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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14
kOSsNth,

Kossuth has been engaged on his
tory of his life for several years past,
and it was to have been published SIM
ultaneously at Vienna, Berlin and
other European capitals some time
last year, but from some reason or other
principally on account of the gifted
authors unreadiness-the publication
has hung fire up till now. Kossuth,
however, has at length completed his
memoirs, and last week arranged with a
publishing firm at Pesth for their pro.
duction. The volume Will embrace all
his writings of importance and fugitive
essays in periodical literature since
1859. During the past twenty years
few have seen more ups aud downs
than Kossuth
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14
A Madman's Threat.

A sight horrible enough to satisfy @
Frenchman was witnessed fortnight
ago in front of the Hotel Dieu, Paris
One of the patients at the hospital
went mad, and, leaping out of window
overlooking the street, perched on the
cornice. He addressed the crowd be.
low in incoherent language. and threat.
ened to throw himself down when any.
one approached the window. Mat
tresses and rugs were spread on the
pavement, and the fremen were i'm
mediately sent for. One of the lat
ter let himself down by rope af
fixed to the roof, and, securing the mad
man under the arms, managed to thrus
him into the open window, where b,
was taken charge of by the attendants
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

| STAINING WooD.-A new method O
staining wood pleasing color is by
applying a strong solution of perman
ganate of potash for few moments
then carefully washing, drying, anG
polishing in the usual way.
COLLECTING HoNEY.-A new mode
OF collecting honey is being tried in
Germany. A small apparatus, with
wires, gives the bees an electric shock
and they fall to the bottom of the hive
remaining motionless for several hours
TRANSFERRING IMPRESSIONS OF FERNS
TO WooD.-First, well dry your fern
leaves between blotting-paper, then soak
them in aniline dye (the color you
WANT, take them out and redry them
nice and flat, then damp your wood. and
lay the fern leaves upon it and apply
pressure. Beautiful impressions may
he taken in this way.
WINDOW CLEANING.-A very effective
agent in cleaning glass is fuoric acid
used in dilute solution to which is
added little hydrochloric acid. The
glass when cleaned must be Immediately
washed with clean water. Be careful
not to get the undiluted acid on the
hands, as it causes sores, and it is better
to keep the fuoric acid in gutta per,
cha bottle.
THE NANCE IN DoGs.-This trouble.
some complaint of dogs, which often
causes the owner to kill valuable
animal, may be cured as follows: The
remedy is sulphuret of calcium Qime
and sulphur lotion, made by adding
one pound unslaked lime to a gallon OF
water, and boiling Herewith about three
pounds of flour of sulphur. Also, com.
mon paraffine oil is good. The mango is
caused by minute parasites working
under the skin, and it is necessary to
use something that will penetrate and
destroy them. Disinfect the kennel
with weak solution of carbolic acid.
To SOFTEN HoRN.-To one pound OF
wood ashes add two pounds of quick
lime; put them into one quart of water
let the whole boil till reduced to one
third, then dip feather in, and if, on
drawing II out, the plume should come
of, it is proof that it is boiled enough
if not, let it boil a little longer. When
it is settled, filter it out, and in the liquid
thus strained put in shavings of horn
Let them soak for three days, and, first
amounting your hands with oil, work the
whole into mass, and print or mold it
into any shape you please.
BAD BREATH-A bad breath may be
caused by q number of disorders. De.
cayed teeth, indigestion or torpidity
of some of the excrementory organs
such as the kidneys, bowels, liver OF
lungs. In this last class of causes the
lungs are called upon to perform the
work of some diseased or inactive
organs, aud the result is an offensive
breath, and physician should be con.
suited. If the cause is the teeth q
dentist will soon remedy the evil
Clorine water, a tablespoonful in hail
tumbler Of water, used as a wash fol
the mouth, or gargle, will often correc.
it. If the curse be indigestion, acidity
of the stomach, or any inactivity OF
that organ, use the following: Take
eight drops of hydrochloric acid, il
half a tumbler OF soft water, flavor with
little lemon, and sweeten to the taste
Let this be taken three times day for
month. If beneficial, it may be con.
timed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

OF the war waged between man end
beast in India the yearly statistics are
once more published, and it would seem
that during 1877 the slaughter was ter
rible Nineteen thousand six hundred
and ninety-five people were killed -46
by elephants, $40 by tigers, 200 by leop-
ards, So by bears, 564 by wolves, "a by
hyenas, l,lS0 by other wild animals,
and 1871 by snakes. Fifty-three thou
sand cattle, moreover, succumbed in the
fight. On the other side, under stimu-
lus of reward amounting to more than
100000, 22,S51 wild beasts and 127, 800
snakes have been killed; large total
in itself, but small when the losses man
and domestic animals have sustained are
taken into consideration.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

PROF. BAIRD says the collection of
the Fish Commission during the last
two years have added two valuable food
fishes to the list of saltwater fish usual
" found in the markets of the Atlantic
cities. These fish are the pole-dounder
and the tile-fsh. The former has been
found in great quantities and over a
wide range 1t is destined to become
an important source of our fish supply,
both on account of its abundance and
its fine qualities as an article of food.
The tile-fish resembles the cod in some
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

NINE. NILSSON is to sing twelve times
in opera at Madrid during the festivi-
ties in connection with the royal mar
riage. She will be paid $4,000. Flo
singing in single concert at Cologne,
on Dec. 6, Patti and Nicolni will re-
ceive $2,25O. Great singers are scarce
nowadays, but they know the value OF
their voices and make the public pay
accordingly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

A MURDER that for GOODNESS and de-
liberation is not often surpassed is re-
ported from Breitenbach, Germany. A
married couple having quarreled, the
wife left the house, and for several days
stayed away, sleeping at night in barns
or wherever she found it convenient.
Meanwhile the husband remained calmly
at home. This indifference exasperated
the wife to pitch of diabolical hatred,
and about IL o'clock one night she re
turned to the house, and, while her hus-
band lay asleep in an adjoining room,
went into the kitchen, started a fire,
filled the kettle with water and put it on
the stove, waited patiently until ii
steamed, and then, taking it to her hus-
bands bedside, poured the contents
over him, scalding him so badly that he
lived only few hours.
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sion was passing the City Hall the immense
bell was tolled
The presence Of leading citizens from the in
terror was notable. among whom were Gov.
Croswell Senator Ferry and all the Congress-
men from this State.
Among the distinguished attendants from
other States were ex-United States Senator
Simon Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and his son,
Senator Don Cameron; Col Burch, Secretary
OF the United States Senate Jesse Bright,
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the United States Senate
Senators Anthony, Burnside, Logan, Blaine, and
others
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

LORD BEACoNsFIELD's assertion that
thousands of our Western farmers were
moving into Canada was due to his
ignorance of North American geography.
Sir John A. Macdonald told him that
there was large movement from "the
Western provinces into Manitoba, and
he thought these provinces were our
Western States.
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Che Trlle Aortherller.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1879.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN abstains from
the use of meat, tea and coffee, and
stimulants of all kinds, and lives a sim
gularly pure and abstemious life, as
strictly ascetic as any monk of old, on
ly instead of shutting himself up in a
cell, he lives much out of doors in the
free air
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Yum-e-d iddle, um-e -diddle, yum, yum. yumi
Yum, yum, yum, yum, yuml

Some such system as this, fully elab-
Grated and perfected, would make il
very pleasant for the passengers and
keep them stirred up and wide awake.
Ii the railway companies see fit to use
it, they are welcome to it, and we
won't charge cent for the suggestion.
Bob Burdette.
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4 Railway Ritual.

Have you ever noticed-but of course
you have-the unvarying monotony III
the announcement of stations, changes
functions, etc., on the railroad? Now
all this might be improved and reformed
if the railroad men of the country would
only give the matter little attention
How much pleasanter they could make
it for the passengers, if each road would
just arrange little ritual for the brake
men, with appropriate responses for the
passengers, the whole service being set
to solemn and impressive music. Then
instead of the brakeman roaring
" Golesburg! Galesbatrg! Change
cars for Kansas City, Quincy and Pc
oria! This car for Chicago! Trair
stops here for twenty minutes before
going east!"
In a steady monotone, he could strike
his pitch, initiate his chest and intont
the service as follows:
BRAKEMAN.
With cheerful eyes look around
PASSENGERS. tChorusD
What is this city which we seep
What is this station we have found!
BRAKEMAN.
This here is Gales burg; you-hear-me!
SECOND BRAKEMAN.
Change cars for the town OF Peory,
For Quincy aud Kansas Cit-ee!
This train goes right on to Aurory,
Mendoza. Plano, kewanee.
FIRST BRAKEMAN.
You have near two hundred miles yet to ride.
PASSENGERS CHORUS.
We're homeward bound, homeward bound.
BRAKEMAN.
You will get tired and hungry beside;
CHORUS AS BEFORE.
You bet your boots, bet your boots.
BRAKEMAN.
Listen, Oh strangers OF all tribes and nations.
fhs train won't stop at no more dining stations
Go in the dining car, then, for your rations.
PASSENGERS CHORUS.
Lend us dollar, lend us a dollar.
SECOND BRAKEMAN.
Sit up in your seats, the conductor comes:
PASSENGERS CHORUS
He does, by jimmy cricketsl
CONDUCTOR.
Invent much time at this end of the line.
&c you want TO be sharp with your tickets.
CHORUS (ALL ToGErHERD
q What time does the train oh say do you
know
Is this the righ. train -" il the fare"
"Ain't we running too fastf" sint this train aN
fui sowY"
Do we make a connec--" Are we there!"
ENTER BRAKEMAN.
Pull on your hat and grab your valise.
Dye think you can make ~. sayf nog
The train don't stop, but well slow up
III you want to Jump of at Plano
ENTER DISISG-CAR CONDUCTOR.
| II you don't nibbe something, why you can
travel far;
Don't stop to dress. but come just as you are
Dim T is now ready in the new dining-car
Come. bristle up and eat.
| CHORUS OF PASSENGERS.
Yum-e-diddle um-e diddle. yum, yum, yum,
Yum. e-diddle, UNI ile, yum, yum, yum,
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particulars. 1t is said to be abundant,
and is likely to become extensively
used as an article of food. It's discov-
erer, Capt. Kirky, prefers it to the cod
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WALES ADAMS, the oldest white set
tier of Branch county, died at his resi-
dence, in Bronson township, aged 70
years. He settled there in 1880, was a
member of the State Legislature in
1884, member of the Constitutional Con-
vention in 1851, and has held various
county offices of trust aud responsible
ity.
THE Detroit NeUs says that articles
of incorporation have been filed at Lam
sing for a new road, to be known as the
Toledo and Milwaukee, extending 144
miles from where the Toledo and Ann
Arbor crosses the State line to the town
of Allegan, whence connection will be
had with Milwaukee via Grand Haven.
The capital stock of the road is ST.
100000.
The Michigan Bee-Keepers Associa-
ton has been in convention at Lansing.
The following subjects were discussed {:
Cellar wintering, outdoor wintering,
spring management, marketing honey,
spring and fall feeding, dividing and
increasing. The question of boxes gave
subject matter which called for extend
ed and interesting argument. The con-
vention was well attended, and there
seems to be rapidly increasing interest
in the comparatively new industry.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-14

A FIRE near Greenville destroyed j.
B. Griswold's extensive lumber and
single mills. Loss, $4,000; no insur-
ance.
The salt product of Michigan during
the month of October was 242, 800 bar
rels; for the year, to date, 1855, l04
barrels.
BY the capsizing of sail boat in
Little Bay de Noquet, three men, John
Asplor, August Swenzen and Herman
Plum, were drowned.
The State Military Board has passed
a resolution authorizing the appoint
ment of brigade staff as follows: One
Assistant Adjutant General with rank
of Lieutenant Colonel; one Inspector,
same rank; one Quartermaster, same
rank; two Aids .de-camp with rank of
Captain.
The following is statement of the
receipts and disbursements at the State
Treasurer's office for the month of
October:
Balance hand Sept. 30............. $500. s61 5S
Receipts for the month. ............... l3?,3SS21
~, s-oo ssr On
Disbursements for the month. ......... AZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22
9te SnSmHrte tut gSeNett.

9ie Stage: u@irb Der SO II au6
flr Die S nDuftrte baS 2anO Der Gerz
beibnng lDer0em, tpie CT eS be5ilgli6 oes
Nferbaues getpor6en iit", beanttportet Der
Statiitifer st. g. sGorter bonn vSnter
SSean" lit einem 8ortrage auf fOlge1oe
gSeiie:
vOieie Srage lift in Suinots, Snbtana,
Uttlionrt unD Oti6igau, no Die Snoultrte
biulger betrieben miro uno bic Wrbeiter
better besablt iuerben alS I'M Often, tbeilz
ipeiie idDn beautiportet moroen. Sa Der
8ooer in ben tpeitli6eu StGoten biuig lit,
fann itb Der Mrbeiter Ieiht lein eigez
mes l9eim eriDerbeu, iDoour6 or at oeH
Srt %9efeiielt miro, III benz er lebt. 60 err
fldrt es ii6. oaB Die &riits in ben Sabrifs
prten Sprin9fielb, &offorb, 8eoria, Otoz
line ullo Gof SSlano im Staate SainDis;
in Jidcine in M~tSconitn; in @DanSbiue,
Ei0monb unb South 8en6 1T Snoiana;
in Dubuque. 0aDenport in Soma; in
@ranb Gaptos, Detroit, Sadlon uno
ct. SolepD III Wfi6i9an II. /. ~. ntht 10
ihtper empfunDen nurbe, lpte IN ben Sts
unO Mittelitaaten. 0agegeu tDaren Dtele
StGbte tDteber Die eriten, Die ben NMfz
idDung Der @eihGfte DabrnaDnteit. Ote
Nrbeiter baben bort ibre eigenen 6Guler
unb 9ano urtb batten aud tpdbrenO Der
&riitS ipenigitens fir Die SGlfte Der 3ett
Nrbeit. Sin beoeuteitDer Sabrifant bon
Godforo, ST., la9te neult6: vSeit Dem
Mieberbegiun Der @elddfte fino aIe unlere
Nrbeiter in DoQer IbGtigfeit. SD ie6e
falm ein neIes @eit6t int unierer Sdbrtf.
gSir Dabet Die 2erte Iber @aiier gebalten,
ipeil lie gan3 nnb oar nit Godforo ner<
ipa6leu iino. Sic itnb uns III alien Oins
gen auf balbem Wege entgegen 9efommen.
ySir f6nnen uns in bDlen uno in guten
Sagen auf uulere 2eate nerIaien." 9lrs
beitseinIteaun9en unb gonflitte 3piiden
capital lt6 Nrbeit felnt man in bielen
Sdbriforten ni6t; ou6 baben bic So5ta>
Itlten unb Gommunilten bort feline NnbGn>
ger %gefunben. Die Solge lit, baB ii6 Der
Weiten eiier geirtoen tnoutrteuen Cuts
tpidelung e%rfreut."
. Nuf Die s II 5 II # i'm Staate
Suin0is i~iber9ebeno, tpel6e i6on fruber
lit einem @rttfeI Der vStaats seitung" be<
ipro6en tourbe, fdbrt effort:
vOte bier StaateI Suinois, Wincon1tn,
Sl1oianG itno Santos proouSirten i'm leB>
ten Sabre 266, 783 Sonnen @iienbahn>
idienen, 5. y. 80 8rosent auer in ben Ser.
Staaten probu3trten S6teneu. Gbenio
erfreuli6 lauten Die 8erihte iiber Die
NtGgelfabrifen. Neue Sabrifen bieler 9lrt
iinO III Omaba, yteb., uno Gentralia, ST.,
erri6iet tporoen."
8esi9li6 Der Staatsi6uIoen lagt er:
SIS lit ein gorurtbeiI, Su glauben, baB
Bic peltIihen Staaten unD @emetntpelen
idmer Deri6ulbet ieten. Die Staatsz
i6uloeu bon Mti6i9an. Snbiaua. Suinois,
M%isconftn, Minneiota, Soma, 0tiiourt,
&onlas unb Nebrasfa nit elmer Beb0ltez
rung BON IA, 600, 600 Seelen betragel1 inn
@ansen Sc, 00O, 900 peniger, ols bic
S6uloeu bes Staates Malia6uietts nit
1,621,000 @inpobuert."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22

unb SIb lift beute tuteOer 10 i6arf ge5ogen,
pie ite es Dor sponSig Sabren mar. Dap
inl a1erlebten &ugenbIide 9aDeS, na9oem
er spsi Sabre lang auf's i6n0belte S9ino>
lu6er nit Der vyteform" 9etriebcn, it@ bas
ran erinnert bat. Elm Ytepublifaner gu Ietn
ulo our6 ieine 8eto's Der Jfebeuenoelroz
fratie 0alt 9eboten bat, erfenren mir
bantbar an. Nber es lGBt uns tidt
bic tldgIihe Sigur Dergeien, Die CT
in ben eriten Stpet Sabren leiner Ser
tpaIturg seipielt bat uuo oisnt ms
ni6t ais ausreidenbe Si6eriteuung gegert
Die @ieoertebr Der 8uuOOlerz unb 8anoiz
tenberrl6aft bes SIbenS. 9arum tbeilen
tpir nit neun 3ebnteIn ouer Jtepus
bIitaner BEN Munid, DAB int Sabre 1880
ein # er Gepublifaner, lei IS nun
Blaine, Doer Grant, Doer Maibburne ltno
ni6t Elm 8ertreter oes vliberalen" SSH
l6itpaihiSmus gum &anoioatcn Der repus
blifanii6en &artei ouserieben iperben unb
fe sum Siege fiibren mOse; ipdbrenD bic
gSeitl. 4oIt leDtgli6 SIT iDiiniden ldetnt,
ooB entneoer ein .iol6er &epnblttaner
(SDerman), inter benz S6urs cine beoeuz
tenoe Stole lpielen fam, Dber gar
tein &epubItfaner setpGblt tperoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22

0enr1 6. @nIID b, ipelder am 80. QlpriI
1877 in &emper County, Wtiiitiitppi it
9%egentpart 0unberter bon Wfeni6en Die
TpGter De5 Gtdter5 G1ilolnt, @Drnelid, in
0en Nrnert ibres 8aterS ermorDete, maro
lit bet stpeiten ISOLDE oes September 1879
tn. DE Salb Dor oas SdDurgeri6t gelteut
nno nab n%tebrtGgiger Bodybuilding, wdbz
reno iuel6er le0tglt6 leine uttter ErtninaLz
alttlage lteDenoeI, bod Dbue 8irgl6aft
auf freiem 6uBe beftn0li6en WorOgenolien
ais GntlaitungS3euget 0ientert, re il
geiprD6er.
Sbi6on Die ltmitGn6e, Inter iueI9en
baS Serbre6en beganget tpuroe, su Ieirer
3ett er5GbIt tpor0en itnb, lo6nt IS ii6 bod,
tie in Der Sitr5e 3t iDieoerbolelt, UNI Die
9Glt3e b~obenlnie S6enBIi1feit Der 6reiz
ipre0nng @ulD's in bellies 2id)t 3u iebelt.
Jtl6ter GbtloIrt, in Georgia 9eboren,
iDar i6on iii friben Nlter mad MilftlIippt
ilber9eiieoelt. @r mar Elm Stlanenbalter
Ino 1tabnt alt &ebelItonsfrie9e alf Der
Sette 6eS Sibens G1eil. SIT Gemper
GountD, ipo CT ii6 anldiitg eer1a6t bate,
mat etne SauliIie @uIID ieit LANCER 3eit
Die angelebetfte 9etpeien; Die @uuD's rnb
tbre 6reultoe, batten leit ieber ale Mentter
befletOet. 3a6 benz &rie9e f6los Ii6
@biioIm ben 9tepubIifanerm a,t, gu tuelz
den bamals auBer oen gte9ern aud piele
WetBe gebDrten nnb brad Die Oia6t Der
@ulD's, Oeren 8utb Oariber srensenIos
mar.
Gin einem Ser Iebten Sage bes GpriL
1877 rltt Sobn @uun ans 9e GaIb itad
9anle nno fam babel at Der 0obnuna
Gbtlolm's noriiber, ber i'm &reiie leiner
Saltllte ouf bet Seranbab iab. Sine
babe Stunbe nadber fam Die &un6e, bas
@uup ouf Der Cambridge ermDrbet iporz
ben Jet. 8ei Der bamals beItebenoen
poIitiiden &uFregung nno benz perl6ns
It9en unb Samilienz Safe 3uiiden BEN
@1uD's Ino Sbtlolm's purbe iofprt Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22
ufnSGinot

9em gountDz 9tatb tparD am Is. b. BON
benz 8oritBer ieines Sinal3 : Qusi6uies
(Senne) Der SaDreSbert6t e%ritattet, aus
mel6em fi6 er9tebt, DAB ii6 Die @el6an7
qeleqenbeiter DeS GOuntD Goof in trefflther
8erfal1ung beftl1ben. @s lit Der @ount1s
8eb0rOe IN ben IeBter bret Sabren eeluns
gen, nt6t nur ale QGpperi6uloe1 Floating
Indebtedness aDSultoBen, lOnoeru Guh
aus Dem @rtrage Der Steuern ei1en gents
genoen Baarnorratb CUR 9edung Der Ians
fenoen Nusgaben biz gum @tngeben Der
uG6iten Steuern aufsuiparen. O2it ans
bern Morten, bic GDuntD : 8ertpaltNn9 lit
oeaentuGrtta auf iener cash-basis anges
lanai, tpeL9e fir Die ftGDtii6e Ser
ipaltung nod anf Iange Sabre binaus Elm
frommer 8uni6 bletben tuiro.
9iele erfreutide cabbage 1T einerletts
6aburd berbeigefl9rt tporoen, oab Dol
Sabr GIT Sabr Der 8aars @rtrag Der auss
0eI6riebenen Stelern li6 geiteigert bat,
10 baB man iebt auf ben Gingang BON 80
8roaent Der 8rutto : SteuerItite re9nen
fam, mGbrenb nod Dor bier Sabren II
ouf so Bis b06itens 80 8roSent 3u re6nen
tpar - onbrerleits uno bauptiGdIi6 aber
bur6 griinbIide Spariamfett.
Oean lit bier3ulanoe itets bereit, iiber
8ergeubung uno Corruption Dffentlider
8eborben gu beuler. tpeun u Der ~leilelte
Gerba9t beitebt, DAB fe mebr ausgegebeM
baben, ais unbebingt notbwenbi9 mar.
3eioer entiprt6t bie1em Gifer i'm S6imz
pfen auf Die 8ebOroen, penn ie unre6t
tbult, ni6t Elm glei6er @ifer I'M 2pben,
tuenr iie re9t tbuu. 9as lit nidt BLOB
elm unre6t, ionbern aud cine 9ummz
belt. 9euu tpOber iO1 ben pffentIi@sw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22

bertS itebt, unb Dap es elm Gerbre6en an
Der Wenl6beit iein miiroe. einem lolden
8arbarenlanoe Die Sbmn6t i'm 8unoe
cinSurGumen. = @beniomobl mOdten @rz
n%0ilteit, bulgarii6e 6apOuden uno rultes
ltide Elberfe1len itber Die Gulturldnoer
WtttteL> utto Meitz Gllropas berrl6en, tpte
biele 5tuetbeint9en ipilben Sbtere Don Utilz
iillippi ilber Die Sreiltaaten oes ytorbens.-
Wf0gen Die 0emofraten beS Noroens elens
lange misunderstanding" auflteuen,
Die bon lauter tpo6ltOnenben Sbralen mieetn
Sdeuen9elGute fllngeln, -nt6t Gin @ort,
bas Dartt 1tebt, bat ben mtnoelten gSertb
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