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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26
THANKSGIVING

RALLY TO THB GREAT TURKEY RAFFLRH
PdfsHf g.ic, RssfdEr1Hf
Southeast corner eth aud q streets northwest
SeHwINg n CLARKE, PrOprietUrs.
The merry festive time : at hand,
Nhen Joy and thanks O'erfiow the land;
When absent friends around ~ meet
10 paftake onSe more Thsnksgiy az 5 treat.
nat disappointment may not come
To mar the pleasures OF our home,
For fufkies fat, all should embark
A chdEce with Mes-rs. SCHMINn & CLARKP
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TEE Original Grand IiIft Pho;osranh Fnt.--
prise, locsted a. No. SIT TN street. corner n. .
continues 10 DO business In ats eq aitabe aud up,
right wsy. Every dollar claimed 90 De markef
on the cards Is there and IN every manner thu
Enterprise is conducted on = fair and honorable
basis - -N'SAeSto
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NoTlcB-Ky. LIBBAEY DRAwrNG.-Au agen-
cies lot The ssle OF q ckefs in the Second Grand
Gift concert In aid of the Public Library of
hentncky, we're required GO settle NJ on yester-
CAV, 18th November, Tut for the accommoda-
uOn OF those who ara not vet supplied With
tickets, will continue Ca fll cAsh orders which
nav he received At this Office, until the evening
OF December 9Th. Taos. y. BRAMLErrR
i'm Agent Pub. Lib. NV.
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All GOOD GRoCERs have the Haiflrd Teices.
tershire Table Sauce. 10 IL ~ once the eheau-
est and best article used a. a relish th.t IA maA,
IN any part OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

hoV CAN DRRss exceedingly well ana save
enough money to buy = good rhanks-ivinr div
ner by purchasing your clothing outi. OF Roman
~ Coz, so It'll street.
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ga band OF insurgents, zoo strong, has APP
peared within . mile Of Murcia, Spain. An
railway station, and bridge e Lanares.
ga special from Berlin 70 the London
Times says Q party Of landed proprietos wfil
probably Be elevated TO the peerags to qualify
them for seatD In the upper house.
ga plan 10 talked q, In New York, for or
ahnixing permanent non. partisou municipal
reform association, OF one hundred members 20
supersede the committee OF % venty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

HLRNAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK. 81 tn
street, pays per cent interest on deposits re-
ceiYtd on or before December p aud remain
ia until Janusry 1t Three per cent. paid on
average DAILY balances OF bus ness aecunnls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

loRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, BunIOns
Chilblains, Bad Nails, &c successfully treated
by Dr. White, ChirOpodist, No. SIS 18th street,
opposite U. s. Treasury. EstabIislel ia WASH,
ingtOu 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

WILCOX & GIRB's SEWING MAcurNK The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, eth street,
lntellgencer Building. no -
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LOCAL NEWS.
s-rus6raents. &c Fa.u,g,,.

AZ 80 mems, &c. Tonight.
VII T.satsT--August!n Days DIANA
'.BirsrCe.'
7 Lister iqus.--Corai- opers- drama com
Cly s---.-,.-e. song. dances. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

IHB ONLY inodcrOus and effectual gas heat
ing stove in the market NAV be found al HAmtl.
ton ~ Pearsons, y. VI. Z. A. BuildiHg. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

WEATHER STRIPS for doors ami windows At
Hamilton * Pearsons, Y. NJ. G. A Build'e eoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

LADIES AND GBrTLRMKs: n you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In q nrst-class manHer,
sent them 10 A. Fisher, No. 6ls 9th street, sppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give YOU
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. S,2I,S:
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A GLur or OYsrRRs--This morning there
wse An Immense quantity Of oysters az the
wnarves foot Of nth street. fully 30 900 bushels
being on sale IL Is said that the Quantity Ia
larger tee day than at any time for 30 vears mast
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~ rHOs. BOWLING, aucIo0ser.

RY rHos. BOWLING, kucIonser.
PERFMPr0RY SALE or STOCK or HARD
WARE AND MERCHANDISE AT No l3e
BRIDGE STREET. GE RGETONn.
n ivill sell. ne public auction, On the prem
i.es, No. l3e Bridge strset, GeOrget0vn, on
~ MONDAY, December 9Th, le72 q. 40 O'Clock
80 m snd eay thereafter all the sale IL com
pleted, al the sock Of Hardware and Mer-
clsuolse contained in said r. niece
Terms Of sale: For all sums Of $50 or under,
oath; for all eum St0 cTedit Of liz months
vii be given, ih- purchaser giving his noe there
Ter, bearing inter- ON day Of sale, other sat-
rows cote THos. BOWLING. Auct.
DRlUGE-ST REEa FREsBlrEBIAN CBUR IA
ID Nd LOTS ron SaLG 400 FEET or
GtNOND On Bridge street., opposite Union Hotel.
Ihe una, rsiCn.d u surhoi lied ~ the Board Of
rUstcss ff-g the sAvs asmei pro perty for sale
2. L. MOORE, No. lao Bridge st., Georgetown
DC. nos-eotf
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PRoYKesoR WHITLEY, who gives his nrst
reading ut the Congregational Church to-mor-
row evening, u comme nded by the press Of
England and America rs one Of the finest elocu-
.tionists Of the age. His selections are from the
best authors and speakers, and . rare literary
tire at may be expected BY those Who 60 to hear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

REAL Estate SAIn-B h Warner ,..,
estate broker, has sold - John o. Evans Fac :.
the elegant property on the corner OF 18th strset
ane Massachusetts, avenue, for Oh, 625.
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Georgetown Advertisements

EA1RAORDlNARH BARGAINS In DRY
H GOODS .-POpliBs, SAteens. Empress Cloths,
herinces, Nslures, ~ the newest o0lDrs, scotch
fl1ld-, from 2Sc 90 TSc.: great variety of Dress
Co Cs, at IS 81 Sle- % rev cOlors. "a pieces Black
Alpacss and Mobsir. from 1sc. 20 . a. 49, strfp@d
aud p'sid Shawl. yery cheap. Blsnksts. fren IS
I'd; superior California Co. Cl0tbs, Cs--imeres,
tlaunels, Nelvetesns. large stock 90 Cotton-
bought before the advance. Water proof from g5c,
up. blSe n aterprOSf. a nsv article
noN3 BENJAHiN MILLER. l0l Bridge -.
A FIRsT CLASS CONFECTIONERY.
90. NICHOLS,
Manufacture and d, sler In
FINE CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM AND FRUIr wArER ICES ON
HAND NikTkk AND sUMMeR
All kind FANCY CAKE. and the nnest stock Of
FkkkCH CANDY fhi- eide of Phiadelphia.
aLOrdsrs for Weddings, Dinners, Parties, &C /,
prepared vith the best ms'ertai and ma the most
SIS HIGH STREET,
ION2fu sscOreeto~ ID. &.
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OUR prominent physicians recognize the &C
conmodstion a. Darby's handsome pharmacy,
where prescriptions are prepared even 1T mid
night without extra charge. Corner AZ street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
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The CASE or O'BRIEN.-The motion for q
new trfsl in the case Of Charles II. O'Brien,
convicted Of murder, will be argued to- morrow,
and n overruied IL Is probable that the court
will proceed TO pass sentence.
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SIvBRBLY BURNKp BIT CoAL-OIL FxPro-
sIoS.-A girl named Lizzie Deering, living m a
house on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and
7th streets, southeast, attempted to light q Ore
ty the use Of coaloil, yesterday afternoon, when
the oil took IRE and exploded, the can blowing
the stove into atoms and severely burned the
girl Oficer O'Hare put out the fire and rem
dered assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

TssKnoHITBRs ana Barometer are repa,reo
ana nsde % order BY Hsmpler. near AZ street
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QUICK woRK.-Last Saturday the Vice pree-
ident Of the board Of public works, made . con-
tracts for the lease and purchase Of the east half
Of square 752, at the corner Of Sd and II streets
northeast, containing G. eco square feet Of
ground. E0ly yesterday morning the removal
OF the Western market buildinRs, ut the corner
Of 2lst and X streets, TO the ne9 site was COM
menced, under the direction Of Thomas M.
PioWman. Architect
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PIrE LAYING ON A LARGE ScALE-Messrs
Emmart, Smith s Co.. contrac,ors will com
mence, a. SION a. the weather Gle 4rs to Law the
new IRON conduit, ffty inches In diameter from
the gate hou-e at the upper reservoir OF the
Washington aqueduct to the lower reservoir
and expect TO complete the job in a very short
time. This is the largest pipe ever laid In the
District.
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A MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-Yesterday af'er
noon a little school girl in attempting to Gro.
the railroad track in Maryland avenue, "a
It'll street, had her shoe caught in the rail, an
was unable 70 extricate herself. A train cam
along Immediately after, and the engineer nc
knowing that the child was fast, failed TO sto
the train, but finding that something was th
matter with her 20 that she could not move, b
slowed up the train, and going out on the CO.
catcher seized her, and giving her Q smart pm
extricated her from her perflOue position,
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GEORGETOWN CoLLSGE, MEDICAL DEPART
NErT.-OD Saturday evening last an election
Of officers for the class OF 3 was held az the col
lsge building. resulting a. follows Charlie,
Gentseh, president; +. III. Murphy, vice presi.
denti r. Cranch, secretary. The class were
lnvlted by the president TO psrtske of a supper
az Hsrvey's, which Was well attended AM
abundantly enioyed.
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A HORSE IN A DINING. ROON--yss,ardav
afternoon, rUuaSsy horse, attempting 10 turn
into the alley opening on the north side of %
street, between oth ana 9th streets northwest
mace too short tuIn, and was precipitated
over the area railing AT the residence OF Mr.
Ed~aId Thomas. carrying the railing and
coping with him through the basement dining
TcCin} window, surprising the family. who were
al tea at the time Singularly enough, the
animal, who had to be turned in the room 10 be
leo out, was apparently uninjured.
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have to pay a thousand dollars for it. L suspect
the case has gotten up now, to about as much a.
we can well pay; and as my friend says that
judgment for damages operates in future, Also
there is no knowing what may say hereafter to
aggravate MIN. must leave margin for that
Now this thing between Prince and Hume
not make up the story. We did not start Ii. We
had no hand in it. We did not pass the money
We were not Justice Plant. We we're not Mr..
Bennett. We were not Mr.. Hume; nor were We
the other Mr.. Prince. We had nothing In the
world to do with them or it. The Star was
flashing out every evening into the hands of its
and nobody dreamed that my friend Noyes, and
my calm looking friend over there, Mr.. Kauff-
man, were all this time literally accommodating
Venom and malice at ,b the proper time to
voted Prince. The story had got itself going,
and was being repeated in . certain form,
and in a lucky: or unlpcky day, just Is Il
OF Mr.. Hume was present with i've or six gen-
tlemen and heardit talked over, and he thought
tswss 2 good point to make on bis friend Hume
Princes; but / Q thought 1t would be good thing
on Hume, and he went back to the Star and
called the attention Of Mr.. Collins, one Of the
local editors Of the Star, and told him the story.
He says he related the story to Collins just as /,
had been told to him. Mr.. Collins said that he
sat down and wrote 1t, having care In his state
offensive. II was told for the purpose, 80 far q.
Mr.. Prince, the plaintiff, was concerned, Of lay
ing foundation for the mistake which Hume
made with the other Prince. The story was
published, as 1t was talked about on tie
streets; and shall have q little more to say
sb ut that. There Ia . little other testimony
Coming from very good source, too, about It
The only departure, gentlemen of the Jury, tina,
there is In the story as printed at AL, from the
actual transaction ,es Mr.. Hume and Mr.. Ben
nett understood 1t, was that in the printed state.
rnent 1t Is spoken Of rs transaction that occu.
lied LEES space of time than 1t actually did
Hor instance, IL Is said that goods were lost
1hatwas the csuse, instead of The passing OF q
Counterfeit bill. Well, IL it was a question o.
tie tncrmity, the larceny was undoubtedly
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declaration, and row claim so ,0o0 and insist
that they ought to have 1t. because before. on
different evidence and different ruling, thew
recovered the amount named, AID dealt with
a. that was by the court, one feels called upon
gument. The court that presided at that trial
thought We were not entitled to the testimony
OF Mr.. Hume and OF Mr.. Justice Plant, and
Mr.. Bennett, and the other Mr.. Prince. The
chief justice who presides at this trial took
occasion to say to the gentlemen on YESTERDAY
that he as in the habit of permitting parties to
show something about their cases, as we haze
how this case was tried before. only saw 40
much of il because OF what a. been repeated
and reiterated TO you. and only to correct any
wrong impression about il. 1t is matter for
you to treat now and here rs an original trans
action between these parties, taking your i'm
pressions of the law from the Court and trusting
TO your own recollection of the evidence as to
your Impressions of the facts. And Ii will not
do at all to guage this matter by the respective
merits of counsel and because our friends on the
can, IL does not follow that they must have q
verdict with excessive damages. And do not
quite like that rule Of damages which in soms
remunerating you might give sufi Client to pay
costs Why, your honor, 1t might cost them
$40 900 II the plaintiff is to pay bis counsel for
The Court.-That Is not the charge Of the
Court.
Mr.. Ridd,e.-I do not know that 1t is, but
there IL an expression there that sounds mighty
The Court" Reasonable expenses" lie the ex.
preston have used. " in and about prosecuting
the remedy"
Mr.. Riddle.-Does that cover lawyers fees7
The Court-To reasonable extent it does.
MIR. Ridde.-rhat IL already provided for
| costs, as the proof is.
The Court-It doesn't cover extravagant al
| lowances of any kind.
Mr.. Riddle only called the attention of the
Court to IL for the purpose of having il re-
defined, and am glad to have 1t clearly stated
Now, gentlemen, permit me TO call your ate n
l ton to the case Itself My learned associat,
who will follow me. will do more than shall
| in the way of replying to some points maize OF
| the other side. i shall content myself witt
calling your attention to the case as 1t looks Il
| me. am disposed to take il up from the begin
| ming and 90 through IL a. the things involved il
/ IL occurred. / want to see how this thing arose
where il sprapg from, and who Is responsible
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-08-04
,Gbtrnbin's" Geididte.

Sn ber porlebten Nummer ber vWeifIihe
BlGtter" [0r. SO, pom 21. Sulil theilten
mir elm pgberubin" betiteltes un1 In
1872 IAN eine Sdngsrin" aertftetes bsrs
aiges Seoi9tGran3 @rilIpar8er'a
nit. sn Der ioeben bier singetrofeners
Drummer ber ,,aas. Mniif.3ts." finben
mir nun folselbe gntjtebunes Gsidi9te
oes reiSenben ,,gherubin !"
Ser einunbSnan3ieidbrist @riIIparser,
Der eben (1812) bic iuriffiIden 5tubien
beenbet uno iidb armIelie ourd 2eetionerl-,
geben fDrtbra4te, lab BET elmer Mnifih-,
runs bon ,Sisaro's Sodseir i'm Sbsater
an ber Wien Die 5dneerin o.. ols
,,Gberubin." Shr 8eiang, ibre GrShei.
nurg, tire 2iebli9feit berauid5ten ibia Biz
gum Wabniinn; er erfunbiete {itb nm bic
Qebensperbdltniiie Der DerfibreriIhem
8anitlerin, lno mubte 81 ieinsm 6dmerse
erfabren, baB bieie pielnmmorbene Gn6ne
luter Mnoeren IN eirem iebr fiaben @era
bdltniIie ai elnem reiben iunoen Wann
itebe. gr mab ii6 ielbit iaeen, baB es fur
tbn, ben Irnlen, nnbefannten, ShDrheit
mare, iia ibr 5li ndbern, ibre Mnfmertiam.
felt auf ii6 aieben SIT fpouen. lla her
8lutb, bic in ieiner Seele lonert, UeFias
items anndberno einen iiubernhen Mus.
brud 5u Idaifen, itr5mt er feline fiirmiitne
Gnlpfinbung in bas @ebidt ,,ghsrnbin''
aus, Del6es er in feinen 61reibti5h pers
i1lieBt pine es, ME Ct menigitenS meinte,
ir9eno Senlar0erl 9e3ei9t All hdben. :.
Sabre nergeben. Oie fieblidbe Sdnaeris
bat inittlermeile bic Biihne perlaiIen unb
sebeiratbef, ihr Mnoenfen lebt ebenfouenig
chr hem SNtS1for xofR fi &na6 IA !.
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ller Der bebsutenbffen Minenbiftricte Der
'Sereinisten Staaten. Den NfitteIpnnft
oesielben bilhet Wirginfa gitp, tpeImes ani
Dem beribmten gomffod 2obe, Der n.ddbs
tighten befannten Gilberaoer, trbauf iii.
5hren Vamen erbieIt bic @fa6t pcm Crit
oeder ienes 2ooes, Sames sSinneu, Der uTs
tsr oem Spibnamen Slb Birgitio eirg.
DIE Gr3e tuerben itnerholb ber Gfnbta
areitien 5n Gage gef6rhert unb unsdhligs
Stanpfmiblen iinb 3u ibrer SEDUCTION ia
8ange. Muh BEL Dem benahbarten @oIos
bIll uno Sonton tinben iih ersisbiee Wia
men. Il. oenen bauptiddli9 WDloquara
portbmntt, tu6bren6 in benen BON 8irsinid
porDiesenb iilberbaltiee grse geuonneu
tperoen. ObtuDbl man annebmen tann,
bob ieit Der gntbedung bes gon1itod Qobes
Die gef6roerten gr3e etnen Wertb pDn 12G
Wetlltonen Dollars repraientiren, 10 i'll bod
ole Ausbeute tDegen Der tbenern Wtaih;nes
rien. Der bDben Mrbeitsl6bne uno toitipie.
liaen Siefbanten perbdltniBmdBig Gering
unb nit sroben S1wieriafeiten, be Waiiei
uno b6ie @etter bereiteten, perbunben ae.
meien. Sur Ibbilfe bieier lebeIifdnbe unn
ginflhrung zines einheitlihen. rafioneaer
Betriebes itblug u. Sntro bic Treibung
zines @runbifolIens Dor, ben auh tuirflid
eine 8eieai1oft, na1bem ibr Der gongres
northeilbafte Yripileeien sugefianben, an
IL. Oct. 1869 in Mneriif tiahm. Serielbt
beginnt 81 Weilen unterbalb Saptos
afDti9en Webber unb Corral Canon iR
Garion S6ale. 4uber Der gntmd5Ieruna
unb 8entilation Der @ruben unb ber Wers
ringeruns Der 8etriebstoiten bofft man Bel
ieiner Inlage neue, mdhtige 86nge 40
entoeden. WerthpDlIe Mrbeiten mr. Bes
leudtung bieies @esenftanbes boben Nua
ron Ri4tbofsn uno Sutro eeliefert.
(Shlus foIat,) 4..,.. .e
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y
Nie bette Mnlage fur WsIihforn ideinf
in Ranias bic ,gerfitternns4 sii iein. gtr
FARMER Bel Sunction Gifp iaet: baa
Mellnforn, nit melhent Ct i'm berg. Serbffs
iein MfaliDieb fiitterte, babe ibm Is gents
pro 9nibel eirgebraght, pdbreno e es
faum fur 80 6. bdtte perfauien t6nner1.
ssoIgtnber rfinnise@ Wers in auf einem
Grabiteine In Burlington, Soma, 81 islsH.
aBeneath this stone our baby lays
He neither cries nor holIers;
He lived just one-and-twenty days,
And cost as forty dollars Z
Sic bisberiac 3eitnnes 3trausaebssT:-
sfirnia .NIotf BrO5s. In HOnabfseplit, ".
W.. lit III .NIntf Il 8I1tt~ perdnoert sDcrs
Sen ~. Gebr pIatt
Ser g2ep prIsans 4rics Kurreniss oas
|SItejfs @Idtf in MilfiiTppitbale, bat ullf
Ser Rummer rom bpr. 8OHntQN les1ttM
Iatraona htl6Iall1,A
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WilliamspOrt, pa., bat 1e, 400 ginwob.

WiliamspOrt, pd., bat Il, 400 ginpob.
liner.
Auf Gibraltar eibt es 1S psrfnieoene
@orten Sols.
Chile beiibt 142 WeiIen Giisnbabnett
|unb 38 M. telegraph.
Ser .aepihtieite1 poliiif bon Oetroit
| III nur 239 pfn. lhtper.
syn ct. Souls erbauen bic xpptbinss
Bitter" cine prohtpone 5dle TN nngefdbs
rem aofenbetrage BON $4,000
Die Wep6lferuns BON Dber- unb Nie.
|berrob bei ssranifurt a. M. (6394) 1T ieit
1857 um pole % Drocent seitiegen.
Sn Detroit bot Elm yolisift 1e7 Sunbe
Ierltst Gine leberne leunos') Wtebailt
BEN Draren!
Don Can Traueisto rurbsn AM 20.
yuIit Der Sdiff .Gonntaa@ $500 0tt.
Wtistu I'M Mertbs BON $0z, ,430 uadb 2iper-
,.Dosl srDsoirt
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(Gas Bic y@etIi6e @latterA.)
2ebrreitbe Gefebiebte
BON abnis
San0anles nno (einer Sral1.

1M0Q1ileS 1lll0 lelMeI SIaA
Ssbermann tpeib, ipis aaabaules,
abbif9t GS.aaaieitdt,
Bssen isiues IOfen Maules
Sstne Gran bsrIieren tbat,
BelGe nar Elm ipabrer GnssI,
gdSn, unb iittIid obsnbreia;
Genn f6on bamaIs mar % MoSs
stDas tus.nObaft su iein. a.
Ri&t aIlsin bsfaste 8Iitbs a
bemininer Msnf6Iidteit, a.a.
Au9 iein @slb unb solb'neu Sdats
lInb lsin bibidss Rurpnrilsib
gHet' CT Elm burd @tbsnsartsE
Gbns 8ieI unb obne Raf -
So icsar bic Ronisstrens
llns ben stOsf ssr O'ruatsr faf.
Sod iper GoIdss nidt selsieu
Obsr anberspie bsrnabm,
GoI nun nneefabr erfabrea, ~"
Mie bas srObe llnsIiid tam. "
Geun es III fir ssben niisIid
Gtpas ouf Der Gut au fsin,
@enn bon feiner Grau er prabltab q.
Spri6t bel einsm @IaIe @sin.
Md, Der Sausireunb u Elm Sltis,
Mer i'm tsnnt, bsr traut ibm ni&t
@eHn e i5Dsist, 70 eOnipirirt ey,
lInb gsrratb If, mas er fpri9tl
rgbsss," faste sinit aanbauIss
(ausebsitert f6erIid), n4.
SD betbeure Dir auf Gbrs, VS.. @
.Sisr ia asbisn vbiststA mid
.ShbtrIi1 Giner tn ber e6Dnbeit
.Sieier maisfat'i&eu Srou =
.EreiIid, aiemanS tsnnt bic Sa6s
so pie Id, gang baarssaau.A :
Ubses mar Elm i9Iausr auaDe,
Sbat, aIs ppIIt' er's nidt btrRsb'a,
llnb bsrI.itete aanbauIss
Wsbr ia's GiajeIue 90 ssb'H. D.
SIMMER ihIausr ipurSs Shsss, s
. Simmer rsuommifif6er
MaIte ibm bsr Gbesaite
Ssiner Grau gsrbisnfe bs,
Bis suIsst ibm bic Gsbulb sit
llnb er etne @ette tbat,
Cab er In bem Wlitss.bsiIttn h
Gar 2i9ts ibsrtrisben bat.
Cine @ette bon gbampasner -
Sauieab GIai&eu foIIten's fein,
ilaD gum GHsn nod Dtlisbsa
arif9s aufsra obtnbsein.
!. Dies 10 nnn bon mir seIosen;
Do6 bas 9iissn III nidt f&Is@t
Sa S< Yoefis, unb ferner
aIs eiHoriisr msin Rs&t.
Gbsss folIte ii9 berfeden
Gintsr tinem G4IiiHsao&
& 1tnD beruaM AMI Bort erflGrsu,
Cb q speins in,nsr nod.
llnb 70 f6Ii9 .r iib am absnS
2siie IN has Cabinet
llnb bstrus fi& bier nod msintr
MuF&t iebr, febr inoissret.
Do& man iast, sr fdIob bas cine
Muse ea NIT fsiuer Samo,
90 baS alic nnr bas anb're m
BSlis fsins &eduuus ians.
Stise fe srabe IN Sas Setter
Gason Ieiber iDsi5 man Ni&ts,
Cber bar's Bel ber Soiletts
llnb bsm @aI@ep bts gsF4tss
aurs fir ebsss mar q psiaIi6,
Mass bas nit arsuleb'n,
llnb er boIIte, snr @eniise
aebtrwust NOD Sauie geb'a,
AIs 81 Isiber, 10 ber Ramner
Dtns @aSs unb aub'res 9i1t,
yeit BEN SdbeI sinen sla6ttOpf
Hra@te aus bem Glsi1sepi&t.
G&redli6 mar bic ebs. etsns,
Die fi@ nnn foFort sntipaua,
pie ID Dsro llatsrboisn
RaieFdt bon bannsn raan.
Raf9 tutf1IoiIsn fpra4 su Gbess,
Per ibr obsnbrein osTsI,
Die bsrIttte 5fSnigs. Dame
ulit satrifttm gsfiibI:
sDiefeu slliesn adnbauIss
.cislt 10 IdnsE FIJI tinsa sropf.
.Can' ibm Obne GebsrIsisn
s1b hsa 9oblsn Hibsniopfi
,@iER Du ni4tf ~ nm 2opfeslanae
.Dait ~ ftIbf taIe tiss.r isis;
seit Dn mstbia sas asteriam,
- " assist sttrsss Nsial4