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- ,,nYOUNG MIlN

Who have injured themselves By a certain
practice. indulRed In when alone 4 hahit ~.
quenty learned nom evil compGalou or Al
sehooIii the effects OF which are nightly faii
even when asleep, and, n MOI cI.red FshdsFs
marriage impossible, and destroS8 both Is Ind
and body, should apply tmmedihtaly,
What pity that Young man, the hopeo
MS MS, sonntr The pride of his parents, Eb6uId
y Anatched rom all prospects and enjoy
men8 of life BIZ the consequence or dsTi.
attng nom The path or nature, 1Gind ARdulR-
lngln certain secret habit. Such persons
must, bAiOra nnDiamnIafin0
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ACCIDENT AT swRESKY's MACH1SE
SHOP. Yesterday morning, as Mr..
Robert Robinson, a workman en-
plOyed at the machine shop of the
Messrs. Sweeney, in North Wheeling,
WRs engaged In putting a belt upon. a
pulley, his shirt became entangled in
the coupling OF the shaft. He was i'm
mediately thrown mp to the cellinEfof
the shop, but luckily against this he
.braced his feet. The shirt, a heavy
WOODEN one, was torn from his person,
and he fell 70 the floor, thus escaping a
horrible death. Mr.. r. was slightly
bruised about the ribs. 2; ti,'i,'ls37i = ~
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Young Chessly, It appears, seeing the
terror OF the girl at the lightning and
thunder, after she had gone home COD
ceived the idea of frightening her still
more, and for that purpose went on The
which will probably cost him
his life. 81 5g1gruIi 4f il.a asq--
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For good glass Of sparkling soda
Water, drop in at Odbertts, end OF stone
bridge, - - ~ =, ~ -
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reject that sound mind and body are the
t9oSE 2 REQUISITES y promote comm
bal haplneSEF Indeed iWiIh0nf 1iese as
journey through life becomes a weary pIIgrf,
mage the Prospect hourly darkens 10 the
view, the mind become EhR lowed with das-
pair and hued with the melancholy retiso-
tion that the happiness OF another becomes
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.


5 Whsp themIsE pided eand urmaprudeut 70.
tary OF pleasure tnds hat he has imbIbed
the seeds OF this painful disease It too often
happens that an ill.timed sense OF shame or
dread Of discovery deters him from applying
70 Enoae5IWho from. education and raspeeth-
4ltYs can ALONE befriend him, delaying III
the constitutional symptoms OF this horrid
disease make their appearance, such as ulCes
Eated eQne Throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs. dImness of
hight, Deafness nodes on the shin. bones and
aEnSS ploteheS on the head, face and eKtrs-
mites mi ppotEresstnG With fdghtfnl Eapidity
TIL At last the paiHte Of the mouth or ina
bone Of tbs nose lall in, and the victim q
this 9wfhldS becomes q horF5d o6iec4 D.
eommlseIalion, TILL death puts q period 70 hla
QfeaoIul sunertngs, by sending him 70 ''thAt
SndlScoVered Country from whence no
It's Z aMieIaSsS GLORY Il F4cr4b J, l,,or
sands fau victims to this terrible dfsease- oV.
ing % the unslSllfnlp6s Of JgnSFa1N pTsiAn.
IeT4I VINO. by the use OF thRt DEADLY
ana make the rosidue OF life miserable,
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AN ANaRY FAEHER RELRNTs.-It is
said that the course Of true love never
does run smooth. It Is all mistake,
however. Cruel fathers are not always
cruel lin these modern days. Even
those who terriiy young men in Bridge
port, sometimes irelenk At least, so
says correspondent aS 5i1J tl}li=I 4
twill be remembered that sometime
since we published veracious account
Of an tFate father RssRulting with Weap-
.ons ofWanan innocent young man WHO
had done him no other offence than 20
admire openly his too charming daugh-
ter. This took place In Bird gePort. We
feared veEymuch 4 tragic ending Il. the
affair." but ..a 6ftizenV has sent ms glad
Eidings ofgreat joy. It. Is to the eject
that a worthy clergyman, peace
maker by nature as we'll as by pro(es-
sion, has succeeded In ,reconciling the
angry PdteT to the state OF affairs, and
the young couple are rejoiced at the
prospect Of future happiness, ii
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ATTACK oNA LAlEP.LIaHTERA AND IT'S
REsU1Es.-The lamp-llghters employed
by the Wheeling Gas Company possess
courage and exhibit quiet herolsm,
which, II displayed upon The field Of
battle during thelate' iunpleasantness,' o
would have raised them to the rank OF
Major General or to be BrigadieFs at
the very least. In some parts of the
city, and particularly in North Wheel
Ing. they are frequently assaulted while
in the discharge Of their duty, viii
stones aud other missiles by unrulv
boys, who seem to think such practices
the most delightful fun in the world.
Nor, we understand, are they content
with casting stones at the lamp-Hsht-
srs, but Il Is the Hbese man" who can
throw the most stones through the
glass lanterns on the gas posts. Against
The fret OF these proceedings; neither
lAmp-lighteFs, nor Gas Company have
much protection, owing to the difficulty
In fastening an offence upon any:par-
ucular Individual. As to the glass of
the lamps, however, the oompany loses
nothing by its destruction, the city. that
Is, the Taxpayers, being obliged to re-
place broken glass. The boys. there
fore have had e pretty much their own
way. ,s1 80 = 81
On Tue9day evening, however. as
Nicholas Miller, q lAmp-lfghter, em-
plOyed for the upper end Of the city.
WAS lighting lamp in the vicinity. ~
the North Street Methodist EpisconSI
Church. he was attacked by a eroJTd ~
boys. The stones fiew thick and fast
but Nicholas, undismayed .charEe(i The
youthful crew, and brought on one a
prisoner, ason OF Mr.. AIexander nat
enbaugh. Nicholas inquired The name
of his prisoner, but the prisoner De-
Glued 10 give him the information. and
there was every prospect that the AFFAIR
would terminate ingl oriOuAly. 1T was
not 10 be- noWeier. The atea had de-
creed otherwise.
lWhile Nicholas was holding on tothe
boy and VaInly trying 10 e1toft the in
formation from him, some one convey
ed intslIi gence 10 the boys father Mr.,
Alexandera0ih enbaugh that the lamp
llRhterwas Hkining his boy.n Fun OF
fStheFly fury this w6Fthy GENT 6fian
Iulhsd % the scene OF cti6n and caught
Nicholas by the throat -iThe6 boy 3HRs
released HbuttAIr. ID. was hr0u9htcbe4
fore-ths Police court yes ter(idy ifi6ffiI
ing, and hned $40 for assault and bat
terry Subse1 emily he WAS taken be-
FORE Esquire Johnson, who Fe1uirpi
him to give bail In che snn1pf s5OOyto
VIZ lGiis hts5-sl.Y7E1
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iOdee no. q SOtlth fEedef1ck Sfreef,
Ian hand side gong from iRsitimors stpfeel. a
1eW doon nom tho corner, Fail not to OBJ
serve name and number. ~ FIEi
cSQ letter. received miles, post paid and
containing Rstamp 20 be used on the raply
PefSonS Writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
toms. - 20 1ssi1lfSe -
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Circuit Court
was engaged all day yesterday in the
trial OF civil causes. HFH
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From the evidence at the trial tap
peared that Miss Lizzie had been stay
length OF time, and had not rendered
an equivalent for her board. To this,
on Monday morning, that gentleman
wisely objected. Lizzie didn't like the
prospect and objected to being turned
out. One word brought on another
until the lady dared E6eneZer to turn
her and, her trunk out upon the cold
calculated without her host. Immedi-
ateIy she and the trunk were out on the
pavement. AS quickly she dew for, a
! policeman, who as quickly. arrested
Ebenezer. But alas oEbenezer was
discharged, and the policeman severely
reprimanded by his Honor for his over
jealous efforts In the cause OF peace and
good order. .ps tsdh 'tsIiYsi - 30
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"NIAKE HAST SLowLY."-Ebenezer
Sawyer, a gentleman Of color, was be-
fore Judge Good, yesterday morning,
charged with putting Lizzie Simpson
a lady Of sable complexion, out of his
house in an unnecessarily rough and
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The White Pine COMPOUND,

"It waSearly in tnst spring of SO ;fhnt this
eomp99nn EaS g tgtna Sd. I isn9epapeEo OF my
throat attended, With a disagfeeable cough. 1
had for some months prevtohs thought that
a preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark Of white pine might be so compounded
and lungs. Totest thevalue Of tin tho case
alluded TO, I compounded q small quantity
and gAveit in teaspoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation Of the throat was remoy-
ed the cough subsidized and D Speedy cure
was eEiectedT Soon After this ISenk b6fn6 10
q lady In Londonderry, N. H, who had been
suffering for some weeks nom q bad cough,
occaEionedby q suddencoldS and had raised
mucus streaked with bl cd. She soon found
FelIsf and sent .for1more:g she took. about
ten ounces Of II, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
Esq, editor OF the AHnchestefOD Daily Mirror,
icass ola severe cold and was cured immedI-
Rtely. HeHRs 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 20 confident In success attending Its
iinaliy pe1SuSded ms 70 ave II 4 nanes and
send 1t abroad to beneht the suffering. I'm
November, 1855, I INST advertised 1t under
years from, that tIn1e there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol.
lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and 1t Still
maintains that position. There Is good raa-
son for this ittS very soothing and healing
In its nature; IS Warining ID TIE stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste, and Is exceed
lnRly cheapS u. VIA THEyET so
':Hs a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivRled. 1t
was not originated for that purpose but
person In uNng It for a cough was not only
euned Of the cough, but was. also cured Of 5
kidney difficulty Of ten Se5rS standing. since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It TOR the same complaint, and
have been completely cured" st1Eu
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White. Pine Compound has taken the lehd of
all Cough remedies, as ven as CprephFAtfon
for the cureof Kidney dIflculties, In every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England SlateG
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? Infhe case OF Henry Collins as. S. X.
Kay Il Co., on partnership note, the
jury returned 4 verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum Of 81, 900.
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UEg.R. - - F.
YHHtiA 50 suaS.ii1
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via q APR r FOR New
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Through Eastern via
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l. 41Al4ANN III = 4z31G
nee, Wheeling, West
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$50 r m. 500 p m.
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For Sale.
n.,.a.ittTr,urlsIteele,s ) sale.

~. l'5iss,.sgsitTruste e's Sale: 5aai.I
OF ADDED OF TRUST
b executed by " ! o. oarmAn TOT ma, as
trustee and ,recoried In Record Book rB."
county, Missouri, I SHAH, on The T2rH DAY
OF JUNE 1867, ut ten O'Clock Of said day, on
the steps of the Court. House Of Ohio county,
In " heellnRs san att public auction 70 1.-THE
big hest bldqer, The south. half Of section 20
SIX, Township. CD tWentysfo9E, OF the NH
principal meftd iAn; thu sam6 being situated
salesthe remainder In Ninety days with COED
security i Will convey only such title rs Is
vested In me by said Deed OF Trust which Is
bAli6Ved 10 ba good fIu TUG ffatsfAHiltiE
iy!II sal -i5IiTbnop GRcG..BARR,sd
myl3.lm .G9509f5 So % BIS Trustee
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SINGING BooKs; INSTRUCTION BOOKS
- for the Piano, Organ, Mel0de0n, Guitar,
Violin, &C., Music FolioS, binding and COM
mon; Music Paper Blank Music Books;
Music; Sabbath School and Church Music
Books at lowest Wholesale and Retail prices
RtzDEH syWAl.IHs SHEDS Music Store,
sIAnSl 5l /. No. L8o Main 81, Wheeling, VIVA
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GRAIN.

duEEs1ALso HAVE CONsFANRLYfIN
W. store, Tea, Gonee, Chewing and. smok-
WSsh Boards, Bed Cords. conic s si I've.
Esssnee Come Bt 0aIh Soda German, IFiSh,
Bleach Eud Family, Soap, 5CandlosaiIead
Shot 6nn2 CAPS, Powder, Bed Cords GIass,
Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring, Dried
Appiea Died Peaches, Beans CrafksfS ESalE
VmeRaf,, ". RI and Cream sGheeseI and
wheeling manufactured articles esneFsllys
marll PRYOR. -HANDLAN 500
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BAITIMORE { OHIO 3. +. COMP


BALTIMORE 4 ONO r. B Comply
upYTpB RAEEl4 pHp 1 Z a 9p.ffRti
HGtfTI n 9WHEIILSF, M4fyTf lS4ISTl
- :. SUMNER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after MAY
-' FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore"
daily Rt W. gdaiI I,dn S:sop pm.
P 80 am. HaTpeFs F,y-sso
Cumberland 800 Cumberland. e IS am.
Harpers Ferry I:l5 Grafton. $50 =
@@s!Ssss GEE z E snslaahE Easa S
sIncluting Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves wheeling Leaves Baltimore
Sds1.y "a am w FaHhbIIS z e tf e. P%'
Pa s III Harper Y -i:si am.
Cumberland rs Cumberland-l:
HarPers F'yl2Sz 8. m. Grafton .-.---l 2sS pm.
WRsh'n City. 5-2O - Except SundaSs-
Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves heepnge III Leaves Raltluaoree
: DAILY at..G&l6 p.m. SFdaIISJ at...a8;45 am.
Arrives Wash'n Ciiy-7:I5 Is
CumbeIiand- Harperis F,y-lNO pm.
VIC 40 7 psasttS4I1I5
Baltimore ....-h00 Wheeling-...-s:40a am.
Wash'n City-5:5O SIncluding Sundays.
except Saturdays.
BENWoOD ACCOMMODATION.
10 connect With c. 20. RyRs Division.
LeaYa Whkslfnk A.. - $40 Il. m. AsO D. m.
800 "a
Tickets 70 all principal points in the EaSt,
west and Southwest can be procured At the
Gompanys ONCE. Hn5aus al sIEaE=as sarl
JOHN hWTLSoN, Master or Transpurtatio
R T. DEVRfES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling
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White Pine Command

White Pine Compound
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE
i throughout the country, 4Rfter having
been proved by the test Of eleven years, In
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, inipart, Is derives It's virtues
Tbe'VVhite' Pine COmP6und Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipther1a,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon=
ary Affections generally. II Is q remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficulty Of Yolding Urine, BleeaIng fTnhn
ths ESaeys and BLADDER, Gnys4 md ethsr
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While proceeding for = physician to
attend his wounded son. Mr.. Chessly
saw the Jordan'S examining with a
lantern the yard attached to theirhouse
for traces of the supposed robbeE. Not
bfnuVht fOsiipht--fsfs- .-slf slid 70 -e-i
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SoutaTy Yloei thai dreadful and sdeSfrict,S0,t.
haolt which annually sweeps 10 an untjnSoS,ss
gravsSt tho9s9 and Of Young Men pf Tas mStyy
might otherwise have entrSncsd SISt,s,E,tno
sen at6n with the thnndahS a 200 nsnSs =!
Win Wit III n ce MY he Lying , may al
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AND TUNING oRPIANOs
DOrgalls, Melodeons, AeoorIleOnS; F1utinas
carefully attended 10 at -. -
tan8I WILEIAMfHh sHEIBS Music Store.
sNTELoDEoNsLE In wALNUT AND ROSE
III wood cases, portable and plano. Atyle,
carved and plain, new and second hand,
JanSr sIH WAT. Il. sHEIBB Music Store
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ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
"a aSTs .I4QAeKKRE.o ,aoEJS !
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FAST LINE.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule ON and after May
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IIN 6Wfl StOTeI 4NeWStOCk!

Hoai sl!I laii shnsz47s 6 81 ssniET ar
ni @ru ,damnHet1a ~ 473f
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TRE ONLY PL1c EBHERR T 81 cjjTbs
20 - CAN BE ORDAINED.
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aber b0dIt belebten Oale11> tue1e bic 9robe @tabt
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BET Natberinnett, 5anbtpsrfer, Biirqer, furs ba8 i
n'soere 9plf nit nalepeiler @i9tiafeit beoiente.
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bar pi1tense8 Seilu,ittel, 1t, wte bic obiaen
prGparate, pattenten uie @iebersertGufern be-
Sens empfpblen.
@ir mStten miittern laesn, ba6 Merls's
BIadberrY> Bal n alle Sale pon
@pmu1erfranfbeit (summer-complaint)
be Rinbern beilt.
mprie'8 SialtentCtber Mu0e,1=
8olfdnt
ais unteblb Wtttel
fit Die &ranfbetten bee Mu9e6.
(Mtute unb %rpnt,we)
@erfentSrner, &tterune ber Gbrdnenbrulen,
Gltmmern uno @&mGte.
Das @ltttel pirtt unfeblbar, mag biz Rranf.
belt ftrppbulDien pber anbern uriprunss fein :;
Ge Writ eegen S4w6de unb Mbnebmen ter
Rraft bes @ebnersen unb betlt trantbafte 3u-
fanb in benz Bau be0elben. 8eionbers 5ol9en
werlpnen ~ empfebIen, tpel4e ibr Nuee fort
wdbrenb an3ulrenetn babea. Der Ballu, tpirb
tbrer @ebtraft aasemein seiunbe xbattetsit tpie.
ber serleiben.
Yrpbtrt's unb ibr rpereet's bewabrt fnben.
Yreis IS Sent per Tla1@e.
baben BET alien DrueeiRea.
ROrie u: . atley. eissntbaner.
Dubuque, Soma.
Die Matcrtalien, aus benen Is aubsreitet tt,
Fnb rein uno tSRli@. Gs tt nit bv@lter @prg.
falt unb @enauieseit au1aunenseisbt nnb nit
@i&erbett Mnb pbne @4mer3 an3upenben, ba es
duBerlid applieirt mtrb unb BE @efabr tauRtl@er
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tpel3e bas CARTE Au-
eeneepebe 70 lei&t 3eraSrsn, strmeiaet., -.
une wtt fir sas Auee 70 unBen1eiu ppbltb6-
fig pirtenb, paree 90 aud bS@R betliam e.
funbeu fur 80
B:antwunben, Gntsanbuneen, &C.
lpruneene 2tppen unb bdnbe,
QBurma anBineer, @alaflub, CIV.
5ipelas, Snfetteniti@e &c.
Shorten. . aileY, DUBUQUE, Sowa,
Gieeuttiirner.
o. @s9en &inienouue son 30 Gent IN frau-
tfrtem Brief auae(&tdt. =
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
E9erea Mtt!el fir 9 Dtarrbue, f@le&ts
Berbauune, Gtulera Mprbus,
Rinber- -Gbplera, a,unb a1le L uter'
leibs-&rantbtttex. - . .
407 paul &feeer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
&elletrististkts
QSer lit ser Gbte oentibe
@au,t?
bon 81. %.

59 lobe mi. ben oeutiGenManlt
Der fir bic Jreibeit fril@ sprani
Oas Banner bur9 bic Gein6e tra9t>
t1nb, tpen1, ea iein mub, brein au@ l9laet
Dem aampfer auf ees Gorti@ritt5 8nbn>
Sd lobe mir be II beuti9en Manu.
Do9 lpb' i'd nt9t ben beut1en Mann
Bei bent ein Seber 1T i'm 8enn
Der ni9t tpie ct tpobnt ibt uub trintt
ltno @ptt int 5imnel 2ieber fnst.
Der Selbflu@t @clap' uno 11nSrtban
NS9t pi0er, tper bsn lpbeu tann!
S1 lobe mir ben beutl1en Maun>
Der aud 1ein ;3SpFein trasen fann>
:3ur re@ter 3eit nit 2utber iprtdt
2ieb', Gang unb Granf', iie l9abe nitbt.
Der better 11aut bas 2eben an
Sb lobe mir B n beutl9en Mann.
Do9 lob ib nibt ben peutl9en Mann
Der @9luno unb 8au1 nur betet ar
Der Irbeit Weib unb &inb persibt
llno Sag fit Sag int Dulel ii
@pl9' einen la1bern l1rian>
MStt tpilen tper ben (oben fann
SD lobe mir ben beutl9en Mann
Dfr era6' brein i@au'n unb reben tann
Der feise nimmt fein 8latt ppr's Maul,
Ma9'5 bSren Yeter pber paul.
Der l1nre@t Hebt ni6t nennen fam
Sd lobe mir BEN teutl9en Mann.
Oo9 lob id ni9t ofutl1en Wanu
Der nit bem Maul 1tet5 pprne bran
lnb ,@9uft" uno uGieL" ~5durf" uno
uGrppT
Birft wutbenb Sepen an ben 3opf.]
5pl1' einen tpufen @rotian
WV9t' tpi1en, tper ben lpbfn farm.
Sd lobe mir ben reutl1en Maun
Der biinbiid ni9t ldweifpebeln tunn,.
Wenn ibm bet So1mutb trpbig nabt
Den Sup ni@t tabt ber Jpn sertrat~
Der ben 8eleioser ;Idt'sen fann,
Sd lobe mir oet Deutl9en Nanu.
Dp9 lob i9 nt9t ben beutl9en Mann,
Der feline @9ranfe ebren tann
Die Menl&li@feit Bet &a@e iebt-
Selbit tuenn ct Blutis tparo perleyt+
QSirb n1ebr perIanst> ais :3abn um 3abn
WS9f pi0en tper oen luben fann?
SD lobe mir ben beutl9en Mdnn
Der frUbli9 lein un6 l9afen tann1
Der 9lnbrer &e9t pie leine5 ebrt
limb nit bem &e9t Dem l1nre9t webrt
sri mabiA menIdlid, n11nnli9, bann
9if br seer adte 6eut}9e Wanu!