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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
Letter from Richmond,

Tile Fmke,Son ReadjusterS Caucus to be
Reld-Hs Supposed OLect-Rev Mr.. Mas
sic Submits q Debt Proposition Gou. HoM.
days first Official Act-7he Colored Mill
tary and the Inauguration.
Correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette. !!
RICHMOND. January 8, 1878
meeting of the Fukerson readjusters is
called fer to morrow night. The object of the
meeting is not given out. the callers of the
meeting keeping studiously quiet. It is TO be
held, however, for the purpose of perfectIng
the orgauiz lton which, as it now stands. is not
50 we'll kuit together as the Eohos and Bocock
side. Doe reason Of this is that there are too
many gentlemen on the Fulkerson side who
desire to be leaders, and who constantly undo
what others of the same wing are endeavorog
to do. With the other side. if MIR. Echols or
Mr.. Bocotk champion measure there's an
end OF it, an they all 90 together for that
measure.
Another object Of the meeting is 10 consider
the ad7lsabllltY of going toto The election OF
the State officials. 1t is proposed TO elect all
the officers 10 few days, save the two Au.
ditors aud the Treasurer, and to postpone
he cleclion OF those officers uotil later 10 the
session. This the olucus will probably determine
10 morrow night.
In the Senate to day MIR. Masssie presented
a series Of resolutions 10 regard to The State
debt, which were referred TO the Finluce Com
uittce. This is about the sixth proposition
that has been submitted 10 connection with the
public debt. and it is supposed that each mem
Der of the G neral Assembly has one 10 soak.
The first official act done by Gov. Holiday
was to commission Mr.. Henry Jenniogs, of
E1enburg, Shenandoah county, a notary public.
The colored military Tor some of thenl have
felt themselves sighted 10 the Inauguration
ceremonies. The Virginia Grays commanded
by Captain Ben. Scott expressed desire to
parties pate ia the Inauguration cir.mouies
They were invited to do so and Of course we're
subject to the same regulations that governed
the white military. Al the companies were
ordered to be at he Exchange Hotel at l03
o'clock, but the Virginia Gtays. the colored
company, did not appear promptly, ADD the
battalion marched of without them. The col
ored soldier came later and found their white
military brethren gone and after vaio at.
tempt to catch them returned 10 disgust. 1t
vas their OVID fault. Puuctuality is one of the
most important duties OF the soldier and they
we're given lesson on ts impor ace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
pusL1sHlp DAILY AND IEEwIEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1878.
The New York Nation Of this week, 10 re-

The New York Nation of this week, 10 re-
viewing the events of the year, says OF the
South, that the horrible corruption OF the
Garnet bag period has been succeeded BY
Reputation mania. which threatens to ruin the
eradit of 'thosa States for fifty years to
come, and make them Federal beggars for all
their internal improvements" The Nation Is
very severe upon the Tennessee Legislature
and ssys ut would be difficult to exaggerate the
inf.my'' of which it has been guilty 10 refusing
any compromise with the creditors of the State;
and on the other hand, compliments Governor
Holiday on the strong and uuequivoca| ground
taken in his inaugural Of maintaining un'mI air.
ed the honor Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

There was silver money meeting at Bloom
inston, Illinois, last night, inspired by Senator
Davis, Who is at home. but who neither partlc'
pstsd 10 ths proceedings nor attended The meet
ins. though he authorized friend, who spoke,
TO ssy that he was heartily for the remonetIza'
ton of silver, and that he remained away from
the meeting lest bis presence and words might
influence its action uuduly. He desired the
expression Of the meeting to be the free act of
the paonle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

1t has occurred 10 the writer that if the Leg.
is!a,ure would pass al ar providing ,ha: for
every iunded boad OF the State of the deooni
nation Of one Thousand dollars new bond tOT
I've hundred dollars, hearing per cent. iue:
est. would be issued. the coupons to be rece7.
able for al dues aud the bonds exempt from
State aud municipal taxation. the deb. qles
tion would be solved. aud to the satisfaction Of
all. The advantages would be mutual. Es:l.
mating the funded debt at $50 900 co. the az.
nusl interest is $l,S00,000. By The sub;tu'
ton of the new bonds for the Old the det!
would be reduced to $l5,00O,0 900, aud the 40.
nual Interest 90 this SUD, at s per cent,
would be 81, 200. 900. The saving to the State
By such 40 arrangement would be SIS WO,VpI
of prlocipal. and Interest Annually to the
amount Of $685. 0O The boudholder would
receive security which would be worth ab0vs
par, and be relieved of the harrassing huc;u.
toes caused by legislation relative to the State
debt. 1t is believed that such an arrangement
would be accepted By all Of the boudholder',
and avoid all thought Of forcibe readiustmeot.
BONDHOLDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

We are 10 receipt of number of public dec.
uments from Richmond. among them the re-.
port Of the commission on the johnson. Poe
settlement; oommanication from Superiuten.
dent Ruffner giving the school population Of
the counties, cities and town 10 the State !;
communication from Gov. Kemper 10 reference
10 the distracted bonds; communication from
the Second Auditor 10 relation to the exchange
of bonds, So. &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

Mr.. J. {. Bancroft Davis has written tour
column letter to the New York Herald sub
stantiaiy coroboratiDc the charge made BY Gen.
Grant and ex Secretary Fisk, 10 regard 10 the
Sumner. Motley affair. and particularly that GO
tres,y which had been sent to the Senate
during the session which followed Motley 'sre.
cali had been acted on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
the people.

In the United States Treasury there is now
some three millions Of dollars Of interest upon
registered bonds that has never been called TOR.
The owners of the securities are either dead or
have never taken the trouble to get their cou'
DOCS cashed. Three millions Of dollars of in-
terest sccruing gradually since the first issue of
bonds represents approximately fifty or sixty
millions 10 bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

A New York correspondent says that the
nuuber Of changes in commercial aud Guinness
6tms 10 that city for the uew year, though
many, is not nearly 50 great as usual. Most of
che leading dry goods houses remain as before ;
10 other lines of trade there are not many dis
solutions or new copartnerships.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

Secretary Evarts, it is reported, is about to
violate Republican simplicity" by giving d.
plonatic receptions 10 the rooms Of the Depart.
ment Of State. after the style of the London
and Paris foreign Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

Mr. Henry Edmuuds, of Halifax county.
prominent member of the present House of
Delegates, is mentioned in connection With the
conservative nomination for Congress in the
Halifax district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

A severe snow storm prevailed on the Msssa.
chusetts coast Wednesday night. the wind blow
Ing hard from the north, which rendered nsvi.
cation to inward mariners extremely hazard
our. A number OF vessels we're wrecked and
several lives lost. ..s .-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

# is understood that on the resssembling OF
Congress Senator Gordon, cf Ga, will address
the Senate on the reform of the civil service,
following the line, it is understood, which he
took in tho executive session regarding the New
York custom house nominations. He will favor
the appointment of officials on the ground of
capacity, and not for political favor. and their
retention in Office during good behavior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

We have received. with the compliments of
the editor Of tho New York World, beauti.
fully printed copy Of Fables. by G. Washing.
ton E,op. taken anywhere, anywhere ont of
tho world. With illustrations by F. 8. Church
"a bsrleeaus on Esop's Fables, and we'll
done, '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

|. Willis Machord, a colored Florida ex. State
Seustor, made vigorous effort to get the Bel
eian mission last summer, aud has been hang.
Jog around Washington 50 persisteDtly, as an
Office seeker, that he was 6ually presented With
tho honorable Office of night Waterman at the
Postofica Department, at salary of $50 s
month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
miscellaneous Foreign News.

The Eoglsh merchants engaged 10 trade
! With the South African colonies are alarmed at
the prospect of trouble with the natives. The
Chieftaio of the Zulus is engaged 10 the con.
struction of forti6cation on disputed ground
and 10 spite of orders to the contrary from the
Eoelish commander. The Z1lus can muster an
army of forty thousand men.
The Paris Moniteur states that Gen. Borel
cootempates resigDing the Ministry of War and
intends proposing Gen. Bertbaut as his success
sor. Gen. Bore would then become Governor
of Paris vice Gen. LAdmiraut. 1t is stated
that NJ. Faye has been definitely appointed
Director of the Paris Observatory.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily
News says it is rumored that before the meet.
Jog Ct the Chambers NJ. Waddingtou may be-
come Minister Of Public obstruction, aud NJ.
Bardoux Minister of Justice. NJ. Dufaure tax
iug the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
King Victor Emmanuel gave an audience TO
NJ. Leon Gambetta yesterday.
RTyEcr OF DIET ON LIQUOR DRINKING -
Charles Napier. an English scientific man, has
been testing the truth Of Liebegs theory that
liquor.drinking is compatible with animal food,
but not with fsrinaceous diet. The expert
ment was tried upon q liquor.drinking persons
with results substantiating the Liebes theory.
brought about by change of diet was that Of
gentleman of 60 who hsd been addicted to in.
temperate habits for IS years, his outburts aver.
aging one week. His constitution was 80
shattered that he had great difficulty in insuring
his life. After an attack Of delirium tremens,
which nearly ended fatally, he was persuaded to
enter upon farinaceous diet, which. we are as
sured cured him completely in I months. He
seems to have besn very thin at the beginning
of the experiment, but by the close Of the period
named had gained g pounds, being then oil,
about ths normal weight for person of his hight.
Among the srticles of food which are specified by
Napier as pre-ement for sntogon ism to alcohol
are mscsroni, haricot beans. dried peas and lem
ills, all of which should be we'll boiled aud IA
vored with plenty Of butter or oliver oil The
various garden vegetables are said to be helpful,
but q diet mainly composed of them would not
resist the tendency 10 intempersnce SO efcetusl-
" as one Of mscsroni and farinsceeus food
From this point Of view, highly glutnous bread
would be Of great utility, but il should not be
sour, such acidity being calculated to foster the
habit of alcoholic drinking. A like remark may |
be applied to the use Of sslted food. If we en-
quire the Cause offs vegetsrlsn's alleged dlsln.
clinstion to alcoholic lquorsl we find that the
starch contained in the msearoni |
b ssns, or oleagiuous sliment appears to render |
unnecessary, and therefore repulsive, carbon |
in al alcoholic form. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

Since Beecher has declared against hell many
pezsops are wearing more smiling faces, but
people who pin their faith to Beecher will iod
ont their mistake one of thes, days 10 their
sorrow, AID Beeoher may be there to plague
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

It is said to DO probable that bill will be In
trodueed 10 Congress- soon, to change the date
Of the meeting of that body from December to
October, so as to get through with good deal
Of important business before the break caused
by tho holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

The question being on Mr. ohnston' samend-
ment-lI,o work 10 be done by the commission
ers of tho lcvecuc-lhc ayes and noes were
ordered, spd resulted ayes, SO; noes. 6S.
The bill was then ordered to be eperosscd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

The supper of the old Old Stadenl's Stciety
of St. Johns Academy, last night, vas most
enjoyable affair. The speeches on The occasion
wero brief but fs,vent'' and appropriate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
The Pope.

LONDON, Jan. "A Reuter- telegram from
Rome says :-"Cardiosl Manning has submit
ted to the College of Cardinals proposal that
on the death of Pope Plus IL. the Conclave
will assemble at Malta. The sacred College is
divided 10 opinion on the matter. The Italian
Cardinals are iadisposed to approve the pro.
posal. The Pope's health is visibly declining. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

The seventh general report OF tho Commits.
siouers of claims has been resolved. and shows
= total of six huodred and ninety sixty claims
reported, of which sixty FIVE we're from Viz
sinia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
More Failures.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-The failure of SsmueI
Bliss 4 Co., wholesale grocers 90 Wabash
avenue. is announced. Their liabilities are
variously stated at sl25,000 aud 500, 900.
None Of the firm will give 40 idea Of the value
of the assets. but they have been regarded as
solid firm, ADD will probably pay good per
ceotage. The giving of . judgment note Gem.
PEELED their Suspension.
CINCINNATI, 0 Jsu. 4-At meeting OF
the creditors of Jacob Bauniocer. pork packer,
last night, it was resolved to file q petition to
force him into bankruptcy o.day. His Isblil.
ties are estimated at $780, 900; assets, so 900
DEsMo1NEs, Iowa. Jan. Al. N. Thomas,
banker. has suspended. Liabilities. $25, 900;
assets. $4S 900.
First Week-"Daar, dear. dearest Mary. -
Second Week-'Dsar. dear Mary" Third
Weekm"Dear Mary" Fourth Week-"Mar5
Filth Week-"Mary,you are mistaken" SIKH
Week-"Mary, that is silly talk" Seventh
=, WeekCnO woman you talk like fool:
shirt cuffs. By" Moth Week-"Tske
Cold meat for dinner Don't 700 know q gool
"You1s 's 0s0 fo oSt rns sHtb' 1, "s-l
NoSPSAo'too' AAeiJ 6OSo uOtuC W uct iotbShJ
Twelve Months-(Grand 6oale. John calls 90
Mary With revolver. BulIets, blood and po'
lice. l-Grdph,c.
The King Of Spain is to be married 10 the
Basica of Atocha, at Madrid. 90 Wednesday
ed Of the present mouth. TIE Princess Mer'
cedes, with when, Alfonso has fallen complete
" 10 love, will arrive at Madrid only ooe hour be-
fore the ceremony. The fstes are to last 6S'
days, duriog which time theatrical represents
tioos and bull fights are TO be provided for the
people free. A barque. j. to be given to
thousand Of the poor Of Madrid 10 the Prl1o'
aud there are to be historical professions 10 the
Pszas de Torres the Dobes of Spain being 10
Vlted to take part 10 the cavalcades All To-,
cbIdran born 90 the 231 are to be doweredsD'
50 900 pssetss are to be distributed smoDs tho
poor.
The Senate select committee appooted to 10.
vesligate the relations Of the Uoited State;
with Mexico, Of which Senator Conkllog /;
chairman, was 10 session yesterday. No Wit
nesses were examined. the entire time belns
devoted to az Informal discussion bearing 90
he emit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

We can safely assert that nothing equals Dr..
Bull Cough Syrup for all cases of Sore Throat,
Coughs, colds, etc. Price % cts bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
Snow storm.

New YORK. Jan. "A snow storm, the hr;'
of the season, accompanied With an essteEy
wind, set 10 here this morning. The sto'p
promises to be of long duration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04
Cholera

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 4.-Choera has appear.
ed in Jeddah aud Mecca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

Disappointment 10 matters of pleasure, -
hard to be borne; 10 matters affecting heaI'n IT..
becomes cruel. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ness,
disappoints those who use it tor ooslIns''
coughs, colds, irritation Of throat and luns' CIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-04

The London Times correspondent at Bucha
rest telegraphs as follows THE opening of
communications between the Servians add the
Russian army of the Vid is very important, as
the latter can draw supplies from the former
when they are required 10 consequence of the
interruption of communications across the Dan
ube. The river is not frozen over, asd the flow
of ice is intermittent. 1t descends for ten or
twelve hours. and then ceases for about the
same time. During the Intervals between the
ice foes communication is carried on in de-
sultory way by means Of fat bottom boats,
transporting wagon and several horses or bul.
locks"
A Reuter- telegram from Etzeroum has the
following The Russians contioue concentrat.
Jog troops on the plain of Erzeroum. Move
ments on the Deveboyun heights are visible
from the Turkish Notifications. Four Russian
Infantry battalons and regiment of DRAGONS
have occupied the village Of Ozin, near the
road to Treb;zond. Every preparation has been
made here for prolonged siege
The London Standards Bucharest special re-
ports that Austrian subjects in Romaaia, liable
to military service, have been ordered to return
home within ten days.
Suleiman Pasha telegraphs that the army
from ksmarli has arrived safely at Slatlza.-
Baker Pasba, with six battalions and four guos,
its retreat, sustaining throughout Tues.
day attacks from thirty b,ttalious of Russians
with ten guns, Oh whom be Inflicted heavy loss.
Baker Pasha lost six hundred killed.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-From letters written on
the 18th of December by Lady StrangfoEd, who
is experimenting the hospitals at Sofa, it would
appear that the Turks had at that time deter
mined not to attempt to hold the place. Lady !
Strangford writes that she will rmain, and she l
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-05
Galse Nummer 653.

binbuna. Gein sSnititut lit baber Elm i'm
boben 8rabe eeiubtes uno bat bereftigten
9Beltruf erlangt Oas lit Der DetectlDe
Yollafp. Ger 9ribatn1ann YoaafD bat
ebenFalls leine gisentbiimli1teit, bic tperth
lit, bon BlDdoIogeii aetuiiroiat su ueroen.
Ton Der gr6Bten 2iebensipiirbi9feit uno
@aftfreunhihaft in ieinem Sauie miBtraut
er iebem MenIhen obne Iusndbme, uno
lit man uDllenbs nit Inn in ieinem Brlbats
cabinet - bas er rlieTals nnDeriflohen
ldBt, Bel beIIen Reinigung er hDhitleI6f
nit Nrgusdugen gegentudrti9 lit uno IN
pelhem er iliht I'm ale 51dBe Snoiens
ieinen DertrnuteIfen 5reuno, ooer ieine
Sran aud nur einen Mngenblif allein lai :
len tpiiroe - 10 oenft man untuillfiirlin
bel ieinem ftets inquilitorii1en Bid oaran,
DAB er fi1 berliibt, Ginen bios eueftuell
fiir lpdtere 3eiten einntal I'M @e0d6tnIB
5u be6alten. Gein WabIIpru9 lit, .oie
ebrlihen 2eute iibeit i'm 3uAtbaus. oas
Iino eben Die 6nrnlloien Summf0pFe, Die
iid) baben faIIen laflen; Doie Sptbbuben
dber laufen frei berum," uno nenn man
i'm bann emp6rt bittet bod penisftenE
cine Iusnabme fir feline @dife su MAIDEN,
10 ldhelt er Deri6miBt nno dntruortet nit
9bafeipeare:
God made him and therefore let him
pass for a man,
tuos no1 ibm 70 bieI beiBen ioG, aIs ct.
mas anlase sum Spibbuben bat Seoer IN
Iitb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-05

1 Bon benz Wertauf bes 6utes mar ratiirs
lid nun feline &ebe mebr, aud bic 5heioes
lparo s,pif1en Glementine uno anguit D.
2ampB tpnr gsFaaen,. 2ebterer elite nod
am ielben Sage, an tpelhent er BON griIbl
Die Nnftldrung Der 9batIahen erfubr, in
bic Irme ietner graut nno als oas
Sraueriabr poriiber mar fibrte er oiele
itia ober bo6be8liidt als feline Satin
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-05
Daa Gaalidle polkstlatt

bfst per poR tokne eoHntassbIatt) $50 per Sabr.
A.eo bas baIbs Sasr aHS $3.50 bas DiertsIiabr. wt
ssnasasstast sit.7 per Sabr $3.50 sas RaIbs sabs
inb g. 80 bas Dissssliahs.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-05

har1tterD0lL iSLct vMls ldl
Seine Brant tpar, boFfte i'd, Su tpiiroelt
in Der g1e Define Srlnfiu1t able9en, bis
iebt aber bat es nidt ben eerin9ften An-
idein. @iGlt benn Su etuie 9etne rot9e
Naie bebalten 2"
Mann: $50 Gin fdsIe&tsr RerI, Der
ieine 6drbe wsbieIt!~
SittenberberbniB. ,Su, Manil,
ib IoB' ben SSrib nidbt niebr in Die StaOt4
ihule 9ehen, bort tDirb ia Die Suseno to-
tai peroDrben. Stea' Dir Dor Dor Der
9auSen @eieuitait fragte Der Sireftor
einen Rna6en uon Sehu Sa6rert, ben er NOD
obenorein CUR SofeI bInansruft, mas Elm
8erbdltniB 1T.
9rumpf auf SrnmpI. Mbbofat
sn einen 2anomonn: Sbr Bnuern Ieib
aber tuirtli1 oufnme QerIs -Gdnomdnn !:
5obo. Serr 4bpotnt, idimpfen sic nur
ni6t 10! sic Ieben ia BON 0iefer Sunlnts
belt, 0enn tpenn mir nidlt 70 out1li1 pdren,
brauhten mir feinen Nopotaten.
S1t6drmerei. gu Der 3eit, oIs bic
GeFiibIsuberIpannung bttr9 ben &omnn
.Sie9wart" bic eSn9enoiueit nurmItr6mte,
ingte eit Oerber 6pbttsr BON einem liebess
Idmdrnner .Gr iii 10 DerIiebt, bdB er bic
Wieie tiiBt, auf tpelner Der DDS tpeiost,
aus oeIien 2eosr ieine 6@6ne S4ubiobIen
bat"
Mdn bittet su I6aten. @uBsrs
boIb zines Magasines mar foigenoe Aufs
ihrift: .Menn Niemanb i'm Wasajin it,
10 bittet man b6flibit su Iduten." Gin
0oriibereebenber lag 0as, idbaute bann
bnr1 bic @Iastbiire ius Wa9a5in unb oa
CT bieIes leer lab, 10 ldutete er aus allen
9rdften. 5oaIeih fam Der &aufmann
bonn smeiten Stof berab uno fra8te, mas
ermiinIht Ieig yGar nibts," lagte Der
2dutsr, vaber neil bier bDfliHit gebeten
mirb, man iou onlduten, nenn Wiemanb
i'm Maea3in lit, 10 babe i'd Suen ben @es
| fallen tbun moaen," SpraG's linb siii9.
Gin Gtitnselofpinbperferti.
iolasnbes sum wfujier bienenSe G6In
ouseehaugen: Gin @emdloe itellt in einer
Ibtbeiluns einen Odalen Dor einem 8erge.
In elmer j,peitsn eiren Spibbuben Dor einenl
eiIernen GelbiGrant bar. Sie uHters
'u'H' sua4e'
Da ftsbt Der Sd)s am Berg,
iinb bort Der Gieb am e9ranie,
Sen s,ero iduf Bott ber Strr.
| Toa m,rS,sinS Cao,tfyi,S Sonf.
| ' ~''F'.. -. -
n:x.. w.sx,. g.
| Ost OI9t az q plus OeI'
pon elnem Dlalsl gepeInog! loOrpsn lpal.
DOB lpm olrI osH Uaa slnes iuDeIeH
Gorpsrs ger SopI sstlnmeilerl ~ ireroen
ipllroe, glaaots am h9erpen ~ gspen.
Denn er ln N Ireler gun uno auI DHsneH
Deloe oeldnoe no er nipis ais oen ptin'
mel iIoer lic1 palie. pa lops 10 er3anif on
| Saqt, slll Aoler, per e,ne 2plolrots q
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-05
MaanigfaItIsss.

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