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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08
w-TnEAsUHY DEPARTMENT.

uPPICR or COMPTROLLER OF Tua CURRENCY
WAsHIs0roB, Oct. ~, lhtg 4
Notice Is hereby giysn 10 the holders Of the cir
culating Notes OF the "first Rational Bank OF Ne
yads,' Austin. that such notes will be paid In
lawful money % the United states upon presenta.
liOn Of the same at the Treasury Of the United
States. JhO. JAY KNOX,
Oe22.Ot Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
slJ- LEVY COURT, WASHINGTON
n-S COUNTY, = Notice Is hereby given to
Keepers OF nIdinATies, Auetionsers, Retailers,
ncksters, Peddlers, Bowling Balloons ana Billiard
Tables; carrying on their bushes, 10 the county,
Georgetown, l0d 10 the owners OF Hackney Car
riaEes, omnibusses, and othor vehicles for tho
conveyance OF persOnp and passenger In the
county, that their license will expire on the SLIT
instant, aud that the Treasurer o. this Court VI
be In daily attendance at his ohlcs, No, AS Fiji
teenth street, until the 18th November, for the
purpose u renewing the sAIns,
Oc6 .eotl6no n CALLAN, Clerk
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

wAsHIsoToS, November 0, lsoo.--Jsy Cooke
q 90. furnish the following quotations Of
Government seeuritiesi
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

A SENTIMENTAL GALLONS BRD.-Plkc,
who is to be hanged In Concord, \. H., on
Thursday for murder, makes request
which will probably be granted, that quar-
tette OF young ladies In Concord who have
often sung to him and other prisoners he
allowed to remain In his cell after he passes
out for the last time, and sing while prepare
lions to launch him Into eternity are being
concludedi that Is, after the cap Is drawn
over his face, while the straps aud ropes are
being adjusted. He also requests that no
relatives Of his victims shall be admitted TO
witness his death.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08
DIED.

THOMPSON On the Sd OF November, after a
lingering Illness which she bore with Christian
foTiitude, CATHERINE H., wife " Bsni ThOnp.
sou, 10 the oOIh year VI her age May she rest in
pOace.
Dearest mother thou has lsn as,
Wsthy loss most deeply fsal,
But els God that hast Gsren US,
lie can all our sOTTows heal,
Alexandria papers espy,
DUNN In Baltimore, October 20. 1889, LOUISA
KLEIE, wife Of PsymAstoT Ed Ward T. Dunn, Lhief
OF BuTesu Of Provisions and ClOthlnE
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

The Governor of Pennsylvania has signed
and issued the dcuth-warrants of John
Fields, convicted Of murder In LycOming
county, and Zachary Taylor Hackenborg,
convicted Of murder In Butler county, both
OF whom are ordered to be executed on Tues
day, December i-thc former 1T Williams.
port, and the latter at Butler.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08
Boarding.

d A II d Nc.
ID RUFUss SMITH,
Of Loudoun county. Va having rented House No.
4s3 Tenth street, between and X stTeets, has
flRsT.CLAss BOARDING HOUSE BY THE DAY
Oh MONTH, Rooms single or In suits, with or
without board. oel6.im'
EIRsT.CLAss TABLE BOARD CAN BB HAD
l. at the AMERICAN HoUsB, corner o. Seventh
street and Pennsylyania avenue. for sac per
month. sep2f. On
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08
n>zat. NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AY -THh kaE6AI MEEflNd o. ths s."ss.
holders Of the Bankers and BrOkeTs, Telegraph
Company will be held over No 1853 baltimore
street. conner Of Calvert In the city Of baltimore,
on TUESDAY. 9th Noyonber, 1870, between the
hours o. u M and p ~ for the Parpo.s Of gem
10 serve for the en.ni Ing year
OCTOBER ~ lo&' ocT&nO9
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

I,
Il Ia msllelously reported that DR.. z, V. PURIFY,
Veterinary surgeon Ia no longer ip the city, and u
at ali time. In his once. No. $50 X, betwepn
Twslf and Thrtssnih streets, uuless ont on profess
sional business. Thankful for past patronage, he
hopes by atentyeness 10 busn ness to merit liberal
share OF public patronage In future. once aud
residence No. $50 street. sel1.lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-08

OsT.-85, 900 REWARD.

7 osT-A PLAIN GOLD RING, WITH INsCRIP.
- ton, "Dnbbie to DAyie. Deeembrr, 1853. ~
The finder will be literally rewarded on leaving
IL at the REPUBLICAN, once. MOIST
The New York herald., 1869-06-28
COFFEE CULTURE N FLORIDA.
Adaptability of soil and Climate.

correspondence OF the St. Augustine (Fla) EX-
From the mouth Of Indian river TO Cape Sable, the
southernmost extent OF this peninsula, we have q
front OF about 100 miles, supported by track OF
country OF about Q,250,000 acres. Deduct, then,
largely for beaches water courses salt marshes,
&C. there remains fully 1000 900 acres, which have
frequently termed, TO the rldcule OF Others our
conee region. These though not within the tropics,
lie so TO that Cancer that with the modifying
influence OF two adjoining gulfs, one on each side
OF q comparatively narrow tongue OF land the Gil
mate IL assmlated to that OF Havana, on the north
side OF cuba. Add, then tnat IN Cuba their coffee
succeeds best on elevated ground, because
cooler than their plains, and IL results
OF temperature have on our PLAINS.
The tracts Of nature, evident In the indi-
genous productions OF our SOIL fully warrant
this conclusion. The mangrove, lime hiccaco,
mansanilla cochineal pear, and many more peren.
NAL plants, decidedly exotic IN other than tropical
climates are indigenous there. And at Cape Flor
ida about some Old settlements, q few coffee trees
have been seen to grow finely. Several articles OF
our gardens and fields. that at ~. Augustine are
annuals become their biennials and perennals: and
others reproduce themselves, about old settlements
o long succession OF years that must be replanted
here every year. i do not mean TO say that cold
never enters that region; very late cold has been
known TO injure the coffee crop In Cuba And where
IL 1t that culture OF every kindaye every adventure
ofman his own health and life does not suffer by
casualtiess But hold that 1t does arrive there
at period or In sufficient intensity to Kill this
plant The coffee, like all other decduous plants Is
in state OF torpor during the winter months; In
which time u considerable degree OF cold cannot In
jure them; and when the spring has aroused them
from winter Sleep no cold can occur there mat
would be fatal.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

she was run ashore and set on nre to save
her nom falling into the Northerners' hands. The
could not follow IN. The crew Of the Asnueiot were
all captured, and 1t Ii stated that two foreigners
frencnmenl were among the prisoners. since TINS
attack on Hakodadi.
We have had quite surfeit OF sporting lately at
yokohama. First came the races, lasting three
days. The contests being confined to Japanese and
Chinese ponies OF course these only be Of local
interest. The time that one OF these ponies ran
mile IN is not very fast the quickest that was made
being 2:ls Still, great deal OF interest Is shown
III the races ana considerable money changes
hands semi-annually the results. The 24th
inst being the Queens birthday. was set aside for
grand regatta. Ii being warin Gay and
no wind only the pulling matches came OF. Most OF
the nen-o-war IN harbOr took part. The first boat
English ship Ocean beating both the French and
American. The next was for gigs and whaleooats,
the Ashueot taking the first prize both rom English
ana French. In the pinnace race the Monocacy
beat easily both the French and the Ashueots boat.
The other races were well contested but were mostly
between boats owned by residents Tne time III which
the different races were was not taken.
The news has reached this place, per steamship
mail agents are to be discontinued on the boats run
ning between San Francisco. Yokohama and
Eo Moas vs Kong. Tne utility OF these zen gentlemen
In those cases where they understood what
was required OF them; but, when lncompe-
matter was looked into On the arrival of the Great
Republic the san Francesca mail was kept on board
Ihe snip LOT over tWenty-lOur hours, the reason
being that the worthy mail agent thought he had
signed receipt for four bags only, when there
really Ave. But what the postal service does re-
qure Is one competent man to SUI erintend the ia
ctes for delivering Others at the different ports
namely, Yokohama and the way ports to Shanghae.
In these places they are handed over to the consus
and great deal OF time Is wasted and great many
mistakes are made from the fact that they have
no competent help who knows awning OF all
about postal business. One competent man
could serve as postmaster for all these ports,
and the letters could be sorted IN fdnsttu so that
they would be ready for delivery Immediately on
the arrival OF the steamer at their respective ports.
AS 1t Is now the mail service Is humbug and de-
usion, for which the United States pay the nice lit
tie sum OF $500, 900 per annum.
Commercial native currency has again declined in
value, and the import market feels 1t. Gray shirt
lngs and yarns are saable at quotations given,
holders continuing nrm. Several cargoes OF rice
have arrived three OF which were sold at SO 80, to
arrive. There Is a large amount OF sugar on hand
and the market Is very senstive the Great Republic
alone brought up 1000 picus.
AS far as exports are concerned there Is nothing
to be added to the kilograms already sent
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

The FIRST BOURBON wHIsKEy-The manuiac-
t,,re OF bourbon whisKey was first introduced Dy
parties who emigrated from fennsylvania about the
year 1890, Uncle 10 Shawhan, himself one OF tne
emQrants being then boy OF ten years OF age, !els
MS the first distiery In the county was erected oy
Jacob Spears the grandfather Of Captain Ed spears
OF the we'll known firm OF Woodford spears Co.
distilers. The dstillery was near wpere tne ho.cu
manufactory OF w. II. Thomas now stands Two
negroes would fell trees near by and haul them 10
the distillcry, while Mr. Spears himself would cut
the timber into suitable size, distl go to mil ana
also attend fine horse he had brought with MN.
Captain John Hamilton, who ran away from penn.
syvania on account OF participation IN the whiskey
insurrecton, we have also heard claim TO nave nrst
distllled In this region. His whisxeJ was IN such
demand that be never had cause to barrel It, es pur.
chaaers came from far and near 20 receive IT - u
came from the still. Captain Hamilton died onll
few years since aged about 100 years.-fnrs hc1'
tucE(an, June ~.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28
7771--77777777777'7-7 -
CLOTHING,


AT M. MARKS, 20 SIXTH AxENuE, oPPosirE re
~ L. Eighth sreetLaes and gentle meu can receive the
full their Cast Oh Wearing Apparel pa
monds Jewery, Carpets, Furniture &C. The best you can
do please call establishment or send us note;
the number above LADIES' waited upon by Mrs. Marks.
True you III be deal, with TO your sasacon aud oeneu
AT-s4s SEVENTH AVENUE, SECOND DOOR ABOVE
N Twenty.fourth street, I. VI. RUSENBERu received
g6oO0O cash 10 purchase Wearing Apparel and Household
Furniture W 80 cent than any one by
calling on or addressing Mr.. or Mrs. Rosenberg.
At 81 THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR wALLACK'5
heseI pay the highest price for Diamonds Watches
and Jewelry OF advance on tue same - -u.,.. -.
1SAACs Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
ATsss BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET
IA l.. CASBERG pays the highest price for Ladies' and
Centenen's Wearing Apparel Diamonds and Jewelry. La
dies waited upon by Mrs. Cashbcrg.
ATT SIXTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM CORNER
N of Waverley place.-Istics' and gentlemen will be
astonshed prices r. HARRIS for Cast Oh Cloth
ing. Carpets and Jewelry. As we have to hl large
order for Western market, VIII pay % cent
moro than dealer Please call
note TO r. HARRIS, u Sixth avenue Ladies attended By
Mrs. Harris.
Mo BIO ADVERTISEMENT BUT GOOD PRICES PAID
~ for cast on Cohing Carpets and Furniture ct s6 sxth
Avenue Forty ysyth street. by calling addressing
NJ. or Mrs. ISAAC FLATTo.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

E1OR SALE-A GOOD UP TOWN CORNER LIQUOR
Store, OF the principal license paid fol
-four years lease; viii be sold bargain. Apply
to WM Writers, 454 Canal street.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09
Np. 81.

DerRaub ale @iberia9er beS @uteu uub Gblea
CUR geriu9uns unb gerfdbruns i'd nGbert ibm
fomnt ta5 CUTE 5ers pbne gerfanb oft eutsesen
unb ma9t ibm fein @el9dft tequenter. Sir Gin
sutes 1frs unt nidts tpeiter serbirst f9 in ies~
li9er 5inF9t bic epsit, bic Gentma9t niat cine
@iertelfunbe.
gum Musslei6 nit ter in 9etTa9t sesuseuen
8eItpeisbeit su,u @elebrtenfubl pirb man eiel=
Ieidt laeeu pulen: Inter gerfanp if Dier Dies
unt Senes esmeint; man icll uub barf absr
unter 8eriaanb nnb gernunft nidts n,einen ais
gerFaneises uub gerniiaftises; meint man
Disa, fneet. t.man aud ben ri@tis t'sei9nenben
Auebrud, moran bic teutlde Spra@e feinen
Mansel bat. -
Dcrt aber, spr trir srr BEN 1lnbesrsiFi&en ite>
ben, no nit ni9t iassn fSnnen: bieS 1T une
bies IT niGt, ica man ni@t serptrreu=
te @sisbeitseeIlRe b;ueintreiteu in ben
SnbesriT allmd9tisfer @olltomHenbeit.
l1nb mum molten mir jener Me!twei5beit spm
@elebrtenfubl l@Iiebti@ nnr nod sum sreiien
SaIsme faser laaen:
o@ott bat ben Menideu f9lidt uno seredt
srfdaatn, aber ct bat f9 islbf in siel nnnase
auxa uno Grasen einsemenst."
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Gpipbantc.

A,ie hur@ bie pirtsu gu Weibuahtsn fis er-
ten @ldubisen aus benz jIbiiden golse uns IN
bes eYansslii9en @siat&te srrseiteIlt psrsen, 10
bur9 bic Magi pber beilisea Dre'tSntee ose
GrR!inse per 5eiben, bic f& tinftis III Gbriifo
menten 5cuen...... Der erle aSnis, aRel9ior,
ppferte b.m GbriRfinblein 8 @plb; ter 3pette
! aSnis, 8altbaiar, ppferte meibrau@ uno
eer brittle -bie 2esenhe uennt ibn easper-
ppierte Myrrbeu.-l llne tieien Qsl9entsu
Iiest aa9 Der Muslssuns ser tepdsrteFen
@&riIterfla.er fcIsenee iymbr!iide Beesutuns
it Drunbe: Nlit bem @uIb te3ei9neten bic
Aagi ibren @lauben an bic sSnieli9e
SBiirhe res neusebornen 1eilances; nit benz
Weibrau9 ten @lautsn an ieine @rttbeit,
unb NIT Der Msrrbe (relde in alten 3eiteu gum
Ginbaliamiren ber Ipbten biente) Zen Glauben
an leinsn Geri6bunnsstsh fir bic
Menidbeit.
aber. Jag. Gin terabuttr air&sn!sbrer. sas
aueeuebmR. Opfer ber IL, Oreifrnise paren ibre
beiligeu @ebanten uno @mpfnbunsen iere
: branRise aiebe, sureeb;lbet turb has @olo );
Eib,e slubenbe Mnbatbt sprgetilbet oar9 ben
Beibraud; ibre tiefe @elbfserleaennzs.
sersebileet tNr9 bic Myrrbe.
uetsr tie FnnpoQe Bebeutuns tts Spfers biz
J let unlerer gprsGter I'M @lauben lieben fd gait
| &c 8eIianten l9reibtn. llnb trd seben 70 s:s!e
Gbrifen, bic i'd nod ea;u "a hen fog. @ebilSe-
ten uns Muieeflarten sdbleu, sebantenlrs bari~
Der binpea ceer le treittn gar nrdb itren @fstt
uno fnsen:
Die beil'sen Crsitsaise nit ibrttu Steru,
@ie efIen, fe trinfen uup kssablen uiGt germ.
Sir trinsen Nsrrben, spir br;nscp @slt>
Oem @eibran9 Tub bic Damea bp!b.
llub babcu mir Meiu spn1 euten @ewd]s,
e. trinfsn pir Drei II gut tpie ibrer Se9s.
gu9 ttr perptes fetlt n,9t in bieiem un-
{erm Sabrbuneert ser tetanutli1 bas Eebe
Gbrif.inblein umbrinssn tpcllte unb heBwesen
ben abl@euli9es Rinbermerb serhtte. 1leber
biefeu percbss, Der nitt seRurten H. fonbsrn
au9 tebt nod iein sefdbrli9 @Yiel treitt, lelen
mir IN sinem alien 8u@e: 5erotes, btr basSinb
tSbten we(lte, bas ii obne 3weifel her Geufel,
bic @elt unb bein eisen 8leii@. ..
Das q ID, peldes bic III. DreifSnise rpfer-
ten, it bir uno mir sewib betannt; piemobl i&
einse1ebe, tab i'd felt ben traurissn 4riessiat-
rem wenis pber gar tein's 'nebr seieben, anb i'd
faum nebr weib, pie bic Jauf@, bic 3ebn-, bic
3man;is~ Dollar in @olu ausl9auen. Gs it
ein eisen Ding nit benz @olo; bas 5ers bat
urmiQfarli9 cine Jreube bran. llnb felbf Gin
@eifli9er cber alofermann, bic bod ibr 5ers
| siel weniser bonn Srbii9en einnebmen la0eut als
wir en&brifenleute, iinb aud .sepleaft",
penn 70 ein @olbscserl anseFcsen fommt. lluo
nur Gin @9afstOpf mirb IS bsnls!bsn sereenfsn.
Das @clb bat tas fit ii@, tab es immer ieinen
@ertb bebalt unb f@ nur wenie abnubt mie
aud gan; lei9t bonn fali@en Cob untsrI4isben
merben fann; mibrenb auf ben, papternen
@elbu,arft Gounterfeits aler @crten tn fabel-
batter Girfulatiou fub. 11ne hterbsm, spie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09

dc WeltSrisbeit it i'm Sabre 1868 nieher
einma! itreiteifris eeuprbeu gcsen bic driTli9e
@laubenslebre, unb scn eizem @eletrtenaubl
erl9ra fcsar bit rem 0lautcn entbauptenee ST.
bauttuns:
Scr Gerfane Fat gar trinc Ne!i3icn, jrn=
ssrn nur cine ereif, bic qssif ater meib nidts
srn elmer Mcral unb nidtte son @ott."
EentlA eelast f0nnte eies ia8esne aui @lau=
kenslebre {Relisicn) beibeu:
Scr @criane bat gar feine Glaubensf6se,
irnbern nur cine 0enfmadt bieCcnfma@t aber
rsib nidts srn e;ner pfidtlebre anb ai6ts ron
@ctt"
Srld'e Irebersi non sSs1tern n1ger! Ib nod
ntdt einnal nit slei9em sInisru6 enf Mabr-
f9einlidfeit ter 5dlubfe|ee:
Die 0ensmadt (2ceit) wei6 nitts spu ibrem
1lrlrruns fe peib alio niats son TG islbsr E;
pemna& 1T unfer Wifen sn @iesta, unb ten=
nod tiele6 Ri9t5 unler glles> aus benz mir Ct
mas su f@afen sermSseu.
( falit jener Observation-Disclosures Rreiiel>DSr-
ts-irielerei it jebp@ cTenbar tpenis ee5ast nod
meniscr setban, aber ab;u,reiien ii iie, nnb bies
mrlen mir periuden.
gsr gerfanb bat Feline Nueadt fit - llnssr=
aGnbiseS une Dantelweiabeit weib ater spn
2ue;t, feline ecsif peib aud BON Ncral uno ba
tieIe ecsit Grbeluus bes @runeuripriinok9en
iu9t treib fe srran spm9nbalt aller f9afenben
araft sun Dem, mas tpir @rt I nennen, fann
bemna9 bas Ai@twt1fen auf bem @elebr>
tenfubl tsr @e!tpeiabeit fBen IaHen.-
uCer Weiie bat ieinen Munb i'm 5sr3en" -
tas 1T Gin febr alter Gusipru6, Der pcu, Mer>
senlanbe berItammt !; gar giele, bic 1I9 ais bic
@etiefen ber @escupart era9ten, baben Letter
Muno nur uno tein 5ers, tpollen bonn @laubsn
ni9ts pii1en, slauten absr, Te .pinen Mues, ie-
gar nod etras mebr. Sie tbaten isbr .publ
wenn 1e besriTen, bab Elm a@ter gerfanb obne
sutes 5er3 gar ni&t bentbar il, unb iie parben
tann sislei9 tesreiien, rbne gerfanb lGbt f9
aud teiu satea 5er3 ais tauernb bewabren:
benn tin fcsenanntes sutes 5ers pbne @erfanb
wiro int irbii9en Qeben gum Spiel ber g&rsans-
li9feit bic niat 3ped bes bSberen Qebens
fem fann.
Obue sutes 5er3 it man allp aud pbne a9tsn
gerfanS; b:es Grsebnib 1T solfens losil&, bas
beibt: bent< unb nernunftsemdb in f9 besrin<
bst. Dansben tSnnen fb allerbinss sielerlei
5u9trn uno gleibnerei brett nader; gun,
MtBbran@ if jebo9 Der gerfanb niebt ba,
nnb mibbrau&en la6t f@ Gin sutes 5ers obne
8eraanb anmsif. Denn her falide, f9laue
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09
Mn bic 9riffliben 2imftler
Oe,1tiDla,,b'S.

gS FROST bic ncue @eit in Junf,
9n unseabnter = ber Natur,
llnb biret il, ibrer MunberbaQe
Der tpeiien @pttbeit ma&t'se Spur.
11nb febIt ibr tbeilweis aud bas G'ne:
@ereanaener ;3eiten 3anbfrbuft
Dsdt le nit formenreiaem S@stne
Do9 bieies Manaels ensf aluft.
Do9 tpabren MuSbrud ibr ~ sste't,
gsbarf es eineS Riiniilfr6 5anb,
Der bie(eS tpunbernole Wtbeit
Berseiltiet auf bic 2einmanb tafl,lt;
Der ibrer Gormer bunflem Mdlte,'
eiubau&t Sbee unt fiun'esn 9eit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09
Ser 6rifliebe gfcrnenbi,nn,el.
s a n na t.

10. paulus, erfer GinFepler, Hob sur
3eit BET te;ianiiden Serfolsuns in bic GinSsr
unb tti ,feiuem fireneen getenswanpel pa9te bic
grriebuns @rttts auf cine beipnbsre @etie iiber
ibu. Gr lette 113 SABRE, tuuprn sr 81 SABRE in
ber Giniamfeit subra@'e. starb seseu 341.
II. Syeinus mar papf, Seiner 3eit
berrl9ten bic Srrlebren bes galentiu unb Ger
orn, tuiter meIde CT nit sielem Gifer fritt.
Ra@tem Ct arsefabr / Sabre ter STRIDE grttes
srreefarben, farb Ct als Nartsrer t42.
IL. Grnf, ein @raf ron DiQinsen tuar
ssr erfe Mbt hes @tifte8 Eeresbeiu,. Gr sins
nit sielen anbern Nsbten ueeb YaIdiina. ben
areusfabrern beisuiprinsen, unb sa CT F9 eben
nit @ertreituns tes sSttIi@en Namens bei9af>
tste, wuybe CT ssn ben Saraeenen eefangen
unb IL @rrraain, in @yrien ermrroet, in. SABRE
1896.
f3. Gpttfrieh, Gin Graf spn eapper<
berg, mar in Deutidlanb .ueseu ieiues srttieli~
gen unb bubfertisen Qeb:ns terdbmt. Ct Ter
a9tete bic irbii4en Glitter, UNI pes pimmels
befc semi6tr i'll isin, nne aarb teilis ;u Sim
ftabt int SABRE 1927. 81
IA. 6ilarius, atr9enlebrer uub 8tl@ef
III Yeitiers in Granfreid. CT mar eins Stase
her air9e in ben tpilbefen llnsepittern, fast ber
beiltse 5ierunsmus unb Der beiIis: Gusufin
nennt i'm ben unaberpinbliden 8ei9user tts
@laabens. Ct farb, sua ron geroienaen, I'm.
tas Sabr 366. n
IS. Maurus, ein &Smer uub S1aler
bes beilieen 8snebiit. Die Eusenb bes Gebur-
fans mar ibm be(pnter5 eisen. Gr tpnbe nat
Granfrei9 sei9idt pp Ct bic &esel FINES beiIi=
gen 2ebrers serbreitete. CT ftarb u SABRE Alt
ron ben Men}9en seebrt, sra Gptt serberrli@et
i'm Sabre 584.
16. Mareellus, uxter bem wapfe Mar-
eellin rSmiider Yriefer beaies 308 ben pdpfli-
den @tubl. gDesen ieines Gifers purbe er BON
Marentius nad @ieilien in's Glenb sel9ieft unt
lit ben Martertub in, SABRE $40.
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Ne,,iabrsta8 Ser &irtbe.

Gs uabt Der Gs;ts5fobn ter Isn'pell@reae
-Oes lauseu Ssierlebens ssfer Sang =
Das gao ber 2autsruns in reinss AusIe
3ablt Gr fit uns in ieiaer siebe Drans.
Die beil'ae mutter trGst i'm sa ben S.afsn
Desatares aarti9 anb teicrst binaa -
Da tpi7b Se;n Mame In tis s@elt ssru1ta,
"a ISis fd5 sen her Be!t ter aI.e 8ana.3
> Se1rs. @eiiama9sr unb 8eire'sr'
Die arrse, ilnb'se Gfoe, teeesfrant,
;}rsbIedet Dir III beS SriamfbeS Gets'
air tbre seiluns uuo GrlSiuns Danf,
@ie trdat ais Bonner Deinen fueen Manta,
Ga keuat Gh Stirn xue anie uns 5sra SCI
Dir;
gr ii auf Deiatu, Nsitanssptrt bas An'en'
Gr {tIiebt ben SS0enmadttu Sbpr Hne &hu1'
@ptl ruii;eu Ge i'm buletstne bsfsnnen,
ODD ibre 5ulbisuns it srimmsr 3ern,
Sie fuirl@en in Der 0bnma9t 9ah III ''ennt'
Den Nanen, bsr Fe tsiift NIT ep'sem De1n'
Der ibnsn seist, pufir Fs sinif erferen
Das @cttesrei@ soll Qiebe, ai@t anb 9sa&t;
1lnb asist, nppbin fit i9 aus @abl serIDrtn--
Das Fna're &eib soll c,p'eer sraue1na9t.
5o pumYf bas alaseebeul tn 8eusrmss1t,
6p freubenben prsia eneliidsr @eians.
Dur& ale pimnel tiefes Namens Gbrs
st feltR melpeiidtr a!s 5arfenflans.
Der Name Seiu- rnb ber Ssrapb l@nettt
5n @lut ent3iidt, npu eietesrsonn' erfaQt:
Der Name Selu unb tsr Gberat bebet
,.nt betet an, pas Mntliy numn' serbhQt:
Der Aame Sefu - uab 81 first eer @See
GS fie5et ter Oampnen mhfer Gter
Die @eele reiet F9 aus ber Sasen Ntes,
:3u 8ielentraft trfarft bes i9waGe @rbr-
Der Name Seiu - uns bic Iubten sraneeln,
Die B!inten febn, bic &ranfen flnb seiunb
Der 8unbername ipH bas Att serwaabeln,
Drum tbut aud anes }eine @unter flsne.
Du, lem bic 4raft fit Gwisstit sesebsn,
Beu Climb nub Sob bic @ee!e il befretn.
., fabr' i'm @laubensbienR gum s'p'sen 2etts,
On tiber Mame Seiu> mils mid en!
llub bis babin = rsnu Blut aus man9sn
Wunten
Tint man@e GtrGne aus benz Guse fiebt-
"a ruff i'd Dir il, r1einen f&werfen Stuneen
8 {iiBer Name Se@u, @ei eesrgbt!
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So tpirb BEL Nrbeit unb @etet
Das 2etens9lId eepsnnen
Wer bic stvei S9weaern nttt sertebt,
Der bat nod ni9t bescnnen.
6oll pein @erf bir ,uobl selineen,
Mub bir Soft ben @esen brineen.