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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26

The Maine State Temperance Campmeeting
will commence at Sebago Lake on Wednesday,
The 3lst, and continue for five days. The opening
exercises will be conducted by Gov. Conner, Neal
Dow. ex- Cows. Dingley and Peiham, A. Little,
Esq, and other prominent men. On Thursday
,ne Reform Clubs, will take charge of the meet
ing. Friday will be Good Templars' day, and
t,aturday chiidren's day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26
Financial.

The coin balance in the treasury ut the close OF
business to day was S2l2 $40 O0O and 10 currency
81 .06s 900, including $40, 900 900 fractional cur
Iency funded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26

The warmest day of the season i, very frequent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26
MASSACHUSETTS.
Fire.

Fire.
BosToN, July %. The house OF Mr.. Grant in
Newton, occupied by George Barnes, was burned
YESTERDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26

Go west-if you wan, to see the total eclipse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26
A Commission.

The congressional committee to enquire into
the condition of labor III the country, meets at
the post Office here the LIST Of August. Hewitt is
chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26

BERLIN, July %. Strousberg is now before the
Berlin bankruptcy court. He offers three cents
on a dollars in three years. His debts are $685.
900, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26
Death.


have been exhibited throughout the country, died
at Middlsbro', Massachusetts, Tuesday, after Civ
ing birth to a child weighing six pounds. The
mother weighed only forty five pounds.
Court Matters.
PITTsFIELD, July 25. Last summer the houses
barns and other property of Jereuah Buck, to
the value of $4,000 or Sl5, 900, were destroyed
at different 1 lines by ncendlsry fires, nephew
of Mr.. Buck and woman named Lehman with
whom the nephew on terms of intimacy were
Inspected of beii x he ince ndiary and werei est
ed but discharged by the grand jury. They were
again arrested recently charged with adultery
and Mrs. Lehman not getting bail was sent to jail
yesterday. To-day she has made statement TO
Judge Tucker Of tie district court, confessing
that she aloue fred Bucks buildings, and did all
the mischief. She says she was sngered against
Buck because he compelled her 10 vacate q house
owned by him and occupied by her and also be-
cause Bucks daughter ln-lsw insulted her about
her relations with the nephew, Frank Buck. The
latter she says had no hand in the incendlsres.
She is about thirty five years of age and has q
husband.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-26

vienna, July Is. Professor Karl Rokitansky.
a celebrated German physician, died here on
Tuesday.
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SPAIN.

madrid, July -, There is much distress in
the agriculture oil districts in consequence of the
drought. In Andetusis the peasants resist the
collection of the octro and land tax. Locusts and
hylloyers are also very prevalent.
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LONDON, July 70. In the commons 10 day.
Joseph Cowsn, radical, will present the petition
of small faction of extreme Turcophiles, de-
manding the impeachment of Besconsield.
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AppOintuent.

Isaac C. Balch of Ohio, was made special depu-
" collector in The custom house here yesterday.
smuggling.
1900 fine Havana cigars were captured by the
revenue officers, yesterday floating III rubber bags
near SANDY Hook, having been thrown overheard
from u Havana steamer.
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Parliament.
Austria.

The British Parliament will he prorogued til
10th OF August.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

As the time draws near for the Good
'Femplars' Library ball, it occurs to us that
a few words in behalf ofthe laudable purpose
for which it is given, would not be aniss.
The proceeds that accrue from the small fee
charged for tickets will be used in the pur-
chase of books and the subscription to mag
azlnes, papers and ETC., with will be of
much benefit to the community Aside
from this, it has been long time since our
people have enjoyed the pleasures of the
dance. In consideration of these things
there seems to be good reason to look for a
large turnout. Barker, whose music is we'll
known throughout the country, has been
engaged, and John Smith, of theCentralho ho
tel, is to prepare the refreshments for the
occasion. Don't forget to note that it has
been postponed until Nov. 9th. Come Ont
and all, a merry time waits.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein, Of Helena, re-
a"fhsu from visit to the sheep ranch and
'ne " hlte Sulphur Springs last week. While
~ Tie ranch MIR. Klein sold 1870 hegd, OF
s"eep to Il. Clendenning, and 800 to J. II.
Ne'efence, and let 1000 to him OH the shares,
''so sold l,ooO TO Berry & Bro and let / 900
vi tue. shares. The sheep sold we're all
:, ,"es ana We're turned out of the band as
10y ' 20 me anssnot picked. The price paid
"as s3.-5 Ier head.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The Rural Ne,c Yorker of Nov. 9th VIII
illustrate Qrom life), and describe their tree
distribution OF seeds comprising varieties
that cannot be obtained elsewhere, many
having been originated on their extensive
governmental farm. This distribution VIII
eoual in value the yearly price OF the paper
ITSELF. This issue will be sent free to al'
who may apply. Address 7s,Duane street,
New York. The Rurat Nesc Yorker Is h'-
auguratmg new era il. horticulture ana
agricul'ure,.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Henry Landes left this week tor the
White Sulphur Springs. He will carry the
mail this winter between that place and
Martinsdale.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Tie travel to and tro through Diamond is
nearly double this season what it was last.
The street in front of the livery stables is
nearly blocked with wagons every evening.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The election in this county passed off
quietly. There was considerable rustling
done by candidates, and scratching was car
ried on promiscnously by both parties.
There being no issue at stake between the
two parties, there is, nothing from which
party strength can be determined. The
election of DR.. Parberry for Councilman
over L. Rotwltt, gives some Idea of the
difference in the parties though it was not a
strict party vote. Dr. Parberry is man OF
fine seense, possessed OF tfrmness of charac-
ter and busines integrity, is worthy, capa-
BILE, and can express himself intelligently
upon any subject, under any and all circum-
stances. L. Rotwitt is also man of fine
learning. very capable and has a good rec
ord as representative Of the people OF
Meagher county, to which position he was
elected by Democratic votes, and we think
il fair to presume that his defeat this time
is due to the Republicans being in the mi
nority. The election of Representatives
was no doubt strongly governed by parti-
sanism, but there were other influences as
we'll. The choice Of County Commission
ers was determined in a great measure by
sectional bias, the people voting for those
: most likely to accommodate their own par
ticular section, and not by any particular
, difference in the merits of the candidates.
p. ri. Clark. who is elected for the long
term Of six wears, is man of unimpeacha-
Bile honesty, widely known and popular
and is success as far as his own private
business is concerned, and we do not see
why he may not conduct our county affairs
+ Yin a cre,litable and praiseworthy manner
w. r. Haase, who is elected for the secont
four years term, is also man OF untsouotee
. honesty, and his fitness tor the responsible
q and trustworthy position of County Com
/ missioner is demonstrated by the fact tina
n he is numbered among the few OF the vas
s. army of merchants who have sufficient en-
: erpy to make the business prosper. jas
at Hornbuckle, who appears at the presen
"a writing to be the third choice for C0mmls
a. sioner. is live, wide awake business MAI
There is nothing ''McCawber-like" i'll N
,d history, but he takes hold with vim. an
of is. we think, a good man for the plac
co The majority for 7. +. Collins for Prooa
y, Judge, speaks in thunder tones tor hls
n ticiency. No officer in the Territory mas r.
: eeiyed a more hearty endorsement. II
-, condition between the candidates Tor ohe
~ i. itf were nearly equal, both being we'll qu'
:, flied and the contest spirited. Both pa
- tics nolled good vote at home, matter
personal friendship. The contest iof
Office Of Treasurer was the most spirited
nd all. and Mr.. McClntock owes his election
Ne his personal popularity and not to par
ese discipline.
md -
We The following is the additional returns
,.ho. Conntv nlaction as far as hea
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The Board Of County Commissioners
meets Saturday the 10Th. See notice else
where.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The tide, of settlement Which has been
pressing eastward from lower Smith river
along the Slope of the mountains, and upper
Smith river down the muscleshell joins
hands already in the Judith Basin.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

There is an excellent wagon road from
the judith Basin to Benton. The ground is
hard aud gravely and free from bad lands,
and the distance is about the same as to
Carroll.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The following is the additional returns OF
the Mea aeher County election as far as heard
aro,n M to the hour of going to press:
whites Gu1fh.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS. oo.l
Martin Maginnis, a.
Sample Orr, lnd...,'...''.''.''''.''''''''''''
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. :.
F. A. Johnston, D.: ~
Massena Bullard,
FOR COUNCILMAN. 80
VIM. Parberpy, '''''''''.,J 81
Entwitt
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,. ac,
c. T.. Harrington. D....,."... - -
7. r.. Thorpe, 20
.. Hoover, 70 70
| IT. w. GOodale,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. :,
J., Hornhuckle, -
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The worst rapids on the Upper Missouri
il at the head OF Halt-breed island. The
descent is great in a short distance, but the
water is deep.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Messrs. Burt, Cans a. Klein have recently
purchased Phil Miler's ranch on Calhas
creek. Smith River valley, for the use OF
their flock. The price paid was ST 200.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

n IDoSgett,
I. I'll. Clark, D....................
W. +. Haase, .........................lY
q. w. Cook R...........................
Z. Bar Smith,
FOR PROBATE JUDGE AND COUNTY CLERK.
L. E. Collins, D. Observation-Disclosures.
A. j. Stephens, R................
FOR SHERIFF AND ASSESSOR.
j. ID. Conrad,
y. L. hauef,
FOR TRRAsuRER.
j. F. McClintock, D..........2
d. 2. Ranken, Observation-Disclosures.
| Chestnut.
| DLEGATE.
Maglnnls...."............
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Johnston. ......."..-l6
Bullard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COUNCILMAN.
lafpefry...............
hotWltt
REPRESENTATIVES.
harrington.
: .."......................lS
!. HooVef
a UOOuale
h COMMISSIONERS.
- Hornbuckle.. ........................20
" Doggett
N Clark.
re faase
OlulLl
PROBATE JUDGE.
COllllls
ID Stephens.
Iy SHERIFF.
NJ Conrad.
y, TREASURER.
r McClmtOck.
kanken..
as - -------------+-------------- ~
nix nc IS N.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

I. G. Power & Co., purchasers of the Ry-
an herd, have located a stock ranch in
Meagher county between Arrow creek and
the judith Basin. to which point their en-
tire herds are being removed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Geo. Nj. Hatch has located a sheep ranch
On the east side Of Smith River valley about
three miles from Camp Baker, where he
has erected dwelling and is building sheds,
etc. Mr.. Hatch passed through Diamond
this week with load of winter supplies.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The Board Of County Commissioners !,
neets Saturday the 10Th. See notice else ,
where.
Henry Landes left this week tor the
White Sulphur Springs. He will carry the
nail this winter between that place and
Iartiilsdale.
Tie travel to and tro through Diamond is
nearly double this season what it was last.
The street in front of the livery stables is
nearly blocked with wagons every evening.
Kroft & Fleming, our enterprising stable
men. have just completed a large addition
to their barn, and are now busily engaged
filling it with hay.
T. E. Collins has just purchased 600 head
Of ewes from Burt s. Klein for Capt. Cliff
ford, and let them TO Severance & Son, OF
the Muscleshell, on shares. He paid $3.25
per head.
10. Proctor and John Potter came in
this week with 1000 pounds OF Proctor's
celebrated cheese. They unloaded 1900
TO our Diamond merchants and took the re-
mainder to Helena.
considerable damage is being done to the
stock-growers OF Choteau county by the
burning of the prairie. Some herds have
already been compelled to move from theil
proposed winter range on account OF the
! fires.
| While at the sheep ranch week, Henry
Klein and l.. ID. Burt rode over the vale.
and drove their stakes in a.number OF place
where it is their intention to procure title:
to the land and improve.
Lou Rosencrans, who got his leg broker
by the upsetting of the BeRton coach, OF
the 9Th inst. is at Sun River crossing. DR.
Brown, post surgeon. 9TH Unfit, Fort Shaw
is attending him. He was ell route tor
visit at his bis home in the East. He vii
probably be detained until mid winter, bu
hopes to be able to reach home by Christ
mas.
Our correspondent from Sun river say
the Democrats and Republicans OF that Sc
ton united to elect d. j. Hogan and &c
Steele to the Legislature, and Thos. TO
han. for assessor. AT tour or five precinc
: the vote was almost unanimous. The ele
u ton went Off quietly, and the general Zee
q inc and sentiment was to vote for the We
: men.
The novel entitled '.That Wife of MINI
II excited much interest among our Diamol
IS bachelors the past summer; but their entfl
5, siasm was eclipsed when the female port
to of our community got hold OF THAT Il,
band of Mine,n But both Ofthe above pr
ductions are exceled by a little work II
dropped in on our table this week entltl
- "That Hog of Mine" This work is vail
= BILE and should be read by farmers.
The lease having expired on the Diamo
=, City Hotel, G. A. Hampton, the owner
-. the property, has taken charge OF the ho
,o and proposes to run it as 1irst-class nc
- should be. The house is provided
-, we'll furnished rooms and good beds, an
- deservedly popular. The proprietor is
expericnced landlord, and will leave ne
ast ing undone calculated to add to the g
for forts Of his guests. See advertisement c
ell where.
at; :, t.,, nv, o,,nson rn,ch
''0 Martinsdale have not yet been received.
regret there was no cat either OF u
49,. nr.o.nets who cared enough for our own
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Kroft & Fleming, our enterprising stable
men. have just completed a large addition
to their barn, and are now busily engaged
filling it with hay.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

VIM. Mcknight is burning coal pit at
the upper end of town.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The returns from Thompson gulch ana
Nartinsdale have not yet been received. we
regret there was no one. at either OF 1ilese
precincts who cared enough for our own ana
the public interest to SEND us report. We
can promise full report next week, now
even. as the Commissioners meet Saturday
next. and the official returns will be opened
and counted.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

The Helena and White Sulphur Springs
STAGE line has been changed to the winter
schedule. Passengers to and fro now stop
over night in Diamond.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Capt. w. II. Parkerson. Il. C. Powers,
marry Comfy and A. NJ. Hotter, who went
on an exploring trip down the river last
Week, We're highly pleased with the adven-
'ufe. They had plenty of ducks, grouse,
S'itelope and deer, and, best of all, found
lots OF water in the river.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

.,,ch has recently been located Oh ',,.,n ,n'
ran1" san,1 ITO tortv miles east of Martlnsdale
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Mark saelly passed through town the past
week with two teams loaded with flour for
A. AlcGregor's ranch on the Muscleshell.
Ar. Shelly raised a good crop of fall wheat;
the flour from which, Is in demand and
brings an extra price.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

in Di,aTs damon Of each 'nontad ',ted to attend w
~ hrothers are cofata5i cponfaPtoiD MARKS, ". M
ur, secretary y---------------------- ------------
7o1cal excitement has coo-o1 ,oo n
---.n delivered us some choice y y
.,+oes the past weeh.
p0''' - Jerome, and party stoppeo y
l''e". :',hr in Diamond last week. i
.,,oosnt Lodcr, Of Camp Baker, "'''~'' n
''', ,,,.asant call this week.
.o,rh has recently been located ,,, On .ne I
,,'..leshel y M forty miles east -- OF Na' '''e''
= '''''0- 1----, ,nd Mrs. j. u. Winters
$50 N town this week.
;-1;a Waling is spending a 1e"
days in town,
1,rnr simon and Moses Marks
o'i'''' ~ smith river some days look
inc after their stock. ------
;, uorrnw. wool-grower of Smith
nassed through town this week Win
~ - farm supplies for his ranch
,ruoo.ter Fox. of Diamond who went
x,.o. visit some months since AFTER
.t, 1 wears absence, is expected nome /
or,in in few days.
pr;oo g Cans. stock-growers whose herds
,.,a until recently been running upon the
yaeerson. have located in Meagher county,
;,,ot north of the Judith Bassn.
stocl- men are docking to the Muscleshell
s.u,, all ouarters-and well they may-tor
amore maniticent country can no where De
touud.
The Helena and White Sulphur Springs
STAGE line has been changed to the winter
schedule. Passengers to and fro now stop
over night in Diamond.
Messrs. Burt, Cans d. Klein have recently
narehasea Phil. Miller's ranch on Canas
creek. Smith River valley, for the use OF
their flock. The price paid was ST. 200.
The worst rapids on the Upper Missouri
il at the head OF Halt-breed island. The
descent is great in short distance, but the
wafer is deep
I. G. Power & Co., purchasers of the Ry-
an herd, have located a stock ranch II
Meagher county between Arrow creek ant
the judith Basin. to which point their en-
tire herds are being removed.
There is an excellent wagon road from
the judith Basin to Benton. The ground Is
hard aud gravely and free from bad lands
and the distance is about the same as t.
Carroll
The tide of settlement Which has bee
pressing eastward from lower Smith rive
along the Slope of the mountains, and uppe
Smith riyer down the muscleshell join
hands already in the Judith Basin.
Geo. Nj. Hatch has located a sheep ranc
On the east side Of Smith River valley abo,
three miles from Camp Baker, where
has erected a dwelling and is building shed
etc. Mr.. Hatch passed through Diamol
this week With load of winter supplies.
Mark stelly passed through town the pa
week with two teams loaded with flour
A. AleGregor's ranch on the Muscleshe
Ar. Shelly raised a good crop of fall whe:
the nour from which, Is in demand al
brings an extra price.
Capt. w. II. Parkerson. Il. G. Powe
harry Comfy and A. NJ. Hotter, who VIZ
on an exploring trip down the river i
week, were highly pleased with the advs
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

FoV''00~ ------- aud marty, stopped
h'su'r ;,ht in Diamond last week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Stock men are docking to the Muscleshell
f.uo, ,ll o,,arters-and we'll they may-tor
: more manticent country can no where De
touud.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Miss Lizzie wall"y is spc"''"s -"
DAYS in town. -----
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Mrs. Cole P"~tt and Mrs j. y "'''''s
ars N town this Week. -
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

Lieutenant Lo1er, Of 'aa,o Camp D'A''' N
h', ,lsasant call this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

While at the sheep ranch week, Henry
Klein and l.. ID. Burt rode over the valley
and drove their stakes in a.number of places
where it is their intention to procure titles
to the land and improve.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

T. Z. Collins has just purchased 600 head
of ewes from Burt s. Klein for Capt. Cliff
ford, and let them TO Severance & Son, OF
the Muscleshell, on shares. lie paid $3.25
per head.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

worcester Fox, of Diamond who Went
aa. visit some months since after
.'s ''.oaty wears absence, is expected nome
or,in IN a few days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

pr;ce &, Cans, stock growers, whose herds
h,,.e nntj) recently been runnhg upon the
yafrerson. have located in Meagher county,
;nst north of the Judith Basfn.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

sherman delivered us some eNo''e
n .os fine past week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

,.,,or, ecker. Simon and Moses MARKS
have been on Smith river some '''e
;,o ,tt,r their stock.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14
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,,,1 e7z 1e5e5 s ssa nj 1s.21i i I'M
IS: =: ):
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

1r.,nh Morrow. wool-grower OF smlth
'"s a,sod through town this week with
'',s. I'D IT farm supplies for his ranch'
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

considerable damage is being done to the
stock-growers OF Choteau county by the
burning of the prairie. Some herds have
already been compelled to move from their
proposed winter range on account Of the
fires.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

.:=:=aI exzcitemynt has cooled down.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-11-14

10. Proctor and John Potter came in
this week with 1000 pounds of Proctor's
celebrated cheese. They unloaded 1900
to our Diamond merchants and took the re-
mainder to Helena.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-25

bungen bor 6reiBig Sabren ben. 2iberdIet
aus Der j3eit bes SugenbbrnbeS un6 ber
SreibeitSfriese eri1feten. Nu9 itno Die
8OlfSbcitnn6tbeile, auf ipel6e Die ioSialz
DemDfratii6en Miblcr bon beute tDtrfert
limb Sic Mittcl, nit benett fte ~iDirfelt, nidt
tpeientli6 an0ere, ais bic, iporduf ulto
ipomit Dor 6reiBig Sabren Die l3tul1os
pier5i9er i%pirfte1. 9ret Sabr3ebnte, pie
oarilber D%in9egangen itnb, baben oaS Nues
DcreDelt un0 DerflGrt aber 5n letner d3ctt
iab eS au6 re6t raub utb rob aus.
@te etpiro eS in abermal5 breiBig Sabrer
ausieben ? 0irb, tpenn man 1908 ibretbt,
aus 0euti6lanO ein vGolfsitaat" getpors
ben iein ? = Marum ntdt :? = Nber Bite
SosiaIilten, bic beute nod tt Sen StphnSis
ger Sabren ibres gebens ltebet, tperben
bann tpdDrl6eitIi6 ibr beuttges Ders
l6ipommetes Soeat in 0en1, mas bret
Sabratbnte baraus gen1adt baben, ebenlo
penig %ertennen, tpie beute Die N6tutbs
pierSiger Die Soeale tbrer Sugen6 1T Dem
boben5ouernid zDeuti6en Gei6e %erfennen.
SteleS tpirb anOers geiporoen letn, ais eS
beute 1T; - bas auf benz 0runbiabe bes
v~laissez faire" (8rteg Qtler segen Nue) erz
rihtete S1tbuftrietpeien nirb tpa6ri6eins
lid etnem @irtbl6aftSleben BlaB gemaht
Daber, ipel0e5 duf ben Gtnflnn9 ber
Sltereiien bon &opital uto lrbeit begriins
bet lit - ober Qrr1e uro Gei6e. 0elbtdte
unb ltngel6ttte, @ei6eute uno 9un1n1e
miro IS audi batn geben, iuit tptc tt9 ou6
oalrt, ebell loinohI tDte Deute, Die Groe UNI
Die Sonne oreber tpirb.