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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur 1t DaTkeni
So Naturally Nobody
Can Tel!

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using it to keep their hair good,
ven color, which is quite sensible,
IS we are living In an age when a
youthful appearance is OF the great
est advantage.
Nowadays though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering
he sage and mussy mixing at home
All drug stores sell the rcady-to-use
product, improved by the addition
Of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" II
is very popular because nobody can
discover 1t has been applied Simply
moisten your comb or a soft brush
with it and draw this through your
nair, taking one small strand at a
zine; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, but what delights the la
dies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound. is that, besides beauti-
fully darkening the hair after a
few applications, It also produces
that soft lustre and appearance. OF
abundance which is SO attractive
-(Advertisement.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
MAYO DISTRICT WILL
HAVE DROP TO DRINK

Mayo will nave It's wee drap" as
she struggles forward to be one Of
the leading silver mining camps OF
The country. Malcolm McLaren re-
Gently left Dawson with large
sleigh, drawn by horses, and $500
pounds Of liquor for the government
store at that place. The stock that
was sent to Mayo last fall was sup
posed to be enough to last the com
munisy until the opening OF naviga-
ten in the spring, but the officials
underestimate the thirst and capac-
ity of the miners, and a hurry call
vas sent out for more liquor The
trip OF Mr.. McLaren was i'm answer
to the cali Of the parchei miners
Nearly every stage that goes to
Dawson from Whitehorse carries
liquor, and recently a whole stage
load was received at tho Klondike
metropolis, 1t is all dispensed from
The g0ycrnm ent store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
IN ADMIRALTY
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.

In the District Court for the District
of Alaska, Division Number One,
at juneau.
JOHN FEUSI, Libellant, VS.. The Gas
Screw Boat HOME" whereof
WALTER BIRDSERL is owner
ard master, her tackle. apparel,
furniture, engines, machinery and
equipment. Respondent. TED
SHIRRAN, Intervening Libellant.
Public notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF a Writ of Vendftioni
Exponas Cor executionl, dated April
list, 1922, issued out of the District
Court for the District of Alaska, Di-
vision No. One, at Juneau, on q final
sentence and decree made and pro-
uounced in the said court on the
2Sth day OF March, A. ID. 1922, con-
demnng and ordering the abOve-
mentioned Gas Screw Boat HOME,
her tackle, apparel, furniture, en-
gines, machinery and equipment. to
be sold at public vendue, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash.
will, accordingly, offer and ex-
pose the said Gas Screw Boat
"HOME," her tackle, apparel, furni-
ture. engines, machinery and equip
ment, for sale, at public vendue. to
the highest and best bidder, for
cash. on Saturday, the 8th day of
April. A. d. 1922. at the hour OF
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of the
said day, where the said gas screw
boat now lies, on the beach, at the
town of Douglas, Territory of
Alaska.
Dated at juneau, Alaska. this 1st
day OF April, A. d.. 1922.
GEO. ID. BEAUMONT.
United States Marshal, First Judicial
Division, District of Alaska.
By GEO. A. GETCHELL,
Office Deputy.
HENRY RODEN, Proctor for LIBEL
liant Feusi.
WYNN & OOGHE, Proctors for Inter-
vening Lbellant.
First publication April I, 1922.
Last publication April Z, 1922.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
THREE FISHING BOATS IN
WITH CATCH; SALES UNMADE

Three halibut vessels with approx
mately $4,000 pounds of fish arrived
in port last night. They had moi
sold this morning.
The vessels arriving here were The
Signal, Captain Siver5on, SCOT
pounds; Fame, Capt. Ole Johnson
1000 pounds: Alpha. Capt Olaf Tor
kerson. 5000 pounds.
The Thelma, which left port Fri
day night for Tenakco fer bait, re
turned Yesterday to port with
bursted oil tank. She win put in q
new tank at once and probably leave
for the banks tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
CITY ELECTION TOMORROW;
CITY HALL POLLING PLACE

From 3 o'clock tomorrow morning
until in the evening Douglas citi-
zens will cast their votes for City
Councilmen and for one member o.
the school board.
For the City Council there is just
one ticket with just enough names
in the field. The candidates are
James ChristOa, Bert Loomis, John
Feusi, William Robertson, F. A. j
Gallwas, Joseph Biedi and Joseph
Simpson. The first four of these
have served during the past term.
To fill the vacancy on the schoo
board are two candidates, Mrs. Fran
ces Christoe and Nels anderson.
The Douglas City Hall is the poll
ing place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
Male Escorts Barred
To Goods at College
By DOK WILLARD

COLLEGEVILLE, Pa, April g.
Henceforth male students at Ursinus
College will be prohibited from taking
goods to all competitive athletic
events, SO that the cheer leaders
will not have to compete with dis.
sertation on the purple unutterable-
ness of c3smic inevitability" which
the student council declares is ear
ried on in the grandstand by a
mixed company.
This decision was reached at a
meeting OF the student body to de-
termine why Ursinus cheering "has
become so flaccid." After the meet
ing orders were issued that at all
athletic meets the male students
should be massed in one section OF
the stands with instructions to lat.
tend strictly to business"
None too pleased with the edict.
the goods have issued call for
mass meeting to be held soon. They
r'an to organize cheering section
Of their own.
Old Dapprs for sale az The Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
kETCHIkAN PEOPLE CAPTURE
DEER THAT STRAYED TO TOWN
(Ketchikan Chronicle.)

a yearling deer came to town to
pay a visit last night and this morn
ing, and as result is now in cap
+livity. He came down this morning
to the yard OF ]. 7. Talbot and was
lying there apparently not afraid OF
Mrs. Talbot or their children, who
was on the porch. A few minutes
later Ernest Ends, of the Ketchikan
Dairy, came along and without diff
Guilty captured the animal. 1t is now
to be taken across the bay to be
kept as pet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been duly APP
pointed School Tax Collector for the
CITY of juneau in conformity Will
Chaptcr 90. Alaska Session Laws
1919, and amendments thereto.
All persons between the ages OF
twcnty-one and fifty years. except
sailors in L. S. Army or Revenue
Cutter Service, volunteer firemen,
paupers and insane persons, are sub
iect to tax in the sum of Five
$4,000 Dollars.
Should you be living in Alaska on
or prior TO the first Monday IN
April. 1922, said tax shall be due
and payable on said first date ana
shall be delinquent after May list,
1922. Should You arrive in Alaska
later than first date above men
toned, tax will be delinquent thirty
800 days after your arrival, CT
within ten (10) days after notice
is given you.
All persons. firms and corpora
tions employing labor shall furnish
list of employees to collector and
are authorized by law to deduct
amount of tax from wages OF EN-
ployees.
Fines and imprisonment are pro-
vided by the Act above quoted for
those who fail or neglect to pay tax
or furnish list of employees.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April
4, 1922.
A. Z. GURR,
School Tax Collector for the
City of Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

engineer on Norwegian vessels sailing
on the Atlantic and was on several
that were struck by German sub
marines, bltt escaped each time
though many of his shipmatcs were
drowned.
The Maudc was destroyed in a ter
rifle storm and all on board were
lost The news of tho disaster was
carried by thc Associated Press but
the names Of the lost were not givcl
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
FORMER ALASKA BOY HONORED

KaZis KraucZunas, Jr., whose faith
er was formerly connected with the
immigration service in Alaska and
who was Socialist candidate for
Delegate to Congress, was recently
made captain of the Queen Ann High
School basket ball team at Seattle.
He is IS years CT age, and formerly
went to school at Ketchikan. His
father has been pracNcing law At Sc.
attic for several years.
Transfer work. coal, kindling. l..
NJ. Ritter, Phone 292. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
DAWSON RESIDENCE BURNS

The fine Dawson residence of vii
Liam Rendell and family at Seventh
Avenue and Princess Street, in that
city, was recently burned to the
ground. A small part Of the furniture
was saved. The house was built in
1902 by Henry Macaulay, then Mayor
of Dawson. and afterWard a justice
of the Territorial Court there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
FINAL MEETING OF OLD COUNCIL

The city fathers viii hold their
regular monthly meeting at the City
Hall tonight, the last one OF the pres
ent councils term. All unfinished
business will be cleaned up and the
monthly bills will be paid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
Radium Expert Dies at
81 Years; Pays Price

COPENHAGEN. April 3.-Profes-
sor Johan f. Fischer, who was pop
ularly credited with knowing more
about radium than any other man
in Denmark, has just died at the
age of "a.
He paid a heavy price for his
knowledge. While experimenting in
radium he lost several fingers. In
1921 he visited America.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
MAIL REACHED HERE
ON PRINCESS MARY

-Four days mail reached Juneau
Saturday night on the Princess Mary
the dispatch having been made from
Seattle last Wednesday morning to
catch the steamer from Vancouver
that night. The Jefferson had only
one hours mail aboard and the
Queen, arriving here this morning.
had about L hours dispatch of mail
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
BRINGS BODY OVER TRAIL

The body of Joseph Mlnicr a paw
son pioneer who died recently at that
over the ice and snow on its journey
to the old Indiana home of the pio-
neer, which will be the final resting
place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
.AlASkAN'S BROTHER BROWNS
IN WRECK ON THE ATLANTIC

H. B. Udstrand Of Kctchikan has
received word that his brother Olaf
Ulstrand, 36 years of age, lost his
life when the Norwegian steamship
Maude sank in the Atlantic, January
81, He was chief engineer of the
vessel.
During the war Olaf Udstrand was
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
BIG DANCING PARTY

Almost everyone on the Island were
guests at a dance given by the Fin
nish people Saturday night in the
Eagles Hall The affair lasted until
about o'clock Sunday morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
LADIES TO MAKE APRONS

The ladies of the Congregational
League are requested TO be present
Tuesday afternoon at the church with
needles and ~silimbles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
BANDMEN ATTENTION.

Meeting and rehearsal tonight a.
A. 3. Hail at 7s30 O'Clock. Please
he there and be on time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03

Do you want a useu carr Tell the
kind and price gen will pay, in a
ad. Someone will be glad
to read that ad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
| m MIGRATION OFFICER
DEPORTS TWO ALIENS

Rade Alexieh and Nikola Bulg, Ser
bian~ were d2E1rtc1 from Ketchikan
and sent back to Canada on the last
trip OF tho Princess Mary. They
had tickets for Juneau on the Prin-
cess Mary, but had no passports
when thoy reached Ke.chihan and
were taken from the vessel by W. G.
Strcnch, immigration OFFICER at that
place, and when the Canadian liner
returned to that place on her south
Bound voyages they were pat back on
board.
New styles ii engraved calling
cards at The Empire office. Prices
reduced.
Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48r adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03
HOT WATER

HOT WATER.
Plenty Of 1t all the time at White
House Barber Shop. J. ID. Van
Alta, prop. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-04-03

A. r.. GURh,
School Tax Collector for the
City of Juneau.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

a1lent felt idrlele raftloS bonn
5turm getrngen, e11por, 1nb Ton.
traitierte ieltiam nit Dem id1par5en
Nollh aus Der Maidine, tpeIben Der
tobenoe 5hirm ipincnbtDarts trieb.
Wiulttg blidten mir Der @efabr ins
Muge, benp bon inherent entihloiie,
men &a,loeln bi1rg has 8obl ooer Me
be BET inns aaloerirauten 8afiagiere
nb.
grmattet u1ro erfroren erreihten
mir Die @n0itationen.
Mls ib am eriten Morgengrauerl
mieoer auf meiner citation un6 III
meinem 9ans eintraf. 90 trat mir
meim lBral1 bleib unb ubertpabt ent
egen. giniam lta11o Der geihmidte
8anenbaltm zines 2ibteridm1des
berallbt IN Der gde.
vDuS no rein trauriger Mehb-
na6tsnben0, iagte meme Srau, in-
|loem lie midi umermte.
vg1idt BOD" erlDi0erte ib n0as
mar Elm i60ner Weibnadtsabeno;
eenn es mar mir pergonnt, ourdp
meme gnti6loiienbeit bas 2eben
pieler 5tlerbalten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
8clebmne Scr utetctt
M1aiic."

Ser bieier Sage b%erltor6ene gb-
rem : Br1jioer1t 6es Central 8ereins
@r. Nifola1s Conner, pflegte mobl
bon ser totem Mnlie" at ipreden,
mem bon ser @leidpultigfeit Der
!&atbulifen I'M angemeinen nnD Der
&ereirsmd111er I'M Be onoeren ben
8eItrebungen bes Central 8ereins
gegeniiber Die Geoe mar. 8ie oft
bat er, oes nnnua1ts boa, bon Die
fem 3uitanb geipro6en, 0er, pie Elm
broniideS nebeL Die geinn6e gnt-
midllng ie6er 5dtigfett fir bic
BoIfsmoblfabrt, ser 6ri1tli6en 9e-
mofratie 2eo's KILL, bebin0ert.
No9 mand an6eren Mann aus
nnieren &eiben franft es, 6aB Ole
trGge gdhpere Sic Mebr5aW unie-
rer @enoifen nab unten 5iebt, mo=
onrd gommll11,g Ser arafftte nn6 bas.
-9aien= Nppltolates nidt MIR be-
ihrdnft, Ion6ern geraoe5u 1lnmog=
lid, genaabt miro.
GrfiiQt bon iolben @eoanfen,
inns Der 8eiorgnis, DIE baraus i6
ergebel1 muB, idreibt Elm, in gen-
troll gerein : &reiitnbefannter II.
angeiebener Or6ensmunn aug feiner
ltinen @a11le folgenoe bortpurfboQe
3eilen:
uSeutc erbielt ib Sic Mobember-
hummer oes bor3iigliben Central :
BereinSblattes. SD mobtebei ru1r.
oberflG6lid}em Durdbldfern (oie.
Mrtifel muB man itueieren nno alio
bornebmen nnb ertpage1,
nm ben Snbalt iib Ggen 81 mahen(
sic beideioene 3rnge ite1en, uie
es mobI nit Ser MATHEMATICIAN
loerer beiteM iein muB (es giM let.
Der al1d, nob io1de unter 5en Weit-
glieoern 0es 9. st. 6. Central : Ser
eins), sic % beboupien, bag Gem
tral 8Iatt berfeble feinen 8pef,
0enn es lei 5n bod geihrieben fir
oen gep0bnIiden Mann Il. /. ~. S9b
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
2luf Ser Gefo1notipe
Grlebmis an einem @cibmabtsabenb

GrIebniS an eine,n use

nn6elidnrfen Spisen tDie boie Dual.
geiiter III Ml,gen 2ippen nn6 @an-
gen ~fyltbobrten. SIMMER oid)ter
fiel Ser 9dnee bonn &irnmel. fdred.
lider berlte Der eiiige Sturm, Der
trok Ser marn1en &leibungsitiide
his anf Marf 11nb 8etn brang rnb an
Ser Ibner %ferd)enben Maidine ietne1l
l1nmr,t orstobte. l1nbetrrt eilten mir
m,f ser gldn5e1o meiBen 8abn net
ten - sic S6ienen maren bollitan-
bia pertpebt 11n6 lteBen binter nns
nllr aufgemiiblte 5dneemaiien 5t-
rid, in sic Ser Stltrm idt,aubeno
ms Icnlen5 b%ineinflhr. 8alD
tal,d)te Gin Observation-Disclosures auf
mi SEM ser 8abnmarter trok BEG
gdneege1tobers ial11tteren6 an bic
Miibe qriff balo pie6er cine Bride,
iiber Sic ser Bug 6onnern6 6abin-
Iaulte. @orm6rts, bortpdrts!
;3,1 meinem 9eiomeien ber1erfte id
balls, sob ser &ei5er nod Elm Ne1tling
rnb penig NIT Sen Mrbeiten mabrero
Scr Sobrt nertra1>t NOR. Sd m1Bte
MIDI nid)t MIR Inn sic aebortge Sn=
iton6haltuna 6es 6e1ers b%efiirnn1er1t,
1onbern ul,d) ben @eIfel bur6 Die
@a1mpen oos erfor6erlide Woiier alts
fiifren, fltrs ale 8orri6trtngen or1=
oro,,en, sic elm geihalter Sei5er obne
beion6ere M11fforoertnq perri6tet:
Satte id) beim Seffnen Ser Se11ertiir
lit sic mebaliiben6en 6el,ermoiien oa
ltnte1 inn loben6en Shlunb ge1eben,lo
mar ib momentan .erbltnoet, uno
ldlob %iefltnSenGong ste N1tgen, tim
midi mieber an 6as Shneeli9t at &C.
m0bnen.
Erotoem ging anfangs oues gut
,,no mir pniiierten glidlib mebrere
.5tmionen. l1nmiqfiirlid tpanoten iid|
meme @ebanten Sen Meinigen, met
nem >So,ls at. Sd iab I'M @eiit, tpie
sic lieben @Iienen in Ser 6unflen
@onn1er o,,f Sos Mn5iin6en Ser
2idter at sent 8eibnaGtsba11m
tparteten: sb fb mein aiebes
0eib, tpie es, ielbit oes Sroites Be-
biirftig, sen, @leinen Eroit ipen6ete
,no lire &ofnr1re, bob i6 balo
auriidfebren -tpiir6e, belebte. Bon
3eit gu. 8eit bra1titen mir an einem
gunp6terbGushen boriiber, o1s
:6eiien Geniter better 9i6terglona
in Sic D11rfelbeit fiel. Dort nr1-
ringten i1belm6e &inber bas Weib=
nadtsbdum9en. Die @liidltden!.
Do ereig,1ete ii6 ettpas, mas
'neine Mufmerfinmfeit gar5 in Mn-
iprltd nabm. 8ir paiiierte1 eben
cine Ste1e, 6ie e;,1 itarfeS @efan
botte, i6 rief baber 6em Sei5er
Slider gu, er moge ste 8remie Elm
tpenig an5ieben.
Mls 6ieier nun meinen 8efebl
ollsfiibren >poute, ert0nte etn Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

Igdienen sic Mobaiion Ser Mdoer
at bergrobern, mari Die teale.
rlulg 3nriid, gub gegeronmpf, bob
Bic Maidine III allen glieoer1
pibrierte erblih nod bange1l
(sefnnoen ber11inoerte im bas
Eempo, 11no ser 3ug 1tef nit benz
Iebten 9agen an Gn6e 6es Ser
rons. 81 branfte bon Der nnoerer
|geite Ser Herionen5lg tn ben
8obnbof, MIR noh eintge nmbre-
buugm, uno pir. fittu1oen Dart BEL
eil1a1l6er.
SEER, iino lie beriiM! go
milo in sic @reu5ungsitation Bin.
ein3ufabren /" b05rte ih 0ie Stimne
bes 5totiongborftebers rl1fen. Sic
m4ren mi Elm @nar mitten burn
ben Yerionen5l1g gefabren. Das iit.
oenm bodJ arg, biele Babrlaifigfeii
m1b boberen DrteS 5nr 5pra9e ge-
bradt merben.M
Sd NOR bonn Shred nod 10 be-
ta1tbt, 6aB ih sic @ortpurfe ihinei=
genb Mnnabm, mdbrenb ib midl
nit Dem @inieken zines nenen
g; aiferitanoglaies beIdldftsgte1
Gttolid fnrb M bie 5prabe,
aber SIT langen Museinanoeriebnn-
gen NOR iebt feline 8ei. &aid
1pur6en sic 2ofomotipe u1o Der
&ei5er gepebIeH, Damn gitg es
mie6er bt11o11s IN Ben irtnrer 6id.
ter falenoel1 Shnee..
rNaIien 81 iebt ou," rief idN|
meinem 6ei5er 81, nun fon1r1etl
mir an sic gefd1brli6ffe 5teae, ment1
hpir Sic moblbebalten paifiert hnbpn,
foi'nlrer mir bon @liid iagen. Sdlie-
Ben Sic sic Dor6ere un6 offnen Sic
Sic bintere Mibetflapppe ionf orin-
gen Sic 5niamnetgeba1ten Sdnee-
mal1en ut1ter Sic Soften u. toten oas
Tel,er." SSh ielblf morf nod etrige
Sdnnfeln &obQen IN ben geofnetet1
feurigen @9lntb, I'M i'm Won1ent
ser gr0Btetl @efabr Bic poae 9a1npf-
baft meiner Moibi11e entfalten 3n
ff05n1ren. No6 meiter 6ffnete id ben
Megnlotor, roider muroe bag Sentpo
oes ausltr0menfen DampfeS 1itt6 Der
i0omit berulnoenea r%nlienoen 5bla-
&c, eilenoer nod fdoB Der Bug oabitt|
3roben6 turmte iib nns cine
.5hneetporb entgegen, bic mir 1T
bolle11 2anf b~llrdbreden mnbten,
menn mir nibt inter benz peiBen
2eidentu6 begroben fem polten.
Nfeil1hnem tIrmte Der Bug IN
Sen 5bneeberg fnein, bod out
iprikten uno priibten Die o11gegriffes
men Moiler tpie meiBer Sdn1il1 big
itber sen Sdorn1tein INNER 6i6ter
un6 6idter 6rd1ate Ser aolglatte
Geinb naa nro iihergob III oett feitz
item Mtpnten ste 6etDegfiiden 5eile
Il. sen 6ampfen5en &e'iel, an oel1en
gluttem @6rper er nber madtlos Obj
proate. Maih 1roln BEL Die e1
Durdpfliigen sic Sdneai9feit ab,
fe1den0 nn6 idperft0bnettb arbeite-
te ith sic Maihine 9driH fiir
shrit borfuarts. @t6lt6 nber fob
tie lie mie6er felten SUB, nn6 elite
nun nit b%ergroBertem Ser1pp a1f
Ser eiiernen Balm bor.Ddrts. Mn ie=
Dem @orlprnng, an ie5er grbob1ng
iekte iib 6ag meiBe fliiBige gle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
gs NOR Elm faIter triiber @inter.

s. par elm falter triiber 8inter.
tao, ser "a. 9e5ember bes Sab-
res 1906. Der Sturm tobte
uno riittelte an ben biGt beridloiienen
SenItern mabreno ser itrengen @alte
eliternoe gtsblume1t in Ben 5artelter
Goneu an sic Senfterideiben malte,
sic in sen prddtiglten Bbontaltegebils
0en bineesaubert paren.
Sd, iob bebaglt6 IN sent motl-
nurhm4rrnten 3tmmer ouf Der He.
ierpeltation lit Sberbauien 111tO i9oute
trdunerild Sen bonn @inb btn uno
her geiogten Sdneefloden nad; sic 1T
oifen Mulien bout Sinmel berabfle-
len. l1mpinfiirlid puroe ib III Die
goIoene S,1geno5eit 5uriidperiebt, in
Ser ih ben erlten Sdnee NIT lautem
Sl1bel begriiBt batte, al Die foltltd)e11
Sptele, sic mir geipielt batten, eri11>
merit; bann ta,td)te ein 9il6 bal1sli6en
WIiides olf, III ben sic lieben Meint.
ge,1 in mir bereint, 6as bel,tige Weths
1tadtsfeit feierten. &omme mir nidt
st ipdt," gotte mein iiingites Sobns
den bel meinem @eggat1ge mir aus
oem @ettdpen nodgerufen, "uno lalie
inns nidt mieSer 10 Ionge tparten tpie
I'M borigen Sabr. OH boier lieber
Yapa!"
Mod eine Stun6e, ,1n6 id fonnte
nod)bauie 81, Sen Weinigen. Sd molte
mir Sen be1ttigelr Mbenb nit oe11 felt
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