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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17
sTHE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

lURldiNAL MILL CkAhk 6oD
rhtsCompany continues to offer to the people OF Della
ware its superior advantages OF Insurance against loss
BY fire. on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The Instuton is commended by over 90 years expert
attention the subject Of Mutual Insurance,
lbsng the FIRST to Introduce this principle into our s!ae
BY reason Of which, II is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, render the member
ship among the most equitable in character Of the nuner
Gus Insurance Companies presented 10 the public.
IL takes credit ITSELF that its payments Of losses have
been prompt and liberal that In . years business aud
osses reaching over sOOOoO not single case Of liga'
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties Insured.
Looking more to the Lofty than the number and
amount Of its risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance. either requiring too
great amount 10 single risk Or offering unit OBJ
eets Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution.
Iu this manner it is conceived II has the safest and
most select list Of insuranres ia proportion to the amount
over Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence Of this las oi only reduced the rate of
Insurance. at all times modeate, onesixh during the
last two years. but il clear surplus fund
f45OOO security agrs any assessment on the Deposit
Notes. which by tue resort to Scrip Certificates OF
the balances due eara member being issued will
be paying interest 10 them from January 1862, the
ate OF per cent tnnuln thus making tii tarhor
deduction.
It commenced the year 1852, with rea protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of s25O,0O0
Surplus Fund $4,000
Total protection, saOOOjo
the work Of tie Farmers Of Delaware and as such
they ought to pAtronze ii.
President-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBRRT MoCABB, NJ. D.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Drandywine HID; James Delaplain Christi
Hd; James Webb, Samuel Barr, d. G. stntsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd. Robert McCabr, Mali
Creek Hdi John +. Williamson, White Clay Creek lid
George Janvier, New Castle HID Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
eadrr HID; John c, Clark, Red Lion Hd.; WIN. Temple
smyfnai James H. Burnham, St. Georges Hd; Charles
r. Fleming, Peter f. Causey Milford Horny Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENrs-As well tor receiving applications for nsur
dues Of members
I'll Wilson, BIandygne I'D Robert McCabe, Mill
Creek ud. James Delaplain, Christiana Hd. John T.
Williamson. White Clay Creek Hli Curtis b. Ellison
penesder I'D Red Lion St Georges, and Approximately
Hundreds Joseph e. Griffith. snyrnai James Crippan
New Castle Hdi Charles T. Fleming, Milford Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned Wilmington, will receive immediate Aen-
ton.
g2 RODENT MccABE NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17
LANDS In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,

TO WIT:
sta9a No. L. tract of land situate on Indian River
nllWH In Indian River hundred containing 300 acres
aE ofland, of which about 20 acres are marsh, the
kiAtA balance IA upland, heavily tmbered with pine
anu sOme oak -Four thousand cords OF wood could be-
cut the farm. The improvements are story frame
dwelling With story cook attached, and or .
small out buildings. Vessels Of small draught Vi water
eau come up to the landing. There are good herring
rock and perch ,heres the shore The farm is with
in mile from Marlborough.
No. ?. A farm consisting Of tracts, nearly adjoining
containing about 200 acres, in Georgetown Hundred
within sight Of Georgetown. The soil Is good plenty OF
timber to support it. Improvements story dwelling
house and lew small out buildings There is an apple
and peach orchard on this farm.
No s. tract Of land OF 236 acres, about 100 in good
timber, situate in Nantcuke Hundred about miles
from the Delaware Rail Road. The improvements are "A
story dwelling and two out buildings Soil suH-
ceptble of high improvement.
No 4. tract Of aud OF l3 acres, about 90 acres IN
pine timber situate 10 Nantcoke Hundred about miles
from Georgetown and miles from the Delaware Rail
Road improvements, small log dwelling house and a
small apple orchard.
No. g. tract OF land situate in Fulton County, Penn
syvana. sideling Hill, miles IRON McConnesburg
containing two thousand four hundred acres Of land ali
in tine timber Apply to JUDGE LAYTON,
Of Georgetown, Sussex County,
or to WIN McCAULLEY,
dec9. COG Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17
THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
No. 609 Market Street.

DR CHANDELIERS Family Medicines, Rxpecorant or
~ Cough Mixture, cheapest and best Ia USE Dyspepc
Elxir anu RUS better than any Hasirum Aconiie aud
Arnca, Liniment for Neuralgia and Rheum Atism Worm
h9,5enses, sale, sure, and agreeable medicine,
hohaphlan, an Invaluable preparation for the HAIR
SuugI anu Throat Lozenges cheapest and best In mar
ket Trusses applied by DR.. Chandler A fine assert.
ment Flasks Portland Kerosene OIL Lamps Shades &C.
oot3 at 60D Market Street, Wilmington Dei
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17
For Sale.

4se No !. fine large house, situate on West street
lh,F between 9th and 9Th streets, No. OIL
EiiMd No. 2. A large house on Fifth street between
EAAAk Wost and Washington SITS, No. 4O3 handsomely
situated Apply 10 WIN. MeCAULLEY
deel9. COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17

lie also has, in separate building, an excellent A.
Oh me various kinds of Fertilizers such as pure
line aAd course Bone Dust, Guanos Phosphate Of Lime
Poudrete &c. and hopes by strict attention 10 merta
share Of the public patronage " n'
charge 10y -i'A''n INV
jyl5-ly. SAMupI. nrtIRy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17

sSsAr FARM containing 1909 sores of land situate
i9' shout miles below Milford, on the State Road
It'll to Georgetown adjoining lands Of W. Levin
l-AlA Vaughan The land is of good natural quality
hus large old frame dwelling and the frame Of barn
gnu stable unfinished The Hail Read from Milford to
farm, on which Is LOCATED A DEPOT which when the
ROAD is finished will make Il very valuable for building
lots, Se. Apply to JUDGE LAYTON, Of Georgetown
Sussex County, or to wM. MCAULi,liY
Wilmington, Dec. 9, 1852
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-17
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAM,

hE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of VII
mington aud vicinity that he has taken ms Flour
y occupied BY s. r. Nieds Co., where he intends kerr
ing constantly on hand and for sale large assortment
Oh lne pest brands OF Flour Also Feed and Grain 10
quantities TO suit purchasers. Cake Meal salt In hs
sack. Hay and Straw in the bale .' N"'' 80 'As
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
To all General Kuies there arc Eek.
captions.

General Sam Cary spoke recently to the LOYAL
lie @uers. AT Cleveland. closing his remarks by
saying: " man who Is not IN favor oi every
me hod OF putting down the rebellion j. n con
den'nei scoundrel +" We have gu ALLEGATION TO
make Tor the General lie had hear relative.
Who. inspired by the eloquence of his uncle EN-
tered the gunboat service at this city. though not
yet in his TN jnriiy He was anxious to do his
share IN putting down the rebellion; and, feeling
that sPsrit within him. which told him be could
do mans part. he At once put himself ~ posi-
ton tor the service by volunteering IN the gun
boat arui OF the Union No man worked hsrder
to get him out OF the grand army OF the Republic
than did has uncle. General Carey; anu he &C
ceeded on account OF his nephew not Yet having
succeeded To ms maiurity. There thousands
Who are Tor the war, aud do not hesitate TO de
Glaze all as condemned scoundyes who are not ia
favor of every method for putting down ibe re.
belion, 40 long as neither theynor ,h-irs have TO
expose their precious bodies 10 the perils OF the
battle held OF the diseomiorts a. camplIle We
DO not think the General i an exception 10 that
class; aud the fact that evenbo KNOWS it.
should teach him 20 lie little more mild in his
drnanciations of ihOre Who have look eli
through his spectacies since he came Ia manhood.
-fCn. Eng.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
From the New York Sundsy Mercury
gham's arrcst-A Historical
PtrnIIel

John Wilkes. in le65. arbitrarily and lille
gally arrested Tor advocating the freedom 0t the
pres- in hi journal the North Briion. A Chic
Justice of the Court of Queen'- Bench. in those
DAYS OF servility 10 the Crown. Ind the courage
grant the writ ct htbess corpus and 10 declare
the waIrint OF the Secretary OF State illegal A
jury awarded him large damages against the
members Ot the Administration Who issued the
warrant The people were nroused In the per
son of Mr. Wilkes their de1rest liberiies---the
liberty oi the press and of public discus~ion-were
endangered They returned him to Parliament
from the largest and most important constituency
in the kingdom. In spite of all the corfu { in b
fuences OF the Crown and the Administration.
the people returned him three times To- Psrlia-
mcnt. The citizens of London elected him Lord
Mayor of their city.
SIR Francis Buriet assailei the Administration
OF that day He indicated the riehts of the
people TO meet and discuss their political grieysn-
ce, He was arbitrarily arrested AMI impris-
oned in the toweroi London. The spirit of the
English people we're again aroused They lei
him ia triumph from his captivity. aud sent him
TO Psrlis ment the representative of West
mir,ster. the wealIhies, metropolitan constitn
enc,
Il decline. said MIR Edwin James in reply 10
a reoue-t by some gentlemen. 10 attend and ex-
press his sentiments with reference 20 the
and mock trial of Mr. Nallaniigham. for the
present to take any part in political discussions.
bat tue facts have narrated Ia YOU from one OF
The pages Of Eugland's history" letting thin
stances above given } may be used To advantage
with the American people. whose spirit and love
ui freedom have not. | believe. degenerated
And command the historical parallel To the no
iies ut the free citizens of the State OF Ohio"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

In town not FAR from Hir.ford. the day after
the late storm. a lady with tao children was
driving her carriage along the muddy road. and
coming TO bridge, one wheel broke through.
The horse uneasy. aud the lady frightened.
Indeed. she and her children were in danger. The
lady wore the ribbon badge OF the LOYAL League.
A good na,ured irishmnn ca me along IN good time.
aud taking the lss e from tie shafts. be lifted
the wagon from the hole. AMI hanessed up the
sp.md asaln. leaving The lady aud her little ones
ssfe oeyoa Tie bridge She began 10 thank the
kni hearted lr'shuifn. when he politely tipped
his slOuched hat. aud said pleasantly: Done
spske 10 me. phase, madam; you're OF the Royal
League. and m a true Sey mour Democrat; YOU
can't spake Co me. see by your CAV ribbons
thin kind Of folks mustn't t,lk 20 Democrats. or
have anything 10 do with them. Good morainn
10 you. madam: God bless We. and may the light
OF dsy never more shine upon the trouble that
would come near ye But don't hgrt yourself Ia
soaking to me, please " Rowing politely. he
passed on The lady opened her eyes. tore Of
the badge OF the Royal league" and wsuldn't
put on another fOr the world
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

War I'm its best estate. never fHils to impose
upon the people the most burdchsome taxes aud
personal suAerings. 1, i always Injurious 10.
and sometimes subversivc Of. the great CONNER
ei,l. manufacturing ani agricultural interests
Nav. IL always involves the prosperity, sad not
unir.queuily the existence. Of nation. Ii j.
sometimes fa'al TO public liberty Itself. by intro
ducinr spirit Of military glory. which j. read,
To follow whenever = successful commander will
lead. and in a Republic. whose institutions are
essentially founded ON the basis OF peace. there
3 il infinite danger that war will End 4 both im
bevile IN deien~e. and elgcr Tor contest Indeed
the history nf Republics has bet too fatal,
proved thar they ambitious of niiitar,
lame snd conquest, aud too easily devoted Ia the
views of demsgogues who h,tter their pride and
befr,v their Interests IL should. therefore. be
difficult IN q Republic To declare war. but not t.
make Ieace.
Justice Story WAS never suspected OF too great
sympathy with the people. Yet confessedly one OF
the sniest srd most UPRIGHT Of the Jndgeso OF the
Supreme Court of the United States. When
commenting upon the power to declare var. CON
tanned la the Constitution. surrounded by pro
found peace. he jelibesst ey recorded above.
what all history proves Will such,ital truths
vital Ia ali We prize free people-'rrest al
tentonf Or. have two Years OF slaughter. shod
DIV aud Shinpl,sters. fatally enslaved Us TO THE
ambitious schemes of demsgogues. Who latter
our pride. and betray our mierestsr Is there
no possibility OF aroasing the North. East. ind
= West. Co a recollection of their constitutional
rights and determination to maintain tbemr
With all our Wanted Intelligence aud devotion
10 popular government il does seem rs IL liberty
had lcft 20 believe in lies
From the present aspect Of affairs. there is liz.
tie probability that smother free election for Pres.
'dent ~ill ever be permitted. until hy blood and
slaughter. throughout our land. popular rights
ATE recovered
May tsoi. ~ m~rcys temper our eifiosions On
NE impe'-rg future. So>sIuITfoS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

UNFoRTrNATkAN Probably FArAL krNoorS
TiR At SALlN by gentlemen itom Salem. In.
diana. Ne e rn th uniottuntte AID probably
tt'l rcucuun,cr occurred in that town Yesterday
between Col Horace II, iircn. rlitor OF the Salem
Democrat, and William Wilkins. Auditor OF
Washington county The particulars as near ~
we could ascertain. were Il out ~ follow: The
plrtc' met at the Clerks ollce. and violent
quarrel en>ucd betseen them Ia reference To =
charge circulate, that il was w iilains who gave
the ini rnninn which led "a the arrest Of Nj.
PeuSh IN this city. for purchasing tiieirms Con
trary to the military order prohibiting Their pur
chase and s,le The p,rlies hnnlls separated.
Col. iitlltcn going 10 las Office he soon return
ed. how e, CT. aud said 10 NJ Williams that they
wee hen both cool. aud that he tWIllLatn~) h al
SUD w,td> HAT he must Ike back; also that lie
(Heif ca had said word, that he wcu,d lake
back. W liam ms refusing To do tins. a collision
ens1ed, va which Col HellIsn, with "a eluDae,l
pisto. struck Williams Sc, era blows. one al hem
iracturinS the sku'l near the remp'e aud another
iracturing the cheek bone We understand that
Williams Is not expected TO recover. Col He'll
zen, We believe. was not hurt Both parties, II is
said, we're armed with revolvers. but We did not
learn which Of them made the assault
4 Since the above WAS written. We learn
thal Mr. Williams will probably recover Col.
henlen has not been arrested - y A Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Epsroxs srxuxrI,-GEsrs: Permit rs through
the columns Of your paper, 10 call attention 10 the
promp, AMI fair settlement OF loss 70 eur Hub and
Last Factory By J. s. Dunlap. Agent Of the Company
Indianapolis, and the promp, payment. in fall Of
Two Thousand five hundred dollars, BY the Spring.
field Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Of Spring
aeld, Mas. We most chcerfully recommend the Com
paay TO tie patronage Of the public being reliable
and honorable in every respect and Mr. J. s Dunlop
as an Agent foe his fairness and prompaess in the
flement u loss.
nly-2ed&wlt OSGOoD, SMITH & CO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.


BALTIMORE. Nay %.
Yesterday had very interesting. and | M,
say instructive conversation with your dstin
gui-he,i c.tizen. C. d Barclay. E-q
do not violate any private confidence when !
reveal To the public. through YOUR columns. an
outline OF Mr Bitclsy's present object Tie. IA
fact desires that il should he known, that the
whole nation may be on H. guard.
| am authorized TO say that Mr.. Barclay ha~
been in close counsel with our highest auihurillc.
here. and ~ more than ever convinced OF the
imperions necessity involving upon our renpe
throughout the whole laud TO awake At once l.,
a realizing sense ct preparing TO cpuutertct the
contingency OF au invasion of MTyhiu AMI
Pcnnsy isaaa by the Rebel hordes IL Is unuece>
sary Tor me 10 sTetk palmer Those who read
aud reflect closely can under-tand
Mt B,rcl,y returns To Washington on import
ant business, after which he proceeds immediate
y 10 Htrrisburg. to confer with Governor Curtin
upon matters OF weighty moment touching AFFAIR."
in Penns, sana. lie is fully alive to the import
an~c ot his mission, and OF his State losing no
time in tue organik ,tion OF her mihfii. that she
may be in readiness 10 meet amy emergency. All
the slgns OF the times, and very mtny indications
visible only To those Who see behind the curtain
IN the arena OF -ecessonisni. tend To show thai
the ConteierAte- will. II they can. invade Mary
land aud PENNSYLVANIA this summer To pre- en-
such a calamity we need only be prepared in tine
10 repel IL
The matter is one OF great seriousness. and no
time should be lost IN giving 10 II prompt. euer
getic consideration To be lorewarned ia to Toe
fofearmed. The recent apparently doleul article
OF the Richmond Enquirer should be closely stud
led Its concluding words full OF meaning
when n saws: We arge thing. sugge>, moth
Ing. hut nothing. only state facts !" The hint
may be iuierpre Ell TO mean that in such a conJi
tam oil want II becomes necessary To seek some
more fruitful region. at the most desperate haz
ard. 10 obtain su piles That ominous article Is
put forth through the Rebel organs. beyond al
question. tor a blind fnot. IL argues a want of
discretion not. heretofore manifested by these
willy enemies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Knowing the true state OF the affairs al the no
iel alludei 20 In the communication Of ..Iudi
ana" we will say that none Of the help =, the
house intended 10 leave and would no, have LEI,
had the new PROPRIETOR taken the RICH, course
nnr did they leave until the dArkies emplovei L.
al their place. arrived in town After the orr
val Of the crew of darkies the white men aud No
men did not wait 20 be disch ,rgei. and who can
blame th.mf Had The proprietor pursued the
right course he would not have had any troable
There y difference between managing a hOtel
oas'vs,t and managing a tailor sh0p il Ohio.
SEvk2AI BoAapyss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
FoUNDRIEs.
TIE IlOOsIEis STATE
FOUNDRY And STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMrLE1IB DIR FOUNDRY. VIZ ARE
pr~p, IL e. rrcci,c AMI satisfactorily execute
ord tor stoves AMI casting ..neraly The senio
partner has iu-t returned fr,n the East. ~herv he be
procured thr most de rnbe md perfect patterns of c"ok
and paflo ito ever roucsd uiOfhe marke wee Pc
csli, Invite the attention 81 Wholesale ito DEALER 70
thi branch ~ busiurs with request that fhtt VII
xiv ca1 Ou- other WORK u embrace iron rents
and columns. HIGH desir- ~ prom merit ca
ture manufacture rail sud mil castings, sugar
M Is and kettles houc work, .uch sentilai - wv.
dow CAPS sill aud hollow are IN fact ever Thug pro iucea
iron foundry. We respectfully soit " patronage
and only y omse what wei aud promptly per
form.
once and Foundry io3 south Delaware street Join.
ing indian polls au Cincinnati aud Indiana te'tfs'
Freisht Depots indianapolis indiana ...
myla- OK, bohOe Fr'h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
MEDICAL.
DIR. LudIum's Specific,
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS oF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

TUyHE sonorrhoa or commonly called Clrp. 70 tis-
gu.ting malady. and u too wall known ~ require
expiana % Be got bot u IL cicult 20
get clear Of scompanon that fe~ admire; 70 per-
v&6es all classes % soccyboth male ard female rch
AMI poOg both married snc single Although setrouoie-
dissaSe the ~ which. has generally eeeu
worse than the disease Itself The common fashionsbs
deprive Of all business. then
81 starvafiosl-iivug brcsd and tea,
water Cruel kin o. dops you masithenb. bed.
cupped or I.ached combined with nedcies
livery few DAYS the medicines changed. and alter
months treatment IN this wy whch the patient
with fsrude fear he d dis
charged. discharges himself With rrita6is uretcr
sweet testic enlargement 81 the prvstraie glands
o disc the neck Of the bladder.
TnS>pecihc which like a charm With few dose .
Diseases ana quite pleasant take and htch
has earsd thoussnis in New York. Philadelphia, kau-
and many q the Southern cities is certain ard
eec ual remedy. that mzke rapid ancpe
without regard 20 diet DRINK exercise except wrest
ling, jumning nyef-Slrauing This remedy h IN.
aled Anything discovered tn % those
disc l. tracted from platS and per-
ecty safe a. II Is purely vegetable contains mer
curry. THAI ycu eNpore yourself 60 all ktt- ~
weather without the icss danger from the medicine.
viii have taste smell fr,m g. that you not
deprived nom going Into company, CT being deectsde ~
Z friends.
Tki, i Qusck cinc. hua remedy iiscovcrec and
used with imm~n,e BY regular phy stefan. and
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate.
CAUTiON-None J. genuine without the signature 81
TIE proprietor. Davidson sr,und the bos. All IN
fngement OF trade marks will Be prosecuted ih The
inOst rigoT 0ithe Law
DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
sincnnsti. Ohio
Sold BY Druggists generally. Jan2s-dsuis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

"7ANTsD-A SMART ACTIVE MANTo TAKE THE
w exe"sise Agency m ths State Of Int sna. fer q
Patent srIcle manufactured NV York The sine
J. well established n New York and the East and viii
PAY s1u0 th here fer.oas Wishing al sgrecsele
and profitable business. apply 10
Mr.. sTAuSION,
Rya7 -d2, Room -, sp~ssT H0uss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
IN Su r ANCE.
INSURANCE.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE g. MARINE
COMPANY.
Capital and surplus. saoO.OoO

TNsURfs DWELLINGS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY
on a. favorable safety and security Will yer
nit.
wec u attention TO the following notice Of osgood,
Smith 4 Co. Of our city
Persons wishing will call on The Agent AZ In
J. s. DUNLOP.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
pr-1AxcK TO JACKSON. Miss. BIZ RAIL

A. each station between Jackson and Vicks
buig htsbecomeof prominent interest during the
late aud present operations il my be as well Ia
point them GU indivdu lily. with their respective
distance from each place:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

The Murfreesboro correspondents Of the Com
mercial turns he that piper with some items e
speeding Mr. Vsllsndgham's passage to ms
Suuthern prison. which are somewhat interesting.
he says:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-12

erfaat tpiro ! g8are e. arm, an feline 8ruf
tpollte i'd fliesen, i'm iaud3enb on uein Ser1
oritfen unb benz Sater al(er MeeuIden 6ono
fen. Der mid tRn ftnben 1teB Dph er il
reid unb bornebm, unb Iein 8ater elmer
isaer Meniden, Die barter unb grauIoner
iinb uI8 ba8 Sdifial benen @lif nur Stang
unb 9teidt9um, 2tebe nur Wtitgift bebeutef.
98arum ben Ser1un MAIDEN, bic @isrinbe gu
lSfem, lpelde @onUenien3 unt bas Ser3 be8
Sater8 ge3O0en BAT? aeune i@ tbn ni4t
genu9Iam, um ppraualeben 3u fSnnen, baB
iOlder 8erlltd nur fru6tlos isin lpirb ?
28etB tA nibt bab Sutiu8 benz 8ater Trot
bieten nnb ben 8luN befel6en auf 1ein 6aupt
laben piirbe, nm an lletuer Seite Elm 2eben
pcll bitterer 0leue, poll be8 tieiien Grams
5n fabren? gieil1, neiu, ntht 70 nett IoQ eS
fonlnen. Sic febte ftd3 lpieper an ben Gid,
ne9nl aus benz Rdftden S9reib5eus uno
Papier uno I4rieb RAID eini8e 3ellen nies
Der.