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The farmers' vindicator., 1876-05-05
Strawberries.

Any rich soil that will produce good
corn or potatoes is suitable for the
strawberry. If the soil is compact, it
should be deeply trenched to secure
good crops. The plants should be kept
clean anu the ground frequently stirred
during the growing season after the
plants are first set. In all exposed ST.
tuations or when there is but little
snow, at the commencement of winter,
there should be light covering Of
straw or leaves spread on the plants
and the entire ground to protect the
roots in winter. In the spring remove
the covering from the crown of the
plants and let the rest remain until af-
ter the fruit is gathered, to protect it
from dust and to keep the ground cool
and moist.
The plants may be set in the spring
be fall, butt set in the fall they should
or planted early, so as to have them
well rooted before winter. For field
culture, the rows should be three feet
apart and the plants Is or IS inches in
the row. The greatest amount of fruit
is produced when the plants are grown
in hills and the runners kept off.
Agriculturist-A splendid berry,
large size; fruit sometimes measuring
7 or inches in circumference flavor
good.
Chas. Downing-Fruit medium to
large, conical, deep scarlet, fine flavor,
productive and promises we'll for mar
ket.
Golden Queen-Fruit large, light
crimson, flesh tender, juicy and sweet,
with peculiar aromatic flavor.
Green Prolifc-Fruit large, of fine
scarlet color. Very productive.
Michigan Seedling-Ripens week
to ten days later than Wilson's; keeps
better, more uniform in size and fir
nler fruit. For hardness, vigor, pro-
ductiveness, and long keeping qualities
il has no equal.
Jucunda-A strawberry of the lar
gest size, high color, holding its fruit
WCh up VII thO fiuCsj uiihSAhS thO
highest price in market
Nicanor-Plants vigorous and pro-
ductive, Berries fair size, bright scar
let.
President Wilder-Planta vigorous.
healthy grower, very productive. Fruit
large, roundish, quite regular, bright
crimson scarlet, firm, Juicy, sweet and
ic h.
Russel's Prolific, (p.)-Large size,
pretty firm, good flavor, less acid than
Wilson's; vines strong and vigorous.
Triomph de Gand-Large, glossy,
crimson IA strong grower and abun-
1ant bearer.
Wilson's Seedling-One of the most
productive and profitable varieties for
market culture.
Those marked (p.) are pistillate
,thers are perfect in their flowers
From Stores d; Harrison's Catalogue.
The farmers' vindicator., 1876-05-05

CULTIVATED AND GRASSY Or
CHARD. The Practical Farmer des.
cribes an experiment made on the
Easter experimental farm of Penn
sylvania, in a standard Bartlett pear
o.chard. One portion had been in
grass five or six years, and had formed
tough soil. This was carefully and
thoroughly plowed last year. Another
portion had been cropped with vege-
tables until within two years, when
it was seeded to grass. Both portions
had been alike dressed with fresh ashes
year ago at the rate Of one bushel
per tree. Both set heavy crop Of
fruit this year. The trees on the por-
ton two years in grass ripened their
fruit soonest, drop their leaves pre-
maturely, and the fruit was smaller
than the other. The trees on the por.
ton plowed last year retained thu cir
leaves late, the fruit was large and per-
feet, and sold for 81 per crate whole
sale.
The farmers' vindicator., 1876-05-05

Make up club for the VNDIcAToR,
AND News.
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II &c.: July LOO u ~ aa2e 100 At ~ 5ee 200 At
august. 100 AZ II isi2c, 100 st ~ 7,l6c. soo -
= 7'ise' i xpss%Ssr 5S :. Ike. 500 a
y e-sac: December. 100 Ut i2Lc, SQ -
Tho the IS follows -Gsvestcn ~
Charieston 100: Wilmington III Norfolk 500: baltimore.
.; Boston, 243; PhIsdslphi. ST. Total. l.63o bales s
Total since September !. ss;sssi7i bales Cotton
irsishs closed as ioovs-ro hsyro By steam AZ 1er s
men. BY steam. 70. compressed TO Liverpool ss2e
5-l6r.. by steam; by sail. I'd. 932d.
Flour AND iRAINkeceipts -Four, IT. 3O4 bbla whent,
70 200 bushels meal ZOO bbl and rs sacks oats,
23a0 bushels ST. 4O6 do rs 763 do barley.
800 do barley malt. 1887 do rhe nonr market was
dull but prices unchanged The sales
10000 bbs including State, Western and Southern At
the xed quotations Rye Hour Was quiet with sales
Corn meal sales GOO bills ~ 90 ~ 81
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL-FUTUREs BARELY
sTEADy--FLoUR QUIEr-wHEAT DUILr-CoRN
DULL AND EAsIER--oATS sTEADIER--wHIsKEY
Primer BUT QuIET-PORK FIGMER-LAID
FIRMER-- PETROLEUM DULL--sPIRIrs TURPEN-
TINE QUIET--RosIN FIRM-ons STEADY
fREIGHTs, STEAMER ROOM EASIER, CHARTERS
ING TONNAGE FIRM-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR
FIRM.
SATURDAY, May 20-6 p. NJ
Tho merchandise markets still dragged, save IN
few exceptional cases, and prices Irregular On
'Change Hour was quiet Wheat dull and nominally
lower but not enough done TO establish quotations
Corn was dull and easier. Oats steadier. Whskey
frmer, but quiet Pork and lard wero lrmcr but
rather quiet Frcighs fairly active in grain ton
mage Tor Continental ports firm prices Cotton on
she spot dull hut unchanged Futures closed barely
steady Coffee quiet Naval generally quict
Oils quiet, but steady. Petroleum dull. Sugar
was firm.
Corrrg-Thc market for Brazls quiet. There wns
better demand from the country. but there were no
changes rom first hands Mild coffee was auiet Va
quote inary cargoes, I51sc al5ac. fair do 17i4c
17sc good do. 1880 isc prime do. iSiac. lsisc;
for lots, l5lsc lYlsc Santos good
lie .s4c., gold, ninety days. Java, bags
2oc 22c. do, grass mats 2lc. 14c. singapore do.
tStsc. zoe. Cylon, 1sisc l9c Maracaibo 6c lyc
5sc. l5t.c; Porto Rico, Isc. .c Costa Rica lie
nc Macasssr, lsisc. lAc Mexcan. Ito lsc Manila
lie sc Angos,ura i1c. lee; savaniin. Ice Isle;
Corrox-lhe market for spot was dull but unchanged
Futures closed barely steady The closing prices to-day
compare with Fridays prices rs follows
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sales to-day amounted TO about los, 900 shares.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following the changes in closing prices
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE York Central, Il; Produccrs Land
and Petroleum.. ~ Union Pacific, 2ts
DECLINE -Delawarc aud Lackawanna, pa; Ere, a !;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph common, /; do preferred 2
Pacific Mall Il: Lake shore, Is Mcnigan Central, y !;
common. i; Wabash, ( Western Union, X
tic and Pacific Telegraph, G., G. and ]. g. e., q. !,
U and J., Harlem illinois Central, Panama Quicksilver
Missouri Pacific. Northwest preferred, Jersey Central
Ohio and Mississippi, St Paul preferred.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans supplied nj per cent.
Commercial paper is quoted at aud per cent Scr-
ling exchange very dull; prime asking rates,
LssK and 4ss;a; selling rates. 4s7A a ASA
md sos 4s9H reichmarcks, e5sS 95x and 96,4
61s; cables, e65S prime Paris, 513a. and al14. Tho
domestic rates of exchange on New York in the IN
aforementioned cities follows:-Savannah, 8 10
premium; Charleston, buying. y a . 16 premium;
selling, u premium; Cincinnati hrmcr, 30 100 pre-.
mum; Now orleans, commercial, SIG; bank Il St
Louis, 100 premium; Chicago, Soc premium.
The BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows q gain In surplus reserve
Of s2ssl, 400 The principal change was in the legal
tender average. which shows gain Of So. ois 400;
there is a further reduction in loans OF 81 sos Soo
The following a comparison OF the averages Tor tho
past two weeks:
May 10 May 20. Differences
Loans $255, SOS 500 s2a3 2o. 300 Dec 81 sos 500
Specie No.. is $4,000 is. 800 800 Dec lsl 700
Legal tenders f2.sJ3 400 1859, 500 Inc. 3046 400
Deposits =. 201 g00, 200 207 1913 500 Inc. 90 200
Circulation. 16,l40,500 10, ia, 200 Dec. 2I,s0)
the following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total uabilitics:-
spccic .. slsss1, 600 sls, 800. 800 Dcc s4sl, 700
Legal tenders AZ G43 400 49, 6s9, 500 Inc 0&6 400
Total reserve SOL 400 se4osa 100 Inc. 5e4 700
Reserve
quircd ag't
dcposits... 6l.gIo,0'o olssS.5'o
Excess 81 re-
servo above
legal .
quiremcnss s9,S4o,a2s $l2,o9o'2' Inc 100
Tux yoRElGs MARKET.
. veesasn sdvicos are unimportant that the East
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The United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out $4,000 gold for hve-twentics redeemed and
$50, 900 for interest The total silver payments to-
day sbs, 1896, folows:--s12 61O, under 500
limit so5 ls5 under $500 limit and O6oo silver
drafts from Washington.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
In investment shares note sales of Chicago and
Alton at 9S, Morris and Essex at 1884. Rock Island at
1854 1857, New York Central at no. Cleveland and
Pttsburg at 3d. New Jersey Raroadat 1857, American
Express at 63h, Delaware and Lackawanna at 1855 a
1O2h 103, Jersey Central at s47s u SO s3A, Pro.
ducer's Petroleum at 1857, Fort Wayne at 1854.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at l22 for Park and at ITO for Mer
chants. The latest bids are annexed :-Amercan Ex-
change, 100; Central National, 1917; City, 800; Com
mcrccy us; First National. 200; Fifth Avenue 2l0
Fourth National, 90; Fulton 140 Gold Exchange, 1l3;
Hanover, ~; Importers and Traders, 1872; Market,
1l2ts; Merchants Exchange, 100; Metropolitan, 1l9;
New York, 1161S; Ninth National SO; Park 122;
Peoples, 1885, Republic, 49, ST Nicholas 9S State OF
New York new. 116.
BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long skies sold at 1851 and
Tennessee series at 431s old, do, 4476 as. Dts
trict Columbia 65's declined TO- Louisiana consols
81.
MINING sTocKa
The following are tho closing San Francisco quota
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

Corrrx MARKET PxIcEs-RArK or KxcnAScE.-RIo JAN
KfRo Mny 10 lS76Thc coffee arket Is quiet prices
maintained change good nrsts. $500 $3.50 rcis per
10 kilos Exchange IN London. Ism.
SANTOS May H. ls76The coffee market Is quiet, with
tendency superior Santos $500 $3.50 rcis per
~ kilos
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Loypox PRopucR MARxxr-LoSpox, May 20-Evcn-
!ng.-Ii OIL 22s 22s. I'D. per cwt
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KILLED BY A WAGON.

Leo Herzog, three years old, Of No 2ol East Eighty
FIRST street. was and instantly killed in Third
avenue between Seventh ninth aud Eghtich streets,
by lager beer wagon, driven by jacob Grieb OF No
1.6e2 Third avenue, yesterday atisEnoon
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RAILROAD BoSps

RAILROAD bonds.
Railroad bonds continue quiet the changes an
advance Of u per cent in Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota first and Lake Shore dividend bonds Il
per cent in Chicago and Northwest consolidated coupon
gold bonds u per cent in Milwaukee and ST. Paul ia
Crosse divsion and Union Pacific Railroad FIRST mort
gage and decline Of 4 per cent in Union Pacific
sinking fund, 4 per cent in North Missouri nrst, and
y per cent in Michigan Central The following
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ern question continues to anxiety The follow
ing halt-past one p. NJ. observation-disclosures for
money, o6a 96ss; do for account, o64 a90's 1865
bonds, old, lo4%; 1867 bonds 1924 ITO; ten-forsy
bonds, 1917 1o7S nves, 1868 Erie 1877; do.
preferred 20 % Rentes in Paris 1861 &c silver,
81 I'd per ounce.
for Newcastle under has been declared bankrupt
He transacted business Manchester and elsewhere
manufacturer OF chemicals, coal and lime merchant
and manufactures OF brick and tiles. His liabilities
81 800 000 The liabilities Of ~ A. Fachiri, tho
Liverpool cotton dealers whose suspension was an
nounced yesterday, are over $500 600
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold closed at 112ls. All the sales OF the day were
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Tho German Independent Citizens Association or the
Fourteenth Assembly district resolved, last night, to
call meeting to urge upon the Park Commas
sioncrs tho necessity improve the condition OF Tomp-
kns square which is now instead Of Joy
10 the residents near it,
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Action was brought In tho Brooklyn City Court be.
fore Judge McCue, by Mrs Ellen Kane, residing At No.
10 Grand street, Williamsburg, against tho Brooklyn
CITY Railroad Company, TO recover damages In tho
sum Of $40. 600 Tor personal injuries sustained. On
January is the plaintiff In the act Of stepping on
tho platform OF Flushing avenue car at the Fulton
ferry when the vehicle suddenly started and rho WAC
thrown to the ground and severely injured The jury
found ycrdics in Iavor Of Mrs Kane in the sum Of
Action has been brought by the husband OF lady
against rho snne railroad company tn damages
OF 900 tho loss of his wifcs services and for
OF medical attendance.
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Totass. san osp tsU
after two w. June. UDu bales At ~ Lie. July. 40
nj II p-2c, i2iac: August. 20 12ssc 100
IL Is 2c: September 1-l6c Total 5000 pnlcs.
r. NJ :June. 400 bales AZ 332c. 32OO
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OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE..

The following were the imports for the week:-Dry
goods, 1,ol9,144; merchandise, s5,373,S1L Total,
s6,3930l5. Exports of specie for the week: -
81 23o ISL 49, of which s1,s63,Ooo gold com and
tho remainder gold and silver bars. The imports OF
specie for the week werc:-Gold coin, 81, 400; silver
coin. 500. Total, So. 100
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advices state that the Treasury holds
$344 $50 900 In bonds TO bank circulation, de-
Tor Tho week OF $40 bonds held to secure
public deposits SIS $40 900; bank circulation outstand
ia, fn0 NJ which I'M ron are yold uotes
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PACIFIC MAIL AFFAIRS.


Mr.. Rufus Hatch has brought SUIT In tho Supreme
Court on behalf himself and other stockholders OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company against the officers
and directors Of the company, with a view having
the mortgage OF 81 100000 the steamships OF tho
company executed the 18th OF March last declared
void and that the defendants be enoined from issuing
negotiating any OF the 100000 issue OF coupon
bonds, which said mortgage. together with bill OF
SALE were gwen BENJAMIN +. Ham and Stephen "
White to secure.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Pacific Mail directors
was held this morning at the companys ONCE, of
Canal street. There present Mcssrs John Riley
Jar.cs H. Smith, George Forrest and Rufus Hatch.
The abscu, directors Mcssrs. Sidney Dillon, Jay
Gould and G. j. Osborne. quorum not being present
the meeting adjourned to next Monday morning.
This is the fourth postponemcnt of the regular meet
ing for hearing the monthly statement and appointing
inspectors OF election.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
The earnings OF the Texas and Pacific Railway Com
many tor the twelve months ending March last wcrc
S15ls AZ operating expenses ss5+ 91s 40; leaving
us net earnings s6s3,552 9s Tho average number OF
miles OF road operation during tho year ga the
net earnings OF which about 81 $50 per mile The
amount Of tho first and OF the consolidated mortgage
bonds Of the company aggregates $4,000 per mile Of
six per cent gold bonds the interest upon which Is
1900 per mile In coin Notice Is given that the inter-
the consolidated mortgage bonds OF the com
rany due June l. will paid the Philadelphia Office,
at the agency this city, No. so Exchange place.
The following shows the earnings OF the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Tor the second week in May :-lsI6,
sio4, 80 o.; 1875. ss5s7 So increase, sl5,s32 -
Earnings January to May i5:--1s76 81. 5s5O1s 80;
1874 81 54s, $40 "a; this year, s66ss 90.
The following the estimated earnings OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company for second
quarter Tor week. in May:-iss6, s,5,o46 II; 1875
ssi, s64 ST. increase in 1876 siS,os1 30
The following are tho earnings Of tho ST Louis kan
City and Northern Railroad for the second week in
January ls76 s57 354 o.; 1875 s5l,s75 a. increase
1916. s5,477 ~ Tho total earnings from January to
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May Is werc:-ls7o, sll4s2 sl "a; 1875 tos7o7s 81;
increase 1870, Slsl, 1877 a.
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FINANCIAL.

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issue Travellers Credits available in all parts tho world
xe..r., i 81 R5r 'hs
and d ;ns nnsp
Money on California and Europe.
A REASONABLE RATEs.--MoNEY on LIFE AND
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ris
4 LEX, FRornINaHAM \ co, BANKERS AND
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IT Time. ss essg s
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JOHN nicKLiNG 4 Co.. BANKERS AND
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

Wsr'dcrc mid, @aHa @ciii Ger
l6one MID u,y Siesmal, uno i'd nil
1ls uleoer sinsn Soloaten bdnscn
Wlttleripeilc bate Der b~eIre!te &C.
fangcne nno iein aomerab eicie unsr=
'uostetc Ssitarsuns weislid bsnitt una
'parcn raid iiber Den 2ir9bpf, nad
olo, Der oamals seecr bic
Gana!itreet bin Den, Ntrtb 3ipsr
umSiir.ets, seilobcn. Sisr ianben lie
elm Boot por, in bent Sid Morsin
lehs Stunoen supnr pom. Ssvlev lljsr
alsin beriiber 9eioDren ,par, Inn Ieinen
&amcraben Su retteu. Yei Bulls SGbre
lanoeten Tic UNI mabten ji6 BONN
ourd) Die Malocr nod @al6ingtun's
Eager bel @elt Yoint auf Den 9ses .1,o
lie an fo!senren Sage sessn Mnbaad
Der NaM uasefdbroet- antamcn. Mm
ndb1tcn Mitiae moroabri Der Yaraoc
pertilnse', oaS in @aibinston's lsib-
garoc stpci neue 9icntenants cruaunt
luoroen lcien = Wer Iis. ,paren, famn
man lid benfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

Rad b;eicy Gr.idruuo ;6serte Smlct=
&c nidt ldnser; iie meIte jcoph Der
Dirt nibt perlaIien, Ill ,peldem iar One
tel 10 oiele Sabre zines trauriasn To=
leins perbradh. pbne Gin Mnoentsn an
inn mitSuncynaen. Nur aug p%eni0en
Stiiden beitaao bas Mpbiliar. ee Mab!
fonnte oaber!aine i9wieriee lein. Sic
pei auf Die neben oem 0ctt ltrbenoe
alsssitopfts~ Sote.' Sieielbe in bic
9Obe bcben5n NOR ,Sulette ni4t uenie
iiber ibrs iutseu6bnlide Sdsuere err
ltannt. Ser iunse Monn trait bii,Su,
0ffnete oas 9Dier = uno Gin GSdibreacn
TeI Den Gritaunten entsescn.
Der &D1prr osr &abe mar am9siiQt
NIT elmer Suntme bon touicsb @plS-
1'i'den, Die Der elite &eisbals uic!e Sabre
b'rour@ '5uiammenseipart, tratrenb er
nit Dem Tafdeine Der duberitan Nrmutb
lcbte nNo itlbf an Totb0enoi9lten
Mansel lit. Gin sliidlider 3ufaa =
ooer better oas @alten @ottss = hatts
nag Sslo lnsoie 0anoe Der rsGten Or
bin se!onsen laIcn. OILS cine @elobnunq
hires Gorimutbes uno COR llneiscn=
niitigteit ibrss Neipcrbers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16
Ser yelsiit Il 1sisrteur,
&iae Tpii0he dis SeM Ntoo!utioHs=
aricse.

Sor fiinINnoneunsis Salren mar ii
&eiu Dort Die Strsde beg Grunbcs, 10,
I'D jtbt Chambers Street bonn 8roao-
aDap mad Gsltre Gtfeet biu;ie9t, eli
1strtislnssp.as Die erlte @a!fte oa=
son, ole Dem Srnaonap Suna9It lag
soar flir ylsglr bejtimmt, uuo Der Sbeil
sssen Centre Str. Su biloete cine 9r;
Fotters Tlelo, NO audi 'uabrenb Der Gc-
D%Diutlons6tit Die meiitcn Ser bier scltor-
osnen Spiooten b%e9raben puroen.
@ailo'ps Sill (@a!senbers). ME mai,
SunoIs Ssn Yiat nannte, auf Dem icst
f3sI3d1tssGu lsr lteDen. ,por nit eirsm
3ul9el 9eolert, an Dem alle Oelerteute
uno @cfanscncn enoeten, Die bas I'm
s.ud batten, Dem perruhten Generals
Trof ob Cunningham in Die Sdnoe su
fallen.
Sn Der Jtegel pHes.e man bic in Ime=
rita sebprcner Sclerteure bel gtoAt
9in5uridten f.: oas selGab aus Politit,
scnnit man auswalts niGt 10 piei 9drm
Don @lnri1tunSen MAIDEN Ioite, wsl9s
Die &opal,ltcn AT Den ameritanern
poaitredten, mas Der Sa4e bes &bniss
sei9aoet tabm wiiroe. @e,pDbnlid
udb!te man bic Mitterna@tsSeit oa5u,
nm ole gum SOoe peruri9eilten @sIan=
Seatn. Die INNER in benz alien @efans.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

a@, 1errcn, es 1T mein 2dmp@en i;
Id bin cine arrte @itttpe cbne Oboa1;
A,tter BEN Dade bss perlaNeuen 0ofcs
babe ID einsn 3uflu@tsort, big Ger
BRAND aus Dem &riese ;uriictcbrt.
Ser 2Onis itisb, Dor llnseoulo &c.
benb> bas Weib nit 5ornisem Dur.
'meIn BON lid uno, &amolo beim Nrm
9reifeno, sos er i'm fort.
Gomm, fomr,, murmelte ct, oas Bell
brennt mir in Der 3ano -.
Mber taum batten iie einise Sdritte
sor,pdrts setban, a!s bas alte @eib lid
oor iie mari unb lie nit aussebreitetcn
Armen suridSubalten iu@te, inoem iie
bat:
., CUTE 9erreu, nm @obans ,uillen,
sebt ni@t in ben Sol!
3uriid! fubr Der 6Onis nit betlom-
n,ener Stimme beraus, tein @ort mcbr!.
Sbr llnbarmberiisen! iasts oas
-@cib iGlu@Seno. @oblan benn> lpenn
'ss iein mus, 10 meroe i'd Gu@ Dor CIR
ixrdt uno Sdeu suridbeben laiien.
Sbr tpcrbet ieinen Sdritt mebr gun,
2of binsin wasen; oenn iabet Sbr,
zoos BARN sel6iebet, Guer Bid wiiroe
Nucr Sob lein. 9orht oa in Dem
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konn. l1eberroldt i'm nidt; or rlroe
5i9 bntis RIDDEN.
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fr 1ib {eIte, a!s wollte er bas 8eib
antisrnen uno nod Dem 9ofe binldritt.
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unb Iprad:
SIR fabrt nidt 5uriid9 @erms|l enc,
-5leibt iteben. Sic &Onisin 1T aud oa.
Sic perbietst Gud, gu naben!
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uabe lterbeno Dor @erSmsif lung UNI
Ralerci nebcn Gamo1o fort; bas Vlui
suallte inn wie Elm sliibenOer 2apaltrpm
aur1 Die Mbern, unb oas' @ebi'n
nar 10 SMlammenssprebt uno entsinoet,
boB CT leines Suitanoes TAFT unbs,uub'
par unb uerssIien gu baden 19len. bal
Bic @essnjtanos leiner &ads einist
S1ritte Don ibm atbmsten uno iid
bicllsi4t jsiner s9anoe, ieiner Martel
Sreuten.
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did Der @!ntmonn, 9u bdltit @a@'
beim Neriiben elmer srduliden MtiIe=
fiat. GirdtsV 0a nenn beg 80niss
.3orn ni9t?
Sir @elo tbrt man piel, antwortett
bas alte @eib. Ser &0nis 1T Elm blin=
Der Starr bic Gbriiten baben i'm be.
3aubsrt uno i'm hinldnsli4 feige 81
snaht, uE bic Shanoe obnc Ra4e in
Der 9tille gu per'dmer5en.
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elm ,pilbes @ebeul aus Gblobmig's
Bruit, mdbteno iein Bell in Der Sim
sfernib blitcnh unO tOotsno auf oas alts
@eib nieoerfiel.
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,aeldrs; aus uno lief jammcrno Bis
xin!se 5aritte pom Sol, no lie sulam=
msi'lart uno aussel.r ett in ibrcm S!utl
3u Goosn iisi.
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