davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15
MILKING COWS LATE.

The Ohio Farmer has this sound ad-
vice for the dairyman and farmer;
Dairymen, in their anxiety to get the
greatest present profit from their COWS,
are liable to overlook the future welfare
of the animals, and at the same time
the best interests of the owners. Where
a COW is rather thin in flesh at this time
from any cause, and is to be MIXED
next season, she should be dried off i'm
mediately, and so carefully nourished as
to allow her to regain lost vitality and
be in readiness to give good yield when
the new dairying season shall open.
Cows can be made to do but about so
much, according to their capacities, one
year with another, and what is obtained
by making the milking season long, or
crowding by overfeed one season, will
be diminished the next in like proper.
tion. The most profitable management
Of the dairy is to feed plentifully, milk
a proper number of months and never
attempt to everreach the natural capac-
| ity of the animal. Some COWS of course
may be MIXED later into the winter than
others without injury, and the force of
our suggestion is to learn the capacity
of each cow, and not govern the manage
ment of all by one.
The habit of milking cow up to the
time Of her coming in, is not approved
by experienced dairymen, and common
sense teaches that the practice is bad
one. AS a general rule COWS should
have respite of from two to tire,
months per year.
ANCIENT TIMBER.-Probably the old
est timber in the world which has beer
subjected to the use of man is that which
is found in the ancient temples of Egypt
1t is found in connection with stone work
which is known to be at least 4 900 year
old. This wood, and the only wood use'
in the construction of the temple, is i
the form of ties, holding the end of on
stone to another in its upper surfac,
When two blocks were laid In place
then it appears that an excavation abou
an inch deep was made in each block
into which an hour glass shaped tie wa
driven. It is therefore very difficult t
force any stone from its position. Th
ties appear to have been the tamarisl
or chittim wood Of which the ark wa
constructed, a sacred tree in anciel
Egypt, and now very rarely found
the valley of the Nile. Those dovetai
S ed ties are just as sound now as on Il
day of their insertion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Aim at perfection in everything, though
in most things it is unattainable how
ever, they who aim at it and persevere,
will come much nearer to it, than those
whose laziness and dependency make
them give it up as unattainable. Ches-
terfeLd
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

DIR. j. Walkers California yir-
egar BltterS are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the M
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Cailor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the ;lse
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIr-
TERsW Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
perfect Renovation and Inyigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the. world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITrERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and Yisceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERS are \ perienf DiaphoretIr,
Carminative Nutritious, Laxative, Dinratic,
Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorifie, Aiter,i-
tive, and Anti-Bilious
r. HI. MCDONALD Il c..
Druggists and Gen. ACTS, San Francisco. California,
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts N Y
Soid by all Druggists and Dealers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Home is the hope of nations;
Home is the highest of stations,
The same, be it cottage or hall;
A man on his own home-hearth
Ranks well with the best Of earth
And / would that so stood all.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Generosity during life is very diff
erent thing from generosity in the hour
of death; one proceeds from genuine
lberality and benevolence. the other
from pride or fear
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

The true motives of our actions, like
the reed pipes of an organ, are usually
concealed but the gilded and hollow
pretext is pompously placed in front for
show-COltoga.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

l. The FIREs1DE.-Keep list of
your friends and let God be the first on
the list, however long it may be.
2. Keep list of the gifts you get !;
and let Christ, who is the unspeakable
gift, be first.
3. Keep list of your mercies, and
let pardon and life stand at the head
4. Keep list of your joys; and let
the joy unspeakable and full of glory be
first.
5. Keep a list of your hopes; and
let the hope of glory be foremost.
6. Keep a list of sorrows; and let
sorrow for sin be first.
Z. Keep list Of your enemies; and
however many there may be, put dowr
the sold man" and the sold serpent
first.
8. Keep list of your sins; and le
the sin of unbelief be set down as thu
first and worst of ALL Prompter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Men are often capable of greater things
than they perform. They are sent into
this world with bills of credit, and sell
dom draw to their full extent.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Man sunk below his natural level,
hates and affects to despise the height
where he has walked. Women, fallen
from her fair estate, looks ever back to
it with longing and regretful eyes. He
proclaims himself not worse than his
fellows; endeavors to pull those above
down to his fiat. She admits her fault /;
deplores it; is glad there are women so
much better and more unfortunate than
she; strives to have hope for the future,
and listens with bounding blood to every
voice that brings back to her the spot
less past. Never does she quite renounce
morality; humanity claims her to the
last. Miserable, down-trodden, wholly
forsaken, she looks up from the dross
and the mire and hears the lark of hel
love still singing at the gates of heav
en- Julius Henri Browne, in the Gal
axy for November.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

MORAL COURAGE IN EVERY
DAY LIFE.

"Moral Courage" was printed in large
letters and put as the caption of the
following items, and placed in a con-
spicuous place on the door of a system
attic merchant in New York for constant
reference and furnished us by him for
publication
Have the courage to discharge a debt
while you have the money in your pock-
ct.
Have the courage to do without that
which you do not need, however much
your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak your mind
when it is necessary that you should do
so, and hold your tongue when it is
prudent that you should do SO.
Have the courage to speak to friend
in a ''seedy" coat, even though you are
in company with rich one, and richly
attired.
Have the courage to own you are poor,
and thus disarm poverty of its sharpest
sting.
Have the courage to tell a man why
you refuse to credit him.
Have the courage to tell a man why
you will not lend him your money.
Have the courage to cut the most
agreeable acquaintance you have when
you are convinced that he lacks princi-
pie; friend should bear with friends
infrmities, but not with his vices.
Have the courage to show your re-
spect for honesty in whatever guise il
appears, and your contempt for dishon'
esty and duplicity, by whomsoever ex-
hibited.
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you can pay for new ones
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

ROAST TURKEY.-Select a fine, plump,
yellow-skinned turkey, weighing from
ten to twelve pounds. Examine it
thoroughly to see that all the pin feath-
ers are taken out; hold it over blaze
to SINCE any fine hairs that may remain !;
wash it thoroughly inside and out, and
rub it over with salt. Take the glzzard,
heart and liver, put them into cold wa
ter, and let them boil until tender
When done, chop them very fine, take
stale bread, or the large Boston Crack
ers, and CRATE and chop them. Add SALT
pepper, and some sweet herb, if liked,
to the bread crumbs; after which beat
two eggs with which to moisten the
crumbs; add and mix thoroughly with
this the chopped EDWARDS" not forget
ting to put in salt and butter. Fill the
inside of the turkey with the dressing,
taking care that the neck or crop is
made to look plump, and sew the open
ings, drawing the skin tightly together.
Then rub little butter over your turkey,
and lay upon the CRATE of your meat-pan.
Cover the bottom of the pan with boil.
ing water. After half hour haste the
turkey by pouring over it the gravy
that has begun to form in the pan. Re.
peat the basting once in about ffteer
minutes. In an oven ofaverage temper
allure twelve pound turkey will require
at least three hours; but every over
has its own way of baking, and thu
cook must he governed bv it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Let not the stream of your life always
be murmuring stream.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15
90 HACHE

CURED INSTANTLY,
without injury to the TOOTH Single bottles sent by mail
for So cents; dozen bottles for ST. fifty bottles for
$40 Orders respectfully solicited Agents ordering
fifty bottles shall have the exclusive right sell in the
town in which they live.' Address L. P. BARR0WS,
Cumberland, Albany County, New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

Those having unsettled accounts respectfully
reminded that the old year is almost gone; and also,
all that can. call and settle before the new year.
Barton Dec. 8, 1873.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

mounted complete for framing receipt of so cts.
Important Circular free. BosToN FRAME AND
CHRONIC Co., 292 I-2 Washington St., Boston. Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-15

suffered with Catarr thirty years, and was cured by
a simple remedy VIII send receipt postage Free to all
afflicted. Rev. T. j. MEAD, Drawer l76 Syracuse, NY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
staStraths 0erhanSIunaen.

SIN eriien 3uelge reldlte Sr. BOgle QeItern
cine Betitiou eln, mel6er UNI GraubutB uad)t
iuht, aai Dem Iiie cen Sertluf Der irliden
6iid)e beitimmteu Haum Oe5 @eutre@Wtarfte8
aid iernerhin 9eial;Gne 6ute Ortaufen gu
OiirIeu. lleberwleieu. - 8e$9leideu cine Be
titiOn BON 3au. s. Brice Il. u, meldle 9e9en
cine BetitiOu, Die Den 8lOerrGf Der Suoroz
nung I'M Setreii oe5 9urhbruteS Der @bale>
fraBe be5medt, Qerjftet ut. - 9e89lsIfen
eiueBctition oon0ooge & 28Orlep, meId,e nm
MiiderItatttnq bon 800 uadliuhen, Die ite
an oasSafeuz nno Slug Deliberations. &omite
be;ablttu unO melde linen bon OtmieIben titr
Die Sdleppuu1 oeS 0Gmpfer8 o&bos. @-
@abiu" ourd) Oa8&i5 am so. SanuQr berednet
muroeu. - 0eS9eiteH cine Petttlon uon @ez
briioeru 8afer & SO. II. u, III peldler ge9en
ben 2Sioerrui einer SerorOnung iH Setren Der
Contribution etue5 Nb;u95tanaIe8 Sur Abletz
tuna oe8 gSaIiers aus oent @bat5Wortb 9tun
rcmOnltrirt miro. - 9r.0pulon onertrte etueH
BeidluB, Oem 9eorge 2ogaHr elnem Sltuoeu,
Die GrlaubniB su 9emahrel, oil Der @aloert'
ltraRe uno &ourt. DOule Zane elnen Stano fur
ben 8erfauf Don Sriidlten errtdten 81 olrTen.
g(naeuommen. - 0e59leiden elm Seid)uB,
an Der 0urbaate, Spii9eu6 apettes uuo 6amp'
lteaoiraBe, 9aiolInlampen auButeueu. -
Gin geidluB, $4,000 fdr Die @tnfaiiung OeS
Souares am NorO. .8roaowOp, Swiibeu Dtc.
glocrrp. uno Nonument1rOBe, gu uerwiuigen,
muroe iiblmieicu. - ,6r. 6riber ofierirte Ell
usu BeidluB, Dem 4OOlpb Sprebe 5u erlous
ben, au ser JtOrooit &fe Der Beunipluanlas
4uenue uno SoFimanltraBe an istuem Somz
merOabe Seiteutbeile nit 9eihdft8an6el9en
an;ubrinQen. Angenomnleu. - Som SDel'
ten 3wei9e mar cine Serorouung elHgegan=
aeu, uelde Den BlOerrpI elmer &eroronun9
im 8etreii Der Contribution eincS AbSugsta'
| males pom S5uBe Der ScOttitrGBe bis Ha9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
QpFa1bertd,te aus QNaihinatcn.

9SGl btngto II, Z. Qprll. - Die uua6s
hdugige protetanttidle STRIDE (YOitOr u.
3teleeD oOll3Og geitcrn, am BalmiOnntag,
Die misunderstanding an ibreu lugeuOz
lid]en WltglleOern. Sic iberuOue 3irbe mar
reid nit Blumeu geidmiidt, uno nm Oen
berrlid) oetorlrteu altar iaBen im 0albfrelie
Die GOnfirmanOeu. Yaitor 6eteel blelt elne
UOrSiigllde JfcOe, III nelder er Die 8emeinoe
aui Die gSidtiSteit oe8 Sage5 aIimertiam
mahte, Der iiir oieelben etn Stege5z uuo
6reu0entag ei. gr entmarf Oann elu treue8
Bib iiber ba5 uerfloiiene Sabr uno ertIdrte
0IterS III idarien geSeldneieu 3ugen ben uns
teri1ie0, Der Smtitleu Der 8emeln0e bon beute
un0 Der Oes uorlgeu Sahre5 beltdnoe. Gum
SdIluile ermabate er Die lun9eH 8emelnoes
mit9lle0er, trsu uno itanobaft 5u Der &ud]e 3u
balteu, mad ben yehren ocrlelben 81 leben uno
3u banoeln, Die ite bier empfangcn bitten,
Damn miir0en lie itd) ben 0tmmel auf @roeu
erringen. Sr. BaiOr 9(eltel ,ramiHrrte bler.
aui Die Gonfirmanoeu in oen 0auptpunfteu
Der Sttteulehre, uuO uaioem 0em Hltu5, Der
cine iOIde 0anOlung begleitSt, 8eniige &C..
lGtltGt mar, enOCte elue Ieierlltle 9au0lung,
bic anf ollie 3ubOrer elnen ttcien GMOrud
mad)te.
- ,@tiiab 2oge 0r. so, Il. 8. 8. 9. ;"
CAB geiierH Qbeno i'm EOfale Oe8 ,&Oncorola.
Serelu8" elm SuHqu:t, Dem elue grOBe 2ln.
5ahl Der Ytit9leOar nebit ibreu Oameu, ios
wie Guh Gin aus Uiitglleoern ocS 2lrrOu=
Quartett-@lubS" beitebeHoe8 Ottett bIiwobnz
ten. 0u8 6eit Ocrllei inter GROCER SciterteIt,
gu Der aud) ueri6ltoeue pom Sctett ebr gut
pOraetra8eue Qleoer ibr Gbeil beltrugu. 2ie
3aiel Dar init auen m0gliten 0Clitatehen
belaosn, uno Ger in Stt0men flieBenoe cole
0beinpein perrgte ale AnweeuOen in cine
daBerit 9cbObene Stimmung. 1r. Slmon
l8oli fibrte ben Soriig mo eHtleOi9te nh
Oieicr idwierigeu 2tufgube nit Der gewObnten
EertiQteit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
Summer 81.

Spriug'@ bsiwcdt; Oieiclbe purne III.
riidgelegt. - @iu82idluB oeS swciteu 3mei.
ges beSitlltd Der Gtuiammlun9 Der Seteue,
rungen iiir Die Serbreiteruug Der gi9btitraBe
tputoe augenommeu.
SIN ;Wetten ,3wel9e uutCrbrcitete6r. DlQr.
lbau cine 8erOrOnuug, mete Die @rneuuuul
pom SUet neueu 2aternenanSUuoeru itr ben
iiiolIdcn Staottbeil uorid)relbt. 4ugcnonl.
men. - BOlseuoen SeIhliiiieu OeS erlen
3wstgcS trat uud) Der snti,c BEL: al oeu
SJeu5uU98 oe5 8roaoWaD nit Der Sci.
IerioHs uuo Crlean5itraBe 6lleSplatteu III f.
gen; Dem Samuel 9olomann Die GrlaubuiB
III ertbcllcu, al ieiucm SommerOad)e Dor gtr.
I, 9olIloaglraBe, Scttenthele nit 9eitditS=
dnSeI9cn an3ubrlngen; Nem SOhaun 9aiier
5u Crlaubeu, oil Der @de Der 8aO. un0 Oto=
numentIlrabc etnCn SarbitrpiabI III erritteu :;
oaS Gomlte litr 6orOeruuaeu Uou Der 8era-
tbung Der Betltiou uOn 6rou @cter QSilcor
I'M Sttrcli Der 3uriiterIlattung BON $IS9. p,
meld)e III Sabre 1894 ais BtteuerunQcu iitr
ben 0urd]brud Der GhaieitraBe swidcn
SreeumOunts uuO 9ariorO. 2(Ue., bc;abltmur
ben, 3u entbtnOen. SIN au6crer 8ehluB Oe8
srlten 3pelg2s, Die glniammluug Der Spuern
iur ben 0uhbrud Der &haicItraBs, meitlid
pom 9reenmount-&oe., elujuleuen, WurOe
SuriidJelegt.
., Se'Oee 3meige UtrtugIen i4 5jerauf bis Geute
Nadmittag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
gScitere8 uber ben Slrbcttcr. Nus
itauo int Den Ncip=Yprfer 0asz

gtew . orf, Z. Npril.-3wet Staliener,
meld)cr BON SaIo'8 S5lan0 berbelgebolt NOR,
ben maren, I'M on Steue Der au5Itdnotgen
@a5arbelter einSutreteu, UerlieBeu an Gam.
ffag gi0Amittag bic Q6erte pieoer; lie ia9t,n,
litbec mOQtGn lie perbuu9eru, al8 aui ciei(
9Selie ibr Sroo ueroieHeH; ite gn9eu Oaun
bin unO erudnftcn iidl. Die ouOereu Sta.
Ilener uerlangeu lammern0, 0aB man lie mie:
Der nab Der Sniel 3uriidbrtngeu uno linen
mentger onltrengenoe 4rbelt jntbailen m0ge.
NnOreW GaieD, elmer Der yStrtter," grlT
ben 0tObert Slum on, alS oerielbe 9eferr
Nber0 bon Den 8aSmerfen nal 6auIe ging
&aiep muroe iOiOrt uerbaitet.
Uian ia5t, oaB Die 8roOflguer @aspcrf.
Nrbeitsr glsitfallS Die Nrbet ein1tcuen per
Den, I'M OaS 4dtltunoengeits Our1juieeen.
Sin &omte Der 4rbeiter, meld)e jett uor
Der - ItanhattausG Gomp." beidGftiqt merOeu
bate cine llnterreoung nit Den 6iibrcru oel
au5ildnol9en 2lrbeiter bon Der y9tem. g)ort
Comp" nm Arrangements iiir ben Qu8naui
Der grbelter Der vYtanbottan Comp" 81
treHen.
Die gcute ser y yWanbattan Comp" uni
Der y WetrOpOitanz@ z@omp." babeu Die 2lrbei
uiht clugeieut; Die DER ,gtem DOrtzGomp.
ictcrn nod INNER, Oerbalten nA aber Joni
rubig.
Sic @cid)Gftalcute bc8 StaottbcilS, weldcl
Die ytetp' YOrt @aS-&Omp." cOutraftliA mi
@uS i'll ocriorgeH bat, ituo iebr uugebaltcr
O0riiber, OaB lte ibren Yerpaihtungcn nib
nahfommt. 9ie meiitsn 2Goen, 8aufeu
Siireau5 iinO buntel uub 0iebe babeu 9roB
@cleBenhclt. Otun bot ihon bic 6rage aui
9cworfcn, Oh ni9t ote GOmpagnie iiir ole ii
Dem bctrciieuOen 8iitritte geitObleuea 8utb
laden uerQntnOltllh III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

9tus einerSeitenallee frat @eprJ Y. an
qrm be3 YrinSen Splms.
9ie brei 6erren entbl6Bten bas ,6aup
uno 9(Ile blieben ebrfurdtsppQ iteben-
Wtan qribt 9id, iu9te Der 9rtns leiIe
Ser a6nig legte Die 9anO auf ple9tilbe
0er lit es? irogte er.
Gin lutberiiher Geiitltder, nab rer
Sra6t, qnttpcrtete Der 9rinS.
Ser a6nig blieb iteben unO riei;
!Serr 4uitpr.
Ser 9aitpr Berger frat uuf ibn 81 uno
ipra6 nit feiter uno lauter Stimme:
SD grlBe in Gbriurdt meinen f6ni9=
li6en 6errn uno pberiten SiihpI
Ser &6nig itubte bei'm &tange rieiel
Stimme.
8in i'd Sbnen nibt i'm pprigen Sabre
i'm Benplanoe be9egnet?
Cure Wuieitdt iino i'll gndotg, ii6 Del:
len Su erinnern. SD bin Der Paitpr Der
ger aus 8le6pn.
(5ortIetuna toIst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
gArspaiIae 5lgUslbeetsfs-
GlCIduH.


QOr0ou, Z. Aprll. - 3a5 BarlQment
miro Ndl uou beute QbeaO bis gum 81. D. 81,
perta9eu.
QouOon, 6. Gpri(. - Die britii1e uro
irauS0NidJc 0te9ieruu9 iino 0arin itberttngc'
fontmen, Die Qns9lelhun9 uon Streitiafciten,
Die iit III 3Utunit iiber gepiie Buntte Oe5
6auOel5UerraasS Swtifen Oeiren Sdnoern erz
be6eu oiirftcn, htO8ri6terItd)tr gSti6eloung
anBelm5uleuen.
Sranfrsicl.
8ari8, Z. 2lprlt. = Die Repubtfuuer
baben i'll Den Wtuuiiipalpablen su 0tanteS
unO SeriatQe5 geiegt.
Parts, 6. aprIl. - Sci Der ltsbcrunbme
Der &SJroe GluCS Brdiioenten Der gtatlonalz
Scriammluug bitlt geitern So. Buffet cine
Jftoe, uorrn er Na8 3ut"auen uub Die Inter
lIgung einer GoQe9en bel icinem StrebeH,
Die 9tcdlte 5u ldta9eu, in 2lnpru6 nabm.-
8arlS, 6. 9lpril. - 0r. @5reup mIrO I'D
Oernluthlld Don nun an al Die Splee 0cr
Bartei itcllcn, meldJe ans elmer SerbIu0ung
Der ynteu mt oem linten Centrum enttanz
Den 1T.
StGier.
0t NJ, I. 2lpril. - Sb3leid ser BapE
iiA BON ietner &rantbeit wieoer erbolt bat, ut
er nod INNER iebr ihwah, uuo ieine Ner6te
Uerbteten thm, Oa8 3ummer Su Ucrtaiien.
u 0 NJ, 6. April.-Sr. 0eill9fett Der Baplt
empfins gclern in elmer Yruats 2uoteu5 ben
@rOBIurlten 9Slabtmir Don JiuBlanO.
IuGlGue.
Die Expedition mad 85ipd.
ct. PeterS burg, 6. Aprll. - Gtne
Depede pou Safu melOet, baB eie Sirgiien=
@oloune am 3. ;. iid) 9e9en Gblma in Senez
9ung gelett bat. Sic 9eammte @TpeOltlou
beitebt aus brei Nbbcilungeu. Die erlte gebt
bon Sreuburg ab, iiber llubapoia uuo ben
Slug 3Gagau pororlngen0; Die Spelte mar
ltut burd) 4ltrad)an uno muB crit Die Surz
fomannCn unterWerieE, ebe iie 3bima errett !;
Die brittle miro wubti9stnlih, I'm Die ben
2lrll= zee umgebeu0e 2Giilte 5u Uermeioen
an 6luiie Spr 0iria Cntlang ben 2Seg iiber
Betro8t uabmen. DE StuppenmQ6t Der Sbis
maner ut nm tlcin uno ibre @ewe9re ltn0
bon l1ledter Seid}alienbeit.
SbiHs= =Setitte.
lpmoutb, I. 2lprlt. - Der 3ampfer
r8burm9la" III bon ytcw- YOrt bier eingCs
troien.
Gueen8town, Z. Q(pril. - Ser 9pir.
n&tp Of 9tep-Y YOrt" it BON yterpzD bier
ein9etrOfsn.
2onbon, I. April, III llbr Sorm. -
&Oniols er0Hueten 81 92j-93 iir @slo uno
93-93B iiir Brlcf. UAmalfaner" alte '65er
94b; '67er 934; 1O.40er SO; neRe6iinfer 9O..
@rIe su 504.
YariS. I. Qpril. &enten er0fneten gu
56 'Src5. &tms.
8rantiurt, 7. april. = r2(meritansr"
'G2tr 95S.
2tuerpool, I. april, II llbr SOrm.-
SQunuOuP ilnu Qber beiiGu0io: Sberl Of
81; OFleans 9S; Sertduie 10000 SaleH.
XiUerpOol, I. April, u llbr gtadm.-
SaumwOue hOu, uber berdnoig; Sertduie
12,000Su., SpetulatlOn .Ausiuhr 100000.
anerlt. GOOO 3d., SerfGuie BON SaOannab'cr
O0er @Garltltoner Saumw0ge ilir 6ebruar
unO Ntdri 81 %; Dtar5 unO 2turiI Su 81
GiperpooI.7. April, llbr gtaAm. -
SrO0iolie rublg. &dic G7s Cd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

pier fubr. ebe mir nGrSlih i1euertsu, neii
aber, baB Die Sd)uelliQfeit Suuabm.
Der @apitGn tbat allies, mas CT fOunte, I'M
baS 2e6en Der BaIia9tere Su retten, tOnntt
lbn BON benz Selieu aus 0eutlid h0ren.
Su bem ioIqcnoeu SreuSuerb0re iogtt
Sraop iiber ha5 2Oaeu ludhreno leluer &adle
aus. Die Sdliiiiabrtsaumeiiuu9cn Der AO'
mudlitIt muroeu Johann u0rgeleqt. Sn
Oeuitlban miro geia9t, baB bo8 Glbt pom
Snm6ro q Dietlen melt itdItbar iein meroe.
ehb leeteu 9onneritag Oa5 2idt pOu Dem
Sdleppoompier aus, ais id oa8 gSrad be-
Iudte. Nm elmer Stete wurOe 0aiitlbe jes
bod, ourdl Semmantz BOint uerpedt.
Der 0ampfer hattie alle mooeruen 8orridls
tuuQen am 8orO, Inn Die 3iettuug8boote tn'5
8aiier Su laiieu. Die Sifi3iere maren alle
auf itrem 9onen. Der @apitau mar elmer
Der idbigItci uno tiidltt9iten Rdnntr, NIT De-
nen idl gefabren bin. Der Brootant oes
Gampitr5 puGoe Dor OeIien Ibia4rt pon 5te-
9iCrungabeamten inipi5irt.
Sd fubr in einem g0ote mad oen gSrad,
nm ren GQpitdu III h0leu, 0a i'd puBte,
oaB er uidDt Idngcr au5baltea fonpte; er aber
weigerte f1, bis nod mehr Yaiiagtere geret-
ttt narcu. Al5 Cr ben Camper uerlteB, mar
IL uubtl u (lIuUpIN uHp nun uiRDbS tJ4' A''-
terltigclr ais er auf Den 6el'en tlctterte.
2Sa8 Die SemaunuHg anlan9t, 10 NOR DIE
ielbe pbpiiif) bciier L. auA beHer oiS5lpllntrt,
ais Die Scmaunuug eine8 8amprr5 I'M
QurdId)nitt 1T.
@OmmiiiGr Ic0oualO naGn1. ein lueite-
res 8reu5ucrb0r DOT. gSddJter ltanoen bem
Ciii}icr qcgeuiiber auf Der Bride I'M 2tu5.
id)au 81 bulten; meiB niht, oh eln Nddtcr
in Die obere &ntstage seitidt WOrOen mar. "
Set'm Shluiie iCineS SerA0re ia9te pr.
Braop, 0aB oieSuiudlc, 2eiden ;u bcrauben,
tbatidbljd ma5r icten.
S3terauf eriOIgte Sertagung biz NahmItz
tags 43 lbr.
Su Der 9fa6mittna8z unO 2lbenofeunJ
murNeu Der UiGrte SfitSjer SroWu, mebrGre
YaiiaQiere uu0 Die Guartlermeiter, iomlc Die
WtatOien uOn Der 9io6twade uernOmmen.
Sromu befanO iid 5uc 3ett be8 SratS i'm
.3mll1eneef, I'M paielbe 81 - tnlp5rtH.
53euge gibt Dem Gupttdu ". ell Iebr guteS
GeumunOaSeugniB. ST nift mabr, baB Der
&apitdn turj Dor Dem Sr0nOen 0t80ampIers
Garter iptcte.
Der 3plitenbed5paiidQier gloubt nidt,
oaB Die 3biiren utrlhloiieu mareu, glaubt
Qber, oaB mCbr ieinec un9liifltdleu Otltpanas
qiere hdtten gerettet meroen t0uneu, Wcun Die
@tlttel ium @nttOmmcn aus Dem I4ume telz
ier 9eWCien rudren.
9e Oiatroien Carrot, Siaeg un0 Der
GuartjermeiitcrJtedaHce ia9ten itber Die Sade
MIR Setannte8 ans.
Sine itUete BeitHIoisung.
RemsY Yort, I. 9lprll.-Sobn Steanes
lano BON Ytootlpn, eiu 3wilhenoedSpalla'
0icr beriftet bcute, bOB, aIS er III cer gtodt
NIT anecreu 3pitenOedS'B 'BaHa9iercu ours
0ef elite, Der 3wlidJenOedS= Stemoro lhnen
eutgcgen trat unO ibneu iagte, o0B gar gltdtS
OOr8eiaacn lei mo OaB tic Ueiier tlattn, ME
Der binuntcr gu gcbcn. Gtc Eeutc t4atsn,
wie ibnen befobleu mar unO ertranfen, nur
SteaneIano, ber uuI'8 Ged 9iU3, wHrOe &C.
rGitet.