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ing this version, have contributed any.
thing new to persons ofliterary acquire
ments In your place shall feel graiiied.
That remarkable pianist was here re-
Gently, and will soon return. No won
der be is famous all over Europe and
America. What a wonderful man he
Isl What can't he do with those I'm
gefss Say, rather, "what san he do
with themi I" They are too much for
him or for any man. Endowed with
will and sentence Of their own, they
are sumsuy scparste individual beings;
and It seems 10 me be might 60 travel
ing in foreign countries, leaving his fin
gers behind him Il the keyboard, and
they would play on without fatigue and
without mistake. The fingers do not
belong to him. but he belongs to the fin
gers. They are 10 wonderfuls.
In motion can iken them only to
the play of humming bird wings; they
are invisible. In the rush and torre nj
OF his performance, when he rises to
bis work, there is a slight movement OF
the body and a face perfectly placid,
ard the whole marvellous labor is en-
trusted to those marvellous fingers. Nor
do they ever fail, even in single SEM
itone. 1t is really miraculous. As to
the music, apart from his execution,
am not expert enough to express an
opinion beyond that it is delightful, but
this much is certain, old musicians as
sert that there never was in Richmond
a pianist at all equal to Gustave Sat
tee. l am somewhat bewildered in nv
ideas OF Richmond. One would think
the depressed times would have their
influence in this matter of amusements.
They have IN all branches Of trade a
fearful influence, but everything that
has been here this Winter has been alb
solutely the best, Opera, Readings, Con-
certs, Dramas. II it did not pay to
come here il would soon be known and
they would not come. II is also re-
markable that everything in the way OF
a company that has been here has come
again, or is advertised to appear before
the season is over. And vet Richmond
has population of 81, 900 whites-the
only class that contribute to the success
of this class Of entertainments. will
venture to assert that no city South
of New York has had better assort-
ment OF refined, intellectual and enjoy
able amusement this season. Where
the money comes from is hard to find
out. Thousands of people are out of
employment.
| sat down to pen you a general let
ter of general interest, and on looking
over it find il "beggarly account OF
nothing new after all. All, well, | got
started, and old musty ideas on l.tera-
ture from my mind attic became tangled
with the Emusic in the air" and the pre-
sent production is the result. Deal
gently this time. II it does not please
you take your goose quill and draw a
line right through i, and I'll not protest,
though
" There is pleasure in poetic pains
Which none but poets know
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

&S-So much interest is manifested in
the North Pole, that the world is in
danger of forgetting that there Is a South
Pole also. a writer in "Ail the year
Round describing Ross's stormy expe-
riences in the Antarctic regions thus
sums up what is known of the ncglec-
ted Pole:
whenever the gallant commander
got south of sixty degrees or so, then
the battling with ice began again and
again. He once touched, as We have
said, the seventy-eigh,h parallel Of lat
i.ude, aud in all probability no human
being has ever made nearer approacli
to the South Pole-less by three or fonr
hundred mile. than the approach which
has been recently made to the North
Pole. What we know Of the South
Pole, then. is simply this--thst nobody
has got within seven or eight hundr-,s
miles Of il; that icy barriers are mes
with quite eclip,ing anything known in
the North Frigid Zone: that mountains
have been seen Zone shooting forth vol
canic flames loftier than any discover
ed bv our northern explorers; that alb
the land is covered with snow at all
seasons: that no human being has beer
met with beyond fifty-six degrees of
latitude: that no vegetable growth e1-
cept linchens, has been seen beyond
fiity-eight degrees Of latitude; aud that
no land euadFuped is known TO exit
beyond sixty-six degrees Of latitude.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

o. The following remarks in the
London Standard are not at all original.
but they serve to throw some light on
the blue glass theory. Even eoioriess
glass will prove blessing il il induces
a habit OF bathing in the sunlight:
1T is known to every person pre-
tending to education that All animal or
plant deprived for many hours Of all ac-
cess to fresh air would perish BY kind
of suifocation. But IL is much less gen.
orally known that neither animal nor
plant can flourish or enjoy health in
darkness. Certain blanched flowers
and vegetables are obtained by the verv
process Of rearing them in a dsrkened
cellar, but thc,r whiiencss isitself a dis
ease, and indicates the destructive el-
feet produced by lack of the vital cie-
ment Of light. Bright. clear. fnib sun
shine Tor many hours daily is essential
to real health"
1t is stated on the authority of Sir
James " ylie,-''thai the cases of dis
ease on the dark side of an extensive
barrack al St. Petersburg have been
uniformly for many years. in the pro-
portion Of three TO one, TO those on the
side exposed to strong light"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

LoNG-WISpED EDSPEAKERs.-His Roy.
al Highness the Duke of Blank was pre-
siding at public meeting, when and
where the Rev. Rowland Hill was to
be one of the speakers. One who pre-
ceded him had the bad taste. bad man.
ners and great folly to talk an hour and
more, to the WEAKNESS of the audience
the disgust of the chairman, and the in
jury of the cause for the promotion o!
which the meeting had been called.
The Duke whispered TO Mr.. Hill, who
sat near him, Really, Mr.. Hill, | do
not think can sit to hear such another
speech as this {: wish you would give
one of your good-natured hints about
it, When the man on his legs had a,
last exhausted himself, as well As his
hearers, and had subsided, Mr.. Hill
arose and said
May it please your Royal Highness
ladies and gentlemen, am not going to
make long speech, or moring speech
The first is rudeness. and the second
is not required to-day; after the very
moring one you have just heard, Sc
moving that several of the company
have been moved by it out of the room.
nay, | even fear such another would
so move his Royal Highness himself
that he would be unable to continue
in the chair. and would, to the great re-
gret Of the meeting, be obliged to move
Off"
This put an end TO the long speeches
Of th't day, but il did not put an end
TO the evil. For it is an evil that has
held its own in spite ofall remedies,
and Is quite as affective and fatal now
as ever.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

IN advance" and so on, going over the
whole days transactions. 49,
At the door Of his house his wife met
him with the salutation:
"Welcome. welcome please God yos
have pro<pered." -arr azk vaEs ..t5.s
To which he replied. "God is kiad,...
and deposNing his basket he prepared
tor supper.
During supper he rscosnted 10 her
sll his proceedings; and, whch the tshle
was removed. instead Of taking down
his tambourine - usual. he proceeded
to lay out his eggs and arrange then
Tor the market, and take stock Of his
mooey S. - eaN sArsA :
"There are 20 many eegs." hesssds
''let US see what they have cost me-
At the first village I paid three piasters
less a quarter-say three-shen two
and-a-half; three and two-and-e-hsh
make 6ve-and-a-half; fve-and-a.haif
and one one-and-a-9sarter--say one, for
there was quarter before-how much
is that ? six-and-a-half and then two
and-a-hali-say two. because half =
plaster remains due-eight-and-a halt"
And so on he went for long hour.
counting up the sums spent in the diff
ferent villages, checking himself and
revising his calculations, till his head
became quite confused. and he said,
"Uph! what an account is this!''
VI.
The neighbors wondered that night
whether there was sickness in Selim's
house, because there was no sound Of
music as usual. and the light was seen
burning till far into the night; Selim sat
long at his account, and the last thing
his wife heard as she dropped Of to sleep
was:-
Seventeen eggs at nine for pias-
ter, how much is that. two piasters and
an egg short; twenty-five eggs at eight
plaster. how much is that three pas
ters and al egg over"
Even after he did get to sleep. his
dreams were Of his days business; for
his wife was wakened by hearing him
mutter:-
>"Seven-and-three-q quarters and three
less fifteen paras; how much is that"
So, when he got up in the morning.
yawning and rubbing his forehead, he
said 10 her
"My cousin. If this is the way to be
rich, il is certainly not the way TO he
happy. think we were better be-
fore
at may be" replied his wife, who
had had a poor nights rest herself
So he determined, with her full con-
sent. to wind up this egg business, and
stick to his old habit Of earning his daily
bread.
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&C. A boarder the other dav, after
vainly endeavoring to mas,icate piece
Of fowl, laid down his knife and fork
SAYING: "All the trainings, traditions
and teachings of my youth, nv sense of
Propriety, and the commands of holy
writ, compel me to respect old age: but
Ill be blowed if I can bring myself to
stomach 1t when roasted or boiled"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

g. A traveller, aecosting newsboy,
asked: Sonny, what is the quickest
way TO get TO the North Penn depot"
"hun y he replied. and set the exam
pie by getting out of the way pretty
fast.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

e&"Talk about the extravag.nee in
dress Of woman!" cries Martha Jane.
exultingly. "what do you ssytoTweed's &
six million suit, I'd hike TO know. He
isn't q woman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

e5When a Quaker sends challenge
to fight duel. he seys: "If thou wilt
eat twelve unripe apples before break
fast, I will do the same. and we shall
see who survives"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

c. Bald-headed gentlemen in the
parquet to young ladies in the dress cir
Gle, during an affecting passage in the
play: ''Irespeet your emotions, Ma am.
bu, YOU aie shedding tears ON nv head"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01
twritiea for the BeAacon.)
Lines 70 I.


The sweetest foyer upon the vine
Far, far above my reach IL grows, s
! never expect 70 make il mine,
Thzt beautiful end peerless rose;;
hear them whispering soft and low n
Fond praises VI its lovelineM;
Its sweetness ! can never know, aA
ais5f3 Bat only gaes- sir tx
/ On besuteoss lips-she, hr sway 9sh
Al is ths rose-a kis there lies; -
And on those lips that kiss must stay;
IkouHh nay look with lpaene eyoI
No s sis. 7ss ssss ass ssi%:ss s''ss Z s6alI q p
But only gue0.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

61There are q good many recipes
floating around for packing butter, but
none Of them can beat the old-fashioned
way of PACKING il On hot biscuit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

The new style Of popping the q',es-
ton is in this style: Can ] have that
spare rib von got from Adam.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

By mid-afternoon he had nearly filed
his basket and emptied his bag OF mon
ey, and found il time to retrace his steps
that he might reach home by sunset
And %. ~ he went along the road.
he began to 60 over the items OF
outstanding accounts. muttering to him.
self as follows
The woman at the well has 10 give
me one egg; the black woman behind
the mill has to receive Eve Paras: the
keeper on khan owes me two eggs:
Hadji Mustspha received two piasters
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Sic 6olaidGer in ben uNineries

= Sic 9olsidaer in ben vYineries"
baben cine portrcflihe Saiion. Mad)
einem ueberiGlage BON :o4peritdnoi'
gen ,peroen seidlasen AM Miililiippi
IA, 700 900 TuB, an &iec Gale $780,
900, @llop 100000, Swan 9,OOO,=
90, Gcad 100000, Bear 100000,
am Bais Gate 100000, am ct.
Groir uno ieinen 3meisen 49,. OOO, coo
SUB. (llinn. Gr. Yr.)
Sur Die Mrmen.
Minneapolis, Minn., Is. San. g.
g. MerriQ, @encralmana9er Der Git
cagp. Mi!mau!ee unb ct. YauI Gilcn=
balm madte Dem @ouperneur YiDsburp
Die Mnscise, baB feline interchangeable
l1aft ollie @aben fir Die beordn9ten
@reusbewobner frei transportiren moae.
SO iino bereits 9robe @aben fir Die BE-.
brdngten Don alien Seiten ein9slaufcn.
So wurben lcyte Mpde oreijfbn Glen
babnmasgons nit @aben bcfrohtet
BON bier mad Der @renSe obeeididt.
@eitern ,puroe cine @assonlaouns BON
StiQwater uno 9robe Auontitaten bon
anoeren Orten bierber gei9idt.
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5tQat MfinnelptQ.
nnfere %&e9islatur.

Donneritas ben IL. SAN. SIM @e.
nate fano cine isbr animirte Debatte
iber gales @eioIution in welder Der
Is. Jcbrmar als Sag sur 0ertasuns
beitimmt miro, itatt. 9err gale bielt
Del Der @%elesenbcit cine ldnsere @eoe,
in weIdcr er ;unddit nadmics, bab lebr
oiel 3eit nutlos per9euoet werbe unb
ferner boB ourd cine friibere Sertaauna
Is - 10000 Collars Dem etaats &C.
ipart mirben. Ma6bem nod bic Dcrrn
Smith. &obbins, @ilfiuion unb 9enrp
iber bic Grase seipro&en, Tam es sur
Nbltimmuns uno Die &elulution muroc
nieoerseitimmt. Sic iiblide Yortion
ncuer 8iQs purte hann eingereiat,
oaruntcr befanoen lid, cine Bill ,uclde
oas Steuerscieb amenoirt, cine Yin,
tpel9e oas Spislen auf ben gilenbab=
men pcrbietet, cine BiQ gum eduke Sc,
Slide, cine Bin, Die Ottertoil County
.autorilirt gonos fir oHentlide @ebduot
anssuscben, cine @ia, pelde ben Ser
tauf BON epirituoien in 0enpon, @oob=
bue Gountp perbietet (GiniebD. cine
Bin, pel@e fir Die @erbaftuns Dor
Yfcroeoicben cine 8eIobnun9 BON 5000
aasjebt.
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E%W~~"
Olrepdif9e @abrf6eim:
Iibfettea.
Gle Ict.cn europdii@en Ta&ri@tcr
sstbieltcn aud bic Mnjeise. bob Gurf
NIsmort trdntbeitsbolber iid wicoe'
aa@ ie:nem ibpaiiGen Tar5in Suriidse=
aeaen babe. 9as l~lnwobliein m.b eir
aiem!ih 9citises s~e,peicn iein, ionit bdtt'
CT scrpiE bel Der Grofnuns BEG &eids=
tnscs bur4 Den Safer telbli nidt &C.
ieblt. Nlein, wie bel al ieiaen fribe=
rem pl6tIiaen Jduen BON l~lnpobliein,
Set benen CT 71id INNER no@ 8orSin 3u=
ridse;oscn bat, cri&ciut aud bel Die
fem eeSsuuartisen Die Grase, oh nidt
a,u Gnoe sar saberft ,ui&tiss 9inse,
ple bic GinmiI9 nns'i fin bic orientalii@e
2riiis. ODER Elm Geboebanoi@u fir
cine tc(timmtc Na&t im Spiele icien,
snb Dem tiefoentcuhen Qopfe beg Sir
ten bcbbalb Die duberite $ube uno
6tille I'M i'm fer BON T6tben ino.
Neut3utase sebt es eben ni&t me5r 10
.ki@t. @traBsn unb sanse 9tabtuiertel
obidlicssn gu iaNer, ,uie Der 9erscs
son Grieolano gu leiuer 3cit in Drag
Ga 6ctebieu fonntc. oeun 10 ctipas tdmc
ben Gerlinern oenn bod ettuas ;u brol=
Ea Dor. NIB baber 3iebt oenn gismard
tid liehcr ii, Die Giniamfeit iciner ldnb=
I4,n YiQa juriid. 9a ,ueroen oenn
Die. Y!dne fur Die @eidide Der sonscn
Melt eei4mieoet. Dem ruiiidm
Trepnbe weroen oa Die sebcimen
6&nifpGen fatri,irt. bic ibm in's Nm
geIi9t binein 'abscleusnet ,uerOen. 9a
iperben Die Gdoen fir oas 81 nabc
Neferrei4 %seuunben. in bic es mad
uno mad li9 10 peritridt unb pcritriden
IdBt, baB penn etnmal Der Sag, Der
beitimmte. tommt. nit einem &ud fem
usd4ti0er 9taatenbnnb in Splitter
9ctt. Sn ben 1tiQsn Hdumen Nar5ins
paroen bic @eidide Oeiterrei9s i'm
Sabre 1866 s%eipOnnen. Sbnen foIsten
bic tleincren G%irtentbimer DeutId-
lambs. 9ann tpuroen tbenoaieIbf Die
Qarten fir Grantret& semii&t, uno ,uer
has epiel se,pann. iosen Die 3abIen
1870 uno 1871. GnbIi4 ,par bas Mb.
tenbsn beutlGer 3anonenboote mad ben.
ipauiiden @cmdNcru ,uieber cine Jrudt
einrs- 8eiudes iii Yar5iu. uno uie oft
8arsin isinen Gissntbimer b%cionbers
I'M aniansc beg beftisiten unb sefdbr-
ti6itsn alcr &fe. bes Suburban
pies, eeieben bal, TT aQbefdnnt. =
Sun sebt ole @ei@idte i'm Orient
erjt re&t log. Nber ur, aud bierin bas
entideioenbe @ort sur redteM 3sit be-
reit ~ baben, werben I'm edotten
tltter 9ertun9sart" Ole @eoantcn su
hem betreHenoen @crt bier seiammslt,
am bann auf einmal nit YfeiI uno
8osen. ODER better 9efast, NIT Tcuer
ano e@mert, In Der @irtIidteit gu err
(6eincn. 0euN@lano, 6as Idon felt
Spbren NIT ieiner Greunoidaft fir
8mblanb problt, miro in 8dloe 3eissn,
ME tlefe @ur3eln len: ewis unb INNER
p~ieberbolten 3ei6en bes @oblwolens
gd1lasen batten. Gs tam nnb mub
Neuti9lano muir baran 9eIesen fem.
%u6lano. Die md@tisite Ma@t, seraos
an feiner settle tn beroerblidcn &ries
perpidelt unb tpombsli9 seoemitbi9!
~ fe9en, benn jrii9er oocr ipdter Bort
oud Bel bielen bstoen Md&ten Die
dreunoi@aft cuf, unb beBlalt barf ne
ser Die cine Die onbere, nod bisic iene
qGiuisbr su 9rdften tommen laiien.
TtutIAlanb bat bas .9alt". ,peldes
Inn Der ruijiiac 9dr sur 3cit Der Wir=
rem nit gslsien ~auoebrummt bat, nod
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Ini&t pereeHen, nnb e ,uirb bieiem fei-
men 3notenitod i&on jnr rt&ten Set
~ applieiren tuiKen. Mor e bod i&on
elm 3iemli6er 9ieb. ben Der beuti&e
9aiier isineu, Iieben 8ruoer a~Isranoer
veriebte, ole Gliterer ben beuti2en Sis
|jieren ben gintritt in Die rMiiii4e Mr.
NEE peybot. &ublano bat, mas Oeuti9.
lamb gar ,pobI tueib, icinen ein3i9en
tidtigen General in 9eeennpdrtiSer 3eit,
unb mubte bebbalb an cuspdrtise be-
rlbmte unb be,udbrte @enerale Id
uenben. AIs aber Der RoiIer @ilbelm
DON einem foI&en autrase an ben Sc.
neral @anteuffel erfubr. bate Ct ni&ts
giIi9eres 3u tbun. ols fem quod non
oasmH@en ~ uerfeu uno Der 6ofnuns
oes ruiiiiden Raiiers in bieier Weiie
ben Stab su bre4en. Mu@ seben
Dem 0iritsn 8ismard bic Gonferen3=
yerbanblunsen ouf su labmen 5ibcn,
tpebbalb CT ni9t blob bem beuti@en
8epollmd@tisten. Greiberrn D. @ertber,
in 2onlantinopel. ionbern ioear benen
anocrer Mddte bitriibcr 3iemli@ beut=
lid feline Meinuns 3utommen IieB. g.
lpei5, bab in einem etuaisen Rriese
3uif1en Der 9irtei unb Rublanb, Die
e%ritere cine nidt 81 INTERCOLLEGIATE &raft
entmideln ,piiroe. uno bab 2ebterss, BON
&elb unb 9uten Jiibrern total entblobt.
trob ieiner @r0be BON Der fleineu Sir
tel iebr bart bcrecnommen uerben
t0nnte. Collie bos 2ebtere selinsen,
10 ,piroe europa einem 10 fIr9terli9en
&riese entsessn seben, iuie es lett ben
sritsn lleberfa0en Der Mu!elmdnner tei=
men mebr erlsbt bat. 9ie SABINE oes
uiroe Die tolltiibnen 5lrten
III einem lOlden @rab bon Ganatis mus
.ordnsen, bab iie 9pdnen slei@ aui
alles iid i"tiirSen 'uiirben, mas ibnen
nur i'm Minoeiten @ioerltano lciiten
Gs ,pdre bonn ni9t mebr Gin
fir 2anb uno &c1t, ionOern Elm
Der 3elision. beg p%albmonoes
]esen bas &reu3. unb oisies mare oas
in's &oIen seratbene Steinden
m M%orsenlanoe, oas Scrihmctterno
IQcs pernidtete, mos in ieinem &onen
BIN binoerlid rdre, big es plotli4 gum
5uBselteae beg iicsenSen &reu3es wiiroe.
: Ginem Staatsmanne tpie Gurf pig
nard cnt9eben iol@e G%inSelnbeiten
,idt, unb meib CT idon I'M Iorous
,a9 alien li4 Su ridten, et,uaisen
suentualitdten Su beseanen unb ieinen
haraus III Sieben. SoQte es
Rublarb sclinsen, ii4 Der 5auptitaot
'cs tirfii6en &eides 5u bcmd&tissn
mo bic 9arfen gang aug europa gu
'erordnsen, 10 ,piroe Deutidlono aud
'i@t ldnser 3Ssern. iid Oeuti9=O eter=
cid Su bolen, uno ioiueit bic oeutjdc
3unsc tlinst, iein Banner aufjuidla=
zen. Ob england uno Trantreid Dem
JanSen IerIauf rubis ,uleben t0nnten.
udre cine idper Ill beantmortenos
5ra9e. Stalien miroe in einem autro=
!ermanii4en 2riese li4 Die ital;eniidcn
Oeiteyreids bolen, nno nm
'ie 10O0.iabrise Gsiitens oes 0obsbmr-
yer &%aiierbauics mare es seidebsn.
.lino bic llebersintinitc 3wi.
den @ublano. SeutidIano unb Sta-
len berart, bab teinem Der Gambler
5daoen entitcben, ionbern oab Elm Sci
'es aug Dem beiBeu 8rei 10 pisle 8ro=
Fen bolen miro, als i6m bic @efa6r=
lei Ter Singer peripridt.
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Epkal-Aaehrifhteu.

Der bo&w'te perr Abt s9leyiu1
reibte seitern mad st. saul.
Ser 9odp'ite 9err gii&ot Sei'
oenbuid fam seitern BON ieiner @eii
wieber ,urud.
Msr bis gum /. April BET
rNorbitcrn" gum 0craus. besabIt, CT
balt Die id0ne Yrdmie.
Sic beiben Ginbre9er Sam. Don
neltp une Sam. 9epe tuuroen Seftern
na4 stiqwater ipebirt, no lie nut
ausbre9en t0nnen, ,uenn's selinst.
Hep. P. @eperin @rob. o. s. B.,
ron st. GIoub, beebrte unier Sonetum
sehern nit einem 8eiude. Ct beii@'
tiste bic reue Yrefe in i6rer pollen
5bdtisteit.
f,on. Sobn2. @i1ion bat fiji
81. Glouo bic Msentur fir cine Be,
befen Yatent Office : Asenturen in
@aibinston iibernommen.
{,on. Dopib Burt, bisber Gtaats-
Superintendent Der OfeHtliden S@uIen
Winneiotas, wurbe BON Sou. YiQsburp
auf tueitsre 2 Sabre 3u bieiem amte er+
uannt.
Eerr San. Gilbert uirb ieinen So.
loon in bas, bisber BON perrn Rauf=
mann innesebabte 9otaI, Ode BON 81.
@ermain StraBe u. @aIbinston Mpe..
perlesen.
Sopelte Siren DC. - err Jranf
gsttenburs pon ct. Glou6 nuroe Iebten
Greitas ourd cine ooppelte Gabe bes
.Stordes" iiberraidt. Sic 3miuinse
|lino bibi@e itarfe &ndbden. Setter
eonntas wuroen Ssioe setauit.
d. auf ieiner &eiie burd
Stearns COUNTY traf Der betannte Rel
lenoe oes 9aulss .5tur@ uno g." aud
i'm 6auie oss 9errn 5bomas &ittowsti
Elm, uno be9lidte i'm nit einsm blbi9sn
tleinen S6rei9als.
gerr Wtatb. Cans, County Sreaiu-
rer, uno 9err 500. Meper pom rNorb=
tern, weraen bieie @o@e ibre Nrbeiten
aubcrbalb Der Gitp BON ct. Glouo be-
enoisen unb bann pieber Die Bei4dfti=
sunsen in ibren reip. OHieen iiberneb=
men. -
2ette @ohe tamen bier srei Mit=
slieoer Der Tamilie Sbierie BON Yaris,
Grantrei9, on. 9ielelben ]ino ger-
uanote beg 9errn Sbieris uon Der
Gompasnie &emele e. Sbierle, critic
&lajle Sierbrauer, in 81. Glouo. =
Sas iinb uieb.r tiidtise 9dnbe in bag
bliibcnoe @sIddft.
l%luiere Office lit ieit einisen sasen
nit iebr i@onsn Gbromos per3iert. 9a=
runter befnoet iid oasjenise. tueI@es
mir uniern porous3abIenoen Mbonnen.
ten sur gramie beitimmt baben. - 8ei
Yeii@tisuns oerielben tann ii@ Sober
mann pon Der @obrbeit iiber3eusen,
init wel9er mir in elmer anoeru Spalte
bic Eramie beidrieben baben.
ltnierem sei&dbten Gollesen bonn
~@oltsblatt" in Ct. Yaxl oriiden mir
9isrmit unler 8eiIeio iber ben tiirjlid
erlittensn llnfol aug. Ser Sdreden
miro nun pobl idon pieoer poriiber
iein, uno boffen mir, Dob Der S@aoeu
ourd freunoIides Gntsesentommen bon
uno 8etannten ni9tl 10 i9mer
auf ieincn @9ultern laiten tuerbe.
en 81. @enoel baben bic @cmein=
oemitelieoer Der tatb. STRIDE elm pradt.
poQes Sdulbaus unb cine redt bubi9e|
Yfarriuobnuns 9ebaut. 0as beiBt ieinen
Sim fur oos Cute unb @abre on ben
Sag Iesen, unb oirfte oieies 8eiipiel
gar man9en sroBen @emeinoen Dor Mu-
gen scitelt mcroen. Ser Opferseiit
;eist Id eben nidt INNER Bios in gro
Sen rciden @emeinoen, iouoern 9ans
belonoers no CLAUDE unb MiIotbdtis=
felt blii6en.
9Die wir b0ren> perjammelt lid Die
Neu+ihe pnnun -fnthpriiHp M,I}nrnIx