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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-25
THE FIREMEN'S UNPAID SALARIES.

NEW YORK, July %, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
take the liberty Of addressing you In regard to
our pay, which is due the officers and men for the
month OF June (and almost the month OF july.
We are indebted to your paper to q great extent
Tor our last pay (May's). ! know for certainty
that there Is great deal OF suffering among the
nremen, although as rule they are TOO proud to
let IL be known. l have O man in my company
that was two whole days without food till 1
heard OF 1t accidentally. and nave the man stop
Ping with me now. Inc Commissioner and the
clerk at headquarters get tnelr pay regularly
every month while the working force OF the de-
parthent have TO go without. If you viii have
the KINDNESS to agltaie the question OF the fire.
mems pay you will receive the thanks Of the
whole department.. Oh course, you know that l
aare not put NV name 70 this, as my head would
De cut OF. Suffice 1t to say that am an offcer
In the department. SUFFERERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-25

THE LECTURE SEASON.
A LECTURE EVERY EVENING AT ElGHr
~ O'clock, on Nervous Debility aud special Dis
eases" at Dr. KAHN'S Museum. Remember the adj
dress tSS Broadway. near Fourth street. The largest
and most magnificent museum In the world. Admission
50cents.
LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK ON
n Manhood and Cause OF Its Premature Decline" at
the New York Museum OF Anstomy, 6iS Broadway be-
tween Houston and Bleecker streets
NIATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS DESIRES THE AC-
n quaintnnce OF refined young lady with view 10
matriinony Address u. boz 10y Herald Uptown Branch
A YOUNG WIDOW, rs YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO
n form the acquaintance OF a gentleman OF means
with view to natrimony. Address NJ NJ, herald
office
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF HIGH CHARACTER
n and easing address, deare1 the acQuaintanoe OF
fqpng lady Nth yluw 10 matssaaehy Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-25

CUMETHlNG NEW. CHEAP AND BEAUrTFUIl-NY
- Ross Pearl Plates dndic ating color ana suDstauce1
Artificial Ieeth eXcels yhing offered
tor beauty strength and ghtness; needs only 10 pe
10 be Appreciated made one day and only ala
per set call and Examine Also best rubber Sci nom
Se to &s gold and plaina, exs to ets; extracting under
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
RAILROAD CANAL COMPANY.
An Irrigating Enterprise - Four
Thousand Acres Of Land Reclaifn-
ed from the Desert.

Last winter four persons conceived
the idea of building ditch from the
Humboldt river capable of carrying
sufficient water to irrigate tract of
sage brush land on the Big Meadows,
north of the railroad. They organized
under the name of the Railroad Canal
Company, went to work with a will.
and now have two and half miles of
the main ditch completed. This ditch
carries 5000 inches of water, which it
is estimated is sufficient to irrigate
1000 acres Of land. 1t starts from the
Humboldt river half a mile south of
Lovelock's station and crossing the
railroad below that point, conveys the
water on to an extensive sage brush
fiat. in which there are thousands of
acres Of rich soil capable of producing
all the varieties of grain and vegeta-
bles raised in this latitude. The own
ers OF the ditch have each secured the
title TO ranch in this tract, and the
balance is open to settlers. Alternate
sections of the land are owned by the
Central Pacific Railroad Company and
the State or General Government. 1t
affords splendid opportunity to set
tiers who have sufficient means to pur-
chase the land and cultivate it. The
only expense attached 70 making farm
below the ditch is the clearing away of
the thick growth of sage brush which
covers it. The owners of the ditch,
Messrs. Craig. Cody e. Co., are going
into the farming business extensively
this spring, and hope that others will
join them, as they say there is room
for many more.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

From the Detroit Free Press.l


You don't seem to have any aim
any ambition" said the celebrated
Detroit judge.
"Yes have" replied the prisoner.
Where is it, sir? where is itY'
asked His Honor, leaning forward.
I" Did you ever here of Cicero taking
free lunches? Did you ever hear that
Plato gamboled through the alleys of
Athens? Tell me, sir, did you ever hear
any one say that Demosthenes slept
under coal-shed or on bale of hay (?
If you wanted to be Plato there wonld
be fire In your eye, your hair would
have an intellectual cut, you'd step into
clean shirt and you'd hire NOW
ing machine to pare those fnger-nails'
Sir, you have got to SO up for four
months" at
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
7 e { C n a p G1lC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
New YORK, April Is.

NEW YORK, April Is.
A dispatch from Havana says that w.
j. Sharkey, the convicted murderer
who escaped from the Tombs, New
York, arrived there in irons from San
tiago de Cuba. His jailers say that
he attempted to escape from prison
by digging his way out of the cell;
that he made attempts to slip from
his handouts while on the way to
Havana, and also tried to leap over
board. He leaves for New York by
the first steamer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

BACK AGAIN.-Walter Smith, who
formerly owned the Rye Patch Mill
and mine, is back again on his old
stamping ground. He has been to
Europe since he sold the Rye Patch,
and has returned to prospect some old
claims which he has near the Rye
Patch mine. He is one of the most
persistent prospectors in the country,
and some of these days will have mill
in full blast again and plenty of ore to
run il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

DANGEROUS. The small boys of Win
nemucca have lately taken fancy to a
rather dangerous sort of plaything. 1t
consists of horseshoe shaped sling
we don't know the technical term for
it--which hurls a stone with great
force. Several citizens have been struck
10y the flying missiles, and unless the
boys let up on the practice they will
probably get into trouble.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANcIsCo, AT

SAN Francisco, April Is.
Weather and crop reports from the
northern portions of the State, espec-
tally from Butte county, indicate ex-
tensive damage to fruit trees by the re-
cent frosts. Apricots and peaches
have suffered most. The grain crops
are in want of rain. The late north
winds have damaged the grain very
much in Yuba county. In El Dorado
grain looks well, but fruit is much in
jured. In Napa and Sonama grain is
looking well, but rain is required in
the former to mature the crop. In the
latter the heavy fogs are supplying its
place to a considerable extent. Fruit
is injured considerably, with the ex-
ception of apples which viii be plenti-
full. In Stanislaus, MERGED and
Fresno, serious fears are entertained
for the grain crop. In the two latter
counties late sown grain is likely to be
almost failure. Fruits are much in
jured by frost. From Santa Cruz and
Monterey reports are on the whole
favorable for good yield of grain,
although along the Salinas river rain Is
needed badly. 1t is not thought that
fruit is much hurt. Grain III Santa
Barbara is not looking well, but enough
will be harvested for home use and
something to spare.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

Following are the highest prices paid
for stocks in the San Francisco Board {:
This Mornings Board.
Ophir ia. Mexican 29%. Best &
Belcher "a. Gould E Curry 1871, Saw
age 1876, Chollar G411a. Hale & Norcross
43, Empire Mill ca, Imperial 8,
Belcher 3711aa, Crown Point 401a, Yellow
Jacket 80, Confidence 80, Con. Vir-
ginia 400, California &c, Bullion 81,
Caledonia q. Knickerbocker Al, Globe
S7Hc, Sierra Nevada 1877, Overman
GA, Exchequer $50, Kentuck IS. Daney
671lc, Union 81, Alpha %, Julia 914,
Lady Bryan 90. Baltimore Con. 80.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

EXPRESS TRAIN LATE.-The express
train due here at 4 90 this evening from
the east left Ogden twelve hours behind
time. and will not arrive here before
two O'Clock tomorrow morning. The
cause of the detention is wash out
east of Green River on the Union
Pacific.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

FITTING UP.--Doc Bonner has fresh
lined and otherwise fitted up in first
class style the building beyond the
Post-of1ice, into which he intends
shortly to remove his restaurant. He
is also building q large kitchen in the
rear, and preparing for rushing BUSH
ness during the summer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

FISH. - The Indians are doing a
lively business in fish nowadays. Capt.
John, from Big Meadows, brought
lot to market yesterday, which he
caught III the Humboldt lake, and to-
day Matches came to town with an
other supply. The fish are species
of sucker, known as clubs, and the
lake is said to be literally alive with
them.
STILL AT WORK. Professor Stewart
left last evening with Governor Fall for
Mill City, whence he proceeds to-day
to Star City and Unionville. He ex-
poets to devote week to the collection
of specimens in Star, Buena Vista, and
Indian districts in the southern part of
the county, after which he will proceed
east to Elko, Eureka, Austin and other
prominent mining districts.
SPECIAL TRAIN "A special train, con-
sisting of twenty emigrant cars, passed
here to-day going east. Some of the
cars were partly filled with emlgrants,
amounting probably to less than one
hundred in all.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

SHIPPED. james Manning shipped
yesterday morning one wagon load OF
lumber to South Mountain. This is the
first shipment Of lumber from Winnie
mucca to the point above mentioned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

FoR South MOUNTAIN. Johnny Bar
rett's wagon team left Winnemucca this
morning with seven passengers, bound
for South Mountain. They expect to
reach their destination in about seven
days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

In TRAINING.-We notice several of
the Winnemucca flyers on the race
track every morning, exercising their
limbs, and preparing for the races to
come off towards the close of the month.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

IMPROVEMENTS. --Berk q Powers have
thoroughly cleaned and fresh painted
their butcher shop, which now looks as
neat and tidy as it is possible to make
"a ,..."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

l. o. o. Past Grands j. E.
Sabine, C. s. Varian, T. V. Julien, ID.
Melarkey w. b Haskell, r. w. Lewis
and A. Kleinhans, were last night
elected representatives of Humboldt
Lodge No. Is to the Grand Lodge of
/. o. o. f. of the State of Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
DISTRICT CoURT-APRIL TERM.

The following proceedings were had
in the Fourth Judicial District Court,
w. S. Bonnifeld, Judge, yesterday.
State of Nevada VS.. Peter Rigg, on
motion of p. H. Harris, L. A. Buck
ner was entered as attorney of record
on the part of the defense. Counsel
for defense moved to set aside indict-
ment; motion submitted without argu-
ment and denied. Demurrer to in
dictment filed, demurrer argued and
submitted. Overuled by the Court.
Defendant vas then asked by the Dis
trict Attorney if he plead guilty or not
guilty to the Indictment, and replied
not guilty. Case ordered placed on
calender and set for trial Monday,
April 10Th, 1875.
Pat Bell VS.. Louis Lay. Argument
of counsel in this case continued until
April 16, at 10 A. NJ.
Susan Abel VS.. John NJ. Abel
Divorce. Case ordered placed on CAL
ender and set for trial Monday, May
3rd, 1874.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Branhan, deceased. in relation TO the
citation of J. G. Fall and George f.
Guisse. Upon application of J. c..
Fall. hearing continued until Tuesday.
April goth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

WINNEMuCCA GRANGE.-The Grange
of the Patrons of Husbandry, recently
instituted in Winnemucca, is, We are
informed, in very fourishing condi-
ton. The membership has already
reached forty, and applications for
membership are so numerous that
special meetings are held weekly to
confer degrees.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHoToGRAPHIc VIEWS. - We were
shown yesterday the negatives of some
excellent views of the Courthouse by
7. NJ. Wood. of Winnemncca. The
photographs are of large size, suitable
for framing, and are executed in the
highest style of the art; exhibiting the
building and its immediate surround
ines IN the most distinct manner
Mr.. Wood also took stereoscopic view
of Bridge street yesterday, the negative
Of which we have seen. The picture
was taken from the hill by the Court
house overlooking the town, and
wildly portrays the business houses
on both sides of the street, with the
bridge. the graveyard and Winnemucea
Mountain in the distance. Parties
wishing to obtain for preservation
mementoes of Winnemucca as il now
is, will do we'll to secure copies at once.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

AFTER A FoRTUNE.-Joseph Gilbert
Of Unionville, left here this morning
for the east in search of fortune. He
is the heir to three million dollar
estate in England, and is going east to
claim the property. He will probably
visit England before he returns to the
Sagebrush State, and is quite sanguine
that he will come into the possession of
the property of which he is the undis-
puted heir before many months, and he
has the best wishes of the community
in which he has resided for the last
twelve years for success.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

ACCIDENTS AT iCARkN. There have
been a number of serious accidents at
Carlin within the last week. On Sun
day the hotel burned down and two or
three of the inmates narrowly escaped
the fate of the building. On Monday
Deputy Sheriff Bowen, while ilustra-
ting an incident in the Mexican war
with loaded revolver shot himself in
both legs, and is now laid up for re-
pairs. Next day John Bell, an engi-
neer, while acting the part of duel
ist before crowd of eruigrants, shot
himself through both thighs, inflicting
painful though not dangerous wounds,
which will lay him up for some time.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

Np1 lag baS 3pieliGt Der Ddmmes
rune onf Der Glur, uno I'm fernenS fen
persolsete Der erfe Sonnenfrabl eldbs
sno pte SpiBen Der 8erse,-ea Yerlteb
Elm tn Retletraat sebIQtr iunser
Wann ben alien StammfB Der pa
nowsfp. Sc mar = Gilbert. Sein
GntidtuB mar sefaBt. SIN 0ebae batts
ct Stdrfuns seludt-unb 9sfunpen.
3eBt sos ct bin, zen, 3iele lsines Stres
bens enteeeen! 8cbl 3ufte fetn Ants
IiB btspetlen bitter auf ober aud rtur
fir sinsu ausenblif, tann prdste fit
i'm nd@fsn fGon pisper .stre srpar erns
fs, aber fefe Hube duY bemlelben aus.
Gr mar ~sufrapsn nit f1 fslbR. Dt'
Spfer pte Opfsr Die ct sebraGt bate
rpuren 3par ldmer3lih sewslen-aueir
feline 3eue fttes In fsinem 5erSen bar.
iber auf bab ct fe 9ebra@t tatte
SIM @eSentbetl - boiler 3upsrfGt
barrie ct per fommenpen Dinse entse'
gen.
@efern par ct ;ulebt btnBesanser
;u 2ecnoreu unp tbrem Better uno battI
ccrt LANCE LANCE bic @eItette ieinel
Rtncbett betradtet, als ppute er fd
ibr @efdt tbr ~feeleupclIes Guse, tb1
san;es @slen fur thinner, fir epis ein'
prdeen. so duBerli@ rubiG 10 telt
wie esftern, mar er LANCE nidt n1eb'
sepefen. 8eoer Der @raf nod Eco.
ucle abuten. baB fem 9ers fat erittdei
unb 3sriprinssn pO0te, als CT timer
pie DAMP gum Nbi&iere rei6te. 81
abaten ni9t baB pieisr abl9isc fa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

i'm efnen Nbidieb auf LANCE Belt pieI>
let4t auf thinner gait. I'm In fetnent
GntidluHe nt6t tranfenb aemd@t 40
rrerben, bate ct fi& ndmli9 pcreenonts
men. letnen plan-pbne bas 0crwiFet
Better aus3ufibren. Das f&ten ibnt
Der befte uno ;uslet& Der lstGtefe 8ea
3u ietn. Omar bate CT NIT G&mer,efi
baral 9eba&t pfe es 8steen III Wutbe
lsin udrbe, irenn fe pl5Blt6 feline Nbs
retle erfdbren, aber au1 bteies Opfer
Bate er sebradt. St wolte fosar tn
tbren Mueerl lieber Bart uro sraulam
fasfnen ale ietnem @orluBe untrsu
trercen....
8eibe abnten mad iefnent @e9ean>
&C. wdbrenb fe f@ dber bte elddltde
@enperune, bic NIT tbm ocreesanSett
iet, freuten, ntGt baB Ct In benz ndmlts
den a%usenblide in Der Nibe bes
S9lO1es an elmer eide fanp, Dol, 100
ct cte SefBunsen bss @rafsn iulsbt
dberieben fOnnte. unb letn @ef1t Bit
ter peineno in feline 5dnbe bars. eanse
fOfen feline Ibrdnen, aber Ge 1clter
aud bic leBten ietn. sic Sel&often
l.inem 6ersen GrIst9terune. @rR, als
bic Na@t i@On ttef berelnsebrp6en
mar, fanb er auf mari nod etnen Iebz
ten Bid auf pas Sdlus, 100 jsst feline
@eliebte TIM e9luumsr las-unp eut@
fernte fd.
Na6 5auie sstcmrter, bs1aeipet CT
fetnen germalter ;u ft@. &c mar btes
etn treuer, erprpbtsr, unbslHoItener
Wann, uuf osfen &e6tidafthbstt ct
i@ NIT poQem &e@te perlaGsn III fSns
men elaubte. Sbm bate Ct eaber aud
pie game @erraltuns feinese' @ermSs
gems fir bte Dauer lsiner Qtwsientett
ldOn In ben SsrFofensn Easen ibsr>
trasen. 5eBt abersibt ct Ism nod Gle
men Brief. i.p
~Sobalb f9 Semant BON Der Ga>
mile eansarsfy na& mir erfunbteen
miro, 70 b6noist bteiesS @retben eeonOs
rem etn", befieblt Ct BEN gertpalter-
unb GQes 1T seideben. IS.
@Or etnem Btlpe Marters irtrft ct
f9, lobalp f1 Der @errpalter entferrt
Bat nieeer. 2anse erFebt er iii ftiqett
@ebete auf leinen &nteen .tbre 1dlfs
unb tbren 8eitano, tbr empFsbIt er lsts
ne 9tsbsn, ft@ lelbf fetne 6etmdtb, fetn
@aterlanb. Stdttar seffdrtt uro ge>
frdftist erbebt er ii@ unb besitt f&
sur Gube. Sn Der leBten Nu6t bic ct
In Der ceimatb Serbrtnst, i6lummert
sr fainter une better, ute felt sintser,
0c6sn, uno fife Erdume perl15nertt
tbm ben Sdlaf. No1 einmal tptrft er
t6 am friben Morser LANCE Dor ben,
9ilee Der ebttli6en Mutter nteoer, fsft
uno rubtS Serldbt er ben Srt ietner
Stnbbeit, 100 ieine @isse itanb, unb
unter Spielen feline Sueenbsett SerfOb.
No@ einmal uenbet er fid, an, rabsr
gudenwalp %ansetummen, I'm, iber>
I9aut nod etnmal-aum leBtennaI bic
sanae @essnb-unb elite pantt RAID,
als fir@te CT nod iest iar ietuen Gnt>
(idlub, rpeiter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

~1erabeles Ma&wsrt, cine idmmerlf&e
Drebpreelccmpolttcn, aber IS 1T er'
bausno.-tS72 bSrte i'd IN Sturtams
bof BET ben .Rorate" Martenlteper, BE
SocIern dbnIiGsr fnb, ale ein 81 benz
ancern. Das 0oIf miro baburn aufs
6S@fe erbnut. Scu man iie benz olle
uebmen? Die Mntrprt Iautet: Mue
Ipei1@ unb csnitquent Der @pttesbtenf
unb bic Rir&enmuft ~rirois" fetn.
ben tsupsI bee Grbabenen, GeierIiGen,
Yatbetii@en an fd trusen @enn, 70
TT cine .Grbauuns" bur@ l1nwdreises
aussei6lUGen.
Sn Berg bet SlUfer Wetteu fang
Dor Is Sabrsn ber 9sbrer, ipenrt Der
@etRIi@e bas Deus in auditorium
&c. BEL Der @elpsr an6efimntt bate,
unter belIem @eld&ter Der 3u W'tten
Stupireneen : ollmionft iu&f bu ben
6riecen rpeit auser rtr u. (. f.~ pas
ben iuneen seuten su BiBreren @nla6
eab. lnp bod mar ras l8plt baSpn
Steaei&t mebr etbuut, als am ieBieen
Dominesad adjuv. me festina.
Das ftnb feline grfncunsen, bae
inb 3batiaden! gle srinuern an ie.
mes sieD, In wsl9em Die III. Dret8Sntse
gum &Snis 6srOres eintreten, NIT BEN
Gruse: 9slUSt iei Selus @brifus
unp 6ercbeS antrpOrtst Sn @wiefett,
Anep Das 8i@lsin beffbt Domfapts
tular Or. q. In &esensburs."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
2ebems Sbifiale
elmer
Qolen @amilie
Sine Gr5dblnmA.
(5crtitBnngO

nsberaa berrldte DIE tieffe Rube,
welae Die mtIpe AbeneftQe bernieoers
lenfte. &u6 fir hilbert tpar Der lons
men, unc fatbensllbenee Spmmertaa
bi~nabseinnfen, absr bic Nbenbfiae
tpirfte bel Inn nidt bsrubisenp auf (ein
0ematb elm. nnp ro6 9ldnate Der
Sternenbtmmel uber ibm, rpie anperSs
100, unp bod Ieste aud BET Tim Ddms
meruns unD liss 8ibIuns f& 1dwei>
9eno unp milo auf nte belize @anse
unp ietn beiBss 6er3. glber wte fam
ss bod, Bag tbn, Der Inbere 10 eten Be-
rubi9t Bate, cine unbel1rsibliGe I'M
rube audlts, fibtte er fG bod fetner
S@ulc %bewuBi2 Wte fam es, Sae pte
Gretepife pes loses thinner l~ebenpiaer
Dor feline Seele traten, rie asr,1e er lie
aud aue perie!ben SerlGeudt bate 2
Wte fam 70 namentli@, pae ete unters
Drddunsen Der Gelision. DIE er aeb5rt
uno selefsn, ibm gar ntdt aug cem
Sinne MOLTEN. anD taB tn~stelpnbere bic
9age Noms unr eeS SirGmfaates ibn
tmmer auf's Neue auffameIte? 81
leIbf mubte ftG fsfne Ge9enfHaft barr
dber gu geben, er 1elbf rpuncerte f&
oariber. nnr ale er fem S1loe ers
rei4t. als er fd CUR 8ube beeebert bats
te, tpte fam 60, oaB aud iebt iene gr-
etsni0e ibn fo%rtwdbrenp psrfolaten, bae
Ger S9laf isine mdpen Musen fob,
unc uie fam es, rab, als enoli6 cte
Natur tbrr 2e6te eeItsno se...a9t bate,
pie BiIcer ces Iaa,s aud nod In per-
wcrrenen Grdumsn feline pbantafe uus
saufsltsn, uno ibn ale Aussnblide aus
oem Sdlummer aufldndtn Sa, wis
fam esq!
Na6 etnem unrubisen Sdlafe En-
bob ct ft@ BON leinem 9aaer. Nbel
aud iegt MID ote yaae pes beilioeu
8aters ntGt aus ieinsr Ybantale, aud
jeBt bel6aftisten i'm ale enegoredns
NIT thinner ,suer 9ebenptsteit, aud
ieBt modte er tbun, mas er rppQte, aes
lang eS tbm ntGt. iener @eranfen Ice
III rerce1. Gin unbsftreibIides Sc.
fdbI lafste wie elm Zip auf 1einer grul
uno i6narte lie sulammeu, elm unbes
fimmtes gtwas, BON BEN, ct 1eltf fd
Seine 8e6eni6aft eebsn fcnnte, fimmt,
tbn f%crtnabreno nahpentlih.
am Radmtttass mar sr wiscer pra.
ben BET ieinsr @eliebtsn. aber aud ibr,
Nabe permO6te tbn nidt su serfneuen
aud tn ibrer @eielihaft mar er nab
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