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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
FoR ToAs COUNTY.

Christopher Carson, Fernandez.
Pedro Valdez,
Samson Beuthncr /"
Lafayette Head, Concjos,
Rudolph Loeb, Castillo,
William Bransford, Moro,
Joseph PIey,
Matias Mad!na, Rinconcs.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL,

Maxwell l. Co., San Miguel,
Miguel Scna y Romero, Pueblo.
Doaciano Vigil, Pecos,
W. II. Moore, Tecolote,
DR.. Stephen Boce, Las Vegas.
G. NJ alexander, Fort Unien.
Each agent who may send us ten subscribers
will be entitled to the eleventh copy free q
charge, We hope the friends of the enter.
prise will exert themselves in its behalf, and
assist rt! in establishing the Gazette perns.
nently
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
IMPORTANT TO NEW MEXICO.

IMPORTANT TO NEW MEXICO.
iii take great pleasure in Announcing to
The merchants of New Mexico, that we
have succeeded in saving tht m the trouble Of
-oing 20 St. Louis to buy their
SOAP Q 1AMD18So
es we have established at this place mann.
A,ctory Of SOAP, LARD, OIL, STAR TAI
low CANDLES, which we will he able to
9lrnish our friends in New Mexico, at
ST. LOUIS PRICES,
'sing determined to make superior article We
lpklforward to receiving numerous orders.
MAJORS KELLER & BYER.
y9aWp0O9 W~o
November 18th 1856.
Gnth.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
COUNTY OF BERNAIlILo.

7VVNEI Ut UUH'Nt II'I'V'
W. II, Brooks, Albuquerque,
Franlisco Perca. BernaliIlo,
Juan Cristobal Armjo, Ranches.
Jose Chayes, Padillas.I
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

COUNTY OF SANTA ANA.
Michael Gleason, Algadones,
FRANCISCO Sandoyal, Jcmez.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
Office Acting Commissary Subsistence,
Santa Fe, November "a 1851.

PKUPUSHLS FUK CURN!
Sealed proposals will he received at this Of
fce until IL VI. December Goth 1857, for the
delivery Vt ono thousand Fanegas of corn in
the ear, in such quantities., and Ut such times
as may hereafter he stipulated.
Gool and responsible securities will be re.
quired.
J. T. SPRAG0E,
Bvt. Maj & Cant. 9Th lnfy.
Acting Commissary Of Subsistence,
Dss.5 United. States Army.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

COUNTY OF RIO AERiBA.
Diego Archuleta, Los Luceros.
Manuel SalOzar, Abiquiu,
Francisco Salazar, Cllama,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
Mail and Passenger Stage Line
ErnIn InInnanlnnca tn SANTA Ef.
Fare Through :

kkuH ESD " K KJUIE TIE IsT ND IVIH " EkVH HUA1'
Fare Through:
From May | to November | ....,... Sl25
F.om November to May | ...... $3.50
Packages anil extra baggage 3j cents Ger lb.
n summer, aud 5 tents in w'nt'r, but NJ pack
nee ohnrgcl less than One Dollar. All bag
gIse ut the risk of the owner, AMI no respon-
sibility for any package worth over fifty dol
lars unless contents given and specially con-
ir lctcd fur and no Responsibilities packages
or m,ncy given to the Conductors and not on
he Wa9blls.
Cy Provisions, arms, and ammunition FUR
nish.1l by the proprictors.
c1F Passage moncy must he paid IN alvarez.
July 1851. HOCNADAl " llAhL.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

COUNTY OF VALENCIA.
Antonio Jose 0tero, pcralta,
Ramon Luna, Los LnnaS,
Jose Maria Abreu, Valencia.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

COUNTY OF socoRRo.
Vincent St. Vrain, Socorro,
W. Conner, p. m. "
Manuel Vigil, Limitar
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

COUNTY OF DoNA ANA.
Phil. NJ. Thompson, Doua Ana,
Henry J, Cunniif, Las Cruces,
VIM. NJ Grootv, Mesilla,
Charles Hoppih, Fort Fillmore.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

T., Ul---, county Oh, olhte
III, propose tn convey the mails OF the
unucd States FROM July |, 1858, to June 30,
1862, On route No.--, from-- To
agree,by to the advertisement Of the Pnstmns
ter General dated October %, 1851, and by the
following mode Of conveyance, viz
for the annual sum of--dollars
This proposal is made wiih jul knopledge
of the distance of the route. The ceigh Of the
mailio be carried, and all other particulars IN
reference 10 The route and service, and also a.
Ter caretal examination Of The ldpS and ms
irnciioB attached 10 the advertisement.
Dated (Signod,)
GUARANTEE.
The Undersigned, residing ut -, State
n -. undertake that, il the foregoing bid
far carrying the mai on route No. - be
accepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder
shall. prior to the lst day Of August, 1858,
enter into the required obligation, on contract
to perform the service proposed, with good and
sufficient snreties.
This zoe do understanding distinctly The obi
cations and liabilities assumed By guardntOB
under The 27th section Of The acl Of Congress Of
Juy2, 1886.
(Signed by two guarantOrs.)
CERTIFICATE.
Tho undersigned, postmaster u, State
of -, certiies, under his oath Of office,
that hc N acquainted with the above guaran.
tors, and knows them to he men of property,
and able to make good the guarantee.
Dated
(Signed.)
Is. Altered bids should net be submitted;
nor should bids once submitted be withdrawn.
Each bid must he guarantied by two res.
ponsibe persons. General guarantees cannot
be admitted. The bid md guarantee should
be signed plainly with the full name Of each
person.
The department reserves the ri .ht to reject
my bid which may he deemed extravagant, and
nlso the bids Of failing contractors and bid
lers.
l6. The hid should be sealed; supprscrbpd
T" Mill Prop 'sals, State or Territory of las the
casem may o -" addressed ''Second Az.
sistant Pest aaster General" Contract Office.
and sent y mail, not by or to m agent; and
rostmasters will not enclose proposals (or let.
ters Of any kind) in their quarterly returns.
II. The contracts are to DO execnted and 70.
turned to the department bv or before the lat
Of August, bnt th' service must be commenced
on the lsi July, or tho mail day next nfter that
date, whether the contrasts be executed or not
No proposition for transfers will be conside
red until the contracts are executed and recei.
we'd at the department; and then no transfers,
will he allowed unless good and sufficient reas,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
FORM or PROPOSAL.

-, If, county d, Stste
or----, propose tn convey the mails OF the
United States FROM July |, 1858. to June 80.
1862, on route No.--, frOm-- To
agree,bly to the advertisement Of the Pnsimns'
ter General dated October %, 1851, and by the
following mode Of conveyance, viz:
fnr the nnnnnl snm Of f--dOllArs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
I Wish. and I VIII.

=" wish ! could play on the piano as well
as Mi.. IIalleit," said Ellen Rose.
"well, 80 you will, when you have had
as many years practice" was the reply.
80. mean now, without waiting 30
long"
IL wonder IL wishing will make her
good player" thought. "Iiwishing were
efforts, most men would be great"
81 wish knew as much as you, do Miss
Emile, saii the same young lady.
"So you may, you will study and Inn
prove your time"
81 wish knew as much now"
Knowlci.r docs not come to you Of its
own accord, M,s Ellen; you have TO put
/, there by Efforts Of your own"
' wish | knew my lessons"
"s.t down aud study them, and you viii
-I,n have your wish"
- ipn,t tel m the humor n studying
l'dIk' % know them without
"'l ail. must brugca arIp 90 you,
,pu lyit-l often. l,Ic,.ll disro,cr The
mls,.. vou.I u,s 10 myself. bat 10 must
be invisible ma.I bu' yourself Gr cannot
sc that y,i accomplished q great deal by
It, after ALL
Now you ar laughing at me. I, does
no, ID mc any good suppOss, bat it Is -
easy 10 say 1t, aud | DO really wish what |
sly."
", doub, you do II you could get il
without any tronble. -" wish" is lazy
friend Of yours he i'm, any prof. to you
suppose you turn him oG aud take instead
81 WILL" My word for it you will fad
that he help. you more than tho other.
IIa !. the very soul OF industry and be ac-
complshes moro in an hour than I" I wish"
does in lifetime. Say Twill learn my
lessons, aud there will be ne occasion for l
wish knew them You will cut the ae-
quainiancc Of your old friend when you
have tried the new one, am sure"
Ellen laughed. "well," she said, ~
don't like to dissolve old friendships: but
I will try your advice, that is, II can re-
member; hut wish Is easier 70 say
than will, is to do"
Her resolution Is good; let US follow 1t.
"IrlT' Is tho brave word that conquers
all diIicultic.. youths Casket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
FIFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME 25, NO. IL.

"Did he expect her to trouble herself"
she said, "about another woman's brats7
No. he hired nursery maid for that-it
was none oi her business. 10 be sure, whether
he paid her or not--as for the children COM
ins to the table with her. 1. was ridicu-
lous whin. and as long as she was mistress
OF that house, should never be tolerated.
or eour. when they were grown up, ii
would b. different. hat no SOLDERING pima
fore babes should he seen at her table"
MADAM" cried the doctor. cnrnged at
her impudence, =" iancicd married lady
when married you, but see was mis-
taken"
"liar she exclaimed with n laugh OF
bitter scOrn, you thought you caught an
hciress. but you may find instead that you
-Cangh a tartar"
IL believe you madam" I" and rising from
the table, the doctor was selred with q sud
den impulse to hurl the carving knife at her
head, when suddenly-he awoke
lie looked around IN bewlderment. Tho
fro was going out in the CRATE; the candle
was wasting and gathering upon the mantle,
and still, rs when an hour ago he bad fallen
asleep. tho dismal November rain beat
against the windows.
The Doctor rubbed his eyes. looked eager
ly around him. rs II thoroughly 10 atisfy
himself that tho scene was real, and then
fcrycnily calculated, Thank the Lord -
Tho next evening found DR.. Winthrop q
guest at Rose Lawn. A week ,atsr aud he
was the accepted suitor ofsweet Annie Hunt
ing;on, aud il was not many months that
be lei her from the altar a happy bride.
Home pictures. very different from thOso
seen in bis dreams, greet the doctor now up
on winters evening; aud under the quiet
bu, chcicnt management Of his gentle wife,
the wrinkles have d.app,a arcd from hI' brow,
the cares from hi. heart. and he 10 now .
prosperous and happy man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1883.

SrmRrNG rnE SOIL ~ DRY WEATHER.
That frequent stirring the soil is the cheap
e.. and most cHcctual way Of protecting
crop, ngain,, drouth, proved by the fact
that a soil plowcd or cultivated olIen in a
dry time is moist almost to tho surface,
whilo land that I, neglected, Is dry to a
great depth. Some farmcrs from false rcas
oning infer that II . new suraco l. contin.
ually exposed to the sun and air, the eject
will bc to cry the soil still mor,. but the
atmosphere IN the hottest and driesi wealth.
CT is moro or lcss charged with moisture,
to prove which we have only to present a
cold surface 10 the atmosphere, as a pitch
cr or Ice water fur instance, when the
moisture Of the air will be condensed and
form in largo drops on tie outside Of the
pitcher. BY frequent stirring the soil it is
kept loose and porous, the AIR can pcne-
tratc 10 a greater depth, and coming in
contact with tho cold earth is robbed Of II.
moisture by condensation, In the same
manner as In the example Of thc pitcher
given above. Tho ol,cncr the ,5ll Is s,ir.
rel the moro new surface will be present
ell for action IN the same manner, but
when land Is suffered to remain idle, a
crust !. formed on the surface which Is i'm
rere,rahc to the atmospher, and no such
effect can take place. Gen. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

TuE Pace OF Success. EIertion ]. the
price Of noble life. The pursuit Of q
noble Obj,ct adorns, and eleyates, and en-
mobiles, AMI WHITES life. Without dcfn.
ite ain. Lille Is like a rudderless ship, drift
in, about between life and death. bufeted
By the winds OF circumstance, and entirely
at the mercy OF the waves. While ono
with folded arms waits for future opportu-
mites, another makes the meanest occur
renee, subseryient to golden result. One
abors to fnd something to do; the other
abors to do something. When tho Alps
intercepted his line Of march. Napoleon
said, There shall be no A!Ps!" When
difficulties from poverty, aud difficulties
from opposition Of friends bcsst him,
Franklin rcsolutely determined there
should be no difficulties. Greatness has
IN its vocabulary no such word as fail. IL
will work; IL must succeed. Happy is
he who, at the sunset Of life, can recall the
years that have gone swift footed by, with
out bringing before him fearful array Of
sluaadered opportunities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

As Ivrogr,Nr F,cr SoT vyU llrrprn.
Tie Editor OF tho llorucul,uri'i gives his
reader, this important hct, which ought
60 sink deeply into ,hc minis OF 'hr Amer
lean people. "lt caun1, De- too often To-
p,a,,l that the tendency Of our people is
TOO much given 10 non.lroiucius employ.
mcn,. LIS, Of body is sought before
,hy,rlalnr-. or mind. Ssl.nury occupa-
ti,as are not 50 hcalihlul as tlu'' iu the
oIrn air. lrsati,,ic. are 70 %, believed,
its resident, of the country who enjoy thc
greatest amount OF physical health. Cities
uaiori,u..y d.prseiats even tho human
stature. IN attentive observer fur forty
yars may saioly ay that ia cities families
rapidly run ont and disappear; the only
permanent one, ar, the anih,ld r.
srlnr, as 10 may seem, this O.. rs e,i lcn'!y
the story OF America as in thickly settled
Europe"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Bosrov JoUENAL. We would call the
attention Of our readers to the advertise
meut Of this newspaper in another column.
We have been reader OF il almos; daily,
Tor some months past, aud must say it is
one Of tho most ably conducted jjurnal', in
our Judgement, emanating from tho Modern
Athens. We like its tone and spirit.
While it is decisive IN its party aiIiniiics i,
occupies an elevated and conservative pos
i,Ion, being neither unworthily parilzin on
the one hand, or shutting mouniebank
on the other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

How To SAVE YOUR Soils. I, consists
merely in melting together ullow and com'
mon r,.n, in the proportion OF two parts
Of the former to one Of the latter, and ap-
plying the preparation reckins hot, to tho
s1lcs Of the boots or shoes, as much OF il a.
the leather will absorb. ono substantial
farmer declares that this little recipe alone
has been worth to him more than the price
OF five years subscription to the newspaper
Publishing il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

How To llvlL CoEN. \ correspondent
Of the Tribune says "rake one quart Of
sound ripe corn, put it in cnounsh very
strong Icy, boiling hlt, 70 cover il, until
th, outer covering Of th, kernel, or hull i
destroyed. which will require six or eight
minutes. Then wash It through two wat-
er. and boil until perfectly tender. and IL
i. O; for uss. one quar-, prepared in ihi'
way will make four quarts Of hullcl corn,
and will cost, VII corn is eighty cents
pr bu,h,l, two and half cents. II t. dc-
li,i0us eaten IN milk, and a mos; excellent
substitute for roiato's, "warmed up " al
ter tho .amo fashion. Let the poor who
complain of hard times and nothing 70
eat" try il. Let the rich try 1t and they
will eat il MS a luxury ever after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Board OF AGmouLTuRE. This body ad,
j,urned on Friday, Jan. 90. Its sessions
were well improved in the discussion oI
various important matters, as wall be seen
by reference to our report, Published and
to be published. This report will occupy
a portion Of our paper for several weeks
to come, and we hope it will be attentively
rad by our farmers in particular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Brsr TmSes TO GIVE. The best thing to
give TO your enemy Is forgiveness (; to your
opponent. tolerance; to friend. your
heart; to your child, good example; to a
father, delerenee; to u mother, conduct
that will make her proud Of you to your
self, respect; to all men, charity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Brother jonathan thus describes 'team-
boat: LISA slw.miil on one side, aud
gri,tmill on t'other, and blacksmith shop
In the miliIe."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

"John," said q father to his sou, one
day. wlsn be caught him shaving the
" dovn" of bis upper lip, "don't throw
your shaving water out where there are any
barclooted boys, for they might get .heir
icet prieked."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
Special Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and commwni,a-
ti,ns for this department, should hr direc,-
ed '' Oxford Democrat. south Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

IN tho worst OF times there Is still more
cause To COMPLAIN Of an evil heart, than an
eyll aud corrnp, world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

AUfbr arts aal scirrres prfiaIliug o. lilr, are
eI1.r., U lkIts-rthrr, ani arr lHiiuiicls oauueC,.
ell alib N-t,JaluIr.--A eHiCutN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

S.clu Er>vrurc. Daniel Lancaster. l
avn poor u.lser. and prefer 10 5o aworker.
Our ..sy was organized in lSj2. ltis
lrmel l-lm s0rJ OF isolated territory, -
ar as 0tbcr shows arc concerned. IL In-
c,aIss eleven towns, and its shows were
held in Gardiner at tho beginning, and a
&c lr admission was charged. Our frst
show was bcll on the s1cisty's grounds IA
tent. and Ir,miums AWARDED 10 the amount
og $500. FROM that time tao articles on
exhibition have increased, and also the
amount Of premiums offered aud paid out,
until az our las, saOw they amounted to
5000.
OF ,bc inauenc, Of the society Tor COOL,
We have the most convincing proofs, in the
condition Of things in Gardner market. \
lew years ago butter there was Of very in
l,rior quality. Now, as good butter can be
found there as any where else. Ten years
a.o few vegetables were raised. Now. cy-
eryboly raiss them IN abundance. Every
hsl,3 spot in the village is cultivated with
.lcll, and those Of the FIRST quality grown.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
..E.r= ~ 81 eifeffi53e
@alena na6 Nep<ulm> Mtnneiota, 1857,
... 8pn g. 2utpi9t. -
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teinabe stpet Sage uno ipra@ ba por ei<
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beiu&ten @eriammlun9. St fnpet bier
ben Aufi@muns int @efen pabrbaft erz
ftaunli@ unp permtet bic ppefe an Der
amertfanil9en Nfatur, bte .pte Elm alter
pbl{fer einbersebt obne ale Grtrapa8an>
gen. Die nfereeldnber ertnnern Jpn an
bic 1@5nen peutl&en Gll0e uno CT sfnbet
feline Mbwe9lelun9 in ben pirtli9 pra9tz
pollen @ruppirunsen per boben felfsen
J8erse, ber pittoresten 5asel> BET majeftdz
.til@en Yerlpectipen bes 8ater6 BET
StrSme. '1-,;;.<53 ,tg&7qIG. 9 9zgss4 49,.
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|fippt ben peuti@cn: 9tttlenben an bic
ppefe per beutiden Ndtur unp ibrer Glube
ertnnert ent5tebt erbo@ peu1 ;. E at<
f@ en- 1@utenber9 =. BON ben1 .er
.fapn Man@erlet Sebbrt - aQe ittnet tMuf>
rnertlamttit giebt ibm aus purer 9iebe ;u
ieinen Qanbsleuten cine berbe, tpenn elei9
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2uft seerifeu folsenoe Blamase nieper. !,
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tetn @ldubi8er uno 8lauben bod bem er>
fen beften (etwd l9tt9teaen) Dentl3en
am Borb, nm baoura Sen obne5iin! imeuie
sea@ttttn beutfben gan1en Sci ben vfmarr
ten gantees' neei nod : mebr III @ietrtbit su
brtnsen. Das # stwtB ,1ibt tpd unb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
3 Dfllftraift( 6es.
r.,-. sz-- ...# 4i5 II &inselanbt.
Ser teut{be 0erein.

-, Der eeut1be Nerettt.
Gern, ilberaQ bin, 1T erflun9en
. em Sage ei,t jubeluber Qaut,
Der bem ,ganp einif bic Greibeit errungen,
Die etpis nrablenbe Braut!
9a> leltit 100 por tpe,ieen Sabren
Des @tlben Tpmabauf Hang
Da fiinben beut freubise @taaren
Die Jreibeit nit beati9ent Weian8
Dem fernen blub b'nben @eFtbe '':2
Sn. Minnelota'S S @ebiet, .,as.. =. q
Dem Natur, in freunbliber Milbe,
Die berrlibfe1 Rei3e bel@ieb. -
&aum fnt feAs @omnter tntI&wunben,
MlS bort ii4 etn 5auaein flein fl
Sn frpbem Gertrauen berbunben
Gun, eriten beuti@en @erein. :....
Dp9 loetten NIT liebli&em @eben
Die Muen, Don @onue umbliibt,
3u benz 2anb soQ flberner @een,
@lei4 3auber, rl1an4' beuti4es @emiitb.
@9neQ bduften li@ Meni9en unb .a4erte,
8pm Sesen bes @limae bel@iBt, r..
99nell pubS tem Yerein audi bic @tarfe,
Die frob fir Bic Deutl@en er niiBt.
DaB @eilf unb RSrper bier blibe
Sn @9Unbeit uno &raft, ME bas 9anb,
Da l9eut ct nidt Spier nod Mube
llnb pFe9t lie nit loreenper 5anb.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

" "uBie, rief i9> Du ,1ennit mid Deinen
junsen Greunp, = MID, ben aruten 9tla=
Den?" "a .'''' 'S''. '.''.@ 8 <.'.,. &! III
..luSa, ppbl,"' ertpteoerte fe unb l9mie9<
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@it iiberFr1menpem @efable rief i9 !:
~Benn bod ein etnsiser &ub mid Dei<
1ter 2tebe Ser(6erte ~ - Y...r
Mtala erb6rte 1,,ein Gleben: ,pie cas
7 5iri&talb in Der Gtu&t oes @ebirses NIT
ben 8latben Ser 9tuien, aus ,pel9en ieine
3unse cett iiiBen 9}tttar einiaust, eng
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setpeni9aft fiibren Mtetne @eli9ton
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metne Mutter, tpaa bait Du eetbanT ;. ;.
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les @ebetmnib surad> >pel@es i'm 8earife
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oem Bla a,,enmeere ieben> metne @5eufaer
uno pa8 prai7eln neiner brennenpen @lte>
oer bSren >tno oardber boiler Greube 1ein!"
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unb briidte iie ianft stpilaen ben t6rtsen.
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m{r in ber Tbat leip! @erlanAf Du,
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ne Mutter sebpren Mtala> unb es tpdz
re befer far DID eewelen, batte man Did
ben 9terisen &a@en Der Crocodile pprz
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ter9an9e Ter Spnne bic Crocodile ibr nil
bes S@naufen in ben naben @e,pd0ern
bSren. Mta a ipra9: ,>&pmnt, lab
>1ns pteie fnitere Baumsrptte perla0en !"
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