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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-12-14
DEBATE ON MONEY
CURRENCY MEASURE COMES UP
FOR DISCUSSION IN HOUSE.
DELIVERS WITTY SPEECH

Democrats Charge Republicans With
Being Inconsistent and Predict
Their Overwhelming Defeat II Bill
Is Enacted Into Law-Senator Ma
son Makes a Plea for the Beers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-12-14
TTACKS SCHROEDER
ROBERTS ASSAILS HONOR OF
FORMER WISCONSIN MAN
BEFORE THE COMMITTEES

Further Hearing Adjourned Until Next
Tuesday-Wives of Polygamist Rep
resentative May Be Brought to
Washington as Witnesses in Case
Now Attracting so Much Attention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-12-14
Beers Make Dumdums.

Capetown, Dec. 7.-One hundred men
of the naval brigade proceeded to the
front tonight. 1t is known that the
beers have crossed and cut the ends of
their Mauser bullets, thus producing
an effect similar to dumdums. Halse
ascertained that the beers were In
strong force in their lager and retired
to his base. This was the first brush
of Gen. Gatacre's forces. They are all
eager to follow it up.
Fighting Reported.
Lorenzo Marques, Delagoa Bay, Dec.
10.-A dispatch from Pretoria. dated
today, says: Reports have been re-
ceived here of fighting, early this
morning, in the vicinity of Schaltz
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
A PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE.
The wife Of President Kruger At.
tends TO All Details of Her
Home tahlish ment.

Mrs. Kruger, the wife Of the presi-
dent of the Transvaal republic, does her
own cooking, although her husband is
twenty-five times a millionaire The
husband, who is of frugal disposition,
not only approves of his wife's super
vision of the kitchen work, but says it
is her duty to do the work in order TO
save expense. Not only does Mrs. kru-
ger cook, but she frequently washes
the clothing of the family and scrubs
and rolls the clothes with the skill and
strength of the best of them.
She also insists upon making her
own beds. This may be because .sthe
Kruger" needs a very troubled pillow,
sheet without wrinkle, to ease him
from the arduous duties OF scheming to
make empires and millions, but if she
does the rest of the hard work it is prob
able she makes the bed to also save the
penny-or whatever the money is in
that land.
When there are guests at the presi-
dental table Mrs. Kruger personally
waits upon them. This duty she will not
intrust to servant, for she says her
husbands guests must By served just
as II they were at their own tables. She
may be stingy in other things, but is
liberal to a fault in what she sets be-
fore friends. Every plate is heaped with
the best of well-cooked food. every
glass is kept full to the brim with choice
wine.
1t is the pride of "Auntie" Kruger
that her household expenses never ex-
coed the sum appropriately by the volks-
Rad, $1,000 year. Not q cent of the
presidents salary is ever used. 1t goes
nto the bank or into investments known
to be safe and productive, and unless
the pending war with England results
tMsastrously the boer executive will be
one OF the richest men in South Africa
before he dies.--N. Y. World.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
Clearwater Items.

Sunshine, muddy roads, male
population all at work on their
ranches. General good health
prevailing with few exceptions.
j. Riebold's children and Miss
Rose Riebold have the whooping
cough.
Mrs. William Brown is quite
comfortable at this writing.
Mrs. Lister has had bad pain
in her side for several months
which gets no better.
Sam Calder is at his fathers 8,
suffering again with his throat.
A. Stephens bail in his hall was
well attended.
G. b. Stewart, wife and daughter
Jessie have returned from their
visit to Nez Perez city. Mr.
Stewart brought home with him
three fine thorough bred sheep to
improve his flock.
Mrs. Clarence Pell is visiting
her parents at Melrose.
Messrs Newman, Cowling and
their families took dinner at s,
Swinehart, Sunday.
Mrs. Dale Clark and father
II. Cheneworth Of Stuart, took
dinner AT Mr.. Listers, Sunday.
Harry Baker has the new butch.
er shop ready for occupancy.
Post Mistress Lister has an i'm
portant document on her tabl,
which she wishes the people t.
read and sign for their own benefit
Mamie Fitting of middle fork is
staying in town.
Rena Mcpherson is very busy
fitting up bob sleds for the expect
ed SHOWS.
David Landon and wife spent
Sunday at J. Riebold's.
DIR. Bnsey ate Thanksgiving
dinner with j. Riebold.
/ A. Stephens has a big assortment
Of goods which he is selling a
startlingly low rates.
! Mrs. Lister has good trade il
her line of goods.
] j. w. Lytle, while helping Mr.
Names butcher a beef, fell an,
broke several Of his ribs, but i
doing nicely.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
Dixie Items,

!
julie Reser has returned from the
prairie.
William Russell is now "mine
host at the Hotel Dixie.
Manager Coulter has force Of
nine men at work on the Ajax.
The Last Chance was unexpect-
edly closed down and Superintend.
ent Kempton has gone to Spokane
for the winter.
@. l.. Culver left last Monday
for the northern mining camps in
some one of which, he expects to
locate.
Alex Mclean has gone to his
home on the middle fork Of Clear
water.
The Lost Horse and Evening
claims have been sold to New York
parties. The new owners will
push development work on the
properties.
p. III. McEntee reports a fine
body of ore in the Dixie King
tunnel, and also says every foot
driven shows an improvement; this
is one of the most promising proper
ties in the camp. 1t is a parallel
vein to the Starlight claim owned
by Spokane company.
Billy Campbell is up from Salmon
river. He says winter has not yet
arrived in that favored locality.
Bert Rutherford, prominent
mining man, made d flying trip to
the Columbia mine on Big creek
on Thanksgiving day. He report
ed Al feet Of snow on the divide.
The Gold Bug on Big Greek
has started up again.
Last night, December 2, was
the coolest night of the season
The thermometer got down to nine
degrees below zero.
The chimney to II. S. Hazlitps
cabin caught fire on Sunday last.
Fortunately it was discovered by
Mr. Hye. Just as the roof caught.
Dixie, December 3, 1899
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

freedom of the press in this
country, always finds an echo
and too frequent endorsement
with that portion of the press
whose moral principles are
governed and controlled by
what is for their gain. Thou
sands of miles from the scene
of the transaction, they assume
to judge and criticise; these
journals of civilization hesitate
not, upon no other authority
than the lurid reports of their
friends, based upon the state
ments Of known maIefactors
and their advocates and de-
tenders, to assail indiscrimi.
nately the legally constituted
authorities of a community
and state, for their efforts to
maintain the law and protect
persons and property within
their Jurisdiction. In keeping
with this custom and rule,
both the executive and iudi,i
airy of the state have been assail.
ed in terms of unmeasured vitu-
Peration for simply doing their
duty under their oath OF office. =
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
The Daddy Squash weighs 81 pounds. Send guesses with
all Orders.
BIC BUFFALO CASH STORE.
W. F. Sc1MADEKA Proprietor
THE STORE THAT SELLS EVERYTHING

he was that thin you cud play chunes
on his ribs with stick. As soon as
| begun TO feel linn he got gay. I'm
thinkln' Ill have o starve him to death
to make him any good at ALL
What started him kicking just now P.
asked the rough rider.
Sure, he started himself. He took a
dislike TO go any farther, and when
l bate him he begun to kick"
oh, III show you how to cure that
baking said the ex-soldier. Here.
one OF you boys, run up to the corner
and get me an apple. Pete will follow
an apple rs far as he can see it. After
he got back to Montauk and the horses
were sent up there l found out his
weakness, and l could make him fol-
low me all around by putting an apple
IN my pocket. He could smell IL q yard
away, couldn't you, Pete?''
Crack! sounded a blow that landed
where the first had struck, for Pete
had essaycd another bite.
Have to keep your eve on him all
the while, said the young man. "Hand
the apple over here. Thank you"
lie held the fruit up to pete's view
and walked away. The veteran ambled
alter. Tn driver clambered into his
somewhat fractured cart and the
crowd followed. After few rods had
neen traversed the apple was given to
fete, who actually had the grace to
Wainny his thanks. He then logged
along steadily enough, his driver
shouting hack at the cx-soldier his
gratitude, mingled with offers to sen
the horse for ten dollars.-N. Y. Sun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
ONE OF RoosEvELT,s TERRoRs
An Equine Veteran of the War with
Many Faults and q Single
Weakness.

He was veteran of the late war. By
way of evincing his distaste for the
ways of peace he had just kicked sew
eral holes in the dashboard of the cart
which it was his business to draw. His
driver stood on the sidewalk and al
ternateiy cursed and coaxed, the re-
marks being punctuated by occasional
crashes OF the wood work, as the vet
eran lifted his powerful heel. 1t was
on lac north side OF Washington square
and the usual crowd was Offering I'M
profitable advice. Down the steps of
Che Of the big old-time mansions
straHed languid young man clad in
aftsfl aon lea raiment. He cast a
casua. glance at the equine veteran,
tAsa hastened down the steps and
pushed through the crowd.
sisl.9, Pete, you devil. he said TO
the aerss-
He 10 be devil all right, sorr.. said
.As aflser. But Pete is not his name
lac animal, however. seemed to think
otaeraRe. Up went his ears and the
skin ~ his broad nose wrinhled in a
peculiarly sagacious way. he next
lastsat the young man jumped back
with cessation of languidity that
savstl the point OF his chin. The hors Is
big teeth snapped in the air.
up TO yanr old tricks, are you.. said
The young man, and his gloyed hand
landed with smart whack across the
wrinkled jowl.
lac veteran tossed his head and
snostaa. but he didn't kick again. In.
stead he kept his eyes intent.y on the
gtvSf OF the blow, evidently solicitous
last another should follow it.
ill him again, sorr," besought the
driver. 'Ay | he'd cracked him like
that there wud have been no cart at
ALL .
Were did you pick him up?.
B1d luck to the Harlem man that
SD him g me-" said the driver. .You
knls the horse, sorr?"
father said the young man. "He,s
one OF Teddy's Terrors. Aren't Won.
Pete?'' 49,
fste started to reach again, but
changed his mind hastily as the ploved
hand swung toward him. The crowd
ever eager for anything about tho
| WAR. staod waiting.
Hes real terror, too,' said tbe
young man. 'He never got anv far.
lher than Tampa toward the front. bnt
ne made record there. There were
men IN every troop that had the mark
OF ms iesii' on 'em, and we called him
the canuibal.'
ron was one of the rough riders
sorr. said the driver, respectfully.
Not rough enough TO tackle pete
II wasn't Tat he bucked. but he had
trick Of turning his head and rettine
q man JUS above the knee. / don't
oelisse thers's horse living with az
much rubber IN his neck as that beast
neW you ever got him in harness is
more than can guess.
When got him." said the arIver
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

What people say about Hoods
Sarsaparilla is that it cures when
all other remedies fail. Therefore
you should take Hoods Sarsparilla
IN preference to all others.
Hoods Pills cure billiousness
Mailed for % cents by G. 1. Hood
Co., Lowell. Mass.
Don't forget the Pioneer feed
ana livery stable when in Stuart.
i9w JOSEPH Cox, Prop'r.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
Miners Union Scored.

The Idaho Supreme Court
on November 18th denied the
petition of Paul Corcoran for a
writ of habeas corpus. Cor.
coran was convicted of muir
der in the second degree in
connection with the riot of
April 10Th and sentenced to
II years Imprisonment. The
court took occasion to express
its opinion OF those who have
assailed the authorities of the
State for their actions in sup.
pressing the lawlessness in the
Coenr d'Alenes saying:
at seems to be one of the
methods of this organisation,
known as the Miners Union,
whenever an attempt is made
to bring it to account for its
unlawful, barbarous, and muir.
derons acts, to at once com
mence an attack upon the
legally constituted authorities
who are endeavoring to en-
force and maintain the law,
and by false clamor Seek IN
obtain sympathy for the male
factors: and such action
BY virtue Of the recognised
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

See advertiseme mt Of NJ. 4 n.
Cash Store on Sd page.
The Freisheimer Drug Co. be-
received a large shipment Of holi-
day goods from Chicago. If You
want anything fine in the line q
albums, lent glass, FURNISHED gold
clocks, etc. Call on them early,
before the best are picked over. 26tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
County warrants Redeemed.

Notice ID hereby given that the following
County Warrants will be paid on presentation
70 the County Treasurer at his office in Mt.
Idaho. Idaho and that interest onssaid warrants
will cease on the 10th day OF November. 1899
towit:
Current Expense Fund.- Aeries 1892
No. 293 to $50 inclusive
General Road Fund, series lS90 Warrants M
los TO la, inclusive
Bridge Fund, series 1892 Warrant No. 2.
Ggo. n. RoBkRrs0A,
County Treasures.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
Designation OF Office Day of
County Superintendent of
Schools.

Until further notice. hereby designate and
appoint every Saturday aud Monday except the
third Saturday OF June, from o. M, 10 5 n m :.
AZ Office days at which time viii be IN nv Of
fce at Mt. fdsho for the transaction Of all busi-
ness pertaining to school matters
LEWIS ELsENsoHN.
County Superintendent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

/ am still in line with all kinds
Of material to do wagon, machine
and pillow repairing. Horseshoe
ing receives careful attention.
Yours for square dealing. Give
me a call and l will guarantee sat
isfaction. D. r. ATHERToN.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

yon, there is six bent bridge. At
all the large bridges, the con-
struction trains will pass on false
work. A ..shoo fly" has been
built around the Orotino tunnel
that has curvature of "a degrees.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
Notice..

Saw and grist mill for sale. Il
first class condition, located 4
kamiah. Fine opportunity ior
right man. For terms and partio.
ulars address Felix Corbett, Kam-
iah, Idaho.
Oct. 81, 1899. dwa
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

The meat offered for sale at this
market comes from the best winter
fed cattle, and y guarantee it to
be of prime qualify.
We are determined to deserve
the public patronage.
81 ROBERT JONES', Prop.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15
$500 REWARD.

For the return of one sorrel
gelding, 3-years old, silver mana
and tail, branded 25 on left hip. -
M. G. RAMBo, Grangeville Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

Peoples Meat Market

JOHN NORWOOD, Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-15

Interest on above
Nov. 8, balance on hand
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
Sm Sar5a6t6are.

Oas SdlSburser 2Gnb9en, eigent'
lid bas Sal3tammersut, nit Ieinem
punoerbaren Hei6tbum an lanoi6afts
li6en S60nbeiten unb Ibpe6sluns
gen in bieiem &si6tbum, Sdl5burg
nit ieinem S9lobberg unb S9niirls
reeen Iiegt binter uns. Wiit Der 8abn
baben mir ni6t tpett nah Sreilaiiing,
Elm @iIenbabnfnptenpuntt, bon nels
dem aud bic 9abn nah Rei4enhan
abSpeigt. Der rege 8ertebr auf Der
Station ipedt bic @ermutbunG bab
bic Mebrsabl Der Reifenben bic Sahrt
mad 2aufsn, in bus untere Sul5a9s
thai antreten perbe. 9lber gefeblt;
bic msiIten 9eute fubren na9 &ei6ens
ball ober iparten ben 3ug na9 Wtiins
den, anbere ienen na9 Wien ab.
9ieIes SalSadtbal 1T nod cine lns
entbedte Welt. Nur cine bsI9eibsne
baDeriI9e 2ptalbubn, nube5u bon iener
9lrt, tpte man iie ab unb gu in ben
,6lieaenben 9lGttern" bsipunbern
lam. .Dp bieIe 9abn aufbDrt, fdnst
bic poft an" 10 bDren mir iagen. gtber
bic 6abrt 1T i'm boben @rabe anges
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
Gin &6ter. .&O[pitaf.

Sie Orientulen baltsn meiit SG6 an
ibren 9epobnbeiten feit, uno es 1T
febr f9per, Iie gu bem Neuen - felbit
ipenn es gut lit = gu betebren. glu4
Der Gbaratter Der eingeborenen Snber
lit 10 seartet, bub iie ibren 9eberrs
f9ern, bic iie nit neuen Ginridtungen
bsgliiden ipollen, 5iemlicb miBtrduiIR
gegeniiberiteben. Snfolge Der tiefen
Ginpirtuns urdlter, fir unantaitbar
eebaltener Snititutionen ipie aud ins
folse Der 8eberrI6ung bur9 frembe
Rdtipnen felt fuit einem SabrtauIenb
bat bisier Gburatter iein eigentbiimlia
Dies 9eprGge erbalten. Die 9inbu iinb
Stpar mGbig unb geOuIbig. aber AUDI
falId uno un5uberldTis. Die Sort
i9rittsbepegung unter ben sebilOeten
Snoern finbet i'm eigensn Eager oft Sda
ben Diberitano, 10 3. 3. bel Regelung
Der 5rauenfrage, sans Defenders in
9e5ug duf ben MGb6enunterri9t unb
bic Stellung Der Wittipen. Bis beute
gilt cine Sinbu Dittps faIt allgemein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

au9 bic ausseipro9ene Doblbabenz
belt, bic 6ru6tburteit bes 9elGnbes,
iuelde einen 10 un9enebmen @tnbrud
muben2 Wer BON R6sin tommt ooer
bon Der 9Onau BEL Dien, no bic Rebe
geOeibt, finbet ii4 pIDBIi6 i'm 2anoe
bes glpfelpeins.
,Sier Iein bic ROitTdGbeln gu
Saus," iagt nit unpsrtennbarem
SelbItgefiibl Elm itattIi4er Mitrsiienz
Der, auf bic tpoblgepfIegten 9ebDfte
beuteno. Suite 2eutln, aber barte
aOpf' buben r." fiist er erIdutsrnb
binsu. Brett gelugert, in i4Onen
SbItsGrten, porpiegeno glpfelbGumen,
liegen bic S0fe nit ibren 3ieselpdnben
unb gum Sbeil nod nit StrOb beOedt.
Gin traftboller, aufgepedter 8Oltss
idla9 1T bier gu Sauie; es 1T oerielbe
biiben unb briiben, uuf baperii4em
unb auf DIterrei6iI 8ooen. Man
ipiirt es taum, bab man duT ber9renSe
Sfpeier Staaten uno Rethe ba6infdbrt.
gur auf ben @iIenbabnItdtionen ers
tennt man an ben llniformen, bab
man ii4 auf buperii4em 9OOen befins
bet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

nebm. Ndh ben ldnbI6aftli9en Iufs
regunsen eine @gt Serbisuns. Sas
Stdbt6en 2aufen taudt duf nit ieinen
tbeilipeiIe altmobiI6en SGuIern uno
9duten. Was man erblidt, ieber neue
Srt pirb intereFanter als Der friibere.
limb allies 70 gang anbers ais i'm Sdl5s
tammergut.
gio6 ieben mir, in Der @rinnerung,
bon Der SObe bes 9aisberses bic berrs
li9sn 2anbe unter uns. Wir 5dblep
i'm @eiite bic sablreiden Seeipiegel alls
fammen unb bic S9nee9ipfel, Die ii9
ringsum sruppirten. @tne 9anbturte
bon rieiigen 0tmeniionen baben mir
seieben, bic T9 bem 9ebG4tniB tief
eingeprdgt unb bic man mitgenpmmen
bat, Inn iie INNER tpieber an3uI9auen.
limb iebt bieie itille, CRIME, iatte, a6er
tleine 2anbi9aft nit ben tleinen Bill
bern, bic bo9 10 unbeidrei6li4 lieb
unb un3iebenb iino -.
2aufen auf Der baberiIben Settle,
Sbernborf auf Der DIterrei9ii6en,
stpei ri9tise altbaberii6e OrtI9aften,
i'm boben @rabe maleriId gelegen uno
ben Siinitler lpdeno. 9iellei9t lit es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

9auperte erinnerno, bon beIonberem
&eis. = 9aufleute BON 9pmbup, bic
nit Der 2anbpirtbIhuft gu tbun bas
ben, ii5ertsn bem Snititut eine bes
trG6tli1e Sabreseinnabme, 10 baB es
Ieinsr ausseoebnten glufgabe sere6t
iperben fann. Gs giebt flint SGuier fir
Sornpieb, stpsi fir pferbs, eins fir
SunOe, elm SfolirungsgebGubs elm
Saus fir - unentgeltli9e - gusgabe
bon glr3neien, SscirrGume, elm demis
i6es 2a6oratprium, elm butteriologtz
i6es 2aboratorium unb eine nit bem
SoIpital berbunbene Sbierar5neis
S6ule. OieIs ipirb BON Der Regierung
unterbalten. 0as Soipital entbdIt
Gaum fir 200 Stiid Sornpieb, 60
9ferbe unb 20 9unbe. Die 2eitung
besIelben Itebt unter 2Gufiiht OesSbiers
i9ubpereins in 8ombap. DAB bieSiirs
forge fir unfsre Suustbiere in cine
Metbobe sebratbt unb piFenIdaftli9
sefDrbsrt ipurbe - Oiss 1T ia erit eine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

itisgsn, tpurbe In Der fdSnsn Sdlobr
fapelle Elm 9pttesbienIt gebaltea, un6
bann gina es sur Safsl. Seute baben
bic Oinge eine einigermaben dnoere
@eItalt geiponnen: mo pormals bic
Rofe itampften unb bic Meute bette,
mo itattli9e Rittersleute 9efeble erz
tbeilten, bantiren beute ebriume Sdnbz
perter, Sdreiner, 8Ottder, S6miebe,
unb elm freunbli9es 9aItbdus label
sur @intebr. Dor benz 9aitbaus be-
finbet iich elm aierli6er 9urten, nod
Elm Stiid aus Der alten s3eit. Seute
iiben bic 9iirger in bemielben, bic
fremben Spuriiten unb &iinitler, bic
iid nit jeber Saiion 5abIrei9er I'M
romantif9en SalSadtbal auiammens
finben. Ulotioe siebt es fir bieie bic
Siiue, man braudt mir bic augen
auf5umaden, man tann iie nit Sdnz
ben greifen. Dem Stdbtden Sitts
monins gebDrt beute Der ulte 9iI9of'
iib mitIammt bem unpergIei6li9en
bormaligen S9lobpart. &ein part
1T es, Ionbern Elm prG6tiser WalO nit
urdItsn, berrliden 9Ginnen unb 5dbls
reidsn bebasliden Rubepuntten.
Ri6t mebr piele ipie bieIer iino i'm
8apernlanbe gu finoen. Die Sremben
beeilen ii9, ben 9(usi6tstburm Su be,
iteigen, pobl friiber Elm Sbsil Der Be-
feittsung. Was man pOrber gei9aut
bonn Salobgarten aug, ipiro ieBt peit
in ben 9intergrunb sebrdngt bur9
bas berrli6e, ipeite Panprama. Sbeile
Der oberDiterrei9iIden 9ebirsspelt,
bic oberbaberii9en 9erge unO bas 9e>
bet BON SalSburs breiten ii4 por uns
aus.
Sebt besinnt Der romantiide obtr
mittelalterli6e She'll berSalaa6fa6rt:
in Der poIttutfhe na9 8ursbuuien.
Gin i6Dner Sommerabenb; mir
benten an 2enau's yWaienna9t". Der
S9paser dber bldit bic nDa9t am
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