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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-07-25
From the Chicago Post & Mail
THE POTTER Ia W AND THE RAIL-
PO4DS

From the Chicago Post & Mail
THE POTTER Nv AND THE RAIL-
A morning paper yesterday anus
ed its readers by an editorial claim :
ing that the failure to pay interest,
build depots, and employ workmen,
by railroad corporations, is all
chargeable to the Wisconsin "Pot-
ter Railroad Law" That law was
only passed last winter. 1t has not
yet been in practical operation. and
the companies all claim it will final
ly be declared unconstitutional and
void. It's effect on railroad busines s
is as yet imperceptible. The roads
operating in Wisconsin are doing
their fair share of business at rates
which produce receipts fully on a
par with other roads. Nor have the
main lines in that state, so far as we
know, defaulted in their payments
OF interest. Nor has their reduc-
ton in the number of workinomen
employed been at all out of proper
ton with the number discharged by
other corporations, both commercial
and manufacturing.
The paper referred to has the i'm
pudence to assert that union depot
would be in the course of construc-
ton on the West Side were it not
for the oppressive Potter law, when
the same paper not long since ex-
planned the delay, if not failure. OF
that enterprise, upon entirely differ
ent, and doubtless far more truthful
considerations.
All this sort Of talk is very thin
humbug. The railroads are not
yet objects Of sympathy or victims
of persecution, and the attempt to
make them appear so viii only
cause ridicule among persons con
versant with the facts. Any vol
ume Of Poor's Ratlaoay Manual
will prove that the fluctuations in
the value Of railway stocks are no
greater now than formerly, and if
portion of the present depression
is chargeable upon an effort of the
people TO compel the railroad mana
gers to respect the rights of the
public, 1t is far more satisfactory
than to have it the result, as has in
the past been usual, of an effort of
railroad officials to speculate at the
expense of stockholders. Besides
the alleged depressed condition OF
affairs is not confined to Wisconsin
railroads or American railroads. 1t
is equally manifest abroad. In Eng
land the traffic upon the railways
shows decrease, and the price of
railroad securities is dropping. One
railroad, the Northeastern, in the
six weeks ending July L, showed a
decrease in receipts OF 100000
compared with the same period last
year. Another, the Great Western,
showed a falling off in the same
time of sl5O,OoO. But they have no
"Potter law" in Great Britain to
make use Of as a scapegoat, and so
simply confess the facts, and credit
them to the prevalent depression in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-07-25

Plt'f's Atty, Superior, Wisconsin
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Die 3ufGnae in S%railien.

Sn SraIilien nebmeL pie man
Ger oOeutl6en GsidsssituY" bon bort
bsri6tst ris Oinss cine immr rrcbenres
re Gsltaltuns fir rie 5rsimurer. &esies
runs an. Sn para purie Die pom
Sbsrtritunale ausssiprp6en SerleBuns
esS Silbois .. antpnip be NacecO Co
fla in ben antlaseuitanc mt srceem
I'm ~ illen aufaenommen. Die Stims
muns Der SepSlfsruns 1T Dot 70 terents
lid, pab Die &saisruns pbnssroee milts
tarii1e Ma6tentfaltuns Die Besfdbruns
ces 8irdenfirfen aus ibrer Witte ni6t
lpassn BARI. am 9. Wars lat Der Gr;s
biidpf Bahia. 8raf pom 9. Saloarpr,
Elm &unpihreiben an BEN brIlianil6sn
Gpiseppat erlalIsn, ras gum entlbieeens
fen @irerfanrs seaen bic 9etrebunsen
Der epse auHprrsrt, unp iibeua beseis
@terten S~eifall finest MaerprtS
baben Die SiI6Sfe rislen @ufuf nit Seis
fall bsantwprte!. Der Sil6pirer Saupts
fart .. Yetrp Re 9acerra, miro cems
nddf rem Seiipisl leineS gmtsbrursrs
in Slinra fplsen uni rie Srucerlhaft
n3um aaerbsilisiten Safnmente BON
Warias 2i6tmss" untsr Mnrpbuns res
Snterrifts sur Gntla6uns rr rfenfuns
risen Sreimaurer auhorren. 1amit
wiirre unter zen sIusen be, &%s9ierun9
Ieltf Der Sampf %entSincet unp bel Ger
anti : fysimaureril6sn Stirmuns DC:
Saupttact, rersn SteQun! cine iebr
bwierise werren. De- senannts
Yruperi6aft wurre 1869 sitiftst, ura
ben Slang Der Rslision aurs6! gu srs
baltsn u. @erfs Der Sarmbssisieit aus
suiben. sic bsfBt lber 10 Sduisr in
&io be Saneirc, 298 Gpntpl GU js $50
Iblr.) IL Observation-Disclosures uni cine
idbrli1e &ente pom $50 GotpS. SsBt
N pas altsbrwareise SnNitt ssm Sci
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

ipre9enc bat Ter ;ur Scllenruns eteles
Oomes s%esrinrete Ss.ein cieislbs beritels
len lallen ulter Dem rSmil6en papfe
pius TX. u. benz Gr;bii6pfs paul WeIs
6erS BON 8Sln i'm Sabre res perm 1873.
Oarauf fplsen in latsiniItsr Spra4e
pier Werle, pelae BERGEN @6brent i'd
nit meinsr Gimme tenn @clfe ees 5ims
msls gctidaft perfincs. idpinsen bic
bergen ii6 auf rpstteifernc in ibrer Ssras
DE. = S6ugpatron. Der ru rurd mel
ne Stimme pes Semrels 6alen erSHneft,
> SimmslspfSrtner, SHne ;uslei5 bic
lbiren ces SimmsIs. Damn beiet e
fsrner: Die 8aiierslpdc teis' i6, ces
Sai'ers Gbre prcii id. ouf teilser @ars
te lteb ih, ctn crutideu Ncid' erHeb' i'd,
rag 6riec' unc gSrbr' inn Girtt beI6er'.
Der Scn rer 0jcfc iplI ctcniaas seIuns
gen letrl. 0abci bleitt ater rit llnii6ers
belt beiteben, Of, I'll eie oan;e 6lc6e
eurH Gin MibScihif nibt in einem @uls
'e tsraeitclt ncrrcn 1T. 6aurts II. Ha6s
9uB i'm Ssrldufe Ger 3eit nd ni6t trsnz
ilcn peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
0oM3eitsflatiM.

Sn unIsrer lsBten 8unpi6au baten
mir i6pn auf bic unrspublifanil6e 9lrt
UNI WeiIe aufmerfiam sema6t, in Der
bic walbinsirner Slattsr rie Sph;eit pcs
NrluleinS Grant bsiprehm unp ras tact
Yple Senebmen cts prllirenten, rem mir
ni6t grace bplp inn, ribmen. Sisr III,
mas bel Der Gslessnheit bic DSainpiS
Ct. 3ts." l6rsibt:
DAFT bic atSsidmadtc enslii6dmsrifas
nii6e Senlaticnspreiie pielc Spaltsn nit
oSsldreitungsn" Der Scd;sit Nelie
Grant's fiat, lit wabrli6 ni6t Die S6ulp
reS prafrentsn. 3situnSstsri6tsritats
ter battsn ~ tsm !Sp6sei!sfeie 10 wenis
3utritt mis anters ni6ts sinsslacens per-
icnen, neil rasIelte cine priYatlabe iein
Icllte. @enn bic Chicago Times" benz
nod beinabe fInf Spaltsn nit Baibins>
toner nSpesials1 elearammen" iter Die
ScHseit fdqt, 70 fam man fid etpa benz
fen, no une ME rer srSbte lbeil risier
~lele8ramme" fobrisirt rpcrben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Nus MufrQlieu.

Dr. fortune, &eetpr pes Gpuess ron
gabaupws BET Dublin une Wi6ael
S'Gonnpr, pfarrer BON &atbfarnbam
bel Dublin iint ~ SiI6Sfen Der neu srs
ri6ts:sn auitraliIden DiSceien Sanpburit
unc 8allarat erpiblt wprpen. Dielels
ben Iclen Der ebenfaIS neu erri6tetsn
Gr,piSUie Welbcurne unteritebsn. Die
Ylitbe Der fatbpliihen Stride in Auitras
lien wirp paru.6 weisntlid 9sfSrrert
percen ME pern iterbaupt ras @abss
bum Der fatbolil6en Stride auf rem
fernen SnIel, Gentinsnte, i'm 9aufe ries
Ies SabrbuneertS als Gin auBsrcrernts
li6es ~ betra6tsn 1T. SIN Anfanse
res SabrbunpertS sab eS in gang sus
i~tralien nur spei W:liipnsprisltsr bsute
aitt CO bort IS OiSecIen. eie ii6 auf
smei 8fr6enprcpinscn, Die frlbere Gin
nsy unc bic neu syri6tste spn Msltpurs
nc %yertbeilen. Die legtere prppin; ums
faet Sictcria unp anre.e lbeile res
auitraliibsn Gontinmtss. Die Satbos
lifen in 9ietUria sablsn nun 17O,52O
Yerionen. SIM Sabre 1871 waren ibrer
erit 1904. NeusS lpwaleS ;dblt l47.-
627 &aibplifen, Sde- Mufralien 28,66S
uni Sueenslane 1892. Sn Wsit'
Muitralisn inc 7168, In Neuleelanp 3d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
lleber bic III Jraafemtbal in be,

pfals ssspGsns 8aiierslpde miro i'm
0anssn llnbstimmleS ber;6tst. gu fret,
sr S6wirsuns leit mebreren Easen auf
einsm prpSiipril6sn 9lpdsntuble rubenc,
ipl lie pur6 ibre 9rSBe UNI majeitatiide
Sorm Elm bsrrli9sS Sdautif lein.
Sbre SSbs betrdst 81 Wtetsr une ibre
untsrs llmwsnruns iber 10 Weter. Der
S6winsbammsr pper &lSpsl wiest 16
Gentner. Die 8rpne miro eurb Ie6S
nierli6e @nsslssfalten ssbilrst, wel6e
rem 8unitperf susleib ais 3ieree cies
men. Die lateinil6e Snl6riit in rrsi
3silen um ZEN pberen She'll rer @lpfs
laufenp, beibt gu csutib ; @ilbelm, rer
Observation-Disclosures psutl6s 8aiier unp
SSnis BON preubsn. in frommer Crime,
runa an bic bimmliide Silfs, rie i'm bel
Ger 10 slidli6sn Sabruns unp Sssncis
auns ees jdnaifen fran,6fl6sn Srieses ~
She'll purre, bat na1 WiepsrberlteaunS
Res reutId en- 8ailsrtbumS aus erobsrs
ten @eiaiBen i'm @swi6te spn 50.s
600 pfunp cine 9Ipde sisBen lais
len, Die auf bisIsm berrli@sn ieinsm
Musbau nabe serldtsn 0ottesbauie aufs
sebdnst tpereen ioue. Sol&em froms
men @iQsn ess fsssstrSnten Garftsn snts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
~3urembnrger @a3ette.

ite isiner 0rdnosr our6aus entfremeet,
uno feline 9erwaltuns fat gang tn r;e
5dnre Der eose iibeyaesansen. ausenz
blidli6 miro in Srailien piel Dor elmer
0erbincuns sriproben, wel6e Die fatbpz
hide partet NIT ben Nepublifansrn elm
sesansen iein fol-, elm @eridt, cas- Gle
3esierunssprsiIe in ni6t serinse aufres
suns perisst bat. Sbsleih Die 9crpilts
!iduns cieier NuianS BET a%npausrnrsr
&irdcnperfoIsuns teinespess in pas Be-
reid Der llnmDslihfeit oerwieien werrsn
fann-renn unter l%lmitdnpen rirre ris
republifauiibe .Staatsform eiuem frsis
maurerii6en Gdiarismus rcr;u;iebsn
iein-, ltest cp6 auf Seiten Ger satbplis
l6en partei bis ieBt nibts Scr, ras jez
men Stritt als bersit5 crrclst an,eists.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Die in Der Heael auf Grant bitterbSle

Ote Ut GET Jtt9el auI VtdHt CtIetpple
Chicago Tribune'' rimnr lstr pertdns
ciaes u. taftpcIss Bensbmsn bstrsfs Der
Serbeiratbuns ieiner einsissn Ic6ter
marm in S9us. Den b%l5pInnissn
8nopnctbtnss, reIde nariber ldimpfen.
raB sr pieie Ic6tsr einsm Iusldnrer ses
ssten, madt ite temerfli6. ras Der piers
unr;pan;isjdbrise gnsldnrer Sarturis
Die 5er,enspabl Ger nsun,sbnjdbrisen
Neuie Grant 1T, ras bel Gem unbsl6ols
tensn Gbaraftsr rsfelbsn Nismano elm
Hebt bat, pieIe @abl ;u tacsln, unp ras
caber Elm @ranii6es @eto seaen rieIe
Serbincuns gang untere6tist sereien
plre.
% unp bort fla!1ht man, Sartpris lei
.sir ens!iiter Corr, rpsraen rie Srts
bune ;eist, raB or Ger pptlerscsene Spbn
elmer sinfaden Sirssrfamilie 1T. calls
sr Isin @srbdltnis nit Ger Ichesr ces
prdiccncen a~ntripfte, ma sr niht be-
TONER'S noblbabenp /; lcitber 1T CT aber in
Splse rs6 Cores zines dlteren Srucers
;u tetrddtli6em @pbIfanre aelanat.)
Dem @~aibinstpner S6marrssr<N unr
Sbppcps pafe, ras ii6 rariibcr auftdIt.
raB eS ni6t III ter Scdssit einselaren
purre, bdlt ole Tribune" rus quite Gstt
ces Yrdlirentsn snt9esen, cie 5eierli6feit
~ elmer reinen Iripatan9slesenbeit III
MAIDEN. Die Tribune" fpmmt ;u benz
SbluiIs ras Ger prdiirent unp feline
Io6ter It6 in Ger san;en Sadie bS6t
perninftis benpmmen BADEN.
Oas iassn mir aud. nsberbaupt 1T
ras 5%amilisnlsben ceS prdirenten Grant
unantafbar unp tSnnte in isinsr Sitten>
reinbeit uno 6er;li6fsit gar man1sm
0rantfreiler gum Wuiter risnsn.
Bie isbr Der prdIpsnt in ieinem 5as
milisnlsben ale Sfsntatien ba6t pas
;siste ii6 belpncers audi bel leiuer lilbsrz
neu Sctseit, pel9e er i'm a%lsrensitsn
p~riSatfleile in Gong Brand sefeiert bat.
llnp ME nabs ibm Gle Srennuns BON leis
mem Sinre sebt cas- melcet feline Seins
Din, Die uGbicasp Iribune,' NIT cen
Worten: % User pas Sheicen NsIie'5 BON
ben Gltsrn unp 5rsuncsn cTentar an,
i6msr,li6itsn empInset. III Ger ipnft 10
ibsraus slsi6mitbise prdFrsnt ieltf
man LAP Is ibm ris san;e Belt an, mas
er %SerIiert !; penn pieie feline Spdtsr 1T
lein Ssrstlatt i'm 5amilisnreiie. Sbrs
p!ss rar an ieiner Settle. Das Samis
lisnlsbsn i'm @sissn Sauis itlsbr innis."
Die enelclen Seri6te Ger ,nslildames
rifaniibsn preIIe iiter cisls S,dseit BADEN
ibriaenS audi itre lebr ernte Seite.
DEM leltt Iplbe Slatter, psde icnit pen
priiirsntsn nur Idls6t ma6m. entrifels
ten bel pieier 0elesenbeit in siele Spal5
ten lansen Seri6tsn cine fSrnli6 tysanz
tinil6e S6wsifpsoe!ei. SD Softyl 1T
nod pipsrliber unc iersiler dS Der, nell
den cie sabme prelle in nonarbilben
9anrsrn bel fiiritliden 6eirdben su ents
wifsln pflest; er seist, rat Elm grocer
lbeil Der ameritaniihen pelIe wirfli6
fir bic Mpnar6ie reif 1T. 5reilib trcis
bsnS riele Slatter beinabe sbenIO arg,
wsnn irssnc Gin mdnnli6sr 0slrIad Ell
men reibliden @elpiaf bsirdbet +; lIe be-
wsiisn ramit ibre Geife fir .ie alersfels
bafteite Wpnardie, namli6 fir RE nit
siuem @e!c:Ncel uni9ebene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

Die abitimmang iter Gle eriten fpns
feipnellen 0eIssssentwirfe 1T i'm ! r.
rel d Ssrrsnbauie Ypriibsr, bic
Sprlaae wurpc nit circa 80 Stimmcn
Maluritit unsenpmmen, trpB Der srcears
tisen, an bcten itaatsndnniIben Sreen
rsi6en cratcriiher 9siituns pes 8rafsn
SEQ Stuu. @ir pcllen aus rer Here
einise @eranfen brinsen, absr tie bilpes
ten elm 10 atssruncctrs, eng in stnancer
sefistes 0an;e, caB jecer berausserilene
lbeil fir li1 unYertdneli6 wdre. Gs
mus trauris bsiteat letn UNI elm 6errens
baus, penn Is iolden sepi6tisen ibla>
sencen @rinpsn, lpl6' l1aifcr Oialsftif
urc lpi6er @irme Ger Ssrsrlamteit midi
msbr ;usdnsli4 1T. llnc rie 6ferreidis
lbe pairsfammsr bSrts auf &c warnenre
Stimms rss aypben Staatsmannss ni6t
mebr. GS lit aud menis ocer feline SUHs
nuns pprbanren, cas Ger 8ailer Gem bers
e%inbrshenpen Strpne nod ~ pebrsn cen
WiIen babe pper i'm Stanre lei.
@ie Der ,@usSb. poit;ts." ron 0ien
aeIhrieben wire, er;dblt man lib in Nbz
sscrenetsnfrsiien, ZAP rie ;peite Ger fcns
felicnslsn Iprlasen, iene ibsr Die Ses
leusruna eeS fir6li6sn Serm5ssns, I'M
ausI6u6e reS SerrenbauieS auf snersis
lten &irertanc seifV6en iei. 10 ;par, ras
rie Hesisruna fid bereits nit Dem Sc
ranten TRACE, Die erpabnte @orlase ;us
rif;usieben.
Oils bic erpibnte Sorlase i'm abseprcs
netenbaule eeba:tirt puroe, rief Der fatbcs
lilde abssprrnete phisl in cas Centrum
(@robsrunrbsiiBer) biniber: .9sben sic
aet Is miro Die 3eit fpmmen no ss bsis
zen miro: @it aud Ou Der" Dieter @ps
pei unp bieie periprttipe bat pamaIs i'm
Centrum momentum ii6ttar cine srpbe
Seunrubisuns II. @ufresuns seruriadt.
rp6 pbne i'm @tscprpne!enbauIe auf raS
&sIultat Der abitimmuns ielbt Ginaus
III iben. Spreden pie ginsanss err
pdbntsn 8erii9te rabr, nun 10 pirre
man iaasn fSnnsn, Die @prte eeS ata.
pHisl bdttsn erf i'm S~srrnbauis ibrs
poQs 8irfuna setban. llebrissnS 1T hem
in Nere tebencsn 0elcBentwurf eas
Sissel eeS GpmmuniSmus 10 reutIi6
aufseeriift, RAP es pbne ~alsusrpse Slines
belt niht ibsrIeben wsroen fam /; aud
1T gar leidt aus;urstnen, ras eas 9us>
nabmebsiteuerunssseles feinespsas bic
rei6itsn Stifte, l~pnrern s!elmebr serape
rie m%ittslmdsis reiben unr irmern Stifs
tie UNI pfriinren am ltdrfitsn triHt 10
;par, ras rie eriten rabei gar wpbl forts
belteben fSnner, rie lcytern aber innsrbalb
zines OecsnniumS unfebltar an zen Sets
telitab sebra6t Iein rerern /; cas 0eles
1T eben pHenbar I'M Sultuss unp ni6t i'm
Sinan;miniferium auSipintilirt wpreen,
renn pas leBtere wirre li6 int eisensn
SntsrelIe Sebitst BADEN Dor einem Stsuers
ssltBe, mslbeS slei6 ans StammSermSs
gen sreift. 90 mare eS allereinsS sans
pObl besrsiRi6 wenn lelbit sinissn libes
ralsn pairs, UNI einen iebr plsbeiiI9en
@uspruf 81 sebrau6sn, Der @raustirnen
aufsetiesen pdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

fir pie ealt pel1e meme 9lnwelenbeit
Dem @reiie unp Der alien Wasc bereiten
tpirce ; absr er ersriT n,eine 5anp unO
fibrte mid tiefer ins Saus binein in sir
9rcbes 3immer. tas mad einem peiten
uno tlumenrei6en @arten auslab.
Der Mnblit pss 3immers iterraldte
mid. SD bate renfen f6nnen, plSsli9
in einen StupienIaal Ger antwsrpner
@fapemie entriidt III iein ; psnn IS pas
rem "a unenrlib Stele Oinse. Die mir
msbr ais einmal pur6 Die Sdnce ses
aaneen iraren ODER ME ih iie rod BUM
bert unp bunrert DIAL seieben bate.
@erfsn sic teilduTs sinen Sltf auf
pieie @esenfanps iaste Ger alte Mann.
Sic ipielen fait ale cine metr prer min
Der bereutenre Gcue in Der @sI6ihte, Die
ih Sbnsn er;dblen perre! ater fraSen
sic lrbt UNI feline Grfldruns cariiber.
Gs mare Bel. pericren unc piirre mid
sur @iersrbpluns %spinsen.
@as mein Sibrer mir ;uerit seiste,
eas ~penisfenS bate ib nod ME ssieben
UNI tt fonnte aud feline Ssitimmuns
unp Srreutuns earin ~inren, gluf einem
Slide itanren aler!ei fprmlcie Silchen
ron l6unren, Siben Yfsrpen, @Sseln
unr anrern Ibieren, iebr idle1t unp srpb
aus rpeibsm Spl;e nit einem Wslier sss
i6ritten : obne 3psifel he Nrteit zines
8inpes. guf einem Stid tlauen Cams
NETS lasen sleidfals swei Deer rrei flsis
ne WenIhenfSuren, ebenlp manselbaf.,
neben elmer nierliben Dole BON Opal,
tpie ie nod wcbl Die Grauen in Der
1ai6e trasen, UNI p%fefsrmins, pldB6en
tarin aufsubewabren. Da Lug aud nod
Elm Weiler nit eineni Seft pom perlmuts
ter unp sinise sUlrene unp iilberne Wes
taillen nit srinen seridlc0ensn Sdns
bern.
Nn Der @anc cieles Dinners forts
I6reitene, lab ih mad Der 8eibe rie ses
wbbnli6en Stucien Ypn ZEN iunsen 3Ss.
linaen Der Afaremie. Naien, Sbrsn,
Sanoe, 8Spfe unp sanie @etalten !; 10
rann ties AIes mieeerbplt in setrpdnes
tenn Ibpn. urr enrlit aud gum 1beil in
@yp6.
Dur elmer ein;isen cissn!bimliden
@ruppe beSe9nete i6 am Gnce rieles
DINNERS. Der &initlsr muete piel Wertb
rarauf lesen, penn or bate iie in einen
0lasfuiten seihlp6en, I'm iie scr Staub
une 5euhti9fsit III bswnbren. SIS mar
cine @%ypssruppe. cine junse 1rauenses
ltaIt partelIsnr. pel6e rie cine Sanp auf
Gem 5aupte zines Sinres ruben li6t,
wibrsnp ie ole ancere Sanp ins @eite
asrittet bdlt ais pplte iis rem 8inre
ieinen sufdnftisen 4~ebenswes seisen Sn
Dem bel1irmenren 0ateln Der Srau uno
in Gem suscruf Der Danftarfeit in res
&inpss 3iNen lag cine %sebeimnissple
liefe, weldc mid beweste unc 81 traus
meriIdsm Sinnen ;pans.
Na6cem ih pas 8unfmsrf eini9e 3eit
i&weisenr betra6tet bate, iaste id:
Dies Silp 1T feline S6Spfung Der
pbantaiie, pbl6on es sleidfaus nidt
mad ben &sgsln Der Sdule %erionnsn 1T.
Die Natur aIein mar bier ras Sprbilp
bes ainilers. Nibt wabr, mein 6err,
ciele 6rau bat 9elebt?
sic bat selebt, antpprtete Ger 0reis
nit sinrm Seufser, reiien ieltlamer Con
mid ibsrral6te.
@ie? rief ib Scrwunrert aus, ih lsbe
eas Silpnib Der 6rau wel6e rubt -.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

6OS uno in tasmania 22,091 8atbps
lifen. 50 iebr 1T bic fatbcliI9e 8irde
in einem 9ance sera6ien, no DOR einsm
balben Sabrbul cert faum 10000 PER-
Ioren ih III itr reaneten.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-12
But at Karnak, much further up the

But at karnak, much further up the
Nile, going south, the traveller meets with
ruins which fairly transcend. in some re
spects, the Pyramids The great palace
of karnak. the first ruin seen on the right
bank of the Nile, originally covered M
area of 270 acres all enclosed in a wall
Of unbaked bricks. The directlv-connect-
ed ruins are three-quarters Of mile in
one direction, by halt a mile in another
There are palaces andavenues Of sphinXes;
there are great halls of columns, mighty
columns consisting each OF a single stone
A symmetrical forest of oaks and bcecheS
ten centuries old, would not give an AIDE
quate idea of its thirty parallel ranks of
columns No tree could attain the diam
eter or height of the twelve great columns
| that form the axis Of the hall Twelve
| columns. like the Nelson monument iii
London might give the reader some ilea
of the vastness of these pillars The enor-
nous monolith capitals Cypress the I'M
agination with their size "A hundred
men could stand on one OF them without
| crowding." Fallen piles of obeliske
sphinNes. towers and columns streW the
| ground for a mile or more around Let
liz open another booklet us quote Mr
! Prime on these WOnderOus ruins;
II IS il1t STORM nor decay lhat overture"
lne temples OF ESNP pr. me hio no more .,
power OYER sr,' lleill th''l ne mao oyer th''
stars. me laSt marx OF me chISei Whith
me sculptor lell on me stone remains n
y 5: Mas icy, ana 'ne peilcll mes, Drawn y
' ulrect ms lIture WORK, are uhehacea' 3hH
literally s as iresh aS " me moment 'A'N
"f It; uraM H.
~ ms ~ a la9' , Mhlch every person W n
mas examined nee Noun Omhos can TcfllN,
N mnere on Inc poftleo OF me temple. |N-
'oseu ~ every Nillu lhat 'io" over inc
lols nh Oh whose summit IL STANDS re-,
i ,ha!l ''e ou'llne shelcltS' IN reu 'I"'
pIo" H. hl,'ie ~ 'le sculptor 10 ulre[' ms
ciilsei, ana the last 1euGhe9 OF the en- S'I
i',nphs ,ht, ~ II ne nae G'lt es'e.,ElN
,''u ~" M ii''lAot' :''i GUY to1i'lul'"N
The Republican journal., 1874-02-12
The Rains III Egypt.

No %ramder OF more impressive ruins
no more sublime monuments OF man :
power TO build. have come down from re-
mote ages in Il sufficient state Of preserva-
ton to be appreciated in modern times,
than the vast architectural monuments of
ancient Egypt. Nearly everybody, now,
is familiar with the general structure and
appearance Of the Pyramids; il not by
actual observation obtained by travel, at
least by the many pictures and written
descriptions. Such vast, peculiar, and
majestic structures are nowhere else to be
met with on the globe. One, built for
the tomb Of FhcopS, is nearly 600 feet in
breadth and almost 800 feet high Its
enormous stones. each thirty feet long,
and laid end to end. 50 as to form a giant
stair. between five and six hundred feet
long. and 50 thick and high that q man
unaccustOmed to such climbing must be
lifted from stair TO stair. 50 great is the
height Of each step in The vast slope up
the slde- Once it was covered by 4 red
cash coating (See lIcrodotns) and thou
ands Of inscriptions It's giant blocks
were polished like mirrors, and its lofty
and narrow point far higher than the tip
Of Trinity church in New York, seemed
to pierce the sky; but the slow tooth of
Time. even in that warm, rainless land,
has eaten of the peak, and left a flat sur
face on the lofty summit. From the top
one can sec across the desert forty miles.
a strong armed man can throw a stone a
long way: but no man can throw a stone
from the top which shall 90 beyond the
base Of the larger Pyramid Owing to a
common optical illusion he who casts the
stone imagines that he has sent his missile
to Il great distance beyond the bottom OF
the structure; but as the eve follows it,
the stone seems to turn back, and 1t falls
only at the foot of the vast pile steep as
its mighty slopes are. There are eyiden-
ces that the great structure was erected
by men who knew something of astrono-
my, As an opening in it was made to give
4 bearing upon the North Star But that
was in an aeon when the North Star was
not the present one.
No mortal has ever fully explored the
mysterious interior of the Pyramids In
the great pyramid there are chambers
which have maintained their hollow and
sepulchral gloom for untold ages, while
the world has grown old, and nations have
arisen and fallen in other hands Bayard
Taylor, exploring the inner recesses of
these stony chambers, was surprised to
near on the walls the ''my sterlous rap
pings" which eyinced the inscrltable in
telligencc everywhere ascribed to them
His reference to the occurrence suggests
thoughts Of the Pharaohs-of Sesostris
and Cheops, and Cephrenes Are these for
gotten shades Of mighty civilization that
was old before Greece was born, uneasy
in their stony beds OF uncoirnted centn-
RESP
These pyramids were thirty years in
building 1t took 100000 men all that
time time to do the mighty work; and they re-
lieved each other in vast armies, every
three months. How could they have lift
ed such stones into such positions? We
could hardly do it to-day, with all the aids
blocks are, and 50 nicely fitted together
that knife blade cannot be inserted in
the mortarless joints