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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
PERSONAL.

ELMER Washburn, cx Chief Of the United
States Secret-Seryice Bureau, with several
detectives, on the night of the 18th, effected
the capture of Jack Hughes, alias j. Smith,
and Terrence Mullen, alias T. Durham, in Il
saloon called the " Hub" az 294 West Madi-
son street Chicago, upon the charge of A.
tempting to rob the tomb of Abraham Lin
coin, al Springfield, ILL.,, on the night of the
eth inst The parties ares led had diyulgcd
their designs TO supposed friend who
proved to be detective and aided in their
capture. The object of the scheme was 10
secure n ransom aud the release of Ben
Boyd, in State Prison for counterfeitng.
United States Marshal Leilingwell, at
s., Louis, received a dispatch from Atty
Gen. Taft on the 18TH TO the effect that
President Grant had gncd the pardon Of
William Mckee, and authorizing the
Marshal toreiease the prisoner at once. The
Marshal immediately repaired to the jail
where Mckee was confined, and liberated
him without delay. VIM. Q. Avery, eX-Chief
Clerk Of the Treasury Department, in prison
at Jefferson City, Mo, has also been par
doned out and released from confinement
1t is announced in the New York papers
that the remains of Joseph Henry Louis
Charles Baron Won Palm, Grand Commander
OF the Sovereign order of the Holy Sepul-
cher at Jerusalem, Prince OF the Roman
Empire, and Knight of St John OF Malta,
will he cremated at Washington, Pa, on the
9th OF December.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
f'eLkTICAL.

The Vermont House OF Representatives, on
the 18th finally passed bill for filling the
vacancy in the Electoral College--l29 to 10.
The act IS specially designed to meet The case
OF II y. Solace, said 20 De ineligible,
Secretary Morrill,, on the 22d, issued an
and Engraving until he could make an in
vc>tig,s ON concerning certain alleged irrog
ularities.
The several departments Of the Govern.
ment have called FOR appropriations tor the
ensuing year amounting, in the aggregate,
L about S,55,0o0,0o0, against Sl5oooo, 900 APP
propgiaicd at tile last session of Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
The Career of a SWindler in Paris.

Paris continues to be the Ell Dorado
of adventures, and hardly LAY pas
SEES without the press being called on
to chronicle their wonderful doings.
One of them, who has been shining
like meteor on the Boulevards for
the past month, has just disappeared
as suddenly, though not quite so freely
as he came. He gave himself out as
the Comte de Belinski-the title of
Prince, it appears, has been worn out
by the cherdliers d indiJstyie from the
North-and took splendid apartment
at the Hotel de RuSSie, where he gave
sumptuouS banquets to his friends.
OF course he talked of his estates in
Russia, and of course he found trades
men verdant enough to supply him
with clothes and jewelry on credit.
He also took a box at the Varieties
Theater for three months, and APP
peared there nightly with his furs
and diamonds. His glittering presence
was soon remarked. The actresses
to one of whom he paid court--were
full of the rich Russian hdbitue, and
the actors condescended to sup with
him at the fashionable restaurants.
But change was doomed to come
over the spirit of the scene. The
hotel-keeper began to ask him for
money. Our Russian Count was
naturally indignant, especially as the
delicate demand was made at the very
moment he was waiting for heavy re-
mittances from his steward. How
ever. to pacify the vulgar greed of his
host, he consented to place in his
hands, as guaranty, one of his
diamonds, worth 5000 francs
Isl, 600.
The Comte de Belinski. by this
means, obtained few days respite
which he turned to account by order
ing more goods from obliging trades
men. In the meantime the h0tel-keeper
grew suspicious, and taxing his dia-
mond to be tried found it was only
paste, worth few pence. He said
nothing, but insisted Oh the Count pay
ing his bill at once. The Russian was
sorry-he could not understand the
delay i'll the receipt of his remittances
but if the hotei-keeper would ac-
company him to friends house the
money might be borrowed SO the
couple started off in cab. but instead
of arriving at the said friends house
the count found himself driven to the
police station, and ultimately lodged
in a common cell as rogue and
swindler. Paris Cor. London Stand
ard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
ntpu E>Tlt.

\ Washington dispatch 70 the New York
E.r,'ag Post says the following statement,
takyu .rom the books OF the PJstofjcc Pc
pariment shows the receipts and cSpcrdi.
turvs for the fiscal year ending JuncS1, l>56,
and viii form the basis Of the annual report
Of the P0stmastyr.General;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

THE Chinese are the only civilized
people who, being possessed of an
ideo.mphis system of writing. and
who. having become acquainted with
the alphabetical and syllable systems,
have deliberately chosen 10 maintain
their avn Ileosraphic characters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

The Baptist Association of MaSsa-
chuSetts reports 2S7 churches in the
State, pa pastors and +7,lT3 members.
The number Of baptiSms during the
past wear was .96S, and the amount
Of money contributed S692, 900, j.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

IT is seldom safe for a man to start
in a business that he knows nothing
about, especially where he will have
sharp competition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

THE raisin crop of California is as
Stunning enormous proportions, and
will soon supply the entire American
trade
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29
Astronomy for 1919.

The year 1876 will DO leap year, its
Dominica letters being B A. Thee pact
is the number OF days between the last
new moon and the first day of the new
year, The epaot Is used to tell Easter
Sunday. This year the epact is 4, and
Easter Sunday falls on April 16, Ash
Wednesday being March l.
There are two eclipses of the sun dur
ing the ensuing year. The first is an
annular eclipse March Is, visible only
in its perfect phenomenon on the line
from Vancouver's Island to the north
western shore Of Hudson's Bay. Out
side that limit it is visible throughout,
the United States as a partial eclipse. A
total eclipse of the sun occurs on the
afternoon Of September, not visible on
any part Of the American continent.
The eclipses Of the moon in 1876 are
also two. The first occurs shortly after
10 O'Clock on the night Of March Q. It
will be visible in every part OF the
United States and Canada, The second
eclipse Of the moon will take place on
September 3. 1t will be visible in this
country.
The earth Is in perihelion, OF nearest
to the sun January 2, and It's aphenon,
or greatest distance from the sun, July
I. The earth is again in pcrihelion De-
cember 81.
THE SUN.
The vernal equinox or SUMS entrance
into Aries occurs March 90; the summer
solstice, or sun $ entrance into Cancer,
occurs June 20; the autumnal equinox,
or suns entrance into Libra, occurs
September %. and the winter solstice,
or suns entrance into Capricorn, occurs
DecembeS Il.
THE PLANETS.
Mercury will be at his greatest elonga-
tiOns from the sun January %, after sun
set, and March 20, before sunrise. II the
weather is clear he may be seen as
small disk like FURNISHED silver for one
or two days after these dates.
Venus will be an evening star till July
A. and rise before the sun during the
remainder Of the year. She will be at
her greatest brilliancy August 20.
Mars will be an evening star till Au-
gust IL, and rise before the sun for the
remainder Of the year.
Jupiter will be morning star till
May II, and an evening star after that
date until December IA. He will be
stationary in the head Of Soorplo nearly
all the year. At O'Clock on the morn
ing Of February q, he will pass SO close
to Beta in Scq1pio that the distance be-
tween the .edge.of the planet and the
sta: will be only one-ninth Of the
apparent diameter Of Jupiter.
Saturn will be an evening star till
February IL, when he will rise before
the sWn Eul August a, when he will be
o.. the meridian at midnight, and again
an evening star Tin Aquarius) during
the rest Of the year.
Uranus will be On the meridian at
midnight February g.. He will be in the
head OF Leo,
Neptune will be on the meridian at
midAight October Is.
OCCUPATIONS.
February 3, from twenty minutes past
nine p. m, to about half-past eleven p.
M, the moon being near her first quar-
ter, will pass over the pleiades, occult
ing in succession all the prominent
members Of the group except one. She
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
.,es Meeting of the Citizens Of
NO. New Orleans in Rela-
lion Thereto.
!, pairick's Hall, January n.

=. l. B. Lalitto called the meeting to order
MI e..i,o,ed Mr.. w. G. Black as President.
'a y. y va d. Hester as Secretary.
vim % r,sek upon taking the chair asked that
hL .,anon whose names were read out by
The e s.a ~ Vice Presidents, would please
ihe So. I'D and tako their seats on the pltt-
step nm following gentlemen were an
i'nn .ad as vice Presidents:
NV pRERIDTMT.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

will again pass through the Pleiades
November 2, from eleven to twenty
minutes past eleven, occulting three OF
the six that are ordinarily visible.-N
Y. Graphic.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NEW ORLEANS
DAILY DEMOCRAT
propose to issue Weekly edition Of their paper
for Country circulation. and they hope to OBJ
tain your active assistance In procuring SUBJ
scribers for It in your vicinity.
NEW ORLEANS
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
will DO a handsome Eight Page paper. prin-
tod in clear type and filed with Editorial and
Selected Matter. 1t will give the latest and fun
est Telegraphic News from all quarters OF tho
world. and oil the Local and Commercial News
Of the CITY, interesting to the Country people.
Capital. ability and enterprise have been COM
bined to make the DEMOCRAT the leading
Democratic journal in the South. and as News
and Family paper 1t will be equal to any pub
lished In tho Union.
The mission Of tho DEMOCRAT is the re-
demption Of Louisiana from the power Of the
infamous band OF Adventurous and Spectators
who have misgovorned 1t for years. destroyed
It's Wealth. and bghted its Beauty. Those who
have founded and conduct it solemnly assure
tho people OF tho State, that tho DEMOCRAT
will be under the influence Of no Ring or Fac
ton inimical to the public good
IT'S POLICY WILL BE TO CRUSH OUT,
NOT TO CONCILIATE RADICALIsM.
Democratic-C Conservative
party has long been without an untrammeled
paper in New Orleans the permanent estab-
lishment and wide circulation Of OF the DEM
OCNAT is. therefore, absolutely necessary to
the success of our cause. and in behalf OF the
best interests OF Louisiana. in behalf OF Consti-
tutional Liberty in behalf OF all that Is manly
and just, the people OF the State are appealed
to, to come forward and aid by their subscip-
tons. what may Justly be regarded as great
and beneflcent public enterprse-the establish
ment Of frst-class Democratic-COnserva-
tive newspaper in the metropolis Of the South.
The first number OF the
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
will be issued on Saturday, the 5th day OF
February,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

will again pass through the Pleiades
November 2, from eleven to twenty
mi minutes i past eleven occalting three q
y Graphic.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

sure now pending to grant the MD Of the United
States to the Texas Pacific RalrQad. and to q
road to connect the same with New Orlenns).
that such aid be granted to the New Orleans Pa,
cifc Railway Company, and that the General
Assembly OF Louisiana be respectfully request
cd to memorialize Congress in this behalf
ol.n L fhnri fafrc,lIinnl
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

or may Dt he good, but when Is INC best MOI ttat
praticabaI and nd The most jadicioas. ,
Objectlms may be urged that We shall be depend
ent on Mi River, below Alexandria, and that dis
criminati@s may 90 made against way freiHrts In
favor Of nmote constituencies OF the line. To the
fSrSS ~ bsss San tompets with New orleans boats.
and 3hst ySn ne i,ass already atfscled main pur
Dsss .Srsn Y: Ef s go
r. pssis sss sai % r .aeS S
tariff 20 wainurs TO ths bsneet OF tha,e who emp
port ard maitain the company. or sSsin u may %
with other r0els aud Que common effort medo to run
direct from NV Orleans to Texss
wsaeF w,to COLD not swim. and drown lns both
1T R sss " : x q nse1o
ienoe can sasges or desire and thsses " es1aping
the argument Ut advanced: that i, ths road which
And g tho NeWOrleeus and Pacific Railroad Com
papy proposes to that and Is bound to do H. there
Slas SeaSr arst what it our interest
to do And soconah. what 70 our duty
is TDst "a e ss peop 1a q 81
Orleans We take fofsfsntsd y f" = Fl
aSnS Thea: Sass u St sast J S;ss';a e
R S6 S % =. rsiss hs sseins
n Investment SoI tie snAaS splTstea Ss1
commeDds itself to hn Judgment - containing the
germs Of good Or Ii. phiiasthropist, who donates
Ct BIZ @ wors
IN toe city Of New Orlens, and who the efcre bene
rts By its pro. per,ty No mean every mechanic is.
bortf ARTISAN, clerk. lorter. dray driver every
honAat isax Fnc T0r6 and who thfivee In propor-
ton TO plefty Of gsrk :. good wages.
m we n come si fon hard bsn q
selves or inherited from the sccumulations OF an.
oestors We mean every yom.n married OF single
Of stock We m : an everybdy, In . word, who makes
New orleans . home, I'd who wants to see !,
become what u has light to be. the great ctr ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14

Budd"nbrcck, declined to obey
tue orders Of his superior, even if
1t should have involved the sac
rife" of his life.
When Frederick William I,
insisted Dpon the death penalty
being imposed upon bis son for
attempting to escape from the
harsh treatment to which be was
subjected, Buddenbrock rose and,
tearing open his vest. exclaimed,
" If your Majesty wants blood,
tak"smjn"''jthnt there you shall
not have as long as I can utter a
word.' The King, says Lieber.
WAS silent, and the Colonel was
promoted.
Ahi~ct obedience to illegal and
Infamous commands is the duty of
no soldier or officer.
Gen. Ruger would have won
Immortality had he broken his
sword. and flung back the order
to overthrow the Legislature of a
State in the face of the traitor
from whom it emauated. Like
De Trobriand he Obeyed, and like
himsis disgraced forever. There
can be no doubt as to the orders
TO djsperse the Legislature of
South Carolina having emanated
from the President. The con-
ference reported at Washington
between Grant, Sherman, Taft
and Cameron, was evidently for
the purpose of capturing the
State House by force of arms from
the legal Legislature, and the pre-
viOus>utterance OF Ruger led to
the belief that, left to himself, he
would not have permitted the in
terierence Of the troops. Let the
people of the country look to the
White House, for it has become a
uest Of treason.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14
Majority for TiIden 815E Nj
choII>'a majority is about 5000,
The South Carolina shame.


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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14
NTN'S FERR Y
AND STORE.
One mile above Lake Charles on the
Cnlcasieu River

The undersigned wishes to inform
thetraveling public and Stock Drovers
that he has Pit his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate ali who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock' also two
chain booms torswimming. PNsturoge
on each side of the river, free OF charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
" of Groceries, Provisions and For
~ at the very lowest prices.
r.e2.'c II \ NIX.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14

The radicals carried poll two at
Opelousas, parish of St. Landry,
aid in this mode ; several hundred
negroes marched up to town on
horseback early in the morning,
with the radical candidates at their
head. They were taken at once
to L. Desmarais' grocery, and
there penned up all day long.
They were not allowed to go ont
for even a second lest they might
be talked to or influenced by the
democrats. Squads of a dozen
or so were marched up from this
pen to the polling place and voted,
protected from all outside inter-
ference by guards of radical can
diiates on either side. The poll
is known throughout the parish as
the bull pen poll. These bull-pen
polls are exactly the way the radi-
Gals would like to vote the entire
negro vote of tho Stote.-rN. O,
Dasr.9,rof
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14
The Vote for President.

TILDEN' s MAJORITY IN THIS STATE
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14

Dem. ajor;.y 20 IL
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-14
ADVERTISING.

Payable invariably in advance.
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Per Square, 90 lines Or loss) .....O0.75
Every subsequent inscrtion......OO 50
Announcement of candidates for
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19

Bsy~ $50 INNER man Namen pie
Sader MalOA (bem befannten Mitar'
better Der 9eipsl8er uSnrtcnlonueO)
Maurus Sofai uno Sdaumbcrger (oem
auerbad ces Moroens) beaesnst, oa biirs'
Der wOblueroiente Guf oieier SAriftte.'
le. fur Die 8ebieyenbeit reS 8 botenen
9eleitoffeS. 3u Oen intersnantcten
Berfen Sader:M aiod's sablt unitrcitlv
Ger ioeben cridnnene 8cman /: uG,e
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aur's Meue, DAP et otn beoeuteno item pa
tellanOiiden Sdrlftitelern e%penburtlg 1T.
- daunber9er rnclid bietst N ielntn
ySater uno SObn" cine origHdiNie,
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pie DNuf Der Giienbabu", Scr Oleni
res SeutfGeu @eneralitabs", o@ercdl.
Strafe, cine wabrb0fti8e SeidiGte".
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rsibeu iid Den bereits erwabnten GrSab.'
ungen az, Ino bies Nats biloet nur
einen She'll oes relden Snbaltcs ocs
ioeben eridiencnen butten SefteS Dee
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tenen luar eS tIum n0tbis, aud nod OILS
.beionoerrs 3ugmittel pradtpolle Stunt
blatter Gls YrGmien : Seiaaben al pffi,
riren. Iab Sic Icrleser oiss oennody
setban, bewsiit, SAP ie Sti6ts unterlalcn
lpolten, ibrsn A%bnebnern seseniiber bis
De aubcrite 8renie DER GonjcIiOnen
~ lben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19

Y II ernuna alter Mn Il r / d {
lin alte OelanitrIde gu tntferncn, los
men | We6erlp,be Yot0ide in S bis
Sofeln MiIh. ube,itreidt ne oamlt uni
wlidt ss nod eiulgen Z tunpen, wenn
Ger @egenltano nod feudt it, wleber ob.
Sino Ole alien Initride nidt su iebr
uerbarret. 70 bilft aud elm @bwaiden
nit Sdmierfe,fe ooe, nit Serbentlna.iii
2eimfarbenanitride Ueroen nit Mailer
aufaeweidt. BadspoIitureu nit farfem
We ugeiit ODER Benign. @or Der Nn
b%rinauua eires neuen @nitrides, mihen
bi.ie WufoinnssmitteI felbitpertanoiid
forsfdltis misber absemafden msrben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
Scr te wiIIe.

Sic nebmsn al'O mor9en mciunen
lebtsu @iQsn auf, 9err Pfarrer p? =
y@as? SIREN leb!en @inen, Sert
Wablman, fol- i'd sic beam niht morsen
trauen ?" r vGben eebweaen !! Da bab'
i'd nod einmal msiusn Wilen, aber ID
lit gum leBtsn Mal. Oenn bon oa an gill
meiner Sran."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
OILS &6nia Ssinrid Der @ierte DO

- Oils 86nis Seinrid Der Sierte bon
5rantreih emit ourh cine Staot in Der
Yrouins fam, fano fid an Shore Der
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er aeaefen unb oas babe id nod niat.
Moieu1" fiel Der &6nis elm unb full,
peiter.
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Oeutl6< Gnglii0er
HriDuts aantcrriAf !

Der @srvrafauSisuns baIbtr piinite i'd nct
tinise junae erutt ionic auatrn fir mrincu
abenbuuttrribt III sepirnrn. Der llntsrridt
ger Snabsn 1T ssrenat bon ern rsr janaeu
Mdunsr. Die unterriGtsfl6er inb be TIDE
nns euslifbs 9rrrslpcnesni unb GrmpuTtirn,
uebsrissunssn aus teicsn Spradsn. Yutiibr,
urs u. |, 10. sluf 9Suni y, seer mo- urtbpsneia.
perctn G~lsmentarflhtr nadasbpIt. ipp,e biz
bSbsrtn &ehnun sfcrmsn iptcisl stiibt.
MGttsn unb iunseu DAMIEN tTrtbeiIe fsrnsr
gripai llutsrri6f i'm 0auIt, II eeuib enaIiiten
GcrrtIprneens unb Competition, iumie Giiufibr.
mug IN bic etafiibt eitteratur tsieer Spraten
nit beisnSsrtr &adliGt auf afbstiit. Nttli6.
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= Gin Norfidul,e fab an Ger So

- Gin 9orfidulie fab an Ger Sofel
,uiiden ipsi iunaeu 2euten, weI9e ibu
fopptsn. SD iebe uobl, meine 9erren,"
iaste or, vbob Sic mid aufsieben uns id
Mil 3nnen einen ridtiaen ge9rif bon
ncinem Gbnrat 9eben. Sb bin pc'
Der Elm Dumufopf, nod Elm Narr, ions
bern i1 befinoe mid 3wiiher Seioen "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19

- Sin Spibbube, Der nit ein'm Sist
rid elm 2austbiridlob oHnen mill, bal
folNenben WonUloa : D4lfer iparts anni
oeutlit, DAB inwe big einShlu6el tied,
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mer rorh Sic MablaNisteit BON eel {
lumpi9e 0ienitbote i'm Wibdft acbemm'
,ucroen Fam !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
Gas 2teb ppm 1915

Bon @ayarb Baylor.
utttrfsBt Yea s. 81. Gbem.
Bed' gu Subel uno madt'sem alanse.
: @eiit Der 6reibeit, erwede an
9anitt, ibr ufer, oes Mfeeres Sange |!
Strom nno 8erge, itimmt al. ben
Shau
Der seIc'ne Sae 1T ba;
Terftummen fern un6 nab
Mun 3msifel nno Bosbeit fur immerbar!
Ser Sieg 1T srfohnu,
Der &ran; ut seHo9ten
DsmSanoe, Dep Nlter nun Sunoert Sabr!
Stlrne brobten @olubia's Maden,
bis 6es Sieses 9afen er fano.
9einatb oes 6remrlinys, sort BED
Snruahen,
Statte Der 6rslbeit Du bisltsit Stant
gn heiner Mutterbrut
Wub'n Garopens @aiisn nit Cuff
IS tont Der SuDel Der Golter FLAIR
Mir ihm6ren auf'S Neue
Sir 3iebe unb Sreue,
Ou Sul fin, Die berrfdet nun Sunber'
Sabr!
Nolo uno SIn, iplr iteben nie 8riber
sit uno @et. lanai uerlnablet idou
Der Wutter gilt unier @rub bent 10 soer
Sober bon uns ut ibr treuer Sohn
@tr welb'n DIR Ser, unb panO,
. glorreltes Seimatblano,
5a Sriibial 9sprift, in Notb unb @efab
3u Sanb uno Su Meere
Sewobr' Define Gbre,
30 rein wie Dor Nlters, nod fauieu
Slbr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-19
Sort b eli bafte Sercituha
eine5 rguten gfitQS.

Nfan lost gu oisiem 3uefe cine Yor
tion SoniD in @aller auf UNI felt o,eie
Mtidung in Seborigem @armssrape our
S%abruna an, woourd cine iebt iaure unb
bout ansensbme am6iateit emit II bt,
uelhe Elm pdbrer giiia 1T uno an @uts
Den @cinciia ubertrift, aud porsiiylid,
sUeier llriahen wegen nebr in 8eblauh
" fomnsn oerpienl ; benn eritcns 1T ole
Ter 9onlgehia woblfeiler als Der Meins
eflA, uno Damn 1T CT niht III Gefalr
p,r'alidt 81 t%perOsn, mas offers nit Oem
Welneil8 De Jan 1T.