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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Nh. Monjo&r Jr., is monarch Of
ali he surveys. lie occupies Gle
CANT and comfortable quarters at
Manchester and is the only soul in
the town. None but the cultured
can convert solitude into pleasure
and happiness.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Thoro is plenty Of pork all over
town except at the meat market,
also several bonanza kings hunting
for their kingdoms, with but indif
Ierent success as yet.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Frank Losnet is the p. M. at
Ruidoso.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

DO not forget that the White
Oaks Literary Society was adiourn-
ed until the 4th Of November which
is one week from tonight. Let every
one turn out and give it a rousine
start. All exercises for the even
ing will be voluntary, so come pre-
pared to make it interesting.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28
DEL PUEBLO REGULAR.

BOLEW Del PUEBLO knGUhzR
Para Delgado al Congreso,
LUNA,
Condado de Valencia.
Para cl Consoles,
ID. NJ. EASTON.
JOHN A. MILLER.
Para Representatives.,
FLORENCIO GONZALES,
NICHOLAS GALES.
Para Alguacil Mayor.
JAMES A. TOMLtNS ON.
Para Juez de PruobaS,'
WILL. DOWLIN.
Para Escribaro de In Corte Pruebss,
SAMUEL r. CORRECT.
Para Tesorero del Candado,
ARCADE SAIS.
Para Comisionados del Candsdo,
JOSE MONTANA,
E. T. STONE,
ANDREW WILSON.
Para Comisionados de Escuelas.
JABEZ HEDGES,
GEO. /. ULRICK.
FRANCISCO ROMERO YLUERAS
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Let the candidates for justice in
the different precincts call at, or
send to the LEADER Office and get
their tickets printed. We can do it
cheaper than they can write them.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

1t is rumored that a band Of
horse thieves and rustlers are now
ranging about the Camilleon springs
near the Gallinas mountains, in this
county.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

The Exclusively Exclusives held
another seance Thursday night.
AS the Leaders, pencil shower has
never had either M invitation or q
dead-hcad pass into the inner cane
tuary Of this highjointed conclave,
the mass of the great unwashed
world must remaih in total ignor-
ance Of its objects and work. This
much, however leaked out through
the keyhole before itgot choked up.
1t will intelligently discuss the
scintillations Of the eleemosynary
gyrasticulations of the aesthetic
ally obtuse. How easy it is to
be an Exclusive too too.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Three cases of small pox are re-
ported in Las Vegas. Let the
people be baptized.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

II. j. Patterson is in from the
San Andreas and reports good
mining news from that section.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Every one seems to notice the
great contrast between the "twins"
the county court house on the
one side and JACK Wilson's saloon
on the other.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Prof. I. }. Stringham, of Topeka
is in camp looking after the inter
est of his company.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

A first class barber would do a
good business in White Oaks. One
without gambling propensities pre-
ferred.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

The White Oaks canine that for
the last two months has been hid
ing around in the gulches or secret
ly slipping through the back alleys
with his tail gathered up in his
mouth, now ventures out on the
main streets with assurance born Of
perfect security. Dick Young is
out of tin cans.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

for some time past but is now on
the mend.
Geo. Cullen has returned from
Lake Valley he sports the humps
on the half shell.
Don Jose Montana has moved
his large stock of goods into his
new store room.
Three cases of small pox r re-
ported in Las Vegas. Let the
people be baptized.
Ben Henry gays, every time
some one gets sick in town, his
chickens heads are bound to fall.
Tom G. Williams-Mining Con
tractor-slings out his card in this
paper. Tom is too well known in
White Oaks to need recommends
tion. The fact that he is ready to
take contracts and do work, is all
that is necessary to be known.
Some mischievous fellow steam
boated a party of lawyers while
indulging in an innocent game of
draw, in II of the principal towns
of the county this week /; the effect
was rather amusingto the audience,
and came near proving serious to
the mischievous fellow.
The White Oaks canine that for
the last two months has been hid
ing around in the gulches or secret
ly slipping through the back alleys
with his tail gathered up in his
mouth, now ventures out on the
main streets with assurance born Of
perfect security. Dick Young is
out of tin cans.
Tom. Wallace and Dick Cochran
who have been giving George
Washington a terrible blast OF late,
have concluded to let I'D on him
for a while and have brought their
powder and things down town.
They report G. Wash, looking up
all right.
The common word now among
the boys is, Have you got a key?
If so we'll go and have a little
game Of billiards." The explana-
ton should be made hal the hall
has been closed for some time, but
6 few Of the boys have keys that
give them the open sesame. They
thus have all the taws without the
tariff. Drinks free.
Our man around town inter
viewed the latest arrivals on the
situation and got: $50, so-heap
much dull /; makee no stampee lit
tie while purtysoon. Heap talkee,
much railroad for Chinaman. Mel
lean too much glo Ell Paso where
be heap much plenty women. Chi
noman he here stay White
Oaksee."
A trio Of Celestials Of the pig
tail order, have come TO watch and
wait with us until the day Of better
things, sheep like Mclean man"
They are about to start a laboratory
for the analysis Of the ordinary
miners wardrobe, and our young
men who have been wearing high
necked vests and wide neck
ties, a now have a chance to lay
asideth habilaments of mourning
and unbosom the long pent up
troubles Of their breasts, by a
change of wooden once a month.
"All hail, tho Celestial day." or
words to that effect,
Boss Lea of Roswell has prom
ised Juan Torres a deputyship
un der Poe-if elected-for and in
con sideration of his services behind
the counter of the Poe Tendeion-
opposite the court house. If John
Walters, who has been chosen on
behalf II the Leaticket tooficiate and
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

The building owned by the estate
of the late A. A. McSwain, now
occupied by Mr.. LaRue, is adver-
tised for sale. MIR. LaRuo expects
to remove to Las Vegas soon, his
reason for doing so is that he can
there find better facilities for the
education of his children.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Ben Henry gays, every time
some one gets sick in town, his
chickens heads are bound to fall.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

The receipts of the placer washers
Of Baxter Gulch far exceed those of
the city business.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

C.S. Bush Esq, OF Chicago, is in
the city visiting his partner Mr..
Milne.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28
LOCAL ROUNDUPS.

Our Job Office is open.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Mr.. G. a. Davies is homo from
his prospecting tourto Lake Valley.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28
Dose luAy eycnink


Dose luhy evcninks.
DR.. Zimmerman of the Jicarillas,
is very sick.
Prof. I. }. Stringham, of Topeka
is in camp looking after the inter
est of his company.
C.S. Bush Esq, OF Chicago, is in
the city visiting his partner Mr..
Milne.
The receipts of the placer washers
of Baxter Gulch far exceed those of
the city business.
II. j. Patterson is in from the
San Andreas and reports good
mining news from that section.
A first class barber would do a
good business in White Oaks. One
without gambling propensities pre-
ferred.
1t is rumored that a band of
horse thieves and rustlers are now
rangingabout the Camilleon springs
near the Gallinas mountains, in this
county.
Every n seems to notice the
great contrast between the "twins"
tho county court house OF the
one side and JACK Wilson's saloon
en- the other.
"Charley Ross" wasupf from Lin
coin Wednesday with his pockets
full Of papers calling for the pres
ence Of a few more able bodied men
down at Lincoln.
w. S. Lee, has struck an abun-
dance Of water at 81 feet. This
well is near the divide on the other
side of the Patos mountains, near
MIR. Weddings ranch.
a squad of our country's brave
defenders were valliantly charging
on the fare at the Brothers House
for about four days. It was g gal
liant fight, but they took the fort
and captured the comm:ssaries.
Mr.. Mon.joar Jr., is monarch Of
ali he surveys. lie occupies Gle
CANT and comfortable quarters at
Manchester and is the Only soul in
the town. Mono but the cultured
can convert solitude into pleasure
and Happiness.
We were surprised to learn that
since last July Il p~ostoiice has been
established at ID mills, known
as Ruidoso. The LEADER has pen
etratod this remote part and re
ceives II more subscribers to its
fast swelling list.
The building owned by the estate
Of the late A. A. McSwain, now
occupied by Mr.. LaRue, is adver-
tised for sale. MIR. LaI2uo expects
to remov to Las Vegas soon, his
reason for doing so is that he can
there find better facilities for the
education of his children.
The down town organ got IFS
poetical machine in place this week
and after lubricating it with The oil
Of divine afiiatus, managed TO grind
out the following:
"The winds = signing,
The year is dying,
Tho dust is flying,
The baby's crying,
The candidates are"-here Stan
accidentally dropped a lump of
Williams Bros, .coalin the hopper
and the sense became a little CON
fused, but it continued to grind on
"-lie!g t+@e ity 3aA $&Na ouch
o$:?l-da-N! +NSIy~!9t*ing but
finally stopped altogether.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Boss Lea Of Roswell has prom
ised Juan Torres a deputyship
un der Poe-if elected-for and in
con sideration of his services behind
the counter of the Poe Tendeion-
opposite the court house. If John
Walters, who has been chosen on
behalf II the Leaticket tooficiate and
canvass among the Mexican people
during the campaign, would confne
his talks to truth and facts, instead
Of indulging in such outrageous
Trades on Judge Tomlinson, as he
is known to have done at the Patos
and elsewhere, his associations, in
tercomse and connections with the
native population would naturally
carry some slight weight in the
wanton way. In all probability
the majority Of the Mexican people
.nd old settlers had formed the ac-
quaintance OF the Judge longbeiore
Mr.. Walters advent to Lincoln
county.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Tom G. Williams-Mining Con
tractor-slisgs out his card in this
paper. Tom is too well known in
White Oaks to need recommends
tion. The fact that he is ready to
take contracts and do work, is all
that is necessary to be known.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28
stopped altogether.

C. T. Clark and Cy. Davidson.
mining contractors, returned from
near the Agency last Tuesday,
having finished their contract on
the Virginia mine. This mine is
owned by Wilson, Easton, Blazer,
Dowlin and Terrell, and is more
Familiarity known here as the Tula-
rosa copper mine. The boys
brought some extremely fine speci-
mems along with them, one Of
which is now on exhibition at the
LeGder Office. The former work
OF this mine comprised a 35 foot
shaft and a drift at the bottom OFFS
feet. The new work commenced
at the end OF the tunnel and went
down 80 feet further, and drifted on
the lead eight feet. The lead here
shows 3 four foot vein Of gray cop
per, between granite walls and
assays IS per cent. in copper and
30 ounces silver to the ton. The
owners seem TO have struck some
thing worth staying by
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Some mischievous fellow steam
boated a party of lawyers while
INDUCING in an innocent game OF
draw, in one of the principal towns
of the county this week /; the effect
was rather amusing to the audience,
and came near proving serious to
the miscellaneous fellow.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

DR.. Zimmerman of the Jicarillas,
is very sick.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1882-10-28

Our man around town inter
viewed the latest arrivals on the
situation and got: $50, so-heap
much dull !; makee no stampoe lit
tie while purtysoon. Heap talkee,
much railroad for Chinaman. Mel
lean too much glo Ell Paso where
be heap much plenty women. Chi
noman he here stay White
Oaksee."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-11
Gic @fnuisipalipirren in Ycters=
tura, Stra.

Yetersburg, Sirg, 10. 4uguit.-0er
bieiige Shulratb, beiien geieeliden Status
Der BON ben 8eabluftern eripdblte Staats>
Sduliuperintenben 6. 9. Brand geitern
ntdt anertennen mollte, uub befen Witslies
Der ipdter Dor einem Srteoensridter ben
@mtseio ablegten, bielt beute eine Seriamms
lung unb nabm einen Seidllub on, pelder
erflGrt, bab Der Sdlulratb jett geieslid or
ganiiirt lei uub alle feline friibereu Maeuab=
men ratifisire. Der Sdulratb ernannte
auBerbem Elm Goulite, uelhes Dem Sduls
roth in ieiner udhften Situug am %. b.
Dits. Seridlt iiber ben fragliden Sorgaug
erftatten ioli. @ouperneur Cameron enooi=
ftrt Die Masuabmeu bes Superintcnbenten
Brand. Solte bic Staatsi6ulbeboroe ben
gegenwdrtiaen Sdulratb, inter befen Mits
gliebern iidl MIR Elm einitger 8eaoiufter be-
finbet, nid)t auerfenuen, 70 nirb Elm neuer
Sdulratb ernannt tperben, tueld)er bieHeger=
itulsn inter 2eituug farbiger 0ebrer iielerl
mirN
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Die &epublifauer in &anias. -
Der teilise San nneS amf'8 Neue
slIif GNuAernrur ifnnti1firf II

&Opefa, 8s., 10. ausuit. - Die &es
pnblifaner BON &anias bielteu beute ibren
Staats=@Onpent bier ab uub nabmen Sc
idliilIe an, iuelde inter auoersm bas in Die
lem Staate eingeiiibrte Serbot gegeu Die
Sabrifation un5 ben Sertaui beraul1euoer
getrdnte empbatiid enboiitren; bic Sei6liiiie
inltruiren bte Sertreter pes Staates i'm
@orsreiie, Elm @mentemcIt Su BEN Steuer>
seisseu Su befiirworten, wsld)eS bic austel=
lung BON Stempeln, Suitturgen II. (. 10.
biuiidtlid bcs Serfaufs berauIdeubcr Sc
trdufe an ale Beriouen auBer iolden, Die
inter ben Staa.sseieten gu Dem Sertanfe
beredtist iiub, perbietet. %. S. Srowner
purbe burd accfamation gum beiiitenbeu
6ifter bes Sberseridts nouiuirt. CUR
domination fir bas gouoerneursamt wurz
ben Sobu y. ct. Sobu (oer gesenpdrtige
@Ouuerueur), Colon 3. Gbatter, S. 9.
Sobuion nnb Sohn q. Wiartin porgei6iasen.
Die erfte abitimmung bate fOlgcnbes DC
IuItat ct. Sobn 2S7 Sbat1er 80, SobnIOn
12 unb Martin Stimnlen.
Oas Staatstidet murbe barauf ourd fol-
genbe peitere gtOnlinationen perpo1i ifduoigt:
Sicesgouuerueur 3. gS. Sinnep, StaatSz
iefretGr Sas. Smitb, auoitor sc. 6. @abs.
Setterer iit Elm Neger.
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Sermiid]te te1esrapbiiAe De-
befheu.

Gain GlantOn tuurbe oOrgeiteru nabc 8el,
bon, H..@., alS 2eid]e anf benz @eleile Der
nRuleig 9 a f ner Sabn4 gefuuoeu.
Sc tit nidt ermittelt, Oh ct ermorbet ODER pon
einem .3uge iberfabren purbe.
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gSetde an berr Stem gOrf=9ons. .8rau9babn," i"
nabe Der Barriers. @reetzSriife, no fd) Der
fiirslide llntal ereignete, in Bofition bretbte,
1T tuegen Sootidlags perbaftet uuS uuter
$4,000 Siirgidaft aeiteat wOrben.
q. 9. Cor muroe geitern in Ylcaiauts
Sill, Wio., bon einem Sabnbeamten, RamenS
Gbmarb abams, beiien Satin ct auaeblih
beleibigt latte, burd) einen SdluB mabrId1ein
lid tootlid), periuunoet.
Sn Bbilabelpbia mur6cu geitern Die
tpegen Irbeitens anr letten Sonrtage Ter
bafteten II Sarbiere I'm ie 81 geftaIt.
Die Sarbiere tperben appel,ien.
gis;ie 8romn, cine @rbeiterin Sc
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Yenni., fiel geitern burdj Die Gleoatorlufc aus
oem 4. Stodiuerfe berab uno iuurJe 10 ldmer
perleet, baB tpenig Soiinung uuf ibre 9tet-
tung eriltirt. Sic tpurbe pom Sdpinoel
ergrifien, iudbreno iie on Der Qute itauo uuS
nit eiuer YeriOn I'M unteren StOfperie
inrndl
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Seep Wprfer Mahrihteu.

9iemsY orr, 10. Guguf.-Oer 16sjdbs
rige Samss 9o1le purbe beute firth on Der
116.Strabe nabe MabilOn Iuenue BON einem
SuRbeidnger erihoiIeu. Mebrere Sunoeidn,
ger batten on Der S. auenue eiueu Suub ses
fansen unb tpuroen oaramf BON einer Sdaar
lunger 9tauibolbe bnrd Steinmiirfe anges
eriffen unb eine Strefe melt uerfolgt. @iuer
Der Sunoefdnger sog iblieblib eineu 6epot=
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9o9le burd Die linfe Sruit getroffeu toot
niebsriiiirste. Grhibalb Mabiion, elmer Der
Sunbefduger, fpuroe perhaftet unb siebt on,
Elm geiuiiier terrence Mc@uire ans @reeus
point babe ben Sdub abgeisue.t. Rc@uire
TT ned nift perbaftet iuoroen.
@bas. Brillp, ein ;ebnjabriger &labe,
erlitt geitern Gbsnb in Serisp. .@itp mdbrenb
er NIT mebreren 8naben ipielte eurdl eineu
Sturs auf bas Trottotr einen SdGoelbruh
unb itarb bente frib.
- Die auf beute angeorbnete Seeroigung
Der oil Der Ouffiel6fraBe, grooflpu, ueritor-
benen Wlarsaretbe green ,tuur5e auf Sefaus
laiinng eines Srubers Der Srau, rpclder be-
bauptete, Der Cob berfelben iei eine Solge
BON @eipalttbGtigfeit, peridoben. Set @oro
ner pirb eine llnterinduns einletten.
- Gin beute bier in llmlanf geiebtcs Sc
riiGt, mad meldem @r=@puperneur Siloeu
ifper franf ans Yonters ;uriidgefebrt ieiu
ioute, ffelIte iid) als nnbegriinoet beraus.
pr. 3ilben befuoet fidl ipobl uno munter.
- Saml. Sanf, elmer Der @igeutbiimer
ee8 DgSinbiorsSotel," farb beute 81 Song
Brand on Der Gussehrung.
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Set Gpctbetern fir einen Dollar Ste
6laide Su baben.
GeranSernneen, bic BON 5as 40
Sag nah bcm 0ebraudbe be8
.SetlmittefS etutrefeu.

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bic 9lohrung Ibmedt, has idire auiitpGeu bort duf
bic geroar8 IL 0t, rlibger unb ungeIt6rter S6lat
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brdnnltde une nn9eiunec Sdrbc Der 6dut oeri6ipins
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beit, Stdrfe anh JIeii4.
Die srpse Dlabt bieies SsimitteIs Dfenbart Tic In
Nranfbeien, bic ben Fpb herbsiNihren brphen pie in
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u NJ > rleanS, 10. Guguif.- Maiaz
dia gngluno, (?) aus Siunlaub gebiirtis,
mcldler am 81. Stat aus Cardiff bier aufam
unb in gfr. 50, Norbs Beterftra6e, in Der
ytdbe oes Sauies, in weldem Sorbes am
gelben Sieber ftarb, in bic &oft ging, ers
frantic porgeitern uno tpurbe geitern in Elm
Spipttal gsidift, mo- bic asr;te feline &ranf=
bet fir einen milSen SAD BON gelbem 6ie5er
erfldrten.
Matamoras, Mer., 10. Iusuif-Sm
@au3en iino bis gcitern Sc Yerionsu in oieier
StaSt Dem gelben Sieber erlesen. Gs 1T nm
m6glid, Die 3ahl Der Baticnteu su ernlittelu,
inbeiien iif bic arau!beit i'm 3uuebmen.
Brownsville, Ser, 10. @uguit. -
Gin Sobesia1 an gelben Siebcr 1T bier eius
getreten, uub Die i3ahl Der Yatienten uinut
ab. Dos gSettcr iit tribe uno regnerild.
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Cine friiher 81 benz Spragueiden gisen,
tbum geb0rige Wabls nnb Sobelmiiblc, mel
DIE fiirSlid BON Der nllniolt Co." gefauft
purbe, lit in persangener Radlt surd Elm
bon SrauOfiiftern angelesteS 6euer ;erit0rt
porben. Serluit $4,000, feiue Seriiferuug,
Rep 9 orf, 10. auauif. - Gin beute
abeno In ber Maidiucuiuerfitdtte Der S9.
SbeoSore 9. Snlitb & Sobue ain SuBe Der
&iierftr. In Serie1 @itD ausgebrobeues
6euer ri9tete Shaben i'm Setrage uou
$35, 200 on. Gin Nrbeiter, Namens 9rob.
bols iuurbe t0btlid unS @onrab Sbien, Elm
Mitglieb Der Seuermebr, idmer perbianut.
Git 9ftelo, Minn., 10. Gusuft.-Geo.
Sarbius' 8 g8obuhaus III ToreitsGitb brauntc
gefern yadmittag nieber, uno 3pei SiuSer
I'M AIter BON eiuer unS bier Sabren tameu
in cen Tlammeu mn.