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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
Married at CarlIn.

Mr.. j. Il. Watson and Miss Blanche
Roach, OF Carhn, were married last
night at $50 o'clock, at the residence
of the brides mother by j. A. Palmer,
Justice Of the Peace. The brides
maids were MISS Lola Roach, sister of
the bride, and Miss Emma Gardner,
af Elko, while the bridegroom was
attended by Jas. Mcbride and David
Kunnel as best men.
The following presents were pre-
sented to the happy pair by their
numerous friends:
Half dozen wine glasses Miss Bar
bara Lang.
Half dozen decorated plates Miss
Annie Jones.
Half dozen cups aud saucers and a
card receiver-Mr. and Mrs. F. John
ston.
Carving set-Mr. and Mrs. ]. r.
Hardman.
Carving set-P. E. Davis.
Silver buttor dish-Jas. Mcbride.
Silver milk pitcher and sugar bowl
VIM. Fridley and F. G. Jones.
Nut set-Sam Howard.
Half dozen knives and forks-Jas.
Cummings.
Silver jewel case-Miss Emma
Gardner.
Silver milk pitcher, butter dish and
spoon dish Geo. English.
Silver card receiver--Wm. Utsinger.
Silver milk pitcher and butter
dish 1.-Two Friends.
Salad set --Thos. Crosby.
Glass water set-Chas. Gardner.
Silver olock-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hough.
Sofa oushion--Miss Lizzie Williams.
Rochester lamp-C. ii. Oliver.
Pdrlor lamp--Mr. and Mrs. George
Mcintosh.
Rocking chair-E.-T. M. Co.
Half dozen Irresponsible. Lions
After the ceremony the invited
guests did ample justice to the feast
of good things provided them by
their generous host. The happy
couple received the congratulations
OF their numerous friends. Tho INDIE
PENDENT joins 10 the congratulations
and wishes :hem long, happy and
prosperous life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
The Funeral of e. Hudson.

The funeral of Mr.. Edward Hud-
son took place from his late residence
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended by the PEG.
pie of Elko. At the close of the
funeral service at the residence the
sad "ortege wendell it's way to the
Odd Fellows cemetery where all that
WIS mortal of Edward Hudson was
deposited in the grave by the loving
hands Of his former associates and
friends.
May your long sleep with the in
Vulnerable hosts who have gone be-
fore be as peaceful as the slumber of
an infant on its mothers bosom, and
your soul disenthralled from the
cares, the strifes and the struggles of
life dwell forever in that beautiful
mansion not made with hands eternal
in the heavens.
Kind friend, loving father, devoted
h usband we bid you all hail and fare
well.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
Fourth Of July at LarnoslIe.

The celebration at Lamoillo Cross
Roads on the Fourth of July prom
Uses TO be the finest ever held in the
county. There will be grand parade
under the management Of a Grand
Marshall. The Horribles, with their
fantastic make-ups and clownish ac-
tions will be there to excite the ad p
miration OF the boys. A merry-go-
round with it's fine horses and car
riages will be there for the pleasure
OF the children. The race track has
boon put IN fine condition and thore
will be number of fine running and
trotting races. A band Of five pieces
will discourse the sweetest music
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
To the Public.

The undersigned has now on hand
Il first class article Of CUSTOM made
Boots and Shoes consisting Of Lad'r'',
Misses and Children's BOOTS ind
Shoes of every descr ption; also all
kinds OF footwear for men, from the
heavy Farmers to the iiresS calf
boots and shoes. All OF The goods
are OF first class ma e. a, and work
manship.
+. OsEI.L.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
To The Public.

Notice is hereby given that Chris
Baumbach has bceu appointed M
authorized agent for the collection Of
all sums due the firm OF Reclthart u
Froelicb. as we'll as for the transac
ton OF all other business connected
with tho present management, sacb
as the payment OF bills, collection OF
aud receiptlng for moneys due, etc.
RECKHARr e FRoELICH,
by &. RECKHART,
Surviving partner OF the firm.
Elko, New, Nov. 10, 1850. IT
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
SALMAGUNDI.

Headquarters for fishing tackle at
MuIler's.
Bar silver was $685. an ounce IN
New York at noon yesterday.
Banjo, violin and guitar strings, a
fine assortment, at Muller's.
Edgar Reiuhart returned from the
Grand Lodge last evening.
A supply of strictly first class fresh
butter lust received at Henley's.
J. w. Thomas, Of Virginia. who was
in attendance on the Grand Lodge
came up from Winnemucca last night
and is stopping in town to-day.
For a choice Key West Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, go to
huller's.
1t is coniectured that a specific
may yet be found for every i'll that
flesh is her to. However this may DO
certainly the best specific yet found
for diseases of the blood ia Ayers
Sarsaparina, end most diseases origin
ate from impure blood.
All work in modern dentistry neat
ly executed by DR.. G. F. Moore, Elko,
Nevada.
My father, at about the age of
fifty, lost all the hair from the top of
his head. After one months trial of
Ayers Hair Vigor, the hair began
coming, and, in three months, he he'd
a fine growth of hair of the natural
color" p. J. Cullen, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Sun Co.'S fine pocket knives aud
.raZors at Muller's. y
The people of Elko county sh ould
not forget that there will be grand
celebration at Deeth on the Fourth
OF July. There will be accommoda-
tons for all who attend and ifyou go
you will find Mr.. Armstrong untiring
in his efforts to make the celebration
a success. Don't fail to remember
Deeth when making your arrange
ments for the Fourth.
For first class dental work, at prices
within the reach OF all, call on Dr. G.
+. Moore, Elko, New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19

during the day and night. The cello
bration will wind up With a dance
where all, who can, may dance to their
hearts content. MIR. Gheen will be
nntiring in his efforts to please you
and all who favor him with their pat
ronage on the Fourth will be made
to feel at home. Go there and hear
the eagle scream.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19

One dollar in addition to the Sub
scription price Of the lNDEPENpENL
will give you either the Chicago News
or the National Democrat for ycay
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
MARRIED..

WATSON oAoH:--At Carlin, Nevada
June 10, 1891, by J. A. Palmer, JUS
tice of the Peace, Mr.. j. f. Watson
To Miss Blanche Roach, both of
Carlin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19

Watches and iewelry repaired with
neatness and dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge, by Bartlett
l. Ostreicher.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19

Office of we's Fa-so & CO., md Elko 4
Tu.,c'.Ic art. e CO.
Orde.s and core. .-OJ6Cncc ON the c"un-
I ysolici.ed erd TiolDr.n en- 'on gum. du,,,d
Gil Oh us, ty us II q Wen su2c T. vail
set sL,'s AGO t,ec.meo..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
For Sale or Rent.
T.. OsEI.L.

THE HUMBOLDT BREW cry,
Situated in the Town of Elko il Tor
eale or rent. 1t is well fitted up and
il in first ass sba q. 1t has now on
hand quanti OF mali, Partscs do
string to purchase or Iout tire same
will call on Mrs. N. p. Guldager at the
Brewery.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19


l.. Hough, B mos. salary 90 $65. 800 1876 90
J. Hicks, mos salary US Janitsr
W Sl".. . 20 %
Supplies from .. W. Hull... %
Printing acct Special election. w
Express churecs on charL ......... 6 50
supplies from E.-f. NJ. G .......... 8 U5
water 10 May l. 1871. . 80
Repairs by N. +. Peterson l5o
Splitting wood, T.. Duval. .-..... 400
Balance i'll fund ,-....-. ...... 2S
-.$l36l IS
Owing to the shortage in funds of
the district IL was deemed advisable
to borrow sufficient sum Of money
to have the school term continue
until June LIST. This money was OBJ
tanned at the rate of Der cent. and
Is to be- paid as soon as the July ap-
po"tlonment of State school moneys
is made.
The unlimited admission of children
from outside districts during the
term just closed, has caused the Upper
room " be unduly crowded and has
resulted In much dissatisfaction. We
had during the term mentioned,
thirty-sIx pupils whose names did DOT
appear on our last CENSUS roll. A
sufficient number to occupy ull the
time OF one teacher. While the
wrong was recognized, we nave de-
ferred the application OF d remedy
until the open,ng of next school term,
when all applicants frou outside dis
trlcts will be requi red 10 pay u small
admission fee; the amount Of which
will he determined later.
1t is proposed to limit as nearly as
possible, the charge OF each teacher
to certain number OF scholars, and
the admission Of outside children will
be made only when by doing SO, this
limit is not exceeded.
The general condition OF the school
buildings and furniture is good.
some small repairs to window blinds
and the renewal of few steps in the
stairway is deemed necessary.
From information obtained through
the courtesy of Mr.. Bouher, and by
personal observation, We are satisfied
that the school should tie graded in
such manner as to nearer equalize
the work in the three deparLnenLs,
and such course Of study adopted
for each Us will produce the most
symmetrical results.
1t ia our intention to adopt at au
early daie such rules and regulations
for the government Of the teachers
and scholors, as will best suit our
purpose, to the end that harmony
and good order shall prevail.
10 all who have the welfare of our
Public Schools mt heart we commend
the proposed action Of our School
Superintendent Mrs. j. Taylor In
calling together the teachers Of the
county next August in a Teachers
Institute" or School Of Methods"
Two persons provided with equal
material and the same means for
working that material into forms OF
beauty or utility. may, and with re-.
suits varying, vary much indeed.
Those Of ono may be- characterized
ny perfect union of parts, and OF
their adaptability to the use for which
they were designed; the other may DO
but tle contamination OF wasted
energies, misdirected efforts and I'M
satisfactory results. So in the teach
ere work the same indlsputable fact
holds true. This has produced the
' necessity for constant study on tho
part OF the teacher, fr< qnent inter
viows, suggestions, and by an on.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19

Get rid Of flies, insects and other
night bugs by using tho best Insect
Powder and Fly Paper, at Muller'e. =
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-06-19
TisUSTEES REPOkr.

EI.Ko, New, June Ii. 1891.
To the Taxpayers of Eiho School
District, Nevada.
The following statement Of our
Stewardship as Trustees Of Elko
School District for tho term from
January to May 81, 1891, is respect
fully submitted:
RECEIPTS.
Jan. H. Balance In School Fund -. .S5S4 ~
Jan. II. Stale northumberland GU Is
Feb. "a. Ba'. Trlnsf'd from Spl. Fund 37I
May Is, Money borrowed. ............. SOL cs
lotAl.........- Si361 "a
DIsBURsEHExTs.
w. w. Booher, 8 mos salary@
$llo. ..-.......................S5 1916 OC
NJ. Russell, mos. salary @ SIS. :. S75 10
l.. Hough, mos salary % $50. 40 90
L. Hough, mos. salary % S55. -. 1876 90
J. Hicks, 5 mos. salary US Janitsr
" Sl"'...... 20 90
Supplies from Q. W. Hull........... %
Printing acct Special Election. 8 w
Express churgcs Oh chart ... 90
Supplies from E.-r. NJ. G .....-.. -. 8 U6
Water TO May l, 1891. ..-..-.-... 8 80
Repairs by n. +. Peterson. 1 50
Splitting wood, +. Duval .....-.... q 90
Balance i'll fund .-...-...--......... 2s
o'ai'''''.'..'... -.&l36l IS
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1tnterean9 eines britiid)cn
SempferS.
9aifaaiere nno SeiaBuus sercttet. Nnr oer
Sapitau crtriuft.


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piers WtOielle" Der 9ioDal- WailzSteamz
YafetsGOmpanD," mel6er am ltOrgcn
bc5 30. SttOber bel 9taraniita, piereinz
bulb 2Dtcileu iueltlt6 BON BOint GurO,
in Der 9t0bc BON Colon, mGbreuO zines
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geworIen luurbe uno III Sriimmer ging,
meroen BON 0en ourh uler Jfettuu96=
bOOte bierber in Siderbtit gebradJtcn
Gaiia9eren uno 0tanni1aiteu Oe8 gez
ltranOeten S6Iffe8 nGbcre Otittbciluua
gen genabt. Oarnah mar 0a5 S6l1T
Gags SupOr bel gutem Wettcr aus Bort
ylmon abgefabrcn. NGbreno Der 9tadt
ieetc Gin beitl9er Sturm Gin, luelder
9c9en MOr9eu gum Srfan anwud)5.
0a8 SdtfL wel6e8 benz Steuer uldt
mebr gchordjte, murOe pon Den bau5z
bod acbcnoen 9SOgen ipte cine 9tuBs
If)ale blnz unO bcrgewOrfCn uuO idlitB>
lld gegcn Die 6cllen qcl6lcuOert. Capt
TIN NOwicu lieB iOiOrt Die 9tettung5z
bOOtc auSlesen mo na9 fur5cr a3eit
fOnnten uter Ocriclben, inter Dem @pmz
manOO OcS Oritlen Siii5ler8 2aw5, nit
40 W(ann BON Der SclaBung, Dem
SfifI5ar5t unS ungeidbr 20 >Fanagicreu
am 8OrO, Dem E0nOe 3ultcHern. Civ
famcn 9liifll6 III GOlOn aH.
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murOe, pOn Dem gclranOCten SdlIne
aus cine SerbinOung nit Der Siiltc berz
sultellcn un0 ben 9telt Der Nfannl6aft,
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nldt 81 bewegen, iein S1tii, pom Dem
beretto cine Blante noh Der auOereu
fort9ertlen mar, Su pcrlancn er woLIte
bis 6uul lebten WtOmcnt auI lelnem Ros
item au5barren. lieutenant yaw6 pcrz
iu6te pom yanoe aus mt elnem SOote
wIeOer 5u benz 9eiranOeten SdtIfc SUI
rid III tebren. bod erwIe5 li6 Oa5 ISaz
9cltiid alS uHlO9Il9. 2tm Jta1mltta9
tam eIn arOcrcS SdtiL Der 2uOn" in
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tan, 6Oro, madte lieutenant &aw8 nod
mebrcre pcrjwellelte Scrlu9c, 3ur OtOz
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SoOttn gclan9 c8 cNOIld, i'll Die 9t0bc
Der r0tOlclle" 5u fOmmen Oa ieOO9
auf tbre Slgnale pom Der Wtoitle" aus
tcIue 2intmOrt erfOlgte, DleIten lte 008
QSrad lijr pcrlaIien uno tebrtcn 81 tbrcm
SdJlIIe juriIf. ItcBrere StunOeH Paz
ter bemtrftc nan pom y0nOc aus, ple
Der unglitlide Gapitan 9tOwieu, nil
eincm Jtettun95 59irlel angetban, lt1 III
Die 2Sclcn mari I'M i6winImcnO Oaa
Sano 81 errci6cn. SO1Ort ltiirjte lib
audi Der iiInite Oii3ier, Otillar, III OaS
QSaiier, UNI leinem 0apit0n 81 9Ulic 5u
tonlmcn, Oo6 plOBlld, ais CT tBn falt
errcidt bate, pcrlant Capt. 9oWlcu Dor
lelnen 9tu9cn III Den branOcnOen @OQen.
Die Griimmer OeS gclranOcten S9lfic8
trleben balo Oarauf al Oa8 SanO.
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Sin ainsriii AMI israeIitiIde 9anfiers in
Sraufrcid, abneldlI0acu,
GBic09o'S glnardliiiCn.
Sine acbeime Icriammluua pnu @uli,iitcn
aufaebrndIeu. gicle Gcrbaftuugcu. lcs
bod feIu SEutucraicReu

Ghicugo, y. 9toubr. - ,lu ,@'rcli $
!6aIe," ytr. "a, lSeit.yofcs uaBe, iauo qt.
ieru Nbeuo 2me gehtlmc guuraiiteu Ser
iammluug matt III weltIcr uur ole betauu
teTten 2H0rd)llteH SugeldNeu mureH. SI
@reifS 2SntMdUit ie.bii beiuuoeu it'd gleidJ=
fauS cine 2luiQhl pOu 2luayd)llteu.
Sin SebelmpOltSIlt batte 3uuItt III O,r
&erlammlung erlaugt IND Ceglc,be beuadl
rldltjgte be tOll;eI iber ale &orgQuge mo
mel0etc, O0B aurubrerljd)e Reoeu gebuleu
murOen, MD OaB elHe 2ln5Gbl Ger AUweieus
ben S&ai1tu Uorjel9teu, 0le ile ac9eu Die No
IBel gebrauteu mouteu, lObalo OIele erz
teiueU ollte. &u Der Qt5 Nidlue8iUuBeu
toll5eltOtlou bciauDeU hh 100 bOlt;Tlteu,
uHO 50 GebeImpoliStlteH III GlullfleiOmg
Waren III Der !iadbarj6Oit OeS 9ebduOe0
UeytbelIt.
Die 9luur0de oynuQeu auf ell gegebeueS
Sigual i'll OaS 0auS elm, NM III meulgeu
DilHuteu mar 0le &eriammlUHg au'gebroz
den, mo bic 9te0uer perbaitet. o'0altet Die
0QuDe bodl" rlef SnlpefIOr yeml5, al5 e.
in Die lSlytbldatt elHorang, uno lotort mur-
ben 400 Duu0e empor gebObeH.
Die &Oll5iteu Ourluutcn ale 2luweien-
Oen nad) &raifeu. 9lelenger, beI oeueH
man JteuOlUer II. |. N. uorT0uO, uHroeH
oryetirt mo Gle auOereu aui ote SnQBe be.
i0rOert NIT Dem Jtatbe, iId) 10 itHeu, ME
mOglld), 5u eutIerneH.
Glu WiaUu Usrludte, Der Yolllet gSioer
itauo 81 lelten, uuo 5oQ elHeH Neuo!per,
Oen er gegeH Den &opt elue5 Yoll3lreu ab-
priidte. 0lUdIlueruere Uerlagte Die lEaiie,
mo che e OeH 0abu ;um Swelteu DtuIe
lpaHueu tonute, mar lhm Die 2SafIe aus Der
gauO Qelungeu luorOtu.
5uSWUdeu uar eIue t,btbelluug Boli;i-
fen uuIer lieutenant l&beeler Die Greype,
ole III Der 6aue lluaufiubrt, enlpOr Qeel,t.
81. Sleir mo en uuDeiuHHter D.aun ma
ten Ibueu III Oeu lSe9. &eiOe murOeH Jt-
oodl Uueu iberUdlu5t. lup bier wHr0eu
ulele l,erOUeu ueIbaItet, uHO eHe Niane
auiriilretQAer EItegotur wuroe 6eldlag=
Halmt.
zen eluSlgen mlrtliheH l8tOeritauO lele
ten bret uubrtuuute, ueldle III Der Auires
gUug euttameu. Sle lpraugcu bIater Den
zdanttIjd) unO bOmJarotteH uOu bort aus
Die 4oli;uteu mlt 6IadJeH uuo WlQieru.
Dteb ere 8OllSllteH murotu leIdJt UegIegE.
lluter ben %eruafteteU beiiUOel iIal euer
Der 0eraHsgebeg Der u2lgOelter 3eltung," !"
ierHer SOB lrlurel, @ruiI J,uppert, '9eurp
9tuller, 9auto Gutter, Charles ydugren,
9euyp luetper uuo 2lHogeu5 >SelB. >iNs
lpettOr yeml5 hlnOIQte all, OUB er beute OeU
ISIoerruT Der ylceni Greli5 beanrageu
per0e.
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saaouiIiaa.

Salem, NttA., Is. 9}opcmbcr. -
G. ISl,fInlon, ell betanuttl 6armer,
gmg Dor eluigeu I0gcn nit iciutm II
sabre alteH SOBHe IN oeu @ulO auf
Die 9agO. SelOc trUgcn 3agolImten.
Al5 lie all 0ittmO1a 9lUcuO uld)t 3ns
riidtcbrteu. OUrdIlu9ten 80 liduner
uno &nabcn Den &alo nad lbucn.
0iau TanO ldItcBIt4 Die yeidJc oe5 Su =
ben nit Der 6llute IN Der SauO auI tls
ucm Saumramme lIcgen. Die 6llute
oc5 Sater5 lag III unmlltclbarcr 9tGbe.
Der &uubc bate cine uouc Sd)rotlaOuug
i'll Den &OpT crbalten. Der Yater wurOe
an iOl9enOeH Gage, 20 Ntcilen pOu Dem
Srtc eutIernt, aHigciunOen. Gr mar
irriinnis. 0tan gluubt, OaB Ell ieinen
SObn, Den er lnuig liebtc, erihOilen
babe, unO oaB Der S9mer; barber IBm
BEN Serit raubts.
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@ntfckl1d,er Sn,ncl,ncro.

Gbica9o, 13. 9tOpcmber. - Sin
1frcflieber OOppclmoro murOe bier ge>
itern begangcn. Die Spfer ociielben
iiuO SFrou @jret6den Scnlenbager, Se=
lieerin elmer @irtbidait III 9n. 444,
Siio>@larfiiroBe, unO lbr 15 Sabre al
ter SObu @eOrg. Die 6rau puroe BON
unbetannteu9tGubern erOrONclt, unO Der
Sobn murOe Oann gu GOOe 9cpriigclt
unO er0rOhclt. Die yetcben lteBen Die
WtOrOer in Der 8wtbitaft licgen. 0a8
0totiu sur Gbat mar anIqctneuo 9toub
gewcien. Die &One btnter Dem S6ants
ttid mar 9cplHnocrt. Olon bat bis jept
Die 0iOrOcr nod nidt geiunOen. Der
WtOrO mur0e BON Srn. g)rilntmalo, eiz
mem &oBlcubGnOler, ent0Gdt, Der beute
Otorgeu nm 8 llbr III Die Girtbl4ait
trat, nm ctn Gla8 Sier su trInfen. Gr
ianO Die @OrOcrtbGr oeridlCnen, Oa ST.
mas 9cgcn biclelbc 9CltcllG mar. Gr iticB
Die &biire jcoOh Oifcn uno Iab 6ruu
&euicnb0gcr III Der 9Jtittc Oe8 .3lmmer5
nit benz &Opfe auf Dem Iiide llcgenO,
ligen. Su Dem 9louben, Die 6rou lei
fronf OOer idluic, iddttclte ct Oicielbc.
Qabci iicl Die %eif)e pom Stublc, unO
Der 0al5 wurOe cntbl0Bt. 2tn OcnIels
ben woren Oeutli6 Sic 6ingerabOrHtt
iidtbar. G)rincwulo idrie nm 0iiIic,
unO emi9e =Oli5iiten famen bcrbet.
Qieie entOedicn, 0oB Die &aIe oe8
Sdanttlidc8 beraubt iei unO iauOcn
0cn yeidnam 0c8 &naben in eincm Sinz
tcrSimmer oes 6ault8. Scin &opi mo
@)clidt waren nit &un0cn bcoCdI, unO
aui icincm 6lonctbcmOe ;cl8tc ijd
0cutlta Der Ab0rud zines blutigcn
IoafcnS. 3HiptttOr Ntarib un0 etne
2lHiabl OOn gebcimpOIl;liteH linO lett
Dem al Der 2lrbeit. SIc eriubren. OoB
an 9eltrigcn 2lbeno nm II ltbr 5wet
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