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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

him asked what price he wanted TO pay for
a room. He replied. Fifty cents" He
then handed the girl ten cents to get a
pint of beer, Carrie Brown desiring to cele
brate her last conquest. The beer was OBJ
tanned, and the couple went up stairs TO a
dingy room.
At 8 O'Clock next morning the clerk
started to rouse those guests" who had
not risen. He got no answer from the
room assigned TO the woman Brown and
her companion. Procuring passkey be
opened the door and entered The sight
that met him was horrifyiuG and sicken
ing. On her right side, naked from the
waist down, with both arms twisted and
bent under her, her heRd enveloped in sev
eral folds of cloth, the old woman lay dead
on mattress soaked with blood An ex
animation showed that she had been
stranGled and then mutilated. The knots
In the cloth around the head were so tight
they had TO be- cut On her left hip 4
bloody cross had been carved. The asSas-
sin must have done his work quietly, as
only thin PARTITION divides the room
from the adjoining one, which was occu-
pied. and the noise Of a struggle would
have been heard After finishing his fiend-
ish task the murderer stepped out of q rear
window, passed over a string of sheds and
disappeared.
The Italian contingent figured largely in
the recent butcheries- Angelo Caputo. a
tall, good looking, athletic man, was the
tnstigator as well as one of the victims of
a frightful tragedy in Hoboken, \. J. In
Decsmber, 1889. Caputo was married TO
Antoinette Chirichello, pretty girl OF
seventeen. He had a hot. jealous temper
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CARRIE BROWN AFTER DEATH

CARltiE BhOnN ar DEAld.
nous kinds to influences so remote and
mysterious that the ordinary intellect has
paused awe stricken amid the wonders Of
their ingenious reasoning Sometimes the
air of plausibility surrounding their argu-
ments has carried conviction despite the
operation of the faculties classed under
the head of common sense; at others the
minds of conscientious ipquirers have in
stinctively rejected their theories, and re-
verified to the old fashioned but ever preva-
lent doctrine of personal devil, who is
at constant and destructive war with the
powers which make for peace and good
will among men.
The United States have recently expert
enced one of those waves of crime 1t
spread from one end of the country to the
other. For several days the telegraph
wires throbbed with tales OF blood, and
people were appalled, by the horrors set
forth in the daily journals. Murder was
raging; the knife, the pistol and the club
were in constant use. Every variety of
sanguinary motive WIS at Work-revenge
and jealousy, lust and robbery Some Of
the victims were women, several young
and handsome, others matured and home
ly, and STEPPED in vice. An element Of
mystery surrounded several of the crimes.
Others were committed openly and fear
leSSly IN the light OF day.
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the crime, but negro found the woman
bleeding from an ugly cash in her throat
and assisted her to drug store, where she
died. Tanning boosted of the deed to his
roommate at Harlem hotel The room
mate informed the police, and the assassin
was arrested.
California has also furnished murder
with sensational and mysterious features.
An eccentric woman named Mrs. FosSum,
from Denmark, rented store on Stock
ton street, San Francisco. One morning.
after she had occupied the place three
weeks, the barking of dogs and mewing of
cats called the attention of her neighbors
TO the fact that she had not been around
for several days. The store was broken
open. Six cats, four dogs and two cocka-
toos were found, but the woman was miss
ing Investigation showed that Mrs. Fos-
sum had formed partnership with An
drew Hedgeberg, who advanced her 500
as his interest in prospective second
hand furniture store. Hedgeberg, who is
described as a SHINY built man OF low
stature and thirty-eight years old, became
discontinued and demanded the return of
his money. The woman refused. a news
paper reporter, after studying the case,
came to the conclusion that Mrs. Fossum
had been murdered. The police secuted
this theory, but finally instituted thor
ough search of the premises. Mrs. Fos-
sums body, bearing many marks of vio-
lence, was found in the cellar, and the Off
GERS are conducting vigorous search for
Hedgeberg.
These are specimen crimes committed
during this carnival of blood The record
itself is unprecedented both Is to the num-
Der and atrocioGs features of deadly as
saults. In New York city alone twenty-five
cases occurred in six weeks. During the
same period there were thirty eight sui
cides. Across the rivers, IN Jersey and
Brooklyn, the murders, suicides and feloni-
Gus assaults numbered twenty. But, as
heretofore stated, this wave OF crime ex
tended all over the United States. 1t has
given the sociologists pause, and renewed
speculation as TO whether the air is merely
oyercharged with moral poison, or whether
the ancient theory of diabolism must be ac-
cepted in explanation of periodical out
breaks OF the sanguinary instincts of man
kind JOHN w. PosTGATR
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Foremost in this record of bloody deeds
stands the murder and mutilation of Car
RE Brown in New York. The circum-
stances of this slaughter read like Jack
the Ripper" story. 1t was committed in q
low lodging house on Water street, which
in point of vice and squalor and wretched-
ness may be called the Whitechapel of the
city. The victim was an abandoned wom-
an. The murderer's work bore many
points of resemblance to that of the Lon
don butcher, and started the cry that the
Ripper" had crossed the ocean to fulfill
his threat of Fifteen before | surrender"
Carrie Brown was a woman of sixty,
gray haired and wrinkled, besotted and
wretched, a typical harridan of the slums
On the night of the murder she appeared
at the lodging house with a man of half
her age. He was slightly built, ) feet s
inches in height, had light complexion
and a stubby, sandy mustache His feat
ures were sharp, his nose long and pointed.
He wore a shabby derby hat, and his cloth
ing was dark, worn and dusty His white
cotton shirt and collar were badly soiled.
The woman was under the influence of
liquor. After her companion had given
the name Of G. Nicolal, or something
sounding like that, the girl who registered
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POpT cPTrPYF

Robespierre himself now rose 10 the top
of that fatal crest. He flashed for moment
there and disappeared forever. In his
pocket had been found a secret list OF the
prescribed, and the members of the con
yention became aware that they them
selves were doomed. Hundreds OF the Mum
Der had been pricked for the block. In
stantly there was an uproar. RobespieTre
appeared in the assembly, and offered a
decree for still greater severity against
the enemies of the republic St. Just be-
gan to speak in favor of the motion, but
doomed men sprang TO their feet, and in
desperation shouted, Down with the ty-
rant' Kobespierre began TO quail and
stamner, when some one cried out, ''The
blood Of Danton chokes him~
4 decree of arrest was instantly launched
at the criminal, and he was seized, only TO
be rescued and carried off by MS friends TO
the Hotel de Vile But the affair had now
come 20 death grips The members OF the
convention rallied. The Hotel de Vile
was attacked and taken. Rotes pierre
would fain Kill himself, but his unsteady
hand failed him. and the pistol ball crashed
through his lower jaw, which dropped
down as he was seized-a spectacle 70 gods
and men! Il was noticed when be fell ths.
be had on his suit OF sky blue, in which be
had worshiped a: the feast % the Fire
Supremel
The drama closed in day. Robespierre
was condemned, and on the 2Sth Of July
was hurried through shouting mob to
the scafold. With the falling Of the Ak
the Terror broke into bloody spray. Phan-
tasmal forms fitted for q moment around
the Place de la Revolution aud in the halls
OF the convention. but the chaos ended in
order, and the epoch Of ruin and death
gave place TO the epoch Of restoration.
New France emerged from the wreck Of
the vanishing storm. and the Little Corsi-
can was seen IN the dlstanos-
JoHs. CLARK EIDPATH
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AT THE DOOR.

thought myself indeed secure.
So fast the door, so firm the lock,
But. 10! he toddling comes to lure
My parent ear with timOrous knock.
My heart were stone could it withstand
The sweetness of my baby's plea,
That timorous, baby knocking, and
please let me in; it's only me-"
] threw aside the unfinished book,
Regardless of its tempting charms,
And, opening wide the door, took
My laughing darling in my arms.
Who knows but in eternity
L. like truant child, shall wait
The glories of a life to be,
Beyond the heavenly Fathers gatei
And will that heavenly Father heed
The truant's suppGcating cry,
AS at the outer door plead,
'''Tis l. o Father! only L."
Eugene Field in Christian Advocate.
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He Objected to Cold Feet.

Cold feet are terrible affection and a
provocative TO Ill temper when applied in
bed TO a mans spinal column. Still, as
Thomas McDonnsugh, OF St Louis, re
Gently found ont 10 his sorrow. they are no
excuse for vile beating. Mrs. McDonnaugh
had uncousclously touched her usband' 5
back with her friSid pedal extremities, and
Thomas resented the cold familiarity with
severe thumps on the person of his spouse
She had the wretch arrested and he was
fined s. and costs.
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DYING TOGETHER.
Tragic findings to Two Ro-
uances Of Affection.
FLOWERS ON A SUICIDES BREAST

The Deliberate aIanuDr In Which TIVE
Despairin. Lovers Took Their owr
Lives at . New York Hotei-PaiiiT
Ohnacker's Double Crime.
Suicides have been as numerous as mur
ders OF late, and the whole category Of hu
man ills has afforded excuses for self de
struction- Some of those tragedies have
displayed strAOgely sensational features
The case of Paul Behrend and Elsie Damn
heimer, in New York. was both romantic
and theatrical
Behrend WIS a good looking German OF
about twenty-five, He studied Law In Leip-
zig and was an accomplished pianist In
lSSS his father, a contractor Of Berlin, waz
convicted of forgery. and to escape the dis
grace young Behrend came TO America "a
seek his fortune. He started ~ music
teacher, but, being unsuccessful. was ~
duced 70 playing in concert saloonst While
thus engaged he made the acquaintance
of Elsie Dannheimer, and they formed a
mutual attachment. Elsie's reputation
was not of the best, but there was no doubt
of the strength of her affection for Behrend.
They were rarely separated, and seemed a.
happy as persons of their position aud
character can hope TO be.
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4 Regular Famine Breeder.

People In the ueishborhood Of Martins
Ferry, o., are afraid 70 ask Z, c. Lyle out
10 dinner. In recent eating match this
voracious individual eat 8 peck OF apples
by way OF an appetizer, and then devoured
all the chickens, cakes. sandwiches and
pickles placed on the tables for the con
test, rounding OF with pot Of coffee He
frequently eats five quarts Of oysters before
going to bed, and looks upon good sized
ham as a snack.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

An English surgeon has recorded a very
peculiar case When seven years old ons
OF his patients swallowed q pan The sharp
pain which followed soon pz1sed OF. and
nothing Enors was thonghs - the matter.
twenty four years atterxars3 thu man de-
Ssi0ped sFEnYtoras Of consumption: he
was troubled With cons;an. cough sad
hGskiness Of voice. All the remedies .gsed
failed 70 Rivs relief. Ons day after 80
vere &c q eoasAsng hsrs dark sbsse. x4.
expelled TeAs proved TO Dc the forgo.,<ss
Pin. which raEst have remained In be6s.s=.
Ia tia iarynI ever klEes tie sec4dszt Tbs
symptoms 81 consumption dls4yy<Arnd
AID he rnzz VA ryzfored "a hsa.sk
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downfall aen be
was arrested for
felony recently.
An Investigation
Of hts books show
ed tnE; be kzd
converted sDo %
the unions fgncs
20 BIS own rt-, BIS
pecEiatjoEs sx-
tsnGsGg over the
entire psrsod Of
his ssc-r;sryShip.
Ark says Re wants
20 D. sen. 70 STATE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

OBESPIERRE,
who had for given
name Maximilien
Marie Isadore, was
nine years young
er than Mirabeau
and one year Older
than Danton. His
birthday was May
6, l75S. When the
states general as
sembled in Yer
sailles he lacked
one day of being
thirty-OQe wears of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
TEE pEAprT gAYoyET KYLE

sor 20 protest against the outrage While
preferring his complaint another Italian.
named Msgrano, came rapidly down stairs
and struck him a singing blow On the
face Margro's brother interfered, and the
three were soon engaged n scu.Ias. Y hich
terminated in Ma-gro being fatally STAB
bed in the stomach By MAgrano. who WAS
unknown 70 h;ra. The weapon used Was
q fat, double edged blade Is incbes long.
which l. krowu - tie Italians ~ q bAy0-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

prison. AID he viii andoabteslly be aooorn-
siaos4aeSt he wa< violently IN lore wiki a
as wSraa1s. treated her 20 expensive vine
sHpP~rs AID s2s exfysTAgznt Ia Supplying
Der demands Tor aasry Ehsn arrested be
hsa FsToaver II nAs pocket AID he "a Z,
os tTsed E-s.o On Charge o. carrying con
eeAissi 1ses9ol&
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The Italians Favorite Weapon.

The record of crimes by Italians contin-
ues TO swell, the last victim being Charles
Margro. laborer of New York Margro
and three friends were playing cards in the
back yard Of the tenement in which he
lived. A shower of tomato cans from an
upper window Of the house interrupted the
proceedings, and Margro went TO the jani-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

Aezor-E cAs't iuazs.tss kyz ~ Az nazs.
aga 70 xee sseh fSsozslss~ aaszs,s fssrs :Ae
dramatic critics.
JozraAAa<s-f-srasss ~ srta vel
Arz1r-By Itaxsi rvssr tl.1s-<ks "A
tAAx-Ns~ fa<x w.-&Es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

Giihooiy-Arey ou gcsng 70 be a IL a.,
ioncrrc- asgst. kiss k1assrei3a'
Esroerssd2 LsEsrof.s--So. ar. aAal
noi attend ] Gssplse tsrs1 i<rzs partlrs
where sTeryho<aY yog knO- Is Dre.ea. ]:
Lsn's safe % talk =ss0Es Eaybefy<-Tsxks
E.ffir~s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
The Elcctric Iicht's Aid.

Thanks 20 the electric light. the passage
through the Szsz oapal - becoming very
rapid Tks transit occupied thirty a Z
hours fiye years ago. but n0~ the journey
10 made IN less than half TIA: tine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

Se tr,<rsL4s tas: p<ppss ss&xs ws-c they
err yo4ng are t-e nso@s ssgsAssex GEd tk@
oEs.as - 30 Es&.ss Tia greatest sE1prsz4.sa o.
iAA.x eaAsnekArA-ASS&xre l>-e.
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WIll!llg E5glf
A CYCLE Or CRIME.
Startling Murders in All Sec
tons of the Country.
Is JACK THE RIPPER IN NEW YORK

Butchery in Water Street Lodging
House-WholesaIe Slaughter in Hobo
ken-Deadly Result of Illicit Love-A
Danish Woman Beaten to Death.
Students of sociology have often at
tempted to fathom the occult laws which
govern human action. They have talked
learnedly Of thought waves, of health
waves, Of waves of religious enthusiasm;
they have traced social commissions Of va
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10

Henry ARK. secretary % the Coax: Sea
mems Gaion. San Frzsel~co. oFerec. the
common exen-e Of vine and women for us
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-10
RUTHLESS ROBESPIERRE.
DR.. JOHN CLARK RiDPATH'S SKETCH
OF THE KING OF THE TERROR.

Outline of the Private and Public Life
of the Man Killer-His Crimes During
the Reign of Terror-His Downfall and
IgnOminious Death.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10

Gin friiber bel ber Nrmee febenber
Wunoar5t unt iebt bebeutenber Hr3t i'm
6iili6er SODa, muBte unldngft auf els
nige Gage iein 6eim berlaHen; tpdbs
reab feiner aboeienbeit befam clues
Der Rinoer cine i6were @rtdltung, nos
rauf feline israu fofort eine Jlaf9e
r@bamberlain's Cough &emebp" boIen
IieB. Mit BEN er5ielten &eIuItate mar
fie 10 3afrieben, 0aB Bel dbnli9en 6daen
3u Oerf@iebenen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebiain
gebrau@t pgrbe. Rad eiaener ueber:
3euguns bebaubtet 0er Mrst, bop es bas
3nperldifsfte prdparat sesen grtdltrng
wdrs iinb before @rfolge ersieie, a!s irs
geno zines, mas ct ie qebrau9t babe.
gu bertaufeu bet ". Cohen 6 Co.,
Ralteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
SroguiIten.
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Gin tatbulii@er 8ti9pf aber cit !.
tina 8mlI.

Der beutidi6mei3eril9 .omerifaniid1e
Bii9of Martin Martp In 9hb=Dofota
III Der srhnblidfie &enner bet giour.
Wiele Sabre aIs Suoianers sMilIiondr
unter ibnen tbdtig. erlsrnte ct lire
tpobIflinsenbe Spra@e, bie Datotas
Spra@e, berfaete aud eine @rammatif
unb Elm 86rterbu9 berieIben unb
bro9te bam't bic i6pi.rige @pro6e
anberen N. .Rion6ren fppie Weif5ionss
l9meFsrn BET. Den Sitting Buu lernte
er lhon peri6nli9 fenneu, aIs biefer
NOD trobig auf canobif9em goben ber.
tpeiIte. Gern Wartp reifts auf Wunlt,
unieler Hegieruag bamals in's 2ager
Sitting Bulls, um ibn 3ur unterwer.
Jung unb 6eimtebr at bepegen. Nud,
ipdter ffnno ct In bdufigem 8erfefr nit
ibm. unb nun f6reibt er unter feiner
WameHsunieri9rift iiber ben aeibote.eu
Stour'Thbrer folgsn0es:
uSitting GuQ mar elm 8oabIutseSus
oIaner, elm n9ome Ruler", elm ssreunb
teines WOlfes unb barum ein ifeiu6 Der
WeiBeu. ct uar Der MnRdt, bah Der
@roBe @eift bas 2an6 ienIeits bes at.
lantii6en Oceans fiir ben weiBen Wauu.
eas Sanb biesIeits fir ben eSnSianer
9ei@affen babe uno er tonnse ME berRe.
ben, iparum nun @ott sugeIaHen, baB Die
gSeiBen f9 befelben bemd9tigen. Ct
glanbte barum gerne, 6aB ber 5oan
@ottes, ben bic WeiBen getreuaiat, nun
erf9ienen lei, UNI bic WeiSen aug Der
9eimotb Der Subianer tpegsulbaffsn
unb ben Gingsborenen Nmerifas ben
ungeif0rten 8efiB ibres saabgebietes
suriid3ugebsn.
rgr bdtte ft6 Der &esieruns bes .ueis
Ben Mannes uur iotpeit geftigt. ols bic
Wotbwenbi8teit es foroerte, unb lu6te
F9 tets 10 uua5bdnsig 3u baIten, als
es utlter ben llmfidnben m6gli4 mar.
vOie @runb3iige Der @liftli9en Often,
barung, tDie he ibu einit bon Batter Oe
Smetunb ip1ter bon mir bargeIegt uur.
ben, batten bel ibm antlang gefuuben
nnb Der ,.59mar3rod" mar in ieinen
Augen Der einsige Greunb BEG sSuoia.
ners. No9 Iebteu Sommer mar es feline
Abf9t, fir f6 unb feline treuen Ma.
bdnger eine eigene slnliebeIung ouf Der
Neierbation gu 9riiaben. uno Bel meiner
lsbten unterrebuug bei6sieb ct mir bic
@egenb unb Bat mid. bort cine Gir6e
uno S9ule gu bauen. @s mar. CLAUDE
i'd, feline AbfiGt, oann ieIbf gbriif su
tperben, ME bas aud Bel 9potteb
9ail ber Gau mar. Gin borseitiger
Cob binberte @elbe an Der ansfdbrung
ibres 8orbG5ens.
vgeiber patrioten 2auIbabn tpurbe
abgei@nittea bon Ser Sugel eines
Gtammesgenofen. Saioe rntmten ftd),
oaB He ME gegeu ben lpeiBen Mann
oorgegansen feiea."
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fanie" DefFeur miirben Stcaen eben|o
f9nea gelGagneiIt baben tuie Der title
MiIbbaaen, pieleid5t nod i9aelIer.
Senn 8tiather mar lpsHigiens ui6t
liErenb. Ct erbob feline Nniprtibe unc
er true, obue gu tIagen, bic sabqoien
Gsdnfunaen, bic ibm ihre @!eiAghltia.
felt uab RhdR6tslolistsii 3ufGeten. St
.Dar nDA INNER bequenr, islblf ots er
ibr ni@t mebr liebensmtir6ig eri@ieu !;
er ma@te ibr feine 8ormlrfe, aeigte teis
negiferiu6t-er mar eben nur vi9ner.s .
Sesbalb fam es aud nibt 3u einem
f6rmli6en 8ru6 3tDif6en ben 6eiben,
fonbern nur 81 elmer Gntfrembupe.
@hniber bate Srenen pom erHen Sag
an geliebt, a5er tpsnu bies gum Mua0rud
gefommen mar, 70 mar es ibr au ban.
fen. gr mar nit feiner 2iebe unbes
lDeglifh. ME fef3emnr3elt geDeien; He
bat iitb ibm gendbert, fe iba 3uerf In
ibre arme geI@loFen. Denn Shutber
ii9 alles re@t tberleste. 10 sparen BET
feinem gsrbdltu!B 5u Sreuea Die @ul.
len bertanfbt gelueien: er, ber Mann,
mar nit feiner ipbrtuifieen 2iete Der
leibenbe SbeiI. fie In uflobernbes Glutb
BET banbeIabe gemeIen. uno iebt, ba
BITE 2ei6enf@aft bel ibr erlol1en mar,
batte he ibn Derlaffen. jSs mar Bic oes
re6te 5irafe fir isineit 8erratb an
GlOrence. - N6sr ipie bate i'm iein
S6ulobemuBtlsin gepeiaigt!
Srene bagegen empfanb nid1t einen
S@atteu bon &eue tiber bic Quaten
bes einif @eliebten. gBenn 5ie etwos ID
BEN 8erlauf, ben bic 5ads geuommen
bate, beoauerts. 10 par es mar. ooB
WilbbaseR dufaeb6tt bate, iie tu
amhRren.
Der fleiae 2iebssroman haite ibr eli.
ilige 3srlfreuuHg gemdbrt. bic he iebt
rnan@Mal eiIpas DsrmiBie. aber oics
aing nid,t 10 iDsit, baB tie rad elnem
Griabs flr WIIbbageu geiu9t hdtte.
Gr bate niemaao Dsrbrdnet, ais sSrene
ibm 8efaet bate, Ile Iiebie ibn; un6
1iemanb eriGen berufen, bsn ptoB in
ihrenl Gsbea ein5unebmen. ben ct eiae
3eit lung tsbluptet kaiie.
Der lt6He 0liD;er, bes fi9 felt Wo.
ua!en uul bic @InIt Der Msarquife Be.
tDarb, mar bic 3ieIideibe ibres Spot.
tes, nnb bic anoeru iunaen Mdnner,
bic, ieitbem lie ni9t niebr ouf benz Gan.
be war, bes Nben6s i'm 6otel 8t6 ers
f9ienen, tuurben, ipenn aud bieIleidt
etDas anbers. 10 Oo6 ni@t beFer Be-
bnnnelt als &abnaub.
Die f66ne Narquife 6ea1tete ie
Ei&t. Sic muBtsn ii6 ban1it begnh.
gen, He beuuaosrn, anIpru9sIos aube.
ten 81 biitfen.
Die prinselRn unb Ontel Nubreas
iaben Dem Sreiben nit bollfommeuer
@lei@gbltisteit au: far 8lantbe id,ieu
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