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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

letter written By them to the President of the Bank OF
the United States, and his reply, c;,,o
Wbc-cunon Resolrcd, That the SubComm'ltce re-
,r Inc thanks of this meeting to the President OF the
lnn for the prompt and satisfactory rellel tenueed 10
the city, and the grateful manner III WHICH nc '4S
municatcd II. u ,.o,a;.s &c
his n'ee''"s ~ F'BE BENZ. STRONG, Chairman.
Wm. HowARp, Secretary.
NV YORK, 2Ist Dec, 1855
SirIn our conference of Saturday, you expressed IN
bcaf of the Bauk of the United Siars an earnest d!s
position, to lend to the city, under inc great ca.an.y
With which it has been afflicted any aid consistent with
tho situation of the Bana, and the approaching ,cfina-
ton of its charter. $3.50,
Several of the city Banks have extended their loans
nearly as far as they permitted by their charters, and
could not use additional funds placed at their dlsPosaI
ana although an increase Of discounts might in 'nahy
instances be useful additional capital which may en-
able the sufferers TO render distant resources
" available, is still more wanted tan ah expansion VI
Bank credit
We cannot yet form correct estimate OF The actu-
al losses but we know that the capital OF the Insurance
companies pledged for that object ana winch cannot oc
much less than seven or eight millions Of dollars is IN
vested almost altogether in bonds ana mortgages not I'M
nrdiatcly payable and the immediate compulsory pay
mcn of which would only increase the existing emoat
our opinion the sum which the Bank of the u States
nay be able to advance cannot be better applied than IN
the shape or uu such satisfactory securities rs lhose
companies possess This, y enabling them 10 MAKE i'
mediate payments to the parties Interested, would give
great temporary relief and tend to inspire anu restore
confidence. 49, :,
We must add, that any curtamens of its discounts BY
the Branch, at this moment would infct an injury on
this city, and that is extremely dssraS able that the de-
Mach ~ Ionp as the situation of the Bank and proprc
ty will permit
We have the honor to be- respectfuly,sir,
Your obcdent servants, .
ALBERT GALLATIN,
CORNELIUS HEYER,
PRESERVED FISH,
GEORGE NEWBOLD,
JOHN FLEMING,
Committee Of the Banks Of the city Of ~ York
Nicholas BDpLE, Esq, President Of the Bank OF
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton,

KNI say that he has just re-
wv ccived and offers for sale,
large supply of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, OF the latest I'M
portatons, as also OF Yankee manulact
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very extern
sive; comprising all the articles, usuallJ I
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns,
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, arc a
dapted to the wants Of the Mechanics OF
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region. aud will be sold at prices the
most reasonable.
On hand a very extensive and beauti-
full assortment Of CHINA, EARIHE.N
and GLASS ware, Of the. most ap-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment OF select GRO-
CERES and PROFESSIONS, besides
great variety OF MISCELLANEOUS
articles. nov. =.
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UNION HOUSE.

HNHE undersigned having purchased
- this house and made many inn
provemenls on tho same, is now ready
to serve the public in his line of profess
sion, and pledges himself that no exeriion
on his part shall be wanting, to give those
who visit this House entire satisfaction.
This House is situated on the main road
from Providence and Fall River, and half
way between the Ferries and is one Of
the peasantest spots in the New England
States. The lodging rooms are all sepa-
rate and airy, aud attached to the house
is fine hall on the second story, and Sc
parate from the body of the house a
large stable is also attached to the prem-
ses, and many other convencies to render
The visits of those who bestow their
patronage, agreeable.
A few more boarders can be accom-
modated at this delightful retreat, where
they can enjoy pure air and retirement
from the buslle of cities and towns.
The Stages pass daily to and from Provi-
dence and New Bedford, one of the most
travelled roads in these parts, it being
eight miles from Providence, ten from
Pawtucket, ten from Fall River, and three
from Warren.
Select Parties entertained at short no
lice, and IN style that will suit every
age, as he Is thoroughly acquainted with
the business having been brought up in
it, and IS willing 10 be the puJlir's humble
servant.
Clam Bakcs and Chowders prepared at
short notice and in the best order, with
all the daintics that the sea and shore
affords, with many Of the varieties and
luxui'es of this happy land. A share OF
the public patronage is solicited.
ALEAN COLE.
SwanZey, July 25. 1885. If
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PoETRx Y.
From the New England Magazine.
HOPE.

- -
Dark before me lies my way
Not a blossom by its springs
Not q bird on sunny wings.
IIovers round and tunes his lay,
On is s,retc hes, wild and lone
ChilIthe wind is whis,ling there
Gone the light that early shone W
Vanished long, the young and fair
As with heavy heart tread
Silent onward. Heaven cncloses
Hope descends on clouds OF roses
lnsisnt all my gloom is fed.
Like an overaowing river,
Round her flows streanof light;
Radiant pinioas Ger il quiyer
Countless joys are there in fight.
But moment--dark oga'o,
Dark aud dreary, shuts the sky;
Heavy clouds above me lie
Round me cling an icy chain.
U could but single ray
CLEAN from cottage lamp or slur,
Then along my lingering way,
i could seek my home aiar.
Hark what low aud distant note
Softly through the gloom IS sealing-
Win il comes voice of healing
& ounds OF Heaven aroood me float.
Light. like yernal duwo ascending,
Ger new weakened beauty piays
Flowers, with fealhered foliage blending,
Tremble in the golden blaze.
Soon the soothing voice is still
brood the silence OF the g'pve
Ger me, shades oicypress wave;
Darker fears my bosom fill
Thus must ever be my doom
Light and song, moment shed !;
Then csud, Of deeper gloom,
Rolled, like torrents, o'er my head.
Speed thee on'!''---in sweetest tone,
Hope, the young and lovely ever,
Brealhes-tte song shall leave me never
Speed thee soon thy night has flown.
An the light, Tho love, the bliss,
E'ef in hottest visions given,
In farer world than this,
Greet thee scon--,lY home is Heaven =
J. q. PEsCIvAL.
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Accommodation stage.

IF. EAvES Bristol. every morning Sundays
IA cxcepted) at 6 O'Clock, for Warren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve.
|ry afternoon Sundays excepted) at half past
o. clock for War en- und Bristol Falo from
I,ris oil to Prordence, rs cents up and back
sane day s 3d. From Warren, 75 cents up
and hack same day, 81 25.
0H,- Books kept in Providence, at the Man
son House Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel
and at The Franklin House at Burgess aud
Horizons Hotels. Bristol and at Coles and
Commercial Hotels, " arren.
~" Passengers called FOR and left at en-, part
Of the town. j. g. NJ CHADWICK
JuiU IS.
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Long Room J!

MUST opened Dover prints. white satin: Gre
Al ciau boots, cot,onet, twillel stripe, figured
s,ormont, cslicoes, brown and blea'hed dr'Il-
;ngs French cal,eoc, ribbons. white and color
ed silk gloves, lacet,s, cotton Hosiery. ravens
duck. fannels, sc. 'o"o HV'
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srJ. SHOES AND PUMPS,-F1!

saUST received an additional ,ssortmen oi
a Pumps Of different Kinds, such as Gen le-
mems goat skin pumps, with 4 without heels,
horse skin do. Also. an ASSORTMENT of child
rem s morocco and iealer Shoes, OF different
kinds and colors, for sale South Co'e's hoie by
June G. COLE g. A.NTHO.N Y
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NE WPORT. BRISTOL, WaRBEN &
PKOVIDE.NCE STAGE

The Mail Stage win
S.AAwkS-falcave Providence for War.
GA1{s$GSeszGSIen Bristol and Newport,
O'clock, A. M. every
day, (Sunduys excepted) and arrive in Newport
same afternoon. Returning. leaves Newport
every day Sundays excepted) at o'clock, A.
arrive same afternoon. a
0gJ- Passengers in the afternoon stage on
Tue sday, Thursday aud Saturday can reach
Boston the same evening at O'Clock, by tho
Rail Road.
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Brass Founders
AND
COPPlGas s SMITHS.

lFMV HE Subscribers wish to inform the
I'll ci;zens Of Warren and the neigh
boring towns, that they still continue to
manufacture, ut short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, Thimbles for Ships Sails,
Rudder Hangipgs, Ship and Hand Bells.
Also-Companioa Door Hinges, dead
light and buIlwork Hinges, Hasps, sc Sc
Also---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, of any size, made TO suite The
purchaser Tea Kettles, Ship and House
Pumps, Cider aud Ale Pumps, Brass
Jamb Hooks, Skimmers, Ladies, Brass
Knockers and Door Plates to any pat
terms. They will also manufacture at
short notice, all kinds Of factory castings,
large and small Orders from the neigh
boring towns shall be punctually attended
to. The subscribers feel themselves com
petont to make any articles that may be
called for in their line OF business They
still carry on their business at their old
stand, a few rods cast of the residence Of
j. Smith, Esq. A share of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
fLJ" Cash paid for old Copper, Brass,
Pewter, and Lead or received in ex-
change for any of the above articles.
TUELL s, WINSLOW.
Warren, July %.
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From the Evening Star.

From the Evening Star.
HOIS THY FRIEND
II is not he whose supny smile
Alores thee 10 his will
For Tho with smiles he should beguile,
May be PerGdions still.
II isnot he whose honcycd sound
Vibra es upon the ear
For fOWcSs may at times be found
Fen in u bosom dear
But he whose heart with yours is 'twined,
And ferveniy wopd bend,
IT ever sor, QUO, you shoald find,
To prore himself friend
Would heal The aching Of your breast;
And then his hand extend,
Would, Howard-Iike, lose health and rest
This, flis, indeed's friend D.. c.I.
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STOCKS
MerinO Shawls.

1b>LACK, white and red mcrino shawls, n
- large assortment Of every qualify and size
seme rery superior purchased OF II Henne
4u'n & TO. New York tho celebrated French
maDuf' c'urers-for sale at very small advance
fom cost, by J. BURRoUGH, Jr. & Co.
Sune 20.
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a LASS LAMPS a fresh supply commo
VI glass lamps, just received bv
Jan 81. SAMUEL HHEAToN.
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Summer Clothing.

HURNER q SALISBURY are re Ing clo-
.I thing at asionsl'ingly low prices.
water icei. June I3
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Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Vestings.

III Me New CASH Store IN Wuier- street..
A,~. lie subscriber would invite the attention >Oi
rl~ purchasers 10 town and Country, 10 his
superior assortment of the above Goo IS, consist
ing Of
Black. Blue, Blown. Olive, Clarct, Mulbcr-
ry. D.h!m, Russet Brown, Invisible G:een and
Sleel NJ xed Cloth, from common quality TO
he best West of England Woadcd Cloths, some
of which orc very elegant and costly.
Black, Blue, Slaie. Lavender, Drab, S teel
Mixed and other colored CdSS.a.UERES.
VES1TNG great variety oil double and
s;ucle Marsciles, of The best quality, ond latest
patiefns> Also Valencia, double Satin, an
French Hombsz:nc.
Il cariety Of Thin Goods, Jor Summer wcar
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TM MiNTTY.-FurniIure Dimiy OF FIRST rate
- quality just received and for sale very
low, by BURRouGH, Jr. Co,
NAV so.
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PAY YOUR BILLS!

SNiiE subscribers are about making a rev ar
~ rongement in then business, which makes
it ne cessary that all their accounts should be
settled immcd " Lot every one govern him
self accord ngy. They must all be attended 10
without delay
TURNER g. SALISB URY.
Warren, July Is, 1885.
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no &.EG ..ADIAss

Rectired Mis reek, al Me .Ncw Cash Store
in Wai,r-Sreef,
16fERNANi and Paris Nett, Shawls and
QX hdkfs. which. together with tho sio X
previously on hand. makes the assortment lar
ger than is usually kept ~ town.
Also, some choice gibbons, colors ,ery des;-
rabe, such VS. apple green, salmon, wbDs and
pink, satin gauzo.
coIored cotton hose. Fashionable slik for 6fs,-
scs. bounets &C. French printed esmossss.
p,err,mao DO. and many other articles. oil ve-
low the market price for Cash.
June 20 JOHN DaVOL
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UMBRELLAS.

A N assortment Of Umbrellas from low
~ priced article up very superior analr
y and Of the latest STYLE at
June 81. LONG ROOM
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13

Einnert fi9 cine Bibe( oaftiblt sefte
ben ju bqben.-Naeb 1tlner Qers
Gehsruns tons Der sr6sts She'll Der
Bevelessuns 'slnse Q}aterlanoes
lefen pn0 fbRsibsn. -:
Man batIn Neapore oafIr oe-
torstt oas U mis osn, ssften Sbiffe
na6 elberia absebeH saun.' 9on
osst aus sGaabt er mit Sidtrbslt
Cen QBes IN fslne Sepmatb, ausfn.
Den ju taEnen. :SelneS,e(bihte Il.
2lusidsen betpeifen auf's Ntus, ba6
i'm Snnsrn Nfriaa's nod: Elm ,9rcf.
les Ssl0 ~ tntsysnantett GntoeGs
unsen often nsbt. Sbnstathtet (eis
mes bcben Alters ano psr mib(tlit
Gen 2oufb babrfeie ss In ber neutn
2Se!t ourb~onstrn s,u6tet 1T fem
$brperbau fart uno ftine Oe(unos
belt 1u9e(ebwdhs.. Mit innistr
98drue: une tiefem Qefibl reoet
r nan Der eli6libsa 3eis, rps er
ben 8eeen feines :>0atsrlanets be-
treten uns 2Beib sao Nlnser ,pieI
oer feben tperes, Die er ned am See
ben lu fnesn bsft. OaS e. Gib in
fsinen frobea &rwartuusen niht
t d y ldtn ,m6sj 1T sespis Der
Bunl1 slnse jsssa Msnl6enfreuus
DsS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13
Seotaquttt.se.ti, t'it..i oie1sr 3situns.

1.Der Yreis oiefer 3eitnn9iit cir
Gbalsr fiji. ben Sabrsans ,psnn inner
batb orep O1cnateu bonn &nlpfanse De
3eiiuns au,-Giu 2bsler uno fanf f5ls @srts
aenn innerbalb oen Sabre,-uuo 2Sba'er
uenuuab Derlauf osfe!beq bs5abl miro.,
g. Sur einf tarsere 3eitats feds Monat
miro teine Sutsleriptisn ussnotutne ,'1no
Die 3eituns mn uidt ahfseseben spsroeu
bio ale Rh6fdnoe besabIs Gno.
s. Betanntma6unssu foiteu: Shr cine
alod,e 50 @suts oas Nisred far einsn
Wonat 81 une fbr Gin Ssbr 1balFr oas
Viered. :.
4. Wsr si,le 3eitans burep Den poitreiter
hesomn,t. rpirs nos bic sufdsGhs oum"'e
pon 25 @ents 81 bsiablen babsn. , e..
p Bsiefe se. on Dew 3eraueseees n'a,;
fen poftfrsy einseianst rsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13
Der 1isb in Der &aIlf.

9or Elm paor Sas.n &rtIsnstt
flb in Der Gdbe bon 2llentaun fol.
9enoer pa6bafte 9orfau. Gin
Soseoieb bieftr @toot, relher lie
Der iteblen ols orbeitsn. mag, MADE
te pefulationsreift In oie9iad.
barf6aft, nit Dem 9er'abr einsn
8ousr bon C.inen1 usberfuS an
yiell6 III befreisn. Sistts Inter,
nsbmsn fsl 70 sladlt6 fhr lb1 aus,
Ioas er oaeb,t, cine qBteotrbpIung
mO6te nlcbtS Gbabtn. 0toatbt
Isctban!, eilis mo6te .flb Der Nr.
beitsl6eue Sreibeuttr Auf DenNe9t
uno ftsn ndHsrtt inn ~eerl Muno
nab oen @ehinfem Spedleitsn uno
Nhrtien, BE, er auf elne trDlfei!e
|Nrt, une-mas NOD Das Ne,te oa>
|beiwor, obut Nrbslt Iu srha(btu
bCffie. Nber:
sRander atbt aufs Stsblsn aue-- j.
llno tOmmt safar sepeititt ua6 9aus!
|Se 9ien9 es aub oiefem rpuroD
gen Mits|'eoe Der eansfnssrssisu'
l6aft. III, -, ,...:... .
eeif; ;fbad tr in oas ibm spobt,
betonnte Saus, un0 % unbemertt
Tam er an oie .St.lle, no. feb oas
SIeifb befanot ba(fis srif er In Elm
samit ansefailtes .Sa6, uno-(lens
an lu brhltn .eoo6 Die game Na6,;
barftoft oapot, srtpaette. :2(uf oiss
UeGbrep famsn Die 9ausbenobner
NIT N6t btrbep, unb liebe oa!, ttr
Sleifbfrdmer mar in elmer Suhsfallev
ssfansen Scr Baaer batte ndn,e
lib Den erflen: Sleiihoiebitabl bes
merit, uno neil e. slaubte, .ba6 Der
Oitb nod ~ t,ebr 2uft bdtte, -
lteute er feline Salt IN :,oas Sleilb,.
fat, 70 pa6 ssr Sieb bepn1. 5ineins
lansen Die 6ano niht ir,sbr losbrin>
gen fonnte. Dieie 2ift sstans psus
fsmr,en, tlno Der sefonsere Sleifb,,
Spttulant erbielt nod pbtnorein fir
|eine Semabuns eint ( rtra sefak
|ene prusttfpppe sanj unents
9elpli6. s,..... ! ,>e5#
* ..-:. Ne6a pat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13

Der,BefansniSmdrte BON M,cn,
treol entpedte neulid IN elmer svos.
Gen w,lrift tpelbe Der Druoer sii,s
Is im gefdngni6 fiseuotnD Dtrbrsd,s.
ers portbin gebrobt battt, perfebits
oene Selltn, bic setpis. nibt fir
ben M q seubeft ! ID mt rA-
.rea. 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13
aNNUUEJhN'1T=
@trmtl te5*
. as ment6lt9e SEQ en-
oOer
Gsr er(te v. Der lestt QlnscabIiG.

XIV tI@S -" W. HST'S >F"S~"
Minuteu Sersebsn. n.-Der on9ft-
ocll< Gbemann our6lbrsltet lang
fam (sinStuoier5immer. ct IitSo'
fer 9eworoen Elm Sobn 1T ibn1 9et
beyen rpsrDeu. MInuten oer9eben
-oasRinD if pen (tinem 8ater &C.
(esnet pDrsen, robin oer9saturtrteb
ibn ousin fir Nobrun9 fabrt-o's
junse Srau bat (bmacD ocs Monnes
Sroeen beantw orttt, uno ieinen rpor'
men $uB ouf ibren >lppen 9efhblt.
Stunotn Streeben -Oas lei(eWln,
(etn aus Der Oitbt beoeGten Blt9e
leiat oaS trft 0eelrfnlB oes neusn
2lnf6mmlin9s an. Ser lti1eS6rltt
Der QBdrterin Oeutet an, ooB lin le
hsrum 2elDente ilno ; tpdbreno lbr
frobes 2lntlis III perIteben sitbt naB
DeteeioenDe, ,OemF Feelnoeruns iu per
fBafsn fu6t, tine 0usae bon Srsu1
zen 1T, uuo bic unsdbli9sn 8esem
ttdnee, ,petSt lie Usn 3elt iu3elt um
flb berum oronst, pertanolsen einen
nsllen Qlnprucbmoher aufoie 2tebe
uno 2lufmerfIamfeit oerjenlsen, Die
fbnn :dneer auf oieIem 2ebenspfoos
fctt9tIttrttten 0no.
Sage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srfh(lsn
baS 3lmtlter 0ie Shutter, biob u.
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otma1ele naV.9!st .ss.s;.A'a''ys,,' c.ss
tmpf9hst o'e .uu,pS';,.vst o ;y.a y; st.;a." !a",
l9s1 ,!e!' ant v"y tvy s,>;9 i9',v ,,r 's e;t.
S0ases, tnelsees w. ta9'Y sut c,>7,,... S2s''s
tDree SeItee ~ ess S.sys ..s ,.v'Sa% ~. n%>
mert. Q'e ,,t Vss"e TX SS'"Mo:s' .m.;.. w.. 49,
9ater uao :oFus'st Guy Wv ...s uus''', ;ts -.
Oemmstane "; T. s!nys!.sls' 81! Ivy.
reno ,'e plans ~, nes' S> s's ealnas1ss .s...l!s.
:osl'mmaas 'D's' N'"os' s'''O<''
ten: ., :; =, a.. a,,,.,
:NoWsn os.. vssssps";L,n. ";,,..... IN x,ays" a..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13

~
.Dehtben 9eribtet, tpel6ss sur Sels
te ibrss etsenen Ostts ttebst, nne
ibre lsste Aufmerfiamfeit 1T anoen
rnbIgenSblutner 0es flelnenSblo'
fen0en Sefe0elt.
Sabre oer9eben. eSlno erjoDre
(ino perubsr; Der Singing re1ft
gum Manne. 2llte SerbinouH9en
bobsn auf9eb6rt, Die Gltern fbluma
mern i'm 9rabe, neue SreunolbofsI
ten tperoen errthtett cine neue 0ep>
matb umeiebt ibn.neue Sor9en por'
ten lsinsr. gr 1T tbdtis in 0enSe'I
fbaftieun9en Des $sben& coer ru'
yet Don oen Sorsen oes @rmerbs
iur Seite oerjenisen, Die er li6 srt
ndblt bot. Die 3eit be9innt (ein1
0aupt III b(ei6sn: Sor9en baben
Die 0eiterfeit (eiuesBlidss 9etrlbt,
uno Nrbeit klns 2lusen 9efbwdcbt.
OiGenisen Ypelbe ins Sebsn troten,
ais er (bon erwo6fen ,por, 0rdn9en
| ib un i'm, uno manbe MAIDEN auf
kinen SleiB uno 81 BE far
S6ue uno l1nterb ait Nn'
fpru6.
Sabre perseben.- n.-Geine eiseae
Sinoer liuo W>dnner senoroen, uno
perlaGen ibn, rpie er friber oie0tp,
matb (einer 9dter perla0en botte.
Selne Sbrite bobtn ibre Nafbbeit
uerloren feline 0ano muB OenStecf
ersreifen um feinen Sang 5u untsr'
| fibtn. gr bat Oas ermiloenpt See
riulb Der 3Belt eerlo0en. Seoen
Sag aberlteBt sr forsfaltis bic S.
oeeansei9en IN Den Seituusen, .fnoet
oen 9>otnen zines Befannten, uno
uerfubt llb (sIbft su iberreoen oab
er nod jln9er unO Itdrter fep, tlno
einen be0ern 2lnlprub ouf bobss a.
ter, ais anoere lelner 3elt9eno0en,
babe.
N1onatt persebeu.- Scr ltmfrels
leinsr $bdtisfeis osrringert lIb noO
unO na6. " vsrme,oet ousluse-
Yen, no er 70 piel neue 9cllbtsr
Nebet, uno es betiln,ert ibn feline al
ten 25sfenntGbaftsn nab turSer Seit
nieoer su feben lie l(beinen 70 ali
uno IbDab seweroen III .(eDn.-
Jlur rubise 9srsnieun9en fam Ct
senis0en cine f!eine llnterboltuna
dber alte 3eiten, eiu mdI'iess Spie|
Bbilf, elne relisib(e Nbbaneluna,
uno fein frub;sitises SeHe, MAIDEN
|fur Jpn Die Summe aaer letner gr'
s6elibfeiten aus.
QBoeten perseben. .wegen Sdwd>
be fonn Ct feline &ammer ni6t mebr
perla0en. @eiae Odnst lino ouf
oen fleinen Naum srpiIben fei'
mem Gube,iubt unD feinsm Bette BE-
fbrdnft. Seint gelbwellene 9lie'
oer Ino in Slaneu sebiut iein Sc,
|(lbt miro (bpatb, fsin 9ebbr mint
ab, unp lein Seeber 1T nur balb &C.
fiut, tpeil feline ;itternoe, 9anb ibn
I GenIf nicbt su feinen einssfbrumpften
eippen brinsen tplrOe, ebne Den eJns
balt,u perfbiltten. Setne &rdfte
l(inb erEbSpft, feline S5inne obse<
Ittun,pft, itins 8 tarfe IT ssrle'
Iren. :, -. :. -.
(. Saee p,erseben. -.Dtr ate Mad
Fam (ein 8ett ni6t nebr perlanea,,
|fein Geodebtnt6 perldBt i'm, er reoet,
|fann aber nibt DsrltanDen tpsroen,
|er fraet r,a6 8essn,tdnoen, pslbe
Inur ouf etne fribere0eneration 8e,
|sas baben, er fprtbf iber -9orfaue,
AwA., e.h F8i,1ow n,,S foi,, Ni1t&1 q n ,YY1 a