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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-09


Maynard, of Tennessee, from The
Committee on Rnles, reported IL bill re.
moving all disabilities imposed and re.
maiuing on any person by tho tLl.d sec
ton of the fourteenth article Of the
amendments to tue Constitution, und
substituting for tho lron-clad oath the
modified oath now administered to per
sous from whom disabilities have been
removed. Lawrence, OF Ohio, asked
whether. under that law, Jefferson Dl-
Wis might not obtain seat III either
House. q. L. Hoar inquired whether
the Committee on Kulcs had Il rigat to
report such nu Act Of general ltgisla-
ton. The Speaker doubted very much
whether that committee had right to
report it, except under call. Hoar
sad he wonld not insist Oh the point.
Butler, Of Massachusetts, SAID that he
would. Maynard moved ~ suspend tn.
rules and to receive aud pass til. bill.
ln reply to Liwrenoe's = question, he said
that the late President OF the Southern
Confederacy might as well, us the Vice
President, have u seat III either House,
provided tho people should think proper
to send him. Butler, Of Massachusetts,
said he would not object to the bill if /,
had been examined by and was reported
from committee. Aluynard said it
Was the Unanimous report Of the com
mitteo. The bill WAS then passed by Il
vote Of 14l to 20.
The following is an abstract from Il
despatch sent to Rear Admiral Scott by
Commander Bruine, and telegraphed to
the Secretary Of the Navy:
THE WORCESTER, KEY WEST, Fla,
December S.-The Vlrginius was Gap.
tured October 3lst. ut 10 P. NJ, eight
cen miles off Morant Point, Jamaica.
She was sighted by the Tornado twenty
miles South OF Cuba, and was chased by
her eight hours. She fred five shots at
her to bring her to. She was captured
under the American hag and carried an
American puss. She had clearance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
PANIC
REVENGE

Thoroughbred, II Golden Sorrcl, Ii hands high;
for breeding and form he has not an equal in this
country.
PEDIGREE-Revengc ny imported Monarch. lst dam,
Fashion, By imported Trustee ID DAM BOnncts o Blue, by
Sir Charles Sd dam Reality by Sir Archy ih dam by I'M
ported Medley 5th dam by Imported Senne 9Th dam by
Marx Anthony It'll dam by imported Janus Ssh dam by
Imported Monkeys 9TH dam by imported Silver Eye; 10Th
dam by Spanker.
Fashion the most celebrated Race Mare of her age,
winning 81 out OF 70 races u O which were four mile race
The she lost she out condition. being beaten In
much slower time than the sowes she made In her winning
races ee the pedigree OF Revenge and Fashion in Buces
American stud Book, p. 3aS) a"
Monarch by imported Pram bred by His Majesty King
William Nv. al Hampton Court and imported by COL Wade
Hampton, Of Sonh Carolina. list dam, imported Delphine
by Whlskcrs ID DAM My Lady, by Comis Sd dam: the
Golones dam, by Delpne 18th DAM Triple Cyder by King
Fergus; 9Th dam, Sylvia by Young MaTske; 9th dam, Fer
rett by brother to Sylvia IN dam by Reguns S!h dam
by Lord MOrtens Arabian 9th dam by MiNbuY; 10Th dam
by Mulso Bay Barb nth dam by Bay Bolton 18TH dam by
Coneyskn 18Th dam by Hulton's Grey Barb lih dam by
Bycrly's Turk; l5th dam by BUSTER.
Monarch many races, and never lost heat or race
(Sep DTHCt'S iIieyiCI9 IODt, n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
PR,TTES

The Association offers the following prizes, tC
be awarded ut the Kendall County Agricultural
Fair Of 1874, for Colts sired by their Horses:
For the best Colt sired by PANIC, 800 cash and
the service of the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by REVENGE, out Of d
tries, 500 cash; the best out of a common Mare
$50 cash; and service Of the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by Young LION, $25 IN
cash and the service Of the Horse
For the best Colt sired by YOvNG SCOTLAND
$40 cash and the service If the Horse.
-H,Ht61N q tie dissertation not dliOr,d 10 com.
U,tc tOr the ubOW priztS
Piano. Ill. MAY It'll lSI3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
YOUNG LION

4 Canadian French Stallion, years DID, stands
1914 hands high, weighs 400 lbs. jet Black,
with very heavy name and tall for splendid bone,
style and actions, he is acknowledged by c0mpc-
tent horsemcn to be the best horse of hs class
that was ever raised in Canada.
PEDlGREE.-Young Lion, sired by Occur de
Lion, dam by Black Diamond, IL mare that could
trot in 2+O, and IL winner on the turf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

4 thoroughly French story reaches us by
private letter from Msacc. The writer says
I'VE have found out one very nice way OF
annoying our oppressors. Very many Of the
Prussian officers have little White dogs. We
catch these little white dogs and color their
neads and shoulders red and their hind quar-
ters blue, leaving white streak in the mid
die, thus joining the French colOrs, red white
and blue Then we let the little dogs go, and
get around and hear the Prussians swear 1t
makes them very mad, indeed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

\ very devout-looking Bible peddler called
upon Detroit widow and proposed to sell
her one Of his works of holy writ. She re.
fused to buy, whereupon he proposed mar
rage. The vigorous widow has all her chairs
at the factory being repaired, and Bible ped
ding in Detroit is at II discount
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

One of the most touching instances of graf
itude with which we are familiar occurred
the other day. 4 little boy, the child of Il
wealthy mother tumbled into the river. He
was rescued by Il workingman and restored
TO his parent. The mother gave the rescuCr
a thrCe-Cent postage stamp, and said she
would be glad to have him come to her house
and sit in the entry, and hear her play the
piano. He went away with tears in his eyes
He said he wasn't used to such kindness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
An editor discuss

An editor discussing colleges" mention,
an instance where "a iar-seeing parent pro
posed to make a great international lawyer
Of his son, and at Harvard and Heidelberg
his whole attention was turned in that direC
ton. He studied law in the best schools in
Europe and America, graduated with the
highest honors, and is now wealthy and
successful macninist, and plays the organ in
church every Sunday-thc one valuable re
mGinder of his German schooling"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

One of the Custom House officials on the
dock yesterday observed woman coming of
the boat with bundle in her arms, and as he
thought she rather sought to evadc him, he
followed her and said: "Please unroll that
bundle; it looks rather suspicious" Per-
haps it does" replied the woman, uncOvering
the head and face ola brighteyed baby, " but
I've got seven more of 'em on the other side.
DetrOn Trjbjlue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

Every place IS cursed with women who de
light in picking flaws with the action anG
characters of their sisters, and keep society
in constant turmoil. If women would only
learn to be sensible and honor one another
and give less time TO dissec;ing and pulling
zach others character to pieces, society
would only learn to be rid Of viragos on the
one hand and its whitcd sepulchrcs on the
other
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

some chap says that for the first twelve
years boys and girls continue nearly equal in
weight, but beyond that time males acquire a
decided preponderance. And it doesn't re-
quire prophet to explain why this is thus
At the age of dozen years girls commence
to eat slate pencils and pickles and things foI
lunch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

This Is hot, oppressive weather for working
men. \ paying business is that of Congress
man at $40 u week, payable monthly, ard
nothing to do until December: but the best
situation of all is that of the President, with
a gift cottage at Long Branch and $l36 O. a
day, and nothing to do but to amu-e himself
Nrr N0N SIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
The Terms are as follows:

PANIC.-SIOO % insure, so Tor thc season;
$50 for single leap.
REVENGE.--Sl0O 20 insure Thoroughbred
mares; $50 to insure common bred mares.
YOUNG LION.-S25 to insure.
YOUNG SCOTLAND.-$iO to insure.
Pasture tiu"'Slud for NaJt| tiom adiSi0nce ic-
chill.tN nnd StLMNinN al OrneL,S' L,iSk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
YOUNG SCOTLAND

An imported Clydcsdac, beautiful Brown four
years old, stands ~ hands high, weighs 1900
lbs. when in good flesh, has great bone and good
action and for draft stallion has no superior in
this country or any other.
PEDIGREE.-Yuung Scotland, sired by Old
Scotland; his dam, a pure Clydesdalc marc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09
BUDGET OF FUN.
snipo on Toast. Sixty Cents

sojourncr in Il large city, who is at the
mercy Of restaurants, where you are treated
"lth Il biz bill of fare, and very little ON your
plate, thus hits it off:
Snipc on toast would be almost too hearty
food to feed people on who had been floating
On raft three weeks, feeding on ola boot
legs.
Says to the waiter, Give me snipe on
toast
By-and.by he came in and put down some
toast, and | kept on reading about what
a donkey Grant was, and what a ridiculous
ass every one Is who is running for office
and | sat there an hour. Then | rang the
ronr, The waiter entered, and says |, Where
IN thunder is my meat" Says he, " They've
been on the table in hour.
Saws |, IL didn't order plain toast | want
Z snipe on II
saws he, There is Il snipe on it."
Then drew close up to the table, and |
saw little black spcck on the toast.
Says |, You'll swear that's a snipeY
Saws he, Yes"
Says ], You'd make good linen buyer,
you would"
Saws he, It's snipc on toast anyhow
Says How did it get on:'
Says he, That snipe is all right. It's a
full sized one, too"
Says |, " I'm glad Of it. I'm glad you told
me that's a full sized snipe; for do you know,
young man, when ] sat out there reading |
saw black speck on that toast, but took 1t
for a fly, and I'm glad to be informed it's a
snipe-a full sized snipe. Now you can take
that snipe away, and bring me turkey on
toast. | want full sized turkey too"
| amt hankering after snipe since that cpl
sode. | could have blown that snipe through
a putty blower without hurting the snipc or
the putty blower either. Snipc on toast may
be game, but its mean game.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

y Connecticut farmer who set out an clabo.
rate scare-crow in his strawberry patch. was
disguised to find that pair OF robins had
built their nest, and were raising their Young
under lis hat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

You've destroyed my peace of mind, " said
a dcspOnding lover to truant lass 1t cant
do you much harm, John, for twas an amaz
ing small piece anyway" was the quick re-
ply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

What's the date your hustle - j "a com
mon question with fathers to their grown up
daughters, when looking for the last copy OF
his paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

An enterprising dog i'm Utica secured sam
Hes from the clothing of eight lighmngrod
'scnts within half an hour after thunder
,tym the other day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

\ Dubuque, Iowa, COW lately chokcd tC
death on a hoop-skirt" Probably the hoop
ing-cough set in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

ere j. nothing 50 effective in bringing q
h!.hVp to the scratch as % healthy. high
sp!rii1 flea.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09
Why She Planted Roses.

A Blacksmith had in his possession, but
under mortgage, house and piece OF
land, He was AT one time fond Of the SO.
cial glass, but was happily induced, BY
friend, to join the temperance society =
About three months after, be observed lis
wife one morning busily employed plant
ing rose bushes and fruit trees.
"Mery," said he, Il have m owned d this
cot for Eve years, and yet | have never
known you before to care to improve and
ornament it 10 this manner"
Indeed" replied she, smiling, q had
no heart to do itunlil you gave up drink.
| had often thought Of it, but was pus-
Suaded that should | do it, some strangers
would pluck the roses and eat tho fruit
but now, with Gods help and blessing,
this cot shall be ours, and Weand our chill
dron MAY expect to enjoy the produce. =
We shall pluck the roses and eat ihs
fruit"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

A San Francisco uillincr b ,,,.Dled
. hatwbich will probably . " IN IN "a.
ses where blushiug isrs ." .Uaa,,neous ~"
as it might be. or q ~ wbon The
wcarer bows or ed 10 O'' s,nr,ly
a tiny pair Of ,ver, the head 'l... ao.aP'I5 ,So
arteries or steel clamps compress ...a, 70
Ing u, s.oA side Of tho temples '''p'
.loca al once TO The cheeks
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

" lOlOI NOl OI'
"For heavens sake, hold on, boys!
am willing to admit that | am badly sod
going dog cheap lotho highest bidder;
but hold on long enough to tell a fellow
what il means"
"NIean?" OF course l will" continued
George It means that you have stolen
like a thief into Miss Eva Staulcy's cham
Der, who isa Indy teacher boarding round
that this is her week bore; aud thinking
it was your humble servant and Johnny
snug in bed you attempted to drown US
gu, and made grand mistake. How do
you like it, Snm2"
i confess | sue the point; but cant SEQ
the Joke ltisamosto outrageous shame
Atlhs juucture Hannah came in and
began rating them souudly, thereby let
ting out the wholo story 1t was Sans
turn then to laugh He struggled man
fully to retain his gravity, but the whole
thing was so lulicroas that be was com
uelcl to ioin bis brothers.
Miss Eva was not visible at tho break
fast table the next morning, aud Hannah
announced that she was sick with severe
cold; wbereupon George grOnued out aud
called for handful of peas to put in
SANS shoes, while that gentleman looked
vcry contritc and John declared he wanted
to shoot himself. Bat Hannah had lho
unruly crew under her thumb for once in
her lifo, aud had the satisfaction also OF
seeing them behave with something OF
dignity They appeared to never forget
that there was an invalid iu the house.
and went on tip.too about; aud Sam, who
seemed TO take the entire responsibility
upon his shoulder, sent of to New York
for choice fruit and flowers, which be In
duced his sister to convey to the young Ia
dy with the most abject apologies and re-
gros
Tua couple Of days Eva was able to
come down stairs She was looking qnite
pale, but lovely, and Of course diviuely
when presented by Mrs. Carpenter to her
three brothers, WHO behaved quite veil,
considering the uupleasautnO's Of their Sit
ualiOnj
But Sam, who had broken the ice by
and BY virtue q his aees a0d sS9sFionee
constituted himself the propitator,and was
constantly on hand to offer Miss Eva
thousand nameless attentions, and before
the week was out Jjhn declared in conf
dence to Hannah that Sam was done for"
"Gono under completely" echoed
George with one of his dismal erOans--
Just think Of il. Han If it had not
been for that pitcher of water Sam would
have been heart whole this blessed minute.
The fellow meets lots Of girls much pret-
tier than sAc every day, and with lots Of
stamps, too They say ply is tain sister
to love, and believe IT, I"
Sour grapes" whispered John, puck
eriog up bis mouth.
Hannah sang Eva's praises and secretly
commended Sans. choice. She recom-
mcnded marriage to all Of them as tho Ou-
y SOLDERING process she was acquainted
With. They do not seem inclined to fol-
low the advice, Notwithstanding Sans hap
py lot With The pretty.schoolmistress Of
lIollythoru
She often reminds her brothers,in.hw
Of her uocercmonious introduction to a
suow.drift at the dead Of night, and they
rc,aiate BY the shORcrbath given her by
Sam.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SoglETIEs.
M,soyic -MinMm Lodge No " a r. ana "a
A. 81, meets monthly ON tue night OF the iG''
moon. tpe same beng Tuesday, or on the
Tuesday night lmmrdialeIy preceding ",J
kENNY. Secretary. ~
10. .. P-rht Point Pirasn"t Lodge. NO.
33IO, G, e. meets every Thursday night
III Fishers hall. JOHN MASON, Secretary
POST OFFICE uOuRS.--The Office is
oppn from O'Clock =. IN. 10 5 o'clock p m'-
On Sundays from o'clock u. M to y a M
wM FkENCH, Postmaster
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QmerifaniIilcu Neuhaillter,
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ubaaist bat unS barber pom am,rilanii&sn
Stantpaniie SOruribeIsfrd urlb,iIt.
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riianild In Spra&s. unamsriianIf& In Gr,ie.
buns, unamrtfanil& IN ibrsn guf&auunssn (;
In iceialsr unb eOmmsr,isasr Sinf&t ifoIirt
ppm Mmsrilansr de jure at1 ni&t de facto
uab bisisu fir ben antsrilanti&tn Yatricisn
uno Staatsmann ben wi&Hssa @sssnaanb ii.
nee Siubiunts. Dsnn % branst iI+ bic Sra.
&c auf: Wrsen lit elm imperium in imperio
(insn Staats TN Staate) eriinbsn, ptrssn Ts
imNmsrtlanrtbum aufssbsn. tpsrbsn Gf sinsn
bIsitsnbsn Ginaub auf ben amsriiauii@sn Gba.
rafisr aueerus Die Dsuti&en bilssn miase.
RsnS bsn 6isn 1bsiI unlsrn gsSGllsruns unb
cine absslcnbsrte Gamilis III s,r amuilanil&su
glatiSn. Die 9as,rbin SaIons Der Dsutl&n
lit ben Statten lab 70 ,atIrtit, bab NIT isbsm
SGritt in Der Sirabs bisfe Salons fb In o..
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baGtsr irGst li&, pie unb ppppn iSnnsn bic
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germ, obu bab bic Gsutfasn bic piinttIi9asn
unb sablrsi&fen Yslu&sr isin miiTsu. Sc
riatis 20 aud IT, bab bic tsuif&s gssDIfnuns
bic srUeie 3ubl fir bic SaIons Iisftrt 70 Iisful
iit anssnrisits bod bic sertnsfe 3abl Der 9s.
kunisnsn. Das mannli9s @sltle&t bsr
Dsaii&sn II arub, fiarl anb f&Sa, bas psib.
Ii&si fSrpsrli& mtbr irdftie. absr baSeesn eia.
fader unb ftiltar ale bic amnilan,rinnsn.
Den bsutf&sn GbaraItsr,us biIbtn Sparlam-
teit Gbrsnbaftislslt unS ibaiise Sntufris. Su
tbre @ehuaIt pirb emf ter srpbe Wsiien fom.
met, bu ipSter bar& fsinsn GinFub bas gang.
2anb bsburl&en pirb. Der @ann arb,iisi
bic 8inbn arbsittn unb bic 8rau arbsittt
bsan bn Dsuti&s bstra&tst feline Grau MID
pis hsr MmtriIanr ale elm bIoBfs Ornament
CT btfBt iib1aa im Mtifsn fsin sissnts Saut
fsInen sissnsn @runb flr cine psimaaite, Il
fcrst sspilisnbafi fiji bic 9ufunit fsiner SAINT
lie unb ssnisbt tabr NIT 8s&t bic a&tun,
stnss arbsiifam,n, ssisbIsbsnbsn 9iraws
Die artnI!anif&t SpsluIaiicm mad f&Heam
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Wis Ia @om beiannt wnrbe, eab

Wis in Mom befannt unrbr, bab
8IctUr Gmanusl In Berlin angstommsn
mar unb foipObl BON Ssiitn bss 9ofs
pis BON Der 8spSItsrung Der Stabt bic
tsr3li&at Mufnatme sefunbsn bate,
fam bic Greube pardbsr an bsmfslbtn
gb,nb gum Durdbru&, als bic Drill.
tarmuft auf BEN wlabs @plOnna bas
Yrsubsnlt.b fpislts unp bic 8sifaasts.
,susunssn unb Trsubtnrufe nibt auf.
tSren woQten. 70 bab 60 pttbfrbclt nnb
gum brttisn Malt ssipislt wsrbsn mu6.
te. gaHbsm auf allssmeinss Berlan.
gen auh Der 8Snissmatf& Sorseiragsn
unb opplaubtrt wOrbsn par. ttsb ss:
.,um Yala,,o Gafarsllt !" 8sinatt fsr
sanse plat entlesrte ii& uuo auss 3cs
na1 bsm osutlGsn @sfanOt1HaftsbuteI,
NO Nsbsn ssbultsn unrben. bic INNER
bamit IhlcG.n: uGs ltbe Deutf tIanb,
esr bsutfde 8ailsr, 8tsmard, aaians
NIT DeuiIhlanb II. (. tp." 5erna6 3os
man mad bem Yalai5o Bsns;ts. btm
5asrrst1dsn @slanoistoitl, no man
Ssarsih unb BEN Sail,r 5ran3 Solsp9
leten lief. Giaist 5.rren aus btr Der.
fammslten Rsnst bssaben fd ins bsut,
fde @slanotf&aftsbotel, nm ben @sfib.
len bss rSmtiden 8SlfeS burh eints
4nrsbe an ben 8srtreter bsS tsutlhsm
@sfanbtsn MuSbrud su s.t.n. SdrR
aynar smpfms bic Population, bantt.
I'm Namsn feinsr 8esttruns unb tnt.
fGulStstt Rd, ba6 ct pesen llntenntni6
Der italisnilhen Sprafe Ed nitbt tsm
Bolft 5sissn fOnne, um itm I'm Namtn
letner Nesisrnns 3u bantsn. Mls bic
Dsputatton bic MntwpIt bes Garlen
2yaar abtrbraGts. brad Der 8silallS.
furm bee 8ulfss bon Nsusm los-Dsr
Gnttu9aamus Bat lldt aud mad Giet.
lien psrpFan,t. Vim rs. September
Mttnbs burGjoasn In partsrmo mstre4
re.tauisnb werIonsn NIT Gadsln, Uats
nen unb Muft bic 9tabt um TIRE Spm.
pattissn fir Stareth. llngarn unb
Dut(atanb funbsussbsn. @or benz
bartiGilH unsarilHen unb tem bsut.
f6tn gonlularS. @ebaube wuresn anter
| iutslnbsn 9uruftn bic rsfpHtiptn ga.
ttuHaI. 5pmnsn srteniirt.
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poelie.
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&erbiflieb.
WebI 1T Der Sstbl elm Gbrsnmanr,
u bdnst uns S&nabtIpnbs..
@u& Wal' unb Aussn IOdt sr an
anb abHlpannt 5baI ab, Berg an,
Das Gelb NIT buniu Seibe.
S6On lanss liifst uns sr @aum,
Mns istasn 8orb ~ nafhtn!
@ann rsifi bod apftL wfrl& uuS waaum'i
Sit isbn unb bBrtn mir In Iraum,
Wiss nisSuraul&i; unb bal&sn.
staut aut unb iutsIt bod I'm aan,!
9Dis lit bic 9aums farbsn.
Gslb roth uno blau I'm buntsn @Iaa,!
9r fommi, sr fcmmt, tn NNniranL
Der Ssrtf NIT pplIen SfTIbsn.
Vpn G1l@ttn rfgueis ruab btrun.
llnb mas nur ssbsn fann, Iammelt;
Der l&reit uub matt ben Hiidsn frumm,
Der cine remit ttn anbsrn uni,
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