davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-06-03

That bur1esouo by q comnanv whoao forta ie
nxnoc;s1Iv ,;oht c,madv hoconoa an a,nor;,nort
~ e .o sa,,1'.s..1 asaos ~.an s.14,'as
OF tho moht doubtful order neods no further
demonstration than visit to Hoolcya Theatre
turing tho prosont run, II there la one OF tho best
of b,1r3osnnoa. nPooahontas. " ar an il las boon
..,hr;atonaa r,;4,, ,oon, n1nn,o,io,a "vanaat1s a
aeonilH'"noa, ,,,' Wi'lI ioel aonp.asons oohto
ssvage" With customary iberality tho man
agomont havo spared nothing in tho matter Of
ecenc1v and costuuos to lcavo mn 3nnrosa,on
nron tho nrhl;o MINI mi, that ;,n,roa.inn ;a =
uFoil .l,o puo'o .'4'u, "1o 'I"' nnpios1'on ID
favorable ono, but 1t Is sincerely to bo 70.
BFetsod that the. expense attendant
upon .guoh preparations . has. not beon
backed by moro caro- in other directions. It ia
to bc regretted for tho roagou that tho public
seaterday, md their antieipations woro not By
any noanB realized. Tie programmes at Hoo
lows hayc promised tho production Of this 70.
ns 4ei'ofous uuoslae ~ nannoe croul1a'
bio aiko to the theatre and its generous patrons,
md its appearance was looked for with much
pleaarrablo expectation. But It WAS poBtpouod.
ans,Ir @ og pvor far @ 'uvo uoo pus ,,nn un 4ua
Hoo1oy decided to put it on.
Thoro has beon long season given to propara-
ton, and yet tho piece ia 2 failure for want Of
tho only member Of tho company, with tho ex-
ception Of Mia8 JoRio Datchalder, who showed
any familiarity with his linca even Miss Cowoll
tripping with tlrosoule frequency. Even this
defect in tho pieco would have boon pardonablo
hnd the other roles beon taken with IN attempt
Mt exhibiting an appreciation Of the spirit OF tho
piece. And hero tho principal share Of cenBuro
must full to Miss Glover, who WAS expoct-
cd to mako 2 hit in tho elastic. character Of
John Smith. There arc somo circumstances to
he taken into consideration to o1tonuato tho
t,ttor Indifference displayed by this lady. sho
is suffering from q cold. as hor voice indicated,
and has perhaps never beon called upon boforo
~ her professional career to exhibit heraolf in
flghts, anu certain embarrassment In manner
YOU'D, u consequence, be pardouablc. But
WINE the 'diBplay ID so much to the
iauys advantage ono would hardly sup
peso inc olfoumasanco sufficient cause
Tor Walking blundor1ngly through her
part Mith TUG or OF ono performing .
very disagroeablo duty, such as recently -ap-
poihtoa Conataolo iovylng on the property OF lia
tate eNpioyof, or reporter Interviewing AtH
mothof-,n-laW IN inc county jail. Ii Miss
uloVor dooa not care 20 play tue part she ought
90 feaofYe Tue reluahl 10 GO 30 1of tho manago-
mont, anu no. force u upon tho patrons OF the
thoatro. az tho very least s!lo could lave monl-
ora2ed nor 1hes, anu mono5onea them like
can9n n ea1hodtai; >, iho 1act ls, sho
0oulant, ana ddnt. mr.. diddcnB
ana Mlgs oowoH alono we're at an tol-
eraple, put tne aroarineaa OF tne plcco
nneGsoa 1Yen .nas tt Ttsnuous Pnie ana 1noy ooula
no. .,; co comparea w!sn son1e WHO aaVo assumed
'nals 20 n,oe 3oitI + l. o,o,, n ,a,. +,. :.
, 1873-06-03

and s.los woro an,,auey slow for Monday 1t deone
Ct A@Ho on all gradoa holow oxsra and fancy drorc4.
Fsr atsors that sold In Dnt.lo At losa Of 800 md
1t Lola to Tho seouator Of about Zoo rcr hcad Ell
oluayn OF fow choice stoers retaed on long orol-
nt l3@13o, tho extreme range for nsti1o streets
va 1o6gS1so, with but few going higher Than 1910.
Toxns aud Cherokee cae, all fat ranged fr0m 01o to
1910. salea ineluo u Illinois ateera, acant
~ est 71E@i2Aol ca1s' X & &ortt 1iH@1so; Q eest y
ovt, 1ik k@l11o; pcsrs choice evt, ia91so; cars,
sooi Il ss 5S ss{s .1 iaS|s .titls, II
1e;ears fe1ans, tx owt, 1oBo; ears, bH pvt, of@
100, and chra Missouri escra part Cherokee oatto,
snsia 1sp L&naa--nooepts to-day % cara or $500
foad making 900 g. for tito wook, agninst
17oob last :, week: Tho sheop wero !: al
alleared and ranged from common to primo, Tho
nro in donand y 1l14o. Tho sslea Of sheep include
IL carlonds, 90 to o& bs, at G@oo; car poor, 10
lts, ntso car yirgin's ambs' q III 12o: a bunch
Ii bE, ii liz. Mutton Is selling readily 1t 8@loo.
:, 8wiaE-neceipte % ear1 Or 1o1o0 hoge Total for
ogs sS bst d9ssrs qSote gooaa serod n no
InAnd and steady at GH07Ho. =,
, 1873-06-03

DETROIT, Juno 2-pABaED Up-P1opa blanchard,
East Bsgaaw,, Potomac, New York, Oily Of Toledo,
and ssss. e4a kaassn oyas h" ssars 5oano
Miller, Worthington, Mnnlo Mueller.
,pAhsKp DowN-props OntonaHon, Montana, st.
Albans Atlantic, Toledo, gt. Louis, LAY City and
bargoa. buffalo and bargas. May Flower and batgea
schrs Queen Of tho Lakes, Todman.
WIND-N0rtAcast. .
Dxrao1r, June 9.-pABgKD DowN-propa Chicago,
Gordon: Campbell, burlington aud barges.
pAHaED. uP-Dark G. Mast0n Bohrs ned Wing.
onondags,. Miami, Anna Dsuy, Ainarauth, Garrit
Smith. lack Ollnndlor.
W1ND-Northeast,
, 1873-06-03
THE CHICAGO Daily TRIBUNE: TUESDAY JUNE g. 1873 =:

vas there, took hor in, osrod for hor for fow
days, and fnhlly got her place In tho millinery
Atoro, where ahe had worked for short time. It
ia probable tlat thia expulsion, which loft her
bleinosB to which sllo Was unaccustomcl, in
ducod hor to kill horsolf, ..
, 1873-06-03

Spsc2a! D2tpatoh 70 Ths Chicago TRIBUNE:
tho r!vos Tho RobSrt Holmes pa,sed into 18th tho cs,s
loaded with Laf3alle coal for Chicago. Tho psnot
passad out loaded With rgiron tor st. Lou!a, aud tho
J. Monar1. loaded With lumber for LA8alle. Tho
river IL falling fast.
CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, juno a.-Aaalvzp-pnss-
, 1873-06-03

mount IABsc, 100 toha coal en4 lhs rags, g,b1o lba
empty baEsele, T Rybarns Malaelles, o1oo BIZ corn
, oaWs, % 4i'e 81 eofn m In" indussy MePr.
300 BIT corn 1olf6 Franco, 1lorr1s 5000 bu dom;
d9xAnzp2M. T. Adams No. 2, Issallo, ss,72S #
, 1873-06-03
The Produce Markets.


~'' So MILWAUKEE. "
M11wAuHEE, juno 2.-DnEAnsrurgs-E1ou dull
aud lower; spring extras, $8.20@1.00. Wheat quiet
sa,5l, s1a weak NS: No. s:29 spot t1a5X
sSse 'ans W. @ DSr adn II fsr Demand bst lever No.
lvored, sec. Rye dull and shade lower MOL eae
Barley firm No. 2, a2e. -,
FnE1onrs- Steady. Dnffato, $40; oauego, 11ko.
1sEoEiPTs-Flonr, g. 900 bra wheat, 1bo, 0oo BY:
S"''Az@7S-f'nr b1SSnno e. e. wheat 600 Dn'
$l.42 for No. milwaukee, Club; no salea.' Corn
heavy; car lots sold at 47k4so. Oats held At about
Fnr'on7s-st0sdy VERT II H.; corn, 100; o.ts cse.
NEW YonKt Juns 2.-Cor1oH-Quiot and steady !;
Middltn9 upland, 1Dhu. ,.-.,-
brla uupornpo westorn and Slate, Ssso5e.lo COM
mon to good e 4o@79 good oehoice s7.oada7 :es
1000 9, Ioaat 17l5@12 20. Corn moal dall. rye
largo rocoipta md Arncas Of freights dopreas Tho
marriott; receipts, $50 900 bu inferior spring. 1850
1.S7 No. Chicago, $1.4sa1 t8 do milwaukee, 81 80
No: Chicago, $1.685l.6 enbor wintar, tl.76. Ryo
dull at sb@s7o, Harley and malt dun. 0orn heayy
soft now mixed Western, s6@5oo ;oo1nnon 10 primo
do 60962o; old do III atore, $50 yellow Wcatorn, o3H
8G4Ho. Oats heavy and lower receipts, "a 600 bn
now mixed Weatern, 4e@4so; white, s5@seo; black,
H,9 EH9aaoat9His$; .aB Ha$Si;Esss.agS TS,tss.a 1sa'7He
GnooEn1EH-Oonco qulst and dr1n. Sugar mod
eratoly acivc, and arnor fair to good refining, 7s
TunPEsT1AE-gtcady 1t 48o.
6rouK OF GnAIN IN WAREHOUSE: -.
stheat1 bn. $4,000
1ofn, pn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29
~CuOOL BOOK MEADQVAkTERS
- For the Fall and Winter, 1873 ar.
FRENCH'S,

No. 95 hIBS Stfeci. .AicAsehNfiN, sH.
OF BOOKS FOR THE 2 u B.
Lie SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA..
A FULL STOCK OF BOTH SERIES ON
HAND. A
For Private Schools, Academies. Colleges and
Seminuries. All the leading Text Books 7
Mt publishers prices:
cobool Reorjsitcs, of every description, at man
utaclurers' prices.
NEW BOOKS.
ARTICLE d7, y R"nsnce from the French OF
Adolnhe Bclol; 75c +; bound, u %
MIRIAM MONTFORT, y novel hy the suthor
of Household Bouvine;
THE RECORD OF A HAPPY LIFE; 81 %
nI.n MERRY'S TRAY ELS IN FRANCE
AND SWITZERLAND: 81 .; ;,
UNDER THE SURFACE, BY Emily Cennei-
TtIY1 NkEks x HI AND THINKING, by J. E. Gar
rison. Nj d., John Darby;) 81 ao
NEW BOOKS DAILY. rppuc,y
sep W. u. : y ~ y
4 VERY FINE OOLoNG TEA just re-
n covcd hv G. WM. RAMSAY
sep Is Corner hlhs s aho 9e -1>:p,-1
DERUY1AN "GUANAPB' GUAN0, for
L sale by [sep 81 L. M. LAWSON' .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29
NO. 1913.
FEEaNCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
W. D. CORSE & CO.,
RaNKERs AND BROKERS'.

RANKERs AND BROKERS.
BUY AND SELL.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, RAILROAD
STATE. CITY AND ALL LOCAL Oh
OTHER GOODINVE ES1M ENT
SECURITIES.
Also execute orders for any Stocks or Bonds
on tho stock Boards of New York or Baltimore,
on commission, and haye for SALE
VIRGINIA COUPONS, receivable TOR State
w WAisHINGToN and OHIO lst mortgage
per cent gold bonds at 85 fiat:
CHESAPEAKE and OHIO ist mortgage
per cent gold bonds at S8t and interest.
: TEXAS and PACIFIC lst mortgage per c.
gold bonds at so and interest free OF Government
State and all other tax.
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION per Ct.
cuSFe1sE bG13 s e w WATER per cent cur
rency bonds, at 874 and interest
allowed on d@SgSsb @ s. subject ss to TO r1o GS os es
may be agreed upon W" for DC partes desiring to
make investments. 1-- aug -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29

CONSTRUCTION BONDS,
Interest paid June and December here and
and in New York. >,o,rcc
AUTHORIZED BY ACTS OF CON6hEoo'
With Sinking Fund,
and OTHER TAXES, ISIS UED ONLY
ON COMPL E7'ED ROAD,
AT NINETY Pc IL & E L.
And Interest in Currency.
Government bonds and all other uarketaDle
securities will be received at current prices III
exchange fo, these bonds, without expense "
Pamphlets, Maps and full information will be
furnished ON application to the following Bank
M r tgsSf G. STEBBINs s. SON, New York,
EDMD d. RANDOLPH y CO., n: York.
b. X. JAMISON s co, Philadelphls.
aug 2l-3m Agts. for Loan Alexandria.
RUEKE S HERBERT
Dealers in
GOLD, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Loyal
STOCKS. AND ALL F1RST-CLASS
RAILROAD BONDS and other
good investment securl-
ties, have for sale
VIRGINIA COUPONS, receivable for taxes.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS LYNCHBG.
and DANVILLE 4. R. CO., at 75 and inter St:
CHESAPEAKE and OHIO lst mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds, at S84 and interest ~
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION olA
PER CENT BONDS.
Any information in regard TO investments
cheerfullv given. myN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29

NEW STORE.
+. G. SWAINE
Wouldinform his friends and the public gcner
ally that he mas eused the store on the corner or
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. G. Miburn's ola
stand) and will keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No. 22
koya! street, irst-class "..
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can De found ut al times fresh Roll But,
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Holpiny,, Beans, DRIED
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
Toinaocs and Corn, &c, &c. Gall and exam
inc. leb =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29
EtNESE TEA COMPAN X,
NO.ll NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Have just received large and carefully Sc
ioctcd stock Of
TEAS, SEASON 1872.


81. (No old stock.)
Jupnns pound, half do and quar-. do. packages;
very line, ............. ......''...P! W
'' five ID chests, superior quality oO
..........'' ~
o,,cro nytrs irr ouality ! 90
snnarior ..... D IS
f,ir I" ........ 0 Is
Imperial, extra fne I" ......."..'..'.'.' i ! 40 81
" superior ."..................... W ~
'' fair ................ oo
Ynrno 1Trson oyira Guc... | 30
En~i,sb breakfast .............. l 10
:. SUPERIOR. w
GHnpo2wdcr, extra Hne' ne'"'''''''.'''"''''''1 SS SS
superior, ! 90
good Od..................... ............'. w
We arc confident that the quality OF our Ieas
cannot be surpassed, and arc willing TO have
them compared with any in the market.
We have everything in the FINE GROCERI
SHELF GOODS of all kinds, fresh stock.
FRENCH CANDY, guaranteed to be pure
The best brands Of Domestic and Imported
ClGA RS and TOBACCO.
We particularly request our customers TO re-
turn any article purchased from us that does not
give salts faction
ANY club order purchased from the Tea Com
panics in New York will be duplicated In price,
'''N ''' CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II north Royal street,
iv l2r Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29
H"ODD MN EOHL.

CoAL' COAL
We have now on hand and arc constantly re-
eevng at our m snf hest st"fSge ysrk
this market We name in part: -
LIkEN'S VALLEY. .,-.-.
sAAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LoR-I
BERRY RED ASH
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN OOLL1ERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colllery es-
tcemcd the. best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, Of Steamer, Brokcn,i
= GAlso!GEURGE'6 CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL. -, . /
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is.
kept distinct from that of others, and is cs-.
pccaly prepared for family use. Yards floor
ed and Coal sent out we'll screened and free from
slate, 22fO lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clurrdgo u Grigg, corner King and
Royal sts, or at the yards WI oe pr2mptGlyG y ~ hleo
* II Wharf and Yards foot ot Queen st.
CoAI' COAL o0Ah'
TO arrive and on Wharf full stock Of
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal.
Lorbe;ry Red Ash Coal. ..
Shanukn Coal.
Henry Clay Mine Coai.
Lee Mine White Ash Coal.
Dclano Mine White Ash Coal.
Lehigh White Ash Coal.
Locust Mountain Coal.
Chesnut Red Ash Coal. ,.. /
Chestnut White Ash Coal.
West Virginia Coal.
Cumberland Coal.
All of the best quality, and for sale at lowest
market rates-224O lbs to the ton
Orders lett at 81 King street will be promptly
attended, 10. .,.r w. A. SMUOT
iy LOTT Smoots wharf, foot of Princess st.
HAVING disposed Of my interest IN the
Ill Wood and Coa Yard on King street to
John Leathcrand l shall continue the Wood
and Coal business ut yards on the north and
south corners Of Union and Queen sts. where
will always be on hand q full supply Of the best
.,u,lity RED and WHITE ASH GOALS Of the
different sizes CUM BERLAND COAL By the
cargo, car load or retail
. Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage of the citizens is respectfully go
lcittd AL orders left al the Office of the Alex
sJ.dria Insurance Co., No. "a KING street. with
Col. Marye, or at Clarridge u Grggs Drug
Store, corner King and Royal streets, Will be
promptly stton'!cd 10. Weight guaranteed.
.iF 3-,fs - THOS. j. MEHAFFEY. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-29
GROCERIES.

GORGE McBURNEY s. SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRING
and MACkEREL.
NOS. IG6 AND 40 KING STREET,
washington Hall Buldng,)
Alexandria, Va
Orders promptly filled. mn ol-tl
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
Sic eobip.

Gin ungladIide.s Me6iel=
@e19dft. Won 9feto Orledns l1relbt
man unter Dem IL. September: gin
Mann, Der fiirsli6 bon elmer langen
5eereife s,lriidgefebrt, bier selfern no1t
Bolton eintraf, nm na9 Cincinnati olt
reilen, no leine Trau lebt, Die ct lett
brei eSabren i1i6t meDr geIeben, puroe
9teib mad ieiner Mnfunft bas Spfer
Speier @auner. gr bate DedpaHage
ouf einem TluBoampfer se5ablt uno nod
$40 als &eiiegelo iibrig> iein anberes ers
1partes @elb bate ct poraus nod Sln=
cinnoti 9e16icft. Qlls er seltern an Der
9epee am SuBe Der GroBman Strabe oa=
bin 19lenberte, bemerfte er plDgli9 einen
Ne9er, Der Elm Sa19enbu1 aufbob. Gin
an6erer padte ben eriteren unb rtef:
v5al6 Yart". 9faturli1 ,puroe unler
@eemann neugierig uno blieb 1teben.
Das Sa19enbu@ entbielt Elm 3ebn 9ol=
lat @oloi itud, uno geser No. 2 tuolte
bic Sdl1te baber, mo NIT an9 i3liebli@
Neser No. einperl ltanoen mar - penn
ndmli9 Semano ba ,pdr, bas @olo1tiif
au tpeGleln. 9}atiirli9er,ueile le tuuroe Der
5eemann 9efrast, Der je6o9 nur 3lpel
Stint fbollarnoten BATE uno@olo mar mod
nebr wertb. gber Die senerolen Neger
batten es eilig uno waren l@liebli9 be-
reit $40 @reenbads fir $40 @olo au
neDmen, tporauf tie ii6 entfernten. unler
Tremoling fano ipdter, oob er NIT elmer
v@pielmarfte" 9eleimt mar uno muB nun,
tpdbrenb er als 9efpa1iagier na9 Gin
cinnati fdbrt, fa1ten, wenn l'4 ni9t at
Borb eine ,nitleinise @eele finoet> bic
ben bunsrisen Botsoamer 1peilt. Gr
tbeilte se5tern ben Yolisiiten @imonos
ben 8orfau nit, Der i'm ieoo9 NIT Der
Weorol ct lei nni9t ber erite Glel, ben1
bieles poliire," tr6ltete.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
0erriifte Weiber.

GDieaso, sG, II. Sept. Seute besaun
bier bic Mational Contention ber Spiritualiitea
iDre Sisuns, Inter gnberen redtfertiee Grau
gsoobbuu als 9sraiiOeutin ibre ionOerbareu sln-
fi6tea uno ibr 2eben. Grdulein Anna Miootes
broot, bon Connecticut, ertlarte, nadoem 6rau
Mooobuu ibrcn Sortras bcenbist battc:
sd febe bier beutc Mbeno unb. bin, 70 peit es
Die d)riftlide Relision betri7t, fef entidloiien.
lie gu 5eritoren Sd BIZ, iii Be3us auf politiid)e
@nselesenbeit cine Rebelliu. SD sefeDc es obne
Sebl. 9ies 1T cine sdeinrepublit. Sn!Bejus auf
Sas ioeiale Yroblem bin i@ cine &ebolutionairtn
&c, Snoerielben gSeiie aaberte fib ant9onb SIG
gius bon Serfeb Gitb.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25

-@iue @cene aus einem ealifornii9eu
@efdmorenensimmer iii Rio@e miro folsen>
bermabcn geldilOert. @ritcr ,@cidioorener:
v@ie ipreden SIRE 1lebcr;eusun9 babin aus
bab ieIcr Mann einen Wloro besansen bat,
uno bod finb Sic oasesen, i'm i@utoi9 5",
fiuoeu. @eben Sic uns S9rc @riinoe oafiir!"
- S>peiter @ei@porner: vSa, iieb, alter
Sunse @s bat 5eoer bon nns feinen 0{o""
umecbrodt, unb ansenom,nen, mir 1dllcben
no@- einmal einen toot, mi luiiroe nnS ba 81
@lutDc iein, pcnn einc @ippe bon nieSertrad>
tisen @@uften uns fit i@uloise ertleren
iuoate?" - Sic ganse Surb int @borus:
uDaS 1T 70! Daran baben tuir nod sar midi
sbadt! &einer bon uns tuiro mcbr fid5er
iein, luenn mir einen folden 4}raeebenafoll
aufitelIen." ssoa Oieiem @eiidfspunftc ous
ipurbe bann audi Der snsetlaste, bet ia bios
eincn sfebenmeniden tobtseidonen bott',
frcigeipro@cn!
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25

Dic @innabmea ber omeritanii@en 8ibel>
gelel(idaft betrugen i'm bergangenen Sabre
$7S1 1S3l,6S, bic Iusgaben $n9,042.s2
Seit ibrer Srsanifation Dat bic @eieQf3aft
$29,982,214 8dnbe ausse9eben. Sb!uno tpel9er
g(uteu bur@ 6ieien aufwano bon @elo, uno
Napier seiiaetluur0e, miro ni@t ongegebcn.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
ST., ber S6mtebe.

v&omm @ounta9! &ommS Sonnta9!'
9umpf t6nt es i'm @6lasen
Ser Sdmmer lpie &lagen:
n&omm 5onntas! &omm @onntag"
v&omm &ube? &omm @onntas!"
go tDnts aud i'm 6er3en
8eim 5dmmern ber S9mer5en:
&omm Sonnta9! Romm @onntaS!"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
Wutteraugen!

Sn filler Nbenbi itunbe,
Wenn i6 10 sana oueim
9a bluten alte Munbeu,
sSn meines 9er5ens @4rein!
MoDl iiber 8ers unb Sbdler,
Slie9t bann mein ,armes 9er5>
3ur 9eimat, adj 5ur @eimat,
SIN itillen Mebmutbsi@mers!
Sort leu9ten Hare @terne,
Sem 9er5en boiler Na9t>
-Die baben Sroit unb &ube
Sbm f6on 10 oft sebra@t!
Na9 bielen @ternen 5iebet>
0as 9er5 bon @or9 unb Quo.
N6 Mut uttera.u9en leu9te'
Muf @rben nur einmaI!
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25
9d9erli9feit ser @ebeimbiinbelei.

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sn @o@eFer 81. 9, it boz aursem Elm
ncucr @ebeimbuno, BET ueble 0rben oer s t.
tcntotten" sesriinoet iuoroen uno foa, uie
Cit ensliides8latt onsibt, i9on 500 a)eitelieoer
sa1len,gseun bus, ,uas Ocr rRodeiter 9emotrat"
iibcr ben reblen" 0roen Der Sottentotten fagt,
,uobr 1T, oann n,uS es olleroinsS einSersuiiseu
iein, beniclben ansub0ren. st last namlid):
ngSenn cine ouritise 0rupPe Sotteutotten ei,
nen onitanoisen ebriitenmeniden gu @eiidt
bctommt, 70 ersreifen iie i6n nit bieleu tuiloen
@rimof1en uno R0rperberrerntunsen uaO s!uin>
gen i'm, eiu Sottentot gu tueroe1,. Das unsliid>
lide Spfcr fann f9 natiirlid nidt iucbrcn
uno bic Sottentotten for,niren einen Sting u'n
I'm uno fanscn einen barbariiden areisstan
an. Sierauf fiibrt auan ben @anoioaten III ein
aebeimes, ounfeleS @emad unh ,1immt i1m ben
i1redliden @io al, bic @ebei,nniile Der got
tentotten ni6t gu berratben. Scr 5aupttbeil
leinea @@tuures beie1t aber oariu, oob ieincn
@litbottentotten r8u@ur" liefern pub. Siefes
1T bon spei Nrten sn babcn, irii@eS uno ocut>
ides, in oer @efalt bon Bier unb @biS>
tc1: 9ie Scttenttotten baben aud aebeime
@riffe, Yaii,rtporte uno 3eidcn unb tpenn 8.
ein ourftiser 9ottentot serne Gin @las Bier
ODER @isteb trinten m0bte uno tein @elb bat
10 sibt ct blob oas erobe gfotb3eiden uno loiort
lauft elm SottentOt bsrbei unb befrieOist ieine
@ini9e.
9oiIte aber aud ber berbciselaufene Sot-
tentot teiae v@tamps" babeu, 70 tuiro ct oafIr
bel Der @roblose bet eolen Sottentotten anse>
seigt unb aus bem Oroen gefoben. Das &rin>
fen, reip. eaufen, i@eint bic erobe auf>
sabe Der Sottentotten gu iein, ginige iagen,
iie tuollten einen Safer mad gmerita brinscn,
anoere iaeen, iie 1anbelten als gm,niKdre Der
oBourbons" (oiel,nebr BEG uBourboa.8 .8ranbb")
anbere lpieSer1 iasen, iie bitten fid beri@po.
rem, UNI baS @ai1er bes 9emlot>Sees in cine
biciiee 8rauereiSu lciten. Bieoer anoere tr.ei>
ncn, iie feien seDeime &emperensler nno Sab.
bat9manner; in iofern, als f1e iuabreno. Der
gBcd)e aues Bier, ale u:i.n auStrinteh 70,
bab an Sonntasen feines ,nebr 5u baben 1T.
sBe eeiast, Der 9roen ideiut s'l blubcn,
unb 1T bieS gar fein Bunber, ba er feline Mit<
slieoer gu etpas anbalt, mas iie iuabridcinli6
iclbf 9erne tbun sun, Saufen!-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-25

Gin 9ebrer ia9te ben @@iilern, Der
@9nee babe cine erlpdrmenbe &raftn mo-
renf elm &nabe blibl9neu ent9egnete:
uMber ,parum bei5t benn meine SHUTTER
ni9t ben Ofen nit @9nee?"