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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Marion has a population of nearly 300.
bridgewater is to have a school house 20
x36 feet.
|. B!idgevatssRa.rchants 81 doings booms
ing business.
CD Branch, of Olivet, has recently be.
come the father of twins.
Over $500 acres of land we're located in
McCook county last week.
Plum Dale, McCook county, has voted
$500, to build a school house.
On Tuesday last an engine passed through
Parker drawing thirty.seven cars.
A new four horse coach has been put on
between B~ridgevater and Mitchell.
The onlv piano in McConk county be.
longs to Mr.. Gleason. Of Bridgewater.
Coal has been found in nearly everv we'll
that has been dug in McCook county.
The sienx Fa,ls narers say aome Of the
blue rihhon bows have slipped u little
The Parker hand gave a ball last Thurs.
day night which was a encceas ia every wav.
Ceuterville precinct. Turner county, eo.s
aolid for Thielman for delegate 10 congress.
The Memo Chronicle wants $35, 600 worth
of Armstrong aud Dawson county warrsrnts.
The Methodist. revival meetings at Sioux
Falls are prolific OF much good 10 the
peor'e
Material to be used in getting no the AL.
exsndria Herald at home is in transit to
that place.
The masquerade ball last Wednesday
evening surpassed anything that has ever
been held in Cameron, in the way Of balls.
The Brideewater Echo is our Last new ex.
change. ,Bridgewater ia in McCook comfy
IN the line ofthe Chicago, Milwaukee & 81.
Paul railroad.
A two hundred pound German man, and
a delicate little thirteen year old German
girl, living fourteen miles from Parker, will
be nnitei in The bonds of matrimony soon.
The Southern Dakota railroad company
will cut down the grade at Vermlllion fifteen
or twenty feet. The work Of lowering and
moving the track will. soon be commenced.
Arrangements are abOut completed for
the erection of q mill nn the Sioux river.
two miles wes' Of Sioux Falls. Il viii be
called the Queen Bee mill of Minnehaha
county.
A donation for the benefit Of the Episco.
pal Clergyman, a parlor concert at the Bank
hall, and dime readings At the ConRreea.
lional church, all occurred last Tuesday
evening at Vermiilion.
Sioux Falls Independent: The mill
company's steam drill arrived last week and
ia now at work at the head OF. the iowel
fall in the center4 of tina river, at which
point there Is . large amount OF blasting Ia
do. Although the rock is almost % hard
M Nint ,hie drill ainka n holo ~ aha rate a,
about two inches per mtuute. but greattcars
has I be exercised to avert breaking the
drill Eight or ten holes about seven FEEL
deep will be drilled into the rock just above
the fall end charged with dynamite, con
uecled with . battery. DO that oil TIL
charges will explode simultaneously. there
b causing more effective work than woult
be obtained if discharged 'sinely. Ii ID,
citizens Of our city should experience !,
youthful earthquake they need not b.
alarmed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10
NORTHERN NEBRASKA.

Mrs. Judge Frazer will open a se,ec,
school In D.kota City.
Many Of the Dakota county farmer,
have commenced seeding.
There sre over z mo- bushels of corn cr,t
bed in the town IT jackson.
J N. Lesne ia nov the agent At Runoin.
Water for the G. NJ. 4 St. p. r. r.
The Omaha Republican calls itself n,
electric light Of Nebraska iournaliam,
Vac Krchms one Of the earlv Bohemian
SETTLERS IF Niobrsrs died suddenly 4 shor,
time AGO =
The Milwaukee company are build;ns
dock boats for the transfer business at Mn.
brara and Running Water.
The Omaha Herald prophecies not op)v
thai Grant will he the republican candidate
for president, hut thai Blaine will withdraw
from the contest within the pexs sixty dsye,
Niobrara Pioneer: Sam. Kaucher. one
ct the Niobrara Water-po yer company, ha,
been working up the right Of way question,
and has met with good success a. far % h.
has gone.
That was an unnatural and a horribly
hloodv murder which occurred near Nebrss.
ka City on Tue ,dav Of last week. A youpe
man Of %. named Don sho0. and son Of the
extensive Oteo county fruit grower of thai
name, while in a fit of insanity atabbed ia
death his own father after having shot and
killed two horaes. He then attempted ia
take the lives Of his mother and bvother
but was prevented by the timely arrival 81
officers who secured and took him into ems
tody.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10
4 HOUSEHOLD NEED.

A book on the Liver. lite di-eases and
their treatment sen, Free. Including treat.
is-~ upon Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver,
JAandice, B'iousnc--, Headache, CoussiPa-
ticn Dyspepsia. Malaria, &c, address Dr.,
Sanford. l6s broadway, New York City,
New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City with Illinois Central, Sioux
City Pacific, Sioux City & st. Paul and Gov.
lngton aud Black Hills railroads. 1919
Z. PASSENGER ttains going east connect at Da-
yis Junction with trains Tor Belolt. -Four horse
Sioux Falls. arriving at Sioux Falls at 2 p. m.
y; Az Elk Point with stages for POnca, Neb.
and Rlchland Dak.
+ AZ verml!lion with stages for Lodi, River
side Turner 0loosaisgdHle-Nnd-Finlay,
and SNalll4$k4 kH1 @aSSHyAl Wly Dakota.
g. AtSnyyiiteW1thAQ xes for 1t. Helena, Neb.,
7 Al Yankton- with stages for oil points In
setFiresteel R0ckp0rt, Marindhal. Bon H0mme
sasng.sls sts Tin nskota and d9.tsg the sea-
R0rtAtl0n Company's Tine Of elegant Freight and
M tasssseaaEEss YsS%s tsa ssr , q, g gSn E,, on he 1'ss,! Upper
~. ~ Canton with ChlcaxU, Milwaukee 4 st.
raul trahls. going west NJ 2.20 p, m. and 4. Is q,
m. going 80 : ri = 20 a.ym aud 10 IS n. m,
- A. Sioux: Fahs With WO%rthiIRton, q Sioux
Fa!is trains. which. arrive It u 50. b. ana leave
y ~ 2. m. /: with daily stages for Dell Rapids
Fl1n0reau and Madison.
GEO. r. MERCHANT
Gen. Superintendent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10
]. p.
REpAIRGR or
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEMELRY.

Having te.n IN the service OF I..'es& WOOD for three and oe half ysas md
having hadc charge Of .i their repairs, the people Of Dakota have had Z - oppoan
|m, to Go son sn .. , a.ne. e ~ Experience that n ! sm fully scsaIssn. 2 gives
pa,rousse which has CON to my hands during my residence = Y:..toe.
the Pres ad Dakotsan Office, where I viii be resdy q III times = .,,esd =
wantso c customers. Orders by mail Or express given prompt attention. All
respectfully invited toc call and inspect my stock. sf
j. p. REDAELL. Yankton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
THREE YEARS IN BATTLE.
AND
THREE IN PRISON.

PART IA Narrative of Escape from Yankeedom to
Run Stampede; Perls in Passing the Potomac; Full
hl1nent of Boysh Vow; Lights and Shadows of Camp
Life; Sixteen Pitched Battles; Brief Campaign in
Eastern Carolina; Capture within Grants Lines
James River and cruel Treatment alleged spy;
Escape and Recapture; Ten months of Torture the
Rebel Prison Pens at Point Lookout and Fort Della
ware Murder of Col jones' and other Atrocities; Fall
of the COnfederacy and the End of all thngs Footing
it hundreds of miles homeward amid the and
OF the Ruined COnfederacy etc., ETC.
PART II.-Surprising Submissveness Of the South !;
Grant, the Victor, bears witness to the utter docty aud
good Intentions of the Vanquished Congress begins .
policy Of systematic Irritation; The Freedmen's Bureau
sets up petty despotsm in every Southern village; The
are taught to hate and suspect their only real
friends Swarms of Sharpers, Swinders and all
of Scallawags Settle upon South Sher-
man left; Race Riots for Party Purposes Provoked
whenever Possible; The most Brutal of the Blacks
Banded into MidnghtLeagues Oath Bound, Controlled
oy Wicked Whtes and Attended by Abominable Atroci
tes Robber Rule and Ruin the Result Rise of the
White Brotherhood and Kindred Societies, Commonly
Called the Ku-Klux-Kans; Very Troubleous Times;
The Holden-Kirk War; Grants Military Measures for
Capturing the Electoral Vote of the Southern States,
Beginning with the Carolinas; Spies, Soldiers and
Bond Spreads his Spyder-Web in the Capitol Ma
lignantly Inhicts the full Venom of Unlawful Law
upon Whomsoever he can Catch, the UnOdending, and
the Offender, Alike; Old Men of 20 Years, and Boys
Under IL, Sent, in Mid Winter, Shackled, to . far
Northern Bastile to Undergo Years Of Torture, for
Alleged MisdemeanOrs, of which they Entirely
Innocent; Journal of Life in Albany Penitenary;
Whole Comprising Faithful History of Reconstruc-
tion in North Carolina: 1565-1S75-inclusive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
CHAPTER NINTH.
Manassas; the third conase&pf tn. War.

Exactly three months after Lincoln's call
for troops TO coerce the South the order was
issued to set in motion the ''Grand Army
assembled under that call For sixty days
the mighty armament Of horse, foot, and
artillery, aggregating sixty thousand men,
had been organizing, out6tting, and drilling,
on the heights at Arlington and Alexandria,
which should roll South~ard TO Richmond,
to Raleigh, to Charleston, to Montgomery
and New Orleans" crushing with irresistible
force, the last vestiges of "Rebellionism'
from the sight and knowledge of earth
Gen. Scott, the Federal cOmmander-in-
chief, was averse to moving so soon But
the clamors Of the Abolition presses, the
fear of being considered, as he was frequent
ly called AN old dotard," and the further
fact that several regiments of the troops
were nearing the end of their term Of en-
listment, finally Influenced him to consent
that the grand On to Richmond move
ment" should begin on the night of July
18th, 1861.
The weather was fine, the roads good, and
the proximity to the capital enabled thous
ands of civilians, in all manner of gay equip
age, to come out to view the army breaking
its camps. No more brilliant spectacle had
ever been witnessed in America than was to
be seen on that bright July morning as the
long columns of cavalry. infantry, and artil-
lery, with immense trains of wagons, ambu-
lances, and Suffers vans, uncoiled them
selves from every grove, and fortifcation,
with banners flying, brass bands playing,
arms glistening in the sun light, the troops
singing songs, or cheering some favorite Of
ficer, horsemen galloping hither and thither,
aud all hearts inspired by the enthusiasm of
Panoplied Power, advancing to victory
No thought of defeat entered any mind
Hundreds Of private vehicles, from the fan
cy T-cart to the heavy baroushe, loaded with
Congressman and their wives, or mistresses,
and supplied with hampers of champagne
and dainty viands, followed in rear of the
troops, gay cavalcade, going out" they
said, ''to see the sport.
Later it will be seen in what plight this
magnificent host, dazzling in number, in
trappings, in pomp and circumstance of
war, returned to Arlington, only FIVE
days thereafter how the champagne drin-
kers saw more ''sport" than they expected
and how the tables were turned the hunters
becoming the hunted.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
FIRST NIGHTIN CAMP.

Anticipating battle next day, to6
Capt. w. he had better look to my outfit.
1t proved ''Not-fit,' and gave me my first
lesson in military subordinaton, for nothing
but direct orders could have made me don
the wretched garments thrown out to me !;
to wit: an ugly grey cap, with round top
Topping over the brows, like pigs ear; a
short grey jacket, cunning!y contrived to re-
veal some six inches of shirt, to front and
pantaloons and pair Of coarse brogan
Shoes three sizes too large, shaped like a
brick bat, and about as comfortable. In this
rig, [ felt as awkward and ungainly as mod
ern parlor Knight in ancient chain-armOur.
A pair of musty blankets, a rough cartridge
box, cap-pouch, and canteen all home
made, a rusty old flint-lock musket, altered
to Percussion, and canvas haversack, com
peted my soldierly outfit.
And now,'-said the brisk little cap
tain,--''let us hunt place to stowe you
had sounded; the camp was wrapt in dark
ness, but the men were not asleep, for the
war was new, an the rumor of fight stir
red all hearts. The captain peered into tent
after tent, seeking vacant corner to stowe
away the new recruit, but at each was
greeted by chorus of exclamations that
there was not an inch of room: that the oc
cupants were thick as Heas" already At
length, at the last tent, the very bottom of
the row in more than one respect, he babe
me enter. Crowd up, men, crowd up !''-
he cried-''make room for this new man
There were seven large men rustling amid
the straw. and swearing they were already
packed one on top another. Cant help
lt-said he-''you must squeeze in some
how The latter remark was addressed to
me: Then he walked off to have a smoke
with the colonel; leaving me to find bed if
I could.
1t was too dark to distinguish faces, but
the spectacle OF seven men prone in the
straw was SO much like a pig-pen that [
laughed, whereupon one of them recognized
me-, and amid much cursing of the officers
made room for me- spoon fashion"
However, l soon crawled out to sit in the
door way. The night was very hot and sui
try-precursor of thunder storm, and the
odor OF seven pairs Of unwashed feet filled
The interior of the tent in nauseating op-
pressivenesss
hight here permit me to suggest that per-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
TO BE CONTINUED.

Kernersville has large tobacco factory
nearly completed.
Rev. I. r. Owen, OF TarborO, leaves
North Carolina for Tennessee this week.
Mr.. d. A. Ramsay. Of Bowan, and Miss
Julia, daughter of Archibald Young, ESQ,
of Salisbury, were married Thursday about
noon in Statesville
A young man named Williams accden-
tally shot himself while rabbit hunting in
Davie county recently, from the effects Of
which he died in few hours.
The ladies of the Baptist church of Colds
boro are announced for festival and sup
per on Monday and Tuesday nights of tins
week. We wish them great success.
Register: Mrs Lydia Barringer. about
two weeks ago, while visiting at Mr.. A. d.
Mlsenheimer's four miles from Concord fell
from the piazza and broke her thigh.
The force of hands grading at the upper
end of the Cape Fear and Yadkin valley
Railroad are now within mile of Pleasant
Garden, and are making rapid progress.
Greensboro Protestant: Probably 200.
600 rabbits are furnished annually by Gull
ford county, many of which are sent 20 the
Richmond, Va, market, where they are
transformed into old "hares.'
Sam Gordon was accidentally, foolishly
and dangerously shot by Merriwether Lew
is, in Caswel county. The Reidsviie
Times says this Merry fellow was poking
poor Sam with a loaded shot gun
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22

How THE Music AFFECTED HIM-A6
Rollins, Of Henry, Va. has lived all bis life
with his mother, whom he still calls nam :
my. and though now 40, he is shy Of all
other women and won't speak to one if he
can help it. At a quilting the other night
he sat away off from the rest by his her,
but when the dancing began and three
fiddles and banjo were bearing down no
on the . Mississippi SAWYER he first got
to pattering his foot and then leaped into
the midst of the dance and called out,
$ Nanny, face me - But bouncing girl
seized his hand before he knew it and ran
away with him like kitten with ball of
yarn. 1t SO warmed him up that he now
goes to every dance, hasn't seen his mother
but once in two months, and instead of call
ing her nanny be says ma.-ReadsciUe
Times
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22

teers, let me ask the reader to take up the
thread of historical narrative where [ left it,
after McClellan's defeat Of the unhappy
Garnett, at Carnifax Ferry, Western Vir-
ginia
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
By
RANDOLPH A. SHOTWELL.
CHAPTER EIGHTH.

Personal Narrative continued.--SchoOl Boy politics.
and a taste of MISUNDERSTANDING to cross the
kubcon.--Great Battle at Bull Run.-How North
Carolina saved the day--A Farewell to youth, and
school dsys.--Startng foot to run the Blockade.
Visit to Thomas Bayard at Wilmington, Della
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24

Su Der @a6t BON Somstaa ouf
Sonntag boriser ISOLDE brnh in Der
sro6en S4euns bes Serr Gb.if Meber.
an Der Big Berger pobnbaft, Seuer
aus wrlhss f6 10 raid perbreitete DAB
in lpeni9en &ueenbIiden nn6orm moi
Oas Ssuer ent6edte, Der obere Sto6.
tuerf, etpa Is Sonnen 9eu un5 Safer
.entbnIteno, f6ou in SIamen ftano una
bos Seuer raid nod allen &i6tungen
um iid eriT. Sn benz unterem S5eil.
bsrSdeune ~befauoeu f9 oieStaqunaen
Der Yfsrne un6 Su5e, pslde nur NIT
fnnpper Rotb, nebr ODER iusniasr be.
ihdbi9t, aereitet purben. Gin Yferb
fam in ben 6Iamsn nm unb mebrere
GieI tpurben 70 fart berbrannt, oab
9err Wrper aen0tbist iein miro biefe
burH S0otung bon ben fur6tbariten
3u erl0ien. SdntIihe
l~ltenFiien, wie Sdemai6iue,
Bfuae. 9dffeImaidins u. I. IN murSen
ebenfnls elm 8aub Der Slammen.
3srr We9sr f9dbt feinsu @erIuff auf
Seine 8eri4eruns. Man
.Dermutbst Sranoitiftuna ais urlade
oeS Gntitehena be5 Seuers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24
Gin Wattrr Seaen.

@ir munidsn ben WIttern bon
i6mdhliden SIn0ern Sind oa rnoliG
elm Mittsl acfuuOeu wurbe. weIbes Die
Stele o luugsr uno aeiuuOer Mut.
termiId uertritt. l~lnndbrbafte uno IN.
GeeiQuets Sinoernahrung bef0rnert
Sauien0e bon SinOern in Elm por;eiti.
geS 9rab uno oiele trauernoen SGmiIi.
en- bdtten fd oeu 6ummer eriparen
t0nnen, ibre teuern 9!sbIinge Sag fur
Sag babiumcItsn uuo am Gnbe BON Der
idredliden 8rantbeit DSommsr Com
pIoint"binurggerah: gu ieben. wdre ih'
nen 81 # a oter's yOeut-
iaeS inoermebI /" Ger
man Infant MeaD betanut aemelen.
0ieie neue GutSeduna o beuti ten
@bemitsrn entbllt ole GIemente Der
WuttsrmiI6, lit INNER eIeiamaBie in
SuaIitdt, idmaGbaft. nabrbaft unb
leibt OsroauIid. sler;te erapfeb.
len es uuf's bette, unb obne 3ueifeI
peroen Sauienbe BON Sdualinaen idbr.
LID our4 beHcn 9ebrauh aerettet,
Wir empfe6len alien Wutteru auf;
ernfhidfe Den Gebraud bon 81 u
It aber's Deutfdes,S in
D srmebI !" gu baben in oIeY
auteu @~potbefen. YreiS Is Gents pc
SI6fe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24
LGinaefnHet.l

On Die 8e2aftiOn De 5ermanuer
golfsblatt:
Der DSrOspsrbert" nadt ben "No'
uertiier-G Courier" 8orpiirfe oariiber
ZAP sr sineu G%brsumann mic Sou.
@bas. . Gibsn. Der ais NupubIifantr
ole domination Der oPeOpIe'5 Yartp"
iur Tcprdientaut gefubt, erb llten uuo
a~uasrOmmen Sat; aud nit IL 6sn pOIi'
tiiAeu 9rabtSieberE rsdue.
Gbre Dem G1re ~9sbubrt. aIein Elm
Nahn, Der UNI Die Sntereftn bss
Gouutp'5 ni6ts eiebt, weru ar ni9t
ein:n r%irefteu NJ GterieIIen Sfuben
OarnuS siebt. lit nidt Der ridtige Mann
uairr GOuntp ,u pertretsn.
Sur6 @a6febenbss wirb Oisie 8e.
bouptung aur Seuiss bepieiGn.
Sebermann weib, enB Die &de,bau
8cieuiAaft bon @asconaoe @ountp
felt Der nsueu S-8auifation Dor hrei
3abrsn nit p%:euuidreu Sdmisrigteiten
~ t6mpfen bate. SebOh Oant Der
UOrihgIihsu Bsrmaltung burd oas
lssige Oirertoriurn, it Der Stano Der
9eieuidaft Elm gsfunher Hub oeren 8r-
%mlbungen I'm Ole pebuua Der adsrbau-
Iiben 8erbdltHi6e e~rfolBrei4 geweien
upb nirb Riemaab 5.itrsiten t0nnen
OaB Die Snterefen uniere5 &ountp's
burd hieie Ssisai9aft UNI elm Ss.
beuteabes aei0rbert werosn.
lin Gle YEdmisu-9ite bel Der lesten
Sair cine poatIuoiasrs uao reidere ~
MAIDEN uno Die RitteI Der SeisQfaaft
nidt ausreidten, uurbs Elm Gomite
eruaHt UNI Die Seiaditslsuts Ssrmanns
CUR Nusiekun9 bon Brioat YramisrI su
u%sranIabsr.
Bis nuf cine ein;ige u u o.
n q I'm entfpra9en GQe benz Grlu9,
en- oss Gomite's uno uer mar oieie
eine Nusnabme Son. G6ae.
s. @iben, Der @anoibat fur 8eprafen.
tant auf benz ~iOsenannten vYeopIe's
Si6et" nnb sIei9seitis Der rei9fs
Niaun i'm gountb.
9srr @bos. 8. Giseu i4Iue BEN
Gomits einen 8eitros runbum al, nit
Der Bemertuus: xOab er teIbf
Ii q feineH 8ortbeiI BON be,
6dir Der @6srbau'G efeGf@aft babe.
Rad eirco IA Sassn, na@bem Ger,
giheu. In Grfabruna aebra@t,. bos feline
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24

Gin ySramp", Der feinen Ramen ale
Sobu &gan ansiebt, fatte perm xbeo.
q. Storf in 6efen Saufe am Siens-
tag Radmittas eiHeH Befu@ al, tuabr,
I@einli9 nm id cine WabI,eit a. ers
betteln. Die gol6sne ubr nebf 6ette
bes Serrn Stort bling inn TO perlofen6
Dor Gen @ugen, Hnb ca berfeIbe in
biefem &u9rnbli6e aaein i'm 3inIrner
mar ifedte or bic llbr elm uno mn@te
TH oabon. Yrof. Stcrt aetuabrte
feinen SerIuit erf mad 8erlauf bon
einigen StunOen, fsbte Ssputb 9beriT
Wumbrauer bon Dem GreigniB in
&enntnib un6 biefer n~erfoIgte ben Sieb
bis ettua 3 Weilen u~nterbaI6 Berger
no er benfeIben einboIte uno i'm su-
Ser Sieb nuroe Erieoens-
Settler borsefubrt, lbergab bas
Gisenthum feinem fraberen
gisentblmer, befannte fd fduIbig unb
rpurSe 6ann in Grmanselune bon $500
in's County 9efdnsnib ab-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24
I Nrtbur Xlcff6 I

Gia6ruf sspibrst ron l~st1sri, Jrcutoe SO,
Wob! lisat por ms Eft ~eiiifcrss GRAB,
iii. ienfer Sin treur5 Der; bihab;
Gin Sera ta5 uur fir eis Ssinen ihlua
llro Siste fir ifire 6rsuroe tras;
Gin SsrI cas- nur fur3 gstGmpft unb espa5t,
led unercblre veiosn curh lsnabt.
Stiu fest Der 3sissr, Die utrub Id osis.,
llHp @rtbur lid Ger eeg 6Ghitsn brugt.
9tur rsr am 2eben nit 3ittrrn fle:t,
|cI tsTr nGteueen Scof Grsitli6 tsbi,
ga, MFR hifrieoer as Sterber geb1ht.
Der lIset ribt i'm 5obs ce3 loce5 Raht.
Du taf Define paibt ala Schu uMe 5rsuI6
1etban
Drum iabeIf Iu aud hen [OS Tir rab;s uab'n
Dies 3eUgriB fplet Dir aetreT u:c rein
Tenn am 0rale, an Ovabe mub Wabrbrit
letn.
ShIaf rrtI! G5 rirft nun ms FiQe @raE
Ter 6reuno esm Jrsuuee eie Shcae biRa6;
Sic ihldst benz S6idfer ribt msbr ans Sbr,
sic ruff pa5 2ssen nibt metr bsruar.
Iu gltif I'M Hsbeu nit frcnrnrsm SiHr,
Itr epigen 0Uttbeit rcrtrauenn DID bin;
Drum giugit Du rubia iur Seimatb sin
9e m5ge biz CRIB lri6i Dir iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24

u n.eiuer auberen Steue aeiet fa
2err dug. R~eueubabu aIs Gonbioat
fur bas Gmt etnes GonfabIe BON SO.
orf Sownfdip an. Serr R~eusnbabn
6at ciefes 4mt idon felt elmer &eibe
BON Sabren betleibet un6 oaB er 6ies
CUR 3erfrie6enbsit Der Webr;abI feiner
yfitbiirser setbun, benefit feline ieoes-
8iebererpabIune gu 6ieiem
unb mir fino iber;eugt 6a6 im
I'M Sale feline, BieberertudbIuns er
feline Bfihten oud in ser 3ufnnft nit
OsrisIben 9emihenbaftisteit unO 3u'
oortommenbeit erilIen piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-24
Der Singing aus Der Ireube.
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Sn rinern IbaI', he@ ni1t Bel 5irten
Grl@ieu gan; turiIi6 DOT erri Sdbr'
Ais grab bic erffen eeT@en fhrirten.
Gin SnnsIins, f&6u uub ruuesrbar.
CT mar ni6t in lem Staat sebcrsn,
Wdn nuBte n i6t tpober CT fam
Or bate gar nttfs bier ner!cren,
Rein Rrnf1 an ibm Sntsrefe nabni.
Tod bridt Ct IIH in ale RreiIe
CT rrif turh's GcuntY ptit une brett,
% Se6', BabenItr cbet pred6e,
CT eriibt re nit 0ertrduIi&teit.
Bis eHfli9 Garbe er 6efanHte,
Die pclifit, baS mar fein Gill
Die ii ice-seekers CT %cI1annte,
uHb fubrt ne an gum lui q gen Spiel.
DTS 6dHes Saamen nit CT braGte,
8erffft auf bempfrnt'ibcr JIur
nnh 3pietrahi foI9te, Iei5 une GlGte
$50 man bemertfe ieiue Spur.
limb ais bas sEsrt fopeit geeieben,
Bstbcrt nauG suten Rdnnes Sinn
gu unse~rnInft'Jen 2becrien,
NV UtuSIb Cuuu WuIt 81 CugIH.
Wie SSSis sinff bic Wrlt SertbsiIts,
Sc CAB 81 banR bic aemter aus
limb @bas. D., 2uhspis, bic siltsn
l1nb fdmeH reid bti&rnft mad 6aus.
Gi Fh fir jeben ftiner 9euie
Gin Ami, rDeHn aud 10 Helm rod, as,
Tod CT, Der ar pertbeilte be Ssutr,
Ssfdm ME II % uennt me . hldpg.
Gin Nmt that sr Fh referrirsn
Cer Ssuts Yra6ffid: nSrnator"
Dc1 leiber fam er'5 niht avrioren,
Or fam ~ ~ at her arme Ibrr.
@drf spsi 9abr' friiber smisrirrt
Bon jenen unbtFannten - Spot"
Damn bdtiet nu BID midi blamiret,
8stimf ni6t auf cie 5dns' sstIcppt.
2ab bitnen D. hiss ais me 2sbrs
Deb mo- Du berflmf balb 3uriid,
llne ipisIe ni6t mi6t nit S4ieB Icpeere.
Cont briGf Ou poQene'S DIR i 6snid.
Homo sui juris!