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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-18

A Paris correspondent of the New Orleans
Herald who has seen Sardou's ''Uncle Sam,
writes Theehrst act represents the interior
of North river steamer, with view OF the
grand stairway in the background leading
to the upper deck, where brass band of
Germans are stationed On the body of the
stage and on the stairway there is continual
going and coming, hand-shaking, whisky
drinking and lolling about on sofas and
chairs, drumming on the piano, with once
and while q few mediocre strains--pur-
posely bad--from the brass band. There
are negro walters, harangues about tho great
country with which most of us are familiar,
the felt hats and the negligent attire. Two
traits are especially dwelt upon The en-
phatic and vigorous hand-shaking and the
elevation of the feet. This last feature is
particularly exhibited at the fall Of the cur
tain. A long sofa fronts the audience, and
overlapping It's back, is seen row of boots,
the heads Of the owners thereof being IN
seen. This popularity of the American
citizen is known the world over-even by
Frenchmen-and the exhibition of it was a
decided hit.
The second act gives the Irritation scene
in the magnificent drawing rooms Of Now
York hotel, and this is the scene which has
excited the ite Of the American--especially
the gentIer sex-more than any other part
Of the play. Tender couples are lying about
on sofas and divans, with an abandon very
remarkable. The man toys with the wO-
mans hair, and places his arm about her
waist in the most loving manner, as q mat
ter of course she being in decoIlete costume.
The extraordinary freedom here shown be-
tween the sexes, and tho nude arms, sug-
gests place that may possibly be familiar
to few Of your male readers though let
US hope, IN the interest Of morality, a very
few. The effect of such an exhibition on
the fair American spectator may befancied ;
she Is ont Of all patience with Mr. Sardnu,
and says he is a wicked spiteful creature.
The plot Of the play hardly begins TO
work before the third act, IN which the au-
thor introduces the violent scene. with
which all Of his plays have made US familiar
only, when the piece is Of five acts, It oc-
ours in the fourth act. There are one OF
two good dramatic effects here which tell
with fair success on the public The fourth
act has the shooting on the grand stairway
Of the hotel seen through glass doors. and to
me the effect was SO ludicrous, that I could
not help laughing. The author seems q
have counted on the scene q good deal-one
q the shots going through tho glass door,
which i stars. the trac Being very ciev-
crly done Tdouht II he can make It clIec.
tive - an American spectator, no matter
how be modifcs L. The shooters banu
away az each olhcr with revolrcrs as Il II
were "a every day occuTrence IN the hote
liz d New York. saw several French
men il my ncighborhood who shared in m,
ailarity, although doubtless the msiorif,
took The thing IS i was intended.
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lFof the Democratic Statesman
MUSINGS.


At evenings soft twilight wandered alone.
And muslng then wondered was man made to noun.
All Nature sc0ping with the stillness Of Scath,
For nothing was stirring but Autumn's low breath.
Sweet Rephyrs were signing as onward they sped,
The leaflets were lying gu witkered and dead.
The roses were fading-no buds were In birth
Their petals now dropping had fallen to Earth.
Tho necnc was II keeping with the life Of to-day,
Az al We encounter is wreck and decay.
OF genius Of wisdom ilumino my mind,
And teach me-oi teach nc the fafs Of mankindl
OF creature Of Sorrow poor worm Of the dust
Who has tins made thee IN whom canat thou trusti
A Spirit drew near mo-a soul sraks 20 mine,
And whispered the promise, " sweet peace sAall DO
thine"
'Ienors was that Spirit, she had taught me 10 love-
Yea. worship her image e an Angel shovel
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Miscellaneous.


Prom the court house Ia Austin, Saturday night,
October Il light bay horse mule. about fourteen and
haif hands high, branded IN two places, lon
shoulder and thighl ehod in front aud the hair his
kipbone turned abcuf or curled, showing that = has
been rubbed The male was tied 10 post at The
ncr Of the court housc by his neck with rope about
dvo feet long; had head-tall 81 birdie, without
srrap cut and scycd together the buckle tongue te
osidc q tho rrfh q broken, and tied With raDAitc
string.
Fifty dollars reward VII be pad FOR the return a. the
mule 70 this offce or information leading 10 his
cry AID tho arrest and convicfiCx % the thief,
TWENTY-FIVE dollars for ether Address
]. n. HANCOCK.
noe usrr o1i01 Creek p. O.. Travis county
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PaImor's Combination AttaehmeHf.


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. It prepares milner's fold with different eoIOES
and pieces Of goods at one operation
3 II prepares and places fold in any scam perfectly
without basting.
edge of band
3 II cords bias bands.
6. 1t prepares and applies double French hem
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T. It prepares cord welt perfectly.
3: 1t prepares and places cord welt in any seam
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o. prepares cord welt at the same time gathering
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10. 1t does plain gathering.
II. 1t gathers and scws on at the same time better
than any other gatherer-
-. 1t hens all goods, bias or straight.
-. 1t binds with braid.
il. il binds with cut binding
-. 1t scWs any seam without basting
The arrangement is very novel, and 1t Is one Of the
simplest attachments In use indispensable In its utility,
doubling the value of any sewing machine.
In ordering state kind Of sewing machine.
Price. 81, with full instructions for its mailed
post free. Address
PALMER MANUFACTURING CO..
81 Broadway, New York.
an opportunity seldom offered to agents Of both
sexes, which are wanted everywhere, Immediately.
noyT WY
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A Mos. Ex.raordlnary Operaslon
lFrOm the whitehall a. ~ Times

From the Whitehall az. " Times.l
B. Franklin made his name famous when
he few tho kite and brought down light
ming from the clouds which had been flying
around without paying its way. Now we
only fash through on wires, but science
has crippled electricity and used it to per-
form miracles. The T'imes's readers will
remember when Gen. Fitzpatrick returned
from Chill, three years since. his having q
remarkable operation performed. upon him
by physician in New York, who removed
a large heshy formation from the generals
neck by filing it full Of needles and then
attaching q galvanic battery to it. Ten
minutes after the current of electricity was
Let on the bunch had entirely disappeared.
A remarkable operation was performed by a
Whitehall physician q few days ago. A
gentleman who had been suffering from
superabundance Of adipose tissue consulted
q physician, asking relief from its burden.
Tho doctor told him he could relieve him if
he would consent to a painful operation.
The gentleman consented, and with the
medical practitioner entered the telegraph
Office at this place. The fat man was re-
quested to remove his coat and vest, after
which the physician surrounded him with
wires, attaching the ends to a powerful bat
terry. AT q signal from the doctor Manager
w. B. Eddy let on the current. The patient
writhed aud twisted when be felt the cur
rent passing arouAd him; still he stood il
like martyr. Presently be began TO shrinlx;
he grew smaller and smaller; his clothing
hung in bags about his fast diminishing
form. The doctor felt much pleased at the
result Of his experiment., while the formerly
fat mans Joy was very great, although he
seemed 10 be suffering acute pain. All Of a
sudden there was hcarl loud clicking At
the Instrument. rs II Pandemonium's great
hall had been let loose. The operator sprang
quickly to answer the call Tie quickly
asked. "xhat's upsn An Al ,Wer came back
as Il some Infatuated ic0aa wss AZ The
other end Of the WIRE a4f III thondeI
arc you about Cutoff poar vines quick
you are tiiling the New York Office with
I eoan rrcase
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FIRGrSIa GOVERNORS The people ~
Virginia, who have always manifested q
commcndable prido 10 the history and
achievements II their public men land what
STATE t1s more Teason for the indulgence OF
such parionabic vanity. win &c grati6ed
io know that the Secretary 81 STATE Is max
ing good rrogrca il collecting portraits 81
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7 IvELY FOR THE LADIES.

IL
= Y ec.s e1ed The ether day Why s.sr a., landed
80 ~ ~ n.te pcrtonl tficci 81 az Sc great
se-1s ~ t-s SAenpcil COUNTY rrst isff.lrinr iIr
~ = - 49, iem town said oar iIfrr.I.l il
tni.isA te.a-le l.tlert Wa thr heel f,rrie
- eFcr oecl.-- Esho'o l1Itssl F..., - '''s
knGlilh Female Hticr1 = hirl|v, ,..... ,. {,
" nlecic4l pfoic slen a. this llaie ana se,,
country - oeol.<,p ('listl Ctfonlcie -''''-'"r
oilel prescribe kncIIsh Female lffi.g. q. $3.50.
tlcc. and aiweys With ssilliacilry rcsnits 's'
= DALE M d
This mcdiriae contains Iron and po's-srfrl 49,,
Uterine Ionles, - urch nreled BY 81 slsky ise1-.
n1 !. P. nnoucoorr
Louisville Rs
wcnanS Medical Adussr. enly S ceass Ads.s.,
~ Sold n Austin Texas. Wholesale ana rtlrat<
Alexandcr 4 son and Dcn. Il. Thompson.
ocs 66vin
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SCENES IN a CoURT HoUsE.-A special to
the Louisville Courier-,JourRal from Dam
vile, kentucky, gives the following partic-
ulars Of a tragedy which occurred at Har-
rodsburg on last Thursday evening. Tho
trial of lawsuit, in which p. B. Thomp-
son was the principal on one side and Theo-
dore Davies, ST., on the other, was in pro-
gress, and each principal was attended dur
ing the whole trial by his sons fully armed.
At the conclusion Of the testimony, while
the lawyers were preparing their instruc-
tons preparatory to commencing the argu-
ment, a son of Thompson and son of Da-
vies moved toward the door They were
followed by all the others, and ina moment
the firing commenced, by which party is
not known. Many shots were fred, and
Theodore Davies, ST., and his son Lane were
killed, and Theodore Davis, jr., MORALLY
wounded, and has since died. p. B..
Thompson, ST., and his two sons were
slightly wounded. Caldwell Davies es-
capped unhurt.
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The Harrison County Fair commences on
the sixteenth instant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-18

WE ARE NOW OPENING UP THE LARGEST
and best assorted stock Of saddles and harness
ever the market Also brides, blankets, halterg
and whips in endless varieties. Every description Of
Texas saddleees Special attention paid to the rigging
OF stock saddles, to order. Satisfaction guaranteed
Country merchants would do well to call before
purchasing. for keep constantly hand complete
and general assortment OF every thing belonging TO
Inc. Repairs done well and promptly. Good
work at low prices. Opposite Bremond's, Austin,
Texas. aus won
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A NEW TEXAS REMEDY.
PUTEcNAT's
a M a H G. Q = "a.
DlARRHEA SPECIFIC.
WARRANTED FREE OF
Narcotics and Minerals.


A certain cure for Diarrhca Chroaic Diarrlca nya.
eptery, Bloody Flux,l Chronic Discaicry. Choler..
Cholera NoIbus Cholera lnfnicm. CSulnncr com.
plaint.) Chollc and L0oscncss % the Bowels
Recommended by
Dr. C. Ewarrcn Of Housior, Or. H. ~ y. Natss De-. b
NJ Main, Col John =. Ford III nouChcrfy. ~ nnunrf
Capt. n. kennedy and Rev. Father p 4. lafleoi, 81
nroWnHvilic. Texas
For ualo By r. u. George. Galveston. Texas Dall q
Lyons and X J. Hsrt 3 Co, New Orleans, and 81 al
druggists.
Prepared By
j. L. pUTEGNAT.
Druggist and Apathccnrf, q
iunei2 d&wd Brownsville Tcxas.
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NEW JEwELRY STORE
ON PECAN STREET.
OARRY THE NEWSl

NARRY THE NEWS!
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway having.
completed and opened for business their North Eastern
Extension (AIissour Diyision) from sedalia to Hann
bal, are running their Elegant Equipped Trains
through TO Hannibal without charge.
Passengers for points in Northern Missouri Iowa :,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Upper Mississippi REGION
Northern and CeHtral Illinois, Chicago, Michigan ana
the Great Northeast win find this the Shortest Cheap
est and Quickest Route. Through Cars tCz continne
to through TO st. LOUIS without change, eta Sc
dalia as heretofore.
For full information to time and correct map or
this line and its connections, address,
JAMES D. BROWN, THos. DoRWIN,
GcnT Ticket Agent, Gcn1 Pass. Agent,
scdalia, no. st. Louis, No.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
With its connections Is tho Shortest Quickest a.d
Only Direct Route from an Points IN Texas, ths In
dian Nation and Southern Kansas 70 st. Louis Hasn't
bal, Chicago and all prominent Eastern Points. Rates
as low and time quicker than any other rosd in the
promptly settled Merchants ordering goods from TIE
East win save time and money by consignng carr H.,
d. A. FREER
GcnI Eastern Agent, 80 broadway, n. +
Agent. As Clark street, ChlczrD.
GRO. w. LILLEf
Contracting Agent soi Walnut street, St. Louis. Ne.
Agent. Hannibal. Ne
j. ". BURCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas TeEas-
". =. ROBINSON
jani4 WY GenI Freight Agent, sedafIa, he.
= R. OWENS rv.nu1usl
Owens s ENGLISH,
csueoe.sors TO sorlsy 3 owensj
COTTON FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Iaa and IA strand, galveston, Ts1n..
Manufacturer AGENTS for all kinds q
MILL AID PLANTATION MACHINERY
corsrAsTLr on HAND,
a Van stock Of Ames', watertOgn an.
Utica Portable and stationary
steam Engines.
sbaftius. PuIicys and steam Rollers. AZ kin1a.
steam Pumps and Portable circuip saH Nils.
ehincie Machines.
strands Corn aud Wheat Nils-
coLKMAN's C0RN AND WIIEsT NILS.
ifkAPktts AND MOWERS
Hoe s Co. e EESE. Eandrcls. cte-
E1gic" Cotton Gins hal9t1nie GIN FEEDERS.
firior fufar liills- Cooks Sugar EgrTuratcra.
fiItE AND BURGLAR PROOF HANEH.
WOOD WORKING And AeRIcELIUnAE 1rh-
ClIINEfI GENERALLY
send Cor Catalogue dcc8 Wy
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AT recent baptism Of fifteen infants at
the F,undlings Home, in Chicago, the Off
ciating clergyman, DR.. Mc8Iurdy, gave an
account of the disposition made Of found
lings in Rio Janiero. lie stated that there
the girls were retained in the Homes until
they became of a suitable age to marry.
When a number of them were regarded a.
fit subjects for the matrimonial market their
names were published in the city papers,
and opposite each one the sum that the
Home proposed to give sr for dowry.
This sum. varies ACCORDING to the ability Of
the institution and the looks of the young
woman, and is derived from requests to the
Home. II the girl is beautiful she gets a
nominal sum only; if ugly, she IS hand
somely provided for. Young men who de-
sire wives make application to the super
intendent and give the proper reference.
After examination regarding their character,
day is appointed for a sort Of review, and
the young men are admitted to the Home,
in the waiting room of which are ranged
the girls in n circle. They make their selec-
tons, and If the Young ladies are satisfied
the marriage takes place. DIR. McMurdy
declares that, as a rule, they make the best
wives to be obtained
, 1873-03-05

The following is a translation of a Re-
ceipt from the Central Relief Committee
in Copenhagen, and which was received
here on the 28th of last month
The Editor of the st. Croix Avis has,
in aid of the Sufferers by the Hurricane
on the 18th November 1872, RENTED, as
a part of a collection made in St. Croix,
the sum of --l4OO RdIrs.
for which | give this receipt.
Copenhagen 4th February 1878.
R. G. STEGER,
Chief Treasurer of
the Central Com
mittee.
, 1873-03-05

MREDITORERNE Planter r.
" c. knights Opbudsbo opfordres
ill al mode her i Skifteretten Ere
dagen den 4de April f0rstkommende
III. IL siet midday for at tage Be-
stemmeIse ON forskjeIlige Puncter
yedr0rende Boets B~ehandIing, navn-
liz for at afgjore Sp0rgsmaaIet ON
Plantagernes BestyrcIse % eventuelIe
Realisation og ON Antagelsen af en-
Curator bOnOrum.
Frederiksted Skifteret den 3die
Marts 1878.
C.. SARAUW.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26
G;caeu bic S,ittc sss Ist,sbntsn Sabr.

Gcseu sic Mitte ces lsh,ebntsn Sabr-
bunesrtS srparb lib Der &eft0r Srrgensprf III
Spletsrs sinsn 10 srpbsn &uL pab eft itsr 100
S6i!sr pen allen Staptsn aus S6lsien unp
ansersn Qanpsrn caieIbf i%tupirten. Or bate tsi
Situnssn bss gisbs lsisn unb ltrsitsn &C.
lsrnt, unp rabei Sirsenrinhs als papier &C.
brau6t. Man laste ron ibm {: ,sr lei gum
S6ulrsitor ssborsn, ME SeipiO gum 6sIpbsrrn."
Gr mar Gin prisinsaer Mann. gSsnn or in
ieinsu Srriaal TRAIT rseets er esmeinisli& feline
S6llsr allo an; ,@uttn Gag, Sbr taiierlitsn
unp fiirl.ihsn s%sbsimsw 6atbe, Sbr Burger
meiItfrn uub &atbsbsrrn, SIR 3auaeuts rnc
3ramer, S5r Giinitler uni Sanppsrssr, Sbr Bit.
tel, Ssnfsr unr yumpsIsOlf!" 3uY.ilsn isgts sr
bin;u ,cas slQss tpnnt 9br werpen js na9ssm
SIR suG alIlpr..
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Nerliner @ciRbier.

pSurtis nit SSasrOssneas sntirpielt Der ausuf
cas- S6aumbier
Ssils wis SaHsssstSu iisbtss bic asbls binab."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26

Die Gefssaebnus BON sNifruri purSe
an sinsm Ter lsgtsn Gage bas Spfer zines reGt
eummsu gSiges. Ssmauo lanpte al ZEN @bs
aeprenstsn @egE0rtmann Ia6ri6t, hap Der
atssrronete aelp ~ssltcrbsn lei. MegSprfman
beetle lid. bic iiblibeu 9silsirstsi6lile ~ BE-
antrnssn, %risislbsn siusen aud in tsieen sauisrr
eurh, es purrs bsi6lrlsn, Srauer ansuleaen,
unc Elm Gentle tpuree %sruannt, uni bic ,,ltsrbs
li6en llsbsrrrlte" mad Gamesn County ms Orb.
teSratnie Der aelY's 81 ~bssleitsn unp teiSulessn.
Reren Wurpen sebalisn uao bic Su lene hes Ser.
bli6encn iiter Gle @rlfsn erbrben. llnteyeeisn
aB eissr, Der siniss ,3sit alsreinsS franf ~sswsisr,
absr iih ssraee isgt icbr srbrlt BAT, wsnige Shit
rtn scm Grpitpl lsin WittaseiIsn nit urseppbn.
liasm Apsetiis unp bic Heterogeneous 6rleser,
pslhsa biz NufJate ;ugeiailen mar, bic 9eide gu
%besleitsn. fdnpsn i'm ssraps bel pisisr i~utsrsTan
ten SsibGftigIn9..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26

Sen M6nn, Der in 6lOrsn, cine G,atel yer.
iblud. bate, tat iegt Gin garilrr arSt Auicriidt
auf isinem @ssists aui isins soften mad paris
tcmmrn lailsn, I'm bort bic ibm rs6t prpblsmai-
ilS srlbeInsnrs Sa6r ;u uutsrlphen. Man
lGreiet nun spa bert, cap allsrpings ME allr
Ssri9te libsr ben 9atsil9ludsr ~lautcn-esrielb.
llb tsltsn WeblIsins %erfrsus, ZAP aber Der inter
la3ents Arss pen elmer ISABEL i'm NaScu es5
@annts feInt Spur. s~siunssn babe. Sb Der
SaGs spu Der CT bsbaupist lie ii in Der Syup-
tsnbsit selbsbsn, 0uf elmer Sinnestaul8uns
bsrubts, eariieer lGbt lb nidtS rpnitatirsu. Be-
e~snfalls linc bic inlisnii9su Srn. asrsts, bic
iber bic Rage Der @atel II. /. ~. ssnaue Ginseln.
bsiten gu bsri&isn wu6tsn, arg blamirt.
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Sin I@iauer Woli,eisireftor. Oils

Gin f@lauer Voli,eieireftpr. 2ls
inter Vuepis XIV. cas- 9abficlet in Webe fam,
srbsiitts ss Der CUTE Sea, pab isss Dame ibr
@sbifel futi&irte. Die ldSntsn Sanss warsn
niGt INNER aud bic .s%si&idstsn uns llniaas
srsisnstsn lh fali jeeen Sag. Da l6idte Der
86nis nab lsinem ps!ifiminiitsr s'.rssnipn
unp q iu6ts ibn, Sprfsbrunssn sabin ~ treIsn,
eae eetsn gne 0eianebeit Der bic Stra6s paNi.
renrsn ssiaert merle. DSersli& germ mill id
Gas Nsiuiss eaSu tbur, "~antrortsie ps. 'Irssuipns
.g8ini6sn Sis atsr, raB bic 9prfale sanslib
aufbSrsn" ?-,.parbleu psrltebt ii6."- yHun
10 laIsn gle mid MADDEN gm nG6ltsn Sage
sri&isr cine iOnieli@s Srtennanl eab feline Dams
unite. ersibis 5abrsu elm s abripIet ltntsn siiriis.
Sisruncswau;is Stunesn eandG lieb I6 aui
tsinsr Der pariltr S.raesn Elm ~cinsisrs pen
8rauenblnSsn S~slsnttes Gsbistel msbr tIifsn.
1eiue parilsrin bate esu Wutb, tip ~ esm
Ilisr pom prsiBis Sabrrn gu %bstsnnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26

IlS Sapbir MiiuGen S~srlafIrn pplte, wur.
be cr Der ieincr abreiie ;a ciner gupisn, be- So.
mig gnrpis |. tsi1iepen. Iieisr mar isbr bulb
vol unc lprab ieiu 9eeausrr aus, eiuen Wann
aus isiusr giabe l6sipcn isben gu miiIeu, Ter nit
10 Yielrn s~eiitissu Ger,iissu aussrltattst ici, Der
ater ,,sinsn 10 lelen Munb" babe. Sdpbir euts
sesncte b%ierauf: ,Wiaisidt sieism llsbel III
taIp atgsbrlfeu. bans gen Sic mir zines 9brsr
Sh.pIer an"
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Sin ,riaiueacr Ne;ratbsautra

Vtn ori0tucMcr VcicdfDVuttrn0
fnset R6 I'M Wiener Sasetlaft." ,,eists ilfS
ni1t," 70 bssinu Der Ssiraibsfaneieat, ,,um Die
i'd febt, ater-b eiratben fel unb mug
/ d, I'M hem Wunlte ssrmSssnpsr Ssrwau ter
gu s%eniissn. SD bin 80 Sabre all, MID. bGelid,
beliss. 0rle unb 0ut unp 9ets meiner 5ra,i,
tpenn it cine iclde fires, auesr elmer rrih!iter
Ssrlersuna, Gin idbrlibsS Nap,lselc pcn $40 81.
&sfsftaniiuren, peI6s eas slltsr pen % Sabrsu
Mot ltsrl6rittsn baber, tpplen IN seeranstsr
aiirss ibr gorsben ifiuirsn. outrage werpsn
untsr gbriTre ,Yetbweneisfsit" erbeteg."
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u ntcrbaltenbes 8.

SrtertfBeS UaFhuWIslteD.
Scuihrcd.
Solo. @aS Elm s'rs6tsr Scuidrsf is,
Sist i'm Spmmer auf Der Wief
Guf Der @isie mug or iinsen,
AIpeil bin uno pieesrIpringen,
{: auf Der Wisi' if iein 0eipann-
Sa fllt ibn fem 0ansipsil an!
S.ui6rsf bin, Ssul6rsf Der:
Gin alter Seaidred bupft ni9t mebr - Il
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