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DANCES FOR DEBLTAN7ES.
Three Young Women introduced 20 Society
Catholic Summer School Dance.

Mr., and Mrs. David NJ. Morrison Of 20
East Forty ninth street gave de nee last
night at Deln onico's nd introduced their
second daughter, Lllin n, to society. Stew
art Woodruff led the cotillon with the de-
butante. Theron Strong, who led from
the lower end, had Miss Nathalie Morrison
for his partner.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOM lel McLea n of lss Lenox
avenue gave dance L st night ct Sherry's
and presented their daughter, Miss Bessie
Maulsby Mclean. Mrs. Mclean IVES as
sisted in receiving by Miss Elise postley,
Miss George McAlartin and Miss Julia
Calhoun.
Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbce Of FAC Madi-
j st evening, for her debutante daughter,
Henrietta.
The first of two dances for the benefit
Of the Silver Cross Day Nursery wa given
lrst night st the Ellerslie, in West 12eth
street, and there were mgny da ncers.
The first of series of three subscription
dances under the auspices of the Alum n@
Association Of the Catholic Summer School
wes given last night at the Hotel Ma jestic
The receiving patronCsseS included Mrs
Charles T.. Nammaclt. Mrs Charles Murray,
Kelly, Mrs Edward j, Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Wililm Bllleyn.
An enterta inment for the benefit of St.
Joseph's Day Nursery WIS given last night
in the big BALLROOM of the Waldorf-Astoria
under the ausl ices Of tie Mummers and the
Tekek witta Sewing Circle. 4 comedy,
"SprGh is Better" and Il one pct drnmn
"The Maid Of Ahrdenairre" were presented.
Afterward there was dancing.
The sun., 1903-12-29
DROP THEIR THEATRE LEASES.
Weber a. Fields Sell the West End and The
Globe to stair & Wilbur.


Weber & Fields have transferred their
leases of the West End Theatre in Harlem
and the Globe Theatre in Boston to Stair
4 Wilbur, who pay the Music Hall mana
gers s35.000 for the lease of the Harlem
theatre and $4,000 Tor that in Boston. The
leases have nearly ten years 10 run.
The deal was made yesterday after week
Of negotiating. Weber & Fields made
the terms public last night, The West
End is a now theatre and so is the Globe.
In many respects the latter is one of the
frest amusement places in this country
1t was built for Weber & Fields, who have
maraged both houses since last season.
Each house was run as an independent.
Weber d Fields are members of the lnde-
pendent Booking Agency,which is opposed
10 the syndicate.
When the music hall managers got con-
troll of the two houses they announced that
hey were going to branch out as man
agers. They put Willie Collier out as star
This season and dropped a good many
thousands of dollars on the venture. Collier
is no longer under their management.
Charles Richnan as star, however. has
done well for them in Captain Darlington
ana they have another attraction in AN
llSl IioN pay hiS nt VIC SAo'o
in Boston Christie Macdonald is the star
Of that piece. which will be presented here
soon.
The abandonment of the leases caused
a great deal of comment among other man.
ayers last night. Weber d Fields issued
the following statement as containing all
they cared to say:
The offer made TO us by stair Wilbn5r
vas such that az business men we Could
lot refuse. II does not mean that We have
decided to abandon all other ihieatrica! ven
',rcs save that OF our Music Hal We are
always open to suggestions and business
pr1po ,itions and II iaSt; % we are now oSral son
parts OF the country.
AS TO the policy OF the Globe and West End
theatres under the new manasement we
cannot say. IN surrenderIng the leases we
abandon all further claims upon, the two
houses What stair Milbur vii do with with
them is entirely their affair. Whatever con-
tracts exist will be rieidy adhered to. When
they expire it is for Stair & Wilbur to direct
Naturally. 1t was a hard tug for us TO cut
loose from our two pet projects. but II was
matter OF business,
They take over the Globe on Jan. 10 and
the West End on Jan. rs.
The sun., 1903-12-29
ADMITS HE - .ABEEL.
The Youns Man Arrested In Niagara Falls.
Ont, Taken to Wellsnd for . Hearing.

s"e A"uno "ASn NSIesVeu !" NNesSs ss'''
Ont, Taken to Welland for Hearing.
N1AoAnA F.,,a Ont nac as-The
! -. IA.Ie oh'' 10
you,is man akeh into cus'ooy nero en
| +. y. Hall to-day admitted that he was
James Nelson Abeel, and this fact added
removed ali ,,ustsrv ahomt bis ident;tv
,eno'eu III mystery aoou. MS iuen1ivy
ana assured the Ontario police that their
prisoner was the man wanted by the New
| York officers.
Abeel was .,lowod n r,ss tho n;oht at
~ "d1 ano"Iu " paes VIZ nneI -. u. 81.
uhe "a'oy Holel Between ana ~ c'Uch
this morning he was taken to the police
station, where long conference was held
with his attornev William NJ Germain,
n;t"oa ~ a "eland, @ 2nt; .,oo, mould +.
arroi, Mas etSpeu.ea tnaE Apee' ;ISh WIZ oi, n
a. a. ~ neu ne'Gre Masst,S s,s. Ianiani
H,t u.ooA, LIZ. p'ii y. Uao Masio a ,o hao =
tha ,a' ~ ne mas . L,e proper pe.sot traait;on w. n
cSe oGeeungs a t Io9Rng & 20 te tne m trs
ierrea .s 70 'hs county court m Menamui;
Atter TINS decision Abeel was returned
W Iii .ue Mhele ne uiteu aIiu ioi,iaeu ,.u.e,
un.ii . CLOCK, at ~nicn hour, accom-
! Panea Dy ms nttorney poMcefnan anu
pe.ectNes t CoLins anu Nallely, ne was
'aKsn Ms py train 70 Melfho; the county seat
Inc intention was 10 hsye MN appear
sW2 az once before county ouage George w..
Simcoe and did not return until late hour
As Attorney German would De unable 70
attend court Tomorrow, 1t was decided
that the case should 60 over until Wednes-
day. at which time Judge Wells will con-
slider the application for Abeels extradtion
on the charge OF forgery. Instead OF taking
Abee to the county jail he was allowed to
remain at the Dexter, Hotel in charge Of
Chief OF Police Ford, who will be responsible
for his keeping until wanted In court,
The extreme consideration shown Abeei
by the Canadian officers is significant OF
the fact that they do not consider the
words they feel that while the charge
OF itself may be serious, they do not believe
that the New York courts would ever find
him guilty, judging, from the facts in their
possession, but rather that the charge is
under the extradition law.
The sun., 1903-12-29
HAROLD DEAN STICKNEy WEBS
Marries Miss Slocum, Who Has Taken small
Parts In Comic Operas.

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 2s.-Word was
received here to-day OF the maria &c
in New York on Thu aday last Of Mi.s
Mabel Gould Slocum Of this city and Harold
Dean Stickney Of that city. Miss Slocum
who is vfry comely, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Daniel Slocum Of this city, people
OF moderate circumstances.
About five years ago Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish selected Miss Slocum to dress as a
Dresden doll and distribute favors at her
fancy ball Since that time Miss Slocum
has taken small parts in several comic
operas She was in the "Jewe of Asia
company and up to month ago was in
the "Runaways" company. She ha a
good voice and attracted much attention.
Mr. Stickney ia cousin Of the late Joseph
stickney and Ia wealthy His father died
several years ago and his mother married
a second time She and her husband, a
Mr.. Orr, are now abroad. Young Mr.
Stickney is Harvard graduate. He is
engaged In no business.
The sun., 1903-12-29
Dinner to Assistant, secretary OF War oliver

ALBANY, Dec. 2s.-A dinner was rendered
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver, Assistant Secre-
tary of War. at the Fort Orange Club, to-
night, by the members of his military staff
who served with him when he was COM
mander of the Third Brigade of the State
National Guard. Brig Gen James Fl
Lloyd, Gen. divers successor as Brigade
Commander. was present with the MEN,
bers of the staff Gen Oliver was pre-
sented with a regular army oH1cer's sabre.
with sclhbard of solid silver.
The sun., 1903-12-29
NEW ROBERT EMMETT IN TOWN.
Robert COnness warmly Received In the
Role Brandon Tynnn I'sCd 10 Play.

Robert Emmett" the Irish patriotic
play which had long run here last year.
after season on The road returned last
night for u two weeks engagement a. the
nan. the author who played the tit le role,
is replaced the production by Robert
Connels. Mr.. CONFESS met with 'warm
welcome. Even for hero Of melodrama
the ringing applause that every one of his
etfor,s evoked was except pional. And as
most of the lines in the play ,ha, are not
funny ,eem with sentiments Of Irish patriot
ism. all he other important characters
received their share of apprecia' ion.
j. p. Sullivan as Michael Dryer. Edward
OConnor as Jimmie Mbonan and Owen
Fawcett az Darby Keeaan pleased the audi
ence. too. and Miss Eta Baker Martin as
Anne Deplin drew tears and laughter with
equal case.
The Bri,is redcoats were duly hissed
whenever they appeared, and the actors
all received gifts OF flowers from the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians and other Irish So
cieties.
The sun., 1903-12-29
CoWI''a I
Coed Sense
Shoe
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Our Combination Shoe.
A combination of excel
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arrived at the combined
perfection of fit and comfort
The combination which
gives the wearer plenty of
good, roomy ease across the
toes, as we'll as a snug, close
ly- fitting instep and heel.
The right fit all over the
foot.
Hence the easiest and best
shoe for man or woman.
Other good styles of shoes
here for men, women and
children besides the "Com-
bination."
If you don't care for ready
made shoes, icok into the
"Custom " Dept. Exact fit,
with the best of leather,
workmanship and style. No
better service anywhere in
made to-order shoes.
The doubled trade of the
past few months in Custom
Shoes tells its own story of
satisfied customers.
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE.
JAMES 8 COWARD.
2S8-274 Greenwich St., nearWaren St..N.Y.
Mail Orders Filled.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
The sun., 1903-12-29
Nine. WIehe TO Sing for an Animals Home

A Christmas tea to help the Bide-a-Wee
Home for Animals in Yonkers Park will be
given at the Hotel Savoy this afternoon at
2.so o'clock. Nine. Charlotte Wiehe OF
tile Vaudeville Theatre is to sing and give
sketches. The home is the first OF its kind
here, There are similar ones In Boston,
Chicago and Warrington. and famous one,
IN England and Paris,
The sun., 1903-12-29
London Sees Darling Of the Gods"

Special Cable DeSpolch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Beerbohm Trees pro-
duct ion Of @The Darling OF the Gods", at
His Majestys Theatre, tonight, met with a
good but not wildly enthusiastic reception.
Scenically the play was a replica Of the
New York product ion. Where 1t was alt cred
it was not improved. Slight changes were
made in the play itself.
The sun., 1903-12-29
AMERICAS
UNC0NQUERED
MOUNTAIN.

DR.. Frederick Cook, the famous
explorer, gives the first oomplsts
and authentic account Of his attempt
(made in the interests of Harpers)
to ascend Mt. Mckinley, the highest
peak on this continent. His article
is graphically illustrated by remark
able photographs.
The sun., 1903-12-29
"PAUL REVERE" IN THE BRONN.
His Ride Real Thriller, and the Uptown
Audience Liked II.

Paul Revere" was produced for the first
time in The Bronx at the Metropolis Thea
tire last night. and a big audience showed
that it liked the play. 1t portrays in proper
thrilling style the famous ride Richard
Buhler was Paul Rerere. H. c. Hickman,
Satterlee, sam Binks, the original Yankee
Doodle" Izetta Jewel Elizabeth Meade, the
sweetheart Of Paul and Louise Orendorf
Miss Prudence Blossom
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Tru(lcau-NiArtyn,

CHICAGO. Dec 2s--Mss Hazel Martyr.
eldest daughter Of Mrs Edward .lenner
Edward Livingston Trudeau. Jr, of New
York Miss Ethel Hooper and Miss Ruth
Sibey the latter of New York. were brides
maids Francis Trudeau. brother OF the
bridegroom. noted as best man.
The sun., 1903-12-29
TRAVEL.

s. L. Bensusan gives vivid pic
ture of one Of the slave markets in
Morocco-where men, women and
children are sold into bondage TO-
day. A. s. Forrest, the English
painter, has made illustrations in
color to accompany this paper. H.
H. Lewis tells the story efs voyage
made on . derelict-hunter-e vessel.
sent out for the purpose Of destroy
ing the half sunken wrecks which
imperil ocean travel
The sun., 1903-12-29
THEATRE CHOIR TROUBLE.
Mana ger Run,sey OF the New Lyceum
Theatre Held in $500 Bonds.

John W. Rumsey, manager of the new
Lyceum Theatre, was held in $500 bonds in
the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday to
answer to the charge of having violated
Section 2n2 of the Penal Code. The charge
grew out Of the employment Of twenty
Calvary Church choir boys to sing hymns
during the lectures on 4Parsifal" by Mrs.
Helen Rhoades at the theatre two weeks
aPO,
The sun., 1903-12-29
LANGUAGE.

Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury
of Yale discusses the question "1s
English Becoming Corrupt?"-sn
article in which he takes up the
coined words of to-day, and points
out the dangers offurther oorrupt;ona.
The sun., 1903-12-29
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera season 1909 .lOOA

Under DIRECTION Of Mr., Heinrich conned.
To morrow tWed) Evg.. Dec. 80 at S--AlDA.
GadsKi, Walker; caruso, Pinncon, Csmpanan.
Mghlmann Conductor Vlgna.
Thurs Dec. ~. at 8 o'clock r. NJ. precisely.
Second performance of PARSIFAL. Temiha: Buri
stallcr. Van Rooy, Blass. Gortz, Journet Con
Fin Evg., Jan. 1. at s--IL BARBlERE DI sIvIG.
LA. Sembnch: Dlppe Campannri. Journet Rossi.
SAT An. Jan: :. a, :--pAGLIAccl and CAvAI..
LERlA RtSTlCANA: Seygard caIuso. ScotA
Dippel. Campanan. Conductor, Vtna.
:, SAT Eyg.. Jan. 2 at s-tPop Priccs,. TANS-
Gorl!z, pancon. Muhlmann, Bars. Reiss. Dufriche.
Conductor. Mottl.
PARSlEAL.
Sd 4th and 3th performances Thursdays Jan. H. II
POSITIVELY LAST s TIMES,
Thursdays. Jan. 18th. Feb ith and nth:
Tuesday, Feb. 10th; Thumday. Feb. 26th.
. Sale OF seats for aSt 8 performances Begin
WEBER PIANO USED
IRVING; PLACE THEATRE Eyerv day 80
The sun., 1903-12-29
SCIENCE.

Professor Ernest Rutherford,
F. r. s., contributes striking scisn-
tific paper on tho new theory Of
matter-one Of the important scien-
tific theories following the discovery
of radium.
The sun., 1903-12-29

IRVING PLACE THEATRE Every day 80:
Matinee tPop. pnceS> To day, "Aschenhroedl.-
Tonight at $40. Die Brani Won Messina."7
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Gofprt %aciuiimid1t,

cine competente oeutihe 96hin. @ns
5~ufraaen bel 6. Z. 1urreg,
DOB GOrosOfipe Strase.
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gett itber 60 Scbreu

idon murne Mtrs. @inslop's sou.
thing >Sprup BON MiIiDnen upr
Wiittern beim 3abnen Der Rinber
%an9epenoet. Wirit Du I'M Shlafe
ourh baS Sbreten zines Rinoes ge.
ftDrt, bas i'm 3abnen ift uno Dor
SBmersen neint? Mern 10, laf5e
iofort cine Jlaibe non .Mrs.
WinSlowS Soothing Gnrup" bolen.
Sem @ertb 1T unbeaablbar. Sc
mirb benz fleinen 2eioenben lpfori
2inoerune neribaHen. 9erlaBt euh
oarauf Mitter, es lift tein 8meifel
baruber. sc BELT Diarrbpe, reeu.
lirt ben Wagen uno Die 0ieren, be.
leitigt Win6 : &olit, erneiht ben
@aumen, perbinoert @nt5iinbuna
unb itdrtt oas gauge Spitent. .Mrs.
WinslDms Soothing Syrup" fir sab.
nenoe &tncer lit aneenebm i'm sc.
i6maf; oaS Gecept ftammt BON
einein Der beiten tpeibliben Ierate in
ben Ser. Staaten. SIS lift bel allen
Druggiiten in Der garaen Welt III
baben. Breis IS Gents per T(albes
9auft nifts anoeres, oils Wrs.
Winsloms SpnthinasS nruu.
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Ser Nitfeu enter STRAIT.
Sic Shmersem weroem uer9ebem,
iuenu ner Rat eineS Sau Mmtpuicr
ViirgcrS befpIat miro.

Der 6iiden elmer 6ral1 fam piel
Shmersen baben.
Meiitens 1ino Die Nieren oarar,
ihulo.
8iidenihmers beoeutet in Der Tat
@ierenIhmers.
Desbalb beilen fie Duan's &ieren=
Billen.
giele Srauen in San Nntunio
miiien oies.
Sebt, mas cine oariiber mit5uteiz
fen bat.
Grau g.. 8eters, 445 gaiiiano
GtraBe, Die @attin oes befannten
Walhinilten 81. Yeters, iaet: SD
batte aeraoe Gidenihmersen genlta,
I'M elm Mtttel mie Dpan's Nieren=
Bi0en wirbigen au fDnnen, bas Die
Shmersen aus bern Gifen ifneQ
uno prompt nertreibt. IS ideint
fein @runb bafir porbanben gu fem.
baP ireeno Semano on &aden=
ibmeraen ooer iraeno melhen anbe=
rem 5bmersen leioet, Die auf Die
@ieren auridaufubren itno, menn
bies beilenbe Wfittel i'm 8erar
Drug Store ober in Slider &
Sprinaaa' Drug Store gu baben lit,
Sd babe niht Die Nbiidt, BON bieier
uriahe nod einmal gu leiben unb
min aub niht erlauben, baB Dies ir=
aeno Semano anoers tut, menn oieie
Iugabe BON mir, oasu beitraaen
fam. eS gu p%erbinoern."
@rbaltllh bel alien Droguiiten.
8reis so Gents. Initer= Miuburn
60. in Buffalo, 81. g., aIeinige
Ngenten fiir Die Ser. Staateu.
8ergeBt niht ben Nalnen 3 0 n
uno aceepttrt tein Subititut.
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ssidst eineu Tag frant ieitSeu,.

Sd ertrantte iebr fdrper al, einem
Nierenleiben. Sd periuhte ale mDas
lihen Nrter bon Meoicin, aber feline
einsige bapon balf MIR. gines TaQes
iab ih cine Nnseige BON Sbrem Glecs
trio 8itters unb beifIpB, bies 81 pers
luden. Wahbem i'd, nur elm paar
DOien oauon eenpminen bate, pers
lpirte if bereitS grleifterunq uno
balo oarauf mar ih ppuItdnoig aes
BELT unb bin ieitbem nod niht uie@
Der einen Gag frnnt aetpeIen. 0af,z
barn Bpm mir iino oaourh aebeilt
tuoroen bon Hbeumatismus, Neu.
ralgie. 4eber= uno 4ierenleioen, uno
allgemeiner Shp6fe". Dos lit ca,
mas 8. s. 8aB BON Jremont, sc.
g., ifreibt. Mur so Gents in ben
GpDtbeten BON s. 3alteper q Sons
uno npn Moolph DreiR.
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Der &ontrattor &elion bat Die
Irbeiten gum 8au Der 2anoftraBen
aundd)lt an Der Sanp Sole StraBe
aufgenommen.
- Die oas @ras mahlen bDren,
iino oft fir 9anonenoonner taub.
Den rebten @eg finoen, 1T
oft nidt 10 lhper als i'm geben.
Man lebt am angenehmiter,
menn man nidt weiB, wie Nnoere
leben.
8er ben 8ern Mill, muB Die
0uB fnafen - Doer anoere
fnoden lalien.
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9(aerIet.

- 8anr urs Sernano Die Noreiie
son Nerrn GIfreb Stern anaes
ben? Gin Wertuanoter miinidt oies
jelbe.
Sin Der giefe bon GAO TuB lift
III Der Ndbe bon Der Station Sherb
auf benz 2anoe oes 6errn u. SAulb
cine reiGe Selauelle entoedt mor6en.
Dit Nabmeben Der i'm Noroen
berrlhenoen 4dlte MAIDEN lih bier
leidt bemertbnr.
Inter Dem Titel Beautiful
San Nntunio" bat Der Bu5ine6 Mens
Club ein Bampblet berausgeaeben,
oas neben allen m6g(ifen itatiftis
it]en Nngaben unb ipnitigem 8iNe1s.
werteft unb SntereEanter iiber uniere
Stnot. l35 biblde Snuitratiunen
entb6lt. DaS 8ahlein 1T na.uent=
lid oarauf berefnet, '~anBerbalb bes
Stnates Wu6nenben Nuftl1runa uno
eiuen ribtiaen Degrifi BON unlerer
Staot 81 Derfhnffen uno es rpiro
oieiei 8ued unsrpeifelbaft in ppaem
NaBe erfiilem.
- Die WebarrliAteit, nit tue(d1er
man BON alien Seiten bic Auaran=
tdne aeaen San GGntunio aufredlt su
srhalten miiniht, ldBt fpenig @ered,<
tiateitsgefibl erfennen.
Rah ben abiperrunasmas-
regeln gu urteilen. Die Or. gabDr
geger San Nntonio arieeoronet bat,
un0 nod Der 2i5ena, Die er uns in
We3ug nnf bas -Weriammlunasreht.
in 8esna auf ons Dfenbnlten oer
Sbuler etc. aetpdbrt, fino Die Moss
tito's ais uebertrnger uno 8erbreiter
oes aelben Jiebers nur fir Gremoe,
aber nift fir Die 8epphner Der
Staot. aefdbrlib.
Cine DepeiHe BON Ouulton
meloet. oaB Or. Tabor Dem Or. s.
u. Stuart, Worlibenoer Der @eIunos
b~eitsbeb1roe bon 6oufton, mitoe=
teilt babe, baB er am Gonntaa ale
eOnntD : Nerste uno GeIun6heitss
beboroen non Siibz unb on . Teras
einlnben ueroe, riah San Nutut1io
81 tonn1erl, INN Die Situation fe.bit
In &ugenfhein 81 nebmen.
Dem nGflettitobter Iaae<
blait" bat elm Mbonnent ben erlten
QslhUifenen Dnien Der Sailon aliaes
iteflt. Gin .Gingeianbt" oaS Be.
reitminiofte Nnfnabme fanb.
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Sir 9one Star bah i'd intmer Welbt.

Stets lpielt baB grobe 8ortemonnaie
SIM 2eben cine Rune.
Ser MenIb, ipie INNER er aud5 Iteb'
@reift germ binein in's @oGe.
Die 2Diung beiBt, robin ib lpab'
3umal nod 5um Suartale,
Greif nur hinein ms Hortemonnaie
limb cable, 8oble, esablel
9aS @elo lit runo es rplt leitbt fort,
Shneu ruticht es burch Die Singer,
unb ual're 2aIten bier uno bort
Sic uerben aibt 9erineer.
Der Wenib, 1T er audi nod 10 ADJ,
8efolat ben Sui am meiten:
Greif' NUT hinein ms HDrtempnnate,
9u bait Jest ptef 5u leiten.
SIS ftebt Der Winter pDr Der Sur,
8erlorge bid nit &pblen,
Be5able oeinen lIeberSieh'r,
8eroDpple oeine Spblen.
Dureb meme Seele 5iebt elm @e6'
l1no oridt bic Stimmune nieber,
@reif nur binein in'S Hortempnnaie,
go balt es traurig mie6er.
Der 8ampf um's Oaiein lit iebr itbmer,
DQS Seben Ut lebr telier,
Die &inber toften tdglib mebr
uno b6ber miro Die Steuer.
8enn ih auf meinen 3ettel 1eb'
So laht es mir ent9egen:
@reif' nir binein ms 8urtemonnaie,
Oh bats ia 6ieiestueoen!
Der @inter fontmt, Der Sreuoe 8lans
Strablt audi in ieiner 5arte,
0os Maaoleiu geht su Spiel unb Gang,
Die Mutter liebt RDn5erte;
Man balt iib in Ser 8unft an fait,
9anft our Sheaterprobe,
Der 8ater greift ing B~prtemonnaie
uno fault Die @aroerobe.
llnb aud Der Seller piro iest Ieer,
Mtan bat nibtS mebr gu trinfem,
Drdnet Guarantdne nod 10 lebr
Mon laBt ben Ntut nibt iinfen:
Beitent ne groBe Onantitdt
Spnc Gtar, I'm au geniteen
llno greift binein ms Hortemunnaie
llno oiesinal nit S~er9ntigen.
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