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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
Governor WarmotL telerraphs TIA

Governor Warmoth telegraphs that
there is 10 prospect of the recognition CT
the Kellogg government in Washington.
The Ex-Governor is growing particular
since he began to travel. The recogni-
ton lie could not obtain during the Carter
rebellion Governor Kellogg finds no diff
Guilty in Obtaining at present, as NcEnery
viii discover when tie occasion offers an
Oprcrtunitv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

T. r. Jobe. a traGingboat captain. whose
home was in Hickman, Kentucky,was muir
Icrrd in Vicksbure the other night. His
boa: had disappeared from the landing, and
the POLICE followed it down the river in a
:ug. One man was arrested, and others
nd evidently escaned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

A concert will be given IN St. Alphonsus
Hall for the benefit Of the relief fund Of
81. Alphonsus Conference, Society St. Vim.
cent de Paul. this evening al half-past seven
o'clock, under the direction Of Professor
Theodore Won La uacEe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Miguel Albania pledges himself TO give,
toward the cause OF the freedom OF Cuba.
an amount equal to that contributed by his
couutryman in the United States. 1t is ex-
pected 100000 will lie collected within a
law weeks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

! novelty of suicide is reported from
Paris Two elderly ladies, sisters, Mesdames
Celestine ard Julie Ratel. were discovered
dead, both having swallowed a strong dose
If !audanum. The reason Of this family
h!o-de-se is curious-5o:h elderly ladies
were in love with the same young man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Colonel r. p Price. a brother Of the late
General Sterling Price, died very suddenly.
a: his residence in Galveston. lately. He
was a native OF Virginia. but for many
wears resided in Missouri, from which State
lie removed 20 Texas on the breaking out
NJ +hn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The honor of this paragraph is accorded
90 4 smart woman. Mrs. Jerry Blasdei', of
East Denmark. Maine, who recently spun
= lot of wool rolls. dyed and wove them
in,o stout cloth, and cut out and made from
che same pair of trousers for her tor'u-
nate husband. all within The space OF thirty
FIX hours.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Colonel Bogy. the successor of General
lair, is descended from the Scotch Bogies,
whose name frequently occurs both in Gale
DOMAIN history and fiction. One of his an
cestoIs WAS so igightfully ugly that has
name was used by nurses to irighteH little
children with.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The jackson Pilot learns that the large
and elegant residence OF Mr.. Dickey, few
miles below Magnolia, was totally destroyed
lv ire on tie night Of the fourteenth in
slant. The building had just been com.
r!c;cd at a cost of $4,000, and was one Of
Che fines: in that par: of the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

A romping four year old boy had been
denied some trihing qualification by lis
mother, but it did not seem as triiing to
Linn as to ner So, striking an attitude be-
fore her, ne said with the utmost gravity,
Mother, were YOU ever boy =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

John Mcmahon, late employee Of tic Gulf,
Western Texas and Pacific Railroad Com
pany. in a suit for damages agains: that
road for the loss OF a leg, has just obtained
a verdict, in the United States Circui.
Court, assessing the damages at $4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The Claiborne AdcocGte urges planters to
raise more corn and less cotton. The pro.
ceeas Of their last crop Of cotton have
gone 70 pay the merchants. and corn has
gone up to 81 30 bushel, and is scarce at
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The steamer Florida has not been sold to
the Spaniards, but Will be sent our 20 Der
muda 20 apply for the British postal con-
tract subsidy Of 9!.0 tov the round trip
10 New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Poor Eugene is left at Ch!selhurst with a
q paltry income of only about 100000 a
year. And Eugene is still beautiful. There's
an elegant opening for some romance OF
DOOR yOung man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The jackson Pilot SAYS j: is no: generally
known that the mail trains north and
south. on the jackson railroad. do not stop
for passengers at any stations below Nc
Comb Civ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
NOTICE,
UoloREp SOLDIERS AND sAlLuR>.

All Colored Soldiers or Saiior.. or their
Legal Representatives.
Who have received notice from :he Treasury De
paI:ment that certificates have been issued al
settlement OF Their
CLAIMS FOR PAY. BOUNTY. PR!ZE MONEY, ETC,
And WHO have not received the amounts &c
them. are directed in order 10 speedy 9ayms;: "i
the same by this Office. and
Without Further Expense by Claimants.
70 send their Names
With PosToFFICE ADDRESS. to :le
Sdjutant General United States Army.
Warrington. ID. C..
They ehouli also state in
WHAT CoMPANY AND REGIMENT THE SERVICE
WAS RENDERED.
Z. %. TOWNSEND.
Ad.utaDt Genera.
War Department, Ai;H:ar. Generals Office
Washington, District OF Columbia, February ]. 49,.
ftl2 law I'm On
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

We learn from the Galveston .Nc'cS that
the steamer Belle Texas. built at PittsburT,
and lately running IN Texas. will come 10
New Orleans with tie view OF going into
the BAYOU, Red river CT Oiachita river
f-a1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The sheriff of the parish of Orleans sells
at auction this day at 2. NJ. on the prem.
ises. the liquors, glasses and mirror in the
Shakespeare saloon, situated on Common
street, between St. Charles and Carondelet.
First District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Hon. Thomas HerbeI: Worrall. Of Eng
land, formerly the special commissioner IN
Mexico for the adjustment OF British Claims
il ,ecturing in New York on Mexico.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The Boston Post is authority tor the
statement tina: a recently Giscovere! mlne
of EPSON salts" is moving the bowel, OF
the earth in Minnesota.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The great Portuguese Dictionary OF the
Academy OF Sciences, commenced nearly a
century since, and frequently resumed ana
abandoned, has at las, reached the END OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

emitting the lodc: 20 one admission. 20 tie FAIR
and a chance II III. Grand Lottery.
ANY person Loding Il Numbered coupon has The
same chance OF wlnLin% pIIZe III the lottery as
those VINO use then tickets fox admission 20 TIE
Fair.
The Directors OF the Association having through.
power to keep alive and foster This Associations so
identified viii the progress and development: %:
the resources of or State. and finding theuse yes
at present involved 20 an extent that enGai g-rs
its very existence. have adopted ihe :clioNiI =
plan, which TO them seem the only practical and
certain way OF raising funds necessary TO perpetu
ate this institution and place It upon basis that
will enable il 20 continue its course OK usefulness.
The object of the Association IS TO create u re-
newed interest among all classes of our citizens in
our coming Fair, and al the same time by offering
large inducements, Emulate :he sale Of il tickets
to extent that vii. enable X to realize an
amount adequate to its pressing wants.
The plan adopted bv the Association is 70 issue
100000 tickets, at fifty cents ticket. the same
price as is usCa! Tor admission TO the Fair, with
coupon attached bearing number; the said ticket
emitting the holder to one admission 20 our Fair.
the coupon to be retained by himself
On the last day of the Fair numbers correspond.
ing with the Number of tickets issued vi. he
placed IN wheel and all of the pres in another
when the grand drawing vii! take pace under he
supervision OF tie following We. Known gen.
tlemen:
I. n. Marks, Esq. President Of the Mechanics and
Agriculture. Fair Association:
SIK-We, the undersigned have received vo1r
communication asking eli. aid il experimenting
the drawing OF the Grand Lottery on the Fair
Grounds at your next Fair and fully oLulziug
the Importance OF the eEterpr!ze which Nour a.
ISOLATION has lahOIcd 50 earnestly 20 establish I'd
believing The plan YOU have adopted to be thor.
ougAly pract!ca and well WORTHY the confidence
and support OF the pVbHc. cltoriU!.y comply with
your request.
Hoping your Association may find IN :,s plan
the relief so earnestly sought for We remain v h
much respect, very truly Yours,
HON. Z. A. W'ELTZ.
Mayor OF The city .; New Orleans
Charles Cavaro", Esq. Patrick Irwin. Esq.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The New York Assembly .RepubIicani is
doing just what our Legislature ought 10 be
attending to-Tetorn.ng is municipal
police court system.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
CUBAN MEETING.

We. The undersigned recommend that meeting
Of colored citizens of New Orleans be held MON
DAY NIGHT February p, 1873. at the CENTRAL
CHURCH, corner OF Gasquet and Franklin streets.
for the purpose Of drafting suitable resolutions
expressive Of our sentiments on the Cuban cues
ton. and the immediate abolition of slavery on
that unfortunate island, said resolutions TO be fOI
waTdet 10 United States Senator Pnc!!back.
20 De presented by him to the national
corventio ION Of cOOred men TO be held at Washing
toa. March } 1913, in behalf OF the Cuban cause.
and 20 urge upen our government at Washington
tie Necessity of the immediate abolition OF slavery
OF he Stand Of Cuba and to transact such other
US ness as may come before the meeting. Al!
tflc overs OF The doctrine OF the freedom OF all
respectfully United TO ~ present and par
i."rate. Also the ladies pec.a!!y invited to
attend.
Hon J. Henri Burci. C. II. Thompson. ID,
Hon J. H. ILgraham. Hon T. 7. A !ain.
irl.; COY. &. {. antoine, Hon. Henry Dem:s,
J. i. Newman, N. D.. Hon. David Young.
E0u. A. =. Barrier, Hon. L A. Snacr.
Hon. u. q Brown. Hol. R. GuichaTd,
Co.c,.e, James Lewis, Z. Morris Chester, Esq.
Hon. T. Il. stamps, t.a!.es Ba.Uis, HaG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

General Candy has gone 20 meet the
peacc commissioners in the MOdoc country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The new French tyranny Of fashion: high
heels, scant skirts, elevated top-krots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

TIE RicLland Be0con advises farmers 10
make corn the paramount consideration IL
the coming crop'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The flag of the new Spanish republic is
20 be q tr color-violet, white and red.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU.
rs Street....e.......o...g 81

over Z.rlIrermaH's Je~..ry Store.
~"stifrce a want widely felt w parties ,esider.
:. -, .atls;!es o! Louisiana and 4" jolAIlg states
tbs BUREAU vas organized one wear ago. The
tenants MADE upon il bv the lad: 81 fashion. the
tI-.zmaker, the mi,ln1r. tie a"nse keeper and the
..c..r are rapidly on tie Increase
MOI 0rjc are il. correspondents saved ALL ET
PtE-E OF TRAVEL, but tAcr profit through il
CONF arIan gtIuei!ts Wit az :he large I'M port
L.. and retail houses. br Hll.a Fresh ORDERS
can al"aV. ~ ed bv FRESH .tGUS TIL.
E!rea'. poss tsyec :! ;~c...!es .Ui the p,,r
..-ase -:
IEWELRT. MILLINERY. Dress GOODS
BRIDAL -Rov>S2Au. SEWING IACHISES.
BABY OUTFITS
A:S az other articles common 20 fan'y.ise
A. con L.I.!..catlOLs must be acau,uI.aufpd ~
tu.! and p.l:. address, giving Eam. town yar;sb
and state. IL order SO AVOID .rIors yv mil !.
more than Iii,IeGt amount il cash il .rr,iyei
WIN any order. tie lLe@pelGtG balance vi. Ue
Send Tor Circular.
ta2!!u .uFIS9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

new ORLEANS. FEBRUARY 20, 1873
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
ANDERSON'S

ANDERNON ,
UFG rOGRApUIC STUDIO No. :8} Canal street
VI: ne found the latest Improvements i.
IL" Photographic art. With close PERSONAL att+n
ton az. tue best assistants and artists. We prom.
Sc .-c fIsEST WORK that H. ever been done il
;G.s CITY al uniform am. moderate prices. Chill
,.I.. q ken .:nu 10 4 NJ. 10 lP. 81. The Sun PEARL
=. -pt,ialtv. A.. work guaranteed. '"Z Su II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Doctress. Ast,o'ogis: and Hea ..rc Medium.
Who can be consulted a. No. y. Raura.; street
near CustOmhouse New orleans. On a. - .tfaiIA
OF LIE. As female physician! Sic 5 .i4t lest
the country. Those living at distance. ~ .ends
in rleir names and ages IL. :.l with - .au e:
10y return of mail full oI.t e 9! 'aeiT 4.'c. those
contemplating business VIII III. = :" ...-..no
tage 70 consult Madam. ROSS. Co,...:,t.,u :..s,
Ltdie. + 81; gentlemen -. -. IA
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

.-S in I'M 3n 80 ttsbitIe, 9euu..
erideinenben8latte lieit rsar!f olsenbe 0Ferte4
gesssr eaas M ,sa, sss S. 8SSln So 9SSs ss,f
bon 3mil(insen Fat bieie 8o9e bic 8abl metner
suneen toi.cer nm stoei suseno'nnme'. Sd
Elm Mab6en au bertauiden. slnerbietunsen
ri9te ,nan an Expedition B. 3d."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

iultllu Aua RDDEletu es.s SsS1tugtl lsssse"S l'"S
@Iades g6mieb 1T. Mas aber ben
anabet betrifft 10 lei san5 auber Sor=
gen. SD toeroe mid BEG &tnoes anuebs
men, penn aae Stride gu breden i6einer
Was i6 oir Dor 5ebn Sabren peripto=
den, bas ,perbe i'd unter allen l1mltdn=
ben balten, tpenn mir Soft 9eben uuo
@eIunbbeit i6enfen miro. go 1teben oie
@a1en!"
Die &roBmutter faltete bie Sdnbe,
als lie Die les @ort aug Dem @aunoe bes
Malomeiiters pernabm.
so bin id allo ni6t san5 perlaie1,":
beriebte lie nit bebenoer @timme> vio
bob i'd neben @ott bod einen Treunb
ouf Der @elt! . tpel6' Elm i91ner be-
9liden6er @e0ante!" q.
uM}ein 9err, BET gble BON Sintenitein>
brau6t au6 9eute," fiel BET @albmeift fter
eint vieine 8eiibunsen iinb iebr srob,
unb ba tonn man .fleibi9e Sdnoe 19on
pertuenoen. 8eata, perldB' bid ouf MIDI!
Seine 9offnuns ion setpiB ni@t sat
@9anben perben. Ser Wolbmeiier
0es gblen BON Sintentein ipri9t feline
2ase aus, uno ale unwabrbeit 1T linn
fer11." =
Cine Sbrane blibte in ben Musen ber
@rpbmutter. -" .," ."=
vNun iebe i3 NIT @ertrouen in Die
3utunft>" rief iie im @efible oes @ludes
aus nun eri6eint mir Ml(es tpie neuee=
boren in BET @elt. @abrbaftis, Die
3ufunft oes &naben lag mir bisber pie
eine Gentner1oit auf benz 9eraen, uuo
nun 1T mir oieier i9pere @tein tuie NIT
eiuem 3auberrl@la9 bon Ser Bruf 9e=
follen."
SD io9e INNER - nur @ertrouen,"
CAB Der @alomeifter sur Mntwort, v@ott
perldBt Die Seinen ri9tE ....... w..
Ser @alomeiiter tpar Elm meni9en=
freunoli9er bieoerer Mann. Ct fraste
na9 Mllen,, tuas bic @robmutter angling,
uno ct gab oer 9reiien Srau man6en
t61tli9en &atb, 10 bab ii9 Mutter 8eata
in la,lten Dantesbe5eu9un9en ereins.
Mobl iiber cine @tunbe ,par ct in Dem
@tablein 6er 9lrmen seielien unb batte
lanse uitb init frenbig errester @tim=
mun9 iiber bic i@0nen Sage gelpro9en,
in tuel6em er nod Toritmann i'm 9orfe
unb 8eaten's Na@bar mar. Oft I@lus
er Elm lautes &ela6ter auf, als er bon
8eata an oieien ober ienen er96bli6en
Muftritt erinnert tuurbe.
ussSa, bas >paret 196ne 3eiten, Die i'd
ni9t lobalo perseHen tuerbe," rief er freu-
big aug, uoas 2eben 1T in ber Ndbe bra@
Der 2eute sera0e ooppelt 136n."
9lls Murelius ii6 gum Qtbf@ieb bonn
@tu6le erbob, sab er Der @roBmutter
Md einntal Die Sano.
sd babe ni6t 1T oen@inb binein se=
fprocben, @roBmutterH 1aote er bon
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04
Nnterff ibttlt9SDer ei,,e a1,,b
Sbb SellDtplpAel,.

3abl tatbotiIHer nnterfabunespereittc,
ferner au9 biele Mrbeiter unteritiibuugs=
8ereine pbne &Id1i9t auf oie .NeIieiou
Der Mitslieber. 9iele 8ereine perfolecl.
Die lDbli6en 3pede, fpl6en Mdnnsgn,
Die bur1 eine &ranfbeit 3uriiffomme,1
tpiirben, fit bic Dauer berielben cine ou=
9en,e1ene @nnt11e 5u.3ablen, au1, penn
|nDtbig, Na9tna6en beim &ronfenbettc
gu itellen, i'm Sobesfaue fur Elm an itd:,=
6iges 8esrdbniB gu lprgen 1nb enblid,
aud Der Witttpe eines Derftorbenes Wtit=
9liebes mod cine @un,ine @eloes aus5u=
soblen. @pl9e Bereine, bic nllr Die on
gegebenen 3pede perfolgen, 1inb duberit
lobenstpertb nnb fein Samilienpoter loll=
te in 9eIunben Sagen perIdumen> Itd
einen lol@en Inter itiibunsspereine an=
3ul9lieBen. Sic Mittel zines lol6eu
0ereines tperoen bur9 periobi39e 8ci=
trd9e aufgebra9t uno allber ben bur6=
aus n6tbisen Mussaben, Die in Der &egel
faum 1.ennenstpertb iinb> >perben al(e ein=
eebenben@elber fir bic anse9ebenen >uobl=.
tbdtisen 3 mede pertpenbet.
Stun aber boben 1i9 ni6t nur unter=
{tiibunsspereine bic :oben an9e9ebenen
ipobltbdtisen3,uede 5um3iele geIebt> 1on=
bern an9ebIi9 lift au@ Der Orben
ber Obb Gelotps Elm folder 9rober un=
teritibun9sperein. Mber mir ,nii5len bas
@Srt9en an9ebri9 betonen, benn
in ber Shat uuo in Der Wirfli9teit gebt
bic unteritibung Der Obb Teuops ni6t
.peit. Sn einem 8latte ufiir Obb Selotps
unb &ebeffat19ter," bas ben Sitel fiibrt:
Heart and Hand ppm 2 Geptember
1871 beiBt es: .vWir bemerfen in einen1
We@ielblatt bic er19redenbe Traee: Sic
Obb Teuops baben Elm idbrlide Ginfom=
men BON bier Millionen> unb gu unter=
1tubun9en perwenben lie nur cine Million:
Mas se19iebt NIT Sen brei Millipnsn?
Wir 5agen, ,penn, Elm Mon idbrlid)
100000 ma9t unb siebt / ober 2000 Su
tpobltDdtieen 3ueden, 10 ,uirb er fit ei=
men liberalen, frei9ebi9er Mann gebal=
ten. l1no bas 1T ct au9. 9(ber Die Obo=
Seuops seben Elm 8iertel ibrer @infiinlte
meg. Mber einise 11nsufriebene, eifer=
iu9ti9 Murrenoe, inoem lie biele Sbot=
ia6e 9dn5li6 perf6iueisen> fragen sanS
beftig, ols ob 1ie btele @uume ol(ein
5ablten: $50 1T oer &ei It bes @elbes?
Men, mir .uollen es 1a9eu. Gum eriten
miro Elm @iertel 5lr l1nteritiibung per=
ipanot. Gum anoern, Die Oob=Seaolps
.baben gu be5ablen &ente, Seuerung uno
Beoienuns bel ibrer senoeriammluns,
9eraOe als tudren es anbere mem 19ltde
Welen. Sbre Wf0beln, gte9alien unb
3immer beblrfen ber Grneueru19 uno
&eparatur, uno Die 2eute nebmen ibnen
eerabe 10 oiel ab, als ob iie 9etpDbnli6e
@terbli@e tudren. l1nler Snititut bon
1000 2osen .beoarf Gimme 9a1en II. I'm.
mir baben 9etpDbnlid) quite. Seoer BON
uniern 325,OO0 @liebern uno $4,000
Beamten bebiirfen tire beitimmten ae=
salien" II. {. 10. ~ Mllo oie Obb=6eQolu=
2ogen pertpenoen mir, ,pie lie 1elblt 1agel1,
ben pierten She'll hires Ginfommens 5u
unterlt ltiibunes5neden; falt brei0ierte4 bes
ginfomnlens miro per5ebrt bur9 Beomte,
&esalien, 2osen5imnler, M6beln, &eile=
foten Der 8eamten- u. +. 10. ltnb bod
tbun lie f@ nod 9rob bamit. ssSa meinen
iebenfalls, ipent, Iie nllr 1000 bon le
lOO,O 900 gu lnteritiibung pertpenoetel1,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04
gDeib Die feiie oerbe panb s,lm Wiaton1=

|
freuoig 51r Mntport, LID, Der Matb=
meiiter bes Golen BON Sinfenftein. Sd
bin bier i'm Dorfe auf Belu6. Sab' ba
eine Miele tpieoer in padt geseben auf
5ebn Sabre, unb lpie f0nnte i'd bier metz
len, obne meine liebe Ma6barin pon
Gbebem 3u beii16en. 9arunl bersli6
tpillfommen, liebe 8eata!"
l1no bon Sreuoe unb 9erali6feit i6iit=
telte Der Malomeiiter toieoer bie 9anb
Der @roBmltter.
v9as ou ,pobl uno eeluno bift, 9lure=
lius!" 1aste bic @robn,utter, uoas iebe
i9 Dir in beinen, beufarbiser @e1i6te
an. Wabrli9, es I6ldst Oie 2uft oes
Walbes bei Dir III pouem W&abe an; aber
|iG gebe nit jebem Sage enser sltiammen,
bis mid ser Gen lemann bollenos in bas'
@rob Dinein mabet. .M@, ou better su=
ter 9immel, ib 6enfe nit @6mersen
oaran - ni9t meine tbalb', ionbern 'ue=
gen oes 8uben!"
Gin milbes 2d9eln fos iiber Die Sip
pen bes 8alomeiiters, beKen Muse nit
Woblsefallen ouf benz olternoen Weibe
rubte. ~. T.: .... . -
v@ott bilft ale Neal ,pieber, Beata!"
! 9ab er nit 1anftem Some GUT Mntport.
nl1nb it Elm &inb nod 10 flein, 10 nimmt
es @ott in feline aumd@ttse. Obbut, nno
ct laBt linn Ni@ts sel&eben> tuenn oas
&inb es allo baben min. 9ob' i9 re@t
@roBmutter?"
Ser @al6meiite lieB ii@ auf einen
@tubl nieber, .....-.- .>..
80 getpiB!" rief Mfutter Beata lebbaft
aus, uoas bab' i'd in meinem 2eben iatt=
fam erfabren. @s 1tno beute .seraoe
sebn Sabre> baB man 6es &noben Mut=
ter, meme So6ter, sur Grbe beitattet bat,
unb 5,pei Sabre friiber mar ibr Mann
ber Brapen porangegangen: tpie oft BIN
i6 III bitterer Rotb sepeie Wie oft bob'
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