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Premature Discharge of a Cannon
Two Mem Killed and Several La
dies wounded.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The State Assumes the War Debt of
the ToNW.

Tbe state Assumes the War Debt of
the TONW.
CoNooRD, N. H, July 15.-The House
last evening passed bill authorizing the
State Treasurer 10 issue bonds assuming
the war expenditures of towns by the
State. fixed on basis of quota and time
of service, as provided by the Legislature
of 1870. The amount of bonds issued
under this act will amount to nearly two
millions of dollars.
The Black sheep of the Democratic
Flock.
CONCORD, N. Il, July 15.-ln the
Senate this morning Senator Smith, from
the tenth district, rose to explain his
position in relation to charges against
him. He denied in general any duplicity
of action or violation of pledge given,
if any had been given, and rested in the
belief that he should go down TO his
grave in the full fruition of an unblem-
ished life. as to the report that his son
was to have a 81, 500 clerkship as COM
psnsalion for his position in the Senate
he knew nothIng about it. No bride had
been offered him by Representatives and
OF OtlGT5 nc WOutu soy AOtAIhS'
Sena.or Jones regretted that the expla'
nation had heen put off to the closing
hours of the session. He knew from his
own personal knowledge the Senator had
violated his assurances; others knew 1t,
and above all God knew it. He hoped
the Senator might rest III peace, but init
mated that ne must be possessed of a
compensative conscience.
Senator Crow asked if the Senator
from the 10Th district denied, or in any
way questioned his published statement
of the conversation held''wIth him (Smith)
Smith replied that he did not arrive IN
the city on the morning in question, until
$50, and they could not hsve had much
time for talk, as they soon came to the
Senate chamber.
1t was expected that Smith would make
a very strong vindication of his position,
and great curiosity to hear him prevailed,
| hut it fell far short of meeting expects
| ton.
The Legislature adjourned TO-DAY, stint
| die.
The Representatives and Senators me
at Nimford Hall this morning, and passed
8. resolution complimentary to Senator
Smith for bis fearlessness and patriotism
snd legislative action, in which the mem
bers of the House concurred.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Schenck HobnObbins with the Tail

Schenck HobnODbtnS WIN the Eaai-
Ors.
LONDON, July 15.-MinisJer Schenck
attended last evening the annual banquet
Of the Merchant Tsilors in London, and
responded to the toast in honor of the
United States. He said the treaty Of
Washington had been very much criti-
cised in England as well as in his own
country, but both sides were content TO
accept it as q wise termination of what
had seemed likely to be so endless diff
Guilty. Dir. Schenck alluded to the kind
manner in which he had been received by
all classes of society in England, and ex-
pressed belief that the pTesen, era of
good feeling between the two nations
would be lasting one. He concluded
by declaration that az alliance between
the United States and England would be
irresistible.
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NEBRASKA.
Two Travellers Ku-Kluxed.
Terrible Excitement and Threats of
LYNCH Law.

Terrible Excitement and Threats of
Lynch Law.
CHICAGO, July 15.-At place some
eight miles east of FaiTbury, Neb., on
the An inst, two men named Walters
and Paschall were murdered by some
person unknown. At 10 o'clock they
passed through Fsirbury in 8 wagon. Just
after leaving the village young man on
horseback was observed to ride up beside
the wagon, get in and hitch his horse to
the tail of the wagon. This young man
has not been seen or heard of since the
murdered men were found, and he is sup
posed to be the murderer. 1t seems that
the two had encamped for the night and
they were evidently engaged in getting
grass for their horses when they were
shot. Each man had two bullet holes
through the head, entering from the back
part. The town was il a terrible excite
ment after the murder was discovered,
and if the murderer is caught he will be
tried and executed according to the Lynch
code.
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MINNESOTA.
The War OF the Raftsmen-DIpIO.

The War of the Raftsmen-DIplO-
matte Intervention.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The WinOna,
MinD., Republican says as a sequel to the
grand naval fight On the West Wisconsin
Railroad bridge at Hudson, between the
Iumbermen ard the railroad company pile
drivers, wherein the former captured the
pile driver, AID towed it up to still water
The arts of diplomacy were finally en-
ployed and resulted in compromise,
whereby the the railroad men agreed to
leave ample space between the piers for
the passage of RATS, and the lumbermer
promised not to interfere again.
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Scared 10 Madness by 81 NIX
KANSAS,
Destructive Hail storm.

TOPEKA, KS, July ia terrific hail
storm passed over q small section OF
country covering six farms, near Big
Springs. ia the eastern part of this county,
about 7 O'Clock last night. 1t destroyed
all tie corn and other crops, and about
1000 bushels of peaches and great
quantity of grapes. The farms adjoining
were not injured. ...
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GERMANY.
Movements of sour Fritz.,'

FRANKFORT on THE MAINE, July Is
The Prince Imperial, Frederick William,
of Germany, has arrived in Frankfort.
He will proceed hence to Munich to wit
ness the triumphal entry of the Prussisns
into that city.
MUNICH, July 15.-The Pigssian
Crown Prince, Frederick William, has
arrived in Munich from England. He
was received by King Louis and staff at
the railway depot, and escorted to the
royal palace by large force of Bavarian
troops. The people of the capital turned
out in great numbers, and enthusiastically
welcomed our Fritz.
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CINCINNATI.
REPRESENTATIVES, soIace,

CMCINNATI, July Is. Representatives
f I about thirty German societies, held a
meeting tonight On the Sunday law
question. The general sentiment ex-
pressed was in favor of demanding a
repeal, but the resolutions reported were
not entirely satisfactory and went over
until another meeting is held next Satur-
day.
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The grape crop of California promises
TO be better and larger than that of any
previous year. 1t is estimated that it viii
amour, TO at least g, 600, 900 gallons, and
msy turn out as much as 10000, 600.
California exports wine to England, Scot
land, Australia, snd even China.
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TERRE HAUTE.

sad Death of a Veteran of Mexico.
TRRRx HAUTE, July 15.-Capt. David
c. steinkard, proprietor of the Buntin
House, a prominent and highly esteemed
citizen of extensive business and social
connections, accidentally shot himself in
the abdomen this morning with pistol
in his pautaloons pocket, intlicting NOR
la wound. Though living at this hour,
he cannot long survive. Capt. Steinkard
served with much credit in the Mexican
war and tie war of the rebellion. He
leaves a considerable family amply pro-
| vlded for. Tnis terrible event creates 8
profound impression,
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Tue Spanish trade, heretofore confined
almost exclusively to Charleston, has
during the past year been transferred to
Savannah. During that time there was
an entry into thelatter port of over forty
two Spanish vessels, including two steam
ers, twenty-six barks and fourteen briggs,
exporting 81, $50 barrels of rosin, 237,
900 feet of lumber, and ~, coo slaves.
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In the case of Braxton Bragg, Jr., for
killing Madison Wilson, it was ordered
by the court that the defendant give per
NAL recognizance in the sum of 81, 800
to appear at the next term of the City
Court to inquire into the merit Of the
oace
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A boy in Newport, KY, was run over
by street Car yesterday, and instantly
killed,
Several firemen wero injured at fire
in Fondulac, Wis, yesterday, and child
is supposed 10 have been burned.
Sergeant Edmund Bryan, in charge of
Fort Delaware, near Philadelphia, was
brought before United States Commits
sioner Biddle, yesterday, charged with
feloniously removing number Of copper
cans, the property of the government.
He was held to bail in 81, 900.
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RUSSIA.
Thirty Vessels Burned in the
Gulf OF Riga.
And The fire sim Ringing.

And the Fire still Raging.
LONDON, July 15--Dispa,ches from
Riga announce that q terrible fire is raging
among the shipping of that port. Fully
thirty bsTques have been burned, half of
which were loaded with hemp and corn.
The American harque Hellas is among
the vessels reported to have been destroy
ed. The latest dispatches say the fire is
under control.
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FOREIGN.
The Plottings of the Bourbons.
The Roman Question in France.
FRANCE.
The Explosion OF Friday.

PARIS, July 15.-It is impossible yet to
obtain details of the disaster st Vincennes.
The explosions continue. II is dangerous
calamity. Many persons were killed
The factory of St Maur, and the building
and stores used in the manufacture OF
prOjectiles were entirely destroyed. The
accident occurred from unloading powder
carts in too close proximity to machinery
in preparation of projectiles. l, Is now
thought that the loss of life is compare
lively small. ...
LATER.-It has been positively ascer-
tanned that but one person was killed by
the explosion of the Pfojectile manufac-
tory at Vincennes.
A Sinister Delegation.
PARIS, July 15.-Thiers to-day received
| deputation of members of the Left in
the Assembly, who complained of the
continuation of arrests and the state of
siege in Paris, and the non-remoyal of
the capital from Versailles. President
Theirs in reply, said the persons arrested
were accused of heino1s crimes, that the
state of siege in Paris viii shortly be raised,
II h-AA b4Nab CliJkbdl VIII DC EtiutNtu "
Paris after the recess OF the Assembly in
October.
PlottiDgs of the ROurbOns.
The Legitimist chiefs and their party
still remain intact, despite the manifesto
| of the Count de Chambord. Some of the
members of the party are now attempting
to issue circular prOclaiming adherence
| to the Count under all circumstances, but
it obtains but very few signatures.
The War Contractor.
PARIS, July 17.-In the Assembly 10
| day the Government announced that pro-
ceedings had been comrrenced in the
courts against the purchasers of arms In
the United States for malfeasance in
Office.
Darboy's Successor,
Archbishop Gilbert, Of Towns, has
been appointed successor to Monsigneur
| Darboy as Archbishop of Paris.
The Army.
The Duke of Charities mas asked leave
to serve with the French troops ii Alge-
| ria.
The Committee of the Assembly upon
the reorganization of the army has sdop-
ted the principle of compulsory service.
The National Guards will therefore be
dissolved throughout the country.
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The Tobacco Monopoly.

]. B. Steele proposes to build q street
railroad in Columbia, if he can get
enough money subscribed. Captain
s w. Steele, an accomplished engineer,
estimates the cost of d street railroad at
$4,000 per mile.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16

The Austrian Government have for
maily rtiied the naturalization treaty
with the United States.
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The Columbia Herald says: ''Ffank
Riddle, who vss sentenced 81 TIE last
term OF our Circuit Court TO be hung Tor
he murder Of friedman, is said 70 be a
nsnbeU of the notorious John A. Muir
iell. of bygone infamy."
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+. TsNSEssER BoSDss are. reported strong
in New York, and closed last evening at
an advance to 7isc for the old issue and
71lc for The new.
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A STRANGE CREATURE.
The Mermaid of FOrked Deer!
A. 4, Freeman, Member OF the Leg
isIaIure from Haywood County,
VOuChps TOR the TTuthfuiness
OF ssle Statement.

IRON tLe BEoNA2EN4lr okalC9H
A. A. Fie-mau, Esq, member elect
from II .ywood county to the nexL Legis~
la.urp. inside to enc Of the editors OF his
papcr, in the presence Of several well
known gentlemeu, the folio wing IemarkA-
BILE story:
JB Msxey, an intelligent citizen OF
Bells Depot, in this county, and keeper
of the hotel At that place, and for whom
A. A. Freeman vOuches as a reliable,
truthful man, was fishing IN canoe on
July seventh, in Forked Deer river, near
Bells D.pot, and in that part ofethe n.
yer bstween the railroad and dirt roa
bridges. When his attention was called to
an object in the river some fifty yards
distant, which presented the appearance
of a man browning. MaXey rowed his
boat within ten fees of the object and saw
remarkable creature, as the following
description viii TESTIFY:
II had a face perfectly white, with
features like those of human being. Ii
had something like moss on its head in
stead Of hair, aud its neck was Longer
than the neck # a man. | s body doMr
To the waist or 81 much OF 1t as was eX
posed, Was COFSiSu WIN OldOh anu NhIs'
spots. Il was as large as an ordinary
man, and had large black eyes. Maxey
was within ten feet of it for ten minutes
He did not see any arms. 1t looked a
him and slowly turned around aud disap
peared in the water.
Thomas Neal, Esq told Mr.. FreemA
that DE saw the same thing a. the sam
place about three years ago, but did n
tell it because he thought he would
launched at James Neal and Isaac War
say Nhey saw the same creature.
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John S. Wolf has brought suit IN the
Uuited States Circuit Court, AZ s. LOUIS,
against The 81. Louis and Keckuk Rail
road, claiming damages of $500, 600 for
non fulfllment of contract.
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TIE New York Tribune says that
''among the xii cd in the New York riots
was the Mayor, Oakley Hall, and among
the badly wounded was Gov. Hoffman.
The former forbade the procession OF
the O,angemen. The latter permitted it,
and gave them the protection OF the
Police and the military power. Both
were Democrats, and the Tribune seems
to exult that both had made politicsl mis-
takes. Il was thus: "YOu Democrats
will be damned if you do, and damned Il
you don't Such, says the Cincinnati
Enquirer, is tbs spirit in which partisan
malice contemplate the riot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16

The Fourth of July was celebrated In
London this year with far moro spirit and
interest than in Washington. Thaddeus
Stevens, once mockipgly, said: ''The
Constitution of the United States is plsy-
ed out" General Grant seems to hold
the same option in relation to the Fourth
of July. So far as his power viii reach,
it is effectualiy "plsyed out"
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The Attitude of Trance

PARIS, July 15.-The La France au-
nounces that frank and sincere explains
tions have been exchanged with the Italian
Government on the subjects of the occu~
patton of Rome as the capital of Italy,
and the status of the Pope.
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a. p. SwANNRR, of Tennessee, con-
victed of distiking Illicit whisky, has been
pardoned by the President.
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I MoNrREGL has been annexed to the
United States as weather station. ,,
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The New York papers state that On
last Sunday, in ali the Catholic churches
OF that city, by the direction of Arch
bishop McClnskey, the several congrega-
lions were advised by their respective
pastors to have nothing to do with aDy
disturbance that might arise out of the
expected Orange procession and Hiber-
Man Target Excursion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16

Thus far, the number If cases fled
with the$outhern Claims Commission by
'loyal'' claimants reaches nesrly five
thousand, and the aggregate amount in
volyed is between six and eight millions.
Generally the prices fixed by Inc claim
ants for property used axe very high, and
the opinion OF those familiar With the
large number of the hesvy claims is thai,
ST the outside, the Commission will not
report favorsbiy upon the payment OF
over one million in pending cases.
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1T is reported from the seat of govern
ment at Long Branch that Grant has re-
considered his determination 70 visit
Ohio, and win therefore remain at Long
Branch until the 18Th of August,
when he leaves for California, with Lis
family. L is not his intention to go to
Washington before returning from the
West, unless something Of Importance
there should require his presence.
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CcTT0S advanced m New York yester=
day on the highsr grades, mIddling rally
ing to Ole. JlBlA We 9eAA "a
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ROME.

ROME, July 15.-Tbe announcement
of the arrival CT the Russian Minister in
Rome q few days since was premature.
The members of the Legation took up
their ausrters here on the 18th inst. The
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SPAIN.
The Cuban COnundrum,
Exciting Debate in the COrtes.

Exciting Debate in the COrtess
New YoRK, July ia dispatch from
London says there was stormy debate
on Cuba in the Spanish Cortes July lC.
A motion to censure the Government
called forth savage speeches on both
sides. Terrible excitement prevailed.
The Government was afraid to face the
vote, and explained its conduct on the
ground that it could not extend to the
provinces laws made since the revolution,
nor abolish slavery until the insuuecticu
was suppressed. The Government re-
quested a withdrawal of the motion.
This was consented to, but the resolution
was presented again by another member
of the opposition. The debate lasted all
night, and resulted in q general concur
renee in the necessity of crushing the IN
surrection forthwith A proposition was
made TO send 80. 900 troops to Cuba.
The Tobacco Monopoly.
MADRID, July Is The Cortes has
approved, without discussion or amend
ment, the bill providing for the c0ntiDu-
alton of the tobacco monopoly in the
hands of the Government.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

GoLD was more active in New York
yesterday at ll9a@l1aI. q
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Germania Halle.

Gintm ptrebrtru pubIifum bic srssbsns an-
jeist bab ckiees, nabt eem Depot seItetnf eUiaI
ntu sinssri1ttt unb btbeutene ptrf6Ontrt porbtH
beutiHsn VubIifum ttBt pisbtr pFen Gftbt.
Die 3eit Der fprmrlfn Gtnptibuna pirb Gp6-
ter bftannt eema&t.
Das ausstsettustt ,,Srbsariou" uHb ttHe
burHgrstffnee 8fntilatipn MAIDEN bteIes 9pid
Su BEN anstntbmRrn AufsntbaItsurt in b'tT
Staet QOtnN SsbH 3etbIFr
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Gin 5srr In Berlin, I'm SegrifT feline
BObnuns gu rs6isIn, bate cine Conn
mupe nor bic 5auStbir seRelIt unb einsn
Dtsnifmann serufsn, um pirisIbr fUrttrassr
gu lafsn.
n@ac piu gr fur bas 5orttrasen tsr
SUmmUte tatsn ?" frusts suSSrterR Der
Ssrr BEN @erufensn.
n3sbn StIbsr8rpiasn" mar bic latc.
nti6e AntpUrt.
oNsin, baS tf mir suStsl; metr als
finf StItersrof6en ssb' Id ni6t!"
nGst BADEN Se Ua MID nSttis," ant.
wOrtste Der Dien Imam NIT srSbtsr STU,
BE- nlaftn Sie is man buRsbsn unb mar.
ten Ss, bic ct @u6t Is, ba brdst Is S6nsn
@snsr umIcnR wss!"
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Cine bsatits @irtbi6aft, nsbit Ginri6mns
unb 9prratb, I'M bsifsn Gpsile bsr Stabt Srans
ton srlssen. gBreen ben nGbsrrn 8sbinsunstn
tptnbe man iit an 8. q. DtlIsr, eadapanua
NSenus, SCRANTON, pa. 10ag
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bn pfrkanftn nnfr III nrrmifthrn.

Der llnter;si6nets OTferirt Irin pertbSpIlss Gi-
eentbum an Der Gsbaritrabe gum YertaIf perr
gum Sermirtben. Der plaB IN Gin fsbr gutter
@eltdftsfanb. Die GinriGtuna pirb tbenfalls
prrfauft. (9n7D Satpb cd impff.
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CS6IuB fuIst.)
aus bem Ttebcrs SpfpitaI.

Nirssnts lit bic auslt Dor benz sel6sn
Gtsbsr sr6bsr ais i'm Often. mo- ii6 bann
uno pann sin3elns Sale ;eiesn.
90 eine Capt. Dsiton on einsm Reibsn
Gage 3ur 3stt Oss 5isberssf&rsiss aus
unb Bate aus 9crFdt isinsn bidsn itwe
rsn usbsrrpd mttsencmmen, Der i9m auf
rsm 5simwese fsbr ldfts wurbs. Nt6t
melt DOR itm eIns etn frantlta ausfeRsn'
brr erwa6lsnsr BurIhe climber.
Sauo, Sim, pi1lt pu mcinsn 8cd tra-
gen, Bis MIR an mrin SauS fommen rtsf
Der Captain.
@arum ntti! Iasts Sim bsrsitwillts,
ipOriitsr F6 iibrissnS Der Gapitdn midi
psnts wunbtrte.
aufanss ttsIten 9sibs S6ritt mitsin'
AMBER ipdter iebUa bItsb Sim cine quite
9trsde surad unO fAten ft nur mil
Nabs fOrtsul&Isppsu.
5alIO |! rtsf Der @apitdn, wenn fu
nidtt fhnelIsr ssbsn tannf, nil i'd IIettr
ben 8od islbf trassn. @
Gle miiGen ni6t bGIe Iriu, @apttGn,
eniffulbists Sim, allstn penn man sbtu
srf aus bsm 5istsrr5cIYitul fpmmt II
man tmmsr nod f6pa6.
5isbsr'5UipttaI2 farte Der Captain,
BON cem es bstannt mar, bae sr iit Dor
nt&ts msbr fiiratstt, aIs ppr anifrdtnben
Sranfbeitsn. SD pta nt&t tCiTsn, SsrI,
bab bu aus bem 5tsbsr-5OlpituI tsmma
@rf Dor 3pet Stunben entlafsn, snts
sssnsts Sim gang ssmitbIia. 5isr II
SRr Rcd-sr rtrb MIR bod gu fdpsr.
gBiG Gr MIR bonn SaIle bleiben2 st.terts
Der @apttau entlsBt. gBsnn Gr mir Su
nabe fommt foliage i'd Sbn 3u 8cben.
SCmmt 70 elm eump aus tem Steber.5U.
ipital unb iprttt tsin gBOrt bappn. Sd
pill BEN &Cd nt&t ssb neg. faes i6 Dir,
mstnstpsSsn Osrbrsnns ben 8ud, Mill Gr
mir ppbl pom 6alle blsibsn. SD Iage
btr, perbrsnne ben Rcd, bier III msinst.
tur9en nod Elm Srintselb, nur blsib mir
bonn 9alls.
Ser Captain lief mas sr laufen tcnnte,
um aus Sims Ndbe gu tUmmsn.
Sim bstam pIEblit ptspsr Finte Ssins.
Sn elmer 5anO rsn 8od, tn bsr anbern
oas Grint9sIb baltsub, bebauptste sr, Elm
6isbrr- 5oipttaI ist bod me quite Sads,
3umal psnn elmer nitt prin sepeien III.
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sd Rtte @ua BIER NIT alien mtintn
SaHsn bafiir ein."
Der 5latbuptmnnn srpieSsrte ni6ts
barnuf-f6IOb fsinsn tIsinsn 5anoel NIT
bem 5clSiaIaeer ab, bstraatste lia bann
bic uieltn unb fsbr pUrnsbm ausIttenpsn
&pftr, ifiss In fsin Boot btnab, unb taum
fanfSstn @inutsn fpdtsr SIitt sr - Obus
glfrisbsn aud Elm Bcrt bsS SrURes Obsr
Islbit abieu Su fassn-fsn bretten Strom
pisbsr nteber.