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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
A coWARDLY GRIZZLY MOTHER.
She Deserts Her Cubs When Hotly Pur-
sued by Hunters.

After resting my horse few minutes
went on, and had not gone far when Isaw
in the distance three black objects, which,
upon examination with my field glass,
took to be buffaloes lying quietly in the
grass upon the prairie. As the wind was
blowing from me directly toward them /
was obliged to make long detour to get
upon the opposite side, when met one OF
nv Mexican hunters, who had discovered
and was going for the same animals was
in pursuit of.
We united our forces and advanced
within rife range, when the animals
jumped up, and 70 our establishment
proved to be large grizzly bear with
two well grown cubs. The instant they
discovered US they all started off rapidly,
and we after them, at speed which soon
brought US near enough to give shots, but
owing to the frantic plunging and surg
ing of our frightened horses, TO say moth
ing of our own perturbation, neither Of
our shots took effect. and / doubt if even
Buffalo Bill, with all his mastery eques-
trian adroitness, and his skill in rife
shooting, could, under the circumstances,
have made much better shots than ours.
As We were obliged to stop and re-
charge our long muzzle loading rifles, this
gave the bears time to get considerably
the start of US. We, however, soon closed
the gap, and gave another shot that in
fitted a slight flesh wound upon the dam,
at which she set up a vociferous growl
and plunged ahead, leaving her cubs be
hind. Giving a hasty direction for the
Mexican to attend 10 the cubs, pushed
on after the old one, which was at this
time a good deal ii advance, and going ct
her best speed, while the panic stricken
whelps were giving utterance 70 the most
plaintive cries, which were heard by the
mother, but she continued on, and my
horse put forth his Smos: efforts for at
least two miles before We came up with
her.
In the meantime the cubs continued
their incessant cries, at which the dam
would occasionally turn round, sit up and
look back, but as soon as she saw me
coming she resumed her running, and
this was repeated severa, times, until I
came near her, and galloped along for
some distance by her side. but even this
close proximity did not induce her to turn
upon NE, or to make the slightest demon
stration Of hostility.
Her sole purpose was TO escape, and to
effect this she deserted her offspring in
the most cowardly manner. When l had
satisfied my curiosity regarding her ag-
gressive procIvities l gave her SHOT
back of the shoulder, which caused her to
turn around and walk slowly back with
her head down, severely wounded, but
another shot in the head brought her to
the ground, and after taking of enc of
her paws, as trophy, IretUrned to camp,
where l found the Mexican, who had
lassoed the two cubs, and driven them
before his horse nearly five miles, while
they continued their piercing screams all
the way Indeed, they kept up their
cries during the entire night, so that the
men got but little sleep and obliged Us to
have them killed the next morning.
Gen. r. B. Marcy in Outing.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Liberal and Peuurious.

Not unfrequenty a man is encountered
who IS 3 moral paradox. The late Mar
Quis Of Westminster was such a man.
Liberal IN large affairs. he was penurious
in trihes. He wore shabby clothes, car
RED a cotton umbrella, saved OTIS Of paper
and Irvine, picked up pins, and gave away
thousands Of pounds.
lie once drew a check Of $50, 600 for a
benevolent object, but the donors name
was never published, and his own son,
the present Duke of Westminster, never
knew for what purpose the check had
been drawn.
A clergyman, who had been to London
10 consult a doctor, was dining with the
marquis.
What did the doctor adviser asked
the no6leman.
Too absard, my lord! Horse exer-
else"
Then why don't you take it?''
because I have not q horse and can't
afford y buy one. -
Have you a stable and paddock"
Yes, my lord. "
Then | VIII give you horse"
The next day a groom rode up to the
clercyman's house, leading fine horse.
The grateful parson offered the man a
half sovereign, but the groom declined TO
take more than slXPence, saying that il
would be a. much as his situation was
worth to accept more.
But, please, sir he added, give me
twopence for the turnpike gate. His lord
ship specially told me TO be sure and ask
for the twopenee. Youths Companion.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Indian Trailer, After Robbers,

The plan Of using Yuma Indian traile-s 70
catch the robbers who stopped the train a.
Papago is a very sensible one. OF al the
Arizona Indians the Yunas are pre-enllnent
for their ability TO follow a trail Give them
tie starting point, ami they will run down 8
fugitive with the certainty and almost with
the speed Of trained bloodhound. So well
Is this known throughout Arizona that it
forms one Of the chief checks 10 escapes from
the territorial prison at Yuma There has
rarely been an escape known of prisoner
VINO Was followed by these tireless sleuth-
hounds.-San Francisco ChronicIe
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
A FusibIe Plug for Boilers.

A fusible plug in boiler never fails TO in
dicate. The Plug VIII fuse every time, and
melt out whenever the water boils down be
low it 1t secures safety to life and limb.
The glass indicator may fail TO indicate when
the water foams briskly, but it is not a little
thing like that that viii interfere with the
indication Of fuse. Rlvermen all use them
The kissing sound that reaches the ears OF
the engineer when the plug fuses makes him
leap to his feet, and, alarmed, he acts
promptly and prevents an explosion, and,
perhaps, saves his own life by shutting down.
The plugs are made Of different metals.
There is no question in my mind but that
they add greatly TO the security Of life
FeEy few tube boilers ara made now.
should say not one boiler out Of every ten
made now is tube boiler. Don't use the
words fue and tube INTERCHANGEABLE. A
flue and tube are two different things
Councilman Roman in Giobe-Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
The $1,000 Prize for Lute.

Il is well known that, for some years
past, prize Of so, 600 has been offered
to inventors for the first ten bales Of jute
grown and prepared for market in the
United States, at cost which VIII admit
Of successful competition with that from
India. The principal and apparently in
surmountable obstacle which confronts
al efforts in this direction Is the lack Of q
a machine which will prepare the jute
fiber for use AZ a cost low enough 70 offset
the very cheap hand labor Of India. In
the jute plant the fiber lies between the
pith and the bark. 1t j. necessary. there
fore. TO remove the latter AMI separate the
jute from the pith, II being also essential
that this be done without injurinG the
fiber, which is one Of the most delicate
known. But as the natives of India Go
this work for seven to ten cents day, a
substitute machine would not only have
10 overcome this matter Of cheapness, but
would have 70 perform the task in as per-
feet a manner as is now done by Indian
fingers, as well SIS equal in other stages to
the work OF preparation required before
the fiber IS ready 10 enter the factory
Boston Budget.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Growing Old Gracefully.

II now and then you will go to your
study, your bed room, your private office,
or even in the crowded thoroUgbfare
alone, and settle back into absolute oui-
escerce, let your mind stop, let your
muscles relsI, let your nerves have rest,
You viii find relief. Unless you have
tried it you have no idea Of the beneficial
effect certain TO be produced. A good IA
tured man who loves to work, who can
sleep well and who enjoys being By him
self now and then, and understands how
10 utilize books. pictures, flowers, the
open field, the anphtuoinous heaven, with
al its Clittering disclos ure, why shoultn' {
he grow old gracefully Why shouldn' I
lis las. days be gracious; Why shouldn' Z
that great divinity which shapes our
course spread for him in the very pres
enca Of his enemy. death, s table, bouace-
Gus with all the luciousness of enjoyable
life, 81 which, with peace IN his soul, an
undiumed vision 10 every faculty, he
could meet the inevitable with a smile -
joe Howard IL Boston Globe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Russia,s Comfortable Drill Rooms.

During the winter, when the cold is so in
tense as TO make out door drilling and ma
neuvers impossible, regiments and brigades
of soldiers, both cavalry, infantry and ar
tinery, are exercised in great structures
known as the riding schools, which cover
several acres of ground, are heated by steam
and afford not only c0mmodious but COM
Portable drill rooms for large bodies Of
troops The riding school at Moscow is the
largest apartment in the world, the iron roof
being supported by tEusses, and furnishes
plenty OF space for whole brigade Of cav
airy to perform its evolutions. The grand in
spection, or rasvod, takes place every Sunday
afternoon, and is attended usually by the
emperor, his family and officers Of high rank,
many thousands Of soldiers being paraded by
brigadeS, one entering the hall as the other
leaves it.-WilEam Eleroy Curtis.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Didn't Like 20 be FIoored.

''Say, ChoIly, was WEAKLY fooawed today,
don't cher know"
"How's that, Gussie9'
''You see, twied 10 convince de Washing
ton he's fool Twied most an houaw
WEAKLY quoted two aw thwee legal authowi-
ties at him ovaw and ovaw-grandfather
was lawyaw, you knaw-till l was paw
fectly wawn out. But the stupid fesah
couldn't gwasp my arguments, don't cher
knaw. Fwightful lack Of mental powaw in
Washin', poaw fellah."
Hard lines, that's a fact, Gus. If you'd
only tried to convince him you were one you
could have done it in two minutes"
You don't say, Choily! Do You weally
think sol Then III endeavow to pwove that
&c him to-mowaw. a feIlah hates to stay
fooawed by such fellah, don't cher knaw"
Detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
a16n3s2 hl1nE
-I1il<
THOU ART NOT NEAR.

Thou ast not near me, but see thine eyes
Shine through the gloom Ike stars in winter
skies,
Pointing the way NY longing steps would go. a
To come to thee because love thee so.
Thou art not near me, bur feel thine arm
Soft folded round ne. shielding me from harm,
Guiding me on il the days Of old,
When life was dark and all the ways were cold
Thou art not near ne, but hear thee speak
Sweet as a breath Of June upon nay cheek,
And as thou speakest forget my fears,
And all the darkness Of the lonely years.
O love, my love. whate'er my fate may be,
Close TO thy side or never more with thee,
Absent or present, near or far apart,
Thou hast my love and fllest all my heart.
-CaSsell's Magazine.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Must Find a Better Way.

4 Kentuckian with . large jug made bar
gain with countrynan 10 take him four
miles over the kIn. How muchU you
charger ~Oh. u couple CT swigs Of the stuff
in that jug'Il make il about square, l reckon
After the journey had been made and the
countryman had taken a swig, he said:
STRANGER, I'm peaceable man, but il You
don't want 70 be chuck fuil OF lead tonight
you'd better 6nd another way 10 carry yer
mclasses Madison Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27

Professor Albert r Leeds. Of Eobokeu.
told the chemistry section OF the Associated
American Science advancers that ont o,
every 100 infants fed on mothers milk stats
tics showed that about 5 die at the end OF the
first year; out OF leo wet nursesi. Is die. and
out Of 100 fed On infant foodn 81 die. He
advocated the use OF cows milk, diluted to
the standard OF human uIk.-C.syelanS
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Had It Before

'sr've lost an AK from ny yard" he said
as ne entered police headquarters the other
day.
s'StoIen?'f
Eyes"
''Then you viii have q good excuse not
TO split the wood
''Oh. had that before. had doctor
tell my wife that the jar irritated my
soiue ';-Detrott Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27
Poison in Cake.

4 sufficient amount OF chromate Of lead
was found in one of the PHILADELPHIA
samples Of cinnamon cake examined 70
constitute a case OF chronic poison Il SINH
Isr cake wss 70 ne constantly eaten.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-27

n one respect the employment Ct
females in the British Postofhce Is acting
il way not quite fo-eseen By the DEPART
ment-nsmely: In the promotion Of mar
riases. Especially has the Central hall
suffered in this respect, four az its most
valued lady clerks having lately resigned
IN order 10 enter the state matrimonial
But il the government L thereby inco1
venienced all the girls IN the department
are pleased, for if they do not win the
prize OF ziasriGlony they profit in the way
OF promotion by the retirement Of their
fortunate sisters.-SG Louis Republican
She-I hear that yoa have lost your
valuable little dos, Mr.. SISSY.
Ee-ya'as. IN = railroad accident.
WAS saved ous the dawg was killed
She shocked - VIA: q Oily. - Tie
Epoch
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

Sn bieiem; Sabre perben bic &rebie aur
Seite btnter ft9 seben unb Der SeiIer unb
Drabt3ieber aurid.
8teIe &ei9stase unb Seiertase iperben
gsriaumnib brinsen, Irmtase unb Sbsusrs
tase.
Sn bieiem Sabre werben bic Slide au
2anbe nt9t seratben, unb - b6ret has
Wunber! - uer In Elm &rsbslo1 sreift,
ptrb eiue Menf9enbanb bsraus3teben. -
@enn's i'm Sanuar sefroren bat, 10 pirb
es tibl, frti9 unb trofsu iein, unb Der
Irme wtrb etnsn ebenfo tibIen Grunt baben
pie Der &eide, uispobl bic 9etrante uns
alei5 ietn uerben.
Wer tetnen @arten Bat, iol in bieiem
5sbruar feline gdume unsspust lafen.
SIM Wdrs uerben pieIe 2eute iterben, bic
ntdt LANCER leben t6nnen.
Der IprtI uiro sroBe Seu5ts brinsen,
~beionbers wenn IS weibli9 resnet.
SIM SuIi basssen, rpenn man Seu abz
label, wtrb man Dor sroBem @eitaube bic
Wite ni9t ieben, bic auf benz Suber ias
unb it9 10 bod permaB. - Sn bieiem
Wonate werben bic Oornen iebr i9arf isin,
unb 3ertro4ene 5eniter werben serbrodene
glider an5eisen.
Der Nusuff wirb 70 srauiam beiB fem,
baB Elm f9war3er &rebs, 70 moi i'm fee
bet, gang ROTH ueroen pirb; bsnno5 pirb
bic maserite Cub mebr RtI9 ssbsn ais
ber ~fettete S9ie.
Sn bieiem Sa9re rptrb aIes 9etreibe
benz, ber's ntdt bat, ni9t uobIfstl seuug,
unb benz, ber's bat, nidt tbeuer senus fem.
Sn bieism Sabre brau6t 0ismanb gu
iorsen, bab ber 9aie pom SpisB entIaufe,
aud wtrb basienise Bier an, beiten ietn,
BARN bas penisfte @afer 1T.
l1sberau, MO bic Barren tein Brob
efen, wirb man ben &ossen poblfeiIer
mehen.
Sn bieiem Sabre uerben bte gIitbsn an
ben Bdumen ebsr fommen als bic Sri1te
aud uirb man9er rotbs gIpfeI murmtidis
ieiu.
0tes san3e sSabr wtrb Der Bonner mebr
2drm MAIDEN als Der 8lis.
Wenn aues bteS nt1t bu9ffdblt3 un6
seuau 70 eintrift, 70 wtrb tn btsism feIben
Sabre 3pst NAL 3wei ntdt uier, ioubsrn
finf MAIDEN. -
@as bic 5utunft aberbaupt b~etrifft, 10
tpeifast 6ti9art alto:
Sn allen autanftisen Subren unb Sab
res3etten ptrb tein anberer &esent Der saus
gen Welt iein, benn aIein @ott. Der
S96pfer 9immeIs unb ber @rbe. ga, es
werben fi6 auG ieIbft ntdt bic SnseI, Sets
lisen unb Seufel psSer Wa9t nod sintse
Snluen3 auf bic 9erri9uns u%nterfunsen,
obue ioutel ite uou @ott bic grlaubutB bas
3u empfansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
Die Groberuns Der @eIt our@
Die Suoen.

8or unieren Qusen sebt cine pirtli9e
@roberuus uor it9. Wir ieben bic idDns
fen 9dui er, 2~anbsiter, 9anbsI unb Snbus
itrie, @%iienbabnen, EeIesrapben unb &upis
talteu pie bur9 einen unaufbaltiamen
Strom ~fortserifen, in ben Sets Der SUI
ben iiberseben. Sic erobern gauge 80Iter,
MAIDEN bieislben fi9 btenftpfidtis, wie bic
Sieser in alien 3stten bic unterio6ten
86ltsr. Die art unb @eiie BET grobes
runs mag psrldtebsn iein, bic l1nterio9uns
1T 6teieIbe. 9as beiieste golt arbeitet
i'm 9ienite unb gum 8ortbeil beS Stesers.
Ser Sieser beret9srt ii9 uon Der @rbeit
unb pom S9peiBe bss 8eiiesten. Das
tbun bic Subsn In u~niersn Eassn. Sbre
unermebIi9en &apitaIisn, Gelibensen unb
8efeunsen ftnb tetuespess bas gresbnib
tbrer eiseneu Grbett, tbres etgenen S9ueis
Bes. Rein, Der S9peiB unb Der @epinn
bes unterio3ten Bottles fob in ibre Gas
i3en.
9ie Samilis &otbi9ilb, rpsl6e in Srants
reid ALIEN iett an bret Wtuiarben befbt,
fam Dor 80 Sabren gang arm bort an, pie
Orimont iagt; ie madte fetne neue @rs
finbung, ent6efte feline 9olbmtne, bsbaute
teinen ater, betrteb wsbsr Sanbsl nod
9anbpert unb sepann benno9 IN bieier
turseu Belt brsi WiiQiarbeu. $50 touumt
bieies Verm6sen ber2 Ni3t pom Stms
mel, nidt pom gusIanbe, ionbern aus ben
Eai9sn Der Granaoien, weI9e i'm SdpeiBe
ibrsS anseii5tes bafsIbs perbient batten.
1ub ME bisis &otbi6ilbs in Yaris, 70
I3ofen utele anbere rsi9e Suben tn Srants
reid, 9reuBen, Seiterrei9, England,
4merita, pte Ytl3e aus Der grbe. Mue
S9dse Der @rbe fteBen unaufbaItiam In
ibre &aHen.
Sbre unermeBIt9en &apitaIien fausen
bas 8erm6sen sanaer 9anbsr auf nit elmer
@epaIt unb &eseImdBtsteit, bic ft6 bere6s
men IdBt pis Der 2auf Der @eftirne; 70 baB
stn sewifer Or. &aSinser, pie Srimont
uns eradbIt, bere9nen tonnte, baB bic sros
zen &apitalien, wofern fe in wenfsen
9dnben psrbIeibsn unb lire fru4tbrins
ssnbe Gbdtistett fortfeten, tn so obsr
bS9ffens tn 100 Sabren bas seiammte
8erm5ssn Der europdii9sn 2dnber aufses
Iosen baben werben, unb ale Staatsn
aIsbann ben sSuben psrpfdnbet isin perbsn.
aae ilbiiden Wiqionare fnb auf btsie
@siis bur@ Speculation auf Rotten Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
8eaept fiir Den Sausfrieo e,t.
Gin altes italieniihes Sprihport iaat

,0u finbet Srieben in einem Saus ni6t lsi6t,
80 bic Seune trabt unb Der Sabn ldwei9t."
Ser 2eier noble fi9 bic auslesuus bieies
Spri6portes ieIbft MAIDEN. 9amit ioI
aber ni9t seiast ietn, baB ni9t man9er
Srau es aud BON ibrem Wanne ansetban
wirb, wsnn fe biswsilen ibm ssseniiber
einsn Srumpf ausiptelt; usnn ber 70 Elm
@irtbsbausfser 1T, Der msint TIM vsrinsn
S9ien" fet ss mad IL l1br am semitbs
liditen unb ietner dnsfIt9ft wartsnben
Srau peiB ma1t, bsr 8ereta babe 10 LANCE
sebauert, ober Der an gnbe mebr pertrintt
als Ct perbieut unb bic Seinisen 3u Sauie
barben Iabt, bann 1T 70 giner eine rpabre
S9anbe fir isin @eidle9t, unb bic Srau
miBte cine bimmlii9e @sbuIb baben,
uollte fe ba INNER ittai9peiseu. Nber
aud ba beiBt es: &uss su ietner 9eit unb
tn ber re9ten @eiie, ionit uirs bas l1sbeI
INNER Dryer ftatt sertnser. llebrisens
mag bic fOIsenbe @ei4i9te etnen suten
8iut seben. = Cine Srau tlaste einem
tlusen unb wsiien artt, nit ibrem gbe.
name tsnne fe gar ni9t msbr austomts
men, Der tdms fait ieben abenb betruntsn
mad Saus, poIfibre bann einen i9red.
li9en StanbaI, tebre bas l~lnterite su
oberit II. (. 10. Ser 9ottor IieB fe rubis
ausrebeu, ba9te aber babel, wis es aud
wirtli1 Der Sal mar, baB Der toGe unb
pole Wanu bur4 bic @sidpdsistsit ieines
Betbes erit redt tod unb raienb usrben
miiBte. v@ute Srau", iaste CT bann, i'd
babe elm ausse3ei9netes RttteI", nabm Elm
6laidden, soB NIT s~ebeimniBuoqer Wtsne
cine Sliifstett binetn unb fpra9: so,
bisies SIdi99en entbdIt bas Wittel; TO-
balb SSbr &benbs merit, baB Der Wann bic
9austbir 6ffnet, nebmt luss etnise
Eropfen uon bteiem Saft unb bebaltst fie
i'm Wunbe, Bis Der Wann az 8ett 1T, unb
ibr perbst ieben, baB bas Grdnt9en @uns
Der wirtt, rnb @usr Wann 10 fanft wirb,
ME Elm 2amm." 9te Srau psripra5,
4qes gu befolsen. limb pirtli9, mad a9t
Easeu tam iie, UNI benz 9ottor fir bic
quite @irtung ibren 9ant ab3uitatten;
3usIsi9 aber bat ie ben 0ottor, fe babe
nod etne quite Sreun6tn, BITE nit ibrem
Ranns sbsnfaIs in bsftdubissm &ries
Isbe, CT m6se ibr bod fur bteie aud nod
Elm Slai99en uon benz 8un6ertrant ibers
laiier, toite IS, mas es poIe. .gfun",
erpiOerte ber Huge Doctor, vber @unbers
trant toitet teinen 9fennts, brau9t AUDI
ni9t melt in ber 9lpotbete seboIt gu perbeu,
sebt NIT gurem Sldfd4en an ben
ndditen Drummer, es TT ndmIt9 ni6ts
anberes aIs-sep6bnli4es 8afer, eisents
lid sebt es aud obne Bafer, wenn man
uur ben Wuub balteu tanu."
3um CANT unb Streit sebSren 8pei,
S6pei9t Gins, 1T er io9lei6 porbei,
Drum Iper ben iieben Srieben nil,
Der iei 3uerit fem mauS6enitiQ
llnb balte cine 8iertelitunbe
Sebn Sropfen g8aiier in benz Wlnbe.
Dies Mittel bat it6 tets bspdbrt,
@rfabr,ns bat bieS oft 9eIebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

Oupont eI'@ure, ls48 pom ber
MISUNDERSTANDING gum Brdfbenten ers
nannt, iant mad ietner 0smiifion bsrart
In Der aIsemetnen a9tuns, baB IS ibm
ipdter ntdt mebr m6sltd war, etnen Depus
tirtenfs gu erbaIten.
Sein Ra9folser 8 amarttne muBte
mad fetnem Saa Mlmoien pon isinen
i9Itmmiten 5einben erbetteln.
Ser Bel ieiner @abl bod sefeierte 6 a.
. a tgnac fab fd balb pon Nlen perlais
fen, nm f6IieBli9 i'm 9sfangniiIe iber ben
@anbel bes meni9ltden @lides 8etra9s
tunseu an3uiteleu.
Ser bur9 ben Staatsifrei9 our &aiiers
pirbe selanste, umiubelte unb uers0ttsrte
8onaparte, NapoIeon Der Orttte,
enbete elenb I'M Grill.
Gro9u II, benz gang Yaris aIs Gstter
Srantrei6's suiau65te, wurbe bic 5ieIs
f1etbe allen 5obneS, allen SaheS bes
Bottles unb muB bsute In @tniamtsit, pon
Der @eIt uersefen, fir bic rpenisen Gage,
wdbrenb CT 5rantreid's uers0tterter 9eros
mar, biBsn.
Der ansebstste, als Gbef Der republitas
nii3en Yartet a0isitis persbrte q q NJ
beta iant balb pom Stufe au Stufe. unb
nur ietr Cob tonnte i'm Dor benz aeuBers
item, uor benz sdnalt9en 8erIuf istnss slns
iebens bepabren.
Ebters, 3uerit Der vsroBe Yatrtot",
Der v8efreier bes Territoriums" genanut,
iab it9 ipdtsr aIs ,WSrber pOn Baris",
ais vS9anbe Srantrei9's" be3eidnet.
au9 @iner, Der nod CUR re9ten Sett
seftorbsn.
So a W a 3 o n, Der vtreue @a9ter
Der Contribution" Der vebrenbafte Desen",
Der rerite SoIbat Srantrei9's", Der Selb
ans bet &rim unb bss ttaIienii1en SeIbSus
ses, wurbs baIb aler nl6sItden 9erbrs9sn
besidtist, balb fir ale SebIsr, fir aue
l~tnsIidsfdue usrantwortlid sema9t.
Wit 9repp sebt nun bic Ieste 2essn6s
gu @rabe. WeI9s Siue idmeidelbaftes
fter 9sSeidnunssn besIsitete isineu gtn,us
ms gIpise! vl1nfterbIidsr 8eamtsr!"
v3peitsr Waibinston!" v@roBer gbarats
teri" SpissslbtIO bes @siesss!" a4ber
Der tarpeitf9e Sells ftebt nabe benz &apitoll
9u1 Sabtsg bereut es bsute
i6on, bic b69fte @nrbe In einem 2anbe
a%nsenommen gu baben, befeu 9oIt 10 uns
beitdnbis, un3uusrldifs unb panteImitbis
lit.