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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 2.-Ralib Pasha is
appointed minister of marine, and Osman
Pasha. present. minister of wal, commander
Of the army.
BERLIN Dec. accumulation between
Frankfort on the Main and Cobblentz,
which has been interrupted by the floods,
has been restored. The railroads are
gradually resuming traffic.
MADaID, Dec. 2.-The Liberal publishes
a letter from Marquis Sardoal, an induen-
tial member of the monarchical Democrats,
declining TO accept the programme Of
Marshal Serrano unless the articles limit
ing the kings prerogative are entirely
suppressed.
CoNsrANrMor1E, Dec. 2.-Mehemet Pa
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Hazen, of Cincinnati, who worked up the
evidence against Bassett, was present all
of the time during the trial.
BURNED ON THE LAKE.

evidence against Bassett, was present all
of the time during the trial.
BURNED ON THE LAKE.
CHICAGO, Dec. "A tug this evening
picked up the lake barge A. w. Luckey,
ten miles down the lake in disabled con-
dition and towed her into port. The cap
tain of the Luckey stated that the steam
barge R. G. Peters was towing the Luckey
last nightwhen suddenly the Peters caught
fire forty miles off Milwaukee, and before
aid could be rendered sank stern first, with
Capt. Olsen, Mate Larsen end eleven
others, comprising the crew. The Luckey
tried to assist them, but the wind was high
and the barge became unmanageable. The
Peters was a nearly new vessel, valued at
$4,000, owned by L. Sands, of Manistee,
ranks first class, and was insured.
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 2.-Late last night
Henry Cannon, colored, went to his wife's
house in the northern part of the city, and
from whom he had been separated some
time, broke in the door of her dwelling
and killed her with a butcher knife and
colored woman who was sleeping with her.
Cannon was arrested to-day, and says he
was under the impression the companion
OF his wife was man.
ASHORE.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Dec. 2.-The schoon-
er Case, of Ogdensburg, bound to Oswego,
ran back to Cape Vincent for shelter, and
last night while trying to pass out ran
ashore on Garden island.
MURDER BY REVENUE SPIES.
October 20, in Floyd county, KY, Andy
Hall was shot and killed by men concealed
in the brush. A. boy with Hall recognized
the man who did the shooting as Richard
Vance. A few minutes later, Vance, Andy
Sloan and Linville Higgins were seen near
the scene of the murder, all armed with
guns. Yesterday the father of Hall swore
out warrants against them and the three
were arrested and jailed to await trial for
murder. The three men are in the employ
OF revenue officials as spies on moon
sinners in the mountains, and procurers of
witnesses against them.
FATALLY HURT.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 2.-An unknown
man was knocked down by an unruly horse
this morning at the corner of Fourth and
Main streets and received injuries which
will cause his death.
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PROBABLE MURDER.

The Body of an Unknown Man Found
Near the City-Seated Near a Straw
Stack and Frozen Stiff-Marks of Vic.
lence on His Person-NO Means of Iden
tificatios Found-A Mystery that Should
be Solved.
Yesterday afternoon word was received
by Messrs. McCarth & Donnelly tina
the body of a. man had boon found shor
distance west of the Catholic cemetery
and Mr.. Mccarthy with Officer Baer started
out there Immediately and brought the re
mains into the undertaking rooms of thu
firm on Wabashaw street.
WHAT IS KNOWN OF THE CRIME.
There is really little known as to the
manner of the mans death. ALI the sum
mer and fall the people who live near the
place where the body was found have been
greatly annoyed by the tramps who have
gathered in that vicinity. They have beer
in the habit of gathering there in consid.
cradle numbers, and during the summe,
months they have taken possession of the
straw piles near the houses, and have used
them for sleeping apartments. Mr.. Sc
bastian Zeik, who owns or occupied
the ground near where the man was
found. has been very much an.
noyed by them, but at the same time he
did not know what to do to get rid OF
them. One of his neighbors some time
ago was troubled in the same way, and
finally notified them to leave. The result
was that they did not leave at all, but on
the contrary his straw stacks were burned
to the ground. The tramps still held
possession of the situation and continued
to annoy all the people in that vicinity
On Wednesday Mr.. Keiz visited the
straw stack and everything was all
right, and there were no signs of anything
being wrong. Yesterday when he went
out to the straw pile he found the body OF
the man sitting up against the pile OF
straw, partly concealed by a little straw
that had been thrown over him. He i'm.
mediately sent in word as above stated.
When Mr.. Mccarthy and Officer Baer
reached the spot, they found young man
twenty-seven or twenty EIGHT years of age,
sitting up against the straw pile. The
body was frozen stiff, and the blood that
flowed from what are supposed
to be wounds on his face
had been frozen all the
way down, SO that his coat was frozen to
his underclothes. After the body had been
brought into the undertaking rooms of
Messrs. Mccarthy & Donnelly, the coroner
attempted to make on examination to see
how much he was injured, bat it was found
impossible to tell anything about it till
the body is thx~ed out. It looks as though
the man was shot in the face; still this is
BY no means certain. An examination of
q more thorough character will be made
as soon % it is possible. Tho man looks
like laboring man, and was comfortably
clad in what appeared to be foreign made
clothes. A man named John Gebhart
thought that he had seen the man at work
on the Keller farm, east of the city. No
one else knew tho man at all. Nothing was
found on his person calculated to show
who be was.
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From Sunday S Edition

The following matter on this page appeared
In Sundays edition. The reason for this repub-
iicaton is because our regular mail rate of sub
cription does not include the Sunday issue, and
comparatively few in the country care to pay
extra for the Sunday edition. which lies in the
st. Paul postofice and goes out in the same
mail with the Monday paper. The more i'm
portaut news, to the extent of two or three col
umns, IL, therefore, published on Monday for
the benefit Of country subscribers who do not see
the Sunday Globe
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No Ressssts.

CHIoAoo, Dec. "A full meeting Of rep
resentatives of the railroads concerned in
tho war was held at the Office of tho North
western railway. The meeting lasted owe,
three hours, but shortly after / O'Clock
an adjournment was taken to New York
city, Dec. 8. Those present, SO far as
seen, agreed in the statement that nothing
was accomplished, and that the war re-
mains exactly as before the meeting. The
various representatives were very decided
in pressing their cases. There was no indi-
cation of weakening in the stand taken by
tho various roads.
The question of territorial extension was
the only one considered, Mr.. Porter insist
ing that per centages were subordinate
and subsequent affairs.
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MACVEAGH'S REPLY.
He Doesn't! Think Dsrsey's Letter IL
Worthy of Belief.


Worthy of Belief
INV Yoax, Dec. 2.-Hon. Wayne Mac
Veagh, this afternoon, in reply to an in
quiry as to the charge of ex-senator Dor
sey that he had violated confidence during
his term of Office, said: "An answer is not
necessary. The whole letter is tissue of
falsehoods from beginning to end, except
ing one solitary fact-that objected to
any secret examination. Before entered
the cabinet Of President Garfield, Dorsey
painted me in very unfavorable colors. II
was as bad AZ he represented, why did he
come to me, az he says, and intrust me
with this confidential business. Every
thing that was necessary to be said on the
subject Of the star reuters I placed in my
letter to President Arthur, and that CON
slider sufficient reply, as I explained
everything. It is sufficient to know that
Dorsey is under Indictment and awaiting
trial"
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Chicago Driving Park.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The following were
elected directors of the Chicago Driving
park at the annual meeting to-day for the
season of 1883: j. E. Brewster, B. II.
Campbell, ]. 8. Carter, d. 81. Curtis, j. +.
Gore, D. i. Hall, w. F. Leland, w. R. King.
81. J. Milligan. Geo. g. Newbury; b. d.
Pate, Washington Hesing, Isaac Waixle.
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THE ST PAUL DAILY GLOBE sDECEBER 1882

sha, convicted of conspiracy against the
sultan. has been sentenced to exile.
LISBON, Dec. PA United States steam
or, name unknown, bat probably the Nip
sic, is ashore at the entrance of the river
Tapus
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THE OLD WORLD.
FEOKOG7TYON 0FTHE BRTrTSHPAR.
LIllIENT YESTERDAY.

Speech of the Queen from the Throne Sat
isfactory Condition of the Empire Save
as to Ireiand-Davitt and His Associates
Summoned to Give Bonds for Good Be
haviOr-A Compilation of General Conf
mental News.
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That Husband of MIN,

IL three times the man he was before he begar
using 'Wells' Health Renewer." 81. is.
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CRIMES CASUALTIES
BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROB A TRIM IN
TEXTS FRUSTRATED.

Frank Frayne Acquitted of Intentional
Understanding of u Steam Barge on
Lake Michigan With Thirteen Persons on
Board--Fires at White Bear, Menominee
and Elsewhere-A Long Series of Mis-
haps and Misdemeanors.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Nxw CoMERsrowN, O., Dec. 2.-The jury
in the case of Arthur Bassett, of this place,
who has been on trial one week charged
with robbing the Adams express Office
here of about 500 over a year ago, dis
agreed this morning, standing five for ac-
quittal and seven for conviction. The
case attracted considerable attention, as
this was the third time Bassett has been
arrested for the same offense. About $50
Witnesses were examined. Detective Larry
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ments all held on track, and while sample
lots were plenty there was no in store bar
ley of account to trade in. Demand light
all round, and market dull generally with
prices weaker and easier.
The demand for hog products was fairly
active, and the offerings moderate. Prices
averaged lower on all the leading descrip-
tons, and ruled comparatively steady at
the decline. Shipping demand modera-
lively active, especially for export. For
eign advices rather unfavorable, and lard
quoted &c lower. Eastern markets with
out material change. The receipts of pro-
duct were fair, and the shipments of all
kinds unusually heavy. The demand for
mess pork was moderately active and the
offerings fair. Prices ruled about So 1Oc
lower, and closed steady. Cash quiet and
moderately active and closed steady at
$500; January in good request and
closed at 1895; February was in good de-
mand and sold at $19.4911S and closed quiet
at $19A5; March in active request, sold
at $17.45 and closed steady at $17.55; Nay
In good demand and closed steady at
Sits.
The inquiry for lard was active, and the
offerings free. Prices ruled easy and do
clined 5@10c and closed steady. The de-
mand for short rib sides was fair and Of
ferings moderate. Prices averaged trifie
lower. Cash rather quiet. Green meats,
demand rather light and offerings modsr-
ate, with prices steady. Picked meats,
rather light inquiry, and offerings moder-
ate. Prices steady at 9Z@1O7c. Hams,
according to age, 1880. Shoulders and
bellies. 11@11Xc. Boxed meats in good
request and offerings moderate. Export
inquiry fair.
Packing operations were prosecuted
quite actively during the week just closed,
yet the returns are gradually
falling below those of last
season. The supply of hogs was below
general expectations, and the weather was
cooler, consequently the situation was
somewhat unsatisfactory to manufac-
turers. The manufacture of mess pork
continues fair, and other cuts Of pork at
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Oan,e Naatmer 8S3.


giri4en, Yfirf;Ge, 9lprifOisn auf StaiiIs
ieIn ben @dlten 3li prdientiren, fpsnn es
n,ogIih it, tie auf Dem Baun,e leIbIt pcrz
suleben2 50 flein baS Baumben audi
II, I'M Serbdltnilie tragt es bod reiGIih
Sriid1te, itnD ipelden unpergleihIihen
Shmud erbalt Bic IafeI, irenn neben
iebem Goupert Elm Hfiriihs, Elm 9lprifpienz
baum BON 12, 20 pber "a 3oa s6be ges
itellt ipiirbe, ie6er gun, minbeItens mi
brei Bis fiinf id,Dnen 5rlhten beIa0en.1 :
9a5 game @ebeimniB ioIfer 3insiliers
SbItsudt beltebt in nihts 9lnserenl ais
beb man in Elm paiienpes @eldirr eis
iungeS, fIeines, bereits pereoeIteS Db5ts
ftdmmhen einpflanst. fladoent man eS
felner idmntIiben er6Bersnnno itarferen
9Surselm beraubt bat. Gie perbIeibenben
feinen Saars Dber 5aieripuraeIn iino ponz
auf eeniisenb, bic erforoerlide Nabrung
su3ufiibren uno ieIbif in eislen gang iIei
nen @eidirr lit fir bieien 3iped geniigenO
GrOe pDrbanben. DaS Ablhneioen bee
groBen Buraeln beldleunist lidt nur oas
Jleifen Der sSriid,te, jonoern rernebrt
aud bie Sruatbarfeit unb sipin8t
Die BHansea gum seitisen unb ihnelIeu
Iragen bab babel aud iorsfaItis bic
iiberiluilisen oberiroifaen Iriebe entfernt
tperoen miiilen, perltebt iih tpn felbit.
so lit eS Gem @artensD sDireftpr Der Gonis
gin 8iftCria, 9errn SnsranL beilpieIsz
ipeiIe seIunGerL bon 9seben I'm utter BON
nur ahtSehn Wsonaten idon feds bor3iig.
gi6e 5rauben Sl ersisIen.
gSas es aber fur ben 2iebbaber fir ein
6enub tit, unmittelbar unter ieinen qua
gen bic Sdunden lih NIT Blatben be-
oefsn su ieben, baun Der irnmer tpeiter
fortidreitenoen AusbilDung Der Jruht su
folgen ino suIebt ieine Ialhenfultur
ourh tuohlidmefenoe bubble Sriihte bes
Iobnt 5il ieben bas brauhen mir ippbL
nidt erlt Su betonen. Die ilsus quIturz
Wletbooe, beren Wiottp itd in Die bret
8orte SuIammenfaiien IdBt ; vIdnea, gut
uno Ieift," birfte ii9 baIb iibsraa sabI<
reihe 5rennoe ertperben. eSenernannn
tuiro oann I'M Stanoe Ieir, iifb ieIblt elit
fleines SbitsdrtIsin ansuIeeen, uno neben
ben Blnnentppfen tperDen bic Gbfst1pfs
lbrsn PIas finben.
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,,6ermantauner 3eitirls". SD fpar ibr
2ebrling. Damal8 idrieber mir 1885.
1885, Der u9lnSeiger" am WiiliifiippL ipie
baIO tuirO man Deutid am itiaen Dsean
brufen2 I"
Der greiie SdiparsfiinltIer erIebte IS
pielleidt nod, benii ibpn fiinfSebn Sabre
ipdter eritano bic erite beutide Breile @a-
Iiforniens.
SIN yteonftionsSinner sins es tnters
6ellen lebbaft Der, benn 5ablreihe sratu=
llrenOe Sreilnbe fparen am @eburtStage
oes 8lattes eridienen, su OeiIen 5eier Der
Saufmann 9lngelroot cine &iite Bepaps
gSein seiantt, uno bea srflanBen bic N5os
tale auf elm frDbIib @sOeibsn Oes nnters
nebmenS.
Der natipiltii6en 9reile, bic e8 nit bds
miitzfeinoieIisen 8emerfrnger besrilBt.
ipiomete Seipenitrifer, baS 3eitun9sbIatt
bohi9uenfeno, i6liebIid ten Icait:
~gserbet su gfeiIen. ibr mastieen setserH
gBerSe sum 4e9trans, eu fIatternSeS Blatt,
SreatnSet su raieu, ben Sseinb ~ seri4mettern,
5Iisse bur4's aanb bin sa 9Iodbaas anb 5taDt."
T.. X.
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@6lt6dunte i'm 3immer.

Sft bat man bon ben in setp5bnlihen
Blumentopfen ee3cgenen 3persobitbaus
men, nit oenen GbmeIen uuo ,Sapaneien
ibre gSobaunsen l6miifen, geleien. gluf
ben psrihieoenen NeItausltellungen bate
man sabIreitbe 8elesenbeiten, neben ben
pielerlsi anberen fiinltlihen Spielereien
Der senanntsn oitaliatii4en Boiler aud
Minlatnr.@drten mitDtiniatur- ;3iers un6
SbltbGumen an3uItaunen, aber nabaes
ahnt fpuroe ieiten5 unIerer @drtner eies
lsr 3ipeig oeS 6artenbauS niht.
Grit neueroine5 bat man in Gnsfdnb
besonneL iid aud nit Der 3udt FOLDER
Observation-Disclosures III befailen,
nnp bamit 10 un9eabnte Grfolge ersielt,
baB sisie 9ultur lib bortsulanoe tdglih
mebr ausbreitst. Dlan silhtet in Gags
lano iolhe 8dumden III 8lumentDpfen,
dinelilhen 8ajsn aud ieIblt in gaas crs
binaren Iboneeldirren, uno nidt nur oaB
lie ipunberbar eepeibeu, iie lisfern aud
i9bns unb sans pcrtrefflihe Sriitte. so
iiebt man auf ben 8IumentilHsn 9siirIids,
9lprifoiens uno airldsnbdumhsn BON 90
bis 40 3ca 0obe, man erfreut iib an oe,
reiaencen Blutben, un6 taum sipsi Wso.
nate ipdter pflldt man bic Iaftisen, ges
raSe il, Der 5obs Der 2ippsn jfebenSen
Sriidte. Wabreno es in Deutldlano uno
5ranfreid nod ais cine sans bslonoers
Seltenbeit gilt, tpenn ettpa i'm ySinter
gum Deliert einige TopfsQBeinreten aui
bic IaieI eelest tusrceu unb man brett
iiH bic Traubsn abpiliifen tana ibt man
felt stpei sSabrsn ihoa in 2onbon BET dbn.
Iidsn Geleesnbsiten f,ine Aprifoien uni
RFriidbe brett bonn Iopfs 3tpersbanme.
90. idreibt 6srr Tbonsas 9tipers, Be,
9auptpsrbreiter bisIsr nsusa Anlturlne1
tbDpe:: yllnteDinst iinc Dieis rsi3enneE
fleinen Daulne beitini,nt, bic srite NpII,
bei unIern DsisrtS su ipielsn. aDi
nth man - ipdtss ns& ,baasn snrtsn
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pie ssran wie lte feim fol-.

Gin Singing, her ii1 bur6 refine
@aIde, 8elheiDcnbett uno iebr methods
i6eS 8erfabren IN allen ieinen llnternebs
munsen au85ei6nete, sins auf 5reier8=
fiiben. Gr bate sutpeilen eine iunge
Dame SonntasS 9tbenbS BON Der Stride
beim begieitet uno oann nod einen fIeinen
SubiB Bel ibr i'm SauIe senrmmen. 9tm
lebten Sonntae, nn6pem lidb Sas @lterns
paar bisfret suriifseso8en, iaSte er pIDBs
LID 5u ibr:
,Spredsn Sic i'm Sdlaf 2"
,gteilL" anttportete iie iiberrai9t.
0BaaSeIn Sic 9ea6t2" fraste er To-
bann.
$50, 5ir."
gr rifte ieinen StubI einen .3oIl naber
uno fraste nit selteiSertem Sntereils:
ySdnarden Sie2"
,3ein, ertpiberte iie baltis, ibn ernIts
taft anIhaueno.
8ei 6ieler 4nttpcrt fineen feline &usen
f0rnltd an 81 sLGnsen. Seine 2ippen
tbeilten Iid eripartunssppu unb inbem Ct
Ssinem StubI ipieoer einen Stud ndbsr
CAB, fragte er Iebbaft:
,,Werfen Sic Sbre aussetdmmtsn
tSaare ms Ral6beden ?"
,,9tein, Sas tbue i9 nibt," antfpprfete
iie uno tpieoer rutidte ieia StubI ndber,
mdbreno feline Grreetbeit iib iteiserte, 10
baB er faum rubis llBen fonnte.
,,Hsinisen Sic ben 2au,ln, tpenn Sic
ii4 triiirt baben 2"
vgtaturli6> ieoeSmaI !" faste iie, ibn
nit aller Ula6t anltarrenb.
Sm ndbiten 4ueenbltde lag er Dor ibr
auf ben SnieeL nit ausSeItre4ten 9lrmen
gu ibr aufbIidenc.
SD liebe Did," rief er Ieioenlbaft.
lid. sd sebe Dir nein sanjeS 6ers !!
SD tperpe Dein Slave lsui, i6 mill Did
auf zen 9anoen tragsu 9Siait Du mid
annebNen ais Deinen @atteiL Deinen
SeIbuBer, Dein 9laes 2"
Gs mar ein fritiiber Moment filr cine
iunse DAME III ibrem 9llter, ober lie mar
benz 4uBeroroentIidben seipablen - mas
eepDbnIi9 bel :Utaobsn Der 5aa lit -
uno lie na bm bn.
COtarf Iipatn.)
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grei mai iiebeu lit einrnb;ipan;is.
Mpdlte bdlp Dir nnh'fi eifl lRnni1 fich /
Gin Bateutbe EFT.

neber cine patentirte Sprungfeberuta.
trabe idreibt cine ,3eitung In Sentutp
SC!senoes. Sur stpeiiddfrise Betten IT.
bieielbe 10 eingeridtet, oaB Bic Seite, auf
ipelher bic Satin Iisst aufsapaen iper.
ben fann pbne baB man etipd8 n,erff
Der Gatte broudt alio nur am Mbenb
porber, ipenn Die @attin nod IN ber Ride
Ooer i'm 8obn3imlner gu tban BAT, ibre
9alfte Der Wiatrabe aufsusisbsn uno aaf
eii.e beltiun,te Stunbe su itelIen. 6os.
baIb Die lestere sefommen, fIin8tIt Is, bic
Sebern aislen iih auiammen unb 5GneIIen
beim Gmporfabren bic @attin s1n 8eif
binaus, uno sipar in ber Q8ei5e, baS III
serabe auf bic yiiBe au iteben ipn,nit.
UleldasstiB nringen BON untsn unehrsye
Spisen enipcr uno bleiben IN Die 65be
gerittet itebea, 10 bnB an Elm Mi<nerhin.
lssen nid't ;u benfen 1T, trenio}tens o,f
Der Seite osr Matrabe, tpeIhe bie 5ya,l
einninsmt. Dap iit benz idIafsnbe1, Uotz|
ten rabe fcnust, 1T nift 3u befarshten.
oasu 1T lie pisl sa tultbsnS, bic syelae bes|
uileripayteten 2aitiprun8es. Rad eir;.
gen Wlinilts,s BAT lid ibr Corn 10 iueif ae<
le9t, bab iie ii4 anfleiDet III bi< R0dt
8ebt uno sSeuer mad,t. Muf bieSe Meife
tam lid Der Dlann nod zines Stanbs
deus iiagsIt5ften GdEummers erfrs,Iels
ano iit1h<t bent Grmat5sn hoB H9nts
itad rs ullb I6Stio. Gs iIt sins aerah11e.
ttrztttbe u le$saes
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Die bette GmpfebIuns. 5rau
Our aDdin) SD fann Sbnea uunDas
LID in Sbr 3eusniB ibreiben, 6aB lh
NIT Shnen Sufriepen eeipeien bin.
SO d in: Das lit AUDI gar nidt n5z
tbis. 5dreiben Sic nur, oaB idb bst
Sbnen brei Ulonate ausgsbaItsa babe -
oas lit bic bette Gmpfe5lumg.
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Sin @pmnaiiait, Der germ Gerle matts,
bate ieiner S9ipeIter 3u ibreas einllnoz
3ipanSisltsn GeburtStas Oen Jleim gsmtos
met:
grei mai iiebeu lit einunb;Dansiq.
@Odte balo Dir nap'r elm Dianm iid9
Das 8erse,en fdnb nieIen Beifaa, am
meiitei aber gefiel e5 bem fleinen 5iebenz
idbrigen Sdspeitsrden, tDel1es esra6e am
Gtnmalelns laborirte. Das Ginb iaates
ooer itrle ben Jteimpers am @eburfsfaa
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Sansfrau ms @eiidt:
Srei nal iieben 1T sinunbsiuansia,
MSdte balo Dir nab'u Elm Mann firbl
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Waaaigfaltiges.

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