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, 1874-08-09
FINANCIAL,

SATURDAY Eyrr1sa, Aug. ..
The money market showed 3 very moderate
degree Of activity 1t somo OF the banks, while
otners report it unusually dull. Nobody expects
to do much the first two weeks III August, whi:e
these auticipatious arc fully realized. Many
OF our business men have like our - virtuous ~
Common Council ''gone A~tishng," or have
sought other means Of recreation. This Is a
much-needed aud proper thing to do. Business
can afford to nait.
Tho rates of discount at the banks show no
change whatever. Yearly customers a1e cha1ged
10 per cont, While for call lolus Oh cash collat-
erals the quotation is about 5@6 per cent
Street rates yG9lS per cent, with vary little &C.
ceptable paper offering. New York exchange is
Close aud firm q: 51@75 c. per 81 l000 premium.
In New York the p,elllora OF money continues.
The Journal Of Commerce of the 9th sasB:
There H. 10 change in the 1etding features OF the
money market Thu amount Of surplus funds Seek
ing temporary employment u considerably in s1ess Of
current requirements. Call loans pressed upon
borrowers upon approved collatrals At 293 per eeu
hrBt-cAss business paper. maturing w.nn ~ days. Is
In steady denland Ut 6.a6 PER cent; having and
months 10 run, At G97 par cent pez annum discount
LOCAL PRICES.
The clearinghouse OF Preston, Keau Co.,
give the following summary Of prices OF Gov
ernrnar,tA fnr wank ending Anr A..
, 1874-08-09

To-day the demand WAS light, neisher ,,,,,
aide nuyels esincing any inclination to ny %
we operations and for the descriptions srsSss u
"good" the market WAS weak aud nn.s..ic 3 beor
better grades were salabls Il fuy lit a!. TIT
give the following II the closing: ps'ea. III
QCoTArlosn
htun noGe1es-osaoeosse ssee1s. aTatag1ngl,ioo
Choice Becvee-Ffne, fat, veil iofmed 49,: 1seta
TO To-, 5 year old steers. averaging 1,2;o to
Good Observation-Disclosures. 6neY fo;1::;; sasn
eteeEs. averaging ,150 to l.3&O ns
MEDIUM saa GEadesTstes1s IN fan deah, ana
Busehe1s' T stoct-common Go nm to III, No.. 4oeAu
and good to extra cows, for c,ty eIauoh,se
averaging $50 to 100 0be......,.'
Stock Catue-Common cattle, In decen. @1o341
flesh, averaging 500 to ,05o
1nfertot-Ltght aud thin cowp hrifer. ~~"31S
ca,t1sr rs4as cu enc cno,ee ] eosnteea 2oe.n
C.ttl-Te1as' W;utered Yorth :. ''''''.'.. t.ses4M
Catt1e Ts4aa th-nnoh droxas '-~-'.. 150ai09
HoGs-Dur1ng Monday and Tuesday tha ~ hta
WAS Lacking IN activity, and despite tho lfobt
sellers found it impossible to msintain ~. ee3p9
ruling At the close Of the preceding week. ths s.
During Wednesday there was favorable - ~ e3ua
the market has sinco ruled active aud stnonn. md
common and medium descriptions the dsc};1s' y u
taned At the beginning Of the week has not brn 'a
covered, but choice and extra grades hayn r,stta
point someWhat in advance Of the hi9heat nrtSo t.o
LIST week. Skippers have sold st S5.90aG u ~.
few fancy Philauephia hogs were taken Il s. sa9 %
but most Of The sales were 1t s. 4o@6a5 Tor co5s
TO good lots. The outside quotation, t70 aaa ~
sAined On Friday for 157 head. averaging su ~ ~.
asserted that this was the best bunch Of hog. ~.
tho 3ards this season. To-day there was m art;r
rna1d for wel-fattened droves II frm rat.s ~. o.
poorer sorts were neglected and sold tr1eRtjarr ~
range Of the market was s50097.4o for soaI,y,.41 41
extra assorted We quote closing prices Ut S5 d.
for Inferior 10 common, X. 6.6o96.7o for medium ~
@710 Tor good to choice, and $7.l527 40 fo- s -
Among to-day's transfers the following aze nonf.
, 1874-08-09
DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE.

When many years have rolled away;
When VIC no more are youngs
When other Foicca may repeat
The Houg1 th1t We have sung:
When all thy youthful beauty pa1es,
Which time will not restore;
Bone tender thoughts mAy como again
OF days that are no mnre.
Tho soul but slumbers to AraEs
Alike to Joy and pain,
And every memory OF the past
1s sure To come again.
Tho youthful heart, unt1ted By care
But dlea1ns Of days before;
The old he4rt lives On memories
OF days th1t are no more.
There is smother world to como,
Whose gateway ia the tomb,
Where voices will be heard again
Beyond the hidden gloom;
Where fHends that va havs loyed and lost
vii! dnd M endless day,
When humuu hearts aud human haAds
Har6 crumblcd TO decay.
And there, when years hare rolled away,
When ne no moro arc young;
While other earthly voiccs sing
The songs thAt We haze sung;
Heaven's sunshine. on thy troubled soul,
It's beauty mAy restore,
And happy dreams may Collie again
OF days that are no more
CHICAGO. EUGENE J. HAIL
, 1874-08-09

Stand still, Time, and Old World, more not;
Be thy breath but the falnttst breee;
For stately reapeEs-our swift-w1nge1 ships
Are traverstuE distant seas.
Stately reapcra, our fairy ships.-
Aud the waves Of the gultn sea,
Th.t t-ll, in their wake, into cleaning shelves,
Our fairy fortunes shall TX.
Swift1vl o gtezners that follow cur Ehtps;
Trnest, aud first in his place,
And swif.es; Of hand, as victor veil c1own:
Tarfy, Tine for the raco!
Rest, In thy smile, o favoring skicsl
Liuger, beautiful day!
And Night, bring With thea thy fairest moonlight
Our aurs still tar1y away.
Well, our ships hare core home,-breathe freely
cgain,-
And haE4e, old World. on your way;
Frown, II 20 will, lowering kk:e& r.
Our snips 1ide 1t anchor to-day
Pass by, Time,-our HarTest Is done,-
Ne have wun In y with taca;
But the mighty stake wis Tread foE the world,
Till other Earyestg there be.
Lo711z II. Ho1E.
9oopESow, WILL Co., Ill
, 1874-08-09

neicbbor's on an er1and, and when the flood came
she supposed, as },e had not returned, that he
was drowned in tile terrible rush OF waters. and
dropped dead from fright. The boy, however,
ihe flood The woman had been deserted By her
husband and had been left alone to care for her
offspring. It was this family thnt WAS in the
Union Depot yesterday-bi1 children, so sudden
" orphaued. They wept If their hearts were
broken, AID refused to be comforted.. One Of
be was found after much searching.- The
children left on the Erie express for Church
Hill where they are to make their home with
sister Of their dead mother.
, 1874-08-09
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: AUGUST 9, ls74

rnands boys should haye, viz: Between o'clock
in the morning and in the evening, with neces,
sary intermisaion for meals; that straps and
taTs. nor cowhidcs. nor slippers will have any
effect in this rebellion. II they tr! that game,
it will be goodbye John, for errands. aud We
shall ever pray. That's the kind Of hairpina we
, 1874-08-09

receipts are on the increase. especially OF new
Bour, which buyers do not care to take hold Of
so long as they can procure old aour, which is in
fair demand. Bran was dull but stronger. Sales
were reported of 100 blls white winter extras
magnolia. new, ut $3.50; 100 brls do at 81 90;
loo brls spring extras at $3.50; 100 brs do ut
S.. so; 116 brls do on private terms; so brls rye
at ::5.75. Total. 56o brls. Also 20 tons bran at
$500 on track: 10 tons m.ddlirgs at $500 on
track The matket closed At the following range
, 1874-08-09

DEFAuLTISd hallway BONDS.
The following latcst New York quotations for
defaultug railway bonds are reported by 4. o.
Slaughter:
Bid, Asted.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids X Minnesota
nrs:-nortsase Is, gold, Minnesota d.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids l. Minnesota
hrss-mortgago 70, goid, Milwaukee, Di-
Canada Southern htst-1nortgage7s, gold. IS IS
Chicago l. Canada Southern t1rsrmort-
Chicago Danyiuc Vincennes hrst-mort-
gage II w
Central Of Iowa hrstmortgage 7s, gold.. IS 80
De Moines Valley 6rs.-mortgage 8s...... IS so
Dcs Moincsyaey iand-grant 5s..... 80. 20 Is
Lcaycnworth, Lawrence / Galveston land
grant los. ......-.......-...-.,....... % 22H
Missouri, Kansas Texas hrat-mortgags
7s, gold. Is TO
Northern Pacific drst-nortgage 3-1os,
Rockford, Rock Island l. ST. Louis h1st-
mortgage IL, gold. 10 Is
South Side Of Long Island A1st-mo1t-
St. Joe l. Denver City {Eaht Diviston) first
mortgage 81, gold. 81 Is
st. Joe Il Denver City {West Dyison}
frst-mortgage 8A, gold. ...........-.... 18 20
Texas l. pacihc hrst-moEigage Is, land
-
, 1874-08-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 9.
The following we're tho receipts ami shipments
Of the leading artlcles OF produce IN Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-08-09

From tue fi.tsIuyr Uzspdtth.
Yesterday afternoon sad eceno WAS present
ed 1t the Union Depot. It will be remembered
shat Mrs. sarah Jones, Of Saw Mill Run, on
Sunday night sent one Of her si1 children to
, 1874-08-09

sHEEP-There is little that Ii I v to say Il, ocnna,
ton with tho sheep market. Ths receipts ocntnn.
u9ht aud Of poor quality, and prices remain compa1s
lively steady There has been soma inquiry H.,
New York buyers but the offerings did not oozas n
to the standard Of excellence required, and, with ia
and Friday, no purchases were nade 81 shprers
The aupply consisted largely Of common and medium
droves, for which the prevailing prices were a N2
400. Inferior sold It $3o0@3 Is, and choice 1t Afi
@5.0o. There vera sales Of lambs 1t 50 I'm
common to choice-chiedy At $2.oo53275
, 1874-08-09
PROFESSIONAL.
.--------~----~-----s--- -s-.-->---@-N-
CARD.

to M Office hours, g. to D. H., Ana ...ndsd ut3
during that ting unless In asute ease. wi iii Is.oe
aus . ny PAT e the c ~ 1eads
IN nv busnczs necessssy. Consusatioo . I n ~
Medicines tarnishod. Ehsn osafsds nosa ~
psns4zJi uhaKKsa loW+ CAL ox saa'SW T. 1S1RAHAGa
IN South Nark-st. Chicago <o's
, 1874-08-09

LOCAL 6rOCK9
The following table. bnowlng tac highest. low
est, and closing prices Of ac:lve stocks for the
past week is furnished by A. q. Slaughter:
, 1874-08-09
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO.
SA1uuu EyESIS0, Aug. 8.
The receipts Of live stuck during the week have
, 1874-08-09

Ceres, thor contents not being the Lountiful
fruits Of the earth, but material for the rig
maher.
Doa't keep hedgchoss for pets They are
.uar do howl q: night aud Lriug Woe to your
house. They are hel aids OF misfortune, and in
sympathy with witches:
Thrice the brnaled cat hath mew'd,
Tnrice and ouce the hedgc-pig wln'd,
says thu witch in Macbeth.
The B: itul1 iu Cphars time would not cat the
llcsh tue hare, because 1t induced melancholy
hut; if yuu arc afra'd Of becoming l1:uileleut IL
your ldEloEs If you paltakc OF ''hare-hlesshe
tf'at onEencre.h mela7cnol: bloudde," get come
i4end to GO so, acu get bone Of its loot; for
ihe bone oi lazes foo:e, closed In = ring,
Mil d4sse away cranp wten-s 1t doth wiring.
LORD Bemers, writing to Cardinal Nolse-,
~ ~ eataSossa Juue q, ISIS, when he WAS
saoot to Charles v. savs; - If YOU. Gracr
~, ,a1s 'ne with some Cranpe- Rings &c sha l
~ Ing much looked fot a.d I trust to be-
Isro .u" iusm neu With Gods grace" These maY
,..re - oin tne ha1e's fout or not; but rings
the intention OF making them etic,r;ans a. W.
n:o'ls:at 10 Ed"n'a tue Confessor from .Icrn-
saienl anu Pres1 Fed in Westnnnstar Ala.
"A!cA had tie sirtre of curin. craTnn s,I .,.t..:
ailments III those who we're pcrm:taa ~ ,a,,n,:.
Ih"se extra articles Of faith, like tha Mo.a'.
law. are AA'7a'e
AUTHORITY UPON MATTERS OF DIFF
I've all Euow tie fatal enec.s Of s,uiiinr ,,,+
the quartet that m1"t eusue unless you thr nv
plNc.1 over your shouldef. or pat it iu .l. f.,
Thrown a"ay or burned up,-the best thing
HI-iy. to do with aIl telnpe.s. II IosEible ;e
Indifferent al regards the little seasoning OF 1i,e
consequent up.'n that salt That proved the truth
ci giavt At:oa, AMI titus throw it away, OF, il i.
nas! co:ue, le: It Lla1e hot and furious sud burn
, 1874-08-09

quarters. They want at lenst ono lake to turn
IN.
Provisions wero quiet and strong. Ness pork
WAS in better demand under which it advanced
40c per brl. Lard for delivery before October was
wanted ny two or three parties, but there was
scarcely anything offered; the stocks arc all in
the hands Of two parties and are being rapidly
reduced bY shipment, the stocks being now
longer options, which advanced 35c per 100 lbs,
while cash lots "ere notninallY l%cper 10 higher.
Meats were firm at full previous pr,ces. The
leading features in the trade Of the past week
arc radical advanco in pliccs, owing to small
and well controlled stocks, and au ncriye &C.
maud for pork aud lard, either seller tho year
or seller December and January. The inquiry
is principally for delivery early in the winter.
because it IL thought that product will be scarce
thou, as the season will probably open late with
a scantg supply Of hogs. The high price OF corn
has induced the forwarding of great many hogs
this umncr which would otherwise have been
kept over for fattening in cold weather, and the
hog crop Of the coming winter is expected to be
light There is s31ne inquiry for future
meats, but no sellers have appeared yet.
Tho market closed at the following range of
prices: Mess pork, cash. S24.25024.a0; do seller
August, S24.00(@24. 1211; do. Heiler September,
524.45a,24.50; do, seller October, nominal ;
d., seller December. S16.60@l6.75; do. seller
August, s14.8759@15.W,; do, seller September,
lo:s712@; summer lard, 14ss4c sweet-pickled hams,
13114@l3j4c per ID for 1o@l6 ID averages; dry
saited meats, loose, at 8]1c for shoulders,
cash, and sic seller September; 1l14@1111sc
short tits, cash, aud 1l14c seller Septem-
Der; 11;5c for short clear, cash. aud 11H@
1ls4c seller September; the samo boxed at
4@Nc FER ID ab,ve tLese prices summer long
cfears. Ike. Bacon meats 9i5c for Btoul-
ders, 1215c for short ribs 1880 for short clear,
all packed in hhds; the cams loose, 14c lower.
Bacon hams, 15@1Uc. Mess beef. 31l.25@
11.5o; extra mess do. s12.25@12.5o; beef hams.
sz4,00@25.00. City tallow, 7s4@sc; grease
nominal at 609c. Sales we're reported Of
Is brs mess pork at s24-50: $40 brls do, se1ler
the month, at :324.00: 2,00o brls do, seller Sep
tember, ae 324.50; 1000 bris do at S24.371{; $50
tcs do at s24 80; 500 brls do At @24.25; 5U0 brls
do at 524.10: 500 brls do se!ler the year, at
S166216; 1000 brls do at $16.50; 500 b,ls do at
$1G.371z; 5UD brls do seller January and Feb
ruary, at 1880: 100 tcs lard at $l4.B7]3; 100
tcs do (sumDer), at S16.75; $50 tcs DO. seller
September, at $500: 1000 tcs do. seller the
year, at 2l0.57%; 1000 tcs do st 510.15; 100000
lbs sbor. ribs (last evening", seller September,
At 1l55c-
The Daily Commercial Report gives the fol-
loving as the sbl: ments OF provisions from this
point for the week.endlug Aug. 6, 1874, with CON-
parative figures
, 1874-08-09

CPi"Aco. milwaukee 4 ST. PAIL R4ll"K
En,or ,'.pot, Haditos and Cdna1-ss nekA os'
ii A.uk CI.rk.f oppo,x Sherman HoHse, and a. Dtpas.
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Sn elmer @e1cII} G a T f.

Sn elmer sc elf T f.
puroe Elm Yriete 9efro9t, ,pel6es ipebl:.
bic merfpuroi9ite @a6e 1ei, Die in Der
Bibel porfomme. Das lei cine gar slt
oll9emeine Tro9e, ent9e9nete Der Prie-
iter, er mage nidt, iie 5u beantmorten:.
Was mid betrifft, fiel Elm Sreuno beg
6ra9enoen ein> mir 16eint oas Nller=
mcrtmiiroi9ite, bob Ser Propbet elias ir=:
|einem feurigen @o9en 9efobren, obne
ld Die 9pl Su oerbrennen. 9os babe
er, ontportete rol9 Der prieiter, in Der
Bibel ni6t eelelen, eine onoere @o9e
o6er, Oie er borin 9eleI Ien> lei jeoenfo1s
pel mertrpiiroi9er> 1ie fn0e f6 in Der
@el6i9te bes 8ropbeten 8alaam> mo
Gin Glel bos @ort er9riffen, obne audi
nur 9eTraSt'5n: 1ein.
- 9lls janslt bel @ele9enbeit elmer
9oftofel gu 9 erli II bos@elpra6 ouf Ell
men So0esfall fam, lo9te &ailer Witbelm
5u Dem linn 9eseniiberlib ibenoen @enera1<
Telomarl6all Wran9el: vNun lieber
Wron9el jebt tuereen mir Beioe 'uobl audi
bats oara1 9lauben miifen> oas beiBt, ,@5ie
bod ei9entfi9 por mir" - Mran9el res
|pli5irte oarauf :uMoje itdt ,piiien, i6 ferbe
ni&t'nur germ fit Sbnen> 1onoern AUDI
Dor 9ie."
- @ieb 30 M q lo9te Elm pierjabri=
9es Donfee=Mdo@en inbem es eine alte
@9ubla6e umtromte. 9o 1T @robpopa
in ben 9immel 9e9an9en uno fat feline
griQt per9elien
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Sod fort - fort BON bie1em jbred<
li6en 8iloe au freunoli4ern trauli@ern
6cenen. T.: |5zs.
Gs iin6 5,pei Monate felt jenem 9aae
perfo0en an Dem bas @olt feiue etgeme
&raft 9eltenb mobte uno oa ffrssf fsub ein'@
sriff, mo es fiir1tete Die Sc 1ebe tplrben
ni6t ausreibeno iein. @batu 1T ,pieoer
pollfon,men ber9eitelt bon leiner g8unoe
uno 1iebt nur Elm tpeni9 blei6 uno on9e=
sriffen aug, 1ein treues Weib ober pfe9f
ibn in bes @aters 9iitte mo- lein 8ett
oerooe inter Dem Teniter itebt, BON eem
aus li6 bic 9riinen 2oubranfen 81 pol1eu
licbliden @lirlanben bariiber bin9eSo9en
boben. 9idt neben Dem friibern Teloe
bat Der alte 9unt be9onnen Gin omeites'
urbar 81 MAIDEN uno ale Nofbarn
mebrere Meilen in Der &unoe lparen su=
fommen9efommen Inn brei Sage nit
Mrt nno 9ade oa 81 orbeiten baB es.
cine luabre 2uit uno 5reuoe ,por. 9lue
batten ia au9 an oem alten ,uodern
9unt gut 5u MAIDEN oab lte> uno menn
es nur einen Nu9enblid gene len bem'
9er5en oes @rei|es mistrauen tonnten.
gBobl @lan6er ndberte li@ linn i'm Nn=
fan9e bel6dmt uno reui9, oieler fii6lte'
ii6 ober jebt i'm Belibe iciner lieben
&inoer gu frob, su 9liidli6 als boB er
Ginem BON 0encn, bic i'm emit perfonnt, ,,
bdtte tanser 5iirnen tDnnen; Die Trelloe
i'm uni 16ulbi9 unb 9ered)t tferti9t 5u 1eben~
leu6tete ia audi flar unb beutli9 ous
Muer 9lusen - oas @er9on9ene par
uer9encn.
gs 9ob BON Ser 3eit All lpobl teinen
gliidlidern 6amilienfrels I'M gonSen We=
iten ols ben uniers olten 9unt NIT leinen
teiben lieben &inbern <unb 1tiQ uno
freuubli9 lebten uno >uirftcn lie in ibrer
frieolden Moloeini iomfeit.
Seoer Sag mar Elm SSeittog, on freu=:
bi9fen ober >uuroe Der 9efeiert iucn,'
Ser olte ebrli6e @9mieo - Die Trau
nit ibrem 9ewoltisen Nobarino binten
auf DEM Pferoe Die 9i6trn9 betrot ilnb.'
aQe in linn ibren 5fetter 9apib 9unt.
aber mod gang belonoers 1einen lieben :
uodern uNopocoten" be9riibte.
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Obio @aiienfreullio.,.
Ser alte g6m,teb.
(Sdluf.)

gn6eeler's pfero oi9t an Der 5ens in
oes Squire Ginfrieoisuns, i9 icb 9ena''
auf bic @ufe; Der eine, ben '@ am
4beno porber be|9la9en botte, ,por pbSe
giIen.. SEPT ,unbte id) fir meme per<
ion, ,per ber W(Droer 1ein mubte, oa aber
anoere 2eute pielleidt mtbr Ve'peile
babeu uollten, 10 sins i'd i'll oos Wirths+
6ous unb froste in Der Slide nod
Msbeeler. Sort io9ten lie mir, bab er
frouf mdrc unb i'm 8ette ldge, ct bdtte
bic oonse Modt I6yedlide 3abnI9mer+
sen oebobt. @lei6 Sarauf fam oer &ne9t
init Mbcelers feinen @tie feln berunter
uno ftedte lie ouf Die Neranoo; ct 1ab
midi nidt nno id nabln, ols er fort mar,
cinen bcr Gticfeln ouf uno ging oonlt
su 9oule.
g{un ie6t, Squire, nod an Dem ielben
9lbeno 5pounte i9 meinen 8rounen elm
uno hplte Gbotp aus bet 3o5lenblltte
ob; meine 9ltc bier lit eine prd9ti9e
Granfenpfegcrin, bic 9a6 1i4 ale m69=
lid)e M}iibe> unb jebt 9ebt's idon tpieoer
;iemlid) out nit ibm freilid lit CT nod
10 5eb,pod) mie ein 2ino uno beute bat
er lid sun, erlten mol tpieoer Elm Bis9en
oufridten biirfen. llebrigens babe i9
ibm tpeoer Elm Mort BON ,Wbeeler nod
non Dem 8orsonse bier 9eiast, oos bdtt
i'm ouf ieoen TaQ umsebro4t, uno oann
wpIte i6 bod ou6 germ lehen> tpos
id) fur cine Wrt bon 9lOpocoten porltelen
tDnnte.
Q(llo nun @quire boB mir cinmol gu
Gnbe fommen - i6 babe pornelpc9 9e<
ld,uoren, bo6 bies bas Gilen it, mit Dem
id) Q(beuos, Dor Dem @tlrme, g8beeler's
pfero be16la9en, uno bob i6 es 9le'9
no6 So9esonbrud am onoern Mor8en
oon, bid]t bel ser@telIe, ,uo Slaat @bolu
perlpunbet puroe, tpieoer9efunoen babe.
N1un iebt einmal ben @tiefel bier an -
Der 2ebm bran III ROTH 49, -lol9en 2ebm
9ibt's bicr gar ni9t ober ,pobl an Der
5teue bort; uno elm @tild9en
,peiter pben ou9 ,uieoer; ocn @tie=
fel bobe i'd eisentbiimli6 on midi
uenpmmcn nnh Dalb 9ubeno 5uB<
itopfen, Die an Ort unb @telle in Mafe
porbonoen ,pareu, bomit 9euehen. @ie
pobtcn mic Elm 9onbl ldub nno bier,
Squire, lit aud nod sum uebcrflub oas
5tiid6en @eioe es fonmt mir bei=
nobe 10 ppr ols ob es ebenIo ous1ebe
wie bos Sud-, bos Mr. Wiliam Wbecler
bo Inn ben @ols trdgt. N}eint Sbr nidt?
sScbes 9lusc ri@tete 1ih jebt ouf Mil=
liam @bceler, ber 16nea unb milo Den
Ylid umDer ,uort ols ob ct ben li9erlte
9lus>pcg sur Tlu6t erfori6en mollte Die
Mlcnoe mar ober aud nun in einem gu
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9e9en Die Tcnlter beron I'M penl9ltcns
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men aus alien Sbeilen oes 3immers: Ser
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Ct es entfalte. Gin louter q(usruf beg
5taunens beeleitete Die Gntoedllng oas
oefun0ene 9tud oebDrte au9en1 6einli9
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