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How to be a Gentleman.

We want few private words with the
boys. The truth is we have great idea Of
boys. We used to think men were made of
boys. We begin to think now that those
were old fashioned notions, that they are all
out of date. We look around and see a
great many persons grown up, with mems
clothes on; who are called men. But they
act and behave 80 that we feel certain that
they were never made out of boys. If they
had been, they would known how to behave
better. Where they came from we do not
know. But what we wish to put into the
ears of the boys is this-be gentlemen. In
this country, every boy may grow up to be q
gentleman if he will. 1t is not necessary
taat he should become rich-and most boys
think it iS-nor is it necessary that ne should
become great scholar, nor that he should
become distinguished man.
But some impatient ones are asking, How
can we become gentlemen How can boy
90 about making himself one? Can we work
for It'll Yes, he can. And the harder he
works in the right way, the better. Can he
study for it? Yes, he can. But he must
study with his eyes and his ears. Reading
books and newspapers is not enough. He
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The Election.

The Presidential election is over, and the
results await announcement. To the Amer.
lean people these results may be vastly i'm
portant, and that they were SO regarded be-
fOrehand, was indicated by the earnest eff
forts made by men of both political parties
respectively to secure victory. No labor
was too great, no degree of vigilance too in
tense, to secure the desired end. Against
honest political effort we have nothing to say,
we rather commend it.
There is another election of which we do
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teen and sixteen years, such horses still show
speed and endurance, and are still gay and
free goers, with years of usefulness before
them, whereas the cruel mans horse is used
up long before this.
There should be kindness simply from kind
feeling, but it does not the less certainly
bring it's material reward.
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Central Qrtsbptulan,
i" how MUCHr AND HOW MANYw

s. How much was he worth when he died ?'
"a couple Of millions clear,
Plenty of railway stock beside,
And part q a mine, hear.
There are few could follow where he did lead
he died a very rich man, indeedI'
So But how many friends has he leit?''
Neither wife nor child, they say;
Not heart that viii feel bereft
At the news that it hears to-day;
Not single soul for him to weep,
Not heart his memory to keep
90 Then I think he was poor, my friend
But psuper millionaire.
Oh it was but beggarly end,
To have owned no single share
In the only wealth man can save
Love that follows him over the grave.
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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS.
Deoember Bis, 1876.

FOURTH QUARTER-LEssON NV.
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The Sabbath School Lessons of the year
now closing have contained some very inter
essing and instructive portions of scripture
history. In their study We have looked with
somewhat close scrutiny at the various OBJ
jects that have passed before US. Let US
now recall the scenes of the historical piano.
rama; but only to look for moment at
some of the characters that stand forth most
prominent on the canvas of the inspired
paintings. In the
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1HE 1aIhD QUARTER
Connects directly with the first. David who
Wept 50 inconsolably over the loss of the
hayward Absalom, with grief not soothed
by any hope beyond the grave, had the COM
fort in his declining days of transmitting his
crown to his son Solomon, who by his wisdom
and piety gave promise of a prosperous reign.
SOLOMON did what David had set his heart
upon; he built the temple of God at Jerusa-
lem. In this work he carried out the in
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-12-20

The studies of this quarter begin with the
defeuce Of Stephen against the charge given
in the last lesson of the second quarter. His
defence is historiesI. The prisoner does not
deny, but tacitly admits. that he had said the
Mosaic institutions were to pass away; but
he proves from history that this is not b!Gg,
phemy. His argument is in substance this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01


The work on the new building now in
pourec Of cree ion at sixth avenue ana Twenty
BiXth site I, the upter portion Of which Is t. ne
occupied by the NV York Racket CLUB. Is being
pushed iorwaId with vigOr, and 1t Will be read
Tor occupation toward the end Uf April. The
building Il OF rou brick with blue stone and
granite WINNINGS, and Is about eighty Ave f'et
or SIX sl1rIys IN nei,ht, and It's tot4l cost will na
about SoO,UO. Tue loAer portion Of T. vii 10
occupied as stores. ana on the next floor wil be
70 be occupied 10y the club VIII comprise racket
courts, blizzard, loun-ing and smoking rOOms
as well as bowling alleys and gymnasium. The
plasterlng, finishing, ana plumbing are now 20
ing on, and The racket courts re beng cemented.
The Interior fittings viii ne very elaborate. Mr..
William X. 1'ravers lie Inc Pre- sidont OF the club
and Mr.. William Watts Sherman the Treasurer
William Aston, i. LOrillard, Perry Belmont
SCHUYLER Crosby. James Gordon Bennett. WA
liam 7. Douglass. aud Isaac Bell, Jr., are among
the directors.
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vi Dr. J. sTAISFE Orsanist OF ST. Paus Cathedral.
LONDON uses these organs anu writes VI them; have
been very much plea ed with yonr organs on all occa
sons on len have mad TO play them. Their tone Ia
rem Isan pure ana free from reednrss" sir JULIUS
BENEDICT, DR.. WILLIAM SPARK, W. J. WEST
BROOK, EDWARD J. HOPKINS. Dr. FDW. + RIM
BAuLT BRlNLEY RICHARDS and RICHARD RED.
HEAD are among the distinguished London musici aus
who have used and pnDIloly endOrsed these OrgAns.
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aanass anS AIttb,nu1r,.

REEBE RANGES. BEEDE RANGES.
NO. l. WITH WATER BACK, PUT UP........ SIS 90
NO. o. WITH WATER BACK, PUT UP........ 90 20
NO on. WITH WATER BACK. PUT UP..... SO 90
PONY RANCE FOR FRENCH FLATS. PU1 Up 90 so
Discount to the trade and to builders.
Made and warranted by
JAMES q KIRKLAND, 8. 10, and IL Reade st.
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w WIN FIONI7HAaE. Ny : sIOIo, TIfD7F-
CLARINET. MELoDrA. BIe-BouRnoN, DIAPAsoN.
Ihf0ughOm-OCTAvK CoUPLER |. FoEfR. III. FoRrK
FooT SWELL Peddb-BoURDoS. NIoLoScELLo with
blow handle at back ami blow nedA Tor performer.
WIth Organ DencA. Gosh price, t32S.
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PENNsYLyAA.NIA KAJilLH9Ap.

AND UNIFIED STATE MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via DesbrOsses and Cortland
streets Ferries. as tol owsi
Express for IarrsDurg Pittsburgh the West and Sonh
with Pullman Pa.sce cars alta, $50 A. a., aud
FER oN w sm'Rportc and Leg Hlysa g. go Niai
a. CORY for rtusulle, Petroleum Centre, ani taa
For Baltimore, Wash nIton, and the South L'pt'i
Washington Express" Of Pullman Prur Cars ia II.
except SUNDAY, $3.50 A. NJ, urrye Washington 40
PM Regular at $40 A. NJ 3ani9P NJ SUM- y
Express for Philadelphia T. 7I) $40 $50 4. NJ IL -.
L. ilO o. d, $50, p. VI, AL ~ NJ ght. SUI ilY p
9, n $3.50, anae r. NJ. EmgralI aud second clasA
For trains TO Newark, Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton,
Trenton, Pertl Amb ~, Flemln Il On, belYldrr' ana
other points. see local -cneau AZ all Tie set ccs
Trait arrive: FROM PlttsOurgh, nij5 aud 1889 A NJ
and Os0 7. N. daily; lOh5 A. NJ ana 7i0 NJ. daly'
except Monday. From Warrington nd Bad more,
oi2o A ". 4.o5. 5;l5. and 1927 7. NJ. sunaAL o .
A. ". From fhlaiepnil. 5lg $50 $50, 1910 ~ "a
l1;54 A. NJ, 2;5. sos, as, $40 $40 sii, 1:'l, loT
NJ sunday $40, 0:2J, 900, ll;5i A. 81" 7IO' va
ald 1897 7. N.
and foot OF ID sOrOsses aud CJTtlandt streets Conrt
street Brooklyn ia ll6 and us Hudson street, 10
d. n. hoy 10. Jli,
- - General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager
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STEAMBOATS, uno Railroaoa

-REGULAR Catskil line up the creek also
N .for Stny and intermediate landings.
Steamer New Champion. frIm Canal st., Tues lay.
Thursday, and Saturday Steamer Nc Nanu,, Monday.
Wednesday, and FRIDAY from Leroy ST. . =. ~
NLD ESTABLISHED LINE for Ssuyvesant.
~ CATsKILL. anu Intermediate landings Steamer
Andrew RIDER from Franslin 1t. (pler SOL Tuesday.
Thursday, amt s4tur lay steamer Monitor. Monday.
nj nd b p NJ.
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Asrsgnal aJtIe,,.

A MEDICAL ESSAY.
n 0onprislng series o. lecture. as delivered At
GA ths csuss sna arr o ~ as.aae iss, .yoossi.
showing how lost health mar De restored also, upon
marriages and nervous and physical debility. Being
he reaut Of twenty years medical eIPerence, Prlae
70 cent?, Address tue author, pr L. j. KAHN, once
A1dreSidence, 81 kAst lot st. New YORK.
LEXANDER CLAPPRRTON,-If Alexander
a. CiAppsrton eldest son OF the late Thomas Clspper'
tOn; cooper, Gorebndgs Scotlin " III communists
Win hessrs. MACNAUGhTON a FINLAY.w, g., Edin.
purgh, H. ne viii hear OF something his advantage.
nISEAsES OF MEN. Nervous Debility, and
- kihuIel aneclons, speedily and perm lnently
cured oY mENkr a. DANIELS. NJ D., IA LeKinzton
AV.. near 29tl It. HOurs 8 to 8.
nR. yAMEs can be consulted At 90 Fulton st,
~ room 81 charges very moderate. Advice freei
IL SUNDAY EDITION,
=. TOMORROW AORNIN0,
VIII contain eight pagea, embracing the NEWS OF
The DAY, and an abundant supply OF fresh. gnAl
and selected articles Of this greatest interest
PRICE. THREE CENTS
fOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN.
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W RUDOLPH BlRL O'gIui.t Of the Lar 49, Catledril
IN Au.trs t~t stephens, AZ VIENNA, mt =; " c best
reed organs o. WHICH haVe auy knowlcdss are hose
OF Mason & nnmln Their beauty OF ton = ~ well as
thorough MOrknansnp. have - yet not been rcled
indeed, ! believe have not been approached b. snI
other maker"
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AlasIfa! Snstrumtnts.

A GREAT ORRER.-HORACE WATERS a SONS,
: Bl bIoidwaI, New fOrS, WILL d ring thls week,
Ieht Anew nrstcass new pianos and organs until the
Ieh money pays Tor the Instrument as per contract
4 1-OQTANE piano for 800. oyerstrung bass,
i sc ga st.
lAR9AINs.-Panost $40, $50. $780, 7octave 400 +
'npn6huN o rent " quarterly, and u monthly
GORDON son. IS East lith 1t.
RAUTIFUL pianoforte, 800; round corners,
Uor Broadway. ''
g. rEINWAY's, weber's, and other pianos and
) D organs on installmcnts
=. *. BALL a CO.. is East i4th st.
'hE sun.
SUNDAY EDITION,
VI, ....., TOMONkOW MORNING.,
- ~ vonalh eight paRea. Embracing the NRWA nv
s.tn DAY and an abun Ian' supply on fresh ors.n.i
N'e'so'oa htteiea OF the greatest Interest.
poafkuiCE THRkE CENTS,
ron Bale By ALL hkwsMRh.
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NJA-oN & uNNiLiN CABINET ORGANS.
VA ~ >p.hAk' - iNEi ORGAN. ada ng TO the
Il VI She much Of tina Of the pianoforte
ru ham. new ana beAaufal instrument Cash
pr ce, goo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

BOOT which shall DO really help, and not as is
"a TOO often the case, hlndrance 10 walking, "Wad.
hsnpnsAt-thm populsr 81 Bngllsh shos Tor gen.
uemen' CAhrRkLL. 800 and 2Al An aT.
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M Ten oIOP-. YTf1l -FIurE, NFL1DIA FuPnONR,
VOL D'ANorR. El.s-NI IA, aCn,hAsE. VyoAR ont
OCTAVE COUP rR, NoN ilUMAHA FULL ORG Az, kSEE
SWELL. Al TOMATO 81 BILL. III giant Resonant Case.
he ~ nlsh1d. Cash price, $500.
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Asass iataIiILtI


Guan SatlIignJ.
EuRNiTURE, prnn,xa CARPETS,
AT O'FARRRLL's, ll0 EIGHTH Az,
- Between 3Jtn an Jist sta.
PAYMENTS IAktN WEEKLY Ok MONTHLY.
FURNITURE. carpets. beddingi ca,h prices
II weekly or monthly payments.
oFARRkILs. 367 Dowery, near 4th st.
GOOD secondhand 40 mi 1T English Bruises, and
~ lngran oarDets. oil cloths, g. cheaD, At the
Old place, III Fulton A. Pric, l,t sent free.
NUATTINGS, MattnPs, Matiin buy your mat.
4SI ting OF ANDREW LEsrER& CO.. 81 Brosdsay.
WEEKLY ASD MONTHLY PAYMENTS
W taken Tor furniture carpets ahd bedding. An I'M
mense stock and low prices
CowPER1HwAfT CO.'S, 1856 Chatham a.,
WALL PAPER for ssle.-small lots ana remnants
w very cheap a. tho factory. corner 10Th aV. aud
Thirty seventh Il
ZERO REFRIGERATOR, with cool-r; best
~ food and co keeper IN the world. TRADE euppiled.
Send for book. A. N. LESLEY. 22d West s3i st.
ThE Sun
SUNDAY EDITION
TO MORROW MORNING.,
VIII contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY, and an abundant supDy OF fresh, original,
and selected articles Of the greatest interest.
PRICE THREE CENTS,
FOR sALK BIZ ALL HEWsMFN
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FURNITURE, carpets. beddlngi can prices
II weekly or monthly payments.
O-tAkkELL.n. 30l DowerY. nelr lth sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01
NIAs0Y 4 HAMILN GABINET oRGANs

fWELvE sfoPs fr,5is-PRiSorpaL biAPasSS,
HAuTnoY, BourpoS. Blse, PRINcIPAL- DIAPAsoS,
PEDAL COUPLER, Foor SWELL FefaiS- VIoLoSoxIIo,
SIT. BouRpoS, Id Il. Blow handle A. back, aud blow
pedal by which performer can supply the wind With
ORoAN BENCH. Cash prlce. $500.
The same vita PIPR ORoAH TOP. GILT PIPES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

MASON a. HAMIIN CABINET ORGANS
WI were selected hy Mr. IRA ID. SANKEY for hi use
tie Moody and Sankey meeiags throughout England.
and are used b. hin In ali these meetings IN America
MASON & UAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
WI In EAsTLAkE CASES The new style OF furniture
WY fashionable In England anu becoming so IN Amer
lea. Prices 100 and up ward
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VNUITE NTAK IT NJ,
RllNG UNITED STATES MAIL
V,HE sun.

TUE SUM-
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MOSNIN0,
VIII contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS Oy
The DAY and an abundant supply of fresh original.
and selected artcles OF the gre test interest.
PRICE, THREE CENTS.
FOR SALE by ALL NEW MEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

vi CERTAIN ~ struments VI tHis cass In
IN wctll; UNEQuAIIYD aud, II critically judged, W.
APPROACHED ) 9th Know ~ no similar instru.
N MA afyv.,'c al comparable to them" wries
JouAgN srshCss. thf fAmn1a Vienna COMPOSER. THHo-
poKr THOMAS, ut 1spa,'s q ctestrs New YORK. says
Tn.y eN 81 espreil Is IN richer, better quail tes OF
tone. aud asc thc h 4 10 trumens Of toe ciss made
liner IN tins unirs 90 rope" al ing tina thus Is
the Opal N OF mu-irt'ui rally. Ok EULL
" iielr ME quality tone In contrast with that OF
other reed or IN Nr :. d. MILLS the dis ,uisned
pianlsf, urof ounces then "tne pest" Mr. SAMUEL L.
wARHES Orpanrt II Grac' Church, New YOra. de.
cares n m 70 De ,nnfvaicd." kupoiPn NILLAEns,
powe! ofio ar,,ssntprsin and inst th.Y arc " the
King OF Prussia, xiv 'imi.a testimony
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

Dodring the Declaration that the sale Of the
Lrimn Mine was Fair nnd Honest Offering
10 Prove that Lyon md Johnson Lied.
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Join g. DALE Isoa a'' i an 8, Broadway. 2.
ohg EtEDoSS Ff DIa Ift'f a aud A. ~ L.

STATE LINE or STEAMERS -
From Per 20 \. H., loot OF Canal ST.
STATE or INDIAN 4. 1nutsdny. hprll a.
STATE OF PtNNSl LNANlA, Thursday, May 4.
ba Don and cabin ptsaagrs AZ owe rilrs
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agents. ~ Broad way.
Stetrage Oficr, 40 Dad way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

Vl were selected by MIR. IRA ID. SAEKEY for his use
In he Moody and sankey meetings throughout Eng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

MASON a. HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
I-Ihe uneQullied facilities for manufacture OF the
MASON a HAhLIH ORGAN Co. enable them to offer
their Organs at prices only ae higher than those ue
cases az eDen Tess prices Nv Wv '''
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MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
Nl a-e now sold not only Tor cash exclusively, as
formerly, nut also for easy pay nens. Onetenth
value OF an organ may be paid In cash and one tenth
quarterly for nine qua terB They also rented with
privilege OF purchase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

MAAsOH A. mAMIhN ,,OABINET ORGANS
0hIAN co, WsTeroomsi 154 fremont ST.. BOSTON,
70 union SQUIRE Now York; 30 and 81 AdAIns St., Cal
Slko 81 ie9, MarlboTOst London e2 Baoker araAse
vienna LA Collins VI Melbourne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-01

MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
Nl are now furnish In such variety OF styles capac
" elegance and price as to meet the wants All from
an organ VII out stops, At $50, to with twenty
stops, 200 The lies most largely sold are SioO
$3.50, 1900. t25, $3.50, t27h $500 TO SlOO each illus
trat ID Catalogue ana Clrcu lars, free, $500,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-15
Oar ananba nm dar Eisel.

Es lat en- saer groas unkllck gaboss.
ed on dem Forb Stettlp IN fnrfossen
yora wora ola Lourv's Forge gaheisen
und de fochen worpn woarshelnllch
dpasn--Fin knauha fun unggafaFe 10
ynar old Hprda an m0ultier znr wossrr,
und urdvlicklirhpr wPisa stertstn dos
tier In rin system, dnch gli1Riichler
wtisa wor dem knauba sein laha for
shoant uud dor hearta thia nochhoren
Elm heftichips gaschrei unh Sc ianften
pllich drauHloas ~ do fonda sea we
shOant arwanit 4 see dos tier saen
sprnct Elm vpachlichpr az dom ondcren
dos tier hot den lptstpn hnbpr gafrescn
-und MT dParlicha weiGa fiplden the
noehharen indressPared und nomen OIL
u Elm veaglicher holt ON them tier und
Hons rirf match Fritz fnn hinden dos
tier hot tichtiche CROFT und hover IN
den rihhen wen dos pin moal nnfenGht
~ slochpn nnd den forlos dich drauf
Fritz dos die hufpisen IN dar luft rum
0iechen dGs die douppn doat sl0cha
mpaht.
The soch is Cute op galofen uud dar
Hons Rot sich saer badonked fer den
lup WI de nnchherpn cam geva hen
worPn dem nr In dar noat woar. Oar
erretpa forlust wor IS cent.
TIEARsHIE.
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PENNSYLVANIA nuTCII.

shtr firtown. Obhri 10 l'7e.
Miearr Druckpr, De lptshta woch
foh ich pich gashriva dos sn mpim neg
shta hrief. das meant YETI dar doah,
vet ich rich de report geva fnn shtuhe-
town awver wan ich eich ned for ship
rocha had don Clawich dadirh gorned
shriva, for yusht we ieh my href IN de
post nei hob do hen se near gasaud dos
du wetsht my picter oh mamma loser,
on In de tsidung mel drucka. Awver
won sci Is, don misder aw de Nelly ear
picter oh mamma for dan morya we me
on brpktpebt assa warra hut Sc gasaat
8 wet aw ola amohl an brief IN eich
shriva Misder Prinder, de letsht woch
bptsht du awver mohl do 81 sulla In St
ufptown, we de arsht Obbril for by
war, no hetsht awver de lite amOhl sa-
na kenna tseaya 81 we das an tseya
wria wor hnt lch 81 dog un des lavas
noch ned gasana, dns wor all dOrr!ch
nonner gamixed, un de shtrosa war fci
wava fun cam end his ons onner, un
oliRs ufauonnPr mel galOda, un an dale
hen aw ken waya gotta, while so ned
wide tsu tseya hen kotta yusht fun en-
hous in as onuer awver was daS an dor
rich nonupr gashpringa wria ware,
kon ich dear ned all sawya awver an
dale hen ear Shtrow seek ous galared
an hen SO uf gafllled mid so onner old
socha t.ale hen dor bet shtrick un as
lInduch ram gabunna dale hen karpet
um earn soeha rum gahuna so dos az
forshlnna date, dale hen aw so socha
padrwva udder uf am woya gahockt
us ne in dar hond gahova, was sc ned
for,bonna hen howVer wolla, dale hen
ear soch chay un s0wver kotta, dale
hen aw nix drum gaya we cara socha
ware, oder we SC a. galoda hen, un htn
as ola waya uf dar woya mel gashm'sa
dale hen feal ide bashteled uf cara
tsuck, un dale aw kenna, un dale sin
aw kumma una gahasa, awver SO wara
ned orrick wilkom, awver mich men Sc
por ned gahasa, yusht soddich de shay
nm don gookich warra. SO hen oil ga
mar ed dos So wolda shanner dor Dy
howva we ich hing awver for my dale
dankich dos sc as oil formised hen, sci
mocht nix Gus dos ich so an Tonga nos
hob, for eel kon ich doch ollas reehya
wos sntnkich IL. Anehow we dar Dou
Iudwick oils ON house gatsoya wort
nlnlcn III 81 kpll8T un ioi my J"I'"h
hut as ned Orrick good garocha odel
ich bin ken juge fou youmman natlou'
oder in onera worda my nose hut micl
6eseaved. Now wos ich eieh sawya WI
tsu ell de was my bref lasa grva och
for de nagsht woch bis sella tste sin
lite all fordich tseya un forlos eich dru
ich gabe elch de Gons report.
SAM KRIsHsHAsHruFFLER
P.S. Wan sci unfair So 81 suit dos d'
my picter oh manner wild don mush
ned forges'a as mich un de nelly av
wIssa lussa, for de nelly will mrr ars
an meyer hood, oder an neiya kupe kof
IA. for So named de lide dader mich 8
ned kenDa.