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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
MILITARY NOTES.

The birthday party of Miss Ethel
Martin, which was postponed from
last night. will be given tonight at
her fathers residence, No. 4, old post
Private J. M. Shaver, F company,
go Infantry, and A. Cary. H compa-
ny, 2Sd infantry, have been relieved
from extra duty at the military post.
Private T. Moran. F company, 9Th
Infantry, and Private g Graham, Fl
company 23d infantry, have been re-.
lieved from extra duty In the quarter
masters department..
Lieutenant Rumbough, Lieutenant
HolbrOok, and Con. Wentworth, Tor
Little Buckshot," left The post today
for Mitchell's lake, on q duck hunt.
The lake has now plenty of water In
IT and the chance for Gucks lie fair. 1t
has been dry, up to the recent rains,
and this Is about the first hunting ex
cursion of the season. They will re.
turn to the post tomorrow.
The quarters formerly occupied by
the cavalry are now empty. There
being but one man lett In charge of
each. The cavalry leaving makes q
big difference In the post.
This is ladies' evening at the
officers club rooms at Fort Sam
Houston. The usual recep ton will
be rendered them. Music will be
furnished by the 23rd infantry band.
Drill will be given at the military
post this evening.
DIR v. G. Frogue, X. of P. man of
New Orleans, who recently moved on
government hill, died this morning.
His body will be shipped to his home
in New Orleans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
THINKLErs FOR TIE THOUGHT.
Full.
BY ALI BEN HASsEN.

For the LIGHTl
Home is the oasis In life's barren
desert-the spring from which love
first did emanate.
Loveis stronger than fear, because
it has conquered fear. The former is
the supreme gift latter merely
an acquired weakness.
Piety is garment which Is often
worn for mere popularity's sake.
That accounts for the many misfits We
see.
Happiness is the only jewel which
has universal fancy.
A laxative person Is one who has
more wind than wisdom-and what q
waste of wind 1t is
II we merely believe In something.
we are not sure-lf we don't believe
In that some5ning, we are in about
the same dilemma.
Popular belief Is based upon no
more facts than popular uDbelief is.
Truth Is ever the same, be it popu-
lar or unpopular.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
Building PERMITS.

CIV. An honi, ad dition 10 dwelling,
Narp street. TIN ward, SIPS.
T. } Berry, dwelling, corner of San
Marcos and Lopez streets, Srd ward,
500.
Johanna Stoves, store building,
Military plaza, LIST ward, 5000.
d and A. Oppenheimer, store
building, corner of Durango and
COncho streets, End ward, $500
T. G. Frost, dwelling, corner West
Houston and Pecos streets. 3rd ward,
$1,000.
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A BURGLAR CAUGHT.
CITY DETECTIVES ROUND UP A
FORT WORTH CROOK.
TO Come For Him On the
First Train

Last night Detectives Hughes, o.
Mesrs and Van Riper rounded up
and arrested Will Moss, as suspi-
cious character. His case was con.
tinued at the city court this morning
to await developments.
Some time ago the name was given
Detective O'Meara and yesterday he
heard 1t and proceeded to find out
| was.
A plan to catch him was laid and a
note left at the Menger hotel, to be
delivered at 8 o'clock. Just before
the allotted time he came for the note,
and the clerk gave it to him, thinking
some strangers near by were the de-
tectives. Moss got away from the
hotel without being caught.
On finding that the game had fed,
the detectives went hunting him. He
was found at the Bella Union theatre,
and taken by surprise, was easily
caught.
The detectives questioned him but
were unable to get q straight answer
They then telegraphed to Fort Worth
that he was In their hands. This
morning q dispatch arrived stating
that he was wanted there for rob-
berry and that the chief of police of
that city would start by the first train
for San Antonio and get the man.
The officers " ere not sure that they
had the right man at first but wers
greatly relieved on receiving the
telegram.
Moss is safely locked up In the city
Jail and the charge of suspicious char
acter will probably be dismissed and
a more serious one will be brought
against him.
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CRACKED HIS COCoANUT,
Two Hack Drivers Fight on Alamo
Plaza

Two Hack Drivers Fight ON Alamo
Plaza
Last night at about 1890 O'Clock
two hack drivers enjoyed q fight On
Alamo plaza, which ended In one get
ting his head split with q rock.
The names OF the men engaged
were Fred. Wilke and Alex. Schu.
bach. The former was the one hurt.
After fighting q few minutes,
Schubach stepped off and got rock,
which he let drive at Wilke,
striking the latter just above the lett
eye and infiictiDg cash about two
inches long and very deep
Wilke then went 70 the Mepger
hotel, where he was told to 60 to q
doctor. He went to ripps & silver
thorns drug store but refused TO let q
doctor dress his wound. A police
man asked who hit him. He.refused
to tell on Schuhach. There will prob
ably be some arrests made TO. day
Both men are said to have been
slightly under the influence of LIQUOR.
Wilke returned to his home with
out having the wound dressed. 1t
may lay him up for q while unless
better care IL taken.
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A Runaway.

A horse hitched to one of Flanm 4
Filbert's delivery wagons started on
Soledad street this noon and tore
down that street across Main plaxs
and then down Dryer avenue. AS II
crossed the plaza q fireman, who
was mounted on one Of Dumb bel
Ore's grays, started in pursuit of it.
He caught up with the animal after
chasing 1t for about tour blocks down
the avenue and stopped 1t.
The driver Of the wagon did not
turn up 80 the fireman took 1t to its
owner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
MAVERICK BANK CREDITORS.

MAVERICK BANK CREDITORS.
Those who have not filed their
claims with IA, under the proposition
published In October last, are remind
ed that the time for 80 doing expires
on the twelfth day of January, 1892.
Maverick, at the Maverick Land
Once, where there Is q notary public
to take the necessary affidavits, free
of charge to claimants.
MARY A. MAVERICK,
GEnRaE M. MAVERICK,
w. Fl MAVERICK,
! 46t ALBERT MAVERICK.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all sub
contractors and material men who
have furnished labor or material In
the co struction of the Alamo Fire
Insurance company's building. cor.
ner Of Navarro and College streets,
san Antonio, Tex, and who may
have any claims for labor and
material against me on said building,
that they must present their claims
to 8. d. Scudder, secretary Alamo
Fire Insurance COMPANY, on ar before
the 9th inst. ! 4-6 FRED DINGEL.
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CITY COURT.

Six cases were brought before the
recorder this msrning aud SIS in fines
were assessed.
Will Flemming, suspicious charac.
ter, continued.
Albert O'Donnell, suspicious char.
acter. con tinued.
FIN. Lsther, drunk and disorderly,
S..
w Moss, suspicious character, con.
tinued.
Harry Moore, vagrant, S..
Thomas Martin, vagrant, S..
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Notice.

The undersigned having been ap-
pointed assignee of the tailoring es-
tablishment # Darius G. Qussso, as
signed Dec 81, 1891, aud having duly
quail fled according to law, notice Is
hereby given to all the creditors who
wish to come In and accept their pro-
portional share of the proceeds of said
business, that they will file their
claims, sworn to. with the assignee
said assignment was made for the
benefit of all his creditors.
J. A. APPLER. Assignee.
San Antonio, Jan 8 1892 l53w
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
WOLF SONS

Great bargains in towels; special
counters of handkerchi-fs, immense
re uctions on cloaks and jackets; fine
millinery for Less than COST of impOr-
tation; the best 81 so ladies shoes In
America; late novelties In stylish
dress fabrics; bargains in every de.
partment. ] Aft
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GREAT REDUCTION.

V. Lorra, the tailor, announces that he
has made a great reduction on all suits to
order at FROM IS TO $40, consisting OF the
finest English, French and Scotch goods
of the latest styles and patterns. Best
work and perfect fit guaranteed. Call
and see MIN at the old stand near Com
merce street bridge. I2 30 II
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ALAMO WOODWARD

The little. one horse yard that the
big fellows are trying to run out, be-
cause we are selling coal and wood
too cheap.
Stove wood $3.50 per cord.
Four foot wood $3.50 per cord.
Indian Territory coal $50 per ton.
santa Tomas coal 81 so per ton.
Telephone 545. Try US.
LUEDDE 4 MORRISON,
ABB. SCRUas, Manager.
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woIESnN.s-

Read Wolfson's lad" on page
Ladies will find 1t directly to tnei,
advantage to buy their Kid gloves
shoes and millinery from l.. Wolfson
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WOlESONsS

42-inch bourette novelty plaid suItinR
only 81 &c per yard; 80 inch serge
plaids in all the late colors, regu ar
value $50, only Is cents per yard this
week. IA 81
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AUCTION

Every Day Until Stock Is Sold Out.
Fine hats, clothing, shoes, silks,
trimmings, etc., going at anything
for cash as private sale or auction.
12u JOHN K. BERETTA & Co.
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WOlESON'S

263 dozen ASSORTED linen handker'
chiefs. plain white and fancy, worth
Is to 20 cents each, selling price II
cents. Aft
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WOLF SONS.

Headquarters for boys stylish suits
and overcoats.
The best school shoe In America
for the price, 81 35. lift
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
ATTENTION LADIES.

A LOT of silks, trimmings, lsces, en-.
broideries, etc., still left, which we
offer at almost nothing for cash
Private sale and auction goes on
every day.
l2tf JOHN x. BERETTA d Co.
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FOa SALE.

One.double seated canopy top car
riage and harness, almost new, also
gentle horse, young and about six
teen hands high. For further par.
ticulars address A. b. G.. this office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

CHANCE For suILoERs.
For Sale: Thirty four shares paid
up stock in the International Build
Ing and Loan Association.
9-4-tf r. B. JOHNSON.
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WOIESONsS

Cloaks and jackets are going off at .
rapid gait, owing to immense reduc-
lions that were made recently. l4tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED
BY not buying TEA at. hollands
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

Several gentlemen, or gentleman
and wife. can secure fret class board
and rooms, at 627 East Houston
street. 1921 If
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Olsen II Walk,

Always ready to move pack and
store your furniture. ll-9-lm.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
George Fried and Edith Codry.
Felipe Nesi de Carrizsl and Maria
Satelo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
A. NORDMAA

Is the only Piano Manufactures and
best tuner in Texas. l2:l6:tf
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SHORT STOPS.

What the People are Saying
The people may anticipate sham
attempt at economy on the part Of
the city administration, In order to
soften the growing indignation.
The street force will be cut of; this
will hit the people in tender spot,
and make 1t appear that unless they
| submit to increased taxation the
streets will have to bs neglected.
The swarm of employees in the city
hall will not be reduced; the high
salaried clerks will be- kept, but the
day labOrers on the streets will be
dismissed.
There are q hundred unnces So y
employments, held by pets OF the
mayor, that could be dispensed
with what use for instance is the
sidewalk inspector; the city architect;
the sanitary police: the market in
spectors; the four extra city clerks,
the extra assistant chiefs of police;
etc.
But looking backwards, the people
can contemplate the substitution of
the paid fire department for the vol
unteer department that has added at
least $50, 900 a year to our expenses;
the adoption of q fire alarm system
that requires force of electricians to
run 1t When q better system was offer
ed at less money that would not have
required central office, and could
have been run by lineman.
When there Is the mayors contin.
gent fund let lie he cut down to $50
per month and instead of the council
meeting once week let them meet
twice month, or once q month, and
do days work for their IS each.
This paying S. to each alderman
for al hours session these hard times
is an outrage Then there is the So
called equalization board, q soft snap
for select committee, it should be
limited to weeks session.
A saving of $4,000 q year can be
easily made without touching the
commits sioner's force.
-
But look at our street lights, tho
poor service, and the enormous ex-
pense; the city could own its own
plant and by the supply of private
customers en- tirely relieve the city
from this expense.
Thirty thousand q year could be
saved by the city doing its own street
lighting. But there Is no prospect of
any real reform in the line of econo-
my. The cutting down expenses will
begin at the wrong end, and an at
tempt made to deceive the people.
WoLFSON'S
1853 dozen ASSORTED linen handker-
chiefs. plain white and fancy, worth
Is to 20 cents each, selling price 10
cents. Aft
FOa SALE.
Une-double seated canopy top car
Il . Ia - h.. H. L.
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BIG DRIVE ON PANTS
At A Pancoast & Son. ii 10 In
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

Thirty thousand year could be
saved by the city doing its own street
lighting. But there Is no prospect OF
any real reform In the line Of econo-
my. The cutting down expenses will
begin at the wrong end, and an at
tempt made to deceive the people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
THE CHEAPEST TEAS.

Hollands "Happy Thought" SOC per ID
Hollands II know" Soc per Id.
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All correspondence answered pronptlv Pn.,.
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Address or call on
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But look at our street lights,-ths
poor service, and the enormous ex-
pense; the city could own its own
plant and by the supply of private
customers en- tirely relieve the city
from this expense.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06
DR.. Hathaway,
J.6RoADFooT. NJ D., Assistant.
Irregular Graduates.)
The Leading Specialist OF the South and Wes,
Private, Blood. Skin and Nervous Diseases
YOUNG Men

who by tn cir
actt Of imrpud-
ence OF folly SUI
fer rom Nerv-
0 q 9 Debility,
e x b au sting
drainson h.
fountains Of lin,
affecting tn 9
mimi, body and
manhood should
con nit the cele-
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lHa I h q w ay
AT ce Re-
smember nery-
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with or wi hont
dreams or debit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

A saving of $4,000 year can be
easily made without touching the
commits sioner's force.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

The swarm of employees in the city
hall will rot be reduced; the high
salaried clerks will be kept, but the
day laborers on the streets will be
dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

What tho People are Saying
the people may anticipate Q sham
attempt at economy on the part of
the city administration, In order to
soften the growing indignation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-06

The street force will be cut of; this
will hit the people in q tender spot,
and make 1t appear that unless they
submit to increased taxation the
streets will have to bs neglected.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-28

nidt AUDI segen SralfreiG bin Gertbci,
oi9un9smabre9eln treffe, cine o%ffi5iole
@rfldruns iiber Die Sebeutuna Der
l9wet3eriI6en 6ortififationen peranlabt.
Sn Der 9unogebung miro ais Oarpt,
5ped oieier gefeiti9unsen beseifnet,
baS eibgeuOilii6e St~aatsgebiet ge9en
&on3entrirungen, Durd3iae unO 3us
iammenitobe frember 2ruppen ,1 lidern
une bte @ren3e att iencn Ylnften iu
l6iten, on oel1en iid Attiorel1 biei fer
Nrt porbereiten ut1o poll3ieGen f0nnten.
90 leien ollie OefenlipmaBregeln auf
bic mirflame @abruug Der 9icutralitdt
Der S6Dei5 gerihtet. NmS btelem
@runbe lei Die @ottbarbitrabe in Ser
tbetotgun9sSnitanb geieet uno abiperr-
bar gema6t moroen unb dbnltde Yors
februn9en iollen nun aud i'm @alliier
2anoe 9etroffen merben. Daburh mers
ben fir ben .&rieg8fan 3pet Saupteirs
~faaspforten in Die S6mei, eeldlolien,
bnrd mel6e Die Si1erbeit Der Gtoge<
noiienidaft beorobt iperoen fonnte. @S
eribri9e muir nod, ben Sura in Ser
tbeioigungs5uitanb gu leeer1. nm bas
game SDitem oieicr 6ortififationen Obj
sui6lieben.
3us. Sn Mensinsen battem iie
iiin9it einen S0bniturm. pte iol6es
ielbit altere Veute ni6t erlebt baben
mollen. @ebdube ipurben abaeoedt
Bdume eutmur3elt unb ipe,ieu i'm
Oorfe lpareu menig Sduier, Ste ni6t
mebr ober tpenigcr Sdaoen litten.
gaelftabt. Der Tbein bat gu
8aiel fiinf Spfer seforoert. Sin at
Der Hbeinsalie mobnenber @irtb tubr
nit brei jungen Mannern in eirem
Weioling rbeinaufWartS CUR vNbein,
baIe4 an Der @renSa6eritraBe, mo ein-
sefebrt muroe. NbenoS brad Die Sc
ieli6aft auf, beitteg in Yegteitung Der
&ellnerin, melhe in Der Staot etne1
Gnftra9 3u beiorgen bate, ben aabn
uno fnbr fr0bli6 iingeno abwdrts. Bet
Der Wettiteinbriide itieB bas Sabr,eu9
at oen linfen 8feiler ullb 3er1dellte.
Sin S6rei uilO ale finf SnlalIen
iuarer bon ben Slutben begraben.
Gei}in. Sn Wtenorilio berrfdte
am 25. Tebruar grobe Nufre9ulg, Sc
bat ein ~9etpaltiger Grorutib pom Geie,
rofober9 iiber 20 Seller begraben. Der
S6aoen lit beoeuteno, bod lit fein
Mtenidenleben gu betlageu. Wtan be-
fiir6tet, baB Die Grouutihe fo%rtoauerr
peroen. SiGerheitsmaBre9eln murben
%9etrofen.
Waabt. 9DaS 8oli5eiseri6t bon
VeoeD o%erurtbeilte eineu Spesereibdnoe
Ter, Der @ibelfaffee fir crbten &affce
perfauft bate, gu 800 UrancS YuBe.
Sin anberer Spe3sreibdnbler mllrSe aus
BEN slei6en @runo in cine YnEc Don
90 Srancs nerfallt.
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coaaC=3 lad6ri6ten aus 0er
a(ten 9eimat6.
3Goen.

Rarlsrube. Ole 8esiertug bat
ben 8etrag bon 10, 1000 Wiarf oils Getles
beibilfen gum 8eiu6 Der @bicagoer
Weltausitelung i'm Sabre 1893 alSses
fest. = Die 8drin I'M bieiisen Sta6ts
garten bate 5Dei Sunge eetporfen, bic
ielben aber alsbalo aufsefrelien.
Of. <S1t einem Dorfe
TT urlerer ttdditen unnsebun9 lollte Dor
einige1 Sa9e1 Elm tteier S1meinebirt
sefpdblt fperbet. gu bie@em 3mede
tpurbe ortsibli9 befannt eemadf, baB
an Sonatag mad BEN. @ottesbienite
ole Veliser bon Sdmeinen aaf benz
Hatbhaafe 81 er59einen batten, u1o Der
porgeldlasete 6irt nurbe audi bahin
beitellt. afs mad einiseta @arten lid
MIR einige SdpeinSbeliter einfanoen,
iagte ber uorsei6lageue 6irt at benz
berfammelten @emetnberatb So,
tpenn's nit mebr Sdu ait, ais mirflia
30 fin, fam ids nit anneb' INN ID
2obn."
@t9en. Der merfpiirotge Giheuer>
Gee lit nieoer aus feiner Verlenfung
he%rporsetreten. Seiu 8a6eripiesel fol-
felt Sabren ni9t 70 bod seitanoen
baben, mie sesentpdrtis.
96l5le. @tnen Dumb mad bent
@euibt perfaufen, mtro aud nidt a1e
Gage norfommen. Sin folder Saul
bat fi6 fiirslid bier poajossn. Sir
oas. BfunO lebeitO @emidt tpurben 80
yfennig be5ablt unb fir ben @piter,
bunb II Marf gel0ft.
Wannbeim nj. Ole ffabti1Aen Tim,
lagen betraset pro 1 Marf @taatslteuer
fir 1892 SO 8fennts. Mannbetm sablte
1889 IS 8fennts, 1890 SO Yfennia,
1891 As Bfcnnis umlage.
Tbiengen. Der bteiise 8ori6uBe
perein e~r5ielte int perfoHeneu Sabre
einen 8etngelpinn bon Ii, ZOO Starr
bel einer1 llnias BON 100000. su
bic MitslieOer 5otfett feds Yro3ent Dts.
ptbet6e bertbeilt un6 Der l1eberlhue
benz Spesial : 8eierbefonbs 3~usepieieu
tuerben.s Die Neierpefonbs erreiden
als6ann Die Sole bon $4,000 Marf.
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Der sbak.

9tee, MI benfen &c, mas mer neilih
baliirt Is. - SD perfdbre &c nabmli6
in cen iebr feines Heitorans ; ME i'd rn
Genes Ibenbs mad 9auie sebn unb De
Dier pous Va9al nit be 9rcBen Spte,
selideeben gu persis Mtarf bas Stid
ufmahen mill. ba entbede i'd, bab DC
eene -S6eebe unten berauSgenommer,
mar. Stad eener 8eile pfiff i1 gang
uersniest, oenn i9 babbe blesli9 enc
grobe Soee.
60 cling i'd bes anbern Mbenbs
mteoer in mein Stammlasal unb 3tpar
nit meine Sraut nno ibre Samilie. SD
fomme 10 mie 5ufalis .uf bies unb 6as
gu ipreben, nno pie mel 10 ben Ian.
gen 9orrioobr entlang 9ebn. ba Jag i'd:
.@eeBte, Ooilie i'd fper eib of NAL
en- 9leenes i3aubereuniitifel 3eieer, i'd
bin en- Spierioiit nno bsb Habort NIT
ale 9uten @eefter. SD iprins Der oord
Die Diere!" uno uie i'd bas 70 iaste,