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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
Where are The Trae Union Men


If there be class OF men throughout
this broad land whose patriotism Is less to
be doubted and called into question. than
any other, il is the Union men of the bor-
der States. Thei: friendships interests and
instincts, dictated 10 them the duty Of CO.
operating with the seeding States. The
everlasting enmity ofthe Northern Aboli-
tionists strongly called upon them to do
this. Every thing was drawing and push
Ing them Southwark, save one, and that
was pure loyalty, pure love Of Union :pura
patriotism Nobly did they Withstand the
tide of secessionism and brought their
noble old commonwealth up fair and
squere for the Mon. All honor TO them
say we, and we repeat if there be class o.
men throughout this broad land whose
patti iiotism is 10 be less doubted and called
in question than any other. 1t is the Union
men of the border States.
And yet we find these border State
Union men, in Congress and out Of 1t.
standing side by side with the Democrat
ic party. What then? Either the Demo
cratic party is loyal party. or these bor-
der State men are fools and incompeten.
to jud ge for themselves. Their Uhlonism
and their loyalty canno;--w'll not-be
doubled. For twelve months or more II
has been the pride Of Indiana orators to
point to the loyal men Of Kentucky. Are
they irrational short sighted men? We
cannot believe it. On the contrary John
J Crittenden stands for h as the last in 4
long line of great and glorious Statesmen.
He was The friend and associate of Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster. He is one
whom great men have long honored, and
at whose feet the great men of to-day
learn lessons in Craftsmanship, and take
fa,herly counsel And he is heart and
hand with the great De nocratic move
ment throughout the land.
For a mere paltry party advantage. our
Abolition enemies may nowl secession and
traitor at US, but so long as we are stand
ing upon the same platform with these
immortaIs, Crittenden, Wickliife. and
Carlisle, we viii tuTu on them the back OF
derision.
Our banners are upon the outer wall
our stand i teiar orI for th" Cor
situation and the Union.
"a union Of lakes and union of lands,
A union that nonc can sever,
A union of hearts and union of hands,
The American Union forever
American Herald.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
How to Fell an AbOiitiOnist.

II is a httls difficult to find men VIII,
will openly confess to AboliIionism. A
directory We suggest the following infai-
lible rules:
He adcres Fremont. and finds in his
emancipation proclamation in Missouri. a
sufficient excuse for all his peculations and
corruption.
He styles all men Of whatever party
who differ with him in measures Of policy
in the conduct Of the war, as secession
lists and no better than Jeff Davis H.
gives aid and comfort to the enemy by
proolaiming that a large portion of the
people Of the North are secessionists, and
sympathize with traitors. He don't be
lieve in the freedom of speech or of the
press, unless to preach and disseminate
the principles Of negro equality.
He favors "no partyism" but blind de
vo!ion to the leadership of Phillips. Wade
g. Co.
He don't believe that Nc Celan ia muc
Of General. but favors Greely' on 10
Richmond policy.
Upon close questioning. he acknowl
edges he is not in favor Of the restoration
of the old Union, but wishes the sabstitu
ton of some modern Utopia Of free negroes
He delights in blood letting where the
lives of Democratic soldiers feed the stream
of blood, but will fight his battles at home
over the Tri6unes aud Libsrators.
But Abolilionlsm is not the only hobby
OF his maadlin brain. His mind deceased
grasps phantoms for realities and delights
in chimeras of every kind.
In religion bigot or skeptio. In NOR
ality Stole or debauchee. In ali the re-
lalops Of life. he abuses the gifts of hi>
Maker by intolerance. and casts the cloud
Of his presence all around him.
We think we have already given snougi
of the characteristics of the creature. to
prove his identity. We will warrant the
signs to stand all weathers.- Burlington
Iowa) Patriot.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
ROT a Word

Has the Republican press hal word
to say against Wendell Phillips, who pub
licly boasted that he had been engaged
for ninteen years in the work Of destroy
ing the UuioO?
Not world
Has it had a word to say against Vice
President Hamlin, who knowing Phillip
reasonable sentiments. publicly left the
Speakers cha III the United ESTATES Sen
ate, and almost embraced him on the iooI
of that body?
Not a word!
Has it had a word to say against Sena
tor Wade who declared publicly in the
Senate that 1.-The man who prates about
the Constitution in this crisis. is trai-
tor?''
Not a word!
Has it had word to say against Rep
reseDtive Bingham. who said In the House
only a month agos "Who in the name o.
Heavea wants the cotton States or any
other State this side OF perdition, to re
main in the Union if slavery is TO con
tinue?
Not a word!
Has it word to say againsts Thadde
Us Stevens, who recently said in Congress
that he WAS no, for the restoration of the
Union, if slavery is preserved?
Not a word!
Has it had word to say against any o
the fanatics who declare 1.-the Constitution
league with hell" and the "Union
coyanent with the devilf"
Not word!
Has it a word to say against any OF 1T
friends who have plundered the Treasur,
in one yea, ola greater sum than Tia
yearly current expenses OF Mr.. Buchanan
Administration?
No, vord!-Letanor AdcTrtissy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
Acts and Rcsoiy es Of the thirty
,eIcnth Congress. RegHiar Session.

Not copied from the record, but put
down according to our recnilec,ions. and
warranted correct ia the main
/. An act in relation TO nigyrrs.
g An act TO en.ahc;pate nis.efs
g. An act 10 proh'ti. "hat yecall it in
ne Territories.
d. An aci to abolish what We cal il in.
the District OF Columbia
g. An act concerning piggers.
6. An act I'D contiscate nisgers.
Z. An act to anticipate the wives and
babies of contI sbands
0. An ac, to emsncipate niggers who
fight FIR the Contederacy
9. An act TO make IN Geht for the
Union.
10. An ACT TO make free nj, ors i've
work
IL. An &C, 10 educate said freed ni.yero
l2. An act To make paper worth rp"re
than gold
l3. An act 10 make liltle more pc,
worth more than good deal more ga
IA. Au act Ia free some Dody'a III -,
Is An act in lalion 10 uiggets.
l6 An act 10 prohibit impar;a ions b,
increasing duties.
IL. An act TO make white fol.s .3uea..
otherwise known as the tax bill.
Is. An act authorizing tie Presid.n
10 dIaft white folks,
10. IN act authorizing The Presideut
10 arm nlggers.
20 An act to give little mo'e paper
81. An act concerning niggers.
22 An act 10 make omnibus ticlels y
legal tender.
90. An act to compensa.a Congress-
men for using their influence in obtaining
contracts.
"a. An act authorizing the issue of
more omnibus tickets.
25 An act declaring white men almost
as good as niggers. if they behave them
selves (L,id on the table.
26 An ACT to repeal that clause Of the
Constitution relating 10 the admission Of
new States.
27. An act to repeal the rest Of the Con
stitution.
%. Resolutions plsdging the Govern
uent TO pay for emsncipatsd niggers.
90. An act authorizing the Presiiens
to pay Tor said Diggers. Went under.)
50. Al act to confscale things.
81. Resolutions explaining thar some
other things are not meant.
80. An act ia relation to niggerc.
33. An act 10 make niggers white.
34 An act 10 make 'em little whittier
35. An act TO make 'em good deal
| whittier.
So. An act in relation 10 colored people.
81. An act ir relation to contrabanGs.
38. An act concerning Diggers.
| 80. Resolution Of Adjournment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
1913
WHERE is EHE DANGERs

81 declare 1t upon my responsibility as
Senator of the United States, that the
liberties of this country are in greater
danger to-day from the corruptions and
from the prohigacy practiced in tie vari.
Gus departments OF Government than they
are from the open enemy in The field
John P. Hale.
This is the testimony Of one of ihs
abless Republican members of The United
States Senate. He sees The danger ani
warns the people against it. But not.
withslandiug heexistence of the bold fact
which Senator Hale utters, yet the Re
publican Sta.e Convention Of the 18th Of
June had not one word to say against he
astounding and vllainons frauds which
have been and are daily being inflicted ap-
on the Government Oh. no, That sd0-
Ject was not worthy their attention They
passed it ever in silence. But not go with
he 9th OF January. Here is what The
Democracy of Indiana say in regard to
| those speculations and frauds. Read the
following resolution of Tie e:h of January
! Convention:
"l6. Tha; the disclosures made by the
last investigating committee in Congress
of the enormous frauds tl.at have stalked
into the army and navy departments. i'm
plicating the heads Of those departments
in connivauce, if not IN ac'uai participa-
ticn in system of corruption, and in
which our brave soldiers have been de-
frauded of their proper supplies, and our
/ Government threatened with bankruptcy,
demands thorough investigation into all
our expenditures. both State and Na:i, nal,
and that a speedy and marked example be
made OF such birds of prey. who, taxing
advantage OF the necessitles of our coun-
ry, have fed and fattened upon pubic
plunder."
Why could not the 18th Of June Con-
vention have said as much? Were they
fearful of inJuring the feelings of the army
Of swindlers who are eating out the sub.
stance of the Government Will some
supporter of the Republican State ticket
give u. tangible reason for this remarkss
bic omission? l. requires an explanation
and the people should demand ii.-Law.
,enceL,rc Register
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

the system of enrnent IS decidedly
democratic. 1t tax all. if physically
able. and OF proper e, from the GoveE
or 10 the humblest czen, high and low.
rich and poor. leard AID uneducated,
preachers, lawyers doctors, everybody.
The eyiden. spirit oihe law is. that it is
alike incumbent on cry citizen to come
forth in the hour of ed for the protection
of the Government. And il is right that
there should be no prilcged classes when
the honor and the tegrity of the nation
Is to be maintained. Napoleon the Great
fought some of his ost brilliant battles
with conscripts. Uier the Roman En-
pire the armies wereuppled by the cou-
scription of her f-eecitizens, while the
serls remained at hon to till The soil.
To make a eouscrition acceptable, the
enrolment and draft ,ust be fair. There
must not be even a qestiou in those re-
CARDS. Ii there Is ny favoritlsm, any
party or partisan bia. manifested, it will
not only cause dissatisfaction, but may re
suit in something wose. A dishonest or
partisan assessor can EASILY fail TO enroll
the names of a portionof his party friends,
and omit others in the6nal selection of the
number to be enlisted. We hope that none
bat honorable citizens, above reproach,
will be appoin' red assessors; men who viii
impartially and thoroughly discharge the
duty entrusted to them. - State Sentinel
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
The New CuRRENcY.-Filthv Lucre

The New CuRRENcY.-Filthy Lucre--
Postage stamps that have circulated.
ONE CoMFoRr. If We haven
thrashed the South yet. we can lick on
neS currency at any rate.
4 BAD LooxoUr-Grocers aud other
dealers used to complain that the good oil,
metallic money would often stick to III
fingers Of their employees How mucl
worse matters will be. though. so long =
the adhesive postage stamps remain o.
Hand!-- Vanuy Fair.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

CnANDLnh's SPEECH In THE Army "A
letter from Harrison's Landing say: Sen.
ator Chandler's speech ha, ben re'e'ved
in the army with the utmos. dis gus, and
venture to say his neck would be punched
should he appear within reach Of any man
Of the army. Of the Potomac.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

Z. MCDONALD,

Real estate agent and notary public, Office in
ckson's hardware store, Plymouth. lad.
Draws deeds, mortgages, bonds, and agree
msnts, sells laDdS, examines titles and furnishes
abstracts Of The same. pays saxesand redeems
iapi cold for taxes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
Attorneys.
EEyc q, CAPRON,

REEVE g. CAPRON,
,sornevs and Notar:es. Plymouth. Morshall Co.
ind, practice 10 Mlrshall and adjoining coun
ries. RErErsto Bibcock & Co., Phelps, Dodge
d Co., New Y ork, Cooi-y. .Farwell CO., Go {
= Bro, Chicago. Loulon i Co, Phila., { r
Benette s. Co. Pittsburgh, hon. \. l.. Osto-.
C.rcnl; Juigc. LanOrt Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

Dr. -. u. 2ORTON.

Fivs;cian and surgeon office over l'cfsnCs < Cc.t
Drug Store. i'll Dr.. \. .. Borton's Dents
Rooms, Nichr-n street, east side corner o
f;ano where az may De consulted during oliicr
hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
10 IN & R-NN=

Attorney 1T Law and Real Estate Agent, Knox,
Knox. mi.
Collections, Tax paving and examination OF
Titles, promptly attended To- n3ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
Dcns fStxy.
D3. 4 O. BO2TON.

In. ~ ~ DIN N)4N
Surgeon Dentist Ply mouth. tiJitni Whole o.
partial set o.! iecsh Inserted on the met az
proved plans Sneelri afgeltii. lun@ if,fentr
nv ofCi:ldren's tech corrected Faass an
difcnlf teeth evtr;,tcd VITA without Cd,oro-
form. Can 30 l.-sitctl at h;- Office at any tame
except on Men nd Tues,.ays.
flee IN Persl'n K. 10 s'tirs, corner Of
M'chigan and g. 49tl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
sarDerin&.
MICH e. GlNZ,

ELsoer and hair dresser, West side Michigan
street over Pattersons store Plymouth, Ind.
EVERYTHING IN the ab0ve business attended TO by
me in the best style,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

The negro 10 the Golden Calf. worship
ped BY the children Of Ahrahsm.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

Home apathic Ph rSican.--P Observation-Disclosures paid
70 ob,.ettic practc, ami chrOnic diseases .
women, and diseases Of chiiiren office over c.
falmcr's s.ote, corner Michigan and Laport,
tsreets. Whe he mavhe c,n.nlted at all hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
6. PAUL
DrssGgissts-
Waf<.flHi1.ls1cs..
JCrk M tCENkER +,

Dealer inv tches, clocks and jewelry, plymouth
lad, keeps constantly on hani clocks, watches
breast pins. rims, finger rings, lockets. etc
ClocAs and watches, etc, repaired in the bes
manner possible.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

An original idea TO ill this Inc is wap,ed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
c. p. & c. e. e. Time Table.

e. p & G. e. Es. Time Table.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
EASTWARD.
Leave La Porte, dallyl I'm 4 NJ
(5undays Excepted,
Arrive at Plymouth, .............. 800 4. VI
WESTWARD.
Leave Plv,noutb. 5:.i0 P. ".
Arrive 81 La 7:30 p. NJ
Trains run BY Ia Porte time, which is KEEP; al
F.. Vail- Jewelrr store, AMI is ) minutes slower
than z. Fit. ". x {. Z. T. time.
Il. r. pRUL1NER, Supt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
O2. O BAIRD.

OS. . 9AiRO.
Graduate cf Jefferson Medical collcge.l resi-.
dsnce and Office near shit NIL. Bremen. I'D.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

Actions and words Of. vary.
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RunOfhan.

aIa& einem Seri6te unisrcs Warines Ssere
tdrs ileatn lib Die burdJ ete Sdln6t Sci Samp
ton Stpare errun9enen Scrtbetle np9 bci pcitcm
9r9Bartt9er bsroue, ole man na6 cen erifcn
SertGten pcrmutben burfte.- 9in& rrmIrltcn
%ScrltOrte unlere MIR 20 8ancneu f~utrcnce tciuc
6lcttr hir 6regatte @um6trtauo pcu "a &anu-
nen, Die 6re9atte @pnare6 BON 90 &auuneu, rjc
at. 2omrence ben so &onpncn uuS rie Dampf.
6reoatte Minue1uta BON 40 Sdnouen. Sie yer.
Ieafte oie Cumberland, ercter;e unS yertrauute
ctn GcRsreb, ma6te tie 0(inarlcta fampfunf6-
zig unS trieb lr 1uf Den Strdnr, uuo trieb Dis
ct. Ramrcnce uuo 8oanpfe unttr Die lhIsenoen
Sanrncn pcn Sort Wourpe surid. 3tpet feline
Ifetnolt6e STEAMER wurpen ,rGbrcuo pee @cfedts
IN rie 9uft N~eiprcngt uno swei Sraueportfeomfr
.nie CUTE Nriicn nit fcrtacfi6rt. Dir feinoli6cr
Satterien pom 9~femport Rews murcrn oleiHfaQe
m%eiittne srrlt6rt.
IS 1T ets5 Gin Cntineicrnoer Sies, ser nur
pur9 e2 ~nniettiae Da~SmtIdcntunft ors f~eocraleu
Stedmcrs @tunitpr nibt nod uad6aItiocr ace
madt werOtn tpnnte. Der 8crluft nuf uricrcr
Scite tr!ru9 ii Supte unb mebrere Sermunpcte
Der nss 5cjnoes muB ba9c9rn an 400 b~ctraaen
GoNen. &nBerrem murrcn 81 gantccs III 0c,
~fartgcnrn semo6t.
Nus @rtanias 1T Die No6ridt sen etpcr trej.
tnat9Fn StIa&t ein9clnufsn. Ss1immtc Srri6tc
fe9Icn rariitcr icbud nod. Die Ilcltben mic
Die n6rbIi&en Sruppeu nebnen rtn Stca bcrleI.
bfn fir ib in Nnlpru6.
9fn6 orn le6ten Scribten Bate 0cu. 9adicn
N'n6eitcr nod bsiest, uuo mar tereit Dem Ypr.
rNdenocn 6einre cine G@fatt on,utictru.
GeutrCvtlIe 1T vUn ben nSrrliben 5ruppcn
teicbt rorSrn- General SoDnfru mirc p,ntelten
rrabrI&etnlidy ppr Zen 66bfn pun Mana0ds cine
S6lndt a%nttrtrn~ uno .hicfrs @al pIrftcn bic
yantesS prtter ale oUm 9ua glun IL laufcn
boben.
9ine uSrcli&e 6IOtte, aus rs Ba6lNuecn &c.
l!eernp' lag zen lrbten Seri6ten ,ufCtge ~YicrSctn
MS'rn unterbolb 9fcntern, 81. g., unO erpars
tete man iatnoii6 cinen Nn8rj6 rer'eIten.
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Dfrmif6tes.

- Cine itar!e Nrmdtur. M6rciihe Sldtttr
mttptn. rap rs ciienbeiAla0ene 5hraubenfrc.
gate Y6jtnoelpbiu, beinaGe pplcnbct lit. Dae
Stiff 6ut prei Oede. fibrt l6 ~slfs6uioe &ano,
ncu. 3ie0t l6 5u6 8a6er unp bGlt $500 Gonr
men.
@rueraI NncerEon, Der lid hurb feline Grr.
tbeiOt1ung pom 6prt Sumter notrriib mafie
iOa iebr frdnflib ieiu unp FINE Ncr;te baberl
ism %oOrlaufs iebe aeiittse INN f5rprrlibe Qn,
Ifrenguna urterin9t. &r tebt tnref nit leiner
8amilie in benz Mathematician 6rteI Stem 9jorfs
ME Gin @rini. Das lptsIe2sben ihent Dem
arcBeu 6cIren Sob Sumter Nnrerlon aub bel
Ter gu br6e9cn, ais pas Qa9erteben. Iebrnb.i
qiptts i'm b. Aocnue 6otrI feline 8oniten uni
es tHnGt bort audi ntbt, aMs9fnpmmcn man
trintt GbampaAner.
= Staot Maine. Der Geuat bir1er ausac
;eihnet It6neu N5pubItt 9at nit u 9eaen /
Simmer Elm @cics ansenU amen, wslbes b..
1immt, DAP re StlaUsn rer 8cbeacn confsctrh
bcfrcit INN betrafact merDen fO1en.
= Der Geuius oOn CANADA. Ter leBte Sen
ms oOn Gouara 3ei8t, Dap in unterclnapa 9I2
624 &dtpoiifen ann l67,940 protftanten nah
men. Su Sbercanara leten 25S, 141 Rat6pl,s
fen uno l,157950 Yrotefau:tn. g'on ter
D,ittbalb NnajOuen @inwobnern, Die Ganap.
bat, iinO i6sr cine MtliOnen iran35Fiaen H..
Iprunas uup i2rttheu ani6ii6.
New . rleans 3. Sin %tapfrrer Deut-
iher. 0F MnunIhait reg 2lntcIu'Aen 8lp.
tartsGi5m pus heint Ib in ueuertr ,3eit aui
pas Gmianlen unIrfr T1ihertoute orrlcocu >,
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StaOt Rt4m0nO.

= Sir 9crru 9IOOIr0 @Uist lie9t Gin 8rirf
il Der Sffee rteF6 PLATES.
Die Nmerifancr itnp cnrIi6 boGtnter az.
fcmmcn, rap Die @(cIorie res iebt GpUhe ma,
benren gieres ,MY Mar9jOnp!" u. !. ~, ttc
cine SaeY in Baltimore eOmrcnirt taten moate,
nur Ger aiten unb oltefnnnten p~rutiten Golfs.
Weile 80 GaunctUm, Q Sanction, ME grim lfnp
oetne SIGtttr!" cntnommeu lei. @oe ipirpen
Gle frommen Nmerjfancr crit far Nuacu maden,
0tnF lie Dem urtcrt Ger meilrcn i6rcr &irtenlics
ccr teuneu wiircen!
Der Scl%aaerung5Iufan o nimmt lriuen'
ruN'9en 6ortsanJ. son Nen 0iciilcn fat uute.
merit. Oas ncur @aBmcicn pirfte fir Manhen
is0Ua Mndn9encbni iejn, uno zap ans iibcrarc=
fer Scrli6t ben &Girtben iGr 2i1ucr aus aem
ReIsr 8ebOiI unO bon cen Nrpppf N}arl6daen
0erpaDrt miro, taun mandem reyltltcn am Gnre
uur lirb ietn.
3sute 1T Der Iestr Soa, an rem iter Die
aHna6me orer &erwerfnns pespcuen Gonailu,
ton abgelimm mjro. q
= BON Ser exemption 9rarO finn nur gps
n'9c pom Girnle in Der NiIt3 ce Ge!eils ibr
tlstun9SIagsr I'M ncuen 5air @jrOunO 6e;oqcu
bal, a~uS9elhIoNen, am p~eni9itsn OeutiAe.
= Die @pmpaanie %unieres 6reunpes Serbia
}a6lt bcreits So @nnn. 9Iur i~paui4cn WitIi,
.miiocn 1T pes6alb Ger Giutritt in pieIcl6e nod
,nItnttct. Sjsbc ris 2n3ctqe.
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@e9en 5cbn ubr %reTelben GtenpS trof b66i
,~sitesmaB pss eilsptcf6Gasene grrtefcn STEAMER
NcnitUr bel Sort 0iOurpr Gin, Der lrsl,i& gum
S6use Der nod fsffibenbsn Ninneipta aufbruh.
I'm nd&ften (SOuutas) Mprs.n srnsusrtsnI
Die fsinrIi@en 8a9psu9e rtn &f faurcn
abr an Dem Ncnitrresinen etcubGitissu G'es
uer. Die frinriidsn S6ife, bis auf Nusno6me
Ter Nerritnns, rGu nten atcr oIstatp tsn &f.
plas nno nnr re beirsn s~tis,nen Sseunsctbims
ieBten BON a6t utr 0iUrseus tis Nteups ccn
Sampf fort, nbsr ME rs fdien, p6uc poe Gins
Der bstHen GnGrSeu9c ir9snp weIdsn S6orcu
0encmmsn bate, uns Die Mcrrtmnc ,pe li6
oann PPM Sampfpldbc ;uriid.
GU epprte mad nGrcltteu Ssritbten bic See
fbla&t lei 6nmpton 8paoe.
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