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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
For Sale.

At the lowest market prices the best quality ot
Lehigh and Schuylkil coal, Cumberland coal. The
best coal for blnoksinhs and steam threshers AWAY
on hand. Az the materials for manufacturing pho
pilates. i. 4. CRASsros,
aug IA Gun. Newport Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
For Sale.

At prices to SUIT the times every disctlpt ION Oi
building lumber building hardware. lime and sand,
Sc Persons going to build or repair will
by calling on i. A. CRANsfoN,
aug l4-3m. NeypoTt Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
n Debility, Premature Decay, and ali the effects
Of youthful indscret on will, the sake of sufei
ing humanity send free to all who need II, the recipe
and dlrec for maxim he simple remedy by which
he was cured. Suiferel hing to pront by the ad-
vertiser's experience 50 by addressing III per
feet confidence, John. OGDEN,
noyII-6mx AZ Cedar street. New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

The Danbury Netrs man has been travelling.
lie describes q prOfane scene at Mississippi
landing All was hustle at the dock when got
there. The boat was taking on Its freight,
aud about thirty lively negroes and one very ex-
cited and awfnlly protano white man was doing
the business. Tho white man was study.
lIo was the mate Of the vessel, and what he
didn't know about rhetoric could be held on
the point Of knife blade by a nervous man.
The thirty negroes had all they could well at
| tend to TO keep up with his new oaths and
roll on the casks. Withsut any cessation
they bobbed from the boat to the shore, aud
from the shore back to the boat, and all the
while that Mississippi clocutionist danced
around and swore. When ] got on the boat
| sat down on my baggage and watched that
man. Being resident Of New England, /
thought knew something Of wlckcdness, but
] was mistaken. The negroes were uniformly
dressed In pants, shirt and hat. Some Of the
hats were ornamented with different colorod
| ribbons; Others again contained but simple
brass plate-the trademark OF q retired fruit
can. Beauty unadOrned IA adorned tho most
They were driven like sheep, first to the shore
then back to the boat. The least hesitation.
the slightest misstep, was noted by the orator
and promptly Incorporated Into his discourse.
lie couldn't have been more familiar were
they his own fathers, which !. Is not likely
they were. After getting through at the deck
tho boat moved up to the coal yard. The coal
was brought on In boxes with handles at each
end. Each box contained two and u hall
bushels, and was carried by two men. Six
hundred bushels were thus taken on. The
same amount Of hustle and yehemencc oc.
Cured In this transaction. The men sweat
like April, and appeared to bc ready to drop
at every trip, but the mate hurled tOnics al
them and kept them up. When his throat
got tired he used his boot, and used II In that
whole-soled way peculiar to the Mississippi
boatmen, The negroes receive 81 day aud
their vlctuals. ] should think they would go
10 some city and get into store.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
Letter rreg, = ScLooI.no,.

MY DEAR GRANDMOTHER; One Of my el-
bows came through, but the women scwed It
up again. I've used up both bulls Of my
Irvine. And my white-handled knife--I guess
II went through hole In my pocket that I
didn't know Of I'LL after my kaIfe was lost.
Ny trousers grow pretty short. But she
says It's partly my legs getting long. I'm
glad Of that. And partly getting them wet.
! stumbled my toe against stump, and tum-
bled down aud scraped q hole through tho
Knee OF my Oldest pair. For Il was very rot
ten cloth. gness the hole Is too crooked TO
have II sewcd again. She thinks a mouse
ran up my leg, and knawed the hole my knife
went through to get the crumblos in the
pocket. don't mean when thoy were on
me, but hanging up. ] did what you told
me when l get wet, | hung my clolhes
around the kitchen stove on three chalrs; but
the cooking girl, she flung them under the
table. SO now | go wrinkled, and the boys
chase me TO smooth out tho wrinkles.
don't skip over any buttOn-hOleS in the morn
Ing now, so my Jacket comes out even. Why
did't you tell me had a red head They
said they'd pull my hair II II weren't for burn
Ing their fingers. DOrry said he guessed my
hair was tired Of standing up, and wanted 10
lie down 10 reat. Iwish you would please
send me new comb, for the large end OF
mine has got oil hut five OF the teeth broken
ont and the small end can't get through. /
cant get II cut, because the barber has raised
his price, Send quite O stout one. have
lost two OF my pocket handkerchief, and
smother went up on DorryS kite and blew
away,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

A most romantic case has lust been de.
clded by the Civil Tribunal Of the Seine.
Count Nicholas Potocki, the owner OF one OF
the most splendid mansions in that new part
OF Paris created by Baron Haussmann, had
two sons, Nicholas and Gregory. Nicholas
Potocki Is now about thirty, aud Is deservedly
popular In Parislan society, Gregory Pot.
ocki died shortly after the Commune rather
traglcally; he was emptylng one Of the many
shells thrown into Paris by the army at Yer
sailles, whom II burst and killed him. Mich
| olas was the lawful son Of Count Potocki.
Gregory was born ont Of wedlock; his mother
was Circassian slave. Gregory was, how
ever, a great fayorite with his father, and
during his sojOurn In Paris lived In his house
with him, aud acted as his fathers attendant,
that Is TO say, he administered his household
aud his fortune; he Ind, however, a very
tender heart, and where his heart was con-
cerned his usual judgment deserted him.
Being at Spa several years ago with his father
he fell In with very fascinating young per
fon, Mdlle. Catana, who soon acquired very
great inhusnce over both father and son.
A permanent llaison sprang up between the
fair adventures and Gregory, who brought
her back with him TO Paris, and out Of the
handsome income allowed him by his father,
about FL 800 year, he kept her In state OF
great comfort. Mile Catana, however, was
ambitious, and conceived the Idea OF becom-
Ing his wife, but Gregory would not hear OF
IL. Thereupon the lady ran away, and wrote
affecting letters, threatening TO transfer her
affections. She found this would not do. She
resorted TO numberless other devices without
more success, the narrative OF which would
be unintercstlng TO those unacqualnted with
Paris life. On GTcgoTy's death she claimed
to be his widow, and produced will alleged
to have been drawn up In his own hand, civ,
Ing her the mansion In the Avenue Friedland
and the ground adjacent, worth In the Aggre
gate G44OOOO, and brought a suit agalns
Count Nicolas TO obtain payment Of tho
legacy, But Mademolsellc Catana had over
reached herself. The mansion was not GIeg
orys TO leaves II had been bought In his nam,
es MS ialhers agent but he had executed Q
only nominal one, and that he had no powei
70 dispose OF u. The case occupied the court
q for weeks, and terminated In the nOnsuit Of
Mile Catana, wrongly calling herself
Counties Potockl,n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

~, ,,,,,,.-,,..'I,', 'D,'.'l,.' ,,,,,,,
have been brought 10 London for the Zoo.
,og,caI socIe,v
ADNicEs from Alexandria say II Is asserted
that the negotiations for O new Egyptian loan
have been concluded, but the loan will not be
issued atSpresent.
LAND in the business centre of Iondor
after the great fire Of 1890. was held n,
slbO OoD nm acre, now Itwould take az ooo ooc
10 INV the SANG acre.
-.
NEW ENTRANCE 10 the royal vault, Of
Windsor where are inferred most Of the SOW
ereIgns Of Great Britain buried at Windsor
Castle, has Just beon constructed for the prl-
waite use Of the Queen.
The Empress Of Germany has offered two
prizes, Of the value of 1880 each, for the
best treatise on military surgery. and tho
best work on the Geneva convention, which
organized the ''Rcd Gross" International IA.
sOciation.
rvD >t,,,,,v ,..o,t.., ,,.-,
LYDIA "'hHN,'a P'"O'ica' woman rights
advocate, who follows the calling Of cab
driver, has lately been fined Is for fast drly-
ing In London street. She paid mp, like a
true John, anu drove from Marylepone, to the
"u,''''"''on " '''"u VI "''" a"u "o,S'
\ sEA-nohsk mas oeen secured Tor the Man
chester (England) aquarium. The Mauches-
ter Examiner saya; with tn head neck aud
body Of the horse, Ii has tail like lizard.
which II cntwincs round seaweed or a Bit OF
natural rock work. In thIs position Il waits
with remarkable patience for Its food, chiefly
animalculR, to come to be eaten"
.,,,o,t.,, l.,
i" a., - ah as''a,ion III rariS over postal
fNus, rlHo innuNh1ion 70 assettol 10 be UNI
suitable TO the Partisan character, as the evil
doors are so witty and wicked that they adopt
this plan for circulating ISLANDERS, for which
there Is no law to punish or TO repress. 1t
never strikes tho objectors that an unscalod
ana h mn yn,, W. ~ ,oas wy naiu
lion of beinr more Observation-Disclosures nS "'u''
vyrrfva a, o.ra,,oi. hos 49,. -.
N -, 80 -. '"n0" pave ~
hoihe, Miu was presided over by Cardinal
Antonelli. The FdRtttid states that among
other objects IL discussed the measures for
preventing any disorders amongst the nu-
merous inhabitants OF the Vatican, In case Of
the death OF the Pope, The same paper
states that the Council OF the Vatican has re-
quested those Powers having Representatives
at that court to take the Vatican under their
protection, In tho event OF the Bopes death.
A VtySNI ietter statea TIM, ,h.ro 4. -,
- - ~. 80, ' 80. '"''S =" NV ""
pch'or "oik on inc ehhioh'lon grounds at all
comparable with the Japanese. II the per-
lection OF cSactness, elegance and finish.
The two structures arc email, but so fittlngly
set In little artificial mounds, with rock work
interpreted, pool with tiny bridge, old
stone pillars, Pedestals for lamps, and here
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

Cora Pearl has been the defendant In n Law =
suit which can be nothing less than pre-.
cccdlng to keep her before public attention.
She knows Paris thoroughly. She could have
selected no better means OF attracting the
public and Of Rrouslng the curiosity III the
Idle rich, who are able TO afford 70 crafty
their lnqulsitiveness. As long ago us 1857
she drove lucrative trade by making her
admirers buy cast In terra Gotta Of her
hand. Her first order was for twcnty-four
copies. They were soon sold, and O second
order was given. What trade she must
hayel She subsequently ordered her breasts
TO be moulded. Crrndltion tells us we owe
the form Of our beakcrs to Helens breasts
moulded TO crafty some Trojan admirers,
who, In their enthusiasm, used the mOuds for
drinking cups.) Here Is the bill presented to
her;
18th January, IsT9.-To cast by gelatInc of
one hand in terra Gotta, 30f. Repairing hand
In terra Gotta, furnishing new velvet for the
board on which the terra Gotta was placed.
2Ol. black marble base, l,OO0f.
Both February, l5I2.-A vase formed OF
the hand (cast by us) OF Mile. Cora Pearl,
This hand Is In bronze, virgin gold, Ia child (.
bracelet supporting a pearl Of unpublished
gold, lace sleeves OF unpublished silveTD aud
supports a vase formed of two breasts OF
extra choice polished rose onyx. These
breasts are separated by necklace OF un-
polished gilt bronze pearls; the breasts arc
lined with gilt silver; the whole Is placed on
a pedestal of antique red marble adorned
with roses, daisies and other flowers OF gilt
bronze and eolored gold; l,T75f.
Sth March, lS72.-A hand of white statu.
airy marble, like the model in terra Gotta.
Cora PEARLS defence was that she had not
ordered these objects; they were ordered BY
and for the use Of the young lieutanant Of
culrassiers who accompanied her Unfortu.
nltely, he spent so much money during his
relations with her that his family al once
had him reduced to the rank Of ward" aud
had guardian appointed. The guardian re-
fused to pay thls bill Of 5000, and the
bronZc-dealers brought suit, insisting that
Cora Pearl herself shall pay the debt. They
obtained judgment In their favor and al
once levied on Cora Pearls house. As the
house alone Is worth Sl20, 900, prince NapO-
leon gave II to hnr,) and contains property
| oven more valuable than ltself-fOr II Is lllled
with costly pictures, statues. furniture, and
has even three billiard tahlus-tho plaintiffs
cannot fear loss Of money. ] repeat, the
suit was probably brought TO advertise Cora
Pearl,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

A NEW book on tho Sandwich Islands l,
promised by Chas. Nordhof through the
press OF Harper Brothers.
PRoP. PEPPER Ia reported to be engaged
upon a scientific work at West Haven, Conn
where he Is settled for the summer.
WAGNER Is writing new opera In III,
same style ~ Tannhauser and Lohengrin. II
IL founded on Mlcklewitz's poem Of "lIon,
rand wallenrod."
ACCORDING TO the Florence correspondent
OF the Journal de BruIelis VI. Emil lie OLIVER
Is now at Florence, where he Ia engaged In
the task OF writing history Of Macchiayelli
IT appears that, besides the autobiograph,
which Mr.. Mill has left with directions thai
II shall be published without delay, there arr
also treaties complete and ready for publIca.
tlOn on Mature, "rheism" and the UTILITY
Of Religion"
PRoP. RoEHSIo, Of Cornell, IL soon to Issue
book entitled 1.-THE Shortest Road Ia Ger
man" It's said not to be intended to take
the place Of formal grammar OF the Ian.
guage, but Ia rather designed TO supplement
any good work Of I'll ut nature.
Mr.. W. y. MATERs, Chinese secretary "a
the British legation at Pekln, has finished, in
manuscript, a Dictionary Of Biographical,
Historical and Neurological References,
embracing the whole of Chinese literature,
from the earliest period to the present cen
fury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

English women arc very thorough aud
practical domestic managers. They surpass
our women In this respect They arc more
steady, regular, and systematic. This IA due
partly to the social conditions, They are less
variable In energy and feeling, and the fixed
circumstances OF their life give them fixed
habits. They go on with the work aud 10 The
surroundings 70 which they were born. They
do what they always have seen done, and In
the way they have always seen II done. As
there are no experiments TO be made there
are few ehAncea for mistakes. Y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-04
(Gar bic n@elIi9e gldttsr".l
Aus Sapan nn0 Gbina,
Sontona glitte ssosbr. 1872.
Ser Brano Der Mmerica a i'm 8 a.
fenbon Opfoh ma.

Mteinen lebten Brief ianbte it1 an benz.
feIben Sage ab, an Deiien Mben0 bas StoI.
Seite S1iff Der 9acifii9en Mail gom=
pasnie Elm 2aub Der Slammen murbe. 0ie
4merica mar 6amitag Worsens friib ein<
gelanfen un6 bate cine balbe Weile bonn
Wborf Mtfer setporfen, un, ihre Tra1t fir
Dotobdma uno 9bansai ausSula6en unb
am ndhten Wonta9 ihre Sabrt na6
Souefong fort3uieben. Sie YaIIaaiere,
nit Musnahme Der beimfebrenben gbinelen,
batten meiit bas 6hiff perlal5en.
GpGt Abenbs id6lngen plSblib bic lihs
ten Jlammen aus ieinen gdbinen. Niles
ltrDmte, I'm baS aroBartige S3auipiel Su
ieben, Sum gDharf. pnn mo- man beutlih
Die Bor9dnge auf oen1 Berbede bes Gd)ifs
fes beobahten fonnte. Offisiere unb Wanit1
| idaft uaren eifrig beiddftIgt, benz i1nel-
len umlidhgreiFen bes 6eners Ginbalt 5u
tbun. Da tie aber balo bas Deraeblide
| ihrer Bemiihuns einiaben, beidrdntten Iie
! Iih auf Die Gettuug Der hineiiihen Nailas
oiere. Sdnell fpnrben Die Bopte ausae=
! Iebt unb cine yotbbride biniiberaeIeat, auf
| bic iih Die furdtIamen gbineIen In iuilbsr
oait itiir3ten. WDnt utgebeuern GetpiGlte
Der Orditgenben brad lie ieoch su5amn1en
uno rib ale 6arauf 0efin6line in bie 5iefe
bes Mseres, no Die meiiten Elm trauriaes
@rab fanben, ba he rEebr auf bic Netiana
ibrer Biinoel iino Gditen. als ibres eigeneii
2ebens bebaht iparen. Die aiif benz Wers
bede 3nriidaebliebenen lie5en raienb uno
bdnberingeno bin uno ber unb itiirsten lid,
enoIib, oa fein an0erer Mettiinastpeg iibria
uar, in's MaIIer, I'M iih burh 6hminls
men su retten ober an ben Boier feiisn.
haltem, big SiiIfe fime. Ser Gfdriere
itieB ben 6hwdderer, tpeg. Reine Dld)onfe
mar ba, Inn bic Weriinfenben auf3untbmsn.
IDie syurdt Dor ben fansn0en Malten. an
oenen Die dlammen bliBIhneII en1pprief.
ten, unb Dem umifiir3en Der rotbaIiibenben
Maahfdnge ober elmer m6alifben Grblolson
bate tie gllls aus, Der Wdbe pertrieben.
WObl Elm Driitel Der gbine5en gina ~
0runbe unb BON ben syraiiefl unD RinEern
j famen fat ale i'm Brnnhe nm, ba ibre
Weitter uno Wdter fA utebr lns's eioene
| aehtn ais bic Rtttnilo ihrsy Mnatt tBrioax
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Iihe Mitglieber Der lebteren an bic 2inte
5u briden. GurS es lit Der liebens,puroiae
5d,wern0ther.
llmsetebrt lit es nit ienem fin5tren
Gentleman, oeiIen itarf meittpdrts iiberae=
itiir3ter Out fir ben Menidenfenner ben
gefGbrlihen Gameraoen an6eutet, Der ii1
ben re9ten Mrm m69Iidbit fret gum Iusboz
len unb Sreini cblasen eebalten bat. sd
eebe Seoem, Der ben gut auf Der linten
Seite trdet, pprii6ti9 aus benz Mege.
9ies iino in oller Giirse Die tpeientli1en
8run05iige oieier BON mir. eegriinbeten
neuen Wiiieni9nft, bic man pieleiht in
ipdteren 3eiten nit benz Namen Der ,ratio=
nelen Sutologie" belegen tuiro.. SaB stpis
idben bem ttbroli6en, Dem 6itIifen, benz
iiiolihen unb bem tpeitliAen out nod
ebenio Diele 3wiidenridtunaen lieeen, tpie
es Welteeeenben auf Der WinbrOIe eibt,
liegt auf Der Sanb, 10 ipie ou6 baB bieiel=
ben ebenIo Dielen peri9ieoenen Mii9liness
gharafteren entipre6en rniiiien. NoroDit=
lid lit 3. 3. Gombination sniI9en Iduers
tDpiiI6 uno ihwdrmeriI9 B. b. ientimen=
tal=perliebt, iiio6itli9 lit bausbadne 9er=
narrtbeit, iiiblpeltlid lit erob,bumnt ooer
oumm9rob-eine b09ft unaneenebme Wlis
l6ung, norotpeitlib rtebr melan9olil6
lilmmelbaft, eine ebenfalIs tpenig beliebte
Gombination, nnb 10 tueiter in infnitum.
Soa iG nun nod BON ben iibrisen&opf-
beoefunaen ipreden, bic i6 nit bent alse=
meinen 9tamen Der ynid3t cDlinorii6en"
bele9t babe, bonn Selm. D0m Dreimolter,
bon Der 0drenmiibe, bonn breitfrdmpigen
Sema9peens Oedel, BON Der Gappe, bon
Der WtntermiiBe NIT uno obne Glappen 2
SD bolte otes fir unn6tbig, oenn pom
wtllen16aftli6en Stanbpunft aus fommt
es mebr auf Die &ihtung an, in Der Der
Utenld It'd etiuas auf ben &opf lebt, als
auf yfotur uno @eItalt besielben.
Oie &t6tung Der Gopfbeoefung tpirb in
Solee oieier meiner Gntoedune in Der 3u=
funft nnbeoingt ebenloiebr llnb mebr nod
5ur grfennung Der inneriten @ieentbiima
llhfeiten zines Mteniden beriidIthti9t tpers
ben mullen, als Die S6doelb6der, tporaui
Die Ybrenologen uns peripeiIen. gud)
anoere 2ebren nno Yrinsipien, Die sur Gr-
fori6ung Der Gboraftere unlrer Wtitmen-
i1en oienen iollten, iino bobur4 iiber1iiI.
| iis aenorben.
Sage mir, nit tper bl un,gebff, mi
iA 1a9e Dir, tper bu biit!4 Doer: ,SdSl
mir. mas bn iBt, nnb i'd iaee Dir, tper b.
bif!" ODER: Ser StDl lit Der Meni1'
u. Dsl. bieB es friiber. Nud Die San0-
lhrift tpollte man als &enn5eiben bee
| Gbarafters betrahten. Maein bieIe 8or=
16riften uno @runbidbe uaren gum Minis
oeiten unpraftii9. Wie fann iG 3. q.
Semanben fraeen, nit tuem er umsebt ober
gar tuas er ists ST, ben .neiften 5dIIen
f0nnte man NIT elmer iol1en Haielpeisbeii
libel ablanfen. Wiit benz Stpl unb Der
SanbiGrift sebt es au9 ni6t INNER.
Wenn /. 9. Semanb sar feinen Stnl
B q |, mas iebr bdufig porfommt, pber anl
Gnoe nidt einrnol iGreiben fann, tpie
oann? .Sagesen lit es Elm ebenio praftild)
anDenbbares ipie pollfommen tpabres
Brinsip: v2a mid febsn, ipie on
oetnen gut trdsft anb i& iast
loir, tper 6u biit!@ L.
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2. GER GSelkuabe.

Ser NOno i6eint bell, bic &a6t iis miIp.
SD ipGubge burd Den Garten,
6um ffeinernen RaeonuenbiIS,
BORT barf i5 fls triDartsu.
Gs riibrteu iie inein itumRss SIeb'R
anb nsine itilIsn 8abren,
SD burft' in ibrsn aussn isb'n
Gin feIises Gepdbreu.
Gle bat ben fibnen Drud Der $auo
Grpibsrt IiebestrunfeR,
aIs idb i'm @nlD an 8dbes Ganp
g0r ibr auf'S snie seiuHfeu.
GEL f@eint Der ROnb, i'm nabsu @aIO
Sbr' i'd ein R6sIeiu trabeu,
Sie RahtigaHsn perbeu baIb
Gar bel su iinsen bobeu.
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8. GiisO.

Sie SuIpe iit bsSaueruspertb
Sm @Ians Ses &baugefdmsiOss,
S6r Darb nidt iiiber Duft bei9ssrt
Xrpb ibrss buuten aIsiSes,
Mie III Der id6ne Gdfpan 70 arm,
Rie muS i9 ibu betlaasn,
Gr fann bic Greaoe, taun ben Sdrm
SIM bOIDeu 2ieS nidt Hagen.
bod, drmer nod trob @Ians unb Ra&t
ST ipobI Elm MsnidenIeben,
Gem utat in bunflsr grSenaabt
Die 2isbs Darb sesebeH.
gDilbelm MhHer.
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eiren. nm ben unIerem Dampfer 5usefiIg~
ten S9aoen 5i iinterIuhen. 22 Rupfsr-
platten hatten bic tiidiSdlert 3Drauenriife
tpesseriiien, tpelne unter WafIer ipieber o1l<
9enaeelt nerben muBten. sSait cine gar,se
Wofe nobm Die miibIeliee Nrbeit in I'm.
Iprud. Ser Mnsug Der Sauher beftebt
ars einem luit= nno lpailerbidhten Gumrlais
fleio, bas alle R0rpertbeile einbnllt. Mm
5alshiide lit Elm eiIerner Selm rnit4 GLASS
tafeln, tpel9e ben Mnsen nnb Obrerl ents
lpreden, befeitiat, In ben Elm LANCER Gum.
miihlaud oneeihraubt piro, nm oen Mr.
beitenben 2uft suaufiibren. Oie 9hube
limb nit oiden bleiernen 6phlen beihmerts
Die ibn unter WaHer balten.
(56fuB folst.)
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% blsibe fNGm !!
Bon RwboIpb @isseIe[

. bIsibs f36nI
Rng nie BEN Gdimmer betnsr @anseR
Ser Sabre GiaseIi6Ias bertpsben.
Gisb iibsr jsnen Sraflen SOben,
Db ale Gtsrne rings ber9sben,
Sen ROrsenitern 10 soIoen praHsenl
o bIeibs i@6g!
8 bIeibe reihl
gHie p0r BEN GebeIbau6 Der Grbe
Sea aeId bsridIisbt bic @inbsnbIatbe,
Sbn 5ffnenb nar bsm Gonnenf@ein,
go, Rino, betDaHe betn Gsmiitbe,
9as biefe Blume nihts oefabree!
81 bleibe rein!
8 bteibe frob
gsaa ME bic Ieiiefs Der Scrseu
nmp5lien Osine Hdte Stirne!
eieI bort! Der Danmsrnns entHObn
llns Elbern bsbt bee gerses Girae
cid in ben eianasnS bIausn Rorssa =
go bIsibs frobl
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Gin gpospo9eI ersdbIt er babe zines
Iageg, als er gan syranciEco anf ei1em
Steomer psriieB, nuf oem Yerbed geitans
ben unb nit Mebntuth angeieben, iDie aue
@eIt ith bon ieinen Greunben Derablhie+
bete, toahrenb er alleiil feinel elllSlgen
Weiannten hi hubsn i6ier. Do fleI !bm
IN ieiner Helddniung eth, nit louterStlni= i
me nod benz Qal,o Sl rufen: vMbiem, Gcs
lionel r iln0 jofDrt, 5i isiHer inIi9lten Be-
frieoi9nig, efstblbbien fd) ole Dduptel
auf Dem Msrft uno taufenc Gtimmsn rie-
fen: sabien. Gsnezol!-
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lGir bic r@eftIibe 8Iattsr.")
4. DER alte 9etbsr.

SD fibe ia Der ShenFe
gtit meinen @ssanten nlIein
1lno fdIirf' in Iangen 3iissu
Sen iiSeu, fIarsn Beiu.
Die anOeren SrinteenoFeH
Ginsen i6on Iausit nod Sans,
SD aber baIts bsim 8e6en
Bic Iisierna@t bier aus.
Die Gdenfe iit ifiH uub Doe,
Die Sif6' unb BGnte perbrau@t,
Die Iibr pidt matt uab fdIdfris,
Die BiDer finb all berrau9t.
Ser S9enfe tn isiuer Sugenb
Gin f6Ianfer, munt'rer Seieu,
Ser rabrt iib uur NIT St0bnsu
1luh SIu9eH bpu ber Stea'.
Die @trtbiu, bie>jebt i@!ammeras
SIN GrpsDuterftubIs nidt,
Sot eiuIf NIT bIibsnben augen
gsan6' tOusn gnrf@eu beridt.
SD ielber bin alt seUorSen,
@eib fbimmern 2odsn nnp Bart,
SD Iiebs nan bic Rube
Rad maudsr DiIoen Gobrt.
Rnr Giner III jung aebIisbsu,
EOH Geusr, ei@t aub araft,
Gas 1T I'm fIinssnbeu Sampsa
Ser sSIe Rsbeuiaft.
1lnb trinf' ib sur Geniige
Ssn faSsn, fIareu Bein,
5iebt and IN meiuem 8uisn
Die SnesnS Dieber sin
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Sos @ebeimniB gpron's ioI en6liG
entShleiert unb nadeepieien lein, baB Der
Oi9ter sur 3eit als er WtiB Brilliant ete-'
li9te, bereits berbeiratbet mar. MeIdl
cine 6unosrube fiir Treunbe hes Gfau~
oaIs