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The sun., 1883-12-09
The Signal Once Prediction.
Colder, fair weather. preceded by light rains:
westerly winds. higher barometer.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN

Link. George sends 81 to Tax sus for the ro, Boat
No. + fund"
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New YSis on ScvsRssr sas ~ 1ss e"T' Into
Ihs contribution. W ,.csSsd a, he MARITIME E.cnsns.
bis No, 8 amounted yesterday to s4.ooG
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ain, fhe only cards on the tarin At playing cards
Mary Jackson, nssrss. % ysars old living a, y Car
Stree, ye.'srday y sHset iisr rts, sr" wa. broken.
J;s WIN hS's ssns s,"d At @ M
.Sa, Ne .,lll waat' % fight sullivan for from sI'1oto
The Sygpu; Of ne ne @ iT9n s,sanso.. oHmpssny If.
S f.ddP P.S.t s' S' ''' "'T' between
The mail, which should have been forwarded to Por,o
sr .ss%s:sns si,hoa' ,Ss II Th.S 3" ws1: ere
gesr % A.. and Gee h S. a., Stcsa;s n q mar
has divorced chsrles Brodsk from EmiIs Brodsk.
ddma ss. d. y. Br.1sp sosd s
brain He Was taken TO ths Chambers Street Hospital
&c s S S.Sss III .
Island whsre the furnace smoke and heating pipes and
range are not properly prosc,ed from the surrounding
Martin Cannon Of s7s West Fifty second street, tn.
ssi Ss ss "a. e.Tn m
was Furnished by The Ffo!ssai o. ss f.ISs% @ IN
SSsg%s nShs f G sg, nsS S S :sry suians nys
ESsd. :ssiaSsicr Christmas s'ns Fulton It.. SfSai
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The sun., 1883-12-09
THE ADVANCE IN ToNQU1M
French Troops KeconnoItring Near Bac-
Ninh-A Chinese Junk Captured.

French Troops ReconnoItring Near Bac-
Ninh-A Chinese Junk Captured.
PARIS, Dec. S.-Admiral Peyron, Minister
OF Marine. has received o despatch from
Saigon. dated yesterday. saying that the French
forces have reconnoitred to within two and q
half miles OF Bac-Ninh. Admiral Courbet re-
connoitred tho apnroaches to Sontay or the
Rcd River on Nov %. The French captured a
junk near Hai-Phong. which was laden with
combusubles and had aeyen men on board
The sub Governor OF Hnid-Zuong. having been
suspected Of acting In collusion with the
enemy, has been sent to Saigon for trial. Ad-
mirai Courbet. in a private letter to the Cover
nor Of Cochin Chino. says that operations will
soon be begun. He says. We arc eager to
march,"
Admiral Peyron. Minister OF Marine has re-
ceived despatch from Admiral GRliber, COM
mander Of tho French forces In Madagascar
waters. saying that the vessels OF his fleet
have destroyed several ports Of the Hovas on
the east coast Of the island, and landing parties
from the feet have destroyed the port Of Mara
weta Numerous fevers prevail among the
French troops on shore.
La Kbote and lie National publish reservedly
q statement to the effect that the Marquis
Tseng. since sending his despatch to Minister
Ferry on the 9th inst. called twice at the office
swer. allowing 1t to be understood there that
unless a reply we're speedily forthcoming he
would be obliged to demand his passports.
The sun., 1883-12-09
POSTAL TELE0RAPHI.
Tks Bil which Congressman Andersen will
Soon Present to Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Oongressman An
derson OF Kansas has revised the Postal Tele-
graph bill introduced by him last sessi On. and
will Introduce IL in tho House at the earliest
opportunity. Tho bill authorizes the Postmas-
tor General to construct and operate three
main lines OF telegraph. The northern line is
to extend from Bangor to 81. Paul via Augusta.
Portland, Portsmouth. Boston. Worcester.
Springfield. Albany, Syracuse. Auburn. Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo. Fort Wayne
Chicago. and Madison. Branches nre to be run
from Boston to Concord. and win Providence
and New Haven to New York. Many other
branches are provided for.
Tho central line Ia to extend from New York
city to Toreka Kansas. via Philadelphia Har-
risbnrg, Pittsburgh Columbus, Richmond
lndianapols, Terre Hnutc. st. Louis Jeffer-
son CITY. and Kansas City. with several branches.
The southern line is to extend from Baltl-
more to San Antonia Texas. yin Washington.
RichmSnd. Petersburg, Raleigh, Florence.
Mobile. New Orleans. Houston. and Austin.
with branches. The total length OF the lines
will be 9.l10 miles, which. al the maximum es.
Telegraph stamps are to be sold like hostage
stamps. The rate for transmission by tho
Morse method shall be thirty cents for ten
words or less. exclusive OF address or sigma
ture; and three cents for each additional word.
The sun., 1883-12-09
THE DUN ON TIE TIBER.
Roth Principals Break tho Raies and tho
Affair Ends In "a General Melee.

10th Principals Break tho Rules and tho
Affair Ends In u General Melee.
From. the Ecsnino Te,eordm.
ROME, Dec. 8-Thc scandalous sccne which
caused such sensation in tho Italian Cham
Der on Thursday nearly had q tragic epiloGue.
Slgnor Lovto having reluctantly como to tho
conclusion that only blood could wash out the
trnces OF Baron Nicotera's expectorations. n
meeting was arranged for II A. M. yesterday.
The question as to weapons led to q honted
discussion. Signor Lovitos seconds preferred
sabres. but Baron Nicotera's friends. thinking
their man weak in the right hand. held out
stubborny for pistols. 1t was finally agreed to
favored Signor Lovito.
At tho appointed hour the adversaries, ac-
compnned by, their seconds, repaired to the
Sf o iSs the Tas
only the right hand should be used by the COM
batants. and on the seconds crying halt, the
combat was to cease. In the excitement OF tho
forscen asss asrdy sss sRs ssna been
given. when NicoterR made furious Iupge and
wounded his adversary in the arm. The
did not hear. and, rush hing at Nicotera. struck
him fully at. the head. Nicotera raised his
sabre to ward OF tho blow. and his opponent
Coward. assassin p exclaimed Nicotera.
Treason!" replied Loyito In frenzy.
In tho melee which followed principals and
seconds were hopeessly mixed. Nicotera was
adversaries were with difilculty separated. and
Nicotera IT is snid. had to be foroiby disarined.
Neither OF the combatants was dangerously
Xounded The public sympathy seems with
his return TO- office or lead 10 the downfall Of
the astute and willy Depretis.
The sun., 1883-12-09
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
slGnineaaee OF the Crown Prlaee's Propose
Visit to the Pope.

slGniaeaaee OF the Crown Priaee's Proposed
Visit 70 the Pope.
LONDON, Dec. s.-The majority Of the
special dispatches from Berlin to the London
newspapers point to the proposed visit Of the
Crown Prince Frederick William to the Pope.
and to the reinstatement Of Bishop Blum to
his diocese in Limbure as events that indicate
conclusion Of the dinlculties between Prussia
Berlin despatch to Reuters Telegram Com
nany says the chief object Of the journey Of the
German Crown Prince to Rome is TO recipro-
cate cordial attentions which have been paid
to the German imperial family by the royal
family Of Italy, The same despatch says that
the PRINCE Will also pay visit to the Pope
while In Rome
MADRID Dec. s.-The Crown Prince Fred
erick William on taking his departure for Sew
He yesterday. left gifts Of 250oO posetas oto to
Resetas for the Spanish military asylums. The
Prince reiterated his expressions Of the great
pleasure he had experienced from the hearty
welcome accorded him by the King the court.
the Spanish army. and the people.
BERLIN Dec. S:-The question OF the Crown
Prince Frederick William visiting the Pope
can only be considered after tho meating be-
tween himself and King Humbert shall have
taken place.
The sun., 1883-12-09
FOILING A BURGLAR.
An Indianapolis Lawyers Tongue More Ef.
rectivo than Bis visitor's Pistol.

INDIANAPoLIs. Dec. s.-Last night Mr.. A.
D. Young. an attorney was aroused from sleep
by the glare Of a light in his face When he
opened his eyes he saw man standing by his
bedside. wrapped in along black coat and wear
ing slouch hat drawn down over pair OF
rather roguish gray eyes. which looked straight
into his own. In his left hand the man held q
dark lantern. in his right he held n big rcvol-
ver. cooked and directed at Mr.. Youngs head
Keep still or be bowed" said the burglar
coolly. and then he said tina ho came for money.
and wanted to know quickly where to get it..
Mr.; Young began chat with the intruder
which lasted fifteen minutes. Young had no
money. except IS cents. which the burglar de-
clined to take. He then became communica-
tiye, but kept Young covered with his revolver
all the time.
Your police amt worth - room" he said
could go through any house between Col
lege avenue and Washington street aud es-
cape"
aroused and began to scronm. Mr. Young
other than robbery. told tho children to keep
quiet: just then one Of them ran into the room
and stopped near the burglar. who PLACED his
hand upon the chids shoulder and told him to
get back to bed as he would not harm him.
The child obeyed. Then the burglar. conclud-
ing there was nothing to be gained. backed
down stairs and withdrew. Mr.. Young says
his visitor was the coolest man he ever mot.
The sun., 1883-12-09
LIEUE WALKER's FATAL FALL.
Dropping ThIrty.nve Feet, and then Locked
Up in u Cell.

Dropping Thlrty.f1ve Feet, and then Locked
UP In Cell.
NEWPORT, Dec. 8.-First. Lieut.. Leverett H.
Walker. formerly of the Fifteenth Infantry and
now Of the Fourth Artillery. stationed Mt Fort
Adams. is at the point of death In the hospital,
owing to a fall from a three-story window.
Some Of the unmarried officers have rooms
over the drug store OF Caswell & Massey. on
Thames street. which they occupy when In
town over night. The rooms are on the fourth
floor. Last night Lieut.. Walker remained In
town. Between s and 4 O'Clock this morning
Mr.. Hay. the night clerk in the drug store.
and found Lieut. Walker. who some hours be-
fore had tumbled down from the thrd-story
window, which is between thirty-ilve and forty
feet high. II has been Mr.. Walkers custom. II
he had not his key. to step out Of the passage
on the fourth floor on to tho wide cornIce, and
get into his room from there. Last night from
some unaccountable cause he did not reach the
fourth story. but opening the window on the
third story stepped out and fell into the yard
below. l1e WAS taken to the police station. and
through the blunder Of the man in charge was
locked up In CELL Tho mistake was discov-
cred. and tho City Physician was sent for.
His left hip shoulder. and collar bone were
broken and he had sustRinc internal injuries.
He WAS taken to Fort Adams. where the bones
were SET Most OF the day he has been uncon-
scious. The physicians have very little hope
that he will live.
The sun., 1883-12-09
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPM

The jury In the case Of Franklin Monroe. on trial in
Wilkesbarre for the murder OF Samuel McNeHl at Hun
locks Greek Pa returned verdict Yesterday afternoon
The mills run by water power In the neighbour God OF
Dover. N are In operation only part OF the time
Cocheco MIL No shut down yesterday for three weeks
owing to q lack Of water.
Judge Holmes OF Boston yesterday dismissed the bill
In equity brought by Jedediah Briggs against the Cape
God Bhip Canal COmnnny TO restrain the defendants
from entering upon and taxing the PLAINTIFF land.
An unk nown entered the house of L. Clark near
OwenAburS, KY, early Friday aud attack ed his
d.ughisIs with elu6, n. wa, Killed by Henry Bum
ture on hs person taken In Sweden but nothing
veal hit isentity Heh supposed to have been nsans
chises and property 20 the New Telephons Com.
pauy 81 the rate OF one share Of Ponser stock for
shares OF New England The Pioneer Company has had
control e the sS.oa and LEVEL extra tsiIil6rs bust
rpa. thAs been paying ovsr " per esnt GvidsndG "
The sun., 1883-12-09
III. Fate or a ship. Crew.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. 8.-Capt. Hutchinson OF
the German bark Gertonda In this port tells the
story of the fate of the OF vessel whom he dis
covered dead with scurvy six years ago. He
Hannah Rice bound for Chinese port During heavy
storm he ran for shelter under big Schenty island oh
the China coast lie found small vessel lying close to
shore, with not soul aboard part Of the cabin
And on lie floor OF which the remains OF four men wer.
found dead from scurvy The anndoncd vessel proved
to be the Nellie with Captain and 1he log
showed that se had LEFT the Siberian coast gold
hunting expedition several months iously The dead
men proved TO be Thomas THOMPSON Captain; Philip
Brown, the first mate and the sailors.
The sun., 1883-12-09
Obituary..

BENJAMIN Baldwin. the heaviest man in Troy.
died esterday morning He weighed $50 pounds and
for twenty years proprietor OF the Yorkshire House.
The Rev. George ". Molly. the wellknown Methodist
Minister died ut Ashland. Va. yesterday morning. aged
~ years lie had been over nifty years ~ the ministry
The tlon. Sir Richard Paul Amphtt. Baron OF the
Court Of ExcheIuer Is dead lie born In 1903 and
was educated at Cambridge. Called 10 the bnr in 1884
he gained All extensive practice md lin 1854 received
the silk gown lie beeaI: Magistrate and Deputy
Lieutenant for Worcestershire aud III ls6s chosen
member OF Parliament from that county. III 1874 he
made Baron of the Court of Excheauer being with
the exception Of Lord CranwOrih. the only equity bar
seat on the Common Law Bench.
The Earl OF Craven 10 dead lie was ~ years OF age
The sun., 1883-12-09

LONDON, Dec. .8.-A balloon has been picked
up at sea of the coast OF Portugal which con-
tanned q watch an altitude indicator. !. 700 reis
and some clothing.
The Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel. member Of
Parliament for Warwick, has consented to re-
ceive the nomination for the Bpeakership Of
the House OF Commons.
BERNE Dec. 8.-The authorities OF the Can
ton Of VRlois have decided to reintroduoe the
death penalty as punishment for murder.
BERLIN. Dec. 8.-RumQrs are current here Of
another meeting Of the Emperors Of Germany
Russia, and Austria. as the result Of the recent
conference between M. de Giers. the Russian
The sun., 1883-12-09
AN INTERESTING LEGAL QUESTION.
New in thIs Country. but Once Decided in
Englnnd In q Suit against DLcakens.

BosToN, Dec. s.-Judgo Holmes to-day
heard q bill in equity brought BY the admins.
traitor Of tho late Geariisld Learned against the
publishers OF tho Boston Stipping List. praying
that receiver be appointed to sell the paper
and distribute the. proceeds. The defendants
est in the newspaper ceased and that the good
will OF the same does not survive. The plaintiff
claims that the good will Of tho paper is very
valuable. and that Mr.. Learned's estate is en-
titled to Its proportonate share OF tho amount
It would bring at auction. The Judge reserved
his decision As far as known the point in
vowed has never arisen before in this country,
but the same question was decided in England
In 1859 In a suit brought against Charles Dick
ems. Tho Master OF the Rolls then held that
the right to use the name OF a publication must
be sold for the benefit of all parties 1t being O
part of the partnership assets
The sun., 1883-12-09

LONDON. Dec, s-The British steamer,
Queen. Capt. White. from Charleston for Reval.
which on Nov 80 wont ashore on the Island Of
Nargen. is full Of water and lies In o dangerous
position. The crew have landed at Reval.
The British steamer Monkseaton, Capt.
MeiEhtmnn; IRON n WatGrl1Fh ,bd Ill., ioI BaitmSre
rock which knocked u hole In her bottom The
steamer WAS run ashore to prevent her sink
The sun., 1883-12-09
New Building. In NJ. Paul.

ST. PAUL Dec. S.-The official building record
shows that ~. $4,000 WAS expended upon buildings
in st Paul during the summer This amount will
be increased to SiI o3s 900 when the buildings in
resISenc.s wsre iuii, cnstino st 1w % mi ,I
business blocks, costing oysr S7,o0p in pr0cers
OF completion. Among the buildings started are 81
uon hotel. one business block. 10 cost f75DOO
and four others, costing over $50 900 each.
The sun., 1883-12-09
How To Make . G.o.rou. Off.

Every person will make present nt Christmas
ing to their means We advise those who may mol have
and select from among his extensive stock Of ladies'
cloaks donans, sacgues avis, Newnarkets pilks, sa
and overcosts. You can have the goods charged and
for them to suit convenience The prices
warranted to he as ow Ls any casi house IN this city
Give him call You TO be suited The store 10
open Saturday evenings til O'Clock -Adp
The sun., 1883-12-09

The Tribune Of to-day contains startling exposure OF
frauds In city contracts extending over series OF years
by which the taxpayers Of New York have suffered
losses Of nilliongof doaIa The Trit"as Of tomorrow
and succeeding days win contain further details Of this
corrupt system, which has grown to almost incredible
proportions Its disclosure Of vital Importance to
every one concerned In the welfare Of the eity-Adv.
The sun., 1883-12-09
Capt. M.eomb.r'. cl... Picked Up u. Ne.

The schooner James r. Talbot. which arrived
here yesterday reports picking up chest OF the
between Cape iatteras and Chesapeake Bay The chest
contained clothes and papers made out in the OF
Capt John MAcomber Of the brig Wild Horse. from ric
tou, Nova Scotia, for Portland The chest apparently
had been IN the water only few days.
The bark Antonio Sala Capt Mitchell from Havana
arrived here on Friday. She encountered head winds
and gales almost all the way and wRn twelve DAYS In
reaching Cape latteras. She obliged 10 lay Ia for
~ hours in The Gulf Stream under norteaster thai
kept her flooded continually The mate MAS all hut
washed oysrbSard, and owed his escape TO- catching
met storms which drove her back each time into tie
Gu StFeaIn
The sun., 1883-12-09

WATERBURY,. Conn.,. Dec. 8.-At Watertown
this morning John Atwood. farmer WAS attacked and
bitten by . boar, the tusks meeting through the hand
The bite feared In that region much that Of the
b Of mad dog since Glover Dayton of the town.
few years ago. bitten in the leg by OF them
and died afterward the limb putrefying horribly
fro vi irua
The sun., 1883-12-09
III. rapal Organ Csa.urs. The Ir,.A Clergy

LONDON, Dec. 6.-A Rome despatch to the
Times says that the Monitelr DC Rome. the Pa
pal organ. strongly censures the Catholic
clergy at Newry. Ireland. for their attitude
during the recent agitation there. IT especial
ly condemns the sermon OF Father MacCarten
In the Cathedral at Newry last Sunday, In
which he characterized the action OF the Gov
ernment In prohibiting a Nationalist meeting
The sun., 1883-12-09

70 rebel and as n diroct insult to the Catholic
Church. Tho Moaitenr de Rome also draws at
tontion to paragraph published IN tho United
to furnish tho addresses and biographies OF
the inrymen In tho O'Donnol case. in order to
enable their obituaries 10 bo prepared,
The sun., 1883-12-09
TIE Car Toa..las Emperor william.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. s.-The Gar and the
German Ambassador to Russia were among
the notable personages present at tho festival
Dukes Peter Nichailoyitch and George Nichail-
ovtch took the oath OF allegiance. AT the State
banquet the Gar proposed q toast to the EN-
perOr William.
The sun., 1883-12-09

large variety q Bibles prayer book. and albums at
ily Record" isa very appropriate and useful gift See
them ut Mr. kellys 3 9Th av, l7Ih st. at the
factory, 3oS and 3OD BrOome At, near Elizabeth No
more Bibles or prayer books sold In Barclay s-Adv.
The sun., 1883-12-09
II. A,,e.pt to Murder N. 4. Le..ep..

LONDON, Dec. ga Paris despatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company says NJ. Wenne-
mackere, a Belgian engineer has been arrested
at Nice. Italy. upon suspicion of being the
By an Internal machine. A quantity Of dyna-
mito cartridges were found at his lodgings.
The sun., 1883-12-09
Elop,nr Wit. Her Father. Hired Man.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 8.-Laura Skellings the ak
tcen.year-od daughter of Eben skellings . wealthy
man. who lives near Springfield. hap eloped with James
Rogers. goodlooking young fellow. who has been In
Skelliness employ for scytral years Laura followed
visit Her parents received letter from her last night
In which she said that she loved Rogers and would
The sun., 1883-12-09

Any lady can Obtain some Of the finest garments in
America VI T. Kelly Co private entrance 387 9Th
sy and pay for them weekly. monthly, or otherwise
The sun., 1883-12-09
. CapeI's Leesares.

Aoasigaor Capeps Lectures.
Divorce and Family two following Thursdays 10
Chiekering Hall. Reserved seats. y. Admission, 10
esnta-Aav.
The sun., 1883-12-09

Cured Without knife powder baive. No charge until
esEsd Witt 'ar rsf-rsAaeA Dr. C0fkas II x 20th.-AAy
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-28

nun interchangeable elm Sbeil bes babel
iiberidIiiis merbenben @aferbampfes tsns
beniirt, uerbi6tet; cine pl0tlide gonSens
iirun9 BON @aherbampf 1T absr, pie bic
@rfabrlng lehrt, iebesmal NIT sIeftrii6en
Gri9einansen ~uerbunben; Saber 9lis,
Conner = @ewitter.
Gum S9luB II nod einiae 8eiipiele,
wel6e seisen, wie Die gabn bel6affen 1T,
wel9e Der Slit bei6rsibt. SIM Mai 1914
truf i'm Yarf Der Yiua 8orsbeie ser BIis
,mei bi6t neben chamber itebenbe 8inien.
Ha6bem Der Strabl in ipirulfOrluisen 0ins
bunsen cine Strsde melt an benz Stamm
oeS einen Saumes ber~absesansen nor,
ipran9 er auf BEN anbern iiber unb per-
fol9te on bieiem in Ser nGmli6en 0eile
ieinsn @e9 IS sur GrSe. Sin anberer
Slib, Der eli ise Observation-Disclosures Der
Sa~unusbabn traf, iplitterte SisfeIbm 10
aus, baB bic setrOfiensn Stelen in ipiraIe
fOrmi9enW insun9en nm Die Staugen Iiefsq.
glm 30 ausuit 1866 i6lus elm Slis BEL
Stettin in einen SbertaBn. Der Strabl
folste benz Wait, rib 10 = IL SUB LANCE
Splitter ab, berart, baB S9langenuinz
oungen I'M SEN Dtait entitanoen. Gu6
Die S6blungen Ser Slitr6bren sei9en cine
seruunbene 5orr. Sieie Sbutio6sn be-
re6tisen gu Dem S6luhe, bab bic Sorm
Se8 SIites iibcrbaupt cine SpiraIs bars
iteQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-28

ben &iiden, inbem on es umberfibrft, obe,
laiie ben Sattel liesen, bis Der Slider
troden lit unb glib Saufen iiber bas @ebif
uno 6reiIen unterm Sattel.
gsi Der Gadt lese Oeden auf, iopobI
i'm CONNER wie i'm @inter. CONNER.
falte lit uiel idlimmer ais elm Sdbelbieb
Babe bein 8ferb BEL Der Sise wom6glit
Worsens unb @benbs.
Der gbelmann arbeite nit leinen SGns
ben in bret Sdaen, obne su errOtben: fir
ieinen Safer, fir ieinen SAT- uno fir iein
Pferb.
Der &eiter ;iebt iein gfsrb, ME Ser
Mann feline Srau.
@ib Safer ieit Ser @eburt. Oreiire
BON swsi bis brei Sabren. @ieb mosIi6it
uiel 6utter BON BRET bis pier. Damn pro-
bire bein Sferb, mas es leiitet uno PER-
i6ente es, penn es ni6ts taust.
Sas arabii6e Sierb nus fuib,eiti9 breie
iirt werpen, penn Die Susenbersiebung
prGst ii9 linn elm, pte elm Stein. SpGte
9ebren iino fii9tis, pie Der S9atten ser
SOsel.
@enn bu in Sairo elm 8ferb faufsn
wilit, 10 iei oeine erite Sra9e an BEN Ser
tdufer: pie bait bu oein 9ierb aufge;osen?
Sei9nsur, antportet oarauf pabri9einltd
Der StdSter, bieier @rnui9immel lit in
meinem Sofe pie elm &ino groB9eso9en,
uno bat tets gut gu f"reiIen befommen, lit ges
pfe9t nnb 9ebe9t woroen, benin id babe
i'm g%eritten, ebe er bas uierte Sabr binter
ii9 bate. Sieb nur, wie runb unb oeiunb
er lit. Damn iprid: Run pobl, mein
6reunb, bebalte i'm er lit Der Stol, beis
ner Samilie unb es pdre cine S6ma6 fir
meinen Bart, wenn i9 bid bsilsn berauben
poute.
0us Sinh Der @ifts baaesen pirb Dir
antportsn:
Ssigneur, i6 babe ben &iiden meines
Studies i6on friib an ben Sattel 9ep6bnt
unb iein Maul an ben 3aum, i9 bin nit
ibm oft II. melt seritten .-iebr melt sr bat
nafte fable Gippen, bas lit freiIid mabr,
aber wenn Dir einmal untermsss cine ganoe
pom &ebIabi6neibsru besesnen iolts, 10
miro bid mcin S6slins nidt i'm Stide Ials
len. SD i9w0re beim iinsiten Gage,
ruenn @ott ais &abi ri9ten wirb unb Die
GnseI mir ais 3eusen sur Seite itsbsn
Den Suds faufe unb gable benz Mann
mad ieinem Degebr.