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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26
FROM THE FRONT +!

MrLLERsTowN, Pa, Sep. 20
Another immense we'll was struck at MIL
lerstown today, called Argue Brothers Nc
l. on Adam Stewart farm. 1t first spouset
over the derrick, and the stream .wae tber
turned into receiving tank and measured
fifty barrels per hour until tbs tank was ful
1t 10 now overIlowing, and 1t 10 estimated
a. even larger than the Wyatt, Fertis d
Hammond No. 8.
The Adam Stewart farm Is located direct
ly nor th OF Kinney Brotbers' Il Galley Trac'
aud within one hundred feet on their line
on 1.-The northwest. This firm were offered
On immense sum OF money for their farm
few hours ago, but they refused 10 SELL
The farms 10 this Immediate vicinity
bid fair to outrival the Modoc fields 10 the
size of their flowing wells, and they are
much more lasting. The runner of this new
strike spread with lightning rapidly, and
tonight the street Is througed with specu'
lators. The impression is that The market
cannot be Immediately affected BY this new
strike, as the pipe companies cannot pnmp
more than four thousand five hundred barr
rels per day.
PETROL LA. Sept, rs
Another fourth sand we'll was struck
near Karns City tonight aud is doing 60C
barrels.
Another large strike near tho Argue well,
Millerstown is flowing h..plump thousand.-
Another spouter 10 reported st Modec.
Several more strikes 10 good territory
are expected within the next twenty /fou
hours
FoxBURG, Sept, rs
A new we'll has been struck on the Stew
art farm and is doing rs barrels an hour
Two new wells struck the third sand 10 Nil
lerstown to-day. One is doing fully LOO
barrels and the other 800. A new iourt
sand we'll 10 reported at FIVE hundred bar
reis.
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EXPORT OF PETRoLEUM.-Petro leum Il

EXPORT OF PETRoLEUM.-Petroleu leum Il
not Of commerce the king, but 1t Ia certain
~ one fhis ahlest and most efficient minis
ters. For instance, the exports Of this i'm.
portsnt article from January lst down to
September LIST of the present year, have
been s6,l97, ,OS9 gallons, against 40, 500, ,96l
gallons for the same period in 1872. The
very great increase 10 the exports thus ap-
parent, constitutes quite notable item Ia
the granduaI reduction OF the balance o
trade, which has heretofore so steadily
ruled against us,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

One OF the most remarkable cases oil
shack pay" occurred recently in New York.
One Of the ''old school" subscribers of the
Kingston Journal WAS thirty-one years in
arrears Tor his paper. Last week he fcalled
upon the editors of the Journal aud paid up
like man." aud, remsrkiug that he might
not be around again very soon, be paid bis
subscription ten years ahead, and another
Tor his mother twelve years ahead.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

A REFINERY ATRAYnrLr0H.-A. ". Fay
mond. Esq, bss leased three scsss Of sesand
on the north side ofths Ssilroa 4, and b.
tween the station houss and the bridge
across Big saody,ts Jsmss Clyde, wm. Slu-
cox E. X Giebnsr for twenty years. Thsss
gentlemen will proessd st euos 70 erect col.
aceut buildings and msshissry for 20 oil
refinery, and put Il 10 operation - soon u
possible. The location 10 oil that could be
desireds 20 fer % natural advantage and CO.
cess 10 . market sse oonossnsd, while they
will have q their door On unlimited supply
of crude oil from the mammoth tsnks now
building st Rsymii.on for the Pips Line
Company. II refining Will pay any where I,
is natural TO supposs that IL will b . good
investment at Rsymilton.-vsnango Spec
tatOr.
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THE OIL FIELD.
VICINITY OF MILLERsTowy.

VICINITY OF MILLERsTOwS.
The Shidemantle well has been sold 70
H. L. Taylor & Co.
The Rulings we'll, On the Barnhart, start
cd to flow last week, and is good we'll.
The tools have finally been removed from
the Birchield we'll on the Gillspie farm.
Several wells have had 10 shut down on
account oi'not having sufficient tankags-
A number Of others lave been pumping on
the ground.
A we'll owned by Lee, Plumer snd Others,
located on the Frederick farm, struck on
Friday of last week, and is considered good
for over 100 barrels.
A wei. owned by Wyatt aud Others, Local
ted on the Bsrnbsrt farm, struck oo Friday
and commenced flowing at ths rate OF 100
barrels per day.
A well owned by Shidensutlo and Others
ocoted on the DauOsuspeck farm, struck the
sand on Friday Of last week and imwsdi-
ately commenced flowing oil at the rate Of
$50 bbls. o day.
Well No. 2 on the Hemphill farm, sow
owned by Stoughton Duffy and OTHERS,
struck the sand on Saturday last and ss once
co ommsnced flowing st tho rats Of $50 bar/
rsls per dsy.
The shssvs & Say we'll, on the McCfssdy
farm about I've milss south OF lillerstowu
struck the ssnd 90 Tuesday and 10 reported
be large we'll. II opens up large
tamount Of new territory.
c. d. Angell i Co., ere the owners Of q
new strike on the Dougsn fern, two nlil9I
southwest Of town. The sand was s,ruci
last Tuesday, and the we'll hes since beet
flowing large quantities Of oil. II OPEN
up sllargs scope OF new territory.
VICINITY OF ANGELICA.
A well owned BY Geo. v. Foreman, .
Oil City, located on the Myers fsfa struck
the sand on Monday Of THE week, ual .rsl
port says Il ct once oemmsnesd towing .
the rate Of 200 bbls. psr dsy.-l0:lman'
Journal.
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Laughing Children.

Give me (says writsr) the boy or girl
who smiles as soon as the fret rays of the
morning sun glance in through the window,
gay, happy, aud kind. Such boy will be
fs to SNAKE up" into man-st least when
contrastsd with sulleD, morose, grabbed
fellow, who snaps aud snarls like surly
cur, or growls and gruuts like an uatsmed
hyens, from the moment be opens bis eyes
I'LL he Is confronted" by breakfast Such
a girl, other things being fav orable, will Ia
good material to aid 10 gladdenipg some
comfortable home, or TO refine, civlize,
tame and humanizs rude brother, making
him gentle, affectiouate and lovabls. 1t IL
. feast 10 even look ct euch jo' . inspiring
girl, such woman girl, and see tue smiles
flowing 90 to speak from the parted lips,
displaying set of clean we'll brushed teeth,
looking almost the personi6catIon of beauty
and goodness singing, and IS merry as the
birds-the wide awake birds that commenc,
ed their morning concert long before the
lazy boys dreamed that the sun was sp-
preaching and about to pour whole food
of light and warmth upon the earth. Such
9 girl is like gentle shower 10 the parched
earth, bestowing kind words, smiles and
acts of mercy to ell around her-,he joy and
light Of the household.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The Butler Herald insists that it is not
over production, but the monopolies, that
keeps down the price Of oil. The monop/
lies doubtless have something to do with 1t ,
but when that basin of oil 10 Butler is ex/
hausted, as it will be 10 few months, and
the daily production is decreased eight or
ten thousand barrels a day, the price of oi
10 bound TO 60 up. 1t Is now only so to 90
cents barrel ut the we'll,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26
A Sorry Scene.

The Boston Traveller calls attention to
the appearance Of a welI-dressed man at
the Third Police Station, on Tuesday afteri
noon, 10 scsndalous state of intoxicatiou.
He was supported by two officers, and in
maudling way expressed dissatisfaction with
every body. A moments conversation suk
feed 10 make bis condition apparent.
Captain Ford directed shat be be locked
up In cell, which direction was OF course,
carried out, and the poor unfortunate slumi
bsred quietly. At half past seven o'clock,
or thereabouts, . neatly dressed and modest
girl Of thirteen made her appearance at the
Office leading little child BY the hand
Both were cry Ing.
"What do you want?" asked the Lieuten-
ant.
"we want our father (giving); don't
send him away; please don't send bin
away! He is our father, and mother Is dy'
Ing"
"Dyiug!' repeated the Lieutenant; "dy-
ing Of what"
Consumption, sir. She has been Ill for
9 year, and the doctor says she is dying to-
night. Please let father see her before she
dies She is all we have got 10 the world,
and she is going to the other side. We are
90 unhappy. y.-Fother is good to US when be
is COED to himself, but be bss been unhappy
lately. He loves mother dearly; and I sup
pose be drinks liquor because be cannot
bear to have her leave him.
''Send for that man in No. l5," directed
the Lieutenant, and the prisoner was
brought into the office. ''Mr. officer" be
continued, "go with these children and
take this man with you. See If their story
is correct"
A few moments elapsed, and the officer
returned alone. The mother aud the wife
was dead. Prostate by her side, he said
lay the recumbent body Of her ilI.starred
husband, and the little girls wept silently
in the corner Of the room. The spectacle
was one OF sadness and sorrow, and even
the officer, accustomed as be was to scsnei
Of such character, was compelled to wip,
the tears from bis eyes as be told the story
Pro per measures were taken for the relief o
the family, and the occurrence was placed
briefly on record
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

Al q dance once given 10 q settlement
not thousand miles from this place, . rus.
tic was introduced to lady by a mutual
friend. The .gorgeousuess OF her attire
struck him forcibly. and when Introduced
hs looked straight at The lady and ejscula-
ted, "Waal, lilswan" It's needless to say
that the lady did not recoguizs him there
sfter.-Forest Republican.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The gushing youth and bIushing dsmsel
who were 90 ardent 10 their manifestation
had better beware of midnight providers, as
the last mentioned class were represented
Wednesday evening on certain back stree,
of our town. and go badly scared BY reports
similar to the opening of poplbottle, tha,
he beat q basty retreat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The meeting of the Rebekah Degree I. o. of O.
F., last evening, was avery pie, SAINT affair At the
conclusion of the meeting an elegant repast was
partnken Of by those present, and after short sea
onof social enjoyment the company dispersed.
The visitors from housewife expressed them.
aclvss as highly pleased at the manner IN which
they had been entertained
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Snyder, who was poisonsd 10 Butler few
weeks ago, by his wife aud her paramour,
Foreman, has fully recovered. BsIng Of .
forgiving disposition, Soyder has succeeded
in getting his wife bailed out OF Jail He
should get Foreman out, too; and when
they poison him again it will be a good
joke on Snyder.}
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

A Danbury boy wants to know if it is
right tor his folks to pay $500 Tor a piano
for bia sister, aud make him pick berries for
circus money. -rDAnbury News.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The vitality OF some pooplo is simply u.s.
founding. There is q long haired youth at
Buffalo. who has written 700 verses, the II ,
fr,An TO which is "rm dying mother, dy/
ius," aud withal he isn't decd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

A ntleman from the front Informs us
that In the Modoc district there will be,
when al the projected, tanksge of halt q
mi lliou barrels.
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The Minor tslls Of . Gsorgesown boy wb q
being told BY bic father 70 be!''up With tbs
BIRDS" selected the nisbt hawk a the bird
he preferred to bs up with.j
Some one tells . story Of . s,ssmboa,
passenger watching the revolving light Of Q
lighthouse on the coast and sxclsiminR
"Gosh The wind blows that light out % fest
as the man can light IT,"
Pinins, sickIy women, should 60 to CO..:
orsdo II they want health and strength
Mrs. Prathsf IVES not able 10 sweep hsr room
when she lived 10 Ohio, but the other dsy.
after living 10 Colorado one short yssr, sAs
chased her husband half . mile with Z
pitc b. fork.
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CHANCE OF FIRM.

Having disposed Of ny interest In tts
boot and shoe store, next door 10 Simmons
Drug Store, 10 ny BROTHER, Lswrenss Zsd.
wicb, all parties kaowing themselves in-
debted to me vill please cell sod settle at
once, and oil psrsons baving bills against
me will present them. shall supsrintend
the store.
Pet Centre, Sept 20. Little Joe.
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Quarerma ter AlE Myers, OF st. Petersburg, is In
town today. Represents business as extremely
dull In that vicinity
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The chestnuts are ripsniog Hsnd the boys
are clubbing them. If the frost don't interz
fero good crop may be expected this fall.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The monument to the soldiers and sailors
of Delaware county, at Chester. Was dedica.
ted on the l7tb.
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For SaJ

For Sale
5000 70 1000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from Is to IS ets. psr foot
The Tubin 70 10 6rst class order and OIL
ready fitted
April %. u Il. b. WARNER.
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The Spirits" have cot - yst succeeded
in getting oil for Dr.. james q BlJson. He
is still boring away however, and eouidsn'
OF bsiog ultimately sucesssiul. Although
we wish him oil the luck i'm ssinsbls, -,
We cannot help but think bic patisnos and
perseverance, srs being wasted ssd exhsuss.
ed without fsct.-Clssion Democrat,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

The new car wheel foundry at Sunbury
commenced to cast on Tuesday last.
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Sharon has trottipg mule which can do
its mile inside Of three INMATES
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-26

DsoVille employs twentyIseven school
teachers whose monthly salsriss aggregate
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Girl Wanted.
To do general housswork. lnquiss d Cor.
don's Hardware store.
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Local news Is scarce to day.

Collector Hixon Is sticking up several notices Of
tux sales about town.
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Die trte bersits erl6isnene Ssrie entbdlt:
E.,,eI,- oNre,A,, y 90
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3eitun9S : @efete.

+, Benn tic aesnnenttn nift auserGdliG tas @sasntbeiI
ssatlen, 70 gtrs anssnprmsn. cas- fs cine 6~srtieslns ess
dteRnements plni1en.
2. Eas Disarmament Tam niGi eber rettsJaltis abtsitat
rsrtss, at bic aut Radfdnee tgdblt lue.
3. gptrn gtenrtaten "a u~stsrtaGeu eesr i'd rsieern, itre
3eiiun9tn vea Ger bet.eTeneen getoJref a~bSubolsn, 10 rms
Il psrentrcrili8 eafir, Bis fs ibrs RsSHans bedeIt eahen.
4. 9pegu abeuusuitn ben g9cbrpri ~psrSnttrn pbne tt
3diRags 'Gpssition eapcn AZ tsnat ri6tt9sn, 10 III es lr
s9atea, rsnn ets 3situneen mad Der yefteffee ibrss fratss
cen gesbncrtss asiaRtt rsrefn.
3. Gle ri6terli6tn GntibseRnstn lautea tabin. eas cine
Gei1truHa, 9situu9sa ron Der tttTsfsnesn peaeifes aebls
Glen. pter gisrGnesruna hes Qppbrertes ebne pprbraetente
lusss ais .rrima faeis' Ssrsis 9sabfStisiea SGginsss
A,aftttn Ia.
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Die Ssbanolaas er5itter nnn nafs'
Yferoe.

,@epS6nli9e StaQlsuts rpiien !ppbL bab Elm
pferb ni6t in ben Staa sebraGt wereen ipu,
tenn ss mad lawersr artsit beftis transpirirt /;
es lpQ aud ni4t ltia itsbsn, neil es iid lsitt s'
fGltet uter elmer eunssnentsineuns ansseleyt
pirb. dies if 70 sismli& alss. mas man i'm
sspDbnli9sn 9ebsn barber pi6sn 81 mahsn CT.
aGtet.
Der pferestsnnsr, Der pfsrpeliebbatsr, iibsr.
baupt abe jens, psl9s auf quite Staabaltuns nnb
quite SmQphsss Gin Gspi@t lssen, birfen aber
niGt blps bel Der 8 a u bss pfeross ffsbsn blsi-
ben, ~ipnbsrn ben 3altanc Der innersn DR.
game in cem @ussnblid, no bas Sfere line
1&were @rbsit tssne / bat. ms Inse faien. Die
Ibatisfeit bes Ser;sas, Der eanss &C. 1T sa bsssu'
tenb erbSbt wprten, nm nit Der auberseUUbnli'
den gluinensuns Der NuSfsln S6ritt balten
Su fpnnsn.
Stun Go 1T unrSsli6, baS Ser; uup pas Nsr-
senIYism chen 70 lsi&t auBsr SbGtisfeit Sa ieBen
ais bic Wusfsl, une earum III elm tlebsrsans
aus Der @nltrensuns sur Jtube nptbpsnpia, uni
pieIer pirb tur9 cas- Srrumfibrsn rrbigter pier
be sr,islt.
Die sCn @nirsnsans berribrsnes G~rrrsuns in
allen 8bsilen ts8 abrpsrs mub 3ur slei6sr 3sii
mad unt mad erntabist psresn, nnb man muE
eaber bic MusFelu nod drbeitrn lansn, psil eae
Ser, nod FIR is tbGiis 1T. Gie SspesanB bse
erbiytsn pfsrres mub paber lanSIanl lsin, unp sf
tarf baiItlbe ui&t e%eritten, %icneern nur ssfiRr
perben. 81 Oas @ttir NAP unb taIt, 10 mui
tas Ssramfibren raider als bel Sonneupdrm,
seiGeben.
ginem abiBten Yierpr Ica man crit ponn SOa
fcmmm Slnbe %sEnnsn, wrun Der pnls dut Al
S6lGss in Ger Wiuuts snritgrFsDrt 1T. pier
eetenuer ri8ten i@ birrbsi mad Ger Warnle DC
Suut, bic I'M sQsrmrinm prBi ben 3HIiane &c
innrrsn Gufrssans nit Sism!ifr Si9eresit be
iimmsu labt.
S9snu Gin pfsrt Isbr rrbiBt uni nmiaHes bal
Der lpfcrt in Zen StaI grbratt Erreen ntuE !
Ioa INNER tarauf ssirbsn psrSen, rap ss n'pts
oi&t seri9lp6en lsi. Giusm pfsroe pslefs isN
rbist it, bsitis atbmst unS nil ben 6laats
ldldgt il Gin warmer Staa aticlut naatbetlts
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Die @aHcrfur.

SlIpBtl MAR pI NuptuulttVtI w %ue'p'bpp"'S
aDnisrei6 @iirtsmbsrs. Mebre Sabre lsieens
srrcrpnste ibm iein 9rst, ta ale ansspansts'
Mssisinsn cbne Grfpls blieben, bas friibs aueu
paIsr als 9tatifaltur. StrEeel tranf jsssn ga
aat ater mad eiuisen Wrten ieiue
Ssif auf; man fanS ibn tpbt i'm Bette, be
in ben SGnesn. @clfsbi9tsr Wid
,us Stuttsart lab iit parauf peranlaBt na6fteb
snbss @sei6t hem S9wascr bss @eritOrtenen J
ibermadsn:
Dc @trSeel. Isbf ieBt minnie laufa,
1u fd'lt ibm al fol Wcrt u,ebr Ia
Sp spbt sS nit benz gSa6er Iaufa,
Tear Tuneer ipttes in Spte ihla'.
SGtf StrSBel Bier I'm @ei iurt s'ipHa,
SO that er leabe, has fas'i!
8, tae Der Sau ben Sra bot trrTa,
Gs it'd nu SGab UNI Jet @snis.
Sir mas bot @srIte, Srauba, Spsfa
Der lieba Serrgptt rpadie lau,
llnb eph aibt's no 10 arine lrcpTe,
Die npis tberb, ais an Vrunra sau.
Meintbalb f.! LAB bic Narre laufa
I'm bleib' teim auats Bier une gBer,
% it'd Mrs pVbL be fa'i iaufa,
In ~freu;TpeI un lui9tis lei.
Zen Ipttcr Ialt a Srmm ssrItlass,
Der uftrcG bot bic Malertur.
Sid tss a SIN au fur be Maee!
Nri! bee percirbt bic gang Natus!
2um Grinfa ia fol gSaGsr tausa,
Isnn's madt be Mage 81 I'M i6lapp,
I'm ME a 8'tprb'uer friest mer Mugd,
Der Baud wirp pie a putelfapp.
sra tpirc 70 elrnt gum gerrsda,
sra iebt gans mliIerabel aus,
sra Ia nit laufa pbne Steda,
Die &ippe bansst elm i1isr raus.
. @aIsr sibt an gar fol arafte,
Drum fla9et aud 10 man6e 6rau,
Der Sra mug pft bic beIate 0i9Gfte,
Nu balb auSs'maaet liese lap.
I'm BEL benz @'iiT no fpmppnira,
Wp fol; eS 30 0epanfc sea!
Der Masa pal1rie unb bas Sira,
Do pirp bod g'wib fol Arbeit idp.
8 tbGt ampl fol 9DaTer iaufa,
I'm penn / lterbe miibt pcr Ouriht,
Die Mannsleute, bic gum Srunta lauTa,
SsS iinb iner al be re6te Surl9t.
S9pn in be S9ua ia 10 net Leila,
Si ipitbis, rsnn Il Stiefel rinnt,
Drum Mil | b'Srunne feibig m:ipa,
In @alsr I6ppfe bias menus brennt.
TN bsut ~ Sag, ba tbun ie prable,
De arante iei'S falt gSaNer 9uat,
apiu areuSer BERT Iner faflr gable,
S Iammt bic gang Haltpalerbraat.
sri tbun ei Dummt6pf' net bran friesa
Wit ibrsr falte @aIertIr:
90 lang / ia am SierSlas ;iesa,
Sang / benz WaIer net VI p'Spur.
5ir's 9iet, tr las / msr's @aNer s'fals,
De Slid, ssnen lids ibr Glement,
Dpt / fauf Wer-Sube, LAP tnala!
QSes nit benz @aler- z afrsment!
Sn's gBirtb's lsi'm asQtr iidt mel 9runnu
gm graube pieraereiB'ger SAP,
s mag mei'm &ansa auats perspnna,
Dem @aiIer ii9t bait bod snap.
8Gr's WaIsr gar 10 fiirnebnt, Sruaper,
I'm pirflih ais @etrGnf bas Bet,
SO that ma net inns s'meine Vuaeer
Sci Orpp un Haler in Nrreit.
@paf Gptt mir buntsrt SGbrla seba
8eim g4aIIsr, IN bein Bei a Spbr,
Oes SGbrle pplt | lieber nebna,
als ieQe buubsrt bes lid tppbr.
Der Simmel mSs' be StrBbsl trSfa,
Der Serr eeb' ibrn bic ep'ge Hub,
Wir aber lanb us SpGbla rSl9ta
I'm iaufst ti9tiS Wei' eaSu.
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- 9unarirts a)uIksaussabs -
Gcnrac BON Sclaueen's
9eIamm sltcn S6riftsn in Srlitanbisen Ssrien.

Die srte bsrsits srf6isnsne Ssrie entbdlt;
Gtrsen' Treis in Z @arrecc ses.
eutbers Srdutfabrt nit 4 SiIhsrn"......... j" .St.00
fran, ucn Sidinsen " - .".".""",.. 10
Sdrbarufa - .-."..-""... 1.5O
2lngela u ..--...""""... 100
Die eeris fam aud in 81 e~in,elnen d item bejpssn
pcreen, rem eenen jeees l5 Ste. trnet. gu 6ieien n Sefs
ten reresn aud 4 etc enc Gtnbanthed en- n Sctn.
m 1t 6eltet rreffun9 uub inpner Ras
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