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r OTFER FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

Cottage House and Lot,
on East Main Street, adjoining Institution
grounds. The house is brick nogged through
tains six medium and four small rooms, with
out-buildings for servants, stable, &c. have
improved the property at considerable expense,
rably located little homes in the City.
janl6-6m THOMAS D. RANSOM.
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TRIAL oF,WM. S. DoUGLAss.-On the
5th of June the Circuit Court of Grant
county, w. Va, will convene in extra
session, by order of Judge Armstrong,
for the purpose of tryinglWm. S. Doug
lass for the murder of young Hlser, the
mail-carrier, near Petersburg, in April
last. This is the first murder case ever
tried in that county, and great interest
is manifested in the trial. 1t is expect
ed that a large cqncourse of people will
witness the trial, and that there will bs
at least fifty witnesses examined. 1t il
exclusively case of circumstantial evi
dence. ..s t4
The mother of the accused lives nov
in Lynchburg, Va, and lived formerly
in Petersburg, Grant county, w. Va.
where two Of his sisters live and hav'
the respect of all. He is nephew ofth'
late sculptor Barbee of Page county.
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Stauntott Spectator.
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1877.

FOREIGN NEws.-The Baltimore Sun,
of Saturday, summarizes the late for
eign news as follows: Excitement con-
tinues in Censtantinople over the Turk
ish disasters in Asia-Heavy artillery
fighting is progressing at Kars-Bcth
armies in Asia are actively vancouver
ing-No decisive step will be taken on
the Danube until the whole front line
on the river is ready-Much interest
again attaches to Servia in the present
situatien-The French situation is still
aleading theme of discussion-President
MacMahon AYERS that his sole aim Is
the salvation of France and the govern
ment she has given herself-Paris re-
publicans believe MacMahon will lind
pretext fer acts of severity-The disa-
bled steamer City of Brussels is expect
ed to reach Queenstown Sunday-Peac'
negotiations between Egypt and Abys
sinia have been stopped"
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAMB FOR
~ SALE.-I offer for sale privately. portion
a tne Home Farm, containing 1919 or lao
n ny or thirty acres, heavily timbered and with
IN ~ miles of Fishersville Depot, on Ches. &
ONO Railrgad in Augusta county.
The quality of the land is first rate, and has
new, unfinished log house on it, with fine
springs, and stream of water running through
the centre of the place.
Terms accommodating. Call on or address
SAM'L II. STEELE,
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i LANDS.-As trustee of j. NJ McCue will
offer at the time and place named in the above
advertisement, to wit, on
Saturday, the 14th day of April 1877,
in front of the McCue Mansion House, near Mt.
Scion, two parcels of land adjoining said Man
sion House tract, one next to N. /. Bucks lands,
containing 23 acres. L rood and ~ acres,
and the other next to j. Ii. Todd's lands, con-
tanning 23 acres and poles. I will also
offer for sale the mill tract heretofore sold,
the terms of sale not having been complied
with. will also sell all other interests of j. NJ.
McCue in lands conveyed to myself and NichO-
las X. Trout as Trustees not heretofore Sold
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand to pay costs
of sale, and the balance of the purchase money
in four equal annual instalments with interest
from the day of sale, bonds with approved Sc
curity to be given by the purchasers, and the
title to be retained as ultimate security. Pos
session given on the approval of the sale by the
circuit court of Augusta county.
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may 15-tds. Commissioners.
TOMMsSSlONERS' SALE OF LAND
" NEAR CRA1GSVILLE.-The undersigned
Commissioners, in pursuance Of a decree of the
circuit court of Augusta, rendered at the June
term. 1876, in the cause of Kinney's Admir- VS..
Woodward ct ais, will sell at public auction, in
front of the Courthouse, in the city of Staun-
ton,
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T.-W. e. Craig, Staunton.
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T tttttV, OWTtC 100, IOFI,
tract of land containing siXty-fOur and a
Craigsville, being the same land that was con-
veyed to Russell N. Wallace by James Berry,
by deed of date January 3lst 1870, and duly re-
court, Deed Book So, page Ill This land has
on it substantial Log Dwelling, nearly new,
and would make snug little home for one de-
string to farm on "a small scale.
TERMS:-Cash down to pay the costs of the
proceedings on the petition of John T. Shields,
filed in the aforementioned cause, and of this
| sale; the residue in three equal annual install
mentS from the day of sale, with interest from
| that day, for which the purchaser will be
Quired to execute bonds with approved person.
al security, and the title to be retained as ult-
| mate security. THOS. G. ELDER,
NJ. +. WHITE.
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Public Library Hall,
SGD, 900 fOI. only TEN j..

1912 Cash Gifts, amounting to............ $4,000
| Whole tickets, $40; Halves S.; Quarters, $3.50;
II Tickets $780, 1873 Tickets, 800; 5634 Tickets,
| $500.
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BELLAtRE LoCALs.-Our City Council
held special meeting Monday last and
appointed the following gentlemen as
"Registrars," in accordance with the law
enacted by our Legislature: First Ward,
W. King, W, II. Thurber; Second Ward,
Morris Davis, -; Third Ward, DR..
Junkins, E. B. Winans; Fourth Ward, ].
G: Jennings, ]. s. Crafty; Fifth Ward, &.
W. Hoge. These gentlemen entered upon
their arduOus duties yesterday.
W. C. Quincy, General Manager Of the
Western Division Of the B. & o. Railroad,
Mr.. David Lee, Road Master, and Capt.
Devries, General Agent at this place, met
in conference with special committee
Of our City Council, Monday last, in re-
gard 10 the opening Of Belmont street,
the principal lhoroughfare, across the
tracks Of the B. 4 o. r. r., to facilitate
the general travel and also to extend the
street railway to the southern part OF the
city.
4 meeting for the organization of a
Western colony took place at the City
Hall Monday evening last. From all ap.
pearances the project will fail, for the
want Of confidence in some OF the officers
appointed.
The Tea Store Of Mrs. Molineaux was
broken into, Monday night last, and rob.
bed Of one chest Of tea and number OF
other articles.
An interesting libel suit will soon be
brought before our public. A grass
widow claims one thousand dollars dam.
age Of one OF our dashing druggists, The
proceedings Of the case will produce some
rich developments for the reading public,
and give information how a few Of our
city gents spend their nights.
John W. Carson. formerly Of this city,
but Of late employed in the upholsteriag
bushes In the city Of New York, return.
ed again to this city to stay, Monday
evening last. Welcome.
The genial proprietor OF the Tidal
Wave celebrated his 34th birthday yes.
terday, by treating his numerous eusto.
mers to fine lunch.
a most pleasant time was spent among
the farmers at Brooks Run, a short dis.
lance from this city, Friday last. by a
| " Slhuhl cEuuul CnlluEent ACs
companied by Rockenhauser's brass band.
Rev MIR. Spencer, Of the Disciples
Church, left on visit to Baltimore.
President Quincy, Of the c. & 0. II. r,
was in town yesterday.
James and Cornelius Sherwood. repre-
senting the Baron Manufacturing Co n
pany, left Monday on big Western trip,
it The interests Of the company.
We notice the opening Of new
grocery below the Union street bridge BY
Mr.. J. W. Kelly, late Of Salem, Ohio,
A number Of our best and most in.
auential citizens are exerting themselves
to the utmost to have Blouse OF Cor.
rection" located at some place in this
county. Let this be voted upon by the
people at once.
AseWing machine agent named John
$. Edgar, employed by the Singer and
Howe Companies, was arrested here
Monday evening last charged with rob.
bling lady At Benwood Of a gold watch
valued at SO, which was luckily found in
his possession by the officers, who escorted
the Ihletback to BenWood yesterday morn.
ing 10 deliver him up to the authorities
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there. Officers Mccormick and RoWles
deserve special praise In this case.
A little child Of Capt. Fink swallowed
4 copper cent the other day which lodged
In the chllds throat, but by prompt
medical assistance the little one was soon
relieved from any danger.
Capt. BenSons Is timely preparing for u
winter campaign and has already put up
his frost killers In the ladies' and gentle.
mems cabin Of his ferry boat
Mr.. Parschell, conductor on the B. &.
0. X. r, who had his watch stolen Sat.
nrday night last, recovered The article
Monday morning from the thief u young
boy, who claimed that he only intended
to pradice harmless Joke.
DR.. K. W. Muhleman has removed his
Office into the building formerly occupied
by DR.. Hoover. ]. 4. D.
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IoR III CURE o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
L edgeofthe ribs, microscopes
ture; sometimes the pain isin the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shouldcr-b blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomachis affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with Lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
1hcreisgeneraily considerableloss
mory,accompanied withapain-
iul sensation Of having left undone
somethingwhich ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can. scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few OF them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthc most happyrcsults. No better
rathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this d:scasc to Give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, ard
us a simple purCativc, they arc un-
cqualcd.
BEWARE or I5IITATroEs.
Tic genuine Dr.. C. A2ILANE's
LIVER PILLS arc rcycr sugar coated.
Every box hes rcd wax seal On
the lid, with tic impression Dr..
M!LANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine M!LANE's I-vf2
Pills bca7 TIC signatures at C.
McLANE ard ILENHNG Ere: Gale
wrappers.
rs Insist on yorr dtu~riat a.
storekeepci giving you the g.Luil.e
Dr.. c. M9..ANE' S l.,vrG PMS, PIE
pared by Fleming B;os., Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckccpers generally.
To those wishing to civ. pN. C. MeLIms
LTER PILLS TRIAL, We vii! mail post PAID . any
pan Of the United States, one box Of Pills ia'
FLEMING EROS, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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New York Correspondents Cincinnati GAEs;:a.-
The peach season is drawing to close,
and nearly a million Of baskets have
been sold, This is the most remunera.
tive crop that has come to the market
this year. Other products, indeed, hard.
Iy bring more than enough to meet ship
pirg expense and commission. | have
seen delicious grapes sell In large lots at
j cents pound, and muskmelons at 90
cents barrel. Onions from Spain bring
81 q barrel, being tritle lower than our
product, A dealer in herbs sells bundles
Usage at so cents per 100 punches. How
mnch must be sold to pay for culture and
other expenses? Fruit.growers are full
oIbitter complaints, but that helps moth.
ing, II produce was not cheap poor folks
could not live, Dock.laborers now are
glad to get Is cents per hour for such
work IS they can pick up. A few years
ago they got IS ceuts, and during the War
the price was evenhigher,
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sitting Bull.


Editors Intellgeneer.
In your issue Of to-day you speak Of
the renowned Sioux chief Sitting Bull as
an educated man, speaking French and
English, agraduate Of St. Johns Col.
lege, Fort Carney, &c. This Is a very
great mistake. Sitting Bull 10 q pure
blooded Indian Of the Uncapapa tribe Of
the DAkotah or Sioux nation. He ia en-.
tirely without education, and speaks only
his own language, with It's several
dialects. The writer knows Sitting Bull
very we'll, having spent several months
in his country some years ago.
Sitting Bull ia an implacable enemy Of
the white race, and has refused all Gov
ernment support since the Minnesota
massacre Of 1862, and has thus far re.
fused to treat with the Government.
That he is wary and skilful chieftain
the history Of his exploits for the past
two years fully shows, but his education
is that Of the plains and not Of the
schools.
September II, 1877.
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Nome Very ChcerluI Information.

The statement that the coal fields OF
The world WILDE exhausted in two thou.
sand years brings no permanent solace
% The man who has to carry the present
daily supply for the family up three pair
q 'taiFs; Nor need it irighteu any one
INTO the belief that there ia danger Of
freezing for want Of fuel. The supply
WI Be sufficient for the Oldest in6abi.
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THE MOST POPULAR Pill

ever furnished the American people. The high.
cat medical authorities Concede their superiority
over all others, because they possess Alternative,
tonic, aad healing properties contained In no
ether medicine. Being strongly Aatl.Bilious,
they expsl all humors, correct a Vitlated state Of
the system, and, being purely vegetable, they
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels in worSe condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, impart healthy
tone and Vigor before unknown.
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TEhc Tho choicest In the world-Impor,.
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American TIA Co., % Vssoy St., N. Y, ?. o. Box
III" IepI-4AWS
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1NIME TABLE WHEELING L ELM GROVE
1 X W. CO., In effect on and after Friday, May
Tho Seaside Library.

l. East Lynne, BY Mrs Henry Wood double
IosD {i.;S% | n, Ill;
y Jane Eyre, By Charlotte Brontc (lou. No voc.
Z. 4 Woman Halter, ChaS. Rsades new noVsl-1Oc
9. The hlack-Gndles, Jules Yernss lAtest.....iOc.
st Day. Of POmpetl, By Balwer.. .l0c.
Z. Adam tede, ~ George Eliot. double No. )?0c.
8. he Arundel Motto, By Mary Cecil H,y-...lre.
10 The Woman "A White, By WIlkis Collins...?O
II. The WI on the Floss, BY GeorTe EiOt.....20e.
e. The American Senator, BY Troll pe..........gOc
"a, a Princess ii Thule, by VIM BiAtk..,,....2fc
n. The Dead Secet By Wilk!c CollIls.........Ioc,
IS. Romo!A By GeorEe Eliot. (Doub'e MOL, ..2O:,
10. The Englhh at the North Pole and Fled
o. Ice, In ore book BY Jules verns....... Zoe.
y. Hid,tn PeTis, By May Cecil Hay ..... .iOe.
IS. BAIhar4,9 Hhtory, By Amelia D. EduArds-2oc
y. 4 Terrible Temptation, BY Charles ESade-iOc.
.. Old Curiosity hop BY Charles Dickens
Il feui ray ~ CbAre4 RESIDE.
y Man and Vile, BY alike cnllIns........ 20c
= The equlEe,s Legacy By Mary CeCiI Hay Zoe.
g. Never Too Late 10 Mend. By I Reade,......20c.
Is. Lady AdelIides Oath, By MrA Il. W6od-.I0c.
20 suIora Floyd, By Miss Il. Z Brlddon 20e,
q. Victor and VaDg1!shed, 81 81. C. ARy......I0c.
IS 4 Daughter Of Heath, By William BiscE. ice.
% EOEas Love Test, BY Miry Cell Hay ......-i6c.
70. Her Dearest Eco, By Mrs Alexander
u. Love Ne Little Love Me LONE By d, ReSdeI0c
w The QUEEN Of Hearts, By WililO Collins. I0c.
". Handy Andy By sAmuel Lover. ...2Oe.
~ simpIeton, By ChAs. ReIdc (.ingla No .l0e
3. Felix Holt, the Radical, By George ElIot.2Oc.
q. The wOoing OFT BY Mr. Ale1lnder.....-..20c.
%. The Mystery, BY Nm. Henry Wood-.......lOe.
Us. Heritage u LanSdGlc, By Mn. AIexAhder-IOe.
S9. AntoninA BY While Collins. Double No. l3Oe.
49, The Heir TO Ashley. By Mrs. Henry Wood Loo.
For sale By all Bc6k'ellers and EeESdeAlerA, Or
GE6RGE MUNko, fustiIu,
20. Box tc57. auSs-dI1 - ,
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FINANCIAL.
JoaS K. BO1zVoRD, Pret. GEO, ADA.s, cA.h'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF WHEELING

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
UVU
This Bank ia organised and prepared to transact
the business Of banking Ia ali IL details.
1t succeeds the First National Bank Of wheeling,
Ia owned BY the same shareholder and IL under the
SamH management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of It's Cor.
respondents and DePosiioru, and by prompt and
faithful eIscutioa Of theI wishes it hopes to merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes Aud Bills discounted
Collections made on all points throughout the
United State.
Deposit Accounts nhIeeG to check at light 70
and individuals
or At 6xsd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
DIRECTORS:
John (. Bots;ord, Vim. B. Simpson,
jacob 2. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
A. NJ. Adams, d. d. DeWeT.
Henry n. HlTper, my2I.dAw
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~ Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
from steubenvIlle and CoIumbus throuIh sikl0ut
change to CinctnnIu, LOUISVILLE, Iudlanapo md
st. Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago
The pleasure seeker or those ticking HoupSs n
the BsG should call on or address the undersigned
ioF through u.ne tables, maps, Land circulars and
iurthet Information ". l. 0'BRIEN,
Gent passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 10 HIgh
btTeet, Columbia Ohio myiT
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DRUGGISTS,
TO THELA

Fer your Pickles, MlrmalRdes, DC, ysu want
Pure Spices, Our Spices are not only strictly pure,
but they are BllO Of the very best quality We can
get. Call and examine them at
LOGAN, LIST 4 cos, Druggists.
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PILLS

Meet the wants Of those who need safe and
has 50 rapidly followed their introduction Is
evidence that they do supply this want, and
proves them to be
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SltuLsnrIQs AecOH1haCdaROs-IEaves BsIlare at
$40 p. nj BridSepOFt al Ass; and arrives ut steu-
bSn'Ills at SIS p m.
Leaves steubanvlls at rs n M: RTTiyes NJ
Bridgeport 1t s:65 =. IN.
sseSial accommodation trains leave Bellalre At
70 N. and 1913 p. M; Bird ePoIt at 9:46 Il m.
and 100 p. IN arrive At Martins Ferry 966 4. m.
and LILO p IN. Returning leave Martins FeTryat
ll:?5 IN. and $50 P. M; Bridgeport 1855 4. m.
and $40 p N; arrive At BellaIN at ll:5O H. M. and
asp III.
Tickets to all principal points In the Fest and
West can 10 procured al The UriOn Ticket Ofice,
Mcclure HouSe, and at the slAtOu at Bridgeport
r. Il MYERS,
my?g Gen0ral Pa.nenrrr md TIeLat Arant.
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SEMI.WEERLY.


b nstl, N SdFdNds, POaidgs fTpGtd.
,, ,tsg,...... ...t3 % six mOnthL ........,Si 30
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CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH RAAR0Ap.
" - COhBENSED TLlfB oAAD.
A&
On ard after May Seth, 1877, Trains mi run
dnly (e1cert sabdayl ~ iOlioWs, VA:
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No. stops At all statIoaI between Wheeling ma
yW1tm4Se;Eiandi No q stoPSIt ali Stations between
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BY HsiL Ia adVane'. rO'taGs FPutd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-27

She'll Der Gheasoer @s1suldaft psraulabt
baben fcQ: gtne SudSeitseelsul&ait Bate
loetem rings um BEN Nltar tsram plas ae.
nommsn; bic Bruut ities in Dem pradtisen
Nn3ug, pie sr BET icltsn @slessntsit.n
iibli4 1T, aus benz Wassn uns Der Brdu
t5am wolIis itr stsn ben 9lrm rsihen, als
er ~ unseididt mar, tr Elm uenis uuf Die
Sh'erps gu t,eten. Die SdGne ihrie
bisrauf unmi0tirlid auf uno iaBte in
i6arFsm Son: ,,Atsr pis unse(didt !"
Der junee Nann errGtbete uuD eing nit
Der Dame am arm gan, psruirrt gum al'
tar bin. Nler Nusen rubtsn auf Dem iun'
gen paare unb bic Gersmonie besann. Der
pfarrsr ridtste bic itlihe Urase 3uerit an
bic Braut uno erbielt bic iitlihs beiabenpe
Nntwort uno wollte sb'n oislelte 6raee an
ben 8rautisam rihten, ais cerielbs fit
umcrebte, unter bsm Qasruf: ,,Ntsr wie
umseltidt J" bic 0ir6s uerlteb, obne Der
ertauntsn @eisalhaft cine weitere grtld.
run1 3u aeben.
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trahtlih bod. 9ln Steusn mo frlber pon
"a Jub @a6sr warsn bat Der JluB isst
cine 5iefe BON so TuB.
- Su Dallas 1T Der 9au siner Del.
fatrif In Nnsrif aenummen worosn.
- Wit tem Nteno,uss Der 81. &. &
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pa6asitre Bon ct. 9ous an, Gle mad per.
fhieeener Sbeilen BON Seras peiterreifen
unb ben Staat ,u iArer Ssimatb ,u MAIDEN
seosnfsn.
- 8i(liam Worrilcr, Elm &aufmann
BON Sranse, Der at Der aus,sbruus lit,
eeaies ben Bug, I'm naA @alrs7on su rel.
fen uno lith paieltlt tsaaneeln ,u laGsn.
@ls man cine Strsfe wei! ssfabren, ent.
eedte man, cab Der Srants in isinem gib
sefurten mar.
- Die Blfsliissr Tne wisrsr tuhtis
an Der Nrbstt. Vm 24 murren pon Sort
Wortt aus bersits Wasenlubunsen Bai.
fel9dute mad ct. 9ouis serfdift.
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bigger. @oden ssrEuiisn uno i'd tSrts
nihts. Da, son namenlciem beimwfb
sefoltert, belt ids niht m,br LANCER bort
i'm iflen 6arren aus - mein gntlhlub
mar sefabt. Sd trauhts meine Mfntter
mid! srit oafiir ;u sewianen, is lslta, BON
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mutt tsoraust. mar ldrn auf ben @scan'
fen sstommsn, unieren rettmabi5en gr'
ndtrer uoer teien grbe in isiner rbeiai.
idsn Ssimat au rselumiren, wc audi unier
Sas,o psilte; ih tpfte burd Sasto Die
Spur tss Geliebten auBuiinosn - unb 70
maehtsn mir ms nenn auf ZEN 8es.
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in fsterbaitsr Saif aeiprchsn, uno Ssnny,
ilarr mie ein @armortilb, jsrss Wort RON
itrsn 9ippen atse!cisn, iratreno blsihe
Gnsit auf BEN 3asen Der @attsr rubts.
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NJ Naf.
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lanste i'd nit meinsr SHUTTER in Der pei.
mat msinss gaters an, nidte fe bitter Dor
ilh bin. gEir fanpen ibn - Elm unids1idb
bitteres 9atsln ser;srrte iaren 1dSnen
Wunc - Id, mag an BEN Gmpfans niht
oenfsu; senus. bic @utter er,wana uns
auinahme unter Dem patsrlihen Dad.
Watrsnb i'd bic erfen Sage franf rane.
cerlaa, teiirmte i'd bic @utter, uuisrsn
Sasfo auf,uiuden ad, it mar ,u
idwah, Rs ,u beslsiten unb rubte bod.
pae i'd burh ibn muir auf bic Jabr's ses
Ssi berlslntsn fommen wiirte.
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