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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
are concerned, IL u complete victory

are concerned, IL u complete victory
lor the Republicans"
Some Of the opposition press claim
that the victory is theirs. We do
not agree with either. hut regard tao
settlement as u compr0mise not dis
honorable to either party, but deet-
drdly the reverse to both. Senator
Mccormack writes to his paper, In
the style Of the demagogue, su nAtuI-
al To him:
"Ali glory to the Changers Of Iowa
who have met In the haiis OF lowa'x
Capitol the party Of p!undcr and
overbearing pretended superiority
aud overlhrown them. All honor TO
the old Democrats snd Liberals who
have assisted In this cenien.ing to-
gether the party of the future"
The fact is ignored that there was
AT equal number of Grangers on esth
side. The 35 Grangers voting for
Gear are counted as "plunderers,n
while "all honor" is given the "old
Democrats who opposed them. We
supposed that the Changers, old
Democrats and Liberals were sent
there 10 work for the people and
the State, aud not to cement" any
party.
In conceding to the opposition the
chnirInen on the investigating cotD-
mittees, the Republicans have done
nothing more than they should have
done il they had full controi Of the
House. We hope that Gov. Dyssrt
and the Republicans Of the Senate
will be- rs liberal to the opposition
rs possible, consistent with fairness,
IN the appointment Of the Senate's
members on the joint committees Of
investigation. The Journal is right
in saying for the Republican party;
1--WE want no covering up or
white washing Investigations. IL
there il bad management or corrUl-
ton in any Of The public institutions,
it Ii due to nll parties that the facts
shouli bs known and the proper
remedy applied.
Let the Antics be liberal enough
also to give US no black washing, In
the interest Vf party.
The people will rejoice that the
matter Is settled, and will doubtless
cheerfuily actept the terms Of agree
meDt, caring less for the matter of
party and more for the interests Of
the State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Church Taxalion In the senate

In alluding, OIL two pereyious oc-
casiOi's, To tie exemption of certain
property, especially church proper
~, from taxation, we justified u dis
cussion Of the subject on the ground
that II WINS u matter which we had
reason to believe would be brought
before the next, present, General
Assembly OF Iowa. We felt sure,
from the agitation OF the question In
other Statesf with what We had heard
OF its discussion In many circles in
this State, that the attention of our
Legislators would at least be directed
by petitions, &c, to the question OF
taxing church property, II not soiue
other property now exempted from
taxation. Our anticipations have
been realized, as will be seen by
the following extract from the pro-
ceetings of the Senate last Monday;
'SenatOr Shane introduced u peti.
tion signed by citizens Of Benton and
neighboriDg counties, urging that
lands and property Of religious
church bodies, the Agricultural Col
iege and State University, be taxed
the same as all other property, and
made to bear their share In the bur
den Of State expenses.
Senator Shane also introduced tho
following resolution:
ResOtrel, That 1t il the sense Of tho
Senate that a law should be enacted
without delay amending section 7y7
OF the code, 80 rs to provide for the
assessment and taxation Of tho
grounds and other property Of reli-
gious corporations and societies, and
all property leased to such corpors-
ti0ns and societies and also the Ag-
ricultural College and University
lands and lands enclosed In cemeter-
les kept for sale.
Senator Shane moved that inas.
much rs the resolution touched inn
portant Interests, IL should be made
the special order Of business to-Dor-
row morning ut 10 o'clOck.o
The question has thus been intro
duced, and WIS no doubt fully dia-
cussed on Tuesday. In previous ar
ticlcs we have given all TIE previous
facts and arguments offered by those
who are In favor M taxing church
property. They arc certainly forI
niinahle enough to challenge and Sc
cure tn" serious consideration OF tho
members Of our General Assembly.
Before this subject Is definitely ae.-
ed upon, there should be obtained
full facts and figures from those few
States in which church property "
now taxed, and we may know some
thing more Of the practical workiL =
Of such bxws lsewhere--w neither
their inHuences arc really detriment-
al 10 true Christian Or church inter
ests, and their financial benefits t
State and people are as important ~
WINS expected. Davenport Gazette.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
LcGlslaltYc.

Senate, on the Goth, adopted res.
olution requesting our ConKrcssineI'
and instructlng our Senators to vote
Ior the submission of an Hmendn,en'
To the u. s. Constitution prohibiting
the increase Of pay VI members dur
ing their terms.
A similar resolution Of request ana
instruction WIS adopted unanimous
iy, asking the opening of the IL. X
bridge at Clinton To the use OF ali
roa,is desiring to use 1t. This Is ON,
just strike ut monopoly that In,
seriously retarded transportation. /.
Congress will doubtless grant the re-
lief asked.
Resolution for taxation of church
property, State institutions aud c.'ns.
eterits WAS discussed ut length. M
action taken.
In the House on the Goth, ballot
ing, interspersed with Talk was the
order. Next day ditto.
In the Senate on the 2ist, Joint
resolutions were adopted asking Con
gresS for payment of II claim In favor
of the State of per cent. on lands
sold by warrants to Mexican sold
iers, under act by which the Stat,
was admitted. Nothing done Oh The
I'D.
House on 22d baIl0tted 14lst time
aud adjourned.
In Senate ON 23d \ concurrent reso-
luton WAS adopted for n committee
to inquire into u~etls Of the sufferers
i'm northwestern counties.
House ON 23d elected Gear for
Speaker on l42d ballot; Gear 7S, scat.
t-ring 8. Other officers were then
ELECTED, the Antis having it their
own way. Speaker and oflicer-
sworn in. Minor details of organiza
tion were attended to, Com. on
mileage appointed; Codes and
House Journal voted to members /;
concurred in Senate resolutions re-
sperting n. w. settlers, Clinton
bridge and censure pf congressman
and President. Governors message
received aud filed.
Littl. business Of Importance was
done by either house on Saturday be-
y0nd canvassing vote for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor. Senate nd.
journed to Tuesday. House com-
mittea on mileage WAS appointed.
Mr.. Clark was made a meUber OF
said committee--hut II happened tn
be Clark of Iowa Co.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

The death of the Siamese twins
occurred on the 18th inst, ut Mt.
Viry, North Carolina. Shang hadbeen
unweIl for several months, but his
severe illness WAS only ofa few hours.
Eng died Of fright two hours later.
Physicians did not arrive until after
the death Of the latter. They were
buried without u post morten exam
ination, as they had expressed In
their will their wish that their bodies
should not be separated, anticipating
that neither could long survive the
other. Their friends insisted upon
respecting their will. These broth
ers belonged to the family Of mon
sters which are termed in medical
works autositaires. They were uni
ted by moderate sized connecting
process, i'm the center of which was II
single umbilicus. They were born
in 1911, and both leave wives and
children. Their long life has been n
physiological anomaly, as members
Of the peculiar group to which they
belong almost invariably dieat birth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

Elijah Cowles, the mail robber ar
rested lately on the Rock Island rail
road, WAS d church member, a Good
TenIplar, and Granger. He took a
prominent part in the meeting at
Newton last June, to organize an
Autobiography party in Jasper
county. His wife-a half sister of
Schuyler CoIfax, is spoken of rs nc.
tive in the church, Good Teinplar
Lodge and Grange. She was elected
to the position OF Pomona at the late
meeting OF the State Grange.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

A x1rrcspondrnt of the Marshall
7ymes. writing from Des Moine>
pending the contest for Speaker,
says:
The eituation il strange one.
The Al,ti. Monopoly candidate, Mr..
Dixon, was elected against the Re-
publican Candidate in his county
AIR. CALDWELL, who was chairman ol
the railroad committee in the House
during the last session, and the most
radicHt taritf man in the whole Gen
eral Assembly, while Mr.. Dixon MAS
q lawyer aud said to be in the eIn-
pioy 0f n rniiroad company NJ attor-
ney. On the other hand Mr.. Gear,
the Republican candidate, has been
u stea.ty friend Of the people In the
fight against railroad aud other mo-
nop0lys
StrAilges still, the Republican side
of the House has more farmers and
grangefs ON il Than the bo,rsted Anti-
MonDpAly side.
The Antics though, can boast Of
more hsmocrats of the hardshell per-
suAsionthan have ever before urna-
men,edlfhe seats of the Capitol. 1t
is manipulated by such hard-fisted
old FARMERS Of the legal persuasion
and thenndying Democratic hatred
Of anything Republican ~ John p.
Irish, Fred. O'Donnel, Ed. Campbell
ct. nj. .,who, though not members
this s.sxinn have controlled by their
presencs and wire pulling the policy
OF this hybrid party. They are
playing their hands for their own
benefit, and Republican hands will
rake tire fire for their chrstnuts. Re-
publicssias, you who have been fooled
into this new movement, what
think you of the outlook? How
would YOU like John p. Irish in
Coiigrrss from your district, or Ed.
CampbeIi for Governor? States are
already being made up 10 snatch
from your control the Congress OF
the United States by the election of
Democrats through your connivance
with this new movement, under the
specious Ruise of Reform. The Re
constructed, unterritied Democracy
of the South, and Tammany send
greeting for your unexpected aid,
and await with new life the time
when by your aid they can wipe out
the tlisagreeable statutes Of Freedom
and Reform enacted hy the grand old
party which saved the flag and the
IJuion Stop think act
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Knoxville National Bank.

Z soXvILLE, IOWA. CArirAL 81 o,oo'
IA Gold, Silver, 9ovsrpmsnt and sthe
Securities bought spd sold. Interest allowed
. .iue deposits. Special alton ION given 4
s'li'csions. Open from A. A.te 4 r. N
"'spt sundays.
DfReCr0Rs,
~" Collins, 6. l.. Collins, j &. Canning
sn A. J. Kerr. Jackson kam.y. .. \
ssnsmy, J. subendsr. W. Bachelor. 4
J. woodruff.
orvIcKRS.
= ". CoLLIHs, President.
80. .cu'sHGHaN, Vice President.
Al. BxlGGs, Cashier. ts.lStf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

The Illinois Legislature IL consid-
ering the propriety of passing the
following law for the prevention Of
gambling in grain, pork, railroad
stocks, goods, etc.:
Whoever contracts for the sale Of
grain, pork in barrels, beef In t,ar-
rpls, stock of any railroad or other
com pany, or gold, for future deliv-
cry, except when the settler is the
owner or the agent of the owner
thereof, aud in actual possession Of
the same, shall he fined not exceed
ing 1900 and confinement In the
county jaii not rXcietiiDg one year,
and all such contracts shall he cons'd-
cred gambling contracts and void |;
ard MI money paid or deposited on
the same may he recovered back, rs
in other cases OF gaming"
The opinion is expressed by the
Chicago Tribune that the enactment
OF such law would cut off two
thirds of the business of the Board Of
Trade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Notice to Build srs.

VSHE UN SksTGNBD is now prepared
to take cert sets for all kinds Of WORK
in his iius Of busiasSs, such ~
Brick and stone Laying. PiasterinS
aud Cisteru aad Fise Building,
All Of which propose T. do with dispatch
and in g'ud work nnniiks sAnner. war
rant satis faetio
NATkkIALS furnishsa IL REG iirsd; and .
cKRUIr till GhristaAs viii be girsa par
ties desirs is.
(64oly) II. J. BoNtFtELD.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Blacksmithing.

R0BERTS AND JAMES have opsned e
~ Blacksmith shop in the building for
.'y occupied BY J. R. Roberts, just w-st "f
~ New Bank building. and are prepared T.
~ work ia their line ia the he I manner
@s affair rates. Ten per cent on for cash.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
y AsuAPER l, carrying on the Caring
-. and Wagon business 10 tho same baiid
= where he |. prepared tn do ell kinds 81
.sodwors 10 neat and substantial Manrer
Al psr,ons in need ef wcTs are invited t.
rs them cali at their ,hop. l6.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

The Democratic press of the coun-
try made great howl when our
Government, q few years since, paid
$75, 900 fora large lot Of rebel docu-
ments, andsstor~d them away for fu-
ture use in the vaults Of the Capitol
ut Washington. 1t proves now to
have been good investment. The
Cushing letter to jeff Davis, which
was found in the lot, was worth the
price Of the whole. Brought to light
Just at the moment to prevent the
confirmation of its disloyal author as
Chief Justice of the United States, il
has proven Of great value. $4,000 i-
a mere song compared with the pres
ervation aud execution Of the Recon
struction acts, and The late amend
ments to the Constitution. 1t was
gratifying to see the promptness ol
the President in Withdrawing tn"
name Of Cushing, and ,he universal
approval Uf mis- course when the fol-
lowing letter was discovered and
promulgated:
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1861.
"DEAR SIg:-Mr. Archibald ko-
ane, for the last six or seven years n
clerk in the Attorney Generals Of
flee desires from me "A letter of intro
ductiOn to you, and he desires not III
the view of anticipating admlnistra-
tive forms, but that he may have the
honor uf your personal intercourse.
or this | take pleasure In assuring
you, he IL eniinrntly worthy, a
Southern man by birth, family and
aud ably discussed in DeBO,o's Re-
ripc and other Southern works the
ianentable evenis which have been
gradually undermining, and at
length overthrown the American
Union. Whilst "A practical man he Is
also u ripe and accomplished scholar,
with, indeed, predominant literary
tastes and habits. In the discharge
of his official duties he has continued
in u singular degree the purest integ-
rity and the most enlightened intel
ligpnre, with modest contentnent In
his lot, having more than once de-
clinrd offers of most conspicuous en-
ployment In the public service. lie
now resigns his present office from
sentiments Of devotion to that which
alone he can feel to I've his country,
namely: the Confederate States, from
one Of which (rexas) he was appoint
ed. / most heartily recommend
him as gentlemen and q man tn
your confidence and esteem; and
am, with the highest consideration
your obedient servant.
c. CUSHING.
To Jefferson Davis, President Of
the Confederate States.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Vanhouten & Cathcart,
Blacksmithing.

n sMICK proposes to do all worh 10 h''
~. lit. da'ing tho winter 10 to" hsst
psssih. manner, ~ 81 reduce pr'tes. re
Dug tire. ea,h $3.50, on credit ~; hor'e
fAosiGg, new sh"ss, per span, "ash 80 or
ssdh IS 70; setting shoes, per span' easn
u 40. cr. dit, 81 SO Ali jobbing At low rss-'
snd Is per reht. OF for cash. shopon kob'ns"n
street, just east vi Pub 10 square. Gise
hin csil. Spring wagon On hand ior
|Ne. (22uD
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Books and Stationery.

LBEkr n. BR0RsT, Dealer in School
Bssks, Writing Papers Blank Books,
Bibles, 10. Music Books. Musical Instrs.
nssts, Nasis for Sunday Schools, Singing
ssAooIs, ks Organs, vioiiMs, Aecord-ons,
he Pistsrss and Francs. Wall and Wtsdow
pspsr. Paper Collars. ALI Psblishers' And
nAsufasssrsrs' Prices. Sast side Of peeit'
Sssars. Knoxvilis. 4sIN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
The Haiokeye vies with the Chica-
go Tribune in an endeavOr to ridicuie
to death Senator Wright's increase OF
currency scheme.

A communication 40 the HtgtsfeT
few days since says: "Judge Claggett,
of Keokuk, notorious rs stickler for
Democracy, and u white mans gov :
ernnlent,' was heard 10 say to-day,
in justification of his own and lrish't
and Campbell's attempts to boss and
drive the Anti-Mon0polists, that
these old farmers in the Anti Mo-
nnpoiy party don't know enough to
run political party, and so out-sid-
ers haze to come in and help them
This is the milk in the cocOanut Ac-
cording to Ciaggett, but how do the
'oid farmers like it?"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

Some fiend made bold but un-
sincessful attempt to burn the Grange
elevator at State Centre lately. IL Is
supposed the intention was TO plum
der the town during the fire.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Furniture,

H =. YOUNG weaId rsspeetfuiiy tnf"rn
- the eitissDs of Marion County thai b.
g. spsned . Cabinet shop on Robins"i
l. L', vest ofth Trs@opt House. mp stair
room for.sriy oecspisd ny the Repsbk
-. "nss, where he win have Oh hand AL
an so, OF Furniture, and cohhnsof all sise,
''"a be villssil Lew for Cash. iH.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
G.. e. Conweii,

INHALEk IN Stovas, finwars, Shell and
Heavy Hardware, ksapsrs, Mowers aud
Agricultural tmplsneHn gensrAily Agent
tor N. W. Warrop's Patent Atnaosrhsri Port
.sis Soda fountain. Old Stand, east side
2.u.y. HnoYyilI, 3tt
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

The Union Il. II. Depot and a
block OF first-class buildings in Chi
cago were burned OF the 10Th. Ltss
over half a million.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

John q. FAKE was In Burlington .
few days since. nm his way'to visit
some friends st Nrshallfown.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

Kellogg, Jasper county, hrs m
election, Feb. 9Th, to decide whether
or not the town shall be incorpo-
rated.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

II II said that the late deadlock a.
Dies Mnines was not Lady Deadlock
made famous by Dickens in Bleak
House.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Main st. Clo thing House.

iAkdKk. 6l0HANT TAILOR. has
-, .ssnstsatlye haad Full Line Of Men's
s.osys Wsss. ast. Caps and fsrsishing 8
ssasfss sIsga u ssisg MAsAisss.
tSytf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Knoxville Marble Works.

DOBIKsoN BROS. Aaaufsstprsrs and
III Dealers In Asaansnts sna Head
stones, snd 1rAvs-ysrd Work Of s~sry de :
ssriptiss. Near worth vest esrnsr of Public
Sqsars, KssXvills, ls~a. u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
To Builders.

ToHy WBAvEn is prepared to take corr
81 trarts for Fostering. Laying Brick ana
stone. Building cis.eras, Fiues, stc salts
faction guaranteed Materiais furnished.
Leave orders At residences, East kn'Iv'iis
at tore Of Wslcn X Wsijh. T-3
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
7. K. Casey,

. rT0RNEY AT LAW, Knoxvile, i""a,
M osies east side Of Public square, an
n ,,,i,, over tonwsl's Hardware store
Eil praetics in Marion and adJ'ini's .Suo
ks W.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29

10. WiRsLOw "
winslow & Wilson,

/, rTORNEYS AT LAW and FoTAEIks
|A public, ,NswtoA, Jasper county, Iowa.
a. Courtf Of Marion County 4on
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
+. sr"rs.
stone A Ayres,

,roKstYss Law, Claim and Real ks-
y a.. Agents, Ksoxvilis, Aari"s Comfy
80 .,,..d 10 silbusiness setrssssd TO their
=, M.riou and adjoining countiss. viii
-. /, ~. S,a,sund Federal Courts 3,lu.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
Al.reantile, dhs draoss &s.
c.. GALLAGHER.

MARION COUNTY AUCIInNKER, viii
attend TO all business in his line on rea'
I,.,blo terms. satisfaction guaranteed
krsIviile aud Otley, Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
A. Q. Hays.

|, -rokNRY AT LAwA Aad Notary PsSlie,
li.;,,. I.u. w,ii also att. nd
.ol..tions, and to Buying and e.,nns
sspd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-29
nr T.. T. Garretson,

Once in sriek ksnk
MESrS &e building, north~st
kUSV.y esrasrof the Public
~ii,. rova. (l,.stD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15

nen 8ultur", nel6e 8erfplsuns rer Gbris
ten, Gertilsuns css GbrifentbumS auf
ibrs 8abne sel6rietsn bat. ansuitlissea
unc srcB III eriheinen in Den Iusen Der
Iufaefldrten.
9lusn ;uvpr tbut e6 Bern, celIen &es
sieruns iib nidt beaniiste, bic fatbplis
lhen pfarrer pes Sura atMlessn, Gle
pfaueisn su perIdmsl;en, StaatSpaltorsn
bin,ulenpen, RE ppm fatbpll6en 9olfe
ME unp nimmsr ais feline Siltsn anseies
ben wercen fSnnen nod psreen, lpncnn
70 nett sins, Die idnmtlide fatboliide
8eitlidfeit peS 0anpes su YgpeiIen. jes
cen prisatsotiespisnlt ;u unttlassn unp
nit prliseisspalt ;u bincern. RAP Sim
bern nab fatbplilbem HituS Ietauft, ses
irmt, unterridtet. raB Sterte,pe nit cen
SrStunsen ibrer bsilisen Gslsipn perie.
ben wsrren. Oas ssIhiebt in Sura.
cem ma bel Der Ginssrleibura Die Yols
tie &sIisionsfreibsit purd Die Gsrfui1uns
sarantirts, ra5 ssi6iebt in De- reputlifas
nii6en SamsiS csren Ssra6uns als
cberiter @runrias pie 0luutass U. @ss
wihsns. Sreibeit aufsetsIlt BET. ras ses
i1isbt unter cen @usen ces Sunpesras
tbss, welder erfldrte, cafiir su lorsen, DAP
rie SuraiIsr uTrei prtYate
9pttespienf baltsn f5nWn!" S.sbt
renn pie,s Serner Hesisruni iber rem
Sunresratbs =? unp fam rieia sleibsil.
tis ;uisbsn, ME cine partsi aus DAP &C.
ssn Die &slisicn cen Baum Ter Sbpsis
,erireibeit, unter rsllen S6attn ii9 pro,
t%sianten uup 8atbolifen eraliften, ums
baut um pas Sawei;ersOIf amer 0lutb,
biBs Ger Syrannst perlbmadten gu lal.
fen ? Sammsrlbape I'M BIC done, einit
10 ireie Sbwsis. iie arbeitst it init allsr
@ewalt in zen mpeernen Nfolutismus
binein ; unp casu rufen replblifanilbe
Sldtter Amerifa'S Bravo. 0sbt zen
0euten einen Syrannsn, canit lie rie
Srsitsit rieper l6dsen lernsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15

fSter mid a~us;ufnren ruete, SiBe,
Grcf, Sunser unp Ourit lei6t ertrus.
Oas MQes mar Dir mpbl befannt uno cas
run nabmt pu Mid nit. trpB Gem, GAP
bte Wntter fiji ppr iid bin weinte. Sa
8afeI iasteit ru ;u mir, ipuit Gin Sd<
ger tperren. bait BON mir Wutb une cas-
entfdlcfene @sien seerbt.
Damn tissen UNI srflet:erten mir Ell
men fteilen Mbbare binaut unc na6pem
mir ben ibarfsn, wilpen 0ratb errei6t,
iabft ru auf Ger aucern settle i'm tiefen
Sobel Elm Hurcl 0emIen neicen. Nun
satit ru mir peine Sihie nit Dem Opps
pellauf in ric Sanr; 8aitel, iaait gu ,u
mir. nun fried unr rutih ca tinab uno
idiee mir cine 0emie. mill leben, Oh Oh
meine 2chren III benuBsn mciBt ib nil
i~nre1en bier an rsr ma,men Come aus
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