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The herald., 1898-11-15
THE TEREsA's CREW
Ordered to Report at Norfolk-An
Investigation Pending

WASHINGTON, Nov. M.-Lieut Com
mander |. Harris, who was in command of
the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa at the
time OF her abandonment, has been ordered
to proceed from Charleston with the en-
listed men formerly attached to the Teresa
to the navy yard at Norfolk. Noisdditional
details were received at the department to-
day concerning the condition Of the Spanish
warship.
When the wrecking expedition returns
TO the United States, with or without the
Teresa an investigation will be instituted
to determine the necessity and responsible
ity for the abandonment of the Teresa off
San Salvador.
The herald., 1898-11-15
The Colored Wonder

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-Major Tay-
lor' the crack colored bcyclist, broke an
other worlds record on the hoard tracl,
at Woodside park. He rode for the third
oI-a-mile record of 80 is made by Willie
Wlndle at Chillicothe, Ohio, in the fall of
1880, and was successful in hid first at
tempt. Taylor had quintuple pacing. A
strong breeze was blowing down the back
stretch. The pace to all appearances was
perfect, but was not fast enough to suit
the colored rider, who urged the riders to
20 raster. The pace set carried him the
third of mile in 29 As seconds.
The herald., 1898-11-15
German Meat inspection

HAMBURG, Nov. 4.-The Hamburger
Nachrichten, referring to the projected
meat inspection BILL says The Americans 6
ought TO be glad that Germany forces them
to gradually adopt her own methods Of
meat inspection. Hitherto American in
spection has been untrustworthy. So far
as the threat of American retaliation is
concerned, America will have to prove tho
presence OF poisons in German wines, who
iehs, toys and chemicals as Germany proves
the presence of trichinae in American porlx
The herald., 1898-11-15
THE DREYFUs DosSIER
Must Not Be Shown for Fear of the
Result

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE court of cessation
today examined Gen. Zurlinden and Gen.
Chanoine, who recently resigned the port
folio of minister of war, and it is believed
their evidence was highly important in up
holoding the attitude they have taken
throughout, that Dreyfus is guilty, and that
a communication of the petit dossier would
compromise the safety of the state and the
good relations of France with foreign ma
tions.
Gen. Zurlinden, now military governor of
Paris, has decided osend Lieut. Col. Pic
quart before court-martial on the charge
of having communicated to his counsel, NJ.
lie Blois, chapter of the Dreyfus dossier
containing the letter about "That canaille
D." since known to be forgery through
the,,onfesson q tn ! lat( Lieut., Col Henry.
The herald., 1898-11-15
THE NEW NAVY
Many Vessels Are Now In Process of
Construction

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-A statement
prepared by Commodore Hichborn, chief of
the construction bureau, shows that on No
vember 1st the navy department had under
construction in various parts of the country
55 vessels, a larger number than ever before
undertaken in the history of the country.
There are eight battleships, and of these
the Kearsarge at Newport News had ad-
vanced II per cent toward completion,
while her sister ship, the Kentucky, has a
percentage of SO. The Illinois is. 81 per cent,
the Alabama at Cramps 65, and the Wis
consin at the Union Iron works 50 per cent
completed. The sheated cruiser Albany,
which the United States bought on the
stocks in England, is exactly half finished.
The % torpedo boats contracted for show
percentages of completion ranging from
nothing to 80 per cent.
The herald., 1898-11-15
WILL, YIELD AT LAST

Will YIELD AT LASI
. A dispatch to the Temps from Mad .
. rid says the officials there do not be- .
lieve the peace negotiations will be .
broken off. 1t adds:
'If the United States persists in its
present claim, Spain will accept the .
. conditions, after formally announcing .
. at a session of the commission and in .
a circular to the powers that she yields .
to force and owing to the impossiblity .
of renewing the war without unobtain- .
. able assistance in defense of her .
. rights" Q
The herald., 1898-11-15
ThroWn From His Wa gon

OAKLAND, Nov. 14.-Andrew Herbert.
an aged resident of Livermore, was thrown
from MS wagon near his home shortly be-
lore noon today, and killed instantly. The
farmer was driving team of young horses
ana they became frightened and started
TO run. He lost all control of the mad
dened animals and they dashed into a tele-
graph pole, throwing Herbert with great
force on the hard road. 1t is believed that
mis- neck was broken by the fall. Andrew
herbert was native of New Jersey, 6s
years OF age. He was quite well-to-do and
leaves family of grown children.
The herald., 1898-11-15
Saved the Jewelrv

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4.-AbouuS o'clock
this evening Mrs. r. r. Watson was walk
Ing with neighbor near her home at Sec
ond and streets, when a man jumped
from lumber yard and seized her. Her
shrieks brought assistance and the thug
escaped The lady walking with Mrs. Wat
son wore some valuable diamonds and the
theory Is advanced that the man WASH fter
the jewels, but owing to the darkness.
seized the wrong woman,
The herald., 1898-11-15
An Extortion Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-The trial of
Elsie Williams, Grace Loose and Mvron
Fl. Ahzdarian, charged with extorting mon
ey from Captain William A. Nevills. the
millionaire vineyardist, commenced todav v
before Judge Carroll Cook. Seven Jurors
were selected at this mornings session.
after which continuance was taken until
tomorrow morning. Captain Neyllls was
present in court
The herald., 1898-11-15
Expulsion of Aliens

LONDON, Nov 15.-The Berlin CORES.
pondent of the Times says: Besides tho
large expulsion of Danes from Northern
Schleswig during the past fortnight. many
austrian Slavs and Polish Jews have been
from Breslau, as well as Dutch
men from Gronau, Westphalia. The cause
Is not known, but 1t is believed the expul-
sions were instigated by DR.. Won M;oue1
russian minister of finance, with a view
or provoking discomfort that would serve
as pretext for more severe measures
against aliens.
The herald., 1898-11-15
BRAZILIAN NEEDS
Financial Reform, More Foreign Cap.
ital and Immigrants

~S~A SAAAA AAAAAAAA 8 eeAASS
RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 14.-Dr. Cam
pos SALES, president elect of Brazil, will be
installed in the presidential chair tomorrow.
In his inaugural address he will euloeize
his predecessor, DR.. Prudente NIoraes, and
dec are that now that the -eI.l,li'c is firmly
established, tn" time has arrived to initiate
I; national liberal policy of tolerance, har-
monizing the different elements of the coun-
Try.
The bulk of the address will be devoted to
finance, which the new executive will de-
scribe as "the chief consideration of the
country
President Campos SALES will say:
"The rational honor is pledged to execute
the financial agreement concluded in Lon
don; and to this end this country should not
hesitate to make any sacrifice
He will condemn the particularist policy
of excessive decentralization; will promise
energetic repression of internal disorders
and will urge "a most careful cultivation of
friendly relations abroad, as Brazil needs
foreign capital and immigrants"
The herald., 1898-11-15
A Boundary Dispute

VALPARAISO, Nov. 14.-Owing to the
attempt Of President Errasuriz of Chile to
treat direct with President Rocco of the
Argentine republic, with view to the
settlement of the boundary question, Senior
martinez the Chilean minister to Argen-
t1ne, and Senior Barrios Arano, president
of the Chilean boundary commission. have
resigned.
The herald., 1898-11-15
Iowa Politics.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 14.-In an inter-
view today Congressman D. B. Henderson
said: Il see my name is being mentioned
in connection with the speakership of the
next house. This is wholly without my
authority. am not a candidate for that
oHlce. If Mr. Reed desires a reelection
ana presume he does, am for his re-elec-
tion."
The herald., 1898-11-15
The Dawes Treaty

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The Indian in
spector now at the Creek nation has sent
telegram to the department saying that
he intends to be present through the count
ing of the votes on the Dawes agreement
ratification, but making no mention of any
trouble in the aton.
The herald., 1898-11-15
Randsburg Aroused

res ev;dentlv of ncend;arv or;g;u nuiDgr wh;oh 3,
have occurred in this camp have aroused the
citizens. Notices have been posted in prom
inent parts of the town warning all disreput-
able characters to leave the place at once.
If the order is ignored trouble is expected
to result.
The herald., 1898-11-15
A Show Of Snakes

NEW YORK, Nov. H-The worlds snake
show opened tonight at the Grand Central
palace. There were several white boas,
which Charles Higbee. an artist, used for
models In designing. curves for poster pic
lures. Most of the snakes common to New
Jersey and New York are.o on exhibition.
The herald., 1898-11-15
Fishing Insurers

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 14-The
books of the Gloucester Fishing Insurance
company of this city, which close tomor-
row, show the loss for the year of nineteen
nshing vessels, valued at SSS 125,l and carry
Ing total insurance of $68,572. Their total
tonnage was 1887. The loss of life this year
was ".
The herald., 1898-11-15
Indiana

: ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Nov N.-After
five months idlencss work was resumed at
the United Depaw and Alexandria Windows
Glass Factories today. One thousand men
will be given employment. This is one
month later than the scheduled time to
start, owing to differences between the men
in regard to the wages
The herald., 1898-11-15
It Means More War

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov l4.-Maj. Gen.
Merriam is quoted as saying:
1T would not surprise me to see that the
between the United States
and Spain had been broken off. If the work
of the commission proves fruitless, it means
a renewal of the war. If Spain refuses to
accede to our demands, it will show that
The herald., 1898-11-15
German Interest

BERLIN, Nov. IA high official of the
German foreign office asserts that no com
muncatlons or negotiations have OF Cured
between the powers regarding the Philippine
question: Germany, he says, has only COM
merclal interests to protect there
The herald., 1898-11-15
To Prepare an Answer to the
Demands Of America
NEGOTIATIONS ARE NEARING A CRISIS
Madrid Dispatch Asserts That Spain Will Accept the Con-
ditions Offered, Informing the Powers That
She Yields to Force

time will then have arrived when Spain will
declare herself helpless though steadfast,
and will await the next step of the United
States, whatever it will be. Thus Spain
will be able to say to her creditors that she
has done her utmost and that the issue
States.
The herald., 1898-11-15
A Belgian Advance

LONDON, Nov. 15-The Daily Chronicle
this morning says We are reliably in
formed from the Congo Free State that the
Belgians have captured Bohr, a Dervish
post ninety miles north of Rejaf, on the
White Nile.
The herald., 1898-11-15

trolled by the American Glass Company
only about 800 were operated before the
agreement was reached yesterday. The re.
naming pots will be in complete working
order early this week.
The herald., 1898-11-15

she has secured substantial hope of assist
ance in European convention. Should
Germany take hand in this matter, Eng
land would follow suit and then look for
France to put her finger in the pie
The herald., 1898-11-15
A Strike Ended

I'ITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. l4.-Window
glass factories with capacity of about HOO
pots started work this morning, and nearly
10000 men and boys are earning their first
money in over half year. OF 1900 pots con-
The herald., 1898-11-15
Fought a Draw

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Nov. 14.-Myste-
rious Billy Smith and Tommy West
spared twenty-round draw at the Hori-
zon Athletic club at catch weights tonight.
West out-pointed his opponent, but the
decision was according the agreement.
The herald., 1898-11-15

Nikola Tesla is the living investigator the field
er Tesla was born seIya about 80 years ago. and is ay the
eloquent clergyman the Greek church but from his mother
and other devices while husband preached Young Tesla educated
the Polytechnic school atratz
electricity He and
school he n
Budapesth,
Edins
decided that
his
sie
Th
suitable
ande
killing
other animals of the and for other scientific
effects of its
will to permanent
among ations"
The herald., 1898-11-15
Ordered Sold

CHICAGO, Nov. H.-An order directing
the sale of the Metropolitan electric rail.
road at an upset price of 5000, 900 was en-
tered by Judge Showalter in the United
States circuit court today.
The herald., 1898-11-15
Senator DauDhin Dead

AMIENS, France, Nov. Ex-senator AL
bert Dauphin is dead. He was born here
In 1897, and was for a time minister of
finance in 1886, in the Goblet ministry.
The herald., 1898-11-15
A Tame Ten Rounds

PITTSBURG, Nov. 4.-Eddte Gardner
and Mark Kerwin fought rather tame
ten-round draw tonight at Millvale
The herald., 1898-11-15

the use of antiseptio foods as far as possible.
although he of course admits that mouths
cannot be completely sterilzed against germ
life
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17

tnl dtpPtS7Nt ltDAd w W. S'sAs"' =
.Grit na6 9auie." commanoirte iie,
.bann tperbe i'd fpreden. Sd bin
idmGbIi1 bs!rosen --i9mahlid!"
Sbre Stimms Hang seprebt.
,0onneripetter, Serr S9tpiegers
fobn!" ndieIte G1eeaens ~fpas fOa bas
beibsna"
SD bin fpradlos, Serr Sdpieser<
papa! Ser Seufel ion bus Rdtbiel To-
fen! SD fam ss nidt!"
9enno mar nun Grserli4 setpprben,
bas mar ibm bod gu fart; absr eine
aussinanberiebuns auf Der Strabe
mubte er permeiben.
limb als man gu Sauie ansefommen
mar. nabm Papa GrceIlena iofort feline
Sodter Dor.
r9lber gpden, nun obne llmi6tpeife
beraus! Was sibts. mas ipielit Su ba
fir pOHen2"
sd mub bitten, papa.1 ertpibsrts
gbftn trobis ipeinenb, nteine gpFen!
@rnit = pursr @rnit! = Sd arme
8erratbene! = Sat 8enno nidt Su
Sud seIagt, sr babe nur bic cine
S6tpeitsr, bic Sreifrau bon 8eiteborn2
So! = Run frust ibn ielbit. pie
fommt sr benn nod gu einem S9pus
sera"
.@6paser9 9tber ipieIog" riefen
gapa unb Mamd 5uglei4.
.Sya, Sdtpaserl" fubr Gbden fort.
,Senft Sud. iogar einen PoitilIon bat
er gum S9tpaser: llnb bieisr Poftillon
bat ipieber einen S4fpaser, 70 einen
bidsn Webssr obsr 10 etpas! Das 1T
bimmsli9reienb! Simmelidreienbl"
gsnno Iadte aus pollem SalIe ipis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17

Mle9t bon Dir. BUR Inn bic gtre 2
So TT bod fhleblid mebr Sreube. ols
gbre.~
~Jrtuen thu i9 MIDI natiirli9. Deis
nettpesen. Sd bdtte ni9t seslaubt,
bab Su i'm Stanbe tpdreIt -
.4ber. Seinri4."
SD iperbe ibn nun aber su mir.
bisen pifsn."
IRA. iper ipeib! = Menu er Dir gu.
btel f6reit --
mWie9 @asa Der 5aus59laFel
{sllte i9rsien -"
Der Sausidliftl9 Mer ipri9t
beam bonn 9ausi4liifeIs Wie fam
elm mann, Der i'm 8egriffe tit. Batter
su fperben ---
Mit einem gusrufe b09ftsr 6reubs
{prinet er auf unb umarmt iie.
m@atera Sd @aterg . 2aura,
jebt min id ME msbr an ben Saus,
i9liiFel beufen."
Limb id sebe ibn Dir mprgsn."
Sie CAB ibn aber ni9t. llnb bas
mar aud nidt nStbig, benn Ssinrita
bate isbt bollouf nit ben 8orbersis
tunsen aur tpiirbisen GrSiebuns feines
Sobnes gu tbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17

erl5It unb ppllte ettpas erpibern; dber
gp4en IisB ibm feline 3eit 5ur ants
mort.
.Du la6ft aud node Das 1T un.
rer5eiblid, i9 laife mid f9eiben! @ia
men poitilon gum S9pager! : @aen
PoitilIon!A
sic i6ludsts Iaut auf. 9lber bic
Wiama unb bic Santen unb por Inem
papa greslens, fie battsn bic Situas
tion iofprt besriFFen unb labten, lads
ten aus bpllem Sersen.
rglber @p6en, Gphen, mas mabit
Du fir Strei9e! Siebit Du. Define
2aune bat Dir ba einen bOIen Streih
seipislt, Ou unerfabrenes Sfinb! =
9lei9 bite Oeinen Mann nm @er5eis
bung unb iei frob. nenn er Did nod
babsn min. Did unberitdnbises 8inb,"
polterte ladenb Papa @rcelIena.
~gud Sbr. aud Sbr!" iammerte
gp1en.
.Ta, &inb," fubr papa Grcellen5
fort, vlpeibt 9u nod ni9t, bab man
ben poitiGlon 9 9nager nennt in
aItbersebra9ter Sitte2 a Du ftaunft2
Nun, Du bait's seipib nod ME sebOrt;
absr Elm Helm ipenis 8ertrauen Su Oeis
mem Manne bate bas unfeliee Wtib=
peritdnbnib iofort aufsefldrt, ibm unb
Dir Merger, uns unp ieinen Gltern
Sprse eripart unb 9u tpGrit nibt I'M
Define idOne So4asitsreiie setpm>
msn!"
8enno aber umarmte iein gp1en.
rGbdsn, Gbden. iibermorsen reiieH
mir nod einmal. unb bann begriibt
AUDI 9u ben S9paser pOitillon, bos
fplI Define Strafe iein!"
goden madte erit srpbe @usen.
bann absr muBts aud lie laden. unb
Iadenb tpedielte bas puur Sub um
Stub troB @essnipart bon papu unb
Mama Grcellena. Der 9eielli9aftsbame
unb brsi Santsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17
Der erfte anii.
Bon 6. Seumid.

Bon 6. Sellm;dl.
Gin iprDbss MdsbIein ippllte ME
Sen 16muden 2isbiten fiifen.
llmionit blieb Bite. Reb' unb Ratb,
@as er periu9te, mas er that,
Sats bleiben laHen miifen.
va fam er emit, bic 4usen NAB,
limb fpra1: Run gebt's ans Meiben,
Wub jGb auf eine 8eiie fort.
60 glib mir nod Elm GSI6isbsport.
limb einsn 8ub gum Sdeiben!"
gl9, baB Der 2iebite fdsiben miibf,
Sic ippllP es fait nidt slauben.
8or berbem ShmerSe unb 8erbrub
Sab fie ibm idIudSenb einen aub
limb Iieb ii9 sinen rauben.
Oo6 Sdss b'rauf mar er ipisber ba
limb fprd9: sd reif' erit moreen
Beim aIIerfriib'ftsn Sonnenitrabl.
aiib mid gum 4bidisb nod einmal!"
sic tbats bon 9ram nnb Sprsen.
0p6 als er 3 brittle Mal peri9ob.
Oie ReiIe in bic Serne =
0a mertte iis ia tpobl ben Srug,
S9piss aber mdushenftille tlug:
Sect = iiibte lie i6on serne!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17

Ser ridfi6tsbolle
Sobn. Sobn: .9etite bat mid Der
2ebrer gsfrast. OBJ 9u mir bel Der
franaDfiden glufsabs sfboIfen bdts
tef2" = 0ater: rSnfi 9u ts einses
itanbena" = Sobu: IS beipabre = i9
iperb' Did bod nidt blamirsn!"
Bitte SGnshen gum pdns
toffelbelbeD: Nd, papa. nimm MIDI
bod einmdl nit in ben soologiiden
@arten; itb m0dte germ einmal elm
ri6tiaes Gbinoeeros ie1en!"
-Nd ma! Sunse iSran:
,2iebe ssreunbin, f0nnen Sic mir nibt
Gin neues &p6bub smpfsblsn9~- aus
msinem isbissn fdmsdt msinemMunns
partout nidts!"
-8om GrereterpIdb. =
aieutenant (einen Retruten NIT sros
fen Obren erblidenb): rGeuerperter
Sufffe, tpie beibt ber Wlann ba nit
ben S6alltri6tsrn9"
-gs gibt 9etftsbItbs
bic ben einaelnsn srIsuhten. bic Menst
absr psrbssr.n. ipeun iis Bel ibr siin'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17

= Sbre auffaffung. =
5reunbin: .Run, 2Oni. ipis sebt es
Dir benn Bel Deiner neuen Serrs
f6aft9" - 2pni: Die 8ebanblune 1T
gut; absr ionf iit msine 9srridaft
iebr tnauierig. Gen Winter ioa lie ios
gar i'm Siibsn subrineen. ipabri4ein'
li9 nm Sols gu ipuren."
8erlpdenbe @us d t..
.Sie annoneirten bod elm fein mDblirs
tes 3immer nit f9Oniter glusii9tg
5ein mDblirt iit's ia; aber 9lusiiht
finbe id fsins!" = rRd. febsn Sic ii9
nal bas Saus bort briiben an: bas
geb0rt benz msbrfa6en Wtilliondr &eis
denbereer, unb Der Munn bat bret
bdbfb bsrunpadfenbe SD4ter!"
= nnfere eieenen Sch lei
mibfaIlen uns meiit erit, tpenn mir iie
an anberen ieben.
= Mn mdnhen Men 6 en-
finbst man nur besbalb ni9ts, neil
man nidts bintsr ibnsn iu4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17
Die Mufif Der 0atur.

@er 9lumsn serns bat, lisbt gee
tpDbnlid audi Muiit.
Die Sdrmonie Der SDne, dntportet
lie nibt ber Sarmpnie Der Sarben2
limb sbenio m09te i9 ben ~Duft" aIs
9ritte einreiben.
Sft Dir beim SDren elmer Melobie
ni1t i9on einmal bic Grinnerung an
irsenb cine beitimmte 8lume eritan<
benz SD meine in Der 4rt. bab DID
slei9Iam Der 9uft bsrielbsn umz
| f9pebt unb Did punberiam berdui4t
In grinnerung zines seIiebten Weiensa
unpilltiirlitb pergleibft Du biefe
8lumen nit benz Namen, ben 3iisen,
bem gbarafter Der gelisbten perion,
unb pertiefit Did bsim alans Der Mez
lobienfiilIe in alte. liebe 8ilber.
n@ebsr" 3. 9. beriebt Did inmitten
etnes Walbpeees stpii4en Wariens
bliimden unb @silden. Oh bstrittit
nit bemieIben iponnisen @efiibl, ipie
einIt Settle an Settle nit Der 9eliebten,
ben idmalsn SuBiteis, bDri oas pldts
i6ern bss @ades 81 @uren Siiben,
iiebit ben tbaufsudten 3psis bas feline
&0pfden nit ben blonben Sledten
ftreifen.
rSabbn" ldbt Did bur9 ionnenbe.
glGnste Sluren ipanbeln, unb blaue
&ornblumen niden Dir gu, ipie ber ers
ipdrmenbe @ruB zines lieben, treuen
4uges.
@ine W1eIobis rSduberts" saubert
Dir sinen farbenprG6tisen Sonnsnurtz
tergdns por 9lugen, einen Spu3iersang
bur9 bliibenbe Saibe.
,S6umann" elei9t Der linben
@ommerna1t; i'm Silberi9ein bes
Monbes rubt Der trGumenbe See, Su
iisbf bas bonn leiIsn Nu9ttpinb ses
itrsifteS9ilf bes llfers. bic itiae @aiz
ierroie.
,Wlpsart" umflutbet Did nit Ros
1enbuft i'm ionnenbur6feu6teten part
an einem tbaufriidsn Mprsen, ipGbz
renb ,geetbopen" cine erbabsne @es
biraslanbi6aft, ipunberiame 9letider,
bliibenbe 8ergesb1ben, purpurne Sies
fen, entsiidenbe SbGler bor Deine
trunfenen Sinne fiibrt.
9lus benz Rduf9en unb Wpgsn oes
Meeres, bas bic Iama9t @ottes fiins
bet, tOnen Dir rSGnbels" ma9tppGe
SreeltlGngc. Bad" ldBt Did an ets
nen frbitalltlaren, tiefen 9ersiee oenz
fen. Weit iiiben. betGubenben 9iiften
bon Seliotrop, sasmin. Nar5iiien uno
slieber iiberitr6mt Did rGbopins"
iinnberaui9enbs Spnfiille, unb nRus
binitein" perIebt Dib In bic mGr9ens
bafte pradt eines Seraifsartens. iiber
beiIen bobe Mauern bic bersolbeten
&uppeln Der prGdttsen Moi9een i'm
Sonnenfhein funfeIn.
.sSenisn" ma6nt Did an bic aarte,
feuIae ellie; fie fdmiidte Define iunse
Gdfpefer auf ibrem Isbten Eager. als
Soft iie beimrief su feinsn gnseln in
ibrer Sussnb. llnidulb unb reinen
SdDnbsit.
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bic Seele fiibren gum @eraleid innes
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