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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1876.

ct Cincinnati who understands the Southern
question is my candidate for the presi-
dency, and if don't get whom 1 want
shall have taught the people of the country
and the press of Boston . lesson. Ap-
plause
William Lloyd Garrison was then intro
duced and warmly greeted. He returned
thanks for the kind remarks of Mr. Phillips,
and was thankful to God for being permit
ted to live to see the end of slavery. With
out being in the mood to return compli-
ments, he felt compelled to say that no one
was . harder worker than he in the anti
slavery cause. He was glad of the forms
Mr.. Phillips r. marka, and said there was
no more vital question in the country than
the rights of the cOlOred men. The South
wished to d0mineer and subjugate the col
ored people. They want to deprive them
of citizenship, drive them to the wall and
make serfs OF them. He regretted that he
observed lack of the Importance of the
Southern question in the country, and re-
ferred TO the gush of rebels in Boston on
the seventeenth Of June last, when the lat
ter walked through our streets with heads
erect as if they had done nothing worthy of
censure.
If all the colored men in the South were
to vote he felt sure all the old slavehOlding
States would vote in the coming election
for the Democratic candidate for the PIesi-
denoy. He did not believe Blaine, Morton
nor Bristow could be elected, and was
afraid the country was going to be delivered
over to the South. We have to 60 through
hardships, and it may be a baptism of fire,
and the 1utuIe has dark outlook. The
fault is with our system of government,
which allows Alabama and Georgia to rule
on their own soil. The change, however,
which has taken place is cause for great
thankfulness, and the prejudice is dying
and the colored man is rising more and
more. Ali these things are the indication
of Q great revolution which, OF course, We
can not live to see. In conclusion, Mr.. Gar
risOn hoped the club would succeed, that
its members would stand together, and 60
forward helping on the great work of hu-
manity. He also expressed the hope that
the Northern States would manage to keep
the government out of the hands of the
South, and that his fears would prove
gr0undless.
1t will be seen from all this that while
New England comes to the front on tae
issue of reform that she is preparing at the
same time to renew the battle of Southern
reconstruction on different line of opera
tions from the policy of q congressional
protectorste over the emancipated race.
Education and financial capital will now
join forces to finish the work of emancipa-
ton. The New England schOolhouse and
the New England dollar when welded by
New England enterprise are mighty forces.
These forces viii. soon converge on the
South and inaugurate the era OF educa-
tional and material reconstruction of the
late slave States of the American Union.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
Cheap TeleGraphing.

General Eckert yesterday announced a
reduction in telegraphic rates from Cincin-
natl to New York and all points in the
country east of the Missouri to twenty
five cents for q single message, with pro-
portionate reductions for the press. To
the thousands Of Republicans who will
be in Cincinnati next week this is q
great economy, and to the press OF
the country it is genuine and substantial
service. It is reported that thus far Gen
eral Eckert has found his account in the
various reductions; and the public, which in
these pinching times wants to see the cost
of telegraphing brought to hardpan as soon
as possible, will sincerely hope that he has.
Does Mr.. OrtOn mean that General Eckert
shall constantly take the lead of him
Does he wish to serve notice upon the
in rates. save where his alert rival pitch
forks him into it? Here is dispatch to
the Chicsgo Tribune from Peoria, Illinois,
giving an account of public meeting
to protest against the fact that since
the Atlantic and Pacific lines do not reach
Peoria-the Western Union will give them
no advantage from recent reductions.
Thereup0n they decide to make final ap-
peal to the Western Union, and, in case
for building branch line to the nearest At
lantic and Pacific station, forty.six miles dis
tant. The Western Union will not be wise to
encourage this sort of thing. The building Of
telegraph lines is just now cheap affair.
At the very outside it can not cost over $10O
. mile. With that fact staring them in the
face, it is idle for the Western Union peo-
pie to imagine that they can keep up op.
pressive rates of telegraphing at every
point which their rivals have not tapped.
Grudging concessions to the pub.
lie gain no good will. If Mr.. Or
ton wants to make himself and his com
pany popular, let him treat everybody
alike. Fair play and no favor is the sound
est rule in business, and the lowest price to
the greatest number is the thing which
nowadays is going to win public good will
The press and all business men have com.
mon interest in this, and they constitute 9
public we'll worthy of Mr.. Orton's consid
eration.-Ne,c York Tribune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
WASHINGTON.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
WASHINGTON, June 8-Msjor C. A.
ReynOlde, quartermaster, has been relieved
of duty in the Department of the South.
Not Geisg to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Blaine has no idea of going to Gin.
cinnati.
Investigations.
In the Sub-Judiciary Committee Green
testified that in conversation between him
self and Stewart, in regard to bringing .
suit, Green alluded to some difficulty about
Blaine's mar e, it appearing Stewart did not
say that j. G. Blaine was or was not mixed
up in it. Witness spoke of the person -
Speaker Blaine. Stewart used the name of
Hon. James G.. Blaine or James Blaine.
This is in regard to the $3.50, 900 bonds dis
tributed by j. B. Stewart.
This is the Stewart who was in custody OF
the House, under arrest for contempt dur
ing the Credit Mobiler investigation.
Secretary Cameron.
The Secretary Of War has gone to Har-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
THE WAR PATH.
Killlps Of q Hostile Chieftain.

WASHINGTON, june s. Indian Agent
John P. Clum. from Chereckshan agency.
June S, says Eskirega, the notorious leader
Of the hostile Indians, was killed by his son
Cochise. Peaceful removal or war will be
the result of our negotiations this week.
Terry,s Fight.
CHEYENNE, w. T., june Sit is reported
that General Terry attacked the main body
of Indiane, and the fight lasted all day. No
details received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
THE TURF.



PHILADELPHIA, June Sin the $4,000 race
for the 2:24 class, Joe Brown won after four
heats had been trotted; Susie second. Annie
Collins third. Time-2:24h, 2:23. 2:2l, 2::2222
In the 2:28 class, purse $1,000, Slow Go
won in three straight heats; White Cloud
second. LambertsOn third. Time-2::22A,
22:25, 2:25.
In the 2:3O class, purse $1,000, Blue Marc
took third, fourth and fifth heats; General
Tweed second. Maxwell first. Time
2:7h, 2:26le, 2::29lA, 2:27, 2:33.
In the 240 class, purse $1,000, Tr
won in three straight heats; McAllister &c /
ond; Prize third. Time-2:30a4, 2:33, q:
The Jereme Park Races.
NEW YORK, June 8.-The Neveri. ,
stakes, for two year olds, half mile, wey 4
won by Idalia; Hibernia second, Zoozoo
third. Time-49h.
Second race-Mile heats Freebooter
lO0llTuUuD on IoUBIU PA0ni
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
Board of School Directors.

TIE following is a correct list of the visit
ing committees for June:
First District-Messrs. Tracy, Lynch and
Stamps.
Second District-Messrs. NAPLES, Rey and
Glaudin.
Third District-Messrs. Walker and Hart
zell.
Fourth District-Messrs. Marks and
Heath
Fifth District-NIr. MasicOt.
Sixth District-Messrs. LOngstreet and
Trevigne.
Seventh District-Mr Bourges.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09

The thermometer ct Louis Frigerios, No.
50 Chartres street, stood a. follows, june 8:
At 8 A. NJ, 800; At 2 P. NJ, S6o; at 6 P. NJ,
$50. Lowest point during the night Of June
7, 72o. Rain ut $50 P. NJ, June 8, six-
tenths of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09

Grand opening of Grand Hotel, at Point
Clear on June |.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09

The Secretary Of War has gone to Hsr-
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of the following officers:
President-GeorRe L. Rufin.
Vice presidents-Richard 8. Brown, Ed
win q. Walker, William Wells Brown.
Treasurer-William H. Dupree.
Corresponding secretary James M'
Trotter.
Execntiye committee-Chsrles L. Mitch.
ell chsirmsn; John j. Smith, Wendell r.
Coburn. Horace j. Gray, Peter 81. Mott.
Robert Morris, Lewis Hayden, Elijah w.
Smith, William w. LRwten, George W..
The club selected last evening - the oc-
casion for rendering . complimentary dln.
ner to Wendell Phillips and William LLOYD
Garrison, a. marking the Inauguration OF
the association, and both an agreesole ana a:
oers and most of the members were present,
and after social half hours conversation
the distinguished guests were escorted 10
the dining hall. The president, Mr.: Rnftin,
rat at the head of the table, with Mr. Phll-
lips on his right hand and Mr.. Garrison on
his left. Vice President Richard 8. Brown
occupying the opposite end Of the table.
After the dinner had been partaken OF the
club was called to order by the president.
REMARKS OF GEORGE L. RUFFIN.
This association is called tho Wendall
Phillips Club. Our purpose is moral, polit-
cal, social and industrial improvement.
We have adopted this name, partly because
Of the sug9estiveness of the title, and part
" in honor of tho gentleman who bears it.
And when We say We have chosen it be-
cause of lts sugge estiveness, We do not refer
only to the lsbors of that gentleman in be-
half of the freedom of the American slave;
that immortal honor ID shared BY tho Amer
icsn sbolitioniss, ct the head OF whom
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09


Baptist did, but the final point that struck
twelve in the history of the nation, that an
nounoed the new enterprise to which ell
others were to bend a. the sheaves did to
Joseph in the dreams.
Mr.. Phillips then sketched the change in
the condition of the colored race during the
past half century, and spoke of the import
ance of the Southern question.
The colored race of America are in the
van of intelligence and education, and the
eyes of the world are on them. The blacks
Of Brazil will follow in the van. The COL
orod race in the South have worked, been
thrifty and laid up money. They have
shown another thing, and that is they have
stood by each other. He thanked God that
the Southern blacks were manageable by
the whites, because that was their proper
position, and good would come out of it.
You have got to that point in your race
where you have tools. but you must know
how to use them. 1t is very hard to get
recognition in this world; the ranks are full,
and, - Daniel Webster says, there 10 No
room except on top. If the colored man
means to enter this arena, winning hia
thorough in his scholarship. In this present
transition state today, what does it mean
BY standing by ono another The press Of
Mass achusetts had deserted you, and the
press of New York is the private property
of wealthy men, and you can not expect
them to recognize your troubles. The elec-
ton of Brist0w means ten per cent more in
these gentlemsn's pockets, and they don't
want to recognize this question again; they
want it crushed out. But the very mention
of Blaine's name draws out the devil and
develops the very antagonism already al
luded to. Without talking party, zee that
your representative il right on the South
ern question. Without telling you who you
should vote for for President, will say
that Senator Merton was IN exact copy Of
our Governor Andrew; he was the John A
Androv of tho West. He understood the
Southern question, and his brains were
shown in tho Ku-Klux legislation. Tho man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
@tSeonFn.

Das fr.lbere bombenfefe bsmo:
tratiide M,Iuautee, bat ii9 bel Der bless
idbrisen @abl gang auf bic republitanii9e
Seite seneist. l1ufdbisteit Der Manaser,
iast Der vSssbote" 1T bic S9uIb, unb bas
vfrumme S@napsselb" bat seboIfen, fl:
gen mir bin3u.
Sn Neobo trus fi3 am Is. Rouems
Der Radmittass elm boppeltes llnslid su.
ST. Gbaiie bei4dftiste id NIT 9OIsfubren,
cine Meile OtIi3 pon ReOibo burd 3ufau
flies elm Stab auf einen Stumpen, unb be-
fiir6tenb, baB Der @asen umitirse, iprans
CT non bemielben elm Stid SoIs rutidte
mad uno i6lus inn pas linte gein am
S9enfeI entswei. Sobn Yotnan war iOs
9Iei9 bel Der 9arb, nabm bieieIben gferoe
unb elite mad 9artforb, UNI eiusn 9rst
berbeiSuboIen. Oils bieier ansetommen,
braudte er gaumpole, un6 ba feline on
9auo mar. elite 6rau gotnau nit ibrer
Wasb unb einem fleiren &inbe nit benz
6ubrwert mad Neoibo, Inn ielbe gu ~tuufen.
Veim 3uridfabren sinsen bic Yferbe bur9,
5rau pttnun ftirste aus benz @asen unb
wurbe i4redIi9 am aopf unb ansefi9t
perlest. Maso unb ains tamen unuer.
leet bapon. Sie Yferbe wurbsn p Wssi.
len OitIi4 uOn Neoibo uufsefansen. Die
gerunsIidten werben wobI uuf LANCE 3sit
bas geit nidt uerIanen tOnnen.
am Is. 3. M. wurbs bic sroBe edge
unb 9obelmibIe Der 0eeb 9umber So. in
garnum, aoams County, pom elmer 5sus
ersbrunit uolitdnbis s~erit0rt. Der gsrs
luit betrdst $50, 900, Die gerii9sruns
S25 900. 0as 5euer lit uon einem Srans
,Oien, einen frRbersn 9lrbsitsr Der Mible,
selest woroen. Der Sranbitifter 1T pers
baftet.
gu Sibtoba B am IA. Nouember u.
Gunner BON Utica iein Sriibitif i'm 0ins
neba9o Sotel, ais er plosli9 obnmd9tis
IN ben Ssnel fiel unS tur3 o%arauf ueri9isb.
Sn Sibtoib wurbe Der Democrat 8.
aral, Elm rubiser beutider Mann, burd
ben 1epublifaner 2uQ an Is. b. SO eri9oi.
fen. 9a Der Morb in 5oIse politii4er
Mufresuns obne Prouocation srfolste, 70
Siebt aua, Der elm wobIbabsnbsr bod benz
Grunt erssbsner Mann 1T, Dor, i'm @ss
fdnsniB gu blsiben, ba er spndredt far9tet.
gu MiltOn 1T bieier Gage cine 5rau
Wbeeler I'M aIter uOn lol Sabrsn ssitors
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
S6ubaoa.

lleber ben S9utsol f9reibt Souls 81.
mpnin in ieiner a~bbanbIuns ibsr bic
8eltausiteQuns: r3wei Sauptreiultate
erseben iid aus Der pbrlabelpbier 9~lusitel.
lung; bas cine 1T bic enti9ieosne @eltbe.
beutuns Der ameritanii9en Snbuitrie-bas
anbere 1T bic llnridtistsit bes ameritani.
i9en Sdut3Oaipitems unb bic MSsli6teit,
oaB GGnerita obne ienes NIT BEN europai.
f9en @ationen nod erfolsrei6er c~oncurri
rem tonnte, wenisitens auf ibren eisensn
8adrtten. Die Ser. Staaten iouten pirf.
LID nidt 5Osern, ibreu Earif absuidaiien
ooer peniSitens gu rtbu,iren; Der 0es,
auf pel9em iie iest panbeIn lift pouer
Srubamer. Gr besinfist nar siniss Yris
uilestrte, Deruria6t gu bobe BrsiIe unb bat
ben untersans einiser Snbutuiespeise per-
uriaSt, wie ). 9. bes SdiHsbaues, in
weI6em bic ameritansr bis gum Sabre
1850 erceairten. Dos Spitem, Obne
9rinbIi6e @rpdsuns anseaommsn uxo nit
10 srOBem Giseniinn aufre@t erbaltex, it
feiner Ratur mad alien seiunben Sconcmi.
f9en @runbiSsen itriet suwiber. 9laes in
aaem: @s uerar,nt bic gtatisa. anltatt lie
reid gu ma6en-unb Sieie nate fiber nod
GROCER unb madtiser NIT benz Sreibanbel,
ben bic GnsIdnber 70 trefienO rfrsis Son.
eurren5- s%enannt baben. Oas b~sionSers
S9Oue Der pbiIabeIpbisr 9lasisauns lit,
baB fe bieie Gbatiu&e uoq belsu9tet bat;
fe wirb, a6seieben uOn ibrsn anbersn gors
5dSen, i6on um bieier eiu3isen sroBen
2ebre wilen ni9t nutlos seusien isin.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Su bieier Cite iinb bic republ. Mebrbei:
ten eber gu bod ais gu nisbris ssi9aet.
Dies ersibt fur Eiloen cine Msbrbeit in
20 Staatsn, fir Sapes cine Mebrbeit in
Is Staaten, unS cine iiberuissenbe Bolts
mebrbeit fir Gilbeu in Der Union.
gis iest 1T es in Der @ei@idte Der Der.
Stuaten nod niemaIs uorsetommsn, baB
Der Observation-Disclosures, weI9er bic
Webrbett oes 8oltsuotums I'M 9anOe erbaIs
ten bate, BON benz 6anbibaten Der Mins
berbeit seidlasen poroea lit.
SoAten bic uer;ueifeEen gnfibrer Der
repubIifauiiden partsi nit SiIfe ber gars
petbasseridurten in 9ouiiana unb 5IOriba
einen Staatsftreid bsabf4tisen, 10 wers
ben ie, ebe ie gum aleuBeriten idreiten,
bod wobl aud bic Gbatiade bsrifiidti:
gen, bas Siben nidt bios cine Mebrbeit
Der GlettOraIftimmen, ~isuoern cine nod
piel srOBere Mebrbeit bes sunssn Bottles
Guf ieiner Settle bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Wtnneiota.

Die Winona u. ct. YeterG iiens
balm Gpmpasnie bat Der @inona unb ct.
Yeter 9anb gompasnie 25, 900 gter 9anb
gu $3.50 per adsr fduflid absetreten.
Sobn @eibe's Mablmible in Sen:
bsrion, Winn., brannte leste ISOLDE
nisber. SerIuit SIS, 600, Seriideruns
IS 500.
Die GonsreBwabl in Minneiota
lit i'm gasemeinen gu @uniien Der republic
tuuiiden Yartei aussefaIen.
Su ct. Saul itel'e bic vWarine
Sant" ibr 3abIunsen elm; bod iiber bic
SermOsensuerbdltnifie weiB man nod nidt
pieI @enaues.
Die NortbfieIb 8antrdubsr, bic
@sbriber younsers aus MifOuri, iinb bic
gu Isbens Idnsli@er 3u9tbausfrafe uerurs
tbeiIt wurben. Die iinb nod ni9t tobt!
Die repubIitanii d e Mebrbeit in
Winnei ota wirb ni1t ibsr 5000 bstrassn ;
INNER nod adt Tauienb su piel.
Sn Der Stabt minneapolis wurben
7s41 Stimmen abseseben, unb in ct.
Saul $500. Die Sabrititabt bat bemnad
bic 9auptitabt iiber iselt Das mirb Der
9auptitaOt ni4t grade gut idmeden. Dob
ba 1T ni9ts bran gu dnbern.
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Yinements
[Srief BON einem Ncffmeiffer.l
,5srren g. o. Rpf, n. g.,

y6srren s. .. Rsfs u. &c.;
gasins 3rau lit felt lanssr Belt f6rtdlia BON absuma.
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abitrs. Seine Wiriiami,it in S6asn ron Spatb, ,spu.
NO, Winssaas, Sopfsetpulf unb epsdsedpulf IL &C.
rateu srfaunli6.
Die Serrsn 8. geglurs n. g., apptbs,tr, Ode Gin 'unb
8rrnt Ctr, Cincinnati, bniStsn
,Su unferer Ra6barfhaft asbrau6.n aubrluts bas
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p%aneern zen linen bisbsr stbrauGtsn blitttl bet sptittm
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f@le4t" bausn3utrasen uerbisnt, liest auBer
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widelt ba5en. Oiemsiiten Staaten:@ ebdus
be iinb gu uertaufen unb ielbit bic ~fransOs
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bunten Saditeine ibrss Sauies gu uertau.
fen ieien. Sn ben &eitaurants 1T nur
wsnis gu tbun, unb bus @enise tOnnte
BON Der Sdlfte Der stnseitelten beiorst
merben.
@asb bic 6 a i Silver : Bride
betriiit, 10 lit man emiis bamit bei9dftist,
bic mOtbisen gOrbsreitunsen fir Grid
tuns Der 6uBbriide gu t~reffen, weI6e swis
i3sn beioen SridenpfeiIern berseitelt wsr.
ben unb gum @sbraude Der grbeiter bies
men iou. Oieie Bride wirb aus isbr itars
ten Orabtieilen sebiloet uno bur9 itarts
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ni3t aug ibrer gofition brinsen tOnnen.
Oas basu nOtbise Material 1T fertis unb
bic Orabtieile iouen in bisisr ISOLDE an
Srt unb Stele sebradt u. bunn seipunnt
werben. Die @eranterunsen unb gure:
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cine GeIesrapbenleituns NIT etnanber per:
b%unben, 10 baB beim 9esen Der Seile bic
Sisnale bur3 @lectrieitdt, a~nitatt wie friis
ber bur4 6lassen, sessben wsrbsn.
aus germont unb Oregon pirb,
ssrabe mie in @isconiin, elm SAD ssmsIs
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partei ais erwdblt baitdnoe. Wdren bieie
beiben Sale conitatirt uno fOnntsn seIes:
LID uidt remebirt werotn, 10 piirbe 6apes
blourd wabriteinlid brsi Glectoral:S tim:
men perIisren. IS pirb absupartsn iein,
in melt bic oben erwdbnten Gbatiaden iid
beitdtisten. Smmerbin benefit bic MOs:
lidteit elmer Ienoeruns bes sunSen Wabl:
r%eiuItuts burd berartise llmitdnoe wisbsrs
UNI, wie einise @arantie benz 8oIte ses
botsn 1T, ieinen iouperanen Wilen Bel Der
Dabl zines prdiibentsn Dor un~abisbbarsn
3%ufaaisfeiten gu idisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Die Solabauer.

Sett fino in ben 9oISsesenben 8iseon'
fms uno @i6isan's bic 9OISba.er an be,
arbsit. Dor weHisen 8Odeu sosen oieie
ltdmmisen Wdnner aus ben nd9itsn Ort.
l4aftsn gu GauienSsn binaus in ben @aIo
nit SunoerteH pom Odiens unb Yferbe.
6ubrwsrten, UNI ibre tief i'm DaIbe Iissens
ben, oft BON @0lfen unb Barren umidnif.
felten gaserbdtten, bic i'm Sribiabr BON
ibnsn psrlafen wOrben, pisbsr gu be,ieben
ODER Ssrsn nsue 3uiummsnsusimmern, wie
man iis in Der Ndbe sInss isbsn GlaB9ens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

IN, nSrbIi@en @isconiin unb Wi@isan aur
@enise finbet. Oas Qeben in Der @ilb-
nib bat fur uiele bieier rauben @eieIen eis
men unwiberitebIiden &eis. Oie glod.
bitte 1T serabe bod senus, baB bic Sdei:
tel Der SniaFeu beiu, gufredtfeben ni9t
NIT Der Dede in unansenebme 8erGbruns
tommen. Sn Der Mitts ftsbt elm rieiissr
9eisofen aus Giienble9, wdbrenb on ben
Wdnben improuiirte gdnfe nebft einisen
9oIsbIOden Dor einem rOben Glide. Der sc:
wObnli9 gum &artenipiel benust wirb,
iteben. gs befinbet ii9 in Der Quite aui.
ierbem cine &eibe gretterueridIdse fir
getten unb 9su ober Strob, elmer iiber
benz anbern, abnIi9 ben aOien, i'm Sdifss
swii6enosd, worauf bic 9OIsfdaer i3Iafen,
inbem ie elm paar @ollbsden iiber's Obr
sieben. abenbsiien, bereitet pom einem
mannlidsn Sod. siebt es teines por Sin:
bru9 Der Ounfelbeit. Nad Der mibiamen
Gasesarbeit in BEN @albunsen iebnen ii3
bic 9eute mad Der abenbmablseit mad &ube
unb iebr ielten iist man nit Der Gabats:
pfeife mad 9 l1br nod am &ienfeuer, ions
bern UNI bisie 3eit lit ales itia i'm Quars
tier; benz bel Gasesanbru9 bsiBt es sur
Dirt sreifen. Die alrbeit Der 9OIaleute III
i~pitematii9 uertbeilt. Oa siebt es 9uder,
Sdser, aufiaber, 6ubrleute INN bic SIDde
fortouiduiien, @esenmadsr u. NJ. Sober
bat ii9 nm ie,ne ibm Susepieiene Grbeit gu
bstlmmern une UNI ni9tS meter.