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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

| TIE following is what Bill Arp says
Of election. "
"As the poet sed, the agony h
over. Them cards in the sleeve would
hav beat any honest man. Besides,
as Tompson Allen would say, we blay-
cd badley. Baltimore Convention,
and O'Conor and Alex. Stevens, and
Il limited suply of votes, has beat us.
Well, we still live. I'm not going to
bed about it. Old Greeley amt no
kin to me. Grant neither, and that's
what's the matter. l talked for Greel-
ey, and writ for him, but never did
banker for him. 1t made such an
everlasting fuss in my family I had
like to run away. You see, Mrs. Arp
wasent reconsiled. She was a strait
and when she amt rcconsiled, things
amt as placid as silver lake around
my house. don't mean that times
is hot or desperate, but to say the
least of it, they are peculiar. A man
likes to have his bread and beard se-
recn. Don't he? SO you see as my
wife was strait it didn't become me to
be very crooked. And I was mat
home. She's good 'oman and shell
endure everything and never grunt
nor groan, but she wont compromise
worth cent. I told her I had no
pcrtikler use for Greeley, and that he
was a darned old infatoated humbug.
but that our paper belonged to the
great unterryfde, unsatisfea, trans
mogrifide Democratic party, and must
keep into line. She sed some remarks
about papers lying by the day and by
the week, and about self respect and
independence and the like, and I grew
meek like Moses in a few minutes.
The fact is I'm meek man. I've
laid awake of nights ruminatin how
meek l was. Mrs. Arp thinks the
paper ought to take truth for moto
and live up to it. I told her it would
be a dangerous experiment but she
says that it has never been tried yet
If I wasn't Altered the little Arps
would perish to deth durin the expert
ment, l would try it, ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
Questions by an Absent-lf,ind-
cd Man.

An absent-minded man propounds
the following conundrums
Did you ever write letter to a dead
relation, and only find your mistake
out when you wanted the address
Did you ever stand for three-quarters
Of an hour before the glass wondering
where on earth you had seen that face
before?
Did yon ever 60 on singing verse
of a hymn after the congregation had
finished some time?
Did you ever light cigar with a
ten-pound note, and then stick the
Ii GIFTED end in your mouth?
Did you ever meet your father in the
street, and wonder for fifteen minutes
who that rum-looking old buffer was :!
Did you ever run about until the
perspliation trickled from your two
brows, looking for your pen and spec
tacles, one Of which was behind your
ear and the other on your forehead?
Did you ever take up anybody else 5
change for your own?
Did you ever hang yourself over the
BACK of chair in place cf your top
coat?
Did you ever pay your tailor in an
absent mood?
And did you ever sprinkle your
Strawberries with salt, pocket the silver
forks, drink out of your inger-glass, or
scratch somebody else's back for your
own?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

WITTICIsMs.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin publishes the following:
Many a man who had thought he
had made bargain buying silk, fnds
that he has got worsted.
Never ask wooden manufacturer to
give up his cards.
What is the difference between .
carpenter and flower merchant? None
whatever-they are both FLORISTS.
Why is a dressing gown the most
lasting garment in gentleman's ward
robe Because he never wears it out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
Nj A N III ID.
Who shall Judge man from manners ?
Who shall knew him nv his dresa2

Who shall Judge man from manners9
Who shall know him by his dress7
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May beclothe the golden ore
of the deepest thought and feeling
Satin vests could do no more.
There are springs of crystal nectar
Ever yelling out of stone
There are purple buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed, and overgrown.
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me,
While he values thrones the highest,
But as pebbles in the sea.
Man upraiscd above his fellows
Oft forgets his fellows then;
Masters, rulers, lords. remember
That your meanest kinds are mcn-
Men by honor, men by feeling,
Men by thought and men by fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine,
In mans ennobling name.
There are foam embroidered oceans.
There arc little weed-clad rills,
There are feeble. inch-high sap.ings,
There arc Ccdars on the hills !
God, who counts by souls not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me;
For to him all famed distinctions
Are as pebbles to the sea.
Toiling hands alone are builders
Ola nations wealth and fame:
Titled laziness is pensioned.
Fed, and fattened on the same,
By the sweat of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
Whilo the poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly lifteth up his voice.
Truth and justice are eternal
Born with loveliness and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is a sunny right.
God, whose world-heard voice is singing
Boundless love to you and me,
Sinks oppression with its titles
AS the pebbles in the sea.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

Patrick, the widow Malony tells me
that you stole one of her finest pigs
Is it correct!'' eyes, yer honor" "
"What have you done with it?'-
KILLED it and ate it, yer honor" "Oh
Patrick, Patrick! when you are brought
face to face with the widow and her
pig on the judgment day, what account
will you be able to give of yourself
when the widow accuses you of steal
ing?" "Did you say the pig would be
there yer riverence?" "To be sure ]
did - :.Well, then, yer riverence
I'll say, Mrs. Malony, there's yel
| pig !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
BESSY HAY.

The fragrant wild roses lifted theil
pink chalices up towards the sunshine
and dew of the July heavens; the re-
bins sang uproarious g'ces in the
branches Of the old apple-orcha:d and
neither rose nor robin was fairer nl
swceter-yoiced than Bessy Tay, as she
stood among the currant bushes, Gull
ing the red, ripe fruit under the shade
Of a huge pear-tree, where the stone
wall of the garden was draped with the
emerald fcstoons Of wild grapevine,
while Paul Estcott stood leaning
against the mossy trunk Of pear-tree,
twisting stem of blue-bclls in his
hand.
Il know I'm poor, Bessy," said he,
resuming conversation which had al.
parently lapsed into silence for mo.
ment or so; "but suppose poor
people have as much right to live and
be happy as rich ones"
81 suppose so, too, Paul"
"And | am sure | am willing tt
work, if only could find something tc
do"
Bessy glanced deprecatingly at him
MIR. Elton wants some one to take
the farm and work it"
THAT is mere drudgery, and be.
sides, the pay would not enable me te
marry and support wife comfortably
eve could wait, Paul"
"You are very willing" said the
young man, bitterly. 81 don't be-
lieye, Bessy, that you care for lie as
do for you.'
"Oh, Paul. -
And panied look came over the
fair young face.
"Well, then, what do you think O
being tutor to MIR. Sinclair's little
boys?"
"Thank you; l don't fancy the idc;
of being toad-eater to pompous aris
tocrat like Henry Sinclair.''
"But, Paul, we can't always be ant
do what we &ke in this world" plead
ed Bessy, with troubled look shining
in her tender, garnet-brown eyes.
"Easy philosophy for YOU"
And the young man flung down hi
stem of blue-beils.
II suppose you would like to hav'
me break stones upon the roads.
thought you, at least could sympathpa
thize with the feelings of a gentleman.
$50 l do, Paul; but | believe in tn
Scripture doctrine of a mans doin,
with all his might whatever his hand
find to do.''
II see how it is," said Paul Estcott
haughtily; "you are weary of our en-
gagement; you want to break tn
worldly fetters that bind you. Vcr
well, SO let it be. You are Free"
And he strobe away over the hig
grass, muttering something about hav
ing suspected how it would turn out
ever since Norton Van Brugh had com
down from London to sketch the seer
cry and turn the heads of all the girl:
Bessy Hay made step or two t
overtake him, but she checked herse
in an instant, with scarlet stain 0
her cheek, and a gathering mist in he
eyes.
"He ought to know better, and h
does" she thought. "No, L will n,
follow himss He will come back to N
when the momentary pique has wor
itself away
In the meantime, Paul, yaultin
over the stone wall few PAGES belos
had very nearly stumbled over the pro
trate form of a man lying among ii
lred clover blossoms lin the island
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

In order to ascertain which is the
most profitable of the three dairy pro-
ducts, milk, cheese, or butter, it is only
necessary to remember that 81 pounds
of milk are equal to one of cheese, and
81 pounds to one of butter, and that q
quart of milk weighs 81 ounces. With
these data, it is not hard to tell, when
they are connected with others in the
possession of all, which pays best in any
locality q.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

''Do you 60 to school now Charley?'
"Yes, sir; I had fight to-day,
too"
"You had? Which whipped?"
"Oh, l got whipped" he replied,
with great frankness.
"Was the ether boy bigger than
your .-~
"No, he was littler."
"Well, how came you to let littelcr
boy whip you!'
ooh, you see he was madder nor /
WAS !"
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n Office.

The shcriF's fees for serving notices
must be paid hereafter in advance, and fees
on sales paid on the day of sale. All back
fees will be collected Immediately, with costs
of execution il not paid without Attorneys
will take due notice. and be governed ac-
cordingly. These rules will be enforced
by law from this date. Nov. 18th. 1872.
j. POWELL, Sheriff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

An irate western editor lately wrote
to contributor, 'If you do not stop
sending me such abominable poetry
I'll print a piece of it some day with
your name appended in full and send
a copy to your girl. y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
EDWARDS.

Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING Il REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Cresco, Iowa, and all work of his trade
Plows constantly on hand of the best
patterns, cheap for cash.
HJ" Shop south of the Empire House
Cresco, Oct. 20, 1869 [23tf.]
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
Lime! Iine..

The Undersigned will keep on hand a
his kiln ,ty>o miles north of Cresco, ,constan mt
ay a supply ofSresh burnt Lime Of choice
quality, ut As cents per bushel.
Lime from the same kiln will be kept and
sold by John T. Peek at the lumber office
Of Peck 4 Seargent in Cresco.
Sept 7, 1871. ..
46m3 HUGH OWENS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

Somebody says that every cord Of
wood given to tho poor is recorded
above.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

you see, you have to decide at once,
and be in the city torcport yourself at
my uncle's counting-housc within four
and twenty hours.'
Paul sprang up, flushed and eager.
"Ill do it. Ill show Bessy Hay
that I am no do-nothing after all, and
when motive really worth my while
presents itself. But" glancing at his
old Fashioned silver watch, which con-
trasted so markedly with Mr. Van
Brugh's elegant full jeweled' chronome-
ter, 4 have no time to lose.''
'.\ot a second.'
.'But my truuk:'
''Yon can get what you need Ill town
my uncle supplies the OUTFIT
And Bcssy =
''Nrite to her tonight; my uncle
will forward the letter under cover to
me, and | will see that she gets it.
Paul Estcott wrung his compan-
ions hand.
"Ycu are very kind,' he said huski-
ly; Il had almost grown to regard you
with distrust.
Van Krugh laughed, showing his
dainty, pear ri-whlte teeth, under a
brown monstache
Never Judge 10y appearances, he
said. "Iake my word for it, Miss Hay
Will excuse all lack OF ceremony when
she learns al. .
MIR. Van Brugh accompanied Paul
to the railway station. and saw them
of with a smilingly uttered profusion of
good wishes.
"The lest friend fellow ever had"'
thought Paul as the train moved of.
But he could not see the sardonic
grin which the curves Of the farewell
smile altered when the little country
station was left once more to silence
and loneliness.
'sNow, said Morton Van Brugh,
shall have the field all to myself -
Strange how fascinated | have allowed
myself to become with mere country
girl But there certainly is something
very winning in her type of beauty"
Bessy Hay never answered Paul
Est3ott's s farewell letter; nor did the
latter one suspect that it was lecause
Mr.. Van Brugh never had delivered it.
Paul firing up under the feyered lm-
pulse of his old enemy, jealously took
refuge in silence. Nor did a long
epistle from his Aunt Jemima, which
contained more Irresponsible and i'm
possible-than any government bulle-
tin, serve to cool the flames.
"Folks say wrote the epistolary
spinster, "that Eliza Hay is going to
marry the widower, Sinclair, because
he's rich There was deal OF talk
about her and that young van brugh'
but he went away all OF sudden
folks thought 1t hkely with nea Ill
his ear. Eliza knows pretty well which
side her bread is buttered on, and SIN
clair can't live long with that cough OF
his.
1t was no wonder that when pretty
Bessy Hay made an excuse to come. to
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
TOEEN w. MAYNARD.
CRENCO TO WA.
ola YTER AMI DA TNTEp

U1IAEIEN AN D 7 AIN TN.
Will attend to House, Sign, or Carria &C
Painting at short notice and reasonable
rates Shop on the South side Of Market
street nearly opposite Flemmings lumber
Office. He proposes not to be excelled in
any branch of the business either as to price
style or speed Of work.
n26tf May %, 1868.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06
8 G. CANFIELD.

g G.. CANFIELD.
CANFIELD MINI.
Justice Of the Peace and col
lecting agent. Will attend to collections
and pay taxes for non-residents in any part
of Fillmore county, Minn.
Refers by permission to Hon. Reuben
Wells, Preston, Minn.
Peter Velie, Lime Springs station, Iowa
J. II. Easton, Banker, Decorah, Iowa.
G.. s. Thurber, Cresco IOWA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

w ITH "a quiet, orderly kept Billiard
" Room, u NEW BRUNSWICK TABLE
and careful attention to the wants of his
patrons, he solicits u share Of the patron
age. Rooma West side of Elm street, ad-
joinir Q 9Webs.er's Fruit Store
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-12-06

shade cast by an outrageous tree, anc
reading.
"Mr. Van Brugh."
The young artist glanced up with 6
sort of scorn, showing his long, dark
eye-lashes. Paul bit his lip.
Engaged in noble occupation Of
eavesaropping, eh?" he uttered.
"Comc, now, Estcott; don't be
crusty; | didn't mean to overhear your
conversations; but what was q fellow to
do!' This is the jolliest place on the
whole fam, and [ wasn't to blame be-
cause Miss Hay came out looking like
Hebe's se,f, to gather red currents, and
you followed her shadow. Come let's
60 down by the trout stream, and talk
over matters and things in general
Are you really in earnest about want
ing something to do?'
"Of course l am"
"Then suppose you just glance over
this le.$pr that | received this mornne
from my uncle. I've no idea of ex
patriating myself among the pig-tailed
celestials for all the fortunes that ever
were made. But for an ambitious
man-read the letter, that's all
Paul Estcott obeyed, almost daz-
zled for the moment by the brilliant
prospects it seemed to open to him.
"lou really give me the privilege of
accepting or refusing this situation p
he exclaimed.
Il really do, and considering that !
don't want it myself, it is no very great
stretch Of generosity on my part. Only,
you see, you have to decide at once,
and be in the city torcport yourself at
my uncle's counting house within four
and twenty hours
Paul sprang up, flushed and eager.
"l'll do it. Ill show Bessy Hay
! lII
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locality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
~9uremburger GAZETTE.

r~ei;ence Grsdbluna seleisn babcn, 10 iper@
BIN mir cine anpere su lelen piinl6en,
bis tufenmeile cine Qeicenl6aft our Nos
Seue er;eust miro, Die Den Seritanc als
mdblis %ertnerSt, ben 2eler unfdbiS gum
&eben ma6t unr Jpn in cine ipeale @elt
Serlebt, wdbrenp ibm iiberaI raS pirtlis
DE 9eben nit ieiner uarrbittliden &dlte
entsssentritt.
0p1 joe quite Sadie fam mibbrau6t
iperren, unp pbSleid uebel mic bic pben
aufsesdblten, auf pas 0eien Der &omas
ne fplsen fSnncn, 70 baben ii6 rod inn
mer srpbe unp erle Wanner s~efunren,
bic ii1 nidt entbielten, Nopeuen ;u I6reis
ten unp sa bci6ayen. 90 !. .. bat Ger
srcse 8aypinal Biiemann Die Grsabluns
u6abipla" seidrieben, cine 0eidi6te
Die suslei6 inttreRant unp nislid 1T.
Cine Ncpele, beioncers cine bitter Ile
mub ;uslei6 belebrenc, mpralii6 nnp
an;iebenp iein ; ic mub bic Belt ni6t
gum utopien umibafen, ~ipneern in ibren
t SvA nun sss t osb.n Ssr msn,a.r u,e-
h]s;,s"s,rsm bsSars;hsr "'" ~"9',
" S;sr ~ No S'asnN ,.hr 40, ,,;a.c,-
,;,.n mHh~n S"s" nsr
S'1 ~ sEsnt,;%sn G;ty;n,hse.r wv.
s%I.%,s SH%"r hs;,rrsrs %prr. nv
~ ~ eSnns s.r,th.m g. t.,arhsrn
Sa,s % SSMsGn" ~.
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Die Stride in &beTinien.

Oas Gnce pes driilideu Staates in
sfrifa, slteGinieh fteint nun sefpmmen
gu Iein. @enn iia rie 3eitunssberi6te
iiter bic untsr Wdn;iser Sefeblen aus
seriiitete ssyptilde Grperition SeSen
AbeiiInien beitatisen, pann perren mir
balp Na6riGt baben, paB zines Der dltes
fen drill. &Snisreide, wel6eS mebr
penn 1900 Sabre rubmSpQ unp bebarrs
lid innitten Der Seiten unp Wubamcs
raner leine u%natbdnisfeit uhp driltlis
DIE Heli9ion bepabrte, a%ufseb5rt bat
;u eriitiren. tlnp eS ideint leiper rie
Nadribt li9 beitdtisen su woIen, nenn
Seri6te pom Wii1ipndren aus Dem Sns
nsrn ron Sateib rriiften Sor einisen
Wcnaten Idon rie SeicrsniB Dor elmer
iolden Instrumentation GrperttiOn aus.
90 ldreibt pie "aussburser Aasemeine
3eituns."
OaS GsYpten idon LANCE mad @teIs
iinien binaufidaut UNI ii6 ririeS 8ei6
untertbdnis Su MAIDEN, 1T cine tefannte
Ibatiade unp rie Ssru6e gu REM 3isle
Al selanSen iteben nidt p%ereinselt pa.
Oab risies 3iel ater spn Dem @ices &bs
Mig Ycn GSYpten. nidt aus Rem Huge
perloren ipirr cas berpcist pic an Zen
6daen peS Nils psrmsHene UNI. irren mir
ni6t. audi i'm Bau besriifcne Giientabn.
Gieie Sabn lol Zen auf rem Hile iclbit
ni6t su bemerfteuiaen Iruppen II. pro.
Slanttranspprt srleidiern nnc mir muir
Zen une niht munrern, wenn ricie Sree
ni6t audi WIn,iaer gu ~rrrranfen wire.
Berner @insiacr Gin S6weiscr BON 8es
burt MAJ leit Sabren in Nbe6inicn ale
franstNIGer Gpniul tbdtis CAB Dor
&urScm feline Stelluns aut. mare rsyptis
Iher Seamtrr uur puree oiS folder gun,
palta ppn MalIana ernannt,
DAB @dnsisr RE Srsc Ger grOtss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
a C. seiantt.)
. Sur ioeialen Trase.

8ir baben iopeit Seieben, ras ale
SerbaltniiIe, pelde cine 8apitalSermcbz
runs besinitisen, aud ;uslei6 rae Cir
beitsinterelIe fBtpera u. umsefebrt. Srd9t
nun Der berrI1enre 8apitalman9el ei,en
erceen She'll rer S6ulp an ner mielihen
Sage rss Arbeiters, 70 lit es bod ni9t
bic ein;ise llria6s ni6t einmal rie be-
beutenrit h Siel srbeeren, unsiinitisern
GinHuB iibt cine unsercdte 9eleBsebuns
aus. Cine iplde 1T unserebt ,pcnn tie
einselne 8laiIen ppcr Snpipipuen beSprs
sllst. Gs sibt ;par beutsutase feline be-
ipnperen Geiege mebr fir 8ittersmann,
Bauer unp Slrser, ME i'm Wiittelalter.
Sb aber beute sewiiIe SlaiIen nidt ebens
10 beSpr;ust itnp wte canals, mbdten
mir besweifeln. Seben mir uns NAL
unlerc S6uBspll 0eieBsetuns an. -
@erpen ni1t rte belbiyten Snpuitrieprpz
puctc tbeuerer unp fluen ii1 ni6t paz
purh bic Salben Ger Sabrifanten?-Sa
Sefbmmt Der Nrbeiter aber pebbalb einen
Dollar @p1enlpbn mebr =? = Nein !
Die Sabrifanten itedsn bic pur6 ben
Shusspu beraufseibrpbenen Yreiie in
Die 5ai9s uup Der @rbeiter pient ibm fir
Den ssnSbnlihen &pbn. Oasu fpmmt
nun nod, ras in pieiem &anpe ipl6e
StpTe fabricirt wercsn, welbe nur bic
arbeitenpe 8lalle cpniumirt-rie f~eineren
StpHe psrren ia unter ScrbdltniBmabis
serinsem 3pu inpOrtirt unp pas Gnre
pom eiepe it, caS bic Arbeiterflaiie bDbes
re preiie fir Die nptbrenciSen 1~ebensbes
pirfni6e ;ablt, ni6t un etpa Den StaatSs
idfel III fiiIen, lonpern nur bic Salden Ger
pbnebin rei6en Wrncppliiten gu ipisen.*)
gu 9uterleyt repet man Der IrbeiterflaIle
nod spr, RAP pieleS @ucs su ibrem Be-
iten selbebe UNI pab iie fiber nidt mebr
pas 2eben friiten fSnne, penn rieies nibt
mebr 10 mare. llno wie oft miro lUlden
&epensarten nidt 8eb5r seIbenft !! WiQ
bic Mrbeiterfla1e 60 ~iiberbaupt ;u etwas
brinsen, 10 parf ie ii6 purd iOl6es De-
maspBenSeidpdy nidt Serleiten laiien.
sic mub ielbt na9rrnfen unp iid
lrtbeile pariber bilpen. Sbut lie ries,
70 miro iie fnren, pab ras zen @pbis
itanp serltSrenpe unp RE Corruption be-
f%5rpernpe S6uBSpulyitem be%runtersetrc>
den psrren mub - je eber, peitp better |!
y Das 1T in England nnbsrS. b t trGst Der
Gurus u. b sr bic Nrteit bic Staaiellf /; unisr
Sauysoalyiem ma9t n%atiirlib ben Rsiten, rel.
Ger unp ben armsu, Grmer.-anm. b. 8eb.
(S6luB fpl9t.)
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r,ins Satef6's bel Ger esyptiiden Sc
%sieruns sur 8eife bradte, fam als alb
9emadt anaenpmmen perpen.
Der &f spiiben ate1inien u. ben
Instrumentation gsypten pirp Gin Sers
niGtunssfampf perccn 10 Siel i6eint
auber3weiicl ;u iteben ; renn fein einsiSer
Gbrit in 9tei1inien wirp iid sutpilIis
pem mubamepaniiden Grpbtrer unter@
werfen.
Die 9lbeHinier perren unterliesen ;
Gsypten, bat fir lid seltte Splraten,
ousreiGsnce Wunitipn uno Serpf esuna
unp an Ger Spiye einen Wann, wie
Wiinsieer, Der ras 9anp bel1er fennt als
pie Abeliinier ielbft. Sdpn i'm Selr;use
Der GnsldHper purpe CT als bic Seele Der
Grpepitipu anseieben u. CT miro ale Grs
fabrunsen, RE er ramals madte 3u per-
wertben wiiisn. Die Niep erlase
Der ateliinier miro ater ibre @usrptz
tung iein, Tenn ME perpen fi6 bic pprtis
gen Gbriten ii6 rem SsIam fdsen.
8ie ss beibt ipa &aiier Sobannss
il6 Ill GnSlanp unp Oeutidlanr CD ss>
ipanrt baben, um pieiem mubamepaniz
itcn Ginfaue s%Orsuteusen.
0as Gbriitentbum sesen 327 wurre
mad @teiinien Serpfan;t. @ie uns Die
&irdcnsel6idte er;dblt, unternabm Elm
aepii1er Werppius BON Cyrus cine nil
lenlbaftlids &eiie an Die Suite reS rpz
tben Weercs, auf rer ibn swei SInslinS
&C 6rumentius unc Aereitus besleiteten.
Sci elmer 2anpuns an Der Giite ,purre
Die gauge &eiieseieai6aft Spn ben Gin
eebprenen iiberfaQen uno niecer9emeselt.
Sur piele spei 8naben serlhpnte man
uno bradte iie ben an Spf res 6iriten
na9 auruma. sic ssrpannen feline
8unt UNI erbiel.rn furs srr Ieinem Spcc
Die Sreibcit. gber ie blieben nod einiz
&c Belt balfen Ger &Bniain bic SOrs
munrtidaft flbren UNI febyten bonn sus
rid.
Iepcilus nurpe in Gurus Elm presbys
ter. 6rumtntius binsesen manpte iid
mad Aleranpria an ZEN Siitpf gtbanas
iius unp forrerte i'm auf Initalten sur
Sefebruns Der abeiiinier 81 trefen. Die
fer, Der ibn ielbit fir paS bette @erf;eue
pa;u belt, weibte Jpn gum SilbOf UNI
ianrte Jpn mad auruma ais @iiipnal
surid.
Sein tlnternebmen wurre nit Gem
idSniten grfpls sefrSnt unp nod bic
beute bat iib unter Acknowledgement S6ids
fallen ras G%briitentbum in pislem 3anet
srbalten. !SUhen mir, pab aud piesmal
Der @narif spriiber aske.