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many poor but honest men. And
such Ives are not thrown away.
And iii, kind Of martyrdom is not
to be looked for in the battlefield
only. The honest poor who will die
Tor bread this winter in our eastern
cities will do as much for generations
yet unborn as the soldiers of the Rev.
olution who died at Bunker Hill or
Valley Forge! Their suferings and
death will do more to awaken the ma
tlon to the crime and oppression of
these corporations than all other
means combined. z-'~.. =
80 far as We are concerned, a little
severe economy will take US through
the troubled waters ofthe present de-
preston. And when the crisis is past
you will not regret having gone
through it, for then will arise a
brighter day than ever yet dawned
upon our Northwest.
In the present lull in the demand
for our grain, let us not despond, but
prepare for larger business when new
facilities shall open to us a better
market. There are thousands Of
hungry mouths more anxious to be
fed than even We are to feed them.
Then, Changers, on: Old Babylon,
proud, and rich, is deting fast;
Her tallest spires are trembling now,
Before our slng-stones ready cast.
Then choose new pebbles from the brook, :
And storm her tswers with might and main,
AND give her rfrowns the steady look
Ofconscious TRUTH and victory
You'll be sure to gainI
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If one will weigh 100 pounds I,

- If one will weigh 100 pounds Of
Indian corn soon after tho crop is
husked, and then weigh the same
grain after the expiration Of six
months he will be surprised. to- learn
that there has been q shrinkage vary
ing from one-fourth to one-ffth. from
the first weight. >, OF course the
amount of shrinkage will depend on
the condition of the grain when first
weighed. A series Of experiments,
instituted 70 test the average loss in
weight by drying, shows that corn
loses one-ffth. and wheat one-four-
teenth by the, process. From this the
statements madeathat farmers will
make more y selling unshelled corn
in the fall at seventy-fve cents than
the following, summer at 81 a1bushel ;
and that wheat. at $1.32 in December
is equal to. $1.5Os for the same wheat
in the June following. This estimate
is. made Oh the basis Of j interest 1t
7aper cent. and takes no account 81
loss from the depredations of yermins.
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'eNIGHT THOUGHTS"
By y. L. GORDON.

tlssE r.-zE5
b.. Tumbled and tossed ON my pillow
Al ship without rudder or spars
Is tumbled and tossed on the billow
Meath the CLINT aud the glory Of stars,-
IT'S midnight and moonlight, and slumber
Has hushed every heart but my own,--
Owhy are these thoughts without number
Sent to me by the man in the moonf
Thoughts of the Here and Hereafter
Thoughts that are gloomy and glum;
Thoughts that are echoes of laughter,
Thoughts that are ghosts from the tomb;
Thoughts that are sweet as Wild honey;
Thoughts that arc bitter as gall;
Thoughts to be coined into money;
Thoughts of no value At all.
Dreams that are tangled like wildwood,-
A hint creeping in like hare;
Visions of manhood and childhood,
Glimpses of pleasure and care;
Brave thoughts that fash like . sabre,
Cowards thatcrouch a they come;
Thoughts Of sweet love and sweet labor
In the fields at the old cottage home.
Visions Of maize and Of meadow,
Songs of the birds and the brooks;
- Glimpses Of sunshine and shadow, -
OF hills and the vine-covered hooks:
Dreams that were dreams Of = loys.,--.-,,.
4 A fsce Ike the blushing Of morns-
- Hum m'of. bees and the sweet scent ofnlover,
And bare.headed girl in the corn.
Hopes that went down in the battle,
- Apples that crnmbled to dust;
Mamma kr oguss,- and the rattle
OF hail-storms that fell on the just;
Pride that stood up in disaster
As proud ~ in victory won;
seEibee that fawned At tho festof smastes,s
Andspat In the face Of The Son u /
(. The "shoddyn that lolls In her chariot,
Maud Muller 1t work in the grass;
:, Over yonder Judas Iscariot,
There-Leonidasd dead in the pass.
In the pulpit an eloquent teacher
. A pillar of hre on rock > -
The Lamb of the Lord Is preacher
In practtce-the ram Of the flock.
:. commingled. .tbe good and the evil: :.
p Sovn together the wheat and the tafea; =
Shall We charge them all up TO the Devil
These wrongs in our human affairs -;
Have a care what you charge to the Devil
For it may be the DEVILS in you; u.
So think it is best to be civil,
And give to the Devil his due.
The cock halls the morn, and the rumble
OF wheels is abroad in the streets,
Still tumble and humble and 9rumble
At the aeas in my ears-and the sheets,-
humble and grumble and tumble
Till the buzz of the bees is no more;
In a tumble I humble and drumble
And tumble off-into snore,
81. Cloud, Msnn., Jan. 1, 1875.
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Experiments made within the past
six months have: developed the; as-
founding fact in natural magic that
four messages can be sent over sin
gle wire as readily as two, and that
through messages and local ones can
be sent without interfering with one
another over the same wire. While
for instance, messages are being sim
ultaneously exchanged between Bos-
ton and New York, two more can be
sent on the same wire between Bos-
ton and Worcester two between Wor-
cester and Springfield, and two be-
tween Springfield and New Haven or
New York, making in all eight sep
arate and distinct messages crossing
and recrossing on one wire at the
same moment of time. -,
The reader is more or less familiar
with the story Of telegraphing music;
This is no mere fight Of fancy, but
an actual fact. If the waves. Of
sound proceeding from the. human
voice, or:some wind or istringed in
strument, are made to strike upon: !.
resonant surface like the head .
drum, the vibrations may be ~ made s.l,e to
open and close an electric circuit, OF
the strings Of an instrument may be
made to perform the. same, service:
If the impulses are received upon the
strings Of another inst 1t trltlument in har*
monY With tha fist, the notes may be
transmitted: The notes may repre-:
sent the letters Of the; alphabet, and
each operator can send three: times as
many messages an hour as by the
ordinary Morse transmitter. The
working capacity ofthe line can thus
be- enormously increased without in
terruption. J By. ::Wheatstone's auto
matte instrument, 10000 words an
hour have been transmitted, or 1900
words, have frequently been sent be-
tween Washington and New York in
one, minute. This seems almost fabu-
lous, but it is a fact for all that.
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The Young Mems ( Christian Al
socistion IS Chicago, t.1k of moving
to some u ciity y u hsrs It { won't 50 gueh.
ard work. 81 e 81 So :ss5:s ss
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= There 4 u j Il smother M ]. point that. ought
not t. bs. pxerlaoked, in trestment
loff e This subject >: Young men look,
about, them md sees grsst Measure
pfworldly J success *avatded to men
as w. They;r nee; ti.',. tie
trickster crowned with public honors,= Z
they they see the svindlEer rolling il wealth,
they see the sharp5man, theoverreach-
ing man, the u,npiriincipled man, the
liar, the demagogde, the time-server,
the trimmer; the scoundrel who cum
pingfy manages, though constantly
'disobeying moral law and trampling
upon social courtesy, 70 keep himself
out Of the clutches Of the legal police,
carrying off the prizes Of wealth and
plaee, AlLt this u.s. demoralizzing
puzzle and, asfearful temptation and
al plltiitt4pede,sg t4e Of young 'u men are: not
strong enough TO stand before it.
They ought to understand that in this
wicked world there~is q great deal of
room where there il integrity. Great
trusts naay be sought. by sceundrels,
but great trusts never seek them and
perfect integrity is at. premium even
among scoundrels. There are some
trusts that they will never confer on
each ether. There are occasions when.
the need the services Of true men, and
they do not find: them:in shoals and
in the mud, but alone and in pure
,wate4.4-
In the realm Of, eminent acquire
naspts and eminent integrity there is
always room enough. J; Let no young
man of industry and perfect: honesty
despair beeauaeshi profession or call,
ing crowded. ]; Let him. always :. re-
member that: there is room enough at
the top, and that the question whether
he is ever to reach the top, or rise
above the crowd at the base of the
pyramid; will be decided by: the way
in which he improves the first. ten
years of his active life in securing to
himself q thorough knowledge of his
profession, and 4 sound moral and
intellectual culture.-Dr. j. G. Hol-
tand. :. Sc,abner for January.
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md he

] ] A Covvimgton man died and they
put him on ice, but he awoke in the
night night and yelled out: t"Why don't
yoa'p'ss put some memo more wood in that at
stoye Dekoi Pres. 4zs:. ~
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TRIALS OF AN INSURANCE AGENT
From the Detroit Free Press.

4
The other day well-dressed
stranger, carrying a hand valise,
called into \ life insurance office ard
inquired if the agent was in. The
agent came forward, rubbing his
hands, and the stranger asked:
""Do you take life insurance risks
here;F'
Yes, sir; glad to see you sir-siit
down, sir" replied the agent.
"Whst de- you think of life insur.
ance, anyway :" inquired the strang.
ef,fas he sat down and took off hil
hut; - ''.' i
"lt'ssa national blessing, sir-an
institution which is looked upon with
sovereign favor by every enlightened
man and woman in America"
That's what I've always thought" F."
answered the man. "Does your COM
pany pay its losses promptly?"'
eyes, sir-yes, sir. If you were
insured with me, and you should die
tonight, I'd hand your wife a check
within q week"
couldn't ask for anything better
than that"
mo, sir-no, sir, The motto Of
our company is. Prompt pay and
honorable DEALING" 80
aHox| much xill. !. $4,000 policy
post r inquired the stranger after a
l9}1g Ragpa|e, r,
D"YSulG 5arel-let's = sey. sey thirty
hxe. a policy n s. YOU y would. cost
sii6 the first ~ yye.r:' - ..'' y ..'''S.''
"That's reasonable enough"
e""Yes, that's, what ne: call low, but
oursais asstrong company, sdoes,a. safe
by4sinessa and invests. in only +. frstc
class securities. Hyou are thinking
of taking out policy, let me tell
you that ours is the best and safest,
and, even event. the agents Of rival COM
pa.9ieq will admit the truth Of what Y T
saY.H9r
Rand when I die my wife will get
her money without eny; trouble 2 -;
'1'u guarantee that, my dear sir. F"
-:"And ri: ,ret i: dividend d every
year p - ,'':' :.@' ..'~ =: e:
lz"Ye es, this il mutual company,
and part Of the profits come back to
the policyholders."
*"And itswon't cost me but $110 for
apoliey Of s5,ooo''
'"That's the figure, and it's as low
as you can get safe insurance. any
where. Let me write you out a poli-
cy! You'll never regret it."
'eThem sthe blanks 7 s'pose?" said
the stranger, pointing to the desk.
Yes replied the agent as he
handed oneup to him: and took up
his pen. "What did you say-shall
I gil out an application!''
-,"No, Iguess I.won't take: any to.
day. replied the stranger, "as he un-
locked his~valise;; "but4 if you want
something that will take that wart of
your nose inside of a week I've got il
right here. It's good for corns, bun,
ions :teothaschss easachs, 1sprains-''
,,He,xaa pl6Eingi ihisslittle hothes son
the table Fhea,>the .tsg.at reached
oyer and took him blythe s;shoulde,
md ahosssely whispered: q IF you
don't want to become > corpse you
won't beltwo minutes getting, out o'
here IT, IT, ,sss; ~ 80 @g.s.7. :.%ssss a
And he wasn't. ,ssx. s~... <>.s.,s. IA
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st: Cloud Quadrille Band.
The undersigned will furnish ,frst-class
music for balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from two to
five pieces, az may be desired. - -
Charges reasonable. Z
GEO. E. FULLER
St. Cloud, July 7, 1874
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Why is q side.saddle like i four.
quart jug Because il holds 3 gsllt
0s,se& S5 3 @ASt ~ FISEstk, 'g<$ ~
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q EAaCc WueIc 1htfe II fOOQ- >etOuSH
for them 3 will be decided in ;thso ll. lnlega..II]| 4
tive. 77 The young physsicisns and
young lawyers who n ST idly y y IN their;
Offices, and smoke and II lounge away
the time waiting for: f sonnet hing To- Il
turn up, ,"91are BY that course fasten-s
ing themselves for life 70 the lower
stratum, where their ostrugele.sfor IS
bare livelihood is To- Ebe peerppetuasl:a peerph ua 3
The first ten yeara are golden !aa'a yeau,| !.
that3should be filled With !ystemastiis
reading and obser7 alton. Every q lina thing.
thatttends to Professional and person.4
al LEI Mexcellence, should II ,be / ~ n
daily pursuit. ITO i:such .,inens3 the
doors of success ope 81 Of thsmselysss.l ii
last. Work seeks the. best, hands,aasl
naturally J ss vater runs down hill; ;
and seeks. The eshands ot.assrii-.
fer, orsof one whose. OILY .reconmen-.
dation5 1lti for .workEis that hs sit..
Young men do not know yerys much
any way, and the time always comes.
|to those vbe become v0.t|sy, K
they look back vith wo.der apons
their: early good opinion. of thsiit ac
lquiremenu and themselves. 'assAe IS =
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The latest parlor gam iittings
up. t takes two to play at IS
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WRITTEN FOR THE ST. CLOUD 5ouRx11.I ::
VACANl'TI' T PARISH. !! !
A Story Founded on Facts.

Being compelled, on account Of
space, to condense the MS Ms of. this :;b
stoir:!yl--at times: to the extent Of sever.
al chapters and the author: s not. i}* be, Be-
ing ! willing ! to have. this: done, the
story has: been: by5 yl II; mutual consent;
discontinued. Ep1rtoR JouRsAL..:-:s ll, n. T.:
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Gntfpsetenb ben 3abtrei&en 8crfGIdeen BON Geite fol.
@er, be Mftten a~encrnnen taten, reer fpIAe ;u netmeu
teabfdtiateu, AMI tn Der AbF&t, Bite Bertbtt
!axs ia Der ttfsefesteu Sett ID fora, babsu
be 9faua9er BITE rben aneejeetsu &bdnberunatn In tbren
gscstanm semaGt rtIdeS 70 einseriGtet ia, baS iehes
Netttnb efeer elm Gtif Grunbei9sntburm rbdIt. Oil
tar6 tide Nnsrtnnus erfprberItHt Sunnse rirb SlIO,O 4O
betyaeeu, SertbeIt tn 1893 Mttien a. $3.50 iebernb bas ;uy
Btrlppfuue tommeapt @runseeeuttum IA TSIsenbes :
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esm Babnbofe absufaHen aud feline
Witiptbbuben, ;ret 0eiaer, finb fpdter
fefeenommer worbeu. Etprntpn 0nys,
Elm ircbItsba6snbsr Raufmann aus
0reete gounty, Sneiana, bsfteA an
einer, Der lebten Mbenbe IN GwtsS gttv
ben SHnsIous Der Obios uno Mi1fls
fppts Gifsnbabn, nm. etue Nsile mad
galine gcunty DO, an3utreten. Sn
8inrenneS niadte ct ete Uefannt1Gaft
zines iunBen Wannes, ber f& ~ Tim
sefelte unb i'm IN atseutsGsnRer Weis
ie unterbielt. 8ur3 mad Gtntrftt Der
Dunfelbeit 3cs Der Gren1be cine Wttss
feyFal9e aus Dem Sttefel unb uaa@te
feineu, neuen Befannten ben UcrlHlaa,
ben Greuntf@aftsbunp pur1 einen frdfs
ti8sn Grunf ~ belteeslu. 8aun1 bate
6aps aber etnen ti@tfsen S@lud ee>
than, ale ct be~finnunsslps aufammens
brad. MIs Ct an areern Wpraet tei
fefner 1ntunft tn SfsSt. 2ouis BON
ben 3ueteamten gepedt rurte bemeyts
te ct, baB feit reuer Greuno periHwuns
ben mar nnb nit Tim feline 8anse B5rls
nit $40.
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Sur @arnam8.

Bon ct. Souls aug tperben fplasnbs
jret Gdue 8enielpet, bic 'bepeiisn, pts
febr man auf Gtfenbabnsdssn auf bel
Out isin mtue, nm ntdt aun Spfer
iHle6ter Rerle au rrsrben : I'm einen
Der Iettsn Atsnbe wurre anf ben, Mbs
enbjuee Der @anealta > Gilenbabn Gin
s~erpesener HaubanfaQ Yerabt. Gin
9erE Der mad Gbteaso retlsn rplIte,
bsRis9 ben Bug am Gabnkcfe une
rurDe BON @pnhufteur aufaefprnert
tm DasSca Der Suinpis. Central ; 81
lenbabn yIaB su nsbmer. Ct. bate
iH chen 9efsst ale Elm Wann NIT ct,
aer 2atsrne, ben CT fiji stnen gremley
bielt. f9 ndberts unp Jpn aufcreerte.
In ben nd9fen @agepr, su seben. Der
Mann NIT Der eaterne fplste ben, 6errn
eabin uno ffes ibn, nls fe tte Ylats
form frret&t tatten, 8soeti srpei am Sc
Idneer Rstente NdnnsE BE ibn pads
ten. Gin 6antBemense entlpanrt fi&,
In befien Oerlnufe BEN perm elmer Der
StrplGe feline $55 entbaItenbe Brief,
tal@e abnabra. Als Der 3ug bic Trsu.
surs Der Dtfp> unb NiiflfpptsG ilens
balm CREDIT fpranBsr bic Dtete BON
Der ylatfcrm urb Sfrl9wanben NIT IT,
rsr Beute im DunfeI BET Nadt. Der
Usrautte febrte mad OfsSt9Ouis ju.
rtad, 'ia4ts hem Ypliaet9ef Iittbsillne
uno 60 9slarg. ben 8remler fpatsr auf
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27OS

Sm preusen ba,f tanfti9 t.tn Be-
artter rSmif& fatbpliIte 0efnnuneen
taben. Die Berltnsr 9reumettune
l&retbt an berSorrasenber Steue: Be
tanntli@ fteIte ttr liberale Mtesorbnste
@sbrenpftnnie neuliG an bic Neeies
rur3 tte Gorrerune, bic ~%ultrumcntas
men Beanittn" ;u tntfernsn. b. ;. ab5u'
fsten. DIE ~Nat.s3ts." pstet berstts
auf ben SberprdIrenten Ter Hbsinprc>
Uint 6rn. y. Barbeleben alS einen icls
den Seamsn bin, an ben wcbI suert
6aub an9eleBt tpersen mife,} uno ale
@runb fdbrt fe an, bae pte Babl 6eS
0rafen 8iQere gum 2anpesptreetor far
bte &beinprrsin; bslpnbsrs ros Wert
hes 6rn. .. 8arpeleben fet. Sb f&
bas 70 rerbdIt, f5nneu MIR nt&t teurs
tbetlen 0raf 0tlers If aber als Sam
tesetrsctcr ni9t tetdtiSt wcrosn. @te
bic vgcG. 2te." aus au9ebli1 unier>
rt&teten 4rstien b5rt nil 3wur bic Nes
9teruns Der Sa@e erSesre Aufmerfiams
felt f6enfen, aber eS iet tU6 nidt an
etne ausemeineg berIultrampn>
tanei1 8eamten tn DiscipIinarpeee III
bentsn; Go fpQe rur sesen p~iejenieen
Bsamten rpr9e9an9sn wercen, pelae
f& an ben Befrebunsen unc &sttatics
men auf ttr&em spoItti9en Gsbtete, BE
eeser bte @aenabmen Der Staatsres
sieruns eeri@tst iinp, betbeili9en. DAG
Gtfbaiten elmer NIT ben AufaGunsen
Der Stantsresteruns ni6t ibereinfims
utenbeu uebsr;eusun8 lpue Dem geauis
ten In tetner @etie sertptsn fstn 4; oter
Ct fol- feline u%sberssueuns nt6t In re.
sierunssfsinpli@en Msttationen gum
Iusornd bringen." Die nltrampntas
men," werbfn allo nur nod pte Greibett
babrn sruert su ;ublen,,
@us Gonfantinppel melbst man Som
20 April: Inter ben Don Der r5mil&en
Rirde eetrennten Armeniern, bereitsn
f@ ernflide Spaltuneen per. Das
Otsrbaupt Der Satsmarter, aupeItar,
wtQ aud bic be1oneerfn @pnareeatio,
men ,n~useb5unbs @eifItbteit ieiner bdrs.
serli@en 0fridtsbartett uutermsrfen
unb im Nanen Der 9arment1dsn @e
meiupe f9 aler ibrer Giter bemddtis
gen. Die @oneresationen ifnb ni&t|
eenetat btelem @erlaneen nad3useben,
unb ppIen fetnes fbrer 8crre&te BEN
5aupt Der ueusn 3ir9ensemstnlGaft
abtreten. Ste ertennen nur &upelts
ans 9sifItGe Nutprttdt an une aud
pteie rur fuweit lire ttsenen Re9te be,
siSli& Der firbliaen Diactpltn nt6t
irerben. Inter ten:eaten
teRben bte Congregational fetr fartsn
@nbang, Der ibre @artet srsreift unb
Supeliar ~eeSeniber bereits brpbt our
Gtnbett NIT bsm papfe III,
rGdtebren III modem.
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Mas Sem @Iiae.

Ghr ltbr ibeflaesnsrpsttber y gcrfan
Dot 'nealt@ Sic Bsp5lteuns Der etntss
GiIpmetsr BON Rappoltsp etler entfernt
lteeenben unb ~ tfs{et Statt seb5ret,
ben fcssnonntel, ~@lasbitten' aufses
rset. Die 8ewpbner bisfer abseIeees
men Orte finb meifens 6~pbl3bausr,
rpelGe BE 0slper, bic am ibre 6duler
b~erumlieBen, anbaaeu. Bon jeber
wurce, bieie 0eseab BON @ilridwetnsn
psrbeert msIHe fiG su ieoer Sabressstt
aeisen unD bic ansefdeten Gslper Dit
uoufdnbts idmmerIt@ 3uri&ten. I'M
f9 bieler unbqusmen Safe ~ entlepi<
gen. babeng intpebner Der v@lasbltten"
auf tbrsn @runbftaden GaHsn anses
bra1t rldnIt6 8 Wetsr tiefe @rnben,
rel1e pbetl NIT gretterr unb @efrdu6
bebsdt .uerben, UNI bic @iIpi1wsine
barin 3u fansen. 8iirSlt@ nun fab etns
8rau BON ibrem Genfsr einen btsier
Dtdbduter iber baS 1slo fomu1en uni
ia pte @rube fdraen. Greuoie lief fe
~ Der @rube, uni ben Gaa9 au betrad>
ten ; aber fe kestns tie ilnsprf@tisteit,
tbte bret Xinber m~it;unebmen. lDas
dltefe Der Stnber, Elm Ndo@en son
feHs Sabren, lief Soraus unb fsI
AletafaHs IN. bte 0rube. Die SHUTTER
fies eineu ber3;srreibsnosn Sdret aus
unb fel IN Obnmadt. Wabrsnb bteler
,3ett wurbei. heut BON iletnsm Gale be,
tdubten 8tnee pom tent @ilbl9retae
@unsen an 8ppfe beisebra1t. Dos
@eldrei BET Mutter par tnpss ssb5rt
rcrben. ale Meiber Der Na1ba,-
Idaft ltsfen terbst une warfen 9trDb
unb 2aub auf bas 3inc, I'm, bas Ibtsr
;u S~erbtnperr, bemfelben ,vstter1 S1as
ben suaufaSen. l1ntsrptfen bate man
ben 8ater tes Rtnpes, peI9er TN
@alce orbeittte, ssrufeu, Ter aud
i&nea berbeteilt Sermittslf elmer eestter
tn rte @rute fei9t unb NIT etnent gut
sefabrten Stret1 auf ben Sppf pes
Ibteres baTtlbe unlHdpli1 uia@t.
Damn fu&t ct fein Stnt untsr Gem
Sttpb unb 9oub beryer. @iewsbl .ss
mebrfaG verwunbet ID, TT 1etn 3ufanr
bod elidlidsr @siie ri9t sefdbrH9.
Das BilDi&wein purre setSptet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
Der 9Gfe BON Sabs Carolina, tpobe
|12O Menfmen farben.

Der 9afe BON Sdb.G Carolina, tpcbe
|120 Msnl@en farben.
Bel BEN llntersaus bee fransSfi&en
Damrftrs ~2eBoanaiS" BET etntra
Nebel tn Sabre 1868 ertrantsn 100
perionen.
sm 10. AusuR 1869 Rranbste Der
hamburger Dampfer ,.Germanta" Bel
IrepnGep auf Der 66be BON Nsufunbs
LAMB unb gin8 Yerlcten, feline pafas
etete unc 1emannun9 trurpen nbsr 8es
rsttet. Nn berltlber SteIe franbets
oer atrif&en s2cnepn unb Mcntreal
fabrenpe Tampfer Cleopatra, bod
aud babel etnsen feine @snf9enlebsn
Yerlpren.
Der Dampfer .@ity Of Bottom" ners
f6wanb TIM 8intsr 1870 sebeimaiB-
rpa mad Der Abfatrt BON 6altfar.
Mit einer1 @rlut BON 80 Men'
fGen serbrdnnte Der ~MiHouri", eth
ppfeampfer Der Yattfcs 2inte, auf iets
men, @eee mad Msptnwol I'M Sabre
1872, unp bemlelben Glemente erlae
bte .Wmerifa~ nas fGSnfte Sdif ber>
ieIbsn gompasnie, tpdbrenb fe tn 0as
fen BON yotsbaua Dor @nter lag, NOS
BET 20 perlonen, meifsns Gbtnsien,
umfamer.
SGifftru1 erIftt-b Der Dampfer ~Gts
lantte" BON Der New yurfer Wbtte
Star einie, an Der SIfe Bon Neue
fanbIanb anf /. Npril 1873, wpbei
SAT Nenf1en au @runte stnesn.
Gin %. Nopember 1873 bie 8ata>
frcpbe bes fransSffdsn Dampfsrs
"6apre" NIT 270 Yerfonen.
Das Sabr 1874 bat aueer BEN
Sranbe bee paeiTesp oframpfers ~Sa>
pan tn &ineflGen @spafern feiaen
8tpBen S4tfbru9 auf;uweilsn.
; SIN Gebruar 1875 f@eiterte Der
1ampfer ngotbenburs" IN Der Tprtes
Strabe spifGen Neu ; 6cuanb unp
Nsus0 Guinea, wobet 81 perfonen ben
Sob fanben, uub ibm rsibt f9 nun Der
.S@tufr" aty F.. ss9a<Waa /.