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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

man ID San Francisco entered police
station III a state of intense excitement and
told the captain that he wanted to prefer a
charge against his room mate. 1--WE both
wanted to go to heaven he said, and we
knew we couldn't get there if we committed
suicide. We talked the matter over good
deal, and finally We agreed to kill each other.
The plan was for each of US to have sharp
razor ready at the other throat, and at a sig
nal. TO cut as hard and deep as we could. We
got all ready. with the razors at our Threats
aud l gave the word. 1 cut his throat ali
right, but he failed to do as he agreed, and
here am alive. l want to make regular
charge OF false pretenses against him, SO he
can't get into heaven The captain locked
up the maniac, tor such he was, and went to
the room described by him. There he found
that man had been murdered by having his
throat cut while asleep in bed The lunatic
mad invented the rest of the story, and while
under an hallucination had committed the
deed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

Judge Perrin, of Falmouth, kentucky, per-
formed a marriage ceremony for Clay Ashton
and his sweetheart A week later the hus-
band called again. ''Oh, ] see," said the
Judge, you have come after the certificate ="
" Oh, you don't see. was the reply; IL
haven't come after the certificate. What /
want is divorce.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

"Well, what can | do for YOU" said Da-
mon, Of the Milwaukee poor department to a
Ninth Ward female all rags and tatters. "Id
like a cord o wood, bag o flour, and if ye
don't mind, Mister. a daily paper for SIX
months, Jest to see how this Beecher trial is a
comm out. We see. VIM llcalMts Ne.rs.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

A wealthy and eccentric woman in Spring
field, Ill. contributes $500 year to the sup
port OF one OF the churches there, but cannot
be induced to attend single service. nor will
she allow its pastor to enter her house. She
says that = he means well, and that is why
she gives him the money. but she doesn't de-
sire to hear any OF his cant"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

NO distinction on account of sex, saws Dame
Fashion. New spring waterproofs for ladies
viii be made exactly after the Ulster pattern
for gentlemen
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

The annual race between the Cambridge
and oxford crews will take place Saturday,
March 20. The betting in London is six to
four IN favor Of Cambridge.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

Scene-a darkey barber-shop. Ham-hued
customer standing before the looking glass.
II. H. CT say, brudder Hopper, is you
suah dat civilized bill done passed bofe
Houses?
Hopper Vas. jedge, done pass EN- bofe
mo an week ago.
H. H. c. Wall, I don see what good de
civilized bill done to me nohow: my face jes
as black as t ever was, an my h var as kinky
as ebber. /! don like them kyarkret- baggers
and republican party nohow.- HashiH5ton
LdpitH
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

An Indianapolis writer says that women
with slight indications of a moustache can
love harder than those with bare upper lip.
They are generally superior women, besides.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

1t is now definitely settled that the installa-
ton OF the Prince of Wales as Grand Master
of the Freemasons shall take place on April
81 at the Albert Hall, London More than
1000 Masons will be present, and the scene
will be one of extraordinary snlendor.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

The British volunteer force, which does
not include the militia, numbers two hundred
and thirty-siX thousand six hundred and
eighty five men.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

In Palatka, Fa., they arrest men who don't
pay their hotel bills and call them burglars,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

A gigantic swimming bath, composed OF
iron, and rooted in with plate glass has been
moored IN the Thames at London. The water
that is admitted to it flows through a thick
bank of charcoal, and is so effectually filtered
that it sparkles and elistens as if it were drawn
from an arteSian we'll
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

'Ilce President Wilson, says an exchange.
us having boils' This then, is the reason
he doesn't take his seat as President OF the
Senate souier-J0rnQl.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

Barnum has rendered Mr. Varley, the Eng
lish revivalist, the use Of the Hippodrome for
Sunday evening. The congregation will GER
tainly be in tiers on that occasion.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

"S'now use" talking about clean streets,
g Lingering in the lap Of spring. in the
most improper manner The author Of
" Beautiful Snow has left the country in
disguise. Y I. Ereninl M1a.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

France is the greatest wheat producing
country in the world. She produced, in 1873.
3'2, 20H, 900 bushels. The United States rank
second and Russia third.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
An Animated Bouquet.

Lucy Hooper, in Paris letter to the Phiia.
delphia Press, tells the following: A superb
iancy ball has recently been given at Men
tone by the Countess de p. The hostess
wore gorgeous Russian costume, with a
tiara composed Of precious stones, from which
fell long white veil The most successful
dress Of the evening was Pierrot costume
worn by a young physician, who, by some
mistake, did not receive his invitation till the
very day on which the ball was to take place,
1t course too late to send to Paris for u dress
b@lng an inventive gentleman, he devised
costume which for elegance and originality
could not be surpassed.
Hiring plain white Pierrot dress, he sent
out and bought up all the Parmese yiolets
which CHANGED to bloom in the gardens of
&he city. He then hired five workwomen to
sew these viole.s in little clusters all over his
dress as close rs they could be set. This was
accomplished in few hours; so ut the ap-
1Dlnted time the physician entered the ball
room transformed into pertumed and ami
mated bouquet Of violets. The sensation he
created was immense The ladies all crowded
around him and We're invited to pluck the
fragrant ornaments from his dress. which
ehey did with such hearty goodwill that lie
Fts soon despoiled of his purple decorations
Iudson +. Miles. OF South Carolina was
sldge of a district court in Northern Texas.
NouG Of Joke, but was very decided in the
discharge Of his duty. Thomas Fannn
smith was a practicing lawyer at the bar, and
having sbametully misstated the law in his
address to the Jury, turned to the Court and
asked the Judge to charge the jury accord
lnTlF The Judge was indignant, and replied:
n Does the counsel take the Court to be
sgoI z"
smith was not abashed by this reproof. but
instantly responded
il trust your honor will not insist on an
answer to that question, rs might, i'll answer
IT, i truly, be considered guilty of contempt
af court.
~ Fine the counsel ten dollars, Nh Clarke,
said the Judge.
smith Immediately paid the money, and re-
marked, "it was ten dollars more than the |
oart could show.
f.ne the counsel fifty dollars, said the |
Judge
The fine was entered by the clerk, and |
Saith not being able to respond in that sum.
sat down.
The next morning on the.opening Of court,
saith rose, and, with much Difference Of man
uer. began:
May it please your honor the clerk took
aaat little joke OF yours yesterday about the
NIFTY dollars as serious, rs perceive from the
~eading of the minutes. Will your Honor BE-
pleased to inform him of his error, and have
1t erased?"
Tie GOODNESS of the request, aud the i'm
piled apology, pleased the judge, aud he re-
Ditted the fine.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

Herbert Spencer Indignantly denies that
married life IS favorable to longevity. It is
evident that Herbert doesn't know old Brio
ham Young.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

The Chicago Times claims to expend $40, :
600 per year for special telegraph tolls and
publishes affidavits of its business manager to
prove that its weekly expenses average some
thing over 5000.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

The National House Of Representatives got
clear of Sypher as part of its closing pro-
ceedings last evening. If all the cphers had
been expelled at the opening af the session
(eiphers count when placed in certain posi-
tions) the record Of the popular branch
would have been considerably improved -
Boston Transcript
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

'Jacoh kissed Rachel. and lifted up bis
voice and wept.' The example Of Jacob can
not be too highly commended 1t were better
for man to utter forty penitent howls than
to write one letter OF contrition. - Eroohtlu.
ir!,l>
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

The British National Association of Spiritual
lists have beon incorporated as limited liability
company.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

Inc Texas Medical Association will have p ten
Gays sitting at austin Ia April. commencing on
the 18th. W
ASK Your grocer for Paraonn yeast nnuSer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

That drunken men have TO rights which
street car companies are bound to respect, is,
III effect, the decision of a New York Judge.
IN case where company was sued by the
widow of a man who was killed by being run
over by car, while intoxicated. The court
held that the accident resulted from the vic
TIM Intoxication, and not from a lack Of care
on the part Of the company.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
Vaccination in China.

1t has been stated that the Emperor of
China 5 death was caused by the smallpox
| whence it might be inferred that vaccination
Is not practiced in the Celestial Empire This
however, says a Paris journal, is not the case
| The virtues of the cow-pox were known to
them many years before Jenner discovered it
in our part of the world Their historians
fix it at about the twelfth century of our era.
Now, as we got the smallpox from the arabs
toward the end of the tenth century, when
Rhazes first described it, the question arises
rs to whether that disease existed in China
before. physician Of that country, who has
written an extensive work on medi-
cine, says on this subject that smallpox was
unknown until the middle Of the reign Of the
Cheou dynasty, which hourished about the
sixth century before Christ. and that it was
only toward the end of the Song dynasty,
answering to our twelfth century, that innocu-
lation was practlced on young children as
means OF protection from the spontaneous
malady The experiment was first tried on
the Emperor grandson, and succeeded per-
fectly. and for more than fifty years the
reputation Of this treatment grew in the
minds of the people; but it became grad
ually apparent that the remedy was not
especially when the disease
assumed all epidemic character. As |
for the cow-poy, the missionaries at Pekin
sent over accounts OF IL as early as lf3 While |
Jenner only published his discovery in 1716 |
The way in which the Chinese innoculate the |
cow-pox is this The dry virus. in pulveru-
lent state. is blown through silver tube into
the left nostril if the patient be a girl, and in
TO the right one IN case of boy. A second |
and more modern method consists in dissolv-
ing the dry virus in four or five drops of clear
water this is then taken up in little cot
ton. which they thrust into the right or left
nostrl, according 70 the sex, as above stated.
The third way consists in performing the
same operation with fresh virus, which is
taken on the spot from healthy child
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

GAlETY THEATEE.-The usual crowd were
IN attendance at the Gayety last night The
entertainment was fully in keeping with The
usual excellent variety performances which
Manager Flynn otl5rs to the theater-going
public. Tonight will be a gala night, and
We advise lovers Of fun to attend
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

NyllicA uf these courses shsil nc puIsue,..
wise the present situation, which amounts to a
,;ai Of ins,iee will be perpetuae ed and poe slbiy
Thirdly thew ara very Qurables CONS
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

for Paragon yeast powders.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
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GDtc9go, 22. Wfdr3.
Mu6 bas, tpas in Iebter Wo6e I'M
Stauoalpro5eB Dorftel, last 1t1 fiIr an7
it3noige Wteni6en tur5 3ulommenfaler.
Die &ertbeibi9er Beeder'S tuuBten
aud in lebter Mo0e ni6ts. gar nihtS
por3ubringen, tpoour1 bic S6ulobetpeile
gegen iDrelt @lienten 9elbtpG6t iperoe1l,
1onoern tie batten es mieosr Dor MueM
Darauf abgeie6en, Clifton ais einen Iuoerz
lidDen OtenI9eu btnsulteLle1, ais Oh barr
aus fol9te, oaB 8ee6er fetn Gbebre6er
lei! Oo1 tie Datttn nit ibren Scugen
audi in Der eben Gugeoeuteteu Jtl@tMng
penig @liid!
Die 9Gdrterin GareD, bur6 tpeI6e ite
beipctien MOLTEN, oab &tIton leiner franz
fen Srau eiH S6ulbbefenutniB abgez
u0thigt unb ab9ebrObt babe, muBte 1elblt
eeiteben, baB ie Dor bet Ebiire Stpar ben
SNau Der unterreoung 5pilben clifton
ulO letner Jrau pernolnilen, aber feline
slide Deutltb geb0rt babe, unO Dab bas
8enebmen Stlton'S 9e9en feline tranfe
6rau itets Elm eittGe5 geUelen let.
Sin auf Soften Der Oertbetoigung bon
SuDiana nn1 8rOoflDn getDmmener
GpiscopalpreDiger 9tamen5 Gap ersdblte
Elm Qanges ulD SreiteS barber, oaB er
feline Rrofe1iDritelle al elmer &cbrGnltalt
III SnDtana oesbalb oerloren babe, ipetl
er Dor eiuigen Sa6ren 8eruabrlI1g ge8en
cine upr ben S9iLern Der Nnltalt ge>
baltene Gprlelung GtltOn's etuaeIegt,
in uel6er Dieier II. q. geleDrt babe, oaB
man beiun 9Ibldlub elmer Gbe Der Stilnnle
Der ytatur Tol9en lolle. lIno oaS lit III
ben Qlt9en Des U9roBen" NouofGten
GpartS Elm Setpeis fir 8ee6er's liz
i3ulo!
0as 3eusniB bes 8icars Ser BlDz
mout0fir6e, 6auibaD, 0eifelbem SHUTTER
Gbriitel, nelder in 1eiuer SerptIttGt auf
Der &ansel bet RlDmoutbfir6e ben QuSs
ipru0 tbat, oaB er a1 8eeher's lui6ul0
qlauben tpiiroe, aID tpenn ein @r3en8el
pom 9inmeI See6er's SduI6 DerfllHz
bigt 6Gtte, bat tetnen losil6en 8eSug AMI
bic Sra9e bon See9er's Sdulo Doer uns
i9ulo.
Cur Grbauung oe5 I~iiternen Had3,
nel6eS ieoe ~etll5eIne Cote beS Bro3el1eS
nit lSOuult Derl6lingt, besarn in Lester
ISOLDE nod oas 3euguiB Der Betfie Cur
ner. Die @tu5elbetten Deiielben t0nnert
III einem auliGnotgen 8Iatte ni6t mteoers
gegeben tperoen. 0ie1e N~ei6sperion, Die
emit ais armt5 Otdohen i'm Silton16en
0oule NIfna0ne gefulOen bate iInb lpGs
ter Omit 8eeder'S @elo) in cine Ueitlt0e
Gr5iebun9sanltalt geitedt tpuroe, oomit
iie uber Die 8eederei retuen UtunO baltic,
bei1rGeb nit etIer Sbamloitgteit nno
i3otenbafti9feit, bel Der lelblt Die abgebdrs
Ieten Ylpnoutbtpeiber I'M @eri6tsiaale
Die Qtuseu nieoeri6lueen, tpie Iilton III
ieiuem 9aule le mebrmol5 iiberfalen
uno SIT Sale 81 b~ringen geiudt babe.
3u9Ieib lAiIoerte tie aber - glet6taus
III Der aotigiten Spra6e -- tpte Elton IN
tbrer @eSenmart feline Trau oft oeS @bez
brW9s Hi9t nHr nit 8se4eys iOnpsrH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30

Ieiner 3ett 6abin b~eritanbcn mlroen, oaB
baS Sberbunoes9eri6t baS 0eleB tut
cine neber16reituns Der 8~nnbesbefugz
niile, aIio fir null unb nidtl9 ertLdren
pcroe. 0a in Deri6ieoenen Gbetlen oes
2anbes &lagen auf 9runo oeS 9elebes
ldueben, 10 nirb eS nidt ausulange
ndbreu, bis Da5 Sberbunbesgert9t 0elez
genbeit erbalt, ii6 barber anS5u7
ipreden. Saut Die .GEti6eioung
Dann in bcmielben Stnne aus, pie
oas obige OutaGten beS' &i9ter @ns
mons, 10 itebt Die &aiiens
fraae genau oa, no iie Dor Dem
GrlaB he5 WeleBss geitanoen bat. Sas
beiBt, IS tpirb nad ipte Dor, oas 3ulom=
menIeben Der betDen &olien burb Die
@eipo6nbeit, bur9 Die aumdbli1e
Qbi6mG6ung roDen 8orurtbeiIS auf Der
einen uno Stsiserung Der gsilti9en uno
aeisul0aftIi6en 8iloun9 anoererieitS
beltimmt peroen. Otele5 naturgemGBe
aamGbLi9e S%Hetuan0er: 0stpDbnen fam
tueoer burb eiu civil rights > @eiss
be6Ie.uutgt, nod ourW Den 2Scgs
fad bicies @eIeBeS Der3Dgert pcrosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30

@ettaItune 6es amerifanif9en NationaIz
tpelens Sbetl 5n nebmen. DAB oas nt0t
obre bduftge G%eibungen MnO 3%iptlttgfeis
ten gei1eben fam, pilien mir gut genug.
OaS aSulammenipa6ien nerlbteoeler
SolfSarten Su einem 9iationaliDelen lit
lienlalS III Der 8slt leDr glatt unO
glimpfi6 %abgegan9en. so ltnb mir AUDI
oQrauf gefaBt, IN Demlelben WdBe, ple
Oeutibc Qlrt unD Site S6ritt Dor
S6ritt fib 3ur Osltung our6rin9t, bel
ben Dariiber erboiten Wioerlaheru nnIe>
rer Splfsart 9iftieem Dobne, ro9sn Be
i6impfungen uno ~bl0olinnI9em @efp6tt
Su begeguen. Nber Da5 tbMt nlbtS. De-
bulb uno Nu5bauer baben ftetS 3u ben
Observation-Disclosures TenN3etden oeuI=
i6er Dirt geb0rt; ibHen Oerodlttt ie ibre
gr0Bten ,peItgel6iGtltd)en Grfolge mo
lie tperoen iDr AUDI III Nmerita our ullgez
meinen. ni0t bloB 0rtll9en 2lnerfennung
iDrer Gbeubiirtt9teit perbelfen.
Oegen Disjeni9eu Crime fir Den oeuts
i6en Spro1untcrri6t, tUeIde oarauf
DlnauSlaufen, oaB aItb fit Die Der engs
Iiidsn Spra6genOiienihaft oageb0rsnz
ben Ninber Die Grlcrnun9 elmer fremz
ben Sprahe nllBlih unb nortDeiIla't
lei, lieBen itb mO9ii0ermeiie Don en9s
lil0samerifanlihcr Scite trtfrtgc 0cgenz
9rilnbe anfibren. Man f6nnte ia9en Luno
la9tl, 6aB oieGrlernun4 elmer re mDen
Spra6e, 10 niiblid mi btloeno tie auO
AUDI IeIu m0ge, autNrb1lb pes UcretU5
oer GOlfSlOnle liege; O0B oieleeS mir nit
ben @lementen Der 8ilOung unb 3ip0r
in Der 2anoc5 lprode Su tbuu babe !;
baB Der llEterriWt III fremoen Sprdhen III
b0bere, oocr III Observation-Disclosures De:
bore &C. 80 inter anoeren bic btcltBe
Zines. 0abet taun te liN logar oul
oas 8eiIpiel Dol GlioB. SotDrtngcn be-
ruien, no Die beutIne 9icldS' GerwaItunB
Den llnterriht in Der trouSpitiheu Sprohe
aus peuienigen EolfSl0uleu, peIhe uns
uuS9eihIolieu bat,
Aher mix heltreiteu bic gauge SerauSs
IeBun0, aut Wel6e bic peAnerlht Nef
weiNuUbuuua tuRt, NaN betet, mir laIlen
uiht gelten, hoB Die heutl0e Sprabe III
Ameri,a cine tremhe lei, Nent Nana
NSAaeieB bellNt pen Neue,t, Welhe alnes
vitaWiiWe &1rler une StcuerSabIer mets
zen, sInen Ssrst@t aut tete MtNtteelpros
oe. Die Der eeWll6su Spra6aenotlena
i0Gft Gnaehpreneeu <raer ttNe eeenio
cur WNb seeuia cute (ett NOD etel belete)
AmerttaUsy, w,e DIE aRaebertaen Der
suglt|@m Spga&aeue0enlAait, 90
III Sic eegtl6e Spga@e etue Der
amsrItanilAeR NaueeNIpra0en, unp sipar
eleismse, rtl6e ppW Der smettero6ten
ANsaal pon &lr9eW oeS SaupeS ges
lpro6eu mirs. Nus bteiem @runee
uno tsme%wegS heSb0!b neil IS niltb
ts, frsmee Sprahen 81 erlernen, tors
osrn Die Nenti0em Spr9hgenolleu III
9merisa, oaB ihre Nanpe9lprG6e i'll ben
1ifsntltben ShnIen, su bsren Erbalmn8
lie ibre Stsmeru sablen. aelehrt meree. -
Dob Die Gur6iegnn8 oisier Uoroerung
iir. tuis seiast, cine 6rnge Der W IL 0t.
9SoblipoIen uno ~usrl1GnoIge Giniiht aut
Seiten gebiloeter gng!ilh Amerifaner
ma babel bic Mno bG piltpmmene 0Ilte
leilIen; ausin Die 6auptiahe mnB bod
Die abtungSpolle Gudit6 auf Die StGrte
Der oeuti6sn Stimmeu uno Die S6el
Dor bieien betpirfen. $50 es oGran febIt,
beIten alle tbeoretii6en SelpeisftbrnngeH
uthtS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Gin EeimS ser Siebe.

@ouotrueur Iilben BON Rep gorf, Der
Gusge5ei6nete Reform : 9emotrat. Der
beinabe mebr alS ieber &nbere gum Stnr5e
ber gten Dorfer GammanpeSGnoe bet7
trug uno audi Der ieBigen lellen Iutlage
Gammanb'S uno benz gtetp Uorter
Gommanp : 8Irgermetiter 9idbam 10
frGftig ent9eeentritt, bat it9 EN- lelle5
uidt 9euus 5u i0dBenoeS Sero1eU1t err
iporben.
Ra9 ben einsebenbltsn SinOisn bat er
in eiuer fibueI unp meiiterbaften 8ots
f6aft an Die Gtoats9eissgebun9 Die
G6winSsleiem Der Stem gorfsr aanalz
p%ertpaltung uuo bsS in %lsiler et9eneH
Nartei 10 md6tigen Ran0lzy &imes" alts
eeOedt. Dieisr Sting" 1T Elm setpaltts
ger Ssrrf6er i'm @tnate Stem gort unO
ltGbt ii6 ouf bcioe Yartsten: 81sper1ge
6oHpsrneurs baben it9 pobl eebutet. NIT
inn an,ubiapsH, neil tie i'9 R"r@ GIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Sos @WMt0btrTeber,

SIM DOrieen Sabre battsn mir bier i'm
8eitsn bic . etieu6e, Die iebr tpioers
mGrtis unb It0reub mar, - IN biefem
Sabre baben ptr bas Sud- # b r.
fteber, oaS re6t unterbalteno uuo
belebrenO lit. Nle eusIii6en 3ettungeu
iinb ool bon 8eri6ten iiber Spelling
matches, b. +. iiber 8eriammIungen,
i'll tueI6eu eime MusabL Der i~elten1ten,
DsraItetitcn, i'll pielen J6llen IGnslt IN
Ser9clienbeit geratbenen M6rtsr gum
8u9itabircn oui9tgeben peroen uno
9erieni9e, meI9er teinen SebIer ma6t,
einen' SreiS (itetitenS III ei1sm tpertbuols
len 8uhe beftebeno) erbdlt. - Seoer,
Der Elm 8ort fali6 bu3ltabirt, miro TO-
fort ppn Dem tueitereu Nettfanpfe au5e
9ei6loiiel, unb eS flingt Ieltiam, tpenn
man bort, baB nidlt peni9e vituoirte
&eute", Weiitli6e, E~eobtsantpdlte,
S6riftiteIer bel pieien &Gmpisn unterz
liegeu.
IS piirbe ba5 Elm bettIblames 3ei6en
fir bic Sprobfeuntntb 1oIher 0erren
1sin, tpsnN ni3E bet oisisn 8W4ltabirs