davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
"KNOW THY OPPORTUyrIY.,

The grim monster, Death, vas
steatbily approaching. could almost
feel his hot, frey breath upon my fore
head. Ny falth:ess GODDESS, Hygeia, had
utterly deserted me. Only now and
then would Morpheus bcircnd me, but
on this auspicious day he had deigned
TO moisten my eyelids with heavenly
ambrosia, and slept. As slept, be-
hold, | had n dream! / thought tina,
was roaming upon foreign soil whittier
my physician had sent me to to recover
my health. | WAS in u great melropoli 5
-one OF the grand marts of the world.
In one OF my strolls l CHANGED 10 meet
a man who bad IN HE hand a handsome
~ bound volume, entitled "The Peop'e' =.
Common Sense Medical Adviser" and
who said that he was an agent Tor the
sale of the book. The title was
such novel one that | was impellec to
give the work causual notice. As
hastily glanced over tspages, l observd
that il contained treatises not common
ly found in medical works. But had
too many times been hoaxed by appear
anccs, and | determined that | would
have nothing to do with it. A voice
within me, like faithful mentor, whis-
pcred, "Know thy opportunity; in that
book is thy salvation.' began reas-
oning with myself. Although doubtful
ard distrustfuI, yet put forth my hand
10 take the book, and, 10 the agent was
gone was miserable. ln'my agony
awoke. Great drops of pcrspiration
were upon my brow. BY my bedside
was Il friend who had called during my
slumbcr 10 see me. Said my friend 81
have brought with me book, just pub
lished, which | thought might interest
you." Opc glance at the work, and ]
was assured that it was "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" By
Dr.. Pierce, of Buffalo n Y. Surely,
this was the vcri.abIe book which had
seen in my dreams. My friend loaned
me the work, and every day, as my
strength permitted, pcrused It's pages.
Although it contained very interesting
trcatiscs on Biology, Cerebral Physiolo
81, Humane Tcmperaments, Nursing OF
the Sick, etc, yet, being an invalid !
was most interested in the subjects OF
Diseases and Rene dies. believed that
| had a liver affection, and yet more
than ono medical attendant had pro-
nounccd my disease Consumption, and
that | would fall with the autumn leaves.
In that book ] found my symptoms per
fcctly portrayed. was confident that
had not deceived myself. rca,
soned thus: "Any man who can so
lruthfully depict my feelings, and APP
parantly understands my constitutional
must know Just ,chdt my
physical system demands. l will trust
my case with Dir. Pierce. will take
his Golden Medical Discovery as room /
monded for my disease" The results, /
hat after having pcrseveringly followed !
his prescribed treatment, once again ]
,njoy the blessings Of health. There !
orc, | would say to the afflicted, "know /
by opportunity" and take Dir. Piercc's
Iolden Medical Discovery. QrIs. !
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Judge J. A. Halderman, State Senator
from Leavenworth county, will be ono
of the champions of the State Herd
Law in the Legislature this witer. He
proposes that even in that old, thickly
settled county Of Loavenworth, what
ever vacant, untitled lands there may
be, shall be brought into use, that the
value of taxable property may be en-
HANGED and the population increased.
The Herd Law men will find in Judge
Halderman an able champion and man
who desires TO work and act wholly ioi
the people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
POOR "CUR.n

., Kerr, who was 10 have accomplished
so much for the Democratic cause, and
of whom so much was expected, has
proved himself incompetent for the i'm
portant position of Speaker. In
the first place he is not the parlimenta-
rian he was supposed To be. lie is
weak physically and cannot bear up tho
unwieldy load of governing tho House
of Representatives. The persons who
figure ut the head of some Of the impor-
tant committees, under his appointment,
prove 10 be incompetent and ineXperi-
enced. One chairman is denominated
an "indifierent lawyer another, "dull,
heavy and stupid" another, "small
country lawyer" another, "small coun-
try store keeper" another, without
the least ability J" another, "light ma
tcrial and plenty of assurance" And
SO on through the list. As one paper
says:
THIS organization cannot be defended
or excused. Mr.. Kerr was bound To
inform hir"seIf before compromising his
party and the public interests in so
gross manner. The clouds that were
lifted up by his election, from conf
dence that no represented the right ideas
and would illustrate them by a wise ar
rangcment OF the committees, have
again settled down heavily. Mr.. Kerr
suffers immensely by thus signal and ir.
rcparable failure, but it is 10 bc feared
that the country will suffer still more.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Tux BEBrS OF THE NATIONS

In looking over the figures published
below, person is driven 10 the conclu.
sion that il is popular "to owe" Ii
would seem, also, that the world is hope
lessly in debt. An individual goes down
10 his grave in despair, with cloud OF
executions hanging about him; but his
debts arc lapsed by time. A nations
debt increases and increases, and lives
forever. Great Britain, with the largest
debt Of any nation in the world, is as
happy and contented now as If her cx
travagant Tudors, Stuarts and Georges
had never lived.
Tho following are the debts of tho
,,ot;npc of tho world
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

At Philadelphia there has recently
been received q formal acceptance by
Pope Plus IX. Of the invitation by the
Centennial authorities requesting hit
holiness 10 give his recognition TO tho
enterprise by contributing to the OK
position works OF art from the galleries
OF the Vatican or from the workshops
over which he has control. The letters
of the Pope are couchcd in the warmes,
terms Of friendship for the United
States.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

The report that Henry Wilson was o.
gypsey origin, is met by the positive dc
NAL of his uncle, Mr.. jeremiah S. Col
bath. In closing a detailed statement OF
the matter, he says:
We will rest here, tor the case is clear
Henry Wilson was not Gypsey + his
father was never Gypsoy; his gran d.
father was never Gypsey, we knoGt
for We remember him wei. 81 years ago
his great grandfather was never a Gyp-
sey, and his great great grandfather
was an English emigrant and not a
Gypscy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

a letter was received from Col. Phil.
lips last week which stated that L. l..
Bonds disappointment as Register OF The
L. s. Land Office at this place had been
confirmed by the Senate. Col. Phillips
has done wisely in securing the reap
pointmcnt of Mr.. Bond. We believe
that the Colonel's action in this matter
plcases large majority of the people of
this Land District.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

1t has bcen asserted by the cnemi es
of the administration that President
Grant is in favor of pardoning Joyce,
convicted Of crookedncss in ST. Louis.
Attorney General Pierrepont has been
been interviewed on the subject, and
states positively that thcro is no founda
ton for the report.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Alex. b. Banks, time out Of mind
clerk OF the House of Representatives
of Kansas, is now clerk of the Commit
tee on Pensions at Washington, land also
private secretary Of Senator Ingalls,.
Banks old Kansas friends arc pleased
10 find him in ''good living"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Hon. W. A. Richardson died OF
paralysis at his home in Quincy, H.,
last Monday morning. Mr.. Richardson
served FIVE terms in the honse of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, and was elect
cd 10 fill the vacancy occasioncd by the
death of Senator Stephen A. Douglas.
lie was 64 years OF age.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

imu edia,cly after the holiday recess
measures will be taken in Congress for
the division of Dakota Territory, and
the formation Of the pew Territory of
Pcmbina. The Chairmen of the Senate
and House Territorial Committees have
been ia conference, and have agreed on
bill 10 effect this purpose.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

There rs 4 newly finished Vendone
column in Paris, and on it was replaced
the statute of Napoleon las; Monday.
The orginalVendomc column was pulled
down by tho Communists during their
rule in Paris. The modern Caesar will
not "out."- lis heirs may again rule in
France.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Ii is the determination of the Govern
meut TO put stop to the cattle stealing
raids of Mexican banditti into Texas.
If the Mexican Government cannot re.
strain their thieving citizens, our own
Government will be compelled
TO intefere even if more or less
Mexican territory is cnnexei to the
United States as consequence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

The trial of Embry at Lcavcnworth
for the attempted assassination of Col.
ID. II. Anthony, in May last, was con
cluded on Friday and resulted in his az
quittal. Leading citizens Of Leaven-
worth who testified in The case stated
that Anthony was "a quarrelsomc and
dangerous character, and Il few testified
that they would not believe him under
oath
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Mr.. ID. r. Wagstaff received this after.
noon a dispatch from I. ii. Caranaugh,
Secretary of State, which states that
Treasurer Lappin- has been arrested on
the charge of forgery and cmbezzle-
ment. Mr.. Cavanaugh makes the com
plant.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Week afPrarer-

In accordance with an invitation &c
the official members of the several
churches of the city TO meet and consider
the question of holding Union Services
during the Week of Prayer, delegates
from three of the churches mot at the
Church Wednesday evening
(thc 22d). They decided TO observe the
week in union services. The schedule
Of topics suggested by the British
Branch OF the Evangelical Alliance, was
adopted, cxccrting tho topics TOR the
Sabbath, which wero left to the option
OF the preachers invited TO fill the ap-
pointments.
1t was decided to hold the evening
services at the Prcsb. church at Z clock
closing IN ample time TO get the mail
each night; and &c hold prayer meet
( ing each week day at the Baptist church
at 2! PM.
Rev. +. +. Hill was invited 10 preach
the opening discourse on Sunday even
ing, the Jan. ID, and Rev. w. a. Sim
klns on Sunday evening the 9th. 1t WAS
decided 10 make Il general visitation of
the families OF our city, calling attention
20 The subject of religion, inviting at
tendance upon the services of tho Week
of Prayer, forming the acquaintance of
strangers who have recently taken up
their residence among us, and wccom
ing them To the religious privileges of
our city churches. To perfect arrange
mcnts for this family visitation, a meet
ing will be held at the n. f. Church
Wednesday evening, Dec. Doth. All
christians who arc willing 10 take part
in this work, arc earnestly requested
10 be there. Also ali the other Evangc!i.
cal churches were cordially invited 10
cooperate in all the conte mplaicd
CHRISTIAN work and services OF the week.
IL was resolved to invite the business
men 10 close .hsIr places OF business
each evening during The hour OF public
worship.
The following is the schedule oftopics.
SUNDAY. JANUARY ,.
Sermons The love of God perfected
in him who "keepeth his word" John
II. ).
MONDAY, JAUABY >.
Thanksgiving ana C0nfessioa - 4 ret
respect OF the year.
TUESDAY, JANUARY (.
Prayer for The Church OF CAria For
the members recently added to The
Church tor tho union of true believers
in fraternsl fellowship and active co.
operation for q C removal OF error, the
increase of goodness, and a clearer
testimony amorg believers 10 the doc.
rines and power OF the gospel OF the
grace of God.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ).
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Hon. John Francis succeeds State
Treasurer Lappin, under the appoint
ment of Gov. Osborn. Mr. Francis has
already filed his bonds and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties. Thus this
gentleman has been called in twice to sue
coed dishonest treasurers and save the
peoples money.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Tho National Grecnback Party has
called National Convention ut Indiana
polls on May -, 1876, when candidates for
President and Vice President will be
nominated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Max ne a grand Total ofJlbOut tWenty-ivr bOns or
rage Of sixtytwo dollars 10 eye"y nhIbant on
the globe.
This IL the SUN Of national debts alone.
In the United States, the aggregate
debts OF the various States amount
Debts Of thirty cities ana towns ..... 40 900
The county debts nearly concurrence. . ~ U}0 UJj
The railroads debts To about. ..-.... 500 900 90
This would bring the total indebted
ness OF the United States 10 nearly five
billions, or S97 TO each inhabitant.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Tho winter term of the State Agricul-
tural college opens Wednesday, January
9Th, 1876, and viii close Wednesday.
May 24th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Tho London Builder recommends peo-
pie who transplant 10 mark the north
side OF each tree with red chalk before
IT is taken mp, AMI replace 1t in its
natural position. A larger proportion
Will then live, a. in Ignoring this law OF
nature transplanted trees generally
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

The Tooth anniversary OF the battle of
Trenton was celebrated by the citizens
Of Trenton, \. J., on the eth inst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

General Babcock is TO tell all he knows
about the whiSkey ring and Secretary
Brlstow before Congressional investi-
eating committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

And now they say Tweed is in Cuba,
and that he was taken TO that island IN
an English barqus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Elk. Congressman A. G. Wilder, of this
State, died in San Francisco, las, thurs
day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
WEDNESDAY. January ).

Prayer Tor FaE'iiiss For goddess par
ents; for prodirai sons for children at
school for those entering upon Jrofes-
sional snd commercial life tor widows
and orphlns tor sons and daughters in
foreign lands ard for I'LL who arc men.
tall, or ,thcrW &c afflicted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
SANTA re AVENUE.

iiE>T fAoE -DiTn 90 GEISr EAxs
Saline Tr>n.-..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

die ben 8orsus Dor elmer oen1otratil6en
@epublit 3uerfannt. 9as Prosramm
Der bemofratil6en Yartei in ben ein5el=
men @taoten 5eiet unter Dem Ginflulie
lpcaler @erbdltni1e manbe Verldieoen
bciten, bielt jeood ii6eral1 felt an Dem
aG9emeinen, 9leiben Bablre6t uno an
Der 8ere9tigung oller Biirger our 9(usz
iibuns oller politil6en @c@te.
Semofrotil6c @artci in BEN Ser.
@taaten. Gs ldbt lib fein beltlmr=
ter 3eitmoment an9eben, in Dem Die
8ilbun9 bieler Portei, lueld)e Sabr5ebnte
lang nit nur fur5en nnterbre6un9en
Die perrl9ait in ben Ser. @taoten 9e'
fubrt bot, itattgefunoen bat. Ser Same
toudt suerit in Dem @ablfampfe 5tet~
19en Sodlpn uno Dem jiingeren Mooms
ouf. @os Yro9romm Der ncuen y sars
tel ober mar in allem Welentli6en oas
nQmli9e, 5u bem I9 Die BON Seffer1on
gesriinoete republitanilde Portei betannt
6otte. SIM 2oufe Der 3eit bat s'eles
programm iebo9 mannigfa6e @e9lel
erfabren un6 5u perl9ieoenen 3eiten lino
lebr peri rldieosne 3beile oeiielben als Die
cine ent l9eioenbe @runofrage in ben
Worber9runo sefeut woroen, vinli9tli3
oeren Die ge1ammte portei in lib etn'9
uno im Wioerlpru6 nit Der entse9en~
itebcnoen Bortei >par. glur an benz Ell
men @runbgeoanfen fat Die partei tpe=
nisfens in oer Sbeorie feit9ebaltenz oaB
Die Contribution frens nod Dem mort=
lout aussele9t tpesoen miiiie, uno ni4t
bur6 rGonitruction" oer Gentral9e'oalt
Mo9 9tbefu9nille pinoicirt tperoen birf3
ten, tpel6e ibr ni6t ausorudlt4 in Der
Yerf faiiun9. ertbeilt lpdren; nno oaB Die
@ouperQnetdt" BET @in5eli itaaten, D. ;.
ser She'll ihrer @ouperdnetdt oenen lie
N9 ni9t ausoriidlib gu @un1ten oer
Gentralsemalt uentdubert" bdtten, auf rs
Mcns1tlidite ec>uobrt uerocn miibte>
lpenn bic Treibeiten 0es 8oltes ni9t
bur6 vgon1olioirun9" oer Union unter'
9roben tueroen lellten. ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22
Sin Mbcnteucr iii ben Mr0enncn.

g1o@ Dor 40 eSobren mar Der Mroenner
gSalo 0uBert berii@tigt. Gs gel9aben
bort fortudbreno 0erbreden. &ei1enoe
BON ieb.m Glitter uno @e1dledt, tpel6e
auf ibrer 9teile in benlelben gefommtn
moren, perI6manoen balelbf. 9ie Ne9le@
rung orbnete 9ladforl l6un9en at, UNI
Die Opfer pieoersuf finoen. ooer oo9 noe
nisit.ns su ermitteln, ouf pel6e Weile lie
uer|9uunoen ,paren; aber Die Bemiibun-
gen Der Yolisei, Der @enso'armerie uno
lelbt Der 5u bieiem 3pede or9anlllrten
b.woffneten @9aaren blieben g(eid) per<
g.bli6 man our6luAte nublos Die &C.
aenb m.6rere Meilen in Der &unoe, uno
Ser @4leier, tpel9er oas @ebeimniB elm
bullte, mar lonae ni&t gu liipfen.
uM}ein 0ater," 10 ersi6lte mir elm jun
Ger Rouf fmannsl lobn aus ben GlIob, ~(ieB
mid zines Saqcs in lein Gomptoir rufen
uno a.iste mir an, i6 m0se mid bereit
6olten am nd9iten Sage eine @elddfts'
reil na9 Dem n0roliben Trantrei9 an
autreten. Mein Vater erlaubte mir, 0iele
Reil. au Bf.rot ,u MAIDEN, uno i'd mar
nit meinem Worbereitun9en bolo 5u@noe.
SD maBte bei oieIer meiner &eiie sinen
sroben She'll jenes bera@tlsttn Malo.s
0ur9r.it.n; ab.r >penn man smeluno.
span3ig Sobr. alt lit, fiir4tet man li4
or Der @efabr ni4t; i'm @.gentbelle
|lhmsi6elt. Der @eoant. an irg.nO Elm un=
oetp6bnli9es Mb.nt.uer meinerP Pbonta(e.
Nm anoern Morsen ibergab mir mein
Woter Elm perli.geltes Poquet, oas fir
l.inen @,16dftsfreuno btltinmt nar. uno
{iQte einen Bricf an @eneral 0}. 6insu.
vMls i9 i'm bos lcbte Mol 1ob," erjdblte
ct mir, v>uar'it 9u nod Elm &ino: ct if
D.in Yatbe, uno i'd tann Sir Die ber5'
li6ltt Wufnabme bel ibm perlpre9tn
0as @@lob meines Greunoes liest etnc
cine @tunoe bielieits oes Walbes, uno id
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22
Ohio @aiieufreuno.
@cmciunittt8e &enntntf1e.

lalIet, obne ibren 3ul lommenbong aufr
ausebcn, alio obne 5u aerreibcn ooer gu
aerbre9en. Sic 9ebnbarteit miro oaber
in Mnlpru9 genommen, lpenn man elz
men &0rper, Der in 6olge BON Drud poer.
3us feline. Glaiticitdtssren5e l9on uber=
19ritten bat. nod ,ueiter Der Mirtung
pon Rrdften ousl lett, melde 1einen gu
1ammenb bans auf5ubeben itreben. @be
bie1er tpirflid oufseboben miro, tritt
cine @eItaltdnberun9 oes &0rpers eln>
uelde I'M 10 sroBer 1T, je grober eben
bic 0ebnbarteit bes G0rpers lit. Ser
Be9riff r3dbigfeit" faut nit Dem Der
9ebnbarfeit 5ulommen, tpdbreno "Spro'
bigteit" oos @esentbeii be5eidntt. Wfon
unterl6eioet 5tpei Mrten BON Debnbars
feit bic 6dmm.rbarfeit unb Die @tred+
bartlett. Gritere lit Die DeDnbarftit Der
se0rper bel getpaltia amer Musbreitun9 H.
rer Ma6e in cine Gla9e our3 9dmmern
Dber Wal5en, tpel9er ourd auFtretenoe
&;6e, @priin9e ober Q09er Gin 3iel ges
iebt uiro; Die @tredbarteit miro our9
3ieben an bem Rorper in Inlpru6 sc,
uommen unb enoi9t our6 belIen 3errtiz
zen. Beioe De6nborteiten belibt oas
@olo i'm b6@fen @raoe. Gs fann einer<
1eits 10 fein ausgcpal5t tperben, ooB eine
unae cine Tla9e bon l50 oorot=3ou
beb.dt unb anoersrleits !dbt es i9 ourd
9robt3u9e als ueber5ug BON @ilberora9t
10 lreden, oab feline 9ide nur nod
s,1 = elmer Barrier 2inie betrast uno
cine llnse cine eplinbril@e Gld@e: BON
23O0 Quabratz3oQ einnimmt. 9abei
lift suglei6 bic auberoroentli@e 9ebn<'
bartlett bts @ilbers gu betuunoeru, ba
man aug elmer % 3olI lan9en @ibert
itan8e bon l Son 9ur@meher. mel6e
mit elmer lln3e @olo iibersoeen 1T, elnen
iifer so 9eoerapbil6e Meilen lau9en
9robt 3iebt. Bri4t MON ein @tud9en
bieIes 6rabtes al unb brin9t es in @ol=
peterlaure, 10 IDf bic eIe ben @tlbertern
beraus uno es bleibt Elm boDler GDlinher
BON @plb iibri9, tpel9er trob 1elner &C.
rin9en Side nod 10 oi4t lit, oaB 1e'n
Mefau9lan3 teine n1ertli@e @@wd@uns
aeiet. I'm 1ebr feinen @oloora9t gu
7ie6en btoient man 1i9 oes umgefeDrten
Yerfabrens man liber5tebt btden @olo'
brobt nit @ilber unb 5iebt oann ben
9rabt 10 fein, ols es Die 9ebnbartelt
bes @ilbers erloubt, porauf bas @llber
bur@ @olpeterI Idure tpe99ed5t tuiro. Nu9
Yfatin, ob,pobl es tpeniser oebnbar tit
ols @olb> tann in 9rdbte BON 500 : 2inie
@;de oussesoeen tperoen; our& @ol5sn
aber uno 9dmmern miro es l4sn liebs
orti9 lD9erig, lan9e ebe es Die serln9e
Side bes Blatt9olbes errei9t. Nu9
aupfer uno ~eeiling bsliben, oor3iisl'be
&ebnbarfeiten in beioen BeSiebungen
3int, 3inn, 8lei lonen li@ amar gu ieb,
6iinnen Bldtt9en 1bla9en ,(@taniol)
ober ni9t 3u feinem Drabte a'eben. Seb'
piele a0rPer, ,pel@e bel eetuobnli@e'
Sen,peratur lebr wenis bsbnbor limp
tueroen es bel elmer Senperatur, tpel9'
ibrem @@mel5punfte nabe lie9t DIT II
ausnebmenbem @rabe. 9abin 9eb6r
insbel lonoere oos @los psl9es man m
menn es our4 Sibe tuei& se'poroen TT
au 6Qben 8ieben tann, tuel9e oiinner lln|
als elm 9aor. sSa man bat bon lol
den @losfdoen am Gnot oes porigel
,nb Mnfanse bieies Sabrbunoerts ibre
bauerbaften Tarbe uno ibres @lan5e
~ ..S. ..ls soI