Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-05

Thua. viii tell Won how I manage
him. r. f;ssen e II h;s lonv xaFrs.
so,,~h;.n -. - .~.-w ,o- 80 ther
.ssen hs .ee,r-a asvv;nv Noshin~ more
a.l;~hsf,l - ',,.-,,.I,ssss' .,ta ..e.
ai@~ssdsx -. Hnr.h.lIs ehe ~re.,
.efoIs~ rs,,,s,;.v a. sslsa~ = she huil
-,r .-..;.r -.;ll.~~.
In fhe a. of freder,ck william, Tv.
fy,r,t,,rss ,,saT j., ers.rs.;, ~. f.o.,ts
hv .r;e.s;er Ie~su-es a. ,rh;rh M ona
l,ssened be;nc go.,d nalnred was
she onlv x;.s;v. af IL loo,,a~,tv ror
hours ssvesher he ~onla f,vcr-..s -; ;fb
sbs 6:eesas,hv aT .e,r. rren~h srhoisr
- .r~hs.sIs !, wh:~h - - - s-,,L -.
slsvbse@f fasexnst - lersnrea esarss-
ine : e.osa. - she lamr. .3xnn..;asr NJ
.s4.es sF6x. s;szN s6 tsE.. : and : : i sano-
rszing some profound remarks. Though
no one paid attention. he was yisibly
elated AZ hearing himself sneak. The
Queen sat iudustriously NJ her embroi-
derv. entirely absorbed by that. The
King looked At enerav,nes. noisily turn
inc over the leaves so a. 10 drown the
voice The vonoo nconle In the hack-
ground louobed wb;~Dered and Maid No
heed. Yet the scholar went on. mur-
murinO monotonously ike sIeepv brock.
General Gerlach. who was often pres-
emf SAT ON a little ronnd stool preDos-
terousIy UNEQUAL to his proportions and
snored' "Cerlaeb." /" said the King on
one memorable evening nSIren hut 40
mot snore'" 7 was the onlv one who
annearea .o he I;sten;nc. Vet even
cbewed ,be cud of nv own thougb,s
mil =, les, cold meat and white w;ne
were handed round. Yes. Humboldt
,.as = taller No,h;oo d;snleased, him
more Than ,o have IN listen IN anotber
IN one 1ccas;ou somebody uoononol;zad
The conversa,;on at Conrt nv reIa,,ng
sometime interesting 10 ali Hum.
boIdt was nerCectlv beside himself
Grumhl;nc moroseIy he D;led nm his
nlats viii nate de fo;e oras lobs,er
eeIs and other ;nd;oestibles-a nerfect
,ro,,,a;c of coues1;hIes sb,ddar
Wien ,h;nL VT ,hs ola non conij
swaIIow He ate a. Iono .nd ss "a, a.
he could whcn he fon5d ,ba o.stro.-
o,n;c nowers exb.ns,ed no iongsr ma
Ter of h;msaIf he mods dosnora,a =,
tonn, 90 oa, ,ho co.. or ,ho ronn.an
co. ,ha sSn.re;. os ,ho pnnooa.aIp~,I @ -
he com,nencsJ. hn, he Al 10, aa, anv
further ,bc r,ore nonnlar sDe,Le. cu.ei-
Iv cont;nu;no his tale "on n sr,nm;,
ri the Ponocotene,I = 600 feet above
the level az the sea /" he bevan aoa;n
With loud and excited voice Rp1 he
Ga;IeJ ,h;s ,;us too Tha o,hor nar-
raior wonld mot he ;rtsrrur,e5 NOR
would the COMPANY. This was unnre-
What . sc.nd.Iors .h.n.t u,m.
boldt SAL down in raoe and mood,Iv
unon the ;ngrat;,ude Of The
buman race nart;cnlarlv Al Court :
THE Liberals have becr pleased 70 70.
GARD Humboldt as one Of their own SET.
IN, he was n man who could mot 1--we
excent hask;no in the sunsb;,e of tbe
Court. The favor or his sovere;On was
Indispensable io him. Ru, This did NOT
nrevent his crecn;nc awav from ibe
ualace 10 Varnba1en 10 oossin and slam
der with his trusty mate. Varnhaoen
has put i, all into books. which. I regret
Ia saw. are very expensive. The de-
tail in these books is worth noting.
They are important. however as a
whole ilIus.rat,no a time when there
wns nothin0 but criticism scen,ic;sm
and malicious ;mno,enee ~ Berlin. a
world ,mnos,;bIe 10 realize excent bv
those volnmes
Count BernstorG. the late Pruss;an
envoy in London--a deliberate easv-
going. hut b,ohIv.nr;nc;nled statesman
ewss meyer 6;ch IN the Pr;nce's favor.
Count RcrnsSorfr cer,a;nIv heats me
in one thing nevar succeaJ.d n
re.Is or r,nar viii d;gn;6ed
- o-t.:..o 80. .oiL!- T. L.i:
sent me another cor,.losd ~ d;sn.tcIss
fnIl of emn,;nsss and con;ousiv refsr'
r;ng a. nrey;ons comm,,n,r.,;o.s ~ a..
I;Le ;r,r;ns;c worth Ths K;n- .I,.vs
w;sbes 70 hs ;nSormed .hont referencss
TO documents he does mt remember.
Golf was nearly ne bad-reams of dis.
na,cbes acco,nn,n;ad hv hasLessf,I or
matter dockcted "Pr;vats and conf;aen.