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The daily gazette., 1875-03-26
HISTORY OF YlNELAND.

Charles X. Lands was virtually the
architect Of the town sf vinsland. In
accordance with . plan conceived by
himself he carved out OF q tract thas
for its abjsct sterility had obtained the
name of the Barrens." handsome
town now containing more than eleven
thousand inhabitants. Previous to 1861
the region in and about Vineland was
thiAly settled, the population at best
being poor and unthrifty. The soil was
light and unsuited to general agricul-
ture. The chief staple Of the communi-
ty at that time was scrub-oak and pine
trees, which were cut to supply fuel for
the neighboring glass factories. Landis's 9
plan was to form colony and reclaim q
portion of this desert. He bought 16.
900 acres where the town nov stands,
and subsequently $4,000 acres more ad-
joining. In August 1861. he took possess:
ION and began to carry out his idea OF
development. He first laid out the town
site in the centre of his domain and
then the surrounding land into tracts,
varying in area from ten to nifty acres.
Thoroughfares were opened, SO that ev-
ell tho smallest parcels should be acces-
sible. The lands were advertised eSten-
sively throughout the country, tracts
lying within thirty -four miles of Phila-
delphia being offered at SIS per acre on
reasonable terms of credit, but on cond-
tion that the purchaser made certain i'm
provements within one year after buying.
These improvement consisted princi pally
in the erection of a cheap dwelling and
the clearing of a certain amount OF land.
Lands procured the passage OF a law
prohibiting the straying of cattle within
the limits of the township containing
this estate, which made it unnecessary
for settlers to erect fences. Measures
were inaugurated to prevent the intro
duction of dram-shops in the town, the
Legislature granting to the inhabitants
the right by annual vote to decide wheth-
er the sale of liquor in the town should
be allowed or not. Factories of various
kinds We're established, and the people
induced to organize institutions for the
diffusion of education and social culture.
The best facilities for marketing the pro-
ducts of the community were also OBJ
tanned. The price for land at first estab-
lished was not changed as the success of
the enterprise speculation. Twelveyears
after the purchase of the land Vineland
had population of IL 200, the greater
part of the people having emigrated
there from the New England States.
who went to the place with insufficient
means, but few years of hard work
placed them in easier circumstances.
Meantime thoir children had the adyan-
tages of good schools and churches. In
the yesr 1872 the expenses for police
amounted to but S25, and for the support
of the poor $3.50. More than twenty five
school-houses and ten churches have
been built.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
SECOND ST.. 2 DOORS WEST Of MARKET

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has on hand a
large and well selected stock OF FALL AND
WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the
best material and made in the best manner,
and will be sold as low as the same article can
be obtained IN this or any other city. Ladies
and gentlemen buying at my store will have
ment froM which to select fashionable and
neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor
oially invited to call and examine my stock
and learn my exceedingly low priceE
May2l-U JOuN Il. ABCOCK.
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Horn combs are in demand.

A balloon revival down South.
There is a temperance revival in
Maine.
Ben Butler is born November 9th,
1918.
A friend indeed il one who is not in
need.
The Grangers are extending in Ala
bama.
Henry Twill be played in Baltimore
next season.
Katie King will shortly appear as an
actress.
Americans are the champion beer
drinkers.
Slick Tail Hollow is a post office in
Arkansas.
Alfonso signs his name "de Bourbon
Bourbon.
Cincinnati people are practicing
speed in saying Jack Robinson.
Little All Right recently fell In Eng
land and broke his ribs.
Females carry of the majority of the
prizes at spelling matches.
They have Palestine down In Tex
as, but there is no Eden there.
The farmers surest speculations will
be in live stock and plow-shares.
Only thirty-eight ex-Csngressmen
remain to be provided with places.
No Catholic can be Governor, hepa.
tor, or Representative, in New Hamp.
shire.
The only church in the country
where preaching may be heard in Irish.
is said to be at Elmira, Ill.
Graded in song. Offenbach introdu.
ced ballet of nurses and babies into
his latest opera bouffe.
Mile. Venturoli, ten years ago q
famous dancer, is helpless and para.
lytic in Philadelphia.
The Roads Island election will take
place on April 7th. The days after
that in Connecticut.
Grant and anti-G Grant ia the issue ia
| Connecticut. It's far more likely to PC
Con than pro.
| There never was scandal so proli
fic of mutual friends as the Brooklyn
| one.
Mr.. Raintceirleony, of Madagascar,
Is about to make visit to this coun.
try.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26

THE ARTIZASs SAVINGS BANK,
5O2 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 23, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from 8, A. NJ.
unth 4, +. Nj and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent. has been regularly paid on de-
posits, since the organization OF the Bank, and
it is the expectation Of the Managers, that this
rate Of dividends will bo continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted AS deposits. Thus permanent
deposits commponnd their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS
Clement B. Smyth, George s. Capellc,
Chas w. Rowland, NJ l.. Lichtenstein.
Nathan'l X. Benson, Edward Darlington.
Henry f. Dure, Job Ii. Jackson,
L. M. StotsenburE, VIM. H. Swift
Anthony Higgins.
~ WIN. s. HTLLES, President
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice President
feb2l-ly E. Il. TAYLOR. TreasuI
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26

NTERINOs.
~, A. Brown, Wine and Msde Mcrinos re-,
"uoou W 10 cts., former price Sl.25 Der ward
WIN. B. SHARP,
4sh ana Market sts.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

CONSUMPTION CURED.
To the Editor of Daily Gazette,
EsTEEMBDlf RIEND:
viii you please iEformiyour readers that
have a1pOsitlvo
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
80 all disorders of thelThroat and Lungs.
and that, by its use in my practice, [ have
eurod hundreds of cases, and will give
81 900 900
for q case it will net benefit. Indeed, 40
strong is my faith, / will send a SAMPL ia
FREE, to any sufferer addressing me.
Please show this letter 10 snv "no yon ~, ~
know who is suffering from these diseases
and.oblige
Faithfully Yours,
DIR. 7. +. BURT
-nmod&~ b9 William st. NY,
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26
, LINES OF TRATEL.
pm.AnxIeK.A wnasaeGoN 3 sSx
sEPTp6RxR ssun, ls7A

TukORE KAfx10AD.
SEPTE(HER -. 1s7A
Trains leave Wilmington a. follows far
FhtiadelphiA aud isermsdiAts stations, go,
Slo. aso. laS 3 m aes. <o@ 7.s0 ssa
Phnadsiphia and New Ysrk, Isl. q. m ;
l2.l7, 12&2, A42 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. nm.
1002, q m SO, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1asa, Aos, laof.
q m. 12.t6, LIS, $50, Tia p. N.
Trains fer Delaware Diviisn leave fer
New Castle. Soe. lo.1o. a M; LIS. e4s
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate 'statisos. 500
nDelmar and intermediate statI ~ SOC. l.ls.
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and internediats Ssatsns' 4.oe,
$50, p. N.
Philadelphia and New York. Isl, q m.
Baltimore and Washington. 11se. Ass
m.
Fer further information passsngeR are re-
fsrred TO the time tables posted at the depot
n. II. KnNNEY. SupeHntsndent
The daily gazette., 1875-03-26

Weighs when boxed, over one thousand
pounds. Liberal terms to dealers. AS-Send
stamp for circular. Address DANIEL r.
BEATTY, Washington, Nj. marlsd8m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-04

A foppish fellow advised friend not
to marry poor girl, as he would fluid
matrimony with poverty up hill work. "
Good" said his friend, Il would rather
go up hill than do@n any time.
Extremes neet-eiyilization aud bar
barism come together. Indian savages
and fashionable ladies paint their faces.
Johnny (iust from the fruitercr's)-
/" Mamma, it eat dates enough, will |
grow to be an almanac
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-04
EE G. e1S10E EU IN ID

Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fix
tures, of the very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on he prem
Uses where they are to be placed, when desir-
ed, ut so cents foot.
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they win be kept in order by him, for
ten years, for the moderate sum ofSl pr year
All Pumps put in and not proving satsfac-
tory, will be taken out and the money re-
funded
Orders by mail or in person, attended to
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
Eg- For any farther information apply 70
Mr.. I. BYERs, Montgomery House, Rockville,
Maryland.
WM OLDFTELD,
PUMP MAKER
apl9-ly Fountain Green, Hartford Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-04
BEsT FAMILY MACHINE,
Every Machine Warranted
WESLEY MATTHEW'S, Agent,
Wheaton, Montgomery county, Md
From Practical Mechanics.

From Practical Mechanics.
have one of the New Weed Sewing Ma
chimes IN use in my family, and in addition
to the satisfaction it gives my wife and daugh-
ter, will add my own opinion rs practical
mechanic, that for Perfection Of Workmanship
in build, ease of manipulation, simplicity of
construction and readiness Of adjustment, it
is mol erceilea by any other Sewing Machine in
the market
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-04
JESSE II. IUIID,
Mechanical Editor OF Scientific American.

Weed Sewtag Maehine Company: | have
been using your machines for the last eieh-
teen months in my shop in connection with
other machines, and, as far as my experience
goes, can say that they run better. and
have less trouble with them, than with any
other machine. ! have been running them
for the last six months by steam, with equal
satisfaction.
JOHN G. BAILEY,
43 Washingtonn Street, Lynn, Mass.
mar i2-y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
Bart anaef&te ienes unaebeuernQdaen .

bart anssFHts ienes unesbeuernedaen.
Iyfems, NIT ben, man beute ben SUI
easIobn Set rem nod @riftiden 0olte
TT DeitfhldnS-berbisnen mbGte, mel.
dem man ntGt mdpe rpirb, por;uiassn,
Is tancrIe R@ nt&t IN, ben @Iauben,
ni&t I'M, eas @trifsntbum @as
pdree Der frans5Tide sltbsiR, eer nur
bic f&pd<&eu Grflinesper1u&e bie>
fer ~padirdser" etr WiGenfdaft eelsben
Get ftarb 10. San. 1869 1asen. irenr,
er ben srcBen Sturna auf aaes nod les
benbi9e Gbufentbun1 In Deutlalanb
TN Namen beS Gbrifentbums unb uns
ter ie~lbReis,ner %snfibrune Dteier Pad
trigger" 8ef,ben, bte beute ben .Rampf
se9en Rom" als pas DELL sss prptsfs
anttsmus auSBeben, bic uut ieben
preis bic sepSbnlidRe @uIturfdmpfsrei
aur 6Sbe elmer @laubsnstbat empor,
fbptneeln unb Gem Sturut auf
bic fatbolil@e &irHe bic 0lcriole
eeutfdv nSitli9fsit" an Iiser MIDI
ten? '''.- ''s q g
; NQes barf beute selebrt unb ssrtins
bet psrren, aqes, itlbf bic infamen
Ibeorieen bes 9runefapsncen antias
rifliHtn Socialtsnus. Sour fol- ras
beatlGe @olt teine abnune papp1, be-
fpnamen, pae es fH um Sein unp
Mtdtlsin bss Gbrifentbums banbslt
60 fol- am alIfsr nod In ibm tewuet
prerunbepust lebenpe gbritentbum be-
treeen pereen. Giteles Beeinnen
Die fatboliide Etr@e IN Deutidlanb
trire unbeteuet tae Wort, eines ibrer
srobsn 9tfG5fe III Gtrsn baIten, pae
bic bdrtefe Beprdnsnib better if, aIs
bub bab golt I'll fsl&er @stle IRE se>
fdbrt une bur4 bic Msinuns setdulat
rerbe es befBe nod BAG Dol, SOFT &C.
%pfsnbarte g~brifentbun1. pdbrsnb es
bod muir cine berabeer lrsiete StaatsS
religion bat" Die fatboIA1e Birdie
miro fir bic driRlide @ewiGsnsfnibeit
aaer Derer fdmpfen unb leieens Die nod
IN @trtfus, tem Sobne 0rttss, bel,
swisen 4bnts tbres @emiGsns
erfenner, pie pOr linn ni1t lnGeu
fSnnet uae fdrfen, TONNE was "a
wpQe.
Dies II bic essenwarttse Sage BEG
Gbrfientbums In Deutfdlanb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
Gtatt Der Nprrebe.

Der Tofen Ycr renr Marienboipitdl
In 35In pDGte nisnanrert binein lufen,
Der f6 ni6t stb5ris auswetien fOnnte,
sparum Ct binsin ppue unb ras q
orinnen au l6ofsn babe. als ct mtF
ater in psn Msa irat unit MID fraeenp
aniab 3oe i'd aiulaweissnp cine giE
eauenlhabtsl untsr ben, Wantel bsrS
pcr unp belt fs ibm i'm. DteitS Ar|
surnert rsrfsblie feline Wtr:un9 niat
Der pcfen trat beiieite uno eerpdbrts
mir Ginlab. So, ipent, man nur cen
franf.r, &amerarel strpaS mitbrin8t b
brau@t man fsinen sei6riebensn MusI
peis. Die barmbsraise Sdwefer, Ote
seraoe NIT elmer S6iHsl absr ben 5pf
mad benz 6inter9etdnpe eing, frastt
na@ uifireuf @unlhs, unb Oh Id stslI
lsi9t sinen 8erwunceten lpre6en poae,
etnef 8errpanctsn ODER 2anrsmann.
~Ssinsn t%nstslcnpsre". a~nttps,tste td ;
..utein 8eiud gilt allen. Sd m5ats
zen rerrrunreten Rameraeen eine Greu!
Dc tsritsn". pier prrrneirte tG ptecet
pie Gisarrsn. Die pirpiss Sawsist
ldGslte Elm psnis uno 1aste: u8ttte,
einen Guseablid, 70 psresia Sie burd
Die Gale beslsiten." Na9 wsntssn
Ausenbltdsn fam fe surid. JG fcls!
te tbr tn eos 6auptsebduoe. 3ul
Rs6ten 5fnste fe cine 9bdre uno nil
traten btnsin. SO III Elm f&Snsr 8e4
raumtstr SaaI. gu bsfrsn Seiteu an
Den Mdncen bin ffebsr bic 8ettsn. Oil
eeute, 70 parauf lissen, seb5ren aIer
8afsn9attunSen on "a fsbt man Saz
ger une uIansn, @rsnabiere unb Ora
scner' teten einanper. Gisentlih finn
es 9ei1tserwunrste, bus fett man an
tbrent tettett @efen.S Ste ale griiesn
eff ebvfprGtsvpa bis wirsise S@we.
fer une papt Zen starieraeen. So
liebet Qsfet, eff rrer,n cu fraaf cter per,
wunbet I'm Spitule lteSeR rtra pu bas
ftsensrei&e Wirtsn eieler Trauen ein'
leb.n une IL 70 bod f9absn, ,pie fe q
p~errisntu. p,s s6itr fdtIte ese itrsr, be-
Ndrtessio a8at'pe Der @betnldneer, be
Sadft 70 gut rte fu 0drtemberssr
Der 6oIfeiner ip gut ME Der GbaRsSl
. Afriqus esr Bert IN Ger Ode liest
Man fiebt 20 an itrsr 6altuns, maj
Febt eS itrsutW isnen an. .NaHbem f
Ole barnbtrsi9e Sawsffet eeSribt bat
ten, fam Die Esibe an ben xauaerabeu
Tina pie Babrbsit 40 laseu, batten BE-
rsits sinise scn ibnen mad ben Cigar
rem ael6ielt bic i6 inter BEN Mrm
trus. Sd rUute fe nfHt ldneer meb
pstnisen, 5ffnste bieS HaGteI unp tbeil
te ibren seieBneten Snbalt aus. Did
Greuee tattet nu leben lolIen. lieber &c
fer Das Geuer bot i'd ibnsu aud al
Gisentli@ wdre IS atdt ncttwenetS Sc
pelen. Der, fanhet rtGt auf pei
Na9thl9Iein nsbsn jspsm1 Bette Strei9
bSls@et genu8? So mar ein 0srsna
gen. fe saupftn ;u ftben. Rein @un
rer | DER NARA ss uidt bahama, ed
te 6atana? Deun man lem seripuu
bsteti Sanerapsrt cine Greupe made
fann, fcnint 60 mir nidt barauf al
Der 5uiar freifte ben Dsmpdrmel bir
auf unb lief mid feline Dunpe febel
ICE mar nur ein Sdbelbfeb ater b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

men taulentmaI. Da i'd onnebmsn
earf--meins fribsrsn S&idiale mere
ssn Sie iaterefiren,--le bite Id
sor mir btss a~njunetmen unb ais Ans
benfen aufiubewabren. "--Gr fu9te
nit itfner 6anb ein tleines padet au
erretden, bns auf benz NaHtifHe tiss
ben hem Bette lag. SD fam ibm 3u.
Dor une bdnbiBte ss ibm ein.-uDi,s
@anufript" fubr Ct fort uentbali
ntetne 2ebensf&idinle bic su neiner ats
retie In ben 8rieG- Gle
mandmal bartn--unb tewabren
5ie mir Elm freunbliGes anpenten-
$780," Gr fonnts ntGt nebr; ers
f&lCb CT pieauser. Sd pildte
utr Die Ibrdnen aus BEN GeIGte,
cridte uno fa6te ibm bic 6anb, pie
pom Bette berabbins, nabm bas Ma-
nuleript uno verlisb zen Serbdnsuibs
pollen Ort.
Scbalp es mir bss anbersn 1ass
Der Dtenf seftattste, elite i'd in tas
SpitaL UNI meinsn Greune nod etnual
80 isben. Sd trat In ben Saal, elite
~ ietnemB Bette bin-es mar leer. Cine
Ger antrelsnoen S@wefern faste (: ~Sbr
ErsuRp bat teut Na&t bas 3eitli&e
selesnet |" eanse fenp Id fpra1lOs pa
unp ffarrte mad Dem Srte bin, no CT
9eleeen batte.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
Raiier Tran5 Spfepb unb Bic
tor 0mmdnueI

tamen, ipie Der esitr trete, unldngf ii
@enebts sufamn,en, una burh TIRE seE
senieitise Besrdbuns uQer @elt fune
40 itbun, baB Stalisn unb Osferret1
chamber tn %rtbrencer GtntraHt In bel,
Ntmen Ifessn. NatdrIi1 febIte es
ni6t al, aQerlet Nusleeungen iter bic
Beeeutuns bfefer 3ufammenfunft. Gin
beuti&er Yplitifer iprtdt fa bardesr
aus, pte fcIst:
.l1sbsr bic 3uiammsnfunft tn 0enes
big erseben f& bic Sournale nod la!
rnsr iebes nod fstner @siie In gsrsaus
tbunsen, @oilcnuementS unb Mittbet.
lun9en, bic sisenes prOpuet Tnb ODER
Scn bieier pher jensr Seite etngsblaier
lperttu,. ..3pst GraebniHe 2bfr GUAM,
irshtRnftS dSfsn atet cod ale it&eree<
felt betra&tst rerren. /. Die 0er>
l6bnuns Stfsuei6e unt Staliens, tunr
e. Ter bsirsreftise fefe GntidIus.
ntGt al, DE 1tdrsn tes gatieans sn
|prSen ZEN srsiien Tapf nt6t NIT
3umutbunsen su bebeuisen unD i6
ni&t an BEN Gulturfampf 81 tstbeiIt>
gen. -..a
De 2iberaltSmas bat NIT 1einer
yfuFenbsse In Sefsrtet& tersits ulebr
ats ssnussS 1aeen sanssri1tets bte Iit
bernle preNe fest tire eorrcipe Ibdtis<
fsit unsrmaplt1 fort, unp Edtte scusnes
Sra AucraHp ben Dfab tes @ulturs
fampfes betreten, 70 rpdren bic Iebten
Dinse arser ~'seuprcea alS BE srfeu.
Mies Elm bfsrrefail9sr g~taatsmann
Serseffen fann, weldes S9id1aI Scs
fepb II. ilG purh feline SirGenpclttti
bereitete, If unbesrtiFid, unS elm fol.
Ger, Der nt@t einfebt, bue bur9 einer
GulturfaHpf tds fdrffe 8anb, bas ID
unleter Bet bic sed1kbener NationaE
titdten bss Reiaes nyufammenbdlt, &C!
ludsrt unp ~aufSttbst nisp, fan,, ru,
elm Sotct srher .RIaGsa fein.,stsgS pltI
aber Elm eritter BET ttdrer SGtfenntnil
Der Gclse1 eints @uIturfampf.s fal
Oeferreid TN bod fottfessn anb Ref
germ, 10 1T Ct Elm Sueae, Der 1einer
perm UNI Silberlinse psrfauft. Dai
4aifertbum Seferrei& bat eur@ felt
esbduftss xrtessunsIad nfGt blsb ts
austrdrttssn Nattoner Dol, ltiaent Nn'
5sbsn bebeutenb srrlpren, fpntetn Il
bat aud pte Gbrfur@t Dor Der 4aiier.
froneabet ben eieenenu ntsrtbanen iHwe
aeIitten. Die mtbIuneenen 8erlu&e ~
Ntecnfitutiei bee Rfi@ss tabeu Elm
pefTmtfi1Ge Stimmuns erseust, wsI9
eur1 bie Gprtrauer bes 0erfaFunes
frsitts untsrbalten MIRO, unb men,
Scaenes aud sas fatbplilGe8o elau
ben miiste eae bic 3ssierunB aaf bi
3erfbruns Der fatbcliIAen Sir6enpre
nuns aus8ebe, 70 wdre SefsrrstG'
Gnce tn &nsuse; nenn OeferreiA Il
etn @efise BON 0blfern, feiu Brp
bes einbeitlibss, Bolt unO. sarur
t6nnte IS sertrammsrt nrs 9etbeilt uer
ben. ,''' ! , =.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
Ufutllft0n n.
gsr wabre fri.bt.

~ +ht -
Gp'ssu 8rtebsn bier ~ Fnbeu,
3 go bic GbrGne nie serlest
Ws mir Isbtenfr6nse pinben
ilnb Der @sia eas Gttif& befrtest
81 nod nimnter biz selunseu,
Grmse 9ers!
MO bee Rambfss 8adsI Isuatet
ilub Der Sob isin Dpfer fu9t
@p bic Grb' NIT Blut befeu@tet
nnh ber 8einb tsm Getute fu&t
Suif ben 8rieben nis s~efunbeu,
Mrmes 6eral
81 Der 9iumsl nt&t ssrStbst?
S&redli@ if bee 8eusrs Mutb!
Bs Der 8reunb ben 8rsunb setSetet
tlnS nm &a&e iGreit tas 8lut,
Bira ben Grisben MIN raer fnben,
&rmes 1ers! ets
Wo mar Qteb' ID @enf&en paItet
tlnb man mad gsrsnisen iast
@s tte @cluft fre& sef&altet
llns her Self bic Reni&tn pIaet,
Su&f ben 5risbsu bu ssrsebsus,
Armes 9ers!
80 tds Batter INNER ttronet
Stter fslbf j& ,fubtn min,
$50 NIT Sae Vie 2ieb' man Isbaet,
gam gerbre&en f4wetset flu,
So Der Griebs ntat ~ fnhsn,
&rmes 6ers! .r
81 re- 8
4 Sn bee 1tmmtIs btil'sen pallen,
no bic epIse 2iebe tptiIt,
Subelieber INNER f@aner,
8rsb has 3inb gum Batter eiIt,
8annf a1ein MUIR driebsR fntsn,
@rues bers!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

Sn ben na6foIsenbsn Sapiteln per-
Sfsntlt&en mir pte banrlartft eielss
iunsen beleen, na@pem f& beGsn Gls
tern eamtt e%tnunfanbsn ertldrt BADEN.
81 bat pfel rinsen aup tdmpfsn miGsn,
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um pie Gritens III. Der seneiste esfer
riro 60 mebl aud i@en erfubren bas
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