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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

none have more modern facilities,
When one sees this Alta property, he
looks upon a thoroughly modern mine,
Everything Is done with system AMI
with the view of economy in opera
ton,
An Immense Orc Body.
The mine Is electric lighted through
out the energy coming from the COM
pany's electric power plant. located
down the Little Cottonwood canyon five
miles. This Improvement was made
this year. \ complete telephone system
was Installed about the properties or
the company not long ago, and now II Is
possible for one to carry on a CONVEX
sation from the lowest depths OF the
mine with those on the outside, BY
means Of a switch board at the mine
Office connections can pe made with
the Bell Telephone company's wires
and thus, In this manner the head Office
OF the company In Salt Lake can be
reached. The company has erected the
finest mine boarding house and dorma-
tory I'm the state, and II went into COM
mission about Nov. /. 1t has all the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

~ ONE mining meu have veutured
the prediction that Alta, located
at the head Of Little Cottonwood
canyon IN the Wasatch mountains
and distant from Salt Lake city about
25 miles. will become a second Park
City.
Undoubtedly there are some excellent
grounds for making this assertion; for
the progress made in this once famous
camp during the past year has been
sometime bordering on the sensational
Considering all things, It Is doubtful IL
any other camp In the state OF Utah
has done any better II quite so well, rs
this one has. But It must be borne In
mind that Alta does not yet enjoy the
facilities for transportation that a few
other camps do; nor are the mines there
equipped to conduct their operations
upon such a broad scale as are some
OF those In Bingham, Tintlc and the
camps which have contributed the
millions OF dividends that have found
their way into the pockets Of share
holders during late years.
However, Alta has done herself proud
during 1905. The record made Is q
glorious one and the way Is paved for
MANIFOLD greater things IN the next
year to come, Its position has been
made safe; IN the future Il must be
reckoned as one of the most important
producers Of gold, silver, copper ana
lead Of the commonwealth.
The achievements " the year are
more clearly set forth IN the Columbus
Consolidated Albion ana Coutren-
tai Alta mines the South Columbus.
Alta Superior Alta Quincy 9nd others
have made progress but 1t is equally
gratifying 60 note that the successful
development cf these properties has
created such interest that the camp
can now boast of having sufficient toni
mage to Justify railroad transportation
facilities and that the present year W'll
close with this assured.
Oldest and the Newest
Alta is one Of the Oldest mining
camps in the west, yet ia ls ona ~ the
newest II was known before Park
CITY was ever heard az: 1t tld pro-
duced thousaues ol doiags % tort TIN
tics greatness had become m2ailea,;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

this property was undertaken several
years ago. when he seemed question
it The project would be made sue
cess.
hut had II not been that President
and Manager Tony Jacobson, and assoc
c!ates. had the utmost faith In the pos.
sibihties OF the property, the chances
are that failure. instead OK success,
would have been their reward.
They buttled against great odds and,
had TO contend. among other things,
with the knocks directed against them
by INSCRIPTIONS brokers and others
who sought to destroy when they failed
TO work graft,
The record made by the Columbus
Consolidated during the. past Il months
has been filed with success. In this
mine has been developed during the
period mentioned one of the greatest
ore bodies eyer opened in any mine In
the state, aud. therefore indications
point very ravorably to its becoming
ono Of the noted dividend payers Of
Utah. At the beginning Of the present
wear the company had an Indebtedness
OF about 100000 and the management
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

found II necessary to call upon share
holders for assessments 10 the extent
OF 40 cents n share. Up 20 that time
the company had not developed any
great bodies of high grade ore with
some imperfections found in the con
struction OF the mill. later with difficult
ties in the product of the plant to mar
ket. the members of the board of d.
.ectors found themselves confronted
with a very grave situation when the
deferred payments ON the equipment OF
the mine began 10 fall due. But stock
holders responded willingly and thus a
critical period In the history of the mine
was bridged over,
None Better Equipped.
The sinking OF a win2e from the
main, or Columbus tunnel. revealed ore
Of high grade shipping value. The eX-
tent Of this body has not yet been de-
termlned but in sinking the SHAFT TO a
point 200 feet below the tunnel, ore of
the value of $4,000 has been mined
and shipped to the Salt Lake shelters
This Wine Is being continued on to the
deep and at this writing the ore In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
SKY AUTOMOBILING.

case Parls--as well as at the brllllaneI
Of the consultations. The number OF
the stars Is unbelievable. the dog-star
becomes as bright as Venus, WINE
some Of the nebuae appear Ike gas
Jets. The shooting stars are territyins;
Their explosions seem to be heard ana
this may be really true, as the oallon
acts like a gigantic ear-trumpet ana
cntches such earthly sounds as ue
whis,iing Of locomotives and 9arklns
OF dogs. Hyglenically the complete re-
newal OF the mir in the lungs Is ae-
iIghtiul sensation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Bingham, Stockton and old Camp
Floyd, NOV Mercur) were Insignificant
as compared to the busting little camp
high up in the Nnsatch range, which
had worked up an euviable reputation
on the strength Of the once famous
Flagstaff and Emma mines, only later,
TO see all the glory Of this victory dash
ed to pieces through series of scandals
which came near causing International
complications.
The mines produced millions OF dol
lars from the rich surface deposits,
but the English stockholders never re-
allied anything but a loss through the
cunning OF managers unworthy OF the
positions Of trust to which they We're
elected to fill. In time, the crash came;
the mines were closed and the district
became deserted; It remained SO
until about five years ago, when the
present manager Of the Columbus Con-
solldated and his brother located and
acquired by other means some OF the
territory now owned by that corpora
tior. But FOR a quarter Of century
the camp was dead and during all
that time very little ore found It's way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

In the above table &, viii be observ-
that the record for this year includes
only n months. II the month Of De-
csmher should be as good as the month
Of November, there win be consldera-
DE incrcase. The year 1904 stu stands
out as lhe greatest year In the history
OF the exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

yer Shield, Star Con, Uncle sam Con"
Victoria and Wabash.
The following table shows the bid and
asked prices of the various listed stocks
on Jan. 3 and Of the present year and
also Of Nov. % of 1905, viii be OBJ
served, too, that we have siyen the
highest and lowest prices OF sales on
these various stocks during the year:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Now Listed Stocks Active.

From the records made on our Local
exchange II must not be taken for
granted that the mining stock buslnes
has been entirely neglected. As ] have
intimated, there has been probaply
more money Invested in the stocks
which are not listed than has been m
vested IN the stocks which are listed.
The outlook for the coming year Is lnost
encouraging, certainly Utah's minfs
have never done better than they nave
been doing this year, and we may iooA
forward with confidence that the Spar
1906 will surpass any previous year lh
the history of mining IN tn 8 state.
The writer Is indebted TO the KINDNESS
OF Mr.. James A. Shorten, the gehla'
secretary Of the exchange, for the ns
ures showing the highest and lowest
sales given in the table abnys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

while the demand for the listed
stocks has not been as great as many
had anticipated. Il Is true that investors
have put large sums Of money INTO
mining stocks. During the early part
OF the year Tonopah and GoldGeld at
,racted a great deal OF attention, and
many thousands Of dollars were invest
cd On properties and stocks VI these
camps. Later, Bullfrog demanded mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Demand for Bingham Stocks,

We may note especially the interest
and demand for some OF our Bingham
stocks Utah Copper was selling carly
IN the year no about s. "a share, and
Boston Consolidated mt about &c. Ac-
cording 10 the last quotations. Boston
Consolidated was selling at the close NJ
November AT about $32.25 while Utah
Copper was selling at $3.50 These
stocks have called out probably seyera,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

n looking over the records Of the
transactions on our local exchange
for the last IL months, We find many
things Of interest. At. the close OF
the year 1904 we felt that there were
Indications Of an Improvement IN the
condition Of our mining stock market
There seemed to be greater interest In
mining Investment, inquiries were hu-
merous and money was freely oIereu
for good investments. our local
stocks, however did not seem to at
tract investors rs much as we had
hoped From the record OF the busi-
ness, however, we find there has been
some improvement since the early part
Of the year. There has been continued
Improvement in the conditions OF our
mining camps and the output OF the va
rlous districts for the year has been
s~ry heavy. II we compare the bust
ness month by month OF he present
year with the corresponding months OF
last year. We snail and that there has
meen a marked Improvement
business Was Better
Seven months out OF the If show
heavier transactions than the corre-
spending months of last year. This
viii be observed from one ~ the fol-
lowing tables. The total number OF
shares for the II months OF last year
was 1896 $50 which had a market value
OF 81 666 19050. The sales for the cor
responding month of THIS year resulted
In the transfer OF 6,4sl,52}is shares. The
total value OF these sales was N,il5,-
e1l69
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Prices Have Improved.

During the early par, Of the year a
majority Ot our stocks We're selling at
a very low price The sales wore also
few and Irregular. The record OF the
quotations as shown An the first Of the
following tables gives interesting data
regarding the change IN price. 20 Will
be observed that a large majority OF
the stocks have advanced very consid-
erably. this is especially true Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The following table shows the busl-
ness Of the past II months Of this year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

months Of 1904. together With the total
number OF shares sold and the mar
Ike, valuei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The most active of the listed stocks
have been the following Ajax, Beck
Tunnel Con-, Boston Con-, Carisa, Low
er Mammoth, May Day New York, sill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Active Listed Stocks.

million dollars. All this simply shows
that money is ready for good invest
ment stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Tho records Of the mining exchange
for the past nine years are as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

.n. or T. 1901 Nov 20 1895. Highest Lowest
Bid Asked Bid. Asked Sales Sales.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

.Gbsr lauren ole 6liiile rildfuurt3,
ala oab Die @et0en Mann utb @eib
rerb2n. llno oa3 babe ib 10 gut
eingefdOalt onB ielbit @ntt I'M @tmr
incl, nenrtS mirtlid) eilleu giht, Oa.
ran nid,ts dnoeru fam, elltgelncte
Die NIte golteSldI teriId).
yHrn, ib mill Gltd) pertralten unb
i,euoe mid, einen 0lnbcSaenoiien
gegen Sen S0riter 51 bobeu. SD bab'
Inn ben 200 geldiporcn, lutO treTf'
il; i'm bent in gSaloe, 10 gifts
einem ben ms @eioerl, linn ooer
Erir."
rScio nidt sil ciIi9, mir gcbort CT
5ilerir, oas lag if} Sud-. Ho1bcr
mnd,t init linn, mos Sbr ipollt."
Limo mas miro nit RpIel &c.
idjebGl2" irltg Ger @ilOOieb.
Die 3ieelmer Gene bIidte %firitcr
por iif BIN. o6rogt nid)t barad)."
,@cbt SIR min lie lpdter?"
yNenn lie G1tcb Dorn nod nirlmt,
10 tnbe id) nibts Sogegen", mtlror-
tete orc Nlte nit tildildyem Sad'cn.
Sod icGt pom etnaS Mnoerent. @iSt
Sbr id]on Die biibibe Neuigfeit? Ser
Gberioriimeiiter fomrt nn0 briugt
neue ,5afder nit, Damn miro ell
grpbe3 5reibiaaen auf Gltf Nae o6.
gebalten. Seiia! "a gibt's Slut,
Sa mirn's litItig
Sd 0laub' mtda, bnB es Da Gfut
giht", c~ntgegnete Der @ilboie6 lu;i-
t9enb, .aber mchr bon DEM ihrieen.
ais Gem unierigfn. SD weni1ilen3
loiie Neilcn 10 melt fonmeil, I'm mir
1haben 81 fTrnem uno ben SorIier
Ielbit> bcn tret' ib nidt einmol einen,
IuOerm oh."
ySSDr foint es SEN ltnIerigen in-
gen, baB lie iib nod nlebr bitten, wie
bis6eram. Die Inoern m0gen IN ibr
@eroerben lnufell; mas fiimnlert Dos
nnS2"
,Mor9en fommen mir ipieber ste
iantmeu, Damn mill if ibrlen Die
ih0re 8eidjeerring m~ttt6eilen. slber
-. iaet bod, fllhr Ser @ilOoieb
NIT Ginger Serlegenbeit fort, rbabt
Sbr ME BON Shutbriefen gegell Sc
beusgeiabr, &llgeln un0 ser Irt
etnos gebort?"
9ie 3ieeulnet Gene ladlte ipottiid)
Dor ii1 bin. y@efpiB bab' ih oapon
geb0rt -. Sabe id oeren boh ielbit
gemaft."
u@irfli6?" rief S6re erfrelt alls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

miitbig 3uriidgefebrten irepeln iptl.
Gie &eqterun9 ioa %glaltben, es tpdreH
nod imnter sic @auielbeimer. WfeIr
Rufer fommt NM nit etner 9ln5abl
bon Ipritleuten, Die pben i'm Sanoe
iiberiliiiiig geiporoen Ii1lo, bierber,
ullo inter ieiner Siibrung ioll lebr
idarf gegen Die Spib6nbelt porge'
garlgen merOeii, Inn enolid) einmoi
OaS ltebcl gGn5lid) altS5llrottell. Sd,
bin nit meinen penigen &rlten at
ihmad bos,t. nno bcsbalb triiit mid,
oltd fem Sabel."
n0os lit bod gut, id)altete Sic
3igelner Gene gon5 nnbeianoen EFT,
oaB Sem Sreiben enolid) einmal ein
Gnoe gentaht miro. GS bat mobrs
lid langc 9er1ng geoaltert; man lebt
ia in ciner beitanbigen Ingit INN
Gud."
% Sott", jommcrtc Toiel. DOS
miro cher al bllItigen Suiammer'
Itoi;en nit Ben idredlihen Wenihcn
iiibren, inO i6 muB Did Damn fcrr.
iDdbrenO III @efabr miIien."
Nm, idD bofie, Die 2e1lte ne6Ircn
Gernrnit Oil, 5irmal menn lie iaheri,
Oab bon nnierer Seite feline &iidiiht
mebr 1e..rmmen miro. @Grer lie
thrrid)t qem,g, @ioeritoro 5l lei
item, 10 biirite eS 5upeileE marm fer.
GcDen; tter bos finn nid}t ldnge
lud6ren -. 9p6 iatf m.t5 il or!
gebiit' G"G @ott, ouf baloigeS @ie'
OcrichCn..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
rad Sem 9ictat ser 3ieell

Itrcuglmg rad Gem 9ictat ser 3ieeli.
ner Gene:
SD Sorry beitm6te unb beit,ile
ollie meine sSeiuoc. Die mih pom ole.
lem Gaze ab meroen nnqreiier, init
hen Naluen GIjoitrr, Globim mto
Ncbaia; id) beiielle nt0 beI6ipore aud,
ale meine tSeinoe NIT alien @eiitert,
Die iid) 5luiiden DEM &innel irnO Der
Croc beiinoeu, nuB id, neoer gs6oller,
nod geltodlen, nod geidoiiet uereen
fonH. llnO 10 gebe id} geidyiibt ouf
ole GtrdBelt, meiu Gliif ioa mid,
ridlt perIoiien. Ser Grrbosen lei
mCin Sdnb uno Der Sinlmel JET meilt
&ut. Sd lei 9ebiitet Dor 8iidyiert
mo SteirL sroB unO fleir, Dor ollelt
id)arfen @aifen, 10 haB man MIDI
nidt fam alibdueiL nod aufihie-
ben, nod, aitiited)en. lluo 10 ge-
ifebe mir fein Sd)aoen, meber 5lt
&aiier nod 81 2mr6, nod OitrGh
Seler. nod Ourd) Brand, nod Ourd}
8iihIet, nod blrf Segel, nod allf
irQpno onoeren @eden. limo 10 be.
i6lu1r' id oif, @a,uehr, SaB on niht
los geblt mioer MIDI bab on, Segeu.
Qegc,l ntid) ge5ogen, midi nidt Der.
mln1beit. nod it)ooeit. limo ale5,
mas 5miid)m Simrlel nnb Groe ilr,
bei1Jiiee mid Dor icoapeoer Notb, nor
@ipb, Stih, SfalB. mo laile aQc
Mohre meirpr Seine, 10 alf midi e:s
bobeu mo ge5ielt weroelt, Molldb.
Stnltb urO nall bel iib bebolten.
3aS geihebe slaeS burf Sic &raft
liadl Siaf rtto ego"
9ie 3igeln1er Gene foltefe Sen
Srief 5uiammen ltnb legte i'm in EN-
tleine5 Saddyelt: ,Sebt, bier binein
leg id) nltll nod nieie Scare, lie iinO
III Der @alpurgisnud)t I'M 6Dnlf
llbr bon Dem Sd)man5 elmer pedl-
lhmarden 9ase geidnitten morOen;
bier bieies &%rlodeldlen, baS ifD Inn
Wtitternud)t inter einem 8nlgen aus.
~qegruben, ilno Damn nod oieieS
&rnllt, bas man MIR IN Ser @alpur-
gisnudt auf Sen eriteu Mai finoet.
60, MN bGngt 6as 8al5e altf Ole
grult, mo SIR uerOet lefeu, DaS
bilft gegen jeOe @efobr."
Ser @ilbbieb griff baitig nad benl
f%oIt6aren SdJabe uno alma.
IIS feline Sfritte perflungen,
lahte Die 3igarner Sene lnlit uno
ppttiif ari mas ibre unbeimlid)a
Grideimlng inmitten Der ifled,t be-
lellhteten Stllbe mo ser finiteren
llmge6ung MIR nod permebrte. Ser
Weni6 glailbt slQes, mos man inn
la1t, uno mar e$ nod tolleres 3eltg.
iuic cas-. Sa, ~, ib bin bod, nett
Qierig, CT i'm rit1t balb cine augel
~triiit; ms;m lie I'm INN gleif iturm
r:ndt, Damn bor' ib feline &oriuiiric
aiht. gSos liegt mir oaran, Oh er
oie &oiel bcto' mt oOer nif)t, mir
tnnn's nid)ts iln9rn: nlb DenE'3 Sic
9inicl iiberlebt -. ab, bob lie miro
es idon ;ib:rlcCer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
&atboliiGe Goloniiations-WsIsN
ihait inter Setting Ger fir9:
lihea Sbrigteiteu.

@ciitIide& Gtreftorium: @od5m. g.
SoiepD Sollfer, y. %. g., Yrince
Gilbert, Cast, Gaiobn. &udap.
i. ISM. Sfulte, =. Mt. g., Gpriug
Sate, siberia, Gano0a. ~ Sod]iu. Is.
IllgnItiu Suiio, 8. VI. g., R>1iua,
Nlla., CANADA.
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brandt iuer0en I'M ole NuSlaqen 5lt
nectel, metd)e nit Der @riinouud ser
oslttld)er tntboIiiten Golonien pers
bnlloen liltb. Sidcrt jeocln Ntit.
glleoe cine quite NeimitGtte pnn 100
Ader III elmer Oeltiden tntbolrihen
Golonle OILS ireie$ @eidlent BON Der
Heglerlna. GintrittSqe6iibren S15.
Ct. Yeter'3 GoIouie, tbeiIs @alo.
thcils TrGrie, GiIenbabn aebt orirdl
Die Golonte, - @emeinoen nit nelut
Erteltern. Nier baben lif ieit ;yriiG.
iubr 1903 mebr uls 1000 Oeutidle ia.
tbolild)e SomiIien onJeiieeeIt. ct.
Solepb'S Golonie, uelie Golonie, lalt.
ter ihone glntte Erairie, 5ipeitauienb
pprSilgltd)e SeimitGtten. Ct. 9oni.
futtus=Golonie, neue Golonie, met.
items if'one 8roirie nit ettpao S9ulO.
aud, &%oblenlo9er, oreitaltiello por-
5iiaIif)e &eimitdtten.
9elltld)e Satholifcn. 0reiit 5ll
Sid)ert Glld) elm cigene5 idullseu.
treies Setm. @llter 8ooen, g,tte3
9~eirnoeS &lima, iid)ere Grnten. I'm
poQe IllSflnit ihreibe man all
&atboliidle GulOniiatipns $ @eiclldlait,
Goltbern, SuSf., CANADA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
2chntes Gapitel.

Sllrd) Den MalO ld)rltt rllltIg Elm
@anOerer. Gr mar bon bober, frdfs
tiger @cltalt, nno luenn aid) Oas
ltarte Suar bin i1no Dieber einem
SilberiaOen burdideineu lieB, 10
5eigte lid, in ser felen SaltIng unlO
IN Dem ferniaen IeiIBern bpd) nod
fem Iil6eiden oes g(lters. SnS @es
iid)t, metterge6rGunt irno BON einem
lturfen S6mlrrbart belduttet, gob
Gem Minnne etipaS WnrtialilteS, OaS
nber beoeuteno aemiIoert muroe
our6 bie @lltmiitbigfeit, ole lid I'M
rGrtenlbar III Ben ipllnengebrGmnteu
3iigen auSiprod. Sic Gleibung mar
Eid)t geraOe llniiormJ lie perrietb re-
ooh Sen SorInnann.
Ser Sremoe idritt frditig alts; eS
idiclt, ols treble i'm iraen0 etipoS 81
ltetS grSBerer Gle an. YloBlid,
6!ieb er lte6ell. icin 0eiibtes OH
bate Ben NnidJla9 zines Srnocs ge'
bort. Simmer nGber toute baS
GelleiL mo iebt iprang Gin id)6ncr
SaaGhuno ans Dem Maloe bcrauS
uno Lief Die Gaie ielt oti Den @oOen
balteno, OILS periolGe er Die Spur
zines g9ilbcs. iiber oeu @eg. 0a
wnroc feline IufmerfIanlfeit abge-
lenft. unnere @itterlmg ihien ibni
mihtigcr; er bob raid Den aopf uno
betradtete init Oet flugen Milaet Oen
@dnocrer, Der lGfelnb alif i'm ber-
abid]aute. &aitm aber bottle er i'm
ertannt, als er nit lalttem 8ebell dilf
ben Sren1oen 5,lItiirSte, bod an ibm
bin~auilprang nnD ole 3eid)en grpber
sSreltoe perrietb.
yS6au', lhnu', @alOmann, bit
or Der grlte. DER mid begriiBt! Dir
ldleint, or fennit reinen ulteu Serrl
nod; OaS lit brap, @olonramn.
SlallbIt, ooB Gein Serr aild) 6relIbe
bat. luenn or mid iicbt2 sSie, luas
meimit2"
Ger Sumo ihicn sic @orte 5l Der
iteben, berm CT itieb ein lautes @e.
helll aus, ais polite er leineln che
mnligen Serrn n%nnpprten.
NuS Dem Sorite ertontc elm gellcr
Yfiff. &oidl bob @olournnn ous
@ebGnge, blidte Damn bolb anf Deu
Sremben. boiD allf Oen @alo, oils
mdre er I'M 3meiiel. mas 6n tblln lei.
Sect raid,elte eS I'M @cbiiid unb nit
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