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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

SoMEruiNGi ABOUT BooTs.--A remarkable
rather series Of Of sudden one
fa2nilS- necsrfrd some time agU in Pennsylvania. 4
rich farmer wasstung by rnttesnake through his
causing his death notwithstanding he bestmedical
tendance. The personal effects he bequeathed to his
eldest who died
Lssp4nang With thss. the c,tt.
asee4SFe-i to next bFetlfeftTfro
ttrt,rtf this my Btcrious diseaseA fnyes-
ation resulted in the discovery that the boots the
innet contained the tang Of the Iatlesnake inocuaing
them with its Virl-nt poison Thus unperceived
caIpSes deadly cons+iences follow Boots and shoes
made OF bad material and ill fitting, if serousor
Injurious IN their application and results the
less destr'tc tive to couiprt and happinessto say
thing OF the loss Of cast that ii implies in the world
fashion, TifHre be for this while IqaIaIy
q H9stn " aud ltl Canal street supplied with such
an elegant assortment OF boots and shoes from he
miSPiietes and whose manufacture OF wide re.
nnwn The attendance and surroundings all thai
could I've Desired and therefore SytJndCr X
Isle q. s IeppLisity Of the G;entiomIy proprietors
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ST. AUGUsTINE's MoTuER.-Never did
mother Struggle more earnestly than she
did, From her sons nineteenth to his
twenty eighth year, while rolling in the
filth of sin, did she in vigorous hope persist
in earnest prayer. In his twenty ninth year
we find her still praying he left her and
went to Rome; bitterly she felt the
separation, yet she returned to her forme t
employment in prayer. From Rome he
went to Milan, and there we find the
praying mother again. Atlengththe long
looked-for, prayed-for time arrived. The
teaching of Ambrose was blessed to her
sons conversion, and the mothers nap
piness was completed. Her example still
cries: % Christian mothers, continue in
prayer"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

GRoe Ri tises--A. W. Skallon X Co, corner of
content = grnish then customers with the choicest gro
cSres To be had in the city but determined
that the surroundings and aiuucts shall such az 10
increase the general attractyeuess Every knows
now Teulivc i'll Kept slovenly storeis things other
wise good IN themselves disguised mixed up ana
conSomerate that they present the Icpulsive an
pe.tinnce, and many persons would tate" them
away as a git Skardon GO. have changed all that
ana nave found their account in it. The fstidioup
wl hnd every thing so taking to prompt desire
ana create an appetite where before existed Tho
premises are now being painted and renovated and tile
ShamSteEiih9ugh things were well enough previously
cannot IAN to additional feature attraction hc
season is at hand when lay in their suppI
Tor summer consumption the lake and up the nail
Ti "a suh we would say, lay in your at Skar-
non a 20, $ and YOU will enjoy eVod digestion while in
of the pine woods - "
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Additional Subscribers for Stock.

We are indebted to our respected fellow
citizen, John Henderson, Esq, for the fol-
lowing list of new subscribers to the cap
ital stock of this company. If only few
more of the friendsof Catholic journalism
would take the same interest in our enter
prise, we would very soon be able TO have
an Office complete in all things for sue
cessful newspaper, and be able to make a
very handsome return to the stockholders
{or the c.apitala invested: err ~ ss
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Thomas Markey, Esq.

By the result Of the recent election, we
find that Thomas Marley, ESQ, President
of the Board of Aldermen, was not can
didate for reelection, and that his piaee1n
the Board is to be filed by our active and
popular friend, John McCaffrey, Esq. we
cannot witness the retirement of Mr.. Mar air-
key from the important position he mas
been filling without recording our appre-
citation of his services to the city IN thae
capacity. 80, lt....,
The incoming of the present Council
found municipal finances in tangle which
seemed to be hopeless. Effort after effort
was made to obtain relief from the Legis-
lature, and scheme after scheme proposed
to relieve the embarrassment without fur
tier legislation. fairs, however, appear
ed to grow worse until the present arrange
ment was entered upon with the Southern
Bank to act as fiscal agent. The result OF
this has long been visible to all in the COM
paratiye soundness of our financial status.
We must say that to Mr.. Marley is
greatly due the credit of urging and secur-
| ter for probity and sound Judgment gave
! an additional element of responsibility to
municipal credit, and helped to- render
negotiations possible of which moneyed
institutions were very shy. Though new
clouds appear to be looming up on our
municipal horizon at this time, we can
hardly doubt that they will be dissipated
fby tho Same tniiiaEo;;sa.! skill. and Lo:es.
which have already been so efficient, and
that Mr.. Markey will even in his retirement
witness the, good results of>his policy and
influence.
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j. A. BRAsELMAN & Colt is we'll TO no
patient and waitif We don't wait too long The tide
must Do taKen at the turn il It'll desired to go swim.
nlngIS Inc current is setting strongly towards
900 anu 5o9 Magazine street where immense
cry goods is being disposed of at astOnishuGly low
now Is the time tbs useless delay longer the fact
rs patent that the ultima thule of prices reached Can.
power IN the land cannot always govern the perverse
and tossing things beyond reach but they
are constantly on the alert to enable their customers
participate in the fluctuations of the market they
are now selling goods for fifteen cents which short time
ago SOLD readily for thrtyve cents Cash CAPITAL en-
ables them to do this Cash customers can reaI tbe hen
eft now-but let them DELAY, . =
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LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE., CyoAr
PASY-Thisi company offers many advantages to those
who tyansapt business with it Among tlieun NAV he
the systen Of monthly ipstaments which is
tfsans and cierks we would dtsei I,t the Gict 4bt
as homie ttuten it4S Under sfnIneiate ts,sy
sion Oh thPse most Interested i'm IT'S good
anu prosperity gain, nY delay pteTyenes fte
application and efecting the insurance and IRON Ss
advantage is that large remains here for homo IN
vestment, thus vastly benefting the community.
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An ECCENTRIC TESTAToR. - Mr.. Tnke, of
Rotterdam, died in 1910, leaving testamen-
tary disposition that must have been the
delight and amusement of the district He
left a penny to every child that should attend
his funeral, to the utter. disorganization of, or
certain holidays at every school for miles
around. The result was that some seven hun
did fiocked to pay. this tribute of respect:
They received the allotted reward. This could
have been no yearning towards infant life, for
he was a notorious and churlish miser of the
Scrooge pattern. To every poor woman in the
parish he left the sum of one shilling. The only
iegacies of respectable amount were those that
had reference to the Qualification of his poor
old remains. Half a guinea was left TO the
beIlrfnserst" to strike OFF one peal of grand
BobsD at the precise, moment he was put down
+ Into the clay. Seven of the Oldest navvies
I were 10 receive d guinea for pudding him up
| IN his" grave. There must have been great
fnerrirnent and general liilarity ut these odd
obsegaies. His pu0st serious dispositions were
tinite in keepinc Fofa !daughtef he'lef6 four
guineas but to his old and faithful servant,
! tweni y guineas ~ year, To an oldswesuap who
had for eleven years -. tucked him up in bes
Finally, he t.afsaHt sort OF endowment, to
! supply Iorty dozen penny loaves (which at noop
every hristmas-day, for ever, iysre to be
!, thrown down from theT steepe of the parish
church These ridiculous taneies were no
doubt the offspring of q petty vanity, wisiin .
| to obtain the most fuss and Publicity at Is Very
cheap rate-tinged also with wish to leav e
some trouble behind him. a., -.-.t. '..
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4msunAErE-Few subjects nfsecting social
relatcns have received more attention in modern times
land anu on tho Continent have study and
Of tsi
& ssaa h
-sshIoh chaiaeterizes him the
tsa sna aas ss
as s Sns shss $ L " so
hs y CT Seisys shsm' s Is
may as s
& ~ 81 sssslS ss cont
! Is fsssss sas ssss
ao sHni Sf his affairs AFTER death q policy Of
life insurance VAS to- two hundred
e TSs s ae Ksf = mayor
fF Ish s haf ms hs aasa iSr
the utmost needed IN ehoos
daeted scion principles by faithful
being wanting may involve indiruin to
NOV We hazard nothing in saying that the Mound
CityIife Insurance. Company OF ST. Louis whose d.ou
fulfls all these conditions The bare oil The Oil
and directors more potent to inspire confidence
for gentlemen whose relations Community his
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the noble and sotess traits which
characterkcd them while wearing the crInine-in the
ed in mercantile ursuits give list Of the officers
in them will be found the ampes Justification of
we have asserted Ere doing this, however we must
pany las exercised berality which ovinces al once
& a so % eg eo
tribnte by Investing in local securities. -.-as *
g1is.if6 otRIcRRs FoR LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Judge q T MERRIcK-. Vice President.
sadca MKpicAL ExAirixsSs. 49, -
W. G. AUSTIN, N. D.. jos, n. FoLwELL, N. d
,..,.s,,, 49,, INV ORLEANS DIREcroRs: rr..r
Goy Mopss Judge E T. Ns5 6T MSssTs
; TitewSlllAn, r, s. l6nrse, and B. B!sstnsmes-
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LETTER FROM ARCHBISHOP ODIN.-By the
following letter, published in yesterdays Fro
.apsGatsg, epF readers ~ III learn with pleasure
that the Most Rev. Archbishop has arrived safe
and sound in Now York, tana that he has per
haps AHEAD reached his destination: Ts S'i'
NEW YORK, May il, 1869.
4swe afficed here this morning, at SIX
.1eelqsks Hhe voyage has ,bsen Pheasant, With
ont either accident or detention. We were not
able to stopT THE way Ldeel very much
fatigued, not having slept q moment since
MoRday i,iEhtsd Nevertheless, Goa HAS been
than beIiev edsf tpossesseds5 ,G.tOes s8Ifsts
II .tIt wac very pain full FOR me to leave without
being able to bid adieu to any person. "a
zzrr My berth is On gagged On the steamer Latay
past seven o'clock. ,g,r7.+., - - .,s.t-s,
1T j. NJ, Archbishop Of New Orieans.7
80 sT. vINcEST,s HONE ron BoYs.7-T Tho follow
ingare partial returns of collections for the
above institution, ordered by the Aost Rev,
Archbishop The, remainder viii be given
when they are received -, .s
Cathedral, $40 75i Archbishopric, $35; St
@60 ;gSt. Rose De Lima. % IS; Annunciation,
So 25; St. Vincent de Paul, $50; st. Maurice,
$40; Ursulines Convent, S67; st. Joseph's Con-
vent, SI2 10; Asylum of Little Sisters of the
EarrolIton, $50; Bouligny, $7I As; st Thomas,
49, Pointe 6 In Hache, $40 IS; Buras, SIS 40; Houma,
81; Petit Gallon, So; Labadieville, $50; Pain
courtvilIe, $50; St.. John Bastist, sc; Plaque
mine, $16 20; Yer1hifii6nvi1le, $40; Baton Rouge,
$50 Total, 500, 2Q,, ztal',k
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HxESs 1&10uASo CNhssAie- - 49,
We are also indebted to Mr.. Thos. Fitz-
william for handing us the name of Gen.
B. B. Simnis,,a the secretary and agent of
the Mound City Life Insurance Company,
for five shares of new stock.
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.CoRpUs CHRIsrI-- This feast, which occurs
next, next Thursday, is one Of the greatest in The
Church. Nevertheless; lin this diocese its OBJ
servance is not of obligation. .baae % sssprA
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40 II 7siIr3 " etrt..1
TULANE BUILDINGa--Safthwait Lewis ~
tuart and 20 Camp street. selling their stock
mn Ainlihgi c1oflink &c prh
-, ysmprisng furnishing goods for men anSsoys D.
trunks and variety Of other things See advertisement
headed new arrivals
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HoTIcE 10 SuBscRfBERs.-Subsc
either inssits Of country, via please send
@notfce to the office Of any irregnlarity OK
delay in the delivery of their papers. -
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ST.. JosEPH's PARIsH.-Our readers in
this parish are reminded that the collection
for st. Yincent's Home will be made in
their Church to- day. 1t is unnecessary to
inform them that between sixty and seven
ty boys are in this institution, dependent
upon the charity of the public,for subsist-
,epee.a As the collections mad 8 in other
Churches ARE eompaFativeiS' slim, II de-
S0fres upon ST.. J6sephF u show %rif tesEtra
liberality to-day.
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bla4qh 6br 6pP0sitf6n % asoaF devifsfnvsnt-
ed SYSTEM 6n SCHOOLS, just add that
%eswantS to flank the devil by fetafning the
schools themselves for the manifest pfotec-
ton of Protestant children.
1t is very different with Catholic chill
dren. We want them elevated under the
constant influence of religion religion of
love and good works, not one of late and
political prescription. We are not willing
TO see them reared in indifferentism and
skepticism, and thus perverted from the
truth by an ingenious system of-==taxation.
The Irish portion of our Church are Pc
culiarly unfortunate in this matter. They
abandon Ireland for the express purpose of
escaping the tyranny of an established
Church, and they find another here equally
as memorable on the subject of taxes and
far more ingeniously dangerous; in the
shape Of a school. It is not called an es-
tablished Church, OH mol B;it.iis isl an
established School--more insidious and ef1
fective in its warfare on the faith than the
",seaRq GhuEc1 llictd they iesft behind, and
equally wiSAslt sfasteHed around theft Heelzs
in the shape of heavy tax budget. And
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In addition te-this, We are told that the
ladies in charge of the various tables sell
refreshments remarkably low, SO that
money will go further than usual at fairs.
The hilarity of the occasion will be aug
mented by the strains of fine brass band,
aud visitors from the city will not feel any
disquietude on the subject of their return,
as the boat will run with great frequency
until late hour. We can hardly conceive
of pleasanter little excursion anywhere
in this vicinity. lt... D. ....-r.. ......5s
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Sie 8unSeSmarine.

DisIelbe bat, benz Sabresberi&te bee
Marinelefretdrs jufcIee, na&benannte @e'
I6waber i'm afttpen Dienf. ''i.
NorbatlantilGes @e1bpaber: IL Sabr.
,etlse, &c 8anonen. - SabatlantiIHee
@eidwaper: 4 5abrJeuee, 43 8anOnen.
- Das eurppdilde @eI6wabsr 6 Sabr.
Seuse, LOG 8anpnen.-Das aliatiIhe Sc.
f9wabsr, 10 SabrSeuse, ~ Rauonen.
Der 9ele9lebabsr bes norbatlanttl&en
@s1Gpabers 1T ansrptsien, In 8sjus aui
bic rubanifhen Streitisfsitsn arens neu.
tral ;u bleiben uno babel uncertainties
Biirser gu i6iisen. Sepe unIerer Glaage
sepprpene geIeibisuns ica suridsewisisn
meroen. sstE t. E'f es GtB
Die Marins 1ollts, Der anliht bes Se.
trstdrs mad, oerItdrtt werben, tros Der
Rotbpenbistett, iebt m5slt6R Iparfam nit
ben 6fsntl. @elOern umsusebsn. caE
Die Sdafun9 BON 0an,erI6ifTen, mel
te iiberall In auslanbiIhen @ew1Gern
Serpenbrt werben t6nnen, wirb empfpb.
len; penisItsus 10 bsrIslbsn leien nS.bie ;
Der Sau pcn / lp[lte aber Iplprt in Mns
grin senpmmen peroen, Die NOnitprs
Iollen alrter betletptt uup nit @ef&ib
nsuefsn Gtobells serftbsn ipsrben.
8pr9eiGla9en piro, bic Marine pors
lduFe auf Die SaftS pom 1900 Wann
bin $4,000 msbr ais ieBt I'm Dienlf linp)
gu psrme6ren. Die Aussaben bss De
partsments in bem Sabr bic gum l.. DEG.
1863 betrusen $50, OBJ, ,285; fur pas Iau.
fsnbe Sabr perbsn bic Nussaten auf
s2S,205,6 ,671 psrani6last.
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Die 0Beihc Der 3iebe.

Gin tabf6es GtIenbabu.@6ent err
satlt bic q. q. Sts. aus Station Spring
felb: Gm Wcntas Sri&tsn in Galnp
Stream cine iunse Idwnrs setleibete JraG
init sinsm 3us Der SOatb Sibe Sabn
unb nabm neben einem tunsen Burger
aus glew Serlep plab. Gs entlpann l1
balp spiIHen itnen Elm @elpriG, In beI-
fen 8erlauf bic f6parse Dame ersdblte,
pae fs Dor eintsen Gasen ibren @atten
besrabsn babe anb lih teBt auf pem Bese
mad philadelphia befnpe, NO Fe ben
Binter 3ubrinsen MOLE. Sn Sprtnefelb
treife lle einen Sbeim, Der Ie bann weiter
begIeiten merbt. gBdtrenp Der Sabrt
beuste ie ff4 iiber rem iunsrn 1ann bin,
benz es babel gan; iparrii suna's 5ers ipurbe,
gum Senfter tinaus, nm mad Der Station
aus,uf6auen. glls man enbltt bic Stas
ticn Sprinefelp erreidt Bate, risf bic
S&warje, inpem Fe NIT ber 5ans binaus
pintte: ,,gi, pa iff mstn gutter Sntell Der
liebe alte @tann tn ntGt gut 3u Sues.
SD mue stten. ibH 3u besraesn unb Der.
etnsubclen. Darf tb Gle ppbl bitten,
bieGe 8leinlsteit bier In ibre Sbbut su
nebmen2" uno bamit rei6te fe ibm bas
Baby. Der iunse Wann III gan, iiber.
slidli& unp l6aufslt Sas ibm ansertraute
Yfanb liebreit auf bem 9lrms bin unb
Der. Yl6blit aber febti li6 Der 3us In
8ewssuns = tein Sntel, fetue Iutter
Niemanp ldet f6 leben., Da wiro Der
Singing unrutis unO faet mad ieiner
Sai6s. rnb Simmell feline l6r 1T fort
unb Iein Sai6enbu6 init isinsm sanaen
8eiIeselb ba;u. Sn Istner NugreSuns
Itleupert er bas Babp pon fi@. Die an,
beren paFasis,e ellen pem fleinen unfGul>
btsen 8urme ,u 5iilfe. Da srsrsift aqe
Gntisben, benn bas 8inb sibt tein 9ebsusD
,ei6en BON FG. Wian rsiet ibm bic Gi-
der ab unb liebe es erldetnt elm liebli>
der YuppenfCpf Der In Serbinbuno NIT
etnisen sufammenseptdeIttn SI6ern pas
8abp pcraufeaen bate. - Der Serfeps
mann BAT f9 Derf6rpreu, ii6 auf 8eileu
ntsmals pieber burG Ia6ne Ausen bstbS>
ren 3u IafTsn unb fd aud nebsn feline
Bittpe mebr gu isben, bic elm fIeines
Sinb tei fiG Sat. Den Yuppsnfcpf btbt
er f& gum anoenfeu auf.#
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sfpbOrismen pom @aparS 3abIOr,

stpborismen BON SaparS SabGcr.
CsIus einem in GbicasO srbaItensn gUrtruse.)
,Stne 9sibenIhaft 1T Der WenI6 niGts.
9eibenl6aft III bic bspeeenbe &raft. Sie
i'm 3aunfe III balten unb @rihtte Su pers
penren, 1T bic Sunf res 9ebens. Der
Renf6 befbt eter ;u ptel ais ju penie
eetbtnftaft." .JGI1E- 4 -tlgN1E
Die Srunfenbeit entIpringt aus Der
Erisbtraft bes NenIaen; es 1T cine 9et>
benf6aft, .irelAe aus rbem gBunl6e mad
ssIslli6aftli6em umsanae sntIprinet unb
baSu bteuen fol-, BEN Mibsn bes 9ebens
su entlieben. Der 3psd 1T beiberieits
elm gutter, aber bas Mittel purpe faII6
9epdhlt."
,Menl6en, bic li6 nit einem SeiIissns
I6etn umseben, fhaben Der @eIsl16aft
metr, ais Ipl6e, bic G9 seben, ipte lIe
Tnb, unb ibre uhoclIfcmmenbeit Seisen."
y9eute NIT faltem SIute, b. f., Wen-
l6ea pbne 2eipenl6eft, bsiiben fetn llr.
tteil Gber 9lnbere. 9eibenlhaften IaiIen
ff6 nidbt ;erfSren, wObl abrr betGmpfcn." Z"
Die aeitaticn fir SemperenIlerei BAT
metr seIhabet ais gsnibt. Gin frrter
unb seiunber @enI6 lubt Ta nt6t pur-
lhreiben, mas er eiIru anp trinten ICQ.
Settles SaweineIsiI6 unb ,,9irs" battn
ebenfaas oiel llnbsil an9ertttet. Su
9dnbern, wp bilIise unb na9rbafte Sc.
trdnfe, bic penis GlrObpl ,rntbaItfnr sins
sefitrt finr, wtrS Die strinsfe 9rinfens
belt bemerft."
/ sSn Setreif pes 6rausufimmreats III
es eiu,i9 gu bebauern, pab bic aaitaticn
in faIlder g8eife betriebsn piro. Srauen
fUfltef alle Ne6tr babrn, bte lie Sertretsn
fSnnen. Bon miIttdrtI6en uno pUlitifaen
YHi6ten paesn fe lelbf nur leile ;u Ipre.
den, 5rauen linb I'm gtueemeinen ni6t.
I'm Stanpe, iiber @essnltdnbe rubis su
pertanbeIn. 8erbeiratbete Grauen unb
@dgnsr tsuneu ben unterI6ieO sibrsr
StsGlansen tR ipeaIst unp puIitil6tn
9sbsft redtt gut urto teher llnterfhiet taun
nidht gang aufef4ebsn perSen,"
so CLAUDE an 8efprmen pur9 9iebe,
8retteit. SUfnuns nnp Jeraft, DupG
edmentirrt BON Seremia Bis Wenbel p6is
Itpps ilt NOD uihfs 8utes srpa6fn."
,0ann lsrne erf bic Menldennatur
fenueu, ets man lie srSisbt unb rsfcrmirt.
Infer 9tbtn IN tdItsr unb bsl6perliGrr,
nls es Iein Icllts. gBtr tabFn lehs g8erts
tdae unp nur eineu Spnntdd."
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Sin arssr SNsiasriff.

Gin pfarrer wdblte bic @el6tSte soa
Der 5eiratb Npab's gum Sbema ietner
frpmmen Setra6ttinseh. Gr las ,uis se-
p6bnIih BEN q1ert. 3uerf aus Der 8ibel
per uno ea bieb se inter g(nbsrem: .llnb
Npab nabm elm @et6u. I. p." nun muBtr
er umbldttern. aufatt aber Elm BIatt
um3uwenpen. nabm er Sui6lliB jpei unb
bier mar bic 8soe BON eem glrheubau. @r
las alIc fcl9tnbsrmaesn; .uno Ncab
nabm eiH gSetb unb bstlebte fe nit Ysb
tapsnbiS uno auspsnois." i-'..
Die psiblihsn 3nbSrrr Ibnttten @e-
llStsr, ais battsn Re'S @rtmmeR; pie
Wtannsr iptBsn bic Sbrsn uub rteFert I:
a56rtt 3Ort!" 9lue aber pantten GIctt
pas iene barbaril&en 3siten wsit bintsr
uns liegeu. in ipeI6en man bic gBeiber
tnpenpig unp auspencis NIT ped aus
tlebie. h''f h,-'
90 ssI6stsn in 9eopsnportt,a am 5.
Dsjember, i'm Sabre bes 6errn 1869. II
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Der Gbriltbaum tpinft nit gOIb'nem S6ein
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Die 9eit mil Manner, fampftersit,
Die Fibn itnb ffart i'm beibsn Streit
9Eie ebr'ne SGulen itsben;
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Ran6' f6li6tes, sartes 8Iim6tn kiibt
8prt fill unb unssiebsn.
Der tele Wann, her in Der Sruf
Sn ainhli6feit unb reiuer Cuff 49,.
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Der f6iittsIt al gIadbt, Stang unb &ubni
Sn ftines SauIss Srilistbum,
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Sifr III lein beimiI9tS gIlylj ,ae
tlne bel ber Suetnb bstterfn Spirl
gSirb Sinb or unttr 9ineern. v.7~
pier irirb ibm parm nnb tocpL ayn's Psr1
limb eriift unb ndget ibn'ein S6nters =
Die 2isbe pirb ibn linctrn.
gDie III bic Wutter bod eHtildt
Benn 8Gter4en ben Gbrtfbauri ibmiidtl
8, fiibe GIttrnfreute! - 3 -
Darpb SersiIet er ia ni6t
Gir's @aterlanb bic btil'es pni6t g sssirI
Ssim 8uf hes SrcmmeII6aIlrs.
5ersin, bu fIsine Shnar. bcrbeil :
st6, tptl9' Elm @ldnS fprlf' eufseI6reil
gBir linb bic Sleinsn frSbIi6!
llnb Danf unb 9ieb' in ibrem Slidl ' 10
8, tpeIdss reits, refine Slid,
Sbr Glttrn, tpuRperlsIig! 2