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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The attempt of President Grant to make q
political Issue of the school question is destin
ed to an ignominious failure. 1.-THE Demo
cratic party" III the language of the Buffalo
Courier, "recognizes the common school sys
tenn as imbedded in the Constitution of every
State; it will defend it and the sanctl,y of the
fund for its support against all assallaDts, be
they Catholic fanatics or know.nothing big
OTIS. AS political organization it knows
neither Church nor sect. 1t asserts the abso
the law, and extends favor to none Main
tanning thus the very principles on which
our Union Is founded and liberty rests th.
Democracy can have no part in any sectariau
against the free non sectarian school system
the attack must come from outside of the
Democratic party, and by that same party
will first be resisted"
The only issue the Presidents splurge can
raise on the subject, is whether the manage
ment of the public schools shall remain a
matter of state control, or whether the sys
TEN, with its five hundred thousand teachers
officers and retalners shall become a national
charge and an additional Amy TO swell the
already much to immense train of retainers
serfs and lickspittels who depend for theil
daily provender on their absequlOusness tc
the smiles or frowns OF our great Cesar al
Washington. Our governn ent has rushed
quite far enough in the direction of centrali
cation in the last ten years, and will pause
before it takes this additional plunge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The Ohio tramp convention last week wal
attended by over 100 delegates Queerly
enough the tramp was not without friends IL
o body called to squelch him, one of the dele
gates going so far as 10 eulogise the tribe
mentioning, among the deserving tramps OF
history, such names as Homer, Benjamin
Franklin, Horace Greeley, and Cyrus w.
Field. The convention, however, wound up
its deliberations by calling upon the legisls
ture to establish warehouses; in the different
Gowns, to which the tramps might be COZ
signed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18
GERMANY,

A shocking affair occurred at Bremerhaven
on the 9th. While the steamship Mosel was
|embarking her passengers for New York, in
the outer port, case of dynamite powder ex.
ploded, killing 6S persons, wounding 80 more
and are m ssing. Only two of the passen-
gers were killed, the fatalities being chiefly
among those who had accompanied them.
The explosive subtance was ascertained to be
a large quantity of dynamite powder, con
cealed in box, which a man named Thomas
son was having placed on the vessel (of course
concealing the nature of the contents of the
box) with the intention of blowing up the YES
sci while out at seq. No motive is assigned
for this hellish scheme. Tomasson, upon the
discovery of his design, attempted suicide,
but was prevented. He is said to be Swa
bian by birth, but has been nsturalized in the
United States. He passed week last October
in Liverpool, apparently trying to ascertain
whether it would be best for HIM to put his
Internal machine on board a steamer there
or in Bremerhaven. His purpose Is said to
have been to blow up the Mozel to collect
large insurance he had effected on that vessel
Thomasson has since died from the wound
inflicted on himself.
The winter opens with unwonied severity
in Central Europe. Snow has fallen in such
quantities as to interrupt comm unication be.
tween Italy and Hungary.
Prince Bismarck and Prince Gortschakoff
are reported to have agreed upon plan for
peaceful settlement Of the Turkish difficulties
1t provides for perfect equality between the
Christians and Turks. The Ambassadors Of
the powers are to be granted information In
regard to any measures projected by the Porte
so as 10 be able to advise him and influence
his decisions. The plan of settlement pro
poses to establish perfect equality between
the Christians and Turks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS,
England.


Parliament il summoned to meet ON the S,l,
of February.
The total loss of life by the Deutschland
disaster was IS.
An explosion occurred on the 9th at the
Swar,hmain colliery near Barnesley, In
Yorkshire, by which l4O lives were lost. BY
a similar explosion at Pentlrch, in Wales, on
the same day, 10 miners perished and six
more by similar explosion on the 9th at
Methey, near Leeds.
The Presidents message is favorably com.
mented upon by the British press 80 far as it
relates to the financial question. On the re-
ligious question, it is regarded as unneces
sarily injecting new exciting issue in poll.
tics. Referring to the Presidents remarks in
reference to SPAN and Cuba, the Times says
ut Spain cannot suppress the Cuban rebels,
If the island must be halt ruined while she
holds it, ifshe will not put an end to that in
stitution which is the main source of the dis
turbance, it would be hard to expect the
United States to let the work of devastation
to proceed unchecked merely out of regard to
the nominal sovereignty of Spain. Spain Is
on trial The limits of her power to restore
order will be the limits of her rights"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

man who can certainly carry this state against
any republican opponent while his strength
is at least equal IN the East and South TO that
of any other man whose same has yet been
presented for the democratic nomination.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18
Notes.

A dispatch from Khoksnd says tina, Gen
Kaufman will receive reiniorcements until
his forces amount to sixty thousand men. The
insurgents number twenty five thousand.
In the walls of the cid St. Andreas Hospital
st Lima, Peru, there have been discovered
nearly five thousand skeletons. which are sup
posed TO have belonged TO victims of the
Spanish InQuisition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The HAtionsl Grange of the p. OF H.
which recently met at Louisville, refused to
entertain or discuss the currency question
adopting the following resolution;
Resolsed. That the currency question /,
rspldly becoming e polical question. and
therefore should not be entertained by th,
grange.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Herr Llnderman, superintendent Of the U
5. Mint, after travelling about tor several
months past seeking location for branch
min, somewhere IN the vest, finally settled
down on the choice of ludianapcllsi The
constitutional stolidity Of the man pre-.
cludes the idea that be means the recommen.
dation as joke.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Alonzo Z. Rathbun, well known Ottawa
printer boy, and the first publisher of the La
Sale Reporter, which he afterwards sold to
its presen, propretors, has commenced the
publication Of the Reporter, al Syracuse, Ne.
braska l; is very neatly printed, on new ma.
terial, and bears about IT an air OF business
tina, bespeaks success
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The place as special counsel in the whisky
prosecutions at st. Louis. made vacant by
Henderson's removal, was rendered to Samue
T. Glover, but he declined it, II was ther
rendered to Col. James o. Broadhead, and he
mas signifed his acceptance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Miss Susan Denim. the we'll known actress
died at Bluffton, Ind, on Saturday morning,
IRON injuries received by fall of staging al
Indianapolis some weeks since.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The temperance reform is making more
Roadway IN the Catholic communion than
among any other body OF people in this coun
try.-Ddpeaport Gazette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

AL subscriptions to be paid in advance.
Remittances may be made through none,
order or registered letter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The omission Of all reference 10 Che recent
death OF Vice President Wilson in the Presi
dents MESSAGES certainly curious. to say the
least
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

A full supply Of the new kinds Ct school looks
,sn be found az 0suAn & HGpeInSn's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18
Spain.

Snow ian UNUSUAL thing in the northern
provinces is said to interfere with military
operations.
The remarks of President Grants message
on the Cuban question are received very
quietly by the Spanish press. The President,
it is averred, talks of interference only in case
Spain tails in her effort to suppress the insur.
rection In Cuba, and on that score Spain has
no fears or doubts, SO that, in fact, all the
message amounts to is that no interference is
intended.
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our CLUBBING.

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both at the prices named, postage prepaid.
The offer is open to old subscribers or new
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The latest improved "Bsbcock EItinquish.
er" is St Louis grand jury.
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The fREE TRADER and Chicago weekly Ia,sr
0cedn, one year, for s3i5.
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They are having the Union Spy" at Sirea
tor this week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18
France.

In accordance with the new constitutional
provision, the assembly, on the 9th, com
menced balloung for the rs members to con.
stitute the senate A number of candidates
were proposed and voted for, when, on count
ing the votes, it was found, to the astonish-
ment of the government, or "rlght," that the
left" or the republicans, had developed an
unsupported strength. Such of their candi
dates as were elected received 1926 votes
while the highest vote cast for the right was
I317. The Bonapartsts, however, generally
voted with the left, and some of the "legiti
mists," or monarchists, while others "scat-
tered" Thus far about IS senators have been
elected, twothlrds of whom are republicans
Ministers Buffet and Manac failing of an
election after several attempts, withdrew from
the contest. The squabble over the senator
ships produces the highest excitement.
1t is rumored that the Due d'Amaule, son
of Louis Philippe, is about to marry the
Princess Thyra, daughter of the king of Den
mark and sister of the priAcess of Wales and
of the wife of the heirapparent to the throne
of Russia. In such case it IS argued that
Russia would support Orleanism and an ALI
ance in the future Of the Gar with France
against Germany.
The municipality Of Paris has voted a sub
scrIption of $4,000 to the fund for the Centen-
NAL statue of liberty in New York Harbor
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

Gin besetferter &ebner piniGte
fG Slleel, nm nab ieber Gtabt unb ieeem
DUrf i'm sanaen 9anbe su ftssen, purte aber
fart aus bemGUn3ept Sebra4t, ais etn nafe.
petfer 9urfGe laut %uusrief; Sbr tplrbet als
eth @dnlert& ssf&Ofen, ebe Sbr etne Wetle
nett Ssfpsen pdrst.
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Wdr' Ubne &
aud gut!
Cute AuSrebe, 8et Der &cnffripttcn
erGGetnt etn Bauermetb fat tbres Scbnes.
nSa". fast Der &atb, ,ras ttut benn Str
ba?
IS fpmrt fur unetn' 9cbn."
.,Ous sett ut&tS9rSObn mub fsltsr tUu'
men,"
~ metn", fast' sWetberl, Zen fOnntSbr
ia net brau&en, er is grab a'foa' Helms
Dredsrl wis Der .ba (3etst auf ben S&rstber
Der 8OnitrtpttUnstOmmiffOn), Der fam tetn
Soleat per'n."
Gin sebt1betes Mdb9en. Da.
me: Gbe i'd sic ensastre, mDAte i'd ptGen,
su wsl6sr &tliston @ie fi6 bsfennen.
&DHtn WaDame, tH babe ftets bielelbe
&sIteiOn, wte bte Tamilte. In Der I'D btene.
Das
@as lu6fDu benn ba metn&tnb2 frastr
In @esentrart etnes befa1enben Germ, cine
SHUTTER tbr SSGterGen, bas Dertcblen bin.
ter ale Stlele luste.
SD wtl betmlt& Yapa's 9ut fu@sn: er
MID serne fCrtseben, aber Der Sntel ba fOn
ni&t uaerten, bab er nod su Sauft 1T.
@erfdnsIt&e Srase. Qebrer 6ter
febt Sbr, lisbe &tnber, eine 8aumwoaen.
foube absebtlbet. Die Yfan3e TT Elm nils.
Hides @swdGs, benn &Gss, was Der Nenf6
oft an i& trdst ais Sleteuns, bat sr biefsr
SFanje su perhanten.
9enrY /: Sect m6Ht' t6 nur wifen. cb ouf
einer fclfen Staube aud mel faIbleberne
9pfe gewaGfen tt.
S~eeltnp anberIns. = @tnise 9e.
lebrte, ober slaubenslcfe 6srren ipraGen bic
NnfGt aus, bae NIT benz SDhe bes Nen.
fGeu &aes Gus fet; etne @anberuns Der
Men1&tnlsslsn tn Gbterletber nebmen fe te.
bod an.
Sect trunbert es mid ntmuer. tparum
metnsOGien 70 ssiGetbt ftnb, faste Elm bane.
ben fssnrsr e%anbmann. wenn bic @etRer 70
aufsstIdrter 9srreu In bisfslben fubren.--
@elb unb Grebtt. @elb brauHt man
am metften, trena mans MID Bat, unS Grsbtt
bat man am raeiten, tpenn maj lpn ni9t
brautt
&tR besetferter 81 ebner w1nfGte
f& Sllsel, nm mad ieber gtobt unb ieeem
Dprft i'm sanaen 9anbe su ftesen, purte aber
fart aus bem@On3ept 9ebraHt, ais ein nafe.
petfer 9urf&e laut %ausrief; Sbr piirbet ais
eth @dnfert& sef&Ofen, ebe Sbr etne Netls
nett ssHpsen wdret.
Stet9eruna. Seffetdr: Spbann.
trae CT ptsisn grtef nod teute auf bic @pR.
rr TT prefant.
Dtensr; (srbebt i4 fdIdfrts pom Der
Sanf unb febt, bab nte 8ureau3ett eben al,
9elaufen IT. Na, wenn t& TIN n1prsen
Stub bsfOrS', 1T er nod .utel pre6anter.
W dtbfeI
Die Grfe teutet beim Sranapien,
Bas bte 3wette BET BEN Deutlden.
Bon BEN @aH3en iett man 6olen,
Sappen, Sair3en, @urten, Yettf4sn,
11sbsrS1se, SaiGen, @&etben;
gteles 96tb'se fur ben &siter,
&uti&er, S&tfer unb 70 retter,
@a& nod Stele 8lsintSfettsn.
Netr ~ fusen mus i'd utetben,
CONT psrrott IDS ftlber sntlt&
SHcn rta&t es f9 gar ;u fenntliG.
an16iHns hes RdtbieIs In Rr. 373
9etnwanb.
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Glue CUTE Mmlage!
l. ,u&#. nit Ter m6ei6en
Mu6lidt auf grobm @ewinn,
$4,000 faMfet
St''ett Stntbetl TIT mnteH betdbriebenem
REAL A.

Die gnmuru ron r Gdtrh SnbwhaI sduSL" sn gMnndoa,e S Vie bdauutt daG6 nbu g.Hsr .M
.ea GNnhMms an SumnhN pnee dpmmea 4MA Gr en6 Die Sne 3M Mr lad HnS m BE %M
eS aassan sm Sah.e asana mbE TNam nit hnss ErHefst bs dn @bGMe sa IS SW
atIhn Wmg nmut HrtI # N""" S""
Der @muebRg paam lie De waMnb k mfSn Th bdn@n umfaa- #
tot AMus m NheS aB eaNm. ~s
DIETS oesbum tRemeinr anmuhamR ebmpn w&e bic troTmfruAwr Sm ftmdamb lie Ct ao,
inter en- n s s%s h 5m r un1S sSsssssd$aa nsasa ans Summit asnusw 8Gee = 0T maSnt D
SmnA NMmeaM ssM Su AI1S H. No. Dds noemnss mbdt 10 3umnr Ue um sr6me; pn mel
tmfMS N gbt Wo Nm Ifnupny uo @nsbamtmns. IS ewdtr bic 66h Nustdta f ben rM
mb bic stbt pade %n nurta st Paul n hlu bb MS mt Der Ndbesu Der eha6mG Hbab mb BEN
@AhGtS0nrum MAIDEN G gun puMAMSrMRNn uH ben pNht dRmubuen O1bJmHu nGr mnMh%M
Basr pAGe ne eomhdM ale en-. "" ~F9W"
~ dHu AGb @ Smufrn ShmdrbB L an ub srnGnG Summit h 6nMHhN hmrso sr. a y 49,
Il MGQ n eneahe. o" :" u ="
90 ShbmunpEuhs Gotten in eummh pas bhpn$ $4,000 mh.
~ N1sG imHum an yer @er ng hHna ShBH u6 Smmu Msmue dnIbGfnb Sic g,tone No mn
FSeeSan gm 9@e SRn Wa1ns Nepase Yamr ubu nn awfribGb M4mbm.
0D Set@dn3 Nfr EMmH,8 aBan IN bGS a ub 9 8 sons mn No. a. Re Tprabn bart an be-
SnbnHnep pnS st. PAUL 9aqn, pa9e5 benz hbM6n NdRMbaep pom Ct UM[u bhH gr S~ 1k
Ymhe un6s nm8 o6md Ba ID ocSigft f@ arMwefe
flx VRp9 ar IN . . n ponS Sections meatdt u Itmphn umfn6 dmI Ml fs SubuareG hm
&s cine 6mu pbgm@ rmbaeabum FD lbndnemmu sapFm NIT amtm
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SGglidben= mmb wpeben=3eitunaen /:
ct. pauI preB
ct. Dlut DispatiH,
ct. Vdul YtCneer.

San. HWu baeaAbn s% Snbaba BARI cine Der ubn aanSa. pu hmn gnb IN mOss.dtu,n
pdM $50 NA A' :" ""H"oH"8H
|Sn Saf ba G&Bg atg SmuRre sduumes Tn Dir tmahn ts on Mm anfnSmT A rsgWIng ss
tn mG 5Md me Hn1e 96duw abmW b twdhe ndbrmbe bG SGRp Ln mbl mb 6bGsG% onGe nTMHw
.SnFmhI 5bR hNem bEba8eu Hebrlful b@ NhnNpd an im phg bic GHas POO bed Sr
@ t~fsmS ct PAUL an SdnnapOhs nb s wb dnka&hm 6bfs GSmham Er bn i'm GSef em
$40 a@abdt s~@ y"
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A nterhalttmdes.

SungsM mertfa. Gin @tretFtdt auf
ben electromagnetic Der ameritanifGen
Sussnb ptrft fctsenber @Urfan, Der Soneons
Sslunb beridtst wtrb.
DIR eOeUmOttp. Sl6rer zines swif&enGen.
trail Ssttp unb 8rentwpoo fabreneen Giien.
babnsusts fab Dor bemletten einen 8nlben
rutts auf benz Geletfe fsen. Srrb amer
Waruunss.S isnale perbarrte Der 8urf6e
unbswsslt6 In fetner@ tstuns. ODER pislmebr
@isuns. unb srpan9 BEN 3usfibrer, ben 3us
baltsn gu laEeu, %tpcrauf Der Sunse DapOn
elite.
Srdter trurbe srnittelt. bag Der rtelper.
fprehsnre SGIingel NIT etnem &amsraben
sewettst bate. er fOnne ben GtGenbabn3us
gum 9aiten %brinssn.
QdnbltG-ftttlt6. Gin 9,td enSur.
in 3enntGee maGte tir3liG etne babies tunbs
lang Salt, um an stneun @ferbebantel She'll
gu nsbmer. Grf cas- @sfGdft unb bunn bas
@srsnasen, mar bas Npttc.
Gin olter9err. Ndmens &au6sut
Der etpas pom Smprcptfren sebSrt bate.
rsrlanste pom einem Stueentsu einsn &etui
auf ieinen @amen. 2esterer btente ttm NIT
Sol9enbenn
Str Naune, 6err
&au6eut,
Wdr' Ctne &
aud gut!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

Stetserune. Seffetdr: SObonn.
tros CT ptefen grtef nod beute auf bic @oa.
rr TT prefant.
Dtener; (erbebt f& f&ldfrts pom Der
Sanf unb febt, bab ete 8ureau3ett sben ab,
s~elaufen IT,: Ha, ipenn i'd TIN racrssn
Stub befOrs', TT er nod .utel preGanter.
, 1875-04-05

ytamen fei bas bette mas er babe NIB ben
molie er bebalten. Mtan noGte baru ipiiien,
es lei iogar Die Ibftht gepeien 8iSmard gum
Souperain bon @liaBsg otbringen gu MAIDEN.
glber beS 8anSlerS meitblifenoeBoliti i9uf
oarauS 5rpei unmtttelbare &eihslanoe, offen'
bar nm Elm Seiipiel btn5uite1en, wobin Die
@ntiuldclung oeS SaiierreidS fiibren iolle,
sur llmgeltaltung aler 6iirltentbiimer unp
HroulnSen YrenBeu's III uumtttelbare Get1Ss
treile nit m09ltditer Selbituerpaltung, al
ibrer Spibe Satier unb 6ei68tag. gteben
bieier groBartigen Yolittf Der 3utunft niirbe
Die @rribtung clues erblider balbiouoe,
rdten 0erSo9tbums 2alerbur9 fir Sisnlarf
ais cine eleloe 6arce, ais ei1 gang iaAers
lider uno fleinlider 8iifidritt erideiuen,
Dian mub bemnah oieie Na4rlft fir ei1e
lener @nten balten. pelde Setlloe nno
6reunbe 10 fabrifmdBi9 iiber ben GeidsfanSs
Ter ausbeden. Sie1etdt 1T bteielbe aus BEN
@eriibt entitanben, baB bemielbeu Der Ser
So9St / Ell bon 9anenbnrg suseba6t tit, peil
er baielbit nit l~elller 9otatlon DOH elmer Dttl'
lion iebr ausgeoebrte Sitter ermorben bat.
, 1875-04-05
Nseme Gnte mber Sismarcf.

Sismard lol SerSog tperben. 9a8 ndre
m09lih; Der &ailer Mil ben Ota1n, Der ibm
fortipdbrenb groBe 0enite %leiltet, Der babel
fortndbrenb 2ebel lIrb @eInnobeit aufI bas
Sptel fest, nod b0ber ehren, mill i'm banlit
nm 10 feIter al li6 feiieln, lie mebr berielbe
lih nod 1rbe BON ben politiihen Stiirmen
febnt. &lelet9t mill Ell tim nod cine bobe
@unit erpeilen, ebe ct beiien Giiftrltt in bas
Yrlpatleben suldbt. 9lles Oas lit mo0lid.
@ans unwabri6elnlih 1T iebod1 Die nit lener
Ofatri1t perbunbene &nnpe, bab Slsmard
lonperaner Seraog bon Sanenburg peroen
lone.
Sis Jest lift es ntemals Die Golitif oes
6auieS pobenSolern 9elpeien, ir9enb ems
ieiner Seibtbiimer ab3u9eben. Ser 6ebler
Der beutld)en ~Siirltenbduler, tire 2drloer lllIs
ter ibre Sablreihe 9tahfommenihaft gu Ser@
lplittern, mobnr9 0eutI1lano in 10 plele
tleine 0dnoer ~Serriiien nurpe, murbe aud BON
ben SobenSoIern am Infang begangen. Iber
na6oem Die proteltantiiben Siirlten pom
9elien unb Sadieu i'll Der &eformatlonSseit
oaourd CUR Sbnma6t peroammt iparen,
nabm Sranbenbur9 oaran ein marnenoeS
yeiipiel ulo felt fait Spei Sabrbunoerteu
itebt mar Die SobenSoaern tire 2auber INNER
mebr inter etner etnbeitli1en Heoierun9
fon3entrire1, ibr Heif ltetS pernebren, bis
gang Seutlhlanb ii9 inter ieine Ota6t
beugte.
SIS mdre b0dit eisenthamli6 peun biele
ltritte Yolttit plOblib iid in bas @e9entbetl
umlesen, wenn Elm Sbeil Der preu6ii6en
Uionardie bapon ab9eioupert iperben lollte.
bad Der SaussYolitif bat lelblt Der &0nio,
ais @bef oeS Saules, fem 8eht Sur Gerdu6e=
ruug aud nm oeS t~leiniteu Staotens leines
StaateS, lelblt menn g~auenburs MIR cine
Yerioualzllnion nit YreuBen battle, penu eS
fein Gbell bapon mQre. Mber 2aueuburQ
lit neueroin9S nit Der Wtonar6ie peretui9t
poroen, unb Stiide bieier faltn man ni]t
obne @enebmigun9 oeS 2anotass renuen.
Sang sesen Die Yolitif SiSmardS ielblt pdre
es, elnen neuen 8leinltaat 81 lAaffen, nad1=
benz er Aues einseiett bat, UNI Die i3abl bic
ler Niliputreihe moslihit gu oermlnoeru, unc
Die 9eiamrlte Offentlibe Wletnun9 III 0eutld,
tano lit entihieoen pasegeu.
llS Der Sailer eamlt um9in9 ben @rafen
SlSmard gum 6iiriten ~ maiden, iou CT ibm
Den Gitel Shirt BON @liaB ODER BON Slrab=
burg Su9eoatt, SiSmard aber enti6ieoen
ba9e9en p~roteltlrt baben. @liaB unp 2otbrlll>
gen geb6ren Dem beutihen 9tei9 iou er 9eia9t
baben, er noble feline Gitel BON 2Qnbern,
melde tbm nidt gebOrten, unb ieln p0terliher
, 1875-04-05

Gum @apitel Der Garlifenwer-
bunsen erSablt Die sSeruer &aaeSpoit" fols
9enbe reht abenteuerli1e @eibi6te: s@in
iun9er Wtann aus einenl Sernii6en 0orfe,
Der in Oiiihlbanien /. s. Sanolun9srNnge=
lteuter 1T. mare beinobe oas Spier eines un'
erborten Serratbes gemoroen. Sim Spluelter
erbielt er ben Seluh eines ebemaligen Game
raben &lapp aus SiuiS nit nod mebrercn
anpereu YerioneH. 9ieie bereoeten i'm gu
einem @usfluse mad Selfort, nm bic %oortisen
6%eitunssiperte 81 beithttseu. Dim 9beno
nuroe Der jun9e Wfana BON einer unpiperz
itebliden Shlafiudt b%efausn; ais ererma1te,
mar es heller gag nno er befano iid auf
einem na6 Qpon se9enoen s3nse ; Elm @laS
8etn, bas linn BON leinen @ameraben sege=
ben miiroe, ueriette i'm ieood wieoer in
S6laf, ans benz ct erit eripadte, ais ii9 Der
3ug Der citation ndberte, 100 Die 9iuie mad
ben Yprenaen abJmet9t. auf 8efra9en, wie
er babin fornrne, ermloerte man ibm, er unb.
etiua 300 juu9e Qerte, Die ii4 I'M sleifen4
@a99ou befanoen, ieien fir Die @arltlten ar=
semorben. IS 9elaua ibm jeco6 bel Der