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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
Cleveland, Sept. 2, 1859.
A New NInrseiIInisc.

In describing the great celebration in Paris
"Malakoff" of the N. Y Times writes
AS one Of the regimental bands came to take
it's station on the Place Vendome in front of ne,
while its regiment defled past, it played the
new Italian Marseillase, or rather Milanaise,
which annoyed the Austrians so much, and
which they prohibited in their Italian Provinces.
1t was the fret air heard on arriving in Italy,
and the last one heard on leaving the Italians
ate, drank, went to bed, got up, marched and
fought their enemies in unison with its notes !;
did the same (all but the fighting) myself It
is one of those glorious airs which raises
mans hair to the perpendicular and sets bis
nerves in tremor. It utters the plaintive cry
of the Italians struggling for liberty, 1t calls
them from their fresides and clusters them un.
der the flag of independence it leads them to
the midst of roaring cannon and flashing steel !;
bushes TO sleep the dying warriors on the field
of battle, and then sounds aloud the note Of VIC
tory. was always afraid when l heard this
piece Of exciting music that some one might
come along and banter me to Join Garibaldil !
The world owes Italy her independence if for
nothing else than her glorious music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
The roIltieal Contest in CaIlfornIa.

The struggle in California between the two
wings Ofthe Democracy is marked by PERSONAL
tiles and feToeness seldom witnessed in Amer
ican politics Senator BroJerck leads the An
ti.Lecompton Democrats, and his onslaughts or
Senator Gwin, Latham, candidate for Governor,
and other Buchanan leaders in the State are
bitter in the extreme. Gwin, Latham, and 9TH
ers, retort with personalities that under ordina-
~ circumstances would lead 10 dueIs and street
fights by the dozens But Broderiek, though
acknowledging the code, will not accept chal-
lenge pending the election. Among ether
things Broderiek publicly charges Gwin in his
speeches with hasing been the paid agent Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and ac-
cuses him Of having supported the ssO,oOO,OO
secret fund bin, when he knew it was the in
tention to use the money as a corruption fund,
in order to carry the next Presidential election;
either to elect Bachanan, or slide!l of Louisiana
with whom he &c operated in the U. s. Senate.
These charges are boldly made, and Mr.. BrOd-
erick is appIauded to The echo when he makes
them on the stump. Senator Ggin angFily de-
MES them, and insists that there is a conspiracy
to defest him. We expect the war Of words
viii lead to bloodshed before the contest is over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

hot tho hofuihH heauef
Mn. EpIroR II have read the remarks of
your correspondent, in this mornings paper, IN
respect "a ne election OF Wss G. GnotscN 70
the supreme Bench, and have no fauls 10 find
thofowith.
1t seems to me that the bare 'lact Of his own
ing and selling negro slaves when about to
leave the State Of Mississippi, some twelve or
fifteen years ago, ought not to disquaify him
for any office in the gift Of the Republican
party.
/ said vPis distinctly in my speech last week
in Elyris Nut said, further, that could not
vote for Judge Gholson, under present circum-
stances, becaose 1 had long ago formed and e1-
pressed the resolyNnOt to vote for any man for
Supreme Judge, vhowould assist in the remotest
degree, in carrying or the Fugitive Slave en-
aetment Of 1850, in Oho. "a u
Perhaps / am over scr1,ulous in this matter.
but mustbe allowed to ,y5q according to the
dictates Of my judgment. IN lu
have been accused Of "makag an attach ~
upon Judge Gholson, and OF reciinq "Demo.
cratic slanders" against him for thoVurpose of
indulging some latent spite.
This IS all false My relations WitRJudpo
Gholson have always been Of the mostplesant
character, and have never spoken Of him in
public OF in private, without extOlling him "a
the highest terms, as a courteous gentleman ans
profound lawyer
i desire The friends of Judge Gholson to un-
dersland that ! cherish none but the kindlest
feelings towards him, and l think l may say
with truth, that would rather sec him elected
a Judge Of our Supreme Court, than any law
yer in the State Of the class that favor the con.
stitutionslity Of the Fugitive Enactment. OF
course, ] prefer him to his pro slavery opPo-
nent.
had, long before his nomination, pledged
myself to vote for no man for that station, who
was not fully committed against that infamous
enactment; aud, believing that Judge Gholson
honestly enteitains the opinion, equally with
Judge Swan, that the enactment must be res
pected and enforced until repealed, 1 have
thought it advisable to say, as do now say,
that, for this cause, and This alone, cannot give
to him my vote.
The scurrility Of anonymous newspaper cor
respondents will never move me from a well
considered determination.
R. P. SPALDING.
Cleveland, Sept. 2, 1859.
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rhe pe.tllen,lnl ClImnte Or AfrIrn.

Inc Eeetientiui Climute OF Africa
This season at Sierra Leone there is fear
full mortality among the few white inhabitants.
A letter from that place dated July l4th, says,
that out of the ninety or one hundred inhabi.
tants of the place forty.fve had died within
about two months. Mr.. oldfeld, agent of the
Mail Steamship Association, and Bishop Bow
en-, of the Episcopal Church, were of the mum.
Der. The schooner Bronter left Sierra Leone
on the 21th Of June, bound for New York.
She had five white men and one colored on
board. On the first day out all the white
men were taken sick, and four out of the five
died. 1t is a singular circumstance that when
a ship has been in an unhealthy port the worst
of the sickness and the greatest mortality com
monty set in after she has left the harbor and
reached more salubrious atmosphere.
The White Missionaries in Africa suffer ter.
nbly, and die off very fast Out of one hun.
dred and seventeen white Missionaries sent ont
by the English Wesleyan Methodist Society,
tityfour died in the field of their pic us labors
The same ratio of fatality has been generally
experienced by the other Missionaries from
England and America in that part of beni hit.
ed Africa. The British expeditions to explore
the Niger river have served to establish one
great fact. 1t is, that the climate is of the
most deadly character to the white man. There
were thirty. eight Europeans of Parks party,
and all of them died. The Liverpool expedi
ton lost forty whites out of forty nine The
Government Steamboat expedition of 1882 lost
tortyNtwo out of one hundred and forty whites
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

LOUIS NAroLEoN's MODEL TENANT HoUsEs.--
There has just been completed on the BOule-
eyaTd Mazas, a block covering about lOOO feet
by 100 which is divided into 3ll tenements,
SO shops, and PoFters' lodge, aside from the
fifth story which is cut up into single rooms to
be let singly. The whole building is supplied
with water and gas. The tenements consist Of
a sman 1ee6pGon.roou, diningroom, kitchen
and one or two bed rooms Great care ha'
been taken. to secure good ventilation. The
whole block will accommodate population o.
1900 to 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

We learn from the friends of the Hon. d.
X. CARTIER, that his note to the Herald is not
to be interpreted as apositive refusal under all
circumstances of he use of his name for mem.
Der of the Board of Equalization. We under
stand that il the Convention should strongly
desire that he should take the Office he would
do So although he does not seek it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Coauty Rspablioaa Non,iralins Conventlou,

Republican Delegate County Convention for Cuyaho-
81 Couny, nIe hereby npth 4 % meet at the old Court
House, n o Chy u Cevulnnd AZ ten O'Clock In the FIRE
uoon q setdgy The thru dag OF September 1850 for the
pEp1ao 0 noninaiug oandldatcs the following oces,
20 ved W by tbs electors Of said County AZ the COM
Ing election ior that purpose, viz;
Oue Souaior aud representatives renrfsent ts
County IN tho n0rt General Assembly Of this state;
$50 "A Prosecuting Attorney for said County;
CouniT Treasurer for said County
in| "A Coroner for said Cnuuiy;
B. a County Uammis toner for said Comfy, and
A NJ mber Of the State Board OF Equalization.
Areeable 20 vote Of the County Convention Of last
year each Township and w IN the County will be emit
lied 20 epreseaatiou Of SIX Delegates in said Couny
@ Convention.
Tus Tiwuthip and Ward Meeiings for the appointment
said Beteates sre nefe notified 10 be held the first
day of Seember the usual place for the holding #
eurh meetings such rnwnsaps aud Wards respectively
The meetings p the rowusps 10 be held
o'clock. md in the Wards n be held from 10 hil past
eight o'clock An the afternOoi as of said dsy.
~ d .Ir JOHN A FOOT,
y aas,.a Chm Cuvahoga County Central Committee
Cleveland. Aug. 2, ls5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

HoRRIBLH-six LuNATIcs BURNED The
night Of Aug. 2sth, at Bath, N. Y, FIRE broke
out in bui ding adjoining the County Poor
Housc, occupied by the Insnne, and six of the
unfortunate occupants were roasted alive
After tho FIRE was discovered there was only
time to break open the doors and secure the
nearest victims from the flames, all Of whom
were badly burned. The dead were mostly
old men. y ~ "-i aJi.aauo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

GoRED ny cow-Thursday evening Mrs,
stsams, an elderly lady in Dover, CuyahOgu
county, while in tho yard milking cows wal
attacked by vicious one, and so gOred as tc
endanger her life. Friday morning her reeOv'
ery was hoped for,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

sAD.-TwO young ladies, Julia, daughter Of
Lawrence Waterbury, Esq, of New York, and
Miss Craven, of Norfolk, were drowned by the
copsiEing of yacht in the Sound, on the lst
MA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
| From Dr.. WINCHESTER. baltimore

Mr. AndersOn's hearing 4tll continues we'll feel the
more Interested in the for advised him pn himself
nn er reHimen feeling satthsd II you cannot restore
his hearing 1t viii not be dORe BY any of the profession
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

In common with sono four FIVE fellow Attorneys,
would ike fe nom naon for the Office Of Prosecuting At
tUrney from coming Republican Convention. provided
always the Convent are wiiDs 10 besioW me nom
inaf6n upon me without requiring me before-hand TO
pledge m,ority Of the delegates 70 my SUPPORT BY but
ton-ioling aud tips-lnying. T. 4. INGERSOLL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

GARBALDI's ENeLIsH FEIEND.-During the
bold leadership of Garbaldi in the italian war
an eccentric Englishman rendered himself ia.
nous by his services on the field. The cores
pOndent of the N. Y. Times saw him at Mi.
Ian, and writes
He is about middle age, dressed in bottle
green, and POSSESSES the most Indifferent pas.
sive physique Imaginable; a young volunteer
who was with me described his mode of fight
he is accompanied by servant who carries
his six barrelled revolver, (musket,) and loads
while his master with his opera-glass spied out
the Austrian epauettes-one, two, three, four,
five, siI-servant retakes the revolver, master
applies his glass, and 80 on throughout the fight
apparently Indifferent to the enthusiasm he ex.
cites and quite unaware that he is doing an un.
common thing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

EDITOR LTADER: Please ar' ounca LOREN PREM
TfSS onr present efficient Prosecuting Attorney, as can
didata for fs-eleoliOn to that oihoo. ,.,., ,...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

The name or THos G ELLIOTT will be prosepied 10
the County Republican Convention cond ate iOr lIeas-
urer ny many friends. who, from long and nitrate Se,
ouaintance with his uneldng integrity erlng usuees
9unfrHtons aud devotion the Republican cause know
him 10 possess in an eminent degree all those qualities so
feauisite for the Office
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

EDS. LRADIR: Please announce that BAbVEN BUhMkE wv
is cand date for the Office OF County Treasurer subject
ohlige his FRIENDS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

d. g. ROLSOM. A M
Associate Proprietor aud Principal Of Cl,,sl.ns :

'''''' Proprietor aud Principal Of Cleveland College
~ A s. holarship is 1000 in the sevsn co,,... .
bPENCERtAN PENhfAESIiip II r. ,e ~. ~ Al99iieses'
A. Phelps ard others ~ 'eubAt p3 az author,
ion sSd $50 Law sT csISrs' by The Professors Of the Un
MssS9 srsalod sSso9's %,AA1hERlcAR MERcHANTp
esetptesi Agrlou9g staiies o nme,st iias' hiall-
Ss pit sSuuS H' i''s ars published in New Yoft a
5s5 az. naoa III segnd 20 tbs Colleges or hsr
pages. Address above ~ ~ 'e'e iof SsIaiospe oi 10
,ANVASTER STAROH.-We have
~ N store and fa lie, 0l0 boTes RuRr 81 "a M
W 4, = ~ iaci ufi0g ds All OF Me ssu
O hAhEhk Coz Lapoaser ohio made ifa@ tha bss
~ ane.sh yotn Ehieh We oftr 1t reduced price
ttNet '9aAA ~ all TaaDtcts 40 any Starch made
sii,ShiS5 mo HUBBY, HU6HEs co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Mr. Enron; Please annnuuee the name Of LYMAN e.
TIIAYEV as candidate for the nominal ion OF Prosscu-
ting Attorney by the Republiau County Convention
' - MANY REPUBLICANS. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

John COON will bo a cundi' 'nie before the oompI
r. fnnhlican unity Convention for hopftaehlhANe 'h W
nr4t f3dnnrhf Assembly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

.vamu s@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

rms rr.nrn. pieaso announce the name Of WM
TOUsLEY Of North Royaltou VIII, Will be piesenssa "
the Cuvnhora County Republican Convection - teho
ate ior tho ofioo Of II prUsoniuiiye, by
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
Extract FROM the washingtoS National Eeneer
January 18th. 1851.
Irrum Professor nLonEnr. R,ltlnorc

VI have this day Miss Wse her SIGHT perfectly re
stored. am happy TO conviction that BY gO
skin and Judgment she has been saved from the greHEe
deprivation that could have bo,allon her"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Ems LEApERi Please announce b. L. sPAHGL EH n
candidate before the publican onvsntion, for County
Treasurer subject TO tho decision of the Convention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

The psms Of WILLIAM b. CASTLE will ie prevented
the Republican County Convent on for the oiaGe q
Count, Treasurer by friends to WHOM 9 acruIate
business he hits serug integrity and unswrying devotion
tn foedom are guaraniee Of bis fneas ~ ihat ohoe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Tiptron Trsnru Please announce the name o. " -
a. caudidate for Seuaor subject % We aeolA
ion Of the Republican County Couvenign m an 9,t6qps
perea Aus "a
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Gnarapers.

ESI5 a. 1VINII AND IITHOG5HAPHINq
DRAINARD q BURRIDGE, WOOD
DENGRAVERs AND LITHOGRAPHERs B'hk
trast Cteve and =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Fptron IeApFp, Please announce the name Of WY y.
DisnC of Befoh "a candidate for the oioa y slhte
S6na or subject 10 tho decision oi the S3ehV
Convention and ohiiso MANY NoAhh''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

ORLANDO CUTTER will be candidate before we y
Republican cssnty Ceeveption i9s aG oinee od
best husines men and hns never he'd an ONCE OF h0nof
and proft in the County
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

The name Of CALEB ATwATER win be presented I
the next Republican County Conven iCn as candidate
for the Office Of County Treasurer. ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

FpIroE LEADER: please announce that the name O
AARON MERCHANT wi I ba presented 70 tne fepno
can County Convention for the office Of S9pni NJ
subject to their deci,ion, and oblge HIS fhANNDs'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
pRosEoUTING ATTORNEY

The name Of WILLIAM TREAT will be before the
nrer ~ OLD SETTLERS.
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on ne 18th v T.. Mr OHN j. HENrIr tn1 Nl
mmtiInhhNA WILLIAMS, both Of Comdt.ortin y
A s.g SA ss .ss s sI. lq'E
Ifum inll couh y.
ln efrrst.yil 9, on the ss,h uN Mr. JAN HERRt
ana Mt'ssARAH M. TINKER.
In .Ws.. Apdoyer IN tho 2stb ult, MI IANKLll
Anduver
10 AIon, on The 2shs ult hff. Sis plAYNE
9%ilA % MAhGAREEr 4. MEEsEi boti baih, au'
On The esih ult. ct Cuyahofa Falls MARTY.
- ROACH and Miss SARAH J. JAM
-.---,-----=----=
IN L9lede, Aus. 2olh, ALICE r niof Dr. Venn'
esod II yUala
lnkipgsy he isth ult in theih year ols sEe'
~, aWEL WAhD, Tor nany years rdeni or il''"H-
~
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Boarding.

DOARpING HOUSE. DIR. BEACH
has taken the tine Boarding House, No. 2iL super
street which has heen newly fitted up and Is now oge
orthe reception of boarders ly29:ssS
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
Public Square, and by ihe stone ChuIch-One OF the
pleasanest locations in the eiiyhss been horoqsy re-
for BObrHeTs. rUmties Wishing 70
furnish their ugu rooms acd with large
and convenient aud bedrooms; and single Roorders
Will fud good uccOmmOd ai1Ons on reh
sonable terms Ladies not excluded References gyen
sod received. anrlR@ >. W -hOHh ~ - =:
lDOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-,
ID MODArED. IN trasunAble trrms, with fuTn shed
or nnfur shed rooms. a ~ -eneca So lEg1:53
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COUNTY, coMMIssIoNEn

The name Of DR.. A EVERETT will be presented to tn
Repubcan Count Convention q candidate for nomiaa
tion TO ne Office Of County Commissioner BY Lis nds
CITY 4 COUNTY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

M Enron. pies.s Gnnouues the hamh Of WILLIAM,
DAY Is a candidate for the ONCE OF County Ties w
subject 10 the doosion VI the Republican iSn s
obligo NUhhhoOS FhAf-A'A'4''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

The name Of JOSIAH A. HARRIS, Of Cleveland WI
be ed the HeNt Republican County Coeehoh US
! candidate for tho Office Of County Treasurer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

IH9a
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STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

MR. EtIToR: PoBse annouLce the rAme Of ALFRblg
FISHER, ESQ. caudda for the oaioo Member Of
Stale Board Of Fuugzaon TO the decision OF tho
Republican Convention and oblge -. :, .,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

rtfron IFAnrR The name " out ohle mo ttholent
RepressntsNo, MCHARp PAhs0NS VIII ,. 9e s,l re-
aanted 10 our next Republican County I9nAtutuh ioi "
octioa he has been tried and lana iaihi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

A am ioformed Il is beus iadustnousg rumored that
hSve siibdraWn ftdm tho canvRss candidate iot
County Trsa.uTnr desire TO such rpmor Is enp m sg
unauthorized BY mo- On the contrary, desire 70 pe
candidate and n my fellow citizens shau connge VIZ % wv
ties Ct that ONCE to ne, expect 70 deh95ge ths 5h
fully. r...-. 3D.. .. ...... I...f W D. SNSAA-f-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Thenams Of HENRY +. RRAYToE will be presented
10 the County Republican Convention for the once ol
County Treasurer, BY numerous friends why sye shoNh
him long and we'll aud trne TO the cause 81 heeup
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15
l'ensoaao, 9So, SOmnoOems Dca g5. c5oo,ssar 1859.

SNr SsrPre6en getsu, nibe ;u unternebmen,
Sor nltn Dingen ptrIanse ttb pa5 tcf1e StQ-
ldmsi9en uno bic Srmabrun9 uniercs @ebeim.
nifeS.
SRre Grc:lsnl t6nnen iib auf mc;n g8ort per-
ldfen. SID rerIan9e uur, RAP iA pOn Sbncn in
Srnntnib selcgt wsrrc, lcglcih menn Der &rteg
sOn Seitcn preuBens all NdpOIecn ertIdrt mrp,
eemt lh teincn slugsnblid UrrIisyc, um in bic
Jtsiben icinsS 5eers5 gu treten.
Gaiur nil id, Spr9e trosen unr ss lpa Sbueu
ntbt an ZEN n0tbi9sn Gmpirtluu8sn ftblen, Die
Sbncn cine ireunoi6e 2luinabme lithern IL. rpsn.
Sn freuct9 temc9ter Stimmuu9 rerIee 1beus
DOR cen GennbteH, Ter tbm NIT ircunDltctcn
Sliden nahitbaute.
s0O sin oIhcr G'eif, in9ts ricIsr er9yifFen, in
Der Su9en0 lett, ra 1T bne Tahrtanp nod ni6t
ocrIprcn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15
go. 81.
@rpbeu ans Dem tn See.p 9yprf er.
lebtenen 2mitisen 2flmamab bes
Se. .. S5nmpriff.

'Eae Sausrnrraeln fErbas Sabv
1859.
Sanuar.
Sbnt es i'm e}ennsr l&n,ieu pstr rsau.H.
sStrcst Sbr fsinsm policeman bes.ausn.
Sebruar.
S6eint In: 5ebruar psuta Gonu'.
S0ltsn Die SOblsn leGs Dollars per SsMa.
WdrI
9rtH9t i6mubt6 1tttsr srr 1sSr,sHmcaS
Srsnt Ft - rssr tn gtswl Dptf uistt ps6nt.
&priL
St;;rmt i'm @rril IS baum unb mann,
90 i@offt Gua siusH gaIetot an.
Nat.
6etse Srnne TIM Rcuat Isat
Seerute!, eae - bic Radt prrbet.
Stunt.
3but Gu6 i'm Sunt Der Stsrb EeaIl6.u.
90 t0nnt Ser mad Der Srtamm' ldtideu.
Suit.
Suaten i'm SuIi bic 6r5f&' uub bic uns,u.
Nsnnt pater SertcI Die ,,Rpt6en" Sa(luuf,u.
aasWR. ~
Sst bunSsrt Grab ausufus-5tse -
Da mad elm anb'rer quite 0ise.
September.
September 9Rettrr trii6 unp na6
6iust Dem Sausrn Sas - Rssenfae.
SetU6er. .. "a. ,L3
SSenn i'm October Der g1tbtI bi. Conn ssrbdrak
sfs9m' id9 in SrUOtl9n teins Brsnuus sefdtsnIh
gtpptm6sr.
abaufs i'm Nppcmbcr ab unp su, .s
Sauft lt6 Der 9Driie = 9ummiI6u6'.
Ot5emFer. at.8Ea-
e'S I'm DECEMBER uno Ni&ts i'm Ias.n:
OaS tann Der 3sbnts uibt sertrassn.