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OHIO.
Fire.

ALLIANCE, December lO-The small
hub factory owned by H. D Kleping
berger was totally destroyed by fire
last night about IL o'clock. Loss,
$4,000; insured for $4,000 in the
American Central, St. Louis, the State,
of Missouri, and the Allemsnis OF Cleve.
land. The fire is supposed to have
caught from one of the stoves, az they
had two fires going all day, besides fire
under the boiler.
HAMILTON, December l0.-L. D.
Campbell still continues in poor health
and it is thought that he will not be
able to resume bis seat in Congress TO,
the remainder OF his term
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CHICAGO.
Ban h FaiIu re-.

CHICAGO, December la.-The failure
OF the Scandinavian National Bank il
reported. 1t was q small institution,
and the main business was receiving
deposits from Norwegian citizens, who
it is feared, will lose considerable
Fred S. Winslow has been in Europe
some months, and there is great uneasi.
ness unless he speedily returns.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Election OF a Y. q. Senator.

COLUMBIA, December l0.-The Leg
islature today elected J. J. Patterson as
United States Senator, to succeed F. A.
Sawyer, whose term expires on the 4th
of March next Mr.. Patterson re,
ceived II votes in the Senate and 73 in
the House. being elected on the first
ballot. Mr.. Patterson is native ot
Pennsylvania, having resided about
forty-three years in this State. He has
been engaged in various enterprises TOR
developing the internal resources OF the
State, in which he has met with great
success, and has the respect Of all politi
cal factions. His election is considered
to be generally satisfactory.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

The Steamer Sacramento.
SAN FRANoIsoo. CAL, December TO-
The officers OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Com psny believe that the steamer
Sacramento will be . total wreck. The
steamer Senator nas been sent to her
ass.staDcs, accompanied By the stssms,
IsatahA-
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THE WEATHER.

A. WAR DEPARTMENT,
yu,0z W0z OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
"SaISGroS, December IL, l A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
~. :" the northwest and upper lake
500 500 southeasterly winds and partly
w.. s..dy weather, with higher tempera-
,,S M % ana decreasing pressure, cloudy
!, Soid weather with high barometer.
,, zoe Middle States and New England
.'. .auY cloudy weather, hortherly and
>.Sy >sefly winds, high pressure and low
$apefature. On the 18th inst. the
,n. Dlay OF cautionarv signals will be
II. SpsSded 20, at Lake Erie extending to
Valo Valley. In Tennessee and
.o.a. e 70 the Gulf and South Atlantic
f,Sss. fSs. northeaster'y winds, occasional
o. oIi ram, cloudy but clearing weather.
V.ns lower lakes and in St. Lawrsnes
" westerly - sorthsrly winds.
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BOSTON,.
Greeley Monument Fun d =.

BosroS, December l0-The day after
the death Of Horace Greeley several
we'll known gentlemen in Boston held 8
consultation for the purpose Of forming
q Greeley National Monument Associa.
ton. The organization has been near
" completed. 1t is not confined to
Boston, but will embrace we'll known
citizens of all parts o. the country. 1t
il proposed to rsise $500, 600. OF which
Sl75.000 has already been guaranteed.
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Save Your Horses.
"TI7O5H."

EU,IROsH" OR UNFERMENTED WINE
for Communion purposes, Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, Iavorlte
wine for ladi.s and invalids. Also. spark
ling and Hork Wines Pine q Co. = Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
whiskies for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST a 90.
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CHARLESTON.
,ur CAPITAL QUESTION
,scIAL ORDER FOR FRIDAY
c,pnty orgapiz 'tion for Ohio
-sf BILL PASSES THE HOUSE
,,snstch to the Register.

,,,.,,I Dispatch to the Register
ru,e,ssroy, December 10, 1872.
~. Capital question was up to-day.
Alan If Mr.. Butcher it was made
- .cieI order for Friday, by a vote
's-m,5 Charleston is fighting for
=. biIl for County Organization for
,,S,,nn,y was passed in the House.
49, .,ac,ion ia to be held December
>, 1870 a
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Wanted.

Choice Building Lots for Sale
an WHEELING ISLAND, OPPOSITE
" Steamboat Landing. Prices moderate
and terms easy. THEODORE FINK
Those wishing to purchase can ses the
plat Of said lots by calling at the cfice Of
theodore Fink 4 Co., Feed Store, on Johf
direct, close 10 the Posto1iee.
VHIHI.Tua n~fnher n. ITa n~fJl-h
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Cod Fish.

IN nnn Observation-Disclosures,
Il, l,yoV Cd ''A ''" ''ss,;;s < .siEsI. L. 'e'
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Opium Eaters

IF YOU WITH TO BIC CUPED OF THE
i habi', ad"re's T + q AhKt, NJ. D.: NJ
Vernon ohio drct- edsb
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0nn BAGS PRIME 30 CHOICE, IN
OUU store and for sale By
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NEW ORLEANS.

- Iouts,ana Muddie-PihchbacR
Ep,oin'd not 10 Interfere VII"
Warmoth.
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The thermometer early this morning
registered twenty degrees OF Frost and
men could be seen running in all di
rectiops in a vain endeavor to keeF
warm. Tue street cars were little better
than ice houses, and the passengers II
them shivered as they sat 10 then
..st., The. surface of the street
go =. smooth a. glass, and well nigt
w. ~ .i;nnery in some places. Man,
Ss So,sas riell on the principal thorough
nut" noase' nd nedestrians themselves ex
perienced at times no smal: u'nsI! ~ ~!
in keeping their feet OWING s;n, 70 I'M
trescherou pstcbe: OF ice Win 1n.c. .
th. roads and sidewalks siiks "'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
The Feot-l'rint,

What is that, fathcr?' asked Benny.
1t is footprint, my son; and is a
sign that some one came i'll to our front
yard last night
1t must be- replied Benny, for there
could not be footprint without some
body had been there to make it,
That is true, Benjamin and now show
me some of the footprints of the Creator
Benny looked up in surprise.
Il don't understand you, father, he
said.
We'll, who made all these beautiful
flowers? Who made all these splendid
trees? Who hung the clouds up in the
sky? Who made this great round earth
Who set the mighty sun flaming in the
heavens, and started the bright moon to
rolling round the world?'
why God, to be sure !
Then all these things are but footprints
Of the Creator. They are sign that there
is a Creator, and that He has been here
See this EGGPLANT L hold-Man never
could m1de it; notice that beautiful lady
bug crawling on the leaves-man could
not have made it: see all the glistening
grass, hear all the chirping birdS-man
did not, could not make them God made
them and they are all simple Footprint
ofthe great Creator, to prove to us that
there is good and great God, whom VIC
should love, worship, and obey. Do you
understand?'
Yes, sir, understand very we'll, nov
and thank you for teaching me thai
| lesson
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
ETaxims fer Business Men.


Never fail to take receipt for money
paid and keep copies of yourletters.
Do your business promptly and bore
not business man with long visits.
Law is trade in which lawyers eat
the oysters, and give clients the shells
Caution is the father of security.
He who pays before hand is served be-
hind hand. If you would know the value
of dollars try to borrow one.
No man can be successful who neglects
his business.
Do not waste time in useless regrets
over losses.
systematic your business and keep an
eye on little expenses-small leaks sink
great ships.
An hour of triumph comes at last tc
those who watch and wait.
Word by word Webster's big diction
ary was made.
Speak we'll of your friends-of your
enemies sa nothing.
If you post your servants on your Affairs
they will one day rend you.
BE silent when fool talks.
Give a foolish talker rope enough and
he will hang himself.
Never speak boastingly of your busi'
ness.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
IMPORTANT MEETING.
Republicans at the Capital.

Republican members ofthe General As
sembly, and other Republicans present, at
meeting at the capitol in Nashville, held
on the 29th day of March, 1872, unani-
mously resolved that the Republicans in
every county of the State be earnestly re-
quested to send full delegation to the
Safe Convention to be held at Nashville !;
as the Convention, in addition to appoint
ing delegates to the National Republican
Convention will, on the said 10 of May or
at future day, appoint Presidential
Electors and nominate a candidate for
Governor.
1t was further unanimously resolved
that the State Central Executive Com
mittee be requested to announce that the
Convention on the 9TH day of May will
decide the question of whether Presiden-
tial Electors and candidate for Governor
shall be nominated at that time, or at a
convention thereafter, and that the Re
publican papers throughout the State be
especially requested to publish these pre-
ceedings.
THOMAS Ii. CALDwDLL, President.
a. ii. GRESHAM,
w. A. GAvITT,
Secretaries.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
A Word 10 the Boys.


Boys, do you ever think that within
few years, you will become the masters
and managers of this great world of ours
with all It's broad lands, valuable build
iugs, varied industries and progressive en-
terprise? Do you reflect how great will
be your responsibilities and your labors
when the many affairs of human interest
shal come into your hands for their di-
rection? Just think of it The farms,
the manufactures, the mines, the thousands
of sh: ps on the rivers and sea, the gigan-
tic railroads with their trade and travel,
the telegraphs with tier lightning mes
sages, and more, the counties, the States
and General Government, with all their
immcnce concerns will soon be handed
over to you to guide, to work and to
guard, for the welfare of your race
How important then, you learn while
young to act the part of truth and honor
of energy, industry and virtue. Forget
not the high duties awaiting you. but
prepare by wise study and pationt toll,
| for the proper discharge of them all.
Thus may you enjoy the wealth of the
world and ieaye it at your departure bet
ter than you found it, for the possession
and enjoyment of those who are boys
while you are men,-Bec.
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LINES.

Wandering out beside the marshes,
When the sky was overcast,
Hearing Once again the story
Told in the golden past;
All the loving, tender story
The katyGids could tell,
When the evening shadows decpencd,
And summer twilight fell.
Down beside the marshes laughing,
We thought of what might be-
OF some existence beautiful
IN dimfilturity.
All! golden hour Of Incidence,
All fleeting hour of biiss;-
Unmarked save by the clasp of hands,
Or by the stolen kiss.
Still beside the marshes lingering,
Or walking homcward slow,
With the early viOlets dreaming
Beneath the fleecy snow
And content are we to suffer,
If love be far or nigh,
For the years reveal the story.
And hope can never die.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

WRITTEN FOR THE HERALD AND TRIBUNE. ]
MY WELCOME HOME. 10
BY ALPHA.

1t came not from the lips of man;
With trembling, joyful sigh. .-f
Nor from the eyes of those ] love,
f- Though InaTy friends have l .s
But my river, dear Watauga,
Crcpt abeut my weary feet,
And. as L gladly listened, sega
Whispered low, Il welcome sweet T!
'Welcome back, oh wanderer weary
To my waves and to my shore.
Welcome may ye rest contented,
Hence to never wander more
These the woods. the river whispered,
Ina voice for me alone
While to others still it murmur'd ~
In the same dull monotone. -.
Then my mountain threw about me
Its shadowy arms of rest,
And whispered Thou art welcome,
Thy mountaiu LONE is rest
Though il seemed as Stern and rugged
To auother's careless eye,
Yet saw its smile ofweicome,
AS ing ring passed it by.
You may call this idle fancy.
Say I'm dreaming if you Will!
Careless I-if you will leave me
To enjoy my fancy still
JONES BORO', April 5th, 1872.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

A little boy in Wisconsin was being
put to bed the other night at dark when ne
objected to going SO early. His mother
told him the chickens went to bed early,
and he must do SO teo.. The little fellow
said he would if his mother would do as
the old hens did-go to bed FIRST then coax
the chickens to come.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

There is beautiful! sentiment in the
following lines ale who forgets the fOun-
tains from which he drank and the trees
under whose shade he gamboled, in the
days Of his youth IS a stranger to the
sweetest impressions Of the human heart. "
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

A little boy. after watching the ssra1 ,
ing school house until the novelty Of tlscsS
thing had ceased. started OF dsvu tbs II
street, saying: II am glad the cd thing
has Burned down did not have my
jogrify lesson anyhow"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

Successful farming is made up by at
tsntion to little things The farmer who
is the most successful earns his money
with the best rcsalt.O Such men are the
salt of the earth.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Colonel Whipplc, who was in the sec
ond story of an adobe house, states that
he had just time to jump from bed and
get to the doorway when the house ap-
pearcd to crumble to pieces beneath him.
He was buried among the ruins, but sue
ceeded in extracting himself from the
debris, with several severe but not dan
rerous wounds.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

FOR nice Chromos and other fine prc-
ssures, first class Walnut and Gilt Mould
o,ts.s' superior. Letter Paper and Envel-
d n Sf;: all at the lowest prices go to
dHs S2raIlil & Co, los, Gay Street Knox
h'e' Tenn. - july57t
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
THE SUFFERIRS.

The section affected by the earthquake
was sparscly inhabited, mainly by people
engaged in working the silver-bearing
lead mines.
THIRTY KILLED-ONE HUNDRED WoUN-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

Among the killed at the latter place
was Mr.. Grey, native of Texas. The
remainder we're all Spanish Americans.
The first shock is described as resembling
a park of artillery fired directly beneath
the town
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DED.

Additional advices from Inyo county
place the number killed by the earthquake
on Tuesday at thirty, besides 100 woun-
ded.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

FURTHER EARTII-KENDINF. =
Persons anticipate finding immense
chasms in the mountains east of US SO, n
as the snow disappeared enough to per-
NIT of investigation.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

A NEW VOLCANO.
There are rumors of volcano in ac-
tive ore alton having seen f ON the sum-
nit of Grcenhood Mountain, sixty miles
south of Visalia, but it is considered at
least dubious.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
A FEAREUL SCENE.
A Tu1RTY-FIvE MILE CuAsM.

a chasm was opened extending thirty
five miles down the valley, ranging from
three inches to forty feet in width; rocks
we're torn from their places and rolled
down the valley.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
AN INDIAN STAMPEDE.

The Indians in that vicinity lave all
left, fearing the recurrence of the general
convulston of nature, which according to
their traditions, occurred in that region
some hundreds of years ago.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

TIE LAST IFIlEA4 I-<A44 u : Z -A1N11'
There has been no parallel to this earth
quake since,the year 1872, when the Mis-
sions of San Juan Capistrovo and La Pu-
rissima, Southern California, were des-
troyed. OF course, the earthquake is a
matter of common conversation through
ont California, but creates not the slightest
apnrehensionI outside of tile district af-
feeted.;f % siiB1l bs7Btam aai A7'po'lfi
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11

Dispatches received from the volcanic
district in Inyo county give additional de-
tails of the recent earthquake disaster
Cerro Gordo was badly damaged, having
several buildings thrown down and one
man killed. Lone Pine appears to have
been directly over the centre of the dis
turbance.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-16
5euil(eton. + G n.
Ser GrOat.
Cine Rtminisssna aus BEN SABRE 1886
Bon
SuItuS Nobenbsre.

Inter btsisn Gsiprd&sn, bte ttsY9anta.
ae ftbr anssrsst tatten, tparsn pir aus
benz Dalb tsraussstrstsn unb la9en
nun Dor uns cine mOraaiss @ititnFa-
DE, bic rst6lidb bisr unb ba BON lanesn
Sumpiarsifsn bur&sOsen war, unb srf
In ,lemli&sr Gntitrnuns su sinsm mad.
ten SissI smporaiss, auf bs1sn Spibs
l&arf In tsr Sonns elm wsi6lidss Sc,
b6ubs f&immsrtt.
Das mar bic Glarbade unb bort9ln
sias infer Dss ben tpir In anbstradt
bee tstmtddif&sn 8Obeas nit SIslsn
S&wisrtstsitsn unb srubsm !3sitsirfua
3urddtsstsn. Wltttas war Soritsr, ale
mir am Gubs bss 3isels btsltsn, no
unIsr Gu5rmann bis vfsrte ausiairrts,
wiSrsnb wir ben fablsn Gubpiab lang.
fam smporats8sn.
Sobalb Der 6auptmann unfsr anF&.
tis sswortsn, fam er uns eatssssn; uni
na&bsm Der Snsent.ur mi& itm sorss.
atut. bssribte sr MID auf bas Gtsanb
li&Re In beutfner SYra&s. Gsltta tat
SemanS, auf ben srRen Bid, etnsn on'
ssnsbmsrtn Ginbrud auf MID semaat
als hieier OfF,tsr. Sung f&Sn un,
rittsrlt& mar CT cine BON tenen sladN
&sa Gridstnunseu. bsnen, Obne ba6 Fl
Gtwas tafar tbdten, bic 6er3en tntse'
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Sabr0aas 6.
Die
geauiulbaniIhe Staats3titilnB,

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
.s1tstnt ist.n Dsnnsraas, uns istst 81. ~
pe Sabr, ,abltar tnnsrbalb bssSabrsS, anp
"a. SO nat 0srHub bss Sabrsaa9s. s.
gtn,tlns Grsmplarsn, ) Senfe pn Staa.
Qsiae @ublsriptIpnsn wsrhsn fur psnlen
als feds Wipnattn angsncn'msa' aM~ M aamn
gisn,anb bas 9latt abbshsasn, BID ahs Naa'
Rinbe bejablt inb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-16

Die sr6fte @erbreitnns.
Die Circulation bsr yptnnlyisa pe
Staats. 3ettune" IN Daupbtn County
IN arTEsr aIs bic irsenb sinsr anhnsn In Sar-
rtsSura'a,Srudtrn bsutftsn resr sna!tlbsn 3st'
TUNA. Gis birtst tssbaIb bic bette 0sltstnbttt
Wn,sfatn IN bis1em 3bsils bsS Stdatss cine
psifs gerbreituns ~ SsritafFsn.
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poelle.
Gin Sommer.WforQeu

auf benz 8iauen 8erse Der esds
Raft.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-16

wv ptW ClHueu SStHS Wv ~
Raft.
Bon GbrR. Robert efsbsrstr
wurpurrstb uub ianft unb Iils
Sam aus ibrsm 8susr .WsL
psat' Ter Sonne f&Snfs Giias,
5nrIi& aus ssm O1sn br.
DrObsa auf tss 8Tsts 0ipftl
Stanb Id, unb hsr WOrseuptas
SpttIte IN br Bdume Wipfsl.
qisblit iiu6tInb. lau anb blint.
DE Naiur lag aufssi&IrlI,n
Sn hem Rst&ibum ibrsr alaff
Bon ben Yliiitsn ausssspiIsu,
Sttss bsrauf ibr fiietr Duit.
5a BEN IsbsusisOb'n @aussln.
@ar bas san,e 8afsfmssL
in esr elfts ianflsn S1aufsln,
5Ios Der S&msttsrIins einbT.
llnb tn frbblt&sn GspimusL
S&pans bte raunt'rs @UssIf&aar,
ps& biuan gum blautn Simm,I,
SutsInt, lussnb, paar au paar.
Dor mtr Du, I'M sOIbsusn Count.
Nilbsr GonusnfrabItn Yra&t
9s&a 1baI, pom Norsentraums
Qbsn lsile rf trua&i.
S&on, pte bObe S0nntassfsisr
9asft bu maishdhi& bort.
tlnb tsr 9si1e Nsbelf&Islsr
.3os NIT aurtsn ehftsn fort.
5aufsnbfa&. I'm Spisl Der ShabIsn.
qa&sInb, nit tn WOrssnpslt.
CAB Id fol, BE GIur iI& n,aIsn
Die 70 REID umfdIriItn taIt.
DE bfn bubbssladtsn Yaurn
Ststs bfr Grbt 8iille asist,
DO isin SunsnSoif tpirb Iausrn,
DIR NIT Roit unb Glsnt i5Isiai.
Cab bic 9&Sntsii ibrr @iitr--
Sbru Mrbsit gOrbsu Aranl--
aibl unb fanft Iisb lI& bsrntsbfE
MiIbfr 1tau, I'm ptrIenslan,.
llnb bic Siissl uab bic WdlssL
Sn has fril&t Grim gtbiiai,
YUtsn NIT tsm @bmud br 6slen
Wir elm fesI,nSpllss Bib.
Sn bn Wfllsn linfiim Wisssn,
GC6 bic 2s&a, ilar anb rein,
9isbIiG In sspunb'nsn .3Hssn.
CID tn's rsi@s 1baI birsin.
llab an ibrsn llfHa ftuGts
DampfIraft IN bsr &islsnnia9t,
Die bn 8crf&ssil einl sr,sush,
aus Der llrpsIt iitftm S9a&i.
llsbral, auf aIlsn @sssu.
S&ritt Ter @pblffanb lsibis fort,
limb % lag Der rsiSfs Stsen
Sn bsnt f&Susn IbaIe bort.
llab aus bisfsm sanlsn Dslen,
Das elm WunbnprI umf&Iisbt
aSnnts Id be Wabrbsit Isfsn
@n isin GROCER e&Spfsr ~.
Gr mag ttsits i&Sus 2tbsn
2anss nod srtaItsn fo,
Gr bat ans @nifanb aessbsH
llnb sia pr, 70 psit unb frpb.
llnb 70 ba&t Id, Msnf&tn uutsu,
Sn bsr 8iIt bisfts GIads,
Sabt sin 9'aratiss stfunbsn,
ptmmIif& issss WuasnbIids.
DO& msin Bid braus pur4 be @au
Sn tts Bauer Snn'rs bin,
llut MIR mar, ale pb elm @tausr
Sriibs mtinsn frobtn CHM.
0sbt ba ftb'a np4 Warnuuss,,iet..
~Sab unb 3Orn unb Irus unb Ns
llnb bic boItu, ssiinbIeI&sn
3sussn !--nGiinb' unb Strblitls
Ssbt Snisdt In bisfsn @ausrR
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