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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02

TIME.-Timc is the great preacher.-
CHANGE is the tone he harps on, as he hur-
RES along. Change! he shouts, as he iays
his hand on the mountain peak and powders
it to dust. Change he ,hnndcrs, as he
twists the tall oak up by the roots. Change!
he whispers, as he lcng,lens the beard of
the young man, and trips up the lettering
steps Of the aged. Change! he slrieks, as
he %scaitcrs the leaves Of antumn. Chanpe !
he siglis, as he brushes the yermillion from
the cheek Of heauty-and Change, he grum-
hlcs forth, as he lays his hand on the shout.
der of him of broad chest and iron ncrve,
and points TO the grave. Change Charge
are his wa,cl-word to his cmissaries when
he sends them forth TO overturn and dc.
slroy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02

A GOOD assortment of Broad Cluil,, Plan and
~ Fancy Cas,lmeres, Rich Nesling>, Drap d E'e.
Tweeds, Saiinelts, Summer Slmls, &c. al prices lower
than have leen sold IN this place.
May %, I5ll T.. +. STAMFORD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02

ANECDoTE OF TIE LATE SIR EDMuND
NArIE.-When a young man, travelling in
a post claise up Shooters Hill, IA highway
man rode up, presented "A pistol into the win.
dow, and demanded his money or his life
Sir Edmund then ii very athletic man, sciz-
ed the arm of the ruff m, twisted the pistol
from il, dragged him through the window,
and, placing him beside him, TO keep HIM
quiet, ordered the post boy TO drive on
The humble supplica'ions of the highway
man were answered with 4" be easy I won't
hurt YOU" Still the conscience stricken
robhcr kept pleading ill al length the chaise
reached the captains lodgings, when he
hauled the fellow out, walked up to the gar
ret, and locked themselves in. lie then took
off his own coat, and said, Snow, sir, | nei.
Their mean to hang ye, nor hurt We, but IT
jist give ye a broth Of a beating" which
having accomplished, he opened the door
babe the robber be off, and the next time he
stopped a coach, TO rap at the window ant
ask if Pat Naele was inside, before he ven
tured to poke his pistol into it.
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WmlR hYRlBo
BEGGAR GIRL.

Thirteen years ngo, mother,
4 lutte child had you;
Its limbs were light; lis voice was soft;
Its eyes wrre-oh, so blue!
1t was your last, your dearest;
And you said when it was born,
Ii clcercd away your widowhcod,
And made you rl!orlurn.
Thirteen years Ggo, mother,
lou loved thar little child
Although It's temper waywaid was,
And It's will 80 strong and wild;
You hkcned II 10 the flee bird
That flies 10 The woods to sing.
To the river fair, the unicttered ar,
Aud many Il pretty thing.
Thirteen YEARS AGO, mother,
The world was IN its youth;
There was no past; and then all to come
Was Hope, aud Love. and Truth
The dawn came dancing onward,
The day was mere too long;
And every night had a fairy sight,
And every Nul'c Il song.
Thirteen wears ngo, mother
Your enid was an infant small;
But she grew, and budded, and lloomed at last,
Like the rose on your garden wall:
All! the rose that uu loved is trud on,
Your child was lost IN sI,ame;
And never since hath she met your smile,
aIu HGNGI IlGiiu your lulllt.
WIDOW.
Be dumb, thou nirsy slnndcrcr
What is my child to thee?
What are my troubles what my Joys?
Here, take these pence and flee!
II thou iriU frame n story
Which telleii of me or mine,
Go say you found me singing, girl,
In the merry sun shine.
BEcoAR GIRt.
Thirteen years ago. mother,
The sun shone on your wall:
He shlneth now through the winters mist,
Or he shineih not n all.
You laughed then, and Your little ono
Ran round with merry feet;
To-da, you hide your eyes in cars;
And lam in the street!
All God! what frightful spasm
Runs piercing through my hearth
j. cannot be my bright one.
SO pae-so worn; depart,
Depart-yet, no-tcume i'ihcr,
Here-hlde thee III nv breast.
sc. thee nLaln-agn'n and |
Am once more with the bltss'd.
nEooAR GIRL.
Av-paze! IT'S |, indeed, mother
Tolr loved-vonr lOst-yuur child '
The rest If the bad world scorn me,
As a creature NIL dcfled
But Won you'll take me home, mother
And I-ihougEi the grave seems nigh,
III bear up still and for yolir sake,
I'll stru%,ele-not 10 die!
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Thirteen years ago. mother,
The sun shone on your wall:
He shlneth now through the winter mist,
Or he shineih not n all.
You laughed then, and your little ono
Ran round with merry feet;
To-da, you hide vour ewes IN cars;
And lam in the street!
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WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.; OR
INDIAN p~URGATIVE.

y y " ' u Is Y ' I u Il y I YIN
INDIAN pURGATIVE.
THOUGH mauv medicines have leen lctore the
L pubic for a much longer period than WRioHT'>
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL>, yet none stand> now IN
HIGHER REPuTE, or has more RAPIDLY attained a firm
hold upon popular estimation. The THOUSANDS that
nave used them ,hroughou, the length and breadth Of
the Republic, all lear cheerful testimony to their
efficacy and mild operation when employed
nthe most distressing disorders (which flesh is heir
to-"
The theory of disease on which WRIcIr'> lNDlAH
VEGETABLE Pills are founded, l. this, VIZ: mat there
il 0niy one primary cause Of all ne disorders hdk
dhict The human family, and that lscorrnpt hulnors
or, IN other word -InpuriiyQf Blood. Thi, prin"I
pie is NOW 50 generally admitted, that it may in fact
e sad to lie >ustaineli y an univer>aliy Of opinion,
the few djs>cn'erS constituting hut a very iee' IL M
nori,y. Il j. uScle>, therefore to discuss the 'ound-
ne>> OF this Theory in This place aud connexlon.
The ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE eng admitted, the
mode OF attack protested Nv all practitioners e"uines
the ,ame-namcly, pureaiion. Bat many of the So
called specifies now etore the public, produce only
one form of P~ur2a'ion they are eLhcr S%llurh',
Carharuc, Diurelic or EXperiorant. UrightS hdidn
TeoctaJIe PiHs ,omlIne al these properties, and ae
therefore calculated to attack the elements Of disease
at all point, and by a harmonious and combined pc
ration 20 eXpcl II radically from tue system. Their
e cct j. almost mag cal, aud l. olc>> astonishing for
is mi'Ine,, than Is cficacy 10th Scres. and al
arcs may employ them, according 10 the directions,
without tear, for whle they are certain 10 cure aHdjs-
eases that arc remedial, they nerer inHlrtan injury
upou the system.
The perfect s1"dy Of the m c'irinr IS another all
important qu0ity and one winch has contributed
more than any thing else to il extension and popu-
iarity.
Ina irord. mis- medicine commends itself s'ron gly
10 The patronage Of the public. and its use bids fair
to tecome before Ions, almot nnirersa'.
The citizens Of New ENGLAND are respectfully IN
FORMED that in con. e1uence OF the great popularity
which Wright'> Indian Vegetable PILL have e%arnelhy
their astonishing goodness, a Gang OF Counterleners
are owinlu>,rou,lv rnga red in pa ming on the un-
-pa N r a rulyglssg md nprlln = nID osrpu medic
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Av-paze! IT'S |, indeed, mother;
Your loved-yolr los'--your child '
The rest IT the bad world scorn me,
As a creature nll drfled
But Won you'll take me home, mother =?
And Though the grave seems nigh,
III bear up still and for your sake,
I'll stru,ele-not To die!
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WIDOW.

All God. what irightful spasm
Runs piercing through my heart!
j. cannot be my bright one.
So paIe-so worn; depart,
Depart-yet, n%o-;cutne h'ihcr!
lIere-hide thee in NV breast.
see thee nLuln-auHln and
Am once more with the blcss'd!
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HURR1! UURRA!! HURRA -!
IH MI DOING

I \ times like these who can keep sill! Surely not
the Peoples AGENT at the Cheap for Cash and No
lmprr onneut for Debt Store. What! keep down
when The
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WIDOW.

Be dumb, thou rirsy slnndcrcr;
What is my child to thee?
What are my troubles what my Joys?
Here, take these pence and flee!
II thou iriU frame n story
Which tellrih of me or mine,
Go say you found me singing, girl,
In the merry SUNSHINE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02

nREPARED Corua, veriniclla, Gloves, nuimegs,
/ starch, superior quality, Indigo, Ne. by
S1RONGS & Go.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02

The citizens Of New ENGLAND are respectfully IN
FORMED that in con. e1rence OF the great popriarlt.
which Wright> Indian NegctahlcP Pill have earneIh'
their astonishing goodness, a Gang OF Counterlelier
are now indu>'riop,lv rngal ed in pa'mina on the I'm
>i>pec'ing, a ~rdlrcieSS md perhap> ingerouS med
cine, under the name Of Indian Vegetable Pills.
THIS IS to inform the public, thai the genuine med
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02

"a EROM THE LIST OF MAY, the StoI
G2HfHA l. known a. the GERMAN STORE, nex
to Peck d. Spear, Druggists. Inquire o.
ssS April 25, PECK & SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-02
"Wri-ht's Indian Vegetable Pills,
william Wright. Vice President

OF THE North AMFRIrAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
aad that peller> are never IN any case allowed TO sell
the genuine medicine. All travelling Agents will lie
provided with a certificate OF Agency a. above descri-
bet: and those who cannot show one viii be known
a. base imposlorS.
The following highly respectable persons have been
a appointed agents for The sale Of the above named
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Shectings, &c.
NEW GOODS

- VI. POPE has InSi received his Spring Stock
-. OF Dry GooI> aud Groceries, which he will sci
for cash or ready pay a. cheap As the cheapest.
burlington, May Is, lS44. so
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COLE e. ROBINSON
IE1NTED,

I Y exchange for Flour, Salt, Teas. tobacco, Dry
l. Goods ofrvery kind, or Cash. a few thou,and Us.
of good clean Fleece Wool, for which the hest market
price will he paid, ly | COLE & ROBINSON.
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Or. BARRIERS berilbmtes
YferDe + Vulper.

Oie &ranfbsiten bsnsn bas 81 ftrb un'
terworfen 1T, babsn bitle 5silmittel berSors
serufsn sininiss 1no febaoIieb, anosre b5dbf
ttsns bon ssrinsem Gussn uno pieIe burt
aue unSwsdmabis.
Cine psrnlnftiss uno wirtlieb ndslihe
3ufammtnGtenns, frei ben ale foldbsn Gins
iparfsn, mar eaber fhcn lamse motbwenois.
Ooftor Barber murbt tersost, 3a srlaubsn,
fein ftasbars pferosspulper (spsIebes fl6
in ben Usrf6isbsnsn &ranfbsiten 70 rpirtlam
ernieen) unter feiner unmitteltartn Nuttttbt
III Quantitatsn bsrsitsn ~ laNta nno IN ts'
qusmen padetem 3m baItsn, nit 3psdmabh
gen 0orfhriften.
gs wirp aubrfhtlieb smpfoblsn fir fcl'
senbes: = ipsna pferpe ibermaeis asfonnt
bert turh GrsGtn opsr Saufen bon faItsm
WaGtr. penn srbiet; fir folte al bsnsn
man 9pmptcme bon Gldncern, Oifemper,
5ufen mab sslbsa maGer, ccsr bic esr Tins
feduas ausssfest rpsnu 0e Bel pferosn ftne
bic al oisfen usteln leioen uno in en-
8allsn bic bon fsbrifetsn Gpmptomen tes
slsitst Ilno, Trasheit, tsrlornsn 1ppstit o.
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9 t q r b.

-am 90. San, in gumru 9aunGhir, Mtar.
sarstta &eininssr, i'm Utter BON 25 Sabren,
IL Wonatsn unb Is 3a9en.
--am 81. San., in GlIa6 aauntbip. glmira,
sin 3tbterebsn bon 4pam Sebaosl im sten
&ebensjabre.
-am 8. Sebr., in 5sioelbsrs 9aunftbip, Gu.
ianna xalba6, Satin BON Sobn &alsab,
i'm litter Don etrpa Sc Sabrcn.
-am 81. Sanuar, in bisfsr Staot 4nbrsae
Sepner, i'm 7sften $ebsnsjabrs.
-am 2lten San., in W1aiosnerief 3aunI Ih.,
Cara 8ulbin, Witswe bcs Usritcrtenen ST..
@uIoin, i'm 54itsn SABRE ibrss 4lrsrs.
-am 24lten Sanuar, in Setbsl 9aum(bip,
W1artin Sebmiot, i'm AItsr BON rs Sabrsn
nnb l Olonat.
-am II. SAM, in Bethel saunIetip Daniel,
Sirlsr, i'm alter BON rs Sabrsn uno 26 &.
Am fsstea Donnerltase, in pisfer Stapt,
eli(abcth Difeler, i'm 52fsn $etsusjabre.
-am 6ten Stbr, an Der Sineina Sprins,
Capt Daniel Waiasr, i'm 55itsn &sbsnsjabre.
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Serbeiratbct.

-bu:h ben gbrm. 5rn. W. 6erpel, an sS.
Sanuar, 5trr Bllliam 6la init D1ib SIC.
beta 9mitb, beibt bon Neaoins.
-burtb ben Gbrn. 6rn. 8. Wliller, am Stem
Ssbr., 5srr pstsr Iboru NIT W1is D1arp
unn 9amilton, bsipe bon Nsaoins
-purt ben gbrsp. 5rn. Bm. pauli, am so.
Niss, bon gumru.
--am 4tsn Setr, 5srr 8srbarp pftifsr init
O0i6 W.arsarstba <uft. bon gumru.
-ourh ben Gbrm 6rn. Winnis, am 27itsn
San., 5err 9aIomon 9traus init O1i6 ga:
ia Dilbelm bsios bon sulpebodsm.
-burb ben gbrp. 6rn. 6. g. Buebsr, am
81. San, 5srr 5sinreb Nolanp init Diff
W1arp Dlcpsr, tsipt BON Nsapins.
-am 90. San, 6srr Sobn @afrsn bon bier,
nit D1iB Cara 8ottIhaa BON eiak.
-ourb Den gbrm. 5rm Ssler, am soften
San.. 5srr 0upOlpb 9paB init Da6 Sui ian.
ia Wliller, bcoe bon gMmrM
-ourh Den gbr,u. 5rn. 3bomas s $einbah
am soften San, 5srr pbilip 3rantman nit
WliB gli5a Rlauier, bsibs Don 8erts gauntp
dit 6. Sebr, 6err Daniel Notb BON &itas
non gauntp, nit W1iB gatbarina Nteo bon
Serfs gauntp.
-am a7, Sam, 5srr Scbn Siltert nit Wai6
Wlarp 9srbaro, beibe bon 5sieelter9.
-s6sufaas, Serr gbarlss Wlillsr nit Oli6
Wlaria Brausman, bsibe BON Ntanon 60.
Am SO. San, 9srr 8sorgs 9sitsrt nit
OliB Wasoaltna Wiillsr, bsioe y. &ibancu 60.
-purh ben gbrw. 5ru caser, am 2Sten
San, 5srr Ibrabam Bapelportb nit D1ib
Spbilla 96,pent, teiee bon Ilbanp.
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9teue Eirma.

II. 6. soft bat Jacob 6. soft aIe gom'
panicn i'm Saufmanneasihdfte ansencmmen,
oas 8tlttaft wirb cabcr uad bisism untsr
eer Sirma BON Soff unb Srueer aefhhrt
werben am CT BET stem uno pennttraBe,
100 IL fort,pahrsno auf 6ano baltsn rperpen
sin src6ss enforcement bon trodnsn QBaa'
rem, 9ps3sreisn, Slass unb 0ussnss Waa.
3u bsrabasfsstsn preifsn, roju fte bas pnbs
lifum iberbaupt ahunssvoa einlaeen ju
ecmren nnb III feben.
Ntaoins, Sanltar 80. 6m.
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9febmet Obd6t!

perionen bic anfanstnGaaesubalten, mere
ben eint arose NIB aGsemsine Auewatl fineen
BON WtsGsrn Mno Ga5eln. GbeeeeGelI ei'
fent6pfen nnb &s(Tsln. 3nbern, pfanntn,
96aufsln unb 3amsen, waitsrn, SpisseIn,
Rohl6fsln. &6ftlM, ButtsrfdGsrn plattsis
fen ,e. ,e. 9llle waarsn rpsrpsn ~ bisl mics
oerern prsiIen, spie septhnlieb, psreanft.
einise eayon fno erf DOT Gurjtm importirt
nno wsrosn in Der bsrannabsnbsn Sabressit
flter ruoblfeil Usrfauft. Naft an fir Bar'
gems - am 9artwaartn uno gifsnNehr BON
SranFlin Miller.
gft Der penns unb stem GtraBs.
Neabn9, Sanuar 80. amt.
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Sunburp, ben II. Sanuar.

Talfdmtinaer 9efaneen.-Gs
befinoen lib ieet srpei Salibmdnser in
unlerem Gauntp 8efdnenib. Ser lekte
S6elm nuroe por einieen Ndbten in
Saffon Gaunfbip ein9efaneen. - Wan
bate Den &erl BON Wilton nab eepis.
burg. pon bort nab Geu Berlin. pon bort
nab Selln8s9roue. unterbalb pelbem ORE
te ct Den SluB paiiirte, uno nab oieiem
@auntp perfolet tpuroe. aufseipart. nno
enollb bel Der ytadt i'm 8ette erpllbt.
Ils feline Serfoleer in Seeleltun9 oes
Mirtbs iein Simmer betraten. tanoen ite
ibn neblt elmer anoern periOn i'm Sette
tie8en. Cine piffole uno ein Oo!6 !aoen
neben ibm auf Dem Rifen. Qls man ibn
erfudte aufjuifeben, eeborbte er. uno Fam
bic Greppe berunter. bat aber man mobte
ibm erlauben, pieoer binaufauitei9en 5u
feinem Gameraoen um iein 8elo 3u bolen.
SEPT tritt Die Srau oes Brtbs in bic
Stube, uno meloet. oab Der Mann oben
ourb oas Senfer entfpruneen iei. Gr
rpuroe uerfoIot. entfam aber in Der Dun
felbeit in oas nabe 8sbolS. Den unoern
brabte man in oas bieitoe @efdn9nlb. ei
niee Stunoen naboem Die @rano Surp
entlaTen moroen par. Die falibe Rote
spuroe an Die 6errn Mafteller u. Sbwene,
in Nilton. paifrt. sc war cine finf
Ibaler Hote auf Die Miners: Sant Don
pottspiQe, oer neuen platte nabeema6t.
uno Aibt in 8ifnells ooer ir9eno einem
anoern "Deteetor" aneeoeben. Won iaet
Die Noten leien gut na6eemabt uno obne
3peifel iino oieiel5en aus Dem alten Neit
in Eurbut Saunfbip. oieiem Gauntp. ber.
uoreeeaneen. Ser Qnoere Salibminjer
,puroe por uneefdbr 4. @oben perbaftet,
uno cine Grue Sia it ,pdbreno Der leeten
Sieune oer @ourt eeeen ibn aefunoen
,poroen, fir oas paiitren BON peribieoe.
nen arpei Ibaler Noten auf bic 8anf bon
Baltimore. Gbenfalls cine orei Sbaler
Note auf bic Mebanifs Sanf BON Sal.
timore. ,pelbe obne 3tpeifel BON elmer an.
bern platte paren umeednoert wotoen.
Imerlfaner.
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8Qume! 8dume !8dume y!

Der ltnterIttristsnt, am CT bsr sten nne
pennflra6s, wire Auftrass aunctmeu fir
auserlefene Ssrfttiepsutsitsu BON 9 t.
8 au men. unter rsnen 0no 4cpfl, Birs
nsn, pfrftttn, pfanmsn. Ipritofen uns
glsetarisns Bdume, BON ft6nsr @eItalt uac
ausss1uhten Ssrfhlsoenbeiten. !Gtenfaas
|@ hatttn<B dums. Daan penpe (th
al Sranflin Miller,
Issnt fir Jebn perfins, SlsH,Sriep.
Neabins, Sanuar SO. san.
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Or. &ienlep's @e9en- 8rauel Nilen.
Wsil mid oisIs pillsn, pie itb in meinenl
sritsn 3eusnib fasts, pom 3ore srrettst bas
ben nno idt lsit Der 3cit [ s40] fsinem Into6
msbr oapcn sebatt babe Fam itb feline wors
te finocn msinen Oanf an Or. &icnlsp atlus
ttattem uno msin SOB ibr feline pillen aus.
suorhfsn. piuiam 3ieber.
SO. "a. Wlartt Dierse Weasins,
Serfs gauntr, spa.
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{7lus rfm Bafalo "1Dslt6itrssr.")
go 1T Jobann 6eors StabIer,

go 1T Jobann 6eors StabIer,
sebirtis aus Dter Niehsn tei Stuttaart i'm
&saisrtieb martemtsrs?
Oerislbe Fam i'm Sabre 1889 naeb ben beH
Ser. 9taatsu, 1T unasfabr IS Sabr ait, bon
ftarfer po1ttur. NIB bon proftfflen sin
Steinbauer. gr foG 0eb cine 3eitlana i'll
Baltimore amfastalttn, nno eem Draebmsn
naeb audi am Steu Ucrfsr ganale seartsittt
baben. ge0ts itm feltft rber irssne einem
W1tnfebsnfrennse, ber pon ibm Wahriett aes
sen fanm, 0esenpartisee au 8tflett tommtn,
70 1T ss Die ansslsaenflihfe Ditte ftines 9as
tere. Der torisen 9emmer NIT feinsr Nami.
lie naeb 1merifa Fam, inter uattsbenSer IL
IpreGt Natbrid6t all itn aslaassn III fa,Jtn.
Sob. 8sors gtattsr.
linn 1rtcr, W1iehiaaH.
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Sefpmbere Nacbricbt

Nae psrIonsn Die 1h fhulpis ,pilTsn an
II. G. s f ,polsn asfaaiait anrnftn unp
an 6cff uuo Bruber abts3abItn, am gdf Der
3kn uno Yennffrase; unb Nas bic Seresruns
gen babsn, rpcasn sietlbsn sur SstabIuns ein.
ribsn.
&sabin9, Sanuar 80. 6a,.
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sur Sffiee bes Or. MiOineton fdbrt. pa
Der Gano 3u fbmal mar. als oab es ,pie,
Der umfebren fonnte. ffiee es bic Hreppe
binauf uno gelan9te sulest auf elm fabes
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9eben par. Oieie ourbbrab es uno ees
lan0te auf elm anoeres Dad ettpas tiefer,
pon Dem es feoob abolitt uno % Sub tief
in elnen&eOer ffiirSte. Wuuoerbarer Wei-
ie bat es iih nibt Den eerin9ffen Sbaoen
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Buff alo. 20 San. Sin nod iuneer
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te am lesten Montae oas 9rdblibe Tins
elud, iib ourb unuoriibtieteit felbff su
tooten. 9Sle mir pernebmen, mar oerielbe
bel eancaiter Or. 81 auf Der 6aleniaso
if0berte nit Dem &olben oes aelaoenen
8ewebres in einem @ebdib berum nos
ourb Der Oabn iib ipannte, oas @emebr
los9lne. uno ibm Die eanSe eaouno 6a
lenfbrot in Den llnterleib trieb. Gr lebte
nob IL Stuncen. gSeltb.
Gin ebrlibsr Sinoer - 5err Willer, ein
Wssssr i'm walblnstcn D1arfts, fano ocr
einiser 3eit ein 2aItentub nit 1000 3blr.
cas siasm Siebbdnpler ssbtrts, Der chen bic
Staot (pbilb.) Usrladen batte. Bsi bsrNids
febr oss nsIhflieben Bsrlisrsrs bes Suebes,
itsat ibm 5err D1iler fsin gtasntbum iofort
unsefhmaIsrt 3u. Scr 5anoler mar pariis
bsr 70 srfrsut, pa6 CT berrn Dlinsr rpsbsr els
ne SeIcbnuns anbot, nceb ibm oanPts &cbnt
audi sIeieb cine cute 6anpluns Den Dcatrin
get osrfelten AT 1h itcu binlanslieb, 70
slauben mir bod, oab Oct Sanf bss GINS
pfanssrs oss 9afehtnbuebes 5rn. OailIsr je:
osnfaIls sebibrt bats. u. II II. 1Belt.
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1Bo Feline 81 D1itbewerbum i'm 5ans
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mlmrsruns Der prsiie. Feline Beifsyuns Der
4rbeitsm unr prooatte erwarten.
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faufe Der giIen,paarsn bet Sal. Bisbsr
fanpsn eiIennaaren immer IN sIeib bcbsn
prsiien; nun batsn 1b absr D1tbspsrtsr
ssfunbsn unc Dem usbsl absebolfen.
D1tin Sreunp, ,psnn Du quite giIsnwaareu
trauebIt uno ts tpoblfeil taufen ,piIlt, 70 psr'
sib nidbt al bsm SisBsreis Stobr, gfe ber
6tsm uno psnntrabs amjurufen, anc tpsnu
Dir Waarcn uno preifs niht sefalleu
trauebIt 0u ni6t 3u faufen.
Nsabins, Sanuar so. 3m.
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gde Der stem mab psnnItra6e, @nilo Der
0lternem Rmsel opsr pom pfus unp gage.
Hoff uno 8ruoer.
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