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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Tue FIGnT IN WicoMicO County. -
We nave already published the TACT thai
large nImb,r OF Democrats in WiCom-
leo county, being dissatisfied with tUa
wIi-,tlous made Lhe.l party, ha!
noted aud SCI n.y. ticket of their own
huicc. rncy 4rc ishting 10 win, cvl.
donuJ, AMI have Just obtained control
over tae Salisbury Eastern Shora,an,
wit D. hopkins TAR and j. ". f.
Cooper as editors, who announce that
they will support the boilers ticket,
" believing that its success in tte coming
election will be a victory for the masses
over the few self-cor stituted leaders, who,
lnder ne guise and in the name OF
Democrats, have been too long controll-
ing tie political affairs of the county in
the interest of themselves and few
friends, to the detrlment of the people So
Mr.. j, il. Parsons, who has been editing
the Eastern SAoren,aN, reiires. Both
parties are advertising large numbers Of
mass meetings and barbacucs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
O r d.

A GARD.
o.orIs visEsr.and H, "; vistsr. hs,. uuu..
counties, Maryland uuder Ne Hrm ~ an
oBoReB WICK sRg a SOW
CHHsrERTo~ Mo-. July l, ISL leGw
T. H.rrHL'
Justice OF 'hs r.n-e and Notary
Once. sosshipley street.
issw IMlNGToH mn
DIl.s on HF~"RRu IDsT TT.
re-mananiy cure by ''ABs0RPriSSR. w I'd
W A NMoco6siSSpL y. IS, N fni,ss y
Best Of refrre7ee given topersons eufes' mh1i
RENJ. O. H PIPER,
,rtt'A RI "a
Oinmos... wH'.h : C'eeh.. w,,ry
1920 CbestHut Street. south side.
81 PHILAD 'LPHIA
Parhcn'sr attanri N given 10 repairing al st.s.
OF va eaeS S g. slSes % ~; 9YF Ss I'D igye
1 Eugli-h pasd oie; 7lso, Frenrh riots ~
br nges suitable for iliday aud bridal rrs..si.a
not2blf
HoRsgs, FURNITURE CARS Avn nv
i - he anbscTiheT bHg leave to notify N
aud vicinity that he still oantnues 4, 10
/ keen ut his OLD stand corner o. FRONT Ann
FRsN0H ST FEre, Furniture ara end ms
/ and aNcelle-t HOrseH to hira ut ell houra py,r
ture A. 4 otter aTtiree will he removed irf,a R
| Steamboat nd NJ and other plaeesin M NJ
with g'ta' cate by * llful nd sober drivers 4,
VII de i.e Gray ps can be- scconmoi led viii
pfomptneHs a. The llwestpo.sihle mite '''
| lehWm Mukhl kWEInrr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Summary of Deaths in the City of Will

Born IN United States, % England, not
Givsn, b-'7.
Ma e, %, female, ~; SEX not given 3-57
White 80; ilored Is; nOt given 8 -67,
Died out OF the city snd bfough here for buriA6
All persons hnlding Ger isca es Of deaths iq
the city, no matter iehere ne place q ouriat
monthly to ELISHA HUXLRY. Registrar.
6C2 King Stro-t.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

TIVE SOLDIERS MoNUMENr.-Tl
Monument Association held meeting al
Tenth and Market streets, on SATURDAY,
evening last, TO make arrangements IL
possible, TO finish the soldiers monument
and put the grounds In order at once. H.
addition tc the directors OF the associa
sion, there was present committee APP
pointed ny the members Of the First Del.
aware Volunteers, at their recent reunion
Tor the purpose Of consulting with, and
II possible, aiding the association in their
work. After a fun discussion of tie
association, committee Of three.
consisting Of DR.. William D. Nolen.
John Jones, Esq, and DR.. John ?. Wales,
was appointed, to which was added Oh
on behalf Of the First Delaware Tom.
mittec, Capt j, P. Poslles, With lnstruc.
lions TO ascertain the amount of money
required TO complete the monument, pat
the grounds in order and pay Oft the debt
when the meeting adjourned to meet al
the same place al ~ O'Clock Friday
evening, 18th inst, without further notice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
DHlLApILPHIA WILMINGTON a BALTi-
L MOkE RAILROAD TIME TABLE
dounWMofHo auHplT. Errt HMBFn n. lHH

~ MORE hAlLhbhD ftmh ' AblE
ooNnHsofEa susphI, SIT EMBER q, 1873.
sOUThWAhD.
Trains from Phtadelphia viii leave the Depot
Chester Z s'l5, sso, lo,soss@9;ii2SS,A,2 PIP
v L@amotiu, 100, s.B,s@. 80 ml2a,
2.i0 40, 400, ASO, AS. 0 IS %, $50, and
fSaTio~, 100 $50 1880 a. MT 2S.
~ $780, 20 3 Ss ~, q N 90 $40. 10 TO- am
40. 40 3 10, 6 Is, $50, Ii. 30, ,. m.
Bsllsyue 10y $50. 1880 a. IN. 20'
40 ~ G s1s.oi5 5, S@ -. s.S. d 81 p. m. :
sswp1rt' ssssHn' sSsfs%o,A p'n'
C6arlsst wn, s so a m 1 4 p. N.
FF siPS9Rlis; u 3d. & = , n i2@, 4oo
d 1 iI;Ss $50, a, H., 100. &
- 2bsTdsen. Psrrymau'r, EdgswOOd. Magnolia.
80 4. m osOo, u 81; p. m.
ohaAs's, sssmmsr'a Run. $50 g. m !
Bali nols. $50, m lAOc m, l2.lS Sm'
The The Lis. p m traiu from Philadelphia con.
usets for fortIess M.gros and horolk'
eD .,,orn, of Sisarsncs In lime. traips leave
Baltm ie BY city time nve minutes earlier than
Trails Tor fhlladelphlh VIII leave AH ioilo"h'
B "a timOss, Zso $50 a. m. AS Lso lo,4.
avrs. de. Grace, Il 10, sS7, 1857. a. M Az
?; aTTy1Iie, i2l9, g. ~. aos lC6, m,4a.
win IBgton, 80, TO- $40 lo.oo, i0S,
Chester, 6s ~ sss SIS SIS. 10 g.
n.07,. a. N. LIS. 40. Az g. as. 6l0
IA i0''A p sstsDAr rRAiNs.
No trains will be run on Sunday except those
Trains from Phlladslphls will lsAVs AS follsws
| or
LRmokin and intermediate stations. /. o., p. m.
Nilmingt aand way station, s, a. IN, ~, p III.
Baltimore, stoppinE a, the principal stations
Trans Tor Philadelphia will leave as follows,
| rom
Lamokin Aud inierulediate stations. 9.i5, a IN,
WillTit gton. stopping ~ way stations, o,Sl,
$50 y. IN.
Baltimore. stopping at principal stations 7s
and TO- %, .. N. -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
nELAWARE RAILRaAn LINE. -Passsngel
~ trains will leave 40 follows;

HI n
MIXED TRAIN, Nor. Inward. will lesye Del
mar at 2 RP. y. Laurel. s. y saaford, 8. a.
Bridle,ille, q % Greenwood, 20; Farming |
tsfSury. . q; Wocdsids, B b Wyoming 8 y
ollsyt9n, sc Sr.'n spS ns o. Black elnSt I'd
Pleasant, ia: Kiri wood SIS; New { asts' $50 |
ATnys Al WILMINGTON O. o.; Philadelphia. il. ~; |
ds Si phiS al n.so p N. Bsidmor.s 80. VII. !
mnglon. 70 $751; { sw Cattle. 20i Middlsown.
Wyoming, s. 81; Fgllsn. 4.O9; haTriagion. I III
Earmil gt0n, 4 81 Greenwood, b. %; Bridgeville.
az; seaiord, l7i Laurel, 8 il De mar go,
Incident to fIsighl busine E, and will step only
At stations wheIe time Is glvee.
NEW CA TIE TRAINS.
cave New Castle for Wilmington and Phils-
ssS r m. Leave Pbllsdslphis, i2.i6 n. and
WI nllngton. p 65 ( 81, To- m, and %,
So 8 I" p ~ stU nj SsT rGk1zs iiisss
Del. Junction o. 3 4siSr. New osslis ios N,
Lsavs New Castle " p, ms Del junction
rs ar SaI INK sRf 2NsFj r TRAINS
=, Additional 20 those above, Leave Cllsyton fol
smyrns, % a, ~ I'D o. p n 5ea,e
% make connection with trains TO and from
Dover and siAil Eos i SSEssaRTf,oEs
Queen Anns's Kent Railroads. At ClsS ton,
VIZ I'D 4 Del; r. A. hs,rSngson with !
pelnar, with 3. .. X. h. and WieOmico AM
'O''A'' Il. ?. KENNY. Superintendent.
WILMINGTON y sEApIEG B. -sulsmsr
Jane a. 1873 passenger traias viii run as follows.
Leave Northw'd STATIONS. Leave soathward
FF 'SS.Fo, Z. 70 E1AAL E'IPN.soS.
is "a II SS $ssaHa!ts':s re "a 4
u" ne S ~ pBql Sa.SoIi;' s$ ~ 50
74U 10 n Reading, 73 sOC
,. SIND 7 TRAiSsIck m 9oTtsyaT9-wL,
Cgatssyt Tile II. OBJ a. m Leave touthwHrd-Coa' es
Vile 20 2, mi Chadd's Ford 6O2p M WI
my Flsss @ leave Of SSsssSgsrs or on behS
negged, and e9nnscts y aud hom oxford and
Philadelphia VIZ oo Gssfs1 4 rRgSSTSSki,
Az Wilmington with trains to Philadelphia ana
Baltimore, and with Delaware railroad uaini.
and from Washington.
At ohadd's Ford, trains Nos. !, 2. s and6, foi
Pbiisds phis. Trains Nos l. and With train ain
Al Gainesville, all trains connect with trains fot
Phnaoelphia AID Harrisburg Trains Nos, and
Smake direct Connection with trains to and from
AtBirasboro' trains and connect north ard
and southwark with PhlIadsphia and Reading
Railroad. and aud with sOuthward b0upd
PE5SiHsd TTsin No. 4eOnnse' ylsh tram from
w AhAiANiOn " MheFkkn kAlhhOAD
w TINE TABLE,.
change or HoURs.
PAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
a. toilOws:
| Leave v llminGton 10 20 a N snd as6pm.
Leave Lsndenberg 8 % "a and SOP m
Arrive a wilmington % IN andt pm.
! Arrixs a. ! ndenberg II. 80 m. AID So pm
| COhhkCIlONs-TrAins leaving Wilmington
/ 5OAm
TTain leaving Wilmington at bs5 p N. con.
aeets WIZ Train leaving ~ Philadelphia at p N.
Train arriving At Wellington at as a. IN. g.,
With train for Philadelphia ats l0a m
IRAN Striving a. Wilmington Al 29ip m, win
raln TOT PhiladslphiE 81 % pm
NSsunday trains will DO withdrawn after Oe.
or let.
DAVID oONHELL. supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

EDN gdAt-tN ~
Dancing AoademY!
n. =. KRE UlG Err,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Horns FOR CLAssEs:-
.LADlRs-wsdnssday atsruoou from 81 to a.
O'Clock, and saturday from 2 70 o'clock.
.GHNrLKAES-MondAy evening from to 10
o'clock
LADIES' AND GaNTIEMBS-Tuesday aud Tn ufs.
day evening rom s 20 ~ o clock.
MI.sRs AID MAarERs-wed aesdAy from A. 10
o. O'Clock, nd Saturday nom 8,
PRIVATE LEssoSs T. the mornings al hours to
suit convenience o. pupils. oct u uaal
DROF. j. L. n gees,
IO7 EASY FOURTH ST..
TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN
FLUTE AND GUITAR.
Special attention given to vocal music in all its
branches Music arranged for bands and all
kinds Of Instruments tepl9 In
VNaE MISSES ROBERTs0k's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL PoR GIRLS
Will reopen Wednesday, September nth.
sspl2 I'm
10 IAmINGTON CONSERVATORY
OF MUS SIC
Will opsH September Isl. 1873, al No. es
Market etrest
! BTnnchas taught: Singing, pianO, organ me.
| lodeOn, viola and huts
TerIas moderate send for circular.
SSEii.it us MarEe. strs-t. wihi aaston.
DUGBY ACADEMY,
| galeet Enslish. classical and commar,t.I
Institution,
! MASONIC TEMPLE, WfLMIEaTOE, DBL
Samuel w. Murphy. a. NJ, "a. d.,
PRlEoIPAL.
Assisted by experienced Instructors 10 the sew
! era departments Of tho school.
| FALL TkRM opens September LIST, 1873
For catalogues apply TO Boughman. Thomas
| JACOBS DANCING ACADEMY
Is now open for the reception Of scholars. All
the new aad fashionable wa tres ald qnadrilles
| taught The only 30 tdemy where the = BOstOn
| ulide - eatte ella Maltzes, aud new NJ zourk a
| Gu dfiile are taught cor 'eetly -, JacOss
| Asiai Poke an PostFaa Ga.lop. elast nlgats
| Monday and Thursday fron zt9l0, Ladies' and
bhildred't class now Iofnlihg. P4rtfc 1lAr atten-
HNN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18


I1BErsYLvANIA RAlLRolp-onl and n s ne
Thirty sscosd and M arkst Itrests d"
MAInB LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accom-. go asOsud II 10 q. M ~
As6aad II. p m on Sunday, 20 ~ ana
Sss. "a Express daily except suud'y' at
simits ~ and Lock Haven Erp., except Sunday
Esii'd@iy except Sunday, 90, s.m.,
Fast line and Bhe EEp. daily, except sunday
y "a SrrRis6arg AecOmmo daily, except Sunday
= "a e saster and York Accom-. daily, sx Sunday
~ fsrRs'burs Train daily. except Sunday at
0'f Piusbu % Ezrrsss daily, except sunday At
'Ci uSsii srpfes. daily, $40, p. m.
Southern rprs daily, lna, p. M,
Z org Expre.s and Efis sn,esy nv 10 n WI
iiar spor7, Enigran Expruas, II %. - M, d.
s,a c K III sail ss s srs ssFSs 99sosf y N
NEW Y RK DIVISION,
gxurss. for N.w York. 2b1 7b a ~ ~
n a MT |. l.B ,. 10 ADD :. o. y; ~ ~ - -
mldni. ht. sunday Tr-tes;; Z @. 81 "1'' - H.
az ? ,nd !, ,o y Wv sSli i9,b,du'ebt
1scimmodston for Trenton, 6.so, a. III -
and II, 80 :. m
| rhOh hhFtifHANN hNtNt
FOR Few ork, T. 50, q. N and ). p, p, n, a.
Bastleton, $40 3. me- y noon o 10 auu ~
= re- 7 80, zsi, 10, a. MAN $40 d o
Nav B-da.wicK and intermediate stations
''' YoE HKLvIDsRs pIvisios'
Hxp ess for Trenton. LAmheityille' ran VS.
burg. Easton, scranton, etc. HSo' ~ IN IN
Wv Trans to ambsrtv,lle ard FleuinEioT,
10. n. IN and y. IN. For PenninstOl' '"'
AeojmIn ID siian Tor Bsividsre. 0 80 p. m.
AMBOY DIVISION
FROM MARKgr frRBEr FERRr.
Accommodation for New York via touth Ar
hay aud boat, and via jam iaDufg I'd Mnnmo !
| Ju elton 81, a IN. ard via Monmouth June
| tion ana Perth AmblY .. p. m.
Accom-. for New York, via Ifent0n' Aha J..
A. In IS, Sand G, y, m. For TrentVh' y uVVn
wavrrain for Burlington, 63l p. m.
War Ira nH for Blrdsntuwn. and II. ~. p. IN
For RiukOra Branch 30, am. 2hn. y ~
F0r Long Branch. 8 30 "a. ana AoN y u
| FOR Hightsto1n. Ga n. ~. q ~ AL % p y
For PsinheuOn ara Ions hrAnch, ~; ~,
a. m. si5 y, IN. TucksitOn X, H. 81. d.
Fof MedforJ 2 30, en- ,sl5. 4Sj, go p
For Mvuut holly az 7 MORT n, o. -, u;
a. m. / 70, Is. 4 80 8 80, $50, p. IN, For u
Holly only II ~. p m
I ~ ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ANNIVERSARY OF RESCUE COUNCIL IN,
o. U. A. M.-Friday week Rescue Coun-
ell, No. 8, Of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, held
their sixth anniversary before about one
hundred Invited guests at the Odd Eel
lows Hall. The entertainment consisted
of Minstrel performances by members of
the organization. Mr.. II. Farrell as
"Bones," and Mr.. B. Davis, the Tam
BOURNE performer, executed their pats
with great credit to themselves and with
entire satisfaction to the audience. The
lests many Of which were of local char
tel, were very good. Mr.. Davis saug
1.-THE gal from the South" with marked
effect. Mr.. Farrell sang by request. "My
GSl,o quite as well as it was sang by the
well trained Georgia Minstrels, who per
formed here a few weeks ago, The clog
dancing by Messrs. Farrell aud Eglinton,
was executed very we'll for amateurs. AT
this stage Of the entertainment collation.
Of ice cream and cakes was served to the
audience, by the order, after which the
Minstrel performance was renewed, with
a trip to Paris. The "Mischievous
Negro" (original( by H. Farrell was
very amusing. The concluding song
"Apple Of my Eye" was received witt
renewed applause from the audience
The entertainment reflected great credit
upon the members, who are all young
men, and have never before appeare Z
before the public rs Minstrel Troupe
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
The Praiaa MAating.
A NEW FEATURE IN CHURCH WORSHIP
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAST
EVRNINo. .nt

A NEW FEATURE IN CHURCH WORSHIP
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAST
EvRsING. et -.
There was an immense congregation at
the West Church Sunday ever ing. The
Praise Meeting was success, and most
enjoyable exercise of worship. The sing
ing, which was excellent, was led by the
choir with Mr.. Bradley James at the
organ, but the large congregation Joined
in as they were requested to do, and sang
with spirit and power. The pastor, Rev.
J. NJ. P. OTIS, delivered an appropriate
address, and introduced each hymn with
few pointed and practical remarks. Il
seemed 10 be the conviction OF those
present, that the Praise Meeting is an
exercise of divine worship Of the highest
order, and as appropriate for the Sabbath
day a. any other exercise of worship.
Rev. Mr. OTIS, who conducted the Voc
ship, said in explanation of the nature
and object OF the Praise Meeting -
We have assembled here this evening
10 hold Praise Meeting. The question
has been asked, what is Praise Meet
ing We might let the exercises Of
worship iu which we are now engaged
answer that question, but il has been
also asked, wherein does a Praise Meet
ing differ from prayer meeting In the
former praise in the form of songs ana
alteration, aud In the latter prayer in the
form Of petitions and supplcation, con-
stitutes the prominent and char
aeteristic features of the meet
ing. Both are meetings for wor-
ship. He then spoke Of praise as an es-
sential and dlvinely appointed part of the
worship of the Lord, and of the promi
nent place that 1t has always held in the
worship Of the sanctuary, and Of its i'm
portance as a means OF grace. He sait
that the praise meeting in its present form
was inaugurated by the Young Mem
Christian Association, and that 1t Is nov
adopted in many chnrcnes Of diiteren
denominations with highly beneficial re
suits. One of the great objects had il
view was, to cultivate congregations
singing. The Praise Meeting was not Al
exhibition of artistic music-nothing Tx
a Sunday operate performance-eottei
up for the entertainment Of an audienc
of spectators. We have come together T.
worship God in the songs of praise, an
the hymns selected are all IN praise l.
God, the Father, Son ahd Holy Ghost
and they will be sung TO old and famlia
tunes, such as Cranbrook, Pruz, Antioch
Coronation, Old Hundred, &c, and it
the design and hope that the entir
congregation will unite with yoic
and heart in singing these hymn
Of praise. Let every one that has voic
sing with the spirit to the praise of th
Lord. The organ and choir are merel
designed to lead the congregation in sins
ing. We hope that no one present hei
this evening will be mere spectator {
this scene, but that every voice aud heal
will unite with us in our songs of prais,
The meeting was opened with reading II
scriptures and PRAYER, and concluded wit
prayer and the apostolic benedction.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

IN
az ~ r,ei,ss ~ sw Nisssr' have unt
counties. Maryland uuder Ne srm Of 7'H an
GEORGE vIcK ,RR A soN
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Ssrbinolit ieitsn utft lcbr beoettenb wdrsn.
Su 6olge bisler 9iObspOt frat ELL gswaltiger
stud mad unten in ulelen Der tcnansebenOen
Attien Elm, Il. Die permanent seporOeneGeiO=
femme iteIserte lid i'll iolhem graoe, oaB
9elo segsn llnterpfano pom @srthpapIsrsu
nur nod Su9 Bro;eut per Sag Su habtu NOR.
Dap uutsr iolhen llmitauben uuieieaaufIeuts
ibre 8ediel ODER Soften su feinem Yrelie III.
t.rbringea t%Onnsn, 1T ielbitper itdnellh Gas
alio pGre bic Wirfuug Der llnte lu6uus DIR
@ranO,Surp iiber Die llebertretun9 Der @U'
dergeleee? unitre 2eler bubeu es niht OILS
oers etparteu iDnneu. Nadoem bi. 9rauo.
Sum yeftsru nod einise &auil.ute uernOm.
men bat, iheiut iie Bonn bod 3u Der @inlf'
sefommen 81 ietn. baB ibr san5es Semiibeu
trubtloS 1T. Gs if b0tf unwabri6einli4,
baB BON Setten Ser GrantsSurg nod weltere
Sdritte in oieler InssIeseubslt geiteben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
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uOeut d . q Ter ttau d E 8 emer-
B e. ND Subu trtes 3 eitung." SH
Heparf, N..S., erideint lett IEfang b. s..
balbmouatlih Gin peItidcs Saablatt fir
@enerbe uno Sn(tultrie, oaS erie ieirer Qrt
in bielem 0anbe. 0a es NG bauptidalit Die
Iuf8abe geiest bot, Grftnoungeu in Der Ite,
dantf, mie in ben tednli6en unb demilden
Pro3elien, benz oeutI1en Bublitum bie8s mie
jenleits beS atllntii6en S3eanS bsfannt Su
MAIDEN, 10 piro eS bel benz SeoieSenenSnbalte
unb ben burhgebeubS originator Artifelu uuo
Grlauteruugen su ben trefllheu, rein auSges
iiibrteu 3eldnuugeu uno Suu1rattonen ohue
3meifel IN inouiirielen streiien mle aud bel
Dem 9roBen Publifum bic oeroieute llnterfiits
suns ftaSen.
Cine romantiid DE Gr366lung.
-(Sames 9oroon Sennett in cine oin!Ihe
BrlnSsIilu oeriiebt.) Ser yReaoing Gaale"
lit fir ben folaeubeu Sheri ueranttportliG:
Der juuge Bennett, behenSater ben Seralo"
etablitte, bat iid in Den Isstsn Sabren b,faunts
lid oiel in europa berumgetricbeu urs rid
BET ben setrDnteu SdupterH Der alten @elt
bsliebt gu MAIDEN geIuAt. ST bate babel
sinen 3ued im Iu9e. Ser lurge Utann bat
lih nGnlit in etue Sodter bes aSHigs bon
9dusmart perliebt uno er muBte natiiIlid
Dem Gater einsn boheu gelriif pon Der SI6Be
leines Rems9orftr Gtabliiements uno Dem
@iniIuB ietnsr 3eituug %bslbringer, Deur1 er
iiberbaupt boffeu nolte, in9Haoeu au9euon"
men gu ip,roeu. Or faBte 3ultddit ben Ylan,
2ipingItone auf5uftuoen uuc, gletd ben Nto.
narben Guropa's, III Dem 3pcd ~etue@rpebis
ton aussuriiiien nnb in bas Snnere Aftlta's
absuidi6eu. gidt LANCE barauf uliroe 81.
pingitone in lllllt entoedt uno bic Siriicn
muBten beidantt sussiiebcu, bag Der 9eraus.
geber elmer ameritanii1 den 53eitung errei9t
bate, mas ibnen itlb1t nnm69lid) sepejeu.
Bennett iOQ bic iunge YrinSeIiin Suerit Dor
bier Sabren in Ssrllu geieben unO fi9 ioiort
in lie uerliebt 6aben.
Gr feunt aber cen Stolj bes &6nigs bon
Odnemart NIB iueiB, baB bic @eu1ablm oes
YrinSsn pom Observation-Disclosures nitt
ON Soie e1i6eineu burfte, neil tie Die Sodter
zines &aufmauneS in Solton lit. @r 1T be8.
balb porlidtig unb bat oorerit ben @rafeu
&augau, ben @iinitlins &briitian'S, 81 &c.
rpinneu gepuBt, benin Der @raf ltiuerieltS 1T
in Elm. WfiB qoboitrsur, cine ~reissuos 4ulert.
%iausrin, p%aliebt, bat aber isst nod felne
@nabe in ben 4us.n Der Sd6nen sefunben.
ST glaubt, bur9 ben lun9en Bennett aui bas
Seri Der Sun9frau einDlrfen 81 f0nnen, 81.
NAL Elm Serpanoter o~erlelbeu Elm 8eoafteur
bes y0eralO" 1T.
SIS miro auf b~ebauptet, baB Sames Gor-
BON geunstt groBe QdnDereien in Spauieu &C.
fauft bat un6 baB er ith nit Der 9ofinung
iduleihelt, baio Yrdiioent Der neusetablittsu
0fepublit al perbeu. Iuh iol bauptli1iid)
CT ben &0nig @ottlieb neranlabt baben, bic
ipanii6eSrone nieoer;ulegen, aber oafiir feb
len iebeniaus bic 8emeiie. Ste@ei6idte aber
nit Der banlidsn YrinaeiiH iou ieiue 8iatiss
felt baben."