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A curious incident occurred at the
Navy Department in Washington the
other day. An old sailor presented .
claim for On extra allowance voted BY
Congress to those who served in the
Mexican war. He gave his nsme as
John Cowan. and said that he served
in United States schooner which did
duty on the Southern coast. The re.
cords of the vessel were searched, but
no trsce OF John Cowan WAS discovered,
although it appeared that there WAS .
man named John Kirwan on board of
her. He was then asked to furnish
some evidence BY which he could be
identified. At first be could remember
nothing. but after while he said that
he did remember having been court.
martialed and sentenced 10 thirty lashes
with the cat ten having been given at
Havana, ten ct Key West, and ten at
smother point. Again the old log WAS
searched. and it was found that John
Kirwsn had received thirty blows with
. CATO nine tails. This Identification
Was deemed sufficient.
The foregoing IL from the New York
Erening Post. The subject Of the mar
rative IL Mr.. John Cowan, the csrpen-
ter. Of this city. With q slight correc-
ton it ID oil right. Mr.. Cowan applied
for the pro6ered benefit ON account Of
HE services in the Florida war. when
on board the schooner Van Buren,, he
served the Government between two
and three years. After the lapse Of
nearly forty years he found it very diff
Acult TO identity himself in manner
acceptable to the Pension Bureau. Re-
peatsd efforts failed; and, had il not
been for the little circumstance of the
logging. (Which, BY the way, he will
now cease regretting) he would probs.
bly, have been obliged to yield the effort
without reward. The gratifying an
noancement of the granting Of his re-
tition will be made to him for the frst
time through the columns Of this MORN
ing's INrELLIaENcER.
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THE following. from the Okolona
(Mississippi) States. is q sample Of
the mental pabulum fed their Demo-
cratic readers BY newspapers of the
South =.
There ought to have been . hanging
spree on the day that Lincoln declared
war. He ought to have been hurled
hecls-loremost out Of the White House.
and swung up TO the Arst tree. BE
was the arbitrator Of his age. and his
memory 10 more odious and infamous
than that OF any other thug in history.
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nRlTlsII COLUMBaA.

vIcfoRIA, July l5-RAin fell unccas.
iagly since Sunday night until this
morning. when the wind changed to
thu west. and the snn 10 again aiming.
The effect OF this modern dsluge npon
the crops cannot yet 10 determined.
The Hutchinson family ssag Of the
Thsatsr Royal last night to large au-
dienoe.
The italian bark Bersegliere. 50 days
from CallAo. chartsred BY WEIGH. Rithst
4 Co. 70 load lumber IS 0oodyvillc.
Burrard Inlet arrived on Sunday night.
4a.k Forward. with lsmbes, sailed fos
ol1ney O Sunday night
- 1Aemas 3ls1oAss and sAip "
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British coins bear the image of the
Queen ~ she looked when eighteen
years of age. She has reigued forty.
two years. il now past sixty, and IL ,
great.srandmother. The London Times
calls for . change. II the Queen 10 to
b represented on the coin Of the land,
she oaght to bs there truthfully. - shs
10 and not - she was . half century
ego. There 10 force 10 the argument.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-16

The victorians complain Justify Of
The cold. vet and backward spring and
summer they have had. Outdoor
entertainments have proved unsnjoya.
bic. people shiver and shake and burn
coal - IN December. and nothing grows
we'll but weeds. The Oldest inhabit-
ant" cannot recall . season like the
present one.
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II Conner, coal lsdenufor San Francisco,
and bark Isabella, lumber laden for
Fiji, are ready for sea.
Steamship Empire sails on Friday
and steamer Dakota on Saturday for
San Francisco.
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CALL on ]. A. McPuEE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes aud Cutlery. He keeps
the beat supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
suprlied 1t either Wholesale or retail.
Stand next to SohwabAcher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle. w. T.
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Coon WoRK.-Mr. II. Mapel has
sold. during the past year. 81 marble
gravestones and four handsome mona.
mcnts. This Is more marblework than
can be found in any cemetery in Wash.
inston Territory. Seattle and Olympia
have the finest stones in their GENE
tcries. r. MAPRL.
jylodlw
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%elsgI!a|(!B|)

SHERMAN HYDE / Co. Pacific Cost
Agents. Also agents for tho celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l-dAwly San Francisco.
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PoRr TowNsRxD. July l5-Capt. ].
Il. 6sldsn Loft hare yesterday for Pen.
aAeola, Florida. where he will take com.
mand 81 the revenue cutter Seward.
Tho IamigAtion Society meets this
evening" TO elect officers.
The cutter Wolcott 10 cruising down
the Straits.
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We take this method Of thanking all those psr.
sons Who have taken % nuch interest In our
sdAiEs In regard - the recent suicide case. In
which We were employed - undGtakerS. Had
outsiders been % generous - 10 have attended to
their own business, ~ would have land - soon
- . peimit could have bsen procured) in due
time given the remains Of Thee. Newman not
only . respectable. but lawful burial. We viii
here state that oil the work and trouble, - we'll
- the sofnn In which the poor unfortunate mans
bones COW rest, are eheerfully donated by us.
free Of charee. to the dead and his friends. not
withstandins it was publishsd that we were paid
20 perform the work. and neglected our duty,
thinking no one would ind fault. We could see
no improperly in leaving the remains unmarried
till NoHday morning. We then procured per.
NIT. and on going to the cemetery to Anish our
work. ionnd that the remains had been buried
toe previous evening. There was no willful neg.
leet nor foreetfulness. nor lack Of proper regard
or due respect for the dead whstevef on our part.
Respectfully,
COULTER SCHILLESTAD.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE sale of
twelve million new per cents. have
been effected by the First National
Bank to J. 8. Morgan s. Co., London,
at . price equivalent to about 10l,.
New York quotations. This closes the
amount taken by the syndicate in
April.
MEMPHIS, July 15-The first train
on the Little Rock roa,l since last FRI
day left this morning for Towske, Ark,
to which point quarantine has been
raised. No new cases have been re-
ported and the excitement has subsid-
cd. Some few citizens have returned.
NEW YORK, July 15-Regarding a
recent Berlin dispatch relative to the
relations between Russia and the Uni
ted States concerning the Alaska fish
cries. Washington special says moth
ing is known at the State Department
about any such negotiations. It is
probable that the American Minister
at St. Petersburg may have received
from the Russian Government some
privilege for American fishermen to
land on the shores of Ksmtchska and
the sea Of Okhotsk, but as the waters
OF Alaska within the jurisdiction of the
United States abound with every vari-
ETY. of fish known to that latitude,
there is no occasion for this Govern
ment negotiating with Russia to secure
additional fishing grounds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-16
PIANO LESSONS.
PUPILS WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY FROM THE CITY OF NEW
"A YORK wishes 70 take Pupils on the Piano.
She bas enjoyed unusual aAvantaGce. In having
eAe best teechsgs that the city a0oedsd. and ~.
tioa - parsnts q guardians Who may fevoe ~
With their patyOa09e. a. 000AN
nh slsss(. opposite uaivssstty 0osnds. =
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THE finest brands Of Cigars and To-
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op-
posits Yes'ers Han. jysH
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT OLYafPlA. w. T.. |

LAND OFFICE At o. YsfPlA, w. t..
July Sd, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN folloving-named settler hes died notice Of
his intention TO make nal proof In support of his
clsim. and secure hnss entry thereof Of the sx-
pirAtion Of thirty days from the date OF this
notice, VIZ:
J. u. Irvine, Homestead Application No. 1918.
foe the lot !, and oEk Of 01h OF Section -. -
m. B Z, and names the following - his VII.
neasss, via 0afd1er ooodridge. Of 6nohosnish
ConnSv. y. T.. and Jan0o CslAo9. of onoholainh
County. ". :. !. =. 11OWUs
iylSvS6 HAG1gt8.
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n Office.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IA the SEATTLE Homes1ead Association Will Be
held q the once Of the Company on Commercial
0sreet. In Seattle ON Monday. July 2lst, 1879. a
l02o An, tor The tzansaction Of such business ss
nay cone before q.
0y oedef ef the President.
JOHN n. BLANCHARD.
!ylldkvtd Secretary.
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Go 10 the Concordia Hall on Mill
street. where you will get good glass
at beer for i've cents; also the best Of
liquors at ten cents . drink. All kinds
OF California wines BY the glass or bot
tie. A first-clas pool table and the
best free lunch in town. Come and
see.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

CHALID PROPOSALS FOB tax ERECTION
y Of dwelling On Fourth street. Seattle; plans
and Specifications 10 b found Of r. W. Wald's
Hardware SIRE. Bids will be received until July
18th. The right TO reject any and all bids 10 re-
served.
jysdlv CHAS. CASE.
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RAs11ax OATMEAL foe ssle 6
CAilbesg BretAers'.
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~ Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAvvoRD : HAaRIxerox. Agsnts.
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TIE STEAMSHIP
TIE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CHESTER
Lice Tens.
PETER MACKIE, CoMMANpER.

These steamers leave victoria st nosn on the
DAY advesttssd. Tickets ars good only on the
steamer for which they ass purchased. and ere
not 6ansfersble.
INDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Hereafter the freishts which. - Per tari6, have
been - Per ton. Will b charged u IS Per ton.
From and aftsr this data AL BAooAa. Of Puget
Sound pa1Danees BY p. II. D. D. Cos steamers
Via Victoria viii b under custom-house seal, and
house authorities in San Francisco.
Seattle. July 10. 1879.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
b. L. TIBbAI.0
General Agent for PUGET Sound.
Fort IUVnnaod. W. =.
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Ro1 GENUINE GkaxAu Mn Brcod
60 b Pipes'A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..

A IL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINs7
II ngotiating . certain promissory note dfawE
BY me In favor Of ". r. Impett and endorsed By
Wsdoell Miles, for 5000. dated September, 1878
- hold debts against said Impstt for $s7l4 10
Port Madison, July Is, 1879.
jyl6-dlm z. HA44OND.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
CHARLESTON, July 14th-Ten whites
aud five colored persons died from sun
stroke yesterday. Heavy rains and .
thunderstorm in the evening lowered
the temperature over 20 degrees.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Herald to-
day says: Observations of the grain
crop in all counties on the line Of the
Union Pacific as far west as the North
Platte, reported in our kilograms. give
indications similar to the reports hith-
erto received from many other parts of
the country. Wheat is in fine condition
and corn likely to surpass any crop ever
harvested. Taking all the grain pro-
ducing regions together. the evidence
shows that we shall make crop greatly
exceeding our yearly average"
Hartman, the Maine pedestrian. who
eloped with the wife of George w.
Stockhouse, steward of the st. James
hotel, few weeks since, was found at
Boston last week. Mrs. Stockhouse is
Q sister Of the proprietor of the St.
James. and became infatuated with
Hartman during The Gilmore walking
match; going there nightly, strewing
flowers before him. and nursing him
when the contest closed. She seems to
have planned the elopement, following
him to Philadelphia. thence going to
Richmond. The husband followed and
finally traced them to Mcdford, north
Of Boston.
ST.. Louis, July l4th-W ] Lewis. q
prominent merchant and banker, and
largely interested in the Big Muddy
coal mines in Southern Illinois, was
overcome by heat at Carondelet, g miles
below the city, this morning, and died
in 20 minutes.
CoNsTANTINoPLH, July Is - The
Porte has rejected the proposal Of tn 9
British ambassador that England act
~ intermediator with the powers in
the settlement OF the Greek frontier
question.
RoUEN. July 15-DeL esseps in a spec.
ial speech declared that friendship be-
tween France and the United States
would facilitate the construction Of the
Darien Canal. He believed the canal
would be completed in five or six
years. This IL less than his former es-
innate Of time necessary for the con-
struction OF the work. Considered by
some. DeLssseps would have taken q
moro prudent course If. instead of AK
ing . subscription Of four hundred
million francs for the canal, he had
formed . small preparatory company to
mako more complete investigations.
Paul LAroy Beabon points out that it is
not certain that tho Nicarsgua route
has not advantages thai may hereafter
lead TO the creation Of second canal,
which would deprive DeLesseps's enter.
prise OF the trade Of two coasts Of the
United States on which il relies for its
chief profits.
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@ermtld,te telearapbifd,e sepefd,en.

Der pOrgeter1 aus Giberpool in j Il 0 II
angefommene 9ampfar ,SlDriau" brabte Die
MannId)aft Der pom Wartinique nad) ct.
Yterre beitimuten 8rigg c@pgene." 9as
| lettere 5abrSeu9 murSe uuteriueg8 ettn1aitet
uHo mar i'm Sinfen begrlfier, alS eS Der 9ams
pier antraf.
Cine 9setitieu su Gnnffen bes ,,Sreutz
Saual" 9 orr dag s 1T oem canaoifden
Barlameltt unterbreitet morben. 9ieier &a
| 1tal iuiiroe ben Sabrmeg su gSaiIer spiiden
Chicago ooer Duluth unS Montreal i'm 400
0feilen pertiirseu.
Die britii9e Briu5eiiiu, tpeld)e
mad elmer geitern perGfientlid)ten 0epeidle inn
8egriffe itebt, sur fatbolii6en Stride iibersutre-
ten, loa gtiemano aitberS iein, als 8rin,eiiin
gouiie, bic @emabliu bes @eneral= l=@ouoerneurs
pon Canada.
Die @eietgebung Epon 9 il Carolina
trat geitern in Columbia suIannlell
Sn Bbilaoelp p bia pur0en geitern ipei=
terc Sorbereitungen fir ben gmp fang be8
8enerals Grant am 16. DECEMBER Don
einem 3n oteiem 3wede ernaunten Stabtratbs-
@oniite getrofien. 9as Sontite beid)loB, bic
9onoerltsl1re uno Staat6beamten BON 8enn.
lgluanien, 9elntgare unS Warplano Sur Sc
tbetligun9 all benz gmpfange ein3ulaoen.
5t oem Su Sarri8 burg, 8eunI., gez
tiibrten Yro5eiie gegeu perid)iebene 0titglieoer
Der @elekgebung tpegcn angebltd)er Corruption
lnb Sslte6lid) :eit in Sesrg auf Die u fru T.
@nti d. a bi9ungsz Sill itellte gelteru Der
Sertbeiotgungsanlpalt Serr ben 4ntraq, Die
slnflage 5u iiitren, neil bieielbe nt6t bon ener
gelcbltd) couitttuirten @rauO Surp erboben
morpen Jet. 0a8 @erid)t miro lpabri6cinlif
bIte iiber ben slntra9 entifcibeu.
Sn @ @optngton, ap., bat Die @ranb =
Surn oen Staotiteuereinnebmer Sobu 6reer
pegen llnterI6ltifs, ben Gountpridlter Bbiz
lippS megen BilidtUernabldii9ung, uno 81
gSrtbe pegen Saitens pnn Sill0rotti den obne
@on5eiiton iii Qnflage5uitano perictt.
Drcl5,gSS.:ss w. 9isr3i9 so Pitaoliiten nnO
geidtdftsleute BON ~. ooonis itattez
ten geitern l5rrt. 5dp Goulu eiren 9eud) mi
;qiiloe1z 1z{5otet" db lint NIT lbm itGcr etne go
iittt III F,Sua AMI cen @lienbabnperfebr BON
ct. 2ouiS iu conferiren. Gouie lolt ben S5erz
reH periprodJen gaben; Die SlttertIieu Der GtcSt
in1 Il5e j., behaften.
Sn 9 0 # 0 II lpurOe geiIerh c:e g I'M M
regtfrirnng biniidtlid) Del beuoritebenoen
Wuntsipallpnbl geid)loiitn, llngeidbr 1000
5Srauelt - 800 iGelli9eri ais man ermartete -
baben itd) re9itriren lalien, I'M ba. Der SSt)ul'
oireftorentuabl rit3uItimmen.
Sn Gincimnati bsging 9eitsrn Der 67z
idbrige Sas. 8ibncr, ieu., etu befannter 8iir-
ger, g eli morO, tnbem er idb i'll ieiuem
Setter eroroiidts. @r bate ftd) eilt 6aidentuf
nnt Den 6al8 9efuiipit uuO baiiclbe mil etRem
SeIenItiese ifIt s!tlantulcu qeIduiirt
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Ser &ettun0S=Mufer.
@autf,maslid,e aessasan,,er,

Der oellt|de geiEgiaube b,traf)tat otn 9udlf
als Den i;niriigltdcn Yropbeten fir bic eebens=
bauer eines Dienl6en, uno gar mautbsr unie=
rer geler bat pislleid)t, lpann er els &irb int
gSaloe einen aufuf id,rsiels ttrle, in ben 9Salo
gerufen;
.eteber aufuf, 3eis' mir an,
USE iuu9e ld nod le6en fann."-
uno bat oalln nit Span1ung Die &ufufsruie
geSdblt. Die mloberne SSiienId)aft hat aud,
Den Srfuf als BrOpbetsn abaelett, Die @abr-
ltelnlid)feitsre9nuuaen ecr 9sbensperitferuna
erfitllen oie'en SweG piei geuauer, ais Der
9nfnf, Oehen 9tuf bod nlr eiumal in 9al,ieno
6dQen oas annaheruo Iid,sige irifit. 0c
sonboner SerEd,erungsgeieGi Gi6aften baben,
AMI ianStabri9e @rfabrung geitiibt, geuaut
Serednungsu angeitel(t iiber Die lnuthmaBlide
eebensoauer bon Yeriunen sstnifei1 alters.
5n Der eriten &eibe II rao gegenpdrtige slter
Don perlane,t lillt burdlhnittlib gutter @e=
lunpbeit, uno in Spe1ter Jfeibe finbet man Die
An5abl Der Sabre, iuelde Die reip. Berionen
Der Observation-Disclosures Sufolqe nod
Su leben babelh Die Sabelle tit 6aS Jfeiultat
genancr gerednun9 uno ertpeiit id) ielten als
un3lusrldliig. Bl0tlidle Sterbefdlle ebenioz
mobl, ipie nngetp0bnlid bobss, after i;nb babel
nid)t in Setrad)t gespseii. Sic Sobelle seiet
MIR Die SurfiGuittlih gu eripartenoe 2ebens=
ldnSe zines Menlf)en, eincrlei, oh Itann poer
sSralt.
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anitatt iiepon Der amerifanii6en 9tegicrimg sn

an1att iieOon Der amerifuniiden 9tegierltn9 ;n
betteln.
y9e 9torb," cas ruiiii6e Organ in Brill
iel, berOiientli6t eineu Srief ans Yetersburg,
peldler Die 9lngabe tpieSerboIt, NaB Baron
9'Subril, Der ruiiiid)e @cIanote in Serlin,
olr4 elne oem 5iiriten Sismarf befer Suia-
9euoe Berion eriebt ruerocn ioQ.
= 8as Barrier Sournal ,.2e Semp8" per
tiinbet, oaB Sr. Sanorp b'Gfou, Der &crarz
lfalter zines lesitimiitiifn gantettS in Der
Sen0ee, inter Der 9(rflage Der 9lufmiegeluuQ
Dor 9erid)t acitellt merOen ioG.
: Die SobengrGbcr III 2aucaibire, Gfeibirc
uno Stafforbibire, @n9laub, baben cine 2obu=
erbObung bon 10 Brojeut geforoert.
= aarbinal gtina, Der pdpitlidje StaatSie.
fretdr, bat Ben pdpitlidlen g1untius in Sriiiiel
su Der @rfldrung autoriiirt, baB Der Satifan
feine anoere Sprade biniidtltd Der belgii6eu
@rStebnngSbiG gefiibrt babe, anger oerjenigen,
tueld)e III ieiner biplomatii6en GorreipouSen3
nit Der bel9ld)en &eqieruuQ enthalten lei.
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ssdbrenO oeS ariesss bieate er in Der Unions

sdbrenO oes ariegss biente er in Der Unions
Grmee.
9H Stem : Dorf i6nitt iid @l1ia Martbo
Surgmeger, cine Otagb i'm 6auie bes $. a0rrr
ben 6als ab. Wau fanO Die 2ei6e Morgens
ais bic 5anlilie suul 5riibitiid 9eben tpollte,
TIM Speiie3tmnler.
Die 8 orten SeraiftungS Sc,
d1t d te in q enc 9 OF ,itad,t in 8etbaD,
areBss altlehelts Die gefrige II yStsstg." mel.
oct bes gseiterlt: ,,Sobal6 5tihter 9apis
oas oabin geitedte @eiu6 sensbnigt bat, miro
eiu etenlifer nit Der Scrnabnle Der Qnalpie
hes MtagenS res oergifteten SEQ. 8heeler be-
auftragt meroen. 0fen begt iett 6offnuug,
DIE SdweIter OeS Seritorbensn, 6rdul. Suite
9Sbeeler, am 0eben erbalten ;u fOnlten. Wtut=
ter ltno @ouitne itnb bereits auser @efahr.-
gSie man erniittelt, Hnb aud, bic Santlfien roli
stepben Wtuiren in 8eit 3S. Straee llnb bes
observation-disclosures Mc@inniB in gSeit
~. StraBa, I'M @an5en neln 8erionen sdhz
lenof III Sol9e oes @enulles bon Oterringue=
3orte, Die man bel bem Bidder Sd)infel Don
gtr. Gil, 8. Mpenue, am Is. 6S. Sits, qe.
fauft, idper erfranft, unb Die Spmptome al
Ter oteier Yatienten iino eenau oieielben, tuie
bic bel Der Santilte gSb9ler. Die Seh5r<
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oeren Yrdioent Der tiiftige Geoafteur tSr. 6.
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lid nt9t an einem iebr anitduoi9en Blabe gez
iuelen su iein, Oenn Der 2aternenmann itngt
gum abidiebe:
an sllein bort in Dem eroSen giof
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gSenn lints uno rethts aud iifh brett nadlt
Sas &after init Der fredDen Sterne.
Sei6eiben, mic oas 8eil6en bli6t,
Stan6 ie; iple Sdlnee, Der frib gefallen,
Sort inter Jiadhbarn, bic 5par au6-
0od lebet nid1t 10 iriitb, 9eIallen.
gtur manbma bdmpfte lie i5r 2i6t,
gSenn @iner fam Su a6onniren,
6llrSi)tis, in Gjeoanfen-ood
95erpe1ielte einmal Die Shitren.""