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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25

Some pension figures just given out
at Washington are especially impress
sive in their showing as to the large
amount of money annually sent abroad
in pensions. Uncle Sans pension
checks are sent to no fewer than s.
different countries on the face of the
globe. In fact, hardly any country can
be named where some American PEN
sioner does not live. There are pen
sioners in Japan and Liberia, and even
at st. Helena. OF the s724,4S4 paid to
pensioners resident in foreign coun-
tries last year. more than one-half
went to Canada; but Germany drew
sS0.als; Ireland. s69,376: England, $751;
sls; Mexico. sas,sos. St. Helena's por-
ton was Sls0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
Two Points of View.
Chicago Tribune.)

N,HlcdSO lTlDune.)
Under the heading. Our Mex,
President" Columbus (O) Press
POST writer INDUCES in this wild
burst of acrostic poetry
Brain TO perceive the right and wrong
in men.
Right praise. and wrong condemn will
tongue ana pen:
Years spent in thought his country t.
advance:
All know his wisdom will her worth en-
nance:
None. is more sane 70 guide with vfsi-
lance.
In response to which n machine in this
office srinds our the following
Busting with schemes to reconstruct the
moon,
Ready 10 change them if put forth toe
soon.
fearnii,s to hear himself, year in, yen
out,
Asking only 'Ch plunks per spout.
Next President? Well. that admits of
doubt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
The Carneuie Medal Heroes.

4
The Journal has received copy OF
the annual report of the Carnegie
Hero Fund Commission which gives
an interesting summary of what has
been done by the commission with the
income of the $50OO,o 900 fund which Mr..
Carnegie established in 1904. Since
the fund was established the commits
sion has Investigated 1888 cases of in
dividual heroism. Out of this total
number of cases Investigated medals
and pecuniary rewards have been
granted in 126 cases, while recognition
of any kind has been refused in 1871
and Cpl cases are still pending. OF
the medals awarded Is have been gold,
81 silver and 81 bronze. The pecuniary
awards to heroes and their dependents
have reached a total of s91, 142. In ad-
dition to this sum s64,462 has been
contributed to funds for the relief of
sufferers from great disasters, $4,000
being given in the case of the dcstruc-
ton of the Glover shoe factory in
Brockton, Mass. in 1905, when IS lives
were lost and $50 persons injured, and
s54,a62 was contributed to the Cali
fornia earthquake relief fund.
Ely far the greatest number of
awards were in cases where the heroes
saved others or gave their lives in at
to save others from death by
drowning, no fever than IS of the 126
awards having been made in cases of
this kind Fires, railroad accidents,
and mine explosions furnished the oc-
casion for the heroism which was
in most of the remaining
cases. OF course only few of tie
many instances of heroism in the daily
life of our people are brought to the
notice of the Carnegie Hero Fund
and as sh. wn above III
only a very small proportion of the
cases considered are medals awarded
or pecuniary rewards granted. There
seems to be little danger that the
Carnegie medals will become cheap or
common or that they will be awarded
in undeserving cases.
We note only two cases where the
heroism which gained recognition oc-
Cured here in Maine. The first was
the case of Thomas H. Mccain. a draw
tender in Portland harbor. who jumped
from a bridge % feet high June 20,
drowning. Although Mr.. Mccain
brought the child to safety he was too
fatigued to save himself and was
drowned. The commission gave his
widow a bronze medal and the sum OF
$500. The second Maine instance also
occurred in the summer of 1904 and
the heroine was Maud \. Titus, aged
Is, who saved Laura G.. Reifsnydrr
from drowning at Yarmouth. Miss
Titus was thrown into Casco bay with
the three other occupants Of boat,
but instead of swimming to the over
turned boat, as two did, Miss Titus.
lot swim, i'll choppy sea until both
we're rescued. The commission gave
Miss Titus a silver medal and $500 for
purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25

Thus far no great amount OF
enthusiasm has greeted the suggestion
that Cleveland be nominated at the
retirement the Democrats regard
Cleveland as a great man and worthy
Of all praise. but there are mighty few
men in the party who do not have cold
shivers at the thought of having him
in the White House again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25

Thus far this year the building
keeping up with the fire record. Dur
ing the month of January. according to
the returns, this country put s16,S70,-
900 into new buildings while buildings
valued at s24,OOO,OO0 were burned
down
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
Senator Bailey,
est. Louis Globe Democrat. J

est. Louis Globe DemOcrat)
In recent speech Senator Bailey
quoted the lines: Too bad for a
blessing. too good for a curse" He is
reminded that in his recent fight in
Texas local poem referred to q
senator who, in connection with
Standard oil, was TOO big to throw
away. and smells too bad to keep"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
Wednesday, March Is, 1908.

Several states are putting forward
publican presidential nomination and
some very able and estimable gentle
men are included in the list, but judg-
ing from the returns thus far Secre-
tary Taft seems to be the favorite son
Of the whole country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25

DR.. d. p. Grenfell the explorer and
writer, has been lecturing in London
on the discoveries of papyri found in
the ruins Of Oxyryncus in Egypt.
These relics We're found in mounds Of
rubbish in very little worse condition
than when they were thrown away
1000 years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Matchless Lightning Change.

INtW OK IrlDune.
Mr.. Cochran has this advantage over
most Of his critics, that he has been
more kinds of a Democrat in rapid
succession than they ever dreamed of
being or dared to be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25

Gas poisoning from gas engines has
become 50 common that German au-
thorites urge that cylinders of oxygen
be kept near. and that engineers be
taught to apply limitations to resus-
citate victims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
ESTABLISHED 1925

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return Of re-
tected communications.
Address ali communications relating TO
subscriptions and advertisements 10
BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
IlTCHFlELD PLAINS.

Samuel Williams received a severe
cut on the head while working in the
barn Saturday. DR. Goss was called
ana was obliged to take four stitches
to close the wound.
Mr.. Rush preached a very interest
ing sermon at the Plains Sunday
winch was listened to by large audi
ence
DIT l. w. Gilbert is i'll, and DR. Gose
is attending him.
Gertrude Maxwell was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Maxwell SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25

The prophets are making cheerful
predictions of an early spring.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
Watson on Wine Cup.

1t is a warrior whom no vic tory can satisfy. no ruin satiate. 1t pauSeS at no ruoicon tO con slider, pitches no tents at night, goes into no quarters for wtntc, It conquerS amid the burning plains of the South where the phalanX of Alexander haltel in mutlnlty. It cOnquerS amid the snow drifts of the north where the grand army of Napoleon found it's winding sheet. Its monuments are in every burial ground. It's badges of triumph are the weeds which the mourn CTS wear. Its songs of victory is the wall that was heard in Ramah-" Rachel crying for her children and weeping because they came not.
 The sword is mighty and it's traces reach across time. from Ninevah to Gravelotte, from Marathon to Gettysburg. Yet mightier is it's brother, the wine cup. 1 say brother and his tory says brother Catsor and PoIluX never fought together in more fraternal harmony. David and Jonathan never joined in more gen ITO IS rivalry. Hani in hand, they have come down the centuries, and upon every scene 'of carnage, like vulturc and shadow, they have met and fcasted.
 Yes; pair of giants, but the greater is the wine cup. The sword has Scabbord. and is seathed, has q conscience. and becomes gluttei Withhavoc has pity and giVe3 quarter to the Nanqulshed. The wine cup has no sea abbord and no conscience: :: us appetite iS a cancer which
 grows as you feed it; U pity. 1t is deaf; to suffering, it is blind
 The sword is the lieutenant of Death, but the wine cup his can tain; and if ever they come home to him from the wars bringing thelr trophies, boasting of their aclllevements, l can imagine that Death, their master. will meet
 them with garlands and song. as the maidens of Juda met saul ana David. But as he numbers the victories of each, his pen will pe Ihe sword is my Saul. who who has slain his thousands but tie wine cup is my David. who mas slain his tens of thousands"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
BLACK AND WHITE
Notice.

To All My Farmer Friends of Ne- Nada County
 Through my influence and ad- vice, the merchants of Prescott have purshased a car of Mebanr Improved Cotton Seci. These are the best seed to plant unde. ordinary conditions. and under Boil WcCYil conditions. it is ab- Solutely necessary to plant the Nebane seed.
 The merchants are selling the seed at cost lail down here-75c per bushel The seed are worth many times this amount for planting purposes
 We have thoroughly tested these seed along with other seed Tor number of years, and we recommend them to you as the best seed to plant. Call on any merchant in Prescott, get some of these seed, plant them in rows of sufficient width that the limbs will not lock together in the middle of the rows when the cotton is fully matured. and you will get good results.
 J. J. MOORE. Special Agent, |. S. Department of Agriculture
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
APRIL EVENTS.

7-Fortnightly Club meets with
 Mrs H. C. Moore. 7-City election. 7-Council meets. 9-Self Culture Club meets with
 Mrs. George J. Terry. 9-Dr Knott will give Julius Caesar at the opera house. 9-Birthday of The Prescott
 Daily News-one year old. 1O-Dr. l.. G. Herbert at the
 opera house--Lyceum Course. 11-'ln the Heart of the Rock ieS,' at the opera house. 1 4-16-State Epworth League
 Conference at Methodist
 church.
 10 Easter Sunday. 21-Republican County Conven- tion at Laneburg
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07

we nave just received J,OOO pairs or Sample Shoes, Mems Boys, Ladies and Children-all slzes. They were manufactur ed by the leading shoe house in New lork City. You will find them at the New York Store at half their actual value.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
BLACK AND WHITE

Miss Sula Guerald who plays Kate Paxton in "In the Heart of the Rockies" is a clever lit tie actress and has surrounded herself with most capable com Dany, and the performance is giving excellent satisfaction wherever it has appeared. Prices 25c, oOc and 75c. Seats on sale at Murrahs News Stand.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
Bakev Dvue Store
 SNe ReSaW Stove
l. O C A l. N K w $
BLACK IND VIII F.

BLACK IND WHI!E-
 Memphis ice cream at Hester ly's fountain.
 Fresh shipment of butter cup candies at Geo. !. Terry Co.'S.
 Lee SteeI returned today from a business triD to Littla RJ.N.
 Mrs. W. F. White returned this morning from visit in Tex ,,- kama.
 Mrs. J f. Morris returned to her home in Hope today afte,. a visit with her parents here.
 pomeroy Whitten has resign ed his position at the Hesterly drug store to take effect about the 10th. Mir. Whitten after taking a brief rest, will go to Hot Springs. where he will work.
 The "In the Heart of the Rock ies'' band will give two free open air concerts at noon and 7 30 D. m. on Saturday, April 11th. The band carried by this organ lZatiOn is an excellent one and these concerts are a treat u music lovers.
 The Prescott Coffin Co. are to- day moving their show room from the building on West Front street. to the Nick enzie building just recently completed. The store room will not be moved un- til the building is entirely com pleted
 Jack Mckclvoy whoso hAaltF has been poo" for some t.me is contemal2tiEg trip t1 Min @ot Wells, Texas. an1 exoerts to leave next wax. l"4,". .... sence the barber shop will be in charge oi Mr. Englan1 who will rondUct it l.: on the -.a- F standard, as we'll as lDotinm ar ter the shop in the parE II-tc.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
BLACK AND WHITE

bLACh ANU W Ill | E-
 New patterns of Linoleum at Prescott Hardware Co.
 Fulton Folding Go-Carts at Prescott Hardware Co.'S.
 Ice cream at the Nevada County Drug Store today.
 John Lewis returne1 today from a visit at Arkadel3hia.'
 Judge w. \. sutton Of Albany township. was in town today
 We deliver Memphis ice cream to all parts of the city. Hester- ly Drug Store.
 Libby" on cut glass is guar antee Of quality; Prescott Hard ware Company have some beau tiful patterns with this name on them.
 The piano concert given at the
 letnOdist church last night by Profs. farrell and Hicks. blind musicians, was attended by small number of our people, who thoroughly enjoyed the high class entertainment
 Don't fail to hear the two open air concerts by In the Hearts of the Rockies" Co.'S band on Saturday, April II at noon and at z 80 D. m. Prices for the evening performance are 75, 50 and 25 cents. on sale at Terry's News stand.
 Fhe city council meets tonight
 The City Meat Market is nov their shop today to til" bull ling across the alley from the opera house They expect to have one O( the moss modern @h .s in - south trkan3aa. and will con duet a bakery in coanoc tion.
 The time iu which to pay taxes Is fast draw ing tO close The 10th inst is the date fiXn1 by law for cIoeiNg tho b)'''& and you have only three m .re day to bo absolutely on the Slrc si le. Collector Hood has not yet an nounced all extension of time.
 Word was received here this morning of the death of Mr. Lawson Sykes. d former citizen Of Prescott, who has been living in Texas for the past twenty years. He has many friends and relatives in Prescott and viciu- ity who will regret to le9ru ol his demise.
 The Rev H. G Scudday, repre- senting the Tyler CTeXas) Com mercial college, is in the city for week or ten days. seeking to interest our young people in that institution. The college has enrolled between 300 and GOO students and is one of the largest commercial colleges in the south.
 Messrs. H. T Ingram. Luther and Bob Hit ami John lI@ltnr left On No. 2S this morning f , Beaver Slough. where they will try their luck today 1t auE,iu They will return tonight. Fl friends desiring fresh fish G.e asked to leave their or.'crs Wit Tom Hit. Don't be backward about ordering as fish will be drug on the market as soon as they get back.
 It has bccn quite a number of years since spring has been q forward as it is this year, an 1t has been long time since th' fa"marS have been a3 well ua with thci" work. Easter will flint the Yegc tatiop reaching a.- most its full grow ~. wh,.A most unusual. There is every Hrospcct now i5r the best c" r. in years. Fruit is Dr2ctcally "n injured, and there is little l"<". lihoOd of damage at this late
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
BLACK AND WHITE
Announcement.

Mrs. F. H. Mitchell, of Prescott. has asked us to say to the public that she has been appointed dis trict sales agent" for |. F.. Me- Brady & Co.'S Toilet Goods. and will call soon.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07

The unOplp arounl Wards thaEol' have invited Prof 0. L. Dunaway to lecture for them the second Sunday in April al three o'clock, He has consented to do so. His subject will be the
 Pfolllses Made Unto the Fathers" Everybody invited
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
Prescott & Northwestern Ky. Co.

No. l. No 2 955 m Leave Prescott Arrive $40 m
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-07
For Your Systems Sake

That you may be better able to withstand the rigors of our more or less strenuous Spring take
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03

oie.Ratur OieIer Jrau suiammenbtehen
min unO nur Elm eiTernRr gBille lie
nod auIredt bdlt. Mtan bnt ibr ae-
Ia9t, OaB lie ourh Iaute glusbrine
i6res 5dmer5es nur ibrer Sahe 9e-
iha0ei bat. 8a lift es nun iiberra=
fbeno, gu iebeu, tpie tie iid nab einem
unnilltiirlihen Qusbrua innslI mieoer
su faIien iuht uno bieie 6a6uu9 unO
ibre geiltige @efunb belt ourb
Flare, Iharfe Qntiporten benefit. sic
befiirdtet nur, irrinuig 3u uerben,
ebe ibrem Rino @eredtigieit ee'porOen
lit. 6.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03
Nrene.

2lus 9antton tOmmt cine liberia.
idenoe. uuo fur Die Genner Der Ser.
bdltniiie ooppelt intereiiauie Sunce.
Snfolge Der geplanten gerlegung oel
-. s. 3. nad glberoeen iou eint
angeblib bereits nit s25. 600 inior.
porirte 9lttienaeiell9aft BON /. 3a.
nuar 1909 ab in Canton cine yQerc
6reie 8rena4 berausQeben. 6inter
Der 9elellihaft Ioaeu auBer einiaen
Yanttpn &aufleuten, bauptldalid1 Die
friiberen 8eiiBer Der % T. g fe6en.
g8enn oas @eriiAt auf 8abrbeit be-
rubt, bann miro SIN Datuta ni6t nur
nit q oeutI9en 3eitun9en begliidt
CD ietn, Ionoern auf Die ,Roleqiali-
tat" Der DOllen 5reien uno Der ,neuen
6reien" miro man oann aud erlt reht
qeIpannt ieiu biirfen. @enn smei nt)
ltreiten, freut ii1 Der 9ritte. ODlfent=
lid 1T oann Der Deutibe Seroio n
Der 8ritts.
3ie Wit9lieoer oes g0eutItameris
faniI6ell 8reBoerbanoes oes QBeitens
baben ipie0er einmal 8elegenbeit al
bepeiien, Ob bic bis6eri9en Ronbens
tiOnen elm prQttiAes uno moraliIhes
Reluliat 1aben un0 Oh nod meiiere
fniei6made 9tit9lieoer cine npraliIde
s8anterottertldrung erloHen. g9ir mel.
nen Die lbon mebr ais unoerihamte
BatentmeOi5inoFferte Der 6uaeribsn
4n5eigen-4gentu in GbicagU, All Der
bereits Die Soma gisForm@ uno Die
3anuilIe 8eutife 3eituno l6bli6e
Steuung genommen baben. Die 4nt=
mort beg ! Deutiheu 5erplo auf Die
6uller Cferte miro 9enannte AQentur
audi nidbt binter ben SpieQel liefen.
Mud bier fam nur 5olioQritdt bslfen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03
Aasrmein bsfaunt III ncbl Sas
geiItrethe 8ierlieD
europa bat 9iub
,.lln0, iDeln europa 3tube Bot,
,,GuHn bnt europa Rub

europa bat 3lub
,.llnb, iUeln europa Hube Bat,
,Guun bat europa Ritb
Qugenblifli1 bats aber rpieber emma
teine Rub, oenn taum bat ,@onoel
Imilin" nit ieinem BerIprehen, MID
msbr 80 biei obne minilterieae @rlaub.
mis- 5u pIaubern uno Dor gnglano ii
liebebienern, oen Dor ungeluobntel
patriotiiher @ntriiitung gans DiiO Qe.
noroenen Seuil6en RiheI mieOer Sc.
rubiot, nls 2oro 8oberts TeinerIeits
ganS @nqlano beiloIen 5dred nit
ieiner 8ariamentsreoe eingeiagt bal
(aud obue ben INNER orobenoer tper.
Oenoen 2iufitano in Synoien), Oaf
8eutIhlanos Ilotte beorobeno nhrOe,
0aB bon ben 70 b 8ut6 bic enQ-
lilde SFlOtte uno RuifenoienIt nit
einem Sheinman6per gstduidbt neroen
tDnnten uno in3miIhen Die 2epiat6ane
Der Oeuiihen &eIerOemnriue 3eit bQts
ten, 0unoerttapIenoe BON Mlanni9af.
ten 81 lanoen, Die bas vrpebrloIe @nq.
lamb 5u itherpdlti9en perm0hten.
Sie nbtioe grbmurIt uhroen Die Bro
piantihiffe mobl uahbringen. lluO
baum pdre bic 6erriberin Der See III
threm inuerfen 9er3blut 1etroIfen.
6uil gBie 0a nter zen enQliiden
arogauten @eloidden oas 5ers in Die
5tiefel rutihte! Sofort puroe Die
bon 9orO ROberts berlGnqte Milion
, Soloaten" beipiliat
2lud garis uno ganS 5sranlreib be.
finoen iib augenbliflih pegen oes
WOrOproseIes gegen cine, ben beiien
Greiien4 angehbriqe oerbeiraietp Rurti=
fame, Ma0ane Steinbeil, III tpiloer
Qufre9una. vSie lou Iogar ben
fritbelen 8rdiioenten 5aure BEL einem
b6fen 5e6teI. U2eGtel Derqiltet baben,
tie ..Ioll Die Repiiion pes 8reDTus.
9rOSeiies baipirtt baben, lie yIoa init
ben ,Ieitenbeu RreiIeu4 ii iebr berodh.
tiger 8erbinoung geitanOen blben
uim. uiu. Sie galigeu 8alier mo
S6bne Der einltigen rgrrrrande
nation" J" ltno Dor natiouater gmpDs
rung aniheinenO gan5 meiaug5e ge.
mor0en.
Sn GeIterreih, lii ben 8altanItaa-
ten, iOl es Ielt Der bul9ariiben 3aren=
ienIatinn immer Orobenoer ,trlieln"
IN 9rag Derteilen iib oie 9eutIhen
uno Si6eden, in petersburg muroe
anseblid Gin RomplOtt aeaen ocs
2eben Der GaiIerin-ggittpe entoedt
Der ierbii9s RrOuprin3 bat ben otter
reiaii9eu gjeIanoten, Der ibn niht
QriiBte, Diiteno uno oirhbobreuo mil
Dem &iiden angegudt, Der 0lterreibil6e
8oilbQfter ON 3arenbOf puroe abbe=
rufen uIm. uim.
Serr sSemine, mas mar bic 9Belt
Elm Qarrenbaus, nsnn lie nur nihI 70
mar!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03
5t1tttttter 81
an grabhst aanas.
(gfdlsiIde Dlun6ort.

(sfal3iide gimOort.
Bon adt bis Jleuu mar llnuerrtht
Stets ~ oe bibluoDe @jeihibt;
gier mdrH an be 8ropbete.
Am 5onds, mie ct IN bic Gee
@'ebor6elt is BET 5ti1iDee;
sort mar err, uRner, bleebe
Y 8aIliiidb bat en- taum oequdt.
80 bat errn adb ibon gleih peridluft:
@rr pollt en- net crit fuiie.
8ret 5ag lang obne Smbl unb 5tih
SdB oer Bropbet 70 IN benz 5Silcl.
ltno mar net 5u peroaue.
Der &allhid, Der Iehr gel6Deb fraa.
Der lpeust eH aus am perrte Taa.
g'rao uf be niertrnppe.
~ sSonas raiit ii6 niibiam mn
lii0 lobt ben Germ uHo triedlt enuij
lln0 ma6t iid aus Be gappe.
So etpf bradt's Der eebrer Dor.
Itii auHern, beiiern 9Sorte nor,
0eHn odtor mars Der gebrer.
gtir gume bor6te fromnt oer Reob.
9lor Aaner bat 's beOoppelt net,
Ger pom Segriif mar i4Dsrsr.
Der iogt uu m6cbt a bumm Giefdt:
zlsi Lest Ing Der 9tatlirgei@id1f,
ga obate Se bod lace,
ger 6auitleb bait ei eitge Stblunb
gtu Desbdlb f0Hnt aus oieiem grlllb
Dir groBss iii lei WtUge.
llnO es bsitdnO lei I2ittagsoil6
Aus loltter 9duSe flGGue Tiih
lH Seegemerln LII SbHefe.
8ei 70 TIN enge gorgeliblouh,
4Sle tam Der Souas i'll Be gaH6
uno blieb i'm 6als net itede28
Ter yebrer Der ipraa 9aH; uelbliiit:
~ Sal1i6lblmIo, mas oas beiriift.
sSs 5mar enger, fldaner,
gob oesbalb lei 9aii3 aufer Soro
Y Subj oridt ifDerau lin ourd
I'm 5onas mar ia iuuer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03
znstanr.

Der Too bss ruiff9en @roBFiirifen
Aieris in 9agis bat ben 2laiaB sur
8iebabiIitirung Dss @roBfiirffsn
RnriIl, dltfiten l5obues oes 3r1Bfi:rs
ten WIabimir, peIfer meqen ieiner
6eiraib nit Der aeFhieoenan 8roB5ers
loain bon geHea isiner Muro sHtll.i.
eet uNo aug RuBlon0 Derbouat ror
ben mar. sebnten 8srasbeus haitp
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-03

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