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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18
Doubtful of Results,

Fred--1 call 1t motor car engage
ment.
Maude--What's motor car engage
myant?
Fred--One that starts Off all right,
but nobodys quite sure that Il will be
able to keep on-Illustrated Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

How dramatic was the arrest In Los
Angeles theater OF a handsome young
woman! And how appropriate the place
for such scene!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18
Certainly short.

Dashaway-She answered me rather
shortly when ] asked her to be mine.
Cleverton-fndeedl How?
Dashaway-She said, Yes. Butter
llN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

At washington an investigation is
being conducted to find out what
whisky is Why not ask the trust?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

or course the 'unwritten law" will
not be put into the form of a bill and
enacted into written law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

statue should be placed in ogden's
Carnegie library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

The debate in the Senate on the
Brownsville incident is getting to be a
continuous performance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

How dared the Supreme Court de-
eide that tho Juvenile Court is not
supreme?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Franklin Matthew'S expose of New
York's police court magistrates leads the
February number of Broadway Mag
azine. Other special features of great
interest are Charles II. Cochrane's plea
for commission form of govern
ment, Mary Manners THE Winter
Pleasures of Society" and Porter EN-
erson Brownies amusing account of
Bowery theater on amateur night"
The fiction comprises Grace Mac
Gowan Cookies humorous story, The
Gathering in of -Abner Wimberly;"
Gardner Center and the Boulevards,"
by Alice Woods Ullman; Prince
Shemus of Ireland" by Charles Batteli
Loofriis, THE Three Kings of Liber-
tad.'p by T.. Frank Tooker; THE Vi
hrant Wire" by Sara J. Bayles: The
Second Motive" by Harris Merton
Lyon; Her Day." by Beatrice Wilcox.
trolman Donohue's First Arrest"
1.-THE Types of Metropolitan loneliness"
this month is superbly illustrated dis
sertation upon the New York Girl in
Opera" Art work by the Kidneys, IL
Illustrating wealthy society types. Jay
Hambidge, Dan Sayre Groesbeck, G.. w.
Peters and others. make an excellent
showing.-S West Twenty-second St,
New York.
The Stellar Ray. for January contains
editorial articles on MANS VIII and
Natures Laws" Capital and Labor"
Scientific Spirituality and similar
topics. There are other articles on as
Economical, theological and hygienic
subjects, This magazine is the success
Tor of Suggestion and Is edited in the
same interests.--The Astro Publishing
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

vesuvius belching mud would seem
to indicate that 1t is in politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

Old King Coal is merry old soul
who comes and goes as he lists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

Even people who live in skyscrapers
have to get in on the ground floor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

Haste and laws should be made slow
ly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

The wool growers convention is all
wool and yard wide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

Few weather prophets have honor in
their own country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

one touch Of earthquake makes ali
the world kin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

No automobile can give the joy that
sleigh ride does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18

Russiu finds her deficit so big that
she cannot budget.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

Though Wisconsin as State is only
fftv-nine wears old today, geologists
tell us it ls one of the oldest spots
in the world. II was part Of the origi-
nal Laurentian highlands and once pos
sessed mountains that rivslled those of
Thibet, standing for cons as a portion
of great solitary island built direct
lv from primevaT chaos. Wind and
wave did their patient work and disin-
teprated the mountains until they were
hardly half their former height, then
the great glaciers came down from the
north and secured the face of the earth
until the mountains were only hills.
When the eternity Of ice was passed,
the melted glaciers lev as limpid lakes
spot was ready for the prehistoric men
who came to build great mounds down
the valleys.
1t was such a garden spot that the
voyagers and couriers de bois found
when they left Quebec and pushed their
way through forest and over inland
game. 1t was this country that Jean
Nicolet found in 1854, when Governor
Champlain sent him to explore the un~
known lands and open a way for wes-
tern trade, n way that John Jacob
Astor was 70 follow two centuries
later. Nicolet believed that 1.-THE
strange waters,'' of which the Indians
told, were none other than those of
the China sea He expected to be wei,
coined by mandarins at the end of his
journey and included IN his outfit a
gorgeous robe Of gold brocade, in which
10 be presented to the powers and po-
tentates Of Cathav. but only band of
naked savages with peace pipes vel
coined him. He was sore with disap-
pointment for many days, and even at
the end of long years still believed that
the sea Of California on Spanish maps
must be near him, and only a branch
Of the ''Sca Of China -
The Jesuts were almost the first
white people in Wisconsin. The mar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
BIRTHDAY OF WISCONSIN
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN

tyrs. Brebeuf and Jogues were two of
these, and some day when America has
a saint s calendar of her own. it is
expected that they will be caDonized
d Esprit and Chouart passed through
this region in 1865 on their way to cx-
plore Minnesota. d Esprit wrote an
account of the trip for Charles II. of
England, indifferent to the sources Of
revenue. Just so he was paid. The old
jesuit priest. Pere Rene Menard, passed
on to his death in the wilderness over
the Fox river pralries, and if tradition
be accepted. he one time reached the
source of the Mississippi river, before
Joliet journeved there. In 1863, Claude
Allouez established the first house of
worship In what is now Wisconsin,
building a mission at Pointe Saint
present site of Ashland. Four years
later he was relieved by James Mar
quette. youthful zealot, and going
near the mouth Of Fox river in the
Green Bay country, established a mis-
sion where the city of Depere now
stands. In 1871 an assistant was sent
to Pere Alouez and he left the mission
to become the first itinerate minister
in that State, preaching to villages Of
Miamis, Kickapoos, Sioux, and Hi,
nois,
On June Il, 1871. Saint Lussou. en-.
voy from Quebec, took possession of
the northwest in the name Of Louis
XIV. of France, and it remained
French for many years, A Wisconsin
Frenchman with following of In
dians and half breeds went out in the
next century against Braddock. Lang
lade Of Green Bay settlement led the
Indians on the Plains of Abraham, and
Rene de Boucher drew his fighters
from the Indians of Wisconsin when
he went TO sack Haverhill. Massachu~
setts. In 1878 Frontenac. then govern.
or of Quebec, sent Louis Joliet TO cx-
plore the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, the
natural waterway that connects, with
slight portage, the Great Lakes with
the Mississippi. Joliet was joined by
Pere Marquette, his former teacher,
and these two. with their party, made
one Of the most famous expeditions in
history. They went down the Missis-
sippi as far rs the mouth of the Ar.
Kansas. II was in sight Of Montreal
on their return trip that Joliet lost his
box OF maps and notes In the rapids,
and so Marquette must needs write the
story OF the icng journey from his own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

not.s and gct most credit for the ex-
ploration.
Robert Cavellier, known to history
as La Sale, came TO the Wisconsin
lands in 1915, and in 1897 his trading
boat, the Grlffon, was the first sail
boat on the lakes. In 1885, the trader,
soldier of fortune, diplomat among the
Indians, was appointed Comma ndant
of the West and gwen a force Of
twenty men with which to hold all the
great unknown wilderness He built
q rude fort on the banks Of the Mis-
sissippl in southwest Wisconsin.
In 1850 Louis Hennepip, a Franciscan
friar, going up the Mississippi, and
David Graysolou Du Luth, gentlemen
of The Kings Guard, coming down
the river, met on Wisconsin soil. 1t
was an event that proves how small
the world is after all. for when they
had last met IL was as companions on
the field Of Seneffe in Hainault, the
day of the French victory over Will
lam of Orange, when Friar Henpepin
was an almoner in the kings army.
and Dn Luth was squire to the Mar
quis de Lassay, They had each gone
to an extreme end of the New World
and had met by accident almost in its
center. the only white men save a
handful within thousands of miles
After the French and Indian war.
Wisconsin became English and re-
NAMED so until after the war OF 1872
15, longer possibly than any other
State now IN the Union. French half.
breeds and Indians donned the British
uniform and fought zcalously for King
George in the Revolution. They set the
British flag over the forts Of Green
Bay and Prairie du CHEN. aud long
after Zebulon. II, Pike bad passed
through this new territory on his jour
ney of exploring the new Louisiana
purchase. the cross Of st. George float
ed over the trading posts Of Wiscon-
sin, An admirable line of defense was
established by the British along the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, diagonally
across the State, and that section was
held by them until the summer of 1Sl5.
After the Revolution, Wisconsin was
part of the famous Northwest Terri.
tory, having been saved for the United
States by the work of the frontiersmen
of Pennsylvania, Virginia and Kentuc-
ky. In 1854 Jefferson presented a plan
TO Congress by which ten States were
to be carved from this region. What
is now Wisconsin was TO be called
MIchigania, and other States were to
have been Sylvania, Assenisipa. Hi
noia and Chersonesus. But James Mon
roe went the next year TO treat with
the Mama Indians and thought the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

States would be too small, Later the
ordinance of 1857 was drawn up. and
through the processes of State evolu
tion the comN2nweeEth of Ohio, In
diana Illinois, Michigan and Wiscon
sin have come from this territory.
In 1886 the Territory Of Wisconsin
came into existence after passing nearly
fifty years as part of Indiana, Michi"
gan. Illinois and Wisconsin territories,
In 1S3S she became n sovereign State
with Nelson Dewey as Governor. The
capitol W. first at Belmont. then at
Burlington, ami in 1888 was removed
TO Madison. The earliest settlers were
French and English in the north and
grants was directed that way, and there
are now six distinct German groups
with strong influence in political and
industrial affairs The Pomeranian
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

Woman loves a clear. rosy complexion
Rurdock Blood Bltters purifes the blood
clears the skin, restores ruddy, sound
health.
Torturing eczema spreads its burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment quick
)v stops It's spreading. instantly relieves
the itching. cures 1t permanently. AT
any drug store.
Doans ReSulets cure constipation. tone
the stomach. stimulate the liver. promote
digestion and appetite and easy passages
OF the bowels. Ask your druggist for
them. % cents a box,
There's nothing so good for a sore
throat as DR.. Thomas EclectrIc on.
Cures il In a few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

giaus form q large per centage OF the
population,
The lead mines in the southwest we're
an early attraction, Indians worked
them profitably. Porrot developed some
of them. France knew of these as well
as others and in l719 appointed Francis
Ronanlt "Director General of Mines in
Louisiana, - and early III the nineteenth
century immigrants came up from the
south to work them with slave labor
Today the mineral industry represents
an Investment Of many millions OF dol
lars The forests that the early ex-
plorers knew only as hiding places for
indians, now yield revenue, two-ffthg
of the capital of the State being invest.
ed in lumber manufacture. II is said
that fhe pine planks cut IN Wisconsin
in the past quarter century would lap
around the earth 2495 times. Wisconsin
is second IN value of dairy products
among the States fourth IN the manu-
facture of leather, and fifth in that of
wood pulp. Before 1888 Milwaukee was
| only the site Of Solomon juneau s
| cabin Today il is the second largest
/ -four center in the United States. and
sends out daily over 100 carloads of
! beer. The corks she uses amount to
eighty carloads year and keep 900
people constantly employed IN Spain,
James Jesse Strang. lawyer, journal.
ist, pedagogue and preacher. recruited
from the Mormons of Wisconsin, the
subjects for the first kingdom that
ever existed on American soil. He was
crowned king on Beaver Island July s.
1850. Al the same time he was mem
Der of the Michigan Legislature, his
island kingdom being in Michigan ter
ritory. He was assassinated six years
later by two dissatisfied subjects. Wis
consln gave the world Carl Schurz
Rufus King. Alexander Randall, Ham
lin Garland, Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Bill
Nye, DR.. Nicholas Sem, Reuben Cole
Thwaites. Kate Upsou Clark. and Car
Jonas, who compiled the first English
Bohemian dictionary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29
costume was familiar sight for years
ID the agricultural districts.

The fourth Norwegian colony IN
America was founded in Wisconsin.
Three men came over first travelling on
skees and carrying their effects IN
knapsacks. They found the country
good wrote many letters home, and
Rock county soon had large settle
mcnt of their countrymen. The colony
AT Koshkonong is known as the wealth
lest Norwegian colony in America. Ice
landers have large colony on Wash
ington Island in Green Bay. Swiss
homeseekers in 1915. after an arduous
Journey of 5000 miles almost entirely
by water, settled near Mineral Point
and are an important factor in State
came to the lead mines in the south,
and Poles, Bohemlans. Dutch and Bel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

Adopted Plants In the United
States will be Mr.. Haskin s topic in
The Tribune tomorrow.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-20
Nas Maieftie gheater.

JDlaenoes lit Die 2iIte Der aan(tz
Ter, Die in oieier Wu@e I'M Waieitic
Ebeater auftreten:
2ucp uno 2ucier.
Seq Cooper uno &ompagnie.
Button uro 8rppfs.
8iBlet Dale.
Sngimatp Sapaner.
6. &Drter NprtDn.
2ucp uno 2ucier fiibren elm inter.
efantes uno undergraduates Stiid
auF: 81 fuDl's @rrano."
Sn Dem Stid: rBrince Of Bomer"
ipielt Sen Cooper nit GROCER @es
manotbeit Die Stole oe8Gpuperneurs.
Burton unb 8rDDts erlheineti in
ar0Ber Observation-Disclosures in benz
Stide: rghe QimitA.
WiB BiDlet Dale lit cine G6naerin
nUn &uf, iie tDptert nit 8elHid arts
,oere grUBe Sdngerinuen uno madt
oas Bublieum nit neuer 2ieoern bes
faunt.
Die Sapaner iinb ausgeseiHnete
Gtrobaten, bic iberaG Nufieben ers
re9ten.
Wan bead9te Die ~nieoriaen Breile
i'm NaieItic uno ueriage iih oos 8ers
anlaen nitlt, ben Borltellunaer beis
auEuDhnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-20
MHerlet.

SIN SluBe, binter ben glettris
Sitdt5merfen, muroe Die 2eihe eines
aemifien Ben @Dff e~efunoen. @Dff
mar unaeF6br 55 Sabre aft; CT mar
Blehldmieo uDn BrDfeiiiDn, funnte
aber niGt piel arbeiten. oa er INNER
frant mar. Wabriheinli@ lit er
ourh einer 3ufaq in ben ,,yluB aes
fallen urtD ertrunten.
- GIN Samitne Mil Der gurnpers
Elm feline neue 9egel6abn einueihen.
- 80 Ineeftente in unierer BDfts
office tueroen @ebaltsSulage befoms
men.
Ser @%Dupernenr hat uniere
5hulbiu unterseidnet.
Die San NntDniD SnouitriaI
Society bat ibren CHARTER einaeretht.
SnfDrpOratDren ftno: Nler Soste.
s.. 81. 6. Salff, g. s. @lerioqe,
Or. 8. Burg, Or. g. Warts, Bens
iarnin Iritein, 8. Goodman, U. Gos
ben, 8. Bernian. S. Sihel, Sulius
sc. Dppenbeimer, DC. NRilarDm, War
RarUtfinI, Seat Wniber u. ".
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6ortidritt im Geiiea.

Cine ununterbrod,ene Sahrt oon
ct. Souls Bittsburab nab Stem
DDrt, philadelphia. Baltimore uno
Waibingtun genieBt man in ben
Durhcars bes 8uges, Der 81. 2nnis
tdalib 11:35 mittaas perldRt uno
bic aarSe StreGe iiber Die @eleile
bee Yenniglpania &pute lGuft. Mns
oere ShneQsiiae, bic pDn ct. Souls
nab benz Often ourdfabren, Der.
laifen ct. Souls um S:44 nlurs
gems nit Sblafmagen uno 8eIti.
bull Cars uno un l l1br nabmit.
tags init nuler Buqmarl Nuss
ftattung. Gtn5elheiten t6nnert ers
lanat tueroen uun g. q. Barb, e.
g. Gat., 122 Nlamu Blasa. San
MntDnip, Teraa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-20
..

Der Staat8ienat bat ben Sons
ierenaberift iiber bic Mnti' YaBsBiu
auaenpmtnen. Spdter tuurbe Der
8eribt audi nun benz, @eprdIenton.
tenhaule anaen0mmen.
Der Babnbpf in 0ebbrDnuitle,
Der arDBte al, Der teraniih 'meritani.
iben &oute, lit abgebrannt.
&c beiBt, Der @Duperneur noble
Die Bin, tpelGe cine Staats. grani.
r1ationsbebDroe fur Weoisiaer Ihafft,
nit ieinem BetD belegen.
9as Observation-Disclosures Der
2eatslatur bat ole Bin nuaenpmmen,
Die $4,000 fir elm NIpl fit
Shwahiinntse beuiuiat.
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VI s @reiner an 8 9 Conner, @runb.
iftid an Der Bart Auenue; $1,000.
9eorae &0e uno 9etpis ulrich an grneft
Y 3ueoepobl, @runbtif i'm 9th. 8lod
ga; 1875.
Stuger sSeutib Sarrott Company an
Ntaanle Sapnes 9upub, @rnnoitid am
8aihinat0n 8lace; $500,
BERNARD Wadenien uno 5rau an Die
publ SdmeIber Company, @runofld an
Der Starr Stra6e; $6250.
Qelero 3onoa on Jrau 6rances q 3p.
gret, @runoftid an Der Nnenue 6; $52O0.
WS @%berbarot uno 5rau an 8ubplpb
9eumonn, @runofid am 9enber 8puie.
oaro, South peiahts; $500.
Walter 6 8eters an 3teb u M 9 Car
Den, @rHnoitid an Der Grafton uno Der
Anltntnn Strase; $4,000.
Maria Gnna Mener an Soieph We 6
nno 5annte 8 Bation, @runbftld am
NlaH1D Bla5a; $31, 900.
Noron @losbere uno Srau an Minor
Y San Oman, @runoitif an Der gde Der
Slo.BreIa une Der 8earnn StraBe; $500.
Y y 8rant IN gbas q Sadiun. Uruno-
fnd I'M SriQinol'g itpr9Ot 81; $3.50.
9ohonna ~2oeppertueiu an Mlel nnb
soul Meerideiot, Sreberid ReubeI uub
Sobn Sbuhmnher, @runoFlhd an Der
Sno'NlamO StraBe; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-20

tenteile Der Senaer 8ldtter ab: gr::
y8arre biertnit ieberntart1, nteiner
Trnll ettuas auf r1einem Natner aus
bergen, oa ih fiir nibts nuftUmne."
Sic: rNah ben nielen 8ruta(itdteu
udbreno unleres 3uianmenLebens
bdtte iih rtein bisberieer Wanu Die.
fen lebten bdmiihen NnQriff erIparen
fDnnen. gr trifft mid nitt iaehr,
uno Die BON mir bereits einaeleitete
S@eiounastlage uiro nDlenbs R[ars
belt sniiheu Hns lbaffen." Gr: SD
nluB in oieIer Ingeleaenbeit berihs
ten, baB es untuabr uno cine 8e[eis
biaune fir mid lit, oas id brutal oe,
gen meine bisberige Srau getueIen
fein Tod, aber mandber Wan1 uaroe
tie brutal bebanbelt baden fir ibr Qe.
n1eines 8enebmen aeeer mia, in.
benz tie mir BET ieber @eleeenbeit lire
8unae entgeaenitrefte, lumeit es ibr
rlur m0alih mar. Iuh bat fte ielbft
na9 mir aelblageu unb mir oann
nod bic W0rte ent9e9engelbleuoert:
,gs lit bod cine Shanbe fir eiueri
Wtann. menr er fth BON ieiner Srau
ihlagen ldBt!" OieIes 1T nleine leb.
te grmioerung. bas anoere ftnoet
fih." - Sic" uersidtete - oas 1T
ueruunoerlih unb fpridt iebenTaQs
su thren 8unften -- nuf baS lebte
BUrt.
Nus Diren miro Der .sErtTt.
3ta." geibrieben: Witte Sanuar
muroe bier oas prddltige 9beater er.
0ffnet, gu beffen Grbauune auf einent
ftdotiihen Bauplat 9err g. 6ueld)
100000 Wt. sefbentt bate. Geite
Der muroen w6hentlih stpei @prftels
Hunger, i'm announcement, abmeGIelno
Opern unb Gbauipiele. uDn Der
9ruppe oes 6errn GoDlphi in Noben
gegeben. 9as gbeater, oas 700
Bldhe bat, mar bisher INNER aus
nertauft, tuas bod iebr fir bic Eheas
terfreubiafeit Der Diirener-oie @tobt
sdblt 10000 ginmDbner - ipridt.
Bon Der ShnieriQteit, Die iDIbe
Eheaterfreunoe haben. Die iih tein
Announcement leiiten tDnneri uno aul
ben Biuetpertauf an Der Rafie anaes
tuielen iino, giebt f0lgenoe Nnaeiae
in Der rgirener 8Dlfsaeitung" cine
nibt iebr tbertriebene 8%ortelunQ:
.6anbfefter Ntbfet
sur 20iung elmer Rarte an Der
Eheatertaiie erluht. Sferten uus
ter 81. 100" an Die @rpeo. b. 8ta."
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Gin 2enfmal Wopplepm's amf
CHA.

Vim 5. Mlai. ben, S~abrestaee BON
0apoleDn I. Cob, miro auf Der Sn.
lei Glba Elm 9entmal oes grDBten
8euDbners. Den oas tleine gilano
lie aebabt. entbiut tuerben. Das
adjournment lit elm @ert oes Bib.
haners Sinouni. gs seigt @apoleun
auf einen, Selien itebeno, nit uuter.
ihlasenen Grrnen. ben einen SUB
Elm tuenie uuraeiebt, ben Bid iebn.
iihtie iber's Meer Gin nab Der Ser
ne 1eridtet, TO ME er als @efanaes
1ter leine td9lidaen SpasieraGnee auf
Der Sniel sentaht bat. I'm Sodel
tniet cine meiblihe 8eitalt, Der
@enius Der Seihif1te. 8u StBen
oeS &aiier8 rubt Elm 2urbeertran5 uno
Elm Goler aus BrDn5e bereitet feline
Shrpt1aen aus, INN nod einnlnl DEN
Slug 5ur Sunne All tuQoen.
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Ser Mdrs.

Ser Mar8, oos lift aud elm erinmer aum.
Dit Siebt er pomgeorben sMmSioen binan,
Mit Sturm uno nit 8alte. nit eiii9em
@uB,
N1s bradbt er BPM 8inter ben Nblhiebs.
9ruB.
Dob mantbmal seiat er elm amber @elibt.
0a brinat Ell Nns Seilben, B%ergiBmein-
nidbt,
@ie oft idaOn bat mid isia slnblid be-
@enn ih6n er nit 8lumen Die &rniris
a%eitbmidt.
so lei er miIfommert, pie INNER er nabt,
@it stnrm OOer aesen, auf blumiaem
Or brinst ia ben Srahliaa. oas lie6lias
Mit Blumeu unb 8baeln. unb 3epbpr.
iD limb.
Or ldmldet Die 8rairie nit ioftieem
Grin.
er masbt, oaB i'm sarten bic 0tOien er.
blub'u,
Die 86qei, lie eriisen nit tuDnnigem 4ieo.
Zen Morgen, Der rot burdb bic Wolfen er.
alaM.
so iei uns piItomnen, 6u rauber geieIL,
Su bait ia i'm Sabre bic ridtige Steu',
Du brtnsit nns BPM &inter ben l6eioen.
ben Cruz.
9u brinslt uns BPM Sriiblina ben @ias
tommen<8nB.
Der 8inter mag itheibeM-uer trauert
ibnt mad?
Dem 8ritbIins. benz 0fiuet ma fr0b oas
@emadJ,
Dem 5rIblins, BON benz nnIer SGiner
idDn iinqt,
n0ie @aib aus Der Jrembe". bic @aben
nnS brinet.
Drum fdat bic gotale, Elm Sod lei ge.
bradt,
Dem Wdrs, Der ben Sriblins in's 9ano
uns gebraht.
0pd beige @etranfe berbannen mir bier.
Sir gritBeu nit Ibaumeuoem 2pne
Star Sier.
Gas lift ia Der Grant, Der Dem arit5Iina
9ebiirt,
Der Grant. oeiien 8raft in ben Aoern
man ipirt.
TT ruedt in Der 8ruft ArS Den froben @es
lang.
Drum faBt an Die 8ed)er nit iubelubem
Slang.
&c lebe. tuas gut 1T, tuas ihbn 1T ano tIar.
@s lebe, tuaS tueile, gerecbt Ano mas ruabr.
@s lebe Der Spae Star es lebe fein Ster
gfte mbee es maHgeln bel Dir, nod bel mir.
Sas Gone Star Bier 1T uns elm boher
6enus,
8ei inn tDmmt bic 5reube in ridtigeu
6lnB.
llno freut uus bes 5rithliues blumise
Bier,
Bir fablens am beifen beiln. cone gtar
Bier.