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, 1881-09-18
TIE ROMISu CHURCH.

ROME, Sept. F.-Since the disturbances
here attending the removal Of the remains Of
Plus IX. the receipts Of Peters Pence
amounted to nearly 1,50o,0 600 lire, while from
January to April inclusive it scarcely ex-
ceeded that sum.
CARDINAL LEDocTOwsKf RESIGNS.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from Rome
says Cardinal Mirassfaw Ledochowsky has
transmitted to the Pope formal notice Of his
resignation Of the Diocese of Posen OIL &C
count of ilE-heaIth. Before making this an
nouncement public the Vatican communicat-
the vacancy. An en2 Il Il sill go to Varzin to
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pressing distrust OF Gen. Logerot's ability to
grasp the situation. It is stated, besides,
that he is hampered by instructions from
home. Accounts Of the operations are coll-
fllctlnE. Correspondents state that the selec-
tlon Of the route for the advance oil
kairwan via Zaghouan has led the French
into a rough and difficult country, where
water is scarce, whereas they might haye
found better route il they had advanced
from tue direction of Susa. Because of the
difficulty concerning water, Gen. Subatier's
column, which is advancing to the MD Of
ZaShouan, was unable to effect anything be-
yond an indecisiye skirmisll. The French
loss was not heavy, and generally they have
nominal advantage, but they have done
nothing which will have any tendency to
awo. the native resistance. Gen. Correarl,
whose forces were intended to cooperate
with Subatier, was similarly unable to make
any progress. The French papers express
tear that, through general ailnlesness, the
operations may become a serious disaster
through the force bein. cut otf III the ilte-
rior. Meanwhile the State Of Algeria is
threatened. 1t is said "A conspiracy to mas
sacre the Empcrors was only narrowly frus-
trated by the recent arrests of the Algerian
cairtts.
R0CsTAS,
the French Minister to Tunis, was present at
the Cabinet Conference today, to report upon
the Tunisian question.
, 1881-09-18

n Minister Lowell, in which he re-
'easab tbst .: the Presidents condition was more re
lsted tp4I .,,sn It ever has been. has added to
tf'tlea 'a created BY the Presidents alarm
he antist;t .;.;on to-day. AttotneyGeneral Mac
iaF e9ae,1y s ea,ae to the West End at midnight.
1essn sa;ne s asked if his dispatch could not
snd osmz saan made less despondent, he said,
h.1e eoos1owfully: o at could not nave been =;
.e15 so..s a-e cheerful and have been true"
aay 1'y.. 's;snatch was not sent until it
1be haen considered by all the me1n-
bad ~ of the Cabinet who are here At
bels - ho;,r the report from the Presidents
Il tta'ss l ~ that the temperature has slightly
eotfses otesad = and is nearer normal, which is L
t1e11i stu1 indication. The temperature was
topeiM .ha greatest difficulty prevented. from
W. s eren lover By brandy stilnulanfs, hot
fo'ps w., baths, and hot tlanncls.
sSoD' / A. II. SUNDAY.
z--orrthins is quiet at the Presidents cot
There has been no change since mid
w. The doctors are said to be sleeping.
neua a u.asntinels guarding the house say that
1ns sse n l,as lett siuce Attorney-Gcneral Mac
3ss 2s,seb prepared his bulletin, and that no
t+her se+b news can be obtained until morning.
, 1881-09-18
GERM ANY.
TIE EAlI'EKOI,.
Er,re{,at fttt,Ic

1lAsECRG, Sept. 17.-The I7craltl's special
says: The active life Of the Emperor is the
subject of general conversation. From the
review near Hanover, OH Thursday Of last
week, lie proceeded direct to Dantzic. On
Friday the interview. with the
Car took place. On Saturday lie
looked at the mancuyrcs near konitz.
lie spent Saturday night i'll Berlin, and left
on Sunday morning for Itzelloe. Thence he
came to Hamburg on "Wednesday, leaving
again for 1txchoo the same evening. lie
went to kicl on. Friday to wit
ness the: naval nlaneuvres, and OH
Sunday lie leaves for Badcn-I,a.len
to attend the Car15rullo marriage
festivities on Tuesday. Then he will take 4
rest ut Baden. The Emperor, in spite Of this
enormous work, looks very well, and 1nenl-
bers Of his court say that lie never complains
Of fatigne. At Hamburg on Wednesday, lie
received very cordial welcome.
THE 11AMECEGEIis
regard the probable loss of the freedom Of
their city and its incorporation with the Zoll
vercin with much more favor now than they
did few months ago. The smaller nler-
chants especially are lesirous OF Il change,
us they expect u greatly increased German
trade, hitherto prevented by customs annoy
ances. Foreign merchants will not suffer
much by the change, in view of the fact that
Prince Bismarck proposes tb contribute
10, 100000 marks towards building Il
so-called free haven :: little further
down the Elbe, though many persons
do not see but that the bonded warehouses
OIL the Altoona side would answer every p,tr-
pose. Prince Bislnarck's method Of COM
.pelling the I1amburgers to listen tO his prop
ositions was characteristic Altona is in
Ilolstcln. 1t is, therefore, prussiall, and
PRINCE BISMARCK THREATENED
to extend tile Zoltycrein thither, whether the
IIamb1rgers wished it or not. As in .Altona
are most of the forci.n warehouses, and be-
yond the town are the villas Of rich naer-
chants, Prince Bismarck would have created
al impossible state Of affairs, and so
he gained the day. Nevertheless, it is adj
mltted by the Uamburgers themselves that
the commerce Of the port will, not suffer.
Tie opinion strongly prevails in Germany
that the resumption OF the Anglo-French
treaty is All Indirect answer to the secret ill
terview ut Dantzc and the establishment
Of the Drei-kaiser Bund.
, 1881-09-18
A. MURDER TRIAL.
IAf.f f7s.4.F-


PARIS, Sept. 17.-The Court Assizes Of the
Department Of Iltfre ct Loire was called
upon yesterday to try one of the most diff
cult and curious murder cases OIL record.
Lucien Morrisset, Il young man aged 23, of
considerable education and refinement, was
brought before the court, charged with the
murder OF N. Dormier, 4 railway official,
Morrissct had no grievance whatever against
Dormier, but he had long cherished a deep
rooted hatred against society. Early III life
he had been abandoned to Ills own re-
sources, and, perverted by the assldn-
Gus study of sophistlcal philosophers,
he profcssed an especial admiration
for Laccnaire, whom he seems to have taken
altogether for his model. Convinced that So
ciety was rotten and unjust, and smarting
under disappointment and his failure in lit
erature, 1lorrlsset determined to give free
vent to his perverted instincts. lie began by
robbing lis employer, and when he was de-
tered, he resolved to distinguish himself as
murderer. lie had
PREVIOUSLY ATTENrTED SUICIDE.
One day last June he procured a revolver,
loaded it. and, walking out in the street, he
coolly shot down Mr. Dormier. Uewas then
on his way to his masters house, intending
to kilIAllim also. Tho medical experts, after
{; careful examination OF the prisoner, de-
cared him perfectly sane, but morally self
perverted. Morrissct made a calm, philo-
sophical statement to the Court, and steadily
refused to shelter himself behind the plea Of
insanity. lie called for his own conviction.
The jury then Withdrew, and presently re-
turned with verdict Of guilty. No extenu-
a!ing circumstances were admitted, aud Nor
risset was condemned to death.
Hoss1.
Spfciut Csbtt
PARIS, Sept. 17-Erne5to Rossi, the great
Italian .traSedian. sailed for New York to-
day by tile steamer Ametique. lie will make
his first bow in Boston on Oct 8, aud will
probably debut i'll King Lear.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF FOOD.
To the Western 4spctated Press.
PARIS, Sept. r7.-Under the head Food"
and compared with 1850, the import returns
of the first eight months of 1851 show
diminution Of Ia, 100, ,oo0 francs. Tie exports
show diminution OF s4,Soo, 600 francs.
PRINCE JEROME NAPOLEON.
LIE Napoleon, the organ of Prince jerome
Napoleon, denies the statement that the
Prince is preparing manifesto renounc1ng
his Claim to the leadership of the Bona
partists.
EGYPT.
The report that France has proposed the
establishment Of al Anglo-French military
commission in Egypt is incorrect.
SPAIN.
1t is semi-of1icially stated that the report
that France has consented to treat the ques-
ton of compensation for Spanish victims at
Saida separately is incorrect. On the con-
trary, all the rights Of French sufferers by
the Car1ist and Cuban wars are formally re-
served, and 1t was by mutual concessions
that the Two Governments were able to come
to all understanding.
, 1881-09-18

LONDON, Sept 17.-Paris correspondents
state that the public is becoming alive to the
nature Of the situation in Tunis, the serious
ness of which is shown by the fact that the
measure ordered in the circular Of the Chief
of Staff directing that the strength Of all
batta1ions sent to Africa lie 600 is estimated
to cost from 600 to 100000 francs
The optimist semi-otficial kilograms are dis
trusted eyer the Republican Journals ex-
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s1ScLA1Rv1LLE, n. y.
,,,,rzrowS.- \. T., Sept 1.-THE Second
.s.as,hlr District Republican Convention to-
~ S;nclairyille, adopted resolutions Of
us.' "nathy With President Garfield
MEXICO.
cro or MEXICO, Sept. 1.-THE Presi-
dtut's speech, at the opening Of CONGRESS
t.1,erday. congratulated the nation On the
.sse and prosperity enjoyed, says friendly
p!s,;onz exist with all foreign countries, and
N.a~s !e tn the wounding OF President Garfield
~ deplotable misfortune.
, 1881-09-18

r,,,t.t Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
u-.sux;T7y, D. c., Sept. 1.-THE au-
- ~ Serct. Mason "To all good people
aess Ua;,ej states who hate assasins - has
o. u' ..h1;s,od hpre Among other thinvs
teen pu'4'o'
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tn ieet decp, anu al1 "no "isu ~ 'nlo" na.u d.
them DO So ana 1nen cover uao p1a1cc WIN of'"'-
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1890. %si w. '
ONE MAN
she1n,n7 u;se and brave ssrs in nm art;c,e-
th,t I am cuiltr. For ha snys that .thad
t.kfn solemn oath to perform
eert.in dnty. and 1t is given in command
ia MIKE others ohev the oaths which
th,1 hare taken, hut Who in inter disregard of
III his of,1trat,ons. crnv1s unknown. unseen to
III foophofc of tbe cell where this miserable
deFlb confined. helplcss and defcnseicss, and
deliberately. after a weeks thought. attempts
tomurde5 him" Well said, mister. Let's hear
from you again. like 1ha, word murder" in
e1se tha1 is Yhat Tant them for If you had
been there you would have run away at the
sound Of
TIE ARMY RIFLE 17srp.
Aca1ries larger ball than any English bull
dog, and, as old Guiteau says, .s It was power
fnlshot" lwould not care If they shot me on
The spot for what did I would do it again.
and al that haunts me is that did not hit the
s's'ca nate. let luck was not NINE IN ms
t1 H. ~. :, nay 80 taat way yet ine ,' ln'ent 70
n,aeun n,;nd pd~ a. 1aa +a us "h"tt @ 9d,d
+. md sm ,n+ seha.a., - T. 60 far
Let othars sor ,rhat ther rnsv
the United states army Of
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RI me friends Of tue late P1of. Diman, of
'Afe 49, 'sessatF> and his daughter May, whose
ths n,as' s ~ suddenly ended. hayc decided that
co,,u memorial to them shall take the form Of a
rfts ts. at East Providence. II. l., connected
ona..,a s present orphauarc and nursery. with
chiIdres' pavilion adjoining. as home for sick
cost IS i Especially incurables. The estimated
has cont+ihs. ntihU. toward which Reward G. Hazard
Aoaouted *-nn + - . Of is grand
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to submit to Bismarck list Of Bishops from
which the Vatican proposes 10 nominate.


VIENNA, Sept. l1.-Tha Nt.o Free Press
and the I'orstudt Zcitu,lg have been confis-
Gated for adverse remarks Oil the appoint
ment of Count Richard Belcredi rs President
Of the Administrative Court Of Justice.
, 1881-09-18

THE COFFEE CEOr.
RIO JANEfRo, Sept 1.-THE coffee sup,
plies are very large.
, 1881-09-18
Redpath Threatens to Divert Amer
lcan Contributions from Par
nell to Rossa,
Two Of the Leading Newspapers
Of Vienna C0ntiscated for
Adverse Comments.
Cardinal Ledochowsky Resigns from
'i|l-ReaIth Pope Bismarck Will .
Appoint His Successor.

The French Troops in Tunis
Doing Nothing to Awe the
Bloodthirsty Natives.
, 1881-09-18
FOREIGN.

Closing Day Of the important
Irish Convention at
Dublin.
Abusive Language Concerning
the Queen Used by Del
: egate johnson.
Redpath Threatens to Divert Amer
lcan Contributions from Par
nell to Rossa.
Two Of the Leading Newspapers
OF Vienna Contiscated for
Adverse Comments.
Cardinal Ledochowsky Resigns from
''iIl-ReaIth Pope Bismarck Will
Appoint His Successor.
The. French Troops in Tunis
Doing Nothing to Awe the
Bloodthirsty Natives.
A French Murder Trial, Strikingly
Similar to One Reported from
Troy This Morning.
Ernesto Rossi, the Celebrated italian
Tragedian, Sailing to This
Country.
The Usual Sunday Morni ing's Budget Of
British and Enroneau Gnssin
, 1881-09-18

QlStuTUnuceS, Ill lIlb CotlOIt ulStTlEto- Lie
press generally denounces Mr.. Ranger and
his '4corner:' as a wicked conspiracy, but, MS
matter of fact, he pitted Ills capital and
foresight against other speculators, who
might have followed his example, but pre-
ferrcd betting against him. :.
REASONS FOR rARSELL's SPEECH.
To the trtsttr7l dssociattd Press.
Dun1rs, Sept 17.-Parnelrs speech at the
National League Convention yesterday, in
which he said they proposed to test the act,
not to use it, was a surprise. $Slt seems to
have been made because he BECAME aware
that there was considerable undercurrent
Of discomfort against the fourth resolution,
the extremists fearing it would be interpret
ed as an acceptance OF the Land act. Par
nell took elaborate pains to remove this I'LL
preston.
THE COUNTRY CONTINUES VERY UNSETTLED.
a system of intimidation continues in.force,
and serious outrages on property are con-
tinually reported. There is a very bitter
feeling between the people and the police.
One Of the latter was set upon and murdered
by mob i'll Dublin Thursday night, when
assisting in the arrest Of a drnnkard.
TIE LABonERs AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
On the reassembling Of the National League
Convention, Parnell announced resolution
calling upon farmers to prove their sympathy
'tt te~nr~ hy r.ies' lnborers' dyn11-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

sroB unb nit prddtisem NabeIwslb beffans
ben. 5eurp Sberrp adbIt ~ ben rei9ffen
unb bebeutenbffsn WaIbipetulanten unb
Walbbsfsern TIM Staate.
Die nititutionellen Mmenbsmente ers
bisItsn cine sroBe Waiorttat Der bafir OBJ
ssssbsnen S%timu1en, aber ni1t bic 5dIfte
Der Sttmmseber saben barber ibre Stim
men ab.
SIM S&nap8rau d In bic @uisfeit
sefabren! Die i9redIide l1sberi9rift IieBe
f9 Der foIseuben Nadridt sebeu, wel4e
unterm 9. bte &unbe bur1 bic Seitunsen
ma4te unb aus Stepens Yoint fommt.
Sie Iautet: Gin sewifer Yeters, taum
"a Sabre alt, trant bier In einem S4naps:
Total fanf 0bistep, iebesmaI Bis gum
&anbe pou, unb NOR .banu 10 total betrun;
Ten, baB Der Wirtb es fur seratben belt,
TIN In eins Rammer su fdIsppen, bamit G.
baielbt ieinsn Raui1 ausitIafen f6nnte.
sIs berieIbe einise 5eit ipdter mad BEN
SdIdfer iab, ba war bieier CODES uerbIi'
den. Der iunse Wanu ffammte aus gu:
ter SamiIie. Sein 8ater III gesenwdrtie
OiftrittsanuaIt tn Marquette County Mi'
4isan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
6tanfret@.

DAP bic Verbreituns Der beuti1enS prade
tn Srantreid lett Sebn Sabrsn, namsntIit
IN ben biplomatiihen, m,litdrii1en unb
5anoslstretlen, auffalsnbe Sorti9ritte se.
ma4t, TT cine betannte Gbatiade. Ssoss
srDBere fran3oHide @ei&dftsbaus bat
beute ielnen beutiden Gorreiponberteu.
Sn Der biplomat,iden 2aufbabu 1T bic
SenntniB Der beuti9sn Sprate 9ebinauna
oes Torttommens. llub pte ernIf man bic
Sa1e IN ben miIitdri,deu Rreiien auffaBt,
8sist cine iosben pom arissSminiiter, @e
neral 6arre, uer6fentIi5ts 8sroronuns fur
oas transofide Seer. 0ieieIbe perlaut:
bait bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tn ter
&riess Soti9ule. Sober ben 8eiu6 bic
Ter S6uIe anltrebenoe Sif,ier bat liS
eiuer pier Gage bausrnoen mlnblibsu uno
i4rlftlt@sn grifuna su untersieben. "a.
BON TT Der brittle Gag ausi6lteslt5 Der
Brlfnns IN Der beutiden Sprade &c riomet
Aer aip'rtrenbe Sffsisr bat bic pole @e:
ldursfelt IN Der terissung aus benz Oeut
iben IN bas 6rauj6fi6e unb umsetsbrt
oar3utbun; bel Der idrIftli9en au8atbets
tuns bari ltt Der Sifster zines 06rte,bu
dss bso,enen. Ra@ Der aufnabme in bic
Rttsssi6nIe, beren NbloIuiruns Die Beoin,
8unS gu afnabRe In ben @sneraItab btl,
bet. set0rt bic bsutide Spra9e su ben oblt,
goteu YebrGsgenltdnosn, 10 spar baB bel
Der S4Iuep ifung bic Abiturtentsn it6
te'nes 8orterbu9es mebr b~stieusu bIrfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
@roBbritanniem uao SrIauo,

Der BIina pon Bales bsIudte tir,li5
bic groBen Strobbutfabrtten tn gier unb
0erts. wel6s finftauiero Mirner uub
mebr uls iiebentuuienb Beiber beld6itiaen.
Der FARCE Ssrbtsnif Der TeIoarbeiter Nib
In Der Weiis fir ibre BeoirfuiIs biuret
6eno gematt, baR tire 5rauen iabraus
labrein in ben Strobbutfabriten bubble
Snmmen @eloes perbienen. @eIeeeutIid
oes boben Beiudes warb elm 8uno Strob
berbeisebradt, nnb elmer Der @ufleber err
lud!e ben BrinSen. auf bic llbr su iebeu.
a sinsen bic Mtdnner baran, tas St,ob
tn tleine Stide bu serIGnetSen, pdbrenb
Nnosre es ipalten Die 5rauen ariffsn 70
tort mad cen b%iesiamen @nbsn, i6miesten
tie a%nsinanber uno rei5ten ite anbereu 4r:
beitslinnen, weI6s be, Der Rdbmaidine bic
Streifen suiammsnbefieteu. D~ieielben
nurben bierauf in eubIoier 2dnae ben
9auptarbette,innen serei5t unb pom tisien
Johann mttteIs elmer Wai9ieue in atSster
@si6winbigtett in bic ribtiae SoTm qe
bradt. Sn nidt gnr, suolf Winuten
tioerreitteu einige bubble iunee Wdoden
NIT totettsn weiBsn S6irsen Dem 8rin,fn
BON Wales elegaute Strobbite fir lslns
@emabIin uuo bic Yrtnisiinneu 965ter.
Gum SdIuie tbeilte man benz Briu;eu bic
Ssre9uuus init. baB bic 6abrlteu aus 10:
benz Haaerltrob i'm Wsrtbe pou bret Chi
lIugsn Waaren I'M Berib BON As Yfunb
betIteusu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

@bisfepiteuer ano Soatartt.

Der goridIas, BITE 0bistspfisuer bsrab:
auiesen, ssbt pom ben SdutISuneru aus.
Ole ersssn usberi9iHs In ben Gtnnabmsn
Der Resisruns Iaiien cine @%rndstsuns Der
Steuern sebotsn erf1sinsn. Sc lisst ba'
Der bic Srase DOR, Oh bieie g%rmdBisuns an
ben SnIant ftsuern (ben Steuern auf
S1naps, Bier unb Tabat) ober al, ben
ginsanssS6Isn porsenommen werben ion.
Die S9uss0unsr iub natiirIid sesen isbs
Serabistuns Der 86Qe, unb UNI biefeIbe 81
pe,biabern, molten fe bic @rmdBtsung on
ben SnIanbfisuern porsenommen baben.
Dos SffsntIi9s Sntersfe erfcrbsrt aber oas
9esentbeiI. Sie @bistspfeuer, beren
grmdBisuns auf so Gents per @auone
pon ben S1uS16anern seforosrt rutrb, be-
bridt ~nismanben. 9ridenb aber unb urs
aersdt i'm b6dfen @rabe fub BITE tauiea:
be,Iei 36ae, psIde bic n6tbisfien 2ebens:
beblrfnlfe peribsueru unb ieben Bepobner
bes 4anbss ben Wonopoliiten tributphi9.
fig MAIDEN.
Oh BITE @auone SGnaps so Gents mebr
pber psnissr fofet, III siemlid sIeidsiltis ;
absr ss LIT ni6t slei@siltis, baB @ole unb
@olsnwaaren, Baumpoaensewebe uub
Seibe, Sla9s, 9las, giisn, 9oIs. Bels'
psrt, Sober, Bupier, SalI @bsmitaIien
II. bsI. m. nit elmer ginsaussfteuer pon
IS Bis gu $50 9roseut bss 8ertbes bsIest,
unb babur6 Der 9rsis iebsr @obnuns,
istss 8srtseusss, isbes &Ieiouussitidss,
isbsr Settbtde, isbsr 5Iuf9e MeOitin ent:
fprs6snb e,b6bt pitb. Ster 1T es notbs
uenOis, bic @rmdBisuns uorsunsbmen.
benu bier piirbe bic @rmdbisuns Der De.
iammtbepOIteruns unb namentIi9 ben Or:
meren &Iufen sinen fibIbarsn unb isbr be:
beutsnosn Nusen brinsen. 8te Soften be,
2ebensbebirfnife in iebem SausbaIt MIR:
ben bubur6 cine isbr betrd6tIi6e germin:
bsrurs -e,fubren. Die 9erubistuns be,
Sdrapsfieuer busesen pirbe b66itens bic
@irfuns BADEN, ben S6napssenuB gu per:
rnebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

Die 8onbsfrase fir bic gifen,
bubni6uIo 1T BON beiOsn 9duieru Der @e:
istsebun9 iibereinitimmenb babin erIebist
porbsn, baB bic uuSiusebsnben Bombs ni6t
mebr aIs bic fint Prosent Sntsre6en tra,
gen iOuen. 8amtt bat WinueiOta cine
aIte Sinbe uussepiidt unb bic actisninba.
Der Elm sutss @eiddft semadt, trosbsm ie
nur so PrO3. Der berausSere6neten S9uIb
erbaIten.
Die @abIen in Winnsiota ginsen
rspubIitaniid. SubbarD 1T nit 20, 600
Stimmen Webrbeit gum @ouuernsur srs
rpdbIt worben.
Die @efetsebuns Wimeiota's
bsidIoB, cine antlase 9esen ben Ridter
Cor su erbsbsn, ba berielbs 6ftsrs in BE-:
truntensm 3uitanbe ben Ri6tsritubI elm.
nabm unb iein 9enebmen fonit sesen Wo:
ruI unb anifanb uerftieB. 0ie @sissse:
buns pe,taste iid am Samftas bis seitern,
bamit bic WttsIieber mad 5aule seben unb
ftimmen t6anten.
Sn Winneota sraifren bic Blats
tern on ueri6isbsnsn Srtsn. Sunee unb
alte Barren buben Nidts @iIissres tu tbun,
aIs f5 wteoer impfen su Iafsn.