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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06

Nrw srAa-srANcLnD BANNER.
nrMn. Svorsr, GRAFTON, M


"An hail the Haunting lie"-N Y. Tribune
o, say can You see, since the wars deadly blight,
Our time-honorcd flag without sadly regretuns
The fate Of a people who sold their birlhrghi'
And behold now the sun Of their liberty setting 7
Ana the tax we now nav inear two millions per day.
Gives proof that fanatics and iyrants bear sway
While the Star -spangled Banner in mockery waves
Der bond holding tyrants and tax-ridden slaves.
The brave soldiers who fought amid trials so sore
As they thought-ior the old Constitution and
Union,
And hoped they would see when their pehis were
Ger
The States all United in friendly communioni
But now they behold from our Union Of old
MANY States stricken out and by "niggers' con-
trolled,
While the star-spanglod Banner deridingly waves
Der country destroyed by fanatics and knayes.
o, what would our sires who for liberty bled,
Think to see their homes sunk In such yile de-
gradationi
The South ruled with bayonets, powder and lead
And the North under bonds Of most CALLING
taxationl
Could thew rest in their graves while their children
are slaves
To those shoulder-strappsd tyrants and bond
holding knaves
While the star-spangled Banner doth tauntingy
wave
Der these war-blighted realms Of libertys grave.
The black Mongrels say they will force the States all
To accept manhood suffrage" and "miscegena-
ton /"
For without it they know that their party must fall
And down go all hopes Of our Mongrel "NeW
Nation 4"
And they know iftbey can't old Useless S. Grant
To be their Dictator their schemes must avaunt
And the Star SpAngled Banner in truth may yet
wave
Ger the land Of the free and the home Of the brave
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06

Prentice is wondering when the
radicals will finish up their work of
getting in States that for four years
they swore were never ont.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06

AGctioneer ofthe great stevens dis
posal-Columbid Herald.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Weak and Delicate Children
Testimonials.

Hon. George W. Woodward. Chief Justice d
the supreme Court Of PennsylvaniA. writes
Philadelphia, Pa, March l6, lsss,
"Ihnd HouftANDs 0ERNAN BtrrsEsi ist
good tonic, useful N disease. !. ( dis',.
Of debility and want OF nervous action in The
'ystem. Yours, truly, Csc. ~. wooDwAnD'
Hon. James Thompson, Judge Of the Suprsn'
Court Of pennsy lvania, writes.
philadelphia, April 2s, 1868
g consider lloohapd's 1erman Bitters yal1'
able medicine IN case OF Indigestion or Dyspsp-
sia. can certify this fros experience.
Yours. with respect JAMS THoNPsoS"
From Rov. Joseph D. Kenpard. D. D.. Pasta
Of the Tomb Baptist Church, Philadelphia;
Dr. JAcKsON- Dear Sir | have been + equehi.
ly requested to connect my name With recon.
mendations VI different kinds Of medicines, bui
t,gnrding the prac ~ tice as out of my ap.
prOpriatc sphere. have in all case, Dc.
clined, but with ~ clear PROC fin varioui
instances, and particularly 10 m, own family, q
the usefulness OF DR., lloonand's German Bitiers
depart for once from my usual course, to el'
press my full conviction that for general debility
Of the system, and especially tor Liver Con-
plant Is safe aud valuable preparation. In
some eases II may fail but usually. ioubt net
Il viii be very beneficial to tn ose who suffer from
the above cause. Yours very respectfully,
J. d kENSARn,
Eighth, below Coates Sueeih
From Rev f. D. Fendall, Editsr Of Christian
"Chronicle,n Philadelphia.
have deriy, d decided benefit from the use d
hoohand's German bitters and leel it my pr VI
lege to recommend them as a most valuable TOME
TO oil who are suh,nnE from general debi ity OF
from diseases arising from arrangement Of h'
livor. Yours, trHly, n. ID. FENpALL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
CoL-AND-GRANT-FAX SONG.


AR-"Father Come Home"
0, Hiram Ulysses, come back to your dad,
For the clock on the steepe strikes two
Impeachments gone up and Ben Wade is starl
mad,
And he swears it's all over with youj
The Chicago Convention will help you no mole,
The Methodist Conference won't prayi
There's the uglest news from the Oregon shore,
And in short there's the dickens to pay.
Come home Come home Come home
Sweet Hiram Ulysses come home.
Old Brownlow is going to Red Sulphur Springs,
And Stanton cant "stiok" any more;
Old Thad. in despair to his dusky bride clings,
While Sumner, the eunuch feels sorei
Ben Butler Is stealing lock on his spoons,
The bondholders quake for their gold
The bands have stopped playing "those loil old
tunes"
And fear sweet Hiram you're sold.
Come home, &c.
I've horse in the circus for you and Col-fox--
'Tis the horse that you rode in the South
The monkey stands ready to leap on your backs,
And there's Whiskoy to pour in your mouth.
So Hiram, sweet Hiram, don't feel very bad
When you learn that my tidings are true;
You're better at home with cigars and your dad,
For the White House amt waiting for you.
Come home Come home Come home
Sweet Hiram Ulysses, come home.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06

A DMiNIsTRAToR's NoTICE.-No,ic-
n Is hereby given that letters Of administra,;s,
on the estate Of HENRY II. sMEAI,. deceased
lale Of Graham Tp, Cleardcld Co, Pa, havipS
oesn duly granted 10 the undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate will please make pavmepi
.l' anu 'hose having claims or demands vail D. .eni
.pem .p properly authenticated Tor settlement and
allowance without delay. '-D
j. D. SCHOONovER.
W@0 HENRY HAMLIN, Admr'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
aNisftllanf0us.
miscellaneous.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad.
SUMNER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between Philadelphia
Baltimore, Harrisburg, williamsport
and the
Great Oil Region Of PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.

ON and after MONDAY, MAY II. 1858, the
" trains on the Philadelphia A Erie Raj
Road will run ss followss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06

Courage, noble patriots, kird on
your armor, stand firm for your gold
be not dismaycd, now is the hour of
our discomfort, meet at midnight. oh.
ye loil, in the deepest recesses of the
forest look to your irelocks, keep me
IN Office and all will be well.
j. w. f.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Debility,
Resulting from any cause whatever; Prostrada
Of the system induced by severe Labor,
Hardshils, Exposure, Feyers,
Ac., Ac

There Is no medicine sx,ant equal to thsH
remedies 10 such cases. tone and vigor d
impared to the whole system, the appetite
strengthened, food Is enjoyed, the stomach d.
gests promptly, the blood is purified. the con.
plexion becomes SOUND and healthy. the ysil0g
tnge is eradicated from the eyes, bloom d
given 10 the checks, anl the weak and nsrvou
invalid becomes strong and healthy being.
Persons Advanced in Life,
and feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
uI on them, with all its attendant ilis, will tni
the use of these Biitcrs or the Tonic. an elirii
that will instil uew life into their veins resiou
In a measure the energy and ardor Of mon
youthful days, build up their shrunken forms
and give health and happiness 10 their remaining
years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Valuable Town Property
FOR SATEt

GITuATE on the Southwest corner Of Cherry
- and Third Streets, (boing Railroad strcct) 10
wit' A LOT with good two-story plank build
ing thereon. 30 by is feet, one room ON each hoor,
suitable for store, or other business. Also. the
adjoining LOT, with two-siory dwelling house
thereon, and several other TOWN LOTS.
Also a lot Of well-hurnt BRICK, and good
assortment Of STONEWARE, such rs Crooks,
jugs Jars, Fruit Cans, etc, at reduced prices.
For further information, inquire At the Stone
ware Pottery Of +. LEIrZINGER.
myli-Gm Clear6cld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Union MiIIS--.WOOIen Factory,

UNION TPs cLEARF1ELD CO, PA.
INllE undersigned having purchased an interest
Il IN the Union Mills, are prepared to card wool.
manufacture ami finish Cloth, and do all kinds Of
work In this line on short notice, in workmanlike
manner and on reasonable terms They also
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Hooaand's German Bitten,
Hoofand's German Tonic,
Prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON,


Twenty tive years since they were first inirs-
duced into this country from Germany. during
which time they have undoubtedly performs.
more cures, and benefited suffering humanity h
a greater extent, than any other remedies kn0si
70 the public.
Complaint, 4aundice, ~ Dyspepsia Chrotk
Diseases Of the kij - neys, and all diseases
asising from Disoriered Liver, Stomach, q
Intesunes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Clearneld Nursery.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
INHE undersigned, having established a Nur
u ser%pn the Pike about half way between
Olearneld ana Cnrsensville. is prepared to fur
nish all kinds Of FRUIT TREES, fstaudard and
dwari,) Evergreeus, Shruhbery, Grape vinos,
Gooseberries, Lawton Blackberry, strawberry.
aud Rasberry Vines Also, Siberian Crab Trees
Quince, and early scNrlet Rhuharb, 2c. Orders
promptly attended to- Address,
j. d. WRIGHT
sepzVo9-y Curwensvillp, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Flour, Feed and Lumber,

which will be sold at the lowest sh rates.
Wool intended for cardinr can he ice, n, M,
store Of r. Mossop or J. 2. Kratscr, in Cloar6cld
where they will git Il and return Il on Saturda,
OF each week. Letters Of inquiry addressed to rs
at Rockton r. o. will receive prompt attention
!. X. a J. h. ARNOLD.
Roekton, June is, lses-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06

Mail and Express connect with all trains on
the Warren a franklin Railway. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at l2.O0 NJ. arrive at
lryinston at $40 am and oil Cry "a 9.s0p.m.
Leaving Phiad alphia at ll.o5 p. m, arrive at
Oil City at 4.85 pm.
All trains on Warren A Franklin Railway
make close connections at Oil City with trains
for Franklin and Petroleum Centre. Baggage
checked through. ALFRED l.. TYLER,
General Superi atao dan
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Grape Vines for Sale.

A LII the leading hardy varieties of first oual.
"A ity. CONCORD CUTTINGS. 81 Oo nor
hundred. CONCORD VINES only 10 cents. br
ders solicited as soon convenient, and filled in
ny A. NJ. HILLS.
Clearfcld, Pa, August s, 1867.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-06
Persons Advanced in Life,
Notice.

1t is a we'll established fact that fully one.
half Of the female po riion Of opr populi.
sssl S1 a'S'@ a.. ssl s IL sySso sd ;'
"never feel wen.H They are languid, devoid q
ell energy, extremely nervous. aud have 20 AP.
petite. To this class Of person. the Bitters, q
the Ionic, is especially reeomu eided.
Weak and Delicate Children
are made strong by the use Of either Of ihsH
remedies. They will cure every case Of narasuH
without fail
Tn usards Of certificates have accumulated II
the hands Of the proprietor, but space pill sllo5
of the publication Of but feE. Those, Il will h
observed, are men Of note, and of such standing
taat they must be believed
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Die S6anptbat bei@baSfa.

Die 56anbtbat bei@baSfa.
Sc n1ebr man BON bet bet @basfa Yerz
ubten Sdanptbat b5rt, betp 9rauli9er
er(9etat fie. 90 b5renssmir iebt raB ben
Mu6iaeen be6 70 9rdult9 mi6banpelten
Mdo@en6 ;u fplge, Der 85lelpidt Der
oas &tno mabrldetnlt9 ernnprcet baber1
tpIrben, bdtte es na6bem er56anpbube
feline l1ntbat ~au8eefubrt ni9t jepe 8e<
tpegung uno jeben 9aut permieoen> 10
bab Sener bic &leine fit SOB BELT. Sn
pteier Metnun9 peri ebte has @ieb benz
&5rper bes Mdbdens> ebe er ba0elbe SER
lteB nod mebrere Tuftrttte uno er,1n,te
bic iataniiden @prte inGnaltl1 beraus:
~Da BAIT Du'S! 9ei9tebt Dir &e9t cu
&ader:"
Man BAT 9eitern CDtemta9) abermal5
etn SnoiSipuum auf bet Gerpadt Der
Gbdter su ietn> serbaftet> aQein rafelbe
permo9te feline uni9ulo flat nad;umei<
fen uao wuroe entlai1en.
Da6 untbter, tel6eS 6errn
8arners BON Gbasfa tleines SSdterden
i@dnbete, lou, ME man jebt olaubt> in
ben uSt9 Wopb6" einen Ser ted oeludt
baben. Man bat feline Spur Bis birter
Scrcan serfpl9t. Mdnner ;u 6u6 uno
su pfero burd treifen ben Walp, unp
tpenn bic 8eitie wirfli6 brin it, tpirp {e
19wer|t@ entrinnen t6nnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
polYeigerieht.

Dicn ita9.-GS bate ii9 bus Sc
radt perbrettet oaB Nnoy Spbnlon ein<
%unb;mansi9 Stunben ni&terr sewelen
lein, uno bic Spbnion 2eute bieioer@tact
fabten ceSbalb ben 8ei@lub> e5 ebenfaQs
;u Seri u9eu.
Anbrew Simpns, BET ppr ein paar
Ga9en befneipt betrpfet >purbe, batte bic
len gorlaB ebenfa1S 9efaBt> unp ~leiitete
oa6 Mdbr@enbaft gluBerprbentli9e bis
beute nii9tern ;u bleiben. Denn aber
timmelte er plecer uno ;ablte $500
Strafe.
Wittwo 9.-0ie Nu9ternbeit per
S%pbnlonleute pauert fort. Nur elmer
i9webte 9eitern in bic @alabpple ut,p NIT
ei1em $500 Brano uno erle9te beute Dor
&tdter Malmrpa bic iblt9e @ebiibr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

Gba6fn IS. SUM. - @eit 6reb.
Stills bic Gdbre iternputnten> 1T bie6abrt
auf terlelben YpQfommen ltd)er uno 9ez
fabrics. Die Sdubflappen an SEN
Gnoen t6nnen in bic 5Sbe 9ert6tet uno
70 iebe6 MbrpQen zines Tubrperf8 unz
mS9lt9 9erta9t perben County,
board bat $75 fit cine Syens TN, pas
9purtbaus beuiQt9t.-Der &prratb ait
Sadlfeinen mar settpetlt9 eri95pft.
9pmes 8renneret miro inbeien in elm
paar Sa9em smei itarfe ugrdnte" ferti9
baben.
- Der ~&ebwin9 &epublifan" bat
Sen. 9ubbaro's Namen ais ben ieines
@pn9rebcanotcaten fir ben n1roltdeu
Difrict at bic @pise ieiner Spalten ae=
{teut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Das fInfjabrise S9weRergcnb BE-
(eIben teinabe elm Spfer
benelben GerbrederS.
@er9etli&e @erfol9un9 oes iatanii9en
8D|ewi9ts.
$1,000 Selobnune.

@tr taben beute oeu, 0e(er Elm @erz
brehen au bertdten mel&es letter III b,
Grase beredti0t, pb es eEn 8teb eeten
tann, oaB folder S@eublt6fetten fdbiq
1T. nie etn @clen. boS BE @enoIt eiae6
menf9en, trdat in benz aber pteBruntt bet
fnnlt@en Beaier BE Turdt Der sSttli9en
unp msni6lt&en Citrate 9eraebrt bat.
@m Breitaa etnasn 3pef fleine Mdcden,
bas e'ne obt. pas anoere flnf Sabre une
Elm &nabe Don Z Sabren, Die Sinner bee
Germ 9uctan 0arner in @tasta, NIT be:
Sabre iiber ben GluB, I'M, in benz Walce
eer Mtebsruna Blumer 3u (emmeln.
Drei 8lumen pFudenee &inou
Man io0te cenfen, etue 6ydns> mlbte bel
benz Nnblid Der %aneetorenen MornluA
nur etnaerenf fetn, UNI Den III ;trf leijhen
rer ben &lefnsn 9eipes 5ufGaeu route
Mtsr pae IS Meni6en eiett> Die MIL
Der (ino, als Dnansn, ,eiat ra5 Totz
genie:
Wte aus een MuSlaaen pes dltefter
WdodenS tstsoreebt, fam etn !Rerl ~
ben &ineern uno iprperte oe6 dltsfe ouf
init Tim nod etasn ylaB' III esten, me-
Ct tbr 8lumea 3sigen wolts. ga cas
&inp 1t6 NIT in observation-disclosures mpiaerte.
podte ie bic 8}fie uno FhIeppte fe fort,
UNI paa ideublihfie auer Berbreher a.
tbter perfon III beoeben. ..a
Diebeioenanoern&tno 0i110en na9 BET
Sabre surud, BON pp Der Tdbrmann, Dem
iie ni9ts pun Dem @pr9efa1ene insten,
le NIT rer @eiiun9 ;uriidi9tdte> bic
Sdweiter ;u bpler. Gte beicen trafer
wteoer auf ben &erl> Der ibre S9meaer
fprt9el1leppt, unO nun audi Der t9te,
Dem fleinen flnfjabri9en Mdb9en, baiz
lelbe 2pps su teretten pie ibrer S6peter,
i9lieblt6 aber ravpn liet.
Ia6 dlte|te Wdcden Bate fib inaat.
lden nad Der Sabre ;uridseihlsppt uno
brad obnmddtis sulaumen alo Scr Bdbrz
mann es fouo. Gin Gain mar ibr rura
BAG Sdsuia!, ea6 f6 tbrsr tsmdhtiete,
BET osm Deriude III ,Shreien ,u ernidsn,
au6aeb1ohen rporben, em 9alfe t:ua fe
Gle Waale istuer &lauen, unn, erd6lit,
~ iaeeu, UNI ieinen p;ebtlGen Dp,las
ausjufdbren, bate Gas l%1nesbeuer fh etz
mes @e0ers bebtent, nit benn ct pas Sinh
tn fdr6tsrliher @stie neraimmslt. Die
arme fletne Dulrerin mar NIT 8lut re-
psdt. a!5 {1e eefunpsn purpe. Sire ;ret
fletren @el@wifsr purcen ipat Abenps
TN Baloe pe,trrt, aber unpe!!sbt oefunz
ben. .
Jrudtbar par ete Aufreauae, meIas
li@ rer Bep6lferune BON @basfa be;n
@srlauteu Der Na6rfGs temdbtta,e, u.ne
lofort madte fd Maes ouf iur @e,folz
eu1s pss iataatiden 8arbredsr8, Die I'D
letoer bis isBt (Dtenttoa Misioa) osrpbi
cine 8elobnung BON $1,000 ouf Die Sc ,
baf.une pes Sheulals aeiest IN, e,folaz
los ermtee. Das Muffommsr oss In Is
lbauberbafter @et(e eemifbanpsItsu Sim
hes 1T frasltd.
5oQte bas nutbier bas pielee Derbrsz
dsn %be9aneen, einssfanaen pereen, 10
1ao tp!r bafir, baB pa8 Golf DIE @ereds
ttsfeit In bte 6anb nebn,e uno ein Grsns
pei fdtuire, ufl9f6 fir aQs 3ett Die
Brunf bel Befien3u fablet geefgnettt 4. an
bener, bas Gbenbilp @p!te6 III oerleIben
Wet1e gefalldm1rb trorten, rte an Dem
S6eulaL ba6 pteie untbat beBan8en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

Grftdruua.
Mit menis @ib ,no Siel 8ebasm
Die Demofratcn tpbt mid ia9en,
@ie fann mani 1ul6en unlnn pasen?
Da's ni9t selana, mid tpbt ST idIaecn.
> teir> t5 bab nod nidt ben 0aQes
limb bic Dempfratie tleitt mein vMab6en 1iir
MQeS."
Die Gclaserei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

S. .. Scituer beutlder Glerf
s. s. Stewart YoFmeiasr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

9ife beutider Srefe bic bis ;um 8. Suni ).
S. ui6t at9etclt pprben lint:
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Orusso Gi9ent1uaas

goir tieten gam ssrtaaf an t5c 5aufsr unb erttsn in gsin.
nsapalis ~ Yrs.lsn sen soOO ss 5000. gacante qOttsn in
ausee;eidnetes 5ar,nlanb in BEN Counties aResfer, g8riabt
giseepS, Carer uno 8anbippki ;u sra S.. 90 per 4fsr.
SttertaiI uaS Douglas Counties III Or y"
etter Dollar ntb Sebn Gents PET older.
gois s~erlsihen gete auf gruntsiaentbttm stderbsit, 70 sah
Dem Serletber 10 prpaent nettD Sins per Satr ,u.
fDremn. :"
re- aGs 4nfraeea .rersea gprscfrei teantrertet. tr-r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

mslae 1d ais BobeattbeusE nteesrlol:
fen.
- Dernere prei Aerle ifnc ale mutb.
uobIihs Mtse!ieeer Der Banp, Don Ea>
idenoishen, mslhe in De6acea 8 Circus
in Rypming 6srrn 5misbers UNI $3.50
erle;dtertss, in Safe Gup ostbafteg sror=
ben. Gines eerlelbeu ttarb I'M Wefdns<
nie am Sdufrmabniinn.h
Die Damen rcn @tasfo baben BIN
eo,ttacn @eiansosrstn etne Bobnc gum
Yrdient ermodt. relde bsiu, nGdfen
Sdneerfef psbsn rtrn.
-Sn Gem Ianepierisen Yrccee, 9yna
,easn Nah> Der uripruneli@ beeonnen
wurre, reeen elmer tIetner fir BenuBune
zines &ohnS aeforeerten Summe. TT BON
nsuem NppeQation aemdbrt roroen. Die
Mttsn rteies procs0ss fit &abnmie'be
purpen bInldnR!ide Tradt fir etn an
ftdno'9e6 yampftoct biloen uno fit bic
&cfsn piirpe man etn 2irtea'1tT t,ffer
'@r6Be faufsn founen.
Sn Ben .&elle r gefallen II. -
Nni Greitag Nteno fel cine alte Trau l1az
mems Gpultbarp, rur4 cine TaQtbir in
ben Seller urtb brad einen Nrm. GS 1T
piss ba6 sreite MaL eab Der Grau eieie6
t%e9e9net.
90 Die Gonpentipn Der 3eitunasz
berartsseber unp Rebaeteure ppnSSuinpi5,
relde }oeben in Nodforp SQ. tbre Sc
1Adfte eefdlofen, pirp cine Yldfrfabrt
mad Mtnnefota MAIDEN. st ra Der
upide @rof" aud nit fpmmt.
5Dnnta9sfdulen NIocia<
IN II. ~ Mm Meno be5 16ten beQann
in Garribault bic sebnte jabrli6e Sibuno
Der Spnntassidulen Ni1ociatipn mel6e
iebr fart beiudt mar. l1eber breibuncert
paren a1l,peleHb.
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8 | 8.
Muf! Muf! Gum Teite'

Die @e9enpdrti9e 1T bic leBte nor benz
erpBen Teite, NIT bent bte nd9ife Wc9e
be9tnnt, eri9einente Numner uniere6
BlatteS, mel6e nod jepen Mpnnenten
int 2atpe errei9t ebe eas Gef be9innt.
@ir rufen peBbalb to6malS ben Treunz
ben bet TrDblt9feit, ben Greuncen Der
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tperoen> Siele ii9erli9 fir's 2eben. DEM
bic fr1bliden Meniaen> wel9e ii9 gum
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2tebe CUR &unf unb barmloier 5eiterfeit
iinb ia chen ale babur9 eeiiti9 Yereint.
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nie unlere 8riiber NIT 9anbi9la9 unp
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Sci Gu@ hleiten,
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oae SIR ct. paul in liebenpem Mncen=
fen bebalten ipQt> 10 lang tbr lebt.
DaS 9arse ian9esfreunoli@e Yublifum
81. YaulS miro fi9 It, cine Tef<Gpm>
mtttee %Yerpanceln, tpelde teinen arpern
3wed baben wirr, als ben T%e1tt9eilnebz
mern 10 an9enebme Geitta9e ;u bereiter.
alS fte beren je erlebt.
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III Mtnnelota:
Sc tint ber @edruf! Muf! @uf!
5eran benn IQe frei fril9auf!
8alo bod ertSnt gum @rue bas 2ieb,
Dec Gefe5 Mpreenrutb erslibt."
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UNI fiirdterlt9 ser tummelt.
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be0elben gerbreders.
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