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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
Superinte ndent OF Public In.
structiOn.

Last Monday Hon. John NJ. Fleming,
Editor Of the Press and Herald, was ap>
pointed and confirmed to this Office, We
hope hs viii! enter upon his work at once,
and that the friends Of education in each
county will lend a helping hand aud assist
In the orgauizati on. Mr.. Fleming will
no doubt make a faithful and energetic
oficer.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
CTATE OF

IN CHANCERY AT JoSEsBoR0.
Henry lIOss jr., Executor of Calvin Hoss,
decd.
VS..
Calvin II. Jones, ct. al.
IN this cause 1t appearing from the al
legations in Complainants Pill that
William Nelson and wife Hannah Nelson
two of the defendants In this cause are
non-residents of the State OF Tennessee
it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper pub
lislied III the t6Nii Of Jonesboro', Tenn. :,
notifying said non-fesident defendants
to appear before 6if said Chancery Court
on the 4th, Monday In May next and
make defence to said Complainants Bill
or the same will be taken for confessed
as 60 them and set for hearing Exparte.
Witness b. T. Swingle, c. & NJ. OF said
Court ut Office In Jonesboro. This 10Th,
day Of March 1873.
B.F. SwfNGLE, C. & N.
marrow ipfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

More Emigl ants.
Five car loads Of emigrants left upper
Fast Tennessee last week for the Cotton
Country.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

AND FOR SALE.
~ "a acres. 10 acres In Timber and
~. the remainder well improved, with
goou ana new buildings, n No. ! Dwell
IIpg liouse aud Kitchen, Meat and Spring
Rouse. Barn, aud Distillery, and other
S9nt Prp,l4nlAge, all framed aud well finish
co. ana l2o young Apple trees, about 80
Peach and Cherry trees all Of the best
yaGlStiesI and about . acres of. the same
goou meadow Land. Situated on the wa
Iers OF Brush Greek, Washington county,
tennessee: One mile Northeast IF john
son City, Tennessee, and ontHeE. L. Va.
u Ca Railroad. Ttims reasonable. Adj
dress or apply to
JAMES II. BARNES,
Johnson City, Tenn.
hem im3.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
-K.IlIDR.
WITH
Wilson, Burns & Go,
Wholesale
ROGERS
Commission Merchants.
30 S. Howard Street, Cor. of Lombard,
Baltimore.

We keep constantly on hand a large and
we'll assorted stock Of Groceries, suitable
for the Southern and Western trade. We
solicit consignmepts of COUNTRY PRO.
DUCE, such rs Cotton, Feathers, Bees.
wax, Wool. Dried Fruit; Fur Skins, &c.
Our facilities for doing Business are such
as to warrant quick sales and prompt re.
turns. All orders viii hive our prompt
attention. 7omay26yl
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
Eutaw House.

March 81, 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
Varieties.

Molly" said Joe Kclly's ghost to
bis wife, Pm in purgatory at this pre-
sent" says be. "And what sort of place
is Z" says she. FAX" says he, lit
is sort of halfway house between you
and heaven and stand it might aisy
after leaving you"
An exchange calls young men who
stand around church doors to watch
young ladies as the congregation is going
out, "the Devils pickets."
A wealthy widow, ADVERTISING for an
agent was overwhelmed With applications,
as the types, by mistake, made it "a
gent
If you want your ncighb ''to know
all about you" give par. and don't
invite the folks ''who live next door"
Agassiz says that the evening hours
are the best for sleep. They are also
the best for sitting up with a nice girl.
The best thing in the world is to take
things as they eone--takc them easy
and take good many of them.
It IS a fact that while beaux 70 on
in the way they are bent. bellies arc ex-
peetcd 70 60 IL the w4y tEey are told.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
LANES w. ROSwEiL
MONTGOMERY INSTITUTE.

THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin on KOND n y, September l5Lt, 1878.
mS~ For Terms, &C, apply TO the Princi-
pal. ljuly 4-3ln
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
WnAT MEN NnEp WIVES FoR. 1t

WHAT Men NEED Wives FoR. 1T is
not to sweep the house and make the bed,
and darn the socks and cook the meals,
chiefly that man wants wife If this
is all he needs, hired help can do it cheap
er than wife. If this is all, when
young man calls to sec a lady, send him
into the pantry to taste the bread and
cakes she has made; send him to inspect
the needlework and bcd-making; or put
broom in her hands and send him to
witness its use. Such things are impor-
tant, and the wise young man will quiz
city look after them.
But what the true man most wants Of
true wife is her companionship, sympa
thy, courage and love. The way Of life
has many dreary places in it, and man
needs q companion to 60 with him. A
man is sometimes overtaken with misfor-
tunes he meets with failure and defeat;
trials and temptations bcset him and he
needs one to stand by and sympathize.
He has some stern battles to fight with
poverty with enemies and with sin and
he needs woman that, while he puts his
arms around her and feels that he has
something to fight for, will help him to
fight; that will put her lips to his ear
and whisper words of counsel, and her
hand to his heart and impart new inspi-
rations. All through life--through storm
and through sunshine, conflict and VIC
through adverse and favoring
winds-man needs woman's love. The
heart yearns orit. A sisters or a moth
er's love will hardly supply the need.
Yet many seek for nothing further
than mere success in homework. Justly
enough. half Of these get nothing more;
the other half, surprised above measure,
have gotten more than they sought
Their wives surprise them by bringing a
noblcr idea Of marriage, and disclosing a
treasury Of courage, sympathy and love.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
A Family Musket.

Here is one of Mark Twan's old but
good stories, funny enough to make any
one laugh:
You see the old man was trying to
learn me to shoot black birds and beasts
that tore up the corn and such things,
so that could become of some use about
the farm, because | wasn't big enough to
do much. My gun was little single
barrel shot gun, and the old man carried
a Queen Annie's musket that weighed
about ton, and made report like a
thunder clap, and kicked like mule. -
The old man wanted me to shoot the old
musket sometimes, but | was afraid. -
One day, though, got her down, and
thought I'd try her one triae, and so
took her to the hired man and asked him
to load her, because the old man was out
in the fields. Hiram said:
I" Do you see them marks on the stock,
an x and V on each side of the Queens
crown? Well, that means ten balls and
five slugs-that's her load"
q But how much powder 2"
"Oh,' he said, it don't matter put
in three or four handsful."
So I loaded her up that way, and it
was an awful chargo--I had sense enough
to know that---and started out. I leveled
her on good many black birds, but cv-
cry time went to pull the trigger,
shut my eye and weakencd--I was afraid
of her kick. Towards shutdown fetched
it up at the house, and there was the old
man resting himself on the porch.
"Bcen out hunting, have YEP
+" Yes, sir, says /.
What did you kill r.
Didn't kill anything, sir. didn't shoot
her off, / was afraid she'd kick" q
know'd full well she would
Cline the gun p the old man says,
mad as sin.
And he took aim at sapling on the
other side of the road, and | began to
draw back out of danger. In a minute
| heard an earthquake and saw Queen
Annie whirling end over end in the air,
and the old man spinning round on one
heel, with one leg up and both hands on
his jaw, and the bark flying from that
sapling like there was a bailstorm. The
old mans shoulder was set back four
inches, and his jaw turned black and
blue, and he had to lay up for three days.
Cholera, nor nothing else, can ever scare
me the way | was scared that time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
GT. ANNA's HALL.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL FoR YOUNG La

A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
cry COUNTY. Md
This Institution, established in 1865, is now
in successful operation, under It's former Rec
tor. The course of instruction comprises all
the departments of complete and liberal ed
ucation, under the refining influences and
training of Christian Home.
Va. The next Session begins on Monday
the 18th of September next.
va For terms and particulars, address
REV. o. HUTTON, D. D.,
june l3--3mn Brookeville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11

OxE A MINUTE.--Onc Of the largest
buildings in the United States is the
Howe Machine Factory. It's floors have
an area Of three and onc-half acres, or
10000 square feet. Here arc turned
out six hundred Sewing Machines day,
or one q minute, and even at this rate
the large demand cannot be supplied =
This indicates how the public appreciate
them, and is strong proof Of superior
ity. AS the purchase Of Sewing Ma
chine may perhaps be the act Of life
time, care should be taken to get the
best. L. Eagle, Agent. Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11

The other day, on train from Law
renee to Boston, on reaching Wakefield,
the conductor shouted, "Change cars, j"
etc. A lady who was sitting in one Of
the cars got up and went out. Shortly
before reaching Boston the lady asked
the conductor if the train bad rot yet
reached Wakefield. The conductor said
it had, and asked her if she did not hear
bin shout, "Cbange cars" She said,
Eyes, was in that car, pointing TO the
next car attached, "and came into this
one" She went back on the next train.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
Es. If. CARTER,

(LArE PARTNER WITH wM. oLDFIELD, ESQ.,
DUMP-MAKER,
III FOUNTAIN GREEN, Hartford Co., Nd.
Will attend promptly to DIGGING AND
WALLING WELLS, PUTTING IN NEW
PUMPS and REPAIRING OLD ONES.
!. NEW PUMPS kept always on hand Price
so cents per foot
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
sy- All letters addressed TO b. +. CARTER,
Fountain Green, Hartford county, Nd, or to
HUGH MILEs, Poolesville, Nd, will be prompt
IJattended to.
oct 7-3mn L. r. CARTER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11
VOL. XVIII.--NO so.
A FnARruL YIslron.-The Paris .Soir

A FEARFUL VIsIToR. The Paris ,Soiir
relates the following story:
A Nine. Bonneau, living in the Rue
Dcscrates' was sitting in her parlor
few days.since awaiting her husbands
return to dinner, when man of wild
and haggard appearance entered, and
seated himself opposite to her addressed
her in the following terms:
Il am great doctor can effect
ually cure all headaches have heard
that you suffer from that cause, and L
have come tocurc you"
The lady percciving she had to deal
with mailman, prudently seemed to fall
into his humor. and asked what was his
method of treatment.
Simple enough, madame, . said he.
drawing razor from his pocket. II cut
of the head, and then, aftcr having well
cleaned it, | replace it upon the shout
ders"
Upon this he prepared to suit the
action to his words. Nine Bonncau,
with great GOODNESS, protested her readi-
ness to submit to the operation, but sug-
gcsted that she would fetch towel from
the next room to prevent her dress from
being soiled Her visitor assentcd to
the reasonableness Of the suggestion, and
she left the room, locking the door be-
hind her. Upon her return with some
police officers they found that the unfor-
tunate maniac had cut his own throat,
but not fatally. 1t was ascertained that
he had escaped from the lunatic asylum
at Cleremont les Pres, and had been
yainly sought for during whole month.
VIM Penn was sly old fox. Whom
he bought of the Indians in 1856 a tract
Of land commencing on the line of his
former purchases, and extending North
westerly as far as man could ride on
horseback in two days. doubtless he had
tough animal in his minds eye for the
task When this bargain was rc-dis-
cussed in 1887, and the modified plan
carried out by Thomas and John Penn,
it was stipulated that the purchase Of
1856 be consummated'by commencing at
Wuglitstown, in Bucks county, Penn,
ana terminating aJ spot man cOulu
reach in one and a-half days walk. A
man by the name Of Edward Marshall
was one Of the walkers selected. Mr.. j.
II. Martin states this man started from
Wrightstown at sunrise, on Sept. 10,
1887, and at sunset had reached Tobi-
hanna Creek. He was bctter athlete
than the Indians expected to find among
the whites. He put fifty miles behind
him the first day, and in eighteen hours
be walked eighty miles.
The Indians, we are told. were terri
bly, cxaspcrated by the result, as they
had no idea of selling their rich hunting
grounds beyond the mountains. Their
dissatisfaction increased until it ended in
war in ITS, and the first victims Of tho
tomahawk were tho family of Marshall.
When land was sold in the loose fashion
described. stout athlete was a man Of
much Importance. The Penns although
Quakers, were remarkably sharp traders.
The way they pulled the wool over tho
eyes Of the noble red mon would make
glad the hearts Of the model Indian
agent Of to-day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11

A young lady became 50 dissatisfied
with her lover that she dismissed him
In revenge lie threatened to publish her
letters to him. Very WE'LL said the
lady. II have no reason to be ashamed
Of any part Of my letters except the adj
dress"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-07-11

How THE ApAcmEs POP TIE QUEs-
TIoN Even those copper-colored cut
throats, the Apache Indians, have q
touch Of dclicacy and romance in them.
From lecture delivered in San Fran
cisco by Colonel John G. Carmany, VIC
take the following account of their court
ing customs: Every young girl is at
liberty to refuse suitor for her hand.
The father, mother and brother are pro-
hibitcd from interfering in her choice
Her person is at her own disposal. After
brief courtship the lover makes form
al proposal by offering 50 many horses.
Horses arc a standard Of value among
Indians. As the squaw docs all the
work horses are accepted as an cquiva-
lent for her labor When n young war
rior becomes cnamorcd he fastens his
horse near the wigwam Of the squaw
whose hand nc seeks, where he is left four
days. If she fails to feed or water tho
horse during that time the master is re-
jcctcd, but if she accepts his offer she
grooms and kindly cares for the horse,
and then ties him to the wigwam Of her
lover, as much as to say, II am willing
to be your slave and do your work" At
the marriage tho sagcs and saclems meet
together, and the bride is not unfrequcnt-
~ loaded with forty to fifty pounds Of
silver and copper trinkcts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
elmer betsbenren @cbnunaSnotb une
non hier ora1lirencen Hranfbeiten.

elmer befsbenren @obnunasnotb unc
BON bier aralirsncen 8rantbstten.
Sdpn felt ldnserer 3eit mar es Die
belonoere Sorse Der TT. 3caisrurs ure
per Mi.ner 8ommune, mitNidV9t auf
bic preiIe Der 9%sbsnsmittel, her Ncb:
nunaen uup Die lanitdren GerbaItni6e
Biens ginriatunasn ~ ldaHen, welz
de ben anebten 8lnidn Der sabls
rti6en 8elu9er Ter MusfeQuns ooQe
Ge6nuna tra9en 1ouen.
Namentlid iinr. mas bic Graae Der
Gbeueruns rer 9ebensmittd betrift bic
Befurdtunasn I'm, 10 weniser aere9tz
fertist als ri:3erealien, welde befanntz
lid cen masasbencen GinFub auf bic
preisaeia'rune Ter 9%ebensmitte! aeb<
men, in Golse pes milren @intsrs in
lnsaru bereutenc i'm Yreile ;urld9ez
sanaen ilue.
@as bic Beiorenille tpese1 elmer
Wobnunes 8alamitai wabrero her
M%usReauna betri6t, 10 mag IS eenisen,
rarauf bin,uweiisn, raB laut eiaer-
nur pbs11dalideu 3dbluns bsrsits
10000 @ebnunsen oferirt wcrren
fnD unc ;par III yreiieu verlhiecenit er
Mtaufunaen pom 2, 4, 6 bis 10 i. per
5an lpmit in fsiner 8eiie b5ber ais
bel ben frHberen WeltaWeReuunaen.
Ias NIT Nutorilatisn Der bier dmtl.
Generals DIRECTION sesrIneete Central
@ireau fir @obnuna uno Reile OK.
Observation-Disclosures 81 1T in cieier 5ini1dt
nit beitem Grfolse tbdti9. Die bier
amtl. @eueral>D DIRECTION lelbf bat bis
beute i1on cine Nn;abl preiswdrciser
@pbnunsen (200-300) su ibyer Ser
fiouna i'm DurdidAitt Don 4O-6O
fl. PER Monat unp Simmer.
Die ianitdrsn @erbdltuihe Biens
enplih iino 10 aunltis, ME lelten, incem
felt Dem Bisperauftauden Der Cholera
i'm Often peS @elttbsils in @ien ts,u
etnsissr G%bpleraiau soraefommsn uni
AUDI pie 8latterus& ranfbett ey!ol6en
1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

ben teleBten @%ebiststbeilen ausseibt
baben. Gs pirr erwartet, oaB bic
Gtappenpofen an Dem fir rieHdumuns
BON @ercun fefssleyten Sage arraumt
ruerten. Mrt. 4. Trantret@ trdst Die
Soften res unterbaltS Der in Dem Nrs
ronpil1ement BsIfort uno in len Deparz
tement5 Der 0osclen, Der Nroennen, Der
Weurtbe uno Dlplel uno Der Maas
febenren peutlden 1ruppen big iun,
SAGE rer Youalnbisen @dumuns tieler
Departments wie AUDI oiejenisen Der
in 0ercun uno in ben beiren Gtappen>
peiten febencen Gruppen bis CUR pollz
tdneisen 8dumuns pi:ier lebterenO rte.
Die 3abt Der Sruppen, wel@e gereun
beleben, miro UNI ni6t mebr a!s 1000
Mann bic 3abl Der @arnilon, Die jid
am Sage Der untstseidnuns pes sesenz
tpartissn 8ertrass paltlblt b%efinpet>
%iberteisen. Myt. 5. SiS jurNdumunA
Don @srrun >psrpen oas Mrronbi0es
m,ent Belfcrt uno bic i'm Mrtifel 3 be-
seidneten Departement5 na9 ibrer
Ndumune bur9 bic peutlaen 1ruppen
in militdri1dsr Besiebuns neutral er>
fldrt, unp curf fen feline anceren 1rups
pen erbalten aIS bic @arniiDnen, mel9e
sur Nuired!erbaltuns Der Srrnuns
notbwencis iein mercen. Tranfrei9
miro feline ueuen gefeiisunsen calelbft
srridtsn uuo Die b%eitebenoenB eieitisunz
gen ni9t oersrsesrn. 9n ben pom ZEN
peutlden Eruppen beissten Derarte>
ments wte in Gem NrronDihement BEL
fort miro sc. Maj. Der Dsutlde &aiz
fer, 8onis Don preubsn tetn anoereS
8eisiisunssmerf err;dten laf1en ais bic
eeaenpdrtts b~efebenpen. Nrt. 6. Jn'
Tau Ger Ni6tausfdbrunA rer i'm &C.
senwdrtisen Dertraa iibernommenen
Serbinplibteiten behalf fid sc. Maj,
Oct Deutlbe 8aiier, &Snis BON Yreu.
zen, raS Ne6t Dor. bic departments
unp pl1ye wiecer su bsleBeu oper ni6t
~ r6umsn. gu urfunp reien baben
cie b.trefenren BeuplImd6tioten zen
sesenwartisen Nct unterjsi6net unp
Jpn ibre 5iesel betseieBt. @elaeben
III Berlin, am IS. Wdr3 1873 @es.
Dicpmte re @ostaut : Birpn ; Bts>
mard."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
Qortptarrn,
@iforti@e 8iloer
ECn
g. 8. Seemitee1c.
(5prtissuns.l
Stebentes Rapitel.

Bir baben ben eeideasus Yoa eena
niat aeldileert> ME ersreifenr er aud
iein mpdte ; nid,t fir Ten pbe!Fihliz
den 3ui@auer, ioncern fir Did, lisber
2e1er, BET Dem es teines dusercn Sc
prdnses beparf UNI Define Set!e III,
Bebmutb ure ;ur Sammluna su flint
men, ODER fir Did, Muttsr uno junse
Grau, BE Du ron lebbaftsm Mi.leip
erBriffen wirR. rsnn Ou Elm @ai!enz
fino ter 2eide isiuer Muttsr, bic man
;u @raSe trdgt frlsen 1ieba.
1o't, in jenem itiusn Dirfs! res
0ottesadsr5, MO ris Birfe ibrs rlrren
8ldtter> orer ete SGnesAofsn> mslde
tbre 3weiae tseeden, atl6ittslt- BORT
rubst 2ena, ienes Spfer Ger Sdmerssn.
0on ibr rurfte man iaaen, rab itr ssz
ben Elm lanswietiges Sterben unD Der
COB ibr eeten eewsien!
Sft bat 9einrih nod rem geBrdbz
nib auf Dem airbbof numsilt, uro
feltff cie fleine 5anna fommt cit aus
Der Yfarrei welde fir i1e cine speite
5eimatb eetuorren it, Ariprunser> I'm
am @rate Der Wutter su lpislen. Nuh
yfarrer GberbarD psrldbt ME he Stride,
obne einen Slid rad Der Sts1s ~
rperfen, no 2ena ldIummert.
Wir tebren jegt su ben yebenecn unp
gum Serlouf uniersr grsdblaua ,urld,
I'm ben 6elcsn terisltsn, zen eclen
prieiter bis ;u ietnsm le!issn Gnre gu
teSleitsn.
Bobei ioQten mir Jpn aueess 81
iu9en baben, als beim Musiben Ter
Berfe drillider Mdbfenlisbc
1tele 2iebe rrarp in tenn Dintsr, css
iebt lber Qoserebem bersinbrah, oul
eie idmerife Drcbe oeltsit. GaeGlenp
bate G@ in pielen 0amil;en biuslid
n%isrerselahen uno Ter Betteitab sei6z
nste Don Iba,e ;u Ebire feline traariee
Spur. Der pfarrer ipar in iensa fun1>
mersOuenNusenbltden oct 1pirflide@a ter
leiner Sinner.
Boiler 2isbe upferte ct Wues, uaS ct
beiae> unermieli1 te(u@ts er bic pob!s
b~abeneen 2anelsute unc lammsltc Nls
mrlen fur ole Bittmen uno @ailen,
bel penen Ter @eponte tettslr, ~ mais
len, Die N6tbe Ger Sbam aaf ole Wanz
gen trieb. 9r ains sur Staet no ey
eurb bic Runee feiner unrerrienten
Daft uisle Breunpe ;dt!te; er f!opfte
bff Cen Neiden uno Wlldliden ner
Gree an unp sat fir eos arnae eoper.
9bem.
Sit mar ct nit Nen;sem-mit lebr
Benissm gum Dorfe surldseFebrt. aber
Ct lief fd oucurd ntdt entmutbiaen,
oenn ct pusts, roas aeidriebtn Re5t
user auebarrt bis ans GEos, Miro iez
Zig mereen."
MQee, mas Ger Seeliorser pen leinsu
@insen mitbrabte, eab CT, i'm Nameu
Der @ebsr> ben lluslidltdeu. God Ct
sat niAt nur ; er fuete trSfeuceB orte,
jene Seele res X!mciensetens, binSu.
so lpsifs er ben 2eib unp crauidte E.
eie Seele.
Die Nfarrsi mar Don NQem enttl6Bt,
mas nt6t serare unentbebrlia war.
Die alte Wasc, welde rie tdsli@en
bdusli1en arbeiten serrt@tete, fab nit
lbrdneu in benMueen, beute rae Brpp.
uersen oenDein,r ana pierer bic mar
men Deden peS Bettes ceer ea5 eins
uno anrere 2lsipungsfad ees @reilea
peylawiaoen.
Das cine Mal, alS bas lsbte paar
blaue Idubdeu 3utrauli& bas Gutte'
aus ieiner 9ane pidte, bate ct ;u lets
ner Maso selaSt: .Wir pereen une
pom ben treueu Greune@en treaueu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

Gs wirb Absnb +!

@ieb Der CONNIE leste @trablen
2ihte W1itlsin rpfs malen,
limb bann l1liebt CUR aiaen Stub
sic bas solb'ne Nuse 3u.
Gs mirb Mbent!
Muf ben Jluren, in ben Matten
2aeer1 ll9 bic erniten S&atten>
5u(9en leis ron Baum gu Baum,
Dunfler tpirb's i'm &rbenraum.
GS pirb Mbent!
9or9, pom Eburme pel&eS eauten,
limb 10 ernlt, tpas fann's bsseuha!
Z 1T Der Mbenesluds Son,
Mabn: gun, iiQeu 9stsn l9oa.
Gs pirt Mbenb!
Erobsn bod in ueiter Gerue
Gunfeln traulit eolb'n III Sterne
limb bss Wonbes Silberidein
@pislt NIT 81 attern in benz 5ain.
GS wirb Mbenb
Mtenb fummt 70 fia unb leile
Sn bas 5er3 auf andre @eiie,
SdlieBt bic Come ibren 2auf
@eb'n pa teine Sterne auf!?
&. 8. Maimanu,