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R see saa ssa-z. y
! Thus, you see, all but thirty were engaged
I ln mechanical pursuits, aud in quarrying
[ rock outside the prison wall; OF The latter
\ there were one hundred and thirty six
nearly half The number. IN was the result
I q Ter Tour years management by MIR johnson.
what was rs financial management for the
I sume umer From October. 1913. TO October,
1875, there uas appropriated ana paid out OF
; the "a tate treasury % sustain the prison,
tt7 So rs. and FOR The year ending October
I 1877 sfz768 se, u aking loss in four years oi
500 ID. II ce 4 came into ofiloe, the tate
tresetir. pa u nothing for the PRISON, except
ou debts incurred before / came into e..
Ibe prison uss yirlde1 tO the slate since De-
CEN ber, 1851, $500 per snnum. And only
about one-fourth o.. the convicts are engaged
ln mechanical pur ult-. The residue are a
boring IN he mines and upon rsilToa~s This
com asirison - not invidious, but only 70 vim
dicafe the truth Of history.
Ia discussing tbe - ate debt, Mr.. Ioh usop
annonDcss bat a great many Illegal b0nds
have been issued by fai' hless pubiic ofdcers.
The Whole OF tue oonded debt of he rtate
i.avs o fsW bu dreG thoussnd doliar- la
rsss q ths i.safodnr u thu stale effatais
4fnce i came into of1ce, ana the only bond 9
We have found, not issoed according % "a e
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MARRIED.

FoRD-sTEANGE- October
l4th, at the residence of Major J. P. Strange
by Rev. DR.. Boggs, DR.. P. K. FORD and Mis-
MoLLIE MAY STRANGE.
RAsP-KEELY-At st. Peters Church, Oc.
tobeF Is, 1874, Mr.. CONRAD RAsP aud Miss
BRIDGET KEELY', both OF Memphis.
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COLUMBUS, October l5.-At the Dem
oeratic headquarters, up 10 eleven O'Clock In
the evening, official and unofficial returns
have been received from seventy eight eoun-
ties, which show net Democratic gain over
last year OF l7,0l2. This leaves ten counties
vet to hear from, Granting that these cOun-
ties have given the same majority as last
year, the Democratic majority in the state
Will be about 1900. II Is thought, however.
that tn official returns will swell the msjor-
itY TO 1000. In the thirteen congressional
districts which have gone Democratic the
majority is about $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16

ST. PAUL, October l5.-At Ghe Dakota
Territorial election on Tuesday at Pembina,
Judge J. p. Kidder, Republican candidate for
de.egate for congress, received 40 majority.
At Faigo, h1dder received 309 and Armstrong,
Democrat, 70. Persons recently arrived from
Dakota have no doubt but Kidders vote viii
be equally as large in other precincts.
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DIED.

City, Arkansas, Mis-. ELIzABETH c. MALLORY,
widow of Roger Mallory, formerly OF Peters
burg, Virginia, in the seventy-sixth year Of
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PORTER.
The parueeraTic omInee r-r Governor
BS Hutfreesboro and KazhvfIIr.


Prom the Nashville Union and Ameucan.l
MUHFEEEs BURO. October - II be an
uluucemeul that The candidates FOR governor
would peak here TO cay collected an unusu
r.E .a e NUN BE-. OF the --t Z-ns OF The conn
.sr 4LtT tfflN on LBe eleven clOck Tain.
zLHH llEe fur eT was met 60 the depot by q
1tl9-l-lHu % lis fr1eLus. and CriVeu 10 in,
Io.s- la 90 auen carriage drawn ry four
gray. preceded Og band OF music. His
receipt n bB TIE crowd that had gathered
ou tlg IUtre was most ruthu-iaslsc At
one uc eek the speaking commenced in
~'= clur.nOu-e, Judge FOr,er occupying
fua sf nd urEt. ueiaE introduced In few
zeI-g g u- raus Rs uv Major ID. a. &. spence.
.Iae c8u tr1Om wa eaLT=ly too small u bold
come {. Dear he BPS akers, but the Judge a
TOO gsr-e TO -Dtak IA the Open air. There
were NO uc points made by either speaker.
= uuEE Porter Prov himself a lair match for
lLs Uly-Iungu. and willy com petitOr, and
Als sp- ca MADE a very isvorEb impression
1le Narsgan---t la1ored hard to break the
-urCe DI Porte 5 argument but with lite or
uu effect Both speak r were listened 10 very
s-lJeuuvef Dy IAe iHr-e assembly preserJ.
rutI ell0Td ts wide awake, and vii give
good account Of herself next month. B.
THE NEXT GOTERSMENT AT NASH
VILE.
Judge Porter, 0nr candidate for governor,sr-
rived lU the city la~t evening from n 1rfreez-
t'olu. uz Is ~ nEe condition, aad Is lIghly
irii- -ated VIII the euil usiasilc reception ac-
corded nm NrereYvr he has appeaned. de
reports TIE D-UOeIac5 thOrOu My united
ana working ia mnII usly IA East en- ps
-.-sr autF-nat ttey VIII give a good account OF
tlru-e. YES on the laird o. November. All
Tie Iua CaJIBu- pOlut 10 handsome gain 10
that division 81 the state. with uis reception
lu Middle Ivl nessee he could not be o hcf- 4
Wise Ia D. ea-el, nj g The conu1tlon OF the
party ae epiE eut- .s such a. 10 encourage
him fn look HIru confidence for the largest
-A-JpTty eve. pp l.u IL The =tAte. SO far e
ls- gall n-ly and ABLY peTf1I med his part In /
fhe canvas. and VIII con Iuue the work IL
L--0 HItL4. u4lA Ae lb-i slpl IS hrei.
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commenced his address BY Huudlng to the
vely plsasent aarure Of the discussions be
bad HI heF1o hse With C0l-nel Young for
whom De sseJn0d 20 have Formed a vary plses-
ant attachUeut ma az iUsenss eSmiraiESn-
% m och 90 that tie couldn't RESTRAIN himself
fnDm mskina many and iF1Quent gaps in his
speech In order 70 express the depth and fer
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-,
public opinion, that has ever borne sway 10
Wnsa! ngton, is the prigate opinion Of hun
dreis Of Republican leadets who have not the
.nrraga u qfVe ftruuQ 10 their fhousyl -
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aus W rav mesi1i On tns word and
OF the nation. The community should
be productive, a creative people
he could cite numerous instances
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WAVBRLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.

IiHE undersigned Is prepared 10 furnish
i strawberry and Raspberry Plants in guam
titles 10 suit purchasers. Orders LETT with
Spicer & Ryan, 3Jf Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN +. SPICEE,
October l3. 1874. Manager.
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= 49,. r--~-..s - s.e.aes
headStOness 2 feet, With socket and foot.
stone, lettered O
Headstones, ~ feet, with socket and foot
Etono leftered 70 nj
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~ young tr-ttsilg lIoTse AlueeI1s, fo5,lsteI
Goober Pes, sorrel horse Joe SsiiErnau. Also.
one fine Top Buggy, one Stop WsfgI, nnc
office and bedroom Furniture, an othe prop
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De was elecied because fis opponent VS. q
lneve and an admitted congressional cor
rllpf,ouist and on a district platform not in.
h-rrnnlllllls Vim INT OF he s. nta ON the cnr-
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AT SOMERvuLE.
Discussion Between Colonel Casey
Younx ana Judge Harbour LsE-
Is Our Candidate Btill
Ahead.

The SonaerviIie Ftzlcon, Of Thursday,
SAYS: eThe speaking wss 20 commence at one
O'Clock in the evening. At the ringing Of the
bell the courthouse was soon niled with
jamming crowd of slt sizes. colors andHprevi-
Gus condltioDs.' Though rather civil rights
affair the mi xed' clause was not enforced, the
white men bell z within the bar and the col
ored element Without. Barbour wRs to open
the discussion, and the crowd had to walt on
him about half an hour, when he put In an
appearance with a succession Of bows 2ud a
smile that wss schild-liKe and bland.
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] am now oritIcising the extrav agance OF
Mr-Joun-pu's administration Of the national
government Eut these figures are quoted
thai the Increased eE psnditures of The nation
al government twar and public debt aside, Is
greater ia proportion than that Of the state
spEernment This illustrates the unfsfrness
uf lis arlsek upOn tine state government as
well as his lndiS SpO~ilOn 70 state all the facts
ald thus 90 complete Justice. The ex Presl-
uent boasts OF his managenent Of the nani-
tenfia y while he wa governor Let " look
% the record: The report OF the prison man
agrmeut for 1855 :, r. Johns0ns last term
shows two hundred and eighty-siX convicts
How were they employed?
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DIR. A. K. TAYLOR.

F1771'V Ut lINIIl pElISFf
Ro@4cAozaE physician.
HOT SPRINGS. ARB
Can be addressed or seen personally nj The Hot
springs House, BOT sprineE, ARK.
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BgOWN JUSTIFIED.
CRrefalIF Prepared ReYiews Of TIE
Course Of the Partisan and Rad
icsI Attorney-3eHeral Ofthe
United States.
Not Law, nor Peace, that he Wants,
bat Personal and Party suprem-
aey at the Expense Of
the People.

The governor Of our State, OF whose
efforts In behalfo the supremacy Of law in
Gibson county We have personal knowledRe
stands fully vindicated in his noble defense OF
the state against Federal usurpation in the
Following Articles, which we copy from two OF
the leading organs Of public opinion:
A PARTISAN ATTOR NEY- Y-iENERAI. re.
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ooer @e|ddftsmean. obliegt 5einer Mrbeit
uno leinem @e]6dfte nit srobem Berz
.1tdnoniiie uno SleiBe, iein @eiit iinnt
nod itetem Sortldritte sur Mufbe1erung
leiner Sage ber 8ater niibt li9 al, 1ei=
ner 1gbebalfte uno ben Giubern @elo su
biuterlaNen - Ioute i'm 9erabe bel lei=
men Rin0ern Berf ftdnbnib uno Tleib man=
ge[u unb fein SortI6reiten linn m09li9
lperben? lpllte es linn piellei9t gar un=
befannt ]ein saB @elb ni9t ein;ig uno
alleiu oes Menl den &eidtbum ausna6e
.uno in unleren 3eiten gar nibt ausma=
den fonn, lonbern bab 9eoiegener l1nterz
ri6t ,mo bie 9lusbilbung Der &inoer in
ben perl9iebenen 6d6ern oes Q8iIIens
iebenfaus Elm be6eres Bermd6tniB biloe
ols Gin Bunb 8onos ober eini9e &oQen
@oloes? @ollte linn Die oltdgli@e Gr=
fobrung monselu, oab Biele I'M ibr Sab
uno @ut, ober ni6t um lift Wihen ge=
brd9t perben fonnteu, boB lie e6en in
6ol9e ibrer in S6ul= un0 Su9eno5eit
erlangten &enntni1e Damn in Die Sage
geIett tuur0en ouf anoere 8eile ibr
6orttommen 5u finOen
Sic @6iler lollen nidt blos :in Der
@dule iiben uno iiben lernsn lonoern
nit ibren 2eDrern lnitarbeiten bo5u mill
len 1ie ober ppn ben Gltern in per an9e=
sebenenen @eile 9etp0bnt rperoen, oamit
Sic @9ule ni6t Don 9e>uiiien Gltern bic
trourige ue6erseugung getpinnen muB,
|oaB lie bielelbe tpobl als @ib= nno &lein=
finberbeipobroni italt, ni6t ober als Die
9dngli6 notbluen0i9e @r5iebun9s=
uno 8iloungsonltalt fir 3eit uno G>pig=
felt betro9ten.
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Ser StntntelStpe4.

Ser 8e9 in ben 9immel fiibrt ii6er
fol9enSe Ortl6aften: 3uerit 1T bic
f6nur9eraoe @trobe na@ &reu5 It q t.
ten ein5ul9la9en; bon oa lino bret
itorte Meilen nad Sriib aling;
bon bort J Sa9reiie na6 g @merse=
nau. 9ier mub man eintebren i'm o.
then &reu5 Der Wirtb beibt 8 art<
III n H.. @on g mer5enau bat
man li@ lints na6 @e6ulobofen gu tpen=
ben un0 2ufenbur9 re9ts lie9en 81
laGen. Ni6t peit bon @eOulb6 f o.
fen lit oer TluB SDrdnen,pail fer
Der ,ueber Bride nod Sdbrboot bat.
Man muB 6ieien 1luB ob9lei6 ettpas
unbequem, our9paten. sSenieits liegt
Die @taot g @pol1in9 unb ber Ort
Treilenborf. Beioe bleiben lints
lie9en uno man manbert bur6 0as S SAM
mertb al. @s lit Die ies Elm stuar per=
oriebli6 lanses Sbal aber au1 @noe
oelielben erblidt man 1@on BON @eitem
ben 9immel. Mon fann nun ni9t mebr
irre geben, msnn man nod ben Ort
9 II + e9 9 pailirt. @on bort aus fat
man 9eraoe por Mu9eu ben s m NJ E l..
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no9 feine gbiolution ertbeiIen fonbern
perlanste als @enrstbuuns BON bem
iunsen Burl@en 10. Sblr , sum 8eten
Ser Mrmen, cine Soroerurg Die in Mn=
betradt Der sll ertuartenoen Sdanoe &c.
eisentli9 ni9t 5u bod mar. Sebo6 in
Beriidfdtisuns ieines reumiitbisen Sc
fdnonilies ,tnb 1einer ouf fri4tigen Berit=
6eruns, oob oiele @eruntreuuns Sic erite
in 1einen 2ebeu lei, nabm Die Trau nit
elmer n,iloeren BuBe porlieb uno CAB li9
nit 2 Sbalerl1 5ufrieoen, neil es ibnt als
Nrbeiter bod iuuer iein tpiirbe, 10 Sblr.
bon ieinem 2obne au. erlparen. Seine
Baarl6aft Be itanO MIR aus Ginem Sblr.
5aldenselb ben er iofort erlesen uno
perlpre6en muBte ben 5tueiten 5baler
am nd9lten 2obntaee su brin9en. @r
bielt setreulid Wort uno fano iid am
fe1eeiebten Sage elm ,: ,uo i'm Die l1br=
ma9ersfrou.su oem Gdmersenloser zines
armen To,nilienuoters Der ieit II Sab=
rem an @i6t leioet, fiibrte 9ier 9ob linn
oie Trou nod cine einorin9lihe @etuiI=
lensermobnun9 in oen Saul, Die beHer
iru@tete, ais ale poli5eili4en Mobre<
geln.
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Nor mebreren Sabren 9iug i'm
8abnbof au GDl II ELM Se1uft auf une
ab uno tuartete auf ben Mb9ong beg
Srains, ba iab ein junscr 9anoelsoisner
nit tobll9tuur5em 9aar uno 16neeluei=
bem Bart ,uel6er ben Seluite,1 auf fol=
eenoe Meiie anreoete: u9fidt pubr, iH
babe bic Gbre nit einem Seiuiten' 81
lpre6en?" nSa luobl," anttuorttte oer
Nn9ereOete. ~Do i6 1@pn 10 pielmols
ben Se1uitenoroen loben bDrte !, Der 10
auberoroentli@ 9el6eiote Mdnner 3ableR
1oQ," ipro6 Der 9anolun9soiener. 10
f6nnten sic nit piellei6t ou6 lager
tparum benu mein &opfbaor 10 1d,uar5
uno ,nein 8artbaar 10 tpeiB 1T %. rsSa
,piBte feinen onoern @runo als oaD @ih
1T Sbrem 2eben piel sel9'udbt nno we=
mig 9eoadt baben," ertuieoerte Der SeIuit
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1tltra1npnta11e Rtnber.

9(m @eburtstase oes &ailers @ilbelm
ldbt bic Qebrerin in elmer 66ule oes
Mlniterlanbes Elm 2ieb au Gbren bes
&aiiers iin9en. Sic ein5elneu Stropben
baben BEN &eirain:, Ser Gailer lebe
bod !! MQetn bic Mdb6en, @ott tueiB
bur@ tpel9en lo}en @9elm perIeitet, fin
gen: Ser 8ii@of lebe Sod Sic 9eb:e=
rim ldbt iie einisenlalev in bieier Weii ie
iin9en; alein I'M Sample oes fatbolii ii9en
@eflbls nit Dem patriotil@en betommt
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Cine se1unSe Semitic: Su
9aris feierte bieler Sag @raf Waloed
1einen 1unbertunoneunten @eburtstag-
Ser @raf Be fin6et li6 int fraftislten 3ue
ltonoe. I'm 2 1br No9ts, als Die @diz
ii4 BON oem Souper> bas oen Sag feier=
te> 5uriid9eso9en> batte CT eben Elm 2iee
aus elmer Oper NIT polfcr @tinlme 9e+
lungcn> vMfein @'robpater fat 162 Sebre
9elebt 1no i@ bin Der einun65luan5i9lts
6unoertjdbri9e III meiner Tanilie", er=
fldrte bos @eburtsta9s=v =v&inO" nit pielem
Beba9en.
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Sn paris lit Gnoe W}ars BET be=
fannie 8botograpb unb 2uftldifier Na-
bar, in @e1eql6aft bes 9rn. 8iellemus
bon Bu6aret nno slpeier iun9er Gngldn=
ser, in ben Barlon Mi9el le Brapoe aufa
se1tiegen, un0 baben Die &ei1 1euoe Dir
&i6tung no6 9eutI I6lano ein9eldfa9en.
3ped oes 9luffei9ens 1T bauptld6li@,
photographer ber Groe in elmer 9elpiheE
9Dbe ouf5unebmeu.
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56bne aug ben bbberen 5tdnben unb
elmer ar6eren fir arine @tubierenbe tru9
er am mei{ten ba5u Bel, bab oer&e forma=
ition ginbalt setban, unb bic fatbolil6e
Religion in Oeiterreidp erbalten ,purbe.
9tu9 in augsburs, no ct bon 1859
1866 nit einisen llnterbre@un9en als
Oompreoiser tbdtis ,par, betuirtte er cine
10 9ludli9e l1muanolung III ben religiD<
len 3ultdnben bab Yapit Pius w. ibm
in einem ei9enen 8riefe ba5u Slid
piinl9te. e.~ s.e .',,.>*..: q p.
Mebnli6 arbeitete er in Glltuan9en uno
Wiir5burg. Sn W}iin9en, Sngolitaot
9iuinsen uno Snnsbrud 9riinoete ct
Gouegien ieines Oroens oeHen eriter
propinsial er Il Sabre lang mar. Na@-
Dem er neben ben @el6dft ften leines Or
oens uno leinen prielterli9en Nrbeiten
nod sablreide Muftra9e BON Popf nno
&ailer> BON 6Iriten uno 8ii66fen pol=
sogen bate, be9ab er li@ I'M Sabre 1880
na0 Treiburs in oer @dluei5, no ct nod
II Sabre lone ols elm fa9er OrOensmann
lebte, sber ols Yreoiser, 8ei6tpater uno
@@riftiteller unern,ii6et tbdti9 >par, biz
ct lein beili9mdbi9ss 2eben am 81 81
5ember 1897 be]@lob. Papit pius TX.
bat i'm am 4, Mu9ult It 1864 ben @eli9en
beigeSdblt unb 5einen @eodhtnibta9 auf
Den 27. Mpril feit9eiett.
9ieIem 2ebensabriB oes ieli9en Gani=
iius baben ,uir nod bic 8emerfuns bei=
5ufiisen> bab Die aus 9euti6lono bes
@laubens tpegen pertriebenen SeIuiten=
pdter in . uffalo> g. 9: ieit Septenl=
BET 1870 ein Ganiiius Gollegium fir
&naben er0ffnet baben. Sic met ten
Profe0oren oieler @nitalt 1ino 9eut19e
unb mir t0nnen oeutl9en Gltert1, tpel9e
lire @6bne ituoieren lahen tuoQen, oieIes
Gani1 1tus Golle9ium beitens enpfeblen.
@eit i6rem 8eiteben linb bic Seluiten
als Die beiten 2ebrer un0 @rsieber be=
tannt. MuBeroem lit ber Preis fir einea
1Omonatli9en l1nterri6tscurlus in oies
fem Ganilius Gollesium i'm @er9lei6e
nit anberen Mnftaltelt Die les 2on0es Elm
duBerit mdBiger. Sur 8oaroing, un=
terri6t @ai@e unb 8ettSeug lino etwo
$3.50 81 besablen.
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Ser fcliae Meter @amtT,ts

1T elmer iener Mdnner, Die li9 I'M Die
@rbaltung bes fatboli1 den @laubens in
9euti9lanb Die 9r0Bten 8eroienite ers,
loorben baben. Ct >uuroe am s. Wfai
1921 at Npmpcgen in 9ol1anb als Der
@obn elmer onge]ebenen Ton1ilie 9eboren
uno erbielt feline erite Gr5iebung in GDln
tpo er ou9 S6eolosie uno &e9te ituoirte.
@@on als iunser priefer mar er our@
@>elebr1anfeit unb @ci6idli@teit 10 aus=
se5ei6net bab -er S,1 :ui6ti9en @ei@dften
1T fir@li9en Mngelegenbeiten 9ebrau6t
,uuroe ; unter Qlnberem tpobnte er au6
oer &ir6 oeriammlung bon Srient BET.
% Sabre alt le9te ct III Die 9dnoe oes T..
eSenatius oas @eIubbe als Mit9lieb bes
Orbens Der @elelli6aft Seiu ab uno trat
inn Nopember oeiielben Sabres lein Nmt
als YrofeHor ber Sbeologie an oer l1ni=
perlitat Snsolfaot at. @einen eifri9en
Bemii6ungen als 2ebrer uno &eftor ge<
lang es Der ituoirenoen Su9enb eine
gr0Bere @in9e5ogenbeit oes Wanoels bei=
aubrin9en un6 oie @ntf tfernung 9efdbrli=
der Bii6er uno man6er l9limmen afa=
bemi I6en @etpobubeiten our@5ul leben.
Ma9 elm paar Sobren l6on puroe Ga
nilius an bic l1niperlitdt @ien beruf fen,
po er eben1o leeensrei@ mirfte. @u@
bort beitieg ct bdufis Bic &an5el uno
preoiste nit 9roBem @rfolg oenn ieine
8ereotiamfeit wuroe md9ti9 unter1 1tiibt
ourd leinen beili9en @anoel uno Sic
aufopfernbe 2iebe, nit tuel6er ct au3
&ranten uno @efan9enen 5n 9ilfe elite.
Bon 9oben uno Nieorigen bon gBelt=
uno Orbens9eiltli9en tpuroe ct gum
Bei6tpater ertudblt un6 au6 als er 9of=
preoiser 9etuoroen Iellte er feline Pre=
oi9ten furs @olt ni6t Elm uno tuirtte als
M}illiondr in ben rn1lie9enben @emein=
ben. gfa9 Dem Sobe bes 8i19of IS BON
Wien ioQte Ganilius 1ein Na9folser
tueroen, lebnte aber biele Wuroe NIT
gntl6ieoenbeit ab; bod mubte ct Elm
Sabr long Die 0i65eie pertualten. Sn
Wien mar es au9 mo Ganilius jenen
trefht9en &ate@ismus nerfaBte Der fait
in ale @pra6en uberIebt uno bur9 ben
er Elm tpabrer 2ebrer Der Stride tuuroe.
9ur9 bielen &ate4ismus uno bur@ Die
Grri@tun9 elmer @tuoienani italt fir
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x iir 6 ltertt.

@ol6e @6Uler, nit benen I4 bie e.
tern su @oule our6 Musfragen uno 1on=
iti9e Wlitbilfe sbelddfti9en, perlicren Die
Befangenbeit bes Nufla9ens, 9elpinnen
5i6erbeit bes Nusoruds uno oamit
Treuoe gum @e9eni itano iel6it uu0 aur
5@ule, Die ibnen ionlt.als Elm @6redeu
uno cine 2oF erl6eint; geluinnen, lage
i9, MnbQnsli1teit on ibrem 2ebrer, melt
lie leinen Mnforoerun9en entipre6en unb
mon6es Sob aug leinem Munbe ba fir
erbolten; uno bic sbnle belitt tii6tise
56iler Die Der Mnfalt 5ur 3ieroe 9e=
rei9en: Die 2eDrer er5ielen TortIdritte
in sen Sci ltnnsen Der @d)iiler unb erbli=
fen borin cine bonfenbe Belpbnung III
ret lauren Muben. Seber 2ebrer miro
bunoertfo6 Die beoeutllngspoae @abr<
nebmnn9 gema9t baben ,, ,pie 9ldn5eno
in. Der &e9el bic 2eitl'nsen .jener @@ii=
fer, bic bon ibren Gltern 81, 9auIe flei=
big iiber,pa9t uno ous9ef efra9t tperoen, in
Berglei6 Su benen, Die tuenn audi oft
eft befdbi9t, li6 9an5 iberlafien paren,
ous follcn. Darum f6nnen Tdlle eintre=
ten tpp 2ebrer unO 2ebrerinnen in Der
nd6fen @@ulltunbe man6e @9iler
aufrufen, nm 1ie iiber bas Grlernte 5u BE-
froser, unb Die bittere @rfabrung MAIDEN
miien, ,uie bielelben ni6t einnol oas
mebr >pi1en, mos lie am S9lu1e Der leb=
ten S@ulltunoe i6on bdtten tuii1en f6n=
nen uno lollen. Srasen lie bann nod
ob lie bic 2eftion 5u 9ouie tuieoerbolt>
emiig gelernt baben, ob iie BET Water
ober Die Mutter aus9efragt babe, 10 iino
lie iber etne 1ol6e Sra9e 9etu0bnli6 10
ertaunt, baB iie gar ni@t einmol su tuiir
len 19einen, wos mon bomit lo9en poer
6oben min. Oa {ou nun freilih Der
2ebrenoe wieoer einen tii@tigen @6lud
ous Der ungebeurer @ebulbf fa19e tbun,
uno 70 geItdrft nit iol6en @6iilern lein
l6meres @tlif Mrbeit BON borne tpieber
anfanoen; ober tpenn eben bel 1ol9en AL
9aule ni9ts sei6iebt, gar 1lidt na@9e=
jeben ober no99ebolfen >piro, >pie miro
oonn Ser 2ebrftOff, Der ieoem @9uliabre
feit borge5ei6net it, belpaltigt uno been=
bet tperoen ? .s
@enn Der betriebi lame 9auer Ieinen
Weinbers uno ben Mertb Den oerielbe
iiir ibn bat, betta9tet> 10 finoet ct tau=
ienbfa6e Bel6dfti9ung betreff bes 8o<
oens, bes Meini itodes uno oehen Pfege
uno muB 1i9 gar biele M&ibe 9eben,
raan9en @6tueibtropfen iiber 5ein lon=
11en9ebrdut1tes @elidt perlen laiIen> bab
er CUTE @einleie nnb @erbeiieruns ieines
Ginfomn1ens er5iele - tuarum IoQte ct
fir ieine &inoer, biele &einooein ieiner
6an1ilie feline 3eit Der Obior9e finben
uno tpiomen pollen? - Ser 8Ir9er
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% il b-@ a lima bot iiebenuns+
oreiBis betriigerii6 6egountp= =S9abmeIhr
uno 3tueiunofiinf5ig @beriffs, ,uel@e Die
@teuern 5tuar erboben, bielelben aber un
in re@ten &a6en ein5u5ablen per9aBen.
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abeln ueroen jett Der,
Tarbe na6 in l1ebereini itimmung nit ben
@9attirun9en Der 5e5iebun9slueiien9 9aaz
fabricirt. Sic 9auptfarbenper @ieoenbet-
ten aber iino ba bea uno ountel, braun
fatanieu farbig uno i9mar5.
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-Sn Il ica> e. 9, fuur6e neuli6
Elm Mann BON Dem Difrifts9eribte oer
oer Wereinigten @taaten I'M $500 nebT
Soften 9eitraft, tpeil ct cine bereits 9e=
brau@te 8riefmorte nod einnaal ouf cir
@pubert aufflebte.
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Ser pie run 5 a @tsi 9jdbri 9e
Sames @nDoer lieb neulid in Surner
.. li@ nit ber 1iebe,unb1 1e65isjaDri9er
Marp 9eslob trouen. Ser 9o66eits=
i9maus fano I'M @aule bes Gnfels bez
per19dn1t errDtbenben 8raut @tatt.
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Ohio Maiienfrc,,ub.

Z
lebteres bos fir ben Sag beredtiste l1er
bersemi6t; lie befieblt ben >&inbsr 81
iinsen: Ser &oiier lebe bod! Maein
Die &inoer bleiben babel: Ser 8n6a
lebe bod! Sn ibrer 9ersensansit periteiss
.li9 Die 2ebrerin su oer 0robung, bieie=
ni9en empiinolid9 nit Der &utbe su itros
fen, Die nod einu1al itatt beg GaiIers ben
8i19of bp9leben lieBen. Mllein 1pifber=
um eri9allt Ser Bil6of lebe bo9-
Mit bo6sel9>uuneener &utbe tritt biz
2ebrerin ndber; oa itreden ibr oae Sin
Der Die 9anbe eutseSen uno iogen-
@6la9en sic nur gu, mir luollen germ
fit unlern Bi1@of leioen. Sic 3ornige
1T enttpaffnet uno ion nun bos Sod
auf ben &aiIer nid)t peiter rerfol9t ba=
ben.