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, 1877-04-28
The Immigration.

The drouth in California, a. well as the
general unf,ness of the Southern portion OF
that State icr agricultural purposes, Is be-
gining TO work ;he long desired reaction IN
favor Of Oregon and Washington Territory
Already the growth OF the passenger traffic
has increased the service riG Portland to once
in FIVE Days; and frUm present appearances
the increases Of the trade by The NIctoria and
Puget sound route will either demand trips
oitener than thrice per month, or else bring
into play some larger vessels on the present
schedule Of time The Dakota can carry SUO
pass ngers comfortably. but the city Of iaEd-
sla is smaller, and is crowded when she
lakes half thst number. Recently, Capt
Mor-e, Of the DakOta, informed me that should
the Increase Of travel sanction 1t, the company
would probably substitute for the iahHlHq a
larger yessei, say the COsaitufOs or Great Le-
pugie. Either Of these ships Can carry l2UO
passengers, 900 catin and 200 s'eerase) with
Ease. The Dakota last list showed the largest
number by lover 200 ever brought by her to
the Sound land she is the largest vessel in the
Northern trade.
Now when we get them to Seattle, what
will We do with them They want land and
they want homes. We have Us good grain
land Especially for oats and barley as any IN
the world, not over sixty miles to the north
ward of Seattle. But II is subject to over
flow eud needs reclamation by dykes and
leyees That requires capital. which lew OF
the immigrants have about them Nor can
thew afford 10 clear timber lands aud await
the caprice of n.ill-owners 10 sell their logs
They want prairie and they will have ii.
Hence they can 90 no better than to come to
the countries of Eastern Washington, of
which your city is the commercial center.
The Oregon Steam Navigation Company Of
fers them tickets at halt fare, knowing that,
frum the future results Of their industry, it
will more than get its money back
Having Teen Nely AuS SfA0"iy 'tDA'SN y
YOUR citizens while here. and having seen a
great deal Of your wonderful grain growth,
| can help TO send You few of these new
cJmers. We cannot retain over one-third Of
them on The Sound, in any event; and We
must keep tlem IN tie Territory, for we shall
soon be admitted into the Union and need
the results of their industry to support Il
State Government. Therefore, | shall be
pleased to act as a Volunteer Commissioner
of Immigration for this region, to reside at
Seattle and afford TO newcomers any such
information as may be possible; remember
ing the adjuration of the Moor, to "nothing
ex5enuste nor sc. down aught in malice. "
Parties owning tracts Of unbrOken land aud
desiring to sell them at low cash figures, CT
un time credits with fair rates of interest,
would do we'll 10 write Inc 1T Seattle. | may
be aLle to serve them.
Tnos B. MEKRY,
Publisher of he Smile UiSD1tek
, 1877-04-28

NEW YORK CUsToM HoUsE.-Secre-
tary Sherman has taken up the work
of regeneration where NJ. Bristow
left it off. In the prosecution of de
tails, he finds that the latter gentle
man uncovered some transactions
which were never exposed 10 the hght.
Among these were tie operations OF
Mr.. LydPcker, special depul, collector
of the New YORK Custom House,
whose irregularities were largely il
tavo: of the histrionic profession. The
extent 10 which he issued orders for
the free importation of properties
10 actors, actresses and manager: o
theatres, while il appears exceedingly
generous on his part, is found 10 have
been damaging 10 The revenues of the
Government. Secretary Sherman pro
poses 10 devote some attention 10 the
matter, and it is strongly suspected
there will soon be fuller where al
appeared serene before.
, 1877-04-28

TIE TWEED CONFESsIoN.-Precise'y
what Wm. Tweed'S alleged confession
amounts 10 we ciunoL Yet tell, but il
il Sufficiently evident that there are
great many people in New York who
have reason To 'ear his revelations,
and who are anxious to excuse them.
selves if possible before they have
been accused. The French Fay that
ne wEo excuses accuses himself, and II
this be true the Boss has b ought
down a whole covey OF criminals with
his first shot. That persons charged
wiki completely IN The ring frauds
should deny the charges is Of course
Dot surprising, and affords no ciGe by
which their guilt or innocence can be
ganged. It is, however, somew hat
surprising that the authorities should
have permitted such a confession 10
be published, supFo>Ing il 20 be
genuine, for it is perfectly apparent
that the publication must afford to all
who are really guilty the most ample
opportunity for escape. Even if II
should turn out that the wrong per-
sons have beer accused thl, time,
moreover, it Is extremely rrubab.e
that the Iight ones VIII prefer TO van
ish while the coast is clear, and that
they will not wait until they see their
names i'll the newspapers Whether
the confession Is true or false, is eS
cape from the hands of the au:hori;ies
must be regarded as grave J!under,
and almost, if rot qu,te, criminal
one for If ii IS false, 4 gross outrage
mas been committed upon the innocent
parties named as Tweed's accom-
plices, while if it IL true, It's pnbiica>
ton can only operate to defeat justice.
, 1877-04-28

HIGH TONED Mrs. ex-secrstary Fish al
lows 20 smoking in her elegant house. And
she makes you stand and paw over the -crs-
per and door mat for ten minutes before yen
can epme In, and then If it Is very muddy
she :, ,nds you around 10 the side door aud
makes you axe off your overshoes On The
porch and ieave them outside, and the dog
always comes around aud carries them away
to pound the yard Wi'h, and somrhow or
other, after You have vi-ired rha Fishes once,
yJu aIw~ys feel as though yoI didn't feel
like going back again, as the man said who
was blown on; Of his state room by q boiler
explusIon
, 1877-04-28

Nor FOR MlToaFLL.-Tbe Oregoniaa
emphatically declares that under 10
circumstances will it support Mitchell
as a candidate for re election TO the
United States Senate. Mltchell's
championship of the railroad swindles
is cited as sufficient reason for oppos
ing bin.
, 1877-04-28

THE HoUR OF TRIAL.-The HOrtd
puts il thus: That fearful ordeal for
a new Preside~ OF a first Congress
and of disappointed Congressmen has
not yet come for him. Soon all the
dogs Of discoutcnrment vii! be let
loose upon him, and in the stress aud
strain of that trying time, he will not
have the sanc'ity and holiness Of
legality TO sustain him he will not
have a majority of the people behind
him, and he viii not have the popular
branch OF Congress behind liim. Woe
TO him when that hour comes.
, 1877-04-28

TAXING DRIxKs.-The Virginia leg
islature has passed law that imposes
q special tax upon dealers in intoxi'
eating drinks. The law provides that
there shall he a tax upon drinks, ot
baf cen! glass upon malt liquors
and two and-a half cents a glass ful
spirits and wines. Moreover, it is pro
vided iha: this tax shall be collected
by means Of a bell punch. TO be in the
possession of the barkeeper, and il
which he mast deposit The amount OF
the tax for every drink consumed il
front o. the counter II remains Il
be seen how the experiment will an
swer, but It is proper 10 state that
it will be watched with the deepest
interest by the rest of the country.
and that it it succeeds the bell punch
will be adopted throughout the length
and breadth of the land,
, 1877-04-28

NEW York, April y The Times furnish
es the following letter writteu by ex-senator
B-pj .min I. Wade, of Ohio. IN eopdelnpa-
,iou of Prssiien' II yes SJu'hsrn policy, and
which Is row Published for h first time
JsFFEEs.S, OHIO April 9th
Mn I. II P,INIER. Washington, d. C.-Hy Degr
SIR: Nour let 81 tie jJh iIst- l. duly received
YJu ask whether rem -mheT what sal. ID favor Oi
Pses lent Hayes .hy eni-ay0r 10 procure his nom
Iya,tIon the Cincinnati HtIru 10 reIneH-
bar Il after what has trlnsprri with lEilgu.ton and
bitterness of soul that ! never fylt before. You
know 18th what toll EtbOfsd Tor Ii. emancipation
them before AMI during the time was IN Congress ;
and l supposed Governor Hayes II full accord
with lue Uu TIN, subject. Bat / have lreu deceived
betrayed even Inundated 10y the course he has taken
TO deuUuUce which have not tie language 70 eX-
press. During the fist month Of he acmiaiStra-
ton We watched him cl Sely with two of the worst
anl most malignant enemies Of tie colcrri that
be fpuUl al that cursed region, an3 then con-
Su.tug with those mtieiarjOrs how best BE- can put
tho~e pgel p-u;- ler lg..n, rcure their con1i-
tiou Infinitely worse than b-Iose they were made
free I !eei that 70 have eInIurp.tet those people
ant then leave them unprotected woull b. crime
infamous 10 have them reduced o. slavery when
they were fire.. AMI for Hayes 10 DO this 10
who bad al the E.L r OF thrr ives -iv-n hun
without which lie never could have Lad power TO 30
Il Is terrible injustice. NJ Go,bt hJ iuvitatrs the
Gts,guc. ioa o! the party tl.at elected hIu 4 cuu-
temptation Il this Ills me wl;h ai,'.Se;nent mex
VIe--bl, and J..llauttl1n- Ms only consolation =
that history ini0r.I> he that lett. ttn
pretended 10 u- have m Ike HHrUe- Ieea deceived
Some have ttr.up.,l o. hITu 10y iif-s {.
r. means oe!l. ut E- is pave! with jIsJ such good
intentions. Nours truly, Is. I. WADE.
, 1877-04-28

FULLY SURRENDERED.-S. Carolina,
which was claimed for Chamberlain,
and the electoral vote of which was
counted for Hayes, Is now surrendered
to the democrats And Louisiana,
which was claimed for Packard, and
the electoral vote Of which was count
ed for Hayes, is also surrendered 10 the
democrats. La each of these cases the
radicals must confess anew the black
ness Of their own crimes, and acknowl-
edge once, twice, and a third time,
that they have put pretender INTO
tie Presidential office.
, 1877-04-28

GOVERNOR EMERY, OF Utah, is get>
ling into hot water. lie Is suspected
OF being just a tritie too indulgent 10
Mormoni>m. He is charged by the
2ribme-"Gentile" organ-with too
much haste in signing the commission
of J Q. Cannon, delegate to Congress
from that Territory, when be knew
Cannon's seat would be contested by
Baskin, ms defeated opponent. The
Governor, having discovered his mis-
take, seeks to rectiiy it, The Tribune,
however, is not satisfied with his man
ner of going about it, and accuses him
of 3uplicity.
, 1877-04-28

TRE NEw YoRK CUsToM HOUSE,
TIE contemplated inquiry into The
conduct OF the New York Custom
House has already produced an unex'
smpled commotIon among the Office
holders in that institution. This in
vestigalion is in the interest of civil
service reform, and no doubt it will
be followed up by similar inquiries IN
other parts of the country; wherever
in short, complaints Of corruption or
inetficiency have been preferred.
, 1877-04-28

ALL INNocent.-The persons impli
Gated in The Tweed confession emphat-
icaIIy declare their innocence. Oakley
Hall is she only ons of the lot who
has Dct yet spoken. Hall, having il
one sense throw up The sponge by
leaving The country, may not think il
worth while TO cable a dispatch de,
claring that his relations with Tweed
were purely of a business character.
The public, meantime, will suspend
judgment. There is a well founded
opinion that ring operated in New
York about 1870, of which Tweed
was the real and nominal head. He
probably knows who his confederates
were, and what part was assigned TO
each. Meantime, until his confession
comes in fall, 1t will be well not to
condemn any one uHheard.
, 1877-04-28

\ WAsH!NGT0N CoRRESPoNDENT re-
lateS :hat an interview between Hayes
and Hampton the former called the
lattor's attention to the very large
democratic vote in Elgefe!d com y,
as compared with furmer years. and
said to the governor This iSia d y
to be accounted for by an increase ci
popula;ion," and askei him how lie
could account tor il. Hampton re-
piled, . You forget, sir, that at ten
polling places in this county large
num Der OF soldiers were stationed,
and | understood they all voted for
me-"
, 1877-04-28

ARRESTED FuK DEsT-Ffe PortIani Bee Of last
Saturday eontains the following: Last evening Mr
j. Al >aWteil, Who lew weeks azo played ''OUr
Boys in Po-tllni by nsectiny % yay sun Try little
bills he bad oOnrr4et d, arrived AliaLS from the
sound De sent 10 tbs city AMI Ori-rei wagons 20
convey bis effects 10 Milwaukee where he Was D. have
met them tbs morning But friend OF Mr. Cograu,
oi the ST Char -, 70 VIII 6zEIe L owed hotel
bill, tee2raphet from hal ma that Sswtele was en-
route, and Mr.. CoGg4n sWOre OaE warrant. and now
- Al larguishes II .h- county j1l He has
purse of money, bat ssys he will not paw a single
IeTsOn IN PoTtlsui." Such beiag tie easa he VII
probably continue 70 play ''Our Boys IN jail tor
s0lnet-nls
, 1877-04-28

SrIcInE--At Portland, on the 18th inst. Just ha-
fore tir cuuveur al the United S;at-s Circuit Court
los JUDGES sawyer ana D-4ly. pr. Ralph NJ cox, ,
C.-lk Of tie Court Committed 81 eide ia Lis Of
fcr 10y Shooting himself through thr head with Il
d,iIn.=r. Death vas instantaneous. Ja"ce S..wye
Ls.rd the report o. The pistol, and WAS among tie
first 20 reach she -c-ue Deceased entered hs Oh -e
about A NJ puilsI OF his oveIed-t, at LoNn on q,
lounge ant pilcins be uuzzie Ci the weapon against
hs ri-Lt temple firel tie natal shot lie lad been
dIiuEu, quite heavily Of late, and h!s dr>iUntrnCy
and s-,. hons bad iryqu ntly ln the su. -rt
Of remark lie ieiy,s = vie and large family
lie W4s age. tiIty line years Ar " llcUN WIS one
OF the vrily pioneers a. Oregon H came 20 th=
S.Ite IN lSfI: served dUuug lSii : IN the Legs
I.ture under the Provisional Government, aGl Ssts
70 N mb-r OF tne IrrryOiIa LEGISLATURE II 1851. fl
I'm. jh- position of speaker. He was Register of the
Land Uicr fTom iS6 20 !SjU, served clerk OF the
red states Court for NssAingtoi, county r,e-iv
ei the app iuUnsut ri Clerk Tor tue UT,ei States
Court vi HI State IN 1861 which position he led
most efficiently up - the time OF hI, death note
found on Ii, person asaIguel strong drink as the
c.us- f the suci al 3-ed. \ bottle OF lGuianum
also f1u4l IN his pocket. Diseased a highly
Cultivated gentleman and universally respected.
Out o. respect 20 t!s memory the Courts adjJu Dei
over meeting OF The b-E MAS hell 10 express the
proper tribute
, 1877-04-28

HoS- 5 TuUES, New York Dear Sir: On this
day, when You oayht - have been Pres lent Of the
United states, sieze the ofp1r;ubity to bar my
testimony 10 ths calm and dig III manner 10 which
You have Iass-i through this great trial Itis NAM
years sine / G,r-i 10 be party man hence have
euieavorei to u e Gf public aIrs and men rather
by tier merits than 10y the name they take l. Is
source OF gTatIhcltion 20 think made a ne 1t
eho'ee ~ the late election. would never have TIs-
ei 10 elevation by the smallest all OF mine prsr.
however respectable IN private ie who must forever
carry upOn his brow the stampOf fraud II H. first
triumph, ans IN American history no subsequent
action however IerItorioGs, wash away the let
ters OF that YrcOul Very respectfully yours
CaAEI-Es Passes ADAs1s
, 1877-04-28

Mr.. BowLEs is greatly in favor Of
the Hdrpe.'S editor receiving an APP
pointment broad He says "of all
The mrn talked about for foreign mis-
sion appointments, George William
Curtis ought TO stand at the head IN
Hayes thonght He has the charac-
ter and the culture for the very best
place. and no man has labored longer,
more steadfas,Iy. more devoteGIy aud
more selishly in the reform repubIi-
can vineyard. He deserves TO be
made bright particular star in he
diadem of the Hayes administration" :"
, 1877-04-28

PRoF. SEELYE. the scholarly member of
CJngrrss, has given his salary 10 the town OF
Amherst. the money to be expended iu put
Ting dom sidewalks. Tha people gain by
putting such a man IN Office.
, 1877-04-28
TO ADVERTISERS.

The wallR WaIls srAITsNss has 4 much larger
circulation than any other paper published N me
Territory Of Washington, and hence orefS superior
induoemeT - to advertisers who would reach TIRE
very best giass Of paying customers.
, 1877-04-28

PACKARD has 5, ccaanbed TO the in.
eyl;able and L. uisiana, like South
Carolina Is governed by officials of
her Own choosing.
, 1877-04-28

FOUND DROWNED.-At SIX O'Clock yesterday morn
ing tie oody VI a man was found the beaeh III
Illinois street, b=tNeed Long BTHise and lsiHas Cat
al a pJIut aho1t taenIy let au0Fe los va Ct line
The deceased drowned, and had been seit on the
shore BY the reeeiing tlis He in his shITts sy
and near where be VAS found was packet up a is'st
coat and vest, which supposed TO have oeionsei
10 deceased who Is supposed 20 have been Jonn P
pinser, cattle dealer, OF Baker City Oregon y.
Car, ApTii l9.
, 1877-04-28

FRANK THoMPkrNs, lately pardoned
from The Oregon penitenriary, where
he had been sentenced fer life, is now
runuing a milk dairy near Portland.
Tnompkins viii be remembered as
one of the parties concerned in the
robbery of the Canyon city mail.
, 1877-04-28
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Dss. .SOgsV E.. BINGHAM
HAS OPENED A
PriVate Hos pital
FOR THE
RECEPTION OF PATIENTS,
~ WALLA WALLA,

" LIN NI.I..Nr
Corner of FIRST and Alder Streets
DATIENrS WILL RECEIVE THE BEST MED
L ICAL and Surgical attenfance, and the ufmu-t
attention viii H. pail 10 hygienir treatment. Care
ful nurses constantly ATTENDANCE. Each patient
viii have private ToOIn- Meals served IN The pa
liz nt's aPartment--
Simple, S.cani and JIeIiicaird BafI,a
provided Spe ial ! ATrrtmeuts for Ladies Children
under twelve must be acSInp panied 10y
Persons suffering fIOm Contiguous diseases will DOc
be received
TERNs-For ordinary cases ineluiina board mel
icne, and medical attendance. Fifteen Dollars pr
week. For further information apply 10
J. Z. BINGHAM, VI. D.. Proprietor.
"a Office Main street, next door 10 Days Drug
store 2-tf
, 1877-04-28

The FEAUpULENT PRIsIDESr.-The following re-
markabe lsGter Is made public for The 6st time As
vii Re SEEN It written On the day OF the inau-
guratioa OF Fraudulent Hayes:
, 1877-04-28

B1ASx MoRTGaeEs, in lots 10 suit purchasers, can
be had at the SrAIEs,iIS otioe.
, 1877-04-28

BL.Sx DEyIs. IN lots to SUI, purchasers, can be
kz5 At the STATESMAN ctses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18

unbeiIbarer. go bat iest Der ,guanseIi:
i@e Sbertir9enratb" benz goritanoe Der
pereinisten &%reisipnobeu Berlins cine
idarfe 8erfisuns suseben lafen. gs wirb
ben uereiuisten R~reisipnooen cine 1eber:
i9reituns ibrer @ompeten3 %porseworfen.
Dieter GabeI be5iebt ii9 auf GeuBerlt9es
unb Sormelss; man meiB aber rebt gut.
oaB Der Corn bes Sbertr1enratbs unb
berer, bic iiber bemisIbeu iteben, berporse.
rufen 1T burd bic tbeolosiide &i4tuns,
wel4e bic itdbtii9en ~Rreislpnobsu BEL ibs
rem Beratbunsen 3eisten, numentIi9 BEL
ben 8erbanoIunsen iber abi9affuns bes
apoitoIiidsn @laubensbetenntnihes in Der
0itursie. Der Obsrtirdenratb unter benz
Brdfoenten 5errmann wiini9te bas Strei:
ten Der vertremen Parteien" iiber v@laus
bensmeinnusen" uermieoen unb bic uers
i@ieoenen neusef4affenen R0rperidaften
Der euanseliiden &ir4e ifatt befen NIT
rprattiiden 5rassn" bef4dfttst gu ieben.
Snbeien 1T, msint bic IibsraIe R6lnerinn,
Der &f Der Setter einmaI entbrannt
unb IS wirb i9ruer fem, ibm 9aIt gu ses
bieten. Inter ben BerIiner Birsern sibt
IS piele, wel4e Der neu aussesebenen 80:
Jung iolsen, oaB, pen 6oBba4 ni9t be-
ltdtl9t weroe, feline Rirdenlteaern bewiI'
ligt merben miBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
Wi6t Yriustpien ionoertt
Shateui

Die vgbriiflid: ~lociaIen 8ldtter" su ia:
den entbalten in ibrer neueitsn Nummer
einen bemertensuertben @rtitsl, msIder bic
8atboliten enersii9 our i~ocialen Chat ans
fsuert. yWsit ben prinsipien aqein, " beibt
es bort u. a., lift bic ~iociaIs Srase nod
nidt sel6if. Die mabriteu prin,ipisn, bic
prattii9ifen Spteme lSien bic i~ociaIe Tras
&c nur, wenn ie sur Chat wsrten. 8ir
sIauben, baB bic tatbolif1e Qiebe bieie
Gbaten idafieA tam unb pirb. 8ir Sea.
tboliten iinO einis in ben notbwenbieen,
weientliden Prinsipien; mir iinb ftart in
%unierer Ginbeit pir balten uns i'm @ss
wifen perpfi9tet our merttbdtissn Rd1.
itenIiebe; mir werben II bur9 Gbaten
bas Uolt iiberSeusen, baB mir ss mabrbaft
lisben. SD baltic beBbalb bafir, baB aue
pabrbaft tatboIiiden Mdnuer, prisitsr
unb 9aien, ii4 berufsn fiblen mifsn. in
ben ibnen susdneliden &reiisn ~iociale
Gbatsn gu i9aiien, bic lie mad IOcaIsn BE.
birfniien ueridieoen iein werben. Wdb
renb aniere Sortdmpfer in ben i~ocialsn
Bldttern. in ben parlamsnten, In 8eriamm.
lun9en fir V0iun9 Der i~ocialeu Srase mir;
Ten, iouen bic fatboliidsn Mdnnsr, 10 melt
ibre 6rdfte rei9sn, bur9 Sbatsn an Der
96iun8 Der i~ocialen 6rase arbeiten, inbem
iie ben i~Ocialen geoIrfnihsn e%ntsssentom,
men, wel6e in ibrer @smeinbe ais beion:
oers orin9eno ibnen entgegentreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-18
&ir6enmuff.
(slus BEN Cath. Mirror" BON Baltimore.

Claus BEN Cath. Mirror'' BON Yaltimore.)
Die fur bas Saus @ottes fd se,ie.
menbe Wuiit 1T ni1t @eidmadia4e Gin.
3elner. & ION at sefpro4en. Die
&irde bat anSoridli9 benz sresorianii1en
@eianse ben 8or3us sessbsn, unb mil bic
tbeatralii1en 4rien, wel1en man benz bsis
liSen Cert uniererer 2itursie unteristt bat.
Mnb wel4e pielerorts %seiuusen merben, pom
@ottesbienite e~ntfernt wiiien. Die Rir9e
weib in ibrer Weisbeit uiel better als ionif
Semanb, mas f1 fir ben Dienif @ottes
se3iemt, unb mas iene Nnba9t am meiiten
bef0rbert, weI4e ba fir &irdsnsdEssr elm:
gig bic re9te @emltbsuerfu1uns lit.
@ismanb iase alio: rad, am CHORAL
babe i'd einmal tein @sfaaen; er III 3u
u1onOton. @r if nidt baIb 10 gut, ais
iene id0nen Wfehen, welde mir gu baben
ple9ten."
@ewiB, ioldes @srebe wirb INNER me:
niger 9eb0rt, lie mebr bic 9eute ben Wertb,
bic Sd6nbeit unb 3wedmdbisteit Der gre.
sorianiiden Muiit redt gu iddsen Iernen.
gs fommeu iebsn Sonntas 9sute aus an;
bern Yfarreien in bic @atbebraItirde, I'M
bort e9te 8irdenmuit gu bOren, uno pom
Woae 3u WOde mebren lid ibre @onner
unb 6reunbe. Sic lit in Der Ebat Iiebli9
unb feierIi9, srobartis unb maieitdtiid,
unb paBt CUR 6eier Der beiIisen @ebeim
ni0e bes Nltars in benz @raoe better aIs
irb:ide Muiit gu ibr paiien fam.
&0nnte fe bod In jeber 8ir9e u~nierer
Staot. ~unierer grSoi0,eie, unieres sansen
2anbes, ia Der sanSen WeIt re9t baIo ein'
sefibrt werben!-
Sn benz Wuni9 fimmen mir nit benz
Cath. Mirror" gang ibsrein. sSa mO9ten
einmal bic uieretisen Notent0pfe wieoer
CUR @eItuns tOmmen; es iidnoe aa4 nit
Der Inbadt i'm @ottesbauie uieI better, ais
es beute meiitens itebt. gboraI itimmt
CUR anba4t; 6isuruI meiff gu gang mas
Mnberem.