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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
THE HABIT OF READING,

81 have no time to read" is the COM
mon complaint, and especially of
woman, whose occupations nro such as
to prevent continuous book pcr,,snl.
They seem to think, because they can
not devote aus much attention to books
as they arc compelled TO devote to their
aVocations, that they can not read any
thing. But this is Il great mistake.
Ii is not tho books We finish nj II sitting
which always do us the most good.
Those we dcVOur in tho odd moments,
half II dozen pages ut II time, often give
us more satisfaction, and are more thor
oughIy digcsted than those we mako
n particular effort to read. Tho men
who have matic their mark IN tho
world have generally boon tho men
who have in bpyh0od formed the habit
of reading ut every available moment,
whether for five minutes or five hours.
II is the habit of reading rather than
tho time at our c"'nmnnd that helps i,s
ON The road To learning. Many of tho
most cultivated PERSONS, whose names
huvr been famous aS students; have
given only two or three hours II day to
their books. five make usc OfsInrc
minutes in the midst of our work, and
read II little, If bhta page or para
Hrngh, we shall find our brains quick
''N'' .''' '''' N''' ny JStSJ 5D
much increased satisfaction as the book
gives us. Nothing hclps along tho
monotonous daily round so much AS
fresh and striking thoughts to be con-
sitrrCd while our hands arc busy.
A now idea from u new volume is
like oil which reduces the friction of
of the machinery of lifO. What VIC
remember from brief glimpses into
books often serves ~ IL stinulnus to
action, and becomes ono of the most
precious deposits in the treasury of our
recollection. All knowledge is made
up o! small parts, which would seem
| insignificant in themselves, but which,
| taken together, arc valuable weapons
| for the mind and substantial armor
| for the 4"ui. "Htcad anything con-
tinuonsly," says DIR. Johnson, "and
you viii be learned" Tho odd minutes
which we arc inclined to waste, II care
! fully awaited of for instruction., will, in
the long run, make golden hours and
golden days that We shall ever be thank
ful for.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
a DErRAvED YOUNG WILLIAM.
Attempt Ia Poison.
(Erom tho Franklin SUM-

tErom tho Franklin Snn.l
| Last Saturday, Aug. I'd, tho conmu-
nifty were startled to learn that Mrs.
Ann Marlborough, an esteemed and res
pectcd lady of this parish, had nladc 4
narrow and almost miraculous escape
from 81 shocking death! Five attempts
were made toroison her, and each time
| she partook of the poisoned articles,
| and yet each time, most fortunately
and astonishingly, she threw them out
| without swallowing them, thus saving
her life.
Tho pCrpctratOr OF this horrible at
tempt was Il colorcd boy named Alcck
some 1: or Is years old, an orphan who
was raised in the house by his intended
victim; upon whom sho laVishcd a
great deal of kindness and affection, al
ways took him with her, indulged him
very much and placed him In tho
greatest cOnftdcncc-and honcc had not
the slightest idea what Il wiper she was
| no,,risliing.
The first attempt to poison her was
by putting strychninc in Il watermelon
which he offered her; the second and
third times by putting some in coffee,
Mrs. y. in each instance taking but
very little, as the taste did not suit her.
Tho fourth time Alcck gathered three
| nice figs, into ono OF which he put tho
| poison, and presented them to her. She
happened to cat tho two without tho
poison iirst, and upon tasting the other
| it was SO bitter she throw it away
! without having taken much of it. Tho
last attempt made by tho cunning little
william, was by putting the strychninc
into tho steak, selecting tho three incest
pieces Oh tho dish for his purpose. This
time Mrs. Marlborough, upon tasting
the steak, finding it go bitter, again for
tuI,atrly threw it down, when tho cat
got it, and II dog took it from the cat.
Both soon showing symptoms of being
poisoned, (onu they not long afterwards
uicd,) and Mrs. Y. feeling herself some
what i'll tho truth ilashcu upon her and
she ut once took an antidotc, and sent
for her physician and her friend, DIR.
VIM. E. Rirp, who, after prescribing
for her, SGT to work to unrnvcI what
seemed to be Il diabolical attempt upon
tho life of Mrs. Marlborough. Tho re-
suit of his investigation was to asccr-
tain tho facts above stated, the vial of
strychninc used being handed to DR..
lsapp by the young rascal.
Alcck was brought before Judge Buie,
and Is now confined in Jail to await the
action of tho law in his case.
We in common with tho community
most sincerely congratulate the nr,ia-
bio and worthy lady on her wonderful
escape from death. How any ono and
especially this boy could entertain ma
lice against her is II mystery. In all
our experience of Il not unCvcntful life
we have never known Il case in the
catalogue of crime in which moro craft
incss and cunning were displayed. TO
the credit of our country lot il be said,
that such acts arc of rarC occurrence.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

RlcnMoND, August 7.-After the
merits of the two candidates had been
discussed at length and no other nonl-
nations being made, tho roll Of counties
was called and resulted In large ma.
Jority for Gen. Kemper, which was
greatiy Increased by delegations chang
ing their votes soliclly from Withers to
iHernper. Before the announcement of
tho vote Con. Early moved that the
| nomination of Gen. JAS, l.. Ken,n,r he
naoe unanimous. Applause, and then
adjourned till 10 A. NJ.
n committee of three were appointed
10 wait on Capt. Robert Il. Withcrs to
invite him to privilcdge<l scat, and to
ascertain If hc would consent to accept
Il nomination for Lieutenant Governor.
During the absence of the committee
Col. Skcer, OF Aiteghany, stated that
tho convention had not approached
Col. Withcrs properly, but that If they
desired him to serve on tho ticket, they
should nominate him by acclanlatioa
and then ascertain if he would consent
Amid the applause which cnslcd Gen.
J. NJ. Walker, of Pulaski, tho most
prominent candidate for tho nomination
of Lieutenant Governor, took tho stand
and stated that although not II delegate,
TIC desired tho indulgence of the Con
Vcntion to second tho nomination OF
Col. Withcrs, which he proceeded to do
i'll graceful and eloquent language,
withdrawing his own name. Capt.
Withers was nominated and accepted
the nomination.
COLUMBUS, o., August 7.-Senator
Thurman made II brief speech here.
predicting the success of tho clean Dem
Ocratic ticket.
Mr.. Allen, in Il dispatch accepting tho
nomination, says: accept the nomin-
alton, and desire the Convention to ac-
ccpt my gratitude. l accept 1t because
the Convention Expresses the belief that
l may be of some service In promoting
the success of the great Democracy, up
ON whose success, and upon that alone,
rests tho prosperity, liberty and happi-
ness of tho American people.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August THE
German State Convention in session
hero, adopted resolutions lcnouncing
all sumptuary laws; advocating free
trade, and deprccating corruption In
Government officials. While they de-
plorc the habit of cxccssiv" drinking,
they oppose all laws interfering witt,
the Inherent rights guaranteed by the
Constitution OF tho United States.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
4 PRIVATE STILL.

We heard Il good story lately, 4
revenue officer was sent into the Illicit
whisky district over in Kentucky. He
knew Illicit distilling was going on,
but nc could get no basis to work from.
Coming to an IriShman who was tolcr-
ably drunk, tho officer tapped him on
the shoulder and said, "My man, do
you want to mako ton dollar: 20 els it
ten dolIars:' said Pat, ss9urc and do. :"
''ThCn,' said tho officer, "show me a
private still.' am do the same; fol-
low me, yer Honor
The officer followed across lots and
fields to the camp of IL company of sol
dicrs that had been sent there to aid
the revenue officers. The soldiers were
in iinc-drcsS parade. ''Do you SEQ
that rCd-hCattCG man." asked Pat,
pointing to one Of the soldiers. "Tcs )"
replied tho officer. Ole is,' said Pat,
my brother. He's been in the service
twelve years. Hcli be q coporal after
awhile, but he Is ''a private stiIl.'
Ten dollars gone, and no Illicit whisky
found, moralizcd the officer as he wcnd.
ed his way back to his hotcl.-1h"'lig"l'
{J1It'iCr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.

| The future OF Er0ncC Offers q wide
field for political speculation. NlcNIa-
hons accession to tho Executive gives
a Now Vigor to the surmiscs and csti.
mates Of tho political sccrs.
The ingenuity Of tho Gallic mind,
| ana the uncertainty of affairs and ideas
III France have produced various solu-
tions of her future.
Ono of these is built upon the rumor-
cd reconciliation of the two branches OF
the Bourbon family. Chambord has
struck palms with the Count of Paris.
And rs the former has no children, and
is advancing towards old age, why
should not the Orlcanists acQuicscc in
his restoration to the throne of his
ancestors, with rcnaindcrship to tho
heir of the younger and moro prolific
branch: The Count of Paris would be
ut tho ncmc of his power when Henry
V. should be gathered unto his fathers.
And oven if tho Count should have
gone hence, he has heirs to succeed
him.
Thus would the Burhon family be
completely and solidIy unified - to
borrow n word from, our local political
nomenclature.
But would tho Orlcanists, who have
n strong party and a large amount Of
personal popularity, profit by such Il
merging of their distinctive attributes
in the odious name and style of Bour-
bon: Will the ideas and passions of
mankind be over turned backward so
as to embrace with fcrvor, or accept
with uuictuic, the restoration of the
Bourbon race and dynasty: We have
little apprehension that the French
people can ever be mctamorphoscu on
this vital and radical point. Politicians
and intriguants may work to that end,
but France is now u nation of peoples
whose voice is omnipotcnt in tho dircc-
ton OF its government. Without their
consent, no dynasty can ever be rcgar-
dCu rs permanent.
And hero comes atcM,iron, the
present iigurc-hc OF the nation, to
whom is imputed a new scheme, which
is said to originate with his ambitious
wife. There is A. Malcmoiscllc McNIa-
hon, who, it is thought, would make u
good match for the Prince Imperial,
and nc. nsc,c is mancuvcring to that
end. What grand alliance would
this be, the daughter of the greatest OF
the French generals with the heir of
tho Napolconic glory and prestige |!
Both young and impossible, and in
charge of a patriotic, honest and brave
general, devoted to France, to order, to
peace and to glory!
This scheme is likely to command II
largo support and following in Franco.
The Inpcrialists arc still u strong
party in the nation. 1t has two pow
crfuI leaders, who arc able politicians,
and have large stakes TO play. Mean
time the Democrats, or rather the Cou-
scrvativc Republican element, is gath
cring new power and strength. 1t has
been relieved Of the distractinG and
weakening influence of Communism
and Socialism. Old Thicr5 has made it
tho power il mover was before. lie has
demonstrated that the moderate Re
public, with Il strong Executive, is the
only government which can preserve
peace and order in Fraucc.--N n.
IIcrulJ.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
FLIGHT OF A CARRIER PIGEON.
{ Now York World, Aug. ;.

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of HcIr;u,n onJ dcaccrL,nt f,n,, u,.
host HrcrI NJ nntwc,n c,r,;cr, IT,
h,s won several rr5yrs in uvin,r
matches once h,y;n@ earned ~ 900 cnr
his o,vncr hy hcotinm nuo rortcet,nts il,
, match nimht frnm london 10 Hr,es,cIs,
lIc was purchased in 1870 bv O. $.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

Th" cNrcdi'inn q; Sir Samuel Baker
to Central Africa has returned in tri-
umph. rEC rumorS of itS defeat, and of
his death, which were current = few
months ago, arc contradictcI by him
self and tho story Of what he has seen
and done. 1T would srcm that his
brilliant fame a9 u private traveller, is
TO be cclipscd by his gcncralship. The
most striking result Of the explorations
is the discovery, that the lake Niyanza
il an inland sea seven hundred miles
long. Measures, which arc regarded as
satisfactory, have been adopted for the
suppression Of til" interior African
slave trade.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

A curious invention IN the interest
of writers is new in England. IT is
called ''Graphinc," and is a prepared
paper. On cutting Off q little bit, n1
bigger than ones finger nail, and soak
ing it in a table spoonful of water, it
viii produce beautiful purrlC-cUlorca
ink This condensed writing ink
can, like 2ourt-rlastcr, be carried about
in tho puckCt-hn0il and II" traveller need
in future take an ink-staud with him
on his journey,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

Gen. Lc;sSett, OF the Pension Office,
refuses to follow the custom Of the
other heads Of the Government depart
mcnt7,nnd discharge his lad y clerks who
get married. The Detroit t'rribune''
thinks everybody ought to honor Gen.
LcgGott for this, for, it asks, how can
1t Wnm"n be expected TO support a hus-
band If 5h" is to be discharged from her
situation as soon az she gets him?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
Dentistry.

HR. :. l.. BRACEY. Dentist, respectfully
offers his professional services to III"
cit!hrttS of Monroe and surrounding CoNh-
try. iioviMg an CXporicUc" Of fourteen
y6ar, in III" pracji"o. ho feels confident 81
yiSiri. satisfaction in uif branches of his
prNt.>..inn. u willing to Narran. all work.
ohico ucur tho Courthouse and nCXt door
south of the puocht1 Ici"Gr"pa Office on
Grand street. Monroe. In. " IN arlG:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

sixteen years ago II North Carolina
father, who knew tho virtues of the
rod, thrashcd his big boy, and sent him
off to hoe corn. Tho first seen Of him
since was last week, when he returned
from California with $50, 600 on his hoe
When you send It boy to hoe corn, al
ways click" him first
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

Tho Mukaw Indian braves, of British
Columbia, who, u few ycars ago, would
wear nothing but Il shirt, have recently
discarded tiC traditions of their ance4-
tors. They now wear nothing but u
plug hat and n necktic.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
L. II. MnEEiSON. w. w
Morrison ~ Farmer,

4 i'rORNEiS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
IN viii practice i'll tho Courts Of tho PA
r'ShHs Of Ouachita. Morchousc, Nchland
Eranklin amt Caldwell, i'll tho Supreme
Court. and III tho United states Courts.
" III nlI,, III ttcn,l To MI business intrUStcu to
thoiu il, tho S;tutc and Federal land offices.
VI
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

.. AZ =, ~, |EcEMcTy,

4 TrOl,NETS At LAW, Mouroc, In,
n practice i'll tho Parish and District
COURTS OF puachita, NI0rrhouSc, Franklin,
R"lland, C..ldwoil and tatahpuia Parishes,
in the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
tod Siatcy, Courts. Fart cUlHr attention paid
10 business in tho Land Ont"" p"partmcnt
OF the Ecnorat Government. nlftf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

"Nicr President wilson thinks that
Phil. Sheridan atInds, a chance TO bC
the next Prcsid"nt.' And the ''Cou-
ric-JUurnal' thinks that if sheridan
wcrC offered Il one cent po5taGc-4tamp
for the chance, he would bc an awful
fool TO decline the Trade.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
SeE. Sytss. SANDER

fs.!IN p!!EsS his services oS Physician and
tiur-COn, 20 the public. lie can ho found
upon his plantation. tonr miles, below Mon
roo. March u, 1873. :,j-ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
DIR. Es. &. S4r1tlscr.

- ESI NJ l:S the practice OF his profession,
III aud Offers his services to tho citizens of
Monroe and vicinity. Oilico NJ DromGoOlc'"
drug store. June -, 1873. ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
TWO PICTURES.

Tho following is II comparison of the
cost to the State and people of tho office
of Auditor of Public Accounts, during
tho years 1872 ana 1873, IA shown by
tho laws rrlativ" thereto, passed during
these years:
lS72.-GIiAIINM'S REGIME.
AUDITORS y..,.-....,..,., y 600
foes tn"nc tniscn away by Act II, of
'H'E).,
thici "lcrl<, 3. 500; eleven "l"Il.S at
81 500 each, SD%uO.....,.. ~, 500
Authors inHpoc,or, s':tlurN ''nh tray
cling pcui",S. 5000
Contingent oXpcu.Ic. ................. 800
SIl, 500
lS7!.-CI.INTON'S REGIME.
AUDITORS Si'lnr 5000
Oical fees (hct 60, OF 1873 )............ 10000
Clerical fHrcn Ac: 20, of 1879 )..,....... $3.50
Contingent "Np"nH"s Act SO, of iS7:;)- 5000
SiG,G7O
Under the 3d and ith sections OF the
Appropriation bill Of 1877 (Act % of
that Year,, officers having Il contingent
appropriation, were allowed to draw
quarterly for the amount they had
1',"rio'hsIY r>1,"nfi',i, To be shown by the
vouchers therefor.
Clinton has already drawn his appro-
pr'ation and Is pit"ou%ly h"GTiu" for
NOR" ". q. Hc5wid.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16
w.vn.L1S Ry,:lIAHESON. RoD'T Ittcu AiDSoS
JAS. y. M'ESERY,
tsiea:.r.Ssons AZ N6cE1lacry.

4 trOi;SEIS At Law, Monroe, La,
N practice il, all tho Parishes of North
Louisiana, in tho Supreme Court at Monroe,
tho Federal Courts, and III the Land Office
E.part mont OF tho General Government.
juno "a, iSi2 4o-tt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

Card. OF q personal chnTdctes--who nd
missiblc-will DO charged double our reg
ular advertising rntos.
obituary and Marriage notices will hc
charged as advertisements.
Any person sending us five now cash sub
titled to q copy of TIE YELEHR!>rIt gratis,
for ono year.
~" Tho subscription price Of the IiiLE-
GRAPH w:,S reduced from 1.-Two to jOt1 dollars
but Subscribers payiuicitt o,10Hstcc have uni
tornly boon sllC we'd discount of one tiotIt',.
after it is due, arc required to pay four dot
lars. rhero viii bc no deviation from this
rulC.
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TAlIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertisements will bc inserted ut ono
COLLAR and fifty ccnts pcr square (ono inch
of space or lcsss), for tho first, and seventy
tive ccIits for cach subsequent insertion, for
any tiinc under ono month. For longer
periods as follows:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. }. HART !S CO.,
T.. j.
y Ce)
HNotes"tc Drnte1s, Importers und C,m,ais-
sion lfe7'ch0ntsn
ROCER!ES AND DRUGS,
Nos. 13, 70, ~ and 20 Tchoupiloulas Stree,
NEw ORLEANS, LA.
+: =:
\& C9)
~
Importers Of
II r. NJ G A l. S,
Epson Salts, Sodns all kinds,
C"ppcras, Alum, Window Glass,
Dental Instruments, ,Perf,,mery,
Druggista' .Sundrics English
White Lead. puro and genuine, warrant ed ;
Paint Brushes, ctc.
Quinino, French and German;
Large Dealers in American Brands.
i'"ncp "nd Staple Groceries,, P,oa1sions.
Tobacco, cigars,
Fine Rhishics, Bsn1stlics, Madeira, Ina,
Sherry and Clo,et Fines
Wooden and 1E1llo,o Un,.c.
December 0, 1S72.-l2-ly
II H. STEVENS
FAS! HON Able CIUTuIiIR.
And Importer OF
.u ISII;MG GOOE.l,
2S AND 30 ST. CHARLES ST,
Corner Common ST.
NEW ORLEA Ms, IA.
LATEST STYLES IN
Every Variety of
F"'''s"''@ Goods, Trunks, Chib'eH"$ IN"
Ipnte'2'aocf Clothing.
"
IN rAE!s, LONDON ANn NEW YORK Style
, o-
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T. =. iiICUANDSON. T. ". NEAtiiIIF.
Nrs. EsicsaarsSsOlx ~ Hlc;sSI,cT.
"AVINCi associatcl in the practice of
Ill medicine, offer their services in tho
diilurcnt branches of their profession to tho
citizens Of Monroe and surrounding cOuli-
try. Oilcc, on Jackson Street, adjoining
Methodist Church. Ecb'y ., 1872. If
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Wholesale nnd retuil doalcr IN Cooi.ing
and Heating Stoves, Fire Crates. Plain and
.Japannnd Tin Ware, Hollow Waro, Table
Cutlery, Fluting Machines, Timers Trim
ninGa Rest Flutcd Ware, and House Eur-
nis,iling Goods of every description. Snlc
Agent for the Celebrated EiHsen Washer
February /, 1873. .O:Iy
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:, ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
o. Tramsont advert iscmenis must bc paid
tor in uIUlncc.
All advertisements scnr to this Office
when not otherwise ordered, will be inserted
"tiil fnrbd'' md charged accordingly.
Editorial business notices will be made,
FREQ of charge, of all advertisements ordered
in tho papcr; for othor editorial notices n
ciiar1o OF % cents pcr limo will DO made.
An cXtra charge of 2j pGr cent will in
fhturo be nia,lo on all cuts nbovc ono inch
IN width, and upon all doublO-column adj
r"rtiacmNhts5 Il similar charge will be made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-26
Tim S3fptfr nnO RrOnfn.
3eitromau
Don
0rsqnr arntu.

QSir Beginner nit 6ieiein Slatte Die Tubli
fation zines 3eitromans, Der nnteriobtqen
Sitel in einerRetbs ponSilSern Die qroBen Gr'
eigniiIe oeS SabreS 1866, beS 8orlQuIer5 oel
jiineiten pelumm1l;enoe Gpode, oil ber
0eiern poriiberiiibrt, uno iomobl bic tieiuer
boraenen Saoen ihrer bcpegenben llriddcr
aufbsdt, als bic g8irtungen aui Die 2Selt Uni
Die @eislitait i6iloert.
@s mdre rermeien, cine @eididlte, cinC
pahre in Die Sieien bringenoe @cidldlte oel
eiaenen Belt ihleiben su moQen, - es laIIer
itb nur giloer Der einselncn 9eroorra9enber
Dtomente geben, in benen oa8 Yublttum olt
9roBen bsmsgsneer &r6fte erfennt, nno ourd
pel6e es bic oft 10 einen uuO oem 9ewObnll
4en Iu9e uniidtbaren SloeH berIol9eu fam
melhe oieie &rGfte lenten.
Siloer anelnanoel 5uretbcu, msld)e 5um Str
itQnon,B ieutr 3elt beitragen, Den 9roBen tra'
Qlidlen Sonflltt dlarafterlilren, ben Jene &C:
maltigen Sample in eriter Snitaus aum AuS
tra9 bladteu, uub in benz 3ugletdl Die 8elme
IN Der Qetpaltiaen enolldlen Satailropbe bon
1870 bis 1871 lte9en: baS 1T Der SormurT be
jos 3ettromans.
Seiu. 6Orm 1T 9i9tuns, iein Serng8abr,
bsit
Ser Seriaiier, ob9leia benz 0tGoerpcrt oel
Staatsmaidtne naheitebenb, bat ild1 cine POL.
Zig obitttiues steuuug su allen ben peridlieoeneu
@lenenen beipabrt, meld)e I'D IN 6em 9to'
BEN Soufitt ge9eniibeItrcten er lelt BIZ
@barattere uno Situationen oar obne Ieoe
Yarteiiarbe uno lit - mir 9lauben nit @rs
fols-bsmiibt, jeper Nittun9 gsrsdt 5u per'
ben.
go iin6 mir IberScugt, baB Der Jtomon al'
len Sutersiiante8 brla9en miro - ben Gtn9es
meibteu auregenoe @rtnnsrun9en, benz gro'
Sen Iublifrm mandle ueue IuiIldrung gum
SeritauoniB lcner Sage; oenn mir 9lanbCn,
oaB Der SeriuNer nit eini9em 0(eft pom itd)
lasen fam:
rGlpTeuo bin iG nidt, bod Oirt 1T mir bepuBti