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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-23

Ex-Judge Briggs, of Philadelphia, the
cold water nominee for the State Supreme
Court, was the next speaker. In opening
he said: "We are told that prohibition
doesn't prohibit. but it does 1t prohibits
in Pennsylvania as far as it goes At pres
ent there is an average of one license to
every 800 inhabitants. The other 499 of us
are prohibited from entering the business,
and we obey the law. Is there any one to
say that the FIVE hundredth man will not
have to obey the law if the prohibition is
extended to him, and the special monopoly
he now enjoys abolished? High license en-
courages the liquor habit and engratts it
upon our business, political and social
system, and forces the deal srs to work for
increased business to get back the license
fee: The Republican party is a rum party,
and the Democratic party is a rum party
from the cradle to the grave. License or no
license is the only difference. The women
are all with us, and the reason is the same
as that which made the slaves of the South
pray for the success of the Union forces
during the war The women are now the
victims of the rum power, but they will yet
be the victorS"
Judge Briggs then turned his attention
to the new voting system and said: eW,
must not forget to denounce ON everyjoc-
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16

viii give prompt and courteous replies 10
them. With our knowledge Of the live stock
trade, gained BY Years OF hard work, we
know that We are in position 20 be OF great
bentis TO the farmers of the west To
place before them the information that we
possess is a part Of our business in which
we take the greatest pride. Our best and
safest customer is always the man who
knows his business, and exerts hln self TO
obtain knowledge. By being in touch and
close sympathy with those engaged in the
production of live stock, we are enabled to
q Cumulate q fund Cf knowledge t6at will
be useful to them as well az ourselves.
We feel coD6dens Of better prices for
cattle IN short time. The general tone of
cunfdvnCe in all circles of business con-
vinCes us that there reed be no hesitation
in promoting enterprises Of all kinds, pro-
vided they are legitimate.
In conclusion we desire to thank the farm
era of Kansas for favora shown uR, and 60
assure them that our Only ambition il TO
get their business and to handle lt well
when we do get it. Now; then, let US have
q larger business in order that We may make
OF our house an institution Of which western
people can feel proud. We are the servants
Of the people, not their masters. Very
truly yours,
LARIMER, SMITH & BRIDGREoRD,
Live Stock Commission MerchsDta,
Kansas City. Mo.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16

minutes ago / would wager all had on
his election" Upon inquiry, he stated
that he had bAen a close student Of hu-
man nature for forty years and that he
never in his life saw q man beat on whose
side the Hebrews were. II don't know
why it ID" said he, shut you notice and
you will observe the very same thing"
Now then, this was superstition in one
sense, but in another sense it is not. The
Hebrews are exclusively business peo-
pie, and the reason they flock to the
standard Of q man is because his election
will better subserve business interests.
That is the reason they visited Mr.. Long
at the Carey Sunday evening. 1t was
essential y a natural thing to do in this
crisis.-Wichna Eagle, Oct ,ber 26.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16

Wichita II lgle, November 4.
Ben Simpson figures A. W. Smiths ma
iority for governor at from $4,000 to 40,
600. Kansas City Gazette, July II, 1892
A good MANY close observers will be
surprised next Wednesday il A. W.
Smiths majority for governor falls short
Of 40 O0--Capital, November 8.
Lewelling is losing his following at the
rate Of 2 per cent. a day This is little
in excess OF his usual rate Of discount
Kansas City Journal, October 5, 1892.
The republicans will carry every county
in the Fourth congressional district. Put
this in your hat band till after the cleo
tion.- Dorado Republican, July 20,
1892.
Things were little lukewarm at first,
but the republicans are getting warmed
up. BY the way, the republicans are
great on the home stretch Wichita
Eagle November &.
The state alliance will meet in EN-
poria in November, after election. The
people OF our city will tend ,r them sim
Cere sympathy ON the result Of the
cyclone billed for November 8.--Emporis
Gazette, September 8, 1892.
With faces long enough to drink but
termilk out OF churn, the local demo-
Pops are hustling around to save q part
Of the county ticket, having given up the
state and congressional fight as hopeless.
Wichita Eagle, October 10, 1892.
The alliance orators should make all
they can out OF the farmers in the pres
emit canvass The chances are that there
will never again be a "People's party"
ticket in any field, national, state or
county Lawrence Journal, October "a.
AT the present gait Mr.. LewelllDg
would have to talk every night for three
years to have every voter in Kansas hear
HIM. 1t is hopeless task, and in No
vember Mr.. Lewelling will have an
aggravated case OF that tired telling.
Daily World, September 3.
Chairman Carter modestly puts the re-
publican plurality in New York at 10000.
As likely as not, however, it will go to
10000 or $4,000. New York is bound to
be moved by the influences that are
making this republican year,Kansas
City Journal, September 20.
The Kansas City Times Topeka GORE,
Bpondent thinks that the. republican
candidates for congress in the First, Sec
ond, Fourth and Seventh Kansas dis
tricts will surely be elected, and that
Humphrey has fair showing in the
Third. Humphrey will be elected by q
good majority, and don't you doubt it for
a minute. Republican Traveller, Octo-
bsr n.
Veterans nf the b'ue and Of the gray are be-
grming 20 stubb0rD In their tenden'y to Aflllate
O. n the war were rally over that bloody shirt
pNlll"a IN ,h's campaign Ia having time Of IT,
Kansas Gun Times.
The fellows who carry pokeberry-
stained shirts around in professions and
then 60 through the childish ceremony
Of fburying them are the ones who are
having time Of it. Their time, how
ever. will be short two months more and
they will be buried.-Emporia Republi-
can, September /.
Reliable information from every por-
tion OF the state that the opposition is
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16

Said Farmer Smith to q Kansas City
reporter: "There's no doubt OF my eleC-
tion. The campaign is in excellent shape
every way. 1t is the most enthusiastic
campaign there has been in Kansas for
many year. Never since the sur, ender
at Appomatox did the old soldiers take
such an interest. The ladies are also
taking hold and adding much enthusi-
asm. I cannot estimate my majority at
this time, but it will be safe.--Emporia
Republican, October 18.
That the Harrison electors will receive
q msjority Of the votes Of Kansas voters
is as certain as that the sun will rise and
set on election day. What 10 more cer-
tain is that Smith will receive larger
vote than the electors. Many democrats
may vote for the Weaver electors; many
democrats who will do so will not vote
for the fusion state ticket. The honor
and credit Of Kansas will be best sub
served by the election OF the republican
ticket-Atchison Champion, July 10.
Rev. Bernard Kelley, of Kansas, who
was captain in an Ohio eglment, called
at the state headquarters yesterday, hav-
ing just returned from the national en-.
csmplnent Of the Grand Army, Of which
he is an active member. "We shall carry
Kansas" " said the Methodist preacher.
"from the top to the bottom OF the ticket,
and elect all but two and possibly all Of
the congressman. The soldier element
has left the Populist party very gener-
ally and is in the republican ranks again.
The democrats for the most part will
vote the Weaver electoral ticket to help
Cleveland, while many Popullsts will vote
the Harrison electoral ticket because
they prefer Harrison to Cleveland. The
veterans and their SONS control Kansas
as they do not any other state, and they
are for the man who is comrade rather
than one who, to use the phrase Of Gen.
eral Sickles, was represented in the war
by q substitute. ."-Indianspolls Journal,
October 20.
CHARLES FOSTER AS A PROPHET.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-Secretary
OF the Treasury Foster says: "Esrly in
the campaign / gave it as my opinion
that Mr.. Harrison would carry every
northern state. / have since modified
this p ediction to the extent Of excepting
Nevada. The Peoples party may carry
that state, but Mr.. Harrison will carry
all the rest Of the north. The regis
tration has prsstically settled the cleo
tion. Mr.. Harrison is as good as reelected
now. He will not lose western state
except possibly Nevada, and will carry
Indiana, Connecticut, Delaware and al
most certainly New York"
SUPERSTITION IN POLITICS.
Everybody decries superstition and
laughs at it, but few it any are free from
it's influences. 1t exists even in the po-
litical arena, and it is certainly very
strange to find how many of the men
having the great affairs Of the state in
their minds, who indulge in its fancies.
This was finely illustrated Sunday even
ing at the Carey hotel. A we'll known
gentleman and man Of some promi-
nence, not only local but state, was in the
Office when number of Jewish citizens
entered the hotel in bunch. In this
way they attracted attention, and inquiry
urna nafnrnllv made az To thair nil sinn-
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16

Compressed air for elevating water and Riving
IL pressure At small expepBe you can secure
water from vour well or c'Ston for every room
ready 10 4 Nv when thu fance' II turned. The
pressure Is such rs VIII throw Wato from Q h0so
tn ths halehth Of the ordinary b Dge IN case Of
nre. Nr lawns can be b-auti6ed with fnnn-
tains. The grass and Garden can be watered By
means Ofa M attached to lawn snrinkler OF
hydrant WIN be Rlsd TO mail Vnu circular Ard
prices, giving oil necessary Information, upon
KIRTLEY BROS,
la1S wAlAus st., KANSAS oITY. NO.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16

TrIFnnAnlIV taught. Gradustes assisted
kEKhPHN to positions Only txclu-
lLLLuAI II slvsseScSii, I aSII Kss.Ss; !, oHIly .I
World. The best on eaith More advantages
than 10 offered by all other ScnO Is combine d.
9S5 pay for average course" including tuition.
board. room and washing, for the dTst 20 answer.
Ing this ''ad." Write nc once. For paAC year we
have been unable to AL orders for our graduates.
Address w. Fl. SKuL ION, Mgr,
"LOck Box 77O," Sallna. KaS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
500 etneS MenpIutton6rS tutSer
@iuctt.

Sn Wtaorio lift Dor etpa nier3ebn Sagen
Carlos Wfarfori. Wtarquis De Sofa, Elm 9te>
DOlIttOldr tDi0er lSilen, ge1torben.
Den alteren unierer Geier miro Der gian1e
nod in gutsm @eodhtniB Iein, neuerotngs
fretlt6 bat man oenlelben nur b06ft lelten
Doer 9arntdt nenne boren.-Wlarfori mar
elmer Der aablrei6en @eliebten Der &0niair
ISABELLA II. bon Spauien. SObn zines
italienii6en &ohs in Gaoir, puroe er
Sfft3ter in Der Uiarine; SnfanIerie uno 3og
ais iolAer Ourd leine ungetu0bnli6 eld1s
3er0e, mQnnlt6e Gri9einung Die Qufmerfz
l%alfeit Der SOni9in auf 1t6, Die ibn alsz
balo 81 ibrem 9iebbaber erbob unb tbn NIT
GGren uno 8iir0en iberbGufte. ga er it6
gum gefigtgen gBert3eug Der Wiooeraops
bergab, unO ieinen @infLuB ouf Die R0nieiu
Al Oeren @Hniten ~pertpanote, 10 tDuroe er
niht nur f0ntgliher &ammerberr unb SSnz
baber Der bo6iten ipenil6en uno Dieler
ausldnbilder SrOen, ionoern aud Wtitz
glieo Der Nlbgeoronetentammer, @ouuerz
lerr bon Wfaori0, 0reimaL W1inifter uno
lebenslGnglt6er Senator.
Snoeiieu CT murDe 0ur6 ietne 8erl6men<
bung, Die in Spanien immermebr etns
reiBenoe 8eamten corruption, 3u uelGer
CT baS 8eiipiel 9egeben bate, unb bur6
Die S6an1, neI6e fi6 allmGbLi6 in INNER
neiteren &reiien iibcr Die Sffentunoisfeit
ielnes Ger9Gltniiies sar &Onisin 0es ipas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
m0dentide 3uinois staats5eitune nlontae y. 3uni 1892

vOas 9utbertbum in @merifa" fir ftrefge
Nufre6tbaltung oes N%ugsburger @Iau@
benSbetenntniiies elm. Gr mar elmer Der
@riinoer bes BreDieerleminars in Wount
@irp, Oeiien eriter 8rofeiior fir's 9euti@e
er muroe.
Sett 1849 tpar ct elm Mitglieo ser Deuts
i6en @eieli6aft bon Bbilaoelpbia uno
uiele Sabre lang 0orltBer ibres Bibliotbefz
Golnites. @benio mar er Sabre lang Elm
Direftor bes 9eutiben 6ospitals uno ein
Bfleeer beS neugegrinbeten WearD 0rerelz
6eins, peldes eiu Qltenbeim, ein
&inoerbospital, cine Dtafoniitinneni6ule
nnb cine b0bere S0hterl9ule umfaBt u1o
befanntlih cine Sttftung BON Derrn Sos
bann 9. 2anfenau lit. Nufopferno mirtte
er aud fir lutberil6e 8atlenanitalten.
Serner tpar er transformations WtitgLieo
Der penniDlDanii6en 8ibels @eieni6aft uno
Der biitorii6en @eleul9aft BON 9ennlpLcaa
MEN.
0ieier GbriB ieines 2ebens uno 8irfens
gibt bas Bib elmer gans auBeroroentliben
Sbdtiafeit nah ieoer &i6tung zines @eiits
li6en, zines @elebrten uno zines Bolts
names, Der it6 in allen &reilen bobe 9l1>
tung uno 3unetgnng ertDorben uno oeiien
M~noenfen bon Saulenoen leiner Befanntet
uno Sreunoe innerbalb uno auBerbalb leiz
ner STRIDE In @bren 9ebalten psroen wirO."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27

ftdtt, in tpel1er Der ultr1r1prt1ne 9etB1porH
bon 3o6 Die occupation EontS ais elm
S1anDmerf Der GGsolution bran0martte,
bos nimlner anerfannt tperoen oiirfe. yto6
iu1mer 6errl1e Die latrile9tl6e Eegterung
I'M QuirinaL unb nod INNER blelten Die
1riftLthen WtG6te bort @eianote. 9as
mii1Ie an0ers tperben! Der Baplt lei IN
@abrbeit eln @efangener in leinem BaIaite,
aus benz er, auf oas 9enfmal zines feBez
ridden Wt0n6eS (@ioroano Bruno) auf
benz Campo Stort unb auf cine teBeriihe
Sbule an Der @ngelsbri6e l6auen MULE.
Sci bieS Sreihett? lInertrGglt6 erIhetne
Die Sage bes beiligen gaterS, Die gegen aues
8Dlferre6t aei6affen Jet nno geyen Die oas
fatbOlii6e 8olt BITS CUR 9Gn3Lthen 8elettIz
9ung proteittren meroe, Dte IS IN Settl9z
lamb niht rate, Bis Die bertriebenen
Srcensbrioer Suriid9erufeI, Die &uLturz
fampf9elebe Bis auf Die Iebte Spur beleittgt
n Die S6ulnerbdltni1ie na6 cen fird7
Ii6en Soroerungen 9%eoronet leten. Sb Der
feurige 0te6ner Dies aueS lelblt Dobl erleben
nirD? @lIdli9er @etie lGBt ii6 bas STAB
Der Weltgel6i6te ni6t aurldldteben.
Gubiger uno frieoli6er atng IS IN
8rauni6netg 5u, mo 3ugleI6er !3ett Der
9an1tl6e @el6thtsDerein uno Die au9e>
meine Serlammiung Der oeutlder1 meteoro>
sil9eu @eieui6aft tu9ten, Iebtere c%rnannte
3tpei Nmeritaner gu @brenmitglteoern,
0arrineton unb Nbbe in @aibington. 0ie
8erbanolunseu Oerielben tparen nortpies
aeno Notwithstanding. bon augentetnem
Snter.iie tpar nur Die Wtittbeilung zines
Mr5tes, Der 3mOlf Sabre btnourb IN Der
Staot 8rauni6meie nno in oeren 9SeI6z
bib N1eiinnsen Des OsonsebaItes Der 2uft
poreenommen bate. SIS ergab it3 nun.
OaB I'M Serbit 1889 .uno 81, geraoe aur
.3sit Der Snfluen3a : @pioemien. Der
atmoipbdrti6e SaongebaIt Die 9I5er1t gs7
rinae Wtense bon 10 Yro5ent oes JtormalS
tpertbes betrue. SIS Jet pinldensmertb
bapon &enntniB gu nebmen. UNI gu erfor>
i9en, oh oteie Gri9einuns it9 aud anOsrz
mdrts pieDerbolt babe, tnoel1en Ourfte lt0
bieler @unih ihmerli6 erfllen, tpenl1
ni6t etpa 3ufalig aud anOere Msteorolos
gen auf ben @tnfaa seratben itnb, in ben
namltden Sabren berartise 8eobantu1ss1
anSuiteuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
80SeS @etter&

9as Sriibiabr 1892 tpteo SEN 8etppbz
nern zines groBen Sbetls Der Ser. Staten
LANCE i'm Nnoenfen bletben penn aud
in feinem angenebmen. 9uf etneu ut1s
freunoli6en Qpril foLgte elm 10 anbaIteno
fnlter Weal, tple ibn Die befaInten Glte1ten
Senpbner pprber erlebt Al Daben ftb nl6t
erinnern t0nner, un0 Delln Der Stunt aud
@Grme 5ra9te, 10 fam NIT ibm cine 10 UNI
gep0bnIi1e Wlenge bon @etpttterregen, oaB
man nobl ooer abel auf ben @eoanfen
fommen mug, Is Jet irgenotDo in Der giatur
cine S6raubs Los. gSel6e? Oas m6gen
Die 6erren @eLebrten %entldleioen. 3tpei
uno orei @eDitter inner6al6 BON "a Stuns
Den, nod oa3u BON 10 anbaltenoer 0auer,
uuo obne nadfolgenbeS flares Wetter gu
b%ringen, eebDren Dabrli6 81 ben unerbOrten
0inger.
llnO babel lit es Elm Srrtbum 3u g%lauben,
oab nur mir bier in Chicago gang belouoers
i6limm getroffeu iino. QleroingS baben
bic lebten Sage am %. Sum- fieIen bon
Z ltbr MorQenS bis Z llbr 9lbenbs auein
2.30 3oa &egen - unlere 9tte0erl6lagSz
Stffer ~bebeuten0 erb0Dt, reAnet mani aber
Die leit benz l. O1GrS unO bis gum q. Sum-
gefallene @elammtregenmenge, 10 1atten
mir bis gum leBt9eEannten Sage nut ATT
3ou mebr Gegen ge9abt, als unS norntaler
9Setle aufomrlt, DGbrsno Dubuque in
Soma nit 11.61, Davenport nit 8.21, 3a
@roi1e nit 6.53, Ouluth nit 6.52, Suron
III SIOz9atota nit 60, Yalentlne in
gtebraSfa nit $40, &anias GitD nit 5.76,
WtiIrpaIfee nit 5.54, Sanoustp in Sbio
nit 6.95, Detroit nit 7.72, Sort Smitb
in Nrfanias nit 6.76 53ou mcbr Gegen, ais
ibnelr normal 3utat1, uer3eihnet iteben.
SHE hfer npr,pthuptcu S0rtp nchp1 p;I1ot1
aiemlib guten 8egriff bon Dem @ebtet,
iiber meL1eS fih Oieier ungenOhnIid)e
Gegen ergojien bat, u1o leioer nod INNER
ergteBt. IS rei6t pom SberenzSee bis
mad 9lrfa1lnS i'm SiiOen, bis mad See
brasfa uno 0atota i'm Weiteu, all Die
QlQs9beuieS I'M Often uno Sioen, iiber
tpelGe binaus es it6 audi liioli6 unb iioz
Ditli6 ilber etHen S6eil Don Genneliee, Sem
tudp uno Suo@@aroltna eritredt. Suinois
Itegt fat g0nS in Dem namentlib in Der
lebten 98ode idUer beimgeiudten @ebiet.
9a in Den iiioli6en Ibeilen oesielben
Der 2Sei5en ihon ibnittreif 1T, llno Die
@rnte tbeiIiDeiie i6on b%eeonnen bat, lit bie>
les anbGltenoe Jte9entDetter cine i6tpere
Gorge fir Den Ga1onlann uno giebt au
erniten 8efirdtungen Gaum. 11no ods
UNI 10 nlebr, oils niht allein Der Weisen III
@eIabr ltebt. SSn einem 9roBen She'll oes
H0roItden Suinois uuo namentli6 in Biss
conltn lit IS nod ni9t ~geLunger, ben Wlois
81 pflan5en. l1nO es ptro einen unge>
pObnlt9 ginittgen CONNER nebmen, um
III otelen @egenocn 0enlel6en mod 3ur Jteife
81 brtngen. boffen mir benr, DaB oas
bas aIte Sprii1wort: r@uf 1tesen folgt
Sonneni dein" iid reht onbalteno bemabrz
betten nt0ge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27

niihen 8oltcs bcmd6tt9te, int Sabre 1868
Die uria6e ibres Stur5es nno tbrer Serz
%bannung. ST foIste tbr in otele mad
8aris. uno bIieb bis 1875 bet tbr. 0ann
erbieIt audi ct in Der. 9unlt oer 8ontgtn
einen gia6folger, unO fehrte mad Spanlelt
auriid, mo- CT ieitber fill unb 3urlld9ez
aogen auf ieinen @itern lebte.
@r itarb aLS edter SDanier. TT bate
in Der lebten 3eit ain &rebs geltttel1. ulto
oils CT iein Sterbeitanblein nabe fliblte, lteB
er iein S1lafgema6 in cine Sapele unz
monoeln, erbob it6 pon letnen1 Eager,
legte ieinen @alazQn3ug uno letne lanlntt1
Iihen Srben an, erbat it9 tele9rapbIl6 pen
Seoen Des 8apites, Der ibm aetDabrt
uuroe, unb IteB ii9 oann Die lette Selun9
ertbeilen. 11nD bann partete ct ruDtg letn
GnDe ob.
9aB ieine jebt 62idbrige @eliebte I%ettlet7
tpeaen Srauerfleiber ODER 6oftrauer al1ge7
lsgt bate, lift nidt gen1eloet moroen, uno
1T aud ni6t tpabri6einli6. 9en1 tie
fQme ia aug Dem Grauern gar nt9t
beraus, tpoate iie Seben betDeinen, Der tbr
pie Wtariori ~firSere oOer ldnsere 3ett btnz
Dur6 nabegeItanoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27

frotiihen S~artfs8eform betennet tDtr0, pas
mao fir ben einen ooer anoern unlerer
Mttbiraer uno ielbit fir Dtele, BON Delerts
Ild,eu oci1Gltli6em Snterelie letll, aber IS
tpirb Chicago ais @a13es nur mtfteloar PEE
riibren uno Die Woblfabrt unlerer Sfaot
meber nab bet einen, nod nab Der anoeren
Gid,tuna pelentli9 beetnlullen tonnen.
9qS @reiantB odgegen, aur ipelcbeS mir
ge,uo baben, berii1rt Die ganSe Staot, 1eoen
Gemobuer 0erielben, bonn llngIten bis sum
0ltelfen. POM Grmiten bis gum rei6iten; es
trGat Treuoe llno 8o6Ibe6ageu in ieben
8Qlolt urD iebe Suite; es fDrbert Die @ez
iunbheit urO Wo9lfabrt eines ieoen 8urz
oers unb oamit Der @eldmmtbett, uno mas
Das 8eite lit, eS lit Elm @reigniB fir INNER,
es 1T cine S6laht. Die i6ou gei6lagen lit
urib in Der Sbtcaso aeiiegt bat, uno Die
9Sril6te bteies Sieges mer0cn uns bletben
fir INNER, uno fDnnen rnS III bier Sabren
nidt mieber e~ntrillen meroen.
0aS @reigniB lit Die SoQenbung oes
8ier>W teilen >gSalier>S unnels. Wabren0
Das 8latformz@ ornite beS Otattonals@ Som
Dents ii6 NIT ben Stlberboloen berunS
i6lug, an1 %. Surf gtabmitta9s 2 ubr,
murDe Der leBte Stei1 in oenielben einges
fiigt, uno in finf ooer iedS 8oden. tpelhe
lkDlulA IkllI wv VII .Aab Wv OPAIN ~
9lrbeit III DertilgeM, i'm nod elnmal grlno@
lid nadsuieber, etpaise it6 nod 5ei9enoe
S6Q0en ausSubefiern, uno tbn grnn0tt1
aussunal6en, miro retnes flales Seez
i tua1ier Our6 i'm Der StaDt 5ugetlbrt iperz
ben. Die longi6bsigeu SIaaen Iber 3u
tnenia uno ilber i6muBige5 unO BON
@loQfen5 @raiIien peruurein!Qtes g0aIier IN
unierer @alierlettung neroen ~Derltunlnlen,
benn bis aIT bier Wetlen hinaus iino lOlde
0srunreiniQuu9eu nod ME beDbadtet NOR
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