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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
A BABY S~TRANGLED.
Its Body Found In the Area OF . West Thirty.
seventh Street House.

seventh Street House.
Isaac W. Norcross. Jr., of 1873 West Thirty
seventh street, while leaving his house last
night. stumbled over a package In tho base
ment areaway. On opening the package be
found the dead body OF a child. 1t WAS clothed
IN n white silk garment and incloscd in a paste
board box.
The dead baby was taken by a policeman to
the Tenderloin station. Thore a Coron RS ply
sician xamined the corpse. He said that the
baby had probably ben strnngled. The body
was later removed to the Morgue. where an au-
topsy will be performed upon 1t to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
topped on n Nall ana DIED or LocI,av.

John Heinbergcr. caretaker of Castle Eden at
Mott avenue and lG4th street. which belonged
TO the eccentric dead millionaire. Benjamin
Richardson, stepped ON a rusty nail in the old
homestead a week ago. Lockjaw finally de-
vcloped and no died In Fordham Hospital yes.
tertRy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

Ieiiow ON wheel, who afterward proved
to be the woman's son, dashed toward her
from the rear with the evident and praise
worthy intention of welcoming her home
The brake did not work In time, however
and he collided with his mother with con
siderable force
This cnraged the lady, and farming, aft
er she had recovered her balance, she pro
ccedcd to warm the youngstor with nm
umbrella. Two young fellows, who had
no clew TO the relationship existing be.
tween the thrasher and the thrashcd, hap
pencd to be- passing, and one thinking the
punishment administered too severe, in
tcrfcred, and catching hold of the umbrel-
la told the woman she ought to be ashamed
of herself for beating little boy that way.
Just ut this junoture the woman's hus-
band came out of the house, and seeing u
man with one hand grasping his wlfc's
umbrella and the other clutching his son s
collar proceeded to mix up with the young
man without further Introduction At
this the companion of the young man put
in his oar, and the fight promised to cm-
brace the entire neighborhood, when tho
butcher, who lives on the corner and who
had seen enough to grasp the situation,
separated the combatants long enough to
explain matters and save the participants
from arrest. Washington Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

"How much does 1t cost TO send letter
from here to San franoiscof" asked tall
angular woman with masculine voice
and somewhat hairy chin as she stepped
up to one of the stamp windows ut the
postofice.
1.-Two cents, ma'am."
"And how much to send letter to
Bethany, Mizzouryi"
1.-TWO cents.
~ won't pay it."
"Very well, ma'am."
81 didn't suppose you'd throw off any,
thing on account of the shorter distance,
but l thought I'd ask You, anyhow. When
you carry letter to San Francisco for .
cents, you ought to carry four to Bethany
for / cent. It's shame. | don't have
to send my letter through this postofiicc,
and won't. There's noighhor of mine
going to Bethany next week, and she II
take 1t for me and be glad to do 1t.
don't care for the 9 cents mind you but
I'm not going to be swindled. I've been
reading up ON these things, and I'M
"That's all right, ma am, but I'm very
much occupied, and
"You amt occupied any harder than
am. young man, but I've got time to tel
you that this governments cheat and q
swindlc and it's founded on wrong princi
pies and I'm agin it from the word 70
and it's never going to get any money out
OF me when / can help it, and 1 generally
can. You don't get any cents out of IN,
for taking letter to Mizzoury. Under
standf'
With look of lofty scorn she turnct
away from the stamp window and went
out Of the oilice.-Chicago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

attack of heart failure, which he ex-
perienced at his factory on Howard
street some six weeks ago. since that
time he had been under the care of
DR.. Parson. Mallon was n native OF
Ireland, 10 years of age and had been
n resident of San Francisco since 1891.
w. w. Butler and George Hoover,
while walking along the cliff at Point
I.obs. San Francisco Tuesday after
noon, discovered the body of a man
in the surf at the foot OF the rocks.
Word was sent to the life-saving sta
ton. but the crew were so delayed
that the body had foated out from
the shore and sunk before they ar
rived. No clew has been found to the
identity OF the man and II cannot he
known at present whether ne had met
with foul play or came To his death
by suicide or accident. From his OBJ
servation of the fresh wounds on the
head. however, Butler was of the belief
that they We're not due to blows sus-
tanned against the rocks.
Miss Estelle Reel, register Of the
Wyoming state land board, reports the
following receipts for rentals of schools
and state lands during the year end
ing October 80, 1897: School fund,
$13 66S.71; charitable and penal instltu-
tons. $1l, O3S.04; Libraries, S6tl.3s; sol
diers' and sailors home, $l,66S,26 fish
hatchery, sl4s.S2; public buildings,
81, g05.7S; fees of register, $4,000; per
cent of United States land sales, ST.
52512; total. SS0.97G.l1. The total eN-
penditure for conducting the state gov
ernment and all of the state instltu-
tion for the year ending October 30th
was about $3.50, 600. The income for land
rentals is, therefore, IL per cent of the
entire cost of conducting the states
affairs, Unfortunately, the greater
portion of the land at the disposal of
the state has been leased or the In
come from rentals could be increased
should the coming Congress cede the
arid grazing lands of the west to the
states. 1t ia possible in Wyoming that
the receipts for land rentals may be
increased to such an extent that tax
alton for state and school purposes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

Guy, the founder of Guys hospital in
London, was as pnrsimonious in private
life as he was muniilcent in public. John
Hopkins, one of his contemporaries, who
was nioknamcd Vulture Hopkins on ac-
count of his rapacious mode of acquiring
his immense wealth, on one occasion paid
a visit to Guy, who, on Hopkins entering
the room, lighted farthing candle. Hop
kins being asked the reason OF his visit,
said: ~ have been told that you, sir, arc
better versed in the prudent and necessary
art OF saving than any man wing and
therefore wait on you for IA lesson In fru.
gality. / have always regarded myself as
an adept in this matter, but am told you
excel me-" "Oh, replied Guy, 'if that
is all you come to talk about, we can dis
cuss the matter in the dark, and there
upon he blow out the candle Hopkins
acknowledged that he had met his superio,
in thrift.-San Francisco Argonaut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26
THE READY REASONING BOY.


Some Sweet Samples of the Satisfaction
He Gives.
He was In his mothers room the other
day when she was showing n friend some
handsome napcry that her own maternal
relative had given her on her marriage.
He was impressed by the conversation and
laid it by for future reference. That even
ing there were guests at dinner, and for n
long while he was deeply interested in a
study of his own domestic economy, with
special reference to whether turkey was u
good single standard for the human circu-
lation, and concluding that it was en-
deayorcd to get n monopoly. Later on he
began to regard the festive board with an
interest that was not strictly dietary, and
finally electrified the company by the in
quiry:
Mamma, ia this the tablecloth you
were married IMP"
Grandpa came to call not long ago, and
papa had him up in the smoking room,
discussing the subject Of masculine head
gear.
"Run down stairs, son, and get my
new derby. It's hanging in the hall, -
said papa
The messenger was some time away
and when he returned with the hat he was
liIk IL bii tnt til, vi u 'illus
The owner took 1t OH and began to cx-
pntiate ON its beauties;
Now, here is a latest shape, and got
1t for u song. You ought to wear derby,
father. It's more comfortable than IA bea.
Yer and more stylish"
The old gentleman secretly resented
these remarks, but said nothing. The
younger gentleman placed the model shape
on n chair and forgot all about it. Ten
minutes Inter he calmly sat on that stylish
hat and remodeled it SO that its maker
would have denied it.
Grandpa was tickledi almost to death.
"Best have beaver, After all, my boy, u
he said. "A beavers SO big you are pretty
safe not to sit down on it,
When grandpa went to the hntrack tc
get the immaculate beaver, he was sInitter
with horror. A catastrophe of some kline
had occurred, and it was evident that tn,
hat had been involved. A committee o.
investigation at once interviewed the small
boy. He explained matters with charm
ing candor. why, you see, papa" sale
he, Il had to stand on grandpa's hat t,
reach yours; it hung so high up. Wash
inutOn Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

For sale by z. C. NJ. l.. Clark FL
dredgc & Co, Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co, and Geo. a.
Lowe, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

Ministerial Tommy is that your I
trust you are always u good boy, Tommy
Tommy-Yes, sir.
Ministor-That's right, am sure you
are always kind to your good mother.
TomIny-Yes, sir. l was helping her
yesterday
Ministcr--Very glad to hearit, Tommy.
What did you do for her yesterday?
TOMMY helped her with the washing
sir. She said she couldn't get on with the
washing II we didn't take our dinner an
hour sooner, and took it as soon as she
had it ready. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

A State street restaurant carries beside
the doorway a board which says that three
eggs will be served Sin any style" for 10
cents.
1t is said that man bringing with him
q trace of Irish broguo came into the place
the other day and called the waiter over TO
him.
"Three eggs for 10 cents?" he asked.
"That right.
"Any styles"
"Any style.
"Woll, IN have one fried, one boiled
and one poachcd, and hurry 'cm up. r.
Chicago Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

John Mallon, the pioneer manufac-
turer of stained and decorative glass.
was found dead in his bed Monday
morning in the Fulton hotel. San Fran
cisco. at the corner of Fulton and
Larl<in streets. Death had apparently
overtahen him In his sleep. for his po-
stion was that of sound and painless
slumber While his passing away was
sudden, tt was the natural result of an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

Bear in mind these bits of homely wis.
dom: Pure water pure air, sunshine and
wholesome food are the best proycntiecs
against disease, Cultivate exquisite clean
illness. Make daily use of baths. Try to
always get eight hours sleep.
An unpleasant odor for ~ hours may
mean fever for "a days Digestion is AS
sisted by cheeriulncss.-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

In the manufacture of knives the divi-
sion of labor has been carried 10 such an
extent that one knife is handled sy 20 diff
ferent artisans from the moment the blade
is forged until the instrument is finished
and ready for the market.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

Huine ppn Gtbertp 8 SalI.
nubme. rGs 1T bic gfli4t eiuss ieben
8iirsers," i9rieb See ben Sruitees,
nuntep ben segeupartigen @erbGltnii.
fen na6 &rGftea bel Der Wieoerberz
fteluns bon Srieben unb Surmonie
mitSuarbeiten ifrb in teiner Weiie ben
barauf gert9teten 9emii6unsen Der
Resierung gu oppOniren." " glls 9ene=
raj See fein @mt uls YrGTbent ans
trut, Iagte ep: sd babe bic iuneen
MGrner bes Siibens i'm Sample gez
fiibrt unb babe piele BON ibnen unter
m.iner SABINE fallen ieben. SEPT iperbe
tb mein 2sben barauf Derpeuben,
iunse Mdnnsr gu lebren, tpie lie ibre
pflilhten gu erfifllen baben."
Oie Ysri0nli9teit bes Sen. Gee, Der
i'm ganaen Siiben als bus Soeal zines
Seloen psrebrt mar, tonnte niht perz
feblen, benz Snititut aablreide neue
Sreunbe gu getpinnen. 8dbrenb Iei'
ner 4mtsfiibrung nubm nidt Bios bic
3abl Der Stuoenten gu, aud NIT rei=
den @ei9snten purbe bic S9uIe be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

fein unb 3ebsn iiber benIelben 5uiam'
men. unb umipidsln bds berart gemar.
terte 9lieb nit feiten 9inbsn. gun,
lleberfluB pirb Der SUB aud nod in
.eineH Stisfel nit conberer Soble ses
itedt. Wsber BEL Sag nod BEL Nu9t
tperben bic 8anbdgen absenpmmen,
felbit bann nidt, ipenn bic miBbanbels
ten 6iibe ent5iinbet fuerben. Der @ul=
turmenid penbet ii9 nit GmpOrung
bon bisisn 9rauIamteiten, bic Gbines
lin aber tennt teinen bOberen Stol5 dls
ibre tleinen SiiBe, unb nennt iie in Der
2anbesIpra9s iogar n8inslien" b. +.
rgplbene 8aferlilien." 8ei ben tpil>
ben Rafen penOet iid bic 5uBplaitit
aud anberen Sbeilen bes 8eines gu.
Die Dabumbd uRb Watuaii in Sits
9lfrifa paden bic llnterI9entel BON ben
&nOdeln Bis gum &nie in ense 8inben
unb nebmen biei iel6en erit ab, tpenn
bas 8inb ii9 uufre9t bdlten lam.
Sie Operation Ipn bic @nttpidelung
Der Waben bemmen unb bdmit bic
2auftraft erbDben, errei6t inbsFen,
mas lebteres anbelanst, serube bas
9egentbeil. Die Muitralneger binben
ibren &leinen eine RolIe Der Muta nm
bas4nie, bamit iie, tpie es beibt. .9eTaoe
Siibe erbdlten. limb bds abenblanba
= 8ielleiCbt bat bic 9eierin bic 2ies
benspiirDi9t.it, einen Bid auf ibre
unb ibrer MitihpeItern ense Stiefels
den gu tpsrfen: unb fie pirb pihen,
inpieipeit aud oas Mbenblunb an Der
rSuBplaitit" She'll bat!
Sin tpeiteres S60nbeitsmittel, bas
i9on bel benz Reuseborenen CUR an=
tpenbung tommt, lit bas Sdttopiren.
Sie Darrau>S >Snbianer in 8ritii4s
9uiana bpllaieben bic 8emulune i4on
am eriten 2ebenstase bes &inbes,
ebenip balten es bic Gstimo. Sobalo
elm WGb9en gsboren, nimmt bic Muts
ter sinsn in Rub gei9pGr5ten 5aben
unb bur9nGbt nit bemielben 8inn
unb Wansen, Iotpie SGnbe uno Siibe
Der &leinen; roenn Srauen, beren
Saut ni6t bur8nabt 1T, bstommsn
teinen Mann." @ruufamer 1T bic
prosebur BEL ben 8irmanen. Niit eis
mem Snitrument, bas aus pielen idars
fen Spiben beitebt. tperben in bic Saut
Der Sduslinqs 3iers uno Meni9ens
figursn 9erifen, bic Wunben reibt
man nit elmer Salbe aus @alGpfeln!
glatiirlib ssben bic msiiten 8inber an
bieIer 8rutuiitGt iaon mad peni9en
Stunben gu 9runbe.
8ann man aud nidt serabe be-
baupten, baB bic peri9isbenen sef9ils
berten S60nbeitsmittel einem pirts
lid Gitbstii9en @ef9mad entfpre9sn,
10 beipeiien iie bod - ipieptel Wibers
itanbstraft i'm Ratrrmeni4en ftedt.
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S1lIbtdebiube II

sbdnp 9ebirge cine bsrDorrassnbe
RolIe geIpieIt babsn, iinb Rsp. @ras
bam's S9iilep seipeien. Sn ben ers
iten Sabren ibrer @riitenS perfiigte bic
g(fabemie be9reifli9erlpeiIe nur ii6er
seringe Wlittel unb ielbit in Der lebten
9etaoe bes 1S. Sabrbunberts belief
fi9 ibr gdnser SOnbs auf ni6t me6r
als $4,000. Grit i'm Sabre 1896
ipurbe Der S9ule bic erite gr6bere
S9entung gu She'll unb Spar BON feiz
mem @eringeren ais George Daibingz
ton.
Sn 9lnsrtennuns Ieinsr 0isnite
iiberfpies bic 2egislatur bes Staates
@irsinia i'm Sabre 1795 bsm 9sneral
Wafbinaton eine2ln3abl 4etien in alpet
Colonial 9eieni9aften unb bieIe
@brengabe nabm Der bo9berSige Wann
nur unter Der 8ebineung an, bisIelbe
sinem gemetnniisigen 3pede Supsnben
su biirfen. Seine 2lufmertiamteit
ipurbe auf bas Snititut selentt, bas
fi9 i'm Sersen ienes 2anbsstbeiles be-
fanb, beFen S9iiben unter Daniel
Morgan unb William Gampbsa BET
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27
pie gaf6imgtoit- ittto See
2lmiperftGf.

Inter ben b5beren 2ebrunituIten uHs
fcres 2anbes, beren 9riinbung bereits
in Der @oloniaISsit erfolst 1T, Himmt
bic 8aIbington> unb See lniperiitdt
in 2erinaton. @irsiniu. einen berpore'
pagenben Rans Elm. Die sssenlpGrtige
nniOeriitGt bat ii6 aus einsm foges
nannten n2pg College. bas i'm Sabre
1749 bon Rubert 2lleranbsr i'm S9uts
ten bes BLUE Ribss" in benz romans
tiI9en Sbale Der goloHie 8irsinia in's
2ebsn gerufen ipurbe. gu i9rer iebigen
Seoeutung enttpidelt; Ionad ipirb iie
in 3pei Sabren bas Subildum ibres
1 0idbrisen 9eitebens feiern tDnnen.
Robert 9llsranber, tpel9er in Gbins
bursb Matbematif unb alte Spra9en
itubirt bate, bate ii9 inmitten Der
bon S9otten dbitdmmenben Gtnpanz
berer nisberselaFen, bic ipGbrenb Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

Ser u p parattin Sbdttgtett..
fercblinber 8 bel IL 3OG grob. 0rei.
@9lGude bpn ie 81 3pll 0urdmsher
t6nnen an benz 26f6apparat anges
bra9t iperben. Sperirt pirb mittsls
9ampf. Die locomotive, tpelde bic
20i9maI6ine iiber bic S9ieneu
I9iebt, liefsrt aub ben Sumpf, oer:
bas DaFer in bic S9lGuds treibt.
sSn Der RGbe Der WaFerbebGlier liegen
etlpa 100 SUB S6lau9 bereit, bic gee
ip0bnli9 allen gtnForoerunsen genie
gen. Spllte es aus bieien pber ienen
lmitGnbsn ni9t mDsli9 iein, benz
Serb bes 5eueps nabe geuus gu IONS
men, 10 tpsrben 5ipsi Sdlau6pagsn
beranss5osen. nit js. $50 SUB
S6ldu6. Sobalb nun Elm Seuer gum
glusbru6 tontmt, ipirb eine2oeomptipe
an biefe neuartise Spribe, bic BON
Gifenbabn = gnsefelIten bemannt tIt
aetuppelt unb 10 nabe als nur mogll9
3ur 9ranbitdtte gefdOben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

baB es Der pfarrer unb Cantor foiuie
isber Wiirbentrdser in ben binteren
Saiden Der langen RodfdDbe aufbes
pabrten. Die &utiher butten es an
ben S9iiraenlab unb BEL feineren 9i'
serln biente es bemIelben 3pede. ndmz
lid bem flotten Iusieben.
SEPT fedt es Bel bielen iunsen 2eus
ten beim 4usssben in Der dubersn linz
fen 8ruittai9e bes Hodes uno elm
farbiser itrublsnbsr 3ipfsl iisbt ba>
raus berpor.
60 bat fi9 bieies einit Deradtete
Sii9el9en gu elmer ni9t geringsn Be
beutung emporsearbsitet, unb per
lpsiB. mas nod gu erpurten lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

Oas Stepbdnostlo iter.
msiitsn berfelben sibt es feline 3usdnge
I'm setpDbnliden Sinne bes Worts.
ionbern man muB lie enttueoer auf nit
eiiernen Rlammern Suiammensefiigten
SolSlsitern, bic fentre9t am Selien
bGngen, ertlimmen ober Iib in &Orben
an BON Monden birigirten Seilipinbtn
binuuf5ieben lufen. Dab eine iOlds
Heiie in bic Sobe aber nur i9tpinoel.
frsis Meni9en ausfiibren tOnnen. liest
auf Der Sanb. Gine @usnabms biernon
ma9t bas 8loitsr gum bell. Stepba-
nos, bos BON Der nDrbli9en Seite audi
Su SUB iiber cine tiinitlih iiberbriidte
S9ludt bireet sugdngIidb iit. 9an5 In
Der Ndbe fiibrt bic SauptitraBe bss
bsrtieen @ertebrs iiber ben pdb 3ngos
na9 Sdnina, Der Sauptitabt BON Gpi>
rus.
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geep c o m 5 SaIG.


Saratoga Ioipis Sings Mountatn ben
glusfdlag ge9eben butten, uno er
iibsrtrug an basIslbe sinen Sbeil Der
ibm bon isinem Seimatbsitaate ges
i6enttsn Ictisn. Sn bunfbarer aner=
tsnnuns bieier @ube, ipslds elm Gapis
tai bon $4,000 reprGientirte. ipurbe
Der 1ame bes Snitituts nunmebr in
WaIbinatpn Ifdbemie esdnoert. Cine
ipeitere bstrG9tlihe S6entung ging
Der S6ule i'm Sabre 1902 bon ben in
@irsinien aniGHigsn Wlitgliebern Der
cincinnati" gu unb ca. sipei 0etuben
ipGtsr bsrsihsrte Elm 8steran bss RE-
polutionstrisges, Sobn RpbinIon,
ibrsn 5onbs um $46,000. 9ieIe fir
bic bumaligs 3eit beosutenben Mittel
erm0slihten es ben 2eitern Der 9ltds
bemie, ibren Stunbsnplan bebeutsno
gu erfpeitsrn. unb bobur9 tpurbe ibp
Ginflub ielbItperItdnbIi9 bsbsutenb
erb0bt. Die ungeiebsniten 5amilien
bes DeItens, Siibsns unb SiibpsItsns
bertrauten ibrs S6bne benz Snititute
an uno 10 fonnts es niht feblen, baB
pisle ieiner Sdiiler i'm pOlitifdsn Sc.
ben cine leitsnbs Rolle fpislten.
9tIs Der bIutise 8iirsertriee bssann,
elite bic Mebrsabl ben Stubentsn su
ben Waffen uno, ipie lei9t srtlGrIi6,
fo6ten lie duf Der Seite Der Gonf6bez
rirtsn. Inter Der 5iibrerTdaft bss
ProfeFors Sames s. Bbite biIbste bic
&ldIie bes Suhres 1861 bic .2ibertp
SaG @oIuuteers", pie in ben S6lu6t
bel ManaFes am 81. Suli 1861 uuter
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9iebcsermcrbnng!

Gpn @eprg 8bttiher.
m6dteft mid nidt lieben?
sslisbft Dor meinem 8uB2
2inb = ipesbdlb psrI6ieben,
Was bod tommen mub2
9laub mir. Der erfobren:
2ieb' 1T Elm Sprann.
Dem in beinen Sabren
Rein's entrinnen lam!
@lauB, es fommt bas Stiinodsn,
$40 bein Srob erliegt,
$50 bies iprD0e Miinbden
Srsmbem RunO fid fiigt.
$40 elm 4rm, bid 8dnse,
&abn ipirb an iid Sieb'n,
9lutb BON frember Wangs
Define ipiro pur9Sliib'n.
$40 bic spIb'nen 2oden
Rub'n an frember 9ruif,
Bo bas Sers Dir itoden
Dire Dor fsrger 2uft
3inb, ipssbaIb beri6isben,
Was bod tommen muB2
9ib bid msinem 2ieben!
Dulbe meinen auBl
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Slsnartiss SeHeripribtH.

1lnermsBli6eu S9aben erleiben bic
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sseuerIpribsn finbet. Der 9ampfeps
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