letner
8iatiir. uuo Sdbelberridait nrb letnen cor
rNpteu Riugeu!"
Das noeutide Soltsblatt" BON Rorrils
iaria, g. 81, iagt: ygir heSen bic felte
ueberseuguns, baB @res'ep, gum Brdfinen-
ten eripdblt, id init &atben um9ebsu wlro,
peneu oas @obl bes 9anoeS ebenio wie ibm
ielbit am Ser,en lisst uno bic berrihenoe cor.
rupte Sermaltuns bes 0anbes gum Selcrr
aefalten, bamit Die jeet i'm Seridminoen be.
%arifiene Sreiheit uno unabhdn9l9telt pes
8olfes bemielben erbalten bleibt, mas mt I
Dem ENCOURAGEMENT Grants ntmmeEmepr
Der Soil Ieiu miiroe !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
11ebcr Sas nene SabaGsseief

5breibt Elm Ginienper in elmer Setrptt'er
3eituna: n9ltlr bas neue Sabads9eleB
lit cine gequemlidtsit fir ben tleinen 5a@
britanten? ga bort wirtlid bic Welt
eeididte auf, uno Salpmp nit all leI1er
Ieisbeit lit elm bummer Sun9e i'm Ser@
olei6 Ill Sbrem Sdarfiinn uno Sbrer sOs
aif. 8eleudten mir einmal bas 8tsden
pom libsraler Geieb9ebuns. NlIO lauf
Grtldrung res &epenle@G pmmi1drs 9rn.
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Sabad in tleinere Coils perpaden, bieIe
blrfen bann aber ni6t mebr angebrpner
perpen, unb - mas aber nidt I'M Srlel
pes Serrn SpuslaB itebt mtlen ourd
bic betrefenoen 8sb6roe inipiSirt urlo &C.
itempelt tpprpen fem. Srlbsr tonrte elm
fleiner Sabrifant, poer ipgar elm Gisar'
renmader, Der ben Sag iber in Der So
brit idafte, gu irsenp einsm gn9rOs'
SAMPLER ssben unb iid BON perldlepsnsr
Scrten Sabad einen fleinen 9urratb fau'
fen. nm 10 unter Der Sano etwas su per
pienen pper ionit elm tleines Seta!lselddl
a~Iortirt gu balten. SEPT 1T oas MID
mebr 10, uno wenn Sic ii9 ertunpl9el
wpaen, 10 peroen Sic fnoen, oaB plsl
9eutide, Die bic betreffence 2icenS beiabl
baben, iest gar nidts mebr MAIDEN ION
men. Ser Sabad, I'M gut 81 leln, rna
cine 3eit lang idpisen. Gbe ct aber Il
bic aiiten fpmmt, miro er pom aeoenue
Snlpettpr unteriudt, uno bann bic aIlt
aeItempelt uno bari nidt mebr an9egrlffe1
perpen. slip jest mub Der 5abritant ltet
aanse aiten pom elmer Sprts nebmen
Serner lit es ibm gang nnmOslld 9emad'
refine Sapana : Gigarren gu fabrlstrer
Ndmlid bic fleinite Site 6apana@Saba
entbdlt wenisltens 100 piuno. Wle tan
Der feline Sabritant es erspinsen, bunpe'
Yfuno Sedbldtter gu t%aufen, I'M 9aparo
Giaarren gu MAIDEN, Der nur einsn llmltl'
ten 8ertaui bat? Gr mub alip, menn {
elm pffenes Geiddit bat, pieie SOrte Is
aarren bel einem gr0berer 6abrltarte
~fauier, I'M ale8unoen beIriebl9en gu tof
uen, ND bleibt pa Der grcft, ND ut .
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