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Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
GENERAL Grants Tour.

The New York Times OF this morning
saws the United States sloop-
ofwar Richmond which is to take Pres
iient Grant around the East Indies,
left the Navv-yard on Saturday to join
the Asiatic squadron. The Richmond
Is one Of the best ships Of the navy,
and is a sister ship to Brooklyn and
Hartford. She was built at Norfolk,
Va, in 1867, and rates second-class,
being 1910 tons burden, carries IA
guns, and has crew OF 800 men.
While at the Boston Navy-yard she re-
c-iv-d n-w boilers, new screw and
other machinery. Her cabin and State
rooms have been elegantly fitted up for
the TX President and his son, Col. +.
d. Grant, " ho travels with him as his
aide. New elaborate carpets and furni,
tur. have been added to the cabin and
wsrI-roon, and the interior fittings
give il Il palatial appearance.
The Admiral's or poop cabin has
been Iittrl up in sumptuous manner
for tn. -XpI ess accommodation Of Gen.
Grant and his suite. The officers were
sel-c..d for Eli, special cruise. It Z
expected that the rx-President will
embark either at Marseil!es or SpezziA.
After conveying Gen. Grant on his Or
i.ntsl tour Though the Mediterranean
Sea and tn. Suez Canal, the vessel will
proceed to Alden, Muscat, Bombay
Singapore, Calcutta. and thence to
Hong Kong, where she will bcome the
flag ship Of Rear Admira +. II. Pat
tprson.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

A packed audience attended the re-
yiyal servic- at Scott NJ. Z. church Sun
day night. After the preaching sons
ten persons manifested desire for sal
walton, three by rising to their feet and
seven by kneeling at the altar. A large
degree Of spirit was demonstrated dur
ing The meeting under which a flood
tide of jubilaIt feeling rolled in upon
sxultant believers. The prospect for
good in soul.saving seemed very bright
and the church We're much encouraged
to continue their extra efforts through
this week. Bro. Buckingham Of Con-
n.sticut, preached last evening. All the
friends of Christ who are not otherwise
engaged are invited to come and helI
on in this glorious work. Services al
7.3O p. III. +.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

Miss Jennie Elicit Mason died Of vel
low fever in Port Gibson, Miss, on the
morning of the Sd Of September, 1878.
She was the daughter Of Maj. J. S. Ma
son, Editor of the Port Gibson Reveille.
She had just come to the eighteenth
year of h"r age, aud thus closed so ear.
", and in these times of trouble ana
desolation q life which promised to be
long and happy. She had many quail.
ties which caused her to he admired
ani loved by all. She was attractive
in person, and intelligent, kind and
cheerful in disposition. so that no one
had a wider circl. of friends.
But it was in the sacred precincts OF
home that the virtues of her character
shone most beautifully. With all ten
der devotion and affection she strove TO
minister to the comfort of father and
brothers and sister, to make them hap.
nv when we'll, aud to cheer and relieve
them when sick. In sickness the
touch of her gentle hand on the brow of
tn. sufferer was blessing.
When it was known that the fever
in its wasting career had attacked her
there were many iervent prayers that
sh. might be spared, but the winds OF
heaven wer- wooing the white sail of
her soul. She had been brought up in
the Sunday School, and carefully train
cd in religious things at home.
When she came to die she had a joy
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
Arrest of an Army officer.

The New York Times states that
Capt. Thomas Blair, this officer OF the
fifteenth United States infantry who
married the widow Of Gen. Gordon
Granger several months ago, was ar
rested In that city Thursday evening,
a, the instance OF the War Department,
and is now held prisoner on Govern
or's Island. 70 await further orders
from Washington. The Times says
but little Is known as to the nature OF
the charges but it is supposed that
the forgery OF official signatures to q
paper .purpor'ing t" be his discharge
from the service will bs the leading
charge. 1t is alleged by the American
consul at Glasgow that Capt. Blair
whose real name is Nichols, has a wit.
and children in Scotland.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
For the Republican,
LULLABY To- THE WINDS.
ny FLORENCE T. moLLINGswonTH.


Hush, ye winds lie still
Can ye not cease your moanihgY
Blow winds DER the rill
Gently m the dark cleaning.
Hush We winds, and sleep:
On the breast OF Mother Earth,
HUH, winds ian the deep,
Thence 1t was ye had your birth
Soft. ye winds. be calm
Ripple the bosom OF the stream
Bring soothing balm,
Whisper softly 10 my dream.
Breathe, ye winds, "a breeze!
From the spicy South and then
Lolter through the trees,
Blessing many saddest men.
Have ye lost your way?
I.lse why restless complaining
Why roam ye all day,
Quiet and peace dlSdaining?
Gan yo not slumber?
Close ye not your eyes at night"
Ye are without number;
Canst not make your burdens light?
Blow winds.
Across the mead
Blow winds
Scatter the seed
Blow winds, from the North, South, East and
West,
Blow wind. lull me into quiet res;
Blow winds, hush, cease
Blow winds, bring peace
Blow, .oit winds, blow, blow
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
Wilmington Great Valley Turn
pike Company.

At q meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wilmington Great Valley Turnpike
Company held yesterday afternoon at
the office Of Edward Bringhurst, corner
Sixth and Market streets, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year.
Pr-sident.--Edward Bringhurst.
Trsssurer.-E. Bringhurst, Jr.
Manasers.-J. A. b. Smith, William
Bright, Edward 7. B-llah, Martin Mil
Ter, Thomas r. Day and h. Bringhurst,
Jr.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
Revival Services.

The interest which has been mani
tested in the revival services of the
Household Of Faith is increasing. Last
evening II very interesting meeting was
held. Elder Kramer delivered a brief
discourse, which was followed by many
testimonies. During the evening six
or seven persons arose for prayer. Ser
vio-s will be held this evening, at 7.3O
O'Clock, to which all are cordially in
yited.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
For the Republican.
n OspaN MissiOnnry Work Needed,

| BACK some very bafsH thoughts Wnllt
attending church in this city on Sun,
day, and listening to the pastor urging
his congregation to give one hundred
dollars tor foreign missions. Had
not known that there are in his
city, those who are actually starving
for the want of something to eat; that
there are those who have no shoes Il
wear ana hardly fire to keep them
warm, mi hit have felt differently to-
ward foreign missions. But it does
seem to me while there are 40 many
worthy poor in our own city, that one
has the right to question the propriety
of hel ping those III a foreign land.
an we'll aware that will be told that
the money is sent to save the lost souls
OF those who have 10 Saviour, but GER
tainly "charity begins at Lolne,' and
We should not pass by 4 neighbor who
is in actual want, and under circum-
stances which we can personally inves-
tigate, in order to hel p those in foreign
lands. have yet to tini in the Bible
one instanc. where Christ left tho OBJ
jcct OF charity at his side unheeded,
while he went thousands Of miles with
dvi,, ,n,t,ls on airy hand rnnotic.d
until he reached some foreign shore.
Never did he stop to ask the question,
ARE you worthy 7" Assistance was
given where j. was needed, whether Or
W. havs a lsgal richt n do With our
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Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

The public temperance nesting this
evening ut the NJ. 5. r. A. rooms will
b, presided over Ivy Alex. Summons,
and among other attractions Professor
Crabb and G. Stinson will offer an ap
propriat- dialogue. Good speakers,
good music, etc. All welcome.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

pEbUCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 10 40 pei
~ "ent. and improve the quality Of light
having the automatic gas governor at
, s'nod t" your meter. and If there is not
rn"nnE Of - to4 per cent you can have 1t re.
EWo'eo free OF charge. J.. p. BLAIR, No. zig
,".h seventh street, agent for CIark's patent
t hun wasting and non freezing hvdrant. Gan
T. repaired without digging up the ground
s,t"nly $500, put In; and will last Ave times
h,Io nv az the Old style waste hydrant. tias
H'iiNE nd plumbing promptly attended TO-
INV, INV s'S.ti ytnrcs taken down, rc-br0nzei ard
F' UP the same day. 2l9 W, It'll street.
mil lind
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR SALE.--One OF the best dairy and
/ grain Farm in the State. situated IN
New Castle Hundred, about 0 miles from WI.
n'rgton. on the State road. within 2milcs OF
! Stations on Delaware Railroad Contain
l'ol93 acres oflapd, good and susceptible oi
h. rovcment. This farm now pays per cent.
with Taxes and Insurance. A never falling
nrpam Of spring water runs through the Pho
@rty watering all the fields. Large lawn in
tOnt Of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
ulddgs. This farm will be sold very cheap
dappiied for soon. J. W. WhliEMhN.
sep28 til,lanl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
lIreat Reductions IN Reef.

Economic by buying good stewing
leef Mt to 8 cents pound good roast
at s to TO- best roast, II to IA; round
steak, l2t; rump steak, IA; sirloin, IL,
of Il. =. drary, stalls ~ and IL Third
street market, and of A. y. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR SALE,-Threc new 3story brick "A
L houses, y rooms, bath, hot and cold ~
vater, on West Eighth street.
anew 3stcry brick houses, I'd and Monroe
! new 2story brick house, rooms, with
bath, ;0s Monroe street.
| new 2st0ry brick cottage house. front yard
Md porch, 8 rooms, with bath.
s new 2stOry brick houses on Walnut stree ,
between 18th and 18th, rooms, for sale OF
rent
All Of the above will DO sold low and upon
.Ncon modatlng terms. Apply to VIM. II.
HLLANY. Seventh and Market streets.
dccltu
DOR SALE. Ono Double House, OIL a
4 Washington stree 50 feet front, .:l
obtaining IL rooms and an Office, bath, store
nom, porch, front and back lot bOxl50 feet
ueep, with all modern improvements.
M. :. Dne House, 80 Jefferson street. con
AIMING 10 rv,,ns and bath room with Ill mod
efhin prcvements. Porch front, just finished
'O! ready Tor occupancy.
NO One House on Jackson street neal
maple, Q roams.
No. l. Farms below Middleton, ono neal
Shtndywine springs.
M, No. Building lots. situated in different
Parts Of the ci y.
Nj Of those properties will be sold or eS
,aansei ut the present lowest rates. Apply
II
last Siyth street. SnvilIe building. where 4
VII de.criuii0n will he shown. dc7w&dtf
ElR ALE.-Thrcc. story Brick Dwelling
Az Spruce street. rooms and frame
At'hen, convenient to X. X. shops and manu-
%lorle', only $500.
THo story Brick on Scott street near Della
are Avenue, rnoms, only 500 cash required
0aiahct Gun remain q number OF years.
ihr~-slorv Brick, $50 Washington street,
I'N"S with all conveniences, lot lOxlt5 feet
rice low.
hlo'" and ~ roomed dwelling, No. 10 l.. Sec
Hna street. y good property, paying excel
NLt interest
4! DWELLING i2l Madison str ct In good order
a'vV. Dwelling 500 Madison street. with con
~, "a encrs. Dwelling 82l W. Seventh street
WIN c0nvenienres. store and dwelling =. J..
IN"er Seventh and Adams streets, an excel
'h building and good location for business.
J. A. BONU SEQ.
,-, h,.ete-o-d COL Shiplcy street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

DEEP Ssow.-Passengers from of the
Delaware Railroad, report that snow
fell at Salisbury, Sunday, to the depth
of five inches. Some Of the cars which
came up on Mondayv were cov.rea
with snow four and five inches deep.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

TNJR SALE A highly improved Farm y"
I lQ3 acres, In White t1ay Creek Hnn.
lfsd. All enclosed with Osage Hedge. divided
la.os hslds, Large Apple Orchhri IN INV
tearing. Public Schools adloininH TIE Farm.
Buildings. Large mansion d"nn'" tenant
house, Barn, Granary, and All othn: n'id in2s
lDccssary on a iirst-class inru, miles rom
Station on p, W, h Il. r r.. t"y'r .i'y !oct-
| vi, o miles from Wis ingf"n. Apply TO
I!NO. W. WHITMAN. H""i E.th'e Agent,
". Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
uWlA a.uAwti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

DOR RENT.-rhe three-Story brick house
No. lll2 King street. has been thorough
i PAINTED and Is In complete repair. has
l.rsa back buildings and very pleasant sit
utei
ryur nice six room houses on Fwnct. street
stween 18th and 18th.
Two story house. No. ~ orange strcet.
Terms reason able to good tenants Apply u
H. = Mct,OM b. 81 and Orange streets.
dp,y1.tf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14
A Dime (,Oucert,

Mr.. Baylis has just informed us that
the Hayes Qnartette will give dime
concert in til" Opera House OH Fri
day next. OF course this means q
dime for admission.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR RENT.-A nine room House WIN
X modern Improvements, Ola W. four'n
rect Apply at 2ls Jefferson street
lanla2wds
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

r,uRsAI,E.-A three-story brick noe.
with rooms. papered throughout, with
A,h, no, and cold water, green house, sup
,,ited with flowers, No. to3 W. Third street,
ras all over mousse. MARY NJ. BROWN.
ipl.u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

v,OR RENT.--A comfortable i've room
X house, with well Of excellent water at
ne door, in West wilmington. Also three
Ssises In building on Southeast corh.r o,
Market and Seventh street; WIN zen! vi
very reasonably. JUAN LEWIS
Ia,Da.lDt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

r10K EALt..-A very desirable property on
The southwest corner OF sixth and Mar
set streets. Apply to- q. cHANDLEh' WI
Market street. ac4-u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

T AND FOR. 'ALE.-A properly contain
ing about Is acrer, in Brandywlnc
snndrcd Inquire o. EDW. LitARpEN-
TIEK Rork'snl, bel. deg wdNst6tdS3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

v,OK SALE AND RENT.-weiI built new
two story six rooms, brick Houses ON
W,lnu, st. between 18th and 18th Sts.. Prices
,ow and terms very accommodating. For In
brma,Ion apply to HARLAN CAUSE. Front
AMI Tntnan SIS, or 1924 Tatnall ~. dcl2.emd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

T1OR RENT.-Stores 1903 and loos Marke'
lAMn a. IA RKN NESS. Jul3-t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR Rent. Dwelling No. s East Firth
street, opposite Clayton House. suiI'
he for boarding house or Offices. Apply NJ W.
Is THOMAS Il CO.'S. 1nSu
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR RENT.- An eight room mouse on
Fifteenth street near Market. Apply
tn JOHN a. GALLAGHER, lt'3 MarKet
!" ar Ia the subscriber. near bella ware
,nnrtlop. 4EO. NJ. 'BRAMBLt. dcE'dt'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR RENT.--Three. story brick housrs, so9
and Sill rainfall st Stalls IN Ciuo sab!c,
Ninth and Orange streets. very low 10 per
lament tenants. Apply too. WORRELL.
| dc21-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NoR SALE. -Four new two. story, six rooms
brick houses on Walnut street, between
Seventh and Twelfth street For intor,nn-
,on apply To J. AUGUSTUS MUCAULLEY.
Seidei, Hastings, h Cos Rolling M,lis, or bo0
Malaware Avenue, dc2tiwd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

IOENTS Collected ana Properties
Is Carefully Managed.
lonVeya0rtus Accurnac'y xee"'
ted. NtA ~
Clayton House Buildtng
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

NOR RENT-A nine room House In good
order and pleasant location, 8os "
N street Also twotn Washington sueet
. aob Market street nv''I
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

I5oR RENT.-Fourths story Han WIN i :
h,sS lul3-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

THOR SALE-A six roomed ,h0use with
bath. no, COS East Sixth street, In good
anlcr. possession Immediately.
Iwelling No 7o7 Church street rooms
AIso A number OF small dwellings tor sale In
aiae-ent parts Of the city. Apply 10 "M
Ma,AULLEY Il co. 6Js Marie, street
Wilmington, Del pcpSc
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

-oR kENT.-A nine room corner h0ute
with all modern improvements at Po
u Second street. Apply on rre'ni'es'
ac,il cod
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

MIN SALr.-A three. story brick house lo7
West Seveath street, pleasantly sitna-
tel. Also two good lots. on +. sixth street,
oppo'ite the post-otfice, might be made bust
ness place. house ola washington street Ior
r,nt Apply TO q. CHANDLER. 905 Mar
~, .,voat nv27
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

-,oK KENT. dwelling on southwest COZ
\ ner of sixth and Market streets. Also
H., Mo- W. sixth street. Apply 10 u.
w. w. NH ER pab Market street, no
Daily Republican., 1879-01-14

r,)R SALE-The three story brick house
\ No. COS Washington street, with nil the
modern Improvements; terms easy. I9,s s,
Nan given at once. Apply to NJ. l.. LiCh-
TTNSTtIN, 10 Market street. inlo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-12
saatarli@e @t@Sbarfte.

Sci meineu Nn9bar losireH Gin pnor
Stubenten, uno oa GIBBS ale Guasns
bid cine an6sre @ei6idt. %Or Elm
pnar 8Oben baben's b'riben 3ehn iurss
S6uein 'friest. Sasen bic Stuei 2uftis
Gus, man fpn ibuen ole Moreen 70 elm
pnar nette 9bierln NIT ins Gunner nets
men loiien, fe seben ibnen &affesbroo
uno Suder. Weinem Nahbar fommt
uos Ding bod fpaBia o9r, baS bic
S6peine aqeweil 10 idmars finb, penn
lie uon ihrem nobIen Sriibitiid fomnteH.
@r ihnut bnber seftern be,mIi9 beim
fleinen 5euiterl binsin unb febt, ME bic
SDet S%tuoenten grab nufs 2eorr fpuden
uno mitben 5erfelu ibre lansen Stiefel
iui6ien - BON 3uder unb 8oHeebrOo
feline Spur!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-12
st@t obme at5@tso.

Sstbt Obne Hbi3ieb iOa Der Menfd BON
Ntenid n geb'n:
Go mag Elm @unber oft beim lesten
@ruB seI9eb'n;
Gin Ser5 mar lanse ipr6o unb falt,
gtur tuei6t's Der 3brdnen Qn9etpalt,
nnb un9eabnet i6auft bu orin' tiefinnen
ii9's betueeen,
60 bri6t bic &nOspe 5itternb auf
Bel parmem 5ribltn9sre9en.
@om Reuideu fol- Der Meni9 nidt
obne Gbidieo eeb'n:
@er tueiB, it's bod oienei9t auf Nims
mertp:eberieb'nl
Damn fliuet 70 Nib bas leste Bort,
Der leste @ruB i'm Ser5en fort;
limb ioa betn Nug' bann nimmermebr
Dem &use iein bese9nen,
Did tpirO fem letter Sdnoebrrd
&nf ale Gage ie9uen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-12
XVII

Gs mar SOnuo6enb Morasn. unb
Houtle. bic an Sienftaa obgereia mar,
bate NOD ni6ts bon fib b6ren loifen,
uab benz &ursbnb aber, bns @eoroe
uHo Alice mebr dig einniaI burbbldits
ert hatten, bdtte lie fhen Sarid fem mifs
len. RGate he bod nod ibrem 8fane,
ben fe Der S&meier mitsetneilt bate,
nidt LANCER ols "a Gtunben in Nonte
Carlo btei6en!
Gm Gbeno nurher bate @eorae uerz
9ebli9 anf benz 2boneE 8abHhof as=
tonrtet. benn fie btfano f1 in feinem
Der nnfOmmenben 8ise. tlnb tein Hrief,
tetn Telegram mar ein1eannaen, aus
benz er ii6er bos &eInItat hires persreie
felten nntetnebmens, ipie iaber fic5 ietbft
ettDas erfobren bate.
Sn ibrer %Iberreisteu Gpannuna mo-
ren Glice unb George gentiat, Bel lie.
Dem @eoanfen, iiber iebe &l~einigteit Az
erihreden. Sn ibrem @eifte iaben fie
itO1 2Ouiie fern urn linen, in trgenb
eiuem SOteI5immer frant barnieoer lie.
gen, auBer Stanpe, aud nur Elm B6rts
den 81 fhreiben, uno tauien6 @linhe,
Die bieie 8efardtuns sere@tfertiet err
i9stnen lieBen. ordusten ii9 ibueit nuf.
Der S6lng, Der 2ouiie 10 ~unfrtudrtet
9etroHen, iene i&redtibe S5ene, bic he
3utrft oaSu 9ebra6t bate. an Der 3us
seno unb greue ibres @ntten an atueiz
feln. bis fie erfabren muBte, 6as ibr
eigener Batter Der G@ulbise mar, = bic
beftise @ri9atteruna, tpei9e bteIe @nt>
beduns fOIste, bic i6erpostete GbreiIe.
Die 8ei6Uerbsu ber Sohrt, bns 5ieber
beg SPILLS uno bic tuabrideinIi@e eraus
lame @nttdui9una = Nnss bas geniias
te tuChl, uru cine iunee 5ran poGh6nz
big uie6erSuoriden, Die bis babin ilrir
an bic friebIids &ube bes JamiIien,
lebens seu6hnt mar unb feine Soroe,
teinen &unIGer fannie.
(SprtIeSuna folat.O
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Bon 5ernen sduSeru.

Die 9adfrasen fir r8errn Dnbis'
8ains&iusr" iino iest sroB. - Or t1rirt
bic Cholera, tuenn feline anberen Mittel
belfen f6nnen. @enn ntan Ton innerlis
den Sdmer5en 9eptast, tuiro mon burd
20 big 80 3rOpfen beinabe foslei9 fus
rirt tueroeu. go 9ibt feline RebiSin,
bic fid bamit nerslei9en fam. Sn me-
nisen Winuten furirt er &rdmpfe, SerSs
BREMEN, 9iarbOe, 5lur, 8re1en, W0.
gentueb u. I. ~. 9nuis' Bains&iaer III
seraoe bas uOfir er fi9 ~uussiebt, - eir
9inoerer bon S6merSen. 5iL,batu
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Wpan adbrte. tfn6 "a t,ore,, II bsr 4bo.

1tuIt du9IItr UIIU % IUuteI IN Oct 11QI
itir $4,000 5r1ncs.
"S9 babe mid 9eirrt.. Engte DDrliac,
laber and bos 1T Elm babiGes Ghmmhen,
ilno ib IN Sbrer SteIe tuiirbe nufb6s
Rein" iuebrte fie .db. ,.niein gofer,
filr ben ib fpteIe, bat mir geInet, bns i6
lildbt eber oufb6ren fon, ofS bis i61OO,s
goo 6ranes sefDOnnen babe 4af
DRit 6ieien @orten mabte lie einen
lieuen @inlab. @rof pom Serpan, Der
IN bielem Gnsenblife 6er5ufnm, betrahs
tete ietne 3utter nit pdterli1em GtuIs.
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@orannsnp nthperhanetn.

(Su einem Engros 2aser nuf Der
2eip5iser RsHe NIL elm poInii9er Sube
elm etuus bon Oben liesenbes 9uh IN:
fibIen unb belt id oa5u auf be 5us<
fpisen. Ser BrinSipal am nnDeren
gnne 6es 2ngers b,s iebenb, mill es
ibm our1 cine 3rtttleiter beqemer mos
den uub ruff einem 2ebrlins au): vNoz
ris, aieb ihm 'nen Trittl',
(Oer Sube fieht I6 erihrsdt nm unb
ruft): rBie baiBt, i6 bub' bob nod gar
niimt aebpten!"
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&rdiibent: s2ennen sic niht einen
9eiDiifen GrsTler2a Reuoe: .Dfer.
lstl So roe 10 Elm Rfeiner NIT eiurm
groBsn 8ndef er tfoet apr'cne BrilIen
mo par irruiet ein n Sird nit eirem
DeiBerI RnoDf = @rdHbent nidt beios
neno) ben Tenn i9 ni6t, ben bnbs /
ned ME seisb'uls
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~ @ir boben m,ebrfd& @eleeeu.
belt gehabt ben nuteri9te6 3tuiI9en ben
uieIen &o96fef sl benterten. Gs tuitA
ui9ts 10 anboueruo benust, es eibt ni9ts
mo man 10 norfidtio beim @intauf Iein
muB. Der riibmfidif befnnnte ,,ssapos
rite &U9ofen" entipridt iebem Berlan>
gen. Iip
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3ur eteuersrnee.

Ntinifter: rNber tuarum Sou,s Der
2%anotpirtb iebt 10 biei I6nerer boben,
als ionft? &6nnt' Sbr mir BetpeiSe
arflbren % 9eputntionstauer .0a.
sum @genpels Serr Ggfelens - S0nf
70 &C % erBOoen feuerIps unb
beut' 81 Tag is bic 5teuer Boz
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Sm etutr Observation-Disclosures
gNerfffaff.

.genOffe 8ebeI, nimm Did in a6tl
Wenu Du Dir nod eiumol fur define
Ore4sleriuonreu cine 8rdmie oeben
ldBt Ino uns 10 in BEN &erbnht outer
Nrbeit trtnsa, ertlGren mir DID tUeofu
'S9dolentig unierer gerehten Enfe fur
eiHen 8ourgeossls94 fuu.l
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9rTenrnmm.athI.

.@enn inorgen Sonntaa i65n @et.
tee, TONNE Id no9 Bern ouf 8eIu&.
SD brinee 6ns fleinere @inb ouf Der
Gtienbnhu mt, 6as nn6sre bnnn mint
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