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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
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Natures Aesthetics.
Crhe Observations of Philosophical
Friend OF Ours)


Friend OF Ours.)
Age cannot wither nor custom stale
Her infinite varieties"
Antony and Cleopatra.
Initiate Nature, that doeth nothing in
vain. Lord Bacon.
The prophets account of the Great
Creator and Governor is that He is won
derful in counsel and excellent in work
ing" Microscopic details and great sys-
TENS and consultations alike declare His
glory and show Ills handiwork. AL that
He does and directs and indicates shows
perfect, infinite business qualifications.
There is nothing overlooked, nothing
wanting, nothing behind time. nothing In
complete: all bespeaks infinite prudence.
wisdom, bounty. and power. But. far
Their, beauty and grandeur and loving con-
sideration are the sign manual and send
of of all the works Of God. Nature makes
us acquainted with the halo. the bloom.
the dawn. and the ter thousand graces
that man canno; manufacture. though
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
Company ID, sd virginia.

TO a., Editor OF the Dispatch:
Will YOU please publish in Sundays edl-
lion 40 some early date the muster-roll OF
COMPANY ID, Fifty-third Virginia Regi-
mont of the civil war? And oblige,
CONSTANT READER.
Yes. 81 some one will send us a copy.
By the way, the preservation Of the
rolls showing the men who were mus
tered into service in 1851 IS not so much
10 be desired as rolls showing the men
who stuck throughout the war. In 1861
nearly everybody volunteered. but many
OF those volunteers managed 10 get back
home I'm less than year and stayed out
OF the army-or else found places in home
guard battalions-for the remainder of
The war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03

live, their disregard OF the laws of health
and their utter failure TO protect health
when il Is Threatened and restore it when
1t is1oSt The most common result of neg
lect Of health IS that dread disease, con-
sumption. Not many years ago it was con-
siderrd inrur2ile- Now it Is known that
DR. PieTess Gniden Medical Discovery will
CHE ,oS per cent of all cases il taken in
time That is its record during period Of
thirtyyears. Many Of the thankful patients
have permitted their names, experiences
aud photographs to be reproduced in DR..
Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Any sufferer who wishes TO investigate
these cases may secureA copy of this book
tyes by sending III ouc-cent stamps 20
rorer cast Of mailing only, to the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
n. ", and then write TO the patients them
selves. In consulting DR.. r. V. Pierce by
letter, the sufferer consults a skillfui spe-
cialist who for thirty years has been chief
consulting physician to the great Invalids'
Hotel aud Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
NY. With the assistance OF a staff of able
physicians, he has successfully treated tens
Of thousands Of cases of bronchial, throat
and lung affections He will cheerfuliy
answer letters FROM all sufferers, without
charge. Address the Doctor as above.
treated BY three physicians, but all taiied."
writes David WsrtEenina, Esq Of Shoemakers-
Vile Bcrks Co., Pa. They told me there was
no cure for rDe. then used DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery, and was entirely cu.ed. My
weight is now III pounds"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
The Cabinet.
.or Of the Dispatch:

NJ, the Editor OF the Dispatch:
please publish I'm the columns Of tho
r'srsfch the names OF the members OF
e. Presidents Cabinet. w. h. j..
Pals. Va.
secretary Of State. William r. Day. OF
c.io. Secretary Of the Treasury, Lyman
] cage. OF Illinois; Secretary of War
pps.aI A. Alger. OF Michigan; Attorney
General. John w. Griggs. OF New Jersey
p-stmaster-General. c. f. Smith, of Penn
.-,van.a: Secretary of the Navy, John
n Long. Of Massachusetts; Secretary of
fo Interior Cornelius y. Bliss, Of New
York. secretary Of Agriculture, James
Wilson. Of Iowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
SINGULAR STATEMENT.


The following letter to Mrs. Pink.
ham from Mrs. M. RANK, No. 2.354
East susquchanna Ave, Philadelphia,
Pa, Is remarkable statement OF re-
lief from utter Encouragement. She
says:
never can find words with which
to thank You for what Lydia Il. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has done
for me.
Some years ago had womb trouble
and doctored for long time, not see-
ing any Improvement. At times I
would feel well enough, and other
times was miserable. So it went on
until last October, / felt something
terrible creeping over me. / knew not
what, but kept getting worse. ] can
hardly explain my feelings at that
time. / was so depressed in spirits
that did not wish to live, although T
had everything TO live for. Had bvs-
terra, was very nervous; could not
sleep and was not safe to be left
alone.
Indeed, I thought I would lose nv
mind. No one knows what endured
/ continued this way until the last
OF February, when j saw in a paper a
testimonial of lady whose case was
similar to mine, and who had been
cured by Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegeta.
bic Compound. j determined to try II
and felt better after the first dose.
continued taking it, and to-day am a
wei woman, and can say from nv
heart, Thank God for such a medi-
cine"
Mrs. Pinkham invites all suffering
women to write to her at Lynn, Mass,
Tor advice, All such letters are seen
and answered by women only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03


trees, n special OF gay garden flowers, a
great many wild animals weapons OF
warfare, a number of whips without
handles. many weather cocks. fine stag,
two imposing buildings, number OF
Spanish grandees, two students, a large
wooden box. the product of the camphor
tree, a piece Of English money. an article
used by artists, fruit, two bovines, the
approach TO a house Of entertainment a
Characteristic of young America. q pair
of blades without handles, small raft
propelled by one oar the House of Com
mons on the eve of division. a part OF
a carriage. number Of secure fastenings
for the whole.
The following is the answer: Feet, eye
lids, knee-caps, ear-drums. nails, sole and
mussels, palms, tulips, hares, arms, LASH
es, veins, wart, temples. ten-dOns pupils,
chest, gums, crown, pallet, Adams apple,
calves, inn-steps. cheek. shoulder blades,
kull, ayes ana noes, tongue, locks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
Mr.. GnteNOOd.

TO the Editor or the Dispatch:
Was James r. Gatewood the private
stanographer TO General Fitzhugh Lee
Ogho was killed by lightning at Pablo
Beach on the 10Th Instant, a native OF
Richmond, Va? or was his parents
homo near Malvern Hill? What is his
fathers full name? What was his mo-
theirs maiden name? A NlRGlNlAN.
South Carolina.
James r.. Gatewood, Jr., was born in
Richmond. but his home had been in
Ashland for three or four years past. His
parents names are James T. Gatewood
and salic Chenery Gatewood. They never
lived at Malvern Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
A Hint to Those Who Havo
Bowel COmulajnt.

Mr.. John Bevins, editor of the Press
Anthem, Iowa, says: 81 have used Chans
berlain's Collie Cholera, and Diarrhna
Remedy in my family for fifteen years,
have recommended It to hundreds OF
others, aud have never known 1t to fail
in n single instance. ie S-W, Sa&Sunr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03

During the last four years a small
company of gentlemen have privately
| contributed means TO secure and occupy
all the available claims for tin mining in
the vicinity Of Harvey Peak, Dakota.
| They have studiously avoided publicity
in the matter until their purchases. which
have been very extensive, were com
plete. They have been greatly aided by
the outcry and claptrap of the newspa-
pers to the effect that there were no tin
mines in this country worth having.
Meanwhile, they have gone ahead with
their explorations and searches, and their
efforts have been crowned with success.
Many rich claims have been secured. a
large company has been financed. Some
idea Of the magnitude Of this property
and the abundance of the metal may be
gathered from the following report Of an
Interview with one Of the officers of the
company, given recently in the New
York Press:
Lord Thurlow, OF London, who was
paymaster- general in Gladstone's last
cabinet. sailed June 18th on the City OF
New York. He has recently returned
form a visit 10 the tin-mine properties
in South Dakota. where the Harvey
Peak Consolidated Tin Mining and Mill
INK Company, with capital Of $l5,WO,OC0,
claims.
This country" said Lord Thurlow,
Twill not need to import any tin two
years hence, for our mines will produce
enough tin to last for centuries. the
production win save $4,000 900 a year.
which this country is paying for tin
plate. This enormous sum will so into
the hands Of the people of this country
THE company. Of which 1 am the
chairman, and in which New York or
American capitalists are equally interest
ed, has already built two OF the largest
and most thoroughly equipped mills In
the world. Each has a capacity to pro-
duce 500 tons OF tin day, and this VIII
be increased 10 3Oo0 tons daily, should
necessity demand II.
.'rwo or three other mills OF similar
proportions have been planned. We ex-
Meet TO begin 30 work the two mills all
ready constructed by october LIST, and 10
put tin on the market In comme>slai
quantities have inspected tln-mning
properties In various countries, but !
never yet saw such resources as tound
In Dakota"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03

1siher Tines
scythe Is q
~eapo1 that no
"a an can cs~
cape. Sooner
OF later il iuust
My ali m 6 n
low.
With presna-
ture' death 1t Is
different. Ma
ture intended
that every man
should live a
long and useful
life, aud die a
peaceful, pain
less d cath.
Men defeat the
inteution Of a
b c n e flee mt
Providence by
the manner in
w hich tnev
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
Tin-Mines-we Can't Answer.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
What about the Dakota tin-mines, de-
scribed in this clipping from the Scienti-
flc American, published in 1892? Also,
about the alleged Rockbridge Wa.) tin
mines, on which thousands of dollars
We're said to have been spent about the
same time or a few years earlier? Did
the ore run out, or was there really any
tin at either place? Is there any tin now
mined anywhere in the United States?
Blacksburg, Va. READER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03

many ana what are the naines Of the
United states warships now In Cuban
watcrs? e. L. r.
There are about seventy vessels OF all
classes in Cuban waters, but We cannot
give their names.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
Virginia Pensioners.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please be so kind as to inform me what
class of Confederate soldiers is entitled
TO pensions under our State pension laws,
and to whom application should be made.
Our law says:
ENQUIRER.
l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, That there shall be paid
out of the Treasury of Virginia, upon the
warrant of the Auditor of Public Ac-.
counts, annually, upon or after the LIST
day Of April in each year, to the persons
hereinafter designated and described and
classified, upon the proofs hereinafter
prescribed, the amounts hereinafter spe-
cited, as follows: TO every person who
is and has been at the time of his appli-
cation a citizen and resident of this State
for one year, and who lost an arm or Leg
or a foot, or a hand. while in discharge
Of his duty as a soldier. sailor, or marine
of Virginia in the war between the
States, the sum of $50 per annum; to
every such citizen of Virginia who is like
manner lost two eyes or two feet, or two
hands, or a hand and foot, by reason
of wounds received while in discharge of
his duty as aforesaid, the sum OF $50 per
annum; to every such citizen who was
disabled by reason of a wound received
while in the discharge of mis- duty as
aforesaid, if such disability be proved to
be total, $50 per annum; If such disability
be partial sl5 per annum; to every widow
remaining unmarried of any soldier,
sailor. or marine of Virginia whose hus-
band lost his life while in the discharge
Of his duty in the military service of Vir-
GINA, or of the Confederate States, during
the late war between the States, the sum
of $50 per annum, provided that at the
time of such application and of receiving
aid under this act such widow shall be
unmarried and a resident of Virginia;
and provided, further. that she shall re-
ceive such aid only so long as she re-
mains unmarried and resident of Vir-
kinia. &c. &c.
Apply to your county or corporation
court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
Bishop of oxford's Puzzle.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Excuse me for sending the enclosed, but
my attention was attracted by your puz-
zle, No. 1873 in Fridays paper. The
rhyme was very nice. but II will remain
puzzle 10 find the cats. There IS more Of
this old one. and the contributor can
~lte d few more verses Of II.
Very respectfully.
Mrs. NJ. H. STONE,
New River Depot Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
O a 9T q H r A.
B.,r, Tho >Ihs Kind You Haze MAS Bought
' c.: !; ''' GM,,; 4; ! Z; 4.

Orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company Will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and pricss VIII
49, ~"-- to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
BISHOP or oXFonp's puZZIE.

j have IN my body two exact measure
menis, two lids. two caps two musical
Instruments. a number OF instruments
Indispensable 10 carpenters, a couple or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03

TO the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly obiige subscripcr 10
your estimable paper By stating no"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-03
Tho Pin
THAT win

DIR. ]. c. Ayers Pills will prevent and
cure biliousness.
"Fsr years have thoroughly tested AYERS
PILLS, both as a preventive and cure for
biliousness. They are tho best medicine for
the purpose and DO all that Is clamed for
then" J. Z. KOLB, Shark, Ark.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

mas tiefergreifenbe Qpngfelop'i9e 2iebesz
~ lieb ygpan9eline" muB I'M 0er5en tires
ieben rs9tli9 bentenben @ngldnbers peinlide
9efI6le eripeden. @s er1eut Die @rtnnsrung
an cine ieuer betlagenspert6en 6anblungen
Der @rauiamteit unb oefibQOfer Sprannei,
tpelde ben Sang frii6erer 8olOniiation uno
groberunq auf unIerem Sentiment uur. gu
oft fenn3ei9nen. Die britii9e 9ef6i6te
befaBt it9 penig nit Dem @reignife, has NIT
Der @er6annung idmmtli9er fran30i;9en
8elpo9ner aus NeuzS9ottlanb Ieinen 96@
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traurigen 8orfa1s, no man feiner nod inn
mer gebentt unb i'm in lebbaften 6ar6en
f6iI0ert, btlOet er ben interefunteiten 9toff
fir 6dusticbe @r3G61ung urb Sage,
SIM Sabre 1904 bate Der fran30iiT9e
MarquiS pierre be Monts BON Der &tpne
Srantrei9s Die @rlau6ntB er6alteu, Ga Ga
bic poer 4capia foloniiiren gu biirfen, Elm
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6eeroen) er6ielt. Qus ben 5tGmnen rer
1trtpalbz@i6en unb NuBbdume erri6teten
ite ii4 na6 ~normGnnii9er Dirt freunblid.
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garte1 3ogen tie hsrrli9es Ob1t, i6re Syalner
ergoben rtt3li9e @rntsn an @etreioe uno
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fteQte ft9 geoei6li9er Wo6lftan6 u1ter ben
8etpo9nern Elm, gum ni6t gerinqen Neihe
i6rer englii9en Nd66arn.
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audi ouf Dem ameritonif6en Sentiment be-
msrtbor, bic 4cabier troten IeI6Itbarz
i'dn5Ii6, ais 6ran5oien unb ftrenggldu6ige
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1on3ss Elm. so par es elm barter @6log
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fOrml;4 abtrot. @ngtanb nabm, tpie es
f4eint, i'm NQgemeinen tpsnig Giidfi6t ouf
bic Geft6le Der ocabii4en @~intpo6ner,
tDenu eS iia oGerbin9s ba3u perte6en
muBte, bon ben Ncabiern nur unter Ger
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

3eFbungen gu 8eritreren, mo tie fi4 ni3t
gu irgenbDel9en NngriffsmaBregeln DER
binben tonnten. Dieter 8ef6luB tparb Den
4caoiern fOrgfam geheim gebalten, bis iie
lire @rnten eingebra6t batten, beren Die
8riteu bringen0 beburften. Damn pur0e
cine Proclamation e%rlaifen, ber3ufolge oos
acaoii4e @OIt aufgeforoert tparb, ii6 in
feinen Deri3ieoenen 0orff3aften 81 psr=
fdmmeIn, Inn bic 8efeble 80nig Gsorgs
gu rerrebmen. 8us nun fOlgte, pirb am
beften nit ben @orten bes G9riftitsqtr3
Ittlot tpieosrge9eben:
nSn @ranb pre, 100 Der engtiI6e Oberit
WinslOip befebligte, berfammelten ii@ AIS
Wdnner aus ben eriten acaoiiGen Samilien.
Na6h@m man lie in cine 8trfe eingeT9lpfsn
bate, trat Der Sberit nit fe!nem Stabe in
i6re Mitte uno reb:te folgenbc 8orte: nNui
9efebl feirsr GrceQen3 bes 3puoernsurs 1sib
Sbr bier berfammtlt, UNI gu6 funo Su tGur
Seiner Moieitdt enDgiltisen 8eIbluB fir bic
fran3Diti6en 8enobner bte1sr Setner proz
Din3 S3ottlanb, Die binabe Elm babes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

MiGe, baB S6r in Siderbeit bIeibt, unter
MufIi6t unb 2eitung Der 9ruppen, bic i'd 5u
commanbiren bic @bre babe" 9eriel6e Grz
LAB tparb in ben anberen acuoiiden 0Orf=
19aften e6enfaqs 0ffentli6 bstannt gemadt
unb aGent6aIben bic 8eiten aus bem 8olte
gefangen genommsn. SPdter paro ben Sc
fangensn auf lire oringenben Sitter bin err
luubt, gu ie 3sbn ouf einmal i9re %ungliidliz
3en 6umiIien uuf3uiu4sn uno gum lebten
Malc einen 8lid uuf lire ippigen 5olDsr UNI
Neder, ibre trauten uno nun bertorener
9%simit6tten gu tperfen Ga4 8eenbiz
gung aGer 8Orbereitungen tparo Der 10, Sep
TENDER 1855 ais Der Sag Der Qbfabrt bez
fttmmt. Die @sfangenen murben gu je feds
Mann aufgeiteGt unb Die iun9en Mdnnsr 3u=
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ben britiidsn S4tffe ge6ru4t, Gntf@iebsn
peigsrten ie fiG, biss gu tbun, nit Der Grtlaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

Der 6eimat6 i6rer 8dter am 9olfe bon
Minas bepubrten lie Elm trsue5 Nnoeiten,
a6er tie ie5nten ii9 f9lteBlih ni9t mebr
na9 benz talten unb unipirt6!t9en Glimd
b~eifelbsn 5uriid. 3unddft erri9teten 1i3
bic Mniieb(er primitive 2au59iiiteu, um To-
fort NIT Der 8efteGung bes i'm aleberfluB
%porbanbenen fru9tbaren SarmlanOss begin@
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uno MaismDrier, iopie ibreWis9ell, benin bis
auf ben beutigsn Sag it1o bic acabil4en So
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ben 8au bes .3uderro6rs erlernten. 4uf
SanDpebefiibGs f%ponnen bic acaotidlsn
Srauen bic fosenannten u@pttonaoen" Elm
unosmsin balt6ares Su9, 81 tusl4em its bic
sSa1er Der BON ibnen gebauten Planting
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in unumIdrdnttsr Maht Der 8otbe Mann
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isbo6 i'm @egeniabe gu ben an Der Drift
ippiz Miinbung bauienosn Nat9e5 frieofsrtiz
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bic gambler BON Nep Orleans. oas bamals
cine Ginpobnersa9l bon rtpa 5000 WsiBsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

run9, baB Der Gpmmanoant ibnen ods feRrz
li9e @eripre9en gegeben babe, iie n;nt bon
i6ren 8erna1bten 5u trsnnsn, Den Solodz
ten purbe bierauf Der 8efe6l gege6en, lire
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fangenen bor3uriiden. l1nbeiuaffnst, ichen
bic iungen Mdnner bas Nub!pTe trgenb mel
6en Miber Itanbes Elm, uno l~angIain 1no nil
bertpiQigen S9rittss 3ogen Tie Dem llfer gu,
beglsitet bon ben SegenspuniAen Der am
@ege tnieenben ultb iammeraben Weiber uuo
&inber. 0ieier Mbt6eilung folgten bic dltez
rem MGnner. 4uf bisIe WsiIc nurbe bic
ganSe mdnnlt6e 8ebDlterung ouf Die Grams
porti9iffe gebrd9t, iebes pon ie6s Inter
offi3ieren unb a6t8i9 @emeinen betpa9t.t
Sobalb bic anberen S4iffe tannn, i9affte
man Met6er unb 8inber an 8prp berIelben.
SSn ben m~eiiten 6dQsn nurDen in 6olge bon
Na6ldfitgt'it ODER audi b0iem WiQen bic Sd
milisn g~etrennt unD beren Uiitglieber nab
per19iebenen &olonten transportirt. Sin
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3eiten in bic umliegenben Wdlbef, unb I'm
ibnen bic 9eipinnung is9li4sn 2sbensunterz
baltes unm0gli6 gu MAIDEN, paro Die gauge
8egenb NIT Serer unb S9pert DertpiiIt et.
@era0e ais bic S3iffe nit ben @erbanntsn
in See itaden, quOl auf einmai aus bunOert
9iebeln Der berlaiisnen 5arm3dlIe r tpeiBliz
6er 8au9, bon blutbrptbsn 5lantme1 bur&z
5udt.
spraAlos itanben ie ert, Sann Idrieen ie
laut nit @ntIeBen: uNiemals iebsn lpir misz
Der Der 0eimat6 liebli9e Stdtten."
SIM 9an5en betrug bic 3a5l Der bamaIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

@t9en bic S6iffSbs3eihnu NJ
gen Die Maine" unb Der9t. eifer:
2apb i'm 8aItimprer n0eutIGen Gors
reipbt." 10:
ISM 9sutiden lit bas @4iff IGd1i6sn
@eI9le6ts, i'm GngliiGen lit es tpeiblid.
Sei IS nun 8equemlt6teit, ober lei IS, buB
Die @ngldnoer uls Seefabrsr felt brei9unbert
So6ren ben Son u19eben urb i6re te4nil9en
Nuspriide algemeine QnerfennrMla oefuroen
BADEN, Die beutl6e S6ifferIpra9e piinrnslt
BON Mn9licismen, ob9leid bic meiItcn engtiz
19en Nusbriids ert bon Srie1en, 9dnen unD
SdnIdzYlattoeutiden entlehnt unb ben eng
lG1bern i'm 2auFe Der Sabrbunbsrte mrnb9ez
redt geiporOen iinb. Gum 9eiipieI f9reibsn
aud beutI6iGnbii6e 3eitungen Die v9elti1@
Lamb" Die n&6ein", bic yMdine"; beutT9z
amerifuniIGe 8ldtter finben es Ielbitber&
ItGnblin, ~tpenigItens Dem S9iff, meiit aug
8equemli9feit, bas peiblide Siirport gu gss
BEN. 1no bod 1T IS fali6 unb i~prao6ipibrig
bic rWtatne", Die vOeutl9luno" u. I. N. 3l
iagen; benin i'm Oeuti9en iiro tpeber 2dnber,
Gtaaten, nod Sdtffe peibli9. Nu9 bieie
aleinigteit lit Elm 3ugeItdnoniB, tpel9es mir
frembem 8olfst6um maiden, Elm Muf0pfern
~ltnIeres @eiens unO unisrer Sprode. Wenn
es niht anpers gs6t, bann Ipqte man rcer
9ompfer", DOS 8riegs16tff" Ober has
96ifI" ppr ben Namen ieben. Mber BON
bic er ldderliden Noddfferei Der @ngIdn0ar
ipltsn mir uns fret ma6en."
@drum aber nidt einfa9 Der Maine"g
r9ampfer" unb u8riegsbampfer" iino
mdnnlid. llnb 9ompfsr obsr arirssoams
pier iino ie ale.