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The silver lance., 1898-01-28
Mining AppIieatssn Ne.ee Uts ssrvsy NJ. ,ssss
o. 8. Land OfHce. 0lenwood6prinss'
Colorado. December Q. 1se7.


Colorado. December 2 leU.
Notics IL hereby given that A. ". bailey. by +.
O'Bryan his attorney in fact. whose post oe1ee Il
Crystal. Colo. has made application for patent
for l1ol.A linear feet on the Diadema Lode.
bearing silver the same being Si'4f ~ 1oo feet
and e1'4f l095.lA fest from discovery cut
thereon. with surface Ground 40 fest ip width
situate in Rock Creek Mining District. Gunnisoo
County. State Of Co dorado. and described In the
plat and field notes on fls in this otlos. - fol.
lows. viz:
Beginning Ut cor NO I, whence q. 8. L. n.
Rock Creek bsars 1s's2'20' ee6.7s It thence n
SOS 800 II TO cor NO .; thence si'll 1916
II TO cor NO .; thence s'ls 800 II to cor NO 1;
thence n e1'Ar flol.4l II to cor NO l, the place
Of beginning. Var ll'21' ..
Containing Aces sorss expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict witk surveys Nos. 1911
Carlyle; s4s7 Sweet Home; 7s0s Atlanta; $50
Fargo; o11s Htonswall lodss. and forming por-
tion Of the uusubdivided Twp II, g.. Ranas 81 "
Of the 9Th principal meridian. Said location
being recorded in book IL, pags ~, Of the
Records OF Gunnison County. Colorado.
Adjoining claims Surs Nos 1853 Atlanta: ~ 4
Michigan; 1911 Carlyle; e12s 0tenswall; slS7
Sweet Home; Ssse Fargo lodss.
s.B. PHILIPPI. Dssistsr.
ist pub. Dec. 4 1897. lest Feb 4. lsso.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28
AN Eoysr,AN ON AMERICANS.

An's Comprehend Our worshiS Of the
crs2idor.
A communicable received from Shelf
Clrdari. an Egyptian commissioner -
the recent United Presbyterian general
assembly, gives various views he form
ed Of Pittsburg and Of the assembly. He
says Americans. and especially Pitts.
burgers. 1--we ir . hl.hy manner. Ou:
kaL4s and faces are quite dirty. he
says. b sAss 10 because the air II con-
taminated with a fine black dust. The
sheik found 1t difYicult to keep himself
clean. He says: The pavements are
very f1lthy. owing to the habit all the
people. men and women. have Of expec-
Grating. I think most OF the people
must be Of . class about equal to ths
Berbers, uses IN Cairo and Alexandra
~ doorkeepers and servants. do not
know. though. for many NJ thess people
seem to be very rich."
OF the trolley cars the sheik declares:
TT IL very strange to zee the people
riding about In wagons that look like
the railroad cars Of Egypt. but they run
without either steam or horses, The1
are run with \ buxzing sound. and !
think must be possessed OF demons"
In the assembly sessions the sheik
erently bow their heads very low. He
discovered q sort Of vessel in front Of
them on the door. which they guarded
carefully with their feet. This was
strange to Dirdari. but he found that
"the people regard these vessels with
the same reverence that the Italians
manifest toward the pictures Of tina vir.
gin. learned that this peculiar IDOL
the like Of which never saw Il. my
life. II called 'cuspidor.' but my limits>
knowledge Of EnRlish has made II dif.
ncult to Learn what peculiar traditions
are associated with him."
The sheik expressed thankfulness thss
bis people will never take into an Dgyp.
ian OH rch ttls "Cuspidor gcd"
The silver lance., 1898-01-28
WHAT IS LucK7
~ Wise Generally Road the Answl

~ Wise Generally Rcsd the Answrs
IN the starr.
There 10 scarce an Intelligent humaB
being who does not recognise the ele-
ment called Tuck" IN shaping our des-
etnies. There In a family in Philadelphia
that has been rich since 1880 and the
ehi.d generation II now basking in luxu-
sies won for them by . 'huke" a. pro
nounced a. winning in the lottery There
Was Arm there Of three partners do
ing q large western business: two Of
Them were excellent business men, he
ether q mere dead weight. and his part
ners resolved to get rid Of him. -
they dissolved the firm. and. taking the
cash and bills receivable. made him
take his share in 100 acres Of land Ia
the northern part OF the town site Of
Cincinnati. He kicked. but was bullied
into compliance. So they made . new
partnership. went on getting richer and
richer. while the other partner was
making 4 poor living trucking on his
city land. Then times changed. Lots In
Cincinnati began to sell: the rich part.
ners failed and died poor. while their
victim grew init . millionaire. Ne
forethought or saSacity could have
under the circumstances brought about
such . resnlt. Aathematlcians have
for . century striven to make . law
governing chances. but such illustra-
tions ~ the following beat them: The
writer was once present At the follow.
ing trial: A gentleman picked up . lot
tery list containing the winning num-
bers. some 1900 out Of 100000. He In
vited two others to pu. up so each.
write . number. an6 II It came on the
list It would take the $50. One man
wrote these three successive combina-
tions-317. 1851, and lS.41a. Each Of these
groups were found on the list, 20 he
won ~. He put It all into u tickets
and drew all blanks. Certainly no hur
man precedence nor sagacity could ord0
Nhese tbingD or change them
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

When Mrs. Rosa Black came to camp
she announced that her visit would be
just two weeks, and could not be pro-
longsd under any considerations. But
Crystals charms are too strong, and We
arc glad to hear she has extended the
period another fortnight.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Fred Holgate came up from Marble
Monday, packed his trunk, and on Sun
day returned down the river. He said
goodbye to Crystal friends and departed
for Twin Lakes where he will probably
spend the winter.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Sunday one Of Allen Hodges horses
fell over the cliff At ono Of the Mineral
Point snow slides, along the Snow Mass
trail. Tho horse had pack on his back
and rolled and slid TO the creek, a
distance Of over two hundred feet, with
out being injured at all.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Maj. BryDn has not caught klondicitis
bet on The other hand u thinking about
building an addition to his"clin dwellsr's
paradise" and y snquiring q good deal
about certain widow.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

CHARLEY Nslton's Spanish girl in Cali
ens,nia = safs: Charley i studying the
Npaa1sh iangsaes. He talks Of going to
Arisona and how beneficial it will be to
know Spanish. But vs have our own
opinieoA
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

T. o'Bsyan has bssn on the sick list
this vook. and vas confined to his room
Monday and Tuesday. but under the
care Of Dr. Farrar b improved rapidly
and = able to b around again.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

The cAttlemen's convention at Denver
this week is an event Of much import
ance TO the commercial interests of the
city. as we'll ~ the live stock interests Of
the whole west.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

wednesday evenings stage brought
back to camp the welcome presence Of
Mn. Bronson. who went out two months
ago 10 spend the winter. but returned to
The charms Of home.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

We bear from Aspen, indirectly. that
I.sons Baton has the measles. We hope
n the report il true we shall soon hear Of
her recovery.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

George II. Tays Il in Nova 6cotia. visit
ing the scenes OF his early life. At pres
ant he 10 at Shubenacadic.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Mike Hoffman is expected to arrive
from his Kansas visit this week, and will
b. Up at the Daisy again.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Work OF driving the Load King con-
necting tunnel was actively begun this
week. Wsdnss lay morning.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Frank Dsmpke IL working annual as-
ssasment on claim on the left banks Of
the river, along the Belle trail
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

James Usher y on the sick list, today
aud = thrsateped with an attack Of fever
Wh.ch we hope will be checked.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

George Garrett called in Tuesday to
sequsst ths LAxcB to say that he u all
right and intends TO grow beard.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

We note there is man travelling over
the state buying dogs for the Klondike.
We hope to hoar he gets a. many as he
needs, without going outside the state.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28
STAGE AND MAIL.

The Stage and mail departs svssy morning as
=. and srrives svsry svenins ats; szospt Sunday
Arrives and jsparta froE CarbondAls at the
same hoar.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

II know the difference between mat
tress and . feather bsd. though it was .
hard lssson to learn. Correct.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

N. W. Ward came down from the Load
King to spend Wednesday night with
his family.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

A. +. Hodges packed supplies to the
Lead King mine Sunday from tho Colo.
Trading Co. store.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Miss Gladys Melton likes to he treated
70 candy but she got left he she thank
Cd . person for candy and received to-
bacco instead.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Is II BY . miracle"
Or. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee. hrst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

The Crystal River Railroad should be
completed this year, and We hope that
the engine whistle will echo along tho
valley within few months.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

jim Brynn was employed TO rsplenish
the supply Of fuel in v. A. Cobb's wood
she'd this week, and worked himself out
OF iob in three days.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

. George Young reports that the tunnel
OF the Lucky Day will soon be into solid
1oemation.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Geo W. Melton went down the rivcl
on business Wednesday and also took in
the sishtA at Carbondale.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Ambrose williams u putting in spare
moments mastering the crook and curves
Of stenography.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

John Baroui went up to the Lead
King yesterday to cut up some stove
wood for contractor Ward
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

4ubsrt Brown eane up from Marble
Sunday with G. W. Melton's sleighs.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Go to The c. ID. Cos Stors fes
lessA packsge coffee.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

The Daisy drift on the ers producing
vein, was drivon fourteen fest last week.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

There is an exceptionally bright smile
on W. II. Meltoa's face since Wednesday
evening
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

Henry Hoffman oams up from Marble
Wednesday to consult with DR.. Fsrrar.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

A fresh lot Of Rollsd Oats af The c. I
4 D. Co'e Stofa
The silver lance., 1898-01-28
CRYSTAL CONCENTRATES.

Aasav - ~ ~ = LAes1 naeesnases = ~
Co. ~ cswDsaafy.
The silver lance., 1898-01-28

ulu IuU tvkh stt III IuuMu
Expect not; 30 send two>cert stamp
to the General Passenger Agent Of the
Colorado Midland Railroad, Denver, and
he will send you ine colored picture OF
one.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-12-31
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS Elk.
CuR8lONS.
Saint Paul 4 Duluth Railroad.

Cheap holiday excursion tickets will
be on sale by the St. Paul & Duluth
railroad December "a, rs, 26 and 81 and
January 1 and 2, good returning until
and on January 4, at one fare and third
for the round trip. The only line run
ping three convenient trains between
the "Head of the Lakes and the "Twin
Cities; and remember on the return trip
that the train leaving Minneapolis at
lao p. m. and St. Paul at 2:15 p. m. is
the most popular train to Duluth and
West Superior. Tickets may be obtained
in Duluth at 1872 West Superior street
and Union depot.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-12-31
THE CHRISTMAS BRIGADES.

:tlare O. the trumpet and roll O. the drum,
A glitter Of little tin blades,
And, led by their cute little captains, they
come
The curly haired Christmas brigades!
Was ever ar army SO fair to view?
And it's marching straight to the hearts
of you!
What shall we do 'gainst an army like
this,
That is blest of the angels above?
It comes but to challenge mothers sweet
kiss,
And it's beautiful banner is love!"
Sure, never was army so fair to view,
Or marched so straight to the hearts Of
you!
Come on with the trumpet, the little toy
drum!
Come on with the little tin blades!
Our hearts beat 2 welcome and cry to
you, "Come,
Oh curly haired Christmas brigades!
Come on, little heroes in gray and in blue,
And we'll capture and kiss every soldier
Of you'll
F. L. Stanton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

unb tonnte Die Settle brau6en, nm
ettpd5 Qeben in Die 8uoe gu brIngen.
Die Settle aber mar AUDI ni6t fetn
uno bIisb ni9t germ cine 4ntport
I6ulbig. Gu meinte tie Oenn, alS lie
BON Serumtreiben unb Rd4teour4@
geben bOren muBte:
r5rau Sberamtmann, paBt's Sbz
nen ni4t, mir I6on LANCE ni6t; piel
eber triege ib nod cine CUTE 6erri4aft,
tpie Sic elm prbentlihe5 WdD6en."
n8a5, 9u llnart?" T6rie bic Obsrz
amtmdnnin, BATS Maul, ionIt RuHe
i'd no3!"
SIMMER 5u!" erpiosrte bic Settle,
rSie DiiIen a6er OO6. DaB Der S6Idg
3sbn S6dIsr tpItet?"
nNos, gu groBmaulige5 MSsni6?
3e6n 5baler Die eir3jge Sa6tel?
pa baIt 9u glei6 3peje ouf etnmal,
bic toIten gar Ii6t5, 0u Pflaiterz uno
8aQIaaltreterin!"
oMenI6 - BALI, oo5 melp2 i6 Der
9pIi3eiI - sd bin fem Men76, bel
eber Sic, sic aI!e5 Sii66;er N6tsI.
Die @ati6sn ioQenS6nen t6euar TOM
men, sic &ubItaQgrdfin, sic ... Sic
... 9u fette 8ouernmodtel."
,@ottIisb, MQnn!" piepte bic iungs
.5rau Sberamtmonn, noa5 60rit 9u
Dir nit an?" uno pjrtli6 poQte er Die
.Dreiite Yer7on am 8ragsn ns6msn uno
betuu5perfsn, oa I6pb 5um llngliid
.os5 9errn Stuoenten 8uuoog9e nit
.9roBem Sob2 gum Gntras 5arein unb
polite bic Sage fofien, bic noA Der
gu!Ir Stu6s rate. Wit Dtr 8in0
Rotten Die 36iere oratnal UNI bic g1n52
.@tItGI6af! betum. Der Yldan rtB
babel Die ate Sable nit I'M IND DjeIe
ling an, I'M 9ijlfe al rufen; pl0Bii6
at2r ituBte Der Suno Der Dem 5ru=
mecu. Starrtt i6m op6 aus OemIel=
ben genau cine sbenIo grOBe &uG0o99e
entge9en, ME er Iel6It, Iain SpiegeI=
Bib. .Ro6 elmer 6jer?" fG;en er gu
bsnten uuO ma6t ii6 fsrtig gum
Sprung ouf BEN neuen 8eqn,r. gr
.lGBi Sage &oBe ieir uno itiir3t ouf oen
@egner i'm HeDiar. 8looosraDotId2
3srbri6t Otr r4ue Gpia9sI IL bunoart
@randtsnItide, 80 S6lIar pdren fort.
Der StuDioiu5 &(uguIt pfiff isinsm
01+sr ,,r0 4r-+ E-r,r,L Gura Sa,, RiiH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Auf Oe,t1 Grape.
gun, 4rtfeussiditts BON 9u9OSIet

SIN. Nytfeu9eididts BON y ugoSIeir.
Dir 3rope3:8iinItleriH 3og bic ga
bel aus benz herrliAen Sdor, uno in
rei6sn 8sGIen floB IS ii6er jbre rum
ben, peiBen S6ultern binob. IS mar
ia na6 Der 9roouttipn - bu burfts
man es itG {don Elm 8i5Gen beQuem
MAIDEN. unp Damn 6lifte tie trGuz
merii6 in Der Spte9el, unO Elm eli
Qent6umlihe5 2Gdeln umIpisIts i6re
2ippen, ais lie 5ufGuig an jenen be-
9eiiterten Ippldu5Tturm 5uridodd!s,
Der tie crit por p2nigen Sa9sn UNI
rdui6t, ais pd6reno Der 8oritslIung
unb inmitien i6rer tii6nan Srlpe3z
tiirIte Der S1drtnotsn ii6 pl0Bli6 gs=
lot uno Der Ifimmtrnp2 Qpdsnmanz
tel i6re @efalt umpogt bate, pie
e6en ieBt. - S6ace, Dap man 10
.ri6t drbeitsn tonnta - DoS 0aar
mar gu lang, man FATE Ii6 beoentIj6
BARN perptd2ln tDnnsn.
sd 6etpunbere Itet5 Die 5arbe So
res 6adre5," iu9te nun Elm elegant
getleiceter l0srr, Der uuf benz Sop6a
Jap uno zen Die I30ne girtu5oipa
.einen Quqenblid parq51tn Bate
g0ieieS qlGn3enp3 8Iono, ba5 ms
Rpthbraune ipielt uno DQ5 bic Wlooe
Den T60ren &snetianerinnsn geito6=
fen bat. gibt Dem 3sint Der 5rduen
einsn enlightenment S6immer, ME
.ptnn lie gum 8eiipiel Der Q5snOIfsin
umfdngt. - Sd m0hie e!no5 fragsn,
aber iA mage Is nidt -"
rOb mein Saor fijnitli6 QefGr6i
1T, pie? Nun. fragsn Diirfen Sic
i6pn - ob i4 aber dntpprte, oa5 lit
bic 6auptId6s. Die Serrsn pon Der
.3eiturg iino bon elmer 5n6i8frez
.tion -"
vSie erinnern iid pobl nod oe5
.@eoi9te8 in 9roia, 0as i9 in msiner
.crIten 8ecsnIjon iiber ibre 2eiItunz
gen Sbrsm SoQr gepiomet babe. Sd
perfprd6 oa, bic I6onlte S6rsr 2pden
'nG6itens gu Interviewer, ii6er3eugt,
.ouB lie mir Die interefanteItsn. ipanz
nenoften, qsbeimniBpoQiten @eI6idz
ten gu er8G6Ien piBte. ltnb i4 mD6te
mein @srIprsfen 10 germ balten.
S;bre 2ofen iino I'M 4ugen6lite bas,
lppppn uniere Iei6tlebige Stabt
.I6pGrmt 0arf i4 aIio frdgsn?
= @el6eS 1T bic natirli6e 6arbs
.Sbres SdareS?"
sd tGnnte es ru6i9 io9en, Osnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

N0d NJ ertbboller ~ 8dll.
fer: Sic Iogsn, bic 6oIe lit pie nsu.
dber oo limb bod i6on Elm paur 60
3er o'rin." - @erfdufer: Die Inn
Io9ar gang neu.,"
S6Der gu 6e6anDelr. -
Qr3t: nSie flagen iibcr S6mer3en,
mas tbut Sbnen Oenn eiqentlih ne6'?"
qatient: Die 2(ugen uno bic 6i5=
neraugen, Die 8sine uno bic lIe6et=
beine, Die 3eble unO Die 8niefsble." a.
4r5t: Damn ne6men Sic einen 3dz
miQentbee, 5dI9autii6er, Elm Sober
meier, Sob, Sal3wa1er uno einen
6ummer; oamit mijIen Sic pinieln.
GompreHen MAIDEN, megi6neioen, 10
pie I6la9en uno gurgeln."
Qet6t gemd@t t. ~ 2ebrer:
ga, bieier ru6mreihe Shirt mar Elm
Dorfreffli6er Qonoespdter, Elm Be
I6iiBer Der Qrmen, Elm ousge5ei6neter
S6lQ6tenlenter. &o6n, mas niiTen
Sic bon ieinsm 8ruOer?" - S6aler:
Sem 8ruoer mar aud Elm iebr an
ItGnOiger W}enla."
8eoeutungspolle 6rage.
- Batter (bei ieinem Sobne auf Be
iu6 0etommen): nPaul, re6ne mir
ieBt NAL Define S4ulOen 3uiammen."
So6n (StuOent); aba, Papa, 9u
6iIt alp ouf ldngeren 4ufent6aIt elm
geri6tet?"
Mo bsrner Q63ug. a.:
.Run, Sic baben ia I4on pisOer elm
neuss Northumberland" - 9ausz
iran: oSa, Die OOrige lit geitern a6-
gerapelt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
S1l0citernaht.
@On s.pbrrt 9amcrIins.

G5 nabt 6eran Die Mitierna6t,
SnbeB mein Slim, itiQ briiteno,
Nuf ~idIummerlpiem Eager
Dem reusn Sa6r entgegsnwadt.
Nie meme Pulie i6lagen!
l1nb immer muB i6 lduI6en:
Mir lit, ais bort i6 rauI9en
Der GieienItrpm Der cit =
8, 10 unenOli9 melt,
llno pieber bod 10 na6e!
@=oGmpft pie ferne5 QGuten,
0ie ferne 9ammerf6ldge,
Der 8~ranoung fern i'm 3atte
8erbrduIenoe Gatdratte,
So BAIT IS mir i'm 9duple,
60 BAIT ss mir i'm DIR! -
9u irrft! Ni4t Sammer16lGge
Sirb IS, ni6t fsrne8 Qduten,
Ni6t ferner 5Iutb i'm Satte
@erbrauIenbe Gataratte,
llno ni6t os5 Stromes Der Soften
0erraui6en unb 8erinnen TT
9es aig'nen 8lute5 WeQe,
Srsiieno in 9einem 9aupt.
SITS, mas bai nG6t'gem 6inntn
0ein Obr aus peiter 6srne
Dump 81 perneRmen gldubt. -
@ei'5 Denn pe5 8lute5 @eQe
gei oufgersgtem Sinren,
Die cumpf i'm DIR mir roui6t!
9 lit bod Die 3sit, bic I6nele,
Die ibrsm nil0en Sagen
Sn meinem 6er3{dlag lauIft!
9enn nur neil Pulie F6l18en,
llno nut neil 6er5en pO6en,
llnO nur neil 6irne todsn,
Wiro in Der Wslt geIprofsn,
Oas Wprt pom Strom Der ,3eit;
limb nur i'm @siits griinbet
9as Meer, in Dem ct miinoet,
9a5 Weer Der @nigfeif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
StaSt nm0 cSamO.
Nspjoars.emmOrsste Don GBrif. 8ilO

HNH-s WV : - -
Dor Wei6noften bate Der Oberz
amtmann Settled Sable gliifIi6 Iein
i6Dnits5 8auerngut oismembrirt uno
p~arceQirt unD nun pobnte er nit 8sz
airn bes rellen ;Sdbres in Der Neuen
StraBe in Der groben Na6bdr5= unO
llnioerIitdt5itl0t ais 6err Rentier.
Seine 6rau Dora mars 5uFrteben, OBJ
n0bl i6r's auf Dem 2anoe beiIer gez
fallen unb iie benz Stabtle6en ME re4t
9etraut 6atte.
nNa," meinte lie, nbo5 i60ns 8aarz
gsTo. Oa5 9ermOgen 1T ia pu, uno ba
lpiro's aud 10 gsbsn." sic bate iid
in Der I60nen Yurterreipobnung neu
eirgeriftst, unD od5 muBts lie Ii6 ia
gen, 10 I60ne N}06el, 10 groBe Gin
mer, 10 Belle 6eriter uno Itol3e 8arDiz
nsn, oa5 6Qtten lie ouf benz 2anoe n;6t
gebabt.
6reili6 mar lie ni6t ra6t 3uirieben,
dls ibre iunge MagO, Die tie aI59tenftz
mdb6sn in8reslau be6altsn Bate, ibr,
nu6bsm lie taum adt Sage in Der
Staot mar, mit!5eiIte, lie mO6te nit
ibrsm @eliebtsn, Dem Mu5fetier
S6ul3e, beute gum SplpeIterbaQ. ga,
abr gum Neuiabr5morgen, ba pirbe
is I6on CUR Stele iein uao am 6eierz
ta9s. ba tonrten tie ia aud I6limmiten
Sails gu Mittug i'm 9ptel ipsiIen unb
Ho6mitta95 ms @pn3ert ge6en.
Damn piirpe raid pieber Die ate
9au5oronung gu i6Gffen Iein. meinte
lie, unO ibr Mann, Der 8ottlis6,
Itimmte 6ei.
nSa in Der StaOt, ba lit e5 I60n,
ba farm man2lle5 arrangiren, meinte
Der immsr.
@p tatte tie aIio bas 0itnitmGo6en
rubig gum &dQ geben luifen uno Ii3
gum Qbsnobroo Elm S6inten6rpo 3uz
re6t gema6t uno Elm @la5 8un16 oaz
gu, bic neue Wo6nung mar qemiit6li6
etrgebei3t, unb 10 battsn lie DdS neue
Sabr erpartet, I'm gu Mitternu6t
i6Iaftn 81 9ebeH.
2fuf Der StraBs, oa5 puBten tie
i6On BON friiber, CABS bod nur 2Grm
uno llnrube, ma, uno 3umSan3en bate
bas iplioe @bepaar feline Cult uno gu
anceren 5amilien, neil tie nod ni6t
pOGig eingeri6tet lparen uno ii6 ni6t
reDdn6iren tDnnten, cine @inlQound
nt6t ongenommen.
Die Neuiubrsna6t freili6 in Der
1lniperfitdtsTtobt 8re5Iau lit nt6t 3ur
Rube gema6t. Wenn'5 Mittsrnd6t
i6ldgt, Damn piro bic MenI66eit rap
pelig.
nproTfIeuiabr!!" i6ant's uuf alien
@aFen. rqrOiit Neuiabr!" briiGt's
aus alien 6enItern. unO ba3piIfen
tOnen 6reubsnfdiKe unb 5urufe, Sc
fGnge unD Rufen uno toIe5 S6reien.
Sober mill ba5 neue Sabr luui be9riiz
Ben unO cine 6sloent6at perri6ten uno
gelte es audi nrr, bes Na66Qrs 6ut
dn3utreiben ODER cine 5snfteri3si6e
ein3ui3lagen.
Sussnb 6ut feline Sugsnb, unb Der
junge 9engel m06te Ii6 ~beut3utage ais
STUDENT d~uflPtelsn, tpenn er audi nur
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peber Sic, nod elmer Sbrer 2eier
Diirben e5 ~gIauben!"
Isle MAIDEN mid neu8ierig ="
ngun, penn Sic es benn pirtli3
piTeu poLen: Die natijrli6e 6arbe
meineS Saares 1T - peiB."
Sic I6er5en!"
y9urd;aus ni6t!"
n8ie fame cine iugenolide S60nz
belt pie Sic gu psiBsm 6uar?"
sd 3d6Ie 5tpeiunO3pan3ig Sabre.
- muB i'd ben SaufI6ein bor5sigen?
8t5 beute babe i6 ri4tig 9e3d6lt.
O6 au6 peiterb;n = iA m04ie
g}i6ts peri6p0ren. - Sd miiBte
mjnbeIten5 f%iinf3ig baden, nm mid
enti6lisBen gu t0nnsn, bis OreiBi9 gu
3d6len."
n.3peiunb3pan5ig sic ie6en
alIo ielbF, ME unpa6rI6einlj6 Die
Qngabe jener I60nsn 2oden bort iiber
bic peiBe 6or6e ouer jhrer Miti6pe~
tern it,"
11rS 41,r4s,, Sis5a Qofsr piA+
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49, :S8'"p Sn $50
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in oiaIem beIhoulj6en GaroerObens
raum uno auF benz ibps1enoen tle:z
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ni,Is e,9I4;4ts zine Hef(ome fsngufet
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nerfh iTo"
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in Gan 6ron3isco. Inner Sirius
maGt2 oomals feline 9roBe 1ournes
ourh Die Ser. Staoten gtorpz4mert=
td's. gBtr lpdren ouf Der leBten Staz
ton, Dor Der Riidtsbr no6 europa.
Seosn Qbeno 3si9te i6 i'm Btntsrz
'Gtrtu5 meme 3raps3tilnlte uno ihloB
:. Iie nit einem Saith mortaie al - iA
maHte Dies 1eitber ntht mehr. Bon
} einem grOBen 5rdPe}, Dds in Der
M2itte pes Sui 2auerrdums5 BON Der
} Gtdc berab bing un0 OaS i'd nit Den
.TjiBen feit6islt, I6panq i'd mid auf
elm tleines Grapes uuf Der 8Jhns,
oas nit Den 6GnDen Ell fafen mar.
Dtr 6atten ni6t einmql elm Si6arz
bsit5neb. Sn Dem freten 2onOe Darf
man It6 Den 9als bred)en, ME IS
Ginsm belicbt -"
ngtun, unb Die 2ie6e? $50 mar BEL
otm bol56reGsriiGen Experiment bic
2ie6e?"
nO6ns 2itfs lit ii~6erboupt HiAt5
i'm Sirius -. SD liebte alIo eiuen
8artarrezQtrobdten, Den Ib0nen 6r2o,
fir Den aqe 5rduen i6pdrmtsn. Bon
Den pei6liden NtitgIieoern oes Sir
fl5 oerg0ttert2 ion ]6sIOnoers nod
cine, cine GnQldnoerin, W}iB Gin, Die
Serpentin = 3dn5srin. Meinetpe9en
bate er lie perlaiien nit ar loren
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Gin unterf6teo

Die Wurit, pie audi Der Meiu
8etunbengleife5 Streben,
Sic geber tets IeI6anoer
.Qls SrDiter bur6 ous 2eben!
8en 9un9er iuit nil ptogen,
@rfreut ii9 an Der Wurit,
uno men Der Summer trGnfet.
@gtrdntt i6n ourd ben 0urIt.
8reu bitten ihr 8e6eimniB
sic tets, gemGB Der Pfli6t,
.0enn mas tie in ii6 bergen,
.Grfdbrt Der Meni6 pobl ni6t.
Sin llnteridiso 9efunben
SIT glei6DO6l audi re6t 6al0:
Die 8urit i4medt, pann Iie JUNG
lit,
Der @sin, lpenn er re6t alt!