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The New York herald., 1873-10-17
REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE.

The Republican State Committee has made its
headquarters in parlors and K at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel and will hail from there for the remain
der OF the campaign.
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seventythree per cent Of the total trade by water
was in foreign vessels; and for the corresponding
period OF 1872 the value OF articles carried In for
eign vessels was about seventy-sx per cent As
some four or lve months viii elapsc before the
annual report on commerce and navigation for
1873 is printed and bound IL Is the intention to
furnish further details relative to foreign trade
from the advance sheets OF monthly report No. H.
Important Internal Revenue Decision
Affecting Patent Medicine Vendors.
Upon o question as to whether certain medi-
cines, the packages Of which are encased in wrap.
per, the directions upon which are alleged to have
been copied rerodtim from q work claimed to be
q dispensatory, now and hitherto in common use
among physicians and apothecaries, and not
sold under any other Ruise, are liable to
tax under schedule C, 1t is held by
the Internal Revenue once that II medi-
cine is put up in retail packages-packages
that are intended to be sold directly to consumers
accompanied, each package, with this wrapper,
that the style OF putting up Is similar to that Of
putting up patent or proprietary medicines in gen.
eral, and, therefore, they are liable to the stamp
tax. The Commissioner further says that where
the medicine is accompanied with all the direc-
tions as to the time when and the manner In which
the article is to be TAKEN and the article Is put up
by the maker, manufacturer or compounder
with view OF giving such specific directions
directly to the patient, no matter from what
sources such directions and such Information are
obtained-from the experience and observation OF
physician, from.medcal books or otherwise-the
style is the same and 1t is similar to the style
which the makers and venders OF patent medicines
adopt as witness the thousands OF such articles in
the market, and the labels, handbills and wrapper
which accompany them.
The American and Mexican Claims Conn
mission
having named Sir Edward Thornton to act as
umpire, he has accepted the nomination, provided
hts government will consent to his acting In that
capacity, which consent he has asked Meanwhile
the commissioners are engaged In the examination
OF cases for adjudication.
The Railroads and the Mails.
A table, in course OF preparation for the annual
report OF the Postmaster General, shows that by
the recent readjustment Of the pay on railroad
routes for the year ending September 80, 1873, the
amount OF annual compensation to all railroad
companies has been increased $228, s23 being now
$1,Ol5, sos per annum. The readjustment is made
on fifty-seven railroad routes. Six hundred dir
ierent railroad companies receive pay for carrying
the mails. The aggregate length OF the railroad
service in the United States Is now nearly ob. 600
miles, and is increasing ct the rate or over 1000
miles per annum. = ~. S ~
The Tax on Spirits and Tobacco.
Numerous kilograms have been received by Com
Douglass from distillers, asking, as a
matter Of relief, that the tax be not collected on
such spirits as remained in warehouse for one year,
but the Commissioner has no authority TO postpone
lts eonecuon ~ the law reouses the tax to be paid
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
A NEW YORK CONVICT TO BE HANGED.

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct 16, 1873.
Michael Dononue was sentenced this morning by
Judge Rumsey TO be hanged on the 10th day OF De-
cember next for the murder OF fellow convict at
Auburn State Prison on tno 22d OF May last. -
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The Liberal city Convention.

The Liberal City Convention met at Sawyer's
Hall, Fulton street, corner Of Jay, Brooklyn last
evening. Mr.. Charles w. GODDARD presided, and on
motion Of fex-Assemblyman James r. Allaben the
democratic nominee for Mayor, John w. Hunter,
was unanimously endorsed by the Convention.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Sixth Senatorial District Convention met
last night at Fortuna Hall, $50 Second avenue, but
after some desutory discussion adjourned until
Tuesday next without making any nomination.
The Convention appeared to be much split up as to
the nominee.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
DUTY ON EARTH,
REWARD IN HEAVEN.

The die is upwards or three feet square, resting
on the marble base and is most elaborately carved
On the south face Is steam nre engine, on the
east the ime-honored hand engine, on the north a
hose carriage and on the west hook and ladder
truck. They are all cut In high relief, and to the
nremen at least are q very attractive feature
OF the monument. Next above the die Is plinth,
and upon this Is the shaft, i've feet six inches in
height and two feet two inches square. The 'front.'
OF the shaft Is ornamented with shield, the form
and details Of which are similar to the shield fur
nshed to the Fire Department by the city. The in
scrlption upon the shalt Is as iOllOws:-
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

would lie between Juuge curtis ana MI.
Evarts. There are some considerations
which weigh in favor OF each OF them. Judge
Curtis is probably the more thorough and pro-
found common law lawyer; Mr. Evarts is the more
versatile-has probably more general culture, more
political experience and L. younger in years. Mr..
Evarts, too is In full sympathy and accord In his
views OF public policy with the ruling party at this
time. Judge Curtis, believe, Is not entirely so.
Both are gentlemen OF the purest and highest
character and lawyers OF the most eminent ability.
Either would adorn the place. But, notwlthstand-
ing the precedents appear to be the other way,
would prefer to see the Chief Justice taken from
the Bench OF the Court In the present condition
OF things there are four or i've Judges on the
Bench in the full vigor OF manhood, with years OF
experience In that Court, thoroughly conversant
with It's rules and notwithstanding, as they
have, In their high places with great honor to
themselves and acceptance to the profession
and In full sympathy and accord with
the President and his party In their political
and constitutional Views and opinions. am de-
cdedly OF the opinion that the appointment should
be made from their number. This would create q !,
vacancy on the Bench and enable the President to
give an appoin tment TO the South. Two or three
prominent names suggest themselves-Hon. b.
II. Bristow, OF Kentucky; Hon. Thomas Settle, OF
North Carolina, and Hon. Thomas ]. Durant OF
Louisiana. The nrst two are young men OF re-
mmarkapie vigor and ability Tne last named NJ.
n!gh legal and literary attainments, o thorough
knowicdge OF civil ana continental jurisprudence.
: Inc nne Judge, who Is pre-eminently man OF bust
which seemed to indicate q happy termination of
What ne feared would be tedious pumpinR-out
proeess' wash made known the opject OF the VISIT
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| by poison or drowning ' was The most
pleasant. After giving the subject mature
consideration, he concluded that he would
not die at all, and accepted q situation as
porter In wholesale grocery store,
whose proprietor had known his father.
Hewas rolling barrels one day when
his friends came In.
"Ha said they. "You see, now, we
were right-you are brought down TO
manual labor at thirty"
Precisely what my physicians would
have prescribed for a wasted constitution
like mine," said he, cheerfully: II am
gaining flesh under 1t"
They came in again and saw him eat
ing brown bread and ham.
Hal" they remarked, "You are
brought down to plain food. We, told
"My friends" said he, impressively,
"were l the possessor Of millions, should,
after ten years Of dissipation, DO compel.
ed to eat plain food or die. l0h, ,yeE i'm
beetles can't you see that this Is natural?
What difference does 1t make whether
eat brown bread by the advice on ply.
slclan. or eat It because 1 can't get any
other? What. difference does II make
whether l exercise my oyer-taxed body
In o gymnasium, where l. pay for sthe
privilege, or exercise it by rolling bar.
.els, Tor which l get paid? Exercise and
plain food, said my doctor long ago, Is
what yoti must hAYe.' Il am getting both,
ye soddeni Drained JolfB comlorters!
lE And Samuel worked On ardTgot his
.hedlth, and finally got into business, and
made money, and had another fortune TO
spend; and he spent 1t.
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ALI people would undoubtedly prefer a flue
head Of hair grown upon their own heads, TO DO.
Ing bald, or wearing false hair, and ithas been
the study Of many Of our learned men 10 find q
remedy to restore the hair whelit has fallen out,
and renew It's color after 1t has become graf.
Such remedy has been found and Is now OF.
fcred 10 tho world under tho name OF Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover; and, to verify
this statement, read the following: y. ~
This Is to certify that was very bald in fact,
my head was perfectly smooth and 1t is com.
mon in my family to grow bald early In life. !
have now used four bottles of Halls Vegetable
sicilIan Hair Remover; aud the hair has grown
cut all over my head, and Is now natural
brown. BARLEY C0NLoN.,
sotPIo, JENNINGS Co., IND, n
May %, 1868.
Personally appeared before mo Barley conlon,
and upon. oath, says the above statement is true.
d&w, d. N. BurLER, Notary Public.
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SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE TREATMENT.

When applied with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche and accompanied with DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as con.
stitutional treatment, DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy produces perfect cures of the
worst cases Of Catarrh and OzRna OF many
years standing. This thorough course Of
medication constitutes the only scientific,
rational, safe and successful manner Of
treating this odious disease that has ever
been offered 10 the afflicted: So successful
has 1t proven that the proprietor has long
offered standing reward OF $500 Tor q
case Of Catarrh which he can not cure.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
Il TItos. j. BIsHoP ,of South Brooklyn, N.
Y, writes that his wife had suffered since
q child with Catarrh until 1t had resulted
in what eminent physicians pronounced
Consumption; that she has used Dr.. Sage's
Catarrh!Remedy with DR.. Pierce's Gold.
en- Medical Discovery, and they have
worked wonders with her case.- "a
STEALING DUB THUNDER.
People should beware ofthose imposs
tiers who not only try to initiate Dr.
Pierce's Family Medicines but also copy
his original style Of advertising by offering
various sized rewards Tor cases Of Catarrh
and other diseases which they can not
cure. Those who do not possess sufii-
Client intelligence to enable them'to write
Observation-Disclosures of their own, but
have toistealt those OF Others, are not like,
" to have made great and valuable dis
coveri0s In Medicine. Look out Tor them.
deods,w&w
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. ~ aITsed un.ln

What Is the meaning OF this familiar phrase
when employed to signify an unnatural coDdi-
tion OF body and mind! It means exhaustion,
languor, want ofvitAl energy, mental apathy
best, and In factth only PERFECTLY reliable pan.
.acea for used up" system isthat most popt1"
lar and potent Of medical stimulants, Hostel.
ter's stomach Bitters. No matter whether the
health has been broken down by CT cessive labor,
over::study, an insalubrons Atmosphere ankle.
other cause. this3powerinl and pleasant yegeta.
BILE restorative will soon recruit the dropping
energies OF nature restoring the integrity OF the
nerves, and re.establishng that functional regu-
larity which Is essential TO animal yigor and
hopeful frame OF mind. As o cure Tor debility
In ali It's varied Manifestations, Hostettef's
Stomach Blttets Ia unapproached by any one
tonic In the mdkertd mtdteG. d&w
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convened at the Supreme Court room at
10 O'Clock this morning. Present, the
Hon. Five "L@"sI scksou, Judge. The
Court heard o feH motions from the bar,
and adjourned until 8 o'clock this alter
noon, waen . grand jury isto be empaln--:
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Advice for Everybody That Costs
Nobody Anything.

Lotions and, cosmetics make o superb
cialS coating lon the skin, give an artificial
color easily seen, but are yllely destruc.
tive Of the color, texture and pliability oil
the skin itself. Wrinkled, haggard and.
prematurely old looking, exactly describe
the appearance CT those who habitually
the clear, transparent, healthy and Ssoh
tinted complexion which nature gives,
free from pimples, tan, freckles, or all
other disfgurements, use Hand Sapolio-
the most effective and iragant toilet soap
ever manufactured. Sod by all dealers at
10 and 10 cents cake. cod&w
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the Public Printing. The Governor "has
said In his heart" that Henry shall never
again get his arms into the State Treasury
as long as he 10 Governor, and the only
way for him TO get the printing was Tor
the Legislature 10 make o Governor who
would certify his bid, But what about
the Constitution ? All, there's The fubl
1tesys that tte Governor shall approve all
bids for the public printing before they
shall be valid. How do they get over the
Constitution / answer by violating II
exacpy as they have done at least o dozen,
times during the present session: Have
the people no voice in the matter Shall
they lie supinely on their backs and allow
. Bourbon Legislature 10 trail the, dear,
new Constitution in the dust N4A'NGoN
BETHANY AGAIN. 4 70 "
In the Senate to-day, the bill repeating
the appropriation TO Bethany college
was passed and communicated to the
House. The vote was:11 for repeal to,10
against. l can't possibly ascertain the
state OF the House on this bill. From the
general apathy ofithe members, however,
I am led to believe that the House will
not concur. s's.ti !, I; r,,: ..gl al, ., -
't Hs'. THE ROAD LAW. la A. To-.
In my letter Of yesterday, ! stated that
the House had passed the Conference
Committees reporton the Road Law On
yesterday evening abont dark they moved
a reconside Iteration ipt the, vote by which
the bill was passed, and rescinded their
action on the billI "A committee was an
pointed to report the present Road Law
from the Code, changing the names Of
Townships 10 Districts, with recon.
mondation that 1t pass, and the House has
pledged itself TO pass 1t without debate.
q THE APPROPRIATION BILL
forI the present session, which will pass in
aIday or two, foots up little less than
$3.50, 900. OF course this includes the ap
10 all Of the different State
Institutions. But TO say; the least, Il is
simply enormous. The tax payers will
have TO answer the question, "where will
the money come from to pay these ex-
penses?" Its Democratic funeral, Re.
publicans have nothing 10 do withit. We
are easy.
10 3. THE FEDERAL COURT
= I e = A.. D. q.
at the Supreme Court room OF
10 O'Clock this morning. Present, the
Hon. Five "J,."sjJ Jackson, Judge. The
Court heard feIg motiona from the bar,
and adjourned until o'clock this after
noon, waen . grand jury isto be empan--:
neled.! MAN sAoG 5Iuy 20. lasI.la Dra IA
Givl THE CAPITAL FIGHT VII o., d
was at 0 high pitch on yesterday and last
night. Charleston men were onSthe war
path equal to, the Modocs. They thought
that their time had at last come. II did
look very much like removal was inevita.
BILE. To-day, however, things wear q dill.
ferent aspect. 1t seems to be generally
understood that nothing further will be
done on the subject this session.
The weather continues beautiful and
everything is quiet on the Kanswha,. IA
' ToMAHAwK.
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Total, Il, Goo Gifts, all Cash amounting

Total, 2,cOO GIFTS, all Cash amounting
to...., l,oUU,UUU
The chances fora gift are as one to Ave.
ya5 1 PRICE OF TICKETS. .ia 80
Whole Tickets, $50. Halves. $25; Tenths. or
each coupon, 8; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
% Ticketi Tor $1,000; il3 Whole Tickets foi
5000; 227 Whole Tickets FOR 10000. No dis:
count on lees than $500 worth OF tickets.
The Fourth Gilt Concert win BIO conducted In
alirespecis like tho three which have already
Seen given, and fdil Particulars may be learned
from circulars, which will be sent free from this
Orders f5r tickets and Applications for asen.
oses attended 10 In tho orderthey arc 10
ceiyed, and, 1t 10 hoped they will bs sent In
promptly, tbat there may be no disappoint ment
Or delay In alling ali. Liberal terms given to
those who buy 70. sell again. All agents are
esss md sstR t ass y s IN
= THOs. E. BRlmLEFTE,,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager
Gin Concert, Public Library Building. Louis.
vile, KY, decl3- cod AW
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DEPARTURE OF TRAIRs.
Qhtl,stellaqe1u. ll / !.
CHARLESTON,

l-.s.h+ ....'..
The Flint Lock Senator Denies that The
Present. Legislature Has Used Any Part
oGMe School Fund --1He Attorney Gen
edl Made Gopern0r9Iy the Legialature %
Declare Walker Public QfSHter.rSt ndt0r
StON Fires a &c I5nHdsr, Int6 thar Camp
-The Senate RepedlS dc BETHANY ,APpro'
prialion-The Road Lao to be Taken
from tie C0d6- The appropriation Blu
Orsr $40, 000-1'he United Stdte5 Court
The Capita! Fight nj an End, Etc., Flo.
CHARLESTON, Dec. TO-
Special Correspondence orthe lntclligenecril =
TIKI FLINT LOCK SENATOR ON TIE SCHOOL
FUND. T..
have inadvertently omitted TO notice
tue conduct ofthe dominant faction in the
Senate, led by the flint lock gentleman
nom Harrison county in that body, that
iuDk place some days since In relation 10
tue use OF the School Fund. ~ ~.
A resolution had been introduced o lev,
days before asking the Auditor TO make
an exhibit Of the amount Of the School
Fund used each year from 1851 to. the
present time, Smiling Edward, Of course,
came to time with the information de-
sired His report showed that In July,
1866, there were so many thousand dollars
Of this fund used Ii 1867 so much; in
1869, so much; in 1870, so much I; 10 1871,
nothing; and in 1879, nothing, &c, &c,
&C Now, anybody without eyes ought
10 have sig hit enough to see that there is
grand error in This report. 1t shows
that in July Of each Of five years q certain
amount OF the School Fund was used, the
report did not sayit, bnt It meant TO have
said "by the Radicals.n This 10 impossi-
bic, for the reason that the apportion-
ment Of the School Fund never takes
place, or is not made rather, until the end
Of the fiscal year, which Is the 30th. Of
September All money in the Treasury
prior to that time Is one and the same
fund, and Is no less than a general fund
Tor general purposes. Hence say that
The School Fund was not. made In 1866,
u, 'iS, 90 and 40 as stated, because
there was no School Fund In July OF those
years, for the reason, as I have stated,
that the apportionments werc not made
until September Of each year, aand until
tlat time all funds in the Treasury were
one and the same. = q a'ldi -!
But then the Joke OF the matter does
nOtstOp here. MIR. Camden Flint Lock-
moved that 10000 copies Of this;state.
ment Of tho Auditor be printed, =, to
circulate among the eople; and gayesas
biz reason, that o certain snewspap per COR
resnondnnt fnteay,jnt, slai uTomaha fgkp 4
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Travellers Register.


ARRIVAL or TRAINS. o'l,.,s.
BsO. Il K ...lil2O am. L 6:65 p,mIl u so pm.
Central Ohio DIYl 251a.m. 1910 am. 7:20 pm.
CIeyeId a Pitts. 1O:io am. B:07, I'm. -: 40.
Icmpicd 4. T.. $40 Am 81 .......:l a:40 pm.
DEPARTURE OF TRAIss. ~. -. u ]
ECO. RR.....I 6:e5 am! s:B5a m. G;20p!m.
T,n,ral Ohio Dlyl TOO q. m, p:4J q, 6:90p.m.
CIeycld & Pits. Cos o. m! 9. ...... $50 pm
Hrmphcd 4. r. 1865 ana ln....l ~: $40 nm.
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The Lowest Prices,

'-a1a l'g,q1o1 giao la4 'sggn. q
Eti1 e41 n! aa3.Y si1oas9gD2 10
gH'ig1 au-r.i 81 q 0g.It
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-22
NeribicSemes.
Wie rs Ginem gebeu fann.

es mar I'm @usua 1856. Sd battle
In Berlin bic SrObs iurifilts Staais.
prhfuns ubiOIpirt. NOR sliidItb ,wiidsn
alien alippsn tr YrObs' artsitsn bin,
eur&ssi&ift uub srbislt sinss 5assS
turd bsn Yot.n bss MinilisriumS msins
ernsnnun8 gum @sri&tsailsdOr. Sur
wsr 6 tis 7 Sabre unbtiulpst an btn
pnldlsbsnsn @nittst5itn tss qantss
,,,ur usbuns" ssarbtlttt. nur wtr. tsn
buibIssr Satrsn nabsr ais ten 3wan.
,tSsrn. bsidsiosn In ben Sibunssn In
Der Gdt Ssfs0sn uno feline bsasn MIbsi.
ten Son lanntssn alttn 5srrtn tat .,eors
rlstren" laGsn miiitn. nur tr wsib.
mas Id tslm gmrfauss btsisr 9Otfaaft
fiblk !
enblta 1T bic Belt Der Ytafuns pOr'
iib,r, snelI& tsr 5afsn srrsidt, Der
SABRE lang I'm NsbsIlalsir Dor uns
lag, sntli@ bic M6sIIdfsit purtanpsn,
elm anRdnoists Musfomwsn au srrsl,
den. 8Olenfartsn ltsst bic 3utanft
Dor uns ta. 8olsafatb.n.r nod, wsnn
cline alts Muttsr. bic Sabre lang bic
t0&asm Gntbstrunssn g. trassn. um tsm
SObns bic srObe garrisrs 3u srmSsIia.
en-, bic Grsuss tt,iIt.
50 battle alio sinss f&Snsn Wiorssns
msin Yatent Ibaltsn. 80 wObnte TN
SOt.l g., 3tmmsr 80. 4. unb NIT glib.
ssl&nsae bate f& bic frsubiss Suubs
benz san3sn 5auspuionaI mitsstb.ilt.
8tln,r, 5ausmaNdfn unb 1atbttr sr.
f&tsnsn init srinfsnbsm @sf&t unb
wini&tsn nit gladerud BEN ,,9srrn
gRsGcr" stnsn sutsn Norssn. Der
Gag uuo Der Mtsnb wuresn fr.ubis tn
&rdi. iI,br Grsunbs esrbratt, 9rt.f.
wurtsn nod allen 5immsIss,ssnbsn &c.
f&risttn unb bic eintrsdenps gla&t fat
ben nsussbadsnsn 3srrn aGsRor auf
bsn ais.r. unb aOwsnialsn In R.i.
nsds's Gap 8tlltr. an Der @dt Der Gin,
ben FBsu, no r bstaslid fsin @las
ga.gonaantin f&lirfte. te.--@sssn Mlit.
tsrna&t trat Id msinsn 5simpss AZ.
Dts fslts mari Id mid auf msIn Eager !
gOritsr raul&tsn fs, bic 8iltsr Der.
sanssnsr Sabre, zines folste b.m an.
bsrsn, unb perSransts 90 nit Matbt.
absr tnmittsn alIes @swtrrss Ieudtt.t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-22
s5arrisbura, Na., Conmerifas, @eai %, 1873.
poeCic.
Mm cen Mpril.

Mm ben Mpril.
0oitIcb tnB tu bon tinnsn ,isbh,
Du f&Iimnsr, launissr @,sltat,
llne pistsr auf Gin Sabr sniakti
0ftrisbfn uon Der SluItnlfar
Gin Ssu8lr muBt Du fiber lsin,
Wie tNns 3balfn bitS bstutiltn!
Du fieaisif bid gar frsunbIit elm
limb IItbtli bid ,.,pilfcmmrn" bsibtn!
Can't traili bu bic RssisIuns an.
8rst pon GtiSB, frsi sen @sldlms!
Iu bra&f BEN qsnss foIs bic Yabn
limb i@snfisit sIns miles 9Harms!
Wit 9IiB unb DOnnsrfra4 psFmtnst
CAB man ben Nss.n nisbniftissn
lin, burb Der 1ropftn Ser ssirinIt
Den batttn 9obsn auhuwsitsn
Aasln tu nadiiii plCBlib Salt
unb blitisf fril&pss pcn tn ettT
Zen Scrsas ptrlsuftIt.falt
rnb ianstsa piltt SbnssssRObrI
DSJu hsnn bisisr iiitus Sprung
Yin bsinsn trsibla puri&afIstassaI
0tb ! esb' - 90 wirb nitt glt nitt Sung
Dtin Sbfietn, bu NpfiI bsflassu.
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Nh nen Mai.

WiaiSmmtn, lisbsr l&Snsr Mai!
0tfdmiidt init 8nuspsn unb nit 8liilbsn
aSmmf Du alS grauiisam bstbe
limb baH&a umbsr tm @Oitts 8rirtrn.
Sin frif&w Sbsm fiiat bic puit
llnb lOdt bsrppr tsS 9obenS Seine,
81 iprsust ne 8slsln istn G'raft -
limb @onns lhbmt turb ale RGumt.
Der Simmsl iirabli I'M Dunislblau,
10 ,isrsn fi& nit Grim bic @Isi'n,
llnS bur& bic buntssplrits @u
Sisbt man bic 9aGlsin muntsr fisbsn.
Den aeubslaubisn paiu uub Walo
9sbstri&i bic Giniamlsit ni&t LANCER -
Das rUbs Subsllisb nI&allt
llab aui ben 3psissn biipit sm Sansr.
D puntel9bn II GOliss Wsll!
Wis reid II ibrs pradt unb Gias,
@mn fe bic GritIInsa. .8sier bait I!
Gs pirIt unb itafit rin tsiI'sn @ils.
90 lsi una, Iistu Wai, sssrii6t!
Du biii bsr MufrRtbunsS-9Ois
llub ruff uns ftsunolib su: IS iprisbt
Trsinif tas qsbsH aus BEN 3obs"