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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
FoREFATHERs, DAY.

PLYMOUTH, Mass Dec. 22.-Ferefathers
day, general holiday here, was ushered
in by display of flags, salutes and the
ringing of bells. The Plymouth band, the
Standish guards and Collingwood post G.
A. r. marched to Pilgrim Hall where the
invited guests were received. The march
was then resumed to the Rock on which the
Pilgrims landed where volley was fred
by the military escort and those present
sang the hymn America" Thence the pro
cession marched to the church of the first
parish which was filed to overflewinp.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.
STOCK.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; light 7006 80 mixed
packing 70@6 Is; heavy packing and shipping,
6 2506 65.
CATTLE Receipts $500; good to choice ship
ping, 20Gl6 90; common to fair, 90604 90;
butchers 2 3OG14 20; stockers and feeders, 2 6On
10; Texans 400D4 10
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Lower; regular 81 and 912 Dee ;
92092h JAN; 80 May; spring 81 winter 90
CORN-Weak; 515z cash; 5l8 year and Dec. !;
so JAN; SEA May.
OATS-Weak and lower except cash; 395S cash
3sH November; 3714 bid Dec; 399s year and Jan, !;
36@36A May.
RYE-5S
BARLEY.-80.
WHISKEY-I 16.
PORK-Firmer; $17 90 cash and December;
$1T 12 January; Sir % February.
LARD-Strong and excited; higher; S11 e40
$11 25 cash; $40 271k Feb.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
a POLICEMAN STEALS SILK.

SAN FRAEcIsco, Dec. 22.-Police officer
Joseph Langtree was arrested tonight on
two charges of burglary last night. Eight
bolts of raw silk, brought here on the
steamship Belgic from China, were stolen
from G. P. railroad car. Langtree being
suspected his house was searched and the
stolen property found secreted. The silk
was valued at 81 ,000 Langtree has been
a member of the ferce sene years
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
STATE ROAD ASSOCIATION

DANvILLE,> H., Dec. 22.-The perma
nent State Road Association, of which
Mayor Harrison of Chicago, is president and
the leading men of the state members,
meets at the Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago,
Thursday the 2Sth. Everybody interested
in good reads is invited
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, colder, north to west winds in the
southern and eastern portions. and higher
barometer and warmer, variable winds and
falling barometer in the extreme northern
portions.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
RAILROAD CARELESSNESS.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. ga pas
senger train from New York on the New
York and New Haven road IAN into a
switch engine here, derailing the smoker
and first passenger car, and smashing both
locomotives Several passengers were
badly injured Carelessness
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
This WEEKS FAILuRRs.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 22.-The business
failures throughout the country for the
last seven days were 1877. Eastern states,
%; western. So; southern, 40; iddle, 35;
Pacific coast, 90; Canada, IL and New
York city, 8. This is II less than for last
week
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
MAGNIFICENT SCH OOL FUND

DALLAS, Tex, Dec 22.-The school
fund, which can never be disbursed, now
amounts to the magnificent sum of $114,-
100000. including the lands, worth S110,-
00O, 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
LUCKY TELEGRAPHER.

MONTREAL, Dec cav. C. Anderson,
telegrapher, inherits $75O,000 from an
uncle in Scatland.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
coTr0N FACroRY BURNED.

BRowNsvu4LE, Tenn, Dec. s2.-Cotton
factory burned; insurance, $60, 1000; loss,
975. 600, One hundred hands out of em-
ployment,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
FIREs.

BIRaxINGRAM, Conn, Dec 22--Bassetts
paper box factory and Halleck's hardware
factory burned this morning. Loss, 800,
600.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22
WASHINGTON FACTS AND RUMORs.
COMBINATIONS.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The senate in
executive session confirmed Postmasters
JAS. Ruth, Lansing, Iowa; Jacob NJ Bell,
Paris, ILL.,
WAYS AND MEANS ADJOURN.
The ways and means committee ad-
journed till Wednesday.
INGERsOLL's STAR ROUTE ADDRESS.
Ingersoll concluding his address to the
jury said: 1T is for you, gentlemen, to say
you will take as the ground of
your verdict the prejudice of the public
press, the letters of the Attorney Gen
eral or the opinions of some counselor
at-law or whether you will be
governed by the testimony. 1t is for you
to say whether reputation shall be de-
stroyed by malice and ignorance. It is for
you to say whether man who fought to
sustain this government shall not have the
protection of its laws. 'Tis for
you. for you'll for you'll addressing directly
each of the three colored men
On the jury1 to say whether the man who
fought to take the chains off your body
shall have chains put on his by your pref
adice or ignorance. Wiltshire addressed
he jury briefly in behalf of Rurdell and
he offering of testimony began
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-22

WAYS AND MEANS ADJOURN.
The ways and means committee &C
journed till Wednesday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
FINDING THE VICTIMS.
The Tenth Body or Those Sup.
posed 10 Have Been on the
nI-Fated Golden City.

Tho body of a little girl, about tive
years old, was found yesterday about
noon near the shore in front of the
Ensley place, some twelve miles dowr
the river.
The child was in an adanced state
of decomposition, and could not be
recognized by its features, the same
being obliterated by tie natural decay
incident to laying in the water fol
more than two weeks.
The strangest feature about the
condition ofthe child, was that it had
been neatly dressed, even to the but
toning or lacing Of its shoes. The
clothing, even to hood on the head
showed plainly that mothers cart
had been devoted to the costuming
All Of the clothes fitted well, ant
though plain, were evidently arranged
with care and with a view to comfort
The body was brought to the city ant
placed at Walsh's undertaking estab
lishment, where it now lies,
The relatives of the lost, who have
been here so numerously, all returned
to their homes last week, and no one
remains able to identify bodies but
Captain s. @. Mcintyre, the command
er Of the ilI-fatsd boat. That gentle
man could not identify the child as {
member Of the KOuns family, as it
garb was different than anything h,
had seen it wear while aboard. 1t
however, is about the same size anC
age Of the youngest Of the Koun
children. The body of Mrs
Kouns, found on Friday or Saturday
was yesterday sent by express to Ash
land, KY, where relatives are to re
ceiVe and give it fnal intcrmeut. Tit
unfortunate lady bore trsce, Of having
been considerably burned previous t,
her leap into the river.
The body of Mrs. Stoves little CIR
was inferred at Elmwood Cemeter
yesterday, by Mr.. Walsh, upon in
structions to that effect from relative
in New York, who hope after a Will
to have the same conveyed to tina
city, to be laid by the side Of it
mother. The remains Of DIR. Moni
han were still at Walsh's to day
Awaiting orders from relatives i
Ohio, his brother having gone HON
last week. An unknown body, take
from the river was buried on Satur
day. 1t was supposed TO % be one O
the lost hatboatmen and a deck pas
senger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
GuaeEA's HEn1.
A magnificent NOrthefA Light
last Night

The Northern light, or aurora bore.
ais, made itself visible last night,
between ten and eleven o'clock, and
for a while afforded a magnificent
spectacle.
Many residents Of the southern
portion OF the city thought a con-
Aagration in progress in the northern
suburbs. Directly under the north
star and down to the horizon the
heavens appeared to be- brilliant with
pure white light, as if illuminated
by a million powerful electric bat
teries, as it doubtless really was,
though they were worked by natures
forces.
In the northwestern heavens prisms
of vari colored hues, the reddish or
fiery predominating, extended from
the horizon toward the zenith, and at
intervals flashed ftfully, with fac
spectacular effect. 1t was a grand
exhibition, truly, and, what was more,
none had to pay cent to witness it.
The same light attracted particular
attention in the vicinity Of Helena
and elsewhere, according to the state
ment OF persons who arrived from a
distance to day.
Many persons went out on the bluff
to view the show, thinking at first
that a steamer was burning on the
river, but learning different upon
getting an unobstructed view Of the
heavens.
The telegraphic reports this morn
ing announce that the great aurora
was observed at New York, Chicago
and st. Paul; in fact, all over the
North. attracting the general atten.
ton of all who had not retired at the
hours named. At St. Paul the light
was unusually effective and brilliant.
The atmosphere was SO surcharged
with electricity that the batteries
we're disconnected between Chicago,
New York and st. Paul, and the tele-
graphic wires fer several hours
worked freely with natures supply,
no artificial being necessary. News
from all quarters mentions this bril-.
liant aurOral display.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
BACK TAXES.
Abstract OF the Bill For Their
More Efficient Collection.

American ISL
The following is an abstract of the
bill to provide for the mere efficient
collection OF back taxes, which passed
Its third reading in the Senate yester
day:
The bill provides that rents from
property, heretofore bought in by the
State, and in the possession Of an
agent of the State be applied first to
accruing taxes, State, county and mu :.
nicipal, and secondly, to back taxes,
giving EprefercDce to those due the
State and county over municipal
taxes.
1t also provides that ifthe rent from
any such property will not in two years
pay all current and back taxes, a bill
shall be fled for the sale of the proper
ty; 80, also, it shall be the duty of the
State agent, when notified by the
Comptroller, Chairman of the County
Court, or head of the municipality, to
cause bill to be fled. The bill shall
where the State has taxes due it from
the property, be filed without bond
for costs in the name of the State for
the use Of the county and municipali-
ty. Only one bill is to be filed, but
all claims for back taxes may be pre-
sented by petition.
The decree of sale shall be for all
taxes, interest and costs; a fee of not
more than 10 per cent. and not to ex-
eeed 500 for all the attorneys, is to be
paid out of the fund; the bro
ceeds of the sale due to taxes must be
paid directly into the Treasury of
each government; the purchaser to
have a title free from redemption
and free from all tax liens which
might have been presented in the
cause.
The bill does not apply to the col
lection OF taxes due extinct munici
palities.
If the State has no taxes due it on
the property. the county or munich.
pality by its attorney or agent, may file
the bill.
The bill for the State can be fled
without the consent of the Attorney
General, and without using his name.
The bill is in accordance with re.
cent decisions of the Supreme Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
Sacred Song Service.

The service Of sacred song at Grace
Episcopal church last night, caused
the church to be crowded with specta-
tors. The choir was aided in the mu-
steal score by the Sunday School chill
dren, and the musical services illus
trated the post-resurrection life Of the
Savior. The choir is organized as
follows: Miss Alice w. Halstead, or.
ganist; Miss Sallie Woodward, Miss
Emma Peake, Miss Louise
Smithwick organist, j. o, McClintock
and S. Skillette. The Sunday school
teachers include the Rector. Edmond
0rgains MesdameS Buekham, Harris,
Cameron, Benton, Ellis, Finney,
Fowler, Halstead, Husc and Wigs;
also Misses Ada Ward, NJ. Soarcy,
Jennie Robinson, McAnnally, Ida
Francisco, Lizzie Cooke, Hattie Clark
SON, Miss Rodgers and Mr.. Garside.
The services were pronounced a great
success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
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PERSONAL.

The large and elegant stock Of shoes
Of A. K. Sloan, 22l Main street, we're
selected In person by Mr.. Sloan on a
recent trip East with special reference
TO the wants ofhis customers. Ladies
and children arc especially invited to
inspect the handsome line Of superior
shoes suitable for the season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
Treasure TrOye.

A few days since a colored mattress
maker was sent out to the house of
Mr.. Cornelius Hafen to make mat
tress. He took the measures of the
bed and departed. The next morning
MrS.I Hafenilooked for her little bag
of money which hung from under a
bed slat, and which is in the habit Of
noticing every morning, and found it
had been stolen. She at once sus-
pccted Gaines and reported the matter
to the police. Gaines person and his
house were promptly searched, but
none Of the missing money found. The
bag contained over two hundred dol
lars in bills, which Mrs. Hafcn had
saved without her husbands knowl-
edge to lay by for rainy day. Gaines
was bound over.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
Try the
B@NELESS CORNED BEEF,
At
SEEAsEL'S.
Cor. 2Rd and Jefferson SITS. 821
AMUsEMENTs.
aThe Masootte..


Many claim the opera of "The Mas
cote" to be Audran's most charming
composition. The musical score is
not everything to the human voice, but
it is full of sweet gems, and artists Of
ordinary ability are generally able to
render it in an effective manner.
That unique structure, the gobble
gobble duet, is one Gifts most boauti-
full gems, and never fails to strike
pleasantly upon the ear when accepta-
bly, sung. There is world Of fun in the
opera, and a good actorin the part of the
Prince Of Piambino can make amuse
ment enough 10 keep an audience in
good humor all the evening. The Ford
opera troupe, to open with this opera
tonight. have just closed at New Or
leans a two weeks engagement, where
they were especially admired for theil
capital rendition Of 1.-THE Mascotte.
The chorus of the troupe is pro
nOunced especially strong and excel
lent, with number of very handsome
ladies' with excellent voices in it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
HI. A. THORHS, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and Second SITS.
28f
Store Burned.

j. L. Crenshaw's storehouse, at
DermOst, Ark, on the railway between
Pine Bluff and Arkansaw City, burned
on the 10th and was total loss. In
cendiarism. Insured here for $500
in Greene & Beasely's agency.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

w ARfHGK va S.1I1EY.@
w WALKER BLOCK, 81 HAfN ST.
OherE for Rent:
sToREs AID EOONs.
Nam street store No. 30. joining Manssord,
Irving block, store and rooms, 258 Second 81,
store 4s second q, near Union, and cellar,
store and rooms, IS Poplar, near Courthouse,
Store and roOmEs 9 Ada ~, near Front.
RESIDENCES.
Very nice modern cottage, Orleans nesrVance,
z -Etsry frame, l55 Causey. near south,
Brick residences. pretty yards. 81 and 90
Madison,
q ana IS Clay. and 20 Monroe,
80 Orleans, cor. Tate; MsrfbAll ave, houses,
Rooms, ID aEd 81 floors, 35S Main,
Choice cottage and yard, SO Adams 81.
Rre " little cottage. Dunlap. cor. Lane ave
50 Second; also IS Mosby It,
20 Pep ar, frame residence,
Adam. ., 50i "a partl.
hriSht-DonoYan place, near ProTine and Le
ond. 3ss9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
To nEALERS,

offer my present stock Of
Cigars in lois Of not less than
One Thousand low for cash. Call
and examine. III. ESCH,
"A 2I7 Main ST., cor. Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
River Kilograms.

CAIRO, April 16.-Arrived Iron
Duke, st. Louis, l pm; Henry Low
rey, St. Louis, 3 pm. Departed:
U. P. Schenck, Cincinnati, 6 am;
Andy Baum, Cincinnati, II am;
Fearless, Paducah, 4 pm. River
rising.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.-Arrived:
City Of Alton, st. Louis. Departed:
Oakland and barges, st. Louis. The
Springer was detained till this ever !.
ing. Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURe, April 16.-River 4 feat
z inches and falling. '
EVANSVILLE, April 16.-DS partial.
Granite State, 1880 am.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

Lemons, Oranges and Bananas
cheap at JOrdan's, I36 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

Choice pickles CHEAP, stock peas,
yellow yam sweets, poultry, eggs,
produce and commission. Watts
g. williams, 842 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

Sale Of seats commences Thursday morning,
Ct O'clock, at Hollenberg's music store
PsTqustts nd Dre.l Circle 81. For Wsdnes-
day snd Saturday Matinesf, IS cents. Family
Circle, 90 rents. itailery. 5 cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
mrs. Fits Benefit.

A grand complimentary benefit has
been rendered Mrs. @. H. Fits and
Miss Bessie Pierce, two accomplished
and popular musicians, and it will. be
given at Leubrie's theater Monday
night!the Oath inst. A rare enter
tainment is in store for our music
loving people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

Accident.
A man named Jennings, brother to
the Squire Of that name, and EN-
plOyed at Butts Sawmill, had a hand
taken of this forenoon by getting it
caught in the machinery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17

btENot SPEluAhhBS
best qualities,
25 10 with nozzle complete, 81 so
so I" {" 4" " 8 90
Pee rIess Hose Reels, only $500
save their cost in one season,
taking care of them.
TOWER & DIXON, Sole Agents
'SOodyear's Rubber House,
Is Jefferson street. 24t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-17
-EoR SALE

nOOTQRB phaton, cheap. in goo d order,
~ can be seen at Forests lower stable, on
Monroe street. w NJ CARR,
80 With o B Bryan & Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Original Gnrreipunoen,.

NrIon am %. Wdrs 1882. 6srr
Esbactsur !-8si uns III elm tragii9es gr.
eigniB porsetommen, has elm groBes Aufs
ieben i'm 9anbe unb melt ibsr bsHen @ren.
aen errest bat: Id ipre1e BON benz Worb
bss Mbuocaten 8srnaps In Antmerpen.
Dieter ebrenwertbe WanH wurbe unter benz
Soruanbe pom @ei1dflspsrbanblunsen In
sin 9aus mad Brufeu ssrufeu unb omar
blr5 elm Snbiuibuum, bas ben Ramen
Tausban fibrte bort wurbe er mittels els
ner Jeuerwaffs taItbIitis ermorbst unb srif
uierSsbn Gage mad ieinem ableben fanb
man ben 2si9nam bss Wannss In benz Be-
iastsn 5auie In SoIse Zines 8risfss, Der
BON benz erwdbnten gausban tn Baiel tn
Der S4uei3 seidrieben porben war unb
NORM semslbst wurbe, baB Sernaps tur5
9ufaa eri5ohsn worbsn isi. Oas Ssrbres
den NOT ssI1idt porbsreitet unb ausae.
fibrt uorsen, unb 10 bate benin bic bsIsts
ide SuifiB fein fleiues Stld ,Nrbsit ben
Vetbre6er aus8ufinseu. sic isste cine
Qualification BON 25, 900 Sr. fir oenisni.
gen aus, Der ie auf bic Spur oss 0erbrs'
9ers ieSe. Der bss Worbes Ysrbd1ttae,
Elm sspi1er Pelssr uon antusrpsn, bsut
i3sr abtunft, sbsnie pie isiu ais miti9uI'
big usrbi9tissr 8rubsr, iinb uerbaftst
porben (; IS 1T Der eritsre, Der fb binter
benz faIi9sn Namsn Yausban bars.
8ernaps Isbte ni5t in sutsm @inpsrusb.
men NIT isiusr 6rau; man i5reitt baS
Vsrbre9en iowobl sinsm 2iebssorama ais
elmer 9slbipstuIatton Az. Man mutbmast
Ssitsns Der 5sIsii9sn Suiiis, baB Wabams
gsrnaps benz sessn has 2sbsn ibrss Sat
ten auseJsttsItsn Complete ri5t sanj
fern ftsbt.
90 bic SslSsr ausse3eidusts Srsimaursr
warsu, unb ba pom nnosrer settle Waoame
Serncps bic Eo9ter bes Ssrrn Be1sr, bss
@ssfs osS A%atusrpener 3iberalismus IN,
tbaten bic 9osen. beionosrs ourd TIRE libs.
ralsn, Srgaus aues, um bic beIsii4e Suliib
TIRE Al fibren. Sas bat Sisie Osnn ein9e,
iebsn unb TT snerStl6 sin9si5ritteu. Die
les greisriB uirS elm ~fatalsr Sdlas fir
bic IibetaIe 8a,tsi in autpsrpen iein, ueun
ss nur ben 1ugllfli6s en- bic aussu iibsr oie
6rji5te Der anabbdnsissu MOraI 6fiuen
wiroe.
Ole Iibsralsu S~situnsen iu9su bic auf.
mertiGmteit bes Yublitums isst-am Boz
abenb Der Wablsn-mittslS Der Affatre oes
R~anoniisrs Bernard pon Eournai ab3ulen'
Ten. Dieter @siltIi4e, sbsma!issr S9ls'
neilter ees Sistbums, iasen iis, iet ua5
Amsrita ssflobsn unb babe Wsribe tan Se
trlu mebIerer Willtpnen mitleupmmeu.
gs ssbsu psrI9iebsne 9sra1te iibsr oisls
ansslesenbsit UNI. Wis benz aud iei, IS III
elm Stanbal, ben bic IiberaIs Prsfe aus
bsatst. Wan muB ,ussbsn. baB bic &ir&s
uon Toaruai In ben lsstsn Sabren farts
prifunsea su bsiiebsn bate; absr wsnn
bic 9ibsralsn ni9t b6swilis wdrsn, u,iB
ten iis %srtsnnen, baB ioI9e ~iiolirte Stau'
bale alioIut ni@ts sessn bic &slisiou, ned
sesen bic immsnie Wsbpabl ibrsr Disrs l
bewsiien; CAB ss benn ni9t einsn Subes
antsr ben sw0!f GpoitsIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

iamite 8ertteus Der gsrtbsibisuns u. BRO
pnsanba fem wirbs. baS felt Der sroBsr
Gsnctiou gu @unifsn bss RatboIiSismus
wsI1e in Der lestsn 9dlfts bss ie5s;sbns
ten Sabrbun6ertS besanu, pou Der Rir9s
~anseuanbt wurbs.1
Nur iebr peniss 3eitunsen, fibrt bic
Sun" meter aus, iinb abioIut farbIos in
Der Wittbsiluns BON Nadridtsn unb in
bereu Beiprsduns; fat ale iu1en mebr
ober weniser aud lbsr rsIisi6ie Dinse ibr
Yriuaturtbeil ansubrinsen. vWarum ioute
BITE 6ir9e pom Rom ft9 nidt bsfeIben Sc.
bells bsoienen, Der uon ben Anbdnsern isoet
Ybaie Der poIitiiden, relisi6isn, fiaanBisl'
len, pbiIoiopbti9sn unb Iiterarii9en Sn
t%erefisu unb Wsinunaen 6snust wiro2 Was
bic &an,sl unb has YampbIst i'm ie1ssbn.
ten Sabrbunbert mar, bas 1T bsuttssn "a
ses ote 3situng. Oamals warisu Die Sc:
iuiten ben Strom Der &sformation suriid
nno retteten ben peitaus 9,6Beren E6eil
bss ciuiliiirtsn europa fir bic Rir5e uHo
iest bleibt nur abSuwartsn, Oh beuie im
9aien bes Raibolitismus nod Gifsr, Rraft
uno Segeiiteruns ssuus ~uorbanben tit, UNI
nit Ger Ssituns gu nntsrnsbmsn, mas bic
Seiaitsn' Solbuten Der itreiteRben Rtrde
Dor %breibunoert Sabrsu burd bic Runael
gu Stanee bra5ten. WiitIerwsiIe birfte es
ni5t ansemsfen isin, Elm uorsilisss, meg:
p~erfences llrtbsiI dussaIprs1en ibsr ben
@nti4IuB oss 9aptes, Derisuisen 5sbsI
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