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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01
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WASHINGTON, March "a. = SeRate-T The
Senate was in executive session all day,
most of the time being spent in discussing
the nomination of Don A. Pardee to be
United States District Judge of Louisiana,
Cice Durell resigned. The nomination was
finally laid on the table. aH8
A committee was then appointed to wait
upon the President and inform him that
the Senate was ready to adjourn unless he
had some further communication to make.
The President replied that he had not. The
usual resolutions of thanks to the Vice
President and President pro TEN. of the
Senate, were agreed to, and the Senate
at As adjourned sine die.
The Senate confirmed Sharer as assistant
postmaster at Denison, Texas.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Marshal Pack
ard, Judge Pardee and Col. Fish visited the
President to-day regarding his power to
appoint Pardee or any one else as district
has his power under advisement, but It is
foregone conclusion that the bench viii be
left vacant until Congress meets in Decem-
Der. Il seems to have been the determine
ton of the Senate to send there q person
who had no local affiliations. At the latest
hour ex-senator Pratt, of Indiana, was suR-
gested to the President by the Judiciary
Committee. BY the usual courtesy 70 ex-
Senators, his name would have come up for
immediate action, without reference to the
committee, and the President was assured
Of Pratt's confirmation, but he adhered to
Pardee, whose name went on the table.
This action involves no personal disparage-
ment to Pardee, but carries out the theory
of the Republican Senators that an entire
stranger should net occupy the bench.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The action
tabling Pardee's nomination places legisla-
ton IN Louisiana in an awkward position.
The district Judge alone has jurisdiction in
bankruptcy and admiralty cases. Neither
Judge Wood nor Judge Bradley have
q voice in these branches Of the law.
There is now in the hands Of the registry
clerk Of the district court for distribution,
on the order Of the district Judge, so, 900.
Other suits in bankruptcy, involving over
500, 900, are pending. There are doubts
q the Presidents power "a tppoint judge
al Interim. Il seems probable that all cases
in bankruptcy and admiralty must remain
in allegiance until the next session Of Con
gress.
Judge Pardee has unconditionally with
drawn from the contest
WAEHUoIoN, March oo.-Tbe matter
may be considered closed Attorney Gen
erai Williams has autographed Circuit Judge
Weed that he cannot make district judge
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

THE party who bought the city bonds Of
Forster, Ludlow & Co., is notified that he
must procure bid in conformity with the
proposition now made to sell by the same
firm. He will lose nothing by il, and, if
he will just say seventy-fve cents, Mayor
Wheeler will then have the "two and one
half per cent. commission, which he so
generously extended, as generously re-
turned.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

A NUIsANcE.-C Citizens living on or near
East Avenue, in the vicinity of Pecan street,
complain of saloon and dance house,
where perfect hubbub is kept up every
night by the most depraved men and wo-
men. Adjoining the saloon is a residence,
where an invalid resides, who is robbed of
his rest and quietude by the dancing and
frolicing on the other side of a partition.
If such establishments are to exist, they
should be located where other people, and
especially the sick, could not be disturbed
by them.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

LADIES, LOOK HERE.-NO preparation
ever discovered has been as successful in
the cure ofall diseases to which the women
of our country are SO subject as DR.. II. W.
Clouds Invigorating Cordial. Weakness,
debility, melancholy, whites, falling of the
womb, and every form of nervous prostra-
ton. Only try one bottle, and you win be
entirely satisfied of the truth of our asser-
ton. Sold by all druggists. Morley Bros,
druggists, wholesale agents.
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THE city debt it now over $4,000 Since
last summer the bonded debt has been in
creased $40, 900. The greedy vampires are
intent upon getting the very life-blOOd Of
our peonle
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

TIE completion Of the international to
this city win reduce the price Of lumber
about i've dollars a thousand, and the
freight on 4 barrel Of flour about one dol
lar; other things in proportion.
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CouSTERFETT NIcKLE DEs.-Judge Ran
dOlph, yesterday morning, placed upon our
desk die for the manufacture Of counter
felt nickels-an iron spoon and some pieces
of zinc, the material from which the nickels
were to have been made. The die was made
Of plaster paris put in little walnut box
about two inches square, with small hole
left for the pouring of the metal. These
counterfeiting arrangements were found by
two little boys, Robert Taylor and Halbert
Randolph, under bluff near the residence
of Mr.. Frank Brown. The die and spoon
indicate that some moulding had been
done, but whether much of the spurious
coin has been manufactured of course we
cannot say. Counting that man would
have to manufacture and pass one hundred
nickels day in order to realize five dol
lars, we cannot look upon the business as
very enticing or profitable.
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THE excavation for the foundation Of lie
Catholic Church i going On steadily. and
assumes sOme mrsnllnde. The masonry
win be commenced inaveEy few days. An
the stone 10 b ussi for lhs tiruclute cones
from over ths rivel. and = % q Vely als
quality. Fsther spiuard takes great inter.
est in the matter.
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SCARCITY OF BRICK. = Heretofore there
has generally been great scarcity of brick
in this city which has greatly inconven-
fenced and retarded building. Now that
Austin is expected this summer to take a
shoot in building that it has never expe-
rienced before, would it not be well that
the brick business should receive especial
attention. 1t is more than probable that
the class of buildings that will hereafter be
erected in this city will be much finer and
more ornamental than those erected hereto
fore, and therefore steps should be taken
in time to have the material needed on
hand in ample quantities.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

APPoMTMENTs.-Col. R. F. Cook, Capt.
Josselyn, Mr.. John Gildart and Mr.. C. D..
Anderson, have been appointed to clerk
ships in the Land Office. It is eminently
proper that the two excellent gentlemen
first named have been thus assigned posi-
tions. Col. Cook and Capt Jossslyn have
both at different periods been editorially
connected with the STATESMAN. The tri-
butte, however, is due to their own personal
worth, and we only take pleasure in con-
nection in speaking of them as they are
thought of. Mr.. Gildart is a one-legged
Confederate soldier, and very worthy gen.
tleman, while Mr.. Anderson is SON of the
distinguished lawyer of Waco, formerly a
law partner of our present chief executive.
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TIM city bonds were closed out on the
twenty-ffth OF March, TO commence bear
ing ten per cent. interest from that date.
Money Is worth from two to I've per cent. a
month, and the proceeds Of the sale are left
indefinitely in TIE hands Of The purchasers.
If the city IS to Be run By such fnancisrs It
were best that It had no government 81 eli.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

SONE Of the farmers in this county are
replanting their corn, the late frost having
injured the crop.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-01

THE average receipts of the street cars
since the beginning are So day.
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RENTs.-For the past few years many
people have never ceased to ding-dong
about high rents, and have flooded the
market with sage prophecies that "rents
must come down, but, nevertheless, they
haven't come. We think that the high
rents Of which people complain are the
strongest evidences of the present pros
periiy and future prospects of this city.
For our part we have no ambition to emil
CRATE to or live in a place where rents are
low, for in such place one would invaria.
bly, find business duh, and everything at a
stand stiu. The main point 70 be guarded
against here is the too rapid growth Of
the city as compared with the growth and
Improvements OF the country round about.
More farms must be opened up, manufac-
tories established, etc, if our people would
make the State capital city Of thirty to
fifty thousand Inhabitants within the next
Eve OF ten years. Let not ali the enter
prise and capital be concentrated in Austin,
and put in brick and mortar.
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THE PRICE OF LANDs.-The people of
Dallas are now mourning because a year or
two ago, when lands were in great demand
there in consequence of the heavy influx of
immigration, they crowded the price up to
City dollars an acre, thereby compelling those
wishing to purchase to select sites from ten
to twenty miles from Dallas, where they
could purchase at one-fifth that price. If a
larger population of the immigrants who
bought lands and settled several miles dis
tant from Dallas. had been induced by
reasonable pnces 60 locate near that city, of
course Dallas would have reaped still
greater benefits, and would, perhaps, to-day
number two or three thousand people more
than she does. Let the people of this city
and county guard against falling into the
same error, and in place of keeping large
proportion Of the lands adjacent to the city
lying idle for years, let them be sold at a
fair price and made to contribute to the
general good Of the community.
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lew Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.--Governor
Kellogg tonight issued call for an ex-
ira session Of the Legislature to meet In
New Orleans, "wednesday, April IA, to
carry out the adjustment. The subjects
for legislation are limited by the call to
six. The first is an adiustment Of the
political difficulties. Second, revenues of
the State and mode Of collection and dis
bursement. Third, amendment Of the
funding bill so as to change the constitu-
ton Of the fnnding board and prevent the
funding Of illegal obligations. Fourth,
the financial condition and government Of
the ctr Of New Orleans. Fifth, relief Of
the commerce Of New Orleans from the ex-
cessive port charges and fees. Sixth, by
request Of a delegation OF merchants. 70 IN
corporate board OF trade.
Gen. A. s. Badger has been appointed the
fiscal agent Of the board Of police commis-
sioners.
The San Antonio HsraN has information
that the Indians who captured the stage
near Laredo, last Friday, attacked Cachine
rancho, near Carried, on the Texas side,
and were driven of BY rancherOs and we're
overtaken BY Capt. Benavides's volunteer
company. The Indians were almost en-
tirely cut 20 pieces s-
NV OUEANs, March e5s--In comment
ing on the call for an extra session OF the
Legislature the 1iles says; eve regard
an extra session IS simply afording a. op-
poEtunity 70 do now what has been neg
lected in the past EFerTthing depends on
concert Of action and 3 determination on
The part 81 th0ss Haslne the material inter
osts 81 tie GI1f61l heart, 90 ZEE he adjust
ment carried out IN good faith b both par
ties 70 the agreement, and TINT nothing
shall prevent . reformation, 70 gain which
this aEEln0c11ent Is made
The PieI'lrne says the subjects Of legisla-
tion selected for prccedence il tie order o.
business ara certainly 81 Importance, and
Il apprt rriaie aclion shah b taken upon
them much good nay Be accrmp liahed.
The special session must not ~ made "a
nEcnc7 ~ q prctcxt Tor revival oil partisan
schcnc1 % for the peEpsizatio1l Of parl.
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eAS~NN-NAA
Newry.
PANS, March PA conspiracy for AS
fascinating Gen. Cabrera, who recently
abandoned the Carlist cause, has been frus-
trated.
LONDON, March 24.-The funeral Of John
Mitchell took place to-day at Newry; Ireland.
his remains were buried in q church yard.
A great crowd was present, but quiet was
preserved, Notwithstanding exciting pla-
cards had been distributed.
LONDON, March 24.-The bin Tor amend
ment of the ''Peace preservation act' passed
by q vote Of 264 70 go. Home rulers OPP
posed the bill Disraeh appealed % the
irish members not 70 agiiate the country
By an opposition, that in the end It must
be futile
Notice was given of q motion 70 give the
CaTlists belligerent nights.
BAYONEE, March 28.-Dou Carlos DEGREES
that Cabrera shall fall into the hands Of q
military commission. He has forfeited
BAYOEEE, March %. The Carlist Gen
eral, Members, has entered France.
DUB1IE, March 25.-John Martin, mem
Der Of Parliament from Meath, l. III from
excitement caused By the death Of John
Mitchell
LONDON March 25.--The cotton masters
Of North Lancashire have resolved on q
general lockout unless the strikers II Black
burn return % work uqcOndifionally.
MELBOURNE. March 47.-TWmty noted
Communist leaders, headed By Dr.. Ros-
trial, have escaped from New Caledonia n
boats built by Themselves.
Rom, March 27.--The As,aratoFs R0mino
referring 70 the manner IN which Arch
bishop NcCloskey's appointment 70 the
cnrdinaIats hes been received 81 tte Unifed
States. and the reported pEeparation making
there 20 celebrate Il. points to The pnfnf6i
contrast afforded in Germany, where TIE
new cardinal, Archbishop Ledow1ky. Is
Condemned % Improonnsnt becanne Be r.
fuses % belray MS 1ac1ed miarion e tie
behogt Of the despotic government
LONDON. MARCH, "a. The brig Waria
Westond1nd, Evandorn. from Penoa.
cola, has been abnndoned e ees. The
crew haIe nrEiEod g Glasgow.
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cine felt unporoenfli9en 3eiten peri fallene
Sopeue, Die nod ouf ieinem @runo uno
Booen itono. Da l0 1te er NIT Der 9ode
oie ct bel 1i6 fiibrte> eini9e nur Iole elm
9efii9te, aber nit @eltriipp 0i6t r1tefte
@teine aug Der M}auer uno S>uan9te li6
ourb Die Oeffnung bincin. Sebt nobm
ct bie 8lenbe Don Der 2oterne ibr tribes
2i6t foderte unruDig an Ser olters9rouen
Wono fin unb ber, unb ben Mlte,; ii6er=
lief moDl nan1mol elm @1ouer, rpcnn
er NIT Dem Tub al @teingerDae 1tieB,
uno Der unbeimlid)c Slang BON DEM &C.
pDlbe tpieoerbolltc.
Ginige @6ritte 16li6 CT 10 0abin, sic
2aterne Dem 8ooen maize bolteno, Damn
ltonb er 1till> bob nit Der Sode einen
groBen @tein aus Dem Booen, 1ebnte
oieien an Die Wono 9egcnii6er un0 lcu9=
tete nit Der 9oterne in Die @rube Dincin.
Da iberflo9 feline barten 3ii9e Elm sufrie=
oenes 2d6eln; benn bitbt neben chamber
iton0en oorin ,po1l Gin bolbes 9ubeno
gefiillte Sddben. gines nod Dem 9ln=
bern bob er Deraus, zines no6 Dem ON
bern fnipfte ct auf. I'm 1einen Snbolt 5u
5d6len. 9(ls er bamit ferti9 mar 5og er
unter 1cinem 93od cin in 9robe 2einiuano
oidt ein9e'pideltes Yotetden berpor nnb
le9te es in oie @rube. 9obei lobte CT
D6bni19 uno murmelte: u@o> 0os pdre
setbon; nun fam Ser Sans tonmen uno
no0 Dem @eloe Der ,olten fra9en bos
frie9t er nimmer 81 @eli6t !" Donn
nobm ct 0ie @elo o1dfben zines na6 Dem
anoern ipieoer 5ur Sono uno le9te lie fem
|auberIi9 in oie @rube uno 50aute ein
jeoes nod cinmaI bebd6ti9 an.
@a fiel 5ufdllig lein Blicf ouf Sic
@ono nebcn linn, uno iein 8lut itodte,
feline 9oore itrdubtcn i6> benn bart nc
ben ibm 9riff ein ricli9er Nrm nod) lei=
nen @9dben. Wlit einem oumpfen @6rei
ber Mn9H mari er lid) in bic @rube, I'm
ieinen Mommon nit leinem 2eibe gu De-
den. Ser folte @6>ueiB trat linn ouf
Die @tirne, eil1 Tieber frof lief linn iiber
ben 9onsen &6rper, uno eine ungcbcure
9(n9f i6nirte inn Die 8ruit uiommen.
(@@lub fol9t.)
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Sic iicben Gn0lcin.

" iebcn @nalcin bat bos Minb,
9G9ie on ieinem 8ette iteben,
Sic iDm nit ben s(eu9lcin lino
Sn oos liebe slntlib icbcn;
@icbcu Gn9lcin Dat ooS Sinh.
vlln16ulb" Dcibt ber Gnaclein
Grltcs, 9lcibenb in Dem @lcioc,
OnS cs tri9t, lpic Sd)ucc 70 rein,
GSans Den Qilicn ouf bcr 9Seibc;
llnldulo bcibt bics @n9lcin.
llno boS stpcite v@infalt" beibt,
Gem cln M0flcin moro acocbcn,
Sas ni1t id)illert unb ni1t 9leibt,
9(bcr ousrcid)t fiir bas 2cbcn;
llno bicS @nslcin u@infalt" bcibt.
Nolat bcr @n9lcin orittes. Sebt
llntcrm &ron; aus rotb uno iucibcn
9foien 1tiu einber es 9ebt;
Sprid) ipie mag boS Gn9lein bciben?
sl1, oaS Gnslcin Dcibt v@cbet."
llnb bas Gnalein vGr01lidteit,"
So oas uiertc, ucib gu idwaben,
Siipft unb ladt 5u aller Belt,
s(bcr 9lei1 Den mnntrcn Spoben
SrdetS ein i@li1tcS slllto9sfleio.
Sod bas finite Gnaelein,
DoS v@eoulo" nit Momen beibet
5rast ein gsams, gar sart nno iein;
G5ib moDl sld)t, hoB es ni@t rcibct,
> @eoulb, bu Gngc(ein.
llno boS lcdStc tr1at cin Sf(eio,
- @ans 9cluirft aus Sci(dcnbl0ttcrn,
r9emutD unb 8ei@eiocnbcit"
Stcbt oarauf nit aolocncn eettern;
. lpie i10n iteDt iDm oaS &leio!.
$50 bic feds iino i'm Sercin!
SSeblt oas licbcnte oud nimmer;
vNrieocn" DciBt bos Gngelcin,
Srdot Gin Nleio aus Sternenidimmcr,
9}in9s pcrbriimt nit 1onocni@ein'
Oicicr licbcn Gngleiu S@oor
'Gtebct nm bcS &inbcs Mic9e;
8cten mir, bab nimmeroar
stud nur Gins bon bonuen ficac
slus bcr iiebcn @n9lcin S@oar,
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2. 0bio @ailenfreul1o.
Qlr1,t unb Neib.

~O ulll Oubt ttllSl SJu EtlltlDt ltly DtH7
Rrcdt, ltono np9 Dor 20 Sa6ren Elm flei=
nes @ous. g8enn bu es 9e1eben battelt
ljcbcr 2clcr, >pie es 10 frieoli6 untcr Dem
9riinen 8ldttcrba6e ruDte, bos cine BRETT
0iii9e 2inbe ooriiber Dinbreitetc, 10 battef
bu G1er 9epiin1d)t, ou6 I'M Snnern cs
bc@e6en 5u f0nnen. 9a bdtteit bu oui
hcn crlten 8lid Slpor nur Die @prren Der
g(rmutb gefunoen benn oos 9dus6cn
wor tlcin, ,pie meni9e i'm 0pric, oos9o@
nrr nit @0inreln bcbecft Die M}ouer
am untern Gtoduerf o1ne Q(nmllrf + uno
scr 6plsoufbou boriber pom Wetter arg
mitocnommen; in Der @tube tparen nur
Soous9crdtbes bon wei9cm 9ol5e Die
0iele ppm blobcn GrObooen nur our@
Gin poor oiinnc 8rcttcr 9ctrennt ober
bic1e poor binncn 8retter ,uoren blart
oc5d)ellcrt, sic flcinen Tenlter bell 9epubt
ouf oem @imle itanoen in bDl5ernen Sd
1en 8lumcn uno fril6e 9riine @cuddle,
rno I'M oos Gru5ifir pben in oer Gde
iibcr Dem Slide luono li5 Gin &ron5 bon
Gpbeu uno Smmer9riin.
9ie1c Gcinli6feit uno 3:erli1fcit in
ser 10 Qrmliden @tube mar bos 9eroienit
Der modercn Morionnc, bie als 9ous fran
in Dem flcincn SQusben 16oltete init
unermiioli6cm Sleibc ojc @irtbidoft
bc1or9te, bie &inoer ,uortcte> oos Gdrt=
diem pf(cote Die &ub unb oie @eile in
Obod6t nobm uno babel mod INNER
3cit Dotte, 81 1pinncn, Su ltrifen uno
III nQben, 10 bob Mann unb &inbcr uno
lie lelblt SPAR arm ober lauber 9efleioet
uoren.
SIR Mann, Ser 0li6el> mar Sa9l66=
ncr unb Sobten9rd6er. 9lls jun9cr
Sur5de Dotte CT fir ben @6Dnlten uno
lulti9itcn i'm Dorfc gc9olten, uno gar
man0c 1bmude 9irne botte cs 9erne,
>ucnn ct ouf Scr &jr6weib init ibr tonste.
Selon0ers picl 9olt CT bel Gpo, Der cinSi=
Qel SoNtcr oes reiGen Ser96ouers>
cincm 106ncn unb brouen N(do6en> I'm
bos mcbrere 8ur1Dcn bcs Dprfcs unb
Scr l1m9e9eno nit 9roben Gifcr >uorbcn.
Sci W}i6cl fiimmcrtc liD ober ni6t picl
I'M bic rci0c Gpa 1onoern bottc ieincn
Ginn ouf Bic 9lci6 linn orme @}oriannc,
sic So6ter bes Sooten9rabers, geri6tet.
0ic Morionnc battle ben M}idel ou6
9crnc, mo 10 murbcn lie Elm Yaor. SIM
cr1tcn Sabre 1einer Gbe orbcitete Mi6el
ols So9lDbner uno pcroientc li6 9eraoe
70 picl> ols ct brou0te. Morionnc pfcgte
octrcu ocn often tronfcn Notcr. Nls
bic1cr 9e]torben >uor iibcrnoDm W}i6el
hcllen Mmt un0 9aus6en.
s. mar an eincm 11Dnen Gpmmer=
obcro Die Come 9in9 gliibeno bintcr
bcn 9ii9cln binunter uno 1enocte lbre
letten @trablen in oos freunoli6 itille
0orf uuo cigcns mod in Die oi@tcn
3mei9e Der 2inoe> oic ii6er N}id)cls 9aus=
den lib wplbte, uno 0eren 8latter nun
oldnsten uno slibert(11, bob es cine uobre
fSrcuoe wor. Sic Niarionne 1ob unter
i6rem @oroo6e unS 1ponn, IaD oo5pi=
1bcn in bie lo6cnoe @e9eno binous poer
nod Dem fleinen MaO1en uno DEM nod
ncincren Siibd)en, Die in berSlider Gill
troNt miicinonocr su i6renTiiBcn lpielten.
sSebt fling ser Spit ST bellen an nno
mo6te 9robe S0be auf Den Weg birons,
I'M an eincm Monne lpcoclno oui5u1prin=
ocn Der nit elmer 9odc uno einem
Grobl0cit ouf Ser SNultcr Dem 9dus=
bcn sul6ritt. Balo oorouf trot oieier
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@de uno lieB G9 auf Die 8ant nieoer,
nm Die TiiBe weit BON ii4 gu itreden uno
ben &iifen bebo9lib an Die Wauer osa
9dus9ens su lebnen pobci er ll@ mn
Sem 6emoQrnel Die @9peibtropfen aug
Dem @eGdt mildte. ~Seute bot's be'b
oemo0t, @cib", io9te CT oarout; "aber
elm 3wonsi9er 1T lpicocr perolent u nno Il
cs feblen nur nod aluei> 10 1T oos @elo
fir oeinen neucn Minterrod beilamn1en. "
ussyo ou gutter &erl ploalt oi@ re@t>."
1pra6 W}orionne bersli6 , tano orf m nno
bolte aus ser @tube cine &anne Sler
uno einen 2aib Broo unO le9te beioes
nebcn ibrem Monne ouf ben Slid. Ser
Mi6el grifi beribaft gu oos t0nnt lDr
eud oenfen, un6 es 1T l@mer gu 1o9en
mas ibm beIier i6medte oos S'er ooer
bos Brpb oenn ct mar glel6ermoBen
bunqri9 urb burltig, ser brave Monn!
vQBirit on oenn ou@ lott?" fro9te
noh elmer gSeile Die Morianne.
ueeyo, Gjott lei 9onf es rei6t gerooe
fir Sen dr9fen 9un9er nno Sur It: SD
le9e MIDI oucb bolo nieoer oenn ld bin
re6tldoffen miioe."
SD alaub' cs Dir, Midel. @@ou, es
freut midi ]bon reGt ooB ou 10 fleibig
bi1t ober luenn ou bi6 gar 10 piel plo=
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