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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
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writer IN the Gfeencasile Visltes the signature
81 "feyton suggests law rcquifing every voter Ia
endorse hts the hack Of the tcke, he votes This
Is rank Rhode kIAad Federalism What pi,v the f. H.
era SIS can hnd out how The poor aborer AMI mechanic
votes that they may have chance to punish them T.,
discharge AID no"smploy ment should they not vote in
aecnfdance with their dlclton. The coven foot thus
A"S Out Ge' eirc''"n should lead the people to m the
ven ana view he old monster Tory Federalism in all Its
hidssus defcrmiiy. We will assist them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

We h,ppcned IN at TIE regular meet ng If the Horii-
cultural Fair last Saturd,y week and found our old
fends Mrs. Adrece and Messrs May and Coburn " ,i
their fine fruits aud n,vccs on hand Our caz-ns have
too iItle Interest tll~se cxhltsons the
would be general II publicly attended. Those interested
give their labor and PAINS without expectation oe
reward than general improvement. Why III. n Is 80 little
ieelinc mat iesej We believe the fairs are he'd every
Saturday ut the Old Exchange Bank building and we
hope 10 learn Of greater interest in the matter hereafter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
The isu. Eoe.,0rrt.

MS i the title q" nev paper just started Chilli
co'he,o One would suppose from MS c. tia, II IRIS
Dcnprrltc. Far from It Like other ron,,s. !, s..l.
II had Ms dcior.ny under honest anI honorable.
name Tins trek has become stale i It bu, few a,
deceived by At Bat wasting time by noticing th.
thing ~ we have tor II, we would ask I'm, Al
'Ffliser 10 say Tor that exchange with fed
eFa papers IN Disguise We prefer the simon pures-D,
InocratIc open Tory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

The following settles tie question State SEN

The following settles tie question State Sem
ate
LAPonrE. Aug ltih. lsi3.
GE~Ts - drop n line tn give YOU the g'orious
news that our Jo Chapman is elected to the STATE
ate from tie district composed al this. Lake aud Porter
counties over DIR. Everis Ivy - majority.
samples maj 'rIis IN this Congressional bot ule
or 100 votes Dcfees IN 'rIty over Wheeler (Dcm in
Senatorial district oi ~ Iserh Marshall aud Ful,on
only %. Mcdonald (Dem) Is elected Rep. Ia Porter
and Lake hy sc msjoIiy. and >oon Robinson. the goat
Mogui of h'ggcry Ia LAX County beaten tor CerA.
Bigger maj Iny in this ocun.y 40
Brad.ys &c
News has just reached that Aud. Kennedy is elected
iy l6i majority ia the l0ih di~iri,t
Resfec fully. e.. l..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Observation-Disclosures.

II crrent, reported and believed here that the Ab
olIIonIsis and Aehodts have gone hand and hand de-
sa'ed the election OF uo.rrnDt bigger-thst President
simpson of the Greencastle College bucked ON the ri
mour of poics and the field against Governor Big
ger. Run or he it that he made speeches in favor If
Whcomb III the county e Clark and elsewhere. We
are informed that Mr.. Simpson in this place few
weeks before the election and that he about to make
move with his Methodist brethren against Governor Big
ger hut was st pped 10y patriotic Methodist Wing
la justice To- the Methodist Wings Of this aud
~ We must say they n"hy did their duty by voting and
doing all they could for Gov. Bigger.
Ii these reports upon President Simpson true.
10 the friends # the Gresncase College look well
the safety your institution. Remember the resentment
ava "PHeHce 81 an insulted AM exasprrdied public,
against institution whose holy head ~cend To
g" through the country making poiiIra speeches in be-
hat "i - base a hypocrIie james ~ ncon1b whose
very name has II upon the Methodist church
tins which will be enabled To obiterate As
long memory holds the recollection of the peo
PIE OF this community.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

II You d. just call on SrILLkR, whose .whereahou,s
l. IN the basement OF the Washington Hall lie is an
I'D tar and white and If he can't crop chin"
hf:'e easier then we are no jajse We came near GET.
ting mad with him. for supiesns he shaving with
The back Of his az'r. 50 smooth round aud keen did
slip through It's work. Our aston hent was no, les
sensd when we hnd we can &c: with three shaves in
stead Of sve. Try him and if not satisfied. Sc, US
DOWN judge of the scientifically praetisea
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
T.clsUra. G. e.fnlc.

We learn with qualification. thttN b PALMER. Esq,
VII BE- IA candidate tor the Office of Trea-urer STATE
whit oil,c l. To be filed ~ The Legislature the
session. NJ Palmer formerly filed the oIi with great
efficiency bat during the II 'rd Cider f try thrust
cut by the wings make room for A paftzln Of their
own To replace SIR. Palmer will he bu, an act of in--
tce 10 hn aud Of Just rcirbuton to the Wig Juno who
odsted lin without WI or wherefore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
I9.3fe.O1g

"it may be proper here TO remark. that ii
has been thought best by a majority of the
committee not 10 submit The bis an detail If
The cofire AMI suYended d,bf. In regard 10
these two lines. therefore. the committee con
tent themselves with remarking. that bat a
small proportion consists Of regular mercantile
frGnsacfions.'
This was the remnant of the political loans
of lS:O-.'2. The nature of them is seen in
the following extract from the schedule in
bankruptcy of Wall street cditcr:
.. Due TO the Bank OF the United States of
Pennsylvania, 26.6f2 -
being the balance remaining unpaid on my bond
and mortgage on the 9th of January. 1912,
the mortgage having been forccloscd, and
the property. upwards of 25.OOD acres of
land in this State. bought by the bank at
nominal sum.
c. To the Bank Of the United States of
Pcnn>y lvania aforesaid 5000 90
with interest from the 18th July. 1889. to-wit.
my note dated 23d Nav. 1919. Tor said amount
drawn to the order OF AIorri, Robinson. New
York. payable 90 DAYS after date. and dis-
counted by said Bark. on a deposit of 100
shares OF the stock OF the Georges Creek
Iron Company.
These amounts were included in the above
Sl00n.0O0. of winch the committee refused
10 give an account. With these accounts
Iotiing on It's hands. the bank staggered on
un1il ii was forced 10 resume specie payment
in January. 1880. he only active means
which il could procure TO sustain itself under
ti.at operation. was by State debts: and when
the Bank finally exploded. October. 1880. It
owed Sl4.000.O0O III Europe. for which Sl5.-
0m.FD OF State stock are still pledged. and
all of them delinquent. In that year. 1889.
the State OF Pcnns, lvania created $1,000
OoJ, OF State s'oci.>. handed them over 10
the Bank: and those stocks are now in
plcdgc for money borrowed by thc Bank. and
sunk in such accounts as the above schedule
presents. What part or lot he'd the people
of Penn~y lvania IN tho iuggie? WHY should
thcsc Identical individuals turn round and
deal ont 20 them unmeasurcd abuse for not
paving money that they have sluand, red!
For a long season. B.nk> and their rnyrni
dons ran riot in plumber. They now find
thai their masters. the people, have their feet
upon their nccks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

"Fecc~ri The Medical Society of New York ono
81 ihe most enlightened and nie.lec.t hod,cs-as the
graveyard knovs-hat "iel paper vvt, IA.
record Il It's uanssr">SonS hive almost unaninan.y
Na''d her resolutions sci m SO conterr 4, ia,
degree Of honorary T-!p Hahnenan m. c.l.-
F'led 9unde OF tie ionT 'lthlc s. stem o. medicine
W tfut TIA, the >p-ie'y icing re;eatsn m bod VIII
90 and annu the l'c"~s Of all the biokchcai. WIN,
are al present es'ly empowered torture ani destroy
II the human al na,ured fac. hrov
Iu;D ter CLUTCHES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

DoING THE IHi~c GrrrFtLLr-One of the con
'> 10 ne Slaie lri> u. at Album ansc.d r. chance
Ia d'e-~ Tor suii # el.tlu az af. ta,,,s
turn or two hri RI ile ward. walked W 10 the dor
With al the saig if'id sglnabe. and gni.d Ia ia.
turf4,c 10y smile aud T. head vi-icr- .-,,-
any a." 'h' he ha' "h'n sufficient view OF The urenis.
and wished - e. n The door ,yas acc. rlriv ,h,
c AID. tipping Ai~ rsv"r gric etuv L, the turn
kc,, WITH hr remark liat he intended visiting the prson
,n-aasr,w company with some ladies the c,nvc, DO
iracv marched oil up the street and has not since ll
cd vilh the lad IS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
At ElEHae.

The popularity and eng,h Of the what led
James Whcomb" according to The coon preSses--we
friend John H. Brad sy-s significantly shown
by The vote ia his county. well the OF the
vote throughout the State. Ia Lapor'e couurv the
Jorily for Bigger Is Il0 that for Mr.. Bfadl.v ZIG %
The Coon papers are great uu,h-le!ers,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
NOiicc Vnis.

Every member of the Democratic State Central Com
wall AZ the Palmer House on SATURDAY
the 2olh day If August instant II absolutely fequisi.
for every mener be present without isir -,
nothing be- done IL has been suggested that
NAV act proxies for those who cannot attend Notice
10 hat elect, IN writing will be required.
Per order. Gao. A. CHaFYA>, Secretary.
S-2U
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Henry lily.

We see BY the papers that Henry Clay going to
North Carolina next spring on an electioneerin. tour
As he did not there show his " easy. popular fa>c
mating address and manners before the late cleo ION 10
are glad he has postponed It 30 long Go H. Harry.
YOU never get the nomination another chance 10 be
beaten.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Tint VI ;or,,x

Burns how aoout that loco mi ,rty which Mctiaugh-
sy was to get over Wight Ned his found that III all
nell cannot keep ham out OF Congress- tie pcope Of his
district can
We have been told by whis. since the election tint
"euiushey d'd make use OF tie quoted expression. when
HcldrlcAs aided t. his district
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

CE~rRAL JacK>os.-The Mississippi Ieg.a,urc La
passed pronouncns the Jot., Ha :
imposing the tine e. neral Jacs sn. ,t aud illegal
and Lsuciing Their Representatives, and Senators Ia Con-
gess urge the passage of Law for refundng ~ viii
Interest,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Tie iegr'od B0cssntth--in the settlement Of a case
al bangor, relative - "n estate -. Thomas dot
"' ~ VIZ Produced ~ evidence, winch was wrti.n m
Ban- and contained - fooi>,ap pages bat there 4, ~.
non" VINO could translate II scni To- Mr. Btr,tt
OF Worcester, known - ibe learned Blacksmith who
retnred iian,laiiOn Of 1t winch spoken of very
highly by the editor Of the Wing Ia a letter Nj 4.
remarks that the translation him twelve d,y. hard
labor, Tor which he presumed the sum Of Sl- would moi
Tee an unreasonable compensation. and that would Toe
about what any other blacksmith would charpe nr,
Vded he could do 1t with hammer aud ion-s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
ELECTION RETURNs...ISa3.

I>DIASAPoLis, Aug. IL, lSi3.
To tie Editor Of the Indiana State Sentinel:
SIR,-Pur>0sn the 18th section OF to regu-
late General Elections furnish for publication. list Of
the Official Of he election for Governor Lieut.
Governor. and Representatives. IN Congress.
AN, very respectfully. Your obedient servant.
WN SHEETS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

MississrPPI-W We lear from Ns~is~ippi that the hi;
introduced INTO the Legislature y Gen Brscoe and which
coias some Provisions considered by opponents too
s'ri upon ia. Banks stare ha- passed the
tou>' ly voc 81 = 10 -. II has hccume law The
LEGISLATURE has made pr sis, i.r dtriciins sais
and 10 APP r." Ration bl passed. Gen. ~peigh has
my sg ned, Gen Arthur Fox was elected President ars
fena II the Senate. 1t j. aid Governor HIS .rosi.v
ere tins resigned; 1T -. Gen. Fox will be Governor fr
the balance 81 The term.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

.7"Dufe' case # Sed,s,,oa Tho Delaware t,az.,,.
describes painful aud outrageous case of sed,rI,.,n
winch has occurred 10 the s.,loriod If the lrand,
WINE, AMI has been recent, brought to hight Tin. mr.
son . named Thompson, and a marnei man Tho
ifnDrenf VciIn J. the his srfJ. and 90, tl,
div >hc wa- brought before the mag.ifai.. 10 ali
- u III" paternity Of her unborn innocent Ia. MS e,l,
fDarfeea YEAR ct age The child tor she va, no NOR,
j. an orphan efi by her diving mother cbargo OF in
"io la, thus proved himself - fathiess a guardian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Ib.Irlirulrr .affce

All socerrs with this office fpr advertising rb work
be. mus. be settled up very soon. BY cash Re
member thu. Candidates are also called upon Wheeler
elected Lot. s-2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

u hat VIZ tiey u, NIt Some i,ilov las iskcn
= COUNT riiifg ylgnd.f0acs. ant posing
upon I'll" citizens II Cleveland. OHIO. t,si "Br'a
Gund-tones Tbs = worse than Donfeffei irg fc-oh
by curtin off ;he heads and fastening them the bodies
If ,mekers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

ILIisoIs-We have sips from the State Register
Illinois, snd there doubt the election Ere
on, Of the seven members Of Congress from the Sac
and, perhaps, sir Of the sere.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

NArIONaL toSvE>TIoN.-Thc State COMMITTEE az
Vermont have ccrin the behalf of the Dsnor
Tacy 81 the state agreeing 10 Nav 1871 the time for
holding the National Convention in Baltimore The
Committee say. IN tie set. Noyemb,r was preferred
hut To insure Tie harmony Il The party they acqusce "a
May heng The time Eserv thing Will work night
ally, sud he nominee OF the Convention will we have
rc"1u 20 believe Inc united support Of the great
Demo- ratio patty .hi,h fsre~ ell Wing. aud
Whigecry fr a long numier of years To come
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Mr. Pr FIT, tic Nsf.i-'-r Brazil has decline,
The puhic dncr oier 10 him hy come Il tie ctize,
aud merchants New YORK. lls tricf stay IN the city
assigned a. the cause.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

.arH OF 'E>. MADIsO>.-lhe Richmond Enquirer
publishes the death Of Gen William Madison II Nsdi-
-" CO, Nisi IA IA the sd Year OF bis age lie VS.
ae Youngest brother OF the lac Preside Madison lie
Vas soldier If the and e .ea tie confidence
aud esteem OF Gen. Wa~hiusfon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

JAMES u BRNEr has declined heiag the Abo.i-
Ton candidate r the Presidency couirg election
ne deer- Ms Claims ausing r. i- nomnai 30 last year
pr sent month.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

ELacrroS.-An election l. 70 te held m Gcora > on
The first Monday an Octoer Tor member f Con
II m the vacancy occasoned by the res saa,oa Of
N,jar Cooper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
ReynIlDcd.

The Nashua Telegraph of Aug L. rei,era:es the old
exploded story aSoa, VI. Van Buren riding in Eng
Ii'h coach We thought Mr.. Besrd had more sense
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
- ~ GlasAeg. 81 Wrighi. LT.Aafatt.

NoTIThe Clerk adds the follow his rtiurns: eth.
us la tow
Mr.. aa,4io bigger tor Dir nr1a
ley, IL v,ss Biga ySes fx r Ws.i = yo,.s ~,
AT. MeGaushey, II vUses"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
CRlNl,EI nn

The eonns have ei.eied their t;ovsno- and q sinai
majority IN TIE Legislature The democrats have sr
Coagresscaea to fse eoons. Not ;, lad.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

We hsve nothing ee';a from lis State. excsp, Moh;Is
has given democratic maj rty. Tais is better than
ueusi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
* For Wilsing ShannIns
Gave him Il tanning

Well. need we remind the reader tia; Nr Clay visited
Louisiana. last winter. and soournad - long New Ga
leans. that lac became almost much 81 That
statue IN the yeSilbus ui the II Charles In 80 New
Orleans a close Wig rival OF Louisville for The palm
of tie largest majority. she gave somewhere the
neghborhood of 1909 mnorIl, for Gen Harrison. Now
the same city gives Democratic majority of % The
easy popular fascinating manners and address Of Mir
Clay. have certanl, achieved wonders II he comes
down To the and exhibits that peculiar
nation of his should not be surprised If he
reyoluiionlze Louisville next
And remember. according 10 the Coon ac-
count. we bad some Jn.OjD men won and
children at the great barbc~u in dis city.
And furthermore. they were sail to be from
all parts Of the %'st- The rc~ui- here. ~ in
Ohio and Louisiana. proves Wat ciI.c Ii,
'-caSy. popular. ft- mating manner, and all
dress" have lad. Wouh ina. lie had exhibit
cd those ogrceable qualities to more advantage
in Tennessee and North Carolina L,jorc the
clccfion,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
FIFTH DISTRICT.

sNorEThe of Decker : off
cal eethcde OF ie tek, owing o The return one t,
n. stood, - Bradley
IS Bsi -it, Joha Dunn
Z = -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
send kEinn Hound.

Were Mr. Calhoun possessed Of the easy popular f,s-
cIning manners and address of Mr.. CLAY. he would,
without doubt, exhibit himself pcrsoua, To his admire
IN different sections of the country for that event.
wherever he might lac wuud Increase instead of d.
innI>IIng the regard felt for him L0uisriie Journal
Yes, Mr. Clay has the elements of making friends
about HIM. and that fact has been often illustrated.
Is hardl, necessary To aude IT, lie visited Dayon
with an army of 100000 men, women aud children and
straight the State of Ohio oiuiioniz-l. and
Tom, the wagon boy, left To drive his field
* For WIsng ShannIns
l.nr.. LII
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: FL OSD DISTRICT
lbs 4 ~

tNorEOn Township included, o
the The stn, bigger ~ Nhlc,mb IL bradley q
Bright l. Ia, -, On
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OelDistsalo,sf

Den prsi6 Der Sanfnctsn finbet tsr QsIsr
in Der eilte auf Der Isstsn Ssits. SIN gans
sen 1T i'm Sslbmarfts msni9 &srdnosrung fcs
LANCE Gle eanobanfsn feline 2(nitalten trsftn
brs Nctsn NIT bartsm @eIbe sinsul6fsn wsrs
ben iie immsr 9sssn bic pbilabslpbisr i'm Yrs.
is surlifitebsn unb Der Ssbumlauf i'm qanbe
auSibIisslib ouf iis befbrdnft iein. 0atb
ben lseten Seridbts ifanoen bic 9ielisfnotsn Der
psribieesnen Sanfen in pbilabslpba III fpls
9enosn 9iseonto:
erie Sanf IA pp.
penn saunfd1ip, Manufaftursr5 Ii.
Ofebanies, Mppomsnlin9, Qsmataun,
Serfs Sauntn Hcrtbomptpn, QGslfs
brdnb une Scmanoa 132 Do.
Yennfplpania Sane l3 bc.
@bamber5tur9, 9sttpSbur9, Mibb.
letaun, 9eortbumberlanD, SusQuebans
ma Sauntp, Smli6ls, 8armsr6 unb
9rrpsrs, Farmers BON Msabing, loarz
risburg, Yott6plls, Mcnon9o
omn9 unb Dcrf IL bo.
@rban9s, Qaneofsr Sanfsn, uno
Manufaf. uno Mebanfs 8 Do.
Farmers uon SudS SauntD BIG bo
9ecrtbsrn qibsrtieS, Msboncs,@bss
fer @auntp, 9elawars II. @ermntaun par
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GinsHauot.)
See,le etnbefmtfcte Ilnefbpteu.

Gin prsbissr, BET febr umitanoliet, oen
gum Nelisionsunterriobt sebenben Rintern
Bic gisenfbaftsn Gottss Dorsetrasem bate,
tteate cine NepetitioH an nnb tra9te einem
Subsn: 1T Soft aGssssnlpartis Z? 8iIhur
,par bic 1ntwort. Ser prebiser erfrent
eureb oisie Hntncrt, fra9te prtter. Gage
mir, mein @obn, lit Gott bel gueb III eer
Stnte? 4ntnort ia, 1T gr tei @ueb in BET
Sdeuer ! ia, lit Gr bel Gu6 auf benz Speis
der! ia, 1T CT tei Cub in bem EslIer ?
nein. qBie aus ben 1Bclfen sefaaen, ttano
oer spreciser, Die Sruett Ieiner Hrbeit fab er
sureb bieIe Nntpert Oernihtet. Oennceb
berlcr ber sprep. penW1utb nidbt, sr fina noeb
Gin W1al an unb fraate: 1T Soft aaaeaens
wdrtia? ia, 1T CT bei Cub in per @tube,
Dem Speleter, Der Sbeuer? ia. Wait DO.
ebenoem 5sr3en fraste sr ,peitsr: 1T @ett
bel guh in Dem Seller? untport - neiu.
l1nslidliebsr bat Ittb Ietpsrlieb siM @enera(
natb elmer perlornen 9eblaebt ssfablt, ais
| jeBt bet arme prebiser gnblieb braeb Ieiu
nm itt Gett niebt tsi eueb III oem &slsr?
ei. antpcrtetc Der Sube, ohne bureb ben
Corn ees prepi9ers an6rr Sa1uns sefoms
men 5u fein, ei, neil mir feinen Seller bas
ben. Der Corn bss prebi9ers DerIhpano
uno 3ufriepsnbet frat itatt oefsn auf 1sin
8c(lbt.
Gin prebiser i'm 9aunIhip 5ersfcrb fass
ts III siusm mldpdsn, ,psletes ct in Der dritts
liten $ebre unterriebtste, bic ater gar nidtts
III besreifen Dermobte: inein Einp, Ou ,pei6t
audi gar nitbte; nun, crtpiberte Ite, pfarrer,
Sbr nlbt audi nibt Aaes, i6 weib gttpas
mas Sbr bod niht wibt; uno mas 1T penn
eas, tragic neuslsris Der pfarrsr. @ast
mir, fubr pas Oldr den fort, ,ple lan9e Ihldft
Die Sase auf Dem 5eu? Gid ein .peuis bee
(tnnsnb, antpcrtets ct, nun, 70 lanae bis 1e
ausseIblafsn bat. Sebt Sbr, jasts pas
O1dbhen, bas Sbr es niebt pibt nun, frass
ts Oct pfarrsr neuaieriA 70 Iase 0u mir bod
pie lanse Ite auf pem 6su iblift si, ant.
wcrtete bas D1doeI, 70 lan9e bis man nas
S1ahbcu [Omat] binamftbnt rann fbIaft 0e
auf eielem.
Gin pfarrsr, ber iber slnen 8nten ere
,irnt mar, neil CT nihts tesreifsn fcnnte,
laate III ibm: 9u titt ein rabres sab,
att nein, antmortste oct Snbe trcnber3is. ieb
bin ia Der Sobn 8 eb 6 bon Der anpsrn @eis
ts Der @ebuplfia. gr fibrte ben 3amilisn>
namen 8 t s unb fsin Sater ,pobnts auf
Der ancern 9eite Der Shnplfia, oahsr pas
miBperttanbnlb.
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Der TtberaIe 4sentactter
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