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BAYOU DIES A1LEMANDs ITEMS.

Des Allemandes, is improving the latest ad
dition is the Creole Saw Mill situated only
short distance from the Rail Road Depot on an
Island making quite u pretty appearance
known as "Pauls lsland.n The saw mill is
the property OF Mr.. Charles l., Hopkins man
aged by Messrs. Torres a. Peregne. These
gentleman are experienced saw mill men. Their
motto is cheap first class lumber. In connection
with the mill. is the Schooner success used for
delivering lumber etc.
The old reliable, Felix Roux's Saw Mill is
booming Notwithstanding ii saws great deal
OF lumber for the Rail Road Company, it also
furnishes lumber to numerous Sehooners. Lug
gers Tor Barataria, Grand Isle, and other points
First class lumber cheaper than can be had
elsewhere. Taking into consideration his fair
treatmentand soeiable disposition after having
dealt With INN once You will be stre to come
again. Who says Felix Roux Familiarity
known as "Old Pap" is not up to snuff, he is
having built, now nearing completion, q store
immediately opposite the Rail Road Ticket Of
flee, when completed will add greatly to the
improvement OF our little village. MIR. William
klienpeterl is boss carpenter good one too
but he complains that old Pap, wont give him
Watermelon. Miss Carrie Hoffman, of Bay
st. Louis, Miss, has been on a months visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Ads. She returned homo u shl 1T
time since. She made II host of fialds waile
here and all regretted TO see her leave. She
has promised to come again during the winter.
The Misses. Fossier, have also returned To
New Orleans, but we hope to see them again
before long,
We regret very much to hear of Mr. Emile
Fossier, being called to New Orleans, ON nc,
count of his brothers serious illness. We hope
It may not prove so bad, and that he will pass
the crisis all right Mr.. Emile Foster, Is a
permSaent resident here now his agreeable and
soeia6se qualities make him great fayorite
with Is all. Next week l will give You a
genuine fish story. We haze got ne papers foI
Il too. 1t knocks the spots out of that Boutte
rattle snake story told at Boutte sometime ago
Judge Friedman, probablG remembers some
thing about it. If you are not already ae.
qualnted with our mutual friend Mr.. l. Dasch
you should Immediately do so and get a mess
OF those Livingston Tomatoes, lie takes great
pride in raising thu Livingston speeches. To use
slang, they are just the boss.
we had the pleasure of visit from Mr.. s
Lozano, representing the Singer Manufaotur
ing Co. lfthe Singer Co, don't sell machines n
these parts it Amt his fault, he is a through
business man the Co ought 10 be proud of 5,
valuable man, for their business. We nj
take great delight in reading the '.St. Charlie,
Herald, IL is welcome visitor and shoult
meet with success every where. until mex
week bid you good, SAN DUST.
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~ recommendations handed in later than
Wednesday evening, will lay oyer until the
week following,
~ All communications must be witten on
ond side Of the paper, Hasa
nv The full maine and address of the wri-
Ter must accompany each communication, not
for publication, but as o matter Of good faith.
fEs communications Of a personal charac-
tor will not be recognized, unless from res
ponsible parties. In such cases o charge of
~ so square will be made. itf
~ We cordially invitecorrespondenee from
ali parts of this and neighboring parishes.
Ew-News and interesting local items res
pectfilllY solicited. 0aifHi
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NEWS ITEMS.

-O-O-O-s
What is the great cry from ocean to oceanl
Kendall's SPAWN Cure. Read advertisement.
The people are beginning to look
around for a copy of the rules regu-
lating the proceedings of vigilance
committees and are inquiring the
price ofrope in job lots.
The New York ferries have re-
duced their scale of prices since the
opening of the Brooklyn bridge %
per cent upon all fares except that
of passengers, which remain at two
cents.
The cash balance in the Texas
State Treasury on Tuesday was s u,
100000. California sheep owners
are emigrating with their flock to
find better pasturage than is af-
forded in the Gold State.
HThey say Charley has married.
do you know his wife, Is she we'll
informed 2" "Wellinformed! WELL
should say so. She has belonged to
the village sewing circle for ten
years and never missed a meeting"
Minneapolis is reported to shipan.
nually, beyond her local consump-
ton, $3.50, 800 barrels of flour, equal
to 495, 25H, 900 loaves of bread, and
the barrels If piled in pyramid
would make a square pyramid with
q base 800 feet square and nearly
1000 feet high.
Weare receiving each week addi
tions to our list Of subscribers, and
the former patrons are renewing.
This is encouraging to us in our
efforts to furnish good parish and
family paper.
A lady living near Algonia bought
a mourning outfit at a milliner shop
in that town the other day. She said
that her husband was in bad health
and liable to pass away any time,
and it might not be handy to come
TO town for these things when she
needed them.-[Iowa State Register
China possesses the longest bridge
IN the world. 1t is at Lagang, over
an arm of the China sea, and is five
mileslong, built entirely of stone,is
40 feet high, with a roadway 20 feet
wide, and has 800 arches. The para
pet is q balustrade, and each of the
pillars, which are 70 feet apart,sup
ports a pedestal on which is placed a
lion 20 feet long, made of one block
of marble.
The Times Democrat speaks of the
late Edward Sparrow as "conserv-
alive, well,balanced statesman and
yet mentions him as a leader in the
secession movement! 1t also calls
the secession convention of this
State Ga remarkable body of high.
toned citizens and patriotsw Tho
citizens of this class in the eonyen
ton, men like Roselius, Rozier, Colt
man, etc, We're in "a precious minority
A visit TO Bayou DIES Allemands
was quite treatwe INDUCED in last
Thursday, in company with oul
friend, Charles A BaQuie, Esq. The
day was spent pleasantly with Mr.
Charles L. Hopkins, who is most
amiable host. We were the subject
of many attention from Mr.. George
ii. Ads, the efficient operator a
that point. Mr.. Hopkins Saw Mil
is in full operation, and things lool
quite lively around the Bayou. w,
wish our friends success.
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Something should be done by our
Police Jury to guard against the eff
fects of the numerous vicious dogs
which latest our villages, Perhaps
the following, adopted by the Lake
Charles Town council may suggest a
method:
Resolved That all persons owing dogs within
the corporate limits of the town shall be re
quired to muzzle each dog with II wire muz
Gle. such as will be furnished by the Town Con
stable, and keep them muzzled until the first
day OF October, 1888. That during the time
this ordinance is in force, the Town Constable
shall be required to destroy all dogs found run
ming at large without the required muzzEe.
BY substituting syndic, or sheriff
for town constable, in similar or
dinance some cases of hydrophobig
may be prevented.
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Church Directory.

CATHOLIC CUURCH.-There will be divine
service at the Catholic Church ofOur Lady of
II G Rosary, ut the Star Plantation, every other
Sunday, leach fifteenth day., and at the Red
Church ON alternate Sundays, at {. o'clock
Rev. Father G A. Jobard, officiating.
BAPTIST CHURoH.-Dlvnes service every Sun
day morning at 70 o'clock at the church Of Rev
Bazile Ollege. Hahnville
NETHoDIsT CHURCH-Divine services will
he neld every Sunday evening at 3 and 1880
o'clock, at st. James NJ E. Church on Roselius
street, Hahnville, Rev. Simon Evans, pastor
All are invited attend.
Location of Parish Ferries.
LIST From Estate OF c. Bourgeois to Widow
Treuagnier's Place.
ID Star Store to Mary Duncan Store.
Sd Hahnville TO Leon Sarpy's Plantation
1th Fashion Store to Deynoodt Plantation
9th j. b. Gassen's Store to hosts Lower
Plantation
9th Peter Harper's Place to Grima's School
House,
eth Bousquet & Alpemte Plantation to
ii. Frellsens Plantation.
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THE NEW ORLEANS COTTON,
EXHIBITION. I

ACCOFulnR 70 WndG We ltdEH Euol
managers of this great enterprise
are carefully, but none the lessscer;
tainly, maturing their plans, and
soon will be ready to start the ma
chinery of a complete organization.
The deliberation. by persons of
impulsive character considered slow
ness, ia which the beginning has
been made, is an earnest of the
knowledge controlling the council of
the managers.
So far the efforts have been mainly
concentrated among the people of
New Orleans. The larger portion of
the necessary means, both of funds
and labor must be furnished by
them. To obtain the former con
stitutes a large demand upon their
resources, and the latter an almost
uninterrupted claim on the time of
those Immediately entrusted with
the gathering of the funds, the Sc
lection of the site, the construction
of the buildings, the soliciting of
exhibits and attention to the mani
fold details. ea
The list of subscribers already
obtained, us published, SLOWS
encouraging signs, the object
being favorably entertained by all
classes, and, there is, we believe, no
doubt that, il necessary, ample
means for the object, would be
furnished by the people of New
Orleans. While this be so; yet
when the straitened condition OF
the larger portion of the people is
considered, it would be admittedly
unjust that such burden should be
entirely carried by them. AS the
benefits and pleasures to be derived
from the Exhibition are not confined
TO one community, there is no reason
why advance Of the costs should be
obligatory on them.
1t is just, therefore, that specia
committee should have charge O.
solicitations of subscriptions outside
of the city. Especially shoulC
proper means be taken to enabl,
the people of the various parishes
throughout the State, of all classes
and callings,to become active aiders
III the Exhibition.
1t may take some time for a vel
organized effort to awaken an active
sympathy among the people of the
country parishes, yet there arr
means of arousing it. We trus
that some of our intelligent readers
in st. Charles, as elsewhere, will o
their own volition, extend their ex
ample and influence in aiding, il
this regard, their co.workers in th,
city. Were the HERALD rich il
this worlds goods, it would warran
the return of every dollar subscribed
for stock in an Investment, the mo
raj and material benefits of which,
alone considered, would fully com
pensate for the five hundred thou
sand dollars required as its capital
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Orange trees look sick; an insect,
which has made its appearance with.
in the last two months, is proving
very injurious to the orange groves
IN many portions of the parish. A
decoction of rosin, soap, coal oil and
water is said to be an effectual rem.
edy.- Terrebonne Times.
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POsT-OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place
in the arrival and departure of the
mails; the Texas through trains car
ryiug the mails.
Trains pass Hahnville station, as
follows:
Going East at 6:32, a. m.
Going West at 1:51 p. IN.
Mail closes going East at 600 am.
+" 6 West at $3.50 pm.
Stage leaves at 8 a. m.
=" &c " 3:45 p. IN.
Post office opens at 8 a. m. and
closes at 5 p. m, until further no.
tice. t l
No mail delivered on Sundays.
ea JOSEPH w. CAREW,
Postmaster.
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Official Directory.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Gopernor-S' ID. McEnery.
President Senate pro tem,-GeO. L. Walton.
Secretary of State-W A. Strong.
auditor of Public dceOuntS-Aleh Jumel.
State TieaSluer--E. A. Burke.
Attorney General-J. G. Eagan.
Superintendent of Public kdtteatioir-E. IL
Fay.
JUDICIARY
Supreme C5urt-Edward Bermudez, Chief
Justice. Ftp. Poche, b. B. Todd, IhOs. G. Man
ming, Charles E. Fenner, Associate Justices
G. W. Dupre, Clerk. Henry Denis, Reporter
TWENTY SIXTH JUDICIAL, DISTRICT
Comprising the parishes of Jefferson, st
Charles, and St. John the Baptist,
Dist let ,Jttdge-AIichael Hahn, (Hahnville
p o., st. harles Parish.l
Dist i,tA tOrney- GervaisLeche, Edgar P,O
St. John.
JURY TERMS.
Jefferson-First Monday of April and No
vember. ELS
St. harles-First Monday of Nav and
fourth Monday of November.
st. John the Baptlst-First Monday of June
and third Monday of December.
CIVIL TERMS.
Jefferson-First Monday Of July and third
Monday Of January
st. harles-Fonrth Monday of July and
second Monday of February.
st. John the Baptist--Ihird Monday of Au
gust and first, Monday of March.
COURT OF APPEALS-EIFTII IRCUIT
J,tdges-EugeneW Blake, of Lafourche, and
Henry ID. Smith, OF st. Mary
Terms IN 81 Chattes-Fmst Mondays in
March aud October.
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WASHINGTON, July 7.-Condition
of the treasury: Gold coin and bullion,
$I9S, 1854 ,431; silver dollars and bull
ion, $116,337, 1858; fractional silver
coin, $2S,416,744; United States
notes, $54, 3D., 6S7; total, 1897, 81,
S15. Certificates outstanding. Gold,
SCI, 524, 500; silver, 81, 535, 931; cur
rency. S13.065. 900.
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Location Of Parish Ferries.

Iftherc are any relatives of Abram Toler
in this parish,they will please inform us of
their whereabouts.
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HyHIS PAPER may be found ON file at Geo.
/ P. R0well 81 [ O's Newspaper Advertising
Bureau. 10 Spruce st,,l where advertising CON
tracts may be made for it in NEW YORK.
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SATURDAY, JULY Id, 1888.

Advertisements ana subscriptions ARE
CoIlectaIsIe Invariably in Advance.
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PARISH ST. CHARLES.

Rep eSeatdtiUe-
Shei if-Dr. j. f. Moionnier.
Deputy SheriB-Joseph. L. Martin.
Cleik of Court and er-o0ici0 Reeordef-JOhn
b. Martin.
Porsh Assessol'-Theodule r. Baudouin
Parish TfedSurer-Arthur Robbins.
official JOurnal-ST. CHARLES HERALD.
oIice ,Jisy--J. l.. Boutte, President; Ar
thur Brou, Leon Sarpy, &. Rost. J. 5. Brady,
Lewis Dry, Secretary.
School Board-Epile Rost, President; Leon
Sarpy, T. II. BaudOuin. II. l.. Youngs, Owen
McLeran j. s. Brady, j. l.. Boutte. L. 7.
Baudouin, drish Superintendent and az 0DtciO
Secretary: Arthur Robbins. Treasurer.
if FL SYNDICS.
First Wdrd-Ar4hur Brou.
Second Fnd-John Mongrue.
Third iFd7U-LeOn Sarpy.
Fourth Wm'd-James Taylor
SIfth lFdyd-Emile Soniat.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
LIST Ward--Coy Clinton.
ID g Q. G. A. stephens.
Sd % George Scott.
4th Joseph B. Friedman.
9Th Reuben b. Smith
CONSTABLES.
Ist Ward-Robert Pierre.
Cd ~" Louis Thon as.
Sd Peter Brown.
4th ---
9Th
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Die TlDrenee Niabtingale Der Sins
berpfieae.

Die TlOrenee Niabtingale Der Sins
berpf1ege.
1oleentes III Elm Muesua einss on ben
Geutiden 8eform NeiisnSer in gbam.
tfrsbursb, pa., sefdrietenen Brisrs:
Sine gDobltbdtcrim.
Seffnst bic 5bnre fir iie unb Mrs
gBinslow pirb bepeilen. taB iie bic ame-
rifanifte 6lorentiner Nattisall Der &in.
Der III. Dapon Tnp mir 70 iibsrseust,
baB mir unisrer Sup" Isbrsn werben
gu iassn: ,@effsnst iei WRrs Winslow" +"
neil fie bsrfelten betalIidb mar, iibsr bic
Dsricee bes 3asasns uno anosre ge=
iHwes!lGleiisn III &inoer binw ee,utom.
msn. Wirs 8lpp 9cpti M
Sprup nimmt Cen sinpsrn bic G6msr
3fn unD furirt DYf ntris nnp Diarrbce.
gr maht ben Goraifn CART. befrsit BON
gnt,ilnouna unb brinst pas Jinp gludliee
ioer bic Vsriooe bes .3aGnsns binwea.
Gr tbnt 9eraoe Das. mas CT spraiebt 10
tbun, NQes unb ndat irsnissr. gBir ta.
bsn etnmal MrS Dnslcw asfeben uno
fsnusn iie nur rurf ibrsa Soottn u
Ssrup fur 8inoer. yBsnn mir bic
@laGt bdtisn. wiirpsn mir Ne ais bstia. p
fir bic Ginoer binliellsn--pas 0e apt
in Der Chat III. Ter Syrup mirp in
alien Gpotteffn 80 25 gento PET 5ialhe
pfrfauft.
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*9eine ipirfli6 elesante uno Delicate
Dame tpenbet germ fiinitli9e 6iilfsmit=
tel an Inn ibrer friiberen Sdonbeit
na6Subelfen. gtur f0rperli6e Geiuno=
belt famn bas Geuer, tpel9es bas- ganse
9lntlib erleu6tet unb bic frii1e Iarbe
in ben Baden suriidbringen. Wenn es
irgeno etlpas auf Der gansen Welt giebt,
melbes bas su Werfe bringt, lit es 6rall
2pbia 6. pinfbam's &rduter =Mii6ung,
Die feDon Sauienben bic 8elunbbeit au=
riifsebra6t bat. tpO ale anoeren Seilz
mittel umionit paren.
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Seras.

= 9as Seuerbepartement in Galpe:
ton beltebt aus 800 Mitgliebern. g.
benst 5 Sampfipriben 1lnb cine 6ofelt.
llno 2eitercolnpogllie. Nuberocm eiqs
Hct eas Separtenent Is pfer6e.
: 8riitleps 8aumuolen=@in Bel 81
berlD lit abgcbronnt.
81 Yafo GoulltD 1T Gin ungliid=
Ii1es Gountp. 9ie Glbre1nung bes
Oprtieen Sger'iis meiIt elm Sefi5it BON
$4,000 auf. 9lu0 Die N5reAnung bes
9iitridtz unb @ouniD= =@ierfs enlDalt eill
9efi3it uab f6lieblib f6uloet Der Srie=
oensri9ter bem @putp 5000 unb fann
iie ni6t Sablen. 9ie 8llrgen oieIer ur1=
reoli6en 8eamten i6einen 1i6 aug Der
Shlinge geSogen gu baben.
SIN Senat murbe cine gifl aneez
nommen, lueld)e Gilenbabnarbeitern
ibren riidfdnbigen 2obn li6ert inn Sal
le bes ganferptts ber ga0n cbe, bes @pn>
tractors. = Sm Sauie fano cine 9lb=
fiimmung iiber oas Brpbibitions=4meu=
6ement itatt. Sc &eprdlentanten
itimnten bafiir ltnb "a bagegen. Sie
Sipet Srit!el Wtaioritat tpurbe ni9t err
rei9t. IA &eprGientanten feblten bel
Der Nbftimmung unb maren enti6ulbigt.
Gin 9lntrag, oaB ii6 bas 9aus am 21.
@tar5 pertage, lpurbe nit ga gegen 20
Stlmmen bertpDrfen.
- - 9ie beabii6tiete GiIenba6n, fit
tpel6e in Corpus Gbriiti 800, 600 ge=
5ei6net luurbcnL ioa i'm 9tueceszSbale
entlang laufen bis gu einem geeigneten
punfte III llpaloe Gountp, ipoielbit lie
1if nit Der Snnietbabn perbinoet. Ser
ner ioa eine 3weigba9n bon Ntascplo
ooer 2ioe Dat Gountp aus na9 San
9lntonio gebaut tperben.
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Bar Radri 1t bient bitrnii, bae na& Der vu.
tIifafien bltftr anttfst pdbrsns 80 {ann btr
jsbt In Sieuns ttEnpiirsn eegielaiur bss Staa>
tee IfTas Gin. appiitadpn sinsueiht pabtn
mire uside nm anaabms eints fpaensn 0esi
sss sur AEenhiruns br 4s Section, Mrttfel .,
res Gbantre sn Stati Gan Mntsnio erfudt.
9sfaefss amsn.smtnt pirb TN Deftpflhsn
Iauffn:
,,auf grstit tsr Stabt gtlb ~ Ieistn b
tdfhr 1onbs In sinsm Bstrass ausIuifsnsn, bsr
biz Surme von sJanfJie 2aHfenb Cvaars In it,
asnb siasm 9}iseaIjabrt Moi nterlleiat. I'm tins
Mpieits au MAIDEN. mtIdt f5infrs '2ausno Dol
lass ntsfatiet nrbeu sSraaf rem Urunbheutr>
Bab.sGu br Stabf uniefbrtttef wseten. 8paten
ron ten atei eettntn Snmufn ipd Dritki bic
ysbtsfd unina ahbsn, 70 iua be anlsibs ssfsv.
LID isin.'
Otias MasstgH pubt trsrigsn In gsIas Al.
nss Bsf&Iufss tT Diuaorsn FER RuGaHis
'Gr4anse.
ID. 3easf mann, 1rdFbsnt.
Bum 4tnsnif; etspbsnsO suib. etsrsiir.
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seldutetten gemubtIeinS auf Der bleiden
Stirn, burd ben pertldrten glid Der unit
idatteten Gusen, Elm glid, 70 gtdn;enb
uno 9eIlterbuft, ais Iude ld bic .Seele
eine anoere Sei,natb unb ais i1be lie oiss
ielbe idra in ber Bcrne minten. - Sie
batte serne einae;pillist in 3ilrid, gu Mei.
ben, benn lie idante nd nah 2illem, ma8
ppr9efaaen uno fein 0ebeimniB getjisben
mar, in Die gSelt 5uriidSutttren, unp mire
es aad rift 70 semeIen, eS mar Der 8ile
2l!irecs unp Der mar ibr @eIee. gS mar
Elm ribrenoes YerbaltniB semprben 5ni,
lden Oieier Wiutter unb otelem Spbne,
eiu 8srbdttniB pie 5miiden 8ruoer llno
sapeiier. Namenlples bate ie selitten,
10 oft lie alfreo Avg in Iuse eesentter
iiano, uno er bate es sefablt unp bate
selernt, grrbnntb 5u iiben. W'it garter
Sdonuns fuGte oer teranreIenoe Sling
ling bic S9auIr6tGe au Der Gtira Der
Wtutter 81 taanen; ater lie fpnnte eS uitbt
laien, IN ibm BEN 3susen ibrer @dmad,
ibren 5iiater 5u ieten, uno rrbnste ii6
ibm unter nit elmer Oemutt, eiuer Mils
lenlcli9feit, bic ben Schn gum unbebing>
ten Serrn ieiner Oiutter madte. Sin
tpeites @ebiet fir Alfreb, ben san5en
@oelmutb ieiner G1eete 5u entfalten uno ct
that eS aud. Noblesse oblige. - Il8
Nlfreo erwaaien mar ourfte er iid III
Wabrbeit alS bas 0aupt Der 6amile bes
tradten, oenn ielbit bic Ganten in ber
S,rne maren bon ieiner @rcBmutb abs
Ndusia uno er icrste nit llmiidt uno
@nergie fir ibr Sdidlal, pbne I9 burd
&iaeen uno Bittsn un1 Gies pper Sene5
isIiren gu lalien. Gr mar Elm Sinslins
stueien, ba er nod Snube, jees mar er
en- .gtann, oa er nod Singing NAT.
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9eutitJe 2srusekiu1t.

Sober Sriebensri6ter unb je6er Noopz
fat tpeiB es, baB Die Seutl6en su ben
prosebIii6tiglten 80lfern Der @elt gez
b6ren. SieIe Seoba6tung ma9t man in
ben Ser. Staten, mo bod Der SeutIde gee
neiJt 1T, Neben leinen nationalen Sitten
aub leine nationalen llnIitten raid lps
Su iperben; aber geraoeSu erItaunli1
linb Die Statiliifen ilber bic proseBputb
in Seuti6lano ielbit. Sir getpDbnli6
bDren mir nur bon ben yberborra0enz
ben" Seutifen unb peripunbern uns
bier, baB, menn irgeno ein unbefannter
W}enl6 eingeiperrt ipirb, neil ct ben
pollen Willelm" beleioigt ba6en iol,
inoem er 1leuli1 in bem 0errenltiib6eu
elmer Dblcuren ODrfi1dnfe nid)t aufltano
uab mitbriillte, als BET patriptiIbe &ez
terenoar oocr S6ul5e elm So6 auf ben
Sailer ausbra6te; pber mir ipunbern
uns iiber ben 6iirIien 8ismarf, Der in
8etreff Der Beleibigung 10 Diiunbdutig 1T,
tpie cine Observation-Disclosures. Do6
oas gOlf 1T in oieier 9inli6t bur9aus
n!6t belier, als feline Splben. Sie liz
740 S1lebsmdnner i'm preuBii6en
Staate batten i'm lebten Sabre ni1t ipe=
niger als 87,769 biirgerli1e Streitigfei=
ten su berbanbeln, tpppon 56,524 perz
gli6en tpuroen, alio gang unmeientlib
getpelen iein mii1en. Bon ben 194,375
BeleibigungsproSelIen ipurben jebo6
nur Is, 353 pergli6en, Die anberen GIN
gen pDr Die Geribte. Sieie unoersli6e=
nen BeleibisungsprpSeie geben einen
WtaBtpb. Se meiiten famcn in S6le=
iien Dor, n1mti6 34,054, mOppn nur
IA 1888 Dergli6en Drrben; es folgten
granOenburg nit 26, $50 unb gar nur
99l2 Gergleiden, Sa1len nit 19, ,65S
unD 8413, SlipreuBen nit 1896 unb
64S1, &beinpropin5 init HOOP unb
6691, pDien nit 14,777 unb 5261,
Sannober nit 4,585 unb 1888, 9Belt=
fallen nit IL $40 unb 1924, ppn,mern
10,346 uno 1855, WeitpreuBen nit
1884 unb 1871, gtaliau (Tranffurt a.
3d. 1861 uno 33l4. Sehen 742S unb
1898, S6leswig 9Olitein 3547 unb
1861. Oas giinitglte GrsebniB betreifs
Der 8erglei6e weiit bic propinS 6anno=
Der auf, no mebr als bic 9dlfte Der
anbdngig semadten Seleibigungsflagen
per9llben purben. am nd6lien Dilrften
9enen unb Sdlesipig iteben, wie benn
aud oas gerbdltniB Der &beinprooin5
nidt unsiinitig 1T. lleberbaupt iteben
oiejenisen prooinsen in iuelhen bas
S6iebsmannsz Sniiitut erit nit gnfang
Oftober 1879 eingefiibrt 1T, binii6tlib
Der abgei9lOiienen 0erglei@e belier als
bic alten 2anbe, in tpel6en es lett einem
bal6en Sabrbunoert wrfiam 1T. Be
fanntli6 trat es Dor ldnser als so Sab
rem in Sf= uno @eiipreuBen auf 9ln=
trag Der oorti9en Stdnbe 3uerit in's 2e=
ben, tpDmit bic Sbeilnabme bes 2aieus
Clements on Der 9e1tspnese in einem
9beile bes bamaligen alten PreuBen gum
Ausbrud fam.
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