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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-11-12
An Inducement.

We recently heard rather'a good story
on one of our city ministers. During a
revival in progress in one of the country
churches near the city, among the regu-
lar attendants on the meeting. was a
beautiful and estimable, but rather un-
sophisticated young lady, whose friends
We're very anxious to have her united
with the church.
She seemed, however, reluctant to do
so. and the minister in question was re-
quested 'to talk to her" This he did
several times, on one occasion saying, in
Jocular manner,
Miss M, if you will join the church,
III marry you" meaning he would per-
form the ceremony.
The girl seemed pleased with the prop
osition, and few evening after walked
up to the altar and united with the
church. Some few weeks after this the
minister preached at the church, and af-
ter the services met the young lady.
Brother - said she, "you know
you promised to marry me if I'd join
the church Are you going to do SOP
don't want to wait any longer"
The minister saw his dilemma, and at
tempted to explain.
"I meant I would perform the ceremo-
n.y." he said, "thats all. 1 can't marry
you myself, for 1 am already married,
and l love my wife too much to desire to
swap her off for another"
The young lady became indignant;
declared she'd leave the church, and that
she never did have much faith in these
town preachers.
Our ministerial friend declares that he
will never again. use any other than
plain scriptural argument to induce
young lady to join the church.
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| to more than twenty-five dollars an acre
while the aggregate wealth of the STATE
had swelled to $700,OO0,000 and over or
an average of 1868 to each individual.
In the mean time the three railway men
of 1850 had multiplied thousand fold,
and 1926 miles of railways had been
constructed.
We should like to see an honest Gran
| gers estimate of how much of this enor-
nous increase in wealth and population
has beehive will not say produced, but
made possible by the railways which
have been so oppressive (?) to farmers,
while they have brought, in towns and
cities, manufactures and markets, with
out all which the richest farmer in Wis
consin would, we fancy, find little en-
couragement in his work
Have the millions invested in railways
brought corresponding reward to those
who furnished them2 In Justice, they
should in reality, they have but little
more than held their own. This result
was not unexpected. In sparsely settled
countries, railroads are built, not for
present, but for future profit. If for
years they pay current expenses, they
do well. 1t is only after the country has
become thickly settled, and the connect
ed points important, that they can hope
for profits commensurate with those of
other branches of industry That the
roads affected by the Potter law, namely,
the Chicago and Northwestern, and the
Chicago, Milwaukee andFSt Paul, have
never been able to earn fair income on
the capital invested, is well Known. At
such stage, to have their receipts arb-
trarlly cut down % per cent. Is, to say
the least not encouraging to such enter
prizes, or calculated to impress the stock
holders with high appreciation of bu
collie wisdom and honesty.
BY sklllful management, and with a
great reduction of working expenses. the
companies may be able, with the help of
through traffic, to sustain themselves and
pay the interest on their bonds; but the
outlook is not encouraging. Already
large amount of rolling stock has been
Withdrawn; the speed of trains will
have to be reduced, and second-class
coaches substituted for first-class Wheth-
er the through traffic can be retained in
connection with the new arrangements
remains to be seen. 1t is more than
likely that it will be largely diverted to
lines running through other States
If the farmers only were to suffer the
reflex consequences Of this sudden set
back OF the progress of their State, there
would be fewer to deplore it But they
will not; nor will they be the first to
feel it. The mercantile, manufacturing,
and numbering interests may be prostra-
ted before the farmers begin to discover
the mischief they have wrought-assum-
ing, of course, that the United States
Court affirms the validity of the law, and |
it remains unrepealed; but the penalty |
will be none the less certain because de- |
layed. The farmers have been chiefly |
benefited by the rapid development of
the country; by arresting its develop
ment, they will ultimately be the heav-
lest losers
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Revolutions never go backward" 1t
may be the democracy are abont to be
and will be-restored to temporary pow
er. That party has been one of the best
drilled-most compact-as well as one of
the most powerful and gigantic political
organizations the world has ever seen.
1t is the giant dying, for a long while it
has lain in a stupor, now it is gathering
its strength-it is in the throes of death,
with this-its last kick-it will scatter
the nurses who have so long ministered
to it; it will crush the bed that has so
long held it, and then it dies; dies on
the floor dies as a giant does. 1t may
be that Democratic President will be
elected in 1876. But we repeat it "revo-
lutions never go backward"
The tyrant owner, and the abject
owned, can never have their relation res
tored, as in the palmy days of Democra-
cy. The severing of families at the will
of a master cannot again be one of the
institutions of America protected by law.
Slave-trading, woman whipping, and
man-branding days are over They were
legalized days, and synonymous with
democratic days, but they have passed
away, and this party too. is gasping its
last. One of the most hopeful signs of
its passing away, is the ominous October
eIecGIonS. democracy restored TO power
means an attempt to restore the slave
regime. They protest not, noW, and thou
sands are deluded into believing that
they are honest, and accept in good faith
the issues of war We do not believe it.
They mean a restoration of all things as
in the good old democratic days They sigh
for all things decided by war they should
not have, and mean to have them res
tored.
They will make the effort, people at
the North and West may now believe
that they are only fighting the Civil
Rights Bill, but they are fighting for
not against-fghting tor-alE-they-lOs
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from the Evening Post.l
The Wife of Ny Youth.
BY AUGUSTA MOORE


The yellow light Of day is spent,
And fading into gray
And creeping shadows, silently,
Lengthen about my way.
A dampness gathers on the air,
And through my frame it sends
\ chill that's coolest at my heart
know what it pOrtends.
Iknow what lfeth Just beyond:
My falling eye diScerns
The dim, mysterious vale, from which
No traveller returns.
do not shrink, do not fear:
know that this must be;
The evening and the silent night
Bring welcome rest to me.
Yet twas not thus, alone, I thought
The hillside to descend:
But hand in hand to journey down
With devoted friend.
hoped her presence would beguile
The sadness Of the way,
And make as pleasant as the morn
The evening shadows gray
But hers is not the voice 1 hear,
Is not the face l see,
When she that bears my name draws nea
To talk or walk with me.
All, me tits not her love l need,
'Tis not for her l sigh,
AS, wearily apd drearily,
Tourney down to die.
oh, Though that from the hills high top
DidSt in my sight ascend,
Leaving me desolate! return,
And cheer my journeys end.
My life'S best love, my hearts desire!
All other loves grow cold,
AS round my head and round my heart
The mists and shadows fold.
To thee, to thee turn again,
With all my early truth:
Nearns not thy soul to answer mine,
Wife OF my happy youth?
l miss thee more and more, as down,
With feeble steps and slow,
An old, sad, a weary man,
Unto my grave 1 go.
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CsfXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
FARMERS INSURANCE co.
STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
EOIun1buS JanuaTV 26. 1871.

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, January 20, 18Th
WHEREAS, The Farmers Insurance Com
pany, located at Howard, in the State OF ONO,
has filed in this office a sworn statement, by
the proper officers thereof, showing It's condl-
ton and business, and has complied in all res
pects with the laws of this State, relating to
Fire Insurance Companies.
NOW, THEREFORE,, In pursuance of law,
William F. Church, Superintendent of lnSur-
ance of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Company is authorized to transact It's ap-
propriate business of Fire Insurance in TINS
State, in accordance with law, during the cur
rent year. The condition and business OF SAID
Company at the date of such statement DE
cember 3lst, 1872 is shown as follows;
Amount of Actual paid up Capital: 100000 20
Aggregate amount of available Assets 1Sl,51o Is
Aggregate amount of Liabilities lex
cept capital,) for reinsurance only,
being fifty per cent. of Premiums on -
risks not 4o,IH 70
Year in cash. sO,74s 10
| Amount of Income for premiums on
risks written during the year, not
| paid in cash. Il
| Amount of expenditures for preced- ,o m
ing year in cash lbloS 90
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, L have hereunto
| - subscribed my name and caused Tue
| SEAL seal OF my office to be affixed, the day
! - and year above written.
w. F. CHURCH, Superintendent
j. A. WHITE. Agent,
Jackson G. f., Ohio.
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The fool seeketh to pick e. fly from a
mules hind leg. The wise man letteth
out the Job to the lowest bidder.
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BET entfnbr ibm cine ni9t Iebr i6meidel-
bate ge5ei9nung zines iolden 8erfobrens,
Die in bas Seuer in .uel1es Der Serr
gar9ermeiiter 9eratben tpar, bas reinite
Yetroleun Su eieBen l6ien - benn faum
bate Der Sta6tratb bas eeflieelte @prt
9eipro6en, 10 i6leuberte Der 8iirgermei=
iter oas gntidulbiaun9sIbreiben nit Dem
Derhdn9nibuollen S9nDrfel auf ben Slid
nn6 Idbrie aitBer li9 Dor Mutb: Gin IDl=
der 9dnDrfel 1T cine llnge5ogenbeit -
eine1 iDlden S6n6rfel fam nur Elm 6 I e I
tna9en!" !" Getbftberitdn6lih mar bon.it
bic SiBung 5u Gnoe. Sic gSoee bes 3or<
nes, tpelGe bisber MIR ben 8iiraermeiiter
unb ben 8erfertieer bes S9nDrfels er9rif=
fen batte, bemd9tiete 5itb alIer uebrigen.
Die @inen eroriffen Die 8artei oes 8Ir=
9ernetlfers, Die Mnoeren Die oes beleioior
ten, i6pereefrdnften Staotratbs uno als
in ben nd6iten Sa9en Die unterbro6ene
Sibun9 ab9ebalten tpuroe, liebe, ba itan=
ben iiA suei Barteien geseniiber, ent=
i6loIIen, In Der 8abnboIfro9e ouf 2eben
unb SOB 5u fdmpfen - es fam Elm eilti=
ger Bedding niht 5u 5tanoe uno Die Sol9e
NOR, bob Die Stabt Sin9sroba beute mod
feline giienbabn bat uno bic grbitterung
bis 5um Nusbrude zines blutteen 8iireerz
trieees 5u tuadIen orobt.
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GeIeli6aften Der WeIt. 3ofitansfp 1T
lett elmer langen &eibe bon eSabren YrdIts
bent Der @eiellidaFt Der aerste, bes an=
tbropoloeilben 8ereins unb bes oberiteu
9anitdtsratbes.
Rotitansfb lit felt 1884 permd6It. Seine
8ahl fiel auf sSrdulein Marie @eiB in
Wten, eine bur9 sroBe elGnsenbe Salente,
reide fiinltleriSde 8e9abana, berporra=
eenoe Gigeni4aften 6es @eiites ausseSeidz
nete Dame. Oie en1inentet geiitigen 8orE
allee un0 Der enereilbe gbarafter Ieiner
8emablin blieben tli6t p6ne 8eoeutuns
auf bic 2ebensgeihidbte oes eefeierten @es
lebrten. Mus 0ieIer in ieoer 8esiebun9
9lidli6en gbe entiproHen bier 55bne.
Sans gebDrt ali ben berporra9enbiten
Giinltlern Der bieiigen orDBen Sper; Tif=
tor, glei6fals Der Gunit ereeben, frngirt
als Yrofeiior oes @eIanges am @iener
RonIerbatoriutn; Rarl nn6 Yrofop leben
als praftiI1e Nerste in Mien.
Sie @utmiitbi9feit uno oas @oblppllen
&ofttanstp's iino beinabe ipri6n6rtlid
eetuoroen. SaB bieie gieeni9often ieines
Ser5ens oft in ungere6tfertieter WeiIe in
MnIpru1 genonlmen un0 fnan9mal IDgar
mibbrau6t mur0en, lit leidt erfl6rlin.
gBer Gofitansfp fennt, auf ben muB oas
bieoere aenBere bes frdftig eebouten Wtanz
nes ben gin6rud MAIDEN, oaB er tpenig
@emi4t auf ben &ubm uno auf Die 5telz
lung Legend, lid NIT bem 8etpuBtiein be-
gnti9t, @utes 9etpDQt uno aeI6affen Sll
baben. Wlit nollem SerSen idblieBen mir
uns benz 28unide an, es m6oe iid1 Der
Abeno ieines erfolereiden 2ebens Bis in
Die lpdteite 3eit ausoebnen. Nt0ge es linn
ber96nnt 1ein, In ungetriibter @eiunobeit,
9liidli6 i'm Greiie ieiner 2ieben, better unb
sufrieoen Die 6rii4te ieines SleiBes unb
ieiner Nrbeit our gbre Der @iiIenihaft,
gum Rubme oes 0aterlanoes nod lan9e,
lan9e su genieBen.
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DapiS StranB.

Bertbolb Iuerbat) ers6bIt in Der 8ers
liner D8e9enmart" Solsenoes Sm SftoE
Der peroansenen Sabres mar i(b gum lebten
Wtale NIT StrauB in 2ublpies esburg. CT
mobnte ni9t melt rom Babnbpfe in elmer
SettenitraBe, Die mad benz freien fseloe
fitbrt; einfah uno be6a9Ii1 Daren feline
Stuben, er liebie I9lidte Moblorbnun9
obne Surus. gr lag auf oem SDfa, iiher
ibm bin9 0ag Bib bonn SDbe bes GOfrates
BON 9tetrid. Wtit aro6er &ube Ipra1 er
BON 1einem li6eren baloi9en So0e. gr
batte Die Mer3te perpflibtet, ibm Die bolle
gBabrbeit iiber ieinen 3uitano 5u ia9en.
@r bate 9llles woblae0rbnet uno tpartete
Till unb 9ela1Ien. ST Ipra9 oapon, oof
oas In6Dren gutter MuIit bas Ginsige iei
mas er in Der @inlamfeit uno Rranfhei
iAner5!if entbebre. @r Der9niigte itd
baton. 10 i'm Giegett dllerIct fleine @eoiftC
in berI9leoenen 8ersformen Su bauen
SDnette un6 @pi9romme. SieIe rbDtbs
milhen Jaiiungen tbaten ibm tpobl in Der
&ube uno Stille bes Qlleinieins. gr bal
letnen Na9laB unO cine fiinftiee @eIammt=
Nus9abe ieiner Sfriften eeDronet uno
4Hes ieinem gieffen bem 8uhbdnbler
gntiI Gtraub in Bonn, bon Dem ct nit
GROCER Qiebe iprarb, iiber9eben. 9lu1 ein=
seine Gebensm0mente bat er auieeSei1net.
sSri oern I'M Sabre 1851 erI6ienenen 8nGbe:
sgbrtitian Mdrflin, Elm 2ebenss uno Gha=
rafterbilO aus Der @egenpart", bat StrauB
Weientli6es aus ieiner eisenen gnttpid=
lnngsgeidi9te rlitgetbeilt. @r mar poll
Sanf fiir einen fleinen GeiebaitrauB, ben
id) i9m Sebrabt bate. 9lumen uno Wlu=
lit ,paren feline beionbere Sreuhe. 9abei
tpar er aitb iebt nod 81 guten SAersen
leid1t allfgelegt, uno iein 2aden tuar eitt
ber5D0ues. Gr elnpfanb oas Slid, baB
er Die ceniurloIe 3eit erlebt, in Der er feline
Mni6aiungen boll uno ungebro9en ousz
ip,eben burfte, un6 Die Mufridtung beg
oeuti9en Gei6es, an Der er 10 reoli1 nit
9earbeitet erlabte feline Seele. Sie Sriefe
on Nenall tparen inn cine beIonbers err
trenlihe grinnernn9. Mls idb an ienem
Sftobertage StrauB berlieB, begleitete CT
mid nod ourd bas gDrsimmer. @ir
maren 8eibe iberpGltigt bon Der Gnlpfin=
oung 6eg Mbl6ieoes; mir puBteil, oaB tpir
uns gum lebten Male 9eleber. glD6 am
81. 0ecertber i6rieb er mir: ~. Wteine
Grdfte tebmen laneiant, aber Itetie ab.
g8ie sic ipilIen, i6b bins aufrieoen. Salts
est pfle9te Der Sabel 5lt rnien, tpenn bic
Serren bon elmer Granlenprebist 9enug se=
bort batten.4 gu ieinem lebten @eburts-
tage, am 27. Sanuar, ihidte i9 ibm einen
Gupferfttcb Dor Der S1riFt bon GpinDsa's
Bib. Sos freie, in lib beanii9te, ruhige
2ebett, bic arDbe @irfllng iino Der Sob oes
Meiien toni,ten ibm 8orbil6 iein.. 9arauf
erbielt ith 6ie auf cine Nilitenfarte ge-
iAriebene - tuObl 81 Dem 2ebten BON ibm
9eb1ren6e-- Nntiuort in lateinil6er @pra=
DIE, tpeldAe In Der lleberiebune ungef6br
loutet: Sem tbenre1 Wlit 5pinn5iftelt
unb ieinent Ireuioe 8. Mnerban fir bas
ausee5eibnetc Bib beg gerteiniamefl Mei=
tiers ienbet furjen, aber reiGii9em Oaff
Der Wtit Wlpfifer uno frante Gretnb
Or. s.. Gtraub. y ,aI 5isg
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anf Der Godseitsreife.

Gie feben ben 2en5 bes 2ebens Dor Iilb.
Sic iaBen i'm WaggDn als Sungpermdblte,
in Der glorbiitben Seinatb begann oer
Minter ieine Srgien sl feiern, Die Beibeu
#aber f0ht 0as nicbts an, eine es bod naf
Stalien, oem 2anoe hes efDigen Sfrlhlinas,
@nblid mar bas 3iel Der 6ebnludlt ers
reidbt. Dur9 bie GiDiera brauile Der .3ua
nit Dem iungen Yaare. sSbr gluae 6ina
trunfen an 5afigen 5ellen, an YaImen. 0ie
aus ifeinieeu 8erSlI berDor5hoiYen. an
maleriIdef Giiinen ,inh pDr QiIlem rithte
es auf ibm, p Dem ,ueiten, blauen. lei5s
5ur Giiite ranidenoen Meere -- flirs Mlles
mar eitel Slid unb sSreube. glisal }ollte
oas 3iel Der beutieen Neije Sein uno Die
Neileaef1hrter bntten ibr Weraniiaen an
heeesgss ssst,6nea i.lr,een Meih6ea NIT i1ren
Mlsrufetl. NIT ibrer naiuen ,irperhphlenen
Beplitoerung. or aber, Bel oller u dotuna
bor benz 0ennB Der 12atlr ilnD ben rcissns
ben yanDranten, bic bas Diiene WoggDnz
feniter elnrabulte, bate pDrl benz nloferiel.
len GGber an Der Wbrfe unb iii GDnlptoir
bier bod 10 Dief Ginn fiji be8 S0eibes QBobI.
eraehen ii@ euQteianet, oa6 q biefsa uiihi
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Gin 71reuoetiirke.

eSn Iihtli6 angebeitertem 3uiianbe nabt
am %. sSebruar i'm Berliner Criminal @e.
rid1ie Elm Mann in siemlih reoueirtel
Gleiouna Der 9lnflaeebanf. Sein Saupt'
baar lit bur9 Die 3eit i9on ftarf seblei6t
mabren6 iein S9nurrbart nod nihts Dor
Ieiner S1pdrSe perloren bat; bic periuil'
oerten @eIi9ts3iise bes Mannes ideiner
barauf bin3uoeuten, baB Der Wtann i6or
manChen Sturm erlebt bat.
8oriiBer: Mn9etla9ter, sic iinb bel
Neraplber gilbert SSrieorib 8ergemann.
Mngeflagter: @ollte mir bet bod
iebr perbeten baben, if bin Der Grbeete,
8ereemann.
@ori.: Stun 8eroolber lit bod fein,
9eIeioisuna.
gns.: SIN 3udtbaus NOR id 8ersnI-
Der. jebt bin i'd Nrbeeter.
Ser 8oriibenbe bdlt anf &ntrag oes
Staatsanipalts Dem Inseflaoten iein Ian.
ges SiinbenreaiIter ppr, miro aber por
6enIelben mebrfa9 bur1 ben Rnf (: ,0er.
iobren! VerjObren!" unterbrD6en. 9lu
Die Weilung, lih rubig 81 perbalten, er.
pieoerte er: yJfa, Sic miilIen bod niIien
mas Deriobren lit. gBie f6nnen sic mil
bier MIR nit 10 IN Deriobrenes 3eug font'
men ?"
uMas 8er9emann iebt geiiinbist baber
iol, beltebt oariiL baB er am 15. 9eSenlbel
10. S. bon benz Slur zines Sauies in Del
MISUNDERSTANDING eiilen Weibna6tsbaun
itdhl, ben Elm Satoelsmann bort feilbielt
Wdbreno Der YerIeIrng Der Mnflage ntiir.
melte err: % SQnnebDont, D Sanne=
boom, tpie iriin fino betne glitter"
Ser Sbatbefano lit ertpielen uno bet
Staatsaniualt beantragt Sabre 3u4ts
baus.
4 ,Nanu ?" fGbrt Beraemanf auf, ,pie
fomnea Sie mir benn nor? NaIen Gie
bod nidt 10 NIT bet @dnleldmal5. Nier
Sabre 3u6tbaus por eenen Sannenboom
SnpOr t1nnie la Gener men gansen Malo,
Die garae 2iirebnreer Sai0e iteblen. Bier
Sabre 3u6tbnus, rta, 0amit lpeer'n Sic
|inph! teen Slid baben.@
Ser Worlibenoe ri9tet an Den Mnge=
|'fiogten nod einige 5raaen iiber Iein 8Dr=
leben un0 es ergiebt lih 0arans, oaB er
por ldt,gerer 3eit bic Mbii6t gebabt babe,
aus benz Yreubi}Aen unterthanenDerbanbe
ausau5heioen Iinb nnn Der Siirfei ausau=
wattbern. sSn Der Siirfei lit er iehorh nie
eepeien, bat lid ieoot Dielfad In anoern
l1nbern uuiber eetrieben. Muf Die 6roae
ob es fpobr isi 6aB ct ii1 als Yieu6otiirft
in Wien iudbrenb Der Weltausffellanq Be-
fuuoen unb bort in Der OrientaliIAenNuos
iuobIriehenoe Dele, Mmulette uSip. feiloe.
holten babe, antluDrtet er: ,Na, berSfehi
|fi1. Ob mir oa 9eiueien ltn0! Na, leber
6ie, sic fennen mir bod oIip!s
vOas urtbeil bes Geritbts lautete ou|
Gin Sabr 3uhtbaus. rNa, oenn iit'l
nod 10" - 6uBerte Der Mngeflaote mad
Nertiinbigung oes grfenntniiIes M
emnieble id1 mir Shnen, iebt tperbe Id mad
3alrie 8eben. Ner9enionn ideint obel
iieIit iid6 b6AliAit DsriDun6ert, aiss sr bSrt
baB er rlitat noA 9onie geben Tonne, ION.
bern BEL Der S6be ber @trnfe Infort Il
gait geromlaen iusroe. CT FoBt figb iehod
|id1neu Anb nit ben @orien: .glo. benr
bleibtn uir bier, tsitt r ben aBea 3RR @e.
|fduani6 az. 's' Z.
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iiber Der parabieIiIben @95nbeit Der &i-
bWra DeroaB. SSriibitids5eit inne 5lt bdlz
ten, mar cine BON Ieines Sunegeiellenlebens
erIien 8fli4ten. l1no er pergaB lie aud
bier niht. SIN elegar1ten Necenaire bate
er I'm lebten 9ta6tquartier tretFli9e AeBun9
geni9enb einpaden lailen. Yin Tlapps
meIIer, glei1falls oem 9feceliaire enttlonls
men, elm fleiner Seller bito, ntuBte ele9an=
tes Serbs er5ebeu. Wiit aller Genneridafi
bate er elm Br6o1en 3ure9teema6t, reben
ii6 auf ben GiB mad benz Seniter bate er
bas halbangeflappte Meiier geleet. Sic
mo1te ni6ts eiien, nur i4ndrmetf. nur
ihauen aui bic Sadigen SSelIen, auf Das
Meer, auf bic SiiGerbarten, Die es be.
leben. 9a cine Wenbnn9 6es
3uees. Gin Bid i9Dner ols alles, mas
lie bisber eeieben. entblIlte fid Der iungen
6rau. 2aut auf rief tie Dor gnSiiden /:
r0a, oa, iie6 nut, iieb" uno er, Der
Nnregune foleeno, unterbriGt 5ib in lei-
ner prolail6en 8ei9dftieuns, min, I'm ben
Bid 5u eenieBen, ben BlaB neben Dem
6eniter nebnen, - er 4aBt IT'D tieoer -
vOb, Mb, Nu - oil 49, Db -" .S1s
fonnten bod feline @usrufe bes gnt3iidens
iein, 10 ercentrii6 fannie tie bod ibreri
@atten ni9t - oaSu per5errte er bas Ge=
iidt, iprang auT - mas mar 6as? -
Cine 8etpeeune nod einem nibt ndber 5il
beSei9nenben &6rpertbeiIe. bas Seraus-
5ieben zines Wleiiers, 9ab bic unermiinf6te
Nusfunft. - Sie 9lusrufe bauerten
lan9e, = bic SSrenoe NOR su Gnoe, nno
6aSu - man fonnte bod, 10 beftig Die
91mer3en iein mo6ten, bier i'm GDupe
nift - Der arme Wann itanb S1reda
lides aus, biz Der 3u9 an Der nd6iten
Station belt, Biz man Den 8eamten flar
eema9t, nm mas es IitA hanole, big man
einen 8ddna9en anaetpieIen erbielt, mo
Die Samariterin ibr i6merSfillenbes Werf
perri6ten fonnte. - Gnbli9 fom man in
Gi33a on, aber ipte anoers, als man es lid)
eetrdumt. llno bann nod 5ipei g806en
elmer nibt Iebr erfreuliben &ur mar Oh
fir bic So63eitsreile belttnnnte 3eit Der.
Itri@en, man febrte nod 8erlin 5uriid -
man er5d6lte piel bon Der &ipiera. Gabrt-
aber BON einent unerfreuliden Sntermes;l
jpra9 man ni6t. vMnn tpdre mot ipeite
| In sstalien geretif, ipeii es In g1i5jo 70 i16n
10 tpunberbar idbn 9etpelen fei. - -
Wan bat itb Sfpeigen feierlt4 gel0bt =
uno nlir man1mal, tpenn Der We9lel Del
Wttterung iein launiges @erf treibt, banr
vI1merien Die alien Wunoen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-15
(Giir bic vBeifli@e 8Iatter. y
Gin 1)lab if leer.

Ser Slid iif bon seOedt, es Tsen
Neun in ber 0aunbs; triib unb idp'
Ginb ausr 8ltGe flu seri6tet
9a1 einem Euntt - elm @Ias 1T Ieer !
1lnb cine Stin,me t0nt nid)t tpieSer
gu @atsr nnb 3u Wutter Der,
Sie bIaiIsn aippen iiub sei6IOhen
8iir inner anb - Elm &Iat 1T Ieerl
Sin Gusenpaar III, adj! srIOiden,
Das iu6t bic 2ieben limmermebr;
@ebmiitbis fltnst i'm Ser;en tuiener
9as berbe @Ort: Elm 9Iab iit Iserl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-15

Wtr proteifiren eeeen bic Bebauptunq,
6aB Serr Seiti9 9euti9 aeipro6en babe.
Wag Serr SeutId5 Seuti4 nennt, bos mems
men }oDobl Deutldbe als Srat3olen nur -
Gaubertpdlid.
gtnt9e Spra9fenner.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-15

soIgense Noti3 madt jeBt bic &unbe In
Der amerifaniiden Yrehe: .Se oht BON
5ebn Grabera II. galifarnien lino NIT bblz
aernen @rabiteinen periehen."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-15

Sterline, gnglan6s Min3e.
SIM Sabre $50 nod gbriiti ffritten bic
@neldnoer eegen Sonal6 ". R6nig BON
S6ottlano, iflugen ibn auf's Saupt unb
madten i'm gum @efangenen. lin iidb
los5ufaufen, iiberlieB er ibnen aIIes 2anb
amii6en Der 8eite Sterling uno bem ssluiie
glpoe. Sie Sieser lieBen gum Nn6enfen
an bieIes grei9niB eine Wliin5e prdeen,
tpel6er tie ben Namen Sterling gaben uno
6ur6 Die 0er nod in gnslanb befe6enoe
WdinsfuB be8riinoet tpnrbe.