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The Mineral argus., 1885-04-30
Sheriff s Sale.


joins u. kEAPER,
joins 4. SAGE, ct. al
To lie, sold al sheriff sale ON the I'D bay of May.
lssa. at the hour Of 3 O'Clock OF said day, Oh the
main street in the town Of Maiden Montana the
following described property to-wit, mining inter
csis 81 the defendant
One one-sixth pfl interest in Silver star Lode:
One one-half % interest in Golden Eagle Lode
One onc-sixth 90 interest in Hail storm l.ode
One one-sixth 90 Interest in Pilgrim Lode.
one one quarter q a interest in Whale Lode
One one-thirl 20 interest in Cleveland Lode,
one one-ffth do interest in Yellow Jacket Lode
Dne nne-half q y interest in Chicag" Lode
One one-siNth 80 interest in Warm Springs Lode
One three seventh go interest III Florence mine
All of said property being situated in he Warm
Springs Mining Di>;rcf. Meagher County Mon
tana Territory. And also an undivided one one
half q y interest in fifteen tons of high grade
Florence
Signed JEFFERSON HOWELL Sheriff.
by q. ". KELLY, special Deputy.
Dated M Naiacn. Meagher County. Montana Apri
3rh 1SSa.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-30
SUMMONS.

In Justice Court of Maiden township. of the
County Of Neagher, Territory of Montana.
WILLARD DrNroS Plaintiff,
G. G. SNow. Defendant.
The people of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting To- the above named defendant
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
before me, Justice of the Peace, in and for
the County Of Meagher, at my office in Maiden.
within ten DAYS exclusive of the day OF servicel
after the service you of this summons II served
within this county, if served out Of this county,
but within this district, within twenty days. other
wise within forty days, to make answer to the COM
plant OF Willard Dunton, the above named plain
till, in civil action to recover the sum 81 two
hundred and ninety dollars t>2DUol ALE sed to lie
due from defendant to plaintiff for money loan
To and merchandise secured by said defendant as
fully SET forth in an tanned bill on file in my
office, and for costs of suit; and in default, juig
nent will he rendered against you, &. g. snow, tie
above named defendant, Tor the sum Of two humid
red and ninety dollars and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 2.nh day Of April, A.
d., lss.i
FRANK MARTIN,
Justice of the Peace of said Meagher county.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-30


while on a visit. says: BE sure and
take care of the plants. feed the bird.
pigs and chickens" She has probably
written some one else 10 look after the
old man.
The second boat up from bismarck
of the Power line, expected about
May 10Th, will leave 1T judith Landing
J0c. 900 lbs of general merchandise, for
the Lewistown and Judith houses of
L. G. Power & Bro.
Misses and Boys Hats ut Mrs. Dun
tons, head Of Main street.
Tickets, emitting the holder with
lady, to the dance and supper given in
behalf Of the Maiden Cornet Band.
have been printed and will he for sale
Immediately. No one will be sighted
by tho industrious agents. Rustic 50.
In another column will he found a
notice entitled 'To whom it may con-
cern," signed by ID. f.. Folsom, County
Treasurer. 1t warns all parties doing
business in Meagher Co., subject to
Il license, that the same must be paid
invariably in advance.
Don't go to see your girl or dress up,
until those new goods of Dinsmore's
arrive. They will he here about the
10th Of next month, and will consist of
II fine line of ready made clothing, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, ties, scarfs and
everything neat and nobby in the way
of gents furnishing goods.
n. NJ. Erickson, the wide-awakc man
ager Of Il. G. Power * Bros store at
Lewistown, was in Maiden, Tuesday,
accompanied by Mr.. Fred. Leary,
young gentleman recently from the
East but now resident Of Lewistown.
| While here they made visit to the
/ Maginnis mill and mine, and expressed
great delight and astonishmcnt at what
they had seen. Mr.. Erickson reports
times improving on the creek.
Arnold q Spurgin's bull teams-two
eight yoke and six Wagons arrived ut
Big Casino creek last sunday, with
the machinery for W. H. Watson's new
saw mill. The boiler will be placed in
the Moccasin mill where it will remain
IL portion of the summer, when it will
be removed to the newly constructed
works on Big Casino creek. This outfit
also brought freight for Chas. Lehman
& Co, Cottonwood and J. J. Campbell,
of Andcrsonvlle.
In Justice. Court, last week. before
:. q. Sharpless, j. r., with territory OF
Montana, plaintiff, vs.. Frank Martin
defendant, d. y. OBrien. the newly
elected school clerk, complaining wit
no-s, brought action to get possession
of the books, bills. ETC., in hands OF
defendant, claiming that said defend
ant had refused to turn over Ia
his successor, as required by law,
such books and accounts. When
brought To trial it was proven that no
refusal had been made by defendant,
the complaining witness refused to
swear Ia his complaint and the defend
ant was discharged Costs on plaintiff.
X. +. Craddock. OF the internationa
hotel. is making some very necessary
Improvements ON his buildings. a
passage between the Office and
Jack Armold's place, has Just been
made, the latter to Ice known rs the
international Exchange, which will
afford m ample bar and sitting room
for gentlemen. The former arrange
ment WAS always crampca and incon-
venient. The interior Of the hotel viii
be re-rapercd, re-paintea grained and
kal,omincd \ sidewalk will also be
built around the Exchange buildin- and
exit Ia the rear between the buildings.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.

First-class butter will find IL ready
sale in this market.
Henry Born left for the Little Roc ky
diegings, last week.
TO and get your photograph taken at
the "repec Of Art"
Guns and Revolvcrs repaired al
Marston's.
W. II. Watson was in town Tuesday,
fro'i his Moccasin mill.
Robert Mills started for the Little
Rockies last Saturday.
Remember the dance at the Day
House tomorrow night.
Z Barney Trainor is on his way back
to Maiden. They all get back.
Watch and Jewelry repairing neatly
and promptly done, at T.. L. Marstons.
The Miners Exchange" will open
tomorrow friday at ) O'Clock.
See advertisement of Joe. Wolfe's
Road House, in another column.
Frank Sage and W. 4. Nelson have
Resumed work on their placer claim.
Frank Martin is putting II fresh coat
Of paint on {. Boissonneault's store
front.
Tom Newcomb, with his cousin, VIM
Il. Ncwcomb, arrived in town Oh Tues
DAYS Junction coach
Johnny kcmper is down from the
Florence mine this week. Ills first visit
since last November.
! Every coach brings passengers now
a-davs. at is good to he here rs the
elder said in camp meeting.
\ body Of ore six foot wide has been
struck in the uow Gro Cache tunnel of
the Maginnis Mining Company.
See advertisement of Star Laundry,
in another column. Rest in town.
Fanny Ferguson, proprietress.
Ladies' Hats and Bonnc;s. trimmed
To order, at Mrs. Dunton's, head OF
Main street.
Everybody in Maiden seems to he
dressing up. Repairing, painting,
housekeeping, etc, on all sides.
Mis- Fannie kec. sister Of Mr.. l.. Il.
Warner. arrived in Maiden on Satur-
day, Junction coach. from Wisconsin
Chet Fowler arrived in Maiden from
1T. Benton, last Thursday. He reports
times rather cor>y at the head of nav
isa,ion.
George Mcclure was in from his
Moccasin placer grounds. Wednesday
lie brough, several ounces of gold dust
with him.
1t cost II Billings man hu, ten dollar,
and costs to beat his wife. One can &c,
lots Of pleasure for little money in that
town. evidently.
II You want Il fine watch, 90 to Mars
ton. the Jewelcr, and get il at Eastern
prices. No humblg; come and see.
\. ~ Esler returned home from
Helena Monday evening. lie was
accompanied by Miss Katie Johnson
sister of Mrs. E,ler
Conley K ScuIlan recently burned d
kill of 1900 nishel Of charcoal for the
Maeinnis Mining Company. wn.on /.
nov i.ing delivered
II. Fi.rntltn.r IA, hi, new cica,
store nearly completed and carpenters
are now at work on an addition To- h,
used a. II manufacturing room.
: Louis Landt, wholesale liquor dealer
expects his household goods to arriv,
from Chicago next week. lie has also
an route two barrels of Kentucky
whisky.
These moonli5 ht nights are being
improved by the band and their music
enjoyed by our citizens. notwithstand
ing its rlidinIcntal character. Better
thing, ahead.
Elsewhere in our columns will he
found the advertisement of Mum 4
Fletcher, painters, papcr-hangers an,
kalsomincrs. They Ito nothing bu
, first class work. Read their card.
+. q. Bailey came in by yesteida,
mornings train from the east. H'
will shortly go To his ranch near For
Masiuui-, but will make Billings hi
Leo.louariers.-Po>t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

The mos. noteworthy change in daily
journalism which has taken place tor
many years Is the Introduction OF the
custom OF illustrating the occurrences
Of the day. The New Ysrk World was
the first TO Introduce the uss OF illusira
tions. The other New York dsilies fol
lowed suit, aud now the news columns
Of every daily paper published in a
large city contain pictorial representa-
tons of all that has occurred within
the preceding twenty four hours. For
q time these cuts we're Grade and IN
satisfactory, bat lately more care has
been taken In their preparation and now
they are pretty accurate. Every murder
that 10 committed, every race. every So
cisl event. In fact, everything that can
be represented with pencil. lie made
the subject OF q picture; and the sub
soriber now IL not only able 10 read how
q thing happened, but he also sees q
pretty accurate picture Of il. How far
this new craze for illustrations will 90,
10 uncertain. II has already quite revo-
lutionixed the appearance Of the metro
pelitan papers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS

MrsCILAyKeCs-
A report from tie Committee on Pub
le Baildinss A. Groond-, submitting
o ns for = stabls, ard recommendis 9
4dop 100 Of same. Adopted. and CleI I
instructed 70 advertise for bids
Toe Committee on Fire and Water re-
inraed communication OF T. A. Mn
nisk. IN regard TO salary of enRiDs~r OF
EneIne Company M. !, With the unAni-
IN Yus recommendation thai the salary
Of engineer OF EagIne Company No. :,
be rednosd 10 SO.
So sInc charges against Eoeineer
Danbam. OF Company No. 2. being pre-
.ented by Chief Kellogg. Assistant
Chlefs MInnick and Hunter L. Z. Ferry,
foreman. ct al the same vas ordered
referred to Board Of Fire Delegates,
1ith instructions to rport as next
ID Getting
Ordered that the COMMITTEES on Fire
and Water bs authorized to negotiate
for a new bell for engine No. l.
An ordinance granting the night to
erect polls and stretch wires thereon for
electric purposes was submitted. read
and referred.
Bids for Union street sewer were
opened and we're "a follows: William
Harkins-Ssver pipes per lineal foot,
$l55; brick per thousand, $l5; iron
cover for msnhole, t35 iron covers for
lsmpholes, so each. simpson Jcr-
don-Seuer pipes psr foot &l.49; lamp
holes, each SIS; msnhole, $25 brick
per thousand, laid. ga. On motion
the matter vas laid over till next meet
ing, and the Clerk vas instructed to re-
fund the deposit Of $3.50 TO each Of said
bidders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

Servia 10 still bristline like little por-
eupine, but e. ne one seems inclined to
soach her. IL 10 uncertain whether or no,
che will conclude 10 hurt any one. King
Milan issues no end Of proclan,ations
manifestocs and ultima,ams, bat they
are all harmless, and 90 long a. be con.
nnes himself 10 this form Of Amuse.
nsat. nobody wili complain. Milan Is
ambitious. and he hss got II into bis
head that he is . real king instead Of a
pappes. and that be ~ili be able to iay
the Foundation for the greatness 81
ssrvis and Of the 0brcnovi,ch dynasty
~ Frederick the Great laid the fsanda.
ton for the GREATNESS Of Prussia and
the Hohenzallerns. He evidently for.
eess sha, the Obrelovi,eh,s were peas
ants only three generations back. The
rulers OF Europe witl never allow a
peasant king to become great. Milan
viii discover this fact socser or later.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
Frs DEPARTMENT Warm rur-

FIxS DEPARTMENT warm Tur-
Yesterday afternoon the hose team OF
Engine Company Nc. l. xi,h engine and
bose cart, repaired 10 jackson s,res,
bridge 10 test tho distance ,hss the en-
gtns could BE- set from the plug with a
hnc OF t~o inch hose FROM the p'as 10
the suctsoa % zoe enIsne Test Ne. l.
kasine sss $50 feet froa plas with too
lines Of leading hose attach 4. sseA ssl
feet lone, with inch uozEles. iva
foand that the boss coaid not sapolx
tve streams without ealiarsinc, so one
vas shut q and an inch nexs . ATTACHED
70 tue esher aud wsset xss ,hroxn ~
feet Test NJ 3-fh~ engine was th,,,
moved 50 stshtH so f-~t Of the plug
and tsa lines of ko-e sssb feet isrs 80
thf.e auz1les sttschsd. aai Ihs line OF
nnss from the plas would nas sappiy
tue engine - tie hose xss esnt,-a,ii.
eeiiapSa0e, d,-tNno. ihrsun lSs fss
1ns eselne ~ss then tAkea 10 the aoss-
snd tse 'sissSsas tests nsas from the
plass fsrsa4h - se~s ~ hssn- on.
slre~a. Isl fe-a. WITH = inaA pnrxS-
fafoaeh $50 feet Of As,-s, enc s.r~.ra
lSs fees. wIts inca d. xxia. Teroose
tto fest OF hsss, "a inca stream. D.
fs~t- Throsah SN i~ss Of ae>-- o,,s,
IN tnsA stream. - te<t Tass@ t~s,s
were made and tbs distance asessar<s
~ Chief keilsgg and Chef Easise,r
CAmposA.
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WANTED.

TRoHKRS. AT THE SEATTLE
] steam LArndy. Women and GRIT
can sarp goet WAGES ~ applying q once
~ ths ahsvs LA1adry. neSS
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khtpptng IutelItSence,

TAroosH. Nov. 6.-Ship toved out by
tug Alexander and a bark by tug Ia
coma yesterday. Tug Holyoke towed a
ship oot this morning. A bark in tow
of tug Mastick, and q brig, schooner,
steam collier, and ship in TOW Of tug
ryee, passed out this evening. A ship
beating in at p. III. Cloudy; high east
wind.
SAN Francisco" NOV. 6.-Arrivsd-
Steamer Queen of the Pacific, from
Sea tile bark Eldorado, from Tacoma.
Clesred-Steamer Bonita, for Port
Townsend.
PoRr LUDLOW, Nov. 6.-Ssiled-Sohr.
Compeer.
PoRr GAMBLE, Nov. 6.-Arrived-Schr.
Corona.
Posr MADISON. Nov.6.-Arrivsd-Bark
Oakland,
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wAss 4 PsrrrsAkp are iass 10 recsipt
|na,rsssivs shapes. no,
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NOTICE.

TWO OF THE ASKING TON
! Steamboat and transportation Com
panys stea ners VIII leave Yesler's what.
sunday. Nov. q ~ u Q. m. convt ying the
N ICONS and other friends who may wssh
to attend the funeral Of the late Daniel
loogfs How. At Port Gamble. the same
day free Of cha-re noSt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
Anti.Chinese Nov

Anti.Chinese Movement at santa Cruz.
SANTA CsUz (Oal.), Nov. 6.-Thers IL
TO be a meeting tomorrow evening for
the purpose of forming an anti Chinese
league. About 700 names are already
on the rolls of membership.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
For Sale.

THE ocCIrENTAL sAwMILI, AT
] Lake Union Narth Seat 10. Build
ing and machinery Asso six lots 70 be
sold fo,sther OF . parately. Capacity Of
mill 70 90 fees per day. Apply 70
D. lacw J. n rRINE.
washinst Ton Works. seafiis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
YeSler Cellegc Removed.

HAyING REMOVED MY SCHOOL
Messrs. Lair & Co shoe store, will give
there inarnction. IS before, in class icai,
modern lanSuas &c and Mathematics
Terms: hvening course. $40 per month:
private lessons. 81.
moss J. PAUL LANCE.
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WANTED.

A LOT BETWEEN CHERRY AND
~ Pike. and Front and y urth stres =.
Ad'res,. giving lorsfion. size. price and
terms. Lot boz I'LL OCH
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ACCsokuv 4 e1oE NICE
BLANCHARD 4 PARTRIDGE
ssl Assa3.
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WIN. o. WOOD.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
n tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofhce, at rooms OF the Probate
Court Yesler-Leary Building.
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For Rent.

A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. ON THE
"A corner OF Fiji b and Terrace streets
cheap. Apply 1T this ONCE. 612
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'HIrE CHAa, =. nUNpAY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

n A. CHURCHILL. M. D., HOMEO-
pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office to his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
streetsL
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-29

nen Tstts fdmore; einige buFtise BaIos
frdutsr, nit penen lie Oas Jleiid bsIses,
isien oas sanae GetriirS cas jis auIs
irenbe. Beim MnriHten Ieee lis ben
Braten auf aerDftete, nit 3ipiebsla ess
rbitete Brotlhnitte. Ser Bring nOtirts
iid bieies 9tesspt NIT duberfter @eiuinens
baftisfeit uno elmer 10 ipthtigsn Wliene,
bab bic anipeienoen Offijiere bic uebers
jeueiin8 oeipannsn, CT perfaIe siren ipihs
tigen ShlahtberiHt in ipeldem er isiit
nidt Iebr ebrenpoIlss yerbalsen sa re1ts
fertieen Iube. Wlit ollie beS lDiIociss
bes, ipeI6er bic 6llhtIinge auf ssbeitnea
g8esen aus benz I8aIDe fiibrte, entfnrnen
iie 8lldli1 mad Sranfrei@, mo- Der Sc.
neral freiIiG nidt iebr freuncIid euis
pfansen irurps, cenn 60 reenste Bans
rbIets.
Aber Gaubiie fraete nitt pieI barna@,
pislmebr truBse er liH Der CUNT 2ubipis
XIV. nno Der Wsarquiie bon Bomp
nur nod ntsbr su usriiherb uno s!plr
our4 pas aus DeutidIano mitsebradts
Observation-Disclosures. Der Braten faab
ben unsstbsilteltsn Beifal ioipobt 6es
R6nieS ala bes eeiammtei, 9ofes uno am
9cfe su sSrantrei6 pflsste NAN bon ieber
bic Sreuben ber Lafel nit allen Raffnes
inent 3u betreibsn. Der Diann, rpeldeg
6ranfrei3 nit 70 sinem pprtreiflt&en Re.
septs bersiderte, muBte beIppnt tpercen
uno bic QSlrbe zines Waridaas bisli
man nitt fur au bod, um lie fur ein aa'
heuresspt su ertbeiIen. Sreili4 betpdbrts
er ii@ in etnem neuen Telotuse ais Deer.
Ifiibrer abernlalS ssnau 10 tpenis, ipie frd'
ber aber parauf fan tpsnis an; iein ga
ianenbraten tpos alIes niIitdriIbellnsIld
rti&Ii9 auf unO NOD 6sute fiSurtrt II
Srantrei@ aaf oer 5peilentarte leor fes'
men IaleIals Observation-Disclosures
SSdian a la Sdubiie.
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sefo6err mno seimfGme&er.

Der yrins bon Gaubiis, WiarihaQ
BON 6ranfrsit, perbanfte bisIs bDbe mi.
litarii&s NiirSe eissntlid sinemSaiansn.
braten, bsnn feline ipleatii1sn Bsfdbis
eunssn iraren sleiH Jlua. alIs bic
Sala4t Bel 8obbed seidlasen mar anb
Saabile nit einisenBsslsitsrn in I4impfs
IiHer Deiis flob, perirrte CT fid in sinss
ipiIeen, unipirtbbarsn @essno, 10 eab er
ai1t msbr ipabts, ipelds Nidtune e Elm.
idlGssn ic[lte. Gnali6 sntoedts er cine
QUITE i'm Malee, ritt auf eisielbs ~ uno
trat Elm. 90 mar eas 9aus sines Wiles
i&usen, tp.e ii@ hss Hrina icfcrt lbsrs
.asuates; Elm untsrnsbmsnp ansisbenber
Dsann lag auf elmer 1ani lang ausses
itsedt um6 yuHte BON ben Strapa3en Der
Sass aus. in bsr Ode lag Elm srober auss
seiueiestsr SirId une air Der a8ane bins
aen rerfhisDsns Wsptbre. Die Jran css
aDilphitbss absr nans am 9srofsusr uno
tpar bsiHdftiss, sinsfs Unian ~ braten.
Des asiAIaasns General rerIparts trst
isinss tlnsIiidss ssiDultissn Mypssit 81
lautts bss Uraa ben SATAN far sinsn
2vuis'hcs al. nne rssesbrte iba nit
iamunrlntem MobIssfsQsn.
alls q eas WlatI kssnbst, fragte q bic
iyrau, nis ne ben bstyIi&su Drattn sutes
ssitst babe. q babs an bsr Tafsl bss ls6s
nias bon i5ranirsi& i4cn sran4sn 2eder'
bitten ssssilsn, einsa 10 iaftissm, asosrsa'
tiIdsn saian abst nod nissnals. Dis
| ssrau tbsitts ibm mil, Dab he IN GrMan.
selua8 einss BsatipisbsS ben Wosel BEL
ben ssaben an sitts S4uur iibsr nas
sssuer bdass sas hsrnbtrdafslnes Gsti
ani5anas uus .tpiebsr hbtr ben 0ratsu
| osis sas y ~ 0siasst V isiasm sies'
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Mustsm Ossi@tsfaaL

psrtbeieisss: yDab n,ein Rlisnt bisIsn
DietItakI nus aus Notb begins. barits
idDn bas 3uy Gsnaes sartbun, bab esrs
ielbe nur 6as irsniss baass 0sIo natm,
irsI@es In BET 4ommDos mar, tpatrtnh q
bic BrieftaI@s NIT 1000 Mart 8anfnc.
ten bic ii@ in unnsittelbarer N6ts BE.
fanb, unbsriltyt lisb.
prdiibsat: v9lnn fassn Sic mir eins
mai, MnselIastss % arum tpeinsn Sil
bsnu 2"
Maeellaetsr Q@Iudlsnb) ,gDsil Il
eM 0ssftAI4s astts Sslstsn tab' "
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@oroniaf6 ofioifdjer Grinuipf-
sefansR anmes afoen
oSeip5'serf6.

TssI.: osHta su sarasa
Ree, ieb'n Ge. BERN Ge rartlit Giberhseles,
Y0s bieier Bismarf tpioesr au8gebeft
Oas Is, ireeBfnepp@en. mas Gnrrms 8cmbeeies.
@is's sisisn Wann nit Detti6Laubs Da4ss.
bbum iIedt
Bah ftiut er an AuifraIHen iei' Gelifte,
Balo lareft CT NAL IN 0robsn O3ean.
.: BoIb itreidbt er iansft be aifriean i1e @ifs
gltt f4trors'ipeibsrcnher &anbesfGripe abnl a
D'run, Isis. iBr gabuas, nit ssutpeISenen
Als reihssetrsie HGrger iett bearie6tl
ggir rollen's eid fcton iacbtdten abgeipeebnfu.
Oab nter ben Nitneni4 ais Diner seniebt.
III anne beebre SittjangeitSs sGbaids
Sebt eircbd idle BiIoungt eith entbor,
Z: Bah 3isbt HnoSerbernmhen nit syrpuai6s
Jfr islbit ben CART ten 1eniHens8 s8efftsd ser. (:
Stib fernsr mir iesrisst. ibr 8isssrIeiss,
Die t9r IN SolpneI;en loihirt
uRb sn Der Netrenrnenfdsn Dogentpsibe
1e ttsne pa,tt gum NiIeerbut pe1iert
SD grieb eidb NIT rerfldrben StnusnleEnnsuhs.
Snesm oae MID bic Set idon nabs sinft,
=: Mc m bes 0loirus fernitsn QinbGgriiube
De B0dt Gm HSsin n,ez vi RaIariiA fnefk q
CID srieb' i'd sipenfaus rettt sstrs isbssne.
Ow ipr IN aieo'rits s2ano 1e Aauis feb!
Bals bring mir NIT GmIour ei4 vi b 0esne.
Erot eirer pobbenbcSbenbafbis
Basb trtitt nser, sris icp isIlenfeft ss CLAUSE.
Wstiibet sid9. ipis afls 0sitfdtn, abn;
=: Sn isbsn Rraat lii msr be ,0ogSenIouives.
Sn Safsasftraus4 Gtpsrs'iGsl aousaa. !;
Sch f@IiebliA nsir issrisbt eod its Ritts mixbeD
Jn se9aI fcunleygi@en Gameran,
Ms Dr1se 4aniAsbben un Nsets0bIiaAes
% G4i6Ii@eeit tesstts 0enieas 66Hn {
o., tusr vernsaG b. @cmne oalxaeuialea.
Rn beg ht bsr 0sbause MID sr3ids,
u: 0ab w sisusiat i4sn " bss nx&1n
sn ssiAssAs uns ! .si4ssn s4n~rsa.
i4idti !:
Unss, miss uns biH n beiii9m gebesgau>e
GO sibsri9t mclle dIIeiuell uan's 4esa y a
Oas iAaae srsstnsne ven ~ S8maub<il1o
MnsEas0sqsasna, an eanparpxxtSl
Sn NsisajriDanntpen taIr d iaudIu1 ipIs>er.
I'm . Gdps irnRstoyNi RI ~ Uiintte IN
!: 3e4 tesuen Sn5fW oStiui1elsa y s|sS1s {
os4 0satj4 0nn11l ~ &oA &1(I<
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Wannigfaltiges.


Goa i9, Hpie, tnsbr bic S4SaPsit -
SbSnteit, Die 10 balp srtlinoes -
Doer Stiren Duft ns5r preilen,
Der I'm Iestsn 8Iatt snti4pinoetsl
., tris jtrabIt bic Sotnei46nbeit,
Ne6hHen, bsiner i,insen SABRE:
sber 1uIe nne Annlatb Ieutteu
glae not utn Sis srauen 5aarsl
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Gu@ Elm Birtues.

Relnerin Gu eirsm 8auern, Der forts
tpdbrenb pfeift uHo init ben Jinsern from.
melt): ,Sie iino setpiB maiifalii6 e" -
Bauer: ,y8ia rrtoanit e. - RelInerin :
yOb Sic oieHeiht 3itber ober 8uitarre.
Ocer iOnit Elm DluIifinltrumsnt ipielsn
tOnnen2" - Bauer: Doe Grab net !;
aber NIT Der 3unea idnals' i Sbna ito'
s'rae 10, sls ipie NIT Der YeitI&'n I"
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R RadbIid.

Grau: yabsr. aIusuit parum iisbft
Du mid henn 10 an?"
Wlann: sd mD6ts nur triHent mas
mir frtiber an Dir 70 gut ssfaasn bat |"
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Rtfsrpa

Srau Gin bic RlHs trttsnb, trifft bic
Dlase in @sIslIi&aft ,tpeisr SoIoaten) /:
,,Absr giarie, tpas 1T cenn pas ? Da
iinb ia ,tpsi Soloatsn !"
Wass: vDas maHt ni4ts, snaeiss
Graa, sss cine III nar &sisrpif."