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, 1879-08-02
An Unfou.itleti Complaint.

To tbs Ehlt0f Hy lAs 7DNNkt
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Beluncing as do TO tllat
alop) known as the "labor,ng ass,"--wtlo
always have becn, and a!wuys must be- IRON tho
ncccsstttos Of tho race. by far tho lurgeat class
in ths world,-i have NOTICED with auuch regret,
In your influential paper, many tneau And cou'
temptIhlo "sIuysn on my class,-as, for III
stance, the following: "'lhe worsiugu<u de-
maud cheaper whisky, or glaasos with thinner
botto,ns.h All laborns n,en aro nut Whisky
drinkers; and would ask II It Is tAts, hlmanc,
eyltablo law must s1lst, Especially when thEs
class are, III they arc at present, reduced To- a
condition lttie better than slavery BY the
| monvyed power, used not for their beneit. but
yours, H. y Z, EELtoMs,
Tho "1aborng class ~ arc not all drinkers oi
liquor, any more than other men; but Mr. Fol
| lows well kuuws that an enormous proportion
| Of them consume mucli Ut their earnings in
| LIQUOR. Thcrs arc some $500 saloons In thss
city, und It ~ perfectly roasouaolo TO estimate
the number Of them supported out Of the
wages Of tho laborInE classes nt a,000. Tic
money paid to these a,000 llquor-shops 10 year
exceeds Rye mi!ionk ot dollars, or more than
all the taxes puid by our people Tor State, coun
tY, city, park, AI1 lpWn purposes. IhH value
OF b,000 snug cottAgo,houses u drank up
every year by thu working classes o.
| Chicago. II TnE TRIBUNE could 81,
anything. by "slurs," or 'nnueudoes, or exhort
! alton, aJmouIuon, adyice, or argument, tha
would cause the working classes 10 spend more
uf their hard earnings iu PROCURING homes at't
home nrcessarles and cottfnrts, aud less Of
llnuur aud amasaInents, 1t would ccT1atuly m
l,esitaso 10 say It. A great many worainstnsI
muut alwuYs remain In Ia condition little hette
Than Slavery" unless they CEASE saaa''durini
tI,er wagus On whisky. We have uo hesitatsol
in bctu9 plain spoken on this subject. Fur TIL
struggles ot sober, industrious. cc0Nomica
wDrkineu, wa have thu highest respsct an'
deepest sYmpashy, uad reioi:e NJ whatever prol
perlty they achieve.
, 1879-08-02
8TEEL HAff,H.


An Enk!ish firm has made an offer 10 the
Illinois Central Railroad to furnish It with the
beat steel rails At "a 1os pot ton {oqnal TO e24)
delivered on iboard OF ship at Liverpool. The
freight rate from Liverpool to New York Ia
hbont 10 per ton. This would mako the rate Of
English steel rails at New York SCI, against
Si7 charged BY American manufacturers. hut
IN sp!ts Of this the American roads thus far
have beon compelled to buy their rails ia this
country on account Of the hfRh duty charged on
Engltsh rails. The duty 10 $29 per ton. or 81
more than the raflarost delivered in New York. It
IL claimed by tho railroaa manageas here that
this duty ia being charged for m o'her nttrnose
than to enrich the American steel manufacfnr-
ers and to bleed the railroads for their benefit.
This duty was placed upon rails when tho nrice
WAS over 800 per ton, but to charge It At nres-
ent when the price IN England Is but $o4 per
ton II considered outrageous. Were Il not for
the high duty on steel rails nearly all tho rail-
roads would import them from England, ns
Engllah rails arc not onlv cheaper. hut arc con-
sdcrel far superior TO American rails. It Is the
general opinion that good steel rails can bo
manufactured In this country for $40 rsr ton at
the preacnt time, and yet railroads arc com-
pelied to pay $43 per ton.
, 1879-08-02

To The Editor n Tht Trthuns.
CHICAGO, Aug. LA your report Of my
evidence betoro tho Conversational Committee
1eH'sln"s s'a p.ass NV y. upvoe. ,"t."..e". ~
and foreign TO ny desires aafa intentions.
You makA INC say that ooe.thErd Of The labor
OF this CITY Is now out Of employment. The
fo,to.vInr .rc Tho f,ct4. Mr. wrrbt, tho Chn,r-
.'o".; r.. a'1 u,..a. ~ ..t,aa -. s,hat ,.n.,v
nlah ol LUG eo'nsh'ttce' "skea "'e VIM M"o~
about the number ot TorKlneincn ont o. cm-
porn1cnt in ths CITY: l atatea tlnt o. aHce-
ton Of one Of tic officers OF tne state Depart-
mcnt had 1ast fail prepared u report of the
prices pald to eighteen or twenty traces, also
to common labor IN this city. Ii making Up
mv Tcpost from ttata taken from en- ptoYerS ana
emp!oyes had estimated that A. M tsaat tne GneI
By Nir. Cowgt!L-lhat was laat la'lf'
Yes Inst fa'l - -s,-.,
"Has there been my Improvement slnce
thcn!" ........
10 not want 10 have u go forth fran ma aa
stating that one-thlrd Of tho w0rklnEnlcn are
tow lille. While on this subject Will Voal please
permit inc 10 say word 10 REGARD 70 the cvnlca!
cotnn'niuts that come from the rankh pf the
poooLe. Those who KNOW nc, nnu thcy sre not
few, In this city know II am ANYTHING a1n
positive In my opnians, nnu 9faw my conglu-
sions from MI honest Source as view H. nnt no
no objection to hare othcr men lsifer from me.
but do ask wbat I have alwavs granted to
others, The Justice Of being considered hossest
In my Views. may bc mistaken; 90 may those
who differ from me. WhY. then. with these
facts known to yon do ron permit rour ~.
porter to put me down as FeIct's a1;r go
Not TINT I would object to be the "sclt y Of
Judge Felchtf wanted to he "ano'her person.
do not take up your. valuable space for tho
purpose Of gratifying or 1ttstttylng myself, but
for tile pt&r1,ose OF draw NJ u moral An iden
| sprtnglnE from truth noFcr was buried. An
! idea TINT has not ,ta truths based on The true
nrogress Of man will din Of It's own rottenncss.
| Rsdlcl:e ta the last argument OF a hhu cause.
With these facts In vtew. and tho further
fact that tho pcnpie aro the Government, car
mako md untnake TUG men who conduct ant
execute tho will OF tho penplc. Why Will yot
newspaper ueu continue 10 rnb the sores o.
| the people. by l1eapng rdfcule on Thas the,
honestly believe to be true solution OF fht
troubles TINT sorcly press on tlietnt HlTe u
siJc, tic good acuse, as we'll as personal IN
.ercsts will force tho people TO fall into thl
, 1879-08-02

two cents grain gives $875. Lat Tho cost
stand At f360 an ounce, though Il haa been less
for months, and you l,ayc clear pro0t of 9s.25
Just 150 psr cont. Now submit thAt This Is
unreasonable. Any pl,ys'cisn wf1l tell you Tint
malaria 10 .nt,et prevalent, have the, grsatest
need Of this remedy, ara compelled Ia most
casea to do without II ou account Of It's high
urfco. "Druggtst" does not attempt to DENY
my statement that tho rstaiier a'ons hAs prutited
ia the main bv the reduction IN the wholesale
price since the War Ut iroa, b0e to $1.50 an
ounce. afost traders are Eiad to turn over thcls
goods al casf profit of TO per cent. Why
should retail druRgists be an e1ceptioni., -.
A. N, ",
, 1879-08-02
Dividcnd-PayinR Stock.

To the Editor Of 77tt Tribune.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-1n YOUR financial article In
your ISSUE Of tho 81st nlt., In referring 10 the
several mining companies Of this city, you FAY:
"To obtain ynlue ti,cv must be diVi1end'pn!.
ing," md accompanies ,ru dspusng of small
quantities OF stock oYrt 'he counter At txeu
rates, usually Is cents on Tie dollar" sln'nten.
ttonativ. no Doubt. creating the Impression thut
no company Is paying tlyids,tss aIt! Al :, wera
offering stock for sala generally. Permit me 10
t. payins regular quarterly dividend. Of q cents
per share on is stosE, e9nsGG' 1G cani1nc ,,Mi} ~
ie ts paid iseaslv' .l sse. ssasqs sr 70 sD% tns
on ia invc. .tmenf. With tho intention to maku
ne ye.ds p ysSs ss Gsmv %Snts} the ss been ssoF e
viii ho offered 10 the p,h!lc except a limited
number Of out Sns Of sost ,1sl.G} 81
tn In used for tho cxnrcss PURPOSE, and no
other Of Working the uudsyelopsS part Of th9 n9
which his already been sold. Very. respectful
ly, sAAuEl ASHTON, Secretary.
, 1879-08-02

Michigan, oE, ~ yuu tfenom'nsto hef, "'"'o''
war.n Hhe certainly does not appear very
formidable, a,xl II confronted with one we'll
served thirty.pouut1er rarrott In a santi-battary
probably wor)d not tonR care to retain THIS
classification With which her rcportorlal adrnieer
has dubbed her; probably, in Wow Of her seem.
ipr calling, she might mora properly be c'asst.
fed "A q stoam pleasure yacht. Call this
nautical roso BY what na,ne You will. aho, Will,
llcr fifteen or twenty ol'tcors, is not . very
pleasant object for the taxpayer to contemplate:
Eook over f,c li+t of the nn1v md you viii tlt.1
tllerd 10 one officer TO every three linen " {as
ti.esc oycrpntj md non.retufning e1ulvalente,-
|. e., osfIcers,-..tn their struttln4 ttlenesa
ts ssaato n ssea. 81 e"s s qsm H. s ss
accounte It would anncar AZ though il,c same
rattn extsts IN the Michigan. Now, the tnxnayer
must consider Tint The average pnv OF m officer
ra,als the combined pay Of ten men. This ts
vefy interesting matter to damocfatlc pcoplo,
It must be conceded.
innst, and I am sure the other thinking Lax
PAYERS In ihrae hard times Will protcst to hay
lug thfA PLEASURE Yacht longer remaining hero
Let her COMP etc her iunkesnE er.tise to Mil"al,.
kce, etr;. anu leave us.. cannot understand
Inv full grown men OF any stamina can loaf
nwav their lives In illencss rs these Captains.
Lieutcnants, mud what not do; IA for the
sailors, they do appear 10 try to render some
American boy 10 tlInk of cnlisttIg nnd subject:
ing himself u the arrogance OF ts,edo titled
bsruaces,-for It Is given out as an object of
this summer pleasure cr1liaa to be TO en'tat BOYS
for the navy: Or navy T. a,rcat1T @ too l.rEs s,;
tionnl inerrase Of CAPTAINS, etc, md few more
millions OF oxponse to atare ue 10 tic face,
although possibly 1t NAV fncreaae tile ratio 70
three men uni, ,onc hor TO each officer, with, 81
course. a corresponding increase ot dignity to
No, boys, first 90 and SEQ the modest ham
, 1879-08-02
The u tssTcw Controversy"
To the Editor at The IrtbunE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The subscriber has noticed
with great interest tho different opluions cx-
pressed in your paper In regard to the "Jew
controversy" The reply TO letter In ycster-
day's issue OF your paper by Mrs. Swtsshc1rn Is
evidently from the pen Of tone Of the faith :"
In disguise; hence tho ''favored people" nro
treated In very "fayorabe" mauncr,-per-
haps they fare much better thnn they deserve.
10 mo It don't seem exactly the thing for
peopa as exclusive as the jews to "kskM ,l;, be
dealings With them Arc there not hotels at
Loug Branch, that arc wholly 2, nearlv Etyen l up
10 tho Jewsl II tho Jews wish to go to Concy
Island, they certa!nIy command enough cnpital
to Greet tiotel 81 .her own one would lt,, think
cry, as they Invariably do, about tleIr illtreat
t9eot and abuse. II Christians DO not t.. wisn
With III The fact IT, Jew must ret the best Of
everybody and cyeryth!ng, or e1se kick" s.: In
large M majotity Of inc travelling public, ind
doubtless they will make tho hotel a. favosito
resort when solourains ut Conoy lAiand.,.
F. Il L.
, 1879-08-02

eetved today. This Company was the lat ono
turned oyer d new lenf. The statement shows
Al, increase OF earnings ovor the preceding year
OF $A),0o0 which IA n remarkable gain fot d
road but eioynn miles long.
, 1879-08-02

:
CHICAGO, Aug. LA II not possible, II not
probable. llsat some OF the 2uo prlsoners 10 tho
County JUL arc Innocent Of tho crimes 1aal-to
thels clasgel Most Of these prisoners have
Eeen there fur months unable to procure bali,
Or competent counsel, Or speedy trial.
Now, the Constitution Of tue Suite, framed
By hourEt, tuatice.!oylng men, Is very explicit
sud emphatic III dcclATilt. that all men accused
OF eglne aEe entitled 10. ind have right to de-
man.!-when olilcers und Courts ueg!srt llIclr
duty-n speedy nn4 impartial trial.
Judges. sheritfa, ant attorneys are, Of couras:
entitled to q yaratlDr. but not, as understand
1t, uutil eyrry prisoner, wAe,hrr nccusel Of
murder or tile theft OF u loaf Of bresd has beea
rendered the opportunity Of trial.. Creat
deal OF time And eloqueneo Is wasted over such
men rs Luo,b, When u scur0 Of otaers,--Ininoe
Offenders II mar be,-whoso siglta atu Just as
sacred bGfoEu the Ins. are negleeleA und allowed
tu laUguish month after month III jail while
Judges ure out hunting and lshliA,. III. q.
, 1879-08-02
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Question A,.swcred,

IV fkA Editor 0J 1Ne ITsINHes
CHICAGO, Aug. .1.-WIll you be kind enough
to give In column devoted to "Tlse Voics OF tho
people" tilt fls.t name and address Of III. Up
deyraff, Congressman FROM Inwa. without CIV
ing the last nama1 Please, also, tell sne what Is
the best tins Ut year to gain place tn depart
tneuts In Washington, 4 itEADEN,
[Ansper-t) Thomas, OF McGregor, ~ Don't
knoM.l
, 1879-08-02

However guicklya patient may recover and np.
psoach towurds robust health by the Hse Ut Fct.
lows ypoph0sphtca, he must abolish tho habits oe
life which induced the disease; tho effect Of tho
greatest triumph In medicine only he tssnaltory
whilst man persists In the qualification Of Vicious
or pefuicuuA habits. y,
, 1879-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug. Las the retail price OF qul-
niue u mattes al considerable Importance to
the public. mud as ''Dsugetat" Ia hs reply to
nv Communication, tties to beio3 the subject
Nv nmIxing up" the weights and measures. lot
u, tsks h!s own figures, aud see whether hls Ad-
sutstaa p1oat Ia uqt sxQsbssapt: 4S715 :gta!us et
, 1879-08-02
TORE('lOSuNE.

719tcdt NSpafcf 10 Ths 7F36HHA
1NDrANApoLls, Aug. IA decrco Of fore.
closure a0atnst the Fort Wayne. jackson g.
Saginaw Road was entered today In tho United
9tatcs Court In favor Of James F. Joy. The
property will bc foll within two mouths, md
bought by tho Michigan Central, which now
operates 1t.
, 1879-08-02

ST. Louis, AuH. 1.-Thc recent cut in passen-
ger rates from this city East assumed ltvoly
form to-day, and scnlpcrs sold tickets to New
York as low as s0, e,d to Cincinnati for 80. The
action OF the General Passcn9ct-Agculs at Chi
eaEo, however, wilt quiet matters. ami rates
from all Mississippi Kycr points to-day East
will be restored,
, 1879-08-02

BurFAIo, Aug. Ian advance In freight on
tho transportation Of cattle md hogs wns an-
noupccl to-day rs follows: Cattle to New York,
20 cents; to Philadelphia, 8 cents. Hogs to
New York, 22N cents; to Philadelphia, 1611
cents per hundred weight.
, 1879-08-02

10 tho Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. Ill have notic0a ID your
pspvr several accounts Vi ths 1syspuu'cuIter
, 1879-08-02
Silver Col1lnEn.

To The Editor NJ The Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. July 23.-{D Is the Repub-
lcan party opposed to tho unltmated free colin
acc Of full ,eagat.tendcr atlvcr doltar2 (e) How
ulusch mctaltck money hare we rs IN nationf
{3) What lpercenage OF waro Is tlcr on It nnuly,
With ordinary clrculattonl ~ What is the
nnue1 iotrcs on the p,ihllck dGbt1 W Car wc
cola enough apulv to pav tho Intfeat1 Yours
DALEY READER or TRIBUNE.
, 1879-08-02
TIE INDIANS.
MILES, MOVEMENTS.

MILES, MOf lsal ENl5%
Dispatches wero received at military head.
quarters yesterday conarmatory ot the telegram
iu TnE TRIBUNE announcing tho fact that Col.
Miles hail driven Sitting Bull and bis followers
Into catnp at Wood Mountain. Col. Miles re-
port Is dated July 81, from his camp on Rock
Creek, eighteen miles south Of the line. 1Io
feels assured lint lis command is, In strength
md organization, able to drive any force uAt
viii accomplish alE that could be expectcd of
m, ind .sa curry ~ nst ,l.a s st'us'9ns sys at
lie Indians on heaver Greek wonld haya r.
rcvetl a MUCH more severe punishment had 1t
not been fur thu falso information Eucolyed from
lhc half.breetls sent TO Fost Fecx' still thrlf
and their property was scattered a'onE the trall
for llftv ulIlca. Tho ndn camp ot Tho Indians
atampctled after the fight on beaver Creek, aud
Immediately re,rcatea to Wooa sloinfain' r,,,a ane Ing
others who have passed through the camp Of
Tic iostllcs, nut .he number Of Indians at
5.Ooo, OF, which about 2Wo arc lighting
s a G III ss sta ao k fas ssr o. IL a aata
of ihs d!spatcll they Wcro scouting from Poplar
Greek to Wood island, between mo buffalo Ana
| the indians. An eadexvor will bu nude to ar
so1S orS o. ,e a eontrt Fa
munitloM uni supplies to the Indians In return
fur stolen stock.
Col. Mica finds thnt IN extensive business haS
been carried on by the Indians ia stca'-
| Ing stock u1la trading It to !,eat
Mountain, Wolf Paint, and punlar Crcek.
lu his oplnlun not less than twentY t,lcn hare
been Killed, ulsl 800 head Of stock aksn TO tlle
hostile camp, The absence 0f gaHao nlay torco
tho main catup Of llle lanstiles ~ niaku soma
:, movement, but hIal. Walst, has assuEad HIN
That uo hostile movement will he lnade on thlA
side Ut tbs limo. Al tLu h0stes ars nov driven
pfeIV fsttl, ALlGt 2utt.
gcsts, tn closing Ills renrs, thuL they ought to be
not only kept out hat kuut fur enough frnIn ,lIe
line to prevent thsiF ever ayafn bcsg L menace
10 thu sGttiers IN TINT part Ut the country.
, 1879-08-02

Lieut.. c. H. Ward, Tenth Casnlry, at Fort
Concho Tex, toports 10 Gen. Sheridan that, III
a scout mAi,s by MIN alter taaaus WIN were IT,
ported to hayo stolen stock Oh tho North Con.
cho Kiycr, sewn Texas rangers struck party
ut Indians near thu head Of ttc river, nlu capt.
,lEed all their horsrs Tha next day, being rein
torrod bJ SIX ,ncn they followed the trail OF tie
Indians, and hitter chaac'o Twelve miles came
Up with them and Taught them, losing QUO usa.i.
ihe ioss 0t lhs Indi1us Is not slated. Nearly
nrw Blankets lo,lul on the trail wero marked
QuItsl HtAt3s lpu!Au Department.
, 1879-08-02

IhSEIL SEMINARY roE s,rIl%i,. xouEG w9siES. s1s.:
Hustor privileges with olRhtfu subltban bpa,r. sne.
ciria Hoe rrInctlot1 III pfces fof nsxt year which
SGR[pA Sept. IL. Fur Catalogue, Atl!rcas
~ =" " n. n. tIlkAftlilN. TrincfbAf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16
&atbplifber Rtrden . R~aIenber.
SIN 10. Sabre Der &esieruus bss Suffers
TiberiuS. -Quc. 8


Sn uniern Tasen i@etnt bic 8oriebuna
ber tatboI'9en 8rene cine beionbere Wiis
Eou seseben 3u bebsn. I'm ibr 1T es, bic
Brunbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @laus
Jens bort, no bieislben berriden, tu bewabs
cen unb fs ba 81 perbreitsn, mo @ottlo:
Eatett unb eine talte 9lei9siltisteit btes
ieIben Ia gerssfenbeit seratben IieBen. -
gstus TX. tn einem S4reiben pon 1851.
Btr eriu9sx Gle i~nifdnbtsif allen benen
init eurem suten @i1en unb eurer @unil
ket,uTebeu, bic nit @eif besabt unb nit
~senisenSer SeuntniB ausseriitet, ii4 an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder urb 5eitun:
gen our 8ertbsibisuns unb 9erbreituns be,
tatbolti5sa 9sbre uer0fentli9en. - @neg'
tIica Yius TX.
QaBt 0i1ts unueriu1t, rpobur5 uniers
Seiltse &eliston unb tire bsiliame 9ebre IN
Ben 8ereiai9ten Staaten weiter perbreitei
werben %tSnnsn, bumit ~uertrrte @anserer
Gif ben rsdteu 9fab suridselettet per6er
m6sen.-S5reibeu 9ius TX. an bic Bt;
i@6fe Der o. ct.
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Siterarti@eS.

sluS Der 8udbanbluns Don d l.
bauer &c Bebrls In gbieaso, Sainois,
sins uns etn Wert ~, bas mir nit wabrem
8srsnisen uniern erua9isnsn 2sisrn en-,
pfebIen. Sc ftu6 bic bsrsits In sueiter
guffase eri@ienensn Meifcrusrfe unierrr
9t6tcr, bsrausseseben pom 0IIstamp p.
Sn Der Intinbiguns beS Wsrtss iast Der
5~erausssbsr, bob BON Der SummIuns aus
folde Wsrte aussei9loHsn bIsibsu, bic in
i5rem @runbebaratter uub In ibrsr santen
.5altuns" benz r@rifIi@en 9Iaus
ben" ober ben suten vSttteu" bi:
rect ssseniibsr treten. uebsrbiss bat bers
ieIbe eS fir feline Yfidt ss5aItsn, aud aus
ben wirtli5 aufsenommeusn Di5tunsen
ALE bieienissn Stslsn unna@fdtli1 auss
sumsr,en, 6ur4 p.I5e Elm sIdubiess
@emitb unb elm 3artss cd a e.
fabI f9 irssnbuie usrIeSt fibIen t6nnttn.
go blrfen bic 5sfte, psnn fs aud feline
rSusenbi1riftsn" I'm ensffsn Gimme bisiss
Wortes fem molten, bod unbebentli9
aud Der erwa&enen Susenb tn
bic 5anb 9egeben unb BON Der eritsn
bis sur lsSttn SiIbe i'm 8 %amtIten
tre c porseIeen wsrben. Die 9srs
ipre6unsen Bat Sllstamp fowsit trea se'
baIten. 4uBsrbem 5ei9net fi@ bas BERT
bur9 orgfdlttse Nus 81, Bolts
t I'D mIi4tsit, M anntsfaIttsteit,
Assfattuns, e%nrreettn
abbrud unb niebriaen prsis aus. grldus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16
Hr1hIi6e Wetber.

Inter bisisr IuH9rift brinst Der ,SrSbI.
Botidafter~ foIsenben sen,aibIi9en ar.
titel:
8eim 0srbsiratbeu iousn Wduuer ba:
rauf iebsn, baB fie bsitere u. uobIsemutbe
Srauen betommen. sic MAIDEN elneu i9
ieIbit unpsr3eibIi1en Srrtbum, 70 fs UNI Der
S95nbsit, Der Talsnte obsr bss Rei9tbums
miasn beiratbsn, obne auf sinsn bsitsren
CHM su isbsn. Wan1e Wdunsr wurben
iosar idon barinnen bstb6rt, baB fe rsin,
ten, bas ~tiefinntse, i9wermitbise Wsisn
man9er Sraueus: Yerionen iei Sr6mmis'
tett. limb adj. wie tbsuer muBten fe BIDS
zen, ben Srribum ~besansen 3u baben,
2%iefinn fur 6r6mmisteit anjuisben Su b.
ben.
Die Itsblidfen Srausn finb iOI1e, psI5s
unter aasn rmitdubsn bes 2sbsns bic per.
borsenen Wirtunsen natirItder &rdfts bes
fsen, fr6bIi4 ~ iein. Reid ober arm,
bod ober niebris, es ma9t feinen Inter.
i9ieb, bic lufttse OueIs bes 9er3ens ipru'
belt auf bic muftaIii9fte Dsiie. NismaIs
fiubet man auf ibreu Nnssf6te ben aus:
brud Der @iberpdrii8tsit unb In ibrsm
Wunbe bic 6Iase ME BET ben Nteberse.
bridten. Retne Gorge III au sroB, fe ulus
den bas Bette baraus. War iemaIS Elm
Strom bes @lsn6ss 70 buuteI unb tief, 70
bab, psnu bas Sonnenli9t sines fr65li9su
anset9ts barber iel, ni5t Gin Ii9ter
Strabl erpsdt purbs?
Sr05Ii9 s~einnte 2suts pifien ni5t biz
6dIfte pom benz @uten, mas iis ibun. Sc
ma9t ni9is our Sa9e, pie uuuiuis bu
aud BIT, - un6 obldon betn @ebirn nit
@ebantsu iberfiIt if,-ooer bsin Olassr
NIT Arsn.i unb piaen-laB uur cine btsie,
beiteren Grauen 3u Dir ipre5en, fe tanr
bid t~uriren. Die IarsseSossnsn 2inier
nm bstnen Wune usrbsu t5 auf6Ien, uni
bic tribe WoIte I'm bid ger wirb usri1uin'
ben, RtsmanS psiB uobtn. ., wsIdt
Sssnunsen finb ioI9e Wsiber!
Die natbridli9 fabrsn ioI5s Sdnbi
bic Wai9ine bieiss 2sbens, oils ME mt
unii9tbarer Wa9t. @ir f6ausn bel bes
Cages 2aft unb 4rbsit f1on i'm @oraus
mad benz freunbli4en 9d9eIu an, bsiuatb,
Ii9en 6erbs. Rismanb wsiB ss - uni
Niemanb pirb Go ausinbsn, ME pisI MT,
ben baIfeIeifenben, boffuuussmutbisen I'D
ME In Worten xnb Wisnen betlasenbsn II,
fr5bIi9.n Beibern i@uIbis finb. : eiss'
net LIT berjenise 9rifIi9e Manu, ber cir
foI9ss Wsib befst, es wirb ibm pisI a.
@ute tomusn auf benz Wsse suu, SimmsI
bsnn ioIde III cine r@ebaIfn", woju ben
Wanne stsentlid bas Weib bon @ott &C.
sebsn if.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16

naIen gbaratter bsrienisen g5lter susus
ipre4en. unter benen he wobueu. Sm
@esentbeiI, er bdlt fs serabe fur Elm
rwtrtiames 6srment Der n~ationalen Oe
competition.
Dieie SeusniHe IisBsn ft9 Isi9t psrmsb
rem. @s bebarf bsfsn absr ni9t; es bIeibt
u unbesreiFid. wis bisie @sbanssn BON
iibii9er Seite bsftrittsn, ia setabsIt perben
~f0nnsn, wie beutfde Suben ftd als 8ertres
ter ve1ten Deutidtbums" 10 fanatii1 ia:
BEN serirsn %f6nnen, baB fe ben ternbeuts
f9en @esenben ben nationalen gbarattsr
unb bic rationale @siinnuns ab3uiprede en-
ssuast baben! Bon ben Subsn IdBt f1d
aud in ioI9en Staaten, In benen fe idou
LANCE emaneipirt finb, In gang europa nod
beu:e NIT Wobl fasen, baB Re cine bop.
petite NationaIitdt babsn: bic ilbii1s Dor
Naem unb 70 uisI uon Der beuti9sn. fran'
s5fi9en, ensli9en u. I. ~. aIs is fi9,
eusntusu NIT Beidrdntuns obsr YsrSrdn:
auns iibiiden Weiens, au~5ueisnen bic
Rsisuns unb bas 8srm0sen ssbabt babsn.
9sssnlbsr Der in Srantrsi9 tdsIid ifdrs
Ter werbenbsn Ssusussuns, bic vOsut'
idenA ober .BreuBsnA fur bic Yariier
B~6rfenfrifs uerautuortli9 su MAIDEN,
mdbreno bic BaifsipscuIanten, weI9e man
i'm ause bat, bod nur aus DeutidIanb
sinssmanbsrte Subsn iinb, 1T es ssrabe
isst on Der 3eit, bic boppsIts @ationalitdt
Der Suben berDorSubebsn. SIS 1T tubem
ia aud psuis ebrsnuol fur uns Deutids
islbf. pisIs Renssatsn ms ausIauO su
~Iisfern. Die Barrier &otbidiIbe aber unS
bic meiiten anberu bel ben iinsfen antla'
gen oer franSOffden Sidtter in 9etra6t
tomnsnben ybeuiiden" @sIomdnner &c
bsbrbsn f5 ais bic eifrisiten frau3ORi6eu
@bauuiniten unb serabeju fanatii&s Oeut'
iderbafer. Das 1T fir ieben Osntiden
Isi5tsr 3u ~ertrasen, penu er usiB, baB
biss nut &snesatsn Der iabii5bsutfden,
ni9t Der beuti9en HatiOnaIitdt hnb! llno
au1 bic Sranjoien iouten biqiser Wsiie
bieie G5atia9s BEL ibrsn grpsetorationen In
ani9Ias brinssn! (9erm.)