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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-01-10

-four, waved his sword over his head. en-.
couraging and shouting to bis men and
giving his commando.
The contest was still doubtful. In the
midst of the life and death struggle be-
tween the ombattants. one Of Lafitte's men
came to him and told him the shot was all
out and they had no moro to load the guns
That .eady- commander immediate.
~ ordered the cannon to be loaded up
with doubloons and silver dollars. which,
was promptly done. and the British sailors
.oon found themselves fred into, not with
iron balls. canister and grape shot, but
with missiles Of gold and silver. The men
Of the man of. war became thereby panic,
.'ricken. and the heroic pira'ical captain
captured her accordingly. The truth Of
this story il. Of course. not vcuched for. as
it rests entirely upon the statement Of Nj
ch~i Maria. with tales Of \ iiks character.
with which he used to recite and boast his
services and adventures with La6tte.-St.
Louis Globe.
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1\OUS les soussignes. informent res
pectueussment nos clients qu'aysnt besoin
d'argent, nous leur donnons avis d'avoir
venir solder leur complies en- monnaie
cour~nte dams les 80 jours qui suiveront
Ia publication de Get avis, sinons lis de.
vront s'att-ndre avoi. les frais &c coIec.
ton ajoutes leur. complies.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
a fsire savoir nos clients. que nous exi.
gerons IN r6g'e'nent chaque aimee pour
tous soins melicsux rendus. Les circou.
stances p'esentes nou. o5iigent /. adopts'
ces measures, afin &c pouvoir suffirc notre
substance ct a remp'ir nos obligations.
J. u. TRAHAN. NJ. u.
Tmos. K. HOPKINS, NJ. D.
F. s. MUDD, NJ. ID.
EFF. BEAUCHAMP. NJ. D.
II. d. GUIDRY, NJ. D.
6 dec. 1873.
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George Francis Train swore
that he would free Ireland, so
help him God. He got no help,
but now thinks Tweed the best
thing to free. He writes to the
Boss You possess secrets
against public men that in my
hands will release you and put
them in your place. Will you
speak +? Ifso name the time that
l can visit you. J. represent the
coming revolution. Two mil
lions Of working men will soon
be clamoring for bread. Ny last
letter to you was from the Bas-
tile of Lyons, France. You are
the 6rst victim of the gigantic
conspiracy to change our form
Of government. Act quickly, for
desperate men sometimes resort
to poison"
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Qbe Cafapettc Aopertistr.

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in advance. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvERrIsIN0-
Per Square, 40 lines or less) ......... 81 SO
Every subsequent insertion. ... IS
Announcement of candidates for Office . $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or job
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day of publication, 'or on the day
of SALE No advertisements will be inserted unless
security is given or amount of costs deposited.
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4 Vesdre.--Uns joiie residence ct le
terrain. .insi qu'un magui6que local
joignant Ia maison, pouvant servir de ma
gasin soft pour grocesie ou pour marcban'
discs sechee: = l'sncoignuse des rces
Lafayette ct ver~iIlon, faisant face Ia
rue Lafayette vermilIonvi,le, LIE. L.
terrain me.ure 90 pieds de face par l40
de- profondeur. Encourages touts neuta
ind&pendamment des lots voisins; toutes
lea ameliorxtions sont entierement neuves
ct en- parf.it etat. Un grsud corridor dc
6 pieds dc large, sepa's u residence da
msgas;n. Le magasin p sur ~ pisds
de p,ofondeur. avec tout-s les Installations
b,en distributes. L. residence = uns ga
leris .ur Is devant de ~ pieds de long SUI
8 ?ieds de large. La ma;son content 2
chambres de Is sur Is pieds, ! foyer q
griiles dams chaqus chambre. u"e ga!erie
. IL chamb,e cote du sud. Une autre
chambrs de 8 rar Is pieds, avec ga|e'ie
conduisant ia corridor = Ia cuisine cui'
sine de 10 sur 10 pied., ayant une che
min&s pour stove bate sur 10 sol--toul
sous IL meme toi., y compri. Ia cite'ue
avsc ref'ig6rsnt) Egslsment 2 citerne'
de- moyenne grandeur, aussi d'autses peti
,ss bAtiss.s tres commodes. tells que remis.
pour ls bois, poulaiIlss. DC. Tn gsand
ixrdin, conteuxnt des arbres fruities i'm
postes, de premier choix, vignes, fraise'
arbustes, &c.
Pour pI"s amp'es details, s'.dresser
VIM. B. Bailey. ~ bureau de rAdoertise'
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In the Federal House of Rep
resentatives, on the 18th, Mr..
Holman, of Indiana, took it up.
on himself to object to the con.
sideration of all that class Of bills
involving claims which it has
been the custom to try and pass
Immediately after reading the
journal. In the confusion which
is general at the time many
claims Of large amounts in times
of haste have slipped through
almost unnoticed. Mr.. Holman
insists daily that this 80 on the
calender and be sent to the Com
mit:ee ofthe Whole. This places
them where = single objection
will prevent action and insure
deliberate consideration. It is
the opinion of all members that
such course, if continued by
Mr.. Holman and those who
choose to assist him, will save at
least one million dollars q year.
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right before Tom, he jumped up about
two feet from ths floor, and came down
with heavy jar. and s.id: I'm Chief!'
Even this Tom didn't resent, and when he
got up and went away to bis room to bed,
there wasn't one of them to coy . good
word for him.
Montana enjoyed a season Of glory.
He had said, I'm Chief = 10 public place
and no man had dared to except the chal-
ange.
THE next morning Tom was standing
on the sidewalk, when Montana came
along, and they met face to face. Tom
spoke to him in very quiet, low tone,
saying:
"'Stranger, you 1sed me pretty rough
last night. but I don't bear malice. Jest
say that you'd been drinkin' and didn't
mean it. and we'll say no more about it.
"Montana answered NO apologies in
mine
"Wsll,' said Tom, you needn't apollo
gize como into the saloon and chiuk
g'Ssses with me, and we'll let the matter
drop
Then Montana said: Tom Carberry.
either you're generous. or else you're .
coward. don't think you're cowardIy,
an if Id known you At the start it, most
likely | wouldn't ha' waded 10. But the
matter cant be let drop, for there's hun.
dfeds Of people 10 my section antbstween
here and there who know that came here
to kill you 90 there's but two ways-we
must fight, or you must run. II you'll run,
it'll be just - good to me - to fight
"romS almost suppIiant bearing disap.
pea'ed on the instant, and hs said; Stran9.
sr, ain't much in the habit Of ruuuir',
an If ws're to fight W may - veil have
it ont now A. any time. Are you hsslsd T.
TON a'ked this question, because ws
have lsw against carrying concealed
weapons, which is regarded At such hours
- people think they will have no uss for
their sfms, and disregarded at oil others.
"The answer wa, No; l left my rsvol-
YER with the barkespss of the the Ex-
change
"'Get it, ssid Tom; III wait for you
here"
\
II am making long story Of the shoot
ing, which in reality was very SON over.
They fred three shots spiece il ~ many
seconds. Toms third ball passed through
Moutsnas heart, and hs vas deod before
his head rebounded on tho brick pave
msnt Carbersy surssuudased himself st
once, and w.s kept 10 Jail until bic trial
came of. although bail to any amount was
offered"
After . pause. the judge added: II don't
go how l could have done more for him
than did but the man should not have
been puuished-he should have besa 40
Quilted and be would have been but for
one circumstance, which prejudiosd the
court aud jury against him."
"What was the circumstance 20 pseju.
dicial !" questioned tho listener.
THE Montana chap vas the fourth man
Tom had killed in Austin, +" answered the
Judge, iunocsutly.-Ovevlaad Aostkly.
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I'll VI 8.

LIE so".s'g"e inform. rsspec'ueu'ement
les hahitants de Ia Psrcisss Lafayette,
quill pub'isra touts> hsb;,stion., ferme. on
lots de terre, ainsi Que toute prophecies
mobiliaises 4 vendre on louer. sans f,xis
j"squa ce que Ia vente on Ie loyer des
dit-s prophecies .oient effectuee<.
II annonce egslement quill prepare uue
brochure descriptive de toutes Ies portions
de Ia Paro;sse Lafayette. detaiIlant les
resources ct autres information. int6res
santes, concernsnt ces diverses parties.
Les annonc.. ct references seront puhlies
. Ia suite de ces descriptions.
Pour plus ample. informations s'sdresser
WV. y. BAILEY,
4Au bureau de rAdvertiser.
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The Virginius, it is said, be.
longed to a Mr.. William Patter'
son, of New York. and bought
by him for the Cubans. In com
pelling that vessel to strike
therefore. Spain struck Billy Pat
terson. Thus one more perplex'
ing riddle is solved.-M. Loui
GiObc.
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HOW THE BEAUTIFUL GATES
CANE AJAR.

Perhaps many Of cur readers have neve
read the words Of the exquisite little SOM
with this title. The song itseIf is gsn
Of music and the words are really beauti
full.
Twas whispered one morning in Heaven
That the little child angel May,
In the shadow Of the great white portal
Sat sorrowing night and day;
How she said to the stately warden,
He Of the key and bar.
10, angel, dear angel pray you,
Let the beautiful gate ajar9
Il can hear my mother weeping
She is lonely and can not zee
A glimpse Of light in tho darkness.
When the gatea are shut after me,
O. turn once the key. dsar angel.
The splendor will shine 90 far :"
But the angel answered: II dave not
But the beautiful gstes sjar."
Then up rose Mary. the Blessed,
Sweet Mary, Mother Of Christ,
Her hand on the hand. of the angel
She laid, and tho touch sufficed-
Turned was the key in the portal,
Embossed va. the golden bar,
And 10 in the angel childt fingers,
Stood the beautiful gates ajar.
"And the key for no further using,
To my Blessed Son shall bs given"
Said Mary, the Mother of Jesus,
Ten.lerest heart in Heaven,
Now. there's never . sad-eyed mother,
But may catch the glory afar,
Since safe in the Saviour's bosom,
Are the keys Of the gates ajar.
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= Ssls-Six Young creole m"'et. in
sis1s and gentle to harness; cheap
tsA.
= Ssk-Nipeteen town lots situated
=: ,,d Near the corporate limits OF
49,, Il vs,mi|ionvills can be bought
= i applying to W. b BAILEY.
h Sale or R.nt.-A certain p'anta,
|. i,.slrd 10 this parish. shout S miles
~ V~miliouyiI!s. containing ESQ mr.
RI 4 Iasd, . portion Of which is we'll
s,a si,h i+ncirg. comfortable dwell
n ti,sbes ont houses, &c.
h Ssk.-4OO srpent. Of land. IS
4 IA bsiag woodland. sitna,eL on the
- Q,rs. Tor,us. about Is miles west
|dyssis;svil~ can be purchased at a
|,sa r;ss. The land is guaranteed to
|tks I~s on s.il bayou.
NV" ". h. BAILEY.
n Esk.-On. houss anl lot, with
~ a.ssi.~i, cmurr # Lafayette xn,l
y~u1ka' ss.rta, il vrvmii"nvill", and
~ = lafayette street the lot is 96
kh in derp, with good new fence all
|s~sl islpni-nt Il adjoining lots; all
\ inrssmra:s on the place are new
sthp6sra order; a six feet hall seper-
assiss,se tfom the dwelling: the store
i85 l3 fse,. wi.lp~il the fixtures for 4
| ~ = dy goods establishment The
heAe - front gallery ~ f. long By
|llvik.ssk. hsli. two rooms Is by
esiA gats in essh. with back gal
3hes:h end room; one 8 by Is #.
-. sarsh.r back gallery from hall
-: Kitchen 10 ~ 10 with chin
f9lessss isom The ground up; al IN
hNsd (selading ono cist-rn with
ee1s Two medium sized cis
- sAss-eeolsr. convenient out houses
gelaA eoop~ &c., &c. Also a sp'en.
- spM, fsaced from the ya'd)
hpad choice fruit lress. grape
stssy bsd.. shsbbe,y. DC.
1lslhs Information apply to
81, w. ~. BAILEY.
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PENCILING.
How faint a pencil trace,
How easy to eface!

How faint q pencil trace,
How easy to efface!
Nothing more
Then print where bird has hoppet
Or rain has lightly dropped
On the shore.
The aand has turned to stone,
And there these prints are shown
Petrified:
Faint notes Of by gone years,
Though blistened DER with tears.
Still abide.
I almost cast away
Two little lines one day,
Scored in lead
And never dreamt they were
Alone to speak Of her
Who 10 dead!
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A Louer ou q exploixter
a Ia Part.

u NE terre do premiere qualite, con-
tenant Cent arpents os d'svantsgs 81 on
10 desire, une residence des p'u. commo
dee. msgasin ct ecurie, sont sur IL terre
oui est bipn e.touree. Une cabane ex
TIA psut etre ajcutee s'iI est oeces.sir.
Paturage gratis pour bet~s de travail.
S'sdressss au bureau de CO journal.
% nov. 1879.
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NOTICE.

-, 4. undersigned would respectfully e, ns:d u" If
n =, @st ,S.1efSre notify them to come for, q.
.s;o ~ 'o dsys and settle their accounts Sy
sldtllss. ls.sri.'. - d..' Those failing to comply
= = : so@~ sts,' may expect TO have the cost Of
.dded to their accounts. ,..s known
esa.as,,',~i All will lire require an annual settle
- ~. .,..S;c.l services readered c'rc"m'
IkI,.ilius ~ to adopt these measures to
bac .ahssk and to meet our own ncccs-
q in. TRAHAN. n. y:
Tuo.. n. HOPKINS. N. D.
rs. hUDD. N. D:
EF. DEAUCHAMP, NJ. ID.
n n. GUlDRY, N. d.
..s-hr 6sh, 1871.
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.rOTICE.

ar undersigned would respectfully
y. '..o.nc. to the inhabitants sof the
d = Lsf.yetts, that he will advertise
!. r. a g, rem, all plantations, farms
n. 4 lands and also all m"vs1b'e
y, nuasted to him, free "t charge
q. -. o, lease is effected.
Is sov preparing . pamphlet de-
-, 4 Tie pari.h, in which all proper
!. ra,na.A him will appear.
"a w, B. BAILEY.
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Somebody is ill-bred enough
out West to contest the right Of
a Miss Maury, . half breed, to
q fortune Of . couple of millions,
because her parents were mar
ried Indian fashion, and not Uni
ted States fashion.
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Take of your hat, man."
cried . judge to an Amazon in
. riding-dress. I'm . lady"
was the reply. ''Then, said his
loy1ship, I'm not a Judge"
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WHITE CHESTER PIGS FOR SALE,
w Single or by pairs. Apply to
Jan. 10. ~. W. u. BAILEY.
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A Vendre.-Dix neuf terrains. situe.
dams ct en- dehor d"s I;mites de Vermil.
lonville, rsuvent elre achste hon mar.
che en- ssdrr-sant = WIN. B. Bailey, ~
bureau DE- rAdceriiser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-01-10

.a t;eaeds'e.-Six jeunes mulets Gre
o'ss. domptes aux hsr"ais, . bon marcher.
S'Adresser au bureau de CO journal.
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A Vtndre on Lomer.-Une habita
tion si,uee environ cinq miles I'ouest
de VermillonviIIe, dams cette Paroisae,
cootenant $50 arpsut. de terre, don't une
portion es, bien etablie en- une residence
co:nmOde, cuisine ct autres bAlissss. Pour
rlu. amplps details. s'as'sesser VIM. B.
Bailey. al bureau je r4ddvertiser.
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4 Vendre.-4oo Arpent. de- terre, "a.
rantis !. mei!!rnrs de- l'endroit, don't IS
arrents etant bois6e. s;iuee sur ie Bayou
Quene Tortue a environs Is miles I'ou
Sst de Vevmi'lonvilIe. Cstte terre peut
Atre achstee des conditions rsisonnables
S'adrr..rr VIM. Is. Bailey, au bureau
de i r1Adrertiser.
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=. V09ACCO NANUFACTORY.
C ves.iag Tobacco, smut, Cigar
y - - Chaetres Stseet. corner
keydeas Street. corner d
ii New Orleans, Ia.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15

57) l1nsere6tisfeit llnb5 @roltlamfeit
l1tritten iebt in @nglanb i'm bie @ette.
lMues Ge6t unb alle @ere6ttgteit mar
iliebergeporfen gu ben TuBen Seinri6s
bes er1tgebprenen SDbnes Der eneliI9en
1Geformatioh. 9os geri6tli6e Berfabren
ltpar cine langes 3eit binbur6 bios 5pott;
1unb. enbli6 ipuroen. bie Mn9eflosten To-
|gar sum Sobe perllrtbeilt obne einnlal
|9eb0rt all tperben, ia nan9e tplBten ni6t
|mespegen Iie bingeri9tet uer0en iouten.
9ie Spfer bieler bluti9en @rau lamteit
Oes R0nigs tuaren se1pDbnli@ 11nter Ben
tusenbbafteien ieiner ,l1ntertbanen ge=
mdDlt uno es fielen BON oielen ganSe
Tamilien unter Dem Beile. Gin finterer
8lid erre9te 1einen Mrgppbn, unb 1ein
Nr9wobn mar 3oo. @ein Spf mar eine
grobe Menl6enr@ r@6lo6tbonf bas 8olf
mar einsel6ii6tert unO er lab lpie Elm
@9lG9t 9tern1eilter> gemdite un0 frDbli6er
9in9e in Ieinem Palalte unS 9ab 8efebl
gum Men16en=@9la9ten mdbreno 1ein
| 9pberprie1ter gromner bereit 1tano> aue
feline 9onolungen gu bciligen.
5s) Cine umitdnoli9e Gr5dblun9 oie=
| fer Mebeleien fDnnte Dem 2e1er nur edel=
|baft uub ermubenb mer0en. Sd min
0aber MIR BON Der @rmorbung Ser Mut=
ter oes Cardinals Yole lpre9en. Ser
Cardinal mar Elm Mann BON GROCER @e<
lebrl lamteit @inli6t uno Sugenb Der
oes &0ni9s Gbe16ei6un9 uno oarauf
folsen6e Nnoronun9en miBbiliste. Das
mar genug INT Die t6btli9e &a9e bes
lebteren auf5urei5en un0 in 8c,pe9ung gu
|ieben. Da ct Qber ber Perlon BEG Gar
binals nibt bobbof tperoen tonnte 10
bei6loB ct feline unbarmber5i9e &a6e al
beHen bejabrter Mtutter, ber @rdfin BON
@alisburD> aus5ulo6en. Obne @eri9ts=
perfabren murbe 1ie iomn1t Der M{arqui1e
BON Gyeter uno stpei nit 6em Garoinal
per>ponDten 9erren gum Sooe perurtbeilt
Sic beioen lebteren tpurben binseri6tet>
Die Morquile le mar begnabigt uno Die
@rafin 9efan9en 9ebalten. 9ea6 einigen
Monaten lpuroe audi 5ie gum Blut9erii ite
9e59leppt. 9lls oer e6len feben3i9 Sabre
alten Trau befoblen tparo, ibr @oupt ouf
ben 8lod gu le9en, ontiportete iie: vNein>
ME ion li6 mein 9oupt por Ser Spronnei
beu9en ME fat es Werratb be9an9en>
rn6 ,pout ibr es boben, 10 miibt lift 1eben,
tpie ibr es befommt." Ser 9enfer per-
| |1ebte ibr einen Steb in ben Naden NIT
Dem 8eile uno tpie tie I'M bas @9affot
berumlief unb ibr bic srouen 2oden um
8rult uno @9ulter bin9en perfol9te er
1ie unb 9ab ibr tpie6erbplte @trei6e, big
ct iie enbli6 gu 8ooen l9lu9. - l1no
|1Dl9es gel@ab in @n9lan0 BON Dem blu=
ti9en Seinri@ UNI Die tatbplil9e &eli9ipn
gu pertil9en unb Bic 5f e orr NJ t 0 II
einaufiibren!
59 @ir >perben jebt 1e6en, unter tpel=
9en l1mitdnoen in @n9lan0 Die Ser to-
rung unO ber &oub Der &lD1 1ter be9oun.
9os tou9li6e Wertseus bosu fono Der
blutige 9einri9 in Sbon1as Grom IN E | I
bellen Same neben gramners ols e!pig
Der flu9t i'm 2alenber teDen 1olte. 9iel ler
Gr IN tu Ell ,par ber SDbn zines @rob=
| ]9mi0s aus putneD. 9ur9 Gpei9el<
lederei batte er ii9 Dem &0nie empfoblen>
unb ba oieler tebt bas Oberbaupt Der
&tr3e mar, 10 ge1elte er 1t6 lpeisli9
@ramner ais YrimQs 5u> unb bomit oie=
! fer einen @enoHen babe, au6 @rommeQ,
i Der Dem Gramner an @DttlD1iafeit unD
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|nltrbe bate ct 1i1 perebelibt ols er
Yriefter getuoroen beiratbete ct in9eut11=
Ilano na9bem er. Nroteitaltt sepor6er,
|ei1t.e stp cite Srau, jpdbrenb Die
|erfte md am 2eber1! mar; als Brimas ppn
9einri9s Stride, Die ser @eiftli9feit nod
perbDt Weiber gu baben lieB er fein
Weib in einem &often> in ben 269er se=
bpbrt tparen i'm ibr SUIT gu perI6offen,
|na9 Gnglan0 bringen Do Die 0obung
na6 Canterbury BE itimmt par, 10 tpuroe
lie gu @rapelen6 9elanoet, tpo Die Matro=
len, unbefannt nit oemSnbolt 0es&aitens
TIN init benz unredten @noe obtpdrts auf=
1tellten unb 10 Der or1ner Trau beinabe
ben 9als 9ebro6en batten 9a gob es
cine 9Dne @cene Cine beut] ]6e Srou
NIT elmer 3u6t bon Dolb beut16en, balb
en9lt16en Sun9en our6 ben Primas Der
neuen &eli9ion per1toblener Meiie auf
oieielbe @tel1e 9ebra6t> mo- ser beili9e
@ultin 9euobnt unb tpel9e bic Wiege bes
engli16en Gbriitentbums 9etpelen mar !!
uno mdbrenb gramner Elm Weib unb
tire 3u9t unter 1einem 9a9e bate,
mar er bei6dfti9t, Protei itonten gu ben
5lommen 5n 1enOen, >peil Iie beboupteten
Die @eiitIi6teit oiirfe Weiber boben.
54) Wdbrenb Der &0nig Seinri@, tpie
er glaubte uno beffte bie Myt an Die
Mur5el 0es tatDpli19en @loubens legte,
nonnte ct lib nod INNER beiien 9 ei d il
ber! Gr mar ni9t g 9i ) er bes
bon linn erf funbenen @laubens, 1onbern
ct erbielt bie1en Sitel b II 3 m 9 a p It e
als eine 8elobnuns 1einer Bertbeioi9ung
oes fotbolilden @laubens ge9en 2utber !!
Ser Popit ertbeilte linn bie1en Sitel, Der
auf leine Na6fommen iiber9eben 5pllte.
@s mar Pap1t Seq K. bet linn bielen
Sitel CAB, un6 in Der 8ulle> >pp6ur9 bic
les gel6ab, piro 9eia9t, oob na96em
ser &6ni9 5ur @ertbeioisuns 6es fatboli-
l6en @loubens Elm Bu@ 9e9en Martin
Qutber gel6rieben babe 10 Ddtten ber
Yoplt uno lein Golegium be19lo1len, linn
unb ieinen Na9fol9ern ben Sitel 9 e.
| d il ber oes @laubens gu er=
tbeilen.
So @os tperben mir ol1o bon bem
Manne oenten Der fortfabren tpnnte>
bte1en Sitel gu tro9en> pdbreno er bau fen=
weiIe N}en19en perbrennen unb ibnen ben
Bou6 auf16liten lieb Bios lpeil lie 1tanb-
|baft bel bem @louben perblieben; beHen
8eI9iiber 1i6 nod 5n nennen, er bic ab=
| l6euli6e Sre6beit bate 9ie &0niein
Gli1abetb fubr fort >pdbrenb ibrer longen
&e9ierung bes l1nbeils uno @lenOes benz
1elben Sitel au fiiDren, pbtpobl lie INNER
em1i9 Be l6afti9t mar, bieieni9en gu per=
folgen, 5u @runoe sll ri6ten un6 linen
ben 8au6 oufldliben benen 8ei6uberin
lie 1i9 nannte, in wel6em lie. 1elb1t 9e=
boren ,porben mar, unb in bem 5ie piele
Sabre 9elcbt botte. @ie flbr fort bie=
len Sitel gu fihreu> tpdbreno lie ibren
l1ntertbonen bic @ebdrnle ousreiBen lieB>
neil lie Me1e bOrten. l1no ale unlere
Rateren 8eberrl9er baben bieien Sitel
| 9efubrt!
56) Qlls mir ben &0nig unb Gromner
BEL ibrem bluti9en @erfe perlieBen, tuoren
mir gu Dem Sabre 1886 DEM 27. bes
&1niss 9efommen. Sm Sabre 1923 mar
Elm @eIeb bur6gegangen peldes ben
&0ni9 BON ber Be5ablun9 jeber @elo=
iumme loslpri6t, Die er 9ebor9t baben
blrfte, un0 es mur0eu 0aour9 Sou1 u1en0e
mn men1rfen al @runbe nerid1tet. @eine
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15

Sn g etu port molten 1nebrere Qebre=
rinnen reli9niren, ,uenn Die pri9elitrafe
ni@t alsbalo tuie6er einsefii6rt plro.