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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15
The BIG STEAL
In the City Tax-Conecfor,s once M
louisville.

LOUISVILLE, December 1.-The commit.
tee examining The books of the city ta.-
collector and assessor for 1879. repo.t 224
cases in which the city has been defrsnds5 al
sums raoging from s. to $500. All ,bese
cases occur in the second assessment disfric.
Of the city, and the false entries were made
between July lst and December 81. 1879. The
grand jury reported number of indict ments
to-day, none against any of the parties al
legged 10 be involved in this matter. sum
cient evidence 10 justify specific charge
against any particular person has either not
neen obtained or elss the committee is with
noiqing the mater 10 make grand swoop
At tne close Oh 'ne Investigation. The matter
n4s dragged so slowly that it ceases to excite
plq mqcn comment except among the City Hall
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EesM comparison of the complete GEN.
as reports as TO manufactures taken in 1880
with those of 1870, it appears that the npm-
Der of establishments have increased only
seven per cent; number Of hands employed,
1873 per cent; capital, 3l.7; wages paid, % 2;
value of material, S64; value of products,
26.9. Considering the increase 10 popula-
iion this is not very satisfactory.
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GEN. BEAUREGARD's book about the civil
Fsr, which is now passing through the press
II HcHghton, Mifiiin & Co., is said 10 deal
vith ex-President Jefferson Davis in severe
eEs1s5 criiicisipg with aggressive freedom
aIs political as we'll a. military views.
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OLD CErEwAYo is pining in prison at Dude
Aolen. He knows that the English govern
meut are negotiating with the chiefs concern
ing bis return, but he is of the opinion that
he could do that work better for himself
thsn any representative of England could
do IA for him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

New ORLEANS, December 14.--Henry
Shepherd, of West Virginia, holding 81 ,000,-
900 consolidated bonds secured an alterna-
tive mandamus commanding the city, by
separate district assessments, and hereafter,
10 collect and apply S650,000 for the year
1882 TO meet the coupons overdue and un-
paid, as well as a similar tax for 1888 and
each subseduent wear
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4 Important.

When yod visit or leave New York city
have aggsge ,expressAge and cxrria &c hire, and
stop At Grand Union Hotel opposite G rand Gen.
ira depot Four hundred and fifty elexs ut TO omf
fitted up at an expense of 81 90 600 reduced 70 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
pied '. n the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
yated i-.ilroad TO all depots. Families can live
better iOr less money AZ the Grand Union than at
any other frst-clzss hotel in the city
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LOUISIANA FIELD TRIALS.
Second Day of the AII-Ased Stakes
Pink Il. Beaten.

OPELoUsAs, La, December 14-At the
fourth day of the Louisiana field trials
Foreman beat Couni Noble, Flossy beat
Peep-o'-Day, Sue beat Chip, Toldon beat
Pink B., Foreman beat Victor. 1t
is very warm. The birds, though plentiful,
had 10 be found. The work was terrible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

MR. KEELY, of Keely motor fame, has
unbosomed himself to Mr.. William Boeckel,
receiver of his secret, and Mr.. Boeckel will
unboson himself to the Keely stockholders
perhaps to-day. If so the public may
shortly expect tohave this mystery cleared
up By an explanation of the character of
the motor, or have the testimony of the
stockholders as to its usefulness.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
THE EXAMINATION OF GEN. WRIGHT CON-
CLUDED BY THE COMMITTEE.

cLUDED BY THE COMMITTEE.
WAsHIEGToN, December 14--The examina-
tion of Gen. Wright chief of engineers, by
the Specisl Committee on fhe Improvement
of the Mis-issippi, was concluded to-day.
Gen. Wright adhered to the opinion pre-
viously expressed by him that the theory
and plans upon which the River Commission
were conducting the work of protecting the
banks and contracting the width of the river
the best plan of any for the improvement
of the navigation OF the river. He believed
it TO be the duty of the Commission, under
the organic act, 10 improve the navigation
of the river, rather than protect the lands on
the banks
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

Buy pound package of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of caramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no adulterations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious- at FLOYD & MONEYS
Main Street.
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Kansas Anti-MonopoIy Convention.

ABILENE, KS, December 14.-The Anti
Monopoly Convention resumed the discus
sion of Senator Wares bill this morning,
completing it by section, after which num-
ber of committees were appointed to obtain
meeting, which is called at Topeka on Jan.
uary 5ih, three days before the regular ses-
sion of the legislature
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WORT
Executors Sale of Real Estate aud Judg

ment.
8 executors of the will OF A. N Edmonos,
"A we will, on
Saturday, December 23, lSS2,
at the southwest corner of Main and MADISON
Streets in Memphis, Tenn. at II O'Clock m, sell
TO the highest bidder the folio wing property:
The ten-Acre lot on north side of Central avenue
about two miles east of Memphis, and on Whicn is
q fine dwelling and outhouses. .
lot on the south side of Gaines street, 100 feat
east of Third street, 100 by 1861 feet.
lot at foot of and south SIDE oi washington
street
Robinson st eets so bv 100 feet
iudgmentin the Circuit Court of shelby county
against the estate of N. w. Brown for thIee thou
sand three hundred and seven S5:lOo dollars
Terms of Sale-One-fourth cash; balance IN
three equal annual payments. with interest ano
security C. W EOM0NDS,
n w FRAZER Executions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

IRREGULAR practitioners of medicine are
Pllowed up sharply in New York. Several
|ersons who had not complied with the laws
Il that State about physicians have been
|rraigned and severely dealt with.
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Christmas ia Near at Hand.

Decorations are wanted. You can call on
II. Moor, florist, for any kind of decorations.
Flowers aod plants in abundance. You can
reach him by telephone. Mail address, "a
Bsale street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

The Legislature cannot make a Law
'aiust delinquent taxpayers too severe
} Delinquent taxes Memphis largely owes
g debt which now hangs SO threateningly
rer her.
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The OhIo ConErts,,on.,r ,r,..,,.

COLUMBUS, O., December J4.-The State
Board oil Canyassers to-day closed their re-
port on the vote Tor congressman, deciding
the douolin. DO districts in favor OF Murray, IN
me 1nlrd; Norey, In the Seventh; Warner,
IN tne Enleents and Mckinley in the
Eig1.eenth. 1ns Supreme Court in the csss
9. IAN Poeh, Aores's opponent, in tbe
him, continued il till Jannsrv t. 3sh;ch
the canvassers closed up. In csse msn-
damus is allowed, Morev,s csr,;6cs,s k-
comes a nullity. 'HO
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Fatally SHOT Hi, Bro,her.tu-Iaw.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 14-This
afternoon a youth named Burke, aged eight
cen years, fatally shot his brother-iu-law,
Gus McCuriy. The first SHOT was with
pistol; .he second shot with gun. McCurdy
was a well.knownrsporting man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

CHALMERS still insists upon the removal
Mary Mcbride from the Treasury Depart
lent because, as he Gays, she has slandered
i'm. Gen. Chalmers il engaged in very
a all business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

PoPE LEO XIII will celebrate the 6ftieth
of his ordination as priest on
23d. A mass for his holiness will
ssid throughout Europe on that day.
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THE MICHIGAN sENATORsHIP.
NEITHER FERRY NOR HUBBELL LIKELY I

NEITHER FE1fkh1 NUE HUBbELIl Likely TO
GET TEE PLACE.
WAsHIEGToN, December 14.-The sena-
toriai canvass of Michigan is the general
topic of discussion among Western congress
men to-day. 1t seems to be the growing
opinion that neither Ferry nor Hubbel will
be successful, but that some one less promi-
nent at the present time will secure the elec-
ton. Considerable hard feeling exists among
the delegation at the course pursued by the
aepirants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

rs. ALLEN THOMAS is q candidate for
|ngress from the Baton Rouge District, the
ace recently made vacant BY the death OF
Ie lamented Heron.
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DEB.

SPALDING-Thursday, Decem Der 18th. of diph-
theria LAURA ALICE, second daughter of John NJ.
and Maggie Spaldng, in the third year OF her age
Funeral this CFRIDAY) morning at 1890 O'Clock,
from their residence. corner of Winchester avenue
and Mosby street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

TIE New York San invites the Republic
ns 70 DegInTnefr WORK OF economy by put
" all the thieves out of Office. They can
us get ahead OF the Democrats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

|GEE, ROBERT E. LEES statue at Lexing-
p, Va, will be unveiled in June next. Ex-
|esident Jefferson Davis has been invited
deliver the oration.
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IRELAND.
DISTRESS TO Be RELIEVED.

DUBLIN, December 4.-The government
has issued a circular in regard to the distress
10 the west of Ireland, in which it declares
that it is determined 10 rely solely upon the
administration of the boards of guardians,
as it is satisfied that relief works are not
only extravagant and ddemoralizipg, but often
fail TO relieve the most needy. The govern
ment will be prepared TO empower the
boards OF guardians to borrow money, if
necessary, 70 meet the pressure on their re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

RgMilions of packages of the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without single COM
plant. Everywhere they are the favorite
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

EVERY ex-Coniederate soldier in Memphis
d vicinity should attend the meeting to
held tonight at the Cotton Exchange.
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For Fine Boots and shoes,

Latest styles, go TO Voegeli & Co.'s, 27l Main
street, opposite Court Square.
Large Sale OF Arkansas Cotton Lands.
LITTLE Rock, December IA European
syndicate, headed by Benjam Newzas, Of
Liverpool, has just completed the purchase
of 1000 acres of cotton lands in Arkansas
and Chicot counties, to be farmed on the syn-
dIcate plap
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ENGLAND.
u.arroN COURT DAMAGED BY I


IospoN, December 14.-Early this morn
ing fumes were discovered Issuing from the
So riudows of Hampton Conrt, the royal
,,sIsce at Hampton, fifteen miles from Lon
T. The fire now II o'clock a.m.) is pro-
49,; .s;pv. The damage is already very Sc
- same of the historical paintings being
i,iNo.,-a,ved and il is believed that many have
Se Sesn ;.iured. The LEGAL FIRE engines are try
nc 10 conquer the flames.
i" 20 O'Clock P.M.-The FIRE broke out ia
- srise of private apartments in the cloister.
Ths local fire brigade worked three hours,
- succeeded in preventing the flames from
s-,snding. The first account of the damage
s.,nssrs to be exaggerated. A quantity of
ENABLE property was removed in time TO
80 it. A woman was sufocated by the
sl.S1 y YCzockP p M-The Times, in second edi-
..on gives The amount OF the damage by The
6re st Hampton Court at many Thousand
...uuds. The FIRE is now subdued. The
TSaes says the picture gallery was at one
,;me threatened, but the contents were re-
moved.
,,ere scorched by the FIRE, and Two actually
hsrued. These rooms were immediately
sboye the picture gallery, the curIosities and
sspe.try Of which were considerably dam
sred BY water. The tapestry which suffered
most is part c1 that which represents Alex
spder the Crest entering Babylon and the
battle of The Grsnicus. In Queen Anne's
BEDROOM the celebrated painted ceiling
vas damaged. Pictures Dy Rembrandt,
Rubens and Kneller, aad Lsly's celebrated
sBsauties" had a narrow escape. The rooms
known as the queens gallery, the king and
aueen's private chambers and private draw
iug-rooms we're partially flooded. The loss
Is roughly estimated at $4,000.
CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.
The Pail Nall Gazette this afternoon Gays
il is authorized to state that Gladstone has
resigned the chanceilorship of the exchequer
and that the Ri. Hon. Hugh C. Childtrs,
secretary OF war, has been appointed to sue
ceed him. TIE changes in the ministry
m ade necessary by this arrangement are still
under consider alton.
LORD DERBY AT MANCHESTER.
Lord Derby, in speech at Manchester
Yesterday, said his personal opinion was that
some millions spent in prpnotiDg emigration
from Ireland would be profitable expend-
lure. He believed that in few yeaTs, de-
spite the land act, the small tenants in Ire
I'D Vrozld he iusf "a deDendzuf a. over ON
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INDICATIONS.

colder, generally fair tOsother, northeiiy ~inds.
higher barometer.
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so. 4e69-In the Chaneery Court of Shelby county
Tenn--F. C. DLsgutry w. giae n. p. D'LAgu-
Try ct Al.
It appearing from affidavit In this cause that
the defendants, Aglae NJ P. D'Lagutry, citizen
OF Paris, France, and Francis 8. P. d'Arusmont,
of the state of Ten nessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in December, 1892, and plead answer or
be taken for confessed them, and set for
hearing expsrte; and that copy of this order be
in the Memphis Appeal. This October 26 lss2
Acopy-attest. R J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
George Gillian ard J. D. Martin, Soils for com
plafnsnx fd
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IN THE REIcHsTAG.

The Reicbs,ag to-day negatived the mo.
tisn presented yesterday by the SociaIist
Volkmar, ,declsring that not sufficient grounds ;
had been shown By the governmeui for pro.
longing minor state OF IL siege ia Berlin.
solved to take cognisance of the report sinh.
mitted By the government Concerning The
CARRYING out Of laws against Socialists.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
AN APPEAL TO THE DIFFERENT BoARDs
THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY.

WAsHIEeToH, December IA. The Ma
tionsl Board of Health has appealed to
the different boards throughout the country
fnr anlhoEiix- .ie----4aAGi -ta- -GAnszA-&
asking the reinstatement OF the board in
quarantine matters, and for additional ap-
DroDriations.
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PANAMA.
PANAMA.
TIE BETWEEN TROOPS AND REVOLT

RArrIE BETWEEN TROOPS AND REyoIU-
TIoNIsTs.
PANAMA, December Ga biffie between
the government troops and the rsrolutienists
resulted in favor of the former. Loss heayy
on both sides.
Sixty persons were killed By the explosion
of msgszine in GuaysqIil.
TERRIBLE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
Letters from Chiapas, Mexico. state that
cholera ragged with such violence thar in
soms places the owners of and lsborers on
plantations ali died, and il Is not possible 10
bury them. The bodies have been bnrned
Sky deaths day have occurred. A ter.
rihls panic ensued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-15

ONE :, must US De poor to know the luxury ot
glvIng. 1eal may be so, but We think spy-
1ody can enjoy toe luxury OF giving his FL
loW-snnerer bsttis of DR.. Bulls Corgn
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DEALING IN FUTURES

hasa bad effect. No man who goes into
WaH street but cnaes out looser come time.
The trouble in the Northwest, the throwing
of things in chaos by it, has SO piled up
freight that we can hardly move. Matters
have been so pushed that he has been COM
PEELED to buy seyenty-fye locomotives and
borrow twelve. When he went TO tailor's
shop he expected to pay for his own clothes
and some other mans too." He spoke of the
dressed beef-csrrying interest, and said his
road believed in carrying it by the pound.
To attempt to touch corners would be bad
for both sides, and the SO bjsct should be left
to men who knew more about it than he did.
Uncle Rufus Hatch was also examined at
some length. He corroborated Mr.. Wander
bilt in all M aterial particulars
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BLEDTION NOTICE
1000 Tons Raus. Iron and Bones

DY SAM GABAY. AGENT. DEALKR IN SIC
ID ond-hRnd Goods, I'll, zI3 aud z15 SHELBY
STREET. Alse buys and sells everything fEon
Needle 10 q 5teambozt. He invites egery BODY 70
V1sit IL Free Public Library. A Il kinds OF Ma
ehinery bought and sold.
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he did not know enough Of them to offer any
suggestions. "People give me credit for
being great spscuator in stocks. / never
bought share to speculate, and never sold
q share of stock short. Every time have
bought them have put up twenty per cent.
margin; hundreds OF other men buy them
and do not put up any margin at alr There
are thousands of things in the newspapers
about me that have no foundation; they
appear from day to day, and have no more
truth than tell you. Newspaper men are,
like the rest of us, earning their living.
They are good fellows. but live by writing
sensational stories, and doing that remarka-
bly, we'll. picked up paper this morning,
and saw an article concerning me that had
not shadow OF truth 10 it." 1t is sup
posed Vanderbilt referred to his reported
purchase of the Omaha road 81 think" !"
he resumed, "the system of
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THrpolice made prize capture yesterday

The police made pfizecapture yes'eN"J
secured Reub Shaw, perhaps the
l6rious burglar in this section OF the
q. He is now under sentence OF eight
Deeu wears in the penitentiary for burgiaries
committed in Jackson and of twelve years
-for similar offenses committed in Bolivar.
His escapes have been many and marvellous,
but he hiss run his race and is now pretty
certain of his deserts. Rsuh is very bad
citizen, and the best and safest place for him
is behind the strong bars of the State prison
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FUTURE DEALINGS.
VIM. HI. Vanderbilt Says the Whole Sys-
tenn Has a Bad Erect, but That
He Does Not
Know Enough About the Subject to Sug.
gest Remedy-His Opinion of
Newspaper Men.

NEW YORK, December 14.-The Senate
Committee on Grain Corners resumed its
session to-day. w. Fl. Vanderbilt, who had
been subpenaed to attend, came accompanied
D. u Chsuncey NJ. Depew, counsel for the
New YORK Central and Hudson River rail-
ROAD. gaG%rbilt took the witness stand,
and testified % to*;S knowledge Of dealings
IN futures. DE sald lid become the GUS
tom 10 buy and cell without Il,4ndiue 10 de-
liver it; as he did not deal in it, he did not
know much of il, and could only speak OF
the matter as it kfec'ed railroads. Some
times there 1880 large call for grain,
and.sllfhe be called upon. All at
onee lbe dem Fill cease, the elevators
win n ll;;assell bm 500 10 1000 cars will
be standing losdSf Jon the tracks, then other
freights nave to ossffer. Il have BEEN" said
be, "railrosdipg for nineteen years, and 1t is
like any other business. As 10 the remedy,
or suggesting it, l have talked to our peo-
pie great deal about il, and cannot say
that we ever came 10 the same conclusion
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
a Question Affecting Cotton ON shares.

a Question AGecting Cotton ON Shares
To the Editors of the Appeal:
MEMPHIS, December 14.-Several of your
Subscribers have got up an argument, and
have agreed to submit it to your de-
eision. The query is this: Supposing
that have tenant raising cot
ton on shares, furnishing everything and
am to give him half that he raises. l loan
him 100 pounds OF seed cotton OF my indi-
vidual lot, to make out our partnership cot
ton. We carry it TO market, sell and divide
equal, now can the tenant pay me back out
OF our partnership cotton by gathering 100
pounds out OF our partnership cotton and
turning it over TO me? By answering through
the columns Of your paper you will greatly
oblige SEVERAL SUBSCRIBERS.
ANSWER.
The tenant should have paid the landlord
the market value OF the 100 pounds of seed
cotton, or else ne should turn over to him
100 pounds of seed-cotton from his share of
the total crop at the end of the season.
EDITORS APPEAL.
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National AxrfeuIturaI Convention.

CHICAGO, December 14-In the Farmers
Convention Gov. Culloum delivered an ad-
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THE DUBLIN POLICE
On the Track Of the Aurderers OF Lord
CaVendish and Under-secretan
Burke at Last.
Two Important Lrrests-Distress IN the
West OF Ireiand-Hampton Court
Damaged By Fire.

BERLIN, December 14.-VolkmaT Social
ist refsrrjug to Bismarck's economicschemes
in the Rsichstsg, yesterday, said triaing con.
ces.ions would make the socialiss aba,a
pothing of their total demands. Ths Social
jsts have been m sde revolutionary by 70.
pressive laws, which, however. had given
them cohesive strength and discipline.
Come what might, they would continue to
be the indomitable champions OF the ep-
t,rszsed
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The co-operative stores here were de-
stroyed by fire to-day. The building was
full of goods. The loss is very extensive.
1t ia reported that the eare-taker and his
family perished IN the flames.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-30

sic par wisbsr BON tbren1 Stutl en,
porssfatren unb {drie nod sinmcl, bsfti'
ger. lautfr;
gimmer uns nimmer! - Wsun Str'
ga1. Bel tsr Sohasit bon Gerarb Baup'
cattle unb Dem - esm Wdbden tan3eu
!poaen, mJsen fe es 'snn euf bsm @rabs
pom 9atY 8alyealtI ltIe!
@ptt lou mid bewaarsn! faste bic Ba'
ronin, bic lih aud erbcbsn bate, unriG'
tarlid aas bem Bsrsih bes Wrmss 3uriif=
prallsno, BEN bic 3ornise nit osm SOrse'
arsdtsn Sadsr fai:: iber ibsem jsOpfs bislt.
Gle mar um 10 tiefer sritrcfsu, als fFs
in ibrsr Gutmatbie'si! aaes @rnites gss
alautt, fs tats bic wunperliths Yerlpn,
pcn beren nnteredsmta,er 9aune ,baftis.
tsit Mnssla ibr 70 1sltfame Dtnae ersdelt,
unb Die ibr isbt 70 rubig ,nb5rte, cbne its
aud rnr stnmal ;a unterbreten, pSGt8
ron Der Wsredtisteit itrer Sadie iiber,eust
nnb ss gslt, nur nod, tsr ctes 3uBsaano'
mfg auf quite Nrt ab,usswinnen, III ,pele
dem 3wed ii& Elm paar barm!ofe Saer,s
belcnoers eisnsn iparpen. llab nun ranr,=
te bas lhpar,s lnsstbim wie tca in nsm
3immer auf unb ab, nit tea lonscn @r.
men lsdtsnp, raube 5cns ausfobenb, bic
permuttlin ensliidls sBorts paren, uns
b!ieb isbt pieper Dor isr itsten, nit Ben
rulsnbsn @ussn aaf lis bsraberpasnp,
unD immrr wisoer: Nimmerl Nimme:!
frstldsno, pis Elm sru6sr Dapasei, Der
serridt aewOroen 1T, eadts Die 8aroHn.
9la, saste Is laut, tann btiit bae nidt;
attr paiien Ste @dtuns: Sie nerben bod
am Gnos flstn tsisebsn mhiisn: auf
Deut(6: Sa uns Nmsn faasn muiien,
penn Sic eas pisilsidt bsn'r ysrRsesn.
9simmer, nimmsr! freilats eaep 8all9'
eaF!s.
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