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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BBVIL BILLIARD TABLES,
n with Delaneys wire cushions, solely us.d IN all
championship and match games second hand Tables at
great bargains W. III. GRIFFITH X CO.. 40 Vesey ST.
DHELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY
l. by GEORGE g. PHELAN 81 East Fourteenth street,
New York; 923 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

MAGNIFICENT FARM or 100 ACRES. WITH BEAU
WI ul modern residence and oatbuildings, at Wood
bridge Mddlesex county n J.. only $'60Oli will ex-
change for New York Brooklyn Newark or Jersey CITY
Properly. JOHN VI. GIBSON, AuctiOneer
81 Montgomery street, Jersey City,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
THE TRADES.

A FRENCHMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR THE
y Stamping PERFORMING and designs for embroidery
reference given Address VOILLkQUiN Ile West HoUs.
tonst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

RIO LET-ThREE STORY HOUsB 81 KING STREET
with al modern impi ovements; VIII be let TO on
two iamiIes several Floors OF Ave and six rooms
let with gas AID water. Apply 10 WILLIAM CLEARl
1873 VaTick street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
General Homework, &c.

IA CHARLTON Ct, THIRD FLooR-A REsPRc-
VI table young girl TO DO general homework IN a
lnall PLAIN family good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

ITO EXCHANGE-FoR A PAYING BUSINESS OR
i for Property in San Franci SEQ, large val
liable unimproved Property near New York. Address
HUDSON RIVER, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHANGE-EQUITY IN A DESIRABLE LOT
/ fronting Central Park, for a small place Lon
Island or New Jersey. H. g. LOCKE,
l39 Eighth street, near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
DWELLING HOUSES 40 LET.
Unfurnished.

Unfurnished.
. FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN STONE
= Dwellings lI anl $50 West rwenty-sixth street
near sixth avenue ali improvements, splen lid condi-
uon, Tor rent awfuy low Till May l. immediate posses
sion APPLY on premises or 10 owner, LICH IENSrEIN
l44 East Forty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

AN AMERICAN WIDOW, THOROUGHLY UNDER
~ standing housekeeping, wishes situation in q
tmall family references given ana required. Address
AMERICAN, box l47 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

WANTED GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY Ao-
w quainted with the Western trade, and who, In
tending to make Chicago his headquarters, desires
pies IRON two leading jewery notion houses
on commission unc ceptionable references Address
CHICAGO, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

NOR sALE-GRgAT BARGAIN-oNE lsX35 SECOND
hand Green's patent Automatic Cutoff Engine also
sx36 slide Valve; both In perfect order Apply to
TODD IL RAFFERTY, MACHINE COMPANY, 10 Barclay
street ami Paterson, n. j.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03
wOMEN's RIGHTS.

This is the age Of science, invention.
progress, discovery and isms. Social
ism, radicslism, Pantheism, delsm and
uniyersalAm, as it were, OF suffrage.
Ancient ladies with modern notions, de-
cry woman's true sphere and demand
the ballot. These specialized officers sp-
peal to the great army of ths American
women, who hesitate at allowing bones
sanctity to be invaded, and attempt to
cast ridicule on them. These are the
very ones they say that are hindsring the
progress of woman in her great work OF
reformation, and march to the ballot
box. Let the reformers march on II
they please, with "trumpets and
shawms, and banners flying, but for
goodness sake let tho pretty privates
alone, in their own peaceful and I'M
troubled homes. Somebody must stay
home and mind the babies, cook. mend
and keep the house clean, or superintend
these affairs. If they do not perform ex-
ecutivs duty II the women arc going to
drop them and run off to the polls, polit.
ical meetings. and all the rest Of the
places where the presence OF the "pro-
gressive woman is expected. then it is
certain the men must put on their aprons
and come down to business at home.
Marie men and women. or young girls
cannot attend to both departments. that
is certain. Where necessity and circum-
stances compel a woman to paddle her
own canoe, over the rough waters Of life,
let her lay her hand to the work and do
the best she can. earning her living by
such means as come within the scope of
her capabilities, but because preaching,
praoticing law, keeping store, writing
books, or anything else her hands may
find to do, becomes necessity, is lie
reason why she should want to under
mine structure that has been hallowed
since the world began, and whose sane
tity it would be better never to invad,
with the strife and vexations OF poiitica
and business life, among the women
whose aim and object it should be to
preserve that Structure. the shrine OF
home, undisturbed. Heaven knows IL
she fulflls the whole duty OF wife and
mother, she will End herself busy from
rosy morn till dewy eve, and would as
soon have an Internal machine set down
in her domestic camp as to see stronf
minded woman coming at her with the
fgurative, ballot-box.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

Many Of the Fall River strikers find
themselves in n very embarrassing posi-
ton as Winter approaches. Most OF
them were allowed to resume work on
signing the conditions imposed by the
mill owners, but many who held back.
waiting for better terms, found their
places already supplied when they finally
concluded to surrender. There was still
another class, composed Of the instiga-
tors OF the strike, whom the owners
would not admit on any terms. Whether
Justified or not, the strike has entailed
great suffering on fifteen thousand opera
tives, and even those who have been 70.
employed will experience tits i'll effects
for long time to come. The cotton
milling interest at Fall River Is of excep.
tional Importance, since two-thirds Of the
print cloth manufactured in the United
States is produced there. The annual
production in the United States is $685..
DOC, 900 yards. OF this amount 48l .000,-
600 yards are manufactured in New Eng.
land, the Fall River mills alone produc.
ing 1871, s75, 900 yards.
. .
Three hundred men will DO put tc
work in the Consolidated Virginia mine
Immediately. This will leave four hun
drsd Idle men from that mine alone, who
WIZ probably go to California and return
to Virginia in the Spring.
A member Of the constitutional con.
vention OF Texas proposed clause for.
bidding judges, prosecuting attorneys
and jurors from officiating while intoxi.
Gated.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03
NEW TODAY.
SheriRs Sale.


by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF the District Court In and for the
County OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
IN said Court, on the l2th day Of October, A. d.
1915, In favor Of VIM. II. Ellis. and against the
huhn and Hunt Silver Mining Company. for
the sum Of three hundred and hfty.eight $500
gold coin dollars debt, together with two hun
dred and stxty.four gold coin dollars. tax costs.
ana all accruing costs and interest, have lev.
leo on the following property, to wit:
All the right, title and interest in and TO the
mine known Is the HUM and Hunt Silver Min.
ing Companys mine, situated and located In
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada;
also the house and building on said mine, one
engine and boiler 2 reels and the shafts, tun.
nels. drifts, slopes and all the appurtenanccs
thereunso appertaining or belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the I'd Day Of November,
A. ID. 1875,
will sell all the right, title and interest OF
said HUM and Hunt 8. NJ. Co. in and to the
above described property, at the Court-house
door, In Lincoln county, at ~ O'Clock m, Of
public auction, for cash In hand to the highest
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

MUrUAL.-The San Francisco papers
sympathizs with Virginia. The En-
terprise sympathizes with San Francisco.
The loss and sympathy is alike mutual
and with equal propriety.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

From Carson comes the tidings OF an
attempt to burn that town last Sunday
night. At present such work is extreme
" unhealthy In any part Of this State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

The court OF the commissioners of
Alabama claims reassembled in Washing
ton about three weeks ago. They have
30 far disposed OF 500 cases, and have
awarded Judgment to the amount of ST.
ZOO, 900, with interest amounting to more
than $755.OO The latter item will in
crease, of course. till the day Of payment.
The Government has gained about S.
225 900 in claims that has been disal-
lowed or dismissed 1870 in number.
One man desired 100000 which he
could have made on a real estate specu-
lation if he had not been deferred from
making the trip by fear Of being taken
prisoner by the Alabama. A whaling
vessel was not captured, but was driven
from the fishing ground, and so lost
$50, 900 worth of oil. A Consul 10 come
place in China was taken prisoner. He
demanded $4,000 for loss Of place
and honor. The same man who
lost the 100000 real estate spec
ulation had another claim because
he was prevented by a similar
cause from selling patent springfield
bottom in California, out of which he is
sure he would have made $50, 000
Other such cases have been brought and
refused.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

kissing their lady passengers is not
among the preroeasives of Wisconsin
railroad conductors. The Supreme Court
OF the State has Just decided that rail-
way company must pay 81. 900 to a young
iady whose charms are OF such seduc-
tive nature that they threw conductor
into paroxismal state, in which condi
ton he forcibly kissed her. The court
probably having in view the Baker case
ruled that 9 railway company is bound to
protect female passengers on it's trains
from indecent approach or assault.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

An Arkansas eulogy: "Mr. Speaker,
as rise to address you in commemora-
ton Of our deceased colleague, Col. Yell,
of Yellville, my thoughts recur to the
last time when we bad the privilege of
listening to his eloquence in this house.
II am not mistaken it was when he ex-
planned his connection with the Yellville
Bank. which had unfortunately busted,
Of which he was the distinguished Presi-
dent. Our deceased colleague did not
account for all the funds in his posses
sion, Mr.. Speaker. but his speech on
that occasion showed that his heart beat
warmly for his native land
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

Measures have been taken by the ex-
Confederate soldiers OF Richmond, Va,
for the erection OF suitable monument
over the grave Of the mother of Stone
wall Jackson, which is in an old and me-
elected graveyard near Hawks Nest,
Fayette comfy, West Virginia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

Fanny Lust has brought an action
against the Union Pacific railroad In
pan francisco. for 800. 900 damages on
account OF her husbands death in 1872,
~ collision at Sydney, Nebraska. Is
this the Lust for GOLD
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03
Died.

In Phoebe, New, Nov. 2, 1875. Mary Goe-
dicke. wife OF Chas. Goedicke. aged q years.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

A pact has been drawn nm he,wosn
Nicaragua, Guatemala and Salvador to
unite and form one national government
II 10 not yet known whether Honduras
and Costa RIGA will join in the move.
ment.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-03

PARTISAN DIAMONDS. The following
paragraph from the Scientific American
shows the manner in which one of the
newest and most remarkable discoveries
OF the age strikes the practical mind.
The idea of being able to coat bare
crystal with liquid diamond is certainly
curious and novel. but that it has been
accomplished is beyond dispute
The enterprising capitalists who are
pecuniarily interested in the Keely motor
will doubtless be glad to learn of another
great discovery which promises results
certainly as astounding as those due the
watery vapor." Abundant opportuni-
ties for investment are offered The dis
coverer has worked twenty eight years
at the process-a little more than double
Keely's time and, unlike the other
colossal genius he doesn keep the
secret to himself or lock in the bosoms
of a chosen few, but spreads it before an
astonished world in this wise. The fol-
lowing is the process: The body is of
crystal, which is the hardest and best
substance that could possibly be used for
that purpose. Then. after the crystals
are cut into proper shape they are put
into galvanic battery. which coats them
over with liquid that is made of dia-
monds which are too small to be cut and
the clippings and cuttings that are taken
offof diamonds during the process Of shap-
ing them. Thus all the small particles
of diamonds that have heretofore been
comparatively worthless can now, since
the great discovery, be used to produce
diamond liquid"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
500 oes CARDINALS 3eu56er

8ien, "a. Mop. Oer Cardinal Gaus
i9er lit seitorben.
Soiepb Stbmar, Glitter D II
Gau der, Cardinal uno Siirltsgrss
biidof Don @ien, wurbe ON 8. Set. 1907
su @ien 9sboren, ltubirte Saielbit suerlt
&edtspiienf6aft, bann Sbeologie, purbe
mad turser Sbdtisteit als Seeliorser, Bros
feilor bes &irdenredts uno Der &ir9ense.
i9i6te gu SalSburg, 1882 Director Der
orientaliiden ataoemie gu @ien unb 9ebs
RET Oes ietisen Saiiers, bes na6malisen
Saiiers Don Merico unb bes grSbersoas
&arl 9uOuis, ls49 5iirtbiidof pom Sedan,
1853 Siirits@ rSbii6of Don 8ien, 1855
Cardinal.
Wdbreno Der eriten Gesierunss,eit bes
&aiiers iibte Gaul6er einen auBerorbent,
liden GinfluB auf bic 9eituns Der Staats,
sei1dfte aus, bra9te am Is. @uauit 1855
6as Goncorbat NIT Der pdpitli3en gurie
gum Nbi6lub unb befannte ii6 mad benz
unslifliden Nussans bss itaIienii9en
&riess aIs Mitslieb bes S~errnbauies su
ben AUDI pom Der Gssieruns ~aooptirten,
conitutioneuen @runbidsen, wdbrenb er
Die politii6e 8ewesuns pom tir6li9en ges
bet moslidit fern belt unb au9 benz 9ers
lansen mad &euiiiOn bes Gpneorbates ses
seniiber ii9 iebr r~eieruirt belt. 9tuf benz
Satitanii9en Goncil NOR er elmer Der 6iibs
rer Der Sppoiition unb uer6iisntli9te wabs
renb ieines aufentbaltes in Nom cine 4ufs
ieben erresenbe Senti9riit sesen Die Ser
fiinoisuns Der llnfeblbarfeit, ertldrte ieoo6
mad Der Definition bes Oosmas ebenio
mie bas seiummte Oiterrei9ii9.unsarii5e
Gpistopat ieine llnteruerfun9.
Inter Dem feubalen Miniiterium lSobems
mart, wie inter benz liberalen Cabinet
4uerspers, blieb Gani6.r Der u~erfaKunsss
treuen Bartei erse6en unb bocumentirte bies
in ieinem Organ, Dem vSolfsfreunb."
Oa9esen Seiste ct fi9 in @emeini9ait NIT
ben iiberi9en Sii96fen beitrebt, cine &epis
lion Der ben fatboIiiden Nniprii6en na6s
tbeilisen neuen @eieesebuns, namentlid
fir bas llnterri3tsweien, gu %erlansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

bic bortise !SodiduIe unb empfins am 25.
Gfopember 1880, alto gerabe Dor As Sabren,
bic Yrieiferweibe.-Nls Seminarilt, mie
aud ais &aplan (als folder aud einise
Seit I'M SuliusboipitaI), lag ct 70 eifs
rig benz Stuoium Oh, bag feline @eiunbbeit
ernitlid beorobt idien. SIM Sabre 1884.
muroe CT gum YrofeTor Der @ibeItunbe
uno Der orientaliiden Spraden at Der
9Odidule in @irsburs eruunnt, ais mels
den ibn aud ipdter bic &eibe traf bas Mmt
zines Rector Magnificus 81 bethlehem. 9lm
81. OeSepber 1910 wuroe CT prn ieinem
ebemaIi9en Mitprofeior, ban,aliseu Sildos
fe Geors anton, gum OomtapituIar, ls45
81 beiien @eneraluitar, unb am 10. Mai
1861 gum Oomprobit "ernannt S9on i'm
Sabre 1866, bel grleoisuns Ses biidDhi6en
Stubles 81 Giditdbt bate &6nis 9ubmis
II. iein Iusenmert auf i'm 9eri6tet. y9lus
9iebe gum Sistbum Wirsbur9" paro ieoo6
bamals bieie ebrenuole Iusseibnun9 pom
ibm abseIebnt.-Seit Dem am lS. Suli
1870, pdbreno bes patifauii9en &on,ils
gu 9tom, erfoIsten 9lblsbenS bes Sii6ofs
@eors 9lnton D. Stabl, itanO er Der Oioceie
@iirSburg ais Sapitularuitar Dor uno wur.
De I'M 90. Oftober beslelbsn sSabres pom
S0nig gum Sii9of non Wir,bur9 ernannt,
,pelde G%rnennuns am 6. Miars 1871 POM
Sapite Yius TX. beitdti9t wurbc.-am 9
Suli 1861 wuroe beriel6e pom GrSbii6ofe
pom Somber9 inter Iiiiiten; Der Siid6ie
BON gi6itdtt uno Gesensburs, gum Sii9cf
tonietrirt. Sn Der Neumiiniters Rir9e, on
benz @rabe ct. Silian'S, on wsl6sm Elm.
items Der bI. Sonifasius BEN 81. gurfaro
Der Staot @iirSbur9 ais eriten Sii@oi
uorltellte-an bemielben 0rabe er,partete
AUDI Der neu gu weibenOe Siidof ben Set:
sug, Der i'm in feline &atbebrale seleiten
ioute. Gs lit bies cine bere6ti9te Sitte.
Wie auf benz Guanselienbu6 oss bl. &ilian
idon cine Stulptur bes neunteu sSabrbun>
berts aus benz 0lute Der 9anSesapoiteI Die
Stride @irSbur9S inter bem Sinnbilbe bes
WeinitofeS berpprpadien laBt, 10 lit bisies
grab AUDI bic @iese bes Satbolisismus
fir 6ranten 9eporOen.
Su Der lansen Geibe Ser mebr oenn adts
sig Sii9Ofe Wiirsburgs bat wobI feiner
BEN !Sirtenitab bes bI. Surfar6us nur 10
turSe Seit sefibrt, oils ber ~uerepiste
Sobann Salentin.-R. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
aatbOlifAer Sirhen /. Salenser.
@Mtcs Sei6cn.

9ls gu Yfinsiten Der GentralsG ersin in
Cincinnati Die neue au9emeine Gonitituz
ton fir Die ueri9iebenen beuti6en, r6mii9s
fatboliiden llnteritiitunss : Sereine ans
nabm, Sa i9rie Die antitat6oIii@e Yreie
Setcr unb WtOrbio iibsr Sfaifenberri9 aft
Il. /. ID. II. /. Nd. un6 itelte Die Sebaups
tuns auf, baB Die Mebrbeit Der Sereine Die
Sdritte ibrer 0elesuten ni9t biaisen, unO
ru9trdsli6 Die ansenommene Contribution
perperTen piiroen. llnO mas lit bis Beute
boS GeiuItat? Gluf cine Gnfrase bes Grecus
tip Counties pes Gentral>T ereins III einem
Circular pom s. September, iporin Die
Sra9peite Der neuen Contribution auf's
Neue Den Sereinen tlar gema9t purbe, CT,
eiebt ii9, baB pom ben III Sereinen, bic
bis Nopenbcr ibre 9lntuort einseianbt bats
ten, lI5 bic S9ritte ibrer Oelesatem suts
sebeiBen unb Die Contribution senebmist
baben. Nun wdre gu wiini9en, bab au6
Die unpcru Sereine redt balb ibre Seri6te
cinienben m09ten, bamit Die Sa9e enbsil.
zig erIebist wirbe. OaB bic Sereine, Die nod
i'm &iidltanbe iinb NIT ibren geri6ten,
Die Contribution ebenfaIs nit berielbeu
Nfaioritdt 9enebmigen werOen, .unterIisst
feinem 3weifeI, 10 baben !. 9. pie mi,
i%piiien, Die idmmtli6en 10 Seuti9en ro:
mii9sfatboIii9en Sereine Milmautees biz
Contribution senebmist, aber ibre 9eri9tt
bis ROuember nod ni6t einseianSt ssbabt.
llnb ruenn bann Die SeIesaten na9Ite
9fin9itcn ruieOer in philadelphia tasen, ID
f0nnen tie nit Ge9t iusen, iett bal
Der GentrulsSerein cine quite, seiunbe Sa:
rs, auf Der Elm bauerbaftss, iolibes @e:
bdube fir Die 3utunft erri9tet psrben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

benn gu Darmifa6t am Iesten l6. Mai,
ba bic Shentlide Meinuns rubiser sewors
ben, einitimmis bei@loGsn: v9infidIid
bis geiu@es unb Der Nffliation smiiden
ben fransOfi@en 8rioern umb anberen
Sribern, meI@e in elmer s(eredten unb
p(oufommenen 2ose aufsemommen finb unb
iid entipre@enb lesitimiren, feinen Inter
i4ieb gu MADDEN"
Weltbetunnt it es, baB Die treibenbe
&raft i'm Gulturtampfe in Oeutidlanos
a9t @roBlOsen liest unb elm 2idtitrabl,
Der uns iiber mandes guffIdruns sibt, 1T
baB ie iremoe @roBlosen anerfennen.
graiilien bat Swei iol6er Sereinisnnsen ;
iie Iasen ii6 bis gum Iasbru4 bes borti9en
GuIturfampfes INNER in ben 9aaren, iinb
uber ieit iener Seit quite 6reunbe nnS iiten
10 frObli9 beiiammen unO baben einanoe,
70 Iieb. Die @ro6loge Vale dos Benedic-
tinos bate idon friiber Die Inerfeununs
Der Oeuti3en 2o9en erlanst; bieies Sabr
fanb iis AUDI Die anoere Do Lavradio.
slu9 Die bieiisen beiOen Iteser:@ rOBlosen
BON Maia6uietts unb Sbio wurben aners
FAINT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
Sonoerbar.

@ir leien bo-linS es wie6erbolt lid
Oiter-baB wicber einnal Giner, Der inn
Oienitc Der Sereinigten Staaten $40 IN.
teri6lagcn, Oieielben 5uriidertattet bar.
Sit es ober nibt bD9lt ionoey6ar, oaB I'M.
ter ben SuuberteH ioi3er 6GQe, 6eren Q(n.
Sei9e, iasc ieit bem Sdlub 6es 8iroer.
trie9eS erfcI9te, ni9t Gin ein3iger mar, Bel
Dem IS iif nm cine srOBe Samme banbelte
glon wsiB, boB wGbrenb Der 8lit6e;eit Der
Corruption ilnb bes 5ifcntli6en Oie6itabls.
boS 1T 10 siem!i1 uon 1862 bis 1874, I'M.
Sablige 8erantreuun9er je0er @attuno
IN Setr09e bon eintdricno Dollars bis III
elmer Ntilion Dollars perii6t uor6en iin6.
ober wer 5dt le pou Der freiuiQiocu 3urids
crliattun9 eine8 6c6eutenocu 8etraoes aes
bort? G9dS iagt ons? SIS iaQt, 6ob Sic
tIelnei 9totbs mn @ele9enbeit5oiebc. o0er
ole ingen0li6en &cruutrsuer aus &eidtier,
tigteit nod INNER Gin @ewiiien ba6en uno
ibre S6uIo ic ouift, bis ie fi6 cn6lid auf
bic cine ODER bic anoere Dirt pon berIeIben
befreit BADEN, OaE binsegen Die Gen6en;oie,
be uno S6oooDriuber, pom oenen uiele iid
in Den b6diten 6reiien b~ewegen, 0an; 9e.
iuiiienloie S9urteu iinb. SeIbit peum eli
rer cieier Sorte ertappt uno entlarut miro
gibt er ieiuen 9taub ni6t beraus, Ionbern
uerpenSet i'm Gum Mietben ~ipitfnbioer
9lopotaten, I'M ben Gaub bur6 aae SSns
III trei6en. 0iele Oiebsiorte lit 10
ebr: unO sewihenIOs, Sab fe ii6
eber IN cine 3idtlinssiude itetsn ldBt,
iie bic eria9te geute ober Sns anaeeias
net unsere@te Out Iosldbt. Sine Grs
l9einuns rpie bieie 9erei9t Den Sittensus
in ben bobern 6laien Der @eieQ;
I9aft--arme Geufel fSnnsn feline Saulen.
De ooer lSunberttauienOe peruntreuen-ses'
ni9t sum 0tubme, ionbern Iest 3suss
ab fir bic in uniere @eieui9aftspers
tief einsefreiene 5duIniB.
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Trauen pom beiIiaen Serien.

Nrauen pom beilisen 9erjen.
Die @rinoeriu bieies Gr~auenorbens lit bic
Sunsfrau MasbaIene Sophia 2ouiie 8orat,
IDe!de ibn unter Der 2eituns bes Seiuiten
Soiepb .. 8arin 1900 in's Qeben rief.
Der OrSen. Der fd bauptid9lid nit TIM
terri4tuns u. @r,tebuns beiddftist, murSe
1925 pom Papfte SEQ XII. Bel fdtiat unb
1910 IN bic Der. Staaten einaefibrt. 81.
bensbduier be0elben finb in Qouiliana Nem
gort, Oregon, MiHouri, SGinois, Ohio,
@idisan, Bennipluania, Stbobe SslanS u.
&anias.
Nonnen pom Der OarfeIIuna
Mari6. 0ieie Or6ensaenoIienlhaft
wurbe pon Der WfiB Nano Nasle in Sort
Srlanb l777 fir ben llnterridt gesriinbet
unb pom 3. Stuble in Nom 1871 Be fdtiat.
Seit 1900 Ieben bisie Nonnen in tloiterlis
dem Ssrbanbe II. wuroen auf's 9eue pom,
Bapit Yms VII beitdtist. Sn bic Serein.
Staaten wureen Iie 1854 ein9efiibrt. Sbre
SlOlter iinb in BEN Staaten Stem 0orf unb
California.
(ShIu. foIotO
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Cine anbere be;eidnenoe Grideinuns,
bic slei6faas beruorseboben weroen muB,
1T bic, baB nod fein einsiser Der ertapp;
ten unb blosseifellten sroben Oiebe unb
S9winbler Der republitaniiden Seite CUR
Strafe 9esosen wurbe. Nur nit einisen
Der fleinen 8erbreder bieies @enrss 1T
man ernitli9 ins @eridt sesansen, I'm fit
bic Yartei Der moraIii9en Sheen selesents
lid etpas &apital gu MAIDEN. Der freunb:
Ioie Spitbube n,us uuf Der Sutb isin, bic
sur &stteridaft sebOrenben seben iirafos
aus.