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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

A proposition in the Connecticut Legisia-
lature to amend the State Constitution so as
to forbid any appropriation of the school fund
to sectarain institutions was recently defeated
by party VOTE The Republicans all voted
in favor Of this necessary safeguard, while the
thus leaving the gates open for the promotion
of sectarianism at the public expense.
The artesian we'll at Cape May is success
Water has been struck at about hundred
feet depth, and yields fifty gallons to the
crystal liquid. This will now be sapplied to
the thirsty citizens by means Of pipes already
laid along the principal thoroughfares.
HEAVY RArNs.--Deluging rains are still
falling in Ohio and Indiana. The damage is
great, and in many places the crops are be-
heved to be entirely lost. Kentucky and
Eastern Illinois are suffering in the same way,
and the farmers in those sections are filed
with gloomy forebodings.
The Canada lumber trade is in very pros
trated condition. The lumber exported from
Ottawa for the fiscal year ending June 30th,
represents only a value of $685., 1870, when
two years ago It amounted to $2,412, 800, and
a year ago to 81, 1e5, 1858.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has put down
during the present year 20, 600 tons of steel
rails and Q, 900 tons of iron ones. All of the
main track to Pittsburg is now laid with steel.
The total length of the road, single-traok, is
1907 miles.
Foreclosure proceedings against the old
United States Watch Company of Marion.
have been instituted by the holders of first
MOI tgage bonds. There are some Sis, 900 Of
first and $500, 600 Of second mortgage bonds
out against the Company.
There are seven thousand store clerks
working in New York city on salaries ayerag-
ing ten dollars week, but they couldn't part
their hair in the centre If they were working
on farms or in shops and making THRICE the
wages.
The sudden rise in the price of wheat has
caused the temporary suspension of several
grain firms ia Chicago, only two of which
however are credited with large liabilities.
An apparatus for drying hay by artificial
heat has, after some years experimenting,
been brought into successful operation by its
inventor, Mr.. Gibbs of Chingford, Essex,
Eng.
Secretary Robson left Washington, on
Friday night, for Rye Beach, N. H., to spend
q month with his family.
A rattlesnake, with twelve rattles, was
killed by Mark Carmelis, near Medfoad, q day
or two ago.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The children of the Orphan Asylum at
Elizabeth were taken on an excursion 70
Central Park, New York, Wednesday.
Several hundred Russian Mennonites arr
rived on the Nederland last week and inn
mediately started to Kansas and other West
ern points.
Abraham Skillman, Jr., Of Rocky Hill, was
robbed ON Thursday, in New York city, OF
$1S5 in bills and currency, while, riiipg 10 9
street car. The bottom Of his pocket was cut
out.
g This very timely suggestion is made by the
Detroit PTsc PRESS: 9 Amid the busy scenes
Of Summer life let us not forget that Hannibal
Hamlin, of Maine, Is the man who forced us
to lick a two cent stamp ON TO the newspaper
which went for one before"
A grand parade Of the Grand Comfnan.
derry, State of New Jersey Masonic Knights
Templar will be held in New Brunswick Sep
TENDER q, at which 1000 Knights will be
present. The annual meeting win be held In
the evening.
Gloomy reports continue to come from the
South and West regarding the effect of the
heavy rains which have fallen and are still
falling in many sections of the country. The
devastation in the Mississippi bottom, If the
threatened overflow Is not arrested, will be
great, and the suffering entailed upon the rich
planters, as well as the poorer classes, must
be conespondingly severe.
MONEY WAsTED.--It is strange that men
will advertise with agents of patent car racks
maps, looking-glass attractions, directories,
thermometer Indicators and clock cards, who
wonld not insert an advertisement in any Of
our newspapers for one-third the terms asked
by the travelling frauds, who, make great
promises but invariably fail to fulfil them. =
Business men have been humbngged repeated.
ly, yet new ideas flourish as well as ever
There may have been time when thAt style
of advertising was read, but to-day it attracts
no attention. The people get the newspapers
for the purpose of reading, and that IS the
time they win read advertisements. Bust
ness men who have tried both ways will agree
with us that money invested in advertising in
the newspapers pays, and that it is simply
wasted when paid for advertising in any Of
the many schemes /" offered.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

OBITUARY Ex-PREsIDENT JoHNsoN.-An-
drew Johnson ex- President of the United
States, and member of the Senate from Ten
nessee, died at the house of his daughter.
Mrs. w. r. Brown, near Elizabethtown,
Carter county, Tenn, at two o'clock OH
Saturday morning. His history is rare one
Andrew johnson was born in Raleigh, N O.,
Dec. 30, 1905 His father, Jacob johnson,
who was in the humblest circumstances, was
drowned while attempting to save the life of
Editor Henderson, of the Raleigh Gazette, in
1912, and six years later young Andrew, at
the age of ten, was apprenticed to tailor
named Selby. He left Raleigh in 1924, before
his apprenticeship had expired, aud went to
Laurens Court House, s. c., where he worked
two years at his trade, and then, after re-
turn to Raleigh and brief stay there, he re-
moved with his mother to Greenvillc. Tenn.
He soon married, and was fortunate enough
to get wife who was q help-meet to him in
every sense of the word She sat herself at
once to supply his greatest lack, became his
teacher, giving him such oral instruction as
was possible while he was at work, and teach
ing him writing, arithmetic, and other branches
at night Under her faithful tuition he ac-
qured fair education.
He was elected to the State Senate IN 184f,
and to Congress in 1843. Elected Governor
of Tennessee ia 1858, reelected in 1865.
Elected to the u. s. Senate in 1857. He was
appointed military governor of Tennessee in
1852 by President Lincoln, and was elected
Vice President in 1854. Became President by
the assassination of President Lincoln, and was
elected to the U. s. Senate last year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04
Ns,,e..e Coxdl

A severe cough can be cured in a few days,
by using DIR. Burrows VEGETABLE CoUeH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is one Of
best remedies known for coughs, colds, brop-
chitis, and all affections Of the throat or lungs
that may lead to consumption. Being of q
very healing nature, it cannot fail to be of
great benefit in all cases where the lungs or
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause.
Sample bottles are to be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores Of Robbins B Severns or G..
F. Moore, Lambertville, N. j., or H. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa. w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04
DvsreYysfa.

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects such as sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costivenesss Heart
burn, water brash, coming up of the food,
coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Palpitation of the Heart, and all dis
cases of the Stomach and Liver. Two doses
of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will relieve
You at once, at there positively is not case in
the United States it will not cure. If you
doubt this 60 to your Druggist, H. Calvin
Robbins, of New Hope, and /. M. s.. J. T.
Severns, Lambertville, d., and get a sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size rs cents.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

1t is alleged that secret order has been
started inside of the Democratic party, whose
object is to prevent the Catholic influence
from obtaining complete control Of the orga-
nization. In Baltimore alone it is said to in
clude 5000 members, and there are indica-
tions that it exists also in Philadelphia. The
gives full credit to the statement. The new
order is local in character and has no reference
to national politics. In Maryland it will OPP
pose the lately formed Democratic State
ticket
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The men who now control Tammany Hall
are wedding out the insubordinate elements
and have expelled John Morrissey, Jimmy
Hayes, Judge Ledwith and several other
active leaders of the "short-hair" faction
from the General Committee. The culprits
were not sufficiently obedient to party disci-
pline. They have taken steps to form an Or
ganzation of their own, and there is very
fair prospect that Tammany will suffer a
pretty bad wrench before the trouble blows
over
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04
Bearino ont Deer Park.

THIS POPULAR RESORT for families, schools par
Il ties, festivals &C.. Is now open to the public
Every effort within the reach Of the officers has been
made to render it pleasant and convenient Substantial
Improvements have been made to the grounds and at
tractve additions TO the stock of animals Tho nrec-
tors have procured dishes knives and forks spoons &c.
snf1cient to furnish table for one hundred people
which will be leased to parties desiring 10 them or
reasonable terms No Intoxicating liquors allowed on
the grounds Admission 10 cents. Special arrange
lnents for large parties can be made BY addressing
the Treasurer, GEO. A COOK, New Hope, Pa BY
order OF the Board. Us. WILLIAMS, Secretary
June Esd, 1s75-2m
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The New York banking house of Duncan,
Sherman g. Co., failed ON Tuesday of last
week. It's liabilities are stated at nearly
&c. 000, 600; its asset at g far below this
amount" The firm made general assign
ment to Hon. William Shipman. 1t lis under
stood the three-ffths of the debts of the firm
are held abroad, and the most of the losses
will fall where they can easily be borne.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

On Friday morning machine called an ex-
tractor, used for drying skeifls Of thread in
Glark's Thread Works, Mile End, Newark,
exploded, seriously injuring George Old and
slightly wounding two other men.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

tH A heavy stock of Soap to be sold at
bottom prices, to make room for new goods--
at Severns', the Druggists. Call early. If.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04
LAKE HUNTINGTON, N. Y, july soth. 1875.

Miss Priscilla Braislin, sister of Rev. Ed
ward Braislin, pastor of the Baptist church,
Mount Holly, has recently been elected Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Vassar College, Po-
keepsie, N. ", with salary Of 1880 per
annum. Miss Braislin is native Of Burling-
ton county. Another daughter of Patrick
Braislin, Miss Alice, is a very talented teach
er in the Mitchell school, Burlington.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

"A new lot of Channels Skins, received to-
day, selling cheaper than ever, at 6everns' the
cheap Druggists. June 16, TT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

tB- Beware of limitations. The only seam
less, double-steel, pure whalebone CORSET,
can be had for 88 to $t.50at VAN HoRN's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

bG- The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS,
can be had at r. III. VAN HoRN's*
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

hnb CT linn pcr1cibcn but, cincn nod 9r0Rcrcn
Yropbctcn III icnoe,1, I'M bic Mcnid,eu SIT be-
! (cDren uno ibucn hru Nlttlidcu Naillcu tl,no
! ;fl nlod)cn, n6mlid) ocn N}lciiios. Gbrnio uic
bic Surcn Alou cn sic t||riHsn, Oab @utt
iid) %ru Mrnltcn pifenh0rt >otc. Ter Inter-
ld)icb ;miid)eu GDriitcn unb \uncn htttclt lss
Di9lid, rcriu, nab biz GNrittu hcbAupttn, Der
Mcilas, Den Soft hcn Meuidcn SIT ienccu pcrt
iprod)rl bobc, ici bereits ostommcu unb nob
SeiuS GbriltuS nicier Ylciiius lei; bic Subc,l
ooNcaen trmnrtcn ccn Mciiios Npdl, pb,uobl
G'ott nun lhoN lett fait 1000 Salren Scin
iriibcr 10 oft micoerbcltcS Ntriprcd)tn Der Sen<
ounN cinrS Wtciiios nid,t msEr srncuert bat.
Sm lltbriNcn 0luubcu luhcn un6 GbrlicN &C.
nlcin fam, pob (Aptt nurd) uon .Sbn trlcud)tetc
Mt1uncr lciuru G&ilcn Der Mien dbcit tNnp &C.
tbau babcn, unh oab Gr bicieu M(1nnerN nibt
bios Scin Wort III ocn Munn lc9tc, Ionocrn
oob Gr uud) bcren Gcocr realcrtc, um bic belli.
8iid,cr III idrcihcu, III wcld)en Gr Sciuen NSil>
len ncbcrAclcNt uno iuorin bic Gccbc unlcres
Hcbcns unb bic Iunhomcutc Der NcliAlon cnt.
bultrn iino. 9od 9llcu, mas mir bis jcbt III
liuNcrcr suicinonoerfplgc 9clogt bubcn, lit bos
1uicin cincS @ottcs ilbcr oleln 3mcifcl bc,uic'
lcu, lit bic NHenboyunN @ottes uu bic I(cy@
id)en nid)t allcin mo9ld), ipnocrn notbwcnoig
mir erfcnncn olcie Snenboruna M ocu tic be-
Alcitcnocn Munbtrn mo GSeiiluAungcu uno
mir fiuocu bicic SHcnturung ilromcn bon ben
vippcn aptterlcud,teter Ifdnncr uuo nicocrges
lcat in bercn Sd)riten. Horous cr9ibt iid).
Dob bic Sd)rift uno bos 9Surt bic ct bon @ott
bc0laubiatcu W(dnncr Die Sucl(su bet : fen
borung CSptteS un Die Mcnl1bcit (ino. Sicic
bciliAcn %iidcr ncuut man nit cntm gcn,cinz
lamen Nnmcn Die \ ili9c g d) it oocr bic
y tbcl, bic 9lcld)lam Gin arobcr @ricf Ocs all
mad)tiAcu @ottes on Dir M(cnidbeit tit. SaS
iprod,ene, abcr nid)t 'ieoeracldricbcnc @ort
ncnnt man Die bitinu nhcr bic Orb
lebrc Sn bobcn mir bcrn ;iuci Sueueu ocr
9ottlid)cu Sffenbaruna on Die Mlcnld)en bic
. ibc uuo bic Sruhition, nit uclden
mir uns in een folgcnpen 3eittrogcn bcih0fti>
gen mollrn.
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Z e t t I ia 7 IT.

9tad)btm irir in unicrn 3eitfragen Der lcbtcn
94oden Bic gSunper uno sSciloqungen ais
unsuei fclbaitc Mcnnscid)cn e,ucr g0ttlid)eu 81.
fcnborun9 al bic N(cnl@cu nod)9cluicIcn ba>
ben, fomncn pir icbt bo;u, ooS mirflid)c @or>
9anbcniein elmer sottli@cn SHcnbaruna nnter
ben Menid)cn 81 bciprcd)cn. 3cin bcrnllnfti<
acr MenidJann bcsucifcln, Dap mir burd) NM
icrc blobc @crnunft ni6t sur @rfcnntnib unlcs
rcr 8eltimnuug uno bcr 4Fid)tcn, bic mir III
Midld auf bicic @climmung su c,fuuen ba>
ben 9clon9cn t0nncn. Sic 0'clhi@tc Der
Mfeni1bcit Dor GbriituS unb bic @cid)idtc Der
@0lfcr in icnsu @c9cnbcn uno 90nocrn, loobln
ooS Gbriitcntbum nod nlc)t georun9en mar,
,cigt u,1s 10 uielc ld)rcdlidc |crlrrunAcn uno
10 pielc tb0rid)tc uno moerlprcd)rnoc Nniihtcn
in 8c,u9 ouf bic Weiimmun9 uno bic EHidtcn
Der Mcuidcn, Sob Gin 8lid Oarouf 9cnigt unS
al ;eiaen, mic pbum66tig bic blobc &crnunit
ocS Menidcn it, menn es id barum banoelt.
our6 biclc olleu unirre YHid)tcn Der @ottbeit
acacniibcr ;u crfcnuen.. Sa mir nun ilbcr al
lcn 3pciicl nob9ctuicien bobcn, oob cS clncn
@ptt aibt, eincn Sd)0pfer uno 9errn ocr SSclt,
uno olcicr @ott poa Site icinc pcrntnftigen
@cih0pfe nidt bllfos loiicn nuritc III @cSu9
orf i6rc 4Hid)ten uno i1re enolid)c HcltmmuuA
10 mub cs cine eottibe SHeubarune, bic uas
o,ie 9in9e tuno mabt, unter ocn Mcnd)en
g,hcu. 9ielrs mar 0er s a be oes Non;en
iiioilNcn To(fcS felt rne1r alS 5000 Sabrcn.
Sicic5 @olf be3eu9t unS, bop Der clnc gott,
bcr Sd)Dpicr ber g8clt ibm burd icincn Oicner
WtoleY cin @cieb aegeben babe, oab Soft 81 Den
Meni i@sn 9crebet bot burd Die &rop9eten uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24
Cbte Waticnfrcnno.

ben ltonb, algcn}6einAitl1 u1n gum slpei=
ten Stobe ousiIhrlcn.
Ser &ihtcr, ric sloortatrn uno Gc=
i0moreNen ltiir5ttn hcrbci uno' tftmalInc=
ten ben WDrhcy, w0hrcnb lEnter .sDeNgcn
gen unb ,3uha bic 9r0bts 9tlef frc@nnY
berrlhtc. 0aB anter loldcn isnui iaiiarson
Der Yrpacb nicbt urr litb 9ebcn tonnte, lit
lelbitperitdnoIi&3. 81: Gcl6!ucuner
,uuroen cntloItn uuo Die Gier;hts txrN
oufgthobtn.
Hobert Bpotri9ht uurbc pnn @ilj2=
Nfarfbal &isnlsn fclt9enpmmcn uuo sum,
Npli5cibcf gsdradt. Ser 8url6e NOR
iebr trobig lsno ftrdubtc li@ crit ben g.
ridJi5 laol SIT ucrlalien. Ms Ye!i;ci@cf
@arrisa'r tim frltg, lpurum er Den &na=
ben 9eito6en babe gab CT Iplsenoe 9(nt=
uprt SD babe met1rcm 8rllocr eine
bol6e 5tunbc, ror 1e;nern Iaoe 9cl6>un=
rem, oaB i9 ben Veger t0oteu ~iiyoc uno
id babe meiuen S1wur gebalten." Gos
M}cller, init Dem Der Buri@e Die Shat
aus fiihrte bat cine SSlinge pon urge1dbr
a9t 3oll 9dnge uno mar i6arf 9eldllf=
fen. Gr mei9erte li6 oniu9cecr> 'unher
er oas 9leNer hottc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

W ei bb ii fri Sonis5ew Sfi~
2lls gr5bildboI HeoO6olpsti por elnem
Sabre (am 3. Uebruor 1879 nod Nf*
ro>pp abgefiibrt lpuroe, iibcrnobm Der
energil6c 5uIfraganbildof - II sdblt
jett 81 Sobre - Die 3ii9el Der 0lDcc-
lonre9icrung ais pdplt!id)er 0cle9ot.
Mub bet5eili9te CT )id) ais Sertretcr ocs
8istbums i'm Suni 1874 an Der BilAoi=
coniercui in Tuloo. Sn Tolge bellen
vwe9en unbcfugtcr 9(usilbln9 bildDflid}cr
Ne@te" su 200 Gblr @elol ltraic perur=
tbeilt, luuroc CT. neil ct bic Gtroflummc
nidt entri9tett, Guoc Suni 1874 uer6ai~
tct uno no6 &oi6mm abcfiiDrt, rm
oprt cine @tfdnguibltrafc upu Is Wfono=
ten su perbiiBen. Scine ltoatlid) einbc=
boltencn &pmpeten5en bobeu inoellcn bic
5troiscit uon 8 N}onatsu gcOcdt uno 1T
Sn1pf Souisselusti au: Der $oaft cut
loli ien lporocn, pbnc ober notb YpIen SUI
riid5utebrcn. @r bcTo1o lih in Der Ndbe
&oj9mins bel Dem 4ropit Sra lanfie1uies
in @ulfo>p, olS cr einen vNuslucil lungs=
beiebl" erbiclt. Shne Mibcrl lprud bat
CT Die propin5 perlaNen.
- Ser tiirtjl6e 9ultan bel6dft;st
in leinem Yalolte cine Dienerldaft BON
5000 Yerlo beiOerlel @e16lcdts. 81
be1oIbet uno unterb6lt 300 &Dd)e> 300
Gdrtl1cr, 500 &utltbcr uno roi5 600 :9ln=
ocre, Die oQerlei onoer>peiti9e Qlrbeitcn 5u
perrd)ten bo6en. Sur @peilung oicler
@cute uno ibrrr 9anolanBer lperoen jeoen
Sag l,2O0 Gha ie uno 1000 @tif &C.
ilu9el 9eldlad)tet uno 10000 Trancs
lueroen jeoes Sabr fir 2i@ter ous9e9c-
ben.
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Sluttoc WacDe cia,ce Brnbera

9lm Mbcn> pes -. September 1874
wuroc ciucm uisricbnjdbrigen Naabcu,
Namens Sstor Satl on Sootyi9bt, in
ct. you'S pon Dem Negerfnaben, Gbor=
les Mppo1 ion cin Stein al ocn &opI ge=
NOR fen. Scr j,'n9eSootrigbt cr1ieIt ourd)
Den Stcinluurf eirs lebr }AmcrSboItc
Ycrlcbun9 Die lid fortudbreno uerl6lim=
mcrte uno an 81. 9iouelBber leincl: 500
erbeifiibrtc.
&or Dem GrinlnalgeriNt bc9anllen iii
Der lebten 9Spd)c bic Fro5cbpcrbauolun
gen ge9cn Den farbigcn &nobcl, Die nit
lcincr 6reiiprchun4 poer Yerurtbcilung
cnhen iollten. 9(bcr Der Erp5;p fano
eil1en unpsrnutbcten uno lthrefli6cn
9lbl lNi3l;, cilItn 9(blblub> Der Den 9ti9=
ter, Die 9(bDptatcn unb Die Gcl ldwprenen
uno oas sublreihc 4ubiitlm nit C;nt=
lctcn crfil!ltt.
Gs luor oll 9tod)!Aitto3 un9cfdDr nm
3 llbr, ais Id Der lMrcflid)c Nprfaa SUI
trll9. 0ie 0cl dnnreuen loBen ali ib=
rem Yl1bcn un5 bcr Goter ocs Gct6otetcn
&naben bciano li9 aui bcm 3cu9cnitaro.
Sic Brioer Gborlcs .. uno So1n 9.
Spbnlon bic 9(ouofaten bes 9tnget!oeten
uno 0crr Gcpmour Spullairc, Der ?ln=
matt iiir Den Staa!, trittcn li4 9crooc
iiber einen Ocletcspunft, lpGbreno Der
3ilis= N}arlb ball, Som Nsrron bcn GooI
pcrluNen Dottc> I'M Den GNA| |d)iAilt;1l ocs
$ociiopporotc5 oufSuioyccrn, beller cinSu=
beiScn.
Iiel>n Momtnt b>nutts Nobert Soot=
right, cin YrNocr ocs Wet0otctcn, It'll ci=
ncn sltt ttutigtr 9tocbc su poQiiibren.
Sinbcrt NootriS6t ciA ctlua iluansi9
SATIRE after &urlsbc, Ger lii) l@on mab=
reuo oc5 9aujen Sa9cs i'll @eribtslaol
brrumeetricbtn Bate itiirste pl05!i3 auf
bcu elijahriHcn NAarles 92uoolon su uno
nit oem Sfslsrnft Iu Do It meineu Sru=
Der yetootet, ieti iclllt 0u audi itsr6en,
lticB tr ibm ciu lon9cs Tleilherneiler in
bcu untcr!c;6. 0as Gjan5c NOR 10 ral l9 |
DOT litb g:8aaaen oaB MON ben jnn9en
er1t 6cmertte, ais er nit erDo=
b>ncm GRSNe: uor Dem ungliidli9en Rna=
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WduucStrut.

SIS ioll 9lcid) ciuem gidboum fart
.9cr Nloun nit Stiirmeu ringen,
Gs loll linn trokig @ciu unb Mart
0ic 9Si!(snSfruft burdorin9en.
llno mcnn Der Conner pbcn braun,
9tr Soi1ncl itcbt in @lutben,
Sic %o0ll ibm UNI bic Sbrcn lauM
Oas ioa i'm uidt cntmutbtn.
Sam mub oic GSelt in iciucr @r!,'l,
IN leincnl *cben licgtn,
Gr mub in *eic unb nup iii *ult
Sein ciaeu SCR; bsiie9cn.
lluo itrtlg ernit uuo itetig trcu
N(ub CT lsin SScrt ool(5rinAtn,
l(ub ml,b I'M ychen franf uno frti
9(o1 allcm Goeln rin9en.
Go loll er alS hcm Grocuthal
9en @e9 gum 0immel iuanocln,
llno ioa i'm beil'gcn @ottcsitrabl
Stcts rcd,t nno rcoli1 benoeln.
9u5 III Der idtc itortc @(onn,
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rid Gr muBte jcocu oerlclben NIT $40
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