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The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Az ENTIRELY NEW
Sewing Machine
FOR DOMESTIC USE.
ONLY FIVE DOLLAR r s.

With the new Patent Baton Hole Worker
Patented Sune eth, ISL A most wonderful
and elegantly constructed Sewing Machine for
Family Work. Comple.e in all its Parts, Uses,
ing direct upright Positive Molion, New Ten
sion, Self Feed and Cloth Guider. Operates by
Wheel and on Table Light Running Smooth
and noseless like all good high priced ma
chimes, Has Patent Check to prevent the wheel
being turned the wrong yay. ses lhe thread
direct from the spool Makes the Elastic Lock
Stitch, (nest and strongest stitch known y firm,
durable, close and rapid. VIII do all kinds oi
work, fine and coarse, from Cambria to heavy
Cloth or Leather and uses all descriptions of
thread. This Machine is heavily construct d to
give il strength; all the parts of each Machgp
being made alike by machinery, and beautifully y
finished and ornamented. u is very 'eisy to
learn. Rapid, Smooth and sllen, in operation.
Reliable nj all tiraes,nt tad q Practical, Scien-
tillc, Mechanical Invention, at Greatly Iedueed
Price. q 70
Price of each Machine. "Class A !" zone, ="
(warrented for five years by special certifcate,)
with all the fixtures, and everything complete
belonging to it, including .Self-1hreading
Needle, packed in a strong wooden box, and
delivered to any part OF the country, by express
only Five Dollars. Safe delivery guaranteed
With each Machine we viii send, on receipt of
| 81 extra, the new patent -'f >
..- BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
One Of the most important and useful invoniiors
of the age. SO simple and certain, that q child
can work the finest button hole with regularity
and ease. Strong and beautiful.
| Special Terms, and Extra inducements to
Male and Female Agents, StoIe Keepers. &c,
who VIII establish agencies through the country
and keep our New Machines on Exhibition and
sale. County Rights given TO smart agents free.
| Agents complete outfits furnished without any
| eA,ra charge. Samples of sewing, descriptive
circulars containing Terms. Testimonials, En-
| cravings, &c. &c. sent free. We also supply
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ..
Latest Patents and improvements for the
Farm and Garden. Mowers, Reapers, Cultiva-
tors, Feed Cutters, llGrrows, Farm Mills,
Planters, liarvosters 1ilrcshcrs and all articles
! nosdsd Tor Farm work, Rare Seeds in large
varlety. Norway Oats. The wonaerf.Il inuiti-
plying Egyptian Corn ~ pcr hundred, so.' &c.
All money sent in Post Ofice Money Orders
Registered ettcrs, Drafts, or by EApross, will
he at our risk, and are perfectly secure Safe
delivery of all our goods guaranteed,
3" An old and responsible firm that sell the
best goods at the lowest price, and can be relied
upon BY onr readers ."-farmer'sJo rnais New
York. Address orders 49, .tat :. ~,
A CATELEY, Superintendent,
Corner Greenwich aud ccu,;!andt a..
april5 9mo New York.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
Fifteen Good Habits.

]. Abstinence from tobacco and
jntoxic&nts. "' -
2 Temperance at meals.
8. Daily Attention to all the con-
ditiohe Of health. ~
e. Constant occupation.
5. Doing at ncc'whatcrer is re-
qu,red.
6. Having Q time and place fol
-. Fidelity 70 all appointments
9. Paying for everything in ad'
yance.
Q. Giving as well as receiving.
10. Aiming vt tharmcny In con
yersAtion. '''''
n. Locking . .sl slrays on the bright
IL. Assooiating with some favor
ito miiister and society <''"
10. Talking on edifying subjects.
u. Acting always in the right
Is. 1sal,xing the presence Of God
et aA times.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TIE adcertisers beioio refer you 20 n.
Publishers Of this paper as regards heir
perfect reliability, and ,ohen ioritinq 10
them, please mention you sa0 their Adrer.
tisen,eat IN His paper.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS,

An important Invention. II retains the r,p.
turr nj all times, and pnder the hardest exercse
or seyerest strain IL is worn with comfort,
and il Kept ON night and day, effects perma-
ncnt cure in a few Seeks. Sold cheap, and
scnt by Mail when requested, circulars iree'
when ordered by letter sent TO ihe t.ias1,S irhst
Co. No. GIs broadway n. Y. City. Nobody
uses Metal Spring 1russcs; too painful, they
slip on too frequently.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16

Any afflicted female who desires relief should
not sail toprocure the English Female Iittcrs and
be cured. For sale by a.llesg.sIg and merchants
"a
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
And Hundreds

in all part 0f the North, West and BOZ
J. y Gsa>Ia, N. d., Milwaukts
. Couscrt BLl
J.s, xa A. JAcxsosk Co. Having srai
"nome stomach iii'ters,' l have Prose
tico for rsae t;r.e, snJ proaounce .hen
now 10 use. y. :
C-rFo. sale By al druggisss sae n
James 4. Jackson q C0s'
Lssrs~,J i W. and NJ H. sssse H.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
Hard Times.


The following may be reclIolne.di 4
Az the causes ofhardtimes:
ss1 fss ssy$ $$|Ssey fTasasf ##Shsy an9 tso
" Too much money is spent waste
fully, Aha MsslssSly, and foo tttle
sSss$ sSS$,st;}.' SS& made RFs2ssfiE' and a'-
We buy too mpGh abroad that
We ought to PRODUCE aE home.
We buy tQb much that We do not
pay for easK dbwn-too much OF
Sss::I'y SEs:: y Sssa! Ssy being what we d0 not
:. We dEe l99 Eastctpl, know too
little how To ec6nomiEe, and h@ve
too little disposition to DO SO.
We are TO speculative, unscru-
puloas and actually dishonest, in
Bur efforts to make money.
Too many of us prefer idlcncss to
industry, and too fey of us know
how to work and derive pleasure
hnd profit from our labor, /,
" W6 khoW too much politics and
spend too much time and money as
politicians,m and know too little
hbout political economy and the
scfekce Of B stable, economical, sue
'cessfnl public policy.
Our actions ere governed too
much by passion, prejudice and par
tisan feeling, and not enough by
broad, Intelligent, liberal and patri-
otic oitlgSnpMp involves.
" We afe too superficial and impa-
tisnt, and lack ;th9 G,ear purpose
and persistsht, patient application
necessary to permanent success.
" We depend too much Upon our
"sharpness," and "cufencss," and
readiness to take advantage of cir
cumstahces, and not enough upon
earnest, honest labor.
- We talk and read too much and
think and act too little.
= We spread ourselves over too
great . surface, and thus fail to dig
deep enough in one place for the
nuggets that win surely enrich us.
!" We lack Up tbatbigher morality
which frowhb down vonality, and
slevatss nnq encourages purity OF
life, probity Of conduct, and . scru-
Palopss g!y,dd sSgsrd fogr o good and homer
We do not teach our children
that they must, nor bow to, earn
their own living, and are too will
ling to commit them TO q life of
easy unsnrnpulousness, depending
on their skill as ihake-shifts, rather
than upon their solid requirements
as men and 'wOm0n. ''''
We role about too much, like
stones that gather no moss, enrich
ing corporations and specializing
capitalists, and defrauding ourselves
of the substantial profits Of our own
industry. -"
We are devoteos of show rather
than substance, and pay homage to
the glitter Of " success I" which is
but q robe, covering filth, rotten
ness and corruption-social, COM
msrcial end political.
I'VE baild too many churches, and
cultivate the Christian virtues and
spirit too little. ~
We have too many schools and
too few real teachers. - q
We adhere TOO closely to what
we ought TO depart from, and refuse
10 tak6 hold OF that to which we
ought to cling. 80 10
In short, me are too much what
we ought not, and not enough what
we ought to be. "'f 'e "'.'.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-16
WAGES.

17oR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK,
ANY person, Old or young, OF either seN, can
make from SO 10 so per week, ~ home or Nv
connection with othcrbusiness. Wanted by all.
Snitlble To either City or country, and any sea-
on of the year. This is rare opportunity Tor
those who are out OF WORK, and out OF money,
TO make IN inpeprndepi lying, NO capliai re.
LIVING" (" giving null instructions, sent ON re-
cript of 10 cents. Address, a. BURTON CO.,
Morrisanla, Wostchester Co., y. 1.
, 1873-02-16

CITY REAL ESTATE.
Tor sAIE-nT MARSHALL. ! DIcKEsoN.
Otis Block, Room 10. Garner Madison and Iasale-
Van Buren-,t southeast Winehesterav., 1sa1
loo feet, ae $50 per foot.
let la.lm trout. between Adams and Jscssonss-
p9css csatsss, r. eofnsr ofs =; Dayton feat
Sasea sos tfs at
Hlssel,st.. Centre, lots. sou each ,;zn,u
pi5s ss! II ai n@.r east fon
ass aaa III in Sec
- =: y per acEG; Or II III Ill.,. exchange foF house
il in s. E. < Sec. 2 s9 IS. Larnd.ic. st
.s,ay e. Ssst.2 Rass I'D sEhsE
snd M q f. can
1T s ret 1
oi iucumbrznce-
FoE s4LERY scIIRADEF BROS, ls5 1ASAIIE:
e asres i ssse.44. 8. y neaz N=y~ood.
10 aefss n IN Sec 5se ii. Il ii, on st.to:.t.
ss Is s H.; sas On 81 En- cast
fss: Sa2;s Ss4i. 49,
e.: III PiRs: Pids:t sls' peF foot
s511eo feet on Erie:,t-, near Pine;.t: -,.,, ,,r,
c,hegas and SIC, per foot
o1xlo feet, southeast corner clarxs1 ano
a ~ d9, asae
4a2,s til % On Wsessias ne,' ne9
P Ta ST. ta IS is1 asr
s GH @ too
NEAR
rzsny: se5asr OF cs1amst-a7.. t"o-stoE7'
toarss, cslpnaos and Cottage Grove
e:si?fs "a s;s frame and
Indiana av ns.r Thirteeuth-st. to-story and base
Was6ington.t-, L=nvitt, entsse md 80 foet
Warrea-av., near Hosncst. two,stoty and basement
e near oaalss-'t' t"0-'toFy and basement
near E'iza6ota. t,reo'sto7 and basement
'f''A' AYREs EorF, Methodist Church Block: .
EoR sALE-NoRTH SIDE:
;5115o corner of Burtonp!aoe and Dearbornst, east
5s:8: eat :sa east
5511!9 ess: front on NoEh stassf nsaT GeShs- SSsr
;s!i;s EsS.as:s; ;,s:. iss,ss: aesF Schiller
f5lS Gss: nd
ss1'0' *''s 'front.' on h''s't,'f;S ii: ?SAAE1Er
31 ~ Tas SetasT sIS spREGEn9 &c YOUNG
os So, is aad III i sdis,st sssosy ead
naTos f59n . Il Tn w nns os fos
ssas.: sssS lef. eH4ss 5sssa :set to 20 slley:
Sas y9a ssad
= e.: sE
Tok ESi5S: z1EE=z9gEa PARK EzqEEKEEx;, ~
rq 1.iI southeast corue. Fifty st., 1ts11so
feet: fta4s'o-"'' ''''''e"9' '''@@ 1''>'
i rs s:ss
is Chamber q co1aneEce.
E70R s1LE-soUTH PARK PRoEENTYz z0ALU-
9.0fS s f sSh 5 s na
TOR sALE-AN ELEGANT THREE; STORY AND
nasn hoass
u 1s as to
e FL s GxssEfTE
FoR 9ALE-s75 oeo3TW0 STORY 1Ss5 s53 511SENsEXF
sss heqss sa sGf
s aaa a i. Ts " y
E9gSa: ~. 5.s "a u Msa:ss;:: T.; L;sss:
rss, s sna Isl Madioa.t sa ne.T a.e house, on
4 r.; si. s Hss 1:s
sad :abafb:n property: Sec osheE columns. ---
Foanp and sAEsss; Aie5isss:sS So @ rel al 1sss:
house @ naa ~, H ns4s
il G5S5sisad Rssk cheap md o,k.
o1'S' northwest corner 'tnffRsfFf z? !iAFEfy,
Room o. Hleek sozao5 57ss1a 5ea 55
srss: sanE9GShs! :ad ~
, 1873-02-16

f7OR saLE-CHo1C= rAoPERTY-1aoxlas, WFsT
sont m on Esaas-av, between EeEy-thi5d and Forty
:94.:s at icnt Cottage Grore-4v- End Fortss-c
s,1:e. eas: iron. waha.h.av,, Tvcpty=stb.st
S9a;o. vost tront o. "abssh-ay., Douglasplace
5a1;li, r,':h f1cnt Dorgla=placc, Rhod7sav,
IJ116s cast front on Rhodcsav., Douelas place.
su14 vest front on Lake-sv, near Ean'as. or Ihtr-
III :l1a1 'a {sst Cottage czose'av sz Woodland PhFk
1s icet on Madison. Icsatle-st-, splendid lot
231loo let on sl1csuan- nsaF nsw depot r,,,. p,r
a1i5 f.ct I'll E:nasa.. End Forty-af,h-st, conner,
s+11ib feet On South Pasx-av., Twentynnthst,
IN11se feet On aIichiEan-av. and Thisty-d1th-st
feet on Indiana av. near Fort5si1hst, hand
ia'zit5 tees Forty-ssxhth-s, noar GEccnwood-av,
t0.1s3 feet On 1nd.ua-av,, near Forty cheap
s5s115 Er.c-s,.. betwccn Clark sGd Dearborn.
1 s d
:s sss e !s:: Gsf'.fs
/ 4z1!!s 5ees 8 Park;a... a:ar os1!sy si. an
3 x%ss .s ~ nas S1,s s
lst:, % ?sSd; ss1is5 De.n's Homestead. Washington
s1ss ss1;:s 1tDs Sa1s.ga Eft s;sssts2 ssss2:
10 IcI On EEan ana EEccnne4 avs, and South Park
znd 0akwood ttuulevaYds- -,
50 feet BY 1e6 EGan and Fneennesa's., near 1aa'
Eo.d. ., an.
USIMPROVED:
81 acres on Fifty -ff,h-st Bou1orard; a fortune.
e. .cre., g. ~. II; good Investment.
fo acsca, "a, s., IA; bargain here.
40 acres, 81, 3A, a. tins land.
acros on Fiucennes-1T. and Fnrty-toustn-gk
III acres on Nf1cenucs-Ay. and EortJ'thtrc-st
5 acres Sec. :, s.. II, at Great EASTERN
10 acres, See. 81, g. II.
e00 acrr4 In snail trActs In Calumet Country
1Gc acres, s. 81, Is. nj bargain.
- acres, IL, a. II, ct b.-Snin.
t.: ac-cs, II, 90 Is, 1T s bargain.
Largo amount CT acre property on our ltss.
eh..ck dwellings,, IL rocEls, &c, $50 sssh, DC.
epeudid residence, the finust II Elisav.; cheap.
10 splendid residences NElaEhar.; solne furnished
II desired. .
IL splendid Residences Msohiean-av: various prices
splendid Essldcn3es Egan-av, near Elliss Se,oo
&c.
splerd}l residence On Douglas place. S., Geo.
Htliu feot, and large doabls fraue Ruttcrhed-st,
EI5G0 .....-..-.
cash and monthly payments.
Parties des Ing purchAgo SCI. zeal estate WILL 10
ceivo c1udd aal careful s..tcntton. ,...-
I,catiuc Of houses. stores de-. negotiating loans
ereciuiiy. TAYLOR & BROOKS,
eal Estate hrd Loant, s. Clark-st.; opposite court
, 1873-02-16

E:;:ia ,sa eAfSETTE R'5: = XogSS5
For
tissh,.s slS. poE fa:t. ,,.,..., r,,,..,-,,..>,
t1tIs:a: u iss oa aieS Per cot ''s"s' 'na 01-
- ss9 asssss! sstsss1 .n
Tssat5 .hifd: . :Se9 per foos s:z..a r-.-.,-.1-
s. tses e s:aff per fso; ~ A'' a'a'o 'ao
81 nepsy S1 foot
I@ts s On 5uttsfaeid-st. at Fy..svonth-.s-
HI E.ss,a Aesnts m ?
555 1T it, ss asRsH II Hs.s
This OF De11 aqa sSss1
sosh si1ooe conveniently located east e 4.ki.ns.
nz 4as:, H. .SaB oea
L70E s1LE-BY EVANS. SIMMONS i CO.. &
rss ssas On s2: 1ss
Gottaso oa Fai:cn, ne:r Weodst:. cheap.
We; Ps4i o
TSostosy Sosss ncaE .Asslsnd.a7., % 3lonfos;;st-
fs I'D os IL
Aouse sd and io o on o aien2o
srbu9b.. hSi sa' asF' property " pa' 0' 'Do Guy M
EoR sALE-0R RENT-lea WEST VAE BUREN,
& Ii S III: II e ssasf aa
bop.s; 55s,l ssS IT, S'ss: e aSP Sa4 M
CO. ss1 81 :ne @ 1ss ana
Lon sALE-2LoTs TsoXWESTwoRTII.AV.,S SoRTH
sf loca Tft L SthSz is:sR rs
FoH FEET 8; oS i!iocASAv s[,1I soo7H
g est o. ns9 ne
ap 4 tRE @' e. }eaf i %..
, 1873-02-16

g fec: E1arE-N., CE!caKo.aT., feet N72ttoT
St. near Halsted Is f-et Dlrssone.,, 1a1abee f.
q. 'EOODW Ill f. lz3 West M1ditQQ-st,
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\
Tor SALE~KY J. H. KEELHk, l4' cAAhh'si''
J. corner Madison: 4. ...A
NEb1ehav, near l"elitn-ht 1"oFseosS 1nu oosoiuens
brick house. ...-<.1..,
Waba.har, near THcotaeth.sts tHostot5 1aIuc aonao
ami lc: s5tl'o. :. t.on..
MichiEEn-sT. near s!1tHen:ost'' nouses. t a h...
msn: sto5o front h"sss a1a nasn; ~; Si'ii i so,-o
P1aTe-nr., near lHcn:y l"o-sto13 anu p1cA
bascrsen: house, and lot &,Alo9 ". oeo, .. .,,
house; $l5,No ...-x ,,. N
Twenty and Calunetar., story and base-
rccut brick house. .--4
end lot 261ls1: cheap
Michigan az, near ThrtT-socond-st, tWostoJ ROUSE
and Int :u1i,o. s...,,,.,t
pc.r A Aesree M @ tSo s19y anu
ms,1son:.t. east of Geatro.r., tTostory house snd
LOT: S. Dco
pco1;z-bt.. Trlcr, twostoy and pftck pasenens
hoa:c and lot s312 r. &C. r, Il rooms, and
lot I, e. @ ea.t Of wos.eav tvo.toz hou.e
70 ans, and lot 2a1lH;; 81, Et0.
Ieass ,:. 81 iot, s;l..
Runroo-s:., east Of Iincoln t"o-storJ ana oAseent
brick house aud lot; want u sell trnrheti-te5;
jackson a.. Ioyne good tvossory anu of1ek oaso
Michigan near Thirty seccndst Ioo feet 'front.'
AlichiSnn -ay., corner Fifty y-fou[th.st. be1iea.
Wabash-av., near Thirty yiooTthoo..t.; .. a"1i'o.
Wabash~av., noar Thirtisth.st.. G,1lsl,
Indiana -ay.. uoar Thirty -htLh- st., tD1lso.
Indiana ,ar, near Thirty -hrst-st.. M1lt5
StAtc-st.ss near Thirt{;Mfth-s Soxla0
nes5 Wo1tNo5ena' et n a. sn1eaal lo1
Bus1,side-st.. corner Fifty 7fourthst.. 231ito.
Twenty -niutll-st-, near 1ndtana-hV., ta1Ll.:
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0te sJaab auf @irafeu.

9lls ser Gapitdn William @orntpalles
6orris gu Pferbe uno BON einigen Sot=
tentptte1 bc9leitet our9 ben n0rbli3en
Sbeil bes SDa1es BON 2tn9o9o Our6 Die
Bergtette BON gas6an reii tie, erbltdte er
eines Sa9es in einem @ebDlse BON NH
molen cine Seeroe ppn 5lpeiunoswon5is
@iraffen. SIRE 9alle itredten iie an
mutbig in Die SDbe, um Die 8ldtter Der
iiber ibren &6pfen berobbdn9enOen
3weige ab5ufreHen. St ndberte 1id
iDnen porl lt6ttg, nm bis- auf @6ubpeite
an lie Deran5l1fommeny aber 1ein 9iener
59ob auf Elm &binocceros unb ber &naa
trieb bic &traf fen in Sic Tlu6t. sic
golopirten init rnglaubli9er S9neli9=
felt bapon. Ser Gapitdn 9arris uer=
folste lie, inbes er {ein &oB in sejtredte
garriere 1ebte> unb feuerte einige per9e6=
li9e S6iiTe ouf 1ie ob. Sn einem &C.
bDl5e Ddtte er tire Spur beinabe berloren,
aber er fano 1ie balb at benz i fer zines
fleines TluNes tpieber, pp, lire @ufe 1t9
in ben @arb Eei,tgebriift Dottel1.
Ct ndberte li6 jett 5uoerli6tli@ unb
feiner, 8el,te 1i6er bens arnen Sbieren,
luel6es teitle. srobe 8ettbe eioisnn9snittel
'beliben, .>.s,.s.-M,. .
sd erfannte" 10 er5dblt Ser nit
leiOsloIe Sdser ubas Wfdnn9en, stpel=
DIES Die gan5e 9eeroe fl6rte, .iebr Iei6t
an 1einer buntel uBbrounen Tarbe ID=
tuie an ieinem boben Mu@ie. Sd 5ielts
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prof. Sougbiton ant Srinitp Gollese
in 9ublin, bat merf>piirbige 9emi1 13eBe=
re6nun9en anseteut in 8e5u9 auf oie
our6 gel tge uno fDrper d.
81 B it betpirfte Sri ]9Dpfung. 9ana9
ent5iebe'1 5luei @tunoen itrengen seiltigen
@tubiums Dem menl9li6en &0rper eben
10 picl .2ebenstroft als ein gan5er Sag
blober 9anbarbeit. 9iele, mte es 19eiltt,
auf itreng >uiiieni6aftli6en @e1eben Be-
rubenoe Shat t1a6e lebrt, bab Die NIT tb=
rem @ebirn arbeitenben Menlhen ernlt=
li6 bofIr 1orgen 1nii fen, boB tie our6
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terla1en biirfen> an je0em Sage fDrperlt=
dc 8e16df ftigungen por5unebmelL tpel9e
ousrei9enb linb, bos @let9g gemi6t Stpi=
iDen bem Nerpen= nnoNtusfe(lDitem lpie=
ser Dersuitellen. ~. ,
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Ser Cincinnati Commercial" ppm
pori9en 9onnertag l6reibt:
uGs lit mertpiirbtg, bob bic &irde .pon
Som niemals eine gr0bcre Sbdti9feit ent
foltete unb 11iemals eine trobtgere @tel=
lung a:nnabnl als III bteiem Mu9enblide>
pa ber Boplt 1einer peltli9en Mo6t be=
raubt, frdnfli9 unb 1einem@nbe nabe 1T,
ba bieSeiuiten ous0eutl 6lanb Dertrieben
Iinb> ba Sel lterrei0 liberaliI Iirt uno
5ranfrei6 ui1b @pa,,ielr pl6bli6 &epub=
lifen setporoen linb." s -. ..~ j.
Ser Commercial" tpeiB ,1dn1li6 ,1i6t,
BOP Die r6mi16e Stride auf einen Sellen
gesriiaOet 1T unb baB Die Pfortel1 ber
96lle tie ni6t iiberiudltigen fDnnel1.
gto6 Der 3eit Ser DransIal fo1nmt fur
Die Stride INNER bic 3eit. bes Srium=
pies, pie na6 oem Sturn1e sic .beitere
5onne bnr6 Die Wolfen i6eint.
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@ine i anbfeite Grau, bic ina @onnths
sefangnii1e bou CRAWFORD @ouatb, 3d., einges
fperrt 1T ipeil lie ibreu @atten jan,merlid 'nib
banbelt bat, sei9nete fid baonr6 aus Dap iie
einen allsemeinen ausbru@ ber slrreitanten aus
iener Mnfalt berDinoerte, sls namlib bic &C.
fansenen ant @amitas ibr Griibfiid erbielten,
ftiirsten iiespl0blid na@ Der Sbiire, in tuel9er
Der Sdlii1el ftedcn seblieben mar, unb ber<
fu9ten a,t entFieben. Die Grau mar il, oeraiid)e
asenfeat, ,unb als fie iab,uas uorsins, ersriff ie
eim @6iireiien, Fellte ii@ Ben Gliid)tisen entse~
gen unb fdlus stuei oerlelben gu Boben, iuorauf
bic s(nberei, un,febrten. Sur eiaem @efangcncn
9elang eS, gu enttomnen. Sic llebung oieler
Grau i'm Griiseln bon Mdnncrn bat allo audi
ibr @uteS.
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Ser .9eut1heOferfur" briuQt bas fol-

Ser vDeutl6eMertur" brinst bas fol-
genbe alpbobeti1e 8ersei6nib Der nett
protel ltantil l6en (foltfatboliI6en) Sbeolo=
gen.Sn @iibbeutl 9lanb: 8raull b. 9Dl=
finger Sriebrid5 @abenmeier, Sobler,
@ir1 6pdlber, SORT, 9oleman1l ,&iibn,
Mo5anec, Mebmer, r,&enf ftle, @imes, ,Sbiir=
lings. Sn NorObeutl l9lano: Birlinger>
8riibl, 8u9monn, @rllnert, 9ilgers,
&aminsfi &nopbt> 2angen, 2utterbed>
Men5el Mfi9elis, Yafirotb, Gabbert>
@eintens, &eui1, 6rbr. b. Mi6tbofen,
Strudsberg, Sal1germann, Sreibel, We=
ber, @pllmonn. 9as TnO i'm @ansen
fiinfunbbreibi9; - Bis gu ben ~Saul len=
BEN" 9rn. y. 9bllinsers nod 1eb1
tpeit!
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-gteider s amilienfegen. Sic farbi9e
Grau Sarriet 8albpin in sSaibinston, 3. g.,
iuobnbaft, senaS amW&ontage uon 4sauslingen,
8 &nabeu unb cincm Mab6en, bic idlnmtlid
selunb 81 iein ideincn .uno oerea jeber etipa
7 @funb lueist. Sic Sauglinse tpie audi bic
Nlutter befinocn iib lcDr luobl, aber oer @ater
i6eint nidt iebr crbaut bon oiciem Sesen gu
fem.
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Ote sIeuerSbr1tltf.

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.uMet11 &i1tb, adj! nrn bes 6imz
"a rtel9 ,piuen!
Metn et1t5tges; wer rettet' aus
49,. BET Slant1ne p. =. -.
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. Shlumnter ltegt?
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bdlf 5uiammen;
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ad, 9elft 9ei1>ptrb; -.
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ser drn1 iten Sammer;
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ten &aml1er,
l1nb aittg 81 Der SHUTTER
freub'gem S6reden
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u1lb legen freu6t9 5u Der Mutz
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Saft barun bu 9eiammert Inn bes
&iroes 2eben,
Inn 16ndblt9 es Dem elp'sen Sooe
Preis gu 9eben?!
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YDiIabelp Dia, 8 Suli. Scr orei5ebnz
i6bri9e &nobe Samcs Mm. Gbittid tuuroe
Deutc bon einen anoern &naben, ,g}amcn5@btuarb
9lcillp, luelder elf Sabre sablte, bur6 ben &opf
sel1oIen, tuie man 9laubt, aus 8ufa1. Ser
@9pcrberiuunbete iuurbe na6 bem Spitale,
@eiQb nod benz @cfdn9niile gebradt.