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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

lIoTCHKISS's SUMMARY.-TheS summary of
Ir,orrces and industries OF Virginia, pre-
arrd for the Board of immigration by Ma
jor jed. Hotcliki,s, will be sold at Sl.21 or
sl.jo per volume. The exact price has not
vet been determined upon by the Board.
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~EINE-FIsHiNG IN THE CANAL.-t Is no
longer lawful To catch fish in the James
River and kanawha canal with seins. JUS
tire Hopkins few days ago fined three men
Tor Violating the law .-f
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The NJ. NJ M's.-The Money M(aking)
Mem alias the M(anchester Mysterious
M(anipulatorsl the well-known Conserva--
tive organization, will meet at Odd-Fellows'
Hall tonight.
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TIE ICE KING REFRIG ERA ToR.-The public are
invited to call at JOHN BOWERS, SONS & Co.'s,
Iron Block Governor street, and witness the opera
ton, for few days. of the celebrated Ice King Re-
frigerator, the only refrigerator in the market that
will freeze water Call and be convinced.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PnrNTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Dr. WILLIAM +. STEUART, Marine Hospital, Port
of baltimore: ~ take pleasure In recom-
mending CoLDEN's LIEBtG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF as a most excellent tonic and invigoraior OF
the system. have tested 1t with universal sue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

Vaadalism. free school at Granite
station was broken into on Sunday night,
and robbed OF large number of school
books. There is no clue to the robbery,
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STATE FINANcEs.-T Auditor OF Pubhc
Accounts has notified DR.. Ruffner, supelin-
tcndcnt of Public Instruction, that S300, 100
in cash await his orders. With what mas
already been turned over and what VIII De
hereafter DR.. Ruff'ner will be able to declare
dividends which will amount in the aSSre-
gate to one dollar per head of school popula-
ton. ....s-.....-..v .,.,...,.r
The State has returned to the Richmond
banks the 100000 borrowed some eight or
nine months ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

BETHESDA WATER.-I AIN constantly receiving
fresh supplies of this celebrated water direct from
the spring ut Waukeshee, WIS.,. in charred barrels,
aud sold draught, by the gallon, and In half bar
res Send for circular. GEORGE SCHEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

Masonic OFFICERS EIEcTED.-At a meet
inc of Amty Lodge. No. &c. a. f. and A.
H., the following officers for the ensuing
wear were elected: William Ahern, W. NJ. !;
b. f. Shcpperson, S. W.; j. r. Rogers, j..
W; A. l.. Phillips. treasurer; G. ". Dues
berry, secretary; G. W: Bur- BUR, :: 5 D.; J.n =: l..
dersicc. and j. l.. Guy, chaplains; J. r.
Bland and w. j. Rady, stewards; j. c. ia
cobs, tilcr. d.,
dolph Lodge, No. 10, held last eve
ming, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Worshlpful
George F. Keesee, master; Charles L.
Rady, senior warden; r. Ii. Dttesberry,
Junior warden; w. Fletcner hicnaiusoii,
treasurer; William J. Riddick, secretary !;
B. F. Howard, senior deacon; G: E.
shercr, junior deacon; Thomas Angel
.m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

Thrown FEoM HIS HoRSE. ieStcrday
morning Il country gentleman named Henry
Wilson was riding ont Second street near
Leigh. when his horse, becoming frigHtened
at II pile of rubbish, pitched him TO the
ground. He was somewhat bruised and
cut, hut was. able to proceed Oh his way
after a few minutes.
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Observation-Disclosures.


Just opened at NowLAN & Co.'S Ladies' and
and Misses. Watches Chains, Bands, Pins, and Ear
rings, at prices extremely low. Corner Main and
Tenth streets.
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Scribner's, Frank Leslie's, and st. Mich
olos, are to hand from j. 7. Ellyson, 11l2
Main street. -
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directing . saie Of the property in the pro-
Hawes and wife Us. Williams, &c. De.
cree confirming report Of commissioner
ana ratfying sale therein mentioned. IN
Dooley Us. Whitesides, &c. Decree con-
.firming report OF commissioner and making
q flnal disposition Of the cause.
Jones's administrator Us. Turner, &c.
Decree confirming report OF sale and making
a partial disposition Of the fund.
Brown, trustee, Us. Goddin, &C. Decree
authorizing trustee to appropriate part Of
the principal Of the fund to the maintenance
and support Of cestui que trusts.
Gleason Us. Deyine, &c. Decree at1tho-
rizing resale Of the property at the risk and
cost OF former purchaser.
Gillian IS. Glazebrook's executor. De-
cree recommitting cause to commissioners
for further inquiry and report. -
Green, &C., rs. Perrin, &c. Decree con-
firming report Of commissioner and making
distribution OF the fund. s a7
Mayo, guardian, as. Atkinson, &c. De-
cree confirming report of. commissioner and
providing for Investment and distribution
OF the fund. = ~ t's
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For the best bargains In all kinds Of DRY GOODS
70 to LEVY BROTHERS..
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LADIES' SUITS, OvERskIRTS, and JACKETS In
the latest styles and at the most reasonable prices at
LEVY BROTHERS'
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, aud guar
auteed to it Repairing neatly done by
BOSCIIEN 6 BROTHER,
800 and 511 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

4 ro>yIcT.--J. Hill (colorcd), from Che>-
irrhrEd. was received at the penitentiary
Yesterday for two years OH account Of grand
!trrruS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

REPUBLICAN MEETING.-The Hayes and
Wheeler Campaign Club. organized on Sat
urday night with O. III. Russell, Esq, as
president, and Colonel w. +. Nyc as sccre-
tary, will hold q public meeting at Hams
Hall tonight. This organization claims to
to be a'city, not II ward, club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

PERsoNAL.-An effort has been made to
induce Rev. DIR. j. I'm. Curry to become
president OF the University OF West Vir-
ginia. ,. ;.
all. improved since he was first stricken by
paralysis. ),
Mr.. Edward McFee, Of the New York
Comm vciIM and Financial Chronicle, is IN
the cit + in the interest OF bis PAPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

TIE HAYES CLUBs-A PRoTEsT.-Mr.
William Kelly. who was elected one OF the
vicc-prcsidentS at large at the meeting of the
city Central Hayes and Wheeler Club on
Monday evening, protests against the use
of his name in this connection. He was not
ut the meeting, gave no authority for the
Use OF his name, and is not in sympathy
with the Hayes and Wheeler ticket. Hurrah
for Kelly! .... l .rH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

HAMBURGH NET for overskirts In great variety
ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

For good style LAWNS and GRENADINES go to
LEVY BROTHERS..
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Great bargains In HAMBURGH EDGING and IN
sERTING ut LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

I have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs WAL.
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and lnd II
FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, ane
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses.-J. B. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

STATE TAXES.-It Is understood that ac-
cordins to the provisions of the order made
for the appointment of receivers in the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad case,
the taxes due the State OF Virginia, now
amounting to very considerable sum, VIII
he paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

Gentlemen's and ladies' SUMNER UNDERWEAR
at LEVY BROTHERS..
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

II OST, OUR CHECK ON BANK OF
IL COMMERCE., No. 50, for S267 7.23, dated June
payment has been stopped. M. EVANS & Coz.
10 OIItx 326 Broad street.
r OST, on the 10th instant, between the
L corner OF Twentieth and Broad streets ana
Tenth and Clay Streets one BREASTPlN, tnfee
with fringe pendant slightly enamelled Win Dac6'
Aliberal reward will be paid upon It's return 70
A. w. NOTHING, JR.,
je20-1w 1922 Main ssreef.
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TRUNKS, vALIsEs, AND SATCHBLs reduced TO
very low prices at BoscHENs. Broad street.
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FOR RENT.

LOR RENT, THE LARGE AND@
Il VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING No. ~
1909 Ross street with ten rooms, and kitchen with
two rooms Will be vacated 1st of July. This house
is I'm GOOD order. Rent low. Apply TO
je 21-eod3t GRUBBS q M- MlLLlAms.
FOR RENT, THE NEAT THREE-@A
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING No. 1908, &x
on Grove avenue opposite Mr John c. Shafer's,
Containing 1--WE rooms; brick kitchen, stable, and
other ont-hOuses; beautiful flower garden In front,
1900 q Year. Inquire at 1908 Main Street.
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TOR RENT, THE NEW AND COM -Msj
II MoDIOUS RESIDENCE, No. 500 west
franklin street, containing all the modern improve
ments. Rent very reasonable. Applyto D
ie I4-eod2w - CHARLES l.. TODD.
TOR RENT, TWO BRICK TENE-A
strcets with seven rooms each, and Kitchens witil
four rooms well pitched, and houses In perfect or
der with front and back parlors, with sliding aoors
and marble nartels. To secure good tenants at once
these houses Will be rented at low figure. Apply 70
BENJAMIN X. LIPSCOMB,
ie1o-2y 1910 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
SCOJJR mt soc per pair. Also, the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at $3.50. Also, 10000 pair Of
PANTS TO DYEa 81 and S1.25 per pair whole
suit dyed. $3.50. Also, 100000 pair Kid Gloves
to clean ut l5c. per pair ut the celebrated French
Scourer's No. Ninth street, sign Of the Red Flag.
INV Ism .#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

on +b;s little Suffolk bush, Thomas McCor-
mack alias Robert Thompson, Is KNOWN as
a daring burglar by Mr.. Plnker!on, put las as
the Law has no present demands upon , e,s li,,i
he will be left blooming alone until Tue oul-
folk authorities dispose OF him.. =, 4
The proceedings ut Suffolk IN the aooYe
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs In great variety
It RoSCHEN,S. SOC and 5l1 Broad street.

LEVY BROTHERS prices are always the lowest.
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nv 29-3nl

WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold ut reduced pr1ce
In order to make sfop-room for manufacturing.
will also sell on the lnstalment plan and take Ola
carriages I'm exchange. REPAIRING done Neatly
INV % JOHN DOES
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED SUMNER poARprns,
by Mr.. l. s. COOKE, formerly Of Greenwood.
Address him-Box gil, Charlottesville, Va.
10 1O-S&W6t
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ic 20-2w

WTANTED, all who are in want Of SOLI
w LEATHER, FRENCH and AMERICAN
CALFSKINS, HARNESS LEATHER, or anything
in the LEATHER and SHOE-FINDING LINE, u
give us call. We selling our present stock At
greatly reduced prices In order to close 1t out befors
removing to our new store. Call and examine osu
stock and prices before buying elsewhere.
- : I-e5lt.. O. II. CHALKLEY b CO..
NV 0o-9m Thirteenth street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21

ANTED, ORDERS TO MAKE
w SPLENDID SUMMER SUITS, cut In any
style, of pure WOOLLEN CASHMERE, at S22 te
S24. Now Is the time to get cheap suit, warranted
as To III, materinl, and workmanship.
- WESSSON, the Tailor,
IL 2O-2w No. II Twelfth street.
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ORATORS OF THE EVENING.

- The Mu Sigma Rho Society has its cele-
bration tonight. These youthful cxhibi-
tions are appreciated by the public, and
the large and interested audiences show
how strong hold the college has
on the community but we venture
deferentially to suggest that il the two
societies were to hold joint celebration on
one night and commencement address on
the other night by some distinguished ora
tor, such change would be beneficial to the
college and highly appreciated by those
who look with approval upon these college
celahratipnS .a..
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF
THE PHILoLoGIAN sOCIETY-AwARD OF
MEDALS TO s-oRATIONs-PRo
GRAMME'FoR To-NIGHT-A sUG GGEsTaON. :

Last night the. Philologian Society OF
Richmond College had its twenty-frst an
nual celebration. The college chapel, which
nimble fingers, under tasteful gtfidnnee,
had beautifully decorated with erergreens
and flowers, was crowded with the beauty
and intelligence of our city. The hall, ad-
mirably adapted for public speaking, is so
well ventilated that, notwithstanding the
crowd, little Inconvenience was felt from
the summers heat. tglae !
Mr.. Alexander NJ. Harris, of Culpeper,
presided with dignity, and introduced grace
fully the Yariol.s speakers. "To stimulate
excellence the two societies confer an
nually medals upon certain students who
are adiudged to have special merit."3 h.,t
Mr.. F.. T. Davis received the medal for
being the best declaimer. The contest oc-
Cured some weeks ago in the Society, hall,
and was witnessed and enjoyed by num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen.
- THE MOST MARKED IMPROVEMENT.
T.. Mr.. Samuel W. Price, of Petersburg, re-
ceived the honor Of having made the most
marked improvement as debater during
the session Just closing. Mr.. John w.
Snyder, of this city, who acquitted himself
last night as president of the Cocial Club
with such flattcring success, received two
medals for being the best debater and also
the best writer. This Is the first instance
where the same young gentleman has borne
off both honors. From the bouquets and
applause which accompanied the award OF
the medals Mr.. Snyder seems equally popu-
lar with the public and the students.
THE PRESENTATIONS.
These medals had been placed in the
hands of Captain George D. Wise as the
representative Of the Society, and right we'll
did he vindicate the wisdom OF the selec-
ton. Earnestly and eloquently he impress
ed the need of diligence and toll to achieve
permanent success.
ORATORS OF THE EVENING. ...
Mr.. J. w. Tucker and Mr.. T. II. Fitzger-
aid were the regular orators for the evening.
Mr.. Tucker discussed Development as Ma
ture's immutable law. His speech evinced
thought, and was well delivered. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald had for his poetical theme "The
Hand that Dropped Roses can Bestow Lail-
rels," and deduced from it appropriate les
sons of duty and woman's influence.
. The sautatory and the valedictory by Mr..
Harris were well conceived, and elected
much applause.
The exercises were most pleasant and en-
joyable-aike creditable to the Society and
to the college. ,.s ...,..s.- s..-........
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a'COY's WILMINGTON EXPERIENCE.

wet from DelaWaIe, uHuei sCnloi0" vi hi'J
ashes, two hours in the. plllory, ana ten
years in the penitentiary Tor the chargc OF
ATTEMPTED bank burglary He had suffered
his sentence as to the lashes and the pillory,
and upon being asked.by the detective If he
had been really, well lashed in Delaware, he
replied: "Oh my, but wasn't ], though? !?
That fellow that whipped me was darling.
The way ho lit; onto, my back made me
think that he was raised a wbippin' mig
gers" VII ~. !, y
Mccoy and his gang OF five some three
wears ago planned d raid upon the First Ma
tional Bank of Wilmington. They got into
the cashiers house, and proceeded to gag
the whole family and convey chem all into
one room. All went on we'll until negro
servant of the family slipped the seductive
arms of one of the blTglarious invaders,
and darted under the bed, and left her legs
sticking out. Fearing she would commence
to shout, two of the party went to haul her
out, and in doing so their attention was
diverted from a half-open door, through
which young lady of the family made her
escape into the street, yelling g Murder
and rouSing the people generally. She
was closely pursued by the burglars
to within couple OF blocks OF the police
station, when she broke into a millinery
Store and closed the door behind her, hold
ing it SO tightly that she defled the efforts OF
the burglars, who weretso bold as to follow
her. At this time policeman came up, and
Mccoy fellcd him with crow-baf, for which
act of affection he had twenty iashes ADDED
TO the sentence witch Was' passed. dhhpon ms
partners. The entire party escaped taat
hight. but were captured next morning Ia .
vacant house, that had been reiited oy the
gang. .ss,l = Il Z !, itt.o, t,on, tho De,..
ware authorities Tor his delivery, which is
daily expected -, <s24, ~.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
Sie unglidsIdmic6e.

Dem Rfarrer arauts. Sod er raffte
ieine grelien &rdfte suiamn,cu. eriidte
Sanfbar Die @anb des spieImanns uno
lprad: 80 laBt uns icalcid banbeln !"
uSd babe idon 9ncS einaeleitst," {"
antlrortcte Der Spislmaun. .Gs fommt
mir ictt mieber ;u itatten, bab id I'M
Mmtsseridt 0carbe.tst, lpcnn aud nur
ais Sdrcibcr Sd, meb. wic man oas
Saru I'M Die MilietbGter iteaen mub
&ommt NIT mir, Scrr Wfd,rer, Elm
eln0elpdnntcr gSaGcn bdlt por Der Sbiir
Cure Segenwart 1T unentbebrlid, oamit
Sbr oas anablpelsbarits .ocuanib aeben
fonnt 3ittre. 8erbreder i'm 9untlcu,
Die Stuube Der SerOcItuns lit aetounlcn,
sittrc g d mieb bon g8 0 rbis!"-
GS o1mmertc idon itarf. - Yer Son,
tenarabcr BON WOrtiS grub eiirla. Ser
Yiarrcr uno 3cn9erfeIo itauncn ueben
lbm. uSeio Sbr aud aeipib, bab Die
Dies red)te Sisae 1T 2" fraate 9enaesielo
DSau; scWib," aniwortete Ser Sootcu.
GRADER. ySie Iieaeu bel slnanscr. Sd.
bin ia idGn fedsunooreibia Sabre in Der
9cnleiuoe, uno babe fir VeiNe ielbit ons
8rab aemadt. Martet nur nod cine
@'srteIituncc uuo Die Saroc limo frei."
rYecllt Gud, beciIt Gud. iiebcr
Srcunb. oran9te 9enserfeIS, voie 3cit
rrangt, 6aR mir nur nidt su ipdt tom
men !" Der Yfarrer itano in iti1cn
Vetradtuuqeu ueriunten. DIR Sootcn.
GRADER arbeitetc fort. Sic Groe idolertc,
font par eS arabeslle aui Dem Sirh
bole. Oie Sterne finsen idon an III
blmfen. - Gin BUMPER Sdaa lleb iid
icbt bel eincm Spatenitid usrncbmen.
n2a, mir babcn Sol; aeiaht !" iprad) Der
SoSen8raScr. rSebt iebt, wie i'd
iaate - -3wci Sdrse," hub er mad
eini0eu slugenbliden wieeer. al. ysie
in> nod erbaltcn, ipenn aud morih
u@ut, gut Soft aebe nur, oab eS Die
ridtigen fno." srwioerte 4cnaerielo.
Gr bali nun bic Gree lpesrdumtn.
Sn penigen @tinuten Iascn Die Oedtl
;luecr Sarge entblobt.
Stun siinoet Die 9atsrne an, oab wir
aenaa feben Sc 1T idon siemlid)
flnitei," gebot 9enserisIo Dem Sooteus
9rdber. Gs aeidah.
Die moriden SarsbedcI parcn leidt
nit einem Srsdeiien 0bsetoben 9Ius
ieoem Der Sdrae 'id)immerten Die @ebcne
eines menidliden &orpers ,pilden balb
permoocrt'n 9innenitiden blcid,, idjau.
crIid) bsrbor. Gle waren auseinauoer
9cfaIlen, lacen aber 70 in Der Oronuna,
bab iie bas .Bilh bes S6rpers oarifelten
8eibe Sddoel luaren etwaS Suriidseluu.
Fen uno laaen-9 -9etrennt bon Dem @umpf.
8ariid,is bob 9enssrfeln ben einen Der.
aus unb betrahttte i'm aufmcrfiam,
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Ginefleine 81 obeIIe.

ua.er Dem erinen 8aume Iaben 8eibe
ouf elmer |anf unt feline per,weiHunss'
uo(Ien WIife fno'rn nit i'ner idredlidcu
Seutlihfeit: lin mich it's aeifeben. /"
Gr mnr hinobaeipIlt iibsr ben arohen
Gbeinfa1 Ger 2eibenidlaft unb wirbeIte
taumelnb i'm id,dulilenSen Struocl ser
@efiibIe % nnten.
.Wi1it Su mein fem M iprad er unS
perIudte. ie et,uas n6ber an i'd gu
,isben.
eie mod1te fd iieii pie Gin SauSs
idliiiIel uno ridte nidt.
ST mill elm outer, brauer Menid
wsrten uno al meinc idledten 8swcbu.
beitsn aufgebcn," iastc ct in iuabrbaft
feheno"m Some"
Seine 9tntwort.
,,@i(I ME meb, fneipen."
Ser G'eaeniiunN Isiner aren,enIoFen
9iebe blicb 0efiihacs.
,,llnb nil mir ooS Staubsn abses
mobnen."
gle blieb fumm wie ein @rab.
y8iG ME obne did auseeben."
Gle ihiitteltc nur zen Sopf
ullnO 7ir morarn cinen @rillantrin9
idcnfen," iebte er uer'weiielnb hin'u.
Sa bob Die Wtoio Die asienften 9Iugen
III sen icinen cmpor unN iGr S0cfden an
feline sduiter Iebnsnb, fIiiitcrte iie bebenb
iu Icin cnt,iifteS Shr:
80, GmiI, wie biit 9u 10 lisb p :.
llnN 10 iahen iic oa uno iaben bis in
sic Nodt. sic id)mar,c Slmme Der grNe
lie nit ibrem Mfantel Dor Ser Sa. ber'
beraeno - trdumcnb - iinneno - ben,
teub -iie - all ben Sril an tri II q
uno err ipo in Der idGnen Scrraotts.
melt berneb men ol | te.
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Eenben; Der Sett;ett.

Mo INNER man Die 2eute fragt,
Sort man, Du leber Soft,
Sur flaaen iiber idlefte Belt,
Bartcrott auf Banterott,
Sd min Gud iagen, tpie es fommt,
Wenn Sbr es nod nid,t piBt: &
8eil Seoer iebt nil arober iein,
slIS wie CT wirtlid 1T.
&ein Menfd min mebr su 9ube scb'n.
glein, nobel mub CO iein.
Man fauff me Gquipaae fd,
9lud) Yferbe oan fein;
90 fobr'n fie in bem 2ano ber,,m,
Scio', Sube. SIrt unh Gbriit,
Weil Seber iest nlodt ar6bcr fein,
Oils iuie er luirfli6 lit.
@enn cner eincn Sers aemaht,
60 nennt er Oid,tsr id,
llno Seber, Der ne BilIe orebt, @
ST Coftor iiderlid.
unS Seber 8um,nler bier su 9ano,
$50 NlEa Sumbua iif,
Ser einmal nur gum Squire" aemaht,
Der oiintt fd gIeid Suriit.
Sic MdbeIs, ad unb bdttenlie
&ein aanscs .9cmoe msbr,
Wtnb ODD bonn alIeridperiten Samn;t
Gin feiner Wtantel Der.
Oils Gua aus Dem Seiaenblatt
ne S1iir,s iih aemaht,
Sat iie al Scoops unO @recian Beno
Gang fiber nidt 9ebadt.
Gin 8ettIer uuf ser Sirabe sebt,
Ser Gofidob fallt ihm ab; II
Gin 9umpcniammler binter Der,
Scr bebt ihn auf i'm Srab.
llnb ors bes Vettler'S Godidob wiro,
Oh Sbr es @ud oeoad,t,
ne Slnf'ig Sbaler 8reenbad Bill
Sn Waibinatrn gcmaht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
aSer'nann NO., aHtt,oo6 sem 26. San,or 1876 "

lag in Sbnmadt in ibrer Wutter9lrmen,
lie @aite ipr 'ngen auf bolI GutIeben,
9lIIcs Hiidtete., Sur Der SpieImann
tlieb i'm Sunl unS beftete iein bIibenSes
Iuae auf hen reaunasloS AM 8oSen
licsenben 9 tmieb BON gSorbis.
(Sdlub foIgt.)
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SlS lit nidjt gHtires @lutb,
l'e mir Que tSlas erIiiQt ".'
5h iebc rotbee y tut,
99is es Der 9Sunc' entqulllt.
Sas ifterrillIts 9i1b,
Zen Wtuno berilhr' es nidlt
3rrihmettert iel cns &l0S
SSle fdlidrs 8.ud Scrhrldt
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Gin &enncr iaatc IN einem GAIT

Gin &e[lncr iaate IN einem GAIT
Sier, mein Serr. brinse i'd Shnen,
wie Sie'pcrlangtcu, nod ein a'ialicneS
stld 0leiiu unO eiucc tIcine Stednuna.
Sie polIten ioasn: Elm fIsincs Stuf
Slci,h uno cine acialiue Iednung.
er,piberte Der @ait, ais er eincn Wlid in
Die Hcbnuu9 eewcrfcn.