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National Republican., 1878-12-11

BES HILL has been "eaching," as the say
ing is, TO tackle BLAINE again. He has
reserved all his energies for such an oppor-
tunity, even to the extreme of neglecting
his correspondence with Mrs. jerks. Aud
now he is about to he gratiiied. Photo
graphs of the slate lamentcd" will soon be
for sale in the shop windows, and they will
not be of Mr.. BLAINE either. What little
there will then be left of HILL will prob
ably be disposed of by the committee of
the Georgia Legislature now investigating
certain pertinent charges of corruption
against him. This "eaching' is q bad busi-
ness, rs the masculine bovine learned in his
contract with the locomotive.
National Republican., 1878-12-11
A WAR OF EXTERMINATION.

The Columbia (S. C. Register is evidently
suffering from u severe attack Of mental
dyspe,sia under an effort TO digest the
present and prospective political situation. 1t
views the horizon and studies its indications
with serious alarm that is full of terrible
conjurations as to the inevitable c0nse-
quences Of certain events that are within
the range of human possibilities, If not
probabilities. For instance, it treats the
election of General GRANT in 1870 to the
Presidency with all the trepidation that
should attach to foregone conclusion Of
very serious import. With his eye sufiused
with blood, the editor Of that delectable
sheet cOntemplates the reelection of that
hOnOred hero aud statesman, and eXclaims
with much frenzy the" total extermina-
" ton of the negro would thus become Il
necessity. The work would be short, and
" the end certain but before it could be ac-
" complished untold miserics would accom-
pany the bloody crusade. These are the
"daugers which overhang the country should
the Republican party place General
GRANT in the Presidential chair In lssO.
Here we find the pure oozings Of treason
and rebellion, and the warning does not
National Republican., 1878-12-11
WASHINGTON, DECEMBER II, 1873.
FoR the benefit of the numerous Pacific

For the benefit of the numerous Pacific
Slopers so-callcd, temporarily resident in
Washington this winter, and others who
may be interested in them, THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN will hereafter print daily re-
ports Of the Western mining stocks as re-
ceived from the authorized stock boards OF
Ban Francisco and elsewhere up to the houI
Of going to press. This will enable ouI
friends from the Occident to find out each
morning how things have been going on
the day before.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

like curses loud and deep. The st. Louis
Republican DEM, for example, thinks
there was no rhyme or reason in the "row "
he inaugurated on the first day of the ses-
sion. 1t says there is nothing in the mes
sage to justify Mr.. WooD in thus ilinging
his hat into the ring and precipitating q
fight" II then advises thcDemocrats to
appoint Committee of Safety to keep the
WooD-be leaders from making fools Of
themselves.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

BULL-DoZING is all very well in the eyes
of the Democracy when applied to Repub-
licans; but when it is reduced to practice
among themselves it is u little objection
able. At a municipal election recently at
Augusta, Ga, for the selection of site for
city market.house, bull-doziug was re-
sorted to in all its license. There was no
party politics in the question, and hence the
Chronicle and COHstiiWtiOadIia becomes dis
gusted and piOusly exclaims' I'VE must
"preserve the purity of the ballot If we de-
sire good government for ourselves aud
our children
National Republican., 1878-12-11

How MANY southern Democrats in either
House can be accepted MS disinterested wit
nesscs regarding the frauds and bull.dozing
in their section last month? Every one of
them is at this moment enjoying the bloody
result of exactly that kind Of work. When
they deny the charges alleged by President
HAYES against the Southern Democracy
they do nothing more nor less than attempt
to cXculpate themselves from participation
in the bloodiest of crimes against free cit
izenship
National Republican., 1878-12-11
DIED.

GRAHAM.-on Tuesday, the 10th instant, at EB p.
NJ, Mrs. ELIZABETH W. GRAHAM, widow of the late
John Graham, IN the Gtth year Of her age.
Friends of the family are invited to attend her
funeral ou her late residence. NJ. lI0O Twenty-hrst
street northwest on Thursday, i2ih instant, at 40
Il. IN, delis
EAsBY.-The funeral OF Mrs. AGNES NJ EksRy
wniow OF the late William Easily, Of this city, will
take place from ~. Peters Churcl, Capitol Hill, on
"Wednesday, the llih inst, at o'clock IN. RelH
tvcs and friends are respectfully Invited 10 attend
BOSWELL -Decemeer y, at his residence, No. al
Seventh street southwest Dr. T. v. u. BUswEII-
The funeral will take place W, dnesday, December
II, at y. m, from his late residence.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

"THEY' still have it that BOpeep WAT
TERsON is n candidate for the Secretaryship
Of the next Senate, his many dcnials to the
contrary notwithstanding. 1t begins to ap-
pear as if HENRI had prearrauged things to
have hOnors thrust upon him. why,
that's the fellow that hired the band" you
know
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THERE is youthful innocence or willful
disregard of iacs in the following extract
from an editorial in the Daily KiHtcr-
gorten which either betrays new hand
:" at tho bellows" or the return Of jim An
DERSON TO its editorial staff. Abiding TO
the proposed EDMUNDs-BLAINE resolutions
regarding the war amendments TO the Con-
stitution, this nursery Of young Democratic
editors remarks rs follows:
Although 1t is perfectly notorious that the
Southern heart has never yet been fired rs the
result of this proceeding that the debate, If
any be provoked on the Democratic side, Is
carried on more In politeness tn the Radicals
than anything else, and is all favorable to the
adoption of the resolution which is invariably
passed by u unanimous vote. The Radical
statesmen refuse 10 be convinced, and continue
to play the same old melancholy trick over
again, year after year, in the hope of inducing
an indiscrcct member Of the Democratic rank
aud file to do something rash. To enlarge
upOn the idiCCy of the whole proceeding would
but dignity it, rs there Is about the same
amount Of sense In its observance AS there
would be in the action of the assembled con-
grcgaton Of Methodist Church formally in
dOrsing the Bible before thc commencement oil
the regular services.
IL requires lO very ttil'ANlpuS hbNihois W
be able to recall the opposition Of the very
polite l?) Democracy to the sweeping prop
o,ilion made by the Republicans for an in
vestigntion into the Presidents title, oae
that would expose the bottom facts on both
sides; or to recall Mr.. JoIiN GOODIES plan
tation manners in the House; or to recall
Speaker RANDALL's Obscquious yielding to
the dictates of partisan caucus; or to re-
call FERNANDO WoODs impetu0us and mis-
guided dcnunCatiOn OF the President
message or TO recall Mr.. SINGLEroN's VIC
lent rcassertion of his fidelity to the Los
Cause or OF numberlesS other discourtesie'
to which Republican members in botl
Houses have been subjected Mt the hands
of their Democratic colleagues. But the
Rintergdten would have us believe thai
every Democrat is q born Chesterfield, and
in its schoo-boy phrase, would teach TIL"
they are also patriots. 1t has essayed
prOltleEs task.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

Now that General GRANT has refused the
Bulgarian throne the Youngstown Ndrs suC-
gests that il should be offered to TILDEN.
We second the motion. SAMCELs most
eminent characteristics are of a decided
Bulgarian order-spelled with big V.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THE Republicans of the South subject
themselves to persecution for the empty
privilege of casting their votes as freemen
when they know very well that they will
not be counted. For this they are called
carpet-baggers and all that sort of thing
by so-caled Republicans in the North, who
would not dare to brave one-half the
dangers they do in asserting their rights of
citizenship
National Republican., 1878-12-11
Tie Kicker Only Is Hurt.
fD1ytou Jourpnl.l

The nntlG Grant paIers are furnishing their old
lies and iuycnting few new ones hoping TO smirch
him. 1t is like kicking at a hat with a boulder In
H.. The kicker only Is hurt. The people know
all about Grant, aud they love him with all his
faults II Is wiser for his enemies 10 ignore him as
much as possible. The man who led the million
men who overthrow the Democratic politicians re-
bellion and made no fuss about II has rather
strong hold on the affections of the people
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THE average Democrat devoutly consigns
the cipher-dispatch business to lIades aud
be done with it, Then he recalls the re-
mark, because he don't want to hear of the
confounded thing again, as he would if the
consignment were to he carried into effect.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THE insidious encroacllmcnt of the Con-
iedcntes upon all the branches of the Gov
crnmcnt continues. Senator BECK has
given notice that he will to-day introduce
a bill to repeal section 12ls Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, which pro-
yides that "no person who has served in
ANY capacity in the military, naval, or
"civil service Of the so-called Confederate
States, or of either of the States in insur-
rection during the late rebellion, shall be
appointed to any position in the army of
"the United States" In other words, he
proposes to open the door for the rcinstatc-
ment in the army and navy of all those
high-toned gentlemen who went South,
and, with their States who may desire
to re-enter the military and naval service.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

II is unreasonable for the people to be
impatient about the investigation Of the
cipher dispatches by the POTTER committee
Whitewashing tools are not always ready
at hand, and in this case they are quite I'M
nnrlnnt
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THE story that HAMPTog is worse is .
sympathetic dodge 1t is the mule that
suffers most from modification, for the rea-
son that HAMPTON has received most public
aitention
National Republican., 1878-12-11

IT has not escaped general attention that
the Northern Doughface Democracy in the
House came to the front promptly at the
beginning ofthe session, as they did eight
cen years ago, IN defense of the Southern
Bourbons. The same infamous sycophancy
will be observable in the Senate to-day.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

IT may be they are blessings in dis
guise, but to the mind uneducated in
Democratic oomplimental phrase, the cur
rent illusions in the Democratic press to
Mr.. FERNANDO WOOD sound very much
National Republican., 1878-12-11

wATTERsoN has entered upon the work
Of writing down Secretary EvARrs 1t is
one Of the kindest things done to the Sec
rctary for long time.
National Republican., 1878-12-11
Cheerful a.i,l Happy.

cleveland Leader.
Dispatches state that Ben Butler Is cheerful and
happy. The hydruphVba tooth Of the National
cauIIlc seems not to have affected him.
TIE man recovered from the bite,
The dog II was that died.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THE Southern Democratic Rifle Clubs
will yet prove to be the clubs by which the
Northern Democracy is to be beaten to
death.
National Republican., 1878-12-11
IIai.tead Loading Ills Smut Machine.
fCipcinnati Timcs.l

lCincinnhti Times.
The Commercial is loading Its smut machine for
one of Its old-ume campaigns against General
Grant and family. The hatred OF Its editor Is even
wilder than when he wanted Grant removed from
command and poor kOsecrAns put In his place
National Republican., 1878-12-11

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
81 days more and it will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

TITS argued that Mr.. BLACKBURN would
not make good Speaker for the next
House because he speaks too much. But
il should he said that he always speaks his
mind freely and truly. There is no half
way business about him; he is u Southern
Bourbon and is proud of it. BY all means
let us have him for Speaker, instead of I.
Northern Doughface, who would, after all,
as SAM RANDALL now is, be nothing more
than plastic tool in the hands of the
BOuTbOns.
National Republican., 1878-12-11

THE Fredericksburg Va, Rccordcr charges
that the controversy between the Siay, of
that city, and TIE NATIONAL REpUBLICAN
is conducted on the part OF the StT by
Colonel J. W. WoITZ, y stalwart Rcpubli-
can. We doubt it, for the reason that the
fire has been rather too feeble for the Colo
nci's armament. If it should prove true,
however the fact that our adversary has
attempted fight with us behind the in
trcnchments of the enemy, mounted with
"Quakcr guns" will account for the rest.
National Republican., 1878-12-11
For Sale.

ENoR sALE-CHEAP-oN EAST CAPITOL
Il street. eLyht-room housgs; modern improve
ments; worth % SO; viii sell for ti,SD; small cash
Psymenti balance monthly. Apply to A. = CAY
WOOD. ls2S Ninth street northwest decesns
EoR sALE-CAIL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO., 81.
Cloud building. Heal estate and loans iys.ly
National Republican., 1878-12-11
F0rReRt.

~-------------~ --~---->-s---~----~~---
nor RENT--A TlIREESTORS PRESS BRICK
II front House; nine rooms; No itE street north
west; has hath Latrob1, raOgs. and all modern ini-
provements Inquire corner Flfteenth and Bounllry
streets northwest. DELI
ENoR RENT-HOusE No. 80 NINETEENTH
II street, thirteen rooms. All modern improve.
men,s just hniyhed. Handsomely papsrel, aud
grained walnut. Rent low to u good tenant A, A.
WILSON 4 CO., rs Is street northwest dec1.;t'
ENOR RENT-NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT
Il house. iTxJ, three stories high, No. ~ Ninth
street norhw' ST. containing nIIe store room and
good cellar. Tie upper two stories Tor dwelling co-
venisntly arranged. Inquire at - Ninth street
noTthweL decT.tt
INOR RENT - COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
l. Rooms, OH first, second, or third hoor; hot and
cold water In room hath on two iOOrss south
ern eastern, and western exposure. Apply luSI Yer
mont avenue, near Mcpherson square. debim
ENOR RENT-NlCELl.FCRNI PARLOR,
IL with two more Chambers, suitable tor a nm
lly Apply Mt us fourtccnt street northwest, or to
New NoIk Avenue Hotel noaDu
ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
a property for rent JOHN SHERMAN 400,
ly3l-ly -, Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1878-12-11
BASSETT'S LAUNDRY GLOSS,

Used by n great many families, and highly recon.
lhended FOR giving PURE WHITE PlNlsA.
a,, N. W. BURCIlEIL,
ocAJu lyj2 street.
National Republican., 1878-12-11
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,

on second and third floors handsomely furnished for
rent with hoard; s2a Vermont avenue, opposite Ar
hngton Hotel. Reductions TO parties making peIma
nent arrangements. ocSu
FURNISHED ROOMS AT $40 INDIANA AVE
uup. se1< nm
National Republican., 1878-12-11
Agents and Attorneys.
j. AMBLER SMITH.
ATToRNEY-Al.LAw.
S2s FouR.ASDA.HALF STREET NORTHWEST.


FTNli0MAS d. HODGKIS,
n Constable. Collector. aud General Agent. No. $40
Seventh street. Refer To John &. Hafkness. Rev.
Ihos. g. ADDISON. Hon: 4. NJ Giapp, Colonel VIM A.
e., and go others, " required. jystf
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MuSI6nDfTMeSA

Ser benz beuti9en Rei9S
taqe bDrlieeenbe @eiebenttpurf betref
feno ben 8erfebr nit s1lbrunssmitteln
@enuBmitteln unb @ebrau6s9essnftdn
ben, ftibt fi9 in ieiner 8egrinou1a OH
bic lInteriudungen, ipel6e BON einel
Sabbertdnbigen=@ ommiiipn ausete1l
tporben fine. 'Mitglieser 6erielbsn tun
rem ber beriibmte gbemifer 9sfn1nnr
BON Berlin, 5reienius bon 8iesbaceu
&Happ BON Brauui6Deig, 8nrrentrapt
lon Tranffurt q. N., Or. 9inn bon
eberstDalse pnb 3ausbnrs BON Berlin.
@eGesentItd elmer i3nsf
an i'm eefteGteu Suterpenation bat Der
fpaniide RiniIterprdIbent Ganouas eel
@oiiilp erfldrt, baB Don Carlos feinen
ieiner &nipri9e babe faHen lniien, audi
bic SOfnun9 ni9t auf9eseben babe, ieine
nor9ebli9en &ebte b~ilrd3uIeben, tpel9e
inoefe1 Bic &e9ierung nieninls onerEeu=
men tperhe. RelGer Nrt imnerbin bic
Gbfi9ten Sot Carlos isin m6btsn, biz
Siesierpne tuer6e BEL tetnem Gnla6' unb
unter feiner @etinsAna sn ibm in Be-
~asH treteu. Die far1mer fnen.
S s,ssT ben er=tlS..:"Asi bes Mtnifsrprafi'
benton lebbafteften 8eifau. -,
90 lie m n 2onbon f9reibr,
tuuroe ilnsit i'm 9etpsate 3 @efdnaniTe
an flint iungen 8uri9en, bic Idnsere
3u6tbaus trafen tuegen 5traBenraubs
gu perbiiBen bnben, bic ihnen auSeroem
%5uerfannte Briselftrafe pOu5osen. Der
BON ibnen fam nit Nntpenbune
elmer 8ilfenrutbe banOn, bic bier hbriz
gen muBten bic rneunf6tpdnSise &nse~
ilber ti6 er9eben la1Ien, unb 5tpar erbiel.
ten bret bon ibnen lie IS, elmer 20 Siebe.
Tros Der b69ft empfinoli6en Gdmersen
bic uebeltbdter idmmtli9
groBe Stnnobaftisteit.
Sn benz R do9enzSnfitute
sH Ilefaubria 5ei9ten fih mad einem
'Hiittn9Smale, 81 melhem aud 8olentd
nit elmer Snuce nit S9tudmmen auFaes
mar, bel 80 M6b1en Gnseiden
Ser9iftuns. Die 9irectorin, |
Tuel6e alisseben uonte, iuuroe auf Der
o &rdmpfen uno Grbre6en
tbelfauen, 10 fdB fe in elmer &utIne |
Sauie gebrn1t tperben muste.
Dtan tdun ii6 taunt eineu iammeruonez
rem Gnblid benfen als bieie finISia |
Rdohen, tuel9e nod turS uOr9er fr66s
lib b%eiiannmen tnaren. u inter
&rdmpfe1 uno grbre6uuaen
friimmten. Der berbeigerufsne Grat
bate RIbe, Bel Der i1redli6en &ufres
luug etDas &ube ber5uftelen. @liidli.
her;Deiie lief bic Scene Dbne t6btli1en
aussau9 ab.
aus Olympia meIbet eini
ben 81. Rdr5 in 9prsos aufsesebenes
Ino G6enos i'm GusDdrtiaen Nnte in
Berlin einsetruffenes Eeleglnnm OIpm.
,ia fOlsenoeu tui1tieei1 neueften
8or Der @reor0 GROCER Nor.
n~oritier nit @eibini6rift Der &eaiua
1ir SerubeS' @aferleituns. Sier6urh
uiro bic Ra9ri6t Bel 2ucidn, bas Der
9erOses 9lttitua fur bic OHM,
Spiele nie fur ben T~deesbebarf
m Olympia cine fpffbdre @aferleituua
'rbaut babe, eutI9ei6en6 befdtiat. Oh
,er Sitter IN eiuem baulihen 3uiammen=
,dnge seitonoen bat nit Der BON 6erubes
Jlei9fals erbauten sresen Gre6ra, tueIs
BE i'm sOriseR Sabre aHfsebtdt ,ggrbes
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1asien, iptiAs RE tereits tiitteE csiinrt
uno ieiiem Sobne Sr5an an 6er aitdti;
Snen &Tite hes BusporuS feitgeiest bat=
ten, betraten unter Goliman i'm Sabre
1851 europa, ernberteH unter Mnrao l.
1862 NoriaHopeI, brnueen inter BnioSet
in Tbefnlien Elm uao i1luee1 i'm Sabre
1896 bos fi9 ibnen entaesenfte1snbe
@briftenbeer Bel 9itopOltS in bic Sluht.
BoioSet's Nieoerlage uno @%efnn9ens
nabme BEL Nueorn bur6 3tmur CAB
sruor benz Bp5antinii6eu &ei4 cine
@naoenfriIt BON einem bdl6en Sabrbur'
bert: i'm Sabre 1853 fiel ie60d Cons
ftoutinpbpl benz G6tuert Rohameo II.
aum Dpfer unb 1T ieitoem in Der Se<
malt Der Gnrfen eebiieben. Die 3rns
bition ersdhlt, koB, als bic tirtii9en
6orben in Die Rir9e Der beilisen Sophia
einoronoen, Der bic Weffe leIenoe Bries
her burh elm @unber 9erettet puroe,
inbem bic Rauer fi9 ipaltete uno i'm
oufuohm, uto oa6, tueTfi Die @brtferI
po1 Der Staot mieber 8efis erereifen
merben, bic Mausr fi6 tuieoer 6Hnen
uno Der 8rieFer eri6eIrte1 miro, um
feline Mefie Su no1enoeH.
Son ieHer 8eit an lit, fails mir bon
benz aeaenlpdrti9en &riege abiehsn, @ons
ftontinopel nur Stpeimnl BON elmer feino'
iiben Wtodt unmittel6ar bebrobt wors
BEN. SIN Sabre 177O fubr elm enslii9er
Worinepfficier i'm 9ienfte @atharina IL,
nohbem er persebli6 ben Sber6efeblss
hobee Der ruiiiI6eu5lotte geordn9t batte,
einen Sanofrei9 sesen @OnftantlnOpel
Al unternebmen, nit etnem S9ife an
Dem feinbli6en Botterieu porbei, mari
DOR bes 5ultan's 8alait Gnter, feuerte
einen Salut;6uB oh uno enttam unoer-
lest. SIN Sabre 1906 neraulabten Die
S:ntrianen bes JtopUleon'i9en @eiarotsn
Geboitioni Die Gutfeubuu9 oes Nonirals
Dudtuorts na1 @onftantinopel NIT neun
@rieasI6iFen; Der i9laue Sebnittant
uuste ieop9 ben g%n9ldnoer 10 LANCE
h~iusuhnlten uno on Der Raie berum<
,ufihreu, biz gonftontiuopel 9eniiseno
beieItiot mar, um alien GnsriHen EROS
bieten HI f6nnen. Seitoem 1T @oritans
ttnppel nidt ernftli6 bebrobt sepeisn,
ober, nad alien Gnsei9sn 81 urtbeilen,
iheint Der Ssitpunft ui6t ulebr fern 81
ieiu, tuelGer fir Die @rilaun9 oer o6en
ertuihnten 8erbeisuns feitSeiest 1T.
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HOnRanfinnneI.

4 9u elmer Ssit, mo bic 8life Der ae
Iammten @elt nit Ger 6u6erften Span.
rung mad tem @OlbeneR porn geri6tei
fino, eri9sint es nidt unanaebrnht
einen &idblid ouf bic @eihihte Der
Staot Su t~perfen, an oeren E6ore Der
Rostotpiter NIT 70 ftarmii6er 5auii
flOpft.
Seit Ieirer @riinouna biS auf ben
ge9enn1rtigen Seitpunft 1T gonftanti,
nOpeI nur Slueimal NIT @rfolg beloeert
iuorheu; Ieit feiner @roberIn9 our6 bic
Eiirteu i'm sSGbre 1853 TIT es aber gar
- cine nusnobmspelIe @rIteinHna u1s
ter ben SauptftdOten @mopa'S - ME,
mails bon elmer felnoliden Nadt befest
1uoroen. Sn Der 9bat, bic aeudltigften
Mno Acknowledgment HngriIfe tuuroen
auf &ontantinDpsl eemo9t, tp6hrenb
hdIIelbe nod bic 6riitll6e Sauptttabt
hes ariefiidlen &aiIerreiGe8 mar, OBJ.
1pUhl merttuirbiser @eiie bic erfte
erHitli6e @efobr ibm bon ben 8elpeauns
gen bethlehem 5einbes orobte, tuelfer
i6lisBli6 ba8 nbenbldnoii6e &ei6 iiber
ben SaufeH mari. @egsn bic Mitte bes
ie6ftsn SahrhunoertS ornn9en nGmlid,
0urb ben Ginfaa Der 3iirfen in'S tueits
lI6e Nlien aus ibren @0bnpldben nerz
trIeben, bic &onoalen iiber Die ruro5Its
Iide @renSe hes erie6ii6en &aiIerreiGs |
Elm uno %aeldr9teH in unpioerfteblihem
Ste9esldufe bis in Sidttusite bon Gous
f%tantIuupel, nm bort jeoD9 bon Bella
RUS befie9t uuo in bic 5lu6t aetrieben
5u iuerben. SIN Sabre Clio iiber<
iduemmten bic Berier Nnntplien uno
bielten mebrcre Eo9e lang Scutari,
iuuroen nber 70 bonn 2aiier Ssraclius
aufs 0dupt 9eidla9en, oob iie niemals
ben SerIuH Su erneuern tDd9ten.
SIN Sabre 673 erldieu gum erften
RIle cine mubameoaniide Nrmee Dor
G%onitantIuopel unter benz 8efebl bes
GmlrS RoSlemap, beS Bruoers bes
nrnbii6en &alipben Ronpiob. 9od
au6 ibm unro elm dbnIihes S6idial
bereitet, tpie ben Bsriern. 8eI9at, fun0
CT NIT Der 8lilbe isiner 4rmee ben Fob,
nno bic @~IeoerhOluns oes Nneriffs i'm
Sabre TIC fOfteie bic Hnereifsr $4,000
Mdnu uue ibre ssiammte 5lotte, pel6e
Don benz furdtboren psrisbil9sn Jeuer"
Uer5ebIt nuroe. Die eriten 8erSu6e
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BON Rief, hing niele Sabre iiber benz
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Siesss iiber ben eriebiiden &aiIer.
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p%aifirsnosn &reuSfnbrer unterbru&en
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len uno &enetianer bic Stabt erftiirms
ten uno pliinberten, nm Stuei Sabre fps
ter bon ben @rie9en fuieber aus Con.
fantinopel 6eraussetriebeH 3u trerbeu.
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grifenen Rei9e cine melt er6sere @es
tabr ~ ertuadieH. Die UttpHaniI9sR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-19

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bnnge. Sn 9urst i9Iiest f6 an Reuf
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zines pom bier nbge9nnsenen Ieles
srnmms BON GbartOD 6srtbiH abreiIen
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