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MIR. Mills said q. fezF, i2azal

Mr.. Mllls salQ aslcf}, {z473<4H0 Con-
cerning the statement put h f{ro1E r IS6
by the senate 1nAn><sz1 ~ <6I1z
iss lSs ss'a ,ss, 1Ss Ss
intended investigating the matter, and
that with this object in view he had
written q letter TO the secretary of tho
treasury asking for statement of the
appropriations of the present session of
congress and of the estimated surplus
iu the treasury with those appropria-
tions taken into account. He was fur
nished with the following:-
APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR, 1889,
FIFTIETH CONGRESS, FIRST Session.
''' pa saea 4ss. .lso 20 ssss .7ss. s.nsss .iso -
Sundry civil. % 332 .406 80 2s.506,889 Ns
Army BILL 24.739 800 90 1881 500 OOs
Navy bill. .... 20 o03 O74 20 2O.193,292 O3.
Fortifcations. 3,725. 900 90 3,725,eO0 cot
Deiciency.... $685., ,4A 49 3.539,42i <8t
Total. 1921 ,9I2 .4o6 80 1910, ,ss9, ,7i6 35
Permanent and ss..asSI
Indefinite ap-
preparations. 1l5, $40. 1913 90 1l5. ~ &
"
Total. -. .$413. .613 ,204 % 8i25, $40. 81
Est. revenue. .S440. .563, ,zs4 80 S44o.bsS, as
Est. surplus. 1850 $50 % lA,683, ,219
sin conference. tPending.
Speaking to correspondent on thkS
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Weeklp gutelligeufer.


Terms, 81 per Year.
a deduction of 80 cents will be made If paid
strictly in advance for II full year.
ALEX. A. LEsUEUR, EDITOR
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DENTIST.


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XENOPHON RYLAND.
lSRY @. WALLACE. VIM. II. CHILL
WALLACE A. CHILES,
MEDICAL.
PETER TEMPLE. N. Ii. rA'NH'
DRS. TEMPLE &PAYNE,

EIoMRpATulC PHYSICIANS offer their ser.
II vices TO the public We treat ali classes oI
disease OIhce on second floor, corner oil maih
and Ninth streets near Laclede hotel. aptl1S
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BANKS.

4,U,.GEoN DENTIST ,oficeopposite
- tue courthouse, up Slairs' h'Ne UliYfN
Missouri.
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nAs RE-oPENED A SUITE OF OFFICE
Parlors over PhlIip Keiler's clothing s'ors,
c<,nytou Mo his old home, where ne VIII
he pleased To meet with his many ola lrlenus ' nm"
i,Ii Others who may see III 10 caii upon ni, ,,na
,.at,,r,l Also his Galvanic ana tarauio oa''e,3
= hce home ~ " mch5-S7tf
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EULKERsON s. CHAMBERS,
DR. r. COOLEY.

DIlYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, LeNunston n
i /Mo Office over the drug store S Iea1Son y.
ewing us, Individually, are earnestly uIsTr 7ss
s Ill and pay their accounts NJ once. 1pI .oe
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Total. :. 1921 ,9I2 .405 SO 1910, ,ss9, ,7i6 35
Permanent and s.s.ass
Indefinite ap-
preparations. 115,640, 1913 90 1l5,840. .r)6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
AUSTIN.
The Hungry Horde OF BIackmailers will
Watch the Inspection OF the
New Capitol.
Tho Governor Preparing His Message
What the oompIrolier's Report shows.
Preparing for the Extra Session.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 2-To-day work
men were engaged ia the hall of Repre-
sentatives In the temporary capitol put
ting IL In order and brushing away the
dust that accumulated since.last session.
There Is q gang of blackmsilers here
who are rel piciug over the extra session,
because It xff Jrds them an opportunity OF
going for the cash box of the capitol
syndicate. When the JOINT committee is
appointed to examine the new capitol,
this hungry crowd will be there, and If
possible, they will tap Contractor Wilke
and the F.rSells for S25 600 or $50, 600,
or as much as they can get. These mat
tiers are thoroughly understood In official
circles here.
The Comptroller to-day deposited In
the Treasury Sl4,734 for the account OF
the school fund, and s14,326 for the gen.
eral revenue.
Altogether there have been sixty five
land class fiers employed by the Land
Offl;e to classify school lands. Many of
them are still out.
Fl. L. Bently, Egg district attorney OF
the Forty-second district, including
Com iDche, has resigned. His resignation
to day was accepted by Governor Ross,
and B D. Shropshire, Esq was appoint
ed to succeed him.
To-day the sale of privileges WAS begun
at the Grill grounds below the city. The
beer privilege for dedication week sold
for $4,000 AID the sporting privileges for
Sl5O6. Tha balance of privileges was
postponed, Including whisky.
The drill board is m sking every prepar-
alton. 1t is now thought there will be
not less than $4,000 visitors present.
There were chartered this morning:
The Duelia Fair Association of
Dublin, Erath county; capital stock,
$4,000; incorporstors-C. A. Smith,
S. j. Weaver, R e. Townsend. j. R. St.
Clsir, J A Strickland, E w. Audruss
and others. The Mexla District Alliance
of Mtxis, Limestone county, capital,
$4,000; inorporators, Warren C,nfeld,
I. j. Rad, r Andrews, NJ. P. Reynolds
and others. The Perry's Landing Steam
Ferry Company; capital stock, $40. 900.
The Sulphur Spriees Lumber Company;
capital stock, S25 600.
1t is understood Governor Ross is hard
at work on mis- message.
The Comptroller to-day made q state-
meut to the Governor of the states filan-
cial condition. According to this the to-
tai bonded debt is 1922, $50; annual in.
terest, 1886. 063. OF these bonds 5000. 000
are due III 1891, being per cents;
100000 in 1890, and S467, o0e
in 1891 and 1892. Singularly enough
there has been no sinking fuud provided
The total cash balance IN the Treasury
August 81 last. was sssS,S70 The re-
ceipts from all sources were S2,049 902,
making total of 50 9SS 872; estimated
cash balance In the State Treasury, Au-
gust 81 n K, 81 1877 $40.
The contract Of the Travis county COM
missionerS with L L. Noyes of Houston,
for building new jail, YVES confirmed to-
dsY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN DEAD.

Colonel j. L, Keynes Dies ct Laredo-Hil
work for the Party.
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, Tax, April 2.-Colonel j. L.
Haynes died in this city to-day at 9:3C
p. m. Colonel Haynes was well known
and highly respected citizen Of the Dor
der, and leader of the Republican psrty
of this stste. During the Andrew Jack
son administration he held the Office Of
Internal Revenue Collector, and also held
the ssme office under Grant. He
was Customs Collector of Galveston
two years, from 1868 to 1870
and was afterwards Collector at Browns
vile, holding that position fourteen years.
BE was a member Ct the Republican ma
tional convention which nominated the
lamented James A Garfield, and was q
candidate for Lieutenant Governor on
the Republican state ticket in 1884. He
has been resident Of the border for the
past forty years aid leaves four SONS and
q daughter all grown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
A Kansas City Teamster Shoots His Younf
Wife and then turns Loose on Him self.

A Kansas City Teamster Shoots His Young
Wife and then turns Loose on Himself.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April IA deplor-
able domestic tragedy occurred IN this
city yesterday, which will result in the
death Of a Young married couple. About
9 O'Clock Sunday morning Ellsworth
Setter, a teamster who has been having
trouble with his wife, Mollie, met her in
the hall of the building in which their
rooms are located and kissing her sffee-
tionately asked to speak to her in her
room. They went into the room and d
few minutes later the neighbors were
startled by pistol shots followed by &
woman's screams, and moment later by
two more shots. When the door was
forced open the wife WAS found on the
floor with 8 bullet wound in her abdo-
men, and the husband WAS leaning against
the bed with two bullets in his abdo-
men. Both wounds are necessarily fatal.
Mrs. Sitter, who is only seventeen years
old married Frank Tucker last Msy. He
died In August, and Sitter, former
sutton, persuaded her marry him, which
she did last December. Since fuckers
death, his brother, Robert Tucker, the
race horse owner, now in New Orleans,
had been sending Mrs. Sitz9r money for
the support of his dead brothers. child,
born only two weeks ago. Sitter had
been demanding the money from his wife
snd her refusal to give 1t to him caused
the tragedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
DENVER COMING DOWN.
An Immense Excursion to Visit Fort Worth
Being Organised.

An Immense Excursion to Visit Fort worth
Being Organised.
Special to the Gazette.
DENVER, Col, April 2.-The one great
result of the International Range Associa.
ton convention will be the closer commu.
nication of the two sections Of Colorado
and Texas. Before the adjournment Of
the convention the Texas delegation ex-
tended 8 pressing invitation to the people
of Denver and Colorado to be present and
participate in the ceremonies of the dedi-
cation Of the state capitol building al
Austin M.y IA. The Texas delegation
strove to show their appreciation Of the
heartfelt and cordial welcome they have
received, and the bospitable treatment
given them during their four days stay
here. With an interest which Is more
than earnest, however, they have
urged the people Of Denver
to visit them on what will be one Of their
great golden days. 1t Is proposed by 8
number of leading business men to or
gsnise large excursion and accept the
Invitation given. From the expression OF
q number of prominent citizens 1t is be-
lieved this will be done and an excursion
much larger than that which came here
last week and will make return visit in
May. That their treatment will be more
than princely does not admit Ct doubt,
and the words of President Andrews Of
the International Range Association, thst
Texas people mean more than they say
when they give an invitation, will more
than be verified. At any rate steps will
be taken at once for 8 mammoth excur-
sion to Fort Worth snd other points OF
Texas In NAV,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
DALLARs

& Letter From Richard x. Fox co Duncan
.RosI-AVsrd,ct for the Plaintiff.
RETIRED FROM THE RING.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, April 2.-Duncsn C.
Boss, the celebrated athlete, who IL
stopping In Dallas for q few days, re.
ceived letter to-day from Richard K
Fox, in reply to one he had written &c
Fox, inclosing q che K for SlC00 IS for
felt to back Jack Dempsey against
Charley Mitchell for $4,000. Mr.. Fox re.
turned the caeck with the statement that
Charley Mitchell had positively resigned
from the ring forever, aud would moi
enter It again under any circumstances,
and that the statement that he had chsl-
lenged Sullivan WAS without any founds.
ton whstever.
COURT NOTES.
The trial of the case of Anderson Bros
vs.. J. F. Connor & Co in the County
court, resulted in 8 verdict for the plain
tiff for 1924 81.
Sang Bros. entered suit to day against
Mary z. Summer ct al, sequestratine
two lots in the Dallas and Wichita sddi-
ton.
County court adjourned to-day until
after the election.
MINOR MATTERS.
james Houuhan wss knocked down
and robbed last night of S25.
The police are busily engaged in chasing
and killing mad dogs.
The real estate deeds recorded to-day
aggregate the sum OF sS3,550.
joseph Laing, the contractor for paving
Msin and Commerce streets, will com
mence Wednesday with large force.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
AN ECCENTRIC GIRL.
Ante esdsnts of Miss Lille Bull who Killed
aersejf In New York City.

Astsesdsnts of Miss Lille Bull who Killed
aerseifiR New York City.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, April Miss Lille
Bull who was in the Treasury Depart
ment three years ago and who committed
suicide in New York Thursday night Was
from Mobile, Ala, s daughter Of the late
Plat Bull. merchant Of that city, and 8
niece of General Sherman whom she fire.
suently Visited while she WAS EN- ployed
in the Treasury. The family are well
known and have large connections il
Alabama and Texas. Miss Bull WAS el-
wsys considered an eccentric girl while
in this city and was continually astonish-
ing her friends by her sudden departures
from here, at one time II was said to 40
on the stage in New York, and again
about three years ago she
told friend she had few thousand dol
lars left her and che WAS going to New
York to be married. 1t was shortly afts
erwsrds rumored that she had entrusted
this monty to young male relative and
that be had lost it in Wall street. Again
she Is Sid to have joined the Casholic
church, which seems to have been the
case, as she lett several short poems adj
dressed to Sister Mary Josephine CT the
House OF the Good Shepherd. Miss RuiI
WAS tall, had fair co2splexlon,
large handsome dark eyes and
black hair. She WAS undoubtedly
insane, snd when found by the
servant who broke open the door Of her
room, her eyes we're partly closed and her
black hair covered her white shoulders,
while 8 night dress, embroidered and
tied at the throat by wide pink ribbon,
covered the remsins OF the young girl SO
we'll known to all the people in the
Treasury Department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
AN INDIANA FAILURE.

One of the Oldest Business Men of South
Bend Makes sn Assisnment.
SOUTH BEND, IND, April John
Brownfeld, ST., an old business man OF
this city, made an assignment Saturday.
His liabilities are Sl75,0oo, and 1t Is
thought his assets will reach that figure.
Nearly $40, 900 is due to farmers, 8 great
number of Hnom did their banking with
Brownneld. He has given up everything
he possessed; his business, residence,
bank stocks, interests in city property,
etc, for the benefit of his creditors, and
his sged wife has declined to adhere to
her dover right, and has signed deeds
which leave her and her husband PEN
niless.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Two Pennsylysnia Ministers Meet Dealt
while Taking a Sunday Walk.

Two Pennsylvania Ministers Meet Death
While Taking Sunday Walk.
READING, PA April Brew. Clayton
Mumms Of this city and Rev. John
Connard Of Denver, Lancaster county,
P.., while walking or the track Of the
Pennsylvania Schuylkill Valley Railroad
Sunday afternoon near Bushong's furnace
were struck by passenger train
Mumma was instantly killed and Connard
was so badly Injured that he died at
O'Clock last evening in the Reading
hospital. At the time of the accident the
men were watching train on the Read
ing cross the Lebanon valley bridge and
did not notice the approach Of the Penn
sylysnia train. Rev. Mr.. Connard
preached his initial sermon in the
Mennonite church yesterday morning and
was to have taken up his residence here
next week. BE leaves wife and seven
children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
DIR. T. G. HAMMER.

The above is the picture OF the grandest tenn
persnce reformer that ever lived. Over two
thousand honorable men In Texas alone bear
witness to his remarkable success in curing the
disease of Drunkenness-for 1t Is q disease, and
can be spec lily cured; and DR.. T. g. Ham leI
is the only man in the United States that alwsi E
cures It. No man that has the disease fully ce.
veloped has the power to go himself TO be cured
his friends must do 1t or him. Practice what
you preach, and If you want your friends to
leave of whisky, take them to the doctor al the
st James hotel. Da las, and get them relieved
, ermanently and safely.
Treat alone In person.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
TEXARKANA.
JAN De livery on the Arkansas side-A
Burglar Caught in the Act.

jail De livery ON the Arkansas side-A
Burglar Caught In the Act.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX April 2.-There was
s general j,il delivery on the Arkansas
side last Saturday night. Eight prisoners
Ia all, one white and seven colored, made
their escape by boring through the wall.
The prisoners were charged with various
offences and were to be tried at this term
OF the Miller county Circuit court, which
convened to-day. Marshal Owen OF JET
ferson is here with his pack OF blood
hounds, and it is rumored in the city to-
night that he Is close after some OF the
refugees, who have taken to Red river
bottom.
A white man WAS caught last night in
the act of burglsrlzipg Pete Ivey's resi-
dence on the west side Of the city. he
had quantity Of jewelry and silver plsie
in his possession when csught. He is
about thirty-five years old and gives the
name OF Dave Dixton, which is probably
assumed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
L. L. wilIman's Funeral.

Special 70 the GaLeWe,
DENVER, Col, TEX, April 2.-The
funeral OF &. L. Whitman, who committed
suicide in Salt Lake about week ago,
and who WAS formerly reporter for
Denver and Leadville pspers, took place
here Yesterday. 1t wss largely attended
by the Commercial Travellers Associa-
ton, of which the deceased WAS 8
member,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

effort Will DO to secure artesian water by
sinking we'll on the high eminencs
south Of town. II this proves success,
other things necessary to carry out the
purposes Of the company will follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
Artesian water for Brady.

Correspondence of tbs Gazette.
BRADY, TEX, March ga meeting
was hell here yesterday by the business
men of the town to organize joint stock
company to supply Brady with q system
of water works. A temporary organiza-
ton was effected and books opened Tor
subscription Of stock. X the necessary
amount OF stock is subscribed, tat nIsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
new YORK CITY sURDERs.
April Opens In the Metropolis with fhrse
Bloody Tragedies.

Bloody Tragedies.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Just st present
murder is rampant in this city. Before
daybreak this morning an Italian named
Gusnnio Can't, forty five years old, ives
found dead on the floor Of mis- ROOM, Two
cuts on his temple showed the manner Of
his death.
Carrie 81 enc, aged forsy-sesen was
found senseless on fsg stone In the
back yard this morning. Her skull was
fractured.
A razor WAS the weapon vita which .
vile murder YVES committed by PATRICK
Packenhsm In their rooms on the third
floor of tenement house ct 2 o'clc OK this
morning. The woman WAS slsshed scross
the throat by her drunken hgsband
severing the iugular vein.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

"Men must work and women weep,
So runs the world swsy!"
But they need not weep so much II they
use DR.. Pierce's "Faverite Prescription, {"
which cures AL the painful maladies Pc
culiar to women. Sold by druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
SPEAKING OUT FOB MRS. HOPKINS.

Friends of the Lady IN Chicago Don't he
hevs jay Gould's Charges.
Chicago Herald.
"It is absurd" said friend Of Mrs.
Amos lawrence Hopkins, "for Jay Gould
to say that there is woman connected
with the attempt to compel him to make
restitution Of the Kansas Pacific securi-
ties alleged to have been iuggled by him
out of existence, and that the same wo.
man is back Of the movement which II
being made to indict him."
The person VINO said this is lady well
known in Chicago society, of rare refine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

& Letter From R,char Il. Fox 60 Duncan
O. RosI-AVsrdIot for the Plaintiff.
RETIRED FROM THE RING.
6necial IN tn. Gsyatta
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-30
0aroinaI Mannin9 ON Herfe
Grtffe.

IS IS Nar," flyer &arbinal Man.
Mig, bar ies ueret Yret % 8iifop
i 2ouoon. Seq narmer mig I'LL nit
sobe Nar, % jes bpiteoe manse2erbom'
me ! benue Eib. Sen uistisite al oisie
er benne: Suao Der meit binbrer Sen
Selis Nanos grbeibe paa Wenneifenes
Sjel er berlienoe Dritfe. Seq fjenber
iusen Mobftanber al ben sobe Nanb ,iom
pirfer mere o~irefte, mere unberfunbig,
mere flint, mere afminoelis emo beruien<
be Dritfe. Stjsnt jes bar fjenbt mango
6olf, ber ct albeles blottebe for Sornuft,
ueb jes bus life ON nosen Ting, Der bar
en- mere alminoelis os itabelis Snoflps
belie paa Mano, Ruinoe, Barn us 9jem
enb bsruieube Driffe."
Sen samle erueroise 8irfens 9iener
Tumble bape tilfp,et, at ban ito ueb uoset,
Tom mere binbrer &irfens Gremsans eno
8renoepinstrafiffen, us at ban life Tan
inbie, buOrfor 4reiter % f~riitne gelsere
iaa ufortrpoen % bunbeastis itemmer 70,
at lesalilere Ell iaaoau 9rafif. 9uaf
anbet er bet nemlis bet republifanit'
Yarti ejpr meb fin "Sisb 9icence"?
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er neppe pasiabel efter GlOm'

Marsbalen er neppe pasiabel efter 5lOm'
men.
- 2euansereluen git osiaa paa @runb
al bet lansoarise Gienoe @esn % SIS.
ming al Snemasier paa Gieloene oper
fine BREEDER. Runosrbroen er Bbelagt.
= Jorbenuerenoe statsraab Or. 6.
8lir tiltraber fra Nptaar al islen in
poit iom YrOfesior peb unioeriitetet |
9riitiauia.
- Cars Ofteoal leuerer ct iaftisi
Nnsreb paa fine aOufurrenter, 2espre'
bifanterne. "Disie ~aanoelise 8inobsit'
ler," flyer ban, "lom life bar lart bel
itore u i ariiteubommen, % iaa fomme,
DC % oil lere andre, faiter Naalen %
Splen os 9Sulen os Spaben, fiffer fig
op meb Manijetter % @reier, saar ont
firing paa @ieiteri fra Qus til 9us
baabe Sag us Scat, fuloitanbis brfes'
lsie til enbuer 7ib unotasen re Elmer
BET boloes Samlins, foriaapiot noset
pil falbe bet ct Nrbeibe."
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9anmarf.

Danmarf uofsrte As Miuioner 8unb
Smpr | bet iioite War.
8 &jsbenbsun tenter man paa at
bolbe en- Observation-Disclosures for Nors
ben.
- Der ct flor Nrbeibslesbeb / 4iss
benbaun. Eli en- 8labs iom @aarbss
gut bar Der 22o %glnipsere.
- S Oftoberbeftet at "ND Serb" er
Der Ell Nfbanblins ont &ri'toier Sanion
al anuo 9amiun.
- Gtatsraao 9esef, Snbebauer a
ben @~ploenoalite Wosbanosl, Der ba'
furlast be 1eite itsrre norife Sorfatteres
8erfer, er bsb. 9an eiterloo fine Or
uinse 5 Miuioner &roner.
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0eroens iaItene 81.

S bet iioite 9efte at "~soroiit 9ibs=
5frift" beretter Yruf. Curt @alis fsl'
senoe om Mormonernes itore Saltis:
st 8eissi saltiDbpen mebfbrer ieo'
uanlig ct 8elbs ueb Saltisen, Ell at e.
oeroisbeberne.
9ens stsrrelie ct sanite betpbelis %
bens eienoommelise 8eifafenbeb er mol
ale befienbt.
Set er ben ialtrisefte Ss, iom fnbes
% o~pertrafer ielo bet bsoe Sap @alt'
bolbisbeb. Serpeb eses 8anbets ipe'
cieQe gest i iaa bsi Grab, at ct 8ao
Saltlpen peo ct al be amerifanife 8coe:
lteber forefomme 8eifueren bptit einoom:
melist. Set iaafalote "9eplocement'
uosipres Blot al to 5emtebele. 9eruef
menes iom betjeubt, at Blot to 5emteoelt
af ben Baoeubes 8ast neolentes San'
bet, be pprise 2esemsoele Fpber pocn.
paa. Sen 8abeuoe Jet ganlte tomil
uo for en- 8eltuer, li9ner melt en- &or'
tebit eler en- meo Suit iylot Oreblere Oa
man tiger, at BaoninS Der er ~forbunoe1
meo meset 8eiuer.
Gn 9rufnins i Saltiben berer meo
til be eager, iom treper baaoe ONT
tanfe, 8iljetraft us meset Seltemob.
On saltipens gano / oenne Sen,
leenpe bat 1troele, bar ben bog osiaa
fine ubebaselisbeoer.
ut ippmme / ben ct neten umulis,
ba grmene us 8enene balooeis fpreler
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man fonrmer paa bet terre.
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