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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

GINGER BEER.-As this beverage has re-
Gently come into favor in bar-roOms, we
give the following recipe, hoping that the
article may be manufactured at home. The
peculiar bottles which are sold are imported,
therefore very expensive, as price and duty
are paid in gold. Take white sugar twenty
pounds; lemon or lime juice eighteen fluid
ounces; honey one pound; bruised ginger
seventeen ounces water eighteen gallons
Boil the ginger in three gallons OF the
water for half an hour; then add the sugar,
the juice, and the honey, with the remainder
of the water, and strain through cloth
When cold, add the white of one egg, and
half fluid ounce of essence of lemon; after
standing three or four days, bottle. This
yields superior beverage, and one which
will keep for some time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

The brute that stole the pewter cups
from our free fountains last night has a
small chance to go to heaven. He will, I'M
doubtedly, have his postOfice address in the
other place in less than an instant after he
nYnirns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

METHODIST CAMP MEETNG.-On the
twenty-frst of Junea Methodist camp meet
ing will be held near Biloxi. Extensive
preparations have or will be made, as it is
expected that very large number of
people will gather there for several days.
The ancient town will be considerably en-
livened. Several leading pastors were there
last week arranging preliminaTies, and a
large pile of lumber is on the gro und ready
TO be converted into small tenements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

JAW BREAKER.-Friday night, about
half-past nine o'clock, William Brooks as
saulted and broke the jaw Of Paul Despi-
mas, at the corner of Franklin and BEN
vile streets. Brooks was arrested and Des-
pinas taken to the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

OVER THE LAKE.-A recent short visit to
Biloxi gave us an inkling of what is in store
for excursionists during the season now
opening. The old town never looked
smarter than it does to-day. 1t seems as if the
anti-improvement class has in part passed
away or stood aside. Houses of modern
pattern are in process of construction, and
the hotel keepers appear inclined to adopt
more liberal systems, taking lessons from
experience OF former years. They, as well
as other inhabitants, are somewhat despOnd-
ent, in fact quite rampant, over the thought
thai the railroad fare from New Orleans to
their town is four dollars-toO heavy for
poor people. 1t is said that unless this fig
ure is lowered, thousands of citizens viii be
unable or unwilling to make an excursion.
Indeed, we heard Of a few summer resi-
dents trying to sell their places, arranging
to pass the season elsewhere.
At Mississippi City all is as bright as
new dollar. The Barnes Hotel has been re-
organized, and is in prime hands-Messrs.
Hurd g. Co. This is one of the most charm
ing resorts on the coast, and will, probably,
have fair share of patronage.
Other watering places are well prepared
for the season, ready to accommodate hosts
Of visitors.
The railroad from this city to Ocean
Springs is in as good condition as any line
in our country. and the rolling stock is
equal to the best Much labor and money
have recently been expended on every inch
of the road, and some important changes
have been madein the tracks near Rigolets.
At present the bed in that locality is as firm
and substantial as if no alligator ever dOun-
dered there. The employees are capable and
attentive great item on railroad. One
thing only is disagreeable, namely, the high
rate of fare. Growls are heard in every di-
rection, and the echoes are bound to have
effect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26
POLITICAL NOTICES,

NoOOOOOnoNOOy>oOOoNOoO OONJ>>NOOOoONNO,Nle0oO>N0
Fourth Ward Republicans.-At an cleo
ton held by the Fourth Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club the following named gentlemen were
duly elected delegates to the State Nominating
Delegates-P. B. S. Pincbback, 442 votes; c. T..
Butler 443 l.. Duffy, 442; William Weeks 436
Alternates--C. W. RinggOld, W. P. Collins, H.
cleTks-A. Pluche Jr., Charles P. vigers John
O'Neil.
Populus George Paris, Charles Middleton, Joseph
BOwser, J. Bell. my28F
A Special Meeting of the Parisl, sub
Executive Committee will be held on MONDAY,
the twenty seventh instant, at ] p. M in
the office of tue Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives. full attendance is requested.
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
J. D. OCoNNELL, Secrefarv. mv2a y
Provisional State Central COmnittee Of
the Liberal Republican Party-New Orleans, May
%, l872.-The following gentlemen are announced
as the Provisional State Central Committee OF the
Liberal Republican party and requested 70 ~
tend meeting on MONDAY May y. 41'S,3 as ' I
?. NJ, in the Senate Chamber, Mechanics IN
stitute, viz:
Colonel q W. Mupdav. j. j. Lane
CHARLES Potthoff g. NIcRae Selph,
s Thezan George Nungesser,
Ja1oes Grsban, A. p Dumas,
J Iosenb 9WIs agTaT Gen. James Longstreet,
: TiiioIsira7 Octave Rey,
j. NJ Dirrhammer, John LocB St9
Ebert CAN'T r. 800, SN1,iIoSy
Fl. Fl. Harris, - ~ y - -. l--'
w Ia Earn,er Judge W. B. Phillips,
~ " % Sioana ker S. Danziger,
yuugs n a Sfontieu Frederic Laudreaux
yV YP I{ - Din1ftTv Andrew Hero, Jr.,
I ne Iil stewart John W. benson
G. II. Braughn.
70 order of G. II. BRAUGHN Chairman.
T'F BECHTRI Secretary of the meeting of dele
oates TO the Cincinnati Convention. mv24 I'd
Special NOtice.-The proposed meeting OF the
Fourth District Greeley and Brown Club which
was to have taken place tonight, is hereby post
poned until MONDAY NIGHT at halfpasG seven
O'Clock, at Onion Hall, corner OF Third and Maya
zine streets.
BY order Of II. G. WARMOTH, President.
JOHN KAISER, Secretary. myA ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

FEsTIvAL.-Mr. Phillips, foreman Of Pro
tectOr Fire Company No. 2, called on us
yesterday morning, giving us hearty in
vitation to attend the festival which the
company will give on the sixteenth proximO.
Entertainments of an exciting and rational
kind have been prepared, and the manag-
ing committee are hopeful of securing an
unusually large attendance. The boys wish
to secure sufficient money to procure new
engine-house, which they stand in great
need Of We hear it rumOred that there
viii be some sharp contests for victory be-
tween several fire companies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26
,py from the minutes.
i. W. UEhL1 NE,
Secretary State Committee.

T. w. DEKLYNE,
Secretary State Committee.
To which the State Central Committee
the next day replied through its special
committee, accepting the proposition for
union, with one modification, in the follow
ing written communication, viz:
The committee on conference, Of which
II. j. Campbell is chairman, agree to the
proposition submitted by the committee on
conference, of which Colonel George w.
Carter is chairman, with but one material
change.
Article first OF the said proposition con-
tains stipulation of a personal nature
which our State Committee have not
thought proper to interfere with, and which
belongs exclusively to them to deal with,
can not be accepted by US with that unani-
nifty without which any compromise would
not be a success. We therefore present, as
you have invited us to do, substitute
which embodies one Of the propositions
first made to us by your original committee
on conference, that will be accepted by our
people unanimously
ARTICLE I.
Each cOmmi ttee to issue an address on
the day following the completion of this
agreement, pOstp0ning the conventions
called for May % and June IS respectively,
and cOnvoking the same conventions to as
semble in New Orleans August 9. Each
call to indicate the reason of this step to be
the union and harmony of the party, and
success, especially on the State ticket To
this convention let the two committees re-
NIT all questions of disagreement between
the two wings Of the party, apd the decision
of the modes of settlement. The appOr
tionment of delegates to said convention to
be equal, on basis to be agreed upon by
this conference.
This proposition, thus modified and ac-
cepted by both conference committees, was
recommended to each Central Committee by
the following report, signed by the respect
i've chairmen of the two conference COM
mittees:
WHEREAS, The State Central Committees,
presided over respectively by Messrs. Pack
ard and Pinchback, have appointed confer
ence committees severaly representing
them, and looking to the reconstruction
and harmony of the Republican party in
the State of Louisiana; and,
Whereas, The respective conference COM
mittees have each suggested and submitted
propositions for the purposes aforesaid
which are herewith attached; and,
Whereas, Each Central Committee is
united in its purposes and actions upon
national politics, as will appear from their
respective calls for State conventions;
We, as chairmen Of the conference com
mittees for Republican unity, submit said
report and ask the favorable action thereon
Of the two Central Committees OF the party.
GEORGE w. CARTER,
HUGH J. CAMPBELL.
To this report the Customhouse Central
Committee replied as follows:
Rooms STATE CENTRAL Executive COMMITTEE,
Republican Party Of Louisiana Z
New Orleans May IT, 1871
At a meeting of this committee held this
day, the following resolutions, offered by
A. j. Sypher, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the interest of Republican
unity, and in response to the Instructions
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Lecture.-THIS SUNDAY EVENING the Rev
Father Hegarty viii delivera lecture in the Church
of St. John the Baptist Dryades street. the pro-
ceeds of which VIII be for the benefit of that
church. The subject of the lecture (which viii
commence at halfpast seven oelockl will be 'Tne
Mission of the Irish" Admission fifty cents.
Iny26 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

NOtfce.-Caleaseu Sulphur and Mining Company,
New Orleans, May Is, l872.-The stockholders Of
this company are hereby notified that a ninth in
stallment of five dollars per share on all the Ordi
nary stock, and like installment of i've dollars
per share on all the preferred stock Of the com
paDy has been called by the Board Of Directors
aud made payable on the first of June next, at the
office of the company, No. 81 CarOndelet street.
Iny25 l5t ALBX. B0NNEYAL. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BIT SHERIFF sAUvNET. at o'clock, at No "A
St. Ann street, lot of printers implements
Ernest Turpi1i vs. August Fax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26


Parish Executive Committee OI the aAe-
publican party Of the parish of Orleans-Meeting
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at seven o'clock. in
the Senate Chamber
First Ward-Thomas Isabelle, Joseph P. Murphy,
Arthur Frelot.
Second Ward-H. c. Dibble, P. E. Bechtel, F.F.
Trnchard, Thomas Murray.
Third Ward-W B. Barrett, J. w. Quinn, W.
Johnson, B. P. Blanchard Patrick Creagh
Fourth Ward-L. Duffy, G. Z. Paris
Fifth Ward-William Vigers, J. G. Keubler. EdgaF
Davis 49,
Sixth Ward-A. >. Lafferanderie. J. A. Brette
Seventh Ward-J B. Jourdsin W. J. Moore o
PigeauX. .
Eighth ward-A. j. Armstrong. B. McKeruop
Ninth Ward-W. T.. Kinsella, F. Fondal George
E. P. Ducoslange 0-- " " oN'Si'-
Eleventh Ward. S. Badger, A. J. johnson.
twelfth &ard-M. G. Carroll e. T. Stamps
ImrIeenth Ward--A. Wilson, J. B. Gaudette
EoQfteenth Ward-Henry Campbell
Fifteenth Ward-B. Buchanan u III # Car,r
n v,, OFFICERS:
Il. e. DIBBLE, President
j. Z. JOURDATN Treasurer
J. d. OC0NNELL Secretary
W u. GREEN, Corresponding Secretary
JEFF STOCkES, Sergeant at Arms
All communications should be addressed 10 tha.
care OF the secretary at the Office of the Chief
GIerk Of the Howe Of Representatives Mechanics'
A1s'AVuVe' mh2T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26
Apportfonment of DeIerates,

WILLIAM vIeERs, Recording Secretary State Cen
tral Committee. mills
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

The various parish committees throughout the
State are requested to call parish conventions to.
elect delegates according to this apportiOnment.
By order Of the committee.
P. B. S. PINCHBACK.
President
WILLIAM VrsERs, Recording Secretary Republican
Executive Committee.
Republican papers throughout the State are re-
quested to copy. mhl9 In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail-
road, Mobile DivtsiOn-Special Notice.-The citi-
zens of New Orleans are informed that on and
after May TO- 1872, excursion and trip tickets at
great reduction in fare will be sale at the ticket
Office. corner of Camp and Common streets, Op-
pOsite the City Hotel, to and from Milers Bayou,
Lookout Bay SC. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi
CITY Biloxi Ocean Springs, East PascagOula. The
coast accommodation train runs to Ocean Springs,
leaving at P. NJ. and arriving at 10 A. NJ. daily,
except Sundays. G. W. r. BAYLEI,
my8 tmy3l General superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26


Republican Party Of Louisiana, {
New Orleans, May l6 l8l2.)
At meeting of this committee held this
day, the following resolutions, offered by
A. j. Sypher, were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, In the interest of Republican
unity, and in response to the Instructions
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Rooms Parish Executive COMMITTEES,
New orleans La, May II, l8721The presidents OF
all mother and auxiliary Republican clubs are re-
quested to send forthwith to the Parish Executive
Committee the name Of the president and score
tary the time and place of meeting Of the respee-
tive clubs, and also the number Of active members
upon their rolls By request of the committee:
Fl. G. DIBBLE, President.
J. ID. OCONNELL, Secretary. mvl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Second District Greeley and Brown
Campaign Cuba meeting Of this club will be
held THIS EVENING at seven O'Clock precisely, at
No. "a Exchange alley, SimOns newspaper
depot. punctual and fun attendance lis re-
quested.
A H. MACARTHUR, President.
ALICE MOREL Acting Secretary. my25 1T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26
The ItnIinn Onera.

W1LL1AM vIeERs. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Parties having left any watches 70 be
repaired at Mr.. FOURNIER'S, No. 260 Rampant
street, requested to call and claim them at No.
80 ST. Philin street. mY2 lmE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Notice. HEADQUARTERS Executive Committee
Republican state Central Committee, New Orleans,
May "a, l872-The Executive Committee will have
its headouarters at the National Club No. l6 Dry
AIDES street All delegates to the Republican State
Convention are requested to file their credentials
with the secretary Of the committee Rooms open
daily from A. NJ. to p NJ.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL Chairman.
p NJ SEJOuB JH.. Secretary. mv25
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb hair
dye is the best in the world-perfeetly harmless,
reliable and instantaneous; no disappointment; no
rdc ulOus tints or disagreeable OdOr. The genuine
william A. Bachelors hair dye produces immedi-
ately a splendid black natutal brown; leaves
the hair clean soft beautiful does not con-
tain partir % Of lead or any injurious compound
Sold BY all ,lruggists Factory No. Is Bond street
New York. iyl3ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

Pleasure Excursion 20 and from Car
rOllton every Sunday.-The splendid lOw-pressure
steamer Frances late of Morgan's lake coast aud
Mobile line, viii run to and from CarrOlltOn, for
the accommodation Of persons DESTROYS of taking
cool aud delightful trip on the river, at the low
fare of only twenty-five cents each way. Passen-
gers viii take at depot foot of Canal street.
at P. M, and the Frances at wharf foot Of CAL
liope sire ct at 4:l5 p NJ.
The Frances viii leave Carrollton wharf at P.
NJ. stopping at Westwego for DonaldsOnville pas
sengers. G. W. K. BAILEY,
my9 tel General SupeTin tendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

New Orleans Merchants shOuId AdVera
tise in the TERREBONNE PATRIOT, HOuma, LOui-
sana; it win pay. del3 ly
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-10-20
3tpeiies Gapitei.
Sic inoberne Maa6alene.

v@ingen Sie 'ienafs nit S6rer Wtutter
in ber SdmmerItunbe bura bic StraBen
elmer groBen Stabt?"
Mtit bieler ieltlamen Srase besann
MercD Merrid ihr @eitdnontB, at tpelhem
jie bur6 @race &oieberrp 9e3wungen NOR.
ben mar. Gebtere anttportete einfa6: sd
peritehe Sic nidlt."
sd nia mid oeutli9er ausbrIfen,~
fubr Merep fort, inbem bic unnatiirlide
Naubeit ssrer Stimme In einen ueihen,
flasenoen Son iibersine, Isle lefen Die
3eitunsen, ipie anoere 2eute aud. Saben
Sic ihon ie bon ienen lin9liidlthen @es
! id0pfen geleIer, ipeld1e ourh glotb gun,
Sale sebraft iuorben iin6? 2"
Gritaunt beiabte @race bieie 6raee.
,Saben Sie bon 3uilu9tsb6uiern ges
bort, in benen biele gefallenen @el16pfe
aufgenommen unb gebeiiert neroen ?"
Grace beeann bic Ihredlidbe Wabrbeit
su abnen uno frus im bDhiten @rabe auf-
eereet rWarum rid1ten sic bieie ielt.
iamen 5rasen an mid? Was bat bies su
be0euten 2"
Mnt.nnr @is mir, heitnnh bic gNdr.
term, vbaben 5ie BON bieIen Suilu1ts<
bdnIern uno ben elenoen Grauen eeb6rt 2"
Is rMllerbinss."
nOann riden sic nit Sbrem Stuble
meter bon MR." Sier belt lie elm. Sbre
Stimrne, obne an sSeitisfeit 3u perlieren,
nabm ben tisfiten Son an: IS Bin
letne oiefer Granen!
@raee iprans nit einer1 iCbtpaden Sdrei
empor, - iie itdnb poaitdnbi9 periteinert
ba, unfdbig, Elm ein3iges Wort berporius
bringerl.
IS d BIN in eirem 3ufludtsbanie se-
meien fubr biefelbe weif)e, flagenoe
/ Stimme fort, II d mar in einent @efGna-
nifIe. WiinI1en sic nod, meine sSreuns
bin su feia? 9eiteben sic nod 6aranf,
in rueiner ylabs au iiben uno mir bic SanO
| Al rei9en?" +
sic tuartete auf cine Mnttport, bod feline
erfoIate. is
.@ie besreiien num- fubr Mssrcp fort
bob Sie I'M Srrtbum tparen, als Gie mid
grauIam r,dnnten, ilnb baB ich Hed)t batte
ala id msin 8enebmen ais freunolih Be-
/ aeihnete."
@race rans mad GalIuns unb lfammelt,
bic Worte berpor: sd min sic MIDI
i beleibigen. u"
/ .eie beleibisen mid ni6t,~ fiel waeret
/ obne bic geringite Muiregung elm, - Id
bin seiuobnt, m1id an naeine WeraanaenGei
by erinnsrn. Wtitunter frase i9 mid. 81
id oies Niles peroient uno Bic GeielIilbaf
| niht yHidten gegen mid su erfiillen tatt
in iener periobe, no Id ais unihulbisel
/ Rino Strei1b0l3then auf Der Gtrabe Der
] foufte nner als Wldbfen beim Ndhen DO
4 eunger obnmddbtig tpnrbe. Sbre 5timnl
n Sitterte bel bie5en tralrieen Grinnerunaen
oann erhDlte iie iid) unh fu1r fort. vDod
/ es 1T 5li lpdt, bel bieIen Midbltden III Der
neilen. Oie @eSeuldoft fann Nn{fren
/ aun8en MAIDEN, mid 5u befiern, bod tan
lie mid nidt wisbsr ouinsbMeu. Gis ishs
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Mercp sos iidb suriid unb pertueiserte
Die 6ar9ebDtene Sonb.
Sinh mir ni6t Sreunoe 2" frus Grace
eritaunt.
yWir t6nnen rienals 6reunoe tueroen.
rWarum ni9t 2"
Die Wdrterin blieb ifumm. @race ses
badte Der 3uriid6altuu9, nit tpel9er Wtercp
ibren Nametl angeaeben bate.
ySplte i9 ridtig nermutbet haben,"
frug lie eifris, ,tpenn itb sic fir eine groBe
Dame unter oieier einfa4en 8erfleioung
belt? 2"
Mercp ladte bitter. sd = cine sroBe
Dame !" rief iie perd6tli9, .um beg Sims
meIs Willen, laiien sic uns iiber anoere
8egenitdnoe ipre6en!~
@tdce's 9teueierbe ipar i'm h6dften @raoe
an9ere9t uno lie erneuerte ibre Bite.
ryto4 etnmal Dieoerbole ib, - laIIen sic
uns Sreunoe iein. Wtit bieien Worten
legte lie ibre Sano auf MercD's S4ulter,
bod oieIe tiles bieielbe nit elmer Seftt9feit
8urlid, tpelde bic sebulbiaite 6rau belei+
6i9t baben ipiiroe. @raee rief unpillie
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term in entl9ieoenerem Sone, tpie ie 5us
Dor.
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SD babe Sbnen meine @elhidte er5dblt.
Sie Stimme Der Wdrterin erbob 5ih in
sroBer aufresuns. r9erlaneen Sie nift,
ooB i'd mid ausIprefe, oenn sic meroeu
es nahber bereuen J"
Sod 8race tuollte bon Der Warnunq
ni6ts uiiien. SD bese 3utrauen su Sd:
men, uno es 1T niht billis, baB sic mid
erlt perpflidten uno bann pertpeieern, mid
in sShr Vertrauen 5u aieben."
vWenn sic alIolut p 0 ller," ertpioert
Mereg, rio iollen sic bOren! 5eBer
Sic ii9!
| Grace's Sers tlopfte nit ral6erem 9uls
idllase in Grlpartuns Der fommenben gr
Dffnung. sic riidtes ibren Stu6l ndbe
nad Der alten Riite, ~o9 Mercp iGob ibl
nit ieiter Sauo 3uriid. vHi6t 10 nabe Be
mir J" rief lie NIT rauber Stimme.
rWorum ni1t?"
y9tift 10 mabel" mieberholte Wlerct
uwarten Sic, biz sic mid eeb6rt haben
8race 9eborhte wie Elm Gino. Gin oil
aenblidli9es Stiaihpeisen trat elm. So
; 5al9F1t 'ffa6erte sum leBten Weale al
nno 3eiste Wercp's @eifalt pie iie, b
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: nd1ften Iu9enblife mar Qlles in Sunfe
sebiillt. sSn oieier unbeimIi9en Siniterni
beeann UfercD ibre gntbiQung.
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y8uriid, ibr 9iebea benn, suriid!
gersOs're ni6ts mir iebt mein @lidl
Sleid bisr in bic gapeue! sAE
glan boIe Web> unb gibelbud, ~
Der @rieFer iprede feinen epru6,
8ermable uns aur Stelle!"
llnb ieb't, ,ur 8irds allies remit:
8oa3osen nirO bas Sacrament. -
rSuon, febt su, $err, babt adt:
8or'm sfir9lein bdIt bas SteinbiIb @a9t
Ses Serrn, ben Sbr erito9en.
@ir miiifen ba boriiber nun;
2abt icinen @eiit in Griebsn rubin:
&ein @OrtIein iett seipruden!~ !~-
sGs leb' Der 9ante @eiFfersrausl
SD Iabe ibn gum So@Seitsidmaus!~
8ereebens tos Der Sisusr fort
Den $srrn, Der istt - sebannt am Srt -
Starr riidDdrts tbate i3islen.
Sag, baif bu i'm iest anseieb'ns
alS id ibn einIuO nlitsuseb'n
g8ic bod bic Sinne ipislen! -
Da mar mfrs, ia, mid Oaudt', id) iab,
als iuintt' ct NIT benz sfOpfs: Sal"
Man fanlmelt ii6 gum Sod;eitsidmaus
BcbI in Oss @rufen guoo Saas,
Die 8raut BART Iange Stunbeu;
$50 bIebt benn nur Der 8rdutisam?
Wan frast, man fudt, bod nimmsr FAM
Suan; ct mar beridpunben -
8eim StsinbiIb fanb, beim Morsenrotb,
Man ibn - iammt 9iener - 8eioe tobt.
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