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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30
Oldest Return Ticket.

What is the longest time a
return half of a railway ticket has
been kept before being used?"
In April, 1875, writes a London
artist, Il came up to London
from may native place in Devon
shire to apply for an appointment,
and, as I considered my chances
practically nil, 1 took a return
ticket to save few stillings. To
my surprise 1 got the berth, and
as few months later my mother
and sister followed me to town. l
had no occasion to return to
Devonshire until last month, when
1 took it into my head to run down
there for a few days holiday.
Then l hunted up my long obso-
lete return half ticket, and to my
delight made the journey on it,
thirty-one years after the other
moiety had served its purpose.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30
KING COTTON.

What a royal plant it is, said the
late Henry w. Grady, of Georgia,
IN speaking of cotton. The world
waits in attendance on its growth.
The showers that fall whispering
on its leaves are heard around the
earth. The sun that shines on it
as tempered by the prayers of all
people. The frost that chills it,
and the dews that descend from
the stars are noted and the trespass
of the little worm on its green leaf
IS more to England than the adj
vance of the Russian army on her
Asiatic outposts. 1t is gold from
the instant it puts forth its tiny
shoot It's fiber is current in every
bank, and when loosing its feeces
TO the sun, it floats a banner that
glorifes the field of the humble
farmer. That man is marshaled
under bag that will compel the
allegiance of a world and wiring
subsidy from every nation on earth.
1t is a heritage that God gave to
his people forever as their own
when he arched the skies, estav-
lished our mountains, girted us
about with ocean, boosed the breezef
tempered the sunshine and
mearured the rain. Ours and our
children's forever. As princely a
talent as ever came from his hands
70 mortal stewardship.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of rea
estate have been recorded in ths
Office of the county clerk for The
week ending Friday, Nov. 80:
Warranty deed from L. H. Bate.
to First National Bank of Browns
vile, conveying All acres of land
known as Ranirefio. Consideration
s2596.
Warranty deed from Chas. Lind
sey to Jas. c. Bennett, conveying
block Is of the townsite of Olmito.
Consideration $3.50.
Warranty deed from the Kennedy
Town and Improvement Co. to
Cordelia Willacy, conveying farm
lots Nos. 9 and 10 of block No. 5,
containing 1927 acres of land in
the townsite of Sarita. Considera-
ton S6O4.05.
Warranty deed from Kennedy
Town and Improvement Co. to
Ed. Cason, conveying 81 acres of
land in the townsite of Sarita.
Consideration $2175.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube When this tube is inflam-
ed you have a rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is entirely clos
ed, Deafness is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inhamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cnre. Send for circulars Jree.
F. J.ChENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Hall S FamilyPills for constipation
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30
No Fly Screens in England

An Englisiman who visited the
United States during the last
summer, when asked what he liked
most about the country, promptly
replied: Your fly screens.
Il doH't believe remember
ever having seen a fly screen in
England, he continued, that is,
the wire screens that are generally
used here. There are a few mos
guilty bars, made OF cotton netting.
don't know why we have not
adopted the wire screens, for we
ceTtainiy suffer great annoyance
from flies, gnats and mosquitoes.
In many kitchens and meat
markets fly paper is used, but it is
anything but encouraging to the
appetite.
One difficulty, which, however,
1 suppose could be overcome in
the way of introducing wire
screens, would be the almost
universal use of French windows.
These open outward and it
might be necessary to place the
screens on the inside of the
windows. Doors, of course, could
Re easily put up
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AN exchange remarks, that the
good and honest labor clement in
this country will realize sooner or
later, that it is far better in the
long run to handle the physical
saw and hammer, than it is to
handle the political hammer and
saw.
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Terms Of Subscription:

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Observation-Disclosures Saturday, by
mail postpaid to any point in the United
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Subscriptions invariably due and pay
able in advance.
Advertising rates on application
Makes all checks payable to
JESSE O./WHEELER.
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At recent editorial convention
minister offered the following
toast: To save him from starva-
ton AXE his paper and pay for it
promptly. To save him from
bankruptcy advertise in his paper
lioerally. To save him from
despair send him every item of
news of which you can get hold.
To save him from profanity write
plainly on one side of the sheet
and send in your contribution as
early as possible. To save him
from mistakes bury him. Dead
people are the only ones who never
make mistakes. ,
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Friday. NOVEMBER 80. 1906.
AN EASY RECIPE.

BY simple silence one displays
Great wisdom here below.
It is by speech a man betrays
How much he doesn't know.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30

Housekeepers will find many
things to their taste at the Christ
mas Bazaar.
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A Bad Influence.

A swindling dealer is a great
detriment to any market, giving
as he does, the grower and shipper
bad general impression of even
the good trade doing business in
the same place. 1t may not be
right for the just to suffer on ac-
count of the acts of the unjust but
somehow or other when a shipper
gets stuck once in market, it
makes him shy at the whole bunch.
This is really natural con-
sequence.
The honest merchant, if for nc
other reason than to protect his
own reputation, should, therefore,
refuse to deal with his crooked
neighbor and should aid the
Packer to expose and remove the
dishonest one from the trade
Kansas City Packer.
The Bonham Herald proves what
makes living high when it roasts
our turkey raiserS in this style: A
good big gobbler used to sell for
81. 1t was treason to ask more.
Hens went at SOC. to 75c. Now that
gobbler costs S. easily, for he sells
by the pound, while hens are in
proportion. Such is the work of
the man who started the poultry
bushes in this town. The farmer
gets the profits, and all are glad.
To which State Press adds: State
Press remembers that between
1865 and 1878 beeves we're sold on
the prairies at $40 a head. One
might weigh a thousand pounds,
but the price was the same. And
State Press remembers up to within
the last ten years turkeys sold at a
dollar for the gobblers and seventy
FIVE cents for the hens. The birds
differed several pounds, but that
was not considered. A gobbler was
a legal tender at dollar and hen
turkey was legal tender at seventy
FIVE cents.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30

They claim it costs s27 to con-
vert a sinner in Indiana. Cheap
enough. What makes you think
sol What makes-say, I guess
Eou never met any Indiana sim
ncrs. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Onninous.

In some parts of the West Indies
the negroes speak with brogue.
They are descended from the slaves
of the Irish adventures who ac-
companied the Spanish settlers.
An Irishman arriving at a West
Indian port was accosted by a ne
gro fruit vendr owith, The top
Of the morning to We, an would ye
be after wantin' to buy a bit EEof
fruit, sor?"
The Irishman looked at him a
moment.
An how long have we been
here?" he asked.
Coin on three months, yer
houor,' said the vendor, thinking
of the time since he had left the
inland home.
Three months, is it? Only
three months an as black as thot?
Faith, I'll not land!I"
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The worm viii turn when tired
upon, but so will the banana skin.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-11-30

There are eyes of blue,
There are brown eyes, too;
But the eye tat does the business is
the 81. o. o."
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An eastern club is discussing the
question, docs a hen sit or set?'
the difference, so long as
she LAYS and matches?
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The Moors of Morocco are tax
ing more and more to wearing Eu-
ropean clothes in preference to
their national dress, states a British
representative at Dar-al- Baida.
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Early Greeks and Romans rode a
horses bareback. They regarded it
as effeininate to ride in a saddle.
The modern saddle, with pommel,
crupper and stirrups, was unknown
to the ancients. Nero gave out
fancy coverings to his cavalry, and
the bareback riders of the German
forests used to laugh at them. Sad
dies with trees came into use in the
Fourth century, stirrups three cen
turtles later.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

mas Bazaar.
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muroe Die 9eaen Or. 0elipn erb0bes
ne. auf @rmoroung Nleranoer's laus
tenoe Qnflage nerbanoelt uno GER
Nnaef(aate freigeiprpden. Sept 1T
AUDI @Qis NeLiDn neaen oerielz
ben Iutlaae pro5eiiiert uuo. ebentaas
freiaeiproben m0roen; 8eioe itehen
aber nod unter Der Nntlage, s5rau
N(eranoer errnuroet su baben. Die
Intlagen qeaen Die anoeren bret
BerlOnen ltno nod ntdt srr Ser
banolung gefDmmer.
Oie @aloeitoner StaotfDmntIs
ldre baben Die SroInans ebenfaus
an9enDmmen, melbe s. .. RoB, S.
8. Gice uno 6Dn,an 2enp oas Hed)t
giebt, cine eleftriide 8abu aniIhen
@aleeiton uno 0Duiton III bauet1.
Die 6auptbeoingungen iino, oas Der
8au am l. Oftober beginner uno in
5wei Sabren oouenoet lein muB. Die
6%DnitDner Staottommifdre BADEN
cine oiesbeSi9lide Sroinans bereits
angenDmmen,
- 81. .. In0erlDn uno s. ..
6aroeitp Iino in Dem 8ibita See in
Der Na1e BON WihIta Sails ertcuns
ten. Sic batten nit spei anoeru
9erren einen SaQo. IusHug mad Dem
See aema9t.
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Msahmde 9enfmaI Tpnp.

Sn Der am Sreitae in Der CTS
6aQe ~abgebaltenen 8~eriammluns
ftibrte 6err s. @reos ben gorfib
uno 9err Nrtbur @iuther fonaierte
als Setretdr.
Sc batten iib Deteeaten fait aIer
2oaen eingefunoen. Die fid bereit cts
tldrten. Subleriptionsliiten unter III
rem W}italieoern eirfulierei1 su laiien.
Das Central. 4omite uiro lid nit
Der Shulbeb6roe in 8erbinoune 1es
Bert. um aud Die Sbultinoer fir oas
Broiett gu intereiiieren, Mr. Camp.
BED perpflihtete ith fir Die tatbpli=
iben Sbulen uno Snititute.
@s muroe Der Drud BON 1000
Sub{criptiDnSliiten bei1lDHen. Nls
Worfiber Der Sammelz& omite's in
ben perihieoeneu @aros muroen er.
r,annt: 1. @aro, s. st. 9ambert;
2. Waro. Wm. &ibter; 3. Waro, s.
u. Gbapa; 4. Waro, sc. @aiber; 5.
8ar6, Or. &. Terreu. 6. 8aro, $.
y. Garter; Z. 8aro. s. W. @l6d>
rer; s. Baro, gilbert Stenes.
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Elm TEXAS WuNDER.

Cine tleine 5lairbe BON Eeras 8nnoer,
oaa's GROCER gntbedung, beilt aue 3ie.
ren' uno 8Iaienleioen, entfernt Steine,
beilt Diabetes, ausfluB, ibuahe &iiden,
&beumatismus unb ale unreselmaBis<
teiten Der Nieren unb Der 8laie BEL bel.
ben @eihle9tern, ebenio 8~laieuleioen
bel &inoern. 8enn gmer 4eDtbeter es
niht nertauft. tbnut SIR es aesen Gin.
ienoung BON $1.00 erbalten. Cine feline
5laibe reidt fir stuet MDuate urb Der.
fehlt ielten 9eilune. 9r. 6. 8. San,
aueiniaer 5abritant. g. .. 8or 629, ct.
9Ouis, Mo. 2aBt gub 3eusnifie lbideu.
Bum 8ertauf bel allen 9ruaaiten.
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yeras 8.

- Sin ben Weibfoblenfelbern u1=
leres Staates 1T Der Streit nidt gum
Iusbruh getDmmen. Sic Sruben.
beiiber baben iih bereit ertldrt, bic
%gef9roerten 2Dbne bDm Sabre 1903
All aablen uno bic Mrbeiter baben
oaher Die Wrbeit nibt n~ieoergeleat.
= Weulih oeponierte g. $. 0ees
lb, elmer Der Dell unternebmer BON
Beaumont. bel Dem Haht.@ lert oes
Brabos 6otel in Suuiton, einem
Wtanne Hamens Smith, $2500 in
Bapiergelo. Smith ih(oB bas @elo
in elm G0uuert Elm uno leate es in
ben @elo1hrant. Nm nGbiten Mors
gen. als er abgel6it muroe, iagte er
nihts BON benz DepDiit uno als Nees
lp ipdter aus ieinem 8immer fam
un0 iein @elo baben pDIte, mar ea
niraenos su finoen. Der Berbaft
lentte. fth lDfort auf Smith, elm
0aftbefebl wuroe aegen i'm ertaiien
uno bic B0li5ei telegrapbirte. oa
Smith in Der Staot ni@t su finoen
mar, iiberaq bin, UNI i'm feItsunebs
men, benabrihtiate audi ale @iien.
bahntonoutteure BON benz Boraefal.
lenen. YIN Nbeno traf aus 8aco
Die Nabriht Elm, oaB Smith bort
uerbaftet lei uno oaB man $4,000 in
Banfnonten bel ibm aefunDen babe.
WuS Ofts 9eraS tommt Die
Nabridt, oaB Die Bfiriids grnte bon
benz talten Better oer lebten 8ede
bod mebr gelitten bat, alS es ans
fan9s ihien. Der @rtra9 miro oies
Sabr nur elm gerinaer iein.
Sn Dallas miro es nabrldeins
li6 gu Wabltonteiten tommen. Die
8ranoiurp bat ii6 oas @ablreIultat
Der finften Waro porlegen laIien.
Nub Die Wabl S. @. Sbants, 3uu1
Iloerman in Der oritten @aro tuiro
uabrifeinfib angefohten neroen.
Sn 2ampalaS lit elm aemi1ier
8i6aro Some aeitorben, Der bunoert
Sabre alt gepocoen uno NIT Nuitin's
&olonie 81 Infang Der ~spansiaer
Sabre oes oorigen Sabrhunoerts nah
Teras eet0mmen fem fol-.
aus Seeuin tommt Die 0ab-
ridt, Der bort bestebenoe Gerein r@r.
boluna beabiibtiae. Elm neues 3beas
tergebauoe gu bauen.
= SIN Grodett fano mdbreno Der
lebten Gage elmer Der oielen gtelIons
Gleranoer Muroprosefe ftait. Sn
&uguit bes Sabres 1901 gerieten in
@euil5 Brairie, ebenfaQS in 6ouStun
@ountp 9elegen. i'm 9auie BON &u.
bert Gleranoer. Or. 6eurh @elion,
@uis NeliDn, @iau @elion, Nlma
@romion uno Critic gromiun mt
Gleranoer in Streit. in oeiien Ser.
lauf Gleranber aet6tet uno feline 5rau
10 ihmer uertpunoet nuroe, Dab fie
finf Gage ipdter itar5. @eaen ie'
De Der %aenannten flint BeriOnen
puroen oarauf smei Gntlaeen erbD'
ben. Die auF @rm0roun9 Nleranoer's
uno ieiner Srau lauteteu. 8uerit
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MUerIet.

- Die Saul Steam 9aunors bat
ibr 8apital p0n $4,000 auf $4,000
erbDbt.
= Oas Central Rumite bes 5dns
eerfefte8 belt am Treitag abeno cine
sablreih beiuhte G~erlammlung ab,
in melber abermals perihieDene
uihtiae @eidafte erleoigt muroen.
9as Snterefie fir oas gr0Be Set lit
in ftetigem 8adIen.
Die Shulrata s@abl 1deiut re ut
tpartn meroen 81 m0lIen. 3mei
9ldets 1tno bereit5 i'm Je[oe uno Elm
orittes ptr0 in Ius1ibt geiteut.
Der @enera[ftab Der 8unoess
arutee bat ben General eutnant Wtce
@astep als 8efeblsbaber oes Depars
ternents pDn 9eras ernannt.
Or. 8. &. Sinslep lit als
Brdiioent Der "Suman Society" ere
mdblt nDroen.
Die bpnbierte Shu[o oes
County betrdet 81. 455, 900, murauf
idbrlit 1863. 1927. so 8inien su sablen
iino. Im Sreitaa muroen BACON
SIS, 466. $50 nab Seem gorf eeldidt
an Die o0rtiaen 80noinbaber.
Die Surp in Dem Safe BON
S. 9. Witbea 1T ieBt %sulammenae=
itelt. Sic beitebt aus: g. Us. @bil'
oer5, SDbn 6ein. gilbert, 8olot, Sua
@hterbof. Charles Wtahula. 5. 8,
@ranes. g. s. 8rDmn, q. $. YIN.
berlon, @liiab Smitb, S. SanBen.
s. VI. @ofie.s. SDiepb Wuramib.
Braiioent Dig BON Werit1
bat ben 9irettoren Der Nuslteuungs'
@elelibaft our@ ben bieliqen Son:
iul enrique Ornelas, Die Wtitteilune
suaeben la1ien, oaB er bereit iei, fie
su empfangen, um lire @inihe ir
Beaua auf Die 8eteilieuna Waerito'a
an unierer ndbiten Iusitelluua 81
bDren.
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Sau MutnniO pGdlff.

0iemal8 in Der @eihidte Der
Staot San Intonio bat cine lplhe
lebhafte Bautatieteit aeberridt, tpie
geraoe iebt. Siiblhe Cottages iprin.
gen pie our6 8auberpert in allen
3etten Der Staot beru0r. 6abt SIR
lie iiber Die unsdbliaen GDrteile nod
aeoabt, menu SIR Elm 6eim fir sud-
ielbit babt Bir t0nnen @uh elm
Wobnbaus bauen uno SIR tDnnt oa.
fir mad benz &biblagaablunasplan
beaablen.
60. SteneS Il SDbme.
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Geict Sies.

@tbens, Seras Den A. Sebruar l903.-
Siermit bei6einiae i6, oaB narbbem ib
abt Sabre binburrb NIT ben %erdBlibfen
Nierent uno rbeumatiiben Sbmersen
behaftet mar. mid cine Slaide bes gTeras
8onoer", nDr. San's Netp 0iscDnerb',
furrierte un6 i9 jeBt beinahe gar teine
Shmersen mebr ~berlpiire; oaber fam ib
einem Seoen oieie Wte6i5in anaele9entlibf
empfehlen. Nbtungspnl[:
8. 6. Barter.
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Gin ausaesetehnetes Mtttel.

Us IT onrb bemiide Mnalpie iber iea
oen 3meifei erboben fet9eftelt morben,
DAB Die ct. Bernard &rauterpifen aus
rem pe9etobililben St0ffen Dbne leotpeoe
Se~tt1tlbnn9 mineraliiher S%ubftanaen be-
lfe9en. Die Btlen limb uicbt, tpie man
oIes 10 bdufig bel ben am~eritauiiben 8a>
tentptuen tinoet, beraudert. 9ielelben
leben einfab. ihmndlos unb ibliht aus.
ltno aber in ihrer 8irfuna bel faft alien
or4aniidben &brperleioen abinlut auper.
ldlitg uno oeshalb Elm son3 ausgeSeibne<
ties Mr5neirnitteI. oas in teiner Samilie,
rtamentlib in teiner. in Der iib &iuoer
befinoen, fehlen i0fte Die st. Bernard
ar%auterpiuen fino Bel alien Gpotbeten su
hoben.
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sine aliif(id1e WpffmeifYertu

lit Wrs. Qleranoer BON garp. Mte.,
Die Or. Sings 0eue 2ebenspiaen
als Die beiten gefunoen. urn Maeer,,
Sober uno gingeueioe in Oronuna
81 balten. Gin ibmerSloles &eini.
aungsmittel. @arantiert puti Iopfph
DreiB uno S. 8alteper & SDbn.
Yreis % Gents.
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S Maoaine @Dff, 5euieberin,
9anomabrfagerin uno @eiftes beiles
rim, erteilt 8atfhlaae in @eiddfts.
anaelegenbetten, 6eirnten. eereiniat
9etrennte, ueribeubt b6ien @influB
elferlnhtiae Mnmanoelunaen u. +. 10.
0t0. 44 Oit.@ Dmmerce StraRe.
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SGaltd)e Sunrtteu 56latwaaen

mad @aliforuien. ebenio nah ct.
Souls oia 9eras & Becific 8 Sabn
obne Behlel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 3idet > Ngenten meaen oieIes
neuen DieniteS Ooer al =. IS. Eur.
ner, 8eneral- QaiiaaiersAeent Dal.
tas. Terns.
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sss- On mir orei @arlaouneen ftritt
reines BleiweiB uno 8int erbalten
baben, 10 f0nnen mir gu ben alten
Breiien nertaufen. Nlio rteue 8are
au often Breiien. 2aBt guh uniere
Breiie aeben fir Sarben. Dele. Bar
Nib &c. Wir taufen Gaes, mas mir
oertaufen. in garlaouneen unb ton.
men gu reousierten Breiien pertanfen.
gaubols. 2nr> uno Seniterrabmer.
@upoDo aaluanifierte, aeflodtene
5enaen. Ndgel &c.
Gb. Gtebes & GDbne.
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Cone Star Bier 6eim garneUa(
un0 Sangerfelt.

uitu ouisUCll Ott'
Gum &f Der Baaen uno @elanae
Seib Sbr gelaoeu meit uno brett.
8Ummt, bort nit uns bic Subeltlan9e,
8erlebt nit nns me ih6ne 3eit.
&ir 9aben Nues norbereitet
SIr's 9oppelfet, oas Dor uns itebt.
lIno GGes lit 10 ernaeleitet,
DAB es nab 8uuib nOn ftatten 9ebt.
@ir feiern etnen garnebai
Mit Mummenibans gar fein unb pradbtie
uno 5reuo' uno 2uft berriht iberaI
unb 5rpblinn, er lit iberm1hti9.
@er nei9t our Seiterfeit. gum Shers,
@er mil ~beraeiien Sora uno 8laae,
8em ieidt Der Sinu uno leidt oas Serb.
Dem tuinten ibbue, frDbe Gage.
Gommt nur berbei, SIR Manner ale,
SeraeBt Die 5rau'n uno &inber uidlt
uno tpinis tut in oieiem Talle,
8us Cure Gbulbisfeif unb 8fftbt.
ODcb nIdbt au lhan'n nur atebt's oas
Sb6ne
9as @us' ipirb nibt ALIEN entsldt,
@ir fIbren @ub ms 8eib Der SDne
80ourb audi DIR uno Sers beeliidt.
Nus buHberten pon Sanaerteblen
grIdaut oas oemtlbe 9ieo i'm ghDr
uno trGat bic leiht erresten Seeisn
Bum Seiliatum Der 8unit emppr.
G4b bic gtuiit beim Sanserfete,
Sic uiro BON 8iinitlern ausseiibt;
90 bieten mir oas MuerbeFe
Sent. Der @elana uub Muitt liebt.
llno tpenn Sbr oann nah anb'rer 9abe
8eredtiates Serlanaen traat,
so if's bic cole ,,SOme Star" @abe,
Rab Der aetu6bnlib Sober frnat,
9eun nSume : tar"s8 Bier uno Sanserfete
Sinh unSertrennlid1 fur uno fir
llno pia gum 8eiten man bas Bette,
SITS oas famoie ,,Sune Star".8ier.
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mer un0 SoaGen, 'ber aud Sugenoilnoen, 1T Gure
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