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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Prof. Welsh Of the Bloomsburg Nor
NAL School will deliver his lecture on
The Age of Inventions" in the
Academy at Orangeville on Friday
evening, Feb. 13. The Phonograph
will be exhibited and explained. Talk
ing, singing, and noises of various
kinds will be made, and the instru-
ment will produce them SO that all
persons in the audience can hear.
Music that has been bottled up for
years will be reproduced. A large
horn IS inches in diameter is used to
throw the sound out. By competent
judges this lecture is pronounced a
rare treat, and all should hear it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Services will be held in the Reform
ed church during the Lenten season
on Wednesday and Friday evenings
and every evening during Passion
Week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Next Tuesday is election and yet
everything is perfectly quiet in town.
There is apparently no interest in the
matter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Burdette's lecture was we'll attended
and highly enjoyed. A reception was
given Mr.. Burdette at the residence of
H. V. White Esq, after the lecture,
at which the committee and a num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen were
present.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Friendship Fire Company will hold
a Grand Ball in Grange Hall on We'd
nesday evening, February 25th. The
patronage of the public IS earnestly
solicited.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

1t is sweet to live, but OH how Bit
ter-to be troubled with cough, day
and night. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
however, is sure remedy. IS cents.
81 can't sing tonight! My throat is
sore." "Of course you havn't tried
Salvation Oile NO "Then get it
and you will sing like the birds"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

H. V. White & Co, have put up a
private telephone line from their Main
street Office to the warehouse at the
railroad.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

1t is ssid that there are seven candi-
dates for sheriff on the south-side of
the river.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

There will be Grand Hop at the
Exchange Hotel, Benton, on Thursday
the 10Th inst.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

An interesting letter .om China,
written by Mrs. James b. Neal, is
printed in this paper by kind permis,
sion of Mrs. William Neal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Electric wires and lamps are being
placed in business places and private
residences, by skilled workmen.
Those who desire to introduce this
light in their buildings can do SO now
at cost. Later on it will cost more.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Mears & Son have been idle for
several days owing to arakedown in
their engine. They stared up again
on Wednesday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13

Saturday is St. Valentines day.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21
Pile Piles Pliesl

oni.r; Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Ointment have failed. 1t absorbs the fnm "tms'
aiays inc itching at once acts as pouice. gives
y, "a Nant relief pr. Williams Indian Pile 6int.
private parts, and nothing else. Every hoy .H is
"" ~arIaniei. Sold by druggists, or sent by mail
On recept. OF price soc: and 81 per box. ''''''
WILLIAMS M'F'i; co. Prop,s
Cleveland, q
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

1t is learned that the Rio Grande
Western will build to San Fran
cisco, but how soon is not known
as yet, neither has the route been
decided upon but it is stated that
it will not 60 through Salt Lake.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21
He WON'T GET ONE VOTE.
That's the Size Of ciaseetts Contest According
to Freddy.

Washington Telegram to the Salt Lake Herald
Senator Fred Dubois is not ap
parently disturbed by the contes
for his seat which William H. Clag
gett proposes making. saw the
junior Idaho senator at his COW
apartments on Thirteenth street
last night. He stated frankly tina,
he had no desire to enter into a
newspaper controversy with Mr..
Claggett regarding the matter. lie
Is certain that Claggett will not re-
celve single vote in support of his
claim. Speaking generally regard
ing the contest, Mr.. Dubois said:
Il have read in the Salt Lake
Herald a description of the ban
quent that was given to Mr.. Clag-
gett at Boise, prior to his depart
ure for the east. There were forty
five persons present. One of these
was guard at the penitentiary,
three were saloon keepers, one was
man turned out of Office and the
remaining republicans-there were
only nineteen republicans in all
are personal enemies of mine. The
other twenty-six person who sat
down at the supper were democrats.
SO you see there is nothing about
it that ought to give me any con-
Germ. If all of those who partici-
pated had been prominent republi-
cans, | would have had some occa-
SION for alarm. AS it is, the only |
significant thing about it is that |
hose who espouse Mr.. Claggett's |
cause are either democrats or sore
bead republicans"
what will be Mr.. Claggett's
of procedure" asked.
Ellis main purpose is to get my
eat If he can. Just how he
will go about it, I can hardly say.
lie is counting on the solid demo.
ratio vote in the senate, and in
to this, he expects some
ssistance from some of the Pacific
'ope republican senators. Stewart,
f Nevada, for example, is an old
riend Of Claggett's. Claggett used
, live in Nevada. He thinks
tewart will stand by him for SEN
mental reasons. He thinks, too,
nat Stewart will be able to control
ones vote. Then there's Saund-
rs, of Montana. Claggett used to
We in that state and Saunders,
Ike Stewart, is one of his old
aums. He hopes, if he gets these,
lat they in turn will enlist the
gmpathy Of few other republi-
ms and that these. combined with
'e democrats, will pull him
rough"
evil he be able to get these
publican votes"
"Not one Of them," replied Mr..
ubois emphatically. "Nor do I
lieve, on the other hand, that
e democrats will countenance his !
an. l will 60 further and say
at l don't believe the committee
privileges and elections, to
lom his petition will be referred,
II dignity it enough to make a
oort-an adverse one, of course-I-
on it,"
A lady in Grand Rapids, Mich, =
q shot in the nack fa-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

Congress will convene on the
9th OF next months. The contest
for a seat in the senate between
Dubois and Claggett will then be
on in full force,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

Cioaks, Newmarkets, Jackets. no
samples samples but stock on hand. Stiles &
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

In Russia, it is reported that
within stretch of eighty miles on
one road 1000 wagons loaded with
provisions for tie starving people,
are blockaded. The country pos
sesses practically no railroad facili.
ties, at all, it is said.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

Taxes become delinquent on the
fourteenth of next month.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

}. day by the stallion Palo Alto
% This record makes him the cham
. plon trotting stallion of the world
$ Near Trinidad, Colorado, tn
:; state has large tracts of land give,
: it for school purposes when Color
. ado was admitted to the Union. /
lew years ago coal was discovered
underlying this land and the stat,
realizes about $4,000 royalty pc,
month from the mining leases
And now the lessees are attempting
to got control of the land under thu
United States coal land act.
Speaking of babies Ex.President
cleveland says:
| do not believe that the ordinary
and expected joys of new paternity
50 exclusively pertain to tho Incl
dent itself and fill 80 completely
the cup of a fathers happiness as
to leave no room for the gratifica-
ton necessarily growing out of the
situation.
This is a kind of a tariff.r,form
anti-free coinage way of express.
Ing that "it's nice to be a daddv."
Shoshone Falls, Idaho's greatest
natural wonder, is situated on q
school section. The commissioners
OF Cassia county in compliance
with orders from the state board of
land commissioners, appraised the
same at 100000. The state board
thinks this is too much and have
ordered a new appraisement. If
the following from the Cassia
county Times is bona tide, it looks
as'though the Falls property is good
enough for the state to hold for a
raise: "Thsre is a reliable, respon-
slble citizen of Cassia county who
state that he is willing to give $780, |
oOo and he is able to make his offer
good, for that portion of the sho-
shone falls school section living
south of Snake river"
IL Is stated that the democratic
and alliance party leaders, of
have come to an agree
ment on program by which they
propose to encompass the defeat of
tne republicans next year on presi-
Dental electors, state officers and
Inc legislature. Their action, how
'ver, is not final and must be
acted on by both party conventions.
That of the alliance is to DO held
1rst and will meet the first week
n January. The plan of the cam
palgn looks like winner on paper
md will probably strike both par.
les as a great stroke, it being ad-
nltted that neither could succeed
landing alone. 1t IL in brief that
ne democrats name five electors
nd the alliance four; that the
lllance name the governor and
ecretary of state and the demo-.
rats choose the lieutenant-goy- '
rnor, attornsy-general and treas a
rer; that the democrats name can. 6
ldate' for the legislature in the il
tiles, and that the alliance have il
ne field to themselves in the t.
eavy farming districts, and that a
'e democrats name congressional o
in tho LIST, 3rd, 4th and 6
N districts, and the alliance in Il
le "a, 9Th and eth. The makers lc
TINS program claim that it means b
Glory from the electors to the n
nlted States senator and that the =
puohcans cannot secure more
an two congressman out of the 81 81
ven. Only half the legislature 10 IA IA,
be elected next year. Tho sen. p %'
n -1>:al | VA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

In France they elect their con.
vlcts to the chamber of deputies
and as Legislators cannot be incar-
cerated during the sessions of the
legislature, this releases them from
imprisonment In Idaho they!
:? 80 + (curtain).
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

A theatrical company was ar
rested in Pittsburg last Sunday for
for Sunday parade under an
Old blue law over 100 years old.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

Upon Uncle Jerry Rusk of the
agricultural department has been
fastened the blame of giving away
the state secret in regard to the
treaty whereby Germany admits
American pork free. The pork
pool which was formed upon this
information has caused the ad-
mlnlstration considerable discom-
future.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

Ex-President McGrath, of the
Kansas farmers alliance, says that
the alliance membership in that
state, has fallen off from 100000 in
1890 to 10000 in 1891.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

There must be an important
election near at hand in Chicago
Raids on imaginary anarchist
meetings by the police, red flags
and other sanguinary banners ex-
hlolted in the police courts, and
other evidences of ante-election
sk'rmlshing calculated to arouse
the prejudices of men fill some of
chicago dailies. Isn't it about
time for the biennial mormon-an-
lawful cohab hunt to begin in
Idaho?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

Maud SIS time of 2:OSf was
equaled at Stockton, Cal, last Tues.
day by the stallion Palo Alto,
This record makes him the cham
plon trotting stallion of the world
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

A daring robbery of an express
tram took place between Milwau.
kee and Chicago last Saturday
night. Masked men stopped the
traln' burst open the express car
with nltro'glycerins bombs, and
the express messenger refusing to
open the safes, the robbers dumped
The two safes out of the car and
ordered the train men to pull
ahead. The supposition is that the
robbers had 4 wagon at hand and
hauled off the booty which
amounted to about 5000. No
clue to the robbers yet.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21


A lady in Grand Rapids, Mich,
was shot in the neck a few DAYS
ago by = 17-year-old boy, whom she
challenged to imita,e William Tell
in his aPple-shooting act 40 sxhib.
tied in a drama at one of the thea.
tiers. She used a potato instead of
an apple, and the boy drew a bead
on the target and pulled the trig.
ger. The revolver, which was
thought to be empty, proved to be
loaded and the bullet has not vet
been extracted from the woman's
neck, where it lodged.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

The latest "Ohio idea" is III. Z
the republican, will solve tho For.
aker-sherman fight by electipe
both OF them to the U. S. senate
and contest the election of Calvin
brlce' elected by the democrats to
succeed Senator Payne, ON the
ground that his election is illegal
inasmuch that he is 4 citizen Of
New York. We regard this a. q
miserable attempt to 60 the Idaho
legislature one better. It will be
nothing more than an attempt.
however. The Idaho record was
not made to be lowered by a few
presumptions Buckeyes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21

49, Locals ten cents per line for first insertion
Five Gents for each subsequent insertion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
eBIpeifernaGt.
Bon Rubsrt eamsrItus.

Sc nabt beran Die Mitternn4t.
eSnbeB mein Sinn, Itil briiteuo,
Nuf i6lummerlpiem 2dger
Dem uelien Sabr entge9enlua6t-
g8ie meine Yulie i6lasen!
lluo INNER nnl6 id lauiheu:
Ntir lit, ais bort itb rauldeu
Zen 8ieienItrom Der 3eit -
3, 10 uuenolih iueit,
limb ipieber bod 10 unbe!
@ebdmpit iuie iernes 2dutsu,
@ie ferne Snmmeri9ldss,
Der Sranbuug fern i'm 2atts
8erbrauienbe Gataraite,
90 balIt es mir i'm Saupte,
90 bait es mir i'm Obr! -
On irrIt! gtidt Sammeridlise
Sinb es. nidbt fernes 9duten.
gsidt ferHer 5lutb, i'm Tatte
SerbrnuIenos Gatarnfte,
uno ni6t oes Strous Der 9eiten
Berraulden uno 8erriuneH
9es eis'uen SImes 8elIe,
&reiien0 in 9einem Saupt,
SITS, mas bel nddt'sem Siuneu
9ein Sbr aus lveiter Serre
9uupi ju ueruebmeu sIdubtl -
Sei's beun oes Blutes Iene
Sei auiseregtem Sinner,
Die oumpi i'm DIR mir rauidlt!
g lit bod bic Belt, Die i9neIIe.
Die ibrem iuilOen Sasen
eSu meiuem 9erSi6las lauIdti
9enu MIR neil Bulie idlaseH.
lluo MIR ipeil SerSen po6eH,
uno nur neil 6irne fodeu,
8irS i'll Der gSelt seiproheu,
Das bort pom Gtrom Der 3eit:
limb uur i'm @eiIte sriiubet
9as Weer, in benz er miiHbet,
0ns Neer Der Gfuislsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

Gin pOetii6er Iber.
fIaube. 8enn I'M Stamme Der Se'
Ietas enoinner elm Mdb6en itirbt, tuiro
lin Yu9el eiuseiperrt, bis er anfdnst.
isins Gtimue gum @eian9e Su priiieu.
Damn iebt man ben Sossl auf oas
Srab Der @erftorbenen, trdst ibm
BriBe, Siiic uno 3drtfi9feiten OIL iis
,uf Ofinst ben 9dfis unb ldBt i'm frei.
Die Snbinner slauben. er peroe Die
Sliisel nibt suiammen legen unb bic
ausen nibt idlieBen, Biz er in's 2ano
ber Setter gefommen, bic Geliebts uuo
8erlurene sefuuben unb ibr bic nit.
Iesebeneu Muftrdse iiberbra9t babe.
Es seidisbt, baB elmer 2Obten orsiBis
biz fiHi;ig S6seI Hadseienbet iueroen,
- StiIbfltbe. .Sarbas
suiias Bart mar burd ben 2ii6 &C.
Da6ien: Die unters Sdlfte riH9elt ii9
am SObsn eutIans, iudbreub bic obere,
balb i'm SdlnIs nod. trauris ben &ppf
bhttelts uno laneiom cine 2brGue nab
Yer anSeren fallen lies.~
Gr: G6on mieber Elm
ueues Sleib, liebe gmma? 9u bdtteIt
.ieeutlid siuen Observation-Disclosures bel
rotbeu ioQeu. - sic: Bie 70 benn?-
Er: Gem bdtteit 9u fOrtrudbreno ~
ueusH sIussobsu perbOlfeH!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

-Spr nunm ebr etfpa iedsz
zig Sabreu erbielt ein Stabsoiiicier oas
COMMANDO elmer Seituns i'm @liaB, uno
bieuiteifris uuo fitr bic Gploaten be-
ior9t, besann CT iidl nit ieoer @injels
belt beS 9ienites befaunt su MAIDEN.
8ei elmer ieiner Suipettiunen fanb er
cine S6ilopa6e Ubne iidtbaren ,3ped
ne6en einem iuurmiti6igeu uno IN
9riimmer fallenben Stafet, bas einen
0of pbue na6weisbare milit6ril6e Be-
beutliug in Stuei 9beile abtrennte; Der
9ommanoaHt ertunbi9te iid beim Waiur
ua6 Der ytDtbpenbisfeit, bier cine
Sdilbwade aitiSuiteaen; man ontipors
tete ibm, oaB iie imnIer oa 9etueien iei,
unb baB ieiu SUrgdnser idUu iie bort
geIunben uno beibebalten babe. 0aS
mar fein @ruub - ilm ben bartnddi9en
Gommanoanten su befrieoi9en, muB
man enOlid 9tadfuridunseu auitelleu;
man our6St6berte bic Regiitraturen, ,alte
Rapiere, 9asebiiber, Die iib in Der Sc
flung finben, uub entbedt cnblid, bnB
ppr 35 Sabreu ieues Statst, ipelbes
oamals einem militdriiden 3pede
biente, tpieber berseitellt uno nneeitri,
ben mar. Die S9iloipade IolIte pers
bitten, baB bic friide SelIarbe berilbrt
tperoe. Seitbem iunr Der 8pIen - 50
lanee Sabre = an bieier Stellc seblie.
ben, uuo 3 Sulbateu auf ie "a Stuuben
aerednet, batten etiua 10000 Wanu Die
Deliarbe beiunht.
- Gin 8abicaImitteG. Sm
Ebeater beldftist Elm !Serr ieinsn Sors
hermann, iiber befen S6ulter er ii6
unaus9eiebt Iebnt. Slide uno 8eiues
auuaen iiuo iuirfrnsslos. 9a Siebt Der
5ebrdnste isin S6nupftut unO idbrt
Ieinem 6iutermnun oamit es9eu Die
RaIe. g8itbeub IdnelIt bieier Suriif:
.8aS fol- bas beiBeH, mein Serr?" --
%, 8erjeibuus, i6 oudte, bns iudr'
ueine Raie!"
- Guh elm 8erui. .@as
modt Sbr Spbn, iuel6eu 8eruf bat er
setp6blt?@ v@r partst ieBt nuf cine
briIIante gGrtir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Gptnefer!

9tatirlid. Der Gag 1T sernoe baSu
gema6t. Inn iiber SplpeIter plauoern 5ll
tonneH. n0ans, Sunse, ueiBt On, mas
Splueiter iit?" % ia. &npn. Splues
iter ;it-" p9ta. beraiS bamit!" vSDlue.
iter lit. iuenu mir bis ;w6lf ll6r aufblei.
ben biirfen unO 9unid Su trinten trie.
gen uno 8ianntuden eien, uno - uno
-" g9tlln, uno?" ~ uno wenn Inn1
8lei 9ieBt," platte Der Sunqe beraus.
~SO, 10. Uem gInnD Slei sieBt; 1T bas
gmes, mas Du bonn Splueiter iueiBt?"
rSa, Hapn". SD mar drgerIif; Der
Suu9e uuBte Deiter nibts, als pom
giieu, Trinteu uno SleigieBen am
Splpeiter. rSier, mein S0bn6cn, lies
bies einmal uor."
!0an5 nabm oas Bud uno InS 4:
rSplueiter lit Der Same Stueier r6mi.
ider Bdpite Splueiter l. Waro 314
ouf ben pdpItlitben Stubl erbuben -"
SD lab ben Sun9en miBtrauii9 an.
Splueiter? r6nliide Bdpite 9a mar
t6 i90H rein9efallen. SD iurllte mel.
uem Sun9en ben 8e9rlff bonn Splpe.
iterabenO tlar MAIDEN unO Nun fam er
nit r6mii6eu Ydpiten. v9tn, lies nur
ipeiter!" - erloben. @r itarb am
lebten Gage -" glb, i6 utbmete auf
am lebten Gage; bas mar ibUn ettuas,
- am lebteu Gage bes Sabres 335,
uno es fiibrt Der glbeno oieie5 Cages
nod iebt leinen Namen." Gutt iei
9anf, 0a lam es enbli9. ,Siebit
8u nuh uie bumm On nod bit,
Saus ?"
pSa, 8apa!A
$50. bas iiebIt On tuenisiteus Elm +;
seb' biuau5 NIB lerue ben Sab bonn
Bapit Splueiter |. ausipenbig. Seute
glbeuo iOllit Du i'm mir uuria9en.
San5 eing, I'M bebeuteube &enntniiie
reider. binaus. SD m69te iuobl nil.
fen, oh iib piele beute nit jeuem alten
BapIt bei6diti9en. Ser Sunge tbut
mir eigeutli6 leio. @r bat li9 10 bib
i6e 8esriife pom Splueiter. sIbeuO slt.
re9t semadt, unb nuu ioa er bieIelben
umltoBeu uu0 neue oil oeren Stelle
ieBen. uno bate er oenn gar 70 I'm.
re6t? SD mb6te petten, inter bunbert
Wenl9en werben ipenisltens iiinfjis bic
gtntwort seben: Gplpelter lit, iuenn
gta6ts rtm ,3p6li Siite einsetrieben
tperbeu, Gabau unb @eioble auf ben
straBen berri4t, 9r Reuiabr germ.
fen miro uno Der mmenbe Mpr9en
llnnuiIen BON Serinssiulat peri6linst.
g9 pas, Der Sunge at in ieiner glrt
san; Re6t. guni9 Die 2Oiuus bes
Iesten glbeuoS i'm Sabre; iuobl oem,
Der ipeldeu bat. Ntit Yunid iOl Der
leBte SrOpfen pon 8itterfeit binwes9es
ipilt iuerben, ben oas uersauseue Sabr
se5eiti9t bat unO nit Yunib iolI bas
jung beraufSieGenoe Sabr besriiBt iuer.
ben. S6, III oisiem Sabr miro tein
Runib unb tein anoerer Sylueltertraut
senii9eu, I'M ale Sitterfeiteu oes psrs
panseuen Sabres fOrtSuipiilen. Gs
mar eiu b0ies Sabr. @ir ieben e5
germ i6uiuoen 81 ienen 9rauen Sabren,
Delde waren. llno trob alleOem lit
IS ni6t arm selueleu aud on erbebenben,
ftOl5en Grei9niIIer. gSas fnIpft li6
ellle8 baran! Britben irOber $ooifnuns
Ben, aus Shrdneniaat beruorseiprOBt.
Ni69e oas junse Sabr iie besen uno
pflegeu, iene Sliitben. uno tein 8aub,
reif Iie pernidbten. 9as 1T Die freuoise
6uffnuug. nit Der mir in Sic Sforte oeS
aeuen .3eitraumeS etntreten!