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The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13
SAWDUST KILLS FISH.

Dr. E. Lester Jones, United States
fish commissioner who is now IN
Alaska waters to look into the mat
ter of protecting the fisheries here
has announced his determination to
put an end to the harmful practice
OF lumber concerns in throwing
sawdust into streams.
1t is explained by DR.. Jones that
the sawdust is fatal to small fry. as
it gets into their gills and brings
about death in short time. The
law on the subject Of preventing
the throwing of waste into Alaska
waters is clear and it is expected
that the fish commissioner will ap-
peal to the district attorneys in the
various parts of the Territory to
assist him in enforcing the law.
The importance Of protecting the
young fish in the streams Of Alaska
is probably not realized by many
of the numbering firms who have
been carelessly violating the laws.
In many places the government Is
maintaining fish hatcheries where
few years ago the streams were well
stocked but which have been depict
ed Of fish through the carelessness
of people living near them. 1t Is
easier and cheaper to protect the
fish of the various streams than to
maintain expensive hatcheries to
make good the useless losses, and
it is quite certain that the govern
ment will enter into the fish-protec-
ton campaign with determination.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

Mrs. Mary Brice, a colored woman,
was found insane by a jury in Com
missioner Dillon's court Thursday,
ment.
Information received recently by
Lieutenant Eastman, who has charge
of the military telegraph system in
this district, is to the effect that
he will probably not be removed from
Alaska this year, as he had antici-
pated
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13
Ronald Morrison
Believed Dead

Ronald Morrison, well-known
pioneer miner is believed to have
drowned near King, where his up
turned boat and two bags were found
by Herb Cameron, Charley Greer and
Thomas Hickey. on their way to
this city from the Chisana district
Cameron and his companions ar
rived from the Chisana district Fri
day. having made the trip in a small
boat. They feel confident that Nor
rison is drowned, for in no other
way can they explain the finding Of
the two bags, not far from his up
turned boat, each bag having Morr!-
sons name on it.
Morrison had a camp about Is
miles below Johnson City, and he
was due to come down the river
recently to join Joe Johansen at
McCarty. who is still waiting for
him at the latter place. Some men
who came down the river about two
weeks ago, said they saw Morrison's
camp on the bank, but saw no one
about the place. They saw nothing,
however. of the upturned boat.
The place where Morrison's boat
was found Is rs miles below Johnson
City, and about seven miles below
where Morrison had his camp. 1t
was supposed that Morrison was
with Sargent. friend with whom
he had spent much Of last winter,
but when Cameron and his associates
left Johnson City. Sargent was there,
and had said that he did not know
Morrison's whereabouts.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

was 100000 less than for 1912.
was almost twice that Of the re-
mainder Of the Pacific coast. Under
these circumstances II is little won
der that the United States congress
is giving much attention to the pro-
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13
PRESS COMM EMIT.
, Q 9 90 q q . . q q . . . Z

" ~ ~, ", " " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ y
1t is understood that Mr. Mellen
has not been invited to become pro-
lessor Of railroading at Harvard
Boston Transcript.
1t Is to be hoped that bust Of
Ambassador Page made recently by
an American sculptor isn't a SPEAK
ing likeness. -Philadelphia Inquirer
No matter what the next president
Of Mexico does, he'll be recognized
No getting into the same kind Of
scrape twice.-St Louis Globe Demo-
crat.
In Colorado the men have 10000
more votes than the women; so don't
blame the sisters, though they have
voted for twenty-one years.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
General Funston purposes to drive
out OF Vera Cruz all the people
who do not work, and who live on
others" Vera Cruz is not the only
town that needs a Funston.-Toledo
Blade.
The pledge made at the Progress
sives' banquet, in Hammond, that
the party will duplicate the triumph
of two years ago." must. generally
speaking, sound all right to the
Democrats -Indianapolis News.
A Chicago man has sued his moth
erin-law for $4,000. There's real
courage for you.-Chicago Record
Herald.
We gather that the secretary Of
war wants the correspondents at Vera
Cruz to get the news, not to make
it-Newark News.
1t is one of the signs of the Mexi-
can times that Villa continues to
lldht News, Willie oup
press it. New York World
They are going to have lot of
trouble in Mexico pretty soon separ-
ating the bandits from the Consti-
tutionalists.-New York World.
Announcement that a French scien-
fist has evolved railroad in the
air has no bearing on the present
status Of the New Haven.-Newark
News.
Ambassador Page wants Americans
to work on London newspapers,
which shows that the Ambassador
is beginning to banker for something
to read.-Philadelph North Ameri-
can
Howard Elliot. the new president
of the New Haven, is telling the
stockholders of that sytem to "sell
your hammers and buy a horn" The
trouble is that these men have SO
recently come out at the small end
of the horn.-Nashville Southern
Lumberman.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13
BLUE SKY" LAW.

From Des Moines. Iowa, came the
Geographic information a few days
ago that the BLUE Sky" law Of that
state had been declared unconstitu-
tional by the state supreme court.
Whether some essential feature Of
the law was found at fault. or il the
measure was declared invalid through
some minor technically that can
be overcome by an amendment. IS
not understood here, but it is to be
hoped that the law will ultimately
be declared valid in its essential
features
The first Blue Sky law was pass
ed in Kansas, and is still in force
there. The advantages of the Kan
sas law in prohibiting the work Of
fake real estate firms was so appar-
ent that various other states have
recently passed similar laws. The
Kansas law has been declared by the
supreme court of that state to be
valid.
For a long time the fake real es-
tate promoters were so active In
Kansas that it was generally declar-
ed that they would even go so far
as to sell lots of blue sky to un'
suspecting real estate purchasers,
and thus the law finally adopted
to prohibit their operation was known
as the Blue Sky" law.
The Blue Sky law. as adopted IN
most OF the states. places invest
ment corporations under state con-
troll. 1t requires that commits,
sion, or a commissioner, shall have
the right to put an investment cor
poration or firm out Of business
pending legal investigation. just as
bank examiner can close a bank.
The law also provides that before
any investment concern can sell
stock, 1t must get permission OF the
state authorities and its books must
always be open for official inspec-
ton.
Massachusetts, recently adopted a
strong Blue Sky law. as has also
California. 1t is believed that simt,
lar laws will be enforced in every
state within a few years.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

Personal investigation reveals thai,
despite the new Currency law, X
still remains an unknown quantity
Columbia State.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

They are going to have a lot of
trouble in Mexico pretty soon separ-
ating the bandits from the Consti
tutionalists-New York World.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

1t is one of the signs Of the Mexi-
can times that Villa continues to
make news, while Huerta would sup
press it. New York World
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

The pledge made at the Progress
sives' banquet, in Hammond, that
the party will duplicate the triumph
of two years ago" must. generally
speaking, sound all right to the
ts.-Indianapolis News.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

Announcement that a French scien-
fist has evolved a railroad in the
air has no bearing on the present
status Of the New Haven.-Newark
News.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-13

In Colorado the men have 10000
more votes than the women; so don't
blame the sisters, though they have
voted for twenty-one years.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-18
BY JANE whitaker


the Sceleth Hospital for alcoholics in
the House of Correction. He had
pointed out to me in each ward the
different conditions of the patients,
and now we stood in the corridor be-
fore a table where, under a glass,
were typewriter directions for treat
ment of the various stages of alcohol
ism.
''You can see by these directions
that we have no secret treatment"
DR.. Sceleth said, in answer to my
query why the Tribune, which had
lauded the Sceleth Hospital and its
work few months ago, was now in
sinuating that its treatment was re-
sponsible for the death of three pa
tents.
eve are the only hospital treating
alcoholic patients" the doctor con-
tinued, land very few of these pa
tents come here who have not some
complication in connection with al
coholism. One. of the men who died
had pneumonia.
Our mortality rate has been lower
than the mortality rate of other ply
sicians treating these cases. We have
felt very proud of our work We do
not pretend to- cure alcoholism. There
is no drug or combination of drugs
that will cure alcoholism, nor that
will prevent man from drinking
again when he goes out.
''Our cure consists of treatment for
the alcohol habit. We cure him of
active alcoholism. We illustrate to
the man that he can get along with
out alcohol while he is here and he
does not need it when he is out of
here.
''In the case of delirium tremens a
man does not get delirium tremens
Until he has been drinking for ten
years. That means that his nervous
system is absolutely changed. The
cells in his brain are changed. The
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-18
A VISIT TO THE ALCOHOLIC HOSPITAL AT THE
BRIDEWELL- ARE MADE NEW ..

effect of alcohol. ....
'It would be the heighth of ignor-
ance or folly for anyone to pretend to
absolutely cure by certain remedies
the effect of a poison taken from
up to ten and longer years. What
we do is to send him out with new
brain and new spinal cord. :
What we have been doing meets
with the ethical support of all ply
sicians. Our treatment is almost par
allel with that in Bellevue in New
York city. ..... .... ..
"And as said before, many of the
men brought here have cOmplica-
TONS Some who are brought as al
coholic are not alcoholics A man
may have a fractured skull. His coma
may be kidney coma and he may not
be drinking. He might be in col
lapse from heart disease or from a
ruptured blood vessel in his brain
and all these simulate alcoholism.
These men are picked up on the
street by policemen. Since this hos
pital has been licensed, and it was
established because the County Hos
pital refused to take these people, the
officers bring them here. We dag
nose their cases and treat them for
whatever disease or complication of
diseases they may suffer That is ALL
left DR.. Sceleth and interviewed
John NJ Whitman. superintendent of
the House of Correction.
l asked Mr.. Whitman to tell me if
he thought it was an improvement to
have the hospital in connection with
the House of Correction so long as
men suffering from alcoholism were
arrested and sent to the Bridewell
anyway.
Mr.. Whitman's response came very
quickly.
about ten years ago the County
Hospital refused to take in alcohol
les. The men were arrested, often
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

itempet in Ser Mlitts Oes Q(pburafes
3iebt Den Yumpentol6ea bsim Qoss
laien 8uriid unb trei6t oas anass
idugte Gas 0ur9 Den 3rudreaIer au
Den M~unofiidsn Der qfeife. Gnts
AdIt Die 9uspfeifs 10 Met6an
(@ru6engas) 10 bort man run0 aipei
S4pebungen in Der Getunoe. mit
iieigenoem Electromagnetic nimmt Die
Shnebuugs3dbI raid gu, un0 in Der
9tdbs Der grpIOfonsgrsn3e on
oertpanoeIt iid Die Gri6einuna in
4arattsriitiTdes 3riQern. Da3
DIR faBt Die unterI6iebe auBerots
oentIi4 lei4t auf. Gle Iin0 in Der
auf geraoer Gtrede nod in
ineRr dls 100 Meter Gntfernuua p6ls
Jig oeutli6. Die rS6Idgpetterpfeife"
tn i'm &diier WiI6slms 5ntitut, fers
ner auf bic 9eriu6sirede in Serne
uno auf Der 3e9e ,GneiIeuquS Bel
4ortmunb SddberitGn0iqen See.
8ergfdhe8 boroeFubrt ipor6en. Gle
ii6ereinitimmeno bon Der
uuo prattif6sn grauf.
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pr06Iem ~ S6@gwcIcaNGegr5
lon crnH auguR msinbeg. Nus .Oas WiF,n'.

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tanniIi6 aus grubsnaas Welbdn
IS . - un0 atmoIpbdriIher Cuff
saiammsn. 3ieIe snt3iinOen iih ar
9Ifenen eihtflammeH ODER an bsis
rem @aieH, lpslte pGbrsno Dee
Gprenaarbsit entIteben. G~rplpfbel
MIRO 6iitss @smiih. ipsun Der DE-
IaLt Der Cuff an @%rubengas go
iberfdrsitst. 9ei 10-12%o 1T bic
erpaniioustraft am ffGrtften,
.l6pd6t Damn aamdbIih fpieoer ob
mo bort Bel 1870 edn3li6 auf, neil
Ger our 9srbrsnuuns NOTICE Gauers
foff ni6t mebr ssniissuo porbanosn
in.
Neutrality-suspicious. touHsn ents
ne0er alein ooer in 9srbinouHa nit
IdlugenOsn Mettsru uuftrtten. Sm
Itbtersn GdlIs. nimmt oie erploTonss
trait an 5sftigteit 81. Dur6 9eries
ielung uno oura MISUNDERSTANDING
it Elm QieosrTHlog bss 2~obIsnfaus
bes nit grfoIg 0ur63ufibrsu. 81
9obrunsen fonte nur Siherbeitss
fprengpaIDer @srtUsHouHg finbeH.
9Is Der subsrIGFisfs S6Iagpsss
I~traH3sissr bat fid bisbsr INNER
nod Die 8snsinerubsnlampe erfuies
fen, lsioer iteben ober ibrer antpens
ouus bic gsoenten ssseniibsr, oab
0urh ie bon unauFmsrtidmen uno
unsrfabreusn 9sreIeuten oft Grplos
iiOusn berbsigsfiibrt poroen IinO. OH
8eIeuhtung in Den enasn
R6umsn rpor Srt", oIIo Oa, no oe
getponnen miro, 1T bic gee
IhloHens 8rubenlampe. (Sebr bes
ahtsnsipsrt lit Die Giherbeitslamps
oes Sbsringenisurs 5Grbsr in 8orts
muno, tpeIher in einem bon Ser enas
aegisrung ausgeItriebener
0ettbetDsrb unter 1913 aontnrrenten
ben eritsu prsis BON 1900 81. ers
1ielt.) 9isfe elettriI1en 9rubsnlams
pen fino spar u%nbsoingt fhlaapets
trii9er, baben aber pie0er oen RAD
TN gefolss, OaB Is oas auftres
en- bon 9rubeHgas nt6t trfenneH
eFsH.
9ier nun isBsn 0ie moSsrnen Be
trebungeH Elm, nm cine oerortiqe
YrubenIampe nit einem SaIdqpeis
81 %perbin0en. glug 6ies
grunbs bat i'm porigen Sabre
Der gsrsin fir bersbaulite Sntsrs
fen i'm Sberbergamtsbs3irt Dortz
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Druid: g~rapatisrie!" Idgt, Der aran5'
m;rt uno Iadte; .osnu obue Gra'
9dIl qpbts smpl BIN Soni nit alb,
I'M iih 3'lieb no fol aiIps2 it6 eft
ipo or Gatt't ibr gue nit s 6sIG
Dsrbaue trieg! bttt."
9or's grunneleffis @'b5ft grirars
te; ibH feline Muttsr. bic iO%gsnnnnie
tietdtt'l.
s. ban's DO allipeg g'iait I'm bis
gott au rddt g'bstt: moi Toni iib
90 c flotter Sue, iebt tummt sr ali
ido 5ueme Rtgiment. iuu jsosr GoIs
Dat E ROB tregt. baB sr mint s'laH'
fe bruehet. p 9ahgrinotr lusrn
iueiIeDeg s. miielsr ufirisbe. tutnn's
bee criobret," 70 Iprad Die SuttI
3um Spui.
1 bcuie. 2 ai8pcib.
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lisgiaisos. 6. 6arop our6 siuei al.
atitimmte pfeifeu Su beItimmn,
geiot artsn babsn Iid ni9t bsipdbrt.
9t:r nun ltbt ois in nsusItsr Sci!
b oft trpdbnte G~rfinbuns oes PRO.
ftiors Or. 6rib 9absr uu6 Or. a,is
lsrs elm. (getauntli9 purbe oitis
@rubenpfeifs am Is. OCTOBER 1918
Gem aaiisr aus QnlaB Der einpeis
fnns oss Sahlemsr 5oridunasiuitis
iuts borgefibrt.)
Die grfiuoer TslbR Ipredsn fi@
lber ibr Wert folasnotrmdbsn aus:
Die Shlagpsttsrpitiis nubt Mot
Bis ole @rubenlamps Ole 6emiIhen,
'ionosru Die pbbIitaliI6en GiqenI6ais
zen oes 9rubsHsalsB aus. Sbre Qns
Denoung berubt auf Der gerf6iebens
btit oes Zones, bic bsim QnblaIen
rsrieIben qieife nit Cuff unO nit
9adtaas auftritt; oisIs Grfheinun1
pirb nommtlih Damn innfdl!tg,
lpenu man sleih5eitig 5pet steidges
iiimmte 9Iasinitruments bsnubt uno
bGs cine NIT auft, Oas onoert mt
e.uen frtm0sn @as an6ldIt. 8ieIes
PriH3ip bat man ibon fribsr Slr
8drnung BON GrubsngaIen anipens
6tn molten, dber iens 9erTuhe Tin0
Gle febI9sidIageu. 9ur6 8erpens
tung elmer nsusn Decentralization
reB ith Elm atuItil6er Qn3eiger por
tanOIiher Jorm ffaIien, ser als
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ttrpfeife" borlitgt. 9ieie Ittat Gus
berIih betrndtet. eineu glatten gts
idlOfenen Msta13DlinStr BON %
3sntimeter gauge uno 6 3sntimeter
0urdmeFer oar. Gr entbdIt ais
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psnpfeifen. bic (bsi gIsidsr 8asfiils
Iung) ouf otnIeIben 5ou esitimmt
iiHO unO 0urh elm un6 oenIslben
angebIafeH perOeu. Gt1
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OariH, Dab i'm qfeiftnrobr 6ds Gas,
Osiisn gei4difen6eit bic IonlGbe
eer gfeife bsitimmt, Our6 cine febr
chime 8IimmerIdsibt oi6t 9sqen
ous ~dnbIaienoe Gas abgeIaIoFsn 1T
mo iid 0arum unberduoert in ser
pfeife bait, ipeun man niht beIons
)eJe 3us unO Q5fi6ruugsn betdtiat.
Dan fiiat Die cine Qfeife iiber 5aae
rsiHer Cuff, Die f@ nit ser
grlbeuIuft nidt bermiI6en tanr,
peil iie NIT ibr nur our6 cine enge
lno iebr LANCE 86brs (grpuniions-
in 9er6inoung fteht. Das
Robr Der anoern gTeife fiiQt man
inter 8uge nit @rubsuIuft, Die auf
.tm 3ufiibrungstpsge oura Elm Ieitt
Observation-Disclosures, eingebautes Reinis
ungsro6r bon Staub, 5eu6ti9teit
NIB a~obIenidure befrsit miro. Die
}anObabung oes Qpparates befebt
arin. Dab Der aIs gumpe uusae5i!s
etc Mdntel nah unten ge3oden nir0.
oa6si miro Die 9rubsnIuft our9 osn
unO Die 8aspFeife in 6sn
,umPsnraum gefaugt, Gin 8atuum,
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aRaOboo", sqotbrins=" unO IN
teutrsr 3eit Cardiff" itehen nit
shsrnsm @riiisl in Der Gbronit Der
@rubentdtaltrOpbeH per3si9ust. @a.
iabrIia fallen taufenoe tisf .untsr
Tao arbeitenoe 4eraIeuie ibrem Be-
iafe Sam Spfer. uHo INNER mil ss
nod ntht eelingsn. bic QctaFrppben
I'm Rsids Der ai6parseu Diamons
ten" gu perbinosrn Oosr ooH psnigs
ittns ein5ufhrdnten.
yOn isber mar oas gsfrebsn ser
Wlenlhsu oarauf gsri9ist. uHabbdns
Gig pom 9ergmoHn pirlsnbe auto
maIiide gorridtunesn gu tonItruie.
rsn, I'm ibn rtht5sitig auf ods 5srs
ounuba Der @efabr, ndmIit oas
Muftrstsn oes @rubengaIss, oufmerts
iom 81 MAIDEN. 8ieTss brinat ents
ipsotr uIsidmdbis aus Den gorsH Der
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zion" ruff ser geIetoiptr 8u g
aranjpirts 6enier binsiu .osnte oil
rur, bittig 81 Der usbsbung bent
ie bigott be arummpagetoHi CUR
8upoasris 3o3e bss Nero peIIspsq
E nett @'f6teH uif EN- RpB abgdb!"
30 misns ie's aber gHdu 9num'
me 70 fit, fptnn fe ben Raib 3oge
bent; Otnn 0es ii6 biqott en- amber
Stut 9isb, Der 5oni bat 0a Der
Buritmarr orduf erpibert. Rph
pGbrtn0 osFen bort man aud iton
Sen sutiinfti9en 9atsrtaHosUerte'ots
GER h~eranna6en, beoOr man Jpn nod
gu itbsn 5etpmmt.
Sur GrdbaIIsrie!" Tdreit er nit
beiierrr Stimms idon Don peitsm
uro baIo tommt er iternaranateuuoI!
Den 0orfpeg hsranlenadeIt.
Sell it'd biqott be riedtig ll&'
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Meflame fir iis MAIDEN ipolen. Quf
Gei9mudsz unb anoere Riidiihten
tpmmt Is babel nenig. an.
Dor elmer groBen. nsugierigen
glenf6snmenge muroe in Der Sodz
bo'er Staats . 6aupttdot Bottle auf
itbr ungefp06nli6e 2lrt Die GtGrte
uno itarre Geitiqteit elmer 8attun9
4utomobile psranfaauIitt. DIS
S9auplaB erfub man ii9 0a5 nelte
Staatstapitot aus, 6as Die gsb0roen
oufir our @srfagung i%teLteu,
Der 9ruFtpagen, in ipeldem f6
6rei qtrIonen beiauoen unO iit mebr
oosr minoer amiifisrten - Dielai9t
1T bic Saupt : 8ttonung auf min
Der" gu legen = fam crit bur6 feline
eieene Strait Die 8orbertreppe oes
gebGabes Unit StuFen bon is Is
3cQ 9rsite unO 6 3oI 566e) 9eraufs
6eIu6ren uro nur0e baum Iofort poit
einem ftdrfen aufpinot : aran
BOD in Sic 2uft gsbobenl Niles Der.
lief gldtt uno gludIih, nnb Der 3tped
Der astlame purbs pnbrIaeinIid err
reiht.
ga fe6lte eigsntli9 nur nod elm
gtutomo6il, tpel6es Ii6 auf Der
sfabrt In elm Qeroplan oerfponoeln
uno 70 o9ne irgenbnel9e duBerc 8eis
bilfe BON istber in Die 2ifte itstgsn
t0nntel Quf benz papier lit pon
peitem aud I9on BATON Die aeOe
gereIen, ME ui9t min6sr oon einem
autumobil, bas ii8 aud in Elm 0oi.
fer ; 5a6r5eug obne ipeitsrss ioq bsrs ]
irdn0eln t6nntn. Qm Gnbe miro ung
Dielleidt nod elm sin5iees TRANSPORTS
bef6etri, psldes bic aoqen
aaer gerfehrsmitteI fpttIsn fam!
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On, Der @aterInn6sitdSte
SanOIi9 idonite, 70 bel i'd in5.
@ie Der @oeel BEG 8aIbs iiber f.
GipfeL fIiegt,
Shpinet iid lbsr ben G from, mo er
rorbei Sir qldn8t
2ei6t unb trdftig bic grn6e,
9ia bon B1gen uno Genideu t6ut.
8ie bon @otterH eeionbt, feFelt Elm
8auber emit,
gnf bic Stride mid an, oa i'd porilbers
llnb berein IN Bic gerqs
Dir bic rei5enbe Gerne i6icn
a6er i4Der in bas goI hing bic oioans
tide
Sdidialsftnotee Burg, nieber Bis auf
ben Grun0
Bon ben 8ettern eerinen;
Sod bic etuige Come eoB
9br ~beriingen6es 2idt ii6er bos all
terrible
Nfeienbile, uHo um5er 9rinte Iebenots
get
gfeu; frelnbIide 8dlber
aauiften iiber bic Burg 6traE.
Gtrdude 6Iit6teu berab, bic ipo i'm
beitern Sal,
An ben SilgeL gelebnt. ooer Dem lIfer
boIb,
2eine fr06liden GaRen
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u. a. baben Der Mufentaof am
gebuIoigt, teiner ober fr66lis
fer ais ibr beriibmtefer Go6n, z.
Q. bon G1effeI, Oer cine Qnsab!
betannter 2otdfe un6 Gebenspirs
OigteiteH In Der gon3en Melt be-
tlbmt gemadt bat. Gein Qteo aus
BEN ssrompeter bon SGttingen" lift
9tiosIberger 2sibIiso sstpOroen:
ut 2eibeLbers. BIZ feiHe.
Gu 1taot an gbreH reid,
Am Nedar uub am Hbeing
aetH andre ionlnTt Dir gIeid.
Gta0t fr1bliher @eIelen,
I'm Meisleit Idper unD &eiu,
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BlniidugIein bIiken oreiu.
lln0 t1n1mt aus IiHbem gIoesl
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go ipebt er Dir aus Bitten
Gin idin1nlerrb @raIttgetranb.
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Gell Aanfe mir ID iraut.
Ilnb iieden mid Sic Gprnen,
Hub lplrb mir DFaus sn fabL |
Wgb Id Gem 9NnB bic Eporsn
llilD reis Ius Aedarfal.
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