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New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

There are few things so good to fight an enemy
with as his own weapons Such is the lesson OF the
diplomat and the soldier and the temperance people
of Niagara Fails have taken occasion to show that
they also have learned IT, gentleman of thatplace,
dealing abundantly in the flowing bowl, lately
deemed it his duty to make an arid world aware Of
the capacity and the excellence of the same To this
end he did straightway launch upon the highway
peripatetic small boy carrying tremendous trans
parency bearing testimony to the said abundance
and delicious goodness of his liquors This artistic
procession of one was extremely successful in its
object until another procession of small boy and big
transparency appeared dangling in its wake Alas
for the deaerin the fluid which biteth and stingeth
The temperance party had borrowed his dea but not
his legend-for on tho second transparency writ
ten this sentence: "Cursed is he that putteth the
cup to his brothers lips"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

Tenants of booths about Fulton Market are
elevating their shanties on short stilts, with
the expectation that they will thus be able to
stay destruction. This sort OF tempOrizing,
however, did not help the case of the huck-
sters around Washington Market. Now we
Lave got at it, clean sweep may as well be
made of all these excresences They have no
right where they are; they impede travel,
check ventilation and collect various kinds of
refuse and repulsve litter. To suppose that
any of these objections can be Obviated by
hosting the booths on poles is TO imply that an
extension of the AstOr House into Broadway
would be unobjectiOnable if it were built so
that broom could pass under it.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

There seems to be no bound to the wandering
habits of the average American Incidentally, we
learn the whereabouts Of journalist who was at
one time member of the California Legislature,
then n saw-mill superintendent then an importer
OF manageable young women from New England
10 Washington Territory. This loving genius. Mr..
w. r. Watkins. islnow hunting for gold W I,ua frl
Fueip. No sclts 100 iva contacts 80 guTc.a.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

A report on organized charity, made to the
Board of Commissioners of Public Charities
and Correction, published on another page of
THE TRIBUNE, is specially timely. Street beg
ears, it would seem, were never so numerous
and persistent as now. 1t is impossible to tell
what proportion of these may be impostors; |;
but the common opinion is that most OF them
are professionals" as they are called. 1t Is
@ common remark among benevolently dis
posed people that they would consent to a
heavy tax provided they were assured that it
would be expended for the relief of the needy.
Mr.. stern's report makes soms suggestions in
this same direction. Charity must be organ
lied to be effective; and the municipal board
Uvhicb nv, l,as' ci.1rce o. t'c Dpbue charities
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
0mnsemsuts, str., Chs epsnina.

wAIIACK's THEArER-"Mim." Mr. Dion Bouoicaui''
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. - Summer Nights Concert
Theodore Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

A Southern newspaper speaks of a commencement
address as eloquent, chaste, and unique'-ot
another as "manly and pleasing"-of third as
elegant, graceful. and eanest'-of a fourth as
" soul-warming'-of a fifth as sparkling and beau
tifup-of a sixth as vigorous and sound" There
is no more useful part of speech than your adjec-
tive In reporting it saves all the trouble of special
and distinctive description. Coneretes are trouble
some and nouns mean something, but the adjectives
are always at hand and may be sprinkled upon the
page as easily as pepper is sprinkled from the box.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

The manner of restraining the playful impetuOsity
of Southern gentlemen while at church is very
graceful and picturesque. Not with calm and tepid
words does Texas preacher rebuke an unduly
gamesOme flock. No; the worthy man to whom
specially refer stopped his sermon, the other day,
raised convenient rifle and observed warmly in a
spirit of love- William Dellp, sit down or I'll make
it painful for you.' The slightly obstreperous
William Immediately took this mild hint and sat
him down to quiet enjoyment of his Christian
privileges.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

Among the good old things which are passing
away is that dear delightful generation of old
ladies whose gospel of life that of Fuss and to
whom innovation and novelty came as the indica-
tions of breaking world. Yes they going fast,
these kind old DANES who always wore low shoes,
whose promenades were inseparable from faithful
umbarell," to whom railway journey was a thing
of horror, and whose normal condition was that Of
worry. But we are glad to that there is one of
the ancient sort left, and herewith introduce the
Model Old Lady of Middlebury, Wisconsin. A few
days ago she calmly crossed over a bridge marked
dangerous" not having perceived the sign indi-
eating that fact On reaching the further side
kind soul gave her that piece of information where
upon she Immediately turned in great alarm and
rocrossed the dreadful structure.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

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WEISS o.; SHAKEsPEARE,-SlX Shakespearean
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ErrRA No. T. Prce &C.; BY nal 81
Ar. STUDENTS will find in THE TRIBUNE
LEcrEE FyrH the Art Snde delivered the Ma
uoaal Academy Co1sss. Puoe g. BY nall &c.
Tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. s.
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An EARSEsr PEOfFsT AGAINST
DAHwISIAN THEORY.
Twelve delivered b. Prot AGAsL before the Museum or
Comparative Zoology CubuJye Mass containing vast amount o
new rrI ate Information concerning Animal Life printed fall
Tribune sho' Of eg. pages sd saed VIII numerous ehSg'
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tr In th Recy Mountains br The Yal College Ey pediuon.
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.epfs ad.r.ss THE TRIBUNE keY-lOrk
Shee conann. 30 Lectures aud l5V
and Cieu, M0biieT Eepot for 80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

This being the season Of unrlpe fruit, Massachu-
setts newspaper makes pertinent suggestions con-
cerning the same-for instance that it is well to
whip soundy all small boys found near orchards on
general preventive principles. 1t is likewise well to
feel their pockets whenever they enter the domestic
domcile. To find the deadly apple there indicates
an intention to eat and to find shows that they
have already been eaten. Either way, there is but
one thing which an able and conscientious parent
can consistently do But, however much he does
this thing there is hope of parting the average
small boy from his beloved green apple. Not if every
apple tree in the country were guarded by ghost
and dozen rattlesnakes would the Small Boy forego
his fayorite fruit. Can we say mOref
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
3-elp-21orIs Dailu Gribm1re.
TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1873.

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Dnsnrss Notlces.

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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04
Oie 9biD.

.Mnsf auf bei1 Tubbooen eetporfen. Serr
Mbnot tpeibete fi6 einen Moment an per
3appelnben @eitalt, bieiDalbll,terbriidte
Sliide berporitieB,; bann bolte er binter
6em @9enttii9e cine se,uu6ttge Yeitl6e
berpor lnb beorbettete oamit ben bilflo=
len Ginbre9er, bis lein @naoengebenl
bert itumnte unO ct fein @lieo mebr rib
rem fonnte. Gum S6luB nabm er ibm
ben @ut ab, tuarf i'm auf pie StraBe,
unb rief linn ols @9eiOesruB Die War=
nung 5u, binnen "a Stunoen Die @taot
au perlaHen tpiorigenfalls er1eine ipoDl=
befannte NerI0nli9feit lammt ben 5u=
riif6ebaltenen berfiibrnngsfiden Der
Boliaei iiberliefern lpiiroe. =
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ai6t 3ablrei9, aber ibr gin1ub lit FORT
tpdbrenb am Wa6ien. 9ie prpte itan=
ten iino III Der geringiten 3abl uno bic
16pd9Iten bon alien. @s 9ibt BORT
lproteitantil9e @emeinoen, beren Wett=
'glieoer i'm. Muslanbe seboren 1ino, aber
ibr @influB 1T gan5 unbeoenteno. Sie
@aloen1er baben eine tbeolosii6e S9u=
le 3n Slpren5, aber .es 1T Elm @atblel +,
mas barin >geleb1t weroen fann> oa Die
ie(be ofen 1T fit ale @tllbenten pbne
l1nterI 9ieb Der Geli9ion; uno oob oie=
1elben ber S9ule tpesen ibre &eligion
ni9t 5u perla6en broud)en, uln eine an=
bere an5unebmen. Obl6on bic Yrote-
itanten in Stolien nur eine 9anbpoa Bill
ben, 10 1inb .iie bod in 10 peri9ieoene
@eften 9etbeilt. Obto.)
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Ser @Sruteffo nftstlt,tS IN
cStuItelt.
~ yIW lGW%

8ei Der lebten 10 9erdui6pollen Gpan=
gel1}9en Nllian5 in 9few Dorf CAB eia
9err Yrs9et, Elm WaloenlH6er Yreoi=
ger aug @enua cine @ti55e iiber Die reli=
gi6ien 8erbdltniiie Staliens, Die etluas
interenant iit, oa lie bon einem prote.
ifantiI6en A}reoiger fomnt, Der liber Oas
fatbolil9e Stalien ipri6t.
9ie (tatboli16e) @eiltli6teit in Sta
lien fat 1i@ nit sertn9en Musnobmen
enger als, iemals benz 9eiligen @tubte
ansei6loiien un6 1T entl9loiien, oonit
5l iteDen ober gu fallen. Ser (ab9efal=
lene) 9pacintb Dielt Bortrdse in Som,
aber bic @eiltli6feit lieb i'm allein, uno
feline uenigen Nnbdnser paren iol6e>
oab bielelben ni6ts Grfol9rei6es tbun
fpnnten. Inter Der (fatboli16en) Sci It.
li6feit i # cine 9roBe 3a6l DON frommer
Grgebenbeit se9en Die air9e beieelt. Sie=
le Meni6en gibt es BORT Die 1i6 gar
ni6t llm ibre religi0}es nebungen be-
fiimmern unb mebr SntereNe an oer po=
ltttf ais am @lauben finben; aber oie1e
Menl6entlaiie bat bod lire Mnbdng=
an Die Gir9e ni9t aufgeseben, 1onoern
glaubt an Gom eben1opiel, 1Die an tr9en0
|onf ettpas. Sic @ottesldu9ner fnb
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

- Gin @inbre9er uie bic
M aus in Der S ale 9efan9en.
gor einiger 3ett bra6en 9iebe in bic
9(nnot]9e &efauration an oer Gde bon
9ublotp= 1lao Gipingtoni itroBe in Jfem
Oprf. Elm unb rdumten fal- bag 9on5e
2pfal aug. I'm dbnli6e &aub5ii9e gu
|pcrlal5en, lieb 9err Darius @onot einen
9lpparat anbrinse11 ber beim 8etreten
bes @olons bur9 einen l1neingeipeibten
ni9t blob cine @@elle iibcr leinem 8ett
in Belpegun9 iebt 1onoern ben Gin
bringing Io9lei6 bermaben in Die Srabt@
leitung perlpidelt, Sab an etn Sosma9en
obne freuoe 9iilfe ni4t gu benfen 1T.
Sn Der Na6t pom @pnnta9 auf ben
Montag slui16en l unb ubr ipuroe Der
@irtb 0ur6 Die i6rillcn SDne Der Sdrm=
glode iiber 3einem 9aupte aug benz eriten
@9lummer ge,pedt. Gr rief ieiner Gbe=
bdlf fte 5u> linn nit benz 2i6te gu fol9en
,tn0 Beioe ,itieeen in ben Salon binab.
Sier faben lie eii1en aerl III ben Drabt=
pcr1 19linguneen persebens 1i6 abqudlen
ben freien @ebrau6 ieiner @lieoer tpie=
ber5uer1ansen. @eine Spibbubenlaterne
Elm uSimrnp" uno Elm 5an5es Nrienal
BON @inbre@erwert5e batte ct in oer
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04
Ster Scfebrunaett.

Ser i'm Sru6jobre 1872 per 1torbene
Bi16of BON &i6mon6 (@taat 8irginien
in 9}oroamerita), 9err Mac=@iu, iibte
bur9 feline Gan ftnutb uno lein lpiirbe<
polles Benebn1er einen unpioer1tebli6en
Gtnflub ouf 9llle aus, tpel9e in leine
ydbe famen, 10 boB man i'm Dduiig nit
Dem ~. Tran5 Gales persli6. - Wab=
reno Der Weibna6ts feierta9e botten bier
eben aus elmer reli9ionslole len Mnitalt ge=
tommene junge 9erren III Dem rei5enoen
Satobstbale 1i6 5u elmer Sui itportie Su=
lammen9efunoen. @ie lparen, trob elmer
9ldn5en6en 8ilouns in ,ueltli6en Sim
gen, iii @a9cn Ser &eli9inn pabre 9ei=
Sen. &oum botten fe erfabren, bob Der
8iibof Neoc=@ia. int 9lei4en Dorfe> mo-
1ie abeeltie9en, 1i9 o1lf elmer &ir3enpi=
iitation befnoe 10 luollten tie |i6 ben
SpoB n1o6en, NIT Dem Wuroentra9er
Der tatbpli1 16eu &ir9e ein @tiino9en Su
perplauberl1 INN bonn etli6e ipDttiIae
Benertungen meDr in ibrcm Sagebu9e
Su BE Fl beu. SD bcgeben Tie lib CUR
Wpbnung bes Oberbirten> loIen lire
&arten iberrei9en unb merben unuer=
5isli6 5l1r Mu0ien5 ein9efiibrt. Glner
Der jun9en 9erren erSdblte no9ber, ooB
Oas qluftreten bes iiAofs 10 miirocppu
un0 maDe1tdtil6 d NOR, 0ob lie olsbolo bic
9r6bte So6o6tlln9 fir i'm geponnen>
lpdbrel16 feline unbe1 16reibli6e Can't
mutb lire 9er5en an i'm fsNelte: 9os
Gnoer9ebnib oes Belubes 1T lel9t gu
erratben. sic Datten fritiIiren 19er5en,
fur5, cine interef ffonte 9tunoe nit oem
fqtboli16cn 8il6ofe subrin9en mollen
.bDrten aber nit geipannter gufnfrt lam=
felt 5u 1no - gin9en befebrt pon oan=
men. Gin Sabr lpater maren Die N1er
lpirfli6 muiterbofte &otboliten gemorDen
unb fnb 1eitoem iDren eOlen @runolaben
treu 9eblieben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

-M Bp er ftanon n ib. Gin Gn9=
Idnoer fam tiir5li4 nod Gette in Srant=
reid. @eine erite Tra9e i'm @aitbofe
mar na6 Muibrooms Yilsen) bic bort
auberorbentlid6 belicot 5u boben itro.
Scr &ellner perltebt i'm ni6t. ~Mulb=
ropms", wieoerbolt Der @nsldnoer BON
einem Tub auf oen anoern treteno uno
li9 babel per9ebli9 auf Den fran5olii9en
Nomen uGbampignons" beItnneno. 9o
fommt linn plDtli@ eiue quite Soee: Gr
nimmt cine &oble uno 5ei6net einen
Yra6tpils an Die Wan0. uN6 i4 per=
1tebe>" 1a9te ber &ellner, remit fort uno
bringt - einen &egeui i6irm.
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Das @6etbfpiel als B;l=
6atu4S1tttftel. a4 b

9os iodine Spiel 6os man S9a9
nennt, lit in Nuerifa mod tpetlig befannt
unb perbreitet. Oas @6a9lptel 1T fein
@piel, oas sic 9ablu9t ndbrt, tpie bas
9a5aroipiel an Ser Tarobant; es 1T au6
fein Sptel, boB iemano aug @etpinn=
iu@t ooer 3erfreuunsslu@t ipielt X. >pie
bas &artenIpiel> 1onDern esI1in0 Bepeg=
9riinbe anberer Mrt> bic ben Men16en
bemesen, in Den Stunben Der. Grbolun9
gum erniten S9o9ipiel 3u sreifer. 9as.
@@a@ipiel 1T etsentli9 fem Spiel, 1on=
bern pieln1eDr Elm 8ilbungsmittel Don
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boDem Wertbe. sWenn mir es benno9
Elm @piel nennen tpouen, 70 lit es f6er
Ebas eoeIite Spiel ein 5piel, lpel9es In
Ii6 Iebit 19on rei9en @ewinn trdst.
Sic morolil9e @eite bes S6o6lpiels
no6t es ieoem @ebtfoete,1 uub ieben1,
Ser mad Musbileuns ieiner eetiti9en So
|bigfeitelt itrebt; empfe6lenslpertb. Wollt
iDr Bdter unb gr5ieDer ben 5ur 3eritreu=
ing uno' gum uniteten Sanoeln 9eneig=
ten Ginn eiirer @Dbne unb PFegbefob=
lenen an BeDarrlttbfeit uno Nus6auer in
Werfplguns etnes Be eiti1nmten 3ieles ge=
pDbnen 10 gebt ibnen Elm @6a61piel
lobt lie bas @piel .lernen alnb oann bie>
tet i6net1 1tatt frr9tlole Grmabnun9en
an lte Sll ber16wenoer, cine S9o9par=
tie an: Die se>paltise Ma9t bes Ctr
sei5es im Selbi it9efiibl 0er &raft> bos
li6 bann por5iisli6 regt, luenn pir lie
init einem @egner melien, miro Die @ei<
1tesfrdfte Der Sugenb ausbilben in Der
fir oas prattil9e 9eben 70 i6eraus piG=
tigen Tdbisfeit unter perI6teoenen Sc
9en1tdnben, lpel9en mon 1d1nmtli6 ein=
5eln unumsdn9li6e Nufmerfiamteit f6ul=
big lit, Die on9emehenite 4noronung gu
treffen. -.
gSie fo1t feline anoere gei1tise 8e1 16df=
tigung bilbet bas ongenebme S9a9lpiel
I'M Self Der Su9eno Die an9enebme
@abe bes ueber1 19ouens unb bes rubigen
uno onboltenoen Naboentens, Gs lebrt
Dem @pieler Die @elb1 1tbeberr1 dung 1eiz
ner @efuble, bic oft md9tig i'm Snnern
fturnen, un6 benen bie @6idli9feit Die
2arpe oer &oltbliitigteit leiben mnB.
Man fonn 1i9er bebaupten boB nur
Elm gum ruDigen un6 onboltenben No9=
oenten fdbiger N}eu19 Elm tii6ti9er
@6a6lpieler weroen fann, 10 'pie man
Bel einen ols guten @6o61pieler betonn=
ten Monne fa1t INNER nit @i6erbeit cine
rubise 8e1onnenDeit uno l1eberleg genbeit
boraus 1eten fam. 9as .S6o6|piel
gebDrt 81 ben Io9enannten fin ltli6en
@pielen, 5. ;. ber @e,pinn Der Yartie
bdn9t nitbt ,pie beim &artenlpiel, gang
ooer tbeillueile le bonn 3ufaQ ab; lonbern
einsig un0 alein BON Der @e16idli9teit
uno BON Der ueberlesun9 uno elufmerf=
lan1feit bes @pielenoen. Ne6gen benn
Die bier an9eoeuteten 8ortbeile bes
@9a6lpiels re6t piele unlerer Sc Jet be-
iue9en> oas 5eri itreuenOe &artenipieL oos
in pielen Sdl1en nur Die 9abiu6t fOr-
BERT uno gu falt lpeiter niAts oient, als
auf nutlo1e Weile Die 3eit tobt5ul6la=
gen , auf5u9eben unb oa fir oas e0elite
ollcr @piele oas @Ga6lpiel sur 9anb
gu nebmen! (ODio.)
~ fST r.
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@lterm=gpr{se1t.

gBenn @ott BIT liebe &inber gab,
@o bi1t bu bo9 BON ibn1 geebrct;
@ei'f Water ober W}utter bu>
Gin bebres @liif marb bir bel 9eeret,
9enn ,pas Gr @einen Menl l6en 1T,
Sic treue Gieb', bic polle @iite,
,9as @oQ1 It bu beinen Rinbern 1ein
@on 9an5en1 9er5cn unb @emiitbe.
nno fat Der 9ute> treue @ott
@ein er1tes @nabenpfano 9e9eben,
Gp nin1n1s in beine Nrme on
l1nb lpri9: uDir mill ib olseit lebcn
9u 1ollit mein Gin uno Mles 1ein,
Sy9 tpill bi9 liebcn, ipill bi@ fii5ren,
Du 1plit als unle 19Dnlte @6nuf
9as 9eili9tbum oes 9au1es 5ieren."
nno blibt bie fleine Blume ouf,
Yon @ottesooem milo umfd9clt,
Donn merf'> Elm Gngel ite9t sur Gcif
Ser immeroar oein &inb nnld6elt.
Ct bdlt es fets 1T treuer Sut
CT tpiQ es ianft bur9s 2eben lciten.
8, @9eu9e ni9t ben Gngel fort
Dur9 bartes Wprt unb @6elten,
Streiten
Mie ober> ,penn i'm Soule oein
Ser Moneel uobnt unD ban9e Gcrz~
gen;
@enn aufge5ebrt bein lestes 8roo
l1no triib' anbri9t Der na6lte Mpr=
8 Bid auf beine &inber bin>
@ie mi lien nid)ts bon oeinem @ramen;
@ei fef unb jtart> 1ie ,pirben 1onit
Sid in ben, @ottpertruuen bel9dmen!
gBcnn @ott Dir en0li6 &inber nabm,
9ann murre ni6t uno balte fttlle;
Gr fat 1ie Iieber nod oenn bu,
9arum ge}6ie6t alio @ein 9Sille.
Sroe lie 5nm @robestammerlein
Wer iueiB tuie balo audi ou mnbt
~. 19eioen!
Sod Jorge bab i'm 9immel on
@ie pieoer liebit su etp'9en6reuoen !
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- gls &arl V. Dor Dem Rurf fiirlten
Morib BON @a6len gu nd6tliber Me'le
aus Snnsbrud Fieben lnubte, 1tellte cs
li9 beraus, oab Die nit pel5 sefatierien
Pooosra1tiefel bes Monar9en seitoblen
por6en ,paren. @etne 9iencr perf flud=
ten ben 9ieb. SD miini9e i6m ni9ts,
ols ooB Die @tiefel baloiglt poHen MO
gen !" bemerfte Der &ailer ld6e(no.
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g e { 1 f 1t 1t b e.

.,s Sic 3eitfunoe nber gbronologie bor=
belt pon ben per19iebenen 3eitansaben.
Der Sbaten lnb &Be9ebenDetten. Obne
biele 8iKenI6aft mare in ber ,@ei6i6te
bergangener 3eiten feline Orbnuns gu
brin8en unb Die sa15e @el6i6te ipiirbe
feinen Wertb baben. Sc 1T ndmli6 BET
ben per59iebenen SbotIa6 6ell Der Sc
1didte niDt 10 Iebr Bic TbatIahe felbit !,
Die hire 8ebelltung fat unb un1ere Be=
numbering ouf f6 5iebt fonoern piel=
11lebr Der 3ettpunft III ,pel9enf olele
Sbatla6e fdut. @o miro 5. 9. Golum=
bus init &e9t bemunbert tpe9en Ieiner
fiibnen Shat, ben Sceon gu bur916iffen
nobel ct g(merifa entbedte. Qlber Suu<
1en0e bon @eefabrern baben na6 60
lumbus baTelbe getban, Te baben ben
Ocean bur9l6ifft uno linb na9 Nmerifa
getomnen unb bod 1pri9t BON alien
bie|en feiner init 1Dl6er 8eiuunoerun9, ols
bonn sroBen Columbus. gSos berletbt
benn nun Der Tabrt bes Columbus einen
10 grobe1 Wertb? Ginfa6 Der I'm ltano
boS er ber 3eit no9 Der erte guropder
mar, bee Mmsrtta fanb .unO 1ein 0aIetn
her cipili}irten Melt befonnt ma9te. 90
1T es nit piele1r onberen 9lngaben Der
@e11i9te, bic er1t bur6 Die 3eit, in
>uelde lie fallen ibre 8soeutung erlan=
gen.
Grit felt ptolomdus pDila6elpbos, &6=
mig BON @9Dpten, I'm bos Sabr 25o Dor
Gbri1ti @eburt, fat man bic 3eitf1ln0e
als cine bel eionbere @iNenl6aft gu bebon=
beln ansefansen. a&un tbeilt bic 3eit
III tleinere uno erbbere Nbtbeilun9en.
gu ben erlteren 9eb6ren bas Sabr Der
Monot, bic Wo9e, Der Sag, Die @tunoe
bic Minute,. bic SecunOe; Su ben lebtern
Der gDclus, bos Sobrbuuoert, Die perio<
ben.
Dos Sobr iit ent>peber eil1 o1tronomi-
39es poer natiirlibes, nber biirgerli6es,
fin itli9es oas natiirli9e 1T ,pieOerum
entpeber Elm @pnnenjabr ober Dfonbiobr.
9ag @onnenjaDr, pel6es bic 3eit
ausma6t Die bic Gr6c braud5t, Inn Die
@onne gu umtrei1en lit ent>ue0er Elm
tropi19es eSabr pber elm Siberoljobr.
8as tropii6e Sabr lit Die 3eit tpelde
bic Groe nDtbi9 bot, oenlelben @onnen=
apenbepunft 5u errei9en es entbdlt 365
Sage, 5 @tunben, 4S Minnten, 49 @es
funoen. >9as Siberaliobr 1T bie 3eit
pel6e bie @roe n6tbig bat, UNI NIT oen1=
lelben 5irferne IN 9lei6er @teuun9 5n
ton1men; es entbdlt s365 Sase,6 @tun=
ben> 8 W1inllten, AZ Getunben.
3as Meonojabr >uel6es Die 3eit aus<
ma6t> in tpelber Der Mono sm5lfmal Die
Grbe umfreiit entbdlt 354 Sage, s
@tnnoen> 4S Mfinutety So @tunben.
9as biirgerlibe @onnenjabr entbalt
365 Sage unb ale bier Sabre Elm
@doltjabr NIT 366 So9en + ,uel6es je=
bod in einem Sabrbunoert ni6t 25 W}al
5pnbern nur "a Mfal eintritt. 9os
biir9erlid)e Mo11OjaDr entbdlt 9etpDbnlid5
354 Sage unb Die 8Dlfer mel@e liG
.bie1er 3eitre6nung be6ienten> 19olteten
jeoes bierte Sabr einen Monat Elm un
Die perlorenen Sage iuieber ous5uglei6en
alno bem Gonnenjobre 9lei9 gu fommen.
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