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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30

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Estray tices. published four weeks. 81 for single
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VILLA PATEFIELD.
AU & q N f. T. X
Attends 20 all BUSINESS on short notice
Mfiin January S0th, 1S66. 3d
To C0NSUNPTIvFS-


The kEv EDWARD 4. WILSON will send free of
charge all who desire II, the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy ey
ybirl b+ was cured Of Iur. auecton and that dread
disease Consumption tits only object is IL oeeht te
afflicted and hopes every Sufferer VIII try ms pre-
scrptnn as il viii cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing Please address -
Rsv EDWARD \. WILSON.
No l6S South Second Street, WiIliamsburgh, New
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30

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PIE. .ree. Aadress A. J. FULLMAN, Springhe d, VI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
GEO. ID. WIIB BIER, VI. d.,

DHYSICIAN At cot, HERAN SURGEON y, offers
his services his old friends and the community
general Y. OsFICH in priSk's block, High and
Chestnut REsoESCE in the brick house south
west Of the Catholic Church. NNI-30
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30

Castles in the air-"Chignons ="
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
EhNfftt kflHCF fstflftf1fUtT
THAT
NANDERRIE yANDERBIE..

vel equipped With light, instruments, stock, &C.,
- IS had very large practical experience in the
ts, a.Gas, operates a MoIstt'S Remember, at
~ '.-ir. 4. Il MOFFETF.
NANCESBlE, Operator
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
Law ard Conveyancing Omee
o.E.O. GEORGE APPEL,
N. DALTON,

DHYSICIAN and SURGEON. offce in Coad's
4 Block over DeIler's store, corner OF High and
Chestnut streets. Mineral Point, Wis
Particular attention paidto Operative Surgery.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
JOHN CUM VII
DIR. HI. H. MIECHELL
~f~ DE \ L ST, lNfm

One door east of Pulford's Drug store, up stairs,
High street Mineral Point, respectfully solics the
patronage of the public. All work warranted, ly3i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
E CAN THIS BE BEST
OBI AINED2
SIT u TION S

after graduating equally good as In the great
commercial centers Of TIA country, think presents
sufficient Inducements to satisfy any young man ur
that il is their interests patronize Home
IQNtitt1tt0yS The great sy stem Of
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM G.
BRowNLow, Governor Of Tennessee,
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of the
foregoing Act, do call upon the good,
loyal and patriotic people-wbite and
coiored-of every county in the State
TO proceed, without delay, and raise
companies Of loyal and able bodied
men and report the same 70 NE At
Nashville
whether any Of the companies
white or cOlOred-so organized. will
actually be called into the Geld. win
depend entirely upon the conduct Of
the people, themselves, in the several
Counties.
earnestly hope hat there will be
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
NEW BOOKS.
P1INE,s PRACTICE on Mrn1cIur

PAINE'S PRACTICE or MEDICINE
new work just issued by W. Paine, NJ d., Pro.
fessor Of the Principles and Practice Of Medicine ana
Surgery author Of Paineis Practice Of surgery . 4
work on Obstetrics and Maisria Mediea author Of
New school Remedies; an Epitome Of Eberlis's Prc-
tice 81 MediciAe; a Review Of Homeopathy; q work
on the History Of Medicine Editor Of University
Medical and Surgical Journal, BE. Ae. Il n a royal
octave Of go pages, and contains a full description OF
All discusses knsWn 10 medicine and surgery, Including
those of women and children, together with their paib.
ology and treatment BY all the new and improved
methods. Price 81; postage 80 cents.
Address the Author, 955 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
ALSO, ANEW YORK,
Entitled New School Medicines, which Il the only
work ever published upon MafeFia Medlea, embE.
cling all the Ecletie, Homeopathic, aud Botanic RENE.
dies, with a full regular Materia Medicia. Prize As.
postage freeo Address a. above.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
w. II. WISENER,
T. A. HAMILTON, : Committee.
J. H. AGEE,


Should the Department Commander
be furnished with sufficient force to
keep order, l will cheertuliy COOP
crate with him ; and in that event the
State Guards may not be called into
service. And l again express the
hope most sincerely, that neither the
United States troops nor the State
Guards may be called into active ser.
vice. Still, l deem it my duty, under
the foregoing Act OF the General
Assembly, to go on and organize com.
panies and regiments, and 20 be in
readiness for any emergency that may
arise. Inasmuch as l prefer these
troops shall be raised in East Tennes-
see, no limit to the number of compa.
MES shall be required from any one
county.
In testimony whereof, I sign the
(~~) same, &c, this l4th day of
SEAL September, A. d. 1868, and
~ direct all the journals Of the
State authorized to publish legal ad.
ver'iscments, shall give this Procla-
nation one insertion.
w. e.. BR0WNLOM,
Governor of Tennessee,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

The above Cut represents the small Machine as a
Reaper, In the act OF dropping a sheaf. This Machine
Is well CALI nlated for small or billy farms. II embra-
es all the ~dexiO.iity and strength Of the Mower, with
independent Reaping Bar aud Sickle, i've and a hall
feet long, which can DO set 10 cut fpDm one 20 nfteen
b. raised or lowered so As to take up lodged or falleu
grain In the most perfect MANNER.
WARMERS REVOLVING sULKY RAKE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, Sept. IL, 1868.
WHEREAS, THE GENERAL ASSEM-

SNHNs 81 A00RH
WHEREAS, THE GENERAL ASSEM-
w bly,, on the 9Th day Of March, 1867,
passed an act, the third and fourth sections Of
which are in the words and figures following,
tO-wit:
SECTION 3. Be H(urthsr enacted, That the
registration In the county Of Davidson, here
tofore had under the Franchise act Of May
Sd, 1868, be, and is hereby declared null and
void, and no person shall be entitled to vote
by virtue Of any certificate under said regis.
tration.
SEC. A. Be further enacted, That the pro-
visions of this act shall extend to any Other
county in this State, If it shall appear to the
satisfaction Of the Governor that frauds and
irregularities have INTERVIEWED In the registra-
tion OF voters In such county, and the Gov
ernor shall make known such fact and sci
aside said registration By proclamation.
AND WHEREAS, it has been made to appear
to the satisfaction Of the Governor that
frauds and Irregularities have interviewed in
the registrati0n Of voters in our county Of
DECATUR
New, therefore, ], William g. BroWnloW,
Governor Of the State Of Tennessee, by Vir-
tue Of the pOWer conferred, aud in discharge
OF the duties imposed nPOR me by the third
and fourth sections above reeited, Of the act
passed March sth, 1861, do hereby set aside,
and declare null and void all registration oil
voters heretofore had in said county Of DE-
CATUR.
In testimony whereof Ihave BereuntO sub
scribed my name, and caused the Great Seal
-, Of the State 10 be affixed at tbs
SEAL. Executive Department IN NasH-
49, Vile, this llth day Of September,
1868.
By the Governor WM. @. BR0WNAOW.
A. J. FLETCHER, SecretOry Of State.
'6ssepi25tf
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And Manufacturers Of the latest Patterns
and most improved styles Of
BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER, PISTON
AND ROTARY VALVE MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
'O6 Broadway,
NEW YORK CITY

Owing to the great demand for our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical instruments
for BANDS, we have been obliged 70 enlarge
cur facilities and make extraordinary In.
provements in our machinery, in order 10 en-
able us to supply our customers with the ut
most prOmptness and dispatch. II Is our 10.
tenti0n TO keep full sets Of BRASS ant
GERMAN SILVER Instruments constantly
on hand ; also, a large variety Of ORChES
IRA C0RNETSt both top and side action,
bell front, upright Rhd round in fact sTey
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever inside
in this or any other country. We Wouldr
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Bands, indf
vidual musicians, and those contemplating
forming Now Bands, to get our terms before
purchasing elsewhere. We fully warrant al
instruments manufactured BY US, and GOas
sntee PERFECT SATISFACTION. We aho'
allow Bands six days to try these instruments
the express agent retaining TIE anssuBt @
bill !; at the end Of that time, il not %sal'ae,
tory,.tO Be caref1lly TePacked and Tssafa,e
TO the express agent, and the money rsinno'
ed. These are great adEantagesto many W.
ing fap away from the mar4eE.
We have also made large additions boaF
immense stock Of FOREIGN GoOdb, anfolF
arrangements for obtaining them, ihreug'
our agent in Europe, give rs MANI sa'ln,
tages. Our stock Of striugs comprises 10Y
of the choicest TO be found in the mafhH
among them we have Wrench, German Ahu
Italian-lhe latter ought TO DO more an'sa
to be appreciated. Knowing full wen Wv
value Of irst-class Violin Strings ior Pr
fessional use, we have taken tie gFears
pains 10 have them made Of The best Hoo.,
and by the most experienced WorknS1, ~
shipped direct for our trade. Our 'I HosI,
Guitars, Yioloncellos. Violin Bows, .I'%,
Trimmings, &C., are from the best naLsIs
Europe. Also, our Domestic pePIisu. \,
will be found constantly supplied WIZ !.
best Of goods, made expressly 70 o9r vT nT
RA. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE IAAD"
l~86sjune26-6
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

WARMERS REVOLVING SULKY RAKE.
The advantage which the Warner suIky Revolving
Rake possesses over all others, will be readily com.
pretended. IL gathers the hay free from dust and
sand, carries II clean, aud in dumping closes the win
row or rick In good shape for pitching.
The rake Is made Of wood. and, In case Of breakage,
can be repaired by the operator, thereby saving the
delay Of sending to a blacksmith OF m~achinist.
IL Is built OF the very hest material, aud Is more du.
rabbi than any other wheel rake, ans afforded at Q less
price than any other arst class rake.
The rake-daw shafts, levers, &C, may be detached
at pleasure from the sulky, leaving the latter eum.
plete In Itself, aud ready for use. Being we'll built,
gotten up IN good style, with an excellent spring seat,
the sulky j. a complete carriage of its class, and l.
combined.
These advantages are Possessed by no no ptheE rake,
and must commend themselves to all wanting a com.
plete Horse Rake.
Ez. S. MATHES, Agent,
ls6S-ApI3tf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

WA9HINUIUNi 0tPI' izInI IoOo.
To His ExesAeneg W. q. ByoWnlOp Mis-
sion accomplished. The President will sus-
iain the civil authorities. Orders issued to
Department Commander, to sustain and aid
the civil authorities, and sufficient force will
be furnished to accomplish such purpose.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

no occasion TO call our theaa troopa
but that the efforts Of ell the eitizene
to observe and maintain the peace will
succeed and thus obviato the necessi.
ty Of this stern resort.
But, it, unhappiiy, bettercDanoils do
not prevail and order is not restored,
and if am compelled Co meet armed
marauders by force, I propose to meet
them with such numbers and In such
manner as the exigency shall demand,
whatever may DO the consequences,
l will not DO deferred from the dis.
charge OF my duty, herein, by threat
Of violence from rebel speakers or 70.
bel newspapers, nor by any other
means of intimidation.
When companies are made up and
reported to me and | am compelled by
outrageous exhibitions OF criminal
lawlessness, as before recited TO put
them in the held, | will have o compe-
tent officer to inspect and muster them
in. Thepay of officers and men, there
fore, will not commence until they are
mustered into service.
And here, again, | take occasion to
repeat the hope that | may not find il
necessary to put into the field a single
company, and | earnestly invoke the
cooperation Of all citizens of the State
in the endeavor to maintain the laws
and preserve order without military
force.
Claiming the right to select and COM
mission the officers Of the State militia
Ty, | will say, once for all, TO gentle
men who under take to make up CON-
panies, that if their commands are re-
ceived by me and they themselves are
commissioned, | must have satisfacto.
ry evidence hat they are prudent,
thoroughly loyal and competent men,
Those desiring to form companies
can proceed at Ouce TO do so, under
warrant of this proclamation, without
other or further correspondence with
me on the subject.
Aware that "a preteXt will be eager
ly sought by rebels who are bitterly
hostile to the elevation of the colored
man, to precipitate a war of races and
desiring to avoid all Occasion-even
the least-fOr such u pretext, and not
at all as doubling the courage or SOL
dierly abilities of the colorsd man,
/ shall first call into the field, if found
necessary, only white troops, holding
the colOted companies, VIXEN organic
cd, as a reserve corps to be called out,
if it shall be found necessary to sup
press in%surrection. If the two shall
be found unequal to the work, l will
call on the United States Government
to assist,uLtil armed resistance against
the State authority shall he entirely
overthrown.
Since writing tho foregoing, the
Committe of the Legislature Of Ten
nessee has arrived at Washington, and
held a conference with the President
of the United States, the result Of
which, is as follows 4:
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Petition for Partition.

"ARVBY G. ELKINS AND WIFE SARAH
Il B. Blkins vs.. Samel d. Bowman e. al.
IN this case IL Is alledged that Sarah =. Hi
singer, Barbora Hisinger, DAVID @. Hisinger,
Isaac II. Bisinger, Adam HislBger and vii
liam R. Bisingcr, beirs AZ Law Of David Bow
man, deed, and defendants IN this cause, ere
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee. Il
is therefore ordered that publication be made
IN the Jonesboro' Union FIag, notifying said
defendants 70 appear at the Court House In
The town Of JoHesboro', on Monday the 5lh
day Of October, 1858, and answe said peti.
ton or the same win he taken a. confessed
by them and set for hearing eEparte. Sep
tembsr !, ices. JP. GRESHAM, CLERK.
e5s~tFllEfPf5
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-16
W!iIdllcr's Ntrdntcr Yitters.

Or. Snrtnian, rntihIpitn, her Sahe tssiis-
Id her SciIfrnit Spn ,WilbIcrS 1rGutrr
@itters" auf ben G,runb AZ Frmmcii, alnlal
tim bic tiNlid fd psrarTbsrute yiltt her ca,
turd Sturirtcn fnlt hrs Stcid trs SIuntrrtnrrn
su 9cbErsn Ihien, ipantte iih at iitsr tunent
prlhicssnc Geutr, errcn giamrn bsn putIi;irtln
!3nouiiIrn unc Sanfinsunsrn teiscfiigt march,
unc fhnr, paB bic Snds lid nidt tlps ic Srr'
birlt ipntsrlL rne bic 6Glftr nibt trfannt 9r-
ipcrtcn ,par. Die trtrsfrntcn Vcutr, an bic CT
lib panets, Yrrwcicn ibu ,picber au bunecrt
antrrr, tcrfn Namrlt nirniaS tefannt gewprr
esn parcn, unc barunirr Mnp or pirr ieiner riD
0cnrt friibrrrn gatirnirn bic ibm frsimiitbis
trfGnntrn tnb fc ibrrn trrScitigr Griunc'
bsitSsuitant lcrisib rrr SriIfraft prn " ib.
IrrS &rGutsr SitterS Sertnnfa
tet.
IS III bic ItiIdt Der gcgrnipIriigcn Gi9en'
tbimrr, eirlrr 3utrrcitnns tirirniSe Stcllr an
sunriirr, reltr ibr nit 8cbt aetiibrt nGmlib
ben rriten Slang unirr ren metisinilhcn Ssil'
mitrn unirrcr 3eit rnp 70 weit ais mSsIib
fcrne Won bra slsntcn @idunscn, pelds ais
GjtirGnfc IN ben S6snfwirbibaitcn he's 9an-
Sen YanccS mrfauft Wrrefn.
Ger GbaraFisr bon @iibIcrS 1rGu.
ter rSitterS rubt in ben beltrn SoSnten unb
bseari tlcS etS Sbuges, bcr 5Slihung unt
Aaddhmung entsc9en su werpfn, I'M sam
llniHrrlalmittcl Srn @merifa ~ Ecr,
rrI
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-16
@ritannlide @ntbiQnnaea.

Die yeler baben ldOu pft In tslssra.
pGi1ben unp anperen 8eri1ten BON e.
nem uWbisfy 8ins" psrnommen. Gin
Observation-Disclosures, Sobn B. gloer In
giew.S Orleans, bat iiter ben bprtisen
psBbisfg- Sting" Gnt9iilunsen semaat.
Die anSpon Der 1Yitcmatilaen YerldwS.
tunS Der Steuerbeamten unb 8rannt-
weinbrenner 3u Se1Awinbluns Der 8e.
9irrun9 uno - ba Der Steuerausfaa
pnr1 anerre Steaern 9ebedt wercen
mub-teS Sclfes 9enaue &unbe 9eten.
3n beie gntbilIlun9eu waro jensr
Srehner burA bic frehc Sab9ier bes
bprtiSsn Stcuer Seamten getrieten.
Ufan lsle feline auSIase mp faune
nSA bin Elm IitSlieb bes losenann.
ten sB9isfp. Sting unp tei'm gintritt In
ben Sune bate ih an ben Deputp-Gol.
lcftpr bes erlen Difrifts pon 9cuifana,
@r. 9rpins, gulnabmesetiibren im 9s.
traS ppn $1,000 gu bejablen. &aun1
warra ricfe bsSablt, lc ersins bic auf.
lorberuna an mid, fcrtan jeben MonaI
peitep 81 900 su te,ablen, pofiir Id
paS pripilesium crbaltsn lcllte, 70 plel
Sranntwein 81 trcunen, ais mir belieb.
tc, inter Der einen Sepinsuns, eab Id
-rsS GdsineS balber--pcn lie Is Gaf
eincs Srriicucrtc, ..a
OpN nidt 9enu9 bamit. slub fer ber
taulrno SbaIern mcnatlih an rer
,Suno", ipiltt idb nrh ertra an ber
c'ebulis' 9lileiicr meines Diiiriftes, SIR
Cornell, crci bunrert per Mcnat besat
len. 0islcr 8iirpiss tbsilte mir nit
pab $500 Der serinsfe getras isi, be,
bic Srnncr In Iriner attteiluns ibn
besablten, ia @ir, auEe, beGen Srenne
rel fA in 90. SO Commerce Street be
futst te,ablte ibm $3.50 monatlit
aud fur bic .3eit, 10 er nidt brenns
SD weiaerte mid, bic perlansten s3O'
Su tejablen, worauf SIR. Cornell mi
mittgeilte, iA birfe nidt brennsn, aabs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-16
2eu ScttpinESiicbti0e.

Der llntrSrhnstr, nahSem or SABRE lang
an enem bslilgrn Yun9cnibel unc jensr fiirb,
tsritcn aranfbrit, ter Sbipinpindt seittrr,
tpurpc in weniocn 9Sodcn curb Gin sinfaheS
Mittel psr @ciunpbeit wirber 8cScben-une III
in 8plse tssn bc9ieri9 lrnrn MitIripenesn baS
Mittsl lsinrr Nisberbrritelnna miBltbciIrn.
Yin gllle, bic rS wiinitcn, iphp or cine glb.
idrift res setraudtcn Jtcceptrs QccnfrrD su'
isnbsn ncblt slnweiunsrn fir .3utereituns lnb
G,sbraub peslrlbrn, wrlbrs lie ais cine d G..
re Sur fir AuSsrbrunG aitbma,
Brpnbitis, Sulten @rfaltunsen
inb ale Sals, unb yunsrniltcl finren prrpen.
Der rinSse 3wrd brS 9lnSrisrrS in Srneuns
bes 8eecptes 1T tsr, ben yeibrnern niBlitb su
Iein unb bic Ncnnmib, wrlde CT fir uulbaBbar
bSlt, su psrtrriten; unb or bplft cab jeerr Hei-
benpr lein Srimiitcl pcrudrn pcrpe, ta cs ibn
nibts fpltct unp lb ais Srssn cr,psilrn mag.
Vile bic has 8ercpt frci susribift puniGen,
ppllsn 9cfGli9lt atrellirsn
&eS. Coward u. 9Sil1pn,
9Hiliamsbnrsb, Ain8S Gp,, Mrw Sprf.
Suni 6. 1S67-tS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-01-16
e.

Sm Sanuar 1759 MAR ee 9eipeltn
paB Gin wilerr Shneci cilurm iiter Shctt'
lanp tinScirSt MAR; Gin Sturm, Der BIZ
SNiHr I'm Sairn Spn i9rcn @nterfetteu
lcs9rrihen unp iic weit BinauS 1T bas
tptenoe Sheer 9eltlsupert batte.
Sn Sanger GnSlt purAwadte bic
StranrbrpSltcrunS rieie Starmnadt ;
AUDI im yance batten wobl wenise @u.
gen liA gum ShIaie Sel&luGen In pislsr
9faAt som "a. auf ben 25. Sanuar.
Sn eincm Sauie trannte baS lpdte
viht abrr nod uhl siner anpern llrlade
wilen ais pt9cn beS Sturmes. gBil.
ltam Surneb, 'cper, ,pie bic Nadbarn
ibn nannten, gHia Burns, elm armer
Mann aus bem alien Glane Der &eit9.
Mariital, MAR aus lsinen unwirtbliAen
Bergen 9crat9eSpScn an ben Stranp Der
blanren Nyr.
Sn tas wetteriAwarje Yadt9aus,
peisn 9iiiit unp winplAiefe Wauern
milne sSeiaranten triiscril6 fd5n um.
fleieeten, batie or, 9uten Mutbes auf
pas fpmmenpc @e l1id pertrauenp, Zig.
mes Brown GeimssfiiDrt, Nsnes, bic
i6Snr, iun9e 5rau, bic iest IN ben lan'
gen Stunpen Der Shmcr,en baS erRe
iun9c 2ebcn ibrem SApobe fA entrin.
gen filblte.
g9is beulenSe Ys 1ien briillten brau.
bcn Der Sturm uup bic uuferne See /;
abrr wGDrenp gIleS In SanSen uno
Shrefen mar, lahelte bic iun9e @lut-
ter bem iunsen Gra9etcrcnen 3u, ben
bic ppr @nsit sitternpc Gimme auf ben
Nrmcn ibr parbct. ..
- Oa, ais wplltrn bic wiltent.
fchelten Naturseilsr lslter Dem faum
@ebprenen ibren Wrub unp ibre 5ulpis'
ln9 trin9cn, ltiirmten bic emptrten euft,
flutpsn semalt8 sescn bas wantenbs
9aus. Die mcrlAen Salfen bes Sic
telS fraNtrn unb bcsen iiA, a6,enb flo.
gen bic scrrilencn 9Srinlautranten uui'
Der, pie YcitlAcnfransc ihwanS Der
Sturm lie 9c9en bic 5eniter, bcren biin'
nc @IaSlhciben flirreno 9esen ben ef-
rib raiieltcn. $500"
o9rrr 9ciut, tilf!" treil&te tie am'
me uno lisb, iih in tlinber @n8f bas
@cliAt Serbiillenp, pas &inp Der Idpas
den, blaHcn @iutter in bic slrme slet.
ten.
,Mein sGeit mein &inp !" larit
SEilIam Burns unpIwarf iid NIT aus
9ebreiteten @rmen 9esen pas Sett als
NOTE er NIT leincm qeibe leine Sdabs
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