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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15

bill Of goods that he was to put
in his store east of the Chey-
enne."
Probably not a day passes in
the business Of the grocery
marts Of this city that a car
load Of goods is not taken out
either in a wholesale or retail
way, and what is true of groc-
cries is also true Of Hardware
and Dry Goods. The goods in
all lines Of merchandising are
here to meet the demands OF
any emergency, wholesale or re-
tail. 1t is only to take a look
around to be wise to the fact
that merchandising in Rapid
City is up-to-date and modern.
There are no shop worn STOCKS
in the town. Everything is the
newest that can be purchased in
the eastern markets, and they
arriving fresh daily in carload
lots. These merchants just now
starting out in a small whole
sale way will no doubt become
the future jobbers Of Rapid City
and their places will be taken in
the retail marts by a new bust
ness generation. Keep an eye
one the increase Of business in
Rapid City.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
RAPID CITY a o
6ALE GROCERY I'M
MIR
! kET

sGd=s5I. Joe Street Dealer
inProyisions and camp sup
spliies: sold yesterday some
thing over q thousand dollars
worth 81 goods 70 3 retail dealer
sou tthesfront and my whole
ssalss are increasing daily
the ine.
man came into my store
hsother day. said another
~ grocer, to wait
HE salesman with
11sl nd previous APP
q man failedsof
snd asked 10 see his
s-poods5wanted with Tho
Iaold him his hlst
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
% THE CHURCHES.

ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Believing that many of our
are deeply interested in
churches and their successes, we
give the following figures illus
trating the standing Of some Of
the leading denominations in
the United States. The figures
are taken from statistics com
piled by the New. York Chris
tan Advocate and published in
the Expositor for the month Of
March. 1t would appear that
there are some fo~rty-four demo-
minational families and these
are sub-divided into one hun
dred and fifty separate church
organizations. For example,
the Catholic church has nine
district. branches, the Baptist
church has fourteen, the Pres
byterian church twelve and the
the Methodist church seventeen.
There are IN the United States
-, 283, 658 persons holding
lchurch memberships or more
than one third Of the entire
population. s7O,3s9 persons
lioined the various churches IL
|l9O6. Az to the rank Of the
different denominations, the
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
COURTESY DRAWS BUSI:
NESS.

The effects Of courtesy is Of
ten very great. A small mer-
chant once entered a great
wholesale house and asked to
buy a certain kind Of brush.
1t was not in stock. He said it
was a special purchase Of his
customers and asked if it could
be procured. The salesman
thought Of the trouble, and
turned the request aside with
scant courtesy, says w. P.
Warren.
The merchant then tried an
other wholesale house. The
brush was not in stock, neither
did the saleman know where it
was to be had, but he courte-
ously offered to make the effort
to procure it, Some days later
the merchant received the
brush. He was so pleased with
the courteous manner in which
his request had been cared for
that he opened further bushes
relations with the house, and
soon transferred his account
from the other concern, and
gave his business where it was
appreciated. Years passed, and
the merchant prospered greatly,
until his purchases from that
house amounted to hundreds Of
thousands of dollars a year.
We may not all have hundred
thousand-dollar customers in
humble disguise making re.
quests Of us, but similar results
differing only in degree, are {
natural reward Of unselfst
courtesy. It's the old story o:
the shugar and the flies.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15

courage and whole souled en-
thusiasm that have made him
an ideal news paper correspond
ent.
Mr.. Wellman was born in
Mentor, Ohio, in 1858. At IA
he began his newspaper expert
ence, establishing at that age a
weekly paper in the little town
Of Sutton, Feb. In 1884 he be-
came the Washington cores
pondent of the Chicago Herald,
for which paper he visited the
West Indies in 1892 andlocated
the landing place Of Columbus,
marking the spot with a huge
stone mnnument. In 1894 he
made his first Cash for Che pole,
reaching the latitude of 81 de-
grees northeast Of Spitzbergen.
In 1898 he tried the same facin-
ating quest again, penetrating
as far as Franz Josef Land. On
both trips he had wonderful
success IN discovering new is
lands and securing new sc.ent!-
fc data which have been Of
great value to the American
Geographical Society. His vo-
luminous writings for scientific
periodicals and popular maya
zines have shown the same in
cisive thought and keen insight
that have marked his journal
istic work.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
REPRESENTATIVE HARE
HOME.

Representative Joe Hare, Of
Hill Citytwho took care Of the
interests Of Pennington County
in the lower house returned
Wednesday from Pierre, i'm
mediately after the close Of the
session. In a talk with the
Union, he said: "If anyone
gets it into their heads said
Mr.. Hare, that legislating. is a
snap, let me say that they will
discover their error, if they hap
pensome day to get elected to
the legislature. / cannot recall
9 harder winters work than I
have put in while trying to
serve the people Of Pennington
county. While it is not of rec
ord that I have got through any
very important bills of my own
desire to say that | know that
had something to do with the
killing off Of several freak bills.
Ialso desire to say that each and
every pledge Of the party has
been carried out as promised in
it's platform. / want to say also
that Ipaid the fulltarif railroad
fare both to and from Pierre,
believing that I was doing and
carrying out the anti-pass SEN
hment Of the state. Governor
Crawford, however, did some
hard work in the interest Of the
newspapers, believing that they
should be permitted to exchange
commodities with the railroads
4 am glad to get back home
again, and to note the growth
of Rapid City, and also Of the
Union.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
Walker Whiteside Coming

(From R. G. MacCulloch, of
Lieber & Co., 1902 Broadway,
New York City, March l.,
19O7.)
.Liebler & Go. have completed
arrangements whereby the dis
tinquished young actor, Walker
Whiteside, who has just be-
come one Of the firms stars,
will be seen at Library Hall on
April 3rd, with a peculiarly
strong supporting company in
the new play, "The Magic
Melody" which is said to be one
of the strongest vehicles that
has been given to the stage in
recent years. Mr.. Whiteside,
who has in recent years been
seen in nothing, but classic and
romantic roles, makes his first
appearance in a character part
lin a modern drama. The new
company supplied by his man
ayers will include such we'll
known players as Henry Berg
man, r. J. Ratcliffs, May
Buckley, Julia Dean, and
others.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
NHY NOT VISIT CALIFOR

Why NOT VISIT
MIA?
This winterf Low round trip
:.ates are now in effect from all
points on the North Western
Line, and there will be an es-
pecially low one way rate dur
ing March and April for colon
lists second class tickets.
Daily and personally con
Quoted tours offer many adj
vantages to the travellers, among
which is a service of Pullman
Tourist Sleeping Cars to San
francisco, Los Angeles or Port
and, for only So.
For free copy of folders, with
large map of California, Oregon
md Washington and full infor-
nation regarding rates and
schedules, apply toticket agents
Chicago & Northwestern Ry.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15

Remember! It's less than
three weeks till the annual
stock meeting. Get busy!
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
An Adventurous Correspond,
emf


For newspapers in the United
States are able to command tie
services of as brilliant a corps
of correspondents as The Chi
cago Record Herald. It's choice
Of Walter Wellman to repres-
ent it at Washington is a goo6
illustration Of it's wise policy Of
getting the best there is to be
had. Mr.. Wellman has won a
national reputation as a mag
netic and new writer.
And now he is preparing to
clinch his reputation for origin
atty and daring by trying to
reach the north pole in an air
ship
Whatever may be The results
!of Mr.. Wellman's daring at.
to reach the pole this
summer in an airship and SEND
the news Of the voyage at once
to The Record-Herald by wire.
less telegraphy, the Wellman.
Record Herald expedition is
sure to be conducted BY Mr.,
Wellman with the sape COO
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
Church Services for March

Church Services for March
The following sermons will
be delivered at NJ. E. Church
in March by Rev. r.. Fremont
Case.
MORNING M
March II:
"The Terminals of Love"
March "a:
"Iife, Life, Victorious Life"
March 31-Easter:
"The Resurrection In The
Worlds Thought.
EVENING M
March II:
"The Temple Within The
Dome"
March "a:
"The Wonderful Tenent Of
The Building"
March 21-Easter:
Sacred Concert
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
F. E. Foss, EDITOR
Subscription sl.5o a year.
The Call Of the Wild.

I long to hear the frogs a croakin',
I want to hear the curlew's call;
Let me see the lark a soarin'
And a singing DER it all.
Want to hear the wild geese
honkin',
Az they fly over in a drag;
An hear the prairie hens a boomin'
On the knoll above the sag.
Let me see the mallards flynn,
And a bunchin' DER tthe slough;
And the j%ack-snipe a %zig-zaggin,
Just as they used to do.
When 1 see Bob White a sittin'
On a post along the lane;
Then I'll know its a gittin'
Pretty nigh to spring again.
I begin to want to go a fishin'
And to wander down the crick;
And just go around a wishin,
just can't work q lick. =
r. e. F.
p,nia u.s., q n
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15

Catholic stands in first place
with a membership Of IL, l43,-
455, Il 5000 ministers and II, 449
churches. The Methodists come
next with $751; 1871 members,
Al, 483 ministers 0,852 church
es. The Baptists rank third
with $40, no members, 3S,0l0
ministers and 81, $3.50 churches.
The Presbyterians hold fifth
place with 1,771,S77 members,
10, 7O6 ministers and 1922
churches.
The decisions OF these great
denominational families, that
we find in Rapid City, and their
standing is as follows:
In point Of membership the
Roman Catholic church holds
first place.
The Methodist Episcopal
church (north) stands in sec
ond place with 2, 1884, 261. Com
municants gaining 73,482 new
members in 1906.
The Presbyterian church
(north) holds seventh place
with 1,126, 499 communicates,
going 1896 new members IN
1906.
The regular Baptist church
(north) stands in the eight
place, having 1,1l3,222 COM
municants and gaining 23,046
new members in 1906.
The Protestant Episcopal
church occupies the tenth place
having 837,073 members gain
ing 1928 new members in
1906.
The Congregational Church
stands. in the eleventh place
among the churches having 694,
923 members gaining 10, 6Ol
new members in 1906.
The Methodist Episcopal
church stands first among
protestant churches and also
made the largest gain in 1906.
Remember! It's less than
three weeks till the annual
stock meeting. Get busy!
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15
MAYOR LIMERICK A POS.

The Aberdeen American
prints a picture Of Col w. b.
Parker the new member Of con-
gress; only being without the
Colonel's picture, it uses one of
DR. limerick Of Rapid City who
was a competitor for the nomi-
nation last year, and labels it
Col Parker-Sioux Falls Press.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-15

There is enough gern MS and
baccili in the courts and alleys.
just at this time to depopulate
an oriental empire. Clean up!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
Midi cine Hndlc.

Ginem Goileler @el61ftSnonn mar
leinc Srnu 0urdgebrnnnt; pie eS
bieB, nit eitem I'm mebrere Sabre
iilngeren Wonn, Der IN Der Somilie
Sabre binonrd) oils Sreiino perfebr.
te. Sbre bcioell, nod iebr l%ugenoli-
den Sinoer bate ole int 80. Sabre
ltebenbe llngetreue oern Wtann ST.
riifgelolien, Der Den Serluit nit ltoi-
Ider Hlbe ertritg. Mls or aber brei
@oden ipoter cine @eid6ftSreiie nud)
Tranffurt am Woin unternomnlen
bate, trof er in einem oortigen ele'
ganten 2ofal oas fliidtige Soar gorl5
ltneripartet. Ser inn1e Wann bate
lid ais er oen perrotbenen @atten
erblidte, ont liebIten III Die 9illde &C.
idlooen, allein iener pertrot ibm ben
Weg utto eriitdte i'm nit nilsgeind)-
fer Soflihteit, iid ieinetipegen bod
MIR ia nift al geriercn ionoern rlt.
big ieinen Elot BET Der 0ame 3u be-
hoIten. Nls iener Dem griuhen ent.
iproden, trot Ser betrogene gbemann
oil Den Siid Der 9eioen l,nb erflGr.
te. inbem er Die Gimme 10 ipeit err.
bob, Dab Die in Der gtabe iisenoen
iibrigen @aite feline @orte periteben
fonnten, ge9en ben iungen Wnnn &C.
lueubet I'M rilbigiten leioenid)aitslo.
len Con: uSie ldeinen in Dem SIR
thilm bctanacn az ieiug haB Sic, III.
Dem sic nit meiner Sraii ourdgin.
gen, mid beIeioigt uno er5iirnt bit
temp 0ans i'm @egentbeil btu id)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
9lmdl cine Gunlnl tation.

Gin oberboperilfer 9rolterei . Be-
liber fam i'm CONNER 1887 nod) Der
Staot Miind)en gum Yrofeiior bon
HuBbornl, oenn er lit, moran 10
mnnde 9ierbefliiiene in boberen Sc
meItern leioen, an Der 8iht. gr llift
alio ben b~eriibmten gr5t, Der i'm aus
Dem 5elo5nge ber nod fennt, altf,
INN i'm SIT eoniultiren. Damn emit
ipinnt iid benn ~folgenoc ber5erbeben-
DC ltnterbaltun9:
HuBboum frogt: Sra, lieber Berg
huber, no febIt's oenn2"
rsld, Serr 8ebeimratb, i6 bob's
in Den @eineu."
so, 10, in ben 9einen boben Sic
es! No, id)alt'ns, ipenn Sizes oben
i'm Snie bnben, NADIA ISIS Die @idt;
menn Sizes ober iinten in ben Sc.
ben babetl, NADIA ISIS Dos Clipper
lein."
so, Damn 5eigen's balt Der. =
Gid)tig, bas lit Die ifonite 8tft."
o@aS bilit oenn oagegen, Serr@e-
beinirotb 2"
vSa, iboun's, lieber @erebnber.
oa oenfen's iest ielbit briiber nod,
ilno iucnn Sic a rihtigeS Wittel nil
len, nad)a iagen's Mrs, Damn i'm ma
ale 5lpoa in einem Sabr Wiuion1re."
nytln unb ionit2"
nSonit trinfen's bait fnogIidit me-
MIG uno balten's ben SUB iuarm liito
geitrcdt."
.Gonfc idon, Serr @ebeimratb.
@as bin i'd ibuloig2"
r9as foif mir, Iieber W~ergbtber,
g niitt ober audi net bell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24

obcr obnc iciltc 9efcblc meroen mir
cS llid)t crlaubcn. Nen 0ieic 6rolts
5oien 81 ms gcfomnen mGrcn, INN
rltbig inter ms SIT lcben, mie cS oil-
0ere gllSlGnocr ar oicle Sabre bin
ourd) getbon boben, 10 miir0eu lie lid
nid)t in llnanne6mlidfeiten perlpi-
dtlt baben. gSie fonntt es, Dob an
oere Gbriitcn 10 longe Belt nit i6ren
6rollen ulo &inoern, Die unS ullo
unieren 3rolten lieb iinb, III n%nierer
Mtittc gclebt baben? Out, On meiBt
eS, Dcil lie Ndtlng Dor lutiereh @c-
fii9len boben, ms ni6t nit 8llBen
%tretelt, nienlalS &drm MAIDEN ln0
feline Tcibereien iltden, iuie eS 0iclc
9telanfommlinge itetS gctbon bobcn.
9tlrL mein 6reltno, id) babe Old ge-
langipeilt; aber Dies lit Die Wubrbeit
8pttes, unb ollie uniere &eltte miIicn
cS, mo oiele bon 9einen 2eltten, Die
Dies berIteben, miiieu eS olld) llno
Itimmen init mir in ollem therein,
mas id geingt babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24

Sbuen bon 8er5en oontbor, 0ob Sic
mid bon elmer 6rull %beircien, Die i'm
Stanoe lpar, Inn cineS fliid)tigen @es
liilteS lpiaen ibre beioen flcillcn &in-
Der inl Sti6e 81 loIien. @inen Sc
gen0lenlt ocrlatge id) ieood BON SSb-
men, nonlliG Die bier ouf Der SteQe
ob5ufoiien0e i6riftGide @rfl1rung,
ooB Sic Die fSrolt be6nltcn unO ner-
binoern po1cn, ooB oieiclbe iemols
iuie0er mein SoltS betritt." 9ie Der
lcgcncn @inmenoungen oeS beItiir5-
ten iullgcn WfomneS nid)t beodten9.
beorocrte ser @otte einen 9ogcn So
pier unO S6reib5eug lrn0 Oiftirte
Dem iungen Wtorn Damn Die 8orte
Der Grfl6ruug in ole 6cocr. Nud)-
Dem oieielbe unteri6ricbcn mar, er-
iudte Der @otte, imner Den b0fli6cl,
gelaIicnen Con beibcbolten0, Die
ndditiibenoen @erren, Die @rflGrltng
olS 3eugen nit SIT unteri6reiben, II.
uerlieB Damn, nahoem CT ooS Sdrift-
itiid in Ieiner SuI6e n%erientt, erbobe-
lten SoltpteS nit befrieOigtem 2d-
deln uno obne sic bei61mt ooiibelt.
De %ebemalige Satin olid MIR zines
9lideS 81 %miiroigert, ooS 2ofol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
Saiicr @ilbclm nno Marf Chain.

Sn ieiner Geographic, Ole eegen-
tpdrtig in Der ogtortb amcricon Gc-
piem" p|cr0fientlidt miro, er5Gblt
Morf Spoin cine merfmiiroige 0e-
id)idte bon ieincm erIten uno ein5i.
gen 3uiommentreffcu nit &oiier
@ilGelm Dem 3tpeiten; On man BET
inns BON eiltem lolden 3uIommen-
t%reffen biSbcr ni6tS gepuBt bot,
0iirftc eS lid audi bier biellei6t I'M
einen Der b%cfnnnten yS6er5e" 0e3
nmerifoniIden Sllmorilten bonoeln.
PTS Sder3 p0re Die @eidihte 5fpnr
redt plump, ober noder5Gblt ioQ lie
bod iper0en. Murf Slpain beginnt
nit Der befunnten Nnef0ote bon ie-
mem @6cnlonn, Dem Elm 6reun0 eins
nal luegen ieilleS @crboltenS in oer
Gle beftige &orluiirfe mndte: nGS
lit cine S6onoel" Iogt Der 6reltnb.
nSier5ebn Gage lang boit Gu 5u 0ei-
ner Srort fein Wort geiproden. 8o3
fannlt Oh SIT 9einer Gnti6uIoigung
onfiibren?" sd mollte lie ni6t
lutterbrchcn," eripibcrte Der Gle.
mann 9efnidt. Mart Chain er51blt
MN, ipie CT bel ieiner Inflnft in
Berlin bonn &oiier cine @inlnoung
gum @lien erbolten babe, cine Gin
looung, sic 1id uie elm 8efebl altS-
genommen babe. Gr lei trob0emt
binaegongct uttO babe geiunoen, bnB
&oiier @ilbelm ibm in 5luei 0ingen
gleid)e: er ipre6e iebr correft eng.
lid mo pflege bel Gid Die Inter.
boltung olein 81 iiibren. Der &aiier
babe fortmGbrenb gelproden unb iid)
foit feinmdl untcrbreden loIierL bin
ilnO luieoer MIR rid)tete er an eineit
ieiner Sii6gGite cine 6roge, lnO Der
8oIt Beetle iid, reipeftpou 81 ant.
morten; lpent er iid ieiner Intluort
erle0igt bate, iob er ans mie Elm
WtenldL Dem Elm Stein bonn Ser5et
gefaaen mor. Wtorf Smoin erfl1rt
offerL Dab alt6 err fem &er9nii9en
ooron iiroe, lang it'll 81 iiten; er
miiIie oober Dem aoiier oos &ed,t
5uerfennen, in ieinem Saule ollein
boS @ort 5u fiibren; mcnn abcr Der
&ailer einnal nah Imerifo fonlmen
ilno bon ibm cine @inlooung gum
Giien mntebmen ioIlte, meroe er ibn
bel Gid oielelbe itlimlme &ole ipie.
len laIien, Die er Warf Sipain =
III Berlin babe ipielen miiiien. gm
meilten iiberraiht ober babe es i'm,
oab er bel ieiner Hiidfebr mad Imes
rita Elm Sd)reiben porfan6, in mel.
d)em Der &aiier ibn geirogt babe,
lpeSbolb er oenn BET Gid 10 menig
gciprofen bate. nSa, mein @ott!"
rilft Morf 3poin init fomiibcm
Stouncn aus, openn rGr" immer
allein lpridt. .....l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
Die @crlincr &ulonidl. mnb Marine.
Nnsltellnna.
9erIin, A. Otu

w II 0tul'
Sn oler Stiae lit int @elten Dor,
Berlin bn, 100 Die @ren5en ponS do.
neberg uno 6rieoenuu int %einonbcr
ilieben, einc nelie Stoot eritanben,
cine Stoot aus 9rettern. Die 8or.
bereitungen fir Ole aolonioI : Nus.
itelliing iino iomeit obgeidlolieil.
bob bcute cine Gorbelid)tigune ltatt.
finoen fonnte. Gilf einem @cl0nOc
bon 10000 Guoorotneterit eritredt
iih Die gan5e Inloge, oeren pielucr.
ipredenoes Erogramm ourh Die
2batiafe gefenn8eiduet lit, DOB nid)t
ipeniger ais 30 3eitourants, Goies,
Singipielbollen iino 1bnlide StGt.
ten oes 8ergniigenS ilno Der 2llIt
norgeieben iinb. Gin ~beionberes Csc.
leiie Der &~ingbobn, aif Dem belte
nod ip%ielenoc anobcn IN Der Gorob.
ming fiinftiger ieligcr Stiinoen ocn
langionlen Sdritt iibten, fiibren IN
bos offlpirte @eldnoe, itno oltd) sic
eieftriide Strobenbabn miu, iportlid)
geiommet, nid,t a5uriif bleiben." Sn
Der Wfittc Scr gon3en Gnloae itcbt
bie Saupt . ausiteqmngsbolle. Bur
Seite oos eigentlihe aoIonioI . Plus.
iteIlimgsgehiuoe in bp5antinii6enl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
Scmpurn Mntnntur.

Ston6 cill &oienitroitd) i'm Mai
9liibcno an ion1iger @oIoc,
6log Elm Iuitiger 6iltf bcrbei
NlS Dem id)attigcn @ol0e.
llnO Der IuItige 6infe ipro6:
.SnB, o HoIe mid mobnen
Inter 0CiuCnt 9lGtteroodL
gSia'5 nod &r1itcn sir Iobncn.
&i0 bid preiien nit iiiBem Sang,
Sclig oltrb oeine Minnc -
Nil Dir 0icncn meit 2cbcn lang,
Sd)0ue 6rou &0nigiune!-"
Sprod Die Noic: Gin 6infcnbobn
Soll mid nid)t bctG0rcn,
@cnn on lpGreit @olofuion,
Yl0dt i6 oicQeid)t Did erb0rell.
9lber 5lpiihell ms beiOen liegt
Cine gctpultige Sdranfc,
llnO fem 6infe ooriiber flicgt: -
9tein - mcin @crr, - id oonfe."-
aebrtc Der Sinfe 5ilriid Sum @oIo,
0odte itid)t peiter an Wiinne,
8fifi uno lang, bo fam ibm bolo
9f00lcin aus Dem Gimme.
Sis Der @intcr fam ms 2nn0,
Gnnb er olf iencm 6ledc,
$40 i'm 6riibIing bic Hoic itono,
Cine %oornigc &efc;
Sinqet nllr menig' 8ldttlein bran,
g0elt uno bolb erfroren
Norteno olti Den @ol0folon,
9ot tic ole 8liitbc perlurcr.
9nS bic Sedc Den 1infen erfannt,
Hiei Iie NIT elmer 8%erbelignng:
o3og bid cnolid) ans lernem 2ouo
@cim Oeinc critic Ncigung?
apmm', mein GroIlter, inns trelnt
iortan
Seine benmlcn0e S6rontc -"
Cab lie Der 8infe bebenfIih an,
SproG: oWtcin 8r6ulein - id) oon-
fe!" -
Rudolf Baum b q Of.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
ErciSlico amf Den 9iiiocSbcimcr.
Bon & NJ mn % Ii oen b. Spillncr
9~rcSoensS trebleu.

SuH III III y " u. SplllHCt
9rcSoensS treblen.
Hbcingolt'S Ecrle! Dir gum Ereiie
S6ming' i6 griiBeno Den Eofol!
9rinncn lodt mo gliibt cS leiic
@ic gefong'ner SonnenItrobl. -
go or INNER mir %begeanct,
8ilr5ig, eocl, golocnblonf,
Sci er jubelno mir geiegnet:
H~iioc9beint, ocin &0nigStronfl
OH, mcin H6einlonb! 9tltr Die Son-
nc,
Die an oeinem &intmcl flonmt,
Heift Die lo~deno-frobe @onne,
Die aus lei6tem 6er5en ltontnlt,
Sic MIR reiit bic foitlid) feline
observation-disclosures obne Scbl,
So, has Councilman am Hbeinc
SIT @crmanio's Sroniumcl.
Scbt! guf i%tol5eln 8elientbronc,
Sod I'M floren &immelsblou
Salt lie ihirnienb ibre arone
lteber HbeinlonbS golo'ne Nu.
SingenO 5ieben Win5erpdrdJcn
8on Der Nrbeit Son0 in Son0,
9urgcn mie aus GittcrmGrden
Sd)nuen trobig meit ms Sono.
Stia! Der Grant unipinnt mid
eigclt,
Gralumboit pie I'M 3oltberflor,
Hbeinlonos bolbe @ltnoer Iteigen
Seli6tenb aus Dem @loS entppr!
Sicblid) minfen mir gum &olelt
Shelmenfopid)en, blono uno braun,
Sod oeS NbeinlonoS WGohenruIcn!
Sod oes HbeinlonoS lhone 6ruu'n!
NuS Dem 0Gmmerei6 Der Gage
Gollht boil WoieIt1t Der Hbeinl
Stol5, nit brcitem Mellenihldgc
limo imarogo'uem Sunfelldein.
SPELL Dir, Hiioesbeiml 60 longe
Wfon nod iin9t un6 trinft un0 foIt,
0riiBe oid NIT SilbelfIonge
gaer Canoe brouicnb' Rroi't!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24

mo Yol1Ite bon Dem rGtbielGoiten
bobelt Eburm @orcm Wtinar,, beiIcn
bod cmpprltrebcnOc Wnltcrn bon Do
rats bcrporrogcnocn Glefanten5db.
men i~torren uro pom elmer iGlllenge-
trngenen Guppcl 0cfr0nt iper0eu.