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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
FREMONT: OHIO.
ohio Legislature.

But little has yet been done at
Columbus. Matters are beginning TO get
settled--and great amount Of work has
been chalked out. Several bills, have been
introduced, and notices given of bills to be
introduced. Among tho most important is
a series of resolutions to Instruct our Sena.
tors, and requests our representatives at
Washington, TO veto against tho reception
OF Kansas ia to the Unicn under the Le-
compton constitution, or any other unless it
shall have been submitted to all tho voters
fer their approval. That's the Republican
doctrinci Another is bill for the relief
of delinquent tax payers, and is as follows
SEC. 1. BE 1t enacted By the General
Assembly ofbe State Of Ohio. That the
county treasurer of each county shall not
collect from any person or persons, who
shall fail to pay the taxes charged to him,
her or them by the 10th day of January,
next, any additional per centum thereon,
until thirty days thereafter.
AphOs lstb luO COuHby tTthSuTCT VI
each county shall not distrain any goods or
chattels for the non-payment of taxes until
after the 18th day of February, 1858.
SEQ 3. That the county treasurer of
each county shall attend at his Office at the
seat ofjustice thirty days Immediately after
the 10th day of January next, for the pur-
pose of receiving taxes
SEC. 4. That the provisions of this act,
relating to delinquent taxes, shall only APP
ply to taxes remaining unpaid Jan. 10, 1858.
SEC. 5. That the county treasurer of
each county shall, on or before the first Mon
day in March 1858, pay over to the treas
urer of state all moneys by him received for
state purposes, agreeable to the certificate
of settlement with the auditor of his county.
SEC. 6. That all acts and parts Of acts
inconsistent with this act, or any section
thereof be and the Same is hereby suspend
ed until the second Tuesday in March, 1853.
In this county, the treasurer has made
out his delinquent list and placed it in the
hands of collectors who have gone into the
various townships to collect the unpaid
taxes. If this bill is to take effect this year
it must produce some trouble.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
Kansas Affairs.

The reported conflict between LANE and
the United States troops does not appear to
be confirmed. He made short work of it
with the Border Ruflians, cleared the coun-
try, released the prisoners, sent the Missou-
rians back to their homes, and returned to
Lawrence. The troops sent forward by
DENVER of course had nothing to do. The
election was all for slavery. Leavenworth
county voted as follows: Kickapoo !, ,Oo5 to
IL against; Lcavenworth 22S to 90; Della
ware PSI to l.; Wyandoote SO to 100;
Easton "a to 3; Connells 26 to l; Todds
4S to l; Alexandria 90 to O; Delaware
Agency 25 to O; whole vote 1873 to 1873.
In Atchison (Atchison Coy there were 211
votes to IA; at Hickory Point Jefferson
Coz 81 to 8. The famous county of John
son had two voting places; Shawnee gave
AGA to Z; Oxford 450 to 0. The DOUGLAS
papers all complain bitterly of the gros;
frauds which were perpetrated at the elec.
ton, and say that the National Democrats
will send the proofs on to Washington.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

WILL NOT COME UP TO THE RAoK.-The
Ohio Statesman is evidently much incensed
at the democrats in the Legislature, because
they so hang back from sustaining the
"Little giant" winding up an article thus
ave can stand defeat, for a WHILE quite
as well as any one in our party and good
deal better than those whose Indifference,
timidity, or selishness may contribute to
bring it about. We shall have to stand it
gentlemen, if lecompton is put through
without an earnest protest from this state
against it; and, in our humble Judgment
those who may be justly charged with hav
ing prevented it, will find, on their returl
to their constituents, graves for their recep
ton narrow and Deep"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

ET Our latest dates from Kansas are st.
Louis, the 18th. Only about half the vote
of tho territory was cast for state officers, and
the democratic ticket is probably elected
The free state party have the legislat'~e.--
Tho vote against the Lecompton constitu-
ton is set down at 10000. Two pro-slav-
cry judges had been arrested for election
frauds. Calhoun has fed to Mo-, and dare
not return. The territorial legislature met
at Lecompton on the 4th. They adjourned
to Lawrence The bill for the adjournment
was signed by Gov. Denver.
EI Via ST. LOUIS, the intelligence from
Utah, is to slst Dec. The troops are in
winter quarters, in good condition, at Fort
Bridger, excepting Col Cooks company,
which is 40 miles distant they have pro-
visions sufficient to last until the lst June,
The weather very mild. AT lcasttwo-thirds
the animals had died. Col. johnson says
the Mormons are preparing to leave in the
spring for the British possessions, advance
parties have already gone out. Brigham
Young sent quantity of salt to Col. Alex
ander. who sent it back with the message
that he would hang any other messenger
from that quarter who came on the SAM
errand. Gov. Cummings had declared tn
territory TO be 10 state Of rebellion, ant
stated that court would be organized nea
Fort Bridger, whence his proclamation wa
dated, by chief justice Eckels, for the tria
of offenders; that posse Of the inhabitant
Of the territory would be used to enforce tn
laws. that failing, the military would DO re
sorted TO, and commanding all armed bod
les Of men to immediately disperse and X
tufn home. under penalty Of punishment !
trial. We hope the dispatches are true.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
IN PARTTTIoN.-susan A

Simpson, Armnda Bertrain Eli P. Bertram, Phile-
mon 2. Simpson, Syyanus E Simpson, James Simpson
and Mary J. Simpson, will take notice that petition was
Thousand eight hundred and fy-sght in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the county Of Sandusky,
State of Ohio, by Frederick Smith and John F. Smith,
and is now pending, wherein the said Frederick Smith
and John F Smith demand partition Of the following real
estate to witt The northwest quarter of section number
fourteen, in township number iour range number
teen containing one hundred and sixty ofand
less in the township of York. county of Sandusky and
state of Ohio Said petition also asks for the assignment
Of dover in said premises to the said Susan A. Simpson,
They hereby further notified that at the term of
said Court said Frederick Smith, and John f. Smith will
apply for order that partition Of said premises he made
and dover therein assigned. FREDERICK SMITH,
JOHN F. SMITH.
By BUcKLAND EVERETT, their Attys.
January II, 1853. 5lw7 pr. fees, S4,s5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

SENATOR SUMNER.--A Boston cores
poudent Of the N. Y. Post, under date
of Dec. 3otb, says: yesterday had the
pleasure of learning from Senator Summers
own lips that he has no intention Of resign
ing his seat in tho Senate. There is not q
man in Massachusetts with heart and head
enough to Gil Mr.. Summers place, who
does not earnestly wish that he may retair
it though he should not speak another wore
in it. They would as soon level Bunker
Hill, because that is silent. His history
talks. He received letters from Souti
Carolina warning him that the "honor" o
that chivalric State would require more o
his blood if he took his seat at this session.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

Gov GEARY ON THE LEooMPToN Con-
sTITUTIoN-Gov Geary having been
charged by a Washington co .espondent
with approving of Mr.. Buchanan's Kansas
policy, has written long letter to one OF
the New York papers Indignantly denying
the charge. He says that when in Kansas
he favored, and now favors, the submission
of the Lecompton Constitution to the peo-
pie, and says emphatically that tho priciple
Of the sovereignty Of the people "must b,
upheld and maintained at all hazards, snd
at every sacrifice"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The fol-
lowing letter from the Secretary of the Ma
w to the Directors Of the Trans Atlantic
Telegraph Company shows that our Gov
Iernment is disposed to continue its aid to
that great enterprise:
Navy DEPARTMENT. Dec. 80.
GENTLEMEN: Your communication of
the 23d inst, has been received.
have to inform you in reply that, by
direction of the President Of U. s. the
steam frigate Niagara, will again be detail
ed for the purpose ofassisting in laying the
telegraphic cable next summer.
The Department will, agreeably to your
request give Chief Engineer Everett leave
of absence, with permission to leave the
United States that the Telegraph Com
pany may avail itself Of his services in con
nection with this work.
am, respectfully, your obcdient servant
(Signed) ISSAC ToUCEY
The British Government has decided Il
detail the Agamemon on the same service
The attempt to lay the cable will probably
be renewed early in the summer
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

Fremont AND INDIANA R. Rive learn
from the Directors of the Fremont and In
diana r. r. that contract has been clos
cd with two wealthy New York Bankers,
by whom iron sufficient to lay the track to
Findlay, is to bo delivered at FremonG car
ly in the spring, and the balance for the
whole line as far as Union, as fast as the
road can be prepared for it. The contrac-
tors agree to take their pay in stock and
first and second mortgage bonds on the
road. The Directors intend to push the
road forward to completion with all possible
dispatch. To secure tho construction of the
road through to Lima, there remains to be
subscribed in this county some twelve thou
sand Fiadiay Jefsrsonian.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
Events of 1857.
From an extended review of events oc-
curing during the year just closed, We con
dense tho following from the N. Y. Herald:

According to the published statements
there have occurred on the lakes during the
year 1857, four hundred disasters to the
sailing craft navigating those inland seas,
involving the loss of 22l lives, and property
to the amount of one million nine hundred
and twenty thousand dollars. The follow
ing table shows the marine losses on the
lakes during the last ten years, taking the
report of the Lake Board of Underwriters
for niue years, and the estimate for the pres
| ant
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
WASHINGTON, Jan.

The Senate to-day, in executive session,
confirmed the nomination of Theo. Scdg-
wick as District Attorney, of New York, in
place of John McKeon, removed. The vote
was 2S to %.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

tered upon its 18th volume. IL is issued
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cense Of his European experiences--th first
of which appears in the early january num-
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

( RE- The Union declares that "all good
Democrats" will sustain the Presidents
Kansas policy. Growing still more warm,
1t declares that "honsst men Of all parties
will do the same thing,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

On Friday last, seven men, mostly ne
gross, were scslded to death by molten
metal, at Cooper's Iron Furnace, Cass Co,
Georgia
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PLEASE TO READ THIS,

Union tip, L0ratn CO., u /, req 1907.
DIR. Tubbs-Dear Sir; When you in July last
very feeble condition, had violent cough for
enormous quantities purd matter such from
an old sore Sometimes II tinged with blood. Ths
accumulation Of matter in the chest became great
cause an enlargement externally Of the breast side
When abcess broke the flow of matter profuse
az nearly suoeation After expectorating thus
freely swelling would subsde The pus would then grad
unly collect again, producing Il lness and fol-
lowed by most copious discharge before This eontin
ued for about four months and uatil after commenced
your treatment was reduced in aesh, had night sweats
and my ankles and lower limbs sweled large that ban
dnging resorted to in order reduce It, MY cough
was continuous, some nights deprving almost alto
gether OF rest or Sleep Improvement gradual but
continued after seeing you until got entirely rid Of my
sweat cough and expectoaon also the enlargement Of
the side end am again heshy Is usual for when In
health SO far the weather Of winter has produced
return Of my old symptoms md health and strength
remain comfortably good had expectation OF ever
again being as well as am now furnish this that
Others may know what means employed during my
am We'll known To- IL citizens 10 whom resencs NAV b
had. Yours, truly. SAMUEL MORE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

The names of $4,000 of those who scrv-
cd in the Revolution have been placed on
the Pension rolls since the 18th of March,
1918, and on the s0th June last only 346
Of this number were reported living. o'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

This, of course, includes the Stark county
vote thrown out by the canvassers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
me oss,o,o, convas.,

The official vote declared from the Capi
tol at Columbus, is as follows:
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A club.of five subscribers, at So, will en-
title the person making it up to copy for
six months; Club of ten at 81 5, to copy
for ono year. Sample numbers and Pros
pectuses sent free to all applicants Sub
seriptions can commence at any time. Mon
ey may bo forwarded by mail Mt my risk
Large amounts had better be remitted by
drafts, or certificates of deposit, 10 Thos.
Brown, Cleveland, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

Total loss in ten years .S13, ,s2l 1853
ers 'P'''' 'y -SS4 300 7o4
Total amount last year 40319929
Reyolutionary patriots died 70
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

Single copy, year lOns copy, six months 90
Three copies, year 500 Five copies six months 500
Five copies year s0OTen copies, six months. 500
Tpn one
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Persons sending subscribers should write
the names plainly, and give Post Office and
county. Address Schouler & Co., Colum-
bus Ohio.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06
Gin &f auf Sob mmb ae6em.
(ShluB.)

Die ytc9 unD bic Gsfa9r pie meine 9lnlteneuna
nit Der it auf ben Barren lcsbisb, trsben mesn ru.
Der an sinerieit5 AUDI tbGtis su werben unS MIDI i'm
&fe ;,t untertisen @iit eincm Belle in tr 6ano
trat ct auf Die anbere Seite, uno aS pa5 lnaet9iim
m eben nit Der pfcte iiter bic beitis blutente gale
fabrn wp(lte beb tbm bteer nit FOLDER &raf tarauf,
paS er0sre lp8ledb lAlaf berabIant Snbe6 sa6 aud
ib 9m wieper cinise Barte Sbla9e auf lcnm bfen
&ppf Daburdt mar a6er aub Die 9Sut6 pes 9Gren
aufs mdbsite 9erei, wcrben unb feline Spriinsc len
@5elhnaufe uno etn Soben Yerriet9Rn ben Neftisten
Corn. Sp& ibien er ermattst ben &anlpi aufseteu
gu woaen absr mir benlerftsn au6 oglsi6 ba er nlr
veriu&e, ienem &cpf Su bsfrsien nNem iGn 9erabs
mdrt5 ;p9 unb nit ben 6nterfi6cn fd 9e9en bic @a=
tel ltsmnte. Damn a9en mir pie Der SGr iih bic @n.
BEL ter ben &cpf freifte unp nun frei par. Sest bc
snnn Der &f Spn gtsusm. Gin S@rei, Elm Gpr,na,
Elm Sla9 aui &cpf unS 9taie beiist6en BON uns ge-
ben erfolste nit SlibeS6neae. gtit aller &raft Die
mir nur bsaben unb 10 iAnea als eS uns MIR mSslid
war, wurpe auf beiien 5irnlAdbsl 9epo6t; bnn aufs
fomnen burfe er jsbt ni6t, wenn mir ni4t Mrcrsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06
Rehben3-G Gsfbidtsn.
(Sortlebun9.)
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Sbepbpr OfunSt.


Sinlpn wplte pielc pfenber;sc 9leuberuns ii6er
i6re SGuIonen aber e9r weni9 l6m,ebebaft fir iitb
Ielb finpen, wie CT benn iber9aupt etpas CUR @nts
pfnplifei neiste, ais e jebt In 9rpBer GrtaIe feline
5anp er9rtf unp nit fammenpen @u9en, bic itm
ieltlam oprtamen, i9m suref: 2eber 6reun9 man
muB pieB einlame eeben an alien 3ipfeln ansreifen
bic id einem nur ir9enp parbieten wpllsn Der chr
libe Sranb bebauptet, i6 Iate @ene CUR 9feitfunN
unb piirbe ipenn ib pplte, einma cine Sd6ulreerin
atseben, pie nod teine in Der gEslt basepeen iet
SD macbte mid natiirltb lultis iber pele @6tpar<
ners nit mir, aber h Serere Sie, tpenn it 70 nmf
menem e!atiben 9tsnner bur6 bic Sa9n babinf(ir9e,
fomme b mir 70 fpls unb 9lidli6 Ypr, ais ld9e bic
gauge gSst su meinen 5iBen, unO ais ssrrate i nit
ben legreiben Snfen meines 8pieS alle 9enen, alle
Stbmotb unp ale fn1ern G'ebanten, bic mir ismals
anf meiner 2ebensbaGn aui9eitcben
Der junse Simpn 9Srtc lie germ 70 rebcn, unb mar
bann nit aaem seriS6nt, waS i9m au3 pnit an i1rem
Gbnn nnb Setn ni6t 9erape 9efel. gr mannte lie
Damn ieinen pbpicpbrenben gGilpfan9, unb pieB mar
ein 9Sprt pas aub ie nit gGpbl9efallen uber b err
9sben liee. Sebt aber mar es 9S6lte 3eit 9ewprben
aufsnbredyea, nnp Gup9rpfne, pbalb e nit i9rem
2lnsu9 erg 9ewprbsn war Yerriet9 elGf Die GuBrlte
lln9ebulb fprt3utpmmen Simun 9attc nal enem
MietGwagen 9el0idt, Der in bieIem QugenG(if aud
.Uor9efaGren fom.
Sic fe eiatie9en, lasts Gup0rOine nod gu i9m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06
iebneomS 25o+, @ommabeaes seap G. GseG,ruor 1885,

Nnn, nad Der Scrlte0uns brinSen sic mid bpdD pe-
Der nad 9aule nnp icupircn bier? SD babe Scmls
Oetsat, nno Sic wirn, bic 9erdtD mir INNER ebr gut
llno mir iinO alle am Srrsmiistecn batc NGer Sic
mien mir Seripreden, bcutc cnmal reebt aus9elaIz
Zen unp um @pttesmen gar nitIt empfnplid SIT iein.
Smon fiBts iNr bic 5nnp anr ia9te Der Ginlapnns
fl'r paS Sonpcr SIT, bri benz Gupbrpiine 9eptGnib
am ltcbenSmirpi9en unr in tlrcm ei9entliden @cnre
erl@tsn nbem iie pann in elmer 2uti9fct itrablts,
re ntd9t ieten encn senialcn slnflns batte nnp SIT
mandcn trllrn Ssencn fubrte. Sn @riportnng bic
les erneucrtcn Glifs 9eeitcte CT iie jebt binuner
unp hr6 lic 3artlih in ben 98a9cn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06

belmlt Serltn psrlnen babe ulp in BEN, 9ccept ecS
Sarpns cin 6prmcbler bemcrtt mprbcn ici, rcr iccc
3aDlun9s fir penle6en auf6cte SG
eape ocn SSe6lelagsnten auf beute Nabmittas mic
Der berbeIteut um mid pann ,u ertlGren, rlns tm 10
lan9e cncn @e9enldein gegeben
Dat man lclde faule Gjeift1trm l6cn ssDSrt! rief
Mapanle Stmpn in 9Gdlcr GmpGruna aus Sa,
fupr lte fort, ben 9Sc6cl nit &ennertifcn purd ies
9enp pas Neccpt tau9t in alsr gSe(t nidtS Der 9amc
pcS Sarpne ut bios nit ieincn 9lnianaSbu&1aten
an9epeutet, unr anberbem piirpelt Oh IN lencr be-
Spr3u9en nnp 9erape in gSebIelIahen acIAilbten
Stelun9 ais SffScr ppd III peicm Sa4 fcin Hcbt
9e9en i'm eintla9cn fGnnfn Oelc bcppr,leten 0cute
lnp bod e9r gut poran, unb tatt iie an boirn, pic
tN mir btSbtr SIT mctncr Sc6ensaufgabe gcmo6t bakc
fan9c id fait itOn an, ic su teneibcn. Dtee eeutr
baben Jtcdt id lie Gabcn gc6t, lie gcrinnen mmer,
unp mir pcrlicrcn INNER. 6atc ids mid pamals in
Der Spcr iiter bic eDeimrurGtDnnen aeGr9crt neil
le NIT Der aualenpcn &rtette nidt ;ulammrn in ei
ncr So9c bcn molten, unb babc t ic in meine 2psr
9enpn'nen, nnb batc ol6 5rGsc ptcier 5a9e ni6ts
nte Summer 9ehatt ieitprm lnp baa GnNr npn
gtcbe 1T rpd INNER nod pe in bcn oten far6arilbcn
3citcn: Der Sube mub bcSa9len! Sp beSa6h benn
aud Su, metn SoGn Supe Sin,pn, b6rR Ou?
pclcn sGrhtl, IN pclrn Sstrag id bic &ptrtte nit
iDrcr 8onSen inubern 6rcunbbaft rebli sctDelt Ga=
Sen mirp.
Simpn wurbe atpe6ielup baB unp rptD. Sh
iche etn, Dap id mid wie einsn unninpi9cn 9tar-
ren BABE bcbanpeln laiien ia9te CT uat6pcntlid.
9fnn perSa9c nltr ntbt men Gins9cr! erwicrrtr
ism bic @iuttcr, i0m S1rtlih unp brcrst pit gSongc
itrri6clnb Sn blt Yerliett gcpcien, Simun, unp
bic &arantel fat DID 9eFpden. slber lebe men
Sp9n, 0cine 2icbe mar etn faulcr 9Srhiel rclen
Aeeept IN lesrr Snitans, 100 rs au taare MHnse an=
tpmmt, ntbt 9Iltig Geiunpcn merren tanil, unp Dir
nitn stnSi9 nnp ollen Sur 2alt fGllt
SD pill Ypr Illem jcbt ebcn, mas aus riclem
SAnft Gpnti gewrrpen, unb rb CT wirflid Yerl6wun<
Den 1T! ref Simpu. Gjefern albenp traf idD ibn nod
be Gupbrciinsn, unp CT l@wur mir bpe9 uup tbeuer,
Dap tb um bic GinlGiuns pes SHrNiels beutc nitht
becr9t 5u lcn brautlc
Stb bel6wbre Did, nt6t biuSu9e6en riff icine
Gfutter nit prnscubrm 2(usbrud gSir mp0sn germ
sllles Sa9lsn, mic mir ss bod ciumal milsl, aber
Seripri6 mir, Simpn, baiiir pe san,e laubere Sipp=
ldaft uitlt meDcr 81 leben. Dcnn, bet @iptt, itb
flrAtr, wcnn Oh wieper bn9ctf, blett OH prdb
mieber fleben, mein 9eetter Sobn, an Dem .sanien
9e6, mas pie lhEne &rfette bei6t.
Nbcr Smpn woae fb burd biele 8rrltcQun9en
n6t 3urild9alten laeu unp Serlpra6 auf lein 98prt
IN firseiter 3ct ,pteper ;uriid su lein. G5 par Dm
Su pit9ti9, 3u eDen, mas eit scern i'm Saue ciner
Sreunbin Gupbrptne Ypr9c9an9en mar, unb inpcicrn
lie an bcren @elinnun9 CT na9 ben crit ge1ern cn=
pfan9enen 9rptem swrifen rurfte, be bieier san,en
@'elesenbeit tetbeili9t iein t6nne.
(SGlnb fol9t)