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Joseph smith aud Toiygamy.

To THE EpIIoR or The SuN-SU; The Roy.
n Eidy tn his cnunuu cation 90 Ink SrN respecting
tho Mormon hnlc, sas, Whore the new revelation va.
promulgated -iah -ng polyramy. came necessary
To- eliminate all that cond, mnod it,
Sow. can assure the Rev MI Eddy that although Il
NAV have become necessary teAm4uaie 400 cNir,rlna.
uons of poisgamy from subsequent editions Nct mover
wss done have passed several year, n ttah aud HAY"
seen mauy Mormon Rhlc- punished h,icfo. in Liver
pool ana ia tNtft our OF fhDn There fht -au, rNi'
nation o ,gHmy, IN tir same ian. uas' thar tr
orlrlntl edition oi jose Do smith
Bat nnAtt thD GRAFT Nd ~mil t'i '.- associates
At an thcss toni. |fIrIs nNt IfIiI ID me-
'rtrur" at lnlNeHwt winch nrt HI.f CONTAINED 100 q,
special revelation tn Joseph Smiih published in tlr
Mormon Book ui p.~ffnt. aud ,Neuaut-. he WuunH uf
uat r,.NtiAuuu in te> words NNur fnrsi tln-
Nr practice save Tie lNfl command ltUt Sou lh,.N
that Is IN lang ut-c us, %. 1900 uoN NuilN- from
utuurN nlNur. Upon this saNIul clause the NNrnuu-
tao th'u "NplA auNn nni iri'nN 90 ihr stubs, 4u' 90
rev lauuu isoVtl'd e,ttNil-lins fuifrunN.
That lu-rih smuh ptuIr-r,d Co., have received such "a
revelation aud actual.t lItll-Vi luNatuf under if
there ample proof Af,r hr hnd tUnNiuu,Hf. t'r
reception ol tins i,,'nuou io hi-Wif' tnirt luh fr
uOuur,i his determination tu obey &C. eide ittINp uIM
ltlaHln, Il las most uliiNt enemy II NtsI
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A New Trngcdicnne.

An artist who, according to all accounts,
must he poes .ssnd oi genus ana talent IA u
measure not acknowledged IN any performer
before the \ " Nork puh.l' stnr" titc departure
OF Signor SalvIul, ~ un her way Ia THIS city. We
refer to Mime Helena Mo l'ska. tnuutteS IbO-
1.,ntn. who will make her dfuui IA Nrw YORK on
Saturday "v 'ntns week ia Adricnne Ircou-
Nrrur.' Mmc. Mold at 'd 40 tIr Culilur-
ma Theatre IN AuAust last amt rcarpearrd
tncrc two months agu, and the san
Francisco papers, during the TWO engage
m"uts recorded impress IONS of performances
sreatn ~. she was born n 'rarow, the OH
capital OF PolHnd. IN 1916. Two OF her brothers
were actors. thrd was musician ami con
duDtor. aud "A sister also trud tho boards. Tn"
SUBJECT oi TINS -Nvtrh went upon the stage IN u
small town IN Gaicia in 1861. Suc commenced
her art lie 10y play ~ all klnd- Of parts and
such was her love Tor her profession that the
more roles OF every order assigned To her, the
greater ner delight Al the ouiset OF her
career, Helena MudJrska was considered H.
one Of the strongest attractions OF IN" com pany
AMI soon sine assumed al tue leading charac-
tcrs. Her success secured Tor her an engage
n'nt uS leading .ady al IH"W' lh.rr shv met
NJ. BoUnta. hnd married nun IN 1865 Two
weeks aitcfWard she Wis tN warsaw. ana tuc
impression her performances produced WAS 30
markpd that the management OF IN" Imperial
Theatre offered her terms such rs had never
been profirrcd any artist ~ Poland. To remain
al the Imperial Theatre rs "a stock star ~ Tor
life. The Countess Buzenta was young. happily
married, and quito beside herself. II would
seem, with her triumphs, Tor she signed III"
contract without thiuhiug that the world
WAS wide. Hui that ambition might ultimately
lmlel her To- sock iHurcIs beyond the coniiuD =
ol Nor native land. Beins accorded the privilege
ct choosing hsr Hays. sur H'auainiei lne Ire
of ali languages. and IN 1859 came forward rs
the greatest interpreter oi Shak e-Irarv cree
atoms Poland had ever hcurid. Helena
ModJrsku's work WIS a revelation. ami
crowds Hooked To the tu"Htre nisht alter u gnt
A sosls oi hoh"r- " 4. cohicrr"d upon h'r.
5's'd'S Snahr~l gre Uih i..a hcr .rapr r.
bc. Mary Nuurt uon Cauu-. r.munt.
Faust am! Joan col A. Mhn inc m~t
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nnnN frLN TIE MNMORY.


From az inter- ,nt ah N. Hoa H,a,v Fona ~ ne osoq
SI' ksVr.'r
"Your idoa is to keep the memory " the
Electoral fraud continually bciorc the minds
and eyes Of the poopc p
YES | would burn il in their memory 80 that
it could never hc cftacrd. would kr'p it per-
pctually before the youth II this country. go tina
1t should II yer be- lost sight of. but live ASA con
tinunl warming aganst the repetition Of sueh
an outrage"
I'm one Of your speeches last summer YOU
took the ground d,dni you. that the record Of
the Senate declaring HAYES TO be lawfully elect
ed should be cxpunEcd -
Yes that wns in my speech Mt Sandusky
City. I alluded to the famous cNpungcmcnt
resolutions Of MIR. Benton that were passed by
the Senate. In 1893. Henry Clay had offered n
series Of resolutions in the United States Senate
charging Gen. jackson with yolating the Con
stitution IN removing the deposits from thc
United states Bunk. IL was passed 10y "a parry
vote. the Wings being in the uscrndrncy at tho
time. The ball WIS set IN motion. nnd the SUB
Jrct was agitatrd everywhere by the press, ny
the public speakers, hy the state AMI county
conventions all over Lie country unt,l Tour
jority n the Scnat, had changed to the Demo-
cratic side. ami the Clerk was ordered tO draw
heavy plr'k lines around II. and TO- writo IN
plunged 10y order Of the Senate nrrosS its
ias'. Using this incident us an illustration,
oppressed the wish. anu belief TOO. that p,,orr
the ith of March 1881. the two Houses Of Con
gross should order tue eXpunEing 81 me ,ying
recurd mad" four years before, tnNt MI. Hayes
ha9 been elected Irr-idcnt ct lhi niigd Sl.l =,
ia" face OF that record. ENuunE'd ht order ol
the American people. That ~ Wiiut .ou alludr
! to. and haN" iutu that il VIII yet h' done.
" Well, you were oue oi the a tors III that
! draWn, Mr.. Payne. Now tell me didn some OF
! the lt,uuhotrS raall1,, that the fraud they were
| committing would sooner or later come back 10
veN them ~
a few Of them did perhaps, but far the
at
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Tom scott on Railway Tariffs.

The other dav. at Chicago. Col. ScorT Of
the nl,svlyanla Railroad took occasion
while ,li-cu-,ini, railway matters. esn.,inll,.
the nooliur arrangement i'm rc.,,ld r.. w,-t.
bound freight. t. saw what follows
.t,t- ,..
high or ca.ouns rate. g. m, tuilc nut .iin,, to
make moderate fair rate. sur,'ui toeuable the ,Sn.
o"''ohla"'- t. ~N' care 'i 'n'ir properties ana pay
, ",Y u'.'''"" ',', ", we INV. .,'n'''' !" my
n,rouol, Of ven, n,.n t,g. vii, n.,r,t. .,,,t At
WA, ,ho ,lo.io,,., canal am, ,,..,r,,a,.i
cation ,',,,. ~, a,',. ,,,..,',..,,, ,,,''l
win cn,no ,,,, .'hoduIo' -, ,,,i,.,,,, o,.'i
,dvono,d fr.,'.ht ra,.. .rin ,,,o tr,,'.l,
aaon,s -, ~, ,.,'. ,,i', ,.'i. -
$50 ., r,, ,.'i''h, | W.. W.,
49,, ,'''n'' W, r,v" i''A
,n' ''"',"'' - ~ an" n''
~ "'''' '''V "'" i'V''' ~
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Tho counterfeit money in circulation oc-
casIons complaint from merchants who are
losers thereby Spurious coin may nc detect
Cd with comparative ease. but with PAPER money
the ease II different. One trouble is that gcnu-
inc notes are permitted to circulate until they
become torn and dirty. and the countrfeliS en-
JOY the advantage Of appearing in the market
in the same condition. 4 remedy for this would
he the adoption Of the plan. long in use by the
Bank OF England Of issuing only fresh notes.
An opportunity il thus offered to compare "A
SUSPECTED note with IL good one. Since all OF
our paper money is issued hy the Government
there Is no excuse Tor the neglect Of this prccau-
ton.
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A remarkable combination OF oolencss and

A remarkable combination of ooldncss and
cunning has been displayed in several recent
cases Of crime. AT noon OF last saturday, joins
OorHouT OF Jersey city. proprietor In an iron
foundry. returned from the bank with 900 TO
pay his hands. While alone IN his ONCE,
counting the money. some one crcpt behind
him. struck hi- head " tn an iron bar. suat 'hcd
the money. and ned. lie has boon unconscious
over since. and the police must await his
restoration before thew can obtain q clue. Last
night his symptoms were not favorable. What
first was thought to bo casc of assault may hc-
come % caec Of murder That manufacturer
should hc struck down and robbed in his
office. at midday in III" hrart Of populous
city. and the police ho unable even la point the
finger Of suspicion nj the pcrpctrator. h.. to say
Tho lrnat. strnn %.
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1877.



v.~.,. v~~n,r-- North an south
p,n.t..n, th~str. Antony ant t1'nfeirs
It,rnt'. vyrrn House 20 500 $50 H.1,iwty
ptttf %s~,v~ sh~,t--. in~nrsr
tifsh Ave ace unu iirier- wonhrs
ss,Imor-'> s.s-i-"-cireu- ant denassus
s.rnts pr.r, ft".~- 1rie o,totpn
nisr-,u wall II, Marvellous i1tiis Fcis.
r.,s N.rL Npssri"m -Hroat~N sntt't
n. =. rarL th-s,--. brooklyn Ncm -'-
ntbl.'. s-s I'D. m, Ihree aa.ids"'n.
Olympic Theatre -NuietI.
Park lh-atr-- our American C'usin
s.. t...uei-." us4~tr-i- -hro't"V All am -
s,.,,-., uau Great Sauouai Haiy sh.N
ss.asr- t.n,i.t.r varsity.
Nh. ~.,. American nu~-.i- -cnfiosluss
s.n, Pastor. Oprrs u"a~~ -variesy
ytsaii Theatre -vsfi,ty.
sn,n,. sa.nr.. ih~strr me M'thcf- @cctet
~ .tinrL'- Theatre won At Last
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When the State of Rhodc Island elects
unpurchasablo Legislniurcs and concludes to
bc represented 10y statosmen in the United
StAtns Senate. the clerk Of that lody will have
no occasion To call the name Of HENRY B. AN
lI.N
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II is q curious history Of Ingenious ras-
cality that San Frnncisco correspondent un-
folds in this mornings SUN. and Eastern poo
pie tempted to dabblc in unknown mining
stocks will do we'll to give it careful reading.
1t may bc money in their pockets.
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Another cuck-and-bull story comes up
from san Antonio Gen. ORDs headquarters.
about a drunken Mexican. named ZEnERINo
AyALos. killing "A blind man. led 10y IL boy. in the
street Of Eagle Pass. "A Texan village on the Rio
Grandc. near Fort Duncan. The resulting ma
tional grievance ia said 10 be that AvALos
escaped across the river 10 pieiras Negras.
whose civil authorities will not deliver him 10
the Texan Sheriff while Gen. FALCON declines
10 interfere. Admitting the truth 81 this story.
why should the authorities Of pcdras Ncgras
deliver the accused mani And why should
FALCON interfere? Under the existing treaty.
Mexican citizens charged with committing
crimes in the United States are expressly
exempted from cXtradition; and 80 1t j.
with American citizens charged with crimes
committed in Mexico. Gen. FALCON has mo-
right % interfere. and yet trouble is in pros
pot" SAYS the san Antonio story. T. avoid
trouble fairly and honorably. we have only g.
SO alter the treaty that twill amply 90 such cases
Ms that ~ AyALos. This the McNican- are per
fcctly willing to de-; hut HAYES and EvARrs pre-
fer to refuse the mutual treaty. and 10 rely on
violence.
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New York was chccrlcss place yesterday
for thirsty strangers in search OF drink.
Natives To the manner born were not so badly
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Mr.. WILLIAM A. WHEELER evidently
sharoe in lIAYEss opinion that something must
b. done to keep PAcKAgD from pcaching
WHEELER may never have known any instance
Of n man's killing two birds with one stone. but
he evidently does not believe Ito be impossible
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That marriage, even under the most auSpi-
clous circumstances. is attended with moro OF
lc-s risk 20 the contracting parties has been
shown by THE SuN in its answers 10 the in
uuirics Of matrimoniaily inclined lovers. Even
though tho temper be sweet and the under
standing between husband and wife beyond
fear Of mlscon-lrurlion. il i, unsafe to offer
positive promises of perfectly placid liie If
the serenity OF the household is in danger of
disturbance under clear sky. what may not be
expected when marriage opens under tho
shadow of an approaching storm2
Here is the case Of Mr.. aud Mrs. BUTLER. The
husband belongs to one religion and the wife to
another. Two Of the children nrc baptized in
accordance WITTY the mothers creed then. being
blessed with a third cheruh, the father desires
that his clergyman perform tho christening
ceremony, Now the storm burst Mrs. Bun
LEXIS father took lahoring oar in driving the
family craft toward the breakers. and was
thrown overheard 10y the husband and wifo-Wa-
sent to live with another Of his relatives whore
one faith only WIS known. The patrar IA, b ~
ever had left hnhind him II bin Of coal and soon
after his d. pirluro thrice seven devils seemed
to have entered the anthracite. Mrs. BUrLrL'a
stove exploited in mysterious ways the nshcs
were srati rod hrro hildrcu w're hurled Across
the Room by force u tbs SHOCK the stove WA
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1t IL testimony TO his capacity for corrup-
ton that as each newly discovered scheme of
pldndcr and iobbcry In the Navy Department
If traced back to it's source. It IL found to have
its origin directly or indirectly in SEcoR ROBE
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a cheerful ono for the four companies ~ the
Seventh Cavalry and the dctachmcnts gathered
from Standing Rock and Forts Smelling and
Sisscton. now under orders 10 move TO Dead
wood to strike the hostile Sioux. Two years
ago the severity Of Dakota winter stopped
operations. after the troops had been terribly
fro,t-httcn. Snow and bleak winds are now
sWfping the region. and campaign will b.
Que ~ great suffering. Stll. ills is the season
THAI WIS chosen 10 move Indian families. far
loss warmly clothed and amply supplied than
H. troops % the regular army. which should be-
reduced to ten thousand men.
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After X, i, HAYES Of Washington has read
his COPY of to-day's SuN, he Will probably know
q good deal more about his recently acquired
READ estate on the Hudson than he docs at
present.
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to the Rio Grande in triumph Very likely
YouNo will bc promoted by order OF HAYES. Tor
his peculiar cNploit
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Tho profits Of Tho American aericultnri4ts

The profits Of tho American agriculturists
much their property ia, lands whirh pruiuc'
them and thn>s II the Hiurer and artisan IN all uio
.uhrt's lie should be- held b. -acrtd regard The
Guscfnmeut tnunOt Withhold It's fostering from
either without dctrlmcht 60 itself
Can our readers imagine whence this solid
chunk Of wisdom comes or what II Is designed
60 prove II comes from the annual report Of
MIR. THoMI@oN. nominally on the navy; and 1t
il designed in some mysterious way to show
ihat Congress should oNpend the national
funds In substituting steamship lines. That
would Doe queer way Of holding In sacred re-
gard that part of the profits of tho farmer and
the mechanic which the Government takes for
the public treasury. with HAYES keeping dead
silence on the Railroad Ring subsidies. and
THOMPSON openly advocating steamship sub
sides. the public property has u very fostering
care indeed.
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When ST. JEROME EpMUNDs was panic
stria h,n az The mag ned danger Of the majority
passing from the Republican To- the ID 'mooratic
side % IN" Senate. and the prospect OF losin;
his place and influence as Chairman Of the Ju-
dietary Committee. he proposcd " IN great D'al
and prompuiudc to investigate the patriotio
PArTEEsoN. and thus cut on ono vote from the
oppos ton. Ills moral scu-ihi.u.e- were shock
ed that any Senator who had been charged with
bribery should be- allowed to hold scat ia the
uure body which hc adorn-. A few days after
that demonstration. whon KrIIoGd had boon
admitted 10y the efforts - this same Mr. Ed
MuNDs. the Republican committee. which had
Investigated iTTERsuN in : nth Carolina, re
ported that SIXTY witnesses had proved tho cor
ruptlon charged in the purchase 81 his scat.
That report WAS published all over the country.
with IA general outline of the testimony. Here
was AN opportunity for Mr. EDMuNps to purge
the Senate hy proper aud searching invc-ti-
CATION. and to vindicato his own sincerity in the
former movement In presence of this proof
~ which he especially was bound To take notice
Mr. EpMUNps has not only remained silent. but
he has by his voice and his vote. holped To- con
firm PATTERSON in honorable distinctions on
the committees, and placed him above many at
the MOST respectable members Of the Senate OF
both parties. II hehclioNci his original charge
he has dishonorcd the Chamber and himself hy
this action.
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St Louis is aghast over the discovery
that the piers Of its new Custom House are M
fraudulcnt as the HAYES Administration.
There are u hundred Of these piers The spool
hcatons under the contract called for solid
stone. The Government has been paying for
solid stonc-pnving heavily. too Ouiwardly
the piers are solid stone Of the solidest sort.
But ans OF Ave OF these massive piers that
have been Investigated by experts, four prove
to- be shans-holow and filled in with loose
rock. cement. aud spall The experts say 1t Is
lucky that the tact has been discovered in time
these fraudulent piers would never have been
ahlo to permanently support tho immense
weight of tho supcrstructurc, and there was Il
fair prospect for TN appalling tragedy. Both
the contractor. Mr. IYppAS. and the Supcrn-
tondcnt Mr.. WALSH. are described as eminent
ly respectable persons.
They have had the IN luck To hc found out.
But there are good many solid ing pillars
Of State and Church in these days that would
not stand boring any bctter.
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Before the establishment OF Republican
ruiz In South Carolina that State had no divorce
law; but tho Republican Legislature filled
this void in the statute book. Now that
the Democracy is again I'm power there is de-
maud for tho repeal Of tho enactment. which.
according t. the Ahhevillo Mdu0n " is slowly
hut surely making deep and incnaceahlc inn
Preston upon society"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

Tho latest notion IL the Rev. 10. Cook r.
that the secession Of the cultivated elusSos 70
from politics is arccly les, dang rrou- than
the secession of tho States from the Union. We
fear the ltev. DO. is getting into the habit Of
taking too much for granted. and Of talking be-
fore lac thinks
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wrecked and the family lived In conformation
lest u mighticr carthqu ikc should shatter the
building. 1t was discovered thnt small bags OF
powder. about the size of the Jumps. had boen
put in tho coal. In some Of them pebbles were
mixed with the powder. Tho inference was
that some one was trying to dsintcgratc the
BUTLER family. and suspicion attached to the
ban ishcd father 1t was remembered that he
had brca,hcd thrrutcninEs upon his daughter
for not casting Off her husband OF anOt hcr rcli-
gion. Thus the matter stands for the present
n the Republican members Of the House
Of Representatives from this State had not
signed pHprr-as they all did but two-rccom-
ricnding the retention Of the present Custom
House fIlcials. and had stayed away from the
White House instead OF ing personal APP
peal to HAYES. their position would have been
much stronger than II IL. and they would have
been spared some humiliation. In few hours
after their visit. HAYES scnt back to the Senate
the nominations which EvARrS had ordered as
an nffront 10 CoNKLING and his friends.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

Bss- SIN einem bsrlinsr &sIiauraut, Del.
len Menu an Heidbaltisteit binter %oerieni.
gen Der Weinfarte nidt suriidtsbt, sriaien
Dor eiuisen Sa9en Der bur9 msbrfade
iatale &seontres befannt seworoene Bring
9. uno lieB td pom &eauer Die Speiie'
tarte Seisen. Hadoem sr bieislbe iibsrs
ilossn, CAB sr lie nit ben Wortsn ,uriid /:
.@siter nihts? SIT la srdBli6 !" = Sin
an sinsm Ta6bartiid fbsnoer STUDENT
uabm barauf Dem &elner Die Spsiistarte
aus Der Sano, ituoirte bielslbe uno lsste
iis bann sbsnfals bel Settle, inbsm sr Dem
8eaner bsmertte ~@siter ni6ts? SIT ia
9rabli9 !" @itbenb erbob li6 isst Der
s,itsrwdbnts Soy uno risi Dem Muisn.
iobns su: rWis tOnnsn sic fd unter.
itsbsn mid gu fopirer? SD bin Der prinS
81 bne ~auf,uiteben, psrisbts Der an.
ssrsoete sslaFen (; .Wsitsr ni&tss SIT ia
9rdbli9 !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Rag als Der Saiier Soiepb III. surd

BSs- als Der &aiier Soispb III. Sur6
Msopil9 in g iebenbursen fam, reoets ibn
elm bOdbstastss Weib, Die i'm um Die gnt.
laiuus ibrss Sobnes aus Dem 8riesss.
oienlts bitten woate, nit ben Wortsn on {:
~@uten Sag. Serr &aiier! SD winl4e,
Dab Der Ssrr nod iein seiuno lei! Was
ma9t Die Grau Muttsr9 ST fs aud nod
fein ssiuuo ?" Ser 2aiier antmortste ibr
auf ale oieis 6rasen isbr frsunbIid, CAB
ibr elm tleines 8eident rnb iaste .gs
bate ibn auf allen isinen &eiisn nod Iies
mano I'm feline 5rau Mutter 9sfrast, ais
oieie quite alte 5rau in elf Sassn loate
lie aud ibrsn Sobn wisosr bel lid babsn."
uno IS sel6a3.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

sag- 4aiier SOispb Der sueite reiiie einif
in ben Nieoerlanoen uno fam zines
4benbs in Der 8eslsiiung zines einjisen
aoiutantsn in elm @irtbsbaus, bas i4on
sefiiQt mar. Sa Der &ailer unb iein Be-
slsiter lebr einfa4 setleioet tparen, 10
ma9te Der Wirtb, Der feline abnun9 BON
Dem &angs Der beiosn Nnt0mmlinse bate,
iebr penis rmitGnoe nit ibnen, ionoern
ertldrte nit oiirren Worten, bab le i'm
S9uppsn idlafsn mibtsn. Ser 8ailer
mar oasu bereii; nod sinsm einfaden
abenoelien besaben li9 8sioe mad Dem
Sduppen uno Itredten lid aui Die Streu.
am anoern Morsen besablten ls Die &ed.
nuns, Die Stpei @uloen ma9te, uno ent=
~fsrnten fd. Na4 einisen Stunoen tamsn
einise Yerionen Ole gum @sfolse SOispb's
ssb6rten. nod Dem Wirtb sbaule uno
frasten nod ibrem faiierliden Ssrrn.
Sa sins Dem Wirtb balb Elm 2idt auf
unb sr idlus lid nit bsioen Sduitsn nil
tbeno Dor ben 8opi uno oerwiniate iia.
.5r0iet gu9, gutter Srsuno" meinte
elmer Der Sofberrsn, Der 8aiier liebt iolde
abenteuer uno mir, Gud setuib ni4ts
na4tra9en."
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mas mid 10 witbsuo ma9t. aae Saare
m69ts if mir ausraufen, baB id einem
&aiier nur Suei SuIosn in &s9nuns ssieBt
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