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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

as stuck up ss the rest Q 'em, he'd have me paid for my troubles
 A DISAoRKKABLE COMPANION.
 @Yes. as . rule, the Engiishman is . gTum companion" said an Arkansaw man who has just returned from European tour. "l boarded . train in London, bound for Edinburgh, Scotland. Shcrsly aifer entering the compartment, saw that l vas to have . travelling com panion. for tall, heavy man entered and took seat opposite me. He seemed to be nervousiy afraid that would speak to him-seemed to recognize my nation alisy, snd to dread my questions. You needn't be asxioss,' thought as the train sped along, for would see you in Jericho before I would speak to you. Confoand an Engiishman, any way Whenever veatured to look at him, he would look away, and then, blast him, whenever he'd look at me, I'd look away. I was teaching him that aa American could hold his tongue. Noon came and we took out our lunch baskets and ate in silence. The scenery was beautiful the grassy slopes, graceful hills and majestic uees charmed me, and l was almost dying to say something, but as an old negro nanny would express it, l let my vidduk stop my nouth.' became nervous. l wanted to fight somebody, and that somebody was the hateful Eng iishman. 'oh, if only had you of some place where no one could sec us, would make you speak, unused. At last, late in the evening, the train reached Edin- burgh. felt relieved when I left the train and got into cab.
 What are you waiting for : asked of the driver.
 6" Nuther genleman.'
 Tn, confounded Englishman, unable, it seemed, to get another conveyance, was forced to ride with me. This amused me, for knew that it nearly killed him. We rolled along the street, without glancing at each other. Well, P1lswear,' l unused. The sullen fellow and were going to stop at the same hotel. We sat near each other at supper, and after the meal, we happened to sit near each other on the veranda- looked at him with frown."
 You needn't be scared,' he re- marked, I am not going to speak to you
 "' And am not going to speak to you, either.'
 "'You internal Englishmen,' said he, are so particular. I thought I'd show you that an American could ride all day with you and not talk"
 "'Whos an Englishman ? I exclaimed
 "'You are,' said he.
 "Not by jug full. am from Ar kansaw.'
 "' The h-l you are,' he exclaimed, springing to his feet. T am from Tex2s'
 (" Shzke,' said 1. We shook and laughed, laughed and shook. I've got something said l, that you can't get heye.'
 z" What is it?'
 A bottle of cocktal.'
 sTve got one and some plug tobacco. Come on and let's paint the town.'"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

The Tallapoosa is so - raised se tAl piesAge. Our nasy 0ost, ed shan, be PreseEved--New Key& CessMsvrisi AI. seyAise>.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

Manuscripts unAccompanied by stamps, VII not be returned. We do not pay for aAtter unless t be specially ordered.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

aYes, your honor, with his aunt Mrx Parsons is my aunt" Here the ctor removed his long white whiskers and a white wig, revealing the face of a yosns man. "My name, q many of you by this time douhsless knov, k Oscar Sander" 1"
 The widow fainted the crowd shouted. and the judge, in . thundezing tcae called sor silence.
 "lt is necessary that should explain ? continued the doctor. "Some Eve years ago Left this neishborhood for the pur- Foss :. attending !. =sea;-.. s:..>Sse. Affes graduating, vas at . los to select a suitable location. The young doctor, Ike the young lawyer, must % through . starvasioa period. had not sufficient money to assist in essahaishing myself. Wifh physician. age is everything. No one has confidence in . young doctor. At last decided to disguise myself as an old man and practice h my own neieAborhood until by the actual skill, which k.ew tAas l possessed, shoald gain the ops6dencs sf tho pespae. Fly faaher and mseAz being denA, l boasded vifA ny Anak Agakha. dssizing b hslp !Ax alaag. l vas dsiag Q yell thae ! Aad dssE1insA se hssp ny diaguiss fse sp9s tine longer, bst uafortunassly uy auas s-qsise coaszasy to what vs my ex- psct kum the avsraee relative -fsA ia lpve wish me. hope, ssns3snsn sf the
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

AS~A0o
 "Yes, this is my first visit."
 Another long silence followed; more dry coughs of impasience.
 Mir. Fulgum, though, vas not to be baffied. Would it be too much" said he, ~to-ahem-ask what"
 Hack, hack, ahem," came from the circle.
 @Too much," continued Mir. Fuleum, "to ask what your business mout be heser
 "oh, mo-" pleasantly replied the old man. "I am . physician, and, having heard much of this community, havs decided to settle here. You may thinl it strange that m old doctor should leavs place where he has spent nearly all Ais lie in establishing . pracsice and tak1 up his abode among stzangess whsse his shin is unknovn, but the ssvesing of tieu that have made home dear-wsll, thas is seitAsr hsse aes tAsre have osu1 saoeg yoa, and h tine l Aops tAak ysu um fnd ms b be geod citisea, idsnei. fed vifh your inseEeses. Aaye n naaey se speak of. l maks tAis seaae. nsaf tAas may not sail under ce,ou su vAicA an rot entitled-s
 Msssins bussed," said Ahsalom Coossree.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

The house judiciary committee re-
ported fay orably Saturday a bill to di-
vide the United States court district of
Kansas into two districts, to be known
as the northern and southern dis
tricts. The southern division shall in
clude the counties OF Allen, Anderson,
Barbour, bourbon. Butler. Chautau-
qua. Cherokee. ComaBchc, COwley,
Crawford, Edwards, Elk, Finney Ford.
Greenwood, Harper. Harvey, Hamil-
ton, Iodgeman, Kingman, Labettc,
Linn, Meade, Montgomery. Neosho,
pawnee, Pratt, Reno, Sedgwick. Stat
Ford. sumner. Wilson and WoOdson,
and the terms of the circuit and dis
trict courts Of the United States for
the district shall be held therein as fol-
lows: Al the city of Wichita COM
mencing on the first Monday in Sep
icmber. and at The city of FIT. Scott COM
mencing on the first Monday in March
of each year. rhe remaining counties
not embraced in this district shall con-
siitute the northern division thereof,
and the terms on the circuit and dis
trict courts OF the United States for
said district shall be held at the times
aud places now prescribed by law.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

\ representative of the Wichita
Daily EAGLE has been canvassing the
towns in the eastern part of this
county in the interest of that journal
this week. lie is probably in this city
by this time, calling the attention of
the citizens TO that paper. There are
several reasons why good patronage
should he extended TO the EAGLE. Ii
i printed 80 near here that il might
almost be called Il home institution :
containing the associated press dis
patches. il is trei2htcd with the very
latest news and il reaches this city
twenty-four hours in advance of any
other daily ofsimiar date its market
reports arc always carefully correct ell
and its editorial management disclose S
an ability that Is not exccllcd by far
more pretcnlious metropolitan publ
cations. The Daily EAGLE deserves
to be favorite in Kingman and other
towns in southern kansas.-kingm0n
Carrier
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
TIlDEN A SUPERSTITION.

Il special dispatch 10 the Boston
Herdld, dated Washington. Nav q,
says:
A reporter said to Senator ingalls,
to-day, TEL me who is going to be
nominated this week nj Chicago?'
II can do that
.'We'l. who VIII il be--John Sher-
man?r
ooh. Lord, no; il will be Blaine,
Edmunds. Logan. Lincoln, or some
body else
Pretty reliable information. but
not very definite"
'Ies: think so myself. Now can
you tell lie who the Democrats are
going TO nominate
''les. sir. Tilden and Hendricks"
'Oh. my. no. Why. that is prepos-
ferrous. Why, that would give u, a
walk over. To nominate Tilden would
be equivalent 10 nominating sUper-
s;itiOn. | don't believe he is living"
probably. senator. the wish is
father to the thought. But if the
nomination of ri!den is a supcrsti-
ton, what would the nomination of
Lincoln be 2"
You mean Robert Lincoln, secrcta-
ry of war. of course?"
Eyes, SIR
THAT would be "Reminiscences. sir.
that's ALL"
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
THE PRESIDENTIAL CHANCES.

The man who is 10 carry the Repub-
lican banner 10 victory will be named
at Chicago to-day or tomorrow in all
human probability. The electoral col
lege will be composed of 40l members
and therefore POI of them will be
necessary to elect. The Republican
convention to-day will attempt to de-
eide in its best Judgment what caDdi-
date can most certainly secure that
POI votes. The leading men alike OF
both parties dread a repetition of the
count of 1876 when no one could tell
absolutely what the honest result i'm
certain states was.
From the Kansas City Journal we
take the following tables and estimates
which are not only fair. but we be-
lieve correct. These estimates slow
conclusivcly that if no mistake is made
to-day. in Chicago, there ought TO be
no question as 20 the result:
In counting upon the electoral vote,
there are certain States which can be
calculated upon as surely republican.
They are the following with the num-
Der Of electors. to which each is en-
titled.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

The Kingman CIi-en-Repablicaa,
in reproducing al article from the EA-
GLE on the peculiar fitness of DIR. T..
Il. Allen for Secretary of State. add
the following comments, which will be
read with interest:
DIR. +. b. Allen is receiving iattcr-
ing press notices from every portion
of the state, and will go TO the con-
yention with a strong following. The
entire southwest should heartily sup
port Sedgwick's candidate. The re
publicans of this section of Kansas
can, by united effort, secure repre-
sentation on the state ticket, and with
the influence we WELD in the state and
nation. the claims of the great south
west should not he ignored. There are
other candidates for this Office, and we
are sorry to say one OF them halls
from the southwest. After a careful
survey of the field. however, and an
expression of the people in regard to
their preferences for the Office, we can
didly believe the gentleman from Bar
Der will not enter the race.
"SOiS O oihNi 20 r,oVN
capable to fill any office in the gift of
the people, but just at this time de-
feat would be disastrous TO him.
George is a new man in Kansas, but
even during brief sojourn has been
highly honored by the people of the
state. He to-day holds lucrative gov
eminent office. is the representativ
of his county in the legislature. and
can easily be elected to the state sen-
ate this fail. The ability of George
Orner is recognized and acknowledged
by al, and he would make grand and
good officer. But the time has not
yet arrived, and Mr.. Orner has ample
time to ask for honors at the hands of
kansans.
DIR. Allen has the advantage in many
particulars, and for another candidate
to press his claims for the same Office
will end i'm defeat. George, hide your
time and the state will require your
services, and you nor the people can
afford defeat.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

In the Current of June z (No. 25),
win appear paper of national interest
entitled 1.-The Anti-Presidential Lin
coln," in which the writer, an cx-
Journalist of repute, ably argues that
all existing biographies of Abraham
Lincoln do him injustice, in that he is
made 10 appear as great chiefly
through political accident rather than
inherently great, and, at last the pos
SCISSOR of just fame that he " had for
a generation been slowly, deliberately,
studiously, earnestly building"
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
AN GRAFTON.

Among the many fine orations de-
liyered last Friday in this State aud
published, we have noticed none, in
beautiful sentiment and soul stirring
patriotism, surprising that delivered
by Hon. VIM. Thompson at Bur-
lingame, under The auspices of f. p.
Sheldon Post No. 30, G. A. r. Mr..
Thompson will be heard from out in
Kansas.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
THE EAGLE AND WICHITA.

The Wichita EAGLE now comes TO
hand a. handsome daily. 1t is per-
feet in style and shape, and truly me-
tropolitan in all its departments. The
first thing we heard of in connection
with Wichita was the EAGLE. In
promptly meeting the necessities,
(Which we hope is rcaD for daily, the
old bird does it in style indicating
some business as well as glory. We
hope the returns will be commensurate
to the work.-ynnctiOn CHg Union.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

rs surely democratic. with the number
of delegates TO which each is entitled:
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

When the Bennett-Mackey cable is
laid there will be nine cables connect
ing the United States with Europe.
If the proprietors of the new cable
are true 10 their word, submarine
messages will be very much reduced
in price. Competition is needed. and
the company putting rates down TO
six or seven cents q word, would get
all the business they want.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03
IF 1T DON'T.

The Wichita EAGLE has just com
menced the publication of morning
daily. The first number came out on
Tuesday last II contains the full as
sociatcd press dispatches, is well filled
with healthy looking advertising, and
is as handsome as handsome can be.
Wichita ought 10 be able to support a
good daily, and if ii don't stand by
the EAGLE it will deserve TO lose its
Ety0;J Press
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

The democratic organs seem to at
tribute the late spectators panic in
New York 10 republican financial
management There may be some
remote connection, but the majority
of observers trace it 10 human rascali-
~ auI tyrnpG
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

Now, what are the chances? Ohio
has always been u republican State in
presidential years, and there Is no
reason TO admit any grave apprehen-
sion about the safety Of the state this
year. The vote of Ohio and New
York, SO, added 10 the vote Of the
certain republican states, would e.cc;
the republican candidate by 2l3 votes,
a number sufficient to suppress con-
test or suspicion. But if Tilden be
nominated, and New York be conced-
ed so doubtful as not TO enter into the
above calculation of success, what
then?
The republicans carried Indiana ut
the last presidential election, and with
the vote of Ohio and of California and
Nevada, lost the .ast time only by the
Morey forgery, and when too late to
deny it, the republican candidate
would receive 203 electoral votes.
enough to elect him without New
York. Ii must be remembered, too
thas the course of the democratic
party in congress on the tariff gueS-
tion has BEEN such as to largely aiien-
ate New Jersey, and that in all calcu-
lations the nine votes OF that state can
he reasonably reckoned rs republican,.
Now, nine votes with Ohio's TWEEN
~ three and Indiana's fifteen would
give the republican candidate the re-
quired POI votes TO elect him without
California or Nevada.
In other words. the election OF he
republican candidate for president Is
reasonably sure without the vote of
New York, but as the certainty Of the
election of the republican ticket. when
named. is what is desired, it is TO be
hoped that the Chicago convention
will carefully regard all The elements
of availability, and name candidate
whose candidacy will not only assure
the electoral vote of the republican
states. but the vote OF all the states il
has become customary 10 class as
doubtful.
Let us have a candidate who viii
make the election virtually unanimous,
at least in that section of the country
where vote can be poled without
fear of intimidation aud with the GER
tainty of its being counted as cast.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

The Methodist Episcopal general
conference, in session at Philadelphia,
has adopted report which takes sub
stantially the ground occupied by the
Catholic church on the subject Of di-
vorce, making adultery the only
ground for granting il, and from pro-
hibiting the ministry from remarrying
the guilty party.
The daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1884, 1884-06-03

AS a matter of fact, in conceding
the vote above TO the democratic party
ii can be said that if free election
were possible in Florida, Louisiana,
Mississippi and South Carolina, their
thirty electoral votes would be east
for the republican candidate. But as
that is not to be expected. they are
rated as democratic
The calculation above makes the
contest between the parties nearly
even, and the success of either party is
dependent upon the vote Of the doubt
full states, which we classify as follows
with the number of electors to which
each is entitled:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
11nIcre SiaSIi@cn NaGbara%

Son 8erltn mad st a II IN, - bot
Petersburg mad Rabul. - 10 melt
uitgefGbr lit Die rGurulihe G%ntfernung sDtz
ihen @bicago uub Wterifo, un6 MuGefabr
ebenioneit lit Die Gutfernung 5tptlheu Dem
Nus leben Der beioen Stdote, ben SitIen,
Nnl0auungen, Observation-Disclosures uno Ge>
tDpbnbetten t9rer 8eDobner.
Sin Sbtenenltrang bon 1886 etlgl. Wtets
len QGtge berbinDet Die beioen StQDte; III
5 Sagen ltn0 20 Stunoen fam man bic
Strede Suriidlegen, alio in Dett t~pentler
l3eit, ais Die bon yteiu Sort nod europa.
Oob nm tpie ptel gr06er lit Ger unteri6teo
Der @inoriIfe, welbe Der &eilenOe bier ulo
bort erDGlt!
0er our6 bas meritanii6e Sibirien,
nGmlt6 our6 0as otGe @nOe Der Gepubltt,
iDeldeS Deren 9tDroItaaten @6tbua6ua,
Goabuilo, 1teuzQeon, Iamaultpas &c. biz
ben, nah Der alten N5tetenitaot 5inunter>
t0Drt, 9laubt 3und6it, i'll elmer Nulte Az
letn. 0enn re6tS uno ltuts iiebt er auf
Dtele Wteilen hinauS tei1t meuldli0e5 QSe-
len; = nur bic u10 oo eilte fIeiue 0eeroe
3tegerl, Sdafe ooerJtinoer, bic li6 t6re oirfz
tige gtabrung bon benz ipGrli0en BIifel=
ooer benz 9obellpGbne>artigen @ranmaz
@ra5 rupfcn. Oobet bel6lei6t i'm Der
@eoante, oaB Der Sag etgentlih 48 Stunz
ben baben miiiie, I'M BENT druen Sieb bic
UfoQli6fett gu geben, li6 lott, - geidpeige
Oenn fett 81 f%reien. St fragt ii9 pertpuit=
bert, no oe1n eigettlth fir oieie ulablebz
barren Quaoratmellen Dilrren 2anoes Die
0teni6en berfommen ioIeu unb fitblt it6
nur e%int8errtaBen berubigt, tDenn ct III ieiz
ren1 rotben 8Goeder (bter bet6t er NppIes
tou) Iieit, Oab Ser Staat Gbi9uabua ouf
110,0 600 en9l. @epiertmeilen ni6t mebr ais
125, 900 @mnobner bat. @ilz un6 Elm
a6tel Wteni6 auf bic Quaoratmeile, -
OaDon fam man fretli6 ui6t biel err
lpartelt.
Sat man aber erit bon ben 1924 W1etIen,
ut1rpel6e @l8aio (Ieras) BON Wterito ent=
fernt lit, cine reiAlibe 0GIfte butter li6,
10 fOnmt man III @egenben, oeren Ausies
ben oafIr aeugt, oaB eS aud mod Wenl6en
gtebt, iuenn 'oud, tple 8rali9 logt, nttat
iDaG." Wan fGbrt 'ourd WeiSen> unb
Wiaisfeloer, Die, nit etnem frumnen
8aumait bis our Iiefe bon 2 bis 3 Boil
autgetrabt, bod tmnlrrbin anbertbaIb bis
3tpet 8ulbeI Net5er Gals Stpette @rlbte) uno
iieben Bis 5e9n 8uibel Wtais pom 4cre err
geben m09en, uno burd Saummouefel6er,
auf tpeldeH Die Stauoe bon 6 bis Is Boil
bod ipGblt, 10 0aB ein Ncre wobl et>
nen Qhtel bis etnen Siertei BaQen ergeben
mag.
Damn wieber 9ebt es in bic refine Telien=
tpitite, mo aler PHan3eTtpll@S oufbort, NIT
G%usnabne Der perrltdten 0ifbGuter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

ihen 8iers foftet bort 81 Gents ;-aut benz
8abnbofe in Der 2ebmitaot Santa &olalta
oerlangt man losar 81 Gents oaflr. ct.
Coulter 8ier pom SOB ptro fir l23 cents
Das @las ausgei6enft. Wem oas gu theuer
lit, ser mag ii1 OH benz ihauberbaften
NdtionaleetrGnt 9ltlqle g%eniigen lailet,
oas in alien Rebenltraben in nn51bltgert
S1enfeu Direct aus Dem S6lau1 (etne ;u>
iammenaenGbete G6tpeinebauD Der5apft
miro. Oaopn foltet bus 0laS Il Gents.
9as 3eug tpir6 in ungfaubIihen Wten8el
p~ertil9t; man iagt, baB ieoen U2orgen 5ipet
@agen5iige bou nah Der 6auptitaot foln7
men. IS lou Elm, trob ieines Dar111Iolet
QusIebens, ie6r 6eintitfii6eS @etrGnf letn
uno itart beraul6en, bod baS i6etnt benz
Tremoen taun1 9laublt6, oa er auf oelt
StroBen, bic ct 6auptlGdti6 belu6t, fetnen
8%etrunfenen gu iebeln befomnlt. Stelet6t
lit 6os MIR Der Qoli5et 81 %oer6anfe1, Die
iebr tiihtig, unenoIib b0htber uito al1ltdl1s
bigger als uniereSril6e Gnlppelgarbe, babel
aber iebr 1tren9 lit.
lleber az oieiem @eplau6er ffn6 mir
9on3 bon Der S6tIoerlng Der Staot lelbft
ab9efommen uno iinO bod nod nt6t eitz
NAL aus Der Gan Sranctsco StraBe berauS.
@e6en mir in oieier bonn 0oteI ettpa furfz
bunoert Sdrttt oitpGrts, 10 beftnoen mir
ll1s auf benz 9roBen BlaBe, beiien eine Seite
Die &atbeorale, Die a1tDere 0as getualttge
Ee9ierungSgebduoe, Die brittle baS Staot1
DaltS, Bic pterte Elm offener Sdulengang NIT
5abuoien &letnframgei6dften biIoet. Saz
bon oaS nGdlte OlaI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Wtd,ter 1tuS seutverenanfaTe4

Ser 8e3irfsrt6ter SaDes in
Soma bat ben tpGtbenoen 6aB Der
8robtttont It II beionbers our6 stpet
&mtS6anblungen auf lt6 gelaben.
ST mar es, pel6er ben Brobibtttons>
3u5ab CUR Serfaffung BON Soma 3uerit fir
notwithstanding erfldrte, Ino letue
@riinDe fir feline @ntineioung tpdren 10
i6tdgeno, oaB ielb1t bas Sbergeri9t bon
Soma, obgLei1 es aus Gemperen3Iern be-
ftano, iie als iti9bolttg uro unumlt0BIi6
@riilOe bin ienen 8erfaiiunsssuiab iber
ben 0alfen mari. Stun leBte cine republic
fanil6e StaatsgeieBgebI1g an Steae 0es
ohgei6afften Brobibittons8uldbes 0as
ihdnbIt6e BrobibitionS9eleb. Oo6 &i6s
ter 9aDeS bat in. 8e3u9 ouf 6ieies @eieb
Deri6ieoene Gnt>6eioungen 9etroffen,
pcl6e bur6 mtIbere N%uslegun9 bic drgiten
SGrten unb &anter beiielben abi6letfen.
3mar bat baS Sbergert6t ibm bieSmaG
ntdbt in NQem bei9eittnlmt, ion6ern cine
ieiner pibttgiten @ntldeiouugen, rGnlt6
Sic, tpona1 Srtebensrtdter ntht 9e9et1 Die
ltebcrtreter oes Neutrality-suspicious. arz
itGnoig itnb, um9eito6en. 0o6 tminerbtn
beiteben Die Quslegungen oes JftGterS
6aDes in leinem @eri6tsfreiie nod 10 mett
in Strait, ooB bort Die drgiteu 8eitimmunz
gen bes YrD6ibttionsgeleBeS ebenlo Dtele
tobte Buditaben itno.
Die gSut6 Der Yro1tbttiont1ten iiber oies
len Wfartn lit oa1er g%re13enlos. Sett Wfos
naten iirren iie auf letne moralii6e un6
amtLihe Gerni6tung. Die Seele bteler
bosbaften gtni1ld9e lit Der Yrobibi=
ttonspfaffe @ing 3u WuScdz
time. ST ma6te ldon Dor etnigen Oioz
11aten tiidti1e NusfGue auf ben G6arafter
Des Gi6ters Sapes, Derftummte aber i9etnz
bar na6 elmer ebenlo ee1arntibten ais
piirbi9en 0ffentli6en @rtldrnng ociielben.
0o6 Btng blteb ni6t mlBtg, ionbern
Iebte Dor etntgen Woben bet benz n1 E M
peren3 b b {" in MuScattne troB
Der @tniprahe etniger a%ritGnotgen Watt9ltez
Der ben 8el6luB burd, wSetpetle 81 lanl1
nteln, UNI oas ri6terli6e 8erbaIten oes
GERM 9aDes gum @egenitanoe elmer Qns
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