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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20

IL The following j. : Juvenile Com
position On Moonlight:
'Twsss calm. sill night.
Ard The moon's pale light
shone soft Ger hin snd dale;
No, breez. stirred; not = leaf ssireS; |;
MOI : man stirred; noi horse stirred: 10, !
dog stirred; not cat stirred; rot . hen
stirred; not even goose stirred.
Here the teacher isierrapied The preco-
cioos orator. BY s-yisg tbst ,he eomposirion
esr'ook more of ihe nature " AgricuI,Ore
than Nooalsbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

THE STATE OF THE WoRLD-Of the thousand
millions Of people who inhabit the globe, d.
vided into more than hundred different ma
tionalities, IL appears that only the United
States, Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and
few other insignidcant States, are now at war.
II seems to be an essential principle Of human
progress that some Of the nations Of the earth
should be always cutting each others throats.
Formerly the savages were ahead in this re-
spect Scarcely week passed over them with
out one tribe meeting another in hostile array,
and cutting and slashing in the most approved
style. Now this Ia all changed. The savages, all
the world over, seem to be at peace, and the
civilized nations are not Those that are not &C
tually at war are preparing for it. But the great
est war Of all that the world has seen is that
which we are waging in this country. All
others are diminished before It. But with our
three hundred thousand new peace commits
sioners, and our armies already in the field, we
intend to wind il up very soon, and thus to give
the other nations of the world lesson how to
put down rebellion and govern properly, AZ
well as how to make war upon grand and
successful scale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

THE WEATHER AND THE PooR.--We always
have snow storms in the month OF February.
Yesterday pretty heavy one came on sud-
denly, which soon covered our streets with its
fcathery drapery, and last night we were
visited by northsasterly storm of rain and
hail Of unusual severity. The winter, on the
whole. has been rather severe one. Yet,
strange TO say, there has been less apparent
0utaiAe nabrias thAa -nisht hare kssp ex-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
Paraonal IntelliEenee,

Major General A. e. BURNLEY, United ssatss a,mA
General J. Bartisst United sts,ss Afm FsrS
Washinston. are a the Finn Avenue Hotel
Major General wright Army Of The Potomac Captain
Condry United States navy am o mUa ro"'''''
s-., rS..rusra x-Presidant Of the United states %
ncmhis torsther with his suite, 10 ~ the Clarendon
Hotel.
co,onsl r J. Allon United States Army; walter Har-
- e. ioo,s, waiter Miller, st. Lpuh; O. o. Chaplin,
pv,i nraold. q on Indiana; b. Ellis and wife, Cairo;
~ n KNOX. on CITY; B. Blake, Wisconsin; r. psrksA
HsrtfOrd. IA n Ne nexoRslitsn Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

Tus ITALIAN BENEVOLENT socErr's BALL-Tho annual
ball Of thosian Benevolent Society will take place on
Friday evening next the proceeds will be given for the
benefit Of the orphans Of volunteers and the Italian even
ing school, lately opened under the auspices Of the
soostx. Tha hall VIII b q veEx &C. aahlr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

M RIO, Dec a. 1854
Al the mall Is about 70 Gloss and have few items Of
news forward them TO you for publication notorious
rebel spy late second lieutenant Of the Tallahassee
now hero trying to charter some vessels to load with
coffee for Bermuda for the rebel government He has
already succeeded getting two English vessels ships
sailing under English colors. He came here from st.
Thomas West Indies
There are three privateers on this coast destroying
and bonding all American vessels that fall their way
II seems that ships-ofwar at Aontevideo do not
know OF the presence OF these vessels the BraSan
coast The English man-of-war Curlew escorted an
American brig last week into port She had been chased
by of the prvateers. The American government
ought TO have some ships here TO look after their int
rests .4.e.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

pected. But, although not forced upon pdSsl 10
sas9eel, there = much suffering, want and
poverty n orr midst and whenever the wealthy
and comfortable see recurring snow storm II
Is time for them to remember the poor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
City Intelligence.

Clty 1mtelnRemces
TIE DEATH or Mr. BRANCH-SUsPI1oN REGARDING I'm
MArTxR.-An announcement appeared in the HERAIs
nearly three weeks since Of the death Of Mr. william
Branch, broker who, 1t was alleged was killed
by being struck on the head by q brick which fell
from q scaffold erected against q new building IN
Broad street. adjoining the 'open board OF brokers,
where Mr. Branch was engaged at the time In selling
stocks Il was supposed that an inquest had been held
the remains OF Mr. Branch but such appears mo-
10 have been the Yesterday afternoon gentleman
called at the coronsrs Office and asked TO the tsst
mony elected but politely informed by Mr.. Georgs
Mackay, the clerk, that inqustion had been held
the body Of the deceased broker The City Inspectors
Office was next visited when the following memorandum
was found on the books Of that dspartment:-
william Branch .hrty.esh years, 10 West fhirsssnsA
op,;eo Srsenwoo O Ae so Phsn
lis alleged by some Of Mr. Branch's friends that hs
they fear that the brick which caused his death was In
tentionay thrown at him. Ia probable the matter win
be further investigated by the proper authorities
A CAu or suYrnSo.-John Probert, q seaman %
board Of the receiving ship North Carolina not long since
fell from aloft striking the deck on his face He y
In consequence parayzed and almost idotic. He
very active seaman faithful TO his duty and bore an hos
orabIe character His country people (wclshmen) are
ondeavorng 70 raise little money send him homo y
his friends In Wales This Is Of real need and
any contributions which the kind hearted may send y
this once for the purpose shall be added 70 what M
countrymen trying 70 collect for him. The charea
table young lady Miss Susannah Evans the temperance
lecturer from Wales has headed The subscription win
twenty dollars
Tnu SOLDIER BON now II the New York soldcrs'
Depot so Howard street. have been invited through the
kind liberay Of Mr. Henry Wood to visit his theatre
this evening They will pass over the stage and
40 through with some OF their evolutions, for Ne
srstacatIon OF the audience and slight return
3or politepess extended them And on Thursday even
ing will exhibit free Of charge, and drill win guns q
the Soldiers Depot
GRAND FAIR AT 81. TmHA's CHuRcH.-A grand fAaR
will be opened to-day al st. Teresas church, 70 rass
funds TO pay on the debt yet unquidated In addition
TO the numerous novelties that will be offered thore WIN
DO tract Of land, comprising hundred acres OF VAIN
able SOIL put up for chances that The lucky wnn
will have no need 10 regret his display Of onanW.
valuable oil painting OF The late Archbishop WIN hkeWS
be- among Abe articles exposed for chance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

Mn. j. NJ PArposs Cosoznr.-The second soirse
mascak Of Mr. J. rattison win take place at Stein.
ways rooms Fourteenth street. tomorrow evening. The
great success which attended the s sore Of the series
IA guarantee that the entertainment tomorrow even
Ing will be attractive and enjoyable Miss Laura Harris
soprano and Nile. CAmmills Urso Me volinist, will
assist Mr. Pattsons decided talent pianist is In itself
sutno,sut attraction 10 draw large audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

PAT or Oun SoLDERs.-There is nothing that
will make man work go well, or soldier to
fight more determinedly, as full purse and
. full stomach. The idea Of Napoleon,
wellington and Scott was the same In this
respect They always thought that their soldiers
fought better on full stomachs. Our troops, It
Il true, have plenty to eat, but the government
Is not prompt enough in paying them their
greenbacks These they want to send home V
their families, 70 that, they being provided for,
the soldier will have more stomach 10 20 into
che aGhi With tha snamiaA of W. o0pptEz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
The New Military Departments.

ST. LOUIE F0O Aou0b
Major General John Pope has arrived In this city y
take command Of the military division TO which -
has been recently appointed by the War Department
General Pope's division includes the departments -
Missouri and Kansas and the Northwest Department.
The Missouri and Kansas departments arc TO be co..
solidated and called the Department Of the Missouri
der Maj Gen. Dodge, with headquarters at LsavenwortA
City.
The Department OF the Northwest Is assigned 70 Gea
Curtis with headquarters Il Milwaukee. Gen Popes
headquarters will be in g. Louis.
The great Mississippi valley Is now divided and com-
manded ~ follows
Division Of the Mississippi commanded BY MAJ. Gen.
Sherman, divided follows Departments Of the Ohio
and Cumberland, consolidated, under Gen. Thomas an
Department Of the Tennessee under Gen. Howard.
The division Of the West Nissiasppi commanded u
Major General Candy Ia divided ~ Acknowledgements
Of the Gulf under General Huribut Department Of tAs
Mississippi, under General Dana, and Department q
Arkansas, under General J. J, Reynolds
Division Of the Missouri. commanded by Major General
Pope, and divided as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

OuR Nsw PnAcE CoMxIssToNrRs-Thc Pre-
sidents call for three hundred thousand mon
is to 20 into effect without any more delay
than may be necessary TO afford proper oppor-
tunity for the correction Of unavoidable mis-
takes IN the Provost Marshal Generals Office.
This work, however, must be now pretty well
advanced, as for several weeks past great care
has been given TO the correction Of the enrol
ment. These three hundred thousand men
are our new peace commissioners 70 the
James river, and, under General Grant, their
confArsnosa Win tAe Hhsb vilhs vaEy e6actrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
News from Fortress Monroe.
FoRrRxss MONROE. Feb. 8, l0(

Tho following coal schooners arrived here today
The Sarah Bright, O. f. Elmer, Maggie Van Dusen and
Sophia Ann all Of Philadelphia For time past oe
has been very article hero; but - navigation
open the supply win be equal TO the demand here.
The steamers New Jersey and North Point arrived here
At nine A. NJ from Fort Fisher They brought no nswR
The steamer Rebecca Barton, from Beaufort N G., a.
rived at nine A. NJ, with mails and passenger Our
forces building railroad from Newbern 70 Kinston,
seventeen miles, under the superntendence OF Colonel
McAlpine.
The expectation is that the exchange Of prisoners WIN
60 regularly.
Generals Curtis and Pennypacker both Of whom were
wounded at the capture Of Fort Fisher still hors -
the Chesapeake Hospital and at last accounts slowly ~
covering. General Pennypacker's wound was q very
severe one, and II will be some time before he can
recover but Is doing well under the circumstances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

TEE MnSAouRm Van Ambursh Co. are continually
adding 70 the attractions Of their collection and several
changes have recently been made in the disposition Of
the animals that give interes TO the exhibition All the
old lions have been removed from the performing dens
in which Professor Langworthy displays his powers Of
control 'he wild beasts Of the foress" and now
his cages entirely filled with young and vigorous
specimens Of the lion, tiger and leopard species His
performances early In the season were unusually exc-
ing out WIN tne sdol.on OF INC new ana comparatively
tiona interest anything seen In this city for years
very creature-the Abyssinian hex Mount Sinai
Jaa-has just been received II Is found In Abyssnia
Egypt Its great peculiarly 10 the enormous size Of ts
horns Az in carry times great pgns had been taken
In classifying the different genera and species OF animal
life IL does not seem improbable that this animal Ia d.
rect descendant OF the ram described In Genesis Kill Is
Az any rate the idea In suggestive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

ITALIAN OrKRA.-Faua was given at the Academy last
evening with the cast last season, except the
Mephstophees which sung for the FIRST time here
by Sgnor Bellin and, we may add, was sung in very
acceptable manner allowing for all the difficulties which
baritone has contend with in rendering basso part
II the malignant spirit Of Mephistophees himself had
conspIred with all other demoniac influences
to invent o kind Of weather most unpropitious
fer opera, any other amusement outside
Of ones home, they could not have produced anything
horrible than the weather last night and yet
the Academy was well and fashionably filled No one
who looked at the brilliant picture which the house pro-
sented would imagine that the elements were warning
without The opera received with great enthusasm
Miss Kelogg's Marguerite Ia 80 familiar, and yet
excellent that II calls for criticism She in good
voice. and sang we'll Lott exhibited vigor than
heretofore in his rendition Of Fasa and received
siderable evidences Of appreciation.
Norma will be given o.nght with zucch In her great
role Of the Presteas and Massimiliani a. Polio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08

Cooper Union wal then received Bills 20 enable ths
ssAts banks 70 organise national banks; FOR The I'm
provemsnt and government Of Central Park and % pro-
vide means therefore, 70 provide military parade ground
In Hamilton square New York; 70 close Observatory
place New York. and 70 amend the charter Of the New
York Guaranty and Indemnity Company, were ordered
to third reading The State Bounty bill was recon-
mitted TO the COMMITTEES OF the Whole, and made the
special order for the evening session. when IL was dis
cussed and ordered to third reading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
THE LEGIsLATURI.

In the State Senate yesterday petition was presented
for tunnel railroad under Broadway, New York
Bills were noticed TO regulate the sale OF hay
and straw In New York and Brooklyn; for
q railroad In 125th street. and relative 70 the
Offices OF County Clerk and Register in this city
Bills were introduced to incorporate the New York I'm
derground Railroad; for the formation Of Pneumatic
Railroad Express Company in this city TO alter the map
of BROOKLYN TO establish tho Cornell University and
nate 10 Il the income from lands presented TO the State by
Congress In 1892 for the Improvement Of that portion Of
New York lying between 10th street and Harlem river 70
incorporate tho Merchants Exchange and News Room
and authorizing the Supervisors Of New York 70 raise
money certain county purposes Bills were passed
prevent encroachmenis upon the hsrbor Of New Yori
snd for the completion Of the Battery extension; ais
relative To st. Stephens College communication wa
received from the Chief Engineer Of the Croon Aqueduc
Department relative TO the condition Of tho sewers II
New York, which referred motion was ther
made that the national be requested TO make
m appropriation TO establish foundry aud works for tbs
manufacture OF cannon, firearms and armor for wal
htcsmers a some point upon the line OF the Adirondack
RAILROAD. :
In the Assembly the bin legaizng the ordinance Of
me- Supervisors a New York passed June, 1894 relative
~ .hssalI0G In laaRisa w saaaA SssaSA y, We
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

Bum .Rapitel uGorruptiou." am e
Sanuor Neun Dapts Que 8sn'udp tn
Der. e.. @enat BEN Nntraa, TIN Commit
iee 1ur Sne.Rtao,ion Der B%ur02srstm 1t
ben u.r(&teoenen H,aterun8epeparttunntt
u srnenntn.
9enator s. ale ob.r oppontrtt bts{e,
Bta. wetl IL au tsiusm 3psd fabrsn psr'
Re. Gr fabrte an. pob mon In por'ae1
Sabre dbnltde Mobnebmunasn 9strofsn.
um DE untuf&ldfe In Wartnerepurte'
tment Au sntrsdsn, pae o6eL obmobl NOR
tsn 9r6btsn Ber09trettn auf BE epr'
A,fommsn. eas eanje Rs(ultot btr un'er'
fu&una geps(sn, pab Der Wonn, bur&
-teGtn 3tuante BE @&wtnbeIefen bnupt'
Id&it9 entpsdt tporoen. tfnasfperrt UNI
tob Der NGtfant'6 sirstdr Gor bon, Wa'
.tn,p,p artsmsnt In Qanbe u%mberaefanpt
trorosn fd. UNI Bsnstfe aufAutrstbsn. tut&
isl&e It, bale. mbeN@n @etie osred&'
ttat p.rpeu tonne. Die 9a&e tobe TIN,
1ole. bouole 70 aueeef'lt. boz u ole Dor
fsn pes Martns @pmu1tttes'e rsfBntr'
BABE.
e. nisentrdh,'a (o;ts Corruption III
70 f,br III bebouun Ia te conn ben Der
tr,isrn eee Doltss Ger moroIt(&e Mu't
fsblt pnftlbsn sntasatnjutrtisn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Gbre, Dem Gbre 8ebnbrt.

DEN bemotran(@sn Rsprd(entantsn Ia
Gonorsb, wsl&s morolh&sn @u!b uni
patrtotiemus e.nue befnbtn, UNI bel be-
MbRlmmune abu pos Amtnrsmsnt ~
Der. Stoaien . Gonfttutton. m,l&te pt
gtl.uersi usrbiettt, ibrn porttt ben par'
tepteuR au flnptaen uno tbrsr bt0nsr
u.brntuoune @sb6r ju stben, tnrsm fl
NIT ben 3spublttaunn fimmtsn. asbabr|
etrsnpe NnutennunB. &c wartn Die 6n'
zen Canton, @rtswolo. 6trrid. Ntl(on'
DpeQ. Rapforp unp Stssle aus Ntn'
Sort. Betl,p. Qof'o'b uno @eaa'Rs'
que penn{plpont.n. Fualt(b aus Connie
tteut. Balpmtn aus Mt&taan. @bule'
aus @ieconfn, 0utdtus aus Obto. Sim
unb Rsutne aus Mi0ourt une ysama'
aus 3entudp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
-T ; IL rEl ~
HoI. Wortb Don Netn!DOrt.

mau miro fd pobl srtnnsrn. pob Qol.
Rortb ppu New gbrt I'm Sttbr. Wonat.
etniat @o&sn eot Der prdaosntsnwabl.
.p.asn GaIlhunA les Seloatsnpoluu's ~
0uuRtn MeQi,uans ~esfduelt& etu9eio-
otr uno Dor Elm aritesasti&t a.RsQt pur'
s.. 81. esaena TIN 'sssobenea &ntlaesn
rparen 70 a%rapir.netr Att, ,po6 fslbR BIZ
.ioenui4Ren G%oppubeaoS bon New gor'
suaummun unp 6aB Douu. 9epuour
au.. @o.te' eab. D.t(sr Col. Nsrtt IL
nun ater. na1p.m 'sr vet Monate tnbaf'
TIT asme(en, -obne boe 1etu prelee beft's.
b.s worpen wdrs. ploBlt& auf 1'fsp' oee
It saemtntR.rs In Ursttett 8sfsef uno nao
bic aeaen i'm ertobsutu Ansla8sn 8an1"W
untrpr0dl worben. n,n.
OF polhN&m Grsunes be GOV Nor'e
Nup notarlt6 pclsr 9ubsl NM ote Demo-
irottf@e pr,N. It'fsrt ben SesUsts' eae
bic enboftruna c.s Col. Nortb unter fol'
der Antlue. rr a.mstne Datttrtd nor.
bur6 ben Qtnec!u ben Staat New yo1'
oepaun, xann mon !R@ barber nun
6trn Dat DIE bsuot1drtfms p1vH' ntb
roue VsranloMun8. 10 3u oe"1sn "n0 81
rebeu3
Dtr nebmen btermt ntdt ete 9artst BE-
Cot. Nortt. Dk Bsmstfe wssen Wabl
f6rtnpsl,ten. 81. eeeeu tbn aud obns &c
rt&ut&. 1ntetiuduna uorIt.een. s%rntsrrt
aeu ibn ttsf 9.nus In ess Ad'una j'o''
ebrlt&en Mml&m. Nber ote Vsrmu'bun
lteet a&uli@ (sbr uat., bab stnt f'.'a'
{.ste untulu&una eta.n Mr. Nor'b II
GntbaQun0'n aefdbrt buben narps. bts d
Meatnuneepatlet nt9t 81 GbEn Bsrs'&
baben u1teen.
e>enfous lt.pt bEsr cine W'atdtrl'@
lett Yor, BE bic (&drfRs Ndas ouettn'
Ge (&etnt absr. bae u1au in WaNbtnoto'
8nrbn@sr nur nod parna& bsurtbstl' uni
peurtbstlt. Of Gs ben rtstnsnetn 5'trn to
@sos fnp ODER ni4t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
9eoble 9anbtunestpetft' bee. @tnera1
H1hpmQ8..

Due .,Gine. Oolteblatr' f6rstbt: 3d.
fannht@ mo&t BE btsRae ..@aatts" sor
elntesr 3dt ben Bot(&laa, Gen. Itomas
eiu Gbr.nat(dsnt III Rebsn, ols 3st&.n
btr N%nutsnnups (,tnsr ~eroben 0erpt.nfe
.uus BE Walion. Be(onoers wurrs Don
ben 01tnaaaotsn I'm @efsn, psl&s b,
@@tuplat ptr|Ibcmus'(&en @t,es Qeus.
fen. errpartn. eab Gs G6 rtefr &brenfu&s
NIT Offer annsbmtn w0resn. als Gen.
Gtomas aus eea ,Isaeebidtts1n ufob.
uas Ia, !Bels NOR, rfIqrr n (esld&
nit BET l~.l,enen 9dhtjQsh6jn wsl&s ben
taYf.rp. maun mdbftno (stntr aanssn MI
Mdrtf&.n53 eihftdtn? Nfiktt' rob e. 6&
tauldnelt6 fa1 feline DisnRe btlebnt fdble.
psnn .et.{,!ksu. ttsBtatauna unp ansr>
IItnnune. fringe fanpe6 fdnren. Mon
feue biz, fr,fuiatatn' @at.n. al pel&en
11e;ygott bdetl st(sr{ @qturpuna s,r.
3tdppatn Goloptep unp 'tbisr bsfdmm.r.:
tel, 'bdrbenetn Gdui1itn Ssrtptne.n.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
8pfteu. Der q

Aue benz Bnttt 90 @ommtNdrs ts,
tnnnsn Gt.uun, ben nj. Dor -etnt8sn "a
a,n m%ttadbtilt. nb'u,. tab bte COLLECTION
bon 116 WiQionen Dollars Snlane0.uttt
nt&t w.niesr ols 20 R'Qtonen, aIfo atsm'
lid asnau awoni'3 projsnt bn 8an3sr
Gnaabme, foHste.
Dieft eoloGoIs Suu,n1e uuurbe w6brsne
etnte Sabrss Dor oen, Stsuerbeuuaten tsr
Standardization pu{9!udt. Wae fo0ten
tte suropdt(@sn Staatsu dnfan8en. uenr
BIZ GtnneibunB btr @ttuern nit fpI&sn
tuermeu Soften psrbunrsr tpxreTc
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

~ Dtefet ettters IN Auam n eued' It aus retnsm 30 rbon
Hbtsie unit met as suan, 8 uerf&,ep.nen rurseln. Minteu
unb Rrdutern, pelAstn u"cQiommener s arm one luiammenptr.
Ten, .utereitsi mad hr Original J:etbcte. uts b stl, { ron BEN
erostn 6oupflina. ~Rsb Sdd't", bem Dt. Gtaptn m,.e bell.
wu'be. ueI6tr tie sls NIT Grole tn istntr Draris utels Sabre
lang aI uanbIe. unb -burb ben @ebraut btets DQtttels ener 70
Grcteu Ruf erstIte fir Bite Fsb ntIura unb Eeilunn 70 DuS.
p.pfa, teserlttlen gtraOpf rs, 4 pf&mer,en, Rtet.r unb
Asue, uab alien R%ranibeitsu weibs BON Ter qster ober ron I'm.
%eselbaftsu 3runib.t e. ltibsn merbsn frbsr, bak Der @etraia
pm bttftm 8htert fe f&er bell, CaaeIte IA adn I'D tri psn
allen DrDaueu uub aiftasn e ubRarBsn nte ~tteie1ten bduRe bel
dbultben prdparatpnsn oneewanbt ub { mem pet ira srtupI.
len putItIum ptriaufI werten. Gin ttnateer gerfrt rirt feltR
ben uraId" bl'Gfe" nbtraenaeu RAT .Reb aadtt' cine PEI.
~lu"sssraft teast. wsh&' mon BET anbsrn 8ttters ~SsreebI'd, fudt
50 fdrtt unb tslebt ras @p7em,
% TT unper> leidlt6 aeaen a%nasmstne Sdndte.
&c III zine ldbsrs Sur fur Tpersp1a.
Sc 9tbt etnsn autsn a~sfunesn Qppettt.
Go bef6rtHt Die 0errauuna.
&s In .tas tsfe trlfirsnte gttmulaut. &
&e ps1tlht Gteter unb @aut.
O. ptrtt asaen 8trncrfung.
Ga eurt1t nerr0fe &cpfi6meaen.
60 ii po0fon!r1sn rein unb f6modtaft.
las #et Sadtt g,htrs r'rb serfouft In Cuortaafh.r tet
allen DresuiRtu upb 5dnblsrn I'm eanb.; Graat ua& vRsh
Sade' unb ustmt fst" an! tree.
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