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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-08

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bus--Qpeu confession is good for the soul,
and so is good ed leather. 5ls - q
J.. when a, farmer puts a ring. in a
! hog 8 nose he strikes at the root of the
iithingl % tiig 77iism sii sHidioa . Yt3ai 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
ANOTHER BLACK HOUND HANGED.

A special dispatch from Rockville, Md.
says:-A brutal outrage by a negro and his
prompt lynching, has thrown this section
into a state of intense excitement. The vic
tim is a thirteen-year-old girl named Ida
Hoyle, a step-daughter of Captain Reeves.
On Saturday morning last the girl went to
the barnyard to milk the COWS. A negro
named George Peck, about twenty-one
years old, was lying in wait near the barn
and, Selling her, drew her despite her strug-
giles to a stack of hay where he assaulted
her. The girl screamed and struggled and
her cries attracted the attention Of Rev. Mr..
Aimee, a Baptist minister of Beallsville,
passing at the time, who ran toward the
spot and the negro being frightened ran off
and escaped to the woods. The news
spread like wild6re, and people came from
all parts and joined in the search. Toward
evening they captured the fellow, and, after
binding him securely, took him to Bealls-
vile, where Rev. Mr.. Aimee and the Girl.
Ida, recognized him.
During Saturday night a crowd of about
forty men gathered in Poolesyille and steal
thlly approached the place where Peck was
confined. Their faces were BACKED and they
wore other DISCUSSES. They knocked at the
door, and upon its being opened the crowd
pushed in and seized the trell bling negro.
The guard was overpowered in the face of
such numbers and could not do otherwise
than submit. Rough hands seized the
crouchlng form OF the negro and hustled him
unceremoniously out into the road. He
confessed his guilt and begged for mercy,
but there was no mercy in those stern men,
who gathered around him. A large locust
tree opposite the Presbyterian church of
Poollesville had been selected as the most
lifting place for the execution. Thither
Peck, trembling and muttering unintelligible
appeals tor mercy, was dragged. Arriving
at the fatal spot a rope was thrown over
head and in a few minutes he was
dangling from a limb of the locust tree un-
der the shadows of the church. His with
lngs and contortions were terrible. He drew
up his legs and attempted to free his arms,
but little by little his struggles grew less and
finally ceased. The lynchers then quietly
withdrew, leaving the CHASTITY spectacle
from the tree limb. Several of the
emptied their revolvers into the
corpse. The body was cut down
~ the authorities.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
FEARFUL OUTRAGE BY TRAMpS.

WiH'esJarre, Pa, Jan. IL, lS8O.-One of
the most diabolical outrages that can be per-
petrated upon the person Of a woman was
committed in Pittston yesterday al about 10
o'clock in the morning, a Miss Hopkins, a
lady Of about eighteen years of age.
1wo tram s, one an old man OF perhaps
nifty years OF age, wearing a SLOUGH hat, and
the other OF youthful appearance, entered
the house where Miss Hopkins was alone.
They asked for something to ear, and being
alarmed at their presence and fearful of vio-
lence should she refuse their demand she
set to work to comply. Her comedy appear
ance and charming physique aroused the
passions Of the brutes, and she SAYS that
while her back was turned to them one of
the scoundrels grasped her and pinioned her
arms while the other covered her mouth and
smOtbered her cries. Having bound her
hands they then gagged her and threw her
upon the floor, where each successfully ex-
ecuted his purpose and repeated the offence.
She became unconscious and is scarcely able
to give any description Of her worse than
murderers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
JEALOUSY AND PISTOLS.

Hartford. Conn.,, Jan. 10, ISSO.-A
startling sensation occurred here this noon.
Both particulars, DIR. George NJ. Hawlev,
a prominent physician, and Charles NJ. Web,
ster are widely known and respected. For
several months rumors have been current
respecting the relations existing between
Mrs. Webster and DIR. Hawley, and at one
time there was a short separation between
DR.. Hawley and his wife as the result of the
stories in circulation. Despite this trouble
he continued to attend the Webster family
professionally. Mrs. Webster contemplated a
visit to relatives to Newark, N. j., but Mr.
Webster opposed the trip. She, however,
arranged to 60 to day, and upon her hus-
band gong home at noon, Mrs. Webster
hastily came from the parlor, locking the
door. A noise attracted Mr.. Webster's at
%tention, and against his wife's protest, he
proceeded to investigate. He cooked his
revolver-a large navy weapon and slipped
1t INTO his over coat pocket. During a vigo-
rous kicking of the door the weapon was &C
cldentally discharged, and Mrs. Webster
rushed to the scene and inquired what his
purposes were.
reply.
What for?" she asked.
1oul see = answered Webster, and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22

North CAROLINA D~EsrERAns Geo
NiIiiahns, a dsspeTaio. who has s-rv.I sev-
erai terms IN the State Penn. broke into
numherisss stores and houses. anu brnk.
out OF numerous jaiIs. was arrested h.
constable Sam Joyoer for breaking ,n,o
me mouse OF a man who > now in il for
Dreaklng IN somebody else's house AMI
s'eaing beds &c. The negro George va.
III q room the door was shut 50 lie Juno
co through the window, pistol Or ~ piA
toi, and escap d. several shots having fir
Ell ut him. Friday he got married and
sent the Constable word afterwards tia, !,
ne had been IA better marksman lie wopld
nave sent hl!n an invite 10 he weddino
MONDAY ne went up TO Marlboro 10 trad.
ana was again arrested and again. ran. wa.
suo' atseveral times by the Deputy. Ed Bel
cher, one ball takiug effect. but George i.
sun loose. tie has a charmed life In
100 ne broke into a store at C~hocwini,v
beauiort county, was caught broke loose
ahd received Is buck shot in his back wa.
again caught. placed in Washington Jail
4 escaped from there, carrying with him
one oil the Sheriff $ pistol balls. In 1879 ha
broke lnto "A store at Marlboro. was arrested
and guarded day and night ly / men ,ba
snow being to deep to bring him TO Jail
george was sitting in a chair, the door wa.
opehed 10 some one To enter. Gesrge nm,
iis mana on the shoulder of two Of h,s
and vaulted out of the door INTO the
street. seventeen guns immediately omen.
'd ire but he still ran, though he Wa.
,racked i've miles in The snow by the blood
Which had filled his shoes and ran over
ne was found in a house in an open field,
an OUT OF the back door, WAS shot at as he
Jumped the fence and escaped. though tho
ence was literally riddled with shot and
'als: lie was eventually caught, tired ard
lie next turRed up in the State
zen. from EdSecombe county. We do not
now how much was added to his w.,oht
y that Sheriff 5 lead, When a boy his FIR
were mashed in a cane mill, and lie
'uiied ms hand out without a finch, look
q at VI. Joyner as he cut and dressed il.
nu never showed the least indication of
am. he IS a low chunky man, aud is a.
tfong as an OK. His flesh would weigh
pom. loo pounds, but with the lead re-
aslnlng IN him he cannot weigh far from
los. de was a slave OF Rev. Mr.. Hugh
- reeac,Me Ecpress.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
JANUARY %, 1880 |
SHOCKING W OLD SATAN loosE1
A few Of His a.ellabaloos

Those plous folk who believe the coming
OF the millennium Is to be preceded by a Ions
PERIOD or Satanic rampage, surely ought tC
begin to sew on their Ascension Robes for
there is not a bit of doubt that '.Old Nick
is unclaimed, and waltzing up and down
this land of gospel civilization in a most
abomlnatlonable double Did DiabiHty
Here are a few specimens gathered from our
exchanges received in one days mail =
4aanto, Jan. II. Nat Smith a negro,
who was confined in Jail at Jonesboro, Ga,
for an attempted outrage on Mrs. Cav, was
taken out by an unknown party of men.
carried five miles into the woods and hang
ed on a tree. When found. he bad a gun
shot wound through the breast, apparently
made after he had been hanged.
Washington JAM, ll.-Four negroes
brutally murdered Geo. P. Herth. One
confessed. All in Jail.
Eoston. Pa. jan. 1O.-Clara Krouse at
tempted to killed her husband to-day noon.
by administering Paris green. She put a
dose OF the poison in a piece of pie, which
her husband ate and he at once became very
sick.
Lancaster, Pa., Jon. lO.-George Barr.
a tlnsmith, aged sixty-fve was very eccen.
trio, and was troubled by a gang of boys,
who loitered around his house, and to get
rid of them Barr took a hub Of a carriage
wheel, plugged one end up and filled it with
powder. He then laid a train, and con-
cealed himsel. When the boys appeared
he applied IA match which caused an explo-
sion but instead Of the boys the old man
was himself the victim. His legs and BODY
were terribly mangled. He was carried to
the county hospital, where he died.
At Greenville, S. c., young Ross married
Miss Painter; Old Ross in a rage opened
his trunk and cut his wardrobe in pieces.
A brother tried to interpose, but was shot
down. The cid Ross-cal fed, supposing he
had murdered his son, who will recover.
Richmond, Jan. 10 Arthur Jordan
4 negro who had induced a respectable
white girl, the daughter of a Northern car
der, to elope with him, but had been caught
and lodged IN the county Jail at Warrenton,
was this morning taken from jail by a mask
ed PARTY and hanged ona tree in a neigh
boring cemetery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22

forced the fastening.
DIR. Hawley was sitting by the window,
and IN describing the encounter, saws =
Webster first shot at me. the first ball
making a flesh wound. As | rose he fired
again and the ball passed through the folds
OF my heavy oyercoat, cutting three holes,
but not reaching my body. | did not expect
this second shot, but when it came | saw
that his purpose was to kill me, and in self
defece | shot at him with a small twenty
two call6re, the ball striking him in the
hand. He screamed and fell but as l turn
ed to 60 he rose and fired a third shot. This
ball struck a cigar case filled with cigars in
my overcoat pocket, and, passing through,
lodged in my vest. PROFESSIONALLY this
saved my life, for the ball struck directly on
my breast.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
A WOMAN's TERRIBLE SECRETS.
WILKESBARRE. Pa. Jan. u. 1875

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Jan. II, 1880.
The particulars of another Luzerne coun-
ty murder have been developed, Mrs. Han
nah Miller, the paramour of William Allen.
baum says that Allenbaum and his compan-
ions had been to farmer Gardner's and rob
bed him were returning with their plumber
when Heating met them. Heating was
climbing over a fence rail and struck him
over the neck, producing instant death. One
proposed burying him, another suggested
that he be thrown into the Susquehanna
river, but Allenbaum said, Lets burn
him" In a wood near by they found a pile
of brush and logs, and on this they placed
the body Of young Heating and burned it.
The woman is very emotional, and declares
that but for fear of herlife, she would divulse
many more crimes which have been shrouded
10 mVSterr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
CHARGED WITH MANY CRIMES.

Trenton, ~. j., Jan. y, 1SSO.-Thomas
Noon, a notorious desperate, was commit
ted for trial hered to-day on the charge of
indecent assault on a woman named Susan
Wood: He forcibly entered her house, and,
breaking open her room door, he then as
an Indictment now hanging over him for a
similar offence, and, besides, he will be call
ed upon to answer to another charge for
atrocious assault with intent to kill.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22

The Nat SAeN says that truck farming is
booming near Newbern.
A large deer was seen near the Concord
depot last Thursday.
The stock law goes into efect !, tho
whole county OF Cabarrus next Tuesday
Inc state press convention and tn grand
iooge hn1ghts of Honor meet in Asfeville
this summer.
-FOUR convIcts at work on the Western
Nortn carolina road, escaped last Satur.
uay nlSnt. lheIr names are George Nor.
wood, of Wake Calvin Price. of CaswelI
FLOYD Nicely, of Rowan. and HAYWOOD Mn,
or, OF Halifax. all colored. a reward ~
$40 each IS offered for their arrest.
larboro Souherner: Peter Battle an
an old slave of l.. n. b. Battle. with his
Drain nred by Amas whiskey. on TUESDAY
night. approached the house of one AIfrad
V1ck and asked him out. and when he bod
rarely reached the door. Peter saluted him
with about two ounces OF lead. He fell
breeding to the floor and. | am informed
DIS lie IS despalrcd of. The would. be ass,
ASSN he'd hut was captured and lodged in
Nash county Jail.
Greenvilie Express: The town ha, bee,
been full of fire insurance adiusters and
satisfactory arrangements have been made
tne insurers. Property in the burnt dis.
trlct is fast changing hands at fabnIons
prices. The work of rebuilding has beoun
Old Jail is full of folks and IN.
Two guards stationed in there at night have
prevented many escapes.-Pitt county !,
now without a sheriff, and will be until the
lst of February.
Wadesboro HcrnId: A sonofMr Uan,oh
had his leg broken 10y a wagon rupning
over 1T, and mail carrier Ross dIslocated b;s
hand last week.-A homicide was com
lnltted near Nit. Gllead. by Rich Began. a
desperate negro. The victim is another
negro named Paul Scarboro. They fei, ont
about an axe which Rich went 10 PANTS
house and took in his absence. When PanI
home and found the axe had heen
AIKEN OFT by Rich, he went over to Rich,s
houses, about one mile, to get the axe, when
quarrel ensued, and Rich struck him a CO.
'ere blow on the side of his head with TIE
IKE.
kaielgh Observer: Died, in Ridgeway.
N the 18th instant, of consumption, G. s
1. Appleget. aged 40 years. Mr.. Ap,le-
ret was we'll known in North Carolina as an
was a very respectable
altering of some Of the most prominsnt
nen OF the colored race yesterday, in the
senate chamber, to consider the exodu,
movement and to consult together about it.
ne tone OF the netting may be fairly call
q hostile to the movement, although sew
raj speakers had many complaints to make
s to the present status of the colored race
n North Carolina. There was an elegant
udlence at Tucker Hall last evening. to
ear the lecture Revolution or Rebellion,
y Col. Wharton J. Green.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
ANOTHER CLERGYMAS IN TRor-,rp

Syracuse, ". Y, jim. ~. lsS0-Tbe
trial of Rev. Hamilton A. Chase, of Tullv,
for alleged criminal intimacy with a voune
girl named Mccarthy, was to have come off
about the close of the present month. but
friends of the reverend gentleman now claim
that ne is insane. They allege that his in
sanity is OF recent date and that it has been
caused mainly by h is anxiety in regard 70
the approaching trial. The improner relao
tons between Chase and the girl it IS al
legged, continued at intervals for a wear or
more.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
ANOTHER HUSBAND USES HIS PTS
TOT.

Nen Haren, Conn, Jan. II, lSsO.-A
shooting atfray, growing out of a wife's al
legged intidelity, occurred this morning. John
u. Jerollman, some months ago separated
from his wife, or account of intimacv with
Melvin d. Curtiss. Mrs. Jerollman Is said
to have confessed to her husband, aid COM
mltted the confession to writing. The sep
aration occurred, and Mrs. Jerollman then
then wrote her husband a note, which his
friends say caused him to lose his reason
temporarily.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
DISTRESS l~NTENSIFYING IN IRELAND =

DISTRESS INTENsIFYING IN IRELAND
LONDON, Jan. Is. All accounts agree that
the situation in the distressed districts of
Ireland IS becoming extremely critical. A
Cork correspondent states that sixty able
bodied men, with their families, were yes
terday admitted to the Killarney workhouse.
A woman applied for admission on Tuesday,
with three children, one of whom was dead
IN ner arms from hunger and exposure, the
woman having walked from Calriciveen. a
distance of forty miles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
ASSAULTING A CHILD.

Baltimore, Jan. II, 1ssO.-Ulysses John
son, committed to Jail in Ellicott City, has
been charged with having committed an in
famous outrage on Elizabeth Riddle, thir-
teen years old. The little girl was chestnut
hunting on the Goth of last October when
the assault was made. The villain fed-itis
supposed to Virginia. A few days ago he
was arrested.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22
MYTERIOUS SHOOTING.

Fort Scott, Kansas, Jan. 12.-Last night,
at Weir City, Charles l.. Wallace, a lawyer,
was waylayed, and MORALLY wounded while
passing along the street. Wallace refuses to
give any account of the shooting or any in
however, that there is a lady in the case.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-22

Hickory Carohnian: Bishop Gross. of
Wilmington, arrived here "Wednesday
with six Of the Sisters of Charity to
open the Female School which has already
been noticed in these columns. The Sis
tiers occupy the Gibbs House, and the school
will open in the room under the Masonic
Hall.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
. Charles ManboIpb. setrstar bes

- G9arIes 8anOOIpb, Setrstdr Sss
,,8OarS Of TraOe," BAT bic 9sniusauff
nubme iiber bas Sabrifentpeisn in 9bis
easo pOaenbet unb benz Gsniuss Bureau
bariibsr Ssri6t sritattst. Gs ssbt bars
aus berppr, baB ss in Chicago 3752
Sabriien sisbt, ipel9e ;uIammsn 49,.
507 arbeitsr bsI&dfti9en; bus in bie'
fen Sabriten anesIeste 2apituI besiffert
Ii6 auf 80 0liIipusn Dollars. GS
tperben 1918 Srausn uno 4797 Rnos
ben unb Wdcden unter 16 Sabren in
ben Sabriten beiddftist. Der 8ertb
Der @3eusniiie bieier Sabriten bstrdst
idbrIid 249 0iiIIipnsn Dollars unr Der
@ertb bes RpbmatsriaIS, bas Ssrarbsi.
tet ipirb, 178 Ntiaiousn Dollars. 9In
9lrbeitsI6bnen iuerben idbrli6 81
Dliaipnsn Dollars oussesabIt.
- Gin 9OIisiit mub isst ben 0eiu
gortsr SteIisfcn bstpa6sn, I'M bic
2cute Su perbiuNeru, Stitde absutrs6sn
unb mitSunebmen.
Der Teip Dorter ,.SeraIS" brinSt
cine sIufprperunS beS britiIbsn Rarins
pfii;iCrs Spbn =. Gbepne, ipUrin bisier
amerItaniIbe Siilfe fir iein grciect
na6iu6t, ben NOrbpOI mitteIit eiuss
2uftbalIpns gu srrsi6en. Gbepne msint,
bic glusfiibruus isinsS 9rOisetss ba.
bur6 erbarten gu t6nnen, baB or i'm
Stanbe iei, bic g9inee porausSuisben.
Gin iiin9it aussefibrter 8eriud, bel
ipeI6em bic SalIonselsaf6aft Elm 2uit,
i9iif bon 9onoon aus abeelaien babe,
| iei p6ai8 se9Iiitt. 9as ldbt iid nun
tppbI in elmer 0eSeno henfeu. bic init
meteorcIoaiiden Stationen reidIid,
perieben lit, mbdts ober bod am glrrbs
pol re6t i6wer fallen. limb an8enpms
men AUDI, Gbepne erreidt Sas porse'
itredte 3ieI, 70 tudre bod INNER nod
Die srobe S6pieriefeit, ia nnm6sIi6s
felt, tuierer ;uriid;ufebren, falls Ieusm
2uftf6iife GtnaS ;uitiebe. Die idps,
ren WtiibiaIe, ipeI6e bic Oeitsrrei6er
bel ibrem beritbmten S6IittenriidsuSe
1874 erouIoet baben, uno bic ssrin8,
gtn3abI Der 0tcIIsn, bic iie nab sipei
@Onaten trpS sepaIti8sr 9Initrensuns
| gen auriidSeIe8t batten, benefit cisa
! hinIdn8Ii6.
- Die ipeiben 9eipObnsr Der Gun.
niipn 9ssenb in Colorado bnbsu @pu.
perneur Bittin hriu9eno auiSefOrbsrt,
ibn.n iofort Maifen unb Wiuniticn 81
ienben, ba iie einen blutiSsn 3uiam.
menitob nit ben Snoiancrn fur unper'
meieIib baIten. Die lltsS treibsn bic
Pferbe &ueeIipsiie ipeg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28

i6dftsmdnuern, bic 3opi an aopf msbs
rsre StraBsn aufdOten, siuar often aus,
,,bab er siS enti4iebensr SreibanbIer
lsi srfannts absr icsIeid sbeniO Offec
unb pOIitanSis an bab bus 9anb ss
iebt ni6t nit elmer abitractsn Srase ;u
tbun babe, baB untsr benz IansanboIs
tenben Spfem Der S9uBsOae md9tise
Sntsrefsn psrUa6isn iinS, psl6e ein'
sarte 8ebanbIuns esbeiiden."
Der amsrifanii6e 9Irbsiter, Der iid
ieiner glatur unS ieinem Gbarafter =
benz Der GbrIi9teit : na9 aur bsmc'
iratii6en 9artei bsfennt, ipeiI iis biz
natiirli6e Seinbin auer 9ebor;usuns.
aler foeiaIen unb eei6dftIi6eu 1lns
8Ieidbeit, aIIer GapitaIberrIdaft uni
aaes @eIbi6ipinbsIS 1T Der amerifa.
nii6e @rbeiter fam li6 nur bon bieiei
9urtei Der a6ten unb natipualcr
8oltspartci, beS beIten absr aud per'
niinftisen SdubeS ieiner Rcdte uni
ieiner Snterehen 8eipartiSeH. Sor
benz @ieSererItarten ibrss lllbsrseipi6ti
III Der nationaIen Yplitit 6atlrt ii9 be,
neucre 9IufidpunS micrer SnbuItri,
uub unIsreS SanoeIs iie auein beg
bic rihti8en 0ruucidBe in SesuS gu
bas Ginsreifen Der Gsiebsebuns in biz
GntiuidIuns beS Sertebrs, bic ibre eli
sensn @eiebe bat unb an MeiieIter
beren natur8emaben MaIten iiberIaher
ipirc. 9ii6t Sur6 ,,Spnbiiate" ,,Su'
itsntatipnen" unS Brobibiticnsbae-bi
unSIddIi6en StimuIansen Der 8epabIi'
taner - fann ii9 uniere materieIl
| @obIiabrt noturoemdB cnttuideIn uni
ibrsn SDbspuntt errcihen, iOnrern mt
Nur6 bic ei9ene Strait eiueS freien uni
inteIIisenten 9OIf:s, seIeitet bon einel
iueiien Ssmuiratii4en Nesieruua fpeiie
iusiI iie ouf ben unsriddtterIi9er
Grunbidben, ipeIde Seferiun perttnr
biSt bat, berubt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28

tratie errinsen. Neip gOrf unb 9leiu
Seriep iinb ms ii9er. uRb penn Si,
Gssner aud bamit prabIsn, bab lie ei.
uen' oeer ben anSeren Der Sdbfaater
eeipinnen, 70 t6nnen mir iie auf Rains,
Connecticut, California, Oregon uni
Iepaba bsriueiien, bic sbsnIpipobI be.
mOiratii6 ipie repubIifaniI9 ftimmsr
t6nnen. 9isies Sabr iit Elm Sabr bsl
neberrai6unsen gbenio unsripartst,
ipie ben SemOtratsn Der BabIFss in
Naine mar, ebenio eritauntsn bic 8e.
pubIifaner iibsr ibrsn GrfoIs in SIN.
biana /; Der Iebtere 1T subem bur6 Dp'
fer srrunsen tpUrben, ipeI6e uniert
9esnsr ni6t gum ,ipeitsn @aIe auf.
ipenben i6nnen.
SeSe Stimme ;abIt - OBJ uns be,
Sies ld6eIt pSer bic 9lisbsrlass brpbt
- brinet ieSe Stimme sur @eItuns,
um ben Gesuern su ssissn, bab biz
Uta9t Der remofratiidsn 9artei ni6t
I'M ,,eini8en Sdpcn" rubt, Sab iie aud
I'M 9'orSsn iibe, cine a6iunssebictenb,
St'mmenjabI perfiist unb 9eutc unter
'bren InbdnSern sabIt, bic gu ben bes
item ees SenNes seb6rsn.