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oo;iest Inn. Il tie res.os is wL.c- may be srorl.
We believe osCra Apples have soners.. = more pun
geroy Of isvcr whether wet or tar. aesr our f5th
pars,e Il latitude ,6Aa be'os tue i0ih. C,a aay ose
cuc.ds,e this matter
Tn CooPIR LsorvRys.-Ws csu attention 70 the
course Of lectures advertised uader thu title The rs
Of which is to be given tonight.
Tie Ladies Fair To- the relief Of destitute sAors
their widows ard orphan' opened yesterday q. the
Cooper last taie snd WI he continued every day this
week. opening st , ?. m. ard closing al 10 o'clock
IT, Iuc wi. not forget these ladies' 10 their noble
work, but WI rally TO their help.
~ AMYRic,y CcLIvcy ~ R0NE.-A plan has
been urder consideration for over year anon, por
tion Of The Catholic community TO erect an Amen-
can College in Rome for the education Q: American
students, particularly those preparing for TIE priest
hood without meeting with much success. aud conse-
quertiy the faithful we're not little asionishcd on
hearing letter rcai from the Rev. Archbishop
Hughes On Suniay, in a. the pulpls Of the
city, and We presume throughout the United
<stcs, ealing on tue fod TO contribute toward
the above object on Sunday ~u December
T. TO the extent of their ability. The facts con-
usctcd With tie csse are these Over year $50
wealthy, humane gentleman ia the interior Of this
State proposed to build the above college at cost Of
S0oooo, provided 100 subscribers could be found to
,ubsCrbe ; 40 sch aai headed The l.t himself w'h
a thousand dollsrs. >aon after he died. aud only this
teen persons more added to the list. Bat now
the Archbishop comes 10 the "rescue, and proposes
20 RAISE TIE whole fund Sunday n'Nt. The Pope, it
seems, heartily iayors tie plan, aud alrcaly the
ground hss been bought for si}0oo--tte building
lstey occupied by the French soldiers.
elter from the Archbishop was also real an.
nouncpg jubilee throughout the world to terminate
IN tie 3lst Of December. 1873 by order Of Pope Plus
X. IRE announcement. unusually and unexpectedly
,hcrt.
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Tn CooPiR LECIvREs. we csu attention 70 the
course Of lectures advertised uader tai. title the frs,
OF which IS to b. given tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

RfAL EsTsTg.-The following 'aes were male yea
terday at the Merchants Exchange, by j. Bleeoke<
Sol & Co.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

" tionsl party,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

ARRF.rs foal ILLEGAL NoTlSc.-ln the Fourth
Ward ven men were arrested, charged with voting
illegally attempting to DO so, at the Charter cleo
ton on Tuesday. They gave their names as I notify
Sullivan, Peter Gillian, John Carroll, Jeremiah Brit
tor, Jacob Thornton, Henry Maxim, Wm. Carrot,
VIM. Hyatt, ard john Canin Several arrests were
also made FOR Ike oAep~e ia the Fourth and Four
teerth Wards. The accused were all detained for
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

Mr,HASIcs' SocHTr.-The Rev. II. W. Beecher
ecur,d before tits Soci-ty Monday evening, at the
Cooper Institute, on the Laws Of sympathy applied to
Common Life. The hall was crowded in every part
BY large and intelligent audience, and great numbers
were obliged to go away unable even to get an en-
trance into tho building.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15
The Ellsworth Aulcricam.-VOl A.

One more number Of the AMERICAN will
complete its III volume, and two years under
our management. We shall commence tho
" volume with more experience, better facil.
itics for success. and with renewed determi.
nation % succeed in establishing the PAPER on
firm and paying basis. Although the time.
are 81 hard that the farmer, mechanic. or
lAhoring man is often obliged to look about
him to So what can bc spared 10 tighten ex
ps''scS, and the newspaper, with many, is the
first to come Ia mind, W.T. we look hopefully
Grwarl Ia better times. and have an abiding
filth that the paying Subscribers Of the Amer
iean viii continue their patronage and com
maRre retrcnehlng expenses in another direc-
TIN, II they must commence snmen here.
y 9 i''zsi all tlas paying subscribers We have
NV, aHi more naw onss. tn make the cs,al
lHAmeut pay ~ for our services. VIII each
mr. Vt t'iir Subscribers 50 il they cannot git
ny, ort5' With little cxeftisn, many new
ST.. rit4-- c-,;a L. obtained
Ne4r-s u-ia. smaller typ on the rarer.
ssti d7 not i.s,i the oui,id, o. formerly. which
-ae- sss-iier4sla mar reading And if VIZ
esu.As -f-ius. iarr ~, aur lit suEci an,ly to
0arartit. we shall eul,rgs
TreHs =-- The terms lor the future will l,o
u ,f5iellxin advance 81 - and ten per cent.
II ,hau 1ai.i ia caels when paid within tho
t=tr >l.7'. alter tbc expiration af the year
e@'n. T. nec''aos!ats Subscribers and our
ST. "ilHi t. make beginning in the direction
= .s.i'aaet, I<,y system, W. shall mako up
.atl 14l!- taT lost duce. when not extending
Lax :asr+ t'an tw1 wars, at the rate Of
-. 80 pr year, and continue 10 de- 81 until
~ ii. 1t. Aftar tia; time Ne shall charge
"lt''44; reception. the rats mm,i ah,ve.-
" ~i-,t ~ III. course to make it for the
ss.f'"'ass 'ar Al to !ssy in advance
Cit=aas>o For = 80 W. will furnish or,e
.szty II til Atu rigan aud ono e.py Of the
ns., au1 lrluI.r Atlantic Month, Magazine.
H4r q - La4ie~ Book and the American,
>s,jo.
i'r AlIals4nea payments, when orcr six
n-"tas. ien - cent of from >l.in. Re-
f.isf''''-r ihi~. NJ SAWYER
E.-w7f''. Ian Htir. lsis.
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s..e Governors u~.,aps.

Nessf+-s 10 Our ff-tl.r. tf.i. ,sr.t Tho In
aaenral III lr~, or Governor Morrill, Va
ur,l natin,i,, IN, ,t,a,,,i N # an, readers +,
t.4i. &, lt35f,' -. ,.t,.,- a.. :, will =, r,t
Esail s.s-zsre T., f...,,.,ai o,, ,,..,cr. e
f55ilie r5,..egf,0.,.. m. - ,;n -
.sss n sI.,i55z ,,,,, -. ,,,,.,,.,,,;,,.
lie. s5..i.v fI.,,,..... ,.f..,t,.. IL.
..s.-i#=-. ~ H,5,.rvi.., I'm, .,e,,,, .h,.
- /. f5.s 81. .-s-s....zl -.
/. ..-r..5.We l3tea..,..=5i u;,h t.r,..a IT,
IN s.astiion. !, d. ,r,,,o,,e,,J cv.n H.. H.,
.~ifis1, a,.,. ~, c-..,;,,li.,.,u..;,r
Ia, ~ r.,5.,E..i III. i. ~, -. H.
a..sc or mar ,a,-,4 # III. t;,a n IL.
writer H.. il.-,. acl In. ,h..,a s,.h
t=,...-..,.-. .t,....t -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15

1t is said that Chief Justice Fancy ha.
endorsed Mr.. Clitiard's fitness for L. 5.
judy, aud it is nov thought his nomination
viii BE- confirmed. More than half of the
people Of the Union doubt the fitness Of Mr..
fancy to retain his place and Therefore his
certificate Of character DOES not help Mr.,
thHarl's cas-, in the estimation of the pub
lie
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CHAPTER II.


rlo uext day, uonosa informed her grand.
mstAet, AaIA,as Aaleriy, VI Gadffvy's presence
IN the sci hboiLpod, and the old lady sent hur
only bgUt4cr, Cal0ae. SAaaaUu, 10 ivteh him t.
Piedmont. aodifey accepted the iuFiation.--
On h4s Afais.4, Ae found tl4t General e2ct If
Nir-i4il. aud ais son had Just taken ~ their
quarters, tor several days, alth Madame Aaderiyi
q nj TIE y4a laiy, al h.s Aoa,r, ~ eaev seas III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15

The largest Porker yet-Mr Samuel Dat
ton, Jr., Of Ellsworth, had a hog months
and 9 days old, slaug Inferred this week, which
weighed 40 Hos This has not bssn bat
81 Milne tbs scls9n, we think.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15
Agents for.thc American.

Tha,isI'ssae gentlemen viii net agents In their N
caisaes-TsrTr m7y ar give receipts for surscrip,s,
TO h fss=esa We viii blank our agents far ne s.e,p,
hops u, WI p5ts passing events Of public inert.,
And .-wari to ssTlse -fpicsiraa."
@. Y sargent, Or. ! pFinkva,sr, seigwics; Cap, WIN
HHi'sas EiHahii; James ". DAVIS, surryi J. H. Foster
Franklin ] h Johnson, East Sullivan; John VI Move,
VT pcscrt l.. 7 parr, BaoAsport Samuel j Lori rrav-
aNsF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15

f.H 4 vary4 4 ffEH4FT at
iAat GO a. ''s 90 ~
4a lhaia' ne en- ms 'e'''. "'>i,Ii.,' - -.
and dis haisel 't.5 &C. ne ei''' ts".s
vyogWse.rsd by d''1Pp- Atihent' tooN 10
drink, aad IA "a ie" year became haG''uA.
s,.uukard, hi, wife supporting herself and
5.ua -e}.ildren-l:iqhard. now a fine boy III
F hi. thirteenth wear, aud Mary, = sweet child
NJ .5x-by selling. one after another, the
/ ,r,,,,,,,> Of her once costly wardrobe and
: .,os-,
/ = TT, T,o.,,,,,,to, ~ tho ,p,y
VI ~ - H, ,,,s v,,b.
III "hse' our s'''t ,e,'s -, ~
out food lSh 81 me- aha ''''1 ''i! VI! Wv
rent must be pad,
/ Little Mary WAS moaning Tor pieaa' ana
IcryiG. with cold.
The drunken father was n the dram
! shop
/ The a-nniseI mother had hu. one more ar
t.,l~ ~ ,.l,tr liza lsckct containing a
H., arl.r f.ihcf'> hair She Id hoped 10
.aN - 81
''e ale 10 ''s9 'hl'' III, az
t May Gus tor tod s4e sF4tati the thehcl'
rushed to a pewals"ks'.s. e.ta'5sd lev.
5-'u''u->. put hy lib amount 81 Va ic"t az"
with tn 1T purchase = Hii.s tread and
Fm.,& f9r her Children and fh,G Sc out viii
.h.7n- :, visit :he 80 confidential r!erA= ut
nor f4;t-r, fc;G Aa,Qtz<, " ha nd eytI
+ 1.e5 sind Ia lar. Ia luu...lt h..a at.; $50
H. lt..,.-l -. .r.,t, 10, .-,.t,.,. --,. IL. 81,
- - ~, ,,-.s...--.....l-
~ 'ssi'.'
tfl.
Ga returning homo late on NJ" 100 =
eve from hrT if4stf,Ss w. ~ til"
et,l% va, isat IL AaHe. Ia L.. d.-#=-s t's.
Dot b.. I.-ipra ias! lseH lOWt ard = l.a
tie S,a,n s}t1sI= IT Nv III t}--tr.t- .4rr.
~ tstae. IS i=4. sh= had ts.nfcsir7l il, and
- - ...... p. .Th- t'r,ta,, and ..a-
T., 1870 l,-- 5'-sI..s-z
s.s,l - t...'.-.t .
-eIN ~ ,a=5' ,.'''' ~ ''.''' -
81 tt3 ming ID ''t'-iit ~. tL.L ''.'t'S - ''
Hb,r H@>Has3a, 81 e''| N5s' net 'h3lsf'
% tt la-.Ht Il 1et Whittier ~ e ii q
tg... tai gene
Thee was q erca: crowd ~ tie Lar "a
TIT Crown aud Nas.fee Tl.s }andla4.
..5st .44ts.r. i,-54Ers,. " man with ~!
-, sz. II, M .f..-.,, ~. t..1. fts. +.
Ia - : Tt.--,,=L 49, ,.,,
r. -.'',' 80 - -.
i'' z=,ss - t-1t
e.. -3Ita u '''h- 'N' @'' ~ ~
) n'eF>. Ito regular nti'" sise 'f'"1l,i
lat It aaa~' i4a; lie forgotten that Nv If NtN-
\ cal ey.
such vas tie sC-ac L VEG am! dts,s IN.
.;aa which re. IT, cvr and .rtr.at thc
#h.,. - TN, .. i.--t ~. Ir,,s. w .,
nd ,,,sz-.'.1 t,,l. ,.-...,s,. a..
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Ia
s1fln,if Ia .s.,, y .,5,v--y,-, n, e5,,t, 80,
p,.,, a. sb,ll ~. III -
! -; - - Ni'ei' q e''e '"'
p N "'S IL" Sod nay enact upon tt's
/
'2"Ni - 'v' i'tll 90 gov '+'lt tii't1 e'tt u
state mas dep st.sk n.Vh.-t Yer ..jlas the
general welfare NByis the verti s ties re
made t. move arpun the rsnrr.J r.%er,-
ntcr,t A.. a ut,,r,,.,,, "a nj 10 "a. -,
= tf -. ~ ~ y, -.
y, "f.'' e'ei 'l' We
/ f.. -, -.
~ I''7S' - '"' ~ i'e'.''' g
''S t''te'H'' ''.'t "'''ee t'' F''li' ~ lh' Soy
eftt NJta's Trust ever w. with {. I''%t 81
I ifcttrde the sets Of tho national government
+ bearing aVon this tw -a'Ir llttaa.
! NH4Is II IL c8acad II t,l.4 gtr mora r--l .rli
ply.r ..4u i. sx..r.l-I ti,.l. LIS. 1.4t7 ,-,1.ss
+ l. 4 I,.t..l -=,7,.,....,-.. ,=-.... 80. 49,.
\ most i,n,,,rt,if f'..,tt. i ..nI anon tl. s,.
: ...r.r......... ..rtf. .,..... ..., ed. .
/ -,
ebis M .!T''i1l H nav, >iFetiG alN-T>' pa
] clas, GA4i1- us TO- am e.@fth< H!tee, I 'ti+
cal parties ~ the s1ters,. Ss.ltes aud nattpn
II is in this manner ais th4t constitutions
Al ,,varf,,,, .ftfs Nv f,i,, i,,-t,,r.tf,i,,, b.,
-. 1911 ,...,.f. ~. f,--.b -
-
va" ihH']'.' VII '''''.' - 1t '1t' '''''-
un"han25e
! Il ne nat non has entered HfAA an CpAcl OF
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fthsiu esnu'ty u u.t1, ul required Ia hight Of
time - JstuiHz,
'fhe ,aeN'lty Il 0ur story lies 2ri enc "i g."
viiie-t and met ll'tasf-iae regions Il the itts
+. + gs4 aI1a, WAere tle heal satgFs al the hap
Z laisnn.ak wash the base Of The Bi1r Eifsc
10 precise spot 5#.ssiapt--ls s. saz.il1s a9A
bea4i.iet cane, ~beFe asfe h.get-srew &c." rae 20
81 mount ~ sFoss each ether at aUbiilaf Hb-
.ies
AZ tae Interesting point oi thesn ridges nest
.ys 53tte hamlet. aasai, from ttf elevated psf
! sita, Aeua2nt
At t1e pcfild at which our It y eps"s The four
5-tA.s<, 10 tie fuI angles VI the Irregular maaa-
1 AIn esess, were owed a. i9ilu"s
The cn~'"rn farm called Piedmont, wa th'
!hc property 1t ha'iAme Aadstiy, N"giatan
/ lady 20 tlc "'d school
The western ami most valuable estate wv. the
f inheritance 81 tcn,-a fan'r an orphan ht'Fesr'
+ grand dau -HieE aHt "af8 ~ Aadame Andetif.
The n5rtbc5a aAd smallest one. called inn.
being the deepest sic of the t'n--ta"es hFte
vac tn property "t old Hugh Have, "'do"tr
/ ct gloomy temper l'aFti'non'Sas habits ana al
most fabulous wealth
| Ths southern @5m--nanSi from The cNtrata-
giant cost Of the e1tEdnt mansion muse, eH''ttte
ent-Laiidinss. aad hlsaY erAam'ntea ground
which had ah.aseei tae means - NE late owner,
fat4aint ron! t''' - u: IL " -
tttrnehy Ct ttei'fey faf4a'ef 'atane ttfe grant,
son o! hagh Have, aus nv" y"aag asid5''i''
Il. l"sHi h'n"FS a, the ! "'e''H! 90 ifsil"'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

--Godey's Iady's Book for February is
received, and is fur sale by Moses Hale. This
Magazine was never better than now.
-Arthur's Home Magazine, and Peter
sons Ladies National, for February. are r.
eeived. Moses Hale win supply all order.
for these popular works.
The london Times sets down the amount
of failures in England for the Last three
months at more than $50 400 600, or $780,
eco 600
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15
nerta.l thare.. tth. Wi IA ,rtat "a ~ who

axe the trouble to get the Ledger.
Her smile 50 soft, her heart So kind,
Her veto, for pity tore g" ~,
All sneak her Woman. but her mind
l.ifts her where baris and sase5 sit.
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,inviss,iOus TO scms IF the nsishsors TO visit her


,oi,'g out prt"a,a Per 'eg.E '..sse' ls''
N''' u.s.. a. a.. ia. ,,,.,.
- =, - All -, In .l,a ..,.l
=, s.s.' e X = ~ ,se h. ' a|rte9 az Wv
H. '-.,,,ss A., a,.s,. .,s Fl. ann he bfsa.lt
v.un. rtf,. un4nstiet, but wlon. WIN grave
,ealt l. ,e prcte4.tsl t. bis aessas- as Asar.
bark. tie daughter Of deceased ftieat' ami
agN his wand, WI bad arrived only taat morn
III and WON. Prs.a'' a. In On N'a,aF Aa!''I,
"ell-Nn""a A'HAAss'' he hA1 'e4ts''" ~ l'''''.
to = - T.. ,n,.-,r ,.,1.-., r.... ..-,.;,.
1t,,a-t.i NJ .a9d ,,,sr 8 tf.tlr tatk t3af
5otm. hsr III f, Sr, 5gP $500 -o s s
,t i,al If tho eruaan .,trI ,gI .,p,yu.t,i her +.
re ,1r,,,,r fsrr,.a nv the Wiseas t,I,lrrIy Mr
>isrre. Mn lleiag, Mr.. p4lauia asI uoua,s
Pauls.
'1' ',i' W - - I,,i
We J'tst '77o' 81 'ft' whit nv NA''i ~ "''
Turtle, lot "'tt4' PM l1>ff Me%~Es. HeiHe ana
>terue were dispatched 10 bTtn; forward 4 ruuut
tahlr Miss Roe went t. a cabinet to seek the
a>yiiT. Ie4f..r which sl,s f,r-4-rt!v f,r,.iuc.
Cd. Al them seated themselves around the ia
e'e,
1.a z sy ,b,n FS'Sa2 ~ - - NM ,e a5
- -. - - ~.
., $50 n
aV6,ir agII ynn ni'5 The S,liI,a
u w"n,I Know lie t,,are part9er Of oy If. =
wa fac formal answer.
qpraw
The Young man hesitaiel f,r while. .m.'eA
AMI felrctlng ~ tbass cards th4t were fazs5szl
himself phi III hand 7"ief tae is'sh' an wiz
drew me IaH''t one
80
III. - A.. ...,.i,..f=
'iioar s"e oE9iHl'oedt
~ vff9v. beautiful "a ti-it.
Twill h. vyaf - 10 wei
Ia II .tss
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CONVERSATIONS BY THE SENArE.-( Oifeial. J
C1Hr'o-- If tiC Customs Thomas Cunning
ham, district Of Wiscassat, Ne, vice John
Bateson, whose commission expired.
J .ph B rry, district OF Blth, Me-, vice
Charles y B1dfsh, commission expired.
Daddy f. keavitt. Bangor. Me. vico Geo.
p. sawall. commission cxpir H.
JOHN II Kennedy. district Of Waldoboro'
Me, re Edmund Wilson, commission expir-
cd
Amas F. parlin, Macliias, Ne, vice p W.
D,rnan. commission expired
Arthur W Austin, district Of Boston and
CAarlestown, Mtss,. vice Charles II. Peaslca
commission expired
Mbet~ Macdonald, district of Portland and
talm5ath, Me, vice Ezra Garter, DR., COM
mission expired.
Thomas II. JONES. district of Frenchmans
Bay, Ne, rrappointed.
j i'm Cousins, district Of kennebunk. Me.
Luther Jenkins, district Of York. NJ, re-
appointed.
Minot a. Osborn. district Of New Haven,
Ct. reappginted.
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TINE BRIDE OF Az EVENING.


BY kvvA y. E. y sorrue 5srn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15
RICHARD HOFFMAN.

ArALs OF Lo,stSo RzTeIDeti7N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15

An irreprc,sihle 'ow cry broke from the
pallid lip, Of Honora. "'Fhraw up the
cards she said: alt Is wicked this tam
perlns with the mysteries Of the future T.
The above is The commencement OF Mrs.
Souhworths great story, which = Hew be %
ing published IN the New York Ledger
We give tins a a sample; bat it Is only Ia G
beginning OF Il l. most interesting. iascin-
atlns, and beautiful tale-the balance, or
continuation If il, can only BE- found in the
Nv YORK Ledger. the great family paper,
for which the most popular writers in the
country contribute, and hith eau be found
a. all the Stores throughout the city nnd
country, where papers are sold Remember
and ask for the New York Ledger Of Jan 10,
and in il yoa will get the continuation Of
the story from y here it leaves off here. If
you canrot get copy from any news Of
ice, the publisher OF the Ledger viii mail
You copy on the receipt Of i've cents.
The Ledger IS mailed, 10 subscribers, at So
a year. or TWO copies fer So Address your
letters to Robert Bonner. Publisher, 81 Ann
street, New York. IL is the handsomest and
best family paper ia the country, elegantly
illustrated, and characterized by high NOR
al tone.
The story is. Of itself alone worth the
! Tice of the Ledger o peruse the history
Of the lovely heroine, Miss Paale-how she
came TO be a bride Tor ahlt a. evening, aud
all the orange ard ubsorbing particulars con-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-24
Diemiao sen -, 2(mo1i 1855.

| 'brer Wlltte anf etnem tpeiBen 9tOB eineu 0ieis
tee IN 9rltnem lSberrGd init neiBen Nuf 6ldoen
uno auf benz Sut eiu fleineS, oreiedsee Slfs
den. Der 5adelldein beleudtete lein bleideS
An9e6At, feline Nusen flannlten pie bic zines
NrlerS, uno i4lenen ben Jtebeln 9ebieten 5u
Wouen ,boB tie felen, Oamit er lAauen tSnnte,
mas lie tbnl Uerbar9en. SeitsmdrtS BON bieIen
Geter tan4ten, Wenn bic 6afsln b6ber aufflam.
ten 3pet onoere Jteiter9eltalten in blibenoen
llnlfornlen emppt, aber tbre Nusen lnd)ten nibt
ben 9iebel, fcnoern uur DIS 2lntllb peS ltol3en
Heter8 reben ibnet 5u srgriinoen, ,,ro .allf tbnl
nur rubten tbre glide, nl,r auf oieleln bleid,eu
Wadtselidt, auf wel9eut Dennob Die Sonne bon
aNuIterlle 1trablte. 'ji4s ..5 4li1Al6h ~
y Wabreno bic PreuBilde' 9lrulee NIT ibren
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