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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
ATGKA.
The Choc Avs Worried About Their Net
Procsed CIsim-Ths Lawyers Tactics.
Cnrrnsnnnhnnna Of the larefte

The Choc avs Worried About Their Net
Proceed CIalm-Ths Lawyers' Tactics.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
AToKA, I. T., Jan. 26.-The Choctsws
are greatly exercised over their "net pro-
coed claim" against the United States
government, for property which had to be
abandoned ID Mississippi and Alabama
when they were removed west. This
property consisted of improvements,
houses, felces, &c, on the l6ncs sold to
the government and for which the gov
eminent pledged in the treaty they should
be paid. It has never been paid, and now
amounts to the round sum OF s.. 600,00
1t has been allowed by Congress two or
three times and also by the United States
Court OF Claims. 40, ut half of it is
pledged to lawyers and other mlddlemen.
The last Choctaw Council passed some
kind of legislation obnoxious to these at
torneys and they are now obstructing any
measure in Congress appropriating the
money for this claim. A called session
Of the Council Was held in November to
compromise the affair with the attorneys,
but failed to effectIanythtng. Unless the
obnoxious bill passed at the last Council
is repealed the net proceed money will
hardly make these merchants smile this
year. There is talk OF another called
session of the Council to adjust this mat
ter.
The Methodist Ministerial Association
of the Indian Territory Is now in session
at this place. A large number OF minis
tiers aye in attendance.
The unusually large number OF bills OF
oil conceivable kinds introduced into
Congress this term upon Indian affairs
has awakened the gravest spprehensions
in the minds of most Of the leading men
here. These things are great hindrance
to improvements aud growth on the part
of the Indians. They do not know what
| ia coming
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
JUDGE ABBOrT'S VIEWS.
Hbw a New York Paper siisrspresented
Judge Abbott OF Texas,

Hbw q New York Paper Misrspresented
Judge abbott OF Texas,
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Some days ago
the New York Herald sent reporters to
interview all the Senators and Represent
atives who would express themselves in
regard to the strike of the employees on
the Residing Railroad. Among those in
teryieWed was Hon. 10 Abbott, the well
known representative of the Fort Worth
district in Congress. The report as pub
lished, however, did that gentleman
gross Injustice, aud so misrepresented
what he did say that THE GA
zETTE reporter called on him for
some explanation Of the alleged
interview. In response to questions on
the subject, Judge Abbott said:
"The Herald did me an injustice in not
printing all said, and in drawing false
conclusions from what did say. told
the reporter that the causes which led TO
the strike were unknown to me, and
did not wish to express any opinion ss to
the merits of the controversy between the
strikers and the railroad. l was opposed
on principle to strikes, and had no SYM
pathy for those who would not work
themselves or allow others to work.
said that all such troubles ought to be
settled by arbitration, as such an adjust
ment was better both for the railroads
and the men. Not word WAS uttered
Sin favor of capital and lower wages" IS
was gratuitously attributed to me by the
Herald, and the reporter invented it from
the whole cloth.
az am opposed TO Strikes" continued
Judge Abbott, "bucause there is, in my
opinion, better way to settle these in
dustrial disputes. II there is not, then
the law should provide one. believe,
further, that the laborer is. worthy
Of his hire, and that labor
has lawful right to combine against
capital to protect itself against oppr s.
sion, and for the purpose Of demanding
and enforcing higher wages; but when il
does so combine it should not violate the
law or destroy the property OF others
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
DALLAS.
A Man With Metal Brick In Ills Talise
Arrested on Suspiclon-Threatens
to Sue the Uity.
A Merchant from Embree Robbed and
Terribly Bsaten-suit for Divorce Fflsd.
A Love Match.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 27.-Ofticer Scott
arrested man to-day who registered st
the calaboose as Harry Curtis, but who
afterward gave his name SIS Harry Wheel
er. The officer had in his mind the de-
scription of man wanted elsewhere, and
when he saw this man he concluded he
was the man wanted. Curtis, or Wheeler,
was on his way to the Union depot and
Tss carrying a small black
valise, which appeared to the
officer as unusually heavy
from the manner he was carrying ii and,
stepping up to the gentleman, he offered
to carry the yalise for him. Finding it so
heavy he opened II and found what sp-
peared to be "goid BRICK" which sub
sequently proved to weigh twenty-five
and one-half pounds, which, If solid gold,
would be worth between $1,000 and
| $4,000. This further aroused the officers
suspicion, when he informed the
gentleman that he might consider
himself under arrest on suspicion Of be-
| ing the party wanted elsewhere. MIR
Curtis, or Wheeler, says he is from Deni-
son and he was on mis- way 20 Fort Worth
where he has relatives, and when asked
what he was carrying that "bogus" gold
brick for, he answered that he presumed
he had right to carry what he chose
When asked what he called ths
brick he said, "metal." The mar
is intelligent and bears the marks OF :
lgenuine western msn. It is hardly prob
able that brick is gold, but it is probable
that he Is putting up q job to sue the cit!
for damages.
Mr.. E. W. Stoothenberger and Mis-
Cells Waters of Weatherford. were mar
ried this morning by Justice Kendall. l
was purely love match anc
it is probable that little romance is con
nected with the fact that they came t
Dallas to be united in the. holy bonds o
wedlock.
W. S. Hunter, s merchant st Embree
: this county, left his home day or tw
ago to collect some money. He collecte'
$780, and on his return home wa
waylaid by two men an
knocked senseless for the time and ret
bed He lay quite a long time in tha
} condition. When he came to himself hi
horse was gone and he had terrible mid
night experience in his dazad condition t
find his way to his brothers. home, whic
was nearer than Embree.
} Z. W. Taylor filed suit for divorC
; from his wife. Lydia Taylor. They wer
married In Champaign county, HI,
March, 1888, and removed to Dallas an
! here lived together until August, 1873
when defendant abandoned plaintif.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
AhiIsns Fire Depar m .nt.
ABILENE, TEN. Jan. IS, less
l. jItor of tho lrayatta

ABILENE, TEN. Jan. 26, less
To the L iitor of the Gazette.
The annual inspection OF the Abilene
fire department on yesterday wss wit
messed by very large number of citizens.
Star Hose Company, and the Hook and
Ladder Company marched to Pine street
snd formed line fronting west, and were
inspected by the mayor and board OF al
dermen. The city officials compliuented
the boys highly for their good looks and
fine condition of the trucks and hose
cart. Csrter's drug store on Pine street,
and the Hughes, Red & Co. building on
Chestnut street were gone into by the
companies and water Was thrown in q
very quick time. The FIRE department. OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
Abilene is thoroughly organized and no
city in the state can claim any better fire
protection. The boys were highly COM
plimen'ed
Corsicaaa .

Special TO the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE jury
in the case of the State vs.. Ed. c. White.
rendered verdict giving the defendant
two years term in the penitentiary. Mr..
White wss at one time prominent cattle
man of Ennis, Ellis county, and was st
one time considered wealthy. A great
number of witnesses csme from Ellis and
Freestone counties, and the trial has
been pending about three days. The
cattle stolen belonged to George Bradley,
brother of the late Judge L. D. Bradley.
Real estate sales recently have in
creased hundred per cent. over sales
this time last year.
City property of sll kinds is selling well
and bringing good prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING.
Representatives of all the Clubs to Meet at
Indians polls.

Indiana polls.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. Pin ac-
cordsrce with 8 suggestion originating
with the Democratic club of Cincinnati,
Arrangements will be made in this city
for the meeting of representatives from
oil the Democratic clubs in the United
States to be held here in March or early
in April. The object Of this proposed
conference is TO discuss matters Of inter
lest to the party and clubs, and to form q
national club organization. The prelim-
mary arrangements are in charge of the
Hendricks club, andsit is expected that
several hundred delegates will be in st.
tendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
Six Years for Stealing a Saddle.

5ptClaI 10 LIS CaLeIIt'
GREENvILLE, TEX, Jan. 27.-In the
District court of this county to-day
Henry Sullivan, 3 young man, was con-
victed Of the charge of theft OF 8 saddle,
and his punishment was assessed st six
wears of confinement in the state peni-
Tertiary. Sullivan stole the property in
July, 1886, from Esquire William G.
Randall, former justice Of the peace of
this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
Esrmera' aniarc at woodville,

Correspondence or the GSzetie.
WooDvILLE, TEX jan. 25.-Georse a.
Relcher, prominent Farmers Alliance
olgsniz sr of Bell county, delivered lee
ture to the citizens of WoodvilleIlast even
ing .nd organized an assembly composed
of the ms iolity OF the "tillers OF the soil"
of this precinct. This order is getting to
be potent power in this section OF the
state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
SKIN SCALP
BLOOD

Having been q sufferer for two years and
half from disease caused by bruise en- the
leg, an having been cured by the CUUCURA
REMEDIES when all other methods and RENE
dies failed, l deem IL my ddty to rs commend
Them. l visited Hot Springs to no avail, and
tried several doctors without succets, ana at
last our principal druggist, Mr.. John y. Finlay
Ito whom shall ever f. gratefully sp ke to
me about CUTICuRA, and l consented to give
them trial with the result that am perfectly
cured. There Is now NO sore about me.
think can show the largest surface where my
sutferings sprana from of any one in the state.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES are the best blood
and skin GU es manufactured refer TO drug
gist John 2. Finlay and Dr.. D. G. Montgomery
both of this place, and to DR.. Smith, Lake Lee,
Miss
ALEXANDER BEACH, GreenvIlle, Mis-,
MIR. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, at
our request, with results as above stated.
sAVE0 ny MO THEIRS LIFE
suffered from MAX leg. Nothing wonld 90
her any good. She HID the bestmedcal talent,
but they all did hex no good. she suffered
wei. day. She woni isnsve to sit up half the
had 70 Hp PEACE She I'D ali anu the best known
remedies in the coansr ywith0ut effect;
cot her bottle ofs6oTICUBt REsoLvENT, and
she took it, and Hes taken In all about six or
seven bottles, ana now she Is 9well woman to
cay. Her leg igentirely healedsand her heath
was never be u She can 20 out every day,
something sne has not done in ten years. so
you see 1 ca hot he p stating 10 you about your
wonderful GITICURA REMEDIES. You have
saved my mdfher's life | cannot find words to
express my gfatitude. ! have advertised your
CUTICURA REMEDIES far and near.
EDWARUJUEDER,1 1905 Broadway, \. \.
CUuCURA, ffe great skin cure, and CUTICURA
SOAP, prep sred from 1t, externally, and CUT
CURA REsoLyEST, the new blood puriher, In
ternally. are positive cure for every form of
skin and blood diseases from pimples to scrof-
ula.
Sold everywhere. Price; CUTICURA, so cents
SOAR, IS cents RESoLYENT. 81 co. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
sESend for How TO Cure Kin Diseases, 81
pages, 30 Illustrations and I0J testimonials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28

He Yer consideredst % 10th to look gifs
horse in the mouth" bu& he'd never LEI nln
sats5 from cut spIsiIn Sad for love or
money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28

The liver is the principst organ Of the
human body from which disease generally
springs. Keep it, in regular action by
using Msgnice's Cundurango.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
Hair Neglected

soon becomes dry, harsh, coarse, and
flu of dandruff; it loses vitality and
arms prcmaturely gray. or falls cut rap
;Ily and threatens early badness. a
.srrfnl dressing daily with Ayers Hair
lfgor-the best preparation for the pur-
,.,e-wiIl preserve the hair III all its
'rsuriance and beauty to q good old age.
NV hair was faded and dry writes
Vshci {. Har{k, OF DetaWarc. H.. but
-..,.r using onft half q bottle OF Ayers
flair Nigor it btsafae black and glossy.
Iemnot express s4e gratitude feel"
Frederick z. f6ggeshall. Bookseller.
= Nerrilnacks 81. ESwcll. Mass, writes:
some six OF seveTSa ears ago my wife
had 70 severe illness. % consequence of
,,1srh she became alfnpSt entirely bald
AMI Sc compelled to5Ncar Il wig. y
..p mathis since she logan 10 apply
aver Hair NigOr TO the Scalp, and. after
-..rp. Nstce bottles. has Tsgood growth
r. hair started all over hef,head. The
f...r Is now from two to four MchcS long.
.gd growing freely. The result is
mos gratifying proof Of the 1nerit of
yuug admirable preparation
Ayers Hair Vigor,
p-r,.rd by Dr.J. c. Aver < Co, Lowell, Mass.
sold by Druggists and Pcrfumcrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28

susysIuIug oUIIuus sruosuIv Va $50 ..1s
arn, Ea WAS hrnueht To the cSt7 Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28

was In favor Of the United States to the
"a a. ElQ Ell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28

growth. which was made in November,
disclosed the tact that q mistake had been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28

VIZ Dss-s~s "a 49, - -
ty; Claiborne Shy vs.. the STATE, from
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FOR GAZETTE READERS
A
ARTICLES FOR WOMEN
MARION HARLAND.

Sunday, February
GAZETTE continue each successive Sunday until tn
completed.
IMarrying for Money. .--,.-
People marry Ifortunes-Some of the results.
H.--Libertiessof Girls.
" When and where young women imsy go unescorted.l
iII---Are Women Vain?
W.-.-GrIs and Dancing.
When dancing is injurous-Infuence OF the ballroom
V---The Future Woman.
As Judged by the present, mentanyzand physically
I--GirIs at the Theater.
WIBeauty and Goodness: .,,a
VIII Should Women Vote2
" WHAT would be their influence upon modern politics?
XEtiquette of the Paror
Some points for young women to young
x.---Choosing Husband.
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Wpn Wetcrsbura.

e9- Nlrite in aarnsu, Summsrn in
Ssles, iaGre aaIe. bsi g9iomapsr.
= Gin ua5sIannisr Rann in trunte.
mem Sultanoe hel am Sonntaa glbenb
ben 4bbGnB beim Gunnsa binab unS
wures egnliIt9 petIsht. Gbe StITe ans
lam. batten ibu isIae 5rsunes fortae,
tra8en,
Der S@waosr 6ss 5riS 8etr
(odabmader) er!iit po,iae gBode
bslm Ablaeen einss &atrenS in Dem
9obotsn Ger Giien Gompanie einen
eoppeItsn Ociubrub uno 1T isbt i'm Sos
ipltal bsl sutcr Serpilesuns,
= Im 20. tS. mts. nirS 9luauIi
S9miet nit Carolina 5aar, 1od,tsr
bee 9rn. Satob Saar, in ben gbsltant
ireren; Der &epOrisr ipdni9t @Iad
gum Sunee.
Die Traubsnsrnte lpar bieIes
5abr ni6t iebr gut, bod eeeenft bel
3obn eb'lit 100 @aaonsn @ein ~ er.
SieIen,
Die 0emotraten bier iinb iebi
bstriibt ipeiI tsin einsiser aanbibat lid
aufipeibt, UNI bic boys Su trieten. bod
iOIlten oieieIbsn am 99abItass ,sissn
mas iie ipoasn.
= 8srssbt nidt, SaB g9ittpe @ea
bauier beute (DUnneritae) Abepo in
Sarmpnie @arten sinen groben Bal
abtalien iuire. Sur llnterbnltuns uni
erfri4ansen 1T ssudSsnO SeIOrst nor
ben,
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9 dwinSfuebt sebeilt.

eiusm altsu aBte. Der BON Der graris III.
rlldgsso9en lebt pdr0s hurh einen oiinoiftien
vfllllonar Ole Seidrstbuua tiues einfadlen
psastabiliideu psilmiifls fir Die ihusae uno
eansrnoe 9Oinn8 BON euugenibpinolndjt.
8rondiis, 9atarTb. Ahbma nno allen 9aIs.
nno ennaeniranIbeitrH ausesbinbiat aud
Elm Nfittsl fur politipe raoitale peiiuna bon
4erbsIitw0ds uH6 allen Qelp.nftaut6eiten.
Na9osm oeT 0otior Die iuuuoerb iren Sell.
traltsn III iauisno Jdllea srprobt bIte, Grad
zee er 60 u: lsine fHi4t. eas @tiltsI itinsu
letoenoen MIimeniheu befauul an mad,en.
Bon eiei:m @lotu mo @midb ae.ttsben, han.
as'is Ct. 9A Isaos otfes Reieyt oaIl, folten.
tGei, or aiis Ole ca Banib.n. in Ssutfder
.nsAlt;r uno ifaigOiiiteT Spradle init boiler
aumeilan5 oer perlteial1 unO oes @ebraud,s
Senoe Aoorene nno Hriefmarte. be,iebs Did
an ol,Ie 5etuua uno i'd i.uOs GO lotori. B
u aopes, li9 powers Sid, 9oheisr, q. g
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StaStratb.

0a iein Quorum am 9Onneritus
sLbeno anweIeno mar, 70 fonnte bic se'
I6aitli&c Sibuns Der Councils,
psI6e sur 3eit ldttpnSen iollte, ni&t
atgebaIten perSsn. So6 fano eigs
Sibuns bss GDmmop GounetIs
Itatt.-Oas Seiper Gcmite beribtete,
bab bic 8eippbnsr bon 9unmore ibre
. 9ereittpiaistsit ausseipro6en babsn,
IT'D benz 10. Uaro Seiper Diitritt ans
iuIblieBen. Gs ipuroe in Der 9lnseIessns
belt nihts ssibau. Cine 9tusabl Re6s
nuusen ipurbe sur 3ablune beorbeTt.-
Dae @eiu6 Der 98ittpe Nte9ausblin
fir $500 purbe an elm @omite peripie'
fen. (Ole2ausbIin besine SeIbitmoro,
inoem CT ii6 in ben 2adaipanna itiirste. J
Der 9eopIe's 8abn ipuroe grIaubnib
srtbeilt, bas Strabenbett an Carbon
StraBe nis6riser su ma6sn.-ggaits
ma6ts ben 8Ori6las, bab oas grbffnsn
Der Dat Strabe, iibsr ipeIbss ihon bieI
seiprobsn ipurpe, an ben #taper unt
StaotantpaIt bsrfpisien iusros. glnges
nommsn. Dlebrere glHebments Wur6er
berminosrt. rt.-Gius Orbinans fur Stpsi
Seuers Spbrants In Der i3. g9aro tpurpt
ein9ereibt. = stneere @eIddfte, Dor
unbeeeutenbsr glntur, famen sur Ser,
banbluns, tp0rauf 8ertaeuns erfoIste.
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gufern gu ieesr 9ases,sit.
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Mne Dem oberen 1hale.

GarbpnbaIe.-gs ipurben In Der Iebs
ten 8eit mCbrere Seriude ssma6t, nabs
GLENDALE, an Der .. & 8. Babn, pais
iaB,srSgss iu tpreden. Den 1lebeltbas
tern ssIuns IS BelTmaIs bsinube, ibr
Sbaentpsrt su poasnosr. IS miro eofs
fentIi6 bic @eredtisfeit bic aerIe aus.
forIben une fir INNER uni6abIi6
MAIDEN Seusr ;erftbrte saniIid
AM Dienitas bas Saus Der 5rau 5. %.
9asis. Der SnbaIt sins AUD bsrIO'
ren.
- 9as Degrading hss gli6terS
Gearues bon 9lr6bolO, ipeIder Issts
@ode iturb, faub am DOnnerftas MOr'
gen in Ir@baIe itatt.
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Sn Der @onsnfnbrif pirb nod 6ieien
Wiouat bic glrbeit in alien 9eporte'
ments aufsenommen.
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9pbe Qarfer Wpti,e,t.

r1- Stlte, aappen, Ssmoen etc. Be-
Sramer. 429 ecOar 9ipenue.
= Der al BROMLEY glpenue tpobn
enbe SObn Diere6stb, neblt brei QinSern
1T am 5&arIa4 5iebsr ertrantt.
: Die 6eaopS Styabe, bis6er ak
Dfentlibe Strabe benubt, aber nod
INNER gigsnttum Der Seaons Sinter.
laGsnl9aft, ipirb nun in 8auIptten aus.
SeIest,
: Die 8fplen fir bic eIettrifden
Ordbie an Der BSopIs's 9abn Iino an
Sadion uno Wain StraBen eeIteQt,
unS man beift, baB baIo eIettriIde
Strait nnsepanet iein ipirb. 9a fur
bic gSeitieite bier neue g8aeen anaes
tommen, iino Dlaubt man, ba6 iebe Is
Viinutsa bic Wageu bon bier uno
scranton dbfdbTen ipsreen.
: Die Goroners Sulp, bic ben SaII
BON y. Glariuntsriudte, Bat empfObIen,
eaB an eer Doeestopn Greu,una elm
Wa6tmann anseitelIt iperoe uno baB
Der Staetraib Die 9abn So. spineen
ioa, Sitter anSubrinSen. @ans bers
ninfiis.
= Der 0rubenarbeiter Sreb. Satp.
Tins nurbe am Uiittipo9 bur6 einen
Sal Der Sberosde in Der 8rieaS @rube
10 i9per Derlebt, bab sr am barauffoI.
SenSen Sa9s itarb. Gr binterIabt 6rau
unO bier SinSer,
DIT. Carmel, SaS, Mai 26, 1888.
SIN Iebten Srbruar bate i'd mir ben
Jidden perlebt uno fir stpet g8oden
mar i6 ni6t i'm Stanbs mid pbne
Sdmer3sn su beipeBen. SD ipanbte
st. SatobS Del an unS in orei Gaaen
mar i9 8siunO.-S. g. @aruer.
= Die aeide bes 50iabriaen WiI.
liam @Iart, bon GpegeiOipn, ipurSe am
5rslta8 Ylor9en i'm 2adapanna aufass
funben. @Iart muB ipabrenS Der 0abt
in ben 5luB sefaIen Esin.
: eOrneIia @., bas 3 Sabre unS 8
DlOnateu altc 1bhtsrlein Der GbeIeute
Satob uno 9oitis 9ub, erIaa am 9iens
flag glittas mad elmer 2rSntbeit bon
nur fanf Tasen Der tdutisCn 9raune.
Der S9merS Der Gliern 1T srOb, ba es
lbr eiuSiBes 8inb mar. 8e9rdbniB am
DsnnertSs glo8mittus 2 ubr.
= 9lm WlOntaa itarb Hbos. @oIs
reHer TN SIltsr bon SO Sabre, uno bas
Segrabnib finoet beute Itatt.
= Der an Gpsrsit 9lSenue iuobnsnSs
l5idbrige Pa.rid O'9lisI, in Der SpSs
Barf @rubs ais 9rsiber bsIdSitiat.
purSe am Ylontas bon eiusm belaSensn
Sarren iiberfabrsn unS 10 f6psr bers
lest, oaB er nod itarb, ebe man ibn
Su isInsr Seimatb brinsen iOnnts.