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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26

TUE Cincinnati EHgHir'r makes
such clear AMI iprcihIc statement al
the question in regard tu what j. called
''IIlyc~' southern Policy" HAT We
feel that notlin" can Ice added. Hayes
aud his friends are claiming credit for
what WIS forced upon il, not only 10y
public sentiment, bul 10y the action Of
the Democratic House of Representa-
tivc~. The policy, for the adoption o1
which Mr.. Hayc~ now claims - much
credit, j. tli" identical onc for which
Democrats have been contcndin" lur
Years, and against which Mr.. Hayc-
and The Republican party have ~trUg-
"i"d up to the close of the last canvass.
Read what the EtY"j,,r ha- I" say:
Tho southern policy of Mr.. Hayc~
has been advocated in these columns
for years has been demanded Iy the
Democracy everywhere, a. il ha~ been
impcratiVcly called for 10y Justice,
equity, peace and tlc blrri"lif~
of sovereign States. For it. J,,,. 81. We
can have notlIim" hut words of COM
m"ndaIion. The adoption uf This
policy 10y Mr.. Hayes was il praise
worthy act, for he might haV,Slrlaycd
il several months had hc chosen. Pre-
c;Sclv how much credit :; man deserve,
for doing Il thing pcrpmptorilN lie
maudcd hv his sworn Constitutional
obligations, hN Il decent devotion to
fraternity. and, above all. for ,Iuin"
what ne could not long avoid. j. lCgiti-
mate matter for di~cuI-~iou. made
specially such hy the fact that Mr..
Hayes i bringing all the splcmdor Of Il
pageant of the Ndmini~ !r;Iliun, all the
force of Pnmp, and plradin"~, and dis
play to bear upon the popular verdict,
which must come. An analysis of
thc-" two elements of the Adninistra-
ton policy l. cmIncntlN proper.
The southern policy consisted in the
Withdrawal of the Federal troops from
the >ulJu"ation of the southern StatC-.
IN measuring" thc crcdIt OF Mr.. IlaNc~
Iof ordering jliN NithufaWaI OF ia"
Government iorccH from IN" state
houses oi TWO tommOnWCalth~ II l.
important 10 consider thc clrcIlnl-
stances under which the act was done.
me House "i representatives, IN
which all Appropriation bills must
originate iai refused 1" make an
army appropriation unless with the
condition ulat no part Ol the army
should DC used To h"ld states IN sub
lCcil"l'. Inc house Wouih not pas
thc army appropriation Dill uhlC@s the
southern poIIcN was attached to II.
and IT Wa> known that the House
would continue To - refuse. II would
have exercised it, power in the prcmll-
So and would have c""I'"1" III"
adoption ol the southern p"hcN.
Notice had been iilcd, therefore, on
Mr.. Hayes that unless n" Withdrew
the lmyonct~ from South Carolina and
Louisiana hc would not have Il soldier
left 10 command in those States or i'm
amy other. He knew that not Il dollar
would hc voted for the army till thai
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26
Death Of Mrs. Eliza !. whitthorns.



The pale hor-eman, who steals upon
l'is victims like tbi.f in tic night,
iIa~ once moro brandishcd his ruthless
Scythc' an q again moved down one Of
our most highly esteemed. and oldest
rcsidcul~
Mrs. Eliza !. WhitthoImc. widow Of
the late Maj. William j. Whitthornc,
ST., who preceded her To the "paIC
realms ofshadr." five or six Years AGO;
and sister to our houorrd icllow-citi-
zen. Hon. VIM. II. WiScucr. ~r.. de
parted this life about daylight last
Wednesday morning, in the End wear
of herago.
Born and reared about five miles
south of Pennington, now i'm Marshall,
then i'm This county; before she hat
numbered her. first score of years. she
gave her heart her hand, and her pure
maiden affection Ia the late MAJOR
Wmtthoruc, above mentioned, and
bore him thirteen children, only six Of
whom, however. survive hcT-all of
whom have attained the age Of man
hood and WUmLnhood. They are:
Hon. w. {. NhitthoTnc, now mem
hrr Of Congress from lhi- State. Mai.
:. IL. NhilthOrnc of Arkansas. VIM.
j. WhittHOruc. ESQ. of Columbia.
ltllll.' ID. II. W lllllilpIlt, G~'l.. AMI
Mrs Matte Thomas, "a widowed
daughter. ami Mis- Felicia j. Whit
thUruc, ofthi> place.
Her crOwning traits ana gracc~ may
he >uccinctly stated thus: Nu alice
tiomatc wife, u devoted mother, -
warm, sincere, generous friend, q good
and above all consistent
exemplary christian, who, in her in
tcrcouT~c with her fellow -mortal~,
closely observed, and pracliccd the
prcccpt of the Golden Rule.
In her charities. which were legion.
she ~cupuluu~ly obcycd the ~,riptural
Injunction. mot 10 let the left hand
know what the right hand docth." ~
many of uur poor. who were thc hap-
pN recipients at hCr Uno-toututiuus
.haritiC~, can testify.
She rarely ever left her happy home
Except on missions of charity. Her
Iomc was her Wurld-hcU children,
ICr Jewels, A. one Of her daughters
Cniarkcd in substance Just before she
departed: "Nouc knew that kind,
owing hcurt-uonc couldnpprcciatc or
,nOw it, kindness and full affection,
,ut her children" There wa no re-
Crvc with them; but iu beautiful,
.Cntlc, pure stream, her SOULFUL alItc-
ion flowed out to them continually.
Rest thee, "Cnt.C spirit, rest i'm peace.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26

Hon. john W Forney i'm The Philadelphia
Weekly Times.

h''hlS iilu'N'
Douglas. having defeated Mr.. Lin
colin Tor the uitcd Stato~ Scuat" in
1888, was in the Senate in hi"h health
and -pirit- al this Time. and IN active
training for the Presidency. II j. al
most impossible 10 "iN" Nou an idea Of
the WAY in which that brave and "al-
liant little ~tatc-nlau was pursued hv
M" ~Ccc~~ioui~l~. IIr ana Hrcckcu-
ridge, WHO wa~ Nirc-lr''~idcIu Of the
I uiIcd States aud President OF the
senate al the time ana ~pcal,iu" or
had previously been dcyotcd friends.
rhcy were like buy- together when
they met at amy priNatc house and in
my official rooms. BYrckcuridgc
came 10 Washington IN io,G a. - Rep
rC~Cnt1tiVo in COn@rc-- from the IrN-
mgton, kCntu,llN. District. AMI hc
and Douglass were almost constant
companions. ! was very much with
diem, and We three formed sort of
mutual admiration society; We dis
rIl-~cd l,olitic-, slavery and poetry: We
criticised public men and were part
ncr~ i'm Il speculation superior CITY,
which did not amount to much at
least not to Douglass and Brcckcn-
ridge. Neither had the slightest con-
liloucc in Mr.. buchanan. They were
both ardent men. lONiu" the pleasures
of life and lnNin" their friends, and
ready To du almost everything" for the
men they loved; Vet they really had
no sympathy for tn" -ou Of Lancaster.
liIIt a. the dark shadow ui secession
projected itself between these two
bright spirits, they Stood oil from each
other, and 80 it happened that when
Douglas broke with Buchanan On th"
I.ccompton question, in lNiN, Brcckcu-
ridge himself regarding BuchHnau'-
course ON that subject with almost
avowcd contempt yet the extreme
southern men had ~ucnrir"ly captured
breckenridge tlat hc became; :, partisan
Of the injustice in Kansas, which in
his soul hc dc~,i~cd. Wei, they are
both dead now. and am quite sure
dat they will easily reconcile their
difficulties in the Heaven they have
gone Ia.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26
Gallant Ron Butlcr

Gallant Ben Butler j. about To play
bull i'm the Republican china shop
again. II i announced that hc il go
inc 10 move in Congress for the mVcS-
tigation Of the alleged contract he
tween the friends Of Hayes and the
Democrats relative to the withdrawal OF
the troops ftom the South and the
completion of the Presidential count,
msatiatc Bcniamin-will not Ohio suf-
flee?
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26
Our Platform.

This paper j. not tho organ of any
party or sect, and i not supported by
the hcncvolcn"c or public spirit of any
man. or set of men: but 1--WE run it,
to keep ourselves ont of the poor
house; and that's why YOU onght to
pay u- what you owe Us -/LdYgcs-
,,Hc Erru,iH,r.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26

The first term OF this sc bOOl viii open IN
the College Building on Mondty, Sept. 5rds
1871 Tuition from $500 TO 500 per month, !,
according 10 advanceme mt. An incidental
fee OF 81 90 per term viii be charged each pU-
nil All bills due at the end OF ezRch school
month. For pupils enSitled to- benefit OF
public fund, no charge Will be mi,de in free
school studies. For tircularS containing 9
further information, ppiy 10
I, r. SEWER, PriIIcipal.
or II. b. EDMIsTONi Associate Pril l'cipal.
Aug. 3l-lSI1.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26

have bought Five Hundred suit of Clotig at Ey Gents on the DOLLAR
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-26

y Washington dispatch reports this
years wheat crop the largest ever pros
duced in this country,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
THE DOG ORDINANCE.

APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES At THE CITY HALL
PRACTICAL JOKE.
Notwithstanding the fact that it has been announced
that the Permit Bureau ut the City Hall VIII not be
ready to ISSUE dogs tomorrow nearly
hundred persons called yesterday for the purpose
OF paying the prescribed 50. In many tnoy
accompanied by their favoritc CANNES. AS cach
presented himself to Deputy Schroeder he was in.
formed that the tag license would not be
ready Tor delivery until Monday next Then the
their homeward steps, followed by their dogs Captain
Walsh, oil the City Hall squad, accompanied by one oI
his officers, Kept the crowd IN lne while number oi
bootblacks surveyed the scene with deep interest.
Tne Common Council has not yet provided n public
pound Tor the custody Killing OF vagrant canues
Neither has Mayor Ely originated plan tor the cap
OF the dogs and the method by which they shall
be put TO death MT Bergn having refused to co-ope.
with the Mayor tho carrying out OF this ordn.
ance the important duty now dcvoives upon the
latter This branch oil the business VIII probably be
attended 10 next week.
II might To well Tor the public to understand shat
they need not bring their 0oys TO the City Hall In
orGer TO procure licenses Under a mlsapprehensiop
scventy.two specimens oil the canine breed &C.
compauicd their masters TO tue Permit Bureau ycs-
erday. aud several OF tho interesting were
carried tho shoulders Of thor masters Yesterdays
crowd was also considerably sweed by the antics
OF some lawyers ia TITO Third House, vino
told several bootblacks that Deputy Marshal
Schroeder was authorized to pay fifty cents for each
animal brought before him. A low OF these specu-
ativo bootbiacks came forward claim the reward,
aud only discovered their mistake when front OF tho
desk OF the iniuriatcd Schroeder
"ln the name Of Got In HImmel what does all dis
mean ST. Moderated schroeder, III am not tho toy
man. Come here next Moptay and pals your
license Tor tolars That's what's tho maador. 1
don't want no togs Misther Hart Is the boss OF desc
jobs. Call on Moutay.p
The crowd oil bootbacKs hurrahcd and shouted.
They loanged around schroelcrs desk, but were
speedily removed by .he cry Hall police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
FINDING ANOTHER WILL.

pr Michael o'Nel died Al the Brooklyn City HospL
tai on Apr %, 1877, leaving an estate valued
ut about $4,000 Michael J. 0'Ncil, nephew Of
the deceased, administered the estate tho next
KIN Letters OF administration wero granted bv the
Kings County Surrogate, anu Barnard X. Murphy and
John Hardy became the administrators bondsmen
Relatives OF the Doctor forward and allegt
that he lett Will which has not heretofore becn found
Tie case VIII DO duly examined before Surrogate Lv
ingston.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-17
~PoSToFFIcE.
Office H~ours-ArrivaI and Departure Of Ma,

OHee uourS-ATTitdi anu departure Ot mdiis.
Until further notice the Postofice will be
open for delivery and reception Of mail mat
ter from s a. m. to p. m. daily, except Sun
days, and on undays from Q to 10 a. M. and
from 2 to 4 p. IN. Omaha time Is the time of
the office.
Money order and register departments open
nom s a. M. to 9 p. m. daily, except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at lilo p. m. Ar
rive at $3.50 p. m.
Eastern mails close daily at Sis p. nj. and
arrive at l:39 p. m.
Denver, Colorado and Southern mails. close
at 8 p. IN. and arrive Mt s a. m.
Northern mails close daily for Pole Creek,
Upper Horse Creek, ~Chugwater. Bordeaux
Ranch, Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
Fetterman, Red Cloud Agency, Spotted Tail
Agency. Camp Robinson, Camp Sheridan,
Camp Reno, Hat Creek, Custer City, Dead
wood City and all other settlements in the
Black Hills, at l p. m; arrive from those
points daily at 3 a. m.
Mail closes for Daviss Ranch on Mondays
at s a. m; arrive Tuesdays at s p. m.
Mails close for Old Red Cloud Agency, Lit
tie Moon, and Lower Horse Creek on Tues
days at 8 a. m. arrive Fridays at o p. m.
Mails close for Bristol, Fort Collins, Long
mont, and other settlements in Northwestern
Colorado, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days ats a. m; arrive ON Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at s p. m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-17
u.IIK New Pocket Fire Arm

7A IES Smallest and most perfect
,o.,sSSsktH Revolver In the world. Usual
assS@ form OF Stock, or handle, dis
| pensed with. A perfect safeguard against
accident. Send for Circular. All Right Fire
Arm Co., Lawrence, Mass, seps-dawtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-17
The Weekly Leader,
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY,
TERMS; sa.5o a Year, $3.50 Half Year,
Is one of the
LARGEST PAPERS IN THE WEST.

Commercial Job Printing
or every kind neatly, cheaply and expedi.
tiously executed. Cards OF every shape and
kind, Bill Heads. Letter and Note Headings,
blanks OF every kind, Posters, etc., printed
on short notice. Having a new lot Of Type
and Presses, We can do handsome work AT
low prices. af|
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22

Geltern ben 81. Mdr,, am Gelte
Beg III. Gencoitt, fano in MtdiIor,
&on1os, bic Genebiftion bes neucn Mb>
.tes, P. Snnoeen3 @olE 1tatt. Oicler
Scrr pirb Der erjte Tet beg Ct. 9snc=
oictus' &lcjters in Mthiiun iein.-Gas
Sin ter bat cine srobe Stride bon. eirea
$50 SUP 9anse bel 80 SUB Yreite UNI
1T iebr bod. 3wci nod ni9t ousse.
baute Sbiirme itebm gu beicen Sciten
Der Tacabe. Sm Snnern trennen StpDli
srcBc maIipe, itcinernc Sdulen bas
MitteIldiIi bon ben et,pas t!eincren
Seitcniditen. Yrddtisc Teniter BON
sefdrbtem @las sieren Den Yau. Tos
@sbauoe lit BON rotten Yrids sebaut.
I'M rnmenii9en Stple, unb tcitete 300.
600 Dollars. Sur linten Seite bebnt
lid bas Mciter aug, in weIdem ti9,
Yrieiter uno 2%aienbraoer suiommen se-
nommen, etra $50 9enebittiner
aufbalten. Wtit hemielben 1T Gin COL
le9ium perbuneen, mel1es 3ablrei9c
Sdiler bat. Wie iiberal linb aud
bort bic Senebittiner bic Nerbreiter Der
Gultur Mnb &clision, bic Ye~rtbei6ieer
Der @iNsni@aft unb @slsbriamteit.
Der Oroen bcbnt lid bereits iiber bic
sanSen 0ereinisten Staaten aus, OBJ
'uobI beri clbe crit in ben piersiser Sab
rem bier einseflbrt uuroe. Tas 1T elm
3sl9cn uno ein untrii9lider 8emeis,
tpie bod oas 8olt bieien Orbsn nno
leine 3ueds gu lddten ,usib. Midt
Der ta!te Norosn. mod Der beige Sii=
ben, unS feline 3inoernilic, tcIder Irt
lie aud leien, balt Den itrebjamcm Sc.
neoittiner susid, gum 8oble Der
vterlhbcit, Ob 6reunb ooer Geinb, ,u
wirtcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22
(Sd!ub folst.)


Gs lit eritaun!i@, Die 2eute ppr
olslem 'euen 9eilprin;ip, Sr. s. 8.
MeSean's @uitcn unb 9unsen.9eil-
tilgelden. reber gu b0reu. sic beilen
Sdminbluat, 6uitsn nno ale 2unsen-
iranfDciten. Yrpbcida6tsIn 25 Gents
per Nof. Or. s. $. Mc2san 314
GltltnMt Ctr, Ct. 2ouis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22

Nm Siensta9 Sen 20. MdrS Dor.
mitta9s ia9te elm S%aufut junser Sur=
|l9c auf cinem 6armsrpasen ourd Die
StraBen. Sic bsiaen Yfcroe battcn
6laue Tabnen binter ben Sbren, bic
Sun9ens trusen iammtli9 blaus
uNadt1au6en", in Ser Mitte Der toben@
Den, l9reienoen, jaud5cnoen @elell=
'ldait mar cine ebenfaus blaue 6abme
auT9spFlanSt, auf peI6er Die @orte
10 the Black Hills geldrieben
ltunhcn. Scr 5reiber bate ]i9 nit
elmer Narrentappe seldmiidt. 9as
Ganse tam uns 70 5iemli@ blau unb
narrii4 por. @ir fiirdtcn, Die jest in
dulci jubilo berumitlrmcnbm Sobn-
den psroen, penn ibner einmal @eIo,
@oIo. &ieioer, Nabyuns, Mutb unb
allies Notbise feblen, nit gan, anheren
Sellnnursm an rWuttern" ,urudoeu=
fen uno 'pomOsli@ id!eunisit ;uriid.
isbren, ocnm lie weroen friib senus
ausI lnoen, bab lie in's 9laue aetappt,
uno boB Die "black" 6iQs feline ''yel-
low" 3ils lino, Die einem i6on auf
tauieno Msilcn entsesenideinen, uno
100 man bas Iiebe Sob" blos 70 ab.
Sulhabsn braudt. @9on Sauienoe
baben ibre Nalen bort perbrannt, aud
olele ,uerocn lie nod pe%rbrennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22
Gditoritlle Aotizen.

Scr &oiier non Gbina bat cine
neue 9o4i4ule erri9tct.
Sic @swittermo!ten in Ba(bino-
ton per5;cben i'd.
Die &inoerpeit in Gurnya torbert
nod INNER iebr uieIc Cpisr.
Gin Tanpfidif aur Gabrt auf
Dem Cannon &iuer 1T in gau beeriHen.
@dtreno Der ~perfoNenen Mode
tarbsn in 81. suuis. NC. TIC YerIo=
Iren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22
Ser Nprt tern.
ERRATA IN n LAWS.

The Secretary of State desires the
following explanation to be made in
connection with the publication of the
Laws of 1877 wich we issue herewith in
supplement form.
The letters and words and sections en-
closed in brackets in the General
Laws, are not in the billA approved by
the Governor and filed with the Secretary
of State. They are found in the engros-
sed bills, but were omitted or incorrectly
in enrolment.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22

2esten Treitas Morsen muroe gang
81. Club burd bic J~cuersIeden olar=
mirt. Mit ungloublider Gle batten
ii9 Die brapen Burger tbeiIs bel Den
JeuerIpriben, tbeiIs ouf BEN Ylase oes
llnslids s%inseIunocn. @pAl 40<ipan=
Mig ,curben Die Spriben, ppn benen Ser
vGittle Slant SO. /" Die erite auf Dem
Ylate mar. nod Der unsludsitatte 9et
3oSen. go ,uirtlam NOR inoeiien bic
@euaIt GINGER &lbsl @oIers se,ueien,
oob oas "srobe" Geuer i@on 9eloi@t
mar, ebe bic spriben au9etommen ua-
rem. Bel bieier @elcsenbeit batten bic
Gremben unb erit tirili4 nod st.
Glouo sesosenen 2sute oas Slid, ben
rGittle @iant" Su beuunbern. Mfan
iab bcutlid, oaB ocrlelbe in sutem
Stano sebaIten pirc, uno bab Die pers
l4ieoensn Observation-Disclosures ibren
Stols barein ieten, ben iibrisen 8ir=
germ gu seisen, bob lie gu ibrem Sc
j9dfte rtenben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22
9ukal-Yathriehten.
Ga4itcn Sonntas lit Yalmlonn-

Nd6ite @cde wirb Die III. Char
mO6e 9eieiert.
Das 8ui9l 3artoFd toltet ia
0ber =Ganaoa l Dollar.
Wtan nergelie nidt> bab Der erlte
@pril Dor Der 2bus III.
Gier tperocn wieber icItener, bic
9iibner frieren su piel.
Rev. Father Cogan's Lecture
belts Mbenb in sdwarb T. 3eis's
9aue. Nidt perse7en! = Slpb so
Gents Gintritt.
9err 8opb lit wiebcr nod ]e;s
mem altcn Store se,osen, balt aber int
'nsr nod ben tar3li@ bs,osencn Store
fir cine 3eit!ang.
Oie .3ailors" baben fit Otter
ionntas 3als iiber &opf gu arbeiten.
Die Seute icr8en idon fir slegante
Sommertleibung.
"Sie fonnen >pir idon entbcbreu",
''einte Giner ~unierer seber> aIs er bic
yladbias-Y rut our@ bic strabem bum
meIn fab.
Dem s9odiu. 9errn Yiarrer in Gid
Yroirie pnroe lsbten Montas BON Iei.
'1sn YfarrtinSern Gin @tdnb@cn ae.
bra@t. Gratuliren ebenfaQs.
Gs sibt in Der @taot st. Glouo
81 pianos. @enn bic Ollie beiiammeu
ltInoen uno seipielt uuroen, oas wdre
elm ~@eflemper."
@urite aller slrt, lang unb tur,,
bid uno binn, limb bereits in allen
But9eribops uorrdtbig. Gas lit Elm
sutcs 3ei@en> oab Ditern balo nobt.
s9err 9einri9 Seller bon 5aut-
Centre bat tiir,Iid cine eilbermeoaiQs
BON Der Staats- 9ltsr5auseleQl6ait ers
balten.
Sci tern paiIirten eirea 200 Snbia=
nerponies I'M ere Stabt. @irben einmal
,uel4e oapon bier in 81. @loub per.
tauft reroen, 10 wiroen bielelben oe,pil
9uten Nbias inoen.
Sn Slatis itimmte bas @plt ube,
Die S'censbil in getrcff bes @ertauis
Don Siquor ab. 9ie Strengthening
,puroe nit II Stimmen Mebr6eit ME
bcrselimmt.
Sir ieoes ein9eliefcrte 9ulbel Sen,
ldreden foni1en oie 2eute iest einer
Dollar erlalten. go 1agt eines be,
,1eue1s @elete. @ie piele ,peroen lid
auf Sie 3euldredeniaso bes,ben?!
Nm q. Mfdr5 mar 6riiblinssan=
fang =
Sum weroen ba!0 sic 2erf)en linsen.
Die Sammcr auf Die @cioe ipringen,
SpbaiD Der bole @inter fob,
, Sino au6 Die Menl9en misocr fro6
Iuf cine Outrage BON Sorat
mclocn mir Der betrsffenoey EerlonIi9=
tcit, oab cs ni6t 9esen oas Gsleb per
itDBt, lpenn Elm unO Die elbs Ycrlon sun
Soun=Glerf uno Mleior se,udblt miro
9m p. hs. Mts., 9 llbr @orm.
balten oie Superpil loren bon ct. Glou>
Sotun eine Terlommluns i'm @auie oes
Sopn Glerts ab, nm Die nod fsblenoer
S%omnbcamten 5u ernenuan.
Man pers.llc niht Die beute Wben>
in Sdwars g. 3eis' Sane itattfinoeno'
ensliide gorleluns 0es 9o6w. Father
Cogan. Mer li9 einen %unterbaltenoer
uno suslei6 crbauenoen Mbeno perl4afs
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