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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-01
REACH ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

Three Russian Jews were arrested
last night while setting fire to n
demolished store on Market Street,
In the midst of the shattered dis
trict The fellows will be severely
dealt with. Besides this there have
been but few criminal attempts
since the storm. Mrs. Barnwell,
whose husband, the rector Of st.
Johns Church, and sou We're
killed, was robbed Of all her jewel
~ and money and even the body OF
her dead husband was not respect
ed, his gold watch being taken from
his pocket
a late special from Henderson,
KY, says the total Of killed in
Webster County is forty and
wounded eighty, nearly all in the
poor section known as Blackford.
A relief corps has gone from Hen
derson.
In Louisville the total number so
far is ninety-three, and OF wounded
$50. or the latter between twenty
and thirty are not expected TO live,
and possibly more than that num-
her will eventually succumb.
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House.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-A bill
was passed for the disposal, under
the homestead law of the abandoned
Fort Ellis military reservation, Mon.
tana.
A bill was passed depriving United
States judges OF authority to give an
opinion on a question Of fact
The House then went into COM
nlittee Of the whole ON the army APP
preparation bill. After unimportani
action the committee rose and re-
ported the bill TO the House. The
action Of the committee i'm adopting
an amendment providing that no in
t0xicaiing liquors be sold in any
canteen was reversed by the House.
ihe bill then passed.
Springer introduced n joint reso-
luton to retire y. Il. Banks, with
the rank Of m9jOrgeneral. Re-
ferred.
Adjourned.
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Murder OF Two Men.

NEWARK, ~, March 3l.-"Fid-
der" Smith, a notorious tough,
rushed into Herman's hat factory
this afternoon and said to George
Hastings: "What have you been
saying about me?''
Hastings retreated, and before he
said a word Smith plunged a shoe
knife into his abdomen, making a
frightfUI wound. Frederick Butler
attempted TO seize Smith, and was
himself stabbed in the left breast.
The wOrlmen then succeeded in dis.
armiDg the murderer. Hastings is
dead and Butler cannot live.
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lust E~canPd-

NEW YORK, March 3l.-In the
case Of Deputy Sherifis Martin,
Walsh and Young, inflicted FOR
bribery in taking 500 from Charles
Francklyn, who was under arrest in
lSs7, Judge Barrett today dismissed
the indictments. holding the acts
were misdemeanors and barred
under the statute Of Limitation.
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MUCH SUFFERING.

ST. LOUIS, March Sl.-Twenty
inches Of snow fell over an area Of
100 milCs radius from this city yes
terday. Half this has melted and
the rest viii melt soon, added 10 the
already dangerous floods in the Mis-
sissippi below here. There is much
suffering among the people in the
flooded districts.
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TUESDAY EVENING LAKEc


BERLIN, March 3l.-Prince BIS.
marck received 5000 citizens OF
Hamburg this afternoon. Tonight
there wasa torch light procession in
honor OF the eX-chancellor. Ex-
traordinary preparations are being
made for the celebration Of bis
birthday tomorrow.
DR.. Nolte made a spirited address,
eulogizing the prince for all he had
done for the development and
honor OF Germany. The applause
OF the poPulace was deafening and
long continued.
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uNMANAGEABLE.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Railroad
officials here received word tonight
that the crevasse at Austin, Missis-
sippi, had become unmanageable,
and the whole ZazOo delta was be-
ing flooded. There is a tremendous
loss Of property. The railroads are
being interfered with by the flood.
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All Run Down

From the weakening effects Of changing
weather, by hard work, or from long
Illness, you need good tonic and blood
purifier like Hoods sarsaparilla II you
have never tried this peculiar medicine, do
50 now. It viii give you strength and
appetite, purify and yiiali1e your blood.
81 have been in POOR health for several
years, suffering with indigestion, restless
ness in the night. and in the morning
would get up with very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-01
SENATE.
The Dependent Pension BitI-Fort
Ellis Military Reservation Mont

WASHINGTON, March 81. = The
dependent pension bill was taken
up, the first question being on
Plumb's amendment removing the
limitations as to the arrears OF pen
sions-
Berry asked II any estimate had
been made Of the cost OF removing
the Limitation.
Plumb replied that the commits
sioner Of pensions had estimated it
at about Si7S, 000, 600, and the-chair-
man Of the House committee on
pensions estimated it at $50, 900, 900.
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SHOWING theIr pI.er.tIon.

LONDON, March 81. - Michael
Davirt has compiled the terms for
the settlement OF the Liverpool dock
strike. Both sides agree 10 resume
work Immediately.
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BUFFALO, March 3l.-Kemmler
has been sentenced to death by cleo
tricity at Auburn prison during the
week beginning april 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-01

LION COFFEE
Q, a selection Of
Mocha,J and
Bio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
20 make the
incest cup OF
Coffee In the
land. 4 5eauti-
full Picture Card
In eVeP Pack
AGE. For Sale
eSeTy.here.AsS
your Grocer for
u
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Living nj Venice.

PARIS, March SILT is reported
that Saint Saens is living quietly at
Venice The Dutch police believe
the suicide found on the banks OF
the Meuse is the body Of Eyraud.
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BEGGED THE OLD SOLDIERS

10 remember that the objection tC
getting into another war would be,
not the cost Of carrying II on, but the
consequences Of 1t, and also asked
them 10 remember that these enor-
nous sums Of money came out Of
the pockets, very largely, Of people
rs poor as themselves He related
an anecdote of General Grant, on
the latter's visit To Washington,
when, in conversation on pensions,
he said:
'TfI we're President I would sign
any reasonable bill to relieve the
distress Of an honest soldier or his
widow or children, but 1 would not
vote one dollar TO the able-hOdied
men,"
"That last expression, /" said Haw-
ley, ''sank into my memory, and
that Is my platform. l don't believe
my State wants me to add 500, 600
to the debt Of the republic"
After further discussion Plumb's
amendment was rejected-yeas Q,
nays IS. The yeas were: Allison,
Ingalls,, Manderson, Mitchell,
Plumb, Quay, Sherman, rurpie
Voorhees,.
An amendment by Call to in
clude those who served in Indian
wars prior to 1870 was rejected.
An amendment by Vest, provid-
ing that the money to meet the
under the bill be
raised by an income tax, was laid on
the table.
An amendment by Plumb, TO pay
4 pension Of S per month to all who
served ninety days in the late war
who are 81 years old, or as they
attain that age, was rojected-l9
10 80.
The bill then passed-yeas AZ,
nays IL.
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His.Fnte Sealed.

ALBANY, March 3l.-Governor
Hill has vetoed the Sexton ballot
reform bill.
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IT would be somewhere about those


figures.
Frye regretted that the amend
ment was before the Senate. There
was danger Of overlapping in the
matter OF pensions When Cleve-
land commenced 10 veto pension
bills, not only the democratic party
ratified what he did, but many
business men Of the republican,
too. He warned the Senators that
they were imperiling the trusts Of
the soldiers and creating prejudice
against pensions.
Hawley spoke In similar vein.
The American nation had certainly
not been stingy. The pension ex-
penditures for the next year would
be nearly sl30, eO0,O No nation
in the world had ever appropriated
for soldiers sum that compared to
that. he
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Condition

i that each purchaser must introduce at
the ONCE of the : eat Trout Jordan Co.,
"a Main street, near CHIT House. man or
woman over i years OF zEe for each lot
purchased There Is no limit TO the num-
Der Of lots a single individual may purchase
except his or her ability % introduce PEG
pie TO our ONCE
Some one must be Brought 10 Us and in
troduced for each lot purchased at this
triding expense. We must and shall
enlarge the circle OF our acquaintance and
keen the
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A BREAK AT GREESvuLE.

The AppeGl's Greenfield, Miss.
special: The levee north of the
city gave way at noon, despite the
efforts Of the people, and the water
poured in upon the city, which has
always before been above the level
Of the Mississippi at its greatest
height. The flood is a tremendous
one, and an enormous volume OF
water is pouring in from three
breaks above and spreading out in
all directions, inundating planta-
ton after plantation which in the
flood Of 1852 were above water. Ii
is estimated by engineers that
large portion Of the city will lie
flooded. 1t is greatly feared that the
heavy wind and rain prevailing
will cause the levees to give way in
new places.
The water frsm the Austin break
will have an outlet into the Yazoo
river, which will inundate n large
section Of country in Sunflower and
Hazoo river counties. No lives are
reported lost and no actual suffering
is anticipated.
Later-Two white men and a
negro while crossing the river in n
skif were drowned by its capsiking.
Many slight casualties have resulted
from skifis coming in contact with
wire fences and other hidden CD
stuctions.
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THE MISSISSIPPI.
An Enormous Flood Attended By
The foundation of Valuable
Plantations.
The LEvEGs IN Still FURTHER
DANGER.
Great Preparations In Berlin For
Celebrating Prince Bismarck,s
Birthday.
By Telegraph TO the SExs.l
TIE sIIssIssIPPI. :
a Rapidly Rising RIver.-Leses
Brenks.-A Bad Outioak

hisfpE Riyer.-Levee
breaks.-A had Outlook.
MEMPHIS, March sI.-Rain has
ALLEN in torrents since last night.
The Mississippi river is again rising.
and 1t is probable that all the low
lands below Helena will be over
flowed. A break in the levee &C.
CURED at midnight at Austin, Miss.
This morning II had wideaed to 500
feet There is no possible way to
close it, and 1t may increase TO an
unlimited extent. All the planta-
tions in the vicinity are being rapid
~ submerged and tenants are leav-
Ing without saving any Of their ef-
fects.
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once Full OF People.

That alone will mere than compensate
for the loss incurred in selling n limited
number of our lots away below cost.
These advertising lots will be sold only for
cash ana all lots MUST BIZ PAID FOK wHES
SELECTED FKoN THE MAPS N IHE OFFICE.
Parties residing out Of the city can pro
cure some Of these lots providing they have
their remittance Of money ~ the ONCE by
Saturday the 18th ult, and IN lieu Of a per
sonAl introduction to Us, for each lot they
may purchase they must send rs two names
OF persons 10 WhUm we can send maps, CIR
cuirrr, etc. The names sent may be of
persons residing IN then own towns or else
where There must be two names sent for
each lot purchased The lots offered
At sla50 each are very choice ami have
been sold = private sale AZ so % $50 each.
The prices will be ADVANCED WEEKLY IN
III early IN the summer the $500 notch will
be reached
viii you show wisdom or will you be a
elam7 II you are wise you will
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commencing on Monday. March 5lst, and
closing Saturday. April sth-
Read carefully the following condition.
aud Their you will understand why We can
afford to sell lots for the Insignificant rrioe
OF S23 each. VIII h are really worth over
$50 apiece. The simple ~
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NOTICE.

SPECIAL MEETING OF tbs
IA Stockholders OF lions Coon
erative Mercantile Institution VIII
be held in the Instructors Fac
tory on South Temple Street, Salt
Lake City, on Wednesday, April sth,
ls99, atIl O'Clock an for the purpose
OF Increasing the capital stock Of the
Institution. and the TRANSACTION Of
such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
7. G. WEBER. secy.
Salt Lake City, March 18th, 1890.
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Tired Feeling.

After taking only 4 part Of the first bottle
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla could rest well
AL night and feel refreshed when woke
up. must say that Hoods Sarsaparilla is
all Il is recommended 10 be- MRS. II. d.
wrSASs. 2io Z. Mason St, Jackson. Mich.
Il have used Hoods sarsap4riIla as \
blood purifier and am well pleased with II,
II being in my opinion the proper medicine
for the purpose" wsf G. WUERrH, or
ganist. So. Mays Church, Detroit, Mich.
"My daughter received much benefit
from Hoods SarSaparilla as a tonic after
proirac.ed attack Of pneumonia" REV.
+. II. ADAMS, New Hartford, Ct
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Sold by druggists 81; siz for s. Prepared By
c. L HOOD& CO. Apo;heeA-ies. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Removal.

To make way for the erection Of
their new store, Hardy, Young Il
Co. will remove their goods TO Al E
First South St.-half block east Of
Deseret National Bank-where they
will Re ready for business on the LIST
Of March. They will be pleased TO
have all their old customers con
tinue their patronage, and will well
come and treat well all the new
corners who will favor them with
their custom.
HARDY, You're & Co,
diff Al Z. First South st.
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LOAD Up AT THE BOTTOM FIGURE.

II you have perverse, over cautious, and
unwise nature sou wil make fneering.
disparaginS remarks about them snide
sax lOts," and in less tnan three months
be eagerly seeking to buy them AZ from
$3.50 20 800 apiece.
The once viii be open for the selection
OF lots and Introduction Of strangers Z ON
m. until pm. every day during the
week except Saturday. when the sale will
close promptly at p. m
Cali early in the week and avoid the clos
ing rush.
Next week similar offer will be made
but AZ 4 greatly
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The New Immigrant Landing sta
tIon.-A Peculiar Measure.


The New Immigrant Landing Sta
tIon.-A Peculiar Measure.
WASHINGTON, March 81 The
Senate and House committees on
immigration adopted n resolution
approving the selection Of Ellis
Island as the location of the immi-
grant landing station.
CATTLE ON INDIAN LANDS.
Acting on a decision Of the At
torney- General, that in the absence
OF a law therefor Indians cannot
lease their reservations, the commit
tee Of Indian affairs has Issued a
notice that all cattle on the Indian
land in Indian Territory for grazing
purposes must be removed not later
than October LIST.
IL has been practically decided to
transfer General Howard from the
department of the Atlantic to the
division Of the Missouri at Chicago
to succeed General Crook, and II
Miles Is promoted 10 be Major-Gen-
eral, as will probably be the case, he
will be transferred from San Fran
cisco to New York. a new Briga-
dier-Genernl will succeed Miles in
command Of the division Of the Pa
cific. The President has not yet
determined upon the appointment,
but the prevailing opinion among
officers around the war department
is that General David NJ. Stanley Is
the coming man and that either
Wesley Merritt or b. II. Grierson
will be sent to the department Of
Texas to succeed Stanley.
A MOST PECULIAR CASE.
A subcommittee Of the House
committee on military affairs has
decided to report favorably upon the
most peculiar measure ever brought
before Congress. Captain Mount,
late Of the Third Artillery, was ad-
iicted 10 the use Of intoxicating
liquors to a degree that incapaci-
tated him for duty and caused
scandal in that regiment Colonel
Gibson, his regimental commander,
who had repeatedly admonished the
captain, decided to prefer charges
and have him tried by court-mar-
tial, but the latter wrote out his re-
signation and placed it in Gibson's
hands with the understanding that
If he was ever found TO be intoxi.
Gated again it should be forwarded
10 the President, with a recon.
mendation that 1t be accepted.
A few months later, which was
about n year ago, Colonel
Gibson, without notifying Mount,
sent in the resignation and It was
accepted. Mount protested, claim
ing that he had not violated the
agreement aud had not been in-
toxicated. Gibson claimed that he
had been and offered corroborative
evidence from several officers Of the
regiment. Mount charged that
there was a conspiracy to get him
out Of the army and has now come
10 Congress, asking the passage Of a
bill to place him on the retired list
NTH fhs fiIll rank of t.lDtaiQ.
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Real Estate Bought and Sold on
a Solid Basis. Call and see
II. +. PHELPS, 66 s., w. T.
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LOTS $12s APIECE.

THINK or IT. YOU CAN SECURE a.
Il Lots At the Insignificant price Of 81. 50
each' This great offer Is only fog the pur-
pose of advertising. Read this carefully.
sented.
"rhere 10 tide in the Alters Of men,
which, taken al the 4 iOd, leans on to for
tune" Men Of Utah. that time for YOU Is
now. Re careful, that you do not walt for
the sbb tide. This great offer positively
holds good for bat the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-01

TEsels AENsTKosG, ne. CUMMINGS,
lrast. Cashier
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tIon.-A Peculiar Measure.
WASHINGTON, March a. The
Senate and House committees on
immigration adopted n resolution
approving the selection Of Ellis
Island AS the location Of the immi-
grant landing station.
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Advanced Price Per Lot.

We shall publish in the daily papers a list
Of the wise purchaser. for this week In or
der that they by next week can unfersell
Us and vet receive 4 fair margin Of profit
upon their investment We shall publish
the names and addresses and advise -ur
purchasers for next week 10 buy OF them
before coming 10 Us, The
PRICES WILL POSITIVELY BIZ ADVANCED
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Wo if mein srobsr Grsuuo2 fras.

Wo 1T mein groBer Greuuo9 frag.
ts er.
9etr Gilmore bate e;nmol Ieid,tbiu
geiagt. 6loreuce fei Germ Don Wll5.
bagens GROCER Greunb, unb feithem
pflsgts @autber iie f6ef3eno 70 au
nennen.
Wo III meiH GROCER Greunbs tpieoer.
| bpite er.
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den Nrbeit befddftigt tDcr, ioqte:
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bella aeigte ltunm mad Der 0eranba.
Sd iD:rbe fie 3ur gerotbung berein.
bolen. iagte Guutber unb DerlieB bas
3immer.
N!s.er gegangen mar, fpra9 Grau
gilmore leife unb dnsfili9 gu ibrer d.
tehen SD@ter:
Bella, bas 1T MD! gaus iiftig init
Gloreaee. Sic fab ipie osrfDrt aus.
als 0err bon Wiiobd9en oon le;ner Mb.
reife fprod.
Sas babe i'd ldugft tommen febeu,
antDOitste Bella rubie.
Wis2 Was2 fraste bic Mutier be-
firat.
! 9un, GIOi bot lid in Wilbbasen Der.
liebt.
I'm 6immels tpillsn, geDal Sreibe
% ibr tuiebar aus bem GopFe!
Nber iDarum henn2 Mlir gefdlt
Uilobaaen gar5 gut.
SI bifi nift se6t sei9eitl Djr fen
nsn ben Manu gar ritbt. @ott peiB.
Uas er ftir M6fbtsn bot. llub glaubft
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itImmung baju gebeu meebe, baB sSloi
eiHe1 Gremben bsiratbe; uuo baB i@
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bon gDilbbagen III ein orbentliaer uno
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Mrtbur WinsIotu mad ibm ertunbigt.
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bon ibrem 2Onboner 8anfier In auBer.
gew0buIi9 mariner Weife aIs b6aff
o9tungswerib anempfohIen porben.
Der 6euti9e Goniul grhBt i'm b6fi6if,
tpenH er ihm besegnet. Ct bat ibm
neuli6, eiu3ig WiISbogen su gbren,
cine grOse @sislli1aft peronfialtst. -
9af Du ni9t aud bemerft, tpie er bort
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gems fGon pOr Ght 3asen an 6enrp -
bies NOR 9ellas Brdutigam = gel6ries
ben, er iolle genaue Grtunbigungen
ilber Wilbbagen sin5ieben. Wenn mir
nod dem' Dort tommen, fper6en mir
alles erfobren, mas mir 5u tpiHen brau.
den.
Sd tDia gar nibis uiden. faste 6rau
@ilmore unssbuIbis. Wleine Ginber
iouen ii1 In 4merita perbeiratbeu.
@eb 5u 6lorsnce unb bring fie bereiu.
Sie iOl ni6t mebr nit benz ssremoea
alletn bIeiben.
2ab nur, Mutter, berubiate Bella
init fi9erer neberlegenbeit, 6as usbel
TIT nun einmal gefGebsn; beute Abenb
mirb es Mot mebr itblimmer perben.
Wenn 9err bon Wilbbosen eu9 miB.
t6ut. 10 tDerbe id Slorence i1on 3ur
Wernunft bringen.
Gortfetuna foIat.I
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eterten nid,t Inn Saufe

ROUGH ON RATS bertiIst Gatten, Maufe
uno S9Daben. GaIbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH on WORMS. Gine lidere @urm,
Nsbi5in. 25 gsnis.
ON COINS. 5IIfFo 10 Gents.
3Dnab on GDm8bs.
@sesn 9uacn, erfdItuns, seiferleii, l6lim.
men Sals. 25 gents.
ROUGH ON TooTHAcHE. ShHt ieoen
3abniGmer,. is Gents.
2eaurelle Oil.
BsrbinSert bic 8ilbuu9 bon Runseln unb
6alten In Der Saut. 8srbiitet bas Bsltwerbeu
nno Altern bet @eiidtsjiise. Grhdlt Suaeno uno
Gtif1e IN punoerbarer Weife. $l.Oo sross 6Ia.
iben, bel alien apotbeteru.
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8eiueiSfdne. .

g. 8. GIfrre in Iep GaiieI, gBs. bate uerpIier
sOptree ln6 9beuaattSmns, bic 0srhauuussorsanen
sreu, bate teinen appeitt unb mar nterbaurt rels
itdnhs entrdftet 9rsi 6Iai6en electric Stters bas
Ben in turiTi,
Gpipare ebeptert, Sarrisburs, Sa, tatte cine
cene g8unee am Seine, bic f6cn aGf Sabre selaufen
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hseen S1a&teln Su6len's Grniea Salbe unb bic
9Bunee II aebeilt. Scbu Speater, Gatapba, Sbip,
Bate fnnf Wuuben am Beue eur& Gieber peruriadbt.
9te Wer,te ertlarten lsnen Sau ais unbeiIbar 6ine
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mica SaIte babeu tbu pouldntis eurirt 8u baben in
alien aprtbeten. Dretb, 1tpmpfpn s. &C., 0SpIelale.
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- Nus Gisco, gatIaao @ountp,
tommt tpieber einmal bic aIte, bon 3eit
su 3eit in ber Serassprefe fets bon
neuem auftau@enbe Gta@ribt, baB bic
salte, meIifaniide" - rlatiirlid5t fabels
baft rei1e - Mine enbli9 nun oufge.
funben pOrben iei. Das 6u1en nod
bieiem berloreuen S1abe 1T ME aani
aufgegeben uOrben, obslsidb oiele
f1on felt unenbliber 3eit groBe Sum.
men Gelbes babel bergebli9 auseeseben
haben. Als Ginber tueroeu iebt Sobn
Snrb unb ieiH @ompasnon Burner, =
leBterer Elm erfabrener Bergmann.-
be3ei6net, uno uie es beiBt, tno beibe
ieBt gang In Der Stille babel, ben tuettb.
poaen Juno aur Wusbeutung 3u brine
Qen.