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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20

with his wife and all his numerous sons | and daughters. They must have been | on a visit to his mother country when ! the appointment was made. as his veTsel | had on board twenty-five girls of i're- tagne future wives of the colonists. The record says very partioGllf1y that tsese tw ,nty-five Breton maidens ''came of their own free will" doubtlecs in order to distinguish them from the inmates of jaiIs and houses of correction who had been previously gent out to the great dis gust of the coipnists. l wonder how many Mpbilians can claim as grandmoth. CTS these free maidens of Bretagne?' Cadillac and Bienville did not get on well together. There was soon jealousy and ill-will between them Bienville says Cadillac wanted him to marry one of his numerous daughters, and was an- gered because he would not Cadillac's frierds claim that 1t is most probable that Bdenvlle was rejected suitor and vented his disappointment and spleen in false accusations. Who shall unravel the love-story of two hundred years ag1? Will not some spiritual tic medium call LID the spirit of fair Mademoiselle de Cad lilac and ask her to tell us just how it really was? After two hundred years she might tell us the whole affair wit: out bashfulness. Perhaps her coquetteTy
 
 trouble The Louisiana historians take the side of Bienvile in the quarrel and do scant justice to Cadillac. At last, 1dfter SO many y9aFs the heart of the old soldier turned back to the home of his childhood: and We find him again on the hanks of the Saroane. The King made him Governor of Castel Senasin; and there he died in god old age, at midnight, October 15 1730, and was buried in the Church of the Cal melites
 "'rhe Knight is dust
 His sword is rust,
 His eoul is with the Lord, trust" after its confiscation at the time of the Castelsenasin did q graceful and courte- ous act some years ago by presenting to the city of Detroit painting of the old church.
 By the way, the daily papers mention the fact that the French Government in recognition of the erection of the statue of Rochembeau in Washington city. is about to present to the United States three fine paint!ngs-a portrait of Roch- ambeau, one of Lafayette. and grand historical painting representing Louis XIV presenting tO Cadillac his commis- sion to found the colony of Detroit. The first two wilT~bc 10 doubt true ''countet- felt presentments' of the gallant origin als: but the picture of Cadillac will have to he evolved from the depths of his in- ner consciousness by the French artist, as it has heen found impossible to dis cover any repre- entation of the founder of the City of the Strait. J. s, T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
WENT THROUGH rREsrLE.
Mixed Train Wrecked and One Per sou Killed

Shelby N. C.. Jrne ia.-A portion of q mixed train on the South Carolina ana Georgia extension railroad fell through an approach u the fridge over Broad River this afternoon
 Killed-Leroy Grigg, Shelby.
 Injured-Edward Trun5r, con1rctcr; P w. Phifer. trestIe maste,; Riley Wise nant, a negro.
 A dosen oth,r passengers. inciu ing xwo ladies. were also injured, but their n ames a.. c not known.
 About the time the rear coach was cn inc eran just above the river. Engin ger Albert felt the trestle giving away. a7a, opening the throttle, gent the train across the bridge. saving all of 1t except the rear coach and three box cars. The coach fell prcc'p tstely fifty feet r the brink of the river. swollen by the recent rains, and was caught by the stone pier supporting the bridge, which saved ths passengers from a watery grave,
 When money talks 1t must be sound money.-ExcEange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20

THE HOT WEATHER TEST makes ,,eonle better acquainted with their re- Sources of strength and endurance. Many Nrd lie need Hoods Sarsaparilla which tryiSorates the blood. promotes refresh ing sleep and overeomss that tired feel kns 2)-adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
Notaries and Other Officials Named
 by Governor.

Appointments were announced by Gov ernor Jelks yesterday as follows:
 Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace-W. M. Brock, Umanta. Beat Il, Cherokee County, and c. l.. Dobbs, Bes- semer, Beat 40. Jefferson County.
 Notaries Pubiic-Charlss G. Davidson cT Birmingham and R. L. Locke of Chun- chula. Mobile County
 C,onstable-W. NJ. Hardin of Bristow, Beat l9. Cherokee County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
FOR SALE.

EIeven-room brick house. No. 303 Madi- son Ave, on corner lot. fronting 75 feet on Madison. running back 16O feet on Mc- Doncu ugh St. For further information, see H. B Faunce, 100 Bibb St., adV-5t J. H. Faunce, IF Blbb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
SAFETY DEPOSIT FOXES
 For Rent Rates $500 per year and upward. First National Bank.

.I see you've got an automobile Were you ever in a racer
 Yes
 How did you come out on cru,ches. month lateF,"-Phliadeipnia Press
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20

The Prusslan state railway administration has begun 10 use American electric light ap- psrstus for the lighting of postal and passen- ger cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20

When money talks 1t must be sound money.-ExcEange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
Fine French Val Laces Friday %. a bolt.

1000 bolts on sale of dainty Val Edg- ings, Insertions and Readings; twenty
 five rev patterns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
zOc Ladies' Hose Friday at l4c.

50 dozen ladies' Fast Black Lace Striped Seamless Hose. double sole and
 toe. high spliced heel; lace stripe ex- tends to toe; an extra special Friday of fering at a pair 14c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20

Every home ought to have a bottle of Pure Distilled Witch Hazel-always use- {ful. l5c size today, Friday. Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Of hcasshold goods on
Jnly l AZ ~ m az g2l5 Congress ave-
nue. | will sell 10 the highest bidder i
Ssh bedstead, / mattress ] SCI OF spflngs
washstAnd, / dresssr oar rock
ers, oak chairs charter oAk coz
safe, parior lamp. l Wheeler q Wilson
sewing machine, coed as ,ne>sm,i - yatos
mating j. y. Wafer. ioosn S0hsfsgss,
avenue. -
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

N0TTCH TO CONTRACTORS Plans, de-
tailS and specifications for q two.story
brick and stone city hall building, can be
Texas or at the office Of a. q. Watson,
architect Austin. Texas, on or after July
Cd and sealed bids will be received until
accompanied with certified check in the
sum Of $3.50 payable TO the mayor Of
Brennan or his successor In office, TO he
forfeited in case bond in the sum Of
$1,000 well secured Is not made within
1--WE DAYS from date of award Of contract.
Right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
James A. wilkins, Mayor Of Brenham. l6
TRTDGF- Bids will be received by the
county clerk at sun Saba, Texas, up to ,
n M Monday, June so. 1902, 10 furnish
material and erect a steel or wire bridge
across the Colorado river at either the
Whitted or Regency crossings. Bidders
IA Furnish plans and specifications. Ger
tiacd check that successful bidder VIII en-
or INFO contract within 20 days TO accom-
many hid. County reserves right to reject
any and all bids. John Seiders, county
Judge. -
55VISTT0-T have S00,OOO cubic Yards OF
grading 10 let on Santa fe extension from
Sam Augustine TO Center. Texas; long Iob
and good prices lie D. smith, contractor,
Center, Texas. ~
/ HAVE one million cubic yards yards Of sood
,or6 prices pay both WAYS free transpor-
tstIon oveq southern Pacific Apply At my
onice In Jacksonville or orange, Texas.
Robinson. contractor. I-2l
z--7-T,-T-17T 10 CONTRACTORS miles
No. canal work from Pine Island bayou
sonr Lake, Texas, 10 let, prairie work
material good; hlls average four feet;
water good; hleh and healtay country
soaius before an Is taken. Address, care
nn,ton hotel, Beaumont. Texas, Brooks
Bros. & CO. =. ~ ~
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PROFESSIONAL.


wANTEp- Private nursing; feyers spec
iaItv. practical experience IN four large
institutions aud course OF training N
iakeslde hospital, cleveland, Ohio, New
nhone il35. Sir. II, NJ. Wallace, Belknap
hotel ----- ~
TTEN0S tuned and repaired; prices rea-
sonablr. satisfaction guaranteed. 9.
tanks & 90. Jn3 Main. 10
1STF0P1THY- DTs. Clark aud Clark.
cra6nates ~ American nchoQi OF Osteo'
nathy,H under founder oi ths science. VI,
n~es s2i 500. Mason block; Sipzeis phone
$50. ----------------------
------------ - EEEn. Dentist, Houston, Texas,
ato Mason building .---.------------ 9 =
$50 COTTON & BROS. Ere insurance
. .nts and Adjusters. - Main ~. q
IoIS-T- KOPF. undertaken and embalmer,
'Jya,H Prairie avenue. phones de.. l.22
s,iiR- PHONE NUMBER y 900 Houston
opismbing aud Manufacturing Coz u!
Msin street ..-...s -
rp{As SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
H,ner,enced and bonded detectives TO-
Nh or crimlnal Investigation; bonded
,yA,rhmeu fer day or night serxles. ~.
III. Cure. general manager. sosn Aa,a
plieAet.
Intend
AZ ba
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27

WANTED -Wcrk by competent carpenter,
r any other work: must have work at
once Apply 5u2 Preston ~
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-
AGENTS WANTED.

RE1TTNONT OIL BURNER on exhln', aoa
al Bryan hall; can be used 10 s'0 ~ sny
ranges AZ one. fourth the cost 2, xans
other fuel; agents wanted. Is. - 'e'S5x
general agent Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27

MANTED-By German man an1 wife, place
70 work. Address NV Congress Ave. 3
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ihlNIER Snd newspaper man wants emf
ploymcnt for summer; eight years expert
mean business Address Printer, care
Hotel Boyle. -
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FINANCIAL.
ARE you A STRANGER WITHIN THESE

FOR sAFEKEEPlNo. CHARGES MOD.
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FON KENT-Posscssion given at once, six
room cottage, large airy rooms, Gas, bath.
hot and cold water, paved street. perfect
melghhOrhnod. 1hl2 MckinnnN MNenmn IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27

HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots AZ low Test
prices. for cash or on installmcnt plan
we handle Heights property only some
bargains this week. seventeen acres on
White Oak bayOu and Katy railroad at
$500, Houston Heights ofhce 30 Main
street. John A. Anlroy, agent. u
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

np,,c sroRE-wul trade for farm lands
ar Civ property one Of the best drug
~ ,tT,s 49, IN the center of State, popnla.
,Inn IN city 5000 Address Il. b., this
Office.
wKNr TO TRADE a homestead In Co
",,s,,h, county for residence Ia Houston
harn GOOD farm. but must 30 south .
Morse T. o, Box -. LaMton, o. q. %
WTNTTT 10 EXCHANGE $1,000 vendor
~ ~ cents furnishing Lock Box 80, Hills
boro, Texas. -
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FOR RENT.

FIRST GLASS DINNER for Csc at Val.
entino Rooch's Restaurant W
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TAINTED TO RENT.

/, sea We itirnlehea rooms for man,
~ rSip yhiid far Hight housekeeping.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us; VIZ
WILL, RENT IHEM FOR lOn: Mn
ALSO ATTEND TO KoPERIA; ~
TRot'BLE no OWNERS. WE " MANS
PRuMI'r REMtTTANCES, % blN ANY,
SETTEGAST, ROOM NO 40 *
BUILDING,
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YmS- tsant aelA
- sriA4 liz reallets.
SITUATIONS--MALE.

LUNG MAN desires employment win
umter company as shipping CLERK; can
give best references as 10 practical abiiity
anu close attention to business. Address
1880. THIS office 20
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EDUCATIONAL.

----555K0TT1TE OF Harvard wishes pupils
Cor he summer. Il. Ii. Leayeii. 5oI Dial.
las avenue. ~
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ERATE, HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST
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TYPEWRITERS.

vISIBLE touch tspewriting % the "nucS
s.sna sseufa wanted for Southern T440
" r. Russess, Hsssrsi Asents uesl1st
Texas.
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SPAGHETTI today at Valentino x Roocn :
Restaurant, corner Preston and gannm
ST. "
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FOR sALE--OD account OF health, the
Sic Xenthos confectionery and fruit
store eos Main street, best location nne
hnsIness es ablished: for any Information
innuIre OF any OF the best Wholesale com,
mission houses In city. u
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PERSONAL.

I ! n1IIIIIRS reward for an original
Son Charles Shearn to John l..
Y, dated Deccmbar IL. 1915, convey
I'M Nos. 8 and 4. in block No. q.
a, elty OF Houston. l.. Is. Moody.
srtSl. Congress- avenue. 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MONTEREY -12l1 Texas avenue
Gives specinl ratios for the summer TIA
bic and service unequalled for the price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27

TWO CHOICE CORNERS on CONGRESS
AVENUE, CLOSE ~: CALL AT or
FlCE FOR PRICES AND LOCATION.
SULLIVAN & HANNA 81 MOORE
BURNETT BUILDING BOTH PHONES.
u
SEND for large list Of bargains IN farms,
ranches, city properties, etc. j. G, crisp,
Beeyillc, Texas. 20
Sl2 PER ACRE for rice iand--6lO acres in
Wharton. one of the greatest rice produc'
Ing counties In Texas. Address W. 4
Stewart, Jacksboro, Texas. u
WE WANT TO TAKE YOU OUT and show
you some of our choice lots ~ very low
prices We have them on Main CraW'
ford, Jackson and, ia fact, onr list covers
Houston We have several beautithl
homes ranging from 5000 Ia $4,000 Fog
homes our list is unsurpassed AMI the
pleasure viii be ours II you VIII let Us
drive you out 10 see Just what we have.
Oliver Cranston & Co, no Main street Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07

Men3el, um MIR einen Der NQerbebeuz
ten0iten 3u nennen, nit beiben 6dnz
ben boLltommen glei6 gef6tft 3u ma
len tpetB. Sn Sapan lernen Die Sim
Der bDm friibe1ten glitter nit Der He6z
ten unb nit Der 2infen f6reiben unb
3et6nen, unb bieIem umitano ptro
bon bielen Setten bic u%eberleQen6eit
Der japanii4en &unit ouf gepiTen
8ebteten 3ugef6rieben.
Sn ben beuti6en S6ulen miiTen
jebt bic S3iiler 8reiie uno anoere
6tguren 3uer5t nit Der einen, bann
nit Der anOeren 6anb unb o6ne ieoe
unteritiiBung be8 Qrms an bic 3uFel
malen, UNI audi Die Musteln Des I'm
fen 4rm5 na6 Otei fer 8i4tung bin
-ous3ubilOen. 8D6er bic gr0Bere Sc
f6idIi6fett bes re9ten Qrms un0 Der
re4ten 9un0 entItanoen lit, piro berz
f4teoen ertldrt; bielIet9t lit tie in
6olge bes 1mitanOe5, DaB cine W}utz
ter t6r &irO auf benz linten 4rm gu
tragen pflegt, 10 DaB ie nur ben re4z
ten 4rm fret 6at, unO baB Iie bieien
AGufigeren 8ebfau8 oes re6ten
4rmS u1mGlig auf Die Ru8tommenz
f6aft oererbt bat. 2lnbere Sa6perz
ftGn0tge 6alten ben bebor3ugten Sc
bruu4 be5 re9ten Qrme8 fir Die
6Qlge elmer beferen @rnG6rung ieiner
Nerpen unO 4Oern, ie0o6 t0nnte oteie
3botfd4e audi crit cine 5oIgser19eiz
nung Der uralten 9eipp6n6eit iein.
Die 6erttgteit be5 69rei6ens fpGte
jeOenfaQs nit beiben 6Gnoen geii6t
uno DonSeOermann erporben nerDen,
od man dnoernfaQS f4on bur8 cine
letdte 8erleBung Der re6ten 6anD in
oteier 8e3te6ung our ~3eitpeiligen Or
6eitsunfG6igfeit perurt6eilt perben
fann. 8er e5 beriu6t, piro it6
%pltr0ern, ME i6neu er BARN Sort
f6rttte ma6t. Wenn man fiinfmal
am Sage einen MOnat lang nit Der
ltnfen 9an0 ba5 @lpba6et gu i8reiz
ben Derfu6t, iptrO man in bieier 3eit
u6errai4erOe 6Ortf6ritte an ii4 Be-
merten, ebenio it6rigen8 audi 6ei'm
g}dRen. l~lsberbaupt fam 3peiFeuos
ieoe @erri4tung nit Der 8eit eben1o
gut nit Der linten, tpie nit Der re6ten
9anD erlernt Derben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
Gin fleinrr 6eIh.

Raber6t1l MuF., 6. Sept. -
Gam. &dppaporte, Elm 10 Sabre alter
tsraelitti9er &nabe, iprang beute in
ben Merrimac : Riper unb rettete
mebreren fleinen &inoern Das Qe6en.
Die 8leinen, Die ale ni4t ii6er feds
Sabre alt iparen, batten in einem
Boot am ufer gefpieGt. 9us 6u6rz
8eug bate fi4 plOBGi4 Iosgerifen un0
trie6 f%troma6pdrts gegen Die Bride.
SSn benz Boot befanoen It9 feline 3uz
Der, unb bic &inber puren in GROCER
&ngft. Sbr 8ef4ret bOrten cine 4nz
3abl boribergehnber Mdnner, bod
Niemanb bate bic Courage, Ii9 in
ben tiidii6en Strom gu tpa9en.
S4lieBli4 fam Der iunge Huppoporte
bes Beges, unb ais er Die 8efa6r fa6,
in pel4er Die 8inber idtpebten ,iprang
er oDne 3Ogern in Die 6lut6 unb
f6tpamm benz 8Dpte mad. DIS er am
3tel mar, nu6m er Die Qnferleine in
ben Wtunb unO f3tpamm, bas Boot
nu4 ii4 5ie6enO, nieOer Dem ufer gu,
ND er nit leb6dftem 9urra6 begriiBt
tpur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
Aipiratiuueu ors Najurs Sent.

Nepart, MS, 6. Sept. lin
ter ben &epublitanern Der Stdbt92etp=
art i9eint Elm 8ruoer3piit ausgebroz
den gu itin, be1en 3rugpeite 5ur3eit
nod nt3t er9riinoet perben fanmNta=
ior 2enB le45t nGmli9 mad bemQmt
beg S4eriffs, aber Die 8arteimaI9iz
ne bat bas 4mt beretts benz Gontrafz
tor !5enrD 90. 0oremus 5u9eIagt.
Maior 2enb- beanipru9t bas 4mt auf
9runb Der Qrbett, bic er perri9tete,
um 8ou0erneur Murpbp ms Qmt gu
brinsen, unO fat OesbaIb ben Gin
fluB bes 8ouberneurs unb Ieines4nz
bun9es auf ieiner Settle. gu befir4=
ten itebt hingegen, baB Die feline fl
nan5ieIe 1nannebmli4fett, pel6e
ben MaiOr uuf cine 3eitIang in ben
I5tntergrunO geOrGngt bat, BON Ieiz
men @egnern gegen i'm ausgeiaIudtet
perDen Diirfts.
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Sic hcne3urlantide &cbnlutinn.

Sat our6 0as N6le6en be8 Generals
M}onagas einen I4meren @4log
erlitten. - 3ebeuen Bel Garages
aeI4ldqen.
@utDtngton, .. e., 6. Sept,
- 6err 8open, Der Ser. Staatenz
@eIanDte gu Caracas, bat DemStdatSz
9epartemsnt telegrap6irt, OaB geltern
gera0e 6tnter Dem 8erge naAe Der
omerifaniI6e legation Elm pier tiinz
oiges Select 3niI6en R>erungSz
Sruppen uno Re6elen Itattfano, mo-
nu6 Die 2eBteren in Die 6lu4t gei4ldz
gen nuroen. 9a5 &dmpfgetOie mar
in Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oeutz
lt4 60rbar.
Qu@uatrQ, 8~ene3uelu, 6, Sept.
= 9u8 Ser. Staaten &a%nonenboot
nMurietta" lit geItern aus BiuemItao,
Curacao, no es &p6len eingenommen
bat, bier nieOer eingetroffen.
Barcelona, 8ene5ueld, 6. Sep
TENDER. - General Domingo Wtondz
GAS (Go6n oes frii6eren PrGitoenten
General .. 8. M2onaga5, Oes 8efretz
ers Der Sflapen in 8ene3ueld), Gom@
mun0eur Der 6uupturmee Oe5 8enez
rails Ratos, 6i6rer5 Der ReOolutton,
lit am l. September gu Ga 9aScua an
einem MagenleiDen g~eitOr6en. Setn
Sob lit Elm GROCER 8erluit fir Die
Sa6e Der 3epolutiDn.
Barcelona, 6, Sept. - Sin
GorreIponoent Der nNfociirten4re1e"
6eIu6te am %. Nuguit ben 8eneral
Matos, ben 5i6rer Der Re%Oolution,
in ieinem 9auptquartier 81 3ara3d,
ungefG6r 100 Meilen iiO0itli4 BON
Barcelona. Ser 8eneral mar boiler
9offnung. Gr iugte, er babe ale letne
mtlitGrii9en gomman0eure dngefpte=
len, lire StreitfrGfte gu con3entriren
unb in Der 8i9tung auf Nlta 8ractd,
so Meilen iiioDeitli4 Don Barcelona,
Dor3uriiden, ND Die Sruppen ipdter
qeqen Caracas Dorriden iouen. Dem
8ufplqe ftno bic @enerdle Riera, Wtenz
0p3u, 8atalu unD San4e5 tiir3li9
nit ungefG6r 10000 Muhn bon Gan
Carlos, $50 MeiIen BON 4lta 8rdctd
sntfernt, auFgebrofen. sic tOnnen
u6er nt8t Dor bier3ebn Sagen BET
Nlta @rdcia eintreFfen, uno %oesfpegen
niro fi8 bic gntf4eiOung5 S4la4t
mod cine 3eitlung bin3ieRen.
8rGtOent Gaitro ite6t nod unt5dttg
Bel @umure, ungefdbr 50 N}eilen ltoz
li6 bon Ge3arucas.
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Ser @rnih n[s 8ueihanser.

@8 tlinQt nt9t Defenders getftretn,
fpenn man 6~eroor6ebt, oaB berlJ&eni9
cine re6te unb cine ltnte 9ono bat,
uber es 1T iiber bieie Sbutia4er nod
mun6erlei gu iagen, benn Die &usbilz
bunq Der 8erf9iebenheit i'm 8ebrau4
6eioer 6Gnbe TT bis 81 geptfem 8ra@
De erit Elm @r3eugniB Der @ntpidelung
unb Der 5unebmenben &ultur. Don
9atur aus 1T es gar ni4t etn3ufez
ben, narum ni9t au9 Der Menf4,
ebenfo tpie bic Often unb pie Derz
mut6lt9 du9 feline 8oreltern, it3 betz
Der 6Gnbe nit berfelben @ei4itli4z
felt unb gu bemieIben 3ned bebienen
fpqte. Sn neuerer 3eit 1T numentli4
in 9eutI4Ianb Der Sruge, oh BET Der
Gr3ie6ung auf Die @e6rau4sfdbigtett
Der linten 6anb Elm gr0Beres 8ept9t
gu legen fei, cine er4O6te @ufmertIumz
felt 3ugepunbt porben, Sin GROCER
She'll Der me8anif9en Nrbeit, Der
gepObnIi3 uGetn nit Der re4ten 9anb
getban tpirb, f0nnte ebenfo gut au9
nit Der linfen berri9tet fperben, tpenn
bos @lieb nur geniigenb geiibt pdre,
unb cine fol6e 4rbeit5fdbigteit pirbe
m0gli8er @eiTe Elm 8epinn fir Die
2eiftungsfd6igteit i'm @Qgemeinen
ietn. @s tt bod Offenbar, baB Elm
Qrbeiter tpentger raid ermiiben mir
be, tpenn er betbe 6Gnbe ubpe6felnO
gu berfelben Sbdtigteit bruuaen
f0nnte. Sn ben beutfden 9Qnbperz
terfdulen lit man fi4 befIen betpuBt
geporben. Die 30gIinge perben baz
gu angebalten, bas SGgen, 9pbeln II.
66mmern ebenfo gut nit Der ltnten
6anb gu lernen, ME nit Der re9ten,
unb ben iungen Mdnnern II. 6rauen
pirb Die 8i9ttgteit Der glei9en Sc
f6idIidteit beiber 9Gn6e DEFENDERS
eingeprdgt. Inter ben 8iinitlern 6az
ben mande biefe Grfabrung IdngIt
gemu4t unb aud an fi9 gum @us@
brud ge6ra9t. gs 1T befannt, baB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
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