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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

and obviously that paper that has been
longest established will be the best,
not only from its having the largest
circulation, which will usually be found
to be the case, but from the fact that
it has had an opportunity to weed out
from it's subscription list that class
who do not pay, and no n will ques-
ton that a clientele of paid-up sub
scribers is a far more desirable class
to seek patronage from than those who,
having became disgruntled at being
asked to pay, seek other victims to
prey upon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

Blu N. II. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

Published every afternoon. except Sun
day. at Bismarck. North Dakota. Is deliy-
cred by carrier to all parts OF the city at
so cents per month, or Sc per year. The
daily sent to any address in the United
States and Canada. postage prepaid, 50
per year; SO for six months; S1.oO Tor
three months.
Published every Friday: eight pages,
containing a summary of the news of the
week-local and foreign-particular atten-
ton being paid to state news. Sent to
one year; so cents for six months: % cents
for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest
newspaper in the state-establlshed June
II, 1873. It has a wide circulation and Is
published at the capital Of the state IT
makes a feature of state ews. OF a semi
official character, and Is therefore particu-
iarly interesting to all who desire to keep
the run Of state affairs-political, social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

Senator Hansbrough, in examining
the Philippine tariff bill, discovered
that it provides for a combined export
and import duty of S27.5 o a ton on
hemp. He has been advised by a
member of the Philippine committee
that this will be reduced to $12. so a
ton on exports from the PHILIPPINES and
$3.50 per ton OF imports into the
United States, equal to the $50 import
duty in the Dingley law. He will Of
fer an amendment providing that all
imports of hemp and other vegetable
fbres, except cotton, the product of the
Philippines, shall be admitted at ports
of the United States free. Senator
Hansbrough takes the ground that in
the matter of hemp there is nothing to
protect in this country and in view of
the fact that hemp is one of the num-
erous raw products used in making
binding Irvine, when it can be had at
reasonable prices, it is essentially a
product which can be admitted free
from the Philippines and which ought
to be a subject of reciprocity with
other countries. In this he thinks he
is following the recommendations of
the late President Mckinley and of
President Roosevelt. Removing the
duty, as he proposes, will reduce the
price of Irvine to the farmers, and ben
eft all of the northwestern states.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11
A

SUPREME COURT APPOINTS r. D.
HOSKINS REFEREE TO TAKE
TESTIMONY IN THE DISBAR-
MENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
H. G. VOSS.
The supreme court has appointed R.
D. Hoskins, clerk of that court, as ref
cree to take testimony in the disbar-
ment proceedings against H. G. Voss
Of Mandan. The prosecution and de-
Tense in the case requested the ap-
pointment of a referee to take testi-
mony and the appointment was made
today. Testimony will be taken at
Mandan, both sides being given ten
days notice of the time for taking tes-
timony. The taking Of testimony is
to begin ait any time prior to February
II, and is to be completed before
March l., and the testimony filed with
the court on or before March 10, for
disposition at the March term of the
supreme court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

Heretofore the proceedings of the
county board have been officially pub
lished in but one newspaper-the Bis
marck Weekly Tribune. The Daily
Tribune is the paper that reaches the
people in the city who, being the prin-
cipal taxpayers, are as much interested
in the acts of the county board as the
country readers of the Weekly Tri-
bune. The selection of the Daily Tri-
bune as the other paper in which the
Proceedings shall appear, while in
tended to afford greater publicity. also
effects a saving of fifty per cent in the
expense to the county as the Tribune
company charges but Csc an inch for
The proceedings in both newspaper
Just half the amount that would have
been paid had any other paper than the
Daily Tribune and the Weekly Tri-
bune been selected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

on over * to l ton per head, and they
do not know what a shed is. Have
very little wind. No snow for sleigh
ing SO far and the thermometer has
not registered zero weather yet this
winter. Will admit that everything
is not perfection here; the country has
it's drawbacks and one of the great
est is the roads over the mountains.
1t requires three and a half days with
a heavy wagon and load to make the
round trip from the ranch to Baker
City, only forty miles north of here.
The road crosses owe a spur of the
Blue Mountains and it is very steep.
II remember right it is 1926 feet
above sea level where the road crosses.
Fifteen to eighteen hundred pounds is
a good two horse load over the noun
tain. Baker City is the general SUD-
ply point for a vast scope of territory,
for 200 miles to the southeast. It is
the county seat OF Baker county, and
has a population Of 1000. It is the
third city in point OF population and
business Importance in the state. 1t
is SO situated with reference to the
mines and agricultural lands Of Powder
River valley that it will continue to
grow as this part Of the state devel-
ops. No city in the state outranks it
in the way OF public school buildings.
Two electric light plants, gas plant, Ice
plant, water works and all other inn
proyements found in larger cities. AS
this article may find it way into the
waste basket ! will close, wishing all
Tribune readers a Happy New Year.
ARTHUR MCPHERSON.
Malheur City, January a, 1902.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

Some people, disappointed in their
attempt to run the county board, and
ilkeW1se-"once upon a time"-in their
attempt to perpetuate the tenure of
Office OF the mayor-but quite success
ful in DISTINGUISHING a whole ward at
the polls in a general election-seem
quite suddenly and bo%isterously solicit
sous about the rights Of the taxpayers
Ct the county. It is quite probable
that the taxpayers rights will be as
studiously observed by the present
officials as by the outfit that deprived
the taxpayers of the right to even ex-
press their choice OF public servants.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

There are mediums and mediums for
advertising, but the best medium has
long been conceded ITO be the local
newspapers. whether daily or weekly,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11

NIL A CANDlDAIE EOR JUDGE
w. F. Cushing has this bit of Bur-
leigh county gossip in the Minneapolis
Tribune:
Il met Ed Allen the other day and
was pleased to hear him expound his
ideas of slope politics. Ed has been
in it" 10, these many years, and as
city attorney of Bismarck and states's
attorney of Burleigh county. was in
valuable in maintaining the laws-as
interpreted in those halycon days of
harmony in the Capital city. A change
of city administration-and sentiment
removed from Ed a section of his
sphere of usefulness and he resigned
his city attorneyship to assume the
duties of assistant United States dis
tr1ct attorney. During the tempestu-
Gus days of the war on Mayor Patter-
son the attorney general ignored States
Attorney Allen in the preparation of
certain papers directed against Patter-
son. the gamblers and the pigs-and
Ed resented the imputation.
II have reformed said he. L have
come to see the evil of my old associ-
ations. Contact with the clean meth
DDS of the United States court has
worked the miracle and 1 have put be-
hind me all memory of those political
policies, which, seeming all right at
the time, l now see were not up to my
present high standard. 1 once thought
wanted to be judge of the Sixth dis
trict, but l would not care for it as
things are not up to United States
court standard out here. l am, how
ever, a candidate for attorney general
of North Dakota, but if I fail in secur.
ing the Burleigh county delegation
shall run for the legislature-and win
Meantime l am still states attorney
understand the saloons are to quietly
open up again-and I have reformed
and there you are! There need be nc
trouble in Burleigh county among the
republicans if the other fellows only
treat Patterson half decent If Mrs
Patterson is reappointed postmistress
believe Ed will accept it as an olive
branch. forgive the past unfriendliness
and all will be well. 1 love peace and
harmony-now that 1 see things differ.
ently-and want to stay good"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-11
MILWAUKEE, COMING TOO-IN THE
SPRING.

SPRING.
The Sioux City Journal Of recent
date says: "The Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway company is said to
be preparing the plats for an extension
of its line which now ends at Eureka,
S. D., ,through Mcpherson county,
across the North Dakota state line,
through Mcintosh and Emmons
ties, in that state, and on in the gen.
eral direction toward Bismarck, which,
if the present plans are adhered to,
will be the ultimate terminus of the
extension. The construction of this
line is being forced upon the Milwau-
kee. 1t must build it for s%elf-protec-
tion., A few years ago Eureka was the
largest primary wheat market in the
world. 1t had thirty-eight elevators
and five large ,scoop-houses, and the
Milwaukee enjoyed all their business.
But the 500 built an arm reaching
down from the main line and pulled
the bulk of this business away from
the Milwaukee and to the head of the
lakes. Today only six or seven ele-
vators + being operated, instead of
thirtyeight-" 3.E --
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

unb es wirb ii@erli9 ber 9rimiaiant
etn marines Dantsebet gum 9immel
sel9idt baben fur bic fait munberbare
grrettuns ieines gaters aus sr0bter
eebens9eiabr. Derielbe mar ndmlid
in Der Observation-Disclosures BET Staps
lee unb wurbe nett gum Teniter bin
anssel6leuOert, obne iid, NIT aus=
nabme elmer lei6ten Sdramms, i'm
serinsiten gu uerlebeu. M0se Der
Neobresbpter uiel Suites in ieinem
prieterltden 2eben mirten, unb gang
pierS ruff ibm %einmitbie elm rad
multos amos gu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

@tne S9aar Der MnsebSriaen unb
Treunbe Der in gang Stearns County
bodsea6teten Somilie Sd, melde ba=
lelbt bersits mad benz uotmittdsiseu
@ottesoienite gu SAT- mar, rpurbe
nadmittass burd bic bo9m. @eiitli6s
felt unb ben 8ir9endor permebrt, unb
inter benz saitli9eu Obba9 tes go.
tiers bes YrimiSianten uurbe elm Sreu=
beutas sefeiert, wie er in Der Stabt
Melroie mOb( bis iebt einsiS in ieiner
Mrt itanb uub aud mobl nod LANCE
lteben pirb, sab berielbe ia erit re9t
uieber 3eusniB uon Der ld0nen Sin
tradt, BITE in bes bo9w. Germ 9.
9ti4ters @emeinbe als belonoere Bier.
be obwaltet uno 10 utel Sesensrei6es
itiftet unb entfaltet. Su semitbti6er
llnterbaltuns Der Seituerauitalter unb
Der 9dite. bic surueilen bur9 bas pom
ben tl~ansuoIen Stimmen bes &irs
1en1ors po~r9efra9ere uno per9err=
lidte beutlde eieb unterbro9en mur.
be, unb unter Qo6rufen auf bas Eff
renruertbe glternpaar bes Primi,ian=
ten, wie auf i'm ielbit unb feline sc.
I9miiter uerlief oas Tamtlienfeit in
ansenebmiter 8eiie, gu benz aud BITE
berrli6e, wobltbuenbe Suniionne In
ibren liebli9en Strablen ibre @lidz
minide e%ntlanbte. Wtt ieinen Anse=
b0risen unb ietneu utelen Sreuuben
mini9t au9 Der rNorbltern" benz
bo9w. grimisianten @ottes Seseu
BET al ieinem 8irten auf ieinem gu:
tanftisen arbeitsfelse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
OaS NaffpnS=Spiel

nit beuti6em 8ortrase bes GERM Sr. $.
S9erer Dtrb on na9genannten Srten 81 Der
ausesebehen 3eit itattTuben:
Sreitas, ben 4. sssuli, in 2ittleSaIls,
Sers Seeiu : Stride, mittass 2 ubr enslii1e,
abenos 8 nbr beutide gorleiuns.
Samifag, ben 5. Sculi, in Ct. @Ioub,
abenbs s ubr beuti6er Sortras, gebalten D..
Or. Sobn s. S9erer.
Sonniag, ben 6. SuIi, in Rices, lnbe=
fedte @mpfdusniBfir4e, morseus 9 nbr
oeuti9er Vortras.
Sountas, ben 6. Suli, in 9 II d m q n, ct.
Wet6aels 8ir6e, mittass 2 ubr beuti6er gorz
tras.
Sonntas, ben 6. Suit, in 8iers, Saiut
Soiepbs Sirde, abeubs 8 llbr beutider @srz
trag.
Moutas, ben Z. Suli, in 3 Z, ct.
Stepbans Stride, abeubs 8 ubr beuti9er
Vortras.
Gieuiias, ben 8. Suli, in g t. antbo=
mn. (8rain Comm st. Antonius 8ir1e, 8
ubr abenos beutl6er Sortras.
Sonntag, ben ID. Suli, in 6 lear9ute.
st. DARIUS Stride, na6mitta9s bdlb 8 ubr
oeuti9er Sortras.
Sountas, ben 10. Suli, in GIIm, 81.
eoren3 Rrde, abenbs s rbr beutider uub
poluiider gortras.
Wontas, ben IA. Suli, in Mapbew,
NarIenflr9e, abeubs s llbr beuti6er Sorz
tras.
0lenfas, ben Is. Suli, in Git Riper.
ct. anbreas 6irde, abeubs s ubr beuti9er
8ortrag.
Mittwod. Ben Is. Suli. in SpoIe or.
Sfapulter=6 Stride, mittass 2 unb abenbs s
ubr beuti6er unb polnii9er Sortras.
Sreitas, BEN Is. Suli, in SIensbura,
Ser; Seiu=8ir6e, abtnbs s l1br beuti4er uns
polnii9er gortras.
Samftas, ben 10. Suli, in aIbanu,
S6mersbafte WuttersOttes : Sirde, abenbs
8 abr beuti9er Sortras.
Sonntas, ben 20 Suli in aIbaup,
Sbmersbafte Wutteraottes= eide, na6mitz
tags 2 uhr beuti9er gortras.
Sonntas, ben 20. sSuIi, in Melrofe
ct. gonifasius= airde, ubenos 8 ubr beut=
ider Sortras.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
@eire 0rose.

Solepb S96nbers lit NIT ieiner ges
aleituns pom Wiseoniin suridsefebrt
unb meib pou BORT gar man9 S9nur
RIGGS unb Mnsenebmes gu ersdblen.-
8utterma9er SEQ. Yanian erIreute
iid auf einise Gage bes a~nsenebmen
8elu9es 'ieiner Wutter. = Bel Sobn
@eae meilen felt eirisen SasenS dwie
sermutter Suds unb Sobn aus uniou-
tomn, 8alb ais 9dfe. = County.
8ermeiIer Morsar traf Montas bier
eth, nm bic germeHuns bes County
@rabens porsunebmen. Bur- bme9s
ieluns arbeitete unier Yoitmetiter gle:
mems Meper Montas ben sansen Gag
i'm Maisfelbe isines grubers.
Nsp Mnni6,
Sodm. P. Geo, .. 8. g., lieB
ieine bier suridselai ieneu Yfarrtin-
Der uon ieiuer slidli6en anfunit
In Nem gort piiien, NO er Rittmo6
(seiteru) auf bobe See sins. = Die
Stubiolen Sohann uno 5ermarn
@iltes, bic iid tn ct. Sobn's auf
Ben 81. Yrielteritanb uorbereiten, unb
bereu 8ruber BERNHARD pom Mortou,
q. g., weilteu bier einise Sage bet
@ermanbten unO Sreunben auf Bee
1u9.-Oie BON ben 8enebictinerinnen
Bertha unb Slorentina seleitete Oorfs
l9ule unb bic S9ule i'm Oiitritt 119,
NO 0ebrer 6erm. Serbaar tbdtis mar,
idloiIen leste @o9e obne grafuns,
ba bic &inber l@on friber i'm 8eiiein
bes bodm. Yfarrers SEQ, 8. g. g.,
ibre Brifuna beItanben batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

- @enn Sbr guer Sanb bebal=
ten uoQt, laBt es nidt in unlere 9iite
eiutraseu. @s ituo bunberte eanoz
tdufer, bic Bel uns poripreden. 8tr
uertaufen ieben Sag eanb. @enn
eanb BEL uns einsetrasen lit, unb
penu MIR slaubeu, baB es bilis
tit, eann uertaufen mir es. 8enr
Sbr uirfli9 uorbabt, gu uertaufen,
t0nnt Sbr ni6t beiier banbeln, als
baelslbe BET uns eintrasen gu laiIeu.
Copper 0anb Company, ct. gloub,
Winn. It.
H Oa unier 9orratb iest elm
sebrodener mirb, 10 MAIDEN mir bic
Yreiie nod uisbriser. gebt su Sim's
neuem Store.
s Der bette IS gommunion=
ansug fann setauft ruerben bel Gebr.
Nbeles.
nr @dbrenb bes sansen Moz
mats Stunt sroBe Bargains in Gins
neuem Department tore.
N @tr baben cine 2S5 gder
Sa1m fur So, 500. eine anbere BON
200 Ider fur 50, 500, cine feline 100
ader sroBe Sorm fur 81, geo, eine
quite 8iertel Seftion fir So, 800 uub
uiele anbere sroBs unb fteine ssarmeu
AL Bargain greiien. 0ir bieten sroz
BeH 9ortbeil in miloem uuo cultipirs
tenn eanbe. gersebt ni1t BET uus
uor,uipreden unb ididt Cure Sreunbe
81 uns, wel6e bic beiten Bargains
woueu. Cooper eanb Company, ct.
G(oub Mtnn. 1t.
H- 8enn guer Sting, gorfedz
Mabel ober griuen sebrode 1T,
nebmt iie gu @ebriiber gIart; sieIe
uerri9ten eriter &laiie Nrbeit unb mos
den &eparaturen gang biIis.
W Sur $500 fault man etn
@obnbaus NIT feds 3immern, nit
Stall unb elm Nder 2anb, innerbaIb
Der S~tabtsrensen selesen. 8aar ODER
tbeilmeiie baar unb tbeilmeiie auf
i3eit. @roBes Bargain. @m. 9.
Mit9eu, ct. gloub.
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6reebert.

Ote Nrbeit an Sem r,eusm 0farrs
banie, wel9es bic @emeiroe ibrem
~perebrten Seeliorser erridten ldBt,
ma9t BET Der sinitisen Sunimitteruns
quite Soriidritte. unier bo9m.
Serr Pfaaer P. Mmbrolius, .. 90.
e%rfreute li9 Msntas bes an~senebmsn
@.ia9es bes bodm. Or. S0ntseratb,
&ectOr bes pdpitli9en gouesiums
Soiepbinum in Columbus, Ohio, mel=
der in Sesleituns bes bodm. Germ
9. &i9ter pom Melrole, bss bodw.
Neuprie tiers Sos. 3D. unb bes 9errn
Sames Sulliuanpon Der Wiupaatee 'er
Sirma @ilsius & 60. eine Ranbreile
bur9 bas i96ne Stearns gountp ma9=
te. = SRI. alma setbert, S9psiter
unleres bo9m. Yfarrers, mibmete
Sonntas Dem bo9w. Germ Sos.
DID,, wel@er an ienem Sage In Msel.
role primisirte, elm Der fetli9en @e=
lesenbeit entipre9enbes @ebi6t. (Ste=
BE Settle 5.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
DtGaefan Nacbrtdbten.
3met fcbDme Rircbemfeife.
8ie Nelraie In Stearas 10 ebrt
Yier3 In Sudman 9sunts eiaen
ieiner befen sS5ne.
g Welroe.

Sod mar bic DOR usebreren @o9eu
In Der ct. 8onifa3ius : @emeinbe gu
Relrole bssansene Yrimtsfeier bes
bo9m. Germ u. B6ite bortieltit IN
better grinneruue, ais bieie burd cine
slei@e Setter aufsefrilGt wurbe, Die
man IN iener @emeinbe lesteu Ssun=
tag In feierliditsr @eiie bestus. Gi=
ner Der Sobue Bee @emetnbe, ber-im
pdpfaiden goaesium Soiep5insm gu
Columbus, OHIO, in ben bl. Reieiterz
ftapb erbobeu murbe, ber 9o9m.
9err Soiepb Odd, Sobn bee sur ct.
8snifa3tus @emetnbe seb6risen ga
utilie SeueruS 3D., mar OF ienem
Sage semureist, Soft bem Germ letu
@rtliussopfer barsubrtusen. gor benz
feierli9eu @ottesotenite spurbe Der
io9m. Neapriefter apoua Efarrbaaie
I'm feierlt@er gro3eiiiou son ben Witz
9ltebern be3 Sinsltnss uub bes Wdus
1.erpereinS Der 9emeinbe, elmer S9aar
rpeiBsetleibster Wdbden -unter bieieu
ais gbrenbrau bes bodp. Primtstan=
ten ieiuS daueiterdeuA uue -unbMeB
blener uno Der bo9p. 8etftli1ttit In
bas itattlaae, NIT aubabtiseu iber=
fl0te 9eetesbaus seteitet, mo-, mad
benz bas pem Yrimtsiautes, anseitimmte
r8ent @peaior" abseiunsen NOR. bic
bl. 9auoluns ibreu Aufans nabm-
Dem gelebranten aiititirten Der bo1m
Ortspfarrer s.. 8t9ter als Bresbpier
Nliiiteus, bo6w. @alder pom WelroIe
ais Oiaton, bo6u. Hct. Cider pom
So1epbtnxm als Subbiafpu unb SER
Sac &aul6. slei6fals pom Soiepbi=
mum, als geremoutar. Sm Sanctu=
arium aiiiitirten bo9m. Or. S. Cont
seratb. &ector bes Soiepbinum. bo6m-
P. grior Sermann, .. g 8, uno
bo9u. P, 5tanislaus, .. 8 s., DOE
Der ct. Sebn's Abtei uub Der Sbeolose
Aus. 9etmes pom Soiepbinum. Su
iber;eusuussuouen @orten i9ilberte
ais Seitrebuer bo9w. Or. S0ntseratb,
na6oem er einsanss bas unermiolt9e
@irfen ber bodm. 8enebictiner, be:
men Stearns County ietae 8litben=
entfaltuns namentlid in seiitiser 6in=
fi9t gu uerbanfen bat, bernorseboben
unb auf feline 4~noeutuns bin Der Neu=
rrieiter ben Yrimi5iesen ertbeilt bat=
te, ben Priefter ais treueu unb erse=
benen Sreunb bes Weni1.n uon bel=
iex @iese bis gum 8rabe unb leste
basel Die bobe 9erantmorturg tlar,
NIT mel9er bic erbabene 0arbe bes
Brafteramtes auf's @nsite pertnipit
lit. Ser l46reu Seier perlteb etne
eisene 8eibe jener Woment, tn mel
dem Der Primi5iant ieinem bodtetas
ten 8ater, leiner Wutter, ieineu sc
idmiitern uno lonitisen Anpermanbten
bic 81. Communion reidte. CUR Sc
buns Der bebren Seier, bic abermals
BET ben gielen, bic ibr b~eiuobnten, IN
better griuneruns bleiben mirb, tras
Der meiiterbaft sei6ulte airden9or
unter DIRECTION bes 9erru Srans
Wobs, unter Orselbesleitilns bes
9errn Sran5 @ei1er unb unter BE-
sleituns bes r9wentp Century" Or
49, aE.a
1eiters weientli6 BET. Nud BEL Der
mad mittass pom bo9w. Germ Sos.
3D. unter Slei@er aifiten3 ME ON
gormittaSe sebaltenen 8esper mar BITE
Stride NIT Anbd9tisen sefiut. Ct
men marbisen GbIdlub fanb bie tir9.
Tide Seier In benz itets berrliden 2ob
3eians: @rober Soft.
.rI.eT
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Die 5erjli@fen Slid uan sesens.
pini9e jur feierli9en Yrimi3
BEN bo9p. GERM Soiep5
Cd seipiomet.

Qauter Subel. beige Sreube,
5eute ieoes 9er5 our6bringt,
Weil elm 9err i'm Yrieiterfleioe
Soft iein critics Spfer brinst.
Gintritt in Die Geib'n Der Rrieser,
Die auf @ottes Gubm beba6t,
Gid ~bepdbren treli ais Sieser
SIN Der beiben 9ebensi9la9t.
Sbre iiesesrei9eu 0afien
Sinb @ebet unb @ottesmort,
DIE aud beut nod punber i6afien,
0ie ibr geiipiel immerfort.
@an, Defenders auf bic Suseno
@ibt Der Yrieiter iorsiam Q6t;
DAP bic nnidulb unb bic Sugenh
sic bier LANCE sliidli9 ma9t.
DaB bic Welt 10 poa 8efabreu
Niemals ginfluB auf iie iibt;
GSas ie 3eigen bdnn mad Sabreu
0urd elm 5er,, has Soft itets liebt.
lnb benz Qlter pcu @ebreden
WeiBt Der cole 8ottesmann,
Croft ms bause Ser3 3u ipre4en,
Ueutb, gu iteisen bimmelan.
Qaes g0ie gu perbinbern,
8ar Der Brieiter tets bereit,
llnb bes Qeb1ns Notb gu linbern,
0ar iein Streben ieber 3eit.
Sbeurer eibt es ni6ts auf grben
als eth trommes 8rleterber3
Oas ut1t adtenb bic gei9werben
Weutbis i6auet bimmelwGrts.
Sell Or. Der On mart entidloheu,
Steier S9aar Did einsureib'n;
8ott bat Dir es ein9egoheu,
@r wlrb ferner nit On ieiu.
Anna 2etbe +
Treepprt, ben 81. sunni, 1902.