National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-18
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.
IN LIFE THEY WERE UNITED AND IN
LIFE THEY WE'RE DIJTDED.

A Ilcserted Husba nd % Erae Trpubles
OF Teutoh co"pie-oio p'"oules IN w"
Young Famiiy-Abandoning wife with
To tho os,opishmon, Of the solicitors the trans.
actions IN dIvorco h,vo hoen a ,c.eai,y,v iinIted
in the las. seven days and the somi.stasnntion /,
difficult to account for. Perhaps the week was
an off one they happen sometimes, and the aotiv.
w .nas .n ,n queny ,epay' ' Ts s.,,s,
That preceues 'hese quiet spells Inc matkot
ssnR RV %ose =, Keen alive ,so and %omon
strait that domestic nieicty continued 10 pan out
and supply material to run the market Ofthe
sntaDsiements and be en- submitted TO the justice
for a decree, Mr.. Newman being the pioneer, is
'hatof
Mr. sau'er w. "rn' o"o'er.
John @. sau,er Il Of German extraction In TACT,
uo,I.lno.n for tts sober. IndustrIous citizens or
$500 .n,ao,n ,,,s,,sr,,non, anod. na,nr"J nd
jovinI, their nationality is quickly made known,
no matter where their int reduction might he.
Not given to display, thy lead frugal ne.
sufiicient Tor the mscives and family to meet all
future demands that sickness or reverses might
that he will, no mat " whether single or not,
leave the homestead aud place of his nativity,
md, with his little pack and family, em,g5ats to
build up another home which will grow in value
and bloom in beauty II is not strange, therefore,
trymen. finding no certain and able field In
which TO labor In his native iana, determined,
sC1s and to enter tho world and
The new republic had been on inviting ground
for his ellow.country men, many OF whom felt op-
pressed and pIned for the air O liberty, and he,
believing that there was still room for him,
packed bis traps. and, bidding farewell to home
tune In tSs Sao ecSr SC Of lime he landed on
Coiumbia's shore, q stranger and alone. Not
discouraged by his novel Situation, he looked
secured. Being . baker he had a trade that was
lik,l ~ to keep him in work constantly. and con-
come lonesome, '' "'''' ''D' W
Ho was merry and lisht.hearted, and as the
years rolled on, changing IRON place to place, he
nnaily brought up n thi, CITY pursuing MS call
pered, but he was undecided as to a permanent
location between this city and that OF Baltimore.
sa1is s saa S'S
ing AGAINST him; Inc stacks were a. nrst quiet
phui ne i9und the dart had penetrated 50 iar INTO
ms rpatSos -, n' ~ hInnnIsh.. ~ p"a,nn'.
,aSciye on, rne ami nn S ,sSo as
seeug I ,ohSue' wnu On Doeempei o. i,ov, 49,
Sh ~. " lev ut, 70 SsIone ~. YET
SnS,man, nneoaPo hn, u .s pu unt
spt IN iainns, anu ere SIX monsns sspse a
nnscrnD%ious oyppheat,na nnarraisome Via ao
Wuhteiupuioss, oneipeh,ng, quarreiso'e sTs ~
Home and husband . had no attractions for nor.
b "Utu .,h,n r anT lin ~ IN, gn,sr
nInsa 10 minaie TSa bnshans ramnns,rated
ineu " nnsie; no n. Ill.,, hs
shbIesnne n,msem IN ~ uuu.uI husoanu snou,u
whk 70 iaeo, ungI,h,'y ,or ner n suPRoI,E as
Pi.aaa,ns ,ha. she rSuid huep neu NY
nn' n ~, w si,i' u, W. 'o sunh
no' to @ Ss nv, ,ss nun Yh,ch
ssrt"ns consnonsnces ensne
so I'LL UI , W eat o,,,,,,os ,,,u
WIS unnaPpy STATE 81 aaalrs eon,nuea until
, ,ih lo.i VIII vsh hI S VII hi p eip
hsteu upon nersei,' mnisp ueeenSy WI, sustSo
UNI hePeank anu tnen sne ePeni5 uesenteu th III
,hn. hS nau nv swoth 70 oIins ~ nuu hsa ~,