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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
FACTS \ FASCIES.

While we are wrestling with the mo.
mentous question Of unemployed labor
let US pause to consider how STEADILY and
lucratively employed is the man who
minds his own business.
What do you call a large amount,
Mr.. Tweedg' asked one of the aldermen.
At the time replied Tweed, II would
call five thousand dollars a large amount;
now | call anything from FIVE dollars up
a large am punt"
R. Brinsley Sheridan, Esq threaten.
ing to cut his son Thomas of with a
shilling, he Immediately replied, All,
father, but where will you borrow that
shillingg' This humor, so like his own,
procured the desired pardon.
There is another rumor that Mr.. De.
lanes ill-health will force his retirement
from the editorship Of the London Times.
1t is stated further hat his probable sue
cessor is Mr.. 81. G. Calcraft, the present
head Of the board Of trade.
The theater at Dresden, which replaces
the exquisite structure on the banks of
the Elbe, burned some years ago, to the
regret of every lover of art, bids fair to
rival the Paris 0pera-house in the mar
niicence Of its decorations. The best
artists of Germany are at work upon it.
Mr.. Hayes hts been invited by the
residents to visit Columbia, s. G., and it
is understood that he will proceed thither
in January and February, when they
propose to extend to him a grand recep.
ton, With any number Of Hampton lc.
gions mounted and in the uniform of the
last campaign.
They say the poorer the quality of the
Illuminating gas the greater velocity it
will attain in rushing through the meter.
This explains TO the American people
the amazing phenomenon they have
sometimes witnessed Of the index figures
on the meter dials making thirteen rev
l%utions a minute. / Hawkeye.
A schoolma'am in Meriden, Conn, is
so unpopular that the school committee
was requested by the heads of families
to dismiss her. The committee refused,
and all the children have been withdrawn
from the school. The teacher goes to
the school'room every day, stays there
alone, and draws her wages regularly.
A correspondent from the seat of war,
on the Russian side, writes TO a London
paper: Put a Turk in a ditch, give him
a gun, a sackiul of cartridges, a loaf of
bread, and a jug Of water, and be will
remain there a week or a month under
the most dreadful artillery fire that can
be directed against him, without finch
ing"
A misguided West Hitler sat down
yesterday afternoon and ate a late wa
termelon, and half an hour afterward he
was seen wrapped up in an ulster over.
coat, sitting in front Of a mill furnace on
Front street, drinking hot whlskies and
complaining that that melon was colder
than the bowels Of a snow man
Hswkeye.
Morgan, Of Nineteenth street, was
quarreling With his wife yesterday morn.
ing and threatening to let her hit him
with a pressboard and then jump in end
| lick all her family traits out of her, when
MS motherin.law quietly walked in and
laid her hands on him, but not in the
way of kindness. And as he looked
} around he said. Foreclosed by a second
mortgage. my. Herald.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
vIcksbnrg and Memphis.

The VIcksburg papers are crying oul
against an evil which also Aourishes in
Memphis. They say;
The town is full of men, both black
and white, who have no visible means Of
support. A rigid enforcement of the
vagrant law would weed out a good
many, and when srrsigned they should
be required to prove their means of sub
%sistance, if any. Let the police have
their vagrsnt orders at once, and the
work of arresting the gambling.house
'cappers, thieves aud notorious ~loafers
be pushed forward vigorously.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

At the police court to-day the follow.
ing cases we're disposed of: Sarah John
son (black), larceny, bail $500; Val Ed
mondson (black), till.tappiug, bail $500;
Frances Foster (black), assault and bat.
terry, case continued for trial; Wesley
Moore (black), bringing stolen property
into the State, bail $1,000; Kate sher,
maj (wbi e), malicious trespass, bail
$3.50; Manly Benson, alias Burt (black)
accessory to murder, committed for tx.
animation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

According to the Sunday Journal, q
Toledo, o Mr.. Bishop, the Democratic
candidate for governor of Ohio, has con.
tributed $4,000 for campaign purposes;
Mr.. Pendletou, $1,000 Senator Thur.
man, $1,000; Mr.. Groesbeck, $1,000; and
Democratic representatives in congress
another $1,000, making $4,000 in al,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
harvest Moon.

We are now in the midst of what is
known as the Harvest Moon" It be-
gan with the full moon, which occurred
on Saturday, 22d inst. 1t derives its
name from the agricultural economy Of
England, and for several successive
evenings will rise at nearly the same
hour, pouring its full scope, sf
h%usbandmen an opportunity TO extend
his harvest Of corn, fodder, etc, into the
night. Our readers have no doubt no
ticed for three evenings the rising of the
moon at near the same time.
The arrival Of the sun at the autumnsl
equinox, when the moon is in the
ascending node Of its orbit and entering
the first point Of aries, will produce a
harvest moon under the most favorable
circumstances. When the full moon
occurs, as it did this year, on the 22d Of
September, and is rising in the east, the
sun will be setting 10 the west in the
autumnal equinox.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
. Well organised and Deserving
CharffV.


We are in receipt Of a long communi-
cation from Mrs. Cummins johnson,
president of the Ladies Christian Asso-
citation, a representative body composed
Of members from the various churches.
1t is a worthy organized Christian char
ity, having as objects missionary work,
the relief of distress and the reclama.
ton Of fallen women. An intelligence
Office is a feature Of the association, where
employment is often secured for the
needy and deserving and homes for the
young and unfortunate. Much good has
been accomplished by the zeal and per-
severing labors Of these noble ladies.
But much remains to be done, and as
winter on applications for assis-
lance will increase far beyond the means
and ability of the association. An ap.
peal is made to our citizens-ladies and
gentlemen-to become contributors to
the amount Of ten dollars per snnum,
with the assurance that all funds entrus-
ted TO the association will be faithfully
and properly disbursed. The nekt meet.
ing will be held on Friday, the 28th,
at four o'clock, at the residences OF
Judge T. W. Brown, on Poplar street,
when it is hoped the friends of the
cause will attend, and that all 30 dis.
posed will contribute something in the
way Of money or supplies or signify a
willingness to do so. Thousands Of dol
lars are given away TO tramps, profess
sional beggars and impostors every year
by our citizens al their doors Or places
of business. This association is 80 or
gained and systematized that only the
most deserving are aided. None but
members or contributors are expected
to refer applicants to this association.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
A. n. FRANKLANn.

Auction and Commission
House, 500 Main street, Op.
POsite Peabody. Trade sales,
all classes of merchandise,
furniture, carpets and grOce-
ries, daily. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
o Remarknhle

in its effects, aud most useful in its ap.
%plicatiou the fragrant S0Z0D0NT has
become the most popular dentrifce in
existence. lis used and praised by
everybody. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

MRs. DEGRAY BENNETs dancing
academy, 299 Main street, will be opened
for pupils on Saturday, September 18th.
All the ladies with their children are re-
specially invited to attend. Gentle
meu's class to begin on Thursday, 0cto.
Der 18th, at II pm. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
FIRE! FIRE !

Go Immediately to J.. B. Ford's, 2l4
Main street and purchase your stoves, or
have your old ones put up in working
order. By so doing your stoves will be
put up chesr and ready for use, Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

so packagesn new 0at-meaI and 6rits,
80 packages Pearl Barley and
Cracked Wheat,
200 boxes new Smoked Herrings,
100 boxes Cream Che small boxes,
so barrels and kegs new plfil and
mixed Pickles,
so half.blrrels new White Fish.
G. A. a. BROS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
The COTTON 0rdInnnnn

In the case of Jacob Hirsch, loose cot.
ton deeler, who was arrested by Mr.. Mos
by, special policeman of the Cotton Elk.
change, on the charge of violating the
cotton ordinance, Recorder Duff decided
this forenoon that as Mr.. Hirsch had
taken out his license subsequent to the
passage Of the cotton ordinance, he must
comply with the terms of the same; that
is, to give bond in the sum of $1,000, keep
a book to record therein the name Of
each seller of loose cotton, the quantity
of each purchase, and keep said book at
all times open to the inspection of the
special police, etc. The city license
issued to all persons provides that the
licensed person is subject always tothe
ordinances, rules and regulations of the
general council now in force, as we'll as
those which may be passed by the gene
raj council. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

The most complete stock Of furniture,
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cur.
tains at Bryson & Camps ever shown in
the city. Prices Us low as the lowest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
Personal.

Mr.. Bensdorf, of the well-known firm
of Marx & BensdorF, insurance agents,
returned yesterday from a very pleasant
summer pleasure trip, in fine health and
ready for the fall business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
LADIES' Felt Hats
29] Reshaped at GC0dyear's.

liz the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job If printing. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

Mr.. CALHOUN CANNON, who resides six
miles southeast of the city, brought in
this morning a bale of new cotton OF ex-
cellent quality. He is among the frat Of
his district. A. J.. Vaughn u Co. were
the receivers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee ~irst.clsss
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1874
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

EOR POSTERS. SHOW BILLS, Yards
T. Circulars, ETC., gotten up with tho latest
desired color, 40 to the Ledger Office and or.
emiae stock and prices
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

BEST stoves in the city. Lowest prices.
rs l.. FRITZ & Bro, l5l Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

A. FalIer e. Co. have just re
ceiVed the entire stock Of ~
Ea lhiOnncIe hat store, and are
selling finest hats at Sc each,
C1f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

Kintergarten.

M ISIS HANsON's KINTERGARTEN,
Vi and Mrs. n. A. Beecher's School, will
reopen at No. 200 fernando street, THURS
DAY, SEPT. 18th. German and Dan ing
taught by accomplished professors. For
terms apply TO Mrs. Beocher. 1884
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room Is pronounced first
class by all visitors. 33-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

i. 1881 SsM4DIsoN ST.
DERS0NAL-J. M. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
i Of the Peeca. Notary Public and Commits
sionor Of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections in the county. Office 29i Front st.
1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

Fresh lake salmon and BIZ IS
and red snappeIs, IL Oscher
sausage, aud fresh meats of
all kinds.
H. SFESSEL., SIR, IL SON,
Corner Jefferson and Second.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that l win not 90 responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger Office or out of Il. and will not allow
accom- panied by my written order.
30-t v. WHIiM0RE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
TAKEN UP.
PERSONAL.


DR. HlNsON, DENTIST, 279% MAIN ST,
IL Memphis. Tenn. N. b. after more than
twenty years Of study and successful practice,
able you to retain yeur natural teeth brOugh-
out this life. S. HINS0N, 279h Main st.
Dot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27

WILL exchange a highly improved farm
J. of 400 acres within six miles OF Wittaburg,
Arkansas, for improved er unimproved prop
erty in Memphis. R0B1. FLETCHER.
HOT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
WANTED

A GOOD cock and a nurse (whitel, out of
n the city. Call, with recommendations, at
24S Second street, between Z and 81 in the
morning. 22-23
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:


Thursday Evening, sept. as. Iszz,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-27
FOR GENT.

DESIDENCE 1856 Carroll avenue, with bath
III room. gas. etc. Also l9l Second street.
Apply at lsl Second st. ED STACK.
, 1877-09-24

bot ct burd cine BrettettDdub TT tibet 2BetIs
gei6teoeni beten e!ner fir metBes BET anoere
fltr tarbi9e @alte beltirlmt lit.
Sarob groBe Gntriiituug inter ben ssarbi.
gen, melbe in Der Yretterfuarb beS Serrn
BartS cine ihdnolite Serletun9 bes bier.
iebnten i3uiaseS sur SunbesperiaIiune nno
oes I. g. Ne9erredts. geieses erblifeu. Sor
eint9en 2agen begab itb ELL GROCER, frdfti9
9~eballter Jteger. NM ieinen 9urlt III lDiden,
nad) Der fir WetBe bejtimmten Ibtbeilnnq
Der Yorts'ihen Wirtbibaft nito pcrlanete
etnen Sbnaps. Der Sdantm drter erfldrte
tbm, oaB er mad Der anbern Se,te Der Shei.
oetpano gu geben babe, moielbit Die Sarbi9en
btn9eborter. nSabeu Gle ellten lolden Nui-
tra9 BON Srn. Barl8 erbalteu ?" rSa", lau-
tete Die lntrport. Damn ruieu Sie lbn".
Serr BartS eridler. n6dbeu Sie", ira9te
Der Sarbtae, uSefebl g~eaebeu, oab Jteser
nadl le1er Sette oeS locals III geben baben.
wenn iie einen S6luf nebnlen polen ?"
vSa, mein Serr"! ipra6 Baris. n0aun",
erlt9egnete Der Sarbige, Dmerbe i'd Sbnen
set9eu, bab Gle Die Serfaiiung gu ad,ten ba.
benz. 9fah bieieu ySorten bearbeitete Der
Afrifanfr ben &opf uno Die Shultern lei=
neS ~yauoSnlanneS uno republifanild)en Tiibs
rer6 NIT elmer Wud)t, bic i'm nad benz Ius>
Druid zines 8ebielblattes beredtist, itt ne
ben Weblter in Die Neihe Der IuSleger Der
SnnOesueriafiuns su itelea. YarlS elite,
uad)oem bte Sectlon uoriiber mar, in Die
nad)lte Gpotbefe uno lteB ftt bort perbinben.
, 1877-09-24
Gin 5Oi6brt8eS SNrtititelers Sabt=
lG1tttt.

Or. 0uowig Yhiltpplon in Bonn, 9eboren
am II. fecembem 1911 Al Sefiau. mo auh
UoIes Wenoeleiosn sur Welt fam, feierte
am II. september, isin fiufBisidbrt.
ses 9hriftfsner SubtlGum Ssin eriteS
Werf. cine metrilde oeutite leberiesun9 Der
&letnen Yropbeten, trlhten i'm Septsmber
1927 in 5ale bel 8uh. S.it Begun Der
SrelB,ser Sabre ftaub ct on Der Optic Der
B:nesunsen, bic oas Suoentbum I'M SIN
uern 3u INNER reiherer. flarsrer @eltaltung
ben inmitten bei G6lferfamllte f0roerten.
Iftt INNER 9le'dem SrsimLt1. obne Wens
'henfurbt. nur iein ebles 3ieI fsf I'M Nuse,
sriff CT iiberau Elm. mo es gait, III fampfsn
uuo 5u pertbeiotaen. NlS Hebaetsur Der
a%qgemeinen Seitung bes Subentbums bot
er felt Al Sabren ununterbrohen i'm @roben
uub &lelnen Die @sibide Der Suosnbn: init
treuem Iu9e ~be9leitet unb ibre Ye5iebungeu
gar a1gemeinm MenidbeitSf ntuidlun9 &c.
tiart. i3ualei9 idnf er aablreihe Werfe CUR
a%eiiisen psbnns ieiner &sli9ions.@ enoIen.
Se!n i'm Sabre 1889 %beaonnenes ,Btbel.
werf" brad'e ben urtsrt, Die SeitgemGb ih1ue,
iormuouenbete uebsriesuus oes teilisen Wor.
tes unb bic miieniDaftlite @ommentiruu9
befelben. 8iIfade, gum Sbeil biuige Nuf-
lagen uerbre,teten oiss ~sroBartiss Berf in
Den i~ueitst.n Solfsid,6ten, uno in elmer
flnft9eidmiid!en AEssabe NIT ben Dore'
f9en Bilosrn 3iert es bic Salontiide Der be-
giitsr'en Siraeltten. Sn islner oreibdnoisen
.&slisionslehre" brabte er bic 2ebren oes
SuDentbums benz 8ertaupnt1ie in f%laritsr
Beile nabe. Su pieleu 8Orlsfunsen er6fts
nete er benz 3ub6rsrfrsiis @inblIde IN oas
Walten Der Weltengeter in Der @eibidte.
Su 5ablreiheu Hopalleu uno Dihtuugsn er.
lhloB et ben reihen Born Der ilioilben Sc
lbibte unb f6roerte bas Sob Der Yoelie Boz
raus gu Sage. Nls man in YreuBen ben
S. IL auS Der preuBiiden 8erfaiiuu9 tilseu
poute. Der bic @le,dteluns Der Suoen Dor
Dem @eiese sarantirt, oa rief Philippion
uisle bunoert 9emeinoen ann eneratidsu
sS,oertanoe. nuo bic itbslnousuoe Barter
erla9 ieinen Wnitrensun9eu.
, 1877-09-24
Die &amfiers III 8erathnna.

Ole Gerlammlung bes Sereirts Der Ball
Tiers beS 2anoeS gu yiem yod hat LIBERAL
9roBeS SntereIie erre9t. Wfau fanb iid iebod)
Dauon nlht 10 befrlebtyt, mie man srlpartete.
2Sie in alien iOlfen Gonpentiouen pou Sab.
9~enolieu muroe piel tbeoretiiirt uno oebattirt,
obne oaB oaS 9robe Yubllfum all9emein per-
Itdnollts Gefultate Dor iih fab. SIN @anseu
mlBte man Ia9en, baB Die Serren SantlerS
iiber Die ml6tl9en Sanf- uuo @elofraeen.
moriiber man tbnen oaS competenteite llrtbeil
Sul6reibt, ebenlo perldieoener 4ulidt lino,
ipie oas Yublifum ielblt.
Son beionbsrem Sutereiie ieboh mar Die
OtScullion iiber Die 8leoeraufnabme Der
0art9elos Wdbrun9. Son uerltteoeuen Gel.
ten lDMroen perltlebene Yldne por9ele9t; Die
Sahe Ielblt erfubr felnen @lDeriprlh.
S1lteBlld) aber tam man oabln therein, pa
Der @on9reB beretts e,n beitimmtes @eles in
oleler Sra9e %erlalien uno Die 9fegleruna ooer
ulelmebr Der Sinansiefretar bereit5 III Qusfiibz
run9smaBre9eln oafur 9elhritten lei, 10 mole
uno olr1e man IN bieler Sadla9e nld)t ito.
reno einsreifeu. SIM @eaentbeil iibertruq
non tenn @recutip.G Committee DIE NufQabe
Der He9lerun9 foroern gu belieu uno sluar
Durh Wiitmirfuu9 Der Santen uno oeS Yo.fes.
Die betreIieuoen Seid)Iiiie, mosiu 9aS
auS9eoriift ipuroe. lanten mie folst;
SelhIoIen, baB nod Dem 0afiirbalten bic.
ifs SereillS bic Selti9e @leoeraufnabme Der
SpeclesabIungeu slr Wieoerberltelula allge.
meinen @eoeibenS uno i%ocialen SortitrittS
Der aanSen 9iatlon n0tbi9 1T. 4Isemeiner
@ebraub 9emiinSten @eloeS ais Wertmelier
mie friiher mlrb alein Der arbeit Die 9eplile
SerSiitung lidern uno benz gSertbe rno
Yrelle jebeu Gi9enlbumS jene Statl9feit, Die
HOtbl9 ut, mn unternebmun9en an,ureQen
NIB jeoem uiiBllden Setrlebe Die seborige
Soroerun9 81 9epdhren. Die .3elt lit u1uia
ba, Elm anfgen0tbi9teS @ourant, ELL 4uss
bllfSnllttel Der Srle9sieit allmdll9 III b%eleltls
gen, wabrenb ale 3ultauoe 9inlils oaiiir
llno. Us ut tpelentllt fir Die NobIiabrt
6es amerltaniihen Soltes, oaB feline Sc.
iperbS. uno 0anbels9eihafte anl @runola9e
oerlenisen Wabrung 9efiihrt weroen, weIhe
pon ben oor9elhrltteniten Jtatlonen Der 9Selt
ansenomuen Woroen lit. Die al9emelne
Helumptton fam am beten berbel9efiibrt
nno aufreht erbalten meroeu ourd) Die So
operation Der 6egterun9 uno oeS Solfes nit,
tellt Der Banfen, Welfe bfrmlt oriu9eno eml=
problem mlro. Ourh loldle Cooperation
iperoen Die pilfsmlttel oeS 0anoes i'll ~flelneren
uno 9rOBeren Sumlnen an mirflamlten bers
an9eio9en nno in Shulolhelne Der 0te9le.
run9 nm9eleet. ulo Die jetlge rei1llhe
Grnte, lOipte Die sunebmenoe Yropnftion Der
SanomerfS. uno Sabrifbetriebe bes 2aroeS
mirb hermit CUR 6eiumptlon beitra9er.
Inter Utltmlrtung bes 8olfeS ourb Diittel,
bic oaS @elee bereitS 9elhafien, taun oieler
9roBe Sro5med erreltt meroen.
, 1877-09-24
atnserfeit an oeutSd,eu Sefe.

Ser oeutihe &ronprin3 li,bt IS. anlGbr-
LID eth ooer 3rpet Selte gu Oeranitalten, gu
ptld)em braoe, geiitte,e 8lnosr obne Inter
lh,eo ibrer 4btunft selaben neroen uno on
tpelbem au1 be Sinner osS &ronprinSen
tbeilnehulen. Be, benz bieier Gage i'm neuen
YalaiS in Yotsbam abaehaltenen berart,9en
Selte mar Der prahtoole Barf init ieinem
9riinen Ra)snplaBsn reid nit 6abnen,
8uirlanben uno &letsrltaugen b%scotirt, nno
@ewtnne mie @eitente lagen in langen Hei
ben auf oaneben aeftelten Siiheu. I'm 4
ubr lam Der &tnoeriug BON Sornftdot mt
Srommeln unb Yfsifen a%ufauo9en. I'm
lan9en, mt Safen beieBten Safsln nabmsn
ote tleinen @dite Ylat, unb ote 3rOnprin3ei.
lin tbellte eigenhauoi8 biz Sudden aus. IS
m58sn mohl $50 &inber beiiammen gemejen
isin. Oiesmal bate ith aber Der aronprinS
porseuommen, Die fleinen @1te bsionosrs su
llberraiben. Ser &ummerberr b. Normann
bate in isinem ytamsn ben Better Der
rWalhala" eriuten lai1en. bic Shlangenbes
ibp1rsr, Die @lomnS @ebriiber Slnlon unb
ben Son9!eur Agouit nad1 Dem neuen Yalaie
gu ifiden, Die Der &lnbermelt ibre Riinfte 3ei.
Gen iOuten. 90 piel Beltau m,e an oisfsr
tirltllhen Stdtte baden Die en9llihen S1uft
Ter mobl nod nirgenbS 9efunoen. Der
8rOnprius ludte bsr5lid nit, ebsnio bic iibri-
gen 3%srrihaiten. uno Der &inDtriubel fanuts
nun ga feline @ren,eu. Nls Die Sorleluns
beenoet mar, miutp Der Sofmaribau Serrn
@roBtopf berau unb fiibrte ihn gum 8ron.
priuSen. yNsbmsn Gle bic Ssridsruns NIT
nod Sauie," iasts Der 8ronprin,. vbaB gle
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arouprlna is,ne beionbsre Au%srteununs aus.
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uns Sabre lang oil ben ufern elnsr pertehrs-
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Der 9aupttaot oes Staates batte trsiben tDu-
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Goes biussrihteten Shud uuo bes Dap.
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Suupt Der Sanoe mar Der alte Sim Gin.
mons. Elm Manu obne aue Shulbilouna,
absr BON Natur nit GROCER Shlauheit as.
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