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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
MARCHING TO DEATH.

Trump, tramp, tramp, the boys arr
marching. How uiany OF them? Sixty
thousand! Sixty full regiments. .very mar
of which will before twelve months shall
have completed their course, lie down in The
grave OF drunkard! Every year during
the past decade has witnessed the same 81.
crifce and sixty regiments stand behind
this army ready to take It's place. II is to
be recruited from our children and our chill.
drem's children. Tramp, tramp. tramp,
--the sounds come 10 US in the echoes Of
the footsteps Of the amy just expired
tramp, tramp, lsanlp-thc earth shakes
with the tread Of the host noS passing
tramp, trump. tramp, comes TO US from the
camp Of the recruits A great tide Of life
flows resistlessly 10 its death. What in
Gods name are they fghtiug for? The
privilege u pleasing IN appetite, Of con-
forming to social usage, Of filling sixty
thousand humes with shame aud sorrow, Of
loading the public with burden Of paupe-
rism Of croSdiug our prison houses with
felons, Of de,ractiug from tue productive
industries Of tho country. Of running for
tunes aud breaking hopes. of breeding dis
ease aud wretchedness, Of destroying both
body aud soul in hell before their time.
The prosperity Of the liquor interest CO.
yering every department of it, depends en-
tirely on the maintenance Of this army. 1t
cannot live without it. Il never did with
out it. So long as the liquor interest main
tains its present prosperous condition. il
will cost america the sacrifice Of sixty
thousand iuen every year. The effect is in
separable from tue cause. The cost to the
country of the liquor traffic is sum 50 stu.
pendous that ans figures which we should
darc 70 give would convict Us of trifing
The amount Of life absolutely destroyed.
the amount Of breed transformed into poi
sun. the shame, the uSailing sorrow, the
criue. the poverty. tie paupcrisn, tie bru-
tality, the wild waste ol vital aud financial
resources, makean aggregate 50 yast--so
incidentally vast, that the only wonder is
taat the American people donot rise as one
man and declare that this great curse shall
exist no longer.
The truth is. that there is no question
before tho American people to-day that be-
gins to match IN importance the tempo
rance question; and We prophesy that with.
IN ten years, il not within five, the whole
country will be awake to it.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
NOT VOTING FOR YOU, SIR, BUT
FOR ny PARTY.


The Petersburg News relates the follow
Ing incident IN tile life II john Rondolph:
John Randolph Of Roanoke was All &C.
centric man with rrfy hitter prcjutliccs,
AMI be seldom spoke with any courtesy %
those whom lie disliked. IL Is related of
him That Oh one occasion Il very bitter
enemy Of his, 10 whom lie had not spoken
for years, Yas nominated fOrsome Oiiice,
anil thought Of the same party with hini-
self, no one Thought for moment thar
Randolph conld be induced to yaie for him.
The candidate himself did not suppose so.
Blt the day Of election came, aud IN those
good old tiipes, people voted piUa Uoce rs
they should do now, Instead Of by The
snraking and fraudulent ballot. When
lsandolpll's name was called lIc east his
vote distinctly for the candidate. This
aslonished everybody, aud The candidate.
llimsclfwas 80 agrceaJly surprised that Iic
strppcu ,lu~n from tile stand and. approa-
ching tic orator, offered h'm his nandl
aud thanked him For lis vote. Il never
Snicd snr you, slr, replied the irascihle
Randolph. Why, said tlle abashcd can
dida,c. i certainly heard sou pronounced
my name II the hallot.bux.' oh ycs,
sa.id Randolph, 1 used your name, sir, |
used your name, but | di.luot vote fUr you.
| VOTED fOR NY pAfTy.u
Is there nota good moral In this anec>
,lo,e FOR all Conservatives WHO feel Inclined
not 10 supioft the nominee Of the larly
Oh personal grounds Let /. Le runlember-
ed that Il isuitefly impossible for every
member Tic patty 10 getths noInira-
lion aud elcctiua OF his fayorito candidate
in all elections. Some OF necessity are
bound 90 be digppninlcd. What it tho
duty Of disappointed aspin.nts and their
friends? 10 all such We commend the ex-
ample of tile great orator aud statesman,
JouN isAsDoLpII, Of Roanoke. Like him,
lct every Conservative 20 faF overcome Iii
prejudiccs II % vote for shU good 10 his
party. Franklin Monitor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
10 TIME FoR ANYTHING.

The. great difficulty In this country
Il. that We have no Time Tor anything. The
very walk ornn American shows ulal hc
Is IL n hurry. An Englishman buttons
his coats and gloves aud goes 10
business rs deliberately MS he goes to
church. An American business man flies
after the car, struggling with his coat.
sleeves us lac runs, plunges out ut the end
without regard TO his neck Chief amongst
our northumberland those which uccur be-
cause people jumpupon dying trains, or
afler departing beasts. TO await ten minus
tes Is snmcil,lng not 20 bc thought o.
Dinner Is not eaten, Il lsswalluwcd whole;
aud when one comes tn.Ihc desert he linds
that lie fruit was picked hefor u was ripe.
'Everythingi- l. hurried through, from
tho building of q house % ,lle curing " y
ham. The women who work Un sewing
machines stop before they tome 70 the
end Of the scam. The dre's-irakrr sends
home your dress with h..stiug threads Ia
IL, anil no loops 10 hang itup hy.
.There In rome of tile slow, sure COM
pletness VI the old world about anything,
and even fortunes are male in hurry,
aud LOST in tile saiEe way. Ifany mau we
knnw Is getting rieF by the slow and
patient process ofsaylng, be sire that I've
was not born upon this continent.
Yet people liveas long here as they do
anywhere else, and the days arr the salnc
length. Why IL Il that wo have no time
for anythinga
.s.s...sxssssssstsss.s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

WHY are QUO hoses and chius always at
ysrianccg Because words are continually
passing between them.
An unprineiplcd bachelor says troubles
never coma single.
The coming mauisLc who owe you
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

r
Patience used to be represented as a pass
ally good looking girl on big piece Of
sandstone. Now Il Is different. A mo-.
dcm artist fixes Patienco up as country
editor sitting On an Inverted type box. wish
Ing he had his dinner. and waiting for de-
linqucnis q ray rp their subscriptions.
Engrno-''Cunc. sitdown On The shelly
shore. anil hear tile mighty ocean roar,
Amclia--''T cant ait dnwl,. yon siIly roose.
bccauso "a burst my lia.hack loose.
The Ea.tcn Free Pres says that Joshua
was the FIRST man who ever stepped news
PAPER. lie s,opii the daily sun. We
suppose Ne I'D 80 because the war news
did nos suit him.
spelling i>n't my profession; one man
emit doevery,hing. What'sa printer for 2
II a printer can't sfell. he'd bettor quit
his bgsihess. i the line of argiment adop-
ted BY joaquin d''ler when acoli. un
feeling critic ridicules his crthography.
Somebody who writes lrulhfnily and DO
teically says: An angel viii ont money is
~ thought - mrrh u nowada Il ! devil
,sih BAG full y rriiueas
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

You can't get an old shoemaker TO blum
der. The other day when weigbty wo-l
man sailed into Charlotte shoe store and
selected pair or No. rs and sat down 10
have them tried on. tho shocman saw tha.
he wanted sosons. But he didn't tell her
y. and start her out the Shop On gallop.
he smiled and softly said:
Madam, all the aristocratic ladies arc
now wearing shoes tlrcc sizes too large for
their feet. inorder to have oonl cxtremitics.
aud Of course you wautlo fellow ,,hs STYLE
She smiled like duck in reply 10 his
smile and replied:
You arc in position To know best.
and ! leave everything to your Judgment.
Whet she went out she said she never.
had such an easy fitting shoe on in her whole
life.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

"whcn next you talk II What you view
Think others SCI N well ~ sou.
Nor wonder II you iind that none
Prefers your eSesight to lsiSosn.n
SHrnw and tie scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny wcithrr,
Ah l..! The glory aud The grief
Argce not wrllngether.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

A Western editor. thinking 70 stock III.
depleted lardes. advertised. Poultry taken
in cxchaags fer advertising Tbc sillaaou.
ccmppeitof, steiue lis opportunity to pa
Up long slanlins go,dge. set IL up.
Poultry taken ~ exchange i.r alver,is-
ing. aud since that time tie cllice boy ha.
hsen clearing lifty eeals ,lry from III.
waste IapeF mau
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

Ills hoad was the shsi,c and size Of y
lSulitt county watcrilsion, and he was 50
black that charcoal would make alight
mark on him. The goat was asleep, lean.
iug against the side Of the house. The dar.
key was smoking dccayed cigar. lie
espicd the goat. Looked at the lii end Of the
cigar. grinned, then at the tail end ofthe
goat. .grinncd louder looked all around
Il scc thatnobojy was looking. and touch.
"a tie lii end of that cigar 20 the tail end
of that roat. rhc goat turned ahand.
spring. and tic negro opened his big mouth
Is laugh. but ,hegout buttcd him 80 quickly
between the chin aud his breeches pockets
that his jaws came together, makinga noise
loudor than the report of gun. The nc.
eros bat, boots and sigar lay in a pile.
ten feet Oh. while bis body was curled up
like horseshoe in the mouth Of sower
opening. Whom be came to- he looked
round At each one IN She crowd, aud dis.
2ersed the crowd by saying;
Will some oh you gcinmen' shoot me
with pistolg A nigga dai's as big fool
MS | is don't deserve 10 be libin."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

September strews the woodland DER
viii many brilliant color;
The worhl i brighter than bef,nc
Why Should 0ui hearts " ,luilcl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
"A YOUNG MAN WHO WANTS
ADVICE

II wps the secoud time lie had accompa.
MED the young lady home from ono Of those
little social parties which are COTTON up to
bring fond hearts . step nearer to each
other. al
When they reached the gate she ask ed
him If he wouldn't come Ia. lie said he
would, and he followed her into the house,
IL was u calm. still night and the
hour was SO late that he bad no fear of
seeing the old folks. Sarah took his hat,
told him to sit down, and she left the.
room to lay of her things. She was hardly
gone before her mother came in smiling
sweetly. and dropping down beside the
young man she said ,.er IA.
4 always did say that if q poor but re-
spectacle young man fell III love with Sarah
he should have my consent. Some mothers
would sacrifice their daughters happiness
for riches. but am not one Of that class. =
The young man gave start Of alarm.
He didn't know whether ho liked Sarah or
not, and be hadn't dreamed Of such thing
as marriage.
She has acknowledged to mo that she
loves you, continued the mother, and
whatever is for her happiness is for mine.'
The young man gave two starts of alarm
this time, and he felt his cieecks grow pale.
II hayen't--" be stammered,
when she said 50
oh, never mind. | know you haven't,
much money. but of course you'll live with
me. Well take in boarders, and FL risk
but that we'll get along all right
II was a bad situation. lie hadn't even,
looked love at. Sarah. and he felt that he
ought to undeceiye the mother
Il hadn I no idea of--of---'' he /.
stammered. when she held up her hands
aud suid
! know you hadn't but it's all right.
With your wages and what the boarders
bring IN Se shall get along as snug as bug
in rug.
"But. madam, but--but--"
'All | ask, is that you be- good to her.
interrupted the mother. ..Sarah has
tender heart and a. loving nature. aud if
you should lie cross and ugly it would
break ner down within week.
The young mai.'s eyes stood out like CO..
coanuts in show window. and be rose up
and tried to say something. He said:
Great heavens! madam, can't per.
nit
Never mind abont the thanks she in
terrupted. Il DON'T believe in long court
ships mgself, and let me suggest an early
day for the marriage. The llth Of Sep,
teiaber ismy birthday, and il would, be nice
for yUu 10 be married On that day
But-but--but---' lie gasped.
There, there. | don't expect any
speech IN reply, she laughed. You and /,
Sarah fix il up tonight. aud I'll advertise
for twelve boardcrs right away. I'lltry anil
be a model moiher-ilflaw. believe am
.good-tempered and kind. hearted. though [
.did once follow a young uan two hundred
miles and shoot the top Of his head of for
agreeing to marry Sarah all then jumping
the eounty.'
She pptted him on the head and sailed
out, and now the young man wants advice.
lie wants TO know whether he had better
get in the way Of locomotive or slide of
the warf.-Detroit Free Press.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

NJ true woman will ever marry a man -
,a.l that she cannot reach bis hair.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

The following Story Il told ofa Yankee
captain and his mate: Whenever there
was plum podling uinde, by the captains
orders all OF the pIums were put Into one
end of u. aud that end placed next to the
eaptaia, who aiicr helping himself, passed
il to tile maic, Whenever fnundany plume
~ his part of Il. Well, after this game had
beer played for some time, the mute pre-
vailed on the steward 10 place tlle cnd
which had no plun,s la II next 10 The
captain. The captain no sooner saw the
pudding ti.an he dlscovcd that he had the
wrong end of u rickinsup the dish. and
turning IL IN his hands rs II merely ex-
aiming the china, he said, This dlsI, cost
me two ciiIllings N Liverpool and put L
down again, as though without design,
viii plum end next % him. II itppssiplr'
said tile mate, taking up the dish, ~
shouldn't suppose Il was wortl, more than
a chilling and, Ms ifIu perfect Innocence,
he put down the dish with the plum next
TO himself. The captain looked at the mate.
The captain laughed, the mate laughed.
Il tell you what, yming one, said the
captain, you've found me out, 80 we'll
just cut the pudding lengthwlse this time
aud have the plums fairly distributed
hereafter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-07-23
Sebnnolun0 pun 9rtCfen, otC
1.ttttGutnkItG itcMcrphtdjtt9e
% Htnft pfhftnIfc1A

-
Sn S8ug auf Ablleferuug Don GriCien
nnO Bafeten, Die mutnmaBlt6 SOlpTli1tige
9eqenitdnbe Cntbalten, bat Der @enerQl Bolt
meIter Selpel auf Intrag oe8 Sdnbamt8s
Departments folgen0e YerOrouun9 erlaiien:
ygScnn Brtefe ODER pcriiegelte Yafete, De-
rem umidldge ui6t cntfernt Weroen fGnnen,
obne bielelben 81 ;critGren, aus ciuem iren1s
ben Nanoe per ;BoIt anlangen, uuo Der betreis
tenoe Rotmelltcr Gruno gu Der 2lnnabmc I'll
baben 9lanbt, oaB bteclben 5ollpilid)tlQe 2lr=
tlfel elltbaIten, 10 IOu Ct 0auOn oiort Oeul
3Oa6camten beS 9iirtft5, in mclaem iein
BoItamt lle9t, Ober Dem pom SdabitfrctGr
beSeidneten 8eamtcu, Der bic aus Dem 9(uSz
lan0e anlar9enOeu BOlten Sl priiien bat, un6
ben gtamcn Der Berionen, al melte bic 8riefe
nno Badete aGreiiirt iinb, SeuutliB oebeu
iluo Die betrefenben BofIad)eu eiuc 3elt lana
Suriidbalten, oamlt Der Sutauotqc 3oQbCan1te
DieIelben priifeu fam. Sold]e Yriefe, oh re-
9itrirt Ober ntd)t, llnb 8adete, oh ueritaelt
Ooer nid)t, biirfen nllr uon ben Berioneu, an
melde iie aOreliirt iinb, ge0ffuet merben. Der
Yoltmellter, Ill be6em Boltamte iie QulauQen,
bat Oen lOreIiaten uon Der glnfuuft ucn g}riez
fen un6 Badeten, Die mutbnaBltdb per;nQs
bare @egenitGupe entbalten, nit oem 9(r0cus
ten Nttttbellung 5u MAIDEN, 6aB, menn Die
abreiiaten niflt binnen elmer beItimmten
3eit bei'm Boitamte eri6eincn uuo Die
yrtefe Ober Yadete in @egenmart be8 3uItdu.
otgen Seamteu 6ffueu, bieelben an ibren Qufz
9abeort Suriifgeihift peroen. Die bctrcffens
ben 3Oabeamten iOllen je6er 3eit 3utritt in
bic BotGmter babeH, Inn Die aus Oen glus.
lanoe elnlaufenOen Yoiten 5u priifen uu0 Die
SunOesre9lerung Dor 3OQbetriigereicn ri
wabren, biirfen aber 8riefe NIB 8adete Hill
bann nit Bel9la9 bele9en, menn auBer 9pei.
fel 9efeat If, baB bieieben tuirtliD SoQpftb.
ttge 9egenitanbe entbulteH, fir Die fem 3ou
entrtftet merDen iolte. Sinbeu iiG in Hu
perie9elten Yadeteu 3Olphi1tige Saden Dor
10 itno oielelben ben 8uitdnDigen 3oQbeamter
ab3ultefern. Iuf allen eingelenOen Griefer
uuO 8afeten, in Oenen man ioQphidtiQe Sc
genidnbe oeruntbet, iit Oie8 AMI ocG1 lin
! i1la9e 81 bemericn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-07-23
Mtn feItenns 9serhred,rtt .

0aB Sd)lffsleute ODER S6iifSletter ibr
6Qbr5eug mQbreno Der Sabrt auf Der Gee oOer
| auf elncm SnOme abit6tltA 5eritOren, nm Der
betr. Serii9erun9S9eieaid]aft Die Sunme,
nit meldtr OQ5 Sd]iff OerIi6ert lit, Gb5ugau>
neru, fommt ielten Dor, neil ia Die &ente,
0u9 pcuu iie i9left genug 81 Der Shat ND
reu, iid) ielbIt mebr Ober mtnoer GROCER 2es
bGnsgefabr auSieten mitroeu.
Otto 3upptuS fat in elmer ieiuer biibiden
gtouelen aus Dem Gmeritauiiaen 2eben Elm
oetarti9c5 Srbreden ouf bem Mliitiitppt
b09it ipannenO geihilOert. Sn Der 8irtlidIs
Ielt lit tiir5lif) ein iolfe5 Serbre6en inl Bu,
getzSunO, Der befannten Sai oeS ittllen Dteez
res, meld)e Die norometlide Siiite OeS Ser
rttOrtum8 8aibin8tOn beIpitlt, perabt nor
oeu.
Same8 90. 2inbeu, @apitan unb SeFter
oe5 Sarfidiffe5 yll1lion," mar iebr Ueri6uls
bet unb bei9lOB, our9 ,tiinitltdeS Sdettern"
lelneS Sdtffe5 un0 Die 0aburf 5u erlangenoe
| Serit9erung5umme Ieinen StnanSen auf3u=
belfeu. gtnes Sages i'm Ntoi, ais bic Union"
i'm Guget Sunb Oabinfubr, i9elterte fte uno
9tn9 mt Der Sabung oerloren. Die Ntanns
ld)aft, uno nQtitrlid) Der ipefulatiOe @apltdu
icIblt, rettete ff uuo bic St]iffbrii1isen ia.
men ouf Die benafbarte brttiiac SaHcOuuers=
Sniel.
Sdou 9laubte &upitGn 2inbeu gewonne.
mes Sptel 81 habeu; Oenn auf ietnen Stcuer.
mann, Den Gtn6t9en, benz er itt Dor Der
| ld)mar3en Sbdt anOertraut bate, fOnnte er
lld) ia perlaiien. 9of eineS i9Duen WtOrgens
muroe er in Sictorta, Der befannten Staot
al Der SitooTiplbe BON SancouOer, iammt
oen Steuermaun perbaftet. Der Sod ieiue8
pcreuften Sdiffes bate 0aielbft Dor @erift
fol9enOe ei0lide 9lngabe genadlt: er babe
AMI Dem Sd)ifie etne llnterreOung Smii1en
Dem GapitGn AuO benz Steuermanue belauiht,
IN melder biele iiber bic ScrienfunQ 0es Sd)if.
les geiprohen bQtteu. Bal0 barauf lei Oas
Sdlfi lprflidl an etne Glippe 9efahren, aber
mieber lo5getommen. gtl1t lan9e lta6bcr
babe cr ein neue3 geIprGh SpiI9en ben Sci.
Den bClaudt, nobel Der cine geGuBert bQbe
y9icSmal uOqcn Mrs fertig briugen!" &urs
oarauf iei OaS Sdltff mteber OIL etne 9ltppe
gcfabren unb III 6OI9e Oes StoBeS uutergez
gangGn.
@apt. 2inOea un0 fem Stcucrmauu, gQis
s.. 9eane, itnO iest, mad einem bei'm 6is
uauSmiuiitertum in gS0ibiugton eiugetroffez
nen Qmtlld)en Seridte in lluteriuhunQ8baft
III Gan 6ranSiSco. llnO Der Steuernlann
bat baielbit bereit8 Elm @eitduoui6 abaeleat,
uonaf ibn Der Sapit1n nit 6inmeiunQ GIIi
iein @tlOpe6 10 lange bearbeitete, bis er bcnl
Scrbreden 3ultlmmte, (@s perItebt fif aber
pObl bon ielbit, bag Der @apitdn oem bieOez
ren Steuermanu and eiuen Gbeil oes Su er.
idwiuoelnOeu 9eloeS Ueripro6en batte.)
2luf baS Serbre6eu, I'M wel9es eS I'D bier
banOeIt, III 3oDeSinafe geiebt, uno Spar gan3
nit 0iedt, neil bel elmer iol9en Shat OIen'
| i1enleben nod melt drger gefdbrOet itno, ais
!, .. bsi elmer Sranoitiitung auf pem 2auoe.
ga ieit Otelen Sabren fein oerartiger fan
porgetommcu iit, 10 wiro Der obi9e in OeI
Snrtitenwelt mie uuBerbalb oerfelben I'm 10
mebr AuiIebeu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-07-23
Sage8 : gfeuiQfeite1,

e gSer 5weifelt an Der Babrbeit Der
Q hilo b iirgeri ritretfe, ruenn er Sol
geuOe8 liei't? : Sieben 8ambergr @Grtner
erbroTelten fiir5lid ibr Bferb, 9as NH.
tbige uuO gegen Oas Seidlagen iid, ffrau6enOe
Sbler murOe Suerit an einem Setle uuO -
nadOem I'D rteleS ais 81 i9wad) errpie8-nlit
elmer 6entmtette am Salie in Die 6She oe,o.
gen unS C es barauI rubta qepor6en
ipar - beifla9en. Die fto[se Sreube uno
bic SerwunOerung Der Siinitler, Elm Ros ans
Dem # ge5dbmt 81 buben, utad)ten bal6 benz
Sd)rcfen, ais baS &bier, auTatt ieine tolIen
Spriiuge wleber gu Setsen, umfiel uno re.
gnngslOs liegsn blieb, 8lut. 9te batten
sinent tObten YterOe Die gten anaeleat.
bes5ga superior. I'm cine nGbere l1u;sr,
iu6ung iiber ben @ertb uno bic QualitGt
Ocs bOrtigcu @iieuer5es un5uIteuen, hat fid
u. gtortbrIp BON Ybiluoelphia in geaIei.
tuna BON mebreren @eOlogen unb anSerer
! Sa9tunbi9en mad Oem entbedteu giienbere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-07-23
VII.
sluf Der stcrra RebaSa. .
6 Srnnaiscn : Gu(;


Winen. = Gbtncfcu uno tcin Snoe. -
Sic seenerte i'm uprOwefliGcm Galifors
nten. - can 6raTSiscu nnO jetn archer
1erfebr.
Can Sran5iSco Z. Suli.
Sn metnem geitri9euSriefe idilOerte id, bic
9teiie. @iuOriide unierer Sabrt ourd 0euaba,
tpeld)en Staat mir binter Brauco oerliefeu,
Set Soca befinNen mir unS bereltS 5533 S16
iiber Der NteereShdde. Srudee Iieat bol6
binter ms uno 14Ntellen meiter tueitlid, freu.
gen mir in Der pole BON 7O17 SUP Die Sierra
gteuaba, oeren Sptee ii9 Sur 0ted,ten Der
Sabn 10000 6uB erbebt. QllleS 1T bier 30
mo fill, uno nur baS ibuaubenpe 0ampfrnf
uno pas Stolen Der g8aggOus unterbredlen
i'm tauienbfad)en @do Die 8erorube. 8ei
Cascade itnb mir i6on I'M eint9e Sun ttefer
bem Sbale nGber; &iScO, 8lue=@0uou finb
Die nGd)fen 9altepunfte. Set SbQ6n,
fabren mir bur1 ben ygroBen amerifaniiden
@aupon" (S6lu9D. Ser american 0tiptr"
iit bier Swtifen Smet SeliGnmauern, 2OOO6uR
bod, elngetlentnlt uno Don Der Spibe iiebt
man binab in tie 9rauiige Steie, burd, uelhe
fidI siiheno unS braueno oas g8aiIer mGf,t
9lc Sblu9t lift 2 @teilen lang gSobin iih
ieet bas AlIge WenDet, nittS ais 0iiuen uu6
bporauliife 4nsgrabungen. Sob 9{ltu.
0ut9 Stat, 2ittle DOrf uuO "You bet" iirS
bic betanuteren Der Srte, iuo Die eIiten Gplb.
uno Silber : gta6forI6upgen iiattiau6en.
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StraGcn. - eartgeIo unO Gapfer. Der
Observation-Disclosures oeSSanseIs anS
gertebrs. - Gin tbeures 9faiter fur Scn
pautcn Sou." - Ser erpfarttse Nut
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;ii btlDen.
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Wonate eriOreerlth. SIR Correspondent mar
auf 8o6cn bei9rGnft, unO Oer9eier mub Tfl
idon nit fliidIttgen Sti55eu begniigen, ipie
tie aer0oe nur in Sereipe zines Sourllten
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mic man ite in Siideru autrifft, Die ben ipez
siel N 3ped Der ior9iamcn SeurtbeiIung bon
QauS uno 9eutcn baber.
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Gin benterfenstpe erther 7snn.

DC %. y, u8rlbltne" braAte p0rQelern
ctnen ldngeren &rtitel, Der luobl geei0net lit,
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