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the mon well known Characters and are old in the
forgery business Sinnot II alleged has travelled
under the name OF Amos Weeks He was formerly
bartender Tor The Allen. Some limo ago. is stated
he, with u number OF thioves, were arrested IN
raid made upon Barney Aaron's place. Chamber
lain was al one time partner In the Arm OF Brown
Chadwick In his pocket, wnen arrested, was found
bond for twenty shares OF the Far Rockaway Gas
Company. On them we'll executed signatures OF
George Pendlelon, president W. G. sa1ler, secretary
and James Barbour, trustee The prisoners were
committed by Justice Morgan The police In search
OF confederates they believe Sinnott Chamber
lain are only two OF gang OF forgers Hedden. who
introduced the men to Mr. Weed, has disappeared.
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Y PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. l.. Dee. g. 1877.
The printing cloths market Is inactive Prices fri
u previous Qu0lAtionG
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Ri COMMERCIAL

LIvERrooL. Dec 6-5P.M.
Cotton-Futures nat: upRnds low mddihg clause
March and April delivery, l52d up anus low middling
9 7.l6d
arM LONDON, Dec 6--5 80 L. N.
Produce-Talow. 39s Sd. a9s. ID per cwt
SPIRITS Of turpentuc 2is. Sd. 24s I'd. per cwt.
Linseed oil Els los. per ton
ANTWERP Dec. o. 1877.
Produce--Petroleum. s2G for fine pale American
PRODUCE xxcnAsGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL, Dec. q, 1877.
Pork Eastern steady 6ss Western dull 1t SIS Ba-
conCumber riand cut dull ~ 42s short rib du
Sd long clear dull at SSs. short clear dull 40 Hams
Long dull AIS. Shoulders dull at 3is. I'D Beef
India du 0Ss. eady II2s; prime
mess dull Sss Lsrd-Prme Western steady at las
TaowfTime city dull 4Os Turpentiue Spirits
vt 25s. Cd Rosin Common steady NJ 5s 3D. fine du at
los Cheese American choice steady CAS- Lard oil
dull Ut AS. FIourExtra state steady 2Js Wheat
No spring dun At los li1 No sprng duh at los 81
winter duh at lis 4d Corn-Mixed soft steady
Sd Cottonseed oI-Yeow American, In the
The New York herald., 1877-12-07

ln:I TO Has A. NJ.
$1,000 y $ SIS. 's1, che iu7
lhJO0 U 4 4's. 19O7,r iU27s
lOOJO do........... 103
lHsDO do ........... 1027f
1000 U 5 l1s's, '8t. Q. lO4ss
fllOu U ) 41as, '0i. r. IO5
1000 U ) 4's. small. 9. lO3is
1900 do..........bc 1021S
7 B0ARD-l0:30 4. N.
10 abs TN Pac RR... 67IS
ION Mich Gao mn a.. 49,
, 1877-05-29
GERMAN WORK.


OF Dubuque, H., then took the door to plead
for tho cause OF the work among the Germans.
lie contcndel that 1t had been 1emon-
sl1ated that Germans Ia the West wcrc
willing to support Presbyterian churchrs
mud to attend them. Iu hls rrssbytcry thers
were nluo churches, and q school had been 3D.
.ablisled In Dubuque which nal sent out thirty
seven young men to preach the Gospel. These
churches had contributed S25, 900 to tho Theo-
logical scn,luary. Ths.e churches had also con.
trbuted l.bcnllg to the Home and For
elgn MissIou Funds, and were BY
no means backward In oiIosdiug asstst-
ance to other benevolent organizations. Ths
Gospel Of tne Lord Jesus, Christ WIS not
national, but universal, sud the Ger,na,ls wero
anxious 10 hear It. They. asked tho Assembly
to pray for theul. A great many uermAn people
wero annually lost to the GeIluan work, Tor
they went oycr to tho Enyliah-speakin2
churches.
TnR Rnv. Da. rosr
thought that the subject was most Important
one. Thu foreign population would have great
effect upon the futurr Of this country, aud their
Religious Interests should bo looked after. Tho
Methodist Church VI. laE ahead of tho rresby-
, 1877-05-29

terinns In the matter Of German work, for they
begun long ngp, and their young men wero now
contributing 10 the erection o. new churches.
the Assembly would do ali they could 10 help
1t on. Too mhny f}eman-spcaktng ministers
were not sufficiently acquainted wlsh tho En-
Elsh !auEnngc to bo able to u.n II In the pulpit.
wout1 be essentially. American. The speaker
believed that the children born In this country
OF German parentage cried In the English Ian.
guage: Laughter.
and printed in tho appendix to the minutes.
The Rev. Dr. BerRh felt tho greatest interest
4, tho work among hts people {tf'o Germans).
lie beloved somcthln9 cou1I be done for them.
Ing tie War, and he wanted the Americans TO
help the Germans In the way Of salvation.
They a'taretl common belief in the Lord Jesus
Christ. The speaker went On 10 point ont tho
Intimate connection between the German and
English rcformcrs.
THE REV. Mr. LAAps
ta)h he rns an Amcr1can1xcd tacrmaIl, and fclt
deep lntercs: in tho report: lie fully believed
good xsrk On tlic preparation " Of Tie report, but
l'c could not agree Will, the conclusions which
had been arrived at. 1t was proposed ~ create
two theological rem1nartes TO educate German
any plan which lo,ked towards Keeping
the Gernans distlnet was MI error. In
New York II was almost impossible to reach
ihc Germans TOT they did not desire 70 hear the
Gospel, either in Ucrman or EnElIsh. Tho
speaker held IL was much better to Incorporate
the t;ermans with, Engll.ll-.pcak'ng congrcgn-
tLona. a German hl'nseli. hc al~ays preached
1n English. 1t was Impossible to carry on q
church successfully unless tho young people
were retained In It, and the interest Of German
pastors would 10 to keep the young folks q
t'ie church IN it. Tic uerm9n language ahoufd
IL wissd 70 sesoS lie 's aon o te snun
'ncnt OF committee, believing That tho rro.
PoAed new tesnlnarics we're unnecessary. Let
nrcac!'tng te IN English, pastoral work being
done IN Gcrmap, and German fraycr.Incctings
held. IN THIS way .fc Ger1'aus cou'o oebrou1ht
into American Churches.
Tho report and recommendations were adopt-
Gu. anti .'
TnB REV. 0EonuB J, REED
offered the following:
Rrsolctd, Tint a committee Of nvc be appointed
Composed of persons not connected with aIy taeo.
iosiesl seminary, whose duty It rhaii BE- ie take
into eonsidcsation the location. number Of stu.
dent., funds. snd whatever sl'c relstes to ~ the
norxnE power o. Inc t*o uelman theo!oalca.
Gnnnrai ..,o,i ,sn. ~" y t,st,.i,t nCn n,;
, 1877-05-29
STATE OF RELIGION.

RsronT or THE COMMITTEE ON NARRATIVE. %
Dr. Dulles, Chairman Of the Committee OIL
Sn'salse' .an., 1eaa t"c ,olso"'ae espost' ILL.,
,,,n naisare II r. " .nc e,a!s u fgsaun Mta,n
vn,e9 tn " ssa,es - Of Anefea. onu'sh IN 'a'
x !hy tomEntee mite 70 whom tha Assembly !!As e.
s.,ed .nS rssaytsf&n! q & nartat'es M which rye sas
InE brn,l Chn.ch would report Tint !heif task has
a x @ a. 81 ano ~ Of queer 'of 'aoao
WV '''' 'Ae "iasa;ss 1's.ssnl :, n":nS D's4,'s...
Ihe 3eas covered BY these n'rrntsves rar has been
1uat9eu py u aserce ~ nnahcsal Distress
ona o two forms Of aetyliy, oniy, .5ut In many,
a. m nss tS ,on r.
a ss H. aas tp sss
Eoatio' fese1sss IT, 70 trade ana cheeks on Tsnu-
1astnfrs WIN te M,ss!sss 20 Nsshsn,ss any lnbot'
n,snt+. hass saa.Sa Widespread dl.ticss. whilst
soe a. ~ S1 -, sseoA OF OUT aaad have
supost khclf pastors has lSci' diminished.
sSSi bssa 10 Ss'ts
q saaIes a'sealy 100 small. And Tue toftakng II
their aslds whilst somc congregations have
1ouna themselves unanls 10 Ta'ltaaa tAc reftlcca
q ths ,anc1aety. 1ha nase assoahaed or Closed
thc'f houses o. 1 Wotsn,p, ,,,,.
To tho question, "Whai b. bssn tho sp1ri.ua!
psosress q th1s rear ot flals' we return Joyful
answer;, aae Lofa aa3h qohe Essat thlnxs fot W
WnetcGi w ate R!Aas ue hala lliel 9ue mouth
VIII laaShtcf and orr tongue With s!nH.
iH: Aot sines tho revival U INIT
and lHaH rolled IN wavo OF prayer
9cfo+s fhs lana bare our Churches been 20 blass:d
oGS,9as that @ no 11et VI sspqst en- ,lsidus!xs
m snifaa, hastoIy 1t sasa ,eso5fy: os Ssca
tty from The ATLANTIC to thu inclac. sn4 dot!in3
fufetrn lands from japaR 10 Western Affles. iet
tho salient points which rtaractertze the year may
be glvcn aud atat We uoto u ~
~,,. rEAM qr hky1vAt. ..,-..,
Narrative after narrative reports loytu! prog.
cp64. " or tt4frE additions " or va feAF.lQnI
, 1877-05-29

1.tfn $18 a Lon
wh1rll would take from tne rresnytet,1cs @ TICS, t',o
nsiee rgee r. ,ru su'o ot ~ vnre r. H. boy x"s
omm o, expenses a''o fe'A''
a'!r Tn. rra.,,, ,,,. ,,,on r,,t m thc ,oo,o, N
rcra,unit soi n ~ss mnanfmo,,stv srrrc,i H. ~
rcco'n"''' ah' !. ,,nor W. na,w.w 's'e'A IT,
o,fcrc, H.. fo,,ngtnr A. an u namcnamcnkn.
"Asse" .no 1"''o"'e = az - ~ ax,.,
orra Thn hs snf1ts fspo o. no 10 spees.
1ntted Win trrtons 10 nrens ~ atl rrcncnt Ia
thfs A.sembiy. w. In Connection win iheIr present
represcntaiion III snail be- preacrvcd and yet 1educo
The number Of Commissioners 10 the Assembly 10
a. stes'; ans'eet Of IL present memhcsa.
Or. Hatfield thought that All the euRUestons
were 70 80 without Instructions, There were
many suggestions, anil lie did not know why
this one sl.'uld take ptecedcaca q ,hn others;
scnse of tic AssembiY On lint.
Judge l}gawlcy untIdrsto1l TINT only ono eec.
ton of ilic rcpoft--ih4 tlrst--i,al Iesn rccom-
l",sc anil hi. sestiutttu was an anncwimrnts
Or | motion rciating 10 Tic entire report. Tho
ohicrt ri Il wos thnt t!e action al tho AHsc n,biv
lei. '''@'' ,. '''As''''''> '~''@' N' '>'S 'S0'
DR.. NArr.gLp
% te ho"e sns oo II h"d d been @ reer1cd 10 tho % CONF
co,,siieration. ] >A "s' ~ ''''>~N ~ '''''e'
Till Wncrator hcId that onIy tho flrzt mart
was recummtttea. '
Dr. UatdIeid-Thia resolution refers TO tho frat
nart. 49,
Judge Droljcy-No. str. Il is that tho whole
renort lie rccon1m,ttcu.
Sfr. i,rnwfDr,j iii not think tho resolution
| c0uld come fU. because il did not rcfcr to The
nort Of The report tending,
,j1,|ra Bradley mtkicd the resolution 80 that
| IL rrnI il tIu balance ri tho rcpurt 10 recu,n-
tnttteI.u
j)r, Hatfield said II was not ecrmanc to tho
Ahainnr al tl,,, rcnnrt nt ALL Tho mart of tlIo
,o,'urt " whtci, u was ~ ccr,nann loI hccn ~
| runf,,m,ttctl.
TjIn MWlcrator decided tho resolution ont of
or1rr nas,nt,ch M tl,e l{rrt mart Of Tho ropprt
huIl been already referred, It could come il I'D
I q seunratc resoiutto1i.
Juiro IrawIoy modified It aratu, so that It
| read:
Nxsot,>d. Tint tho c,omm,ttcc on 1,cdnec,1
nenrcsrntat,on hc fnstrurteI 10 Drcpare nnI t,re.
tc,t 10 this hesan,b,y. in connecttun with their
present report, IN ovcrturo IN which Presby tcria
Representation shall ho preserved, and Jet fcducu
the number OF Commissioners " thc Assembly to
| at least 0nc'da!f or 1te present members.
Elder brown 1nored TO lay the resolution on
the table. Lost
| The Rev. Mr. LAiuIaW ratl0 the pntrt thai
precisely wllat was contemplated by tue rcao.
lutl'u BAD alFcady oecn ueclued upon ny the
| Assembly,.
Thu Moderator said the resolution haI moi
, 1877-05-29
ENTERTAINMENT FUND.
TIE SECOND FART or THE AEronr


THE SECOND FART or THE RsFohr
WIS then read a. follows:
Meantime. with yivw to Immediate relief IN
tho dli!cnsles ai.cndlng Tho en,erts'nnont of onr
recommend tSu the adoption OF 1Ae following fesou'
~. ~ m II ~ -, sssSo1 Snr IT,
o w c, nsr Snrc ,or seII' ~ r., m
tnlntnent Fund.
year by tho Committee OF Arrangements. md be
used fof We I,urIose Q! meeting TIC expe'.se "
WISE Rfos'aSa ~ Ill., IT.. H., n.,n,,. , ,. ,ss
~ n.at IT. H. ,s, ~ ~ ~ RSy o hn1
i ilss boon approscI BY tho financS Committee Of
shv Assun,bly.
NJ Ov,,r,, .o,1 he ,oo,. a no.t.Ion ooofrxt
at o ,,.iss sa'e aa,,.'1oM Nv . , p ,sa ,"s'
thoso RESOLUTIONS eatufaay, ooeouse they ~e1c
connected with tho report. Taken ny themselves,
they wcro most Important and healthy, aud
-,.v n.v ou,,.rn
TUE "E'' =. eA'LnNp
wanted TO oner resolution directing tue max"
Ing of IN Inquiry into tho feasibility aud pro-
nriety OF MI assessment OK two cets member 10
thnt rho Commissioners. cunning To ontl ronp
t.,a,, ny ,,c ass,sMlIv m;,,t t1 "t,, y,
nav" nav tHs,r '' own cxnci,scs, Wherever
tirv ttis lnI mat ttey Ind becn accur,ieI a
tI3,,,,a u .,,n's,i, ~ ~. nsns H. SNSs,n,.
thov Inn, ,,ei witI, ,snfthilty aurh as aj,,tc,,
LILY nau !u. 80 s.,,,. rJ ~, IT,. SS;.,.a
sI",,s, t.r, ~ +,r so,,.., inv inv .nii
Eofd un tl,eir hsnls and maintain tl.sir self.rs.
an".t whrn tHey nail tiu.Ir nwu wny. iA,r
shevs essc Tht @ t"y i sli tbis tcy s eo,., ~ 1',
Wy scr S.ns nsaxcrs 1 ~ IT sr
exoeciatlots real.zsj, how long wu.li., it bs BE-.
f.Ip" 10 In ,rrrwtI ~ thc Ch,inl, fEev wnni1
in .,.,,;,,eIr ~ :" rcIur" a,,n;nf ite ,Hns tIr
~ 9cs r., ~ tts a,.nn,,. ~ Fl. ts.o ~
'os,t. uo.,u4' '''s't0A VI" 40 '''" el'"H'7 ''' -
''"'"s' MI. n4rptzLn
, 1877-05-29

pata paa, ~ - .tug Iu i, Ia rennrtI M thonst mt
Ths T1is chillns oi the outer branches of treo
r,S roe set ~ so,,,,, an., healthy Il lis lrances
wcra y%.an wither.",i .Sa 1'91'' '''''' ''~'
r,,o s5"a..s.,p ,,,,oa ,,,c,t,o, n ,bs t,ct that
tle Asse'noly, satnf4ay, aeterattnoa pl11asa.'y
10 tne ta!c va4'ous III H. as..
iaents t9 tno ;antion ~ .at ,esi,,,
M y Muut1 ~ nos " WI IT, ~ H., upou H. t1s aWo,,s
ana thcn, " Ieso1Htann nas ~, nEhoss .hn,S =,
Pass 9pon w atneha.ne1s a IetcT n. sms'n ,1 ~
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Gbenicwenia wte oas Geben tbrer

@benlowenia rte bns Geben tbrer
Mituenfden 1ddsten bic @ermanen
ibr ei8enes eeben. Daber rparenS eIbfs
niOroe on Der Eaeesoropune. unb
otslss nm 70 m:br, neil ote alien Deuts
l&sn tetnen inneren setRfeen DALI unp
feline 8icsraanbstraft aeaen berbe
S6ldse oss @tcsnpuleins beiasen. 90
erfdaten fs oenn oft uneldd, @erarm,
ure, ia ielbf bic eerfnefen AnlaGe
nit 2ebensdbererus uno fabrten .fe
gum SelbfmOrbe. Dosu fan, nod,
pab Der reItstbie @Iaube otele llnftts
mddtts fSrDerte. Derlelbe lebrte nam .
LID, pa6 perisntse, Oel@sr fsin eipenss
Blut oereOe. ebenlO aepiB mad Gem
@5tterbimm mel @alballu 9slanete. wis
jener. msl&er TN 8ampfe feel Sur&
Geinoesbanp.
u~sberbaupt mar pas Blutuersieser
ben @ermaner, Die sr5bte Guf. Diei
unausISi@ltde MOrosier erfrefle dd
ieIbf auf Die unlHulotsen 8inoer
Die alien Deutlden leBten bic Sdug'
hinge, wel1e ibnen nt&t sefsien. aus
erfduften, erwir9ten lie ODER IieBen Fl
6unsers ferben.
@tne 1@aunli6e Sitte ureeutlde
@ettssrerebruns mar bic Dnrtrtnean(
BON Wenl@enppiern. Bet allen mid
tieen unternebmuneen, belonpsrs be
8riess3isen rurDen Eraueu unp Sin,
Der eelhlahtet, UNI ben 8ettanb be
@Stter su erFeben. Nuh our 6etluuI
pes NuslaBss unp ancerer Srunfbeitel
pFeete man 8inber 3u rpfern unp osrel
Blut su trintsp.
Wie pie iibrisen 8Slter bes 6eipsn
tbums 10 rparen aud bic alien Deut
lGen Dem l1dnoliden Safer Der MOl
luf erseben. 3war wurpen bic serma
ntlhen @bebre6srinnen fur6tbar mib
banoelt. Aber pisle W~ibbanpIune eut
lprans teinsspees Der Sittenfrenee uh
bO6i3dBuns eer Reulbbeit. 8on bs
bobett Der Urtfltbsn 3einbeit bate
bic IeutOuen ni@t pie serin3asAbnunl
uno pie Disleerubmte urpeutlGe Stti
Itdfett bettano oarin, nit perber @infaI
ben wtlOenytuturtritben su seni9eu I'm
DoS Wetb unter Elm ftrsneee @beaele
su fteuen. Iase9en mar absr rsl
freisn Deutl@en Ger Gbebrd6 sefatte
unp er fanp i'm seben ieiner 05ttl
8orbtlper Ger unGttlthfett genui
CNnm. Dteie Sdtloeruu8 BON ben III
sermanilben 3aitdnpen wuroe an 81
6anp BON Dolanpen's treiRi6em y
foril6en Homane .lrceutI6" ausgt
fubrt.)
TUrtiesuns auf Der brttten Sette.
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6rDfe Nlubtenj beim %apfte,

NuS 8om pirb pom II: Wai be-
rihtt
Der beuttse Nuetenstae %uerlammelts
Die ptlser sunddf in Der 6ribe an les
mem NItare Fer Yeterstirde. In peIdem
Der bild6Fide Stubl etneeld!p6sn 1T.
psfen ft6 Der Npofelfirt in BEN erfen
Ia9sn pes G%brtltentbums 3u Rom be-
pient, rpa weldem berab CT bic epiee
Dabrbstt in Der bauptfart pss 0etv
Dentbums perfinctet bat. &c. Gmt>
nens gareinal 80rromeU, @rSprtefer
bon st. Deter, las fir bic ptIesr Die
b. Me6e unD lpenoste tbnen ausn Die
b. Communion. @dbreno Der Setter
lansen bic 35eltnse pes GOasstuu
G%ermanicum D%ierfimniee 2tsper NIT
isner Getnbett Ger Nusfdbrung, weIds
pie Yileer frlberer Sabre aud idOn 81
bemuucern 0eleRenbeil batten. Dos
poa Pen ldmmtlihen ptlsern seiuneene
v@rOeer Gott" lhlOb pie erbauenre UNI
bod erbebencc Nnpa6t. Das Capt.
tel pom ct. Deter Lief paun nod tslon<
pers fir ptes Ieft ouspsflbrte 4ncsu'
fen an Die Anwslsnesn peubstlen. 0es
esn Wtttas sCsen rann Die Dilser in
pen @atlcan, mo lie in rem aroben
DOppsllaal Der 6fsntltten GcnffOrisn
pen b. Batter ieben loutsn. 60 9rCs
unp nett pie 9emaltise Dale au6 1T,
Il. fabte taum pie Wense cenn wett
1ber %tuufenD perlonsn. untsr ibnen Ges
gen 700 D,Ieer, battep G6 sur Auptsu3
osriammslt. Surj na6 IL nbr er>
ltten Ger D.. 8ater NIT einem aablrets
den @efOIge ron GarpfndIen uno Sts
lG5fen. Inter Den lsetern jcgen nas
tarlih unfere betmatbl,hen Sberbirten
pie nd6fe Mufmerflamfett ouf f& ;
unter ben @arotndlen bsmnfte man
unter anrtrsn pie G%minen3en Granjes
lin, DC euca, Oreelta. &anD... uequtnt
unp gaea. 8slm GIi6etnen ces pap
ffes bssrtetsn ibn Dte 36SliE9e ces
Goueaium @ermon,cum mt Dem msbrs
ttmmtsen 8sluuse OFT gtuss 6pmne.
Aiscann trot rer bohwltDtslie IIjbi-
f9of paulus Welbns ~ cen Stufsn
pes pdpitlt6en lbrOnes, uu tn mar.
men unD titf er%sretfsnOen WOrtsn pem
b. Vater pie DuIDl9unS Ger esutlhen
Ratboltfen ~ Gdbsn Su Iegen. NaU
oielem psrlas Der 6lbter Dec pilaerju'
aes, Dr. Baron D. Zoe. pie ADreft. unp
iteute carauf etne Aniabl pom bsrren.
pelhe zen peterepfenntS in HOuen BON
lie 1000 Grancs caibrahten, Dem ,
Batter DOT. Wunmsbr erbob flo Der
papf unD belt nit wunretbar ftdftts
ger Snmme cine Anlprabe on Die Dil>
ger. @esen rem S9lne, als er cen
Sessn pes pin. melS auf cisisIben ber>
abref uno uai eth 8aterunler fir zen
S~taubaltelG Driftb bat mar or fell
psr auf rae tisfte bspsBt unc ietns
Slim me sitterte ; aber groB uno srboben
ifanc TT rG, ais er psn Offnahen apo
hol'l0yn Sessn %ipenDae. Eas mar
ptlp. Ger als Der S~lalipaltsr ebrin'
auf grssn, Ger in Dsr 8ousspalt rsr
Jpn lbernaasnen MaGt pee oirlnlsis
vi NtH#Er HG& HEwAM#H M-#EFHE
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MmS &ibsMmerifa.

Mue Quito lbreibt mon iber ote
Gntp,fetuns Der rortisea 3aifd1De :
Dur6 Dtr E~epolution mar YeniIAiiuo
Staate Sberbaupt eswcrDsn, uno
mauhe itB'en auf ipn rpsgsn lstner
pel6nliGrn GteeniGaften 8rOss D0H'
nuusen. Gr lit Der atr&s nt@t abss'
neiet ; absr Die 8apicaIen, censn CT
feline 9rbebuns ~ysrpanft fu@fn Jpn gu
rem ldltmmRen S1rtte1 forturetBen.
Ete @%oupentiOn Der 0olfsOtpu!trter
aur Rsatluus Ger gnfafunS Durce
bls ouf zen perbf petroleum. 10 oas
Die Wctbsn nun unseff0rt Die Wspalt
mtsbrou6sn t6nnsn. Uetl Venttmtua
linen n,1t tn ausm wtuis fOlst oroben
is tbm NIT abieBuns. untsrCsHtn 1T
Dos. mas Ct sessn Die atr&e selGsben
Idst uno tlbit hut arg 9enus. Die
.8rifs 1T iebr acut SeuOrren; aber
aud cine &sacttOn BON Sstrn pes
fatbolii&en Bottles 1T nt6t ausasbIiss
ben. Sin lpanti6sr Gro~nciacaner
ualte nit erOeem GrfOlg In Aulo cen
@IdaOissn ers,ctt,en ssssbeu uuO Oas
Dei ssssn ben eIDsra!ismus esprtpist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
Gtne neutrality-suspicious. Gbe.
TT. PAUL, MINI.

0Or etntaer Belt bra6ter 3eitnneen
aus Deutf&lanb bic Neuiefeit, bae ein
DUrnsbmer Soparele ftt in Bremen
NIT einem retden preuetl1en 6rSulein
Derbetratbst babe. Sc n1og ben 2eler
tnterelftren gu S%ernsbmen. mas eIdubiae
9rOtsRanten uber bteie 8om6bie cenfen.
Die Neue epanseIii&e StrGsuNttuna
tn Berlin l6retbt:
"Nm 20. NpriI 1T In Der Rir&e pss
bl. 3embe.tus, bes eifrieen 6stpenbes
febrers, ~ Bremen an etnem 6eiheu
cine bl. 6anbluns SO03ossn, bic gereds
les Aufieben 9ema6t bat. Der iapanes
flhe @elancte In Berlin Siurao @ufi
srl@tsn COrt, nidt f6 taufsn. lonoern,
cbwObl 6stce, f@ Griflt6 NIT Gr1us
letn .. &bape trauen au laGen. lnc
pafCr Nan&Ot ipra@ feline b~slOnoere
8rsuce barIber aus, eaB bic EbIren
Dc: Hsmberttttr@e I@ fit ttele leltene
Setter ssSHnet bdtten, fir wsl@e bic
preuetl9e tancesttr@e teinel Gaum
aebobt. Bel Der Erauuns lelbf fino
&rifli&e steoer s~sIunsen, GrtHlt6s
9trte lno Der &ebe su 4runpe oeleot
unp Gem teipatl6en Mann TIT ous Wers
1predsn Griflt6er gbsflbrune obaes
nCmmen. Dab BAG NQss feine Babrs
belt bat. mus Sober, Der ben tisien Sc
senlaB BON Gbrtfentbum unp Buprbiss
mus tenut unc uerfebt, sussbsn. Der
AItar, Dor BEN BE Erauuue seldab,
mag nod 70 iGSn nit SIumen ees
i6mddt ete banpIuns lelbf nod 70
Oisl NIT tbnenben Ybrulen YsrberrIi&t
ietn bas eteb: "Sslu, ssb' SOran",
oas 5sr StursO IOft aaf befonpereu
@unl@ ieiner @emabltn mft1ana, bIeibl
nun einmaI etne Msbsnsart rpenr. Cd
fein @sbet 3u Seiu III uno etn Bremel
0eifltpsr bat fetn 3s@t ben Gliepsru
Der preubtl@en 2anpss,trGe ,u cine,
umsstuns Der @eiess tbrer STRIDE "a
Ssrbslfeu. usberul&t tann pur& etne
lOl&e lrauunB aQerDines aus Sentonp
letn. Der f@ iber Die aumdblt&e Nnnd.
bsruns etnss srOBen GbsiIs Der @Ii,pe,
bee prOtsfantenusretnS an pas f~reireli.
et6le Wsnl&sntbum bot tdul&sn luTen,
SuOeu tno f&On SITTER estraut DON
protetantsnreretnIern ; ras Bepouern,
oab cte Hsfcrmjuben nod nt6t ala
@Iteoer css @eretns enlightenment rper.
ben %tOuutsr, TIT laut aus8e(prO&en. 6et.
ben ftno auf BEN ptOsnanhntaa ~
@issbapen als GefnnuneseenoGsn be.
9rGBt uno @tnsr BON ibnen 1T bort oIs
Neoner aufsetreten. Aber BOD 1T q
pft@t psnn auf Gem Neee Der gnts
&rihIt&unS Der 3tr&e rteoer ctr
S&rttt uOrwar!s sstbun II, porouf bin.
auwetlen, oh l& nt@t IN Dem Gtner
OOer Anpern pas @,ifli9e @ewt7er
reat."
Der 8anberer brau1t faum nod BIZ
Ssmertuns bssufissn, Dab cte pbio,
Se9sbsnDett chen nur rpieDsr einer
1suen Ssweis lisfert pom Der 3erfab.
renbett unC unSoItbotfeit res Ytotenon.
tismus. sc 1T nu eine ueue sSuu:
RrattOn Su rsm ultsn Sisp:
Gbrtf, Setbe, Sub unS pOtsntutt.
sic sIaubeu IN an sinsn Got!
n HLEHr.E L~M.#.H H.Lt-L tH. ILI
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16

Mnf bic neme @r3ablmag,
irsIGe NIT bteltr Drummer beetnnt, wers
ben bic Gsfsr b%elpnbsrs aufmertlum ees
ma9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
Oas Set bes bI. 8umifa;ius

aun 5. Stunt. Bon pisism lou iess nd.
Ser tte Rere letn. S&On lstt ldneerer
.2stt Dor ben, 8onifn3tus , lefe baiten
utele Stucentsn Dss College m.t rahlo,
fer Gbdtiefeit Dts n5tbisen 8ortsrsttun,
aen aum Gefe eetrCfen. Sbtem stos
ZEN gifer entipra@ s!dnasnrer Grfola.
DEM oni 5. SUM- mar u. a. pie @rbis
biticn, baue, tn etnsn 70 pra4tpDlen
SGmud psrisst, caB man in etneu ret
senpsu @attsn wdbIeno Ger Teffsisr
am Iahmitto9e 3u DerDsilen glaubts.
Dor rer DaIe par eth lIiumpbbDeen
errtGtei, in pshen Dberem IbetIe Elm
prd6tiseS Wiufommsn pen 0dlen Geo
6eiss entsssenpinfte. Die fir@ii4e
6effeier fanO Uss Norssns I'm z ubr
ltait.
Tie Jtlfeier onl 1ahmittags nabm
ibrsn 4nfang um ! 2 ubr. Inter
8ogonitm ceeW iufrs @bDres atn9sn DIE
Stnpenten pes College aur feftt6 ouss
9eftciisten @rtibiionS6aQe. Sn cere
lslten warsn bsreiis auf pas Nst6lidfe
gertsbrunssn 3u etnsr treunOliGsn,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16

2irdbems@alenber
g.: que. s. BON reiGtn Gtf&;use pstrt.
6uuutaa, II. Stunt. &aiuer, Bel. Gbplf.
N1putas, Is. Wsareus u. Naresu.
Dt,nRaa, l9. " Suliana Sale. GsrSaiius.
WittwVH, 20. " eiIssrius, 9. II. ID.
DSun,rRae2t. " NIpSFus =. @pntdsa.
Nr.ttou. %. " 10000 Sitter. YauIinus.
@ausaas, %. " Gbeltrube, NbttfFn.