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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
Pine Tobacco,

We are informed by reliable gentle
man that Mr.. Edward Legg, near McNIiI-
lan's station, has from three and a half to
four acres in tobacco that will average over
1000 pounds to the acre. He says that it
Is the finest tobacco he ever saw in this or
any other country, and that he feels COLI
hdent that the piece of ground above men
toned will make over 900 pounds of cured
tobacco. If the owners expectations are
realized it would pay him to put his whole
plantation in tabacco next year, for there
IS nothing else that will bring him from
$3.50 to $500 per acre.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20

An Illustration of Irish simplicity is af-
forded by. the reply of a young candidate
for the Office of teacher. The examiner
idea of the market value of labor with ref
erence to demand and supply; but, being
baffied, he put the question in this simple
form IF there are in your village two
shoemakers, with just sufficient employ
ment to enable them to live tolerabIy, and
no more, what would follow If a third
shoemaker set up in the same village >"
What would follow, sir:" echoed the
candidate, why a fight, to be sure"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
shipping Marble.

The Knoxville Marble Company, now
operating the magnificent stone quarry
from which was taken the marble of our
Postoiiice, hes commenced shipping mar
BILE to st. Louis, Pittsburg and other north
ern cities Having marble which is UNI
questionably of the very best the country
saving it cheaper than it can be done any
where else, the company cannot fail to do
q fine business.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
In End TNStc.

The editor of the Bristol Ne,Cs is q
chivalrous (?) man.. He is brave man
He takes occasion now that COL Grisham
is dead to revive some of the bitter politi-
cal prejudices of the war in notice of his
death. We are sorry to see such an article
in the NeaCS as that, in its issue of the 10Th
on Col. Grisham. 1t is in bad taste. Con-
sidering the circumstances connected with
the noble mans death the article referred
to is spiteful and mean.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
The New Post Once building.

General Holman has reason 10 feel salts
fed with the work so rapidly progressing
on this magnificent building. Under di-
rection of Mr.. Johnson, the rediment on
Prince street is nearing completion. 1t is
certainly very handsome and reflects cred
it upon the workmen who have prepared
and put in place its mammoth stone. A
carpenter shop is being put up on Crooked
street, in which the wood work for the in
terror ofthe building will be prepared.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
rmE NArroNAL cAmr MEETING.
a vIsit OF the Stockholders tO IHsltip sta
...... ton.


|.H. ton.
Yesterday afternoon majority Of the
stockholders in the Knoxville Camp Meet
ing Association, accompanied by the Revs.
J. j. Marker and J, b. Ford, two city re-
porters, and quite number of persons in
terested in the coming National Camp
Meeting, through the courtesy Of the ofli-
ciaIs of the Knoxville and Ohio railroad,
got aboard coal flat and proceeded to In
skip Station, where it was cut loose from
the passenger train and left in charge of
competent brakeman. The party then
visited
THE GROUNDS,
and numerous suggestions were made as to
the proper cleaning up of the same. 1t was
pretty well decided that no changes should
be made from last year in the location of
the tents as most all the stakes are still up.
1t was decided to have the grounds thor
oughly cleaned Oft and all the decayed
leaves and wood removed and
fully double the amount Of straw
provided, 30 that the grounds around
the stand in the grove and in the
tabernacle can be we'll covered with straw,
and so kept during the ten days of service.
The trees are to he trimmed up TO a certain
hight, and all the underground removed.
The rocks and pieces of brick lying
around on the grounds are to be removed,
and the grounds to be put in an attractive
rs well as healthy and inviting condition.
-. THE GRAND TABERNACLE
will certainly be here. 1t is to be 1870 by
IS feet in size, and viii comfortably seat
some three thousand persons. 1t viii be
placed on the same ground occupied by ii
last year, with the seats arranged in a
somewhat more systematic form A fence
VIII be built across the field back of the
tabernacle in order to enclose the entire
grounds and exclude hogs and stock dur
ing the meeting. This will be done q
week or two before the commencement OF
the services in order that the grounds may
be clean and pure.
r- A WELL
is now being dug and some water has been
reached at depth of thirty-three feet.
| Last year water was quite an item, and
had to be procured from a spring u consid.
cradle distance from the grounds. The
| stockholders of the Camp Meeting Associ-
alton, however, being determined to make
| the place convenient rs well as attractive
to the campers, have made the second eff
! fort to reach water by well, and this time
we will hope with success. Other inn
provements will doubtless be made upon
the grounds to insure the comfort of those
attending the meeting and make it grand
! success.
| THE PROSPECT.
| All who went out felt much encouraged
| and quite enthusiastic on the subject, anC
we may look for u glorious outpouring o
the Divine Spirit, until the entire country
shall become alive unto God. Already tn,
! fire is kindling, and we hear of revival
upon revival throughout the country, and
thus the public mind is being prepafed by
God Himself for the great spiritual feast
| He has in store for His children at thi
| grand +" Feast of Tabernacles.i r
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20

We notice, almost daily, people on our
streets INDUCING in the doubtful luxury of
melons and to Judge by the market bas-
kets, cabbages, and other varieties of I'M
wholesome vegetables are frequently ad-
mitted to the homes and tables of our peo-
Pile. This course if persisted in will breed
disease. True, Lytle's Elixir, if taken in
time, will counterfeit the effect of such i'm
prudence, but more care should be exer-
cised, and Lytle's Elixir keep constantly
on hand
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
NEW SEWING mACnINE-vIoroR.
Omce Opposite Southern Express CO., 90
.. GAY Street. .-

This machine has the best constructed
Shuttle and the most perfect Lower Ten
sion in existence, has the only Straight,
Self Adjusting Needle to be found in any
Shuttle Machine, by which the thickest
or finest fabric can be sewed, and is so
simple in construction and easily kept in
order, that very little or no instruction is
needed to learn to stitch, hem, fell, braid,
bind, cord, gather, quilt, hem-stitch, en-
broider, fringe, &c. This machine is second
to none. Soft you wish a No. machine,
examine the Victor before purchasing.
Agents wanted for most of the COUNTIES in
East Tennessee. r JNo. l.. FoUsT,
viiil2wtf Gen1 Agent for East Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
Merrer pnfn,nrs.

Mr.. +. a. Sawyers, of New Market, has
sent us for inspection fine lot of Mercer
Potatoes, which are as large and perfect as
he best of those we have seen this season.
He ought to find ready sale and good
price for all he has raised, ifequal to those
we have seen.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
Sudueu Death,

Welearned yesterday through IA colored
man just from Chattanooga, that Mr.. Il.
;. Nicklin, an attorney well known
throughout East Tennessee, fell dead on
The street in Chattanonga on Sabbath. II
is thought that he died from aPpopleXy or
heart disease
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
COnlDIim enIarY.

AT a meeting of the regular monthly
Conference of the Baptist Church at Phil
aedlphia, presided over by ID. ID. Kelly
Moderator, Deacon w. H. b. Jones, offer
ed resolutions highly complimentary to
DIR. Brenker who was oblidged to tender
lockwood and the great distance separa-
ing the two points - ........ .....'....
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WHEAT, WHEAT, wHEAr,..
the knoxville city Mills

Will be refitted by the 18th of July and
we shall be ready after the 10th of the
month TO purchase and receive wheat, for
which the highest market price will bepaid
in cash. Our requirements will be large
and farmers may depend upon constant
and reliable market at the mills.
JOHN Z. BEACH & Co,
vilSw3m. ..... PrOprietOrs.
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Personal.

We had call yesterday from Hon. J. NJ.
Meek, of New Market. He reports that
up to date there has not been a case of
cholera in Jefferson county. New Market
continues in its usual good health. Mrs.
Meek sent US some choice specimens OF
her Prolific tomatoes, which are unusually
fine
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
DIED..

On Tuesday, August 5, 1873 at 10 o o'clock A. NJ. of
Brghts disease OF the kidneys, William Al Carr aged
70 years native OF Knoxville. Tenn. but resident Of
TINS city Tor the last % years,-Nel0 Orleans Times
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-20
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst at the residence Of Isham Fritts
Esq, by Rev. q. W. Coleman, Mr.. j. b. Rudder ot
Knoxville, TO Miss |. L. Philips, dauVhtar of Rev
Sewel Phillips. Of ROane East TeRResseeq1
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Upland corn.

A farmer friend has deposited in our of
fee a stalk OF .eornfaised onupland, which
is fifteen feet four inches high. 1t has one
of the largest ears of corn on it that we
have seen this year.
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Personal.

Col John B. Brownlow returned to the
city yesterday from trip TO Middle Ten
nessee. sH y aa.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-02-15

ie nc sails dc quelle coulcur mais il etait NAL ase
In cour: voonte sly trouvait comprmee sa violence
ne pouya re explosion, ct il etait daillenrs etoufe
an ien de cettc pousserc de hobereax q chatoyaicnt
ct tourblonnacnt antour du t6nc II etat revcnu dams
ses terres ct il yivait petit monarquc. lie temps
await empore aun les veux privileges dc In nobesse;
mais lui il les await gaes dc fat ct il les exercat dams
toute leur plentude II etat matre absoln
settlement de ses domanes mais danstout epays
des envrons. CGtait, Ia rondache pres, veritabe
segneur fe0al. II rossait les paysans il eur prenait
eurs cmmcs quand elles Gaent gentiles il envahssait
eurs terres ayec meutes fOala eurs recoltes aux
peds de ses valets fsait mile avanes aux bourgeois
qui sc lassent rencontrer par u antour de 81 mon
tagne.
II fasa du despotisme ct de In violence par caprice,
par advertisement ct surtout por amour proprc. Atm
Gtre 10 personnage L. plus eminent du pays, await
voulu en- etrc le plus mechant II savat pas de neil
eures maniares de demontrer suptrorite anx gems
que de les opprimer Pour etre ceebre seait fat me-
chant Cetait volume pres 10 pncc qn ne peut vous
faire dc presence entire vos dras qucn
vous piauant Quoiqnc richie, IL await dies creancicrs.
Mais se asait point dhonneur de nc pas les payer
Tele 6tait In terreur de que neussez pas
trouve dams le pays huisser pour assgner I'm scu
e perc BaIlivet await os6 lui remettrc cesuc On
main prcpre ct parlant Iersonnc, ais il await
risque 81 vc Honneur done generenx pcrc Balvet,
husser royal qui expoitat par tout le monde ct dcnx
eues al,-e ans que disaicnt les manvais paisants
du pays pour ternir In glore de grand huisser.
voici du rsts comment il sly stit rra II await esn-
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le gros des chasseurs ct senoncerent dans chemn
de traverse qui s6garat dams Ia prairie Bient6t lis
trouverent vis-A-vis SantPierre du Mont Or Saint
Pierre du Mont est gros msntcue stn6 Ia route
de Camecy Vary II est a base revetu de praires,
tout ruisselan de sources, mais ct SONNET
Vous dez grande motto dc terrc soulevee dams Ia
plane par aupe ggantesquc. Sur crane pele ct
teigneux etat alOrs reste de chateau oda aujour
d'hui rempace par une elegante maison dc campagne
quhabe engraisseur de bcstaux: cest ans que,
par un travail nsensible, les de rhomme CONNIE
celles de Ia nature decomposent ct recomposent.
Les dn castel etaient demanteles ses creneaux
6dent3s maints eDdroits; tours semblaent avor
etc cass9es par le meu ct elles 6aien reuites 6at
de troncons; foss6s tars mote, etaient encom-
b par de grandes hcrbes ct par foret de
ct pOntlevis await fait place pont de pierre
Pombre snstre de vieux debris de In 6odat6 attrs
TAFT tous les envrons; les chaumeres ayaient recu6
devant u; les etaent al6es le coeau vOisin
former le village de Flez les anes etaicnt descendues
dams Ia valec ct setaient goupees hameau 10 long
de Ia route.
lie maitre de cette viee gentilhommiere etat alors
un certain marquis de Cambyse. NJ. de Cambyse etait
grand epas fotement charpente ct await Ia force dun
gGant Vous eussiez dit ancienne armure faite dc
chair Il etait dun caractere violent, empO6 suscept-
bic jusquA rexc6s, ponvant supporter aucune con-
tradction ct dun orgueil qui allat usqu Ia sottse
il &tait daillers entiche de sa noblessc smagnait
que les Cambyse etaent une hors igne dams Ia
creation.
await Ste quelque temps eieier de n'ousauetaires,
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paquete cednlc dams dcmilouzane d'enveloppes
perfdencnt cachctfcs ct ravat prescnec NJ dc Cam
bysc CONNIE I'm paqnct venant du chateau dc Viainc.
Tands que 10 marquis dGmallotat rcxpoit, il sGtait
esquvG sans bru await gagp6 10 grande porte ct await
enfourchG cheva quill await attach6 un arbrc
qneqne distance du chateau Quand le marquis eutcon.
nassance dc qnc contcnat 10 paquet urieux dayoir
etc In dnpe dun hnissier il OrdOnna sea d0mestiques
dc corir traces mas e pere Balivet Gtat h0rs
dc eur portGe ct moquat dcux par geste que je
ne puis reproluire lei. 5.4 VI
Dn restc, NJ do Cambysc ne sc fasait guorc plus dc
scrnpuc dc dGcharger fnsil paysnn que sur
un renard. II await dea detGrore denx on tros qnon
appela dams lc pays les estropiGs dc NJ de Cambyse ct
plsicurs habitants quasindabl de Camccy avaicnt
GtG vctimes dc tres manvaises paisanteres. Qnoi
qu ne fit pas bien vieux, await deA dams III
vie de Get honorable segnenr dc sangantes ept
gleries pour fare lex focats perpGtu6; mas fl-
mile 6tat bcn In In protection de mobiles
cousins e mettait abr dc toutc ponrsutc. Et an fa
cacun prcnd paisr OH il tr0uye. lie bon roi Louis
XIV, tands qn'il prcnat Versailles de ri donx ct de ii
joyeux Gbas tandis quill donnait es fates gentils
hommes de IN cour, yonait pasque sgentshOmmcs
de province scnnyasscnt dane eus terres, ct il et etc
ts contrar6 one les yxlns farc crer sous le baton
on es bourgeois dGsoer lenr erssent m faute. Louis
dit le Anne, tcnat m6riter lamOnrque u avaient
tGccne SEES s,jes Ans done, est bien entendn one IL
marquis dc CaInbyse etait invaluable CONNIE consti
tntoncl ct quill MY await pour ui nj justice nj marc
chauss:c. CLAUDE TrLLIER.
LA saie an p,0cbniR aa1strO.)
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LES. ANTILLES

Au moment on s'epanouit lei le
xerme de la doctrine Monroe, OH
hurle Ia sOif des annexions, on
dams pUnion americaine le Sud
semblable au renard 4 In queue
coupee &c joint an Nord pour trou-
yer dams Hnsurrection ct Pescla-
wage qui sont les deux fleaux de
Cuba d'excellents pretextes de
faire une proie facile de cette perle
des Antilles, oI tous enfin consi-
derent k Mexiqne CONNIE un fruit
qii mdrit ct bient6t sera bon d
CneiIir, . &c moment assez grave
de Ia vie du continent american,
on sc demande ce que pense rEu-
rope, &c qae dit surtoat rEspagne,
lapuissance plusimmediatement
int6ressSe, Ia plus directement
menacee, ct 81 le vieux sang cas-
lillian ne bout pas dams les veines
du noble peuple. Ausi avons-
nous lu ayec infiniment decuriosite
ct d'attentsa le beas Aisoours
prononce, le q decembre dernier,
4 In Chanbre des deputies espa-
gnols, par Emilio CASTELAR,. Or, CO
lnagnifque moroccan d'6loquence,
splendidement image ct chaude-
ment cOaor6, nest pas &c que nous
supposions: il nous semblait de-
v0ir ete une violente philippique
ct n'ese qu'une idylle cl,imeriqne,
un reve pastoral OIL un proverbial
chateau en- Espagnc. L'orateur
<lebute, il est vrai, par une fetris-
sure encrgique de In servitudc hu-
maine ct reclame raffranchisse-
ment sans delai des pauvres etres
4squi pOrtent au front Ia marque
de rilote, anx flames les cicatrices
dn paria ct aux pieds les fers de
veaclave." Sill ne repete pas le cri
revOlutionnaire: "PGrissent les
colonies plnt6t qu'un principe!"
c'est quill croft que Ia fidelite an
principe ct l'abolition de rescll-
wage s0nt les seules chances de
vie qui restent aux colonies. II a
raison .jusque-lA, ct Ia lenteur dc
rEspagne 4 repudier unc institu-
ton universellement condamnee,
cree 4 cette nation le peril immi-
nest d'nn conflit inegal avec les
Etats- Uais. Maisil deronle ensuite
nne th6srie brillante ct genereuse,
qui pour ttre lillusion dun noble
ceur ct II vision dun eminent es.
prit, men manque pas moins de
tOnte condition rGelle eu 6gard 4
F6tat present des chooses ct aux
tendances actuelIes de Ia politique
am6ricnine.
CASTELAR, nous fait remonter le
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AGENTS A LA NOUvELLE-O ORLEANS
E.-C. WHARTON Il Gle
Encoignure des rues Camp ct Gravier.

commissions chez nous. Elles font
leur MD en- rase campagne ct lenr
chasse y est plus facile qu'en
France. Aussi, Blaze conseille-t-il
aux chasScurs deroutes par leur
vol savant d'aller les CHASER dams
ces lies lointaines, leur promcttant
qu'ils les tuerOnt ausSi iacilement
que les cailles.
La chassc dc In becassine de-
mande beaucoup d'adresse ct d'ha-
bitude. La becassine a le vol ra-
pide, ellie file iroit, fait trois
crochets ct file droit encore.
Les maitres chasseurS conseil-
lent de la tircr au cul-ierG, parcc
que, 81 ron attend qu'ello nit fait
les trois crochets pour tirer, ellie
est deia bien loin, ct 81 Oh lache lc
coup de tusil pendant les crochets,
on Ia manque presque tonj0urs.
Je connais dependant un chasseur
qui Ia tire toujours ainsi, ct qui ne
la manque jamais, dit-il; mais .Iai
bien peur que &C .jamdis ne soft TN
propos de chasseur ct ne mGrite
confirmation.
La becassine Sc laisse tacilement
arr6ter par le chien. La becassine
sourde est beaucoup plus difiicile
i faire lever. Comme la becassine
double, ellie sc laisse approcher dc
tres pres. Elles ne wont jamais sc
remettre bien loin, ct, en- les sui
want de rGil, on est d pen pres
pshr de les retrouver.
Ccst la seule cspece de gibier
que ron puisse CHASER d mauvais
vent, ct ron salt que la b6cassine
va droit sur lui. Prencz-la done a
vent contraire, car ellie file devant
vous. ST vOus In prenez dams Pau
tire sens, ellie tOurbillonne pour
prcndre lc vent ct devient fort
dilicile d tirer. Ajoutons qu'un
temps girls est le meillenr pour
chasser In becassinc.
Ce gibier est reimbursement fort
gras. "La becassine, dit Belon,
est fournie dc hauite gr;,isse gui
reveillc l'appttit endormi, provo
que il bien d:scerner lc goGt DIES
francs wins, Gnoi sacilant, ceux Gui
sont bien rentes In mangent pour
sc faire bonne b0Eclic."
La chair de IL becassine n une
saveur exquise, plus delicate que
celle dc Ia bGcasse. C'est apres les
prcmiercs gelees que sa graisse u
toutes ses qualities. ii nc faut pas
laisser faisander ce gibier qui,
comr1e tons les Oiseaux deaux, ne
veut pas atteDdre. Ii est de facile
digestion, mais pourrait devcnir
echauffant 81 ron Ell usait sans
management.
Les principales preparations Gu
linaires de In btcassine sont: In
becassine r6tic, les pates chaud ct
frOid dc becassines, le petit pain
de becassine r6tie an salpicon, ct
le salmis de becassines. lie salmis
de becassines DIES Bernardins est
reste celGbre dams les tastes dc. Ia
gourmandise, ct on le regarde en-
core aujourd'hui CONNIE Fun des
plus grands efforts de In cuisine
trancaise.' Voici comment on lie
prepare:
On prend quatre b6cassines ION
sc rGglera quaint aux doses sur 10
nombrc ct In grosseur dies pieces)
r6ties d la broche, mais pen cuites;
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cOurs du temps ct nous lndlque ies
roles accomplis par les divers peu-
Piles. lie genre humain est redeva.
bic de son education esthetique a
Ia Renaissance italienne, de son
instruction scientifique a la Re
forme allemande, de son progress
politique a Ii Federation republi-
caine des Etats- Unis, de son ini-
tiation sociale 4 La Revolution
franchise, de son equilibre consti-
tlltionnel AL mecanisme legislatif
de rAngleterre. EEspagne a plus
fait ct fera plus encore pour lie
genre humain, car pEspagne est
In borne, la limite ct la mediatrice
de rancien ct du nonveau CONT
nents. Cest ellie qui a decouvert
ou plut6t cree, entire rAtlantique
ct lie Pacifique, Ia terre de pro-
mission de la democratic moderne.
Un de ses ambassadeurs royals
tes, revenant du Mexique en- 1862,
pretendait quill y aurait bient6t
une ligne de monarchies du PotO-
mac 4 la Patagonia, mais cette for
fanterie reactionnaire n'emptchait
pas Seward, lie secretaire de Lin
coin, de declarer, au lendcmain
meme de Ia guerre de secession,
que rEspagne serait t0ujours ct d
lamais une puissance americana.
Settlement, il fant qu'elle sc demo-
cratisc, ct ellie nc gardera Cuba ct
Porto Rico, ces fleurons lie 81
cOuronne, que par Introduction
dn principe republican,. Alors,
rEspagne vera le plan de Bolivar
We Developer ct les democraties
lispano-americaines sortir dc leur
isOlement. COmmc le vonlait Bo-
livar en- 1921, c'est risthme de
Panama qui sera le theatre de
ramphictyonie de ces groupes at
tires les uns vers les autres par
Paffinite de race. Listhme de Pa
mama, merveilleusement place en-
tire les deGx grandes parties du
continent AMERICAN, regartle dun
cote pEurope ct de rautre rAsie.
La Sc tiendra lie congress de tous
ces peuples qui, sous des mons
diff9rents, Mexicains, Argentins,
COiombienr, sont tous Espagnols.
IEspagne aujourd'hui ne songe
d aucune conquete, sauf peut-ttre
cellc du rocher de Gibraltar; mais
ellie nest disposee aaucunc cession,
pas meme celle du rocler de Go
mera. Ce quill faut maintenant,
ce sont dies territories mediatenrs
tells que le furent autrefois lie
Roussillon, Ia Sardaigne, le Lam
guedoc ct Ia Provence entire la
France; pItalie ct rEspagne, que
rGtait hier pAlsace entire les races