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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
THE LOUISIANA CROOKED
NESS.

Examination Of CaSdRdUe and Wells
The KHOlO. Nothing and GcncraE
DCniaI POHcy- Wells Subjected to q
Rigid ErdDiindbOn-E EGcited Alter
cations ,0ith lh'. Field-IhredtS Of
VIOicHce dy the Witness.
WAsHINuToN, Feb. 5.-The eXami-
nation of j. Madison Wells, President
of the Louisiana Returning Board,
before the House committee to-day,
presented such scene as was never
before exhibited in any congressional
Investigation. 1t was evident from
first to last that Wells had come before
the committee with the determination
to "brave through" the charges against
him by sheer audacity and assurance.
Whatever else may be said OF Wells
ne possesses the one rodeeming trait
of genuine, contained courage As
Wells sat i'm the witness chair THIS al
tcrnoon, facing David Dudley FIeld'
who was cross-questioning him ms
teeth set hard, his eyes flashing, ana
his hand grasping with nervous enef,
gy stout hickory stick, he looked
Ike the veritable impersOnaiion OF
bulldozer. And IL must be conle-7tG
that the skillful and accomplished
lawyer had to bend his whole mind to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13

viii have been mitigated and the peo-
pie will be practically unit in favor
OF some such bill. Moreover, we have
been advised 10y some OF those who
are in favor Of the measure that il will
be very well to let it go into the next
fall campaign as All issue before the
people and let the matter be uumis-
takably cleared up. In other words.
be sure it is the will of the people and
then go ahead
Another difficulty was the fact that
the delegates from the other counties
embraced in the bill would not con-
sent to hold it back longer from its
passage. We had to act at once, or
not at all. A still stronger point pre-
sented itself to our minds, in this, that
il was very unsafe step to have bill
for our county tied with other counties
in it. If these counties should please
to oppose any amendments which our
county might hereafter wish made,
we would find ourselves embarrassed
by their common interest with us in
it. We find it is much the best to
have bill OF our own with no other
county in it. Under all these circum-
stances, ard with these conflicting let
ters, we thought it best to withdraw
Washin pton county, and we did so.
The matter will go into the next can
vass, and some OF the parties who
have thrown obstacles in tie way of
the bill will have an opportunity to
see how far the people of the county
agree with them in their opposition to
it.
Mr.. Berry, of Bedford, has intro
duced another general dog tax bill and
as it eXempts one dog to each family,
it may pass. But fail to see how any
farmer who will not stand small tax
on his property to make good the
roads through his land can sustain
himself in imposing a still heavier tax
on the poor mans dog, which is not
property, to protect his own property,
which he says must not be taxed.
The upshot of 1t is this. The poor
man must pay the dog tax and work
the roads for the benefit of property.
l am in favor of protecting property,
but doubt the property of putting all
the burden of its protection on those
who have none of their own.
The weather here is very beautiful,
and the naples and aspens are in full
bloom. The Ground Hog had abun-
dant opportunity TO see his shadow
last Friday, but if he went into his
hole and drew the hole in after him,
he has deprived himself OF week of
very lovely sunshine. Thus far the
Ground Hog is a fraud, | SEE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13

Democrats are discouraged by the
spectacle of a partisan vote, and fear
that they are in the hands of parti-
san court. The refusal to entertain
the testimony taken by the two hous,
es is denounced as trick and fraud
on the House Of Representatives -
Some prominent men urge that the
House Representative should forth
with pass resolution to request t cir
members to leave the Commission, -
If thi, were done, it is pretty certain
that Justices Clifford aud Field would
at once quic the Commission. 1t is
barely possible that an aroused public
sentiment will induce one or two of
the Republicans of the Commission
to do justice in the case of Louisiana.
VIZ j. O, w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13
THE INDIAN WAR.
Gen. Miles Gains Another Sig>
nal NICIOry(?),

New York. Feb. Ga dispatch
dated Tongue River, Montana Ter
tory, January 10Th, says General
Miles has had another severe fgbt
with the Indians and has gained
another signal victory over them. =
The Indians consisted of bands Of
Chcy enncs and Ogallalos, under Graz
~ Horse, and numbered between six
hundred and eight hundred lodges. -
Gen. Niles command left this post
on the 27th of December and pro-
ceeded up Tongue River. His com.
mand, which consisted of five COM
panies of the Fifth Infpntry aud two
Of the Twenty second Infantry, num-
bcred about three hundred fighting
men. Through lack of transporta,
ton, Gen, Miles was compelled to
employ Montana OK teams that hap
pened to be at this post to transport
his supplies. This train he sent out
three days in advance of the depart
ure Of the main command, under
charge Of Major Charles Dickey, with
two companies of the Twenty. second
Infantry and one Of the Fifth Infants
ry.
After overtaking. the train with
the balance of the command, General
Miles abandoned the wagons and
drove his oxen in order to have them
at hand to assist in pulling his train
up steep hills and through deep can
yOns. AT the time of his leaving the
post heavy snow was on the ground,
and severe storms, with intensely cold
weather, obtained during the whole
period of the expedition. The mOve-
ment Of the troops was necessarially
tedious, and the haIdships endured
were very great.
General Miles, after proceeding
some sixty miles up Tongue river,
discovered signs of a recent Indian
encampment, aud pushing on struck
their full force on the 7th ult. On
the evening of that day. quite a heavy
skirmish took place, and on the Sth,
the Indians, to the number Of one
thousand warriors, well armed and
plentifally supplied with ammunition,
appeared in his front. Gen. Miles
attacked them however with his little
command and succeeded in gaining
4 decisive victory. The loss of the
Indians is hard to estimate, but is
known to have been very great. The
battlefield was covered with traces of
blood. The Indians fought with great
desperation,
The battle was contested on very
rough and broken ground, where il
was impossible for cavalry to ride
The Indians were entirely on foot and
charged the troops repeatedly. Our
officers and men displayed the great
est cOOlness and courage, and poured
deadly volleys into the ranks of the
"hos;iIes. 2" For more than five
hour-, the fight ragged as terrible as
ever was witnessed on battle field,
A heavy snow storm prevailed dur
ing portion Of the fight.
Gen Miles, loss was four killed and
six wounded. Gen. Miles pursued
the Indians into Wolfe mountains as
far as his Limited supplies would per-
nit. The command has returned to
this post in good condition, considering
the terrible hardships it has UNDER
gone,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13
m SULLINS
~ Female College.
Bristol, Va. 81 Tenn.
REV. D. SULLINS, D. d., PRESIDENT

LNACULTY composed of seven experien-
j. ced Teachers, Professors Of Music
and Modern Languages both educated in
Europe) Beard, fuel, washing, lights,
room and servants attention, aud Tuition
(eNcmsiye of Music and Modern Languages) ,
per term cf five months, ss4 to $94 one
half in advance, or the whole at the middle
OF the term. Sessions open uniformly on
the 4th Thursday in August, and 3rd Thurs
d0y in January. Bay~ Boarders furnish
sheets, piilow-cases, towels, sc. SEND
FOR CATALOGUE.
Nov, q, ls76-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13
THE SCHOOL FUND.

By a correction of the figures it
appears that the amount of the
School fund used in payment Of the
Public Debt is about $383,000, in~
stead of 100000 as reported last
winter. The following joint reso-
luton. offered by Mr.. Massey, OF
Albemarle, and amended by Mr..
Fowler, of Washington, and MIR.
Ronald, Of Montgomery, has, af-
ter protracted discussion, been re-
ported by the committee on Schools
and Colleges, and will, we hope,
pass the House and Senate:
Whereas the constitution is man
datOry to the effect that the capitatiOn
tax and an annual tax upon the prop
erty Of the State of not less than one
mill nor more than five mills on the
dollar shall be appropriated for the
support of public free schools of the
State and whereas it appears from
the report of the auditor of public aC-
counts that there is due to the public
free school fund n sum aggregating
three hundred and eighty-two thOus.
and seven hundred and thirty-twO dol
lars and twenty-siX cents, for the years
eighteen hundred and seventy-seven-
ty-one-seventy-tw twO-seventy-three, and
seventy-four and whereas this def,
cheney has not been the result of any
dereiction of official duty upon the
part OF the said auditor: be 1t there
fore,
ResOlUed, That the auditor of pub
lie accounts be and is hereby instruct
ed to place the said sum of three hun
dred and eighty-twO thousand seven
hundred and thirty-twO dollars and
twenty-siX cents to the credit of the
literary fund, so soon as the condition
of the treasury will enable him to dc
so without detriment to the public in
terest -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-02-13
THE FLORIDA CASE.
Action of the Commission.
sroclal 70 tho RIchmond whIs.


The proceedings of the Commission
have caused great excitement. The
effect of the first order, to exclude all
testimony not submitted to the two
houses by the president of the joint
convention, shuts out all the teStimo>
nv by the House showing TIE fraud
of returning officers. The order to
hear evidence and arguments as to
the inteligibiIity of Humphreys
amounts 20 nothing, asst will be proved
his resignation was accepted The
first order was carried by strict par
ty vote. Republican members of the
Commission boldly avOwed the doc
trine that the certificates Ofthe Gov
ernOr and the State canvassers were
final, and could not, even IN the cas-"
of acknowledged error or palpabIe
fraud, be corrected by the State or by
Congress. They said that was the
end of it. Justice Bradley did moi
90 quite so far as his associates. lie
said the State could correct a wrong
ful act if provision had been made by
the State to do it. and not otherwise.
The debate in conference was eA>
ceedingly able. Justices Clifford,
Field, and Bradley filed written opin-
ions, and Justices Strong and Miller
made reports. All members will
probably be allowed to file opinions
in writing
The Louisiana question presents
some very different issues, and many
Democrats are hopeful of a righteous
decision. There is little hope nov
that Florida will be counted for Til
den, though it is barely possible JUS
tice Bradley may recoil from doing
the work of Morton and Sherman. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-30
D

SIM Safen BON 8btlaoel
phi lit elm @6ooner nit elmer merf
miirbigen 2aoun9 aus Baibinoton on
gefOnmen. 9ieIelbe beftebt aus 25'
Sonnen Yapierbrei, 9enonnen aus ser
ftampften @reenbad= uno National
8anfnoten, tpel6e bonn S9obamtss9 81
partement a%erft6rt tuorben iin6, neil Il
CUR Circulation ni6t mebr taueli6 ma
ren. 9ieier Bapierbrei Dirb BON
SdnbaHts 3 9epartement an 9apierfn
brifanten nerfauft, um tuieoer in 8apie,
uerpanoelt au ueroen.
@as merifanii6e gner9i,
It un6 permag, bat fi9 tpieber BEL ben
8ranbunsliid Der n0ispat9" in 8itts
burg seSeist. 9as san5e Bacterial sul
0~eritelung Der j3eitung lag in Sriim
mern; bic 8refie ma taum SugGnelid
uno fir ben Iu3enblid unbrnu6bar
aIein nod ppr Wittas batten bic Ser:
ausseber neue 9Dpen 9efauft, UNI 3 r6,
Na6mittass tparen bic Seserei unb baa
@eI6ditsbureau in re9elmdBigem Gang
uno am Wonta9 eri6ien bic 5eituns tuie
setp6bnli9.
9as DIP er Saebsefet
lift in &ir5e fulsenbes: @s 1T unseiess
li9 81 t6oten, gu nerfaufen ooer gu BE-
iiben, Siri9e uuo &e6e nor1 l. MGrl
big gum l. Sept; @a6teln. &ebbibnsr
ODER Sa1anen BON 1. 5ebr. his 20. Oft.
S6uepfen bonn 1. Sebr. bis Is. Nug.
tuiloe Turties nom 1. Sebr. Biz 1. Sept. &;
Biloe @dnie unit @nten bonn l.. Do
big 1. Sept; Saien bonn 1. Sebr. big
20. DIT; @idb6rnden pom L. Sebr. biz
Is. Sum-.
Die st eiteri It a oes g EN- e.
alma ors sc atbanieI Greene,
tpel6e bemnd9ft in @ai1inston on Der
&reuSuue Der Marpldno unh MaHa6u.
ietts Ipenue aufsefteGt merten io9, 1T
bon 8rOn5e uno felt ben General in
mebr alS 2ebenserDBe nuf benz Bferbe
fibeno Dor, pel6es fprti9reitet, tpabreno
er nit Der linfen Sano bic 8i9e[ bait
uno nit Der rehten Sanb iiber ben &opf
oes Bferoes hinaus nOrtuGrts 5eiet. Die
S66e Der Statue pom Bieoeftal big sur
&opfipise betrdet 134 5uB uno bic sonSe
2dn9e IA SUB. gS na9m 6OOO 8funb
8ronae, UNI fie 81 sieBen, unb bic Soften
betru9en $4,000. Die Sfatue tuirb
ouf elm 20 SUB bobes Stebefa[ bon
@ranit Su fteben fommen.
ueberflu q % OF n6dufern
in @ abiuston. Wan I6reibt
folsenbe 3lasen aug Der Bunbes6aupt=
itabt: r@s eri6eint fat unglnubli9 unb
bod lit es uahr, baB in GBaIbinaton
1,6OO Sduier leer fteben rno feinen
0eietber finben f6nnen. Gin folder
1T tuertb, einse6eno in Grind.
9nns 9eSosel 5u tueroen urb man ionte
nibt nnterlafen Sarauf 5uriidSutommer
uno auS5ufinben MORAN es lifat, baB 70
uiele Samilien es uorSieben, f1 in &ofs
einSui6rdnfen, anffatt eiaene
Birtbi6aft 81 fibren, uno eSniae Sim>
l1er in einem sr6seren Sauie su n1ie>
then, ontatt elm fleineres 6aas fir fim
gu beSieben. Nit ben Decentralization.
Enelbe lniere gut b~er5ipei9ten GtrasensI
etlenbabuen unb gut oertbeilten Ndrtte !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-30

6errn 5lotpers, Der ubne BerSus bins
elite. @r fGb, bn6 &neelonD ouf einem
Stnble, Der an bic @ono aelebnt mar,
I16. @eir @eIi@t rubte 1nf Der linfen
9ano, Der linfe gIbOsen nuf einem
9ult. 6lDlpers %ertannte iofort, 6aB
&neeIai0 tpbt mar. Or. g6annceb
tuurce eerufen. Snjmifhen ent>
bedte man inter benz GtuhIe elm
ffeines finHdufiaes 8iItOl, be1fen 2auf
nnr 5 8oa lang unb 6eiien galiber bas
einer @i9ie mar. SIN Der Rano tuaren
Blntstropfen unb am &opfe bes Rons
nes tuaren Rlumper geronnenen Blutss.
Sinter benz re@ten Sbr mar cine G6uBs
tuunoe. Nnes biefes beutete auf Selbts
mor6 un6 it es uabr59einlih, oaB Der
Stu6l, auf benz &neelnn6 SaB, aIs CT fh
eri6OB, ridtudrts ruI9te. Coroner
8Oltmann tuurbe serufeu. Gr fnno IN
Der Tnf6e res Mannes cine tuertbeGIe
9oloene nbr unb Settle, 50 in 8apier uno
1914 in &leinselb, Cine 500 Note maj
NIT elmer Gtednabel IN Der @eftentaiHe
befefti9t. Guf benz unter Der 2ei9e ite.
benoen Suite la9sn cine Nn5ntl Nften
une elm @bedformular bon &. S. cisco
& Son, iouie fulsenber an 5ran BiIiom
6. &neelan6, 4brefe Sames &. 9lace,
@de 5ront unb 8ier Str, aoreiirter
Brief: y2l. 0onember ~. Reine
tbeure 2iebe! SD tuerbe 9ein f95nes
unb (fiir mildly beilises @eii1t ni9t pies
berieben. Die Sa9e III, i9 bin Dor
Sor9en gang BON Ginnen. Sn ben
lesten 18 Wonaten, ieitbem oaS i6reds
li@e 6euer uniere 6eimot6 ianmt allen
bo6sei6dsten @ffeften ner5e6rte, ben
WObilien, bic fie uns tbeuer mabten,
unb ben @emdlOen, bic fie ms perI9bz
rerten, 9in9 es beftdnbi9 i9le6ter un6
idle9ter. Sir uniere 8aupldse, Sdu<
ier uR6 2G6en muroen bic Mietben ni6t
9e5ablt. Somit eebe i9 ben &f auf,
@ott ie9ne Did, liebe 5rau unb tr6ite
Did in oieiem unelid. @. 6. &.@ rn>
ter ben 8npieren 6es gerftorbenen fieB
fi9 nidt elm 5eben finben, auf tpeldem
Die @Obnuns beffelben ueraei9net mar;
ebeniOuenis tuuBte es SlOtpera. Der in
go. 800 Subion Gpe. einen @rccerDla.
ben bat, Doer 5rau Mnilanb. Or idrieb
ftets an feline 5rau unter Der Nbreiie eif
nes Gnbern. Serr SlomerS iast, baB
&neelanb felt GINGER !Seit i6er feline
Notwithstanding flagte. @r bate
mebrere 8ro5e15e nerloren nnb 16le6te
@ei6dfte 9ema6t, uno bieies er5eu9te
bic Manie, oaB fi6 bas Slid 9esen i'm
peribiuoren babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-30

gum 4. December pertaeten i~fanool6ieu
Banberbilt'ihen @rbidaftspro3effes
iiber bas Qeben iener rei6en 5nmilie 81
Gage gef6rbert mDrben iino. 2ebbafi
erinnern uns bieielben on bic in S1if=
Ier's &dnbern geidiloerte 5amilienmi.
iere, nur baB fie Oieiel6e nod tpeit in ben
| Shntten iteuen.
Ser alte @rnf Rorimilian Roor tunr
iebenfals nobler, als Der bunbertfa9e
WiQiondr Ban6erbilt. Dieter fir &c.
nin1, enersii9, ~po6luoIeno, fifteen.
ftrena, NIT einem gBprte fur gIiidlid
eebaltene Nanu mirb als Despot, @si5'
balS, 2iftlins, ia als Serbre6er emit
larnt, Der feline 2ebenssefdbrtin bel &c
innben Ginnen in's STRENUOUS fperrt,
UNI f1 nit elmer bubleriiden r9ouuerz
mantle" su ner9nii9en, tuel6e ibm Der
erbI9leideriide SObu 5uflbrt. Dieie,
bic 9i9te zines @eiftlthen, 1T feline
,Amalie", bic bns S6pert auf Die
m@nnaiGe 5ran5' 5idt. sic ipieleu belize
unter elmer 9ede, un6 bic 9eiammten
@ei6piher 6efdmpfen fi6, als uenn fe
@rbfeinbe unb ni9t 8lutsnernnnote
rudreu. Die &dnfe, bur6 tpel6e 6rani
Woor ieinen 8ruoer Carl aus benz 8az
terherSen perbrdnst, rei6en ni9t binan
on bic BON @iIiam seseu Cornelius
8anberbilt an9etuantten. Or best
Spione auf bic Sdbrte zines nerfon1mez
men Subjects, bieies fir ieinen 8ruber
ansae6enb, mno ldBt bann Die eroi6tez
ten S9anbtbnten benz rNlten" binter=
brinsen, bis bi:ier ieinen Sobn GOrnez
Illus sdnSli3 uerft6Bt uub ben S9leider,
@uppler uno Qu9enbiener gum timber
falerben maht. 60 meni9itens iuz
den bic Granddaughter @el6niiter,
tuelde bas 8anberbilt'i9e 2eftas
ment anfedten, bic Sa9e bar5u>
fteIen, uno tpenn aud in bieier
DarfeIung man6es ibertrieben iein
mag, 70 entbdlt bieielbe bod au9en<
ideinli9 senus @abres, I'M uts einen
ginblid in ein S~amilienleben gu 9es
tpd6ren, pie mir es uns elenoer uno
uerfommener faum oenten f6nnen. Ro6z
Ten au9 bic Ganberbilts in solotrosenz
ben &arofien fabren, modten audi Die
8ald5te uno @Grten, S6ife uno gad,ten
bes rei9en Commodore aGes in ben
Sdatten %fteIen, mas irseub ein euro
pdii9er Banter, 6iirft, Sersog ooer
&6nia nri5ubringen i'm Stanoe mar, oas
Slid bat niemals in Der 8anberbilt'<
ideu 5amilie cine Seimitdtte 9efunoen.
l1no nie bort, 10 febt es in pielen bunz
bert anberen Snmilien aus, Die Der
4rme UNI hires &ei6tbumS Benedict,
nit benen er aber fi6erGi6 ni6t taui9en
tuiirbe, tuenn ibre @ei9t6te Offen Dor
linn baldse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-30
Gin SettenffA6 au S@tner'S
&XNAhHen

* Die @prte Der 8ibe1, pel6e BEN
4rmen bas Simmelret6 in NusIibi
itellen uno es fir lei6ter mD9li6 err
fldreu, bnB Elm 8ameel bur6 eih SEQ
oel6br idlipfe, ais baB elm 8ei6er sur
episen Seli9fett eingebe, baben in unie=
rem mooernen Retailer piel o ibrer
tr6itenben &raft fir tie Miblelisen
uno 8eIabenen eineebist. Die Relt 1T
i'm Nnsemeinen 81 ifeptii6 ~gerpprben,
als baB ife ii6 nit ungarantirten Nn>
tueiiunsen auf bas Senieits ~obipeiien
Lief, unb nerlanst mad einem Ebeil Der
@lidielisfeit, uel6e ansebli6 in ben
himmli1hen @efiloen betrl6en fol-,
i9on bier nuf @rben. Ser Irbeiter,
tuelder nit ieinen i9tuielisen SGuften,
NIT benz Spaten uno nit Der !9ade bns
@roret9 rmsrdbt ooer aus ben Tiefen
beiielben bic &oblen unb bns slibernbe
Metal so Gage f6rbert, er ldBt fi6
ni6t mebr an benz @orte oes 8rebi9ers
9eniisen, pelhes linn fir bic @ntbebrun-
gen i'm 9ieiieits rei6li9e @ntI9dbiaune
i'm Senieits oeripri6t. @r beltebt pielz
utebr barauf, baB, tuie anoeren 2euteu,
10 aub linn iein Nntbeil an ben @eniiis
fen bieIer @elt tperbe, uno iebnt 1i9
niht i'm @erinsfeu oarna6, ii6 bA
our6, oaB er bienieben ben 8e9er Der
3riihlnl biz CUR Geise leert, Die Scar,
tDrertrOne 81 peroienen. @s lift, nit eli
nem Bort 9eiaet, elm iebr materieles
3~eitalter, in benz mir le6en, uno bic
i9abl berieni9eu, tpelhe piIenS fino,
UNI Elm euteS Mittasefien bic idmmtliz
den bimmli16en Sreuoen bnrar au oe=
ben, nimmt leiber BON Gag 5u Gag mebr
81.
Ni6ts teIto tpeni9er m66ten mir nit
oieIen 2euten nidt re6ten. benin eS lGBt
Iid III Der 26at mandes Su @unIten Der
In19nuunaStueiie id9en, tuel6e in Der
Nrmutb aaein oaS Rriterion Der tpa6ren
Sliidielisteit ni6t SI ieben nermae; aber
eben 10 menig besriinoet @elb, niel @elo
oas men16li3e Slid, lIno bieieniaen,
uelbe nn9 bemieIbe1 ftreben in Dem
Slauben, bur9 bic @riperbuns be1Ielben
anen Soreet entriidt Su tper6en, befin=
ben fi6 in einem traurieen Srrtbum.
Dnnon lieTert uns baS amerifaniI1e 2ez
ben taatdslih ben 8etpets, unb man
brauht MIR bic 8erbanoluueen in ben
Ra6laBseri6ten uno bic @oroner'S llns
teril6uneen 5u nerfoleen, Inn sriinbli6
BON benz Srrtbum SuridSufommen, baB
bic rei6en 2eute aud bic sliidli6fen
feien.
8ielmebr i9eint es in ben Ser. Stans
ten bas @9idial serabe Der rei6iten
5omilien gu fem, oaS fi9 unter ibrem
8oblftanbe uno unter ibrer
lln~antaItbarteit cine oiitere Sc.
biret, tpel6e, iuenn entbiGt, uns
I9auoerrl ma9t uub on STEELE oeS Neioes
oas @efaht bes Ritleios cher ou6 Der
treten ldst. Ser @bicaeoer
8anfier @oolbau9b, fuel6er auf Der
Sbbe bes I9einboren @lids i1lie6ti6
bon benz 2eben 70 n~nsetpioert tpurbe, baB
er bemielben burd einen tppbleeSielten
Biitoleni9uB elm @nbe mn9te, er tpedte,
nlS Cd befannt mutoe, nel9 na9enoer
Sram an benz Sersen bes reihen, bon
uielen 1einer Mitblrser beneioeten
Nnines Sabrelans eenaet bate. unier
Mitleioen. BeraHtuna aber un0
Gtel erresen bic @ntbnnungen, tuel4e
geleeentli6 bes Dor einisen Tagen bis ]
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BtHtrer @ef@ma6.

I Die Sebuns bes dltbetiI6en @e
ibmades, tpie iie in bieIer &epublif Ieii
ben Iesteu S~tuanSis Sabren iid bepbad.
ten lGBt, lift cine erfreuli6e TbatIahe
Seit Dem infer 2ano ielbftltdnoig ge-
mproen, baben bic Nmeritaner stuar ME
e~efnauiert, tuern eS it6 uni bic Seritels
lung bon Comfort uno Die NnIhaffuua
BON 2urnssesenItdnben bunoelt, fie
1trebten Itets banad, bas . e t E Su faus
fen, aber iie u%eritanoeu oaruuter nlr
anSubdufi9 has 2beuerit e. Sm
9aufe bee sSable nabm bic Sorliebe Der
Nmsritnner fir buntnuf9epuste Sin9e.
fur bloSes Jlitterpert aGmdlia ob uno
tie legen isSt oas Saupt9epibt auf bic
Solioitdt oeS Stofes. @leibSeitig aber
beginner tie Elm SerItdnoniB fir bic
8erbGttniIie Der Siuse Su chamber, fir
bic @eiese Der Sarmonie uno ben Gins
Hang Der Jormen uno 5arben 81 betOmz
men uno i9dmen fih iest Seffen, mas
Iie friibel benunoerter. Sabei bat ibnert
~aIeroines Die blinoe 4nbetun9 a[Ies
SranSDfi6en, bos fe fir ben Snbe<
eriff bes %seIammten 9uten @eibmadeS
b,elten, wieoer sei9acet, fie slaubten
eben, ba6 man iii bic SranSoieu cupi.
rem oiirfe, Inn auf Der S6be Der Neitbe=
tit i'll fteber. limb ielbft bn, mo bic
JranSoIen @utes sei6affeu batten,
aliidte es ben Nmeritanern faft INNER,
iuie ons 70 oft sei6iebt, seraoe baS Sch
I~er9afte unb bieS aaein nab5uabmen.
Seine ameritauii9e Stabt bat NIT 10
uiel @ifer fi6 bemiibt, bas NeuBere BON
8nris na65uabmen, tpie Hetu Yort.
9enIelben Sans fur Die Gnbrinsuns BON
@las, fur bic ueberlaouna nit Waiien
bon duseren Defpratipnen finoert mir
aud in Der amerifnniI6en Metropple,
sSher tiefer seben Die Neiu 9orfer ni9t,
e b~saAAnjisen ii9 nit gUpiruns FOLDER
Rerfmole, nStnel4e bas wirfli@ i96ne
'aris I9on ldn9f 0Rauitreifen besinnt,
ber fie oermbsen fem SSotbeOn, teine
Rnbeleine'& ir9e, fein 9beofst@ Ilo tet1
)pernbars, uie bos fransbF1 s@e pers
Sn Der neuffen 8eiS fpsn:
It fi9 Der amerifanii9e Bid mebr\ anf
Wuiter, bod nbmt man bS ee
entettets ni1t einfa9 nod, ma
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