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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report lor
the week ending March T. 1885, Earnings, S6,o2' %;
same week, 1874, S5S98 49, increase. S726 10.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. fenn-
sylyania SKIES third issue. III; Philadelphia and
Erie. 1917: Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania
Railroad. ssh; Gold, 115I.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day:
$50 600 A. W. Srrague Manufacturing Company moitgnge
notes OF 81 900 each, bearing interest oIUher
cent rer annum, payable Jsnusy and July uue jan =,
lS77.....................-' W
shares Insurance Company oil new ~
IN . s'.u 1snI Of New. .......... ...l06l1
&C 600 selma Marion Memphis Railroad COMPANY per
GEM e.n' so Northumberland 1l4
800 Wabash and Western Railroad COMPANY second mort
o., tase Se,xyoIk Gas.gbt Company
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hhdEas. ...le.
Observation-Disclosures. 254

Included In the shove are 500 bales 10 arrive.
For future delivery the market Lice y lower aud the dsmsp5
light, follows. oil basis OF Low 8oinogs;
sale. Yesterday afser m-Aareh 100 l6Se; April 900
II 1921 200, l5hc JAY, 200 II IL 100 ~ 732ej
total 1920 bales Yesterdays closBg poe-Msrch 10 1920
jay THAR 1875 August u lI.l5sl9 ?S32ci sspfa:
ber IS 1880 Chg; December l6 7l69lo make, quiet.
Sales to-day 40 to p m-M,rsh; 200 l6i4c 200. D.,
10 3l6c 100 i6i4c 800, 10 3l6. Apn, 1900. loi9r;
100 le 7oe 200 ID l5,32c 400 10 7lee 500 le 1872,
900. Gel 1000. IL 2732: 200 1872: 400 10 1896
500, l61s june 400 II 1900 300 II 3Ioc 200 u 1885,
100, II Bloc; 700, II 5-32c; 900, IL 3l6c; 1000,
II 1929; August 100 II il.l6c 100 u 2l2c; GOo, 4
100 IL 2l32c; October l6os; l0J 10 JlGc total 1880
ball grGnn total, Il 900 bales -
FLOUR AND EALrne Flour market opcned strong for all 10"
grades Trade Family grais noisrae de-
apd al steady prccs saFene Al the close 10
market weaker irregular ior Medium EEisii
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The bidding and asking prices for stocks at the
close of the Exchange were:

London advices report the market for consuls and
United States bonds shade frmer due, perhaps TO
the easier rates of three-months discounts which
were down to 50 per cent, or below the minimum
at the Bank of England The foreign exchange
market was firmer and more buying was done Mt the
higher rates and better feeling prevailed among
the foreign bankers Gold was strong, and the
principal business in the forenoon was at ll5bdllo,
with sales up to 11GI but later the price advanced
10 1l6s and closed at 1l6l The lending rates
were easier at 1-64 per diem and L.
and per cent per arnum and Hat, all Tor
borrowing There new developments IN this
speculation. The Customs receipts at washington
TO-DAY were SGOC,GOO, making total for the month
of s.. 100000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest," and $4,000 i'll redemption
of called Five-twentles. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared S52-
S64 900 gold balances 81 O24 ESQ., currency balances
s., G85, 594
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l2s oCLocK-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL
sECONp BOARD-l O'CDOCK 2. ".

[ $500 Coupon 1867
10000. ..............1197 q
L B 1910 Registered
10000 ..............lI 4as
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoPPRH-The nskF Dor price. non nsly N.
changed sses Of 436 bag. Ldador private
Baltimore 300
Ordinary a. 161l6c Par DO, 1Gal Good do
l721l794c and Prime do at lS9lSc, gold 90 80 dan
Mid grades dull uHaltered.
COrT0Y-Tbe operations ia spot Cotton small. and Tie
market steSy former figures receipts ppng tod,
097 bales ts day last week 9SS hsls. ths day J.s
0702 bslesj consolidated our csy 2749 bse erpo.
Britain % 065 bales; tie Comment Is 1913 bales
Quotations Scot 1874
Upland Cotton Qsy hsg
srsGe soove bsos The duoed;
ORDINARY Stnet Good Orhbsy.l57s hidEas. .lgss
No.sl .nf In-M "A -
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THE MARKETS.
ICarefully reported for The TRIsUSE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

"WEDNESDAY. March l.. 1875.
The following complete lis. Of sappei which
cleared todaS for cecn
CAHARIES-Brig F. II. Rich.
Shocks and H. 1856
CAPE hAiTI-Bris John Mason
Lumber A. l3S pa Shiages, hill so PctToln gals 1000
CARp,yAs- Schooner II. hel.oon
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-18

The popular headquarters where
the good Santa Claus OF Lehighton
and surrounding couDtry-its loving
papas and mammas, kind graudfathefs
and grandmothers, uncles, aupts,
cousins, brothers and sisters, In fact all
who love and are loyed-get their finest
and purest candies, CONNECTIONS, fruits,
&C., are at John Hauk's, bread and
fancy cake bakery, Bank Street. The
finest stock ever brought to Lehighton
is to be found there, at such low prices
that 1t is impossible rot to be satisfied.
Also. during the Holidays, the finest
quality of ice cream day and evening.
Don't forget to call.
Mrs. de Tschirschky, opposite the
the drug store of A. j. Durling, has a
full supply OF articles suitable for pres
ents, for young and old, rich and poor,
and she sells very low for cash. Call
and examine her stock of holiday goods.
Theodore Tiltor will deliver his
lecture, 1.-THE Problem of Life," at the
Opera House, Allentown, on Mon
day evening, December 9th. Tickets
so and rs cents.
"A very interesting Christmas Fes-
tival will be held in Trinity Lutheran
church, in this place, on Christmas Eve,
Dee. Gath by the children connected
with the Sunday School. The church
will be decorated for the occasion.
Parents and friends of the Sunday
School are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
Gen. G. Albright was elected Presi-
dent of the Carbon Metallic Paint Co. =,
at meeting held on Saturday last.
AT an election for officers of Carbon
Lodge. No. 242, A. Y. NJ, A. G. Dol
lenmayer was elected w. NJ; j Bowes
Coke, S. W., and j. A. Esser, Jr. w.
-Parryvile Circuit of the Evangeli-
cal Association will hold their Confer
ence meeting in the church in that bor-
ough to-day Saturday al 2 p. m, and
tomorrow Sunday morning at 10 A.
NJ, the Sacrament of the Lord s Sup
per will be administered by the Presi-
ding Elder, Jos. Saylor.
For the holidays, our friend Durl-
ing has just received very large stock
of toilet and fancy articles, perfumery,
&c. just the very thing to present to
your lady love for Christmas or New
Years gift.
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No Suspension In the,Lehigh Rsgio

No Suspension In thesLehigh Region
The Lehigh Coal Exchange, which
governs the transportation and sale of
coal In the Lehigh regions, met at
Nauch Chunk on Saturday last, to ar
range the basis for 1876 and to consider
the subject of suspension of operations.
After a discussion on the wages lues-
ton, the glut in the market and the
stop Of production by the Schuylkill
operators 1t was decided not to make
basis or suspend until general meetr
ing OF operators representing all the re.
gions was held. In the meantime
work will continue at ali OF the collier
les, the miners receiving the old
wages. Those well posted say there
will be general reduction in wages
from fifteen to twenty-five per cent,
in all regions after Jan. /.
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From the County Seat,

County Treasurer Beaven was in
town this week. He looks well.
Prof. Jno. N. Shearer, clerk at the
Keystone House, Reading, Pa. ,and the
well known ballonist, was in town on
Thursday.
MIR. Oscar Kline, telegraph opera
tor at the Valley depot, has so far re-
covered from his late illness that he
ventured out several times during the
week.
The Munroe Minstrels and Brass
Bands will show for one night only at
Rhoads' Hall, Dec. 23rd. This is a
very popular troupe, consisting of 90
talented performers, who will give fun
and side splitting farces.
Mr.. Henry A. Peter, of Slatin q ton,
is out on a short vacation till the 1st of
January, when he will resume his
former position in the drug store of
Hon. A. j. Durling, during the latter's
absence at Harrisburg.
Mr.. Jacob Remel, an employee on
the Jersey Central Railroad, having
completed job of work at Siegfrled's
bridge, at which he was employed for
the last eight months, has again been
appointed conductor of a coal train.
Jas. Rehrig, of Lehighton, a braks-
man on the l.. V. r. R., met with an
accident on Thursday, by gett ing one
Of his hands mashed between the
bumpers of two cars. DR.. DeYoupg
was called to dress the wound, and, af-
ter thorough examination, found it
necessary to amputate the forefnger.
The hand was otherwise badly bruised.
-Dr"J Jay Vlllers, American hu-
morist, will amuse the people of Mauch
Chunk on Thursday, Dec. 22d, at
Rhoads' Hall, with his five new humor-
GUS entertainments, entitled /.
Funny People we meet = 2. "Humor.
lists OF the past ana present 3. "All
for fun A. Eccentric characters -
o. "Mirth and Mimicry.' Mr.. Villers
lectured here about year ago and gave
entire satisfaction.
The sale of the estate of Col, Jas.
Berryhill, decd, was held at the Amer.
lean Hotel on Friday of last week In
the forenoon, and the following stocks
sold for the annexed prices 10 shares
OF Manch Chunk gas stock, to Jno G.
Dolon, at Sl4 per share, par value S25;
. shares of Mauch Chunk water stock,
to Judge Jas. Houston, 80 shares of
Fulton gold stock, to the Fulton COM
pany, at cents per share, par value
s1O per share 2 shares of Lehigh and
Susquehanna turnpike stock, to Allen
Craig, at $3.50 per share IS share of
First National Bank stock, to Daniel
Bertsch, at SAG per share, par value
500. Maj. Robert KlOtz then offered
"a shares Carbon Iron stock, which was
bought by Leonard Yeager, at S1S per
share, par value $50.
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Communicated.
Donation Visit.

DEAR EDIToR-The Lutheran church Of this
place has not hitherto made itself conspicuous
in your columns, because we do not desire to
give ourselves undue publicity, deeming 1t best
that the left hand should not know what the
right hand doeth. We are quiet unpretend
ing sort of people and pursue he even tenor of
our ways, endeavorinR to serve the Lord IN
manner which, indeed. Is not so much noised
abroad but Is, we believe. the way OF HIS ap
poin,ment The work OF evang5lization still
goes on, and our membership ls increasing
IeI, have an item Of news to communicate,
which Will, perhaps, be interesting TO many oi
your Teadets.
Our pastor was very agreeably and most CON.
pletely surprised with donation ON last sutur-
dnY evening The affair was So cunningly ar.
ranged that, while he with the grstultOus as
sistanee Of our orgaList. selected the hyHtns aud
tunes for the SUNDAY sci wees, the himS" anu
the " hers" were coming IN quietly below. All
being in readiness. a mt ssenger was dispa he'd
Tor the nnsusplclous othoial, To WHOM II was
hinled. that perhaps there might be wed.
dlng." ~, gathering up his Liturgy anu pen.
cil aud dOnDing his best coat he entered the
room. A look OF blank amazement crossed hla
taoe as he surveyed the many twlnkling eyes
turned towards him aud the huge pile OF bask.
cts. buckets and bundles OF all sorts heaped up-
on the outspread table. He stood Tor a mOmsnt
mOuOniess, trying TO comprehend the situation,
but his wandering thoughts We're recalled b.
grasp of the hand Dv fnend, who, Ia Che name
Of the donors, presented the gifts aud Assured
hlm, IN lew Einoly words OF their sincere Af.
fectOn. 10 this the latter responded with
much feeling, expressing his gratitude, and ad.
ded that he carried with HIM the conviction OF
being beloved Oy his people-he had been ire.
Quently assured of tbls-ana that he hoped their
hearts would De knit together still more closely
in the common work of the Lord lie then
empted baskets anu unwrapped bundles amidst
the greatest merrtment. IL was a repetuOa OF
the Kindness and thoughtfulnt b which greeted
him on ais arrival among us last Nav. such
things certainly speaks well for our people aud
wlll necessarily tend 20 encourage and lift up
the pastors heart IN the multitude OF his work,
nlied AT IL with unavoidable worries and griev.
ances. By the time the clock struck ten the
company had gradually dispersed and lett the
pastors family IN earnest counsel as 20 what
places should be assigned 10 such a quantity and
variety oil things II was altogether a happy
aud well-timed atfalr, and We trust that many u
pastors heart NAV be 80 gladdentd at this
Christmas season. AN EYE MiTNEss.
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Father Stacks Lecture.

On Monday evening of this week the
Lutheran and Reformed church of
Weissport was well filed, to hear the
above named lecture. His oratory is OF
high order and was duly appreciated.
He spoke for nearly two hours, and
was listened to with the greatest atten=
tion, many would have listened yet
longer. At the close he was surround.
ed by a number of ladies and gentlemen
and received their warmest congratula-
tions. Among those introduced to him
we noticed Mrs. j. Hauk and her
daughter Emma, and several of the
Weissport ladies.
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80 Acres and 40 Perches.
OFFICIAL AUTHORIZE TIoN.
Treasury Department

OFTcE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON November SId, 1875.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presentsd
70 the underslgned, IL has been made to appear
that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
IN the County OF Carbon, and state Of Pennsyl.
yania, has complied with all the provisions Of
the Revised Statutes OF the United states re-.
CURED TO be compiled with before an Associn.
@ non snail be authorised t9 commence the Busi.
NOW THEREFoRR. i. John Jay Knox Comp.
The First National Bank OF Lehlghton, in the
Boroagh OF LehlGhton in the County OF Carbon,
commence the Business OF banking az proyid.
cd IN Section Flfty.One hundred and sixty.nine
OF the Revised Statutes OF the United Staies
~ TESTIMONY wHRRRoF. witness INV hand and
seal OF Omce, this Third dav OF November 1875
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Nov. lS0w mo 2sls
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soc,ety Meetings.

INrrNrTo CASTLE, No: rs, 4. o. x. OF ThE M; Q.
2nd and 18th AM0naay ,of each month, in Re
ber's Hall, LehightoA, at 1870 O'Clock p; NJ
J.W. O'Neil, SR.O-; $. r. Gilman. s.K. RS.
,GsApRN HUTTEN LODGE, No. csc, ]. o. Q. +.
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
IN Reber's Hall. Daniel Graver. N. G.i W.
r. Rex, Secretary.
poHo PooA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening of each week, Ut 7;5O
O'clock in Public school Hail. Weisspnrt
Pa. d. F. kickert ). s r. Gilman, Z. OF X
EHroHroN Io,scR, No. 2s4. X. of p. meets
on Friday evenings, IN Hebers b all. at 7;l .
O'Clock. A. W. Eaches &C. t. Ratchn, n
of II. and s. .'I
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Wife No. 10.

WHO NO. ~
Mr.. George Pullman is the authorized agent
or Ann Eliza Youngs new book, entitled wife
No. ~. or, tho story OF a Life IN Bondage This
book La complete expose of Mormon,sm in
every phase Of character, and Is written In an
interesting and graphic style, II you would be
Interested order the book Aom Nj. Putnam
when he calls upon you. aw
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-18
InIinito Castle, No. as.

An adjourned stated meeting of In.
fnito Castle, No. 7s, A. o. X. of the
M. c., will be held in Reber's Hall,
this Saturday. evening, Dec. 18th, at
7 o'clock. The members are respect,
fully requested to be present. Busi-
ness of much Importance will be trans
acted. by order.
]. W. o'Nlel, S.K.G
s. X. Gillian, S. K. r. S.
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Local and Personal.

W- Parties receiving the ADVOCATE
with cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra 80 cents will
be added to pay The expenses of collec-
Stion. -@l
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Unfortunate and Deluded
nR. J. N. HOBENsACK and

IL Dr. j. Is. HoBRNsACK, sons OF
Dr. j. H., who has been enRagesi IA private ana
hospital practice for years, Gu tng disaasea
which destroy both mind and bOiy unnt4 YOU
sane asl lums aud premature death DE. j. N.
II. aud d. j. u. ID, devote their time entirely
To these diseases and guarantee q cure tn 4
short time aud little expense. Dr. j. N. Hohen.
sack has attended aud CURED eighty thou.and
cases, Remember Ora N aad !, n. HObcu.
phia, above Race.
n. n,-Medicines sent by mail and exprs.s
Junel2-75-lyoOw
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Public sales.

Public sales.
Bills for the following sales have been print
ed at this oftice during the past few daysi
December 18th. nc O'Clock p. m, the valuable
real estate of Jacob MONTE. decd. near Parry
vile. Danl Wentz, administrator.
Jan. LIST, 1916, at p. m, AN adjourned Admins
tratOFs sale Of valuable real estate, late OF
Elias shive, OF MalOninR TWP. decd.
Aaron shiye and Henry Tucker, Admir-.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-18
Special Notices.
L. f. Kunkel,s Bitter Wine or Iron.

The great success and delight OF the people.
In fact nothing OF the kind has ever been offer.
ed TO the American people which has 80 quick.
ly found it's way, into their Rooe favor and
hearty approval as T.. f. KUNKEL,s BITTER
WINE OF IRON. 1t does all II proposes ana thus
gives universal satisfaction. 1t is guaranteed
to cure the worst case OF dvspepsii or indiges.
tiOn, kidney or liver disease weakness, nery.
ousness, constipation. aciditv Of the stomach,
&c. Get the genuine. only sold In 81 Dott es.
DeUot and office, $50 North Ninth st, Phiiadel.
lhia. Ask Tor Kunkeps, and take no other.
so by all druggists,
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.
E. T. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON, sure
cure for Ghis disease. 1t has peen prescribed
daily for many yearS in the practice OF eminent
physicians with unparalleled success. Rymp.
toms are oss OF appetite, wind aud rising food.
dryness in mouth, headache. Dizziness Sleep
lessness and low spirits. Get the genuine Not
SOLD in bulk. only in el DOtt es. 259 North
Ninth St. Philadelphia, Pa. sold bv all drug.
Pists. Ask for E. +. KUNKRL's BITTER WINE
OF IRON and take no other.
259 Tape Worm $50
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine passing iron the system alive No
Zee unless the head passes. Come and refer to
patients already treated. DR.. E. l., KUNKRL
No. 2bB North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Advice
free. Seat, Pm and stomach Worms also re-
moved, 1t never fails For removing all kinds
but Tape Worm, the medicine Gun be had OF
your druggist. ASK for KUNKEL,s WORN
SYRUP. Price 81. For Tape Worm the patient
must come on and have IL removed
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Advertising Rates.

We desire It to be distinctly understood that
no advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns OF THE CARBON ADvoCATE that may be
re ,eived from unknown parties or nrms unless
eur ONLY terms.
Advertisements tor 1 year, per inch each
insertion 10 Gus
. six Mouths, per inch each insertion u u CTS CTS
Less than three months first inser-
e. ton $l, each subsequent insertion 25 Cts
Local nouces 10 cents Der line.
1870 81. ". MoRTHIMER R. Publisher.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-18

The Western Union Telegraph Company
announces q quarterly divided of per cent, paY.
able ON tbs 10Th of JanuAi y next.
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MARRIED..

sOLT- ELLIS-In Franklin township. on
the 18th inst, bY Henry campbell, j. ~ Mr..
Nathan Soft and Miss EllEaDeth Ellis, both 0f
fald township
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l. TURES CURED DIR. J. B. Ho-
pehsack'a NlcAlePlatod oalVanic Truss aud
flnlh VIII cure seven case out Of ten. nan't
rust, crack or break lighte-t not Affected b.
perspiratOn or bathing MarrAutSa 8 yr.rs.
French anu 3eruAn Irusses and braces. sus.
pensorins. &c One'third the pTioe Others -e,l
Io,; 40 sooond street. above Race PhnAdol-
phiA June. -fs-ly eoW1
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A djourned Administrators Sa Q
OF VALUABLE
r f. A l. f. s IT A II f..

The undersigned, Administrators Of ELIAS
SHlVE, late OF NAHONING TWP, Carbon
county, Pa, Decd will offer al Public Sale on
the Premises aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1876,
Commenting at ONE O'Clock p. NJ. the follow.
ing FINE FARM, situated on BEAVER RUN,
IN Nahoning Twp. aforesaid, containing
76 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
the Improvements thereon consist Of Two.
story LOG DWELLING HOUSE, 10 K 20 feet
with Kitchen attached Bank Barn. 81 81 feet,
ana other outbuildinRs. There is never fail,
ing Spring of Water running through the land,
and permanent spring near the house; also.
Trees
This Farm is a verv ehgiblv located for rails
ing Truck Of all kinds, being sitnated in the
neighborhood Of first-rate mafkets-twO miles
from l.ehlghton aud about the came distance to
Mauch Chunk. where all kinds of truck meets
with ready sale at good prices.
Terms will be ms de known on day of sale,
or can be ascertained on application 70
AARON SHIVE q HENRY TUCKER,
Administrators Estate Elias shivs, decd
Mahoning Twp, Dec ii.-w3
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
naa lafh 1879
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The undersi gned Administrator of JACoB
M0NTZ, late Of the BOROUGH OF PARRY.
VILE, CARBON County, Pa. decd, will offer at
Pubic sale, on the premises aforesaid, on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13
S6tpcOen.

Die 6eoen bss Soniss Oscar in Berlin,
iuie lie III per 9ieoenen beuti9sn glattsrn
9ebratt worben, erregsn bel ben meiiten
I6wepli6en 3eituneen sroBes MiBfaGen.
Sic ipreden Die Iniidt aus, baR S9meben
Elm SinbniB nit Seuti6lanb ni6t einge.
ben Tonne, iOnbern baB ss unter aQcn Unit
ltdnoen ireie !6ano bebaIten miiie.-llebsr
Die SpmpatbieertIirunsen bes 6oniss Sss
car ais proteitantii6en Siriten fir BEN
oeutiden tir9enpolitiI6en &i meint bas
raftonblaoet", baB Der &Snis unm6sli9
Die 5ntOleran; unb Die llnterbriidunssmabs
bate biaisen t%Snnsn, benen bic fas
Stride uon Ssiten Der prsuBii6en
&esieruns uno bes Barlaments ausseiest
lei, unb boB er bon elmer yW~afienbriSers
nit benz erobernben Oeuti6Ianb
nidt babe reben t%onnen, 10 LANCE nod 2OO,s
900 9ioroi9lesmiser, rpeIde nit S9weSen
unb Norwesen eng ueruanSt iinb, ii6 uns
ter prenBii6er Serri9aft befinben.