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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
The Georgia Central Committee.

New YORK, Sept. 24.-At a meeting
of the Georgia Central committee II. B.
Hollins was elected chairman and by
formal resolution was given authority
to investigate the affairs of the company
with the view ofarranging for speedy
reorganization. Acting on this resolu-
ton he held a conference with Receiver
Conner, Cashier Cunningham, and Au-
ditor Mcintyre of the Georgia Central,
and submitted q list Of questions on
points in which they desired informa-
ton. The Georgia Central officials
will send the desired information from
Savannah next week. The parties
which have been working with Speyer &
Co. are in close relations with the Hol-
Inns committee and support it in its eff
forts to effect a reorganization. Speyer
& Co. are also working in harmony
with II. B. Hollins and the plan to be
arranged by him is likely to go through
without opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
FAUoUIER NOTES.

Miss Mary Cochran Russell, aged IS
daughter Of Mr. Thomas Russell, died
on the 18TH.
1Ir. ]. W. Hibbs and Miss Rosa O.
Waaycr. and Mr.. Frank Cassell and
Miss annie Eustacc were married re-
Gently.
Peyton Oliver. who has been pros
pecting for coal for several months OH
his farm near Casanova. struck vein
of sulphur water last Saturday in a
ledge of stone twenty feet below the
surface.
Mr.. Charles B. Sl,inker shipped last
Thursday from his vineyard at Stone
ley to the Monticello Wine Co., at
Charlottesville $500 pounds of Norton
grapes, from which he will realize
about 500.
At meeting ofthe Warrenton Coun-
ell held the 10Th it was resolved to re-
new the contract with the Pennsyl-
vania Globe Gas Light Co., for light
ing the streets for six months only from
Oct. Isl. if agreeable to said company.
The contract has heretofore run for
three WmrcntOn Indcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
ARiver on the Rampagc.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 24.-The
overflow of the Rio Grande river con-
tinues to cause a great amount of dam
age in the neighborhood Of Rio Grande
City. 1t has reached higher stage
than ever known. The river just in
front OF Rio Grande City has changed
its course so completely as to throw
several hundred acres of land on the
Mexican side. An island 500 acres in
extent has been formed just opposite
Fort Ringold, and thousands of acres
of rich bottom lands between Rio
Grande City and Brownsville have
been washed away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

RAILROAD SuAREs.-It was gener-
ally understood that the advance shares
in the stocks and bonds of the Rich
mond Terminal Company and of bonds
of roads controlled by the Georgia Cen
trail was due to the formation of syn
dictate by II. B. Hollins & Co. to read
just the floating debt of the Georgia
Central Company now held by Speyer
& Co. 1t was alleged in connection
with the stock movement that this re-
adjustment would be followed by the
purchase of the Georgia Central stock
now held by the Richmond Terminal
Company, and then by the election of
c. H. Phinizy as president of the Geor-
ole Central in place of Receiver Conner,
who is looked on as the representative
of Speyer & Co. The advance in Rich
mond Terminal fves was said on the
New York stock board to be for pool
formed in the interest of the Hollihs
Georgia Central syndicate. The board
room story was that this syndicate in
tends to offer to exchange the bonds
for the Georgia Central stock held by
Richmond Terminal, or if this exchange
cannot be effected. to foreclose the
mortgage and then buy in the Georgia
Central stock at foreclosure sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

THE THIRD PARTY speakers in Vir-
rinia tell their audiences the Force bill
is a bugaboo with which the democrats
attempt to frighten them, and that
there is no danger ofthe passage ofthat
bill. And yet their own candidate for
Vice-President is an open and avowed
supporter of the bill, and the republican
campaign book, just issued, endorses
and approves it, and recommends its
passage at the first favorable opportu-
nity. And that opportunity will come
lust as soon as the republicans have the
requisite power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

As WAS stated in last Thursdays
GAZETTE, the apportionment of repre-
sentation made by the democratic leg
islature of New York at the last session
of that body has been sanctioned by the
Supreme Court of that State. And thus
again has the action of Senator Hill
been affirmed by the highest court in
his State. BY this decision the demo-
Gratis have secured another U. S. Sena-
tor. The democrats are under lasting
obligations TO Senator Hill, and he will
put them under heavier ones during the
present campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
For Over Fifty Years.

An OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.-5lrs
Wnslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS
for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SooTHEs the CHILD
SoFTESs THE GUM, ALLAYs all PAN; CURES
WIND collie and is the best remedy for d.
ARRHGA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of
the world. Its value is incalculable. BE sure
and ask for Mrs. WIYsLows SOOTHING SY-
RUP, and take no other
Twenty-Five cents PEI bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

ENDED THEIR LIvEs.-A sad love tragedy
is reported from Jung-Buntzlau, thirty-two
miles northeast of Prague. One the officers
attached to the garrison there disappeared
on September Il, and on the same day his
finance. young woman Of the place. also
disappeared.
The natural supposition was that they had
eloped. though his supcriors were 10th to be-
lieve that he would desert under any circum-
stances. They did not return, however, and
everyone concluded that they bad run away
and got married. Wednesday they were both
found dead in powder magazine that was
seldom visited.
From letters found near the bodies it was
learned that the parents of the young woman
were bitterly opposed TO the officers suit and
steadfastly refused their consent TO their
daughters marrying him. Despairing of ever
being able TO gain the parents consent the
couple decided to end their lives In accord
ance with this decision they had gone to the
powder magazine where, with his iinanceo.s
consent. the officer shot ana killed her. lie
then shot himself through the head. The
matter has caused much excitement in the
town, where the young couple had many
friends,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, Sept 24.-The British bark
Bayard, from Pisagua, arrived at
Queenstown to-day, and there received
orders to proceed to Hamburg. When
the crew learned that their vessel was
bound for cholera port they refused
to sail in her. The captain thereupon
had the crew arrested for mutiny.
CRAcow, Sept. 24.-All except five
persons in this city attacked by cholera
have recovered. 1t is hoped that the
disease here will soon disappear, as no
new cases have been reported thus
far to-day.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Thc Berlin cor
respondent of the NeUs says: The to-
tai number of.funcrals of cholera vic
TINS in Hamburg which took place Oh
Tuesday and Wednesday were six hun
drcd, as against two hundred on Satur-
day. The funereal traffic is so great
that it is proposed to build a temporary
railway to the cemetery so as to facili-
tate the transportation of bodies.
LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from
Paris says that Count Augustus Bis
marck and Count Bismarck Bohlen
have resigned their positions in the
German army owing TO Emperor's Will
liam's alleged offensive remarks about
the Bismack family.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-According to the
latest announcement the marriage OF
Prince Ferdinand of Roumania and
Princess Marie, daughter of the Duke
of Edinburgh, will take place on Jan.
10, at Sigmaringen, Prussia.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-This is the last
day of the Manchester September
meeting, and one of the great events OF
the racing season came Of. This was
the race for the Lancashire plate of
10000 sovereigns or such other sum as
amounts to the value of the whole OF
the entrance money and LOCO sove-
reigns added. 1t was won by Baron de
Hirschs threc-year-old brown FLY, La
Flcche.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 24.-Ninc-
teen now cases Of cholera and - deaths
were reported here yesterday. This is
decrease of Is cases and an Increase
OF four deaths compared with the re-
turns for Thursday Thirty-six pa
tients in the hospitals recovered and
were discharged yesterday.
HAMBURG, Sept 24.-Eighty four
new cases of cholera occurred here yes
terday according to the official figures.
Tho deaths numbered 81. The returns
issued for yesterday contain 81 cases
and 10 deaths that occurred prior TO
Friday.
BERLIN, Sep. 24.-The cholera situa-
ton here looks more serious to-day
than it has at any time. Twelve sus-
picious cases have been taken to the
Moabit Hospital, and one of the pa
tients died in 81 few hours after he was
admitted. Prof. Koch says that Stettin
is in great danger, owing to the fact
that Oder river is infected.
RIGI, Sep. 24.-Up to Wednesday there had
been III cases of cholera and s deaths from.
the disease at Bolderau. Il village short dis
lance from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

THE "CoLoRED MEMS NATIONAL
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION" at their
meeting in Indianapolis yesterday, de-
nounced President Harrison and his
administration, according to apress dis
patch from there. But no democrat,
well acquainted with negro Characters
tics, will have his hopes of the success
OF his party frightened by this dis
patch for he knows that with rare ex-
ceptions all the negroes in the country
who shall go to the polls next Novem-
Der will cast republican ballots, no mat
ter how much they may have previous
" denounced Mr. Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
RuckIcn,s Arnica saIye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively
cures Piles, or 10 pay required. Its guaran-
tced to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded Price % cents per box. For sale by
C. G.. Lennon, 606 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

"the soldier could forgive everything
buf one, and that was treason to the
flag BY which, of course, he meant
that no federal soldier, including Presi-
dent Harrison, could forgive any body
who was not loyal to the I. 5. flag
during the war between the States. No
wonder General Malone isn't crazy to
have President Harrison reelected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
The Russian in Behring's Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 94.-The seal
ing schooner Kate and Anna, has just
reached here. The captain states that
he had captured upwards of two hun
dred skins, but the Russian man-of-war
Zobiaka seized the schooner, taking
away not only all the skins but most of
her sealing gear and hunting guns.
The Russian also took nearly all the
provisions aboard, leaving enough only
to get the crew home again before
starving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

Her HUSBAND OyERTAKES HER
Mrs. Alice Slack and George Reevey,
of Jersey City, were arrested in Chicago
Thursday night The womans hus-
band is wholesale coal dealer in Jcr-
sey City, and for the past three years
George Reevey, clerk in the freight
office of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company has boarded with the
Stacks. Reevey is 81 years old, and
not at all prcpossessing III appearance.
However. he and Mrs. Slack fell in love,
and on the 18th of the present month
suddenly took their departure from
Jersey City. They took with them
$500 in money belonging to Mr.. Slack
and three trunks full Of clothing and
valuablcs.
On Monday telegram was received
at the Chicago police headquarters
from Chief of Police Smith, of Jersey
City, asking that the couple be detained
in case they should reach Chicago. Po-
liceman Bailey was detailed on the case,
and Wednesday night placed them I'M
der arrest. The injured husband ar
rived in the city Thursday morning,
and spent the greater part Of the day in
pleading with his hayward wife to re-
turn with him to their home. This,
however, she refuses to do, and says
she will stick to Reevey, no matter
what comes. She has the money taken
from her husband in her possession.
The police are in a quandary, and have
telegraphed Chief Smith for instruc-
tions. In the meantime Reevcy is Ian
gushing in cell at the Central station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. "a, 1892
BEFORE THE republican party came

BEFORE THE republican party came
into peer farming was profitable
business in Virginia and nearly all the
farmers in the State were doing well.
1t is lust the reverse nov. But, all the
same. there are farmers in the state
who, by voting the tnird party ticket,
would perpctuate the power of the re-
publicans, for there cannot be one OF
Them so ill-informed as to entertain the
idea that there is the remotest chance
for the election Of the third party's
ticket. Even so late as 4 year or two
before the PASSAGE Of the Mckinley
bill. Dir. Beverly said he made eight
thousand dollars year on his farm.
Since the passage of that bill, he says,
he makes nothing. An3 Vel the
same Mr.. Beverly is trying to in
duce democrats to vote for Mr.. Weav-
er, and thereby help to elect Mr.. Har-
rison, who says the Mckinley bill must
stand, and who agrees with Mr. Nc
Kinley, that cheap coat shows that
the man who wears ii is cheap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

So FAR, there is only one republican
candidate for Congress in the State,
Mr.. Wood, in the 9th district. Several
district republican conventions have
been called, but they have ialad to
make nominations, and one in this dis
trict did make q nomination, but it is
highly probable the nominee will de,
cline to accept it when it shall be form
ally presented to him. Nomatter what
Mr.. Brady may say 70 the contrary, Gen
Malone is still boss of the republican
party of Virginia, and his orders, to tho
effect that the republicans in the State
shall vote for fat money and govern
ment pawnshcp third party congress
ional candidates, will be obeycd by, nc
all, but large majority of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
Wedd;ngin Fauquicr.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
UpPERvILLE, Fauquier Co., Va, Sept
pa very picturesque wedding was the
order of the day at Emanuel Church,
near Delaplane Station, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst.
Miss Ellie s. Pendleton, the daughter
of Mrs. Henrietta r. Pendleton, was
married to Mr.. Lionel B. Perry-Ay-
scough.
The wedding took place at high
noon, the Rev. Edwin 5. Kinks ofliclat-
ing.
Mr.. f. Ashley Cooper, also an Eng
lishman, was the best man.
The ladies of Emmanuel congrcga-
ton had arranged a beautiful arch OF
flowers, composed largely of the ma
tionaI dowor, The rich golden-rod and a
marriage bell pendant from the centre
under which the bride and groom stood
during the ceremony.
Many guests from the neighborhood
and relatives from Clark county and
Warrenton filled the church.
After the marriage the relatives and
immediate friends were entertained at
Mrs. Pendleton's home.
A beautiful array of presents and q
delightful repast with hand shaking,
congratulations and an old shoe and
rice thrown after the pair, who left by
the evening train, brought to close
the day which means so much to the
pair who launch out into that life where
two hearts merge in one. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

THE REPUBLICAN Utah commission
reports that that democratic territory
should not yet be admitted to statehood,
for the reason that ';it has reports OF
fifteen male persons who are Bothered to
have entered into polygamous mar
riages during the past year, and gilmore
than three hundred persons who are
known or bciiered TO be now living III
polygamous relations" As the we'll
paid commission will Expire when
Utah shall become a State, its reason
for so much belief is plain. But even
supposing the belief be true, are not the
cases of polygamous marriages and po-
lygamous relations infinitely more nu-
merous in every State of ;he Union than
in Utah?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24
From the New York Quarantine.

QUARANTINE, Sep. 24-The steamer
Rhaetia from Hamburg arrived here
this morning. There was no sickness
whatever during the passage but the
passengers and vessel will be detained.
SANDY HOOK, n. J., Sept. 24.-The
500 Normannia passengers in camp
here will be landed in New York be-
fore nightfall if nothing unforeseen
occurs. The joy of the passengers is
indescribablea at the thought of regain
ing their freedom after what has practi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

cally been an imprisonment lasting
nearly q month.
NEW YORK, Sep. 24.-No cases Of
cholera have appeared i'll this city snce
the last bulletin Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

BECAUSE SOME ill-mannered hood.
lums at Macon, threw bad eggs at Gen
eral Weaver and Mrs Lease, those two
third party speakers VINO came there
together, have abandoned the whole
State of Georgia to the vile demo
Gratis" and will take themselves oil to
more congenial climes, where men who
recently wanted TO hang all ex-Conted-
crates, ana women who make stump
speeches in favor of taxing southern
people to pay those who impoverished
them the difference between gold and
greenbacks, will be welcomed by respon-
sive audiences. Their departure is not
to be regretted, though the cause of
it may Will be, ard for that cause Mr..
Watson is not blameless, as he has
preached obliteration of race distinc-
tions in that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

AT ONE of the late G. A. R. meetings
in Washington Major Stowitts said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-24

twenty-five new Bal tist missionaries
will sail on the steamer Pavonia to-
morrow afternoon from Boston for the
foreign fields of the denomination.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-15

rnb l1ngetrennt ober unbefhdbiat All
conierbiren. Do1 1T bic 9lusfidt, in
bieien biele Meter nd1tigem Mlfalien.
uno Immoniat baltigen aeriebtem grfres
merten Der Glugmdufe fbl9e 3eugen
elmer untergegangenen Sbieripelt ober
Der slei63eitigen griitena fes Men.
i6engef9le9teS gu finben, febr sering.
3ablrei6e glrten Glebermduie, uie
uns bic paldontologie ober 0eriteines
rungsfunbe lsbrt, bemobllten un{eren
planeten f6on in Der 3eit Der 66blenz
bdren unb bes Mammutb, aber Ser
nnansiteblihe Geruh Der seriebten
alfaloz nno mnmoniafbaltigem Grtre>
mente Der 6lusmdule:: bas unuuterz
bro6ene 9erabfallen franfer unb to6ter
Tlatterer uub bic penetrantem Mmsbiim=
ftungen bermeienher 3ei1en berielben,
merbem pobl folbe 60blen Dem Bier
fiBler Der Gormelt. uno ebenIo getuiB
au6 benz urmeni6en ber 9ilupials
3eit ni6t als paiienbe Wobn= ober 3uz
flu6tsltdtten baben eri6einen lahen.
Gber miirben fi9 nDbl Iol1e ipilIen-
i6aftli6 ipibtigen Gunbe i'm 5dutte
nno I'M 2ebm unb Salt binter Der
Worberboble gu Sage f0r6ern lafen.
3ur 3eit bes Sonnenaufganges ae=
lpdbrt Der ginflug Der Millionen beims
tebrenber Jlugmduie einem 9lnblid,
tpel9er tpobl in feiner 9(rt nabesu einz
gig baffebt.
gs f6eint, als Oh ale 9lusfliialer
ibre 9eimfebr allf bic cine Iiertelftunbe
perf6ieben, bic pom erfem 9lufitrablen
bes Sagesgeftirns iiber bem 6priaont
bis gum ipirfli9en gmportauden bes
obereu Sonnens&anbes iiber bic Beraz
fetten perflieBt.
Stebt man 5u ber 3eit i'm gingange
Der 90blen, 10 Iiebt man elm linnz
peripirrenbes blibf6nelles S6pirrem
un5dbliger Jlebermduie, uel9e I'M
Snnerem oeriGpinben. Sat bic Gonne
iid o6llig iiber ben Qorisont erboben,
10 folgen nod einaelne Na6siigIer, bis
lie li6 sdblen lafen. Wlan bort baun
bon ben bunfeln W0lbungen unb 0edeu
Der 5meiten S0ble elm pieltaulenbltims
mises 8e5iid); elm leiies iuispernbes
@erduid unb bann tritt cine tiefe
Stille ein, lpel6e beiagt; rg1ir 1t,Ias
FEM"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-15
c5us 9eparte,ment fir 3letoer5tpffc

pat ne formle &ooutn pa gesf bic qie arbaen un
elnfen 9Saaren ieben Seben in grfaunen.
nn ene Sane elegant ge6et n ua 10 bebor es tn
groBen Summe mebr, belen 3med gu erreiden
" 1T unnO96 aae Acknowledgment ansan; ein 8u
ng6ds un cine rfung Der bebnen Departemn giebt bie bette
Nusfunft
Sn pereSenen aleoeon wie Crepe Cents su uub
9Sabe Is Gents n bic r @eus Der gorb beabaeieb
uorbem.
tat Die 81 90 g en mrb fir nur peau eber
baup nb I'M Clothing 9earem ebuonen nqretn bic BON SSem
pabrgenommen uerben ionten.
Die snbe So oas paa abeber gar u uberpfeu er
oen 9Sr ban ie in aaen 6acons Ses gaar aaranrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-15

tpiirfe BON ber Wolbuns Ser 11ble berz
undergraduate SIusmduie gefe6en,
peld)e elm ober 5tuei fleine fefange.
tlammerte Sungen fdugten. Sod fanb
i'd gu berielben 3eit baIbermadlene
Sunge, iebo6 nod ni6t aum sfluqe
reif lin @efelli9aft zines biemeni6marnls
artigen &lumpens ertpa1Iener ssIeber>
mduie beiber @el6Ie6ter.
Sd piini6te, baB irgenb ein fenntz
miBrei9er Sori9er unD Naturfreumb
f6 einmal bic 3eit nebmen m6dte,
oas 2eben unb Sreiben iener nod aez
beimiliBDollen 9fadtfliigler sr belallz
f1en. Cine CUTE 8lemblaterne nit su
perf6liebenbem Strablenli6te uno cine
lange Setter iinb jebo9 n6tbige 8equis
liten. Gin leitenber 9riabnefaben, ober
bilnnes Sell, 1T ebenfaus iebr 81 enle
pfeblem fir ben, tpel6er bie fi1 ipeit
lns Snnere bes Berges erfreden6en
8dnge unb Rdume un.eriu6en tpia.
Ntein Sobn, tpel9er tpobl am tpeite1ten
IN bles 9abprintb eingebrungen lit, bat
Die Suit fir weitere grforI6ungem bers
loren. Ct iast: r9ort unten aber iit's
i6auerli1E
Wtan ldnft bort belonbers @efabr,
III Der abiolnten Duntelbeit Der @dnge
in eine Der int &alfgebirge bur6 pule
fanilbe unb au9 neptnnil9e gintpir=
lung gebilbeten ipaltenartigen Nbgriinbe
gu ftiiraen.
@uffallenb lit es, bab in ienen, f9
nabri9einli6 meilenfpeit eritreden6en
gdnsem eins frii6e geiunbe 2uft cur
iirt. Gin Betpeis, baB fie nit nod
unbetannten, tpenn aud tleinen ober
i6malen Nusgdngen irgenbmo i'm
Walbe o6er ben @ebiii6en bes @es
bir9sfodes III @erbinbung fteben.
9lls i6 in ben erfen eabren bes
fiinften Sabrsebntes bic beiben 0orz
berboblen betrat, babe i6 mid iiber bic
maiienbaften, in alien sSormen uno
Jarben f6immernben marmor,peiBen
unb iuie Grpitall glibernben 5talats
titen uno 5ropflteinsebilbe freuem f6ms
men, bod lett Der 3eit, unb ben sSabren,
mo- Der 6lebermausz@uano ausgebeutet
tuorben 1T, bat fiubii6e 3erif5rungss
luit nit unseregelter unwiHenl6afts
li6er 2iebbaberei uub Sammlertrieb,
alles berglei6en Sebensmertbe serlt0ri
ober meg9ei6leppt. So6 iorat bic
9tatnr in fortmdbrenber filler @rbeii
bur6 ieben 9ropfen @aIer, lueIder,
nit @ipss ober aalftbeilem geIdttigt,
aus ben Gew0lben unb Wdnben her.
austr6pfelt, fir neue Gebilbe. SER
s. 0rORer in GOncam seiste mir eint
l6one austpabl neugebilbeter Stalaf.
titen, bic er leBtbin geiammelt bat.
Sd m06te Serrn Marbad, ben id
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