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character would bo incomplete. Even though
our rcnson tells us there is NO snctl thing rs
perfection hero, yet somchow or osher wo partly
1t IS intangible nnd cya,csecrt: Then NC
want to believe tho world IA full Of hcnutyt and
that there nro many characlcra nnariy, 4 not
guile, approaching our ideal. Many would prt-
contact would rcycal tlotccts. All = Where ic"
nora1lcc u bliss, tia folly to bc wisc."
Thcro are manr reasons why It Is 80 lllcultto
form a Just estimate Of humnn character. It's
defects, like The snots on the tun ronstant1y
changing. Sometimes, whom wc lcci constrained
to admlt that there Ii a dark blot on some fair
name, II will suddenly disappear: and then VIC
resolve neTor to doubt again. Attor having en-.
will Appear, perhaps only 10 vanish ns quickly,
leaving us in doubt a to tho reality Of anything.
Tho collar spots arc often unnoticed because
q the. cxecssiTe brfiliancy surrounding them.
Thus alsdsn lifo; sometimes gen!'.s a9 r aa.zles
US TINT many faiilts arc dtsrcgnrdcd.. THIS cor
tatny Is true of such men as CGsnr, Alexander,
mud Napoleon. Then. like tho solar spots, hl'-
rnan crttncs arc of all sizes and shhpcs,-sonlc
quito small nt.ti harmless; Others ikc those on
tic sltn's disc, largo enough, md dark enough.
and deep enough to swallow up tho whole world
II tllcir evil tntlicnce was not countcractcd BY
tho great antl noble nlcn here.
There sometimes seem to be defects In char
aclcr which arc not rGRltv there. Jnst rs the
sun sometimes nppears dirk because Of tho
transit Of some planet, though really remaining
bright a. ever, so char2cter nlnY be Snaueu w
unfortunate c!rcusnstanccs or surroundings, Ut
perhaps s!andcr, until II appears tark, utltl
trcacheroIs, ns.t1 gloomy; anl yet through NIL
It may continue bright. pure, md lovely.
Again, notwithstanding tho sun ia not With
And. although nothing under THO sun "a with
cut defects, nud no human being is without
faults, still wo could not live without them.
And there Is n peculiar satisfaction IN the
| knowledge tint wo'ro NIL iu tho sAsno boat."
So1nu persons imagtno they evlnrc great Wis
dom by declaring tint nothing under tho sun
| Is worth second thought, and TINT life ls
! fai!ure. But would they bn very wisa to mafn-
tnin tnt tho syn Is useless and fatlurc merely
because of itspspotsi somo ono has wisely
sntl, "Vain is tho world-bIt only to tho vain.h
So, admitting TINT nothing Is perfect, wo Will
not admit that life Is fai1urn or entirely use
less. It has bccn snfd tint possibly even the
sunspots hayo n mission; and 80 possibly all
defects. and faults, md cyeu crimes asu but
agents In Gods great plan. Bl1TEAswERT.
, 1879-07-12

good color the Gen, Grant cannot be .e1ccl1cd,
though tho Wclt!ngton, Of darkor sfiadc, is
worry iscatrablc. Ralph, Of a crimson shade, a'Ml
Fanny. salmon pink, are quito tho rage, both
,,sE being dwarf plants OF good habit md profuso
Contagratlon Is ono OF tho searlcta With a
white o7e, has n largo nower, md n constant
bloomcr. Dazzlcr Ii darker, but like II in other
rcspccss. To those who arc now starting cut
tinRs land now Ia tho best tlmo to do 40 for
wlnter iowcrs), take cutting evcn II It has but
ono bud, tying tho leaf to slender stick "a
wooden toothpiek answers tho pusuoso wctf)
sl place tho cutting IN the Garth AZ Il It were
largo slp, the attek supporting It In place. Thua
small slip will do scsvico as we'll as q largo ono
md chotcc varieties eau be freely divided.
Do not expect tho plants that blossom for
you through the summer to continue through
tho winter; either the flower buds must bo
picked throurh tho summon or now plauts
started for winter blooming.
As tic florist prepares all wlntor for bis spring
sales. so VIC, in summer, must pct ready for our
winter flowers. llave sent to nil applicants
tho tuberoso bulbs promised, and written to all
who requested. II there any others who want
bulbs, or further information about their grow
Ing, eau be addressed rs before, Box z. .O5o, 9TH
erwiso my letters do not reach mic. Lillian.
, 1879-07-12


WRI0nT's tiNoyE, ILL.,, july 7.-l am cnn-
stunt rcnicr Ut IilE Tho tlome, al,l II Is Use.
less fnr slle to say how much interest take IN
reading It's disputes, criticisms, a,Itl last, but
not least, Its recipes. Th!s Is tho 1lrst tn,c
bnye written to Thu Homo, md II Is With much
t'millty that send my letter in; but feel
ought to thank It's contributors for tho very
valuable information ti,as lavc gained: In ru-
turn send you tic following rerlpo for SHOW
DRIFT pudding; Quo ptut rich milk, two table
spuon!uls Ut corn starch, wtltcs of throe Or
tnIr cgvs; dissolve tho corn starch IN u lttc ut
the n!iis, stir the sugar intu thu re,utldcr 1T
t!ic milk, which place on tho tlro: whcn 1t hegns
To boil stir tn i,u corn starch; stir constantly
fur u few nltlllscs, wlrn II will become ssl.tntI,
pastu; NOW stir In tu Whites Ut thu cgEs beaten
to still itoth, a,ul let II remain little longer
to so"k ts's ' o1g'; ilaypr to tasse. ,no!t al!.l
yu!ks "f thu eggs, Il pint Ut milk. md u seant
iIu'1 cup Of susar. STARCH.
, 1879-07-12

!
II tht I:s!ttor Of Tht Trlbuns,
CHICAGO, July 8.--Lnst saturday's Homo pre-
scnted MI alarming spectacle, c,-hombard IN
trout by Chadwick mud in the rear by Pngrey;
tho pirkcts seemingly nal deserted their posts.
No doubt the faithful outside administers
raised tho!r voices In bitter angulsh md OK
claimed, "lIo!u tho fort, for l mn coming" I
do not doubt but they l.avo plenty ot am'nunl-
t!on OH llar for prolonged sicec Willie tho be-
slcgera sccm to hare firmly planted their heavy
artillery, md, with boa,bshclls flying, giving
their fair opponents u fatlptn OF wlnt n,a !
eventually calnc. ltnlcas surrender Is lnAt9r.
fhts IL All tllesn ilcar brethren wnnt,-a peace
Ablc, unconditional surrender.
Something nl,gtt to bo conceded on both
sides; te hattlo las assumed rutIer Startling
proportions: Tho "racc ts not always to the
swift, nor tso victory to tlu atrtnE," still these
"miEhtv mon af valoth may very soon strcw
the Held with wounded llerol,,es. Please mike
peace. anst maintain It nll times. Lot IL roign
supreme Within tu walls Of Tho 1Iome.
l.. H.
, 1879-07-12

vrvr vonu 1unn ~ mia rost Sl,ot,or e.r..
!, .A.N -'-"s;, ~.
slnyo woman bring forth frccmenf No, that
caunot l,ot In nil ,stayc laws the progeny of
N. atorc woman ro,nans n a,ovc. Thta h,t fo1.
,,rs .,'. ,a,u.o, ,am NJ ~ .,,a .nas,,. @ ~. =,
muster md ssnro everywhere. "savee mike
tyrants,' ia too true MI npothegm to require
itscueston. lila nnplfratiom cnnnot In ovolded.-
,oirt+ ho.,, or .,at,o ,,or,or mn, ,s = st..,o
slave to his paaaions'-a slave TO h's conditions,
IA slave through his own laws, for Inns TINT
cuslayc Tic mother ens]uYo tic child: ho has
rnI,,,or +ho nouor ,,or .ha ,rt11 n r1se .hovo
.u. ."s p"s ,. .s.,, , "a ~ , ''ss a"|1o ~
them; nc cannot iaso "hl-po"cf' because Ills
mother is mastered. ss,e cannot give him true
wi]l.poycT; sue cau riyo him tho faculty tlat
slave. n1wovs hoyc. nj clcnt,n- md ,,cpc,v1nc
Ma aa; ,'m .,,,, ssa.s, ,,".,,. @ ',n,.at,.
results much Of tho corrupsIon and loyo Of
money to ho found IN high placcs,
the lack Of wllolc.aoulesl honesty tn SO many OF
our prominent men I AtaY We not trace It often
ssstV to f Sa1 91s sss S sos f ID s9au s9p Ga Il to- @
awn ase % feths tan as ask w i Of ""f 1cr sstes a ut
Mans laws do this for him, they cnalayc him
while ho thinks he tkbus cnsfayllg auo.l,er; tho
cursc comes baek to him II his children ts tho
mind the picture of Il boz We met fcw days
since, so pttnbly INFECT In his appearance nlitl
detnea,or that we lo1Iged to pour Into hln some
shirt oE sof.nsscrton, ant, We mentally sail:
THAT boys mother has been under the iron
ruIo Of tyrank husband, and tho iron llas en-.
tered llcr soul; she hns torno nn unwclcomc
child, aud, tnsteud of tho mark Of slavery COM
Ing aguin In fctnnte form, 1t l.as this tTnlo re-
suited In mai, chftln We ptttcll te poor it,
tic unfortunate. who was trying to scI1 tic daily
papcrs, mt, Ind acatccly gouragc to otfer thetil
10 tic persons who coldly rcpuiscd him. Hero
is one reason why tleis.i,c is Important to man.
III woman Who loves her children SO bryond
ail thlnss II ia the one Issue most important,
s!,all stlo be slaye or frcel Shall llcr children
benr tho marks Of slnvcry or trcclom7 ShniI
tile marriage Low curry her Into slavery, or shall
It he 50 framed tlIus she may be abte MtcfllU n
assert her ownership Of hersclft Willis ltfe Is
maie pleusant to them women of q ccrta!n c!ass
do not think Ut tic many otllcrs 10 whom 1t Is
oil intolernble bnrleu from tllr hrnry cllain VI
this same marriage law. In their ignornncc
! they do not reallzc tho OV1s resulting from
their Blavcry, the worst feature Of which n,ay 10
said to bo tll0 rDscs that 81 hide tlin caiu aud
| dcatlcn Its rlnnkng tl.nt they ure nut awuro of
| It. Alany nra in love With their very
s!aycry; they do not caro- to bc
FREQ; 1t involves too much RESPONSE
hlltty. As n friend Remarks, "'lhcy lmyc nut
Ucr ground fine enough u; they causlot see tile
mtsctirs Ut Others. brtng themselves conforta-
| hlc. "I hnyn all the Freedom wait!n is what
| they sny. Sel!sllncss tlln most dccpy-rootcd
py[f tint at!tcta humanity! How cai, no erat,i-
| cato II when oven woman Is talnted by TIT We
should like tu awaken t!legu women to the I'm
, 1879-07-12

- ,MEhI4ENs
To shs Editor a3 The Tttbune..
CHICAGO, July 10.-THE Tn1YuNE Homo
Club held Its regular monthly business meeting
In the club-roo1n Of the fremont House this
aftorpoon, Grandma Ollways prosiding. Owing
to the very warm afternoon the attendance was
not as large ns usual, though, u fatthfu1 few
were present, also several visitors from other
cittcs.
Reports were read, committees appointed,
md subjects Of interest further discussed, but
no action taken, as tho expression Of ylewB Of
the members was desired We hope by the
time Of our next meeting TINT some who arc
now absent from the city will have returned,
and that cven though tho weather should bo
warm, taat tho members will mnke Nh o1tra
effort to attend. The Club adjourned until tho
second Thursday III August, to meet a* tho ITO
mont House.
And now for a few words In regard to somo
Of The Homo letters. wanted to wrlto last
week, but had not u moment to tparc.
France, an interested III "Moods,h rcad
Miss Acott's work long ttuc ago, but rcrsctn-
bcr that thought 1t must bc worry unlike her
ao1f, It was so liss.mttnr to her other works.
agree with you IN great measure in regard
TO "inuods," for I hnyn seen sotno almost
crushed by them. But think tlsat tlle state Of
health and various circumstances havo much to
do with thcse "tcmpcrs OF miud," anl II hca1tl,
returns, or circumstances change, moods are
oftentimes conquered. But holleya thatsousc-
timcs 'onty Death IL the conquerort
lam an1!ously waiting to hear what Almco
will nny in rcply to F. on this subject.
Ethel, you nre right, for there should not be
a room in our homes too nice for father or
brother. But wish that We could mako cyury-
II Thing so attractive aud entertaining at home
5hat the boys would not want to smoky, or wat1
ler away. Do not be afraid OF giving the boys
pleasant room for thrir own, with little conf
forts anl pretty things about Il. do not agreo
with somo tlAt 1t Is waste of time 10 do fancy
work. For much OF It. al!tt thu neglect Of duttea
br0tllers' birthdays, cyan though The gift f,U hut
small. Sec tllat their clothes uro In order; do
not leave the buttons for thc1n to sew on, even
though they are halMly enough to do It. Boys
appreciate these ltttlu attentions from their SIS
ters. II know whereof / speak,H for atu
besaed with tho best Of brothers.
Now, RittcssWeet, please DO not contradict
inc, for1 am going to sny tllat can tnlaglnu
that your brothers, too, arc among thu best.
even though you say'that they can smoke II
they wisl. l aln aware ttut tlllt IS not the
worst habit IN the world. l have sntno of tho
beat friends who smoke, and, though they arc
"other girls brothers" they know my opinion
on tllu subject.
II. too, a,n sorry for girls who have no brothers
to ''conltort. love, unl tcaso," anl more sorry
for brothers Who 'hayo sisters who do not ap.
prcc!ata thcm. Girls. give your brothers yous
confidence, and you will be utmost suEo to have
lieirs III return.
th!Ek that ouo accret of home happiness II
iu "pteaslnE not oursclyes.' Aud when VIC
1nako our dwelling. plnco u hat,py one, wc cat
truly feel aud soy, "l'hrrc ID no place l,ie
Aotnes" KlTT1E, the Secretary.
, 1879-07-12

tn the Editor n} Tho Tribune.
cGlcAGo. duty 10-Wo wish that no knew
you, and could comfort yol1, for wo belong to
thoso who on1y admire beauty In persons when
accompanied by beautiful ACTIONS. Wo }tarc
seen ugly folks idoltzcd for their goodness,
anartucss. etc., who wcro OF more uccuunt than
hundreds Of pretty butterflies. 4 pretty faco
without any eoul or cxprcssion is not lla,ltlsone
or pleasing. while plain faco, piqunnt as,a In
tclligcut, Is always attractive. We would al1 bo
beautiful II yo could, bnt II ssc arc not lpform-
ca VIC should 10 satisfied md thankful. Variety
Is the spIro Of ltfc. mud We would weary Of any
style of bcauty II a1l conforincl to 1t. Like
flowers Hnd leaves, VIC arc nl OF the same tnn-
tcrtal an1 general plan, but wl1nt n yaricty of
forms aro produced BY few differences III dc
tails. Inuru,
, 1879-07-12
FROM CALIFORNIA.

70 tAe Editor Of The TfthHhes
NEW YoRK. July 2,-Too busy In making
preparations for some Of my frlcnds to 60 to tho
Aca'shorc, and In arranging my own affairs for
look Mt my Saturdays TRIBUNE until this
arrow from tic bow Of m angry archer. II fs
wonderful What faculty somc pooplo have OF
mtsrcprcscnttng plain, simple language. had
no tdca Of ralslnE SO violent storm when
spoke Of tic unmauly abuso Of women we'll
known as pure md good wives, mothers, md
maidons. Hind the assertions IN regard TO
wotnan.sutfrngtsts bcen more1Y general, should
ilnvo taken no notice Of tho letter. but names Of
those Will, whom AM we'll acft'ainted wcro
used to point tho insnlts: Therefore spoke In
tlcir boi'nlf. You will admit, Mr.. Conductor,
will YOU not, that when one's friends arc Insult
cd ono haa tho right TO defend them1
For tic rest, can give at least ono notable
INSTANCE Of man having taken big wife's name.
-thc late Potter Nichtnga, and l thluk no one
wilt nceuse him Of having bccn "lusus M
turn II or "gyncctan nvortcmcnt."
think l nm not the only person who, having
rcad tic letter to which alluel. as seen that
1t was up1nanly and abusivc.' did not call lis
author liar. Being woman would not do
tint: but said he had written IN "unJust, Of
fcnstvc, and untruthful lctter." thought 80
then antt think so still. Ny APOLOGY Is some-
what like that Of Lord Etword Fitzgerald, who,
having given olrensu bv Sonic remark In .Parlla-
mcut, was condomncd to apologize for his ut
terance. lie roso from Ills seat mud said: ~
said it-'tts truc-alld mn most sorry ior II"
1t wns afterwards doubted II he had really
npoEo4izcd; nid now tako my lcare Of that
letter and It's author ut once nud forever.
Bittcrswect, yes; have been often. very
often, s'awaY from home, where no one could
understand mo-" nor do need to 70 to d
strange country to lind such a place. | somc-
times lind It BY just speaking out my thoughts;
but, Us aiso By the aa.nc process hnvc found
myself among friends when l had not known 1t,
have lived to thtnis tl.nt II w spcaklng ! can
thoughts for just what thoy are.--lt will repny
me. Thanks: should like you to write to me,
cnrc OF The 1fomc. ] am sure am otder tllutl
you, md you know courtesy to tbosc older tslnn
yourself 6tds you wrlto when requested.
rhat's Il niee little bit Of sarcasm, TINT letter
OF Raven IInir. In such n cause sarcasm Is per-
niestblo and lustifinble.
But cantiot write n long letter tonight.
It was So late when opened my TRIBUNE Tint
lnd my clock tells mo Of tho near approach OF
midnight. So with good. night to friends and
foes, a,ld mny they havo pleasant dreams and
| slunibcrs light, good night. CALIFORNIA.
, 1879-07-12
ANTS AND CtT3uT,

DRLEyAN, ILL.,, July 7.-Ants. ants, ants,-
what shall sloi Not nco old mnt1 hunts, who
como with knitting nnsl mend al Johnnlc's stock
tngs. tcnd tlc baby, md smooth tho hard p'uccs
III life; but llttlo red ants, who crawl into the
cake jar, climb into the sugar box, ITO matter
how htull you nut It. The cc1lnr is nlgc, Die
cupboard Is full, nothing Ia safe. llavo tried
camphos md black pepper md they still " hold
tic fort u In gpfte of inc. And now do wish
some Of the sisters. or even tho brothers, would
come to tho rescue AMI help mo ont.
Does some one waut n good rcclpo far cur
rant-cutsupt Talse four pounds nt sten,mcd
rGd cllrrants a,ll1 ono md onc.ilnlf pounds Ut
brown Rugar. Cook uNt!f tick. He careful
not to burn. Then add ono tcaspoonful of snlt,
one OF pepper, one OF cloves, one tablespoonful
Of cinnamon, nt!l u pint Of good ytncEnr. Th8
Ii good recipe. The only trouble il emit
make half enough. DARBY DowN DILLY.
, 1879-07-12

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
Iona, ILL.,, July Ill have bccn constant
reader of The Homo since 1t was established,
anl now beg lcavo to nsk TIC many contributors
question: Whilo visiting the Centennial Ex-
position. saw In the mnin building moul-
lnent intended for child; It rcpresent-
cd babe lying, on pillow, lis
ha,ltls folded on It's breast, md veil
,yas thrown orcr tho wholc. through which
every feature could 10 p!atuly seen. 1t was Of
white marble, about ttrco feet long md two
a1ti l,nn fcct high. Gun my ono tu!l mo who
WIS thu ulptor Or axhldito:f
Ethel, the warld will look bright to you until
ono dear na your li:a goes to tho better 1nlt !;
then, whU YOU strive 10 bear the burden with q
cheerful face, you will wonder "WAv thu sun
shines 80 bright on world Of wo." That day
zones to NIL.
Thcto arc others would lttso to saY word
to- but fear. Of that monster, the W. b., into
which tu,nblcd once bctoru, warns ma to bu
Drlc1. ROuKATANKBY.
, 1879-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS,
OH ENOUGH TO KNOW.

TO Tie Editor a Tic 7f1bWH<.
1Acoy, ILL.,, July 7.-Witll the kind permits.
sion Of tic Conductor, should like to ask tho
members OF The Home what they suppose the
difference to DO between married woman and
Il single 1nay3 AS single lady ,nay enjoy the
society Of mr. hnlt.dozcn gentlemen friends, and
no ono objects,
uut, should marry ono OF Chem, miist ntan =
don nil tile others: no morn croouct, nrcliory,
or crtbhngc; no murc exchange OF fayorta
books; M moro long friendly chats.
Should the old friendship be continued socio-
ty would be outraged
Is Il married lady less respectable, less trust
worthy, than Single onca II so, should pro-
fer to rcHlain IN ultl malA.
Is marriage tho chief object OF womnn's ltfca
TH1KTY YEARS.
, 1879-07-12

Never allow dEarrhna. dysrntcry. or any bowt!
affection ~ hare ttA Dsfn way. ot seEioHs cohHc'
Gurnces 1aay result. by .nc2lecsinE such cnnl-
t!slnIA tho systum II rapidly reduced to eohut'
isnk can ryul1zp thv nrcusst,Y Ut looking about hl
tur = sci.,oI,. 1t tins season VI thu yesE espc-
cllY everybody shoul ba psostlsd vita tliat Ger.
tam nnu safe cnratlso for all stGtnact nAd bowel
complaints, Dr. Juyne's Carlnualiso Da!snnl, for
VIII It NIL such affections May be promptly ana
cEicneIQAaiY tEGatNt.
, 1879-07-12

Mrs. S.--Thc article you refer to was pub
t1ished.v.,
~
Several communications aro crowded out this
week TINT will appear next Saturday.
~
: Will The Homo contributors please dropsall
subjects pertaining to religion, temperance, mud
woman suffrage, aud yet back to 1irst princa-
plesa Articles on subjects other than these viii
he thankfully received. Cannot Chat, France,
E., or Glory McWhlrtcr respond to this ca1la
, 1879-07-12

70 kas Editor " IAs Tribune
CnlcAuo, July 10.-The subject Of .lIyorru
VIVA called Tor . fuw weeks stnce bY Long Suffer-
tng, At no rcsrouse Of any Importance seesus
tAua far to haya been el!cltcd. R,.a yvt wo are
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-15
GIT fndf Z

| 5sait in ister Graa1oie fpielt bas ,,u ipdt!"
leine Roae. gu ipat entoedte Sthello, oaB er
Sesbemona irrthiimlit i'm Serbad)t bate, Sl
ip6t erldeint gernhar6 BON &eimar uol
g9er, su lpdt it alba'S Sobn i'm Snteteiie
@gmont's tbati9 =; menn es fetn r5u lpdt"
| 9dbe, oann ipdre id)on Die 9Selt9eld)lbtc III
aneere 8abneu 9elenft moroen.
| 9eItern Wtorgen perIartmelten ftd sabls
reide Naugiertge i'm @ef1uguiBbofe bon
Maudls @bunf, uH Die Sinri6tuna Der beioen
MoupsW asuires Sbarpe unb Wc0onne1 nit
an3uieben. Sie beioen Rdnner betbeuerten
ibre llnihulb uuS bereiteten iih auf een Sob
Dor, bic Saltbiire fiel, uno in bieiem gu9ell'
blide wuroe hefttg al Der alingel Der @efang=
uiBthire geriiisn; Der @eiangenwarter iah ole
beiben arnlsn Sfelme crit iterben, banll
6ifnete er, unb Dor linn fiauo Elm Oepeihen.
bote, ipelder euen 4ufidub bis gum ndfiten
Wtoutag iiberbradte; - Su ipdt, Seioe rparen
toOt. Sclbitperitdnollh teI,attigte iif Der
Inweisuoen DE srSBte Aufregung, man pers
miinldte BEN SGer,fi, bod be beloen Wi1roer
blleben.toot.
SIN @runoe genoml1en mar Otele8 cine
groBe gSobl,bat iir alle geioe, oenn gebIu9t
iudren lie nGhhen Woutag bod mor0en, inz
benz Ter 9ouperncur Don TennIpluanten feiu
Jlel9l gai, o!t 2ooesataIe III c0uultqunsIull
umSumanoeln, uHb aMf bisie 9Seiie bic gei@
ben nur, luenu Die StunOung nod Sur retten
53tit etn9etrofle1 nare, ben id)peren Sang
5wei 0tal batten tbuu niiien; bod fir oas
9algenpublltum mar Dieie5 aaeroings cine
@elegsnbeit, feline san5e falide Sentimentalt.
tdt funb su 9eben. 0lelelben 2cu!e, lueldle
mabridetnlih ben @ouuerneur usrminift
bdtteu, ueun bic StuNouug rshtSelti9 einge.
trofien md~e unb ite I'm elm Shapipiel ee=
brad]t baue, tuaren jett auBer I'D. baB Der
4uihub su ipdt tam.-Sa, uenu es teiu y5u
ipdt" gdbc J.
Of all sad words of tongue and pen
The saddest are: 1t might have been!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-15
@urOpGiide Gabelberi6te.
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2onoon, IA. Jau.-Ser Su 99ait- Sartle.
pool an9efomnlene 9ampItr yaocru" uerlor
uuermcgs 100 Stiif 9ftnouieb, welde iibsr
Boro qelpitlt muroeH.
- 0ie britiide Srigg oBlniD," ueIdDe am
%. Nouenber Don yteIp=SrlsanS naf 9iOer
pool ubging, ging aui bobcr Gee unter. 9ie
Nfannitaft murce 9erettGt uao 81 Queens
tolpn geianbet.
Glwun, II. San. - Die umerifani.
id)e 8rigg yDou Suirote," lpelde am 16.
0e;ember bon Baltimore mad, 1imerld unter
Seqel oing, erlttt untarIuegS 6aparte une
lleGt jeet norolld) uon Der Snlel arron nor
4nter. Sie lRaunidlaf lit blerher gebrad)t
tuoroen nit AuSnabme orelcr MatroIen, mel
d1e auf Der Getle burG3 Stur;iusllen iber Soro
aeriiien puroeu uuo ertraufeu. Gin Shlcpp,
Sonpfer lit Dem 6abrseuge Su Siilfe geihidt
luoroeu, leeod fiirdliet man, odB Die 9rtg9
uGbreno Oes sur 2ett berribeubcu Sturmes
Su grHuoe 9ehen ipIro.
Sd3iHsnad,rI6ten.
@la8 IN IA. Sauunr.-Oer SGmpfer
State of 9eorgia" iit beute BON Nelu<Yorf
eiIgetrOffeu.
ytperpool, IA. Sanuar.-Der 0ampfer
, Bulgarian" llt beute bon gofon bier auges
fpmmcn.
Queenst stolpn, IA. Sanunr. - Der
Dampfer n5uiuOi6" lit pom Bbilaoelpbia
eiugelauien.
Ser Sampier ,atbens" lit BON Bbilabel,
pbiu ansefommen. Der 0ampisr rAutoHto"
fubr mad philadelphia ab.
9tarft uno 81tIe.
2onbon, IA. Sauuar, 1890 Yadm.-
@Oniols 50 1916 fit @elp uuo Sc fir Brtef.
Scteiuiste Staaten SblisatiOnen - 10.40er
Coupons 1109, neuc Siiufer 1924.
goubon, IA. Sauuar, 2.30 Nadj H. -
Baliier 0epeideu not,reu heute faniplo3eus
ttse 8enteu su 113 6runcs 522 &eutimts iiir
Srief.
Qiperpoot, IA. Sanuur, 1890 Ra6m.-
BaumuoGe feiter. Ulitteliorte SberlduOer
So; Orleans B 9i16; bic Bertdufe betra>
gen heute 10000 8alen.
2iperpool, ID. Sauuar, llbr Na4m.-
Die gSai5en 3ufubr wdhrenb Der lestsu oreI
Gage betrug 116 ,O00GentHer, pOoon 100000
aus Anerlfa fameu.
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