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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
800 ARE HOMELESS
Great Distress Is Likely To
Result If Succor Is Not
Ready and
Free

The same flood which swept away
the foundations of the G.. H. bridge
| and caused the death of two train
| men wiped out the little agricultural
village of Guadalupe. Mexico forty
miles below Ell Paso in the Rio Gran
de basin.
The inhabitants. to the number of
500. escaped with their lives by taking
refuge on the adjacent foot hills An
old man and two children were lost
| in the flood and the survivors were
left utterly destitute All their crops.
goats. cattle, chickens and other do
mestic fowls and animals We're swept
away
News of the disaster was brought to
Juarez yesterday by a runner who af-
ter telling of the pitiable condition of
the villagers implored that assistance
be rendered them. He said the people
We're in abject want and starvation
stared them in the face unless aid was
sent quickly.
In JuareZ a committee consisting of
DR.. Samaniego. c .Arguelles. Judge
appointed to solicit subscriptions there.
and on this side the river Messrs
Emerson and Hoyt were requested to
circulate a subscription list. which
they did yesterday afternoon to con-
siderable advantage.
The following FL Paso business men
donated provisions and money:
G. Rarrion u,,bbord
a. Co.. G. l.. Hoyt & Co. J. f. Reitas.
Nagley, Lyons 4 Mclean Krakauer.
Fork & Moye, Max Schultz. Ell Paso
Grocery Co. \. Schwartz. Mrs. Ge-
moets, Mrs. o. Andrews. J. Stolaroff,
Maese & Candelaria. Pass City Paint
ing and Decorating Co. p Michero NJ.
| Ainsa & Son. o. l.. Irwin G. C. Shelton,
farrell. Ballard & Co. Gus Momsen,
HullS Printing House. r. c. Light
bCdy. j. Calisher, A. w. Susen. w E.
| Leonard. I. II. Springer J. H. Nations
Clifford Bros
| The town of Guadalupe is so situated
as to be in the path of danger when
| ever there is cloudburst in the noun
| tains and it is said that once or twice
| before the people of the little farming
| community have lost heavily because
\ their crops were swept away by floods
having their origin in cloudbursts at
| the head of the canons in the noun
| tains.
| Guadalupe is said to be avery old
place. and it is one of the most inter
| esting of all the river towns. At har-
vest time the fields and orchards pre-
sented most beautiful appearance
There is a large mill there and the
| town was quite active. Guadalupe lies
about opposite Rio Grande station.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
CATTLE OFFERED
Fo- the Carnival ROping Contests

Interest in the Midwinter Carnival
appears to be increasing rather than
diminishing for the secretary of the
association receives daily letters of all
kinds from business men and aSSur-
anceS of substantial aid.
For several weeks the executive
committee has been puzzled to know
just how to get together the best cat
tie for the roping contest. The COM
mittee was desirious of obtaining the
very widest cattle and those most
nearly resembling one another so that
the chances of all contestants would
be similar.
The committee had about decided to
send out agents to hunt such cattle
when the j. II. Martin company vol
unteered to furnish all the wild MeXi-
can cattle needed for the sum of SIS
each. delivered.
These cattle will be uniform in quail:
fties and are to come from the ranches
of Ex-Governor Luis TerraZas of
Chihuahua
The committee will gladly avail it
self of Mr.. Nations's offer. which prac-
tically amounts to a gift.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
MILK INSPECTION
will Be RioIdIy Carried Out BY the
Board OF Health Important
Step In tn. Interest OF Public
Aoalfh

The city ordinance requiring dairy
men to sell only pure milk to the pub
lie and restricting them from watering
their milk to increase the quantity and
mixing various kinds of chemical prep
arations in it to embalm ii and keep
il apparently in fresh and sweet
condition will be rigidly enforced by
the present board of health. OF which
Dr. w y. Villas is president.
The board of health of Ell Paso never
was in better working order than IL is
, today and has never had any better
employees than those who are engaged
at the present time of carrying out
the instructions of those in authority
and the days of the dairyman who sells
impure milk to his customers are num-
: bered.
Just what date in the future will be
selected for carrying the instructions of
the board into effect has not been
definitely settled but once started the
inspection OF milk will become Il per
manent duty of the city physician and
subordinate will be regularly en-
ployed for that purpose.
Ex-Sheriff Frank Simmons. now an
employee of the board of health. felt
the uplse of some of the larger dairy
men this morning on the inspection
proposition and found that they We're
a unit in favor OF having all milk Of
fered for sale closely inspected. Most
of them contend that they sell nothing
but pure milk tn their customers. but
assert that at the present price of al
falfa they find much difficulty in com
peting with the vendors of the adul-
terated article.
DIR. Villas when seen this morning
said there was nothing to tell about
the proposed regulation except that
steps would be taken for its rigid en-
forcement in the near future.
He said the task properly belonged
to the city physician. but for two years
past the ordinance had not been en-
forced.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
A RATIONAL ACT
And Likely 10 Do A Good
Deal TO Aid The EARLY Set
t'ement Of The China
Trouble

LONDON. Oct. 20-Lord Salisbury.
who has been Il silent factor in the
Chinese game heretofore. comes to the
front TODAY with "A move OF the first
Importance.
He has formed an alliance with Ger
many TO keep the ports of China open
TO all nations and to prevent the ac-
auisition Of Chinese territory by any
one of the powers during the present
unsettled conditions i'll the far east
The move is a rational and helpful
one. and should clear away the cloud
of international suspicion which has
hindered a clear view OF the exigencies
of the Chinese situation. and has
treatened the peaceful settlement OF
the difficulties.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

the streets yesterday that Il k.;"nS
was liable TO occur at the second ward
primary tonight. City recorder Pat
terson speaking about the primaries
yesterday said:
Unless precautionary measures are
taken to prevent it there may be Sc
rious trouble in the second ward to-
morrow night. l am going to have a
with acting mayor Burton
and ask him to have the chief of po-
lice station officers at the court house
doors to search every man who enters
and to disarm all who may have guns
or dirks. | think that officers attend
ing the primaries should leave their
guns at home and thus set a good
example.
. Let it be kept in mind that in the
democratic primaries our local gov
erning powers are selected. the men
that maladminister the laws of Texas
The foregoing must make highly in
teresting reading for people outside OF
the city and state. To them we will
say. that in Ell Paso the uncivilized
are really in the minority, but owing
to the present condition of the election
laws it is impossible for the will of
the majority to assert itself.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
LIFE CONFINEMENT
The Punishment Fixed BY
Inc Jury For The Alleged
Crime If Killing
Goebel

GFORGETOWN. Ky, Oct 2O-Ihe
jury in the case OF Henry F. foutsey'
charged with completely in the murder
of Senator Goebel. this morning
brought in a verdict of guilty and
fixed the punishment at imprisonment
for life.
The court room was crowded but
none of Youtsey's attorneys were pres
ent The prisoners aged father and a
number Of other relatives were in the
sick room. just off from the court
room.
The verdict produced fearful scene
They had been hoping that the result
would be- .acquittal.
Eoutsey was somewhat better this
morning. though he was still unable
TO make himself understood. He had
one paroxysm last night, but after that
rested well all night This morning he
was propped up in bed while he took
some nourishment-
Youtsey will be sentenced by Judge
Cantrill at the next term of court. \
new trial will he asked for. and failing
this an appeal will be taken
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
BIG RAN III DEAL
Under Way In The State of Cam
DeChe

\ deal of more than ordinarT- mag
nj tude is being negotiated in this
city today between f. W. Simmons. of
Ottumwa. Iowa. representing COM
pany of Iowa and Chicago investors
and Genoveva AniZan Granacias, of
Paris. France. and Luis Anizan, of La
guna del Carmen. state of Campeche.
The property is the will known estate
called San Pablo in the state of Cam
peche. 1t is far famed for its excel
lent quality of mahogany logwood
cedar. fustic and other hard woods.
1t has also very large tracts OF agri-
cultural lands and is already stocked
with seven to eight hundred head of
cattle. There are twelve miles of iron
tram railway. and several buildings.
store houses. etc. IL comprises about
300 900 acres of land and has twenty
four miles of sea frontage and is quite
easy of access.
The new company will be known as
the San Pablo company and its presi-
dent is MIR. j. f. Blythe successful
and we'll known business man of Iowa
Mr.. II. NJ. Let's. also of Iowa who is
an experienced agriculturalist and bus
mess man. is to be general manager.
and w. Ia. Bell. an experienced hard
wood lumber man. of Chicago. will
have charge of the logging and other
lumber departments. being also vice
president of the company. Both these
gentlemen will about the first of Jan
uary. 1901. remove to Mexico and take
active charge of the property.
Mr.. Simmons states that his COM
pany will operate this property very
extensively and will improve its pres
ent facilities very much as soon as pos
session is given. He is stopping at
the Iturbide hotel and will remain a
short time longer.
Sr. Miguel Gil Badia representing
the house of B. Anizan and company
successors as well as one OF the two
partners of the house. and his attor-
ney. ST.. Antonio Cardenas. who also
represents the other partner state that
the consideration in the above transfer
of property is several hundreds of
thousands OF dollars but the exact fig
ure Is not yet given out. Both gem
tlemen are staying at the Hotel San
Carlos in this city.-MeXican Herald.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
The TERRIBLE DANE
Almost 6nawed Through Door In
Trying To Get At a RUrnIdr.

Last Wednesday night night watch
watchman Spivey noticed a man look
ing in the back window at A. Kline's
curio store and arrested him. He was
rancy. When Mr.. Spivey returned to
Kline's he found that the window had
been tampered with and he went to
bowling alley and notified Mr.. McClel-
land who has charge of the store dur
ing the absence OF Mr. Kline in San
Francisco.
They went to the store together and
found that the window had been pried
up.
Thursday night before going to the
circus Mr.. McClelland locked his large
great Dane dog ''Gyp" up in the store
where he left him all night as he had
done many times before. Yesterday
morning the dog was found quietly
sleeping in 'front.' of the large safe in
the store. But this morning it was
discovered that he had made several
desperate efforts to get out OF the store
up. He had gnawed at the different
doors and the rear door was almost
gnawed through. 1t is supposed that
some one was trying to get in the
store and the dog was trying to get
to him. The man was lucky.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
pro MiNENT RAILROAD LAWYER
Detained At the State Line BY Bu-
bonlC pla gu Quarantine

A howl went up from the quarantine
station east of the city last night when
the special car oil Winslow 5. Pierce of
New York. general solicitor of the
Missouri Pacific railway. was held up
at the state line and cut out OF the
east bound train on refusal OF its oc-
cupants to- make oath that they had
not been in San Francisco within fif-
teen days.
As the car had come direct from San
Francisco. Attorney Pierce and his
companions could not conscientiously
do this and as a consequence their car
was side tracked.
They had made arrangements o go
straight through to- st. Louis where
the lawyer claimed To- have pressing
engagement.
Il. +. Darbyshire was notified of their
predicament and asked to- work on DIR.
Blunt from this end of the line. In
: ttorney Pierce's message to- Darby he
said he had been nowhere in vicinity
of the plague district while in San
Francisco.
Mr. Darbyshire wired DIR Blunt AT .
o'clock laying the situation before him.
The private car was released from
quarantine about noon and departed
| Immediately for the east on a spe-
ciaI of which Manager Thorn's private
car was part.
Manager Thorn came out here tn
consult Mr.. Pierce and accompany him
east
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
Mr. PERKINS LEAVES
For His New Field of Labor In the
Mexican CdpltdI.

George Perkins. until lately mana
ger of the Postal telegraph company
here. left this morning for the City
of Mexico To take charge of the tele-
graph department of the Mexican Cen
tral road. He will return here in few
days "a he will not assume permanent
charge until the first of next month.
During the absence of Mr.. Perkins. p
\. Angus. the day operator. will have
charge of the local Office. Mr.. Sperry
the new manager. will take charge
November first.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
BRYAN IN NEW YORK
He Speaks To a Fairly Enthusiastic
Audience

ELMIRA. y. Y. Oct. 2O-Bryan.
with gubernatorial candidate Stanch-
field. state chairman Campbell. and
Judge Bulger. We're driven to Windsor
park this morning. where ten thousand
IL was a fairly enthusiastic audience
Stanchfield presented Bryan by sim
ply saying: Il take pleasure in intro
ducing to you Hon. William Jennings
Bryan OF Nebraska"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
SPECIAL ORDERS
Given To Our Minister To China

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O-It is an
nounced that special instructions were
sent Conger by the president for his
guidance during the Chinese confer
ence-
Conger is directed to- press the Chin
ese government 70 rthe punishment of
the chief instigators of the anti-for-
eign outrages; demand that more
energetic measures be taken by the
Chinese government to suppress dis
order. if necessary by the cooperation
of the imperial troops with those of
the powers. and demand more definite
guarantees for the future preservation
of the peace and safety of foreigners.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
POWDER QUESTION
Will Not Stand In the Way Of Settle
mept OF the Strike

HAZELTON. Pa. Oct. 2O-When all
the operators post notices President
Mitchell will call another convention
or meeting of the executive board and
declare the strike off.
The powder question will not deter
settlement should all the operators fall
into line.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
CHAIRMAN HANNA
Making q Successful Tour Through
Nebraska.

PAwNEE. Neb.. Oct. 20-After last
nights arraignment of Bryan in Lin
coin. Hanna felt in prime condition for
the rally at Beatrice at 9 O'Clock this
morning.
The air was chilly but Hanna stood
bare headed when he began his speech.
AL Wymore the crowd was augment
ed by eXcursionists from Washington
and Concordia. Kas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
WOMEN STRIKE
Minneapolis Dressmdkers Want
Shorter Hours.

AuNNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 70
Minneapolis is experiencing a novel
ty in the way of strikes. about go
dressnlakers having quit work this
week. complaining of the long hours
They have organized union and
are backed by all the labor organiza-
tions OF the city. while public senti-
ment is. generally with them.
All the leading shops are affected.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Will Re Granted To Mrs Kid ~oCov

VIII Re Ordnied 70 Mrs KID WCCOV
NEW YORK. Oct. 2O-The referee
appointed to take testimony in the
suit for absolute divorce brought by
Mrs. Norman SeIby against her hus-
band Kid" Mccoy. has finished his
report.
He advises in favor of the wife. and
as soon as the report is filed in the su-
preme court next week. she will So
cure an absolute decree. Mccoy has
decided not TO combat his wife's ac-
ton.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
SIR EDWiN'S son
Taken Back To London On Serious
Charge, Leaving Wife Destitute.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2O-Julian
Bidulph Arnold. second son OF Sir
Edwin Arnold. will start today no a
journey to London. where he Will be
tried on sixteen charges of embezzle-
ment.
The pathetic side of Arnold's case Is
that Mrs. Arnold. the prisoners wife.
is left alone among strangers without
money
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
IN WASHINGTON
Roosevelt Mill Confer with the
PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O-RooseveIt's $
special pulled into the Pennsylvania
railroad station at this morning from
Hinton. W. Va. where the governor
spoke last night.
The vice presidential candidate will
spend the larger part of the day in con-
ference. Roosevelt will deny himself
to interviewers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
NO CHANGE
In the Condi ition OF Sherman

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O-No appre-
ciable change in the condition OF ex-
secretary of state Sherman was OBJ
served during last night. He seemed
to- be resting as easy as his low vitaIi-
ty would warrant His physicians did
not remain during the night
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
GENERAL WOOD
Called To Washington For a Con-
feret

NEW YORK. Oct. 20-General Leon
ard Wood. governor of Cuba. is in New
York. He arrived this morning on
the steamer Iucatan from Havana
GenereI Wood said he was here at
the request OF the war department
and would go at once TO Washington.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
$4,000 MISSING
And With 1t a Railroad and Express
Agent

STUTTGART. Ark, Oct. 2O-B. X.
Anderson. agent o fthe Cotton Belt
railroad ami .'a.iiic EXPIRES, company.
at this place. has disappeared.
Nine thousand dollars are missing.
reward has been offered for his cap
ure
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
JONES PREDICTS
That Bruan VIII Easily Win New
York state.

CHICAGO. Oct. Ex-senator Jones
ceived encourages him To predict that
New York state will go democrats by
% 900 to 10000 votes.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

Headquarters of the Mckinley and
Roosevelt club in the Sheldon hotel.
next Carnival headquarters, open ev-
cry day and evening. Regular meet
ings every Tuesday night at g.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

Be wise. and advertise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
P. Srteorth e6roeoer S. J..

bis gum lebten Ssrbit Rettor bes
Oeuti6en Goless in &om, lit am 20.
Suli gu WUnonbsrabe BEL 9ultenburg
Gimburg : Sp1anb) i'm GA. Sabre
peri6ieoen. ginunpapanSig Sabre
ult, trat Der befannte Srbensmann
1858 in bic @e1eaI6aft Seiu. Had
Ioaenbung ipuroe er i'm Sabre Der
8ertreibuns Der Seiuiten ausO euti9s
lamb mad Gom berufen unb mar bptt
i'm 0euti9en 8oleg als Hepstitor
uno oils profeHpr Der 8betorit tbGtig.
Infangs 1880 ipurbe er nit benz
Qmte bes Rettprs bss aolless betraut
unb peripaltetc bdsIeIbe nit breiiGbs
riger unterbre9ung Bis Serbit 1899.
Seine @eiunbbeit mar i6on Ieit einis
ger 3eit gebro1en. Mebrere Mpnate
perpeilte er in 2uremburg. Dor Ia
5agen fam er nu1 Wiiuanbsruoe;
u%neripartet raid bra9 er 5ufommen.
Spnntag 4benb puroe er eintretenber
8efabr tpegen nit ben I'll. Stsrbefa,
tramenten perfeben. Der erit lpdter
bin5utommenoe Mrst ertldrte Das
llebel bes &rdnten als bp6graois
&c S9ninbiu9t. Ha9 penis Saaen
i4on fplte elm rubieer Sob feline
Ssele ms before Senieits brinsen. -
Il. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
Sic fuul mcu.

Die Souienbe bon rumdniI6en SUI
Den, pet4e 5ufolge Der S~age8preiie
nod in btcism Sabre na6 ben Ser.
Stdoten ausnanbern iplen, iinb ifon
auf Der Jteiie. Sine 9epei6e pom 7.
Quguit aug Wpntreol, Gan., lautet;
Montrsal, 7. Dug.
$50 RumGntr, Die Dor einiqen Sds
gen nit Dem 9ampfer n2ate gbdms
plain" pon 2iperpool bier dntamen,
peroen i'm 3pti6enoed beS Oampfers
suriidbebalten, neil Die Re9isrung bes
Dominiums Die 2anoung oieier @ins
panoerer ni9t geitatterr min, falS
niGt nuGgepieien ptrb, paB lie iiber
Qelpife 8elbmittel oDer Ionitiaes
&igentbum perfiigen. Sds y8aronz
OeS6iri9 Snititute" erbietet lid, gu
9uruntiren, Dap Die Ginpdnberer Der
0ffentIi6en @pbltb6tigteit ni6t our
GQIt fallen peroen, ipenn benz SMITH
tut geitattei nirh, peui9itens etlt6e
Der 2eute nu6 Dem Weiten gu i6iden,
no es 9eimitdtten UNI MnIieolungen
Fir jiioiI9e Ginpdnberer gei9affen
hat. Die Regisrung min absr auf
Dieicn @pri4Iag nidt cinge6en.
@enn ein !Seui9redeni9parm cine
8egenD ~abgeneioet bat, bebt -er iid)
ouf, I'M iih IN cine neue @eioe su ius
Gen. On oas 8olt Ssrael. Sas
Baron : SirI6 : Snititut" ipeiB rsGt
mDRl, pab ribre Gait" ii6 ni9t bau=
ernb 0uf elmer 6eimitGtte pber Qn=
iieoslung nieoerlafIen, neil ie ni6t
urbeiten poaen. 8irtli6e Humdner,
&rooten, Sluppnier, llnsarn uni
Gbineien limb p~ertbpo1sre Ginpancsz
rer aIs oieie SuOen. sic perridten
oo6 irgenb cine niibli9e Qrbeit, nab.
reno Die Suben nur Dem S9a9er OBJ
liegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
Sas ncmcItc 0cOiMt 2apn
Nco,s OcS @rciachMtcn.

Die Gipilta GattoIica bringt untel
benz pieuoonpm Hednber Seratleus
cine Heibe reiSenber Siiti9en, pel4,
Der bl. Batter ibr our 8erfiigung &c.
itelt bat. Neanber Serafleus lit Be.
tanntli9 Der S9riftltelername, ben
&c. Seiligteit als Mitglieb Der Itabe.
mic Der @rtaben fiibrt. Der @egen=
itanb bes @ebi6tes lit cine ebenir
seiitppne pie pGterli9e Warnung an
einen Der @enubiu9t perfaqener
Sreuno. Wir laffen bier bas @eoi6I
in mDgliGit pprtgetreuer Oeuti6el
ueberietung folgen:
W drnung.
Rufus, Jag mir, parum perfinfIt ou
i'm Struoel Der 2diter,
Pfliteft Die gleiBenpe Srutt bon BEN
perbptenen 8dum2
4ls ou elm Snabe nod purIt, bic IiiBs
Soffnuns Der @ltern,
S6miidten bid beller 9er1tanb, Suz
genben lilienrein.
SpGter gum Singing sereift, err
9liibte bein 9ero fir bic @abr=
belt,
S9Dnbeit trantit bu bon @ier aus
benz taitalii9en QueG.
Inter ben SugenogenofIen. pie eifrie
parit bu, pie ftanbbaft
Sn benz eDttli6en 9ienit beiliger Re.
lieion.
Rpien pfliidteit ou oft unb tpanbsii
blibenbe 4rGnae,
Srahteit tie Dor ben @ltar, tpelder ber
Sun9frdu gepeibt.
G6. nte biit ou nunmebr 10 CANA Elm
anoerer geporoen!
Seiner Sugenoen arana liest auf be,
Groe perpeltt.
Qbgeirrt ppm Weg, bic 9eute i6Gno=
li9er 2iite,
Sait Du in iiinbiger @lutb tldali6 BIZ
Seele befledt.
unglidfeliger bu, BON @abn unf
Sborbeit seblenbet,
Sold erbdrmli9em 3iel bait bu beir
Streben gepeibt!
S6dme bid, &ufus, mein Ssreuno, err
beb' bein Saupt aus bemS umpfe
Waf4e nit S6ranen Der Reu' Define
Vertrrungen ab!
Wirit bu bic Stimme bes ssreunbes
Die fparnenoe, pi1is pernebmer
Sber nit tauberem DIR tlGgli9 ben
Riiden mir breb'n2
@6, bu i4affit Dir ia ielbf @erber6er
uno lnbeil - bertrau' mir =
Sdblings reibt bid Der Strom fort
gum entiebli9en S9lunb,
Sort CUR bDaiI6en Ha6t, mo feline
Soffnuns mebr pintet,
Gpig b%rennenbe 9lutb itrafenb BIZ
Seele perSebrt.
9eilige Sunsfrau, bDr' bic Stimmt
tlagenben Slebens,
Rette ben 4ermiten, th bitt', rett' ibr
pom etpigen Spbi
glide giiti9 ibn an, reid ibm bic beI.
fenoe He9te,
StiBe ben i6pantenben Sreunb, laH
ibn gu @runbe ni6t eeb'n!"