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LOUBET'S ASSAILANT.
Christian Sentenced to Four Years
ImurisOumeut

PARIS, June 13-Baron Christiani
who assaulted President Loubet with
a cane at the Auteuil races on June
4th, was sentenced to-day to four
years imprisonment. Christiani was
tried before the Correctional Police
Court The Judges deliberated thirty
five minutes, and delivered judgment.
saying that according to the articles
of the Penal Code under which Chris
.tiani was sentenced he was liable to
from two to five years Imprisonment.
There was a general exclamation of
surprise when the prisoner was sen-
fenced to four years imprisonment and
also to pay the costs of the trial. The
courtroom was crowded.
The Procureur General, NJ. Fouillal-
ley. personally prosecuted Baron Chris
tiani The latter, who is above the
middle hight. with a gray mustache,
wore an eye-glass, and was attired in
black. He appeared anxious. and in
his reply to the Judge said he acted
in a moment of super excitement.
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whats. all this hurry about, Mr..
Tudor? Put that watch In your pocket.
What question"
But in her face he saw something
sweeter than the silver moonlight
which revealedsit. Four min
utes and a half!
With a bound he was in the passage
again, slipped noiselessly past the chief,
who did not see him. his back being
turned, caught up the accused thing
under his jacket and like flash tore
up to the deck again.
With all his strength he threw the
Lump of Coal far into the dimpling
sea, and sank on the deck, the perspir-
alton running from every pore.
Then with a terrific rafting thunder
an immense flower of fire arose out of
the deep, great, sudden billow snatch
ed at the ship, heaved her aloft like a
cork, and raced whitley away into the
moonlit distances. Then all was still,
save for the fretting and Tuning of the
sea as it slowly settled again.
The whole ships company came
peering on deck in a dazed state of
alarm. The Captain sprang on the
bridge beside the mate and shouted
some orders unheeded.
But nobody except the girl in white
noticed the broken man lying prone in
the shadow of the deckhouse. .
Like a sudden hideous revelation the
explanation came upon her. His wild
eyes, his sudden question, the watch
/ in his hand his mad, headlong race
below, all was clear now.
Unnoticed in the general panic, she
crossed the deck to him. He was lying
face down, on the cold iron plates of
the deck. She touched him on the
| shoulder, and he looked up with white
face.
Il know it all, Tom,' she said,
brokenly May God help US BOTH
God help us? You help me, Alice!
Help me from hell. Your love could
save me yet, perhaps"
81 loved you all along. But after
this''-she sobbed.
Presently she spoke again.
Now, get up and go below. This
must never be suspected, even by my
| father It will be safe with me.
! still love you enough for that He
kissed the skirt of her dress, and press
! ed her hand like a benediction on his
| head.
| When Captain Grimshaw reported the
phenomenal seismic disturbance he had
encountered in the neighborhood of the
Abrolhos Reef, it created a considera-
BILE sensation in the scientific world.
And from the records of the registry
| in a certain church, within hearing of
| Bow Bells, there is the best of reason
for suDposing that Alice Grimshaw's
love persisted and was allowed the best
opportunities for saving the soul of
the third engineer.-London Star
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ITEMS O. En-

These trousers have made a
big reputation for themselves.
Customers come in and ask for
another pair OF those $3.50
trousers We sell many pairs
OF them daily and buy hundreds
of pairs at a time. They come
in all those quiet, neat stripes
that men Of good taste like, as
we'll as in plain black. Many
stores sell. trousers no better at
much higher prices. All sizes
up to so inches waist.
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Msa,s $500

These suits come in plain
brown cheviots, in small checks
or overplaids and either round
or straight cut sack style. Many
of them are all wool and all Of
them are we'll tailored. They
are far ahead in every way OF
what most people will expect for
the very low price named. Sizes
"a to AZ inch chest.
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9Ousteae @llbi11n4|&Q@

Times are good. Cash is plentiful All the more folly
for the with cash spend that cash part credit
store is the strictly cash store with bad debts to
make up personal accounts to keep and collect and
that believes in treating all alike that and does
give the cash buyer the biggest and fullest for his
money.
This is such store and than that the buyer of
clothing it offers the choicest assorments in
Sacramento And all this clothing has not been bought
the within say of one buyer but only after examination
and comparison by several of the samples from leading
American manufacturers And than that these
uacturers after receiving ORDERS obliged make
the clothing up especially for just and
bodying all those little points and ideas that years expe
rience has taught us good
There guesswork haphazard work about any Of
clothing It is RIGHT because methods make it
right and because this house has entirely too much at stake
to have it So
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m T4aass9s' $500

Made OF all wool cashmere
woven in the mills in Malone,
New York State. The sewing is
OF the best and the wearer will
never be troubled with rips or
buttons coming off. The Nc
MILAN trousers are we'll known
in this community. We know OF
none better for working and
business wear. Price, So.
Same as above, of higher
grade cashmere in plain gray or
neat stripes, and altogether lit
tie more pleasing to the eye than
the S. grade. Price, $3.50.
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WOmen's Kid Oxf0rds,
f fs!!d0s So

Fine kid lace low cut shoes
for women, turned soles, mill
tary heels. These ties are made
on "mannisl1' last, with round
ing toes and nickel eyelets.
Price, S..
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p pssss s k'd $3.50

Tan or black kid lace shoes
for men with cloth vesting or
kid tops. These are Goodyear
welt sewed shoes and are strictly
up to date in style. Price, S.. SO.
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Haupt Repudiatcs the Interview.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Pres
ident has received an answer from Pro-
fessor Haupt relative to the criticisms
ascribed to him in a newspaper inter
view concerning the canal commission.
The Professors reply is a complete re-
pudiation of the interviews. He says
he has never uttered such sentiments,
and never thought them. The Profess
sor's letter is regarded as satisfactory,
and the incident is closed.
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Mems Tan o.
Lace Shoes, %

Tan lace shoes for men, soft,
firm stock; stout, durable soles;
coin toes with caps. All sizes
and telling value at 81 pair.
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You are a nice little boy said the
kindly old gentleman at the hotel.
Thank you,'' said Tommie. !
Have you any little brothers?"
"Yes," said Tommie, I've got BROTH
ers to burn; but I'm rather short on
papas. We've only got one. ''-Harpers
Bazaar.
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Children's Shoes.

Children's soft medium weight
grain leather button shoes,
spring heels, solor tips.
Sizes 5 to 8, $o.85.
Sizes 81 to II, .95.
Sizes III to 2, LIS.
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as",s $40

Thousands Of dollars invested
in the hundreds of suits that
comprise the $40 line, Styles,
qualities and materials to please
the many tastes and ideas of our
customers. And we have crowd
ed into each and every suit the
fullest and biggest $40 worth
that our resources would per-
init. The fabrics are all wool,
the tailoring excellent and each
garment perfect fitting. Several
lines Of black suits are included
in this great array of $40 suits.
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Special Value
hammOckS, 78c.

All cotton hammocks, with
pillow and concealed spreader.
Nice, bright colors. VIII stand
all kinds of climate. Special val
lie, 7Sc.
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M Tfoasers, $l,OO

Cottonade trousers, strongly
sewed and so made as not to rip.
And besides, the buttons won't
come off. Price. ST.
Mems dark gray Kentucky
jeans trousers, guaranteed not to
rip. Price, ST.
Best quality Kentucky jeans
trousers, $I.25.
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Garden Hose, 1Oc.

Fourply rubber garden hose
in any length at Ioc foot. This
is big value for this quality.
With care the hose should last
several seasons.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY
OF Sacramento. State of California.-In the
matter of the estate of FOSTER N
MOTT, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday, the
of said day, and the courtroom. of De-,
partment One of said court at the Court
House. in the City of Sacramento, County
has been appointed as the time and place
tor proving .the will of said Foster n.
Mott. deceased, and for hearing the appli-
cation of Josephine s. Farley for the is
suance to her of letters testamentary
thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this Sd day of June. 1899 fssS rs
(Seal. W. b. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY b. II. Gallup, Deputy Clerk.
VIM. Henley and w. ]. Davis, attorneys
1ndorsedE Filled June 8. 1899, W. B.
Hamilton. Clerk, by B. II. Gallup, Deputy.
~ je4-11t
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Duke and Duchess of Orleans.
TURIN, June 13.-The Duke and
Duchess of Orleans are at the Hotel
De PEurope here, and will remain in
this civ for a few DAYS.
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M ssiss, $3.50

At this particular price we OF
fer more kinds of suits this sea-
son than ever before. There are
cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds
in patterns suitable for business
or best wear, and all cut in &C
cordance with the present styles
Please look at them carefully Gil
intereste0 and compare them
with any other $3.50 suits that
you may happen to have seen
Sizes "a to AZ chest.
4OO tn 4
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Floor Paint, $1.15 Gal.

Our floor paint gives the best
of satisfaction in wear, and as it
comes ready mixed for use, IS
easily applied. 1t dries quickly
and hard Comes in a selection
of colors and in three sizes. goo
per quart, 6oc per J gallon, SI.I5
per gallon.
enfO, Cal.
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Msa's SIS

At $3.50. SIS, $3.50, SEC
and SIS are countless lines OF
mems high grade suits OF serges,
cassimeres. cheviots, diagonals,
piques and in all sorts of colors,
patterns and styles. 1t is rare,
indeed, that we haven't the very
thing that the customer has in
mind.
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|REsNCI "a E5TeEE2y9 <
rSlaess the above results in.3C days. IL acts
lily and quickly Cures when al others Ls2i
- men VIII regain their lost manhood, and oio
|ervrS,,.l recover their youthful VlScr cy usirB
= 'ffsO 1t quickly and surely restores Nervous
n p ass vitality, IrupoteLcy Nightly Emissions
II sssoser, Failing Memory. Wasting Diseases. ana
aees o. selt-ablso or excess and tnd5scTerlou
,1nnss one for study. business or marriage AZ
euSss by starting at the seat ct disease DlS
esssSsss nsRve tonic and blood builder, BRING
~ sig TIE fire of youth Il wards of Insanity
~ assumption. Insist on having REV = % &c
IN a. can be carried in vest pocket. BY rnall
- per package. CT six Tor $500, with q pos
IN oaey. Circular free. Address
0ya Medicine Co., z eP, RssG,,SFn IL =
Z sale in Butler by H. L. Tucker,
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<usc!ai Rates.

Annual meeting American Medical
Association at Indianapolis and re
turn. June 2nd, ID ard 4th; good re
turning to June 18th
Injecting Modern Woodmen q
America, Kansas City, Mo-, So
one fare for round tip. Tickets or
sale June Sd to 9Th inclusive; good
returning TO JunS l2tn. o.,
Annual Meeting Imperial Council
of the Mystic Shrine, Buffalo, y. l.
Tickets on sele June u and u; good
returning 20 July enc II rate OF one
fare plus two dollars Tor round trlI'
international Convention Baptist
Young Peoples Union, RlchmohG,
Va. and re- urn July 10, Il and y
and may be extended for return to
August l., 1Sa2 n rete Of one rare
plus two dollars To- round trip.
Animal Convention United Societies
OF Christian Endsavor, Detroit,
Mich. Tickets on sale July > 10 ana
NAV have limit Tor return extended
10 August 18th, AT rate OF one Ihfe
plus two dollars for round trip.
HOME sEEkERs EXCURSION
To noin+s in Kansas, Nebraska,
North and South Dakota, Texas, Ar
kansas. Indian Territory, Oklahoma
Tv. Arizona and New Mexico. DaIe-
ii sale Meh --2l. April 4-1Sth, May 2
and Is. June 6th and 10Th, 1893; SANE
good returning twenty days from
date OF sale. al rate q one Iare pas
two dollars for the round trip.
CoLoNIsTs EXCURSION
To Portland. Oregon, Seattle and
Tacoma, Washington, S2S. =.
Very low rates 70 san Francisco
Los Angeles, san Diego and inter
mediate points; for particulars can &
Missouri Pacific depot OF address
Biennial convention OF ERWorlI
League. Indianapolis. Ind. IlckeIs
on sale July Il "a, 20; tickets oy pc
ing deposited may De ex1enaea III III
return to Aug 29-h. Kate one Ia
/ plus two dollars for the round TRIP
r. c. YAEDERyooRT, Agent.
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down to avoid punishment. It was
jest square, stand up, give an take
fight
AT last W clachsd an wrsslsd
round and round the ring. Sile had
both onderholts, but I could beat
him on the trip; SO thar want mach
advantage either way; an when We
come down it was dog fall, neither
bein' on top
AS we lay side sn' side, the
scrimmagia' went OF as hard as ever.
At last Sile got my left ear atween
his teeth, an got ons o his fingers
atween mine. an we est kilt on an
worried like couple Of coOn,dogs.
Part en-, 5Uys-part en-" old
Bowler sereechsd, or they'll disGs-
ure one aroeher. neither on EN-
won never Lo..ag It's fair draw
when We vas drug apart, I was
a marked man for life. with a crap
off the left ear, al the fust jint o
SiIe's right forefnger' 4 mister ously
disappeared
Z" Conn, ao7s, SEE old Bowler,
takiu' me A. Sle ore side, when
we'd washed al liked up a bit
come, boys, y0lys TT like men, al
there mustn't be no bad blood
atween you. I know what it all
about, So both ca yeu come right
along home With me, an
/ Sail shall make choics atwsen
you OF the spot, al whichever she
chooses, t'other must give in cheer
ful, for she can't marry but one or
you, you know
The old man : taIA sounded reAs
able, an n5 an 5Ge excepted hi:
farms.
" 'Whars Sal.z ssz the old mar
when we got 10 the house.
Gone out ..h the schoolnaster.
SEE Bill.
'' Gone wha,t
Dunno; she rugged up in be
best duds, an went out 18th tn
sch0olmarstsr. He sot me this sum
SEE Bill, to work out aGin be 60
back
We waited an' waited, but o
Sail an no schoolmaster come bach
In a few days Sal! "a the schoo
master come bank married. Ne
York Newe.
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,raasnr.r P1tt.. Ststsment.

Jefferson City, bio, June State
Treasurer P,tts filed his statement
OF the transactions of the treasury
department for the month of May
with Governor Stephens to-day. Il
shows the following: Balance OIL
hand, April 80, S2,s12,523.93; re
ceipts for HAY, SI55,8S7.92; dis
bursemsnts for the month, 1915
548.S3; leaving a balance on hand
May 81, S2,092, S63 02.
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PTS z-sc=c EAe-r2a L--orno;or
sic Blood
strengthen 1 ;he F!l
aFFa-aty c14r@-ter.
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X AESAS ClTYT.NES.
LaLsas CITY. no.
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Executors Notice.

ass sace Is hereby given that letters Of Tesla
ss.s.ty, on the estate of Mary j Fields.
8 iSsa u We're granted - the undersigned on
ss,t ~ gay OF April. lSHa. by the Probate
[ ~ rss VI Bates county, Missouri.
= ssssss9ns having claims against said estate,
Aas9uired to exhibit them for RllOw aDce
a - ininistretor within one yesr after the
On = saio letters. or they may be preCluded
ssh -! benefit Of said estate; and II such
6 as,oss not exhibited within two years from
agS .s Of this puhHca ton, they shall be for
AIRED, This 18th day Of April, lS@9.
a ALBERT OREAR,
IN Executor.
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Fighting for Sail.

asked, | vas on hunting tour out
IL the "Roskies," ard it was my
guide L addressed, and tie subject
Of the inquiry was the better half Of
his left ear.
In fair fight, WAS the reply.
Il trust I have given no otfznse.
l fastened to say.
Not he !sassest, H-. Spra7lsy,
for know you didn't mean ter"
! made no reply, hut Left II 70 aIs
Scruf more fully TO explain or not,
as he cE9e- tba circumstance It
tending the leae q lis gar
lis appreciated the delicacy, AID,
after swig from lis teller Of
whisky aud anakeroot, frat offered
TO mga-f -z8 decl.hed-rr cipaIIy,
honesty cogvlls me TO add, on sc
cou,t Of tie anaheroot- my com
panion proceeded.
Me al. sas Badd, you sec, vas
both couft!n SCI Bowler. It vas
hard 10 tell which III as abe give
the most encouragement to.
! "Old Bowler seemed to Ike Us
both. an wren me al Sled happen
to 70 see Sail or ths same everin', as
CHANGED poorly often, the old nan'd
set up to keep the qsaee atween as;
an thar We tlsead act a-talkin' al
abusiu' the Weather an tbe neigh
bors til SalIf git tired an clip of
to bed-artar which me ar SLED
pick UP our hats 81 leave, partin' at
the door without bjddln one an
other goodnight.
after while thiaes hagan 10
run down ii the se5tIamsnt- Fust
they built a courthouse. then q
scLoolkousa, an as soon as they got
81 schooImarster 80 come, harmed eff
the game didn't seem to git as
skeored as the Boys did. Soon you
coul3t git crack at anything big
ger L q gray aluirrsI or Il WHO turkey.
THE schoolnarster wus hifalut-
in CHAP. He wore store close, talked
cut O the dlxenezry, an boarded
round with the scholars He soon
larnt the best places 30 bunk at, an
one O the best, he seemed to think
was oldsBowier's. Three nights II
the week the marstor v0s 10 be
? found thar sitsin up to Sail, bal
letGin' on he'd come hone with hsl
brother Bill to heip him out il long
division.
"Me an Sile Budd served separate
= notices on the cass 20 the e1fso tina
3 ef he didn't mind his eye We seg'r
> ally bung 1t, lie thanked 3 i1di
vidooaIly for the Politeness, aaic
that be was nonoonbytapt an be
sides that BIO didn't nean notaln
: "Bimeby the sohooimarsssr begul
to take shine 10 me, lie TOOK a.
thirst in huntin he SAID, an waote
ne TO teach MIN.
F.. "One day, when was shown hir
! how to draw bead. be broke ms o
suddenly.
|, DO you know what sic Bud
!. ser
+; "'No,:I don't, ST. !,
: ".He see ne can lick you, So u
! schoolmarster.
"'Ho's liar sez I, "a he know
it.
{ - never ike to make mischief
: SEE the schoolmarsSers i only rspe.
: what Sile SEE.
) VIII you see him soon SEE
: s. This even, prob'ly, SCI he.
VIII you take him s messas
from me- sez I
g. TO obleega Yeu, SEE lie
.s.Wau, you jsst tell hiln, asz
.tbatsTobe Scruf says be can ~hi
9 the consate out c the bsst Bud
that ever Dragged. SEE /
III tell rim, sez the scaoo,ma
s,er. 10 obIeege you; but / wou-dn
be the means Of maxim mischief fl
ri eanythiDg.
.fsf The schoogmarster kept h's no.
~ puuctooal, an q poorly sassy verb
i correspondence sprung up atTs'
i. SiIe an ne. tbs sch0olnarstsr aeEi
p. rs pestmao.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
brim A,,,r,uIt.

,Sa, quite 6rau. nit oieien 9lngabsr
ldBt ii6 bic S6eioungstluge nitt be-
sriinosn. g9ir brali6en b~eiierss Matc'
rial, menn mir ourhoringen iollen.
Sat SIR Wann Sic piellei6t gei6la.
gen?"-.N utirlib ia er mid gei6la=
gen-uno nj e!"-oS60n pno babeu
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an Der Gbre 9etrdntt, bGBli6e Wprts
9egen Sic 9ebrau6t?"- yNatiirli6 Bat
er oas!"-.Ssbr i6on -, S66n?
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morulii6 9enOmmen 1T es geiuib Der
perili6 +; aber i6On iit's bonn prOsei.
iualii6en Stanopuntt aust"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

DollnnDnre Stepe es sruangcil, qua
gnbere an g8alinng tbeilnebmen 81
laiien.
Sm GatGarincnb0ien tDnnen lid Die
arOBten YanserihiIie bemcgcn; cine
feline 6abrit 1T bereits porbanpcn, ulo
ein 9rpbes brotherhood miro ni6t LANCE
duf ii6 warten lnilen. Yer GeOnnte,
Die nelle glnlu0e in einen &rie9sbuIen
81 perwnnOeln, miro jeocb crit ipatcr
permirtlldt mcroen; %porlauiig llno Die
Ginridtungu1 oaruuf berehnet, bic
neue S60piun9 81 einem Wlittelpuntt
oes Sunoels uno Der Gerpultung gu
MAIDEN.
Sie Stnot Standardization ielblt
licgt 200 SUR iiber Dem WieercslpieQcl,
dber uri WDorbo0en, mas u%mldngrciUe
neutrality-suspicious. nOtGig gcmoGt
bat. Gorlduii9 entbdlt Die neue St00t
nllr crlt ctiuu 80 @ebGuoc, mciltens ljr
Die GermNltung uno oeren gcamtc be-
Itinmt, Die bon Sofa mad &utburinu=
bufCn ilbCriieOeln. 2tber ea lin0 berclj5
Glurihtungcu %porbunoen, Die aud Qrus
fercn N%eDjriniiicu Jie6nung trugcu:
Stride, Sdule, &rantcubuus, Qruue
@a0cdnItalt, SelegrupbcnltutiOn, 3Oti-
amt, Spei6cr II. /. II. QGaiicr Crb0lt
Die StaOt our6 eincn Bad, Der in Elm
mittCn in Der Stdot Ongclcgtes, 6 SUB
! 8 ,3oll tjcIcs, tementirtes &Oiiin gclcitct
lpirD, ous ipppDl Die &a6cunltalt ME
Die gScbnIduier nit gSaiier pcr'iclt.
Son biciCm YdIiin 9cbt audi cine gel
tun9 gum Nuien, iup Elm Srunncn CT
ridtct nuroe, Der ais S6mut oiCnt
uno aus Dem Die S6ifIe ibrc g8o'lcr=
porrGtDe ergdnsen tOnnen. Vic bercit9
nit i60nsm 9lltdrbilo perie1cne &ir0t
Lno ale anoeren Gebduoe iino lolioC
SplSbauten pOn geIdlligen 6Ormen ;
Der Sburm Der Stride geiu0brt einen
peiten Slid iiber ben Safen, Die SpIa=
budt uno oas Meer.
Sat6arineubafen bat bereits elet=
triide Seleu6tung, Die fiir oieien Srei-
~tengrab, iso ben 9rOBten She'll ocs
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