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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

SAYS Washington correspondent
Senator Davis of Mimi, has received
many congratulations for the vigorous
Americanism which stands up in every
line OF the Monroe doctrine resolution
which has bsen reported to the senate
from the committee on Foreign Rela-
tions. The resolution was written by
Senator Davis, he having been appointed
a Subcommittee of one to perform that
duty. and the resolution itself furnishes
the best evidence that the task could not
have been put in better hands. There
are few timid men in congress-most
ly democrats-who are little bit afraid
that the resolution goes too far, especi-
ally that portion otit which declares the
United States to be the sole judge when
it comes to determining The question OF
infringement of the Monroe ,ctrine,
but congress is practically unanimously
in favor of the assertions contained in
the resolution, and there is no doubt
that the resolution will be adopted by
both senate and house, and that even
the timid individuals referred to will
record their votes in its favor when put
to the test"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

PRELIMINARY politics in and for the
state are warming up prematurely.
There is little occasion for such fervid
utterance thus early-six months before
the nominating convention, ard nine
before the election. To be sure the state
convention in 1894 presumed to- settle
political preferments for several years
in advance but then you can't most
ALWAYS sometimes tell. The best laid
plans of mice and men are liable to gang
agley in presidential years. 1t is the
year when the people keep up deal OF
thinking, and it is barely possible they
may arise in their might. il not in their
majesty and usurp the prerogative
claimed by the bosses. and nominate
men they want. The average private
in the political ranks has small respect
for states. He can't figure. but he can
vote.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

The Journal-Press' youthful city editor,
in commenting on the curfew ordinance
suggestion of the HERALD saws:
Sank Centre has always been known
as containing more real "tuf' kids -
male and female-than any place of it's
size in the state, and DR.. hendrix is un-
doubtedly correct in prescribing the cur
few as remedy.
On the contrary, notwithstanding its
close proximity to St. Cloud, Sank Cen
tire youth has shown such sterling and
sturdy morality as to effectively with
stand the corrunting influences Of the
county seat. And let it be said to the
credit of the rising generation of Sank
Centre that they are conspicuously free
from the faint of"tuff''. A more orderly
defferential and polite lot of children
taken all in all-cannot be found in the
state. Sosmarked is the fact. that Jud
Rice of the Great Northern road was
once heard to remark: Il do like to get
to Sank Centre just as your school is
dismlssed-for nowhere else do see such
a crowd OF bright-eyed. eager and order
ly children" Now really Harve, don't
you think Mr.. Rice better judge than
you are?
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

SENATOR NELSON issound on the two
leading issues OF the hour-the tariff and
the currency. He has spoken twice dur
ing the session. once in advocacy OF q
tariff that will at once afford protection
aad sssezand his peeehwas, cha RAG
teristic: OF the man-clear. torcible and
logical; and now he has made an admir-
able speech in advocacy of sound and
honest money. If he remain as silent as
the sphinx during the remainder of the
session, Minnesota will be conspicuousl
prominent as being on the right side OF
the two great and absorbing questions
Of the day. as set forth by her junior
representative in the senate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

HON. c. K. DAVIS, Minnesota's gifted
and brilliant senior senator, is promi-
nently mentioned i'll connection with the
presidential succession in the election Of
1896. There IS no man so far mentioned
better equipped tor the exalted honor
than he. A thorough patriot, a trained
legislator and eminent iurist. a man Of
broad grasp and invincible courage in
maintaining conclusions, OF deep research
and polished dicticn-he would bring
ability, discretion, grace, dignity and
withal warm sympathy to the dis
charge Of the exacting duties of che presi-
dent OF the United States. Versatility
of talent is required for the discharge OF
the diversity OF duties incumbent upon a
president, and Cushman K. Davis is not
only wonderfully versatile. but thor
ough and conscientious. Minnesota is
not. as has been charged, indifferent to
his claims. When 1t shall appear that
his prospects are encouraging for the
nomination the state will be ablaze with
enthusiasm. There is no man within
her borders whom she would SO delight
to equally honor.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

1t will be an agreeable surprise to per-
sons subject to, attacks Of bilious colo
to learn that promot relief may be had
by taking Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. In MANY IN
stances the attact may be prevented by
taking this remedy as soon as the first
symptoms OF the disease appear. IS
and SO cent bottles for sale by M. A.
Scheldrup. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

TIM BYRNEs OF Minneapolis. one of the
widest awake ofthe thousands of young
politicians OF Minnesota. has been
elected sergeant-at-arms OF the Republi-
can National Convention to be held in
st. Louis in June. The position is an
important one, the responsibility of the
smoothness Of the session largely de-
pending upon the seating arrangements,
etc., OF which lie will have control.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

g WHOLESOME CASIIGATION. 80
1.-THE Journal Press had an excellent
and timely editorial On Monday evening
which should be marked, and mailed to
every republican politician and editor
in the state OF Minnesota. It denounced
the indulgence in untempered and i'll
tempered criticism of leading candidates
for Office IN the state. Few men who
have been SO unfortunately prominent
as to be named in connection with a
state office have escaped vituperative
allusion at the mouth or pen of some
friend Of an opposing candidate. The
article concludes:
The great majority of Republicans are
becoming thoroughly disgusted with the
campaign methods so far employed.
There is no sense in the abuse of respect
able men just because they are candidates
for Office, and much less excuse for abus-
ing private citizens simply because thev
do or do not want a certain man for gov.
crnor. The papers and the politicians
who keep up this kind of disgraceful war
fare, will reap whirlwlnd OF defeat at
the proper time.
The Journal-Prcss believes that the Re-
publicans of this state can select their
candidates for public Office without all
this disgraceiul vi:i6catiouand personal
abuse. Only one man is going to be
nominated tor governor. and when so
chosen he becomes the candidate of the
party. Is it wise on the part OF Repub-
licans to furnish thecnemy with so much
campaign thunder, especially when the
greater part of it is not true or ola credi-
table nature?
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

The prominent candidates for COVER
nor are Messrs. Clsugh, Eustis, Van
SAINT and Gibbs-all excellent men, and
nothing stands between any one of them
and the object of their ambition save
only the state convention. Aud yet it is
not only possible, but quite probable,
that the name of the next governor of
Minnesota is not included in the quartet
above named. Strange things sometime
happen in conventions, now days.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

CONGRESSMAN TowNE's bill to offer the
Red Lake Indian reservation in tracts of
40 acres so soon as 100 900 acres have
been surveyed, has passed the house, and
will he taken charge of in the senate by
Mr.. Nelson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

If THE republican party wants thor
ough American for its presidential can
didare, it need look no further than to
the senior senator from Minnesota.
Nobody ever has nor ever will question
his qualifications so far as that is con-
cerned
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

Nearly every one requires tonic blood
medicine in the spring. There is noth1
ing 90 good as Foley SOC. Sarsaparilla.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30
An OREGON Minister.

received the bottle of White Wine OF
Tar Syrup. One OF my children was
very sick with Group, and as your medi
cine was pleasant to take gave it, and
it gave almost immediate relief. would
not be without it, and also recommend
it AS medicine that should be at all
times in every family.
West Union, Oregon. Rev. H. STATP.
The Times representative is informed
on what seems to be excellent authori-
ty that some time in last November,
Auditor Dunn issued lease to this
tract [part of "Sec. 30."] the usual
fee being accepted and the formal
document issued. The lease covers a
property that is said to be worth
millions and the holders Of the lease
are Alvah Eastman OF st. Cloud,
Ehas., HI Bennett and Maggie Bennet
OF Sank Centre and Patrick Meehan.
Mr.. Eastman is the editor ct the St..
Cloud Journal Press and Mr.. Meehan
is the claiment in the celebrated Thief
River Falls cases. which Mr.. Judge
prosecuted with such success. Mime
apolis Times.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23
Brick

Parties wishing brick will please
leave orders with B. H. Atkinson
at Lowndes County Shoe Co. or
NJ. L. Howard's residence.
sept9-Im
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23


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train b q Frank Barnes, fireman Of
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charge Of Engineer Chas
{ smithvlIle and 5. NJ. Dick
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23
s.na nedlcnI gtnlenLs LlaveIIng

Some medical students travelling
on the train between Seville suG
Cordoya stuck a skull on the hea'
Of q cane AID held 1t up to the "
dow OF tho next compartment,
eompsnyiog the performance "
greens. a woman opened the d
az tired to jump cat when the II
was topped, aud il was found %
on o. lady had died Of fright, al
Other had tainted, and old man ha
10 his reason.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23

An old law or the state Of Geor-
ga permitted the medical colleges
to cam the bodies Of paupers for
the purpose Of dissection, aud for
years those we're found adefuate
Anew years ago the law wss repealed
by The legislature, and as a re-
suit me medical colleges now fnd
thss they viii be compelled to dis
miss tdeir classes unless means are
found 10 provide subjects.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23

The newest thing, the roller steam
er upon which III. Bazln proposes TO
wheel himself across the channel
next month, is not, it seems, new at
all. In 1880 a Captain Bagot pat
ented a vessel essentially identical
to the Earnest Bazln, and a year or
two later one similar in idea was
said to be building on the Hudson
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23

No and So carry Pullman Sleeping Cars
between 5rcenvilc and birmingham
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23

Always in season, Hopkin's
Steamed Homlny (Hulled Corn.
Elegant lunch in milk. spI6-4w
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23

and every person secured souvenir.
The wrecking trains promptly began
work, aud in a few hours completely
cleared the track.
The perfect manner in which every
detail was carried out affords much
satisfaction to the numerous officials
who were IL charge. General Pas
senger Agent Crush, to whom SO
much Of the success is due, exhaust
cd himself beseeching the people to
stand back at a safe distance, and
despite the assis. anee Of large
corps Of officers was unable to do the
work completely.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1896-09-23

Old papers for sale cheap at this
Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31

SIN glsp gorf 1T iosben Der Temperens'
nnterribt elnsefGbrt porben. Sn BEN
bstrsfenoen 2ebrbuds fincen iid foleenot
Sprt1Iein:
,,aae SIGiiisfsiten, bic 4ItoboI en.'
baIten, iinb @ift".
,,gIIfObOI bdrtst nidt sssen 8dIts obe'
SiBe ab".
,,8enn anabsn unb Mdb6en seiunt
bIsitsn tpoaen. biirfen iie ii6 ni6t or
Ibse Ober 8uffee seip6bnsn. Nidts
fann fuItes Waher uno refine Wil6 err
ieben".
,,8iertrintsn psrbirbt bic Gbancer
zines &nubsn, Elm harfer, fIuser uni
gutter Wtann su tperben.
Gin eefdbrllbeS 8etrdnf, Rameni
Wein, tpiro aus Grauben bereitet".
,,RIemanb iolte Dein trinten, benz
sr sntbaIt AIfobOl".
,,Die 9eute slaubten frdber. bab Gi'
oertrlnfen barmloS iei, aber mir ipliien
oab es uieIe Trunfenbolbe auf oem Sc
tpihtn bat"
,,GiOsr. lrintsr inb sewbbnIi6 ieb
tUis".
,,5abaf it Elm Seinb Der WusfeIn
gr ma9t fie ibpad un6 ipeib".
,,glus fiiBen Srldten tperoen seiitie
@str6nfe bsrsitst" etc. etc..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31
Ser Sanitdtsbisnit in Der iapanis
fdben Armee.

ueber ben Sanitdtsoienit Der iapanis
idsn Irmee, insbeionbers tpdbrenb bes
SeIbsusS nit Gbina. bieIt nsuIi6 Obers
ltabsarst Surgeon colonel) 8. TapIOr
einen iebr initruttipsn 8ortrae. Die
8sssluns beS SaniiatsbientsS i'm iapa'
niiden Sesre 1T nod oieien ausflbruns
sen cine in allen 9eilen muiterbafte, unb
in Der Bruris beS 5eIbsuses bat i6 bic
Organization 10 auS8e3ebnet bepdbrt.
oab Der 8ortraeenoe iein rrteil in bic
@orte fleibet: sd CLAUDE nidt. bab
Elm ein;iseS Wenidenleben psrlOren sina.
bas burb bic 8unit peS Arates bate ers
baIten tperben fbnnen". 0asu bemerft;
@eneraI Butler: ni6t iorObI bic erObt
3iffer Der SaniidtSoffsiere als pieImebr
Die aussesi6nets Organization bes Dien.
lies babsn fOlbe 8eiuItate bsipirit unb si
isi nidt su speifeIn, bub bas Oeutib,
Nuhsr, bus bic Supaner fur ibren Suni'
tatsbisnit eennu fopirt batten, bieie rs'
bsrIsssnbsit ssli6ert babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31
BobI su beahten.

@eibdftsIsute unb bas 8ubIifum in
Iasemeinen, ipeIbe nit 8anfsn Sc
idafte tbun. ipsrben tpObltbun su beberr
sisen, baB baS neue @eisB. tpelbss bi,
ieitber ibIiden Relpefttase days o
grace) abfdofft, init benz l. Sanuar
1896 in 8raft trat.
9um 9tubsn unierer 2sier brudsn ipil
bier ben 8ortIaut bes @eiebes in'i
Deutfbe iiberiebt, fpeIbes am l8. Sum
1895 bon @cupernbr Saitinss unterseid'
net tpurbe.
abidnitt 1.-Sei es Serorbnet II. +
TO-, baB BEL alien Roten. @e6IeIn,
Gbeds, Iccsptsn. S6ulbi6einen unt
iOnitisen idriftIiden 3abIunssberipred.
unsen, auSseiteqt, unteridrieben, ses
mabt ober ueceptirt bon irsenb elmer
9eriOn. Sirma ober Corporation mad
Sntrafttreten bieies @eieBes unb in ipeIs
den cine ionitise Stipulation nidt ipe.
siea entbuIten 1T, feline 8eipefttaee, tpie
ieitber iblid, erIaubt tperben foqen
iOnbern eS foaen folbe We6ieI u. {. tp.
an benz barin beitimmten Gage fdlis uno
sablbar iein. obne Sinsurednuns bon
&eipefttasen.
gbibnitt 2.-Oab ale ioI6e MehieI
u. {. ip., bic an einem Sonntase, einsm
seiebIiden Seiertase ober an einem aIs
BeieBIi6en Seiertus beobadteten Gage,
ober an einem Salbfeiertae fdllie tpers
ben, 10 erattet unb bebanbelt iperoen
ioaen, ais ieisn iie fdais uno sabIbar am
nd&itfoIeenoen eeiu0bnliden @eiddfts'
tase: poraussefebt iebo6. baB folde
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itase proteitirt tuercen ioIIen, ionbern an
benz ndditfolsenben setp6bnIiden @es
iadftstage proteitiit tperben md1en.
SIM britten 4bidnitt tperben ale @es
fsbe, bic nit bieiem in l8ioeriprub
iteben, aufeeboben, unb Der pierte beiast,
bab bas @eieB am l, Sanuar 1896 in
8raft treten fol-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31
Or aaifer I'M Sei @roemams. .

2onbo n, b'r II. Sanner 1896.
Ulein Iieper 8iap
Sei baBissr Brief bab i'd frisst un i'd
oerf mol iase, bab ct mid net sepIiesi
bot. Sddmit 9u Did nau net, ieaer'
meg su idtpdBe su Deiner alte @roB.
rnamp, mas in @bre is grob setpcrre, IN
tpaS Did aIIfort 70 sesIide bat? 9Iper
eII fummt berbun! Du iparidt idun
alS fIeener 8ub en- biHel ipilb un i6 bat
meiner Iodter (Deiner WGm) meb tpie
hunnert Dtol seiabt, fe bit Dir 3u oiel
Biae Iofe, ie iott Dir aliemol en- biheI
uf'S 2eberseie sebe. Sc bot amer mir
BUN 10 ebbes ipiGe peqe. un nau fumme
bic SSriidte pun osre bbfe grsiebins.
Gel. Du boiht sebenft. ipann Ou mir
uf gennipIpnniib Oeiti6 fbreitpe
odtidt, Oernob fennt ids net ausmude
un i6 m,bt ebbsr triese for'S 3u trdns.
late. glpsr DO bii6t Du oann bod Ieb
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stssr Sobre bum alte 8uhdnen. pas ie
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Del 8rief net in @nsl,i6 sei6riepe bolt,
neil nau meine Iiepe @nsIdnner nir oer'
pun ausfinne. 9liper sesiB bic 8ubl
mars enibau.
I'm i'd ias Dir no6emoI ou boi6t fee
Sisnib e'bat. ieaem &riiser su ecnsrdtes
lebte. Sell mar en- Sniult for mid un
gang @nslanb, I'M met 2eit fen ipiIo bris
wer. 8umm iuidt for en- @eil net DO
riiper, befobS id feb for nir. SD slabb
bel Tiidinfs, es medt Dir incl sete.
4us bic Clubs, mas bu DO setitoint
tOidt. peri6t Ou raussei6miiie, fel is
idubr. Ou tpdriht gar ME net ufge'
nomme iporre, mann ebber cen Abnine
e'bet bat, oab Du bel feni9li6 Slut
ielerpss perleesIe bdtidt. @s ipero ab
perlanst Du iotfdt reieine aIs elm Cos
lionel pun bic ensliibe Draeoner, mas
i6 Did appoint bab. lin 10 spiidis
Dir I'm mir tpia i'd Dir ab piiie lohe.
baB Du an 9eim nddfe @ebortstas bun
mir besmol fee prdient friesf, un mann
Du Sid net befer bebebfit, nerma6 i6
Dir ab mir in meim lsiidt g8iae. @S
oubt mir aris lseb, paB eS 70 tpeit fumme
is, amer ou bOitt idun frieber Dein
itoipriser bsitider &opp seipieie IN mir
en- Stri6 bor6 mel Pldn eemadt. gtau
is es am Gno nit meiner @epulb, id
itdnb 70 Sahe minnie. Du tperi6t
piiie, mas Du nau Su thu boi4t.
Dei bersernte @robmamp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31
Der 9aiier dniert.
Berlin. b'r 90. Sanner.
Wei Iiepe per,ernte @robmamp

Mei Iisbs persernte @robmamp!
8as ma6t Du I'm bic Tidannp
Bulls en- Beie iiper fell Gonerdtelebiden
an b'r gut 8riiser i'm Sranspaal.
8ss'dt Du, tpie mir iea iettIs peae 2
@anS sefad TO: Dteinb Du bel esee
8isniB unc it meino meines. Sc iaee
ie brine in Nmsrifa.
g8as bu mir DO pori6meiidt, id mar
pun meiner Oiam net re6t ufseso9e
porre, I'm Du bdtidt iea beHer seoub,
70 bot eS mid arg seld4ert. Sag iea
iuidt net paB es ebber 5remoeS beert,
iunidt Iade lie Did aus, befobS ale
8slt tpeeb, tpie Oeine 8utpe ssrOtbe fen.
@n bar berpun fen perboripe I'M setortpe,
un b'r llnfel 8ales is feIn biiieI beiier
as er iei iott, meen i'd. 50 liepe
@rdnnp, ias ou nlr iper amer 2eit ibr
Sinner. glus bem 9ebortsoassprdient,
mas id nau net fries, mad id mir mig.
Du tparidt enibau aafort en- bilel Hobs,
un for 70 Brdiente boi6t Du sewebni8'
li6 net meb pie ebaut seb Dabler bes
Dussb besdbIt. llf en- @rbidaft bun
Dir bab ib ME 8ere6elt. SD bab en-
Itoobier Si6ab unb mann la 8eiuno
bIeib, fam id mel Srab erndbre IN bic
ie6s Buipe I'M es flee Wdpele ab, bis fe
ielpert ebbeS peroiene fsnne. In ipanns
alsrfaqS nod meb eebt, bann perbuns
sere ieae ab net. @eb Oei @elb bem
lutsI 8ales. ie0er pseb i6un mas ans
Sufan9e hermit.
@as 9u mir i6reibit tpesi6 benz Cos
loneIs 4emtle, bab ib reieine iott, 70 ias
iui6t Deim Ssbmann Salsburp. i4 bat
auf bes gang ensIiia Drasoner'8esis
ment peife-mit Reipeft su iuSe. SD
bent. beS is 10 gut pie en- &eiisnebiden.
Sd mil bit amer ab grab tpths loiis.
neil bu ieltper en- Solonel appoint
wari6t bun meine beitide Suiars, baB
id Orpers gene bab. aIte, bife Selt. mas
net meb gut idnaufe I'm brum ab net gut
erssisrs femme, mibte ii6 ;uriifsiess bun
Or SoIbatebisnib. SD bent, DO biidt
bu ab berbei. Dann 9u en- beianore
Afiiodpit made nit, bab 9u en- arme
beoerftise Bittfrab tpariGt. oann mill i'd
bsrau tenhe, baB Du en- fleene Peni6en
friesi6t.
IS freit mid sans taiierIi9, baB Su
70 gut BsnnipIpdniid. Deitid berftebit,
for i'd eIObb net, oab i6 mid uf GOD.
oeitid ober Srans6iii6 70 plebn un aur
iebms 3eit 70 pOleit bot erprefe femme,
Remm mir for UNCUT Deim BiIbeIm,
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Seutf6es TlassenlieS.
StOIs tpebt bic 5Iasss: "iduars'tpsib'
rntU

StoIa tpebt bic 5Iasse: nidpars'ipeib'
rot,
Bon unierss S6iffes Wlaif.
Dem Seinbe psb' Der iie beorobt.
Der bieie Sarben bubt.
Sic Hattern an Der Seimatb Stranb
Sm Winoe bin uno Der,
rlno ipeit bonn teuren 8aterIanb
Auf iturmbenestem Weer.
Sbr tppl'n mir treu erseben iein,
9etreu bis in ben Sob
Sbr mol n mir unler 2eben tpeibn,
Ser SIaBse nf6nar3'tpelbsrot"
agaberaa, no auf benz Wesr
gmpor Elm Nait iid redt,
9u itebt bic oeuti6e SIaSse iebr
SIN Ndtuns unb Reipeft.
Sic bietet auf bem Dteere Sdus
Dem Reide oleaeit.
Sebweoem tld'i6en Seino gum Trub,
Der Ssutidlanbs gbr' bebrdut.
6urpabr, mo uniere SIasse ipebt,
Da bat eS feline ylot.
sod Ieb bic bod in gbren itebt,
Die 5Iasss: "iawars.ipsibsrOt"
limb psnn Elm fsinbIi6 Sdiif uns nabt
limbs beibt: ,,8lar gum 9efedt I"
Damn ordnst'S aud uns su fiibner Gbat
Bir fdmpfen au6 niht i6Ie&t {;
nnb brinst elm feinoli6eS @ei4oB
Sn unier Seemannsbers,
Nidt flast Der ipadre 8ampfsenob,
Sbm madt es feinen Sdmers.
..Surra!" ruff er, ,.tpas idabet'S mir
SD iterb' ben Gbrentob
Sir 9sutidIunbs beiliseS Banier,
Die SIasss: "f4pars'tpeib'rct!" !"
llnS treibt bes piIben Sturms @epaIt
llns an elm SeIienriff,
@leiduiel. in tpel6erlei @efaIt,
@efabr orcbt unierm Sdiff,
Bir tpei4en unb mir ipanfen nidt,
Nir tbun tpie Seemannsbrau6,
Dem gibe foIsenb, unire pHi9t
9luH bis gum lebten Saud.
llno rufen itebeno freuois nod
@etreu bis in ben Sob,
Der 8aiier uno bic SIasee bod
Die 6lasss: "i6parssivsib.sOt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31
Die erhohte Backerrechnung

"Es gereicht mir yum VergnIgen linen
nfcht nur den Zustand meiner eegen-