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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
COME AT LAST.

The millennium, SO long looked for, and
SO many times spoken and written about,
is just around the corner, waiting for the
band to play to begin the procession. A
pugilist has owned up, "beiore the fight"
that the other fellow is the "best man."
The Kansas City Star has received a letter
from ]. B. Carance, who was matched to
Kansas, with 3-ounce gloves, for $3.50,
having had a chance to see his opponent
work, he thinks him too clever and is
willing to forfeit the match. He states
that the railroad man is a clever two
handed fighter and would be a match for
Fitzsimmons and consequently he does
not want any of the game.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
RUSSELL BOUND OVER.

Ben Russell, the negro who made such
a murderous attack upon another negro,
named Jim Johns, at ~Higginsville, some
weeks ago, with a corn knife, as told in
the INTELLIaENCER at the time, was
given a preliminary hearing Saturday,
and held to the grand jury in $500 bail.
At first it was thought that Johns would
die, as the knife penetrated his skull, the
mans brains oozing through the orifice.
He is recovering, however, and was pres
ent at the trial Saturday.
Mr.. Aull succeeded in securing the IN
viction of Robert Bennett for disturbing
the peace, and he was fined 81 and costs
at H~igginsville Saturday.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
THE KANSAS IN MIssOuRI WATERs.

M HHHIhb I "IIbOOHf WnIIHb'
The Star of Monday says the packet
State of Kansas arrived from st. Louis at
8 O'Clock Sunday morning and landed at
the west levee opposite the north enc of
Bluff street, where it remained nearly all
day discharging freight. The Kansas had
about 700 tons of freight, and most of it
was general merchandise for Kansas City.
The boat left the warehouse at the foot of
Delaware street at 9 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing for an excursion trip to Leavenworth,
Atchison and st. Joseph under the auspices
of the Missouri River Improvement asso-
citation,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

Don't lay too much store by republic
a anti-conyention dissentions. These
fellows can quarrel awfully about how
to o a rabbit pie, and then become
as jolly over the feast as if they had
never disagreed.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

The democratic state delegation of
New York TO Chicago held a meeting
in New York City Monday night and
declared its determination to present
the name of David b. Hill in the
nationa. convention, and vote for HIM
until he was nominated or requested
the withdrawal of his name.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

Maryland democrats held their state
convention Wednesday. The delega-
ton is inclined to German. A resolu-
ton to mdorse Cleveland vas voted
down. The vote for was %, against
81. This was unexpected as Cleve-
lands friends have been claiming the
state
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
6-l1-tf ii. w. WINsoR, Agent.
Predicted the Pennsylvania uIsaster

ANDERSON, Ind, June s.-The recent
disastrous fire and flood in the oil re-
gions of Pennsylvania recalls a predic-
ton made by William Stoner, a negro
preacher of this place, who, one month
ago, went into Il franc on n street
car in this city and foretold the de-
struction of cities in the oil region of
Pennsylvania by fire and water.
Stoner was thought to be crazy and
was locked up for insanity and is still
in Jail. Nothing more was thought OF
the matter until the terrible dis
aster, when the prophetic words of the
old negro were recalled.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

About the only difference between
Judge Gibson and the other ssfarmer''
candidates for governor is, that the
Judge owns no farms. He does as
much blowing as either of them.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

An unknown admIrer having heard
Nine. Christine Nilsson sing "The
Last Rose of Summer" rang her bell
at one O'Clock in the morning, and
on the door being opened threw in a
little box, and ran away before any
questions could be asked. The box
contained an exquisitely cut rose in
gems, bearing the inscription 1.-The
Last Rose.'
Mrs. Alice Hamilton Rich, of MIN
neapolIs, Mimi, has become editor of
the home department of the Children s
Home Finder, Davenport, Iowa. Mrs.
Rich has written for the Sunday School
Times, the Home Maker, and other
papers and magazines, both prose and
poetry that have won commentator
from able critics.
Mrs. Mary Dickinson, in the Arena,
contends that the higher schools should
have a professor whose business should
be to study the character and taste Of
each pupil. There are schools where
this is attempted, and the multiplicity
of courses is making it easier every
year.
Miss Helen Leah Reed writes g
description of ''Woman's Work in AS
tronomy at Harvard" in the Aprii
New England Magazine. 1t will int
crest many women who do not care fol-
astronomy, but like to know what theil
sisters are doing.
~
B~oonville, Mo-, June The semi
weekly Star, an Independent newspa,
per Of this city, was sold by Dan Kline
to j. W. Smiley snd Lucian Wright,
both of this city. The paper will re,
main neutral in politics.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

No city in Missouri has a brighter
future than Sedalia.-Democrat.
Correct. 'sSedalia's future" has
been used so much that it is worn off
smooth, and behold it shines like a bald
head at a variety show.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

Near Salyresville, KY, in a fight at a
republican primary election, Joseph
Higgins shot and killed Robin Daniel,
ex-county assessor. Daniel Il. Green
lost an arm in the fracas and Elijah
DUNCAN was injured, probaly fatally,
by being struck with a rock.
Near Grayson, Ky, the other day
Austen Porter was hanged by 4 mob.
On May 20 Porter killed his wife. The
mob gathered at midnight, forced the
jailer to deliver the keys and took Por-
ter out and hanged him to n railroad
bridge. Porter confessed the murder.
Charles Egbert Craddock's 'r-r-iVal''
is viii Allen Dromgoole, also a Tennes.
see woman and a writer, who, next tC
Charles Egbert, understands the oearts
and souls of the Tennessee people.
Brigam Young's daughter-in-law,
Mrs. M. ID. Young, is a newspaper wO.
man and a member of the staff of the
Salt Lake City Tribune.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

In Cincinnati the anti-C cleveland DEM
ocrats elected GA out of6s delegates
to the state convention which meets at
Columbus next Tuesday.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
HEARD AGAIN CHOSEN

John T. Heard, who is the representa-
tive In congress from the old Sixth Mis-
souri, district, was re-nominated at Soda
liza Tuesday, as the democratic candidate
In the new Seventh district, composed OF
Boone, Howard, Saline, Pettis, Benton,
Hickory, Polk and Green counties. Mr..
Heard is sure of reelection.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
Marshall Halls

ready method in drowning, rs to what 10
do and how to do it, will be found IN Or;
Kaufmann's Medical Work; fine colored
plates from life. Send three 2-cent stamps,
to pay postage, to A. p. Ordway, d Co,
Boston, Mass, and receive n copy 1ree.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

A resolution IN the Texas democratic
state convention i%nstructing for Cleve-
land was voted down by a large major
ity, and Texas goes to Chicago unham-
pered.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
REV. GORDON GOING.

Rev. Il. G. Gordon, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church, has announced that he
has accepted the Biblical chair Inc vice.
presidency of Westminster College at
Fulton, and that he expects to leave Lex
ington about July LIST.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

40 acres OF good level land, 4 miles from
Lexington; 100 acres now in wheat; well
watered and under fence. Possession of
wheat and given as soon as wheat is cut.
Price low; terms easy. J. b. SILVER.
6-4-4t Lexington, Mo.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
MADE A MARX s T

AT Monday nights meeting of Lexing-
ton chapter, Royal Arch Masons, the de-
grees of mark master and past master
were conferred upon Kent Chambers.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
Pleasant Boarding.

Pleasant boarding for lady and gentle
man during summer months, two miles
south OF town. Call at this office. 6-11-tf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

of fare. The convention commences June
u. 1892. but "the Alton" will sell excur-
sion tickets to Chicago and return, at one
fare for the round trip, from all points ON
it's line within a radius OF $50 miles OF
Chicago, June II, 20, q, y and % 1882,
good for return passage up 10 anu i.ciuu-
mo lime d. 1892. From points on its line
outside a radius of $50 miles of Chicago,
sthe Alton" will sell excursion tickets ut
one fare for the round trip June Ii tn y,
inclusive, good for return passage up to
and including July q, lSg2.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

There is a serious split in the Ala
bama democracy, and there will prob
ably be two state tickets in the field.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

Mississippi has elected an unin-
.sFa1led aelsestiop to Chicago on an
mil & eland blatform.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
MATTERS.

Rev. Henry A. Young will preach at the
Presbyterian church at Dover, OIL the Sd
Sunday Of this month.
Rev. James A. Quarles, d. D., of Lexing-
ton, Va, will preach at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
ALI invited to attend.
At Joplin Sunday, Bishop Hogan, of
Kansas City, and Rev. j. j. Lilly, Of this
city, confirmed forty-ive persons as men,
bers of the Catholic church of that city.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
EOraAt Wool.

In the highlands Of the Grand uchy
of Baden there are several factories Of
VALID wolle-''tree WOOL" as we might
translate it, a woolly material prepared
from the fbre of fr-leaves. The bast Of
the oil-palm and the hollis Of the bonn
bax tree have been successfully used
for the same purpose, and the natives
of the Philippine Islands prepare from
tn, fber of the mango q silk-like thread
that car be woven into the finest cloth.
Some of those trees could possibly be
acclimatized in our cotton states and
help 10 redeem the lands worn out by
, century OF forest-destruction The
Voice.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11

s 3iali defeated Mansur for the
congressional nomination IN the Second
congressional district on May 31st
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
THE CONVENTION.

Special to the Intelligencer.
MINNEAroLIs, MIMI, June 10.-In
the republican national convention the
first ballot, taken this afternoon, re-
onltaI 90 fnnnurc.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET

For Judge of the Circuit Court,
RICHARD FIELD.
Lafayette County.
For Judge of the Criminal Court,
JOHN Il. RYLAND,
LAFAYETTE County.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
ruE RATES

as YOUR route To Chicago, you are therep'
elected" to reach that Guy "i'h ="
greatest possible comfort at
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative,
JOHN Il. MILLER.
For Sheriff,
ZACH w. WRIGHT.
For Collector,
THOMAS A. CATRoN.
For Treasurer,
LEE II. DILLARD.
For Assessor,
JOHN WALKER.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
WILLIAM AULL.
For Surveyor,
JAMES X. GRAY.
For Public Administrator,
STEPHEN N. WILSON.
For Coroner,
JAMES II. STRAUGHN.
For>Assooiate Justices County Court
Western District,
RALPH S. ANDREWS.
Eastern District.
GEORGE CHAMBLIN.
FOR c~oEsTABLEs.
Lexington townshlp-J. ALLEN PREwITT.
clay township-JAMEs CHARLTON.
Sni-a-Bar township-JAMEs +. MEDIATION.
Washington townslip-F. X. Pool.
Middleton township-w. o THOMAS.
Dover township. ii. HrNsoN-
Freedom township-E. r. ROBERTSON.
Davis townshlp-ED. MASON.
For Justice of the Peace,
Davis township-ED. G. BRYANT.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
For Sale.

One square grand Steck's Piano, in first
class condition. PHILIP KELLER.
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INTEREST.

For further particulars call upon >, A.
Vermillion, ticket agent, Chicago q Alton
r. r., H~igginsville.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-06-11
THE WORLDS FAIR.

Aside from being a grand opportunity
to attend the national convention, the
low rates made by the Chicago ~ Alton
give everybody a chance To visit the site
of the Worlds Fair and see for themselves
what wonderful progress has been made
in the construction OF the hullninSs anu
prepnration of the grounds. Chicago's
famous park and boulevard systems Will
be at their best and "a stay in Chicago, II
even for a short time, will be of
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NOMINATION
IS TO
& ALTON

That is to say, if you are going TO the
Democratic Convention II VIII
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-18
yGefrSnte Worte. :"
Don n1arimtlian 6aroen.
(Der Najeitats 8eleibisuuas 9(rtiteI bel
nGranfTurter 3eituns."
(S4lub.)

ASlHiAp'J
9tls Seinri6 Der 8ierte feline 9rup,
pen berrli9en 9agen entge9enfiibren
Dollte, ba belt er bic allerliebite 8ierz
rebe: rWenn gu6 bic 3rompsten feb
len, ri6tet @u9 nod meinem ipeiBen
6elmbui6, Sbr tperbet i'm INNER auf
Dem pfabe Der gbre unb bes sieges
finben!" unb er liegte. Wlit feiner be-
riibmten friebli6en Ybraie aber ging es
benz naparreiii6en Steptifer tpioer grs
iparten; Inn in bic i60ne S6mubftabt
Der Barrier einaieben gu fonnen, leste
er ieinen @Iauben ab: rparis iit cine
WleHe tperib!" Oie Weiie wurOe ses
leien: nit ben aonpertiten aber sog
Der proteifantismns in 6ranfrei6 elm,
befen Weien nod beute ben grimmen
3ola 10 drgerli6 ftimmt. llno gibt es
bittereren 6obn auf aae Wabrbaftigs
felt, als beifelben pierten Seinrid be-
rti1tigteS gBort bon benz Subn, bas
jeber Bauer an iebem Sonntas i'm 9opfc
baben ioltes 0ian glaubt gar ni6t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-18

pbraie ftiir3te: Sc soumettre ou Sc
demettre (Si6 unteriperfen ober abz
banfen.) } M6t bic @eburt unter pur>
purbeden alfo, Der Ma6tbeliB pieImebr
unb bas Ma6tbepuBtlein f6rbert Ben
Wtutb aur pbrafe unb ieber politif1e
Solbat trdgt I'M Sorniiter bem Marz
f9aQfab bes gefronten Gebners.
ytur bic iiber3eugteiten Mbfolutilten
f6Diegen fets itiq unb bic iiberaeugtez
item Ierfafiungsbefenner: Ser barba,
ride 9erri6er begniigt ii6 nit elmer
8eberbe, &atbarina unb peter Der
@roBe peri9mdbten bic t0nenben Worte
unb bic &6nigih @ictoria bon gngz
Lamb, beren 8prfabrin nit 2eieeiter
nnb gfer als iungfrduli6e 9onisin
anf bic 9fa6 Delt gefommen 1T, fpri1t
nur bur6 bas Mebium ibrer bonn Nolfe
ertpdblten 8eratber. $50 bas @eIbft=
betpn Bt fein mad immer nellz
EN- % or ten iu 6 t, ba 1T es m
aern d On rf9iittert. gs
mag baber riibren, baB bic 8eberri6er
aller &euben, in ibrer mad unierem
Begriffen fulturellen 3uriidgeblieben=
belt, fir bic prdgung gefr0nter Worte
10 nenig geleiitet baben. Ser einsige
gticolai palfin, gtifolaus nit bem
Stiid9en, bebt in einem S9lagmorte
uns fort, unb bas 1T 10 f96n, baB es
aud ciDiliiirteren Monar6en als Motto
uobl gu empfeblen ipdre. 9lIs ndmli1
Der Gar um cine unteritiibung fir ben
groBen melan9olil9en Satirifer @os
gol gebeten ipurbe, CAB er Der bolben
gerberin 5000 &ubel unb fiigte ldz
6elnb bic 8itte binau: Scr yame bes
Spenbers barf ni6t genannt merben,
ionit glaubt Sbr poetil6er @6iiBling,
nun miiBe er ein officieller Di6ter tper=
ben!"
9lber-Sronie bes S6idfals !-no6
unter bemielben 3aren fiel berielbe Go
sol in ungnabe, neil ieim beiliges 2az
den bic 9erri9aft bes b0ien peliimus
gu forbern f6ien, neil er gu laut gez
ipro6en bate unb gu abbdnsig. Sin
ieltiames 8erbdngniB laftet auf ben ge=
fr6nten Worten: iie t6nen, iie bleiben
unb fdlifen ibres 8erfiinbers Bib,
bod iie bebeuten ni6tS unb iiber lie
binmeg raui6t Der treibenbe Strom
Der 3eit bem groBen Ocean su, Dem gez
beinlniBppllen, Der bic ieidten 8d6e
ldrmenber 8erebtlamfeit, falomonii9
ben Sabrmarft Der @itelfeiten beldz
6elnb, in ieinem S6ooBe peri6winben
iieht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-18
THnftes Rapitel.

Sn ben Morsenitunben bes ua9lten
cages btelt Elm elesanter @asen Dor
beuI alten S9loB tn Possia.
perieu, tn u1tta0elbaftem @eiell,
f4attsanju9e, eutities beniielben nnb
f9rttt lansfamt bttr9 bas ofiene Tbor
tn ben Sdlobbof. Gr lab ernit uno
ettpo8 blab aus. @r mar iinaufrieben
NIT fi9 ielbft, neil er iih nt9t In Der
froben, eliidliden Stinln1ung fablte, bic
elm Brdutisam bod nod feiner slnli9t
hdtte empfinben miilien. @r ln9te ben
0runb Der fon0erbaren S1mere, bic
auf feinen @mpfinoungen laitete, In ben
duBeren 0erbdltnifien, er mar ia nit
ii9 oariiber einis geiporoen. baB er
Retra liebte titb eigentli1 nur benz eige.
len Wnnif) folgte, tpenn er uni lie marb.
nn0 aud obne baS Samort Der alien
Mar9ela betrabtete ct fid felt seftern
als Yetra'S 0erlobten. GlS er jest
bur9 ben itiaen, 3erbr0delnben Sof
l4ritt, flan9 Tim ba8 Medern Der iSie,
gen aus 6em Sdlob entsegen unb Te,
tra's Tauben umflatterten ben trodenen
8runneu.
sd babe mir nieinen @mpfang In
oem 9aule, aus oem i1 meine sSran
bolen ipiiroe, bod anoers eebad,t,
ruurnlelte Ct, unb Der Druid, unter 6em
CT itano, tpur6e itdrfer. Do1 er 5Ait.
telte i1n ab, inbem .er lihelno laate:
rDornr6Sden, rnb i1 bin Der Prins,
Der fie iH's 3eben fiibrt eS lit chen
etiras ungen5bnlih, aber bod etn lieb.
lides Wdr9enl Die mirb 5rieoa es
finben? ga, freilid, bas lit etpas
auberts, etipas gang, gang &noereS |"
SIN 9ausflur traf er Seanne. Die ibn
3n Der Mar6ela fiibrte.
Die alte Dame laB i'm Grfer, mie se-
w6bnlid), nit einer Danoarbeit bei6df-
tist. Sie ebob ii1 ni1t bel 0erien's
Gtntritt, iie lieb nur bic arbeit iinfen
nno wan6te ibm ibr @eii9t 3l, oas inn
NIT ben 9roBen, flarblidenoen Mu9en
unter benz poaeu, bo9frifirten f6nee,
ueibeu 9uur beut falt nod f6nigli1er
eridien als sseitern.
sSts foninten beut, I'm 3u perben,
9err @raf,A rebete fie ibn an. ,Sie
5nhen oas, mas tbr 3ei9tlinn perfhul,
bette burd biele 8erbuns gut su MAIDEN,
nnb bteie 9anblunssfDeile fl66t mir
Dertrauen Elm un0 sibt mir, CLAUDE idb,
baS @e6t, often NIT Sbnen gu reoen.
Sie be9ebren Elm gang armes Waohen
3nr Grau. Sbr 0qter bat iein Yermo.
cen TN Spiel perloren, i9 babe oaa
rneine barau 9eeeben, um feline S6ul,
ben aa tilgen = Elm 6leden baftet nt9t
ouf berl Namen Der BarbiS. Sd babe
Waria Hetra fitr bas 9lofter beitimmt,
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nii6e Wort: rWenn es fir uns bortbeils
bait 1T, ebrli6 gu iein, bann merbem mir
es fein. Wenn mir betriigen muifea,
merben mir 96urfen fein!" lie Nlle gez
b0ren bierber, unb aud 6riebrid Der
3meite BON 9obenitaufen mag nod ib=
men aur Seite treten, Der gan3 offen ein>
gefanb, er rtdfte nur ioId5e S6meine,
bic ibm allein ben Sped Iiefern mfg
ten; unb 2ubtpig Der glfte bon Granfs
reid bei6lieBt Die &eibe nit ieinem
tuun6erpollen praglnatii9en Grunbz
fabe: nWer ni9t beu9eln fann, fann
ni9t regieren!" gsicplo Mac9iapefli
mag ii6 bdngen Ial1en, benm iol6es
Sroitmort bat felbft er in ieiner fur9tz
barren Inalpie bes Sespotismus ni6t
gefunben.
Selbitsefalise 9ilettantem, f6wdr>
menbe Sanatifer, rpmantif1e Meltperz
beferer, brutale &ealpolitifer =: obne
gefr0nte Worte iinb lie idmmtli1 nidt
ausgefommen. unb bod, penn man
suriidblidt = tpie unenbli6 gering mar
bic 8ebeutung bieies rebielisen Settles
fiir bic @ef6ide Der @elt, tpie 1T es
INNER perbalt bor Der 2osif Der 9batz
laden, baB ni9ts fait iibrig blieb, als
eine fromme 2egenbe nnb elm 6ebem
bebrudten papiers. 6ofgei6i6tsz
i9reiber unb anbere 8D3antiner mo=
gen nod beute iid baran erg0Bem unb
piellei6t finbet ein confeilionea gebrillz
tes Gel6le6t einit aud an bieier lleberz
lieferung pieber Gefatlen; porldufig
aber giebt bic Mebrbeit Der 8erfdnbis
gen nod benz iieben5ebnidbrisen golz
taire Re6t, Der I'LL bes Oebipus miitz
terli6es @emabl fpre6en lieB:
uuniere prieiter iinb ni9t, mas bas
einfdltige 8olf benft. lnlere 2ei6tz
gldnbigfeit 1T ibre gauge MiKeni6aft.
Sie P6raie ift ein 9inb Der @ultur,
ein Sinh Der 2iebe our i6onen pofe,
gum malerif6en Galtenpurf; in Der
guten @eieaf6aft tpiirbe man fie pieIs
lei6t elm natiirli6eS &inb nennen, OH
ne 3u bebenfen, baB babur6 elm lei1er
Vormurf gegen bic lnnatur Der = gbe
anflinst.
Die 8arbarei bat ii6 Der praguns
gefronter Worte INNER nod unsiinitig
erpleien, pdbrenb ielbft niebrig @es
5eugte auf Der S6be elmer meitbin iidtz
barren SteIung iofort bic @abe bes
@roBlpre9ems empfingen, = man benz
te an Cola &ienai, ben Sobn eines
S6anftpirtbes unb elmer Wdi6erin,
Der ben @diarenpabnlinn 70 peit trieb,
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ben Mari6aa nit Der fnirl6enben
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