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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-06
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 8.

CHICAGO, June 8.
In the Swendenborgian Conference to.
day, n paper was read by Rev j. Field,
entitled, "ls there any evidence To show
that the material world will ever cease to
support human, animal and vegetable
life" The subject was discussed by sew
eral mipisters, different views being pre-.
sented ...
Tad Lincoln has beeen very III for three
or four days, but is slightly better to-day
Several officers Of tue Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad were in this city yesterday on
business connected with the proposed
route between Chicago and Baltimore.
Preparations are To he made for beginning
the road at once. The new road will be
an air line from Chicago to Pittsburgh
where II will connect with the Connclla.
vile Railroad, striking the mCin stem Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at Cum
herlnnl. Md.
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That West Point MObbing Case.-Or
der from Secretary Belknap.
WASHINGTON, June 3

I.. WASHINGTON, June ..
The following order has been issued by
the Secretary Ot War!
Such of the members OF the first class
at the Military Academy, ms we're con.
cerned in the late disgraCeful mObbing Of
certain members Of the fourth class, and
who were confined by virtue Of q special
order, within certain limits, and deprived
of oil tho privileges and indulgences
granted cadets, are hereby relieved from
further operations of said order. The aC-
tion of these cadets of the first class, can
not be too strongly condemned. A COM
bnaliOn on the part Oi the cadets under
any prctext whatever, for the purpose Of
visiting punishment upon their comrades,
Is so fragrant II violation of good order
and subOrdinatiOn rs TO require the sever.
est reprimand. 1t Is TO be hoped that
these cadets who have been guilty Of this
offence, and who are soon to graduate
and become officers Of the army, will
never ugain place themselves In any sltua.
ton which may be discrctltable 10 them
or require the voice Of authority TO remind
them OF their duty as officers and gentle
men. ....
[Signed W. W. BELKNAr,
Secretary Of War
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PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.

PHILADELPHIA, June D.
A large delegation of colored Odd Eel.
lows, composing the Perry and Prince.
ton Lodges Of New York, arrived in this
city today md were suitably received by
the ColorGd lodges here and suitably en-.
tertained.
The American Institute of Homeopa.
thy held its initiatory levee on the occa-
sion Of its twenty eigth anniversary this
evening Mt the residence of the veteran
homeopathic, DR.. G. Herring. A large
number of medical gentlemen and their
ladies, from all parts Of the country, were
present, and were Hospitality entertained.
The business session will commence to-.
morrow mt ten O'Clock In the Mercantile
Library Hail. The fraternity has pre-.
pared an extensive entertainment in the
shape of levees, excursions on the river,
park rides, banQue's, receptions, &c
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THE INDIAN RING.
Charges of Corruption Against COm-
missioner Parker.

missioner Parker.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
There is u misunderstanding between
the Indian Bureau and the Board of In
dian Commissioners, relative to the pur.
chase Ol Indian goods. The last Indian
appropriation bill directs the Indian Com.
missioner To make purchase OF goods
and contracts for transportation In the
presence Of the Volunteer Board Of In.
dian Commissioners, Within week
past Mr. Stuart, one of the BOarl, has
complained to the Secretary Of the In.
teriOl that Commissioner Parker had
made private contract Tor the transpOr.
tation Of goods, and an anonymous Circu.
lar, which has been received by promi
nent government officials and others, r..
peats the statement and adds some serious
though vagae charges Of corruption
Commissioner Parker, however, has sent
letter to the Secretary, saying that US
the bidders 10 supply Indian goods were
required TO state where they were to be
delivered, II became necessary to know
the rates OF transportation from different
points, in order that tue prices might be
intclligently compared. These rates were
therefore obtained from the various
railroad companies, It being under.
stood that the rates given were not
To be considered rs bids, but that after the
goods had been purchased the railroad
companies should have an opportunity TO
compete for the contract. After the bids
for goods had been opened, one OF the
Board Of Commissioners took from his
pocket an OlIGr from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to transport goods at
cheaper rates than any named by the New
York Commissioners, and asked that n
contract he ut once made with that road.
General Parker objected, saying that
other companies ought to have n chance
to bid, Alter General Parker's departure
liom the office the Commissioners caused
u contract with the Pennsylvania railrond
to be entered in the books, and when Gen.
eral Parker learned it he caused private
circulars to be sent to the New York
rOads asking for their lowest rates. The
rates Of ut least two were below those OI
the Pennsylvania railroad, and contract
was made with the one making the most
advantageous offer. The amount saved
was from $4,000 to $1,000. The Commis.
si0ner does not think that the Indian
Board ought to have the power to make
contracts which shall be binding upon his
bureau without his consent.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo, June j

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 5.
A widow woman named Eliza Linnett,
accidentally fell down m open cellar way
last night, and broke her neck, killing her
instantly.
A man whose name Is unknown was
buried under falling embanliment in
South st. Louis Saturday, and killed.
Richard A. Menifee and three brothers
named Underwood living near Perry.
Rolls county, Mo-, had difficulty about
q IenCe on Wednesday last. One of the
Underwoods fired n revolver at Meniicc
without effect, when Meniree returned the
fire mortaly wOunding one Of the Under
woods Tho other brothers then fired
fourteen balls into Mcnifre, killing him,
Menifee is represented to be y quiet and
peaceable man, while the UnderwOods
are reported to be reckless, quarrelsome
people. No arrests.
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A Couple of Suicides.

Fred NJ Wilson, Of st. Louis, suicided
this morning at tue UvertOn Hotel hy
taking mOrphlnc-pecuntlry emb rrhss
mpnt.
q. Il Cheiras. 0f the firm II Moron &
Cheirs, committed saicIdr by eating Ills
thrJIt with penkniIe. NJ Lagrange, Tenn.
He was lnr several years clerk in the
Warsham House in this city--cause un.
known.
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Fire Mt WaverIY, N. Y.
WAyEnLY, New York. Jnne 8

WAvERLY, New York, June o.
At six this morning u fire broke out in
the grocery store Of o. W. Shipman & Co.,
Broad street, which destroyed large
portion Of the business part OF the village
Among the sufferers arc o. W. Shipman
& Co., grOcers; Weiss & LangIord, hotel;
Frederick Il Sponsor, boots and shoes;
G. $. Robinson, liquors; L ] Green, res
taurant; W. L Single, photographer;
NJ Sutton. hotel; Faulkner 4 Dorset.
market; Henry Snow, grocery; Robinson
& Co., restaurant; Dunn & Fields. dry
goods; A. J. Nichols, ieweler; A. !. Mott,
tailor; Stiney & Murray, bakery Baker d
Co, grocery; A. E Spalding, millinery;
7. s. Walker, produce Great assistance
was rendered by the Elmira Fire De.
partment, several companies OF tiremen,
with steamer, having been sent down by
a special train. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
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ImmigrntiOn to the Northwest.

w ASHlNtlONi june u'
The general western agent Of the Union
Steamboat Company, was at the Treasury
Department on Saturday making inquir.
les about the bonding OF all vessels be.
longing to that Company to carry dutiaOle
gOOdS from Buffalo To Duluth. 1t appears
that in the opening Of the spring naviga.
tion this year there has been a remarkable
emigration from Eastern Canada to Red
River country, and Buffalo has been
fixed upon as the eastern shipping point.
To accommodate NIL this class Of travel
and the commerce generally arising there
from, the western terminus Of the route
will be Duluth, and from thence TO Penn.
bina. Goods will be sent by such convey
ance as may be agreed upon
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BOSTON,
BosroN, June 8.

BosToN, June D.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company commemomted It's 233d ami.
versary today.
a divorce fraud Is before the courts, in
which II isalleged that Samuel @. Jauies,
recently granted divorce from his wife
on charge Of adultery, achieved his oh.
iect by inducing woman TO personate
Mrs. .Taqucs, and who was served with
the lcgal papers, the wife not being noti.
fed. George II. Holden is under arrest
rs party TO the fraud, Jaques, the hus
band, has absconded. H
The Indian visitors called on the Mayor
to-day at the City Hall, and subsequently
were treated 10 hardor boat excursion.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE Chief SIGNAL OFFICER, :

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGrON, ID. O., june q.
Synopsis for Past T'Dtnty. -Four Hours
The barometer has remained stationary
50 far rs heard from west Of the Missouri
river the pressure has fallen slightly in
the Mississippi valley; 1t has flsen from
Wisconsin TO the eastern States the TEN.
pcrature has iallen north and east Of Penn.
sylvanin, and has increased slightly In
the southern and guilt States; no reports
have been received from the Texas
rain storm; south Tennessee appears TO
be dissipated; local storms arC reported
from Iowa 10 lndianaj u fresh north
easterly wind generally prevailed during
the day In the middle and eastern States
and on the lakes, with clear weather.
. Proba6ilitieS--Ldtal storms are probable
for tonight on the coast Of North Caro-
linn and west OF Ohio partially cloudy
and clear weather, without important
change in temperature, are probable for
Tuesday from the Mississippi to the At.
lnniir
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WtTn the expiration Of the month of
May the corporation of Washington and
Georgetown ceased. The Georgetown
corporation has been in existence eighty
two years, and closes itsnfTairs with all It's
debts paid to date, and without solitary
item of floating debt. The Washington
corporation has been in existence eighty.
eight years, and closes with n funded
debt of $9,1OO,OOO md floating debt OF
$i,OOO,OOO.
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Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June ..
The building l75 feet deep and four
stories high on Marshall avenue, below
Girard avenue, was burned this afternoon.
II was owned by VIM. Deane, Of Cross.
ricks, N. j., and wns leased to j. w Mid,
dleton and rented to n large number OF
tenants, principally cabinet makers. The
flames spread 10 the dwellings adjoining
and 30 were damaged Total loss, $1j,.
OOO. There was insurance on the mill Of
$4,000 by the Royal Company. The
dwellings were principally insured. There
was great delay in getting to work at the
fire
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Tho Recent Indian Massacre.
WASHINGTON, Juno 8.

Notwithstanding the recent massacre Of
Indians at Camp Grant, all the chiefs and
leading men have called IN Lieut.. Whit.
ner and express determination to live at
peace with the government Lieut. Whit.
ncr repeats his statement that the Indians
had conducted themselves In a proper
manner since they had been at that post,
and had been furnished with nearly 100
tons Of hay.
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CANADA.
orrAwA, Jnhe ..

OTTAWA, June ..
The Times this moring, apparently
as representing Sir Ino, A.
Mcdonald, says the statement in the Mon.
tredI Witness, and accepted in good faith
by the American papers, to the eiToct that
the Dominion Parliament would not be
asked to consider the treaty That Lord
Gisgar had signed it, and II was ratified as
far rs Canada was concerned is without u
shadow Vt foundation.
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rhe Ku.Kln, orrnnlzntIon.

WASHINGTON, June 8.
The Joint Committee are now sitting at
the Capitol Tor the purpose of an investi.
CATION Of the Southern mtrapes. They
examined x.SeCretnry Warner and two
other witnesses on Saturday. The testi.
mony related principally to the general
state OF affairs in Alabama, and particu
larry rs to facts In the case Of the Eutaw
riots last fall, and the attempt to prosecute
the rioters nnd others guilty ui outrages
In Green county, One Of the witnesses
testified to an attack upon mn old man on
his way from Mobile, where he had been
to testify against the Eutaw rioters.
Among thr witnesses to be examined this
week nre Judge Orr and Mr.. Frlle, Ol
North Carolina, and Mr. Parker, United
States Commissioner Of South Carolina.
The Attorney General OF South Carolina,
Hon. y. H. Chamberlain, has also been
summoned As yet the witnesses have
been summoned from four States, namely,
Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina aud
South Carolina. .
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Maryland Sells Her stock in the II.
* u. Il, Il,

BALTIMORE, June ..
Fisher 4 Sons, bankers, of this city, to.
day purchased from the proper State au.
thoritics between 5000 and $500 shares
Of common stock in the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, being the entire interest of the
State in common stock Of the road, at
SlA0 per share. The sale was made un.
der nm act Of the last session Of the Legis.
laturc to meet the Indebtedness of the
State on bonds maturcd in January last.
BY this sale the State will lose two dircc.
tors OF the company, and as the amount
realized by the sale Of common stock is
insufficient to pay the bonds matured a
further sale of preferred stock owned by
State will probably be necessary, when
the State will lose more directors Of the
company.
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Agenerie Eienne, Count de Gasparm,
we'll known in this country by his writ
ings, died recently in Geneva, switzer.
land
byron A. sQuircs, an old telegrapher,
and formerly superintendent Of the Pa
ciflc 4 Atlantic line from st. Louis to 81.
Paul, fell from a train on the Northern
Pacific road last Friday, and was fatally
injured.
The subscriptions to tho new loan
yesterday, were $4,000.
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A Republican Btctory Ia Counec.
liHttt.

NoRwtcH, Conn, Junr5.
In thr charter election to-day, jus l.
Greene, Republican, was elected Mayor
over Jas A. IlDvey, Democrat, by 3iO
majority. All the candidates on the Re.
publican ticket were elected by an aver.
age majority Of 300. Last year james
A. Hovey, Democrat, was elected by $50
majority.
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ErIe's Troubles with its Freight
BTakemen.

ELMiRA, n. T., June D.
The trouble of the Erie Railroad with
its freight brakemcn Mt HowelsviIle,
Corning and Buffalo continues, though
some of the men have gone to work and
u few freight trains arc running. Some
trouble has been experienced at Howells,
vile to day by the uncoupling of cars.
Several Of the men complain that they
have been deceived by their comrades,
and say they will go to work as soon as q
they dare. There is great difficulty IN
learning the true state Of the case.
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Excursion to Georgia.
~ .-.... I,,nn =

Simon Cameron, Thomas Scott, Presi.
dent Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail.
road; Columbus Delano, IL. b. Plant,
Horace Porter, private secretary Of Presi.
dent Grant, and W. F. Walters, of Balti.
more, passed through this place today in
private car, bound for Georgia.
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No Change in the Command Of the
Departments.

WNbIITNUTUNl IUHU u
There IL sufficient authority for stating
that the reports or an impending change
in the district and department command
era, with view TO the better enforcement
of the Ku Klnx legislation of Congress,
arc equally untoundcd, It being especially
denied That General Sheridan Is 10 be or.
dcred east to command the division Of the
Atlantic.
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The Arctic E1peditIons.-The Polaris
TO Leave Wednesday.
WIsuTNOTON, June 4

Next Wednesday is now set for the de-
parture Of the PUaris Of the Arctic Expe.
dition. Captain Hall Is here and will
remain until his vessel leaves. All the
crew will be taken on board before the
vessel leaves the wharf, except the Esqul-
maux Joe and his wife Hannah, who are in
Connecticut, and will be taken on board at
Brooklyn.
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A MEETING OF the stockholders of the
Gas Company is to he held this afternoon
at IIornhrook's Hall. The question
whether the Company shall contest or oc-
ccpt the award Of the arbitrators will be-
considered and probably determined.
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indian AnaiTss.NO Fears Of a Gen.
eFal War.
WAsntNaToN, June 5.

There is high official authority for de
nying the truth Of the various dlsquieting
reports which have gained currency to
the effect that the War Department ap-
prehends a general Indian war this sum.
iner. Serious differences of opinion and
conflict of authority have arisen between
the Interior and War Departments in re.
lation to the treatment Of the Indians,
and the subject Of Indian affairs has occu-
pied the attention Of the Cabinet lately.
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Senator schut1 in the Lecture Field.

W NoTIINV TVNl WWUV VI
Senator Schurz is preparing TO enter
the lecture field during the coming fall,
and has Just declined an offer of nm agent
10 arrange Tor course Of 200 lectures on
Mormonism. Schurz has not yet deter
mined what the subject will be.
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CnbIo LnId In ChIne,e Wnter,.

LONDON, June o.
The submarine cable between Singa.
pore and Hong Kong was successfully
completed Saturday. London Is now in
direct telegraphic communication with
China
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Another pnrnacle Provided For.

WASHINGTON, June5 5.
Ex-senator Warner has concluded to
accept the appointment of Governor OF
New Mexico.
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John W. Haley, on trial at Mound City
for the murder Of Harrington at Metrop'
oils last spring, was to-day sentenced to
the penitentiary for five years
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The Typographical Convention at
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June o.

DALTIMUKEI JWTU o.
About seventy delegates to the Interna.
tional Typographical Union are nj the 81.
Clair House, An interesting session and
u good time Is anticipated, Prominent
here Is President Hammond, who, rumor
says, Is u candidate for reelection. Ills
conversations on the Colored question
makes him popular with the Southern
delegates, who are very largely repre-
snnInl
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The International Typographical Union
assembled this morning at Ralne's Hall,
President VIM. j. Hammond, of New
Orleans, in the chair. SiXty.iour Unions
we're represented by seventy.Gight dele.
gates. Miss Mary Moore, from New
York, and Miss Lewis, Corresponding
Secretary OF the Union, are the only
ladies on the floor. Mr.. Hammond WIS
reelected President; NJ. Il. Walsh, of
New York, First Vice President; j. A.
Cussby, Of Baltimore, Second Vice PrGsi-
dent John Collins, of Cincinnati, was
reelected Secretary and Treasurer by nc.
clamation, and Frederick w. WasGy, Of
Chicago, Corresponding Secretary. The
convention adjourned till Up. NJ
The Typographical National Union re-.
assembled at thrGn O'clock. A number
of resolutions relating to the condition,
government, authority, NC, Of the local
Unions were offered and referred to the
Committee on Resolutions. A very In
teresting report was read by Miss Augusta
Lewis, the recent Corresponding SeCre.
tary Of the Union. An Invitation from
the Columbia Typographical Union Of
Washington to visit that city and Mt
Vernon tomorrow was adopted, and the
Convention adjourned till Wednesday.
Hon. Joshua Vansant was nominated
for Mayor by the Democrats and Conser.
vatives. The nomination was unanimous.
The election takes place In October.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

(By the Western Union Line
Office NOrth.weSt cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts.l
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A CYCLONE IN ILLINOIS.
An Extraordinary Phenomenon.

A WhirIing Column of Fire and
Smoke
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Bic SrpBtc Sdmmc tsfnsu ii6 in zen
Tsrsinistsn Stdatsn amsrifa's. IS iins Jittsn
uni errsi6sn cine SSbe srn $50.
Ter riffe Baum it Cit AaIfanisn6num
am 6uet sss Gtnas in Sirilien. 100 pfree fin
nsn iib nater ieinsr Saubfrrus ger Der Srnnc
idiigrn.
lie hid te 0lofs befnpst i9 tsi esm Gent
re! hes Sassba sa @srfr C5asan). 1isielts
irisst cine Milipn Nilparamm. Die Wrsfausr
IL nnr cine S6els ssssn sieien GelpF.
Ter grpBte gala i 1T her hes 9aiiers srn
5aFan, 1isisr palait nit isinsm 3utsbrr til-
ert cine Stact sen ) Stunssu i'm llmfreile.
lie srS6te Start 1T gstr, Saupttast
srn Sapan. Scr llmfans tstrGst $50 9ilrmstrr.
Oas ;eitunsSrei6 tie 9anr ii slmercia.
Tic Gereinistru Staatsn aaeiu ;Ghlen $500 Bel
tul9su.
Die bid tie Nanpne itsbt aui Zen WlQen
;a Siinprar (Sinbutan), einsr bsrabsslmfensn
Staet, sr Su ibrer Slatbsssit 10 @iairneu Gin,
rrbnr unt 1 @iaipn SGuIsr sGbltr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

natsr 5ulis" laste cine iunss 6rau su
ibrrr 6reuurin, yea bif nun crit Sisr @s9sn
ssrbsiratbst pnp slQss ,sist, Rap tn anslidli@
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ts @ittirs 81 %wtrSsn--wis idrrdli6 babe i'd mid
aetGuIht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Sas tdelibe 6cbet. ar;t: pIsssn
Sie SIREN @ann ia rs6t irrsiam, ie ins ia aud
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gu lid nsbmsn, rap i6 ;u msinsr Scttsr nah
SStlinsen ,itbsn fSnnte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-06

Sr. Stufclep ,reilte sinmal fsiaem5rcunr,
ben bsriltmtrn Tswtrn teiu9sn. Or purte iu
ssIen 3immsr s~spisien, ne sr iitsr cine Stnnes
ssrsstli9 aaf ibn wartsts unp ta CT in;piI6en
bnn9rig sspprssn, Gin auf esm Slid fsbsnssS
Suhn sur SGlfts Serscbrts, Guelid fam sisptrn,
lab fcpii6ittsInS auf bic lrtsrrsis ssS S,bns
uas risf sann 0Oa babe i6 in meinsr ,3sr-
ltrsnthsit ridtis einnal tpiersr ;u @ittas sssel-
irn, rhne rap i'd eS wei6."
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ntcrbaltcnrcs 4.

2SGrnmns. prefsisr: Sang t~sipuesrs mub
i'd Jbnsn meins Esrren ben Ssiu6 ven psrrufe-
nrn S9snfen unr Wirtbsbauiern nntcrIasen,
nnr Gin 4ump sebt trrt bin, rns i6 msrte scn
nun an %eisisItsn tisli6 tsiudsu, unt msbs msnn
i'd Ginsn scn Sbneu trsfe.