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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
ID L H ID .
They Have Come AGAIN.

The finest brands of imported cigars ever
the best brands Of Domestic cigars, tobacco,
meerschaum and other pipes and all
smokers articles. My prices defy competi-
tion, rs give full value FOR the money. You
can find tnat out by calling at
4 l. GULDSMITH'S,
Main ST., next to w. +. & Co.'s Express.
The latest Illustrated Papers always on
hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
Cold Snap In Oregon.

PORTLAND, Oregon, January 10TH
The Columbia river is closed by ice
above the mouth of the Willamette.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
GRANGE COOPERATIVE COMO
TiCE OF DIVIDENDS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting
IN of the Board of Directors of said COM
pany, held on the 9TH inst, dividend for 1S
per cent. per month 80 cents per share) wns
declared for the first six months ending on
the 3lst day OF December, A. ID. 1874, on the
paid in capital stock of said company. 1,t
l.. M. HOLT, Sec'y.
January 7, 1875. I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
MARRIED.

TiORP-KNIGHT.-In Los Angeles, on the
llth inst, by Justice Gray, Mr.. 4. NJ ThOrp
TO Miss Elizabeth knight, all of Los NietOs
Township, Los Angeles county.
TYLER-HUMPHREY Los Angeles, on
the 9th instant, by Justice Gray, Mr.. James
Tyler to Mrs. Irene Humphreys, all of this
county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
Notice..
NOTICE.

A Ia meeting OF the Common Council ,of
"A the city of Lo Angeles, held on the 3lst
day of December, 1874, the Clerk was I'M
structed TO give ten days notice, by publca-
ton, of the intention of the Common Coun-
Gil 10 establish the grade of Figueroa street,
from Pico - Jefferson streets.
~ lss. .e4~ ..aff7 NJ. KREMER, ,
janl0-l0d '' Clerk Com. Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
TUaNvEREIN cERMANIA.

GUT HE'LL.
A LIE Mitglieder werden ersucht slch zahl-
IA reich zuder am mittwOch Abend den Is
ten Januar sLattfndenden General Versam-
lung und Beamtenwahl einzrfinden. fa
b. MARXSEN,
DIR. J. KURTZ, ErsCer Schriftwart.
Erster Sprecher. janl2-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
For sale.

TIME well known Spoltsmen's Hall Saloon,
i on Los Angeles street, containing II full
and conplete assortment of wines, liquors
and cigars, Is now offered for SALE The sa-
.eXceient Business. Here lis n rare .oppot-
tuniiy for good bargain. For further par
ticulars apply on the premises. s.tEf.l..
Los Angeles, Jan. III. 1873. 1anl0-2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
LAND FOR SALE.

r HAVE 600 ACRES OF EXCELIFENT
L land for sale near Old Los Nictos. About
260 acres will produce corn without rr ga'it II.
The remainder is good fruit and small grain
land. Living water on the premises ar
TALLY improved ]. $. THOMPSON,
81 and 81 Temple Block.
Dec II, 1871. .3t l4r flf DELI If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-12
Wool MarxcI

~ II. N Wool Mhrkct. --l-| .
PHILADELPHIA, January 9th.-Cal-
ifornia fine and medium wool, 30@35;
coarse, 25@30. nasaaeo bsafha
Railroad Schemes at Washington.
WASHINGTON, January .9th.-Gen.
Cotton is in Washington attending to
the interests of the Southern Pacific.
Cotton says that he has too much
money invested In the Southern Paci-
fic to permit Scott to come into Cali
fornia and take business away from it.
He does not believe in Congress grant
ing a subsidy, but if Scott's bill is 60
, 1875-03-02

Tho House Of Representatives have dons
the best thing possible under tho circum-
stanccs in sanctloning the proposed compro-
mise in Louisiana affairs, weroby KELLOGG Is
recognized as Governor de Jfacto until the end
of the present term, aud the control Of the
Legislature is given to the Democrats, Of
which 1t is admitted thoy were deprived by
the unfair action of tho Returning Board.
The Democrats in the House did alt they
could to lefeat tho resolution and it is said
that tile necessary two-thiras for the suspect
sion Of the ruls to enablo tho immediate pas
sage Of the resolution WAS finally secured by
tho voto Of ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS, which,
it true, ahows a1r. STEPHENS 70 be more ron
sonable md rational than any North
ern Bourbon. KEtLoaa's present s.atus
could not perhaps bo disturbed with
out making mattoss worse. Though
it Is admitted that there were frauds in KE1.-
1ouo's election, it is not denied that there
were also frnuds on the McESfnr side. Tho
power Of Congress to order new election in
State having an organized and republican
form Of government is very doubtful. Tie
best possible compromise, therefore, is to lot
KELLOGG continue for tho eighteen months
that remain, and Let the Democrats have tue
Legislature, if this will assure poaco. In
this way neither faction can do the harm it
might If it wero in full power.
, 1875-03-02

and taxation Of that which has no visible or
tangible existence. 4 horse may bc sold
dozen times, and rsoniasory motto given for
The purchnac.money each t'iao !; the law OF
Illinois taxes The horaa and NIL the twelve
notes, counting them rs thirteen d'stinct
pieces Of property. Yet Sloo will tnko mp
all tic notes III succession, md pay for tho
horse besitle, and thereby sponge out Of ex-
istenee $1,000 worth Of property on the As
SCISSORS lists
The moment tho Stnte undertakes to valne
md tax credits aud promises aud contracts
to pay OF perform, at Gome future time; when
It undertakes to value aud tax property and
nlso to tar the paper evidences Of titlo In that
property when It taxes tho wages due for
lahor, tho money held as wagea funds, the
money borrowed 10 construct md create nc
tual property, 1t engages in that which IN llos-
tile to public policy, unjust, because providing
for duplicate taxation. repellant to the intro
tluction Of capital, which prohibits the en,-
ploy,nent of labor, suspends production, adds
large1y to the rates Of interest. and produces
that general depression and atagnation styled
~ hnrf1 tfmaph
, 1875-03-02

An Tim lima aut,ronrbna fnr lin t1afensa In
tho DEgourn scandal 10 r,a,e THAR w;tnossos
upon tho stand. tho Interest," in two t,ose;blo
Witnesses. Dowrs and Mrs. Yoonu,,,,. IN
crcascs. 1Iitlorto. both par,,ea bnre been
afraid Of BowEs. He In q nan who It is sup-
noael can lit with toth t,onda. and II 1,e oota
to tho stand will make It uncomfortable varm
for }EEcnEn and T1troy alike. If not for half
n-dozon other of tho sido limits Of this coss,
TnAoY included. Tboy l,aye therefore fought
very shy of him. md whenevcr l,o hns or.
prossetl a WILLINGNESS tn 10 bcforo
tho iury and fcst;fv Ia oycrvtb;no
he knows. hla two former cmp1ovca. nrrouzn
md T11roy. through their counsel. hive
earerly waycd him away. Nov. however.
that TnAoY has eaysooly ossautted him mud
iupucncd hta oharacter and mot;vns in con.
ucction with tho scandal. ho will undoubtedly
demand to bo heard. md. If ho cannot not to
the witness stand. will maka himself heard
BY tho public through the medium of tho
press. Tho public would like to hear from
Srr. Bowen. If he knows ANYTHING at all
nbout the casa. M nrobab1y knows a ueat
den, TINT will mt l,o secondhand or mero
oosaip, With Madam woonuu,.1, however. tn,
case il f1ifrorcnt Both- portica IN tbo an;t
havo trcnted hcr with contcmnt and
havc not ham s,ow in o1nresa;no Il Thu
result of this ia. TINT aha haa crown f3cano.
rate tn t1,e verge of nm ern1osinn. and rnvos
, 1875-03-02

Tho Queens speech contained statement
that O bill for the a,ue1ioratson Of the homes
OF workiug-people would DO introduced dur
luz tue session Of Parliament. Tho D1snAEL1
Ministry promptly performed the promise.
The Home Secretary, lii. Caoss, has laid
before the House Of Commons o scheme
which will probably be adopted. It Is simple
and thorough. The local medical officers are
to report my distriots iu which tho houses
arc unhealthy. It Is their duty to report
without being askcd to do 80, II they neg
lect this, they arc Obliged to inspect any dis
tr;ct to which their attention is called by
twenty Taxpayers. Tho municipal authoEt-
, 1875-03-02
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

xlrr1 OF sunsestr1Ior frATArLH N ADVANCED.
raste9e Prepaid Mt this 0f:1ce.
n.t1y. .rar ~. el3, no Weekly. ysar....8 1.p1
fd.Mtekly.,...... u.13 Ei.s eopls,.,...... 1.R4
Bnnd1y EhNIon. Ten soptes....s...' 44.VO
douh!s shest..... 3.DU
Parts II rear 1t tbs same rata.
Nax1kp-uns active tksnt In each town and st11axs.
Epec!Ai arransenants ntAds With auch.
Hpsolmsa cepic4 ssrt frse.
r. p1s+ent delay and atAkes. b. and Giss fast.
phats shdss,s in full Including State md Cosnty.
nsntsness nay ta rnads ethsr b. draft ezpfsss Fast
Otcs erdsr, sr IN reEtaAEed !stt4ra, At sur risk.
TkRMB 70 CIT ar.fchipEks.
Daiy, 4lt1orsd Sunday sxcspied, rs ssets PER "osk.
pat, delivered Eunday ino1uded, SD esns PAT Ws1k.
Addross THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Cosasf Madissa aud nslsborn1ts.. ChteaEe, III.
, 1875-03-02

Tho bill recently passed by tho Indiana
Legislature for tho incorporation Of camp
meeting associations has been vetoed by tho
Governor, who regards tho creation of relig-
ioua interpretations rs not in harmony with
tha spirit of the Government.
, 1875-03-02

Tho Standing Committees Of Iowa and
alabama have given their consent to the con-
secration Of Dr.. DE- KovES rs Bishop Of ILL
nois. Tho Iowa vote was an unexpected
gain, rs TINT diocese ia a Low Church strong
hofj
, 1875-03-02

The friends Of tho Force bill Iavs to thank
the rulings Of Vico-Presidont WILSON for
gain of one day in the Senate bsyona what
precedent md usage were expected to car
-it
, 1875-03-02

soon to hear from New Hampshire md Con-
nccticut. It remnins to DO scen wlcthor tho
people Of these two Stntcs will not join
hands with Pennsylvania in dononncing
this bourbon hrinbur of reform.
, 1875-03-02

his goods and chattels, va submit that It Ia
little trough" Oh him to make lin IN,
another tax on tho same property Of Il Dr.
cont, or any other per cont, On the amount a,
which ho has insured s,tch property aRajn,.
destruction by fire. This Is exactly VIII,
Mt1LEn's bill proposes to do. The man VIM
takcs caro- to protect his property On tlo
well.entatliahcd business principle Of insur.
anco is TO he punished therefor by hcny,
extra taxation, while the carolcss, rccAtc,,
mud thoughtless business man or hou.c
holder Is encouraged in his loose aud unbu.i.
nossliko habits.
Tho chatter in "Anti-hlonopoly's com.
munication about " foreign insurance comm.
MICS depicting tho State is too ridiculous In,
notice. If capital to tho amount of :sloa,
900 Gun be spared from other busin -,
aud Investments In Illinois to 10 nut ito
homo insurance, Lot it be done bus,.a, i.
cannot be spared for such purpose, we B..st
draw for protection against fire upon tho ~
ital invested III companies in other str:.t.
and whatever our Legislature does to li:sl,,
or harass such companies hurts the c!si:.n,
Of 1llinois by wenhoping tho mems Of h.sut
ance and increasing its cost.
, 1875-03-02

:
rtrmsut-Luke r. Poland. Charles ". Willard.
lftss1ehusths-ncbry L. DAwes, George F. uoar, E.
Redwood Hoar, Henry L. Piercs,
Connsetieut-5osep h. IIawisy, Stephen ". Kel1ogg,
Henry II. starkwoather.
Sto rork-clluton L. Merriam, Ellis Ii. Roberts,
Henry J. seudder. II. Boardrnan Smith.
lsetc Jtrsty-Tilitam ". Phelps,
itunsysran,a-Lazarus b. Shoemaker.
Oho-Charles Foster. Jamea 4. GARFIELD.
1ftchiq1H-1Aoras Willard, William D. Williams.
I3sinos-lIoraso O. purchsrl
lo9a-John h. Kasaon, George ". Accrar5.
Eebrdska-Iorento Crouuse.
NiAsonrf-Elwn o. Stanart.
TtHa<gsef-W'llnan1 Cruteh1e1d, Horace Il, RatYi-
son.
AcY!h Edroiina-Wiilian 4. Smith.
rirgirfa-Jatnes Il. sener, J. Amber sn!.h.
1faru'and-Lloyd Lound.s, Jr.
nEpuBL1cAH8 VOTING TO STRIKE OUT TIE n4AEAs-
conpEa CLAUSE, GuT FINALLY VOTED ron TIE
E1LL-3.
0hfo-I1azekiAh $. Duudy.
io1ca-rames ". McDfll.
1ennt.sts-Jacob II. Thornbur1h.
aErup11cANa ABSENT on REFUSING 10 VOTE FOE
THE BuL-20.
Sttb Hampshfrt-AustIn r. Ptks, William D. Small.
Fsrpont-Georgs ". Hsudea.
Mr. Yoyx-9Imeou p. Chtt.cnden, Freeman Clarks
Robert q. ualc, William Il. Lamport, William L.
Wheeler.
Nsr J<r&y-1sAc ". 8cud.ltr.
P<nnsyIpdnm-John ". Killnger.
Harytand-,YiIlia.n J. Abert.
North Ca,olisa-cl!nton L. Cobb, Charles Il.
Thomas.
Gtor9ta-,Jasne1 G. Freeman:
Lsut.tana-Lionel A. Sheldon.
lttnots-Charles D. Farwel-
Io1ca-Aylctt 4. Cotton.
Ntstonsfn-Jcresniah II. Ruik.
Ninntsotd-Horscs D. Strait.
Kansdy-WlIiiArn A, Phillips.
, 1875-03-02

The Chicago lscducs .narkota were gener-
ally stronger yesterday, with more doing,
Ness pork WA; rctive, aud advanced l5@
u l.2o per b.l, c!o1ing at s1s-27 ~ eaal,,
, 1875-03-02


We think the experience Of this State since
1871 hns been such that the abolition Of the
Htate Board Of Equalization, and tho transfer
Of its dutiea and powers to the State officers,
will meet with universal approval. Amy per-
son who will compare the results Of the
action Of this Board during the last three
years will he startled by the wonderful Ct.
hibit they make OF tho aotual shrinkago, not
only Of values Of property, but Of tho acreage
In certain counties Of the State. Some coun-
tics, according to tie action OF this Board,
Are in fair way to become uneultivated
wi1ds, having no property Of any kind to b.
nssesscd or ta1ed. The Board haa dcgenor-
atcd into mere chop, in which certain ooun.
ties in which the members reside sell their
votes to trnnsfor taxcs to other districts in
consideration Of being exempted from taxa
ton themselves. Tho remedy, and the only
efficient one, is to abolish the Board and
transfer its duties to the State officers, A
lnrge expense will be savad, and what La fast
becoming public nuisance will be abated.
, 1875-03-02

ACApEMY or MuStC-1ralstsd stte.t I, ,bstwasH Md.
tson and Monroe. Engagement oE Ffaak ChAntsaa.
, 1875-03-02

M'y1CK kN's TuEATRE-MAdl.oa stresf. bstwesr
nearbsTp and HtNtc. EnEa9aiaohs ot A*af&a Gh"Sst'
Rows, Little Enty."
, 1875-03-02
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CHIC AGO ku5EuAf-AtonroA ettest. bstwssn psar.
born And 8tste. f+Jss&ls Brown"
, 1875-03-02

GRAND OrERA.nOysE-Clast atreet, opgn.its
Ehsr,uan Houae Kelly Lsoas AinAtrsIi "Ihe balle'
%s tbs Kltohen.H
, 1875-03-02

Apollo Gommanas1y, No. j. K r. .h. tTastdt! essn.
fnt. 30 n'elnnk. fnr buslnct Fi.it1nk sE Ao&nA
seafteooe1 lo'1tso' ~ H. Il. w Inl;KE. Reoordsr.
, 1875-03-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

We MEAN ALL WE SAY.-FuLL SET BEST GUM
te:th S. Satisfaction oc MONEY r*?amn:a ftinE. hrs
, 1875-03-02

Ago and persecution are gradually soansa s4nsa q.
mild aud gentle temper Of BHIoAA3 1oo'J th.f
Bait LAks City. Instead OF mello"'ns ~ ~ Lii
srs running it. Adsorsity IL not softeosuss ah
views Of life, nor reducing the aspsnv M,
lapgua9e. Perhaps It Ia ANN ELIZA w. ~ IL
dono this; poEl.aps 1t IL tl.s other !aaas. r.
ha.em. According TO the galt Lake 1!~s s IN.
dlsa8reeable scene occurred day OF W.. w.. ot
Ono OF tho Prophets many sons, i1es.'os s.,d.
The Order Of Euoch and 1agabond o. i.,IoA
thrift reputation. ran short Of money Ano rs,a.
on tho old geusleman to giss bin sotns' .n,os
uAu referred young hopeful 70 49,.
4. exi1u, t1ustse4u.tzuss q IL ~S~
, 1875-03-02

The telegraphic reports printed 'lay "a
two ago in TIE TRIBUNE from tie D!ses
Hills, upon tic authority Of two r.o'
neers who had returned from fa'
Hills to Yankton, will undoubtedly
have an important influence upon shs
colonization Of TINT country in the spT'n;
As soon as tho weather becomes flt fo- tra's4
VIC may look for such rush to the l'l'sf
Hills as took place some years ago to Pke'
Peak. Tho swarm Of settlers, adTent t.
erB, mud gold-hunters will spread tbcn'
selves over that region liks an't
and will go there In such clouds 'la'
tho whole army Of the United sEa:e'
will not DO ablo to stop them, nor all d. le'
dians west Of the Mississippi. II tho bl''s
Hills country Ia half that 1t is described 1oas
a region abounding in gold, silver, and o'o'
minerals, having magnificent and well l-T1'f',
cd valloys, fertile soil, 1imihess forests "
pine, filled with every description Of gaf's,,
etc., there is no good reason why 1t shoc's
not he populated and improved % so0a -
possible. Tho Indians are doing nothing y.
It, and never will. All this, however, IS am'.s.
by condition, There Is an ''if" WHY
stands in the way. Lfthis region is VIII.
Is claimed to be; ifitabounds in thu preessu1,
,ninerala; u 1t Is ~ fertile and wol'-"oo'.s
and wasered as is assertad, then 1t mos' ".
tainly presents the very best inducements s,:,.
settlers; but those who have the Black 'n. w..
foyer should have something more tans'D
than tho report OF these two pionsefs' ~
- f.av hnraf1fnr& 0Q4pt~e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03
= Ser Yildpf eyrenQus 1T oeltor=

Der 9ild)of Srendus lit 9eltor=
ben I'M Sabre POP. @ein 2ebrmeilter unO
Yrofeior mar Yolpcarpus Elm @9iler
ocs Mppl ltels Sobonnes. 9ieler Srcu1lls
num- oer 0o6 Die 2ebre oer Mpo itel tennen
muBte> bat @6riften uerfabt> Die mir nod
6eliben un0 in elmer 1einer S9riiten 5ogt
SrenQus: u9a es 5u lang tpdre Die
9}o@folye oller &ir6eu oufju5dblen, 10
peroen lpir uns begniigeu, inoem ,uir
auf Die gr0Bte uno dltel tie BON alien BE-
fannie BON ben 5luei lebr 9lorrei6e
lteln pctrus uno Yaulus 5un &om &C.
9rllnoetc uno ein9eiebte STRIDE bintueilen.
wel1e Die Sra . it 0 II BON Den Mpo=
lteln uno ieuen ben Menl6en pertiinoeten
Vloubell Der 0ur6 Die 9fodfol9e ser Bia
ld0fe Bis 5l uns 9elangt it, belibt uoz
ourd mir ol1e oieieni9en belGdmen, ,lpel6e
ouf INNER luel6e Weile> 1ei es nod Ell
9enem gSo0l9ei iuQen o0er our6 elite
9tuDmlu9t ooer our6 8lino9eit uno III
60swiQigcr 9(blidt unre6tmdbis Ner4
lammlungen obbolten. &enn nit oieler
Hir9e (5u 9tou) mub i6res bclon0eren
yorran9es lue9en cine jeoe &ir6e ii6er-
einltlmmen, oas 1T, olle @ldu6igen miils
len> 100 lie audi lein m09er, nit oieler
&lrd)e ll6ereinltlmmen, in >pel6er Die
Srootipn oer 9(poitel 0ur@ Die @ldubiz
gen aQer Climber 1T erbalten luoroen." -
gBr m06ten 9erne tpilien> NOS Die pers
l6ieOenen Gettcn, lpel0e Die fat6oli]6e
&lr6e onfeinoen unO Die ibren @louben
ll0 no9 Selieben aus Ser Bibel 5ure6t=
lc9cn 6u oieler 2e6re eine5 mittelboren
5@illers ocs 9lpoitels Sobonnes wpbl lo=
gen f0nncn. 9(bcr leioer tDnncn ie oo=
rouf ni6tS Geldeibtes 1ogen, 0enn Der
50lilcr zines 9(ppltels berfiin6cte 1dun
por me9r ais 1900 Sabren Die mod beute
6efeben0e fat6olil1e 2ebre 9cgen wel6e
Die Yrotei itanten prote tiren.
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Sbio @aiieufreuuo.

9eimnille> - BON bem, ,uas uns bei ser
&eble foBt, wie Yascol lo9en miiroe,
ndmli5 BON Dem @e6eimnl1e unlerer
lelblt - befreicn uno anoererl eits ourd
Die Si1tltro1cn, weld6e Te nm (i6 ber
ouF onbcre Ccbcimnile werien, bic in
lbrem el9encn S0oobe perbor9eneWobr=
9eit tunotbun, - 0bnli@ jenen Moltcn,
Die blntcr lbren l0marsen gYdnocn Die
50elbe Der 5onne ucroeden, rno ni6ts=
oeltopenl9er our6 Die gliibenoe SoeQe
l9rer 9}Qnoer Ocren @e9enwart 6eseu9eu.
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9ic @rbliin0e nn0 0ie 8i(leulAoft.
(NOrtlehun0 llno SMlub.l


Tolcrn bcs menl0liNen 0crscrS ucrfol=
gen, 10 >piiroe es mir lei0t lcin, noNSu.
lueilen> luie lie audi oo nod lN!Q0t nit
ollen i6ren feinlten Gi9entDiimliAtcitcn.
Son Der perbotencn Trud)t bic uulcrc
crltcn gltcrn 9cgcllcn boben (inb uns>
10 su lo9elL o1c 3dbne no0 l0lc0, un6
III Wilocr Cjier bolNen uno 9rcifcn mir.
no6 jcncm Soumc 0cs NotipnoliSnls
Der nit Der por9e6li9en GrfenntniC bes
Guten un0 0es gDlcn Die Gccle tDbtet>
neil er an Sic Gtclle Der 9(uftoritQt ocs
@cuillens Bic Muftoritdt ccs @erltonocs
lebt unb infer @eluillcn nur mittcl it eiucr
Grfobrung oaffldrt Die pom Y0lcn lit,
10 oob mir oos @ute MIR nod i'm triiben
S3eine Der Gc>uiNensbi1je 1eDcn. 9(Qe
Sage b0ren mir nn6 in, Grlnoc un1e=
rc5 9er5ens ben 9(uiru{ sur Gmp6run9
9c9en Die Yfli0t - 9lei1lam jencs g.
3l6 Der G@longe: ugSorum fat eu6
Gott pcr6oten 2" - mir iii6(cn> wie no6
uno nob Der 9tei5 ocs Ncrbotcs uno oic
Neriu9run9cn Der gu It bic ais 16Dne
Uru9t unS por9e6altcn miro )i0 bel
l|n5 elnl0 0lci0cn uno IN lere @eelc, 10 al
logen, umlblingen; enolid) ge6e1 mir
Damn oem @tol5e Dem Mfitl 1uloi9en
oller unle 2ei0cnldoi item, Gjeb0r uno
9eben Elm an ltin Ncrlpreben SIR ,pcr=
bet mic Vjttcr ltin 3. y. eure ei9cnen
@crren uno i'm Genu0c elmer Gcliafcit,
Die lbr snrb bonu lelbc1 gc9cben 6abt.
0arouf ldbt li6 obcr Die Gtimmc Got=
tee, Die Gtlmmc ocs Gjc>ulicns b6rcn, bic
q l0un9 l6winoct, llno mir lc6cn uns
unlerer 9Silroc uno uulercr GG!blto1tung
berouht - mir {ir0ten unS neil mir
nodt ]in0.
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