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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
Riley--LeOnaPd,

Miss Kathryn Leonard and James
Riley, both of Honesdale, were mar
ried by Rev. Edward Burke in st.
Johns Roman Catholic church at
7:15 Wednesday morning with nup-
tial mass. The attendants were
Miss Margaret Leonard, sister of the
bride, and Michael Moran, of New
York City, cousin of the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley left on Wednes-
day mornings Erie train for New
York City After brief honeymoon
the bridal couple will go to house
keeping in Honesdale. The wedding
gifts were many and beautiful. Mr.
Riley is employed with the Homes
dale Consolidated Electric Light,
Heat and Power company, while his
bride, for many years, has been in
the family OF John Lambert.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
STEENE.
Especial to The Citizen.l

oIeene, Pa., OcJ. 20.
Through a misunderstanding on
the part of the purchaser concerning
the loose property, Mr.. Hollenbeck
has backed out of the purchase of the
old Perry homestead at Steene. The
property is still for sale.
Andrew Boots will dispose of all
his personal property on Monday,
October 80. Mr.. Boots has accepted
position at Carbondale during the
winter months but expects to return
to his farm again in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Place, Car
bondale, are talking farm of late
Nothing like 1t as Mr.. Place is a
hustler and full of life.
Miss Cora Miller, our school teach
er at Steene, is much improved after
suffering from a severe cold.
Mrs. Chapman and daughter, Mrs.
Foster, visited friends at Carbondale
Saturday and Sunday.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
ATHLETICS WIN SERIES
Runs Hits Errors.
10 @ O 90 001 z q 3
OO1 d lO7 OK I3 10 5

has doubled the number of its in
dustries.
Its products are all quality goods
and are known from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from the Gulf to Can
ada.
1t is 9S5 feet above sea level and
enjoys many natural resources.
There are number of water pow
ers in operation and others are pos
sible of development.
1t is noted for it's healthfulness; it's
death rate being less than ten to
every thousand, which is the lowest
in this section of the country.
Banks are liberal and stand among
those of highest rank in the State.
School facilities are foremost in
the State. The Honesdale High
school furnishes a complete prepara-
tory course for college.
Largest dam for power in the State
is in course of construction near
Honesdale which will afford cheap
power and any factory locating in
Honesdale will be above all possible
danger.
Advantages offered for employ
ment are better in Honesdale be-
cause factory can have more light,
more air, better ventilation and the
employee can produce twice the
amount of work in the country than
he can in the crowded city districts,
where air is impure.
Honesdale is at the foot of the
Moosic mountains and in close prox-
unity to the coal mines, but the town
is built on solid ground, affording
good foundation for industries.
Remember to send your slogans
on or before Friday noon, November
10, to Secretary Board of Trade,
EIonesdale, Pa.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
OUT OF THE RACE,

The following candidates have filed
certificates of withdrawal at the
County Commissioners Office:
Isaac S. Rutledge, West Damascus,
Prohibition candidate for County
Treasurer.
Otto S. Rutledge, Democratic can
didate for supervisor in Damascus
township.
John Kern, Democratic candidate
for school director in Canaan town
ship.
John Bentham, Republican candi-
date for constable and overseer of the
poor, in South Canaan township.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
REAL ESTATE DEALS.

j. B. O'Reilly and Mary O'Reilly,
his wife. and w. T. O'Reilly and wife,
Cochecton, Sullivan county, N. Y,
grantors and Ralph Allen Crane, 106
Eldert street, Brooklyn, N. Y, gran
tee. Parcel of land in Damascus
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
WIVES FORGIVE
HUSBANDS FORGET
Mrs. Ira RitCh, Hawley.
Ready to Take HuS-
band Back.
PATHETIC LETTER FROM WON
AN WHO HAS WORKED HARD
TO SUPPORT HUSBAND.

If he'll only support the family
when he is in work and stop that aw-
ful drinking, I'll be satisfied to have
him come home"
That it is the wife who is always
willing to throw out the life line of
forgiveness, even until seventy times
seven, was again shown in court last
Tuesday morning, when District At
torney M. E. Simons read pathetic
letter from Mrs. Ira Ritch, Hawley,
in which she expressed her willing
ness to withdraw the charges of as
sault and battery preferred by her
against, and hanging over her hus-
band, who is enjoying the solitude of
Wayne county Jail, if he would only
sign the necessary papers and try
10 behave like man.
Her letter in full is as follows
Hawley, Pa, Oct, 1911.
Mr.. M. E. Simons,
Honesdale, Pa.
Dear Sir:
Your letter in hand. l thank
you ever so much for your kind
ness in my husbands affairs.
If my husband will sign pa
pers that he will keep the peace,
and help support the family
when he has work, and stop
that awful drinking, I'll be sat
isfied to have him come come,
as our home would be a happy
dream, if he stuck to his work.
Now if he signs that agree
ment l will be thankful.
Yours truly,
(MRS.) IRA RITCH."
According to the District Attorney,
Ritch had been in jail only a little
over a week. He rather thought
he'd been a sort of worthless fellow.
Judge Searle thought it mig
possibly be the best plan to parole
him. " don't know" he said,
. whether it would do any good if he
signed the pledge" The Court de-
cided finally to take his case under
advisement.
Ira Ritch, was committed to
the Honesdale jail, Saturday, Oct.
IA, charged with committing assault
and battery while intoxicated and
also with non-support of his wife.
Mrs. Ritch claimed also that he had
abused her for long time and she
has had to work hard to support
him.
Wednesday, October 25, Ritch
pleaded guilty before Judge A. T.
Searle. He said his home was in
ilo"iCy anu IllSlI lclu DGCh
ried 27 years. Owing to ill-health
he had been out of employment for
year or more, and admitted that his
wife and two children worked.
Ritch told Judge Searle that he
was very sorry he had gotten drunk;
also that this was his first offense in
long while. He declared if he was
let go this time he would never
again take drop of liquor nor abuse
his wife. He was remanded to JAIL
pending a further investigation.
Inc fellow has been supported
principally by his wife doing wash
ing" a prominent citizen of Hawley
informed a Citizen man.
His wife seems to have taken the
matrimonial bond more seriously
than her husband, and is willing to
stand by him through thick and thin
through good and evil report, know
ing that when she married him, she
took him for better or for worse.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
DAN CUPID
GETS BUSY
Many Marriages Take
Place Among Old
and Young.
ONE NEWLY-WED COUPLE ARE
EACH OVER 75 YEARS OLp.
Wohfinder-Parmeter.

Esariah Wohfinder, of Carbondale,
and Miss Margaret M. Parmeter, of
Farview, were married on Tuesday
in the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
w. II. Hitler.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27

William French, who lives
near White Mills on the old
French farm, has on exhibition
in White Mills a Northern Spy
apple that measures 12 " inches
in diameter and weighs 13 ozs.
The apple is perfect. 1t can be
seen at DR.. Cavities Drug Store.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
CharieSwoPth--Kimble.

A quiet wedding occurred Tuesday
evening at Grace church rectory
when the rector, Rev. A. L. Whit
taker united Miss Florence Rebecca
Kimble and Thomas E. Charles
worth in marriage. The ceremony
was performed at 8 o'clock and the
young couple was unattended. Mr..
and Mrs. Charlesworth happily sur
prised their many Honesdale friends
in that they supposed the wedding
was to have occurred on Wednesday.
The young couple left on Wednes-
day mornings 6:55 Delaware &
Hudson train for Scranton, where a
brief honeymoon will be spent. The
bride is a daughter of Lawrence
Kimble, formerly of this place, but of
late she has made her home with
her uncle, Hon. F. p. Kimble and
family, Ridge street. The bride re-
ceived a handsome array of presents,
which speaks in a marked degree of
the high esteem in which she is held
in the community. The bridegroom
is one of Honesdale's artistic and
successful photographers and is an
exemplary young man. The Citizen
extends congratulations.
The ''deviP' of The Citizen Of
flee, Fred Gregory, came to work
Thursday morning wearing a smile
that wouldn't come Off When asked
why he was so happy, he replied that
his grandmother was married and
that he was going to have a skinner
ton tonight. The reporter became
interested and inquired more about
the affair which pleased our faithful
apprentice of the art preservative.
He told us that his grandmother,
Mrs. Martha De Reamer, of White
Mills, and Joseph Tiderman, of New
York, a retired pickle agent, were
married the first of the week in Jer-
sey City The fomance has been of
practically short duration, Mr.. It'd
erman having come to visit his
daughter who married William, a
son of Mrs. De Reamer. The visits
were more often and about a week
ago Mrs. De Reamer told her rela-
tives that she was going to New
York City. An announcement of
their marriage followed. The bride
and bridegroom, who are past the
three score and five mark, will live
in White Mills.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-27
SOME APPLE.

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GelbitDtritdnblihieit, TO aob man fih
nit syreiiber bent 8iIDe bin, aenDB es
ols etnen Rei5 inebr in oieIsr ipunbers
rollen reiheu Stdot. yeenn dber i'm
s5oner Der aomtTdben Sper eir
fnerfipiirbiess 0erh1HgniB irsibt bel
gremieren bort bic merlniiroigiten
Wiertfpiirbigteiteu 8erlins 3lFIammen
- fDenn bort Domsn bon rsifiter Guile
un6 oententfprefelner 8rd5ie uno
3ierltdteit in ben pbantnftiIch reihsn
Roitiimen guirets unb Isiner 8encIiin
iih pariisriid al eeben Deriuhen, 10
ipirtt pas 10 entifieoeR dbhGrtenb, bub
man bic eerinse 9enhtune Oss 5Oien.
rods coer Der Rpdbpie bon Stiten or
Wsdnnlihfeit nur ourhaus beareiflit
finpst. Sebenfalls ober Isi Die biftot
ride 5batInhe DerSeidnet, boB nit
nisfem isaitno6tsDienitdg, am Isbten
3aee oes tiirseiten Monats, in Berlin
bic erite Dame Den Wtutb gsbobt bat,
aud duf Der StraBs pardon!
fte lnausIprehliden ansuhoben. 9is
pont iequsntesl Die auliur Dornn!
GuIturtpiIie ober tpeniaIieHs s3ipi!i.
f6tionspiTIe fprtht aud aus eirer
Ulabnahme, bic oas Wnlrenhaus mebr
unb msbr Der llniperiit6t anndbern
fou. Wnn iast iih NIT Rsht: Msnn
profeHoren 70 aslhidt In Der Sonotos
buna oes 9eIhdftIidxn iin ssiaen, frie
Is in lsbier 3.it mebrTd6 Der i5oII mar,
10 LII niht nb5uitben, fparum man
nidt ebsnio fpis Die 9rpf,Fpren - bic
aommis uustouifen ioa. 9erIiner
unb enelifhs Wourenb6uIsr Sino duT
bieien aeninIen 8tbansen qetomntn,
um 10 bic 9ortbsilt Der beibsrisitigen
Srgdniiotionen better ausnubsn 3u
tSnnen. Der @soants iii nift libel -
IN ieoem Sale fann Der @srTuh nift
nur duf. bic betbeiIigien ltnterns5men.
fGnberu ond, auf bns alIaemeine purh
G,rgr0Berung oes beiberItitipsn Qsrs
iidnnniHes nur pnn aiinitiasr Mirfune
isiH.
Sn ieSsm ssn[It - es bIii6t unb
fprpbt i'm gerlinsr qeben, sin uHsnt.
iptsttr. unuuFboriid,sr 5riibItng, oefen
ereebniiis gar niht absuieben iinb.
Die tpeHisen aIteu absr, Die nph in bic
9esenpart biHeinraaeu aus Der idgens
baften .3eit, ba gaIin nod siHs Stnbt
lpdr uno niht Hnr elm RieisubotsI ipie
ltst ore iinisH elmer nof) nem dnoeren
oabin. I'm i5riihIiuq ipsnn Der
Sturm iibsr Die Wart, ben 8runenalo
uno bic fromms Spree babiuesbt.
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Garl Sdurs Wlemorialfeier.

Die llniperiitdt BON Diseonfin pirb
an 5reitde Rahmitiaa. 81. Wadrs. in
Gotbrop 6uu cine Carl Shur3 IRE
moridIfsisr peranitoltsn, ip1brenb be-
rsr ben Rtsentsu Der uniperiitdt ais
srite Rate Der Carl ShurS Wlemoa
rial Foundation" bic Summs Don
$50, 900 fur eineu Carl Shurs aebrs
ituA iibsrreidbt iperoen ipirb.
Sur Carl Shur5 Memoriai JOuns
baton" gsb0rtn piele Der unesf.bcns
fisu 9iirger WisepnIin's, tpsld3e oas
aneenisn ibres friihersn Wlitbirgers
uHo erobtn StantsmnnHes, Der ole
beiten Sabre Isinss 2ebsns isinsm
aboptips@atsrIonos fpiomets, duf mir
bias Mst's gu .brsn tpiinlhen. Carl
GdurS mar in iriiberen Sdbren elm
Regent Der lIninsriitGt BON miseoniin
uno bel feinem Isstsn 9siuhe nes
Stoatss i'm Sabre 1906 bersite.s ss
ibm stne eroBe unb dufrihtiee iyreus
be. oaB bic uHiptriitGt ibm bic bod
iteu atneemiihenGbreu periisb. 3ipsi
bebeuteRbs beutlde 8sishrts. profsHor
War sSrisbldnoer BON Der unineritt6t
Berlin un0 YrofeiIor grnft 3aeueI
bon Der llnip.riitdt aiel, ipsrbsn ans
iprahen bdItsu.
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9tihloHen, oab bic 2ebteren BIB in ben
Winter binein in Sibune bleibsn unb
ben eefammten 9drif umItiilpen mol
len. Der grdfipent III bupon febr un=
angtnebm beriibrt, ba nuh ieiHer Ins
Iicbt ohne 8orar6eiten @eitens Der Ia
rifzapmmiFion bic 3oafrags nidbt pers
itGnbig eeregslt iptrben Tonne. Wir
gIduben ieoph. oub Der 8rGiibsnt iich
uHnDtbigen 8eIorsHiRen binsibt. Die
0empiraten perben gendu fplte
Shnierigteiten haben, pie bic 4er
pubIitaner, neil es uuh bei ben Demo-
traten nitt on Soh5Olnern Fehlt. Sic
m6gen iih allenfalls iiber bic Wollsns
unb 9aumpolIsns 3Dlls einigen tDnnen
unb jsber 3ullabitrich bierin 1T au lor
ben, aud ipenn Die 9arif. .aommiHipn
ibn nid,t porber empfobIeu bat. 8es
Dsitersu III ss ben 8emotratsu nift
unbsfannt, oaB Der BrGiioent bic 8stos
9etpaIt bsitbt unb oab lie osmna6 Ell
men freibdnpleriihen Surif ni6t burh@
lesen tonnen.
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gs gibt bod nidts 5rs6cs
res, aIs etneu preubiihen Sunter. lin
ole 1Inrubs in ben Ret6sIaHoeu gu be.
fhDinttgen, bat Der 8anSler cine neue
8erfufune fir oieIeIbe uusgearbettet,
luelhe unter @noerem bas alIgemeine
Stimmre6t, tpsnn aud nit perfhiebee
ueu 8sI6rGRtunsen sinfiibrt. Sogegeu
bat Der ;Siibrer Der Sumter, 5epoes
brGno. i'm preubifaen abgsprbneten@
baus protsfttrt, tppmit er gum 4usbrud
brtngt, bab bas 9eutIhe Reih BON Der
prsuBtf6en Suntsrfduft regiert tperoen
miiTs. 9es Weiteren gebt aug benz
a3roteft berppr, ouB ielbft Der ieBige
aan3ler Diefen Wtenihen nod 3u libe=
raj lit. Das iolte 8stbmauns5 5oQpeg
bod auf ben 8ebanten bringen, oaB es
Die bO6ite 3sit iit, ii6 Don ben Sum
tern losSuTdgen uuD ben GtrfIuB Der
Regierung auf3ubieten, ouB iie bel Den
ndhften Reihstasspablen gefhlagsu
iperoen, oenn nit elmer folbsn Regies
rung ruie Tie Die Sumter Dem Rsife gez
ben poIen, tann oas 2auD bod ni6t
beitebeR.
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sange gitans
@irs am beatiaeH iass Der Stabt'
ratb abbalfen.

9ller gornusfint mad piro bic cuf
beute Ulorg,n um stbn ubr einbsrus
fsns grtrnfiBund bss Stablrntbs iih
3u Der ldnsiten Gibuns sRtipidsln, be
biefe AehDroe IL c6gthalten bat.
Jn erftsr 2inis ION Der rsue Muni.
5ipoltobsr In amsnDirtsr Jorm untsr.
breitei iDsrnen unp Dis WsrlsIaHg oisiss
dl.bsrcrbeHtIieh umfangrsihen Tosus
msnts oiirfte bis etpa adj llhr Abenbs
ipdbren, uno b1HH fon In Der bsut aen
Sibang aud bic Drbinon5. ireIhs bic
HsusiHfbtiiuRg Der Wnrbs poriitht.
befinitip erIebigt nerben.
Da berfnitbsns GtaDsrlttsmitaIits
Der nit Der Reueinihtiluna beianntfih
nift eiapsrtanDen iinb. 70 iiebt be LA.
lid bitfsr 0rbindns Elm itbt0f ss
MaEtasfedt sa srlporitu unb inter
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MarS6riei uOm 8OOeniee.
Gin 9OrfdIas fur bic -8eIug" Dor
friihlins. - Dor bem aufitiss. -
Die ri6tiesH 0onbertogt.
arftbridstaftn, 8. Wadry

Jriebridsbafen, 8. Rdrs.
4m gobsnf.s fpiro su gesinn bss
5riibIiugs lpieber lebbGft bic Grags ers
ortert, of in niefsm Spmmer, 5tIons
ters in ben aeiiss unb GerisunDHntsn
Hihi Elm 3.s2nftidsff su fianeisen. re-
pslni6bissn paHdsisrfnbrieH freiees
laht unb bier in Jrieori6sbaFsn Ttas
iipnirt spsrben tonnte. ia Der Bobegis
Zee ia bic Miege nnb Der Sd,duplas
ter sansen zeppelin llnternebmunesn
NIT al ibrem astb uno ou ib.er Jreuee
1T, ptritsbs man nieien WunIh. Dian
fpiirbs sbsnio bic Gnti1uIhIne psrnss
tfn. ipenn Der Eani6 fih lpisbtr ni9t
f.fiillen folIte. WoR ipeib auh, r1B
eer .2aftf6iff5au 3sppeliR1 germ bus
Seinig. ihGse Gbsr er iii ieinsm Ws.
Fen nnf ebsE ein gous llnternsbn;sa
unb iein 8ttritbs unisrnebmsn. Gr
eauB aus bisfer ieinsr g.Iiimnu ii
Esrnus iif sunGti: auf ssn 9erta.ii
isinsr GrSe,is.ii!s eiar;ftsn unb ssqt
Der Rnnfrngs aEo Der @sseIiuHg Sl
tieneu. IS ift alio ip6bi Susa6It aus
sdGIpien. baB pen s;,ifr Gsitt ar
sissne Ietnuns tin 2ur.i'biit bousrno
lunb nur bns bate Msrtbt) In iol6eH
9ienft geitelIt ipirb. Gin 4uspea lie
BE filb inbes fiubsn, ,nsnn bic .DelGg4
nIs bic bem -QuftjHiffbuu Zeppelin"
lpahlDsriD1HDts 9eripsribuuasgefetIs
fhaft ben 0ebnntsn erRitlih mitsrgrifs
Fe. llnb SiDur Don fOlgenpsH 5lDei &c.
iih.spuniten aus: I'm in ibrsn sissnsR
Betrieb zine Gtetigteit 3u briHgen. III
ts fir bic .Geldg" nothiptnbig, eineR
itdnbigea Grfasireu3er auf alls gale
fsrtis perfiigbar 3ii brben. Nur 70 finb
urpDrbersefsbeHe Gtpdunstn nnb bns
mia perbanbens finan3itIle Gt0runaen
iii DermeiDen. Dieies frei bisppnibls
RtIsrDefubrssug mare IN uritbridsbas
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Ser 40. 6eburtstas oes oeut-
iden Heidstags.

aIs am mittpoh Der qrGIioent bss
Reihstags, 9raf S6tperin G0ipib,
in trodenem 8eIh1ftstou bic antiinz
oigung ma6ts bab an bisiem 1age
Der Reihstag in bas pier3igite Sabr
istHes 8eite5ens etngetrsten lei, ant
portets oas 6aus nit i6ouenbem
8eId6ter, rpsI6es ben 2lsrger gum
gusbrut bru6te. bdb Der 8rGiibent
zines Der beoeuisnbfen purlamente Der
Weit 10 tpenig non Der @urhe ieines
Poitens uno Der 8eoeutunq bes
Reihstags oahte, oab sr ni6ts uuBer
benz Datum Uber bas GreiqniB su ia
gen bate. 9ieie 8erineI6dBunq Setz
tens oes prafibentsn 1T ieboh taum
iiberraiheno. gr lit elm Stod Ron
ierpattper unb penn ss mad ibm unb
ieiner purtei gings, niirbs iiberbaupt
tein Reidstas eriftiren. Gisfe politiz
ihe 8ruppe rehnet es gu 9ismards
ungliidieligiten Sbatsn, bob sr Elm
auf bsm aQgemeinen Stimmre6t be-
ru6eubes ReihSparloment qsT6aFfea
bat. Die unpartetiide 9eIhi6te ies
bod tptro oas 3eusnib ausitellsn, baB
oas algemeine Stimmrsht uHb Der
Rsihstug ben in lie ssiestsn Grnars
tungen in poQitsm Wabe sntipro6en
babeH. Wenn man an bic 9roBartigen
5orti6rttte Der beuti6en Ration ieit
1871 bentt, t0nHsn oas Bolt uno feline
8ertrster ben lnipruh erbsben, 3u
eieiem gldn3enben grfOIge ibr reihs
Iides 5beil beigstrasen gu ba6su, bsnn
mas geiheben 1T, tonnts iih obne ibre
3uitimmuHg ni6t DoIlaisbsn unb BON
ibnen tameH ntht bic tpsnigIten Der
2lnrsgungen, Die ii6 gu 8eIeBsn Dsrs
bihtet bnben, pelds bas Grftaunen
uHo Die 8eiDunberuns Der BsIt srrss
gen.
Der Reihstug isI6ft bat p6ns 3tpeis
fel ii6 ibtpersr syebIer ibulbig ges
u1aht, jeoe partsi in ibrer WeiIe unb
tbatidhli6 muB man gsgen bic Iibes
raIen parteisn ben fhpsriten 9or<
tpurf er6eben, benn btefen 1T es su3us
i6reiben, bab Die beuti6s qoIitit
nidt eiue in jeoer 5iniiht bsfrisbiz
senbe gsfpefeu 1T. Der Aeihstag ers
pffnets fein Daiein unter bem 3eithen
beg 2iberalismus unb 2sstersr bat Die
9elesenbeit, bic fia ibm Bot, bic rents
tiondren gleHente aus Der Regieruno
gu balten, in bo6it bebduerIiher
unp tabelnstpsrtber Weiie DerfGumt.
Gr bat gegen bsHeres WiFsn geiiins
bigt. Sn Der preubifden 4onflittsz
Periobe Don 1860 bis 1865 bet1mpfz
ten bic ltberalen garteien ben Ulilis
tarismus. 8ismard islbit bat ibnen
pas Der3ieben, tnoem er 3ugdb, bub bic
2ibsralsn nitt iDifIen tonnten, Dag Ct
bas S6nert gefadrft babe, I'm
Deutfhlanb eintg 81 MAIDEN unb BON
5rantret6 5u befreien. 2lber er bat
ss ibnen ME per5ieben, baB tie nod
mad 1871 ale 4ufpenbungsn fir oas
5ser betdmpfteu. Dos beutfhe 9of
bot fir Diefen 9Sebler f6tper biiBen
miifsn, bd Die Hegierung ge3iDuneen
ipor, NIT ben reaftionGren pdrteien
Su pdttiren, bic Der Rseieruns ales,
mas iie fir bic 9srt6siDiguHg forz.
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Aud RpofepeIt bat 2ortmsr
nrfssforbsrt, gu rsTgnirsn, mas uo'
tiirlih unbeabtst bIeihen tptrs. Roo'
feptIt IeIbit miro ii6 teinsn Slluiionen
barber bingeben, baB er nit ietaen
Murten cine IpIhe Rhino5erp4balt
Dur6brineen t0unte. CT pOllte ia
ouh bios Oarauf b.npeiIen, tDie notbz
ipenbio bic Reform tit, baB Die Ssnd-
loren pom @olte, itatt bon ben 2eglss
Idtursn eetpdblt rerben. gei oiefer
GeIeeenbeit tpanbte sr iih audi segen
fie 4nii6t, oab burd iolhe Reform
Der Rarattsr Der Regierung Der 8er
Staatsu nednosrt psrbeu ipiirbe. so
melt IS uns betrifft, md4t es uns me-
mig Gorge, oaB Der &aruttsr Der Re
eierung eins Qenbsrung srfabren f0nn.
te. Sir uns tommt bios IN getra6t,
boB Der &arattsr Der Ssnatoren sez
dRbert miro.
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Der meritanifhe JindnSmis
niIter 2imantour, Der bel Qusbru9 Der
RsbeIlion iid i'm 4uslanbe beFuno uno
jsbt srft na9 feiner Seimatb 5uriidz
estebrt lit, sibt au, ouB bic Sa6lage
bsosutsub eruftsr iit, aIs er iih pieislbs
poresitellt bat. 9iaS iheint pffenbar
alien 5aIt am 8ulte perIoren gu babeu.
Ddmit tptro tpobl ertldrt, tpesDegeH
,lHfsrs Rsgisrung bic militdriI6en Riis
ftuugsn nit folhem gtfer perpoIIItdns
bigt. Sffsnbur eripartst iie einsu Ools
Iigen 3ufammeHbru6 Der SiasI3en
2iftatur.
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9erIin. 10. M11ra.

8einabe. ssbn Gage lang iit Der
Sturm iibsr 2anb unb Gtaot babins
gesdngen, beuIeno, tlappsrno, Tauienb,
an ben Sauienben BON glsubautsn
riittelnb, bic rings an ber tGalid,
pahfenben 9srtpberie bieIss pielaes
liebteH Wufertopfes entffe6eH; I'm
SbiergarteT brdh er alte Baume um
unD mari lie uuf Die 5hieuen Der ats
ebrDiirbigeH Berlin GbarIottenburs
ger Glettrifhen, bic bie 8eritner einft
neniser shrfiirhttg ben .ttuf6en ssos
iepb" ndnnten. neil iie nnr bis ans
ranie@ in gharIottenbnrg gine;
BON ben airdtbiirmen mari er bic
9a65iesel berob auf bic sf6pfe Der
2eute unb BON ben geriiIten Der
Mirtbsfaisrnsn bic 2eute felbft: unb
als er fih enoIi9 ausgetobt bate, bols
te 81 nod Su gutter asst iia aipti
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(eingsiaHDt.)
Jrau 1prab6ier saaft.

8ss5rie He6dtiion!
Sic tpiirDsn mid 5u arobem DANTE
nerpfllhtsa, i5olgenbes in SIRE iper.
ifeH Spnlten oufnehmtn Ill tpolIen:
.an ale Iieben SreunDs bss Teutfts
tbums In Cincinnati.
ia IS unm0eIih IN, dn Dtnisnieta
perf0nlih 81 oanitn, bic mir in mel
nfm llHiernsbmen Der 5dde Der Mrbeit
Der oeutihtn 6rausn fir bic 3itls uno
3tpede unisrss gsiisbten gasiondls
9unoes Heis 5reuHbe 3u esipsnnen unb
bic fh0H beftthtnDtH 81 nod srDbsreR
JbdteR dnsufpornen, bsbilTlit ipnrsu.
10 gsfiatten Gis mir, es auf Disism
mege su ibun. 0ans beIcno.rs tsm
TameH.0erein oss 9uHbss, ftiHtr un.
ermiibiihsH prdiibsRtin sfrdu Char.
l0iie sletb NIT ibr,m iiihsissn nor.
itnnb un0 Der uns 10 uusiqsnniikia
aroboriig bstilflihsn hsutffsn Qrtlfs.
sSd baHit When. alen pisltauFsnonsuI
fiir Jbrs lin'srl'iisung unD aroBartias
gaftfreie Aufndbme In abrsr fa,1nt1
Etres Gineinn0ti unb bite um en
frtunollfes AHtenitn.
sSran y. q. DorHh5fsr.
Dprlittuet Der nrdusHs 3peioe nts o.
u. W0!ionaIbuubts pcn Rem glogf.-