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Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

u1Auoson a. esA. Asp FaAaSuL Loss
W -. -Ansshss oethsss terrible ealan-
" - -. b vhish this year has bssp
'q goDee. BE- hsppsaed. Oashs night Of
= ~ ~ November the French steamer,
- ~ Asess. On route from New York
1<A6vss. was run into By the British ship
- nhss. I'D utmost immediatsly sunk.
1ong 81 aeasly 10 two. The steamer
~ - beasd. at the time Of the collision,
- satia passengers aud 1888 officers and
sessw. The captain sud crew Of the Loeb
Gesa did Al in their power to rescue the
pounsagsrs Of the unfortunate steamer, but
eespits utmsst exersious only eighty y-seven
.vege nvsl Included in these we're tho
'nfstiS, Who wss the last to leave the
awssSk. 6vc officers. 6hy-two scamsn and
sssssy-six passengers. Of whom three we're
@1ies. Tho survivors were sftcrward
tFaaslsrrcd to the ship Trimouu,ain, from
Nsw York to Cardiff, where they arrived
- Monday and reported tho disas,er.
IL Lseh lsrn vas very much injured,
having her bow-sprit carried away and
eDefes Aols stove In her bow, and as she is
sDesh overdue st her destination, fears arc
eatessaised that she has followed the fate
'seths steamer and been lost, with al her
srsW.
Tho Vins da Mrre was the largest pas
osassr steamer, except the Great Eastern.
tUat ever came to America. her Dimensions
tsisg 4S0 fset long BY 4s feet vide. Her
Ssssying capacity was 35, 900 tons. weight
ssd MEASURE. Among her passengers, ou
hes lest trip. we're many prominen. men of
New York and other States. and also sew
essi members Of the Evangelical Alliance
e6e wers returning to their homes.
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u6e 1IllsSas 66ns = ~ ilss., tsyssa
- slsslsa = snesss - tsavsss -.

Astssns11n1R = OnsD luss,oss Psss.
osssl = nss1sy. ssslsss1 ~ sppslst-
nsas = CAj6e Jussiss II ths eupssns
0Sast - ~ listed ssdlss 10 Ass,y. 0sa.
WHB6ss. Mr. willisms ia nss aseliss
The bonss.
Gee. n. Williams IVES born in Colua-
Bio eean'y. New York. in 1928; studisd
Law sad went west ! vas judge 10 Iowa
from lS47 to 1852; was appointed Cbisi
Jss'ics Ssr ths Territory sf Oregon By
President Pierce II 1858; held The sabes
four ysars; wss elected U. 8. Senator il
1864 BY tho Republicans; was appointed
one Of the Commissionsrs to settle the Al
ALBANIA Claims With England wss appoint.
cd Attorney Gescral and nov Chief just
ice Of the United States.
Judge Williams Was never accounted .
brilliant lawyer or learned juris,, but he
is . personal friend Of the President. and
that covers multitude Of defects.
The appointment Of incapable men, be-
cause Of personal favorisism. to responsi-
bic political stations 10 bad enough. but
to put such mon 10 high judicial Offices is
intolerahle. and sufficient to disgust us
with Republican form Of government.
II 10 to the credit Of the Senate that Il has
so far refused to confirm this outrageous
and il !, will adhere to this
and positively decline to
sanction all such unworthy appointments.
il will merit the gratitude Of the nation.
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p U B LIC SALE,


The Subscriber, intending 10 quit farming will
sell At Public Sale % the farm nov occupied By
him In Middle Neck, Cscil county, Nd, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18th, '73,
:. The following property, to-wit: u head OF
Horfss and Coils . epsd road and farm lIorses,
. bsiag good Brood Mares; 1 Coils, Z comIer !
ysers Old, comisg years old, the other year
old next Spring. pair Of good Nulsa, IS Head
Of Cattle of the Aldefney and Durham ssock IL
Mich Cow, yoke Of large Oxsa, I head oS
youag Ustsls, large Al1sfSey Bsli smalI Al.
deruey Bull. : geod Brood 6ows aad I lot a
6ho.ta lFes-aale wagcne, : Hay Rigsines,
aeasiy ssw O&-csst ! Dsarhsss, Nm r6sr4
si4giag, ouo-sestsa Pomily Ohsriage, / lleht
CaFsieQs Psls, 4 Dses6sfa a., SSnall 4lej6h 3S6
6slls, gool Drill, Roller, ss3esahtnS Wool
lssapefs Aud nowefa Ii geod suoolns osdse /
Rss'sll !hsssh:s, b.sssl On eheIlsr, naasly
- &aa1 de.s ! llsesoyUu1t ~ ~, !
Qfn!n ~, W O. IT, y,eea. 4aesooe cnl-
!, ;'ss:sss srsa - : ..i! S.s!s ..
81 sss ':s | g "A S'!.'sss S
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fns SrAxIsm DivrrcuLrr The diff.
esht Is said to be in fair way for AMIGA
bic adjustment, and the war clouds arc
UIspersing. The Spanish Govetsmsnt has
tRfeed 70 accsdc 10 the demands Of the
Usited States. which arc as follows:
l. Tie immcdiais delivery 10 the Usi,ed States
q shs ship vireinius aud all the surviving pas
esaEsrs ssa crew.
II. A sslute to our nsg os the 25ih of peccm-
~ s<xt, unesa In the mesnims Spain shall sat-
1say tbs United States that the American flag
.v01opso1Hiiy y bornr on that vessel, and further
9R9t ~ had no right 10 the Au,sricau flag or
Auesirnn papers. In this event the salute Is 10
- srcsennsously Withdrawn, and Spain Is 10
Ef4euy disclaim any intentional indirnity TO
Mt II the acts committed by Spain agains,
- tisginlss.
lll. lfi shall thus he shown tina. the Virgin
~ nAd no right to carry the American asg and
nWS ~ Usissd Staiss will institute proceed
I AGp nDAtnst the seesei aud the surviving PARTIES
We have violated the laws ofths United States;
- esm ennrassres 10 institute proceedings
AU11 a.y q hss sn'horiiies who may have "
ulaoo4 ssther Law OF treaty stipulation.
'1sIv. n ssbjses Of reclamation, sor a,m.... !.
- - eoogldsssd hereafter, aud if the l,ovsru-
Qpeo ~ Srain and the Uaiisd States cannot A.
1es ~ 0atser viii Be lsft 70 arbitration.
e thass demands the Spanish Cuban
e0e0sssiss raise the most bitter opposition,
Spssislly thss for the surrender Of the
Vlsuesios, aad'it Is feared that they will
- sety sde instructions Of the CASTELAR,
Z tsss16sut.
9sald Spain Be unable to enforce ODE.
~ = Cssa to her s.ipalations with
- Utted States. what ,hss2 viii the
oniaissration take tbs matter into il,
- tssds. asd compel obsdisnes,
JoFv|tw ofths fact that the Ads,inistr.-
~ isss Been wanting an oppor.uui.
~ tks ssqsisitios Of Cubs ss we'll .s
Doainsc ws have but little conf.
- y 10 sineeri.y 10 seeking peace.
. elIsnsst u the Spanish difficulty.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

HAarxRs MAsAzixs.-Ths December number
Of this e1eellent moathiy opens with an illustrate
ed article On ''rhs Water Ways Of New York, +"
giving an account Of the traasac,ioa and life on
the Eris canal Following this 10 . profuscly
illustrated article "Around Lake Lsmss' de-
scrip,ivs Of scenes around that ancient Swiss
lake, and callisg to meuosy many interesting
rsmisiscenceness Of the pest. A second INSTALL
meat Of "Northsrs Cslifornla," BY Chas. Nord.
ho6, follows, also beautifully illustrated. and
bsisg descriptive Of the big ,rsss asd moaa :aiu.
ous districts Of the Golden Stats 10 very interest
Ing. The serial story Living Lisk" By the
Author Of the American ilason," is contiuusd.
Aaosher Of those intensely interesting '.Sauntss-
isgs on shs 6esth Cost Of fEsglasd," /" graess this
numhss.
Tbs sasaao 10 sAes slled with esesllsa.
asttss asd is > psiss sssth havisg, bot 10 our
niads ths bsautlfHlly illustrated posn s.Tb,
0elasa wedding b oas ef The nsess ,hisss In
~ bsok.
Nov b The ,ins v rsssw o. leeis subsesip-
~ y H. ns1asisss. nvwy bsay eughs 10
~ - vssis1isai y rssa assssg ~ lsse
wlness sssniap. 1has ~ mssy psblishsds u
utleh 49, ~ asas bs1ole = - asssp1ahss
= - puhlls 6hss Ilaspss's. No lsssslplisa u
6llb sSs6s1 ~ svssy ~ kaewo h. IN
Gl16 - = ~ - s1anso6 ~ ~
1~ \ - = ~ asa1sh Isse ~
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

A Nsw EplscorAL CnuRcm.--In accord
anes with tho call Issued BY Bishop Cum.
minis. . small number Of clsrsymcu and
lsymsu Of the Prosessan. Episcopal Church
met in Association Hall, New York, lest
Tuesday and proceeded to form themselves
into new religious body to be known Is
/" The Reformed Epis copal Church Of the
United S.atss." Bishop Cummins was
chosen Presiding Bishop and Rev. Dr..
Cheney. Of Chicago. was elected Mission
sry Bishop for the west. A declaration Of
principles was adopted. based upon the
prayer book recommended BY the General
Convention Of tho p. 4. Church in 1885,
A number Of the practices aud doctrines
Of the Episcopal Church wsro condemned
and denounced, especially tho "The
Church" and Apostolic Succession "
claims. The general meeting Of tho new
church 10 to be densmiusted the +" Gene
raj Council Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church." and is to meet in May every
year.
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HAnRiSoroS vs. DrSa Marshal Dunn
published, last Tuesday. what he was
pleased to call reply to Mr.. Ha,.ington's
last letter. In our opinion. Mr.. DuAn's
answer is very lame. He makes no effort
whatever to disprovs Mr.. Harriugton's
charges, but in imitation Of the Congress-
ionsl Credi. Mobilisr hypocrisss. he pre-
tends to fall back upon his unsullisd(?)
character and his wsll.known reputation
for honesty Heaven save tho mark -
The charge Of sending roughs to steal the
Blaekbird ballot boxes he conveniently
passes over in silence, and insolsntly pre-
suues to set up bis word agaiss. the At.
6davits produced by Mr.. II. about the re-
pcatsrs. making . simple denial Of the
charge. He says nothing about the charge
Of s,uffing tho ballot boxes in Wilmington.
and completely backs down from bis high
Wanted threats to mot allow Mr.. Har-
ringten to escape his legal responsibility"
for bringing . charge against one of
Grants elect. He plumes himself upon
his popularity at Washington. and init.
mates to Mr.. II. that his conduct in this
matter is calculated to lower him in the
estimation Of the powers that BE- This W
can readily believe, for exposure Of official
corruption Is very distastcfal to the moral
reformers who have just re-choscn to places
Of responsibility and power Blaine, Dawes
and other Credit Mobilier notorioties.
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=! = = = =
y ss ~ - s : -. y
a1l1lF1L

X Il ~ - opW snopssassss ssaosng us tvvs
.4 qosss - geao ssn1 ~ 9saasessp
- ~ ysae. Ssss. go aas>
- ooeesopeosas fssn Ssaassy lss. sssA
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

Mn. Epiros.-Dear Ssr.-At regular meeting
Of the Dianond State Cornett Band I, was order
that the S~cstary on behalf Of the Amateur
Misstrsl Troupe thank the public in general for
The patronage gives: them at the late Concert
also the Middietown Hall Co., and Union
Lodge A. =. A. N. fer the free use Of Hall and
ase Of Organ.
This being the first OF oar cnier,ainments, no
doubt 70 an expcrieucsd eye there were = great
many imperfeciioas, some OF which have since
Ger, be repeated with changed programme they
will guard against anything that would not be
pleasing 10 all. Yours Truly,
Aidd. Dec. I'd 1879, ". h. Jonxsos, Sect.
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0SDs6En Much interest was mani.
z1era u shs assembling aud organisation
6ssgs - Monday. The galleri,,
- 1oiss wsre allsd with large and
- sepnd n spsssstess. Anoas The
ellceqbls features Of the day vac
9oee upca The Aoors Of shsir re.
1Sst 49, y ~ -CsaIbdsrsts Gen.
- ene&ee slsss iton Georgia, end
Ds y. espAsas. Representative
novz 49,. The '.Civil Service
1tSthsst ~ss iusseurassd by
= ~ tbs Crsaie ldebilisr
= tlthsis ~ plssss. Blsiss
- - iussl,ssbl. "a 4.
~, Gsosss. ssissd ths
lpleessass b sssp,s-
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

The authorities Of Cuba have sdds essed
msnisestc3tc The home 6ovsrnmens pro.
tsstiog seaisst the surrender ofths Wiz
ginius sstil Ne fhsts b shsssss ere more
tsi'y knewe. 81 fry
The Esglish tpoeps hsvs hsd sssshsr
esht vitb tbe Ashaatees. IL uhish ~
lssssr were deebs4s1.
Rraak u. TSl.sss. 10 snhsaulini cashier
= ~ Aenpe1e NaoG1ael D6ok. ~ -.
1oaeo6 g 0olas61( M ~ 4016o 0ouo11Gb
psssse gse6e = ~ AIESae rsuI>1slla.
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Der advertisements.
L U B l. &c 8 AL e

The subscriber, having rented his farm near
Masssys Nd, will otter at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, '73,
All his personal property on said farm, con-
ss'ing Of head Of Horses pair OF fnc young
Gray Horses, we'll matched and OF superior stock,
good Driving Horse, the rest coed farm Horses.
pair Of good Mules, l2 head OF Csitlc 9 Mich
Cows, ! hslf-Alderncy Bull. 8 head young cattle.
Farm Wagons, | Dearborn, i Pennington
Reaper, with dropptr, In good order l Grain
Fan, Plows, harrows, Cultivatoss, Wagon lisr-
ness, PIow Gears, Forks, Hoes, and ether arii-
eles not mentioned. Corn blades by the bundle.
eo- good cook Stove, and other articles Of
Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS.-All sums OF $40 aad under, cash !;
on sums over that amount credit Of 10 months
will be given by purchaser giving q negotiable
note, payable at the Ciiixsns Natieaal Bank Of
hiddleicwn, Del, with approved sndorssr, dis
count added.
Dec s-a,. WILLIAM PRICE.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

Mr Thomas v. Ward, for many years promI.
rsnt and highly y-rcspected cilisca of Cecil couuty
died ~ his residence In 6assafras Neck, on
Wednesday Of last week. NJ. Ward had 6sea
su6eriog fos some months with heart disease, aad
his death was not uncxpectsd to his family aud
frisnds. His loss will BE- = severe one 10 his
family, and will be msurncd BY many friends.
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BLEOTIoN NOTICE

!. Nnu CAssln CcuSry Mart BAux u Or. 4
Dscsuesr 1th, TIT.
Ihs 6lscAknlesss Rkcsjun l6r Nlns ulsosonoo
@ eesvs ~ one yeas vii - ~ Il ~ nooh1n0
SlSs ~ oa Weaeeseay, JaneaFy 7, INA 01l
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ELECTIolg NOTICE.

Cirssxs' NAs,ouAL BASE,
Miadistows, DEL, Dec. lth. lsis.
7hs sssssl saesiiou tor Nins Dlrscsers 10 eefvs
the essulss ysar, Will b hsld 10 ~ Daaklue
Houss on Tuesday, Jasaasy lSsh, hstwssp ~
hoassee 70 ard l : o'eiesk, .. u. y \. RALlx
Dee, l-1W. Oossi..r
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F ARM FOR r = MT.

THE Farm nov occupied BY Geo. ". wasrsu
L In AppoquInin'ink' fid., adjoining Tayiof's
Bridge, 10 for rent. Good rccommsndstion VIII
be required. AZ to ability and means 10 carry
Dec 6-2t. New Castla nj
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FOR RENT, FOB NEXT YEAR.
A Two-Ssory Brick HOUSE, With ulssAsa
"A and good Garden, In the towa q Qoelt
ton, Nd. For sernss sppty 10 NJ. 0ee. 4. ~,
Cscilton, or TO ALfkRD O. NOWLAMD.
Dec. 2, ls53-3t' NeW CAsllo, DEL.
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All. Bsrssss. The Ilamoriss.
Ths Calvert rlnsshsd.

washed out last August, ever 81. Anne's rnn, 10
about finished. As the work drew near compile
tion much rivalry sprung up among some Of the
gents Who live down that road a. 10 who
should bs The 6rs. 10 cross the new bridge.
The victorious palm was carried of BY Col. G.
aid 70 his Escsllcncy Gov. Psndsr, who, de-
teruiusd not to bs out-done, drove over the
bridge last Saturday evening. The experiment
was . little risky, - the work was far from be-
Ing done, but whea was the Col ever afraid, and
what was The brsakins of sssds pele 10 carrisee
compared to the glory Of being The 6rst 10 cross
ths bridgS7
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The weather

The early part ofthis week was intensely di
agreeable. On Monday Il was blustry and cold
closise In the evening With snow and rain. q
With ssew and slsst and the weather wss yer
cold. On Wednesday II was much warmer an
soggy end damp.
~ is aid, the 6sst three days govern II
winter, severe winter may net b looked for.
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CAaagee e eNo Oepo1

Ths P. ". aB. r. n. Co. on Monday last n
dsd 10 the prsssat dusies Of Mr.. Hilyasd, lei,
graph epssalsr q our depot, those Of ticket aeer
sies J. ". Jsils, discharged. Swell Jssss ~
sdvansaa 10 tiss pasisies ef 0ssssal freight asss
for thb p1ace.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

naeps =. 3. Coehsna aad ,. b. Ries ars srset-
lag lasss ics houss On H. haaks Of Drummsad
lsake nsss 81. Aant's. n bouss vill bs 80 h.
leg b - n. wi6s ed - \. ~, ss1 will held
- toes u lcs. u . y - buiIt entirely shove
osUsaA, - ~ u 4 = = ~ usua1 ess(sn.
. Osr 1eep1' - alloals nlelahs ~ ~ feha
y ..ss szeee. - q - eigoiess
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+ G u it( G I 0 n.
Sic + ip cite.
Cine Siiforie
W. .. BON Sorn.
(Gprtlsbuns.)

No~''VV~"b'
3atle bielt's ni&t LANCER aus. 81
rannte CUR 99dit binauS uue warf He
tintsr fi& 3u, bab pas 5birfsnau tlirr.
ts. Ob tas stssniltd 5rau Hatls's
ernR mar. laGea ptr babInssf.at fsin.
Gle ba4te itsrbaupt nt6t pitI, am
wsnisasn In bic euntls 3atunft btnaus,
Don Der ptr Stsrblite ia bod Ntdts
erssnfsn. Die attaaas. bic eb.n aait.
sefnnttn, mar balb psrs.Gsn. bsnn cine
8sfanntt, wsI&e etntrat. CAB Der eetn.
sins anbsre &t&tuns. 2ua Natle
fam ,urId uno bewi.s, ba6 lsin Grimm
bIs auf cen kbten Rsf osrrau6t mar,
bsnn sr la&slts ipister iauulab.
Die 5rtunbin fam aus Der Yieapsu,,
no SuIdsn In Denton mar. Na&bem
bic nsutasn WOotn abstbaabfIt warsn,
faste bic Dams ,Da mu6 Id Stnen
bsnn bod aud elm fleinss Wbtnteuer er.
jdtlsn. Nsine @oufns natm mid auf
etnen Masfenbaq NIT. Nqe Dslt, was
bas cine Yrabt mar f! DslGt @oaime !
Dtlds 3ass! Dtlas Gbar attsrm asssa
Vie babe Id S&5nsrss ssfstsn. g8Ie
Id nod 70 gang ptrttsit I'm anl l&auen
btsier 5errIthtsitsn paatbs. fommt stns
allerlitbRt flsint 9,rs BON 3Is.nuertn
eatsr ssbdpit. nimmt msine panb uub
fast mir DinSs. bic nur Ssman, wf(Ten
tonnte. Der gang usrtraat init unltren
8trtdItaiGsn mar. 50 9s1sts, ba6
MID eas tsillos frappiris. Gnelit
fdtIt mtr'S wis S&upptn Don ben au.
gen. Das war-Sul&sn! Str NUN.
bernsttss Sudden !"
.Sul&sa !" rIsfsn Batter unp Nut.
ter SuSlst&, tOdsrfrtut ibsr bas Sob.
.Grsilit !" fatr bic GrsunbIn fort.
,.llne as baii'n ls isbsn mi0tn, wit tbr
bas Goaims fanp. gsin. bas mub Id
9tnsn otns S&msl&sle fassn. sips
icl&s @sfalt, 70 CART unb fttn ssbaut
uab bod 70 pca unb iusenblit slaatf&,
tab' Id Ianse nI&t tptsbsrssfstsu. tlnt
gar. ais Ft N& ttmasfirtt ! 81. taten
Ft In stnsm Sabre nt&t s.ittsn. wie Id
aud F; Id tpsiis. Gle ftnnen at taum
tuisbsr. Gin alsrli,tfss GsFat&sn,
Don lauberif&sr @nmuit amFeOsn i"
DIE betbsn glisn frabItsn pom @lan<
jt Der 8rfldrans. Wlabams Ratte
battle ansa&tis lore 5dnes ssfaltst, unb
papa fraute ll& unter tsr Ysride.
Die Grsdtlsrtn futr fort /, ,IlIr mar
| Mab&en ssrabs ws stn gnsel !;
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yemalaluaniide Staats,eitaus,

bsrausssBsbsn bon
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
sftS.iut ftSen Dsnnerfas, unS fcest ~ 90
ser Sabr, ,ablbar tnncrbalb bsSSaprss, uhe
"a IS D mad 8srlu6 bss 3abrsansS.
Gia,eIns Grsmplarsn, 5 Seats per oil'd.
astue SutleriptiOnsn psrSen fir ptnl3fr
ala feds Wtonaten angtncnniert; an~ tahn
gii,manb bas 8latt abbsae0eh bio aue Nnd-
RInhe bfiahIt lne.
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poelic.
DeS S68elein's 2iet.


DeS N68elein'S 2iet.
Bon Dr.. eiIitnibal.
Wtn rufsf bu, n1tin 8Sselttn,
Sm trauiea, eriinsf, 0aIb2
Silt 70 bent fiiBen 9itbGsn tsin,
DAP 90 10 Iuais f&ali2
Saf bu nit ibm elm Sisusihsin,
Was linbsf bus BEN Walp,
DAP ipctisno aus BEN 3wsiaeleiu
Das G&o piebebaIts
30 bsrse metnt eirbt nibt,
Gle 10 70 fsuf& unb rein;
Drum fns' mein @Iiid Id frOb uns itli9
Sn ale WfIt binsin."
"Wsia 9isb&sn if msin WsIb&sn mir,
gDir inb uns NOD 70 gut,
NIs tparsn 9raut unb 8raui'sam mir
Sn srftr 0itte @luib."
sd ruff fe Iudsnb Der ~ mir,
Ss f&lisbt li& an mid fsf;
Dann f&au' Id IN bas Gust tbr:
Wo baum mir unltr Nsf2"
.9Bir Eafrn ans, unb silen wss,
@efaubsn III ss f&nsu,
bort bel BEN irauitn Ginssnfss
limb BET tsm SiIbrausa."
"Vsm Worssn bio Jun Ntsnb ipa.
aras' aass t& bnbsi
Wie rlbris bod bic Nrbsit stbt
Wsnn 2itbe IN babel"
"tlnb feriis II tas Sdus&n iton.
gBir pobnsn iOisnb Srir,
Die qitbs tlf Der 9isbs eObn
Sbr fibsf1 6spinu."
"llnb lOmmt Der alnen(sssu bann.
Wirb srSBn unlsr Grtis,
Damn fSnst bss esbsns Wrtb srl1 an.
0sfunbsn III Der wtis."
"qDir bessn is, unS pftssn iis,
1bun nimnsr uns esnuG
Der Batter bort, bic Wuttsr bis
Bis le srIstnt ben Slug"
unb sisbsn Fs bann ppbIssnabrt
aus In bic psiis DtIt,
SIeip Id bel msiasm WsibSm psrit,
Bis ptrbf T& sinssifrllt."
Dam ,tsbsn mir ,aiammsn fort.
Sort tn elm itSn'rss 2ant,
llnb baltsn bort nod uns bas 9Bprt
Das bier uus trsu perbanb."
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