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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
Negro States.


Louisiana. Mississippi, Florida and
South Carolina have been classcd as
"Negro States" that is TO say, "a hav-
ing n majority of negro voters. The
Buffalo Courier, by ah examination of
the census of 1870, finds this TO be
erroneous in regard to Florida and
Louisiana, while it is true that Louisi-
ana, Mississippi and South Carolina
each in 1870 had mere negro than
white inhabitants. Il says: Florida
Is IN no sense "ncgromajority State"
Its white population IN 1870 was &C.
051. while the black people numbered
81 ,GS9. OF these 1888 were white
males aud 1854 negro males. OF
the men Of voting agc-2l years and
upward there were 81, O64 white and
1882 black. The white had there
fore 4 decided majority. In Louisi-
ana the total negro population WAS
@G4,2lO, and the total white popula-
ton 362, 065. The former exceeded
the latter Ivy about two thousand.
But there were more white persons
of the male sex than black males in
the State, for the number of the form
err was 1873, OBJ while the latter num-
bered only 1874, a difference OF
over four thousand in favor of the
whites. The number Of white men of
voting age was S7.07G. and of black
men of voting age S6,9l3. The Rad
icals accordingly could lay no claim
either te Florida or Louisiana upon
the color line, assuming black to be
the Radical color"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
Letter from Backhorn.
BUCKHoRN. KY. June llth

BUcKHoRN, KY, June llth, TT.
Editor Herald:
Seeing notes from most every point in
the county, we must give our horn another
toot.
Crops in this section are looking fine
splendid rains, and farmers are setting To-
bacco in q rush.
Business has been quite lively here for
some time. Prof j. F. Hartman, with
his mammoth Picture Car, is in town, and
is doing a fine business, and insures fine
pictures; so come over, Mr.. Editor, and
let's be ''tookened" in a group.
The election excitement has subsidized
and we are all good Coleman men. How
is 1t with your MELVILLE correspondent {?
We hope he, too will fall into line of bat,
tie, for we think him a brave Modoc, but
cant imagine which one of the braves"
he is. HORN.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
Communicated.

The complete and triumphant success
of the Hartford HERALD, is only a ques-
ton Of time. The enterprise of the pa.
per, the high-toned stern integrity Of its
chief, the industry of it's entire corps, the
suavity and piquancy of its contributions,
and their wide range-uothing being ex-
cluded that is not immoral, or entirely
devoid OF interest--tend to prove the
fact Why, its editor is as alert and
as much on the qui vive for news and
items of interest as though he had the
weight ola city daily to engineer. Moth.
ing seems to escape his Argus eyes. He
actually seems almost ubiquitous.
His latest enterprise is the introduction
of an Educational Column. For this
alone he is entitled to the gratitude and
patronage Of every farmer and teacher of
the land; not only farmers, but of every
one who has child orwardto educate, or
who feels any interest in the subject of
learning. Let every teacher especially
read this column and contribute to it.
lfyou know anything tell il; if you
want to know, ask. Don't keep your
knowledge selfshly boarded as a miser
does his money, else your knowledge
like his money will be useless TO YOU and
to others. You can't make me wiser
without beneiiting yourself Try it, and
"a haa1 IL 4 u
we the readers don't care a copper cent
you accent Interest" on the |
first or last syllable, or whether - in
amity is long or short, don't discuss such |
things then, but give your views as to |
what is best for the school children" 10 |
know, and why il is best. Then howyou |
leach it and the reSnlt of that particular
method, as compared with your former
method Tell us how to arrange our
classes and hear them so as to economist
lime; what branches are too much taught
md what too much neglected? Is It best
% use books for beginners in grammar?
have often thought not. Indeed
have been experimenting n little in this
natter, and. as think, with agood deal
IF success. Here is the result of one of
NY experiments. taught five months
'essiOn at, found a class Of such az
'ould read very well in secondhand third
caders. At the end Of the session they
'onld distinguish the parts OF speech OF
very word in senteuce--point out the
elation Of each word to others--repeat
lac rules of syntax-correct false syntax
ccording TO three or four of the rules
md answer correctly about two hundred
Iuestions. All this without the aid of
ext book: ] found that my method in-
used them with an enthusiasm that did
lot abate during the whole session. They
we're always ANXIOUS for their hour TO
'ome. LoQUAugLUs
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
GrcenvIlle Letter.
GREENvlLLE, Ky June I, 1877.

GREENvlLLE, Ky June I, 1877.
Editor Herald:
On the Doth of May wrote card to
the HERALD of my withdrawal from the
Senatorial race in this district, and hoped
it 10 come out in the last issue.
For the raany kind ftvors Of yourself
and tn. people Of Ohio county, feel
profoundly grateful, and will ever re.
member you and them so long rs live.
On my return home from your town |
found my wife in bed very sick, and as
she has been in very feeble health for
many years, thought it my duty to stay
at home with her, aud not enter into the
canvass.
As soon as | can leave home ! will
make up club for the HERALD. 1t is a
real home paper to me, and love to read
it,
Hoping that my withdrawal will be in
the next paper, again return my thanks
and best wishes for you.
! am very truly yours,
JONATHAN CLARKE.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

We are authorized to announce Can,
SAM h. HILL. of Hartford, ~ a can.
didate for Senator, from this. the Eight
Senatorial District. composed Of the coun
ties of Ohio, Muhlenbcrg and Butler
Election August, 1877.
We are authorized to announce J. n
PHELPS, Of Butler county. as a candi,
date for Senate, from this, the Eighth
Senatorial District, composed Of the
Counties Of Muhleuberg; Ohio and But,
Ter. Election, August, 1877.
We are authorized to announce DR
JAMES W. MEADOR as Republican
candidate to represent Ohio county in the
Lower House of the next Legislature OF
Kentucky, subject TO the action of the
party. Election August 1877.
We are authorized to announce W. D.
COLEMAN as a candidate to represent
Ohio county in the Lower House of III,
next Legislature of Kentucky. Election
August, 1877.
We are authorized to announce W. B.
ROWE as an independent candidate tc
represent Ohio county in the lower House
of The next Legislature of Kentucky.
Election August 1871.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
GrccDl,nck Organ.
LOUISVILLE, May %, 1877.

LOUISVILLE, May 2S, 1877.
Editor Herald:
The question il l,einC discussed whc,h
er to publish iirs'-class weekly ncwspa.
per Ia Louisville to maintain tho Gresn.
back Policy. There is al rreseut no pa
per ia KcntucLv l,asel upon this funda>
mental principle. so vital TO national and
local prosperity.
Please enquire in your town, and
throughout the county a. tar IA prac.ica>
bic. a. to what number OF subscribers
woald take such a paper at s. 90 per an
mum. and give the result as soon as pos
ribie. The paper would be a real live
journal, aud fully worth the subscription
price.
IL enough Subscribers can be secured
TO make the paper selfsustaining. IL will
be started at an early day.
BLAStos DCAo4S.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
WILSON'S MILLS, ONO COUNTY, Ky,
May 3lst, 1877.

WILSON'S MILLS, OHIO COUNTY, Ky,
May 3lst, 1877.
| Editor Herald:
Having seen nothing from this part OF
our moral heritage, venture a few lines.
Wheat looks extraordinary well, oats
are also doing well.
j. II. Wilson's mill is doing a good
business | understand he anticipates
attaching boiling apparatus soon, and
also sawsmill. He has an excellent
water power (about an eight feet head,
and altogether the most substantial MILL
seat in Ohio county.
This place Is the best opening TO sell
goods in our knowing, Rosine seven
miles, Sulphur Springs five miles, Fords-
vile twelve miles, Caneyville twenty,
these are the nearest points. A mer-
chant could more than make living
here.
We have healthy ncighborhood,
though physician would have large
territory 10 practice over, if located here.
L. F. j.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13


The silver dollar will be remone.
t'zed as a legal tender by tie next
Congress. Public sentiment in favor
OF the measure is too powerful to be
resisted by tie bond holders and
money changers of Wall Street, in
whose special interest the demonetiza
lion bull was passed by a Republican
Congress The evidence is cropping
oIt that the President is in favor of re
mOniLiLation, and it Is said 10 be a fact
that Secretary Sherman alone stands
IN the way of law which shall make
silver legal tender in the payment
Of all debts, public and private.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

MANY very earnest protests against
the contraction of legal tender curren-
cy are reaching the administration
A protest is in the course of prepare
ton by anti~resumptionists against
what they believe to be Secretary
Sherman's policy. The protest Is
based upon the proposition tlat he has
no right to cancel any portion of the
legal tenders that he obtains with the
proceeds of the sale of bonds.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

The repeal of the odious bankrupt
law, now in existence, will be urged
with great force by able men of both
parties in the next Congress, and the
probability is that the law will be
wiped from the statue books befote the
middle of January next. The repeal
is demanded by the best business men
of the country, as a measure required
by the interests of commerce every
where.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

NoTE These quotations. arc to DO under
stood as purely RETAIL, and made TO c yer :he
smallest possible quantities. Purchasers will
find upon trial, that the margins asked bv our
Hartford Grocery Merchants, in Wholesale
quantities, are as small as any iowa in Ken
lucky.
There are no changes Of importance to
note this week. The new crup OF
SUGAR is falling short, and consequently prices
will range higher
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

The reception of Gen. Grant in
England is perfect ovation. The
enthusiasm in Liverpool on his arri-
val surpassed anything of the kind
known in that city. Fortunately for
Grant, he is only known in Europe
for the brilliant incidents of his life,
the campaign against Vicksburg, and
the final overthrow of the Confedera-
cy. The reception rendered him is
simply one resulting fiom their esti-
mate of him as a successful soldier.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
GoRDoN's SroRR. Ju p 1877

Dear Editor:
The case Of the Commonwealth rs. A
L Stanley a ais for breach OF peace Tor
some kind Of miss-de-mean- her. as she
charged that they did not aean her any
goodl, came up again, and the jury ac>
quilted the defendants on the ground OF
failure to recognize The whole country
has been in an uproar about this affair
FOR month or 20. First, the court
failed to get ajury, aud then they had two
hung juries, and now the defendants are
acquitted. Why did not Mr.. Sanderfer,
alter the .trSt jury hung. move the court
tas he has moved in other meetings) for
''''oH'H'ors ac7"iftai BY doclaBlatioa The
had shown zeal in ,his way exhibited
by him elsewhere recently, this commu-
nifty would he much better oil. ..C.p
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
ESTRAYED.

ESTRAYED.-From the undersigned,
Living two miles below Cromwell. on Wednes-
day, the 3Oth day of May, 1877, one brown
Mare, four years old, collar marks on shout
ders, anyone finding, returning or giving infor-
nation of same, will be paid for their trouble.
MELVIN TAYLOR.
Cromwell, Ky. n22-2 t
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

The Lord Provost of Ediuburg has
notified General Grant, through the
American Legation at London, of the
desire Of the corporation and citizens
to make, in the event Of General
Grants visiting Edinburgh, public
recognition of the high estimate they
hold Of his character and the service
which he as president rendered 10 the
cause of goner7i peace. particularly in
cementing friendly relations between
the UnIied States and Great Britain.
The reply is daily expected.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
MoliENRY, Ono COUNTY, KY.
June 9th, 1877.

Editor Herald:
| ask little space in your paper. II
has been reported that took part in u
primary election on june 2nd, to which
say it is not true. I did not consider
had any stock in Democratic Conven,
ton. | did say, if they would put out a
good man, would vote for him in
August. Also it has been SAID that |
was one Of the many voters that had the
call published for Farmers Convention
next Monday. here say there is no
truth in that report, for had no hand in
il, nor ] do not know who did do it, nor
for what purpose it was done.
JAS. D. B9ERs.
- Master Charles Pendleton has returned
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

HoN. JEFF DAVIS is now residing at
Beauvoir, on the Gulf Coast OF Mis-
sissippi, between Mobile and New Or
leans, and preparing his memoirs. He
is in excellent health, and looks
younger than he did few years ago.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13
J Duncan, Editor. I.B.Nall, Business Man'g'r.
n THE FARMERS'
h @ NJ b 20 j r NAH

Is live Agricultural paper, in the fullest aa d
best sense. In 1865, when il was established
! il startod out TO be this alphabetically and from
then until the present time its line of policy
has not changed, though it has gradually
broadened and deepened until now it acknowi.
! edges no superior among publications Of its
class, and competent authorities pronounce
it the best of its kind ia all the South and
West. The HOME JOURNAL makes a specially
of the discussion of topics connected with tho
breeding Of fine stock aS carried on in Central
Kentucky; and the most approved methods of
grading up and gradually improving common
stock are also treated very fully. All events
of general importance and likely to pass into
history are carefully chronicled. Market and
crop reports very comprehensive, and prepared
With the greatest care. Tee HOME JOURNAL Is
the staunch friend Of every honest husband
man, and fer this and other reasons every
farmer should delight in pushing its circula-
ton. 1t gives large amount of choice read
ing of a refining and instructive character,
prepared with strict regard to the wants of the
family circle. Nothing demoralizing finds a
place in its pages, and no lottery or similar ad-
vertisements will be inserted. 1t must be evil
dent from all this that the Farmers HOME
JOURNAL is first class advertising medium
fact to which all who have ever given the
paper n fair trial can testify. The FARxERs'
HoNE JOURNAL is a weekly paper and consists
of Is large pages neatly stitched and trimmed.
Price, $500 per year, invariably in advance.
For three months, so cents. Sample copies
when sent by mail, 10 cents each. Send mon
ey by post-oiicc order or registered letter, and
address, FARMERS HOME JOURNAL,
Cor. 4th and Green Streets, Louisville, Ky.
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YoungMen

Apply TO tue editor of this newspaper
for half membership. at discount. i'm
Raylies Great Mercantile College. X eO-
kak, Iowa, ON the Mississippi. Book
keepers. Penmen. Reporters. Opera
tors and Teachers thoroughly 6tted.
Don't fail 10 address Prof. Miller, KeO-
kpk, Iowa.
y5nll-lv
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

The Farmers Convention pet a. adycr-
tissd. They v.illnset again IA Jaly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

EsIray NOtice.-Taken up as an estray
~ Jacob Hoover, living on Clear run, one mile
from Barnett's creek church, in Ohio county.
one Bay Horse, about nine years old--no marks
or brands, about ii hands high. Appraised
at $50 Attest.
W. II. CUMMINS, JP.O.C.
May 20, 1877.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

EStrayed---Fromt the undersigned, living
at Rosino, Ohio county, Ky, one gray Mare
and bay yearlins colt. Tho mare is about IF
teen hands high. and has collar marks on ri ght
shoulder. The colt has a blaze face. ANY one
finding the above described animals and de-
livering them to me. OF furnishing information
leading to their recovery, will be paid for their
trouble. THOMAS CURLEY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

- Master Charles Pendleton has returned
home from school.
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HARTFORD HERALD.

or become sueh on or before the
first Monday in August, 1877. and
continue 10 be. such nm A
the time Of the exhibition which will
be toward the last Of The year
Competent and impartial judges will
make the awards.
Remember that all it requires to bea
competitor for these premiums. is 10 Ls a
paid up Subscriber 10 the
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

II Il r. a L ID
on or before the first Monday nj
August, 1877. The Herald il
your local paper, and you ought to
take It any how, and il is well worth
the subse riptiOn price We gave sixty
dollars in premiums last year Sub
scribe now in time. Don't let this on
portunily pass. Respectfully,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-06-13

.CHILTON, 6UTHRIEG co Mapus,c,.-
N/ers OF Trunks, Valises, Travelling y. =. ,n,I
Horse collars Sole right to use V. Z az. pa
Tray uinge and Spring. IS6 West Main 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
heg- Gin Isltsner Nbiutout.

Bag Gin %lsltsner Abiutant. Ger aus
Sonaparfs 6elo3lsen betonnte 8snsral
&app. 1872 in Golmar seboren. no ibm
ell Stanobilo 9eisst lit, 20. iid pom ss.
msinsn So!oaten gum 8sneraI unb Ydir
BON 6ranfrsi6 auiseidwunssn. Or par
Der sin3iee In Der nd1itsn llmssbuns Na-
poleon's, Der t1 Den 2aunen oss 9roSsn
Wannes ME unterparf ano isinsm %taiisr-
li9en Serrn mandmal osrb Die Wabrbeii
iassn ourfte; Der &aiisr i4dbte i'm oss'
balb nur I'm 10 mebr. emit lpislte er nit
Sr. Waisiidt gearte uno par fart i'm
Slide. Aba" bemerfte Der Sailer, als Ger
8eneralr aoiutant Die @oloiiide einjtrid,
nSie f9einen bic tleinen Napoleons germ
81 baben 70 ,9ieber als Die srobsn T. er-
piosrte Rapp uno fn6pits leine 5oiden
ju. Del elmer anbsrn 8slssenbeit, oils Der
Gaiier sinsm Stalisner @uoien, srtbeilts,
erl4ien u ,pp iebsn aus,nblid an Der Sbir
uno frasts. oh sc. Maisiidt i'm s"srufen
babe. als Der 5rsmoe li4 sntfernte, frog
ts Napoleon ieiuen aojutanten stpas ar
ssrli4, warum er i'm 10 oft seiiOrt babe.
Sire" erpioerte Der bisbtre Gapp,
~oas @eIidt oisiss Wenidsn ssRsl mir
gang nno gar nidt uro i'd bielt IS nidt
fir ratbiom. Gm. Waieitdt nit ibm aaein
81 laiien. SD battle i'm isosr idurtiiasn
Chat fdbig oenn = er ut elm eorle."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
nllz- Gin hrnnhhnrer 0iener Gin.

Reg~ Gin brau9barer Siensr. Cine
pornebme Oame in Yaris bemsrtte in Den
Champ G!Disss eiuen aii,n, Ger in duberIt
oroli9er @eiic fir leinen brsborselipie.
lenoen Serrn @elo einSulummeln perltano.
:0ie Marquiie fdro 10 uiel 8efaQen an
benz netildsu 5bier, ooB ie es ppn leinsm
BeIiber erltono, uno nit lid in ibre Wo6=
nun9 nahm, no lie es Sisrli9 tlsioen uno
feline SrelIur lid anssls9en lein lieB. Gi.
nise Woben oarauf empfin] Die Dame Ell.
ne groBers @eisQi6ait. 9as asfi1sn mar
oas 8unosr osrielbsn unb isin muitsrboi.
tss 8stragen trus ibm piele 2obiprii9e
uno 9isbtoiun9en elm. Cine iunse Dame
iebts ii9 an osn Jliisel uno trus elm tlsi.
res 2ieo cor. oas lie ielbit be9leiteis.
Saum bate lie geenoet, 70 srsriff Der Wife,
ein9eoenf Der iribsr in Den StraBsu esib=
ten Yroris, Elm in leiner Hdbe liegsnoss
Iotenblatt, f~nitterte ss in Suiiorm Suiam.
men uno ma6te, gum GrsOseN ibrsr 8dlts
Die Sammslrunos bel ldmmtliaen 4npe.
lsnbeT. In9oem sr leinen llmsans pol.
lenoet, iprans er Der labsnoen Sdnssrin
auf Den S9ooB uno iblttelte Den Snbalt
isinss papierenen Sutes Dor ibr aus. @ie
mon Ii9 osntsn fam, srsab Die Samm-
lung cine gang aniebnli6e Seloiumme, Ole
islbfosrItduoli4 gu sinem t~uobltbdtissn
3pede pertuenoet uurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

Gitenbabn s 9t6etS

ns1 auta 6auytaasttn AmuiiaS uRb GaIifsrntaS ftunG
sn san,tn Tag Ia msintr Office IN Zen reetlmSssen preft
sstauft reretn; u IA ni6t usteta I'D auf hta Depets n
Rirrsn oRfpssn ~ laftu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

By" Inter gBaiisr. y9ii@t wabr?~
wuroe cine Dame aeirast, Die iOsben uor
elmer italisnii6en &siis Suridsstsbrt mar.
,Seneois lit cine bsrrlide, rsiSsnbs
Staot?
Sd babe tsin rs4tss lIrtbsil barber
osnn OILS id bort mar. batts seraoe cine
9robe ueberi d EN- M 9 itattssfuaosn
uno in Den msiten Straben itano nod
bas WGMer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

ssS~ 9sbrer .Das lit oa bintsn wieosr
fir cine llnrube? @as babt SIR nit Der
2anotarte. Ha-pirb. 3 balb, mas aibt's ?"
S9ller: (aui Die 2anbtarts bsutsnb).
.Gi, Ssrr Gsbrer, 3 Weile ppn 8rsslau
trawslt { WanJ!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

pss~ Die WeltausitsIune als 2ebrmi;s
tel. 2sbrer (5u Sobnnie. Der aui Der aus'
ftsluns mari Y9tenne mir Die 8ren3en
bon Seutlhlauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

2sbrtr: .Dummtopi Dor auf Sinh
mir Die Sunsens aus Rano uno 8ano
pesen Der psrmalsositsn ausitsluns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

Sobnnis SIN Horosn on gnslanb.
i'm Suosn on Den Dining Saloon. i'm
Often an Die Der. Staatsn. Sm Wetsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
Grunoeiaent6um (REAL ESTATE.
Better Qieue


saufsrief.. Psps.ttt,a. rtsa aatn ~sfFaitasa Dsfrntnf,
reretn aufs sanitlidas btfsrst.
Cfaes: Ode ssn Taia nab 5. strast.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
u altenbe s.
Wpttp; anhinsisrS6 sr, ,tsrnst btm Gtrifta.
trttitert bic Stelt uni ~beforetrt fsIbf
bic 8eiunebet pts esibes.
Der Yiirjtenbtn0er.

gu 4ahsn oisier sutsn Staot,
Die man6en wad'ren Burger 6at,
90 se6t, menn Giner redt uiel trintt,
lno game Sumpen Wein osrI6lingt.
Sas Sprii4wort UNI: ,Sbr lieben Sinoer,
Der trintt ia wie Elm Surfsnbinoer!
g8 1T Oiss @ort in iebsm dumb,
Drum bats sepiB aud ieinen @runo
Qbglei9 nidt jeoer Sirtenmlnn
so gar seualtis trinten fam.
bod bort. i9 nil Gu6 serne iasen,
8ie f4 oas Ding bat Susetrdgen.
gls 3aiier 8arl, sor bod gss6rt.
Rad Iamen e%initens bsimsstebrt.
gmpfins ibn jubslno Sung uno alt,
luo man6ss r2ebe bod" sri9allt.
gr aber freunolid, milo uno bieoer,
CT sribet jsoen Burger wieber.
Hub als er tam nun in osn Saal,
Hief er nod lsinem 6eiipotal.
Ser mar iait ipie Elm fleines SaB.
Bon purem 8olo, poI eolem Ha6
Senn lieben 3annsn solsn Wsin.
SOB jsst Der Sru4les Hugs 5inein.
Sarouf Der aaiier ld9elno iprad
sd get on Oislem gbrentas
Sen 6eitpotal, BON @olo 10 i9usr,
Oenjenisen Der Burger Der,
Ser Ii3 als ,pad'rsr Wann bsipd6rt,
llnb ibn in einem 3use ~lcsrt."
"a i3rsdte Wander uobl suriid
Bod Won4sr probte an9 iein Slid,
Ilein, faum mar Elm 8isrtel leer,
Oa lab uno b0rte er ni6ts me6r.
ga rief Der &aiier Run. Sbr 3e4sr,
@ia 8einer meinen SolO'nen St4er ?"
60 tritt Elm 8IrIienbinber Der,
Die Naie jut BON RupIsr idwsr.
Ser iebt i'm an uno, pje i'm 6lug.
2etrt sr i'm aus nuf einen 3ue.
Drum ioet man bsute nod i1r &lnoer:
Ser &erl iduft uie Elm SiititsnOinoer !"