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Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

living within two miles of each other
 but speaking different tongue. Sec
 ond, they did not live upon the moun-
 tain any length of time, but were
 driven there in self-defense, 1t being
 the last resort and stronghold; be-
 cause, there are but few pieces of pot
 tery to be found upon or about the
 mountain. Third, they retrested
 from the mountain, or were taken
 prisoners, during the night, because,
 any people, of any of these ancient
 races, who abandon their religious
 psraphernalis, must surely have been
 hard pressed and forced to retreat or
 surrender, and the apparent confusion
 in which every thing was hurriedly
 placed i'll this cave for concealment, indicates a great hurry and was evil dently done in the night time. It Is strange that this cave should have remained hidden for so long a tune,
 but it is probably explainable from the fact that it is so we'll concealed, the entrance appearing to be only a small Assure in the face of the rock.
 intended to mention in this letter, another ruin,-a wall which follow ed for two miles, but I shall have toI defer it, and close with few remarks about local affairs. Business is look ing up in this vicinity. MT. Alex. Jordan, some time past engaged in mercantile business in Round Valley, has sold out to Mir. Julius Baker. MT. Jordan will turn his attention to stock raising here, being an old and hand at the business. MT. ! Fisher, merchant from San Msrcial, l New Mexico, intends to go into busi- ness near Camp Apache. He left here this morning for the Rio Grsnde MT. Solomon Earth has purchased, ] per order, ten large freight wagons, to be delivered at the terminus of the Topeka and Santa Fe rail way, by the 10th of next April. Mir. Earth Is now preparing 10 start, buy ing cattle &c., which he will drive through to the railroad. All in all, the Little Colorado country is not to be sneezed at. There must be, at rough guess, from five to six hundred people living in what is called the Colorado precinct, and the rights of these people have hitherto been ignor- ed by Yavspai county,-except by the tax-collector. This year these people intend to petition the county Board of to establish voting pre- ;inc's and representation in the Board, Se. C. 4. F.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
Mining Work Notice.

FINO DAVID EDWARDS, OR To ANY | person or persons claiming right or title from him, in or To any portion Of that certain mining location or claim known as The First Western Extension on the Globe Mine, situate m Pinal county, Arl- z0na.
 This lS to notify you, in accordance with provision of the Mining Act uf May 70. lS72, that in compliance with requirements Of said Act, work has been done on said mining claim for two years last past end Ing January l. le16, by the undersigned, and that without any assistance or expen- allure on your part
 Now, therefore, 1T within ninety days from the first publication Of this notice you do not come forward and pay your proper proDortion Of the cost Of the said work, the undersigned will claim forfeit ure of all your right. title and interest in and Co any portion Of said mining claim.
 B. W. REAGAN Florence, Arizona, February 70, lS76
 February l9- aO-Ifu
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

N HONOR re CALIFORNIA; AN h honor Co American literature! 4 book for the masses: everybody should have lt, particularly everybody on the Pacific Coast. it tells the merchant Of the cOun- try and it's products, and how business was conducted in early times. lt tells the phy- sIcan Of medicine, the lawyer Of courts and politics, the clergyman Of religion, the mechanic Of manuiaciOries. It Is the best or reading for the household, exceed iugly interesting and instructive for young people IL is gOOo for men Of all classes, for it tells about life in its various phases and conditi ms It is good for women, for ft tells how women lived, and how they were treated in times gone by. lt k Of lu- terest tO The architect, for it tells and illus fTafes all about the architecture Of a peO- plC .s.Ice noted for large cities. huge mOnu- mcniS and magnificent palaces. Lovers Of art csR here revcl in the descriptions Of the mysteries Of the pen and brush, as Syiolded by a people long since extinct, Modern musicians can study with delight the lovers Screnadcs, the festive songs and the religious chants Of these wonder and the religious chants UE these wonder ful people For the scholar We need not say that the work has never known an equal, as our own word would be tame compared to the highly Gathering letters which have been received from the most eminent men Of letters in England and America.
 In conclusion, all classes can find some portion Of the work Of particular interest fO them, and taken as a whole it cannot be spa ed from the possession Of any who care fO a Knowledge of the past history, present resources and future prospects of this great western cOast- our adopted home.
 Interesting m matter, standard in char acter, it is literary monument that will forever reflect honorable credit 10 the coast, as through it's pages the fact will be ear Tied the entire length and breadth Of the land that although we have wealth un- told, we have those among us who have, as President Gilman said, that patient Industry which is more precious still"
 A. l.. BANCROFT & CO, Publishers
 72l Market street, San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
Sheriff S Sale.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

M pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is ID sued out oi the District Court of inc First Judicial Dl>tricI. Territory Of Ari- zona, in aud for the County of Pima am ti,e sth day of March. \. n. lS76. upon "a indS- ment duly entered iU sand Court, on inc 39ih day of February \. D. ls16, in fayor nf the County of Puma, piaintin. and against Carmou Brothers, defendants, for the Surn oi Three Hundred and Two and 4O-loO dol lars ,SSEiul damages, together witE the accrued costs thereon rO-wit: The sum of one Hundred and Nineteen and ul-IQA dol- lars, lSll9.Nl and togvther with The accr,I. Ing costs thereon. and by virtue of a levy made under the said execution will soil al Sherih'> Sale on the lSt day of April \ IT. iS.b, between the hours Of lU and o'rlocL CT sald day In frNnt oftac Court I4ouSe door Al the illaSe pf Tucson. CnuntY and Ter rltory aforesaid, tO the highest bidder aIl tne iotioWlng described property or SO much thereof as will satisfy rhe said nI.,,,o named adln-lsnleni, percentage. accrued SoStS' anu costs arcrulng. .lt ofthe ri.sht title and interest oI the said del,.D,nnf-,,, m and To that certain piece, parcel and grant ot land situate, lying and baIn.- Tn Inc County of Pima and Terrifor,. ,7t ArlZona, and being known and dasis-:,at ed as the san Rafael del Naile Cram and situate aboOt Sixty miles in an aaSra-f,- direction from that own of TucSoD. sni every pari and parcel Ol tho improvements on the said land.
 Dated at Tucson this llth day or AIar-s 1876. '''
 WM. S OURY. Sherr
 By C. \. SWIBELL, Under SheriM
 Tucson March II, 9 8w
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
Mining Work Notice.

TTNO JAMES FREDEZ, OR TO ANY PER- l son or persons claiming right or title from him, In or Co any portion of that cer- tain mining location or claim known as the Lady Hammer, situate in Pinal coun- ty, Arizona:
 You a-e hereby notified that if yOu do not appear within ninety days from the date hereof, and pay your proportion Of the expenses Incurred in the amount Of work done on said claim as required by law, the undersigned will claim a forfeit ure Of your interests therein, in accord ance with the mining laws now in force.
 W. GRAY.
 T. MURPHY.
 F. FISCHER Florence, Arizona, March II, 1876. 28
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

New York. Published by D. Appleton S Co. London, LOngman & Co. Paris, MaisORneuve ct Cie- Leipzig, Brocllhau's. san Francisco, 4. L. Bancroft & CO-
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

DRINTED DEEDS FOR MINING OR | Agricultural lands, according to the requirements of the Arizona Statutes. Tor sale at THE CITIZEN office, at ten cents each
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
THE CITIZEN.
THELITTLE COLORADO.

An Interesting DiscOVery-A Cave and Ancient Ruins-A Fortified HiII-CrumbIing Relics or the pnst-Rusiness Prospects in the District.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

lO EXHIBITION OF 10 iU 4 Local Manager and Subscription SO- iicitor wanted in Tucson aud every City, Town and County in Arizona for the
 CENTENNIAL GAZETTE, the largest Illustrated Monthly In the United states.
 Six elegant engravings. forming a com plete view Of the Centennial Exhibition Buildings. Grounds, and approaches. just as they will be seea by the visitor in is76 are given each subscriber. Size of engrav- ings, 2lX27 and 2iX2g inches. A permanent situation, at Sl5 tO S2j per week. Address. two weeks, with return stamp.
 GAZETTE. Room ,. 52l Chestnut ST., Philadelph4a
 -I- <. MANSFIELD, Agent,
 Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
Trl-Weekly Mail Line
(Yuma DivlsiOn), FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.

EINOh DNf0ON 1O I l A. R RERENS & MITCHELL, CONTRACT IA Ors; Jas. A. Moore, Superintendent TwO-hOrse coaches arrive at Tucson Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
 URDAY at 2 D. m. Leave MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
 FRIDAY at ID. m. Arriving at Yuma in days: connecting with the san Diego Division of the same me me ot stages direct 10 San Francisco. Time to San Diego days.
 Fare to Yuma, s5S. Express Baggage per ID. 35 cts. Way fares % cts. per mile; through freight rom san Diego 50 cts; 30 IDS. baggage Al- lowed each passenge.
 Agents.-W. w. Williams, Tucson; Wm. B. Hooper and Co.,, Yuma; F.. V. Fish < Co.,, Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

California and Arizona Stage Co. Semi-weekIy from Prescott, Florence and WIckenburg, through to San BernardlnO and Los Angeles in Six Days, ! Carrying the United States Malls, and the California and Arizona Express Co.'S Packages and Express, Connect ing with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
 Express at san Bernar- dino, California. 'nUR CONCORD COACHES LEAVE " san BernariinO daily with passengers. united States Mails and Wells. Fargo & CO.'s Express, connecting with Railroad at SpadraI running through to Los Ange- les Tn ninety minutes. Arizona psssen- gers over these routes cross the Gila and
 Salt Rivers, pass through Phenix, Colorado River Indian Reservs- lion, Ehrenberg, Dos PalmOs, Agua
 Caliente Or Great Hot Mineral
 springs, Celebrated San Cor
 gonio Pass, and many
 places of interest along
 the whole Route.
 Schedule of Time.
 Going North.
  Leave Florence : a. m. Tuesdays. Arrive Wickenburg a. m. Wednesdays. Leave Wickenburg a. m. Wednesdays. Arrive Prescott a. m. Thursdays.
 Going North. Leave Florence a. m. Saturdays. Arrive Wickenburg 6 a. m. Sundays. Leave Wickenburg a. m. Sundays. Arrive Prescott f a. m. Mondays.
 Going South. Leave Prescott D. m. Tuesdays. Arrive WickenbuTg a. m. Wednesdays. Leave WiekenbuTg7 a. m. Wednesdays. ArrrlVe Florence a. m. Mondays.
 Going South. Leave Prescott D. m. Saturdays. Arrive Wickenburg a. m. Saturdays Leave Wickenburg a. m. Sundays. Arrive Florence a. m. Mondays
 Wickenburg to White Water Leave Wickenburg Wednesday a. m. Arrive Ehrenberg Thursday a. m Leave EhTenberg Thursday 7:9O a. m Arrive White Water every Friday 10 D. m- For particulars apply at these offices: F. J. STARKE, KE,........................ Prsscott. J. ". EVANS. .............. pbosni1. P. N. FISH & .,.................. Florence E- O. GRANT Hardyyille- J. H. HUGHES. .-.............. San Bernardino- IEO- PRIDHA M ,......... .........LOs Angeles.
 J. IT. PIERSON, Secretary. General Office at Wickenburg. November 2O. T-tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

Cor. Of Main and Fir.,st. SO4 California sEset Yuma Arizona San Francisco Cal James M. Barney.
 Successor to the Late Firm of
 William B. Hooper & Co.,, Continues The Business In ARIZONA and
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 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Station Keepers, Miners, Ranchers and Freighters MA and NIEXICO. SolicitS Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction. - FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MER-
 CHANDISE , any Part of the World - Insuring if
 -d desired. - BUYS or MAKES ADVANCES
 -on all ARIZONA AND NEXIC4N PRODUCE. The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALLY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills Special orders will be attended to by the an Francisco Branch House with prompt less and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be to
 JAMES M. BARNEY, anuary 29. Yuma, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

pOAD STATION RECEIPTS READY 1C printed and for sale cheap at THE CIT HEN office.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25

The most ordinary Job will receive care iul and prompt attention, and the most d difncult styles Of work Till have full jus tee done 10 their merits.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
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Volumes, SvO.- 1000 pages; hCopperplate Mans and 43J Illustrations. Bound in Cloth, Sheep, Half Morocco, Half Russian, Half Cali,
 Full Russia and
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Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
Close Buyers

Will find 1t to their advantage tO examine our goods and prices before purchasin5 elsewhere.
 LORD 4 WILLIAMS.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
J. -. Mansfield.
I&~e-U. $. CENTENNIALAEDIO~P
 lilO EXHIBITION OF 10 ID

Pioneer News Depot, Agent, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-25
The Book of the Season.

A MOST MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS
 PRESENT!
, 1876-10-10
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g Nu1=Goncert. Sic oeuti0=
cngliINe G0uIe 0cs 0crrn Gnrl 8eyi0,
mirO mnrgen 9t6enO Elm Gnn5crt i'll Dem
y9irginin Operu.0onIc", gcbcn. WtcD
rere u%nicrcr MiuIifer unO pcrl0ic0cne
Scrren uno 9amen baden lire 9ilIe
Sugela9t urh lueroen babel mltwirten.
9fa1 Dem un5 porliesenben 0roben Yto=
gromnL 9louben mir herl 3Nbhrern cIncn
rct9t angenebmen Nbeno pcrlpre6en al
f0nnen. $1err Scrl9 bat liA felt Der
3cIt, oaB CT III 9tiAmonO lit, einen le0r
guten 9tamcn ol5 2e9rer ermorben, uno
l6on 81 perl0ieoencn MaIcn OemYHbli=
fun Ddentli6 gejeI9t hoB Die ibm an=
oertrauten &inoer, inter i%ciner 9cltung,
nobel CT namcntli0 BON leincr tDdti9er
6rou lcbr unterlliibt miro, lire Belt ni6i
milBlg 5u9cbra0t Daben nno inn Wtr
iiber5eugt, bab 2e6ter nno S0iiler oud)
bel Dem mor9elOen GOn5crt Ulcl Betfall
ernten mGroen.
Sa bie NuIii6rnn9 bauptld6li6 &C.
geben miro, I'm SAulmaterio!ien &C. an-
5uIAoIfen, 10 mare es I'M 10 mebr 81
mlnl0en, ooB elne rc9e SbclInabmc oar=
ar li0 funo 9eben luilrpe.
, 1876-10-10

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S, &oIenberg in Dem 8oli5eiaeri0t, ans
geflust @aaren obne 9iccr15 perfauft 81
Dcben. Gs mrrbe beipieien, baB &olen=
berg Der Mgent 5ipeier New Oorter Sdu-
fer lit, tpcl9ss er ni9t leugnete; ober
beanipru1te, oos &s6t gu baden, ouI
feline 2icens ale @aoren perfauien gu
f6nnen, ba er, ebe er bieIclbe bcraus ge=
npmmen, pom oemali9en Stuatsanpalt
uno Sperm Munfprb Der nGommilliOner
Of &spenue~, seb0rt, baB er irgeno cine
6prtc @aaren auBer SpirituOien auI
cine 2icens fir einen 8robcreiienoer per=
faufen f0nne. ST ipuroe Der Grano
SurD iiberwielen.
, 1876-10-10

Ste9erei. @onntas Mor9en
apil6en 10 uno IL ubr, 9erieiben paul
9anna Elm Staliener, uno &Obert Tair-
CLOTH, in Der SranflInltrabe, pOr Wm.
$. Gcott's @potbefe in Streit. SOn
@orten fam es 81 SGldgcn. 9anna
sog Elm fleines Sai9enmener unO ita6
Tairclptb binter Dem re0ten DIR uno in
Die linfe Sruit, morauf or raid Die Stra,
be binauf eing, bel Der IA. StraBc MR.
Be er BON einem Yoli5ilten ein9eboIt Ino
ua6 Dem Stations6aule 9ebra6t.
@efern wuroe er BON YoliSeiri0ter
Ser Snltin9 Court iiberwielsn unO unter
$4,000 9ilr8i@oft fir iein Grl4einen
9eItelt.
, 1876-10-10

ect 5uidliq audi Dem GutQw Soule b l
aucn iibriacn 0otclS Den 8or3uq CAB.
8cim 8riibltiif battc 2ebtcrcr @elcoln
belt, ben oulh9ebramtcn Yrofug' item oe>
nau 3t bctradtcu, uuo ais ocrIclbe in ci-
nenS traBellb Ibnlpa99on ltei9cn poQte ri I
CT lbn IN barlhemIoue 3u: y8i8 bjcrber
ulO nidt meiter."
Die beiocn 0erren bcoabcn lid oonlt
nad BEN 9otel, be;a6ttcu ibrc 0ledm &
gen uno reilieu na9 5Sew Oorf ab. Wit
oem beutc Don Seem Dort aus abQe9enotn
0ampftr miro 6aulconbr,o9c uab gioer<
pool tranaportlrt wcrotn.
(Balt. ggcGr)
Yari8. Gin misunderstanding
ri9cr. Sor 0erJtcpolution uon 1889 mar
II 6ranfceid) Die ct afToimcl fiir &er=
brcdcr nid)t mic if ipatercn s3citen cine
Serurt3elluna 5u rlehcnStdn9lld)er Sale =
r>nltraie". I%onoern gu sgalccrcnartet auf
bunOert Sabre Il eintn Gao." Nie
Srtld)oitcn, Die on eer qroBcn bon 9 itosn
nad) Bart3 fii9renoen ztraBe licoen, bat=
tell, ME cin bort mobncnoer 2eier Der
uBod" mittbeift. in Der pori9cn@Gpd ben
luobl Elm tgcn Nnblif etue5 Wton1es, Der
oicie hun0ert Sabre uno ciucn Sue m:rf.
lid) aul Dem Eaano 5u Goulou pcrbratAt
bat. Scan GaptiltDtourom uar im5a9s
re 1776 oI8 16jdbrtl:r Singing ucsen
llloro nn0 8lonOltiftuna naN uGr 6ors
mel SIT oen 0aleercn oerlutbeilt moIoen.
Sein Serbalten III oisier Gtrofln Halt
ideint gut 9epeIen III lein, rem iA0n
nlebrere lia1e wur9e inn Sic Uegna0i<
aung anqeboteu, Die Ell aber itct5 perrpei,
aerte. Sc iuar cinc @rt bon fiber Soce
bel i6nl qciuoroeut bic CITRATE, gu Der CT
perlrtbcilt mar, ahiubiiBen mo wanoers
bar 9enu9, iein a3iel Fat CT crreid]t. &l8
Dor mebreru Sabrcn i'll Jranfrei0 Die
@aleeronitrafe uno tic oa3u bcitinuHten
lait4Iten aufgcbotcn lpurocr, i!ebtc CT 10
briu9,no. bis iun Gnoe leiner 9uBe bleiz
ben 5u oiirfel1, oaB man inn ben Wlni6
in loferu gemdbJte, ais MAJ i'm I'M 2lric=
nal Uo6uen lieB un0 ibn1 irgeuo cine 81
iAditjaun9 anluie5. Der Gclfauf oer
mdbreno ieiner Strof,rit pom i1nl, luic
itbriaenS bon aliens tydfiugen anaeferti9=
ten 5anoarbeitcn bat inn cine uidlt uae
beoeutenac Sumne cin9ebrad)t, Die inn
icet au8bc3obtt woroeu. Mourow 1T ELL
nid)t qroBer magclor Wann, nit oiden1,
fulS ,eidjoreuen, Reign Salr, Get uob
Qani Idluel mo rllltta Ctnher1drcitet.
Seiu SliG lit fed, Sprad)c uno Uepe=
9uaaen raid uto lsbbaft. 81 b1t hie
STEELE nad leincr Seialatb, einem II iren
OOrfe in Der 9}ormonOie, gu 6uB MAIDEN
wollen, wabriheinItt in5olae eiuer Qlit /.
ltd II Sp culation, benn bic @abeu, Die e
~iiocrall e%mpidngt, fine 10 reidlid, oaB te
leiu MIN wobl ood) n'd)t mehr lan9eS Sc
ben be9a9l.d) uOlenoea fam. Sn Wta=
con alein bat CT ilber GO 6r. etbolten.
Sn oicIer lestcrcn Staot 1T ct fiiri Sage
aebIt.bea; Der @altpirtb 2tmonen bat
i'm mdbrtlo bicier 3cit frcte Nobuuna
uno Soft aeacbsn. ieln babel aber Elm gu
tc8 @eiddft 9cmadt in0em lcir@lltbauS
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mar. Mou' o,u ibeint Die unJebeueren
8crdnoerrmJen Die felt bunOert Sa9rea
purae9anAen, faum su hemcrfen wenia
items 5icbt niAtS icine Iufmertlamfeit in
b0ercm graoe ouf fiji SiclleI4t finb t
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milie.
, 1876-10-10

9eiet Sen 8erid)t i9reS Griumpbes:
CENTENNIAL GasfeQuag, 81. @eptenlter,
1876. Gin berrliper Griumpb! 8beeler g.
gGt.ion 1T Der bpdife uitb ~einstsltc @reis fur
Nabmal0inen-5pei Nrsiameballea unb spei
Gbfer-O tpIpnten ef9ebtn moreen. @merifa
1T aud nprnu5 in Soummplen9arn aaf &cl-
len. Ser WiQimanie Gpmpagnie warbe cine
SeEpirnit' Mepale fir SaumwpQensarN auf
Nolen suerfannt.
8leeler & g8ilian's Sriumpb! Die
Wbee.tr d. GSilipt ut bic sinSi9e Gumpagnie,
neIAe Den cOpprlten una bb9Hen &brenprsi8,
naml!4 srpei Wteea0fn unb Spei Diplcmsu fir
Die teften I15maldincn erbalten. MQe Se.
rt6te basesen iinp faIi9. Gisbe gert&t ter
NlGter:
SneuftisI nSltequne,I ati8. 1855 unb 1861;
Vet Mualtetlun9, 2rnppn, 1862; Snbultrie
Nn8NellUug III Slnb uab &Gutg Sbsrl 1868;
Danbig, 1864; Dublin, aBlu, gEiemar unb
StetttiL 1865; @eItausitsuunA Yaris, 1867;
Q8ien, 1873.
@e.laIiet Gu9 n;Gta uf unIsra Seridt a6er
a1terlnGet unc lebet Ieibit.
WHEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
@de Gee 9teu uub 6ranflln Str.,
/ mint NtGm9nb, gn.
, 1876-10-10

@ei5bals: vSerr 8farrer Sic ba=
ben in S6rer heutigen Yteoigt 10 ein-
orinQlih bic Not1wsnoigteit oes Mmo=
icn9ebens bew!elen, OoB i'd Uirfli@ leIblt
Suit bdtte-5u bctteln!
Nuctiondr uNummer 81 cine
fette Sou"
Gin oifes Meib (i6r 2oos empor6al-
teno): 9os bin i'd!
- Wenn Die Nptb Bic Mltter Der
GrTinOungen, per lit Damn i1r 8ater?
Scr 90weren0tbcr natiirli@.
90 Der @nsorld 8odfil@ bebet.
tet, barii6er 9iebt Die Serliner v6rauen.
3eitung," BON elmer iungcn Game nm
Nusfunft Gebeten, fol9enben Nusl&luB
p9a Sic Den G0ulbdnfen mobl faum
entua6len lino, 10 wilien sic jeoenz
faQs mod pas oas en9lil6e @ort back
bcocutet, ndmli6 usurUd" Dber Dbinter."
Wenn Der Slider oos 9~eiilte 9leb ous
Der Gee Siebt, 10 eignet er lt6 Die gro.
Sen Slide an, Die un0u59emo3lenen
obcr ldBt er usuriid" uno ncnnt lie oa-
rim v0inter- ooer SofTil6e." Mitlei=
big wirft er lie lpo6l in's Meer suriid,
bamit tie lpodien, meme fleinen Oamen
uno ertragen Sic cs 9eouloi9, ooB man
@ie mod ni@t fir pol" an5ie6t.
Sic NQes Iinoernoe n3eit" wiro Shnen
Den S0mer5 nebmcn. - Nls 9eillame
g8ornun9 fir Die 6ragelteQerin t6eilen
mir i6r @leranrer &aufmann's Geoi@t
bonn 9ad=, Mai- uno 9aifi6 nit:
SD wcib oo@, mas man Sadfil@ nenrt,
Gin frii0 uno fr0bli@ Clement :
SoIb @iinnenO Mdgolein, balb nod Sinh,
l@lnartis oft nnO launiI6 9%e'innt.
Die SodTildto9e slcb'n porbei-
Gei6 bliiDt Der Sun8frau bolDcr Moi;
0ie bat man Drum ni6t un9olant
Die IiiBen 0toiilNe bcnannt.
g8eD' ober, tpsnn sur Mtaienjeit
&eln 8url0 o0s Siin9ferlein li6 freit-
9fur aQ5u lei9t miro aus Dem MtaiiiI9
Gin bents9ier'9er Sailil6.