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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-10
NO TEMPTATION TO PIRATES.


A son OF the old-time yachting captain,
Jack White of Red Bank, picked up a
Mexican silver dollar of 1884 on Sandy
Hook the other day. Capt. Jack said II
reminded him OF many dollar he had
seen that had been picked up along the
Jersey coast and on Long Island shores.
Mexican silver dollars" he said. were
the money of the commercial world dur
ing all the early part of the century, and
you could find them wherever there were
wrecks. Nowadays pirating would not
pay, but In those days every chip had 20
carry a lot of money every time she went
on voyage. Nowadays a captain doesn't
have to have anything but BIT Of pocket
money. and Il IL a fact that many a ship
goes out on a voyage with hardly dollar
aboard. III the captain needs anything. he
can either draw money at any port he
enters or else find credit there.
1T was very different a generation AFRO.
In those days captain had TO take out
with him money enough to last him for
the whole voyage and something for em-
ergencles besides. He often had big sums
aboard also that were used in trading or
that represented n cargo sold II was
not uncommon in those days for a ship
10 start out with a fuii cargo. bound for
some foreign port. where the captain
would have TO hunt his own market n
the cargo wouldn't sell we'll there. he had
power TO go to any other port 10 hunt
profitable market. Then when he had
sold out no was expected 20 buy a new
cargo. either for home port or perhaps
sono other part of the world II was rot
unusual for A captain 70 handle half
dozen cargoes on a long trading voyage
and come home in ballast. with big box
OF silver dollars TO help keep the ship up
10 thu wind Even the little vessels car.
ried "a lot OF money on board
II guess that dollar was wrecked thern
hfty years ago and il has been drifting
around ia the sands ever siacs"--No~
York sun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-10

The late sir r Moon Was enc OF the
venerable men % whom a rear or two
back We addressed @ series 1t question:
as 10 any personal habits or other causes
that might have contributed 10 longevity.
The late railway masnstcs enSwers 10
our queries were curiously negative. and
~ the same time quite curiously aug
sestive. % the man OF a single purpose
IN ifs We asked twelve questions. Sir
Richard Moon answered nine % them by
4 simple no" lie had no nxed hours
for meals or recreation. ne psx;su.SS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-10
Youthful Patriotism.

There Is a sman boy az lexington. whose
father IL FTeuchman. buf who himself
was horn n England aui has lived there
al his life. Consequently he CONSIDERS
himself % be an Engllshnan, He has re-
Gently gone 70 school, and has heen taking
his FIRST lessons In English history. The
other night re locked up from his book.
musinEiy. and said 20 hz father.
Papa. We licked yea swtuily ~ the bat
SIC % Waterioo. didn't ses--I>oas0n TIT
EifR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-10
How the ucfercudum works.

An interesting illustration Of the work.
ing OF the referendum was givsn IN swift
xerland when the state councillors under
took 90 secure an increase OF their official
salaries. Their reasons for asking larger
remuueratipns we're accepted as sound
by the puhlie press all the uessps reTs,
Conservative. Radical and Socialist.
warmly indOrsing the proposed increase.
The approval OF the electors was regarded
as almost certain. but, 70 the great sur
prise az the councillors, the result 81 the
vote showed that only 500 cut Of A total
OF $40 voters were IN favor of irst Nas-
iuS the salaries As planned. Similar dif-
ferences between the opinions % the peo-
pie and those Of their lawmakers have
been noted many times before. %nd the
sentiment IN favor u an obligatory refer
endun Is growing rapidly throughout the
country, The Courier de tieneve nav Rf-
firms that Il Is essential that the electors
have the obligatory referendum instead
Of the optional referendum u having been
demonstrated that a law which has not
beon submitted 20 the electors is ret IN
likely 70 he a law contrary 70 the wishes
Of the people Chicago Record.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-10
strnmer. nctwcen london aud rsrl.

The FIRST fruits of the efforts that are
being made 10 render the Seine between
Havre and Paris navigable by seaEoing
steamers are 90 he eeen In the creation.
which is imminent 81 Hire OF cargo
vessels that are 20 Ply between London
and Paris Tho new COMPANY witch Is
called the CompSgulc Maritime de IA
Seine. IS building Eve. 5lo-ton twIn-s-rew
steamers at Nantes and q expects to be-
sin operations neNt spring ~ the latest
fected in seventy-two hours. There will
he two departures a week In each direc-
tion.-Paris correspondence 81 the Pail
Mall Gazette.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-10
Monflbiy Stuff erLng Bsolk-
soho and Bearing down
Pains always Cured by
Lydia e. PfnIklbasss,s Vo0o-
table OOssspOssnd.

suffered untold agony every
month, could get no relief until tried
your medicine; your letter Of advice
and a few bottles Of Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound have madc
me the happiest woman alive. shall
bless you as long as | live. - Miss
J0ie Saul, Dover, Mich.
-Four years ago had almost given
up hope of ever being well again. l
was afflicted with those dreadful head
ache spells which would sometimes
last three or four DAYS. Also had back
ache, bearing-down pains, leucorr-
hea, dizziness, and terrible pains at
monthly periods combining me to my
bed. After reading so many testi-
monials for your medicine, concluded
to try it. / began to pick up after
taking the first bottle, and have con-
tinued to gain rapidly, and now feel
like different woman. can recon-
mend Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in highest terms TO all sick
women" - Miss Rosa Helden, I70
w. Cleveland Ave.. Canton. o.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

The Butler Band home talent theatre
company presented the four actcomedy
dr. ANA "The Cuban Spy" mt the opera
house in this city Thursday evening, to
a crowded house. The play was well
received r!icting great applause from
the large audience assembled TO witness
it, presentation, an each thrilling
scene aud startling climax was brought
out by the company. There IL just
enough comedy in the piece to make it
take well with the average audience aud
thr comedy parts Were handled with
out gloves by the company. The feature
Of the performance however was a
speciality by four small boys-two
Ash's aud two Hart's, as the sourkrout
brigade, n song aud march, as an
encore the Asa boys gave some fancy
double steps aud a cake walk to the
Intense delight OF the audiences. The
lads u re certainly immense IN rl,eir act.
Butler may well feel proud oi their band
as The music rendered on this occasion
would do credit TO II much larger and
Older organization. Should the Butter
company decide to visit Webster again
they can rest assured of a hearty wei
come and liberal patronage. After the
performances a dance WAS enjoyed by
all who cared to remuin. Ii was q
most enjoyable evening ihr ughout
and Webster il ready To acknowledge
itself indebted tn our neighbors oil
Butler for one Of the pleasantest events
ci the season.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

Court business moves along rapidly
and smoothly and the indications are
that when an adjournment Is taken
the calendar will be pretty well cleaned
up. On Friday the case OF John Good
ct al. va A. Sandvig, as sheriff OF Day
Co. was resumed. The jury brought in
a verdict for the plaintiff. assessing the
damages at $3.50.
Arrangements in the criminal cases
were made and disposed of as follows:
Peter Davidson, pleaded not guilty. j.
M. Hawkins pleaded not guilty. Thos.
Conley pleaded not guilty. w. and +.
s. Morgan, dismissed. Minnie Roe,
Mary Do. John Doe, Richard Rne.
bonds forfeited. Minnie Croker. Nellie
Hawkins, Allie Roe. Sarah Doe. bonds
forfeited, except in case oil Nellie Haw-
kins, the other defendants not appear.
ing. Mari, Roe, Sarah Doe aud Jim
mIe Smith. bonds fortified. j. NJ. and
Nellie Hawkins dismissed AZ to j. VI.
Hawkins. Nellie Hawkins pleaded not
guilty. Eel Hedke, pleaded not guilt.
| Herman Schacher pleaded not guilty..
Civil cases resumed. Harris vs. Arthur
stating 10 was "a Case properly Tor a
| referee, tn. Judge submitted an inter
rogatory I % the jury and took the cas-
under advisement
| Criminal arrangements. Andrew Shop
pard, charged with assault with a dam
gerous weapon, pleaded not guilty.
Henry, Sam and Andrew Sheppard
charged with assault with dangerous
weapons, pleaded not guilty.
John Bear. charged with manning the
person of Nellie Owen, pleaded not
guilty.
Frank and Lucy Goodboy, charged
| with obtaining money under false pre-
tence, pleaded not guilty.
All the above defendants are Indian s
Civil cases resumed. Anton j. BLOCH
VS.. Victoria Wotowicz, breach OF proti
Use. This case attracted considerable
attention IRON the prominence OF ths
par les i'm the northeast portion OF thu
county, from the fact that the usua
order was reversed and the nan appear
ing as piainti If and from the further
fact that there were five attorneys en-
gagged in the case Messrs Sears, McCo,
and Taylor appearing for the plaintiff
and Lund and Alley for the fair defen
dant. Ate, a we'll fought legal battle
the Jury returned a verdict in favor oi
plaintiff. assessing the damages a 81
Criminal Calendar resumed.
State of y. ID. vs.. Herman Schacher
Accused of setting fire which destroyed
a stack 0 hay belonging to DIR. Harris
Jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
State o. =. ID. VS.. JAS. nj. Hawkins
Defendant entered "A plea of guilty ane
the court imposed afine of $50 and costs
or 10 days In jail.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
Webster Markets.
Notice to SUBSCRIBERS.

kbe season of settlement OF Outstanda
accounts has arrived and we desire
smOress upon our delinquent subscrib.
the necessity of prompt payment OF
lsrriptiOn accounts. The Reporter
been very lenientli in this matter in
mast with the result of a larger
buut due accommodating than we are
[rauted in carrying. Subscribers there
1 will confer a favor by giving this
|ter their early attention.
Adams & Arthur.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
Dr.. ~coodmanson, Jan. 20,
80, and al. ,

The quality OF the Kerosene oil on the
market at present is really something
fearful.
Geo. La Sale and Martin Fritz we re
up from Waubay yesterday attending
court.
Herman Heinrichs butchered a IS
months old hog this week that dressed
6S5 pounds.
Miss Dora Hughes returned Tupsda Y
night from Il two weeks visit with frien DIS
at Aberdeen.
j. II. Mccoy went up to Aberdeen on
Sunday mornings train, returning
Monday night.
We have now the incest touches ever
IN town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin & Foster.
Those who suffer the untold miserjes
OF headache try AescuIapius, % cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
DR.. Goodmanson will be in Webster
at his office in pOstotfice building the
last three days OF Zach week.
Is the Board of Trade smoking? is
not the question, but rather, are you
smoking The Board OF Trade.
For Sale Cheap-House and Lot
south of Masonic hall. EnquIr re of
E. C. Warner at Elevator Store.
John Barse is officiating a. Indian
interpreter at the court this week,
there being \ number Of Indian ca I.s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
When in need of

Illinois soft coal, Hooking Valley soft
coal, Genuine Raymond soft coal and
Birds Eye Canned soft coal the famous
Cross Creek Lehigh hard coal, hard
and soft wood, Oats and ShelIad corn,
go to the yards OF +. A. Wearue where
all these things are to be- found.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
a. .sso ss BUY FEED!
Wood sawed and everything delivered
when requested.

State of 8. ID. va. Mile Hawkins.
Defendant pleaded guilty and the court
imposed a fine of $50 and costs or Is days
in courty Jail.
State of s ID. vs. John Rear! Defend
ant was fonnd guilty of assault and bat
terry.
State of 8. ID. va. fndrew Sheppard,
Now on trial.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
.rinSg VAN n1l Skpsn STYLE =

Did YOUR crop last year turn out as good
>. uo,,r %reiohbors, who used a drill in seed
ino9 The Drill, especially the Disc Drill has
nroven to be the right thing in the right place
and has come to stay, Anyoooy VINO USES q
Sood Money. We shall be pleased to show
You uu our VanBrunt g. Wilkins Drill. whether
You intend to purchase one or not. They are
yoa+ar and stronger this year than ever and
nrices of course are right.
LAS. PETERSON &CO.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

~ fer lUSH GARY
II Adams & Arthur.
obn Dillon Feb. 10.
kmoke Board OF Trade.
, below Tuesday morning.
he mill OF Justice still grinds.
fomorrow is ground hog day.
kall on The Reporter forlegal blanks
In abundance of sun-dogs these days.
me- frost is on the pumpkin these
rs.
SiDest Sc. cigar in town-El Hegalo--
Va. THU.
4ur summer weather met with a
pre- cold.
he Board of Trade is now open for
p~ection.
G. Leyoy went down to the city
lurday night.
drs. Goodmanson was on the sick
this week.
he most interesting topic of the day
board OF Trade.
3iograpL aud music at opera house
Ntday evening Feb. 2.
For the beet 10 all kinds OF liquo re- go
fiagstad's Saloon.
3obert Mantell best cigar at
price-M. A. THU
S&. c. Chapman visited his father G. l..
Taubay Tuesday.
BDewey's Morning Glory" bea Is tn EN-
1 Pioneer Drug Store.
f. ". Harris departed for his home in
cago Saturday night.
Chs Moore Twins at opera house
day evening, Feb. 2.
ts a cold wind and blows nobody
pd but the coal man.
bls Lottie Kramer was on rhe sick
q few days this week.
David Marshall OF Waubay was
Rbster visitor Tuesday.
Elsa DOVE Mckee Ia suffering from a
attack OF pneumonia.
wenty new patterns OF baby cabs at
Old Furniture Store.
g~anted-l000 men to help unload
(ooners at Flagstad's.
Remember the date-Feb. 2-Moore's
pcert and Biograph Co.
he late frosts we fear have hurt the
hana crop In this section.
:, Milan is under the doctors care at
Johns hospital this week.
henry Trrnsr left for his home in
P'eoln, Nes. Sunday morning.
" handle Paris Murton Chocolates
A. Thu', they can't be beat.
has. b. Knott OF BRISTOL was trans
ing business her. Tuesday
TENDING court ~ "a favorite O ccupa-
with many these cold days.
iixed drinks Of all kinds put up on
pi notice at Flagsiad's Saloon.
4 II. Thompson. the Waubny mer-
aa' was a city visitor Monday.
you contemplate purchasing d
pscai instruments $50 TIC. Olson.
9rw line oi samples $50 new ones) OF
pets at the Old Furniture Store.
ne Butler band is all right, wish
""er mad one IA good, don't yon?
seau "oHcle Johns" communication
butler. 1t is worthy Of perusal.
ness prefume the finest that
came 'e the city NJ. A. Thul sells il.
ave You attended the meetings in
s'eSs at the NJ. E. church this week.
Essa and the highest market price
NOES and fun 0le Amundson.
aere vas about 10000 bushels of
aAeted IN Webster this season
Money to loan on approved
GsuI'sy. E. w TAYLOR.
Ward Of Huron was here Tues.
argue some motions before the
C%ssoee's "Maine MIST will suit your
s"i sure, the Pioneer Drug Store
1Iaary went cut in full winter glory
f%Sruary. "''''"s oeeeeF 'o'
party who has the torch used for
~ street lamps, VIII please return
n-Io Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leyoy
Eid @oy Il, 1900, u daaghter.-Mon-
u ara Taihlansons Office days in Web.
Thursday. Friday ana Satur-
4 florence Landon came up from
)app i T.; night on a visit to her
trends hereabouts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

l.. Gross went down to Chicago Fri
day night.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

iHIe dt tue creamery saturday, l..
IL. Belts team became scared at escap-
ing steam and made IA dash down the
road. 1t was supposed they would run
home, but such was not the case and
after considerable search and worry,
Mr.. Belts located them at X. p.
Brorup's uniniurad.
DR.. {. E. Brooks the old reliable
Dentist will be found at his office with
the latest improvements for extracting
teeth without pain.
Can't. Palmer u. Sheldon, who had
been visiting Sergeant Moulton, return
ed home to Aberdeen Sunday morning
Just ia time to receive u magnificent
present from Hong Kong, China. 1t was
a holiday gift from his chum and room
mate while in Luzon, Capt. L. e. Young.
1t was a dark wood case, lined with
velvet, containing an elegant solid
silver smoking set in four pieces, partly
in s6ligree work and bearing his initials.
DIR. GOOdmansOn never does anything
by halves. Having determined to locate
in this city, he rapidly completed his
plans and is TODAY finally and centrally
located in handsome apartments over
the postOfic5, fitted up with all the latest
improvements in dental art and dental
machinery, where he will be pleased to
greet his old friends and customers and
to make the acquaintance of new ones
Call on the Doctor.
A. i nsworth OF Watertown has
established an agency for the sale of
musical Instruments in the Wallace
block in this city with II. G. Olson in
charge. In Pianos they handle such
celebrated makes az Henry r. Miller.
Lakeside, Mortified, Schumnel, Keys
bury and Conover. IT, organs. Llough
& Warner, Farrand & Votey. Western
College aud Chicago College, also sheet
music of all kinds and a general line OF
musical merchandise.
Chas. DueIl of Bristol, was in the city
Friday. He returned last week from
a visit to hfs old home at Cresco. In.
While there he took dinner with J.C.
Adams. We will bet that when Chas.
and j. c. got together there was some
great Jhreshing over Of the old straw OF
phone Ar days in Dakota. Mr.. ID. says
he had a fine time but was glad to get
back aud that South Dakota is good
enough for him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
Or. ~Coodmanson the pain
less dents { in webster
from Jan. "a to Feb q. Office
over PostofHce.

There viii h.. a dance II riH opera
hnn-,. Feb. 20 Music by W. W. Holcomb
OF st. Paul the proc-'-ds will ,,go townrds
paving Tor the new piano. .
We refund 1Oc for every package OF
Putnam Fadeless Dye that fails 10 give
salts artion. Monroe Drug Co. Union
will, Mo. Sold by NJ. A. Thul.
Some new shapes aud tints in fine
STATION cry al P.abody'S. We aim to
Keep our linz laIl aud mp to date and
eau -uppIy you at reasonable prices.
Geo n. Rlggir, the well know
rubhpr gooas sHtrsman. has been placed
IN tue small pox hospital at Lewis own,
Mont. by the health officers OF Nat
place.
Dan Collins Deputy u. 5. Marshall
was in the city subpoenaing witnesses
,rd getting evidence tor u term OF u ;,
district court to convene in the Black
Tuesday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01
CO TO Or. Brooks and hav e
your teeth extracted with
the painless remedy.

J.C. Sheldon came up from Aberdeen
to look alter some court business Sat
urday, he returned Sunday morning.
A. NJ. Knight of Glencoe, Minn. wa g
in the city the early part of the week
Doing u little "courting" we presume.
Rev. john Fontana arrived from
NorthwOod Mimi. Tuesday to pay his
Webster friends a visit for a few days.
A fine line of fresh chocolates al wa vs.
on hand at Peabody's. The finest in
town. Fresh package goods aspecia lily
Julius Fiagstad arrived from Lake
Preston Saturday night to spend the
week looking after business interests
here.
The Board OF Trade is the name OF a
fine cigar the Webster factory is just
putting ON the market. See il you don't
like II.
Money 20 loan on farm land at fair
rate ot interest, and furnished the day
application is made. Apply to j.. Alley,
Webster.
Claud Stewart has resigned his posi-
ton as book keeper in the Security
Bank this city, Almond Chilson taking
his place.
Leave your orders for water on slate
in p. o. or with II. Mckennett the
only one who hauls McKennett's. Pure
Spring water.
Each package OF Pullman Fadeless
Dye colors more goods than any other
dye and colors them better too.-Sold
by NJ. A. THU.
Mrs. Dannie Alberts was confined to
| her room from Friday to Tuesday by
illness but in again at her post at the
| ELEVATOR Store.
Just Received, invoice of new books.
| Just what you have been looking Tor
and could not find in town. Pea
| body keeps them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

DIR. {. E. Brooks the old reliable
Dentist will be found at his office with
the latest improvements for extracting
teeth without pain.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-22

an, 10 baB bic n0rblih aslesenen
@ouuern'ments nit Wannlhaiten aus
benz europdiiden RuBlano beisst uer
ben miiien. Nber iber oisie i4mei;
.senoen Oemonitrationen b~inaassuse
ben, lit er ni4t gu beuesen. Wan
beridtst iosar. Der G,ar babe Der eng
.liiden &esieruus idon BEL Yeainn
oes &rieaes ueriproden, In ben iios
afrifaniiden Griea nidt einalsreifeu.
IS sibt ii6 III 8uBlano freilid cine
.reiolute Stimmuu9 fund, pelbe bic
@elesenbeit beim S4opfe ano> eng
LAMB bel ben @5uaren nehmen m6bIe,
nm nit ibm sriinolide Nbrednuns gu
balteu. aber bieler wadere @unid
miro uon oes Srieocns eoaafens Sldi
le ansefrdnfett. uno Der flieseriibe
F.otet %untesbleibt.. Sranfreid? Sa,
oos rout wcsl Die Nussn uno mo6le
n it ieinen Fan;e,idrfisn r"aiislu.
Aber nit oisieu lit IS seraoe 10 idluad)
beitellt wie nit DER Nrmee in 1879,
unc basu ilebt bic @ellausiteluns uor
Der Sbiir, mdbreue peldaer bod noib=
msnoisernsiie Srieoen ssbalten uereeu
muB. Moslltsrwsiie enlW.delt ii9
na1 pem SdluB Der b~iesjdbrisen
Nusittluus in Paris ELL neues &risss=
Drama. obsr i'm Snteseiie Der Suren
miro Dos iduerlid iein, iber Seren
idlieBlihes S6ldlat Die europdiihsn
Vtdd,te i9on mte iiber cine u~olsnoete
Sbatlo1e binpcawa'hsn ideinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-22

mSglid, baB bteie Sorberuns ,@ebor
Oamit pdre beua eire~ do
,ratteriitii6e gisentbimlidtsit1 Der
Der. Staatsn Dor aQer Melt snr Nus.
lteliuns sebradt, elm atttr sSppt Der
nod aus ben 3eiten Der blausn @es
isSe in ben Statuten uns einer aewij=
len Graostion bdnaen aebliebem lit.
@it ibm iouie man auh bic ,0eute
aneltellen, bic ibn nod beute su culti
piren iadsn. Serninftise NnpaNuns
uno Sattsefibl Der apneritanii9eu
eOmmiiitsn merben emi2anoa ,psbl
.oas, Sdauipiel e,iparen.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-22
8ln6tiaeS @at.

Reni1enrubm tein Seilistbum!
Ssute mill man bid uer9otten,
Ror9en bort bu bid %ueripotten.
6udlt ou nur bel Meniben Sbr'.
DAT bu wenis. Jude mebr.
Nenidensunh-eiu Hebelbunlt!
Die bid liebeno beut' nmtalem,
Ronnen moraen ihon oth hallen.
Drum lei weils; nlr Der Sbor
6tist li9 aui EN- l6panteno Hobr.
NenidengruB-fein ii6erer Sup!
Ranher frast wie bir'S er9ebe,
Gina bir'S wobl. 10 tbat's ibm pebe,
SiBe @orte. tallbe Sreue,
SaS int in Der @elt ni6ts ueu.
WeRI6enwort-fein better Sort!
Sente beiBt's: Wein Wort ;um Ftauoe
Ror9en: i9 bins ni6t I'M Stanoe.
Gem Der Spru6: Sin @ort, elm Gto,
Gilt nidt mebr i'll unlrer Selt.
Nsnihenma6t-Iintt iiber aa6t!
Die nod bellt' wie Serge lteben,
Ram Der @inb ipie Spreu perwebsn.
sSer aut Meulheumaht pertraut,
Sat iein SauS aui Sanb 9ebaut.
Neni6enaut-ein iblebter Sut!
Ritt nit allen G~oloesbaufen O.
eGst ii6 Si1erbeit e~rtaufen.
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