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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

tence of American authority to sup
press the hideous practices of the ma
tives. Two events, both espec,a " sig
nifcant and both recent, emphasize the
truth of this statement.
These two events are the murder Of
City Engineer wilson and second Lieu
tenant Brewer. the latter Of the
Twenty-seventh Infant Y, IKE ii C m
stances of Brewers death are Of a na-
ture almost too barbarous for belief;
while as to Wilson. the fact that he
was murdered within the outskirts Of
Manila, almost in the very lines of one
of u military patrols, and that his
murder took place in bro1d daylight,
will show the difficulty Of maintaining
anything like an efficient evil govern
ment in these vast islands.
I may as well pass briefly we the
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25


citing sort of a game and derive much
pleasure from a contemplation of their
own c~leVerness in eluding the revenue
officers. Diamond smuggling is per-
haps the most profitable part of the
business. Most of the gems come from
Canada over a regular route . from
Montreal to New York. Canada ad-
mits them free of duty, so that there
IS no trouble in getting them to Mon
treal, but then comes the problem of
conveying them across the border.
Not only does the government have a
custom house wherever a railroad
crosses from u country to another,
but there are a number of secret serv-
ice agents who keep watch on the
dealers agents and are continually
travelling about to intercept the mes
senger who carries the gems-for they
must of necessity be carried by hand.
as 1t would be too dangerous to send
them by mail or express. The duty on
the uncut gems is but 10 per cent. 1t
was made low, SO that there might
not be too much temptation to eyade
the payment of it. But, nevertheless.
there are many sharp men and women
who make a good profit out OF the
business, and it is not often that they
are caught.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

and like the opossum feigns death
when it finds escape cut off. 1t is a
crafty animal, riyaling the cunning of
the fox in its ready wit and intelli-
gence. Only one of this breed of ami
mails was eYer known to be domesti-
Gated, consequently it will be the aim
of Animal-Keeper McCurren to tame
the little animals that were born at the
zoo the other day. His success in
breaking the zebra has encouraged Nc
Curren in his attempts to train and
domesticata wild animals.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25
Habits Of the Dingo

and they have attained SO high a de-
gree of organization that each pack
has its own territory ver which it
hunts, trespass upon another's terri
tory being punishable by death. They
are the worst rayagers of the sheep
folds known today, instances being
cited where a pack of these animals
have decimated 4 flock to me ex-
tent of 1900 in les than three months.
The dingo is very tenacious of life
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

was exhumed it was found that his
hands had been bound to his sides and
his feet tied together. In this awful
position, with deaths torture aggra-
waited by the sight of the food, he
was left to starve.
The facts surrounding the death Of
Lieutenant Brewer were learned
through the confession of one OF the
men arrested for the murder of En-
gineer Wilson-and who, with his
seven companions, confessed to hav-
ing killed and robbed Mr.. Wilson, and
incidently confessed the murder of
Lieutenant Brewer. The confession
duplicates several other persons and
the date fixed for the execution Of
these men has been postponed in the
hope that the others may be appre-
hended.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

pies. The dingo, or warraga!, as it is
called by the natives, is a native of
Australia and is found in great num-
bers in the wild portions Of the con-
tinent, and is a pest of no ordinary
character to colonists engaged in the
sheep-raising business. 1t was thought
to be an aboriginal inhabitant of Aus
tralia, but is now alleged to be an i'm
portation from some source at present
uncertain.
Large packs of these wild dogs raw
age the localities in which they live,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

Dingos are considered by animal
merchants the hardest to czptara
among wild animals. Their sagacity
is such that they of,en de'eat the in
tellectual powers of their human foes.
Chicago park authorities are nor
than pleased to know they have the
only specimens CT the kind in America
and that the pair presented by w. H.
Young have been good enough to have
the stork visit them with four pup
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

Whatever the general impression as
to the p~acifcation of the Philippine
islands may be, such Of US as are forced
to witness a part of life here are by
no means impressed with the prospect
of an early settlement of affairs, writes
William Brown to the New York Tri-
bune. Every day brings to light fresh
cases of barbarity and every one of
these cases demonstrates the impo-
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25
Buried Alive by Filipinos.

exhibition of ~atrocity the like OF which
would be hard to duplicate anywhere
but in the Orient, Lieutenant Brewer
and a private of the regiment We're on
their way to Manila bearing a report
to headquarters there. Brewers escort
was shot. Brewer himself was carried
away and put to death by starvation
having, in fact, been buried to his
neck with a dish of food near his face
but beyond his reach. When his body
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25
Question Puzzles international Experts.


New York immigration officials are
puzzled by a new question of citizen
ship. 1t concerns the first baby ever
born at the Ellis island station, which
first saw light II morning recently.
The mother is a pretty Norwegian
woman, and was being held for de-
p~ortation. She arrived on a British
ship, from a Belgian port, and the
baby was born on American soil.
Where to file the birth certificate is
perplexing even to the experts in in
ternational law. A collection was
taken up for the little stranger, and
it is probable the mother will be sent
to friends in Wisconsin, instead OF
being shipped to Antwerp.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

circumstances surrounding the death
of Mr., Wilson. 1t happened only a few
days ago when he was on his way to
the water works with a bagful of
money (about $1,000 to pay the en-
ployes. He never reached the water
works, and when a search was insti-
tuted his badly disfgured body was
found where the murderers had
thrown it beside the road.
Il was announced by the authorities
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

"Iwas taken sick
five years ago with
'The Grippe and
had a relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
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bad, I suffered terribly the blood
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M. A. benson, Millport, NY.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

that Mr.. Wilson had been offered, but
had declined. a military escort when
he started to pay the men. While this
may seem to have been recklessness
on his part, it nevertheless is discour-
aging to find so little respect for law
so near Manila.
Lieutenant Brewers death was an
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Gin &iciengrabi6 nit 5iilfc ber re-
bublifaniifcn @aidinc.

5urrisburg, 3d., 1. SUM-
Ser Senut pa1irte beute nit elmer
Sirigteit, Die tbres @leif)en iu9t,
apei 8iqs 5urImenbirung ber8o6nz
Ifte bonn Sabre 1889, pobur6 err
items einem md6ttgen Strabenba6nz
Sbnbitat bas priptlegium CUR Be-
nubung aIer bis9er Md ni9t BON
Strubenbubnen pffuptrten Straben
berlte6en ptrb, unb 5neitens bem
Sbnoifat bas Ge6t perlieben ipirb,
in philadelphia unb beffen 8or ltGbz
ten, fotpie in anberen StGbten cine
!So9z ober Sunnel : 8abn onsule=
gen. Sn eri tier 2inie ioq es auf bic
8~roabitrabe in philadelphia abgeiez
fen iein, tpel6e bisbsr mod fret bon
Strabenbabnsn NOR. Die S9neqi9z
felt, nit pelder bieie 8iqs bur9gez
fubrtpertt purben, ma6t es tlar, bdb
elm md6tiges Concern an Der Mab=
regel interei1irt lit, unb baB berpar=
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bat, nm etfpai9e Wioer1peniti9e our
Station gu bringen. Die beiben 8ius
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ten, na6bem Tie eingebra9t, lpurben
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ries, Sumors unb WaFerfudt S.s Inter
leibss 1ollten ipfprt a~ngemslbet uno regiitz
rirt perben als regulGre 9atiepten. Ollie
gorrefponbena tpirb ftreng eebeim eebuI=
ten. 8sin .3eusnib BON 3uren tpirb perz
Dffentlidt, ausgsnommsn ouf auSbriGz
li9sn Muni9 bes 9atienten.
Mie man tpsib, 1T Or. Sartmun prG'
iibsnt bes Sartman Sunitariums, cir
Snititut nit einem Sepurtement, tpsl9ei
aus5dliebli9 granddaughter geuibme'
lit. Oabur9 bat er G%eleeenbeit, Saus
Ierbe bon 5allen iebes Sabr gu bepba9'
ten; bic meiiten berielben tebren mad
5aufs suriid, I'm briefli9 behanbelt 81
tperbsn. Sein 9uuptmittel fir ale fol9t
SdlGe 1T psruna, tpel4es isbe 5ruu baber
Iollte, bic b%erurtig leibet. 9ieientser,
ps19e Yatienten 81 iperben uinid.n.
iollten an Or. g. g. 9artman, Column
bus, Sbio, f4reibsn.
Nismanb psib better pie Or. Sartmun
tpslds 2eioen Grauen uusiteben, bic mi
&rant6eitsn bsbaftst iino, tpel4e ibr.r
@ei9ls6t sig.n iinb. Rismanb peib BEL.
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alt.
Mm Is. Mdi = Siaac gobn, Nr.
218, M~isquitbitrabe, 80 Sabre aft.
Dim Is. Mai = Sobn 6. 9riefinz
ger, Nr. 1918, Canton : 4penue, So
Sabre aft.
Dim &c. Mai - 8eulab 9. !6ilbb=
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Seabr aft.
Qm 81. Mai. Mnna Rebeda
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1O44, 2isbtftraBe, 81 Sabre alt.
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Dim %. Mai - sbos. 5. Sacobs,
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Sine ,punoeropllc Sur.
Soparb, 3d., 21. SUM 1900.

9oparb, pa, p. SUM- 1900.
On bic -
81. II, SFz14. StraBe, N.zg.
Mene 6srren! - Sd I4reibe s.
men obermalS unb tDnnen Sic na9
8elie6en irgeno psl6en 9ebrau8 BON
OieTem 9riefe MAIDEN. Sd E6rie6
sSS6nen DOR ejni9sr 3eit, bab mejne
5rau Iebr mugenlsioenO fei, uno baB
sS6re Sablets tbr Ie6r CUTE 0ienlte lsiz
fietsn. Sd made Sbnen nunme6r bic
Mittbsilung, bab meme 5rou Ooaz
itGnbig esbeilt gu fem i6sint mad benz
@ebrau6e S6rer tablets pG6ren6
ni6t gang 2pei Monaten, BET elmer
4usQabe meimrIeit5 DON nl4t me6r,
ols $1.OO, pogsgen i4 in ben lsBten
Is Sa6ren ms6rere 9unoert Dollars
fir aer3ts unO Meoitamente Derau5z
oa6te, p6ne irgenD Det6e 9iinItigen
ReIultate. S9 IenOe S6nen einiiegeno
$500, fir msI4e Sic mir giitigit 5dz
BETS gu enom poGsn. 0isiel6en iino
ni6t fir MIDI. npine 5rou 9ebroudt
Iis ni6t me6r; OieIelbsn linO fir be<
F~reunpete PerIonen.
4illtam q. 9opfins.
Don a1sn 4pothefern psrfauft ober
o2qen 9oItna4nabme bon % @ents
3ug'Tdn0t. (Ott. "a
gu 6a6sn unb empFoblsn bon s
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Nu 0tc Trauen Ser Ger. S%taQten.

Rrantbeiten Ieiben. gebulbig, buffnunass
boil, ~forssnDOll unb baufis f@peisfam,
friien fs Subr aus Sa4r elm cine :I.nbe
griitens.
Cine Srau, bic mebrsre Sabre tpeaer
9ronii6sr J%rausnleiben ans 9aus ses
feFelt mar, DerIOr i4lteSIid allie Soft,
nuna, turirt gu tperben. Sic batte @rst
na6 arst, mittsG mad MitteG perfudt,
ubne iebe anbaltenbe g%eIeruag. Sbr.
gebunbIuns tOitste Sunoerte bon Dollars.
arm ipie ie fparsr, mubten iie pieGen On.
nebmIi6teiten bes 2ebeus e~ntiasen, uur
UNI bus n6tbise gelb fir bic asrat: uuf.
Sutreiben.
9a b.tam lie zines Sdses safdllis cine
Settung in bic 5anb, in pelher ansefins
otgt fpar, oaB Sr. Sartmdn folde Jdlle
brlefli4 uno toftsnfrei bebanode. Sic
i9rieb lpfort an ben Oottor, bei4rieb
ihren Tall nebit allen Spmptomen. galb
barauf erbielt lie einen Brief, tporin senau
dnsegeben mar, mas lie gu tbun babe unS
pelde Webi5inen unb @~npenbuneen 81
gebrau6ea 1eien. Sic beaann fofprt nit
Der 9ebunolung (bas Sauptmittel mar
peruna), unb in einigen @oden mar fe
geiunb unb fart unb i'm Stanbe, ibre els
gene Irbsit 81 berri4ten.
Cine anbere Srau, tpelde gerund ee4
brauhte, pbne fi6 an 0r. 6artman oes
psnbet gu BADEN, ma4te folgenbe grfdbs
rungen:
SrGul. Sba Green f6rsibt bon gatb-
tpinbille, Ga: rperunu 1T tpunberbar
unb out unb cine ii6sre Sur fir tpeibli6e
S6pG6en. Sd mar trdnt unb nubm
9ottor<M ebisinen me6rere Sabre lang
unb feline bot mir 9ebolfen.
.,Seber Tag tuar cine gla8e, tdt
mar fprttuabrenn franf. Sd, Fam SO
benz e&InR, es scben 50 IaffeH uuS
Feline WeStsin u,ebr 81 uebmen. SD
mar t~batiadsltda franf felt BEN Iesten
stpei Sabren. @erape e5e th anfHa,
Reruua so uebmen, bar ih iebr
idbpadb nnn Kebenbei bili5s uub Ter.
ftppft.
sd bate @6meraen i'm Tiiden unb
Der Settle unb Sallen Der mprnb NIT
berabbrGnseneen S9mer8en. gines ga.
ses las i9 in Der 3eitung bon sinem BUD
fir Srduen, bstitelt v9eattb anb 8eautp",
unb fdtdte bana9. Damn besunn i'd bic
Mebistn gu nebnten. Na4 benz t4 msbz
rere JGaidsn sebrau9t. mar i'd griinoli3
turirt."
Sdidt nod einem fretsn Bud, betitelt
r5ealtb onb 9eautp". Ibreie: Or. 9arts
man, Columbus. S4io.
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MufifaIijhes unb 0iterQrijhcs.

Die mufitaIii4e @don5eit beginnt
init biefer Mo6e. Sie leBten Sage
baben mod cine 8eibe BON priifungs=
Gonaerten unb iogenannten Som
meneements" eebra6t. Warum mar
biefe S9luBfeierIi9teiten muir Som
menoements" heibt? WIbten feiner1
nnberen 9runb, als ben, bab nun Der
mufifalifde 9ottesfrieee beginnt, bob
bic Nualen Der @flapen fir erersi=
renbe S6iiler unb fir semarterte
Nahbdrn aufbDren; bic Gtiben=6 tu=
bien, Bel benen mir f9on barauf mar
ten, baB an berfelben Stene INNER
nnb INNER pieber falf9 aesriffen
mirb, Nube baben. bub cine mufifali=
fde @hon5eit anfdngt. Oie Mu1if
1T bic aufbrinslidite Der &infte; mir
fDnnen uns berfelben nift entaieben.
Wenn in ben Na4barbduiern neben=
an unb iber Der StraBe muiifaliide
Mttentate auf unfere Nerpen gema6t
tperben; itimmli4e ober inftrumenz
tale Mttentate, einerlei au9, Oh 5ie
bon Mttentdterinnen in fali9em 60
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Sanitats= Seri1t.
Cine febr niebrige Sterbli4feitsrate.
- Wenig an Itedenbe aranfbeiten.

Cine febr niebrige Sterbli9feitsrate.
- @enig anitedenbe 8ranfbeiten.
Na6 benz 8eri9t bes @eiunbbettsz
GommiHGrs Or. Sames 8osleD far
ben in Der lebten @o9e 141 perfonen,
felt Sabren bic n~iebrigite @terbli4tett
in elmer Wo9e. Sm 8oriabre betrug
bic @terbli6feit in Der 9lei9laufenben
@o6e 152, in 1899 179 unb in 1898
149. 0on ben 9eitorbenen tparen IA
mdnnli9en unb 81 petbltden &C.
19le9ts, 80 tparen Neger. Sn 9oipiz
tdlern itarben II Perionen, II Snz
quefte purben gehalten, 8 8altimorer
ftarben dusnGrts, 10 &inber purben
tobt geboren. Die Sterbli6teitsrate
mar 1856 pro 1000 gintpobner fir
bic @eiammtz8 epDlferung, 11.57 fir
bic @eiben unb 1888 fir bic Reser.
gs itarben: an anitedenben &ranfbei<
ten - aeudbuiten 1, 0tpbtberitis 2,
Group l, Snfluen5a 1; an aqgemeinen
&ranfbeiten - Septicemia 1, 2unaen=
f9pinb iu9t 16, @9pinbiuat anberer
Srgone 5, &rebsleiben 4; an 2eiben
bes Nerbenfpitems - Menineitis 1,
@6laganfan -, 9ehirnertpei9ung 2,
anbere 2eiben IA; an 3eiben bes 8lutz
umlaufs 9; an 2eiben Der Itbmunssz
orsane - 2ungenentsiinbung IA,
8ron@itis 3, anbere 2eiben 4; on
2eioen bes 8erbauungsipitems L; an
2eioen bes uriniripitems - Bright
f9e Nierentrantbeit 7, anbere 2etben
/; Sobesfdae BON W06nerinnen 4;
6autfranfbeiten 1; SobesfdGe neugez
borener &inber 10; @ltersi9pd9e'5 5;
gepaltfame SobesfGne 7; aGgemeine
5obesfdae 2. 8on ben Ser ltprbenen
tparen "a unter 1 Sabr, 9 5tpiiden 1
unb 2 Sabre, 6 apifden 2 unb 5, 2
5pif6en 10 unb Is, 5 5tpif6en Is l1nb
20, % apii9en 20 unb 80, ID spif9en
80 unb 40, IL apif4en 40 unb SO, 9
opifden so unb go, II apii9en so
unb 70, IL stpifden 70 unb 80, 8 sptz
i9en 80 unb 90 unb 1 spiihen 80 unb
100 Sabre alt. Ils eeboren tpurben
112 neibe unb 80 Negerfinber angez
melbet. BON anitedenben &ranf6eiten
purben ansemelbet: II 0tpbtberitisz,
1 Group, 5 S6arla9z, 4 Nerpenfie=
ber=, % Maiernz, 6 sei4poaene Man=
beln<, 1 9eu9buitenz, 1 @artceluz II.
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Na6itebenbe Seiratbs : 2icen3en
tpurben 9eitern bonn Iftuar Ching
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ton unb 2iIb 9. Bert; @pplifant
Gbas. Bert, Nr. 1923, MDrtlezQpe.
pbilip Hobman unb 4nna 2.yeauz
man; Ipplitant 6rau MarD Meper,
Nr. 1880, Miainerftrabe.
Sbomas &. 8prne, Nr. 1876, Gum
berlanbfrobe, unb Mugsie 30. Wa=
ters.
Sofepb Meuf6ap unb Maeeie 6.
Seller; Ipplitant 6. 8. Oapibion,
Nr. 2133, Norbz Sutton Mpenue.
Or. Robert g. &trt unb Marp
emma 8roug6am.
Gbas. Wm. Sobneb bon 9luefielb,
W.zgu., unb Maub COCHRAN.
emil @iintber BON 6arrisburq,
3d., unb Sutbarine 9iener; Qppliz
FAINT s. 8. Siener, Ger. 415, 8ater=
Strabe.
9arriion Iqen Safota unb @ufan
s. 9arneft.
Grnit 2tnbborn unb 2ouiia 6.
Meinede, CIR. 2O27, Sitzpreitonz
Strabe.
Mur Greenfield, 9r.121O, @ouabz
Strabe, unb Sba Yab.
Sobn %. Grit, iun., unb Mamie
6. Smith; Nppltfant 6. u. 6onoz
tpaD, Hr. 1917, Win6eIteri trabe.
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ftdnblide @efdidte; ba man bieral>
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mo- nan ben gomponiften gu fu4en
bat, unb bur9 bic @erbanblungen
bel 3eit pertrObelt nirb. l1nfere St.
f~anqbereine perber es pobl bei'mMlz
ten betpenben lafen. -
@eit Wohen fhon nirb in beutz
5den 8ldttern BON etnem Geburtstaz
&c eeipro9en, Der erft i'm tommertoer
September sefeiert pirb. gs 1T Der
70. @eburtstas Wilbelm Raabe's,
Der auf ben 8. September fdat. &en=
men Sic ben prd9tisen alten 9errn,
Der 10 f9li9t unb bod 10 i4On unb
innis beuti9 er5Gblen fam unb err
sGblt bat? Stein? - gs eibt 10
8iele, bic Wilbelm Naabe ni4t FEM
men, ni9t esleien buben; unb bod
berbient CT es, befannt gu perbsn,
ben man ben beutiden Oidens sez
nannt bat. Gs lit besbal6 sans in
Der Srbnung, baB por benz 8eburtsz'
tase auf bieien 9i9ter aufmerffam
sema9t pirb, bab bas Sntere1e GEE
pedt nirb fir feinenr 5ungerpaltor,"
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iiberleben. gu feinem 70. Geburtsz
taoe tpp[Ien mir NAL tpieber unb aus=
fiibrli9er bon Wilb. Gdabe rebsn.
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unieren 2iteratursDben, unb 10 sez
fdGt uns audi bas folgenbe gebidtz
aen bon @uitap 5olfe, benz mir tiir5z
1id besesneten, better, als bas reimz,
bersz unb finnlofe Geltammel Offer
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bt4tet fO:
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ftiibt:
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nIBt?
Ginen &ub auf meines WeibesMunb
2iebessruB in friiber Morsenitunb'.
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felt,
Sffnes Wort in i9arfem Mdnnerz
ftreit.
ginen guten 8e9er frob geleert,
&rdftig einem argen Wuni3 gepebrt.
2eu9tenb fommt aug etpigem Sterz
r1enrdum
No9 5ulebt Elm iel'ger Si4tertraum.
@innenb iib' t9, 6aupt in 9anb gez
ftibt:
@90ner Sag, td bab' bi4 ausgez
niibti