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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
MERCHANTS ALERT.
New Members Admitted Into the the 4-sSociation-Ths
 Charter

At the regular meeting of the Mer- chants Association held yesterday Second Vice-President Kelly presided in the ab- sence of the president and first vice-pres- ident. Of the directors there were pres ent: Joseph Britton. Joseph D. Grant. Hugo D. Keil. John E. Quinn W. R. Sher- wood and Vanderlynn Stow
 The following applications for member ship were received and each of the candi- dates was unanimously elected as a reg ular member of the association, making the total membership at present 952: An glo-Californian Bank, limited, 200 San- some street; H. Buneman 401 Front street; D. de Bernardo & Cos. 4O9 Front street; M. r. Detels, IA Davis street: Du Val & Carroll. 221 Front street; The George r. Eberhard Company, 12 Drumm street; D. Hewes, 413 Kearny street; Ja- cob ,Heyman. Il Montgomery street; Rix Engineering and Supply Company, 507 Market street; Rosenbaum Bros, 204 Front street; Security Savings Bank 222 Montgomery street; Union Bag and Paper deck & Co. 3S Clay street. and G. H. Wright & Co.,, II Clay street
 The association has taken great inter- est in the adoption of the new charter and in order to ascertain how the mem bers of the association feel toward its adoption asked for an expression of opin- ion from each individual: This in part has been answered by 173 replies favor able out of 176 letters sent out.
 The secretary was instructed to secure as soon as possible answers from at least a majority of the members of the associa- tion relative to this subject and to pre- pare a synopsis of the charter to be pub lished in the May number of the Review The board decided to have 22.5oO copies of the May number of the Review printed and distributed to all taxpayers in the city who are voters.
 The secretary was directed to make ar engagements for the annual meeting of the association to be held next month
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
A Juvenile Fraud.

To the Editor of The Call-Sir: The public is warned against a boy of IT, named Jasper Wise, who has been work ing among the charitably disposed asking for money to tide him over until he is able to get work or hear from his parents The boy is a voluble talker and has been assisted by almost every charitable or ganization in the city, as well as many private parties. He is a runaway, has a good home and relatives in Brooklyn. to whom he could return if he would and has been repeatedly assisted to obtain work, which he promptly leaves to in- dulge in begging.
 A. H. HUTCHINSON.
 Manager Boys Training Home
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

James W. Ward to Florence N. Ward lot on SW corner oi Broadway and Laguna street. Argonaut NJ. B. and L. Association to Peter and Clara Harder. lot on w line of Scott street. t; 1oS A N of Ridley 25 by " 1lS:a: s4lOo tee for Lottie and Mildred StrippeD, lot on E, line of Egin Park, 100 of Hermann street. 25 by F. 75; trust deed.
 Mary Linehan to George B. M. Gray. lot on NV corner of Dolores and Twenty-third streets, streets, N 50 by " 55 sl9 c,. n. lot on line of Hinckley street. 626 E of Du- pont. 25 by 57:6: also lot on line of J 1C0: gift
 Mary Mootry to Marie Manson (wife of streets, W 1I8:4 by s sac quitcam deed; s.
 Mary E. Cole and Charles T. Mootry to same, same, quitclaim deed s5.
 G.. H. Umbsen treferee in suit Mary Mootry vs. Mary E. Cole) to same. same. 59 l20; S4900. n Charles and .,l Maria Manson to Henry E. Henry Vrooman to Charles osmers and J. G. W. Schulte Q0-3O each), Wilhelmine Stroecker G-30) and G. L., C. B.. E. H and Clara lot on corner of Steuart and Folsom streets. NE 1876 to East, by NV 45:1o, quitclaim deed; Alino Higgins Cby Henry A. Lovett. attor- ney) Dorothy Weatherby Sarah Vance, D. D.. A. w, Harriet N and J. Higgins (by Alex ander M. Rennie. attorney, Dorothy Ma honey and James A. Johnson to Joseph Turner, lot on NV line of Freelon street. lSO sW of Fourth, SW p by NV 80; slO.
 Same to Elizabeth H. Williams (wife of T. w.), lots AS and 44s, Gift Map 3; s1O
 Alino Higgins tby Henry A. Lovett attor- Same by same to Joseph Turner. lot on NV line of Ereelon street, 1sO sW of Fourth. SW Patrick Foley to Mary Foley, lot on SEE line of Natoma street. POO NE of Ninth, NE 25 by Thomas Budd and John H. Grady Cby Will liam B. Daly' commissoner) to Della T. Flood. California street S 50 by E 12o sss7 Ie i0O D oi W. G; and Adela H. Taffnder to Richard dT snd s distant I SW t ads ns
 Tq road NV by sw s6 poron nlita o os and f. block l. Flint Tract Homestead: s1O
 Michael Dillon to Julia Mcdonald (femme sole), lot on SW line of Sherman avenue, 100 5O sW 1O5 NV. 1896, NE 4s0, SEE 20:s; $.
 Alameda County.
 lots 2s and 30 block 25. Tract B. Berkeley Loan and Title Insurance Association, Berke D, T. and Mary j. Sullivan ..cby commits Jose avenue, 150 " of Broadway, w 70 by l5o, being a portion of James Foley Tract, Stephen and Luella Moyle to Hans R. An of Mcleod NE 5 by NV Soa S being ntFfe iof iI and SW half of lot 10 biock 3, Mcleod Tract Liv- ermore, Murray Township; s25O.
 Joseph H. and Agpes A. Simpson to Charles street sss of 0 Grove ' s5 by by 5s5ash is6s osk Mary E. and James T. Cavanagh to Edward Gayanagh. lot on SEE ', corner sar of Twelfth and to beginning. block 55S Oakland (qut-claim deed): s10.
 William J. and Nellie Cavanagh to same same; $10
 Beuiah Park Camp Meeting Association to C. E. Bronson, lots 156 to 161. block l. Beulah Park property, East Oakland: s10
 Peter A. Corrigan to Mary F. Corrigan, lot 19. block 1. Grove-street Line Tract. Berkeley gift.
 John Hetherington to E1wIn Reynolds lot on s line of street 300 NE from SEE corner of B and First streets, SEE POO by NE 100 Haywards. Eden Township; s1o.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets open until 12 o'clock every night r. the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay open until 9:30 o'clock.
 sS7 Hayes street; open until s;3O o'clock e21 McAllistex street; open until 9:3o o'clcck. 615 Larkin street; open II ''l 9:3o o'clock 1e41 Mission street: open until 10 o'clock 2261 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open until o'clock.
 106 Eleventh street: open until O clock- 2526 Mission street; open until o'ciock' 1905 Polk street. open until 9:3o o'clock N. w. corner Twenty second and Kentucky streets; open until 0, clock
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28

Advances made on furniture and pianos with or without removal J. Noonan, 10i7- 1923 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
sITUAT.yNs wANrED-FEMALE.

AT the Swedish and German Employment Bureau a number of frst-class girls await situations. German cooks. s20 to s2j; neat German housegiri. S20; Swedish housegirls SZ0; Swedish housegrls at S15 each: German girl to assist in homework SIP: a first-class Swedish second girl. $2O; 2 German second girls. Sl5 to S20; nurse girl, SIP to Si5; neat spanish girl to assist s10; frst-ciass laundress; these girls have the best of city rel erenees Gall or telephone to MRS. NOR TON, 523 Sutter; telephone Green 72l
 SCANDINAVIAN cook and second girl with 4 years reference desires situation J. F CRoSETT & CO, Sl6 Sutter st
 FIRST-CLASS seamstress desires situation hv the day. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. RELIABLE young German woman wishes a place to do homework where she can take Ter child years old; wages $10 to SIP month Call or address 1301s Ninth St
 19BLMG B. M girl sS wishes to do light housework
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Wednesday. April 27 schr Vega Rasmussen. 10 days from Port Blakeey. schr Mary Bunne, Weber, days from ril- laInook. Flaw stmr San Mateo. Fletcher. - from Comox.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. SEATTLE-Arrived April 27-Stmr Farallon from Dyea. schr Mildred. hence April 12; schr Vine, hence April 10.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
BUILDERS CONTRACT.

George Mclean with George Vaughn and N G. Chadwick. all work for a one-story am rough basement frame building N line O North Point street. 103:1l4 of Larkin 34:416 by N 137:e; s2205.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-continued.

RESPECTABLE middle-aged woman. thor oughly- trustworthy, wishes a position as housekeeper, or to take charge of house while the parties are absent K. box 1874 Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL


 Dr J c Pryor, U Mrs McCaffrey. Ind II Greenbeck & w. Tex w E Griffin, Reno M Harman. Mansfield Dr D s Goodhue. H R Patton, San Jose U B Peakes. Sta Clara " Quirk Boston W B Hayden J Murdock, London Mrs " B Hayden, N Y Mayer & W. Wis Miss Nj Hayden, N MSS M ; ,Brumder. Wis Miss GammeH V, c Wilson. Santa Clara Miss Livingstone, I c E Goodnow, Napa J B Quigley, Sacto " E Glow. Chicago c Nelson, Santa Clara H H Dewey. \ Dr c Bayliss,- LosAn Il Kelly. W P Stewart, N K Pierce, Dalton " R Moore, L Davis, Denver Wv D Shea, \ J " Perkins. Ind IC Brooks & ". Bostn F Wenk. Guatemala " Morrison, w. NY F L Allen. Los Ang F Cummings. Y. l. Freund. New York c Brooks. Boston Mrs E Azerfedt. Wis Mrs c Brooks Bostn T Pelkey, Dawson
 GRAND HOTEL. F. c Nagle. Santa RosalJ E Davdson&w Fres Capt Johnson&w, Ala NJ A Moore. N E de la Cuesta. Barb R A Moore. N Mrs Chevers. Utah L Hudson Merced M Pomeroy. San Jose IG D Plato. Modesto D " Burchard. Jose F W Winham. Salinas J " Herkner, Stocktn R T Gray. Woodland F W Covey Palo Alto Mrs Peterson&d. VallJo Mrs Ii Sandes. Stocktn Wv Sexton. Orovlie c Stewart. Cal W Thomas, ukiah J Manly & W, Spokane B T Booze&w, Jainestn Mrs Durham. Nebr J Raggio, San Andreas I S Champman. Chgo w E Beighley, Cnlo H R Hitchcock. Barb Miss Beighley, Ohio c A Daugherty. Salins Mrs c L Kellogg, ohio F s smith. N ' U is'''''sN'
 NEW WESTERN HOTEL J ONen Ashland HI J Hicks Orleans ] P Mylar, Salinas M P Casey, Stockton J Fleming, Montreal J Ftnnegan, Rio Vista J M Howar1, lbs Angl Olsen, VsheJa- A Halton. Chico c Ring Stockton A Alexon, Arbuckle c H Handy, Montpelr w H McOonal1 Fresh Mckee Los Angeles NJ J Sullivan, Hopland Mrs R Burnett, Pasdn c Brown. Carson H c Greece. N J Moynehan&w, Sacto Wv w Forlich, Tucson
 BALDWIN HOTEL.
 c Bailey & W, Wash W Garbar. Omaha F Primrose Wash w Hadley. Ontario I Marks. L Gatos s Montgomery, Cal H Pyle, s Jose s Henry. Stockton r Cornell, Petaluma H Wright & w. Stkn L Nimby, Vallejo B Whitney. Seattle C Strine & w. PhiIa B Hahn X W. London c G White, Monterey J Roymana & W. I
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28

l WANTED-Laborers and mechanics to know that Ed Rol1n, Reno House proprietor, still
 runs Denver House, PIT Third st.; 150 large
 rooms; 25c per night; s1 to g per week.
 BARRIERS Progressive Union; free employ
 ment. Bernard. Sec, -104 7th; tel. South 62S.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28

WANTED-By a young girl a place as nurse girl and upstairs work; wages Sl5; no postals Address MISS M. HEATH, 2S2 Tenth st., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-28

LADY of experience as housekeeper or as gov- erness and care of young children; music; city or country references exchanged E. A. Box 1575. Call office.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-27
Sale Register.

Tuesday, Feb. 1st 1898. one and one-half miles
northwest OF Middleburgh, George Bickhart
will sell horses, cows and farming imple-
ments.
Thursday, Feb. 2ith, two miles west Of Nc
kees y Falls, John W. Hoffman will sell
horses, cows and farming implements.
Saturday, Feb. %, one-half mile north of Mid.
dleburgh, Harry Bowersox will sell mare and
cows and farming implements.
Monday, Feb. %. John Gilbert will sell, ut
his residence mile northeast Of MiddleburRh,
live stock and farming Implements.
Friday, Mar. 4. j. 4. Smith, OF Globe Mills,
will sell farm stock and farming Implements.
Saturday. Mar. 5th, in Middleburgh, Ms.
Harriet W. Smith will sell at public sole lot Of
household goods.
Tuesday, Mar. 8. 1893, st Globe Mills, the 8.
Il. Yodsr estate will sell farming implements
and household goods.
Tuesday, Mar. Sth, near Kratxerville, Pcrciva
N. Brouse will sell horses and farm ing im
plements.
Tuesday. Mar. 18th, at Fremont. George Dire.
csc will sell 8horses, q lot CT cattle. 20 shOats
and farming implements.
Tuesday, Mar. nd. James Erdley will sell, 2
miles west Of Middleburgh, live stock and farm.
ing implements.
Tuesday. Mar. %. two and one-hslf miles
south OF New Berlin. lsaac BilAcr will sell 4
horses. y Cows and farming implements.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-27
q. w. WAGENsELLER,
II. A. WAGNER,
b. +. ARBOGAsT.
Middleburgh, Jan. 18th, 1898. .
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

Both parties held their nomina-
tons in tais township Saturday. A
full list appears elsewhere in the
PosT. More votes werepolled at
both primaries on Saturday than
there had been for number ofyears
previous. A full turnout is expect
ed at the Republican primary next
Saturday,. II. j. Howell, owing
to i'll health, will quit farming in
the spring and move to town. :. !.
James W. Arbogast, teacher of the
Fremont primary school, gave a
spelling bee on Monday. Nelson
Mengcl spent Sc, eral dayslast week
in Northumberland county.
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OLD uoP11s WANTED.

In order to complete our files we
want the following named issues Of
the PosT:
July 8, Sept. 16, 1859; Oct. 6,
Is, 1870; Jan. 26, 1871; Apr. II,
1878; Nov. 4, Dec. %, 1875; June
Is, 1875: Mar. 7 and July 25,
1878; May Is, 1879; Dec. %,
1880; Feb. II, Mar. 10, 1881;
Nov. 80, 1882; Apr. %, 1888
Mar. p, June II, Aug. 7 and Oct.
80, 1884 ; Sept. II, 1885; Jan. %,
May 6, Oct. %, Dec. 8, l6, %,
1885. Dune 2 and Dec. 80, 1887 ;
May 10, 1888.
Any of our readers having copies
of the above issues will confer a
favor by letting us know. Such
copies in good condition will COM
mand fair price. If.
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DIED..

At Ccntreville, January l, 1895
Julian Markle, relict Of PhasI
Markle, aged Y yrs, II mos. d
% days. ~
AT Centreville, Jan. llth, Josc /
Schwarm, aged 73 yrs, 8 mos. al !
25 days. M
In East Buffalo township, Unio|
Co., Pa, JAM. 18th, 1898, Jatol
Kunkel, aged 80 years, s mos. sn|
16 days. |
Jan. 18th, Mrs. Rebeca Romip|
aged 70 yrs, | mo. and 16 daya
lnterment at Salem church lad
Thursday morning. Revs. Srlbl|
and Haas ofliciated.
Near Freeburg, Jan. 18th, R;nj|
Riegel, aged II years, 10 mos ld
Z days. Interment at Fair1bI
Cemetery, Freeburg last F,i}hj
morning. Rev. II. g. .Snable !}di|
ed.
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MAR RIED.

At New Berlin, Pa, by Rev. W.
II. Schoch, John w. Hare Of New
Berlin and Miss Minnie |. Stetler
Of Winfield, Pa.
Jan. 10Th, at Chapman, by Joseph
Brubaker, John S. Stauffer and Ann
X. 3rubaker, both ofChapman twp.
At Salem, Jan. 223rd, by Rev. H.
G. Snable, Joseph l.. Roush and
Maize Forrey, both of Freeburg.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-27

K John w. Hoffman, of McKees
Half Falls, was in townonS Saturday.
He is having sale this spring. and
gets his bills printed at this office,
because he gets larger bill for the
price, better paper and a notice in
a newspaper that reaches nearly ev-
cry one in the county.
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From an Editors Standpoint.

An editor in a neighboring town
sareastically remarks that he wants
to buy sack Of flour, a pair of
shoes and a felt hat, and he is ready
to receive the lowest bids for the
same. He says that someof his own
town people treat him that way when
they want printing to the amount Of
three or four dollars.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-27
NOTICE

We have discovered that It is
violation Of the law to issue prt|
MUM tickets, and we have been al
vised to discontinue it. We hay|
accordingly stopped giving them.
We will, however, redeem all ouk|
standing tickets. Respectfully,
s. WEIs, Selinsgroyr
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Caution Notice.

At the constable's sale recently purchsoei
the following named articles and left them u
the possession OF John q. Meyer All persou3
are hereby cautioned not to meddle wiah th3
same.
3horses, lot harness. Q shoats, fsS hoG|
wagon, spring harrow, lot corn, buggy, MOVED
plow. u interest OF twelve acros grain II
ground. lot potatoes, cook stove, lot carpet, {
beds and bedding.
j. <. BOGAR. McKees Half Falls, Pa.
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Oyer end Tsrn,incr aud General jail delivery
sad Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace OF
snyder County. Ps., held - February Term
Commencing Pebru,ry 2Ssh, ls9s.
GRAND JURORS. ''.'+r-
Name. Occupation. Residence.
AiS Or, John W.. carpenter, Beaver
Bingsmsn, Fred, gentlem IN, Centre
Biilmrdt Paul, musician. Middoburg
Gordon, John X, farmer, West Perry
Grsybiil, Irwin, luborer, Franklin
GLASS, Henry II, lime burner, Washington
IIouser. James N, Iaborer. Union
Hendricks, Cuas. g., hardware, sellnssrove
llartmab, Newton. laborer. Monroe
HOrnberYer, q. g., farmer, West Perry
Living,tJn. Geo. r , carpenter, selin grove
Me,ser, David, miller, Chapman
Miller. Levi. lnborer, jackson
Mattern, David A., merchant, Adams
AcC cnlan. VIM. H., farmer, spring
Marley, Jonathan, farmer, Perry
S'imeling, John, laborer, Penn
Shook, Joseph, farmer. West Beaver
Schsmbsch, Harvey, farmer. Franklin
Woomer, Ammon. farmer, West Perry
Wit Daniel. lsborer, Washington
Wagner, Harv ey. .laborer, West Beaver
Wilmer. David g., farmer, Union
wolgemuth, A. b., merchant. selinsgrove
PETIT JURORS.
Adams. John, laborer, Penn
Bolig, Fred, carpenter, Centre
Bargo, 8. D.. farmer, Peiry
Bachmsn, l.. C.. teacher, Franklin
Brousc, Noah, farmer, jackson
Charles, Henry f., sawyer. Union
Dunkleberger, Lank. saddler, Washington
Dreese, Reuben, gentleman. Spring
Dinius, A. H., farmer. Middlecreek
Dcrk, Henry, merchant, jackson
Duck, II. j., printer, selinsgrove
Eisenhsrd, Gabriel, farmer. Chapman
Fetter, Franklin. farmer. jackson
Gearhart, job n A., farmer, Spring
Holtzapple, y. II teacher. Washington
Hummel, j. E. laborer, Middlecreek
Herrold. VIM. g., laborer, Union
Hummel. Jerry, farmer, Monroe
Herrold. John H., laborcr, Chapman
Hendricks, Henry, farmer.
Houiz, John, cigarmaker, Washington
Klose, Uriah, farmer, Franklin
Klose. VIM. j., saddler. Spring
Keller, VIM. NJ, confectloner. Beaver
Meyer, N. L., laborer. Selinsgrove
Martin, Thomas, atorer. Centre
Mancvail, Daniel, farmer, West Perry
Meyer, Harvey, farmer, jackson
Napp. W. w., merchant, Centre
Newman, John, sr., farmer, Chapman
Oppenheimer, Solomon, merchant, sclinsgrovc
Pontius, Henry, teacher. Washington
Rearich, R.H., farmer. franklin
Roush, Nathan. laborer, Union
Relchenbach, Daniel, farmer. Perry
Keigle, Irwin, laborer. Union
staley, John H., farmer, Selnsgrove
Spriggle, G. s., farmer, West Perry
Stahl, Peter Jr., laborer, Union
Smith, Daniel, thrasher, Monroe
Spangler. j. b., laborer, Spring
Schoch, Geo,J. farmer. Monroe
Shook, william, Iahorer selnsgrove
Shannon, John, plastercr. franklin
Walter, George, son Of Jacob Walter,
farnur, Franklin
Wolf George H., Iaborcr, tluion
Winter, Isaac, clerk, Beaver
Zegler, james, farmer, Middlecreck
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WASTEn---A home for a ss5aI|
little. girl 10 years of age. AnHxv
liable party can haye the girl 81
any length Of time and for sllob6ol I
if desired. Inquire at this Off
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-27
8 coomed olles uf brading aw,
Un gornix uf de leng.
sIn 0pite Of.
NEW RULES
Governing the Republican Par
ty Of Snyder County.

At the meeting of the Republican
County Committee, held ut Middle
burgh, Sept. 25, 1897, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That the Chairman ap-
point a committee of three Republi-
cans to compile full set Of rules
governing the Republican party Of
Snyder County, and more definite
way of holding the Primary Elec-
tiOn.
The County Chairman appointed
Geo. w. WagenscIIer, I. A. Wag-
ner and b. +. Arbogast commit
tee to present suitable rules to cover
the requirements of the occasion.
On Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1898, the
following was adopted:
THE RULES.
I. The organization OF the Republican Party
OF Snyder County shall consist Ofa County Com
mlttee, OF which each election district shalt
elect two members, said Committee 10 annua y
elect Chairman. Secretary ard Treasurer.
2. The Committeeman OF each district wall
see that the election board 10 PROPERLY UrganiLcu
BY choosing Judge, Inspector, and CLERK. VI
election who before entering upon the dis
charge Of their duties shall seyeraIly take, rni.
subscribe. on blanks TO be prepared by tnc =, q.
rotary OF this c0mnittee for the purpose. ,ne
oath or affirmation prescribed by law.
RHa--
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So gwiss % ich chr sawg,
Mcr hardt ebmohls der wipperwill

I'm fun der schmarta lett;
Ea helft der fun hen Gutt ON Geld
De onner, net re.ht g'scheit.
Mer hen ke' shool-house in em dahl
Ken karrich-hofe un ken karrich:
Ouch lieb un trieda ivverall,
Un nix gade ivver-tswarrrich.
Mer hen ken geld far in de hanks,
Far gentle-leit tsu shtala;
Ae arlichkeit tzeeked nix os blanks
Wan dawg-deebs geld fardahle.
De reicha deeb de gahna fry,
Trotz* trial, proof un sentence
De orme in de bresend nj,
Un des is-Independencc.
Der tox-mon dare cOOmd dri-mOhls
I'm fuddered uns de tOxa; yohr
Der kondadawt coomed hinna-noch
Un shtricheled uns de Oxel.
In Bockmult Valley wohne mere,
Un knoocha unser dake;
Un ollas sunsht, des doona mere
Ols much der Olte wake.
So we sc OILS far ol,lers HEN
De olde BOckmult lett;
So we sc hunnert yohr shunt hen,
So doona mere much heit.
Mer essa won mer hungerich sin
Un drinka far der dorscht;
Mer shtuppa won mer fardich sin
Un froga net twas kusht's?"
Der mawga is far maisich-keit
Un net far sowery,
Un bi uns olda Bockmult lett
Is aw ken brewery.
Mer shtoma oil fun Adam hare
I'm fun der Afie aw-
Of course, ich denk de Afie wore
Am Ad. 81 arshte fraw.
De schlong de hut de Afe fer shift
De Afe hut ere NOM; -.
Des con mer lasa IN der Shrift,
Wane'sslasa will IN CON. q. i,
Mer wissa dos de ardf shtill schtate
Is flat un yOr net rund; 49,.
I'm dos de sun gans drum-rum gade
in fier-un-tswonsig schtund.
Aweck nit ductershtuft un law
Won amer ohtes schpeert,
Don gade are tsu der ducter-fraw
Un wart nit huns-fett g'shmiert.
Ouch nemt mer ne kens innerlich,
Sunscht saint mer Elfadricha,
Tn drawmed cn gonser moonet nix
Os lounder hund un bitcha.
Tn won mer ungfare Hypo' hut
De holb- ferheet klawgie,
Don gade mer-wOn mer glawa hut,
Tn lust sich wohrheit sawge.
I'm won ich in de law mist-deef,
Far mich Gus druvvel schnitzla-
TMm bischpeel, far an shada-breef,
Geb mere der Billy Bixler.
rs is an hex i'm Bockmult Dahl,
So runslich, grum un din,
Os we an darre boOna-shawl,
Odder'n olde keshta-rin.
So oldt we oldt Mathusalem-
SO schwartz os shOnshta-rosse
Sc coomed ous oldt Jerusalem,
Tn oil der wake tsu fOOse.
Ehr g'schef des is don ousgashpielt
Ungowl un fee hut ruh;
Ouch won EN- Shtuffel ebbes failed
Don hut's de hex ga-dOo.
Mer maucha unser rechnung noch
I'm wedder in kOllenner
Mer maucha unsrr essa nOch
Am howfa INN schtenner.
Mer hen tswa bicher inn House
De Beevel un der Psaltzer
Do lasa mere un singa rous,
SO we Sc hen far older.
Mer beed net geld I'm menscha aw
Nix Us des iieve GOtt;
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L,ebt arlich I'M ga-dri.
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I'm freiheit fawna schwabt,