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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-23

State every time they registered them
selves as voters. And as it is in Alabama,
so it is in all the Southern States. O..
Those narrow-minded journalists OF the
North who are unable to see beyond their
noses, and who consequently fail to ap-
preciate the developments of affairs outside
of their immediate section, may be excused
for not paying attention to these apparent
advances of the States Rights party in the
South. Others who are engaged in alb
sorbing local political excitements and
campaigns which we have described may
also be omitted from the denunciation
which the average journalist of that sec
ton deserves for failing to advise his read
es of the truth regarding the Southern
situation. But grave responsibility will
rest upon every member of the guild when
the time for general or national action
comes if they neglect to give pub
licity TO the truth. 1t is so
much the fashion, inspired by the
sham conciliatory demonstrations Of the
Democratic Gushers, and the humility of
certain classes Of Republicans to decry such
admonitions as this as sensational, or as
instigated by feeling of hatred to the
South, that it is probable this one will pass
UNDECIDED. We believe, however, that duty
demands its most emphatic utterance, and
that the not far distant future will be
fraught with unfolding exposures of the
schemes Of the Southern Democracy that
will justify the most serious apprehensions.
Those exposures will prove too that the
Republican party is not the party of hate
but that, being the party of loyalty, and its
aim being to compel discontinued traitors
to live up to their oaths of renewed allegi.
snce, it has become the object of bitter
hatred on the part of those whose fondest
hope is to establish the principles of the
Southern Confederacy as part of the writ.
ten Constitution Of the United States.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-23

n ncB. TIM0NEY q CO., E1--
Have removed their Banking House to lie Drolet
building, corner OF Eighth and y streets,
Conduct q General Banking Business.
Draw Drafts on Baltimore, Philaaslphia and
Make Collections on all accessible points.
Buy and sell Fereign Exchange, and deal In a
, 1875-10-02

1t II I)fnstInE to IL ClO*c-Thc School
Children Monday.
Tie Ezp1aitun, having cntussd upon Tho last
Ilalf Of III existence for tho year, IL drawing
tlay increasing crowds A. tho end comc4 uenrer,
Yesterday lilo people rrtnent especially those
evidently from the rural t}iAtricts were In larger
number than on any day during tho week, as far
as could DO judged by appearances, and tho ill.,
tertst Was we'll maintained. Monday tho ai,-
nouaccmons Of a reduction in admission for tie
public SCHOOL children will crowd tha structure
10 ita utmost capacity.
THE DAVIS VERTICAL FEED sEw1so-MacuisE.
Among tho various objects Ut interest that arc
attracting great and almost universal attention
aud elclttnG warm enco1nltlins from admir'ng
througs. is the Davis vertical food Aowing.n,a-
chine. This quito Hinple and wonderful mece
Of mechanism IL daily performing great featH
N Hu~ing, which Il woull Hccnl almost Ilnposs-
bic to do unIeBa It waro seen. With No. zoo
thread tho hDcBt galzo and lace fabrics orc
wrought into exquisite Bhnpos. While with only
change Of needle aud thrcsd extremely hrayy
cloth and leather goods arc beautifully Hewed
with tho cuarHeHt aud aycn tho poorest threads
| eal feed, which, it is claimed. il tho uny sure
and perfect feed In use. and whlcA eua-
Llea tho operator to execute any kind
Of work without bastiilg and with less ekill than
uT.0n machines designed uIon tho old principle.
Very great improvements lase lately beea n,alc.
among which IL that any loat motion By wear
from long nBo can la emily taken up. Also
new thresd controller, which practically cotn-
bneB the positive form OF some With thu seiding
form. Of aN other machines, avoiding tho defects
Of either and embracing the alTantages Of hotb.
Another novelty is tho automatic bobbin winder.
which wlnds tho thread beautifully smooth md
ovcn without any assistance from tho operator.
! This ingenious little continuance ia put upon
every Davia machino freq Of charge. We are
| authorized to state that tho Davis Company
| challenges all competitors % equal tho DAVIS i'll
| general range or work. All vleitorB to the E1-
position should surely see tie Davis. l'he 9en-
| ernl WoFtefn Office Of tho Company il At t57
| Stat9 atrect, Chicago.
, 1875-10-02

Mr.. y. ii. Moore. ono Of tho mos. prominent
insurance sgeuta In this city. and until lately
member OF tho Board Of Fire Commissioners,
has retired from tho insurauco business, after
having boon a, the bead Of tho insurance firm of
s. II. Moore T. Co. ..aince 1865, md one Of tho
firm Of Moore & Stearns since 1862, hr. Moo,o
will hereafter doroto Lis entrc timo to the loan
and real cstato bnainess. and continue at tue
head Of the firm of 5. N. Moore l. Cummings.
which has isa oi1ico in the Insurance Building,
Nos. liz and l21 l.asallc street. This firm was
originally organized in 1871, and the business
hns grown to such largo proportion that it ncels
the full attention aud supervision OF Mr. Moore.
Tho insurance business viii DO carriod On tho
BANJO aH heretofore By Mcssrs. !. II. Moore,
btothes OF Sir. +. II. Moore. and Mr.. John ).
James, who haye boon In tho frm and had kctige
control Of tue buslness since 1868. Both Of
tlcso gentlemen are well known 10 tho public.
aud they will guard and attend 70 tho iutorcatA
Of their patrons With tho BANJO care aud fidelity
NJ they did when with tho old firm. Tho firm
name has boon changed to Moore l. JauaH. TLoy
will continue to represent the san1e old and To-
liable companies aB heretofore. Tho companies
ttoy represent are among tho best in the coun-
trY* as will 10 soon by referring to tho advertiso-
mcnt Ia auother part OF this paper.
, 1875-10-02
OBITUARY,

TUE REv. 0EonoK .. ronTEouY.
41a AaY. 0EoRaE i. ponrEouY, who was
|osned while fishing recently near Glen Coya,
~ ~ Nae born fortY-tiva years ago noar Qlas-
wv scotland. His preparatory education WAS
1soaed to lit him for tho praotlca of medicine.
,s st "ails ho Was fitting himself, hn bocsu,s a
i~'oseF nsa aud supply preacher In swedenbosg!sn,
sspast and Unitarian pulpita. Ho was admitted
~osaers In the Church Of England ubout twelyo
t>ts Aeo and Was mado first assistant or curato
spsflah near London. lie subsequently, ad-
t.aeea TO Irving Of bt. Georges Church in
ssaaon. In 1874 ho arrtsoa iu New York md
ftaeuted ~ temporary licsase to preach In tho
ooeese OF Now York. Ills independent church
~ ra'sh he established auffesed from tho outsot.
"ae her York Herald saYs:
noetosa enterprise asways suffered for want Of
l. httaton, and hs Wa nut able to suAain uuildeuca
thaasAs Who gould have kupplied that want His au-
nj snf4nf from Thousands 10 few scors sud from
aMa.t tq .ms!! u.'stt. Tswt1a. a. q l..t shs Mav.
sit Aul the ltey, UtoKaE K. TuRAL1s were al tho
asss. sso fsl!ow4htpted With him, and those who
'ssalppsd With them Wese not ; tnu!isudu.
pEArnB OF An1ls1s.
u, tae London AAsenpana records the dessh OF
~. y. '. pINwkLI, 81 associate OF the Hociaty
=. ~ f4lntess OF the London Wk.sr co1oss soc.esy
hs STAINED great reputation as al illustrator OF
s sssta also Of H. pl1s, tho emiuont Fsonch
f1etas. Tho AHlenGun. says:
49,, a1tLt vas born tu pari4 In 1Bll; hls stuJias
hs oLtaiusa Tue Grand Prsu In 1913, tAu
l. oI tho cot4c9Hrs being 80. Nsrrs guefisaanl
Gans ~ L iorte lu TsuFle." On returning from
ssn. = htar date hs took to military subjects
with selatouca 10 tho Cxtiasan campaign oi
faeh Army. Having achieved conAldszsble d..
, 1875-10-02

Society appears to have lost rather thau gained
ground by the tsial and conviction Of Wcstesvois.
Children arc being abducted iu New York and
Brooklyn NTH impunity. Nothing has bean
Aeszl Of the !!ttlo son of Ms, Sullivan. who WIS
stolen from hls fathers stoto In New York. A
Utooklyu psper tells nf All attempted caHo Of
abduction Il says "M.s Eugeno Hayes, Of
No. t19 Pacific street, is tho mother Of chubby
faced boy 10 months old. About 3 o'clock On
tho pArlor overlooking the avonue, engaged in
work. Her child bad crnwiod into tho dlutnE-
room. Hhtch tH exactly at tho head Of tho
staircase, and was out of sight. Sue
strange clucking nolae, ~ It an attempt Wan
being mhds 10 quiet tue child. Tho TACT tself
would have created no SECOND thought; but
when sho called tbs child again aud failed to
floor. 1t tlashea upon her TINT something muat
be wrong. and, dropping her work. she hurriod
iuto the dinina-soom. The child WAS gone. The
door was ajsE, and abe hoard tho noiso Of feet
iight, and saw = man With sho child IL lis
atma, pressing its face under his left arm, to
smother any outcEy u should make, aud
attempting to make his W&y down with ~
little noise as possible: Mfs Htyes bctoame4
flaw down the 6tAlra after him. A comEade
vxs Waiting III the hall on the socouu door, and
with an oath hs ran down into the stroot, The
fellow with tue child aoixod it by ltH clothing,
aud, saowIlng terribly iu tho faco OF The fright
| eued WOMAN, who waa close upon him, twirlel It
iuto tts mothers outstsetched banda. and, with.
out uste.ing word. led precipltately alter bis
companion. Ths lady WIS too much frightened
to fellow them, and oven to call fur help. aud tho
rascals got AWAY"
Ferhsps the iudiction Of son,s terrible punish.
| uept GU Waatatvolt might hsyo astsrlout ot-
feet At present, society In 1t tho marcy OF these
mercsnasy ruihaus, Rud esysrs ailments mood se-
yeEe 1emeliea,
, 1875-10-02

II convcrsant with ovory lo!ail pf her huHncss
and ],or popnlartT il tim best proof u it.
Mn4. 7HoHrspas HEAUriFuT. HAIR HIRE.
NJ 2fG Wabash avenue, in tin mort estntaaivc cS-
tabi;rbmnnt nf tho kind IN tho cttv. Her pa.
tro,ls Include most OF the fashionable iadlns IT
Chicago, aud har business baa assumed ves7
large proportions. MtH. Thompson " peculiarly
adapted far tho bnsiuo4s. OH account Of g1eat
experience and excellent taato IN hair t'rcasing.
I.s1tos who want now ideas In tho srt should not
fail tn call on l.er, aud every lady. In Chicago
alinnld aao that very nsofui little invention.
"Tho Saratoga Crimpor."
DELL MANN.
For choice pcrfumory, elegant toilot articles,
etc., ws tiays again to refer 10 tIell MnnsIs cor
,lur OF Monroe alrect md Wabash aTnnuo Hin
goods nio always sufcEfinc,
, 1875-10-02
THE PRESIDENT At OMAHA.

OMAHA, Eeb., Oct. 1.-P1csiacnt Grant, ac-
companiod by his wife, Col. Grant and wife, ex-
Secretary Borio and wife, Secretary De]knap
Con. AIyord. mud number Of other diatin-
euished gentlemen, arrived this morning from
Dos atoiues. They woro Hospitality entertained
bv the citizens, togetLer With a committee Of
tho Merchants Club driven oround tho city Rntl
to the barracks. A public reception waH he!d
by tho President In tho courtroom Of the new
Custom-1louHc, lIo visited tho high School,
where all tho echool children ar tho city aBsenl-
blcd The President and party loft here for Col
ofalo this afternoon at 5 O'clock.
, 1875-10-02

Tho Democratic dilution rross Of Ohio, Unable
TO ansTer Cant ScuuKz'a telling speeches by
man1et- argument, arc trying s1anuor. They as
sest that lo las boon ~ 'bought" to support
nonest uonoy. Is "bribod," otc. The accuBa-
uoa Is Of course, wholly incredible. iu yiow Of
u. BcAuaz's life-record, but tho ClnncIuuatl
tSmmtTcfal takes tho trouble to say clearly that
ha ex-senator "spaaka without pay, aud bears
Us oHa expenses."
, 1875-10-02
THE DIRECT CABLE,

New YoRK. Oct. 1.-DispatcheB from London
have boaa received at tho Office Of the Direct
Cable Company in this city to tho effect tha. tho
steamer Findioy will los4e there Oh Wednesday
to repair tho break tu tho cablo. The Company
state that thero Is no truth IN tho report that
agreement had been arrived at with the Anglo
American Company on the Hubject ct tariff, tho
Direct Cnb!o Company maintaining shctr cntlro
independence. They will FIX their rates Oh ro-
opening.
, 1875-10-02

Tho Interior has again jumped tho track, aud
Il bocornea tho duty Of T,sE CHICAGO Tm.nusx
to 800 It right again md bring 1t hack into tho
psslls of truth. In tts last Issue, it thus gLamo-
fulty tran:a tho New York Fitness, the only pro-
sesaels religious daily except thu Chicago Times
In tho United Statca:
Tho New York Htttcss IN on tho point OF slsrending
t dly edft1on, md Is waiting only 10 whether ts
freuds will rally to its rescue, Tho Tntas 1nllAt,
soopes or atur, accept thn fate which has invariably
befaeu ente.priseH OF that kind. To weekly religious
rgt. fully meet. tho demand for religious uewa, anu
s1th Tho .onth1ics md reI'gt1ue bookH, eupply The
requirements for religious literature.
Tho weekly religious press. az represented By
tho Inferior, for instance, does nothing at tho
kind THE CHICAGO Tribune In ono Of its Sun
ds5 Issues, contains moro and bctter religious
neNs than tho Interior does fa nix months, 1t Ia
thetofots worry unprofessionai anil very unchriH-
au for the Interior to trent the religious 8taess
Ia this slabby manncr
, 1875-10-02

tnctIon by ihrno works. thu hold nu v!Rurons cnncep
Tim u which tnrn.Hnntn nlFrrtantt HhfH their cae
enon tt mot hcltc .ln esigna, NJ. r1ta WIS rfect"i
+, iii TIM .rnt If ~. IJc1r In Tho Academia DIES 1IeaEs
Arts, 1919. ifn 1ia1 tHcn nnpnnset MI ofccf VI tho
Legion " Hour III Ais ptey,un 3ear.
, 1875-10-02

!
1r' i"'w'' booth hopes 10 DO abIo 70 Keep ''s
o"i,".o"e'. "i'h ar ha'i ~ t''o 'alN',l pNt1
oclobor' ,ilh "fht "aa h*dly hpfalno''' eno ,''
as'n hhhga 1ifa'oas by hlH slde' ,ila hroR." i'ps
al8o 'htorfcfo In don'o dc8soo win inc @cs'u :.
!ll' ihnRa. 40 that ttao cot'kh' WHICH ~ n's1
toa'ufe OF his N.chetttu' 10 quito "hpone,o p,,
tho pFeannt. Dit. booth hAs oe." ~ ,nfs.s s".,'
ssndY OF hsn3 fsschara Ii.' q Pr n'o ss
uaeo 10 pay ohs WHICH '.nn "os ~"
hof1ca Tor many yeafH. ~ 'oo"" - ~" 1,',.,"
piohHAro 70 tho p9oHpoet. - Pin,i -.
tneRtfe' lio away" ,.Ao" " .. .,,...a 49,
al'ol''n'. ~" Nv. .A'' '|' ''''''
ooc"'h' IF wa" wv '"7o
1oresa iitlooa' '.ao colc's a'eu a''Bo'' ~ .8s"R
a gay t'mo 10 no" '"fa' "n''' "ho hiit'e" 'a"t
wook. 6ao s's1's ''o s'1'as'c, NJ s"'n' uppeauns
conep.onv1 " -. 1o,ta,.s. u'ra ,,,s,;,.r,,;.,a,,
4'e.,o nea Ionno !. vn,nar ~ oo,,o,ou. n,,r.,,o
,a,ar. hi, ali n,, ,n,no l., no,,o, ma ,,aars
T., % ~, n,,s,,o co,nto,,rro ,ho ov,a,ca. ~ ',or
1,rm.n nrfo;r liar or,a ara orsv .n,1 .ti,,,tio
,,ron,nout Lor mor,t urvof, md f5rn, M, ,,nr
.,.,rd. ~ h.,- ~ ,,,-,, tv,,,, ,nu.oaa +. ro,.,
ada,r nirns i,or ,la n,ro.ro,,o ~ $780,, to,,a-
th,n ahc roa,Iv Ia rlor NM Ia to,h 'f;gniGn,
mi au,vn snd forofo, occant ,otro 70 II cn,r ,,t
rsro,, r., H. .,ooo ~ s.,. Ia o-o,,,n, ,.;,,
Al vc.,a IN t}s oncrclo,,r,i.a
w., r.,.,,,. ...t... ~ 49, w. 49,. ,,,.u,,
49,, ..,, ~ "A,oo ~ w ~" ioih no'"'
49, j.. - ssa.,,. ...o. s,'"s u''. suoao
sS, he.,.,..a h.,n ,sa.. a',.'s,;s, '.,.. M
0rotu,tons1y bv un.town houucv Tho 1,,1oo
rooompcuse tic ho,,sos by tuoutjoninc Tho ,,nmca
OF their firms when tbotr bonuots ato adurod
11ow shocted ttoao ,,cor rrc.tnrea wou1, ho ~
tbeir boloyed paHtor should nppear In hin tn1pn
sundny morning will, nIaeard m his h,caat IN
ytfn0 hin conorcrat,ou IN Inv t,,otr ,,nforc1,t,.
inc of Jonca h robnaon." TLoro a,c n ,,rn,hor
...s.. S:.,. y. r,,s' 's1 ~
Hu.'1 hn's ~ oi"ea:o "oo "o"'a Exo 70
aaVe toht practco pecome common AeFe. IhoJ
would woar better bonuets tl.au they now DO.
n,..,;n. r,h,'.,,, n.as1<I.,.. s.:n.,.I'u. .,
'ap''s1 eAufcn' nfooKlsll' VIII pfophbl5 ootor
to resign. or courHo ho III In hot water. 1fo
always has boon, Bnco his accession to tho
noiptstrv. TN was t1rfvon ont of }oaton bv the
,,,... 1,.:.. , ,r 81. ,t,
'u'''6'aus n"P.lH''' a"a "Ao l"'o piooaoS
awaita him Ia Brooklyn and whorever he goes.
Tho Now York papers notice tho disturbance in
in particular rofcra to him In tho soverest terms.
Fulton ia the mnn who, protesting teetossl
saloons Although ejehtoou out of twonty iea-
e&''oo ,'| ..; ~.
cone In ltis present church nave requested h1nl
to rcsigu llo fefuges to no, aud Boolns disposol
to lon. tl,s rnn.ter In tho courts.
TNentv-tiye yoarg ago, Wylio Williams the
IN ~ vo,,r,r non,ci, ,,,ar,cr sin, au, ,<,,1cd
tho manager OF an insano asylum in which ho
had beon confined. He woB tried and acuutted
-,
eanaa r1'n 1'ro";dt,," 1,,dan on,mitta W;ou,a
n 1ho Eastarn ronitont;.rv for aoro,L aor,n.,
u,,;I lfa fr{onia a,or11 mi f., lin o,,d ho h..
, 1875-10-02

VrcKsnrEd, Oct. 1.-Tho Cotton Exchange
formally opened to-day, and IL now ready for
busincas.
Tic Intor-Htato Convention ASSEMBLIES hero to-
morrow with full representation.
, 1875-10-02

Mr. WILLIAM r. ARCHER, Of rilio County,
rsmbor Of tho two Constitutional Conventions
Of t84a and 1870 in this State, llas writon
lottcr Oh the subject Of ''Tno Fosty-oight
bfuors," in tho course Of which In Rays:
IN conclusion, tae II that when tho Convention Of
1910 At1ke Of Tan euctar III ths EAto III lilo Int day
q April. 1873" it Intended Just such and n0nc
oshrr aud ta object, As HnLeEAtan. was 10 Fccur1
to th4t ca*a the elective franchise under tho Cnnstt-
tion Of lb71 ~ like nt1ncr they Ind enjoyed un-
df tho Constitution Of 1873, that only being hrlr Oh.
iett rs beleyc, thsTu hGa then praby thousands
of In tho st1e who mt Aatilsnli1eh in t1u
1s DAY Of April, 1918. md had not ccsi Ence, hut
xho lad vatcI far Years undrr tho roflFtutlnn Q!
1873 anti whom the Constitution Of !SV e"i not rru
# to d!sauchlac. II sa great mlaiorsane: ~ tay
tha least Of IT. Tho Convens:o In tho clort TO saso
ths father, should have lost tho aons.
All this Ia idle talk, and not at all IN tho inter-
est Of tho comparatively smnl[ nau,bor Of per-
eous concerned. II the "mtn0ra Of 48 D" relied
upou their condition to mako them voters III tiia
Stato, it MOULD not qualify thcln for holding
Office, ena they would DO ntions whouovot they
moved ont Of tho State. All thoY havo to do
otherwise is to tnko out their naturalization pr
psya, which make them citizens III Ilinuss mud
iii other States, aud gives them .all the priv
ucgcs OF citizona OF tue United Statea.
, 1875-09-18

merS iino l1nbeils, tr0 totlr0e fidStenfels.
Nib, ais er bic @eIhiGte pom loien Stein
erfnbr, Der aana feft i'm @etp6lbe iaB. ST
ibtpor auf b66it unhrifltfe Irt, bab er bic
Huge Glle niemals beiratben tperoe, tpenr er
ntft bret 9rDBere gfarren finben piiroe, mie
lie 1elblt uilb tire S1peftern. Damn mad)te
er fi6 auf Die 6eiie, I'M oiele gtarren gu
iuden.
90 traf ct bann auf Dem Seloe elm altes
Uliitterden, mel6eS umberlief unb Die Otiibe
I'M Sonnenl9ein i6pan9. ygSas tbun Ste
oenn pa, Wtaoame ?" fragte Der e%ritali1te
Sans. ySa, iaste Die alfe, mein Sorn if
bonn 8esen gan, naB seporben, uno i5 fange
Sonneni6ein nit meiner yta6tmiibe, Damit
| i'd eS trofnen fann". 60 iuht S9abi.fre.
Ipeftion Der Softer bon Hei1enoen al fiillen.
NlS CT nun gang n%erpuroert 1eineS ySe9s
peiter sos, fano Ell eiuen ipiirois ausiebenoer
Wfann, melfer etnen ltarfen 3meig Don einen
@tdbaum bnrt bas aornfelo 500. rg9as
mafit 0u ba ?" rief Sans. nSiebit Oh
Oas ritt ?" antportete Der Wfarn nit etnel
Grnfbaftisfeit, ipie @runt fe ansemenbet.
nm Oelano sur 8eitsnation gu iiberreben
ySiebt On Oas ntht? SD laiie Die oiebi
lpeh JNLuuel ltg uAI pttleH OluttY lteeltte w
ldon taft infer gauges Sorn anfgefreien Ia,
ben, uuo i6afte iie fort". n3auIeno nod
etnmal rief 9ans. ,9tarr, Nummer Smei J"
llno weiter gina CT ieines 8e9es, bis ct enos
lid eine alte 5rau fano, melfe iib abarbei
tete, nm ei:e Sub auf elmer Setter IN Dit
Sob iteisen gu laiien, pte 8ierrepont, be,
SnnoeS<anwalt, iebt ben niberlpdnitiger
ImeS antreiben min, ietne Yfliht gu thar
uno in Miiillippt 0tube su balten. u@aS
baben sic Dor, meiue @ndoige?" lagte SanS
luel6er seseu &9amen itetS bic 9oflt9feit
ieibit mar. Oie Ilte antportete: uSiebf
0u 9aS nidt, iuuser Nteni6 ? Sd treble
bic Sub bic Setter bi1auf, bamit ite auf Dem
Dad baS @raS frlBt, neil is mir neine
Wieie 3%ertrampelt." = 0a rief Sans aus /:
80 Siilmel, Starr Nlnttner bret! Wabrlid,
elm etllsiser Starr i'm eigeuen SauS 1T
better ais Elm 9utenb frember" Sprads,
febrte I'M unb beiratbete @lle, urb mad)te fie
gu einem ueritanbi9en 6rauenSimmer, ebe ie
itarb.
Die Inmenouns oieies Mdbrdeus 1T nitt
i1mer, uno bereit8 fart 9enng angebeutet.
User Die brittle Shmeter fem pirb, Die iiber
ben loien Stein Der @ontraftion ianumern
mirb, Der gar uidt los 1T, oh Seem Nprf etna,
bas piro Sans, Der gBdbler, balb erfabren.
Die entieblid vflnge @lie" unb ibre Samilie,
aber ipirflid fling 81 MAIDEN mirb tbm eirl
barteS Stiid Nrbeit foiten. 8enn mn ni6t
9lne friiber iterben uno oerberben, ebe oas
&unftitiid fertlg 9ebraht miro!
, 1875-09-18

ldattt ber Slteni9ets NIB Tetnitnft lett
obenaitf gefommeu ltno itno it9 Die ulll1n1z
ihrGnften Serrider Der Welt oiirfeu. Ottt
taidenlptelerbafter @ei9minoigfeit miirfelt
CT eire WilldersSnrD Snlammen, lobalb er
elmer lolden bebart ltnb jeoer gStrtb, Der eS
geipagt bat, gegen Die neutrality-suspicious.
Yeitirnmungen Der BoliSeiGtunbe unb oeS
Sonnta9SSman9S gu tcbierl, Iet e8 au6 nur
nm zines 0aareS Srette, Der miro obne
WimlpernSuden uerbonnert uro rlub bleden
ober ms @orreftlonSbauS 81 ben Sa9abunoen,
Str0lden lno Olrrel iuanoeru. Sin QSirtb
id)1naftet bereit5 bilter SGloB UNI 0fieael,
neil ibm burd) Htdter 0arbougb eine b0bere
@elbitrafe auferle9t marc, alS er Su beSablen
I'M Stanoe mar. Inberer martet plelletdt
b~aielbe 91idial. Sober Sag bringt neuc
Sennlciattonen urb t1eue VerurtbellunQe1l,
uno Der &aoi bat etnen 9uteu Utagen =
Pappetit Went en- mangeant. Suerlt otf+
ttrte ct ben Shladtopfern, Die linn porges
fiibrt muroen, mn Strafen Don 1926 uno
Soften, aber Jest beltebt eS ibm idon, bier
urtp oa bic 0oitS at p%erooppeln uro sl per-
oreifahen.
n@s lit eiite alte @eididte. Q9er Dem
Seufel elnen Singer reidt. Der lift bemielben
NIT Saut ntto Saaren nerfa1en. 90 gebt es
uIlp ptlt Sullt pult OttuJtYull lHtl utlll 2tlllz
perenSteufel, Der jeet bier in Detroit ietner
Soueniabbatb bait nrb 9~rinienb Der p%erliinf=
tlgen Utenldlenipelt tn'S Nn9eiidt biueir
bobnlaft. Gin gIeibneriides llno ibn,ad)=
poles Spioniripftem lift iiber Die gauge Stabt
perbreitet, l1ledte Subiefte tbun eeaen
Snoaslobn %bereitmtut9it @n9eberbienIte uno
Die YoIiSei lift Na9tS Der Dfiibe iiberboben,
Die offentlibe Si9erbeit 81 iibermafen, Sc.
ben unb Gtgentbum Der Siirger in Sdlls Al
nebmet, oenn Ger Spleeloienft ge9en Die
gSirtbe nlmmt ite 10 iebr in 4nIpruf, bat
talt allies lnoere sur Nebenia6e wtrb. I'm.
iere PoltSet lit sur SAiir3eu= nno Otufer,
garbe getporoen. @dnle lino Steb etnpfdtls
ben unb gSeibern Sbarmasel l~ieferr, uno
bic Sierbduier ifarf controllirerl, oaS ltno
iett tire Salptbeiddftisungen. User la9t
Do? Ste Itaduelt mirb Detroit IN ieiner
Mfuder>9lera auf cine ulb oieielbe 5tufe nit
Qbbera unb Srdbiuinfel itenen, pber meun
mir uts bieieS Sbtnoluberipiels nit uns
l4afS9ebulotg sefalen laiietl, obne Dian1 al
Wtann am Sttmnfalten oagegen gu proteitl>
rem, rn8 nod idltmmer frltiiiren uuo flaiit.
%ftctren. SaS Wtnderregintent bet unS lit
politdnbig gu elmer SfredenSberrifaft ae>
morben = iouen mir fein fill balte1t rno bas
i6lmpflihe Sod tragen? Sino mir unsrl=
rehnungsfdbige Sflapen, ODER frete Otan=
ner! llnier SAidlal liegt in uuierer et9enen
9anb."