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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-12-04
CANE so SUDDEN,

avert. 1t was as bhOuSn the lanu
were directly smitten by the AL
mighty. The disaster came rs
comes all earthquake, which full
fills its destructive mission at
once, without delay and without
warning; against which there is no
defence; which prOstrates the
staunchest, unnerves the boldest,
and gives to all an indescribable
feeling of hopeless helplessness.
HOW THE GRAssHOPPERs CAME.
One can hardly wonder at the
panic when hearing the report
which eye witnesses give of the
dense masses, the mighty volume
of winged destrOyers. They
came," we are told sin one contin-
GUS stream that was hours in pass
ing, flying high in the air, Obscur-
ing the sun, and having the ap-
pearance of heavy snow. (The
locusts are of a dark drown hue;
but when flying above ones head
they shew only the white under
surface or lining of the wing and
body, giving them the appearance
of snow-fi akes). Beneath this
mighty stream was another, con
tinually detaching itself from the
main body, curviEg downward to
the earth. Thus for seven days
they fell. In myriads they came,
settling on the fields, the gardens,
| tho trees the hOuSeS. and hVWavs
through all the land destroying
everything green and tender" In
this manner they swept through
the state, from west to east, caus-
ing great loss and a much greater
fear-producing a panic every
where.
THE IMPR EssloN PRODUCED ABROAD
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-09
EE. N0K, D. D. s.

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12
FROM DEs MONIES.

DEs NelNEs, Feb, s.--ln both ho,ts-
es this morning the question OF allow
lug the Agricultural College invessies-
ting committee 10 empiey alto, ney
was considered.
The Senate decided that by vote OF
majority of the committee they could
emyloy the Attorney Generci, and left
the matter to the opinion ofthe COM
nittee.
a bill was introduced in the House
appropriating one hundred thousand
dollars for two years tor the erection
Of tho new capital building.
The resolution to take recess from
to-day uatil the l7th, was tabled; yeas
45, nays 40.
A resolution relative to the inves-
tigation committee employing attar-
news. called forth sharp debate iu
both houses, occupying the greater
portion Of the session.
Other legislation was unimportant.
The Investigating eommittc on the
Agricultural College affairs reviewed
the Legislative acts in appropriaiiug
money to the College, and adjourned
without iransacting any other busi-
ness
a communication was read from
President Welch requesting permis-
zion 10 cross examine all witnesses,
which was placed on file.
Legislative talk is rife with the re-
cess mania. .p
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NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Feb. ).
Earl Russell, in letter to Sir John
Murray, ON the relations existing be-
tween ROME and Germany says tho
very same principles which bound mo
to ask for equal freedom for the Ro-
man Catholics, Protestants. Dissenters
and Jews, bind me To- protest against
. conspiracy which aims at confiniag
the German empire in chains, never it
is hoped to be shaken OFT. hasten TO
declare with all the friends Of Free
dom, and trust with a majority
the Eng glish nation, that L could never
call myself = lover of civil and religi-
Ous liberty, were | not to proclaim my
sympathy with the Emperor Of Ger
many In the noble struggle in which
he ID engaged. We have nothing to
do with the details of German laws;
they may be just; they may he harsh;
We can only leave to the German peo-
plc to decide for. themselves, as we
have decided for ourselves. At all
events, we are able to see that the
cause OF the German Emperor is the
0allse Of liberty, and the cause of the
Pope Is the cause of slavery
A letter from Paris says the general
belief, IN educated circles, is that
while Prince Bismarck would avoid 3
war by preference, he would not miss
. prctext which would give him the
appearance of right and enable him to
crush once and for all the uitramon-
tame party. Recent elections to the
Prussian Parliament have demonstra-
ted the extreme improbability of
Prince Bislnark's success by purely le-
gal or parliamentary means. The
Catholics have gained tbirty.five seats
in the Landtag, over and above what
they had, aud the Liberals have gained
eonsiderably. -
French Bishops announce their in
teution to resist sny attempt to muzzle
them, and Plus the TX has counselled
them TO light the coed fight of faith
even unto martyraom. 80
As eorralary: to all this the Bourse
has been falling ftightfnlly during the
past three days and spreading eonster-
nation in financial circles. - z
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section, prescribing it as the duty Of
the Alarshsi Of each district to transmit
to the Clerk of the District Court, in
July vt each year, u tabular statement
Ot all the bankruptcy cases in which
be has been called TO act, with full par
ticoIars and details Of the amounts
realized, the amount OF costs and fees,
the kind aud number of cases, the final
disposifiOn OF them. ctc. (; and making
it the duty OF the Clerk OF the District
Court TO forward these statements to
tho Attorney General, with the list Of
cases pending and disposed of, the
dividends declared. their disposition.
&C, and atiixing the penalties for neg
lcct Of these duties by Clerks and Mar.
Ahals. rhe section was adopted.
Mr. Thurman offered an amendment
70 abolish tho Office of Register in
performance Of the duties Of Register
by the District Courts, and giving
them powcr when necessary or advis-
able, to appoint special commissioners,
to perform the duties now performed.
by the Regfstcrs, with such compensa-
ton only as shall be allowed by the
Court. S@
Mr.. sherman entered q motion to
reconsider the vote by. which the
House resolution for joint commit
tee Of investigation was concnrred in,
Saying he thought ii would answer
every purpose to have the House COM,
mittee Live conduct the, investiga-
tiOn.
Pending the discussion OF Mr.. Thur
mans amendment TO the bankrupt
bill, the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned.
e HOUSE. vas
The resolution fixing the gay Of
witnesses before the Senate Investi-
eating Committee, was fixed ut four
dollars per day, and five cents a mile
each way. WAS adopted.
| Aresolution, offered n few days ago,
asking the Postmaster General for In
formation in relation to the system Of
making mail contracts, etc., was taken
up and adopted.
The bill to pay. Joseph y. Petrie, of
Illinois, 1900 In recognition Of his
heroic and successful efforts in rescu-
ing from starvation and impending
death q train Of emigrsnts snowned
in between the Sierra Nevada and
Trinity Mountains, I'd November and
December, 1859, and IN payment OF
biz expenses and losses, gave. rise to
Considerable discussion In Committee
OF the Whole, but was finally agrced
to. rs 1etS
A number Of other private bills
were passed, and the House adjourn.
ed till tomorrow, the session to be for
debate only.
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THz State Grange Of ulinoiss through
| : eonmittse, hes peoppssded thsfol-
lowing qLsstions to tho Illinoia Repgs-
ssntGites In CongrsaA7 ThAy leok I
Fliteoo politicals aay ve@ #sri9.a
]. Ought the General Govvrnmsnt
| q. Qpen. tae mouth of Tie HisSlssippl
River nad improve the other kfSAt M,
uonal highways Of commercef w
= Ought tho duties On Uoaa, lumbsr,
Salts iron. eteel and gTticles manpfac.
tpred thsrsffofn, - repsaledf sI
~ Ought the eoesttng trede % be
6PSs :1d fFss 70 ~ =. sSssslf !. = ail
| q Ought 'ths esnsrat .SsSkisfl Law
~ bs rsvissa sad amsndsd ik %
Is Ought ths sasaSrsl eev,s,unan|
give any moro Land or puusfdid u
g. Ought Paisnts 70 bsSsnsved oi
lextende0f ~ as9
s7 Ought the Tsri6 y b FOR Pro
lection and RevsaUe, or nevsnue olone
lor.to be abolishtd Z S sFs s9@
d Ought the BankTuptcy Eaw to bl
| revised or repealed9 saa3isl
| 8. Ought the Genefal Goyefnnen
| U Qwp Q5 eyerclss 9py soytEpl ct line
| oi 1ilaipoTtA Mon through M matte
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THE STORY OF A KISS.

$3.50 Z ~ - 8 - a -
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/ al aid Mias Daliasg md, rnon :, very a.
!, !, r;;o,,s matte. Pardon me II anpear q
he meddling with vour sseorets. i al d only
| 70 save follow crestnro,s lif,'u M, a5g,s
/ Tbavo,,nv ,,ncar,. fare 1ns,,.a .lor;.s
| the remarks' but nalcd whsn he. spoke +
gravely. Hc continnsd: !: = 9asl, F,.ls.sss !. !.
bedside Of Honrv Gilman and iound m
| postratod with ! brain fsvery Tsav q III
outset thst the csse was flesperaAs ono, bsl
hoped that skill and case might bring HIN
through From Mat day 20 ths have
neen aimost conseant a. my asten0sncs se-
On nun hsss naitIso sish els asss.ssl s: tanss 9,
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| In che hours thai IL 'mind. wandsved; yon.
| name VA. oonssa apsIy, On, hise tonxss. ! ,lai,
| 4 stee to,d ma IN answer to nv 6nss1;sns
| thai Harry wssdeeply. .in, love W;th' 'you. hu;
| that an estsanRssnenf has como bst wen .you
lately and think thas thp blow hss 6oer
| the eae that brought him undss my caee.
Te-eisht the crisis III his diasess will b
reached, and tp-night viii sanawar on
| quss,ions = 10 uhesheg ha will live q die.
Without any help but such as I can render
MIN be may be sared. but = maus life i
too greaL 70 be t,iAsd with, and We tssl tha,
| Il yol would, but help ,u9 We cohld ,sa1ell
save. him Win jon censent q assist pa q | 4 ]
Nv bat could Z do ~ abe asked. ,ss \. s !.
assThs plan that have : marked ont u
lnply this, ALoat nidaisht Is viii
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NsJusf this Miss sDaliss s 2 When N
awakens. he ii hopef0i and rem b6FFss
uothiur Of his disSopoln,nent. No viii not
need you Ct nj. But should he hsein 10
sink, The, slsht you would sav5 hin. '1lI
but how f'6 sssps essif'sT sssStssz
toufd rrctsntl ttss ron hafl recalled
your decision 81 ! fsW weeks sg6.s ss.isss =
On, that would be tho horrible Z. c6dld
never do that. $1,000. s.s.y- -
MOT % save hunaAn life r. he esksd
solennfy - 'as.'A -. ~ slis.saisa.ss ssas
he would not thsnk me fof saving .Ais
,lle oy sncll q mccksty" sne said. why
/ not p 'sss's1s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

The Wa1hiagtoas CArozicls y inst
hSW Aase1g aSssWtp tpspsss alssssaaen
With ~ 1tssnass xesyaGe (Catholic)
n. n, 1ro and Goa On our systsm Of
pahlis Schools. We supposs the
'0Aeep stislss obs from the pen
of ~ Hon. James Harlan. The die.
I, - = pelsetsd II ~ fAirsss pes.
sible nnannes, and IN the exercise Of
|1ng1H1aa1e eogetosy tAus Ssr.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

VOLUME Is.
NATIONAL GRANGE MEETING.
{ TA4 Nationsl Grange assembled at
st. Louis, Mo-, ON the 4th inst,
II u oTyIcERs OF THE ORDER.
Master Dudley w. Adams, Wau.
kcu, Iowa.
Oversssr Thomas Taylor, Colum-
bus, 8. C.
LSotusss e. a. Thompson, Plain
vjsw, Wsbash6 Cousty, lfInn.
4 stgwat ~ vsushahs Early
6rAsA NAraAAll County. Miles,.
Assiataat Steward-G. w. Thomp.
poo, New Brunswick. NJ.
Chaplain-R Rev. A. B. Grosh, Wash
iaeAes, p. 9. A ~ s~ss
lsarsr +. y. 1foDswsu Corn
49,. z. D
stary--O. q Kellsy, N sshine.
e1fU. g. - % s
Gats-keeper--O. Dinwiddie, Or
ch1rd Grove, Lake County, md.
cssss- -1Efs. d. W. Adams, Waukonn,
homo. M On. Kelley, w..s.
iAgto6, D. @.
sss1IosaAs1fss !. C.sAbbott, Clarkes.
yille R6sler County, lows. K
I1Ay Aaslstans stsvard-Mrs G.
~ Hail. WasAineton. b. c.
I Executive Committee ~ william
alHadersp Washington, p. G. D. Wy
- -Aiksa, Cokesburs, sAbbeville
Cosaty, 9. CT: e. R shsnklsnd ..Du-
bnQqA lows, MI INK sss.
stAs csysnintiSa,is : secret one,
/ th5 pfoSs iings we're hsld with closed
|1eerA and pons but duly authorized
|repesssaas saastivsslallowed to enter.
= An tidress &c welcome was dcliv-
nd ~ 3 ~ Allen, Msstsr of the
Hiseonrt 6sats Grasgs, and replied to
b. VIM. Saunders, Of Warrington, D.
Arst1 - lenAssk0fshe oeasE.
r. awo eaS3 xnd tao 1slraaot3u
ars rspressnted. We notice Iowa IL
|ss1fssssssd By Grand Master d. W.
AdaaaSs And wife; Gen. D. +. Wilson
md WIN; Err. Shankland and wife,
- Rsehape eeAese.
The Executive Committees report
toted thas tlers 90 500 Oranges In
lhs couttly, but that the exact nnmber
81 fmsnb bsrss vss not knokn. Ii ar
6sr sA6wsd thSrs was shout e6Q0O0 In
The Treasury. The st. Louis Depao-
craf saYs; u.
h ~ 1mpestAnt subject likely to b
Grauget 20 the West. St. Louis has
efroSG clniu1 orShe 0ile0s and head
61ndgah1p of1he order. Il 10 the most
central point. Nine tcnths Of the
EQrar ess west of the Chic, three-fifths
are west OF the Mississippi, and the
NpwtA Of The order y II the South and
fWesE DAieako ind Indlsaapolis are
both eager TO secure tho Offices oi
the order. The FORMER offers to pro-
|wi6a ANple eaeeommpda4ioea rent nee,
- Are yeaEs Is ts probable that, II
The bqplnesa, man of St. sLonis were
mad6 xx4UalMted with the dement's to
n dnP3vA6 fennn thu locafann nf tha
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Mr. HltCn-
cock intpoauced bill providine that
all lands igranted to sailxOad CONF
panies shall be subjected - Stale. aud
county taxation. Rcferred. ess
y On motion Of Mr.: Merrill, Of Maine,
the vote by which the rss0lutiOn fixing
the oomponsatiOn and lnflsago Of sNit-
nesscs wss passed was r6OOnsiderctt,
and he withdrew it for the present.
The morning hour having oxpirsd,
the Senate resumed the consideration
Iof the Bankrupt bin, the apcndipg
amendment being Shefman's, TO 1X 20
instead Of 40 days, as the time when
the persons mentioned in the 3Oth sec-
| ton OF the bill should be deemed bank
rupt. %s ]
The amendment,was rejscscd--yeas
l5, nays 20. $50.
M. Allison ofefd an s,ncndment 70
section 50, 30 as to require .one-third
of the number Of creditors, reprascnt.
ing at leastha Of the debts, to force =
person into bankruptcy, instead cf onc'
ff0urth OF the amount. Rejeefcd.
t~.1Mfsd4cgAn offered Al amendment.
(which wAa els0 rejected, and after one
l or two verbal amendments, the 18th
section, rs reported by the Judiciary
COmmittee, was agreed to, with the
exception Of filliag the blank - 70 the
time when tho, provisions ot the Sec
tion should apply to all cases Of In
voluntary Bankruptcy, which was ieft
10 be filled hereafter. The section az
] Iagreed To- extends tho time. for forcing
suspended persons into bankruptcy
from fourteen 10 forty day; reduces
the fees ia bankruptcy cases 0ns-half
and empowers fhe Justices Of the
\ Supreme Court TO consolidate the
duties oftho register, assiynee; mar.
shal aud clerk, and reduce the cost OF
j the charges. 4. n
Nj. Edmunds offered All amendment
contining the Jurisdiction in bsnkrupt
fcascs' 70 any Circuit o. District CourI
Of the United Statcs. Agreed 10, At
\ wsss also the. amendment dispcnaing
| with personal service notice IN all caset
Lpf claims not exceeding $50 and pcr-
kitting In such oases notice 70 be given
4 by publication in q uewspapeg.
W, Edmppds o&Agsd IN AdNtouA
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The Courier Job Department.
Complete H itlsnew
pES AND PRESS ES

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS,
From Stsftin~ Gard 70 a Nam mot h Poster
executed IN Cool style, Essisru prlces snt1
work duplicated.
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T1AT sound old democratic State
ot ksutucky. which was navsr neutral
n whisky Dr. dsmosracy, but wss nsu-
tf1f WHEN thsUld Flag was lowered OIL
Fort Sompter sometime ago, through
its Legislature, refused to display the
sgae onths Capitol building. It has,
however, recently taken back this re-
fnael and now tho Star Spanglsd Ban
nsF Aoats over Kentucky Legislative
hsads In al its glory. We have tried
- F1ad - Esaeon sfbr this refusal Of
shese Lsgishapss . di&plsy the nation.
q bunting, and wo have come to th.
conclusion, In charity for them and
upon tho assumpliou yof thsis loyalty,
that they had stfo6g fears II they, iegisr
lated beneath the old Flag the K0Kiu1
would pounce down upon them for
such an entrags Of their feelings and
lhahg thsms 70 the nsafsst tree. It l.
now probable that they have received
Assnrages from their KuKlux constitu
sney that they may run up the Flag
ard fear not their wrath. Toashis as-
snsu1nsalssst stsPgsbaA1y 4aAaashsd ~
a1AAiaion mt 1ASS saha,l 20 lSgislAts,
In ds6oeda danes With The simon pure
dsnqsrstio ceasd AZ that State. . TO
ksspa0 sh15es sJais aassar Abrats
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s,o.., r.p.r os sAs oea.sy.
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poor, unknown grado.ts, .ssfins Z
establish !; + M hIn:s.s. s..E .Ais ! daily brad
been ~ y Gust il6s t2s frst Z
say kindly wefA - him, the ONE wht
had taken him 70 his own 1ssa3de and
maasl AiM lsesa 49, hel - ~ ~
hense ofa sttssd With - ftlsadSllr
mall shS eucesedine ysar1I Dese6l
easel rsyayise the - ~ dsbt ~ ~
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j. Townsend, from Committee on Pnb-
lie Lands, reported back adversely tho
bill TO incorporate the Colorado Canal
Irrigation Co, and ii WIS tabled. tss
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-13
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ben
@ iibeI III Jenfen.
(GoriItBung.)

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StF.l NOD In bsbdbIssr B,tis bon sIntm
alien Ssun ausstfdat, br Fa mad ttm
2Obs SsS I'btsn 8rttbtrrn unbGmtmanns
non Sorpti& In bsnlslbtn binsInssftbt
tutts. Dieter mar, pts MIR wiGsn. Dor
,twa jwanjis Sabrsn ssFOrttn, unb felt
bisisr Belt ttilastt btr nsut Gmimann
tdstt& bic NhbtIisfsitsn, bic lsin Ss'
ruff ibm aufsrlsstt. 8Or aGsn battle I'm
lsBisn D,annium nt&t I,I&t S,maub
bIs amtsRubs btirsttn obnt cline snt
fb,usuOus S&tIbsruus br aaa,n NIT
na6 5aule Ju nsbmsn, bic trtridsnb
auf ben SGuli.rn bss allsn psrbI,ntsn
@annss lassn, Der lit nur mao gInsm
l,bnts, ben R,f tintr Sage In Rubs unb
ScrslORsisit blnbrinssn lu I6nntn
3u ttsl,m 2wsd itritsts btrf,Ibs i&On
felt LANCER Belt Spttmal idtrlit pOr
Glsr In bsr &anSlst elm allsruntribdn.
i8Rss @tlu& an bic tObs eanfesrssis|
rung NIT ttr 8iiit an ben 9anbteturn,
lon aI,rsndeisR pou isInsm fhwitri.
gen pOasn ju snttsbsn. Dies @siu6
l&risb her 8aIOntariItIi& inS 8tint
unt bsr Gmtmann psrlab 20 nit isintr
llaitrf&rift; olIsin 80 stfUlstt ME cine
GnipOrt barauE unb bic Sttrstdrt, bic
F& lans,r In Disnf btfunSsn. IaatsR
tsImIi& Dor Hn bin, p,nn bu GIit bic
8IstsranfsrtisuuS sinss bsrartISsn Ut.
t.naids anbtfatl. Man pubtt In gar.
zen Stdbt&tn. bab bsrlslts Sas fonpsr.
tIris Document lsiis aus 3rilrsuuns
aatt In ben Bri,ff&altsr In ,insn 0ants
taasn i,ints 3immsrs a,dis unb pitsr
feline 8Iassn iitsr bas unbtsr,IFi&s
S&psissn Der 8fsIsrunS NIT bsr rsfs'
nirtsn 1smtrfuns i&Iub, bab 20 tInt
I&p,rs pFi&t, absr nt&tsbsRuwsnissr
tmmsrbin feline TFI&t. isi, auslubarrtu,
biS man Jtmanbsn s,funbtn babe, btr
fsins SttGs ~ srfbR I'm Stanbt f,i.
Damn f&dtislie tr na&esntlI6 bsn
srausnsopf fasts fsu5sno ,.edf,n Gle
bic 2sute tsrttnfommsn." unb isBts f&
70, b'basIid f&muns,lnb, In fsinsn
asbnRubI. aIs Iatts ct innsrIIH am al.
lsrmsiRsH ibsr bis BIsbsrbcIuns Der
aItsn JtnidtrIssn sOmSSis.
llnb ale laattn bsimlI& nit. nur g.
men S.rbrUb 20 mstr unb mstr, ben
ginjIs.n, Der ssrabs auf bisftn esbuaubl
I.tbR uFsttirts. namlitt S,rrn bon aor.
pll&. Sstt is&s Sabrn bsrsIts par
Ct b,r srat Sstrttar auf benz amt, unt
bsr Nlk taiis aa& uub ua& ole Nib
lamtn unb laaswtiliS.n @sf&dftt IL
feline Sdnbe SslsBt, immsr NIT bsr BHD
tr5auns. bae atlsrna&Rtns tsr srbttsn.
abfaisb srfOIssn mifs. unb bae 3or'
mif& eann pSaIs an isiu,n plab auf
ridden wsrbt. Dice fsbnIi&R tu min
f@sn battle ubtr esbtsrsr mstr unb m,t
stusn dubsrf brins.nbsn @runb. 81
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poe(le.
Spai' bet Mniter arbsit.

1O&isr ipai bn WutIn Artsit!
sab is f&afsH ni&t ~ SifI,
Bdbrtnb bu bic panb' In S@rOb IraR
DIR lunl nuf finSifa SpIt.
8abIa bu niRL tab lapns yIass
Srinsi ai iasli& mtbr suriid9
Rlf&t NIT rfIb bic bunIlsn Saars
etsi SflribniB In bfH Bid
Io&lr, ipar' br Wulifr Nrbfii!
Baden. braisu iol f, ni&t
DurG bic Ianssa Sommsriass:
itomHi bu tia& bn stinbttpfli6i!
Glib, no iiisn gussn 8tur ?
DO br WauSsn frii&ss ROib2
Die SsbsnbIsisit Ter 6lItbn
81 babin. gle N bnIbtobt.
5o&itr. Ipar' btr WuIin Arbdt! !
ales ibat Ie sinl fir bid
Ds& nun, ba iit i&pl& unS frSaIli&.
Sruu&t fs 6aIft i&uIi&.
tscmm', srpa&, aus btintn 1riumfu,
@tbs finbII6 ibr iur 9ane,
@IHdIi&r pIrii bu hann fiiblsr,
@tHH ls Iansf bic Rubt fanb.
5c&ttr, lpar br Ruiifr ArbsIt
OSn bu Fnb'a nlsmuls aus,
Das Gin pausbaIt ubnt TlutltL
His man Fs biz iraSi binaus,
go In 0Tab btbtdt nit 9lnmtn
Gle ben itbtr Nrbsii rutt,
Damn pirf bu ~ ipai aidbrtn,
@it 10 pbnt Ruittr ibut.
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Ssil ber S9ipei,er Trsibeii.

20 eaHh, hu bOfuunsssriinss 9anb,
Wit htintr SirDmt SilbtrbanS
Nit bsinn Sss'n tIsfsn Slau,
Rit ttinr Srss ilrBsIisbau.
Rit bsinr 8sIltH RanntsIatn
Nit btiusr 5annsn SImmtIan,
NIt bsintr @Isii&r fliGstm Gis.
Rit bsInsr Sd&s RiI&f&aumptib,
Nit btinsr aIptH lammfntm @runb,
Nii hsinsr 9IiimIsIu bOIb unS bunt,
RIt bstnsr arduiItin frIi&sm Duff
Rit btlntr WaIbbauas 9sbsnsIuR,
Wit bsinsr pnbsn Sling unb Slang,
Rii btinu Wauur @ttisslaup,
@it bsintr 9ubtn 9ubsIf&rd:
Brsi 10 en S&Hrilr, bsL iu&bdt =
3 ganb su unUsreIri6Ii& eanb,
@as pGrl bu untem Sflaptnbaub Z"
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9amoouo. Va,. 1G. 9u. 1871.

2amaquo, ga, 1G, D1. 1878.
9Ile. bic cine ft6ns 3inbt fur ibre gBUtnun.
stn unh suslsit t,u 9nirumrnt ron unabnirtf.
li6u multtaliibH 8prileli6istt prraHssn. per>
ben oieS IN 9taiip unp ppn's Golps 5un0en.
Yarlpr. AEstl fnbsu. 0irltIbr tefriebiat vol.
tommsn uno bilpei bae Isitsnbs 9nlirumtut bee
Sasss.
Sulia 6. @bitsnisbt Srsaniain.