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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
jrN. sIiEK,lAN ANprur prMocnArs.

Gen. SHERMAN AND THE DEMOCRATS,
General w. T. SHERMAN, the General
commanding the army of the United States,
has written Louisiana correspondent a
very proper letter under all circumstances
II is in effect that he must beware OF the
Democratic party because they are cndeav-
oring TO revive secession ideas of State
Rights which would Justify the absurd
claim tlmt louisiana should control the
navigation Of the Mississippi River because
Louisiana owns the mouth Of that great
river The admonitiou, which is based on
observation and experience, is seized upon
by the New York U'p7d ns a prcteXt for
alleging that this letter is intended to pro-
mote the Presidential aspirations of JonS
SHERMAN, his brother and to lead the Re-
publican campaign against GRANT The
UorH should get patent for this discov-
cry, though in truth there is probably no
more analogy between that letter and the
question of the next Presidency than be-
tween il aud General GRANTS Arabian
steeds, who have engaged the attentive
studies of the Democratic ccpdiHe here for
for some days past.
General SHERMAN is a citizen of the
United States, and stands next to the Presi-
dent in command Of the army. He bore n
conspicuous part in crushing u Democratic
rebellion, and he is brother of Secretary
SHERMAN, who may have longing eye on
the PreSidcnCy--but none OF these relations
dispossess him Of his right Of opinion and
speech, even though he should express his
views to Louisiana correspondent. Neither
does his writing his views frankly to per-
sonal or political friend seem TO call for as
elaborate au advertisement of him and his
opinions as we find in full column of the
valuable space of that very popular and in-
lueniial journal. The reason given by
General SHERMAN why his correspondent
should beware OF the Democratic party is
sound and based upon Democratic history
1t is not surprising that General SHERMAN's
patriotic heart should he moved by the
State Rights attitude of the Democratic
party, for it bodies no good to the future
unity, peace, and prosperity of this nation.
If lie was indifferent to the history of the
Democratic party as it has traced itself OH
the national page he would be unworthy
his proud position in command of the ma
tionnl deienses and an unsafe depository of
power But, being alive to the perils that
impond over the nation, and having the
courage to warn of those dangers, he will
secure large measure Of public confidence
and respect, and the more he is assNiled on
that account the more lie will enrich him
self with public approval.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
THE REPUBLICAN FAnrY PATERNITY

4
The Republican party had its origin its
mission, and has its history, which is the no.
blest of political record. When, where, and
by whom the party was inaugurated has
been moocd question; but Mr. JOSEPH
WARREN, of Michigan, who has large eXpc-
IienCe in political affairs, has written let
Ter TO the New York Times for tho purpose
of putting that journal right on the ques-
tiOn, claiming Michigan as its birthplace,
the 2y}7cs having claimed the city Of Boston
aud the 10Th of July, 1855, as its natal point
and date. Nh WARREN antagonizcs this
proposition with chapter FROM Hon, HENRY
Wilson's Rise and Fall of the Slave Power
"iu America" That author in the second
volume of his work, after making brief
reference 10 the various claimants for the
honor Of giving birth to the Republican
party says
But whatever suggestions may have been
| made, or whatever action may have been taken
elsewhere, % Michigan belongs the honor of be-
ing the frs, State TO form and christcn the
Republican party, More than three months
| before the passage Of the Kansas. Nebraska bill
the Free-Soi convention had adopted mixed
|
order that there might be a combination Of all
! the Unu-slayery elements Of the State. Imme.
| diately on the passage of the Nebraska bill
| JOSEPH WARREN, editor Of the Detroit ITibHde,
| entered upon course Of measures that re.
suited in bringing the Whig aud Free.Soil
parties together, not by mere coalition of the
two, but by fusion Of tho elements of which
the two were composed. In Nh WARREN's
own language, ne took ground in favor of
disbanding the Wing aud Free-Soil parties and
| OF the organization of new party composed of
all the opponents Of slavery extousioun
Among the first steps taken toward the accom-.
plishmsnt Of this ytally-impOrtaut object was
! the withdrawal of the Free,SoiI ticket. This
preliminary purpose having been effected, q
! call was issued by him, to which tho names of
more than 10000 citizens Of Michigan were
procured, for mass convention On the Gh
/ day of July, 1854, the convention met in tho
| city of Jackson in pursuance OF this call, and
| was very largely attended.
| A platform, drawn by tho Hon. JACoB ".
! UowARD, afterwaId Unitel States senator
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
WASHINGTON, JUNE II, 1879.
CAMPAIGS DOCUMENTS.

TIE Nofioaa' Rep"5iitn, PriataguHd Pub
Hshing Compo0y has printed and jo, safe, in
large or small quantities, the Jo'iOpiag speeches
Senator CoRklihg, 10 pagcS,
Senator Edmrnds, S2 pages.
Senator Blaine, 1G po9es
Hon. ChdIes II. Joyce, 10 pogeS.
Hon. j. C. Burrows Is pages
Iion. James A. Go,feld, 9 pogcs.
Oiher speeches wW be oddcd 10 Hc Hst from
time 10 time.
O'ieJS By mail promptly GVR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

WHEN JOHN BRowN was detected in 4
rebellion against the laws of Virginia he
was hung without mercy. When the State
of Virginia rebelled against the Union not
n solitary rebel was hung. Yirginia's ex-
ample was lost upon the nation, and it suf-
iers from the neglect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
VAR ANNIvERS1RIEs.
Pertinent Extracts from the Chronology Of
the Rebellion.


JUNE l7-Wheeling convention, 6fty-six
members present., declared for the Union.
skirmish at Edwarda' Ferry. Street fight in
81. Louis; six secessionists killed and many
wounded General Schonck in command of a
roconnoitorng party of Ohio troops was sur
prsed by masked battery near Vienna, Va.
General Lyon attacked aud defeated the rebels
under General Jackson, at Bonneville, Mo-,
capturing large quantities of military stores !;
loss not known.
1909.
JuSE Major-General Henderson, Of the
rebel army ia Arlausas. called upon all citi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

THE Lynchbmg Jigiai0a is now paying
It's respects in a very ill-natured way 10
General HUNTER, because he made il lit.
Tie warm for the rebs in Virginia during
the rebellion. lie was loyal to his Govern
meut and its Union then, and that is an Of
Jcnse never 10 he forgiven hy the TpgnirL
/ doesn't placale worth cent since the
war, for which IT, not the RGrURLICAN, is
not please our cotcmporary, but it pleases
himself and all the loyal people.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

PUBLIC interest deepens in the progress
OF the South American war. Meanwhile
some curiosity is exhibited, in view of the
threatened interference Of Germany and
France therein, regarding what our Depart
mcnt Of state may or may not do in the
premises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

lr the sixth section of the army bill will
tend in any degree TO weaken the power of
the Government to enforce its own laws,
the bill is entitled to veto, though it may
greve the Democrats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

BEN HILL seems 70 have retired from the
business Of unuihilating Senator BLAINE,
after several huitless efforts. The ST. Louis
GioJC- Democrat likens his cavortings in the
Senate to the attempts made by a Missis-
Sippi steamboat to extricate itself from an
insidious sand-bank with which it was
wrestling with unfortunate results, and the
history of which was written up by local
poet in this wise;
She hove an sot and sot and hove
And high her ruddcr dung
And every time she sot an hove
4 wusseT leak she sprung.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
SECRETARY McCRARy's ENEMIES.

We have no stock in Secretary Nc
CRARY except as Republican; but we re-
gard a coalition between Republicans and
Democrats at this time 10 defeat his nomi-
nation as Judge Of the United States court
as unbecoming the occasion aud the circum-
stances attending it. Secretary MCCRARY
is n sound Republican, and for that we re-
spect him. lie has represented district of
Iowa in Congress faithfully and with good
ability. He was called to the War port
folio Of the Government by President
HAYES, and has discharged the duties with
fidelity and ability that suffers nothing
by comparison with the average adniinis-
trations of his predecessors in that re-
Sponsible position. President HAYES, for
reasons which we do not feel called upon to
question, has elected to nominate him for q
judicial position, and now we find Demo-
cratic Senate, egged on by n malignant
press OF its own faith, aud encouraged by
allies in the Republican party, threat
ening his rejection ON account of
his political principles for we can
conceive no other reason. His char
acter as man is above reproach, and, hav-
lug filled several responsible public positions
with credit to himself and usefulness TO the
county it is too late to attempt an inn
parchment OF his qualifications for the Trust
indicated by Executive favor. The assault.
made upon him can be scored TO his account
only through party malignity or personal
piqae-influences which are unworthy OF
consideration or respect at this time, Tho
Democrats are expected to exercise the iul
measure Of their talents for perverseness
for they have fallen into that way and have
been cultiyuting their resources in that line
with a good deal Of assiduiiy for thIe,
months and hence we have no reason t.
expect anything else; but to find Republic
can coparCeneis in this spiteful enterprise
acting in behalf of Secretary McCRARY'
reiectiou,i is heavy tax upon Republican
faith and patience.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

al is established on q firm financial
"bnss." Lighted up by twenty-five thou
saud-dollar mortgage this would indicate
that TrIDEN's bnrl had hcen recently vis-
itcd aud its head had been slightly pune
iurcd. The "OX kuoweth its owner and
"the ass his masters crib" week OF
more sitting upon a cold door stcpat Cram
ercy park onght 10 realize something TO tile
mendicant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
Tho Growth of KearneYis,n.

Brooklyn UnlOn-ATgus.I
The festive youth who sent package Of dead rats
to n Chinese laundryman had the pleasure of pay
ing Sl5 for his Mccn Fun. The party of Dcnnis
KonrMey will hive one now recruit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

CURIOUS people are beginning TO wonder
who the real Republican leader is in the
House. 1t appears that Messrs WILLIAMS
Ol Wisconsin, and KETEER, Of Ohio, smelled
out the African in the wood pile in the
amended army bill, and placed themselves
on record during its discussion in that body
in thorough accord with the present atti-
tude of the Republican minority in the
Senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

How long? Well, we should think at
least fortnight yet would be trined away
by the majority in Congress in vain at
tempt to find some door of escape from
their dilemma. They are much in the con-
ditiou of truant school boys-they are
afraid to 60 home and have nowhere else
to 90.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

THE Democratic organ gets bali col
umn or more of inspiration from that colos-
sal iunatic, G EoRGE FRANCIS TRAIN, which
it uses to bolster up its lobby schemes, ms
well as its assaults upon Secretary SHER-
DlAN. Mr.. TRAIN must he crazy indeed TO
have permitted himself to be used for such
purpose by such an organ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
The Temperature of Greenland.


When the thermometer marks 2O' In the shade in
Greenland the Grccnl1nders go around moppng
the pefspirutiOn off their brows and asking one an
other, is II hot enough for you?" And they wish
thunder storm would como up and cool the at
moSphelc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
An Unrayornble symptom.

st Louis Times Journal
Democrat of considerable influence and more
than average political sagocity suggests that the
Democrats might do worse than nominate General
Graut in 1850 and elect him President
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

THE New York police seem to he troubled
with burglars, just as New Orleans witness
e. are with practiced liars.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

"THREE times and out" Another back
down will fill the bill for the Democrats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

syracuse Journal.
Congressman Whitthorne's opinion Tint the army
sion from the fact that IL hit the South on the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

THE President is preparing q little bed
for the last offspring Of notification.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

cleveland Hcrald.l
Brother Watson, OF Louisiana, Is Il rathC more
picturesque liar than was the illustrious Mr.. An.
dcrson himself
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

The week opened at the Comique last night with
bill which excels In attractiveness the solid
show" OF last week. The corps of specially artists
forms one of the strongest variety combinations
that could be made. The programme Is bright and
sparkling, and there is not II dull moment from
the beginning to the end of the entertainment.
KEDSEss. ifnothing stronger, should induce any
one TO use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup for the relief of
the diseases of babyhoOd. Price, % cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

win resume her regular trips to the GREAT FALLS
on THURSDAY, JunD5
Leaving her wharfat Congress Street Bridge, George
town, al eight O'Clock M, and Will run Thursday,
Saturday, and SUNDAY, during the season. Sbe can
br chartered other days al reasonable rates, Apply
ut the corner OF Bridge and Congress streets, OcOrg'-
Town, Goungs Auction Store, or ut the Office of the
"CTItiC' ipLsolm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

blackburn and Knott.
Two souls
With but single heart
Two beats
That Thought us one!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
WANTED.
BOARDING.

17E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
ISo " west.-First.cnss Board, with lnrse. airy
Rooms from "a TO $40 per week; transient $3.50 per
day baths and gas. Mrs. q. a. HOWARD.
No connection iUith ne H0,Utud HOUSE
les
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

nor kENT-LOW-AN EIGHT. ROOM HRlCK
II HOUSE. No. dor x street northwest gas aud
water Apply at Spcers butter store. Ninth and K
northwest. I,,It
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

Orders By mail promptly GH,d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
EOR BENZ.

TOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER MONTHS
n nicely fuI Inisled House NJ IA reasonable price
to a good tenant. Apply Il, No. vs. u street norll,,
i.,iI ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
GUNNER THEATRE CoMiQuE.
USEFUL FEET1

promote health, industry, and longevity" Hence The
thousands, nom far aud near, TINT visit Dr. Whites
establishment, iil6 Pcnnsyiyanla avenue, opposite
Willards HOTEL for rellel rou aud avoidance OF
cOrs bunlonS. diseased unils and other ailments OF
the feet Ohlce hours from n, IN. to p. nj Fee. 81
per VISIT. Owing press Otbusiness at office Dr. White
Is unable 10 visit patients at residence except after
p m. IeZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuidtiOH in the district.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-07
INSOLVENT'S NOTICE.

T, J. Thomas ORDERED, this Goth
ys |Oday of Feb. 1879 that
His Creditors. J Thomas j. Thomas give
notice to his creditors, cndorsers and sure
tics, that the first Thursday in July, 1879,
is fixed for the said Thomas J. Thomas
to appear in the Circuit Court of Allcgany
county, to answer such heterogeneous as
his creditors, cndorscrs and surcties, may
propose or allego against HIM; and that a
copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town of Frost
lurg once week for three successive
months prior to the first Thursday of July
next, as such notice.
Test: THEO. LUMAN,
Mar l.3 Clerk.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-07
j. S. ROBINSON.
Executors Notice.

ENi1IS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
l. the subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Allegany county, Mary
land, letters tcstamcntary upon the es-
legany county. Allrersons having claims
against the said deceased are warned to
exhibit the same, with vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber on
or before the Gath day of November, 1879 ;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
the said estate aIe requested to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand
this 29th day Of April, 1879,
JAMES WALSH,
May 24-3t Executor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
BtSeonFn.

Die q a9ri9ten aus ben SoI,re.
gionen iino ni5ts wsnissr aIs ermutbiaenb
Ser Wansel an S9nee 1T Elm bebeutenbes
5inberniB fir bic arbsit. Die Baums
famine t6nnss psrmittelft Roumaaeu,
Grampaps unS gisbabn fOrtssi9afft psr'
ben.
Sn Manttomoe fnb 81 Manner u.
Sunsen usrbaftet porbsn, neil elmer pom
ibuen, oils fe semsini9aftIi4 Der Godter
bss sea9teten Farmers @ubmaa SIeIon
BET ibrer So93eit Rassnmuit bra9ten, ben
alien SIsion eri9ofsn bat. sic wurben
fir ibr gri@einen por @eridt am 6. Ses
bruar anter 8arsi&aft sefteut.
Das sroBe EeIescop, wsl9ss grs
@ouperneur @aibbarn fir bas Obisrpatos
rum IN Wabiion. anfsrtisen IisB, unb mel,
DIES zines Der sr6Bten Der WeIt fem iou,
TT bereits mad Mabtion sebra9t worbsn
unb ioebsn finb bic 8erfertiser glart Don
Cambridge, Maf., bamit bei9dftist, bass
lslbe in benz Waibburn laboratory aufs
suitslsn.
Die @ef9dftsIeute Wisconin's
psttttonniren sessn bic gontractarbeit bur9
getanseue. Die Strafarbsit iou gu Stra'
Benbau u.i.p. perwanbt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Satnots.

Ole Staats9e b e.
3 6rbe belt am ls. San. in Der Staatss
bauptftabt SprinsfisIb cine Sisuns. gus
benz geri6te bes Boarb ssbt bsrpor, bab
bic 9esislatur barun, a~nsesanssn merben
ioa, fir bic nd6ften susi Sabre Sic, 900
gu bepiaiaen. Der umfansrsi9s 8eri9t
btsier Seb0rbe sibt cine usbsrtdt ibsr
@ebartsn, Gobsss anb &rantbsitsfdIe &C.
Camille. Die 2oeomotiuen: Remiie
Der 9aris g. DanuiIe @ilenbabn brannte
am Is. Sanuar ab, unb uurbe nebftbsm
cine bebeutenbe Waf5e anberen gefistbums
s%erf6rt. Ser NIT SIS, 600 peii9erte
S4aben betrdst sec, ooO.
Gin S~bierarst Nawens Yfofa,
wel9er bic &~leinistsit pom 800 Yfunb
wiest, fieI tn aurora 3ufduis auf sinen an.
beren Wann. Der Iestere tam NIT brei
3erbro4enen &ippen bauon.
Gin @tnppbner pom Gurora Na.
mems Duncan, meI9er In etnen offeneu
@rbseidoBfellsr feel, bat BITE Stabt auI
$4,000 S9abenerias ~pertIast.
@dbrenb Der perfiofenen @o9e ftnt
so4 lol S9weins mad Gbicaso sebra9:
uorben.
Sn Der Wdbe pom Sairmeuut wurb'
Elm abIer sei9ofen, welder BON elmer SIi
ssIipite CUR anbern pole 7 SUP mibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Sn 9reenptIIe, Sutasamie Co.,
bat id elm sewifer Sosin persiftet, inoem
CT aus @erieben bic unredte Webi3inf aide
ersriff. OteisIbe entbielt elm i9arfes Cubs
limat unb tros Der srSBteu Bemiibunsea
BON Seiten bss ar3tes itarb er nod 0ers
lauf BON pier Easen.
Sn b er 2esislatur uurbe uenis setban.
gs 1T cine Wense 9sissantrdse einse.
bra9t worbsn, aber bic Senatorenpabl
abiorbtrte bas gauge Sntere6e. @ie bic
9eier aus Der &unbi6au wiHen, 1T mad
Iansem Sample Carpenter ftesrsi9 Der.
porsesanseu. Die EempsrensIer baben
cine con titutioneles ENHANCEMENT einse:
bradt, ben 6anbsl NIT 9strdnteu i'm
Staate gu psrbieteu. gs Iiesen mebrers
9latrdse Dor, nur ale suei Sabre cine Gig
suns absubaIten, bemsemdB miBteu BIZ
AfemblpmitsIisber fir 3uei unb bic Ssna'
loren fir pier Sabre seudbIt wsrbsn. aut
eth antras auf sIei9mdBise Beiteuerune
-(alio aud bes 6ir9eneisentbum'S) -
1T wieber einssbra4t worben.
RadfoIsenb cine sIufsdbIuns be,
Brobucte bss Staates In 1877 utb sin'
slnsabs bss bebauten 2anbss u. (. ~. II
1878
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
Cine Gisbriide iibsr nsn Niaaaru

Gine Gisbride iber ben Niagara.
Die fur6tbare 8dlte pisies WintsrS bat
Gin ieltsnes Haturpunbsr sei6affen, cine
go Gue hide Gi5brhde iber ben Hiaaara.
Ole sntftanb am 20. December, na6cem
ftpn eini8e Gage lang WaGsn Don Gis
unb S&nse fiber ben Sal sssanser ipas
rem. I'm s ubr Wpreens am Sonntae,
ben % December, fauten fiG bic gismais
fen unter Der Sdnssbride, unp Is l&ien,
als oh rte 9epdfsr bon elmer platten
GtSrede dberbridt rperesn ipQten. @ber
pl6Blt6 brad Der Gispamm untsr Dcns
laersefra6 To fletne Stide. I'm 10 ubr
entfaub cine Stauuns, bic ben anfdrmsns
ben 8afermafen bic sessn 2 ubr Sad,
rtfttass 8foeffanp ~leife:e.
Der Sampf pes NJ itbenren Strpmes aes
gen bic u~nssbsaren GismaHsn ma Elm
stsaniii&er, Der untsr Observation-Disclosures
Bonner Dor fd sins. Aber bic Glutb
mar nf6t TN Stanbe, ben INNER bi6ter
rperbepben Damn 3u bur6breden. gle
uauste iebp6 Sabn buben ; fe bob bsrs
feIben, tpte er irar, als unsebeure 8pgers
bride enipor, ut1 unter berlelben ben Seq
dbtr ets 8slisn In Der Tisfe su erobern.
Die &ieienbriife tsbr nun, BON S&nee
une Grpf fOrtpdbrsno Ssrtdrft 60 Gub
bid, cine 0sile lang, rpis fir epise Bel
ten 8s8rGneet, unb rei1t BON pptnt 9po>
tout auf benz amerifanil&en llfer bfs balls
ipess an bic Giisnbabnbride uno iibers
baut ben Strucel Don Infer su rlfsr.
&ebnlt&es srsisnsts f6 In 1875. Das
9an3e slei6t einsm @lstder Der T6
80 Gub bod abtr has @a6er erboten
bat unb 80 Gub uuter baRslbe binabreidt
unb b51ft unebsner yiatur III, nit bobsn
GisfpiBeri unb 3afen. Der lleberaana
1T ni@t lei6t, pfrb aber aQmdbli@ Slats
ter unb ;usansli&er. Der srts Wann,
pfI@er bindter selanste, mar Elm bsfann.
ter G%rsmpenfdbrer, 1onsrOI Der 200
Yfunp tpie8t unc benz a5sernpen 9oIte
BON Niasura bic Si6srbeit Der Bride
bspiss.