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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21
YOUN(f lady Is desrouS of obtaining a III

z w I-f' II VSI1VV' V1 VU'I''I',- d 81
GoveurSs private family Her education has been such
qdr ter instruct Ill the various branches OF Eng
sh study and the srnch language. Good esm0nial, OF
er competency can be shown; also references gentlemen OF
hisl: standing ANY canuuca;ion addressed :. will b.
received by the advertiser !; LIT wi " Emerson, q Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

NTANTED-A SITUATION rs chambemad or
nurse aRd seanlslress vognS WIZ good city
reference. understands rrssrakIns Aqrly ~ TO Bomecg
W-ANTED--A boz IN dry goods store: one
about or ID years q ~ souli b. preferred Inquire
AZ 2f3 C;rz-awlcI-St' IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21
DRIyATE BOARDIN(f-A gentleman aud his

L wife and two Sage gentlemen can hr accommodated
with pleasant Rooms and Board reasonable term. No
- City Hall Place. within minutes walk IA. Post
Office Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Ba,d after the fr,t OF
Nav viii do we'll % make early application a9 Nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

+! WANTEp-.A situation as Clerk ina Merchants.
Jobt-, or Importers house b. youns man 20 wears
81 age who produce the best gtnc 70 honesty A
i;otl l1sS employees Bankers Address " CormnuiS Park
( Post Office Y Il.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

AIR TraHT STovEs.-Dr. Bates pub
fishes in the Salem Observer, some re-
marks on the subject Of the temperature
caused by the air tight stoves, which have
been recently introduced in ST. Louis, tina,
are well worthy of the attention Of all who
use them. !" He recommends that Their.
mometer be kept in a room warmed BY
them. rather than trust the fa.acy of one'a
feelings for its regulation.-The tempera-
ture, TO preserve health, should not exceed
IS degrees. If comfortable warmth Is
not secured at this temperature. it is better
10 pu. on more clothing than to increase
the heat. These remarks apply 10 everv
other method Of warming rooms. A tenn.
perature oil. 20 degrees will debilitaie !
person in health. In the sick room i. is
often 10 deg. higher.--No wonder then
that the sick are often so long FRUSTRATED,
The marvel is, that they ever get well. A
room warmed by stove should be well
ventilated. or the atmosphere will very
room become impure. and promote die.
ease. "-St. Louis Ariel.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

from competency to beggary? how many
have been the victims Of worthless fortune
hunters? how many have suffered cruel
priva,ions from miserly husbands how
many have been left penniless widows,
their property being taken TO pay their
husbands debts! The law now proposed
simply provides that the wife shall have
the same undisturbed control of her own
estate after marsiage. which she had be-
fore. 1t prevents her property from pas
sing out Of her hands, on marriage, by
mere operation Of law, without her con-
sent. Il eleyases woman one step higher
in the scale Of being, and gives her rank
which in all christian countries she has
proved herself 10 deserve. And besides
all this. the measure Injuries no one-it
take from no man any thing that belongs
TO him-it will prevent frauds and the
smuggling of property-and last, though
not least important in It's consequences. j.
will diminish the number Of old maids,
who now refuse TO marry lest their effects
should be squandered!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15
HER AID
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1913.
TO DELINQUENTs.

Now IS the time to settle your anearsges. We
will receive Wheat, Pork. Beef, Beeswax, Poultry,
&C. atahe highest market price, in payment Of debts
dusrhi Office. Those who neglect t. avail them
selves of this offer, may expect an early demand Of
the cash. We xUsr pay oUR debts, and TO enable
~ to do this, Others must pay US. We have come
TO the conclusion that we cannot live on wind, and
determined to try it no longer.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

A RICH FEE.--It is said that Daniel
Webster, who is retained as counsel for
the heirs Of the late Stephen Girard, in a
suit against the city Of Philadelphia, is TO
receive fee Of fifty thousand dollars if he
is successful.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

II is said that an eminent artist lately
painted snow storm 90 natural, thai he
caught severe cold BY sitting near ii with.
his coat of.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

INTERESTING TO BLAcKsMlrHs.-AM Mr..
Brook. Of Virginia has invented and taken
out pa.en: for Striker for blacksmiths.
which will enable one man at the anvil Is
do a. much work 40 sw9 now can.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

ARRIVAL ExrRAoRDINIRYs.:,. oojs
Atlas Of the 2lst says: :. w M II,
day, at the upper landing ,ls. no
schooner Dolphin, Capt. ~ - dsb,y,
New York, loaded with wn. .,.d b,
Tor New Orleans. She e enc CO.
Cleveland. through the Oa ~, hs I
probably The first schooner Tai Lake y
doatsd from the waters %
/ Ohio"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

MORE SIAMEsE Twin WORCESTERSHIRE
children have been born in Lexington,
Indiana, with the breast bone united the
whole length.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

OH LAND MARKs.-The wing
they intend 10 cling to the old l''a''
We happen TO have some Of E'ss
land Marks in view at this ''as' y
them before the reader that he n! y
his memory upon The subject !
We hope tina, they will bear
these 'old land MARKS and no! ~
of them when the time comes 'a
approve or disapprove Of '0sl
Press.
Hamilton said: i have v a,s..d
tho esh:a.. -. we'll cOl'hss-
amendments TO the articles Of e0'' i
tion can answer the purposes o. s"j
ernments so long as the state go'a'
exist
Give no longer 10 he sy'sn :
Democracy, j. is a curseO S'''s's
G. Otis. .,,Atvl
All public communities 0's s,nt
vided into the few and the w y.
first into the rich and well ~" "a,
ter Of common mechanics S''
Adams. ab
AS well nigh. bla:k'nIs ~
mend a watch as farmer y IL
With his huge paws . =, aoad
book, what can he DO
Ter, 1898. =, Il
If the appeal to the ress0I ~
pie will moi prevail. money 81
be used and that will oo'ail. out
all other means will prove 'D
Y. Com. Adv. 1889.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

By the New Orleans papers received last
evening, it appears that England has 5sen i'm
trigueing against Texas, and that or Govern
ment has sent feet to the latter country TO
protect our rights. Texas must be annexed to
this Union, or England will carry out her de-
signs on our Southern frontier.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

WISCONSIN, MARINE AND FrRE INsu-
RANCE CoMPANy.-The Ottawa Free Ira,
der is out against the issues Of This denom-
ipation and to our view he makes out a
pretty clear case, that the time for wild
cat crash is near at hand. The Trader
occupies over column in giving the rea-
sons for the opinion which he advances,
and they are such as can leave but little
or no doub. that the day is not far distant
when holders Of Wisconsin Marine and
Fire Insurance Company shinplasters
will find that there are no. visible means
TO redeem them. We presume this word
to the WISE will be sufficient 1t will not
be necessary for Us TO quote the whole ar
iicle Of the Ottawa paper :-.he following
paragraph, containing facts that are not,
though they ought to be, generally known
must suffice Peoria Press.
The institution has no legal existence.
II is true, there was years ago company
bearing the name assumed by this institu>
ton incorporated in Wisconsin with DOW
er TO insure property and receive deposits,
but this is an entirely diferen. concern.
That had lis locality in Wisconsin-this
is located in Chicago, Illinois. That was
an insurance company, restricted 10 tina,
alone-this is a bank, issuing paper, and
dealing in discounts and exchanges. This
is not, then, the institution incorporated
by the Wisconsin Legislature under its
name. Nor Wilt be pretended that i,
exists by virtue Of any law of Illinois. Its
existence here is in violation Of our con.
s,itution. Il has then no legal existence. :
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

PoyERTY.-As poverty ~
90 i is The mos. impude0, = :. NE h,
family Of vices. Pride i, , :. 'hs
failing, and sins swee,lv and senaea,
Il smells Of civit, and ,nrn;n. ':s.speesl
ed cheek to the sun, walks Az. rs "a
pie and fine linen. Nay, - !, s;a !
coach and -four !. and IN hou,r : i'da d
castigasion. bolts itself n . : eaile
upholstery. and in & Of hun;Mss'I
at least . couple Of hour, a.",
miserable sinner. Hence. , aa:, MI
worst has its good grace,. 'lus
!. never odends that ex,raon,;n i. ~ ~
ton. public decency; Tor ,ho "s,y u
much about it, j, is, neye,,h Sdsa vi
times as difficult to discover ).
lceman. No; pride, being . s j.. y |,
well TO do 10 the world, NAV (. ', ..
peesaole. Pride keeps barouch h '''' =
enness may. OF may not, be ,s..
according to its education. WIZ
education, we mean the neca,, nsl
studies. For the drunkenness ' !! Coy
oers over champagne, is very a y.
' vice to the drunkenness tha, ,,i., e y
from pewter quartens. --Ar,oa ..s ny
vice that may have its laudai;o a's !
y consor's with beggars; bat !. y
among that supicious class The re.,, \
cove'ousness and avarice are Calls d
Tor our part. we have ever ,hon. sa
amongst the noblest virtues sa -,
deed in their heart Of hearts. d. aug ~:
out of ten think them. And III, ~ nH
they do; they give them hard ISL ~
then, to make amends for ,he; a'' ~
harshness, take them to Their i ao.' H'a
the same way tina. foolish mo vt'Oa'
she sees her baby doing all .o,,. 81,
hold misdemeanors, cries. . :. ~. aa
wretch" and then catches the e} {Id
arms and covers it with k;..s s''u ~
are few other vices tina. NAV a, =.
be tured into passable virtues, # f,.
good company. Lust, cruelty. .ss 81
each and all of these NAV h,,.
pretty alias-ano,her ,irillino -.
name for the long ears Of biped1 ,b;s y.
tiers. But there is one yice-apd,b
IS poverty-which all men declare.
Infamous, incorrigible, incapable Of =.
ment; leper-a wretch-a mon,.
be confined in cabins and cellars, a
Ike scapegoat into the houIiue n
ness.-London Punch.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

Mn. WEBsTER.-Amidst The gewS
joicing Of the Wings over the re,u
this gentleman to their ranks, mullr
loud and Deep of dissatisfaction, !
casionally heard. The Richmond n
the special organ Of Mr.. Clay a. ,hss
breaks forth in the following jply
burst Of eloquence a. the though! of
holding further fellowship with Mn
Burlington Gazette.
And shall the Wing party s,a
ceive into communion this Arch ia
this traitor TO everything ma I'd
honor hold dear-this associate and
ing head of Cabinet whose ,ouebn
luton, and whose interior is one
nous lazar house Of corruption! N
he brought one hundred thousand m
his back; no. if, coupled with i
acknowledged abilities, he bore, ID
own person, the talents Of all The
men this country has produced SID
landing at jamestown, down to h1
ent year of our Lord one THOUSAND
hundred and forty-,hree I!
Mr. Webster is doing the Hbt
favor by re-en.ering their ran.
are strong. and he wants populrIli
are certain of success. and he Vuhs
other office; they can do anything
please, and he has ultimate views y
the Presidency Of the United Sss!
knows shat no man csn be elected, q
at the will and pleasure of 'hsgsa
party Of this Union. The Whlgn
this, we hope, in time TO pr"'
from accomplishing his pu'p's
would bring moral leprosy in'oNf'
which would spread like con'ag'an
u.s.
Urn 1AHn M.pvo Wnlg
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

O. The weather, for the past week, has
been unusually warm, for the season. The at
mosphere is now warm, the ice on the shores
Of the river fast melting, and the channel SO
free from running ice that boats might pass
without trouble.
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Slutra1e BET Den SeOuinen.

Gines Soee6 befano ib MIDI, tpdbrenb
melnes Seiu0es in Der 2Suite, bel Dem
Stamme Der Sedan ouf Dem plaee, mo
Der pferoemorft eebalten muroe, no ib
3eu9e zines mir neuen grei9nii1es waro.
Sin Nrober bon Dem Stomme &eboief,
oer ecpobnlib in Der ytdbe BON Sae oao
9ela9ert 1T. bate fib elmer periilben &o:
rapane, tpelbe na6 Meda eine, anoe=
f6lof1en. Nuf Dem 3u9e ourb Die SSiiz
ife bate ct erfobren, oob Die Sedan ibre
3elte i'm @ebiete BON Ileppo auf9eibla.
gen bdtten, uno perlieb feline @efdbrten,
um fib eini9en Surfomonen, lpelbe Sa:
meele faufen .pollten, an5ulblieRen. Gr
par ale arabiiber &leioerbdnoler perfle
oct. uno erfunoiete fib bel AOen Die ct
auf Dem @eee trof. nab einem Qrober,
Namens Sebil el S1efi. gdemano woa
te i'm fennen, aber CT lieb iib ni6t abs
fbreden uno perfolete feline Sfa6fors
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Bur uuterbaltuns unO Selebrun9.
Giaentblilnlihe S6elmeret.


gu 9urin bate itb aines Slahmittass elm
Iebr beIiebter Saitenprepiser 70 tief in feline
Wlaterie perwifeIt, caB es baraber gang bun.
fel sewcrben mar. Nls ct nun enrlidb 2lmen
sfast bate, borte man mitten in oct STRIDE
folsenpes febr Yernebmliebe Ssfsnntnib: -
"66rt mid al, mcine brittlihcn Srlber,
bort midb reuisen Shuocr ait! 9ie worts
oieIes 8ottesmannes baben mein 6er5 ll,n9s
febrt. Sa ieb mill midi beGcrn itb mill alle
msne 8crsreeben einseitsben. SD bin Elm
Aopceat, ber BON jeber aae Ieine glenten be.
betrosen fat; id, babe Icbcn Idnatt ben Gal;
gen Usrpisnt. SD tla9s mid nit Slsnuuns
meinss Slnmens an. SD FIN bet Abpptat
g., bsr jset in Der ct, I9atbatra6e
,pobnt." - wis, 86T,piebt! fsl bier cine
raube Stimme elm: Ou lisit! paft ben
SalsenItrif, 6ritIiebe Sraper! padt i'm,
ieb beG6,p6rs Gud. 8 Of bin Der ebrliebc
IpSotat e f..., psfsn gbre ct atlebneirsn
mil. = O1an bsnPs fb Das grtaunsn Der
Serlanmluns. Snceden bate ltb Der lcle
Soscl aus bem Staubs esmabt.
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"hlahnh9 oes Oterridttcrs pcsbalb ,ur ltn<
teriuhuns 9rjp9en. gr cyfldrte, roE er ouz
Bet Stanoe fstr barilbcr bic sernaite glus.
tunft 81 9eben, ea ct ltnD Irine 1nseb6riaeu
feit 9Gcblafen batten. 9a ftcb ater erook.
b0b ciu Olann in ptn 2tuacn6l6, no Der
UIorb 0erlIbt fpcrben, 9erape bei Sem 6ouGe
pcrater9e9ansen mar, 70 tpurpe Olartin ries
fem bor9eteHt.
Oleler faste aus "Sh erfcnne in pem
Saner Olartlu Den Wlorrer niebt. sen id
seirben babe; feine SIciOuus bate smar
aepnllfbes init Der oe6 0lartin, aGer fein
Seittbt mar gang 0er1cbieben.'
Auf bieIe 2(usIase risf Der in 9occsauatt
ihwetenbe Olartin aus: "Gott Iei sclcbt
er fcnnt mid niht %
Oie(e 29crte leste ber 9titbtrr 70 aus, ais
nsnn CT bapurh ieincr Stbulp fcb bsipust,
Gin nnpillflhrliebes @stanbni6 ocr Ilorp.
that absslest batte, unb ct rpuroe nun IcsIricy
perbaftet uno itren9e bspactt.
Ssl oiel9r SprausfcBuns ber Stulb belt
ee Der Nibter fir aberflIfs, bic Srau unp
Die Sinoer bes Olartin unO beiTen Nahbaru
5u psrnVbmrn, III Dem 6aale bes permeintlis
t6en Ol6rpers SlatbIucbunscn an3uttelen,
Oh itb irsenp etipaS al @rlo, &leiOunas.
ftNfcH pber anOrrn 5atIeIisteiten porfdupe,
oelicn gl9entbum CT nitbt nadb3uweIrn i'm
Stanbe Iel nod lttb iber pen frnbcrcn Sc:
btnspanpCl bes Serb0fteten III crtunpi9en.
Olan macbte es firscr man unterwarf ben
Serbdtbti9en Der fo9enannten crbentliben
Sortur, uuo pa ibm Der Scbmers ein un,paDs
res SetdnpniB erprebt bate, ,purpe CT gum
Scce card oas STAB perurtbelIt.
9iefe Senten5 puroe aucb OoQ,caeu, Iein
9aab' nnO Gut eontscirt nno bic unaluf.
li6e Srau nit ibren ftebcn paterlclcu Gin.
bern Dem eleno spreis 9csetsn. Sir lucbtc
5alfe i'm Oeiterreic6ifcben, Of fte Iclcbe bort
sefunpen, ilt nidt bcfannt se,porpen, aber -
einl9e 36oben nab O1artin's 6inrit6tuns
wurpe Gin S6Iewibt anbersr 0erbrecbm ipes
9en er9rltfen uno 3ur llnterfucbuns 9escsen.
2Se9en DlclCr perilbter 9ewaIramer 9iebs
itaEle wurbe CT gum Sasen perurtbeiIt, unb
ct betannte inter Dem Sal9en, ba6 CT oen
Naubmoro beSansen, wofhr osr 8aucr
WartIn 9erarert wproeu mar.
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VohterltGber 2(uswe0.

Die 8Iritsn perS1eacrtdmmc Dunfce unp
AraSas mi0en jeOe 9Doebs sinnlal 6fentlitb
ipsllsn, paHllt tcb pas 9OIf BON ibrem suten
Afpstlte mo ibrer 9elunbbslt i,bsrSeusen
Fam. I8as Die Seudnte tetrltfr, ftnp (tc
al plslem SaSe gum blcbcn qBaIer perur.
tbsilt. D1an bat inpeOen sinsn po10srlietn
4newes erbatt. Der SIrf Ghdst namlieb
nit cinem 9tabe auf ben Slid, wenn Ct
trlnfen nil, nno bic sanss Dlade per 3u1ebau
ct mirft ftcb platt auf Ben 8open bin. OF
ct MIN waGer cper SraiItpsin gu (teb mint,
fam natiirlieb SliemanO lsbsn. Nrst itcb ia
nod eIn 3rpeifcr, 70 miro CT ale WlajsItdtss
Serbre6er init oem 9oDe bsllraft. ge 1T
nibt 5u lausnen, Dab auf picle Art, ntniss
itens IN qDefafrita, bic ssiellItbaftliebe Orps
nuas auf tas Seqnsmlts erbaltsn perpsn
Fam.
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Der i(bulolos Sinoeribtete.

Sn einem Oorfe in Napois, Das unter oas
Yarlament bon Yarie septrts rpuroe in Der
crfcn Salfts bes pprissn Sabrbunosrts ein
Wlann BOT ber 6Itte zines 9anomannee, init
Stamen D1arti,, in Oct Staebt erf6lasen.
SieIer Wlartin par ale ein feibiser sanos
MANI nno suter 5auspatsr beeannt, nno
,pabreno Der Wlorb Oeribt worben, bate ct
init feiner Srau uno tebsn Sinbsrn in tisfem
S6laf selescn.
Oa bet Dlcro bor oem 5aufe oisIes $anos
!nannes teritt pcrteu, 70 ,puree CT auf Ssrs
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s$gHssepae6fte gitGterstsGre.
Die Oriparti,ittt. J..

Oefters Ibon bat uns bic 5optfnuna tetrossn,
Soat nns gar manbmal I'M $eben bele9en,
unp mir tebalten lte oennob in Nbt.
Spfnnnsspcl febn mir Der Sufunft entsesen,
2Sie III Der Serne auf rofsen 3Seaen
ISeiter ,lno Iicblieb Die Sreupe uns labt.
W1orsen sepiB ,piro oein wunf6 Dir erfillct,
Olcrsen eein lebneno Serlansen seitiIet
6ofe sebnIcis unb bleibe setrott.
9leb es eriebeinen bon fernen Setreuen,
DIR jest ben beilisen S6wur Al erneuem,
Srlete 9s,plB nit oct mcr9enben Ycf.
Siesnal i'm Gpiele sepi6 su sewinner,
9arret 70 WIaneter nit ansltenpem Ginnen,
9Sebiclt i'm Sieter init 6Be unp Srplt
5eute ncb miro er 9erln9 nur 9catbtet,
OlcrSsn als Scrbilo bon Sislsn bstratbtet,
Sbm brinset Selb ia bic mprseaos Yof.
Irmutb perbinpert oft bier i'm Qeten
9elbN oen Sefhiften i'm f;ibistten Streten !;
Aber cs blelbt ibm bod mamtbmal eu Croft,
Sbm bat Gin 3nfaa Den G6nner aelpieIen,
Sbm ieines e5siites probufte scprie(en,
Drum bctft Gin Hmt CT nit mcrsenoer pctt.
Seltf nod am 3ie(e ner iroiftbcu NciIe
Soffet auf Oiorsen Der Sbor uuo Der ISeifc,
2Dnnibt, pa6 nod enmal oct SrIblins ibm
fprpst.
Ibe. sar Wanher i'm $aufe bes sebeus
6pfet auf Selo, Nmt uno Sriefe Vereebens,
Sbm trnset gar nitts Die mor9enpe Spolt.
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SlOtbt9e oBinte fur Steieni9en, mel.

~NptT'SS <D'Htt IHt S|ttIIUtJCIly iUttf
6e germ reid peroen mDbten.
Ser sanse Scrtbeil ben Der Se(ts pes @els
bes perfcbafft, 1T osr @etraucb pri1elben.
Scrausseiest, pab 9u Gin Olann BON all,
ertannter Slusbeit uno Neebd6afenbeit bit,
70 tannit gu nit feds 9balern jabrieb
Sir pen Sebraueb Don bnnrert 9balcrn
Nerfhatfen.
lSer bee Cages ettpa 3nsi Gents burtb
WIhBl99an9 perliert, Der perliert purcb Miz
6issans jabrIlh ilbsr feds abaler eas bei6t:
er perliert ben Yreie fur ben Getraucb BON
bunpert Sbalsrn. User, cinen 3aa in ben
anbern seretbnct tasleb Gents unnhs aus
alebt Der 9iebt obermals pas YriDilssiltm
aut 1abrlitb bnnpert Sbaler 3u Ieinem @e:
braub sn baten User nnu6tbiger weiIe
einen sbaler rpertb bon feiner 3cit perI6mcn.
oct, cer Derlicrt einen Sbalrr, unb banoelt
nlcbt tlhser, als menn ct 9erabeau cinen
Sbaler gum Sentcr binaus pirfe. Q3er eis
nen Sbaler Derliert, Derliert niht alleln oieIc
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CT er,perten fcnnte, ipeun CT Ite auf ir9eno
cine Hrt anselest ODER umseIest bdtte, uno
piss bstrast in Der 3eit, Dab ein junser O1ail
alt rpirc, cine betraebtlidbe @umme.
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preis fir Die 21aars, Der Dem Capital unp
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ee ibm aue6lsibt sleib fommt folsltb bee
sablt Der, Der auf greoit Fault, 3iuIcn fir
bas, mas CT faaft, unp Der, ,peltber taar bes
3abltt bate iein @elo Gcnff benusen fonnen,
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,pas ct sefauft bae, ben @cbrauh oapon Der.
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gu te5ablen neil oerjenise, ber anf grepit
perfauft, parauf re@net, curt fbIimms
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rem, unD oesbaIb auf Iaee, tpas ct 70 pers
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DC paburb erlest weroe
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sablt leinen She'll bon jeocm luhbIas.
Mer nit baarem Seloe te3atlt, sntssbt,
obcr fann bod jeDer Gufase entSebsn.
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Ser Transisfaner uno Der cSuoe.

Ser Vranatsfaner uno Der cSuoe.
SIN Sabre 1892 sins sin priefer aue oem
Sran;iefansrorpsn, Der fdca msbrere Sabs
re bincnreb in cem ct. pceltner Sireblprsn.
sel aIs Ses!forser NIT aRscltellt war, unp
1th boraislib ansse,atnet bate, naeb eis
men, cine balbe 9tunoe Don pcr pfarre cnt>
lessnen S6IcGs, Inn oafsfblt WlcfTs gu lelm
Als ct bon oa naeb fsiner Wobnuns surias
febrte, bssesnete ibm bci einsm tltinsn parf
Elm iunser Wenlh, per Dor Salte Sittsrts,
,lnb faum 70 biel $umpcn an feinem Seize bats
te. ba6 Ct bic Slt6e cainit bersfen fcnnts.
Der prietter, Don oem Glenoe ces junsen
Wenf6sa seribrt, lanste ieine Sorfe beraae,
SAB ibm bic feds3sbn &reuter, bic oarin ipas
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Sunsfrau 50 b6bs 5sGel. Sie mar ses
borsn 5u @tepnep [enslano] uno pisnte Sies
ls Sabre ole semsiner Soloat i'm finften
acknowledgement. Sie maebts i'll mebrss
ren 2beilen bon europa cine @sibe bon
Dslo3ise NIT, unb fctbt inter anoern aud in
bsr msrftpiroissn @blaebt bon 8ontensp,
1747, no fte einen Sajonettti6 in ben 1rm
erbislt. &6nis @eors oer Yierte CAB ibr in
ibren Issten $sbeneiabren cine rsidlibe pens
fton. Sic ftarb gu Brighton. ras felt laus
SEE 3sit ibr wobnort mar, am I2ten 0ss
etmber 1921, bunosrt ano aebt Sabr aft.
Differ Stein ceft ibr @rat.