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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

AulANrnE os TIE CnEsmHE RAnRoAp.
The down frnin on the Cheshire Railroad,
Yesterday afternoon, wns interrupted Nv uu
avalanche from hu cmhhukmrut, iu deep
rul nhOul three mirs ilils side of Wnlphlo
:, H., The cat Is 30 sr GO fasi desIi, tAraupl.
rlyry snili pnd the slide which orcurrrd
heiwccn ~ aud O'clock, uThuur before the
IRAN reached llie spot lowered the lrnck 20
io depth Of 10 or " feet, aud more Than
100 feet IN length. Tho irnin was delnincd
lila hand car could be- ,Eslalchcd 10 Krcuo
NJ miles distant, and nu engine nnd car seul
upirum thence, The running Of trims, both
Ways, must nrcessnrily be- interrupted at this
spol Cor several days, hcfurr lhc vnsl mass of
Fgriir which the nvHNuclir' has thrown upon
1Hr irur, rnn too removed. --Trqr. Sat,
WoNrNI ~ CALIroRNtA. il ~ said there
are five mulos Ia one female IA & rhloruin, \
lady, writing 10 l6r friend IN IlasanrlIu-ttis.
-t,,- 1tst l4r tquAN =. before they sill ga 10
lr gold region, ,nlhkc otlnrs tu got white
lusuuds, which they eoou obtain in the pres
rll state Of affairs Father .Nuuaquc, the
tiiiiuIIr priest married, the last 'unulh, no
white men To squHWr. Ih. consequence -
l.D the poor Indians win soon be- lei viii.
onauy Glass 0tfrmnlcs from which 20 choose,
rrrtmly no whitn woman, of whatever
o.'inn ~ society viii marry nn Indian
rH she cHil readily unrryn white man of
'ae wealth. mud prominence. Some Of the
met ugly mud sloycnly servants here, marry
nd"fH who have accumulated iprlu,irs IN
''rk woman who comes hero with one
oolh ~ hrripnd, has q crcnt capital To begin
900 IA tllo mGrinuuial hpci aud irn cargo 2r
swS wcrG shipped from Iowcll there, it
Ae''d tnrg o'l' great speculation 20 some
.lcrpiisiip iuukco
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

GEEphaip llulchius. Esst hps bnru np-
pointed Postmaster Of Cuneunl NJ a., iu
place Of JpFenl Robinson, rqmnye,l, THIS d.
un excellent change, ME Hmridus b q
sound, wlule-snuled Wig, aud viii make
nuuAcelieul mud acceptable officer, NJ, Rob
tnpfei wna ana lllsnA4pH, ,,t-ddiiHg iintii-uii,
WHO abused l,ls ufieinl position fm party puT-
pnref. We trust llNr nll sueh lien iiuy iie
displaced, wherever lhey may boo found aud
their pl8cts ~ wsll dligd as ia lha present
FHsr.--AtlnH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

BOSTON MARKLT March 20

BEEF-EStra mess, 1850 II,OG Mess,
1900 4 "a, 5Oi No, i, 1900 5000, prime, city,
1900 40 90; navy ~ 90 90 90
PORK Extra clear ~ II 00,clrar ~ 90
~ 81, mess II 30 II 2OOi prime 10 Goa ~ 90
LARD boston Z . 2 south & wcsi, ~ Il
BuTTER--s,ore 13A l6,shipping lial5A
-foHtly 90 ~
ChEESE-ncw milk a Z, fout'mcal 6,
shipping 6 al
FLOUR-Floward street $50 3 co; Ohio,
90 Q C.; Gencsce, com br. O,GO 6,i2.
CORN-Ycllow, round, 90 90, Hal 90 81,
white 81 a 90.
OATS--souihern, ~ a 30, northern, 3sa 40,
eastern, IS 10
WOoL--Iho receipts OF domestic have
been pretty large, but the demand has bcru
good and manufacturers have taken To about
nA nrnhl nm NirnI mn Ihr nrrLNn "a nj rlll ntrnn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
Competing.
MCRTTCE WINDOW BLINDS

from The old. "a Sro;Axd eroovrd 8Fr1s, and a.
10 compactIpss, noatness and Durability arc
far superior aat Willie sold for about two
thirds the pficr a...
For instaHee--.,hc grooEcd, Blinds cqAl tseg.,
- TO 81 Loo per window, wi,hout pant
I,,e. :NQ .ii.,rCE HLLNDS sell ifoiu GeS7a
In SEGo per window, Withoutpairt a
BLLNDS paiHird, trimmed 1ad huus uRon
A'Vsrs OH tlht most r6Rsnnatlr tcglss
ALSO,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

kfD And BLACh.-Johnson heihg ohc' w
company with some scandal mougers, one
Of WHOM, accused an absent friend orresort.
iug 10 rouge, he observed, 1T is perhaps after
al, much better turu lady to reddcn her own
cheeks than TO blaeken other peoples charac-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
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"s' Hoi''N NV :" '"t l'Ht hu'h91 =
Toe t'i'@' =, w : 'a"'''' - i'''"A''"h
= 80" = Wv H''"S " NV ''"'' AHo ~ 2"
hef 81 paN'"s az" 'u'''"'' Ny e'''t' y
'"fa' "s't''t "'n NY "''"'''i % h'"'s"ii"2
"N'" VOC eo'' a"' WIG '1'' "i'" "" :" q
: tcN'
As 'he ''1'r'' ''''"'a'cs Wv ~ WIN respect
10 s'a'en't NJ "''eH "Ptea,to ~ a Fiesisu'
NUMBER o. your t'Psf' 's"ai' e''iFt vi" II
m,fe iI'iy
fhe 'ah'' "h'cH e's' h'e "e'H' e'e'fh a"'
lafs an' ."en'S I'VE ce"I' fe' ss,e' h"s On
iaiSe' S'e'e, "'J ''''"- '1'''' o. f'HA /. re
anu o'"e'- roc - 'F ."H'@ very ''t't'e'
ny m'e"'f q, eSl'i'h'i"- ny cot" ct's
"ot et'i'f m'i'f''''> 20" nat al "ahy "'o'f
p''Atefs' G"i's''' DC '''s'ne cary a"d P'"".
i'e deep' c'hNthcrp ''u2 NJ hce't"t
= ~ pfeseni d''"''c''"n' :" '"' i'''5f f'i'
u January me ~ astF- '-2eefi't t.p.
jed u, had been 'oi are" successive years,
rlsuted ~ cotton coa' qicn'y plt,9ea
tue coufse, uau'"'i 10 Wy'' T. q ~ -. u
eaf'y lof corn, 10 order That 'nr crt'ot 't'sr7
aud stalks might decomg o-e before p'arlW-
time. tdg'd ny land al'er The i"ii. VIC
manner, WIN SCORERS ana 'ws'ets lot ser
than such Plougt' are usually made, 'he as.
tets also, hcing sharp p1la'r". lad 80 tht
land With The scoosefs, 10 loains 10 t"e s5lue
burrows viii The t"islefs' nnd tive tgt.
rows thrown together over The trench thns
made, ~N'el formed deep, but at the sane
TINE, bead rld.c a' the base gfaeualy
narrowing towards the top 50 hs u prevent
the itnd from blk'ns by ram and sun. The
land temalucd ~ this condition unit planting
time, when had 'he floses opehed by o''h
scooiets aud lwis'crs, longer Than 'ae ut
| then planted The corn, throwing two inf'
rowe on 1t, and knocking oil tn" top with
board.
presume the plant was from SIX to eight
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16

cs oil LIFE aud chcef you in poverty aud sick
hess, 10 snticS, hDd IN dus,h. Look lgi uue
whoa. you eau ,ove for her own sshc and hoi.
OF and respect cor Ter s,eslira virtues Our
VITO hes hsSii md a cuii.cn nee ard hos.
ns'ure is q lcuc'a!n 4. hig' ald hoy intri-es
ia iov ng euCh a eoHat, Tie hsaft o. Q G.sn
po,s brmsge 10 Nofta Esd goodness, and H..
o~n happiurss his bass tie, l. eadu'irg.
]. sen. Wong m"n. 10 ths euifeaN alsc !:
Nben YOU have gvtu .rurg lad, IetssB,
eiihof ~ your hc'iuus ar "otd-. 10 leic.a
that yob seriously desire 10 via her ptiactions,
snd shea, by Your attentions, ' Gu hive dtsen
her teeg,d, 10 youfs,lt. beware OF tth,ne aad
inconsaae'. ] III no, nos attempt tie pof.
ifsH al that most dcspics able Of mean ihlugs,
a male coqrctIe. vii spare tie reader
the dissection o( ,uch bfsrless, hcarirss
conleupnUe coun'eriet Of a man, and rest
my sppeaI on higher grounds. | appeal 10
the honor and the madness Of ,oung n j.
ssaius, .ull ~ ~lsh tbs nsec.ous oil the ie
mais hcan.
TIE non cnI young men approaches o
yoens lad, snh s.iehloue Designed To u
bar 81 .c,Ious, thsl moGont ho lass kie'sclf
under al tn % ,gBHens ,la, nfe sacttd IN
thetse Of CID scd honorable uen. 10 be"e4s
al ir.il ~ wi,h Der reSce sni hsp.,u--s. Il
he 4ccc.., rs advances, she Il Siftua'll its
cate, erJ uny 70; b. cast ,E, e,crpf Tor 'he
etsssA rceaois:-i sss eo,rg 10 sag iof
.1eh teasng, uaiy ~ would JI-u) q divorce
ttpa, the ,.straec tao. Octttorti ~ 1'eei,
~ PR Terrace cf ,hc soelr az o'be,s. >, -
ofgeh M pJir) 10 liza chosen eas beiate Is
nt5ef tnaftsEe.
i'ls an esctO-h' Gus n-a in seue pats Of
Eafafe - inNs ;le hcsoihbi 81 patuas Is
p4buey sane, arti ~ 'Ar,r aeiJ.nc. elJ =
favuF mso nhu ...ouI af.er lc'io'aii Girae
is attentions Sth o,her oprG tiicf 49," i
soon lose BIS caafac'r e. anG be who .apu {
ven ufe To b.ast ~ soa,c among u De, o. ,hg
number oI ihrW curqvcsi, ~oud be oa.fef.
sa-l, dr,psed aud expelled fiom ,e. 4'GL.e
society.
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F.on ,as Dollar Newtpapsr
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From the D,'Isr Newspaper.
T,cl.s,rifJ-.

{ l. s - beautifully wise and sabij.re'y grand
pruAisiub Dl PruYldoacc that tie Geconppsi
ton aai decay of al ,iia;icf, b III animsI AID
'eeeiable. is 40 closely connected ~ h re.
pr Gdciion, Nus forming a coutii ual tr,ns
migration of matter, aud verify rig practical
y hat great truth 10 phi iosophy, TIA, not a
particle &c MISTER cna he lost. although i
exists a, dGieTeut times 40 Gi,srent FORMS
( TINS transformation Il going on con, aGiIy
beinre our eyes, 10 the growth sld decay oi
vegetables, trees. &C., as for Instance, he
rlsh That i. growing iusuri4nily N grniai
suum~t. iGtibrg nnlrimeuf from decompns.
t z malcfi Is, viii dstlf a. tnrn, mature, die,
decay, Gcccmpose, aud its elements contri.
tule 60 tire grow ih Of successive teseistiuD
g. viclui '. These TRIMS involve nrinci.
pie, no css raIiant or advantageous 20 The
ttr O. lnau he ln0rs!isi sud the lhilo>p, he's.
us il eunPrrA ends ina. ufiHe ia all Is variety.
The on'y Object e manure he!ag 10 furnish
noufishl eat 60 tho grown plan, end what.
ever uudcf ocS ctcotn tosi ina. wbeihsr aui.
ma, ,rg ,abc, 90 m neral, does rhai. Eya.
~ fsro.er should be aNsre of bs Get Tia.
gfhrnic scid ~, ia aciga 4 aecess1ty to 4 e
.eslih aod gt.v'h e tsse's' n, aud ihsi
~hn',,e. furnishes IL, s's, hoHli b" AZ, lied
a. D,,ru e - lar ~ rtseitcs1le. VIII H.,
eiew - 4anies u6ks II - 81 jsc', hen
prpN,tng uea ground i1r uttNaan-, uoi Il
W II hny 10 lo' d. Jed wood that can
g. T. rhcl 10, hot rather 10 draw II on hand
vh'te there ~ none, BE-. wing !, 10 be a.
good uannr" .. enS % her, although ~ 81
4 t-e's may n0' he - immediately. Every
an 7ra has cultivated ( TIA must have ob
r i,,i tha; gIasn, Indian eofn, 10 particular
sill gta" much larger than usual neer an Old
nurr, " roueu stomp or o., u there afe
Eft, 10 li.e Il ~. MIS-, II evident hot /: i
not owing 10 superior cultivation lh,i suoh i,
the cast, bat, Ga thr cnfttAft LAID - seldom
p, u I he'd ss good clp,c 10 fcfce, or atonat
I s'unp or a ios, as oihcf place., snd We
are !, II - the cluclGsiun ihat i ~ the rour
I-hmeui the, Idpar, hai produces such ef
f,cls ard when Ne have AIMED 1t such
r"nc,uI4u, Nc caauut illl 20 see how mucf
bose, IL ou'j 10 70 ~. IS such ia .sa.i.l
& n iray,s rotten wood, aud al Gfr SUB
stances la, emit cpfbnnic acid eas tau 4.
decay as uaGugc, tban To leave them {,
saste heir rchu,ss 10 an uucuisitated place
J. u. o,
R3mlips, v. y, 1919.
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Philosophy OF Farming.

Here - Tbs secret e good ia m,og. You
cauuo; take rom the laud ore han you re.
store To II "a some shape or other without
iuiuinS It, and So destroy ynvr capital. D,f.
ieienI suns may feGuit different modes of
uca'niegt aud csopp'us but IN every vsrle-
" OF s"ii these are golden rules 10 attend 10.
D,aln IN i you sind that he water tina, ial,s
IRON ht heavrn does not slaguale in the
soli, bu, ruus thr ugh eaa III II freely Turn
up and tlll tie ianu uati your foot sinks in o
n loose, ptwdery lean, that the sun and air
rcod,'y pas, through. Let no weeds occupy
u pace where useful plans could grow
Collect every pafIcle Of manure that you
eau, whether liquid or solid. Let nothing
on the TARA 20 10 waste. Put in your crops
IN 'hat course winch experience has shown
Ia ieoI to success IN Their growth, and to an
enrchmen, not iupoSefIshment. of the land.
Give every plum, room TO spread its roots in
the soil aud is leaves 10 the air.
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From The Dollar Newspaper.
Tranepiantifg Fruit Trees.

| observe an article u. the /" Dollar News.
rspci" on the subject ct Tfanspanling
Tees" from your correspondent g MerrI.
moe which, N The main, agrees vita tho
suggestions Submitted a short time since, u,
4npcipaii 4 tia, ne sUhlect &c fruit cui,is4
loo nigh, eici ii.ction; and inihis expec.
ia,ion ire wruer la- been disappointed.
Ft 1t appears that Merriu4o has deem.
I'd II proper to de aud pario fize on
he points limited, aud oljecis to the tune"
uf trarsplau'irg in The spflrg, and proposes
an injsfilue period AFTER the ground has be.
come " warm ard dry"
TIE extraordinary SHOWS storm iha, occuf
rcd on the 18Th ms, aid the very sever,
frost that we have had, during the last iee
days, has induced me TO say a word IN an
.aer 10 the Objection urged against train
planting early, Immediately aiier the irosi
has LETT the ground sutic,en,ly to admit IL.
wolk to bo doue judIoIuusly under conlingeul
circumstances.
Add fist, an sail fed tia, tie terms used
10 des 2nlie Tie time were quite explicit g.
ooGgh iot the guide Of the practical husband.
nlan, aud as1 the inexperienced IN this oper.
alton Lee use he would not presume 10 trans.
plant "a a 'u"r'ar phs'r, u " p!as.eriug,' hut
be vii be rnIt uceG by tae circumstances at.
irudtug this work. spplehend no practical
lricr e the soIl would thsuk Of performing
tbs operation under improper circumstances.
Cerigl ~ he viii not attempt 10 transplant
until after the frost i suilice out, nor will
he ~aI, uutli the ground Is en,Irely free from
uigh, lr-tz,ng, Which continues generally,
long after trees have Pat tofh their foliage,
ald especially has II been the case ibis sea.
son.
Now, five are 10 be governed by the pre-.
scrb,d "nme," IN dot.ll, sitictly gwen by
Mcrfi .ac," We shall fail, fear, in the ac-
c"mpilhn 20 this important business.
la coac'us,oh alas ine 10 say lhdlI should
not have attempted reply, hui for the en-.
c"uIagnmrnl Of csiy transplauiings inme-
d.Niet, a0er th1 frost has LEFT The ground sui.
iicIrr,y 70 allow tie operation 10 DO perform.
"a before The buds starr, which you viii find
oh.enpo'c Iasl about the tune ground gets
sul.i,tnly warm and dry. A.. $.
Montgomery Co., Pa, Aprii, lsi9.
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thus pnln'. Both unite III teaching US, that
men may ss well build their houses upon ,Io
i, sand. and cxpec. 10 sce them .lsnh whea The
rams fall aDd the Winds blo~ and the h5od,
come, as 10 iound free ins,i.u.luns uron any
other basis than that morality and vi',ue d
sh,ch the Word o God rs the onl, euihorlia
ave rule. and he ,n, adequate sanction.
All soc,c,ss OF mrn must b. gose,n,d IN
some wny or o:hef. Tho ices they may hsve
, o:s,sngen, S.ate gose,nmen,, Tho more they
must hsve of individual .go,etnuieut.--
Tue less they rely On pubic law or phy.cal
.otce, tho more they must rely en private inor.
Al reslsin'. Men. IN a word. mus, neces.at,
~ be controlled. either by o power ailhln
hem or power ~,ih.ul them esther b, The
Word Of G1J, or by The strong arm 0i meu
eilher Ly the Bible OF BY the bpyone,. l.
may do for other countries aod Other govern
,ncnts 10 TAX abuu, the state supporting re.
l'gioa. Here, under cur free insi,uNsn5, II
10 rellgisn that mus, support The state.
And never more loudly tbsn ri this momen.
have these institutions Of ours called Cor such
support. The immense increase Of cur ter
riofia' possessions, With The Wild and itck-
Ices tpi'ii Of adventure ~h'ch they hav'
bruusai with then; the feern, discovery Of
'hr god mnes Of Califonla, Nth The mania
Of sudden ocfa,siiion, Tor msk NJ h1s'e Ia
be rich" which /, has every ~hc,e excited ;
che v1i, ana4a! accession 10 our shotn. o.
nearly hall milton OF Foreigners, 50 mauy
u ahon are a,ih0u. any other iion Of lib.
crty, q, ;ae outset, than IS Ito absencc Of all
restrain; upon their afpelics aud pss.s,ns; -
oho les cot perceive IN AL these cirrusu.
stances shn our cuuniry IS Ihtea'onrd footc
seriously than Il e,er has heen before. St'h
that mutsi teieriDfs'lon ah.ch has been thu
unIall'ng pferBtssf 81 political down ell Ard
ho Is e. sd believer III any - stem O, an
nan checks aud blttnccs. O.. Ia imaslur that
dangers Ike these can be effectively coun'et'
acted or ssefied "a dny other way shin bY
Bringing The nl-hty moral aud religious Ga.
flIence OF sLe nt5s TO bear ia cur ds,cucs
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NUMBER 3.

on the advice Of tie late Judge Buel, no had
rat 20 loads Of unfefntnicd manure on a
, field proposed for Raia Bqgas. He sowed
afterwards al the usual time but the crop
came up lurdiiy, and was destroyed, when i'll
did appear, bY the flea. Tho next year be
used compost manure on the same field, end
had good crop Ia almost every instance,
he iound the composed manure Of eater
advantage than that applied fresh from The
hsfn.yard, and that i, was better 10 harrow
il IN or plnw il in shallow, ihsn 10 turn il IN.
Ser tie frs, furrow. He had derived great
hrncfi ffrm the anthracite ssbes, both as a
top dressing rnd for his crepe. He had
doublcd'hi- crop Of hay by the application of
these aches alone, aud brought ov, clover
here i, never snp AIRED before. In s'if
ciay soil. he considered them invaluable. The
cinders collected by the locamoiveI 10 ).
siEg from Albany 70 Schenectady he had
procured to the amount Gf soc or 1000 bush.
Ella, and placed them in his compost hesp,
win great success. He had applied The
ciudcrs TO his ions separately. aud had an
uuufual crop. liz had also used crushed
II. D., and on his corn crop particularly, with
great success. On turning up the roots, he
Quad them fair frGged with the bone Gust.
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Not Half Through.

Couldn', heip laughing the other day at an
auecdo,e OF man accustomed 10 make long
prayers, ahn had ovefpcrsuaded a guest.
greatly against his inclination, to stay -.
breakfast. He prayed and pray ed, Till his In
patient guest begvn to think seriously OF edg
H.. away quietly am alking OF; but 10 al.
tempting il walked Up The old IN - son, who
was asleep 10 biz ch,r. How soon will
yoot father be through p whispered Tue guest.
"llas he 90, TO the Jews ye, r. asked tho boy,
ia reply. mo" said tho other. "Wai.
then be aia'l half through p answered the boy.
and composed himself sgain to his nap.--
Whereupon the guest boiled at once.
W Never chew your words. Open the
mouth. and lei the voice como out. A stu.
dent once asked--" Can virchue, fortichude,
gra'ichude, or quiechude, dwell with thsS
man who is stranger 10 rectichude T.
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in the din. From eie'l acres of the same
i"nf, shall ea1earor, mex, year, To make
Gil bushels.
Does toy friend, can Old Planter" esteem
ne to suHguire !
g. N. BLOCKER.
Ok Force, OF. ~, 1910.
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Proper Application OF Manure

Mr. Bennett In tho New York Club con-
sidered the use Of manure as all important 10
the farmer; aud no had taken every means
to increase his manure heap, and tried many
experiments in i,s application. oae year, up.
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.EGg.sGSEY'g Ef.EE<.

= Hal! drst Of Arts, soirce Of domestic fsse,
Pride u tbs land, aad patton 81 tie srAs'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-03-20
Sie Rafeepi1te.

8enn Die @eibidte, Die i6 ieet ersdb=
lie, nibt mobr pdre, 70 puroe ib fte iel:
bet ni6t slaubenL 70 aber 1T iie in Sbul-
maniter, Sipii6en 6anau uno Suloa pals
firt, uno Gu fannif bid oarnab erfunoi:
gen, menn ou einmal oes Be9es fommif.
Sn einem olten 9auie, oas 70 baufdls
Zig mar, tpie meilano oas romiibe &ei6,
uno in Dem AUDI perfbleoene potentaten
Sis uno Stimme batten, tpobnten 5fpei
einiame @ittpen, Srau l1rfel ipobnte o.
ben uno Srau War9aretbe unten. Die
untere lpanibte Die obere nob lpeiter bin=
auf, ndmlieb in ben 9immel, nno Die o.
bere minfbte Die untere nob ipeiter bin.
unter, ndmlib in bic 6olle, 70 lieb bait
ten lie einanosr. Du fannlt Dir oenfen,
oab oieIe fromn,en @lnfbe nibt i'm Sc:
beim blieben, ionoern ale aufri6ti9e Wenz
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beifimmt, mar a(es, pas oieien einfo6en
Meniben ent9e9entrat, oob ite BON einem
gang onoern gntieeen er9riffen muroen.
Sic 9laubten ndmlib, oab ir9eno Elm un-
9lGdliber 3ufull, bic Ginbiloun95fraft
oes 9eliebten eebrers in llnoronuns 9e=
bra6t bdtte, uno nur nit pieler Wube
uno inoem fie ii6 no6 ieinen permeintliz
ben pbantaiisu ri6tsn po(ten, iiberreoe=
te ct eini9e, iieb NIT Srebeifen uno Sbau.
feln gu oeeleben uno ibm no6 oct &irbe
gu fol9en.
Snoehen mar Die Nabt perfbpunoen,
Die Sonne 5ei9te fib lbon. uno aIs Der
preoi9er NIT feinen 8esleitern, ben 5a.
gel 5ur Stride binaufifie9en, erfannten fie
Elm Srie9sfbifF unter pollen See9eln, pete
6es fib pom ltfer entfernte uno nob geor:
Den binfteuerte. Sin 10 iiberrai6enoer2(n=
blif in bieier einlamen Gsseno, ma6te
Die Se9leiter ibon 5meifelbaft; aber nod
9enei9ter tparen ite Dem preoi9er 8lauz
ben beiSume1en, ols fe Die @sbentbdr Der
Stride 9epoltlam erbroben fanoen. Sol=
let grmortun9 betraten fie bic STRIDE.
Der preoi9er 5ei9te ibnen nun oas 8rob
weIbe6 er in oer Na6t auf9ewublt 9eies
ben bate. @Van erfannte lei1t, oa6 Der
Stein ob9epdljt uno bon neuem bin9e=
le9t wor. Do6 8re6eilen marc ansefeet
uno in rem erofnsten @rube fano man
einen neuen reid 9eibmiften Sar9.
Mit faft iu9enoli6er ltn9eoulo itie9 Der
9rei6 ielbit mubiam in oas @rab binab,
anoere fol9ten ibm; oer 0ecfsl tparo abs
seboben, uno Der alte preoi9er fano feline
entlesli6e Nbnun9 beitdti9t. Sn Dem
Sarge lag bic Srout erlbofen. Das
prd6ti9e Daoem mar perlbpunoen : Die
Su9el mar in Der @e9eno bes 9erjens
ourb Die Sruif se9ansen. Die entifel=
lenoen 3i9e ces tiefen 9rames waren
aus ibrem lntlise psrlbwunoen, Elm bimm
lilber Sriece bate oas ib0ne @elidt per.
flart uno wie Elm Gn9el lag fie oa. Der
alte 8reie itirSte laut weinsno neben Dem
Sarge nieoer uno betste fir Die Seele oer
grmoroeten uno itumme Serwunosrun9
uno Grouen er9riff Die Se9leter.
Ser preol9er fano iib perpfli6tet. bies
ies Grei9nib benz Sibofe Don Seelano,
als ielner bobten Seboros, un9eiGumt
uno umltdnollh gu meloen, uno biz ct aus
&Openba9en 0tobribt erbielt, nabm ct
Den Sreunoen einen Gio ab, oab fie ffille
fbwieeen. Das @rab iparo pieoer su=
9eoedt uno &ener raete et,pas gu fpres
1en. ploslib erfbien ein an9eiebener
Mann aus Der 6auptitabt, erfunoi9te iib
9enau nab alien, Iieb itb oos Grob 5ei=
gen, lobte bas bic oabin beobadbtete Sti(l=
lbpei9en, foroerte ftren9e, oab Der Sor=
fau befdnoi9es 9ebeimniB bleiben iollte,
inoem er ieoen Der oapon gu fpreben mag.
te, NIT ber bdrteiten Strafe beorobte.
0tab Dem Sooe oes preoi9ers, fano
man einen ibrifttiben Nuffas, oieles Grs
ei9nib ersdbleno, Dem &irbenbube beige.
fd9t. @ini9e 9lauben, oob es nit Dem
Sooe ene6 noroiiben 8iiritenbaules in it,
9eno elmer sebeimen SeSiebuns fteben
mag. Das tiefe &dtblel oieler ibauoer=
baften 3bat Su Ioien, miro lbwer wsnn
nibt unmoeti0 lein.
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Sie &afeepi0te.
9Senn bic @eibibte. bic ib iebt era6b=
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Sa6r9. 10, 9anse Yilat1. A9S.
esoinsunaen. 9sr 1iberaIe Beobachter erlbeint

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gSobe puroe 5u Neu Worf, Srau Walfsr
Uruber Srau Wlller) BON ibrem @atteH
eriboiien. Sie 1T oieielbe perion. oeren
gntfubruno BON 6smpffeao in Gonnecti.
cut. Dor einieen Sabren. folbe Senfation
erreete. Sie mar cine reidbe Grbiu. Sbr
sNann III feffaenominen iperoen.