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Arizona citizen., 1874-04-11

PERsoNAL.-Major. Wm. H. Brown and
 Lieut.. Hall arrived at Camp Lowell on
 last Saturday, from Camp Grant. Major Brown left for San Francisco on Tuesday.
 He has been granted leave of absence on
 account of ill health. He has been in ac- tive service since he came to the Territory and has proved himself an energetic and efficient officer. He has done a great deal
 of hard scouting after the Apaches, and
 his. services are duly appreciated by the
 people. Lieut.. Rogers and wife, Lieut.. [ Winters and Miss Weightman arrived at Camp Lowell last Saturday from Califor- mia. Lieut.. Rodgers has been onIeave of absence to the Atlantic States, and left on Tuesday for Camp Bowie, his future sta- ton. Lieut.. Winters has recently been appointed to the army from citizen life.
 During the ModOc troubles he was on a visit to his brother, who was stationed
 there, and by way of variety t,l,e took a
 hand in the fight and so well depOrted himself that Gen. Davis recommended
 him for a Heutenancy in the army, and
 President Grant appointed him. His sta tiOn at present is Camp Lowell. Gen. E.
 A. Carr has been granted leave of absence on account Of i'll health, and left Camp Lowell last Thursday for California. The General will be detained in California sev- eral weeks as a member of a board 10 purchase horses for the 5th Cavalry. Gen. 1 Carr has made many friends in Arizona. In all his intercourse with the citizens he
 has been kind and obliging, and they sin 1 cerely regret to part with him. Lieut.. Poll
 lon also left on Thursday for California in company with Gen. Carr. He has been granted four months leave of absence.
 During his residence in Arizona he has
 made hosts of friends and carries with
 hlm the best wishes of the people. Col.
 \. W. Evans, inspeetor-general of the de-
 partment of Arizona, arrived here on Wednesday from Camp Grant. John Bart lett, J. w. Hopkins, Mayor ToOle, R. N. Leatherwood and-J. J. Muller went out to the Sierrita mines on Thursday. A. Mickey 1 and MT. Crow ley came in from the White
 mountains on Thursday.
Arizona citizen., 1874-04-11

They Defy Competition and are De-
 termined to give Entire Satisfaction.
Arizona citizen., 1874-04-11
W. W. WILLIAM
c. H. LORD.
LORD ,& WILLIAMS.

One of the largest and most complete as
 SOrtment of
Arizona citizen., 1874-04-11

To Cash Buyers they Extend the
Arizona citizen., 1874-04-11
NEW GOODS,
From East and West.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED A. NEW LII Stock of
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MosEss WIFE.-A clerical gentleman, from
whom the Drawer is always pleased to hear
sends the following:
As 1 was paying pastoral visits, some years
ago, in the State OF Tennessee, lady came to
me:
I'm very glad you've come. was reading
in the Bible the other day about Mo ,es marry
ing niger, and wish you would explain
the matter.
ut don't read that way in my Bible" I
replied at reads that Moses married an
Ethiopian woman"
"Well, doesn't that mean nigger?'
II will tell you how it was, | answered
There was terrible war waged by the Ethio-
plans against the Egyptians, and two great
armies sent from Egypt against them had
been destroyed. The Ethiopians were gov
erned by magnificent queen, something
like Semiramis, who led out her own armies,
and knew how to gain victory. But when
Moses was sent with third Egyptian army
against her, he asked help Of God, and man
aged SO wisely that the queen agreed to sur
render all her forces to him and become
tributary to Egypt, provided he would marry
her."
WELL" said the old lady, II was sure it
wasn't any common niger.
EDITORS Drawer i'll Harper Magazine.
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| outsider OF your own selection In other words,
you promise an appointment with the express
reservation that you are at liberty at any time tc
break that promise
The reason why, in our opinion, there should
be an equal representation of parties in the re-
gistration boards, springs from the obnoxious
character of the registration act lately promul
gated. You say that it is better in some respects
by your party to Cypress the people of louisiana
but we fail to see the difference. The new law Is
calculated to give to Republicans, through par
tisan officers Of registration, the utmost facilities
of registration; and when they are unwilling to
go and register, then the officers under section
IL, ssdre hereby authorized and required to go
from place to place. besides keeping the necessary
offices and to render ere,y tacildy TO the qualified
electors and to take care that all ,rho are qualified
10 rote shall be registered
On the other hand, the act purposelv throws
obstacles i'll the registration Of the white people,
more especially of the numerous class of natur-
alzed citizens, who are subjected to harasslng,
expensive, andi numero US Asses, lnsurmountable
requirements. This most obnoxious act, it tenn
pered by the mutual cooperation of both parties,
acting on common footing. might be made COM
paratively acceptable to the whole people OF
Louisiana but not otherwise.
You commit grave error when you ascrlbe, to
what you are pleased to call the turbulence Of
our people, the passage of the nefarious statutes
by which during the past five years Of Republic
can misrule in Louisiana, the election results,
instead Of being an indication Of the popular WILL
were the mere caprice of corrupt returning Off
GERS. You simply confound the effect with the
cause. 1t is the intOlerable misrule which has
produced he widespread and too we'll founded
discomfort. The formation OF the White Leagues
is the counterpart to Black Leagues and exclu-
sively black militia; they sprung from keen
sense of sef-preservatlon.
We law-abiding people. We respect the
rights of all citizens, including those whom you
call the "detense;ess voters of TIE Republican
party" But, as sure as we respect the rights of
others, mean to enforce the respect of our own
rights. We remain respectfully,
Your obedie mt servant,
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Chairman Confer ence Committees.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Between Kellogg and the Conference
Committee.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL !
COMMITTEE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. :
August II, 1874.
Gov. W. P. Kellogg, New Orleans
SRA Joint committee OF the Democratic
State Central Committee, of the Parish Demo
cratic Central Committee Of Olleans, and of the
Committee of Seventy, call upon you for the pur-
pose of making request with regard to the en-
fo~cement of the registration law.
We respectfully claim, on behalf Of the Demo-
cratic party throughout the State, equal repre-
sentation on the list Of officers of resstra ion.
We make this demand for the purpose Of insu'inG
a fair election in November next and doubt not
but the justice Of the proposition will be readily
acknowledged.
The officers conceded to the opposition should
be appointed from lists OF names suggested from
each parish by the Parish Central Democratic
Committee respectively.
Iremain, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Chairman Conference Committee.
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Traveaefs down the st. Lawrence now have
strong fnduoements to continue their trips to
Quebec. A letter from that place says the RI
valry between the steamers running between
Montreal and Quebec is now 80 great that pas
sengsss arc ca ried between the two cities, .
one dollar. which includes supper and berth.
The old nte was our dollars IN gold.
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A bushel of money,
A bushel Of money,
Can be won without struggle,
Can be won without struggle,
By the holder of lucky ticket,
By the holder Of lucky ticket,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
To be drawn Saturday, August %,
To be drawn Saturday, August %.
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COPARTNERSIIIPS.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-TH
IL firm of JOHN PHELPS d Co, composed
of John Phelps and A. A. Yates, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either artner viii
sign the name of the firm in liquidation only.
JOHN PHELPS,
A A. YATES.
New Orleans, August 1st, 1874.
NOPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed a copartnership for the
purpose of carving on a Cotton Factorage and
Commission business, under the name and style
Of JOHN PHELPS l. co.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES,
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874. au1 I'm
NOTICE - MIR. E. P. RARESHIDE THIS
N day wlthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A.
FOSDICK Il co. George A. Fosdick is charged
with the liquidation Of Its affairs, and will con-
tinue the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm GEO. A. FOSDICK,
E. P. RARESHIDE.
New Orleans, July 90, 1874.
Messrs. J. M. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P.
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK & co.
july 20, 1874. iv22
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed copartnership under the firm
name Of RARESHIDE Il CAMERON, for the
transaction Of a steamship, ship brokerage and
general commission business.
j. SPENCER CAMERON,
j. b. RARESHIDE.
Office III Gravier street, near Carondelet.
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In Paris painting pays much better than
writing. Taere are forty painters there who
make at least $4,000 years! Not five liter
airy men have anywhere near so great an in
come. -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAC-
IL. turer, 81 Magazine street, corner Natchez,
New Orleans. Factory No. 1888, First District,
La. Any description Of Cigars, except the lower
qualities, made to order in quantities of 1000 or
more, as may be desired, at short notice, and at
as low rate, if not lower, than any other manu-
tacturer in the city or elsewhere. aus 3m
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SUMMER RESORTS.


RLADON SPRINGS. ALA.-THIS FANOUs
- Watering Place is open for the 81 AEON.
b ard per day ~ SO; week SIS; month $50 Childrus
Co., grOcers 66 and Is Common street are agents for
the sale of the Bladon Water in barrels and are au-
thorlzed TO make arrangements with families for the
season, and will furnish further information.
The Lotus No. ,, of the Carter Line leaves Mobile
TOR the Springs every TUESDAY EVENING It
au4 I'm NAE J. CONNER co pro~-.~+c-.
BARNES HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY.
The largest Hotel on the coast, ia now OMEN
everything in complete order, good Bathing and
Fishing, accOmmOda tons for 500 persons.
Band Of Music engaged for the season. Par.
ties coming will ask conductor to put them on q
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile west Of main
depot.
TERMS.
Per month, $50 and $50, according to rooms.
Per week, SIT so.
Per day, 50.
ID. MAYER 4 CO.,
lyl5 I'm ProrriesoeG
'TEGARDEN HOTEL.
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS.
under the management of Col. J. O. NIXON, h opo
Board per month tof four weeks). ..-.eso %
Children and servants half price ,sseu
GRAND ISLE HorEL-season of 1874
Will be open for the reception Of Guess
On the 9th Of June.
The undersigned having made complete akfaneo.
ments for the accommodation and Transportation OF
visitors begs to solicit from his friends and IL Pub
lie continuation of their liberal patronage.
We have selected and deli htful route - tho
lsle, via MOrgans Railroad to Bayou des Allsmanda,
whence the steamer BOsser will take passeneer1
through, reaching the Hotel before dark
Old patrons need telling that this Is tho ONLY
REAL SURF BATHING in the South and lovsrs q
come.
Having secured an efficient housekeepee. LADIES
may rely special attention I'll
Ierms-Per month, $50 per week. is pr day, q.
Liberal reduction for families and season gnestA
Refers to all steamboat agents. and to G. 4. Whit
ney Co.
For full particulars, steamboat advestissmsnt
and small bills.
myl6 3m B. MARGOT Proprietor
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Il
Varieties Alley and Baronne street.
au15 I'm MEYER. WFTS co.
NOOK'S EXCURSiONIST-lSSUE MONTH
Y ly. price 10 cents, post paid; contains much
valuable information for intending travellers and
tourists, gives routes and prices for nearly
thousand different tours through the United
States, and many more throughout Europe, at
very low rates For ckets and other information,
app to A. X. MILLER l. CO., 26 Carondelet
street. New Orleans. aul2 lm3dp
NHEESE. CHEESE. CHEESE.
BUTTER-BUTTER-B
CORDIALS, LIQUORS AND FRUIT SYRUPS.
100 boxes Choice Western Factory CHEESE.
so boxes Choice New York Cream CHEESE.
Is firkins Choice Selected BUTTER.
100 boxes CORDIALS.
100 boxes Pure Fruit SYRUPS.
Just Received and for sale by
CLAUDE FLORAECE,
Commission Merchant.
aug 1t % and 30 Tchoupitoulas street.
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NEW ORLEANS, BT. LOUIS AND UH10R6O
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTK
Trains depart and arrive ~ folloWSj
From Calliope Street Depot)
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express 100 A. NJ. Express :. .103o ?. II.
Mail 80. -. 500 P. N. Mail ...... go l. II.
pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through - &.
LOUIS, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change sleeping cars b 1assssn
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given It =
camp street. corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON. AEaat:
Ed. FROST Gen'l Manager Apl0
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$50 prizes, amounting to. ............... .ogAt10
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION Y1Es
The nine remaining units Of the samo ~ Of
the numbers drawing the first three pri.ss x0
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No l2lD draws
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets nnlnbsreA
1241, 1919, 1913, 1874, 1245 1917, ~ -
and 1850 will each be entitled to $26o. II 0Gket
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 psize. those
tickets numbered 2s2 233, 234, 236, 386. -, -
239 and $40 will each be entitled 10 NOD. r
ticket No. $50 draws the third $1,000 prisAI
those tickets numbered AL, 42, ~. 41 rs.
448, 49, AS and 40 will be each entitled 10 ~
Whole Tickets SO, Halves 81 Qnnsssss
- 50, Eishths 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT d
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed 70
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY OOMRANX.
Lock Box 692 p. O.
New Ot1Dana.
Send P. 0. Money! Order. or Re9issec yuW
letter N13 In
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MISCELLANEOUS.

u EMOVAL = WE HAVE REMOVED OUR
II office to No. 1888 Common street, between
Varieties Alley and Baronne street.
au15 I'm MEYER. WFTS GO.
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C.I. Fayssoux, IT,. Coleman.
EAYSSOUX & COLEMAN,
Dealers in Granite and German Free stone Blocks,
Sills Steps, Lntels, Coping, Carriage Steps, Ger
man and North River Flag stones, Curb Stones,
Gutter Stones, etc. All orders for Square Block
Paving, German and North River Tagging
promptly attended to at prices which defy COM
petition.
Office corner Of Erato and Peters Qate New
Levee) streets. PostOfiee box No. 294, Mechanics
Exchange Box No. 423. je2l 3ms
II CARVER COTTON GINS WE HAVE
II. now on hand a large assortment Of these
celebrated Gins, alss Gin Material Of all descr1p-
tons, which We offer for sale at reduced prices.
WIN. A. BELL d CO.,
Agents E. Carver Gin Company,
and Dealers IN Bagging, Ties and Twine.
iv9 3m No. TX Union street.
Leon Oueyrouze Oscar Bots.
AUEYROUZE l. BOIS-wHOLESALE GRO
w. cers-dealers in Wines aud Liquors. and al
kinds of Western Produce at the Bne Stores corner
Old Levee and Bienvile streets. New Orleans.
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M II. APPLICABLE,
Successor to
MCINTYRE l. APPLICANT,
PLUMBERS
AND DEALKRs N
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS,
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
WAsHSTANDS, KITCHEN SINKS
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and Plated
Cocks Of al Patterns,
LAG Poydras Street.
New Orieans.
N. B.-Agents for C'lwers, Shaw l. willard'u
Patent Tr-Llned Pipe.
Hydrants put up, extended and repaired. my3
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the Republican party.
1 have honor the to be, very respectfully your
obedient servant, W. L. KELLOGG.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE CESrRALl
COMMITTEE,
New Orleans, August IA, 1874.
Gov. W. P. Kellogg, New Orleans:
Sir-Your favor of the 18th inst. is an elaborate
refusal of simple req lest, submitted to you by
the Conference Committees OF the Democrati:
State and Parish Central Committees and Ct the
Committee Of Seventy.
We had purpo -ely avoided in our communi-
cation the mention OF anything tending in the
east to excite any unpleasant or ACRIMONIOUS
feeling. and you might have refused or
in the gistration boards without ungra-
ciously bringing forth charges against he
Democracy OF intimidation OF the nation 8
wards at the polls or attempting to render it re-
sponsible for alleged frauds OF your Republican
predecessor. As you now occupy the executive
chair through the action OF returning board
that had no returns whatever TO catvass but
which was bolstered up by midnight interloc-
utory DEGREES and Federal bayonets, We respect
fully suggest the issue of fraud should have been
carefully ignored in your answer t. our cOmmun-
cation. For your edlfcation, however, we refer
you to the exhaustive report Of your political
friends in the Judiciary Committee OF the United
States Senate-and to the mastery inactivity OF
an Overwhelmingly Republican Congress, while
investigst ting the Louisiana election.
The official patronage to which you attach go
much Importance sinks into insignihcance in
| view Of the portentous issues involved In this
electoral campaign.
You concede us, however, mere clerk OF reg
istration but with the significant provi'o that II
| you are not satisfied with the names We would
recommend then you will appoint a competent
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GbrtifemperfplN,ama.

u ns g 99rimm in Yo|en 9reibt
man Der 9. @ermania: 8on Dem bieli=
gen &reis9eridt ,puroe am l6. Der vse=
lperrte" 8iear Wenblanb tpe9en Werri9=
tung 9eiitli6er Mmtsbanblungeu 5u elmer
@elaitrafe bon 100 Sbalern, epent. feds
Bo6en @efdnsniB perurtbeilt. Sn iei=
ner @ertbeioi9unssreoe lpra@ er laut Der
nOfiee=3t9." unter Muoerem: Limb
tpenn Sbr mid 100 Mal in bas @efdns=
nib einl9liebt unb SIR laBt mid 100
Mal frei, 10 ,ueroe i'd baHelbe tbun, NOS
i'd bisber III l1eberein ltimmuns nit Sc
pihen uno Pfi@t setban babe"
-Neben benz Mmtsent1et=
5unsspro5e1 lie laufen sesen @r3=
bii9of 2ebo9oipsti nod anoere. 81
muroe er am %. 9e5ember tpesen ei9en=
md6tiger Mnitelluns BON 10 @icaren gu
5000 Sblr. r.@eloitrafe perurtbeilt.
-8ii9of &:re 3 1T mesen
8eleioisuns Der Militdr< <gommanoos au
Sniterburs @nmbinnen , Trieblan6 j.,
Meblau unb Der Qanbermen=S Snjpection
gu Sapiau, besangen in oer @reommu=
nicotions=8etanntmadun9 bes Yiarrers
@runert 81 200 Sblr., epent, iehs,p0<
9entli4er 9aft perurtbeil; Yrofellor
9ipler ,uegen Sbeilnabme 5u 20 Sblr.
epent. elmer Mo9e 9aft.
-Mus @leitpib pirb her G6le-
lil9en Dolfs5citun9 unter oem %. Sea.
.gemeloet: 9eute uuroe Der &ir9t6urm
Der tatbolii6en pfarrtir@e npoli5eili9
setoaltlam erhro9en," UNI auf 8efebl
Der tonlgl. Neglerun9 gu Oppeln ;beiu
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9ie s 4 / o..

Giefe bon aler Speculation freie ipodenIid)e
8eituua foil nod bet Mbiid)t bes 9eraus9ebers
einem boppelt suten 3tpcde oienen.Sbce Spol,
ten iollen neben ber Wntt9eilun9 ber ipid)tia>
ften 3eitcreignif1e ben 9eiern cine ipabr1aft
CUTE belebrenbe uno untcrboItenbe 2ettiire ber>
fdaffen I'm, 10 sur mabren @iloun9 unb Muf>
tl1rung bcs @olfes beisutragen. sluS alien &C.
bieten bes Mi0enS tuerben mir bolf5tbInl,de
MufiIbe br,ngcn ban,it unlcr 8latt huDrbaft
einGainilienblott tucrbe inbcm es fiir olle@ieber
Der 0an,ilic eineAuclle ber 8elcDruns unb I'm
terbaltuns Elm bunter @larft fir ben gansen
sciitigen Menidcn iuerbe. SIT iomit bic @abl
Der bon unS au beipredenben 6esenitInhe I'M,
beibrdnf 10 iebcn mir ua1s III anbsren 8ese>.
buna hieSdronfc, ,bab mir einsig bic @runoidbe
,berQ9a9r6eit unb beS Ncdtes in I'M ierem 8latte
bertreten tpollen. - Menu nun bierna6 unier
8latt ieinem inneren Yro9ran,m ge,nab id)on
nit yedt Mniprud auf bic Deitcite 8crbreitung
MAIDEN fam, 10 1T biefes nod biel mebr Der
Sail ieines duberen 3tuedeS tpegen.. glidt um
irbiiden 3obn ober @eiuinn, bat ber Serausse.
Der bic wSbio" ius 2eben gerufcn, ionoern
bDbere 0{otioe beranlabten bic @riinouns bes
9lattes Der gan5e @cluinn her iid aus Der
uSbio" ergebcn luirb, ioQ obne NbSug bem
3mede 9ctuibmct icin, cine Seimatb fir eltern.
loIe unb bertuabrlobte finoer In Der Dio5eie
Columbus gu 9rlnocn. 90 ncit bic Mittel
1eithen, foQcn III oieler projettirten In talt uQe
Sfinber obne 0fudiid)t auf bic &elision Der 81.
tern oher ouf Die Soutfarbe Iufnohme unb@cr'
tfeauna iinben. 0er9erousseber ullo Rebatteur
Der vSbio" bcrlanst fir feline Mlbe uuo Arbeit.
bic ibm baS 8latt modt fcinen aeitlideu &c.
tu.nn; Die fdonite 8eiobnuus tpiro ibm ieiu,
Deau bic proietttrte gluitalt redt balo inc 2eben
tretcn tann.Gas 1T aber nur moglia, menn lid3
rie 3obl Der Ibonncnten ouf mcpigitens 10000
belduft Bei bem Yrciie Der rSbio", bic billiser
lit, ais anbere 3eitungen, tann iid nMr Surd)
cine 9robc gerbrcithng Elm naln1after reber-
idub fir ben ,beablidti9ten pobltbatigen 3ped
ereebea. .QSir bitten baber alle Wenideufreunbe
bic 8erbreitung Der yDbio" m0gli4i ju f6r.
bern. Seher oarf nit Redt heboupteu, bop teiu
8latt in Der @elt 10 iebr aase'neine nnterfiis>
uu9 perbient, als uHiere uSb0~. -
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r@&lafe ni9t> 9err!" rief mir Der
5u, Die pferos fiege11 ME Die
Mare uno mir linO glei6 5ur @teue."
MIDlam 6ffnete i6 Die Nugenlioer>
aber nit bleierner @6tuere belaitet i6lol=
len fe ii9 loglei6 tuieoer, uno i'd er9ab
mid aberlnals DEM betduben0en @9lun1=
mer.
Ser treue @arner tpieberbolte britt
se,,oer uno dnsltli6er ieine Morte!
vG9lofe nitbt UNI bes Grl01ers pillen
bu i6laflt Dem Sooe entgegen:! !" 46 i.
tuobt mar CT mir ,abe, Der folte eili9e
@erui9ter. Sd tuubte es, ib flblte es;
uuo benno9 tonnte id) ni@t tpioerlteben.
Sc NOR cine 16neioenoe &dlte sas
thermometer 5eigte % @rao. SD bate
Die 3borbeit begonsen mid am frlben
Dtprsen Senl warmen Sriibitud unh osr
'llmbiilluns BON 3'peien 8el5en pertrais
enb., lo9leit1 in bic &ibitfe 3u tuerfen.
ni6t a6teno ben &atb bes Semti1n.
glei@ i'm, cine 3eitlan9 neben ben tras