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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-26
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The
Senate Select Committee to inquire
into the alleged frauds in the late
election, Mr.. Wallace, chairman,
vii hold meeting tomorrow to
examine witnesses, including ex-
Secretary of the Senate Gorham,
on the subject Of assessment for po-
litical purposes, one Of the points
embraced in the resolution under
which the so-called Teller Commit
tee, now reorganized with Demo
cratic majority, was appointed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-26
MINOR DISPATCHES

CINCINNATI, March 25.-A dis
patch from Detroit says, Robert
McClelland, Ex-Governor of Micb;>
gan and Secretary of the Interior
during the Administration of Presi.
dent Pierce, was stricken with pa
ralysis last evening. His condi-
ton is critical.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-26

INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather with rain areas,
warmer southerIy winds and lower
pressure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Flour
easier, not quotably lower. Wheat,
red and white. $1.0Oa1 .05. Corn quiet
and firm, 364373. Oate, 273a3O. Pork
in fair demand and firm at $1,000.
Lard dull and nominal. Bacon dull;
shoulders, At; clear rib sides, s. %;
clear siies, $5.5045623. Sugar steady
and unchanged. Hogs dull, a shade
lower.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-26

The Rochester Union, in an editO-
rial, has expressed the hope that Hora-
ito Seymour may be induced to accept
the nomination for Governor of New
York next fall in the interest of
Democratic harmony.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
JAMES REDPATH.

1t is a sad coincident that James Red
path, who was so closely identified with
the Geary days in Kansas, should, just
at the moment when that state was cele
brating its continued peace and prosper
ity, disappear mysteriously. Born in
England, Redpath connected himself in
his youth with the pioneers of abolition
in America. He was the friend and coun
sellOr of John Brown. He was with him
at Harprr's Ferry. During the war Of
the rebellion Redpath was a newspaper
correspondent, and it is a notable fact
in his record that he entered Charleston
S. c., with the first Union troops. He
remained in Charleston to organize
schools for the negroes, for Redpath was
a consistent friend of the black through
all things. Two months after Charles
ton fell, he marched the cOlored children
himself on horseback at their head
Stopping before the Charleston Hotel
from whose broad balconies the leaders
of the rebellion had proclaimed the first
open act of treason, and placing himself
upon the very step where stood the liber
ty pole of the South, he gave the word
of command and hundreds of little black
Threats rent the air with the chorus OF
John Brown" He gave a dinner in
Charleston to which he invited all the
prominent colored men of the city, and
with such of the Union officers and cor
respondents as were brave enough to &C
cept the invitation, sat down to the table
with them. 1t was daring thing to dc
at that time and in that place. Since the
war Redpath has managed a lyceum bu
reau in Boston and New York, and
lately has combined operate and theat
rical entertainments with his lecture en-
terprises. He had conceived nOvel
scheme in amusements which was tO
give the people the best art at the cheap
est rates, but he was not encouraged
The life of this man, if it ever written
will be as exciting as the most sensa
tional nOvel.-FOrney's Progress.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
APOTHEGMs.

Eloquence is vehement simplicity
Cecil.
True modesty is discerning grace
Cowper.
Many good purposes lie in a church.
yard.-Philip Henry.
Seest thou a man diligent in his bust
ness? He shall stand before kings
Solomon.
We believe Immortality because we
have not proved it, but we forever try to
prove it because we believe it-Marti-
neau.
The manner of the vulgar man has
freedom, without ease, and the manner
of gentleman has ease without free
dom.-Chesterfeld.
The Christian religion alone cOntem-
plates the conjugal union in order of ma
ture. 1t is the only religion which pre-
sents woman to man as q companion /;
every other abandons her to him as a
slave.-St. Pierre.
Sloth makes all things difficult, but
industry all easy; and he that riseth late
must trot all day and shall scarce over
| take his business at night; while laziness
travels so slowly that poverty soon over
takes him.-Franklin.
Liberality in princes is regarded as a
mark of be nificence. But when it oc
ours that the hOmely bread of the honest
and industrious is often thereby convert
ed into delicious cake for the idle and
prodigal, we soon retract our needless
praises.-Hume.
In mortality there are books enough
written both by ancient and modern
philosophers, but the mortality of the
gospel doth so exceed them ali, that to
give a man a full knowledge of true
mortality, / shall send him to no other
book than the new testament.-Locke
Life after all is but bundle of hints,
each suggesting actual and positive de
velopment; but rarely reaching it. And
as l recall these hints, and in fancy
trace them to their issues, am as truly
dealing with life, as my life as dealt to
me.-Mitchell's Dream Life.
All men, l believe, enjoy an ill-natured
joke. The difference is that an iIl-na
tured person can drink out to the very
dregs the amusement which 1t affords
while the moulded mind soon loses the
sense of the ridiculous in the sympathy
for the pain of the suffeer.-Sir Walter
Scott.
The cross of Christ is divided through
out the world. To each his portion ever
comes. Thou, therefore, o my soul, cas-
not thy portion from thee, but take il
to thee as thy most precious relic, and
lay it up, not IN gold and silver shrine
but in golden heart-a heart clothed
with gentle charity, with patience and
suffering submissiOn.-Luther.
The humblest human creature is mo-
incapable of taking some part in the bat
tie which is continually going on be
evil; battle in which every, even the
smallest, help to the right side has it,
value in promoting the very slow anC
almost insensible progress by which
good is gradually gaining ground from
evil, yet gaining it so visible at interval.
as to promise the not uncertain triumph
of goOd.-John Stuart Mill.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

Much has been said of late of the
character of the reading of our youth
who have access to public libraries and
of the large proportion of novels and
fictitious literature that they select. 1t
is u serious question whether It is boon
10 give them the unrestricted freedom of
our circulating libraries. And il is also
a question whether parents and teachers
and guardians and librarians pay suffi-
Gent attention To the character of the
literature in which they indulge. In
England they are turning more attention
to this point. An experiment has been
going forward In Manchester for over =
year that might well be initiated here.
In two of the free libraries they provide
separate rooms for juvenile readers, and
with judicious selection of such books
as are attractive to boys, including
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
HOW MANY EGGS CAN A HEN LAY

There has been so much loose talk
about the total number of eggs hen is
capable of laying, and her yearly yield
under fairly good treatment, that it is a
satisfaction to Come across something
beyond guesswOrk OF mere inference on
the matter The foundation of science
is accurate observation, and when a
scientist publishes statement, it is pre-
sumable that it is based on this fOunda-
ton. Its accuracy, too, is confirmed, if
it is quoted with approval by other men
with WIDE experience and knowledge on
the subject involved in it. Now, Geye-
lin says, and Prof. Miles in his excellent
work on stock breeding, quotes him
with approval: at has been ascertain
ed that the ovarium of a fowl is CON-
posed of 600 ovales or eggs; therefore a
hen, during the whole of her life, cannot
possibly lay more than 600, which, in q
natural course are distributed over nine
years in the following proportions.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

works on popular science, travels, his
tory, and biography, adventure, and
fiction. They are encouraged 20 visit
these rooms, and are advised in the
selection of books. The result is an
average attendance in one of these libra
ries of $50 each evening, and of $50 in
the other, and so greatly have they be-
come interested in the bright and in.
structive words provided for them that
the amount of fiction read by them is
far less than in the average of other H.
braries, being only about 81 per cent.
There is surely hint here that may
well be followed by the friends of our
boys in connection with our public libra
-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

The Paris Boulevard relates that a
gentlemen once staying at a hotel in
Brittany lost his watch, and made in.
quiries of the landlord, who went with
him the police. There the landlord was
asked file had any dodgers against whom
suspicion was probable. He replied
that two men had arrived that morning,
had not registered their names, had gone
out and said they would not come back
until late at night. One of them, lac
went ON to say, looked like brigand. The
police consequently were on hand when
the strangers returned TO the hotel
These strangers were Dean Stanley and
Alfred Tennyson.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

Mr.. Rassam's excavations on the Mu-
jelibi mound, in Babylon, have proved
that this was the site of the famous
hanging gardens, for in its ruins nc
found wells, aquedqcts, and ponderous
masses of stone, all proving that the
building had been erected, as the Greek
writers say, TO initiate mountain scenery.
In mound to the south of the mass of
city ruins, called Jumjuma, Mr.. Rassam
discovered the remains of a rich hall or
palace, with columns composed of en-
amelled bricks and mOsaics the cornices
were of painted brick and the roof of
rich Indian black wood The inscrip-
tions found there prove the edifice to
have been erected by Nebuchadnezzar.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

Why THEY WALK.-The total amount
taken as gate money in the recent inter
national walking match in New York
was $73, 023, which after deducting ex.
penses leaves $50, 1925 TO be divided
among the walkers. Rowell, the winner,
gets half as his share.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
In the Distriet Court Of I,Yoa connty. Kar

IA DtSNAASS OpH1L "a f1kASa GouftJs hdh-
sas:
n. r. Green * $ GBerricr, partners as The
Chicago Lumber Co,
J. u. LSgne and Mrs. Logue. wife of delcnsl-
ant, j. II. LOgue, whose fail name Is I'M
known to these plaintiffs, and the unknown
heirs of Gersham e.. W aldo
Pursuant 70 the order OF said coarf, all OF
said defendants are notified HAT the names
Of the parties and courS are as Above stated,
and that they have been suezi AMI that they
must answer the petition which the plaintiffs
have filed against them, before Satur-
day, November s. 1879, or said petition Will he
taken rs true and judy ment rendered Accord
il giy, giving ga d plaintiffs personal JUDI,
ment against defendant, II L0gus Is.r
SI05 90. AMI interest thereon at IL i.cr cent
per annum from August 3. 1873. and lei eo-i-.
on his promissory note OF that date, AMI that
said jnd :Dent bc decrceti to he sperihc lien
upon the south hair Of tine southeast quarter
Of section L. and Tie north half OF the north
east auaFter or section 81, all in township X
OF fafige II in Lyon county. Kansas. and that
all said Gefendants be barrel and GoreeInscd
from having asserting any title to or in
teFest in said real estate; and that said plain
tia's lien be decreed 70 be prior and superior
to all Others; and that said real estate he
sold TO pay said Judgment and satisfy said
lien. BUCK q KELLOGG,
W39t3. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

1nasmuch as experience demonstrates
that some breeds OF hens are vastly more
prolific than others, this statement, of
course, can be applicable only to the aver
age of poultry.-Rural New Yorker.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
DELINQUENT Lax List.

Notile is hereby given that 50 much OF each
tract OF land or town lot described iii the fol
lowing list, and situated in Lyon county,
Kansas, as may be necessary for that purpose
will, on the fourth Monday, the same h,.iu I.
the twenty-seventh day october, IHlH bc
sold by me at public auction. my aflicc iH
the city of Emporia, in said Lyon county, for
the delinquent charges thereun.
u. w EASTMAN,
Treasurer NJ -uat .s.ttt..r kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

Mrs. Marie E. Raymond, whose
stage name is Miss Marie Z. Cor
don, has secured a divore from her hus-
band, John L. Raymond, the well known
Col. Mulberry Sellers. Her charge OF
adultery was not denied by him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

The best and cheapest in the wOrl pr
Bulls Cough Syrup costs you only y cents.
and if it does not cure your Cough you can get
VOur money hack
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

y l. ".
n of ne k.....................- 81 10 II
Ne q OF SW n. .,.-.... ......-.... 30 - IL
Commencing at northeast corner of
Benj. Browns land; thence east
37L rods, thence south 25L rods;
thence west BIZ rolls; thence
acres in g. %. "a 10 II
Commencing at MOI thwest cornerof
a. Munday's land: thence wet
II rods, al links; thence south
30 40 rods thence east Ia rods,
u links; thence north 30 4-10 RODS
to beginning, except acres to e..
ID. MaxsOn andJ Duran. -. 10 20 II
+ u OF sc q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 10 10
f y or NV k-.-...---. -..-...-.-... ~ 10
EmnOria City-Lot II West street.
meFieus t0Wnsite-- Block 3. lots 10 and II /:
block "a lot /; block 49, lot il; block 60, lot
10; block IS, lot Is; fractional block 4. LOT 5.
Lot No. in ne ar sec. q, town IS range 4.
Hartford townsite-BlocK n, luts 4. : g. Z,
8 and .. Ws0t4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

DIIIL. j. HEILMAN,
MANUFACTURER or
\ - ID LES 4 ID HAIR n ESS
A Cool Stock always on hand at Lowest
Prices.
Repairing Done Neatly and Cheap.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
u BoETOs.
REAL ESTATE AGENT

EmrorIa, Kansas.
Pay. Ttxes. rehccms lands sel,f h,r taxes
VIII notiTs parties amount 80 tax slne
IN sine 10 save penalty.
Send Aew York Exchange or u. q. orsI1.r
fAN RECEIPTS sFHT ~ RETURN MAIL
kgcEfPP or MONEY.
Enel.sse stamp, description Of lands and post
Office address.
Real Estate be1ght and Sold ontommission-
Call on or address
f. BoRToN,
EmIIol - - "a. %. KANSAS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
CTEAM POWER

CTEAM POWEI;
-
WOOD RKING Glory
Plans and specifications Tor all kinds of
buildings furnished / snip in nay lnnher,
and can give low Figures ON all contracts
Factory and shop on Commercial street,
| just north OF Seventh Avenue, Emporia.
Give III "A call r. SI'EAGiDE-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
nv meCULLoUGH & Co,
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries!
COUNTRY PRODUCE
of all kinds taken IN exchange for goods.
COMMERCIAL STREET,
two doors above the Post once,
EMPoRTA, KANSAS
A TYEO a. HERMAN,
Dealers in Meats of all Kinds!
The Best and Cheapest Meat MTket in


Have now on hand and for sale cheap large
amount of Pork, Ham. Shoulder and Bacon,
thoroughly sailed. cured and smoked, and
equal 90 the very best that can Ice found any
where, They have also 4 large quantity
lar,l by the barrel or pound. Cali and see ~
All Orders receive prompt attention. aDa
ica lers particularly reqIes tel 10 give as
a call The best OF Beef. Mutton and Veal.
as usual kept st our market. ON west siaie
Commerce street. opposite l.. %. EmIoria.
Ka,..as ATTY 20 q HERMAN
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

". Il. ROUP.
PLY SICIAN Az = OBSTETRICIAN, Rcad-
ing, Lyon 20, Has. Once LIST door =. OF post
o1lIce. W i'll attend calls day night. ;iS-ti
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
Lost at Sea,

BOSTON, Mass, Oct "A private dis
patch received here yesterday states that
the iron ship Philosopher, which sailed
from Calcutta September LIST, for here,
with IA general cargo, the estimated
value of which is 100000, is reported
foundered when five days out. She was
insured largely in Boston and New orlI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBEKT MILLIKEN.


CIVII. ENGIS EER AND SURN ny Or
OIliuc at II. ". AicCUnc's : real estate uIlicr
OF Emporia National Bank. w5aII.
7 IL. WELHITE, ID. VS.,
luraduatc of American Veterinary College
Veterinary Surgeon.
Office is ut Joseph Peaks barn, on COnsii-
tuition strcat All diseases Ui animals success
fully treated. v l5tI- =. fl. WILulrE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

RAwLINs, wy, Oct. 1.-The following
particulars are obtained from a courier
who brought dispatches from Captain
Payne amer the fight: Maj. Thornburgh's
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10
PHYSICIANS.

DRS. ALLEN & THOMPSON.
| HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS--liaVing located permanently m
| Emporia, one OF rs will be in constant at
| tendance at our Office. over GRANGE STORE.
| DIR. ALLEN will give special attention to dis
| cases OF females and children. w23tT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

DIR. ". ". HIBBEN
OFFICE-Oycr Dunlap ~ Co.'S. Rank
JOHN 4. MOORE.
NY S!CiAN AND ST RECON III &C 81
his Drug Store, NO. 100 Commercial st.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

LONDON, Oct. IAN affray near Cas-
tlebar, Ireland, in which two men are
reported killed, is believed to be an
agrarian outrage. 1t is reported that
four men fired on the Marquis of Sligo's
agent, and that fire was returned. Ac-
counts of the affair are very conflicting
The Marquis of Headford, and agents,
have received letters threatening them
with death unless rents are reduced.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-10

$ l.. NORTHAMPTON.
DENTAL SURGEON, Emporia, Kansas
Onlce over Grange store, VITA Aiken "
Thompson dli6mo1 WILD.
DRS LAWRENCE 4 LAWRENCE
DIR. j s. LAWRENCE. DR.. TIEHIE S LAWRENCE
OculIst and Aurist. Obstetrics and Disease
3-tI OF Women
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
8er0mann'S Ssben 1T Sonor9.
gom q. 6. &tTnS.
Sobopa, 2. Nusuft 1879.

" W - N]SN$ -
DAFT ia Iauae Iti9ts babe BON mir boren
la1Ien, lit nur ben ungLidliden 8erb1ltz
niilen susul6reiben. @S lit iebt Dalb 5e9n
l16r Mbenos, unb obgIei6 i6 miioe bin
mie ein 9uno, iDie man gu ldget1 pflegt,
miu i6 0enno6, trDb Der 1913 GRAB
6ibe, melde metn Tber mOmeter, ben Sobn
@binaman in bieiem 9lu9enblid ncben mid
iebte, Seist, bod ein 2ebens3ei6en BON mir
9eben.
Ser G6tpeiB lduft mir bon Der Stirne.
SD iibe orei S6ritt bonn Sfen, auf Dem
Dor elmer Stunoe bdS Mbenbeien gefo6t
tpurbe. I'm mid berum liegen @aaren
unb Softer, MaiS, 6eu II. /. N. Inn 9egelt
ben Bug ettpas S6uB fir mein Siht Su
BADEN, babe i6 bas Daidbrett ais 2anlz
penl6irm benuBt; es itebt Dor mir auf
benz Slide, nit eincm Stid 8rennbol3
alS StiiBe.
Gnoli6 babe i'd nit l6perer gfotb eitet
Gid 5uiammengcsimmert unb fam OaDer
Dtelen Brief aus benz eigenen Dorlduftgen
reuet 0etm l6reiDen, Das lei0er INNER mod
aus elltem etn5igen, ais Slide, Shlaf5li1ts
r1er, Harlor, 8orratbsfammer oieltenoen,
10 bel 30 SUB meiienben &aum beltebt. 0a
ein Stubl bier ais Quruss9 lrtifeL angeleben
iptro, baben mir ben ielbem nibt. GOr etnts
gen Sagcn befam i6 mebrere 8riefe bon
!6aus,- aber nod INNER feline 3eitungen,
folgli9 bin i'd fir bic 2luBenz Nelt lett
oen1 Is. Wfai, felt meI6em Sage i6 feline
3ettung sc eben 3 a BE, total a69eitors
ben 1e6enfaas lebr intereliant fur einen
alien Bolitifer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01

WobI Ii 6ie s6Ite1ten inter uniern
Geicrn baben nod cine beutIi6e Crime
rung OIL ben furhtbaren Stanbal, peI6er
fiH Dor % Sabren nit Dem Namen &aIz
Io6 n~ertnlpfte. Die iiinsersn tGnnen
fiG baOon cine unsefabre 8Oriteaung MAJ
den, tuenn fie an ben 8ee6er Siltons
Ston6aL oenten; bod nur cine angefdbre.
Oenn BITE @tn3eIbeiten Der GaaO6'iden
gei6ledtIihen Niiietbaten tparen uneroz
lid iaftiger, ober 6eutIider geiagt, ihDeis
nilber, als bic Ses 8ee6er' i6eH. 9Sie
Beeder mat RalIO@ Elm beriibmter Sen=
ia~tionsprebiser, elm Nann bon sroBem
rNaasnetismus" beiOnbsrs benz tpeiblt~eu
GeiGle6te gegeniiber. Sn tueiteren 3reiz
ien ma6te Ct it3 Onr6 iein tpitben6es
GebriHe gegen bic rDerrn6ten Sremz
Dem" WiTaeuanberte) bemertbar. 10 baB
sr fir elm Sauptliat in Der &nOpnOtbinez
Gsrembenfrsfers) gartei gait. an@ bic
as6re bonn aGein ieIiama6emoen 8aiier
prebists Ct, tpabreHO ct --- ME letHe @Ia@S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
(GOrreipouSens Der .SHinois Staatsseituns." y
&crItn i'm So6iottutcr.
8erIin, 10. Nna. 1879.


Die NeutpobIen gum preuBii6cn
9bur. Die @~inSeuanotage fontmen ntebr
ais ie iDieoer 81 @Dren, leitoem Die leb>
ten 9offnungen auf ben oeutlGen Geidlsz
tag 9eidpunben finb. 3agtdgli6 laiien
bic 3eitungen Mtabnrufe erihaIen, baB es
bobe 3eit lei, in Die Wablbetpegung einsuz
treten. Nber bic Subrer fino nidt 3ur
Steue. Sic bebirfen bringenber. ais ie
Der @r6olung uno fibcn lit ftilen SeebGs
6ern ooer burdftreifen bic 8erge.
IS giebt bod un8laublih niel 9ente In
Berlin, tpel6e I'M CONNER Der 6auptltQot
ben Jtiidcn febren. 1lno mer nidt ncibil6
lit, cmpftnoet cine gebeiTne Sreube, baB bic
Seiten bod ltidt 0 ihlc6t iino, INT biez
let lommcrli6en Waiien : Nu5tpanberung
ein 3icl 3u iteden. Oielelbe lit 10 beoeuz
teno, oaB Tie bic %9elanmte 8bnliognomie
Berlin's per1noert. Der @elommt : Gill>
bru6 Der StraBen lit, 10 gu iagen, elm rupz
bigger. IS fehlen Die eleganten Toiletten,
Die Weulden leben lbGbig aus. Oer
arbcitenbe Wienfb. ben Berlin iebt aucin
nod birst, bat meber !Seit nod Mittel, ben
elegant berauS3ubeiBen.
3Dar ftrOnnen Die 8robin3z 8etpobner in
1~utul1H HuW Oetllu. 0ueb III OeouD uuI
Goiletten befrieoi9en iie aud Die beideiz
oetitcn Nnlpril6e ni6t. Sa, man begegs
net ST ieinem Sdrcfen Goitiim : 3ulantz
menltenunge1t, Del6e inns baran s~lpeifeln
ldileu, Oh es ie geliAgen iptrb, benz Deute
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