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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03
NOTHING TO DO BUT no GO.

4 wANpEgrR I've been, and have travelled for
years,
by the stage coach, the steamboat, the train:
have known joyful meetings have shed parting
tears.
With friends might ne'er meet again.
And I've iearned--et my farewels DO joyous or
sad
No haste nor distraction to show;
But, with baggage prechecked and with passage
prepaid.
To have nothing to do but to 60
The loitcrer, when over the iron clad track
The train Il heard coming apace,
For his ticket will clamor aud urge for his check
In whirl OF impatient distress.
While others, more timeful, with undisturbed
mien,
Will composedly pace to and fro,
or, quietly seated, will wait for the train
With nothing to do but to 60.
OH thns-l have thought-whcn we're called to
depart
. FOR the land whence we never return.
MAY We feel we are fully prepared for the start
when the death sounding note we discern.
With our ticket secured and our cares all 1T rest
, NO disauietng thoughts may we know:
but Tranquility waiting, be found at the last
Win nothing 10 do but to 90.
--1honaas ID. James. in Presbyterian
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03
TIE BALLAD OF THE BELL
TOWER

Five years age I vowed to Heaven upon my fsl.
chon blade
To h..'a ne tower; and TO this hour my vow
hath not been paid.
"When from the eagles nest l snatched my
falcon hearted dove,
And In my breast shaped her nest, safe and
wsrm-lined with love,
mot all the bells in Christendom, if rung with
fervent might,
That happy day in Janglings gay had told my
joy Alright.
LAS up the aisle my bride led in that triumphant
hour
Iached to hear some wedding cheer clash from
the minister tower.
soul sware,
Come loss, come let, that would set church
bells ringing there
-. Before a twelvemonth. But we know what forays
famed the land
How seasons went, and wealth was spent and
all were weak OF hand.
And then the yearly harvest failed c.was when
my boy was born);
But could build while yassals filled my ears
with cries for corn!
Thereafter Mapped the heaviest woe, and none
could help save;
Nor was there bell to toll q knell above my
Hertha's grave.
.'Ah had held my vow supreme all hindrance
Maybe these woes-God knows God knowsi-
had never crushed my soul
"Ev'n now We beg that give DER; ye say the
OF water fails in lowland vaes, and mountain
springs are dry.
Here be the quarried stones Eye grant), skilled
craftsmen come at call;
But with no more Of water-store how can we
build the wally
may, listen Last years vintage crowds our
cellars, tun on tun;
With wealth Of wine for yours and mine, dare
the work go uudone!
"Quick! bring them forth, these mighty butts !;
let none be elsewhere sold,
And will pay this very day their utmost worth
in gold.
That 40 the mortar that dement's each stone
within The shrine,
For her dear sake whom God did take, may all
be mixed with wine"
Twas thus the Baron built his tower; and as the
A fragrance rare bewitched the air whene' er they
rang the bells.
A merrier music tinkled down when harvest days
were LONG.
They seemed 10 chime u. vintage time catch of
vintage song;
And whrr the watts were foamed with must, if any
ioitered near
The minister tower, at yesper hour, above him he
would hear
Tingl ngs. as Of subsdng trills athwart the pur-
pie gloom,
And every draught of air he quafed would taste
OF vineyard bloom
--Na,ga'etJ j. Preston, in LiPp ncofs Magazine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03
THE CONDUCTOR.

When | was school hoy and used to
go to London for the holidays, among my
most pleasing recollections on my return
40 Mr. Tawse's academy were the cries OF
the omnibus conductor. With two forms
piled one on the other, sympathiZing
school fellow perched at one end as driv-
er, it was my delight to hang on to the
extreme end and act the lead" with
greater tiuency than accuracy, and ignor-
ing strict Typographical unities. ] would
rattle out long list of destinations in the
most approved sing song. l would run
in" imaginary old ladies, and defraud
equally unsubstantial stout old gentlemen
out of their change. l would exchange
gay chat with rivals, and hurl satirical
remarks at visionary policemen.
1t was not, however, my early inclina-
tioLS that led me into the path OF life at
present follow, but rather hard necessity
the inability to earn my living in any
other way. | am an unfortunate person.
| am sober and industrious, and possessed
of some little ability; but everything has
gone wrong with me, and l cant help
thinking that | have been the victim OF
some litile persecution. mace an enemy
in early life, and can trace the effects OF
his sinister influence at every step OF my
career
My boyhood's home was comfortable
and genteel. My mother was widow
with a sufficient income. / was an only
son, with but one sister who was five or
SIX years older than myself. | was the
spoilt child of the establishment. AT
fourteen | was a merry mlschief-loving
boy, somewhat OF nuisance, Garesay,
to my elders, but thoroughly happy and
sell satisfied. Then an evil influence APP
peared upon the scene-a stout ponder
Gus man, dressed in black, with ilabby
pendulous cheeks, and eyes sunken but
bright like "a pigs | hated him from the
hrst, and lie returned my aversion with
Interest. He concealed his sentiments,
however, till he had fairly established his
footing in our family. When | heard
that he was to marry my sister Caroline,
my rage and Indignation knew no
bounds. | abused him trighhully. dis
graeed myself, | daresay; but still, al
though the manner might be objection
able, The matter was true enough. He
was beast, and his name was Baker.
lie was in the drug trade, believe, and
struggling man at that time. He had q
family, too, Being widower My sister
taroline's portion set him up in busi-
ness for himself, in which he afterwards
amasSed a considerable fortune His cid
est boy came 10 see us once, and thrashed
ann one day soundly. He was "a spite
iul sneak, and | got into nice trouble
through him, whilst he never iorgave
me that thrashing-neither he nor his
father
Every body. however, cried shame uprI
me Tor my conduct in re~poct To Carry.
engagement; for people hadn't found him
out a | had. When he nearly broke hi:
neck over cord | had slyiy stretched
across The garden path, and / avowed ans
gioried In The diced, il was generally saiC
that | ought 10 hare been semitic prison
Instead Of that, however, my mother con
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03
A Rhode Island Clam.

THE Providence Press describes an ex-
citing adventure thus: "A clam of the
large, hard shell species taken at the
beach, with grip like vice, had been
left lying loose, and had opened its mouth
wide for breath OF air and gone TO sleep
with it open, when grimalkin CHANGED
to pass that way, and, inhaling the scent
of the delicious mOrsel, forthwith COM
menced search, which revealed the
whereabouts of the bivalvc. Pussy was
bound 10 possess the clam. Cautiously,
yet earnestly she went To work First
she walked round and round it, cycling it
on every side. Then she poked it with
her paw, turning it round and round.
The clam by this time had got its eyes
open. It's curiosity was aroused to see
what the cat would do. Next pussy tried
to insert its nose between the shells. The
clam knew she couldn't do it, and he lay
there and laughed in his sleeve. Mex,
pussy inserted one Of her paws between
the shells and rapidly Withdrew it. watch.
ing its effect on the objective point. rot
a muscle, however, did his clamship
move, not SO much as an eye.wiDker.
Embroidered by this, puss put her paws
full upon the coveted carcass of the BIZ
valve. The latter winked with one eve,
as much as 10 say, Now, old lady, I've
got you" and, bringing those two Jaws
of his together with snap, held thatca
paw with grip that filled her with AS
constituent. First came spit, then "A
prolonged yell, then spit and yell, alter.
nately. and a series OF gyrations that would
have done honor TO a circus performer.
She snakcd tina, clam all over the yard, up
against doorstep, between two fence
pickcts and over stone wall. But the
| CLAN meant business, and wouldn't let
80. Finally theories and antics o. tile poor
creature brought two men 10 fGe scene,
! and by their united efforts the grip of the
clam was loosened and puss released.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03
Dull Prayer.Meetings.

THE Eraminer and Chronicle has the
following TO say In regard To what will
make prayer meetings interesting:
In fact, the whole secret OF making the
prayer-meeting delight, instead Of the
WEAKNESS to flesh and spirit II so often
proves, is for each one, before going, to
make special preparation Of heart and
mind to engage in its various exercises.
Every one may not be able to speak or
pray in public, but the humblest and most
timid can, before going to the place OF
prayer, ask the divine blessing upon the
meeting. Suppose that such were the
universal practice; can 1t be doubted that
the tone of the meetings would be far
higher and sweeter than they generally
are? Would they not begin with greater
warmth and spirit II not unfrequently
takes full third, or under "A fOrma! and
uninspiring lead, half Of the time, to get
the meeting started In earnest. How
much better is the meeting that moves
smoothly and briskly from the startl We
have heard of good Old minister who
used to say that when preaching It took
him about an hour to get warmed up to
his subject II Is often just so with the
prayer meeting, and seldom fails to be so
under an unsuggestive and dull opening
that the wcarisome waiting comes, and the
stale pla,itudc with which prayer meeting
exercises abound-the pinchbeck substi-
tulcs for genuine thought and feeling.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03

SIRoGG feelings often eyapora'c in
words Strong expressions about self
sacrifice or selfdenial, about life sus-
tanned high above the world, often satisfy
the heart and prevent 1t from rising 70 the
grace talked about; whereas Christianity
is not ii Creed but Life, and men who
listen to II preacher only to find an intel
lcctual amusement or pictures of an ideal
existence. are not thereby advanced one
step nearer 20 the high life Of Christian.
II. w. ieo1ertson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03

Dip you ever think how every part OF
your house can remind you of the great
truths which Jesus Christ taught about
Himselfy The corner stone says: 'Christ
is the Corner stone; - the door, II am the
Door, the burning candle, "Christ is
the Light Of the world" You look out
of The window, and the sight OF the starry
sky bids you turn your eyes to " the bright
and Morning Star The rising sun
speaks Of the Sun Of Righteousness, with
healing in His wings" The loaf on your
table whispers Of the dread OF lite and
the water which quenches your thirst, Il
am the water of life" When you lie down
you think Of Him who had not where to
lay His head; and when you get up you
rejoice in that He is . the resurrection
and the life. "--Chuych Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03

OBLIGATION 10 God imparts zcst to life,
by giving TO our actions higher import,
and, when tuey are right, more con
sciously elevated spirit. The most serene,
the most truly God.like enjoyment open
to man il that which he receives IN the
testimony that he pleases God and the
moral scifapproba;ion Of his own mind.
U0race BasintH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03

THE blossom cannot tell what becomes
of It's odor, and no man can tell what be-
comes of his influence and example, that
roll away from him and go beyond his
ken on their mission.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03

GENERALLY fond of lick 'er-Wiie-
bcaters.-N. i. Gem. Ad0ertjser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

Sprade werben seipro9en. Oas 2an6,
bas cine sroBe Nnsabl Giienbabuen bsiist,
lit aferbautrsibsnb uno inSuitrieQ. Seine
Manufacturer iiub sablrei9. Mande isis
ner Grobufte seben mad @merifa uno ia:
ben ibren Plab in ser Nusitelluns, beion.
bers Stolen unb Sanbi6ube, weIde grtitel
einen curopdii3en Guf erlarst baben.
@emdB benz off;ieuen Seri9t Der Sans
Oelsfammer, probu;irt bieier feline Staat
idbrlt9 600 Wiuionen Bfuro Gobeilen II.
$500 Miuionen Pfuno Grs.
Der 60nig uon 0ollanb, 0ro6bersos
pom 9uremburg, ianOte mad Ybi!uOelpbia
ais Sele9at, UNI Oas @roB6erSo9tbum gu
reprdisntiren, Serrn 6rancis Berger, oeiIel
Bib mir beute brinsen. (S,Igt oas 9ors
trait), oecorirt nit ben Sroeu Sranfrei9s,
Selsiens unb ieines eissnen 0anOss, bat
osl Namen zines Der actiuitsn uno idbil>
item Wtitslieoer Der ~2uremburser Stdnpes
TANNER 81 iein. S5m ucrbantt bas
9roBberSogtbum Die @riinbung elmer Nas
tional gant nit eiuem GapitaIe BON 80
Miaionen 6rantsn, Die gtoter auf ben
Grdssr ausitsQt. gs lit pon ibm, baB elmer
ieiner Mitbiirser iast: vSsrr Berger pirb
ME elm Utiqlondr weroen, benn erleibet am
Gbrlidfeitsmabniinn (mania of honestly.
Den 9rli9teitswa II bas
lit cine ausiase, Die Elm treifenoes 9i9t auf
ben Gbaracter eieles Utannes wirft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
@efsifG-S

Mm Sountas ben 16. auguit ma9=
ten bic Mitslieoer Der gruberi9ait Der pr.
Barbara 81 aaiiosne, einen 9ittsans mad
Der gu Gbren bon Notre Dame pon Qourbes
er6uuten Sapeue gu Seweue. Der Oe1ant
bon 9taiiosne fibrte Die Yro,eiiion.
Im %. glusuit fam Su Giuerssbepants
Srpal Der &uti9er bes @raien pom Qsen,
ais er bic 8ferbe anbaltsn wolte, unter
bieielben uno elm Sufidlas ssri9mettsrte
Dem llnslidIi3en BEN S9doel, baB er auf
Der Winute itarb.
Ole @emeinoe ImbIp erbielt
elm Subibium uon 1910 ST. gum 9au bes
8eses, Der mad Der StraBe pom 9taiIosne
6orriereS fibrt.
SoIaenbe StaatsunterfIiz
,ungen purben beuiuist: CUR M5blis
rilng Der &ir9e Getturee ST.. 735. so; gum
Sau ber Stride uon 6lorsnpiIe ST.. 1902
so; our &eitauration Der Stride non Bars
uaur 6r. 5,27S; gum Bau Der 6irte uon
Our Sr. 1928; Der &ir9s pom Puiez
mango ST. 1928; our Ausitattuns Der
Rirde BON Serismenil 6r. 544 gum Dait
bes Sburmss 81 Srepneur ST. 2 3s2 gum
Sau Der &irde BON SIamierse ST. 8, l73;
gum gau Der ct. Soiepbs &apeae gu Warz
flip ST. $500; gum gau bes 8~farrbauies
BON Saursles: &oiieres Sr. 7l9; gum Bau
Der Stride uon Mosimsnt Sr. 5,3l6; gum
Sau bss EfarrbaIies gu Iesaueuile 81.
1000; gum gau Der Rapeue gu gbamz
plons6amsnne ST. 5000; Der Stride DON
Sicils SaIm ST. $50; gum Heubau bes
Sburmes Der &ir9e su Selanse ST.. 949
unb gum gau Der Rir9s Don @ieismba9
Sr. 2,342.5O.
Wie 10 If aus Der 9iife Der am fleinen
Seminar Su gaitna9 ertbeiIten Brsiie ie=
ben, belu9en siemIi9 piele S6iler aus
benz @rcBbe,o9tbum bieie aussesei9nete
glRltalt.
gu SaurpiIIsrs miro Elm llnters
poitamt erridtet.
Serr u. 9enneaur lit gum Sd0fs
fen uon Sesqueuiue srrannt uorben.
Im "a. Musult itarb su @rai6e Serr
stnor6, ebemaIiser. Yfarrer uon gorbion.
ueber lie Grnote i1reibt elm Gor=
Respondent bon Msar9es Der vVoix du
Luxembourg"
gln ben lliern Der Surtbe iinb mir mittem
in Der grnte brin. tleberau fdut Der Spels,
Der &ossen unb Der 9afer unter Der Senie.
Su ben Guooen, 40 man belonbers bic
Si9sl brau9t, arbeiten Die Mdbsr BET
Na9t, ba es mn Gage gu beiB lit. @dbs
rsno bic srite &lses unS g,rasmabt gut mar,
miro Der Srodenbeit pegen, aus Der ;weiten
gar Hi9ts. Mit benz Spels uno &os9en
lit man iebr suirieoen. Sabinsessn IdBt
Der Safer uiel gu winideu. gu i9nea
sewa9ien, lit berielbe AZ frib sereiit umb
bat tursss Strob. = @ir leioeu bier uiels
lsi9t mebr ais ionituo Sur9 Die sroBe Site
Der Sunpstase. lleberau auf ben SOben
iinb bic Drummer troden uno man muB
@aisr fur Sieb uno Meniben aus ben
SIiisn beifabren. SAT- ale Surtben in
Der Surtbe iiub troten. Oas Sieb fdlt
I'M Sreiie aus Suttermansel. Oas Serns
obit lit ni9t seratben, aud bic Sirnem finS
sefeblt uno bic Iepf4, bic gut an9eidlasen,
falsn pon ben 9dumen. Wenn Der Nesen
gu LANCE ausbIeibt, fir3tet man fir be
&artOiieln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

elm SSaetum. Mber baB Elm Wfetbobiiten
prebiser oter ionit Sectirer Seaiel austreis
ben Tonne, bas 1T mebr als Sweifelbaft,
iintemal elm Teufel ben anbern i9werli9
austreibt. 60 s~peifelte benn aud NIT
&e9t elmer Der SubOrer ienes Metbobiifen,
baB berielte einen Satan austreiben tonne,
bate aber bic Ere9beit, bieien ieinen 3uei'
fel laut werben gu laiien unb Dem &ebner
auf Der 8an,el susurnfen, baB er wenisitens
feinen Seufel austreiben tonne. Der
9rebi9er belt NIT Gntrii ltuns cine @eile
inne, firirte NIT Wet5ooiitenau9en ben
fiibnen Mann uno fubr bann fort su pre-
bigen.
Der Serl I'M &ir9eniit IieB ii9 absr
ni9t ire MAIDEN uno i6rie slei9 barauf
ben grebiser pieSerboIt an, 6ab CT prebi:
gen mOse, 10 uiel ct wole, baB er aber bens
nod feinen Teufel austreiben fOnne; er
forbere i'm bsraus, 10 mas gu probiren &c
&C. Sett murbs Der Mstbooiitenapoitel
wiitbenb, Lief pom Der San,el berab auf ben
Mann AT unb i9rie: sd Mil nun ben
Ssufel austreiben!" ST faBte AUDI wirtlid
ben &srl Bel Der @ursel, Sos i'm trob ales
Strdubens BON Der guBbant our &ir9tbir
unb i9mib i'm gum Eempel 'naus, baB es
fra1te. Damn febrte Der Yrebieer nit
triumpbirenber Miene wisber surid, Der
@emeinbe surufenb: vSebt i'd babe sinen
Seufel aussetrieben !-Wer miro aIio nod
sweifeIn, baB Metbo ,iienapoitsl audi Ssus
fel aust,eiben fSnnen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

0ereiuiste Staaten.

ssrauf 0eslie's Illustrated Newspaper,
has in New Oort srideint, brinst in isinsr
go. pom Is. September folaenoen Wrtitel
absr Die 9ursmburssr @%asteaans uno sibt
,uslsi6 ein woblsetrofsnss Yortrait ees
Ssrrn Sran, Berger, bes !ursmbursiidsn
6ommiEars. @ir iibsrisssn aus benz
@nsIiider:
Das Sro66npst6um Snssmbnrs anf Der
96ilaSefp6ia Centennial gAnsasanns.
@ud bic tlsinern Staaten Guropas baben
Ii5 enti6lo6sn Die ausltsuuns su.beididsn.
Inter tenlelbsn 1T 9urembnrs, bas bur9
ben Qonboner Sertras pom IL. Wai 1867
neutral erflart waro unb unter Der Sberbo'
belt Sss Sauiss Oranien 9faiiau itebt.
Ole SeuSlteruns sdbIt 100000 ginpob'
mer oas iabrli6s Budget bstrdst 7 ,ooo. ooO
Sranten; bic grmee beitebt aus einsm
9ataiuone; StaatS: 0telision 1T bic rOmild
fatbolii9e unb bic bsuti9s unS frauSOll3'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
Saar, NoieI, GifeI Mno CumSs
rii6eu.

Sn Ser Srierer Stabtperorbneteas
~uerlammluns am l6. B. Wf. wuroe bei1lof
len, oaB Oerienise, Der suerl It Die Gaution
Iiefsrt unb Die SeoirsunSen erfiut, Die grs
laubniB gum gau elmer Yferpebabn in oer
Staot Srier erbaltsn ioa.
Yei s d srbislt Der S9ifer s.
Serben aui ieinem S9iiie am &uoer itebenb
einen S9lasfluB II. mar plosli3 cine Sei4e.
OieGobIenssr baben vSt. Seban"
ni3t ssisisrt. Die Staotudter sinsen sar
Sasssorbnums iiber.
aud bic gifel fol- ibren Sbeil an
Der &aiierslots babsn. Meiiter 9amm
aus SranfentbaI mar in Gau mnb beiteute
Sl0ppel SO. 8, int @ewi9te BON $50 1iz
loaramm, bel benz bortisen Sammermerfe
Der Serren YOnsseu IL 3Guer, weI9e bens
ieIben in bsitem sei3mieoetem eifler 9olss
fobleneilsn beritelen weroen. Wenn Nls
les tlappt, bann fSnnsn bic Gifler nod bic
Con anssbsnoen Qeute fir &6ln werben.-
Sa rpeHn!!
Qus Saarbrlden j4reibt elm gors
Respondent untsr benz l3ten Dor. Monats:
Sn Solse Der u i9on lett pielen @o4eu
bausrnSen sliibenben Sonnenbiee bieten
@drten uno Telber elm Bib bes Sammers,
4lss psrborrt unb itirbt ab. Die Sdume
| ~unisrcr Tromeuaoeu eutbldttern ii9 wie inn
Serbite, Die Wieienild9en isben ME abses
brannt aus, bic Saar uno Wloiel baben es
men 10 nieberen Wuheritanb errei4t, wie
i9on LANCE ni9t msbr. Die Seitenbd@e
iinb fait gang psriisst unS ,ablrei4e Wfibs
len tonnen wessn MaHsel an Waier ni&t
msbr mablsn Sn peri4ieosnsn Orti4afs
ten weroen bic gmnnsn unter Veri4luB
aebalten unb ieosm @inwobner nur EN- be,
himmtes S,uantum Grinfwaier susetbeilt.
aus Srier melbet man Mitte Nas
quit: Der @aNeritanb Der Moiel 1T ber=
art tisf ~ssiunten. baB breite llfs,ltreden
troden selest, an pieIsn Steaen mailsnbaft
9laen, WailerpNansen, Waileri9nsden u.
Sii6brut abssitorben fno nno einen ublen
@eru5 psrbreiten. Comic 81 Nnfan9 oies
les Sabres bic Wtoisl mebrere Ufonate bins
Sur3 sinen unsslpSBnIi9 boben Waher;
itanb bate, 10 i9eint ie ebenmdBi9 bieler
CONNER monatslans eiusn auBersew0bn
lid uiebrisen Stano b~ebanpten gu pollen
5wii6en SamalS uno iett pariirt bic 90bt
Sss @aIeripiessIs I'M l5-l6 6uB!,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
airdlids nsuigAsitsu.
Snlano.

Sic Steucrircibeit bes &ir3en:Gis
aemtb II III 9 1T in einem pOn &i9ter Sol:
ger im glppeuationsseridtsbofe in Nsm
Oort absesebsnsn @uta9ten beitatist wors
BEN. Oie Church ofthe Holy S%epulchre",
welder Stride Der Paitor $. Guttle Smitb
porItsbt, mar in Der Stsusrumlase fir bic
Yaaiteruns Der "a. StraBe nit inbesriien
worben, unb 9err elliot Sanbfort, Der
GnwaIt Der Stride, beitritt, baB bic Stabt
befuat iei, bic Rir9e su bsiteuern. Gidter
Qaprence srlieB aud einen Vefebl, bic
Steuerumlase bel Seite gu iesen. Oieic
pom Hidter Qawrence in einem SpeciaIters
min Der vSupreme @ourt" absesebene
gntideibung wurbe i'm @ensralternlin uln'
oeitoken, unb sessn bieie Iettere gnti9eis
Suna Isate tie Stride i'm appeaationsses
ridt Der b09itsn Snitan3 bes Staates, Ses
rufana elm. Oas lettsre @eridt bat nun
Midtsr Qawrencs's gntldeiouns bsltdtist.
en- ieinsr gnti9sibuns fibrt &i9ter 6ols
osr an. bab bic Stabt nidt bswcilen Tonne,
Bah bas in Srase itsbenbe &ir9sneisen:
tbum ,ur Salits ieines Wsrtbes absel3ast
morbeH lei. NuBerbsm babe bic 9esislatur
Ser Stabt nidt bic gefusnib ertbeilt, vi
oentbum. ME bas in Srase itebenos, Su be-
i@teuern. SIS lei biss Elm Iesislatipsr casus
omissus, unb 70 LANCE berielbe beltebe',
fSuue in SaQeu, ,pie Der bea%nitanSete, BIZ
Stabt bas Ne6t Der Seiteueruns ni9t aus
iiben. Weit glusuabme Der Hi9tsr Napal'
10 unb @mbrews sab bas sanSe Nl9tercol'
Ieaium bislem @uta9tem feline !3nltln''
mun9.
Nusbreitnna bes &atboli,ismils.- So
.0oIpitGler uno 22O glnltalten fur perl9Ie