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There has been secretly circulated through
the mails without even postmarks an anony.
nous circular, ibslous in its character, against
Daniel q. Beatty, OF Washington, Nj, pro.
prietor Of the Beatty Piano and Beatty's Col-
ebrated Golden Tongue Par!or Organs
1t is supposed to have been done by compel
itors IN the business, as noue others would be
to the trouble and expense, even if they had
no fear Of the punishment if detected, and
the cause is attributed to the TACT that Mr.
Beatty has been making a very successful war
upon high prices in those instruments.
We have received from Mr.. Beatty the fol.
lowing open letter adore ,sed to him by the
officials and prominent men Of his own town:
WAsnIsGroS n. J July ), 1877.
To Daniel +. Beatty, Esq:
1t having come to orr knowledge that COM
muuications written with an intent to falsify
YOU and iujuTe your business, have appeared
in a certain periodical, we therefore, as citi
lens Of this place-haYing known you Tor
years - consider it an act OF justice 10 you to
pronounce all such communication 10 lie Gu
tireIy uncalled for and siaudeTUu5, aud endorse
you as helng, so far as we have ever been
able to Judge, a man of sterling integrity and.
PROMPT in all VCuT business transactions.
Signed, Nathan Drlts, mayor Alpheus Bah
cock, G.. A. Thatcher. Henry Winter, and Vim.
L.. Cummirs, councils; Joseph Welt, Judge Of
the Court; James II Croft, vice president and
p. II. Ham, cashier First National Bank, Rev.
j. j. Reed, pastor N. Il church acquainted
but few monthsE j.. v. Creveling, Joseph A.
Shrove and John G. Winter, Justices Of the
peace: John Gardner, sheriff, and Richard b,
Shaffer, deputy sheriff OF Warren county; A.
W. Creyeling, general merchant Philip John
ston, late assessor, and others.
| certify that | am acquainted with the hand
writing of the above, and recognize all of
them as genuine. The gentlemen are of our
best citizens, and | fully concur in the letter.
OsCAN JEFFERY.
Counselor at law and notary public.
We can hardly conceive OF a more complete
answer to such a libel than tie above letter,
but Mr.. Beatty requests all interested to adj
him for full reply, and asks for informa
lion touching the parties circulating the libel
If any can be obtained, with a view to their
prosecution and punishment.
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BEN BUTLER will squat himself
in Tarbox's seat next month, strad,
ding his two political ponies
finance and labor-wilh "a clowns
grand e%ntree, "loop la," and the
ku-klux coffin on his head, "de place
where de wool orter grow" He
will attempt to jump plumb through
his opponents, like 'de gal fro de
paper hoop" and it he can do so
without troubling the coffin his eyes
will not have been cork screwed for
nothing.
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Non Residents Notice.
e STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

- --- .,,.rr, -,
: 'HE DIAla OF M~lS5ISSIPPi,
IL JAthso& COUNTY,
Chancery Court at Rules, September, 1877.
i. y SqIr,2fn n Fr7eatjna Sorravip NJ Ai..
do Vilienenyr and her LrahanI IT d. ViIis
ucrye and Charles Il Sarrazir- ''
va
Gaorya Uoanaha Daniel q V,agb, Tovi p
Rr55vn Alfred pnber,s W { GranibanT,
Georre Dyrd i. A, O'Neaj md ,I1En r.
CIa,k ajriiuist,gtor de boni5 non of Nh" az.
tatr of Thomas GaIIovav. md tho rosrI,r,
heirs nj INV Of the said T5gmas .GsIlnwov
deceased. ", II, Letcbfold and Henry 4
Rourher'
I1non oDenipp comDlaipont's biIi of Gam.
%nIainrt in tbis e,rse and il onpsaring to tL,
ssatisfl etior Of the court mon ii,fHfiayif7 on die
in this case that some OF the defendants 70
this hin to.wit. George Uannahs. Daniel n
WRIGHT. Levi Il. Brown and WI Let .hforj
and 7,be mnknown heirs at law Of the SAID
Thomas Galloway. deceased. If anv are now
ra riJ "f Xxx STATE and II frrth3'r "n,a "T"
in and bv said aGdavit, that the deferpdints''
George FI.unah4. Levi r. Brown and Baniei
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FALL E|LECTI0Ns NORTH.


Shrewd politicians of both parties
yield quiet acquiescence in the UNI
disputed fact that both Ohio ard
Pennsylvania would go democratic
in the coming fall elections, but
since the late labor strikes an infu4
sion Of new elements has been
forced into the issue Of the day,
which will affect those as well as
other States, and The result is now
somewhat doubtful, the republicans
feeling some little encouragement
from the change, and are using the
episode with bold strokes to regain
lost ground in the blunders of both
their platform and the opening
speech Of the campaign by Judge
West, radical nominee for governor
OF Ohio.
Mr.. Hayes has been personally
active in a deep laid plot 10 carry
the State OF Ohio in favor of the
republicans, and has most ~hagrantly
violated his own order forbidding
fice-holders to NEEDLE in politics,
10y throwing decency and decorum
to the dogs, and becoming nothing
more or less than a stump orator in
his late so>oalled visit TO Ohio.
Hayes seems to be most determined
ly bent upon being sustained in his
own State, aud his late conduct is
being severely criticised by the
respectable portion Of his
party, but with the radical "the
end iustiies the Means" and the
faculty of q radical, in ex-
,usiDg his own rascality, is beauti-
ully displayed by their standard
carer, the fraudulent president.
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PACKARD will visit Washington
upon the converting Of congress,
and pour into.lhe ears of ye con,
gressmen his lamentations Of ill
treatment received at the hands Of
Mr. Hayes. While he will undoubt.
eddy find an attentive listener in
Blaine, and a few other opponents
of Mr.. Hayes, yet nine.tenths Of
the members Of both houses, par
ticularly those Of the republican
party, will lend him the toe of their
boot in a sudden exit through the
capitol doors. He will have any,
thing but sympathy for bis stripe
in the next congress.
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4 ~UNlYERSLTK.

On The 9th inst, next Thursday
this institution of learning, located
at Oxford, in this State, will begin
lis fall session. The University is
entirely Fl ee TO all students, except
$50 for law students. 1t should be
literally patronized by the people
of our State, for there is no in
stitution Of learning in the South
superior to it. The total expenses
for the session Of nine months
amounts to only $136.
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OLD PARALYTIC morton is de-
termined TO make an effort to be
present at the extra session. His
cussedness is so great that even in
the throes of death he courts the
desire TO berate somebody, but from
all we can learn of his malady, and
his want of physical recuperatiye
powers in this last attack, be will
never be in the senate again. We
are satisfied that with his vacant
seat, and the proper manipulation
of a few carpet baggers, the demo,
Gratis will control the senate upon
its assembling, wien a general
cleaning out Of the existing corrup-
ton in the departments will most
a%ssurediy be demanded of Mr.
Hayes.
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Improvement in Bottled
G. Beer.

AT heavy expense have just pu, up the
necessary apparatus fer treating LAGER
BEER as is p~racticed in st. Louis and Gin
einnati. by which means the Beer retains its
brillhncy in any climate aud for any length Of
time.
I will continue to sell this Beer at the saue
price as heretofore, guaranteeing it to equal
any Beer in the market, The usual discount to
the trade.
The usual stock Of Philadelphia ALE and
PORTER, Ncrthern Cider and Winkelneyer's
St. Louis Lager Beer. ice cold, for draft as
well as in bottles, constantly on hand. Also,
Singer ale aud Mineral Water, put up in any
required quantity.
Send o d RS to Postofiee Box l475, or to
store Nos. 20, IS aud 80 Bienyille street, New
Orleans, La.
eepli-3m Lc Army. .
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a Eonnc snsgituiiOn,

The foundry and machine shops Of
Messrs. Hand & Blumer, located in the
thriving village Of Moss Point, is one OF
the institutions Of this part of the
State, and, we are glad to note, is doing
a considerable amount OF business.
They have associated with them Mr.. j.
Illingworth, q Iirst-clasJ boiler maker
and sheot-iron worker, and are now
prepared to do any kind of work in
their line, from casting q stove leg to
building an II hundred and fifty horse
power engine. Oar people should pat
ronize home institutions, and none are
more deserving than that Of our enter
prising friends, Hand & Blumer.
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N0TINE.

z WILL attend for the purpose Of collecting
{ the State and county taxes Of Jackson
county. NJ ssissiPpi, ior the fiscal year 1917, at
the following times and places
Martini Store, BluI Creek, Oct. 3, ls77.
Davis store, Bluff Creek, Oct. /, 1877.
Ocean Springs, Oct. . and @.
East pascagoula, Oct. 3, 1877.
Jim Castenaro's 8, Moss Point, Oct, 8 and 10.
Scranton, October II and -, 1877.
Helvesyi0n'- store, Plum Bluff Oct q, le7f.
Wards Sch0Olhouse, Oct. -, 1871.
Mis-. Nelson, Oct. %, lS77.
Leyonia, Der. %, 1877.
jeff Reeves store, November |, lsT1.
Sims Ferry, November :, 1871.
Red Hill, November 3, 1877.
Orange Grove, November Z, 1877.
After which the books will be kept open at
Scranton until the first Monday in December,
1877. at which time the books will be closed,
and all delinquent taxes collected by distress
and sale Of property. Some Of the tax paw ers
are delinquent for the taxes Of 1873, and a
great many are delinquent for 1876. All de-
linquents are requested to come forward and
settle promptly. Very respectfully.
J. f. CLARK,
n35- Tax Collector.
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Mr.. HAYES and his party arrived
in Louisville last Monday, and re.
ceiYcd a grand ovation at the hands
of the LouiSyillians. From Louis
vile they went to Atlanta. Mr..
Hayes will not visit. New Orleans
and this part of tho country until
sometime during the lolidays.
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The public can place the most e1-
plicit confidence in Mr.. D. T. Beatty, Of
Washington New jersey, who manu-
features and sells his justly celebrated
pianos and organs. Certificates from
the officials and prominent mel Of his
own city, commercial reports and testi-
monials from thousands who have dei 1t
with him all verify the statement. See
his advertisement.
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As will be seen by reference Il

As will be seen by reference to
the proceedings, found elsewhere in
this issue, the Pascagoula and Scran
ton democratic club, at their meet
ing last Friday night, endorsed and
nominated DR.. 9. Chidsey as a
candidate for the Office of justice Of
the peace.
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HEESEee SHE

EsY Write Of a deed of trust, made on the
Il , 2ILh day Of June, 1873, b. Archibald
Dees to McInnis Il Dantzler, to secure the
sum OF $Ii,JSG 50, payable four months after
the aforesaid date, and the conditions OF said
trust not having been complied with, and IT
the written request of Mc1nnis & Dantzler,
will, on the
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Our entire stock of ladies' gentle
mems and children's shoes will be sold
at cost for cash. Call early and get
bargains. N, A. DEEs.
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HT0M- Residents .v0g3Ce.
vEvHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
4 JACKSON COUNTY.

VE'HE SIAIE OF M"ISSlSSlGI,
4 JACKSON COUNTY.
Circuit Court, to October term, A. ID. 1877.
Henry T. LAWYER vs. Paul Doullat and Milton
V. Douliat. Attachment SLAB y.
1t appearing from affidavit on file shat the
defendants in the above entitled case are non.
residents Of the State Of Mississippi, and that
they are now resident citizens OF the city OF
New Orleans, in the State Of Louisiana, where
they have their pUstolice and receive their
letters. it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the star Of PascagOula. u news
paper printed ami published in the town Of
Scranton, in SAID county Of Jackson and State
of Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks,
commanding the said defendants. Paul DOulldt
and Milton V. Doulat, to appear before the
Circuit Court, nj the courthouse in the town
of Scranton, jackson county. Mississippi, on
the 18th day of October, A. d.. 1877, there to
plead, answer or demur b plaintiffs COM
plant, land that the clerk transmit by mail,
postage pr epaid, a true copy of this order, di-
rected to each Of said defendants at their
postoiice above named.
Given under my maud and seal of oiioe this
18th day of September, AID. 1877.
80 81 A. G. DELMAS,C Clerk.
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Mga6er Board Superoisors-HUBERT f.
kREBS.
Jgstices Of tie Peace-O. RANDALL, C.
CHlDSEl.
CoassaJes-E. G. WALKER, W. oNEAL.
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VoTE the straight deAocratic
ticket in the approaching election.
Let no man Swerye from the path
of duty.
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL,
NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE PASCAGOULA STAR,
Thursday. Sept, 20. 1877.
lFor the . weeks ending Sept, aO.I

-
For the , weeks ending Sept, sol
ARRIVED,
Am sch Craner Mackpraa, Indianola, 10
horses to order.
Am sch Clements, Routen, Galveston, ballast
to order.
Am sch Vineyard, Rosebrook, Galveston, bal
last to Mosely, Wbeelwright g. 60.
Am bg Alexander NiCkol5, Peters, Matauzas,
ballast seeking.
Am sch W H Knight, Duffy. Havana. ballast
seeking.
CLEARED.
Span bk Tomasito, EqurroIe, Client, los, 1888 #
sup lumber by Bercier & DeSmet.
Am sch A p Emerson, Emerson, Vera Cruz,
1887 sup 10 lumber by NJ Pol.
VESSELS IN PORT.
DIN sch Laurel, McCoLb,
Am sch Bennett, Bennett,
Am sch MOnadnock Gauzence,
Am sch Laura Lewis, Cook,
FIR blk Marie Celina, Margenetre,
Span bk Auisla, j. GArticaz,
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. !, '76 70 Sept.
i. = ,uli,1II
Cleared since Sept, |, l8,G..-....... lSl,58I
" since Sept. 6...........-.-. 3S2,7bO
Total 567, BAL
REMARKS.
To the above statement 25 per cent should
be added for lumber shipped in vessels under
,Oastiug license, not clearing at the Custom
NEW ADVFRTTSFNFNTS
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Summer goods at cost for cash
M. A. Does.
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d. 10 nnn SACRIFICEl-A seashore
ID D.UUU residence, orange grove aud

w IT VfVV" TTdTITTVVt VTWITIN ETVNNWWW
a farm Of leo acres land, on puscagoula bay,
within a half mile of Pasoagonla, Miss, and
one aud Il half miles from the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad. Gu the place there are
300 young and thriving orange trees, one acre
in sugar cane, some sweet potatoes, an abund.
anee OF COW peas for hay and seed, manure
tor use of farm. and plenty seasoned wood for
fuel during the coming winter. Fine shady
yard, two story house Of ten rooms, well fur.
nished in country style, simmer house, also
another house OF 5 rooms, one cottage OF 2
rooms; stable, carriage house, chicken house,
carriage aud cart, with harness for both, d Fail
boat complete, two cows and calves, etc, Also
sugar mill and ovaporatOr, with opacity oftwO
hogsheads sugar per day, will be sold with the
place if not disposed of before. The above
property viii be sold at a sacrifice of $4,000
from the purchase price. Title perfect.
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UNWILLING HOUSE with seven rooms
~ and hall, kitchen. stable, cowhouse, well
Of good water, 20 acres of land, 10 orange
trees ,some of them b]eariug), peach, tg and
ounce trees. Also on the same land another
dwelling, with two rooms and kitchen. The
above houses ami la ID are situated in Moss
Point, Mise, foue % lies from Scranton, where
there are two or tIree good schools, Baptist,
Methodist aud Presbyterian churches, and gOod
society. VIII be sold cheap.
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Pasca.
n goula property 800 acres OF band lying
within a half mile of the New Orleans and
Mobile railroad, at Fernlamd Station - miles
west of Mobile and IS miles east of Pasca-
goula. There is on the place a frame house of
four rooms, ten foot hall, kitchen and dining
room, stable, etc, aud good water. The land
is well timbered; has some fruit trees and
grape vines. VIII be sold cheap or exchanged
for property ia PagcaSJula,
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ubRIME OPPORTUNITY for any one de-.
L string a good Dwelling or Boarding.
House. Is situated OH Pascagoula river, az
Scranton, Miss. The house has twelve rOomlr;
also scrvants' rooms, kitchen, stable, cow and
chicken houses, well and ]cisteru, and has
about ten acres OF good garden land attached.
There are several large pecan trees on the
place, beside orange, peach and ether trees,
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olive soap Uaupdr!) a. Chidsey's.
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- Der prafpent lou tsabGatisen cite
grnennunsen, ilbsr wslhs pas Ssnat'
8omite unsintis terthtets, nod emma!
gu MAIDEN une um csrsn gstatisuns mad
3uirhen. Oa;u gsbGrsu auh Die gtnsu,
nunseu fir ras 9ien Ycrftr 3oubaus.
- Die eelfe Sfientlid]e 5taptbiblictbst
in ben Ser. Staateu muroe 1888 in
Yetertcrc, g. S., sesriinoet.
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Sic GuttpiGelun9 sss 8erfebrs:
tusfenS

auf oer groc burd Giientabuen uno Ieles
9rapben bat int letten obgelaufenen De-
cennium einen sroeartisen Iufidwuns
sencmmen. @inige 3abien bieriiter rper
cen pas uasemeiuite Sntre6e in aniprnd
uebmen:
y8dbreno bic 2anse ceS giieutabnneseS
Der Grpe in 1860 nl,r 14.4O4 geographic
iAe Wteilen betrus@ mar lie biS gnoe 1875
bersits auf SO, CIT sspsr. Meilen seltie.
gen, mcpcn auf europa 1926, gulerifa
$4,000. u lien 1885, Nuitralien AIS nno
Nfrifa 1923 eutielen. Sn' europa erreid-
te Der glienbabnbau in 1873 ieinen 6Sbez
punt. @s wurnen in oieiem Sabre 1888
geosr. Weilen neu Dem Besfebre iiterse.
ben. @dpn 1874 seiste einen 3iidSan9
auf 1887, 1875 ouf 905 eecsr. Wfei!en.
Das III ben Glienbabnen ber @roe anse.
leste capital beSifferte lid in 1867 auf
$3.50. 5,piid,en 1870 uno III anf 1900
uuo rs ouf 16,425 Wtillicnen Dollars.
I'm bieleS Capital nit uur Bro,ent gu
perSinien, miieten iibrlid etwa 657 Wsil.
lirnen rner til lid etma 100000 Dol
lars yettcs @innabmen ersielt wercen.
IS murbe oieS in 1875 anudbrenb er
reidt. Stir oieies Sabr bat man ndmlid'
bic Brutto @inuabme auf 1857 Ufillicnen
uno bic getrietatrlten auf 1920 Wtilicnen
Dollars uno, mad, Nb;uS oer 3inien pcn
CTS Dtillirnen Dollars, eineu ueberI IduB
pcn 10 Wi0ionen Dollars berednet.
Eas Transportmaterial eer giientabnen
gurrpa's BE efanb in 1875 aus $4,000
2otcmctipen, 10000 Eerlcuen unb
1,465,Oo0 @iiter,paSen, mrmit iihrlid
LAO Wiaicnen WtenIhen uno
10, 10000 gentner Sitter beIOroert pur
ben. Die gefSrceruns auf Der san3en
grbe mdbrent oeS Sabres belief ih ouf
1850 Wiaicnsn Wieniheu uno 16 1870
Miaicuen Gentner Sitter. Demnad,
wurcen tdslid auf Der Grce yer eabn
mebr ais Willicnen Wicnldeu uno "A
NRilipnen 9entner 6radt mad, ihrem ge'
sebraht, miible man niht
enen flcinen 95,us baf fiir MAIDEN. oa6 ieoe
YerIcn unc ieeer Sentncr teim llcberSanSe
ION eiuer Babn auf Die anoers prn 9seuem
3es1blt miro.
1eber bic 2inse ces 2e!eSrapbenneees |
Der Groe liuO bic GueQen minoer cclltin
big. Dtan bat bis ieet nur 3uiamnen
iteaunsen iiber bic Staats Gelesrapben
auf feltem 2anoe uns ilber bic unterIeeilhen
Satet. Die 2dnse Der Pripat 0eitunsen.
Der Gilenbabn. 3elesrapben
1T bisber nidt be.annt. Sic permeiienen
2inien tetrusen 90 529 seDSrapbilhe
Weilen, mprcn etma bic 5dlfte auf Nmes
rita tcmmt. mdbrenp BON oem bleibenpen
gisrtel so prc;ent iubn.arine Sabel iino
unD 25 Brcjent anf Niieu, II auf auitra-
lien uno s auf NIrifa emit falen
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oas saden unb rie laute uatsrta!'uns Der
SeGer auf bic StraEe binaue.

pas sahen unb rie laute uatsrta!'uus be,
SsGer auf bic Straee tinaue.
Snmittsn rieIes rsaen 5reitsns serfulsts
aisfa untehinrert, onfanas planIce itrsn
@ss. Ourb bic Gtraee il Sorap NupYr
aelan9te te auf ben fhGneu plab Stuff
cueci. Damn nit Giasm Wals erofasts
iit iar bsr wunrertare 2lntlid oes Dsters
plabes nit feiHsn Saulensansen. llae
ale ghantaiie iiter fuaelnb in leiner teb
ren pradt, ities psr Dom bon sanci De
ter, pom ;artsn 0lorienlhein bss Monp.
lthts umrobsn, Dor ibr 81 bem ssrtlart
Idsimmsrnrcn tlauen Netber emppr.
Gang sstleneet ftanb bic sinlame Wano-
lerln ba, ibre glusen NIT Der 6anb be
lhattenb. tis iIe ittb an bieien @lan; ae.
m5bnsn. in eie(sm flbsrren 9idtmssr ta.
ren fonnten.
l1npiufiirlith neiste fie ibr 5aapt uue
mafte bas 3siden ces 6reu,es iiser Stira
unp 8uisn, unb ibre eippen Fiiterten Elm
0ebst sor b;eiem tetren asmpel go.tes
unp Der Men1ttait.
Ste mar ;u un9elebrt. bate tein Ters
itancnib, bieies 0unberperf In ieinen Gin.
;elteiten NIT fsinsm 8unffnn aubufaiIsu.
Sur feline @rSbsnoerbaltni1e, bic alse.
raltise 5dSnhe1tefcrm in Der 3uiammen.
tpirtuns iiberwaltiete fie uno bleneetf i9r
Muee.
sie ipabte tiaauf sur @ieienfuppel, unb
oas auf bieier tbronenoe mdhtise &reu,
er1hien tbr, bier BON unten aus eeleben,
elm 6immsl,sihsn, pas iih ben S.ernen
bort oben am slrmamente 3useiellte.
(5prtftbuus folst.)
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