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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-22
The Providence Amateurs.

The Amateur Dramatic Company
appeared at Mozart II all last Tuesday
night, and presented the two dramas
Little Treasure, and seIci on Parle
Francais." We know it is the Gus
tom with most newspapers TO ignore
the faults and laud the virtues Of
such entertainments, but believing
that an honest opinion should always
be expressed. We will, while COM
mcnding the better parts, endeavor
to delicaiely point out The deficient
ones. Ihe>. first piece was "Eattle
Treasure, and Gertrude" the hero
inc, was personated- by Miss Bette
Howell, in a manner that reflected
great credit upon her, and showed
that she possessed real dramatic tai.
ent. Miss Lyle's pcrsonation of
"Grandma" was also rendered in an
acceptable manner, though as the
character was an unimportant one,
her opportunities for displaying her
powers as an actress were not good.
Miss Ford's acting was characterized
by less animation and vivacity,
though her words were distinctly and
andibly uttered. The hero was per-
sonated by Mr.. Rufus lihodes, and
his rendition OF the part evinced the
fact that he was peculiarly adapted to
the PRESERVATION of the character,
which was that of bashful lover.
Mr.. Smith did not throw enough vim
into his art.butopon the whole did
well. Mr.. Martin acted well but did
not have perfect control Of his voice.
He must be acctstomcd TO public
speaking, as a times his words were
uttered in O declamatory tone.
The second piece was decidedly
humorous, but for lack of space we
cannot undertake 10 give 2 synopsis
loft. The characters were represent
ed by Misses Ford. Crabtrce. Lyle,
and Howell, and Messrs Mattill, Mar
tin and Smith. The acting of all was
equally as good as twas in the fret
piece, and that Of Mr.. Mattill was es'
pesially commendable. lie is GER
tainly excellently adapted to the car
rying of humorous parts. What We
have said has not been in a@spirit, o.
deroga,ion, for We are bound to ad'
nit that the company possesses merit
ofno small! prctensions. Our criti
cisms have been made, placing then
upon a level with professionals. and
Of course the standard Is much high
err than If merely as amateurs. Al
amateurs they are at the top, but Al
compared with professionals thel
have their faults. feyH ~.
: Laying aside our remarks which
may seem 10 them a little severe, W,
will say that their visit gave univer
sal satisfaction to oil, and even thos
; who insisted upon comparing then
with professionals, had TO acknowl
ledge that they had seen many troupe
not near so good. We hope the Anna
tours will visit us again, and we wi
cordially welcome them. The,
cleared about $40, which is to be AZ
: propriated to the Sunday Schools
: New Providence. The house WI
s not large on account Of the excessive
: ly warm weather. nsiy !.
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BEllEvIEw.

We realize and heartily enjoy the
delightful political calm we are
now having, for II can't last long.
Ther rain Of Thursday was gladly
received by the farmers, and did
great good 10 the growing crops. For
a few weeks past q drouth seemed
imminent.
The Rev. Mccall, a recent mover
to this place, commenced school at
Black Jack Academy on Monday
last with a good attendance. consid-
ering the oppressive weather.
All of the rocks in he'Green lane
have been blasted aud removed, and
we understand that arrangements
have been made to remove all be-
tween this point and the western end
of old Belleview, much TO the pleas
ure OF many.
Squire Donally presented to DR.
Culiom last week, two Irish Parrots
which are attracting good deal o.
attention. The Squire purchased
them In Cork, Ireland, one month
ago, paying $50. for the pair. 8
Mrs. j. L Smithson and grandson
left for Dinwiddie county, Virginia
Hast week, where they will spend {
few weeks visiting their old friend
and relatives.
Mrs. M. B, Thomas aud Miss Ben
ME. her daughter, are visiting friends
in Pembroke.
Misses Linnie Lander, Lucy Ste
venson and Annie Roper, of Hop
Ikinsville, are spending q few day
with Mrs. McQuaid.
DIR. Jesse Cullom returned from
Sebree Springs on Saturday last
much improved in health, but he i
quito unwell yet He Is now at Ce
rulean.
About sunset Saturday afternoon
John Torian and Allan Parrish, tw
colored men, while returning from
lbran-dance at Shoots bridge, en-
gagged In q difficulty, when Paris
drew o revolver and shot Torian !
the thigh, inflicting a very serious
not fatal wound.
SHoRTFELLow.
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Notwithstanding the fact that the
weather is very dry, Henry Long can
afford TO sprinkle our streets at cost
of only $500.
Some gentlemen from South Chris
tan were here purchasing hogs this
week. We III derstand they paid ~
cents for them
Don't call us giftedMr. Local. We
are not gifted, we are a worker; only
this and nothing more. +
Mr.. David Woodbridge, Of Spring
field, Tenn, sent us q magnificent
pointer pup q few days since, for
which we are, as the girls say, ever
SO much obliged.
Watermelons are beginning to ri
pen. We have as fine patch as q
crow ever flew over, We have
bought a half-pound strychninc, bor-
rowtd three bull dogs, hired two
tralnps 10 guard it, aud the man who
crosses that fence must leave hope
behind.
We went to jacksonville to hear
Breckenridge. lie is the finest orator
We ever heard. Didn't have any
friends there to give us dinner: went
down to the hotel and ate everything
there but two radishes. tits beyond
, doubt one of the grandest accom-
plishments on earth to know how to
get invited TO dinner.
The candidates for Senator and
Representative spoke here Tuesday,
We were busy and did not get to
hear them. We understand political
excitement ran high. This is all fool
ishness boys, you ought not to get
angry, it will do no good, argue the
question like men, and BART in a goo,l
humor. Well, after all, Il does seem
to us like this mad thirst for Office
certainly is very disagreeable feel
ing. -l-'a
The colored men, urged on by TN
men who want to sell whiskey Of
some other thing, are trying to get VI
a picnic near here. s~ -
We are suffering here for rain, tn,
thertr. ometer is in the nincties, III,
heavens look hot and the sun shines
furiously. A half n million bed bug
tramp over us, Weston like, from
dark until daylight, and still we ar
expected to "treat everybody polite
IT,"
ButlerCansler gave ball last wee
which was a ball. Ben Croft playe
second fiddle and we tell you it wa
done right. Ben is not natural mul
sician, his talent lies sawlogwart
; What he knows about music is az
, qulred, nevertheless he is q goo
player.
We have inst learned tina. Mrs.
4 Altazara Woodbridge, who was OF
her way to Oregon, died near Sal
, Francisco, Cal, a few dayslago. Sh
was one of the kindest, purest wome
> we ever knew. She suffered for lon
years pangs that no mortal can de-
: cribe; at last they are over, and 81
!. sleeps peacefully away out yonder O
|, the golden slope, but God and Hea,
en- are as near her there as here.
I The old field schools open and y
tow headed urchin is in his glory.
: just as we got done our crop an
sat down to rest, our ,hOusekeepcr b,
gan to shout "you must fix turn
patch"
While in jacksonville the otht
day we were introduced 10 Nj
Claude Berry, local editor of til
Times. He is the handsomest youn
man in that city.
a We bet horse to day than Hol
8 John Feland would he elected.
r HIRAM.
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The EARLY Bird, manufactured at
Lynchburg,Va.,by Mr.. Carol is now
superseding all other brands ofsmok-
ing tobacco, 10 sold at same price as
Durham's and Is three grades better.
When II Is remembered that Mr..
Carol holds the medals for manufac-
turing tho best for smoking Ia the
world, you will DO eager TO try EARLY
Bird tho best inthe market. Address
OARRoL's EARLY Bird ToBACcO
WonKs. Lynchburg, Va,
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IMPROVEMENTS.

- = /, n Fff - f4frA,
Anew house III being erected by
Mr.. Nansen, on the corner Of Clay
and Sonth siroets. 80 or NJ
Mr.. VIM. Cowan is making propa-
rations 10 erect house on the vacant
lot adjoining Mr.. Hord's, on South
Main street. ~ Es d
The Presbyterian churchlhas recent
ly had some very material repairs
made upon II, in having the doors
painted, etc.
Many other houses have been re-
painted and otherwise improved In
the southern part of the city, greatly
adding TO their appearance.
The houses occupied by Messrs E.
L. Foulks, p. M. Owen, and n. D.
Rutherford have just been greatly i'm.
proved in appearance by fresh coat
of paint. s, fi
Mr.. Frank Waller is having hit
house on Maple street recovered and
repaired generally. A carpenters
rule was found under tho old roo
which had been there forty yeArs,and
was still as good as new. s.
We have recently been over Thu
grounds Of tho new cemetery, being
laid FLY Mr.. BENZ Grove, a skillfu
engineer OF Louisville. They presen
most symmetrical and beautiful up
pearance, and II is to be hoped tina
the whole will DO finished by, tho ma
Mr.. Grove will leave, aud DO plante
in trees, 30 that they can DO comm
on. We think the council inten
laying of only part of II now, br
they should realize the importance {
doing itall at once. 5 The hands al
sufficiently experienced now to pre-
coed under the direction Of Mrs 4
v. TONNES, who is experimenting
without Incorporation Of Mr. Grow
andthe work should bc tlnished'bya
means.
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oERu1EAN SPRINGS.
Dusty and dry.

Dusty and dry. rs
Health exceedingly good for warm
weather.
UncleHarvey Lander says he is do
ing q better business than any man in
town, ard has broken up four dry
goods houses inside of three years.
We haven't quite as much "human
nature" round about Cerulean as our
friend Shortfellow reports at Belle
view; the blackberry crop is All entire
failure.
Merciless death visited our realm
again last week, seeking whom he
might devour. He found no easier
prey than that of little son of Joe
Smith, whom Ire seized and carried
away.
Crops are generally good, corn cs-
pecially. Tobacco is doing well ex-
cept late paintings, which don't seem
to get a start to grow. Wheat is all
threshcd and the yield was btuer
than most farmers expected. The
fruit crop is nearly a total failure.
w. A. Goodwin, merchant at this
place, has lately closed our his bust
ness, and now walks around with hi'
lips half cooked, singing the old, old
song "Goin to jino de county bant
children, ETC., which, of course, ,uean'
that he is gong west. We suppost
he is one OF uncle Harvey's victims.
DIR. A. B. Cullom has rented the
property formerly occupied by VIM
a. Goodwin.
Last Saturday was the day Sc
apart by Mr.. Watkins, tax collecto
of Trigg, to meet his friends at thi
place and receive payment of taxes
Mr.. Watkins came, but strange I,
say he enjoyed but few handwriting
and spent q very lonesome day..
Mr.. Harper is doing a flourishin'
BUSINESS during this dry weather. ii
has quito number ofreguIar guests
and all seem to be enjoying them
selves finely. There is room TO
plenty more. zs
| STEVE CLIFF,
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Greenback Speaking.

Hon. Joab Clark and DR.. W. m.
Fuqua will address the people, white
and black, at Hopkinsville, Saturday
night at s O'Clock, July Goth, 1879.
Monday, July %, at Casky, 3 o'clk.
Pembroke, July 20, 3 o'clock.
Barker's Mill, July 80, 3o'clock.
Hensleytown, July 81, 3 o'clock.
Garrettsburg, August l, 8 o'clock.
n Lafayette, Aug. 2, 10a. m.
u Bennettstown, Aug. 2, 8 p. m.
Competitors invited 10 participate
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socrA11r1zs.


Mrs. Terry and Miss Mills LEFT for
Cerulean Thursday.
Miss Bette Baker, Of Cadiz is WIS.,
iling The faulty Of MFR. Orr.
MR.. NJ. Hester, OF LouIsviIlc,was
the guest Of The Phoenix Saturday
Col. james o. Cooper has gone to
Cerulean TO match yarns with 10,
Griffin.
Miss Jennie Gary, Of this county, Is
sojourning Tor some weeks at Sebree
Springs.
Mr.. Jas, M. Howe and wife went
down last week 10 spend some days
at Ceruleah. tsr.r ra
Miss Susie Edmunds departed last
Tuesday for Paducah, to visit her
cousin, Miss Mary Burnett.
Mr.. Fort, young gentleman from
Robertson cotuly, Tenn, is visiting
his friend Mill Trice. ~ /
Miss Emma Glass departed last
week for that delectable summer re.
sort, Ceruleah Springs. ''i 90 iN
Miss May Palmer, of Springfield,
Tenn, was the guest of Mrs. j. W.
Lander, last week.
Miss Willie Faulkner who has been
visiting friends In Paducah for some
weeks, has returned home, Z
Mr.. h. o. Wclch and his daughter
Miss Duggie, left for Sebree Springs
last Friday, 10 remain several days.
Marshal, p, N. Owen, who has been
quite sick cccntly, has resumed his
duties, though locking rather cma.
ciated.
Mr.. Jos. S. Cohn and wife will cell
citrate their silver wedding next
Thursday night gath inst, by recciy.
ing select company OF their friends,
Our clever young friend Clarence
Gold, Of Clarksville, spent several
daysl In the city last week. We won't
tell on you this time, Clarence, don't
be alarmed.
Messrs w. n. Dor,ch aud NJ. Nc.
Murray, OF Nashville, and c. Z. Bell
of Springfield, Tenn, were among
the prominent buyers on the tobacco
board last week.
Messrs Marshal Foulks and Larkir
Lindsay, ofthis city, left last weel
for Lcaavlllc, Col. They entertain
high hopes Of speedily accommodating
a colossal fortune.
Hon. A. n. Clark returned to III,
city Wednesday, during q short ccs
sasion ofhis political canvass. His
party papers speak In very compli
mentary terms OF his speech at Dixon
Among the charming young ladie
visiting the city, are Misses Kate ant
lone Newman, OF Rome, Ca, wh'
are the guests Of Mrs. S. G. Bnckner
They made many friends and admi
rers during their visit here last sum
mcr, and Ifopkinsyiiie society gladl,
welcomes their return. N kA i
MissAda Trice, OF IIopkinsville, 1
visiting Miss Jessie Carr.-[Prince
ton Banner. ,.f
Miss Ada returned homo last weel
much 10 the delight OF her man
friends. She has been absent sever
al weeks, part OF the time visilin
Miss Lena Bolinger, OF Mayfeld.
We regret 10 announce that Cap
Gaines will be debarred the pleasur
OF participating in the giddy dane
for some time. He severely spraine
his ankle recently at Cerulean by a
accidental fall, and ia hardly able
walk with stuck. lilo mentioned !
arccent issue Of IFS paper a. yopn
man who went to the hall on the Al
and slept til time to return. Prob
bly, the pater down there possess
soporiac properties and he Capt. VI
taking q somnambbIic stroll, viii
under the influence Of II when he fe
81 L-I.tf
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Sales by Alternately s. Co., Of 9S
hhds. as follows: e1&
% hhds. Tugs, from SO to IS 30.
46 hhds. low and medium leaf,
from S. to $6 80.
80 hhds. good leaf from 80 so 10
IS so, 49,
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FACE LOTION.

FAYE LIZ llON.
A sure cure and preventive ofpim-
pies on the face, freckles, tan and sun
burn. Made and sold by
Walter Garnett. Family Druggist.
Patronage homes industry by buy
ing your monuments of Andrew
Hall, where yen can get the best
quality of work for twenty per cent
less than you can bny the same work
from any agent. Come and be con
WINGED.
Asiatic Cholera Drops, a positive
cure for cramp, cholera IN rbus and
all bowel disorders. No family
should be without it. Price % cents
per bottle. Made and sold by
Walter Garrett.
Come to the Banner Stable for
Horses and Buggies. Come to the
Banner to get your horses hayed and
fed. mean business, ,.os
j. NJ. HIPKlNs.
Watches cheaper than ever at Rob I
Mills, Jr.; solid gold from S2S up
wards, silver from $40 upwards.
Solid silver watches at. Robt. Mills,
Jr., for $40.
An Elgin Movement in a solid sill
yer, 2 or. case, for $40.
Rob't Mills, Jr.
Try the delightful and lasting "Bo-
quet" Cologne made by Walter Gar
nett, put up in 10, 25, SO and $l,OO
bottles.
For the cheapest and best Toilet
Soaps, call on Walter Garnet.
1000, 900 Shingles.
We are agents for Southards pop
lar shingles, at reduced figures for
cash. Underwood & Co.
Best Lump Coal at 10 cents per
bushcl in yard. Underwood & Co.
| I'm. M
Messrs. Blumcnsteil McCamy and
Bonte invite attention of the public to
their latest style finish of Carriages,
Buggies, &c. They are running a
full force of experienced workmen and
warrant all work strictly first class
You can purchase anything in theil
line at Louisville, Cincinnati or New
!. York prices on same quality of goods,
). Call and be convinced.
Respectfully, yours,
BLuMENsTEIL. McCAMY & BoHTE.
Special inducements on second hand
buggies and rockaways, Tor cash in
hand.
BLUMESsrEIL, McCAMY & BoNTE.
We use pure drugs only In com
pounding prescriptions. Gish d
! Garner, at the Blue Front Drug Store
10. S. CHASTAIN
i Still keeps the very best brands o
Goal Oils, Non Explosive Oils Of tn
highest tests and purest quality, An
i rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamp
d and Lamp fixtures, Queensware, Tin
s ware, ETC., etc.
Bluc-lick, Kissengen and Sod
0 Water, cool and fresh, at the Blu
l. Front Drug Store. Gish IL Garner
It FRESH, STOCK MILLINERY.
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Born to -thelwife'of Mr.. NJ. A, Ma
son, on the 10th inst, boy.
Borntothe wife Of Mr.. John B.
Trice, on the 9th inst, Q boy, ...sgs
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POLICE NEWS.
A rLucKY YOUNG LADY.

-. .,o.,.. ..1,,xo 1900. $500 d.
~
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's'eu '"e ,o"se " -n., 1, " na"oe'
.S near I W nee' "n'.e mr. IL was
,'o"' 'o'"e' i"e 'a"y we'. s'eep-
'"s ~ 'oo" 49, au We" 49,
"oe'eu !. 1,s ~ ,S,'
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eo''' o p' 30. " I
"ppo' w1o " @a ,.s go. s.,"'n
I :, ~ ,',sor,,n.,.,,, ,,;s..S hin, NJ
y,,.n,. $50. 49,. IT.
49, .a.s.s'na s.n' ar Am, sn,,,a No.,
w. ~ 80, Wy
~
TERRIBLE MELEE.
The peaceful tranquility which has
reigned In the city for some days was
disturbed Wednesday night by one
OF the most exciting melees that has
occurred for months. The scene Of the
conflict was n boarding house on
Nashville street, and the engagement
took place around the .festal board.
like the avalanche, Il began In a
manner hardly perceptible. but grad
ually increased In power until, with
Q terrible crash, Il swept everything
before II. A diforence Of opinions
Iitseenfs, existed between two men
named Meade and Bowman,and word
brought on word until they began to
emphasize their statements In a pu'
gilistic manner. The proprietor Of
The house, with the assistance OF ont
ofthe guests attempted to 9ue'l thu
riot, when the combatanss turned
upon them, and soon the fight wa
raging with an awful fury. Plates
cups, saucers, knives, forks and dish
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CHOICE SEED OATS.

OhOLOL DEhD oh W
! have for sale about SO bushels Of
Red Winter Oats--rllst proof. They
are acknowledged superior to any
other by all who have seen them. l
| raised on 494O square yards EIGHTY
bushels, sown late in the spring. Had
they been sown in the fall / have as
surances from very reliable gentle
man in Henderson. from whom | OBJ
tanned the secd) that the yield wculd
have been twice as large. They are
just better than any thing else of the
kind. Address me at once.
j. II. BRADsHAw,
". Longview, Ky.
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BUGGIES AT TEN DOLLARS
AND UPWARDS.

Clarksville papers please COPY.
Blumcnstiel, McCamy d Bonte.
1t order to make room for fall
stock l v jill from now until Sept. Is
sell Silverware, Clocks and Jewelry
cheaper than ever was sold before in
this place.
tt.. Ropr Mura In
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SEED WHEAT.

I have for sale at the Hopkinsville
Elevator, six or seven hundred bush
els of Virginia Boughton, or Tappa-
hammock seed wheat--product of seed
obtained in Virginia two years ago.
White wheat. Call at the elevator
and see it at once. n. B. King.
July Is, 2t.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
RUSSELLVILLE STREET.

RUSSELLVILLE STREET.
Meats, Vegetables. Eggs, Butter
Bacon in every variety, always on
hand cheap for cash. Call and see.
G. U. WEST.
All persons indebted to the firm of
Moore Il Edmunds will please come
forward at once and settle their ac-
counts and make us happy. Accept
our hearty thanks for past iavors, and
wishing a continuance in future,
We are respectfully yours,
Moons d EDMUNDs.
If you want to preserve your sight
go 10 Robt. Mills, Jr., aud get you a
pair of Lazarus d Morris Perfected
spectacles.
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Don't forget to buy you solid
silver watch for $40 at Mills Jewelry
Store.
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TOBACCO NEWS.

Market higher and firm. Good Tugs
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A sure cure and preventive of PIN
pies on the face, freckles, tan and sLn-
burn. Made and sold by
Walter Garnet. Family Druggist.
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Special inducements on second hand
buggies and rockaways, Tor cash in
hand.
BLUMENsrEIL, McCAMY & BoNTE.
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We use pure drugs only In COM
pounding prescriptions. Glsh d
Garner, at the Blue Front Drug Store.
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cRoEToNl.n

Notwithstanding the fact that the
weather is very dry, Henry Long can
afford TO sprinkle our streets at cost
of only $4.00.
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10. S. CHASTAIN
Still keeps the very best brands of
Coal Oils, Nom Explosive Oils Of the
highest tests and purest quality, Au-
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
and Lamp fixtures, Queensware, Tin
ware, etc., etc.
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Receipts, week ending July 49,.
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Died, at his residence, few miles
South of this city, on the 18th inst,
Geo. Buckner, in the 6lst year ofhis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10

9e, balls Maoonna, bdLb Sumo, bic Mdrs
morltufen zines 8alnitcS berab. go
ihpebte tie Dor ben Guget bes Sreibettsz
iGngers Sd. Sorner, ais CT betete:
y SeiLi9e, b0r' 0einer Sinber 8lcbtr,
@s Ortnac mdAti9 oui SIT Sctnenl 2tbt.
6annit ipicber freunbli9 oui un5 nieocrieben,
GcrftGrter Gn9cl, ldn9cr pcine ni8t"
SD iou oos 8ilo bei6reiben ? N6 pie
Die 8iele BADEN IS i6nn periu0t! &bcr
i6 bate ni6t BEN S9atten elmer Qbnung
bauon, bis i1 IS 9cicben bate. Sbiloere
ScmanD einmal Die Sirtiuo! @raoe, mas
ben 90ttlihen 3ouber oes 8iloes aus
madt, IGBt it'd nidt iagen. Gin ioIdes
&unitlpert lit aud baS @uitao Gidter's.
Sa0elong mauoclt man mic im Eraum
lno INNER lie6t man Oicie 6immclstont7
gin Dor iiG ber idpebcn. Otit Oie'e1
8i[be bat Die Berliner &unlts AnSltelun9
BON 1879 i9re 9Seibe inter alleIt tbret
S1peitern crbaIter, mag iie aud lorlt
ben 8cluder III mander9c5ieDung lhmer3z
lid enttduiGcn.
Sobannes 300.