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Ku.xuux or uodocs wanted

Where are the Ku-Kux? A band of
them, or second edition Of the gentle
Modocs are wanted at White River June
ton to massacre or lift the hair OF certain
express and mail employers. Since the
opening of the South Eastern road to New
port. several of otr business men have or
dered express matter from Boston an other
places over that road, in order that ii might
he received a few hours sooner. But the
express invariably comes over the Central
and Mssissquoi roads, although plainly
marked via the Passumpsic and South
Eastern The postmaster here short
time ago, wrote to the Boston postmaster
and requested bag should he made up
for Richford, East Richford, North Troy,
Newport Center, etc, and sent up on the
night train via the Passumpsic, so that we
could get our mail early in the morning
instead of just before noon, as it now
comes via the Mississquoi road. The bag
has been sent as requested, but il comes
over the Central and Mississquoi every time
The tag marked ''Richford." via the Pas
sllmpsic and Newport" is taken out and
another label 'Richforl. inserted in its
place.. OF course the RichfOrd people are
put to II great Inconvenience by these ar
rangcments-it is only matter of {, few
hours-but we would really like to know
whether o" not we have a right to order
mail or express sent over the South East
crn road. -- Rrht0'W Sentinel.
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new YORK STOCK ana money Market.
Nrg yopr Cant

LATEST MONETARY.
Money before the close Of bank hours becarne
easier,
Loans were made AT Do per cent, the I'D
vance was caused by the increased completion
from the gold room.
Gold carrying rates at l@1 per cent
The clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were siOO,0O0,OOo.
The customs receipts to-day amounted 10
s3s5,OO0
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted IL
100000.
Stocks irregular With few Of the prominent
shares active but the majority quiet with slight
changes, closing with firm feeling In New York
Central.
Gold closed at 100 llG4
Government bonds are duh with downward
tendency.
State bonds are dull with little doing.
Money loaned at Cas- per cent, currency
to per cent gold, closing at per cent curren-
cy to per cent gold.
Stocks with but little doing aud the changes
small
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.
In the United States district court yes
terday, John X Miner, formerly deputy
collector of internal revenue Of the fifth
district of Maryland, was convicted of en-
bessling money from the United States,
and sentenced to pay a fine of $24S and
costs, and imprisonment for six months In
the Baltimore jail
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Sentenced.
New IonK, Sept. q

NEW 1ONk, sept. 3.
to-day sentenced to ten years in state
prison.
Robert Reid and John Weld, negroes,
who robbed and nearly murdered farmer
Fourth of July last near Fatbush, were
sentenced to twenty and ten years in State
prison, respectively
VIM. b. Smith, a notorious forger, was
held in $4,000 bail for trial
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The viryinlus Fever on the Canaan.
daigua.
KISasroy. Jamaica, Aug %.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Aug %.
The steamer Virgnius is still here, hut
is evidently preparing for another trip to
Cuba. The Atlas. from New York, has,
II is said, brought her a new captain.
The [. $. steamer Candaigua still lies
here with cases of charges of fever, not
yellow fever, IN board. A number of
cases are diminishing daily. As soon rs
recruited she will return to Aspinwal.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

IIors Hop picking has begun rather
earlier than usual, owing to the recent
frosts and heavy winds breaking the vines.
The average number of poles to the acre
is 1900. One acre will produce 500 pounds
OF dried hops. This year is considered a
poor one for hops. The present market
price is % cents per pound.
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Harlem Extension way, 9.o5 a. m. and g0D y. m
Eastern way, l1.40 q. III.
Troy way, 1910 y. m.
Troy, 1910 y. M, $40 p. M, ana $50 p. N.
Albany, 1910 y. In., $50 p. M, aud 0.30 y. IN.
BOSTON, 1i.40 a. M, and $50 p. IN.
Ianadas, 1.l5 p. m.
Northern way, 200 p. M
BWlingt0n, 200 p. IN. and $50 y. IN.
IA 'atoga way, $50 p. IN.
Ne York, $3.50 p. IN. and $50 p. M.
Con necticut River way, $40 p. IN.
Woodstock way, STAGE 100 p. m.
Stockbrldge STAGE, ZOO y. III.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, a.35 p. m
Eastern way, $50 p. IN.
Troy way, ASS p. III.
Troy Lao a, m, ll.45 a. m and 4.h5 +. IN
Albany, As a. H., 4.b5 and e. 10 p. III.
Boston, lao a. In. and 2.20 p m.
Canadas, 1910 q. IN.
Northern way, II. 32 a. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and 11.32 n. IN.
Saratoga way, ll.45 a. M.
New York, 11.45 a. m. and 400 p. III.
connecticut River way, S.45 y. III.
Woodstock way, (stage) II ID a. In.
Chittenden, CTuesdays and Saturdays 1870 ain.
StOckbridge (stage), 1890 p. m.
sg-Malls will he promptly closed at the speci-
feed hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes VIII be collected at s.45 and II. 90 a. m,
1910, 130, 800 and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 p. IN. All letters deposited I'm The
Letter Box at the Depot will be collected by
Route Agents tive minutes previous to the de-
parture of each mail train
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The Uniyersalist State Convention.

LoCHrogT, Sept. 3.
The interesting session of the Univer-
salists State Convention Was continued to.
day. At the morning session Rev. j. NJ.
Atward of New York delivered sermon.
This afternoon Mrs. C. A. Saul of the
Woman's Centuary Association made an
address.
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The Late Vienna. Exposition.

VIENNA, Sept. j.
SPECIAL pRIIEs-DEPARTURE OF VISITORS
CITY FREE FROM CHOLERA.
1t is reported that special prizes are TO
be given TO several exhibitors who were
accidenty overlooked in the recent distri-
button.
Nearly all the visitors who come to at
tend the Exposition have taken their de-
parture from the city.
Vienna is now free from cholera
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ANrrSLAvRRy MRS. Only four mem
hers of the original Anti-Slavery Society
are now living William Lloyd Garrison,
of Boston Benjamin G. Bacon, of Bcvcr-
~ n. j.. Rev. Moses Thacher of New
York and Oliver Johnson, editor of the
christian Union. who Is now visiting Yer
mont, his native state.
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THE MONTPELIER VICTIM. Carrie
Demmon, the young lady who was shot by
Daniels at Montpelier, on Friday last, is
doing very well, and is in Il fair way of re-
covery. The ball was extracted on Sun
day last, coming ont between the fourth
and fifth rib.
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THRouGu THE WINDOW. $3.50 4 school
teacher in Starksboro found upon her arri-
val at the school house, one morning re-
Gently, that she had left the key to the
house at her boarding place, mile distant.
Instead of sending for it she and her pupils
went in and out Of the windows through
the day
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CRIPPLED. On Saturday Deacon Joseph
Josin of East ,Jaffrey, fell while getting
out of his wagon, in consequence of his
horse starting suddenly, and broke his
thigh. Being seventy-fve years old he is
probably permanently crippled.
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Louisiana Affairs.

WAsHINGToN. Sept. 3.
President, Grant was to-day visited by
Secretary Richardson and Lieutenant GOV.
Pinchbeck Of Louisiana The latter held
long conference with the President relative
to affairs in Louisiana, and says the Presi-
dent now fairly understands the status of
the political situation there.
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CHECKERS. John McGregor of Essex
Junction has had another great triumph at
checkers. A few days since he visited st.
Adams and took in hand Dr. Gilman and
other first class players, vanquishing them
all. Out of torty-three games. he won
torty-t'ro. the other being draw.
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The Free Press says Happening in at
the Office of the Vermont life insurance
company, on Saturday last, we were shown
an application for policy on the life of
young man aged 25, having thirteen
younger brothers and sisters, all in good
health, having lost one brother in infancy.
A great grandmother of the family is still
living, aged 9s years. 1t is needless to say
that the applicant is the enterprising great
northern bergman, Mr.. Joseph Chanvin.
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Allen Il Drew, 81 Merchants Row. are
selling goods at cost for 30 days, to close
out stock Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
at very low prices.
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ONLY SlxTi-sEvEN MISSING In the ad-
jutant and generals report for
the year ending October /, 1866. there
were seventy-five soldiers from this State
reported as remaining unaccounted for on
the records of that office. This number
has been reduced to sixty-sevcn.
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New YoRk. Sept.

4NEW DIN, NVTII. D.
Peruvian udyices confirm the previously
reported immense land slide which damned
up the river Rimac Nine lives were lost.
Fears of its breaking away and inundating
the city of Lima and its surroundings have
been partially dissipated, the water having
risen to the top Of the dam and flowing
steadily over it,
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The Allen.McCOOlc Prize Fight.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. B.
The lost deposit Of five hundred dollars
in the Allen-McCoole prize fight, was made
last night at Melodies saloon. The fight is
to take place ON the 23d inst, but very lit
tie betting On the result although the
friends of both parties are sanguinc.
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French LEAvE.-B. S. Thompson. who
has been in the tinsmith business in Wood
stock for many years. took "Frcnch leave"
for the West one day last week, whittier
his family went some months ago. He
left debts l,ehind him amounting in the ag-
gregatc to some 50, 900 with no assets.
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Massachusetts Democratic State Con.
ypntiOn.


WORCESTER, Sept. 3.
The democratic state convention met
here this morning, John X. Tarbox of
Lawrence, presiding. William CASTOR of
Boston. received BOB votes, Lcverett Sal
tonville OF Newton 100, and Edward
Avery of Braintree 81. and IA scattering
Mr.. Castor was then nominated by accla-
nation. The convention was quiet and
harmonious.
The democratic convention has com
pleted its State ticket as follows For
Lieut.. Governor, VIM. L. Smith of Spring
field Secretary Of State, Benjamin f.
Mills of Williamstown Treasurer, Nathan
Clark, of Lynn Auditor, Waldo Coburn
of Dcdham Attorney General, G. Osgood
Morse of Northampton.
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BANGoE. Nc. Sent. J.

BANGOR. Me-, Sept. 3.
\ terrible fire is raging in the western
part OF East Surry in piece of woodland
A large force of men are fighting the
flames, but if high winds continue great
number of dwelling houses will he burned,
as the wells are all dry and hardly any
water is to be had.
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Large Picnic of Odd Fellows.

MISNEQUA SPRINGS, Pa, Sept. B.
The Odd Fellows of northern Pennsyl-
vania and southern New York united in a
grand picnic here to-day. There were
over eight thousand persons present. Adj
dresses We're made ny eminent speakers
from New York and Philadelphia.
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HAY.-About six hundred tons of hay
have already been sold in the vicinity of
Alburgh for shipment to the cities. The
high price of SEQ was realized for most of
IL
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

The Bryant and Stratton Troy Business Col
lege desires TO obtain the names OF young men
who made attend school the coming season.
Persons who will send II the names OF twenty
young men VIII receive, postpaid, handsome
specimens of plain and ornamental penman-
shin, l5augW4w
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4 LARGE FAMILY. Recently the chill
dren of Rev. Lewis jenkins of Burke, held
a family meeting at the old home. MIR.
jenkins is the father of twenty-one chill
drcn, twelve daughters and nine sons.
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Emily Faithful in London.

LONDON, Sept. 3.
Miss Emily Faithful contemplates estab-
fishing an industrial bureau in this city to
provide employment for women. in con-
nection with institutions of II similar char
acter in New York and Chicago.
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\ Coop DAYS WORK. MIR. Abram Sat
terly of Ferrsllrgh, recently moved two
and a half acres of oats in seven hours, and
afterwards, the same day, raked and cooked
them, and is only II years of age.
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MAR RIAl.ES.

In st Pauls church, Norfolk, virginia, Aug. 81,
by Rev N A OkersOn, Albsr W Edison OF Great
Bridge, virginia, ana Carrie Vaughan, OF Rut-
land,
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THE CROW TREATY.

The 50 called Brenot Crow treaty to
which name the Western papers take so
much objection to, is simply an agreement
entered into by the commissioners appoint
ed under special act of Congress 10 OBJ
tain for public use portion of the lands
which has been hut a short time before
guaranteed to the Crows by the United
States. This agreement which is of the
same nature as is usually made with indi-
yduals or companies in cases of sales to
the government II requires ratification by
both Senate and House of Representatives
before il becomes binding.
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over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ;

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.
FREE DELIVERY AT HIMiRA.
The post Office department orders that
Elmira. n. Y, be made free delivery Of
flee and authorizes four carriers at II salary
of 5000 each.
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Vhe Ratlana Daily Glohe.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1873.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND
From Bellows Falls, l:iO & 1920 y. M, 2:20 g
1858 p. m
Burlington 1870 -ll:a2 a. M, t2;ro 4 700
~ IN.
:. Port Henry, 1872 n. M
bennington, il20s p m, lo.go \ 1925 y.
IN.
saratoga, ll:45 q. M, e05 p. m.
Snieu $40 ts:sO q. H. t5:lO '4:% p. m.
TRAINS LEAvE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 & 1870 a. M. 'l2lO 1000
p. IA.
Burlington, i:43 & i3:iO q. m.. '2.a0 & 5O5 p.
IN.
d" Port Henry, 5:O5 y. IN.
Bennington, 1900 & 1880 a. M. Il 1898 p. H.
Saratoga, 800 Il. IN, & 1850 p. m.
salem, 2:i0 az 1900 a. IN, 'l:0o 1890 y. IN.
Natl Train Mixed.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON.
d. c., Sept. 3, 1878 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES

For New England on Thursday, winds
backing to southwest and southeast and in
creasing cloudiness and probable with ram
during the afternoon or evening For the
Middle States and lower lake region fresh
and brisk southeast and southwest winds.
cloudy weather and rain.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CASTLETON.

rec Tuition Is offered Ia all VINO graduate
and thorough course in branches required ny
the state, together with theory and practice ~
teaching. REV. Il. &. WILLIAMS,
l5augd&Wtf PRINCIPAL
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This old and Well known Institution Is sim
In successful operation, with full corps OF
teachers, for preparing young men for college.
or for business, and Offering unusual facilities
In Music, French Drawing and Painting, ana
other accomplishments 10 young ladies.
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educational.
CASTLETON SEMINARY.


The next Term VIII commence on The 4rn D'
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elmer 3ufdllis porbeifobrenoen gaa9t.g gqui.
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elmer sufdllis porbeifabrenoen Ia9t.g gqui.
page nod bem Stationsbauie brinsen.
Sie Suit mar eilig falt, Der Sdlnee fiel
I In tpurloerbar berl9iungenen 2inien, Die
gBetterfahnen fnirf1ten, IN allen Saloons
berrldte Sobtenifiae, 6as gebbp flapperte
nit ben 3dbnen, bic Mutter mar obnu,d4-
| tig, an ben rs Munoen bes llnglldltAen
bingen ebenio piele blutiee gis3apfen!
Mber seraoe bies ipar Elm Slid. Senii
iobaIb man ben oienittbnenoenMr3t serufen
bate, erflGrte bieier ben patientett tiif
auBer @efabr, ba bas aetrDreae Bint oie
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bereits ans Gntf6tpeben benfenbe 5eele IN
ibrem ssIuge aufeebalten bate. Shnen
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ber Shat .alsbalb Der 8eritorbene pieber
lebenbis tpurbe unb nit bem 0onner<Hufe
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thun, iporauf er ,lno Tie uno nas Behbp
Mrm in Irm bas Gtationsbaus perlieBen
unb bernab cine sIiid!i6e Gamilie tpur-
ben.
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Gin ebelidjts Nbenteutr,

Sic sldnsenbffe griheinuna Der Saiion
in Guellcope mar W2iB Mrabella MDih-
bone, bic reihe Grbin - fir cine iolhe
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man eradblte, ihr iehr grpBes Wern6sen
Dermaht, in beiien 8ehb iie ieben Gag
gelangen fOnrte. Sbr Mlter tuurbe sil
neunsebn Sabren at1geeeben, bod iab tie
dlter aus; aber iol1e Mnahronismen iinb
in Der lpeibli4en @bronolpaie feline @elr
tenbeit. Sbre sSisur mar biinn, ibr Saar
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Wenn Sbnen oas Bib ni6t bebaet, 10
t6nnen mir nur iagen, bab sic In Stpeu.
COPE fiir teiuen &ihter sesOlten baben
tuiirben.
Inter ben 8ein4ern am rgDne" tpar
bieie 9aiIDn au1 Elm iebr biiblher iun9er
Mann aus Der amerifanii6en Sanbels-
metropole Netp Oorf. g8ir habsn nidt
nbtbig, ibn nGber su beI1reiben - fuer
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fennt lie ale. Sein Hame mar be Auin.
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ein pornehmer Miibiaeang. Nah 5einer
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relfe grol1aft pom eltlei' alien Dbelm
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(8iir bic v@eaIide 8Iatter@.)
2';Nntferfie6e

Sreunblidj Id9sInb fibt bic CUTE Mutter
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Der nod frei bon allen GrbeniOrsen
flnf6alOboa ba liest tn iaber &ub.
SIRE dusen fino III filler aisbe
suf bi. ferne 8ufnnft binselenft,
9as fie iuobI bsm 8Isinen bulbboG bIiebs
@snn dis Siinelias er betritt bic @elt.
Dab feiu 2eib unb feline Gors' i'm bride
DAB 70 fhmeraenfrei ipie er Isbt liest,
Sbn Der &nbm Der gbrenfrone f6miide
9aS bas Slid ibm immsr sinitig fell
Dod Der sfleine fennt nod ni6t bic aiebe,
@idt bic Srsue, bic ba bel ibm tpa6tl
Gi6t bic @inl6e, bic be gfutter ftebenb
Senbet auf fiir ibn bel Sag anO 9a6ts
-Geiner eriten ainbbeit Sabre fliebea
@ie elm Granmbilb unbepubt oabiu,
flnb es nabt bas frobe anabeu. .alter,
Boiler Grsuben, bolI bon beitrsm SeiHl
9o6 aud iie, bic 8liitbe;eit beS 2sbsns
@abrt nidt epie, rnub boriiberaieb'n!
llnb bic 8eit bes @trfenS, eis'nen StrebenS
Sritt NIT Grnlt iebt bor ben SiinaliuO Bin
Obne 8asen, obue banse alase
8Iidt er in bic 3utunft frob binaus,
llnb bsrIa5t nit @iutb uub SsIbfbertrau.n
Seine Ssimatb unb bas @aterbaus.
Do@ pie bang iuirb's ibm in meter Gerue
BORT, mo er bas Slid su iinben sIaubt
8eun burd Wisseidid unb falide Sid
Gr iid fiebt bstroasn unO beraubt
= Dsnn bic Grsmbs sibt ibm nitt bic Sreaoeu
stidt bic 9iebe, bic bic Seimatb sabl
asunt nur Gorge, Rummer, bitt're 2sioen
llnb es siebt i'm bsim aam gatsrbaus!
bort, mo ibn bon ieinsr erifsn Susspb
Gine Mutter bsiS unb treu selisbt;
Ansslsitet i'm gum GIsif, aur Eussnb.
Sbn In teiner @eile ie betriibt! -
Die bonn abenb bis gum friiben 1Orsen
GnseIslei@ fir ibn seforst, sspabt,
aIs er nod ni6t fnnnt' bas 2sib, bic Sofssu,
Gas i'm jstt 70 bang, 70 trauris ma@t.
Sie, bic ibn 70 Oftmals bat sstrOfet,
Benn elm tleines 2eib ben Rnaben brid'
Sie 70 oft ibm SOffnung eingefoSet,
gHenn lein tiRblidb Streben ipar mibsIad'.
gIidt aud iest nod iiberm @rabesbiias
Bittenb, Febenb auf ibr Rtmb berab.
Sbre 9i.be fannie feiae 8isel,
linb nidt raubsn fonnte iis bas Grab!
Sor6e, tpie 70 lisbsbou unb trauli6,
@:e 70 troifenb fis gum ssinoe fpridt:
.@enn aud aIle BeIt Did bat berlafen
,,Deins Ilnttsr iis bsrIabt did ni9tl
,,sampfe putbis burd ben aampf bes 2ebena
Still bic Sbrdne, bic bas Ser5 Dir bridlt.
,,0afTe Soffnuns, - eis'ne @iaensftdrfe,
,,Gent' an mid, rnein sfinb, unb gage niGt!
,,aad fur Did piro baIb Die Stunbe idIaseu
,,gs.nn Deiu miioes Saupt fid Isst sur &ub'
,,Dann berifumn,t bes aebsns bitt're RIage,
,,Neit benz Grobe bedt bas 2eib ii1 su!
,,Dann pirit On i'm beii'rem 8aterlanbe
,,Syrieben finbsn, b., bic Melt nidt siebty
.,0orbeer'n piRten bort am fernen 6traaDt,
,,sebem Ssrben, Der bic SusenO Iisbt!"
Sort HaIIaee, sfanias.
c<En~A~~ GL~=SAx
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-07-06

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lid sin9 In eittm 8arten in Gina Elm 8ie<
nenihwarnl ab, nabm cine nnrehte Mib.
tuns uno Der gr6Bte Sbeil beTelben fiog
onr4 bas Difene Geniter il. bic ebenerbioe
WDhnnns zines Sagl6bners, Il, tpel1er
oeilen 16idhri9e SDAter fidb, ebe, iiaflei.
oete. 9ie Bienen fielen felbe an nnh ber-
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den. Sic tpuroe betpnBtfos aufeefunoen
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