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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
Matchmaking in New Mexico.

In the old Spanish-American days in
the southwest, marriage was a matter
Ia which the contracting parties had
little to say, the question of choice and
fitness being settled by the parents Of
the couple. That practice has fallen so
much out of date in the present geuera-
ton that it sounds odd~to read now in a
published account of a recent marriage
at Guadalupita, New Mexico. in which
s. Mexican of 6S years welded q senor-
ita OF 16 years, that the compensations
he was called upon to make for the dif-
ference in their respective ages vas set
tied at thirty yaras OF land. an adobe
house, and five apple trees, presumably
paid to her parents
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

English Spawn Lin;melt removes
al Hard, Soft OF Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spayins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney
Ring Bone, Stiles, Sprains. all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by T. c. Buerstatte,
Druggist, Manitowoc. Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
G. A. X. GEL -BRATION AT
MELN.AU UKEE,

On account Of the G. A r. Anniyer
sary at Milwaukee, the Mort Western
Line viii sell excursion tickets at re
ducei rates Oh June s and 9, good for
return passage until June 10, 1895 in
elusive. For tickets and full infOrma
ton Apply to agents Chicago d North
Western Railway.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
EEIIEFIS SIX HUIRS.

DISTRESSING kidney aud Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure" "
/ his new remedy is a great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptness ID
relieving pam in the bladder, lldneye,
back and every part OF the urinary pas
sages IN male or female. 1t relieves re-
pentiCp Of water and pain IL passing It
almost immediately. If YOU want quick.
relief and cure this Is your oriy remedy
Sold by F. c. Buerstatte, Druggist, Mani
tOwOc Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
SOETHMARD HOI

FARMERS who are seeking to bet
ter themselves should go South. The
Queen and Crescent Route offers a
million acres Of farms at $500 to
$5 90 an acre ton easy terms:) and low
round trip land rates 10 principal
points, Go and see. No billiards.
No cold waves. Fine schools and
churches. Hospitable people. Send
for books and information.
", L. RINEAasoy, G. p. 4,
Cincinnati, Q.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

T,F. Anthony, Ex-Postmastero OF From
ise City, Iowa, says: II bought one bot
tleof Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
took two doses Of 1t did more good than
my medicine I ever took" Sold by Z. G
Buerstatte, Druggist, Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
Dr.. Price Cream Baking Powder
awarded Gold Medal 1Ii1winter Fair San Francisco.

Ii mortals didnot overrate their i'm
portance they would not be such ar
rant towards.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
WIT AND HUMOR.


Do not waste all your wind calling
for Gqlcesto, Ne,0s.
p.,aa -. .,..- -.
worth firhtino for Gg1rsSt0n Ners,
Ra,,,o,a of ,,oo,,lo ~ .bi,,1- rofo,.,,,
shorlJ LoCi, o,,t,. sray, -,,l La,,io IGi- y
@.,,,.t.. ouI,,.,' geS'h away llom noiAe'--'i''-
+
,,,iI 10 -. JeS'ouS! aLl'' q KIN
4II,sg,lts, L''i,,,I ('',.' ,I'''>o $40" P'o7i
00''' '''''
ra " ~. Uou nnJ Niom 10y, "na' We can 20 @ tIli
that To cn" cl,',, ''ejf 80 We ie4'e"'is AHN'
- ',, '',,5''
o"nuay ScAoo! leacAer-" hat Is Il
nrooln,s dirao,. a., l''iAS N ! no!A ns,1 Oi''e
a a MAN mas a close can when ne leaves
-, la.i--' G'lice @no Is ye!ieN after to come
,''' '0'7' '''' ''ooi. 60 ''''0'
"e- ouGS ia'y calls young
/ Li"H pore II doeon auEur Weii Tor tie
reno" chaneeS.--itlaI1zt JoarHr-
/ =, Mss : learssey-Is marriage failure?
/ va b"cA-1es es' aud 50 are any sngges-
lions about it.-H'ti4d-l23ia H9Q"trer
/ Ss,llI"'L - frequent IoEstuhher OF
i'2al-1J. ms eNp-aihs WY so lew
/ yo'eehieh Oecome lnSane.-IcGaS sgt
| ''-35'
III just lie i'll wait for the next man
/ that comes along, remarked the defect
| I'VE weighing machine. PHILADELPHIA
! Eec0 Il.
On NAV kno,v what ne wants At
prese 1t. lit he does not know What he
| is going to want after he @ets it.WGaL
rsSt0H Icrs,
~Ah, half de vnr,, lives hv nnIIin, de
! otbaa halrs Iaigs , sirboJ frncia Kiob
AS he softly reaohoJ f3r the midni%ht
heu.-C.. faL5lI jlli,lG1aI,r
H. 1,I,.'...a-,:... .T.....-...-
- - - nc question thal worries me
iI,o5I Ii - 'H " lLo.It one interiors. ne
I.4I ,'I,4 10 pUl by, p5eI toI en- IIaI Sood
'''o'' { II '''s''"oSi''S'' Heco|"'
She-Indeed, sir, | haven't reached
the matrimonial bargain counter yet!
He-Iou would be bargain, my dear,
on any connter.-Harpcr'S B0zar.
1y-rb,,, IL ~ ~. Il,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

When the devil fails in his efforts
10 persuade man 10 trade horses he
acta him into politics.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

When yOu force one down to a con
clusiOn you must pin him down l.
order TO keep him there.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

II folks treat their friends as they
treat their stomachs, they viii have no
friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
TAM MANY MEN OF EAR
IL DAYS,
DT s.. S. MCCLURE. LIMITED.


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| Ia many va the heir Of the su;,it @
|tae Sons Of LIhartvof the Revolution
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

Without the weakness of human ma
tnre there would be nothing to develop
the sympathy of human nature.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

CE those 5--Gclateu with laTuiEtnN
, carried New York city hy l.OJ3 ma
{ i0rity. elected aaron Burr and ID
I A3ItI Clinton 70 the legislature ans
. began, through the use of patronage
Is well as by fairer politics, to extend
It's influence throughout the state,
9 Bum. however nearly wrecked the
local organ. or at least put in great
: peril the influence Of Iammany. He
} secured q charter from the Legislature
osteusibly for the creation Q.
company to supply New
York city with pure water. Conceal
: - in that charter was one provision
Aich enabled Burr and his demo
cratic associates to organize the Man
haitian hank. Burr and his TammaDy
associates controlled the stock. ! he
lublic Indignation was intense. Iuat
anger was due ID part 10 the belief d
,4g community ,lat It had been cheat
81 ~ Z Legislative truth, and III pari
q -l7 iaar tLaJ the power which LLi.
back could exercise "1uid perhaps BE-
dangerous. or at least costly - the
Community.
Therefore in the election Of 1876
s.e Democratic party lost the prestige
nl.let 1t had gained III the election q
Ii.I and lbs. The Fedoraiists hoped
laat by reason of tins 'flcEy cIarte1
lt-s L'e--l0-.ac! "9Jio 5o9. 5 t4e > 7la.e Z. !"
| 'iAi5 fear wa5 not justified, however,
Burr managing the bank and men as
| W.It with exceeding tact, so that
ls-. '.s7 Lo oft2-l5'l1'l - me 2l..cl :
. l,.7 i.'.ie ~. ~ M I-l''' -,
Win iA'l u jefferson, = : 'li7 l'4S'ei Z,
'-.'.:..'5 osiI'S .l."1 " igt7o" y, "o't4''
=" '.l5.tA I-e7-oeL' ald DUR wee
it.. -,'eiiL-
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.--.: nc -.5 s.,tt--'l .. me oi':ce nc 81 ~
=. - - ,,-
l.''''a 3l,i a.''4.' ~ '.i7 % Col
7-..7 4" Sel@a1 IA 'H' ilo'.7e ol = repre-
-.-.''.'i'a7 SIe e!e1'Iol O = ellels''ii-
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....,'.l..l l,l. ,ill1,' ~ .--,,'t e"-l','
>o.1'.','-' = s'' - lo'I' ,--l'I''
a-'d III III. i.'5- Le-t'isett'' hlia governor.
'-...- 1liiss2h aiS'1l''ile" iEe lla'Ioii5S'
~ -5'Il manner a7 70 alo Aa'ti.ha"y
g.id me more con- l.''s5S 10 % %eS1IoE ,,,S
IN ~ d.5i'tslon .I - 'il"'' Dt v 80
,.--''o.i !, - 7''Ll- ti-9 -"l'i9 TaI - in'
Y. .'.' .'.''s5a @a''1'e +, posi- WHICH az
.si'ea ~ looz 70 become mayor o.
-'s'' , 0tA'
Ia saa-a way, TOO vague ROW 10
trace. tan bitter hostility which had
t..s.' &. ,e.oped ia lamma4y- AGAINST
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

Mans lnLumanity to man il not 4
marker TO mans inhumanity to the
women.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
UNDER . .AIkNG.

9. & ". Frazer have put in co,nplet5
stock OF undertaking Goods AID all or
ders in that line viii receive prompt at
eDtIon. Day and night calls attended TO
No.11 u North Eighth st.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30

is the best WOOD = in the market ann
1000 shingles and makes them absolutely rot-proof
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

gtehmen mir, nod einen Bid auf
Bic ih0ne tpefliAe partie. Der Burg
Mbsnbera iperfenb, Mbfdieo BON Der.
fslben uno lenten uniere Shritte benz
nahen Walb gu, be1en 5trabe uns
mad elmer tursen @trede mitten burh
buftige 5opfensdrtert Sur 5taDt
Spalt fiibrt. 0ielelbe tDirb bereits
1887 urtunblih genannt unb fam i'm
Sabre 1896 aus Dem 8efib Der 8urs@
grafen BON Niirnberg IN ienen bes BIZ
fthpfs bon gidltdtt. Gipalt bat neben
elmer intereHanten, burdt Doppeltbiis
rem gssiertsn Stiftstirhe eine mod
Gus friiber 3eit itummenoe 8efeifiz
gung, tpie zines unferer 8ilber 5eigt,
nnb neben benz Huf, ben beiten 6opfen
bes enropdifasn 6sItlonbes 3u bauen,
aud ben Hnbm, Der 0eburtsOrt Ges
org Gpalatins 5u fem. Bon @palt
aus ftatten mir Der mnferifh gelegensn
8urq Marnfels eineu Beiuh ab. beren
;nnere. NIT Waffea unb alIsrIei Run1ts
qer1tben dusgsitattsten Ndume 3eags
niB aebsn bon Der feinen @eihmdds-
ridtuna ibrss bsrseitiesa 9eiibsrs,
bes beriiamten 6hlahtenmaltrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
5tabt Mbenbern

Mir bsniiben babel bic giienbabn,
fahren an Der lnitteldlterlihen Stabt
Shipaba bpriiber unb MAIDEN an
benz inbuitrien berbprragenben Srte
NDtb 6alt. Bon bort aus betreten
mir bic 2anbfraBe uno nebmen ben
Mea. an fruhtbaren 9efiloen nnb
einaelnen Malbitrsden porii6erfoms
n1enb. na4 Stabt unb ShloB Nbenz
BERG. sssn elmer gnten Stunbe lit Der
duBerit malerifd selesene Srt errsidt
unb fhon BON ferne fOnnen mir uns
an benz Mnblid Der alien Burg nit
ibren mGhtigen Sbiirmen unb 3innen
erfreuen. Oie Stabt nit ibren reins
lihelt StraBen burApanoernb, fpmz
men mir. nadbem uns in Der am Sube
bes Sdlo1es selesenen Shenfe elm
f0itli9er Srunf baperii4en 8ieres
frebsnat tpurbe, gum Dflihen, BON
einem melt iih ausoebnenbsn Wieien<
plan besrensten @ingange Der Burg
Nbenbera. Der luftise 8ursbof, ben
mir betreten. Bot Dor Sabrbunberten
seniissnb Raum fir ale iene Bitter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
Der Riefentopf s,s 8ms.sla,s.

Gs gibt tpobl feline Stabt Der
Melt, bic ni9t ireenb Elm Mabrseis
den, Elm febenspertbes Grinnerungss
itiid an einen irttereHanten hifortl9en
@prsang auf3uneifen bdtte, absr niat
inmer entipre9en iol4e Denfmdler
bem ghurafter Der 5tubt, Der Gisen@
art ober bem @eiperbe ieiner gtntpohe
ner; aunetit iino es ieooh politil9e
lgrinnerungsaeihen, Siesestropbden
ipber Mnbenfen an persangene traurige
3eiten. gine Sebenspiirbisteit, pie
iie bic fMeiiIhe 3reisItabt 8un5lau
auf5npsiien bat. Elm Wabrsei9en feis
nsr Snbuitrie, 1T fhon feltener. 8un5s
lau bat einen bebeutenben 9eperbebes
trisb, Der iiA auf 8lasfabrifation.
GiiensieBerei, 9olsipaaren uao sroBs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
8ura q BEN bera.

fpiele uno gldnaenben Ssite, tpel9e in
iAm abgebalten tpurben. 2ebte bod
bufelbit bas mdhtise unb eble Sc
f4leat Der 8rafen BON Mbenberg, BON
benen berf4iebene GeI9i9tsforIher
bic 6erfunft Der 8urggrafen bon
Nirnbera ben Nbnberrsn bes iebigen
bsutfden aaiierbaufes, berleiten. Bon
ben Sbiirmen Der Burg faaut man
tpeit in ous 2anb, unb gu unfern Siis
Ben liest iener Mnger, auf tpel4em Die
9urniere itattfanben, tpelhe Der grDBte
epilhe Oiatsr bes beutfhen Mittel1
alters, Wolfram BON gihenbaa, belz
fen SdlpB nur ipenige Stunben bon
Mbenberg entfernt lag, In ieinem 9elz
bengebiht par5ibal beiingt. llnb
Sannbduier nennt ben @rufen Sries
brin III. bon Gutenberg einen 8ez
1hiiber Der Di9ts unb Sangssfunit
unb fteIIt Jpn in cine Neibe nit 9erz
3og 9ertbolb ". BON Meran, Welf
VI. bon @dpaben, @raf 5uso III.
bon 9iibinasn unb bem beionbers
bod gefeierten 2anbsrafen 5ermann
BON Shiirinaen. unb biefes Nbenz
berd. in pel9em Die beriibmtefen
beuti9en Oidter unb MinnsIdnger
bor mebr als einen halben Sa9rtauz
ienb lire Weiien erflinsen lieben, lit
ieBt bas Seim eines Der gefeiertiten
Sanger Der SeBtaeit, Mnton SAotts,
aemorbsn. Der als Sfficier i'm beuti9@
fransOfifhen ariese fid hobe Ins@
seidnunaen ertampft unb auf ben
Brettern. tpel9e Die Welt bebeuten, ben
2orbser bur9 bic Maht bes Geiangss
errunoen bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
satter ,ssae atsass
Hpn Nsorib glautarts.

.@prfH Mutter, no lit bod ser wu.
tel nlein9
sss 6ob' ibn lang nibt ge1eben!"
rr0tr Gubfeinb tDolIte erpbsrn ben
Mbsin
Da puibts er aan, Rumpfe seben. -
~M.in @ater ssbOrt niht gum Rrie'
:. a serfono: ;.
Mos bot er i'm 5elDs gu 3daffen94
r.Ridt SOl0ier fdnlpfen fiir's @ater.
Idnb,
81 ftrsibt Elm golt in maffen!" /.
,Wann te9rt tenn eber Uater surud
aus bem arieg.
DAB Rrdn5e gum Wiatonm ih
r1d9eg"
rYDein @atsr besabltt NIT 8lut ben
6ies;
gr itarb Der beilisen Sads!"
wmein @atsr sefansn9 = . Sammer
P unb Npth!
1lnb blt fuMnit 70 rtbig eriheinen9"
~rsSbm tpurbe als 5elb Der berrlihite
Sob. 45
alnb 8ott fpirb uns tpieoer bereinen. ="
v5o fomm'. LAB uns iAmiiden ben
2ei6eritein
Mit frifAen Mumengetpinben."
nn5ie fAarrten nit feinen @enoHen
i6n Elm,
Die Stelle if riht mebr gu ftnbsn!""
uSein 9rab in getreibtem 8ooen er
fano9"
llnb bod ift Ct felig geitorben:
rnDenn tper gsfnlIen fiir's 0atsrldnb.
Der 6at ii9 ben 9inlnel sripurbsn!""
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

drtise @dnbFeinarbeiten eritredt, Jet,
nen bDhiten Mubm aber in SDpfers
tpaaren, Osfen, SbonrDbren etc. ers
rsiht. Oas Jog. 8unalauer 9ut,
braun unb peiB slaiirtes &affeeges
f9irr, iit felt bem AZ. Sabrhunosrt in
aGer Welt befanat unb gefhdbt, unb
elm Wabrseiden Der @tabt i'm Dollen
Sinne bes Wortes 1T besbalb nah
ibrer 5auptinbuftrie bic Gebenstpiir@
lbisfeit, bic unier Bib tpiebersibt, elm
Nieientopf bon taft boppelter Man=
nesbDbe. gr tpirb BON Der @tdot
forgfGltig gebiitet. audi no er furolih
ben olten plaB fat rdimen unb neu
amfeeitellt tperben n,iiiIen. Das Riez
fen{tid Der eblen 9Dpferfunit bleibt
iboffentlih nod lange bas Wahraeihen
elmer blii6enben Snbnitrie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

Mer als Eourift bas ulte Niirnberg
bsfunt unb ieine @traben burntDcns
bert Dat. iper bic bortigen ein5ig i9o~
,en Rirnen geleben unb babel bic ptts
len oafeIbft nod befinplihen aunt@
fddBe au beipunbern @elegenbeit funb,
tpirb nohl thnn. einsn grbolungsdns1
flua in bas nabe, lnnbfhaftlih fh0ne
nnb an aefbintlihen Grinnerungen to
reihe frdntifhe Mesattbal hierauf au
maiden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
bon Merfen borf.

Shor bon Werfen bor I.
len @dnoer unb apdnaig Meilen ritt
er in's 2anb. Bis er fein 3iel fanb.
ct fagt bieriibsr in feinem 8eriht:
,9earaben unb btIdrdbt s1
sSit ietn gebein, 6as ebel,
eSn Gihenbah, benz Martt; g atlE
sSn un1er Sratpen Waiiniter bat er
1ebl." 4t3.
Muf bem iaDnen Murftplab fehen
mir bic in ihrer iesisen duBern Geitdlt
aus benz Sabre 1429 itammenbe
pfarrfirhe u,.b bas 1471 erbaute
Rat6baus. Daielbit tft aud bas nit
einem 8runnen perbunbene, i'm Sabre
1860 burn RDnig MdTimiliun II. bon
Bapern erri6tete unb pon benz WIns
hener 8Lbbauer Rnon berseitellte
Denfmal Wolirams BON gfAenba9,
Der, lorbeergstrDnt, in Der 2inten bas
5dpert unb in Der He1ten bic 2eier
balteno, Sitter unb Dihtef ausleih,
auf benz Yiebeital ii4 erbebt. gidenz
bad perlaHenb, erreihen mir nad flirs
asm Weg bus gnb5iel unierer Mans
bsrung, bas idon i'm 12. Sabrbunoert
b
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
Sbor BON g{9enba d.

henben @e19leate Der Ritter bon
@ihenbah itamnt, ipie neuere Sorz
fdunasn nadgetpiefen babeu, Der
arDbte Di9ter bes Mittelalters,
@olfram bon @f9enba9, Der apiz
fden benz Gnbe bes spOlften nno benz
Mnfanq bes breiaebnien Sabrbunoerts
lebte. csm fiinf3ebnten Sabrhnnbert
ma9te Der baperif9e Bitter Pattria
bon Aeiderabuufen eine 5abrt nah
gidenba9, um bas Grab Wolfrans
aufaufinben. sSn 10 manher &tr9e
Der bortiesn @esenb fuHte er ben eo=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

Gtabtmuntr bon SpdIt.s
bas mir. Elm tpiefenfriihes 1hdlhea
burhnanbernb, In nidt gar LANCER
Seit erreinen. Der malerifA ihDn
aeleaene Drt mar in Der aipeiten
6Glfte bes breiaebnten Suhrhunberts
cine gommenbe bes Oeutfhorbens.
Wdhreno bes Dreibigjdbrisen Rrieses
puroe Die @tabt bursh bic 5AiDeben
aeItiirmt unb sepliinbert. SIN SABRE
1896 fam GIhenba9 NIT ben Mnss
bahlhen Qunben an Wreuben unt
1906 burh Deeret NapoieDH's an
Banern. Qlus Dem fhon i'm elften1
sSabrbunbert in gendnnter Stabt bliisi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

nrnamentirten p[atte enbenb. iibers
bies anf tl1anne Mrt, NIT 9dnge5iers
rafben, nit aetten unb @rapirungen
aeIhmiidt. Das Ganae lit bon elmer
gan3 eigenen, malerii4en Wirfung,
ma9t I'm 1siner @erbinbung bon iplis
Der araft unb fa0ner Nnnlatb einen
eigentbiimlihen pbantaiieDollen GinS
brud. gs finb Die iogenannten ~Gus
rem, oltnorbif9e 8lasinitrumente
aus Der jiinesren 8ronseaeit; ihr Mls
ter miibte alfo auf ungefdhr $500
Sabre seI4Gst perDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

Gr genntsfe. Wubnenmit@
alieb. v6err Oeretter, uier afnn' Sis
geerle WDrIfdslIung MIDI gam, be
Grf1te 2iebbaberin 10 Gis nlit'n Ndz
turbor5hsn burHsebrunnt!" Dirstz
tot: rNa, bic ipsr'n ntr gltin tpieber
BAN; looFen 81 ,nol rsber in's ndhs
.ite Nef unb feb'n G5e I'M Wertbsbaus
ilnh, igb min ni1 Ghipannnsn 6esz
sen. tpsnn II sain bd fibi isbsr
okr Gilpmster hdt Il no4 gsensr miss
Gsrl0mm'tl!S M
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~
- Cine nsue griinbung.
a.: .Wiifen sic, ba bat reulid Sss
manb Elm 9ssnb erfun0en bas fei<
nen Rappf bat" ~ .. Unit
einsm @eitenblid uuf feine Jrau):
%, lieber s}reunb, fOlde trage iA
IfdOn nnslt!
Gtubentsnlo git. .Was
run ns11t SIR Sud unfereinanber ef=
aentIi9 iIirlsr .alies 9ous24 9sz
mooftss 6aupt: aMeil mir uns oft
vrsltoIrirsns llliiHsn!1
SIN 8dbs. yIber @retdsn.
Du hnf porhin NIT osm Qieuterdnt
Elm NsnbssDpus an Gtrdnbe gs6nbt!24
~ BadFi5h ~scssa, tpis ion i1 benn
fonft meinsn MuffaB: .RsifssrlsbuiTe'
ssss~sJS
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pleper3ugsben

Nom Rafernenbof. un=
ferofficier: Ghninbelig tperben sic
auf benz pferbe, GinjGbriser Rraufe2
0err, tpas foG aus Sbnen benn
iptrben. ipenn bas Ienfbare aaftfdtff
erH egflnben ift9
Erffer getanfG oe6es
mann: gum Rudud, mas iiir Elm
fh0nss lodsres Sunggsiellenleben
i1nnte ih bod NIT benz @eIbe fiibrsn,
bds man mir onbietst ~ ipenn ID, beis
ratbs!"
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Mennid ldiigere 3eit NIT benz
Dihter 49,. perfebre, fontint mir BET
fhredlihe 9eroadt baB er iich ielbft
perfuBt bat,
3peifel. Gpibbubs (ber in
{einer WeItsntaihe einen Werlpbungss
rinq entosdD: SEPT tpeeB i9 nih
bdB ih ben Hing gefoblsn poer Bin i1
perlobt2
ssm gifer 9udfifh: .@ss
lffern bdt mid BET 2isutenunt Z fpiber
ineinenQDilIsn aiif bic 5hulttr gsfiiBt,
bsm iptfb' idj bas ndAts Wsul 3sigsf,
baB ntsin Msanb duf benz rihtiosn
Itsd iIt!3 s,,
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cMein Waann su 9auie9"
rNein, sndbige Jrau! Der gndbige
0err 1T bor 3tpei Gtunben ansgez
ritten!3
LIMB ct III nod niat 5uriidss-
fnrnmeng"
uNeiE sndbige Jrdil!"
.Nu6 fsin pferD nod nidt91
y .ylein!"
.ah, bdnn 1T er iiberbaupt
nidt geritten!~
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Gtabtmuner ppn Merfens

bort.
geariinbete Merfenborf. nit ieinen maz
IerilAem Stabtmauerpartien. Nah,
fursenl MufsnihaIt baielbit tDenben
mir uns. in ieber Meife burh unfere
Wanberuna befriebigt, Hah 4nsban,
nm bon bort aus nit BEN DumpfroB
benz alien Niirnberg, Denl Musganssz.
punt biefer Qsnafahrt, allaueilen. MA
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9eI5enhufte 6tellun9.
Gin MeBssrmetIter, Der serne iiber
ben Durlt trinft, gibt einen Riinitler
ben Muftrag, ibH gu malen uno ibn in
elmer mDglihit belbsnbaften 5teaung
ipieberaugeben.
The advocate., 1895-05-29

man, that in his flight from Russia
through Warsaw, he declared to the
Abbe de Prsdt that the Poles had
done nothing; at he had not seen a
Pole in his army during the entire
campaign. ALLISON, vol. XI, p. 1887
My next picture of taxation and
spolistion without money will be that
of Prussia.
Alison's history says:
THE pecuniary exactions which had
been drawn from Prussia, and the
acquisitions in kind, which had been
drawn from its unhappy inhabitants
during the last year 1872 would ex-
ceed belief if they were not attested
by contemporary and authentic docu-
ments. From these it appears that no