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The New York herald., 1875-11-08
EUROPE.
DEyTIsTR i.

4 SET OF TEErit MADE ~ THREE HOURS AT
"A ~ West TErty-t1urth street between sixth and
Seventh avenues Bradway-speeal mcdaniel den
iry U@r rubber pearl. whalebone rubber gold and
platna sets; Punper Regulators, &c. Take green car
from Grand xth Broadway
SENBEDCbH, Is West Ihrty yfOurth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

HHEo. THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS
AND FULL PUBLIC REHEARS AkM
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November ~, al q
FIRST PUBLIC REHEARSAL
Admission rs cents; reserved seats. A..
SATURDAY EVENING. November -. ats,
FIRST SYMPHONY CONCERT
OYERTC RE. "phignia in Aulis 1iack
PASTORALE IcLrt.,,,a. n..,o.. n..h
Mime ASTQINETTE STERLING.
Symphony No S in op, Beeth1~en
DER DOPPELGAENGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schubert
Nine. ANrOINETTE STERLING.
Symphony "Diyina Comedia .Idsxt
CHORUS OF FEMALE VOICES.
Admission tickets the concert ~ and ~ - according
locaon; reserved Tho sale ~ tickets
will commence MONDAY morning the box office "a
Steinway Hall; Schrmers 7Ul broadway; ia Broadway
and 1T 80 Union square.
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RoMAcE IN KANSAS.
4 CHEYENNE fSbIAS lffEMpTs TO All
buct 4 FAkMRk,s bAbGiiTER.

. Z IL y
Que Of the main tributaries Of the Little
Arkansas river Is called Running Turkey
Greer at tile ir outll ofwn nicll II Jim Geary's
ranslle, III did and somewhat botorious
stopping place Id tile day when Govern
ment provisio,is were hauled from Fort
Harker to tile Indian Territory by means
of hull and mule teams. Among the
early settlers was family from Ohio
named Falcoiier, which consisted Of ftoat'
FalcoRer, his wife Saraii aid ,;ilonly
daughter, Bessie. III thistime. about seven-
teen years oid. Tile young girl was en-
gagged to young farmer, and had hotliing
happened would have been married on
last Friday evening. The time for the
lnafrilige arrived, 50 did the bridegroom
aud invited guest, but strange, nobrit!e
appeared. Her paren,si surprising she
was il lier rg,ui, went 10 the duor 10 warn
iler iltt lie title for tile iitrfuriiiriice Of
lie tereinony had arrived wlieii they
found tile room empty. II was early
evening did not yet dusk; they walked to
lie ssiiido& to elideiivor to discover the
trtant. Their horror may he imagined
&hen they saw, rapidly disappearing
through The timber or Tie creek bank, a
iian cqirfyiig III his arm The form Of d
young girl, which, ffbm tfe dress, they
inimediaitiy recognized as that Of their
daughter In ain instant tile alarm WAS
given, and lie &lole party Well armed,
started ii pursuit.: Within d few minutes
they wefe aiilliii gullsliot Of the fugitive,
but were linalle touse their weapoiIs iIi
consequence If his shielding Ills bt,dy
with the lSseit ftrhi IL tie bride elect. The
young lover was almost frantic, and ia Ills
frenzy appeared to have gained the feet
iiess Of the alIteiupe,osefiaRiiig the almost
breatlllcss ab,luctor, ne SEIZED him, and
after brief struggle wrested the girl from
him. at the same time discovering that
the al,ductor was a Cheyenne fn,liah WHO
had been around the iieighboriiU6d fo- Il
year or two.-At the same ifnie tlIat the
farmer regained his sweetheart The savage
with am eel Ike wlggle, escaped from MS
lloI,l and started on keen run down the
creek. The pursuers. however,, were ton
much for him. and one of their number
brought him to the ground 10y means Of a
wellsaimed bullet froma nee,ie-gun. Ii
was seen asceriained that the red man
was only wounded in the thigh. He was
then taken prisoner and lodged in "a neigh
borine dugout. fron which BY spIne means
he escaped during the night, carrying the
needegun ball In his thigh, aud has not
since been heard Of although diligent
search has been made by The friends ofthe
yonng lady, whose wedding has been i'm
definitely pos,Inned III consequence Of an
attack ofbrain fever, the result Of the
fright she received.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11
AVOID GOSSIP.

We condemn gossip. scandals twin sis
ter. set IL !. fault easily committed. We
begin by gentle ,leprecaiory reference to
omcbody's infrmi,y of temper. aud We
find ourselves specifying particular time
and scene, which strsigltway tho one who
hears tells again to sonre QUO else with ad.
diiioB. slight. perhaps, b,r material
Igefore We know il. We have stirred rp .
hornets nest. This mag be dote without
any more potent motive than nero lose
Of fun---and half the grsir ~ the social
world il ~ the untlGukhg knid. inslhged
IN merely from sfirit Of droilery. Far
worse il that other sort Of talk which ends
n SANDER aud begins iu ualic5. and which
separates friends and sunders the tics q
Years Of in,etconfse wilhils skafp shd jir.
ring discOrds. The oily way to avoid the
evil Is 10 refrain from making the affairs Of
our friend a staple article Of conversation IN
the household. There are plenty, ofsub-
isc,s,at baud let Us avid persoralises.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11
MARKET REPORT OF FASHION.

PREPARED BY DELL ARLINGTON.
Brains MiGdling; nudt offered u bes,
quality.
Molesty-Quiet sales dull.
Dotestic kcoRohy None IN market.
Coujugal Lovc--small stock on hand.
Religion--Not much old fashioned
Home Sweet llome-Gune up the spout.
Bloom Of iouth-Market stocked. bit tie
demsnu exceeding the supply.
Dead Folks nait-Stlll cvihiiiaiids good
price.
Disintefested Friends None guilty.
Balls, llups, Natteaux, etc.--l'risk and
steady.
Charity that Ii kind-Quoted somewhere
IN that old. fashioned hook, the Bible.
Home .Amnsements-l,athcr dull.
The Snvb Fami!, Controls the market.
Prudence and Prppriety-Uut u style.
Vocal Music We quotes lille stretching.
little sgualling considerable bowling
Instrumental sinslc--None IN market but
ihe tremendous operate.
PlatuDic Affection Market active and stca-
dy
Diamonds--Greatly in demand, either rea
or spurious.
I.aces Real point steady at a high figure.
l;abies-Maiket only moderately active.
Current Literature. Blood aud thunder
stories aud sensational French novels
much IN demand.
Summer Resorts-Stockcd with invalids.
fast women, shoddy bellies, bogus mil.
lionaires, pick. pockets, block -heads, and
Some Of the Dent family.
Imitation Jewelry-Ileayy sales; prices
firm ut the dollar Stores.
Slandei very heaty.
a viruous Woman iler price IS FIR a.
bore tubies.
loves Young Drcaih-yide TON Moore.
l'lirtatlous- Unusually attisG Among both
married aud simgle.
NIafri gc- Demands high; hgutcs, say one
million or more.
DiTOrses--slarkst btiek a easy prices. =
SAMMY South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11
wttHr xRE woMSA's KIfHrs.

The following lines set forth, more beau
tifully than all the so-called advocates Q
'womau's rights have been able to do
what exalted prerogaiIves nature has bee
bestowed Upon women:
The right to wake when others sleep;
I'he right to watch. the right to weep;
The right 70 comfort ii distress:
The right to sooth. the right to bless.
The right the widows heart TO cheer;
The right 70 dry the Orphans tear;
l'he right to1 feed aud clothe the poor.
The right to teatR them to endure;
The right. when other friends have fowb.
Aud left tlie sufferer all alone.
10 kneel that DING conch beside.
Aud meekly point To lfiG who died;
The right happy hong 20 maze
IL any cline for Jesus sake.
Rights such rs these are all we crave.
Until our last--a peacefua grave.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11
voLTAIRE ON MARRIAGE.

The great Ioltaire said: !" The more
married men you have. the fewer crimes
there vii. be. Marriage renders man
more virtuous aud more gise. an nh.
married man is hut half ofa perfect being.
aud il requires the other half to make
things right. aud il cannot be expected
that in this imperfect state he can kee? the
straight path Of recti.ude any. more than .
noat without an oar, or q bird with but
nne wing. can kees straight course. In
nine cases oat ~ ten where married men he.
como drunkards Or commit triiiies against
the peace vf the community. the fOunda.
tion Of these acts were laid while in sin
gle state. or where the wife i. rs Is some
times the case, an unsuitable match. Mar.
risge changes the current Of a MAN feel.
ings. and gives him centre for bis thoughts
bis affections and his acts. Here is home
for the entire man, and the counsel, the
affection, the example and the interest Of
his better half keeps him fromhis erratiC
courses. and from falling intoa a thousand
temptations TO whichhc would otherwise
be exposed. Therefore, the friend 70
marriage is the fricru to society ahf to bis
country,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11

There Was Il fun jaif delivery al Greens.
bbrooii rues,ify night. Tie Patriot says
that tyd2 Crulhis. being uiiweli, was al
lowed the privilege OF The passage. uI,,cn' upon
which, ilYe cells open aid SHE Ly means
unknnwtf procured Case knife which had
been converted INTO a'nice celittIesaw-wi,lr
tnis she sawed hel6ck oftlie cell III which,
King aud Durham '3efe, wlio being freed
themselves, did snnffar services for the
baianee or the prisoniS. Mine tscal,ed,
two'retufning of their 5wsn accord.
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81
The Wilmington Journal says: We learn
from reliable source that Mr.. John IVES.
colt was drowned at, Lockwoo,rs Folly on N
Wednesday last. Mr.. Wescott, Who is i
pilot, and who formerly lived at smith,
vile, and bit recently moved 70 Lock
Moa,fs Folly %hefe hs' f5iloIssY l,is bro. b,.,
ifessfcn, riggcd up his boat. as1iall sloop,
TO board vessel off the inlet. He took on
board with him u negro man VINO gem
orally assisted him in managing his craft.
As the sloop WIS crossing tlie iiilet IL
istrtitls uroifan' ci,f wreck and ea,siSed..
and Immediately SUNK Mr. wescoiisl and
the negro swan forsllore. which tile latter
succeeded In reaching. but MI. Weseoitt
was drowned. The Negro went to Smith
Vile yesterday and made Known tie facts
to the relatives Of the deceased.
Mr.. weseott has been a pilot on Tie
coast for Years, and was conceded to be
aii'excellent swimmer, and n isS Generally
believed that some portion or tie rigging
OF the sloop must have ihjuref him when
she tal,sized
me deceasedta1es wife who resides
m this. Girys
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11
TIE woMANsS WORLD.

Although they may not be willing TO ac'
kuowlelge il, the happiness Of the race de-
pends to great extent upon women. They
regulate the domestic life; and upon il.
more thar upon the great events which gu
the pages Of history. depeiif individual
peace and comfort. Probably few things
have more TO DO with the happiness of the
household than the presence Or absence ol
that exquisite tact which rnnLGs the sharp
corners and softens the asperities Of differ.
ent characters. enabling people differing
most widely TO live together in peace,
cheercd by mutual good Offices The pos
session OF this quality Is the especial char.
acteristic. and lis exercise one Of the most
delightful orerogatiyes Of womanhood
We may be willing to lose all. 10 die i
need be. Cor those We love. but IL We do
not. from day 10 day. abstain from the liz.
tle unkind OF thouthless acts which inter-
fere with their comfort. We shall utterly
fail to make them happy, aud their heart,
will inevitably escape Us. The heroic and
magnificent acts Of life are few. To man,
but one TO mOst. none comes in life.
tinic. Therefore influences can only come
Though the right performance of the
trihess which make the sum Of hnihan
things"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11

PLowIxc ron wmEAr.-The soofisr
this is done the better, aud the more
thoroughly. too. the greater VIII be the
advantage III ever respect. Deep blowing
largely ihsut6s against winter killing. the
escape Of sapcrincumbent water being
facilitated By the loose6ing n cf tie soil.
% not turn under tco' deeply. HoWeSer,
manures FOR whest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11

Eoarling school miss !: soa. Charliel
expect 10 graduate at next commencement
'tiradua,eS What will you graduate 10 I
why. ia white tulle =
A woman's view Of the mouey question
How much is lie wUrtl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11

Says the Greensboro Patriot: Mr.. Harry
Reed shoWed u 4 hens egg yesterday
which measures ~ inches ia siircilnlfer-
ence one way six ffehes the utiier. and
weighs three aiisf 4 quarter ounces. The
hen Is Of medithf size. and goes righr
along laying this soF every day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11

Tie lrtdifen PiUucerilrifs ddhfusts gto,l
and evil: lfsifevTlle lnas ssver churches.
two licensed beer-saloons, Shfass bsid.
h,sc ball club Rri Thes'lan Corlrs. all
We need now t0 bed full fleslgvi city Il
an organize,f hand 81 passage ,bftres and
u Young AhHs christian Association.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11

The Wilmington Journal says: There,
is no accounting for anything this hot
weather. We heard yesterday Of i strange
occurrence which tonk place 1t 4 1. plantation
on Tohhsaifi ssouhd. 4 gentleman from N this this
sound informs Us that lie has hen that
having gone through the process oflaying
The usual number or eggs, took, it into her
head 10 have Il set and hatch them out.
She proceeded 10 this duty with earnest
ness. and fafthfuiiy attended 10 Il for the
space Of tt'o weeks, When, firing of the
monotoniy, or overcome By the extreme
heat, sic abandoned her nest aud left the
eggs to spofi. Strange Is sgy,. However. However
sucll dtf not oettGf, f5faiiter the remaining
week had expired, each particular egg
produced a little chick, hatched entirely
by the warmth Or the atmosphere.
This, we are assured, Il iiio1t an eggs ags
geiated story, and 4 Is told eggs-1ac:tly as i.
Vas told fous.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-11
THOUGHTS FOX SATURDAY NIGHT

It is but one step from coinpanionshib
to slavery, when one associates with vice.
Active natures are rarely melancholy.
Activity aid iiiclaiicIuly are Incompatible.
10 lite it Is difficult d say who do you
the most uischief--eneiiiies with tile worst
intenriJps; Of friends with tie best.
Toll; feel, thiiik,, hope. A man is sure
to dreaiii enough before lie dies, without
making arrangeiients for the purpose.
Whatever rbuses the moral nature,
whether II BE- danger or suffering, or the
apftouoH Of death, Ganish aubeIiefin i mo-
ment.
The height Cf earthly proaistiiot4n and glo.
ry lifts US up no whit nearer lleaseh ftia
easier to step there from the lOwly vale Of
humiliation and sorrow.
Mary said d preacher, addressing CO.
lored convert, is not the love Of God won won
derful!' She replied: / do not think IL
is 50 wonderful; because it is just like him.
Grace is glory militant and glory is grace
triumphant; grace is glory begun. glory is
grace made perfect; grace is the FIRST de-,
gree Of glory, glory is the highest degree Of
grace.
Generosity during life is very different
thing from generosity in the hour Of death |;
the one proceeds from iiberality and benreeyy.
olence, the other froIii pride aid fear. !.
True science, which Is the knowledge ocf
facts, and true philosophy, which is the
knowledge Of principles. are always allied
to ttfe religion, which is the harmony Of
the soul with facts and principles.
No ftian' life is free from struggles and
mortfications, not even the happiest but
every one may build up his own happiness
by seeking mental pleasure. and thus make
himself indebendeht Of outward fortune.
Human reason, after guessing and roani- H.,
ing from sect to sctt. yeatns tof Lord and
Master. not to crush it down but to take Il
up. weak, beSildeteed aud Weary, and fold
it IN that divine reasotn whence alone il borr-.
rcws vigor and illumination.
Il is a good and safe rHle to sojourn IN
every place as IL yoa meant t5 speni your
life :Tiere, never omaitting an opportunity of
doing Kindness. Or speaking true word,
or milking Ii friend. Seeds thus sown BY
the Eaysile often bring forth abundant har-
vest.
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MuH6iuno oer Mdtbfcl in 80. 1877.
l. Roran - Orton.
.. 2af, 2it, Cuff.
9agrcma1f9a6e 5ar 2setislft8u.8.

@ib einer Yerfon bic Nufsabe, bab fe ielbit
Dir 3oblen nenncn io(e, bic iolaenoe giaen'
id)aften baben miif1en sfeine bon beiben 3ab'
len oarf ourh 8 tbcilbar iein !; bet llnterl9ee
bciber 3oblen oarf ni@t eurd 8 tbeilbar eim
uno aud Die Summc beoer 3ablen oarf niht
ourd tDeilbar iein, obne bob Elm &ef bleibt.
g. aibt namlid ioldle 3mei 3ob(en ni4t, OBJ
tpobl eS idcint, man fonnte iie finben. Beld)e
,>uei 3oblen man au@ nennen mag, 10 1T ent-
lpeoer cine oaoon, ober ibr llnterhieb, oher ibre
Summe itets burd tbeilbar. @exn bil nun
Semanocn oiefe aufeabe iteqf, Bet bieies niht
weib, 70 miro berielbe mad lansen 8erinden
bic 2oiuna aufaebcn miiilen. slio oerfud)e es
erit ielbit uno bann foroere einen anbern aur
llnterbaltuns oasu auf.
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" euj abrs~r dtbfeI..
st d t b 1cl.

Sd femme ein 8aumd,cn sar fein unS ,art,
DoS tragt euh 8riid)te gar icltener Mrt;
GS funfelt unb leuAtet nit bellem @d)ein,
@cit in hes @inters No1t biuein
DoS cben bic 2inber unb freuen iid) febr,
llno pfliidcn bonn gaumden unb pFiiden
Is leer.
Die Come 9at's unb au@ BET Monb,
llnb ieoer Rorper, ber 9lanjet,
Sic iilberne Tlatte bat es aud,
@orauf man bic Speiien treoen3et,
Das Bai1er bats, Die Wild, Der @ein,
Gar fart fat es BET Goelitein;
Sin icbes Beien bats ei9entlid,
Con piirb' e benz au9e nidt aeiaen iid.
llnb oft iit cS ipieber eiu Bosen Papier,
@orauf man etiuos beitdti9t Dir,
0od) trauen mubt ou DEM 9anjen Mort,
N(ein Qeier, nur auberit ielten;
@S 1T MIR bic Sdale, bic hiemdIs oir
Sir ben Aern bet So@e oorf gelten.
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Muf6iuna Der Mufaabc gtp. lOS.

IS harcn bic @dter unb Sobne MIR
Verionen, n6mlid ciu gntel nit feinem @ater
unb ieinem @roboater; Der Nater III Sebn bes
GrobuuterS uno Batcr hcs Gnfels.
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Qas. @ eftafr.
g. Sic Quft.

~ NH elncm: Tlll1l9cn, 10mercn, el0lt1=
1hen @tcffe ongefiillt, ben man Quit
nennt. 9ie1e 9dnie 2uftlnaiie, Die Die
Groe t,rgibt unb ibr 5ur getleiouna
oient beiEt Ntmospbdre.
Sic @dwere, lpomit oicle 2uitldule
ouf ieoet O6er flade eincs Quooratfubcs
laltet betrd9t 5peitaui emo Yfuno. g.
bat elm Menid BON selp0bnlidemWudle
gang iiber Elm @e>uid)t BON einuno3pon,
ai9touienb Yfuno auf ieinem 0oupte.
Wie tommt's, bab mir oapon ni6t er-
oriidt 1peroen 9ieler @eoante jbeint
i'm @tanee Jill ltin, uns in @er,pirruno
au brin9en aber bic 8eunrubisuns, Die
er nns peruriadt, perlpanbelt 1i1 in Sc.
numbering, menn mir b0ren, ooB bic
meni9e 2uft, Die in unierm G6rper lit
uno Die lib obne Mufb0ren erncuert, bin.
rei@eno lit, nm oisier i9r.dli6en 2oF,
Die auf uns lie9t, uno Der 2uft, Die uns
bon aQen @eiten um9ibt, oos @lei99es
wi@t gu bolten. Dieie beio.n 5bdtietti'
ten 6eben iid 9e9enl leitie ouf, ooer piel,
mebr, mon fiibIt lie nibt. neil iie lia
0e9enleitig ait fwie9en. @ie linb jcoo6 in
Der Sbot porbonoen. Gin flarer 8elpcs
oofir lit: Wenn man, Die 2uft, bic i'm
&0rper zines Sbieres lit, auspumpt, 10
miro bieies Sbier BON Der 2ait Der dub.
ern 2uft platt 9ebriidt uno itirbt aui Der
SteQe. Wenn man aber bic Quft aug
pumpt, bic um elm Sbier berum 1i6 BE-
finoet, ,pie man nit Der 2uftpumpe tbut,
10 oebnt, li9 Die inners2uft ouBeroroent.
li@ aug uno bldbt Bag Sbi.r auf, 10 bab
es ebenf faQs itirbt.
9iele 1ueniQe 2uft ol1n, Die in unlerm
&0rper it. lit i'm @tanbe, Elm @.u idt
bon mebr als einuno3lpan5i9tau@en @enb
Yfunb aufsubeben, un5 oos @eeenee.
,uidt 5u halten; cs tpirtt oljo nit elmer
Rraft, bic oie'em@emidbte dbnlid it's az
1T oos erite Muuoer. 9ier nod Elm at e..
tes. Dteielbe 2uft, Die in unltrn 9uneen
1T. uno bic Elm @eluidt BON einunoimon=
si9tsuleno g funoen trast, ltrebt sbenfa0s,
lid ous5ubreiten, uno ooour6 ben gan.
sen 3ulammenbans uniers Gorpers Al
trsnnen uno 5u bre@en. Dieies idredide
@treben finoet olio icin @e9eneemidt in
Der 2uft, Die uns umgibt. Sic blobe
@lei4beit bieIer furdtbaren unb m0roer;-
iden Rrdfte mo4t un'ere gan5e @i6er~
belt aus; 10 tu,e oos @lei6gemibt ouf<
bort, 10 iterben mir. Nber nein; Die
9ano, bic oiele ungebeuern &rdfte 9e.
ibaffen bat, um Die 9onje Notur in Sid.
tioteit gu brin9en, >ud9t nit VorIdt ouf,
uno mdBi9t jeoen @usenblid Den Drons
Der einen eurd ben Wioerltano Der an
bern.
SIR frast pieIl,i9t, ,parum bi. 2uit,
Die uns 10 nabe lit uno nit folder &roft
ouf uns mirft, nidt bemerft weroen tann |?
Sic @ntwort auf oieie 6rase glib uns si.
nen neuen Beueis bon elmer Yor1tbuna
Die auf ole unlere Beoiir fniile merit.
Benn Die SUIT lidtbar ,pdr., 10 mdre Die
Nnlidt Der @e9enitd ni9t mebr 9e=
nau. 9a jeoes 2ufttbeil@en 9enug Mus.
bebnung bate, I'M oas 2i9t 5uridjus
werfen> 10 piiroen mir oos, ,pas uns um<
9;tt, nur 10 leben, lpie bur9 Die @on=
nenltrablen, bic in Elm bunfles 3immer
fallen, uno Dom @taube, oer barin fliegt,
3uriid9emorfen >perben. Snbem @ott, oi.
QuIt bur9ous I'M nl!6tbor mad)tc, bat er
er lib ni6t be9nilgt> uns 9tnauer bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-29
MufQabc GO. 107.

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gatte, 10 ioi1ren es So. aSie picle @dQler
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