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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-22

SCOTT COUNTY.

Representative, III. NJ. Street. (No county
ticket nominated.)
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The Maine Election.

Gen. Grant carried Maine by 81, 900.
The present Republican Governor carried
it by 200. At the late election, the
majority was cut down to between three
and four thousand. Morton and Blaine
raised aloft the ''bloody shirt" but all
to no purpose. The n. Y. Herald
draws a moral from the result and it is
this:
Mr.. Blaine, it is said, sent for Senator
Morton to shout "murder - in the Maine
woods; but the people were not scared !;
even the ex-Speaker could not brighten
them Perhaps this will teach some Of
the Republican politicians elsewhere Il
little wisdom. The Northern people
seem to have made up their minds that
the war is now finally over; that the ne
gro has had, on the whole, fair chance,
and must henceforth take care of him.
self; that he is abundantly able to do SO,
and only needs to be let alone to get on as
we'll as anybody else.
The Maine election, following the
Democratic victory in California, is dis
heartening to the Republicans.
Preamble and Resolutions Adopted by the
Capitol acknowledgements
Club of jackson.
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Whereas. The 'Daily Times" a newspaper
published in this City and dependent TO
great degree for its support upon the pa
tronage OF the citizens of this City, las. in
contradiction of its professions of fair deal
ings with all matters affecting the interest
ard welfare of this community and State,
and contrary to the true spirit which should
control all Public Journals, and in violation
of the truth, and to the detriment and iniu
ry OF this community and county, diligently
sought, Published and circulated through its
columns Suadry vague, unfounded and false
reports in relation to our recent troubles,
and argued and drawn conclusions there
from which are not only calculated to cast
an unjust odiun upon the whole white peo-
pie of the county of Hnd@, but which also
tend to engender distrust, ill-wiIl, hatred
and strife between the two races;
And, whereas. the editors of said paper
were present at the recent difficulty in Gin
ton. and had the opportunity OF knowing.
and did in fact know, the true state of az
fairs, and having such opportunity and
knowledge, not only suppressed such facts
as vindicated the conduct of the whites on
that occasion, but published garbled state
ments and rumors, which any person pos
seSsed of the least disposition 70 do justice
could not fail TO discover were idle and false
and copied extracts from other papers, Civ
ing false accounts OF said difficulty, without
correction,
And, whereas, one of the editors Of said
paper, from whom. on account of his, official
position, our people had a right TO expect
Justice, but who, compromising the position
which he holds, has transmitted by tele-
graph one-sided and parts IN statement o.
the recent troubles to an officer of the United
States Government; therefore,
Resolved, That the Daily Times.
newspaper published at Jackson, Miss. is
| fit representative of the infamous and cor
rupt Party whose cause il advocates and i:
unworthy of the confidence and patronag
of the citizens of this community.
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ALCORN COUNTY

Representative = Lafayette Z. Reynolds
Sheriff. C. Potts; Chancery C4erk-Rob-
ert Henderson; Circuit CIerk--Feix NJ.
Bell; Treasurer. Ii. Mitchell; Asses or
John H. Moses; Surveyor--A. j. Iancey
Coroner. 6. G. Barr.
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CATALOGUES. giving complete details, will
be promptly mailed to any add ress, appli-
cation TO
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Brandon Republican,
We notice that at the Carroll county
Democratic Convention, which met on the
5th inst, that those two sterling patriots
and cultivated men, Judge IL. III.
Southworth and DIR. c. NJ. Walden, were
nominated for the Legislature. With
such men to lead the party in Carroll
county, success IS sure.
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JACKSON HIGH SCHooL.-Prof. G.
Hcl-aurine is now in sole charge of this
no0i' the present session of which opened
ia eighteen pupils in attendance. Others
promised, and doubtless the number will
increased to thirty or more.
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H.EAKE COIrNTY-

For Senate, S. L. Oldham;
Representatives. n. benson; Sheriff.
t. l.. Cooper; Chancery Clerk ID. +. Ca
denhead; Circuit Clerk--R. l.. Wallace !;
Treasurer-David Treadwell; Assessor
~ u Graves
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ATTALA COUNTY.

Senator's. 7. Oldham; Representatives
d. I. Guyton, J. X. Schrock sheriff.. H
Gilliland Chancery Clerk-W. v. Davis +;
Circuit Clerk-R. \. Chestnut; Treasurer
r. Walpole; Assessor--W. p. Ratiiff; Sur
YeKor--W. J. Clark: Coroner w b. Savage
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THE TICKET TO VOTE.
Regular DemOcralic.C0nse
Nominees of the Various dis.
fricIs and Counties.

zs~ The friends of THk CLARION are re-
spectfully requested 10 send in the tickets as
fast as nominated we intend to keep TIE
TICKET TO VOTE standing until after the cleo
ton. Send postofiee address also.
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RENTON COUNT1.

Representative, Vim. Crum; Sheriff, Joe
W. Winburn; Circuit Clerk, VIM. Ayres !;
Chaneery Clerk, VIM. Hudspeth Treasurer,
NJ. ID. Robinson; Assessor, b. +. Emory !;
Surveyor, d, Dickerson; Coroner, Felix
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!. u .. F.-The Grand Lodge is in
9s'oh III indianapolis. Mississippi is repre-
4'eu Oy Hon. d. n. Barrows. Geo. X. Bir-
W. ESQ, of Vicksburg, and l.. h. Barber,
sa7 oil Woodville.
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MADISON COUNTY.

For Senate. X. Cameron For House of
Representatives-J. B. Yellowby, Adam
Simpson and +. A. Stebbins: Sheriff.. w
Baughn; ClIancery Clerk-G. A. Baldwin /;
Circuit Clerk-R. Fl. Palmer; Treasurer
r. II. Bennett; Assessor-James Scott
Surveyor-W. G. Love; Coroner, George
williams
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In Clinton, Miss, at the residence of heI
beloved parents. OF congestiye chill, sweet
little angel in human form, HATTIE T.
MENGER, aged years, months ana IL
hpnFS.
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ANTE COUNTY.

Representative-Col. B. F. Johns; Sheriff
Andrew J. Wilmington; Circuit Clerk
L. Everett; Chancery CIerk--Henry Bates !;
Treasurer--W. z. Lea :. ASsessor--Dr. j. q.
Hines; Suryeyer-Wm II. Giffin Coroner,
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uARSVEALL, COUNTY.

Representatives, w. S. Featherston, J. II.
Amacker, w. c. Warren, Ed. Aldrich sher-
1T. Henry G. Myers; circuit clerk, George IS.
Myers; chancery clerk. b. W. Walthall :,
treasurer, James 7. Mckinney assessor, ii.
X. w. Chidress; surveyor, Z. j. Eckles !;
coroner Glenn Reed.
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LOwNnES COUNrY.

Representatives. James C. Nielsen, w. J.
Boyd, e. A. Erwin sheriff, E. II. Hargrove
circuit clerk, Jos. IL Stevens; cIlancery
clerk, w. G. Bishop; treasurer, S. N. Berry
hill; assessor, J. a. Smell; surveyor, E. d
Minter; coroner, w. B. Harrington.
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SEN AT E:
81 District--( Lawrence, Lincoln and Pike
-R. H Thompson.
10th District-( Lauderdale and Clarke, =
joan w. Jewell.
18th District Kinds and Rankin. l.
MeCaskill. A. r. Johnston.
12th District-( Madison)-J. r. Cameron.
l4th DISTRICT Holmes III. II. Hooker.
18th Dlstrict~( Attala and Ieake, IS. T.
Oldham.
2lst District--(Lee and Itawamba. R Fl
Allen.
18th District. Monroe and ChicEasawl--R
Q. Reynolds.
9th District--(De Soto,)--.John B. Morgan,
G. G. Callicoit.
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CHOCrAW COUNTY.

Representatives,. f. Bridges; Sheriff.
W. ID. Fondren Chancery Clerk-E. II. Sc
ward Circuit Clerk f. Fondren; Treas
urer--I. L. Middleton; Assessor-A. Blau-
ton. SuryPVor-Wm Otis
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State Fair Privileges.

TINE Privileges for selling Refreshments
l. within the Fair Ground enclosure for Fair
Week, commencing November 9Th, 1870, will
be awarded at Fair Ground on Monday, Octo-
Der 4th, at 10 o clock A. NJ to the best bidder
the Committee reserving the right TO reject
any or all bids. Or locations may be secured
by application at Secretary's office at any
time after 2Oth inst, upon payment OF such
rate of charges as may be prescribed by the
Committee Those who wish choice locations
should speak early. .
j. L. POWER,
j. H. BOYD,
II. NJ. TAYLOR,
Committee.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.

In addition to those who have been NOM
mated for the House of Representatives, and
whose names appear in the foregoing Coun-
ty Tickets, are the following for the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
CLARKg--Geo. NJ. MassingiiI
LINcoLN--A. &. McNair-
TATE--T. b. Garrett, G.. ID. Stands.
NALoBCsHA--Geo. II, Lester.
FLOA ERs
CALHOUN AND 1ALoBUsHA-D. w. Rogers.
Union AND PoToToC-BsBj. MeWhorter.
WAYNE AND GREENK--John +. Mccormick.
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COPHAH COUNTY.

epresentatlves-Dr E. A. Rowan, Geo. W.
Miller; For Sheriff-W W. Cook; For Chan
cherry Clerk-Troy NJ. Afford; For Circuit
Clerk-Ed. W. Brown For Treasurer-A. j.
Hodges For Assessor-Jas. S. Martin; For
Surveyor-H. d. Burton Coroner, w. NJ.
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SummerviIle Institute

THIS old and well established School for
L Boys and Young Men will enter upon its
2Sd Annual Session on the LIST Monday of
October next It is strictly boarding school
of the highest grade, in respect Of scholarship
and correct department
rios. s. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ, /
PRINCIPAL.
NAL W. R. KIRKPATICK, A. NJ.
JOSEPH H. RANSOM A b.
For terms VERY low or to secure rooms, adj
dress the Principal Gholson, Noxubee Co.,
Miss.
1rsend for Catalogue containing particu-
July I, 1875-4m,
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The Best Light

30 TO BROWN S 10 &c. your Petro OH and
VI Lamps. lie has the only Oil that viii mott
explode. That viii not iuiurc the eyes, or
emit poisonous gas that is very Injurious ty
health
BROWNS PETRO OIL
has stood the test. He has never changed its
name compared it 10 uythiug. Nothing If
equal 10 il. Some parties have tried 90 initiate
il. putting out big Advertisement but Do re-
minds one Of the Ruzzard Initiating the Eagle
Brown PetrO Oil has nothing 60 look zap to,
or 10 initiate There is nothing 90 compare
with the light produced by Brown Pctro OH
but the Sun.
If you want The best article Of Coal OIL go
10 Browns, for be has the best that is made.
Brown has had some experience in OILS and
knows what he is about Brown keeps Ihe
very best Family Groceries Brown keeps
Choice Tobacco. Brown keeps Choice Anl
common Cigars Brown keeps Fruits, Nuts,
and Candies, etc. Brown keeps BieAl many
good things.
Call and see. .-.... 49,
oc22-tf VIVA. -. bh@ORe ~ 81
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-22

ScHooL NOTICE Miss Louise Jul
liene's school for girls and boys will De re-
opened on Monday, October 4th. 10
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-22

MACHINERY-MACHINERY.-We in
n 'he attention of purch asers of all kinds
|'chinery 10 the new and attractive adver-
cement of our go ahead friend, Capt. G. d.
S'amante. 1t will be seen that he is pre-
lfed to furnish anything wanted in the
Acalhery line by the planter, mechanic,
null or grist mill man, aud from the
u DER OF sales he is making--eight steam
s'nes IN the last seven weeks, besides gin
N'ds' corn mills, rice mills, cotton presses
ie HilIiS' evaporators, etc, etc, the peO-
"ppreeiate his efforts to introduce labor
Ping machinery in this State. From his
r. experience in the business, and his ac-
A,h'anee with the wants of the State, he
I oe relied upon to furnish the best OF
lcaIl.
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repairing for "ActiVe Opera.
IiOms.''
rom the Pilot

rom the Pilot
nKADoRs. STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l
ADJVTANT GENERALS OFEICE
Sppo, JACKSON. Septem Der Is. 1875.
ORDERsl
>, NO. 2.
F1s D.Ihlgadler General William F. Fitzgerald,
Ell IA DIVISION Mississippi State Militia, is
neoy assigned to active duty, and will
biSeeo TO organize the Militia of the Fifth
Vision Immediately.
- oraer OF the, Commander-in-Chi
A.G. PACKER, Adjutant General.
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A situation as teacher is wanted by a
lady thoroughly competent. See advertise
ment.
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY.

Representatives.. G. Dear, Z. Watkins ;
Sheriff.. J.. Henderson; Chancery Clerk
--McRea Mosby; Circuit Clerk = w. ID.
Cameron; County Treasurer--A. A. Currie
Assessor--D. 5. Maloae; Surveyor. NJ
II InniIfnn
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School Notice

MISS IOUISE BGLIENNE will
M reopen her School for B0v- and Girls.
on Mon Iay. October Itb. Terms as heretofore.
Sept. ] I. ls7j-2w.
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CLAEBORNE COUNTY.

Representatives-Wm d. Bean, E. S. Drake ;
SHERIFF.. L. Buck; Circuit Clerk-N. SWal-
ker; Chancery Clerk-John p Brison Treas
urer-H L. Lobenburg; Assessor-Lewis
Thompson; Surveyor-W. H. B. Healy; j. c.
Watkins. Coroner
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RHE SCHOOLS AT CLINToN.-The pa
rs OF Mississippi College, and Central
pale Institute should no t be influenced to
.ay the sending of their sons and daugh-
Il TO those tlouriShing institutions, because
he late unpleasantness" at Clinton. We
assure them all that Clinton is now, and
Pmises to be one of the most quiet and safe
nmunitieS in the State, and the reap
France of one hundred and fifty young
8h' and as many young ladies, would be
pie guarantee for security were an Y re-
ired. Clinton may now be considered
|ho-proot against further disturbance.
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JASPER COUNTY.

Representative, ID. ID. Nc Laurin sheriff, W.
Nj. Brame; chancery clerk, j. +. Parker
circuit clerk, T. j. Whatley treasurer, Ben
Thigpen assessor, b. +. Moss; surveyor, j /.
NJ. CombeSt; coroner, d. \. Lightsey.
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Register and see that your neighbol
does also.
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DE SOTO COUNTx.

Representatives, Sam'l Powell J. ID. Mich
OILS, w. ii. McCargo, Jr. sheriff, w. j. BY
mum chancery clerk. II. X. West; circuit
clerk, w J.Wiroy treasurer, w ID Howe :;
assessor, w. :. Pratt; surveyor, Ii G. Mer-
RITZ CORONER G GiIlesnir
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION
MISSISSIPPI STATE MILITIA,

\, OacKson, Miss, September IS
ma pursuance of special order No. 2, is
pss'I.oy the Chief, this day
nHtume command of the militia of the 9th
district W of Mississippi.
We FITzGERALD, BrigadIer. General.
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vEONTe.OwERv C,OUNTv.

Representative--A.J. Baker; Sheriff--C. II
Campbell; Chancery Clerk--H. p. Turner
Circuit Clerk--R. B. Brown; Assessor-A
c. Robinson; Treasurer--W I. Townsend
Coroner j. n. NJ. Bradford
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HOLMES COENrY.

Representatives, S. S. Carter, ] ii. DYER
J. IL. Gowen; sheriff, j. 5 Hoskins; chan
Gerry clerk, z. Simmons; circuit clerk, J. f
Ashcraft; treasurer, X. Bowers; assessor
II. w. Portwood; coroner, Joseph Lehman
cotton WeiUher, w L. Walton
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representatives.. b. HuCdleston; Sheriff
-R. I. NJ. simmons Circuit and Chancery
Clerk. B. Blackw well; DistrictAttorney-
Thos. FL. Woods; Assessor-B. F. Smith
Treasurer-R. w. Bonds; Surveyor-J. W.
Hanna Coroner. Bryant HarrelI.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

Representative, J. NJ. McInniS; sheriff, A j.
Ramsey; circuit and chancery clerk, F. ).
IIewes; treasurer, a. X Northtop; assessor,
Floran Seal; surveyor, James Stewart
coroner RAYMOND CaiIlaVpt
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PONTOTOC COUNTY.

Representative-G. G.. Horton; Sheriff
Henry Duk-; Chancery Clerk-C. ID. Fon-
tane; Circuit Clerk. C.. Donaldson
Treasures. Bingham; Assessor-Payne
johnson Surveyor-RObt. Pitts.
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Guilford Vaughan; sheriff, j. L. Fletcher
chancerv clerk, Milton Littlejohn; circuit
clerk, Felix Eldriage; treasurer, n. Il
Sledge; assessor, j. l.. Knox; surveyor, w
III. Alexander: coroner. Ned HightoWer.
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For Representative. NJ Causey; Sheriff
X. A. Fielder; Chancery Clerk-W NJ. Conerly:
Circuit Clerk-A. p. Sparkman; Treasurer
Henry Brownfield: Assessor-Sam' Haw kins;
Srrycvor-S Simmons
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NEWTON COUNTY.

Representative, Isaac L. Pennington; sher
if, C.. NJ. Gallaspy; chanceIy clerk, Eugen,
Carleton; circuit clerk, w ID. Hunter treas
urer, j. c. Ports assessor, A Mott; sur
veyor, r. j. TAYLOR; coroner, j. l.. Dansby
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&INIl.SpN COUNTY.

representatives.. l.. Meade; Sheriff-W
l.. Weathersby; Clerk-L. A. McCaskill
Treasurer-Green Fem; Assessor-W. w
Dampeer.
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y. l.. POWER.

0tCrethry State Fair.
All papers IN the State are requested to copy
or notice
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US eItIt6es.

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wafnete Reritaner 3ransiS @eilen unter.
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fHaft faasen In Sclse bar 9letdmd6tgen
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illus bettt Gpn9ref.
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prafbentet sot Der GrSfnuns bes Genates
3a benaGrtGttsen, woraaf etne tur3e llnter.
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fsntlt9t bic 8aumwoGeab5rie fslsenbsn Der.
gletGsnberi Bert4l In Sen gorf:
SIN Der s%ersaneenen @oGe traftn In alien
auaerttantfGsn Safen sufaunensenOmuten
3ar geriHtfuns mad europa 76.5i0 ganeu
Bauus,psle Elm, Ia terftlben @ede 10, gcr.
,fabrs 1886 Banen; felt hen, 1. Sanuar
1875 i'm @anltn 1885. 3s2 garen; ts gOr.
iabre tn bemftlben !3sttraun,e 1901 .224
8aaen.
gu Rors,G arpIiua natm tas Rsprdfsn.
~tantenbaus mad b~rettdstSeu Debattsu etns
Refcluttcn an, svcbur& etn MitslteS ausse
f&lcftn wurbe, nell % etne s%cttesIdusnert'
foe G6stft SerSfentlt4t bate.
0ei9eitert III bte ttalteaif4e Barrie gis.
sauna an Rap Cob. Bon itrer aus fanfs
3ebn Yerfcnen tefetenten Bemannung If
nur Der Sod benz Sote ~entrsHuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-13
SmIaaSii9e Nadrtdtea.
&tr6It6 e 3.
Sefferlitbe Gpammmmipst.

Der Gmpfane Der Ofertiaen Communion
In Der Rarta Simmelfltrt'Str6e wtre bte'
fee Sabr RottRnben. wte folst:
Sim %dfftensfonntdA ben Ia.
Mdra Generol , Communion Der NdnneE
@crasns 7 n6r tm 3c4amte.
Sim palm onntag @eneral.Gpunt
MON Der Graueu.
Gm Oferlo n @enera1.G cmnu.
uicn Der Slnsltnee unb SunsfroueR. .
Am wet6ea Spnnta8 tperhen BIZ
GrR.G ommunttanten gum Slide bes Germ
1tteu.