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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

PARENTAL. FoLLY-To compel child
to eat an article of food for which he has
10 appetite, nay, NAV have a positive
disgust at the very thought OF swallow
ing the hated mOuthful- Parents DO
this from the very best of motives,
thinking that it would add to their chill
dren's health or comfort in after life to
have learned to eat the article in ques-
ton. 1t is just as great an outrage to
compel a man to eat piece of fried
snake as to compel a child to eat piece
of fat meat when his stomach revolts
against it; the inhumanity of it is
greater, because the child, unresisting
and helpless, is made to comply by one
it loves best in the world.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24
A Drop of Honey.

AsI saw the jar labeled ''HOney from
Hybia," hanging in the grOcer's door,
and loitered along lost in grateful men,
ories of Aunt Molly, l met young Mer-
cutio, that gallant gentleman, who
bowed respectfully, lifting his hat-and
1 wish that all our fellow passengers had
the same pretty cOurtesy-and he said
to me, ga happy New Year to Mr..
Bachelor! and what of all things in the
world can / send you to show my lOve?"
Twas a neat speech, | say; and / an
swered, as l felt-"A drop of hOneyu
But when he said that he would send it
round before sunset, l begged him to
take no trouble, for he had already given
it to me. "Already?n he asked; and l
answered, ALREADY; fOryOur kind greet
ing to an old gentleman is drop OF
honey to him."
You see how cheap precious gifts are
at this season, my dear boy; but it does
not seem to be fully understood. When
had gone a little farther / met Paul,
who, suspect, is fOnder of the club, and
of going out and of coming late, than
Virginia altogether likes. Yet he never
grumbles at the domestic bills; the
home is beautifully furnished; she has
as neat q clarence as YOU can see in
the Park; and his little dinners are such
as we all like to be invited to eat. He
stopped me, and kindly said, "NOw, Mr..
Bachelor, know that you are man of
taste; what do you think of these?' He
showed me superb emerald necklace
and bracelet, which he said would be
very beautiful upon Virginia. did not
deny it. | told him that she adorned
all beautiful things. "And they cost
more than a song" he said gayly But
1 told him that the New Years gift
which Virginia would prize more than
anything he could give her would not
cost a penny.
He stared in amaZement, and asked,
with great curiosity, to know what
meant, and what valuable gift he could
offer to his wife that should cost nothing
/ said that she would rather have q drop
of honey Than anything else in the
world. 'HOney? honey ?n said he, be-
wildered. eyes, my dear Paul, little
more care upou your part to show how
truly you love Virginia; little sacrifice
of your own tastes and pleasures to graf
/ ify her; little of the old courtesy, of
the old devotion, that made the story of
your early love so romantic, would be
the drop of honey that would sweeten
her whole life-and yours tOO.n He
listened with an amused air, which
changed slowly to seriousness. 'Mr.
Bachelor, you are right. l see that j
cannot buy her happiness at a shop.
will be the old Paul, and that will make
her once more the young Virginia. God
bless you, dear old friend! God bless
the whole Bachelor familyw said he
"Amen," answered 1; but rather rue
fully, as remembered the happy home
to which he was fastening to make il
happier, while L went slowly on to my
solitary quarters.-GeOrgc W. Curtis II
HUpcI's Buzdr.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

4 SLIGHT MISTAKE.-The following
anecdOte which appeared in the news
papers many years ago, Is said to have
been founded on an actual occurrence.
Although it may not illustrate the
Democratic simplicity of the people Of
Vermont to-day, it is nevertheless a
good story, and good also for many
years longer life in the newspapers
'HellO, you man with pail and frock,
can you inform me whether His Honor
| the Governor of Vermont, resides here?n
said British officer, as he brought his
/ fiery horse to n stand in front Of Gov.
| Chittenden's dwelling.
"He dOes,n was the response of the
man, still vending his way TO a pig sty.
'Is His Honor at home ," continued
the man of spurs.
''MOst certainly" replied frOck.
''Take my horse by the bit, then" said
the officer. 81 have business to transact
with your master"
Without a second bidding, the man
did as requested, and the officer alighted
and made his way to the door, and gave
the panel several hearty raps with the
butt of his whip-fOT be it known that
in those days of Republican simplicity,
knockers and bells, like servants, were
i'm but little use. The good dame an
SWereU the SulIulOllS III pcISOnf anu
having seated the officerand ascertained
his desire to see the Governor, departed to
inform her husband of the guests
arrival; but on ascertaining that the
officer had made hitching post of her
husband, she Immediately returned and
informed him that the Governor was
engaged in the yard, and could not very
well wait upon him and his horse at the
same timei The predicament of the
officer can be better imagined than
described
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

Mrs. Mary c. Rea has pre-empted l6O
acres of land in Montana. Thousands
of women should follow her example,
and undoubtedly will as soon as they
are allowed the same privileges as men
are under the homestead laws.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24
INFORMATION WANTED.

Numerous inquiries come to us about
Mrs. Victor's work, "All Over Oregon
and Washington Territory" Cannot
somebody inform us where and how the
work can be obtained? We can get
quite a number of orders.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

THE BABY-WhO knows not the
beautiful group of babe and mother, sa-
cred in nature, now sacred also in the
religious associations Of half the globe?
Welcome to the parents is the puny
struggler, strong in his weakness, his
little arms more irresistible than the
soldiers, his lips touched with persua-
sion which Chatham and Pericles in man.
hood had not. The small despOt asks so
little that all nature and reason are on
his side. His ignorance is more charm
ing than all knowledge, and his little
sins more bewitching than any virtue
All day, between his three or four sleeps,
he coos like pigeOn-hOuse, sputters and
spurns, and puts on his faces of import
ance; and, when he fasts, the little
Pharisee fails not to sound his trumpet
before him. Out of blocks, thread
spOOls, cards, and checkers, he will build
his pyramid with the gravity of Palla-
dio. With an acoustic apparatus of
whistle and rattle, he explores the laws
of sound. But chiefly, like his senior
cOuntrymen, the young American stud
les new and speedier modes of transpOr-
tation. Mistrusting the cunning of his
small legs, he wishes to ride on the
necks and shoulders of all flesh. The
small enchanter nothing can withstand
no seniority of age, no gravity of char
acter, uncles, aunts, cousins, grandsires,
grandams-all fall an easy prey; he
conforms to nobody, all conform to him.
/ all caper, and make mouths, and bab-
| Bile, and chirrup to him. On the strong
/ est shoulders he rides, and pulls the halr
/ of laureled heads.-EUeT's0H
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

A gentleman who was staying at a
seaside hotel during the summer e3-
pressed his dissatisfaction to ms land
lady Of the heavy charges IN MS DIlI.
"Well, you see" she saiu, our Season .Li
n,aIa hav while the sun shines" THAT
NAV he All very true, my good woman"
ranIiad the visitor; "but though / know
that ali flesh is grass, decidedly object
10 being made hay Of"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

The election for Congressman will be
held by the riUa cOce system, bill pro-
viding for the contingency having
passed Congress.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

Nothing authentic has yet reached us
from the New York Convention, al
though it is high time some advices
were received.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

SIMPLE CURE FOR HEADACHE.-lI
the saving is true, that che who causes
two blades of grass to grow where only
one grew before is a a public beneiactOr,"
how much more is he who discovers a
remedy for one of the most distressing
diseases that poor human nature is heir
to? Having been afflicted for many
wears with neuralgia headache, and af-
ter trying all the remedies | could hear
tell of without any benefit, I had given
up all hopes of a cure-having had an
elder brother to die of the disease, and
being told by the doctors there was no
cure for i'll happily thought of trying
salt, and in a short time | was delighted
to see it had the best results. 1t is now
about two months since | tried the ex-
pertinent, and have not been troubled
with it since. Now / want to let the
"whOle world and the rest of mankind'
know the remedy, as it is so simple that
any one can use it. Take pinch of
salt and snuff it up the nostrils until you
can taste 1T in your throat. DOnOt blow
your nose for a considerable time, but as
the water runs, snuff it up until you can
spit it out of your mouth. In ehangea-
BILE weather, or you feel anyreturn IT.
repeat the remedy.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

\ iaree-the Herald deprecating no
iitical corruption. When did il reforme
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

EdmOnia Lewis, the colored sculptor,
is overwhelmed with orders.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

An Iowa woman has invented a wash
ing machine, and has had it patented.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

4 Rock Island lady receives a quarter
Of 4 million love-letters annually.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

Ben Holiday expects to elect the Re
publican ticket by about 10000 majority
in Multnomah county-something more
Or loss
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

1t is the great art and philosophy OF
life to make the best of the present
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-24

Family jars keep people in pickle.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28

GnrcpGiihe &ebfeI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28
81. Nuni marft BertsDt.

@elbberidt, rrDdentli9 ~seliefert BON benz beut-
ften 8ant unb De4lel-@ei9aft Don Dapion u.
So. ct. Yaul.
Ber9aufaprets.
Wedfe1 auf New gorf, ptilatelpbta, Wiimautes. gbt-
cagp, st. Qputs. a Drp, ent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28
6rHd)te unb 0emIie.
Mebl.
Sermif6teS,

SUITS Xxx Met3tnmebl 100 observation-disclosures So
Wat5nepL leo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29

feline 8irfuns iberaa, no sr gum @prte
Selanst cine 70 aubsrcrcsntlibe. Greilid,
ries selinst ibm ni6t INNER, unp ais
man beiipielsweiie in Brett ibm su Gu
rem Elm 5eitmabl anprcnen wclIte, cas
ibm 0~elcsenbeit bieten ioute. ieiner
DWilllrn" nadsuseben, benin sr bat cs
nun lelbit ausseiprcden paB er nit elmer
~Wl0ipn" fir cieie 8elt besnaret NOR
Zen, fanren iid nur elf Ibsilncbmcr cas
Su, 10 eab, neil bic 3abl Der Sinssr ni6t
einrnal errcidt perosn fcnnte, auf cas-
llnterfanSen Ser;i6t seleiltet pereen
mnbtc. Ssher traf es ii6 in Sc Sae
Yre, no BON $4,000 Ginpcbnem iib in
rer Gle minceltsn 600 suiammentrpms
meln lieeen, um Der Serepiamtcit pes
GrrtctatcrS gum Sprpanp uno CUR SSplie
Su oienen. 0aS @ambetta in flanasrle
Ter Sprahe ausipri6t, erbcbt ii6 ielten
iiber Gus seiitise NiYeau ieincr 3ubSrerz
idaft Ger CT seitattct, pbne III srpbe slnz
itrenSunsen Die S9lansensiise Der 9as
rtatloncn ,u Serfcl9cn, ipelhe CT iiber ras
unhuSSelunsene 5bcma Ger 8epublif
sum Sriten sitt, Der Gspublif rer aloez
mrinrn @ebphi6t unp Res S6ul;pans
ges.
Naprlspn III. nanntr li6 bci Der Ser
lptun9 nit Gem Srdulein Wpntie einsn
~Yarnenu"; @amtetta tbut Gin llebriz
Ses, CT rennt lI6 in isinen 5ildrsccn eli
men yGpmmis Spyaseur Der @ieperberz
lteluns Ger arpfen Naticn UNI rcr Rade
SeScn' cen 6remren." Oas ,llnivers
maht rarauf aufnerfiam, pae in 10 fern
Elm 5crtidritt ppn slnssrs mad Sayre
bemerftar iei ais man rcrt tlps Gepublif
unc @ambetta leben licB wdbrenp in Saz
Sre cas- Stihipcrt lautcte : Gritsr Ruf:
-Viye la Republique. Vive Cambetta
Nive lie maire"!! Cine Gimme {:
,,Niye la Republiquedefnitiv :" Gbpy:
EFT surtout, vive la Republique dc
Gambctta = suip Ger @eseniab 1T flar:
Gem Snbaber rer uproYilerilben 3epus
blit res Serrn Sbiers" ipQ bic rsfz
nitipc &cpntlit rss perm @amtetta"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29
%&mremburscr I'M MuslanSe.

Die Suremturscr iinp CUR Stunoe OBJ
nc Ie9liden Sdug i'm I~uslance. Gues
!ano, al, celien 0eIanrtl6aften rie GU
remburSer ii6 renren %fcnnter, bat fir
gut tefunoen, pieien S1uB nidt mebr III
serdbren Der 0eibdftstrisers ppiten In
paris it, lrenn aud ni6t elerist 70
rod faftil6 unbeieyt; Der polten in Ser
lin 1T erlecist unp es bleiben nur mebr
Die Gpnluln in SriiIel, in @isn unc in
Imierram nit Gem &ansler Der belsii6en
@eianctldaft in paris, wel6e Die ciplps
natilde Sertretuns 0uremturss i'm gluss
lance arSma6en. Siel 1T pas niGt unc
10 punrert es uns nidt RAP sbrenwertbe
Surembur9er, pelde !. .. III Stalien reiz
ten, auf rem 8unf:e ,paren ins @cflna
NIP 9eleBt ;u percen ; Illr ibrcm Namen
llnp ibren bon anpern Decentralization acz
fannten Serpieniten p~ercanften iIe, eas iie
ni9t ais sefdbrli6e Subjefte einseieBt
ipurccn.
Splde 3ultdnee fSnnen pcbl nidt
LANCER rauern. Wir bitten bic 2eaiez
runa, bic suten Oienltc elmer auswdrtis
gen &~esieruns gu tsanipru1en, camit Die
Suremturser bod ni6t gan; ibuslps inn
Iuslance leien sewib wirr ibr ibre
Bite nidt abselblasen wercen Gnas
Lamb, Selsien crer Selterrei6 wdren Of
nc 3ipeifel bereit ibre Standardization nit
rem S6nBe Der eurrmturscr gu bcaufs
trasen.
&ie tefannt Serlansen rie Suremturs
scr in amerifa, eS mSdte TOD Elm lus
rembursiIder Gpniul tort srnannt pers
zen; rieleln Serlansen prn Sauiencen
ssn Surembursem miiiln mir entipres
den, ipmpbl %ibretpesen als aud ~pcrienis
gen itrer 6amilie resen, mslds bier blci>
ben.
8efanntlid iinr bic YaefSrmli6feiten
an Der fran;6ii6en @rense fir Ipl&e
Reiience aufsebOben, pelts aus Selsien
ODER Gnslanp fpmmen ; pire cs nidt
,atbiam, eab uniere 8ssisruns ii6 in
paris fir Die euremburSer serreneste,
samit aud fir iie piele Grlei6tsruns Gin
irate? Cur. @prt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29

aufSiuns cerielben antinrisen, fam
gen an. Tt6ts mebr su beareifen.
Die Depeiben meloeten aetern,
raj 0eneral &c 81 a, Der beceuz
tenrfte Gbef Der Garlitenpartei, feline ars
NEE S%erlaiien babe unc Die @ren;e III
iiberidreiten Seriu1e. Oieies @erii6t
pirp curd Die leyten Nad,i6tsn 10 i
cerlest. pelde beiascn, ras or lid
BON Sera mad aiara gepanpt babe,
unc ct por;iebe, ii6 an ieinem uriprinss
liden plane III balten, Der carin be-
itsbt, cen 5etno rur6 feline @sbirssses
fedte auf;ureiben. Die Union" be-
bauptet aus ii6erer Suelle ;u wiien.
CAP DON Carlos pirflib in Spanien
lei. Die ~0uienne" fiist bin;u, rae Ger
prins gefebl seseten bat, bic Giienbabn
wicrerbsr;uitellen, Die &equiiticnen III
be;atlen unr ren @efansenen ras 9ebcn
81 ldenfcn. Die SHicielIen fabren nibts>
celtrweniser fort Die Seritelluns Der Gis
lenbabnen als einen 8eweis fir cas
5rrtl6reiten Der f5nisli6en 5ruppen III
tctradten. GS 1T wabri6einlid, raj,
renn rie 5elesrapbenlinien, melte uls
cieie Nadridten itsrEitteln, ;eritnitten
wdrsr,, bic Hesicruns iih ipeniaer beeilen
mbhtc, cieirlten neutrality-suspicious."
Die u@sence Sapas" bat in ibren De-
peldcn fUlsenre @anrlunsen rur6aes
madt. Grt lsusnete iie, ras DON 8arlps
in Spanien lei. Damn meIrete ie, CT lei
sur 6lu6t S%e;runsen wprcen. 9lm 3.
Wai ;eiSte iie Die %soIitinpise Niecerlaae
Ger Snlurrectipn, he Sprensuns iimmtz
lider &arlitsnidaaren unr bic 6ludt it,
rer anfibeer mad Sranfrsi6. sm
A. Na6mittaSs iiberrladte ie ibre
l%bcnnenteu nit Der Na6ri6t, cae
Opn 8arlps unterecm @elGute
Der @lpfcn ieinen feierli6en
GinSug in &apaYerp sebalten
babe, unc RAP er eprt npm @cneral be
@are, pelher ii6 Gags pprbsr auf Slu6t
mad 6ranfrei6 tefineen iplte, smpfansen
rrrce lei.
Die Soritebencen Mittbeilunssn psrs
ben uniere iber bic ipaniiden 3utinre
bisbsr seau6erten 9lniidtsn nur seretts
fertist erldcinen uni zen lssten 5elesrams
men seSeniber paS alte @prt CUR Sci
tuns fcmmen lallen: atwatten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29
Gommis : &csaseur Wambstta ais
Yrtaiser Der neutrality-suspicious.
&epubltf.

29arc 6rantreid purh id5nsssliscsrts
Weren su beilen inc ~ resensriren. Sam
te!ta bite cbns 3psifsl rieie brrcuhi5e
Arbeit idrn larSt YoibraGt. 0isisr
8ancepreriaer Ger 0emciratie lSft feline
@~s!esentrit ccribsrsetsn. UNI nam;m.Ii6
IN Ger prcrin, Gle eebre ron rsr aleinldia.
mahenren Rtpublif ~ pstfdureu unS
lisue AnhdnSsr ~ s%ewinnsn. Wan
muB es ibm lalItn, eas er catei nit Nas
eisuna unr @rI&id uriibrt unp lter
iens ,ctuits Ssrseiamfsit peflst. ole
pctl i'm Stanee 1T. Gle MlaNen nit lid
fcrt,ureiBen. 0ambetta bsfgt ren 8laus
bsn, Der Srras Ysrlsst nnt rsrum it aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29
enTe>m gazette.

;u nebmen unp ni6t BON ibnen ablafen
bis ibre Mitttel eriaSpft unp ie in einem
fremeen 9ance BON Tremcen umaeben.
pbne Sei6dftisuns unr unbefannt nit
zen Mfitteln, ii6 ielde ;u serl9afen, fid
ielbit iberlaiien finn, oft Idpsr setduldt
UNI entmutbist. Oie Slcefeuuna am
Scrc Der Sdife unp Die Sebanpluna
nab Der Sanruns treitt in Ger lbat Saus
lenre, ipel6e bel anseme6ener, bumaner
Sebanrluns niiglihe unp abtunaswerz
the Witslierer Der 0eleuI6aft 9epcrs
pen leiil mb6ten, ;l cinem 9eben res Ga
tiers unc Der Sbanre. SD ratbe nidt
sur Natipnals@ eieBsebuns bel anselesens
beitell bic BON Den Staaten aereaelt ipers
Del, lpltcn (; ib femme aber seinen @eaenz
itano, Ger Icinem Gbarafter mad mebr ma
tipnal mare, ais rie 5iiriurse fir bic 81
6erbeit unc @pblfabrt Der 5auIence, mel
DE fretnee sdncer S%erlaiien, Inn Yarser
pteler Neputlif ;u perpen. Grit menn ie
etnmal ibren @pbnprt sepiblt BADEN, lit
eS 3ett ibnen si i~iberlallen, li6 an bic
@eleBe Ger tetrrfenpcn 9cfalitat INN 2atb
unp Sdus 81 pencen." S6liesli6 Iaat
Der prdllcent ca6 ScTruna auf cas- Sc
lin9en Der nit cen Yeri6ierenen auswars
tissn Hesierunaen in Sc;us auf slusz
manrerunsSscrtrise ansefnipften Inter
barelun9en p%prbanren let.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29
s9at Der Ginwanoerer hurG bic VIC:
aieruna Der Ger. Staaten.

prdVrsnt @rant I6idte am IS.
Wfai an ben Senat unc tas Nepr1iens
tantenbaus fplssnpe YotIdaft: Sn mel
aer Sptidaft an ben Gonsres ~ Slnfans
Der sesenwdrttsen Sisuns, erwlbnte i'd
bic Strapa;en unp GntbebrunSen wel6en
arn,e Ginwancerer al Sprc Der S6ife
unp mad ibrer Nnfunft al unieren Sc
ifansen ausseiest UNI eeutete ;uslei6 an,
cab ih Die Grla1uns spn N~ationalsele,s
sen te9intiscn wdree, I'M cine Napitalz
fur pieles uebels su bepirfen. SD per-
iprab aud, nod pdbrene Ter aeacnwIrs
ti8en Sisuns cine Spesialtptidaft iber
ben 9esenltanp fir ben 5au S~prulesen,
cab bic ir;wiiden enhancement Na6ri6z
ten cine iolde re6tfertisen louten. SD
lbsrmittle nunmebr bsirsn SiuIern pes
eonsreGes MIes, tpas i6 felt ientr Belt
in 8esus auf pieien 0essniianp offsieQ
empfansen babe uno empfeble bic Grlais
flung folder 0eleBe, curt ,pel6e fir's
GrRe fur eie CUR @elunrbsit unp Seauems
si&feit n5tbisen 8dumli6fsitsn, SetSiiz
suns unp far Iol6e slbsel9ierenbsit ses
IcrSt miro, pab bic G%inwanrsrer ni6t ss.
;,punsen iinb, wioer 8iusn 3euse ees qas
ferS une Glcnes III isin UNI linen fir's
3rette mad ibrer antunlt in unlsrtu Sees
bdfeR S&uS seseu bic Spisbuteu ses
pdbrt pirr, ipel1e itetS bersit finn. ibnen
raS 8eai8e, oas Re nod mit,ubriasen i'm
Stanee lllc atsunebmcn. Soltc Sc
ieBe pirren int Sntere1t Der SunanitSt
iiesen une pSuiS seredtiertist erlteinsn,
Gin GinWanbercr lit nab lcinr Nm
fanft nidt Burger eineS Staates Deer
1rritsrtums, lonesrn fcmmt bieter. um
SdrSer Der sroesn Heputlit ;u wsrpen,
frei In Ger Wabl lrince S0rhno,rs, nm
8ebuncen im 0enuiis Ger SeSnunacu 81
nfr lhdBfncen Msaicrung unicr ecIdry
ale rer Dem 0eleee sleih lluc unit nur
lsitteinsm 6!eiBeeeu Natipna, &rblitanc
ssrnebren III belisn. Bel lsiner NufuuIl
tenit er 'perer Staaten nrn Gerrcratir-
nen, loaoern rcrtraut ltilllapriasnp rcm
l@tiSenren arlne psS srpBtu freien Fan
pes, eefl eeni CT, ebe er iein 8atrrlanc
rrrlief. ~ md srbSu bat. Dicicnia.n,
ole &eiie nit Mittelu aatretsn, ole
ni9t binreiden. ic bis ,ur sSabi zines
8 ctnertst unr elmer lrtnsnren Nrtrit
bialanslid su u~nfnbaItsn. fnctu lid curd
cie GRtbtbrunsen UNI idledts Sebanes
lung wdbrenp rer 8siie unp au 3iele H.
rsr Reiie eur6 Die 6anplunaSweiie yors
ssblider Greunre, welds elm ssisbli9es
iRsdt teanipradsn, ie unttr ibfe Sbbut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-29
Meber Staniem

trlnSen lele8ramme bic Weleun9m rae
Orn &arles sebansen, feline Damn
ibaften ssidlasen unp s~eritreut unp Ger
8arlilenfibrerr n u , auf fransSTibes
0etiet secranst lei. OieIe Nahri6ten
inc NIT siniser 3uriidbaltuns cntsesens
;unebmen. @as lilies telelraptirt rsrs
ben fam, raScn BADEN bic Sran;pIen i'm
lestsn 8rieSe 10 rclatante Ssiipitlc aclies
fert, cab es iberfliliS mire, nod belpns
eers natweilsn su isellen. IN mic tsre6=
tiStsr @siie Sirit Sismard sslesentli6
iosen fpnnte: u@rlpsen, ME %telesrnpbirt."
&ir itellen I'M Splsenren einise Welpuns
gen serIdierener Slitter suiammer, pels
dye uniers Wabnuns sur SMii6t III be-
ititiSsn sssisast iinp unp 10 sisl wsniss
items rarttun, cap Der slufitanc Ger Sars
liitcu bel @eitem nitt 10 b%ercutunsslcs
it, ais bic NeSieulns amasep's |. rsr
@slt aIauben MAIDEN mbdte.
llsbsr Den s~lufentbalt Opn 8arlcs' in
Spanien duBert eas .Scunal res DC
bats" pom 4. Wai:
Der ~,llniYcr5" tebauptet, aus ihsr,r
S.aelle ~ Wiiien. eas DON &arlpS II irts
LID IN Spanien lei, aber auf rer
anrtecn Seite melret bic III Scrceaur err
ldsinsnre o@ironre" auf @runp zines ibr
aus Sappnne SuSesansensn Sriefes. caS
lIh Ger pritenpent in einem frans5Ilden
OcrTr Der Inter yrenaen serbpraen
talte, 100 CT cen siinitissn Nusenblid abs
parte, I'm auf Gen ipaniidsn 8pctn bin
iiber3utretsn. @ie rem aud lein m5se,
Don Rarlps Bat felt ieiner leetsn prcclaz
nation tetn esbensseiden msbr ssseten
1nc man ineet feline Spur Ieis
anweien belt unter rem
in iurSentfn."
OaNslbe Slatt itrsibt in isincy Nums
mtr pom ). Wai,
Die Ma&ridtsn aus Spanien. ,pelbe
beate eintrcftn, iinp nibt in pclltommes
nsr tiebereinfimmuns nit rensn psn, ses
ltrlsen Gage. Der 8arlilten : @eneral
Haca bate, iasts man, ieint BAN
%perlaITsn, um mad Sranfreid gu Hid,
ten. Cine Oepelbe aus SapenneI
pom beuttBen Datum bshauptst. er Babe
nur einen i6eiu barsn Mid
n8auSsef ibrt. um iih Ger @ren;e ~
nabern uao cen Gintriu Gou aaylcs'
nab Spanien Al tssinhisen. Titirlte
0eps'te fiist sin,u, rag Sen 8arIrs in
Der lbat ant weittn %sra,
fietnsn Dirdsn an rrr Sieallea /
,Naetsmmm lei. Gin aneeres Stlssramm
'us Sappnae pom islbcu Gage be
-ihie., bag efe f6ni9lihsa 5ruspsn un
sf DEM Commando res WarhaIs Ger.
ane auf rem rshten une Fem linfsn ;yli4
Ifi non Vera cprrirtn. nm cie Sniurssn
IN ~ um;inSelu. unr RAP Gin ~tsrruten,
sr Slmpf ,u eupartsu hsbf.
Der .M0nee" ssm ). Mai iast in
'inem prsmiersya
in Spanien sewinm eie 5nluwscs
OF bstrd&tli4e Mustsbpuna,
nc Die Blatter, wsI&t jstsn 5as BE