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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-29


When we reached the valley we
camped in the sage brush through the
winter, and the dogs watched and
tended the sheep while l was making
my short trips for hay and supplies.
/ had gone into this business to win
and he that by the ploy would thrive
himself must either hold or drive"
was my motto, and l did the holding
while that second self of the herds
man, the shepherd dogs, did the driv-
ing, till / was able to bring Susie to
FAR finer home than I had whispered
about to Fido and Bess in my hours
Of dreaming on the mountains.
Children and grandchildren have
come to me and means have not been
lacking to feed and clothe and edn
cate them as well as the best in the
and, but when they gather around me
the evening, they like best to hear
If Fido and Bess, to whom they and
owe the start which made all these
hings possible.
Senator Vest, of Missouri. when a
Dung man, was Unexpectedly called
,pon to make plea for the plaintiff
d, suit where a man had wantonly
killed his neighbours dog. What he
aid is worth printing in any good pa
0er once a year.
These words spoken on the spur on
the moment won the case for the plain
'iff and won for the dog the right to
be protected in the. grand, old state of
Missouri.
1.-THE best friend a man has in the
world" said Mr. Vest, may turn
against him and become his enemy.
His son or daughter that he has rear
ed with loving care may prove un
yrateful. Those who are nearest and
dearest to us, those whom we trust
With orr hapr'ness and our good name
EIGHT. .TRUTHNIN. -. :. 80. C
nay become traitors to their faith.
The money that a man has he may
lose. 1t flies away from him, per-
1aps, when he needs it most A mans
equation may be sacrificed in mo-
ment of ill-considered action. The
people who are prone to fall on their
',nees to do us honor, when success
IS with us, may be the first to throw
he stone of malice when failure set
ties its cloud upon our heads. The
one absolutely unselfish friend that
man can have in this selfish world, the
one that never deserts him, the one
that never proves ungrateful or
treacherous is his dog.
"a mans dog stands by him in
prosperity and in poverty, in health
and in sickness. He will sleep on the
,old ground when the wintry winds
N'ow and the snow drives fiercely If
only he may be by his masters side.
He will kiss the hand that has no food
70 offer, he will lick the wounds and
sores that come in encounter with the
roughness of the world. He guards
the sheep of his pauper master as IL
he were prince.
when all other friends desert he
remains. When riches take wines and
reputation falls to pieces he is as con-
slant in his love as the sun in its
Journeys through the heavens. If
fortune drives the master forth an
outcast in the world, friendless and
homeless. the faithful dog asks no
higher privilege than that Of accom-
panying him to euard AGAINST dan
ger to fight AGAINST his enemies"
"Apd when the last scene comes
and death takes the master in his
embrace and his body is laid awav
in the cold ground, no matter If all
other friends pursue their wav there
by the grace side will the noble dog
no found hic hot &c
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Chinese Fertilizer,

Bean cake is the chief commercial
fertilizer in CHM.
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Entered Juno 10, 1903, at Salt Lake City, Utah
as second GLASS matter under act Of Congress
Of March 3, 1879
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
GEAR OPENS ATTACK
CONTINUED from Page ~


the statute an emigrant agent might
get a license TO peddle cake or any
other kind OF a license. The statute
merely said "the annual fee for lie.
ense for each emlgrapt agent doing
business In this Territory shall be
$500" The only way the statute could
be made TO cover the offense would
be my implication, and the court
could not do so. Furthermore there
was no showing OF the acts which
the defendant was guilty.
Gear also remarked that he would
show later on In the pleadings that
the statute was unconstitutional as
II was, as a matter of fact, directed
merely against Japanese.
Thompson said that the act was
sufficient In its showing what kind OF
license an emigrant agent needed, and
he Court seemed to be satisfied In
this regard, but wanted Thompson TO
answer the point that the charge was
too general.
stated that the defendant was en-.
gagged In business as an emigrant
agent, and as this term was defined
by the statute this allegation was suf.
fcient. He quoted decision by
Judge Dole In support OF his conten.
ton.
The Court said that under the stat.
ute there were two ways OF engaging
In the business OF an emigrant agent,
namely: one by hiring laborers to be
employed beyond the limits OF the
Territory, and another by inducing
laborers to go abroad for employment.
Tho complaint did not show In which
Of these two ways the defendant had
offended.
Thompson answered by reading
Federal authorities where in liquor
cases Il had been ruled that the com.
plant following the language OF the
statute was sufficient without specify.
Ing the exact nature OF the violation.
Judge De Bolt said that he felt the
demurrer was well taken, as the stat,
utory language In this case laid down
two rules, each OF which would be an
Difense, and II had not been shown
ghich of the two had been violated.
The Court thought that a defendant
should have a reasonably full knowl-
edge of the fact with which he was
charged. On these grounds the de-
murI err would be sustained.
Thompson asked leave to amend the
demurrer by inserting the words by
inducing laborers to go beyond the
limits OF the Territory of Hawaii for
the purpose of being employed.
Gear said that as the demurrer was
sustained, the defendant should be
discharged, though, of course, he could
be re-arrested under new warrant.
Judge De Bolt held that Saito was
entitled to his discharge and ruled &C.
cordingly. Thompson Immediately
had a new warrant for the arrest is
sued.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
FOR SALE.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.


Continued from Page ~
sioners who are appointed by the Gov
ernor.
~ sincerely hope the County At.
lorneys opinion, that the Supervisors
cannot appropriate county funds to
any but County institutions, will not
have the effect of cutting of the ap.
preparations for kapioani Park; but
hat on the contrary the Honorable
Board will find some way to deal as
literally with the schools as with the
park
"The communication OF Mr.. Glrvin
In the morning paper suggests that
: here might be some way by which
The strictly. school funds that find
their way into the County treasury
could be devoted to the purposes for
which they were collected in the first
glace.
at may be interesting to your read.
ers to know that the County received
last wear from school taxes the sum
Of $685., and expects TO receive dur
Ing the current year not less than
$4,000. believe some way can be,
and should be, found to devote at
least a portion of these school funds
coming to the County to school pur.
poses. In all righteous causes where
there's a will there's a way and II
the Supervisors choose to lend the
schools a helping hand in their pres.
ant dilemma | have no doubt but that
a way will be found"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
DINNER FOR ADMIRAL

Captain and Mrs. Niblack gave a
dinner last night at their cottage AT
the Naval Station in honor OF Rear
Admiral Lyons and his wife. There
were is guests, and the AFFAIR was
one Of unusual attractiveness. The
decorations were novel. the main fea-
ture being q miniature feet OF ships
sailing on uIe center OF the table, on
sea OF glass. American flags were
used extensively In the scheme OF dec.
Grafton and the dinner throughout
showed care and expense in Its pre-.
partitions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28

JAS. r. MORGAN,
AuCTlONEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
WEATHER REPORT
u. s. Weather Bureau.
Local Office,

February 20.
Temperatures-6 a. m, II; s a. m,
70; 10 a. m, IS; noon, rs; morning
minimum, II.
Barometer, s a. m, 3O.13; absolute
humidity, s a. m, $500 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, s a. m,
SO per cent. dew point, s a. m, go.
Wind-6 a. m, velocity 0. direction
t.; s a. m, velocity Z, direction Me-;
10 a, m, velocity 10, direction e.;
uoon, velocity IL, direction Z.
Rainfall during "a hours ended s a.
NJ, trace.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon. 254 miles.
ALEX. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director, u. s. Weather Blu
reau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
EMERGING
wessrs. E. o. Hall q Son, Honolulu

Kauai, n. 7, February g. 1906
e o. 81 Honolulu
eenemenYOurs Of February 9th to hand nauis how liked the
miles,
conditions
trouble.
II but a
o
Yours very truly
ksuaT Telephone Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28

The Pubic are cordially invited 10
attend a ILeeting OF the ReseaI ch Club
m The evening of March 9Th at Pauahl
Hall, Oahu college. DR.. William e.
Ritter, president of the California
Academy OF Sciences and director OF
the San Diego Biological Station, will
speak upon Habits of Some Marine
Organisms"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28

Fire broke out In the third hold of
the big Hin liner Minnesota on Its way
to Japan. Upon arrival at Yokohama
Il was decided to unload the cargo In
that part of the vessel in order to de-
termine the extent Of the damage re-
sulting from the flames. The loss to
the cargo amounted TO 100000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
SAILING TODAY.

stmr. Helers.. Nelson, for Kauai
ports, D. m.
Stmr Noeau, Peterson, for Hawaii
ports, p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
TtpEs.
ARRIVED.

First quarter OF the moon, March Q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28

Wednesday February 2s.
Stmr. Maui, Bennett, from Hawaii
ports, 4 a. m.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kau.
al, 6:O5 A. m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA
cHiNERV OF every capacity and de
serlptlon made TO order. Boiler worl
and RIvErED PIPES for lrrisctlor
PURPOSES a soeeialty. Particular atten
ton paid co JOB WORK, and repair,
executed Vt shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
NEW = TO-DAY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND COM.
PANY.

Notice is hereby given that, at the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Oahu Railway and Land Com.
pany. held in Honolulu on Tuesday,
February %, 1906. the following on.
GERS and directors were duly elected TO
serve during the ensuing year, viz:
B. r. Dillingham; .................
............ President and Director
NJ. p. Robinson ..................
First viee.President and Director
II. M. Won Holt .................
Second lee.Presldent and Director
A. w. Van valkenburg go. ... =.
.... Secretary, Auditor and Director
w. r. Dillingham; ..............
.......... Treasurer and Director
!. A. Gilman ...i.......... Director
=. A. Schaefer ............ Director
J. NJ. Dowsett ....,,..,.. Director
e. A. Mott-Smith .......... Director
A. w. VAN VALKENBURG,
Secretary.
F)nolulu, February q, 1906.
33l9-Feb 2S, Mch. Z, IA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
sNlNlAEAvvAyAtv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
: %9n4em6urger gla&ri&ten. )

Sobren nod aurora, mo iie bisber
ununter6roben gemobnt bat. Sbr
8atte ging ibr idon Dor ID Sabren
i'm Sobe poraus. Iuber Dem ror-
genannten Sobn binterldbt lie nod
einen anoeren, gilbert u. 8oempgen,
in @arlpiae, Sn. sic mar cine
tiihtiee, fleiBige Srau uno quite
Wutter, oeren @noenfen itets in gli-
ten @bren gebalten iperben miro.
Die geeroigung fano 9ienstas 8or-
mittag um 8 r1br bonn Saltie utb
Inn 91@ llbr bon Der ct. Soiepb's.
Stride aus, alif benz ct. Nifolaus.
Srieobofe itatt. Sic rube in
Srieoen!
Sobann Srauot itarb am
Gonnerstag, Den 26. @pril, 8or.
mittags Inn 10 in ieiner 8obnung
auf Der Sarm i'm 9uid I'M glitter
bon SO Sabren, 5 Wonaten uno 1
Sag al Der Iltersifm1de. Ser
TerItorbene erblifte in Surem6ura
bas Sidt Der @elt unb fam BON
bort Dor 40 Sabren nad aurora,
no er ieitber beitdnbig gepobnt bot.
Seine Satin sins linn Dor bier
Sabren bereits i'm Sooe ooran. or
%binterldBt einen Sobn, 8eter
Srauot, mo bier S0fter, Srou
Waria 9ramer, Srau Sranf 2ies,
Sran Suianna Senfes uno Irou
Wfid)ael Srieoers, ole Ine oas gln.
oenfen zines fiiriorsliefn, brapen
Taters beipeinen. Der 8eritorbene
NOR elm @brenmann bonn Sheitel
bis our Soble, Dos mltB ibm Seber
naflagen, Der i'm nGber aefannt
bot, uno er itano in bober Idtuna
bel Iaen. Die 9eeroiguna finoet
Samstag 8ormittag Inn 8 llbr bonn
Sanle nnb nm 91a ltbr bon Der
Oeiltifen fatbolii6en Stride i'm
gnlt aus auf Dem bortigen ssrieo-
bofe itatt. gr rube in Srieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

tilt Bad uno benz Gorporal-gatail'
lonsi1reiber SSulius Steffen, belize
aus 2urembrrg-Sto iowie benz
Sonitdtsiolbaten Beter Steihen aus
9iioelingen lit bie CUR grinnerung
an Die 3riegsoperationen auf
9iambi (Slimatra) geitiftete 8riegs.
oenfmiin5e nerlieben uoroen. Bel
Dem iGbrlif ltattfinoenoen Shiebs
lpettltreit IN Der slrmee gelpannen
lie einen Ireis Der Sergeant Ser Sn-
fanteric Sob. Soft aus Geiiinsen
unD Der Corporal Der Snfanterie
Sbeooor Wertens aus &opltal.
Sim 81. Mar5 @ormittags par
Der EoQefar Der Tiefirfer
8rauerei, Namens @eors Mesler,
in Der Monterep . Apeniie bel Der
@irtbihaft SCENES I'M 8egriffe,
bon Dem 8ierpagen einige Sdiier
ab5ulaoen. Chen bate er elm Snb
BON 100 Sitter obeenommen, oils elm
5peites SOB natrolte i,no i'm gegen
oas linfe 9ein traf baB oieles @lieo
am unterihenfel brah. Ser Ser
ungliifte plirbe burf 8oriiber.
gebenoe uno linn unbefannte W1n-
ner aus Nelioorf nod ieiner @ob-
hung geifafit. Die erlittene Ser.
lesung lit berart, DOB mabri6einli6
cine amputation oes 9eines miro
porqenommen tper0en miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Srofberso9tbum.1
aus Der bamptfaht.
Bel ben 3ammeriuablen trasen bic
&at6olifen ben Sieg oaDun.

9ei ser am SienStae, ben 8.
Mpril, in ben 8antonen 2lremburg.
2anb nnb Sid itattgeiunoenen Scam.
mermablen trugen ole fatboliihen
@anoioaten oen Sieg oapon. Gas
3einltat ltelt iid wie folgt. Stanton
2nrem b. glbse.
gebene Stimmen: 2,233. ungiltiae
3ettel: 81. WaioritGt: 1,107. Gs
erbielten Ole Serren 0oftor aapier,
&atbplif, 1,125 Stimmen, eepGblt.
Seins, Siberal, 1.087 Stimmen;
ni6t geipdblt. - h aIs. =
@bgegebene Stimmen: 1851. Maio.
ritat: 1881. gs erbielten Die Ser.
rem Nau, 2iberal. t,349 Stimmen,
gepGblt. @bpofat b. Siealer, Sea.
tbolif, 1904 Stimmen, aepGblt.
Warr. Sosialiit, 1904 Stimmen,
nift gemGblt. Sdaod, Sosioliit,
147, Stimmen, niGt selpGBIt. @il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

tpers, 115 Stimmen, nift eerpdblt.
Sos &eiultat bat unter ben Serren
9iberolen uno Soaioliiten allgemeine
8erbliiffung berporgerufen, oenn
man bate in ben betreffenoen
&reiien ntht i'm minoelten an cine
Nieoerlage geoaht, b%eionoers ba aae
Silfsmittel, @elo, Heoner, Yreiie
uno perionliher ginfluB auf ibrer
Seite itanoen.
Der g~lGnscnSe Sies lit an eritcr
Stelle benz Gnrembmrger 8plfsDerein
at pcrSanfen. So5ialiiten, 2iberale
mnb Sreimanrer batten iid briioer.
lid 5niammensetban, nm ben isle
rifalcn" ben @araus sn MAIDEN mnS
bic Ncbrsabl Der 2mrembnrser nnS
Cider @latter itanb in ibrcn Sien.
item, S%eniel6en itano ais einsiger,
aber id)neioiscr aampe bas n3n-
rembnrger Wort" entgegen. Die
Serren Or. &agier mnS 0nitan non
3iesler @olfsuereinler), spei junse
9ente obne bube Yruteftipn nnS obne
I~ilionem, sams allein anf ibr sutes
Grugramm nnb friide Sbatfraft an
sepieien, bebanpteten oas ipilbnm.
itrrttene S%hladtfelo. Gbre benz
riibrisem Gnrembnrger @ulfspcrein
fir ieim entidjieoencs Gintreten fir
Die djriitliden 8rnnoiGte in Der &c.
notwithstanding, aber and Gbre
ben @ablern, Die iid nidt lGnger
bon ben 2osenbriSern nno limiting,
lerm an Der Naie bermmfibren laiIen
iuOllen! Nodmals: Gbre ibnen!-
Eeb. Der y3asettc".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
M FL LID.

e warme Sumerowend gong
Ech an de Lincoln Park spazeeren,
Himmel voll vun Staeren hong
An net eng L0ftche VOLT sech rehren.
An Diren an op Trapen hach
Do suoszen dLeit sech of re killen.
De Gruosz urg lansem am Gesprach,
Dach dkanner an de Strosze spillen.
Hei kuom ech, kurzem, bel en- Haus
Esuo am Denken an am Goen,
We schalt ct leschteg do eraus!
E Lid u Stemme will gedroen!
De Weis war mir recht gud bekannt,
10 dWierden och, an d'Sproch net
manner,
A banner an, d'Glas an der Hand
Gesin ech le%tzeburger Hammer.
We fredeg all de Borschte sin,
wat op de Bake blat e Liewen!
Ech setzen un en- Desch mech hin
re staerke mech um Saft yum Riewen:
Ech lauschtre stell a lauschtre gud
We Stroph OPP Strophen hell yer.
flehen,
wa hioPP mSuS bTOSCut, we walt
mel Blut,
We traureg ech Gedanke kreen!
Geplot yum Duscht, a kaum yum
Mier
De brav trei letzeburger Jongen,
Hun demols unne Wesse mir
Mel "Jonggeselle-Lid" gesongen.
Mir war't ct gef aus jidder Stroph
En- "denk drum" ais Erennronk
schalen,
Et gef aus jidder Wort erof
e Steck VI menger Jugend fallen.
An enner de Bemen no beim Sc
Wuo d'Blieder ~gespenztrech sech
rahren,
Wuo d'Wale luos kluckse voll Wish,
Hun gemengt ech did mach re
heeren.
De Mond lucht unne Schimt mech aus
Nam game Gesicht mach, dem
langen,
Mein Herr over kreischt stell sech
aus,
Eft asz schons An'ren grad suo gangen.
o glecklech Jonggesellen Zeit,
0 enzeg schsn suo lang Sc dauert!
Wuor bass du hin? we leis du welt
Verlompt, vergiesz, an def betrauert!
1905. ]. B. MERKELs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

oaB bas yimarte" aino bilrb bieies
ibm ge'penoete Sob geihmeid)elt
uno 5u dbnlifen 9emerfungen an
gefellert miro. IS lit merfmiiroig,
melfe rieiigen 6ortihritte IN Der
ySmartbeit" Elm auf oieie @eiie er.
5ogenes ainO madt.
gs Oauert eor nidt lanse, 10
bari TiemanS in @egenpart zines
iold1en rimarten" ainoes Elm @ort
reoen, obne oab Der liebe feline
gngel iif einmiiht uro cine
rimorte" Intmort BEL Der Sano
bat. unb je ~porlauter Die Inttport
ausfaat, beIto gliidlifer iino Die
eltern. .nSait Oh eebort", fragt
Die Wama Den Yapa, ,pas bas
aino seiagt bat2 Wander Or.
madlene lit nift i'm Stanoe, eins
lolt)e Intnort 81 %geben!"
Gie gliiflifen Gltern finben in.
oeb balo 5u ibrem Sfrefen beraus,
oaB bas nimarte" aino ailh nift
ben g%eringiten anItano nimmt,
tb1en lelbIt 10 rIrnarte" Nntnorten
5u geben, ltlto nun crit ieben lie at
lbrem Summer Elm, lpIe miierabel
lie ibre Ginoer er5ogen baben. Sest
geben Die elpigen alagen iiber Die
ainoer los, Dir gar niht mebr 5u
banoigen leien, uno nun periufer
Die gltern aaes Moalide, Inn BEN
atnoern Die ihleften angepobnbei.
ten. Die lie ibnen ielbit cingepilanst
haben, ab5ugemobnen. 0as lit in.I
oeb pergebene @iibe. benn elm bieii.
ges nimartes" &ino lit nid)t io
leift 5t banoigen.
Gin gr5iebunssipitenl, pie es bier
III aiir5r geidilsert. bat uns nit
Der llnmaiie balberwahiener 4na.
ben unO 0sabden s%eiegnet, Die beir
Segriff 9ei6eioenbeit gar niht fen.
men, Die oafiir aber cine ai,Ber.
oroentlife Sertigfeit oarin beiisen,
nnueridamte uno ihnippii1e @nt-
fporten 81 ge6en.
Sas iino Die ,imarten" ainoer.
8liidlih Die @ltern, bie feline iolde
yimarte" Ginoer beiisenl Iir
bral6en ipobl faum su bemerfen,
ooB es bel inns gor piele gltert
gtbt, Die lire &inber su beiheibenen.
tilftigen aberdeen er5ieben; in
iolfeu 6omilien fommt inoeB oas
vlmarte" aino nid1t nor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Sausmiitterlcins aDmisreidJ.

Sas Ilte fGat; es lpebt BON allen
Sciten,
Ger raube, falte 3ug Der nelten
3eit:
Ses Wannes 6elb mil iif Die
Srall erItreiten
Selbit Inn Den Treis Der trauten
Sdltslidfeit;
God lieber als Oas @eib i'm
Hcbneritible
Sch ih in Geinem id]mllfen &dm.
merlein,
Sid bel Dem weiBen 2innen unb
Der Spille,
Sn Seinem aonigreih, mein Miit.
terleinl
@as lit Ser Tllbm Ser Sraii i'm
Sisungsiaole
Sb a,lh Der 9eifaa ibren gltien
lfDellt,
Hift cine Spur bon ienem Stint
Measurable,
Ger bon Dir flieBenb uns oas Semi
erbelt,
@enn Geine S1nbe iih am Seroe
regen,
8eif1itig orbnen Sod utb 2ao'
i'm Shrein
llno aqe &1ume fiiat oes Simmels
Segen
Sn 9einem 3onigreif), mein Wiit.
terlein!
Gum Sample branben in Dem
Diloen 2eben
Sfuf @ptt ben Mann unb COB linn
Wl1tb uno &raft,
Zen ianften Sinn bat er Der Srall
gegeben,
Wit Dem babeim elm Yaraoies lie
ifafft.
@as farm mie 9eine Mrltterliebe
beilen
Gein +e+seno Sinh in leiner Hotb
un0 Tein,
Wer fam mie 9u, 10 liebreih Croft
ertbeilen
Sn Geinem 4onigreih, mein Miit-
terlein!
% man aelebrten 9amen arGnse
minoet,
Ssf lobe mir Die Srau ser alten
3eit;
Senn in Dem lallten @eltgetriebe
ihminoet
Ger 5arte Saudi Der boloen @eib.
lihfeit.
Gin @iegenlieo bon Dir, elm from.
mes Sleben.
glts Seines tSer5ens Siefe pabr
llno rein,
SGBt mid auf groen ihon Oen
Simmel ieben
Sn Seinem aonisreif, meit Niit-
terlein!
gs bairt oas Saterlano allf feline
&inoer,
2aB lie eeoeiben, lit Der Wutter
Sfliht;
3u Saule ltiiste Die Srau ben
Staat nift minoer
als iprah' lie Hed)t i'm boben
Imtsgerift.
@enn Teine Ginoer iorgiam Iu
ermabnelt
Sn allen Gingen bran u1b gut al,
iein,
Gunn tbronit III bober, ols Gu
ielber abnelt.
Sn Seinem aonigreid, mein Ilt.
terlein!
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,Smartc" Ginocr.

@er bat nift i6on einmal Sc.
legenbeit sebabt, .imarte" ainoer
5rt bemnnbern mo 8ott Su banfen,
wern oieIe rei5enoen Geifopie i'm
nid)t ielbit geboren? Cos .imartc"
&ino miro 5ipar iiberaQ, nobl aud
i'm alien oeutifen Saterlonbe, mir.
genos aber 10 berrli6 entpidelt
iino in iolfer @n5abl, pie bier in
Imerita, nidt ielten aud in
Geutidamerifa, geiunben. So, mir
miiiien es nit Srauer i'm Screen
eingeiteben, bab uniere &inoer.gr.
oiebung. i'm @an5en eenommen.
niht iebr gut lit, uno OaB oaber
elm riftiges .imartes" aino MIR
anf bieiigem 9ooen 10 redt geoeiben
farn.
CAB eS rmieren aleinen on SEED.
belt mo Sorpis ni6t manselt, lit
allaemein bcfannt. 2aBt nur elm
10 iriibreiies 9iibden ooer @GOd)en
einen Giniall boren, 10 Itrablt oas
Intlis Der lieben Gltern in Slid
mo Seligfeit mo Ole Mamo er.
8oblt gewiB aaen ibren &afbarm,
mas Der Siunge o0er oas WGod)en
fiir fliise GinfGQe bat; man ioate
CT fallm glaiiben, mas bas mir elm
u'nlartes" aino lit! Sas llnaliif
mare nod niht 10 aroB. nenn man
iih niht in 8egenmart oes Dor.
pisigen ainoes oariiber %frelte; 10
porlidtie lit man ieoo6 in Der
&esel nidt, unb bic Golse 6anon iii,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

Gs lit nift mabr, bab bic
Siebe blind lit. mobl aber lit Tie Oft
reGt fursiihtig.