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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

CONGRESSMAN SWANSON OF Virginia
is as right on the question of an income
fax as he is on that of a tariff for reVe'
nue.. The pension list was made by the
North, and all the pension money goes
North. though the South is, and has
been. compelled to pay her full share
Of if The North incurred the expense,
has been and still is benefited by it, and
should therefore bearit The South on
the contrary is by no means response
bIe for it. and was devastated and I'M
poverished by the pensioners, and sure
" should not be forced to support
them any longer. Nearly all the rich
men of the country live in the North
and have prolited by the war and It's
results, and they should pay an income
tax to meet the expenditures OF the
pension appropriation bill; and as a
majority of the democratic majority In
Congress is composed Of southern men,
if will he their fault if such a tax be
not imposed, especially as it is the most
easily borne of all taxes, and as there
isn't q man in the country who II not
subject to it would not like to be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Earthquake shocks were felt in
North and South Carolina and III
Georgia last night.
Riotous demonstrations by anarchists
in Breslau yesterday, were suppressed
by the military, who repeatedly charged
the mob and wounded many OF the
rioters.
Cornell beat Columbia in the fresh
man race yesterday in the first OF the
years series of college races on the
Thames course, at New London, Conn,
winning by over ten lengths in zoos.
DR.. Thatcher Graves, who is accused
of numbering Mrs. Barnaby, of Provi,
dence, and who was recently released
from Jail under bonds, was rearrested
at Denver yesterday. His second trial
for the murder will begin in few days
Fred Miller, about twenty-five years
of age, was arrested in Huntington, w.
Va, yesterday, while attempting to as
sault girl named Powell, y years Old.
He claims to live at Steubenville, Ohio,
and has been in the city but short
time. He is held for preliminary ex-
animation.
Capt. Anderson, of the Viking ship,
went before Mayor Body, of Brooklyn,
yesterday and laid complaint against
the justice and policemen who arrested
and committed him and his crew.
Mayor Body apologized to Captain
Anderson for the way he and his men
were treated by the police.
Baron dc Courcel, president of the
Behring sea tribunal of arbitration, yes
terday informed Sir Richard Webster,
of counsel for Great Britain, that the
tribunal knew its duties and powers
and could not allow him to make state
ments in his speech leading to the in
ference that Great Britain would per-
haps not abide by the decision of the
tribunal
Frederick loves Lowlander yester-
day won the Suburban handicap at
Sheepshead Bay, TERRIER second and
Lamplighter, the favorite, third. The
race was most grievous disappoint-
ment to the turf-loving public. Loril-
lard's Lamplighter, their idol, who was
looked upon as sure victor i'll the
great race was vanquished strictly on his
merits, as the race was a true run from
beginning to end.
Four passenger cars of a train of six
cars were derailed 200 feet east of Park
vile tunnel, on the Manhattan Beach
branch of the Long Island railroad, at
5:l5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. while
returning from Sheepshead Bay, and
eight persons were killed, and, so far as
known, about % persons were injured.
At least four Of those injured, will, &C,
cording to the doctors attending them,
probably die. Switchman NlcGarry
was arranged before Justice Suthcr,
land at Gravesend this morning. He
denied being in any way responsible
for the accident, and was held for fur
Their examination. The inquest will be
held to-day at the morgue at Gravesend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
ThcVirginia Girl.

He was magnificent type of the real
blue blooded Yirginian, and when a
member of the little party with which
he was chatting in corner of the Au,
ditorium rotunda asked him, "what OF
the Virginia girl? 2" delicious flush OF
prideful color warmed his face and he
made reply striking and beautiful.
''The Virginia girl is now as her
mother and grandmother were before
her. She is fitted by nature and trained
by education to be the wife of a strong
and brave man and mother of sturdy
boys and virtuous girls. She is not
made up of watery elements, though
her voice is ever soft, gentle and low.
She says father and mother in duti-
full tones, and yester-night when, like
the Lady Christabel.
Her gentle limbs did she undress,
And lay down in her lovlncss,
she said Our Father who art in
heaven reyerently, confdingly and
trustfully. A Christian she is, with no
more doubt of her faith than the sun
shines. Chaste she is without the
knowledge or suspicion ofevil. Simple
she is, and ignorant and needless of the
great world, where wealth and position
are the guinea stamp that makes efful-
gent hearts as false and black as hell,
and when she marries. as marry she
does, she will do her husband good,
and not evil, all the days of her life.
Slender she is, with the correct line
of beauty, 1.-THE and graceful. Her hand
is not exactly small, for it has welded
the rolling-pin. Neither is her foot
small, but it is an honest foot-a foot
light enough and a step trim enough
to dash the dew from heather flowers /;
foot eloquent, not like Cressida's, but
eloquent of surety a foot to twirl in
any schottische or cotillion, to cut the
pigeon-wing or tread the mazes of the
reel or execute the shuttle of the Irish
jig.
"Nor has her education been ne
elected. She was at Staunton and
Vassar a year or so, and her fathers
library contains some sterling hooks, as
does every home in old Virginia.
There is piano, too, and the Virginia
girl is perhaps at her best when, with
voice like a nightingale's and eyes like
Hebe's, she sings with the ACCOM-
paniment the simple ballads her
grandmother sang when Dolly Madi-
son was where frankie Cleveland is
now.n-Chicdgo Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
Meath of Scnator Stanford.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2l.-The
sengeant-at-arm of the Senate has been
advised that Senator Stanford, of Cali
fo-nia, died at his home, in Palo Alto,
to-day. Gov. Stanford was in the best
ofspirits yesterday. He took a drive
around his stock farm and seemed as
well as ever. He retired shortly after
10 o'clock, and about midnight, his val
let going into the Governors bedroom,
discovered that he was dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

BUTCHERY IN A FAMOUS CABIN
The little stone building that served
General Lee for his headquarters at
Gettysburg, Pa, had more blood daub-
ed over it yesterday than during the
terrific battle of thirty years ago.
James Mclaughlin, who lives in the
house, was intoxicated Monday night,
and proceeded to make himself obnoxi-
Gus TO several of his neighbors, named
Waddles. They waited until about
midnight, and then, with a negro, it is
asserted, went TO Lees headquarters,
and hacked Mclaughlin with knives.
They cut off the lobe of his ear, gashed
his arm, seYering the veins, McLaugh-
Inns supposed assailants are missing,
and he is in a precarious condition,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

In ADDITION to the heavy tarilf tax
imposed upon tin plate, after the 5oth
inst. a duty of four cents pound Will
be laid upon block tin, under the pro-
visions of the Mckinley bill. But
still. according to current reports from
Washington, the repeal of that bill VIII
be a matter of minor consideration at
the next session of Congress, whenever
that session shall be called, and this, too,
in the face of the declaration of the ma
tional democratic;platform, and OF the
promises upon which a democratic
President and a democratic Congress
were elected last fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

THE FACT that DIR. Dvorak has pro-
posed NEGRO melodies" as the basis for
American music is an apt illustration
of the ignorance of this country that
prevails abroad, as the Doctor evident
" labors under the delusion that the
melodies referred to are the work of
negroes, though everybody here knows
that both the words and music thereof
were composed by white people, and
were made popular by white people
whose faces were blackened with burnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

SOME sailors from the Viking ship at
New York while singing reveler's
song on the streets were arrested by
the police, dubbed, thrown into a po-
lice wagon and carried to police sta
ton, locked up in the cells aud kept
there without water for several hours,
though collateral was offered, and then
only released on bail to appear, not the
next day rs they desired, but when the
sergeant of police shall have returned
from his vacation. If Sweden were
iingoishly inclined she would have a
much better claim for damages against
the United States than the latter had
against Chill for injuries received by
some drunken American sailors at val
paraiso when resisting police arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

Miss LIZZIE BORDEN. after q years
Imprisonment, on mere suspicion OF
parricide, and untold misery and
shame. has been acquitted, as no evil
dence in support of that susplc'on' nor
any ground for it, was adduced. The
question that is naturally suggested by
the verdict, is what reparation can be
made to the poor woman for all the
suffering to which she has been subject
ed by the law, and to which she has
patiently submitted? Laws are enact
ed and enforced to secure justice, but
surely. if the verdict be true, there was
no justice in blasting the life OF the
woman referred to, simply for the rea-
son that there was no one else to charge
with the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
Wholesale Prices in Alexandria.

The wholesale markets are n little irmer,
but very few articles show any change in
prices Flour is very quiet but steady. Wheat
is in SLOW demand, no one seems to want
damaged or inferior samples; range to-day
Sc TO Is. Rye 81 to 81. Oats 81 to 80
Corn Is to %, latter for southern white
There is no change to report i'll produce or
provisions. Millfeed, Hay and Straw are
very dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

DR.. Thatcher Graves, awaiting heas-
ING it Denver on the charge of having
poisoned Mrs. Josephine Barnaby, vol
unfairly surrendered his bond and re-
turned to Jail to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK. June 21.-The stock market
developed firmncss soon after the opening this
morning. owing partly to the reduction in the
posted rates for sterling exchange, which re.
vived the talk about impending imports of
gold. The dealings were on 4 small scale
throughout At II q. N. the market Was
firm III tone.
BALTIMORE. June 2l.-Virgiuia consols =
d. 1O-40s :; do IS 6S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

D AS THE Governor OF California is a
republican, the party vote in the SEN
ate will not be changed by the death OF
Senator Stanford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
Handkerchief Values.

Ladies' All-lnen Hcmstitched lIandker'
chiefs, Il, ID, 1, and 1l2-inch hens, PLAN
white-fancy drawn-work cOrnerS-roIo'eA
and black borders.
Choice for 12l:.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
EXTRA SPECIAL.

Lace trimmed Handkerchief, pure linen
fine and sheer, hemstitchcd and trimmed IN
Valencienncs lac.
1Sc, 3 for soc. Actual value DE
First floor second annex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET, june 20
At Union stock yaris-Somc few cattle were
offered and sold rs follows: Best 5l.a5.b5c.
good 4a,a5c, medium Lad be, common 2l2
a3inc per lb. Some G9l Sheep aud Lambs
were on the market with sales a. follows:
Sheep Bale per III, lambs jaIc per h. Cows
and calves sold from 500 10 $40 each.
State OF market for all kinds OF stock was
good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
DRY GOODS.
v ward & LothroD.
10th, 18th and F StS,, N. W,
Printed MOhair BrilIiantine.

Rivaling in beauty the fine China Silks, with
the assurance of much longer scryce; VIII
net wrinkle and the dust will quickly tall
from its silky mohair surface. French prni'
ing of artistic flowers. &c. in q variety OF
designs, all on rich, silky white grounds
3O.inches Wide, 39c Yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
BALTIMORE, June 21.-Flour dull and I'M.

changed. Wheat easy; No . red spot 69i.s
6914 June G9a69I.: July 70lsa70t, Aug
..22a72ll; Sept 79479ti; steamer No > red
GIL. bid; milling wheat by sample GSa70.
Corn steady; mixed spot and June 40 u ask.
cd July t9laa49a. ; Aug 50iea50a. white
corn BIZ sample % yellow do 80 Oats quiet
No = white Western A. asked No mixed
do 36lSa37L, Rye dull No > 80 nomi.
nall. Hay quiet and steady: good TO choice
timothy $l5 50 10 SIG 30. Provisions
steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

Navy Blue Storm Serge. Fine AIl-wcoI
Navy Blue Storm Serge.
75c Yard.
50-inches wide aud all-wool-an unusla!
value.
First floor ....................1Oth-st. building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
New Things in Millinery.

Ladies' Sun Hats 25c.
Latest styles in White and Navy Blue s''''.s
Bunches Assorted Flowers. Usually y
to 81.
80 and SOC bunch.
Second floor ...secona a"''N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

MASONIC NOTES.-The school of in
struction in Royal Arch Masonry for
the sixth and Seventh districts will be-
gin at Millhoro Springs on July lst:
This district embraces the Valley and
nearly all of Piedmont Virginia, inalgd-
ing the cities of Alexandria and Lynch
Grand Lecturer William Fl. Lynn
and Jacob Bumgardner have gone to
Eggleston's Springs, Giles county, to
participate in a school of instruction
there. -StauntOn Mems.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET June 20-Cst-
tc-market was quiet: top prices $1,000
30. medium $4.50a4.75, Others $3.65a
4.20. Texans $2.70a4.10, stockcrs S240a
4.25. native cows $3a4 10 per 100 lbs Hogs
market closed lower packers and mixed
$6.1Oa64O prime heavy and butchers
weights $640aG50. light So i0aG.5j. SkiPs
and pigs 81. 95a5.20 per 100 lbs Sheep
market lower natives S3.S5a5.3O, Westerns
81 25a4.95. Texans $3.715a4 80 per 100 lbs
Lambs So. 5Ol6 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

DORDERED APRON GINGHAMs at
ID AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

REDUCING THE FUEL BILL.-A Manchester
(Eng.) engineer has perfected simple de-
vice for increasing the heating efficiency of
boiler furnaces He observed that film OF
comparatively cold gases hovers over the
more highly heated gases below them, and
cannot be penetrated by the latter, owing to
their greater density. The highest heat gen.
Grated in the furnace consequently does not
exert its full influence on the boiler before 1t
is whisked up the flue.
To utilize q larger proportion OF the heat
the inventor inserts series of metal castings
or strips of angle iron in the boiler fiue, which
are attached to its plates on their inner sur
face and arranged parallel to the length of the
fue. The projecting portion of tlange OF the
angle iron thus generates the film OF com
paratively cold gases and dips into the not
gaseous core taking up the heal and rapidly
transmitting 1t to the water.
The high conductive power of iron makes
il an admirable channel for transmitting the
heat, while the same fact preserves it from
rapid destruction.
In the tests made with the device 1t was
found that with the same supply OF heat,
water of the same temperature to begin with
was raised to 1O2 degrees Fahrenheit under
the same circumstances in which 1t is neated
in ordinary boilers; while in the same time,
with the new principle applied, it was raised
to 21O degrees Fahrenheit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

A CAR LOAD OF BARB WIRE in store
IN and for sale by
HERBERT BRyANT,
No. lit King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21
SeaS0pable Underwear.

Ladies Swiss Ribbed Silk Mixed Nest' ~
colors
-50c.-
Ladies' Swiss and Richcleu Ribbed s''-
Vests, all colors.
Toe
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Lislc Thread 'e''''
white and ecru.
so and 75c--
The attention of mothers is called 10 o''
SEAMLESS WAISTS" for children.
(flrSL uOOr.".............. .....''.''''-
3d.
Summer Hosiery.
Ladies' Michel Angelo Ribbed Isle lh'e'"
hose, brown, tan, gray cardinal and O'H''
shades.
Ladies Gauze Lisle Thread Hose fast Disco
-50c.-
First floor secoi'N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-21

CHICAGO, June 2l.-whcat--June Ga. (;
July 65l.; Sept 7oas. Corn-.Imc il5, I;
July AIS; Sept 43t4. Oats-,June BOB, ;
Sept 26a,. Pork-July $40 50; Sept $50 30
Lard-June 50 40 July 50 55 $40 20
Ribs-July IS So Sept SO 17ia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
Die ,irauene Der aratt.

QBenn rtr bebenten, bas Der Wasen bas srobe Gas
boratortum IT, IN peIaem bte senOifene Ratruus tn
@dbrfcff perranbelt rtrb, bab er bem abrper Strait
serletbt, nabem BITE Rabruns In bas YIut bersesans
gen 1T, ba6 ber Rasen NIT einem 9Bort bic nrquene
Der 9raft IT, fs miGen MIR aud, ba6 e8 peentlt t,
bteie araftaueue tn sutem 3uanse Su erhalten refp.
tbn mteber bare 81 periesen, er auber Srbunns
seratben IT. DIES gre am beitsn nuc promptsiten bes
wrft burd 9cetter's Waseubitters, baS bte 8erbau
uns resulirt, bte @erbauunsscrsane fdrtt unb bte
6uufttouen ber 9eber une Gtn8ewetbe f6rbert. Dte
0inte unb Wtberfaubsfraft bes Nerpenpitems tdnsen
gum SrpBen Ibeil ppn srinbltder 8erbauung al. Die
dr,tlhe WtNeni4at tennt fetn pirfunssrclere8 Mers
penberub sunssmtttel als has Httters. Serner wtrp
eS BON Gerten empfoten seseu Gttber unb Grtdltuns
gen, Hbeumattsmu8, Riersns uno BlaienIeiben,
safrti6eS aeptweb, fopte sesen Wansel an Mppettt
rnb S4laf WaH nebme Sretmai tdsIt4 Elm Detns
Slas sou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
Mm@ eitter Der ,,Gbelifen".

Ser friibere 2ieutenant BEL ben
baperif6en r@bepeaurlesers", gmil b.
| @ombart, gu Stem Oort in Der oitIis
9en y. StraBe mobnbaft, tparb bieier
Gage bafelbf bor &t9ter Wbite i'm
Sombs poliaeigeri9ie bes 9iebitabls
angetlagt. Sr. 8obert g. Moams
bonn presbDteri1ners9ospita trat als
&ldger auf. Ser 9octor bate ben
Angeflagten in 9eibelberg, NO er fuz
olrte, tennen gelernt. @ombart mar
CUR 3ett Seconbes2ieutenant i'm bier>
ten baperiiden @bepaurleger &e9i>
mente uno er unb Der Nmerifaner pas
rem bertraate Sreunbe gemoroen. Mls
Der Doctor i'm De5ember 1891 mad
Netp Dorf 3uriidtebrte, beglsitete iba
le1n Sreunb 8ombart, Der bem Oienft
quitttrt bate. Set bamals mar @oms
bart auBer Stellung -unb lebte tbeilz
peiie bon mitgebraWten @eIoern,
tbeilweife bon benz, mas iein 6reuno,
Der Doctor, ibm pumpte, uno aud DON
Gelbern, pel9e ibm feline 8erwanDten
berliber ianbten. Nm leBten Weib=
na9tStage, gerabe mad einem 8eiu9e
6es Barons, bemerfte Der Doctor, 6ab
ibm elm $1000s9ppotbeten>@ abs
baaben gefommen mar, unb por etua
atuei Wo6en feblten ibm, ebenfaas
tnr3 na9bem @ombart i'm perlaiien
bate, brei 9enlbentn6pfe i'm Wertbe
BON SIS. 8or einigen Sagen nun en
belt Der Doftor einem Brief pem @omz
bart, iuorin er f6rieb, er babe bic
9embenfn6pfe 9efoblen unb fir S.
perfeBt. Sem Briefe fiigte er ben
pfanbf6ein pon $6 bel, amit Der
Doctor bic 3inien 3ablen unb bic
&nDpfe einl0ien tonne. @r bat in
bem 8riefe tpegen bes @ertrauensbruz
DIES UNI Geraeibung uno erfldrte, nur
bic gr6Bte gfotb babe ibn ba5u getrie=
ben. Ser Doctor fam nun gu benz
S6luiie, bab Der ebemalise 2ieutenamt
i'm DieQeibt aud baS Wertbpapier
gefoblen babe, unb lieB ibn einfteden.
Gombart betbeuerte 3mar feline uns
f6ulb, 6p6 glaubte ibm Der @i1ter
ni6t unb i6idte ibn porldufig in uns
teriu6uu9sbaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
ID. aapttel.

Trau &ommer3ienratb pratorius mar
BON ibrer lang aus9e6ebnten Grboluuass
rsife nod Sfanbinapien frdufer, elem.
ber juriif9efommen, als lie abaereiit
mar. uno 6as mar iebr natiirlid,. Die
fes smiee Bin unb Ser Der Reife, tteie
fortndbrenbeRu belofisteit fonnten ibren
obuebin troiflofen unb unsliidlihen Au>
ftanb ntr perihlimmern. War fte Bis
fer fiir tire umgebun9 cine Yein serpes
len, 70 mar iie nun seraoe5u bebroblid.
Sie litt unter eigentbiimli1en 6algeis
nationen, bic iie bel Gag llno aud bel
gla9t befieleu. Sie slanbte In iol1en
Mufdllen, ibr 2eben fef balo BON Dem,
balb bon Senem bebrobt, uno sins benz
Ddreffenben nit benz erften beften Sc,
asnftanb. NIT elmer S9eere, einem
Stubl, eirem Sfenl1iirer ober mas fie
geraoe fabte, 81 9dbe. Das mar tla,
thrli1, gang obgeieben BON pen peins
li1en Scenen, bic 6aburh entitanben,
auf bie Dauer unertrdgli1, unb man
oa1te baran, fie tn cine Anftalt III brirs
gen. Dariiber mar fie natiirltd fnrhts
bar anfsebra6t uuo iaste ibren Mnsee
b6risen gerabe3u, oaB man iis ipobl sr.
ulor6en lahen fpole, uin iie 3lt beerbsn.
Snfol9e zines rierfpiir6fgan @emis
ides bon Wabn uno Berftanb, uie es
6isfen Rranfen oft eisen lift, bate iie
ptoslid) alS fie nod untertpess ges
ipsfei mar - eitl beftiger @roa gegsn
fire Duienfreupbiu, Srau Doftor 3sb,
len. erfa6t. Gtn fleiner Wortme6iel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

&nrresppnbens. 80 miB Mlp,
6. Mdr3 '93.-9er lebten Greitas fid
einfellenbe Norbpi1b mar anfangIid
elm reines 3epbDr 2iift9en, bod ent.
midelte er lib mdbrenb Der Naht gu
einem piitbenben 8oreas unb bra1te
am Morgen gis. 9robbem f1eint Ell
feinen SdaDen artgeri6tet su baben.
ba ielbif bic iebr empfinblide &artof=
felpflan5e ni6t gelitten bat. 8leiben
mir nun nit einem nod ipdteren Grofte
Derfdont, 10 itebt eine auBerorbentiia,
rei9e, Pfirlihernte in 2lueiidt; D ii
bic Pfirfi6=Bdume prangen in Il
fen Bliitbenihmuf
llnfere S6ule ipro. fir. lanoltts
Werbdltniiie, in auBergem0bnlih res
gelmdBiger Weiie beiu9t: BON 48 ein.
geidriebenen S9iilern 1T fait INNER
elm 9ur6f6nitt BON 40 unb bariiber 3u
per5ei6nen. gio6 bieie Wode mirb Der
3ebrer feinen lmaug in bic neue Wob=
nung MAIDEN.
Sn Ga Strange mar borgefern trog
Der unsemiitbliden adlte Elm re9t reser
8erfebr.
Won Nu8mdrtigen bate id) bas 8erz
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bette 80. aufs innisite permobene Ser.
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be Bemobner bes @ountps Is @ents
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&c gu perbefern.- 6. 9eimann.
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