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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
The Queens English.
New York Tribune.


Her Majesty's Diplomatic and Con-
sular servants have been officially
reminded that whatever may be the
forms and habits of speech in the
countries where they reside, they are
expected to communicate with the
Foreign Office in English pure and
undefled. Lord Granville has issued
a circular containing examples OF
grotesque words and slovenly phrases
taken from the department files of
correspondence received during the
current year. Virtually this is a
warning to the entire Diplomatic and
Consular body that the Queens ser.
wants must speak and write the
Queens English. Many OF the lite
rary offenses of which complaint is
made are SO fragrant as to create the
suspicion that British Oonsuls are
barely more than half educated. Lord
Granville's index expul gatorious con-
tains such distorted and senseless
forms as these: "Disrecommepded."
"unmotived," "spirite," increase
ment," "demissiop" for dis
missal, "arFestation" for arr
rest, 'isuscitated" for raised, and
"veridicsP for true. There are
many additional instances Of correct
words that are incorrectly used.
Transaction" takes the place Of COM
promise, necessarily" Of immediatelv
took act" Of took nots, Propagation
Of prolongation, and "destitution" Of
dismissal. Johnsonese is also popu
lar jargon in the diplomatic service.
"Signalize" is used in place Of point
out, "minimal'' is substitute Cor very
small, and category for GLASS; and
instead of returning to a previous un-
derstandlng the diplomatists or con-
suls consider it more dignifed to
rally themselves to an antecedent
solidarity" Lord Granville seems to
regard it as discreditable to the ser.
vice that so many correspondents are
taking such unwaFrantable liberties
with their mother tongue. He would
have them speak and write with a
reasonable degree Of purity the lanS
guage Of the country thoy represent
The Queens EngHsh first, as a matter
of loyalty and common sense; Spanish
y Rengalee afterward, if there be
leisure or wit to acquire Familiarity
with the language Of the country
WHARF t.ag pasida
The Diplomatic and Consular corps
will profit by Lord Granville's lecture,
and file away his circular for future
reference. There is another body of
diplowatists and correspondents that
cannot be subjected to the discipline
Of the Foreign Office. The ministers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

West Virginia is twenty years old
as State, In that time her popula-
ton has been nearly doubled. Yir-
ginia, which suffered in population
both by the loss of territory aud men
during the war. has Just about re
gained her former position, having
almost as many inhabitants by the
census Of 1850 as the old aud undi,
vided Virginia had in 1860. Rela.
lively, however, she has been steadily
losing position in the column Of States,
and from first place has gone down to
number foErtesa 10 population.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
Mon-ResIdaai Notice.


No. 4s66-In The ChAncory Court of Shall,
county. fenn.--William Condor va Ann
MaNfchols ct al.
II appearing from bill wbiaA Is sworn to
n this cause that the defendant, John
nols aud nonresident Of the State o Ten
II is therefore ordered that he make his
appearance ASFsin, at the courthouse Of
snelpX eeNntYl in Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
snq plead, answer or demur 10 complainant
bill o.: the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing ex-
paIto; and that copy Of this order be pub
in the Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of July, 1888.
A eopy-Attest;
r, J. BLACK, Clerk and Kastsr
~ N Bradley, Deputy Clerk end Master
James Gallagher sol for compl'a.
l28 Ana IAN IA6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
NOn-ISesidenT NOTice.

No. 4973-In the ChaAeery Court of Sbel.
by ootnty, TenA.-E hay, guardian, etc.
VS. Willie y Waldran OF al.
1T appearing from bill which Is sworn 10
4 - this cause that tho defendants Willie
n Waldran, Arthur r Waldran and Daniels
Waldran, are all residents Of the State Of
Texas aud non-IeSidents Of kthe State Of
Tennessee,
1t 70 therefore ordered nat they mage their
appearance heyein, at the courthouse of Shell
BY county, In Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the first Monday in September, 1888. And plead,
anaWNr or demur TO complainant bill or
the same will be taken for oaEfessed AZ
TO them and set for hearing ex-parte; and that
Q COPY of this order be published ones 4 week
for four successive weeks 10 the Public LEDGER
This 28th day of ialy, 1888,
A cOpy-Attegis
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Rostop Poston. soils for compPt.
l29 1856 l4i liT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
A FAmISaED BOYS SIGNAL.
How He Attracted Attention
After Days of Torture.
phlladeIphin Evenipr Nors. July 81

Philadelphia Evening News. July 81.
Charles Harris, the Chicago boy
who was found in q freight car at
Washington street wharf yesterday
afternoon, was at the Central station
this morning where the story of his
journey of five days without food or
water was told to many attentive ears
The boy, who is not yet thirteen years
old, is very intelligent and in his con-
versation and behavior gives every
indication of having been carefully
brought up He said bis father died
in Chicago some time ago and in April
last he lost his mother, whom he had
helped to support BY selling papers,
By the death OF his moth
err he was left without a single
relative, so far as he knew. He
became tired of the hard life of the
streets and determined to go to some
place where be could get better el1.
ployment. With this view, on We'd
nesday last he entered the freight car
in which he was found in this city,
thinking that it would be opened at
the end of days trip aud he would
be able to find a place in the country
In his ignorance he took refuge in a
through freight car, and there, amid
boxes of salt meat, he passed five
terrible days and nights without a
morsel to eat or drop of water. he
says he called for help whenever the
train stopped, but his cries were never
heard. Finally he became SO weak
that he was unable to call, He then
took a piece of wood and worked
it through a crack in the door
and attempted to attract attention
by moving it about. 1t was this
signal which finally brought about his
rescue, The stick was noticed yester-
day afternoon by workmen at the
Washington street wharf and the car
was at once opened and none too soon.
The poor boy was found lying upon a
box near the door so weak from the
want Of food that he could scarcely
move. He was carried to a neighbor-
ing Office and a messenger dispate he'd
to DR.. Nohinger for instructions. The
doctor sent word to feed the boy care
fully with milk and brandy. This
was done, and in the course OF an hour
he had recovered sufficiently to be re
moved. A kind hearted policem an
took him to his home, where he has a
son Of about the same age as the young
traveller. This morning, after a sub
stantial breakfast, he was taken to the
Central station. 4 situation will be
found for him to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

Aauuiu6o, aftlbc Wl5nllB nice
river excursion with almost all the
comforts Of home, should go on the
Kate Adams, as it requires but two
days to make the trip.
A delightful time is assured those
who attend the Macaronian excursion,
barbecue and fish fry to Horn Lake
tomorrow, as extensive arrangements
have been made for the full enjoyment
OF the day. Two bands Of music have
been engaged. Remember the steamer
7. E. EOkert leaves at $50 am.
sharp. t9.c
Captain Marshall states that in con-
sequence Of the river declining so
rapidly, it would be impossible to COM
plete the dredging of the Vicksburg
hsrbOr, so as to allow steamers to land
in front Of the city. At present there
is but ten feet Of water at West
Hoods, an inlet to the lake, and NO
large boats viii be able to land after
Sunday next if the river continues to
decline at the present rate.
The Omaha Bee suggests that line
Of steamers plying between that city
and 81. Louis could be made profit.
able. There is no boating on the
Missouri below Sioux City, excepting
a little between Kansas City aud St.
Louis. Boats have tried to work
further up the river. but have not
found it profitable. the railroad com>
petition keeping freight down to a
figure at which steamboats, cannot
handle 1t. The destruction Of the
bottom land crops every two or three
years by foods also would render the
business of a through line precarious,
The popular steamer Josie Harry
in command of Captain Milt r Harry
is the only packet leaving to-day. She
goes through to Newport on White
river, where connection is made with
the regular light draft steamers for
the upper White and Black rivers.
The Harry for the accommodation Of
her friends will also take freight and
passengers for the prominent way
landing on the Mississippi river as lar
as Terrene. She is one Of the best
appointed packets leaving this port,
and is in charge Of clever and expe-
rienced boatmen. P. P. Pease pre-
sides in the Office, assisted by Hugh
Smith.
Louisville Oourier-J Journal: That
Carlydon railroad disaster killed and
crippled more people in ten minutes
than has been done by all the West.
crn and Southern steamboats, in five
years; and still them fellers" al
Washington keep up howl about the
safety Of passengers on boats. Why
don't they compel railroad officials t.
obtain license, and trains to provide
for the safety Of their passengersi
They are afraid that railroad public
officials and Office holders in higt
places interested in railroads will put
a muzzle on EN- and stop 'em from
sucking the government teat they
freeze to so persistently. That's
what's the matter with Dumont anC
them fellers." They are quick t
howl against steamboats,, but when i
comes to railroads killing and Grip
ping their passengers they are as I'M
concerned as a billy goat chawing al
old red flannel undershirt and as
dumb as oysters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
AIEaOhmleTII N0IiO1.

No. 1893 Before g r Powell, j tsy shsIbv oou,,-
y, Tenn.-George Arnold { Co, Va W n
Miner * Levy.
this cause an attachment having been
n sued out under section 1856 of the Code OF
rTApeEty Of the defendants,bV Attachment and
garPisha ent and affidavit having been made
that defendants are indebted TO the plain
Hn ~ the sum ofsl8 II, due by account, and
sAsI the olain Is Just md that the defendants
are non-residents of the State Of Tennessee II
Is therefore ordered, that said defendants
make their personal appearance before me on
the LIST day Of September, 1888, at u O'Clock m
az my ottoe, No. Madison street, Nom
phis, Tennessee, and defend said attSeb-
ment suit within the time prescribed by law,
OF the same will be proceeded with ex-parte:
and that copy Of this order DO published once
Ledger. ~'A-"
This the 9th day Of July, 1888.
lS6 ia l4O liG POWET.,sJp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

COTTON SEED, OIL, RTc.-COtton
seed st river landing SIC per ton; seed
meal, 81 60al800 per tom oil cake,
S2li oil, SOaSSc for crude; 42a64c for re-
fined as per quality.
LIVEST0OK-Choice beef cattlescarce.
do medium 4a415c per ID gross; other
classes ] 1fa4s<c, as per quality; yearlings
seas each; mich cows $20a30; per head;
sheep 3Ia4c per ID, for good mutton quail
tiles, and $lal 80 perhead for poor;
lambs - 50a3 per head tor medium and
base per pound for choice. Mules at
sos 70 t110 each; horses at $65 to $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
Attackmanf MniIen

Before ] NJ Coleman, ]. P. FOR Shelby ANN
ty, Tenn.-Edward Fitzgerald VS. j L Nor
gan,
/ N this cause. an attachment having beam
4 sued out undOF section 1856 Of the code Of
iehnessse, sRd returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and afida-
yAt having been made that defendant is in
Se1ted to tho plaintiff in the sum Of
SOO Co.. due by account. and that
tne claim 70 Just. and that the defend
AIT 10 . Nonresident of the State Of Ten.
nessee, II 10 therefore ordered that said de-
iendant make his personal appearances be-
10rs me on the 18th day Of August, 1888, at
10 o'clock am, ct my ONCE. No. IL
and defend said attachment suit within tNs
time prescribed BY law, or the same viii
be proceeded with ex-parte; and that COPY
o. thig erder DO published once a week for
This the 9th day Of july. issS
l30 ~ 1873 IA j M OOLEMAN I'D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

Some contention is going on as to
the birth place of Christopher Column
bus in view Of the approach of the
four huniredth Anniversary o. the
discovery of the Western world,
Where he was borh-whether in
Genoa or in an obscure place in Corsi,
ca matters but little; where be got the
announcement aud material aid TO 20
upon his voyages Of discovery is the
important point. The capital city Of
Ferdinand and Isabella of CASTLE aad
Arragon has the best claim, and the
little Spanish port Of PalOs the mex.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

Letter heads, bill heads, bills 0
lsding, envelopes, hand bills andrvery
other kind ofjob printing executed ii
che best style and at the lowest prices
ct the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and blank. book mandatory l3
MLdisop street. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
sTEAMRoAT6,
Tug R0r S Sie9.

Tug Scr sale.
UHE elegagt tSe A. 3, SANFORD, of Mem
L phis, only 3 years old; good for ilsht dow
jnR aud passengers. Has lust bson inspected;
has eoastinR license, 81 leet long, Is feet
beam, feet held, Ia horse power engine;
new boiler. win sell for $500 cash If sold in
70 days. Apply on board or at 3. Porcell's
aoSss, on Wolf RIVER, l5i 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
POSTQFFICE. MEMPHIS, TIN \.
AslftrOnds.
OPEN.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

FINLEY, Ticket Agent,
STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
2g7 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04

sI6OndAy. Wednesday and Friday.
fDaily.
iSundav. Tuesdsy and Friday.
6TTAsdav. ThupsAsy and Saturday:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-04
RIVER INTERFERENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For White river, JOSIE Harry. ......6 p m
BOATS LEAVING To-MoRRow.
For st Louis. City Of Helsna..... 10 m
4 " Vicksburg. City Of Cairo........l0 a m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alice Brown. Ohio river.
City Of Providence. st Louis
DEPARTED. 5t
Steamer Ooahoma, Friars Point
Dean Adams, 0sceols
City Providence, Vieksburg.
IN PORT.
Josie Harry
STAGES OF THE RIVER
Memphis-ls feet 2 inches. decline OF
8 inches during the past "a hours.
Pittsburg--4 feet 8 inches, decline of 4
inches.
Cincinnati feet 9 inches, a rise of 2
feet.
Louisville-9 feet, rise of inches.
Evansville--7 feet 10 inches, rise Of 10
inches.
Cairo-l9 fest II inch, a rise of 10
inches. IS,
St. LOuis-2l feet 8 inches, and sta
tionary.
Yicksburg-27 feet 8 inches, decline
of 10 inches.
Nashville-l0 feet, and rising.
Chattanooga foot 8 inches, rise
of inches. 40
Shreveport feet 6 inches, a decline Of
8 inches.
Fort Smith
Little Rock
White and st. Fiancis rivers, though
fallinga are at fair stage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
g5ocherflichc Sni,rci@ Sfaafs~Bcifaene.

Ii3et in 6obofen bate Sic Gerbreder troB
ibrer ior9fGltigenT lbreu
pcr6aftet. Gn SerieD @itD mar Die 9lntlnge
gesel tie I'M gtu ms Nerf gelebt ltl1o tie
iaDen ii6 einem 10 eiiernen, ourb Nll9en7
3eugell erbdrteten Shulo6tiDetle Ge9cnllber,
paB Den lonit 10 fred)en Gerbredcrll oas
6erS in Die Ooien fiel l1llo lie it'd, nit Ser
SiOtletltung Hltf cine 0erlanolung Dor 0c>
iUiporenen, I'M GerihtSIaale ihulolg be-
tdltnteu.
Die @erban6lung Dor @el6porenen
DilrDe iDren iibrtgens gar l1t0ts 9enuBt.
baben; oenn Ste itno III Stem SerleD 10
0erecbt ipte bic 9tiGter. l1nb Den 2toppfaten
pirD bort nidt g%eitottet, Die 8er30nolun7
gen orrh Serfclitedcreien in bic &Gnge 5u
Ste0en. Sn Stem ScrleD fDmner aut Die
0eiODDrcnen>8a1 feline SGufte ltnO Glel,
ipie Dies 10 oft in BEN n1ei1teu anocrn Stda>
ten ber llttDn lll1o ald int be10GbGrtei1
9tcip y)ort Der SAL lit, 100 Derlel6e 9tllgel1t
Der 8erurtbeilutg bur0 @el0lDorcle cutz
Qtng, obglci0 na6geipielcn tpar, Dap ct III
i~eincr Gtgcnidaft ais QoltStit Dor Der 3bllre
Der Wianhattan Sparbant ais Mdbe tur
bic YnntrQllber oie1te, ais Dtc1e cine Der
frehiten Gdltraubtbnten polfltDrte1.
Qll0 fGnneu iiO III 9tcp ScrlcD Dcrur>
tbeilte gefGbrli6e Gerbredcr gar feline 9off7
lllltg ouf Scgndotgltng MAIDEN.
0aB nber bic Sulti3 uo1 9fetp Serle0
lelb1t Die DorueAmell IND rctCbell Gcrbre1er
unabipcllO6ar erreidt, 1teDt man all Den
3ablreiden bctriigcrtiNcn bo6cn 8anfz uilo
Staatsbeamten I'M 3udtDaule 5u &rentott.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
Matnr.ptNemT@aft mmO MeItatou.

gor einigen Sabreu eridicn i'm Mpier'z
f6en Gerlag in Stuttgart Dos Bud: .Oie
9 at 10 mi d. EN- &beorieu 6re
Stellun93nrY DiIOiop6ie, &elt9ton
uno Waorol."
@erfaiier bes @crtes lift ser ousae,eid,z
nete i6WGbil0e Sbeologe &u5olf
S6mio, Der iebt in ieilrem ie6sun6finfz
5i9iten 2cbensiabre itebt. Gr mur6e nad
Grlebi9ung leiner 1lniperlitGtsituoicn, bic
Ell i'm Sabre 1849 bur1 begeiiterte peri6nz
Iide S~beilnabnle am Sample fir Die Deutl6e
GeIdsOertaiiung ullterbroden bate, 8ri=
Datlebrer III Der Samilie oes beriibmten
engltl6en StaatSmanneS uno Sdriftitelz
lers 0er5Og BON NrgDll uno bate aud Oei7
fen Sobn WtarquiS 2orne, iebtgen @eue=
al@@ouUerneur bon @a1aoa uuo Sdtpie>
geriobn Der &Dnigin Sictoria, Su unterri6@
ten. 9ta6 leilem ipdtereu @intritt in Den
piirttembergil6en eoangeliiden &trdenz
Oienit tDurOe S6mto 9iaconus III Sell
brOnn, onnn Staotpfarrer unb 0ofprebiger
in Der GoOeHieeitaDt SrieSri6sbafen, Der
CONNER 9teifben3 Des piirttembergiiGen
6ofes, oarauf 0efan in Sdmdbii6 6au,
uno ieit Sur3em lit CT 0irettDr (ooer uie
mans in @iirttemberg nennt, @pbOrus)
Oes t6e0Iogti1cn Semtndrs 81 S6Ontbal,
elmer Der bier Dortreffliden tpIrttembergtz
1den b0beren Qebranitalten, in tueI6en II
aebenoe Ybilologer, PbilolOpben nno Sbeo7
IO9en aufs eigentli6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
porbereitet tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06

fir fi6 10 erfreuli6en patrtotti6en &ll1os
9eblnaen, nit melden III cillent allOerelt
Tbeile &entudD's, na1lt6 in 2out5Oiue,
Oer YrGiioent Der Ser. Staaten empfan9en
morDell lit.
Wtan fonn eS re~publtfauilden Eartetz
blGttern ipabrlid nidt pcriibclr, tpenn 1te
Gus 9tebeu tuie bic 8ladburn'i0e Capital
MAIDEN un6 tpenlt tie 1alb triumpDtrer1o
Dertiinben: vSebt, 10 geben it6 Die an9Cc7
ie6enite1 bempfrattl6 e1 Sllbrer bonn Su>
zen Isle fDnnel1 bultbeStrele Surger Die
9Gc0ierung ocS 8unOe5 elmer Bartet a,lOerz
traucll, Su oeren beO%eutcnDlten Sllbrert
WlGuner gc60reu, ipcl6e nod beute NIT
orDBtcr Sre00cit ibren alten bruocrnOroe@
ridden 5aB 9egsn bic Union 5ur S@au
tra9el?"
@ucr6ingS fann ei1 &erl ipie 8lad6urn
Dtcle E0licnDe BON 0uten 8ilrgcrn, Die be-
reit. iparcll, aud einnal Der bcu1Dtrattldcn
8artei Da5 Seft in Die !San0 81 geben, ptc@
Der itu5ig MAIDEN.
Sem Deriiinftiger Wleni6 m1tbet ben
alien Jebellcl1 81, baB tic Die arlrIe1t Slll1
Der lpiclen. gber man fanlt iDcnl81tcn5
bon Dclielltgcn berlelber, ipelde III Der R0>
litif cine 9tDlle lptclen, Dcrlongcn, Dap ne
nit Oers lIub WtlIn0 bnnOeStrclle Nurgtr
iino. SeDr nicle bon iDncn itno eS olId).
Q(6er burdb Neoen, mie Sic 8ludburn'i6e,
tpirD trpy oler 2opolitdtS &eriiNerungcn
bcutofratii6er 8latiprmen baS ate WtiBs
troucn INNER Wieber ma6gerufcl, SulnQl
ipcrn ein ipl6er 6eiblporn pom SliDtn cS
ais ein bcionbereS Gerbictit Der oenlofrati@
i0tn 9artet a%nfii6rt, baB ie fir 3critO7
rultg OcS 8unOcS gefo6tell babe.
WtGdte bO6 Die Demotrotilhe Yartel
Ielbit ibre 6ii0rcr upm S0la8e Blafburn'S
gouS crnitIi6 periuecfq1! Jtur 10 fann IS
per6inoert mcrbel, baB i'll BEN 9roBen IGablz
fdmpIeu bcS naditcn SaDrcs bas leiOigc
vbGuti0c 9emb" ipieDer 9el6iDnnge1
nirb. Mern ober bcn1Ofratiide Siibrer
ielblt 6aS s3ei0cn bosu gcben, Oarl miro
bclogtes !6emo I'M nGditcn @a0lfampfc
tbrer Partei iebr unlanft uun Die ODrtn
flicuCu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
Der sec1enrte2er 1T ser sSone.

gSer fennt ni6t Dem Nanten mad ben
ProfeIior S6ger in Stuttgart? Oils Der
grobe O2anm enolid) merfte, bab ibm Die
Seelenrie6erei nun Spott uno 6obn eins
trug, tnuroe CT prattil6, 10 prafttlh ME
Der gerieben1te gantee rllo mari ii6 auf Die
M~oLIentleioer, 0aS betBt: er le6rte. Dab Der
Wtenl6 nur 0ann gang geiuno iein tonne,
ipenn er CONNER uno gSinter einen 3ugez
fn0pften nouenen Goe, pollene 6oien uno
ein molenes 9emo TRACE, bic aber einen
9an5 beionOeren S6nttt boben millen.
0ieien Sdnttt erfano Sdger ielbit uno er
nennt bic bon ibm erfunoenen tpouenen
@eiunbbeitstleiber ben S GgerrOG, pie
SGger6Oie, bas SGgerbemO,~A Ale
SGgerunterDole II. /, 10. Sugletdl
peri6affte CT ii6 Die nOtbt9en Patente aut
leine @rfinbung.
limb nun ldob Ser alte Seelenrie6er miez
Der lbs, Inn allentbalben 9teDen 81 balten.
Qlber er reoete ni6t me6r bon ser Seelenz
rie6erei, i"onDern bon ben SSGgerfleiOern,
uno slpar mt 10 binreiBe1oer Gereotlamz
teit, oaB er ni6t me6r auSgcla6t, lonOern
ais Elm NobItbGter Der Wfenl6beit geprtelen
purbe. SSa balo getrallte CT iid nit letnem
breiten luooeuti6en Nccent bis nDr oas
2eipsiger uno 8erIiner 9ublifum, uno au6
Do bcte6rte er Diele Qeute 3Im SSdgertleibe.
Son lei1em grOBarttgen Grfolge betontmt
man einen 8egrtff Our6 folgenoe Uttttbetz
luna zines DerlGBltdeu Wtannes in S6maz
ben: s9ie Na6frage na6 SGgerDemOe1,
Sdger6oien uno SGgerr06en lit enDrm.
Wian perit6erte mir, OaB Der pieloerlpottete
Grfinber Der Seelenrie6eret oIet1 BON ben
Manufafturiiten 8enger S01ne in Stuttz
CART, Die ben QQeinOerfauf q eitempel<
ter SGgerDemoen un0 unterz
Deintleioer baben, I'M Sabre 1882 cine
Gantieme BON $4,000 sc. beSogen babe.
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me, Die lelbit in ameritaniidem @eloe
cine le6r Itattli6e Sabresetnnabme aus
ma6t, n6mLi6 $10,S8S. 60 ptcl bat allo
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aus ben SGgerbemoen uno SGgerunterbolen
ietn @etuinn III Sdgerr06en unb SGgerz
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Ter ebenfalIs cine bobe gntbetlslumme be-
5ablen miiilen, Die faum pentger betra9eH
tam, ais Die fir oas unter5elg.
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benperbienlt tpeit grDBer, ais Der amtItbe
6auptperbienit, benn Der lebtere betrGgt,
tpenn's bob tommt, $1,000 i'm Sabre. Snz
Dem aber Die Begetlterung fir ben Sdgerz
rod, Die Sdeerboie rnb bus peri6ieOeIarz
ttge Sdgcrunterseug i'm SiiOen unO 9tOrOeH
beS Glten 8aterIanbes nod in Der 3unahms
begriffen lit, itebt es bombenfeit, oaB Sagel
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niaen Sabren ein reider Ntann iein tpirO
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baB Sdger, wie 10 man6er ameritaniids
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aus vStuoirten", namli6 8ealntelt,
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iogar @eneraltabsofftsiere, Die betln iebigen
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bod gang 8epiB ebenfaus gu ben StuOirten
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