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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

IT Wasn't ARCHIE. - Several
DAYS aaoamopg the marriage licenses
grsuted was one to A. f.. Crosby
and a Young lady. The name struck
every one Is being Mr.. Crosby the
obljeiug drug clerk of PANEL j. Fry,
and it has kept Mr. Crosby busy
ever since making explations TO his
friends. especially to his lady friends.
II is said that the other dag he sent
a highly perfumed note to a young
lady requesting her company to a
social gathering, and she politely
sent him word that she did not
accompany "newly married mem
a. general rule on such
occasion. This completely broke
Mr.. Crosby up and he wants the
public 10 understand that be was
not the fortunate gentleman who
obtained that license few days
ago, as that lucky person signs his
name as Arthur f. Crosby. Mr.
Crosby, the JOURNAB makes the
correction under q gloom, as it has
;nng wished to make the statement
that such papers had been obtained
and hopes the day is not far dis
tant when such will be the case.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

A VALUABLE FIND. By an eX-
traordinary oversight ~ acres u
valuable land near Milwaukee has
been ieft unified by land grabbcrs
until few days sgo, when, at One
gon City Monday, a man made q
filing in the land Office that Is IN
extraordinary one, at least for him.
His application was for forty acres
near Milwaukee, la township south,
range east When he applied 90
the register that efiicial supposed
the piece Of land applied for TO be
railroad land, and so stated. Upon
looking the matter up on the records
II was found 10 be vacant. As land
In that vicinity Is worth 500 or up.
wards per acre, the applicant has
secured from Uncle Sam a very val
liable homestead.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16
DIED.

ALKINSOS-Iu Salem, Thurs
day, January 10th, 1880, al the
home other daughter, Mrs. SQpirc.
Farrar, Oh Commerci~l - -,
Mrs. Lydia AlLiIsor 81 ca
years.
" -s,n Of Mrs. Atkinson j. one
:" sadness. She was highly ee-
teemcd old lady and had many
friends she mas made her home in
Oregon since 1874, aud has resided
with her son-in-law and daughter
ever since. Three daughters sur.
vive the mother. They are Mrs.
Johnson, of st. Louis, Mossouri;
Mrs. Forstner, of Portland, Oregon,
and Mrs. Squire Farrar, Of this city.
Funeral will be held from the resi-
dence at o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

WINTER IN THE BIG BEND.-A
letter from ID. ID. Prettymau, who IL
no well known here, and who Is now
located nj Hussletine, Wash, gives
n slight contrast between the Will
annette valley and the Big Bend
country OF Washington. He says:
"Snow began to fall here on the list.
and continued 10 fall until there Is
now Is inches of solid snow ON the
ground, and II is badly drifted In
places. The mecury WIS down to
II degrees below zero on the LIST.
just think OF II, here We are showed
In, the stock starving for feed, the
wind blowing some ~ the time sold
enough t0 freeze the head of a
man, this dose will do me. Just
az years ago on the 18th lust,
landed n, Oregon city and found
shelter" He says further: The
trains have been blockaded ON the
Central Washington railroad, run.
ming through here, and | have not
heard one running or heard
whistle tor over week. Just
ponder over II and pity us out here
in the Big Bend"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Moron LINES AND RAILROADS -
Since Salem has agitated the sub
iect of motor line, the subject bias
taken growth IN the minds OF peo-
Die ia numerous other places, and
many are now agitaling the subject.
The Athenean Press Of last week
says a motor line ofrailway letwecn
Independence aud Monmouth is
assured. Now for motor line be-
tween Athena aud Weston! Next
we suppose they will all be building
a railroad % the sea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

EXCELSIOR ENTERTAINMENT -
The entertainment at the opera
house to-Dight promises to be very
pleasing one. It is given under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Socictv
of the Christian church aud will con
sist of n splendid combination of
literary aud musical exercises. Miss
Jessie Couthuul, the gifted, biril-
liant and inimitab'e clocutlouist
from Chicago will present Il pro-
grammc of unusual literary excel
lencc. She will be assisted by Sa-
len's best musical talent, such
AZ Miss Hailic Parrish, Lcona
Willis, Grace Gillngham, Mabel
Gray and Pearl Scott and
Mr., j. II. Ross. Seats on sale ut
L. :. Dearborn's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

At THE DOCls.-J. G.. Wright
has been very busy At the o. p.
docks for the past two days, check
ing Off ard delivering the groceries
for the asylum. Ed Uprren, agent
for the .. =. company, H. confined to
his room with Ii grippe, and Har,
Blanchard, clerk on the Harvest
Queen, running between Portland
aud The Dallcs, is here acting ia
NJ, Herren's place. The Ben'ly
came down from Corvallis aud thr
HoaE up from Portland last even
ing and laid over night here. They
both pulled out on their regular run
this morning AT G:3O. The Orient
left her docks here yesterday morn
ing fsr Portland Hilh a hundred
tons 1i freight from this poiut, con
s.-,iug e.! fifteen tons of general
freight, Gl;T tons ot liouraud thirty
five j'u- 90. wheat. She viii he up
uaa.H N.# Jrcnin. on her regular
trip.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

OTHELLO. ~ Monday night, the
citizens of Salem will have an op-
portunity Of listening to the great
actor, Mr.. Daniel r., Baudmaun. i'm
Shakcspeare's famous tragedy
"Othello.n The Tacoma Globe
says. at must have been some
thing Of relief toa Tacoma auii-
euce to see, once more, some acting,
for that was what the audience at
the Alpha saw last night The audi
ence Was a very large one despite
the many causes which were com
bined To prevent large turn out.
among which were the cold weather,
the poor stage facilities, aud the ap-
preaching opening ut the new thea
ter. MIR. Baudmaun has collected
about him an excellent company,
aud every individual in the east did
well the parts assigned, read
ing Shakespeare rs he should
he read nnd acting as thuugh they
had been trained In u school of uct
ing, rather than iua siugle part OF
sou'e vaudeville "skit.n Nh. Band
mann rose with the play and sell
dom has there been seen un the
PHcltic coast 81 strong an impcrson.
alton of the Jealous Moor. At the
end ot The second act he
was called with lago before the
curtain. Besides the acting of
Othello the cusluming was rich and
and IL was like being al
the thcater To see the excellent cun,- i
panN's performance.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

A FEw FACTs.--A letter from ID.
ID. Prettyman, who Is now located
ut Husseltine, Wash, states that
w. G. Riggs who was killed near
Sublimity, on Sunday the 18th Of
December, by All accidental gun
shot from the hands Of the
II year old son Of Thos. Hammond,
was born near Bloomfield, Davis
County, iowa, In 1851, and that his
proper name was VIM. Corril Riggs.
His parents came to Oregon In 1852
and his bereaved father aud mother
now reside at Watervil e, Douglas
County. He was n nephew Of Mrs.
Levin n. English, of Subimity and
also nephew Of Mrs. ID ID. Pretty
man, Of Husseltipe, Wash. He was
not related to the Riggs family of
Polk County, as was first stated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

The Athena Ppss editor has "A
sevNrely humane streak, which he
vents Ia the following manner:
I'VE mean the young BOVINE about
Tour fert long, twelve Inches wide,
aud three Inches through with a
looking glass on the other side.
This calf also has a head On one end
and q tail on the other and II also
supported by four legs fastened Ia
each corner Of the body. lt il a
hard hooking pin and ~ ollen seen
browsing siraws nom the dung hills
ot the alley barns around town. IL
should b. taken 10 the poor mrm.
10 nhould It's owner. What deeuad.
sd sIleclulen Of humanity could al
loN The eAiulencc of such a slllver.
tng starving dumb oIeatun as this
aud la the hloe ~ u respectable com.
munlfyg Straw costs bnl Sa.hOa ton.
delivered, aud N ghis piuiul, stary.
aug crcaIne IL not worth a ton of
straw u sh0nld be Killed outright
IL you oannot got rid 0f Il any 9th |
way hrlng him Ia this ofilce uhere I
he eau b. exchanged far delinquent /
subscription, ~ sell blm TO the meat 4
Tiarket foF wal"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

A WARNING TO CIGARETTE
SMoKERs.- Monday evening
last, says the Wilbur (Washington)
Register, Florence O'Farrell, who
lives three miles north OF Hay-Stack
Rock, fell dead OF paralysis of the
heart, whilst engaged Ia writing II
letter 10 his wife. Deceased had
only lived In Douglas county about
four months, having previously re-
alded In San Francisco. For eleven
days preceding his death he had
been engaged In hunting deer, across
the Columbia, and had on an aver
age smoked forty cigarettes u day.
This should be warning tO all
those addicted to that dangerous
habit Of smoking these poisonous
vipeFs. Young man stop before IL
Ia eveFlastingly too late.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16
salt Hheuu.

Nith %, Intense itching, dry, hot skin,
"l'en broken into painful cracks. and the
Htuc Watcry plmpics, Omen cause indo.
scrmblc suffering. Hoods Sarsaparu -
ha, wonderful power over this disease, II
Purnc- the blood and cNpcls the humor.
aud lhc skin henl without scar. send
iof book containing many statement, of
cures, 60 t.L Hood * Co.. Apothecaries,
lowell Mas.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

THAT PRfIE.-.ts has been advpr-
ti-ed FIR some time, the drawing of
tbe prize set ut dishes at Cox d
Buggs took place last evening.
Mcssrs, Y, McF. Patton aud Il. NJ.
Waite acted as Judges, and little
Miss Crawford did the drawing.
The first three numbers drawn, were
80, ll3 and ~, aud as number 80
was presented by j. } Gregg, Of
IS Center street, the elegant set was
delivered to that lucky gentleman
this morning. Ticket holders are
loud In their praises of this popular
firm for their fairness and pleasant
manner of conducting the drawing.
and the JOURNAL is glad to see the
prize go To deserving person.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16
To Map Makers.

i',Nt.i-l NJ, Ell'N will be- received NJ, o..
.ry NJ Nf H. M January 20, ISO by Jhe Stcre' q,
.'u ,l'uos Aphins q uap vf I'M. "'eAIns
~, 'A NNi lls tnyiuus' S.r1rg,.''S 3I
Il, ar',t Nyd uu map jN6 I,,t ,,,,'',. o'Is
~ ana HAL Limits 90 be coyer,j ,s.lH"r,e =.
c,ty of sSi.., n, ui,y, nom The crnier of ,S y,
50 20 The state ENrhgn5s' '''S Snp, rieht o.
iu e,il % had oy Applying to ~. -. ..'',a lions
80 = uS t,sAt To UJuci any or IN .iaIy,
'fSst,t,'Iy state Exchange SslsnsN G'.G ,GSlNG
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs. Several
members of the Knights Of Pythius
order of this city will visit Albany
lodge of the same order this even
Jug. The boys will have splendid
time, aud viii be well repaid for
their visit 1t is rumored that this
grand order viii, ia the near future,
give grand bali in thi. city which
viii be attended by members from
all over the state, IL will be one Of
The biggest affairs ever given by
that order i'm this city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

WIRES DOwN A grapevine
special from Portland announces
the cold fact that the Oregonian
press X broke down, and that no
paper will reach here before this
evening. The san Francisco papers
that arrived are from three to four
days old, and the only papers that
have reached our editorial tables are
the Albany papers, which are made
uD Of patent inside clippings, and as
a result we would make the startling
and pathetic announcement iEar
"our wires are down. Ell nonss-
quently our telegraph matter is
short" to-day. mo pains. and
We might say expense" will be
spared on our part TO have all this
! after straighteued out. We have
sent Mr. Jay Gould word about the
great trouble we are placed in, ow-
Ing to the delayed mails, and Il
special from him says that he will
buy up the whole railroad system Of
Oregon and have it run on time for
the JOURSAL's benefit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Ailsubscribers 20 THE CAP1TALJoURFAL
who do nss secure their paper regularly
viii notify this once, giving address ana
the matter win be attended to at once.
ofnce, corner Court land Liberty P5'rees
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Brownsville, Oregon, Is coming to
the front. It's citizens have m
coFporated a railroad to tap The
timber and mineral belt Of the Gala
pooias. and q railroad to the sea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16
SPECIAL ASXes eEHEyTs.

Farrar q Co.'S r. headquarters for
provisions.
Painiess dental operations at DR.
r. G.. Smith. 90 Stale street.
The lowest pricea ever known in
Salem. al Buren's furniture emPor-
Jun.
The Bon TOu restaurant is setting
the best - cent meals In the city
now.
Ifyou don't know where Gilbert
& PatiersOn's il, inquire for tue
cheapest place TO buy groceries.
The cyclone has really come &"
Salem, and you would see ils e.
feet OH prices, boy your goods a;
FaI!8r < Co.'S
X &C. g., Red Cro-. Cough Cure heals
throat and lung. cures asthma ana tDe
most Ob tinnte coughs and colds. Try ii.
SJid O." al druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Tu-MORRow NIGHT-The salem
Pleasant Holr club meets at Dia-
mnnd's ball tomorrow night aud
VIII conduct one of their social
dances. All members and friends
are Invited To be present, as u
splendid time is Looked for.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

"Ths evening paper contains the news
Of to-day; the morning paper gives you
the news Of yesterday"
HORACE GREELEY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Only ten cents q week Tor the
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
ia Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Nughts Hop CsicF> aud Chamomn.
hilirr- iri'ho.s touiv, HpprgiErr and ap-
petrient inN igurttu- the digestive nrg,,Ii, /,
aud pivt vnts dyspepsia, can no relied up
vn, s'id hy all trlig, sis.
AT uty p1,s.s- pysFiy VIA .Ir teeth. pane
hrHih au1 hyalthl gums hg u,Iu-
shts ANuh nslth ~,tp. RouuNcs iaf.
"H pir' eats 1resy, ould by ull duiEs .,i.l
tls,i shVrscst aud best, MuEhts
tnuplaud lNt.ttf nf ~..I-an .riIa IsI,.
bi itlNr-t ,fN~Ilf.,t> Hpss D. Iirp &c. Nlvan,tr
aAt vafirte' ihr bln'd sid O., AN drus
Nifhts ttrrlfG Constipation REMEDY
r. nHilis.te "a it-s.tr Hnd ncaitgy action ID
"t "tNtta, utAa dlsvaliUu anu Wtll uui ii-
y ilta.t tnf ul 80 sensitive stomach. thit-
ltrh 'AAe ~ readily. ~old by ala druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

BIO SAtE-Ihe Rev. J. |. Par
rish has just closed sale of nearly
twenty acres of land. IL being the
remainder of his donation land
claim, lying on the garden road
bounded by EugloWuud nu one side
aud the railroad uu the Other, price
500 per arrc cash, purchased by G.
fnckey, Tho money il 60 to made
Ia suburban property, gcutlcmcn,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Have the DAIY JOURNAL left at
your door ana get all the news, at
10 cents q week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Coon TENrLARs EN,URsIoN.- .-
The Good lcmplar ludge ui this city
is preparing ta make "A visit in tho
Jefferson lodge on Friday ,yeuing.
Jan. -lth Arrangements han,
h,vn made whvrgbN The riilpad
Sompany viii sell ruund irip tickets
Tor m vuis each it Is thought
some nnN or siAty mrmtvrs Wiu "a.
lend the excursion The Jefferson
lodge hasvNtrudvd this Kind Invita-.
'lon ANA aN preparing % warmly
welcome the visitors lum here
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

Jewish Persistence, or The Re
ligiun of Kuoweledgc vs. The he.
llgiou of Belief, is the subject at
the Unitarian church, next Sab
bath morning An especially in
Yited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

The /. o. G. T., Of Salem, will
have an excursion to Jefferson on
the 9th, If this month.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

y Unity Literary club is to be or
ganized, In connection with the
Unitarian society.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-16

MANrEn.-A b0ok.kceper. call at
JOURNAL ofilcv.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
9ttr @otb1aae Der ssar,ner.

SIN 9tprilbefte Der Monatsi6rift Forum"
itebt Elm 9tufiab bon 6. @ooD Oapis
inter ber lleberi6riit: v@arum es Dem
Sarmer nt6t gut gebt", belien Snbalt bic
yg8eitl. 8oit" III Solgenbem fur6 6uiammenz
faBt:
Der @erfaiier unteriudt bie Gerdnbez
rungen, Die in ienen 0erbdltntiien eingez
treten iinb, unter nelden IS benz Tarmer
gut ging, unb felt oann feit,' pie, iparum
nnb i'll peI6em WfaBe fi6 Die 8erb6ltniiie
III unginftta tpirfenoe lmgeipanoelt baben.
Sn Der folgenoen Isabelle finoet Der 2eler
etren StfermdBtgen Nusorud fir ben TIM
terl6ieo in Der 8ermebrurg Der 8ep0lfes
rung, Der Sarmen uno Der Sarmprobufte
fir Die bret Sabrsebnte 1850-60,
1860-70, 1870-80, ferner fir Die 8
Sabre 1890-89 unb Gin Der lebten, an1
tDeiteiten re6tstebenben Getbe) fir Die
80 Sabre 1S50-1S99.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21

li6en S6taf, ermacbte aus bemielben auf
tDeniec Stunoen uno itarb Johann. -9tus
Misunderstanding ipIr6 9enleloet, oaB Srau
Barbara Wfifn bereits in ben Sarg gelegt
mar, als man erfannte, Dab iie nur al Der
Shlafleu6e lit. sic oifnete mad langcm
Sdittteln Die @uaen uno i6lief oann pies
Der peiter.
Nus 8ufareit mirb beri6tet, baB fiirsz
LID bort bic Srau eines 8rieftrdgers, als fte
geraoe bic Santpe au5iinoen pollte, bon llnz
beswiugliber S6Iafiu6t b%efalIen muroe,
oerart, baB -iie NIT oem @plinoer in oer
einen uno Dem !3iinobol36en in Der anbes
rem 6ato ein5ulhlafen begann. Die 8rau
fonnte bisber ni0t aus ibrem l6lperen
S6lafe getpedt perben.
Sas fino nur einiQe luenige SdQe aus
Den ertten Sagen her Seu6e; Die Sbats
lahe. oaB bereits bas &abel iiber ibre 8erz
b%reitung beridtet. seigt, Dab ie beoeltenoe
Sortibritte ma6t, ino eS lit iebr m08li6,
oaB tie uls oieSmal ebel,falls einen 8elu6
abitattet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
8iSmarG'S Sr0eu.
(9erliuer Tageblatt.)


3n Der bon mebreren 8lGttern oebradz
ten yta6ri6t, Shirt 8isnlard babe Dur6
eineu Suipelier Den @elblpertb ieiner Srben
ihGben lailen, miro ulS BON pertrauensz
tpertber Seite no6 SolgenDeS mitgetbetlt !:
Ser 6auptgruno, ipesbalb bet Shirt ben
gSertb leiner M~us5et6nungen felt9eltellt
baben tpoIte, mar Der, ubaB ibm in Trieos
rthsr1b fett ablolut feler1 uno oiebesItde=
ret 9tauln aur Gerfiigung itebe, uno ct itd
oo6 nidt qee9entlt6 bon ir9er1o elmer
8anoe ouspllnoern laien m06te."
llebri9ens beIduft lth oer Mertb Der SrOen
oeS Sur1ten ALIEN auf tpeit iiber 100.0 600
Wtart, Dies fDmnlt baber, neil tbrn bon taft
alen 6errihern Die betreffenben b061ten
@~ussei6nungen r~egelmGBtg rim Brilz
u II te II" Derlieht1 pprben ftnD, u1o Ddbs
reno lonft ole NISseid)nungen na6 benz
Iooe bes 8eiibers suridsu8ebsn ftno in
NreuBen beitebt bierfiir iosar Elm ie6r auss
fiibrliGe5 9teglement-, Derbleibe1 otejentz
gen oil 8riIanten" ben @rben bes clio
Nu5geSeihneten. Son ben Srben in1 geliB
oes 6iiriten geben na6 ieiuem 3Doe, tpie
er lelbif bel ber bier fraeli6eu @elegenbett
GuBerte. MIR Die Settle gum i6tDar5en NoIer>
SrDen uno DaS golbeNe 8lteB 3urild, ale
iibrtgen bletben bet Der syanlilie. 0aS gclz
bene 9lieB lit befanntlib Der DD6ite lpartz
i6e SrDen uno miro fat mir IN Surftel1
bon @ebliit perseben. AltBeroem 5eigte
Der Shirt Dem betreffenoen Sutpelier bel Der
Nuoien3 ieine gbren6eher, S1tlbe u. i. tp.,
Die er-ben Gatbe bes Supelier5 folgerlo-
aler Wa6rl6einlihfeit nad ebenio tDie pie
SrDen bel ber Gei6sbanf in BerDabrung
geben pirb. 9aB in 2aufe Der llnterbalz
tun8 bic NerBetung itel: u@r (oer Sitri)
iperoe-auf Die Settle bes Sbnar3en Nolerz
oroens Seigeno-oieien nidt me6r anlegen,"
lit rid)tig; ntbt mil1oer intereilant aber
aub Die %fernere: vSn Berlin merz
ben Of n d mebrieben."-
@nolid lit nod bon algemetnem Sntsreiie.
baB Der Shirt duBerte: vQ8enn id abers
baupt einn,al 9en0tbiat iein io1te, mid
nfftsieQ ieben 81 laiien, tperoe ib ben Srad
TRACER, unb oarauf oas Sobanniterz ooer oas
gtierne Greus." Su Uniform merbe er
tuobl nidt mebr vbineintrau6en," fagte
Sirit i6er5eno bin5u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
9tGerba1t i'm ferttett sScifen.

Qn Die &ebaction Der SQinois Staatsstg.
Son perihieoenen ipeitlihen Staaten
tperoeu Die &lagelieoer Der sSarlner per-
Dffentii6t, Die ridtige 11riad)e aber nten1als
beriihrt, tporalls itd ergeben tpiirbe, in tuel>
6er gSeiie 3. y. bas Gleno in 9fortb Oafota
moglth lit. Gs lit nidt piele Sabre Der,
ba mar IS Ser goloene gBeiten, III europa
circulirten tauienbe 8roGiiren; bierlano5,
ielbit in Chicago, berlieBen 6ulberte i6r
6eirn, ibr 0el6Gft. UNI i'm goloenen Weiten
reid 81 tueroen. Seelenbirten organiiirten
9otonien, lboren ibre Sbafe unb iiberlie7
BEN iie it'd ielbit, ais feline g8ulle mehr porz
Ea1oen mar. Die Gorge Inn forperltGe
berord1gte Die geiittge Gabruug. yta9
eittaen Sabren nabrn bas @lenb 10 iberz
bano, baB Die meiiten nibt mebr fort f0nz
men uno 1tb benz S6idlale llbergsben
rlliisn. Sa5u nod Die eiitgen Binter uuo
Olangel al 8efleioung.
Sin She'll Dieier Beoauernstpert6en bat
IS Der Suht nab gelDtnn SuSuihreiben,
i'm Qugeneinen aber trdgt Die @eipillenz
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