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FLOCK TO BLACK HILLS.
Federal Land Office at Rapid City 10
Working Overtime. -

OH'S ~SSyuo
Working Overtime.
So fast is the country growing that
the United States land Office at Rapid
City is working overtime to keep up.
Settlers continue to pour into the
country east of here by the hundreds.
The land Office records for July show
a surprising increase in business, and
this is being kept up this month. Ac-
cording to the figures for July there
were 504 land entries at this Office
to 26? in Pierre in the central part of
the state, while 167 people secured
final entries here to 134 at Pierre.
There were but 100 contests filed.
which Is lower than usual. The city
is about to receive from the contract
ors the new sewerage system that has
been completed at a cost of nearly
100000. This was necessary, owing
to the increasing population, as Rapid
City is fast nearing the 1000 mark.
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Ex.Cashier Is Arrested,

Kansas City, Aug. 27.-W. A.. Far.
rem, alias M. D. w. Adams, former
cashier of the Farmers bank of Clear.
Geld, Iowa, was arrested here on the
charge Of %embezzling the school
funds Of Taylor, Iowa.
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on the Moreau river, and Doane Rob
inson, secretary Of the State Historical
society, has gone to the scene to in
vestigate. Mr.. Ash has promised to
donate the skeleton to the society II
they will go after it. In the same
vicinity is said to be a perfectly
formed shoulder blade of a mastodon,
and this also will be secured by Mr..
Robinson on his trip.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
Fire Causes Heavy Loss.

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 27.-Ffre Of un.
known origin, which started in the
upper stories of the Moreton Truck
and Storage building, caused a loss
estimated at between $780, 900 and
100000.
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binder Crushes leua.

New Salem. N. D., Aug. 27.-August
Thewle. living neal here. lost both
his legs Saturday. His team ran
away and Thewle was caught under
the binder. He probably will die.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30
UNEARThs RARE FOSSIL.

Perfect Skeleton Of a Pieiosarus More
Than Seventy Feet in Length.
Harvey Ash has discovered a fossil
which is said to be the perfect skele'
ton Of q pleiosarus, which Is moro
than seventy feet long.
It was discovered on the Ash ranch
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30

weeks, blue eyes, light hair, q strong
healthy child; Christine, aged four
weeks, blue eyes, brown hair.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-30

modern in design and equipment and
besides the spacious auditorium. choir
loft, galleries, ETC.. has pastors study.
library and Sunday school rooms: also
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
Birds Nest Candy.

An American resident of Shangha!
sent home recently an advertisement Of
birds nest candy printed in English by
the manufacturers. The odd screed ran
like this: The Candy of the Birds Nest
Our Candy is prepared of Birds nest
which was famous in all the countries.
We made It used with Engines to take
the dirty away and then put it into
Sugar: there is great of sweetness.
fragrance and whiteness. Every old
ard young one ought to eat, for it can
strong Exchange.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
WreStlers to Meet Soon.

AS stated in the last isue OF The
Gazette, Chas. Deviluk, of this place,
went to Spokane to make arrange
ments with a wrestler in that city for
a bout We are pleased to state that
Mr.. Deviluk has secured the desired
match and we are likely to hear of
him winning fresh laurels for him
self in the near future. Speaking
of the proposed match the Spokane
Chronicle says:
1.-The match will be a handicap at
fair, Deviluk agreeing to throw Helm
rich twice in one hour or lose the
bout. Both men have posted forfeits
and are in earnest over the match.
Heinrich is anxious to have Deviluk
agree to throw him three times in
the hour, but the big Austrian sized
his opponent up and decided he was
too good man TO be given as heavy
handicap as was asked.
"Deviluk is under the management
Of his brother, Louis Deviluk, of
Quincy The manager is a pleasant
sort of a man and appears to be a
good sportsman. The match is a
result of counter challenges Helm
rich challenged Deviluk to match.
while Deviluk issued aachallenge to
any heavyweight in the country. The
two principles met this morning and
had no trouble in coming to terms
after Deviluk offered two falls in an
hour as the best he could offer.
"Deviluk is a hard man to defeat.
This is borne out by the showing the
Austrian has made against some of
the best men In the country. He
has gone against the big wrestlers in.
the country and has dozens of medals
to testify to his claims. He claims
the championship Of Australia and
Canada.
THE match will be held in the
Elks' Temple on April 16 for a side
bet of $3.50. II Heinrich gets one
fall in the hour he wins the match"
Quincy Gazette.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

across the Columbia at Crab creek he
was taken sick on the west side of
the river and while being conveyed
across the Columbia he died. A
rough box for a coffin was made by
his fellow workers and he was quiet
ly buried at the new town. Some OF
the men later thinking this was a
rather cruel way of theating the dead
man and wanting to ascertain the
cause of his death, had him dug up
and examined by the doctor at. the
bridge site. 1t was found that he
had died of congestion of the lungs,
and the body was then conveyed to
Quincy, placed in coffin, and buried
aere. He has no known relatives.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
z. G. Stalker Leaves.

One of our pioneer boys, r. c..
Stalker, has decided on new loc2-
ton and on Sunday evening left for
Sand Point, Idaho, where he has ac-
cepted a position. For nearly four
years past he has been head book
keeper in the Quincy Mercantile Co.,
and at the same time holding down
4 homestead south Of town. Being a
good musician he has been connected
with the Quincy band and Quincy
orchestra during their existence.
Bob, as he was Familiarity termed
by his many friends, was a whole
souled fellow and liked by all who
knew him, consequently he made
numerous friends, who regret to see
him leave. Mrs. Stalker will follow
her husband in a few days. We join
with his friends in wishing him I'M
limited prosperity in his new home.
Gazette.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

mel. The dust may be frequently
shaken from this, and the silver should
be laid in it in an orderly fashion
knives in one part, forks In another
and tablespoons and teaspoons being
kept separate to save time in serving.
Tablecloths should be folded as little
as possible and require a large draw
er. The napkins and doilies should
occupy a separate drawer. All linen
not in constant use may be kept In the
linen closet or highboy.
Canton flannel bags for covering the
broom to use in busting hardwood
floors, chamois and neatly hemmed
cheeseclcth busters should be kept in
another drawer. Shelves painted white
are much better than those covered
with oilcloth and are easily kept clean.
New York Post.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

The Presbyterian Synod meets in
Quincy next week. This means the
gathering of all the Presbyterian min
listers in the Northeast quarter of the
state and the Panhandle of Idaho.
Down to little Quincy that q few
short years ago was not heard of. Is
It not quite . feather in our cap?
These gentlemen believing they would
ind q nice. new town here. with good
Accommodations and q good welcome
have decided to meet and hold a two
days session here. Rev. H. NJ. Course
should feel highly gratified that by
his labors he has accomplished some
thing of which our citizens, one and
all, should feel proud, and feel that
We have man amongst us, quet, and
unassuming, who is working for US
and our advancement in many ways.
Quincy will yet be a standing power
in the state.-Quincy Gazette.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
GETTING All the Good.

''Do you always leave your piano up
so that the keys will show" asked the
visitor Of the happy looking woman.
"Yes," returned she. II make 1t a
point to use everything in the house
every day Of my life, to hide away
nothing, trying to keep it nice for
company. 1t is l who am living here,
not the company. l had enough OF
that sort of thing in my girlhood days.
The company silver. the company lin
en-, the polishing of the steel knives for
company. the parlor with closed shut
ters, the sunshine never allowed TO
come in, dim, muSty, unwhoieSome, the
piano down, the keys turning yellow
with disuse and the doors opened only
upon the occasion of a family funeral
or OF company for dinner. 1t was hard
to tell which was the most funereai."
she finished, 1.-The funeral or the Gin
ner."-New York Press.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
Presbyterians TO Meet.

QUINCY. Wash, April -, 1907.
The Spokane Presbytery, repre-
sentng all the Presbyterian churches
of the northeast quarter of Wash
ington and the north end of Idaho.
meets in Quincy Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening and continues
in session all day Wednesday and
Thursday.
Each church is entitled to be rep
resented by its minister and one ell
der. There will be some 80 Presby-
terians in attendance, mostly min
listers. The Presbytery has never met
this far west before, and this Is the
opportunity Of these ministers to zee
our country and people. and for ~
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
THE BUTLER's PANTRY.
What IL Should Contain and How e
Should Be Kept.

In constructing the buffers pantry it
Is hardly possible to have too much
shelf room for placing the dishes as
they are removed from the table 1t is
a good plan to have two sinks side by
side, one for washing and one for rims
ing the dishes. They should be well
flushed every two or three days with
boiling water and washing soda. This
will keep the pipes free from grease.
All racks for hanging towels should
be OF nickel. Then there Is no danger
Of rusting. Be sure there is plenty OF
light in the pantry.
A competent maid will be particular
about keeping the buffers pantry
clean, wiping of the glass doors and
shelves and polishing all nickel fix
lures. The drawers holding table
linen need not be cleaned as often ~
those in which the crumb scraper, carv-
ing utensils. etc, are kept The sill
YER drawer should b provided with Z
h1p4 1ee1lx Attsd ~ - se4tpa Aaa-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
Quite Carried Away.

Circumstances new and novel ap-
pear quite often in the daily round Of
life A Ritzville gentleman owns a
piece of land west of town and bor-
dering near to the lieu" strip. Two
or three years ago this land was
squatted on by R. Hodgins, wife and
daughter. Several times the Ritz
vile man has tried to have them
move on the land. but without sue
cess. Tuesday last things came to .
head. Armed with the law several
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
Goes to Yakima.

c. w. Ide, who came here a few
months ago, has left for North Yak
ina, taking with him his wife and
child. where he goes to accept a po-
sition as engineer. Mr.. Ide was a
violinist of splendid ability and was
leader in the Quincy orchestra which
has been SO instrumental in several
good dances which the people of
Quincy have had recently He may
return in the fall.
return in the fall-ouincy Gazette
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

to meet these ministers and see for
ourselves how the large work Of the
church Is planned and executed.
The following is the provisional
program. as nearly correct as can
be given at this early date. but sub
ject to changes as necessary:
Tuesday evening, 1880.
Special music throughout entire
session.
Sermon by the retiring Moderator,
minister who presided at last meet
ing.) Rev. SAINT Harris, Standpoint,
Idaho.
Election of officers for following
session.
Wednesday, $3.50 a. m. Devotion
al.
S:3O-12 and 1903 business
3-4:30-Popular meeting.
Address ''The Presbyterian Church
and Gospel Temperance" Rev. R. A.
Smith, Bethel church, Spokane.
Address, 1.-The Local Option Move
ment," Rev. Alex. Litherland, Occur
d Alene, Idaho.
Address, 1.-THE Saloon VS.. Prosper
ity and Business Enterprise" Rev.
S. NJ. Ware (Retiring Moderator, Sy-
nod of Wash.) 4th church, Spokane.
Wednesday, 7:30-Popular meet
ing.
Lecture, whitman and Western
History and Missions" Rev. A. Nc
CLAIM, Kettle Falls, Wash.
Address, The Bible and Why |
Believe It." Rev. VIM. Hunter, Cen
tennary church, Spokane.
Thursday $3.50 a. M, Devotion
al.
S:30-12 and 1908, business.
3:30-4:3O, Popular meeting.
Address, "The Centennial of the
Haystack Prayer Meeting" Rev. E.
R. D. Hollingstead, Harrison, Ida.
Address, mission Work on the
Gaboon, Africa" Rev c. J. Boppell,
Pogue, Wash. (Rev. Boppell was on
the same station to which Rev.
Courses sister-in-law has recently
gomez
ELECTROMAGNETIC meeting. Evan
gelist E. Russell Nauce, who has been
holding meetings in Spokane most of
the winter, is expected to use the
entire evening. He, like Rev. and
Mrs. Harvey, who were here a few
weeks ago, is one of the General AS
sembly's evangelists.
Everybody cordially invited to all
of these meetings, bushes and pop
ular alike Nothing secret or behind
closed doors.
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men were detailed from this place

men were detailed from this place
to forcibly eject Mr.. Hodgins, and
wife and daughter from the land.
Reaching the house they succeeded
easily in carrying everything from
the house to the road but when it
came to Mrs. Hodgins leaving she
planted herself in a rocking chair
chair and all and carry them to the
highway. The same act was repeated
at the sisters house. Mr.. Hodgins
was in Spokane at the time-Quincy
Gazette.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
When You Clean the Stove.

The kitchen stove can be cleaned
with newspapers, but when cleaning
do it thoroughly. Many tops of stoves
receive daily polish, and yet the sides
are covered with dust and grease. Let
the oven be thoroughly cleaned with a
brush kept for that purpose. then nice
" washed, and your bread and cake
viii have a purer flavor. Never leave
dust or grease remains Of former bak-
ings on your oven doors. A newspa-
per will remove all Of these. A wei
cloth win complete the cleaning. In
cleaning the cook stove do not forget
to keep he pipe clean within and with
out an important point "a. bear IN
mind,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

have been watching to get in on
the vacant unimproved land on
Wenatchee avenue. Now is your
chance. | have secured the exclu-
'sive sale of the o. j. Stewart tract
one and one-half miles out, con-
sisting of 1918 acres inside OF
fence, with east front on Wenat-
chez avenue, is all planted and
rented for the season, and will be
sold at the extremely low price OF
$3.50 per acre. VIII sell in four
divisions or tracts if desired. Lose
no time in looking this up If You
are interested. Improved lands on
Wenatchee avenue are selling as
high as $1,000 per acre. have
long list of other lands for sale,
also handle East Wenatchee Land
Co.'S lands and have some first
choice tracts near the church site
on their land.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

"your speech elected great APP
pause" said the friend
"Yes," answered Senator Sorghum,
''it's remarkable to see how easy it is
to elicit three cheers from q man who
wouldn't give So to the campaign
fund Washington Post.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12
Frank Lewis Buried Monday.

The funeral of Frank Lewis took
place in the Quincy burying ground
Monday, April s. The facts concern
ing Mr.. Lewis burial are somewhat
peculiar and may be noted. While 1t
work on the c. n. Z e. r. bridge
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-12

FOR SALE-Cheap, National Cash
Register, good as new. ]. E. Eikel-
berner, secondhand store. c-4-15
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How to Make a
Fruit Farm Pay

Take ten acres with lis, $50 Gu
bic feet per acre. clear OF the sage
brush, pillow it, put in any Kind OF
fruit trees you wish, put a three
wire fence around It, with posts
20 feet apart, will deliver at the
end of four years for $500 per
acre, 1-3 down. balance in three
annual payments at per cent. or
will sell the raw land with sage
brush with the same amount of
water per acre for $175 per acre,
terms same as above. 1850 GU
bic feet of water per acre guaran-
teed or money refunded.
Address p. o. Box No. So.
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WASHINGTON ST. corner S3x143
feet S. and E. front 1880. David
Keith. tt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-03-14
DELINQUENT Personal TAX
LIST FOR 1907

Office OF County Treasurer Beaver
County, Oklahoma.
The following taxes are now delin-
quent as shown by the following list,
and IL not paid on or before March %,
1907, tar warrant will have to issue
ON each OF said taxes, and then % cents
additional will be charged for tax war
ant. In sending in taxes give town
ship and the year Of which taxes are
due and description of all real estate
on whicn you wish to pay.
Respectfully,
J G. WILLIAMSON.
Go, Treas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

9bomos GarIple (1795-188l) nirt
folsenoe 1oratteriftifde @piIobe be,
ri6tet. Gines Cages erf9ien garlplt
In Der 2onboner 9ibliot6et am ct
Sdmes pldce. beren @riinbung boupt.
fGdti6 Ieinen 8emibuneen gu bonter
mar. lieb ii6 eiuen 8anb BON Mpt.
lens .@ei9idte Der Nieoerlanbe" bolen
uno plduberte, ipdbrenb er auf ben BE.
iteIten 9anb ipartete, nit benz Bidder.
mart Sarrifon, ais beioe bur9 einen
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aus Der Sof9e ge3osen unb fid aus
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augel burd ben aopf seiaet.
garlple mar bo9betaet unb menf6s
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Selbitmoro bes 8siuaers beiturSten
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fdritt lansiam auf bic 9ruppe gu, bic
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aber MIR I'm ben Wnseitelten, Der ibm
ben beiteaten 8anb brineen iollte. ipes
gen bes Wsraugs our &eoe gu ltellen.
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aenntnib iebte, bemertts er brummis:
$50. 10, bermutbli4 elmer Der So9ne
bes -. Oo6 nun brin9t mir mein
8u6!"
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entfernt porben mar. er6ielt Der pbiz
lofopb enbli6 ben setpiini9tsn 8anb.
nGs lit elm iebr I9dbiesr Yanb."
tnurrte GarlDls in ieiner l1ottiIheu
Munbart. .binoet i'm nit elmer
S6nur biibfh 5uiammsn unb ie;o
rlbt 10 nieoerge1dlagen!" Damn
{dritt er, ale feline Gjsbanfen auf feline
geiitiee 4rbeit geri6tet, aus benz nit
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nuns. @s iei. INN bic @lsi9siltisteit
bes pbiloiopben ms ri6tise litt gu
ridden, nod bemertt, bab Der GrpBpatsr
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5reunbe Garlples unb elm bsrporz
rasenber Sdriftiteller our 3eit @sorss
III. uno 9epr9s Nv. mar.
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Die 9ru6kiae.
Alilitarbumorcskr non 0nDr.

Die 9eiidtigung Der aompa9nien
mar gu polieitiger 8efriebigung perz
laufen unb bas bdran anfdliebenbe
anpermeiblide ~2iebesmabl beenbet.
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ments unb oeren Qojutanten. mad Der
4aierne, UNI itb pon Der innsren Orb
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S6rdnte aebilOsten @sridlG9s mittelt
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iauitrirten 3eitidriften betorirt batz
ten.
Seine GrceIens iparen iebr gutter
2aune, benn bas Ghen i'm SaIino unb
bic Weins iparen gut eepefen, unb
paS er bisber bienllih eeieben hattie
i'm Resiment, pirtli4 lobenspertb.
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bas auf benz Sdrant bes 3immerz
alteften itanb. unb neil er Elm iol4es
bisber nod nidt Bel ben anoeren 8oms
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nebenbei ben 3immsrsefreiten, mas
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9riibtiite. Grcellen5." bonnerte IS Obne
lanses geiinnen auriid, unb obpohl
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nib iiber bic gsosutuus Der @riibtiite
ein5uesiteben unb ii9 baburh cine
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Oils er aber i'm S~psiten unb britten
3immer oiefelbe 3iite an bemielbeu
plabe iteben lab, tonnte er feiner Neus
sierbe eins erneute Srase nitt pers
iagen uno erbieIt prompt. fat nit
sinem IntIans bon Stols, bsfelbe
antfport: .Oas tit bic Griibtiite. grs
celena!"
Snnerlid neusieris errest, bod aus
berlid aleia9iItis ideinenb. fraste er
10 obenbin: mas lit benn ba brins
neng" ALIEN fait portpurfspoa eritaunt
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9efebten Hang bic i4neibiae Muttport:
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Grsue nm y9teuf.
9ouabe BON 8tors 9Dtti6tr.

Eurd Naft uno Sturmgebraus iegelt cir
Sdiif,
Sraui itcbet 6crr SGemunb:
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limb nit ibm ieiu treusr &.uHb.
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g9enn pSreu9eiell" ibn bepuGt.
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Seu Gii.r, ben Barren gcia9t,
SebuE9crt, gcoiiritet init ibm, fir ibn
3ebntad oos Seben gelDogt SO.
@l' beicn 9sosutt Scrr Sdcmunb
llnb in ieinem Ser3en it's bell,
lluO uuluiltiirlih itrejdelt ole Qonb
Seincn Iieben rEreugGeu" -.
So 3udt Elm gtib! - Gin s6luo! - unb
JAP
Gin Woecuihluof bri&t herein
llno ipit itd ods Sbiii aus Den MaIern
bsbt,
stebt @crr sdsmurb - oastu -.
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9ebeul
naapitdnl I'm 0ott - baltet an!
Hub bos Boot biuab! Der mir rsttst ben
Suno .
3ebntuuieno @ulben benz Mann!' -
Hub b0tct Chr mir ,ebn 9onnen SOlo's,
Nibt 9eb' i'd netn Boot bufiir!
Nidt reg i'd Die &ano gu benz g9abnfnnss
fireib
@ei benz Sturm uHo - um Elm 9bisr!"-
ellne sdIt's eiusu Wsni6en - liebt SIr
aud ben
Gbne Silfe in folder R0tb?" -
retnsm Meni6sn? gtein, bop mid SOtt
bebiit'!
Sem bsltsn pdre 0ebot"
sNObIaH!" - limb bic alciber abreibenb
fprinat
Serr Sdemunb in bic Slutb -
limb te itoppsn ba5 S6ifi uno iteuern bas
Boot
Sur6 Wosen. uno Sturmssiputb -
limb Der 6unb, or tpittsrt bic Nabe bes
Serrn:
Wilb iaud3enb baGt isin @eben! -
Sur6 ben Glutbi9Dal tdmpit f6 Ssrr
Saemuno:
sd tomms, meiu Sreuseiel!"
limb bag Boot uimmt ie auf! - Sic G6ifs
Ter, bic roub'n,
Sic itdmeu Der 5branen fh ni6t
limb Der Serr bGlt umilammsrt isin trsuss
9bier,
Sas Iedt ibm sanb unS @ef6t.