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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-01
Three Thousand Serfs.

FROM a careful examination of the sta
tistics of labor IL appears that the average
product of persons employed In agricul-
ture. manufactures, mining, and fisheries
in the United States is S5S2 a year each.
The increase of the Presid nt's salary and
the salaries of Congressman has added
one million five hundred thousand dollars
TO the annual burden OF the producing
classes. The increase of the Presidents
salary alone adds $4,000 10 this yearly
burden. The product Of the labor and
skill of some three thousand persons must
therefore be devoted to defraying the gen-
eral exaction ; while nearly fifty citizens
will toll from daylight to dark. summer
and winter, TO produce an amount equiv
alent TO Grants additional pay. And as
this labor is done ~involuntarily, what Is IL
but slavery?
Who is responsible for reducing this
large number of citizens 10 slavery? I'm
questionably the nan who originated this
outrage on the labor and industry of the
land. and whose veto might have pre-
vented il. Think of il. fellow citizens .
Fifty producers in the field, la the work
shop, in the dangerous mine, and on the
treacherous sea, will sweat. and toll. and
suffer hardship not TO support their fami-
IT'S Dnt luaA A ANcAatAA blAnN may AAft
, 5000 per annum in addition 10 the
$4,000. with the magnificent mansion
and grounds and the other costly perquls-
ties. which he enjoyed before.
These three thousand producers, these
fifty producers. are virtually slaves. IL is
not of their own accord that the product
Of their labor is devoted TO swelling the
bank books of the President and the ma
tional legislators. They are as mHch serfs
as the laborers Of the Egyptian Khedive.
whose salary, like the compensation of
GRAFT and the Forty-second Congress, is
regulated by his desire to grab.
But this additional burden bears most
severely on the farmers. whose average
product is only Sab per head. TO such a
class il must be idle to talk of a President
not being able 70 live on $4,000 a year,
with house. fuel. lights, gardens. stables.
steward, secretaries. and messengers free,
or of Congressman who find $500 the
smallest amount on which they a afford
TO do the nations work.
Some day the insolent exactions Of our
rulers may reach so intolerable a point
that the reaction will produce REFORM
". Y. Sun.
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express herself-"I don't know what the
world Il coming to! Both of you
Why THE fact Of being together once
more recurring 10 her preoccupation-
perhaps you have been I'm the same place,
that Stone-Stone place Z"
YES" answered Nina; lit was in
Scarborough | met DIR. Hilton"
"Such an opportunity thrown away !"
plaintively murmured Mrs. Chudleigh TO
herself. "Andt the hay-maker n-raising
her voice" who is he: another of the
Pratt family -
ALLOW me 10 formally present him.
said Miss Lascelles, laying her hand on
Or. Hilton's arm. "1his is the hay
maker, Mrs. Chudleigh."
And this is the milkmaid." said the
young man, covering the hand with his
own.
The double explanations that followed
were almost as amusing as The preceding
cross-purposes. Mrs. Chudleigh. the
matter fully understood, was entirely de-
lighted DIR. Hilton not so entirely (; still
he managed Ia reconcile himself somehow
q marrying a spoiled heiress, and il Is 10
be concluded that neither has regretted
the step, for when Nina Hilton next year
went TO see how her little tr~ansplanted
slips throye in Scarborough. the whole
party seemed as hsppy as need be.-Har-
ner's Wrfkfu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-01
Canada Thistle.

The leaves oil this pest are oblong. the
margins armed with sharp spines !:
flowers, rose purple. Ii is common In
sandy, or dry uncultivated fields, East,
and to a considerable extent, West. Ii
may easily be recognized from its flowers
and from its smooth, or slightly woody
leaves. and from the fact that once estab-
lishfd il continues 10 occupy the ground
thickly (; and. also. from its habit OF
spreading when once established on well
drained soils natural to its growth.
This pest cannot be eradicated by simply
cutting when in blossom, as al the bien-
NAL varieties which. springing from the
seed one year. blossom and mature the
next, and die after having sent out col
onies of seeds to be waited wherever the
wind blows. The Canada thistle is per-
petuated both by seed and from its wide
" creeping roots.
In vain will commissioners appointed
by the State. cut il down. Like the n.y.
ORA of old fable. new heads will spring up
to vex the owner of the land upon which
IL has found alodgment. Unjust be eradi-
Gated, either by smothering with mulch
so that nothing a grow; by sowing
salt sufficient TO Kill not only the thistle
but all other vegetation which may be
growing on the land or else, by a sum
mer fallow that shall allow no green
thing TO appear.
In fields where this pest has made Its
appearance, Ii may be killed by planting
TO such crops as shall allow such through
cultivation that no weeds of any kind are
permitted TO grow /; for Canada thistle.
ike every other plant, cannot exist and
form new growth If no top be permitted
to remain green.
In the West, where the fields as a gen.
eral rule are free from stumps, rocks, and
even small stones. this Is comparatively
easy ; but in f..nbered regions, abound
ing in stumps and the remains of logs.
and, in many sections OF the East, where
there are rock and large stones in the
soil, IL Is more difficult Of eradication for,
once killed. the flying seeds continually
find a Judgment, where they are again 10
be fought. The real difficulty is not In kill
ing the young seeding plant. for once
cut up II is dead (; but IL its branching
roots have attained a size and ~ suffi-
cient for reproducing plants, the difficulty
is greatly enhanced. The commissioners.
therefore, appointed in the West to take
charge of the Canada thistle will only
have done a small part Of their work I'm
having the plants cut before seeding.
This will prevent the seeding Of distant
fields, but will not destroy the propaga-
ton in fields already infested Western
R,rat.
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General Miscellany.
THE sUNKEy CITY.
M = AHHKr.

MI HkSkr ABBEY
wAlked beside = quiet sea,
At starlight, while the west was gray
And clear, though faint and far away.
Through the stilled water, form 10 me,
yoio-s 81 bells came dreamily;
No brcexe more manifest than they
some say a thousand years ago
There tsrove a city on an isle
Beyond the headlAnd. mile ON mile,
Which, in = night Of fear and woe.
sank Ia the CLASSY depth below
sank tower and dwelling. beam and tie
An now, when twinkling skies are clear,
T Men saa t rso sSnn ring s issi II Pssi despair
Gut on the mermen' atmosphere-
Ring loudly all, that life may hear
Dead sadness stir the ample ar
To me this city is not strange.
i feel familiar with each gate,
Each tower and street unfortunate,
And, wheresoe'e r l dwell or range.
It, mem'ry-picture does not change.
Limmed by it stern Destroyer Fate.
rs laburums, on roof and mast,
swan in the light with silken arms.
No wraihfnl wars, nor dread alarms,
The streeied splendor overcast;
But, on = throne Of gems amassed.
sat Pleasure with CtrceAn charms.
Yet came the hour OF loss and fear.
The city sank. lower, wall. and mar.
Its brittle site was rent apart.
And AL wsnt down that once Was dear;
Bot on, in Loneliness, | hear
Its sunken bells ring in my heart
heat no note of vain regref.
Ny -hope-wrought city OF To-be,
Youth seen. upon the futures sea,
Has vanished. and It's sun is set;
But broader and diviner yet,
The city of Reality.
For, though its WAYS be paved with stone,
And hard and rough TO toiling feei.
And though, in the accustomed street,
No blaxoned garnifnre il known.
By Fate, God hand. His will a. shown,
And love makes humble service sweet
-4pplefoHf' Journal
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The st. Georges Hanover Squarl
vestry have adopted IN address 10 We
Bishop Of London, praying His Lordsnlp
TO exert his authority in protecting ING
wives and families Of Churchmen from
those clergymen mo are seeking 20 M
troduce auricular confession. from VIII
IL would seem that the high ~churcnmen
are not going to have il all their VA
without some show Of resistance on ."o
part of those more sensibly inclined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-01

A family in New York Is in ossP
trouble. The eldest daughter recently
was discovered darning stockings. anu
afterward insisting OF. helping her moin.i
in the kitchen TO make bread. The gul
always enjoyed good health, but tne, :
alarming symptoms led her parents "
fsar that her mind Is all gone.
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The pew-rental has been abolished in
SC. Paul's, Council Bluffs. The volun-
tary system works TO a charm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-10-09
No6 elm Ssntitber aus Gmerifa iibsr
... 9enti6laub.
(9Ius Der ,,Deitliden gof.")

Mus Baben erbalten mir pon einem oortls
oen Deut5hs sMmerifaner Elm Sbreiben has
mir ais geitras gu ben auf beioen seiten bes
Oceans 10 melt auseinanber 9ebenoen Hrtbe'z
len ilber Seder's guftreten in OeutidIanb nns
perfiirat bier folsen IaiIen: |
gie4eidt baben Sic nod 8aum fiir ein rpeis
teres 0ort iber 9eder rnb ieinen Deia9 tn
DeutldIanb. Wenn i'd 3uerft pom mir ielbit
reben barf 10 seitebe i'd, oab es mir ban8e
mar, 6eder 1ao1te flb bur9 ben auberen Mn<
fdein beirren IalIen, un 10 mebr, ba &c in tets
men, aIten BaterIanbe n,r cine iebr fur5e Se.t
oils @ait 5.brinsen foute. SD 1pnbte nod
oar AT aut, in rpel9en 2ihte bic meiiten
DeutIds9lmeritaner bas neue Deutf6lanb ers
bIiden, ,lno wie es einiser, obidon nur fur5er
2eit bebarf, nm in ber neuen Saue ben yals
ten Aoam" ,pieber 3,i erfennen. SD tonnte
mid baber ber sSreube uno eines @efables Der
Danfbarfeit ni1t ernebren, als 9eder bet Der
Stuttsarter Seier 70 often uno rparn fiir bic
amerifanii6e RepubIit seseniber benz oeuts
iben 2aiiertbum gartei nabm; ba 1T bod
rueniaItens giner, badte i'd, ber ii9 burd,
8braIen urb boblen Pomp nidt tauiden labt.
Die Wabrbeit 1T einfd1 bic: Elm Deuti9s
amerifaner, peI9er mirflid peib, mas er an
ieiner Ssimatb in Der republifanil lben Nepubs
lit belibt, fann iid fiir bas beutise DeutI1'
lamb ebenio rpenis ermdrnaen ooer bege'iteriI,
aIs fir basienise por 5ebn ober stuaI,a.S Sab'
rem, es iei benr, bab er 81. ben 9ladli6en &C.
bore, mel9e perm0se bes Driiben an9eIam'
r,eIten nervus rsrum in ben Stanb Seiebi
finb, hier;ulanbe aIs amerifaniI9e Surge,
arcb au tbun, ,lnb i'm nebri8en o,e 2oelt ws'
| in ei,em gudtaften betra9ten.
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QfO. s.

Wort ,pollte shnben. vDu batteft ionft 81
Oltern immer i1on Elm Glas nit Beil1en
auf beinem Nabtif6," iaste er gu ieiner Ser.
lobten als tie Nadnittass Il, Der Senferni.
i6e BET einanber iaben unb Minna sesen tire
Seiertasssemobnbeit eifris nabte.
vMb, ,uer bdtte 2uit, nod an 70 etrpas 3u
benfen!" CAB iie 9roIenb sur 9ntuort. =
yWtan mub frob fetn, rpenn man feline Gage
iiberbaupt n,r 10 binbrinst; Slid unb Tre,is
be itnb ins ia nun bod einmaI nidt bei9ies
ben."
9ans bate bieien Ton BET feiner 8raut
nod nidt seb0rt. st fdmies f6mer3lib be-
ribrt, benn es febIte tim ber Nfutb, 1e in
bieiem MusenbIid an bod 10 n,ande CUTE unb
besIidte Stunbe gu erinnern, bic fie nit eins
dnber perIebt batten.
yla9 elmer Weile blifte Ntinna pon ibrer
Mrbeit auf.
,,gerseib !" fagte lie etpas freunbIider.
sd bin beute nidt liebensmirbis. Mber
penn bu tplBteit, pas'id ieit benz Iobe met
mes arnen 8aters babe Ieioen mlfien nno
,pie bic Mutter ridt miibe rpiro, mid taSli9,
ia ftiinbIid aniere peranberte Sage entselten
3u laHen ="
vDids" fraste Sans permnnbert.
Stun ia, mid =" periette Winna NIT
ploslider 8erlesenbeit, benn .iie ,parb fi9 be-
tpubt, ruel1 cine itn5arte nn6 beoentli6e
Saite fie anseidIasen bate. uOie SHUTTER
n1etnt rpenn - neil - Siebe, mon fann
es Der armen Srau NIT ibrer tleinen 8eniion
am gnbe ni9t 10 hbel nebmen = fie iiebt 10
pieIe ibrer Befannten, bic ibre Iodter gIids
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DER WEsTBOTE.
REINHARD FIzsER, Publishers
r E II M 8a
Two Dollars per Ysar, invariably In Advance.

als Seder anfam, mar man aaerieits gee
ipannt ruie er ii9 perbalten, mas er au bem
leuen Deutidlanb fa9ei, ,pirbe: man fab ibn
als einen Neprdientanten Der Deutid@ @Mmeri.
faner on unb ermartete, bab er a!s FOLDER bas
neue Deuti6Ianb nnb befen Sorti6ritte bes
munbern, rpenisitens loben uerbe. Aber eis
nem 9epublifaner uie 9eder sims oas segen
bic geatur. Denn bic Sortf6ritte in Der
Greibeit rueI6e Deutidlans semadt bat, nnb
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8arpers BeefIp, bas ionit eben MID
uon, 2obe ber gusIdnbii6en iberHiebt etts
baIt einen psd9tigen MrtifeI iiber bic Grsiebung
Der weibIi1en ameritanifden Susenb, II, ben.
mir su unierer sroben Breuoe foIgenbe STEELE
finben vGs 1T serpib cine erfrsuli9e Wabr'
nebmuns, bab in Der amerifaniiden gr3iebuns
auf bas grIernen Der beutiden Spra1e II,
unIeren Iasen pieI mebr 3eit perpenbet ,pirb,
ais auf bas Sran3ofiide = cine sprade. bic
ii9 aum 3med Der AusbiIbuns bes @eiftes
auin Deutf1en etrpa 70 perbalt rpie 8otanit
sar @efdi1te. Man sruinst uniere Nabden
fran50fiib su Iernet., mas aber sewinnen iie bas
nit, tuenn ise es t5nnen, unb ME unbebeutenb ii
bic 2iteratur, bic iib ibnen babnr6 erialieBt,
,penn man emit Der beuti1en persleidt, beren
Gddbe, mas @iHenidaft unb aunf, @eIebrs
iamfeit unb Sormi9onbeit betrifft serabesa
uneridopfid finb? grit .uenn man beutf9
tann, 1T Elm Iosiides Stubium ber enalii9en
Spra6e BON ,pabren. Nuten."
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| 9T,, So,,. Gooo ohor ala ffo ne6 6stTNtr1er
M w "ysr Wv s.s so.s ~ essa~o,,sr Sr aH
ssrrs;arno;. 'ls Wv % os;hnon, "n ~, s;nss Msnissn
i.aIhs. ~ masosas ~. s;nsa moanb,rSs, botts
G;a;na % W Mrsa;4sr e s~sonm.s,, us =, i'm, sinton
Ms;;ssr M ] o,sSm;o'a = fr;,hsrs,, MisoessiIsn H. s '
% ~ ,n"r os o,'t os,rs;nt - non, @sG;fsoI hos b;e
ho,o,s @ s ga ,,oh hsr Mhre;se nor Se,,,
nsrnahyts, n~ u n,hrT ,,,'rSs. | 60 hobs o,' mis-
s;ns s',nSe NOW nn. 's, Ssn, t,o,,r;ssn r., enSe ses
a"rs,Ssn @ Ss hsfon,,,,s. - ,.' ~ 0'
cr r. r. "a ,,,;t nor o;sbe non G;nen Or.
beS} e .,,r ,;.tr;%sn ~ @ N aShs ,ns anert Inn INIT
Ssr @ arons o nor es,,osnS 'S Ssn ~ onSerm ftSst fe
a,s m mn. ,,nn ;ssrontnSrtst m Sut Inn sem oasier Ons
;;nS @ S rio gasIisnshIsos hss I Schema. ionnsn.
,,n5n;sIts ' I es;Ihsr,,nos,, ohsn. - s,,nfle Ghots
ton fen IN ~ nor S;ese ~"
Mob eines giISes m,,,,en mir ,um @dlus
GrmSbnuno thun
SImt Tooe ,oI nor eoa,e;t sno,;erten ,,,ei
be;ohyte % sMSn,,sr nor ,,r, M sss opose GtnbIissenent
Sss gahr;fonsem ,,, nam m nor aT,,op 6obe gr5orm.
ste;ns ,i raoten iiher hen nettem :sabrifoniaoen
an hem bIouen Simn1el. ,,nb nm b;eieIben her.
I'm Inn NOR elm oon,er WSaIb pon Tudrobnler,.
,poran bic iolibeiten yieberlanber 1ude sum
Grofnen aufae1pannt rparen. |sg
Ser @ine 6iefer Mdnner NOR cine fleine,
fat runbe gerionIidfeit, mad Der neaefen
Bari5er Mlobe aefIeioet unb ber eIesanteften
Sourniire, neben weIder bic srobe, breitl6uI,
terise Sisur Meiiter 3ubmis's nit ieinen 20.
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gdt Sabre paren uoriiberssHossn felt ben.
Taae, an rpeI6em ber 2uremburser ietn Selz
eiien sepadt uno idperen 9ersens an Ute.ter
2ubpis's Geite gum Tbore pom Iharau bins
ousaepanbert mar, uno felt mir Sizes erfe
Befanntldaft sen,abt baben, finb pettsre
,rpei Sabre persansen, obne bob etne Aenoe.
p puna in Der Iu9maderfamilie einsstretsn
rpdre.
aNeiiter 2ubmis fanb slr Belt Der gesper
in ieiner 5austbar unb faaute bic etraBs
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9ie eentral> unb iiibamerifanii9en Repubs
lifrn aitf her Welfnusffel(nua.


Elm meikoe5fidtes Tudb nnb 3 Ieere @Iosfaif,
ehen. unb G;uotemoIo bIos bnrdb elm Slid
eSnbiao pertreten unb ouser San SaLpabor.
8uatemoIo. GoIumbia. 1ene,ueIa. llruo,1an.
ber Mroentinn ,,nb gbiIe erifirt am Musitels
funosziSlobus iiberbaunt fein centroIs urb
iiibemerifoniid5er gtaot.
Msos Gon GoInobnr betrifft. 70 beffeher,
mo MN INN omsoeffeIIten @poenstsnhe ma
Rpbprnbuften. ,penn MON nid5t etrpa bic pris
mitiipe MotesgrinffdoIe aug einem Riirbis
,,nh bie oIIerhinos febr feinbaItioen. esfioen
@iIbermiin,en her RenubIif Fir enbu5friesMrs
tifeI ausoeben min. Ser ein,iae ,uirtIid ouf
ssno,1ftrie beutenbe @eaenftanb limb einiae
8uftbeI NfIon,en.ss sssoSerr, ,peItbe OBJ ibrer ail.
sernrSenflir5e ghmiea,omfeit bei ebenio
aroher Oamerboftiofeit mnbI i'm Qnnbe feIbit
az Siittens Rotten ae nerorbeitet mnb pers
brantbt merben Der 9obn eines @doefiSdea
erinnert. bob Gon @oInobor om Meere Iieot.
mnfiir fonft fein Mn.e;den norIieot. BeiSer
pertreten ii booeoen bic .miIbe1 Geite bes
Qanbes. bie golIection nor, 1lnnerorbeiteten)
HelIen non 8ontbern unb pernonbten Maubs
thieren ii cine aismIidb reid5e nnb .eiot. bos
Bel Biiraerfrieoen bic gfaubtbiere porireffIid5
oebeiben'
1on gobof III Bios cine ein,iae sorte bier,
beren ftorfer Ger,,h oIIerbinos mebrere o,,bes
re gnrten ersehen f5nnte GhmefeI pou,
0urfon Som gRieueI it her gfenra5entont her
pieIen grberidafterunaen. benen elm 9heil
bes ann6es erit nor rne,,ioen Monaten mieoer
omsoeiett mar ,,nb meIdbe i'm Sabre 1864 fat
bie aan,e Sauptitobt aeritorten.
@rmSbnen MIR noeb sic Goeoo ssriidte. els
nioe 8radtaide Snbioo. einen giIberminens
nc o.. - rI:on.:.S r. k1Lo., .,.;~
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ietn seliebtes, ein5ises Todterden.
eSener lieutenant Don Steinfelo ,par eine
pon ben leidtlinnisen MannernaturerL rueI9e
nt1t besreifen ober nibt begreifen rpo4en,
bab bic Nnnaberuns zines Mannes an elm
Mab1en, belonoers penn bieie!be Don aufs
fallisen Sulbtsunsen besleitet it, iofern barz
aus eine ern1tlide 9erbinbuns ni6t erfol9t
,penn nidt imner, bod tn ben n.eiiten Sallen
bafIeIbe in ben Musen Der gBelt compromittiz
rem mub. Steinfelo, Der etn Usann BON
WeIt fonnte Der ginbrud, tpelden er auf
netne S9melter madte, ni9t entseben. Mnz
iatt nun als @brenmann Su banoeln uno It1
bel 8eiten 5iriif5u5ieben fano er etn ger9niis
gen oartn, gn.ma's erpe6enbe 2eioen19aft
auf ale erbenflibe gSeiie gu 16iireu, obne
oab er ii9 auf bieie ober iene 9lrt benz Utabz
den erflart batte. Dan,it tr6ten unb maiden
fi9 bieie gbrenrduber 9em6bnli9 ,pte piIatus
ibre 6anbe, rpenn ite gum ytiif3ase blaien.-
Die eisentli9en 8ewessriinbe gu iol6em
Sanoeln iouten mir mad ein Yaar Ta9en
pouitdnbis flar rperoen.
1lnaefahr pier Wo9en Dor meiner 9lnfunfi
in Der elterli9en 8obnuns fam zines Nbenos
mein gater gang entiett na9 9auie uni
bradte bic Siobspon nit bab iie ale, Tater
SHUTTER unb S9meiter, pon benz 2Ieutenant
D. SteinfeIb ibmabIi6 btatersansen ieien
berielbe fei bereits perbeiratbet nno Vatel
srpeter Ginber. Seute iei bic Sainilte einse
troffen unb batte cine Der feiniten asobnun'
gen Der Staot be5oeen.
Wsein gater, ber in Der @eieli6aft bic e.
regelmabis 81, beiuben pfleste, setpeien mar
bate bereits on bemielben Ibeno eini9e bit
tere giIlen, ruie ). s.: uoas babe man n,1,
1 oapon, penn man in, 2eben gu bod binau'
poIle", pon ieinen 8efannten gu f6luden be
fommen; Der barteite S9las traf ieoob ielblt
peritanoli9 Gmma, ba ite : neben Der Sda
oenfreube ibrer Geipielen wel9e fe poroen
benedict batter, - nod Sas bltters Gefab
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Sans batte bic 2anbmirtbidaft bon 2inb auf
Iber 4aes seIiebt uno rueoer er nod iein 0as
ter batten anbers sebadt als bab er bereinit
in bes 2ebteren Subtapfen treten nnb bas
@lt1en nbernebnen rpiirbe. - Mber als Der
aIte Biebermann ftarb lnermartet frub, Elm
Wsann in Ieinen befen Sabren - mar ber
2nabe erft pier5ebn Sabre alt nnb bte Dtuts
ter, cine 9ofratbstodter aus Der fIeinen Hes
fibenb beste anbere ebrsei3isere BIane fiir bic
3ufunft ibres ein3isen Sobnes. Obslei9
ieIbft eines 2anbmirtbs Srall, bate fe ben
Stano befelben bod itets aIs einen unterse'
orbneten betra9tet. TiteI, Drben, cine id5ne
Uniform saIten ibrem neben aller natlrltden
@utmltbi9feit 3iensli6 eitlen unb bef6rdntten
@eifte fir ben Snbesriff irbiiden @lades unb
@Ian3es. Sbr 9aus ioQte ,lnb mubte bieies
Slides tbeilbaftiS rperben, slei6uiel Oh feline
eigne Reiguns ii9 nod elmer anoeren Hibs
tuna rpenbete. gBas perfanb benn atn gnbe
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