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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
- >Os Joint Stock Farming.

Companies carry on many or the great business operations of this great country; therefore why should the above be confined to religious societies? It was stated some weeks since that there were numerous inquiries relative to the obtaining opportunities for the placing of gcntlcmen's sons with agriculturists engaged in suffi- ciently extensive farming to give them knowledge of first-class cul- tivation, the very best breeds of live stock, and general experience relative to the buying and selling. If merchants, etc, would turn this subject over in their minds, and a few moneyed men would start such an undertaking, placing q pfactic- al, plain farmer in charge, they could have sons and nephews there on any terms the company should decide upon.
 The first error would probably be the making of head superin- tendent of some relative of one of the chief stockholders, and, as is often the case, appointing him be- cause he is captain or major, or has some handle to his name, which would sound we'll. Why put any fine gentleman at all at the head of an establishment? Have a regular clearinghouse or hotel, if the name would not be ob- jectionable-of course, no liquors to be had-and let this be con ducted by competent man, hay ing naught to do with the man. agement of the farming. Single men and visitors, as also share holders, could by accommodated Tn every home comfort, whether for one meal, one day or for years Accounts could lie open to the ex- animation of every member of the company and every young man there, for the purpose of secom- ing practical farmer, should be obliged to keep . copy of every item connected with every depart ment, and, as far as practicable, all should witness the sales and the purchases, so as to gain judge ment in every respect and conf dence in their estimates, etc.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
The Newspaper Man.

Little they know, or even think Ofthc work there is in shedding ink 5, the wiclders of pencil and pen u,urrally known as newspaper men. .lu,.iugs, In Genl, Spice of life, Variations. and rumors rife, .~tturday Notes, and Sunday news,
 All sorts cf Paragraphs, to amuse, Market reports and marine disasters, Pul'- of pills and patent plasters; Now at the theatre, in white cravat, Claw-hammcr coat, and open hat, Then to the prize ring, to write fight The sickening details of bloody Sack to the city just in time lo report the sermon of some divine; standardization. smash-np of trains, Election returns to bother your brains;
 lgcnts dramatic, with long winded story, Fnwrite up his star to theatrical glory. Deaths. Marriages, Murders, rows, Balls and parties, minstrel shows,
 >.ork speculations, bubbles of air, Tossed about by bull and bear;
 PIajsing the limb in the dancers pose, lud next, the calves in the cattle shows; Pencil in hand q the racing course, Taking the time of q trotting horse; .Jotting down each stroke and catch Male in a famous baseball match; Now of a street row taking note
 And then Of a TOW in college boat, These are q few of the many things At which the tireless pencil swings.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
E M F II A IT c ALLY THE
 "P EOP Il $ PAPER

THE DEMOCRAT is thoroughly in- dependent in it's course, unde- no pledge or covenant to support the schemes or fortunes of any man or set of men, always having at heart first, the good of the people of Pope county; and of the state of Arkan sas. 1t claims no right to lead or direct in politics, or any other sphere; but it does claim the right, and will fearlessly and at all times assert it, to speak it's own opinions, on all matters coming within the scope ofiits duty as an independent journal. Whatever prominence it maintains in the affairs of this county or State, will be voluntarily accorded by the people who support it. In short the DEMOCRAT wishes to be judged solely upon its own merits as local and state newspa- per, having for it's chief object the dissemination of the news of the day with such comments upon current topics as seem appropriate and are conscientiously entertained by if, management. It will heartily sup port all movements, political or otherwise, which promise to fur thur, and unhesitatingly oppose those which would jeopardize, the interests of the people. In every department it will be as enterpris- ing as it's patronage will justify. Sensible men will approve the busi- ness management that limits expen- diture to the bounds of income: on- ly fools or enemies expect degree of excellence in all points that can alone be attained by the possession of resources and income.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
Husband and Wife.

This is such a hackneyed sub- ject that it is with real difiidence approach it, and yet the interest I feel in young people just starting out on "the voyage of life" induc- es me to.try to do them a service, by giving them some of my old fashioned views, together with a little advice.
 In the thrilling popular play of "Divorce," a beautiful old couple is introduced who had lived to- gether in perfect harmony for for ty years, and on being asked "How it was possible for people to live together so long without quarrel ing" the old lady replies; ''By mutually bearing and forbearing."
 This is, indeed, my dear young friends, the true source of domes- tic bliss, without it even the most amiable people cannot live com fortably together. At times you must be blind to the faults, and deaf to the words of those you most truly love, remembering that each has an evil as well as a bet ter nature, and the first unkind word or act, is as the trickling Till, which but precedes the burst ing of the angry torrent, which sweeps all before it.
 There should be no conceal ments between husband and wife no secret, the sudden revealing of which would cause you to quail before eye into which you should always look fearlessly. l don't mean that the private affairs of friends, or the delinquencies of children or servants are to be dis cussed, these you will do well al ways to keep in the background; ; but speak no words or do no acts that you would not be willing for the other to hear or see, as the very fact that you desire to con ceal them is proof positive that they are wrong. A man should always let his wife know his exact pecuniary condition, for l do as sure you that money is one oi the most frequent sources of domestic discord.
 If he is man of means, ne should always furnish his wife freely and cheerfully with money giving little more than her house hold and personal expenses amount to, that she may have . little that is her own, to do as she likes with, and not be considered I either foolish or extravagant ir it's expenditure
 | None but those who have gone
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
Practical Notes on Farming.

Practical Notes on Farming.
 The following article was writ ten by Col. John L. Bridgers, of North Carolina, and so fitly does it apply to this country, and Pope county particularly, that we re- produce it, hoping our farming friends will gather some useful hints thercfrom:
 In regard to the operations of the farm, the farmers generally are better posted in theory than in practice. Almost any one, upon walk around the farm, can tell you exactly how the farm ought to be managed. He talks all about ditching, water furrows, blowing and manuring-and can give you many reasons to account for and explain his own short coming, which are satisfactory to no one save himself.
 The science of farming and farm economy arc at his tongues end, and they flow so easily and naturally, that you would not sup pose that the farm contained an undrained or unimproyed spot, and that there was not single defect in the entire administration of the same. Yet, the sad and sickening story is told that the cotton is all sold, the proceeds thereof gone, and the next years operations to be carried on by an agricultural lien, which is po- lite way ofselling a crop before it is made. Many cases ofthis kind are unavoidable, but the question arises whether or not the custom of selling the crop before it IS made is not becoming more prev alent?
 Does this spring from a want of information, of energy, the want of economy, or from some other source? It seems that the GUS tom is increasing, and to such an extent are the proceeds of the farm sold before they are made that the country now seems culti- vated for the benefit of the com mission merchant. Is there no remedy fer this? Is it true that the boasted agriculture of the county of Edgecombe is not solf- sustaining. We have had five full crops since the war, besides what was made in 1865, and still the general condition of the finances of the county does not seem to be improving-for it is admitted that financial matters are more derang- ed now than since the winter of 1867. Where and wlNltis thecauset These questions are not now asked with the view of attempting an answer but with the view of inducing the farmers to look in to the matter and see how it may stand: for all agree, when certain results follow certain causes, tha' there is q connecting link between cause and effect. These remarks are made with Q view to see i such almost fatal errors may no be avoided.
 It is useless to say to e farmer do this or do that, for he is an in dividual and has his individua ways; and he cannot throw ava, his old farming habits like hi old clothes-for his habits are | part and parcel of himself, and yol cannot bid him throw away a par of himself. Men must be educa ted or raised, or better trained | it to accomplish given work aud when his habits arc agains his training it is a heavy tasl
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25

Letters for publication and com munications relative to the editorial department should be addressed to JAMES E. BATTENFIELD.
 Communication from advertisers, or upon any business connected with the office should be addressed to
 B. r. LOBE,
 Business Manager
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
JOHN PREcosH.

P. S.-I forgot to menshun the yaller dog, which is of numerous speshoes, and full of heas. He wears his tail between his hind legs an is always runnin away from somebody what aint poster ing him. If l had to have dog, and it was yaller, I.would be like Mary and take a lamb, though I must feel awful soft. A dog what is of that disgusting color acts like he had just stole something or was just a going to. There aint but one thing don't like as we'll as dog what is yaller in spots or all over and that is cats. That's the kind of a jusarp l am. Ime not of evil dispersishun an l aint akustomed to hecter dunn brootes and pull the wings outen flies. but if l see yaller tail lyin around luse Ime bound to tie something to it if l never get to be an angel as long as 1 live. Ide do it if it was the next thing 1 ev- CT done. I once had a circum- stanse in my lite which always reminds me of something 1 aint forgot to this day. Dad sent me into the smoke house l nite to git a piece of fat meat for his felon. I set the candle on barril an be- gun to slise orph hunk of fat from some side meat with an old butcher-knife. Twas skeered but l didn't let on. l was a whislen Shoe-Fly, kindly easy like, when all of sudden the terribullest thing happen. aint ekeered of ghost, cause there aint no such thing, but this wusseu ghosts. A big yaller dog jumped down the hole in the roof, rite on to that candle, anu put it out, an went on down into the soap barril. l heerd it howl an seed its eyes aglarin an its hair astandin on both ends, and 1 squated down on my back an screened. knew it would eat em up if it found where I was, so l screened more. l made mp my mind fit got out of the barril an come at me l would jab that butcher,knife into it q dozen
 times. But I had dropped the
 butcher knife into the barril when
 l first got reddy to squat down.
 So l had nothing but an old pistul
 which was upstairs in my other
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
TEFNTSs

l year Gin advance) ..... $1 30 Six Months 75
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-25
A Bows school Composition.

A dog is Alleged quadrooped of the ca9 spsechoes. Its fore legs are in front and it's rear legs are behind. l suppose most all blam- ed fools know this, but Aunt Bet scy says in ritin of composishan l
 must get in all the details, and l reckon all the legs must go in too. Each dog has l tail, of different sizes, unless it has been cut orph by some malishus person for phun, The tail is on the end next to the hind legs. Butchers dogs don't generally have but a shot tail. l suppose this is for not to tie tin pans to. If I had a dog 1 would not cut his tail orph, unless 1 was butcher, and then l wouldent keep ally dog sept q bull purp, which I cood swap even for a small calf. I once had a new foundling dog that l traded sled for, but he took mad and died be- fore he bit enny one, which gave me much grief. I used to go in swimmingo on Sundays when I had that dog, cause they will save folks from drowning, but now 1 am slSeered to go. The rat tear CTS are useful dog, and can be trained to tear as many rats as you sick em on, if you git em trained right, but if you don't they are as feared of em as l am, which is wussern snakes. A coach dog is purity as girl in a stiped sack, an I asked dad to git one, an he sed wait until he was able to buy a coach an four, though what he wants with four I don't know. A house-dog is useful to have where burglars afe about, but aint no count sept there are burglars about. One good house dog aint no better than two ficests only in dangerous places like you read about. The shep- herd is the most accountablest dog with sheep, an I expeck Ma ry had one to take care of her little lamb. 1 had rather have a dog than lamb, or both, but girls aint got no sense. l know more about dogs than l let on, but Aunt Betsey says don't tell all you know at once.
, 1875-03-04
Ser Hapft unS bic pdpitli6e
Nrefte.

0as Organ bes Cardinals Cullen, Die
Oubllner @pentng Soft, brad)te cine ei9eu,
tbiimlide Wtittbeilnna aus Gor1. Ser Sel=
oenrnntb l11o Die IuSoauer Der Solrnaltiten,
melde fiir ben beiliger Safer Die Searbeitun9
Der Offentlihen Weinung beiorgen nament=
lid in Stalien, Sranfreih, Selgien uno Dor
Iuem IN Seutl6lanb - 1T benz Bapite i'll
SerSen ge9augen. Serlparnun9en, @elbbll.
zen, Saft, Sei9lagnabmen, @rlmiuals&er=
folsunsen, NueS ldBt ben @tfer Der Sourna,
lllten nnperlebrt, ipie Die Slar1me1 Die 2ets
ber unb @emdnoer Der orei Dtdnner i'm fell=
ri9en Sfen. YiuS belobnt Die mobernen
Streiter nad Sraften bier nit einem Sei=
fauSfdreiben, bort NIT ieinem apoiioliiden
Segen, ba nit elmer Wtebaiue, bort NIT benz
&itterl4lag. Oob sur Yetreibung Der Sour
n%altitlf, namentli6 nit ben S%inoerniiIen bes
beutisen Cages, sebDrt greifbarere Siilfe,
rteben Der NllsSeihnutg audi Der nervus
rerum. Ser Yapft beltst niht piel Dtlttel
Cwenl9ltets ia9t er INNER 10y, aber etpas
flibren ibm Die treuen @ldubi9en bod 81.
Oa er nun Der Iniidt lit, bab er bieie 4lmo=
len 1lft better %peripenben lam, ais sur lr=
teritiitung Der Sertbeioiser Der STRIDE, hat
CT ietnen S6asnleiiter al9ewieien,I Die Der
fatbolliAen Yreiie sepdbrte llnterltiisu1g -
Inn es furS 81 iagen: ben i6>par;en 0fepti-
ltenfonoS" in hieiem Sabre nm 100000
Qtre iiber ben Yetrag bes 9orjahreS SI erb0s
ben. SIS laiien iib allo mobl bon Der 10 ge@
frditi9ten ultramontanen Breiie srobe 9inse
fir Die ndhite 3ufunit erparter.
, 1875-03-04
DuRen unD WrgaItunaem.


D. itiRer Bet p&E.snb sy ltS,ss 6 DlSnats Arb On
ksa unb 9rf6itausta 10 serb ,rsisszs asstisn ais ssreN
ktL Etc yibslist ecrdassuns ttr Aesapsrefnr seic,'
bals kotnrsr. kais aAse herbaluft Dsbss itet. u bic ur-
kas s,city !KrasftetteH esrs.ssH. Du MtbttabI su
berfpRex, pelAt tterspn btfeqeR surbtR- paren an'
t~ptftItaf srresyR. On nascrserlt@fttt sssi en- dpn'
ii4sa nsiss.,ssa i.tssass ssa,s ssa soass@asS I,ass
ph6re nlttbta. 7 cd
gisit Sabre lans ssss Dtsrtsr tn gtasn dnssssz.
sats. ale sas sreDs FaIfs.aauitl fks unrtss!Eas sfttitn
heS Wiagene anb Der &tsetpttst a~aStstttn uns welt
6abrtiantsn spn Wsrfar balftseR ptGta eruarbeE ft
lrsbe GerraS9sH 9srr rabrtns peg lestsn 10 SABRE
fab bic DprihSlt&ithsn es Diaubrait bt'annt stpereeh
aRb bat q taft aaajlia ban GsbraaA sDu 9eIpxtl oetr
Uterfxr tti KraatbtttsA bsr 2tber oper Der 8sroenunss
OrsaAe ~seresdsst. Sn ss Stat ytF tansta. as ua
tst Drasstasn naAtsaetsu. sab 10 esaotsln soh
nr str snsszx eprtsa tttssst y rs; nas so3 sty'g eu
ssalstassr Btstts ttyts Dsrttss a. &eia gbiups-
ranas. Nlttte! ID aaft abli6er anp ieines 10 ssrtnaltt III
f.taer aDiriane ale ManSrais. Sic yerWiatfn ME
Gyetaeleu5, 81 Is teia,r sstr srsssn DSfsa ssnsmm,E.
&tat srsse Doas Pen da!aE,el, ptas 70 as MtTuefurs
vtrten fsa, sag sbseten ssas Sdabea anturt3tsn. abt'
% " !:sr bttsaat. sab a ttftnt D0,sa Sptiaslaas ett-
Mes stlas 6&sade Raabraie pilsn etaainrat. BIZ
Wlafainrie ter gesbaxsass.OyRaas gtrs fsfsrt ssra
%stsislbea r.ssltrs sas " sefasss aDatissas esSradt. peg.
lensa, rtl9e az RaytiAnera lcisen, eint x .afbttt, et
,ttr k6uhs nab ftpr,fap s :raAs AFT IA, tenntR RAID ". srnns-
10 sure ttas Dsai stsin piasn iurirt ~ersta.
Sshr pftl Iisst su esasasx tar Saninsfu4t tn tsl'
ora p.r(Oasa seet an Beg aspnns. sran!sr e.bn set'
Dpsssyaa ltibea, sab stt ae wiken. has pttls Id reGlipf
R~reail,it I'D Ia ibasa ffssisst tat Hap isrs sunstr
ppasswa isx trrfbss aAs fe lsbtn sss 400 rtntee Ms
nate. Detbatb sef&psn DR.. St.ad, aut Dtst.nista,
rel&t bic eieeM Gsnytsmt Der 6&winbfuHt bsmsrlen.
Ra an iRs % nesbtn, - sas a bs Rraatbstt sIrrlareit
~bebanstla lara. Natarlia p,ss bic asnssa %ser.s...
stsi.tssn uishsr ~kerftusa. at.r Or. g &tnf bselzritr NIT
S,atrbst, BAT eSriasfxat Ia tsrem eaea Stastnm
intnntr ~ teiea Ia, nxe itlbA trenn bic euussn t~tetirpttis
a~useirtH.n uarsa. Ia u ttm tauFs e~slunssn etn patie..
ten rtebts IN ssafpmm snerG o siunbbtit ~ %brtaSea. Dsnn
ger 2etssaOt aus ,npA tine ssiunte Sanse bat. 10 tt ttia
3weifsl, sa5 Der bsetsr cine complete BUR niteleu saxa.
Dsup xaaa fetnea axnetiyRssa assau fslst.
Or. S&tRa faxs ttsca 6onndseHe tn ttnsr Cfkss
Rsresa s&t bs 6e&asa uRb Ar1fraBe ~ssnfr!ftrt uer
bea gat kiAs Heehtssasa tas td alta Drxaatase %
, 1875-03-04
Die 6o1bs unb SilberiuAcr in
McNdSd.
Die n9aepaOa @taatsseituu9" iareibt :

Qt Uylepuuu StuulS6tttuHY lWtttul
Gin @oloiuder, Der Dor etnt9en Sabreli
@alifornien, 9tepaoa unp Die umliegenbert
Staateu bon Jtorben nah Siiben olrdbs
foridte, perliderte ultS, oaB in Nepaba bel
tort9elebter uu%tcrl ud)ung lnebr 9olo III lu'
6en Jet ais III Galiforl1len n1o oaB e%rlterer
Staat an Silber ptel retd)er Jet al8 ale tnts
lteaeneen Staaten, Galifornlen nit tlbes
griffeu.
gSie uiel bieie GeriiAeruug lpcrtb 1T, gebt
am beIten aus Der Shiloerurt9 beroor, ipels
DIES bas angeSogene Slutt ielbit Don bieien
GrforiHern Der @rSre9toien ertipirit..e DC,
%lo9enannten BrolpettorS lagt pteies Slatt,.-s
llno 9erabe feline mllieri haftlld gebtlbeteil,
aber erfabrene 2eute. r-] @llg lold)er rNu8fOrz
lder 1T Elm belonnener, abgeb1rteter Mann,
Der tpenig iprt6t uro plelletd)t aud lpentg
oellft ietne Slelbung bsltebt 9epobnltd) aus
einem rotben mollenen Sembe u,lo rotben
Solen, becen utiterer S6eil i'll Die Stlefel qez
itedt, iopte lebtere 3ur @i1terseit nod nit
9urtpen umbiiut iperben. SIM @iirtet trd9t
er etnen Gepolper uno etnen idarien 9ptd,
lotpte atd) auf Ben Shultern ctne Sptbbaue.
Aud eln SlaierDrden fiibrt er bel itf.
Wenn er cine ELECTROMAGNETIC %alltrttt,
ptrft er leinem Uiaultbier eineu Sad Wiebl
auf ben Hiideu uno pnrmarts 9ebt'S, rtd)t
ielten iiber cine ~tauienb Ofeilen lange gr11no=
lofe @iiite. &ein 3bal tit linn gu einlam,
fein absruno 81 tief, feirt Selien 81 bod,
iiberaa gebt CT hin, nm Ietlte ulterlldyurtgeu
atSultellen. ST siebt bon elnem Serge gum
anbern, ipiirt ultb folgt ben @ebirgsarte1
nad, aerbribt Die Stiife berielbeu, Inn 81
ieben, oh bicielben I'M Snltern 9%ldnSen, uno
id)nilSt aud) bic lnb ba Elm Stiidden oapon
init Siilfe eiutser SolStoblen nro ieiles Slaie=
r0brd1enS.
9ansidbrige @rfabrnnseu uro praftlid er=
iporbene &enntniiie MAIDEN TIN gum Dteiiter
in ieinem Sadie. ST ipetb nidts bon ben ein=
Selneu Sornationen BEL @rhe, nihtS bon Otiz
neralo9ie, nod bon bet @eologie ober SEQ
guoiie, aber aus benz @larlse eiues Steine8
pernlas er genau 81 lagen, oh Silbee ober
Sob oari1 ertbalten 1T, urb bnrd Die Gina.
lpie siebt ct siemlif aeuau Die Qualitat uno
QuantitGt bes urteril9tcn @rseS anb oarauf
itiitt er ieti1e Sebaupung, baB Nepaoa rether
an Sob rrb Stlber 1T ais @alifornien. =
Nun, mir glauben ielbit, baB in manden Sal=
len prattiide @rfabrun9 mebr iuertb 1T, els
blobe Sii6ergelebriamtett ;--aber mir glan'
ben faint, paB iptr anf Die Seriiderung zines
iolden v@rplorerS" bin in Die pfabloiert @ii=
fen bon 0tepaba geben i%piiroen, I'm bort Sob
ober Sllber 81 iuten.
, 1875-03-04
Sic Gpneree.S eribte nber
Npmiiidnd.

OaS QoniiianasG Committee bat einen Wfebr.
belts uno einen WttnberbeltS@Serth el19e=
reiht. Otarl eritnere Itd), bab Der. Soar uuo
nod etrige Serren bonn Committee nad) Jien
Orleans eilten, nm ben Serift BON SOFTER
uno @o1e9en AIT S1arben at MAIDEN.
Nber iiebe ba, ite far1ell Slritf nit berlelben
@runo.Iniiht BON Der Sade, bab bic Sabl.
beborbe in 2oulitnra Die Wablett gefdli6t bat,
NIB bab bic @onierpatipen Die geieblthe
Wtehrbeit in benz SauS Der 2esislatur baben.
Oaril1 ltinlnen Die Serldte Der Otebrbeit uno
Der Ottnberbeit therein. SIS folot baraus,
baB bas @ini6reiter beS WfilitdrS ungeIetlid)
unb obne aue G~eranlallung mar urp baB Die
@onierpatipen ais Saus Der 2e9iSlatur elil3e,
iett lperoen miiIen.
Nber Die Wtinberbeit fantt nnb Mil bieier
gerehten 2o9tf feiu @ebDr geben. 'Sie luft
Su beneiien, ba6 Die farbi9eu @dbler bel Der
gSabl etngel6iiftert marelt, 10 baB Die Wahl
ietbit eigentlt9 cine ungiilttge iei. Otele
8orgabe aber ,pirb bur1 ben Sert6t Der
Wiebrbeit polltdnbig bemolirt. 0arauS er=
belt, oab mebr farbige @dbler r~e9iitrtrt murs
ben, nie iiberbaupt i'm Staate Itnb. Ser Gen=
Jus BON 1870 fiibrt 87,076 gSetbe unb So ,913
ShmarSe iiber 81 Sabr alt anf, aber re9litrirt
wuroen 1000 Sarbise mebr uab 10 900
MeiBe ipeniger.
lleber bic gSabl BON 1872 bat meber Die
Oiebrbeit nod Die 0tinoerbelt bes Committees
lllteriuhungen anseltellt, fte urtbeilen bar
iiber nad) benz llrtbeil anberer. Die Z repu=
blifaniihen Wtitslieoer balten Seuogg, fiir ben
lesitilncn @operlor, ipdbreuo Die 2 oenlofra=
tlihen in uebereinitimmuns nit benz Seuat.
Committee, welhes Dor 2 Sahren ben SAT-
unterludte, Der 4niitt 1T, baB &euoas nt1t
3u oieiem amt beredtt9t 1T. Die DtebrSabl
bes geiammten committees 1T oemna1 alf
ben @orihlag sefommen, oab cine &ereinz
barring (@ompromiB) spiihen &euoss uno
Dem conierpatlpen9aus Der 2e9islatur erSielt
meroen iole, ,popon bic 2 bemofratllfen
Dfit9lleoer natiirlld) 0ttdtS miiien molen.
Sn Sem Srleans bat oieie Soee etnes Cont
promlhes and nitt iebr piele 9lnbdnser.
Ser Yrdlioent miro aber fortfabren ben
Shmtabel.@o pernor aeloDa anSuerfennen,
uno 10 entiteht Die 8rase, oh eS uiat fir
2ouliiaua am Seiten 1T, iUenn jener gori9lag
elmer Seretnbarun9 angenonnlen uto auSsez
fiibrt mlrb.
Dtr. 0tcgnerp proteltirt in einem S6reis
ben oil Scr. @ile sesen jebeS @ompromib
NIT &elogg SeiteuS ber @onierpatioen unb
bieie i6elnen 10 piele Seoenten 81 baben, oab
alem 4ni6ein uab ans oteiem Ntauoper
JttdtS meroen fam uno miro. WaS MN?
, 1875-03-04
@as bic Gpnsres : Mnteriubun
ae.,-. oen fpffeu.

Gin Diitslieh bes Sausausidulies fit &efs
nungen bat ii6 jiin9t Die Dfiibe genommert,
aus ben Sii6ern, porln Die GnSguben beS
Sanies p~erseid)net iteben, MlleS bas beraus-
SuSieben, mas auf Die bonn iestger Gongreb
an9eorbnetenl Inter udungen Se3u9 bat. Sas
eritaunlibe 6eiultat mar, DaB bleie llnteriu=
hun9en ber Station bic Sumrle bon $780,
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