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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12
Put Them on the Defensive.
baltimore Gazette

The real issue to be determined at the bal
lot-box next year should be that with Grant
ism and corruption. The incoming Congress
can force the fight on this ground If it keeps
it's skirts clear of corruption and follows
steady line Of duty. Republican hopes are
builded upon suppositious of Democratic
blunders. If the Republicans can success
fully change front aud divert public attention
from their party record to the financial or
school questions they will stand fair chance
of success Il remains for the Democratic
House to say whether they shall be permitted
to do it.
If the leaders in Congress are not wise
enough or pure enough to press the reform
issue and put the Republicans back on the
defensive Democratic prospects will be ln-
deed poor. But they must also remember
that those who urge reform must themselves
be men who do not need reformation.
Tricksters, protectionists, tme-servers, WIRE
pullers, inf1ationists, subsidists, moral cow
ards, should go to the rear. Only honest
men and honest Democratic principles can
win The road to success is by way OF re-
form, hard money, free trade and home rule.
All others lead to death.
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MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS.
A Plan Among Mississippi Planters to Aid
Louisiana In Her Struggle for Freedom.

Louisiana In Her Struggle for Freedom.
NOVEMBER II. 1875.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
have Just returned from Mississippi, and
bring you joyful tidings of the glorious Demo-
cratic victory won in that State last Tuesday
week. Radicalism is not only completely
routed, but the colored men appear to be as
as the whites over the result
which will, in all probability, finally drive
the usurping and plundering carpet-baggers
not only from Mississippi but also from Lou
isiana. Already the planters who have been
so instrumental in bringing about this glo-
r.ous victoryfare arranging to ship their cot
t IN to, and TO purchase their supplies only
from such of our merchants as register, vote
and give material aid to secure the election Of
the Democratic nominees of the January Conf
vention.
This course, if carried out by our redeemed
neighbors, will insure US not only complete
victory, but it will bring to the polls hun
dreds of our lukewarm merchants who never
have time to vote or register, and who, to all
appearances, do not care whether we ey er re-
cover from our bankrupt condition. By this
class of merchants and traders now growing
rich in our city (be it said to their shame)
Kellogg and his minions have been kept in
power; had they done their duty we should
have been in advance of Mississippi, and John
McEnery our elected Governor, with all our
State officers, would be in the discharge of
their rightful duties Would it not be well
for your widely circulated paper to publish
the names of all the registered voters of New
Orleans, that we too may cooperate with
Mississippi in this great movement for our
redemption SCALPEL.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov 1.-The Liverpool Autumn
Cup Was won by Activity, beating nineteen
horses.
Ia the race for the Liverpool Cup Pete was
second, and Genuine third.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE weather in England
and France the past week has been very
stormy. Heavy and almost incessant rains
have fallen. Many ports of both countries
are flooded, and vast tracts are threatened by
rising of rivers.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE note of the Vatican
in reply to that Of Spain treats the Spanish
question from the standpoint of religion and
the principles Of the Concordat, which, it
says, must not be departed from. The Vati-
can does not desire to embarrass the new
Spanish Government; it particularly wishes
to assist it, but only by such means as
would be truly efficacious and which
would not permit the rupture of that
sacred tie which has always been the glory of
Spain; religious unity which it is now sought
to Danish can not impede the development Of
civilization, but is on the contrary, its true
beacon. 1t is the duty of the Papacy to COM
bat, not civilization, which is brought forward
merely as pretext, but the corruption in
vading the heart OF nations. Ia persisting
upon the ground asserted, the Papacy believe
it renders great service. not only to the Span
ish Government, but to all Spain.
The conduct of the Papal Nuncio and of
the Vatican must be regarded from this point
Of view. But if Spain, moved by supreme
necessity, wishes to draw up an understand
ing On the same principles under another
form, the Papacy is open to negotia alton, with
the object OF introducing acceptable modifca-
| tons into the Concordat, after each one has
declared its views.
| 1t is to be seen how far the Vatican can &C.
cept the draft of the new cons tuition In
conclusion the Vatican accepts the declara.
ton of the Spanish Government that it is
DESTROYS Of coming TO an understandings and
/ Inn Nurn r., I.Aao nAnu i
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STATE AND CITY ASSESSMENTS.

We are indebted to Mr.. J. L. Fer wig, Presi-
dent ofthe Board of Assessors, for The subjoined
official report of the assessments (city and
Slate) of real estate and personal property in
the city of Nav Orleans for the year 1875, to-
gether with comparison of the same with
those Of the previous year.
noticeable item in this report is that
showing that the Assessor of the Fourth Dis
trict has increased the ely assessment to the
no uncomfortable amount of 81. 1867, 173, and
this, too, in the face of the indisputable fact
that real estate and all other kinds of property
have materially deprecated within the past
year. The assessments of property in the
First District show decrease OF over two mil
lions of dollars:
STATE ASSESSMENT 1875, ExIGIBLE 1876.
Assessed Value of Real Estate and Personal Property
in the City of New Orl8ans subject to Taxation
by the State of Louis ana, for the GEAR 1875
igibo 1876 and showing the difference Of ass ssed
values for the year 1874, exigible 1s75, and 1875
exigible 1876.
Vaar 1874 Vear137 Decrease Ipcrease
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STATE FINANCES.
The Revenues of 1875.

The following correspondence explains it.
self:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
S ate OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, Nov. 10 1875. J
Hon. Chas Clinton, Auditor:
Sir In consequence of the reported appli-
cations to dissolve the injunction granted by
the Superior District Court, against issuing
warrants for certain appropriations contained
in the appropriation bill of the last Legisla-
ture, 1 am compelled, in order to avoid the
evils which may result by the issuing of more
warrants than the amount of the revenue, to
ask of you to furnish me with the amount of
warrants already issued and those to be issued
under appropriations not disputed, up to the
end of the fiscal year, and also the amount OF
the revenue applicable to payment of the ap-
preparation of this year. Your attention to
this matter is desired as early as the duties of
your office will permit.
With high respect, A. P. FIELD,
Attorney General.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, Nov. ii, 1875.
Hon. A. P. Field, Attorney General:
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 10Th inst, and
fully recognizing the Importance OF the infor-
nation sought by you, l have caused to be
prepared fell and compact statement of
amounts appropriated, amounts now affected
by Injunction, amounts paid up to the LIST
inst, and payments yet 10 be made during
the fiscal year.
From appropriations not disputed, the fol-
lowing are the sum totals
Appropriations payable out of the general
fund, year 1875, Sl,34S, TAI %; amount at
present affected by Injunction, embraced in
above, $3.50, 263 so. Balance, 1852 ATT 80
Amount OF payments made up to lst inst,
1852 COS so; amount Of payments to be made
during the present fiscal year, $780, 4o so.
Ths amount of revenue derived from the
three and a half mills, general fund tax, and
from licences, will not exceed 1925, 1000, and
hence you will perceive that there is yet a
deficit of s157, 900, even allowing the amounts
now under INJUNCTION to remain so.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
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Caution to Gas Consumers- Office of N. a..
Gas Light Company corner Common and Baronne
streets New Orleans Oct IL, 1S75.-Many gas
sumers being imposed upon by peddlers Of patent
nostrums and worthless regulators. who falsely re-
present Themselves be acting under the direction
or with the approval of the Gas Con pany.
Most of these contrivances worse than useless
In any but very hign buildings and invariably pro
duce stoppage and consequent interruption 10 the
necess ,ry flow of gas the burners. Toe company
will not hold itself responsible for defective lights
through any meter to which these so-called regula
tors may be attached
THEOBALD FORSTALL,
OLE I'm Genl Superinte ndent.
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Californians say they can tell an Eastern
man as soon as he makes a purchase. II
there's two cents change coming to him he
wants it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

During the last three months i446 horses,
81 donkeys and mules were killed in Paris
for public consumption.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

Sergt Bates was kicked while making his
Canadian trip-yes, sir, actually kicked with
a cowhide boot right where his coat-tails
gracefully bob bob! as he travels. Shall
Canada be made to pay for this. or shall we
pay Canada Let's have an understanding.
Free Press
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

VNTANTEr-TO rent the second floor of a mic civ
w furnished house compris ne three rooms and a
kitchen if desired 18th without board. or would
rent the two parlors, completely furnished. Apply
at ISL ST. Joseph street. the first three story house
from the corner of Camp street Oh I'm
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NTANTED-Some three or four nice Families
w be accommod ted with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board 1i9 St Charles street. nearly
or thirty dav Boardeis will tie taken at four dollars
per week payable ia advance. Thisi great reduc
ton frJm former prices. The house is tirst-cass,
best of pc pie. Remember l49 st. Charles street.
p5
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

VITAETED-BOARDERS few select persons
can obtain Excellent Board, with large comfortable,
and elegantly furnished rooms at the handsome and
desirable residence corner of Camp and Robin eets
Spacious grounds on either side of the house,
Terms moderate Apply on the premises. o31f
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,CALPEL..

Time flies, and
The event is sure
On Dec. 9th.
35S1 prizes. 1t takes place,
$4,000 Gold. Without fall
Cap. prize 100000. At the Academy
Tickets only $50. OF Music.
The Great Golden Drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery. Now is the golden opportunity to
win.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

WANTED BOARDERS-Elegant Rooms can be
w obtained at No. Prytania street in suites or
single Private table if desired References re
nuiyed n} 10t*
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Wants and To Rentinserted in the BULLETIN for
ify cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

omee of the Louisiana Oil Company, 81
1,nn street AT the annual election for Directors
~ This Company, held the LIST inst, the following
c.ockholders were elected
pIACIDE FORSTALL, \ Fl. MAY,
JiTLtS CASSARD, JOHN e. GAINES,
VS. DONNELL, j. A. DE BLANC,
w. r. LEWIS.
And az the meeting of the Board held THIS DAY,
che following officers g elected:
'n0 PLACIDE FORSTALL, President.
J. A DE BLANC, Vics President.
II. DUGGAN, Sc rotary
J. H DUGGAN, Secret ~.
New Orleans November l 1875. NIL At
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VITANTED-A White Nurse for a child. Best
w references required Apply between 10 and
O'clock northwest st. Charles and St Andrew
s+reets Is If
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

WANTED IMMEDIATELY LIFE TONIC
w and PULMONIC SIRUP bottles for which the
highest cash price will be paid at the depot Of the
New La. Remedy for Cough Catarrh, Sore Throa-,
Chi Is and Fever, etc, LOG Camp street. An active
man can make good thing of it ny hunting them
mn NIL ct
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Year 1874, Year 375 Decrease Increase
Totals s35 $50 1856 1924 1O2 81 ASS 9le S57 236
Cry ASSESSMENT OF 1875, ExIGIBLE 1876 So

Assessed value OF Real Estte and Personal Properly
subject TO Taxation by the City of New Orleans,
for the year 1875, exigble 1876, and showing the
difference of assessed values for the year 1874,
exigib.e 1875, and 1875 exigible 1876.
Year 1874 Year 1875. Decrease Increase
Nun. Dist. exgible exigbe in year in year
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

Office Factors and Traders Insurance
Company, New Orleans, Nov. 6, 1s75-The semia
nnaI inter st Of FIVE PER CENT on the Capital
Stock of this Company will be paid on and after
MONDAY the sth instant.
1w THOMAS +. WALKER, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

VJTANTRD-Purchasersf for Wootons Patent Cab
w met Office Desks now on hand at 80 Carondelet
street. Prices reduced III. GRAHAM, ol1 II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

70 Levee Contra ctors Ouisiana Levee Com
many o Carondele ST. eet New Orleans November
lat ls75-Proposals will be received at the office of
he Company until 18th inst at IL O'Clock NJ, for
huIdipg the Levees the State the coming year as
ordered BY the Commission of Engineers. Plans and
specifications may be seen at this office. The Com
many reserves the right to reject and all bids
M. A. TARLETON,
no It's Secretary and Treasurer.
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NTANTED-BOARDE - Parties desiring fine
w rooms southern exposure, with irs &c ass table,
can be accommodated by applying at the fine les.
dence 215 St Charles street letS Julia and st.
Joseph References exchanged. NIL II l4'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

Office OF Canal street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company, No 9 North Basin str ct October
3Oth 5-A meeting of he Stockholders will be
held at the office of the Com pany, on MONDAY the
18th day Of November, at II NJ, Il the purpose of
amending article 9th of ne Charter of the Company.
By order of the Board of Directors.
$50 I'm h. NJ. HARRISON, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-12

WANTED-A private family residing at No. 8
w st. Peter street. fronting on Jackson Square.
desire two front rooms to gentlemen. or gen.
tlemen and their wives, with or without board.
tf
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WAN rs.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
ID OOMS AND BOARD-Pleasant rooms for mar
II lied cou lie or single gentlemen. Private par
Tor if desired. With without board. Apply at 209
Camp street. nl2 FrSuFu &SiA Mo
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WANTED-5O,OO 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILDS CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" ON exhibition and for sale by L. l. NJ AD
DUX 50 Carondelet street. aug tt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Bugg1es;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
them find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. IT, MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car.
riages. myl4
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looNX, NUED c. LAST PAGE.
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The following correspondence explains it.
self:
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
one SQUARE FIFTY CENTS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09

Saulenoe Durpen ihon ldmdbIi6 be.
tro9sn ; thinner ater Ar5Men anoere
Eaulence mad, bic nidt flus rperpen
tpouen rur6 fremosn S6aoen.--Sa
rperoet 5br mir einmenpen, Die Spefu
lanten m5scn wtrtli6 ibr eanb nit ben
l6bnften 6arben malen, bas 1T rer
9prtbetl oeS 9erfdufers, mic aud iepsr
SHtTsberr iein S@tf fir rte aus,
rpaneerer am befien anpreil't unb man,
9e gsrfaher Ger 8l6er fir Nuswans
nersr mSgen ibr BI1Iein in Die @eli
8eihift baben, unp nur IN Der
Nbltbt UNI 8flp fir ibr BI9er16reis
Der 81 befOmmen ; aber mir baben
Srtefs bstcmmen BON 9euten, pie i9pn
in Nmerifa itno, bas Itno unlfre Breuns
re uno Ierwanbte, etc perrer uns ntGt
belt9en /; mas fcutan cenn pie fir cine
Mbi6t rabei baben?" Die 9anse pre-
etst mar cine einprinslide 0arnans
Beben bic @aswanssruns.
Die preoiet unO oaS 6o6amt rraren
beenptSt, ete eeute sinsen nod 6aule /;
cae Der @ransbauer tiber Die &epe pes
perm pfarrer8 sor Diel ~ lpre6en uni
ptele bittere S%emerfunsen III MAIDEN
bate, oerifebt fia BON Ielbit ; er besca
einsn 8rpee0 lbe!I Der Inrepe auf 1iG
lslbf, unc wpbI ni9t 9eraos nit TIM
re9t; Bonn nnter Den fall6en Drcpbe>
ten, pie IS ii6 isbr anseIeSen ietn lie
Zen, pie yeute unsufriepen NIT ibrem
SoCle III MAIDEN, mar er eewtB Der erite
unr ReiFisfte. Sci per r~sbeImdBtesn
3ulammentunft i'm Wirtbsbaule marb,
mie Gas beim eumpenoOlfe 8epbtult1
Der Sal III, ibst cen Gstfliden &c.
l6tmpft uno feline gsw;b gut ssmsints
Nsee sepaIttg eurG bic 5edel ee5Osen.
Der 0ransbauer seidaete fb bierin am
r~relifen aus, uno es Seihab, pie eS iebr
Of; per Jau IL, boB pte trafttste pre-
pi9t nit az tbrem NuBsn fir febr pieIe
Wanlden our1 einen polfS!bumlt5en
RsrI. Der fi6 bel einfdItisen eeuten etn
Anltb'n gu ssben permus, suni6te &c,
maht pirr, coe Elm b6ler, fetnplslteer
Wenl& pas untraui in Die 6ersen Der
Wenl6en iaet, na6rem Der priefer ben
gutsn Samen pes GpauQelium5 aus9e>
ftreut. Sc sibt nun einmal eben 70
WiltOnart ee5 Satons, ME es Willios
mare 8Ottes stet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09

Yeranlaeten Ausfaa isbr bod nit 800.
GOO Wann pernpldln9t, wiirren cem'
mad iGy cine s!,pa 9sbCtene &rpsiters
una ps8 ArmseftanpeS nod immcl
10000 bis 100000 9eoifnte Solca.
ten unp ole royaneeflbuen Monnldafs
ten Ger &riasfeierps serbIsiten, unr
mlrren risie buyd bic 6ormiruns Don
ctertfp 6eIrsS atajlpntn unp lonii9su
Nel,JSe : GUrnaticnen audi Ubne il
Mitbsrnnsisbups rtS Sans iturms6 sc
nii9sn, Die Srife6idrte nrr reutl6en
Nrmee auf msbr ole / 100000 Wann
(escn III fDnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
M6tes aapitel.
Der Gang auf'S u m t.

I'm ancern Gage einBen bic Auss
tpanperungsIultt9en ale auf Das amt,
uni iIb tpe9en Den AuswanperuneSpdl,
fen iu meIpen. Sir tenuen le bereits
aae bon ben neu 6in3usstcmmenen
mar nur Elm lunser Stetnmsgmsttsr,
wslher Idnsft idon NIT lsinfm 0sibe
in srDster un3ufrierenbeit lebte. 81
bate le ais Dtttue aebeiratbet, neil
tie 8elp bate, aber ibre ntepertrd9tiss,
ausIbweifsnre S6le6tieteit mabtsn
ibm Oas llfterne iGamIDle Wetbsb,lp
balp 10 Ds,babt, caB er ben 00rlas
faete, aus3uwanoern, I'm pon Der
S9anDe, NIT Der i'm pas 3dnfifGe,
iIurenbelacene Weibsbilc lberbdufte,
fret su wercen. Gr uerlprab tbr To-
slei6 Don Amertta 3u l5reibsn pamit
fe nabfommen fSnne, unb rpenn pie
eeute ia9ten. TT psrpe tpobl riemaIe
(dreiten, uno nas ausselai1ene Weib,
cas- Vermbsen senus beiab, UNI leben
3u %ftnaen, ieinem eieenen Sbidlale
iber!ufen, sepie ni6t na1fommen lais
fen, ano uirIeidt islbft gar ni@t bsiru,
tben, 70 receten iie ibrer ynlt6t nab
oerninftfs genue ; cenn Is mar fir ibn
cas- sr5Bte Slid, enoli6 e.nmal aus
Der Sflaperei elmer loi6sn Gbe befrsit
gu psrpen Die stnBen allC aufsNmt,
unp famen gum 6errn Nntmanr, Der
etn rerli9er, re9tlt6sr, aber frenser
Wann tpar.
Aae traten Elm, an ibrer Spibe Der
lebr elegant bsrausfaffrte @rdnabauer
nit leinem pprlauten, naleweilen, fredtn
SObn ; Der Serr Nmtmaan ruets l1On,
mas ite besebrten, er mar auf ibre 6or.
oeruns uOrberettet unO itrufte ibre Grst<
belt pur@ falten Gmpfans. DAP er
Ntemanpem etnen sig anbpt, perftebi
i6 BON ieIbft. Ct fragile fe etnfaG
in itreusem, semsffnem Gone ~Was
perIanst tbr, seute?"
vWir rulen Nas, tpie sic uns bier
isb'n, nod Nmerifa ausUaneern," ant
WOrtste Der @rdn3bauer nwir la6en
unS ss ni6t mebr ausreoen +; penn mir
baben felber 0erfano senus, une bae
Zen es unS gar pObl iberlest ebe pil
Su pislsm gntldlu0e sefommen fno.'
nOas mag letn ; aber 0tsle baber
tb's aud ibsrleet, beppr fe esean9er
tnD, uno parsr lebr germ surifsesan'
gen, peln es ibnen r,ur m6sli6 gene:
len mare; absr "a bat es an @elc au'
&ddrsile eefebIt, wsnn pte Ginil@
fam."
uWir baben GsIp ssnus, hsrr Amt.
mann !" Hs
SD peie %, unb fam 20 chen bar
UNI nt6t bssreifen, parum Sbr for
mad Amerifa wOIt /; babt Sbr ia bod
bier i6on einen proeen Wcblfanp, tpai
Ucat Sbr ntebr 2"
.D;r rpouet fret, urp NIT giner
WCrt, pir ppIen perm fein n
Rne6hdaft tter III uns suwirer."
~RneGNhnft2 SD wiete ni9t spa
fir etne ; mas feblt @nG bter?"
vWtr fno aufsetldrte eeute, 5el
, Nutmannl unb baben pas eelerrt, b
Mills uns tern bepinfen, paB 90 fl
t ben WenlGen ni9t sennS III, wsrn |
4 bios letn Ausfommen bat cbne ibe,
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6eutlIeton II.
Ainoesaugr.

SGSn ii tcpbl Elm S%ternenause,
Wenn'e in mtlSer Griibltngsna&!,
5Ofaunawinfeno, 1reubs bIinfeno',
Son rem Stmmsl nieberIa@t.
SGSn ii tpcbl Elm 8Iumenause,
5&aut 70 enseIrstn unb beG,
0tebe tinbenp, 9iebe siinpenb,
Die Elm buftger 3aubsrqutQ.
S&Drer bod ulS scIb'ne Stsrne,
SGTner als Die i&Tnfe Blum
ST Elm 8tnbesaus'-wie serne
SGau' i'd btsies 9eilietbum!
Drta lief itG Der Stmmsl ntebsr
Gfste al iein Slid btnsin;
l1nb pas in BEN Ause IpieseIt,
81 tes 9immelS Wieeerl9rin.
6sblt Der Glaube, feblt 8ertraaen,
8rinst bic Qisbe 9eio' unb S9mera:
Mus benz 8tnbe8aus', benz blautn,
S6Spf' i'd SrSfuus fir bas 5ers.
> es fasen taulenb Sterne,
Saulenb 8lumenausen nt6t
Bas Elm etn3is &tnbeSause
Wa6tts ~ benz bergen lprtGt.
Nneuit Saumann.