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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
HAVEN & sToUT's LETTER.

New York, \. Y, April 30.-(Special.)
Cotton, under the influence of unfa-
vorable Liverpool advices, is less active
and easier; SPOT markets in this country
and a rather lifeless speculation have had
Il reaction of about % points from the
highest prices recorded last week. The
Iiduidating movement which deVelOpel
with the falling in the demand from for
cign consumers eliminated i'll the heavy
selling of May contracts, but this llqul-
dating movement seems now to have run
its course, and the speculative atmo-
sphere has been considerably cleared
thereby. The tendency of the market
seems 70 be toward recovery, but the
volume of business is small and the adj
vance established still leaves prices con-
sderably below the recent ton figures.
The croD news has not been altogether
favorable, the weather of late having
been too cool and wet, which has retard-
ed the growth of the plant where it is
up and interferred with planting in the
Northern sections of the cotton belt.
Thoman's crop report, just out, makes
the decrease in acreage 2S Der cent
from last year, and the present condi-
ton is estimated at 81 per cent. How
ever it is the foreign situation which
controls the market at present. Although
Lancashire and the Continent are I'M
doubtedly doing large business in cot
ton goods, neither show the anxiety to
purchase American cotton which they
recently displayed. European cotton
merchants seemed to have arrived at n
clearer understanding of the actual sit
uation in the American cotton trade. SO
far as it is affected by the war with
Spain. Intelligent American cotton mer-
chants have no apprehensions of any
trouble, either from an interference of
shipments on the high seas or from n
blockade of American ports. which
Spain is clearly unable to make effec-
tive, and no nation would recognize an
ineffective blockade. Therefore. before
long the crop news will become the lead
ing feature of the market, and if tbe
theories which are advanced that the
conflict between this country and Snain
will demoraliZc the agricultural element
Of the South, disturb credit. and other
wise lessen the chances for the raising
OF large crop this summer. finally como
to be generally accepted by tho cotton
world, then fresh stimulus will ho Give.
en- TO prices. On the other hand INV
signal victory for the American nav.
which would indicate Il speedv tnpn,in.-
non OF hostility, would doubtless rneult
I'D an outburst of speculation with hiob.
or prices in all departments. The mar.
ket appears to be resting upon stohIo
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

BY virtue of authority conferred upon
me in a certain deed of trust executed
by Robert e. l. lam and wife, and re-
corded in book No. 134, at page 407 in
Register of Deeds office of Wake
county, N. c., will on Saturday, the
21st day of May, A. D. 1893, expose for
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at II o'clock M, at the court
house door in the city of Raleigh, that
valuable lot of land lying and situate on
the south side of East Martin street be-
tween Blnunt and Person streets in the
city of Raleigh adjoining the lots of
Mrs. Mollie Fl. Baker, d. G. Mangum
and others, being the lot whereon the
said Parham and wife now reside, and
formerly known as the James M. Har-
ris place" Said lot fronts 113 feet, more
or less, on Martin street, and runs back
south. in depth. 210 feet, more or less.
This April 18th, 1898.
ERNEST p. MAYNARD,
apr1S-30days. trustee.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, April 3'.-I0l p.M.-Spot cot
Ton. modera dema d. prices steady; Ameri-
can middiing 1882.
Sales OF the day were 5000 bales. of which
LOO were for specu alton and export, and in
cluded 2. 90 American receip 40 ales,
III American
Futures opened quiet win moderate dc
m and AID closed brm
AZ aric,,n IN aiding.
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confidence, and the offerings of the ar
bitrage brokers were quickly absorbed.
The aggressive leadership of the big
bulls. coupled with favorable war rumors
kindled the enthusiasm of buyers and
the small traders followed the lead of the
big ones. Quite a fair amount of com
mission house buying was also done
But while business was still active, and
on large scale stocks began to he sup
piled. The offerings were sufficient Ia
feed the demand, and prices ceased to
advance and before lwong commenced
a retrogradc movement. Before the re-
action had proceeded far the supply
ceased. But meantime a handsome to-
tai of stocks had been marketed at the
advance. There was some renewal of
the buying demand in the second hour.
but it did not reach large proportions
and the rec0veries in prices after the
reaction were not important.
The market for stocks and bonds in the
early days of the week was the dulest
and narroweSt that has been seen for
years. In so dull market there is us
ually natural tendency Of prices to
sag. But there was a marked disposition
in the market to resist any downward
tendency, due to the conditional orders
in brokers offices encouraged powerful
coteric of professional operators to en-
ter the market for bull turn. They
commenced operations on Thursday.
Some following was induced by this
leadership, both among room traders
and among commission house customers.
Whether to-day's profit taking marks
the termination of the campaign by the
big bulls does not appear on the surface.
The tuture Of the money market has
hinged for some time on the needs of the
government for war loan. The con-
sultation of the Secretary of the Urea
sury with a number of leading financiers,
served to clear the situation The sue
cess Of the proposed loan at 3 per cent.
was felt to be assured, and the plans
for disbursement seemed to be sufficient
to guard against sudden contractions and
stringency. This was felt to give prom
Use to easier conditions in the money
market where reserves have been close
ly held and accommodations much re-
stricted for some time past i'll anticipa-
ton for the demand for the govern
ment loan. The actual conditions in the
money market have in fact become APP
preciably easier during the week, and
the rate for time loans was shaded from
u to 80 per cent.
The downward tendency Of railroad
bonds has been arrested and prices have
improved during the latter part of the
week on an increased business.
United States new As have advanced
1A. and the IS coupon "A, while the old
As registered have declined "a per cent.
in the bid price. Others were unchanged.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
1G6.S00 shares. including Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 15,400; Northern
Pacific. preferred. 6,365; st. Paul 49,
260: Union Pacific preferred, 1880;
American Tobacco, 1880; Sugar, 81
$50.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. April 30.-Therc was quite
an extensive taking of profits TO-DAY
after the three days advance in prices.
The realizing sales clipped off something
from the days extreme advance, leaving
net gains in the railroad list mostly frac.
fional In some of the specialties, nota-
bly, sugar. there remained over Il point
of net gain. The bull leaders this morn
ing had to, face the sentimental effect OF
carly declines for Americans in Lon
don. extending to nearly point in some
cases. This meant that any advance il
prices here would have TO carry the bur
den of arbitragc sales. Prices were
however, bid up ateeyery appearance Of
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basis, and a further advance seems to
us to be quite probable in the near fu-
turc.
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NAVAL STOREw.

wLMINGToN N. c.. April 80 Spirits tur
pentiue firm at 23h a25: receipts casks.
RI STEADY STRAINED slUU; good strained
Sl0i: receipts - barrels .
Crude turpentine gu et' hard tLS0; soIt
81 co. receipts - barrels.
Tar OWE al $40; receipts barrels
CHARLESTON, n O., April ~. -rurpentine
Arm at II =.
Rosin ate dy.
SAVANNAH, ia. April 80. Spirits turpen
tine firm at ~, sales O95 cas- 8, receipts l,ssi
casks
Rosin firm; sales 5i5; recei to 4,4t0 a, =,
q, d, 10; e 81 40; r, H.l5; y. Sl.30 N.5l
so b, o; ", tl.oj; ", u.5o; window
z ass 81 70; water white $3.50.
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CHICAGO, < p ii 81
Opening. Ulosln 3

msn .nonC,uns wee a. follows.
,our firm ~neat' NO Spfin l:o ITO Nc NO. >
NO. wh'ta aI2k. Rye, No >, 62. Bacle,
No. =. T3a'2 .sU. 3, 1900: No. =. 81
aoed No (, l3l4. trtuue TiT~ "th, seed s. as
los IS. 0 snort rib sides IS, 30 a'a'.76
Dry ,alted should ers d. ana. snort
clear siaes fhnxe6) i6.e5a6 C5 "nlsKey, dis
tiltsra' fnisl ed goods. ne-~"'ou 20
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April ~ Flour quiet; city
mill patents 9, UUa7.3i 10 clear - 60 5SA
4tnnesoCa pate, te 6.20a6.6O: MtnnesoUs Oa-
yers AZ ai.eh; winter paLeuts st.s5aa5.95: dU.
,traight a4.b5ef4.7i': winter extras 83.65a4.Il
Virter low grades S3.s0a3.00.
ON meal firm yellow wekte CO ony u;
FRA ldywino 81 .t0a2 10
Rye str niger No. western cox; state
Barley firm; western feeding 46X barley
alt st ady: western hea70
" eat s0ot. tea 40 red 8 2'k: M |
har Dulut 81 "a; p ors Way o ed ~. 81
July closed $40! Sc ptemhe ed SsA
CO snnt, trm 2 OF opun ms Nay
closed I9X; JuIy closed SEX, sept m er
oats. spoS, strong, No. 2, IS options May
Hay juliet shippi-g sOa31; good 10 choice
Res firm family sll coal GO: extra uess
city extra In 10 M IS Sli,00sis00.
Gut eats stea nickte oellio 6Ka7; so.
picked o T. s; do. hams 7kGs
Lar! s sV wsss -en"d on city
S.. 10: souTh American 1910 ompound 4als
P0rt firm Il. = 100. snort cleAr
sli.Ola 800; family sl2.Ta go
rtat.r urn western creamery H0l7 az.
factory 12A % IS; sglns II; Imitat or creamery
ID AID: Star1 'atrv I4aI6s: q nraamerv IRsl7.
Cheese fl,m; large white September y
liz: westef fresh \ southern 10 ai0a.
Potatoes Steady sew SOrs ss.STa @A6J;
sweets tC0s4 50
TaIow arm city ts2 per package) 81; cour'
- : I'm duh: United -; rerne New
Fork s. 60; Thilnielphis an" baltimors s5lb;
l.. in hulk 1915
aosin steady; strained, commqu to good
Turpentne firm ar 81
F1ce strong Domestic. tar "a extra 4%G
~: japan eAa5 -
$40 asses lie dy New orleans, open AeLbAS
good to choice. sSaH7
abbage quiet, Southe 81 s0ai ~.
Cotton set d on st. adie prime crude lS1aZG
Ter oil 2os2s prime wlutnr ssllow 1sa@S
Coffee Options. nay ss.05as C; July 500;
SPOT. Rio tirm; No. invoice 2 jooblng IN;
nj q fim 0o'dove Sh al5 2.
Sugar, raw strong; falT rahn'ns On CEN
srTtnRsl, 96-test \ refined strong RrR1u
lated T.l6. mould lrib.
BALTIMORE.
BALTImoRR, April 90 flour m; vest
.ru supeTrne 50 hLas IS do. extra 81 1ja4 A.: DC
family s600l5 30; winter VI eat patents
So 60aSf0, spring do. IS COS 80; spring wheat
straigh.n rs 5000.
Wheat nrmer spot. April and May Il3N a
TIA: July .tO-t00k steamer No. red liz } a
III; SontEef wheat by sample ll2ail5 do
C9ru frm spot an April F9as33H May
3SXa3p1: ne 5sAa *; ju 36& bid staS m
+ mixsr 33A ASA; Sourhe, white corn 4lais;
10 yellow 4ia43-
Oats eadY No. white, western 3TA ass;
No mit ed 42ai4
Rye nrm r: 40. Q, nea'-oy elxaAk No. Q
western tuz,
Aav firm choice Timothy slt.00l3.00.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

stesdy at 2a2s pef cent last loar $500 pc
cent, closing ct per cent, PrlU.
. ercapffe pap4s tai u, cent Sterilns
exchange is weak, With aetna ousl
ness 40 banE 3~e Ills at 48 xai.5. for re-
mand, and 48 Aat8l FOR slxtv iays Posted
rates t.s1n4s2 and a4.S5k. Com neralal
bill, t0a4 3D. <1'yer Certificates ol5 az =
Bar silver s6x Mexican dollars Az nv-
err pert b1nns fl M State bonds duh.
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Shorts covered moderately in all the pits ,
preliminary to May delivery on Monday. |
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LARD AND PORK WELL UP
BUT COTTON LOSES THREE TO
FOUR POINTS NET.
STOCKS AND BONDS SLIGHTLY BULLlSH
The Dry Goods Market is Strengthened by the
Demand for Government Use for all
Wool Goods More Active in
the Local District.

New York. April 30.-There has been
a growth of interest in dry goods during
the past week andthe close sees more ac-
tivity in the local district than has been
the case heretofore. The goods needed for
army use have shown a stronger mar
ket all around on the strength of well
distributed interest by prospective bid
ders. This has of course influenced the
general market for allied goods in the
several divisions affected and the result
has been generally more satisfactory
market all around and a more hopeful
future for sellers. Print cloths have
shown poor results through the week.
Woolens show slightly more activity for
fall. The market has been strengthened
all wool goods. Sales have been degree
heavier during the week.
COTTON.
New York, April 30.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices to 3
points higher on favorable Liverpool ca
bles. but for the rest of the session
there was little further variation with
speculation nervous At II o'clock the
market was dull but steady ut net gain
of ! to points.
Wall street selling toward the close
unsettled the market and caused Il
break. The decline from the highest to
the lowest prices of the day was a mat
ter of 476 points The market closed
weak ut Il net loss of sal points.
Port receints estimated for the day
ut 11.000 bales against 1878 last week
and 12.15S last year: for the week esti-
mated at $4,000 against 5S,7T4 last week
and HAT last year; at Memphis. I'D
bales against 100 last year and at Hons
ton 521 against GAG last year
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LOCAL sTook aAsxEp
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, April 30-Quotations had a
general advance today on the Board Of
Trade. July wheat gained 1B013,
corn ", oats u, pork % cents, lard
i'I2 and ribs II cents May wheat ruled
qulet closing quarter cent higher.
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HER MARKETS

n &N IA uh M4bs
aslyesron. quiet, IN. IA bales
Nnrfolk, steady. ~ Q . balee.
Rsltfmns nominal, IS y. - balea
Bpstop. dull, ~. 1873 bales
win .vton sready 4 4 3 baler.
Phi adel 1bia. quiet, * pales
5arsn .sn Qulst ~ ~ si.s.
NeV Orleans. quiet and easy, tx. ESQ bales
Moslirs. quiet. o.. ]. AZ bSivs
Maranhfs, stet y. u, u 'ales
Augusta. teady.6 4s7 bsief
lp-'.rloT" no ninal. bk, bal 70
Csrcsnrasi,q let. - -,
~ isuE.l. ~ ady, Is, - bales
at. outs u OIL bales.
- stnn, sast. 4. o<7 asits
New vork quie ,6% 5W -
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THE RALEIGH
Corner Pennsylvania Ave-,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
r,,ropean Plan. Absolutely Fireproof.

An elegant restaurant for gentlemen
on5 lodias Also luxurious cafe for gen.
tlemcn Private dining rooms and ban
nuat bau. Prompt service and NTst'
e'"'' T. J. TALLY, Manager.
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NEW YORK. April 30.-Futures opened
sfnadr. alee 4 < q haIan
NEW ORLEANS.

Spot cotton closed quiet middinp uplands
Gas middling gulf ex; sales louis bales.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-27

toetIdJla8en, ermioerte ct nit Idd)elns
6et Gieio1ienbeit.
nGu? Gu! 6eIje, mas ans oeta
MienIden allies meroen fani!" rief
2ueie, bic 6dn0e cor Gefwuu0erung
saiaiilmcuidjtagen0.
.@ori9e8 9aDr, jin0 rod fejne
feds Olonate bar, nabmit cues cyceats
lidl ii6et, meun man Gid &ur oli 10
etma8 erinuerte, nleiate S9la9eutDiH
odiel3uGeu0.
rGjott iei Ganf, 6a5 idJ bic CRIME
SugenoeIelei Gjuter mir babe, ," ers
mi0erte Gjeorg nit oifener @eiblitritif.
sd fino lie BEL Gjptt nidJt,@ IGluB
er nit ltiiler Gersmeiiluu9.
,MuB ia mertmiiroi9 tolibare Sc.
beimniiie entbalten, Die 10 eiIrig 9e'
iadte 9rieftaidel4 lnoqairte ii@ Qu.
Gle.
G5sor9 luuroe roth. pgiel ger9nii-
gent" empfaht er lid nit fliidtigem
Sanoidittetn I'M weiterem Gramen
gu entgeben.
9tfs er 6ie Ghiir Hinter lid 9eItblOie
len, (ad)te 2ucie lpie eili 9oboIo uuf.
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nabm unter ben GranIen zines uieori,
gen geIiets pom 5eppih Die piel 9ee
ludte 9rieltaibe alf. SAT- lie ldnglt
eeleben, lpollt' aber binter Georg8
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iid ni6t bon Gruno allf, obne einen
9ans 9eiualii9en @infiuB.' 9latirlih
fiedt irgeno elm 6rauen3imnler-luas
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flappte oas 9u9 auf uno las patbetiib
parooireno:
9ein bebre8 Bib, ser gifte gu pergeiHen,
gSie f0nnt' eiH Sterblidler eS ipphl erreihenl
Die @loriole, lpeld]e oi6 linId)me6t,
Di6 5eiligenbilO auf bebren 9tltar bebt.
@or bir bin id) poli 2(noadJt anf bie Gnie ges
iuffeu.
Son beiutm hsbrsn Ssn Glib mir uur eiuen
6unfeiS
Sn 6ernen uabe Dir, adj itobe Dir 10 fern,
90 bete id) bid a1l, rleili hehrer Sterll.
90 leudlte Dill mir Ter 5l redten @eger,
Wi0g' NUT in mir ba8 Sebre ith nod regeu.
,91a, bas nenn' i'd einen @aib-
mas, Mialte? Der @eor9 lnuB reiness
me9S perriidt oOer bernart iein. Die
itObern mir auf, pas, Mialte?" rief
file Iulti9=btti6ifos. Ger seiltreide
Serr bon Sdla9eutbin erlpioerte se.
lan9meilt:
y0m g MIR Elm nelter Sport. Seet
laB uns aber fabren, iunit 1T tein
Nieni6 inebr auf Ser Proinenabel"
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Sin faappes Gutfpn,me

slus einem Danfldreiben Der Mrs.
Ioa 6. Cart aus @rptun, g. o.: ,S1
mar BON elmer I6pereu @rfdltuns beinlz
gelu6t, tpel6e iidl auf Die 2un9e se-
i6lasen bate. Sd iuurbe ibuer bonn
9nlten geplast uno l6lieBti9 5ei9ten
ii9 bic SDmptome Ser @dpinbiu6t.
Bier @er5te 9aben mid auf uno ertldr.
ten, baB i'd nur nod fiir5e Belt 5u leben
babe. SD empfabl mid ielbit meiuem
@rloIer unb boffte, baB, tuenn i6 ni6t
BET neinen Sreunben auf @rben bleiben
fDnne, i9 nit meineu 2ieben i'm Sens
leits perelnt tuerben tpirbe. ga ertbeilte
Semanb meinem @atten ben Staff, Or.
Sings gteue gntbeduus fir Sdlpinb=
iu6t, Suiten unb grfdltuns an5ue
idaffen. SD ma9te einen 8eriub ba-
nit uno nabm bann i'm @an5en a6t
6lai6en. 9as bat mid firirt unb @ott
lei 9anf bin i6 jebt serettet uno eine
seIunbe unb frdftise Srau." 8robe>
flal9en frei in Der Gpotbefe BON S.
&alteper s. Sobn. &eoutdre @rbBe so
Gents unb S1.00. gS pirb @arantie
seleiltet pber Der Breis miro suriid>
9esablt.
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gtaere Sur fir bic @rtppe.

Man bat es ni6t nbtbis, ii6 pon bic.
ler abl6eult6en &ranfbeit plasen gu
lailen, wenn man nur bas ridtise Miit-
tel bagesen iinbet. Sic baben Gdmer>
5en i'm sanaen a0rper, Sbre 2eber lit
nl6t in Orbnuns, Sic baben meber
appetit, nod 2ebensluit unb @neraie,
Sic iinb fart erftdttet, fur5, total bers
unter9etommen. 9a iit bas @lectric
8ltters oas einsise Mittel, bas ssbnen
l9nea nno ii9er grtei6teruns peridaI=
fen ipirb. Dies Wtittel pirft bireft auf
9eber, Wasen unb 9tieren, frii9t bas
9an5e Spitem auf unb Oerldafft Sbnen
oas @eiabl, uls wdren sic neu seboren.
Sns electric Bitters miro garantirt
ooer Der 8reis suriideritattet. gu baben
IN Der apptbefe bon s. 8altepet & Gun.
gtur 30 Gents Die 6lai6e.
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sG(icf nod Gil Der u0ruebm If5(anten
@riAeinuNQ, Ql8 SHUTTER 2ier5d) ben
fQul Gil UoYgofoeteu Gjarteuqitter lunz
gern0ea 9e0jeHteu ldOn ou8fragte
- Sire 6erririjaft iAon gang einses
rilBtet?"
.9(a, lpas woItt' lie nibt, wo 10
piele Gape3irer unb 3iidler uno anbele
{1dnoe norber beltellt ltnG," laate Ser
W!0un bera6lalienb unb sos Die gez
Itreifte g2eIte unter oer offenen Stall>
jade iiber Die mouGei iternen anieboIen,
bic in gelbgrauen @amal6en ltedten.
sllulereinS iiberarbeitet lid nidt,
ia9te Ell, g5nneibaIt Der 0eletllfaft
pom Sinterbouie 3unidenb. n@ndbiger
Ser 1T iibrisens oie gauSe .3eit idon
sum Manoper meg, uno Srau 9aronin
iinb erlt bonn @eneral beriber9e,oaen,
nadOem Grcellen; in'a 9ao eereilt."
u2llo foule Gage 9ebabt," tabelte
Wtutter Same. Sic baBte ollie 6auz
Ien5er nno genirte lid feinesme9s, baa
aller &elt in's GjeIidt gu Iagen.
Ger Sebiente ld9elte mitleioig
iiberlegen. oSteilun9 1T ertraglid,
fa9te er 9nQOig.
nGlaub' i'd, neinte Wtutter 9ierlfl
forfaitii6. Y@er lit benn eisenttib
9bre 9erridaft, Sie?"
Ser Wlann mari iib in Die gruit.
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n9ommen Sic, trieb 9lice nit er~
ftidter Stinlme porwdrts uno sua ben
trippeluben aleiuen lbHell nit ii6
fort.
g8ie ieltiam ser 3ufall ipielte.
Oait ibm unter einem 0a6 falt, Der
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ibren bemiitBieen 9ebeusperbdltniIien
Su bese9nen Sb lie Dem ausmid, Oh
lie ibren aufeutbaltsort idleunislt
medielie, abe er wieber auriif ieiu
fonnte?
glie uno nimmernebr! Ger sanse
Stol3 bes Wldbdsns bdumte iid sesen
bieie furSe Sdmadli6feit auf. 0lein,
nein nun erlt re6t ausbarren, linn
nit itolsem Wlutbe sei9en, bas bin i6
--oas bab' i6 aus mir 9ema6t. Nun
uera9te mid, penn Du basu in Sir
Cuff fiibIit. Stun feb aui mid berab!
Wli6 riibrt's nift, mid riibrt's nid)t
mebr, iuas aus gurer fall9eu @elt
hes sdeins fommt. Sd bab' mid
auf eisene SsiiBe 9eiielIt, unb i'd bilbe
MIR mas barauf elm, auf bieieS; aus
neisener@ Sraft neu9eboren gu iein,
bem id Die sl6tuns meiner llmsebun9
perbanfe. llnO i'd bin itol; aui bieie
adtun9, bieie @erebruns lpaderer
Wleniden, bic meineu perI0nli1en
MenI6en in mir lieben. SD bab'
mir bieie 9iebe peroient burd enolole
9ladtmaden ON Sranfenbett oieies
ibipddIliden ainbes, oas all mir pie
an elmer Shutter bdngt, bem i1 notb@
iuenbig bin ME bic ermdrmenbe Come
bem trdnfelnben 8fldnSden. llno iG
bin nit bieien rebliben Seelen ourd
tauienO SaIern Der SDmpatbie or9a=
Mid uermebt, llno i'd 3erreise oaS felte
9ano, nidt I'm ben 4nis Gurer
9ldtung.
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