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ce un roue aux conception machia-
veliques, on un broniIlons'agitant
dams le vide ct Sc mouVnt sans
point fxe? ? Depuis longtnps deja
il excite l'attentioh ct exe,e la cri.
tique. On sc plaisait a l'hoiller de
divers costumes. Tantd c'etait
Warwick, le faiseur de roi tantot
Cromwell, quelquefois Monck.
Quand Napoleon etait on 'emblait
etre tout.puissant en- Euroe, Prim,
dams sa course erratique dcomete,
s'etait rapproche de pastre central
a l'eclat trompeur, puis sn e.ait
elcigne, flairant sa prochine ex.
tinction. Leur point de comet dun
instant fut sans donte uninteret
commun, celui de la race lane qui
s'atfaissait visiblement ct dnt Ma.
poleon, dans sa prodigieus stupi.
dite, ebrecha lepee au-deIa Q rAt.
lantique. Ensemble, ills cherhsrent
probablement un moyen de rlever
cette race defaillante par lesproce-
des monarchiqnes, en- la mairenant
sous la machine pnenmatiqe du
despotiSme. Etant 1 deux de ju, ills
ne purent s'entendre. Les kges
inspirations dn ceur n'etaientoint
u. ct tout Sc .eduisait aux colts
calculs de l'esprit. A la chute Isa.
belle. Prim rencoutra dams Apo.
leon un ennemi qui Sc venrait
de Ia desertion de I'Espagnc lans
Iexpedition dn Mesique, en- oute.
nant le prince des Asturies. ljeta
dams les roues du char i,npGal,
deja embonrb6, cettc candidapre
dn prince de Hohenzollcrn, qui i
lui CONNIE A tout lie monde, ne pa.
raissait pas stre pour la Frnce
anssi feco"de en- calamites qslle
Ia etc. Royaliste lnimene, il TAFT
impossible que Prim Sc douti de
la dissolution qui Sc cachait Gus
les pompes napoleoniennes. Auant
que qui que ce soft, il aura etc
etonne ct stupefait de l'invasior ds
la France. ct Get etrange 6ve,e
ment n'entrait certainement pas
dams ses provisions ct scs comb
naisons. II lui fallutl s'oriener
Quoi de plus droit. de Plus simPs
ct de plus facile, que d'arpe!er 4 y
rescousse Ia race latine en- peril d
mort, ct de reparer en- meme temp
le crime plus on moins volontsir,
de Ia candidatnre HobenzolIern
Prim ny songea meme pas, ct a
voix sympathique de Castelar, !,
des republicans espaguols Sc Pc
dit dams Fair, expira sans ech,
psrce que Prim ne pretait Poreill
qua ceIle de sen ambition. Com
ment diriger la race latine en- effe
81 Ia France refoule l'Allemagne e
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II pretendait leur avoir reconnu Ia
propriete d'exciter Ia gate de telle
sorte quill en- emportait toujours a Tar
NEE, pour METRE, disait-il. ses officers
en- belle humeur.
La lcntilla. anssi etc le NETS favori
de plusieurs celebrities.
Mime Dubarry, la belle maitresse dc
Louis XIV, preferait &C legume d tou-
tes les preparations don't les raffine-
ments de Fart culinaire chargeaient sa
table somptucuse.
Kant partageait avec les stoIcirns Ie
g"1t des lentilles; settlement il est
probable quill les assaisonnait avec
moius de simplicite que les aneieDs
philosophes.
II ne faudrait pas croire. en- efet,
que l'autcur de rAnthropOiQgie Sc com.
plnt uniquement dams les regions nebu-
leuses de la me;aphysique.
II savait apprecier certalnes jouls'
sances plus positives. car il ne restait
iamais moins de trois heures a table.
Lessing, qu'on a appele lie Diderot
de rAllemague. etait aussi tres friaDd
de lenti.Ies.
Neanmoins il y peu de ltgumes
don't On ait autant medit que dcs len
titles.
On les accusait autrefois d'obscurcir
Ia vue.
On pretendu qu'elles produisaieut
des sues atrabilaires asseI malins pour
engeudrer l'epilepsie, la lepre, etc.
On est meme allie jusqu'a insinuer
qu'elIes pouvaieut rendre les marriages
iufeconds.
Aussi Galien avai;.il une repugnance
insurmontable pour Get alimeut.
Ces prophecies malfaisantes de Ia
leptille sont chimeriques. II en- est de
meme des vcrtus salutaires qu'on lui a
attributes.
On a pretendu qu'une decoction de
ce,te graine etait tres propre q favorI-
scr psruption d. !. petite verole.
Cette opinion remonte d la medicine
arabe. Ellie est upiquement fondee sur
panalogie de forme qui exIste entire les
lentilles ct les pustules varioliques.
LA lentiile est supplement unc SUBJ
stance alimentaire tres richie Ell lrlncl.
pes nutritifs.
Ellie renferme une enorme proper.
ton de matiere vegeto.animale.
Ellie est beaucoup moius sujette a
dopuer des Aatuosites que lie haricot ct
le pois, ct Sc digere assez facilement,
surtous lorsqu'elle est decortiquee.
On cite quelqucs personnes qui ne
pouvaient faire usage de lentilles sans
tprouver des accidents. va
Aiusi, Simon Paul. aconnu un indi'
.yidu a qui ellss dounaieut constam'
ment des palpitations.
Je me rappelle l'observation dune
autre personne qui, chaque fois qu'ellt
maDgeait des lentilles, etait prise d.
mouvements spasmodiques de 10 mair
gauche.
NIais ces effets sout individuals q
dependsnt dc ce qu'on appelle une
idiosyncrasie. disposition particulier'
don't il existe des examples tres bizarres
Aiusi Scaliger ne pouvait voir d.
cresson sans eprouver de violents frs
sons par tout le corps.
Un individu cite egalemeut par 81
mon PAUL. eprouvait d'enormes bate
ments de ceur chaque fois quill man
geait de Ia pomme. ..- a
DR.. L. NOIROT.
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La fin ne justife pas les moyens
ct Ia sonverainete du but est une
execrable doctrine. Toutefois Ia con.
science publiqne des contemporaries
ct le tribunal de Ia posterite admet-
tent des circorstances attenuantes
4 l'assassina at politique, ct Brutus,
prototype dn regicide, apparait
dams l'histoirc CONNIE Pexecuteur
des bautes euvres de Ia morale ct
de la liherte outragees ct vlolees.
LIE crime ne cesse jamais d'etre
crime, mais les mobiles de son an.
teur sont tan!st wills ct infames,
taniot mobiles ct genereux. LIE ca.
ractere des victimes est aussi pour
beaucoup dams l'app:eciation du
meurtre (; elles ne sont pas toujours
des agneaux sans tacbe, ct on pense
sonvent d'elIes &c que disait Bar.
nave des accapareurs executes
sommairement aux premiers jours
do 10 Revolution frsncaise: "Leur
sang stait.il done 81 pur y .....
C'est pour celia que Ia nouvelle
de Ia mort violente de Don Juan
Prim. comte de Reus ct marquis de
Castillejos, ne semble avoir cause.
au dedans ct au dehors de l'Espa-
que. nj condemnation nj indigna.
ton, bien qn'elle soft un fait consi.
derable ct dune immense portee.
II emporte plus dan grave secret
dams Ia tombc. Get homme. qui a
fourni lie pretexte de la gnerre
actueIie ct enfiamme Ia mine crensee
par son compere Bismark. Sa me-
moire restera chargee dune lourde
resporsabilite ct poursuivie dame
res maledictious. Quill ait etc le
-compliec on l'instrnment de rhom-
me d'E,at prussicn, il men a pas
moins mis- 10 fen aux pondres ct
determine l'explosion qui couvre
Europe De ruines sangIantes.
Dependant il est tombe SONS des
bsIIes espagnoles, ct &C sont des
compstriotes qui l'ont frappe, au
momeut ID i accomplissait Sc, des.
seins on do mcins terminait ube de
ccs <volutions qui resteront des
<nigmss. Oe vest pas IN 0rshi
francais qui voalu lui faire ezpier
10 sang ct les larmes qoi incsdsnt
"a patris, c'est IN conpIot ~tpubli.
cain, sayammeat ourdi It energi-
,qusment execute. marqne du SOM
,bre gtsie national, qni l'arrete
dams. - tentbsease carrierc.a
On tendait &C personnage ct OH
inenaitil Ia vieille Espagne Lui
seul le pourrait dire 81 ses levres
n'etaient scellees pour jamais, ct
encore le savait.il loi.meme Etait.
- # 3 1901 Z #.Ef ~#t# @
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Dix ans apses Wbaus mourut, et Pannee suivante, 50
femme ala L re onire .cimetiere ts# s.@ a~ as
Guam Faneoise sentpprocher derniere heure, ellie
pra qu1n "a aissat snul asoc Gillette et dune voix
solennelle, ellie lu reseli ie fr.a secret.
-Desormais, ps1rre 6lls aiama-tce, tu vas etre
seus nEf'rss 3e tee s3e q. 1uclqae d6sir que Ia
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-01-14

LIE dmanche suvant nt-dimanche du race oo-latr7nva
debou avapt raurore. Ellie navait pu ferper rii d. %
mutt Sa resolution eat prise. Ellie alum Ia haul o
des Rois. ..@.
-ne souhaitezvous gentillc demosslloi Ii, Beseblt
Sc montrant aussit6t. T.
-Une robe plus belle que.. fe. q. @ .a3N
--Je comprends. La voici.
--Bien. Va-t-en! #3
Ellie etegnit Ia lumiere ct Esprit malin disparnt
Sa robe efait magnifque, ct lui seyait avr Ellie i
admraton du ba ct cele qu ID portait tut parfaemcn
heureuse. Mais deshabant Gle sentit qupao goute
d'eau lui tombait sur Ia main. -
C'etat une arme de So mere.
Un jour que Gillette ouait voant eeyant h porte
Ia ferme, lie hs du roi des PaysBas vint pises
suite. I at 9
Ellie le trouva 81 beau ct 81 bien fai9 qu'e.lo fus
dune irresistible envie de ayor pour fepouZ El!e %
sa chaudee, ct laluma. 81 /
BeIzsbuth parut. 4 -" Ta
--Jo veux le prince des Pays. Bas pour erour atG
lettc - A.. 1a ~
-Vous laurez ma belle princessc, fit BaIzebutn en-
frotant les mains Nleezvous vorc rouet On attrupi
les meres ppant, ct les maris cb Giant. as.t =
CHARLES acyt ::
La a"ite an Pr0eaai! nuafyal
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S'adresser 4 A. GoguiIle. St-Jean.B Baptiste.
rive gauche, pres de rEglse Saint Pierrc, ou
par lettrcs Bonnet Care z. o. l4maila
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nLD BANK bills and nIUIILATED
" CURRENCY Bought and sold by
Nov % emo d. 4AM1KIIIL. Broker.
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A FEW reasons why they should have the
IA preference over all others:
!. Wheeler T. Wilson's Sowing Macllino ia
much simpler than any Of tho others; re-
quiring less than half tho amount Of ma
chinery.
q. As tho result OF this simplicity, this ma
chine is much less liza b'e than tho others to
get out Of repair.
8. Another reeult of this simplicity is
greater durability.
4. Another result is less friction. and, con-
sequently, greater ease and rapidity OF mo-
lion, with lees noise.
8. And greatest OF all, that it uses no Shut
tie, and makes the lock stitch
1t is tho cheapest to bny the best. Buy the
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has tho Wheeler 4
Wilson not only etood first and foremost, but
now stands the uniivalled Scwing Machine of
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chino that has been thus tested and proved
and then you are euro 10 get the best For
sale on the easiest possible terms. Sales
room Main street, aecond door below FnGNIx
Office, Columbis, 8. O.
Us. FURsLEY. Agent.
June 81 emo
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OLU NJ BIA. S. c.
Present Capital, $15O,0O0.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500. 900.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $4,000
John B. Palmer, president.
A. G. Brcnizer, Cashier.
q. N. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. Eli Gregg. John B. Palmer, F. ". McAfas.
ter, X. y. Sem, of r. u. Sem Son; G. ".
Benrdcn, of Copeland & Bcardcn; r. L. Bryan,
OF Dryan Il McCarter; ". @. 6waf1ield, Of II.
Il w. G. Swaffiell.
F. ". McMaster, Solicitor.
TNIIlS Bank is now open tor tho transaction
Il OF a general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of currency or
coin, bearing interest at tho ratio OF Esven (7)
per cent. per annum, in kind, will be iseued.
Deposits from County Officers especially go
licited; also, from Trustees, administrators,
EItcut0rs, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
City and Country Merchants. and other bust
nesa men, and tho usual accommodations ex-
tended.
Notes, Euls Of Erchange. and other evil
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals. 5l'
Stocks. Bonds, Gold, SRupr bought and sold.
Maiiated Currency purchased at email
discount
Sight Drnf;s drd,rn direct on all the promi-
ntnt places in England, Ireland, Scotia nd,
France, NfrDiGny, BHgiun,, Holland, Dem
marx and the Orient. letters Of Credit issued,
ayable III any OF tho above places.
Drafts OH all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold.
1'anking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from @ to 8. Feb % "
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BRANDIES.
x CASKS Jnmes nenneasy.s &c Drandcpburc
- frerea BRANDIES, imported direct, and
onerod pnro and unadulteratcd. Those com
Rtnn RtiaG Si,n4agss v, Of 1885, 1855 1860 and 1863
olnde somo Of tho most famuus brands as wall
as n1o soMnd 1o'o priced goods. For snlo by
MaTcn 20 GEO SYhJNERS
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e., 5rs.f s. ! Sowing Seeds. Il.
y Waate Sowing. daily sowing, -f
,ConntieBs1seeds OF good and i'll, '-
Scattered on the lovely lowland. 1
-Oast upon tho windy hill;
Seeds that sink In rich brown burrows,
tSnft with heavens gracious rains;
Seeda that rest upon the surface
Of:the dry, yielding plains.
Seeds that ksil Amid the stiffness III.
Qfs The lowy mountain glen; @
Seeda Dast ont in silent places,
Ttodden under foot Of men;
Seads ,Ry Idle hearts forgotten, t
EluUR al. random on the air; 80
(, Seeds By faithful souls remembered,
Sown In tears and love and prayer.
Seeds that lie unchanged, uhquickened,
Lifeleaa on the teeming mould;
Seeds that live and grow and flourish
When the sowers hand is cold;
By. whisper SOW we blessings, #
By breath We scatter strife;
In our words and looks and actions
Lie the seeds Of death and life.
Thop who knowest all our weakness,
:, Leave us not to sow alonel
Bid Thine angel guard the furrows
Where the precious grain lie aown,
TIL the fields are crowned with glory,
!, 1Eilled with yellow ripened ears
:. Filled with fruit of life eternal
SFrom the seeds we eowed in tears.
Check the forward thoughts and passions.
Stay the hasty, Needless hands,
Lest the germs Of ein and sorrow
Mar our fair and pleasant lands.
Father, help each weak ondeavor,
- Make each faithful effort blest,
TIL thfne harvest shall be gRrnered,
Add we entor into rest.
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Summer Schedule 8. q n

Change Of Schedule. Z, 81
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINAR r. r. CO..
COMPANY snops. N. g., June 8. 1911.
1fa2 g@Esszs.iasS2s jane 4. is7: TRAINS viii
be run over this 1iond in acccl Ia nee with lie
following TINE TABLE, rs #l.sqI7 (, :.
Trains Going East. Trains West.
Express. L,uii.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Chariotte 65h M STOP m
SALISBURY S.0S q m 8.23aD 5.2s m $3.50 b m
Gr1sb'o II % a M II .l3 NJ 8.25 p N 8.S5 pm
Go nnopl2 ~ m 1O5 NJ 0.5G p m 1O16 p IN
Hillsb'ro 2.28 p m 233 p mt11.35 m II 81 3 m
Raleigh 5.o5 pm 2.h5 an 240e ID
Goldsboro III 7-2O m =
Trains Going East. Trains Wcst: j.,
Charlotte7. Is AM 300 d m = M, IS
sAisb'ry 4.S2 nj ~ a NJ 5.15 pm 5.2C m
Gr'nab'O 25 m IS nj 2.1Op m 22l p m
Co Shop IL 87p m 12 O. m IL 80 b m ~ SO . i,1;
nHieprolUG7 pm TO- M II .O7 I'm IL 10 am
Naleigh 6.58 m TAO NJ -, 4:t{r.S45a m
G0ldsb'o 3.C0pn
June 6 ". n. dREEE, MAJ. TTfairs: !.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN "A
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.


INTEREST ALLO WE'D Il r THE RA TEnf
SEVEN PER CENT. PER- ANNUM,
ON CERIIFICA ES OFUEp OSII,
AND SIX PER CENI. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONIHS ON RI Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
YIN. Martin, President.
John .. Palmer. ylee-presidt:,ts.
A. G. Brcnizcr, Cashier.
j. Fl. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, in
charge OF branches.
John y. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. C. Has
kcll, +. ". McAlaetcr, John =. Thomas L. II.
HcinitHh, j Ohm Is. Palmer, Thomas z. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. 7. Scott, Newbcrry.
W. G. Maycs, Newbcrry. s
Is. H. Rutlcdge, Charleston.
ranicl Havcncl, Jr.. Charleston.
aiccllanics, l.Aborcrs, Clerks, Widows, Or.
phans and others may here deposit their say.
ings and draw a liberal rate of intcreet tho re.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trusteet
wishing to draw interest Ell their funds unit.
thoy require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents teniiinI to set apart small
sun1 for their children. and Married Women
and Minors twhosr deposits ran only ho with.
drawn by themselves, or, in caae Of til, by
their legal representatives, wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. arc here afforled
MI opportunity OF drrositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
The "a me time, bo subject to Withdrawals lwllep
needed. Aug IL
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Seemed they TO follow or guide the revel Of
- frenzied Racohen tes,
sipgle notes were then heard, IN ForroWiui.
TIL, having gathered them all, lie flung. Them
abroad in derision,
Aa when. after q storm. gust Of wind through
:, tho tree.tops W
Shakes down the rafting rain in q crystal
: shower on the branches"
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! Teas. Teas! Teas!!, !, !. ,g,.',
WE have just received an nyeiet.., .,of ehoiaa' !
w TEAS, consisting 0f 49, 80 = 7
UNCOLOkED JATAN, hS'!*lfof'S H1H
Hyson, Gunpowder; .'if ~ Lna5:1aG;
! Young Hyson Imperial. a1l .1In.sti
Oolong aud English breakfast T eas. .,t.j,e !,
For sale at our u .nai l0W prices,y ,!t =,
June 28 JOHN AdNEW.& Son 81
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Change Of Eohedule.

COLUMBIA, u. o., June 8, 1871.
6M "a E!H 6E99ssEi5SI Change Of Schedule
and after Sunday, 11th instant:
NAIL AND PAssENoER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at....... TAO m
Arrive at Charleston at ..... ........8. 20 p m
Leave Charleston at. $40 m
Arrive at Columbia at. 8.40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS. FREIGHT Ard AccoMAoDAT1OE
TRAIN, lsundRys e1cepted.]
Leave Oolumbia at. 80. .7.6e m
Arrive at Charleston at. CAB m
Leave Charleston at. :7.lO m
Arrive at Columbia at. =. 6 90 q "a
Camden Accommodation Train will CON.
tinue to run to Columbia as iormerly-Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. @.g.;s,
A. l.. TYLER, Vice-P President,
8. B. P1cK1Ss, General Ticket Agent. '-''i
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TT you value your eyesfRht uso thceo PER-
Il Feet LENSES. Ground from minute
crystal pebbles. melted together, and derive
their name Diamond" on account OF their
hardness and brilliancy. They will last many
years without change. and are warranted sn-
perior TO all othors, manufactured by
: ]. L. SPENCER Il Co, N. Y.
(, OAUTIoN.-None genuine unless stamped
with our trade mark. WM. GLAZE, Jewolcr
and Optioian, is solo agcnt for Conmbia 8.
e., from whom they can only be obtainod.
No poddlers employed. July 20 lilly
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NO FIRE USED IN WAsIllNG.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
NNillS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
Il soft, hard or salt. It removes grease,
oil and paint from garments. 1t waehee all
kinds OF goods-cotto on. flannel, elk or wooden.
1t clranses silver, plated ware and jcwelry
without scratching. II tic articles are much
tarnishcd, rub them with pieco Of flannel
which las plenty OF tho Soap on it. 10 people
VII" do their own washing. it is invaluable.
II will -hyc it's cost in one wal hing. For ealo,
in boxes OF thirty.six bare. by
EDWARD FOrE,
April 9 Agent for Sonth Carolina.
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Private Boarding.

Private BOARDING. -.
Mrs. S. J. WYATT informs her friends
lYl and the public in general, that sho has
Plain street, near Bull. Tho house is largo
and airy, and quests may expect the comforts
OF home. Maya
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Derlortn uno oofb gerfttet
sber.
Anstobeube u9tn>.
WorHebuns.)
(GortiesunS.)

6eimli9 aber btelten fie fef an Dem
@eoanfen, es tperoe ii4 nod wobl NIT
unter cine Stunbe inpen, no fe bod
mad ben, erpBen Bu&e arbeiten unc
Dem @ebeimnt0e auf bic @pur tommen
f5nnten.
Gle bauten a1e Sage 9ufd9l56er
uno probirten aud in unbewa9ten
5tunoen tas@ olpma6eu. Sie bra9s
ten frtili@ Nidts III Stance, aber ibre
pbantaiie bate F@ NIT Der 3eit 70
aberbfBt> bo6 ibnen bic 3uRdnpe res
sew5bnlideu 2ebenS gang iaaal uno
armlelig porfamen unp oab fe auBer
ben 6@ulfunoen f%ertmdbreno in einem
1elbtsel9afeneu paratiele lebten, nell
Dies nit Bonne an7ns uno mitBonne
%aufbSrte. Ge fonnte natIrli@ nidt
austleiten, bab fe fd fnmr mebr
in ibr Eraumleben 3urld3o9eu.
Der @atb Reitel fab wotl, oaB nit
Ieinem Sobne cine 8cr1noerun9 Sprz
sesansen mar, aber IA ct Dor pie na9
quite 3eu9nine aus Der Sdule nit
bra1te, 10 ma@te er fA ni@t siele
Gorge parum, fcncern meinte, rielts
itiQe 5tnbrlten werce f9 ebenlo lesen>
pie bic Splpatenmante aud Sfpora
ma9!e nidt Yil Nuf1ebens taoon.
sic fanp e5 io3ar gang bequem, bab
Der lebbafte Sunse tbr feline St5z
runsen mebr peruria6te, lonoerr lteta
iiue in elmer Gde laS.
Sinners ba9te BET @robpater Iber
bic pl5Blide 8erdnoerun9. uTas lit
tein natirli9ss @eien>" Iaste Ell. uGin
Sunse> eer ni9t iprinst, ladt unp
Gnet lonpsrn ftets In Trdumen lett,
nit Dem fimmt Gtras ri9t unp er 1T
auf Dem belten 8ese, Elm Dufmduler
III .percen. YaSt ibm auf Die Singer
uno 1ebt gu, tpas ct treibt, font blrse
i'd nidt paflr, cab Ct zines Ta9es
NIT @einen ronlantilden es}ceen nod
auerlei runn1e Streihe anfinst."
Der CUTE Nlte pclterte in ieinem 81
fer mebr, ais ben G!tern lie6 mar ; fe
meiuteu5rr iebe lberaQ @eiltsr uno9ez
lpenfer, 100 feline rdren, uno man
mi1e Die Suseno aud nidt serare in
1panii9e Stieisl etnidslren. So
ein9 ren1 cos Iraumleben peiter, biz
Die 8naben lelbit Zen 0ei6maf caran
psrloren une nit Der 0olpma9erfunit
aud bic Gbemie perlie6en. G5 waren
|ater wdbyenp Ger 3rit cod 70 riel TO-
mantilde Sreen fteden 9eblieben, tab
tie ii9 1T cen reselmabissu Gang oe6
Autasalebsus ntdt mebr biueinfa9en
tonnten, lonrern auf auerlet Dinse
perfelen, bic f&on iebr fart an eei@t>
finn Nreiften.
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3meiteS &apitel.
etuaeuteu tpie Fe uibt ieiu ioleu,

Sacob @eoeler uno 6ran3 &etbel,
bic }1pn als 0pmnaitafeu un;ertrennz
LID semelen rparen, bielten aud auf
Der unipsrltdt suiamn1e1 uao mietbe>
ten etn eemeinldaftli9e6 4uartier in
einem @tinbaule. Sbre Ramsraoen
fanren Die 3immer uno ibre Gage gang
portrefFid, UNI lld bort suueilen einen
p~ersnusteu Mbeno III MAIDEN. Nls
6l9le muBten Ie iih piel bdnleln uno
ii@ ManGes 8sfaQen laien. Das
moQte telonpers benz Grans ntdt in
Zen &opf. ~Dteie I6lpel" iaste ct.
~wir baden mebr 9elernt, al6 fie aue
;ulammen, unc po4 upllen fe S&inpz
luper NIT uns treiben. Das fol- an
pers rperoeul Der Grfe Der wieper
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oper Greunoen abeebolt tperben f5naet,
IN fcleencen pldBen: in &eo Wtne
unter Muf{i@t hes Germ GbarleS xeu1p;
in Minneapclts BON Der ieanotnopt>
f9en @elsQl9aft, uuter Oterauff'@t
pes 9errn s., Gser ; in ga 9roile pom
rer IeanoinaYN9en @eieQi6aft IN Du>
lutb auf Soften Der Cafe @upertor uno
MilflFppi 8abn uno in ct. paul auf
Soften Der ct. paul une paeif1e Sabr.
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Der. SO d n b e +.
II.
grauf.u unS >rinneu.

. ."'.|.. .. --~ .h - .Ft,
Da trau6en la@t bic 6onue,
Da la@t @efls uub @alb,
Der briuneu I'M Semitic p
pier III e. fill uub taIt, r-. .sr,-
bier wtl BET @@nee nt9t i&mellea,
Riot i@mldeu IN etu GelS,
SIN tiefen @iuteri&laft
Begrabeu liest bic WsIt.
Dc4 tpenu's ba brau6eu bdmutert,
llub Glur unb @alb erSraut,
Tub blei@ BON itiQen Dim mel
Das Renbli9t nieberi&aut.
@enn's flfsrub bur&'e @ebSlt
@ie @eiiierl@auer gebt
llnb pie Elm Grub BON trattu
Su's g%rsenbunfel pebt.
Damn pire bas 9erA has falte,
Grpdrmt, ertpet&t seidwetlt,
Daau, tbrdnentbaubefeu&tet
Bldbt auf bic iun're @elt.