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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07
Personal.

Many of the old members are present in the city,
and will remain until the organization of the egis
slature.
Mr.. +. LamsOn Scribner of Manchester, has just
closed successful term of the free high school at
Danforth. He is to assist Mr.. Atkins this winter
in his fish breeding operations at Bucksport.
Nearly all the daily papers in the State will be
represented in the city this winter by active and
able correspondents.
Geo. w. Drisko is here and intends to contest the
seat of j. W. Coffin, Esq, member elect OF the
House from the Machias district.
Francis Z. Hathorn, Esq, member Of the House
from Cushing, is probably the tallest member of
the lower Notwithstanding six feet two and half
inches in his stockings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07
loral anu State Menus.
Biographical Sketches.

The Biographical Sketches Of members of the
present legislature prepared at this Office, will be
ready for delivery to-day. Those who have Or
dered the sketches in pamphlet form or in the
Daily, may have their orders filed at this office,
or be waited upon by the carrier. The Biogra-
plies will appear in the Journal tomorrow, and
orders should be sent in to-day.
From the recapitulation of these Biographies,
we gather the following interesting facts and
figures:
SENATE.
The Senate is composed of 81 members and we
have complete returns from this branch. All the
members are republicans with the exception of
one, who is clsssed as "Jetfersonan republican"
II were formerly whigs 8 were democrats 2 free
sellers, and have always been republicans. The
Oldest member is Senator LothSop Of Somerset,
who is II years of age, and the youngest are Sena-
tors Foster Of Oxford, and Emery of Hancock,
who are SO each. Seven of the members are be-
tween 80 and 40 years Of age, eight between 40
and SO, ten between so and 60, five between 60 and
70. and one between 70 and so. Twcnty-six were
born in the State, five out of the State and seven
in the towns where they now reside; seven re-
ceived a collegiate education, four an academical,
and twenty were educated in the "people's col
leges"-the common schools; twenty five have
had legislative experience; twenty-nine are mar
ried and two are single.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The President has transmitted to Congress
q full account of the Virginus difficulty
with the correspondence.
1t is rumored that the nomination of At
torney General Williams as Chief Justice
will be withdrawn.
1t is rumored that the Concord Saving,
Bank will go into bankruptcy. The bonds
men of Mr.. Storrs are liable for the amoun
distracted.
The Legislature of Louisiana met Monday
Gov. Kellogg's message was read. 1t treat,
of financial matters. The debt of the State
is over twenty-four millions. The interest
has been paid thus far, but it cannot b. con
tinued and it is proposed to fund the debt al
sixty cents on the dollar. The McEnery
Legislature had no quorum.
In the Uuited States Senate Monday the
committee on the judiciary reported substi
tute for the house bill to repeal the bankrupt.
cy law. The salary bill was again considered
but no action was on it; and the currency
question was briefly discussed. In the house
of representatives a large number of bill.
were introduced, among which was one by
Err. G. +. lIoar of Massachusetts provided
for commission on the general subject of the
relations of capital and labor. The army ap.
preparation bill, amounting to 1928, AS GIG
was reported. A civil rights bill was dis
cussed, and Mr.. Stevens of Georgia made a
speech in opposition to the measure. mes
sage from the President was received in both
branches, transmitting the correspondence in
the Virginius case.
A Washington correspondent says: Several
members of the senate called on the Presi-
dent on Saturday and held long consultation
with him upon Mr.. Williams's case, laying
before the President in pretty definite terms
matters which the senate judiciary committee
| had developed during their investigation d
the case. The President expressed much
surprise at the information given him, aud
said that he had not been aware of the facts
stated, and supposed much Of the talk in re-
gard to the case was simply scandal. As a
result of this interview the President decided
to visit the Capitol and have full conference
with the members of the judiciary committee.
To-day he spent several hours in his room .,
the capitol with the republic senators COM
posing the committee, and the latter laid all
the matter developed by them before the
President. He had been led to thiAk that
the investigation had been conducted withou,
Mr.. Williams being allowed to know wha
was presented against him. The President
learned, however, that every step taken by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07
MICHIGAN.

The two men, Mcmahon and Smith, who
got atioat on n field of ice in Saginaw bay,
December 3lst, and for whose safety the
greatest fears were entertained, ere reported
to have got ashore to-day, both in an exhaust.
ed condition. The men who started in
search of them in a sail boat On Sunday
morning have not been heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

the committee had been made known q Mr..
Williams. After long consultation over
the question, it became quite evident that
confirmation could not take place, and apon
separating the understanding Of the senator's
was that Mr.. Williams's name would be with
drawn tomorrow. The Presidents visit to
the committee was not ia any sense an at
tempt on his part to control its action, but
self of the real situation of the cate. gHs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

social evening was spent by the Atlantic En-
ginc Company at their hall on Monday evening A
clam chowder was provided for the company by
the gentemanly Clerk, Mr.. j. Howard Chandler,
who has recently bettered his condition by taking
Winthrop lady as his wife. The occasion was
much enjoyed by the boys who would like to have
all their members married on the same conditions.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
Washington, Jan. 6,-S p. M &.
For New England and the Middle States,
continued cloudy weather and rain with less
pressure and but slight changes of tempera-
ture; the winds on the immediate coast in
creasing in force.
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KANSAS.

New York, 6. Topeka, Kansas, special
says that when Senator Pomeroy's case was
called in the circuit court yesterday, he failed
to appear, and the State counsel at once
moved for forfeiture of his bond and writ
of arrest for the prisoner, which was granted.
The Governor will issue requisition to-day
on the Governor of the District of Columbia,
and a messenger will leave with it at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

officers were elected for the ensuing year: Pres
dent-David Cargill; Vice Presidents-E. E. Davis
VIM. Hodges. David Mosher, II. X. Choate, Rcu.
ben Mckinney; Corresponding secretary-H. h
Choate; Recording secretary-E. E. Davis; Finance
Committce-H. X. Choate, ANen Church, Nathan
Folsom, j. s. Turner, d. Mosher Reuben McKen.
ney; Treasurer-W. Hodges. After the election oil
officers, remarks were made by several OF the
brethren concerning the past and future work OF
the Association.
VOTED, To instruct the President to invite the
pastors of all the churches in the city preach
sermon upon the work Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, and urge their members to give it
their hearty cooperation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

Prof Additions first term in vocal music in this
city, having proved eminently successful, he pro-
poses to begin the second term on Friday evening.
The large class that has been under his instruction
speak in the highest terms of his ability TO impart
instruction.
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, 6. There is still some ice in the
Straits of Canso, but not enough to impede
navigation. Port Hawkesbury is frozen up.
The steamer Alhambra from Boston ar
rived this morning. The Acadian from Port
land has also arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

Yesterday was bleak, unpleasant day, and ii
would have been exceeding lonesome had it not
been for tho cheerful countenances of the repre-
sentatives beaming benignantly upon the hotel and
boarding. house keepers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, s. This evening as Israel
Clark, aged seventy, was going to his bed
chamber, carrying a lighted candle, he Stun
bled and fell. His clothes caught fire and he
was burned to DEATH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

Mr.. Herbert NJ. Heath of Gardiner, the acceptable
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate for two three
years past, was not a candidate for reconciliation
last evening. Mr. Heath's engagements are such
as Principal of the Academy at Machias, that he
found it impos to arrange for vacation in or.
der to attend to the duties of an officer of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

There will be republican legislative caucus in
the Representatives Hall, this evening ut 71a
O'Clock for the nomination of candidates for Sec.
rotary of State, State Treasurer Adjutant General
Attorney General, and Land Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg, 6. The report of the special
to Vienna to the State Legis-
lature, recommends an appropriation of a
million dollars in aid of the centennial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

Gov. Dingley has sent advance copies Of his
forthcoming message to all the newspapers IN the
State, Daily and Weekly. This is al courtesy the
brethren of the press will appreciate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

The annual meeting Of the Augusta J. NJ. e. AS.
ISOLATION was held at their room Monday evening.
The meeting was called to order by the President.
and opened by prayer and singing Records OF
previous meeting read and accepted. Report OF
the Treasurer read and approved. Tho following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

A subcommittee Of the Trustees of fhe Insane
Hospital now in session at the Hospital, exam
lining the late Treasurer's accounts.
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MADAME DE ROSSA's
! waM ANTHE0 vro@

the complexion, Ii imparts snoottne<s, franspar-
ency and rosy freshness TO the skiA Cures all
eruptions of the face, Is not Sajarioas. sold by
" -~y,IIf. ..ss Nslress MkLlER R9Ok, M
GINS W ~ w X asts Maiden Lane, NM
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Don't fail to your tickets for the lecture at
Meonian Hall tomorrow evening.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:
Cincinnati, Jan. 6.

PROvlSIONs-quiet.
PORK-aI5 20 ssgs....-
LARD-steam SKA; kettle sk5L. 5 y
BULK MEATS-shoulders "a a. clear rib sides
"a q lclear sides TX g..
BAC0N--shoniders IL civ; clear rib sides s1se
= clear sides sA9-
WHISkEY-Aa-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

TUESDAY, Jan. 9th.
Contrary to expectation the court Is Obliged to
prOlong the term another day. The testimony in
the suit for divorce proves very vOluminous and
will not be concluded to night. This is the only
matter remaining to prevent q final adjournment.
The last hours drag heavily. for bench and bar
worn out with their protracted labors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

There will be meeting of Seth Williams Post q
A. Il. this evening. Let every comrade he present
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York, Jan. 6,

The opening markets on Wal Street were not as
buoyant or active as yesterday but they improved
during the day in SO far activity concerned
Money ruled easy all day, closing at SAT- per cent
Legal tenders outstanding to-day were &379,0S9.
600, an increase of 1888 since yesterday.
Foreign exchange closed duh and weak; 81 for
prime bankers sixty days sterling; So for demand
Gold has been fairly active, with alternate spasms
of strength and weakness. The price opened at
III y, declined to ILL., recovered to the former price
and sold down to lllA at which il closed. Cash
gold was in excessive supply and dear rates were
paid for carrying balances.
The rates paid tor carrying ranged from l-32 to
per cent. The latter was the final rate.
The produce exports for the week were I sos, 6S5
State bonds steady. Governments opened very
quiet and closed very firm, with considerable as.
tlvity in late transactions.
The following is the Gearing House statement of
to-day;
Currency exchanges $Sl,792 ,07O
Currency balances !,74l ,2O4
Gold exchanges GO9,255
Gold balances 1872 COS
Customs Receipts to-day 36i 600
The treasurer paid out to day $Gi3 600 on account
of interest and S63G 900 in redemption of 5,2O
bonds.
The operations in the Gold Exchange Bank to-
day We're:
Gold balances l,25l 945
Currency balances 2.53l 54S
Gross clearances ss.Os2 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION.
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ainers, u
1,.n "a
tEam!es, ,h, 3
paineis Ano i-'Ai'ei "eN' !
Iyhaaa
1I amusc. nen, 3
H HaAnaa.'. anJ S,oo,. p.oLo., 2
! TaaiI..s a and Eor, LIN 3
I AZ
cL;ah an n,ssA'''
SHIaP p' .
!MTeennAnS' .
Dan neaen1nT, a,,,,
naper MaIui"ctuicfs'
BlacksMiths'
Druggist,
Rntcber and Cattle RroLnr
Marble Manufacturer, l
House and Shin Joiner.
House Joiner.
Accountant. !
JI ''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07
House.

The House is composed of l5l members. There
Ore 1903 republicans, Al democrats, 6 Independent,
and liberal. We have succeeded in obtaining
returns from all but fifteen members, land the
names of these are put in their proper places. OF
those from whom we have complete returns, the
following facts are given 81 of the republicans
were formerly wings, Is were democrats, were
aboltionists, and IL were always republicans; 3
democrats were formerly wings, a liberal repub-
lican, and ten were always democrats; one indie
pendent changed from republican, and one from
democrat
The oldest members are Daniel Libby of Lime
stone, and Barnabas Bursley of Sangcrville, who
are 6S each. Daniel Lewis of Ripley is the young
est member, being % years of age. Three of the
members are between 20 and 80 years of age, thir-
ty between 80 and 40, ifty-two between 40 and
so, thirty-f between SO and 60, and sixteen be-
tween 60 and 20. Fifty-seven were born in tie
cities or towns they now represent, and sixty-four
in the State. Fifteen have received collegiate
education, thirty eight an academical education,
and the remainder were educated in the common
or district schools Al have had Legislative expert
ence; III Of the members are married.
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.1.+ New York, Jan.

8
FREIGIITS-Grain v steam, 121 I'D; y I,
-8llsd.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1874-06-12

We should sometimes pause to look
back on the landscape behind us, to
see its colors softening with the veil of
distance-to recall "the tender grace
of day that is dead" There is a
great and subtle charm in retrospect.
Pleasures are remembered without the
accompanying drawbacks, pain has lost
much of its sting, and scenes and cir.
cumstances long past are often far
more clearly apprehended than at the
time when we took part in them as
actors or spectators.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
20. aapiteG,

Qtm folgenben Morgen - es tpar elm
Samftag, al pel6sM 6err Garpen 5u
Qanie 3u b1eiben pfleste mar Grace
etrDaS Ieibeno uno lteB it'd pom TriIbltiG
entl0ulotgen. 0er ate 0err ludbte fte ii:
tbrem Bouootr auf uno er01nete alsbalD
cas- @elprGD pie folgt:
vgSa5 oeHt1t SH BON elmer - So>
quette z"
rom, elm bcr3Goies, abideuIi6es @ee
l6opf," meitlte Wrace arglp5.
rSo2 Wt06telt Du 0iel4ei9t Elm fol-
9es genarllt lDerOen 2"
VQlber, BGpQ -"
D9at ylieMano Elm gtsdt, Did 10 gu
.neunen 2"
vS@ Doffe, neiuI"
u0aft d Hi6t 6errn GoOentr1s SuIe
Dt9ullgen a~n9eu0mn1el1 2"
rSU tilrGte, t1 babe fie ntdt entlbfez
Den gerllg 1urld9elpielem - oas lit Nls
les !"
orSft es nidt pabr. BOB er Dir einen
Intrag maOte z"
DSa!"
vuno On BAIT t6n angenommen 2"
vJiein, nein! AlIo Da biIaus mill er?"
0os lit uuebel uup - ni0t tpabr! SD
5o9etFe uH0 mstllIe Hlp pStAIOUfe ttDf
oJtetu" gu iagen. 8 Iater, tbeurer Gaz
ter, rette midi"
r2l0er gu bait t6n bOa bamals ses
ltebt.@
0Ytie!"
Dl4no tpes6alb nidt 2"
yQSell -"
Sag mir bic @a6r6eit, gu liebf ets
lleu 2lnDeren!"
DSa, tDeurer 9opa!"
v5sm0nben, belieu On Did i6dmft?"
user iGgt bas? SD bin ltol3 auf t5n,
benz CT lit ,mebr mertb als0err@Dpentrp,
meay osHn teOer aroere IN Der Btlt,@
v9feiu, Grace, Oh fannit nlht tol5
lein anf ibu, penn ionit bGtteit 9H ntat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
10 G [.

Cine 9Iiidietigf3eit mar iebt fIr!0enrD
Sittle berangsbrOOel; ct beluAte mebrs
MATS lit Der Wo0e Nooobine GtQo ulo
fonlte iid frun0enlGnA Der 0e1eui0aTt
Der Oeltebtgn erfreueu, Die 1et1elBcrtO@
ter iiber oas 0eoeibeu ~Ieiler Unbrlf, let1
llelt 9tGten fir Die 3utuIit nit lldlli@
6en1 Suterel1e ldul0te ulo lDrer1etts
itets pleoer nuf Die Bergnngeu9eIt Hllo
noulentliA Die Scelc III Der alteu Gtr6e
auriidfam. Sic geltanO ibm inter Nuoe>
rem, ban {ie leine Observation-Disclosures
bemunoerl unD letuem 8aHe9men SHfel
9tqbb gegeniber rIGbGttSlo5 beIl1tl1l11tl
mliie.
gSer mar ieliger ais 6enr1l
Qlueiu nur AT bal0 lOllte ietlt Jut8eS
Slid eiueu fdeinbGrp S0la8
erletoen. Gine9 NOrmittag5, ais CT eben
en- PEASANT eil 8tertelltlluoOel i'm 0e>
fprd1e nit @race 6ubrabte, me!nte otsie
lelbtDin:
SD 9Gtte BON !6er3en germ i60n lest
bic naDere Befauutlbaft SDrer ttebelI,
i0Duen W2litter genludt uu0 cultIptrt;
nun aber merD i1 mi1 nDbl Dnnlit bis 81
meiner GllGfebr DON &oHoou perErD11eI
miilien ="
DSle geben TQ0 Gon0on Z" rtef 'QenrQ
erDlet6eno.
vOb, mir bringen jebes Sabr IN, bieIe
3ett leDs l8o1en i'll QonDon 3u; lonlt
freute i3 MID pets auf Diele Jtetle, aber
oiesmal lit mfrs Dur9auS nt0t 10 81
Wtutbe ="
rAltr nod peniger, i'd oerii9ere! Ob,
t6 bin p0ui8 III 8er3iDelTun9 :"
p1roften Ste ii0, &bturer-le0S WOs
6en ltlo balo perum."
SEEDS Moher, tuRummer perbra6t,
itno cine Glpigteit. Sie liuo mir Der
Sonnenibeiu, oeIfen i0 gum 2eben be-
barr, ullo nun bleibe ID til DunFel
ull3 -"
y0enfen sic etipa. es 8inge mir njbt
eben 10 nab Nber es mug lein. Seten
Sic libet3eugt, oaB metre Weoaufeu pets
bier tpeIlen merhen."
rOb, tGulenD Oaufl Mber ih onrfS6e
Nea BOD Denlgitens l6retbeI, lUie 2"
y0m Jd.... bob Ste feuneu ia ulle
Iere 4IoreIie niGt."
y9tun, l6 Oeufe, sic tuerben mir btes
Ielbe mtttbetlen 2"
r9tis unO nmmert. @;fensie benin
lint, oaB metn Bapo Das guns nebsM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

benz ,Gosshawk" bsiibt - Nummer IS,
@tage5 Strait"
,QBann reiieu Sic al 2"
yltcbtrmorQGt nm 5w0lf l16r."
yOarf t0 Sic abtabren iefen 2"
80, tpenn = Sic - mouen.... Nber
IT'D Denfe, Sic lieBcn e5 beiier hletbeu."
0Qnifen Sic mid nod einlnal poMgSei=
tenn Sbren AnbltG QenieBen."
v@ut BENIN IT,. Ab, tpis i6per es mir
fGllt, oie8Inal d65ttret!eu....
!6eurp nobm belpe8ten Qtbi6ie6 uu6
fiBte mieberboIt nit Snbrunit Die 3arte
5Quo, Dir i6nl @race init I9rdncH in ben
Nu8cn re;Ate....
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

Gn6[ih paren audi bic trob bes iteten
8risfpe6Iels petnpouen le95 Mo1en
abgeiaufen unD 9eurp erDielt eirli9e BERG
ltGe Ssilen BON y, ace. Dab lie Gm2lbeno
tpieoer uuf Booobine 8iua eiltrGfe uno
tbn TIT ndbiren Wtorgen 81 feben boffe.
Der Gmpfallg, Der tbnl 81 GDell marb,
berieBte i'm in ben ftebetten 0tmmel.
53pst Stuuoen perHogen in iiBen @e>
fpje unD in @eIprGdeu Der manntgFa61
ften 2lrt; ieoeS QBort Der Nngebeteten
5etBte iDm, oaB fie nit gan3er Seele an
tDm bange, IND er bate init teiNem Sos
Mig Der Gtoe getauIOt.
Giltge Gage ipdter peranftaItete Ser
GarDeH Das naU iebeSnIaLt3er NiiGfehr
BON 2puoon ublihe Diner uno W:uce
ltgute Die 2lnfra9e, Oh tie Trau uno6errn
Yitrls auf Die &tlte Der @tnSutaoeloen
ieben i6nMe.
v9gie, lit er benin prGieutabel?"
vOD, Deit uleDr ais Das, Bapa," meinte
@tace err1tpeno. ySie. belize iino uniern
0la5borouBDer 6reunoen in ieDer t6tn=
liDt iiberleBen -"
v9lber t@ oenfe, Oh logteit mir, er
bate il1 nit @un @tabp netaporleu ="
uRtpt 10; ORtel Gabp tpoute i'm Gun,
@rben etnlegell, er soy e5 le0o1 Dor, ulz
abbGngi9 81 bIetben uuo Dtr1 eiaene
Sraft leIlea 2SeB gu maGen - tpas mir
melt nobIsr Su 1stn i6eint...."
vyeuu, menu On glQubit, baf. unIgr
alter Treuilo 0leSa9e ni6t libel nirumf.
ma8it gu ie etnIaoen. SU enlliuus mid
i9rer ais etnes reiSenDeH Wtdo0sns Dol
ben feinlten Mfantereu...."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
(6oltjssun9.)
IS. SC I.

gI5 am oorauf folaenDeu Sonnta8
2(6xno SHUTTER uno Sobn am SbsetIl6
fnBen. er0Tfuete Goitb nit Den rllDl8 DIH5
QewDlfeuel GBortcn Da5 OeiprG6:
.giul, 6ayrD, il bube lie 8eleben."
g29 100 Oas, 4ltutter 2"
81 Der Wlor8ore16en Iittbe."
nz.6er lpIt ban Oh liz ertolnt Dlrh
lire S0onbeIt pteaeEdt g.
W0ttt luWerte IND 3o8 Gus tbrer Iai9e
elm 2uiammed5 efGltsteS Yupter, 0as tie
C0r6turg5 erltaunten2Sliden ouSbreitetc
-es lDac cine &rtlDe5et9nunB, etn msi7
ifsrbaft g~eluugelsS Y0rtralt poM Grace
@Qr0en.
~.N53euoutnen bon Der 8Iite rno re-
fontairt uQo oemOriginal," metuteG0itb
mtt tinem i~cQalfhalten &G0elu.... DSa,
ia, mein 6err5obn, i0 oerteA mid 0uh
oarauf. Miit oieiem Bortratt betirbeu
beoab Id mid mad Der &ir1e uno fauo
fe Qlsbalo beraus; oGnn iebte i9 MID
ihr vis-a-vis, 0GB ih fl genau beOba1teu
Hollhte, ne nun l0ge tb DIR, ne III
lu0n, tie tit gut un0 tie ltebt Gtn ebei
70 nQtm uuo unnig tptc gu IL Ltebft."
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alto 9~elpro@eh%"
,8twGDre! Aber ib babe tie gclalt be:
Dbantet uno wicoerpole Dir, 0aB iteOid
aufri1tig ltebt. uno bas entpaffnef netlt'
- @lfcrtu0t; tip rGuulc ibr Den erlter
Bias i'll Detuem 9er3en ell ull0 tperDi
mcineu bi5Dcri8en 8e9ler gut MAIDEN
iu0em tb BON MN al nit Dir peretil
fur Geinc 3ie6e fdmpie unoDtb anOei1
IjBea 3lel geteits. D~torgenOen &d8el
luerOe iD in's 6eio riiden uno Oh loll
an ullr etnen 9uten 8uHoeSgcnolieu pa
ben i"
y2'bcr mos ~ge6enfft Du gu tbun, iab
0AHuer?"
nS5D iperoe in bie Geieui0aft 3urii&
FeB.eu....9tun cute 9taGt, 0arrp!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
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