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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
IDAHO GLEANINGs.

The Lewiston city council will take
over the water works August Is. The
price is $4,000.
The board of county commissioners
has raised the assessed valuation of
property in Occur d'Alene 100 per cent.
The receipts of the Moscow post
office for the last fiscal year were
$10,074.37, emitting that place to free
delivery.
Reports from the Collins white pine
district are to the effect that thousands
of dollars of damage was caused by
the recent wind storm.
A railway postoffice service has been
established on the line of the Northern
Pacific railroad between Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, and Spokane, 34.2S miles.
James V. Odell, pioneer lawyer and
fruit grower of the Pacific Northwest,
was Frustrated by sunstroke in his
orchard at Granite Point recently.
The Kendrick Water company has
its pipe line laid, from the spring
south of the Potlatch and will con-
meet with the old system this week.
P. Thompson of Leland has sold 500
acres of his big 1000 acre farm to
Frank w. Kettenbach of Lewiston, the
purchase price being $50 per acre.
The board of pardons has refused
the application for pardon made by
Mrs. Josie Kensler. She is serving a
life sentence for the murder of her
husband, John Kensler. near Mountain
Home, four years ago. Alfred, Freel,
her paramour, whom she assisted in
the killing, is also serving a life SEN
tence for the crime.
Frank Nickerson. a leading mer-
chant of Challis, was seriously wound
ed on the 4th by the explosion of fire
cracker in his store. 1t is feared he
will be totally blind. The cracker,
which was of the cannon variety, was
thrown into his store by drunken
young hoodlum. and the merchant.
fearful Of the damage that would be
done, was in the act of throwing the
cracker out when it exploded, striking
him in the eyes, stunning him.
The socialist party at Weiser nom
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
Pauncefote. Not wealthy.

London, July 23.-The announceHlea
that the late Lord Pauncefote's fam'
was left with practically no estate saw
a small homeseat in Gloucestershire Is q
pected to result in the granting of largs
pension to the widow than is ordinary
given. 1t is said Lord Pauncefote's an
bassadorial career left his family sever
thousand pounds poorer than would has
been the case had he not been compells
to incur extra expen es.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
Governor Ross Paralyxed.

Seattle. July 2l.-A special from Wh
Horse, Y. T., dated Saturday, July II
says:
The steamer Columbian has arr'sl
from Dawson with Governor Ross
board, suffering from a paralytic stroIl
on the right side, received on the Hi1
He has been unconscious most of the TIM
This is the first attack and his conditIa
is serious. He may not recover. The gov
ernor was removed to the home of Map
Snyder, officer commanding the distrid,
The governor is very popular and D
been in charge of many public worH
which may suspend operations in cons
quence of his illness.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

During last week the CRANKY smell
ter treated 6770 tons of ore. The
grand total treated to date is 467, O92
tons.
During the past week the mines of
this camp produced 6730 tons of ore,
as follows: LIE Roi, 500 tons; LIE Roi
No. 2, 1900 tons; Giant, 100 tons. The
total for the year to GATE is 1895
tons.
1t is stated at Fairview, and the
statement is believed to be true, that
ore averaging $40 to the ton for the
whole width of the working is being
mined at the 300 foot level of the
New Fairview corporations Stemwind-
er mine.
A big increase was made during last
week in shipments from Enterprise,
as 100 tons were sent out. Sixty tons
were zinc ore and went to Helena, and
the balance concentrates, consigned to
Trail. Arlington shipments fell away
to 40 tons. For the year the shipments
from the division amount to 1915 tons.
One of the largest individual deals
ever made in the Klondike was COM
pleted recently at Dawson when the
whole of Chechaco hill was bought by
syndicate of Pennsylvania oil kings.
The price paid for the property is close
upon $1,000,000 in cash. Several for
tunes have already been made out of
the property.
There is great excitement at Erie,
on account of the rich placer grounds
being discovered on the North Fork
of the Salmon river. The river is be-
ing prospected for a distance of Is
miles, and rich deposits of shot gold
are reported from the entire district.
Miners have reported taking as high
as so to go cents to the pan. A large
rush is expected.
Nine thousand acres of coal and oil
lands staked is the result of six
weeks trip into East Kootenay by ].
Fred Richie, P. L. S., and Ross
Thompson, the locator of the town of
Rossland. They just returned to the
city after most interesting and sue
cessful trip into a district hitherto
practically untrodden by the foot of
man, yet rich in mineral wealth.
when our smelter is in operation
we shall have one of the greatest
silver-lead mines in this country" said
United States Senator Turner, who re-
turned to Spokane from trip of in
spection to the Sullivan mine and
smelter in East Kootenay, British Col
umbia. mot only is the ore body ex-
ceeding our expectations" said Mr..
Turner, "but the values are better than
we had anticipated"
lie Roi affairs have taken another
turn and with the retirement of Man
ager John A. Mackenzie, Bernard
Macdonald and William Thompson
once more come to the front.
Anthony Mcmillan, the recently
elected LIE Roi director has been very
busy since his arrival here a few days
ago, and while no official statement
has been given out, it is we'll known
that Bernard Macdonald has been ur-
gently requested to resume his former
position as general manager of the lie
Roi, from which he was ousted by R.
j. Frecheville last fall. Mr.. MacDon-
aid, it is said, refused the position
unless he was given an absolute free
hand in the management, and it is
understood that his request has been
acceded to, informally at present, but
later will be ratified by the sharehold-
ers.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25

Guiding Sicily and safdlhls 4
Russian Empire and Finland.
Japan, s0e1; Sweden, 1863 4,
Empire, $685. Nerwa, 52ss!
21s4; Denmark, zoos.
Following are the names Of Il
tries from which the largest IN,
immigrants came during the ia,
year:
Italy, including Sicily and 3,
1895; Austria-Hungary, 17l.ss
sian Empire and Finland, LOT ,sx
den, 3O,S9s; Ireland, 29,1SS; {
Empire, 2S,9O4; Norway, 17,4S4,
14,270; England, 1856.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
Four NORTHWEST STATES.
LATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD
Choice Selection of Interesting Items
Gathered Through the Week-The
Outlook Is Good In Every Section
MANY Accidents and Personal
Happenings.
MONTANA ITEMS,

All the variety theatres and dance
halls have been closed at Kalispell,
Mont.
1t is rumored that d. Featherstone
has let contract for the construction
of Touring mill at Belgrade.
The Montana ranchmen have cause
to smile these days, as the indications
point to large yields Of grain and
hay.
Nearly all of the county assessors
of Montana have sent their assessment
sheets to the state board of equaliza-
ton.
Charles Lennox was found guilty in
the first degree of completely in the
murder of Fireman Williams at Silver
Bow Junction April last.
In the 20-round glove contest be-
tween Jack Wade and Jack Clifford at
Butte the decision was given to Cliff
ford in the fourth round.
Thomas G. Cotter the prominent
wool grower of Dawson county, who
accidentally shot himself last week,
died on Tuesday evening
Lee Kerr, who has been in the
Kintia Lake oil fields, reports work
progressing at a rapid rate. One
well is now down 700 feet, making
from 80 to 40 feet per day. while the
other well is now down over 100 feet.
All the striking machinists of the
Montana Central shops have returned
to work, in consequence of settle
ment by which they get an advance in
wages of Is cents day. The strike
has been in progress for nearly two
months.
The old-timers who like to tell about
the unusual weather of the early days
have to admit that the present brand
surpasses anything they can recall.
Few if any will claim they ever saw
such wet and cold weather in the latter
part of July.
The Montana & Great Northern line
from Jennings north to Gateway is
reported completed and mixed thrice
a-week train service has been inaugu-
rated. The Canada Southern, the con-
Meeting line from Gateway to Fernie,
B. G., will be completed about Septem-
Der 1.
The six-months-old child of Alex
Mcintosh, who recently arrived over
land from the east with his family and
was camped in travelling wagon and
a tent on the west side, near the Sun
river bridge, was fatally burned the
other afternoon by falling into pan
of boiling rice.
The total of bounty claims now on
file with the state board of examiners
amounts to $135,000. 1t is greater
than ever before in the history of the
state. To such proportion has the in
dustry of killing wives and coyotes
grown that it will be impossible to pay
all of the claims at present with the
income for the fund as it is at pres
ent.
Investigation into the mysterious dis
appearance of two men, as reported
from Lewiston last week, has revealed
the fact that Fergus county has been
the scene of another horrible muir
der. The victim is supposed to be
George Craft, boss for the Fergus
Live Stock and Land Co., and the
murderer Is supposed to be sheep
herder, in the employ of the same
company, who has gone by the name
of Mcclure; although it is barely posi- |
BILE that the reverse might be true.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25

Seattle, Wash, July 22-Driven insa''
by worrying over the ravages of the drs''
disease consumption, Samuel Fl. Lake
miner, shot and killed his brother in law
David Thomas, MORALLY wounded his ~
ter, Mrs. Mary j. Thomas, and then plss
out his own brains. at the Fredonia loae
ing house.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
Wheat Report.

Portland.--Nominal; Walla Walla,
GA lie; bluestem, CSC.
Tacoma. - Unchanged; bluestem
CSC; club. &c.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25

Ambition has crushed as many ne
as 1t has raised.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-07-25
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-26
Au bas Yu6lituul.

Die n5reie 8reiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Mgenturen im @taate, tpiro
an iiber 700 Boitufficen perlanbt, uno
bat eine aroBe Berbreitung in Der
9eabbars Gepublif Werifo, i'm Snbia=
ner=gerritoriun unb Oflaboma.
Sbr @irfulatiDnsz@ @ebiet in geras
eritredt fib BON @alpelton Bis binauf
nab 9eniion, oDn Mariball i'm Often
Bis nab @l asaio IN: fernen @eiten;
es lblieBt ielbltnerftdnblih nit Be-
lonhers aablreiden 2elern bas bibt>
beiieoelte Weittel- -Terae unb ben SIb=
tpeiten Elm.
3tpei @eiienbe 1ino beitdnbig, jabr.
Elm, jabraus i'm SntereHe bes 8lat<
tes unterpegs uno fiibren betnlelben
i'm gerein nit unieren riibrieen 2o=
tai : Ggenten fortmdbreno neue 2e-
ier gu.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieler 9batiaden 1T
bic nSreie Breiie", ipo es iib oarunt
banoelt, Die oeutibe Bep6lferung au
errei6en, oaS bette Nmseige Are,
binm im 9taate 9eras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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aserbiitete cine Operation.

TDr apDlf Sabren perlebte S. W.
Sunipan BON 0artforb, CONT, lein
Bein NIT einem nerroiteten Drabt.
Cine gntsinbung unb balo oarauf
Blutpersiftune fteaten iih elm.
8mei Sabre lang litt er unidglib,
bann brangen bic Ner5te auf bic Nm-
putation bes @lieoes. uNber" ,
id)reibt er. rib nabm cine Slalbe
Electric Bitters uno uerbrauhte
Il Shabtel 8udlens Grniea Salbe
unb mein Bein 1T iebt 10 geiuno uno
frdftis uie ienals suoor. 9egen
9aut NuslblaQ, @caerna, 1etter,
SalSe5luB, DHene Wunoen uno alle
6dlls unreinen Blutes bat Electric
8itters" nift ieines Gleiben auf Der
Qrbe. Breis so Gts. grbdltlih
Bel S. 3altener & Sobn, @eo. S.
S. Shmitt, GiQentbiimer, uno Nb.
9reiB. Die Sbnen 3ufrieoenbeit gas
rantiren, pber bas @elo suriideritat'
ten.
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Griegsgebet ber alten ea6ien.

neberaus interefant tit bas @ebet ber
Saafen anr 3eit &arls bes @roben i'm
Rrtsge sesen i'm setpeien. Den mad,
ttsen 9erriaer nannten iie vRarI ben
S9ld9ter." SIN Mr9tp gu @oslar Be.
finbet fid folsenbe @ebetsformel al
tbren Donnersott in altfd9iifder
@pra9e: n9eiltger. erober Motan, btl,
nns nnb nnfsrem Selbberrn Wittetinb,,
dud ben 9auptleuten, sessn Rarf ben
Saldater. Sd sebe Dir einen 2luer,
odlen nnb stpei Sdafe unb bic 9euts.
Sd i9laate Dir ale @efansenen ali,
0elnem beilisen 9eraberas."
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als er mid enblt6 erfannte, rief er, aug
bolIem 9alfe la9enb:
rOonnerpetter, tpo tpiGit Du benn
in bem auf5uee bin2"
rsd babe meine Miffion f@on err
lebigt,N erptberte i9 unb beri6tete ibm
bag 8sfultat meiner 8eniibungen.
gr rieb fi9 la9enb bic 9dnbe, CAB
mir fiinfbunbert Sranes unb rief:
~8raoo, brabo, iebt peib i'd, pas
Ou leiiten fannit!"
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Ginaeial,ene &inber .
Ser Nrpphel

''0SI~~0S't~ VSstt~Sbs wv ~RA1PUt&
9eietiel idreibt (16, 4): $50 bat man
Did aud NIT Wafer ni9t aebabet, baB
Du faubsr fpiirbeit, nod. init @als ges
rteben, nod in Minoeln getptdelt, benn
ytemanb iammerte 9einer, bab ct jT9
iber Did bdtte erbarmet unb ber GtHGe
zines Dir eraeiget." Dieies Ginreiben
Der neugeborenen &inber NIT @ala mar
Sttte Bel ben @0ltern bes Orients unb
tptrb nod ieBt bon ben Neusrie9en unb
ben Mrmeniern i'm ruliii9en Gouberns.
ment griipan ausseiibt. @puren babon
5etgen ii4 audi BEL ben @Dlfern gernas
nti9en lrfprungs. Wenn olemonniI6e
Waiitter tbr ainb aus Mrmutb ausfebz
ten, legten iie neben bafelbe etn Sduf<
4en Sal5, um bamtt anaubeuten, baB
es mod ni9t getauft fet. No9 beuta
legt man In man9en gesenbsn Meitz
beutj9lanbs benz Neugeborenen etx
gdd4en @al5 binter bic Obsen, tlreut
ibm @al5 anf bic 3unse ober ftedt tim
Sal5 In bic WinbeIn.
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Cur 0aefu 9urfer 8enDlfermnasz
GfdfiSfif.

giniee 8iffern BON erDBem Snterz
eiie perDffentlibt Die rN. .. Sun"
na6 benz lebten 8eribte Der SEEM
Oorfer @eiunbbeitsbebDrbe
6iernab betrdgt bic eingebprene
BepDlferung BON Seem gorf 68 Brp=
cent Der @inpDbnerlbaft, pdbrenb
80 Brpcent ausndrtig @ebprene
1tno. BDn ben 20,545 @eburten,
Die I'M lebten 8ierteljabr berihtet
muroen, fommen aber 11ur 5849 auf
biergeborene gltern, mdrenb 100
meitere &inoer eine amerifani1be
Wutter, Dber einen ausldnoi1hen
Gater batten. &uno 1900 &inber
allu fommen auf Die 68 Brp8ent Der
amerifaniiben 8epDlferung, tpGb<
renb runo $4,000 @eburten auf Die
81 Brp5ent Der auspdrtig eebprenen
BepDlferung fDnnen.
Die idbrltbe @eburtsrate Der Nme=
rifaner ift oieien 3iffern sufolee 1
ouf Y. Sene Der Oeutlben l auf
50. Sci ben Srldnoern fpmntt cine
8eburt auf so 8etppbner.
Scum lebe man aber Die folgenben
3iffern an.
Bei ben Bolen unb &uhen (our6=
meg iiioilbe 8epDlferung) 1T Die
@eb1rtsrate l auf IS. Sci ben De-
iterreibern uno llnearn (ebenfaIs
gum grDBen 9beil Suben, tbeils
8Dbmen) fon1n1t eine @eburt auf 10
BemObner uno bel ben Stalienern
ton,mt iogar auf ie 13- BemDbner
idbrlib elm &inb.
Das iinb 8ablen, Die gu bubiben
Gerglei6en berausfDrbern.
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Gime folufIale lteberlh,pem,mana

serft6rte eine 9eleerapben@2inie, Die
gbas. 6. @ais BON 2isbDn, Sa.,
pieoerber5uitellen bate. nSnben,
i6 big au ben 6iften in eisfalten
Waiier ftano," ihreibt er, rape ib
mir cine ibredlibe Grtdltung gu,
bic iib td9lih perlblimmerte.
96lieBlih erfldrten mir bic beIten
Ner5te in Daflano, 9eeb., Siouy
Gitp uno Omaha, ih bdtte Die
Sbwinoiubt uno tonne nibt tnebr
lange leben. Damn fine ib an, DIR.
Kings New Discovery su neb=
men nno mar nab benz Gerbrau9
pon 6 Slaiden p0lIia uieoerberge=
1tellt. Sc miro pDiitip garantirt ae=
gen Grfaltuns, 6uiten, 5als= uno
2unQen<2eioen. 8reis so gts. une
$1.O0. 8u baben Bel S. 2alteper &
Sobn, @eD. S. S. S1mitt, Gigen-
tbiimer unb 10. DreiB.s
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Cine neue Sebfnolhine mel

Cine neue Sebnalbine, melhe
Der Mergentbaler' ihen ,2inptppe"
in r1ebrfaber 9iniibt iiberlesen lein
iDu, bat elm ungarilber Sngenieur,
ytan1enS Goaar, erfunben. Gie
Wtalhine iebt BON einen1 burblDder=
ten Yapieritreifen, Der auf elmer ae=
pDbnliben Shreibmalbine berae=
1teut piro, Sbrift5eiben uno @orte
uuo permag 8ubitabenfebter gu per-
beiiern, obne Die ganse Belle umsus
ieben. gremplare oieler neuen Seb=
maidine. pelhe BON elmer beutlhen
Jirma beraeitellt tperoen, lDleu in
ct. Souls our Gusitequne aelanaen.
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@ltltt1rirn1r 5pnrcdtrfft.

Neg men ntsf o m m a n b e II +
(beim Mapport): nWenn Der 9err &C.
neral bas Negiment beiibtist, unb ct
ma9t ab unb gu einen fleinen @dera,
70 fann er es ni6t leiben, penn I'M
Gborus gela9t ipirb. Gs barf nur Elm
Wfann laden. Den 2a9er itellt bic
s. aompa9nie!-l1nb fur5 ipirb gez
la9t, mtlitdrii6 tpirb sela9t 9a!-
6a!"
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eJebt lit Die 2ett

Guren TDrratb BON sSeuerbuls fir
ben 8inter ansuibaffen. 8ir baben
oas bette ie bier offerirte Spls his
&ouno &od an Der W. 6. & z.
gabn. Wta6t Cure 9eitellung.
9elepbDn 81.
Sun1et gBo 100 COMPANY,
Q8. q. sFitdl, 9eneral Wfanaaer.
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Gin Rfarer Sopf,

CUTE 8erbauuns uno Elm bObss Tufts
9es Ilter fino aipei Helultate, bic ourb
ben @sbraud BON Tutt'8 2ebsrzYiden
er3islt werben.
Cine frwieJene Cbatfad)s.
9opfidmer3en, Walaria, Waseniaurs.
gerfopfuns. Dpspepiis, @olsnlcibeu
uub dbnlide &rantbeitsn werben pol,
fanbis sebeilt bura ben @sbraud Dor
Imtt'S Geber> Yiaett.
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Na, tpenn iebt Der 0ucfer mir

: 9ta, tpetttl lebt Der Yuder niht
blllig tplro! Cine 8umpaanie nit
einen1 &apital BON brei Wiillipnen
lit gegriinoet uDroen, pelde in ben
tpeitlihen Waisitaaten cine ssabrif
errihten min, in tuelher taglicb 2O,-
0O0 Vuibel Wais in 8ufer, @lucoie
uno Sprup perarbeitet peroen luaen.
Was tperoen Die 9fiibensuder. Snters
elienten fir lanee @elidter MAIDEN,
tpenn lbnen cine iplbe aoufurrens
entltebt? Die Waissiibter qber tuers
ben Die neue Snouitrie nit ssreuoen
beQriiBen.
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- So aiebt 2eute, bic iid i'm
Sattel mdbnen, tpenn iie ben Steis'
biiael balten.
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Iub unehts Wteniben tdu.
fben oft our1 ibre Saiiung.
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ngr muB auf's 2ane" ift elm
rebt gutes 2uitipiel. .Gie uiu ouf' 8
2ano" lit aber fir tpeniger benlittelte
@atten meiit elm biiraerliheS Trauer-
ipiel.
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sii0weitteras luiini9t Gnt)

Benn Sbr gub iraenomu nieber.
laiien pollt, tbut es entlan9 Der Sic
ME Der
Sam 2lmtpttin & 9lramias
Yak Sabst,
i'm 9arten=Diftrift oes Staates. @e.
iunobeit uno alima uniibertroHen.
gillige 2anoereien fiir ben Jartner,
Marftgdrtner, Obit= uno 8iebsiibter.
Wegen gin5elbeiten ipenoetguh an
=. S. Wfartin, O. s.. g.,
San Nntonip, 9eras.
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Nnr queen 9e9er. SIN 16. eyabr.
bunbert iparen MeDerfe, in benen ii9
i1suangeitelte 8eamte feierli4ft bers
pflidteten, bie setp0bnli9en gebote bes
Nnftanoes gu befolgen, feinespeas felS
ten. 60 muBte ein eetpifer Mnbreas
Hobel, als inn feitens bes aurfiiriten
Sobann Geors bon @a9fen i'm syabre
l577 ein @mt berlieben ipurbe, Elm
S9riftftiid ousiteaen, in benz es uriter
Nnbsrem bieb: pDesglei9en min id3
mid beg Wonfaufens ent1alten, unb uff
lsber Wlablaeit NIT apeen aiembltche.
Behern Biers ober Meins bic Wahl=
astt i4lieben. SnfaG i1 aber, obne sSbr
@burfiiritli9e @naben erlaubnib bie>
tes bbertretten @nb i9 brunfen befunz
ben tpuroe, Nls foG bnb min ie3 mild,
1obalt ta seforbert iperbe, tn Der Rtrs
fhen einitelen pnb bier5fg @treihe
ipeniaer einen, BON benen, 70 ssbro
eburfirfflide gnaben baalt berorbneu
tDsrben, nit ber Rutte seben laFen."
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Gtoanktn(plitter.
9ei9t bas Gort-bie 9intbe fortl
Retht Der 0lid-fpare has Mnrti

yiid]t auf bic beffen Midter beruft tid, tper
Oil oie Giniid)t Der 9eute appeutrt. "
Die leiie Stimme perballt am Warfte, nur
,per larmt, fnbet feline S5rer.
Der Sdwater ipiberfprtdt, um
nttber au fpreden.
Das gegeniudrtige Qeib 1T oft ni9ts ais
pergangenes Slid.
@enn Gitelteit fid auf erufte 8inee ridtet,
10 nennt man fte Gbrget,.
91u' oeinen munb sur redten 3eit
3od ME 5nr llnseit auf;
@siproh'nes gBort lift tpie Elm 6tu6:
glie ninimt'S aurid ben qauf.
Wonhe qente finben ans febr uuterbaltenb,
spenn mir ibueu gebulbig snboren.