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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30
CURIOUS FACN
CHARACTERIsT1Cs OF CPrpr
NORTH, SOUTH AsD - = z

In crimes Of a certain clsssr
far Outruns the North: In NE ~.
er kinds the proportion is fbs -.{ az %
In bar-rOom brawls. personal - Vss
homicide in sudden heat. aD5 ~ .-l'si
trays the south far exceeds fbs y G.
proportion 10 population All .,-..- 3
Ear exceeds the East tr+ YES
against property. characfal ~, -iaa
the prePonderance is im TIE -
The North you are in danger -, i
burglar. the garrOter. the 1i5r.5.i- q
Der, ia the South from your f-fs-5- @,
partner, IN business and vorlr r-i5..- %
sOeiate- southern crime is -. g.
Eastern crime is sly and srasI.-.--'a
bank burglaries embezzlemartg
les and all crimes of skill and - %.
tinued planning and persistent -. p
the North has fifty to one In ~
As to seductions, ab0rti0rg -
and crimes generally irv61vi-- g
treacheryr the proportion is 49,.
er 10 the North and more I'M fh.r-s
than in the West. "a
There IS another class of Grimm.
il hard 10 describe. in which 49, --
derance IS undoubtedly in tho NJ
Indeed, they seem in an corr.-s--.
peculiar to old. civilized and fts-l..
tied communities. Amour fls-.
Outrages on children. and tf,ss - e
deeper horrors which make o-a-. -.
burn for his share Of the shame -
caused TO our common humane 4
seven years in the Far West --..-
even heard Of an outrage ON a rF-.5--
In all the South 1 never heard rf f.-.-
bestial crime, and that was r7----s..-5
by an immigrant from New y-E
is not too much 10 say that rf .--l =.
the Hayden-Stanuard affair tfz u.--
and POInerOy murders. the RuHs- ~
Avery and Helen Jewett trara5iz. -
last has almost "a m0uau'r d -
hardly ever occur TO a Western OF >r-F
ern man 10 commit a crime 90 ---- ~
sin. He would either --tarf -la ~
ct" to the end. or run away srs r.--
life somewhere else under a rrw---.
A man is not so firmly fixed IN one ~
and does not so greatly dread the ~.
Of society exposure does rot SEEN \.
him that awful evil i does % the r,-
eTn man. and he wiz not rfsE .7 --t
to prevent il.
In the South the husband shoots ..
adUltereT . in the northeast he a7-r.--
er and wife cOHspire to poison he l-.
band. The crime of the south lag--.
Of cruelty and horror. that of tie Wz
more Of sensational that Of trl r,-
more treachery. The south Kills IN IL
litical hate the West I'm TFzl.---r. 49,
property. the East quietly takes tfa -.
tim 5 money and allows him ieerrr-
starye. The South shoots tie life --
Of man, and the West pounds Il -.- :
him in the East society crusha ff-
often uncOnsciCusly and iniife-artf7 r.
mere momentum. In the ~5rth +
sudden death at the hands af the rt
vidual man at the North a Slow p
mOrseleSs crushing ly The uaef--
which has no personality y1uca1 rs- d
and for which no one Is resrHu- -
Benfls. "a Cincinnati G0zrt..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

REMARKABLE TREES. The ay .---.
y with the Cher0l zee Indians wa, s.-.
ed beneath a giant white oak that s.
stands near the Cherokee corner. 0c-
thorpe. Ga.
At Wyoming. in Western Nau T-E
is an elm that measures tLlrtv-t1r- FL
around the trunk. It's tr-gf-- -
thiTty-fOur feet from the ground
A curious freak o. nature can Dc 1-
near Eureka. Cal. 1t Is iu the shsr.
a tree. seveuty-fve feet high one --
portion of which is pine and -hs 1.l-
fir.
Many oaks i'm England are Sa1taL"
years old. The NeNf8u5 oak is f--
seven feet six inches In gir-h. Ts
Ccwthorpe. now more than 100 wears 3
process of decay. still has @ Cirtl 1t sr
ty feet.
\ peach tree in the garden u Ns
Caleb Crow. Of Hartford. Ky. is --.
ing a fun grown pumpkin. The Nr
says This tree bore none of DTS rE-
ural fruit this season lut uEver-I5E
there hangs the healthy growing 7-
kin. just as it grown from tie u1s-
TO its present size. which is much a--
than man 5 head.
Not n rivulet can be found u tla s.
and of FierrO, one Of the larC5s. -.-e
Canaries, Vet there is a species of ---
the leaves Of which are narrow and g.
and continue green through the Ef
year. These trees are c0utim Is -
rounded by a cloud which is c1lis-s
and falling in drops keeps the Cs--E
placed under them constantly lUl
The trunk of az old tree that r57
bles a block of plaster or cement nay z
seen on the grounds of the lEri- =
PlanteS. Paris. An Inscription Ct 81
root of the branches announces that RI
tree is the acacia IirgiuisilSiS .H
North America. It was Wlug- z
France in 16Ol by Jean Robin, and ri
planted in the place it now occuTe
Nespasian Robin. gardener TO Us
NIL, in 1896. This tree. which IS -'
2IS years old, formerly reached @ ~
height, but its topmost branches r
ed and had TO be cut of 20 Obtain
shoots. All its branches are h7UE-
iron and carefully stopped with t-
position so that water cannot irl-
into the trunk OF the tree. rs that
cause Its death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

n IoUGH CHICKEN SToRY.-The
PaiatEa Fla. H,rp7d says that the fol-
towing remarkable chicken story is from
good authority:
ON the orange grove Of Col. St. George
Rogers, near OCals, short time ago. there
was an aged hen sitting on a half dozen pcrpS
As was her usual habit, she came off for ain
ger one day, and on returning found that 4
large chicken snake had invaded her sacred
domain and swallowed three eggs. and. nm
fortunately for him had not retired. She i'm
mediately feilupon him withunbounded fury.
pecklng and clawing the surprised 'ssaT3
pent' until he started for the woods. The
hen followed, keeping up the contest while
the snake coiied and struck at her rrepeatedly.
Alter having yanquished her foe She went
pack to her nest, and in due conrse OF time
Matched out the three remaining eggs. Abouf
this time hand employed on the grove had
occasion TO go over the ground on which the
hgEJ had occurred, and while passing a scrub
ne heard the chirp of young chickens, and
on looking around closely he discovered n
large chicken snake with hole picked thro'
MIN; The young chickens had hatched out
in tue snake, and picked away until thew
were free from their dead prison
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

y QUEER LITTLE BEA-T.-IIaN-
weglan lemminE is an animal al1L q
size of a mouse. 1t lives under
IN the winter 1t Misses and --
About once in ten years they eD-l
IN large armies. They march
straight line. They cross lakes and ST
ers. They 90 straight through @ y
stack rather than 90 around. NF-
stops them, not fire. cascades OF STl-e
II a man stands in the way they =
Jump at him as high as his knee
struck they viii turn around and =.
and bite like a dog. Foxes. Iyry5s .
hawks and weaSels viii follow then :
destroy numbers OF them. lut i
not check them. They c0utiHrc o.
course until they reach the SEA
which they plunge. rs persistent =
progressive as ever, until The w"
drown and eXterminate them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30


y COLONY OF OTTERs NEINAe
SINGLE FTLE.-An Auburn sp1I
explains why he receives the nuHs5.
sea serpent stories of the season F-.-
grain Of allowance. He WAS l.--
on the shores of a lake in the N-,
Michigan. when he saw what 81 o.
TO be a monster snake. fifty OF SKI, T
in length and ten or twelve inches
ameter. with humps on its back
two feet in length. At first Us W.
was almost directly toward my pa.
concealment. When ] was ao'-.
fly for my life the serpent. then +
rods away. changed his course az
solved himself into a COLONY OF -.
swimming in single file. HIS nit
is that sea animals may sOmetlllt' 4
el IN the same manner and give ~
the opportunity of drawing the elois
Auburn N. y NurS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

4 SENSIBLE HORsE.-A A-.', 4
markable instance of sagacity IN 8 - y
occurred in Perry a few weeks isoi +
the Perry Ga. J Home Journal '.-- ~
just been told us by "a friend ~.
c. c. Duncan had a horse thai ".
well and had been left loose in l--l
Late in the night he was aWaA5l,-,- -
a noise at the window of hiS n5o
and on going out found the ho-s-
hing his head against the wlnug," T..
very sick. Attention and plls..-. =
at once given him. but he died I5A. n.
There was no gate leading from =,
to the yard, and the horse ti'l'A - ,
ed that he had crossed some
steps over the fence that no, -''
Lad been known 10 cross heloi,-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

How CELLULOID Is MADE.-The re-
cent tGigutiUl explosion of the celluloid
works and loss Of life at Newark. y. !.
las caused many people 10 inquire how
ceilUl0id is made and for what purpose
it is used. DR.. ". II. Wahl tells in the
JDu1"W of Industry, what celiulOid is.
and how it is made. lie says:
Briefly defined, celluloid is a species of
Solidifet cOllOdiOn, produced by dissolving
gun cotton lpyroXyiine) in cam hOT with the
aid of heat and pressure. The gun cotton is
ground IN water TO & fine pulp in a machine
similar TO that used in grinding paper HuID.
The pJIp is then subjected to powerful pres
sure lu perforated vessel to extract the
bulk Of the moisture, but still leaving il
slightly moist for the next operation This
consists in thoroughly incorporating finely
cOmmlnuted gum camnHJr with the moist
9Un-cOttOn pulp. The proportions emDloyed
are said to bc one p3it by weight Of canph0r
10 Two parts by weight Ct the pulp. With
thlS mixture any cOl0riUg matters required
can now be incorporated. The next step i,
10 subject the mass to powerful pressure I'm
order t. cNpel from it the remaining traces
OF moisture and incidentally to effect also the
most intimate contact of the camphor with
tHe pulp. The dried and compressed mass
Is next placed in a mould, open at the top.
INTO which fits a solid pluHger. 4 heavy hV-
cr3ulic pressure is brought TO bear unOu tile
piuhSeT ana at the same time the mixture
- means 'i "a steam jacket SUI
rounding the vessel to a temperature of
about 500 Fahrenheit. When the mass i
taken out of the press IL hardenS, and acquires
the extraordinary toughneSs and elasticity
which are the distinguishing characteristics
OF this remarkable product. Celluloid IS
very largely used as a substitute for ivory
WEleh Is initiated with great success Tor
tolsc shell, maiachite mother of pearl, coral.
ana other costly and elegant materials, are
also so successfully initiated that an expert
can hardly detect the original from the COPY
Cei!ulOid is also used as a substitute for nor
ceiain IN the manufacture Of dolls, which
VIII St1nC good deal OF rough usage with
out breaking Quite recently, too. it has
Eeen combined with linen, and uSeG Tor shirt
boSoIoS, cuffs and collars
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

MAKE composition of four pounds
of rosin, one pint Of linseed oil and one
ounce of red lead. Apply it hot with a
brush 20 the place the l. joins the main
house. or for a dormer window thar
leaks, or round chimneys. For making
"ater-casks tight it las always proved
cfteCtUai.
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fSiir bic sgBeal9sn gIdtters.,
Dem Srenmoen In Cincinnati.

5n nuirer Bel, ber SeIbtindt franfeu,
no Ereu' unD @brs, 9lsdbt uuo @laubsn
id1iDalfen,
Da gabt 5 3 mir ben iiegenoen 6ebanfen,
Da BARI mein Grobmutb tsiiniI1 @uh unss
ranfeni
Sb Sbrone fielen anb @a5ionen luanfen,
llab oh Der 8eften bisl ben SdierIinssbedxr
trnnfen,
Sb feile Strsber am bic Serridaft sanfen -
Rod lebt elm @eiferbunS! eabt Soft
mid Oanfen,
Gin 3 b, Der niddtser in ais GrO'. unO SOL.
ftri6rantsn,
Der psitsr trast oils 8ampf unb sGiiTss-
pIanfen.
gSas iramer an Der 8ieoe uuS asiunseu.
BoS imuler mir an GroenIeb bespunQen,
SO tpirb ein @i9ts, ipenm ruies Sein bnrG>
brun0en
Bon ienem Gunfeit, reinfter @lutb entIprungeu,
Bon ienem gtuf, Der GOttern sinlt erflunssn, Z
Bon ibr Oer 9i9ttuuit, ibr Der sipia
iungen!
gSiebiel mir aud btrfeblt maS uns aeIun9sn,
Sb Dir gerebet in Deridieo'neu 3uasen
@enuo, unS bdlt bas goIo'ne Ieb unlidluneen,
GS rubt in tisfer 8rult Der SOrt Der Nibelaugeu.
sln @urer 9auO, Oem GrOsnOuuF ,ntiprungen,
Srant id Cen eebensban9 nit BURT gen aunaen.
Sier ienO i'd Gu9 ben @rub, Oem teiner slei4 iid5
prelft--
Hub = eriibt ibn mir auriid -
Dem 6etft bon metnem 6eiitl
q. bon Dtn6lase.
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Son aSiuibnlo Waiiaer.

Sie Ybplifer uno WleteoroIoaen belehren
uns, oaB Der 9bau bic Solge elmer unmit.
telboren Yerbidtung oes in Der atmolpdre
entbaltenen Wahsr6ampfes an ben our1
frsie Strabluns erfdltsten Sbeilden Der
5f6rper an Der groober1d6e lei. Ser
| fromme @ldube bes Bottles, fuel6es aes
lpobnt III, piiieuidoftlite Definition Dor.
her nit Sulfe BON gmpfinbun9en nno 8e.
fiiblen austuarbeiten uno troB aler@slebr.
ianteit oer8slebrten in Der Resel an ieiner
Definition feitbdlt. ertldrt Den 3bau fir
Elm @eldenf oes Simmels, fiir cine foitllbe
0abe Der @Dtter, ausoeltattet nit DER 3au.
bertraft, @ebre1en uno Grant9eitsn Der
Weniden Su beilen.
Wlan miro faum fehl ee6en, tpenn man
biern Den ginHuB oss Gbrilientbums ct.
blidt, otnn tueoer Der r0miife, nod Der
9rie1ii9e Spra99ebrdih sonnte Worbilo
fir ods hriitlihe 3eitalter gepelen Iein, oa
er griehil1 uno r6milh aanB nu1tern ben
anlhein, als ob Der Sbau- -aamiB cine Der
intereiiauteiten NatIreri heinunssn - Dem
p0etilden Sinne Der @rie6sn ent9an9eu
lei. Wlir luenisitens lit nidt beiannt, oaB
uniere NrAdoloaen aus Den Glaliitsrn Der
SelleHen beretts elfle 00ttiH 00er pentas
items cine Npmpbe bes Sbaues natbgeDie..
fen bdtten, uno eerabe auf bielem @ebiete
iii bod. ME man 5ugelteben mus, pisI 3eit
un6 Wlbe auf9elpenogt lporoen.
Die 9anse Nusbeute aus ben oriediiben
alailitern bsitebt in elmer farSen wiIien.
fhaftlihen Nnliht oes MriItoteles iiber bic
Ibaubiloung. So mag alio wobl iein,
oaB ben 8riehsn, ipslde Ia lbrieens aus
benz Glemente bes Waiier8 cine sroBe,
5ahlreihe @6tteripelt mdnnliden uno tpeib-
Idoen @sIhledtes sntiisben lieBen, Der
t!eiae aautropisa, ipeldsr nar fiir ben
60 iinbet sr iish aud niht in Der romiltsn
Gotterlshre. uelde ia bod nur Elm aroBes
pIagiat Der eriefiiden III, un0 erlt otm
Ghriifentbnni, melhes la aleinieitia nit
ieiner lthre bic SeafuHaeil oes Aderbauss
psrbreitsse, blish Is nprbttaltsn, ben zbau
ais siit Wsi&sns bt1 ciusnlsIa ~ psrilus
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Der .alte Btr8emann' = frei
nad bem betannien Y--i--r, Ser; M
ne Berne.
SIN BerTloiiener Wo6e. 10 ersdblt aus
Berlin bic wtonia0s 0sSeitung, beirat cine
bieiige beoeutenoe Ybotoeropbiebanolnua
Elm 6err, .beiIen iiiBsme!ooiidss .9uten
Dad" ihn iofort als Abf0mmling Der iddbs
llinen &eliben3itaot fennseihnete.
.Sie enbibuloihen, baben sic pisleihi
enc Gooehrafie nor'n ablen 1driemann T.
iragte Der Rduier.
.Wom alten Bergeninnn--hms Welhen
alten Bergemann nlsinsn Gie 2 Gou's Der
pofihldhtermeiifsr iein--"
IS. nd bod = uon'n atlsn Barge.
mann- -"
.Mb, pielsiht Der Batter Ser R5malid1eu
pofihauIpislerin Grdnlsin Neremann ?''
.Gbdies, nd, BON ben ausietrnbeneii,
ip!iien Ges Vu. Id ipdre Gie's pDr6ud,s
itdbiren; 2art w--e-rs Der; NEED,
Ia &e; III o. man, Netjes
maiisl-- --S
.Ab, Wergon.onf r
,,Vu Gbsn; ~ ias' u y rs
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| tenn Business-Air unb soa bic lltr. Damn
reoete er ben Wirtb In gebroGenem ylortpes
leiih an.
It is Teben o clock. 3sit senuq.
Where III oas next - Bfarrer? i will
call - ihn b0len laIjen: will beirotben
her OUT Der Stelle. Do you understand
meg Ser 8ater pieste eropitdtild bas
2aupt uno entssenete IN gebro4easm gass
| | thank you for Sbr 9lnerbieten, fueldoes
MIR lit very agreeable. Nber / say !:
S0s lit nid,t meme 9a4e. You must ask
my daughter. g8enn Iie tpill. 70 marry
her and be welcome. SD babe mein
Sbeil esiaat."
! vsSra9 iie !" iaete ber 2oro rubig. Ser
Alte ntdtc ;ufrieoeu uno 9ins hinaus.
Selne Sodter mar in Der Riime bel ben
Wtdeoen. Sic batte ibre betreIienoe 4rbeit
I'M ShooB liegen uno blidte trdumeno
gum Simmel. Sn lab etlpas peruirrt aus
nno Elm 2ddleln buidte man6mal lber
ihre 3llee. sic NOR mirflid1 Die i66nlte
Wtaio IN Der san3en Rpsoe.
ySigne! 7 iaate ibr 8ater. sic
fuhr auf iino srr6thete beftig. -
YGomn hinaus!@ sic foIgte ettuas
erlhroden. - ,Sm Ser Angelske
6rinnsn, Der 2oro, wia Sid beiratben.
g8ag iagit Su sa3u?" sic laate ni6ts.
Ygr 1T reid uub nornebm, bod oas min
nlht biel lagen. 8eb binein, Su fannlt
| ia enslii6. 5ieb ibn Sir on = er lit Elm
lang it,"
Sie ains binein. Ser Rurier bate lid5
leltiamerDeiie au6 georiidt - es mar elm
tete-a-tete. Ser 2orb Iab lie Ian9e an,
nie Tie err6tbeno uno li6elno Dor ibm
fianb. oann ipra6 er nit erniier Stimme
uno mdnnliher Wiiroe obne ieoe 5pur bon
Sentimentalttdt SD bin Rolano, Mar.
quis of B. - S0nnen Sie bas bebaltsn,
MiB?"
So. Mr. Rolanbl" HaIterts Re nit ME.
oergei4la9enen ausen, aber Elm bis9en
S4alfbeit trat in ben @ribden berpor.
Well SD babe bier G9l6ijsr. N66s
ten Sis germ in S9lbiiern wobuen, WliB?'
sd tueiB ni6t."
v98arum nibt?"
sd peiB niht, mas GGl0IIer 5ino. SD
m6hte ipObl." pier Inlue he Die 4maen
ouf uno blidte ibn often an, oot1 lieB lie
ben Bid tuieoer ihiidtern Sinfen. CT I6ien
aber iaOn ieine pole Birtuns aetban 3u
baben.
% 0lis Gisne!@ iaste er Ieioenidait.
lib. ,,Sa 1T Elm aItes SaIsbano BON
Siarlanten in nleiner 6amilie, elm grbIiiid,
oas oorf INNER nur bic Marchioness tras
gen, Die Marchioness of B. - Sest Ileat
es oreibig Sabre perihtoiien, ipenn ond
Wtanhe es germ bate tragen polIen. Sol
i'd oos Salsbano aus Der 5rube nebmen? t?
980uen sic es traeen, 6igne 2"
sic artlportete nidbts unb la6 Dor Iidl
nieoer. Ct beuete li6 iiber lie. %, ME
iuiiroe es Shrem 9faden gut itebenl" rief er
entbnfiaitiih MnS fiiete oann nit rubiaer
&eiddftsmiene biniu, als uoae er Den Ieb.
ten 9Oiten aufSdblen: SD babe 10000
Bfunb Renten, oas iuo circa 100000 Rro.
men. gBas ioI i6 nit al' benz 8eIo an.
fanesn2 SD tusiB es ME @iaIt 9u es
nit mir tbeilen, Iiebe Signe?" Seine
Sttmme 3itterte uno er iab aus pie Elm
Gentleman.
Die Marchioness of B. lit beute Wlutfer
BON pier Rinoern uno Wittue. Sie beIiBt
awei Squares uno sebn StraBen in Son.
BON uno lit oas Soeal elmer 2aop. Seoer
balt he fir high-born and bred uno
6rembe ertunbieen Iid3 na9 BEN Ser3og,
bon oem iie tuobl abitamme.
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Vrobates MitteL.

,.yBie maht man es, uil in @elenlhaft
iunser Danlsn einea 9lntra8 bnrbaubrin.
gen 2"
SAM siniadb. Mlan iaat: User baaes
gen IL, bIsibf fiBsn per bafar III,
itedt anf; neil felne Hben bIsiben mill,
iustosn idmmti6t bafiir Rimmeu.
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aus Der SnRruttionsFunos.

Seraeant (Su BEN giniSbrie SSrsi.
tpilli9en bel Der &ehre bonn militdriihen
8eboriam): AlIo: IoFort. 10 lnnea
tDie mo9lib, uno orittens nit Der er0Btgn
ausoaner miiien Die 8efe6le ausgefiibrt
neroen. Wenn id aIio iebt fommoubirte:
Iuf oas Dad bort, merIh mari6 (5eiei
auf Elm nerit0figes @ebdAbe} oa miibten
sic oben iein, tp pieber 8libl - une
wenn's ben ean3en Saa oaaert!!"
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Gin 6 naeI.

Mntter: ~Sbnen gsfdlt meine Sod :
ter niht?"
Serr: ,.Ofen seitanben, fir @emdloe
i4ndrme i9 nint."
Wutter: ,grlauben sic, baben Gie
oenn gnsel lie anoers aIs semalt ses
Iebsn ?"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-24

Oie Marchioness of B. lit beute Wlutfer
bon bier Rinoern uno Wittipe. sic beliBt
5tuet Squares uno sebn Straben in 2on.
BON uno 1T oas Soeal elmer 2aop. Seber
bdlt lie fir high-born and bred uno
S5remoe ertunbisen Iih na9 BEN Ser5og,
bon oem iie pobl abitamme.
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iSenilltton.Seiir6g fir Die IN lltat e.
Ifbeinenoe Maormuntas3 3eituna.


SO rtbsiI bsr @icIpeNbeseL
Bel elmer boben Grauennltlnmer
@laht sSeibertrog mir fesael 0nminer.
gSenn neune idImpiten. fd,moaisu, aaanxn
Sprad) I'D fem sSort naa sitig sur 8shutsn.
austanft.
Sb bier bic gasi6er treu
Die 5rase 1t istr idlan;
Gin @hebrudtbsil fonilt
5a taft anf jeOe Grau
groif TN n aIter. q
Grmilost bon, Ercibsn defer Maslt
Will ieb nnr ben Mciien nod tebtn.
Sd iJab' mid) itillsr pausIidftit
llno ,brsn Grsuoen ersstsu.
. ltaae, 6err, bsi, GMnisis,lbuab
yap Aeilssn mir ieinnls friiayt(il # * e. \ 4 I,
Bon aaeinen apoli Frauu; fil1J2i1 III ~, ~.
Ssn tauisnD fiiaibuaDsrt e3l(1(G &: W.T. 4
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ueberfliiiis. Samsfran gum
Snttermaum: Na, San5, parit Sn aud
seltern i'm .Sell"
Sans Dab net n6tbig Dab i'd se
9aaa vi mei'm BfeifefDpp.
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1lhtuut. W let WII geNQIte[, QuF 0Qs
0eratbeipobl eine uno Die anoere linni9e
Stsue aniufiibren.
3eisteit mir aus ibOnem EbaIe
Cine Slume Ii9t un6 bIau
@nnberbeu int MOrsenitrabIe
Sab aus ibrem Reid Der Gbau,
linet 3. .. Sultinus Gerner in Der .Riid.
tepr'. uno an elmer an0ern Stelle:
Bonn s9laf tBat Id MID beben,
Girg auf bic belle au,
Sab Iibt ben SimmeIstbdu
aaf bantIen 8Iumen beben.
Sn Der neunjebnten Ntatame er,dbIt
uns Hadert BON SingIineen, yoeren Nn-
mutb liiBer, uls Der Mor9en tbaute", un0
emanuel Selbel ihreibt Die rsiaenoe
Stropbe:
SD bin bic Roie duf Der ga,
9is itta in Dufteu Ieu5tet
Do9 bu, o 9iebe bit ber I5au,
Der nd9reuo iis befeu1tst
gBie 3art linnia Iinb aud foIeenoe 3eis
len oellelben 8oeten:
Sic rebeten ibr ;u Or Iiebt bid ni&t,
Or ipteIt nit Oir-Sa ussts fe Sas Saupt,
nno E9rdnen perIten i5r pom angeii9t
aSIe Jbau pom Roien..
Sriainsa Iinnooa III Elm Bib Der 9id1s
term 4nnetts Srote SuIfsboff. Sie
i4reibt:
Der Gag III einaentft
Seim @iegenIie6 Der G3Icden;
Gum 8InmsntuB iib biidt
Der GbaI auf Ieiien Soien.
Bdre Die 6reiin b. Droite- SiiIshoff cine
ariediiG)e S6riftItellerin oepeien. tuer
DeiB, oh mir nidt cine eeIebrtea6hanbIuna
oariber, luie Die Mlten ben Soft nes
Sbaues ee6iloet, beldBen. Nibt minoer
ort9ineu lit eine anoere StelIe Der aenann-
ten Sidterin, in pelher lie bas foIgenoe
bib 9ebrau6t:
9a bes SimmeIs 8orbang iintt,
Dsffnet ftp Der Grbe 8ruIt,
eeie, Isie Rrautlein trintt
lInb snti9Iummert uubspust.
Ser 8lnube bes Bottles Idhreibt bem
Sbau, tpelher in Der Na6t Sobonnes beg
SduFers fdut, bic beionoere Graft au.
8linbe iebeno su MAIDEN. Oiele 0oIfss
meinung bat Sroite- Siilsboff gum S6ema
zines @eoihtes 9enomnen (Sohanness
tboD lueldhes ltd iibrisens nibt burch Be.
ionoere Sd,Dnheit Der Sorm ausseitbnet.
SIN trefflidsr Meile bat haaeaeu Wteiffer
llblano in einem @eoitbte oen 0oIfsalau.
ben iiber ben Sbau ;uiammengefaBt. Gie
Sihtun9 laiitet
Tit benz Sban ber RaiengIoden
8di5t bic Sunsfrau ibr 9ef9t,
8abet iie bic 9oIS'nen aoden,
linb Fe sIdnst pom Slmmelslidbt:
Selbf etn gluse rob9epeinet
sabt iidb init ben Eropfen gern,
Bis tbm freunbIib nisberi9einet
Ebausettdntt Der MorsenItern.
Sinp oenn auf mid bernieber,
8aIiam Ou fir eoen 59mer,
@es aud mir bic ausenItSer.
Trdnte mir mein Slritenb Ses!
8isb mir SusenS, Sanseswonue,
SimImIiiber @ebiIbe 5bau,
stdrte mir ben 8Iid sur Sonne,
2eiss, frii9er Morsenbau!
Muf ben DaIb unS auf bic @ieis
Mit benz eritsn Morgsnsran
Trduft Elm Duel pom 4arabieie,
Seiier friiber Roraentbau;
Was ben Rai sum 6eiIistbuWe
SeSer aben 8onne I6afft,
S4mels Der 9latter, Slang Der Blams
ggars anb Duff III sine araft
@enh ben Sbuu bic maf5et trnsss,
BirS in ibr ein gerIenNraas;
@snn er in ben Gi1itama intst,
@erpsn Sunis6ienen braits
@enn Der 8ogeI auf benz Reife
aaum samt ben Sdnabel nsst
2eraei er bic belle Beiie,
Die ben ernitsn gBalb sreSst
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Wanniafaltiges.

Der Mnbere. Gi6ier: Gie Fno
alio Der Dib {" - 9ieb rAiifSuluarten.
-&l9ter .llno bieier Serr bier? -
Sisb: y8lOs Der, Der mid ertpii9t bot.
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Das tdolid)e polksblatt

lcfst per Yoi (obne gonntassbIast) 1920 per Sabr
a.6o bas balbs Sabr unb $3.50 bas Disrtsliabs Rit
Eonntassblatt 30 per SaBr, $3.50 bas 5abs Sabr
snb $3.50 bas giereIiabr.