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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

MoSETARY.-The Boston Post says: "a
general consideration of financial and political
affairs, we think, must lead to the conclusion
that while the great interests of this country
will probably be very prosperous, money, with
occasional small changes in the market, will
be abundant for some lime TO come. The
demands Of prosperity, doubtless, will make
it more active, but it is not to be gainsayed
that for many weeks there must be m in
crease of interior deposits at the scaboard, the
avails Of produce now on the way or that soon
will be, with the opening Of navigation. The
easing of the Lcndon and Paris markets also
will relieve our own of the fears of the most
cautious, and the large payment by our gov
eminent on account of Texas will soon throw
a very heavy amount of specie into The mar.
kets Of the Atlantic cities. After the expert
ence of the last three years, it is ridiculous to
pretend that the export of gold, under any
circumstances, can be njuriously large; while
under the known conditions of the present
case, it may be safely assumed that the outgo
of gold between now and the first of August
will be much less than the receipts from Cali
fornia. The country is importing heavily, it
is true, but it was never so rich MS it is now,
and the imports are not unreasonably large,
compared with those of 1854
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

How THE FOREIGN PARTY INTEND To
RULE AnERIcA.-Chieago is one of the few
cities in the Union in which there is a clear
majority of foieign born citizens or rather
residents, for many who exercise the privilege
of voting there are not citizens. There was
recently a charter election in that city. in
which the foreign party had everything thei-
own way. The following, from a Chicago
paper, is decriPtion of the proceedings at
that election, and is without doubt, a fair
specimen of the manner in which the foreign
party would rule America if they should ey.
er get the ascendency:
"The lowest estimate we have heard made
OF The Illegal vote east at our late election
puts It at one thousand. which is double Dy.
er's majority. The Irish poured in to the city
from all the surrounding country and voted.
Hundreds of Catholic foreigners in Cook
county came TO Chicago TO help their coun.
trymen. Many of these vagabonds voted
two and three times rach going from each
ward to another. Drunken Irish sailors were
known to have voted rs often as four times,
under assumed names, changing clothes for
the purpose. At the Seventh Ward, Irish
men were seen, after having voted, fall into
the ranks and work their. way up to the
window and vote again, while around the
polls stood a wild, excited mob of Thousand
Celts threatening death to all who opposed
them. Hundreds who were challenged and
rejected at the wards on the soath side
swarmed over to their counirymen on the
north side, and there deposited their ball lots.
A great many sworc in their votes who were
unnaturalized, and when The Bible WAS held
to them, grasping il they kissed their thumbs
instead of the Holy book, and by this dodge
eascd their tender consciences."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-The Charleston
Courier oEthe 2lst, contains the following
item:
We understand that the Blue Ridge Rail
Road Company, having declared the contract
Of Arson Bangs g. Co., to be forfeited, and
having refused to retain them rs contractors
for the construction Of the road, Col. Gwynn.
the Chief Engineer, and the President, attend
ed at Anderson, between the 10th and 18th
days of April, TO let out the work which was
in progress by the sub.contractors Of Arson
Bangs e. Co.
The contractsin South Carolina and Geor
gia were all re'let. a preference wns given
TO the subcontractors whenever they produc-
ed satisfactory evidence of character and abil-
lty. Many persons were present and desir.
Gus to obtain contracts, who were disappoin-
ted.
The work was all let out at the same pri.
ces which had been paid by Anson Bangs g.
Co. Very general satisfaction was expressed
that the Company had undertaken the con-
struction of the road, and confidence was in
spired that the road would now be completed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

FIRE.-The dwelling house, kitchen, and
smoke house Of Mrs. Fore, in the vicinity of
Athens, was destroyed by fire on Friday
night last. A few articles Of furniture and
bedding were saved from the dwelling. We
learn that Mrs, Fore had $4,000 in money
and notes Of hand to the amount of $4,000
burned up. The fire originated in the kitchen
and had made such progress when discovered
and burned so rapidly that the inmates of the
dwelling had barely time TO escape.
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EuRrKA.-We have found him says the
Columbus Times, paving subscriber On
the morning of the Goth ult., there come into
our office an old man The SHOWS Of age
had fallen on his locks, but the rose still
bloomed on his cheek; and the radiance Of
truth beamcd refugcnt from every feature
lie came TO pay his yearly Subscription. For
twenty.three years he has been a subscriber
to our office, according to his own account.
During that time he has never failed to make
an annual settlement Of his dues.
"Go thou and d" likewise" [vide Bible.l
tB- A California paper says that The price
of camphenc is "etprnnl vigilance" and $3.50
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COUNTY JUDGES KNOCKED INTO Pr.-The fol.
lowing paragraph appears in the Memphis
Eagle:
eve learn from good authority that the late
enactment of the Legislature, creating the
office of County Judge, turns out to be un-
constitutional The act, we are informed.
fixes q shorter term for the office than that
prescribed in the Constitution of the State
for all ''inferior Judges" This we under.
stand, is the view taken by Governor John.
son of the matter, who will, even if the cleo.
tons take place as appointed, on the Sd of
May, feel constrained to withhold the neces.
sary commissions.
'lf this be so-and we have no reason IN
doubt tive cannot but offer our sincere
condolences to that large army of pubic
spirited gentlemen. who, in few weeks
would otherwise have been honored with the
dignifed title of Judge while ut the same
time we make haste to shower our hearty
congratulations upon that still larger army
OF aspirants, who have been thus saved from
the modification of defeat. To all. we sav
Never mind, the next Legislature will doubt.
less amend the law SO as to give you all a fair
showing in 1858, and legitimate chance of
proving to the people of your respective
counties, that you are learned in the law"
saB- The Office Of the Savannah Georpion
has been closed by the Sheriff.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

Cincisnari, April 2l-Flour 5.65a5.SO.-
Provisions firm; bulk meats 6, Z and g. bacon
sides and shoulders 81 and 7. Whisky I9i.
Groceries are steady,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

Coop NEws.-We are glad to learn from
the following paragraph in the Atlanta INTEL
lgencer, that the Western and Atlantic Road
is now amply equipped for all the business
likely TO be thrown upon it:
A Splendid Machine-The most beautiful
locomotive we ever saw reached Atlanta late
Saturday afternoon with heavy iron train.
The "Niekojack," destined for the w. e. A.
Railroad trade, is first class heavy freight
engine, from the works of NIcssrs. DantfOrth
and Cook, of Patterson, N. J.
The Nickajaek, makes the last We arc TO
receive on the order made by our Road last
year for sixteen new engines. We may now
safely challenge any Road, North or South,
of the length of the Western & Atlantic, to
show such complete equipment MS is owned
by that work. We now have 80 engines in
working order, and are ready for a business
OF 100000 per month.
edS There are seventy one Banks in the
United States having capital of n mil.
lion Of dollars or more each The Bank
Of Commerce at New York has the largest
capital, namely, five millions OF dollars. Tho
Merchants Bank Of Boston is next, having
four millions. The Bank of Louisiana, at
New Orleans, comes nearly mp to Abe same
mark, S3,993,OOO capital. The American
Exchange and Metropolitan Banks Of New
York have each three millions, and tho New
Orleans Canal and Banking Company, tho
Bank of"Charleston, 5. c., have about tho
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

DIsGRAcEFUL.-TheR Roman Catholics in
Albany, few days since, had n drunken eel
ebration. The burning of an efIigy of the
editor of the Transcript was part of the
disgraceful proceedings, because lie express
-es himself rs good American, and in plain
manner. The editor took it good naturedy,
and in an editorial. says:
"Parts Of their proceedings were of the
most amusing character. Maniirsting their
peculiar love for the editor Of this paper, they
sought TO demolish him by burning him in
etfigy, and shooting at an image intended to
represent the unfortunate object of their VEN
gencc. During these orgies we were abused
in no measured terms-Our name was rccev-
ed with jeers and groans and if words could
kill, we would be rs liielcss MS stone. But
fortunately, their demonstrations are harm.
less in their effects. They only serve TO re-
lieve the excited poPuace Of n great guam
tty of bad feeling, while the subject of their
hatred enjoys rs much comfort and quiet re-.
pose rs il hc~was never known to the world.
So far as we ure concerned, we are grtiicd
that we should have afforded our enemies so
much pleasure. For doinE that which we
believed TO be our duty, we incurred their
displeasure, and if the burning us in effgy
secured them pleasure, we are delighted"
The FREMONT AUvLMEHT.-lhe- WASH
ington Star gives the following about the
Fremont Movement:
Within the last few days we have satisfied
oursclf that every man in Washington who
joined the Republican ranks after leaving the
Democratic ranks, is now an advocate for the
nomination of Col. Fremont So the friends
of Mr.. Justice Mclean must stir their slumps,
for those who oppose his election, as the
Presidential candidate, are gentlemen who are
not content to remain in any party unless they
are allowed to dictate its policy, and to help
themselves to the first choice of the good
things The Bairs, Bcntons, Preston Kings,
et al are not the men to play second fiddle to
their present allies, after having "rattcd" from
the democrat, party, because they were not
allowed any longer to be its head and front.
BY the by. it seems to he understood that
Col. F.'s main manager about the nomination
matter is no other than Mr.. Speaker Banks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

The CINCINNATI NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The New York News, one of the organs of
the IIards, says that it is impossible for the
two sections of the Democratic party of that
State TO sit together or TO vote together in the
Cincinnati National Convention. The editor
asks:
as il likely that any name can be proposed
upon which they can unite, that any platform
can be laid down upon which they can har-
moniously stand? Certainly not; and the
vote of New York must, therefore, remain
withheld: it can never be cast in the Conven.
ton. To admit the two delegations would
be virtually to eject New York from the Con-
vention, for she could never agree TO vote"
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sy- 1t is rumored in Washington that
Senator Bell will resign his seat in the U. s.
Senate, during the month of June next, on
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-25

.4g- The Office of the Savannah Georgian
has been closed by the Sheriff.
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Sic @rdnbnetem=8

murbe an, eergan9ctet Mpltaa an betbc Sa1tier aes
lanbt. SIM Se,at mlrbc fe Der Srrnuns 9ent16 anaez
npntiten unb gelrIer, I'M Observation-Disclosures bnaeaen
nnd bsfi9cr Sebatte auf Den Slid b%alutirt, pa mar,
le na6 alem @ctraud crit a~nnebmen nnb Ielen wiQ,
wern l6 baNctte nod Der gBabl cines @prrfers prea<
niiirt hat. Gtele Organization BAT namlib npd) ni6t
fattsefrnSen ,nS 1tnn balptirt in gSaI6inatpn md,
INNER fri16 brauf lps, p9ne sur g3otI zines Ssredcrs
fplunielt at fGtnen.
gSis 6st alien miGtigct SGQrt Nirrce qerabe bas
8ssettteit Dpn benz tbut, mas man %cripnrtet, 70 aud,
bier. Ssinc 8ptI6oft fnm 10 unerrartrt, 10 seoen ATE
8r9el, RAP mon Sc( eter ieltIt cine &riesscrflaruna
9e9en &uBlanr, ais rt SptlAoft crpartet bGttc. Mieree
9efSGt i6 in Dem MISREPRESENTATION, unt slaltte aud,
wpbG in. pieient Sale, btrb feline gpti4aft auf bic
bic gSabl Oes @predcrs mtrten su %fbnnen..
Die Sptl6aft 1T Gill talrntbpQ aiteecarteitetes Qctcnz
lif, unp irirD aud bei man6ent gfrpr1lcntantrn ieine,,
@inFuf ntGt YerfsDlcn. gcn ben pidtielten Y,uften
%rrrIeG6en fitret mir fOlsetSt an:
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binIGtli@ reS srn jenen, itterIhrtttet,en G(astcn=9 5,I<
wert@crtrags, bic 9emcinI 6aftlifc Observation-Disclosures
nnp lltermafuu9 Der characterization @taatcn brtrcfs
fenp, enHpre6enpt Net(amatttnen 9en,adt pprben ieier,,
bic abtr wpbl sa feinem entlpcehenben ~9leIlltate fits
rcn piirpst. l-- 4' ;AtAI
SUp WY WpyAtYtipslle tH Jttt9 Wt SN9lanD III
gusfttt sctelt.
Sn getref Der S,nb;cafuse mill fA Die 9~tesier1nq
MIR uuf cine Gntidapi9uns Der Soften einlaNet, bic
DGnemart brr@ bic Snitanbbaltnns Der 2eudytt6alrne
Ii. (. ~. erwaAie. Spnt uter miiIe bnS Nallblyaem
OGncmartS ~9ebrcbsn tpcrben.
Die @taatsetnna9met ipa9renO brs lctten 5tscal,
SaDrcs betriscn S65,003,93O te aussaben s56,365-
1913, rnS wferter wurOen NOD S9,S44,52S @taatSI6ul.
ben ~abbeSaGlt. ~
Die sa e%rpartcnbe ginnaQme fir bas l~aufsnbc gte6,
n~unsstatr mirp anf sS6,S57,710 ansrsebc,.
Die Staatsidalpet ~beIaufen itb auf ipeni8er ais
40 Ntinipnrn.
Die a%ussaten tes poFpepartcmtnts betrasen 50,
626,206 tneDr ala Die @innn1mea.
gta6pcm Der 9raipent ferner nod anf bic llnru9en
in &anias, auf bic pbidwebenps gtreitfraae ,ipilben
9trrcen unp Silpeit btn9rtpiriel, ~appe0irt e. an bic
9feprairntantrn itnO Datrirten bieleS 2antcs, Die Union
aufre1t 3u er9altrn.
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6i@ mpmber Mn3eiecr.
Spnnabrnn, s.. Sanuar 1855.
@pupermemr @enrn u. ssife

~'ree am Ser9auScnen @cnta8 in icin gant ais @pus
"frns''r ptelss Stantes ~cinseIest. Cine sun Der Geleb-
seellns ertpa9lte Grmmitte icbte ion an pielen 8aae
rff'Stel Spn letuer erndbluus in &enntuie, wprauf er
Den S0" Dem @slss ScrSsltrietenen Gtc l~eiItete. Die
'"esaasStfrsmcn'ee paren auberit rinfa1 unb sinem
reFnOl'MntNaen Situate an9sn,eGen.
Nr 9lantcn int Sinne Der pcutfben SesSlfertna
Sir9ttiens 5u 6anblcl, menn mir @jcuYerneur BiIe
i'm, Nsantsn %perlcIben l~nlerrn @lifmunId al Itil,er
erpabltns rno einiesun9 auf prn bG6lcn Staats<
pplte't %nbltattea, SUI Dem i'm Der sSiae hes gplfes
erDpbel, bat, !Sn elmer .3eit mie Die jrbige, 100 @efab-
reit n'anderlet srt Der %aSrptirten Scs6lter,ins prubsn,
> ut es t'r eieitltf cine SernDi9un9, su wiNet, Dap Gin
Mann bic ;3iscl btres Staates ii, Saaben bSlt' be,
purd9 sSort nab 9drift it6 Ieitber ais ibr 5reunb &C.
;et9t bat, unp mir lsBen SaS gertrauen in ion, baf c,
f@ ltst, ~ 'peit eS an ibm if, ais elm 5reaab Der Gbal
crrelen migb.
Sn pieirr DEMONSTRATING 9eiBen mir i9n in uulcrer
@titte p%iuf9nmsn.
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GtGbtficbes.

Der 9pfseter AGtnb murbe sOn ben
@titsliebern Der psutlhem SasersG pmpasnte in Serrn
". 9dap's Union 0aa" feIHi8 besan9en, Der BON
ibr an bieiert &bsnb arran9irte 8aa mpbte BON iber
5peibnnSert Dericnen belaht lein, bic fb bis ,um friz
fen @cr9en benz Gjenuie be5 San3es %binaaber, ioipcit
e8 lAmerienNc SiRnernn9en e%rlaubten, gGir Ia6en in
Dielem Saalc nod feline iOhhe @enihenma0e ~peretniot
unO eS 1T tmt 10 n'ebr ansuerfennen, paB G(Qes pbre
5tDrun8 abltef. Die 3eiten limb iir 8ibmpnb oliid<
ltherpeiie %Soritber, no man nad einem teben STent(i
li&er, Sun 0elti&en nrron9irten 3an,seraniiaen Die
8ro9s b6ren nubts: SIT es p6ne @ri8elei a6qeaanuenq
g9enn aud jebt nod leiper f6 Tin unb pteber einioe
robe @lemente %6emtrt6ar MAIDEN, 70 ptrb ~benIelben b,,r6
bic @npeien9sit 9eatteter Manner pp9 balb Elm 9ieI
9eItedt. Die 9fpREeit p~erliert i6 in Der Nla1Ie anftSr.
bigger urb %9ebtlbeter @eni6en, ie i6Gntt lib ans Qi6t
gu treter, tpini6t es ben 9tnbern i'm Sfentlt6en auf.
treten nabjuma6fn, Iernt Don i6uen, unb 10 ~Yer(iert
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ssaa Bur Na6rid,t

Msa, Ter fran;0iii6e Spradrnterri6t in Srn. Sub. Rein
II S1ulsrit hsscnnen. Gltern, ipeIde mlniden, ibre ainSsr
Serat bell ncbnen gu laf1cr, rhr9ert lid furs cnt'6(icscn, neil no6
9errnrrten ipereen tonnen.
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DER Jabrcsme9iel wurbc, nit enGe( bearii6t unt
man trenntc lid crit ipIt mad Otitternad,t in ber bei.
ferlteit Sttnimun9. = Sir leDen nit 8erauIae,t, bae
pas frrttrpltbafHtAe SrrbaltniB btclrr bciben 9eret,te
EN- thinner tltni8rres tptrp, itro bpffrn bas burdy bieIes,
letper bel ms Selttihen 70 lelteue, Setlptel bes barmp.
fuiden 3rfantncnirirtens aud, ippblt6uenb auf ar,bers
Sereine 9epirft pirb.
| = Der SaHreSta8 Der S6la6t bei Seer S0rfeons
Der Ste Sartuar, miro radDtsn Dienitaa b,rcb einen
auS3us unlerer Militar=@ pmpaenieet oefctert psrsr,,
@pupernenr 9Gile tpirp i'm gefitpIz @iartelt Sic a,orobe
~perielten ab9alteit. @idy rnlere beutI6e @smsooni.
tpirb ii6 al, ~berielten betbeilisett, uub mir lub liner,
,east rap .fe f4 burd tgre @tGrte uub nulterhoftes
@rereitium ppr ben anperer Gcntpaanieen aus,eidne,
miro. gGie mir bDren, BAT btele @pmpaanie felt i6rem
lestel @''Sri'deit al Wftt9lieoern b~ebentenb suacneul-
men, ultp mir Rcicr, baB np6 re6t @iele Ih i6r on<
lfltebe1 iperpen. 9Spaell cinnaI ,tnierc Geatcr, Bic
9ftbtsipiher, tbren llniinn Bio gum ~2tuserIten treiben
~ 1T Is l'ptbtpsrpta lie I'M Spralls st' bele6ret, bal, Bic
a%pppttrte SeSOlterlin9 audi nit ben gSafet um,l,oeben
serltebt. Nlit Sei6ttgteit f6nnte, Der beutG6en gesEffe.
rur9 mad, l%ilere Gpmpa9nte nnf bunpert Monn az.
braht merbert, cine BAIL, bic bas Gintateitsaefiibl Der
a%ppptirttn SeYplferan9 i6pn gang miirois reprGI,ntirt,
Ste s%Sttteriil9 lit jebt 10 peranberltd mie rim
bubiheS Ntapden, baS l6 iciner S66nbett berust IN
Serte ITS eiiig falt, mpr9ert tbaut's, iiberinprosu fam
man Sor @latteis niht ae4en; bar,n fplst Neqen ,t,b
10 se9f5 fort. sSaS bod Der Sartar fir Elm u~nfreunb.
liAer @'eeGI lit.
Den @lnb-9litslcpern tGeilen mir nit, bas Der,
ielbe in benz ne'ten spfale an Der STEM @traee, ,ipilhen
Srpabe ano @raeeitr. wieber erGfnet pprpen lit.
= @prsetern lief cine Herrafte Sarbioe i'm sot,r-
%suaa,be in Der Sran6 unp Srpabltrase unber. gRr
mar bic Dplisei2
pa l~lniere freutbliAen eeier m5dten mir bora,,f
MADDEN, Dap anierem fleinen Sraser cine
Neujafrs9ate wiatp,nmen 1T.
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Stenite enrppdifbe ssaebriebten.

Das BiAtt9Ie Der leBten eurOpaHHen Na8ri6ten
mar Oob 8arS stfalsn lei. 9tsc @aariAt purpe ais
t%etintmt aa9esebsn, mir RpHrn ieboA nod INNER, baB
lie imD ais elm 5artarenbsri6t berausfelen m5ae.
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tt InsSerfau.
9as an @sasn @iarfte, 'Gde Der etn NIB MmIbantro6s oe,,
gene, gut ~sin8tridttt. --7t r.-la ""i'Ap S'"f
Snack s Boarding House,
iiserr @rtie efcrirt. sHs WV 81 NIL
Ribntpnb, DECEMBER 1855.
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gfetc 0arten.s8irtbIdoft.

Dem 9eclrhn 9ublifrm pirb bic G3artenegBIrtblMo So, ,,,4m
i Nsisi.aIa S SLTglsr SdisTeSlp'las gartenl teleas %sn'pipbIea anS Ut
,ai BSSsn uS fSn tt,sa Sapsa n gf' @agTse ' SsSit ta t,s Spsiet iinb lnS
27Sl ~ -" "''t g.
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;icp ni6t lcbr Ianee ,,riid,
Yin Gnem tublen @tenb.
2Sar es eti- hlbfter @nbIif
Surge 9eiite gu ieben Sabtn tratere.
sc iparen beren sismIih sieIe,
Die gu cincn, Sefe idritter;
Sprt, eurdb elmer Dame .Sub(c.
pat Gin Smuggling irbr selittsn.
gr, in sr6Bsr Gbrerbietltns nannte
Den Nomen Der Game lait;
Sph lie. bic Gbre nidt fannie,
pat aif Character ni6t sel6aut.
Sang falt laste lie: nein!
Ses Slit9in9s @cflblc nidt beadtcnS;
Sp@ alsbalb CAB bteftr ben Gdein,
Dap or rid,t 'par isbr na& ibr i6madtenb.
@ertS beldcisen itabnt tr ltincn Stk,
Sbne cine Gripiberina III maGef.
Sadte ME Der 9rcse Srib
STD e'nipss gu lesert lber @araetsrIpfe Sa6en.
% mar Siele cine tnierer 9euti6lants atd,tsr.
DIE iit bic Gbret-&rpne serbieltc,
YIp9e iie itd nidt ntebr modrl, ;ltn,- (Yeladtter
Die trelde 1T eimr NOD iebr ~bssrtente,
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s. s. steaer.
S. 8. tcacr
Sud9btneer, 9app- unb @aIanterie= 9lrbeiter,

ben anf eos Gtltnt1dsplite au~ssefltrt. Glass iitS Nopps 86ft6en
euer 9rrsen, Die I'D. SIT Stibtntsn eisntn, inb su allen Sreiisn lei
pthlstpeh 81 paesh. :. Sttder, 1913 @ainfr.
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I'D Srtrrlce, Sefannts ub 9ubIifum gum 9tiuds lstnes Solpns
Golla y elaSuiaSsn.. Nebtt eutent unb fsts fri6sm 0ascrbttr
lAe oNt 9etrenlt le 9ptien in auss.mdtItcr SMaIitat IN hottn.
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TIC tmnler r'ebr @rnnb unS Sppen unp mus am Gnbe
9an5llh "erlhirinpen. a6er aud uniercn Dan,en milf
ZEN mir Den Sribut sraen, Dap ie meIentliA ,ur Scbune
0e'ttldlen VetsnS in ~unierer Stabt beieetrasen buben,
rent lelblt Der rcRite @feni6 fiblt I6 prrd pos 3r=
lamntenlein NIT mirtlihsn Oauer, bee,at unb last feline
rpabre Natur ntdt par9bliden, lernt fb annanpiaer
eetra9en ltnp miro 70 nad unb mad Elm belIerer WfenId,.
9faG Sieier fleinen %atibwctiuns TONNE mir mieper
a'tf Den Sp!"eiterbal Der Sager Gpmpaante surid.
f9r. STaO Bate entpredsnpe Sprbereitrnaee aetrpFer,
I'M letne iablretden @Glte in iebrr Scsicbuna ,~ufriepen
III lteiler. Aad bic Gptiaon<Sanp 9erbiente lf6. prrd
'pre Al'spa,ter nnb 9utes Spiel ben Oonf Der HeRt6eilz
tepn'er. @IeiGes 1T BON Der Sslt-@rmmitte at lascn,
Die trrs Der 3aRlreiden : Detlnclmer Die Srpnuna auf~
redt 81 erbalten wuBte.
= Die Mitslteoer bes G,elanssereins Sirainia, De-
men ltd9 pr pcS Quartet GtlbS ,nb IpnIttoe Sreunbe
an9el6lplen 9atten, feiertan ben @slpeferabenb inn
sptale pS 9rt. gSeiltader III einfr eeniitbliten unb
ber5ltdsen Betic. Gin aueerlt ibmad6aftes a~(brnSeiea
mar IN DEM 9arlUr lersirt, pas !Sr,. SO. ale Gbrs
thadte. @elan9 me6irlte nit Spatcn ,np gteoen sui
pas lernere SSpDler9e9en ,nb fr%e,,nbldaftlibe @inYerz
rcpn'cil Der beiben Sereine. Inter &nbcren trua Serr
Nolnm, @tit9lsp bes Suartett Glt6s, fclocnbes fir
ptrie acknowledgements Gfpidt spr:
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sSp @intgfcit uub frp6cr Sinu
li'p NlcperElan9 baS 4e6en ipiir;,
Oa eilet rfntlbe Sreunbe bin,
va ltno bic Stunpen uns pcrtIrst.
Drum lebe bod Sirsinta, a
Snartett Stub lebs bp6, burrab!
9Sp 9armpnie in beutl6cr gruIt
9rlang tnb &prt nnp Gbat ,ml6lieet,
pa fillt man iiN Der &raft bemnbt,
Die fretem bentiden @tutD enriprirBt,
Drum le6e bod &c.
GU ME Der 66nt 3a~u6crmadt
Stets frnbIi9 uni'rc 6crsen itimmt
ST 6reunpldaft 2ieb' in ins eriradt,
gSte Spnnen9laita Der ewig 9linmt.
Drum lebe bpd &c.