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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
ElDORADO'S OPENING.
egypt Through Centuries An
Artistic and Effective Success.

After many promised Opening nights"
of the grand spectacle. Egypt Through
Centuries" at Eldorado, which were
spoiled by the unkindly elements. last
nights weather was propitioas. The
moon rose high and beautifully and the
night was perfect. AS had
been exdected. the show was
vast and spendid. It exceeded in pro-
portions and quality anything before at
tempted in outdoor exhibitions in this
country. Not only was it multitudinous
in the people displayed. but in all
respects it was as carefully ar
tistic and complete rs the best
of ordinary sized stage productions From
the broadcast effects to the smallest details
all was wonderfully effective aud perfect.
The management of such an affair amouns
to generalship, and Augustos Francioli,
the stranger brought from Europe to do
1t, proved himself complete mas
ter of the situation. Two other per-
sons introduced to our public were
dancers more agile and expert than had
been brought to US before in long while.
They were Elena Salmolraghi. woman
of remarkable grace and lightuess, and
Alfredo Blancihori, q big and brawny man,
who whirled like a demoniac dervlsh.
The vocal and instrumental music was
L.,
tval pieces between acts were applauded
by the audience, which filled the amphi-
theatre although its seating capacity is
said to be 10000. A special diversion.
while the curtain was down, was the
placarding of the Minneapolis nomina-
tions. along with pictures OF applicants
for Chicago choice
The spectacle is divided into five parts.
The first represented the sacrifice of
virgin to the divinity. in accordance with
the legendary practice of the worship
pers of the sun, who believed that
by casting their most beautiful maiden
into the Nile they brought on the en-
riching overflow Of thatriv There was
q gorgeous and multitudinous procession
OF officials and others resplendently robeu.
a religious rite with plenty of music. Il
love episode in which n gallant Prince
sought to rescue the living sacrifice, a
quite enchanting impersonat1on OF the
great Cleopatra, and. finally, a tremen-
dously big ballet. This made re-
splendent start for the nights enter
tainmeut, for the enormous stage Was
set forth with good scenery. the panto-
mimic expression OF the story was really
expressive enough to be understood, and
at the close the acre or so OF boards were
covered with atUracnVeiy coStumed and
picturesquely moved dancers.
In the second part. the first caravans
pilgrimage to Mecca was shown, with q
Bedouin camp at the foot of the Pyra-
mids. an imitation of Mohommedan wor-
fhip, choruses of Moslem zealots, and
other illustrations of life and customs on
the great desert.
Part third was devoted to the return of
the pilgrims to Cairo. with triumphal
arches at the city gate, festivities IN
which were introduced players and aero
bats, aud number of professional
tableaux representing things ranging in
time from the finding OF Moses TO
the opening OF the Suez Canal. For ten
minutes the stage was occupied
by troupe of tumblers. who work ed
1yl,-,o ,,i,,,, ,,ozt Nfon5o,, ,, ,,ro,t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Fire broke out yesterday in the two
story building at No. 420 Pallsade ave-
nue., occupied by Robert Buge rs paint
shop and owned by Garrett Wetzell. The
cunse of the fire is unknown. The
damage to the building and stock
amounts 10 So 700.
John J. Howard, OF No. 596 York
s rect, was committed for trial By Police
Justice O'Donnell this morning for
stealing his fathers silver watch. He was
arrested by Patrolman Monohan.
Constable Joe" Boland brought George
Dunken and Henry Bell to States prison
Yesterday. Ihev are negro crooks who
were caught utter having entered house
in Hoboken They will each serve eight
cen months in States Prison.
Six new citizens were made by Lay
Judge Kenny this morning. They were
three Irishmen, two Frenchmen and one
German.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
and sergeant-at-Arms, G. W. Wander
DOODLE BEATS COLOR.
Millionaire Gaddis Beats Niger
Murrell-0ther Millionaires
Back Him.
!speciol to the Jerseu cttu Nelps.

MINNEAPOLIS. June IL, 1S92.-It is un-
derstood that General Sewell, of New
jersey, first suggested the caucus of Har-
rison supporters that was held yesterday.
General Sewell received batch of tele-
grams yesterday urging him to use his
influence for Harrison. One of them
came from Amos Clark. of Elizabeth; one
from the Republican Central Committee
man of Lambertsville, and others from
the glass manufacturers OF South Jersey.
William Barlow received similar des-
patches from such leading Republicans
of Paterson as John w. GriRgs. Eugene
Emley and Henry l.. Butler. and from a
number of silk manufacturing firms.
HOLDING THEM UP.
DR.. Fl. G. Herold and Frank M. Parker,
of Newark, were appealed to bv many OF
their constituents to stand faithful TO the
President, aud they also received many
letters advising them that the people of
New Jersey did not believe Mr.. Blaine
was the strongest candidate.
Secretary Tracy seems to have good
many friends in New Jersey, for nearly
every telegram and letter which did not
favor the President favored him. Gill
bert Collins. of Jersey City, has received
nearly 100 messages from home asking
him to stand by the Administration.
Elisha b. Gaddis does not waste any
more time parading up and down in front
of the door of the committee on creden-
tiaIs. He was informed yesterday that
the committee would not consider the
case and that he could rest content.
HoBART's UKAsE.
1.-THE seat" Garret A. Hobart said, "be-
longs legally to John l. Blair. There is
no dispute about that. The committee
cannot give the credentials TO Murrell or
order Mr.. Gaddis to give them
to him, because he does not
know whether Blair will be
here or not. 70 all intents and pur-
poses he may be here row. There has
been no roll call to know that he is absent
Murrell may manage to find his way into
the Convention and make a fight there,
but. as the Harrison men will control
that body, there is no danger Of the New
ark man being robbed of his credentials" I"
What part is George A. Halsey taking
in this f1ghtf"
'Oh, he is with us. Mr.. Halsey is a
Blaine man, but is fair minded, and he is
using his Influence to prevent an outrage,
such as we feared the committee might
be inclined to perpetrate. He has seen
the chairman, and he will listen to no
nonsense from Murrell." !"
Mr. Gaddis said he had assurances from
the New York delegation, including Platt
and Warner Miller, that they would stand
by him. and he did not propose Co worry
any more about his seat.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
TINY CROW FOR BEN.

The Keystone Republican Club, organ
lied about two months ago with head
quarter at No. 435 Grove street, was the
first regularly organized club in the city
to ratify the nomination of Harrison. 1t
was at an adjourned meeting which was
followed by a social session or house.
warming. The Keystone has over one
hundred members. John Rotterdam is
President; Joseph Walsh and Thomas
Mallon, Vice Presidents; William j..
Crowley, Corresponding Secretary; Louis
A. Negraval, Financial Secretary; James
Nichols, Treasurer: and Alexander Gal
lagher, Sergeant-at-Arms. Short adj
dresses were made by various members
of the Association, and also by Ex-Alder-
man Simeon Smith, who dropped in for
half an hour or so, Sandwiches, coffee
and other liquid refreshments were
bountifully served and enjoyed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
DUTCH COURAGE.
Greenville Republicans TOning up Thei
snirits With Gunpovder

Greenville Republicans Toning up Their
Spirits With Gunpowder.
The Minkakwa Republican Club of
Greenville held a special meeting last
evening to endorse the nominations.
AS soon as the news reached Green
VILE transparency bearing the inscrip-
tion "For President. Benjamin Harrison,
of Indiana" was put up in
the window of the club house. This W as
at half-past six O'Clock, and the club
claims the honor of putting up the first
campaign transparency in Hudson county.
At seven o'clock salute of 81 guns was
fined.
AT the close of the special meeting the
members of the Greenville League Re-
publican Club aud the Minkak-
wa Club met and organized The
Harrison Reid Republican League
Club. The following officers were elected:
President. Adam Reid; Vice President.
Charles A. Rose; Recording Secretary. j..
F. Spengeman; Financial Secretary, Win
field G. Dunn; Treasurer, q. II. Merke (;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
HlER STILL MORE INDICTED.

John Hyer was taken from the County
Jail this morning and arraigned in the
Special Sessions Court on two indictments
for forgery. He pleaded not guilty aud
was taken back to the Jail. This makes
three indictments which have been pre-
seuted against Eyer. one for embezzle-
ment and two for forgery, and the aggre-
gate bail required is $1,000; Since Hyer's
been very devoted and has visited him
daily. II is likely that Hyer will be tried
after the Stocker murder trial
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
The p III. o,Neills, Exeursion.

The committee in charge of the arrangements
Tor the big P. II. O'Nel Association excursion
on Monday next, have perfected arrangements
SO that there is no doubt but that it will be q
delightful and successful affair Oakdale Park,
Oh the Hudson WI be the landing point.
Two steamboat and four barges have been
chartered for II occasion, and will leave Morris
street dock at nine A. NJ. sharp, returning, the
Association guarantees, at half past eight +. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
From Friend to Friend

Goes the story of the excellence of Hoods Sar-
saparilla and what it has accomplished, and
this is the strongest advertising which is done
on behalf of this medicine. We endeavor to tell
honestly what Hoods Sarsaparilla is and what
il will do but what it has done is far more inn
portaut and far more potent. Its unequalled
record of cures is sure to convince those who
have never tried Hoods Sarsaparilla that 1t is
an excellent medicine
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

art and Corporation Atrorr ey Mluturn for
the city OF Hoboken. Mr.. MInturu claims
that a. mechanics lien cannot be fled
against city property, neither can a lien
be filed against floating property.
Judge Daily maintains that the bath is
not floating property inasmuch as it rests
on land which belongs TO the city. The
Court took the papers in the case and re-
served its decision
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
False ECONOMY.

Is practiced by people who buy inferior articles
Of food because cheaper than standard goods
infants are entitled to the best food obtainable
Il is a fact that the Gail Borden Eagle eBrand'
condensed Milk is thebest infant food. Your
Grocer and druggist keep it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

WASHINGTON June IL. 1892. Weather in
dications for twenty-four hours for East
ern New York, New Jersey and Eastern
Pennsylvania:-Fair, stationary tempera-
ture.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
CALI IN THE U. S. JUDGES.
Does the Hoboken Bath Cruise Upon the
High seas.


The case of John Stewart against the
CITY of Hoboken was before judge Werts
this morning. Stewards claim is tor
S700 for building the Hoboken Bath.
John Meighan had the original contract
and suDlet it 10 Stewart. When the work
was completed Meeghan refused to pay
Stewart and Stewart endeavored to stop
the payment ny the city of Hoboken to
Meeghan but Stewart AYERS that through
the carelessness of some of the officials
his claim was ignored and the money was
paid to heehan.
Judge Daily appeared on behalf of Stew
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

Are you going on the Excursion of P. II
O'Neill Association next Mondayy*@*
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

10 other Sarsaparilla possesses the Combin-
alton, Proportion. and Process which make
Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

The Excursion of the P. Il. O'Neill Association
on Monday next will positively return at $3.50
P. M.F.*
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

On the Excursion of the o'Neill Association,
sir. she said. ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11

Where are you going next Monday, my pretty
maid?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
&9ie 3mn0e1t, cute Screen.

Die Yar1etldtmpferelen IInD in 0telem
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uno ntdt ans lDren 0er5en.
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lhnnt batten, lteBet nun cine Der ~eriter
OanDlungen tDre5 acknowledgements odrill
belteben, DGB lie III teterIlb cr9reijenoer
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ner ibre innlQe &Detllabme oarbradlten.
90 etipas muB leoeln Observation-Disclosures
bergen in Dlelem Sanoe tDobltbull, nt0t mr.
Dem BON Grauer ertluten 0er5en Slalue's.
Oerartlge bel auberoroentlichen Gele9el1z
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ertreullGer Bepets alnerltanll1er 0er3ensz
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&ii9en. Warunl tam lid a6er ntbt auh
Die 3unge Des anerltaallben Bartetmannes
gut un0 lduberll0 beHebmel !?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
rD6dentIide 5ninois Stats 5eitune montas, p. 5uni 1892

oeres 8erfabren einidlGat alS oas alges
meine. Sin @tiey iiber oteie Nn9elegenbett
lolte niht pom ELECTROMAGNETIC aus aes
maht meroen. Nber leioer fam lreoer ole
Sbatlade, baB bieieS mi6tige @rforoerniB
bon oerS taatsgeieb9ebung ilberieDen muroe,
nod Die M0gIihtett, oaB oaS fra9lt6e
@eieB 5u l6merem l1nre6t fitbrt, uEs be-
rehttgcn, oieles mad benz WOrtlaute Der
gerfaiiune suldiiise @eieB fiir perfailunsss
miorig gu ertldren."
Die Beouitanoer oes Wi6iganer Nuss
nabmes @elebeS peroen beirr SberbunoeS7
gertdt Berufun9 einle9en.
Seoenfals lit aber Die @ntideioung oes
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bare moralilhe 8ranomarfung Der Ssr1
iiber bes in Betradt fommenoen @elebes,
cine 8ranbmartung, melde ibren @influB
auf re6tlib oentenoe Wdbler lelbit in llberz
miegeno oemotratil6en GongreBbe5lrten
Mthigan's ni6t uerfeblen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27

ltebenoen 8abt einig iein? Die eirii6s
proteitantilden @eener @laoitone's in SIR
Lamb uno AUDI gemdBigtere eirii6e &atboz
Iifen baben 3u Gnoe leBter Nobe in Der
eirilden Hroptn3 uliter ben Sampf eegen
Die 0ome Gulers 6ereits our0 cine serpalz
tlge Concentration eingeleitet.
0elpannt bari man AUDI oarauf iein,
mas fir einen @influB Die plDbIi6e fibne
g8enouna Salisburp's 9egen Oas englii6e
SretbanoelsiDltem auf Die @abl BADEN
mtro.
Ser Nussang bes 8abGfdmpfes lift uns
gepiB unD DDlig unbere6enbar.
gBir 0euti6>@ merifaneT mitiien be-
ionoers audi aus 9iebe 5u unierem aIten
Baterlanbe DEN Steg Der Bartei Saltsz
burp's ipilnlden. 9enn bteie 8artet lit
l6on nit 9tiifiiht auf's Wtittelmeer nidt
fir Sranfretb uno nit 9tiidlidt auf Die
Sftiee unO auf Snoten 9egeu GuBlano,
alio mittelbar cine 6reunoin oes Orets
bunoes. @laoitone oasegen 5eigte it6 itets
ais etn tiidtl6er Setnb 0euti6lano's, mie
ct pdbreno Des amerifanil6en 8Irsers
friess trob ieiner freibeitli9en GeoenSarten
ein eifri9er NnbGuger Der SflapenbaIterz
3ebeqion mar; unb ct lit etn enti6ieoener
Sreuu0 GuBlano's, beiien greiie oaber fir
lelne1 Sleg l1rpGrmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
SnriittfG anfrcNtcrbaItcn; mora=
it'd 0cbrOttO tn0rft.

0aS aus bret 9tepu6llfanern nno Stpet
Oemotraten belteDenoe Sbergeri6t ppn
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o~0rtl9en oenlotrattl6en Stdotsgele5gebung
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8erra6rens bel Der WabL ber BrGiioenten.
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sulQlItg lei.
8etauntli9 benubte Die leBte SufdQig
oemotlatIlbe StaatsgeleBgebuug oes bel
Yra1toententpa9len entlhleDen republlfani=
l@en StaatS Wti6taau i6re 3eittDeilige
Wtadt, UNI etlt @eleB anSulebmen, nonah
Die Observation-Disclosures nld)t Dle III
allen anoerell Staten auf etnem QSabl>
Settel our6's lttmmgeben0eSolt oes ganaen
Staates 9eDGblt iperDen iouen. ~lonoerlt
tuona6 III jeoem Der eli GongreBbe3rfe
WtI6igan's 1e Elm BrGftoentenDablmann
81 DGblen lit uno nur Die 3weI ubrigen pom
Yolfe oes ganaen StaateS gelnetnlam Cat
large su mableu ftno. NuF biele g8eile
hoiten Die Oemofraten Wllhtgan's BET Der
oiesmaligen YrGltDentenipahl tpenlgltens
etn3elne Der Observation-Disclosures 3u err
gatlerr, tpdbreno bel Dem bisberigen Ser
faDrcu, nie es in aIeil aitDeren Staaten
berrlGt, ole 0rei5ebu observation-disclosures
Wtihigan's fir 0arriion uno Jtei0 letu
mIrDen.
yia6 benz 8uditaben Der 8unoesperz
f~a1iung, monad jeoer Staat Die BrGliosn7
tenmaDlmQllner in Der BON Der Staats7
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ul1nftreitig lit eS cine ungere6tlgfeit,
tpenn ein ei~nSelner Staat bel Der @rDabs
luna BON Observation-Disclosures ein alz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
gSic Sarrifon feline @ieSerauf=
itcuMm9 netnabut.

SIM Oitlideu 3inmer bss @eiBen 6aules
batte1 ltb plele bodangeiebene WtQnner,
barunter Die BunOesienatoren Sberman,
Gulon, 0atDieD, perlamnelt, ais oas
BON gtattoual : @onpent bon Wtinneapolis
elngeleBte Somite erl6ien, nm Dem BON ietz
ner Samilie, oarunter Die 3tuei fteinen @n4
fel, unl9ebsneu Brditoenteu 0arrtlon le1ne
lDieberauIitelluAs uoffiSieu" 81 meloen.
Ser gar6e Nuftrltt geltaltete iib ettpaS
iteir u1o t0rmlld, inoem lotpobl Der lSort>
fiibrer oes GomlteS, WtcSmlep, ais Der
8rGlioent ielbit. obgleih Betoe ausge3eih>
net Trel 3u lpreWen ueritebeu, lbre JteDe pom
Wfannlcrlpt ablalen.
Wic&inleD ertldrte 6arrilon's @ieoerz
nomination fir Den adten Nusorud pes
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taner, Dem ii6 aud Die WttuDerhett Deriels
ben gerne tige. @r prizes Die !Oorriiou l6e
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loLgrel1lten unb glanaenolten Nerwaltuns
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berSig i'm Snnern, left. 9eredt uno lpabr1
bait alHerttanll1 nab 9IuBen, uno Daber
oes Nertrauens Der 9lrSer o5ne unterl@ieo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
@cr ifttS Ne2

Die Observation-Disclosures erf[Gren
pielta6e Setpeile in 6dnoen 81 ba6en, 0aB
bon Seiten gemifer gtem Norfer SSnlporz
teure i'm NuSlanoe etfrig gegen Die 8es
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madt unD Daratl 6cDtIlgen bate.
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DerleBter 9ofalftol5 D~erIeiten mo9ey oas
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lSelten Die 8esugsquelen entbeden tpurs
ben. Wtit anoeren Borte1, ote 9tm
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1urten guden lalien, nno lontel als mo9s
LID aud ferner %perbinoern, oaB eblca9o
lslblt importirt. sic far6tsu, ibr G1n5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
9et oentOfrattf6c Stsepr6ftScmt=
fGaftSE8on0iOnt

Gin Diirbt8er @enoiie @lepelan6's lift
Der BON Dem @onpent aufgelteIte Bi3eprds
floentlbaftss SanoiOat AoIat 6. g e.
pen o II Don Suinois.
Sn ieiner 0obnitabt BLOOMINGTON unb
in Der peiten llmsegeno miro er bon ben
9eutlhcn aler politii den 6arben qeebrt
uno geliebt ais elmer Der aufgeflGrteiten.
am OieIlettt9iten gebiloeten unD 0eutidenz
freunolt6iten Gnglil6 : Nmeritaner bes
9an3en Stnates.
Seine bobe 8efdbtsung bat er fru6er be-
ionoers aud im GongreB betpielen. l1no
ais eriter Inter @eneral> Yoitmeiiter unter
Brditoent Gleuelanb trlg er Durh ieine
Ytlt1ttreue uno @ei6idli6feit iebr piel
gum @rfol8e jener 8ertpalung BET.
NGbreno Der lebten i6neren &6ntpfe I'M
nerbalb Der oemutratiiden 9t~attonalpartet
belt er treu uno felt 3u @lepelanD, neil er
lelbit elmer Der berborragenoIten 8ertreter
elmer nnabbdngigen Geforms9 Democratic
lift.
SIR SQtnoiS unb ben gansen 8eIten biz
bet Die &ufiteIung StepenIon's elm bebeuz
tenoes unO pobIberebnetes Compliment.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
Gun, aaatpf eeeeu seutf6eneas,

Die 0enti6enbaiier riibren iih wieber il,
be ri1teoenen Staaten. >@an3 beionoers
baben tie eS babel aberlnalS auf Die beutl6e
Sprahe abgeieben.
Sin Dorm in benz ipGrlidsn Sleii6e
bieier Oeutl6enz enoen&nopnotblu9s 1T
nantentIid aud Der oeuti1e unterri6t in
Den 0ffentliAen S6ulen. Seit cS ibne1
gelungen 1T, benielben iogar in elmer Surg
oes 0eutlhtbumS Die ct. Souls 3u pers
orGn9en, baDen ite feline GuDe mebr.
Sas 5ei9t ii6 ieBt mieOer in Obio. Gaus
ummerfen tonnen ite i'm bort ni6t. Denn
ell Sbioer StaatsgeieB, oelien Nntaitung
l6on aus Nnglt nor ben beutlhen Stim
men feline Bartei oaielbit ipagt, perflgt
auSorldli1: unterridt i'm Oeuti6en iou
in elmer 0ffentlthen Shule ert6etlt merben,
tDenn filnrunOiieb5ig Wrunoeigentbimer pes
S6ulbeairfS oaruni bitten nuo minoeitenS
piersia &itoer an oieiem lluterri1tsSpeige
tDetlnebnlen WoIen.