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Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

That Governor Tilden is an able,
practical financier, says the New York
San, there can be no question. In his
letter of acceptance he shows the peo-
pie how the whole national debt can
be paid off in the comparatlvelys short
period of rty-eight years, simply
by the adoption of financial policy
which shall secure to the country the
highest credit. BY wisely availng
ourselves of this, he estimates that q
reduction of one per cent. on the in
terest of the loans could be effected;
and this saving, invested at the low
rate of four and a half per cent. inter-
est, would cancel our entire national
debt in the course of thirty-eight
years.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
PREPARED BY
n. n. STEVENS, Boston m.

What is VRGETINE ?-It is eomno,na
tracted from ban ks, roots and herbs II is Ss Ss
tnre's Remedy II Is perfectly harmless from Ma a'
bad effect upon the system. it is nourishini any
strengthening. 1t acts directly upon the iioa sna
II qniets the nervous system 1t gives You good g"oa
AGED fathers and mothers: for if oiyas ~. ~. olr
strength, quiets their nerves. and gives them 'em M
lures sweet sleep,-as has been proved Inv MI VA
an aged person. 1t is the Great Blood furiSsan!y
1t is soothing remedy for our children II lei
relieved and cured thousands. 1t is ve,y n,ssas aas
10 take: eevry child likes it. 1t relieves and c,.na
all diseases originating from impure blood es Trs
the VEGtTIhE- Give it a fair trial for your com,
and acquaintance, "iry it: it has cured me
VeGETINE, for the complaints for which !, i.
recommended, is having n larger sale throuyho,s,
the United States than any other one medc;na
Why? Vcgetire will cure these complaints
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
ROSTON Dac 10 10

BOSTON, Dec. ~, 1869
Gentlemen Nv only object in giving Won ,i;s
testimonial is to sprt ad valuable nformaton
Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum and
the who'll surface of my skin being covered With
pimpcS and eruptiOns, many of which caused ma
great pain and annoyance and knowing il to h.
blood disease, took many of the advertised bl,sJ
preparations, among which was any quantity of
Sarsparila, ithOut obtaining any benefit u6t
commenced taking the VEGETINx, and before
had completed the first bottle saw that had ont
the right medicine. Consequently, followed nm
with il until had tax en- seven bottles when +
was pronounced well man, and my skin is
smooth and entirely free fl ON pmples and erun-
hons. | have never enjoyed so good health he
fore, and attribute it all To the use of VEGx-
TINE. To benefit those afflicted with Rh.nms.
tisn, | will make mention also of the VrGv
TINES wonderful power of curing me of this
acute complaint, of which have suffered 80 in
tenscly.
q. I'll. TUCKER, Pas. Ag't Mich. G. R.R.,
60 Washington Street, Boston
s~ SAII
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
Tho corsarvative-democratic

- The conservative-democr con-
vention of Stokes county met In Dan
bury last week The national and
State nominations and the amend
ments were all heartily endorsed. The
county candidates were specially di-
rected by all honorable meanst to seek
to secure the ratification of the amend
ments. A full county ticket was nomi-
mated. Ef#
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
The Charlotte Democrat says:

The Supreme Court begins it's Win
ter Term on the first Monday in
January next. We believe the Court
commands the respect. and confidence
OF all our citizens, irrespective of party
affiliation.
We ought to be glad, doubtless.
that some one has respect for the
Court. The feeling would be a new
sensation in this section. Pearson and
'exhausted" long since the confidence
and respect of our citizens in this por-
ton of the State.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

A North Carolina Judge, says the
Raleigh Sentinel, who in time of peace
refuses to enforce the writ of ho6eQs
corpus whereby innocent prisoners
who are his fellow countrymen may
be set at liberty, is not proper per
son to be Governor. True as ;preach-
ing
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

:. In 1875, during contest about the
postmastership at Asheville, VIM. a.
Smith wrote to the postoffice depart
ment in Washington that there were
not three Republicans west of the
ridge able to run the postofice at
Asheville, and that out of the three he
would not trust two of them with his
socket book.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

Think about the amendments and
see If You don't like them. Remember
how much money they will save the
people every year.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
vECETiNE
Purifies the 8lood. Renovate. A.,
'""'sorates the Whole system.
Its Medical ProPer,ie. ar.
Alternative, TONIC, SOL.
VENT and DIUkETlc

81 ERaETINE of, i, made exclusively from the ;,,.
oil carefully.selected barks, roofs and hai ]nces
so strongly concentrated that il Will, a ps, and
eradicate from the SYSTEM every taint of = nally
Scrotuious Hnmor, Tumors, Cancer Co,.rofula,
liuhior, Eryslpelas, Salt Rheum, Synb;l;.: cereus
eases, C;inker, Faintness at the Stsm.ni Dis
diseases that arise from impure blood 3 ana all
lnfkllnmatory and Chronic Rheumatis, ~tSlatica
gia, GOut and Spinal Complaints. c.m Neural
elttctually cured through the blood. i only be
For Ulcers and Eruptive diseases x
Pustules, Plmples. BlOtches, BoiIs IT,. the Skin
head and RingwOrm, VEGETINE E has ler, Scad-
to effect a ornament cure. never failed
For Pains in the Back, kidney ~
DrOpsy, Female Weakness, Leucorrb~ plants
from internal uf Grafton and uterine d;ea, arising
General Debility, VEGETINH acts diseases and
the causes OF these complaints II ;niy Upon
and strengthens the whole system. ac,n slgorates
sccretive organs, aays inflammation . upon the
ration and regulates the bowels. lures ulce-
For CataTTh, dyspepsia IIabitus, c
falpitation of The Heart, Headao,o o,osnVeness
Nervousness and General Prostra.;he, Piles
Nervous System, no medicine hasevan.oHn H of the
perfect satisfaction as the VEGET,xpi glVen such
the blood. cleanscs all of the organs Ana putihes
controlling power over the nervons u l Possesses
The remark;ible cures effected Inv sem
have induced many physicians and a.aSErINR
whom we know ia prescribe and rs. !, ;,'iaecares
own families. ''' ii III their
In fact, EGETINE is the lest remad,
covered for the above diseases aud :; : YET dis
liable Blood Purifier yet placed r,s only h!.se re
The public. f"''u before
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

Thomas j. Jarvis,
OF PITT.
For Secretary of State:
JOSEPH A. ENHELHARD,
.Of New Hanover.
For Attorney General:
THOMAS S. KEENAN,,
OF Wilson.
For Treasurer:
J. Nj. WORTH,
OF Randolph.
For Auditor:
SAMUEL l.. LOVE,
OF Haywood.
For Supt. of Public instruction:
j. G. SCARBOROUGH,
OF Johnston.
Presidential Electors for the
State at Large.
DANIEL. G. FOWLE, of Wake.
JIM. LEACH, of Davidson.
District EIectors.s
2d District JOHN f. WOOTEN, of IIenoir.s
Sd ,INO. ID. STANFORD, of Duplin
4tEI " r. II. BUSBEE, of Wake
sth " F. q. ROBBINS, of Davidson.
9th X =. WARING, of Mecklenburg
7th w Is. GLENN, of Yadkin.
FOEx CONG GRESS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
ALFRED nj. WADDELL,s
OF New Hanover.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
JOSEPH j. DAVIS,
OF Franklin.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
ALFRED M. SCALES,
OF Rockingham.
SIXTP DISTRICT:
WALTER L.. STEELE,
OF Richmond.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
WILLIAM M. ROBBINS,
.Of Iredell
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR NASH.

Nash county once again stands re
generated and disenthralled. On the
first Monday in September, 1874, the
present very efficient Board of County
Commissioners qualified and entered
upon the discharge of the duties of
their Office. At that time the county
was $4,000 in debt. To-day she is
free from all indebtedness and has
several hundred dollars in the treasury.
The Radical party had possession of
the county up to that time, left it en-
barrassed as above stated, and now,
through Democratic hands, she is
placed back to her former proud posi-
tion, without embarrassment, with
taxes decreased from eighty to seventy
cents on the 800 and her credit and
good name redeemed. Actions speak
louder than words.
WHAT 1T HAS DONE FOR WAYNE.
Under Radical misrule the taxes for
county purposes alone averaged from
$16. 600 to $4,000 year, and the
county expenditures were stated to
be from I'll 900 to $14, 900 year. In
the face of this excessive taxation a
heavy debt had accumulated. County
orders were almost worthless, and a
ring of Republican spectators fattened
IN the Court House on the spoils rob-
bed from the people.
In 1874, when the present Demo-
ratio officers were elected, the, finan-
cial affairs of the county were in
most deplorable condition. A debt,
variously estimated from $4,000 to
81, 900, hung over our the PAYERS.
olnty orders were a reproach to the
county. Less than two years of eco
nomical and intelligent government
wrought wonders. Old claims and
orders, amounting to over $4,000,
and deficiency of So. 900, borrowed
of the school fund, have been paid out
of the taxes levied for 1876 by the
present Board. And the present pop
nlar County Treasurer is on hand. at
tentive to duty, and pays dollar for
dollar on county orders. They are no |
longer refused for taxes and specula-
tors and money shavers have been
driven far from the temple of justice.
The county is out of debt and will con-
;inue so, as long as its affairs shall re-
main in the hands of honest men,
WHAT 1T HAS DONE FOR RICHMOND. |
During the Republican administra-
ion from the year 1868 to the install
nent of the present officers in Septem-
Der, 1874, the taxation of the citizens
vas largely disproportionate to the
ust requirement of an economical ad-
and the county manage
aent was made desubservientt to party pur-
roses and not to the alienation of the
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

"YOu are a id har, / have for
gotten which. but I know that the
id lie" was passed. I told him
that [ did not know anything about it.
Then he asked me- it L did not see
Adolph Moore tie the rope around
Wyatt's neck. ] told him that I didn't
see anybody I could recognize that
night.
Q. By "Wyatt'' he meant Wyatt
Outlaw A. Yes, sir, I told him that
i could not recognize anybody that
night. He said None of your ID
lies" Then he got up and taking his
pistol he put it at my breast and the
other three men did the same. Four
pistols were presented at mJ breast
and cooked, and he told me that they
wouId "blow my id heart out if {
didn't tell," I told him that knew
nothing about it. He then demanded
confession and asked me if I was e
Kuklux. / told him I was not. He
said I must confess or he would "blow
my heart ont" I said ST have no in.
formation-I have nothing to con-
fGss." He said "Patton and Roe-
ers could not confess anything until
they got a rope around their necks
and then they could tell abont it, and
vou must do it." I made no reply.
He picked up rope under the bed
and put it around nv neck and car
ried me out seventy>five or one hun
dred yards to a tree and threw the
rope over the limb.
Q. Did the other soldiers go with
you? A. The four were along.
Q. Armed ? A. ALI armed with
pistols. We went ont to the tree and |
the rope was thrown over the limb |
and then he asked me If I was ready |
20 make my confession. I told him I |
1ad no confession to make, that I |
knew nothing to confess. He then
lrew me up and held me there little |
ime-not very long, and then let me
iown. The same confession was still |
if I saw Moore put the
'ope around Wyatt's neck. 7 told
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Cine 3 < uS;tems yo;ailic.

3as SntereIle oes ba!ben SSriten:
aro uaHcatliN oes Stoatcs MinaeIptr
ipentet iid' ocn beriihtiDtcn 9cnbitsN
Ssbr,ncsn younger, gu, uon oencn jeb,
sinise i'm G%,FlrgNiiie 81 Taribau!t iu=
9aitlri iinS. unO oersn Yrojcb oeItsrl
ocapnusn, nadl; II liz ;mfnlsc res @cnt.
.anbss in Wor!hiit.o ld,arf perfg!ot mi
.HS!id atsctGHafn murben. Gs l;ni
n:dt MIR bic SaGgnis Ysrbrch,n ieHrl
8attnng, ipeldlc oiele pcr,uegcner
9cspcr0ooa lr;t Sohycn p,riibt hobcn
nidt mr. Die &iihnbcii i5rcr Yldnc
Der MuN Der IusiiiAruns Die sc
iGidli1teit 0es VnttommeEs, neg cas-
SntereiIc Der Sep0ifsrun9 errsst, =
in1ocN MehI Ac1 her roWauti|Gt TN
itanb, ouI Die MbfDmm.ingc riatl
gsd6itcten oamI.;c uno uripJiirq.ia
Nurtb miarlgc @dlflote nuI Ole nabci!-
pnllc SeGn getsicben mptAcn l.s5
0as 9cminM. lsrea %erl aa.:Dteitcn 81,
rim mcni1lide S%tel!lulme, ME MA
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8u6flbruug.
Ser llxter,cid,ucte mirb am

Der unter3clUHcle miro un
Montas ben 4. 9escmber 1875
s;ucu Gurfus in her Suhiubruua Double
Entry in hem &anm iitcr Ioisnbcrscr'S
SarbWars. sto'e beainnen.
llnterridt mirb on jsocm Sage. nit Nus.
nabme ces samiass, bon Z bis . llbr
Nbtnos crtbsilt.
unseiabr 8 @odcn iino eriorbcrIid', nm
Zen GURUS gu bcenoisem. pelder cine boil.
%itdnbise uub pratsfde &~snninib Ger 9auR.e
,rsiec Der nopsclten @ndfiihrara in iid foft,
nebii. Inlernuns sur gerrenoHns in Saul.
laannsfad oecr Sabritncicr.
Seine 5ert.guder werhen ae<
Gie grbeit lit 10 riel als mSNli9
aus benz prattiidcn gebcn senommsn.
Einftlider 8:iuh lit erWiinidA. bod inenn
Seid.af,e es nitt crlsutsn, nidt nnbefi ngt
n0.h,a, inbcm jcrcr Sdiiler ieparate ecttios
ncn empfarseu mirr. Sestolb miro Gcn-
icniacn. bercn @eiud) 9siG,ditsbalber nidlt re-
aelmdbiJ ieia fam. bic Trriideruna scsehen.
bab linen bel teifiscm stubiren 3eit scnus
sssetsn mirn, nm itren GURUS ST. rpllcncen.
Areis fur ten Grrims: S25.
4,-3t =. s. Carer.
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Wnte Oelcgenteit,
cine Der tcifen Uarn:en IN
ct. au9ufta III fanfen.

Ser llnter;eidncie 1T acfsnnen, feline inn
CONN ct. gusuiis ae!caenc Garm, cniba!.
lenb 100 Ndcr, moucn 40 slGer unts: @hua.
gsicien fir eirta 10 Stiid MiubnicA, Der SCH
mi. sutcin &aulol, bsitei!t, inter siirtiaem
%sbinaungcn sn reriouisn. 6 Ndcr iinb mi.
Qoggcn einaeidc', Der Geit 1T Ncpaist. 1870
Nicer mn eiuNcienst. 9os yanc licgt cinr
haltc Msiis pan Sdpa.bors, ioioic in aleideE
GnlIcrnune bon rer ct. siusnita mic ct.
MenoA'e Girdr. Sod @uni@ farm @eifnnut
unp slfcrssrlthidaiien nit Nctouft peroen.
0as ouf Der Sarm bcfnoliNe @aus mis
aiide uno &ruNncH. iul,ie bic Stalur9sM
ms %IrMdtbous beinStn fid III gutem 3u-
itanbe.
AeuIhrhinernscu ic9r LIBERAL. On Gy;N-
tbeil Der Mauiiunme tam nod @NnlG mcb-
rere SATIRE it:ben bleiten
Gribo!in &uf,
Snmn Ct. Hu-"7-. S!enrns Co.
Mlinn.
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Ct. Naul. 8 Iou. 0ie Majc,::d
non 3dpss im staat betydst unsefaht
$4,000 S.immsu. Sc 2ssisista.
miro bel gcmeinIamtr slb3iimmnus II
5.uel 0r!ttcin repu5iitaniih lein.
Rem Np.f, 10. Nnu. MitternaA
Die osnotratii@m 6ihrcr in 2nnIiano
6lor:oa uno Siio Carolina batc!
3iIisrn fir Die BON i9ncn tcanip:u4itr
Malorltatcn ani5ulueiicn. Nno cs ldcin
iest as o6 Silecn il oen senunnlcI
osci Staoten scpdGa it. Sic aeNaup.
TN in 5tanOc ~ lin, cAyliAs Gent
bsioer Sartsica uon Sj.osas eli.
I1ieNcncr Majayitat ST ii5cy;cusen.
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Tleil6cr>@ el0Gft.

Ter Undergraduate brinst feinen Greunecn
unb anunen in @rinnerung. oab CT oas 1!ci,
ider.@sidGft Uon Nnbreas ErGmer. neben
sfmar, & 3eis'S Salle, fduFia ibernommeu
hat. Hus ednabaren 0~Ieiidiortcn fets al
oanb. Yrctie literal. 8oar fir 9Silbpret.
lin geiatIiSem 3uiprud bit.si
Sohn 5roiier.
ct. eIouo, ct. @~ermainfrate. AL
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s. @ebe(,

llbrmadcr unb Suweiier
N st. SolepD. Stcarns g., W;uu.
empfcblt iiA Dem Qcctrten Yu5litum BON nab
unn fern ais p-attiihcr rbrmadcr. s nc
rose Auswabl eaus. unn Sa, der, llbrcn,
ionic aNc %sanabayeu 3u.uclisuuaareM i'll @olo
alb Silber on @anh.
Aties Sob uMb SiIbcr mirh ais @e,utIunc
anacnommen. .Nuf 3eparaturem miro ole
lyobte Sorgfalt ptrfuen6st.
8. @cteL
st. Soieph. stcarns So. Minm. IA
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Marp!anbs vieds" ,paren unb fint
wieoerum bemotratii9. 7ogesm bal
WaFoAuietts on SteQe bon bier null
,,pei bemctratii9e &eprdientanten. Mu'
Die beIdeibene 3peiSa1l 1T AUD Die Jul
3cit nod brei Mann ftarte b,mctro-
|tii&e Delegation Mi&;sans reoucir
tporben.
Minaeiota icnoet in Den 45itsn Con
srsE mic in Den 44i!en brei &epublifo'
ncr. TIMER ionit 10 9lorrsidss Mii.
Ilouri o6cr nidt ms9r crci3cbn ioneerl
muir ;ebu. Sa. wenn Der critic dabcr'
Mnihcin uuo niht oas ldlieb,idr llrt
.bsil oss @cibinstoner 9auies entidsi:
|benb mdre. 5lns adt.
Miiliilippi uno Mainc baltcn cinen:
Der 10 sjernli1 Sen @.buport. 2sbtere:
bat ndmiid) flint &tpubl;taner uni
syiteres ishs Scmotraten.
Nebrastos uno yieuuoos Scrtretc.
babcn ,pie ~0cmobuiiG Die &epub!itane
9cwonncn. 9asescn lAeincn 81
0cmoiraten i'll gislo=Dort nldit ore
Manoate u%trloren, innhern in Ser Sba
arei ~geiYpancn su BADEN, 10 oab 81
@eiammtSiNsr iarcr @ertretcr GU
;wan;iS 9clsisscn 1T.
Dem Ssrlep bat nid)t flint, obcr btd
bier Semotraten gessn orei Gepu5iito.
'nc:. 9Sis Nefu 5nmplbire = nGGlei
Mdr, = woolcn Miro, ldIt Iib nod
niHt nit Sid,eybe;t iosen. @sssn.
spdrtis lit GO burb siuei 9emotruteI
uno einen &spublitaner uertreten.
Sn Nurtb Garo!ina baben BIC Tcmo
t atsu sinea Gpnsrsblis ~9Nponncn
bab,n alio i,rc 4n;al! BON isd,a al.
Iisben, sessn nur eincn expeditions:
mann. aeltcieert. llmsc'ebSt lit es be-
sanntl;t in Ohio Scsangen. Senf
BORT jino purh Sic Sftnbcrwahien nun
3 9emctratcn unS II &epublifaner IL
Den Gcnsreb scianai worosn.
Iu4 Den Hsprdlentanten fir Srcgor
bcanlpra6en Die &spublitoner, ood
baltcn mir oos aug mebrsrcn Griinotr
~ucrlaufis Fir pDl;s uns!nubiid.
&ou osn - &tprdieutuHtcn Tcrn=
iplpanics babcn Die Semotralen le!oel
'id,t :uie tisbcr ic@Ssbn, Ionocrn mn
mtbr ;eDn a%cponnen. GoB Jlpe,
Sstarb 3pei &cpuhlifaner nno feincl
0emotratsH eruab!t Sat, miro Nieman=
Sen uunosrn. Tngcgcn 1T Sio- Garo-
lima nidt, ,uie i'm sesenpdsiigen After
Sonevllc. nit flint Shnnpplafler,
upn rcpublifoniih,r TartunS gci6la
.en lcnosrn Fat Ib bic Treiaeit &c
nommsn, Iein @otum slpilben ore
,uciBsn Ocmntraten mno s,uci idluar5eN
Nepubiitonern 3u tbeiien.
3euneIlec bGt isinc Delegation bon
noun 1smpiro:en rno eincm G.pnbli.
,aner in tsintr &el,t uerdabert. Gbcr
10 uenig 3erus Die aus leds 0cmo=
!raten b~eilebsIoc |sinise.
Wumpnt lcnoct nuA IN Oas GeprG=
isntnatcnhu:s aes -. Gon8rellts orc
Ncpnt!itansr. Tusinie einen &cpnb-
ltantr uHo ott Stmo.raHn. @tlt+
8i.Olria Nrei @emoitoten. Misconlii
lbcr e.nen Gtnptrotcn mcbr uis 9e5en
.sdtt;g. ndm,;d) p.cr Geiaotruttn 9tse'
,psnio u;tle &tpu6iisoncr.
VSenn man lun aac bel SiHcI
.alommtnSdh.l. 10 er5uit man l64
-
5pmi, niirncn DIE @tmptroten, BE-
spnsr N5elommmit3lieotr5ab! pm 1898
.th eiisr Muiosildt uon 81 eritcueu
lbcr seleSt ou1 Sen Tel. idmmtlib'
.,eab in orr Shmshe htllnof!1s yMa=
pride" bcr republifani'Mcii Yurtt
cermirtli6:cr iia miAcr eaes Gynay'
ten, 10 ttaiY.ie ole SsnlrgratiiGe &arts
ma;rr nod l53 5cscn 1873, .. i. ein
sHaipritdl poa II Siimmsn. Snmi
;anu Siloer lmmcrlin r~cformircn.
@iue 81. uS;tcm: Va;niiic.
Sos NntereIic mrs hnlhru SSrItru.
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Sur IS dbrigen Subelfeier
Der profs ter ebr,uiroiaea Nutter.r BERN
". Wiaitalea ehertaMer. o. s. B.
an Is Nob. 1876 in Meu.1rier, Oafota Co.,
Mnm.
Tersetraoen in ber 9ers Seiu Hopele
NetA 0rausisea eatr con q. 0loue.
u. G. ID. kB. NJ. s. v. hmm.
BORT broben. ba S6bIt i'd bic Stern,
Die Sonmen, Ylaneten-unb al cbnc 3abl;
ID fd,aute fie aber n,r bon Der Gern'
lao madte baber cine @abl.
Die ;Wan;ie unb fiinf bon er0berem 6laa,
|Grbellten ben Gimmel = iueit MlMbcr
IN Silberslutb ftrablten fe ale gang,
ll,r9ebcn bonn Stermcnmrer.
Da traten nod fiinf;is nit scloenem Sdci,,
&erUor ;-uno itrabIten ibr Qidt,
99ie mitten burd's Duntel bes yebcn berein
Weim Nuge ertru9 es ba lGn9ey miht.
Sd badte: has bat 0cmib bobercn Sinn!"
lnn Mic ib oa mad Neu.l rier fam,
% bait i) bonn 3dblen bod cincm 0spinn,
@cil ID bonn beutigcM 6eitc ucrnabm.
g gilt ia Der Subcl Der Wuttcr bonn 3aus
Die span;ia unb flint iinN sc;ablt!
Nun nabm i'd mir benn oie(sn B%lumentraub
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