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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

THE House of Congress, is making prog.
ress backwards in the matter of Army re-
organization. 1t has done an iniudcous
thing in putting upon the Army appropria-
ton bill an i'll digested scheme of re.organ-
izaton. The proposed plan OF reorganiza-
ton is better, ODE sure, than Burnside'S,
but it has not had discussion in either
house, or consideration by the people
There is little reduction in numbers or ex.
pense in it, and for that reason it is not
what the people need and demand 1t has
many provisions of doubtful benefit and for
that reason it ought TO come up as an indie.
pendent measure, and have full considera-
ton. The same objection can not be made
to the adding to the Army appropriation
bill the bill to transfer the Indian Bureau
to the War Department This, also, was
agreed upon by the House in Committee OF
the Whole. This subject is better under
stood, the transfer is generally asked for by
the people, and it will unqucstionally cause
a great saving of expense.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
NOTICE OF SALE.

In pursuance Of an order of the Alexander crcult
IN the case OF Isabel Gniney w. Nellie GaNnnv
Timothy Gailncy, william Gaincy aud Mary GNt.
ncy petition for partition, viii offer for Sale On
saturday, February iSth 1879 ut II o'clock a. m M
the front door of the court house IN Cairo llnnis
the following lot of ground, to.wit Lot no 4, in
block No ~, IN the first addition 10 the civ nf
Cairo, wy Va
TtnNsOnc half cash. balance payable IN nm,
year, with ~ per cent interest per unnuln s"r,r"J
by personal security and trust deed.
JOHN \, REEVE,
Special Master In Chancpry.
January IL, 1850, "No'1'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

acknowledged truth in regard to the presl-
DENTAL vote in their states in 1876. All
unite in saying they have no authority for
their acts from the Democratic national
committee or from Mr.. Tilden, and it seems
from the testimony, also, that the active in
reference of the latter when he learned the
negotiations, prevented the further prose
cution of the business. Mr., Tilden will
make statement to the com.
mittec to-day. In this city the
balance of the Potter committee was
engaged in hearing witnesses in contradic-
ton of what had been testified to by that
wonderful galaxy Of Republican fulsifers
who had told of Democratic bribery and
intimidation in Louisiana,
The action Of the senate yesterday, in
passing the bill allowing women to appear
as attorneys before the l. S. supreme court,
deserves attention on more than one account.
In the first place it seems a perfectly just
and proper measure, and secondly, it shows
what one woman, working against all con-
ceivabe disadvantages, may accomplish,
The first woman lawyer Of Washington
was Mrs. Be.ya \. Lockwood, and she com.
menced practice here at time when the
annual sessions of the woman sutirgists
and any meetings looking to the cniian'hise-
ment of women or the consideration Of their
legal rights as women, were made disgrace
full by the prowdyism of the public. She
has not only become a respected and pros
porous member Of the local bar but by al
most unaided persistence has secured the
passage of the bill mentioned above, which
now goes to Mr.. Hayes, for his approval
Readers ofthis correspondence, do not need
to be told that the annual meeting here in
favor Of woman suffrage, once disgracetul
to the city, are now quite and orderly and
are attended by our best people.
Senator Windows proposition on which
he spoke yesterday in the senate, seems to
be that the government should make spec
ial provisions for the settlement in the West
on small farms, OF dissatisfied negroes Of
the South do not understand that gov.
eminent aid except as land, isnow desired
butthat such aid is expected from charita-
bic organizations in the East and North.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

The newspapers of Chicago, big and little,
are pouring their broadsides into A.. c.
Hesing. Although they claim that he is
overthrown, ruined and everlastingly "done
for" they betray, through their persistent
and violent assaults upon him, grave doubts
Of the truth Of their own aflirmations. If
he is morally and politically dead, as is
claimed, why do the newspaper men con.
tinue to pepper his carcass so mcrciesslyl
A sample broadsde is the following. It
was fired on Monday from the Chicago
Times battery at is not necessary to re.
call the history Of Hesing's connection with
the whisky-ring thicvery, his blackmaiing
of the whisky thieves, his political piracies.
Upon the witneSs.stand he presented him.
self as an ex-convct. He confessed his
whisky-ring plunderings and blackmail.
ings. lie detailed his piracies in politics
by which he sold TO one person the Office O
collector Of internal revenue, and to one o
his whisky-ring confederates the Office o
county treasurer, and sold out the politica
prospects Of his own son. He was force,
To admit his perjury. After the exhibition
Hcsing made OF his own infamy no dccen
man can have the temerity to cite Hesing'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
FEDERAL CAPITOL NOTES.
Special Correspondence OF the Caro- Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, February s, 1879.

Special Correspondence Of the Caro- Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, February s, 1870.
The most interesting subject of discus
sion in the house during the week has
been the army appropriation bill. To it
the house has added, as amendments, a
modified army reorganization bill and the
bill to transfer the Indian bureau to the
war department. These were permitted to
be added under the rules of the house, as
they on their face appeared to be in the
direction OF economy. AS Speaker Randall
pointedly sad, the other day, any
thing could be added in Re.
publican house which Indicated ex-
travagance, but in Democratic house the
result is different. However, it is doubtful
If these two measures in themselves impor-
tant, will be permitted to pass as amend
ments to an appropriation bill. 1t is, in
your correspondents opinion, extremely
| uVuDtlul III tnc lblHltT WHICH nus received
only slight consideration, and which doel
not provide for such reduction of fore,
as is generally demanded, should becom,
law.
In the senate, during the week, Senator
Edmunds' resolutions were passed. Alsc
the bill elsewhere alluded to in this letter
allowing women to practise us attorney,
before the supreme court
There have now been three days ofcyphe
: telegram investigation in New York. Tit
7 result in few words, may be said to b
that all the witnesses, including Col. pel,on
Manton Marble and Smith NJ. Weed, adj
init that the Tribune dispatches, thouvI
faulty in many things, are so far true lhu
: an effort was made, by the promise of none,
to induce Radical returning boards /
South Carolina and elsewhere to rcpor, III
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Thco, P. Bogcrt. Bristol, R. I,

From Hon. TheO. p Bogert. Bristol, r. l.
Mcssrs. WEEKS & POTTER; Gentlemen, Feeling
thoroughly convinced of the efficacy Of SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE ron GATAERH am induced to drop
SON line to suy that although have been .ccpiica
uigil the nos,rums advertised as radical cures. |
have never found anything that promise, such re.
lief and ultimate cure as that of NANTu3Ds
| have been afflicted with this dreadful disease
for more than ten years, and not until recently
could be induced to prr-eycre with amy laul /
read the letter of Mr. HgNUY WELLS. aud auu truth.
fully say thatai,e using five or six bottle, am
thoroughly convinced of lis curative urpnr,ie,
Hoping that others similarly afflicted liz myself
will be- induced 10 make the trial, am, gentlemen,
very truly, etc. EHEU p. BJGLRT,
BRl,rol r l., July 81 Isl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

DoN'T BE DEcErvED.-Many persons say
81 haven't got the Consumption when
asked to cure their Cough with Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and
a remedy that will cure Consump-
ton will certainly and surely cure a
cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
know it will cure when all others fail and
our faith in it is so positive that we will re-
fund the price paid if you receive no ben
eft. Is not this fair proposition. Price
10 cts. 50 cts and 500 per bottle. For
lame Chest Back or side, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price 95 cts. For sale by
Barclay Brothers.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
ESTATE or GEORGE AUGUSTINE. DECEASED.

ESTATE or GEORGE AUGUSTINE. DECEASED.
State of Illinois Alexander county, So
To the heirs Of said estate and all others inter.
cstcd.
You are hereby notified that on Monday, the 10th
day Of March, 1872 the administrator Of said estate
will present to the county court Of Alexander
county, at the court house In Caro-, Illinois, his
final report Of his acts and dolngs az such admin
istralor and ask the court to be discharged from any
and all further duties aud responsibilities connect
ed with said estate, and his administration thereof
at which time and place. you may be present and
resist such application II you choose so to do
(Sgncd) PAUL MOWERi, Administrator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
EXECUT0R'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF MICHAEL DouoAN, DECEASED.

The undersigned, having been appointed Eyccu.
triX of the last will md testament Of Michael bon.
gan late OF the county Of Alexander, and state of mi.
nois deceased, hereby gives notice that she will np
the courthouse In Cairo, ut the March term, on the
Second Monday In March next, ut which time nil
persons having claims against said estate are no.
titled and requested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted, All persons indebt.
cd to said estate ARE requested to make Immediate
payment to the undersigned
Dated this 2!nd day of January, A. y. 1870,
ELLEN DOUGAN, ESecutrlx
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
MEDICAL.
CATARRH.
NEYER-FAILING RELIEF
AFFORDED By
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

TT is fact that can be suhstantiated ny the most
! respectable Testimonials ever offered In favor OF
any proprietary medicine, that the RADICAL CURE
FoR ATARRH does in every case AFFORD instant and
permanent relief Nomalter OF how long standing
or how severe the disease, the FIRST dose gives such
evidence of its value In the treatment OF Catarrah
affections that confidence Ia az once felt in it, ab
inv to do all that Is claimed for 1t The testimony
OF physicians druggists, and patients is unanimous
In this respect, and the accumulating evidence Is
In point Of responsibility superior TO any ever be-.
fore obtained In favor Of q popular remedy. The
propretors. therefore. may justly feel proud of the
position the RADICAL CURE has attained, and believe
h worthy of It's reputation,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

WHY will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Constipation, and gen
eral debility when you canget at our stores
Shiloh's Sytcm Vtalizer which we sell on
a positive guarantee to cure you, Price
10cts. and rs cts, For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

The Most important question for insuing lives (WHICH
PANY Is STRONGEST"
The strongest company the
o
Or the largest Life the United
of excluding premium liabilities the Equitable
The second largest is 1871, and the bird largest ll73
sBIhsc figures from the report of the New York Insurance Depart
men, June /, 1878
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
unlyMorning Daily in southern Illinois

/ Largest Circulation of any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

Affords the most grateful relief IN rheumatism,
Weak Spine, Local Pains. Nervous Affections, Lo-
cal Rheumatism, Tic Douloureux, Nervous Pain,
Affections Of the Kidneys Fractured RIBS Aiec.
lions Of the Chest, Colds and Coughs Injuries of
the Back. Strain. and Bruises, Weak Back, Ner
yous Pain Of the Bowels, Cramp in the stomach and
Limbs, Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises
and Punctures rheumatism Of the Wrists and
Arms Asthma. Cont, Local and Deep-.cated Pains
Pain in the Chest Stitch in the Back. Pain In the
Hip, Varicosc or Enlarged Veins, Crick IN tn,
Back and Neck, Pain and Weakness IN Side and
Back, Hoarsenes., Sore Throat, Lumha,o, Waoop
Ing Cough, Sharp Pains in the Breast Heart Dis
ease Quinsy, Diabetes, and for Lamene.. in any
part Of the body.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

NJ. d. Harren, Editor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
NEW ADVERTISER ENT.
TO CHICAGO.
For persons removing TO the great business city
Chicago, the following offers rare chance, VIZ:
For Rent Very Reasonable,

An 8room Dwelling house with modern improve.
mcnts and barn attached In the most desirable res.
idence part Of the city, near the Lake Horse Cars
pass the door; and
FOR SALE,
An great bargain the entire Furniture new and
complete, even to house linen; also, II desired
with II, Gcntlcman's Sidcbar RoOd Wagon, fine
styilph Horse to 10 single double, or under tho
snddle; new saddle &c; thus ailording the pur.
chaser home repclc with every comfort at days
confederation. VIII only DO parted with for cash
Address, CilAs, x, MILLER 4 CO., y Tribune
building, Chicago,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12

CAN BE BURNED IN ANY PETROLEUM LAMP!
the Highest Grade Of Illuminating Oil from which, process maufc.
every mpuiy has been eliminated. free Bnzne
and arne In color ELANEi spring white and its
soligh make it absolutely safe any lmnlnt
ing disagrbc oo, ELAINE is pleasant oil family Il
does the wick, and is avoided frequent rrimmg
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-12
AGENTS OFFICE:

AGENTS OFFICE:
WASHINGTON AVENUE, Con. TWELFTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS. N
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TONTINE POLICIES
Grow more popular every day. and made specially
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
SABRE 8eoeutun8 oes &fes
tn YeIgten.

8us pabrsn 8sbsutuns bss Samples In
BeIsien f4reibt elm Correspondent
Der vGobIsuler 8oIts3ts." aus SraeI:
Die Srsimaursrst 1T i'm Bette Der @e:
malt, bas MiHifsrium Der vfieben grdbsr"
bat fid mad unb mad bur4 bic utaie zines
8ara unb RoIin aud cine i~osenannte 500
mossnitat" in Der 9erpaItuns seidaifen,
b. 3. bic bSberen tatboIii9en Seamten
fnb, aus bloBsn Parteiridf9ten, einfa3
abseiest worben. 0arum tonnte bas Uai'
niftsrium SreresBara bas YrOsramm Der
Qose often entfalten uno Der tatbolii9en
&eIisiOn einen Rriss auf 2eben uno Sob
srtldren. BON Seitsn bes &0niSs mar ia
ni9ts su fir9tsn, benn es 1T elm oiienes
@ebeimniB, baB 2eOpOIb III. benz libsraIen
Winiierium bel wsitem iympatbii4er ses
Senibsritebt, ais ben Sibrern Der fatboIi'
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&art 0ubfom iber mooerne
Sutt1noe.

Der urldnsit psritorbsns &arI Sutton
ipri9t fi6 in Der turse 3sit Dor ieinem @nbs
sei9riebenen 9orrebe aur '~sueiten &uilass
ieiner vNeuen Ssrapionsbriiber" (Breslau,
SdottIdnber) in Der bittsritsn @eiie iibsr
peri9iebene @ebre9en u~uierer !3eit aus.
Seine a~usIafunsen eri9einen nm 10 beads
tenswertber, ais isin v2ibsraIismus" ia
iber allen 3wsifeI erbaben 1T.
l1sbsr bic m o b S9uIe, ais an.
sebIi9ss 9eiImittsl sesen bic aunebmenos
@oItsperwiIberuns, duBsrt CT f4 foIsens
b%ermaBen: vOie S9uIe ioa wirten! gu
lisbsr SimmsI! Die beuti1e Sdule, fs
taust ia ieIbit ni9ts. sic III bic wabrs
91ansftdtte bes OinteIs, Der 8Idbiudt,
Der @emltbsleere, bss pistdtmanseIs.
Nsbme man bod bic msifteu mobsrnsn
2sbrer. $50 1T benu ba elm 5unfe Don
Osmutb? Qass piHen ia bic Ssrrea. VI
les t6nnsn iie. Die S9uuebrer babsn
&Onissrds seuOnnen, 06rtb anb Ssban.
Was tann aus Der S9ule anbers toHmsn
ais Prabliu6t? unisr srafrsnber Streb:
erbran92..."
Sn geSus auf bic gibne Der y e.
senwart ruff er aus: vWen tlase i'd
nod ON? Sie GoIeran3 unier Gbeatercen'
fur, bic -. in ben Buntten, pel4e fur bic
9oltsbilbuns maBssbsnb finO, cine artabis
i9e Nadii4t bat. vWabamfen, nat bils
ben sic i9 Elm! Sd ioa has 9Ols pom
9oben boIen2 8obIen aus benz Seller tra'
GEM Sa, bas fsbIte no9!~ 0as 1T bic
Sprads Der Spbare, mo ber 8is ~unierer
pOHsnbi6tsr bic 2adsr auf feline Settle gu
,isbsn ia9t. 0ie 369in, bas Stubsns
mas4en, Der 9austns9t biIbsn fi4 oana9.
@er i9rsibt iibsrbaupt fur bieie Sibnen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
@as ole Ntbiliten wouem.

Was GuBlanb unb uieIeidt gang @uro;
pa beuortebt, wsnn bic RlbiIiften in ibrsn
D%eitrebunsen erfolsrei9 iein ioqten, tann
man aus ben pon benz ruifi1en BIatte
vGrpnstp 2iftot" usr0fsutlidsn Statuten
Der RibiIiiten erieben. @ir. tbeiIen bier
sintse Stelen berieIben nit:
l. Oie SbsaIs Der fribsren 2iberalen
unb iel5it &spublitaner itnb nur elm gan,
psraItstss Mar4en.
2. @aribalbi unb SeIir gpat GeIbif Der
desperate sottIoie Sslir gpat) fnb 3urid'
aebliebene WGuner.
8. Die Barrier Commune BON 1871 per;
bent In ben Aussn Der IibHiiten etwas
msbr 9iaisuns, neil ibre Morbbrdnbe far
bic 3utunft einen 9i9tfrabl uoriieIen,
absr aud fe 1T unturei9enb, bsnn ie bat
ni5t einen ein3isen entidiebsnen S9ritt
gstban, unb obwobl ite bic ~ioeials &epolus
tion f9 ,ur alufsabs ssfsut, waste fs
ielbe ni5t burd3ufibren. Die Wdnnsr
bes vWepereb" (bie NibiIiiten) wirbsn
iuedmdBiser arbsiten unb namentli1 ii5
ni9t nit baIben MabreseIn besnisen, ME
bic Commune, bic ibrsrieits bic @siieIn
nur su Dussnbsa sridoB; fe pirbsn DOT
vtsinsrIsi Sdrte suradi9redsn," fs srtsns
men bic NOtbpsnbistsit zines vidonunss,
Ioien bur9 Oisbfabl, 8ranb% fiftuns,
&aubanfdas unb Worb gu fibrenben &ries
sss", bur9 ben vguss" ersriifeu unb nies
bsrssporfsn wiirbe, unb wel9sr ben sanBen
sssenwartisen gufbaa Der @eieaidaft ssr,
triimmsrn ioate.
4. 0ie 9RibiIiften molten bic 8sritSruns
Der birserIi9en @eieaf9aft unb unter
ibren Grimmeru ioa bic aIte Wslt tesras
BEN wsrben.
5. Die Ribiliiisn molten bic gonfsea.
ton aIss gisentbums unter gbi9afiuns
iesIiden Priuateisentbums.
8. Die Gibilifen wolen bic abidaffuna
Der SamiIis, Aufbsbuns Der &eIision un6
abl9afiuns Der Sreibeit ieIbit ais zines
8esrifies, Der feinen SnbaIt bate.
Z. Oieies Yrosramm wouen bic gsibiIi;
fen sunddit in 8erbinbuns NIT Der poInis
i1en repolutionarsn Bartei ausufabren
periu1en, aber Johann nit ben Waffen in
Der Sanb ibsr als 9sntsr, Rauleute unb
@utSbsfSsr bas llrtbsil iprs9sn, fe mfrs
ben iber ale S9rsdsn unb @ntissen pers
breitsu, bic nidt ibrsr Weinuns iinb.
8. Sole Gibiliitsn wolIsn 9lQss pernid,
ten, mas ibnen In ben Dss tritt, ober bic
9usflbruns ibres Prosramms srl5wsrt:
Yerionen, Saden, Ys3isbunssn.
o. @sr nidt far bic @ibiiitsn 1T, 1T
pisbsr iis unb iOQ fallen untsr ben SussIn
ibrer GsuOluer.
Wsr bic entiesli3sn gsitimmuasen bic:
iss NibiIiten'@ siesss bstra9tst, tommt
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perane anternommen baben. 3ubem bat
f1 Der bo1uiiroise 6austaplan Mniino
in offsiSisr Beiie in bieier a~nselesenbeit
gum beiIisen 8ater beseben. Die 8ont'
atm mar Bel ibren ionntdsliden Iusfabrten
~ Der piemonteiii1sn HationaItir5e pom
Subario itets BON elmer Wense Settler
umrinat, bic he NIT BetteIbriefen auer
grt beIditistsu. Die 9oItiet muBte einen
sroBen GORDON uuf Der lansen Strede our
&ir9e auffeuea, mas beionbers mad BEN
nsapolitaniiden alternate n%otbuenois mar.
Don bieiem @eit9tSpuutte aus 1T bic &c:
sebene autoriiation ais elm Act pdpitli1er
@nabe unb 8armber;isteit gu bstra6tsn.
3ubem III. Der beiIise Batter jest mebr bsna
lie in ieiner traurisen Situation sen0ibist,
ben b69ften relisisisn Sntersilsn &om's
unb Stalien's &ednuns gu trssen. Gin
Sauptmetip fIr feline pdterIi9e Sanblune
eruu9s aber benz beilissn gatsr aus Ell:
mem anbern I'm ltanbe. IS banbelte fit
admli1 UNI bic grneueruns bss Wietbs.
pertrasss fir bas untsr 9situas Der Seiui'
ten ffebenbe ameritaniihe Goles auf be,
QuirinaIltraBe. Seit 1870 war n6mIid
bas sroBe 9sbdube. in usl9sm fi1 bai
Seiuitennopisiat ebebsm bsfanb. Staatssi
seutbum ~ssporoen uno IN bic Seiuttel
perpa9fet. Man bate fur bic ferner
8eIuiI uns bes @ebdubes on bic Schultz,
bic grluubsiB CUR @rri9tuns, elmer Yriuat
tapeue IN Der B~aIaSaina, weI9e an ba
amsritauii6e Goues anit6Bt. sur Bsbin
suns semudt. Der beilise Batter pur al
10 our s%enannten Nutoriiation sIsi9iar
ssnOtbist, wenn er bas amerttanil9e Su
ltitut retten woute DIE 3abl Der am IL
B.. Usts. gu ereirenben GarOindle 1T in be
leeten Easen pieber erb6bt worbsn. au
Oirette bitten or. Wtaieftdt oss &6uis
Sub NJ 8 uon 8ortusal BAT ii3 ndu
t LID Der betlise Suter enti4Iofen, am Il
B. Otts. ap9 benz gii3of uon Sportt
!. Misr. amertco 5erreira DO
l Santos eliza. ben 9urpur gu pc,
. leibsn.
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S9auipisler, bsuen bic Gimme aussesans
gen 1T, um nod Elm Engagement gu fins
ben, pieIoie WtiIdufer am E6sateruei len,
Blasiatoren am erifeu beiten alien Stif,
bas nit nsuen 2umpen bsbansen pirb, Of
ne baB irsenb cine 3ritit bic Queqe aufs
oedt; eine anSabl llnberufsner, mei9e nit
9alfe BON asenturen bic Stite van,u.
srinsen", ben 8lOoiinn permanent sl mas
den ueriteben. Sdldserei, Sinausperfen,
auftrumpfen, Rrufebl innerbalb Der Tas
Mile, in 9oien sebenbe iunse Wdb9em,
bic ii9 ieben Musbru9 bes llnmutbes ers
lauben oirfen: bas inb bic sswSbnli9en
Motiue bisier Nrbsitsn, pel6e iest bic
S9ule bes Bottles bilben. SIM v@ou2Iet"
wiro Der iouuerdue Seritanb bss &omiters,
bes 9uustne9tes, Der &69in, Der probirs
mamieu, Der vIeidten 9erion", bes Yar.
biers, elm Wal detrimental, i'm rlebriaen
&t9ter i6er aues, mas in Der Wslt sur
Spra4e tommt, iiber Gdrten, RuIen,
Sismard, Winbtborff u. (. No., mie in ben
8isbldttern. a0ss 1T S5sin! aaes lit
2ise! lauten bic &efraius. Der Romiter
lit Der grSieber bss Bottles sspurbsn. Die
Eeife bes llrtbeilS nimmt man aus benz
Nanbs Der Rabterin, Der Barber i'm
Ebeater."
Qu6 iber uuiere 8isbIdtter i5pinst
@attou feline @eiBel. Nadbem er bic
SarmIoiisteit bes ensIiiden vgun9" bers
porsebobsn bat, fabrt er fort: v@as aber
Bel uns? Sine fortpdbrenbe bdmiide
Su9t auf DISQUALIFICATION Gin euises
Garitiren unb NOrseIu an ben 9arteiaeos
nern! @r,iebt baS elm Bolt? llnsrosmiis
tbissr WiBbrau5 Der 9rsiie unb bes Bel,
IDENTITIES, lit bas cine S9uIe bes gbels
mutbes ? Cine parlamsutarii5e NieberIase,
bic @sritimmuns elmer Minoritdt seb6rt
Der Debate an, aber ni5t Der Sattre. Die
metbobifii9e gr5iebuns bes Bottles gum
@emsinsn, 1neblen, YietdtsIoien Iieat bier
auf Der 9anb. 81 bic bstdnbtse
@arttirun9 Der 8rteter, @in6ts
borit'sunb auberer 9 eri6nIi6s
teiten nidt etue wabre @e.
NJ einbett? ltao Der fortpdbrenoe Girls
uu,pb anberer Beriouen ni6t bic erbdrns
lidite anIeitunS CUR binbii&en S4mei9ss
lei unb @einnunssIoistsit?"
Gum S6luB m,ose nod @uttop's urs
tbeil iibsr bic ; suttse q an Sites
t atur folsen. Man iebe bod nlr aIstn
bic p6aentli9en Solumen %unisrsr ~iIuitrirs
ten SournaIe an. $50 iol Der S5pinbel
nod binaus? Die grbIdafts: BroceHe, bic
@eIbunteridlasunsen, bic MdnbsIbetris
g~ereieu, bic @bebrii9e, bic abenteasr su
WaiIsr unb su 2anbe, es reiBt nidt ab
unb nit ibuen bic llnmaiie ueuer Namsn,
neuer llnferbIi9teiten -: @ei9dftis,
raid on ii6 slaubenb, wie Elm Oonners
wetter, wie aus Der BiitoIe seidofen, sebt
baS pom Sourna! su Sournal.. limb 6ieis
(oie @eibelunben Der Oi5tuns) bat pobl,
trob @oetbe's betanatem Sprude pom
y@Ommanbiren Der Yoeiie", cine Nation
unb Elm Snbiuiouum 10 gu ieber 3sit nidt
CUR Sanb! ~llniere vbeIiebteu gr;dbIsr"
laiien es uns freiIid slauben. Die itsts
Roman:W aridbereiti6aft pom q. g. unb
81. g. (nomina stunt odiosa) erfilt mid
ueuiser nit REMEMBERING ais NIT gntis3s
gen."
60 Sarl Sutton! DAP CT aaertinss
ielbt NIT ieinen pielbdnbisen &omanen
gum wabren Beitsn bes bsuti1sn Bottles
sewirft bat, mifsn mir auf has snti9is.
benfte befrsiten.