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al. goes down dar, sho'! Dem dat don't
lu5adil sarve de Lord linus all 20 ,lar"
AID 'yo,Isay II isalf fire aud briinstone
dawn theaes' 'Datis 50 honey; de trinl-
stone ar' jess buruin' aIl de time--all de
tine ran nebpeY siis dong 5hprnln' yer up
fureh,ern We'll, Nanny, where dn
they sc: all the hrimStoue from to keep
ihe fireap ?''Tnke keet, hohry, dop't let
didaaiai yefahout fhalfi'hHti Yer ktfriea
desbrialstnue7a Idtyer.an'tdar' n muffin 10
iieartansth sinner lef kseIf him ia er
l,laz4ss llepbsr- -,,lat's W. "a s.a,s
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GOOD Fflp par.


Fran Ruck wood. ;llhois. We have word
that Roley H.. re dy witfed Iri.hman,
still lives, aud is able to get outside Of his
regular liquids.
The other day one If the boys thinking
to have little fun out Of him snid :nt~4
rlseley. havn t yot heurd the news l"1l5
Ma. what nfwsy''f .s.r-s.-.., y..
why the devil Is dead.
Not word said R"l"y. putting his hand
in his pocket and pulliug out ten cent
shinPlster. hinded tito bis gucsliOner.
Who asked what il Was for. a- -. s.~.asz-
rWhy. answered llsley. in the old
country. " ere came from. il vas ihs
custom TO give the children something when
'he parents died. a7+ - t.'-9E.~
70 Atths thsre was considerable laughter,
but ~ further inquiries. .easG ..A.4..
HE HAD STAYED until the clock hands
hung together at II. aud that valuable re-.
rder uf iine was mrnaring n stijke. She
ha'is yHwned till her mrutb had felt large
enough tura .hnrss-eOIlar. and set tie young
man eSins'd ~ yf ols,"ta speedy dc.
pafture. = I've been working ~ rnnttn
to.day." she fiiaii, saiI. as .le held her
eysSapen with her iingers: - ,ion't tou
want 10 seeit!" lie said be did. She
brought ont tho Article aud las,ei IL ta
him far his iisrcctiun lie neld il up to
the light aud read the cheerful santrnrp.
= There's do Place like h,me !" TIE
Young manzgaessed Ne d be going Ruk-
mHd Courier srasar -.-s ......
s. oSLY a GRAIN ~ Wheat 1T Ia stated
that IN 1873. NJ. Decker. of Centre r"nnty,
Pa; isIlii Il graft 1t wheat III d package
Of coffee parcI,ast.i mt tile village st,.rs.
He PLANTED that single gfaln. sud q u flII
he thEeshed twealy y-uit,e bushels. II isA
n white wheat very large in graiu. and
weighs sixiy.slx pounds tu the l,tisheI.
M Decker calls u the coffee wheat. lie
sowed siStpcW acres this fail. aiI from i
single gralh plah'ci four years ago. t-
f5aae Fass s5s5s lssz5ssz-e-zs. g.. = ~ $685.
TIE Palml throne has lad two hundred
aud tilty.two "ecupauls. pio Nun1 cl,Siug
the list. Of these, tilipes Ser- French.
men, thirteen Cheeks. eight Syriuus, six
GeruhaI's, i've SiaHiafds. Iwo Attic ~.
two Savnyans. two Dalnmtians. one EnR.
lirhn,an, une Portuguese. one Dutch. ui,s
swiss. aud Une fIoin the island pf tt.nI,la.
TIE fuasaindVr lone ln1drsal aud ninety
four ~ nunIJrrl were Italians. mr .es~
sER a *% @@@f# @&&
Street.-The OrR STHEAMs. The fisIt
hatchery II iItnry's station ha. e,,,nrls-
ted IL wtfk aml hli 6dr prinri fad streams
are nnw stupkeae la aIew years unf
lr"IAe viii sr the aafamiape- 10 III.
n"ys aud viii reali1c the lgneliiSrlrl
fOod. The tli,lfiLnti1h If tile li-h lt,.ths
strpains Sss f,llrws; Sasnhanta 25.fng
Zap, Fear sI.tiht Ttd, s0Oae I.InsIlIs
Is,Wn; Jnhn, 5.bet Uatavta s90m Yml.
Nit eg.o0: pigpnr Iu.nnr Bsnad . no.
Total -, ,UjJ --L LVHtUrtt syutt'
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U,D,ro,,,i pgies,i cabh,rlS. .atk

saFiltisp 81 tlgsn-auds n tllcllrsi tlo Nrrs ati
Nrssihrs VI the world, rltd tie WAY - gFtN
thalsa-~all ipr q MoslrsH pssslasr stamp. pfint
e,l IL herman aud Eiigli-l
Ntsk's EHwpf anil NNexrtsl,lr fiartlen. 81 ris.
ln tal,cr rO,errs in elernai Il n CO, ers. lsU.
Nntss Illu.irpis,l M0nlht haggzinr--.n plg-s
tre -lllnsifailsns. asid tsdps,sl pla { ! every
nunl'rr. lsfee nj - spaF; fiyCYTnpfs FIR -,
Atl,lrass JAMS NfT N. KDsiitsler, N. II.
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HUrcr and Ie4eiss1e G'Hrlen
Il ite mn,t beaufinll vork u tllei Mind 10 the
wsrltl, lttsiitthis ilearis iAl pdeee hliu iretls
n line Illn-traii0as gnd sizN 'hrnnp Pllies r.
Etpyrys teauflhnly drawn al color ~ ffnm -"
tngr. price NJ rrhi VI lSagas tAvrr.: 90 u ele.
ur.nl ela.hg Printed ID fssrinln Wld Eagllsh. 4
oVIels tllh.iritesi Mnnthli Magillne,-3t ragcs
tne IlIusiFaiiaus. Hud talenA PlHfe " esrfy
nlisaler. Price - yraTl Five .qpse- wv -
Nigl,s rafalaslle--d8a Illustrations. only &C.,
A,ll.ss. JAMEs NfeK. Rociir.irr. y. Y.
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GEN. ,BUTLEms.aLATEsr spnEcn

GEN. BUTLERlS4 LATEST SPEECH
|. u was characleriStics of Geu Buller''s
interesting aadaciiy that be should find al
opportunity for his sccciid attack on llnye,
at sAdidner given by Binks's Buston ai.
:mirers 10 liauks. whO sulp,rtS the Admin
istration ip feeble aud spiri;less fashion.
Pushing Banks nnder tae table. 80 Ia speak.
and lnoking quite over the heads or Bauks's ;
astoni,hed adpirers. the doughty Hepnhli-
can chief addressed his reharks directly TO
the IGan Win lives in the White liOu-e.e5e
IL sou were hmesily elected. says Gen
Barler 70 Mr. Hayes, why do yqu discredit
y"ur own tilles "A have ~. respect Tor Il
man who will disl,onOr bis mothers mari.
age certificate. Mind 4 don't say that I
believe you were fairly icleeted.s Il really
haven't examined The facts elssely enough
10 form an slinign. Butt Wa gD'ir duty
to find ont the uu.h before you accepted
the office. II there was any wrong or
fraud. Sou ought TO have abdicat, your
claim. Instead df dhing So. you teok the
Office without any questions. aud tiieh pt".
ceeded to thmw overheard men who are
hettsr Republicans than stairSelf. and who
had mare votes than sou had. Iou are
either. y fraud or a centepptible sneak
iraud IL Your avn decision 10 the cases ot
Packard aud Chamberlain i 70 he respect
cd, ami sneak if you barenined with the
Democrats "a tliest them mt Of the rfTicts
TO which they ware f"irIg elrrted. 10 ei-
ther case the.GePuLlicau parry smust wash
its hands of you. a.&...-.t. ...q .ha-.f.
Til. j. Gen. Butler's a,eum"nt. aud al.
m">t in his own wnr.l.. d Tie ars Inept has
teen employed bpfare. bn: never With
grester eleafbcss aud strength. Il i un
auswerable. Nse fOrk S,ul. tN s2'ts
4 al5azfs js #s af waft.Msx4 nr tif1
PROVERBS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
a wise soil makctIi d glad father" and
u prompt payihg snbscrsber caustth an
editnr Il, laugh. .gaEs3
Folly isa joy that IL destitute NJ wis.
dom. tut d delinquent sut,scril@r caiisetII
suiisring In the hn1se of anewsnper-
maker. Hmnae ga 1s4s 3
AN tlIe ways Of man are clear Ia his
own eyes, rxcsn. ileiway tin gdelinanent
SUBSCRIBER has IN mol paying fur his news
paper. -.s..
"3etter Isaiittle with righteousness. ;
than thoust,hd subscribers who fail to
pay what they owe. '.i s=6lbt'@ V2' asa
Better dry morsel and quie.ness
therewitI,.' than long llst uf subscribers
wiie cheat the printer nE~ lanfl
Better l. the lW,"r mau that walketh In
integrity, aud payelh his subscription,
than the rich man ahocnntihuaily i telletli
thcc,,lIectr 10 taIiaEain.s ~ ~" % ~
Judgments are prepared for sc"rnrrsl
stripes fpn tbe, hacks II f'nlv, an'l lasting
punishment for him whr payuIii rUt iuI
lIis newspaper. .----.....~z..-.
% Hope deferred makyth The heart sick,
isa proyerb sadly realized by The pub-
Usher viii, sendeth out bills. wa ~.'- ~
"a righteous isnln haictll lying hence
apublishcr waxeth w-ntl againSt the sub
-criber who promises iocail aud settle ol
The morrow, SCI eallrth not 10 settle.
| t.sEI Hzs3f'ai ysh & r. fasngi sa0 ~
First lrate fenlale7tI'd .hsie to be ~
yourshocsp seconi lillo-' You conldn'
' gel 10 tllrlnv
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a vicK's

E4rti Number contains Thitiy.TM0 rages ~
reading, nlans une wOp,l iM illnar,iigu.. aud
zine. printed On elegani paper. url lnll ef mfr.
msfiun. in knviisiI snd sirrman. Price, Il -
n yfH. Five ePiessi.a1
Ni.k.s fiAwtr ma vegffsisie tshrlef. 81 cents
IN lrf riuaF-; III elrganl slnfh rss~rs si.lp.
Fteks IattinHtlr. -ana fililIfa'ins. ullis d.
Ad,Ins-, JANIS NICk, Rschc.Ier. y. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-23

First lraic tenlale-,1'd hste to be IN
yourshoesr secon,i iillo--'l You couldn't.
get Iii thuln.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

E:9' ExPvolrlOS OF lS76.-W ndrr
lug through thu United Suites sccIlo"
Ut this truly wonderful ExhsUltl"u,
uyperVruamruted aud oyur.dlspIay Ell
Is tue moss OF 1t is, | came upon .au
r.vgaat gIuso cuse,whosc mOdrsty was
the mUrc conspicuous from its neigh.
boris 6nery, surmOuuted by tho III Vito
Dign.s PrGsmiu aud displaying, in
neat packages, the medical preparations
of tho house Of DIX. J. AYER L Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
was awarc Of tho worldwide repu.
tatiOu Of thls OmiuGut frm, for tho
quality aud character VI their goods
aud remember we'll their agents in
london. Alessrs. NowbOrry, in St.
PaurS Churchyard. Having u leisure
hour, | determined 10 examine the
contents Of this case, myself, and |
was surprised to sec tho delicate per.
lection to which they have brought
their household remedies. | was cha.
grined at tho reflection that, while VIC
have at homo che most skil(uI and, Iprc-
en'inCutIy, tho best physicians in tho
world, these Yankee doctors distance
US so fur in tho line Of popular medi.
cincs for family use. They hare tho
sharpness to take advantage of til"
high scientific discoveries amOns Us
and make pills aud pOIiOns as paIa'uOlu
as they arc salu,ary. | was told by u
leading druggist in Philadelphia, that
Dr.. Ayers mandatory "'s the lurS.
est 10 America, giving employment to
hundreds. | must ~ to Lowell aud
see it, on my way ho'ue. COrrrQoa(.-
encc c.fthe AO"!op, England, Ele
grayh.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

New FiRu.-I have purchased from
tho firm Of Ryan &C.,, tho Boot and
Shoe shop and saadIcry, and will con.
tinuo the business ct tho old stand for
the present. I wish all my old friends
to continue their liberal patronage. 1
am for the future going to do strict
cash business, and consequently will
sell cheaper than heretofore.
PSI will furnish all kinds Of
Sowing Machines at 4 very low mar
gin. J. r. RYAS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

re- nxv. u. W. ANDREWS, of Wash.
iugton, D. G., who was expected to
preach here on Monday last. arrived in
town on Tuesday, AMI preached his first
sermon on Wednesday evening. The
various congregations pf the place have
Joined together in an undenominatiOnal
union meeting, which will be prO.racted
for several weeks. Services arc held
in the morning at tue Presbyterian
Church and in tho evening at the
Methodist. One Of Tho best cougrega.
lions our town has eyer afforded came
together to hear Mr.. Andrews; aud
expressions Of great satisfaction arc
he ard from Ill. lie is a clcar. forcible
speaker, with an argumentativc cas-. Of
MUD, induced by bis long experience
in the practice Of the law. lie has this
week been suffering from physical pros.
traitor, brought on by Orcr.work in
tho Hammond Meetings" at Parkers.
burg aud Marietta. In consequence Of
this he was unable to preach fhursday
evening; but his physician assures us
TINT no will be at bis post this (Friday)
eve ming. Mr.. Andrews will meet the
children in tho Presbyterian Church
Saturday afternoon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

81 IL Z. with pleasure vi call at
Tsnaon 10 an advertisement to DO found
,n this paper Of the Rhinl Patent Safe.
~ Lamp. We have Rscd tho lamp
aud given it 4 petty fair test and We
cun with cOnfieuus recommend it as
coming fully up to what 10 claimed for
it. Every family P40rld have it, it ia
satu, economical aud gives moro light
With the snmc si=o wick than tho Ordin'
ary lamp.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

EB-A REQulgM Mass was cclebra-
led gu Thursday last st St. p4':iasa's
Church of this place, for the rcpose of
tho soul Of Pope Plus the TX. On
which cccasi'R, Father Tracy made au
eloquent address, relating many inter.
cs,iOg incidents in the long and event.
full life OF tho deceased Poutiif and
showing forth the many virtues he was
called upon to put into practice.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

AZ The liUard Of Directors Of the
Weston and NNcs, Fork Rnilroad has
advertised for bidders. for the constru..
iiOn of tho road bed OF the road. lex
GLIDING bridges apd ireslles) FROM
Clarksburg to Lost Creek. Bids to be
received NJ Weston until 6 o'clock P.
Nj. on the SIh day Of March 1878. aud
the successful bidders 10 ccmmclcc
work by the 10Th.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Err Cot. 4. ". WooprosD, has
bought Dir. r. Brinkman's lot in the
burnt district. and will, with Mr.. Fir
Ru!st9u, Immediately commence the
erection Of 2 two story brick building,
with three store rooms on the 1st floor,
the second floor 10 be arranged for of
fees or probably town ball.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

tluSrISulOS, February 15.-George
Frashcr, Of Wayne county, who is
charged with stealing a horse, aud
Ruben Frqslpr, Indicted for rape, who
brcks rom tie Vague county Jail, arc
s;..l at 'a:-a Sheriff Bowen offers
IN 1oIIns, reward; ehc former served
QUO team IL the Kentucky peuitcnti1ty
for horse stealing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

zeE1a.SfsH-Naa
owned By Hersman and StarCher hat
destroyed and injured number o
sheep belonging to Kelly, who institu
ted an action against them before
Squire Mansfield McWhortsr. Upon
this trial the Justice entered judgmen
for Kelly for S33, fr"m which julg.
mcu Elcrsmun and Sturcher appealed
A jury was impannelled, and after
hearing tho evidence, tho case was
submitted without argument. The
jury after shert elaboration, return.
ed verdict in favor of Kelly for $50
and costs.
Thomas A. Edwards. 4. NJ. Smith
and Allen Simpson wore appointed
Commissioners to examine tho bridge
over tho West Fork River, in the town
Of Weston, aud report to tho court at
its next term what repairs arc ncccs.
sary on said bridge, aud the estimated
cost thereof
In tho case Of Brooks, Rogers s. Co +,
tho case was submitted to tho jury
without argument and verdict was
Immediately rendered for the plaintiffs
for SlG5 go and costs.
In tho case Of LrugLlin Bros. 4 Co.,
vs. Christian Simon, the papers were
handed to the jury without argument,
and thercupou tue said jurors upon
their oath do say: " We, the jury,
find for the plaintiffs the sun Of
S2ss.2O.
In the case Of ". Hicks. assignee,
VS. John ". Meeks. the defendant
entered certain pleas, and the case was
continued until the next term.
In the case Of Ilenry Eckurd, vs..
n p.,orson,, oxo,u,o,. ,hs ,loford.
aat pleaded. &c., and By consent Of the
parties tho case was certified to tho
circuit court for trial
The f,Ilowin, senci,r,.. nrcsen,ea
.o,,Iomon,s If THAR nc,ov0,s a, such
which. being examined BY tho court,
and there being no exceptions ,hcroto,
were confirmed, and ordered to DO
recorded: jasper Peterson, admins.
traitor of C. C. Yoke, dccca,ed vii.
liam b Linger, executor of Nicholas
D. I.ingcr, deceased; Williupl lawson
administrator of Isaac R. swishOr, de.
ceased; MINOR s. Smith, udmiui. isator
OF John W. Corothcrs, deceased; Gill
bert NJ Marsh, executor Of George
l. Marsh, deceased; aad MAJOR Smlth'
adm illustrator tic 09r's non OF John
CoFolAcrs' deceased
A number Of cases, coming up on
various Timex during tue term were
continued on motion OF the parties and
tor reasons appearing to the court
Ordered, that draft issue in favor
oil L Barb. for $50 in full O the
liability Of tho county, mad Of Hackers
Greek District, Tor tue construction OF
a bridge, III sald District
On tho application Of G. W. West
and others. B. IlGrsman, Z. b. Bailey
aau 4aui'''Uu 0''ss'' "s'o 4PPV'u'e"
~ VIC" Auu ."".A Ou' '"a"se ~ ="
cet'0'n f'au !" f''V""" O'e'A LIE
"'''
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

cS- VIZ received au iutera;ting
communication from lrecmansburs
this week, but too latc for publication.
It shall appear ig our next.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Es' WANrED-A young man to
learn tho picture business. A com.
plctc outfit furnished free, suitable for
travelling through tho country. Apply
10 S. L. BARNETT,
Wc.tjp, ". W.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Kahn in order to close out his win
ter stock aud make room for his Spring
stock, is selling below cost. Nov is
your limo to get bargains.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

E6- On. N. L. WuELAS, sho hAs
bc2n attending Medical Lectures ut
baltimore for several months, returned
home few days sgo.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

cs- Our at Weston they have mix.
cd niggers and whites together IN
public schools. -!Aurtipsb@rg Sates.
maa.-Alwnys go away FROM home
to learn the news" is nn old ad,sc.
We bad not heard Of this fac. before,
and is much like tho tale Of the
4" Sanger" printed in tho same paper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Baltimore Cattle Market for Fcbru.
nry IS,

~ TO-
Prices this wctk for beef cattle
Ragged as follows: Best bccSes ct 5u6:
generally rated first quality las; me-
dun or good fair quality 8 5Oa4
ordinary thin Steers, oxen and cows So
. so; extreme range Of prices GAG ;
most Of tho sales were from 1 to 5.
SwISE-Wc quote at 5!aG cts per
ID net.
SnggP.-Nc quote common to fur
Sheep at 4n5! cts, md good to extra
j!aG4 cents per ID gross, few selling
u, the latter price.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

L. Kahn ha sjuss received a new lot
Of clothing which be is offer ing at
greatly reduced prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Es- CIRcvlr Cuuur cO4.wcnccs
here March LIST.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Kahn in order to prepare for specie
resumption. is selling bis stock at o
great sacrifice.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

Eg- Lent commences March 9th.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-23

ceedlngs men!Iou"d
10 the chan"rg cau1e Of F. VI.
Chalfant w. lrDaa laaty, &C.. Com.
missioner Bcuu q; f. 70, ed that he had
sold the land IL ag oil and proceed
ings mentioned 20 James L Vaudcr.
wort, at the pIse Of 1919. The SAlc
WAS confirmed
In the chHlccry cause OF l. b.
Humphreys against John a. Davis, The
plaintiff was allowed to amend bis bill,
aud the case was continued.
In tho chaRcery cause Of p. NJ Halo,
&C., W. DOmiuick Sweeney. decree
was entered directing the sale Of the
house and lot Of land III tho bill aud
proceedings mentioned.
The chancery cause Of Asphalt &
ROhrbOugh vs. James G. Stringcr was
remauded to rules, 10 order 10 allow
tho plaintiffs to bring new parties
therein. &c.
In the case Of John S. Williams VS.,
Joseph Slealhman, &C., a judgment
was rendered against James March, as
garnishcc, for $3.50 %.
In the case Of p. \. Mccormick vs..
James March judgment was rendered
for the plaintilf for $lOG; aud IN order
entered directing the Weston and West
Fork Railroad Company, as garnisheC,
to pay the same 70 the plaintiffs uttOr-
ney.
A rule was entered against Joseph
Basscll. for con tempt, for falling 10 at.
tend as q pOtit juror ut this term, after
having been duly summoned.
The case Of Isaac N. Ilcrsmaa aud
Isaac ". S!archer, appellants, rs. ".
II. Kelly, appellee, was n novel one 10
our courts, 1t vas alleged Iha. dogs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-08-09

= Gin biibihes Mibpe ritdnbnib bes
Stab miro 9eSeumdrtis in gBien ersablt.
Gtenic pie feline iitrisen in gSien anne.
lensen cisleitsaniiden Winil ilter. .5Sctleaen
1T aud Snitisminilter Or. @laier Der @b.
re tbeilbaftis semorben, eem oaSnis Der
&Snise" rOrsclfsllt gu lperben: ySr. 81.
celiens, Sr. @laier, Sn!tiSulinilter." )" Die
VI crte idienen ben Sdab aus Ieiner se>
pSbnlitten apatbie su reibsn. vab, i'd
perilete!" !"iief ct uno madte ba,u cine @e.
bcree na4 bSdllleinenl Sulle, bic iebr nn=
apsibeutis gu rerteben Sab, mas feline
Maicitat eisentlid als bic Sauptaufsabe
zines Snlii5miniitsrS anSuieben seruben.
Die Selterieit be8 Or. @taIer uno Der
nmsstans ldieu iibrisens ben Sdaa
nltt 5u affi,lreu, seun er pieoerbcite
nudnlats nit befriebiSenoem Scpfniden
lein: sd perltebe! so perltebe!" uebri.
gems ba! ourd Den 5ha9 nunmcbr @uro.
pa eineH Aoerrldcr erbuiten. namiA ben
periilhen 0sIsneteu fit @ien uno Con.
bon, Iialecm 8abn. Ter S6ab bat
ibm ndrllid fit feine ttSber scleifteien
augercrbentliben Dienfte ben Gitel
Prince de l'Europe" (8iirit ppn @aropa)
rerlieben.
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= Wera Sahulitih, mirb aus peters
burg seiarieten, befiapet iia 81 3eit uitt
III 0enf no man elmer falldeu SaHulitld
filr5lih elm ganfett sssebsn bat, ionbern
in Der s5eituns Salii0etburs nab Gebt IT,.
ter Deportation nab Sibirien entgeaen.
Der 9rc3eb bat piel tSies g(ut erreat
uno es wdre leidt nlSslid, baB e8, faQs
bic Eublifation bes urtbeils rprerlt niAt
eebeim setalten mirb, nod su erniten Son
1lifatipuen 5wiIhen Der StuoentenIdaftiuno
9clisei fcmmt. IS lit nSmlih ermielcu,
bab, als mad ber Sreilpreduns Der SalIu.
litih bic Stuoenten cieleibe mad SauIe be
sleiten molten, mebrere in ,@ipil" sefiei
Sete Yoli3eibeanlte aui Die Stuoenten uno
bic Saiiulitid GeprlpeeIdiiTe abfsuegten,
niht, ipie ansegeben wuroe, umgefesrt.
in Der nun fOlsenben Gerpirruas, Die as
iidtld, pcn bet YOli,ei bsrbsisefiibrt mur
De, UNI Elm s Ginidreiten uno cine Wieber.
perbafnns Der 4nsefIasten gu ermSa alden,
murce Wera Sallulitid ron ben Civil
Bcli,ilfen er9riffen uno wabrenb nes auae.
meinen IumulteS in eiuem perbeften
2eesen entfibrt. Waan tradte lie suerlt
mad Nopaprob. ba iebob ibr 8erlamiu.
ben gu srOBes aufieben erreste, wurbe iie
i'm @ebeialen nad Sdlailelburo iibsrfHbrt
uao oas @eriidt ausseiprenst. lie lei ert.
fpmnlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-08-09
0aS Sismard Elm GomprpuiR nit

ben rSmiiGen Stuble berbei,uf fibren entz
idlpHen lit, tdbt ard bic Saltung leiuer
rNcrpbeutiAen 2lusemeinen" perlnnt9en.
SSn elmer ibrer neuclten 9tumnlern erfldrt
pielelte ndmli6: ugSas ben aulturfalnpf
betrifft, beien geenpisnnS ieber Oeutide
um bes inneren Srieoens in Ocutld)lano
niuen uno jeoer perltdnoise &atbplif mitn=
Ideu uluB, I'M bic firdlite Geripii itung
nibt meiter I'M iid greifen gu la7en, 70
iinb MIR felt bapcn iiberSeu9t, bab parla=
meltariide Gruppirunsen Den 6rieben
ntdt berbeifiibren perben. Die erpBen
Botenien, irelde babel III Trase frmnen,
iinb um ibrer iel6lt willen ssbalten, bSte>
ren @eleten Su fplsen ol8 beuen elmer
rarlan1entarilden Observation-Disclosures. Die
@el9i9te Der perSansenen Sabrbunberte
wirp ibncn idllieblidl ben 0taBitab sur
geurtbellung Der @eSennart unter 8c~
riidli4tisung gclpanpelter 3eiten unp per=
anperter SilfSmittel seben. llebrioens
miro bic Ibatla4e bct au5ri6tiser Geur>
tbeilun9 unulnitSBlid bleiten, paB Die
9feidSresierung III oen letten Sebn Sabren
tbrer ueberSenauns srpBe Spfer 5uses
mutbet BAT un Die llnteritibuns Der na=
tional=lieeralea Bartei nid,t 5u ent6ebren.
2Senn lie beute finoet, DaB nah ben sez
ma4ten Grfabrunsen bic SpTer 3u srpB
weroen, 10 1T eS nlebr als leltIam, fir bic
Spfer, pelae Die 6esieruns sebn Sabre
lang benz inneren 6riecen setradt, lie IN
Der 9Seile perantmortli6 3u MAIDEN, ale
babe Iie 5eba Sabre lang alleS tbun fGnz
men, mas lie pcllte, sno a(5 pb lie nit
abIcluter Otadtcu((fcmmsn6eit re9iert
Bate. ."-Steruit piro allp Die S6ulD
ant Gultnrfampf benz 0eationalliberaliSz
mus aufsele9t. Seine geenDisuns ater
in ii9ere slusiiht seite(lt, sleiApiel mas
olele rser jene Parteisruppe papcn penfen
nda.