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A correspondent Of the Cos.tsy Gesflemaa, wri-
ting from West Newton, Pa, says: at il a
commonly received idea in some parts Of Western
Pennsylvania, that a tree always adds more wood
growth to the north side than any other quarter.
To-day had seventeen locust trees felled. From
an inspection of the stumps am confirmed in
my opinion, that if q section be taken near the
ground, the greatest wood growth will be found
to be on the side having the largest and most
numerous roots; If taken six or eight feet up, or
near the lower branches, it will be found to cor
respond with the branch growth. If taken mid
way between roots and branches, if the distance
is over IL feet, there will be very little, if any
dference-the heart being the centre of the Sec
ton. of the seventeen trees alluded to, the en-
larged growth was as follows: Three on N. w.,
three equally on N. and s. sides, one on w., one
on S.. four on E., three on n, one ON W. n. W.,
one on n. Z. j. II. F., JR."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
[Fum the Louisville Courier Journal)
ABOUT OLD HATS AND NEW.

l. Within the Last dav mr. two fbcra has heen
rracant;j,,e ;ncr.ase IN m. numir of White hats
rnon pnr nrincinaI tboronuhfares. Tn the shop
winJow. fh.r. 81 on;te sie;gh. riding snectacle
of ,vb;te hats. and mr. leadinH batters assure ma
that thsv are h rdlv allie m srunjv the demand
II h; ;ns.l the winter of (;rnt discontent made
oIor;ous snmmer Nv the farmer of CbanDaouaI
We are told Inv onr little friend. The Bard of
Avnn That vb.n that mucb. ,hnsed gentIeman
M HcRetb. of csndorv;iie was setting mn for
himself he was assured Inv some ladies' ~ hin ae
ouaintn,,ce. who BELONGED to tin shriskine sister
bord and Ianrened IN i've sn;,;tn.j mediums that
until a Certain WOOL sbonl5 r;ck Itself nm hcl;v
and vail the worldly affs;rs NJ The WcR.th FAM,
iv shonid nrosnar NJ WcReth who ia rssamI,Iad
~ q fawms ,no.Ier,, soi,,;or =; n,.ny sssant;,i
no;nts = said to have olst;nataIv cnns;',ars su1h
: nbenomenon ;mnnos.;bi. N: tharsfore WITH
Jra,r fr,,n The .a.nns rsmarl;n, ..non~,oct y %
he .nt anil a nth H. .fprirn,,s ds;,,,s
Rnt ,hS ,roi,i,o.w ,ras T,isIIoJ tn ,wooj +;
ouss,;on raoI.J fa-ra,a ~, h;s w.rts nv a vsrr
Idatnro, md stimuli. ,,,;,css. a,SWto .,,t ,ong
story short-Nr and Ers WcRath ofCananrv;iis
ri yCI.;,,s.n,.,, .,.m. a.. a.. s,a1,t -
To- thsrs ''r u t.rs nv, hstor;c ,'.-.y,.l in m.
r,as.ns n,o,;,,, ~ a.. .;,d.s,,ass &c ,et.. ha.S
IT, H. ~. 80. go =. sa.'.r;". u..h..S
1890 III -. 49,, ofI...,.,'. ns .tn h;.
",,ssS AZ ILL., ~ "o 80 H.. ',a. ~ s;.i. &c
nsace which ars 70 s,mnl.nt ,ha no, - h.pn.rs of
Peaoe "non s.e " suPp'an. tne Ieu Chne rs vi
-. -. - " ' ' " ~ ~
"en' ni'h.afy rug.
MI. frehtlce, In one OF MS wicked ways, once
told how body of California miners, crossing the
plains came uDOn N LITTLE old bonnet: how they
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
Important II True.

correspondent furnishes the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington with the following manner
Of destroying potato bugs:
Fill basin abOnt half full of water, and pour
into it enough turpentne to cover it about sixth
of an inch in depth Place the basin under the
potato tops as quietly possible, holding it in
the left hand, and with the right lightly tap the
vines. The moment a bug touches the turpen-
tine instant death is certain. When the basin is
as full the water will allow, scatter the destroy
ed bugs over the vines from which they have
been collected. The sight of these dead ones, and
the offensive scent of the turpentine, will soon
clear the potatoes of the numerous living that
will still be left.
Another correspondent gives his method of des-
troying chnch bugs on wheat last year. He
says: "On the 14th of June sowed one bushel
of salt on one acre, and in thirty hours after
wards they had left that piece of wheat, and gone
northeast into the corn. That one acre of wheat
was all got from ten, and from it threshed
seventeen bushels"
These experiments are well worth trying.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
Msefnl aud Gnrisns.


CUBB R0D CONoUAEAoN
1 g: q: S Ito = 80
10 tie Editor Of Tie css,sa Journal
DHsvra Col, May y, 1875.
Under the above caption trust 700 VIII grant
mo spsce in your wide-sprcsd journal oE tne oen
EFT Of your eonsumptive rssden, 70 whom doubt
not you arc friend, ard ! an sure If any one 10
in need Of ftieudship, synPathy and encourage
ment, it 10 the consumptive Invalid wisn 70
mako known tho prescription and hygienic rules
that have restored mo from tie consumption to
the enjoyment Of perfect health. There arc also
other cases could cite that have been restored
by the same nleaus Among the number niece
Of mine, residing in Vermont, VINO had Al the
symptoms OF the advanced pulmonary disease,
such - hectic fever, cough, emaciation and pur-
ulent expectorstion, and who 10 now well and
enjoys uninterrupted good health. As wish to
be - brief - possible will not trouble you with
history Of my own case, but will merely say
that all my friends who knew my condition re-
gard it - most satisfactory cure. do not wish
to hold out vain hopes to the invalid; but from
observations in my own case aud many Others,
would advise c0nsumptives of both sexes to give
this method of treatment . trial, and trust it
may prove Is eficacious as in my own case
IObtained the prescription from . gentleman
who had been cured of consumption and asthma
by its use during residence at Guayaquil, Equa-
dor. The prescription is a. follows:
CunduraDgV bark, one ounce.
EXtrdct CaiIOgoen (Se0 moss, Ouc u1u ouucc
Calisaya bark, One-half ounce.
PodOphyllen (mandrake,) twenty grains.
Powdered horse radish, Oue-half ounce.
Port wine, one pint.
Dose-a teaspoonful in . little water half an
hour before each meal.
The following instructions should govern in
valids: Take outdoor exercise; live in the open
air, exposed to the sunlight and dressed in light
cOlors-the nearer white the better; this is i'm
pOrtant. Take deep breathings of pure air, mod
erately at first, but latterly from three to five
minutes at time; this will in time expand the
chest and the lungs. Do not despOnd; be hope
full, eat plenty of good, nourishing food; take a
bath daily in cool or tepid water; avoid night
air and damp weather.
The climate of Colorado has great repute a
resort for invalids. The air is pure and dry
very little rain falling, and almost perpetual
sunshine. There are no fever and ague or damp
nights known here. Thousands, it is said, whose
cases were considered hopeless, have here found
permanent and gratifying relief, and those who
come in the early stages Of the disease generally
get well. The altitude (outsede Oft mouDtains)
varies from 100 to 5000 feet above the level Of
the sea. Consumptives coming to Colorado
should seek the lower altitude in the start.
Mrs. MARTHA SOMERBY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
Pergos the Lamps.

A Newport correspondent speaks thus of a low
ing couple in railroad car:
1.-THE presumption is they had 'tunneled be-
fore but il had been in the day time, when the
darkness was advantageous. On this occasion it
was after nightfall and the car candles were bur
ming. The male lover, for miles, had been talking
tunnel, and deeply interested in that underground
passage, and his love evidently understood the
allusion. At last the train Numbered into the
tunnel, and the lovers INDUCED in one of those
happy salutations that are made to he felt but
not to be seen by Indifferent spectators. OF
course the car load exploded, while the irnpul-
sive swain apologized to his dulcinea with the
unsatisfactory exclamation, "Confound the lamps,
] didn't think of them"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

James Bruce says in the Scottish Farmer:
The agricultural population cannot be too
strongly impressed with the extraordinary profit
of keeping bees. In many parts of Russia the
peasants have from 400 to 500 beehives each, and
make more profit Of their bees than of corn; and
in Spain the number Of hives il Incredible; sim
gle parish priest, am informed, possessed 5000.
Honey has an astonishing Sesforafire power. At
the point of DEATH when all stimulmts and tonics
fail, teaspoonful or two WILL if given every
hour, rally the patient and save his life. my
son, eat thou honey, because it is good; and the
honey comb, which is sweet to thy taste" Prov.
XIV, ID. In q recent communication to "The
Times Bee Masters" have advised . trial of it
in hydrophobia, in its concrete state every hour,
for relieving the construction Of the throat and
abdomen, present in this most formidable dis
ease.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

HENRY FAxoN and the I" Fat Contributor were
standing on the street corner in Cincinnati one
day specializing as to how they could raise enough
money to purchase the next drinks, when Arte-
mus Ward came along. "Boys," says he, "why
in the world don't you two put your money to-
gether and establish paperf Make il real live
ly, you know! It's no use to let your money lie
in bank doing nothing-go to work and give MS
. real lively paperw Said Faxon, in his dry,
inimitable way, as Artemus walked off: "Gris,
that's carrying the joke most too did far-ain't
itf,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

To PROTECT THE TREEs.-A correspondent Of
the Losdoa Field writes:
have used SCOT and milk, for the prevention
of cattle biting trees, eflcaciously, for the last
fifteen years. I sometimes put little soft snap
with it, which makes il lay on better and last
twice the time. In many cases it washes of in q
month or six weeks, and If not applied again the
fault is in the man, not in the remedy. planted
an orchard in the autumn. and the first night the
rabbits began nibbling. had the trees painted
the next day, and have seen no signs Of it again
until now very lately, and must paint them again.
1t is the same with horses biting the bark Of the
trees. The only objection il the black color.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

WHAT GREELEY KNOWS ABOUT CIGARs.-In re-
gard to the cultivation of cigars Greeley is said to
advise growers to be careful in planting them
with the small end in the ground; they should he
set in rows to be no less than.two feet from each
other; care should be taken to keep them well
watered, for if allowed to become dry they
peel, and won't smoke worth cent By keeping
them well watered, in about three months they
will be ready for gathering in lunches of twenty
five or fifty. They may then be packed into box
a. and sent to market, after they have been pro.
perly stamped on.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

FIRST STRANGER-I declare, sir, that women
are getting more outrageously decoltay every day.
just look over there at that prodigious old por-
poise with the eyeglass!
Second Stranger-Hum! Ha! Yes! can't
help thinking she's more festive looking object
than that funeral old Trump With the fan!
First Stranger-The funeral old trump" is my
wife, sir!
Second stranger-The "prodigious old por-
poise is mine. Let's 60 and have some tea!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

They were having a very solemn and pleasant
funeral in Scitnate few years ago, when the sole
daughter of the house and hearth suddenly dis
covered that her particular enemy in school was
sitting in her favorite chair She bore it as long
as she could, hut her feelings gave way Just as
the minister arrived at pathetic point in his
prayer, and the people heard this affecting pro-
phesy as the joint production Of the clergyman
snd child: "And the Lord, soon our friend
enters Heaven. will say unto her"-"Get out Of
INV chair, Ella Brirpsp
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

- 009o Uk1x U1G60 Va WxIxA90 " 10 ~ SOo
2. e Riehnosd I.di.aa- Il fs.ned part g Nc,
9 Aaz1e,A" written Ssr - iseh.ePons Ss1"sA
. 4 sssss.r - asssiers NssE
Z chs vsrdA . bsckeys 0hi..
4: :. g 90 e. e s g.. siss:
Xsl tearing he night :: Lsaishted
He hailed the house., sad then ahghtod
The Hoosier nj hin at The dor;
Their .alstasisss ssoo vsrs oefi
He took the stranger's horse ssids,
4 Az e , ;..,y , ;.Pasf &c 80 ssad. az
Re ed hin "a sasaT-trOaah.
The str,nger stopped TO enter IN,
= The entrance closing with PIN,
Ara manifested strong desire
T0hit down by the log. heap ire.
Where halfa-0ozeu H0osierooua
With mush and milk, tin cups and spoons,
White heads, hare feet and dirty facea
seemed much inclined 70 keep their places;
Her rough, but undisputed sway,
Her o6sPdng to the ladder led.
And euhsd the youngsters up 70 bod
Invited shortly to partake
OF wen son. milk and Johnny cake,
The stranger made hearty meal
And chances round the room would steal
One side vas lined with divers garments,
TIE other spread with skins Of varmints;
Dried pumpkins overhead were strung,
Where venison hama in plenty hung;
Two ri6es placed above the door,
Three dogs lay stretched upon the floor
In short. the domicil was rife
With specimens Of Hoosier life.
The host who centred his affections
On game. and range. and quarter-sections,
Discoursed his weary gnest for hours,
TIL Somnus all-oomposing powers
OF sublun.ry cares bereft EN-.
And then came away and left EN-.
No matter how the story end
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

The Savannah Ners says to . correspondent
"Your 'Sonnit to Violet is good; but it is an
invariable rule among newspapers to publish no
original poetry unless it is paid for in advance.
orr usual price for original poetry is eight dollars
. line, but - there extenuating circumstances
In your favor, will print yours for seven and q
half. We have unsurpassed facilities for doing
this kind of work"
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O

Now move the paper slowly towards the eye
which must be kept fixed on the sawbuck. Al
. certain distance the other fgnre-the letter O.
will suddenly disappear; bnt, If you bring the
paper nearer, it will come again in view. You
may not succeed in the experiment on the first
trial, but with little patience you can hardly
spot vanishes and reappears is very striking.
Now, examination has shown that when it disap-
pears its mage falls exactly on the spot where the
optic nerve entes the eye, thus proving that spot
to be blind.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

HE other day, well-known citizen went to a
dentist, accompanied by friend, to have a tooth
extracted. his power of endurance not being Of
operation was performed, and he was beginning
TO regain consciousness, he asked his friend:
Where am / r "Youre in Jail for killing your
wife" In Jail for killing my wife, l always
AmeTicaR.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

TWENTY yearsago. listener ventured commit.
ment to Professor Agassiz upon the extent and
variety of his Investigations into the secrets q,
nature, TO which his ready and modest reply was.
any dear sir. se longer live, ze more 1 find
know nos'iug.S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

BROTHER P, of Concord Presbytery. is fond
OF certain stereotyped expressions which, in the
excitement of the moment. he sometimes APPLIES
rather inappropriately. Once, preaching q fil-
neral sermon. while the corpse lay before him, he
exclaimed, Here, brethren, we have before us q
living witness and standing monument of the
hailty of human hopes.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
II. G. TO JOHN SMITH.

LITTLE incident at Montreal will serse to IL
lnstrate how easily stories and traditions of mi
racles may have been started. "A cross of mois
tnre has been noticed to appear and disappear in
the morning. Many devout souls were convinced
that saint was buried there, and eager crowds
came to carry away the holy soil. The saint thai
lay beneath proved to be the interesting water
pipes, which had . defective joint that supplied
the moisture for the miracle.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

The Danbury Nescs says: An industrious New
Ton mechanic came to Danbury on Friday last to
g or over new purchase in the shape of pig.
ne ieit here with his charge at three o'clock in
tne afternoon At eight o'clock, Wednesday NOR
n.ng, ne was reported bearing a little to the east
on r!tsheid, Massachusetts, and appeared to be
IHorSing gradually abound toward Providence,
his family " ~ ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

A TENNESSEE correspondent writes: "Tell mo
who is really the author of the Junius Lettersn
This wecannotdo Weare not at liberty to impart
the Information to anybody without his solemn
obligation that under no cifcumst win h. n.
party to the persecution of the author for hieh
treason.-Losisrifle Couriev-Journai,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

A LovE-LETrER, picked mp in Springfield, H.
had the following paragraph: any best loved
one, I ehawed the postage stamp ON your las,
letter all to thunder, because knew you licked
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

AwoNAN's greatest enemy is the looking glass y
said . husband tn his wife, who was admiriny
herself in mirror while he was slipping his wine
"That may be, she retorted; "buf it does not
caune her and her children half 60 much woe n
her husbaud's wine-glass doesn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

A NAN mnst not keep his hat on at place Of
amusement, because it will inconvenienoe those
behind him; but the lady can pile the Tower Of
Babylon on her head, If she chooses, and NO one
dares b object.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

A NsW46q nan of poor means but lofty feel
5ngs. having expresseda wish to be buried with
-poBp, his wen -mcaning Int misguided relatives
planted him in eNlored graveyard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

To CLEAN LOOKING GLAssEs.-Take news
paper, fold il SMALL dip II in basin ofcold water
When thoroughly wet, squeeze it ~ yon do q
sponge; then rub it hard all over. the surface Of
the glass, taking care that it s not 90 wet a. ID
run down in stream; in fact the paper mnst bs
only completely dampened all through. Let il
rest q few minutes. then 60 over the glass with q
fresh newspaper till IL looks clear and bright. The
insides Of windows may he cleaned in the same
that has not been printed on is BETTER but in the
absence of that, . very old newspaper, on which
the ink has become Thoroughly dried, should be
used Writing paper will not answer.
In view Of the frequent mistakes made in tn.
king the wrong medicine, the American Medical
Association has recammendsd that all bottles
Containing poison should mot only be labelled
poison" but that the giass shoa!d be ronghened
90 e 70 indicate the sontents SAL more
AeAssz rsquires = = sslisvs that the psim-
ievs oyster wa . 1but lag.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

IT 4 stated that when sick persons in Nets
have no hopes Of recovery, they canse themselves
to b. conveyed aseoo IL fentisf, in order 10 die
uE7kUHAuuQ.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

In AL composts intended for light sandy sosis
clay n eoe O. the most valuable ingfedisnts thai
can b possibly used. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

Here is . simple little experiment, by which
we can prove the existence Of small spot in the
eyes. Shut Your left eye, and with the right one
look just below, holding the paper ten or twelve
inches from the eye.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

NkyAI, WNlS,uykk q blUUu
In the wonderful medicine to which the aflicted
above pointed for relief tie discoyerer believes
he has combined In harmony more OF Naiure's most
sovereign curative properties, hich God Ess inftl
ed into the vegetable Kingdom for healing the sick,
than were ever before combined in enc nccicine.
The evidence Of this hct IL found in the great variety
Of mott obstinate diseases which 1t has been found
to conquer. In the cure 81 Br0nehitis, severe
Coughs, and the carly ttagcr Of COnguDp.
tlOn, Il has sstonishcd the medical hculfy. and
eminent physicians pronounce 1t The greatest medi
est Coughs. u strengthens the system and Puriflcs
the blood. By its great end thorough blood puri-
Tying pfoperties IL cures oil H0DOFD from the
worst In 10 q common DlOtc b, Pimplc
or Eru ptl0m. Mercurial disease. Mineral Poirons,
and their effects eradieaed. and vigorous health
and Q sound constitution established. Erysfpc.
las, Salt 0hcu Ii, Fever Sores, See ly or
Rough Skin, IN siort- ell tie rrr1erors diseases
c1nsed BY Ia boo s-c Conquered BY this powerful,
purifying and invigora;ing N cdcine.
color IL skin. or yellowirh brown ppots ON face or
b ry. frequent headache or dizxiners bad taste in
mouth internal heat or thiIls ahernafed with hot
flashes low spirits. and gloomy forebodingr irrsru-
i l,G s?E,s and tongue coated so9 are entering
In many cases Of g Liver Con plaint, only
part OF these symtoms are experienced As reme-
dy for all such cases DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery hss no equal II effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy. For the
els y IL never ailing remedy and fhoee who have
Used II Tor this purpose are loud In its praise.
The proprietor offers f1.0o0reward Tor q medicine
that WI equal 1t for the cure Of all the diseases fer
which II lie recommended.
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle Prepared BY
X v. Pierce. y. D.. Sole Proprietor at his Chemical
Laboratory, f33 Seneca Street Bu6alo NJ Y
seoa Jour sdoress for pamphlet
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Unr Strap gopk.


tThb popular piece was written b. The late joan
ExLxY Il RehnooA Indiaua. II formed part q New
YssFs Aalresa" vIiftsa fr IL IsAia.apos Journal in
IT, year 16D1
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TAH MoRNoS QuEsnox.-where nsxti
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-09-12

@df p'rhn Ssltstn mitstmaht,-
Ia, is II, to. tum
Str ftSrist b,im. an Wunben rei6,
Yiif bah, buff. Sub,iraia!
llnp rob tniebrt Elm Sdurfs Gud.-
gam. him. bum. burrab
Mlt @ttslsp. mnsr.1rumbua. Sduri
Va, ps. Si, 10. sum
limb ontsrn MGnnsrn mabie,'s furS,-
ODD. ps, mi. no, mum!
Gr nsnnt 1s In ssr tpasn Wutb:
@,h. taH, buff. 9ubtiraIa!
,.Gsrtl,brr, ,Nanb II. Gtwintrl Brut."
BAN. him. bum, burrab!
5trr Stwesn, tsr Dtlt.,tts. Anralt.
III, re, RI. 70, rum
8abt an rem 9issntsuisl Dali,
3d. E a. 30. gum
tne fo,ttrt lbn auf stn Dutu,
SiH, boif. buff, Sabtlraia!
Damit sr 1t Sur 8ses fen!
Sam, bin, bum, buuab!
Our GusHutt aammelt 3arcOd nad,
Gb, tb. st, ntY, bum!
Was Wa,lbal Don Rtntudp lprad:
Stub, ia. rub, ia, rum!
sd bab' bic Glinl' fur 9rObts Wtlb,
9tff, taf. buff, Subsiraia!
Mit pulSsr unb nit Slet ssfiilt.
BAN, bin, bum, burrab
Gin tlstnsr gsls.t III ntdt wsrtb,
Saf man, bof man, bum!
Dab man tts @inbuns nat tbm tsbrt,
Sang. Jung. ians, Jung, rum!
gs piirte nur 8er1dwsnbun8 fstn,
9ift baif, buff, Subsiraia!
Som eInen aarttn Sdub 3u tpstb'nw
gan,, BIN, bum, burrab!
60 III tuSduft mitSdtmpf u.Saanb,
g. re, bsa, bum, bum!
Bonn Debattirtn tur6sebrannt-
gBit, NIB, tpub, rum, rum
90 madtS Sis@rant- Srabantsn,3 3unit,
Sifi baft buff, Subtirafa!
Sts fdrtitt @abrbsit unb 8ernunfi.
Yani, BIN, bum, burrab.
snenn tr il1 wieeer bllden ldbt,
Srt, 0 isb, ger, bum |!
5p paft ibn an benz 8raesn fefI
9mpt CT, l@impf rr, rum!
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