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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
HOL.L OWAy To
Be ENJOINED
Contractors Fight Over
Dredging Alakea
Street Slip.

The Commissioner of Public Works
will sign a contract with John Walker
to dredge the Alakea street slip. and
will be at once enjofned from pro-
ceeding farther with the matter in
behalf of Lord & Belser, who were
also bidders for the work
1t will be remembered that when the
bids for this work We're opened by
Commissioner Holloway, the bid of
John Walker was the lowest, but was
accompanied by an accepted order on
T. H. Davies & Co., instead of a GER
titled check, as had been specified in
the advertisement.
The matter was held up, according
ly, by the commissioner. and the At
torney General was asked to give an
opinion upon the right of Mr.. Hollo-
way to accept the order in question
in lieu of a check.
The attorneys for Cotton Brothers
and for Walker appeared before At
torney General Andrews, and the mat
ter was argued and submitted. Yes
terday the Attorney General sent down
an opinion to the Commissioner of
Public Works to the effect that the
bid of Walker was a properly accom-
panied bid, an inland draft upon a firm
having the standing of T. II. Davies
& Co. being, to all intents and pur-
poses as good as a certified check,
and Mr.. Holloway thereupon stated
his purpose to sign up the contract
with Walker.
..I suppose that 1 will sign up the
contract when--it-- comes UP to me-
said Mr. Holloway. 'And then, I un-
derstand, it is the purpose to enjoin
me and get a decision of the court
upon the matter. Well, I will not be
sorry to have the point definitely de-
cided."
It is presumed that the injunction
proceeding will be commenced today,
or as soon as the contracts have been
signed. The following We're the bid
ders on the Alakea street slip work,
with the amounts of their bids: Lord
& Belser, $2o9,000; North American
Dredging Company, s204. rs; L. NJ.
whitehouse. $215, $50; Cotton Bros. &
Co. $1SS, 900; Atlantic, Gulf and Pa
eiffc Co. $192. coo; John Walker; s16S, J
Geo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
fUSHI MIS- LOSSES
OF JEWTLRY

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2s.-Prince sananru
Fushirni, a cousin of the Mikado of
Japan. who is visiting the Worlds
Fair, was the victim of robbers this
afternoon While the Prince and his
suit were out on the exposition grounds
burglars entered his apartments at the
Buckingham Club and stole jewels
valued a $4,000. Among the property
taken We're three handsome diamond
rings belonging 10 the Prince and
beautifully embossed emblem belonging
to A Sato, grand master OF the house
hold of the Prince. The emblem was
the decoration of a European monarch.
and was highly valued. The rings OF
Prince Fushimi were heirlooms and
worn by him only upon state oeca-
sions.
Detectives are working on the case,
but up TO a late hour tonight no clew
had been found TO the theft or where
abouts of the missing jewels. One of
the rings is a great solitaire, the gift
of one of the Emperor's staff at Toxic.
and highly priced by the royal visitor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
tAssoo1AxED PRESS oABLEaRAmsl

ASSOCIATED oABLEaRAMsl
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. Sit
is believed here that, if the Gar
is convinced that the fall Of Port
Arthur is inevitable, he will order
the ships sunk and the fortress
surrendered
GUNS AND CONVOY TAKEN
MUKDEN, Dec sIt runored that Gen Rennenkampf has
captured several guns and convoy of 600 rifles.
BANDITS IN GREAT FORCE
MUKDEN Dec ga force of 10000 Chinese bandits and
Japanese
flank
KURoPATKIN TAKES OFFENSIVE.
MUKDEN, "a heavy bombardment the Russian
that Gen Kuopan has taken the offensive
WANT MORE SHIPS
ST PETERSBURG, Dec. s-The press advocating
patch of the Sea feet to the Far East
JAPANESE REPULsE
PETERSBURG, Dec. 3-The Japanese have been driven
of Larutng the point of the bayonet
CALcHAs RELEASED
VLADIvOsTOK Dec. 3.-The Ca1chas, captured
some ago cargo condemned has left for Nagasa
SPANS BREACH OF NEUTRALITY.
MADRID 3The Japanese Government has complained
coaling victuallng of the Russian feet Vigo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
HER CREW
TWO SHORT
Two Missing Chinese De.
lay Landing of Coptic
Passengers.

Because two Chinese members of the
crew could not be accounted for when
fthe vessel reached Honolulu. no one
WAS allowed to come ashore from the
o. & o. liner Coptic until midnight.
and the landing of the mail was delay
ed for several hours.
having been sitting down when the
count was made and not thinking it
worth their while to stand UP.
The Coptic was reported off Diamond
Head at 8 D. M. and was at her dock
by ten o'clock, and that despite the
fact that it was raining entrenchlng
tools, and the night was as dark as
pitch. In fact, it was rather fne
trick of seamanship, bringing the ship
in. and for moment or two as she
bore down upon the dock it looked so
much as though she would run her
nose into the end of Hackfeld wharf
that the crowd lining the pier made
quick getaway.
The big liner swung around, however,
and cleared the dock safely and then
slowly dropped into her berth The
vessel came down in charge of Captain
Beadnelf, promoted to the position of
commander, and r. Lobez is still the
chief engineer.
The ship has a small list of passen-
gers in the cabin, and no one of par
ficular note among them. She has in
the steerage s25f Chinese ordered home,
from the st. Louis Exposition. These
are from the notorious Chinese village.
Besides a large number of Asiatics are
returning TO their native land volun-
tari1y from California. The Coptie car
ries 1000 tons of freight. On this trip
she viii remain at Hongkong about
three weeks, or from Christmas Day
until January 18TH this to straighten
out the hiatus in the steamer schedule
caused by the withdrawal of the Gaelic
from the run.
The launches had some difficulty in
getting out to the vessel last night, it
being exceedingly rough on the bar,
and the quarantine launch was all but
capsized as il went alongside the liner.
The following passengers are on board
the Coptic: For Yokohama-W. H
Hunt. For Kobe-Y. Nakashima. For
Shanghai. Ambrose, II. E. Bohme,
E. o. HeyI, Mrs. E. o. Heyl, Mrs. L.
NJ. Camera, Mrs. L. Henderson, Sao-Ke
Alfred SEE. For Hongkong-Mrs. A. E.
Aeker, Mrs NJ A. Bennett, Hcmer j. |
Carleton. Mrs. NJ. j. H. Chapman. w.
E. Dougherty, G. P. Fuller, w P. Full |
Ter. T. w. Greutter, James E.. Harvell, |
E. H. Himrod. f. H. Hollingsworth, I
Mrs. NJ. V Lawer, Miss Lawer. Mrs.
NJ. Marshal. E. L. Pallies, Mrs. E. L.
PaIlies. j. $. Piet. Fredk. Moritz Son
nenthaI. L. D. Werdren, Capt. w. 3.
Williams. Mrs w. B. Williams Join
at Honolulu-A. Bremen, G. A Graham.
J. II. Turner, Mrs. j. NJ. Turner and
daughter.
The crack automobile driver of Cali
fornia, George P. Fuller, accompanied
by his brother, W. P. Fuller, is on
tour of the world.
The Cortfc will sail for the Orient
at 4 p. m. today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03

MEET AGAIN
Rare Books Will Be
M. -. Sold at Right
Price.

1 The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Historical Society was held last even
ing at the Honolulu Library AssQcia-
ton building, the election of officers
for the ensuing year having the fol-
lowing result:
President, Prof. w D. Alexander;
1st ce-president, Rev. DR.. Alexander
Macintosh; End vice-president, j. S.
Emerson; Srd vice president, Judge A.
S. Hartwen; recording secretary, Judge
W. F. Frear; corresponding secretary,
VIM. Allanson Bryan; treasurer, w.
w Hall; librarian, Miss Helen S. Hill
lehrand.
DR.. Emerson, retiring president,
called attention to the array of valua-
bic books on Hawaii and related sub
jects, adorning the shelves of the So
ciety's room and he hoped future years
would prove that the society had done
wise thing in collecting so much
valuable data on the islands.
The report of the corresponding sec
retary was read by the retiring sec
retary. Prof. w. D. Alexander He
hoped that the near future would see
the valuable archives of the Hawaiian
government stored away in a proof
vault and preserved for all time, for
no part of the United States had such
a varied history as the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Miss Hillebrand, the librarian, re-
ported several duplicates of valuable
books on the shelves. She advised SELL
ing off the odd volumes. 1t was de-
cided by the meeting to refer this mat
ter to the managing committee with
power to act. There Were rare vol
umes,, and high prices. it was hoped,
would be realized. Lists will be sent
to European and American libraries
for inspection.
w. A. Bryan, secretary of the Land
marks Committee, reported progress.
He had sent letters on the subject of
marking historical sites to many citi-
zens all over the islands, asking for
aid in the matter. A dozen replies
were received, including some from
Messrs. Cay, Baldwin, Paris, w. o.
Smith, u. w. Hall, Thrum and Thurs
ton, offering their help and many had
furnished lists of places which they
believed mark-worthy. Altogether over
a hundred points had been mentioned
as being suitabIse The committee was;
of DR.. Emerson, DR.. Alex
ander, Prof. Brigham, L. A Thurston
and VIM. A. Bryan. The secretary |
stated that Mr.. TRurston was prepar-
ing an elaborate account of the Nuu-
anu Pail battle and landmarks in con-
nectfon herewith.
The paper of the evening was then
given right of way. 1t was entitled, !
The Voyage of the Schooner Tetau- |
Lua,' and referred to the remarkable
rip of a 2s-ton schooner from Tahiti
Continued on Page 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
FIRE ALARM
LAST EVENING

A fire call was turned in last night
from the corner of Beretania and Ala
kea streets. The fire was in Mrs. Fol
SONS house on Beretania street, next
to DR.. Hodgins's residence. It seems
a kerosene stove became unmanageable
and filed the kitchen with smoke and
smell The fire engine arrived. almost
Immediately and no damage was done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
JAPAN FOR ARBITRATION.
A TWENTY-FOUR HOUR BANK.

NEW YORK, Dec 3A group of hnanciers decided
open bank here that will night day.
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Alr bag Yublituul.

Die sSreie BreHe" bat iber 400
etablirte Ngenturen i'm Staate, piro
an iiber 700 Epifofficen rerfanbt, unb
bat cine groRe 8erbreitune in Der
&a9barz &epubltt WeritD, i'm Snbia=
nerz9erritDrinn unb Sffabpma.
SIR girfulatipns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fid pDn @alpeiton bis binoui
nab Denlion, uun Mariball i'm Often
bis uah 81 asalo IN: fernen @eften;
es iblieBt ielbitueritdnolid nit be-
ipnhers sablreiben 2elern bas oidbts
belieoelte Mittel=T Teraa anb ben Giioe
tpeiten ein.
3spei 3eiieroe iinb beitanoi9,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
Blattes untermeas uno fiihren berlz
ielben i'm Gerein nit unieren riibriz
gen 2Dfal N9enten fertpQbrenD
neue 2eler AT.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier Tbatiaben III
Die ySreie 8rei1e", nD es itd barun'
banoelt, Die oeutibe Ben6lferune 81
erreihen, oas bette gtnseige Nses
hium II, gtaate Eeras.
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S5iir $500 ua9 9enti@lano.

Deutib anerifanild5e 8eitunaen
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano nit gro.
Bem Snterefie eelelen, neil 1ie lid,
frei ausipreben unb bdufig BON oriis
ben lnebr Reuieteiten uno Nahridl.
ten bringen. als Die oeutichen Aeis
tungen ielbit. Die .sSreie BreIIe fiir
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8alt uno fam iib riibtnen, Nners
fennun9 uno Miirbigung su finoen.
tpie aus aablreiden 8riefen an uns,
iopie an Oieienieen, tpelbe oas 8latt
ON ibre Geruanbten I6iden, berppr.
3ebt. Ber oaber ieinen Gertpaubten
nno 5reun6en cine syreube ertpeiien.
lbnen Elm tpillt0mmenes @elhenf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteIe fir fie Die
yJreie Breiie fir 9eras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir TeraS, tpie iiberbaupt fir
oen Staat unb Die @egeno, uu bic
Vertpanoten tpDbnen, 1T in Deutlf,
LAMB iebr lebbaft uno es iit unm6a.
LID, IN Brioatbriefen eine 10 griin0.
llbe auftlarung uno 8ei6reibung
oes frenoen 2anoeS su geben, uie
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ltb tbut. STR ben aerinsen Breis
BON So uerlenoen mir pDrtofrei unier
feibbaltiges Bobenblatta elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Noreiie i'm &uslanoe.
Die ssreie Vreiie fin Tegas pnbl.
0pmbaut.
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9otattOneu TT Seras sewluldt,

Die ssriscusSbitem 2anb- Smtnis
erations slifociation lenft bereits
ibren 1eil Der @innanoerung naG
EeraS
Dreibunbertunofiinfsig ggenten
oieier NiiociatiDn pDm Often uno
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9eras beenoet uno fih mad ben 6iilfss
quellen oes States &c. erfunoiat,
Inn Die 9atiaben ben Oeimitdtteius
hern Der dlteren Staten better rora
fiibren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie NifDciation 1T Die mirf=
iarnite, bic es giebt; iie bat Weenten
in ben gansen Ser. Staaten. gBoQt
Sbr @uer Giaentum, auf oem 2anbe
ooer in Der Staot. nertaufen, tpanlbt
SIR Gapital fiir Jabriten uber
irQeno cine Snouitrie, ihreibt an
81. g. Sen mon, SetretGr oes SIM.
miaratiuns 8ureaus, Dept. N.
SriscU @ebduoe, ct. 2oni8, Mo.
9. ". 6uabes,
@eneral=e esmntiaratiDnssMoent.
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Der 5ante binous. Bpn ber ghsDeue
aus umfaBte iie ben ulten 2ebrer mnb
fetnen @obn. bic iih innta umi9lunesn
btelten. erit mod nit etnem fdneen,
lanesn Bid. Sn ben ipunberfamen
Mueen lag es ipie Elm Sleben Inn @nabe,
anglei4 uber tpie bic 8erji9eruna baB
fie nit benz sroBen. tpirflt4en Rei9e
thum tbrer unergriinblinen Geele quit
maden tpole unb fonne. Damn f4loB
fi4 bic 9biir lautlos binter ibrer atere
li4en Grfdeinune
Gad bem erIten 3drtli4feitsdusz
tdufd berfi9erte Der alte 2ebrer fei@
mem @obn, er fiible jid ipisber 70 tpobl,
bab er ben Wes nab 9aufe nOtbiger~
falls gu Sub suriidlesen tonne. @ber
er tpo[le ii4, au ieiner etgenen unb
Molters 8eruhtsuns. aud einen Ma~
gen sefallen laTen.
Nur fei tpirflih fein @runb horbanz
ben. aud muir nod etne @tunbe LANCER
bic Gdftfreunbf9aft beg @tabteuts IN
Mnfpru9 5r nebmen.
Gr baIte es fiix bos Bette. man iu9e
fofort bic 9erri6dften auf I'm ibneu
5u banfen uns ii4 bann ou empfeblen.
Wolter ftonb in tieff9merali9er Der
lesenbeit. Gr batte nod gar fein Wort
beba9t, nit benz er ben 0ater bate sus
riidbalten fDnnen, unb nun in ber erfteH
8ertpirrune fiel es ibm natiirIid ni9t
ein Nber es muBte ia sefunben tpers
ben, benn es NOR unbebingt notbneny
big. oaB Der @oter erft nod in rubiser
pfleee einise Sage hsnburd feline Gtz
funbbeit trdftiste, ebe man NIT Der l1ns
sliidsna9riht fetner @eele einen 70
empfinbli4en S9las oerfesen burfte.
Rrompfboft aermarterts iid Der
iunse Monn ben 8opf, unb ipis er ip
NIT ubseponbtsm @sii9t baitanb, bic
2ippen nusenb, mar ss ni9t gu pers
tpunbern, bob Der 0atsr ibn bttroffen
betro1tete nnb enbli6 froate:
.Sa, mein sSunss. mas TT Dir benng
Du fiebft ia beinohe aus, ais lei es Dir
gar nidt re4t. buB ih idpn beuts fp
frifd unb getrGftist lpieber nod 0anfe
nertanae24
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
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-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two tfaveilng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new SUBJ
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
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Gtues stmabem tutloer attt uuss sebem.

Us. $. BrDmn pDn 2eesniIle, sSns
otana, botte TDbe8s Quaten an Nfth<
ma III erouloen. Seine sSantilie
tpar ibDn UNI i'm uerIamntelt, oa
man ieinen 9Db ieDen Muaenblid er.
tpartete. Sein SDbn bate Iid) aufs
Bfero gemOrfen, um in Der 18 Wfeis
len entfernten Stabt Or. Rina's
Neue @ntoedung" fiir grfaltunq,
6uften uno Sbminoiuht Az hplerl.
uno tuirflih. er Tam nod sur reh.
ten 8eit. 9as Wittel uerihoffte
ben, Batter iofOrt 2inoeruna unb be-
mirtte balo cine 0eilung. Gr ldbreibt
iebt sd babe iebt ieoe Natt aes
iunoen Shlaf." Nebnlihe number.
bare &uren BON S9minoluht, grs
tdltunaen unb Grippe, 8rDnbitis
uno 2ungenent5iinoune beuei1en Die
unnergeblidle Wirtung auf ale Salss
uno 2ungenleioen. Wiro garnntiert.
Sn sSlaifen gu 80 Gents uno $100.
Brobe Jlaiben frei in ben Npotbes
Ten uun s. Ralteber & Spnt uno
Goolpb 9reiB.
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Wte tit stes!

@ir bieten einbunbsrt 8odars SelD5nunQ fir ie=
ben Sal bon Ratarrb, Der ut6t ourd Ginuebmen
ana
s. s. &hensp 8 6 o., Gigent, Soleeo, 9.
gBir, Die llnteraeihnetett, baben s. s. gbenep
fir ocltonmen ebrenbaft IN alien 8elhdftsperban6=
lnngen uub fnarien befdbiet, alle bon iener Sirma
eingegangeneu 8erbinoli6feiten 3i srfiillen
Wef Sruar, 8roBbanoels Sroguiiten,
Eoleoo, o.
Baloine. 9innan Marvin 8roBban-
bells SroguiheH, Eoleoo, o.
| .9oll's Ratarrb= ipirb innerli6 genomnen uni
pirtt erett auf oas 8lut uno oie ihleimiaen Ober=
Hd4en 6es Spfenls. 3eueniTe frei perIanbt. 0reis
IS eents fIr Die Gfai4e. 8ertauft BON alien apo=
6aus' Gemilien= =giuen Hno Die beHen
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Nar.s Grelrllonen sur gSelt=
glusitellnnq.

@Gm II. uno 81. Mai pertault Die
2eras uno Bacific Babn Special.
@rcnriionss s3idets nab ct. Souls
aiio Snriid BON alien Buntten iFrer
Sltile IN 3eras. glrtanIas uno 9oui.
llama fiir tueniaer offs einen sEatr,
prets. Die 9idets iino uur in DEN
re9elmaBigen @ars 9iiltia uno fir Die
Oauer nen iieben gaeen. Beuoet
gnh Northumberland aaenteu Der
Qinie
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ssmdleu,s slrntea=saIbe

1T tneltberiibmt fir lire uunberbare
9eilmirfuna Sic iibertrifft alle ans
oeren Salbeu, ieoes Bflaiter uno ies
ben 8aliam fir Shnitte. Brano=
tpnnoen, @eibmire, Ginetpurur,
sSlehten, freiienoe Shmdren, Gals.
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9dmprrhoioen. aurgarantiert. Sour
70 Gents in ben GpDtheten pon s..
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Die aemerbfleiBiae 5tabt Dins
gelit6bt i'm @ihsfelbe iit BON elmer
Derbeerenbeu sSeuersbrunft beimaes
inht mOroen. Die cine 8eitlane ben
1ouptteil oes Srtes p6lIia einsu-
dibern or0bte. Nls man Der 5lam.
men enolib 6err aenDrben tpar. tuas
rem 81 0dltier seritDrt uno ber aes
lamte Gieentumsifaben mirb auf
nldt meniger als brei Miaionen
wtnrt DeranIhtaat.
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Srete Reiie na@ ct. Nonis nao

I'm Den 8eiubern Der MeltauSe
iteQung ent9egen5utpmmen, miro Die
W. SC. & 9.z8abn (9be 8otb) einen
neuen G9nelIaus spiihen @alpes
iton un6 San GntDnio uno ct.
9DuiS eiulegen uno Die erite Berlon,
bic einen 0amen fir oieien neuen
Bug einienoet, Der argenDmmen
tperoen miro, erbdlt Elm s5rei.9idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in geras
nah ct. &ouis uno suriid udbreno
Der Nnsitellung. Die fDlgenoen 8es
oingunaen lino su beobahten: Der
Wame muB neu uno orieinel uno
tura uno 0eritdnblib iein. QIle Wtits
teilungen in 8esug bierauf finb au
rihten on 8. s. gruIh,
IS. . boz SEQ. $40 ..
Dallas. 3eraS.
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er aIie 2sbrsr battle es ii6 ni9t
20 ntImen IaTen, turs Dor Wale
& terseIutunft aufsufteb<n. BOIL
ifdnois anseiIsibet fcS er i'm
hssuemsn eebuisubI unb enpfins 70 ben
2itbiins.
Dsr iunse Nann bate atpar f@on
AeH Berbtuanh RebtpoIbt. ber i'm aut
Dobnbof ermartst, be troftreide 8erz
ii6eruns ssb5rt. bab bsr 9lut{tuua bes
Waiers tn ieinsn Golssn ni6t perbdnas
uttbou fein tuiirbe, ober es tratsn ibm
bod BITE Ebrdneu beftigfter grf@ittes
Txng in bic Mugen unb tin IeiSss
@4tn6seu brad iiber i.ine 2ippen. ols
e. ben aeliebten MIisH IN bic Qirm,
f9Io6.
6reiIi9 mn6te an biefer itarten &C.
miisbsbeptgung bic 4duptfdulb ipobl
ssr aHbsfe Druid tro@n. mt be.n gIid
Bet ieinfr Nufunft mn 9eimdtbitdbtGen
sesne SteIe beIdifet iuorben fpor.
Das Ddterltde 9aus iiber Ra4t IN
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nod stn niifter 9riimmerboufsn mar
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fetne anfsabe fem iolIts, ben aiteu.
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i4m In bds Simmer 9etpetsu ipdren,
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Son 3meien geliebt.
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mar snfriehen nit ibrem 4usfeben.
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tuirte.
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