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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
IN THE EVENING.

All day the wind had howled along the leas,
All day the wind had swept across the plain
All day on rustling gr Ass, and waving trees, .
Had fallen the useful trouble of the rain, y
All day beneath the low-hung dreary sky,
The dripping earth had covered sullenly.
At last the wind had sobbod itself to rest.
At last TO weary calmness sank the storm,
4 crimson line cleaned sudden in the west,
Where golden fecks rose wavering into
sf form, AUH. Lhg..saF tI
A hushcd revival heralded the night.
And with the evening time awOke the light.
The rosy color flushed the long grey waves;
The rosy color tinged the mountains brown,
And where the old church watched the village
graves.
Wooed to passing blush the yew-trees'
trown,
Bird, beast, and flower relenting nature knew,
And enc pale star rose shimmering In the blue.
So, to life long crushed in heavy grief,
So, to a path long darkened by dispair.
The slow sad hours bring touches of relief,
Whispers of hope, and strength of trustful
"Tarry His leisure" God of love and might,
And with the evening time there will be light
FJ FFgF z AL the Year Round.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

A is the wire stretched between the
two places, say NewYork and Boston; L
! the tables on which are the instruments
in the offices at either end of the line;
B the receiving instrument at New York;
C the sending instrument do. ID the
sending instrument, and E the receiving
instrument in the office at Boston. A
sending and receiving operator sit at
the opposite ends Of the same table in
each office, and from each instrument
four in ala ground wire descends to
the earth, thus making two complete cir
cults over the single line The operator
at B pays no attention to what his cola
borer at B is doing, but sends right
through to d, and at the same time Z is
sending to B, or vice versa, neither in
terfering with the other in any manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
Evolving from His own Conscious
ness.

An exchange states that this time it
is soldier. The girl full of needles is
not even mentioned. The soldier is a
New Yorker. and during the war he was
shot through the body. The bullet ON
its way carried gold pen and pencil
with it, and left them somewhere in the
body in scattered condition. Now
comes the extraordinary part of the
story: About six months ago he had a
great pain in his left leg and it was stiff
for month. In fooling around his heel
one day he felt something hard he COM
menced to pull at it, and he dragged
from the heel crowbar three feet in
length. Shortly afterward a twelve
inch telescope issued from his body.
On last Friday twenty silver half dol
lars were taken from the first joint OF
left arm. Some of his friends talk of
killing him, to find out if he hasn't
machine shop, a jewelry store and
silver mine hid away in him somewhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

Henry Ward Beecher, in recent lee
ture on Wall street. delivered in Boston,
said: IL have buried four generations
of men from Wall street in twenty-five
years. Wall street is dunghill of
mushrooms. There is vast growth Of
men in every single year, and every year
they are trampled down in hosts. l
know but one or two men in that time
who have been able to make permanent
gains and hold their gains. And they
didn't do it by speculation; they added
other means Of accumulation, which
were the foundation of their stability;
and believe that all men are trying to
be rich in uneanny ways, and trying to
be rich without paying for what they
get"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

These are but the fruit and visible wit
nesses Of disease which holds the en-
tire body in its power, making the veins
its channels every drop of blood its SER
want, every pulsation Of the heart its
slave. The thoughts destroy. The i'm
agination puts the knife's edge to the
jugular vein Of virtue, and lets the pre-
cious current out. You cannot reform
drunkard until you first reform his
mind. What needs to be done is to have
the craving for stimulus taken out Of
him. Over against his inordinate desire
you must raise up some stronger repul-
sion which shall be more than match
for his appetite for liquor. This is the
true philosophy in every branch of NOR
ais. You must change the man himself
if you would change his habits. There
is no life so hard as religious life to a
man without religion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

The King Of Spain has made a remark
which, it appears, is circulated in differ
ent shapes in the European journals.
The Pail Mall Gazette informs Us that
the exact expression used BY bis Ma
iesty in reference to the rumor that he
would abdieste appears to have been: /:
Not otherwise than embalmed ! will
cult Madrid" - rl-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

1t is not acts which blacken the soul;
Ii is not conduct which destroys. These
are but the holes which the worms, bred
in the very fibre Of the wood. have eaten.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
The Latest Achievement i'm TeIe.
graphy.

Every experiment in successfully run
ming two trains Of cars in opposite diree-
tions on a single track has been a sad
failure; but the telegraphers have sue
cessfully 'inaugurated the seemingly i'm
possible principle in their business. At
various places in the country they have
recently put in operation machinery by
which messages can be transmitted sim
ultaneously in opposite directions over
the same wire. How it is done we will
tell by means of this simple diagram:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL, /
MEMPHIS. TENN, April %. 1872.
d moving dead animals, etc., from within
the city limits. for two years from May 10.
1872, will be received at this Office on or before
ass JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
PROPOSALS.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April q, 1872.

UII1 ENUINE EEh . UT IOE, I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April "a, 1872.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
oeived at this Office until II o'clock m,
Wednesday, May LIST. for constructing
three wooden bridges in Fort Pickering. For
further information apply at this Office. The
city reserves the rightto reject any or all Of
the proposals.
]. II. HUMPHREYS,
4g-h3 Citv EnRineer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

MARCUS J. WRIGHT is candidate for for
reelection 70 the Office of Sherlh OF Shelpy
county at the ensuing August election, SUB
jeet TO the action of the Democratic CohSeh-
tion Of June Goth. fo-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
To the People Of Tennessee.

IN RESPONSE TO THE EXPRESSION
a popular desire, sufficiently general
ana iufuentiai 70 control my actien IN the
mstter. i hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office Of Judge OF the oupreme :
Sonrt. made vacant by the resignation Of
Hon. r. A. r. Nelson. Election hrst ~ Inprs- u
uas IN nttanooga- March IL. 1872. lite
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
To ma People OF Tennessee.

In response to the call Of many leading
citiTens Of the state, hereby ANNOUNCE my
~ ,Sunrene Court, made vacant BY the resig-
.ot;o,, 81 Hon. i. A. X. Nelson. Election
es. n, -rsday ir August next.
nrs' Ansi'o ROBERT MCFARLAND.
M.rr;stoo-u. Tenn. 1-ss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


For Privilege Tax Collector.
]. HARVEY MATHES is a candidate for
reelection to the office of Privilege Tax Col
lector for Shelby county, subject to the Demo
cratic Convention. 4I-te
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

GEORGE L. HARRIS is a candidate for
Sheriff of Shelby county, subject TO the actloh
of the Democratic Convention. 4oI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

A. WOODWARD is a candidate for re-elec-
lion 10 the Office of Trustee of Shelby county,
subject TO the action Of the Demoeratlc
County Convention. El-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
FOR SALE.
Lots For Sale i'm Ida City,
ON -
Long g-1sland, New York.

IDA CITY is SITUATED ON LONG Is
i land, IS miles from New York city, the
Long Island railroad running centrally
through Ida City. Lots there are hereby Of
fered for sale on the following terms: Fifty
dollars each, on a credit of ten years, paya-
BILE in ten annual instalments-say SIS 90 per
year on each lot. The parties owning the
above property propose to sell to the Southern
people one-half of the lots, say 1000, on the
above terms, without interest. The East
tion. connecting Manhattan Island, upon
which New York is situated. with Long Is
land.
This is a good opportunity for any person OF
this section of country TO invest small sums
in the purchase of these lots. Terms are
easy, and within the reach of all. Property
on Long Island will rapidly increase in value
as soon as East River Bridge is completed.
Map Of the City of Ida can be seen, and
full information Eiven, upon application being
made to HY. F0NTAINE,
responding Secretary,
M 10 Madieon STRAIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30

A. p. CURRY npounces himself as an in
dependent candidate for reelection 70 the
Office Of Sheriff for Shelby county: Election
August 1872. lie respectfully refers TO the
merchants and lawyers of Memphis as 20 MS
fitness TO hold the office. 4O-te
CHAS. L. ANDERSON Is candidate for
Sheriff of Shelby county, subject to the ue-
cision Of the Democratic Convention. LZt-te
We are authorised to announce Colenel .
A. FORREST as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Shelby county at the ensuing August election,
subject to the Democratic Convention. Ht
Tn snsWer 10 many inquiries hereby au
s.ha-;-a ,you 10 announce my name a. q caudi-
date Tor sheriff Of Shelby county, at the Au-
S1st Election. 1872, subject TO the action of
f,he Democratic County Convention.
l5-te s..l.I. LL- y. =. DAHL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-30
A CARD.

A LII LETTERS AND INQUIRIES IN
Areference to Ida City and the purchase and
sale Of lots should be addressed to Hy. Ron-
taine, Corresponding Secretary, No. 10 Madi-
son street, Memphis, Tenn. The title to the
property Is perfect in me, and the advertise
ment and maps published correctly represent
the value and attractions of the place.
1871 JACOB THOMPSON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-05
Iufau Sur Sec.

9oiton, 4. Suul.-Oa8 Sdtif palasfa"
BON Calcutta bradte bic Manni9ait Der bri,
ti,fen Sa1fe ,,Galabar," welae uonBeruanl-
buco nod GueenStomn nnterpe9S mar uno
auf boher Gee unter9ing, bierber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-05

in teui6er Saam, ebe iie sur Rube ging,
in elm gla6tgepanb unrurbIidti9er gtsz
belIdleier su baQen, bic beidneiten 8erg@
ipiben, bic 10 eben nod lppernben 6anaz
len sl6en, erlOiben uno elm ttbler SUIT
sug aus @eiten, Der Die saellen oe5 Sees
trduielte, swang Shredder, ieinen 9tod
feiter suSufn6pfen.
geinabe felt Spei Stunoen mar ct bier
pie cine S9ilopade auf ibrem Soften
uno er begonn ii6 aIImdltg iebr na9 Ab=
l6iung su iebne, aber mas er erwartete,
mar immer nod ni6t erihienerJ unb 10
unterbradte er penn gepaltiam Die Suit,
9(Qes i'm Slide Su laiien. Sebt bnrfte er
ni6t mape perben unp bas tletne Spfer
i6euen, na6bem ct ber Sreunoldaft ldpn
peit gr6Bere gebradt. 60 nabe am 3!el
Der llngepulb nadjugeben, lpdre tbHridter
aleinmutb gelpeien, SuOem gait e5 ia -
uno bas mar Shredder gewtB ntht Der
ant lei6teiten niegenoe Gruno - ben
8epeis fir Die Hibtigteit ieineS urtbeils
5u liefern unp Gerbaro ppn Der 2dderz
li6teit eines 10 fellenieiten @ertrauenS gu
iber,eusen, pie perieIbe nod am Gormtt>
tag ben gepiAtigiten Sn5idten gegeniIber
feitgebalten Bate
fSnrtfpturn fnTofN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-05
Gpngreeperbau0luu9cn.

"
Sn Senate le9te Gunner Elm Wtemo=
rial Der internationalen @rOBloge Der 0t1ttel
oes ct. @liSpiu Dor, meld)e 100000 Sdub
NADER reprdlenttrt, III bemelbeH plro 9e8en
irgeno eine WoOtIfatton be8 A1tfunDcn,
@eietes proteittrt.
9aS gSablz@onlite empfteblt, OaS Salail
6e8 Seuators 8aniom pom 4. Dtdr6 1871
Sablbar 81 MAIDEN.
SHERMAN rief Den Gonferen3. .Sertdlt itber
bic Sarlf=Siq auf uno ia9te, Die 0teOuttIon
belauie ltd auf $53 100000.
Sburman ia9te, er lei 5rpar nldlt gang NIT
Der SlQ 5ufreoen, iueroe aber tltr ben &oHTt'
ren3z zSer1d)t ltlulnlen, 0erlelbe btete Denl9neu5
9Siinld)euSmertbe5 uno @rretGbare8.
Gcott iagte, Die 0feouttlon De5 GiIenSolle8
I'M 10 Bro3ent iei 5uar etu 6ebler, aber er
meroe fir ben @onferen3. Seridt itinlmen.
9llcorn nletnte, Die Siu iei ungeredlt ge9en
ben SiiOen. GOntliHg bate an perld)teceneu
geifinmuugen etmQ5 5u taoeln. StleBltt)
purOe Der @onferen3. Berlht angenommeH.
Die Siq, lpeldle Der Orange, aleran.
oria. uno WianaiieS @llenbabn" erlaubt, bl5
in Die StaOt @ajbiu9ton 81 faAren, wurOe
au9enommen.
5owe unterbreitete Den WaioritdtSs 8eridt
iiber Die 9tem' 9orfer 3ouantS unteruhuug.
Saparo unO @aiierlp, melde Die Wtuorttdt
beS betreffenoen @omite'5 oertreten, oerlaHg
ten @rlaubniB, ibreu geri6t mdbrenO Der
Sertagung brudcn Su lalIen. 0tele8 muroe
naf elmer ldngeren Debate ab9eidla9en.
Sun Heprdientanten bau tamen
MIR unbeoeuteuoe an9ele9enbetten 5ur Serz
banolun9. Der @onferenS Serid)t liber Die
Sarii.SlQ muroe augenommen. Dtan be-
idloB, morgen cine turse Sieung 81 baIten,
I'm ole Sarifz8iu 5u untcrSet1neH HnO pann
iirfl al DertQQeu
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eofalberiebte aus SDaibinatou.

aihlngtO N, 4. Stunt. Die Yollz
silteu Rilep uno Srgan pom 4. Se3rrfe fan.
ben qel!ern Diorgen an Der Is. ShaBe Elm
neuqeborenes metBes Sinh, tueldle8 ie ua6
Dem ySt. IuHeaz SduSlIn9S Al9le" brat=
tell.
- 9r. S. s. Sartigan 6ielt 2eid)cni9au
iiber ben farblgen 4rbeiter Sobn 9rap, Der
am SounabenO ourf Den @tnfurj Der Gro
mano oeS QbSugs @anales, weiGer an oer
gde Der 10. uao @-StraBe gegruben mtr0.
um's Qeben fam. Die @elAmOrenen gaben
laren @abripru6 Oabiu ab, baB Der Serltor=
bcne unter Der 8udt Der iiber ;bu berelHgez
brofenen @ronano eritidt lei.
- SIN geniiier Simotbp SibgeralO, an
Der S<StraBe mobnbaft, geriatb, rUdbrsuo Ct
fd in beraui9tem 3uitanOe befanb, in 8utb
nno lieB oteie IN unangeuebm fiiblbarer g8eIie
an jeiner @hebdlfte aus, blS Die 2ebtere beiz
nabe toOt sniammenlanf. g9ie aber i6lleBz
lid 9(ues ans Qiht fommt, 10 blteb audi
Titqeralo'S grauiige Shat ntft perbor9en.
Die bobl1blife BoliSei, oeren feline gtale Die
2lffaire balo Qu5Belplirt bate, mar nit oerurz
tigeu 2iebtOangeu uuter Gheleuten ndt elm
uerItanoen uno lleB oaber Den SGrtildlen Sat-
tell uerhaften,
- Gin tleinsr gobn bes 9rn. IS. G!eaOe.
Lamb auf Senlinarp.9ia bel aleranoria lpielte
am portgen 0ltttmOh NIT einem ReuoIuer,
o9ne OaB Der &uabe muBte, baB rie SSaffc ge-
laoen lei. Bl0elid3 gtng ein SAuB los, uno
bic &u9el fubr etnem fleiuen DfdOf]en, God.
ter bes 6rn. 6owaro, OurG Die Stlulter. Gis
nem farb9en Snaben muroen ipei 6iuSer
abaeidloiien. g9ie man bort, iolen ith Oic
bsipsn Sinoer beute 5iemlidl mobl beftnOen.
- Ser bieit5e @lub Der raoitaleu 0teuub=
| litaner reiit h2sn.te abeuO nit Dem ll4r> 3uge
BON bier mad Bhilapelphl9 Gb.
- Die Yritiun9 eet alteren Glaife Der
Sfe6tsihule ee5 Qiirifte8 Columbia mnroe
pom lamnlttiden Stubenten beitaHben, unr
Sr. &euneop ipra9 baritber in idlmeidlelbaf
ter Beiie ieine 5renoe aus, bmiufItgeuO, oaE
es bas erie 0lal lei, oaB fein ablt4rIeHt 81
riidssruieien su rperoen brauhte.
- @etern abeno lpuroeu iiinf5t9 attter
fir ben Bart pes Shiieenuereins s@rma
nia" (@ale8' Geb0ls geSednet. Sm @an
sen liuo bis lest 800 Bitten au89egeben. Sel
Yreis Der Attte lit $50. IIf Die SnitanOiet
3ung unb Geria6nerung oes 9arfe5 iiEb be
reits $40, 900 ueripcnOi tuoroen, nHo pte maj
b0rt, miro berielbe in fnrser 3ett p0ai9 il
Srpnuns isln.
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geleorapbi1cbes 2lllerlci

- Der 9teuz0orter 0tepr0lent1nt Wnl. g..
0tobert8 bat eiuen Sobn ce8 Sen. Utea9ber
sum @Qbetten in 2Seitz Botut crnaunt unO hat
in gten.YCrf cine Competition fir ielne Grs
nenuunq III Die Warine= Afaoemie au8geidrtez
ben.
- DEM Geriid)te, baB Sapan oeriude,
cine g(nleibe auf5uneAulen, mlrO mloerlpros
den.
- Die geieeung bon Otn;ntlaH burd
bic 8e9ierun9struppen uou UteFIfo betGt9t
Die 3abl Der Reiienben, ruel@e in Oieien,
6riibjahr Oas 9osSenltte.3bal beluhen, lit
iebr bsDeutenO.
- Die oemofratiife Staats<@onoention
bon Galifornisn bat ii4 fir 9orace Greelep
erfldrt.
- Die gpaden baben i'll 2(ri5ona pieber
etnen Slrten, Namens2beOoOrYrtg, ermoroet
uno perliiimnelt.
-Sn @arlpforb, Sn6., itarb Wilton 6ernz
BON, Der Bait >@ranosSire beS SrOen8 Der
ySoo 6e0oms" i'll ben Ser. St0aten.
-@r~ @OuO. 9enntl5n BON Sblo bat let<
neu 9tamen al8 8enerber nm Die Stce= Brdilz
0entihafts Domination i'll philadelphia
feineSruege5 3uridgeSO9eu, er Oantt nur ttIr
SlIl Ivy. SuLt pltIitSilu( CohHH'|
- Die 8erlfte iiber Den SeebunO8fan3 in
alaSfa lauten iebr giiuitig.
- Su Bottom begiug 9eItern Die vAncent
II. SonorabIe GrtilerD" ibr 234. Snitun95
feit.
- Die vSntcru. Typographical Union"
bielt Qeiern in Nitlmon0, 8a., ibre Sabre8z
feung, 80 Staaten unO Ganaoo uaren per'
treten.
- 0m. 2(opo @arriion bat bon ltorbnrp,
0laii., ein Sdreiben an Charles Gunner &c
rid)tet, in weld1em cr OeNenJfeOe geaen Grant
entitieoen mtBbiuigt unO it'd entbuiatlit)
fir @raut ertldrt.
Die ,,@eOrgiaz unb ct. 2Ouis zGationals
Sanf," peld)e Ourdj Die auf Die r9fationals
8anf Of tbe &epublic" BON 9telurDort ge-
fdldltsu Certificate SIT SdlaOen fam, bat
$4,000 Selohnun9 auf Die 2Sieoererlangun9
Der ibr abgei6luinpelten Summen geiegt.
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Sirtes &apitel.
Seimue;dhIt.

Giner Der i66niten 4unfte am ganSen
Genferiee tit Der 9las Dor bet Stride BON
Otpntreur! Qluf ltelem &alffelien pberz
balb Der @emeinbe 2es 8landes, pom
eigentli6en Wpntreur pur6 cine tief einz
geriHene rpmantilde Sdludt 9etrennt,
ilber tpelde Der tiibne 9pgen pes Yont be
gierre bic einSise gerbinOung beritellt,
itebt Die alte, nod aus Der 3eit Galpin's
berrlbrenbe Stride, Elm ernites @ebdupe
aus srauem Stein, peldem an Der Seite
segen Den See bin cine pielbeiu9te Guelle
entrieielt, Die friber bas Saufbeden ipeiz
ite. llnmittelbar pabinter erbebt ii6 iteil
Die feliige Sergwano Oes gigi gaucpis,
auf peiien !66be Die grObe Beniipn Gltcn
liest, Die ibrer semdbigtsn Semperatur
wie Der berrliden glusiidt pesen imSpms
mer pele Gdite finbet.
Gpr Der STRIDE lit Elm gerdumiser ebes
ner Ylas, ber in ben tparmen Wlonaten
ppn sabupien Gipedien tuimmelt, Die in
ben Spnnenitrablen trdge i6lmmmern unb
Die nabenben Wtenl6en aus ibrsn tlusen
idparsen 9leuglein neuslerig betradten,
bis ie elm aaSu wudtiger Sdritt, eln pprz
lpitig bai6enoes 6dno6en perldeu6t.
gllte prd6tige 9fubbdume uno fnorrige
@eioen bel6atten bic Hubebdnte III oer
idDnen SabresSeit, jebt aber bat Die falts
8iIe unp Der beftigeSprnanb, Der aus ben
Ibd[ern Supppen's berpprbrauit, tple lene
aus benz frpitigen 9iprbpf, au6 Die lssten
falben 8ldtter BON ben gleiten gefegt. Sie
| Gipe6len tbun ibren langen @interi6laf
unD pom ben @dlten in 0tcntreur tcmmt
nur bin unp pieoer elmer gum 8eIude
beraui, bic punperbare @nsllht in itliser
giniamteit Su senieBen.
So eing aub am speiten Mbenoe nab
Der unterrepuns stpiiaen wtr. 2eslep nnb
Gerbarp Elm einiamer Wtenla bier unter
ben entlaubteH 8dumen unrubig auf nno
nieber, blieb bann einual itebsH, jap il;
Die s5erne pno murmelte uasufrteoen:
Ser troitlsielts glufentbalt Der @elt!
Gbenio germ mag i'd an ben gturbppl &C.
ben. 9frgenos bat malt pas Gefibl bes
Winters 10 tpie bier. @as niibt bic mats
me 9emperatur, tpO rinssberum bic bim=
;s(boben giss une SdreeSetoratiOnen
lpie unourdDrinsllde trpltalene gsfans=
nibmauern autseridtet iino!
Shredder bate nit ieiner uninutbiger
Meuberuns nidt gang lnredt. stae pit
gsree ees HbOnetbals, eer Gent ou Mli.
bi, bic 9iablerets, Die SapOperz8erse,
Sent b'Ode unb Gprnet Die 8iIe, bil
aqnse 8erslebne biz Saulanne bin, sllles
ippeit eas 9luse ieben tOnnte, mar II
56nee sebaqt Der 5erbit bate bent Wir
ter glas semadt i'm 2aufe bet leBtsl
Noden aber fur Sepen, Der nidt, mi
SHREDDER, ielbit nit Der slatur baoerte
mubts seraoe oieier frappante 6eseniai
Der weiben, slisernoen 9erswdnoe, be
pbantaitiih in ben 9immel binelnrasen
Ben Sllberb6rner NIT Der balianlIl9 mil
BEN 2uft, ben immersrinen 2Orbeers uni
Mprtenbiiben, Dem tlaren, mattblauel
See BON wunoeriamem Reis iein. 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-05

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