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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
farm and 80us"hola.
Dr.. pio Lewis on Meats, etc.


In his recent work touching food, oil
the subject of meats DR.. Lewis has the
following su. gestive paragraphs, which
will answer for other latitudes a we'll =
that of Boston:
Meats are very high in the Boston
market. The other day 1 devoted al
hour or two tv inquiries of the leading
market men about the prices of differ
ent parts of the animal. They gener
ally agree upon these figures; that in an
OK, which, when dressed, weighs 500
poun;is-
60 pounds bring 80 to 40 cent a pound.
lIU pounds bring 80 to 20 cents pound.
40 pounds bring 80 to II cents pound.
81 pounds bring so to 10 cents a pound.
40 pounds bring 80 to q cents a pound.
80 pounds bring cents a pound.
40 pounds bLlng one cent a pound.
You must have meat every day of the
year. Your children should have some
animal food during the autumn, winter
and spring. But meat is very high. A
sIIioin steak costs in our market from
thirty-five to.forty cents a pound. And
even this is not the most expensive part
of the animal.
/ But do you know that in an OK which,
dressed, Weighs 500 pounds, only very
small part brings this high price? And
do you know that that small part IL
neither the most nouIishing nor the
most palatable? While certain pol
tions of the animal sell for thirty to for
ty cents O pound, there are portiohs, not
Que whit less palatable than the tender
lon (when properly cooked,) that can
he bought for a very small price. Take,
for example, what is c',llep the shank;
the very best can he bought for three
cents ound, and single pound cook
ed stew, with dry bits of bread, will
make meal for yourself aid your en-
tire family. The French soldier under
stands better than anybody else the
secret of getting much of little.
When you go to market for meat,
don't buy tenderloin, but buy what are
called coarse meats. Purchase for your
dinner five or eight cents worth, 8. y
ten cents worth, of the cheap, coarse
bits. Among our foolish people the
competition is so slight over these coarse
meats, that the butchers have to put ali
the price OH the small part which is in
active demand. AID sell all the rest for a
mere nothing. / cannot go on to tell
Won lust what pieces you should buy,
nut uuy just sach pieces as are sold III
this Boston market-the highest mar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
70 PHYSICIANS.
NEW YORK August 18th Is

NEW YORK, August 18th. 1868.
Allow me 10 call your attention to my PRE-
PARATiUN OF COMPOUND EXTRA T
BUCHu. The component Iarts are, BUCHU,
Long LEAF, CUBEBo, JUMPER BERkIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION OS--BuCHu, IN Nacuo,
Juniper Berries, uy dls tIiia iation 10 form q fine
gin, CuDebs extracted 10y displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Ber les; very
iIItle sugar ls'uSed ana Il small proportion at
spirit. IL IS more palaIdble than any now in
use.
Buchu as prepared by IL pggists, is of DARK
color. II Is plant that emIGs lis fragrance:
the action OF a name destroys this (itS active
prlnC!piej leaving a dark ard E,utiDuCs decOc-
uCn- Mime IS Tie color oI Ingredients The
BuCiiu IL my preparation pTedo inmates; The
smallest quantity OF the other ingredients are
added, 10 prevent fermentation; upon in
ilOu IL VIII be found not TO be Il Iinctur
made la Fharmacopoea, nor is IL a syrup
therefore can be used in cases where fev
Inflammation exists. In this, You hay
knos ledge oi the iIgredientsa aud the mo
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with trial aud
tAaL upon inspection il Will meet with your
a probation,
With feeling OF profound confidence,
am, very respectfully.
Il. I. HELMBOLD,
Chemi Isl ana Druggist oi 10 years experience.
From the iargest Manufacturing Chemists
the WOrId.)
November4 l. ISL.
"I am acquainted with Mr Ii. T. Helm old
he occupied the Dug Store opposite my resi-
Gence, and vas successful in conducting tn
business where Others had not been equa ) :
before him. l have been favorably impI -sed
with his cDarSc ScIer and enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTM N.
Firm Of Powers and Weightman, ManufActur-
ing Chemist, Ninth and Brown ) -ee's,
Philadelphia.
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" Aim FL.
Pill Il RM MEDY.

arHeI. ,is I.Dsc! has never failed
mot even in one case) to cure the very worst
cases oil Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should lmmed lately call on
their druggist and get WARS ER's PILE REMEDY.
IL is expressly Tor the Piles, and is not recom-
Inended to cure any other disease. 1t has cured
many cases of over thirty years standing
Price One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

ket in the United States-for three, four,
five or six c.nts a pound.
Good solid meat is sold for these fig-
ures, and only needs to be steamed or to
be ma de into a stew to be as tender and
d licicus as the expensive parts OF the
creature. TIE neck of the chicken IL
the most delicious part Of the animal
The neck of beef, when made tender,
comes near being the most delicious part
of that animal.
Leaving the meats, lei us speak OF the
We getable tccd. Oat meal, IL The form
o. porridge or in the lorm o; cakes, is
one Of the most nutritious OF vegetable
foods. A pound of cat meal is worth, as
nutriment, six pounds of surerfiUe
white flour, and pound for pound cost
:e-s than wheat -four. Ii is mos, sub
stamtisl and nutritious food.
Cracked wheat, or Whole wheat, when
properly cooked, i really one Of The
ILo.t delicious. articles ofioUd ever oateii
by nlan. One pound OF cracked Sc nest
viii give 81 much strength OF I,;ttcie ailu
nerve SIS seven or eIshJ prunGs Oi ccIn-
mo Ia bakers br. 80. HUniny, siinp ana
iiulled corn are among tie most sub
Q All ial and lasting oi human fc0tis, ,;.nti
cry cheap COMPARED even wItii wheat.
One pound of cheap ueat Loiied 10
rags, with quart of white beans, anu
alen with brown br, All, iii make d
inner that king mIgl luxuriate
upon. Your family of even PERSONS
would not be able TO - sun sucL. d
dinner.
Buiier, Foul;fy and potatoes ale nlcst
leXpeEklse aTiicIts oI irUu. a stne lie
bushei OF beans, properly cooked, with
Condiments, will iurnisn not o liy moe
paiaraLle focd, but will fuI uish more
nuLaiIae ent than ten Uushels Ci ntstatUes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
MY DREAM

Ne thought was a boy again,
In boyish sp1rts employed,
And through my mind pasrsd all the train
or pleas ures once enjoyed.
By many a strea inlet wandering,
NJ soul was filed with JOY;
In all saw, in valley green,
Was no mixture Of alloy.
All seemed to life portrayed,
The faded all restored,
All broken links seemed oyerlaid;
loved, looked, adored-
Hooked, upon this scene full long,
And loved all things met;
So in this life and busy throng
A pleasure fingers yet. @. E. s.
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9sarg,
mEONAND r..


Cleon hath milliol acres
Ne er a-one have /;
Cleon dwelieth in palace g
In cottage i. 30
Cieon hath a dozen fortunes
Not pennyE
But the poorer OF the twain Is
Cleou, and net i.
Cleon, true, possesseth acres
But the landscape 1;
Halfthe charms to me 1t yieldeih
Money cannot buN.
Cleon harbors sloth anu dRllness.-
Fresheuing vigor i;
He In velvet, in fustain,-
Richer man am |.
Cleon is a slave 10 grandeur
Free as thought am ]:
Cieon tees q score of doctors,-
Need of n one have l.
Wealth surrounded. care enviroued
Gle, N fears To die
Death may come: he'll fnd me ready
Happier man am L.
Cieon sees no charms IN nature
In & daisy i;
Cleon hears no anthem ringing
In the sea and sky.
Nature sings 10 me forever
Earnest listner i;
STATE for state, with all attendants
Who would change? Not l.
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fHEELGIN aud WALTHAM

'iir. uesi American Watches nov maue. N
l. every NAIlety vi Sly le and weight of { o Ii
sIiN er anu suiiu gold Cases, exIrenIeIy cnes D.
SILVER anH Guiu Imported Watches, cht aper
tnan ever NIz,.
Om >IiN er. GvnLs, Hunting Csse.......... SI5 20
Ladies soha 1oid h1ntIns .ase...........-. % ~
oSHs Q, -..-.. " "
IseiIaDie time-pieces and fashionable cases.
Soilu 10 Jewelly anu CnaIns (oJ UuI oteIl man
HuctHre,J positive y haiI inc usual price. Ne
,ciI sIaII quan,Ilies 10 J,w ellen uolIls n tlIil
ell business, sess Iuan the usual JoUblng Iales
Diamonds vi The nnest QUANTITIES. ne cnuIv es,
setlinSs. Diamond EugaSemeut Kings "A
specisity. Sonse Us tot0 elS.uO
ANY EmOieIn, Sisn Or ba,ige of any society
III the woTid, furnished. toT any arIlcie ui
cold, Bog UaA, hIlUy vi French Jet Nul, nftp
liar, or any Jeweiry that you have iaIisd q,
gel eisewIere, semi TO us and We vii p,ucur.
ur make Al Tor you, II not Ia our STOCK IoM-
AUNlUN SKIS furnished tOcnuTcnes.
The EDITOR ul the ChrLstiQa AGto,y,fs the ar.
gan oI tue Methouist Lnutcu Ss.Ss: we luyIIe
Sp,cIai attention tu The auVeIIIs<nieIiI of Mr.
+. }. Nash. ASSURANCES There gtven are NorthI
oi the luiiest Confluence. The goods sent M
supply lng orders, Will be OF The genuine ma
teIlal.'
Extra Inducements 10 clubs wanting pieces
of IewrlrA.
Loo > sent Z. y. D.. with privilege to examine
before pay ing.
Price List lice to amy address.
s.--shA }. ). NASl.. NJ. ~. lISaGy NY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

TO CURE PORK a subscriber hands
us the following recipe ior cCrii;g pork
and vcuches Tor It's excof ency Il tLa, re
spect. having used IL for sew year
successfully, with the ;Iost 4; ctoIy
results: 10 quarts cfsalt, pom. q s4'it-
petre, 8 pounds Of sugar, pint OF rsir-
water, aud one pound Of pepper. Dis
olive salipetre in water and apply with
ha nds on The fieshy insiue, and pat in i
cool place for ten days, and then smoke.
The above is sufficient FOR 1909 punnhs
OF pOrk:-I Hanover Specia OF.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

"Is Mr.. Cults in ~ asked gentle
man who, having knocked at u door,
was saluted by q woman, from an upper
window, with>~'Well, what's wantin'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
To the Public.

The undersigned announces that be has pur-
chased the entire interest and good viii of
Messrs. Campbell Downing, in their line of
OmnibuSses- running between Mcrristown and
Wheeling, leaving MorriStown in the morning
and Wheeling in the afternoon. He will now
be prepared to Accommodate all travellers with
comfortable 0mnibusses under the charge of
careful and sober employees. Fair Fifty cents
between MOrristown ard St. Clairsvile Ana
Wheeling and ST Clairsville-way passengers
IN proportion.
Mr.. Isaac II. Patterson will act as his, and the
Ia press Agent, in 81: Clairsvllle. Ali orders
and packages left with him will be promptly
and carefully attended To
JOSEPH p. BUTLER
November l2-tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
For Sale

T WILL sell or rent my Store House on Main
I Street, in one Of the best business locations
in town. For particulars enquire on the prem
ises.
JAMES OSBORNE,
decl-2m st. Clairsville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

WesiTe also putting Ii In Cooking Stoves
thereby dispensing nth Rsckr0ds and saving
much expense 10 the consumer besides pre,
venting dust escaping when the fire Is stirred
PERSONS having the TFOpie, Ranger or Sentinel
Tor them; also, WERSEJ'S JOISTED CESrER or
cross piece 1ich cannot spring upa the ends
n sink in the middle and will last As long as
eight or ten of the ordinary kind
We also make Kells patent METALLIC
EARrHs, which are superior to Marble Stone
or Brick Hearths
FOR the above improvements and the superi-
or Cooking, Heating and FranFIin stoves made
oy US. we ask the patronage of denle-S a d
consumers
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Clothing aaa fnrsishins 6oad

MOULD respectfully Inform his old custom
w sand ihc public generally, that lie has
removed his former place OF business one door
East 10 the corner, in The room formerly Occu-
pied by {. X +. Troll. and more recently by
conrad Troll, Us Dry Goods Store, where / In
tend tokeep On aand good assortment oil
keady-Made Clothing, Hats and Caps, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, suitable to the season.
" hicii | viii sell low for Cash, as my motto is
''Shori Profits and Quick oaIeS.' also Keep on
2aIG u good assortment OF Cloths, Cass!Iners
Nestiugs, Trimmings, &c, all OF which 1 will
sell by tie yard or make up 10 order in tile
neaiesi and most fashionable style. CalI and
examine my stock before buying elsewhere as
am determined 20 sell rs low as possible
Remember Tie place at Trolls Corner.
gpl6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-13

epd Elm Mal auf ldn9ere 3eit 9ef6rt,
uno carum iet rer 8rtes benz 8erwetz
len in einem Griecens9ebduce ppr3ustez
ben, oa6 ii@ alS Elm 8arteubaus ernie
fen babe, unb Don jenem @inof oftoB UNI
9emprfen wereen tGnne.
Sn cer Stobt .5annpper bat etne
,grobe @pltsperlammlun9, att Ter MINI
pefen6 5000 Men She'll nabmen,
einittmmis uno entbufafilb be19lpl<
fen: u0ir 8iirser uno Ginppbner Der
Statt 6annoyer erfldren biercur1, eae
mir in oem uneeredten &riese Grantz
reidS 9e9en Drutl6lano NIT Wprt unD
Gbat, NIT 0ut uno 8lut fir bic reut<
ibe Sa6e initeben meroen"; cine Nez
Iplutton, bic Spn Dem StaotsSinricus
Nlbre9t iofort an zen Bunceefansler
tele9rapbtrt wurpe.
Nu6 Saebien. Na9pem bier
ieltit Die Nadridt nrn rem Gintrefen
cer frans6flden&ris3 is3serfldrun9 inBerz
lin einaelaufen mar bat per &6nie Dem
fran31flden @elanstsn 1ofort bic Yd0e
3uiteuen la6en. SIC isld6fl9e@elanrtz
idaft 1T BON parie abberufen unp rer
S6ub Ger ladNlhen rntertbanen
cem decentralization @elannten an
Yertraut.
Sn 9eip;ie be1dlob cine sablret9 be<
Iu9te Teriammluns bic &biencune
BON Danfaprefen an bic &5nise son
Sa@fen preuben unp 8atern. Nm
Abeno waren mebr als ftauienp
Stubtrenre In Der Mula Der uniYerlitdt
3ufammen9etreten. Dielelten teI1lp1z
len, ben AM Mbenoe sorber BON her
8lr9erl@aft sottrten Npre0en an eie
senannten bret Giiriten bei;utreten>
aueereem aber AUDI cine fol9e at bic
@cmmtIitonen an ben 6lterrsi9iI1en
llniuer1tdten ;u ri9ten.
@us &ambnr9: Die 85rie er<
md9tt9te pur9 rretmaliseS, frdf>
tiee6 Sa bic 6antelsfammer, rem S.
nise Don yreuben III erfldren> 6amz
burg fet freuci9en Mutbes ;u jerem
Spfer bereit,, mel9es fir ben S@ub
uno bic @abruns berNotipnalebre uno
per nationalen Gelbfhlnpiefeit esfpr<
bert miro. Darauf purce Elm treimaz
lises, tpnnernees 6p9 rem Gubrer per
Mrmee unb G9irmberrn eutl1lancs
9ebra9t.
Nu5 8remet Sn ter 5ibuna
ter 8uraerlbaft bonn 20. Sulil rrurre
cine Mittbei!un9 pe6 Senats enteegenz
aenpmn1en, in wel9er Der @unl6 pelz |
1elben ausseiproden ,purce bic 8lrz
eerldaft m5se nit ibm ii, eemein1 1amer
Spferfreuci9feit 5ano in 5anp aeben.
Die Mittbeilun9 fano bic beseiiterte
3uitimmun9 Der Geriammlun9.
Naf1a1. Der 5ersos Nbolpb BON
Na0au bat f9 fit ben besorfebenten
&riea tem pberfen8unbesfele 3ur
9efteut. @u@ Yrin3 Nico>
laus BON gfaifau iou feline Dtente am
aebpten baben. ,.
Sef1en Odrmffa6t. - Sn cer
&ammerfBuna erfldrte Minifer BON
Dalmisf, bic @rense lei unter einem
fripplen @crmance beprobt unb BAT,
bic parteiriidit9ten i9mtnren la6enp,
bic Neaieruno5pprlbldae efnltimmia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-13
Gin(tnbun9en una &orrfPonbfn'en,
befpnters uber firdliGe unb aneere tptebtise gss
esbenbeiten. Fnb ieberjeit ptllfommen, tn'1ls''
aber npm 0erfa1er untersei4net letn.

A5- .SfFees Monesz zOrbers fnb bas btGisfe unb
unb dere Nfte ur etcrienhune pun @elb unS iputen,
10 t1e iu baben fnb. ba3u eetraudt werben.
gDenn bic Namen uneridretbern en9ednot rereen,
{pten e beutlt eef4reben etn unb bas pcaam @runts
uub etaat senau uao ridts anseseben perben
gDenn cine 3eitune eiuem DoRamt an Elm anoeres
terest srerben ca 70 mus thinner aud bas Dofamt anee
gDenn Semanb fein Blatt nidt rese!md6ie en,pfdnet
pter @ oxf irsenb cine Dirt 9ebler ein6et@en. 70 ute
Der b.treenre Agent iOe bic 9eraassebsr fegeia BE-
nadrtnttet rerben.
tuno werpeu mir nur bann ubernebmen biebeu per
reafrrten Brief pber per psaSfEee Nsues. .Orser &C.
f&eter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-13
Htn,,t,,te,: III.

3u be>piuisen. Der &rieesminii1er
perlanete einen Greoit BON $4,000
@ulceu. Die Nbeeorenetentammer &C.
nebmiste bic Nntrdse tes Ginan3zNus,
i@ui7es aemdb oen ResierunsSporlaliz
gen einftimmi9. Der @eeierungsprdz
hpent BluT bra9te bann Elm 5pd aus
auf Elm einises, fairies Deutldlanc,
auf 6en8uncesfeltberrn unb pen@rpbe
ber;o9, tpeldeS BON Der &ammer t1ei=
NAL mteoerbolt tpurbe.
Sn Mains tperben trei arpee&rieasz
lasaretbe erridtet in pelGen Die YFe9e
or6etentbeilS BON Bdreersfrauen unp
8iir9erstIdtern iibernpmmen miro =: be-
reitS lie9en ;ablreide Mnmelbunaen
Dor. Gbenlo 1T bic Grridtun9 ppn
freiwiGisen Sanitdtsecrps jest i'm
@anae.
SaDerm.-S Sn Miin9en 800 am
II. Sult cine unsdbltare Men l1snz
menge Na9mittag "trpb teS Sc
9enwetters Dor BE f5nisli9e NeGz
ren;. Sc murben tem &5nie alS
Danf fir bic teutld rationale nnp
buncestreue Gntldliebune nidt eneenz
mcuenee .6o9s ouasebra9t. Iie
Men9e fang entblSsten 6aupteS cie
Splfs6ymne unb nae teut11e 8aterz
lanrsliep. Der &Sni9 pernetote fi@
am se1fneten Geniter pielmals uno
canfte fi6tli9 bewe9t. Sc berr11t
aroBe 8epe9un9 in allen Straben.
Ger &rie9smtnifer bat ter &ommer
Der Nt9epreneten einen @elebentpurf
bebuf5 zines aueerorrentli9en Wiliz
tairz Grecits Don 26>700OO06l. ppraez
le9t. Am Nbeno fanc in elmer Nlez
@eriammlung bic 8orteratbuna
(tatt.
Der tairilde @eianbte in Berlin
murce tels9rapbi{9 aneetpitien tem
@rafen Bismard mitsutbeilen> tab in
Gclse cer fransbiii6en xrieaserfldrune
ait Yreuben unp res ftatt9ebabten
Ansriff6 ouf teutl9es @ebtet bic baiez
riide &eeieruna auf @runb res &qiz
al6 gerbIntete greuz
sens in &rie9 seeen Granfrei@, slei9
lammtliden ceutlden &e9ierunsen etnz
getreten lei.
Mm 81. Suli reife Der fronaSfIde
YeIantts ppnMln9er al. Nus allen
eaneestbeilen eeben Gem 25niee
Danflaeun9szTelearamm su. Cine
Isbr eroee Nnsabl Treirpiuiaer meloet
I6 su BEN Gabnen. Son pielen @ei5
ZEN 1T @orausbe3abluns rer Steuern
Sabem.-Der uStaat6 Mn,eiaer"
'ntbdlt pie &erorcnuna pom Is. Sult
,etrefenb bic Mpbilmadung Der babiz
den Dipilion. Die Yonton<Gplonne
# slei6fallS mobil su MAIDEN. Die
5efun99taiatt mirb tn0ertbeipt9un9sz
jul ftanb 9eIebt. Hinesunt tperpen bic
8dume 9efdut. Der u8aoif6e 8epb>
1dter", pas Sr9an ter bapilden &az
|bplifen, fprtert prinaeno aut pdbrenb
,er pprbanctnen @efabr BON auben>
lie innern 3wiifisfeiten ruben su lafz
en-.
Die taciiden Staatsfaien finb met<
tens mad ulut 9ebra1t murten. Den
ut1b hfp 6pnpnh am hn<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-13
ct. Naul Mf1meota, @amftaa, Sen Is. 2lmauff 1870.
res ber unter ben Sberbefebl ces &ronz
prin3en oefeuten critten 2lrmee. @tr

res ber unter ben S6erbef febl ces &rorz
prin3en eeitellten britten Nrmee. @ir
murpen burh unerb1rten lletermutb
aus tiefnem Griecen In ben &rie9 eez
worfsr. Sbre edit ceatide 5altun9
bat aud Sbr 0olf eleftrilirt, gang
utfdlanp febt 3uiammen wie ME 3uz
por. @ott fesne uniere Maffen in ben
@e9lelfduen res 8rte9es. SD iprede
9bnen meinsn innioten Danf aus fiir
bic treue Tefbaltuna an unlerm @er=
TRACE, tporauf Deuti6lanbs Sell tez
rubt." Die Qefern ab9elancte Nntz
mort reS &Sni9S son Baiern lautet:
u9br Telearomm bat in Mir ben freuz
oiefen @icerbau ertpedt. 8eeetRert
rperren Meine Truppen neben Sbren
rubmaefr1nten Waffen9enpfen fir ceutz
fde6 Ge6t uno reut16e Gbre ren
&f aufnebmen. M1Be es gum
@oble Deutldlanrs uno gum 5eile
Baierns trerpen."
Die 8Dniain ncn greuben erlieB
folsenren Mufruf an DeutI9lancS
Trauen:
uDaS @aterlanc ermartet boe aue
Grouen terett linp> ibre pfi9t 3u tbun !
9ulfe ,und9f an ben 3bein 3u lenpen.
Gte REntatn."
Mus cer Nbeinprpptn3 miro beri@<
tet : Die 8eaeiterun9, Rem &ufe be6
&Sni96 sar SABINE gu folsen, 1T allse<
mein. Gs melpen fid piele 2eute
III reiferem Mlter, auf wel9e rie Moz
bilmo6uns feine Nnwenrun9 intet
freimiuis. Bet jerer @ele9enbeit MAJ
nifefirt fi& Elm srbsbenosr patr'Otis>
mus.
Die 6anpelstammsr in &6ln be16los
cine Npre0e an ben S6ntA in tpelder
fie fd enllbieren rabin ausipri9t
rab Grarfrei@ am Nbein feinerletSymz
patbisn f!noe, inpem bic Sewobner res
linfen 9lbeinufers Spn Deutl6lanp
nt9t 9etrennt pereen tpptlen.
slus Ssnabrdd tert9tet rer uMeff.
Merfur" Nusemetn 1T pteBe9eiiteruna
fir einen &rtcs seeen bic Granscien.
Oils am GrettaA Mbeno ae9en 10 ubr
bic Na9ri9t Don Ter Mpbilma9une
ben Sff,teren> mel9e BET einem Gonz
certe ;use9en tparen, mit9etbeilt murre,
eab eS beim tpeibli9en Yublifum mani
DE blei9e @efdter rpd bic Sneienaz
tton eeeen Granfrei6 ma6te iid balo
2uft in itiirmilden 5ods auf Deutidz
LAMB. @efern 9lbenp rur6soaen bis
II ubr ;ablreide Meni9enma0en bic
Straben, @aterlancslteoer 1tneenr.
ST man AUDI nod uielerieitS ni6t gan;
preubilA> fransafl9 mill man ninlmer
1etn. .
Mus &aunpber ibreibt man: Die
btefoe @timmuns befuncet fi9 1T Ter
au0enblidli9en fritilden 3eit als einem
&ries nit Tranfret@ in iiberra1denber
Meil: slnfis. Selbf in &reileu, 'pel<
DIE Der &ries nit unpermeipli6en MAJ
terteuen @9dpen tecrobt b1rt man ibm
bdufa baS @ort reeen, als rem Gnce
einer Sage, reren unertrd9lide l1nfl6erz
belt ii6 iebt 70 re9t beraus9eiteQt babe.
@elbfuerfdnoli6 peri9liebt man ii9
ben aepi6tisen Bepsnfen miper einen
&ries nidt aber man fiirdtet ras@er>
trauen in per @e1ddftswelt lei nun
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placate an ben Yatriotismus Der 8e>
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