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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29
D,.covery Of AN "oid Master"

New Orleans connosseurs are just
now elated over the discovery of
painting by some old master" in
very unexpected place-the bar-room
of a sailors boarding house. The pic.
ture, which is of the Italian school, and
supposed to date about the fifteenth
century. is Venus seated in a shell on
the sea, drawn by a pair Of cheTubs.
The work is described by the local
press in glowing terms, and the oddity
of the discovery enhances the interest
with which the acquisition is regarded
The picture had been nailed to the
walls of a dingy.bar room for time inn
memorial and had been painted over
and completely hidden. A landscape
artists named Claque, happening to
scratch the canvas, discovered the head
of one of the cherubs, and had the
picture cleaned, displaying the work
now on exhibition. 1t was purchased
by Mr.. Chassaignac, a musical artist
of New Orleans, who has since been
offered, it is said, $500 for it. The
painting has been sent TO New York
and will be placed on exhibition here
a few days before being sent 70 the
Paris exposition.
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just after dark last night the bronzed
l0ee OF . rustic peered into tAe half
opened door of The police court. Ser.
9oant Snyder WAS sitting alone, and of
course Invited the stranger in, The face
disappeared, aud in q minutes time
rhppearoi with tho entire body The
stranger was leading a woman by the
hand, and commenced the CONVEX .alion
by demanding 10 bg married SNYDER
always willing To Accommodate, sent an
officer for Squire E,leubcrl5r. The
man was in a hurry and d1mnndrd
that as that was court house he had a
right TO he married at once by the ohi.
Ger on duty, lilo was induced TO wait
until Justice Ellenberger arrived when
the marriage ceremony was performed
The couple came across the river from
Clay county and were evidently unN
used TO such business They walked oil
arm and arm after feeling the squire,
and were last seen walking through the
mud towards the bridge,
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The Ia.urrec,ioua In tho Caucnan..

The military correspondent of Ger,
man paper ascribes the recent revival
of insurrcctionary movements among
the tribes inhabiting the Caucasus TO
the fact that nearly all the regular Rus.
sian troops have been withdrawn from
the garrsons they usually occupy, to
reinforce and augment the active armies
in the field, their place in the interior
being taken by the provincial militia.
Quite lately raid was made by band
OF insurgents into the Signack district,
on the southern slopes Of the Caucuses,
and only five or six marches distant
from Tiilis, More than one 1T. Peters
burg journal, the correspondent states,
unhesitaIingly allirms TINT the admin.
istration which has hitherto prevailed
in the Caucases is alone to blame Tor
these outbreaks The mpacity of the
imperial employees, the unrighteousness
OF the Russian judges, the manner in
which the land has been plundered by
those employed to administer affairs,
have created state of discomfort which
has caused the inhabitants of the coun-
try to seize the first opportunity to raise
the standardof revolt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

Correspondent of the Newark Ads
vertiser: London presents the APP
pearance of city in the course of be,
ing rebuilt. In all directions houses
are being torn down for the purpose of
widening visiting streets, or making
new ones, or creating squares, or clears
ing sites for new blocks of shops, hotels
or private residences. The buildings
now in course of erection are invariably
of the most snowy and at the same time
substantial orders of architecture. The
road beds are exceedingly firm and the
surface smooth and hard. The pave-
ments are wide, strong and well laid,
The gas lighting is liberal and occasions
ally tasteful, particularly on the nor,h
bank of the Thames, from Westminster
to Blackfriars bridge, along the new
embankment, which is parterre OF
flowers and shrubs by day, and fairy
like illumination by night But all
this is monihed, and the aspect of the
city, to certain extent. dishgured, like
blotches on fair face, by excavations,
heaps of rubbish, and the vast piles of
earth, lime, stone, brick, tlmoerand IRON,
everywhere blocking the streets. There
appears literally no end to the rebuild
ing and reconstruction of the metropolis.
One set of improvements is no sooner
finished than another is begun. In ten
years London will probably be more
beautiful in every quarter than Paris.
ready many of the foreigners consid' r
London, on the whole, preferable to the
butterfly metropolis of France, but when
the vast changes now progressing are
partly accomplished, London will be
without rival for taste and elegance a.
residence, as it already is peerless for
wealth, influence and population. In
the meantime, the streams of tourists
travellers, pleasure seekers, business men,
invalids, and others visiting the metro.
polls seem to be forever increasing.
Never was anything seen like it. Won
derful as the day is, the morrow is
equally crowded with marvels. London
is succession of surprises, and they
never cease.
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Isan Antonio Herald

The DALLAS HERALD, whose editor
has just returned from trip to Wash.
ingtOn, writes up our representatives
THE HERALD IL warm in their praise,
and declares "lt is u proud reflection
that when Texan gets on his feet in
the house, he is listened to with re.
spectful attention." In referring to
Mr., Schleicher, says The HERARD
it'll much truth: "rhe noble man of
the west, colossal in head aud person,
enjoys u reputation among the solid
men of congress that many men would
be content TO work "A quarter OF CEN
tury to attain We must plead guilty
to considerable amount of state pride
in this direction, as well as our con
temporary from northern Texas. We
are not aware OF any state that, on the
whole, is so ally represented a. Texas.
Our delegation IL much above the aver
age. Senators MAXey and Coke are
not only gentlemen OF ability, bat hard
workers; while Throckmorton, Rea-
gan, Mills, Culberson, Giddings and
the representative from this congress
sional district, Hon. Gustave Schlei.
cher, have each and all proved their
ability to sustain themselves in every
exigency, aud shed luster upon their
native state. What is very noticeable
and peculiarly gratifying to the people
who sent them to Washington is the
enthusiasm they evince in the service
of Texas. No measure that interests
the Lone Star state escapes their vlgi
lance, and what they propose is driven
with vim. We are happy to note
the marked Difference paid to them by
their as. ociates in both the upper and
lower houses. Texas interest can never
suffer neglect so long as she keeps so
able and so devoted body OF repre-.
sentatives at the national capital.
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An End 10 EmbIazonments.

Baltimore Sun: Five years ago
Charles Sumner made proposition to
remove the names of the battles OF the
civil war from the regimental colors Of
the regular army. This liberal and
patriotic suggestion provoked much
hostile criticism. The secretary OF war
has now ordered all mention of battles
to be omitted in future issues OF the
Army Register, a change more import.
ant than the one Mr.. Sumner pro-
posed. 1t is time that all boastf'il en-
blazonment Of the late fratricidal strife
should be efiaced.
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

HIDEs-Dry iint, IS bs and upward, l5c.;
dry hlnt, Is rs and upward, damaged, loo:
dry fiiut, kips and calf, He; dry salt 20 rs
and upward, llo.; green butchers, 5Sc.
SHEEP PELIS-Each, owing TO wool, zoo
23c.; white wool, long. llci white WOOL fall
clip. sake; black wool, lsc.
BIJFFALO-Bull's, a.; cows, &c.
TAI,IOH-ln barrels. SIC.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, November rs Stocks dropped
,,on u 10 ~ opening hui lator recovered
Money per cent dmd VI u2k4. Exchange
l0lg " ~ short 81 $50. state bonds quiet.
government bonds tiTm,
Gold nnpnaU uq
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COMMERCIAL.
FL.OuR.

FLOUR-Fsir demand, which is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent, in
sacks, 81 w; san Jacinto e. IS; Empire 50 5O
XXXS3 y: Eagle 50 W; Magnolia, In sacks,
" lbs, 81 0Ci- Todd's XXX, 50 p; state
Central xxx, So 80; Choice Family, v IS
star Mills Xxx, s. O0.
BRAN-From 40 TO 55c.
CORN NEAL-6Oc.
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

oATs-seiling only to feed IN en-, So@s5c
iWHEAT-Choicef 81 IS; good mliling 81 d
asi a.; fair 81 1891 81; loE grades u O9
81 ~.
c oRN-Texas, IN shuck, s5g65ei In de-
mand. shelled, none offering.
BARLEY FEED-5s9lOc.
HAY-sS ooeiO % per ton; Hungarian and
MiIlet sl09l2. -,.- =,
had roads have caused q great scarcity OF
all kinds OF grain and prices have Deen
forced up far beyond IL value.
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NEW YORK, November gS.--Aterling 10
dull Ht al %. Money iOgj per cent. Gold
steady at u Ols, Government bonds firm;
new a's % 'Wv. state bonds quiet.
NEW oRLSANs, November 2s.-Gold 81 O2Js
GU Q5 sight :. discount. Sterling bank
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Receipts, net, $3.50 pales; gross 7,l07 bales.
Exports continent 800 bales; France S0O3
bates; Great Britain 9yl bales cOastwise 500
bales, Stock unoieareu 2S4,356 bales; ON ship
DOArd, l2l.lsS bAleS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29

HiOuS prices,
,, "WEDNESDAY. TUESDAY.
hluuung UplNnds, i-l6d Bd
MlddllnE Orleans. sd GA
sales 10000 bales; speouIatiOus and exports
1000 bales; receipts 800 bales, all American.
Failures sellers ut l-S2d decline.
Uplunds, low mlddll1g clause, November
delivery, o5A@6 Had; November and De-
cember o.l6t DeoemO Der and January
= 9-3ld; January aud tebruary 9-}2d;
Febru ~ ano March 9-S4d; March and
Aprii 5-l6d; shipped February and March
b. sail G1s
p. m.-Uplands, low mlddlng clause,
February and March delivery, 90 I'D; Or
leans, low mldlllng clause, shipped october
by sail omitted, 4 0l6t,
p. IA sales American $3.50 bales; Up
lands, low middllng clause, November aud
December dellverp, 5-lDd; March and
April 61sd.
NEW ORLEANs, November 2S. -Night-Cot-
ton Opened easy and closed active and
firm, Sales l2GJu bales,
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Cotton Market.

aALy EsroN November 2S.-Cotton receipts
S,GO bales. Exports To Great Britain 6SS
stock 69,S25 bales.
MarKet stsndy,
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Notice of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. A. IA. Hosack aud J. J. Jones, UNI
der the firm name Of Hosack Jones, IN
the real estate business az ballss. 1ezas,
was dissolved from aud after The first day
OF October, 1917 j. A. IA. Hosaek letifing
from said firm, and ]. J. Jones continuing
said business and assuming all Liabilities
contracted By 3aid firm, and Is hereby
authorised TO collect ail amounts due the
ia. n. HOSACK.
October ~, ls7T. ]. J. JONES.
In retiring from said firm, besyeak a
continuance Of the kind patronage he5eto-
fore extended said frm, and after having
had Mr., Jones with me In bnsiDess for the
last twelAe years, can. and do. with graf
pleasure, cheerfuliy recommend him as be-
ing worthy OF the condolences OF any COM
nrus11i5.dlm. Lab. HosAcK.
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NOTICE or COMPREHENSIVE.

We, tire undersigned, have this day form-
ed "A copartnership Tor the purpose Of dOins
a general land and real esta e business, as
successors of Hosack n Jones, under the
firm name OF Jones & Murphy.
]. J. JONES.
JOHN Il. MURPHY.
ONCE, No. III Austin street, Dallas, Texas.
November let, 1871.
The new Arm respectfully solicits con
tinuance Of the patroB axe her tOtore extend
ed the late Arm, and trusts, by stfict atten-
ton and fair and honorable dealings IN All
business transactions, 10 Iuerit and receive
reasonable support from the pupl g. We
are well supplied with county maps, land
abstracts and eVeTythiDg necessary % con.
stitute a frst-ciass Office ana buin men-
ers of ihe firm having had several years
experience. believe that by close npp.iea-
ton, we shall be able TO satisfactorily serve
our patrons. Very respectfully.
novIO-dim, JONES & MURPHY
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Honey.

Pitchers CastOriR Is q complete substi'
tute for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant to take
as Honey. II Is particularly adapted 70
Teething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, assim ulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Cole. Few rem.
edles are AZ efiicacious for Feverlshness,
Group, Worms and Who0ping Cough. Cas-
toria Ii a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation more effective than Castor OIL
aud neither gags or gripeA.
COLUMBIA, Conn.,, May 3, 1875.
Messrs. j. b. Rose n Co., N. u:
Gents: have family OF eight children,
aud have used a. much Castorla as any fam.
lily In the United states, think. ! have
never found anything equal to it. My chill.
dren have been saved from lever several
times By the use of Castoria. Recommend
It's use for children, for many dlseses they
are subject to, In preference 10 any medicine
know of. feel 1t my duty 10 give this GER
tlncats on account OF he benefits i have de-
rived by the use OF CasiOria.
Very iruly yours,
NORM * 2. LITTLE
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, November @.-Flour Il
s 8 Xxx Xxx otssS V % higher grades 4 S
d 10. Corn, quiet and steady al 60@82c. Ga :
steady AT 37(G3Sc. Pork dull ana unsettled
ut Sl31a: Lard quiet; refined fierce IS 7o@9;
| keg ~ 256p9 50. Dry sailed shoulders duh and
| lower; shoulders loose 5Ac; packed SIC.
Bscon quiet ana weak ut ia l4@g4c. Hams
| quiet aul steady at l3Gg4h as IN size aud
brand, WHISKY stea - retited Louisiana
81 O}gl 05; eastern 81 O5al 90 Coffee good
demand at fun prices; cargo ORDINARY To
| prime lBl4gl940 golu. sugar STEADY good
demand; common To gooa common 4h4s5xc;
fair to fully fair 594961ac; pr me To choice
| 6A@71G yellow clarified 7%G71sc. Molasses.
| IN good demands common 2O92ac; fair 2SaSOc;
Rice quiet ana weak ordinary To ohotce
Louisiana 5@eAc.
NEW YORK, November %. Flour without
| decided change; low grades about steauy;
| Others dull and neaVy; closing quiet, sou H.
| ern -four quiet and VI cha red Wheat dull
spriug 3@lc lower: winter grades without
decided change Corn 20 lower. Oats a
| shade lower and fairly aClIvn. Coffee; rio tirm
| in fair demandi cargotS .5L9lS14c JDbbil X
lots l6sst@2lc. sugar dull aud heavy; lair to
| good Ieinel Without material change, Mo-
lasses; New Orleans Il let ut 40@i2c. New
| crop OF rice quiet wltnont decided change.
TallUw steady, Pork heavy; fairly active;
mess Sl3 BOali 7c; old 81 5Ucsl3 90. New lard
about stea ~; prime steam IS 40. Whisky
| arm ats 10.
BALTIMORE, November 49, Flour nrmer
not quOtaUly firmer. southern wheat quie
snd lower; western dull ana heavy; south
| hern red good to Prime S6gl a.; amber
| 81 i7dl 50; n western winter red, SPOT
and November 81 AZ; Deem Der 81 I21S bid:
January 81 %. Southern corn active and
hrm; ives ern dull and heavy; southern
white 569621Sc; yellow j59621sc.
ST. LOUIS, NUvem ber27.-Fll our, quiet and
unchanged. Wbea, duh; No. red fall
| 81 G2@l ~. Corn quiel and arm; No. 2
mixed iGz,GiG4c. Uals easier; No. Z6ey261Sc.
! Rye easier at .6s581sc. RsrIey dull. WHISKY
steady ut 81 %. PuIk dulI; Iobbing Sl2 80.
| Lard quiet; kettle $40. Bulk meats reek at
| 4tkd1 4g6lzgGi4 for shoulders, clear rib and
GEAR side; boxed bacon Inactive; clear sides
| $40.
| hogs-Aciive and firm.
| Cattle-W Weak, demand only local.
sheep Quiet and unchanged.
Slides and W OeI.
GALvEsTON, November s.-Hldes firm
Dry selected loo; light sailed l3c; sack
saited l2c damaged half pric-; klps ld1;
wet sated a. they run Sc; selected 90; but
| clfers green nc.
Wuol--Steady and In fair demand; medi-
um 10 fine light and free OF bufs 2Oa2jc:
Oarse and heavy l49l1c; western and Mex
| lean l09l3c.
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dreams ,'';',..'" IL 5-i6c IL 7.ibo
sales $50 bales. Futures easier.
Dcember II li9ll lbc; January III 22@ll 24c;
February II Sigll sc; Marsh ii 4sSsll 5lc;
Apnl Ii Glgll 4c.
NlghC-Cotton firm Uplands II 6-l6c; Or
leans II IL Q. sales 90 bales.
Consolidated net receipts 1882 bales: ex-
p0lb To Great B,iiatn SO, ~ bales; Franco
wv bales; continent q, S3S bales; channel
500 bales.
Net receipts e35 bales; gross lI,57S bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales $1,000 bales.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


rOr thp week rnd.uk Nnven bar 20, ls7T,
FURNISHED i1tE HkRALp 10y ~. ", barnett,
hepnfteI IN this CITY Tor tie National Cot
ton Exchange.
htnch ON hand september lst,., lR
Wg.lNol lhis wegk",".,,,,,r,,. 50
prey iOgsly ,,..,,.,.....,...ll,8ai
sept /, l@i,,,,,,y,..,,,,,, li,2U
,
Nj, Aula ,,,',,,,.,, .,,......,-,,.,r,, lt,lN
0nlppon lhla echr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. l0,h
previously r,,,o,,,,,.,,.,,,.ll,6y $40
since sept ], l'li.r, o., l2,h s.
'"ah on hhnl u,,,.,,.,,,p,.o,..,,, l,e0
oOrION AARKKr,
Market tlrn with x ,od demand. Middling
Wv Low Aidd1lnR %, Good ordinary sc
~ $40,
METEOROLOGICAL.
hhHos' !enpelhlllre-r,--.,"r -
MWeht temperature ,o,,,......,.,...,, -
a.,NNlaSt iompetatura NJ u m.......,.,,..,.. -
Rainfall In s b-lOO
ID. W. BARNETr.
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LIVERPOOL. November 2S.--Noon.-Cotton
in fair demand which is freely met at pre-
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We VIII tind buyers for Lands, Farms and
CITY Property. We will mud renters for
Farms, Dwellings and stores, Furnish nh-
strRcls, perfect titlps, pay tax s, etc. Negon.
ate loans ON real estate security. Make sur
yeya and partitions of land in city or county,
Buy sell and locate lun uaftlhcWt y.
Farms ana city properly In the North TO
eychpnge for Texas property
Having an extensive Acquaintance with
capitalists Of the older States whose atten-
ton is turned In this diractinn, parties de.
ilrIng DO soil property VIII do well TO pl GO
I n our hands. Oci0in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23

berbolte er, inbem er 10 idnell als m6s'
lid ms Sort elite. Mber Mmen bal
Sir icinen Ie$ten Dienit nod ni@t e.
wieien, @oberi9 9aitins, fu5r ct sdb=
netnirldeno fort, uno penn er Jpn &C.
%leiitct, oann miro er melt Senus bon
Sir entfernt iein, bag Dein Nrm i'm
nidt errei6en tonn. Ser unbantbare
9allunte, fiiste CT nit Snsrimm bel.
Der cin3ise Msnl@, benz i'd treu biente.
ucnoet i'd sesen mid! 9lber SAM
meinsr Sdlaubeit bin i'd nun porbc.
mreitct. Menn i'd wiibte. oaB Sid BIZ
Mib6anolunsen perselien tOnnte, Die e'
BON mir su eyouloen bate; 80. abe,
nein, nein -. bieB lit unu,0sli9!
@ie 10 piele Mnbere iob Der Grtuite'
lid ourd feline ei9enen SInoen Der
@es periperrt, Den er serne eiasei4Ia=
gen batte.
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XXI. MiFres sunte's Sob.

XXI. Mitrcb @une.'s Sob.
Nls Doctor MarIb, BEN man bon
Netuart bate tommea laiIen, bag Sim
mer Der franten Sonnenmirtbin Der.
lieB, tiinbiste er ibrem beitiir3ten @at=
ten un6 Der liebepolen Nidte an. oaf
Miitreb 8unec rur nod meni9e Stun.
ben 81 lebsn babe. @dbrenb Der Ion-
gen &eibe BON Sabren, ,uabreno ,pelde,
Der arme Mtidel Die 5yrannei feline,
6raM nit uapcrsleidlider @eoulo &C.
tra9en bate. mar inn ME Der @eoantt
setommen, oab lie lterben f6nne. 81
slaubte lie erbaben iiber cine iolde
S@wa4e unb mar oaber eritaunt, aIs
ibm BON Marib bieie eriditternoe Ta9=
ridt mitsetbcilt wuroe, bab ct uie per-
i~teinert baitano unb ben MrSt in cine,
@eiie anIab, pie lpeni, CT ben Neritant
perIoren bate.
Sane binsesen, ober pielmebr Msit
Sane, blieb poIfommen taltbliitis uno
sins ausenblidli@ binaus, nm eineu
8oten an Mr. GQssoob nit benz Muj.
TRACE absuienoen, bab er isin &ommen
10 iebr ais mOslid bei6leunisen mose,
Ser @emabl badte nur an feline fer
benbe 5rou, bic Ni1te nur al oas Sc.
itament ibrer Sante.
Na4oem Sane mad Gllssooo &C.
l9idt, tebrte lie in bas 3immer De,
Sterbsnoen Suriid, an oeren 8ett lie
lid in oler @cmitbsrube nicoerlcbte,
MiitreB Sunce iab su ibrergiidte mil
jenem ansilli9 frasenoen 8lide auf
Dem mir 10 unsern BEL benen, bic mi,
liebcn, bcsesnen, ,uenn bic Nntport au'
oenislben cine unerfrcuIide lit. Mbe,
Drip Sane ertrus oieien 8lid nit be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ube.
@as iast Der 9oetor? fraste bi'
Rrante.
= mein @ott! mein Got! mar Nl=
leg, mas WiiB Sane beruorbradte, nab
renb lie ibr Saldentud an Die trode=
men Musen bridte.
Sap bas, Sane, fubr Miitreb 8une'
fort, i@ fir9te Die @abrbeit nidt
@ibt es nod einise 9oHnuns?
Nein> erluioerte bic Nii1te nit ei,rem
StoblcufSer, ser eber aus Dem Masen
aIs aus Dem 9er;cn gu tommen i@ien.
Sn einisen Stunoen, fubr lie i&!ud=
seno fort, in einisen Stmnoen, licbe
Sante, meroet SIR i'm 9immeI lein.
Miitreb Ounce idien scrooe MIDI
lonoerli1 erfreut Oh oiejer 9fa9ridt.
uno wuroe 10 auBeroroentli9 blaB, BAL
Sane li@ nidt perbebleu fonnte, baf
lire Sante piel weniser Mutb bette
als lie pon lift eriuartet bate.
So mub i9 alp iterben? murmelt'
Die Mlte, uno mod oa3u Dor Bunce
fiiste iie NIT Sitterteit binsm.
Sd babe mad Dem Mn,pal! Golet
scl1idt, lie5e Sante, fliilterte Sane.
9aIt SM's 10 eiIig /? fragte bic &rant'
miirrild.
Sd slaubte, bab es guer @unId lei
Nun ia, es 1T mein @unI9, ieuf;t'
MiitrcB Ounce, benn i@ t0nnte nidt ii
Grieoen Itsrben, wenn i'd pibte, cal
Midel nod meinem Sobe 9err i'm
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iden @errn seben, obne mid, bic i'm
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