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The record-union., 1891-11-28
Racing at Santa Rosa.

SANTA Rosa, Nov. 27.-The second day
of the races of the Trotting Club was not
as largely attended as the day previous.
The racing was good. The undecided
race of the day before was won by Child
ers-time, 2:49.
Trotting race, $40 class, was won by
Brino Tricks in three straight heats. Best
time; 1921.
Third race, running, half mile and re-
peat, Inkerman won. Best time 0:5O4.
The race between Turk Franklin and
Frank M. was won by Turk Franklin.
Best time 2.22
The record-union., 1891-11-28
Work OF Assnssins

AToKA Il. IT,, Nov. 27.-At Lehigh two
unknown men fired into the house of
Peter Fleauteau and killed his wife.
The record-union., 1891-11-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Lighthouse Boards Report
Nearly Ready for Distribution.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The report of
the Lighthouse Board, heretofore pub
lished in these dispatches, is being
printed and will soon be ready for distri-
button on the Pacific Coast. Congress is
expected to make these principal appro-
priations for the coast in accordance with
the boards recommendations: Fog bell
on Dead Mans Island, S5, 900; for light
and fog signals at Point Arguell, twelve
miles north of Point Conception, $50, ,0GO;
for buildings, lighthouse and fog signal al
Point Buchon, $33, 900; for the purchase
Of strip of land at Point Pinos, the
entrance to Monterey harbor, s., 600; for
light and fog signals at New York Slough.
entrance to the San Joaquin River, Sl0,-
600; fog signal for Bodega Head $50, 600;
light and fog station at Punta Gordo. $40
600; for Yakima Bay (Oregon) lights, --S3,-
900; establishment Of first-order light at
North Head, $4,000; for light four miles
north of Point Brown, first-order light.
900; additional to $4,000 already ap-
propriated to change location of fog sig
nal at Cape Flattery, West Island, ST.. 900:
thirty lights along the navigable channels
of the Snohomish, Skagit and Nookoack
Rivers, and Laconner Slough and other
tributary channels, $4,000; lighthouse
and fog signal on the Alaskan coast,
200.
California pensions: Elisha S. Hud-
son, Richard II. McCoal, Conrad Roth,
John Gaeltig, Charles T. Dec. John
Myers, Jacob White. Frederick Linder-
man, Lewis Kirkland, James S. Kline,
Drury Shoemaker, EugeneS. Lockwood,
Charles Atwater, Michael Sutter, George
F. Reid, Andrew j. Comfort, Milo Green
field, Henry w. Barrell, Sebastian Mar
kel, Henry Bull, Mary A. E. Hawkins.
The postoffice at Omega, Nevada
County, Cal, has been discontinued.
California Postmasters were appointed
to-day as follows: Elsinore, San Diego
County, L. B. Peck, vice A. l.. Hunt, re-
signed; Hart, Shasta County, r. 6. Hart,
vice NJ. Stevens, resigned; Milpitas, Santa
Clara County, E. Topham, vice L. n.
Hobbs, resigned
The record-union., 1891-11-28
safe-Crackers at Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Nov. 27.-Early this
morning thieves entered the sacristy OF
the Cathedral, blew open two safes, one
in the sacristy and the other on the altar.
containing two ciboriums and one osten-
sorlum of solid silver, valued at 81 900.
The thieves used dynamite, and left moth
ing behind to disclose their identity.
Death of a We1l-known Merchant.
SONoMA, Nov. 27.-A. Diminiconi. a
well-known wine merchant of this place
and San Francisco, died suddenly this
morning of hemorrhage of the lungs.
Rain Needed.
AUBURN, Nov. q. = Rain is needed
badly. The wells are getting low.
The record-union., 1891-11-28
Opium SInuggler Indicted

NEW YoRE, Nov. 27.-The Grand jury
has indicted Chase, the alleged opium
snuggler.
The record-union., 1891-11-28
Two Families Narrowly Escape Death.

PITTsBURG, Nov. "a leak in ma
tural gas pipe on the South Side nearly
caused the asphyxiation of two families.
Hermann and Albert Vogt, brothers,
live IN the same house, in the rear of a
factory. Hermann has wife and two
children, and Albert wife and five chill
dren. Early this morning the watchman
noticed an odor of escaping gas, and
traced it to the Vogt house. Entering. he
found the inmates unconscious. Help was
summoned, and after an hours hard
work all were out of danger save Herr
mann Vogt and his 1l-months child, who
will probably both die
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22

watching the geometrical and algebraical
demonstrations on the blackboard ne
became interested in the subject,
and ended by gaining nfSt
nrize in mathematics. His fathers death
leaving him in possession Of an independent
fortune. he spent much time IN traVel; STUDY
inc the literature and language OF eacn coun-
try he traversed, and acquainting himself
with the customs and character OF the natives'
II was one Of the peculiarities OF Buckles
mind that he cared nothing for music-lt was
.,mere noise" to hm-and he always SAID ne
nreferred form TO color. until be JOufheYt1
through Egypt. and was struck by the ylvld
contrasts of deep-blue waters and yellow
sands and the wonderful tints of the noun
tains Of Arabia across the Gulf OF AkaDa. re
learned nineteen languages. seven OF which nc
corld sneak and write fiuently. while the ON
orr he was able to read with ease. r.
mark made by him when boy showed NJ ~
desire TO lead IN whatever he attemp'cu
,,.culd rather be first "a a shOeblack than sec
wi in ANYTHING else.n Unnogging industry
vs. coupled with his ambition. IL l. alhaH'i,ls
IN observe the vast number of subjects NJ
studied extensively in order 10 pr. pare NM
..lf 10 write The History of Civilization ~
ENGLAND" that great work which, by Us Doiu-
moss and originality. instantly arrested tile ~
tantion of the thinking public CARVE on
,b, other hand. had an almost spartan mp
cost of privations, which told upon his health
IN after years. and he was subsequently,
obliged TO undertake. the work Of teaching; AN
occupation extremely distastcful TO NM IL Is
sometimes said that man needs to be ilch III
order TO be able to write history
Int CARLYLE. while engaged upon
me me, historical works that made him
famous. was also harassed by the consider;
stion Of WAYS and means The leisure and
'oim Of mind needfu in such pursuit were
noi rcauted him; and it seems as though we
n.ed SEEK 10 further than this severe nervous
s.r,in to find reason tor the asperties OF tenn
ps- which have made him by-word. n
- sdIv il IS not pleasant thing to learn in
sr0oring what is To- be taught in song: but IN
,be case of poets and faoulists their troubles
nav he called their stock in trade. While we
crieye over their misfortunes we must not loT-
rst that. had they experienced only smooth
,binos thew could not have given us works
instinct with feeling.-New Orleans Times
Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22
The Formation of Character.

II is q significant fact that, with few ex-
ceptions. the school days of well-known au-
thors have been for one reason OF another
periods Of trial and mental discomfort
Genius, in its very essence exceptional, is con-
fronted by inelastic schemes Of instruction
made TO lit a common type; and the inability
20 adjust itself 10 rigid academic regulations
IS often misnamed rebellion and insubordina-
ton. Even Emerson. equsble in temperament,
aud imbued with the sense of duty a. he was.
could not be called "the pedagogue's model
boy" The creative mind is prone to stray far
a-held seeking ont the untrodden ways. Thus.
II often happens that the man who i
destined 10 astonish the world 10y the bril-
lance and originality of his conceptions, often
ranks lower in exact scholarship. than
the mere plodder. II is interesting to note
the contrast between the early training of
Carlyle and that of Buckle. The latter, as
child. was constant source Of anxiety TO his
devoted parents, being so feeble in health that
all regular instruction Was forbidden. lest il
might overstimulate his mind. II is recorded
that he literally feasted" on Don Quixote."
The Arabian Knights" and the works of
Shakespeare and Buuyan, caring little for
other books. Later he was sent to school.
as a change" the physician giving orders
that he was not TO study except when he
pleased. He was enough Of . boy 10 avail
himself Of the privilege Of idleness; but while
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22

The channel Of the river was 50 deep Mt TINS
point that the vessels came Immediately ny to
the landing. From study of the charts q
the United States coast survey, am inclined
10 believe that the site of the original fort *
now under water. On the land sides of the
fo,t trenches were dug, and in the course OF
time these trenches may have aided, when
the waters were high. in the washing away OF
the lands. This Is all the more probable. as
il seems that the trenches extended from the
east andwes, bulwarks into theriyer. have not
attempted - draw these trenches. because
my data docs not locate them exactly, sup
nose. however, that they ran along close by
thc "Palizadose" on the land side. ] should
think that rindalrs chart (see The Genesis.
No. XJYI, and chart Of Virginia. LNll.)
,vould enable an engineer to locate tie origi-
nal site with approximate accuracy.
/ am very glad 10 see that our people are
berinninc 10 realize what sacred spot James
town is. and to appreciate the vast import
ance OF the seed which was planted there
The great fault has been with the old incom-
pletc. inaccurate and unjust accounts. which
really afforded no commcndable incentive to
our national or State pride When the high
minded. unselfsh character Of the men and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22
The Merits of Cassaya.

Mr.. Prentice Bailey. who for years has been
advocating cassaya culture. has this to say on
the subject in a recent number OF the South
ern Agricultunst:
Judging from the great merits OF this plant
the time IS not far distant when farmers viii
recognize il as more Indispensable than any
other food crop. II has no enemies that / can
discover. No matter what the season the
yield is large One acre viii make enough
meat for n family. One hos Will clean up one
third of Il bushci per day; thirty bushels in
three months. period OF fatten'ng: Therefore
four hundred and fifty bushels, product OF
one acre under ordinary circumstances, Will
taiien fifteen hogs.
Let Us compare this with corn. producing
forty-fve bushels per acre, which IS more
than double the average production Of Ill
nois. CaSSava, under ordinary circumstance,
fat,ens fifteen hogs To the acre; corn under
the most favorable circumstances, Will fatten
three hogs to the acre.
The expense or cutting CaSSaya is some
greater than that Of CON- but We can safely
Nav that meat can be produced here at one
third OF the cost in Illinois. IL is an aston
isbing fact that we are buying our meat from
people whom 1t costs three times as much TO
raise II as 1t should cost us. | speak what
know from experience, not what believe 10
be true
lou can begin feeding the root on the lst Of
October. and Il will remain goodin the ground
until the middle OF the following April. II
you wish 10 feed through the summer cut on
the stock close 10 the pround. Just before
frost, and cover the stub with an inch OF dirt
10 prevent freezing In the spring uncover.
and the stub will sprout and the old root again
commence growth where it left off the preced-
ing fall BY the end of the second year the
crop Will be very heavy
Heretofore. in feeding hogs. have given
them an occasional meal of some other food
20 prevent them firing on the cassava. But
this is not necessary il you let them range in
the woods a portion Of each day. Also, by
this means. they will fatten faster and be
healthier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22
ASACRED SPOT.
INTERESTING EiRLY HISTORY OF
OLD JllTESTODN.

Brief Outline ef the First Building ERECTED
On the Tsland-Troubies OF the Settlers
The English Constantly Iiarassed by In
dams.
From May 10th to Nay 21st, 1907, Captain
Newport was. according 70 tho directions Of
His Majesty's Council (see the Genesis OF the
United States. p. 81, making choice Of a
proper seating place" for the colony. Having
made the selection, he returned in his shallop
on May god to the ship and the next day (23d)
brought them "to our seating place IN Paspi-
has country" On Thursday. May 9th, 1901
ell hands landed, and certain canton and
ouantity of ground was measured which they
Tegan to foriile. and thereon IN the name OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22
Religious Notes.

Tie lutheran Church has 200 parochial
schools under her control.
A Young Mems Christian Association has
been established in the city of Jerusalem.
Tie Reformed Church of the United States
German reports 500 congregations and 2OJ,-
S52Inembers
The latest thing is THE Ri'ualistic Bed
stead which Is made OF brass, and has inches
a; the head for cnlciliX. holy water, and eff
sics u saints. while the four corner posts can
be used as candlesticks.
Roman Catholics still lie under a disability
I'm Great Britain so far rs the filling of the
Offices of Lord High Chancellor of England
and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Mr. Glad
stone has Introduced a bill TO remove this dis
ability.
The Rev. ]. Minot Savage pastor Of the
Church ~ the Unity Of Boston. has decided
not Ia accept the call 10 Chicago, 10 the great
satisfaction OF his congregation, and so an
n0unced on Sunday. Previous reports rs to
his having accepted the call were without
foundation.
1t is questionable whether 10 do good from
vanity is not as bad to do evil with n relish.
The first Is the idolaiTy of self. the worship ~
vainglOry. The second Is hut the doing evil
outright without circumlOcutlOn or deception.
The vote in the Methodist Episcopal Church
on the ellg,DhtT ~ women rs delegates 10 the
General Conference is now completed. and
gives a majority OF about 100 900 in favor OF
the change. This is only An expression Of
opinion. The necessary legislation rests with
the annual conferences aud the General Con-
ference
The Free Church % Scotland. with 335 900
members. raised last year, from all sources, "A
total missionary revcnu- for the evangelical
ton Of the world outside of the United King
dom Of fll3. 49, lGs. 81. (s5G7 $50. Its native
COMMITMENTS in all foreign fields aggregate
6.s20. Il supports fitty-one ordained mission
aries. eight medical missionaries and twenty
farce professors and teachers.
The new Baptist Handbook. inst published.
shows that the Baptists have in the United
Kingdom 1852 churches and 1851 chapels. In
the latter there Is accommodation for |. 222. 526
persons. There are 1872 s92 scholars in the
Baptist Sunday schools and AZ 1872 teachers.
There are 1874 ministers in the charge aud
1000 local preachers. Several large churches,
like Mr.. Spnrgeons, do not give return Of
membership.
According to Hoffman's Catholic directory
for 1891 there are now s.77s priests of the
Roman Catholic Church in this country. 1851
churches, ASH stations and 1850 chapels.
The Catholic population is reported at s,579,-
g66 There are 2l3 orphan asvlums, with
24.572 inmates: 80 theological seminaries. with
LII students: 1913 colleges. 62isacademies,
and 3,277 parochal schools, with 6G5, 1913 chill
dren in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22

the exalted nature of the motives of our first
foundation are fully understood the nation
and the State will he impclled to take especial
pride and interest in protecting and comment
Grating this natal spot
ALEXANDER BRowS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22

Change Of life, backache, hot flashes, Sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervousness, are cured By
DR.. Miles Nervine. recently discovered by the
great Indian Specialist, Elsgsns books c and
pany, 1907 Main street. opposite postof1ce, or i'd
dye6G d.. Niles Medical Co. Elkhaxt Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22

uICKOK's NO. 1, il. ID. c., FIG, AND
CAROLINE sun CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN.CUKED TOBACCOS. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22
,xsrDsSCE STATEMENT.

DAY
eIIASoyER
of
nvnfu nj H-wYou
Iohce u.l Cor
sdentJ
dandi ncoror
Commerce. 5rne r AGENT Virginia ioonET
Of rLrrorauo
amour
company nadeta how and "ha 10"
Inc ~, ~, less the amount
yrcori
NOR
exclusive Of
f"idngs co-ateal.' 1'D
uunaos
Total a 9f Ct ii P sa PqgS tntsi and Of fs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-18

Oie
8adentli9e 6reie Yrsiie fit xeras
eri9eint
jeoeu Qommerfag
un6 fsitet
$3.50 fiir OaS Sabr Doer &1.25 fir
e Wpnate In Wurams sbesablmaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-18
Gtme 3ebulperid5,

Gin Mann, Der tnirEli@, um nit benz
berben 8erliner @trobeniorgon 5u ipres
den, eine gan3 unuermAi ifli@e sHeu0Is
berf@nau3e" bot, ili ber Neu Oorfer
@iienbabn=p prdFbeut Gbauncep Nt. De-
petp.
Der Meni9 bat eine gang fabelbaite
@emanhtbeit barin, iiber 0inge, bon
benen er entiueber gar nibts ober bod
nur iebr tpenig beittbt, aus benz Stess
reif cine 9ebe IOsaulaien. bic ibn,
tpenn man ni9t genau aufpaBt. 0Is
einen pabren Iusbunb bon GelebrIams
teit eri9einen laHen tiub.
gs III 0epem eine Rleinigfeit Sat
moments notice. tiber ein tbeOlo9is
i6es. elm poli.ii6es, obtr elm militdris
i9es 2bema einen 00rtra8 3ll balten,
ber ielbif ben Ga9monn berbIiffeu
muB, bur9 bic ertaunli@e 6i@erbeif,
NIT iuel9er ct ben borrenbifeu llnliuH
als Gbangelium binaellt. SnnerbaIb
u Stun5en bat ct tleulib iiber bie 6afts
bartlett bon giienbabngeieGI@ Sic
itaIienii@e Marine, bic Ma9ner' i@e
Opsrnmulif, bas probleni Der Snbi0s
ilerersiebuns, bic iriide Sraee, bic
Grauen In Der Rolitit sefproben unb,
menn man ibn beute BEL einem 80nfeit
eriu9en iollte, cine 2obrebe auf ben
espptif9en R6nis Ramies ober einen
8oriras iber bas Prin3ip oes 9dBIidea
In Der STUNT 5iI balten, 10 iuiirbe Ct
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-18

ieBt 1T unb f6 eeaipungen Febt, ieber
4usuanberung euergii@ entgesenauars
beiten.
Mit unierem Seraner war6e man
ft9er, tuenn ct brhben Werbeberiu9e
irgenb mel@er 9ltt MAIDEN iollte, Elm
furses, iebr iummarii9es yerfabren
einl6lagen unb ibn befen SAILS auf ben
S@ub bringea, .tD0bl unter 8egleitung
Der n6tbigen @ensb' 'atmen, aber R9ers
lid ni9t nit eines 8egleitung BON Mus.
tpanbeIungs.& .&etruten.
Sebeufa1s m66te es ftr 6errn
@9ld9ter ratbiam erfdeinen, fb iein
Rolonii iations proiett ameimal ober
sreimal au iiberles.a. ebe er f6 auf
bs1 Gampf init ber beutl1en po!isei
einldBt, pel@e aller gorausRdbt mad,
f6on ebe ct auf beuti@em 8oben on.
langt, BON ieinen meni@enfreunbIi9en
aber poliaeili6 unifattbaften MbfGteu
unterri@tet fein m69te unb ibm eineu
ni9t gar au freun6li6en gmpfans be.
reiten tuiirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-18

&amm elmer 9iine umber, auf ber einen
Seite bic tobenoe See, auf bet anberen
bic ftarreu $iefen uno 96ben beg San.
beg, baraber Der graue 9erbf6immeI
unb frsfelnoer @ino. gnbli@ par In
bieier unmirtbIi9en melan@olii9en Sc
genb meine @eoulb erf95pft. Dur@s
ndBt BON SeemaHer, frierenb, obne ben
Mnblid zines meui9li9en Wefeas gu ers
langen, bas mid bier ermartete, beI9loE
i6, mir ieuen @eg au fu@sn, ben meme
Slider genohlmen batten. @s tpar mi,
Der bic AnOrbnung meines 8riefes, alz
lein es begann bereits ai ounteln, un6
duBere umgebEng tpie inuerer MiBmut6
fingen an, mid meine Nbenteuerfabri
bereuen Bu lafen.
go fra6 i6 ben ganoueg, ber iiG
amil6en 9iiuenbergen INNER binauf as
gerte, entIans. Mfit aeiiesepdf mar id
ni9t eben belaben. @inen tleinen le'
bernen Manteliad, tpie ct bama!s in
@ebrau9 mar, trug i9 unter benz Mr,
me, ben Mantel ielbft I'M bie 9buI'
tern. Se b6ber i9 fam. beFo bi9tei
tpurbe bas Nabelbol3geitrupp, Big es lid
su einem Giefernmalbe gefaItete. NuI
teferem 8oben f6riti i6 bier fort. 9i(
f9male Walbifrede li9tete i9 balb uni
i6 fab unter mir etit tpeites tpelenfbr'
miges 6la@lanb, ertannte re9ts eir
drmli@es 9orf, ltnts binter 8dumer
elm paar @iebel, bic bielIei9t ben
e9lORe angeb6rten. Mebr aber ttabm
bic umgebuns meine Nufmertiamteit 1t
Nnfpru6.
Sd ifanb bor elmer nie6eren 8retter
um36unung. pel9e fleine, BON Men
f6eubanb aebilbete 5antbbeel in Men
ge umf6lOB. @s tuar elm 8egrdbniB
plaB. cine 6be. tummerooae Gtdtte
Ser unfru9tbare 5anS ipotteter ie5e,
Bemiibung, ben 0leeln 9tei3 un!
S9mud au eeben. @raue Gle9ten pu
6erten itatt beg 8aiens, ipdrli6es 2aab
bol3, Elm meaig 8irtengeitrdud ffani
lumber, nur cine einaelue ma6tise 2ie
fer i1idte aus ibrer arone melan@o
lid tiefe Rlaget6ne berab. @enn mi
iemals elm 2ir65of ben ginbrud troflo
fer. bOffnungsloier, erftorbener @in6b
gema9t, 10 mar es biefer. N0ein mid
lange ioIte id i'm einIam iebeu.
fortfetung foIstI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-18

berfolgt BON ber lebten mir baftig na9,
f@ieBenben 5@aumwelIe. Weine 2u.
berer 3ogen bas Boot ans 2anb unb ems
pfingen ibren 2obn. Sic f9ienen sus
frieoen. Sd fragte, ob fie ioglei@ tpies
Der beimtebrtens sic perneinten es,
MOLTEN bic @elegenbeit bauuben, i'm
DOrfe uorsuipre@en. Sd lab fein Sorf
ringsumber, unb bdtte mid germ ben
2euten ansei9lnHen, bic einen tiefen
SanbDeg 3mii6en ben Oiinen binauf
3u tDaten begannen. @iner bon ibnen
iab 1d um, He fdienen iebt bon mir au
fpre6en. S6on mar i6 millens ibnen
5u folgen. Iber iener Iebte Brief ali
mid fGrie6 mir bor, i9 Iolte mid ge'
bulben, ba man mid befimmt abboleu
tuerbe. un6 i6 gebuIbete mid.
Na ftanb i9 an einem fremoen. uns
gaitli6en Gtran6s, 3tpiI9en beKen
Sanbbhgeln bic Mdnner, bic mid aug.
3efebt, ueri@wunben sparen. 6obe Dd,
men, nit Straabbafer betpa9ien. bed.
ten ben 8lid ins 2anb au. leber he
ber tamen G9aaren bon GrGben gefio.
gen, erfhllten bic guft nit Gei6rei, llnt
fentten ii9 gum niebern ufern, Inn ben
M6Den ibren &aub ifreitig 3u MAIDEN
ober auf benz Sanoe nod einen Nus.
tuurf bes Meeres su iu6en. 9enn b6.
ber unb b6ber ging bic 8tanbung,
fprang In tueiBem Giibt f9 aufbdu,
meno um bic md9tigen Steine, bic tpit
ein i&mar5er &ieienarm bon, 2anb In
bic See griffen, ober ledte, breiter fd
ausgieBenb iiber ben Fa9en 5anb. Al
ben Sanen binauf. Bon Der Glutt
bertrieben eritieg i6 cine Sanenanb6bs
Wel9 elm InbIidl gDie elm i'm 0o@
gang erfarrtes Mellennteer lag biel'
DhnentpeIt UNI mid Der. @ebirg unit
SbaI BON peiBem uferianbe boben ii9
ienften ndb, bier bon biirrem Sanbgro!
gefrbnt, bort BON trie9enbem Rieferge
6uf@ umbuntelt, oas 19 nit 3u Sag,
liegeaben Wurseln In ben Sanb Ham
merte, bort gepeitf9t bon Weiberutben
bic ibre uenisen selben 8ldtter benz ia.
genben Minbe preisgaben. Gin 2abp
rintb, tporin i9 teine menf@li9e @pul
entbedte uno in bas id meinen Sui
ni@t au ieben tpastel Mas beginner;
Gaft cine @tunbe i6ritt i@ auf ben