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Misc eIlausous.

Fire damaged the old Museum buiiin.
in Baltimore, $50. 600. last Friday.
The Powhattan and Manhattan have gone
to Key West.
KANSAS Clry, Mo-. Dec. 12.-iIowcll Il
Co.'S. salt warehouse and salt store, aud
McQuadc's elevator, with $1,000 bushels Of
grain. burned tonight. Loss $50. oO0--one-
half insured.
CHICAGO, December l3.-Major Robert
4 Kenzic, paymaster L. 5. A., attached to
the staff Of Acknowledgement Sheridan, died
suddenly about two o'clock this afternoon
at his residence in this city. of heart disease.
COLUMBIA. s. G.. December 13.-Thc
Bender family, charged with number Of
murders in Kansas, were arrested at Bcv-
ingsville. Spartcnbur: county. a few days
ago. The father and mother are in custody,
and the son and daughter living in North
Carolina, are being sought after. The
family name is Webb.
SAN Francisco, December 1j.-Iudsc
Ilager Of this city (anti-r,ilroadD was NOM
mated by the Democratic Caucus at Sacra-
mcnto tonight for the SHIRT term in the
L. s. Senate.
MADRID, December 1j.-Thc lombard
| ment Of Cartagena opens again to-day viii,
increased vigor. 1t is said that the great
powers have assured President CASTELAR,
that they will recognize the Republic when
the Cartagcna instruction is suppressed.
BosToN, December l5.-The New Eng
land Women Tea Party celebrated the one
hundrcdth anniversary Of throwing the Tea
into Boston harbOr this afternoon, in Faneuil
Hall. About 5000 persons were present.
On the 18th President Grant nominated
John l.. Pennington, Of Alabama. Governor
Of Dakota, and Oscar Whitney Secretary OF
! Dakota.
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Williams not vet Confirmed.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Inter- Ocraa's
Washington dispatch says that at last light
begins to dawn upon the Williams case, in
spite Of the re;icencc of the committee.
The charges preferred against him i'll con-
ncction with the Dbl. mus and Jackson suit
were examined and ri ctrd ~ ba,elcSS.
lie WAS then rep 'rt.d for cn.irm III IN,
wien a tele gram making scri 'u< charges in
conn eli II wi,!, lcrcl attempts t. c III
tr,l polt cal matters in Oregon, were re-
ceived from Oregon by the judiciary COM
mi;tcc and the character of the sis,nyrs
caused the committee to as. iiiat the NOM
nation might b. rerommittc,l, and asked
for the pow r to send for persons and pa
pcrS. and the chances II Nv a"c that IL re-
port can b. made until after the recess.
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The Secretary Of the Interior, in his an
nual report on Indian affairs, thus speaks
Of the disposition to be made of the Modocs:
1.-THE experience which the Modoc difficulty
has furnished the Indian Office will, it in
believed, enable that Office to take measures
calculated to prevent the recurrence Of like
difficulties under similar circumstances. 1t
il now. the intention Of the government to
.cparate tho members Of this tribe and
plaoe them with different hands of Indians,
taking care in doing this not tn separate
families, and to keep together - far a
uossjblc wmen and children whose hus-
hands and male relatives were destroyed In
the conflict. The Indian u greatly attached
to his tribal organizatioa, and it is believed
thisexample Of extinguishsng their so-called
,ratjosal exixtencc and nczgiag their mem
tcvs into otl,sr tribes, while In reality hu'
mane pa,,ishnseat; win b. esteemed BY them
N the sovescst ppaalty that could have
Neon iullictssl ald tsad b. tn exa,npes u
aetcr lpatile laulians h tatarS fruQ assioaaa
ard ilagralt insarseAiaaa" sHsilss.
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Notes Q! the pay.
\ bosom friend-A diamond pin.
This world in like milk-It's ours.

4 bosom friend-A diamond pin.
This world il like milk-It's ours.
Utah has quarter Of million sheep.
Semmes il nominated for mayor "f Mo-
bile.
Whca, is forty cents a busl'cl in Walla
Walla.
California pays 81 ,0oO. 90 a year to scot-
land for wheat bags.
Engaging NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. look a
little pleasant, miss; think Of i'm
Emperor Williams war-horxc is twenty
one years old, and is called sawdowa.
Nevada is proud Of a vegetable monstro>-
ity. potato weighing twelve pounds.
The Democratic Senators generally cx-
press regret at Casscrly's resignation.
The Columbia River closed earlier this
season than for twelve years preceding.
4 skull completely cncrustcd with silver
ore has been cxhnmed in Nevada from a
depth Of five hundred feet.
The Providence Journal thinks Tweed
conviction calls for Supplementary
Proclamation Of the National Thanksgiv.
ing
A wash. consisting Of one or two drachms
Of hydrochloric acid in about four ounces
Of water. has been recommended as a
sure cure in cases Of chapped hands.
4 quaint old clergyman once took rs q
foundation for few remarks, 1.-THE world
the flesh. and the devil" BY way Of pre-
face: ~ shall touch lightly on the world
speak briefly Of the flesh and hasten on IL
the devil
An old safe in an Office in Baltimore he
hogan to emit flames and smoke the othc
day. and proved I" he actually Oh fire. L
was wheeled ont into the street and broke,
to pieces. The heat from the stove had kin
died the lining.
4 new style Of paper for dining rooms la
mcdallions Of game and birds. real skins AM
real feathers being used. The figures nv
raised on light background. Flowers o
wax and linen. tied together with bright
colorcd ribbons. arc also used.
The Cincinnati people are building Il hi:
hotel. and can find no name for it but Il,
"Cincinnati Hotel" The Ohio State Jour
nal suggests that they might complimcn
one Of the chief industries Of the place b.
calling it the Slaughter House or Gambre
Tavern. or Inn Apigseye.
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A SUBJECT FOR LEGISLATION.

We notice in some Of the newspapers
various suggestions Of legislation Thought
to he needed. We havea suggestion which
VIC do not expect 70 sec tavOrably acted
upon. because the necessity FOR it has here
tofo,c existed. and although urged earnestly
It has been ignored. Montana needs a
Board Of immigration, composed Of active,
practical, intelligent, reliable Hacn. They
should have placed at their disposal at least
5000 or 1900 per annu,n. with which to
prepare, publish and circulate freely
throughout the States. cities centres and
lines Of travel, from which wc may rcascn-
ably expect to derive capital and immigrants,
= reliable series of papers In pamphlet form.
giving such information and statistics In
concise articles m those contemplating In
vestmcnt or removal to the West would
desire and need ~ have. Montana is
comparatively unknown beyond the Mis-
souri,. It can bc reached by Immigrant
almost ~ quickly. easily aud cheaP'y nov
N after railroad shalt have been built.
The time for capital to invest and immi
grants to locate il In advance Of railroad
communication An appropriation ct thai
character would repay itself, II placed II
proper hands. an hundred fol'l 1t ha'
done ~ elsewhere, and would do 10 here
Tic failure Of prcyios,s legislatures :" IL
this cannot ~ considered less than eu'rab'
negligence II ~ imperative duty {" t'''
Territory. We do not want to sec 1"e
nut ~ with rattle brains ~ old s"gy
designated I" frittcr away the means u
xarrulo,.s bu,scomlc asId fat confracts
Bat put the trust in tl'e hands 81 co'npctcn
nse,., irrespective II party aailist'ois-ap
point 10 man who applies fSr plsce 90 y
Board but select those most competent-
do Il carly in the session: aeqatre pss'mp
preparation aadcempilstioa ard pab,scasso'
u ti.c l,a,sphlsa, esdonsnsss q - Aate
ussts Of fsct W psssisast escaa'a aad y
thosoagh circalstioa, ~ yoa wi1 - a
lsssd q compeaastisn come back Q e
wsAers Of ths Missouri and by every assos
10 u Territory l,etoso tlis saow = eoa
from u uasnlstains. The Legts'afon -
- sLs viu b public bsasfaetosa
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Suspicious Gunpowler Story.

New York. Dec. II.
Yesterday in the Hrooklyn Navy Yard
discovery was made of two large kegs OF
powder sccrcted in the hold of the Minnc-
sofa, the finest and nearest completed wal
steamer in the hands of the repaircrs. The
general belief in the yard is that the key,
were filed gradually and being old escaped
particular notice. The Minnesota is the
nearest nci:hbor t." the Spanish frisat,
~ niles
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Secretary Belknap Married.

CINCINNATI. December, 12.-Gcneral ".
W. Belknap, Secretary of War,was mar
ricd at Ilarrod>burg, Ky, yesterday. to
Mrs. II. +. Bowers, daughter of DR.. John
4. Tomlins"n. Owing to recent affection
in the family Of the brides relations, The
ceremony was wholly private.
(rhc bride is q sister uf the Secretary $
deceased wiie.)
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A prominent Sew York physician lately COM.
pllurd to ni>pas Dlut about h, SaNDAiwo"D or.
hrruLE-. -tatn. that -n' times they cured mirlcn
IuI.h, bn that patti u' Of his had taken them Tor
.ui. tIinr wi'hUTt ".irC' Ga N i;,@ informed THAI
several imita;i ,- r,H',c AVID sofia he ing urd
ant cn nd tlat hi I3i,;t HG h,n tai 10" capsules,
.ull IN bottles n}u not nt'NDNS DICK l. cos.
Wlu; hupI"'Iri TO this physician nav have hap
w',,ta to other. aud DUMAS Dith n 60 NsC
axe this M thoti Z" protecting hi'clans. druggist
auu Themselves aud ,trv"dtin- on. ~ SANpALWoIr
iiom com IN Into dsr"pH,r.
Physicians WHO enc pr, scIih' The 'ansnlrs VII
rrM in4d !" 40 81 Tor lacy contain the Pure ~. IN
the hsst1n,' cs"G?'St tnrm.
Dt %DA> DItK Il co. Ia" more Oh Of Sanda
wood III the uiaW!acig'e ~ their fap-nl's ,hau MI
the wl.ursl!r arl retail druggists nuh priun.cr. Ia
the United States comb Gl, AMI this the sale rr
WHY the oll.iS sold cheaper in their chlsur-
than in aiy other form.
OIL OF SASDALWOOD is fast snpcrcetn. every
other remedy. sixty CapsHc- only miGg required To-
iu.urr 4 safe aud "ttun cue II >ix r ci.ht dA's.
frl,i. no either ~ dirtnr can tHi+ r, lit NC h,t
D.,s's Sorr t>~r.E> -uiy" .hr problem lrI.'
cu,t-..,r"u hy raluv "Ftiu,nt p srlHns. a.. hn" to
avoid the nausea md d! gust esp iirIC' in snAi'n
iu-, which axe Nti known to d,traet from. Il t"i
dr>ttuy the .nh ,Gr,t- ii un,uy valuable r"'n die,
SIT Capsule. UT 80 Ia ti.o aud near h"xcs
!hi,y IN EACH auA the "ny capsules p:r-Cshc! ~
ptNri' Hu-
.s- 1nt~ m"re rs ""!g Cnpsa!ts admitted IL h'
last INIiS tTposti"D.
send for circular to VA. ~ Wooster st:e't. y "
York.
sOLD AT Ak DEui STORES
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The Chief Justiceship.
Prom the New York Timcs. Dec. 3.

In selecting Attorney General Williams
for the great Office Of Chief Justice, Presi-
dent Grant has at least not laid himself
open to the charge Of being influenced by
political consideration. When the Essen
ator from Oregon was elevated to his pres
cnt position, he was but little known outside
Of legislative circles. But the people who
protested to be skcptical about his ability
to III the place Of Judge Hoar, have had
within the last two years ample dcmcustra-
ton Of his thorough legal training. his
large capacity, and his administrative tact.
President Grant seldom selects men from
important positions about whose compe-
tency to I'LL them he has not made himself
entirely certain. That the Attorney Gen.
eral has been selected for the Chief Justice
shin. simply from conviction Of his high
personal character and undoubted ability,
needs no proof. In ti,s political scale he
has NO weight at all. Twenty-Five year.
AM. Judge Williams held, on the appoint.
meut Of Democratic President, the CHIEF
JUS; cesl,ip II the Territory Of Oregon. liz
al.iu, d his allegiance 10 the DcMocracy
under Buchanan. when II seemed 10 IDt
most obviously 10 his interest to retain It
Oregon xas wrested from absolute Demo
cratic centred by the efforts Of Judge WI
liams aud few others, wl,0 chose u rise o.
Gall with tie triumph u great principle
1 4. oAs tnf 4 n SfAtA
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The .iranf courier complains Of a Ter
ritorial debt Of $4,000 and no public
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or editices-tO show
for it. 1t indicates its purpose to advocate
appropriation, 10 construct wagon roads
from the settlements to the mouth Of the
Musclcslell and Yellowstone rivers.
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Tou-Roads and Bridges.
From the Mi-.0u'ian, Dc. -.

For the past six or seven years the wagon
road np the He'll Gate Cahon-and which
il the only outlet our farmers have for their
prOiluce-has been blockad.d with toll
roads and bridges. That these roads and
bridges were necessary to render the road
passablc VIC will not attempt to deny, but,
ut the same time, VIC must say that they
have been an enormous tax and burden on
the farmers and frcighters Of our county,
and in fact have done more to prevent the
settlement Of our valleys than all other
causes combined. When farm produce
commanded q high price in the mines Of
Deer Lodge, our farmers and freighters
could better afford to pay the tolls than at
the present time; though ut the time the
tolls Of the round trip made q good -siSel
hole in the amount Of dust that the farmer
had received for his load. But at the pres
cnt time our farmers cannot afford to haul
their produce to the mines Of Deer Lodge,
and sell it ut the present low prices, and
pay the tolls demanded at them ON the road
from Missouia 10 Mouth Of Bear. Going
from Missouls to Mouth OF Bear and re-
turning, no less than sigks tslls are demand
cd aud collected, and II the farmer, after
selling his load and buying few necessary
articles has money enough to pay his tolls
on his return he may consider himself
lucky. These tolls have beeu constant
source Of expense and vexati0u for long
time, and II d right, proper and just that
they should be done away with and the
road thrown open free to Ill. This was TIL
view taken Of Il BY ourco1nty Commission'
err vhen they concluded to bridge IL
Blackfoot and repair the grades for which
they have advertised for proposals. W.
suppose-thoug We have M authority fol
saying ao-that should any Of the partie,
owning the ruads o. bridge, prUp0ss to eel
the same at reasonable price, the Com
missioucrs would buy them instead Of let
ting contracts.
| Believing that these money traps hav'
been and still arc detriment and draw
back TO tho settlement and prosperity Q
our county, We arc In favor Of their earl!
abolisllmcnt, cven should Il be necessary 4
extend fOr tUO years p0se, the law author
ising the Commissioners 10 levy tax 70
bridge purposes. And Il our county Com
missioners succeed in clearing Oh the tOl
roads and bridge on that PORTION a. the roa'
lying IN MissoNla county, we hope the Com
missiupcrs Of Decr Lodge Oounty will l,av
sufficient energy and enterprise " take hOl'
At the county line, and contin,,e the goo
work until every tOll road and bridge be
tween NjssoVls and Deer Lodge h al,o1
ished. h - EI
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Death O: CX-Judre Nelson

OStCII s1.-o Ucs.5v
CnorERTnwN. y. \. December a.
Samuel Nelson. cx-.lild::e OF the L. :. SUI
rrcmc Court. died suddenly Of aroplcxy
while >ittin. in his chair at half past one
O'Clock this p. H.. at his residence in this
place.
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,ssvsp GvGav SATURDAY
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1873.

>nI~rih-rs orderi"g paper ch""2'd
iron. on, o5JrSs. 10 onofhtr mart g'r' name
# postoDicc 10 wh;ch ii has bt<n ""' ~ '',n
n. that 10 s-hirL II 10 To br sent.
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Territorial Finances.

We are indebted to the Territorial Treas
ucr for the data from his forthcoming re-
port for the following statement:
The total revenue for the year ending
December list. 1873, from all sources, Is
800. jjl 10.
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Proposed Reduction of Salaries.

CHICAGO, December ia Washington
special says that an effort in the way Of re-
trenchment will be made at an early day,
which win make trouble with officials all
over the country. The advisability Of cut
ting down the salaries Of Government OFF,
eials, from the highest down through the
entire list, comprising assessors. collectors
both II internal revenue and ports-post-
masters, ETC., is in consideration and viii be
brought before the House when the oppor-
tapity offers. s.r.z. -..
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Death Of Col. Frederick Dent.


WASHINGTON, December lO.-Owins to
the death at late hour last night Of Col.
Frederick Dent, father Of Mrs. Grant, there
was no formal meeting Of the Cabinet to-
day, nor were visitors received by the Pres
ideut. Deceased was in his ssth year. Hc
complained Of being unwell yesterday, but
no alarming symptoms were apparent until
a short time before his death, which occur
red without struggle. His remains will
be deposited in the family lot in the st.
Louis cemetery. They viii be accompanied
west probably tomorrow, by President
Grant. Gen. Dent Marshal Sharpe, Col.
Casey, and other members Of the family.
together with Gen. Babcock.
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vtIaI tII.Ss1 Id
We have not yet been able to get the in
debtelncss Of tic several counties; but we
believe that with scarcely an exception it
has been increased during the year. lnthis
regard the financial condition Of the several
counties is in marked contrast with that Of
the Territory; for while the latter reduced
her debt about go, OOO during the year, the
counties increased theirs, or. ut least, only
kent even.-!MoMtanian.
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The Sentence Of Baza;ne.

VERSAILLES. Dec. 10.-Aftcr Ion. de-
liberation. the judges declared Bazaine
guilty Of the charges Of the capitulation Of
Metz, and If the army in the open field
without doing all that was prescribed by
honor and duty to avoid a surrender. and
unanimously condemned him to death. to
be degraded from his rank previous to his
execution.
After Judgment was rendered. all the
members Of the court signed an appeal for
mercy, which the Duke d. Aumalc immcdi
ately conveyed in person to President Nc
Mahon. Bazainc was greatly agitated when
he heard the decision Of the court.
PARIS, December ll.-Soon after juds-
mcnt was pronounced against Marshal Ea-
zainc last evening, he requested his son to
be allowed to visit him in prison. He re-
fused to avail himself Of the right Of an
appeal. MacMahon will to-day ilccid" the
appeal of the Court for mercy.
PARIS, Dec. 12.-Presilent MacMalIon
has committed the sentence If Marshal
Bazaine to 20 years seclusion and I" bear
the effects Of degradation from rank but ia
he spared the humiliating ceremony. ~
PANS, December l2.-The Island Of Mar
gneritc, of Canness, has been selected as
the place of confinement for Marshal ia.
zaine, and he will I've sent there this week.
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The rrupl ir,"r e. Tie Warm springs Hotel :l&t.
pleasure IN Announcing that a Cai'-in~ E>'. la
will be .iyr,i AZ til" above pace.
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a General Invitation is Extended.
" Buzz" ravru'S Excellent Band will Fur
nish Music.
Y1rhr,S. IurluH;nO Supper. fj.OO
Physicians aud Druggists.

T.. EEILASG:.R. rrotr l~:ur
WARM SrrrNG.. N"v 81 le:f .ri -
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MARVELLOUS MONTANA.
Her Lofty Mountains aad Lovely Val
leys.
iis. .iDUETAIS~

EY cot. sAMlEL wILk!N~oS.
rfrurr e.ro. - aud o,srr, 1tton- o. H. aajhT I,
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e. y.
1t is estimated that about *35, 900 will be
paid in by the County Treasurers at this
December settlement. sixty per cent. Of
which will be available to apply on the in in
duce the registered warrant indebtedness
to less than *3O, 900 %.
The amounts paid in by the County
Treasures so far this month have been:
Beavrn. Nd. ....... ..... ..............Slsgs ~
Madison ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. !sii ~
Jcffern,n Observation-Disclosures. ........... !, 40 81
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Mr.. Graves. Treasurer Of Beaverhcad
county. collected all, except $50. Of the
taxes due in that county, before Dec. 1st.
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TAR cniar aiteGlhsp sivcp ~ the pGichas, & 4" ""
TOT tue NoAsa.s tvAtst. th.PU12s, karW h''.r ~ Wv
character u glAds ,ruru~ iDr that u,alk y.sn' "
~. ~ WI an ssvers satisfactorily. y v 10 u -.
/ ~. ..HsNaouye Ut rt~' e,chaLts y s.,. 's"'S
o~'Ses"' tNN sslsIaa. f ~. - /
| -. lS7.luA
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20 W>Guner ,t,,b 90 @ctter.

Ser beilige &ir9enpater 9ieronDmus>
Der i'm Sabre 420 Tarb> er5dblt in 1einenl
clften S6reiben an Mgeru9ia Die jolgcn=
Sc luert,uiirbi9e @el6idte:
Mas i6 nun er5dblen ipil> beollnft
un9laubli9; benno6 1T es our6 nlele
3engen ermiel len. Mls i9 Dor r1ebre:el1
Sabren Oem fell. 9omolus in 9lngele9en=
beiten ber SDnebe arbeiten bolf 1ob itD
Elm Gbepoar aug Der niebrislten 8olfs=
tlafje; bon tpel6em per Monn no6 uno
ra9 5tuan5ig Gbelueiber 5,1 @rabe getro=
gen.: bas g8eib aber nit 5lpei uno 5,pan5i3
Mannern in ser gbe gelebt batte, bic
idmmtli9 gel itor6en luaren. 0o nun
beiOe i'm Witipenba,1Oe tporen, DeirotDe=
ten tie chamber, Der li6ern Meinung. e5
lei bieB oos lebte Mal. Sum barrie ob2:
Oas 9anSe 8olf, Mdnner uno Weibcr>
lper aus 8eioen bas Qlnbere betatten
wiirOe. Gn0li9 trll9 berMtann Den 5ie9
oapon uno gin9 nnter un9ebeuerm 9in=
5ultr0men bes Wplfs por BET 8obre 5e=
nes Mei6es einDer. Was iollen mir 5l
lol9en Weibe logen? Ni1ts onoere5
als luos ber @err au jenem 5amaritil6en
We!be: 3wan,ig WGnnerDoit bu 9ebobt;
Nno Der bid nun besrdbt> 1T nidt ocia
Monn &c. &C.. 4.r..as.'.
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.ihm Mi9arb na9.

tnm N1d)arD 1lad).
QlIs Der Mor9en 9rallte, berlieB Gonaro
bas S0Iob leiner Mbnen. 81. ritt ol'T
einem tuttli6en Better ben nfern Der
9Dnau entlan9 St bate nit WeDmutb
pon Dem Bruoer Mbl6ieb senommen, ll1'
@i9aro bate piele Sbranen gelpeint.
Oft blidte er ro16 5uriid na9 Der Wie9e
Ieiner Mbnen nlnb boG, oben anf einem
S6urne tano .Ni@aro 1lnb 16oute bem'
lbeiDenoen 8ruber nod. Gr 1o6 Die
@ultuns bes Bruoers in Der. Snnne
glqnsen, bis ct binter einem bewolottsn
1ii9el perl0lpono. .......>
(0tr iebun9 fol9t)
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(1tr.iebun9 fol9t.)
OaS bemtfbe 2ie6:

SV9 peIA1fsDE. SSeSD+
.0os oeutl l6e 2ie0 iit luunbcridon
ltnb aouberi1 19 5iib Iein Slang,
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