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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

1t Is well known to musicians that during
the last century there has been gradual rise
in the pitch of musical notes that is, the note
which formerly used to be regarded, say as A,
has gradually become considered hatter and
fiatter, so that the sound produced by given
key on modern instrument Is SenSiDly
sharper and more acute than that given by the
To so great an extent has this variation now
arrived that the highest concert pitches of the
present day are at least tone above those In
use in l15O; that Is, the note which now would
be regarded as B fiat, or even almost A nat
ural was considered to he G natural or close
to 1t in the first half of the last century, while
even during the last fifty years there has been
rise of from a semi-tOne to a semi-tOne and
a-half in pitch. One effect of this is that the
produces an entirely different effect from that
which It was intended to do; 1t sounds as
though Ii were transformed into higher key:
while music originally written for fair aver
age tenOrs and sopranos can now be efficiently
sung only by exceptional voices, the highest
notes, which formerly were fairly In reach OF
ordinary cultivated voices, being now made
so high through the raising of the pitch as to
be expressed only as screeches and notes un-
pleasant through their too great shrillness,
and consequent deficiency in richness and full
ness OF tone. This difference OF pi. oh Is acOust
lcally expressed by saying that the number Of
vibrations per second required to give GER
tain note Is now considerably greater than was
formerly the cuse. A number OF exact COM
parative measurements of pitches In use at
various dates and in different places has been
recently made by Mr.: Alexander Ellis. the
materials for the investigation being derived
from standard Organ-pipes, tuning forks, &C.,
carefully preserved by their owners.-f LOsdva
Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

DIRTY EATING HOUSES IN LoNDON.-Ed-
mGnd Yates writes In the London World as
follows: will somebody tell me why the FISH
restaurants of London are the flthiest eating
places In the world? shudder at the sight OF
An oyster ever since / looked behind the bar
81 an OYSTER shop, and saw the dirty water i'm
Which the bivalves are kept and I'm which
eney are dipped again to clean them after they
are opened 1 do not know IL there IS any-
oody isit In the world who likes supper; but
KNOW 90 Tor change. Supper suggests fish,
and II - impossible To have good fish supper
except IN ones own house. Ii is impossfble
even at a club, unless ordered beforeband
Woe To the wretch who is weak enough to 90
into the tayerns devoted to shell fish! DIRT
and discomfort everywhere, and the oppres-
sion Of the most poisonous gas that in two
minutes produces a furious headache You
have 10 sit on a narrow ledge of wood called a
bench; before you a narrow board called a
table. And, o. the dirty tablecloth, the sticky
knives the disabled cruets, the Jumps OF putty
which they call bread. the salad which has
been dug out of the dusth0le, and the lobster
which has been cut open with a fishy knife
used for skinning Soles?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT PARK ZIP q

OLIDAN GOODS.
III AT PARkER'S.
FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
WORK HNNf~.
WRIT Nj DESKS.
roc N 1T BOOKS
FINE PAPETFRlES.
GAMES. PIGTI RI
PILLLES. ETC. ErC.
Can aud examine. a. tBe >Iusk Is entirely too largo
10 enumeFate. All gu.rs sold az reduced prices
as They must h. suld before January II.
'.PARh ER &c BOOKSTORE
6Is aud GIS Screafh street.
dl5-lm opposite Patent once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

GOVERNOR WILLIAMS ADvIcE.-A day or
two ago some ladies engaged i'm the work Of
renewing the wants Of the poor OF this city,
called ON the governor To ask a donation to
their funds. His reply was very characters
Tie: why don't you stop building fine
churches. and leave on dressing i'm such fine
help the poor, and wouldn't need TO come beg
ging OF other people" OF course the ladies'
got no subscription. but they were Immensely
thankful for the adyiee.-t Indianapolis Jour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

TWINS SPINS A-dAdtebdI w NSh. II W
We are Offering the above for the holiday trade,
and as We have about THREE TONS FRESH
NJ : and THREE TONS FRESH CANDIES IN
STOCK. will offer special inducements 10 festivals
and clubs. Coed goods at low rates Is our motto,
and money refunded II not found as represented.
JEROME f. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
GROCERS.
Dist Masonic Temple, opp. Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

Dr. TOchamer says that the little black
speeks on apples and oranges are clusters Of
asgi, and that they produce whooping cough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

A-"The reforming comes to stopnow and
then, says the sad voiced editor Of the Buff
falO Express! "but the stealing never. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

THE CONFEDERATE SALT WORKs.-When a
corner in Sak produced q salt famine. so
serious as to threaten the overthrow of the
confederate cause, the government at Rich
mOnd unheSitatingly seized upon the salt
works, and thencefOrth kept possession of
families throughout the country. The rail-
roads were impressed, and all traffic stopped
for days at time and the newspapers were
forbidden TO publish anything which might give
aid and comfort to the enemy. In fact, what
ever was considered military necessity was
forthwith executed; whatever the measure
might be. Stuart, Buchanan & Scott were the
Richmond EI0nstner, which spared neither
friend nor foe, published the following squih:
We believe that Ii Stuart, Buchanan and Scott
Had witnessed the Judgment on old Mrs. Lot,
scocped up the Old lady. and sold her for sslt: ''
E Mrs. N. p. Handy ia Philadelphia Weakly.
ALARGE DIAMOND ON SAIE-A considerable
crowd assembled recently at the Hotel des
Ventes, Rue DrOuOt, Paris, to witness the sale
OF an unusually large diamond, ordered by a
10000 francs. 1t forms the lower part of an
ornament for lady's neck. II Is about as
large as halfpenny, Is perfectly round and
white, but not throwing out much fire. Pillet
the auctloneer, mentioned the conditions OF
the sale, but as no person offered the sum de-
manded. the precious object was withdrawn.
WENDELL PHILLIPS thanks and blesses
kansas Tor her good sense and magnanimity
In resolving to send statue Of John Brown 10
washington" He also recommends friend
Of his to make the statue. But Kansas IS
bleeding to raise the funds, and she desires to
Know lust how much w. p. thanks and
biesses her.'-[N. y. World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ll NV DEsIRARLF AND rHFAP.

HOITBNN tsOODs.
III NEW DESIRABLE AND CHEAP.
AT BRoDHEAD A CO =.
$50 PeHa'a dreaae. bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
Black silks. ColOred SILKS. Ba.k Velvet. Blark
Cashneres. Shawls. Bourette Cloth. knirkeri.p.-k-
er and MaieaSse Suitngs. Materprua,f Cloths Rssrs
for " rapperS. Beaver and MatelaSSe Cuaiings.
Dress Goods Of all kinds. Ladies. Gents aud Ghl-
dren.s tolored Hosiery. in great variety. Also.
HandkerchiefS, Collars and Guns. Ties. Scarfs and
Bows. Lace Tides. Pans. Kid tsloNes. Elegant r
button Md Gloves only 81 -. boulevard skirts
Napkins. Towels Bed spreads. Table Damask,
Blankets. Sheetngs. ShirtingS. &c. sc. These
goods are FIRST class in every respect having l-sn
selected with great care, aud offered very low.
In many from 10 10 - pr cent. below ruling
market prices. Clark's hest 2D- ard spool Cotton,
cents a spool. CAN and examine. dl5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT oF HOLIDAY coops
JUST KECFINED.

JUST KECFINED.
Joo hotties 81 LUBIN-~ ENTR ACT. a. 81. S,lI
every Wherr ~ So. and 81
=, keauiiiml hueof sILk HANDhERCHIEFsa ud
MI tfi.EisS. al So.
lad,gs'. Geut'rmeu's AMI Chiblrru's Whit
Hpkt>. iu fancy hDNe~.
Splendid lite az MD GLOVES. an the new
shade. cheap.
Larse stock Of Ladies' CLoNKS. uccaut
Coax hrs
~ picogs oL Black and Corrci Ca,hmcr,s. I 1, yds
Wide oulA 55r.
- uiccr> 4 ta>hmersS, only 81.
loo Ii"ces oi new Prints. bought az auction. only
nc. received 90 daN.
ALL DOMESTIC GOODS AT COST.
% lh.c,s u smoked " hite Linen from the large
firr in New Work.
- pieces 81 20. Liueii az a..
~ d.. el.op do. 80 .r.
To- DO. sl.25 do. 20.
MeeNpcct to clOse thrn oui this week. Cauearly.
MlSMAIL A GMNNN
sO5 Marked SPACE.
81 duor from ". n. Moss.
y. b ladies wishing 10 avoid thr rush during
the day. our store viii IT, kept oIs.u until o',ark
that al may lie able Q" make their selections dIg- q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.

T OOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
CHR. RUPERT.
Kriss Kringles Headquarters.
No. s05 and S05 Serenth street,
Between ID and y northwest.
Importer Of all kinds
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
ADAPTED FoR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure 70 inform
his numerous customers. and the public generally.
that he has Just received through his agents IN
France and Germany the largest aud heSt-Srlccted
Presents among which We enumeraie in part
Dolls Of every description.
PortmonnaieS. Card Cases.
Work Stands. Fancy Baskets.
Perfumery, Writing Desks,
Work Boxes. Dressing Cases.
ackgammon BoarlS.
China Vases. Ornaments
Rock and Spring Horses.
Wagons of all descriptions.
And also states, that In order ~ give my custom
erS increased advantages and facility for the eNami
nation OF my Stock OF Goods have ftted M a large
apartment In the second floor. directly over my
store. where will al all times take great pleasure
I'm waiting upon those who may favor me with
call.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
to examine my stock before purchasing nywhere
else.
Those who wish TO avoid the usual crowd are eS-
pecially invited 20 make their selections early
convenient. d15-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

A0-A woman In Lawrence, Mass, has been
sentenced to two years Imprisonment as a
common drunkard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

One Of the most extensive and complete stocks Of
Goods suitable for Holiday Gifts, comprising Al
the Elegantly Illustrated Books.
Standard Books In nne Bindings:
An excellent edition Of Poets II z6c.:
Family and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books ana
aymnaiS; an ends variety Of Juvenals 70 suit Al
Desks, AIbums, Gold Pens end PsnciH, lax Stsndx
rsneI r,sture S SsR fsStprcs Gs@es aed Christ.
W4. BALLANTYNE
O-Q - SEVENTH efREBf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

COHEN,s LOAN OFFICE, cosnsr q IN ssrsee
~ and New Yorf svcnue, entrance q New ~
in the city. Money .sshed . . 800 -
re g lnscrse On Soa I'd eiIv9 NeeehsS flase
- 9eufssnsar Clsehing, caDsG - q srttciss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FU,HE BEST BRANDS OF
Il MINCE MEAT,
FRUIT BUFFERS.
NEW YORK BuCkWHEAT;
NEW RAIsINS,
NEW NUTS.
Wholesale and retail.
HALL HUME.
dec5-tr so MARkEr SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
= EAsONABLE, SENSIBLE AND SER
> NlCEABLE

HOLIDAY GOODS.
LARGEST STOCK
IN THE cry.
LOWEST PRICES
At VI. r. BOARDMAN's BOOKSTORE
dS-r 52s 18TH STREET. CoRCoRAN BUILDING.
rONFIsERRE PARIsIENNE. -ALEgAg-
~ DIRE GAUTRON. So6 I II. NV bef S-h
and 9Th. manufacturer of fine French CANDIES
guaranteed always fresh and pure. dI5-2w.
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AZ EI0NE8 - cos
M DUTCH sTOMACH BITTERs,
(Booaekdm y V Mag Bifter):
headache congestion Of the blood and loss OF ape
tfte: Was % weak and exhausted that could not
attend to my business. 4 used several remedies-
but 20 no avail-until reccived your STOMACH
BITTERs. ! keep IL constantly In my boase. be-
has returned, and fed Nike Bew-ton. can rec
ommend your Bitters 20 everybody, and I say it
I. JONAS, WiIkeeharTe, Pa.
sES s sa's s * 2: ps1sss ana
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that. But that was not my best speech
:. said that II IT was not the greatest speech
well, said he, suppose Ii has. Never
theless, 1t was not, in my judgment, the best
speech ever made; but as popular effort 1t
was undoubtedly more read than any other
What do you regard as your greatest
speech?' asked.
pleased me most. The two arguments that
have given me the most satisfaction were the
argument In the steamboat case and the
Dartmouth college argument The steamboat
case. You remember, was a question of the
constftutionality of the right of New York
state to give a monopoly to Fulton and his
se n s Els o.
The value Of such right was not then, and
could not have been from the nature of the
case, fully understood: But it seemed to me
and virtual dissolution Of the union in a
commercial sense"
dress as well as language. He Disseminated
colors as accurately as thoughts, and wished
to see both in their appropriate places: He
his own apparel, and always appeared dressed
! to suit the occasion and the company. Seeing
n ms little grsnddaughters dressed In white, he
commended the taste that made the selection,
observing that children should wear light and
simple colors like the flowers Of early spring.
cdnrs la'eT h fs;s he said I've require gaysr
which brings out its brightest colors at the
close OF the year, and tinges the forest In
autumn with varied and brilliant hues"
HIS PERSONAL COURAGE
Some months after the mObbing of the Eide
| raj Republican at Baltimore, In 1872 Mr. Web
ster and party Of friends being ON their way
to Washington were delayed by the breaking
down Of the coach some Is miles north of Baltf,
more. Mr.. Webster, who was In great haste
to reach Washington TO attend a trial before
| the Supreme Court, resolved to push ON TO the
nearest village and procure q private convey.
ance to Baltimore that night. He at last
ushered By the landlord into p small room,
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Scr 0ani.ridl nnO ber 8au.

Gin Itarfer Bul bel NibbIetolun, in
Neiu gorf, Der iueeen ieiner BiIbbeit
bcfannt 1T, trat fiirjIid aufdlIie auf elm
inn9es @insden aus einer Brut. iiber
Die elm 9rober itattIider 9dnierid Bade
bieIt. Sofort eriff ber @dnierib ben
Stisr on. gr padte ibn aber uidt be
ben $0rnern, ionbsrn imShnan3. ben
CT nit ieinem SdnabeI feitbieIt, nab.
reno Ct nit ieineii itatfen GIiteeIn bic
Seitens bee Sbiers peitidte. @eree-
ben8 brebte Der Stier fid re6ts unb
Iinfs, Inn ieinem 0eeuer beijufommen
Der @dnierid bine ibm binten nnb
peitIdte ibn 10 Ian0e, bis er uor Sdref
iino Samsr3 fld9lih briiIIte. gnOIid
mar Der 0dnierid entiueber miibc ooer
badtt, Der Strafc iei genug. 90 iuie
Der Sticr fiihIte, bab CT IoseeIahen iei
iIi1tetc, sr, 70 idneIl ibn feline Siibe
trn9en, bon 6annen un0 bielt ertt I'M
BinfeI bes fSeIbes an,
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Scr bentidle etaat ber llnlon.

Binnen aebn Sabren-iuenn es nidt
idon bsute ber Sau-iuiro 8isconiin
Der bsutids Staat Der Union fcin.
Sic Dsutlden ftr0men in Sdaaren
bitrJer, ni6t MIR aus benz 8atcrIanbe,
Ionbern aud aus ben dItsren Staaten,
bsiOnbsrs aus SbiO; iie faufen bic
amsrifanilden uno unocrn 2anbbciibcr
aus. gs ipirb aueemein aussiianoen,
bab bic 0euti4tn. tu.nn ie eini9 ipdren,
ale 8eamte im etuate r,oniinirsn iIno
erlpdbIsn fOnnten. Man nebmc !. y.
bic $aubsIs.WietropoIe ieneS StaateS,
MiIwaufss. 0i.ie Stabt bat isbt no..
600 ginmobnsr, barlInter iinb $4,000
@satlds. Ser SleiB nnb bic 8strieb.
iant.it Der Seutideu iuerben 8iseoniin
in iusnieen Sabrsn ;u tinem Der reiditcn
Staaten Der llnion MAIDEN. Der Gin.
si9e llebsIIianb III Der, bab uisIe Oent.
fdjs in GoI9e sines oeiuifIen SorlirtbeilS
ii@ tusissrn, ibre &iuber iii bic offentIi.
den SduIen iu ididen. Nan fact,
bab in Der Stabt WiIuautee aIlein iibcr
5000 ainber stuilden 3 unb is Sabren
in ScIse bisies 8orurtbeils ben Offent.
Iiasn SduIen fern bIeibcn.
Sic beiuden ndmlid belttld'sn9liide
g&uIsn, iuas fiber mir Elm @siuiun fir
fe lift. gi@t aus SOrllrtbeiI 9ei@iebt
bas, ionbsrn tueiI Iie ibre SinSsr nsbet
Der sneIilasu Sprude aud bic bentide
Iebren IaHen iuoHen.
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Sus I.tte 8uiummeutr.Ifru.

8or ctlpa 20 Snbren Ienfte cin jun.
Ger elegant bic aagemeinc glufmerfinm.
teit uuf iid. Ser iaOue 8uds. bas
rabtnihpcrae $aur. bic icinits, nad ben
ncucfen Barrier @uitcrn 5uiammen9e.
iteIItc @arberobs madteu baS $er3
maudcS bibidcn @raesr 8inOsS beben,
nuo bdttcn bic 8dter nnO @Itter bel.
rutbSfdbiacr &6dter 0cunbt, bab Der
0anSp, Der SObn cincs reiden @utsbc.
iberS aus benz Iusflidcn gObmen, iiber
Gin @ermoeen bon nubs5u buuOerttau.
ienb @uIbeu uerfii0t, 70 bdttcu iic seluib
ale Miusn ipriussn Ia1en, llm ben COL.
Osnen 8oseI ein3ufun9en. Sod fdien
fd bsrisIbs bIutlueniS iiir bic 0amen.
iueIt su intcreiiireu. 8ormittaes rift
sr ODER fubr i'm 8uuuiSurten ipu3ieren.
GadmittasS fOitnts man ibn in bem
in Der Giiensaiie NIT Sffi3iersn cOer nit
Sem bamaIisen 8uuetmeifter bsS bsut.
iden 9auosstbeater Billiard ober Sarcd
ipisIeu iebeu. Sod es fam aud bic
Belt, 100 MINORS &fsiI in bic 8ruit oes
bisbcr seeen bic 2icbe @spaperten
bruno. Sin iauSes, biIbbibfdes Gre.
bensfrauIeiu aus einsnt anOsrn @ro9sr
that c8 bem idOnen reiden
Shame oil. nuo Uie nidt 5u beruun.
bern 1T, crtuieesrtr es aud bic ibm nit
bcu fofborltsn 6cldenfen eutseesnss.
tru9eue 2isbe. @ie iunoe Dame bs3oe
iofcrt sim prddtis ciuscridtste Sob.
nuna bottc auberocm cine 8iQa sur
eS purben 8eiien nad Sta.
lien uno mad bcm Nbeine unternom.
men, uuo @idtS trHbte Oas iiibe 9iebcs.
glid, 70 Ianee Der ipIeuoioe Niebbober
nod M1ittsI 3u fsiusm Iugariolen 2eben
bate. Sod Oas @sIb Dins NIT Der
Belt auf bic glsiee, iuninteIte ii@ aber
,uul orobsu &4e.e III ben SparfaiIeH.
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Gipas bon bet BraHsrsien In pbis
IabeIhhta.

seeNeFysNs
Bsr @bilabsIpbia belaht, IoIIte nidt
perfebIeu, aud bem foo. n8ieritdbtsl"
oaisIbit einsn 8eiud ab3uitattcu. Oa
iinb 4. .. bic 8rauereien Der $erren
Bsrauer & gnssI, 8. & 9. 8aIt. 8Otb.
ader, Seller, Srtb. 8aIter, $sn3Ier &
Glad, @oIbbed, &bsiS, gonrab, Berg.
boa & Yiota, SdIsmm uno Mnbere, bic
uIlein eipe Gtabt bilbsn,-pabre YaI.
Idiis bon 8uuart. Gin unesbeures Ga.
pitaI wirb idbrIid in bisien 8rauersisn
fir Stcusr. GrbeitaIubn. Sopfen, @aI3
II. iu. berats9abt, ipobon man iih
fanm cinsn 8e8riif MAIDEN fann. Sine
Naiie Grbeiter, 8ruurr, 8iifer. Sdmis.
be, 8a8ncr, Snsenieure, TubrIcute II.
I. lu. iueroen bier beiddftiet. 8ou bic.
fen ban9eu iuiebsr Sunoerte @nbsre ub,
iuie s.8.Sdneiber, Sdubmader, ,8adsr,
Ncbscr II. I, TO-, bic ibr OuteS gusfom.
men babsn. @irbe mau nun ben
8ranern einbaIt tbun, unb bic fanati.
fden $empcrenaIer ibre @Idne burd.
filbreu, ipeIb' ein uu9ebeHrer Rotbitanb
tpiirbc nidt buburd entiteben2 3n be.
merrsn ift nod. bub 81. &Otbader ssssn.
tudrtis einsn 8runnen on ieiuer 8rane.
rel 9raben Idbt, iusIder so SUB tief. 10
8ub im Ourdmefer 1T, uno elm foitIi.
des 8aiier bat, baS $rn. u, iebr bien.
Iid icin tpirb.
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tGinasianbi.l
Gorrriponoenj bon philadelphia.
SillD Sub ilnN Der &unH.
@eebrter $err &eoatteur !

@eebrtcr Ssrr &sSaiteur!
SD mub Sbneu bod fiir Sbr lpertbes
8Iatt ciuc fIeine @eidibte er;abIen.-
Infer Iiebcr SER 8iIID 8ub. Bidder.
meiiter un Der A., unb 2ancalter @pe.
nus, 1T eiuc ausemsin bstannte unb be.
Iisbte @eridnIidfsit. Sb absr be1en
aus9eiprOdsne 2eiOsniduft fir $unbe,
beioubs isnen bon idpar3er Sarbe unO
Ianpen Sbrcn befannt lit, mOdte id be
3lueifeIn. Surg uuo gut. infer 8ilb
lit Gin Sreunb Der $nnbs. lin ibm
min cine redte Srcuoe 3u bereiten MIR.
be bon cini0cn ieiucr Sreunoen neuIid
ein @rudtegempIar, gang nad benz Sc.
idmad Silb's an8cidufft. Oumit
aber aud bic llcbcrraiduns cine rcdt
anscuebme iusroe, luurbe baS criuabn.
tc @sident Isbten Sumitae &beno in
8iups 8rpbluuScn on bic SteIe eincs
isincr 8robfOrbe su Der Belt eebradt,
als er iid in einem SaIoon 9iitIid that.
SO mar bersit8 bunfcI. uub 8iQp be.
itiee aIsba!b ieiuen 8a9en, obne Ib.
nuns Der Sin9s, bic ba fommcn ioIltsn.
Soiusit sin9 bic Sade gang Gut. Ser
$unO int Baoeu idien initinftmdbi9
gu fiibIen, bab 9rObtmo0Iide &ube Dor.
IaufS briusenb ssbOten isi, benn er
berbicIt iid rubiD, iuO3u ibn uieIleidt
aud Der Sonntussfudcn peranIabte,
Der ibm aus 8iaDS @Orrutb gratis snr
8erfii9nns 9eitellt tulIrbe. GIs absr
@feiIier 8iub ieiuen 8a9en anbisIt,
unb anitatt he$ BrooforbeS einsn 3otti.
gen SuubStopf in bic $dnbe bstum, bn
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