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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

Pleasures are but a shield of
melting wax, against a sword of
power; they can no more keep
an evil conscience from torment
ing than a velvet sleeve can
keep a broken arm aching.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

The Herald is the seventh
newspaper that has succumbed
in Atlanta since the war, and the
aggregate record shows a dead
loss of at least 800, 900.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

Professor Seelye finds that
each Indian costs the govern
ment about s., 900 a year to keep
him alive.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

The Shreveport Times says it
costs more to collect the reve-
nue. in 1874, under Grant, than
in 1859, under johnson, and the
amount collected was nearly one
hundred millions less.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

The most vigilant people are
those who neglect their own
business to attend to the affairs
Of their neighbors.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

A mob is q monster, with
heads enough, but no heart and
little brains.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

Governor Coke, of Texas, is re-
ported to have said that he would
rather see Hendricks president than
any other man in the country.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

Don't disregard the right Of others
in trying to exercise what seems to
be your own.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

1t makes q great difference
whether glasses are used over or
under the nose.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

Reverdy johnson leaves IL
children, about 30 grand-chil-
dren, and several great-grand-
children.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25

In u quarrel, it is always the we'll
bred who will first give way.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-25
BELLEVUE, La,
Friday, February Is, 1915
Charlotte Cushman's estate is
valued at 100000

A Pittsburg man has sued q
a dentist for pulling the wrong
tooth.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Chase Items.

EDITOR STAR:-Last Saturday, the
people of Chase turned out quite gem
orally, to the "bce" for clearing the
ground and laying the foundation, for
tho new Congregational church.
Though the day was rainy, and opera
tions were several times suspended on
account of showers, considerable of q
start was made towards clearing away
the timber and putting the foundation
timbers I'm place, for this pioneer church
of Lake county. The people of Chase
arc very energetic I'm the matter, and
the work will, doubtless, bc carried for
ward to the completion of the building
for services, before the coming Winter.
Joiner & Son give "a block of land, and
will furnish greater part of the lum-
Der and shingles. They and Mr.. Ea-
ton have promised all of the lumber
and shingles. l.. w. Kicker has prom
iscd 5000 to apply on the carpenter
work. Though no paper has been cir
culated for subscriptions many persons
have made quite liberal offers.
On Tuesday, of this week, John Nor
TART of Chase, raised large barn frame,
Six6O. Everything went together nice
"; and the dinner is reported as hav-
ing had Justice done to il.
Joincr's mill runs very steadily; and
about two weeks will use up their stock
Of logs.
The school, under the supervision of
Miss Katie Auer, numbers fifty-threc
and Is progressing very fine
ly. Truly yours, w. ID. G..
Chase, June 21st, 1876.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

I ors, that the County Treasurer be, and is here
| ny instructed to pay Ia the Treasurer of IN,
LIKE county Agricultural Society the amoun
] oi money uue ssiist Society, from the County
4 being 800 M, as Shown by resolution of M,
bonrd of supervisors ut their session In Octo
| bcr, 1870.
On motion the resolution was adopt
ed.
On motion the following acc'ts were
allowed:
Thomas Bishop 81 u
George Wilson l "a
And thereupon, the Board took re-.
cess OF one hour, for supper.
Board reassembled. Members all
present, except Mr.. Baker.
On motion, the rules were SUSPENDED
for the purpose of recOnsidering pS,.-
vious action, taken i'm regard to print
ing.
Mr.. Hcilman moved the reconsidcr,l-
ton of the vote previously had, In re-
gard to printing, as submitted by Mr..
Radcliffe.
On motion, the Board adjourned till
tomorrow morning, mt 3 o'clock.
Tuesday, June Goth, 1875.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
Mr.. Blood i'm the chair. Roll called
the, following members answered to
their names: Pence, Heilman, McClus-
key, Robertson, Keefc, Wilson, Miller,
Blood, Wood, Hibner, Davenport.
In regard to the action had previous
to adjournment last eyening-On slis-
pension Of rules for the purpose of re-
considering the vote in regard TO print
ing-tllc Chair ruled the motion to slIs-
pend rules, as superiluous, and not i'm
order, and considered that Rule "a
should govern the action of this Board,
i'm relation to the matter in dispute.
The vote then being taken on the
motion to reconsider, the motion pre-
vailed, by ayes and nays as follows:
Ayes, Heilnan, McCluskey, Robertson,
Davenport, Wilson, Millcr-6; nays,
Keefe, Wood-2.
Mr.. Miller moved to accept the prop
Osition of &. *. Radcliffe, rs made by
him. The motion prevailed, by ayes
and nays as follows: Ayes, Heilman,
McCluskey, Robertson, Davenport,
Wilson, Miller-G; nays, Wood, Hib-
ncr, Pence-3.
Mr.. McCluskcy offered the following
resolutions:
PcsOircd, BY the Board Supervisors
of Lake county, that Mcssrs. Pence, Heilman,
MctluSk.y, Robertson, Hibncr, Davenport,
Wood, Miller, Wilson and Blood bc allowed
81 each, compensation for two evening s,s-
sions; and alO each 10 Mcssrs. Baker and
kecic for one evening session.
Mr.. Wilson moved the adoption of
the resolution, which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Robertson offered the following
resolutions:
ResOiycd, by the Board of Supervi-
sors of Lake county, that the County Clerk be aud
Is hereby directed 10 have the proceedings of this
B"ar and all other necessary printing, done ut the
LAKE COUNTY STAR olltc.
Mr.. Wood moved the adoption of
the resolution, which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Wilson moved that this Board
send n person as II representative of the
County of Lake, To appear before the
State Board of Equalization in behalf
of said County Of Lake.
The motion did not prevail.
On motion, the Board adjourned till
one O'clock p. III.
One O'Clock p. m.
Board met ~ adjourncd Mr.. Blood
In the chair. Roll called; members all
present, except Mr.. Baker.
On motion, the following Supcrvi-
sor's accounts were allowcd
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
NirVana Items.

EDITOR STAR:-The f. Il p. M. R'y
Company is taking up the side track,
ut what is known us Hicks & Bcnja-
MINIS mill, at this place.
+. ID. Lacy Is running his mill again.
V. l.. Lacy is still running his mill,
with. u full crew. He intends putting
in a lumber saw, in short time.
Gardens are looking fine, and crops
In general, are good on the plains, and
throughout the county; and everything
bids fair for good crops.
Mr.. Geo. Jemerson of Chase, has
moved to this place.
A REPUBLICAN.
Nirvana, Mich, June 2lst, 1876.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
MURDER!
"A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
LUDINGION SHOT AND
KILLED BY A
BURGLAR!

About three o'clock this Thursday
morning, l.. III. Foster, Esq, one of
the most prominent citizens of Luding-
ton, was aroused by the entrance of Il
burglar into his dwelling. He got out
of bed and gave chase, ovcrtalling the
villain, when he turned and shot Mr..
Il. twice with revolver, one ball en-
tering just above and the other through
the heart. The unfortunate man ut
tered the cry of "Murlerv' and fell to
the ground in the agony of death. 1t
is said that his wife reached his side
just ~ he was breathing his last. He
couid not speak; but gave her smile
and nod Of recognition, and expired.
The alarm was given ut once, and
citizens turned out, securing the city
and country in all directions, in the
hope of securing the murderer; but at
last account, without success. The cx-
element was intense; and if the mis-
creant had been captured then, his
chances for life would have been small
indeed. We understand that 10 mon
ey was taken from the house; and that
it is supposed that the revolver in the
hands of the murderer belonged to
son Of Mr.. F., as the weapon is missing.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Claimed. Allowed.

On nlotlON, inc account Oh Isaac
Grant, Sheriff, was taken fromthc ta-
bic.
On motion of Mr.. McCluskey, the
account of Isaac Grant was referred
back to the committee on accounts for
further consideration.
On motion, the Board adjourned till
tomorrow morning, ut 8 O'Clock.
Saturday, June 17th. 1876.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
Mr. Blood i'm the chair. Roll called;
members all present.
Committee on printing reported rs
follows:
To the Board Of Supervisors of Lake County:
Your committee on printing having had
the matter under consideration, would re-
specially recommend i,at such iiiattcr as the
statutes require To bc printed bc printed in the
LAKE Coz STN STAR, all other printing To be
done gratis by the printer.
George ilEILMAN, ,.
GEORGE l.. WILSON, N"''''''
On motion, the report was accepted
The proposition Of &. X. Radcliffe
in regard to printing, was submitted
for the consideration of the Board, and
on motion, was referred 10 the cOmmi
tee OH printing.
I'VE will here state that the propo-
sitiOn above alluded to was placed in
the hands of the committee on printing,
by myself, and at the suggestion Of Mr..
Geo. l.. Wison--on the morning of
Thursday prcvious.-EDIr0H.
Mr.. Hcilinan moved that Mr.. Baker
act ~ member of committee on priHt-
ing, which motion prevailed.
Report from the committee on poor:
To the Honorable Board of ofSupcrvsors fthc
County of Lake:
would respectfully submit this their report:
Having had under consideration the doctor
Ing of the poor of LIKE county, have received
proposals iitin DrS. Mot, and Howe, namely,
that DR.. Mott will render all the m,di.GI as
sistance which would br chaiyyabic Ia the
county i'm that part of iiic county west of the
State Road, excepting The township of Glen
coc; also, In the townships Of Chase, ANA III
nora. d.. Howe In Ia. townships OF Glencoe,
Dover, Ellsworth ;tnd i'inoI,i; Dr. aIolt to tr-
ceivc for The same, 500 I"r year; Dr. Howe To
receive 500 per year, To b. paid quarterly.
Your coiinii'tc" :ind, and IL j. tlIcii opinion
that thc>r amounts wouid be much mor.. r,g,-
sonablc rates thnH has boon paid 10 plysicianS
heretofore, and would recommend the accept
ancc the proposals. All OF which We respect
fully submit
WiLiiHM VILLAIN Woon, WsH' COMMITTEES.
On motion, report accepted.
Mr.. McCluskey offered the following
resolutions:
Rssoired. Iiy the Board of Supervisors, that
the resolution adopted ',y the Board of OfSupcr-
visors, Jnnuary 9TH, 1876, allowing the Sheriff
three dollars l'cr day, be and Is hereby re-
scinded.
Mr.. Pence moved the adoption of the
resolution, which motion prevailed, by
ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Pence,
Heilman, McHluskcy, Robertson, Hib-
ncr, Wood, Davenport, Baker, Wilson,
Miller-lO; nay, Kccfc, ].
On motion, the following accounts
were allowed:
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

BURGLARY.-On Tuesday night last
burglar or burglars entered the drug
store of {. Il. BasOm, and robbed desk
of about $40. Entrance was had by
way'of the cellar. 1t is supposed that
the same party entered Woods restau-
rant the same night, and stole some
- in change left i'm the till. No clue
to the burglars.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
HOME STARLIGHT.

An overdose of proceedings OF the
Board of Supervisors is our apology FOR
lack of local this week.
Half fare tickets OH the f. u T.. M.
Railway, next Tuesday. A change in
time this week. Sec corrected card.
Something beautiful!-the young Ia
dies to represent the States-nextT Tues
day. Como and see them!
A liberty pole, about l3O feet high is
being erected on the proposed centcn-
nial picnic ground. II will display
that new flag to good advantage.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
VALUATION AS EQUALIzED.

Total, Sf1I5,7Ol 40
FRANCIS HIHNER,
OLIVER w; DAvEspoRT, Com.
EDWARD McCLusKEy,
Mr.. Baker moved that the report of
the committee on equalization be ADOPT
cd, to stand and be the equalized vaiu-
alton Of tho several township asscss-
ment rolls of tho County of Lake for
the year 1876.
On motion, the Board took recess
for supper; after which the Board again
convened; and thercupon vote was
then had upon the question to adopt
the report of the equalization commit
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

FLAG PREsENTATION.-On Wednes-
day evening last splendid 25-fcet
bunting flag arrived by express rs n
present from ex-Gov. Baldwin, Of De-
troit, to the village of Baldwin. 1t
was sent to G. NJ. G. Ross, the former
Township Clerk. The flag is huge
one, and could not have cost less than
$50 or S75. Three cheers and "tigcr"
for ex-tlOv. Baldwin! Hip! hip! hur-
rahi
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Davenport moved that the Board
adjourn sine die, which motion pre-
vailed.
|. ID. BLOOD, Chairman.
AUGUSTUS TowNER, Clerk.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
Baldwin Cily, Mich.

An matter designed Go he forw ar,lcd from this
point by Exprcss, east or west, must he delivered
at the Office In P0StOifcc building before O'Clock
y. IN No goods received or delivered on Sunday.
&. X. RADciIFPE, Agent.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Weather Report.

The following thcrmometrical report
was furnished for publication by Lee s.
Cobb, of Yates township:
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Carpentering.

WI. McCauscy is prepared to attend
to all calls i'm the above named line.
r. .. Address, Baldwin, Mich.
l-5l
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Isaac Grant.

Sheriff of Lake county, Mich. VIII
attend promptly to all business cntrust-
cd to him. Address, Baldwin, Lake
county, Mich.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors.
[oFFICIALl.

Friday, June 16th-l p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called; u quorum present.
Mr.. Wood moved that the rules be
suspended To hear the opinion of the
Prosecuting Attorney in relation to the
withdrawal Of sureties from County
Treasurer's bond, which motion pre-
vailed.
And thereupOn, the Prosecuting At
torney rendered an opinion, as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Lake County:
In accordance with your request, herewith
submit the following opinion ~ To whether
or not the suretics on the County Treasurer's
bond can withdraw. The statutes require that
the County Trcasurer's bond shall bc given to
the Board of Supervisors of the county, with
three or more sufficient surcties, to he ap-
proved of by the Board of Supervisors, and In
such sum as they shall direct, conditioned
that said County Treasurer and his deputy,
and all persons employed In his Office, shall
faithfully and properly execute their respective
duties and trusts, etc. (Scc Comp. Laws, 1871,
Vol. 1, Page 2iD. The Board of Supervisors
have the power and authority to accept and
1873, y. 26). Hence, the Board of Supervisors
may, when In their opinion, they deem the
surctics to he worthless and insOlvent: or N
surely wishing To withdraw from any further
liability on such bond, accept ofa new atl,ii-
tionaI bond, with new sureties.
Yours, etc, ID. &. WARNER.
Pros Atty.
On motion, the following accounts
were allowed:
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Baldwin House,

This House has been newly finished
and re-flrnishcd, and will bc kept i'm
Hrt-class style. Charges reasonable.
Good stabling. II. Indermiil, Proprie-
tor, Baldwin, Mich. 3-3G
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
William A. Deuress,
AretuS III. Allen,

Justice of the Peace. Will be in his
office, at Basom's drug store, Baldwin,
Mich, Wednesdays and Saturdays Of
each week. $50
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

Weekly average se.2s degrees above zero.
sDoBotes variable.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29
Darius G.. Warner,
w. B. Mott, NJ. ID.

Office in Postoflicc Building, Bald
win, Mich. viii attend promptly to
all calls, ia town or country. 2-I4
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

tee, which resulted as follows: AYES,
Pence, Heilman, McCluskey, Robert.
son, Hibner, Davenport, Baker, Miller
y; nays, Keefe, Wilson,.
MIR. Wood offered the following res
olution:
ReSo'red, by the Board ofSupcrvisors OF Lake
county, that as the statutes of the State of
Michigan direct that the Sheriff shall keep his
Office open mt reasonable Office hours I'm each
uly OF The year l5undays excepted), and as wa
deem the pay OF the sheriff insufficient; there
fore be u resolved, that we allow the Sheriff
one mean, and an half dollars each day (sundnys ex-
ccptcd) for IN oiicc fee, not Otherw lsr prOyid-
1876 " '"''
Mr.. Keefe moved the adoption of the
resolution, which motion did not pre-
vail, by ayes and nays as follows.
Ayes, Wood, Kecfe-; nays, Robertson,
Davenport, Wilson, Pence, Hcilman,
McCluskey, Miller, Hibner, Bakery.
Mr.. Blood offered the following resO-
luton:
ReS0iced, by the Board of Supervisors of /. AXE
county tiint Yates township De ana IN hereby
across the Middle Branch OF the Pere Mar
quette River, on the township line between
the aforesaid township and the township of
Pheasant Plains, I'm said county.
On motion, the resolution was adopt
ed.
Resolution by Mr.. Wood:
Resotoed, by the Board of Supervisors of
Lake county, that Pleasant Plains township
bo authorized to maintain the bridges us fOf-
lows The ono across the North Branch of the
Pcrc Marquette River, running east and west
on the quarter line of section 3; and tho one
running north and south on tile quarter line
of section three; also the bridge on the South
i5fnncii, running north and south on the quar-
Ter line, south side ofScctiOn fifteen; also the
bridge running north and sOuth n on the SECTION
line between sections fifteen and fourteen;
ana he bridge on thc South Branch of the
South Brancl of the Pcn Marquette River,
running mort and south between the same
sections, on the same line of sections II and Is.
On motion, the resolution was adopt
nI
The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

BALDWIN, MICT., juno 10, ISsU
To the Board OF Supervisors of Lake County:
In consideration of an agreement on your
part 10 grant me the entire and exclusive
work of printing for the county during one
year from date, I hereby agree 10 perform
work ut the following ralcs, viz:
Proceedings of the board of Supervisors
fublishe,i In the STAR, one Insertion per inch
space, column widc In nonparicI type, 2jc
hrsNlcr Iypc, .Oc; small plea type, lSc.
Legal Noilccs-At legal ratcs--but no one io-
Ito (l0O words or figures) more than IS for six
months insertion; nor more than $40 for same
space one year.
Court Cnlcndars-sij for each term-twenty
books, or l,ss.
Blapks-sl.50 for oach single form; rs cents
, 1876-08-09

Sd)fueItcr onte9te. Gr iticB ite bel Sci
t.. uno Die &uacl 6rauq in Die Wano
0ali5-Sberjif &9a8alon pQdte oarol T
Den N6rOcr. DerIelhe pcr iudtr, oel1 Jtc-
poIoer i'll Die linte 8 r0 AZ befomner,
aber cr muros sl 8ooea Qci Aloqen. 9 7
9'calite lc9tc iDm '0autidei IL oil uto CT
pcrij@crte feb Der Worowaffe, Yctt:
mua0c bcmnBFlos nod 5aulc "getyagcn.
Seine 9Suroeru linO t6oiid1
Ocr @ton9cae o2rladlte, ieinem 2ebcn
ouyAS eifHcn cincr@Itric III t eincm@la8e
Idlerbcn cinGnoc st mat)er. 8 i(osrpat=
ter Aiaoe fanO ibn in cinem Nlutlod)t
ltcQcnb. Gr wnroe nad ctucm liherereu
Srte gebratht mo unter Itren9e 2laiiiAt
acItllt.
Sin Wlannt @arneu8 SenrD SGuamp
ipobnt nad) 5cE DIRECTORY IL SO. g.
Nattlctt SIT, Srooflgu.
(grfL, ST.. &rli)
, 1876-08-09

@terbtt6 fettss 8ert6t. GO
finSeh rG0rcnb hrr leBteu Mphe 36 Spte8-
Td0e bjericltf ifatt, ramlid: @siBe II; 8ar.
ti9e 10; WGnnliG 81; Weibli4 IS.
9lter-1 Sag lis 80 4, 1 Mpnat his G
3 Monnt bis Il, 9, 1 Sabr bis 3 Il, 3 Sab
bis 30, 5 Sabre Ills 10 Q, 1870 9, 20 s
30 5, 80 SO /, 40 $50 0, $3.50
3, 90 SO 1, $3.50 0, $50 1, In,
%brfaurt
Gtouo-Gcbia q, @ergetrntbct 6, Bit-
tps1 4, 9Gitwen 2, llutefannt
8gturt5prt = Scr. Gtaaten "a, Guss
lamb I, 3euti1Ianb /.
9Spbnung-Stapt /, Moribatt Warb 6,
5eTerion Warb g., Nntiipn Wnrb 4, Mrn
RE 8arb 4, Clay @orb 6, Sa6iun @5orp z
armenbous /. @taot Gjsfdnsnj6 l, 9olpital.
Str@rini9t- @e9uiare @er3ts 81, GOrcuer
0. gparb Of 5ealtb 5, i%rre9ulars Asr8ts 0.
S. @. @abell, M. 9.
prdiiocnt r8rarp pf SeaItb.
, 1876-08-09
.Miltw0d3 o. An0aa 1876.
@tQNt JtihnDnD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.GsE soSt;I Ss7sEsea

WetfcrberiMt iir hente.
GfciQcuhes ooer gtci0maBise8 8aromc'
Ter; oleidmGBi0e ooer A0hcre 9cmpsra-
tn; i'm Na9cmcintn florcsg8etter; wed-
lenoe gG,nGe uno mD9li9erlDelle Teeen.
NoIisei : @eri4t. 6oIgenoe
Sdlle foiasn geiiern III oielem 9ert4te
5ur@erQonoIun9;
Gpbcrt 96omas uno G0o Malett,
oHseflogt pe9cn Sruntsn6cit, wuroe1
cntlnIjen.
Spa 0omilton, iorbin an9efla0t ci=
he Gutl6cnoetc i'm Mert6e bon $l2,
Giecntbum ocs Mi6ocl &clep, geItoblen
al bobcn, muroe eniloIien.
M9nes Mhitfielb, on9efloQt >pc9en
@erihtsbelei0igung, NIL Ste $3.50 uro
lie Soften be5ablcn.
Sad Sinnep, farbia angefloQt >oe9cn
Gdldgcrei nnb 2Grm i'm GopitolSquare
9cmodt 81 tobcn, mnr6e 81 geItraft.
9ij5is Scrrp, on9eflo9t luc8en &rnn
fcr6eit une cit unor0entliGer G4orof=
ter AZ Iein, prroe cntIoIien.
Nnorelu 9inslcD, farbiG ongefla9t
cine Moiiermclone 9citoblen 81 6oben,
luryoe 81 so Sage Sail nno 20 9ie6en
perurlDeiit.
, 1876-08-09
She Gooof pt6inoT

uSDe @ooo or HptbingSeI=
IONS. Scr Gi3mOhb n@9i9" gibt in
leincr 9eItri9en drummer cine llnge Be-
i0rei6un9 cine& ncuen Clubs, Ser lif,
Dor . Woben 9ebiloet haben Ioll II .
feline Berlommlungrn I'M oberen Staht=
tbeiic ab6rbaIten pIieQt. 9us 9%eriamm-
lunss5immer it, ME cs DeiBt, ouF's l00n.
lte pcraiert. Nn nell Ndnoen bdngen
pro0tuplic Giemdlbe bon perl0ieocncn
Genre 2anoI0aften, Mdnncr, Die i96n-
item 6taucn, nun feline nit &inoern lino
5u leben. MtitglieOer t0nnen nur 6itie=
nigen weroen, welAc 2 Sabre pcr6eiro-
TIE! UNI feline Ginoer baten. Sic rci6=
item uno an%9elcbenOien 8iirger lplen
bemielben angebDrcn. 3wei 8reoiger,
GduFleute, WcrSte, 8anfbeamte S9ulle9.
rcr. 3mei MitBIieher Der Prele, Der
dltelte SNubpertaufer in &iAmono, Gin
Neomter i'm Capitol DSoiement" etc. etc.
Ser Glnb beiBt: r9be 5000 for 9io-
t6ing 6cllows" (0ie S0ugeni0tle). Sn
Der Geoe Deg YrGIioenten DeiBt c8, oaB
Die 9!c0te Der tinocrlnien Wtdnnern Ni@t
9epn1rt piirocn. Sn beiien eriten Sa9-
rem leiner Ste, lo9tc er, pdre DIT lela
But eritarrt, penn ct 9ele6en, oob 9eUte
ibm itcts III @elddIten porge5o8en nd
rem, neil lie Gin 9ubenO minlelnoe Sim
Scr Ddtter, DOer gIiidli0c 8ater 8%enannt
Wiiroen.
Nm S@luBe 6emeytt er, wie cs Dcibt
boB Die Yfi0t zines jeoen W'ltgIieoes
lei, ME in elmer Gerlammlung BON &lns
Dem 5n ipre0en, oOer mr. ELL WOrt,
mtlhts ben Mit9lieocrn 8eranloNun9
aeben wiiroe, al &inoer 81 0enfen.
9Sir m0@ten bieyouI crwjeOcrn, o0B,
menn Der Seri@terfottcr, wel1er ben
8cri4t geliciert, in 8r9leitun9 BON
HrsunO Wforpbeus Ii0 in ocm Bercins=
simmer sur 3sit Der @criommlun9 bc+
ioro, mir i'm entiONIoigcn wolsn; IonIt
aber fiaoeu mir Sen @ytlftl ais 9poB 81
, 1876-08-09

2eb M sc oiier. Die @riinoe,
ipelbe bic State" 9eltern on0ab, ip.s-
boib mir Dap idmllbl9e WaIier 9ebrau.
den millien, l4einen uns ni6t Iti6bul-
tig, ,penn Der Scrr Superintguoent liA
ni@t oul leine Yumpen peelaNen fam
nno> iple Ell Iast, lieber uns i0muBlscs
Malier ala wenig @uIer Ienoen mil,
10 miillen %jcocnials Die Yumpen utlsl>
o~tsl0Ii9 lei. Sc iolltc uns nidt nun.
oern, lpenn etwas iaul i'm 5taate 9ds
Ncmurt mare.