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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28
A Question of Succession.

Question of Succession.
WASHINGTON, March 27--The commission
OF Admiral Harmony, chief Of the bureau Of
yards and docks of the Navy Department,
expired with the close of business today.
Unless his successor is nominated immedi-
ately, the question will arise1as to the power
OF the Secretary of the Navy to designate a
person to discharge the temporary duties of
the ONCE. Unlike other government COM
missions, Admiral Harmony's does net per-
nit OF his continuance in Office after its ex-
piration until his successor is appointed. 1t
Is believed the law permitting temporary
designation will not apply in this case, as
the vacancy, does not occur through sickness,
absence or death.
Along the Big Ditch.
WASHINGTON. March 27.- Secretary Of
State Blaine received report from the con-
sui at Colon stating that work along the
Panama Canal has entirely ceased, and the
West India negroes are returning home. Up
to March 10th, fully 5000 had left. There is
great depression in business. The Panama
railroad Company is suffering from crisis,
owing to loss on local traffic. Two unsuc-
cessful attempts were made TO burn Colon.
Washington Notes.
WASHINGTON, March 27,-Secretary Win
dom has directed the removal Of Richard
Lancaster, surveyor of the port of St. Louis,
and recommended James o. Churchill for
appointment as his successor.
President Harrison received his first
months salary today, $3,888.88. 1t was de-
Hvered to him In a treasury draft for the
month OF March, minus the first three days.
Corporal James Tanner today took the
prescribed oath of Office, administered by S.
). Sampson, notary public employed in the
pension bureau, and entered upon his duties
as commissioner of pensions. His only ap-
pointment today was Geo. b. Squires Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, as confidential secretary.
Squires was assistant adjutant general of the
Grand Army Of the Republic during 1876,
1877 and 1884, and Judge advocate general in
1880 and 1881.
The commission to negotiate for the pur
chase OF 100000 acres of land In the Indian
Territory, known as the Cherokee strip, will
consist, 1t Is said, of ex-Congressman John
ID. Long Of Massachusetts. Judge Wilson of
Arkansas, and ex-COngressman Warner of
Missouri. If Mr.. Long declines to serve 1t
is not improbable that the place will be
offered to Ex-Governor Robinson of Massa-
chusetts.
George A. Armes. retired army officer
who has had trouble with the Inauguration
committee, In the Riggs House today as
saulted Gov. Beaver of Pennsylvania by
pulling the gubernatorial nose. Armes was
elected from the hotel
Secretary Blaine, instead of demanding
Perry Belmonrs resignation, as reported, re-
quested him to remain at his post until the
arrival in Madrid of his successor
The naval board of inspection has recon-
mended that the u old monitors at Rich
mond, Annapolis, New York and League
Island be fitted for service.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

Mean daily ther...300 Max vel. wind -. %
Maximum ther.. ..4o2 Total preeip.... T
Minimum ther....25.8
indicates trace of precipitation.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(March 81, 1889. 500 p. M.
Observations taken at the same moment Of time
at all stations.
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Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March 27-The Senate this
afternoon.con6rmed the following nomina-
tions
Albert A. Burleigh to be collector OF customs for
Aroostook, Me.
Francis Z. Warren, to be Governor Of Wyoming
Territory. Z
BENZ. f. White to be Governor Of Montana
Charles @. Waters to be United States attorney
for the eastern district of Arkansas.
Oscar NJ. Spelman TO be United States marshal
for the eastern district of Arkansas.
Walter p. Corbett to be United States marshal
OF the southern district Of Georgia.
OF Indian affairs.
Lewis Walfy to be governor OF Arizona.
John Q. News nomination was favorably
reported and will be confirmed during the
next executive session
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MAINE TOW Ms.


Atdys
Mr.. William Harmon, aged 50, has Just
finished saving and housing five cords Of
wood.
Friendship.
The town Of Friendship held its annual
election at the town house Monday. the 18th.
and chose the following town officers Mod
orator. Samuel ID. Davis; town clerk, L. r.
Morton; selectmen, A. Z. Wlnchenbach,
Samuel ID. Davis. Lorenzo @. Morton asses
sors, James Geyer, William j. Morton, Leon
ard Condor; town treasurer. Francis G.
Jameson; constable, Austin NJ. simmons !;
school committee. Miss Jennie Poland.
Money raised for support Of schools, $3.50
for support OF poor. $500; for roads and
bridges, 500; for labor on highways, 5000;
for incidental charges, $500; for interest on
house. Resources of the town Imcre than
liabilities SS7l. .94.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

1t seems that It was matter Of fancy and
net dread OF Mexicon bandits which Ied
Robert Garrett to change the route Of his
trip. Va "'-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28
THE w EATkER.
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPT,

SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR Dept,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
March 27, 1889, pm. }
Indications for the next "a hours for New
England are light rain and colder weather,
winds becoming northwesterly.
Cautionary signals displayed on the Allan
tic coast from Eastport to Narragansett Sec
tion.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 27. 1880
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28
LORD SAlISBURYS NEW IRISH POLICY.
Joseph chamberlaIn's Round Table
Scheme over Again.
The Banquet to ParneH at Which
Gladstone WIN Preside.
Continued Discussion in Canada on
the Jesuit Bill.

New York, March IA special 10 the
Tribune from London says There seems 10
De no reason for much excitement over the
birmingham announcement Of a new gov
ernment policy with reference TO Ireland.
What the Birmingham Post says is SAID with
some flourish, but on examination il contains
little that Is new. The germ Of Il all may
be found In Mr.. Chamberlain's last speech
in the House Of Commons, and In Lord Sal
isbury's last platform speech at Waterford.
The ministry have definitely resolved, de-
clares this Birmingham paper, which Is Un-
ionist to deal with the Irish land question
next year and to introduce an Irish local
government scheme the year following. The
tenants are first TO be turned into owners
All things else viii then be possible, for the
bottom Will have dropped out Of Irish dis
content. The Irish demand for home rule
Will cease to be Of the revolutionary kind.
over again.
LORD Salisbury has announced himself as
ready for land reform without plnning him
self to details. You have only 10 put these
two things together to discover the origin OF
snls new p0rtent. The Gladstonlans, Of
course, like 1t no better than they Ike Mr..
Parnells new departure. They could not
AFFORD to assail the Irish leader for prop0s-
ti0n. f1'9-
1t Is easy to assail Mr.. Chamberlain. and
that Is what their London organ does, with
its usual lack Of fairness and political good
sense. Lord Harrington, they insist, is
against the scheme, but do they suppose that
Lord Salisbury Is in a position 10 announce a
policy which Lord Harrington opposes
Mr.. Gladstone, 10 Is said, has promised 10
preside at the Parnell banquet April 11th
The promise Is conditional, but there Is no
doubt that 1t will be kept, II practicable.
The Liberal leaders policy Is not only 20
unite. the Irish and English parties for all
practical political purposes. but to make this
union visible, conspicuous and striking
were this view not paramount. there are
more reasons than one which might lead
him to hesitate before Offering this public
homage to Mr.. Parnell The banquet will be
given In the largest procurable hall or, per-
maps, theatre In London.
The Jesuit Bill.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 27.-In the House
OF Commons today Dalton McCarty speaking
on the Jesuit bill said: "In lT74 the Jesuits
had no legal existence in Canada, their pro-
perty being vested in the Crown. A century
later the premier was found humillating
himself by an appeal to the Pope in tempo
This raised laugh and McCarty retorted
1t was no laughing matter.
Sir John Thompson made a dignlfed re-
ply.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

Mr., Cleveland and party left Havana for
Tampa yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

Fire in the Globe warehouse at Scra- IN,
Pa, did 100000 damage last night.
An unknown desperate was shot down by
a sheriff's posse in Oregon, Tuesday.
Mind reader Bishop was attacked with
catalepsy in Minneapolis. yesterday, Just al
ter driving across the city and finding nee
die which had been hidden.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

On the evening of the day when Maud S
lowered the record to zoos at Cleveland,
beating Jay Eye Sees 2.10 made on the pre-
vious day at Providence, Mr.. Vanderbilt re-
ceived at least one offer Of 100000 for the
mare, but he refused to sell her for that
price, knowing she would be used for exhi-
bition and speculative purposes. That offer
was undoubtedly the highest ever made for a
horse in America If not in the world.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

w. +. Todd of Calias recently refused an
offer from Kentucky breeder OF $1,000 each
for the use OF four Emeline's daughters one
year.
The costiliest stable in the world has been
built In Syracuse, N. Y, for ID. Edward
Grouse, the millionaire horseman. When 1t
is complete it will represent an outlay of at
least S5OO OOO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

John ID. Packard of the firm of ]. ID
Packard q Son, Chardon street, Boston,
was IN Dover last week and took with him
on his return six excellent specimens Of Pis-
cataquis bred horses for that market. This
was probably the most valuable line Of stock
ever taken from the county at one time. All
are first class horses. They keep Maine
noIses on hand at their stables constantly,
making them speciality.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28
GEN ERAL NEWS,

P C-Partly Cloudy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.--The President
today issued the following proclamation,
opening the Oklahoma lands:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

Qatbebrale auf h~erientgen @te1e, auf
tpelhe 8anft sebn uhr a6erbs Der
Shatten Der Gurmlpibe fdlt. Damn
molten mir gerneinIdaitl;b cen 8es
tod Dem @ololaser antrsten. @snn
ei,.r bon uns iih ni6t einfiuoen lolte>
10 1T pera6reoet, Dab ut: iedas Monate
Ibiter uuS In Der WlIonis an Der NueQe
oes 8ueuapentuca treTsn. Den Oct
oieler lesterea 3ulammaatanIt finoen
sic auf benz Nlane NIT einem rpten
Qun.te beseibnet. Ser 8eiib bes Sdd.
@sns seigt msinsn beioen Sreunoen an,
oaB sic mein rsmtmdbiSer @rbe iiao,
uno 5ie tperben Sbnen Bethlehem, Die
Shdte oes @olofeloes gu beben. SIT
e 8Dttes 8ias. bab ib niht al nteis
nerBuuoe iter5e, 10 t9etle Id nit S9nen,
tomme ib absr niebt BACON, 10 bstalten
sic bleIes Sadhen, oamit es Sbnen
Bel aeiaen bsibsn Scsuaben at8 grtsn.
nuuesse;Aen btsns, Dem ba6gieriSen
Differ BrpIpu ss6en Sic es abar il
nidt, 10 isbr er au@ oaaaa osslaassn
tpiro,"
@a5reuo Der Stat un3[du6iS uab 3D.
eeruo ben 2soer6eutel III gnpfA1s
naSa,, trat Der tisiue Souls ms 2im'
n1et.
Scr Dottor lit b." risf Ct, ben,
Msgitaner bic 0ano reidsno, ~sr wiro
bib iansa wieoer geiuno maAen unn
oann seben tpir no4 einmal asf Die
Sltrttaosu."
vR.ln, m,in lisber Sunge," ant,
uortete ldAslno Der 8ertDanoete, utA
babe senu3 bon ben 8arrifaoen, ure
usnn on uleber einnll fhieBen b6rf,
10 bleibs ia blbid 81 0auis, es m5ats
niht INNER 10 gut ablaufea, pie bsut:
naht.
Sn oieIem Musenblids eriAien oel
Wuuoarst, elmer Dec bsrlbmtelfsnO psr'
ateure BON paris. St unteriudbte BIZ
@uacs nit Der Sonoe, wDbei Der DE.
rtanner laut lfosate, uaS faifsrte oanr
osm @raien gu: IS itett idlinm
Die augel mus un5soinst e%atfetnt usr
ben, iisiib. a5er issr tief aRs ia tpeii
n,bt, !pie osr art1s Ssufd Die Opera
ton iberllebsn uiro. DOd wsGsn p!
Is ssrIuhen."
Ser @ras iaubte ihnea nah ei1erl
pr;efsr, UNI fir Den ial;mmitea Sal
isiuen 8Hsslias Der lebten Ea5fungel
Der &eIigion teilbaftig Dercen III lahea
aber es mar beEeiis gu 1pdt. Ser Ser
wuaoste iiarb bsw, Irste unter ben 6da
ben, tpSbreno bieIer Die 2ugsl aus Den
Aadsnnari entfernts.
Der 0rai hefanb sieb nod TN Ster
~bes'mmsr, oils atbemiss Iaifer 8rpun
De. Entertainer, anlanste, Ger BON ben
AuientbaLte ,ino benz 3aaanoe nes Nte
ritauerS bsna5ridtist ucrben tpar
Qua aeu6ers oieies Mannss tDlr fsines
negs 3atronet erpedsno. Iuf eins
tanoeu, ipincelolnnen 6sifaiI iaB De
|. uias;g tleine Ropf nit ben elatt &c
,Idorerssl rD,bsn 0aaren; bas cine oe
: eraasrt Reasnosn gassn idislts leb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

tart. gropn erbleibte, ais i'm Der
@raf Dor bic 9eide ft9rte. u6err
@raf," tesann CT in untertpiirfisem,
einIdmsid: tnosn SDne, uoer 8erifors
bene muB I'M iciaea sails Elm fleines
9soerldfaen bdngen tabsn, nelAss
fir ntsmanosu, als flr mid Bert beiist-
IS 1T MIR Elm Gctennunss5ei&en Bel
metreren Snhiansradmmen ; penn man
pie id, f~ortpdhrenb nit b:slen tpiIosn
Rotbbduten partebren mub, 10 lit iolh
Elm Ding niAt gu pe!aaten. MH S9rer
grIaubniB tpe,oe Id bas S6dAen an
mid nebmen,"
vTbun Sie bas," ioste Der @raf In
ateiaelItieem Some, cenn ct tpoute ers
prDben, tpetae Mirfung bas Seblen oes
S6d4ens aaf ben Oanlee, tuie man bic
Noroameritaner nenut, be~rborbrinsen
piiroe.
Die Mu3sn Milfer 8rotpns iuntelten,
inbem er ben Qeu,btragen bes Tooten
s~uriidarsifts. Gber wie BON 8Iis ses
trpfen taumelte Ct sasid, ais er oas
@eIu@te nidt fano.
,No lit bas Saf4en 2" rief er uno
i~itterts am eai,3sn &0rper. SD Bin
bsfoblsn! Das @dd1en war msin
gisentbum! Man bat mir MiQipnen
ssraubt Sb made Sic oafir per,
antuortlih, 6err @raf Der Diebfa9l
muB IN Sbresa 0auie gefaeben Isin !!
@eben Sic mir ben 8eutel surid,
ltnf -"
@as ionf?" tp~ieoerbolte Der Goel=
mann, tpeIher jebt nidt mebr ;tpsifelte,
oas Der Mer:clnsr Die Wosrbeit geiast
babe. v@le t6nnsn Sic iih unters
fsten, mir In n,einem eisenen 9aule 3u
oro5en? Sasweroe Stnea aeiasr, tpie
ia NIT io!den frshen 9eisasn ners
fabre!"
Gr rief ieinen Diener Traueois Fer:
Del uao bsfabl ibn,, cen ilngebobelten
Gaa sur Tbire binausyuperfen, unS 10
tam Is, oaB Milfsr @roun fih pl5blidI
unteu ouf Der 5ttabe tpisoer befano =
&c tpuBte ielblf taam rsdt, tpie es suSs'
eauseil par, nit elmer iolden SAnei=
iistelt batte Sranfois ben 8sfs9l ieinea
.t@srrn poasp5en. @atbeno balte Der
Ameritansr Die Gaulf segsn bsn g'df
liden 8alaIt. Dos ioGf ou mt
bu6en," fnirihte er. Juno tpeut ou
,ebaa1dl etn 8raf bon Bourbon uaref
Das 5ddhen mus id baben unb isltt
es mid einen Morb fegsn! @siferr
babe ia es ned bet Dem N~sricaner &C.
ieben. Sat er es BEN @rafen nur qua
auibsna5ren ibs,geben? SD pero'
ben @raisa auf 5hritt uno Griit boob.
aAten it er tuirtlih I'M 8siise bes
2soerbeutels, 10. mus Ct iterben!~
8d5reno Der Olnise unter FOLDER
unb dbnliHen Drpban5en iid lanaiau
eutfsrnte, par bes @raFen S6bnAsr
an bas Gterbelaser Des Meritansrs &C.
tr:ten.
uSaIdIt msin 6teuno, gapa? 2"
.fru3 Der Rnabe, vwiro Ct balo Disos
ermahn?"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
Son NIban @ieben term.
(SpnIebun9.N

Ser Nt;ritaner iant in bic RiHen qua
rid uno Ihlob Die ausen. Na@ ether
@eile DfFnete er fte tpieoer uno fabr In
,abgebrodenen SdBen uno nit 1hpaaer
6limme fort: v95ren sic bic Wo!te
,etnes Gtsrbeuben, Der sic gum 8sr
trduten eil,eS groBan @~ebeimaiiss m1s
den min. SD bin ein NIT tanii fer
@ambulinD Dosr @ploinher uub babe
elm @olotaser eutosdt, 0ei1en Mu5beute
btnreihen piirte> I'M gang Wssrifo
{aHt ben @ersint8tsn Stoaten oamit
AT faufen. sic iebsn mid ~unslGubis
on, metn SER, uno meinen OieGetht,
baB ib i'm 8iebsr reoe. I5n III fam
Sic rom @egentbe.l itber3eu0en. Sen
ben Sic nab Dem 9otel be &cIclne
no Gin Entertainer, Elm getpiier Wilfer
8sDlpn tppbnt, lilio laiI EN- Sic oemfel:
ben iasen, bab ta u,id bier bsfinbe uub
I'M @terben lieee. sic weroen 1aben,
tpie raId er bier9ereilen Diro uno nit
tpele5er Saf er nah einem @e5snfanoe
fraeen uiro, ben id atnen icsleiA get.
gen tperbe. Dteier Wslfer 8rown 1T
Elm aussemahter Shuft, aber er betSt
@eIh6ftStenntnife, uuo beb5alb bsbe
ih i'm mit no6 Srantrei@ eeuomnen,
mo i4 esae Saar entI4lofsaer Mda'
her anperben ncate LII, nit b:re", bslfe
bic Shdse bes @olelaaers at ltcaern,
bsnu Der 8es ~ bemleIben fafrt sur&
bic @ ,lonis, in r:Ider Die bfutbiirfiz
gen ap1@sns3 asianer baalsn. Mifter
8roun tueis coa benz @oloI4ase, aber
Die Gage eeFsl6en tsnnt er ns4t. SisIe
III, au6sr mir, MIR nod Srst Sreuaoen
5etannt /: eiaetn s SuptlinSe Der Roman'
deis3 nciauer, Namen5 4!takonta, UNI
hesa Eroppsr GNenarsa."
3is Ianse &eee botte ben Se[binasr
~angesriffsn. er lag ase5rere 4ttnuter
iprad. uno resungstsB Ia. Oils ct TIT
tuieoer erhoIt bate, iJife er cine Sdnul
bon Ieiasaa 9atis, an petder Elm fleinel
Ieoerner geuiel bing. ~Sn SisIem &c:
6erbeutsl3sa," fi3te CT bin,u, Dbefa'
BET f4 Elm gtan, auf Incident Die 2ass
bes @pIcfelOes gsrtau be3ei&nst TT, 10
mic al,p Ger 8ss. alf trelGem MAI
ncus 9fio @ronoe rnb bonn 8uenapen'
itra aus bpubim gelanst. Gtsobontd
NIB gtienarm babsn cen sleiGen 9Iar
III 8eiit; tie tperoea mid an enter
@cauaunb eas SeptegibermOnats inSM
6ran3iseo esipartsn, uaS srar Der BEL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

unb areenebm iein? SIT tie bp6 Der
iidelfe Weg gu euerm seitliden utb
etpisen@liide! n~neeboriam bat unbeil,
ia o0es tnhetl III Die @clt gebra6t, Der
@etoriam aber Sell, Gesen unb Grs
lDIune. uGbriitus mar se1priom, ges
bpriam Big gum Spbe am Srellse !"
Gtriitus lit aQell, audi Der Sugenb, ein
8eiipiel getrpron: uGr 9ing nit ibz
men nod Nasareth nib mar ibnen unters
tton." - Sebet otir, @rtt ieltit, pels
der bas Getrt BEG 0shpriam8 gcgeten,
mar ssboriam j; s5eius, GDtt nit Gem
@ater, lit untertban ieiner 81. M'utter
unb ieieem FL. Ndhtpoter, Mnrid uno
Soiepb, lterbliden Meniden. Ger etpige
SOFT, 6err 0immelS unb Der Groe, lit
sebpriam ieinen Geidbpfen |! @ie
f5nnt, tpie Sirft ibr euh beflase1, be-
idueren +? Ma8 CT %perlangt, ipas er
scbietet> BAT er ieltf seiibt.
98el6 Elm berrlihes Mllier unb 8eis
ipiel Scr Snabe Seiu, i'm 6auie iei:
ner Gltern! Gehoriam folst er ibren
8efeblen mb 8iniden> u1b nid)t MIR
als &ino, als Snabe, audi ais SGneling,
Bis sum breiBisiten Sabre, mo- er barn
iein Dfentlides 2ehramt antrat i'm Sc.
hpriam segen ieinea birnmliIdm 8ater,
unb eehDrIam In ben bitterlten, i6rndb=
liditen Sob sina, als Die 3eit Der Grs
fiQung getDmmen mar. 60 iebr audi
feline menfblide Natur Dor ben graft
iamen Martern unb Dem idmadboQen
&~rel5estpb 3urldidolloerte> erei6t er
li9 bod in ben beili9iten 9Siasn @ottes,
leineS 8aters, i'm 81. @ebDriame betet
er: u8ater, nidt mein, ionoern 9etn
gSiae geihebe !"
Menn alio bic Srseno bes Gebprs
Jams AUDI Opfer, idpere Spfer foitet,
pann Derseiien mir es ia nidt, unierm
s6ttliden Miiiter unb 8eiIpie[ bat es
mod unbeidreiblid srDBere unb idnes
rere gefoltet! @enn tie pftmals audi
2uitbarfeit unb @ereniisen bes 2ebsns
raubt, bas 2eben ielbit raubt fie ms
nidt! @enn iie aud cine 8iroe aufs
lest, elm idmdblides &reu3 III iie ater
niht!
Sn Gusiidt FOLDER groBsn 8Ortbeile,
relhe Der @ebcriam nDtbpenbig bringt;
uno in Mnbstratt bes e~rbabenen, berrz
liden 8eifpiets, fol es Dir pobl nidt
idper fallen, Sieie Suseno Dir ansueigs
men. Gin gebcriamer Sobn, cine gez
bOriame Sodter lit Die Sreuoe unb Der
Croft Der Gltern! Nsa9e nun beinen
Gltern hisie Srellbe, eib i1nen Sieiea
ErDf, iiiib ba tpirf tttnbertfdltisen9oEn
bafir ernpfansen = nidt erf in Der
Gtuisteit, lonoern idon bier auf GrSen,
benn Soft 1T ipa5rbaft rnb eetreu, er
bdlt, tuas er peripridt uSamit es Dir
wobl ergebe auf Groen."
Der Gosalif.'
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abfpben = es 1T bic strafe oes hinge
bpr1ams ; eenn ungebpriame &inber ia:
ben tein Slid unb Seeen, iDnbern
Gdanoe unb Gpttes Siud iGon aul
bieier Weit.
Mir leben aber in einem lreien Sanbe,
int fl, len Nmerifa - Sas troldt mar
uns nidt erit su fagen ; ros ipiRm fpil
10 tpie 10 idpn, uno mir iirc oeim aud
berslib frcb. MDse Der id,Dne berrlide
Ssreibeitsbaum INNER erDbartiger iid
entfalten uuo enttpiGelt ; nlbse bas rct9> :
tpeisz uno b~laufarbise S%ternenbamaer
Der 8reibeit Hattern in Der freien Mnes
rifaner : 2uft, ftets unb INNER fir ale
3eiten =? - Nber Gines ideint ihr nidt
au piIien /; Gines ideint nDth, euh gu
iasen, bab ibr unicr freies 2ano gu ei=
nsm freden Sanb maden tDplct! 3wi=
iden 6reibeit i,nb G5rehbeit lit jetod Elm
grocer nnterfd,ieO Sreiheit garantirt
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