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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23
Weavervillo, November &c, 1878.

WoMAN's SrUEtE.-Dr. james Ca
pies, Delegate TO the Constitutional Cor
vention from Sacramento, IS n conscien-
;ious opponent OF Female Suffrage. In q
minority report from the Committee on
Suffrage, signed by himself alone, he
thuslY presents his views:
"a little reflection Will convince all
candid minds that the discharge OF such
obligations is utterly incompatible with
the moral, social and physical condition
Of woman in civilized society. Another
and serious objection to the proposition is
that it would surround tie Legislature
by lobby influence detrimental and in
furious to oil just and wise legi sla.ion.
This radical innovation upon our oleeto-
raj system is bot demanded by the sober
conservative people, but BY few profess
ional agitators and schismatic propagand-
lists, whose stock in trade would be inde-
fnitely replenished by the adoption Of
the recommendation Of the majority Of
your committee. And the future lcrisla-
lstive hal would be bat another name
for the heleaguered fortress, behind
whose paper ramparts your statesmen
and law makers would yaialy secl shelter
from the attacks Of croo'uo and silk,
sophis.ry and Establishments, smiles and
tears.
Graceful sty IS, and winning smiles,
Charms rcplcte your hero greet,
In dulcat strains the siron rei.us.
But we present cur objection to tho
whole scheme Of female suffrage, an oh
lection as broad as humanity, rs deep as
human affection, and rs comprehensive
ms human aspirations, viz: that it would
slowly, but surely, necessarily, and inev-
itably drag woman down from the lofty
sphere which is her birihright, and her
realm by the patent eternal OF Nature
and Natures God When we attempt to
reverse Natures laws we only violote
them, and speedily and surely reap the
penalty of that violation; and when wo-
man leaves the domain which is hers by
divine right and comes down-doHn in
to the political arena-and paddles her
"wn canoe in the historic pool, runs for
Constable, is elected Alderman, ard fin
ally goes to the Lagslatu re to warm q
contested seat, will anybody ask: care
her garments us white MS Of yore, when
che proudly sat upon her legitimate
throne, commanding our reverence and
loving devotion2 "Let.u not desecsate
the temple wherein mans highest, hol
lest aspirations are chFys,aiizod in thai
sweetest word Of human tougue-homo." !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23

CREED HAYHoND is credited with the
following Jeilr d esprit! "The Conyen-
ton has made good beginning; the
Convention has abolished the grand jury,
emasculatcd the petit jury, established
the whipping post, muzzled the press and
choked of free speech"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23
af'tchlg 0ylnjtN oV9al,

rs- THE "J0Fc.s;-E'' has r0 .Fs.stis
The PEsffshrr prcrerrta~ r. dc b"'i"ess
icIIh .Far,rtfsers dfrsci. .fdreriisi' e.
Rates rarnssaSd ca cPfifceifou.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23

THE Chronicle alleges that George c..
Gorham is candidate lor United States
Senator from California to succeed Booth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23

THE Howard Assoc Alion of Now
Orleans have telegraphed Mayor Stoke
ley, Of Philadelphia, that $50 GOO will be
necessary to enable the Association to
pay its debts and close its lahors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23
FLOOR MANAGERS

GEO p. JUMPER, JOHN MgMI-EgY.
j. w. MAuAN, G. Il. NOONAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23
COMMITTEE OH ARRANGEMENTS .
HENRY MARTIN, HENRY LoWDEE.
w. |. HUPP, 4. y. LOVE.
CIAS. THOMAS.
INVITATION CcMMITTZE.

INVITATION CcMMITTZE.
JVECTsOT CITY:
JAS. [. GIVEN, EDGAR L. REED.
CANON CITY:
S. S GAGW00D, GHO. EuEGEN
NORTH ToEEI;
N. w. LoyE0IDGE, JoHNNeyElN.
EEAT T0lI:
b. NJ. GEORGE, GEO. CARTER.
ENDgAT CRGE7s:
JAS BOWIE, TIlENNEsSY.
DCEG1As CFF2-:
J.CMASoE, J. ". SMILEY.
LOW PES RANCE:
plD. BATES, T. MCNAMARA.
E.SiEESTGS
JAS. PHILLIPS, ar. DrINre.
HsEHEGGyEELEs
rT-r, sr,-.r-
juD. VAN MAIaG, pANL. G0ON.
TB1HETV C-ETEE:
J. EMURRAY, JW.eHUr0eD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-23

IN Nevada the Democrats elected 5 As.
semblymen and the Repub leans A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31
VIRGINIA News.

One night last week colorcd man entered
the store Of D. ". g. Sharp, at Sharp i
wharf, Richmond county, and became very
abusive. He was ordered outside and went.
lie remained sumo time, swearing. MIR. Sharp
seemed excited all that night about tho affair.
Next day no weat to the packing establishment
of Il. w. Kriete & Co., whore the colorel mau
WAS employed and the quarrel was renewed.
Mr. Sharp drow pistol and fired three shots
ut the man, two of them taking effect in his
body. Sharp surrendered himself to the au.
tLorities. The ooored mans wounds are
dangerous.
Henry e. Darden, a prominent farmer of
Nanscmond county, while threshing wheat
yesterday, got caught in the machinery, and
was so horribly manged that his lilo ID DO.
SPARED Of If he survives both legs will havo
to be anrntated.
Iynchhusg has raised over $1,000 for the
yellow lever sufferers. Richmond has forwarded
$l,150, The Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road havo contributed $3.50, divided equally
between New Orleans and Memphis.
Capt. w. d. Gilkerson. formerly conductor
on the G. Il 0. II. H., and more recently tho
Washington agent of the H., /. Il ?. Il. r.,
died, in Staunton, last Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31
yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Jas. Linton, aged
thirty years, who was under tho iced water spray
treatment, under the direction Of DR.. Chopin,
at the Charity Hospital, died at l2.45 this
morning Of black vomit. lilo died without
struggle or showing any signs OF agony.
JTIssse de Vicneuve. young French pbysl'
clan, who was among the first to tender his
services to the Howard Association, died yes.
terday of yellow fever, after few days illness.
Twenty two deaths were reported from noon to
SIX o'clock this evening-eleven adults and
eleven children. Among the new cases report.
ed is Henry Dean Thompson, reporter OF the
Picayune.
DR.. Stone telegraphs the Howard Associa'
ton from Grenada, Miss, to day, as follows -
"hlaior Anderson doing finely SO far; weather
uutavorahIe; there is slight decrease in the
death rate; there is GO material spreading OF
the fever.
The weather is cloudy and showery. Among
tho deaths are Sister Loretto Mckensic and
Sister Mary Keenan,, at the Charity Hospital.
Both have been unremitting attendants on vol
low fever patients. Very Rev. Joseph Mullet,
Vicar General Of the archdiocese OF New Or-
leaes, is dangerously i'll with the fever. DR..
W. Il. Vaudeville. who has been dangerously
Ill with tho fever is reported slightly better.
A telegram from Grenada reports Tom Mar
e!sall, telegraph operator, down with fever, and
that the body of his little son, who died three
daya ago, remains unburied for wan. oil money
to bury it with.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 30.--Thc weather to- day has
been damp and disagreeable, and favorable to
the spread ofthe fever. At the Board of Health
Office only sevcnty-two new cases were reported
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E:tnkrupfSs

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Ihe following addi'
tional petitions iii bankruptcy are reported:
Rev. DR.. w. W. Evarts, secured debts,
$75, 600; unsecured, $4,000; assets 10 lands,
$35, 600. Murray A. Bartlett, pump maker.
secured debts. SD 900; unsecured, SOS, 900:
assets, nominal. George II. Chitteuden, of
Highland Park, unsecured debts, $345OOO, OF
which 500, 900 are due. Prather u Duncan,
of Pithole, Pa, on an oil speculation, and
$4,000 to The Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co.; bills discounted are $4,000;
assets, 10 notes, stock in oil companies,
contracts, &c.. OF nomiual value OF
800, 900. Nellie NJ. Chttcndcn, of High
land Park, debts all unsecured, $4,000;
aassets, oil stock of the par value of $204, 900.
Niegelsoa Il Shields, debts secured, 500 900;
Unsecured, SIC 900; bills discounted, $4,000;
assets, nomiuaI. Thos. H. Hampstead, Of Jet
tcrsou, debts unsecured. $lO3,00O; accom-
mudation papcr, $4,000; assets, SG4 900.
Edwin A. Rice e. Thomas Picking. I'M
secured debts, S204 900; assets, nominal.
Robert G. Givcns. real estate and lawyer, Sc
cured debts $l29 eco, unsecured, $4,000; no
assets EbeucZar &. Guthrie. unsecured debts,
SID, 900, mostly in grain contracts and accom-
mediation paper. $4,000 John L. Eberhardt,
Of Lake debts, 100000, mostly secured; as
sets uo1nina 10 all, lG5 new petitions were
filed and the Indications arc that to-day that
number will be largely increased, as the regis
tcy's oiiioar will be open until midnight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31
News OF che nay.

The republicans of Montgomery county. Md,
have elected Arthur Staber, w. j.. Cooke,
L. i. Bell and Bernard Munday delegates to
tho district convention and requested them to
use all honorable means in their power TO SC.
cure the nomination of Francis Miller. esq, as
their candidate for Congress.
The total population of the District Of Column
bia is &c., 5l. making tho total Increase OF the
District %. 35l. Washington has increased
2l,74S, Georgetown PSI aud tho county 5,4lG
souls since 1870.
Col. Mosby has been appointed Consu! at
Hong Kong, instead OF Uantor. and has nc,
cspted the position.
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that want

Mr.. Frederick A. Sawyer. of Massachusetts,,
eX collector Of internal revenue OF Charleston,
s. C., ex.U. s. Senator from the Same State
aud exAssistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Department, yesterday accepted government
oerkship with salary of twelve hundred dol
lara. An OK u. $. Senator from Virginia is
now guarding prisoners to tho penitentiary.-
Ex.U. S. Senators don't rank high nova days,
but it must not be forgotten that neither Of the
ex'Senators alluded to was the choice of the
people OF his State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31
Fire.

SANDUsEY, O., Aug 5l.-Nluc buildings
wero destroyed by the fire at Put in Bay. The
aggregate loss is $3.50 to $l50,000. 1t is
thought gang OF thieves set the hotel on fire
for the purpose Of robbery, as the rooms were
broken open at the first alarm and hundreds Of
dollars worth of jewelry and clothing were
stolen. A negro waiter at the Put in Bay House
ia supposed to have persisted 10 the flames.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLT BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 20 PRINCE STREET.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, 1878.
A telegram from Boston, in yesterdays ia

A telegram from Boston, in yesterdays Ga
zste, stated that Mr.. Rice. the radical doVer'
nor of Massachusetts,, had refused to surrender
carpet bag fugitive from justice, named kimp-
ION, upon requisiticn of the Governor of South
Carolina. According to the provisions OF the
second section Of tho fourth article of the Con
stitution OF the United States all such criminals
as kimpton must ba surrendered by one State
upon rtduisitions issued Ivy another, but Mas.
saohusetis il one Of the favored Stats that can
disregard, with impunty. the obligations OF the
Constitution whenever those obligations run
counter to their preiudiees. They 40 not
trouble themselves about assigning reasons for
not complying with the laws OF their country,
but, should their flgrant in!ractlon OF those
laws occasion any general notice, they have the
same excuse always ready, and offer it with a
confidence in it suAicicncy acquired by long ex-
perience. That excuse is what she is pleased to
term higher law. Massachusetts refused to
surrender On escaped slave to his owner In
South Carolina, when the fugitive slave law
was the law Of the land, and she now refuses
to surrender fugitive criminal to tho same
State. when the Constitution directs that he
sha! be surrendered, and the reason assigned ia
both instances is the same thatsuch surrender
wonld be opposcd to her idea Of what the law
should be. We wondor-no We don't, for wo
know--wbat Massachusetts, indeed what the
whole North, would say, if Gov. Hampton wcro
to refuse to surrender fugitive criminal from
Boston. Why tho strength Of Con. Jackson q
"by the eternal! the laws must and shall
lie oheyed," and tho Bell and Everctts zen.
torccment OF the laws would be so Increased
that the authors OF those historical anunoiatons
would, IT their heads were not already under
ground, hide them in shame for giving utter
enco to suoh plntitulea. Circumstances, how.
ever, alter cases, and latitude is an important
factor in this country. We should suppose
though, and wo have tho reaching of all history
to sustain us. that laws that arc enforced in one
section Of country but not in others arc not
conducive to tho growth Of good feeling or the
maintenance of amicable relations among tho
people of that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

1t is reported that President Hayes at first
thought Of adopting MIR. Bowles Bakers sug.
gestion and making General Joseph Il. John.
ston member of his cabinet, instead of Mr..
Key. 1t Is to be regretted by every body,
but by none moro than the President, that
he did not allow his first impressions to in
faence his actions. First impressions are
usually the BEST and that rule would certainly
have held good 10 the case alluded to.
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Bank Statement
Prepared for the Alexandria {

New YORK. Aug, 3l.-Loans, increase.
$2,437, 400; specie, decrease, SIEGE, 500 )
ilegal'tenders. decrease, 81 LII, 800: deposits
increase, SIS 500; circulation, iuorease, $685..
100; reserve, decrease, 1922. 700. The banks
now hold SIG. 9O7,7775 in excess of tho legal re.
Quiremens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

MIR. Edward S. VanWinke, in the September
number of the international Review, maintains
that Shakespeare is the proper way to spell the
name Of the Boucicault Of his agc.
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ExDSOSiOIi.

WILKEsEARRE, Pa, Aug. 3l.--Thia mora,
ing an explosion Of black damp occurred IN the
new tunnel of the Stanton mluc. Seven mcu
were Frustrated, one OF ynum. named Nn.
Dougherty, could not be rcsuscltated.
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MAiSISi ED.

On June 9th, at Waddell Church. Enriis9
station, By Rev. Mr.. VIM, Mr.. LEWIS !
BOGGS, Jr., Of Spotsylvania county. 20 M''s
FANNIE g., daughter Of Mr.. G. .. Wallace,
of King George county, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZEI!I e

Enthusiastically tho ablest American reviews
now published, and will compare iaeorably i'll
every point of view with the British Quarter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

OF all the socalled great men among the
radical party, the one whose reputation has snt-
tcred most during the past ten years is Senator
Conkling, of New York 1t has been diseov-
cred that he originated the plan of tho EIecto.
raj Commission for continuing the government
in the hands Of the party 20 which he belonged.
and that he suggested its adoption TO President
Grant, but that while lie found that his
i1fuence with MIR. Hayes was not as 80.
tcntial az he supposed it would BIZ, he, in
An undignirl ana tvcu underhauded nau.
ncr, cudeavorod to impair the presidential
title created chiefly by his own instrument
tally. This was enough to remove him
from the high niche that his self assumed supe-
riority had alone enabled him to climb in the
estimation o! some of his party, but his gratui-
tous insult aud braggardism to Gen. Gordon,
and his moro recant fauniing OF the bloody
shirt and attempt to revive the sectional ami
mosities created by the war, for the sole pur-
pose, as every one can see, OF reuniting the two
factions into which his party 10 New FORK has
been divided, 80 as to secure his reelection,
doubtful otherwise. is sufficient. We should
suppose. to lower him to the plane on which
stand tho most deprsved Of his colleagues. even
the indicted criminal MIR. Patterson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

How often do We hear Il person say, i!Iri,
must be something the matter with my blood.
have pimples all over. We would cconi:nard
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

General Buffers letter accepting nomna.
ton for Governor of Massachusetts,. rendered
him by thirty odd thousand voters, that is if
signatures represent people in his State, is
published 1t is lengthy and. what is remark
able, flat and insipid. He asserts that no is in
favor Of equal rights, equal duties, equal bur
dens, equal privileges, and equal protection by
the laws to every man. bat as the candidates of
both the republican and democratic parties, if
the latter have ono. will not dare, even if they
don't endorse. to oppose tho General on any
one of these questions, no might Just as we'll be
the candidate Of either one Of those parties as
that of the lational greenbaokers. A large
majority of the people Of Massachusetts,, how.
ever, like those of all tho other States, want
oomebody to put his finger in their eyes, and
General Butler, having been engaged in that
business all his life, is the very man to supply
that want
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1I n I }.

On the 22i instant, q. his residence. "r'r
Nokosvilo, BENJAMIN ALLEN. III thu ol.'
year Of bis age, formerly Of Blsckthnrm, H&;"r"s.
shire gland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

We have received tho July number oi the
London Quarterly Review from, lis Amorlcs"
republishe1s, Tho Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, Of Now York. lis contents ar:
Martin Joseph Routh The Englishwoln&n ~;
School, The Duke Of Wellington and the Ari.
tocracy, Lambeth Palace, Madame du Den AL
Tho Block in the House Of Commons, Catherine
of Russia, Tho Crswn and the Array, aEd Th'
People of Turkey.
The September number Of tho lnt1rnst'1iA
Review hiss been received from its pnh"'h"!'
A. S. Barnes & Co.. New York. lis con!"n!.
are: The Cry OF Labor Only thu Shadow 81 d
Gourd OK Premier Glad stoA" European int:"
tics, Russia, Pilgrim Caravans in tho Gasl, hr
Centenary Of Rousseau, kocont Change; d.
American State Constitutions. Stanley "a ="
Explorer, and Contemporary Literature.
Tho September. October number nHmh"s =,
the North American kcvicw, which we AaNy
received, contains the following articles: -.
the RcfOrmer any longer needed - by Gr"rg'
". Julian The Read ustniont OF N,c"H1.s.
by William r.. Harris. Lii d.; 'Torpodo -"
fare" by d. ID. Porter. Admiral u. >. Nay;
What is Inspiration ?" SYMPOSIUM, ~ iI"'.
+. Il. Hedge, ID, Rev. Z. A. MaSh!"r:
DID,, Rev. Chauncoy GiIca, Rev. d, /. sew.
man, D. d., Most Kew. James Gibbons, DE,
Archbishop Of Baltimore, snt John i.is%o
civil Service Reform" by John JAY, ChalrmSa
House; "AlFred do Mussct," by 4. :. Perry
kin Beyond Soa," by tho Kgh. Hon. ". !:
Gladstone, NJ. p; contemporary LItGralur"
Published at 5jl Broadway. New York. -
tho above arc for sale by booksellers anil NV
dealers dealers generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

The North American Review and the Inter.
national Review, as at present edited, are
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\ Il. l}RASHEAR

~ +. BRASHEAK
10 Is showing special purchases, just !""'e
in New York and Philadelphia in
DRAP UEE1E CASHMEKE,
AND BONJOUk IA MISE.
Thu ladies arc invited 10 call end gee thdm. a.!
TID GLOVES.
Courvoisicr's Ono Button Kid Gloves Al .! c!s
rmg II u. j. BRhSHEAk
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A LARGE QUANTITY Or CAN' h''''
suitable for throah:ng sheets, cov6ts. awning
&C., on hand and for sale ~
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MI Johns ACADEM !.

OF. JOHNS ACADEMY.
Tho PRELIMINARY EXAMlNAIin;'
for the fortioth session will begin on hON IA
sSontanhcr ~ ri q, M New student. al"
have entered or intend entering and Old ono
who desire REORGANIZATION, a;c expected to ~
present at that time.
The regular school ogeFc:aH VIII began o.
Monday, September 3th. ..,,,
D. .. Principal.
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Astounding With iuzurics But ITS inhaGltant9
# wealthy were not wise. By the successful
culture of tobacco they had made money, ana
having filled their coach houses with gilt car
risges and their dining rooms With gilt glasso';
they began to look down on tho poorer sort, ana
to talk about families. OF course 1t "oulu
nsver do for such great people to run market
carts! Hence the poor Bcllhsvenites, taouah
embosomed in plenty were often in danger 0!
gnaWing their nsils and unloss they could cat
or lamb from some goodnatn1ed peasant, or T.
les7h Of chickens from the Sunday nc2rocs'
half-graced dinner of salt meat and Johnny
cake This was the order of the day, Il. y. ~.
when Washington, just married 10 tho wealthy
young Mrs. Gusts, had settled at Mount Vernon,
nine miles below Bellhaven. The unpleasant
situation Of the families at that place roach
ed his car. To man Of his character, with too
much spirit to follow bad example, when Ii"
had the power to set good one; and too nue.:
wit to look for happiness any where but in his
own bosom, it could not long DO Questionable
what part he had to act. A market cart was in
stantly constructed and regularly, three time,
| q weak, sent off to Bellhavcn, filled with nir,
rossters, kidney covered lambs and veal, ecoan
geese fat ducks, chickens by tho basket, lrn:h
butter, new lsid eggs,lvogetaEles, and fruit of ai
sorts, Country gentlemen dining with thejt
! change of dict. "BleSs us al p exclaimed they
whats tho meaning Of this? you invited L. t.
| family faro, and hero you've given liz 4 loc!
mayors feast" YES" replied the other.
THANK God for sending Colonel Wasningto%
into our neighborhood." Thus, it was Gscovcr
ell, to the extreme modification Of somo Of IL
! little great ones, that Colonel WsshjDg5::
should ever have run market cart! BIZ: II,
| better sort, who generally, thank Cod hnya
| sense enough to be led right, provided they ca
get leader, soon fell into tie track. and marie:
carts were soon seen travelling in abundance e
| town with every delicscy of the anihsl aa (
vegetable republics. Thus tho hungry VEL
| which pride has raised againstBellhaven WAS hay
lilly demolished. A. food tide Of blessings roll!
ed in from the neighbouring country. ~"
hearts Of tho merchants felt fresh pulse 81 Low"
for their brothers, the farmers, and oven t"'
little children, with checks red as The app'o,
they seized, were taught to lisp the prsIaa' -.
| God Wcem's Lie Of IF"shtH7t3@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-18

feline Yfsife erIclh, isirs eippen lih feil
aufsinanbsr lesten, oaan mieoer fa STue
ten uno es faferno iiber bisIslben bnaus
oran3 aae Manu bod Sos 5alisn
uno Shcten I! Seruner NIT isosm Js bsn
2einivaup Gs mar 9lsihIam etn 6plfn
nit Der Grianerung all sinen altsn listsn
Jrcurb, non mchsm er ldiee euf Nimmer
wieberfebr.
9Sfiter las er in een Sternen uno mei
ter erjdtlsn ibm biele in Der travliten
Oammerunssitunee. Gin fernes, fernes
0eltabe 1hiioertsn fe ism. Quf fhrcfs
Stranofellsn uno ae!te Snntpilnen brann>
ten Die fcnfredtcn Strablsn Der Come
niener. Grmattft nsisten bic 4 olmen ibi E
sSetel, trdumsriih ihmanem bic rem let.
lsitsn suft,uae nd&setsncen risl:nbaften
Bla tier Der Bananenitlnos. Sa ben 8e
reid leinss seiitisfn Wuses traten sraue,
rarf sllSrm;se 5auler. ltINam etidmudt
NIT 0uirlaneen, cDrrenesr, brsnnsnoer
Piefsriapten.
(Bprtf'tun3 fOlot.)