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Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

INDICTMENTS IN THE SAFE BURGLARY CASE
The indictments in the safe burglary case
Will be brought into the Criminal Court to-
morrow, und bench warrants issued for the
arrest OF the conSprators. Those presented by
me Urani jury on Saturday were Harrington,
CoL Whitley, Nrttleship, A. Is Williams Of
the iohce Court, and Michael Hayes All
oi these are charged with conspiracy To accuse
Columbus Alexander of an infamous crime
ana cause hls arrest therefor. In this District
conviction Tor the crime of conspiracy is
punished by fine and imprisonment in tho
fenltentlary at the discretion of the Court
ana IN addition it works forfeiture of citizen.
snip. The action of the Grand jury has
created great sensation in Washington. The
general belief was that the old District Ring
would be able to save Harrington, ss every
effort possible to secure that end was nut forth
The same has been true of the attemn,s IN
prevent either the removal or Indictment of
Whitley, or Nettleship, and threats were
repeatedly made on Whitleys port 10 null
down the pillars of the temple with him # he
was dlsturned, but In spite of all these efforts
ana threats, there has been no Government
case since Mr.. Linooln's assassination worke]
up with as much energy as Mr.. Riddle and
solicitor Wilson have displayed in thi, II ia
expected that llarrngton's 5 connection with tbn
DiStrlct-Attorney office will end to-morrow,
it Is generally believed, also, that District.
Attorney Fisher will be removed bv the
Attorney-General for his course in the matter
OF u, me Illegal bail procured for Benton
""Shhgt0H DcSpdtches on NORdau.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

CANNoN's FERRY AGAIN.-Last week W,
stated that the village of Cannon Ferry, pea,
Ne9tord' once a thriving place, had gone down
ana now not house is inhabited The Dentor
t"ton gives this little history connected viii
It's rise and tall: i" Years gone by two old men
Jacob and Isaac Cannon resided there and car
RED on an extensive trade, ground the faces Of
the poor, and amassed wealth at the expense Of
manhood and honor. They both lived to be
olu men-%ere never married and possessed
but little Of human sympathy for their feIiow
men. Money and the accumulation Of tb;.
world ; goods was their god, and thew wor.
shipped him faithfully. One of them was sbo,
by man named O'Day-the other died !
natural death. 4
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

liles when we reflect that our population
(l2o,oOo) supports 37j schools of all grades in.
Guiding two colleges and nine classical iDstitu.
tionS; but owing to our large colored popula.
uon, who have been denied the use of the State a
appliances through the stupid prejudice of our
legislators, the above figures are made to tell
heavily to our discredt. We have good schools
IN large portion Of the State, and if our sys-
TEN was properly engineered they could be
made good everywhere in the Commonwealth
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

ihe proprletors of tho Haven Wooden Mills
at Milford say, that during one dav this snm
mer, when the atmosphere was clear and whom
we had been without rain some time. the wato,
IN their pond seemed to lift ont of the pond So
that the water line settled more than foot he.
low its usual mark. They are positive that il
did not pass through the dam, and consider i
was taken up in evaporation. --M7ford N,rs
This is mistake, which the proprietors re.
fuse to shoulder. They have noticed that the
pond has been lower Monday morning, after a
days rest than on Saturday night, after a
week work, but they never said that the WA
Ter Ter was lowered a foot in one day by evapora.
tlon. That would be fearful yarn to carry.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

An Intelligent correspondent in the South
sends US a report Of conversation with the
Hon ). Amber SWith. Representative in. Con-.
sress SG.s from the Richmond district who has lust
returned home from an interview with the
President at Long Branch, Mr.. Smith ionnS
the President unwilling to commit himself ON
tho subject of a third term, from which Of
course. Go the only conclusion that can possibly
;s Ie Irawn Is that he will take the nomination
IT he can get it. Mr.. Smith declares tTa
public sentiment of his State to be g not at all ali
untavorable to President Grant" and for him.
sell he goes 80 far rs to say that II the neonle
are ever disposed to give President three
terms they viii not find more worthy recipient
OF the honor than Gen. Grant The agitation
OF this important question has been some What
checked by the later sensation Of War Of
hacss' but it is clear enough that a party,
nSt oy any means contemplate, contemplates
Offering the President q denomination AS the
price price OF his expected veto of the Civil Rights
BilL-N Y. tribune. Wv Wv = ~ "''
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16
A WILMINGroN MERCHANT MAKES A 8

A WILMINGTON MERCHANT MAKES A SEC.
oND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-l4ast week We
noticed the fact that Mr.. Conner, Whining
ton harness dealer, firm of J. A. Conner & Co,
trled T to XII himself in Newark, N. j. Last
Friday, about noon, he made second .ttrmnt
1T his home in Wilmington, but was prevented
by his friends. He tried to cut his throat
with pocket knife. He is an unmarried man,
about "a years of age. The Commercial avs
The case of Mr.. Conner is one which nos.
sesses much sadness. His mind is in a dis
eaSed condition and he imapines that all kinds
OF calamlties will Overtake himself and friends,
His greatest trouble seems to be about his
business, and although he is entirely solvent
he cannot be made to believe but what crisis
Is impending over him. His mind has broken
down, we understand, under the weight OF
business cares.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

ARREST FOR FORGERY. Harrison Ellwood
alias Edward Hubert, alias Peter Hubert, a
negro was arraigned before Justice Goodwin
in Dover on Friday morning. on cborge 81
forging an endorsement of the name Of Ucnry
H. iargadine upon check on the National
Bank OF the Northern Liberties in favor of Mr.
,hhargadine, and committed to ail to answer
The check was for $685. and was signed
Jordan Il Beatty" The check was presentcd
at the counter of The First National Bank in
this place, and the forgery was detected in the
mlsspelling Of the name of the payee. Ellwood
was arrested at the instance of Mr.. Bateman,
the Cashier, by e. f. Hawkins. constable
The check was never in Mr. Hargadine's nosSes,
sion aud it is supposed was got out of the
postofhce in some way Dcl,rdrcan.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT BLANCO.-On Monday
OF last week lively sensation was created in
Blanco ('Blanker'') negro village about ten
miles west Of Smyrna, by shooting affair
other colored. John Burke, son of Eulick p
Bur ke, IA we'll known Irishmen and the ruling
spirit. in the .villaRe) was having friendly
sparrlng. match with a negro named Dave
Camomile. They fell out while sparring, and
young Burke said he would go to his house
and get bis pistol for the negro. The negro
lett at the same time for his house, which was
near by, and soon returned with a double barrel
shot gun. Burke, with small single barrel
pistol, and the negro, with his shot gun, an
preached each other to within about twenty
feet, when Burke fired at the negro, but did
not hit him. The negro returned the shot
with both barrels, wounding Burke seriously in
the groins and thighs. Dr. w. H, Coo1er
of Kenton was called in, and Burke is RAPIDLY
recovering. p'N''
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

A New CATTLE DISEASE .-Reports have
reached Wilmington of the appearance of a
new and unknown cattle disease among the
herds in various parts of New Castle county.
Philip II. Clark, Of New Castle Hundred, is
reported to have lost II steers within few
hours, few days ago, and Lewis Weldin, of
Newport, has also lost several In the case of
CLARK, the steers are said to have been pas
turing in a field adjoining White Clay Greek.
when overtaken by the disease, aud rushed
preclpltately into the water, where many of
them died. The same disease is reported to
be prevailing in Berks, Montgomery and other
counties of Pennsylvania with fatal effect.
The Commercial says:
Tho ravages are confined principally to west
ern stock cattle. Lewis Weldin, who lost 8,
had few days previously purchased them from
cattle dealer in Baltimore, and Philip r..
CLARK, who lost II had Just got them from a
dealer in Philadelph and it is said the dealer
was aware OF the disease at the time of the sale.
We are informed that Mr. Clark has returned
the remainder of the cattle to the dealer in
accordance with the contract when purchased.
In addition to the above mentioned cases we
are informed that Henry Churchman, in the
same neighborhoOl, has lost several from the
same disease. Of the nature of the disease we
have learned no particulars, but it is generally
supposed to be disease of the kidneys super
induced by the excessively warm dry weather
and fatigue from long, dusty rides 10 railroad
cars.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

NOVEL LAW SUIT.-The SUSSEX journal
says: David Wolfson it appears purchased the ,
corner property of Asbury G. Pepper for !.
SPECIFIC sum OF money, and Mrs. Pepper when
the papers we're about to be executed, refused
70 "a sign the deed, whereupon Wolfson promised
II she would sign he would make her a Dresent rD9T
9r OF a sue dress. This brought her to terms % bnt
mpI.son w W did not comply with his promise. and
Gn 1.h honday Mr., Pepper warranted him for $40
VIZ salue OF silk drsss) before Squire Kollock
ing and James Dunnino were .nno;nsaI Do~nl
referees. The case was tried and ;SSo,nsea ;pSoon,
given for $780, ""U Judgment
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

PEACHEs.-It is stated that Mr.. s. F. Shall.
cross, OF Odessa, Delaware, is the largest nescb
grower In this State, and that he has already
shipped to the New York market over twenty.
hve thousand baskets Of that fruit, which will
average profit Of not less than thirty. five
thousand dollars, clear of all expenses lie
mas s, also several thousand baskets yet to shin.
We clip this from one of our exchanges
Last April we published an item about Mr.. s. Is
extensive os i orchards, numbering 100000 trees
time we stated that no expected 70 realize
from 10000 to 10000 baskets of fruit. II
seems by the above statement that he has
picked one-fourth of crop, which is far better
than most growers have done.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

The Democrats ol Massachusetts,, last week.
put resolution in their platform saying that
they were in favor of equal political rights for
all races, colors and conditions of men. y
The Democrats of Delaware lodged the ques.
ton. They endorsed it two years ago, how
ever, in the Greeley platform, and there is
therefore no refuge in that party to those who
oppose "ngger equality
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

:. DEDICATIoN.-Th new Serverson Metbo.
9, dlst Episcopal Church will be dedicated on
sabbath the 9th inst. appropriate ceremo.
Mes Eminent ministers from distance will
De present to preach and perform the dedca.
Tory services. The service will commence at
~ oIock' A. NJ. Ministers and friends of the
surrounding charges are cordially invited
Sept. l6, IA. w. B. GREGG PASTOR
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16
smyrna, Del.,
"euhesday Afternoon, September I6.

THE TIMES Is published every "Wednesday srcrnoo, t
JOSEPH h'HoFFEoKER, Editor ami Proprietor al SMYRNA
Deaw.fe.
H'uHS'RlPT!oN-Or" wear $500 advance or So 50
nor end athP No paper
@arrearsare paid only at option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will inserted at The Seven 4nts
""e "r'he rSt "Sertion;
cents AhheraIiisc"nnt made quarterly SENT an
nnal AMI yearly atvertieers
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

The PENINSULA Pass CONVENTION
The time tor holding the Peninsula press con-
ventiOn at Salisbury has been fixed for the goth
OF October. Among other questions for dis,
cuSsIon will be that of the formation of a new
State out of Delaware and the Eastern Shore
counties of Maryland and Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

1t is said that the Zouaves and Turcos viii
never again be employed by the French in an
European war. Their total incanac;tv 80
withstand an attack BY highly disciplined
troops was shown during the war with Ger
many. wv
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

LOUISIANA IN RRBELLIoN.-1he people OF
Louisiana are at war among themselves, und
bIoOdshed has already resulted. We give a
synopsis Of affairs there in another column.
1he President has ordered the rebels to dis
perse, as required by the Constitution. The
following, from the New York TfJunc. which
IS surely 40 friend of either the President or
Gov Kellogg, gives, doubtless, a reflex Of
public sentiment on the subject:
fhs action OF Penn who be acting Governor
1' seems nasty and i'll advised The Nc Emery Govern
mSht may have been legally elected but this is no time u,
assume P"Werand undertake to existing
ehI oy Srce The resort 10 among the remedies
Po'1eu '"r such cases That revolution and H only
uued oY success which in tins hardly be eckone
among the possibilities The situation is 60 complicated bv
tnese ne" Developments that the General Government
nave no excuse tor nonnteerence and when il inerferes
must be for the recognized aud established
Is that Of the Kellogg Ring
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

The Msino election on Monday resulted in
the election of Dingley, Republican, by II 900
to $4,000 majority, and of fn Republican
delegation to Congress. Last year the Repub-
Iican majority was 1858.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

PRESIDENT we learn from Washington has annourcod
COMMITTEE OF Southern he should have certainly
vetoed the Civil Rights bill had been passed by Congress
e sst 'eson But as usual with prudent Executive
refuses 10 say what he would do If 6e passed again.
Suppose the Democrats had elected Greelav
Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

The CIVIL RIGuTs BILL.-The New York
Herald of Yesterday saus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01

itoBenbtn Gbene Der brennerbe @ano
>pie eine @lutbmaHe. Wunoerbare Ne=
belseitalten iteigen auf uno III Der
@dautile Der gltmoipbdre eri@etnen ale
Ybdnomene in pererD6erten1 Neobfobe
in ben engen &luften unb Selstbalern
bcult Der @turm fiir6ter1i6er nno rolt
Der 9Dnncr 1dreCfli6er.
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Muf6fun9 bcr Muf9abe Mc. Z.
99S 1T AUDI 100.
gSpu bcr @tabt SabDlpn.

@o tpunberbor iii, mas Sero 1us, 9e=
robot, Diobor unb Quintus Gurtins
BON bieler prd6tigen @toot er5dblen> oab
man 9louben iollte> ibre @6iloer1nsen
9in9en Ing Tobelbafte penn nl6t Die
5ei!iae @6rift 1elbit ibr 3eusniB unter=
ltutte. Sioios nennt lie voie @lorreibe
unter ben &ei9en unb Die bo6berubmte
Yro6t Der @balhder." unb Seren,ias
antportet 9leiGlam auf ben tol5en Mus=
ruf bss &0nigs gia6bu6ooonol or, tpel=
der lpro9: uS1t bieb ni6t Babylon, Die
erobe @tobt, Die i9 erbaute aum @ibe
6es Gei6es in ber &raft meiner @tdrte
unb in Ser 6errlihfeit meiner 3ierbe 2"
-:v0ies ipridt Der Serr per 9eerl6 dad
rem, Die iiberous biden (anoere leIen Die
iiberous boben) Mouern BobDlpns 1ollen
9epibli6 unter9raben uno lire boben
Yforten 1olen nit Teuer perbronnt mer=
ben, bic Mrbeit oer Y0lfer 1oQ gu nidte
>perben uno Die Miben Der 9eioen lollen
su @runbe geben! unb tpenn audi 3d.
bylon biz in ben Si1nmel Dinarf itiege
uno ibre Modt in Der 9Dbe befeitigte."
9ie]e peltberiibmte @ta0t Die piellei6t
ME ibres @lei6en an Yra6t uno 9err=
|li1feit 1ob, mdro neb1t Dem erl rltaunli9en
Sburn1, oeHen bic @6rift geoenttz 5uerit
non Ni,nrob, Der eins nit Belus 1T, Dem
8ater bes 9}inus, erbaut bann pon e.
miromis pergrDbert un0 nod ibrer er item
3erit0rung abermals uno stpar nit Der
| bOhl item orientalienil6en Yra6t BON gfa=
bu6aoono5or >uieoerbergel ltellt unO nit
ben berrli6iten @ebduben geI6miift.
sic lag 1pri1t SeroOot, in elmer groBen
@bene unb biloete Elm Wiered ppn pel=
diem jeoe @eite 9lei6 lang uno pon 20
@tooien y mar; 10 bob Der son5e um=
fang ie65is italieniibe Meilen betru9.
Die uasebeuern. Mauern bieler @toot
maren finfSis GQen bid; 10 oob nod
9iooors Yeri6t, feds gSa9en in 9lei6er
Sronte neben chamber oarauf .fabren
fonnten Die SDbe berlelben aber betru9
5,pei bunoet Gllen. @ie botte bunoert
fiini5ig S9iirme uno bunoert Yforten,
bur9 mcl9e man in Die @tabt elm uno
oussing. 9lae Die ie Yforten unb au6
bic pfeiler oerlelben ,paren aus 9ego1le=
nem Gra. 0ipbpr uno anoere er5dDlen,
es bGtten an benz Bau oieler Mauern
10000 Menl@en gu slei6er 3eit gear
beitet uno tdgli9 elm Stadium polenoet.
> 9os Sto6ium bes Serobot betrast 600
@@ritte'.
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Srent b 10 0rter.

Bur @ebadtnibibune fit nniere iungen eefer
81 mi1i1on, Qat.) Die 3ulaiiun9.
81 Monota on (lat.) Die Dinner
flung. ~ 3 onai 0ebr.) 9err, @ott.
- 81 . tion, Qat) Innabme an
&inbesfatt 49, Qboration, Qat.)
9robe @erebruns. - Mbre1 iant Gr:)
Der Mnmeilenoe. - Mbrei iat, (fr)
oer Nngelpielene> - Qbre1ie> fr.)
Die Muflbrift auf 8riefen. - 81 er b,
Qat) Nebenwort I'm itanbslport. -
" . IF a t Qat.) @aGtpalter.
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MnfQabe Mo. 8.

Gin Miiller 9ing in feline Muble bic
4 gStn1el batte. Sn jeoem g8infel 1ob
er 4 @ade 1teben; auf jeocm @ade ioben
4 ate &aben uno iebe &ote batte 4 Sum
gen bel li9. Wie piel Tiibe tuaren iebt
in Der MUhle?
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ge tpeltberi6mt, tldmli9 ber Sbur1n, BET
utter 9fimroo erbaut tparb, uno bic ban=
9enoen @drten. 9ieler Sburt1, be|1sn
Bau balo ra6 Der @iinbHutb be9onneH
bate unb ban1als unppllfommen bsrlo|=.
1en tparb mar BON un9loubli1er DDDe
uno roste bod in bie @olfer binouf.
Serobot 19reibt bapDn tpie folet. uGs
| 1tanb su Babylon Der Sempcl bes sSupiz
ter Belus, tpie FOLDER benn au9 mod
beut gu Sage febt. Derielbe lit in bier
ecfiger @eitolt un0 fat BON ieber @eite 2
@taoisn. Sn Der Mitte oes Seiligtbums
erbebt ii9 Der itarfe unb bife Sburnt>
Der Elm Gtaoium IN Der S1be mibt. Qui
oemi ielben febt abermals Elm anbercr
Sburm uno ouf bicIem no9 Elm anoerer,
| 70 bab a9t Sbiirme auf chamber iteben.
9amit man bon Q(uben binauhteigen
t6nne> iinb Sreppen ongebradt; mitten
auf ben Sreppen befinben 1i6 @dnge lsno
Stuble bomit biejenieen bic bieIt
Sbiirme er riteigen, ooielb1t 1ieb nieberle=
ZEN nnb ausrubeu f6nnen. sluf oem
ober}ten Sburm 1tebt cine &opelle, tuprin
Elm prd9ti9es 8ett unb Elm gploener
Siid> oo6 tein @Dtterbilo li6 belinost-"
- Menn man nun beoenft, bnB bteler
1torfe unb bide SDurm elm stadium poer
600 @6ritte in Der 9Dbe mob> 10 betrogt
Die 16pin0eln0e S6be bieles 3ieIe9ebdu=
oes unsefdbr 800 &lofter> 9e9en mel9es
ungebeure DfaB Die D69fen Sbiirme Der
Melt slei6 Dem Sburm elmer tleinen
9orffir6e Der 16pinben.
SON oen bdngenoen Gdrten gilt
Quintius Gurtius folgenbe @9iloerun9.
ul1eber oer @6tobbur9 linO jene bdnsen=
ben Gdrten, iuel9e Die @rie6en fir Gin
QSelttpunber ousseben. Sic fomneu
Der SDbe Ser Mauern glei6 unb Hno
pegen Der bielen boben Bduue onn1utDis
unb i9ottig. 9ie eemauerten Yfeiler>
>pel6e Die /9an5e &o It tro9en rllDen ouf
einem SelIen. Muf bieIe Pfeiler marc
iiber Quober1teine oos GrbreiN in 10 er-
itounli6er SDbe oufgele9t uno es lit 10
feu6t unO 10 fru6t6or, baB bic @tdmme
Der Bdume bie bo 1elbit madlel, bei If
rer unsebeuern 90be odt Gllen in Der
Dide mel1en un0 70 quite Triibte brir1=
gen. als ob ]ie auf ibrem eigcnen 8oben
itdnoen. Npn fern glei6t bieIer Nnblid
einem 9roBen @oloe auf elmer 9lnbDbe;
uno es 1T unbegreiflih mie, inoeB Die
g}atur alfes 5eritDrt, oiele Yfeiler> Die
eine 10 un9ebeure 2oit trogen, fort<
tpdbreno unDer1ebrt be1teben. Gs 9eDt
81 Gage in @prien, ein regierenoer
9err1der 81 Babylon babe bies erl ltoun=
lt6e gBerf auf Die bringenoen Gitten 1ei=
ner @emablin unternommen, Die ols cine
9robe SrelnOin Der 9Bdloer ulb 5luren
i'm 9ebrdn9t bobe> Bic Nlinebmlidteiten
Der 9latur Our6 Oies Werf no95uaEmen."
9o6 Babylon fel unb fiel pegen If
rer 9b96tterei unb @cttl0ligfeit mic Der
9err burb feline Prppbeten eS iDr onge=
orpbt 6otte. &ein Stein hlieb ouT Dem
onoeru; foum fno nod @puren bon
oieler R5nisin Der @tdbte iihrig; Elm Or
mes 9orf 8alOab gcnannt> itcbt MIN
an Der @telle oerlelben, iup einIt Der
9rbbte olioti1Ge 2urus bie 9lltrpnomis
nebft alien l9Dnen QHihenl6ofter uno
Elm ibermiitbi9es, li6 auf9etldrt biinfcn'
oes SOlf Derrldte oas Den untcrgona
1einer unSerfDrbaren @taot fir 10 wenig
mD9li6 bielt als Sie Ginmobner unirer
orpRen 6tGbte in GurODQ ben l1nterQana
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|foaeno 9eboben. N1it @enustbuune
barf man bies Dem beutl l6en Glemente il,
Ge6nuns brinsen. neberalI in Der uni=
on wo 0sutI6e li6 onliebeln 9ebcn
nod unb ra@ Sic bereits beitebenoen Mn=
foIten in bic @dnoe Deuti 6er iber ooer
es meroet1 neue BON ibnen 9egriihoet> Die
balb Die omerifanii i6en perordn9en.
Mpprpbatipat, y eines @ei t.:
lid en, Die Grfldrl1n9 oes Bil6ofs> oob
Der @eiitli6e 9eei9net lei> oas slmt eines
@eel 1orgers gu per,ualten p elmer
g d rif Die GrloubniB ber fir6li6en
8eb6rbe, Bii6er reli9i0ien Snbalts, oru=
den unb perbreiten gu loien.
2Gpril, bel ben GDmern ber 3. 0to=
nat I'M Sabre, gu @omuIus 3eit init 80,
5u Numas 3eit nit 20 uno felt Sulus
gdl Jar tpieber nit 80 Sa9en> ieBt Der 4.
Monot. Sic ,gllten itellten i'm aueyo=
ril6 ols einen tan5enoen Singing bar.
@pri6mDrtli9 i1t bos Mprilwetter pegen
1einer Gerdnberli9feit; ber ur1prung
bcs in ben Qpril @Gidens lit noG Gini=
gen in Srontrei6 5u 1u6en> BON po oiele
0pIfs]itte in ben lebten SaDrbunoerten
no1 9eut1 16lanb perp flon5t moroen Iei.
Na6 Npril 1ou ser Nusbrud Nprilnarr
ent Itonben lein, ols 1880 5ur Oronung
Der Miinstpirren in 9eut16lanb Elm ei=
9ener Miinsto9 ouf ben 1. 9lpril ousse=
16rieben murbe, BET ober niGt 5u @tanbe
fam unb besbolb piele @petulanten un=
onsenebm enttduidte.
9grabteu Sic @albiniel Mrobien
liegt i'm Siioen Der a oiiotiid)en Siirfei
unO I'M 9}orbo ten oes orabiiGen N}eeres
Slpil den Dem rptben Meere init Der Stra=
BON Srmus urb ocm pe>IiGcn W}eerbu=
len nit Der @troBe BON Babel 9Ronbeb.
Nn Sld6enroum piermol Seutl6lono
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