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The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
SheriHs Sale.

DY virtue of 4 Decree of Foreclosure To dire ted
} and issued of the Honorable District Court uf
the ith Judicial District and for the County of Ncl
da Whereas ON the liih day Of December, %
1859 a final Judgment AMI decree rrndc' cd in the
District Court i4ih Judicial District Of the State
California and for the ouriv Of Nevada in favor of
Nm - J L Bri>eyc and Vim w. Gates. eNcct-
Of the last will and tc,tamrut Of Phillip ESpcn-
scheid deceased anI against T.. . T"inpkiS and II
Tompkins his wife f,r the nf Twenty three HIM
dred Dollars with interest the sid Of S1300 40
the of three per month from the r"ndi-
pn of the judgment until paid together with all costs of
suit Aud whereas the li.h day of December, A. ID
l-3s il ordered anI decrced by the Sai Court that
the mortgage .ct forth in plaintiffs complaint he fore
closed and the property therein described, toyit All
thar certain lot Of land living AMI being ted in the
State Of California in the n"rtheastcrH Part portion
of the County Nevada p"rtioHo said lanG cxtcui
ing living in the adjoining county IF Placer the
whole f aI lot Of land being si;uatcd III Bear Valley
and bounded and described aS follows, tuwit al the
aud lower end If sail Valley bonded the
thern southern slcs by the ridge aud hills which
from said Valley and upon the eastern side By III" tract
of land known A. the "Whccler Ranch said Ranch
herein named being known as the Coates Ranch ald
containing hundred aud fortyseven ald one-haif
per IIerbertS survey and improvements.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the Sth
day Of January 1859 between the hours of o'clock
NJ and o'clock 7. NJ, in front of the Court House
door in the city of Nevada will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder cash in hand the ibnv described
property satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under IN hand office, III the city of Nevada
this the 10th day of December s.. -
s w. BORING. Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

On account of the high price of putty,
the insalubrious state of the roads, and
the excessively muddy atmosphere. the
late triumph of the Administration, and
The prospective amusemeuts afforded by
the approaching holidays, the abund
ance of money and the almost utter i'm
possibility of investing; the tendency OF
cold to contract and heat to expand, as
exempli6ed in the f,ating of ice; and
finally on account of the obnubilation of
the buezrinctum Of the dead loss ti
twenty-five thousand dollars, occasioned
by not having a heavy stock of candles
on hand on occasion of the late iise in
the river, we have determined to receive
any moneys due the office on subscrip-
ton or for advertising, whenever the
same shall be rendered, without exhib-
iting any signs of dissatisfaction. what
ever our pheelinks may be. - Plamos
Argus.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
WHOLE NUMBER 42O.

Mineral Wealth ofthe Coast Range
an Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and Monte
reg Counties-The Santa Cruz Scxfinel
remarks that the Coast Range of the
Mountains, extending through the coul
ties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and
Monterey, and bounding the western
line of the Tulare Valley, is little known
to the geologist, mineralogist and pale
ontologist. This range contains an
abundance of minerals. The quicksil-
yer mines of New Almaden and New
Idra may be mentioned. Gold is known
TO exist in Santa Cruz and Monterey.
a Vein ofsilver ore has been opened at
Alisal: and silver almost pure. has been
found near Pacheco's Pass. Other min
erals also abound. among which we may
enumerate copper, lead, cobalt, chrome,
antimony, copperas, alum, saltpetre.
gypsum, alabaster, limerick, asphal-
tum and coal veins, of great value. Fos-
sils of fish, crustacea, mollusca. infusoria.
mammalia, polypi and vegetation are S"
extraordinarily abundant throughout
this region, that it is more curious to see
the geological formations without fossils
than with them. The range offers to
the mineralogist and paleontologist one
of the richest fields of observation on
the face of the earth if not the richest
exceeding the nauraise tcrre of Ne
braska. The range is said to resemble
the mineral districts of Mexico, Peru
and Chile. Humboldt ard other trav-
elers in the Peruvian Andes, mention
the existence of fossil molusca in the
immediate proximity to the richest
mines, The same fact holds good Of
the richest mineral districts of Mexico
and Chile 1t seems that our coast
range shows similar indications for the
future.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Notice of Insolvency.

In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
"fthe tate of California In tie matter of tho Pc
tition Of J. w. NYE. an Insolvent Debtor
Dt kStANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon Niles
L s aiS, Judge of the said District Court notice is
hereby given to all the creditors of the said InSoveut
" NYE, To be ami appear before the Hon Nil scarf,
aforesaid. in open Court at the Court Room of said
Court in III city ami County of Ncvala the eth da,
of Fe rua~y, d. lsd9. at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, of that
day then aid there to show if any they can
why the prayer OF said novent >h"uld be grantrd
and an assignment Of his Estate h made, and he be
>charecd from his debts and ahi!itics in pursuance OF
IN Siatut N -uCh mall. and provided an. in the
rcan ti!ne all proceedings against said insvlvcnt be
,tay'd
it,,es iay nand AMI the S al of said Court this tn
iav "f ia mary, 4. ID 1859
Seal RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
by Wm. Slti. Deputy
4 sARGENT. Att'v To- iin.,iir i'm
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Sllerif'S Sale.

DY virtue of Decree of Foreclosure to me directed
and deli, cred issued out of the Honorable District
Court Of The 18th Judicial District in and for the County
Of Nevada Whereas on the 18th day cf December.
d. 1859 final Judgment and decree ron ler'd in
the District of he Fourteenth Judicia Dist let Of
The State Cafornia County at Nevada in favor of
Edward KELSEY and against j. ;. Landeker. Sarah Ian
dckcr and Bailey Gatzert for the of Three ThouS
and Eight Hundred and nnetwo dollars and fifty cents
debt with interest the of 20J % at the rate Of
two and half per per month until paid also Interest
q the sum Of 900 % at the per cent per
month from the rendition of ud gmcnt until paid tngcth
or with all costs of suit And whcras the said 18th
dav of Dccenber, ~ u 1883 it ordered and decrced
by the said Court that the Mortgage forth PLAN
,iiFs Complan he fnrccoSed and the property therein
described o.yv All that certain lot parcel Of land
situated in tn Of Nevada the sorth side of ON
mercinl street commencing next west Of the building
known at the c the xccutipn of said mortgage
the Bella Union and running west on Commercial
street tour C4) feet thence south ta!f way
BROAD street from Commercial street theme east TWEEN
f,ur 2D feet thence the place of beginning, to
eth,r with the Brick Store House erected thereon and
ali privileges and appurcnances thereunto belonging
Notice is hereby given that will expose at Pubii'
sale the described property in front Of the our
House door in Neval In city, to the highest bidder to
cash ~ SATURDAY the Sth day of January, A ID
1859 betwecn the hours of 10 o'clock. A NJ aud clocl
T. NJ to satisfy and pay saic Judgment.
Given under nv hand in the city of Nevaia, thi
10th day of December, \ ID. ls's.
S w. BORING, SHERIFF
ny nUT
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
ATLANTICA.

BAYARD TAYLOR, who revels in the
world of colors with a forty woman sen.
sibility, thus exquisitcly describes the
crown jewels in the winter palace at St
Petersburg:
The stones are of the largest and
rarest kind, and the splendor of then
tints is a delicious lntoxication to the
eye. The soul of all the fiery roses of
Persia lives in these rubies the fresh
ness of all velvet sward, whether in
Alpine valley or English lawn. in these
emeralds; the bloom of southern seas in
these sapphires. and the essence of a
thousand harvest moons in these neck
laccs of pearl.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
SIMMONS.

State Of California. County of Nevada Township OF
Rough Ready, So. Before J. NJ Maguire j. p
The People of the State of California, to Edward
Truly.
You are hereby Summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice Of the Peace, at mis- office in
said Township. on Monday tie Slst day of January
1859. at l0ocock, A. NJ. to answer to the complaint
of James NJ. Patterson who demands of YOU Sl73 76
upon contract as shown by the complaint now on
file in my Office. On failure to appear and answer
Judgment will be rendered against you for the said
Of l13 76 and costs of suit
Given under my hand. this 81 day of January
ISJa MAt;TIpE 7 u
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Hghly ProbaNe-"Occasional," tn,

Highly ProbaWe-"Occasional." the
Washington correspondent of the Press,
reports the following:
A good joke is told of an Irish friend
of Mr. Buchanan's who paid him visit
few days ago. in the course of which
the President took pains to assure the
visitor that he was not in the field as a
candidate for re election: "In faith and
| believe you are not. for nobody in our
region says one word in your favor"
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

A QUAKER had his broad-brimmcd
hat blown offby the wind, and he chased
1t for long time with fruitless and very
ridiculous zeal. At last. seeing ro-
guish-looking boy laughingat his disas-
ter. he said to him. cart thee profane
lad T"
The yonngster replied that he did a
little that way.
Then" said he. taking half.dollar
from his pocket. "thee may d-n yonder
heeing tile fifty cents worth"
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
~Some vounp ladies' from the bacl

~ Some young ladies from the back
settlements, in the Aroostook county
Maine came out to town of a Sunday
not long since. OF course the hospitali
ties of the ncighborhood were extended
to the visitors. And just as the family
were sitting down to dine, one of then
addressed the astonished company a.
folie rs ! s'pose you don't knc W VII
be. I'm the mans gal what was almost
killed by the bull. Some of the young
memEtri had no appetite for dinner.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
GBe Nebaoa Soutnl
FOR THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
Lines Suggested by the Question
CARE YOU HAPpY?"

Played once, careering wild,
A merry, bounding. gladsome child;
As other children play, played
Soap bubbles blew and baubles made.
I watched ny bubbles burst in air
And laughed-but traced no moral there;
For what was grief or care to me?
Twas happiness enough to be.
Years passed away-and maiden dreams
Illumed my path with itful CLEANS
But disappointment early stung-
And early grief her tribate wrung.
But friends there came, profess'd and strong,
To guile my way, with mlrth and song;
Yet came there not, the ideal one,
To whom my soul would feign have clung.
And spots there were surprising bright,
But false the glitter, false the light
And happiness-it cleaned afar,
An ever changing, distant star.
Ambition then set up her reign,
My heart was full of cold disdain,
And wildly, all my being yearned
For honors, that the proud have earned.
Misfortune made me all her own,
And sorrows came not one alone,
But thickly mingled in my cup,
Till it was brimmed, with sorrows up.
Disease insidiously came,
And fastened ruthless on my frame;
How feartully the chastening fell,
The tear traced records only tell.
But peace at length my bosom sought
The holy dove the olive brought,
And oh! how gratefully her balm,
Soothed my tossed spirit to calm.
They sometimes come, those dreams of youth
That cheated with their show of truth
Time may alone, the phantoms chase,
And their soft witche1y erase.
And oft regrets their shadows fling,
And tender tears unbidden spring
AS thoughts l may not master quite,
Wen up to greet some mool-lit night
And sundered ties, and friends agone,
Trip silent by my side along
And gently touch the secret spring
That locks the hearts best treasure in
And stil-on happiness intent,
I've wood her sister, sweet content;
But treated as distinguished guest,
She bides not well, where cares molest.
Now, though the phantom we despise,
That fits and fades before our eyes;
'Tis well, We may approximate,
point we cannot fully make.
The prize, we may not win on earth,
Hath, in more genial climes birth;
Abide the prcsent-trust for bliss,
More happiness is there-than this.
ATLANTICA.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
V The San Francisco Call relate

" TTITCTSCO CHH ICTTTFs
that black sow, of elephantine pro
portions. recently attacked a woman
and child in that city. seized boy by
the brecches. which fortunately gave
way and ''let him out" charged into a
house. upset Franklin stove. and per.
formed various other feats against the
peace and dignity of the State of Cali
fornia. A police officer, who happened
to be present, intcrfered, and was imme
diately put to flight the furious beast
caring nothing for the commonwealth
of San Francisco. He returned with al
armed re-infol cement. and slaughtered
the offending animal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

: ate # Cali "r-. County of Nevada. Township Of
Nevada IS. IN Justices Court, Before John An
Il, n, 5-'!ro "f the Peace.
Peo -"' she State of { a.ifornia to s. BARCH.
10 a.e i.iehy summoned to appear before the
i.r>i .E. Ju>tcc"f the Peace. his Office in sal
I wnship. nn Friday the 2Sh day of January, 1852,
ln o'clock 4. NJ. 10 answer to the complaint of
Frederick Marohn who demands of you the sum of
: . ao AMI the foreclosure Of n Mechanics Lien as
per ,mp!aint on file On failure so to appear and
i>wer Judgment will be rendered against you for
fiie said sum of $50 90 and decree aforesaid and
casts of suit
Given undermy hand. this 5th dav Of January
1859. IN0. ANDERSON J. P
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
THE Havana correspondent of the

THE Havana correspondent of the
Savannah Republican writes that .'thc
old scoundr,l Santa Anna is very Turk
among the ladies. and that he has his
Mexican mistress with him to soothe him
in his banishmcnt from Mexico, which
circumstance causes his angelic wife to
become almost insane. and to leave him
and come to adorn the city by her pres.
ence.'
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

WONDERS OF THE MICROSCOPE The
mould of decaycd fruit, stale bread, moist
wood. &c. is shown by the microscope to
be plants. bearing leaves, flowers aud
seeds. and increasing with incredible
rapidity, fo:, in few hours. the seeds
spring up. arrive at maturity. and bring
forth seeds themselves, so that many
generations are perfected in day.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Summons.

e...of ,I;forn,,- ounty and Township of Nevada
In Justice's Court, before Jno Anderson. J. P
Y.on. Of the State of California to J, L. PETERS
vycfr ar, hereby summoned tc appear before the un
der.cncd Jusce OF the Peace, at his office in said
TovnShtn on SATURDAY, FEB. - 1859 at O'Clock
A. M. to answer the complaint Of j. n turner who
,h r.tc OF per cent per from the 23d of April
is5s as per account le On failure SO to appear aah
Judgment will be rendered against you ior tue
said sum OF sl26 90 and costs of suit 800
Given under my hand, this 5th day OF NOV. t1oo
JNO. ANDERSON. Justice Peace
Hsvafa Tsv. u, le5e~id
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

A gentleman was threatening to beat
dog, which barked intolerably. Why
exclaimed an Iiishman, who was pres
ent, would you beat the poor dumb ami
NAL for speakin' out p
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

~ I. is said that an editor in Buff
falo has become so hollow. from depend
ing on the printing business for meat
and bread, that he purposes selling him.
self for stove-pipe at three cents foot.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

An editor in his valedictory, says -
eff FIVE have offended any man in the
short but brilliant course of our career,
let him send us in new hat, and say
nothing about it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Gov. WELLER has pardoned Manuel
Cruz. sentencpd +" two months imprison-
m MT in San Francisco for petty larceny
on condition of his leaving the State
never to return.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

One hour lost in the morning by laying
in bed. will put back all the business of
tie day.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Tie SabIimity Of Courage = The
Rochester Union has the courage to re
n inmate Jas. Buchanan for the Pres
dency.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

'1'll take the responsibility" said a
parent, as he held out his arms to receive
the baby.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

u A man is most properly said to he
ripe for anything" when he Is little
mellow.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Do nothing by halves if it be right
d. it boldly if wrong, leave it undonc
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

The mothers heart is the child's
school room.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Joke when yon please. but always be-
careful to please when you joke.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Dissolution.

TlE c"-pa:' l4rsllip heretofore existing betwecli
L }. =. Wal irnn WeIbcr and y. F. Scott nf,-
d. tn; u.,.ii- al -: nj j. :. W t & Co. is die
solved ti,I, il. oth, I,js. j. S. Wall purcLa j..
il St1ca II trade of the late frm-ether art. $
authorised to collect and receipt for any mo ICY
-t1c the concern of J. :. Wall & Co.
Those indebted are most earnestly and cmpaati-
iiy requested TO make immediate ayment
J. s. WALL.
JOHN WEBER.
N. F. SCOTT.
N,vala De- II, 1858
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
FURyITURE!
FURN 1T U r E
NEW RHLIARD SALOON
Harrington & Patterson,

COlong and dfavorably known on Broadstrcet, havere
y moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be
found in the mountains in the Brick buiiing the
cor cr of Broad and Pine Street. opposite Kidd Knoxs
brick building.
They hereby alltheirod patron,
and themfrequen visits and they hereby
pledge give good satisfaction formerly
Tho Saloon will be furnished with and magnificent
Billiard TablesaI devery .ppeudag gecomplete
The Bar
Is fitted up in the finest style and supplied with the
ch ,ic est and most costly Liquors and Cigars.
Nevada, January Is. leSL-n srg2e
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
City and Star Bakery.

ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
TNHE undersigned takes this method Of informing the
citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he still contin
in the Baking business and is prepared to furnish
his old and the community generally with the
best of every article in his line. Boston Brown, Ora.
ham, and Rye Bread, kept constantly hand. Fruit
Sponge Lemon and Pound Cake. ways in readiness.
Wedding Parties. Families, and Restaurants supplies
with every varety of Bread and Pastry at the shotes
notice. JOHN HURST.
Nevada. Decamher A. 1877
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
5 u M ID D N S.

%,pGr~T. MY for riqia'if,-
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
SlleriHS Sale,

Nv En-. RURHEIT- Deputy.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-01-08
9ellttri 6rs.
Treunb unb 6einb.
Bon R. >. 3.

Der stiinitler iiebt auf 1einen ranben @eeen
3wti Nla@te neben f9. bic i'm eeltiten;
@ie 3teb'n nit ibm babin tpi: Glu9 uno @e0en
Dte wiper Jpn, bic fir Jpn - immer ftreiten.
90 Wan9er i1on 1T in benz Rampf erleeen,
llnb tper ni4t liaer itebt. peB Jub wirp 9leittn
Ne9ts 9eb'n: pae Re9t, bic @abrbeit unb BIZ
Neinbeit,
3ur einfen: Neib, bic 2lee unb @smeinbeit.
@er's rteli& meint NIT l@ unb leinem @tre'
'..: ben, .:.a
Der mirb ben Iabel nidt, ben ern(fen iteuen;
Der tpirb an ibm l@ ltrnenb frob erbeben;
Niebt icll ibn i4wtre Mub', no@ Dleib eereuen.
ct tpibme ieiner Runn bas 9an3e Qeben,
Nur i'm 9ewuBtiein barf Ii9 erfreuen,
Mit leineS Daleins tieflten beten RrGften
Mas ct il& tbdtis an bic 8eH'ren beften.
Der aber beu@elnb nur na@ Gau1@une rnset,
user deinen nil, nitt elm, -.te'
iu4t su blsnben>
l1nb teil er @abrbeit ME CUR 9iise 5minset,
fMub er iid liiltern 5ur @emenbeit wenoen. =.
:Sa, fe. III fell. Wenn man ibr Opfer brinaet,
gEiro lie ibr feilea Zoos. pe,ednslib, lpenpeu.
Dc4 nt1tig bleibt ibr Sinnen uno tbr Gra9ten,
SIM eie'nen 5sr3en mug iie li& uera@ten.
Gu en- ger @ei1, ber bu nit reiner Weibe,
Den @enius allma1ti9 aus9efattet;
Der Du Der eroben Meifter srcbe Reibe
Mit immerariinen &ran3en bait unl4attet;
Mu9 unS @erinseren ben Mutb serleibe,
Dag mir i'm @treben rultie. unermattet,
Yewabren jenes @ortes wi9t' &c 0ebre:
rOft weroen 3cbn u. @4ma@ 3ur srSbten @bre."
@epenfe Mein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-01-08
3auluS Don S5rpmmemb ba,aiem
GurtieBune unb @@lub.
8on Or. GrnR Bitter

funbebntes A1pltel.
6ier nurpe Daulus uuterbrc9en. 49,
Tod m6treno ct ndmli& ben lesten @ere
recitirtt. pernabm er einen ourhorin9en>
ben, furhtbaren S6rei oes S6redens.
eiuen dnealid:n 9ilferuf Ter aus Dem
Munre leinss Dieners su tomnen ihien.
Nuf einmal pffnete ild Gle Gbar pes Sao>
LEE, Der an rem Mltan ities, uno 8arnaz
bas ltiir3te nit ME seiebener 3aft binein.
@s ldien ibm etras 81 perfclsen. @r
Ros auf ieinen 9errn su, fisl Dor ibm in
Die &niet. umfabte 3iiterno feline 8eine
unp risf inrem er por @6rsden taum
atbmen fonnte vllm @ottee millen, Der
Ieufel! @pn lei bel uns, rer 9euftl !"
labei seiete ct NIT Der einen 9ano in
ZEN Saal uno nit Der anoern beredte er
feline Mu9en. Grommenbouien, Der ols
@rlDl'ter feline Gur&t por cem @0len
fannie unp su9'ei@ wubte, oab (ein Diener
ionit in jeeliaen @anoeln Mutb i'm ueter>
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| @eRalt sss @efdbrten an uno iprad ::
rpat pir @atan ben 8opf yerriidt ? 8a>
rum fcmmft bu. mid, rer i6 pieitn @er>
irrten ben 9immel aufi&lieee, su ffSren ?
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Gurat febllamar; eerorpen ,pie pas einee
@uineanestrs, Was fat bid an p. i.
Barnabas trmieperte auf Die Nnrept
itines !6trrn ni@ts ais: uoer Ieufel pst
Geufel!" uno ietste abtrr,a;s in Ben 9aal
pautue blidte nun eb.nfalls in bag Gin.
mer unp -: :,psr bef@rettt fein Grfaunen
als er ben Gdrftn bi,tr @elt in Der Eba
leitbaftis oor fi& fab! DR. @erfu&e1
bate i'm aueemeinen bie @eaalt eine'
Menl&en. St mar am eonstn 2eite ra
tenf&mars auf Sem &opfe trus er Stpe
5Srner unp am Gnre pte @adsratts bin
Elm brauner &ubf&manS btrat." Ssn pt,
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II bic 3dtne unb cir tlantiaer. iit.lr,eten
j ctr Dampf qucu Que Ter se0ffneten 1ba
berein, eurh weltht 5atan ettommta ,pa,
qDir muffin Is Sur @ttutr pet @dtr
49,
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Ginfuf beS &lima.

Das Selma, ober Die Temperatur her
9uft mooiFeirt our@ @ebirse uno @leere,
Bppen, 8ultur unp berri1enre Binre, III
c:m Meni1e1t 1pa6 bic Grce ben pfan3el,.
Der i@1nite Baum sladlider @esenren
miro am 9lorrpol gum @eitriippe, Die 8;u,
men oerlieen tbrei ei&6niten Garbeu, @loos
uno Gle@ten tr;eden a1,rer Grbr, 1pdbrenb
cit 9olme res Sicens gen 6i,nmel itrcbt1
wte Strusburss Dlaniter Gatrentrdutrrr'
slei@ Bdun't., raff.ben, unb bie Rage fi1
in Eeinen e6mt,t' ,ano7 Tiser oerpaneelt,
unp BE Gipe1le in Elm &rpfopil. o9ns
Sdp>@torgien ;dblt man nur Spei pal,
menorterL aufI Maoagascar an bic 5000..
@biere, eit im Sioen fdpar5 unp braun
iinp, &perpen I'M Noreen &peib eoet sorau,
Der 9uup uerlirt In Sisamerifa @tumme
unba a3aari sutb beri &anoifer 9Qsapels)
wirp in 9crptn5umi@ @ottil@rntY Yfrrn@m.
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