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FROM THE NORTHERN STATES.

Rev DR. S R. Wilson. of Louisville, was lying at
the point of death last Saturday and Sabbath
His disease is cerebro spinal meningitis, and though
he was still living on Monday morning, his physi-
clans bed little or no hope Of his recovery Chris.
tan Observer.
Centennial The following was the action Of the
General Synod of the Reformed Church
l. That the first lords day of July, 1876, be
set apart as day of thanksgiving AID praise for
our national mercies; and that the pastor Of each
church deliver discourse on the religious aspects
of American liberty, as illustrated in the history
Of our denomination. the circumstances of any
portion of the Church ic1oer an earlier day in the
year desirable, the third Lords day in April is the
one recommended.
2. That on opportunity be then afforded every
member of the congregation to make thanked
ing to the Lord The sums thus contributed shall
be called the Centennial Seminary Fund, to be
securely invested by the B,ard of Direction, and
the interest applied to meet all the contingent ex-
penses, of whatever kind connected with our theo-
logical schools-to be appointed as the Synod for
the time shall direct. 2. ID. VAN CLEEF,
Stated Clerk.
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~ PREMIUMS FOR 1876. sa

1t has never been according to our views
of prOpriety to 90 into sort Of general COM
mission business Of things good, bad and in
different, to offer entioements for new sub
scribers. The only premiums given are IN
money, or in the paper itself. For 1876 we
present the following:
/. Any person sending the name Of a sub
scriber, other than his own and who has not
taken the paper heretofore, aud sending pay
ment, may retain IS cents IS bis oommis-
sion. Or,
2. Any person sending three subscribers,
of the description above, and also sending
50 payment, may receive the Central Pres.
6yterian for one year.
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/ mention this for two reasons: One because you
have doubted my sincerity aud another because, in
the opening of that speech, gave briefly the his
tory of my mental operations in reference to the
proper parties in education. stated what here
wish to state, namely, my matured views in rela'
ton to the respective duties of the three great par
ties in education, namely, the parent, the Church.
and the State.
My engagements may prevent me from continu'
ing the sui cot Immediately, but when do so it
will be seen that this personal narrative formed
fitting vestibule to the system of views shall pre-
sent, w. H. RUFFNER.
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general cooperation (she greatest General
in all the ages,) and in this way only. In
view Of the fact that one hundred years have
elapsed since the foundation of this College,
its friends have taken measures to celebrate
that event in a suitable manner. If the
same spirit which was in the hearts of their
fore-fathers now dwells 10 the hearts of their
children, they will cordially Join in this en-.
dowment as an appropriate m mortal of the
interest they feel in college which has been
behind no other in the State, either as to
the renown of its origin, the sacrifices made
to sustain it, or the character and usefulness
of those who have been connected with it.
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EDINBURGH 9 PALMERSToN ROAD,
August l9th, 1875.

My D.ar DR.. Hoge,-I had hoped to have the
pleasure of ending you copy OF document con
tanning the Minutes of the Conference of Delegates
of Presbyterian churches, held at London last
month. 1t is not yet quite ready, but as soon as
possible it shall be sent TO you. Y GU are probably
aware that the Conference was very successful, and
that it was resolved to hold the first General Con-
ference next year in Edinburgh, beginning 4th
July.
had the honor to be appointed Convener of the
committee for making arrangements; and In that
capacity | now write you There are few men
connected with each Church whose presence will
go far to make the meeting OF Council great
success. Among these, we include yourself, DR..
Palmer, of New Orleans, and DR.. Stuart Robinson,
of Louisville We were all delighted to have DR..
Robinson in London. He was great addition
70 us every way. We do hope that the Southern
Church will send its best men, and am sure Eiin-
burgh will give them very cordial welcome.
Although it does not become US to boast, or to
speak confidently, think we may say that the
foundation has been laid of an organization which
with Gods blessing, will serve to make the Pres
byteran Church more visible, to secure more at
tenon to its government, and to give an impu Sc in
the direction of the great ard holy ends which as
branch Of ChriSt's Church it contempstes. And
in this view we do hope that those whose presence
will serve greatly to give weight and value to the
meetings, will make every effort to be present.
| will write you very soon with details This is
just preliminary retainer for you and DR.. Palmer.
Dr.. Robinson Knows how welcome he will be- May
request, as have got no end of writing, that
after reading this letter, you will kindly forward it
to Dr. Palmer to whom | will write as soon as l
can.
We look forward to next year with great inter
est 1t will be time Of much love- l trust, and
much outpouring of the Spirit
ol,r oc,r nd
which Mrs. Blaike joins, to you and other friends
in Richmond. ours most truly,
w. S. BLAKE.
Reu. DR.. Hoge, Richmond Va.
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

The Governor has issued the commission of Judge
j. Thompson Brown elected Judge of the County
Court of Nelson county by the Legislature.
Affairs in Lexington.-Dr. e. L. Graham one of
our most prominent physicians died Saturday,
the 25th instant.
Margaret Preston volume of poems, Cartoons,
has attracted much favorable attention in England.
The author has lately received congratuatory let.
tiers from Mrs. Charles Kingsley and Jean Ingelow.
Mrs. Peytou Harrison. to whom was assigned by
the Ladies' Centennial Committee, the duty of pre-.
pairing description of all the charitable institu-
tons managed by Protestant ladies in Maryland,
for exhibition at the Centennial, has completed
the work, and forwarded an illustrated narrative of
the scope and work of thirty five institutions.
Visitors of Blacksburg college.-Hon John Goode,
Jr, and Hon. Thomas s. Bocock having resigned
as members of the Board of Visitors of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical College, the Govern.
or has appointed to the vacancies, and the Senate
confirmed, DR.. John W. lawson, of Isle Of Wight,
and Mr.. Edward G. Burks Of Bedford.
Gov. Ames of Mississippi, impeached and under
trial, resigned on the 29h ult. The articles we're
withdrawn to enable him to tender his resignation,
which was accepted by IS to 10. Colonel Stone,
President of the Senate, succeeds as Governor.
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Broken Up,-Among the last things done by
the Senate OF the Virginia Legislature, and among
the very best, was TO pass by great majority, the
resolution previously adopted by the House of Del
egates, land also by like msority,) repeating the
charter under which the Southern Aid Association
has been carrying on its work of corruption and
ruin. 1t dies with no wish from good people in
this community, except that it had never been born
and that the like of it may never be seen again
This is good beginning in the work of destroying
what is bad and as there are one or two more such
devices still in the State, and busy with their I'M
quitous work, let it be hoped that next winter will
seal their fate also. The best argument by which
they can be defended is the old abhorred maxim of
a pagan philosophy, Let us do evil that good
may come" But where the good comes in
driblets the evil comes in like a food"
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Anniversary Meeting of the Virginia Bible
Society. The 63d Anniversary Of the Society, for
business, will be held in the Lecture,roOm of st.
Paurs church. on Tuesday, the 4th inst, at 8
o'clock.
The Anniversary Address will be delivered by
the Rev. DR.. j. L. Burrows, of Louisville, KY, in
the Second Presbyterian church, Or. Hoge's on
Sabbath, April 9th, at A. o'clock 2. M.
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Letter from the Rev. DR.. Blake.

As it is represented by some that Southern
Presbyterians would be rather tolerated than cor
daily welcomed in the General Presbyterian ALI
auce, the following letter from the Rev DR..
Biaikie, Professor in the University Of Edinburgh,
has been put into our hands, and the best use We
can make of it is 10 lei it speak for itself.-ED.
Cen PRES
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Delegates to the General Assem- bly,.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW for April -
Published in Columbia, s. G. Conducted by an
association of Ministers.
/. The Suffering Seaboard of South Carolina.
2. Lay.Preaching.
The Royal Seed.
4. Theism.
s. The Demission of the Ministry.
6. The Gratuitous imputation of Sin.
7. The Professional Study of the Bible.
g. Ecclesiastical Status of Foreign Missionaries.
g. Critical Notices.
These are topics of much interest, and we antici
pate treat in the reading; after which there il
more to be said.
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Union Theological Seminary.

EXAMINING COMMITTEES. Drs. Brown, Bull
lock, and j. Fl. Smith, and Messrs. c. White and
R. j. Mcdowell. The committee meet at the Sem
mary on Thursday April 9th.
An address to the Society of Inquiry will be de-
livered Tuesday, April 18th, u P. NJ, by Col. j.
T. l. Preston of Lexington, Va The annual ad
dress to the Board the Alumni, Faculty and stu
DENTS will be delivered Wednesday, 18th, at II
A. NJ, by Rev. Dr. @. R Vaughan Of Raleigh
North Carolina.
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The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church In the United States

Win meet in the First Presbyterian Church Of
Savannah, Ga, on the third Thursday (lSth day.
of May, 1876, at II a. N. The opening sermon
will be preached by the Rev. NJ D. HoGE, D. d.,
Moderator of the last Assembly.
The undersigned, Committee on Commissions,
will be present in the Lecture room Of said church,
atSP. NJ. of the 18th Of May, TO enroll the names
Of Commissioners.
The special attention Of Presbyteries is called to
the action touching the Assembly Contingent and
Commissioners Fund, recorded on pages 80 and
sc of Minutes of 1875.
JOSEPH r. WILSON, Stated Clerk.
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-04-05

THE FARMER AND PLANTER for April is on our
table with its usual Tor, rather, more than usual
variety of subjects. Among them is an extended
Communication from the Rev. r. L Dabney, d.
D., in which he discusses the question of free
school education by the State, and especially in
its connection with the negro population. The
readers of this vigorous article will no doubt have
different opinions concerning the views advanced
In some of them, ct least 10 some aspects, there
will probably be general concurrence. AS tt
others the public Judgment will be divided while
some agree, others will strongly dissent
As this subject, on various accounts, falls into the
hands of DR.. Ralfaer, Superintendent of Public
Instruction. it will be seen from an article in thi.
paper that it is his purpose not to have the discus
sion all on one side.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-04-05

Please Return-Some person, We know not
who, has possession of the bound volumes Of the
Central Presbyterian for lS6l-lS64, which belong
to this office Should this notice meet the eye of
the borrower, he is requested to return them as
they are wanted for necessary uses.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-04-05

EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL The April number il
out, and contains much matter of general interest
and special value to teachers. Among the content!
are original articles by Professor Charles Odd o.
William and Mary College, Mr.. w. Lee G. Stew
ems, Msjr R. w. Jones, president of Martha
Washington College, and Mr.. Samuel A. Wallis
besides an able article on National Il lucation, u
by Professor Max Muller, editorials. etc.
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Was it a Mistake ?-The Richmond VIII!

Says.
1.-THE Dsnville Border Express announces several
performances in that city by Leo Wheat's Opera
Troupe" from Richmond. There must be some
mistake in the title
May it not refer to some Sunday, Church Opera
Troupe? There be more kinds Of Opera Troupes
than one nova days. At least this is report
commonly believed in Richmond. Cen PRES.
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Central 4rr511trrlm.
Richmond. Va. Wednesday. april S, 1876.

~ Look AT Your LABEL.-Our sub
scribers are urgently requested 20 examine
their accounts, as presented on the label at
tached to their papers. Where a remittance
IS due, please help j: t;!hi;;S way, and hinder 1t
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for March. Through Oh

BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for March. Through Che
Leonard Scott Publishing Company, N. York.
Contents: The Dilemma-Part XI Second
airy Education in Scotland. Some Aspects OF
Friendship, is rambling article, giving quotations
from Jeremy Taylor, Lord Bacon. and others. 10
Maimey (MAymez Stanzas to dsmsel OF tit.
teen, who wishes to abbreyiate herself to May
Elton College, an interesting account Of the foun-
dation of this old institution. by Henry VI, who
planned, and watched over the building and the
chief feature oil whose idea was the college in dis
tinction from the school-the religious corporation
of provost ard fellows, for whom he built his cha
pei, and to whom he secured various privileges Of
special indulgence from Rome Little Bobby, a
sketch in Paris Some Gentlemen in the City is a
sketch of the rise of the Guldensterns, Conrad
Lloyd, Emmanuel Baggs, and others of the more
prominent London fnsnciers. Powers of the Air
The opening of Parliament.
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Centennial at Hampden Sidney, Va.-The
orators of the occasion taken, with one excep'
ton, from the Alumni of the college. Rev. Dr.. M.
D. Hoge, of Virginia, is the centennial orator;
H. B. Grigsby of Virginia, the historical orator
Rev. DR.. r. L. Dabney, Of Virginia, will deliver
the Baccalaureate sermon; Rev. Mr.. Murkland, Of
MARYLAND, will address the literary societies. the
Hon. Judge Stevenson, Of North Carolina, ad'
dresses the Alumni.
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JOOEEh H. w ILcON, Ot1te0 Cttih'
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clerh

Spring Presbyteries. Of churches
viii send up reports OIL. Sabbath Schools;
Systematic Bene6cence; 8. Statistics 4. Written
Narratives 5, Records; 6. Quota Of Pgesbyterial
Fund
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
(TcrtieBnag.)

Ser Don gsetternt6 fubr in letns,
grSdbluuS fort:
Auf meiner Nidrsile bierber muets
td 0elddfte ba!ber aud eintse 3eit In
Speper usrpetlen. Sc fab port une In
Der sansen umsesenU troutts ssnue
aus. Die Spanter batteu unter Spts
nula In ben pfdIser eanOen arg es>
baust, uno Duneer uno Rranfbeiten
botten lelbf unter Ger Ginwubnerldaft
oun SpsYsr fart a%ufsudumt. Inter
ptelen umfdncen CAB es 8efhweron
senus, th bate n1ebr au tbun, ale mir
lteb mar, uns mein Aufentbalt eebnts
ft9 ldn9er aus, als i1 winl9te. gts
nes Cages nun bra9te MIR n1eta Die
rer bteien Burl&en %. Der Sunse
FAB iebr nerwetnt aus u1o CAB MIR Den
3ettel, ben ibr eben selelen babt. Mil
Scrub unc Grasen bra6te t@ aumdbs
LID aus tbm bsraus, baB feline Wutter
iGon Dor ldneerer 3eit tn Golse Don
NibbanoIunsen bur@ fpanii~e Solbas
ten se%(icrben tpar, unp paB letn 0atel
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pOrnen uno seitern aleidfaQs beimBe.
saneen let. Als CT bemerfte, raB TIN
Die Srantbett ersrifen, baut er nod Der
3ettsl eelGrteben, Den Peter ba su ft9
ssrufen uuo tim selast ct wii1s, baf
Elm berr pom Wstternt& IN Der StabI
iei une babe bieisn nod firsli@ felbfl
Seieben. Denn ct seftcrben, was BAH
sel@eben iein werpe, 70 fOQte Der Sunst
F6 3u pielem perm oerfisen, tim Der
3sttsl eebsu, unD tbm iassn, CT beib'
Peter 8unsbaret unD lst cerielte, be-
pCr oislen Sabren NIT .inem Snatet
Nameas Rarl Didfcpp mad SpeYe,
9efcmmen.t Wenr nun bieler 8ar
BlGdltG in 8ien onBslanBt fef, trobtr
CT ia sepUIt uno aud BON mtr seflpr
rrcroen, baum 1Olte tG rD@ um 0ottsi
garmbsr3isfeii Uiaen Elm Sutes Des
tbun uno i'm, ben arnrert Nster ba
famn,t lsfnem 3stteI au ienen Sar
DtdfOpp fibrea. Der fG 8ewls etnei
YsrlaRsuea @alfenftnre8 aareSmel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

|f@ltessa mbdte, ldttebItb ni@t aud
oas 'bJtere ocabemif6 sfatboliIGe Ssbr,
amt In fih neretnisen ptrp, ldBt fG
ie6t nosb nt6t dberfsben.
Das unternebren 1T erce, ober Settz
semd6. 0eraoe iest, ne Die fosenenns
Ten @raturtrdesr bic 61t1li6e galtur
Sup @siittun8 ntdt seaus terabsu@
fesen ri6en unp CAN'T uunseben, fe
aus Den 65ridlen ~ eerbannen, til Go
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tar Gin MiYi 3u erri&ten. tn benz lie fret
uao ungsbtnr ert cen s5amen Detter
aasfreue, Der l&cn aarse BelttbeNe
aus QrmaIoern uuo Mifsneien in eis
nea bliibeneen Srdns spE GulturlGns
oeru Dernanpelte. Gun {oldes Mwl
abes mill oie 6rRltGe Acapemte in
Drag letn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

Ebsr. G37. 500 Grcs.). ote &reies D..
ysctoren srbalten f2,000 M $4,000
5rcs }, Die A6eHoren 10000 pie Se.
cre.aire 1909 6rcs. 3eper son ibnen
besiebt iiberpies nod SannttOnssulas
aeu, Srtssutagsn. ca Ger GIlaB als
Elm fremDfs vane betrahtet rtro. uno
BAT He6t auf cine Dienfnobnuus.
Die &useoben fir ole Ne9tSgasSe ltuo
um 100000 6rco. erbSbt uao sleths
se!ttS 1T pie 3obl Der 0eri6tsb6fe una
eth 4ppeIat.onseertdt rrei 8srtbte
9no Geben StieDsnsrtdler bsrab9eieBt
reroen. Die &t6tsr bss0sen sbeoem
cur6l6nttltb $500 Gtes.. ole Br:e.
censri6ter 5000 5rcs. leBt 4tnD ote(e
auf 5000, iene auf 5000 bres. aufse
be6srt. Ns6 bererter ilaD cite 3'fsrn,
uethe auf Die 9oIt3ei Besus baden.
Stat Der 54.506 5rcs. BON ebepem
finO seaenwarns 100000 6ms. fir
ctelse Gapitel ausselegt. lds Hestes
runs bat SO poltsei- GommtAare be-
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Sffentliden 1ewalt iInD Die solrea fir
@rtmtnalprOseRe pom 100000 auf
$4,000 Jtcs. eefiesen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

ter aleu- fran35fl6en parteten aueil
fdr einen unm5slt@en ESniG fir Elm
cerIcreueS SADIE pte b6hfen SntereTel
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f6cn bamals, als Gbiers pie eemdsigt
8epublit fur bic in Grantrst9 aletr
mSslt&e Staats, Srenune ertldrte, 3D.
bin aus9elprO&en eie eemasiete &e'
publit beftebt eesenpdrtts IN GrantretG,
Ste Tam aber nur Eerbelten peIpen.
trsnrl f5 Die cDnleruatipen GIemente an
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fen ; ranr bemd&ttesn fe f& Der We.
publif, ndmltG Ger Tlbrer6aft. BE-
t0mpfea fte aber aus princtpteuer Nns
ttpatbie oie republicantlbe StaatS' Sros
l1ung, 70 leifen ltr nur pen r~aotcal>pe,
mCfrattlden 3ebubItcanern @Orl9ub,
tperoen son Den Srleaniifen Unp Bo4as
partition preisBe9eben, penn Ee liG Don
benislben nibt miBbrau9en laNen, unc
bIetben Ger Ambcs, auf Gem oteparteien
ibr Gtisn bdmrern, mag nun Die cine
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ttlber GronsDle ni9ts Ssiieree tbun,
nls il1 Der eemdBieten Repnbltf an
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bic am %. September cine @ecd1ts
ntefeier fir Rurat unb ole Mutieen
3errCrtfen Der erffen Republit serars
falteter. @erare fOIGe Sunbsebungsn
lalien Die Mebrbett hes franaSfl6en
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0eipenf fetn S@emei III unD pie 3e-
pollution auf Der eauer Iiest unO neil
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Gur6t bat, miro Go ben gonlroatipen
mtnoer l@wer, fd in ibrsr Stelung,
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babur& etne 8rel6e, pur6 rel6e bic
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2eSttimiffen tn elnem Dablbssirte eceen
etnen s~emdbt8ten ReputIieaner fir ct
men &CYaIttfen, 70 rrinst elm 9intsr um
10 letGter cur6, uao wenn pie 0eifs
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baben, f@ oerlelben antfpatbtl@ 3u sst>
gen %fOrtfa5ren, 70 uerfetnpen fe i6 NIT
ben @emetucen unp rufen cine Sppc-
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miro uno ft@ sep55nlt@ 70 ifsiesrt pae
fe fem WfaB uno }tel uebr fennt.
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i eutIltton n,
Am Aasr(felemag.

@as atebt bid btn sur iiaen Gruft
Nm Nqereelentase?
@as it's, aas bid gum @rabe ruff
Sf's etne 9erseretlase g.
Mas mid bin3iebt Ut Sruft Der 2ieben,
ST ttef TN 5erseu ttg lGrteten.
Da rubt ber gnter, ben ter SOB
gu firth mir einf eutriT ~
Die SHUTTER, fern Der q. tet 10th,
@te le bic 8tnber milsn!
Der @atte UNI Die @attit trauert,
co lang bic fauere Srennuua hauert.
Gin 8ruber psint Der 9@wefsr mad,
rno Ags, bic ft liebsn,
rlnS benen flib Elm 5er3 bier brad,
Nm Grab Inb treu seblieben.
Du fiblf, tpie cine Sttmme ipriGt:
gsrsib mstn At@t SerstB n1eia ni9t =
8alo bri&t Der Sob bic rstfe 8ruGt
Die Bluibe talb i'm VenSe,
Dem Mann, Der ernf fetn 3isl nod iuGt
SeBt plSBEi9 CT bic @ren,e,-
.3srrstbtb es SEuelinss Greunbiaaftsbanbl
llnb fibrt Jpn 81 bss Grades &anbe.
Sc 1T Elm un3ertrennlt6 Baub,
Das uuS Sereint btenteDen,
Gin Sebnen, pie mad fernent 2anb,
@sbtn TOR friib eelGieben.
. rSsen NIe aufsrfeben
gu uusetribtem DieDerfeben!
ltnb tbr, bic tetne em'se MaHt,
Sur Meni6enfraft e~rtennet,
Die ibr betbGrt bes 2Obes NaGt
Gin @elbfperni9ten nennet:
Am @rabe leusnet ibr bteB WGbnsn,
DEM baron scusen cure Sbranen.--
s. S.