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| CHICAGO. Oct, AS a divorced man. AID,
| ma to rise and cxn1ajn nv exnarianc. frea,
| -. .,s.IL s1f:. .x
~uu'4' '"a| ~" no11o's o"o o"oo'7os u''aoa
oai'u 4os Ae]' 4o'e' 'acA An1'1ia"se' 7nu eaoa A8F
plness.
This is the way long have sought,
anu nootneo oecause 1oonu " no'-
When quits child mother often said
| "Marrv, nv son. marry at an earlv aee mn
| -
u@s ~ 81 u"AAtas' oas 'atae1 'a.u.' oo5
81 s1o"' 1eneaooi ~ 4"sn'1 e'F'uS os
cents TO InemorlZe the toll0WlnE:
Alas nv eon you ltttle know
| The sorrowy that from wedlock Gov.
Farewell to every day of sass
mnen you nave gos Vile 10 please
Wh6reupou mother gave me 10 cents to tectt
about the house-
Oh honnv ia .ha man anf, b,4st
No woridar that it prida him.
When some dear lass that he likes best
Comes sitting down beside him.
dean It unnecaasarv tn narrnte the avci+ine
.I:-,:
conlest IL WHICH Ay !oHa palentS COMPROMISED
this difficulty. Az for myself, grew in love- ape
cared 1t+1a for dollars and can+e or coraa,
Ae"t0o '4%t.o 4o1 ao1"tn @no eoHto " eoa"a'
quonces. MY sentiments vera:
Let the young be glad, though cares In crowds
Leave scarce break Of blue,
And while their 1ha1e the XIV x ep.hrnnds.
r. spnn1nn-a 1ove INT thrnunh th.n, .hjr.
They nrs tnrnad to gnlde1 hne
4t.~.e.
1h.s,a.. 49, 49, ..,,.-
viii 1anphinr Ins and nsnnv sras
-, F ~ ~ff' ~'~'
11ou6eo lux OUT
Whose love might seek It's why into my htars.
As VIII ofd INTO hes secret nest.
And coon found the lady loved
The music OF her voice heard,
Sor ~iss whts It enalaved nc.
III CIV s eea eyes; yes notalng .sareo
1n 'eets no noFe nsVe s@7eo M"
I ina
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LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO Rouhp.r
70 the Edttor-of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. 1--This marriage question has
been agitased 80 much lately that ut Last fael
as if had something to say. I think too little
is paid to love. "Tls love, it's love makes the
world go around Why is it that our g1rla pin
back thei7 dresses, crimp their hair, and adopt
all the little harmless follies Dame Fashion ma7
suggest, but to please come George or Charley :
I don't suppose that any young man loves or
marries girl because Of bit Of ribbon or curl
Of hair, but all these little things attract and
may lead to lore. Eve plated herself fan With
which to hide her face from her up-
braiding lord, and charmed away his
anger By peeping over the top With an
imploring glance. Adam looked at her with
great surprise. he did not know abe had such
eyes, Hence this spark Of admiration was FAM
ned into flame Of love.
4 sensible young man will 20 to his DuIcinea
andstudy her face, listen toher conversation and,
II be is not very stupid, eau make up his miod
whether she is tho girl for him or not. II abe is
nice, sensible girl, and her father is rich, in
dulgiDg her in great many lu1uries that you
know you can't give her. and you love her, tell
her you love her, aad all about your prospects ia
life. Il she loves you there ia nc subject ahe
will like to hear about 30 much as that and
aha will have more ideas in q moment than
you will in 3 month. II you truly
love each other you will get married And, il
your father-in-iaw has his heart in the right
place, he will take pleasure in giving his dAuRh-
ter nice little sum to lay awa, for = rainy car
and tie interest on that money wiu give her
good many little things she would not ask you
for, that you would never thinz Of but that she
would miss Now if the girl happens to be in
moderate circumstances, She will not miss any
little lu1u1ies BY leaving her fsthar's house.
Young men have Al idea that they can't marry
. rich girl, aud don't dare marry poor giEl-
Now don't think there WAS sver couple that
the little blind god szniIed npon but that can got
@Afzisd sua b happy. know theps axs i
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evil spirit tempted than, aud t,..
1eI' The camp presented an aun.ars.y
suggestive OF having been struck bv donh,s
geared Whirlwiud or forty strokes Of cnain.l,ahsa
n1ng- The cooking utensils were sca+.f.I, at.
around IN magnificent confusion tho tln.. .a
sack had been ripped open, and the donr ec,s.a
ed promlscuously; knives, forks. di.hss sss
everything seemed to have been caught M a4.a u
the whizl9ind and strewu in eyerv d,Tse.,pia ap IA
!"o OF the sqcaps were lying lifeless v;tn;o
lew feet OF the camp. With their faces csahaa ~
the mostly CHASTITY manner. The other two .asa "a
lying in the midst OF the confusion, dead "e.a
one still having tight grip on the haptla ~ ~
whsky-keg. Both vera considerably mn,;1..sa ~ 20
with knives, one having an eye gougea ont sea
the other having lost an ear aud tie ;nsra soa y
her nose. The hunters took in the sitnotoa =. =.
glance. The squaWs had taken Il insn KY
heads to go on = Hilarious old drunk. ,h'sa ib.;s
terminated in bloody fight, th,t sa Isa
waged vigorously until the txaaio &c .ns Wy
Ihe dead squaws we're buried In .rS. s.
holes rs they wara found, and tha aa d;s
abled squaws we're taken back to the E,r.s.
Pacific. where thes were turned over to tia fr,~
ment OF the tribe to which they belonged. ~.
hunters say that one aq,1aw does fra:.rata 49,
is really indispensable to tho rroaper1ty ~ ~
camp, bnt two or more together are sa.e to hrns Nv
trouble. At any rate, they have tried she k e@
pertinent for the Last time, and are EstissaI
that WOMAN is woman, no matter what hnd ~
skin Bho Heara.
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I
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The views OF Elisha Worth
are severe, but not more 80 than the situation
demands. lily opinion il that woman, as
helpmate, is an equivalent for all that marriage
demands, providing the husband is able to meet
those demands. A man should fully understand
his position before taking upon himaelf the re-
'sponsibilities OF married life Tho question
we wish to have answered is: What is the least
income man may marry upon To answer it
in satisfactory manner, We must resort to tig-
ures- I receive 8, 900 per annum. Ny actual
necessary expenses per annum are az follows:
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is not thoroughly disgusted With the sham1 and
foibles OF fashionable society. mean the youug
man Of business, not the beau who wears lash
iouable neckties and parts his hair IN the middle
He s not fit for ANYTHING but dappar dry-goods
clerk, and hardly fit for that. But these seem
to be the ones our city bellies select for escorts
What else can she do? Business men 40 not
dance. But the girls do, and tho dancing baau
il selected in place OF the BUSINESS men, because
they (the beau1) know how to chatter silly moth
ings and business men talk sense, ana weary
the fashionable kel1e Of to-day.
There Mr. Editor, have stated the case II it
stands, silly girls and 6our old maids to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. This is the fact, and
cannot be denied. Nov, what is the cure for this
social rottenuess /? This coming winter there
will be an unusual amount Of amusements and
gayety in our midst among which there are to be
many fine literary entertainments and lectures.
Now, II the young ladies' will attend these instead
Of the dancing clubs, and try and cultivate the
head instead OF the heels, We may at the end Of
winter hope to see an approach to the Boston
and New England type Of society,-inteliectua
and sensible, with head full Of good thoughts,
and q good and warm hesrt to carry them ont.
Young men, do not organize clubs, but it you
will, then let them be literary and social, not
dancing ones. know you are Bick OF dancing
and society shams, but afraid you will lose ths
girls entirely il you do not dance. But you
attend intellectual feasts they must needs go too
The girls are not go bad but they can be reform
ed, and il you only insist upon their leaving on
the vile fashions Of the day, they will, They
only conform to fashien's rnles to please you.
Then let us try and bring around that so-much-
needed reform. Let US work with one accord,
and in tho meantime ne both will be benefited,
and may yet live to find soma OF tho bread
thrown upon the waters return to us, yea even
after many days.
Mr.. Editor, 1 trust you are not wearied by my
lengthy homily. The case demands it, and hop
ing that may have been able to cause some ono
to stop and think for q moment, am hopefully,
HARRY B. FREE
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...$7I
This sum may possibly be reduced $100. This
would leave my expenses S616. would then
have balance Of 1854. Now allow me to show
you another account. Taking sensible and not
supposittious view Of the case, you will I
think, find that tho advantage is in favor Of =
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EaIAs1nE.
COMPLIMENTS OF H 3. F.. AND SOME MORE
AllustoNs.
To The Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-HAring arranged myself
comfortably. lighted my pipe, and being pre-
pared TO give the g ''scurriious ~ letters in your
issue OF this bright morning due consideration, l
advance to the attack by sustaining my own point.
II I1iss Spry will ALLOW me, I would acknowledge
her compliment, also the kind mention of Miss
Nettie ", and Miss Brunette. Ladies, allow me-
to tender my most heartfelt thanks for your
thoughts. Probably my conceit is very large,
but I refrain from replying personally to your
several letters as this is question Of "Why
the Young Folks Do Not Marry" cannot see
what ''pereona1ities hare to do With it. But it
is SO like q woman's argument to Say that, be-
cause young man is not inclined towards them,
he is fool, or has been Tilted, that will
pass tho Subject, and simply refer my antag-
o1sts to the letter OF "Elisha Worth" !" who,
though stranger to me, il yet OF my opinion On
this subject.
Tins, having laid the personal letters aside, /
return to the subject matter under consideration.
The young men Of to-day arc By no means per-
feet and probably the efforts Of the best Of rlvea
will prove unaEailing to make them 80. Yet I
maintain thst their (the girls) influence on them
would be Of the greatest benefit were it not that
their own great love for fashion and its fancies
make them but poor coneorts for US. The young
man Of Is or 20 looks with fond eyes On the girls
Of the day, and vsiply looks for the Minister
ing Angel" Of which his father OF soE1e poetic
author has spoken, but after time Ee finds his
fancles flown, and then resorts to tie folles Of
his Sex But these soon pail on his wearied
taste, and then comes that cynicism which looks
through the ehams Of society. he settles tolive
within himself his BOOTS, aud his business, and
NOUNS the fate that has cast his lot amongst t
'whited sepuichres-" It is the Law OF Nature |
for men and women to marry, and every young
man fae1s this, but what shall he |
do? Where are the New England daupla- |
ters, thrifty aud homelike, Of hfts years ago
Impossible to find them amongst the guests that |
throng our parlors today. Our mothers are too |
much engroesed in household economy to lock |
where ther daughters stand among the {ashion- |
able cotsrie Of society, and they (the daughsers)
sre too much carried away with its ahams to fol- |
low their uaothere' example, Mind, speak en- I
tirely OF the city belle-
There il scarcely : 5oung maa in tho city Who
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HdSrd ana fOo11 $500
Clothing tbus1uess suits, tw0) 81
Clothing textra Rutt} 50
undercloththE 60
Boots. 20
OVercoxt. IS
Laundry bills. &c
SQndr1eH rs
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me, was the auBwe-. But be caRe hstk II
week and took place at $50 month.
4 returned Enoch arden was tessicg sroucas
and railing at Christian community that roaa
allow woman to atarge nearly TO death II ns
absence Of her huehand. The truth il, he len
her i'll the days Of hoop-skirts looking Like ~
o, aud on h1a return found har pinned bscx ~ o
looking Ika this /. The impression thss 10
had starved was natural. S<7ss"a
They we're husband and wife, and - tht.
stood before the Soldiera' Monument. she aase1;
whats that fgger on top:" "Thats sooe
dess," he answered. "And what's goddees:,
~ woman who holds her tongue" hs fepa1ea
to make . peach-pie with the pits ia it. tot -
benefit Of his sore tooth.--Detron Frs P7ts@
Two women have started barber-shop
Titusyille. We saw one woman start baise.
shop once. She came in with o cowhlds 10 =.
hand and said she waz goicS to hosseT1'I ~ y
man who had been talking about her ana -
men, With towels under their chin5 snd ~
on their faces, hustled ont Of the cnans cnans.xT ~
started for the back door On = run,-Csacrsa@@
Saturday, NiJht.
The mistress Of summer boardinR-hodse - :.
An interior lown, finding he.Ee!f ono day qrie%
leisure, in consequence Of the absence o. 2
patrons On au e1curaion, repaired 20 nea5h
boris for = chat. II should thla1 you 49,
feel lonesome to have yo1r poardefs A1V II ID
eaid her neighbor. Wali, - she replied - ~
feel kinder lonesome; but it8 good sa, !ones5 : rt5
der"
It takes woman to repulse travelling sxsa. a.
sometimes. In neighborlns village tue CIV
day man called on AIr. c. IT. his place Of " r.
ness, and wanted to sell him par!os-orxan. ~
c., not wishing to buy. to get rid Of him 3el%1u -
him to his wife. On the mans making n'5 ~
ness known to the ialv sh- asked hln II r. MI
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s}u 0cn mcrifouilden Yrairicu.
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Sic 9 ii Iffeli "a 5.

es mebr lule toltuDn 9elpc|en, wenn Dlc
bci0en Sd9er 10 tompocte 9ecrbcn in Ser
Troute bdttc on9reifen pouen. I'm einen
poer ein poor @iffel nbne 81 9roBe @e=
fabr gu srle9en, si6t es nur Gin W}ittel ::
Die 9eeroe muB 9etrennt wcrbcn uno bic
@e19idli6feit uno @cuonotDeit pes Sd
gers bat bonn Elm lpeiteres su beiNoifen.
@e9en bie Grlportung meiner beioen &C.
idbrten 5osen Die Miifel parallel NIT Dem
6lulle @an4eoro briilleno porii6er, pbne
baB F6 elmer na6 unlerer Gcite bin9e<
,pa9t batte.
9erjeni9e Dem sum erlttnnlaIe ein
8Nii gu @eli9t tommt> mub nor oie1er
Sri deinun9 er1Gred,n. Ser 8iiiel 1T
9r0Ber ols Elm Qelu0bulNer Gtier, unb
cine bide Mdbne, l6>pars pOcr ro1forben
bie linn 9als, GGulteru uno gruit Be-
bedt> faqt linn lis ouf bie TiiBe berob.
Ser bintere She'll bes S6iers BON Dem
S5Ddcr ob, Ben er auf Ser Sdulter bat,
lit nit einem tllr5en nno lteiien $,oor >uie
bos bes 21luen bebestt audi pcit16t er
]i9 ebenlo ,uie Oieler bic @ampen nit
1einem @6meife. Gen ld>percr 2ouf
mo6t sen 8oben erbcben unb lein Brill
len 5erreiBt Die 2ii ite; feline slu9en, in
wel6en i'd nur cine ltupioe Wilobeit
tuub9ibt, uno Die idwarSen lpiben90rner
por leiner breiten Gtirn tbut elm llebri9es
einen @e9enltono bcs G@ycdenS ouS inn
Su MAIDEN.
' Mi9t oDne Werorub bie N}anoeupres
bieler rieii9en Seeroe beobadteno, nu'
iterte elmer Der beieen Sd9cr mein Yfero
NIT einem &ennerblif. @ie fDnnten llns,
1a9tc ct cnOlid, eineu ousge5ei6nctcn
9ienF erlpci] en- Gie lebcn bort Die
S9eerbe 8uiiel Die uns ous Dem Me9e
al 9eben l9eint. 9a SIR Yiero ein tiid)<
tiger &cnner lit 10 t0nnten @ie Den
Tur9tlomen >upbl bi6t ouf Den 2cib
riifen unh ibne,,, no mD9li6 9onS in Der
Ndbe, Elm paor @@iilie ouf Den Yels
bremen. sic wiirben bonit miuoe ltens
einen pcr,uunoen uno oic garse 9seroe
oomit gu Sbrer @eriol9una reijep> ibr
jeoo@ nit ibrem rol4tn Sblerc ben @or-
lprun9 ob9ewinnen; nur Die 9e,pono~
teiten uno frditi9lten 5biere >uijroen ST.
mem, BON Den iibri9en id trenneno ouf
ben T.rlen bleiben,, uno nit Diecn mir
Den mir bann onbinben.
SIT bas @uer Grnlt? lro9tc id. Menn
nun mein Nfero ltiirste.
9as miro es nidt> perlebte Ser @iifiel<
jd9er.
gDenn cs aber bod gsiAcbe?
9ann miiroen Sie freilih I6,perlib
oapontommcn bod fat man oer9leihen
au4 19on erlebt. gSenn cs aber SIR
Npos lein iolte 10 9lorrei& 81 enoen>
10 per1pre6e i'd Sbner,, oob i9 su Sbrer
Gbre Elm srdblides 8lutbao unter Den
8iHeln onridlten mill.
6Drt, iogte id oorouf ST Dem Sa9er,
i9 mDdte Gud bod lieber tauleno an
oere @in9e 5u Sc faaen tbun dls 9eraoe
oieies. 9l6er id mill Gub mcln YIero
lciben,
@ie I'M bielc @unlt su bitten, botte
id ni@t wageu m09en uno ib 9laubte
audi, oob Sbnen cine ielbe 3erltreuun9>
wie ib Sbnen por9el lhlo9en, @crgnii9cn
sema6t bdtte.
Sd bantte linn fir ltinen 9uten 98iQen
unb rei9te linn ben 9oiterriemen me.nes
pferoes FIN. 9a mod te li@ Der Biiifsl'
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nur cine Gl1t leincr2 mil0ens@e911er gene
ienwor, 9enug il loGsanita eiaer ,lnbet
16rei6lihen MnoiL2 luie Die lebelbe Sllt,
biePiid) eiuens slllsenblid 9etbeilt botte,
>pieoer suiommcn flob unb Den ungliicfs
li6cn Sd9er in Die 9)fitte nobm. Sd
pergoB mcin Gfer0, unit rur,on OcnMen=
i6cn 81 benfen llnb >ueG3elte einen o19it=
ooQcn SGd nit Dem @efa6rten oe5 ar
men Sco6im. 9ie 9cbrdunten Mon9cn
oes Sd9ers botten lid nit elmer Sooen=
blalic liber6o9cn, un0 er., ltano int 8e9riif
NIT Der Tlinte in Der Tauit leinem JGe=
fdbrten 5u 9ulfe su ellen p16bli6 6sat0
er cber in elm loutes Treuben9eldret u1s
un0 blie6 ltcbcn. Starf in Der Menlme
5>uil6en Den .@0rncrn Ser bei0en BiiTiel,
oie 1i0 cnolib pon Der Golonne 9etrennt
botten, BON luelhcr lie oicGpibc biloeten>
botte Soo6im lid) ouf leincm Yferoe>
tenn bie bide mollcne 9tfc bic i5m nm
ben 2cib gcbunocn NOR Gbut gcgen bic
96ruerltO6e 9o6> bo6. onf9criAtct. @a9.
reno bic oid)t 9eiblollenc Gruppe ouf
uns suronntc> cbne lb Su trennen, Sog
Der Nc;tcr icincn 9c9cn, lcbte cinen SSub
uuf Ben bulAigen giofsn bcs enen Yuf<
fels, ltieb inn Die &lin9e tief ins Tlei1 19
uuo mari liG o!2 oos 36ier cine lsttc
9(nitren9un9 madtc llm njd)t unger0dt
5u 1tertcll ra10 5ur Vyoe. Gs mar ouG
Die bD6ltc 3cit. benn in oen1el6sn 9lu9sn=
bIidc luurbe mein ormcs 9 ierO bon Dem
SiiIfel ouI Die 9Drncr 9enpmmen uub
6intcniber gc>porftn. 0os mar ober
e6cn ieiue Hettun9; benn e5 >uor nlr
aus Scr &lcmmc 5luilGcn lcjneu beiben
Tcinoen crl0lt unO ronrte ]ih l6nel
m;eocr oufroiieno, uon Sen beioenguTeln
ucrIol9t, oauon. Soo1m, Ser oic $oalf=
ter in @Qnben betoltcn Gctte, lief nebcn
inn fer 9riIi inn in Die M}dbne unb
1@won9 lN untcr cinem jubelnocn@oQQD
wicocr Dlnouf.
9tln 1T bie 9lci6e an un5 ioste Der
Sd9er, Der bei mir seh!iebeu war inbcm
ct bel Dem 9lnblid Scr beioen 8iilfel, bic
in wilbcr Neriol9un9 oss Nisrbcs uno
1einss Teiters> in un9lei6em 9ou fe ouf
unS suronnten, w66reno oie Gplonnen,
ibrcr bciocn TiiDrer beroubt> ZEN 0u9eln
5ufliiNtetcn leinen ASolten wicocr ,ein=
ncDm. 9Sir luorfen uns az Scr l6rdgen
G6l1un9 ocs 6(ulies pIatt ohf Ser 2eib
uno crwortcten 10 Die beibcn Siiffcl mel
0e einen .9lugenblitf @olt moOttn un6
un!er >uiitbi9em 8riillen Die gr0e nit BEN
$o6rncrn al flpiiblten. 81. erbliften lie
ros rot6c Sud- uno bci Dem Grblicfen Ser
perbobten Sorbe l6icncn Die beioenSbiere
nit milOer 6rcuoe ein 3iel al begriiBen,
bos ibncn minoe items @tono 6islt. @ie
rannten olli uns 5u. N{on fam TD
16merlih .einen Se9riH bon Dem 50ouer-
liGen Mnblif zines III 98utb perlebttn
per>puuoeten 8iiffels MAIDEN. 8ei jeoer
gclue9uns itr6mte Dem unlri9eu bas
Slut aus Oct tieien SSunoe un0 r0tbcte
feline l6>uor5e Mabne; ein blutiger
@9oum quoll aus 1einen 9lii1tcrn> ocren
fiirGterlibes Gdnauben uns INNER
ndber fam. Ser onoere 8iiffel fam inn
5upor> Den luiloen Ylid tier auf oos rotbs
Sud- gcrihtet. 9io6 cine Wlinute mebr
unb mir 5atten uns beieer miitbenOsn
8enien 81 erluebren sebobt. Gliidli6er'
meile jtiir5te aber oer pertuuncete Buffel
cine Gecunoe porbcr. "Teucr !" rief .jebt
ber eSGoer nebcn mir unO bon aipei@uQeln
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ld) &g1lllr) Snp11 nen belOeuG yu1ellGgern
i6ne1 gliidlide Sogo, 1ie mir 9lifli6e
Geije ,pinl l0eno.
|. : Sn s(s spi; lu5all lit cine 9ln5obl
un9liidlid)er 9euti6er on9etomnlen,
I,ael6c .i0 t6eits BON Seem Dort nod
ns0r obcr npn 9eutl6lonb aug botten
Fpesloden lolien1 nod 8enesuela ous5ur
wanoern. Sn @enc5uela purben sic sen
oeutl lhsn Ginuanoerern 9e9cbenen Ser
lpre6ungcn oufs i@nDoclte 9ebroDen.
9!fon 6rohte fe BORT in &aiernel1, luclhc
@efdn9niiien ouf Elm Scar 9lei6en uno
pcrtbciIte lie lpdter bon bort obne &iid=
fGt au{ oos Dem 9teuantDmmling sefdbr<
liNc Glimo unter 4Fon5ern i'm Snnc,n.
Niele BON i5nen lino Dem &lima erlegcn.
Sen fraiti9en unb cntl6loiieniten 9eIou9
cs an Der RiiTe 81 entlicben, uno eini9c
fanoeu bprt 8eiterbcf6rouns nud gS=
pinwoll. Ser eut1de Gonlul in Nspin-
|lpaa nimmt lid i6rer an, bis59ritte &C.
11eben t0nnen, lic entlueoer na6 Cali
ornen ooer nob glclu Yort 5u lenoen.
- IN 3 w ii 1en0 # cines Som-
burger 9ompfers linS cine Menge
0eutlG oic bercits in 9lmerito oemeicu
un0 >uc0cn Der bieli9en @e19dfts ltpduue
unSufriebcn nit biclem 9onoe oe,porocn
woren, no6 Ben Ser Gtaoten surid9e=
tebrt, reiGer an Der Gr'o )rln9, boB cs
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