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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
Historic Vessel in Fishing Fleet.

H!storIc VesseI In Fishing Fleet e.,
The sailing of the schooner Thomas
e ~ f. How.llett from Philadelphia for
southern fishing. grounds recalls the
history. of the vessel, The schooner,
once the CaFmita, was. used with the
-schooher Wandefer during Civil war
times as slave ship. She ran from
the West Indies to the United States.
During one of her slave-carrying
voyages, the Carmita was fired upon
and captured off Charleston, S. c., by
a United States government vessel. A
short time afterward the Wanderer
met. the same fate. Both vessels were
taken to Charleston and offered for
sale by the government, and the pres
ent owners bought the vessels.
The Carmita was rebuilt in 1910 at
the yard of a Wilmington shfpbuild-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
Greatness.
,reat at some

Every man might be great at some
thing, you know"
'.Yes. l heard one of your neigh
bors say, the other day, that If you
had gone in for that sort of thing
early. in life you might have become
one of the worlds greatest porch
painters"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
CHAPTER Viii.

AS Mrs. Spotsw ood turned she saw
Josiej for the first time, for the girl
had instantly begun a low-voiced,
somewhat giggling confab with her old
friend. Broadway, and was sitting at
the far side of the center table, where,
to his disgust, the shaded lamp cast
but an imperfect light upon her face.
The judge looked at them, grinning,
and then did thing which made
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
Not in Il, Vet.

'"The Muchmores have a butler and
a footman now"
Eyes, but they must still be regard
ed as parvenues. They haven't been
prominent long enough to have
skeleton in the closet"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

it came to be used when there was no,
ice at all. This useful word is one of
the nautical terms which the French
have borrowed from the English, al
though it is not easy to recognize it at
first in it's French form of ouaiche, and
it is still used on the Norfolk broads
with it's original meaning of an open
place in the ice.-English Review.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

ing most Indignantly: The cat lay
quiet for time, the bird still holding
its ground. When it quieted down
somewhat, the cat crouched forward
as if to spring, but the bird set up
again defiant clucking and the. cat
withdrew. This lasted for 20 minutes
until the cat was, removed into. the
house. -.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

that Broadway and his friend were lost
in contemplation of the portrait. "Give
him this quarter then,ss he whispered,
"and tell him to go over to the drug
store and get six good cigars for me-
Though this was mad extravaganza,
she countenanced it upon this great oc.
casion. f"Isil tell him right away" she
promised, and the judge smiled at her
She always rose to great occasions.
Didn't remember Clara, did you.
when she went to the door," he genial
ly inquired of Broadway, $500 ~ j.
NO; didn't" admitted. She's
quite lady now, isn't she?"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
All in His Favor.

rs your husbands life insured In
your favor, Mrs. Peck?'
'In my favor? No. / consider that
l am doing the favor in letting him
have his life insured, while mine is
not
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
CTO BE CONTINUED)
Music Kent Up.

The mother of one family of small
children always takes the hour after
the children are snugly tucked in bed
to keep up her music. 1t gives the
mother an opportunity to enjoy her
music and teaches the children to
listen and enjoy fine music.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
ALL HE NEEDED TO KNOW.

81 can't under.
stand,'' the the
atrical manager
complained, why
you are barring
my show. You
say it is inde-
cent; but you
haven't seen 1t.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
LARGE ODenino,

How rude of you to yawn right in
my face!"
Il don't want to quarrel, dear, but
think you will have to acknowledge
that strictly speaking the yawn was
right in my own face"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
Wondcrinu,
hat a piano contains

DO you know that piano contains
a mile of wire? p
Does it? l wonder how many
square feet of sheet tin the ordinary
piano contains?"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

Things are never as great as we
expect them to be-"
blowing up you expect to get from
your wife when you arrive home late?"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
ALI He Had.

I've bought little place in the
country
Bought any live stock YETI"
mot yet There were q couple OF
bullfrogs on the place; the agert
threw them in
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
Chi!d'a Wash DreseSs.

Childrens cclcred wash dresses are
of ectton crepe, voiles, ratiEes and
plain ,coiored linens, chan b@avs and
piques. The loag-waisted elEctf. is cs
mich favored as evar.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
What He Had.

Old Lady Ito seedy looking library
boy)-Have you got "Epictetus?"
Boy--No thank you. mum; it's only
bad cold and sore froat.-London
Punch
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

ling concern, and her name changed to
the Thomas F. J. Hewlett. She was
then added to a fleet of fishing schoon-
ers. The vessel recently had a Sc
horsepower engine installed
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

how 40 YOU KNOW 1t is indecent!
You are advertising that it was a
great success in New York, aren't
you?" asked the chief of police.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

hat is shown for spring developed in
all the fashionable colors.
A plain tailored hat with hemp brim
and satin crown appears in a deep
petunia color with standing ornament
made of braid. For early wear and to
butlast the Lenten season, it is in all
ways a desirable model The, design
is#elegant for a suit hat, and is one
of. :, great number showing soft
crowns of silk.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20

TIE world is cold and gray and dismal,
1t offers not joy to me:
I founder in a slough abysmal,
Deprived of hope, bereft of gee.
For weeks my fare has been but meager,
Oft hungry have gone to bed;
With hope that has been brave ana
eager
I've held my peace and looked ahead,
But all my hoping ends in sorrow
And all my efforts in defeat;
Stay not to tell me that tomorrow
Life may seem good again and sweet.
What mocking lucFSlessness is mine!
All, bitter sorrow-bitter, bitter!
I've been invited out to dine,
And have a headache that's a splitter.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-20
NJ 68g
HENRY, HOM!LAND
0Fs[IU7y e{ Edr

All, bitter, bitter,
bitter sorrow. I
Speak not to me
Of h op-e or
mirth,
Nor pause to tell
me that tomor-
row
The world may rec
ognize my worth,
That fortune may
decide to raise
me
Above the weary,
toiling crowd,
That t h o s e w b o
doubt me now
may praise me.
That ! u C k m a v
make me glad
and proud.
Stay not to tell me
that I fritter
The moments fool
ishly away;
The sorrow I pos
sess is bitter.
/ would not, if |
----f
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I'm WlurstRessel.

ss bsm oHm 5snmatI4aH gaIIE ~milstsi purhs tab gnsanb
elm siFasursS u& DranIrdt gdanbi uub bort sdanbst babe. foil e. sfost
basen: .6da. tH. "a brautm MIR Fs Hi4i aaS Srob5rtannin bsrHbsr.
ubrHsm'.
IN br Got T6dni elm srobr sH Der SmfIam Rratssfam nlnbnats
men burauT Hinans gu IauFsn, aHf BEN Sentiment England fdnr arupPH
~ snbRBu.
Dat bic Msgnnbms antrsrpsns FIR ben isbissn 3tfpuuit haf5a
fpart nurbe nnb utAi IN ben uFtn Sell b.s Gdo5uges fI, bat gum min'
bsHn ben GrfIs. sic mare I'm nfsn Sdl os 6eb5uses sbmiO lsiat
m5er6 stptien. Der 2at srpartes Fs ps bic ssitBung aIr alfnPIdbs
I'M 9orbn gdghnS uub G~rauirsas bic ben grthH bas aauon in Der
GIouts bs buif4eH gOrmarfhss 70 Idtt mndim, psnn fs in 5snoss
Sanb bfRbeu. limb bic Gtuf4en parsu l4OH in 6FHbe SIRE potrOui'
len HrsiFhu ftUn Sci SobrG limb bann pI5bfa purbsn bic pdbs ON
aauaI ~bsbanbslt as TdH Fs sr nmt Oa; MsHi9e Raai4abs n4t gu e.
norisn, u6 anhperpsn cns ibs 9sbeuhns ns Gtabpuuit fix bic gsskr
unS grhsn 81 DpsrattoHsn sssH bic bsufi9m gsrbtneun9s!Htn our4
gdaisn. 60 mar straSs5u cine eneouus an bic Glisrtcn, btfs Storun5
Al perTuten. Cine qufgatt, Der bic NeFe Der beIgH4n armse Ffer ALIEN
nibt q~rpaFn pdrsn. ahr granpfu ub grtn.
rnb re bHen an. Die 9dsir 6dhen Spdftlos allies, nus Fs 4 tiaBen,
hob antpsrpen assoaen. unb BE grhn baden allies binseporfg, NOS ft
IN Sanbs. gieupspoort, SanHrdm uHb gahis Ianbsn fOnneu. 9R
ganbbsf hs bsuifSeH gnIaIFabs muBt uussnust perben. rnO mods
BEN bus asT5ehn NOR, begann Der gmuaI Samooe isfne bera4mts usbsrs
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Der 4rmss bon amhrs eegH bic Qrma alud
I'm 9nintrpsn bic aanb gu reiaen
RaarH5 muir nm auf fstnsm uegt bic arme |. goeEn ~ timber, bon
Der Bic MlHertn u9ts puBsn. gtrabs 70 penig ME bic grhrn nubhH
bab Il. IN autperpen nit f5rsn eaHbHnsn, ben gsIstsrH, %stngd4loin,
bur9 buii8e Rsfrbsn bon 0Fsbe unb GaIuis abssi4nitsu, nnO in Der
ROlsn Bats our 9~urdbrshung Der buftn Ilunts unb 9ebnounssIiHis
sur capitalization Obr gum letetrti uuf hOudubftss Ss6iet uab sur Sn'
tsrnisruug bort scsDunsen psrben parbs.
Dos felt o~ugsni6sfni9 unniiebar bsOOr, g. 8 in peni8 7o9a.
n .gda fin., rrb bnnn Der ne Sndstr risosr fosn torusr, mir
bran6eu Fs phia ni4i aug grObbrituHnisu gu 5OIsn sic Hsfn us 5n'
fnb nenn man bos 10 nnFsht, fR e. bonn Hi4t sana etldri4, bb
br QnI1 fdnen gsuralFabshsF baDoni1gts neil II ihm gu bumm mar
ceaenHbr Sr HberIessnen arisstuHF b. 9rika, ME uns bas bic hfHhrts
Observation-Disclosures usbet2
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Nus Berlin, Ner.

Mod)te glei1 al geainn nieiner
aorreIponoens ingen, bab if mid
Bel Der 5eier bes Dentihen cages
In Omaha nitt nur gut omiiiirf,
ion6ern aud redt piel Sntereiiantes
aebort babe. Den ReorH 81 Ian.
ifen, mar fir mid cine Gffenbo.
rung; nddiies Sabr Der6e id per.
infen, bon bier cine red)t grobe
3abL 9eutider our GertiGen Tag
feier mad Omaha BIT briugen. 3ns
6riebensgebet oes $errn 9oitor
SaiIerO bat pobl duf oe .9orer Ell
men nadbaItigen ginoruf geindft;
berrli9 tparen bic @eIanssoortrdae
in0 Die Snitrumcntalmufif Girl.
gent Steele Bat nieoer einuial benies
len, iuas er NIT tiidtigen Sangern
uu6 Wuiifern 81 ieiiicn imitdn6e lit.
0maba fam aiif oie Dentifen uno
6as 8elttide @aus itol3 iein. -
am x. Gttner tbtrbe Serr RnuI
Blelfert INIT SRI. Una Hoers I'LL
Sauie Der 9rauteltern nabe Berlin
6ur1 &errn Qaftor MiffeIien ebeli6
berbunoen. Gas iunge Banr miro
8obmtng in Berlin nebmen. = arn
s. Dftober puroc 6ris Sinners nit
SRI. Gina gafnlan I'M @auie Der
8ralteltern nnbe Berlin DurG 6rn.
9aitor Miffelieu ebelib pcrbum0en.
EROS oeg ih[edten @etters bate
.fid cine groBe 8obl @1ite. oarrn.
ter aud GHreier oieies, %eiugefin.
oen uuo nae perlebten einige nnge.
nebnte Stun6en. Moee es ben BET.
Den ubengeiinnnten iuusen gbepao.
re duf alien ieineu @eseu redt
out ergeben. 81.
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9egen 5rauenaimmrec6G

Sn GebrasEa ipiro IN Ser gopem.
bcruahI iiber einen 9ulae 5ur
Staotsberiuiiuua nbgdummt mer.
ben. burd pelden 0en 6rauen 0oB
~oloeneine MobIrcdt c%iugerdiimt
lpcrben iolI.
Mir aeben uHieren 9eIern ben
9Natb. hagesen su itimnen. ihreiht
bic sgineoln Breie VreIie", unb
idhrt fort: mir tbun oas ans Der
ebrIiheu lleberBeugwra, Dab 0aourdl
Dem Stante uuo Der 8rmleuipeIt
ieIbit an beiten aeoieut miro. 3enn
Die Diibrilna Der Gtaatsaeihaftr
lpiiror onrh Die Witmirfumg Der
Brnisu nidlt aebefert merbsn. pie
Die 8erhaltniiie in ben Stnrten. 100
es felt 2dnaem beitebt ihlneenb be.
pieien; unbL abcr tDiir6en uniere
5rnnen IN ben parteipolitiitrn
aampf bineinge3ogen iiH0 ibren ID.
men bon Der aaattu borgeihriebeneil
Pilihten eHtfremoet meroen.
Dos Stimnlredlt piirOe Den 5raii.
en- feinen aeIeeIiGcn Shut geben.
Den fie brulIheu mo belite niht
ihon beiiten. Sbre 8eMfe ais
icuer8ahIer, als ~Gi1embml5beliber
iino uift III Beiabr ibr Grbredt
pirO ~nireenbtuo auaefofteu. Sn
solitiiheu aampie NIT Der M6nner.
melt DER tuiiroen iie mnnde Bored.
te einbaben, oie i6nen beute aud
obne geieeliHe 5eitleauug eiusc.
r1untt peroen. Sbre Stelluug in
Ser @eIeaihoft uao in Der 5amilie
cine onbere, nber nidt b6bere
per6en iobnED ie in poIitiiden
@ettbeiuerb tretcn miirben.
9ns 5elo ~ io5id!er Eethdtigurg
1T fir Die 5rnuen. Die iit BARN
niibIih maiden moGyL nett genilg.
obne 6uB ite Die poIisiite arena Be.
treten. Gle baben nf io5iaIem &c.
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bieic bereits bel aeIeiIiet. obue Gro.
ae. uu0 ioaten fortfabreu IN oern
auten @erfe. politite TbaiiaiSit
babel MIR bin0erlih lein
piiroe berberblid wlrfen
9aB mdnfe politifer iih fir
frauenItiHmrsdt erEldrens III fir
uns fcin Mraument; ie ltu0 chen
~RoIitifer" nuo boffen NIT SiIfe Der
1raueHitimmcH, oeren Giniibrung
Il ebefiirmorten. peri6nlide 0riolgc
~ er3ielcn. Gas III mm1uulides
Demaaogeutblm. Was mIrr edno
braudt, Iin6 mdnner bic lire gan.
&c aruit umo ibr beItes aoHneH Dem
9oIfe piomeu. Soldle gfanmcr
hrnitfcn nift ouf neiblife SiilfSs
trilppen az ipefuIirrn, iie Der0en
bon Der 4dmcrtuelt geIfdtt mo
~ BEN poIien erforen perOen, fir
Die man iie fir fabis luo berufen
balt.
auf Ser an6eren Seite iinb bieIe
perIidnoiae, Horblidanoe 5rauen &c.
gen 0os 6-rnuenitimmrett. Gle mol.
len es mht, iie iehen feineH min.
idensipcrtben 6ortihritt oariu, lie
ieben ibre auipabe In nu0ercn @e.
bieten. @eion0crs oerfcn bic 0citih
den Graien 70. Son ib.
nru iino inn Suiirdletteu.gaaer 10
qlit ME feline su fin0au. Die bent.
ihe 9ausfrm bejhdftigt iih Iieber
nit Der g%rSiebung ser ain0er lntO
NIT ibren 4ilihteH ais Siiterin oes
Seimcs, nls INIT politiiheH Streit.
frngen uno @entetampf. @ir iino
iIber5eiat oapon onB Die molten bon
tire @atten unO Sobne ieIbit
mtfior0ern tper0en, i'm 9fpnember ge.
aen 6ns Grauenitimmreht 81 tim.
men, 6as tie nift miinifen. neil Is
fir ie mo Sic @eiammtbeit in fei.
uer @eiie piiuitenspertb 1T.
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.ple AbbtEfe far Die einsettioe neutraIitat.

Cine 4nsntl RonsrebHHsIebg unb bic ssamts bsutftidnoIi4s qrdie
bs 2anhss ne9mtn GtsHuns gegen bic abF6t un6 bas 9erIangH beg
grdFbenia. pOun9 Der ROnsteB 30 1taiOutu Dollars gum anf1uF bon
tn Ten gDrt HegsnSgn eropdHdsn 9ompfrn beriaisen f0l bic ben nett
trakn Sdnbd Der Der. Snotn bermiHAu parbsn. ben England ist IN.
~trbinbe-
e0bdS 6as sdSisht 6urduf nsfF Sas .gtnt 9oItsbIatF BIN
t6nuen bkis g6Hfs brett mad 9mtidunO Gersibe, 9oumpods unS Ion.
fue guren bnnsen, bic nidt aIs RouhsbanOe betraftet nerben tonnsu.
Gus trip Tcenr 1nf Bsgn 81, ba Ohfr mad Der 9anssr aonOsntiou
ui4t as aDntrttdnbe a~ngssheu prb. nenn ss CUR @srpfegung Der bent
mare eupIonba gnmaBung tin nirtfnnr Rkgd ~ooei4Oben, benin BE
gori9rffkn, bic e 6onanb maht. piro ss f9 ssgen una ntht slnubsn
gnmiE parbe aud bic TngIddbet in Der &trtuug Der NeuiraIitdtsgsisBe
behDben fem, auf bic 81. Ssrantr in ienem prutF an ben qrdfbsntH
hmpeiR. Dem bds 1nsIsabet Der RsuhattStssefese ~ggsndber eng
lamb unb Deutf5ldRb trgibt Fd aus BEN Idf9en umFnnb, bb mir tttns
6onbelsHDtts bsFsen, be urhr omuitani6r Glaegs fdhrt. Infer mapns
transport nab BEN austanO Iagt ist in b~OIdnbH4sn 0dnben anb eng
Ionb uadt Fn feline Ieberkgsnbei Hbr btfes teEs 2anb IN Isinsr ibii4en
brutoIsn gdIs sunuss tntem e tdiGhh9 9ononb ben neutraIen 5anoel
untsrlaot bat. Ghbg borF unr marsn fir fsnn sgneH gsbarf sfnfHbren
rab mtB NOD ba3u bic @arantts seben, buE bic bon Inn e~ingsfi9rtsn Ias
rgn nfht mad anberen 2Gnbsrn, nOmt notirhh nur 9eutfdlunb nc
ceaerrdd asusint Fnb, gsffidt psrben barsn. Die Dirtung III 6smnat,
bas 5OHonD Ietues psriDOIln ae4tss, ala nutalr 6tdat ben 6dncti
spifhen ben freofu6reuben Dd9tsn ait bermtthIn, bsduFiS gst Gs Ill
ober tIar, bab bic Der. Gtnntsn unmDgf9 fir 5pIdHOs neatrnIe Reht
sintretsn t5nntu, 10 pfenbar g aud II, bB bic Ser. Gtndhn s6sniO bas
burh aefddOig. psrbeu, ME imss annO. bHn ptnn aus ben Der. staoen
md 5oTkno aeTdidtes gsreioe nidt mad TsatnIanb nnb 0sHursd gn
ididt fperhen barF, 10 rib boDur6 aud unrer 2dnbs Der neuhals menrtt
pnfprt. Gef9s6t ss ahr onf onrfunH4su S9iHeH+ 10 Ihgt bic 5o6s
onns onhsrs fr GaIbtngtpf.
Ds ndt brtHf6en Sntsrdfen nsrbsu NIT npndI fdt uafrtn Sonbd,
his FIT sne, auf 4s gIf9phhnOe aeuraltdts ibt Ginpfriuns ouf ben
2OnastB su ri5tsn Ra6n. Oant bort BIZ gotOsruag Ss qqtaFOsntn BEL
-AAL
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pIe portnalegIscpen Utuppetl.

4uboHe arnouJ, hr milttdrii4s aritIsr bes Bolton JoarnaI"
f4rtbt ~ bz Naar8. bqb England bsy gartasisIta mobiI MAIDEN
lmpnH
Faaaofs of the days . foreshadowing Of the probable entr-
Gsnee a Portugal into the fighting line, as an additional aid to
ac Allies This news is really comic. Only three years ago
s@w en- infantry regiment the Sixth, If / remember correctly,
q tie uutskirts Of Lisbon, absolutely without shoes, except
ne cfHess. and armed with secondhand rifles discarded by
Spasns and clothed mostly in rags.
Since the coming Of the present opera bouffe government
III F0rugsL called d republic, but in reality a corrupt oligarchy,
RUssagaia rrEdat. which, under the late monarchy did not
anount y much, has gone to the @demonition bowwows," and
va k0aad not equip 10000 men to save her soul.
Hfxr tie late Duke Of Wellngtons rather caustic express
opinion on the fighting qualities Of the Portuguese, it
wcuf6 hardly seem as through ~equipping these troops would
Y 4apptlag Investment for Nk9 British.
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Toabsburas Ao!er.

aat in nrtuaIiiser aabsdurstr aar!.
srrite bic naiirrnben sdDiussu,
anErIHb sur AbiUshr Der 5einbesorfatr
gHifIisosu ben SaGben bic aIlnoen.
sirbi, bslHe gsifer innis oeislt,
Sdrsiien btoeitcri snn g'frte,
stanacnb crtcnHe Bic nsibiide &sIt
Eeitsrrsihs Eseenbs starfe.
SrseInb perIieken mir ambpS NIB
@flHe,
sharhn Hrs inter ben 8abnsn,
aeiusr elm baneIi&ss 3oaen trus,
ssiner braRats Elm W!abHsT.
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8abrn ben 5ricben srIirbl NIB bstuahrt.
Bis MAN ms vfeiae" oeidOIten,
Ell nun Der eiciferer frrUelnSs art
SGnri nit hen Sawsrte ~persoItsH.
Sell Str, aaiier! Sci 5h6rer i'm Gireis
@5re bic g5lier jest sIbru,
gehtsr Saafl lei benz 2eihe stipsiHt,
Samaa niat wDtlsa ibir leibrH.
Eeaerrsids Mndt HsBt In fhimmeru.
Der ggsbr
3criis sitm Qdmpfen uub sisseu,
sesuf Jest, aaiisr, btiH sstf anb cteF,
eeie Zen geler nun flteasn.
Q. bon 1HbieEL
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Metn RrtegsfretwtIltger.

l,u9 tiRntaL bic Sanb! aein, iG
bnile bidl nidt,
On IIebsr. ioanissr auuss.
Cd ieb' cid, i'd fHbp tidb Id iprsfe
ia nidJt,
so meiF'rs bic bsbsute Sandt.
Sun sistR bn buhir, HuS ID blel6s sa.
rid,
@luF Obas bid weitrrIebrn;
gIus ben alaasu Ienhtet Dir ebcIfes
WIita,
@if BIT feIbf ss mir inner aestbse.
In upfcrh bid piai6 Sern gatertanS,
On farAtsR ben 9pb nidi niGt
&nnbeH.
5H biz w elm beiIises 5snee entbrannf,
gas i'd inaHrrMb bab' mltempfnabeH.
I'd bieIt bid, aIs 0jssf bio mir bate
eeihentt.
els uoIt ID BID nlmtmer IaHen,
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Der n[te lErib an Sic 2emtlden.

STE Doc GrieOri6g 0eg @roBen
an Bic Geutihen, oie Der aonig ON
Cube oes b0ien a~riegsiobres 1850.
ae0idtet Bat, lhlieBt mt elmer fol-
! wruoBen i~ibcriesten G61B
Bic bielen @0lfer, bic fid
inns beridmorerb
Ainfelbafter Gbriuht b0L.
Bertrand berloreu.
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nnber3ngt MIR meire9eloen, trefft
tie NIT oen1 BetterihLaee
Cures 9orDes, ettrer 8iebe, 0nB
Die Mlenidbcit fiinftger Sdge
Gieien Stlirmlnuf obneglei1en.
bieiem Sieg her W~linoers1hl
@Bi6er cine MeIt bon Neioern
t6urm' elm Acknowledgement.
abonnirt ouf Sic 1agIide Gribine.
S4.00 Oas S1br Ourh bic Dot.
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agenten fiir Elm icbr tDertbbones
unb leidt pert1ufIi1es engIiihes
tperoen iberoa geindt unO an.
eeltelt. Gutter DerOienit unb iteti.
ge Mrbeit fir SeOen, Der etiuas tbun
NTH. I'm tDeitere gusfiinft 1oreT.
fire: q. 9. Dor $50, Omaha, Heb.
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Die EdoIihe 9riblne one in fenern OeAfihen &nie feblen. eli
biett cine aJuue geoegenen QeefoftE un0 Deroieut bic l~lnterItatuno
naer Geutihen III 5taA unb 2oub.
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psnt bait id bid niat nell rs UpE
10 geIeuit;
Sd tauH Is nit 2Gii9s mar faHen.
60 5is6 benn, msin Saast, bsn eles
81 Siea
@ie ba huffsf in beiFem gsrIanaens
limb Isbrit bn beim aus bem beiIlasR
4rieg,
@il NIT etuls Id bid sarsIia smpfaa.
gen.
ttnb ts6rf ba ni6s helm, bnnn Efass
tB nimt,
Gnum uari' Id bsa Gemnt I'm ffinen
Sis 5nm eiseneR Cob, BIG Sum Jung.
y iten NeriMt
itnO fR0s mid gsites Iilsn.
@ean n6er hmm mn jinsIten Ea9
Der gr0hs Wrdrnf eFsIunsen,
Tam msih Id, IN msIne erlis 8rae'
Ma@ meintm oeIisbtsn Snnssn.
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geIteut Die Omaha EribHne.