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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-16
THE MORNING NEWS MONDAY, DECEMBER 16 1885,

der who refused TO load his gun. or TO 90
into the conflict because IL was only a
skirmisn, saying. i am not going TO eN-
pend my ammunition on a skirmish; wait
and then you VIII see how courageous
am, and what battling j viii dOH' The
general would say 10 such man. III you
are not faithful in a skirmish, YOU would
be nothing IN a general engagement" And
nave 10 tell you. Oh Christian men, If
YOU cannot apply the principles OF Christ :
religion on a small scale. you VIII never
be able TO apply them on large scale
II mad my way with you l would have
you possess all possible worldly prosper
ity. / would have you each one a garden
river flowing through il. geraniums and
shrubs on the sides. ana the grass and
MOVERS as beautiful as though the rainbow
had fallen / would have you a house. a
splendid mansion. and the bed should be
covered with upholstery dipped in the set
ting sun j would have every hall in your
house set with statues and statuettes, and
then ! would. have the four quarters CT
the globe pour in all their luXuries on your
table. ana you should have forks Of sill
yer and knives Of gold. inlaid with dia-
monds and amethysts. Then you should
each one OF you have the finest horses,
ana your pick OF the equipages of the
world Then | would have you live a hun
dred and nifty wears, and you should not
nave a pain or ache until the last breath.
Not each one Of us2' you say. Yes:
Yes; the only difference / would ma Ike
with them would be that I would put a
lAtAic extra git on llelr walls, and a llILl
extra embroidery on their slippers. But
you say, why does not God give US all
these things" All bethink myself. lie is
wiser. II would make fools and sluggards
of us If we had our way. No man puts his
best picture in the pOrticO or vestibule Of
his house. God meant this world 10 be only
the Vesubule of heaven. that great gallery
OF the universe toward which we are aspir-
ing. We must not have il too good in this
world, or we would want no heaven.
Polycarp was condemned to be burned
70 death The stake was planted. He
was fastened TO it, The faggOts We're
placed around him, the fires kinded, but
history tells US that the flames bent out
ward like the canvas of a ship in a stout
breeze, so that the flames. instead of
destroying Polycarp. We're only a wall
between him and his enemies They had
actually to destroy him with the pOnard
the flames would not touch him. Well,
my nearer. / want you to understand
that by Gods grace the flames Of trial,
instead of consuming your soul, are
only going to be wall of defense, and
a canopy Of blessing. God is going TO
fulfill to you the blessing and the prom
ise as he did 10 Polycarp. When thou
walkest through the fire thou shalt not
be burned" Now you do not under
stand: you shall know hereafter In
heaven you will bless God even for the
hornet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRE WORKS oRDINANCE.

City Of Savannah, Mayors Office,
Dec a. 1S95.-For the information of
the public, the following ordinance gov
erning the discharge Of fireworks and fire
crackers and the building of bOn-dres in
the city of Savannah, is published, and
the same viii be strictly enforced;
An ordinance 10 prevent the discharge
OF fireworks and fire crackers and the
building Of 5On-dres in the city Of Savan-
nan, except IN certiOn portions of the city
south of Jones street, exclusive of that
portion of Bull street between Jones
street and the park extension.
Section i. Be 1t ordained by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah in
council assembled, that hereafter it shall
not be lawful for any person, during the
Christmas or other holidays. or at any
other time, to discharge fireworks, or fire
crackers, of any size or kind anywhere
In the corporate limits Of he city of Sa-
Vannah, save only those portions of said
city south OF Jones street, exclusive of
that portion Of Bull street, between Jones
street and the park extension, commonly
known as the parade ground.
Sec. ?. Be IL further ordained, that
hereafter it shall not be lawful for any
person, during the Christmas or other
holidays or at any other time, to build
| bon-fires of any description anywhere in
the corporate limits of the city of Sa-
Vannah.
Sec. Be it further ordained, that any
person violating this ordinance, or any
provision thereof, shall be subject, upon
conviction before the police court of the
city of Savannah, to a fine not to exceed
fifty (50 dollars and Imprisonment not to
exceed ten 90 days, either or both, in
the discretion of the court.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, that all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed. HERMAN MYERS,
Attest: Mayor.
A. N MANUCY,
Clerk of Council
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
Husband and Wife Reunited After
Being Parted by the Courts.

Husband and Wife Reunited After
Being Parted by the Courts.
Dublin, Ca, Dec. IA marriage to
which is attached a romantic tinge oc-
CURED here the middle of the week
Four years ago Mr.. T. Z. Hayes. young
man of genteel appearance and manners
indicating refinement, came to Johnson
county. and located at Wrightsville. His
business tact and plausible department
soon made him prominent among the
people. He made frequent visits in the
country. and it was not long before he in
gratiated himself with the country folks,
his convivialty being quite conspicuous
While visiting he became acquainted
with the family of J. T. Smell, a prOmi-
nent farmer, and county official. He was
introduced to the latters daughter, Miss
Matte +. Smell, a beautiful girl of IS
years Of age. Hayes, by his suave man
ners, won the confidence of Miss Smell
and their short courtship ripened into
love. In a short time they were en-
gagged, and their marriage soon fol-
lowed. The community was thrown into
a state of great excitement when it was
learned that the young man was big
amist, news of another living wife in
North Carolina being received a few
weeks after the marriage. The young
wife was utterly Frustrated by the in
telligence. With the assistance of her
father she instituted legal proceedings
against the man who had deceived
her, and the grand jury indicted him,
from North Carolina being present TO
swear against him. The jury convicted
him. and he was sentenced to two years
Imprisonment. After a short confinement
a petition was gotten up, and upon a
strong recommendation he was released
from his unpleasant berth. Upon gain
ing his freedom, he went to Alabama,
settled down to legitimate work. which
netted him snug sum of money In the
meantime he had himself freed from his
marriage with the North Carolina wo-
man. and began a correspondence with
the young wife who had prosecuted him,
and the replies he received were of the
most satisfactory nature, showing that
she still loved him. Last Tuesday. ac-
companied by the young woman, he ar
rived in town. and bright and early next
morning they presented themselves at
the house of Mrs. Hightower, and for
the second time were Joined together in
wedlock 1t is not known whether they
will make their home here or in Johnson
county. AS the ceremony was being
performed tears of JOY coursed down
the pretty brides cheeks.
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GREAT Is CALL.
Notice His Bills and the Number and
Vanity of His Resolutions


Vanity of His Resolutions.
Monticello, Fla, Dec. 12-Editor Morn
ing News: Senator Call has. within the
past few days, introduced bills in the
congress of the United States appropriate
ing sums of the peoples money aggre-
eating a million dollars; 100000 TO put up
a magnificent public building at Tampa, to
correspond doubtless to Plants palatial
hotel; $4,000 to put up a building at
Ocala; Sl250 900 for a light house steamer
SIS 900 for range lights, and $50, 900 for vari-
Gus other river and harbor improvements
Great Scott Come to think of it, how
ever, nobody need lose sleep on account
of 1t; it might just as well have been
billionl 1t would have sounded bigger
and though not dollar of it was intended
TO benefit the wool hat boys" upon
whom he depends for his election, still it
would have fooled 'em all the same.
These bills will only swell the long list
of those already introduced by the sena-
tor and will find the same sepulture and
oblivion in the committee rooms. My!
what a ghostly array of these bills and
resolutions sleep their last sleep in the
deep, cavernous catacombs at Washing
ton! and are they not all written in the
chronicles of w. d. Chipley?
Call will go down to history as the
champion Bill Introducer," as the great
"nihil ct pretoria resOlutist. After hav-
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ing done up the reactionary Spaniard for
his cruelty to the ever green ISLE he has
resoluted the ''unspeakable" Turk to the
'deminution pOw-wOws." and in one of
those bursts of poetic piety for which the
senator is famous-just before election
time-he declares that religion is the basis
of all civilization and calls upon congress,
government.
mo pent up Utica" but the whole
boundless universe covers the wide field
of Calls resolutiOnsi
If these resolutions only resoluted!
jefferson
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IN JAIL ON A CHARGE OF MURDER

Mack Block of OgIethOrpe County
Caught After Two Years.
Athens, Ca. Dec. 15.-NIack Block, a
young man living in Oglethorpe county.
was arrested at Carlton to-day and
brought to Athens. Two years since ].
Matt Thurmond, a Jackson county far
mer, was murdered in Athens. On circum-
stantial evidence indictments were found
against Oscar Saxon and Mack Block,
who had been with him during the day.
Block escaped but Saxon was arrested,
tried and acquitted. Block returned home
about month since with the intention,
as he says. of giving himself up. He was
arrested to-day, and tomorrow Judge
Hutchins will be asked to bail him. He
belongs TO a good family.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-16
DAMON GREENLEAF DEAD.
A weII-KnOwn JeweIer succumbs to
.re .. Heart Failure.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. lebanon
Greenleaf, well known throughout Florida
and in New York, died tonight at $50
o'clock of heart failure. He was the foun-
der of the firm of Greenleaf & Crosby,
jewelers. of this city. He was 81 years
of age and formerly of Rockport, N. Y.
During the late war he commanded the
Fourth regiment, Arkansas Volunteers,
which was connected with Gen. Grants
army at Columbus and Nicksburg. Col.
Greenleaf afterward co-operated with
Gen. Banks in the Red river campaign
and greatly distinguished himself.
-Dawkins: What would you do If you
had all the money you wanted?
Hawkins: I'd invest il where il would
double itself.-Boston Transcript.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-16
sT. PATRICk,s CHURCH FAIR

Will continue for this week, as it would
be impossible for the ladies to dispose Of
the articles before then. Although they
have disposed of a great many during the
week, they have as many more articles to
take their place, so a good opportunity is
presented for parties desiring to purchase
Christmas presents to cali during the
week, as the ladies will be pleased to wait
on them during the day and until u
o'clock at night.
At the Altar Society table, presided
over by Hiss Mamie Judge, are some very
fine artieaes. Among them are two very
fine stoves.
At the other fancy table, presided over
by Mrs. George Bandy and Mrs. p. Bar
rett, a very large number of fine articles
are to be disposed Of Among them are
two fine saddles and brides.
The supper table, conducted by Mrs.
Clarity and Mrs. NJ. J. Barrett, promises
to do a large business, as several socie-
ties will take supper during the week.
The ladies and the, committee in charge
of the Fair are well pleased with their re-
ceipts for the past week, and cordially
invite the public for this week.
P RARRETT Chairman
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 Water TAKERS.

City of Savannah. Department of Water
works, Savannah, Ca. Dec. Is, 1s95.-1he
water will be shut of for a few minutes this
morning at O'Clock on Whitaker street, from
Congress street to Hull street, for the purpose
OF taking out old ire MIGRANTS.
II. NJ. LOE,TON. Snnerintandent.
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MEETINGS.

DE KALB LODGE No. o, 1. o. o. II.
A regular meeting Of this lodge viii be
held this evening at s O'Clock, in Odd
Fellows hall
Every member is urged to be present, as
business Of importance will be tran
sacted. +. NJ. JEFFERS, y. q.
JOHN W. SMITH, Secretary.
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You, ladies, who love the
dyke" We have good news
for you. Found some mighty
fine sweaters which we can
offer you at $3.50 each. Not
made with the puff sleeves
and deep collar of our $500
sweater advertised yester-
day, but i mighty nice gar
ment. Not a seam in it, and
exquisitely shaped. By all
means, don't fail to see them.
They're full of warmth,
merit and good looks.
Sweaters for men and
boys as good as these for
ladies'. Prices always
right.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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NoTIcE oF cMANGE or rIRM.

Walter y. Jones having recently purchased
an Interest iu the drug business 81 w 81 HAT
fey hereafter the nrm name slll be- Harvey a
Jones the Res trm assuming au Liabilities
ana collecting ali accounts ~ fhe Ola firm
Very respectfully, ~. IA HARVEY
WALTER DID, JONES
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-16
NOTICE TO RETAIL LIQUOR DEAL
Frs.

City Of Savannah. once Clerk Of Council
Dec. II. ls95.-Retail liquor dealers are re-,
Quested 20 file az the once o. clerk OF council
applications for permission 20 retail liquor for
the year 1896 Blanks viii be furnished upon
application A. y. MANCCY
Clerk Of Council
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO TRUCK FARMERS.
SEEDS.

SEEDS.
We are now receiving a full line of
Fresh Garden and Farm Seeds of every
kind. These seeds are reliable, being
put UP by Messrs. ]. NJ Thorburn & Co.
New York, for whom we are local selling
agents. We are in position to offer them
at close figures.
FERTILIZERS.
We have also been appointed local SELL
ing agents for the Southern Fertilizer
Company, manufacturers of Conner, Hull
& Co.'S High Grade Vegetable Fertilizer
This fertilizer has been used by Chat
ham county truckers for years, and
needs no recommendation at our hands
We ask our friends to place their orders
early, as only limited supply will be
put up.
We will be in position to offer Seed Po-
tatoes, both Virginia second crop and
Northern, as soon as needed.
We handle everything in the line of
truck farmers supplies from the seeds to
the empty packages for the product. Any
information cheerfully furnished.
FAWCETT BROS,
Wholesale Grocers, Hay, Grain. Garden
Seeds, Etc,
Bay and Jefferson streets
Savannah, Ga
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LARGE STORES

LARGE STORES
GIVE THE BEST VALUES.
This is n fact which must be appa-
rent to all who stop to think of 1T.
AtmOrc's Mince Meat, Toe a pound.
Plum Pudding, n. & r., 25c n can.
Fine Raisins, Toe a pound, 3 pounds
for 25c.
Cleaned Currants, Toe a pound, 3
pounds for csc.
New Figs, 15c a pound.
New Dates, 1Oc per pound, pounds
for Use.
New Nuts, 15c per pound, 2 pounds
for 25c.
Whitman's Fine Candies.
Fine Wine at zoe per bottle.
WIN. C. COOPER, Grocer,
rs whitaker Street.
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS
Now is the time to get weather
Strips, and put on your doors and
windows to keep the cold wind
out of your house. You can save
half your fuel bill by using them
The only reliable ones sold by
the
ADAMS DRUG, PAINT AND OIL CO..
Congress and Whitaker Streets.
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JOHN sCREvEN, JR.,

Rice Broker and Miller, Savannah,
and offers for sale fresh Rice Flour.
All business given careful and
prompt attention.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
Springfield un6 umgegtn6.

S&Isuber, Der Optiter, Tam Sebem
cine paiienbe Bril- eIiefern.
i. ". gDrisbt bon Der .Nbuanee"
beiorste am Dienitas @ei@dfte in We~
uIm.
Die 9ut9inion Gamilie ipielte lesten
Oonneritas Dor gut beiettem 9auie i'm
Opernbauie.
s. g. Bed uon @ebmoob TaQs Be-
iorste am Donneritas @ei@afte in
Springfield.
Gbas Sent Fat ben gontratt gun,
Sprenleln Der 9auptitraben uonS SPRING
fielo abernommen.
Sobn DSttser 3iebt nd9ite ISOLDE nit
ieiner Gam,lie in Nus. Sdbns @ebdube
am public Squore.
Gbeobore Gboriton 1T i'm Besriii BEL
Der Creamery in Sunbown Elm Stores
sei@dft gu er0iinen. .
Souls Runt unb Tamilie ~befanben ii4
lette ISOLDE ouf Beiu9 in Sc Sueur unb
uerbra@ten auf benz @eimmese ben Sonns
tag in New ulm.
Die Springfield Creamery ioQ bis
gum l. Mai in Betrieb iein. Wu9uit
9ummel 0 0teu llm wirb bic 9eituns
berielben %iibernebmen.
Der alte Wa1erbebdlter, Der mdbrenb
Der letten 3wei Sabre bic Neowooo
@trobe uerunjierte, lit fortsei@offt unb
binter Qents Qeibiaq aufseteot worben.
Grau Mi@ael @ube, bic in Iesterer
3eit Bel ibrer Go@ter in Mmiret ruobnte,
1T letten Mittwo@ se%itorben. Sic
Xei9e BET 0eritorbenen wurbe babier am
Treitas 0 ber Metbobiten STRIDE aus
CUR letten &ubeitdtte seleitet.
Nd4iten @amitas 9ta@mittas finbet
I'M @reamerp9ebdube cine @eriammlun9
Der Springfield 6armers Creamery ~
location itatt, in mel@er @ei@dfte uon
GROCER Wi@tisteit our @erbanbluna
tommen. que Stodbalter unb Sol@e,
bic ii@ fir bas llnternebmen interefiren,
ioQten Der 0eriammlun9 b%eiuobnen.
Cine Eo@ter pom Sobn S@mel3 fiel
letten Greitas p1oslid in einem tobten:
dbnli@en S@laf, Der 80 Stunben an:
bauerte, unb ant Sonntas betam ie ei:
men 5weiten, 1s Stunben wdbrenoer
Nnfau. sic tonnte wdbreno bes S9lafes
Nues uabrnebmeu, mas in ibrer I'm:
9ebuns Forging. ii@ aber ni@t riibren'
Der Tau 1T Elm mertwarbiser unb cir
&atbiel fir bic Nerjte.
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Springfield, 90. Mpril.

Sos. 9ettinser 1T lette @o9e nad
PortIanb, Oregon, absereiit.
Grau g. 9. Glart unb Gamilie iie>
beln bieie @o@e mad Oregon iiber.
Die Springfield @anb bdlt mS9ents
LID proben in ben Council immern
ab.
@m. Bebnte BON ct. Sames befanb
ii@ rudbrenb einiser Gage letter @o@e
in unierer Mitte.
Cine &teinrinne wirb babier an Der
Slbieite pom @ebmoob Strabe jwii@en
Maribal unb Sag ctr. sebaut.
Saul Saus, Carl Sabnte unb Trant
Pai@er befanben ii@ lber Sonntas auf
Deiu4 in New ulm.
Gront Sdbn bat ben Gontrott fir ben
8au Der neuen Springfield @oler
WIble Office erbalten.
Sas. y. Sobnion bon Nem 1lm bat
cine Steuuns ais @arteeper in Terbiz
nanb 8isotts Wirtbi@aft ansenommen.
Oscar @ritlon mirb ant l. Mai feline
Office na@ ben iett 0 Trau Mabiion
ais Experimentation benutten 2otal
uerlesen.
Trau Ole OlIen pon Sunbomn, bic
i@ou Idnsere 3eit trant 1T, wurbe lets
ten Donneritas ouf Mnorbnuns bes ibr
bebanbelnoen Mrjtes. 0r. @otbenburs,
mad Nem l1lm ins 9oipital sebra@t.
Sic neue so Yferbetraft @aioline=
engine fir oas Yomerbaus Der elettris
f@en 2i@tanla9e 1T am Monta9 an9e:
lanst. gs lit Elm nit alien neueiten
@erbe6erunsen ueriebenes Bra@tmeri
unb 1T sarantirt bic sewini@te &raft
gu liefern.
Die Mlopiius Muittapelle aus Nem
ulm wirb am Sonnta9 Mbenb i'm bieii:
gen Opernbaui i Elm Concert unb Tbea:
ter aufflbren. Die Yeitun9en ber iu:
aenbli@en &apelIe werben ousemein &c:
lobt unb beren Voritelun9 babier ioQt'
beBbalb iablrei@ beiu@t werben.
Sberiff In6erien le9te lette Bo@'
bic Waaren int Suinois Bargain Stort
imNuftra9e pom @m. ". gunbep, Mai:
Ie%nuerwalter Der banterotten Minneapo:
liz Tirma @eiSner, @runbers & g..
NIT @eldlas. 8ie anseseben mirb
seb0ren Elm Ebeil iener Baaren gu Be,
Mai1e Der banterotten Tirma unb muir
ben in un9eiebli@er Weiie gum 8ertau
bierber na@ Sprinsfielb sei@afft.
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unfreimiui9 Sumor.

unfreimiuiser 3umor.
Ser 8erliner 2otalanjeiser pom "a.
Mdr3 entbdlt bic folseube bo@it ratb:
ielbafte &n5eise: rVerbeiratbuns iu@t
aniebnli@er@ ittwer, Maler, IS, poles,
trautes 9eim, babi@en, p~ieridbrisen
Sobn, .ert 4 Sabre uerbeiratbet, init
a@tbarem Wtab@en ober @ittme, mD9:
li@it etmas BermO9en." Sat nun ber
SER in ieinem pollen 9eim einen per-
beiratbeten ~uieridbrisen Sobn, ODER if
er ielbit ein felt pier Sabren uerbeira:
tbeter @ittwer ?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25

Mls uniere ursroBmutter Gua bic PEI
remptorii@e Ginlabuns erbielt aus ben.
beimii@en 9araoieie berausjutreten,
ma@te iie erit bic Gntbeduns, baB iis
eisentIi@ gar ni@ts ansujieben babe.
llnb 10 1T IS mad benz Dafdrbaltsn zines
&o1esen ieitber Bel benz tueibli@en @es
i9le4te INNER eemeien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25

Wenn mir 10 uiele Dollars bitten,
ais tasli@ in bieiem Qanbe unseitraft
@eineibe sei@woren ueroeu, wiroen
mir bic gauge gintommeniteuer auein
bejablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25

Tiefiinnise Betra@tun9 8.
@ourmanb Unit benz 0ertilsen elmer
Cans bei@dftist) : Mertmarbis, 10 Elm
Dummies @ei@0pf bic Cans uno ben
perninftisiten 8raten 9iebt lie ob!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25

Gum wobltbatisen 3wed.
Isle tlasten frlber, oaB sic in ibrer
@obnuns 10 uiele TlObe batten ; ME
iino sic benn bic losseworben 2"
vGinen 8au baben mir 9e9eben 2"
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. d q u t.

@einwirtb (5u einem Stubenten, Der
feline 3e@e i@ulois bleiben wiQ) rBei
mir mirb principiel4 ni@t sepumpt."
Stubent : vMn Sbrem 8ein i@medt
man bas aber ni@t."
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TorGnY aIltbir.

Mir fem ditonii9t iiwwer bes @ouerz
ment, NO in BET fordn BaQioir cen Miz
fiat Iwmer be annere madt. IS is
euibentli, baB in benz @rei@dm nit 9e>
mug @osebett brin itedt, for bic Mons
roesD ottri3n &c opboloe. Die Monroe>
Dottribn is bes 9eilisite, no bic SUI
neiteb @tats bamme, I'M es mar S@onb
un E S@pott, mann 10 E lumpiee foran
Yauer mie Wene3uela uns bic Monroe>
Dottribn annere t0nnt. Mer miBte
iett gu England i@tide, neil England
Trommel nit @ene3uele bot. Sn @is
sarb gu Micarasua is bes E annerer GaQ.
Mir sebn DO en- Drdnati@>@ Canal baue,
III beiietwese miiie n,er NIT benz @ubler
pun 9ticarasua al quite E0rms bleime,
iunit refiuit uns bet be 8uilbin9>per>
nit.
@ese bes S9ut> unb Trut>B iinbniB
pun Gi@eini III G:i@dpan, DO batte mer
Prateit i@ide io1e, I'm 3wor Bel Weir.
@ann BET @rei@am net { Blodbeao
mdr, DO miiBt er einiebe, baB bic 3tpee
pauers combeinb E Pauer iein, no gar
net sc biete is. $50 bleiwe bann mir
nit Der Monroe>D oftribn.
Biieibs is DO nod mas. IS uerb
iet INNER compliant iiwwer bic i@le@te
j3eite I'M Der Garleil bot thinner meniser
@ai9 ais mie er brau@t. @arum bentt
Der Ontl Sam in 10 3eite'net ans @elb>
made, ,penn { Gi@dns berfor b.. is?
Die Gi@einies mine ebaut oreibuns
merit Miuione BOILERS an bic s 4apps
berappe. Mir, bes beeBt bic Suneiteb
@tdts fem gu erer @omii&n pun at lieit
breiebreiBis { brittel pSrcent pun Der
&riessenti@doisuns enteitelt. Ooer ben
met net ben Softer eniiwmer 9ei@idt, I'M
be Triebe gu iettle?
Nn 10 Sa@e tout infer @ouerment
bente, mann IS gut for mas wdr. IS
l9eiut amuer IS is net.
@as bente ie pun benz Mroi99l, Mr.
gbiter? St is biBle i@orf sebalte.
Sd i@reib { 3iemli@ ipite Teoer. Gbu
i'd net, Differ gbiter?
Mit @i9arbs SIR @ol1ies,
Sobn pun Qate Viem.
(@b. ST. Pr.)
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u I9Ii4.

Nn3i 9Ii@.
&dufer sd m0@te serne cine fette
@ans ieben. - &ommis 4: v@inen Mus
9enblid, bic Trau tommt slei@
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CrnKeS uno &eitereS.

Die Meni@en besampfen ME bic
@abrbeit, ionOern itets nur bieienisen,
bic iie auslpre9en.
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so er Glitter!
Des Statipiele ben i'd uf9eme, ammer
ersenb { Bei@afti9uns muB Der Meni@
bod bawwe, I'M mann Ct nod 10 reid
is. Sd bent i@ merb Iemati@iurz
Gi@0rndliit. Sd ben en- Mrbissl ses
i9rimme, en- Qieber ME n,er III Sn9lii@
je9t, ben Tonne &c printe.
90 is er: