A Moral Community

The liltle island of Heligoland, in the North sea, has a necessarily moral community. OGenders against social decorum are forced to seli-banishment, and crimináis f rom without are quickly discovered and punished, because they fiud no place to hide on this little dot of land. Two burglars f rom the mainland not long sinco mado a rich collection of treasures by breaking into numerous houses by night. But, to their great chagrín, no boat was found to leave the island before high noon, by which hour their crime had been discovered, the booty returned to ita owners, and punishrnent inflieted on the robbers. Going up again - The telegraph