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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04
LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
Among the Orange GrOves-visit to an
EX-W ssiingtOnian- New Railroads
ia Florida-Eyeryth thing Lovely Ex-
cept ll,e MOSQUITOES.

BUFFALO BLUFF, FLA, January 30th 1882.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
This point is about twelve miles south of
Palatka by river, but only about five miles in a
direct line, on the east bank of the st. Johns
1t is the residence of Mr.. F. McGraw, for
merly of your city, whose hospitality have
been enjoying for the last ten days. He has q
fine grove Of orange trees, and, as he ships his
fruit direct to your city, it will be agreeable for
your readers to know that they can obtain
them, through his agents there, fresh from the
trees, which makes quite difference in the
flavor of the fruit: His house is very beautifully
located on bluff of the river, surrounded by
large live oaks, several Of which shade diane
ter OF $40 feet, and, hanging with gray moss,
| with the cabbage palm and orange trees. pre-
| sents very picturesque appearance There is
a post office and steamboat landing and quite a
settlement near and just south Of it is the large
fernando grant, fine body of timber land
which in time will be cut up into small
tracts and planted in groves.
The Palatka and Indian River Railroad. now
being surveyed and constructed by the American
Construction Company, will cross the st. Johns
| river at this point by a large draw-bridse and
runs thence in sOutheasterly direction TO
TItusvile, on Indian river, a distance of about
100 miles AS the road win have branches to
several other points east and west of it's main
tract of country now without shipping facilities
and be of great advantage to a large part of the
state. Some of the finest land and handsomest
lake sites are on the line of this road aud if
built of which there seems to be no doubt. it
will be the first really frst-cIass road in the
state, four feet eight inches standard guage and
heavy rails. That the company means business
It Is sufficient to say that over one-half of the
line has been surveyed. number of miles
locaed, and quite force of men are now en-
gagged constructing the road-bed at this point
We have had only two days rain since nay last,
but as the gardens needed it. wayfarer like
myself should not object; for while. you in
Washington have been shivering with the tfer-
mometer below zero, we are enjoying real sum-
mef weather. l ate some fine ripe tomatoes
last week, raised by Mr.. McGraw, and he has
strawberries now in full bloom; in fact, in less
than week expects to have plenty for the table.
The plum trees near my window are in blossom
while the naples in the wood are painted with
their bright bloom, and the only thing to mar
the pleasure is the lively mosquito, who always
lets you know when he is around.
| was surprised the other day to see the little
steamer Arrow, which used to run to Mount
Vernon, under the command Of the genial Hei-
lingshead, putting away as iifeiike as ever down
the st. Johns. Florida is full OF strangers, and
wish you all from the frozen north could be
here and enjoy her fruits and perpetual summer
Mex.
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An Eloquent Appeal for New Road 10
the Jail,

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Permit me to suggest an Improvement to one
Certain Departments approach. which has been
Erected In the very worst locality in the Dis
tiict of Columbia viz-The United States Jail
A very important Department. it has now been
Occupied six years, Il attended with create diff
ncuity- Especially by all Pedestrians on account
of the almost impossible Roads that must be
piodded through, not over, on account of mud
q mre. SIX years, and not a single street
Graded to that point 1t is not by any means
an unimportant matter to our Citizens and
Business men. and | Earnestly pray for and So
Hcite your aid through the Coilems of yOur
paper. TO have something done, through the
Commissioners, in regard to haveing at least a
deasent walk made to the US. Jail The future
IS Continually filled with Dread aud fear stained
and polluted by the Difficult past. If you are
Ever tempted to grow wearied and faint by the
way Then look to the author of your faith. and
then Cast plying glance at the poor low sal
laried Employees of the Jail IL work house who
Is yainly trying to gid their grief. BY Exposing
their very lives by plodding to and from that
Isolated Department. there is flew buildings
in the city OF our Capital, that are magnificent
structures. and fully answer all Expectations
with beautiful streets and AYinues. But what
a Contrast. that Beautiful and Magnificent
Prison has to them. what picture it represents
10 the visitor from afar. like Every other place
where there are create Disparity between the
high ana the l0wiy This indicates that Disparity.
There are always dark side to all such lavish
Eiegance az Washington Displays. and this is
the Dark side. Let street be graded through
from 18th st East. to 10th say s. B. or c. streets
5. E. and the street-cars viii at once lay a track.
and run their Cars to that point. Let this be
accomplished and our lives will not lay in DIFF
fefent paths
The words OF MANY CTrIzrSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

In GETTING Your PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN OBJ
serve the following rules: Keep your eyes fixed
upon the floor until the moment comes to s.keep
steady" Practice yeur sweetest expression be-
fore the glass, in advance and begin to express
when you see the man advance with the square
box. Try to think Of something calm and placid
-molasses for example. Keep something in
your hand to steady your neryes-a cOrn-cob is
q good thing. Never pay the entire sum
charged In advance, and always remember that
the plainest looking people make the most sue
cessfui pictures.
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Chinese Enumeration.

10 the Editor OF The EVENING STAR.
1t is to be hoped no such trayesty on Ameri-
can principles as distinguishes the House bill
(o,o4O) reported by Mr.. Page, will be for mo-
ment entertained by either house of Congress.
TIE OIL IS III direct conflict with the treaty nro-
claimed so late as the 9Th Of October last. and
It's introduction manifests an indecent haste in
aYailh@ OF concessions in the matter of Chinese
emigration here, while ignoring the conditions
coupled with the concessions. How incunsist-
emf With the "a article of the treaty are the I'd
and eth sections of the bill How is it possible
for an American Congress seriously to consider
provisions made applicable only to Chinese).
so absolutely repugnant to the concession IN
the 81 article on our part to these people of
ali the rights, privileges, inmunities and
exemptions which are accorded to the citizens
and subjects of the most favored patIaa /"
What member of Congress would dare propoee
such VeAatiors and 0diOus requirements of
the freshman or German desiring to return from
Visit to bis own country How is it possible to
reconcile the imposition of such uuheard of
provisions With the 81 article of the treaty.
which provides that the Chinese laborers who
are now In the United States shall be allowed TO
20 ana come OF their own free will and Accord
AS the provisions OF the bill may readily be
avoided By any Chinaman embarlin9 from other
ports iof Cur country. there would be but little
practical result from the passage of the act
out IL IS 10 be hoped Congress-. out of respect TO
cur country. win not for a moment do more than
reject that of which the discussion should bring
blush to the cheek OF every honest American.
would be glad 10 know where the brilliant
California statesman finds authority for 1.-The
secretary o. the Interior (sec 4 line II. to con-
trd'custom houses, and direct the collectors of
customs" 1t Is evident that the bill has been
prepared rather to tickle the fancies OF Ca,ifor-
MA sahd-iot politicians. than in the expecta-
ton OF its approval by Congress. The members
OF the committee who approved the report can
nave cut little regard ior admiration by their
descendants i
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Cause and Effect.

I
YES" he said TO his confidential friend, II
am engaged to her and suppose ought to be
very happy, but somehow en- worried about a
former attachment of hers. There's that infer
nal blackguartl, Jones. who s.Why, bless
my soul leu stupid fellow, She hates him like
poison" 'sYes, yes, hat 'sWiat troubles
me. She hates him too bitterly not to have
loved him once"
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A bevy OF girls and their beaux,
But whom we viii not now disclose,
Asked little chap-nOt stupid.
What he knew about Cupid;
And they could have died.
As he thus replied:
He's baby wisout ennY closet
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/ lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4 1889

To obtain any of these Letters the applicant must
this list 49, 49, ',
not called for within one month they viii be sent
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Make Somebody Glad, urges recent poem.
Hundreds OF young men can comply With this
request bg simply bidding her good night two
sisfssea Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

4 DESCRIPTION or THE FATAL ENGISE-PREvI0Us
EXECUTIONS UPON 1.-THE LAW AS TO
EXECUTIONS II TIE DISTRICT.
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VALENTINES.
VALENTINE CARDS.
Satin Fripged ana Hain.
Prang's and other Manufactures.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
sli PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Branch Box Once Ford's Opera House. -
F,EiME MEATS
Il SON C47EArD
AT sl4 PENNSYLVANIA AFENUR
s.2s Ihsl AM other Dlace IN fhb catJL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON TER.
RITORY.

THE GLORIOUS CLIMATE AND WONDERFUL PRO-
DUCTS OF THE TERRIT0RY-THE COLUMBIA
RIyER-THE SALMON FIsHERY-LUMBER PRO-
DUCTS-wANTS TO BE A STATE
,aorda AZ H1x, c.
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II II CASH
Mems Buckle Arctics, best 81. so.
Mems Wool lined Alsskas. bssst, 81. Is
Mems Best Quality Rubbers 60 and f5c.
Mon.ep's Best Quality kubbers, IS. 30 and 500.
shldrens Rubber Boots. size IL 70 z, 81 so.
Boys Rubber Boots size TO 6. 50. 20.
Mems Best Quality; size to IL. 50.
1914 and 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
j31 SELBYiS.
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ais, and are sent out by their parents. who In
MANY cases are drunken or otherwise vicious
persons. as rule, it is perhaps better not to
give them money, but food if hungry. There is
another class who beg from door to door These
are becoming quite numerous. Sore of these
are deserving cases. and should be relieved
when fragments of food or cast Off garments
can be spared. 1t ID always best to ascertain
the true situation at their homes if possible
which can many times be done without much
trouble by visiting or by inquiry. The police
state that some are too INDECENT to beg and
prefer to take their chances at stealing. knowing
that if caught they will be more comfortable in
jail, where they get plenty to eat and warm
fires without working.
WANTED TO GO TO JAIL.
A few days since colored man. i'm the sew
enth precinct. stole ham in open day from
grocery store, and cO0lly walked out with it,
not even attempting to run away, giving tn
owner ample time to send for policeman. The
officer arrested him with the ham in his posses
son and took him to court the next morning.
where he got comfortable free ride and min ETY.
days free board at the Jail This will bring him
out bright and in good condition next spring.
when he will be ready for picnics and river ex-
cursions during the summer There are scores
Oh such both In the Jail and w0rkhOuse.
WHAT THE POLICE LfEUrENANrs SAY.
i4iCut. <huSthhi vi tue StNcntu precinct, SAYS
there is a great deal of restitution in his pre-
cinct. The scarcity Of fuel just ut the present
time is q great source Of distress. He states
that the applications for relief since the snow
storm are much more numerous the greater
portion being from the whites. Thus far he has
given orders Oh gfoeers, to be charged against
the small balance in Major Brooks custody of
about $40
Lieut. Johnson, of the second precinct. en-
eracing the county, states that nearly all the
fences in the county show symptoms of the
want OF fuel, as they have been stripped of rails
and boards for miles about the city for use as
fuel All the coal ash heaps are being scraped
over for scraps of uncoasumed coal Some
parties have been saving these scraps of coal
for months, and are now keeping small coal
yards or their own and selling their stocks of
eindefS at prices much under the regular deal
efs. Lieut.. johnson states that many eolored
men in his precinct are too lazy to work, and in
the summer time refuse offers of fair wages from
the farmers to loaf around the city and spend
what they can get in going on picnics and excur-
sions to circuses. &c.
Lieut.. Greer, of the sixth precinct. whose
station-bOuse is on Massachusetts avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, states that he has
had very few applications for help this year.
compared with last year. Several have called
lHtely to inquire where the associated charities
have located.
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Bonn s cbeerrettet.

Dllliam 3. Goast!in BON 9omtrpla.,
@aK, fast; SIM 5srbR 1876 betam Id
eunsenbluten, esfolet BON einem ttftissn
6uifeu. Sd verlor ben @ppetit unb msin
6ltiid unD wurpe bettldseris. SIN 1877
bradte man mid ins 5ospltal. Die Mer3te
srllarten, Id bate elm God In msinsr Gun.
&c pom Der @rSbe sines balbsH Duuar=
itadss. Sosar bic MaGriHt Don meirsm
8oos Ssrsrei.ste ld. SD CAB ale Sof-
nuns aufj ba empfabl mir sin Jrtunb
Or. Wtlltam salts Balf m
fir bic 9unse. SD sstraudte etns
Gtaihe ane 3u msinsm @raaunen wurpe
Id bsier, uns Bin bsute sslinosr, als felt
bret Satren.
So 1nreibe bies In btr hoifauas, baB
Sober nit traaisr sanss Bsbaitste Or.
Witttam 6alls Bal1am gs-
bruuht, unb Id bin lbsr3euat, bab bal.
felbe bic 4usSsbrune tellt. SD iann po.
lttio bstauptsn. bab mir bsr Dallam msts
@utsS trmisien bat. als aqe ltriaen w.
3snsien 3uiammsn, bic i'd nasm.
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nebenan periaumelt, uu, Rd, gu amhitren,
bic better, Weine oes Sellers su trinfen,
3u laden uab au plauoern. ., ber un=
Sudt, bic in uniersm 5uule einserilien
iit! Dcd tann Gle SisunS nebenan le=
ben Nusenblid aufsebcben werben unb bic
6obidt pieber in tas Sdlaf3immer 5u=
riidtebren! Dies msrfen @ie Ta ia,
Truu = Stie!
Dant, gutter @ottfrieo! flaferte Slie
ibm nod gu, bann peridwanb iie in benz
Dnntel BET Heinen Yerbinounsstreppe.
Slle ifanb pur ber Nltousnthir. Yor=
fdtis mar iie bic ense Treppe binabse=
slitten, bas Yoden ibres Ssr3ens bate
lauter setSnt ale bas Guft,e.en ibres un=
beldubten Tubes. Sbrer Gufreeuns. ib=
rer Ebranen permcdte fe isood nidt
5erriu gu perben, uno eine sanse Weile
mubte ie err ber bereits seDHaetsn Ibir
weilen, mie cine 8iBsnoe i'm 8crbcf Der
Stride. gnblih iibesidritt 0e bic
Sdweae unb itano in benz Altcpen, benz
meiten Sdlafseuad seseniiber, III BENT
9eiemanb meitte. Der matte Sdeln ei=
ner Wadtlamps, ber ben Rlum in etpus
erteate, cruns taum bis in ben Glfopsn,
benncd iab Slle bort bas Eager unb err
tunnte bic 3ase oes Mannes, Der unter
ben Deden lag unb id,lief. @s mar ihr
Suter = itr beibSeliebter, idwersetraafz
ter Yaterl
(fortGehuua fpIdf.)
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Wer 1T Trau gDiuslo,p 2

Da, eislt 5rase oft seRsut miro, pulIen
mir sinfa6 iassn, bab lIe cine Dame IN,
bic % f7h felt 80 Satren ,ur aufaabe mab.
te. Jrausntrantbsitsn, tauptlS&lidb ab.r
Rinosrlrantbsiten su auorsn. Gle bat
bic 2engitaiicn unS bic 8selrfniHe bieler
sablrsihen 8lalisn bslonbsss sspraft uno
als Meiultat prattiidsr 8enntniNe unb
9rfabruns. msIhs iIs I'm eauie slnss Nlsn.
ih,naIters als 8rantenpaessrin unb Gr,t
etiammslt, bat He BEN SoOtins SYrup
als belonosrss Miit,l iiir ,abnsnos &inser
suiammsnseisbt, Disfe Meoi;in bat cine
masiids Wittuns - Fs slbt 9tubs uno
@siunobsit unb srtdIt OFensn qsib. Su
6olss bisisr Msebin III Jrau Winslow
tpslttetabmt gewoseen ais Wsbltbaterin
Der 8inesr. tlao bic &inber psrbsn aro6
uno oantsn tbr Saiir. @uh In pislsr Stapt
bat tt bic 8inesr su Dant psrp1tatst.
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Graffu8 Neeo.

Das srSete M6beIlaeer b.r
Stast IA basienise hes 5errn 8. Ne.b.
@abel atlsr Wrt Fnb baIsltf In srSBter
GuSDabl gu ben nieorisi1en Yreilen ,u
baben unb In oer 5bat fann i.ber Sc.
i&mad beirieeist wtrbsn. parlpr. unb
Sdlabsmmer.9ets fauft man Bel 6errn
6. 8eeb gu Gabr,lpreiien, ba er feline MS.
BEL eirtlt aus ben asSbiea Jatriitn bee
Qauoss bssisht. eerr @eeb bat aubsr.
benz einsn sroben Uorratt bon 1eppittn
unb Matten unb a(tu Ia eieies Sad Elm.
fGla9enbsn Wacren. Wer WGbel traent
wslGss Grt Sstrau&t, tbut mobl, f& an
5ertn Nesb su wenoen. 0om @emStn.
li&fen bic gum Auerfsinaen uub 5teu.rz
fen 1T MQes In ieinem Store au 7nten,
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soor ~, oeo4 G,,a+;,a ,.. q,

Son ben 26O4 gounties ber Ser.
Staaten iinb nur 532 phne eine eisene
3eitunS, uno bieie 532 linO neiit iibliae
WuidfleppersG Gountie8 nit epben1erer Be.
DSlferuns. Dasesen siebt IS uber 100
ecantiss nit ie 25 3eitunsen unb ba,
riiter. Sc eriitirsn iiber 900 Gage unb
$500 Bpdenblatter nit 5uiammett iiber
2Ooo WiIicnen stufluge unb einen Ba,
pieruerbra1de pon1sO, 900, ,oOOYfunb per
Sabr. Die 3situnsslSbne in 1880 be.
trnsell $2S,571 600 unb Der Bapierpreis
belief lid auf bic 9dlfte. 9nlerifa III
bas Sanb Der Drueeridwdr3e par excel
lence,
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0ie 1frofoerihtfid,e 11nterIud1u.

= 9ie itrafgeri6tli6e nnteriudune
tpegen bes &ingtbeater6ranoes 1T ID
gut, tpie abgei6loiien. Die @taats=
antpaltl9aft miro gegen 8 perionen
9lnflage erbeben. Nls 9auptangeflagte
be3ei6net man 9ireftor Sanner uno
@r=8iirgermeiifer Neipalb, tpeld' 2et=
terem Die Mitl6ul6 an Der gi9teinfiib=
rung ber Oeaampen sugei6riebeu tpiro.
Mngeflagt perben ferner Poli5eiratb
2anbfeiner, Der bur6 Die Ybrale:
vIlles lit gerettet!" Die Heterogeneous
f6aft IRE fiibrte; bann Snlpeftor
Niti1e tpegen bes 9lbbrebens ber @as=
ubr, Ser itdotii6e Sngenieur Wilbelm
tpegen ieines Ierbaltens bein Get=
tungsuerf um6 5tpei Sbeaterarbeiter,
mel6e ni6t beim Waiierme6iel tuaren.
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Di.ies Smiiitut wurbe I'M SatYs 1858 fur Gr.
siebans8> unb sDptltbdtigteitS 8pe6e spu ku
Staatslesislatnr eefsb!ia ineOrsurirt nit etnem
Rapital son 81, ,000.6eo, su wel&em Ne fttttn
.iasn @ef.rs.fenb BON $3.50 900 1in,uasfdat bat.
Dura elm lbsrl&wsaslidts: Betua rarben ibre
Rsdtte Elm 3teil Der sesentpartisen Staatsecn>.
fitutipn, anssnpmmen am 2. December 1879
Sbre sroben 4iebunsen Son eim3eImeu
cine 3iebung serf&sben. Won Isfs na&fplaeuh
preissertbeiluna.
@rpbs n,pnatli@eI 3iebuns Der
Classe G
tn Rtp OrIsans Dienaas ben IA. Nar3 1882.
Mue infer. fanfiisen 3iebuueeu hnben tatt untsr
MufitHt unb 2eiiuus Der Generale
o. o. 8eanrfgata usa ghniseaaa Mua
Snba1 g. Carly non Itixainisa. Z
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(8ortfebuns folst.)

-Saben 0d einsebiirsert. = Sn be,
letten 3eit hSrte i6 uiel bon ben fpirfia.
men Suren BON Or. sGusult 81.
mtg $ mbsu rser 8 rcpfen nnb
ba i'd felt LANCER 3eit an heftisen Olaz
senidmer5en lit, 70 tuufte id mir .ine
Slaide Iropfen, l,nt auS5ufinoen, Of baS
Wittel bic sewan idte ainberuns perl6afs
fen lam. Sbne meinem Wfann irsenh
etuaS batDn gu iaaen, per6raudte i'd Die
Tlafde unb HtnB befeineu. baB mir bies
felee bic 70 febniadtis sewanidte ainbe<
runs perldafite. Sebt babe id Die 2rO~
pfen lfets i'm 9auie unb mSdte nidt ntebr
obne biefelben iein, 70 fdreibt Mrs. 2oui<
ie Bolf, pcusbfeeplie, %. 9.
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9entfdbeubese III Muklann.

In petersburg bonn @ouperneur bon
Witebsf einaelaufene Depei6en mel
ben, oab in ber Na6t bonn IA. big Is.
6ebruar Der 6leden Grietpe, tpelAer
eine @oritabt Diinabures 1T, bDn mill
ben @otten, bauptld9li1 beffeheah
aus entlaiienen 5olbaten unb 9trbei=
tern, bollFdnoig aassepfiinbert Iei. gs
1anbelt fib ni6t UNI eine 9ebe gegen
Suoen, beren es bort nur cine ber-
i6uinbeno fleine Nnaabl giebt. iuubern
um pliinSerung oeutiaea ipis lettifden
@igenibums. Sn bic llmgebung bon
9anaburg mar in LETTER 3eit eine
Wenge entlaiiener 9olbaten auriidae=
febrt. Sic follten bort angelie6elt mer=
ben unb 2ano erbalten. 2ebteres mar
aber lange ni6t binreidenb borbauben,
3uglei1 tparen aud biele byeblols,
beshQlh unalfriebene ruflii6e Mrbeiier
bort nn6, ipie iiheraa in gana &uGlanb,
bisle ppaBlofe SnbihibuenA. Inter
allen oieien leuten, tpabrI1einli9 aus
ibrer Wtitte beralts, mar bas tolle Sc.
riidt berbreitet unb fdeinbar lpenislens
aud geglaubt, 2aiier Nleranber babe,
beim Rartenipiel nit Gaiier Wilbelm,
an bieien ben llsde1 Grietpe mil
iammt ben ginmpbnern beiielben per=
loren, cine beabf6tiste @olfssdbluna
finbe nur besbalb itatt, nln bic aopf-
aabl bebufs uebergabe on 9euif1lanb
3u beitlmmen. Inter 6iefen umltdn=
Sen-fo rneinten Die Wibler nnb Set
ser-iei es elm patriotii9es g9erf, ben
gansen Srt aus5urauben, ebe ct an
9euti6lano aHsgeliefert tueroe, bamii
perigltens Der betpegli1e gefis I'M
3anbe bleibe, I'm SAlpeiier unb Neu.
iabr (rAiHiden Stils) tpurbe tiidti@
aetii@tig getrunfen uns enbliM beiblof.
len, IN Der naAiten Naht bic piiinbe.
ruag beraunebmen. go qeidah E!
benn aud: bic 9duier Der Setter, GIter
uno Seutl6en ipuroen total gepliin
bert. Sen pliinberern (dloIlem lid bi
iogenanannten ogrie6iiden 2ettens
an, tpel6e por Sebren mebr oser ipeni
/ ger spangsmeile aaM nebertritt in bi
prtboSore rtiifde 4ir1e seranlaB
tpuroen. Man lieb bic Dilbe Rptte bi
gan3e 9ta0t binbur6 toben, unO oa
gei6ab in unmittelbarer N1be, qleid)
| lam unter Sen 2anonen BET sseifun,
Sinaburg. Ni6t einmal ,ein blinbe
/ S1redi9nB" tpurbe absegeben. be
l9DerllD ieinei. Ginbrud herfeblt bdtte
MS enolid bas Militdr gum Gin
| tbrelten beorbert ipurbe, pqren bi
bur9 ales m0gli9e Gelinbel ber1tarftel
! plllnoerer i6on tpeiter nadl Gurlan'
berein abgesogen. Mie melt Die .Sas
polntiondre" bic GaNb i'm Spiel baben
/ lit fdDer sa fagen. Seoenfaas babe,
9lufbeber biesmal leidte Nrbeit aebabt
/ Ser Gerfebrsfnotenpunft Oiinabur
nebIt llmgegeno beberberst bon iebe
piel Gelinoel, bic a0gemeine 9ienp
i pHI6t 1T in GuBlano nod ni9t long
genug eingefiibrt, UNI bic aus friihere
} 3eiten itammeHee Nbneisung sese
I eftlaiiene SOloaten f6on beripii9t 3
haben. Man betrabtet in Der bortige
. Gegenb einen iolden Mann nod immt
als balb uno balb Der Seimath gnt
. fremoeten, unb neunt ibu lin &urlano
beaei6nenb genug, nod INNER n8ris
wer" (&ulien). unb In 0leinruBlan
yWasfal" (Mosfauer), Geiue SANDS
leute ieben i'm, tpenisitens in Der grl
te5eit, nit i6eeleu &usen at. Oie q,
: gierung fiimmert li1 nidt um i'm, pi
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@robe 0aantitatsn ess @uuting @Hrup
wetcen btsr tasltds perfauft unb pertrauht.
@tr sloubsn, Mrs. gBinslew BAT Fd
0ur@ oteisn Nrtifel unferblid sema9t
nno MIR tno aterseust, bab bura benftl.
oer, Eausnoe pun ;Rinoern esrettet wurben
ano Dap Wi'utunen benlslten nod NIT
erfol9 8sbrauaen perbsn. Reine SHUTTER
eaf tgr' pfltdt settan, wenn lIe nidt
Wfre. Winslow's Suotins @yrup an.
panpte. Nt:fuAt ss Nus.- Babies 9iRtur
gtsip yort. : 3u psrtaufsn Bel alien
Oru99ilten. .-25 Gente Bic Tla1Ge.
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Srcit fur gerfannte. Narrenbdnb
beidmieren Gid uno Wdnce = iaat cit
beutides Spridmcrt. 8isweilen 5drei
ben biele Narrenbdnoe audi gang peritan
bige Spriidlein an bic Wdnpe. 90 il
in ber DalNensBabes sNnltatt auf 0eorber
neh Iplscnber 8ers an Der @unb 81
leIen,
unb bleibit Du iten, MGsbfein,
Denf ni4t, baB oerfeblt Dein 9eben.
Sc geben nidt ale Tranben Wein -
Sc muB aud 8Olinen seben.
Dies Sine iit iider uno gang sspiB -
Wie iout' es aud anbers iein p
@s idmeden ale @cliuen iaB,
DO4 iauer 1T mander g8ein!