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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23
LATE FROM EUROPE

Inc arrival of the great Western brino
London and Liverpool dates 10 the I3l
ut. The papers by her, however. con,ai,
nothing of interest to the American reade,
ihey are filed mainly with the particular,
OF The visit of the King of the French +,
'he British Queen, which appears 10 have
oeeh conducted with as little osten.alion ;
me extraordinary occasion would nermi,
ou' SIM with no little pageantry and show
ne arm IN arm promenadiny of Ooee,
Victoria with The French King. and the fire.
Iuent and cordial shaking of hands Of ,ba,f,
ugust parsonage with the King of ,be
rench has nearly turned The heads of the /,
ohnny Balls, and the ADMINISTRATIONS or
'pnlar APPRECIATION are immense. Every L
ing apperaIning TO this display, even 10 \
e mlnutest article of dress displayed on Q,
e occasion, is swalowed with the utmos, te
eediness by the starving millions of Eng n,
49, probably for the reason that they can ca
nothing better to satisfy their craving c.
pehtes a;
The commercial news is unimpor,ant t;r
y further than The assurance that every ",
'nch OF industry is in a prosperous condl. bn
H. particularly The commercial, as shown en-
Inc revenue of The government from thar :,
rec, which has far exceeded all expecta, ,ho
!, and ofcourse gives great relief 10 the :. =,
les OF The ministry. There is no adj Lo,
ce IN cotton though the market is firm IRA
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

,. INDUSTRY AND INTEGRITY. There i
a ;", possible to man which industry ane
N r,es r. will no, accomplish. The poo
~! OF Yesterday, so poor that dollar wa.
-. miracle IN his vision-houseless. sboel.ss
t t"", .Oreadless-compolled to wander an
d N" IL LON village to village, with his bun
sDa '. y, his back, in order to procure labor
,h "u me means o. subsistence. ba, become
to.da u'e mt and honorable young man Of
and I' 4. oy the power Of his good Tich, arm
Dss 'e s poten: Influence Of his pure princi-
ed a wn held and porpetualIy maintains
cali. d "ncn poverty, and what the world
.snss u,ss,ace, starred him il the f,cs' h. :
s s1sads1ed not hu, pressed onward ' ani NJ
III. 'u u; most in high and grea, exerio u e i
sn ' midst Of disasters aod O., !"
ed ". Let the young man be- e char ia-
hi race. High blood--whs, a ms, ssnnss
So,, course be in his veins. h. ni : i
sad AMERICAN anne and therefore q ,oys,. lee
,Aa, p prince. Wealth what care. ha y
walk ~ long as his heart is pure md d h Il.
know pt'sAt-he knows and hi. con,, "as
mat II. little finger Of an , unr;aG,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23
THE
A1PLEX ADVERTISER
j. f. FORD.
PRoPRIFTon AN, y.

r,n ~ ,"orRItToh AND PUrLsmtR
I'M, ADvfsTIsEs will be issued req
IN every instance. No subscy;ut;o, :''
oieved for less period than six months nin DC re-
~pvkarIsEmtNTs will be charged at the rate NJ
USE DOLLAR per square, ten lines or lessI f.,
Inc nrst insertion, and fifty cents for each 81,
announcing n% candidates for ofrce-ten for State
The Ga HSe lot ; SGun fy-invariably in advance
'ne CAoH VIII DC required for all job VII
served. 'u'e VIII be strictly OBJ
Letters addressed tn this ofic,
; ,sust Ie post paid, or they might not be- aI
81, u Aavertisements should be marked with
viii ha nnpt; o. insertions on the margin, or the,
accordingly. e'e' OUT an charged
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23
INTEREST ON ALABAMA STATE BoNns

INTEREST ON ALABAMA STATE BoNns
1t Is alike matter Of qualification and pride
10 record the promptitude with which the
oiate authorities meet the responsibilities
OF Alabama, both at home and abroad THE
interest upon the State Bonds have in ev.
cry instance heretofore been provided and
forwarded in advance of the time when
falling due. Sometimes, as has now been
Inc case, month or siA weeks sooner than
has actually. been required. The desire
thus manifested 10 provide against con,in>
gencIes by renting in time, thereby pre-
serving the credit of the State, eviaces
the right sort of feeling, and hope may ey.
Ell continue to ac,uate lho,e on HON de,
wolves the duty of guarding the honor of
our State.
The annual interest due for State Bonds
amounts to upwards of half a million of doI>
ars, payable sem>annuaIy in London and
View York Oflhis 100000 is for State
stock in the Bank of Mobile, which the
sank provides for. The se,ni.annual cou>
ons which fell Que the LIST inst and paya,
lie at New York, amount to SlO7,5OO
these were paid punc.ually at The Phenix
'ank in ci'y.-The interest on small
or'Ion of'he Bonds payable in New York
January next, has also we learn been
rovided. +
On the Sterling Bonds, payable in Lon t
on, the semi-annuaI coupons falling due a
J January 1915, amount to S76.527 a
his, as we learn from tho New York pa. 4
ere, has likewise been provided, and re- I
I'led by the Caledonia steamer, On the L
5h ul'.-MobiIe Register. a
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

n TAKE Care OF yorp ur,,ru u,.
rect -Some writer remarks ,ba, ,.na 49,.
sec people iromP'iug about in the mud
WI" 'eaiher soaked through; and how Of
." 10 such people, when they return home
~ ao"n by the freside and permit :hejr
'eef 70 dry without either cLanoino ,bo;.
stockings or shoes. Can we then wo,do.
a. me coughing and barking, and rbeuna
vs." ana inflammation, which enable tho
'''o'S 10 ride IN their carriages? We,
leel most commonly produce affection. orI
'"e ,nroat and lungs; and when such disc,
SEES nave taken place she house i. on e.
danger is not far off; therefore. Ia, :.
treat our readers, no matter how healthy
to guard against wet feet.''
THICK SHOES Talking of we, feet a.
IA the foregoing typographical item of our
melange of originally and seIec.
IONS reminds us of the propriely ofadmon i
Sn'"s the ladies' of our city to bc,ake them. I
serves 10 The use Of thick shoes. We b,ve
'een In The annual habit, at or anon, ,h;s
eas'n OF the year, Of advising this resor,
"' we nave the pleasure of knowing Thai |
'a"y nave attended to it with profit TO u
'e"se'ves, as found in "footinr up,, tho n
ccoun' current Of their constitution with I
'at MEMORABLE gentleman denomina,e6 tho Of
c'erk OF the weather" We "go inn for til
'ek SHOES as preventives of The bad phys. b.
al consequences of wet or damp feet, and IN
e doctors must pardon our uespass on bu
cir premises, or it may be on their prac III
e. 1t we advise the ladies once scain to Viz
o Ia " Tor them also--to 20 in literally. que
o the shocmakers' stores, and procure aug
%, stout thick, double soIed walk,ng shoes Ere
'aD'e ior the present and approaching ooh
sons Who has got the nea,es, and best pop
saic!.-- Bah, .S~. min
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

FAT LADY "our ON rur p.,.
ans see tho following laughabIe
account OF tho trials of ia, ady At sea
gong me rounds. The account is given in
Inc 'ady's OWE words:
"Onr cabin had Two boxes in i, called
berth,, though collins would be nearer the
sh'ng, tor you think more of your latter end
al sea great deal.-One of these il si,ua-
ied over The oher like two shelves. and
'h"se together make what is called state
room. What would you think of not ha
wing no dressing nor nothing? Bat YOU
ehall hear all, My berth is The u,per,
most one, and | have to cIimbe up to il.
putting one foot on the lower one and tbe
mhsr away out on the wash stand. which
great stretch, and makes il very strain
ing; then ! lift one knee on The birth and
roll INTO 1t sideways. This is very in
o""'en'en' 10 woman of my size, and
very dangerous. Last night pu, my foo,
GA MRS. Browns face as she laid asIeepI
''''e 70 me edge Of the lowe. one, and
near pul her eye out, and | have torn
neaHy ali The skin off my knees and then ;.
nave been burnt, and my head is swell 8
ed.-To dismount is another feat Of bor o. 81
mansh'P only fl for a sailor. You canno, G.
." Up Tor the floor overhead, and SO you -
nave TO turn round and roll your legs tut
hss'' and lhen hold on ill you touch some :,
"hefe and let yourself down upright Its -
dreadful work, and not very decent for w.
'e'cale female II the steward happens to r
come In when you are in the act this way "
don't know which is the hardest, to ge, =. ~
"a or out OF berth; both are the mos, diff. e.,
'cult things in The world, and | shall be ~ ~,
S'ad when am done with it, am obi ~
,ed 10 dress 10 bed before leave it, and '"'
i"body who hasn't tried to put on their "a .,
,'e'hes lying down, can tell what task i, WI
f. Laclng stays behind your back, and se'
n your face nearly smolhercd with bed SCI SCI
'o'nes' and feeling for the cycle, hole with tue
40 hand and trying topui the tag in with q q,
ne other, while rolling about from side to VOL
'ae Is no laughing matter. Yesterday our
'siened on the pillow to my busile by mis-.
lAe IN harry, and never knew II ill the a'''
ooP'e laughed and said the Sea agreed , :,
TN me, l had grown so fat But putting ~ l,e'
" stockings is the worst: there amt room o'p'
''oop forward; so you have TO bring your ID"
." 10 !"u' and; stretching out on your POI"
aIA, III up your leg till you can reach we ",
~ ufss !, on. Corpuleat people cam, al. = he
oys 90 this easy, can tell you.-You Dan
o''o ply me Il you could conceive: bu, po',
~ cant-no, nobody but woman can Tell IN >
va. female suffers confined in berth !, prov
a. '0''h d. @
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HISTORICAL FAcr.-By reference 10
'ne map OF Delaware, II will be seen tba,
Tue boundar, between that the BOUNDARY
between thai State and Pennsylvania is Of
se'ni'cIrcular form, as if drawn with
a, accuracy. The Germantown
Telegraph says it was so drawn. William
rem presented 10 his daughter Le,itia a
circuit, f which New castle was the cen
tre' OF fifteen miles round, which he called
Lefitia Manor; and 1t is that which gives
me singular appearance 10 tho boundary
line. II was originally designed to be a
'ortion of Pennsylvania.
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,o'h; man, Is more than the whole body o
a., a" e"em'nale and dshones, rich nan--
hese are the men who make the country
VINO or'ng 1t 10 whotever Of an iron s;oe,y
aad unia'''ng spirit it possesses or desires !.
VINO are rapidly rendering i, the mighies,'
as ), Is The frees', land beneath The circle
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

MeNuMENT TO WEB TER The last res
ling place Of the veneraled Noah Webster
is now marked BY an imposing monument,
as symmetrical as his character and as en-
during as his fame. Ii consists Of a lofty
shaft of dark Quincy granite, resting on a
massive blood of the same material. Nc
inscription graces the column excep
WEBSTER" chselled in material fitted to
endure the decay Of coming centuries The
patrlarchal name Of "Noah" should have
hcen added, so familiar 10 every schooIbo,
IN New Eng'and, as we'll as The adults
throughout our common country This
monument was prepared in Boston at nm
expense II about $500 1t stands in the
Western section Of The bnrying ground,
adjoining the tomb Of another iiluslrious 500
of New Haven, aEli Whitney"
Wo notice, in addition 10 This chaste
monument 10 the memory of Dr.. Webster.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

p., J, nf NINA EalTF' 1The phlade phil
enquirer, OF lgsi Tuesday, speaking Of n.
d''er'ie encampment fars.e d near tha, CIV
! says: - K III,
DC scene al times was frighfu'. The
shouts aad screams Of The women snJ ob;l
ufon, together with The groans, lamepla
uonS, ana cXcIa,nalions Of Tho me, uora
calculated to excite feelings of deem com
,': Tor The wre'ched objects of de-
''S'1''' Yesterday morning two h;tIe chill.
c'ei' were found in the cncampmenf, per.
'e'oy e"'d' stiff and dead. Many grown
persons were also suffering severely, and1
nc persons who resido,in the neg borhood
'DsO'u'e'y forced some of the females into
her houses, with The object of saving
ho'' ''Ees' Much misery and poverty will
10 aoaO' result from this de!usion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

: uncut 10 bo virluous, to he pure-anc
" Nc ",y yor must slsivr! Put On that
'Uehs'"' Let thy chiya Try be aroused
I9 INST SIN! Let virtue be the lady Of
ny Ioye-defond her. -
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ARE PRINTERS SMART

D An excellent author. whom, wa man,
e qouie, perhaps correctly saws. tba. no ,,aa.
Sc"us mo Tue world smarter and more nc-
I've men ihan that of printing, Look to
Wtlces Q! trust and honor-where taieot
5 ana energy are required -and YOU wiIfbe|
b must 'iHe'y to had them filed with printers
, .Whomake our best editors, LAWYERS nrooch
r ers, mayors, and Congressman? Primers
, PRINTING Is glorious business. thus tn
III " man iof honor and usefulness. A COL |
leSe education is not 10 be compared with
an education at The case. One of the
greatest lawyers England ever produced C
was printer The greatest PHILOSOPHER 81
81 America was printer. Who is the p,
mayor OF London? A Printer. Who are iy
nc Mayors Of Glasgow, Eiinburp. and
FERN! Printers. So also are The Wavors fe
! New York Washington and Savannah lie,
,F'n'ors by trade The recent Mayor Of ba
'oS'oh was printer Thare are some 10
a'ns 'ike coZen printers in Congress- du,
mem honors TO their profession -Pr;n-
RS ARE lookIng up. Who would not he ,
ih'erf 10 The young apprentices a, he 49,
Use, Or at The rolIerstand, wub s,,,.,v &, the
. or o'r'y myers, we would say, don't be mel
'coufasea. A few years ago, all the dis ted
lsuished men we have named above. v
ere similarly employed. Sick to your sass
s'hess, and every leisure hour Won have who
'pioy IN The perusal of usefu; books and Run
the cultivation of your minds. Then men
day viii not be far distant, when, if ARE
I are true to yourselves and contract no ting
habits, you will become useful and hon thor
bic misunderstanding a wide md selve
lihful Influence. Think often or Tho them
mp'e OF Franklin Courier. as III
order
'iTA Lrry OF sEED.--We fad tho fI,ou fred
paracranb {, Ia,e killed
!, prove
Spectator:
lowers are made the type Of wha, is "A
~, but the noraist does no, look deem the m
lsh--'he seed of the flower is f,rever the h,
oducec, and as we often see retains its hetwe
'''y forages. A pea taken from a vase sem
In an Egyptian sarcophagus; and sup malbe
% oe @oaf years DID, has terminated releg
e garden OF MIR. Grimstone, of High Penn
ana there are now nineteen pods on it. circuit
flower o: the pea was white, but of a tire, of
mar form. SO if these nineteen pod Letilis
we're cooked the Englishman of the the sin
eenh century would eat with his lamb. line.
one gonota,ion laier ihaa ~ - portion
LED The Egyptians in the days Of
gyphics! =,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

SAGArTTY OF Docs The dogs by the
Nie drink when they are running 10 es
cape the crocodIes. When those of New
orleans wish to cross the Mississippi the,
pafh al the rivers edge 10 attract the all.
5a'ofs' who are no sooner drawn from
heir scattered haun Is, and concentrated on
ne ne spot than the dogs plunge In he water
S"'r up me stream. An Esquimsux dos
NAT was brought to this country, was given
o articles which are rarely seen in ,bn
'a'iVe Europeans, whose subsistence does
lot depend on heir own resources
ns ms food round him, and fe,gning sIee,
order TO allure fowl. and rats, wbcbbe
ever tailed TO add to his store.
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nocence can alone appreciate, She declare,
'o'Dr Luke, he attending physician, rha
she con ID rot brook the thought Of III,
wor'uS suspicious tha, want Of charity
on her part had driven her Husband 10 Al,
tempt to take his own life. Soon nG,r she
i :. me room. The nexl morning he was
found about 40 rods from the house. n l;ls.
Jess corpse. She had taken poison. IN
70 the l7tt, The husband was san linn
hongh partially deransed There was mol
rope Of his recovery. They have lerI
hree children, The younges, a child Of two
ears.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

q "n'ehh nave been erected within soma mon,
po"' one. erected 10 the memory of !,
venerable james IlIIhouse, is a cbas,
marble structure, about eight fee, bipb. wir
appropriate ornaments and inscripI;oos
hnoIher' erected BY the officers and crew !
'he U . ship PEBBLE, in memory of Co.,
,Hanoer 'oorheers, who died in The =
'"uies. This is an Upright marble "
n"sa' devices. 1t is altogether the me-
hnished monument in the enclosuro
neat marble obelsk marks the spo, who,
ne remains of the ilfaed Tutor D,y;o,
repose, Contiguous to The tomb Of his ;I,,s,
'r'ons ancestor, the former preside Mt ofYr
College " Ii {
MANY Other tasteful monuments h.
oeen recently erected in differen, n.,,s
we grave yard, in addition to the abov,
"hlch exhibit chaste designs and great 4
TESS 10 the ground they intend 10 cons
rate. SSAS'
!" notice tasteful improvements in many
u the private Enclosures, especially IN
'ard to the shrubbcry aud flowers n
s0iKs are kept in neat repair and the ,r.,
hf'Ve luSurlently, while The beautiful bor
Ter OF forest trees and creepinp sbrnh"
as' becoming highly ornamen tai 70 :, !
rounds they enclose. --Nev II are, pm.
'ium. - a'e" rate
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

:, Inc Brandon (Missj Advocate Of n.
ION inst says-"We also Learn from ono.
'ner source that Gen H G Runnels. far
merry Governor Of this S,a,e, who em;.r.
'e' 10 texas about two years since, has ma,
violent death. Report says he was 49,
SasSnated by band of lawless rascal.
VINO waylayed and shot him. Il is said ,h..
Nunneis and some other respectable gentle,
hieh' were sent By the civil AUTHORITY ~
arrest a parcel OF men who were comni,
''ng 'hrIous acts Of violence under the mn
'A0r''y OF Lynch, or as they styled them.
'e''eS' Regulators. They, or part of
mem were secured and lodged in Jail, and
IS hunnels and his a associates of law ,nJ
'der' were returning home, they were
lfec on, and several others, besides b;mseIf
''ed' 1t was hoped that this repor, would
rove uniobnded.
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"A NEW sEcT.-A new sect has mod. IT,
appearance IN New York, under the nam.
81 ihe Christian Israeli,es.n Their hs
''el IS sald 10 be compounded of the doe,
'I'nes oil Christianity, Millerism and Ind.
ism. N Suoas
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

funch says that the early Italians u..,
'a"'e instead OF coin; and person wonId
sometimes send for change for a ,bou..ns
~ GDa D nnnat ~hen ne would receive TWEEN.
y J, ave pound sheep, or, perhaps. icbe wan
.eo very small change, there would ~
CIV lambs amang them, The inco,vo.
enIe OF keeping flock of sheep at ons,.
''o"e, or paying in short horned be;c..
ones private sccoua, led 10 ule miro.
uction of Bullion. "".
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

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81 ccm 0Pnhl 8ermb9en cer'y
fauft nertcn, ceer cine 9ctte am @anal. "A
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nsrnen @iitcrne, eincm 9epfel gntlm9orten,
@isbaus unb IL 9lder eano. -
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10 Sue Toa. '. ~
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ffalten ocmad,t eine Sd,ruer su baleu. Cies
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SutlhcrcL
$50. S.-Giue atte ncn 4 9tfer,
nit cinem bequcmcn Nau6, sprin9tous mo
Stan.
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nit ciucm 9uHdcnmadjcr Sdap.
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prn IS 2Idcr. t| ...
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bon 10 older. .. ~ .....
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Cine hinlingIid'e Sudntitit QRicicn NIB
SHclSlaro mjrc gu jecrr Frte 0cmeReu mrrs
ocn. &crtcu Roufnltiac piluiCteu hos
Qanb ouf duprrc 9irt pcrtbCtLf Al hater, 70
roB Hlcbr cher meniqcr Ednb III elmer &ctte
caCr @Iurrct fcmmt, 70 faun itucn eomit
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tteiIur9 ictr bc0ucm Ac!cgen, NH cs finn 70
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curdl cine jete 8aucrcj fliCet ~.
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zen pcrid,icecnCu Stctr6 fGnncn nit oru
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SaQ ec6 n6d'ifcn 0iorcmtcrs tlrd, priuat
l,anrcI nrrfanft fcm >rirr, 70 Ic0 e6 all Gem
tciadten Gage in Srcjbcr6pilIe GfeutIicb gum
&Grfauf aue9Ctctcn mrrtCr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11
Ggiste sssJGfe.
lin ole 8riinoun9 cinr6 Nrmrnbauie5 fiji
bas Sauntp 0ttba onSuoroncn.

oas Sauntp Sttba onSuoroncn.
Nbf6nitt Is. lin cic 2(n1tbt ocr Qirocr pru
9etho Gauutn tttr ric 3ptdnldgl0ttit ptr Grrhturo
ctnGS NrmCnhaultS auSiumittin, lrU cs tic Qflitbt
itot6 SSnlptttcrtn rcr pcrbicocutu SaunicbirS uHo
@crcu9bS tci bcr rihltcu ouaCmeinrn SEobt Itin,
cntlrecr 9titbrltttut rocr 9Irrudtt StnmTttd ron
etn ltmnltobiatn Wur9trn ttrtlttn in Gmrfano III
ncbmtn, wcdt ouf Der Nugtutitt eit 2(u1lbrift
"Grmtuh0u" fibrtn, unO irrrinri0 tit QEcrtc ,,fir
ttn Nrntubana," rcCr n0c9tu Sin GunGnhouS" cut:
battn; uuo wtnn IS nab Dem 3u1ammcn;dbltu 6lr
Stimmtn Der rtrlhitcEntn 0itrIttt in rtm Grurt
hauG an oimltlttn Sage, no blt ouetrn 9ahbtrijtt
ou<hrtl3t prrtr, crbtlt, taB cine Iitbrbcit Der
@dDltr 0c1cn cu IrmInhouS 0titlmmt bat, olScann
lcltV rlt &trfi9un9en bltitr ltte ctnltlpticn fir
umplrtiOm crtldrt ittn, uub irp cS hiGSurtb: Nit
Dem &Crbcb0lt itor tb, DAP bic &trfi0un;
atn i'm acbtithn Gthnltt bicr 2ttt fiuf Sabre l0r0
pru ntr 7ttt threr Ydrura an beltrhn uuo in Groft
ttllbIn icItn; uup bic rcrbtiO0rn Suptttcrlu cUru
ortunetu ttn, tlt tbntu ourth eit &HtU0lr0tn
ctltr atte aufttlt5tn gtthttn tc iIoir atocmtincn
NRohl mihrtno ttid9tcn- SlitrauMs Ql crfiiucu -
uno mtnn cs fld bi tr9tno elmer all0sutiuyn 9Eohl
IN ncrbtid2ttr 9Etlit, nab btm 3uianmtn;6Mtn Ger
snnnNtn ndd rem &trfd0un9tn in ctu Gtaatln
od,iihnitn Ntlhrlr oitEr lttt, h;r0uIlttgtn iclt
e03 cine Ythrhtii Der gIdhllr Su Giun(ftn cirts r.
mtuhauts ltimntt; GtSrOrn lcu ce gCrltsbsurr lttt
IN weller Nr0ft mo 9GtrtuUl itin.
Hbi omit 10 Der SbGrifT hts bcioatrn
Gourms ectha fell cen od,tthnttn Gbthnitt ttFr
tfte in alien. in btiaJttm Gaurtn triblintuotu, Sti
tunIcu pcuSlttns ttbS 2EcthGn rrr rtr n6bitcn all:
9cmlncn IGabl tlfannt MAIDEN 0fT;u, uuo Sic Rcittn
r0Vru fuo aus rlm @aunm Sdafs 3u ttitrlitSn.
SSamc5 RpB SncpNen.
epr;t,;r Geo Etpralrutlnttra auts
Nillldm SiGlsr,
... SpNdCr tcc 5tuaI5.
@enthmi Qt-2m clfttu NprIt. tIn tduLne ob,
buHeIrt une pitr uup rErjl.
Sluio 81. Yoytcr.