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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
FORTUNATELY
LITTLE LOSS
Resulted From Fire in McRaith
Building Saturday Morning.

Spontaneous combustion is said to
have been the cause of the small
blaze in the N. j. McRaith building
on First street, which apparently
started about one O'Clock Saturday
morning. The ready response of the fire
laddieS prevented what might have
proven a costly confiagration had the
high wind been able to fan it. Tucked
IN as the building is, between two
larger brick buildings-the Spafford
and the Huntington buildings-the
wind was unable to get at it. Aside
from the burning of a hole in the
floor, and an old box of waste tailor'S
scraps, there was no apparent dam
age. Had the fire gotten any KIND of
a start, however, nothing could have
prevented tue destruction Of the
building. and possibly loss To Ili.- adj
Joining Strucl ureS.
This building has recently been Oc-
cupied by h Grand Rapids Plumbing
and Heating Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
ADVERTISING CHAT

Advertising is one of the most eS-
sential things for the grocer in all
towns, whether large or small, for
there are far more grocery stores ac
cording to the population than there
are of any other sort If merchandise,
thus competition is keener. Just a
few points that every grocer should
heed before he begins his advertising
are these: He must make it point
to carry only pure, fresh goods OF
high quality, nothing can be more dis
asterOuS than to advertise or sell an
article Of inferior quality. He should
keep his store always fresh and clean
and free from all stale odors, which
are SO frequent in the average store
and draw flies rather than good Gus
TONERS. A tasty window decoration
is also a necessity and frequent
change in the same is sure TO attract
attention. The inside decorations
and displays OF The store are also great
importance and everything should
always be clean and fresh looking.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
FARMERS HAVE BE-
GUN THEIR PLANTING

Considerably earlier than last year,
farmers in this section, with high
lands, have begun seeding. This has
been possible from the fact that the
ground, from the absence of rains last
fall as we'll as the absence of snow
during the winter, has dried very
rapidly. In addition to the above
conditions the mild winter has left
the ground without frost Early
SUwed grains, as rule, prove he
best in the end and continuation
of such weather as we had this week
will awaken an unrest in agricultur-
al circles that will know no rest until
the duty, which marks the beginning
of harvest, has been finished. MARSH
field News.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
AN INTERESTING AND
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
One OF the Most Enterprising
and Modern Manufactur n 6
Plants in This City and This
Section OF Wisconsin.

Through the courtesy of Manager ].
S. Thompson, of the Badger Box &
Lumber Co., the writer was shown
oyer one of the most interesting and
enterprising manufacturing plants in
this city of manufacturing industries.
From the first entry of the buildings
until one has passed out at the other
end, the observer is struck with the
cleanliness, convenience and modern
appearance of every machine, room
and workman. These we understand,
are some of the particular things in
sisted upon by the management of
this institution.
The Badger Box & Lumber Co ,
manufactures over ten million feet of
lumber into boxes every year, and
save for a few days shut down for re-
pairs, the factory runs fully twelve
months in every year. The character
of the business of this institution pre-
cludes any closing down. and the men
who find employment here are assured
of steady work the year around.
During the past winter this COM
pany has enlarged its plant by'install-
ing a saw mill, which is modern in
every way In addition to saving its
own tim er, this COMPANY is also pre-
pare to do Gu tom saving. At pre-
sent this mill is engaged in manu-
featuring into timber the five hundred
thousand feet of logs, which have
been put in during the winter by
Henry Sampson 81 son, and cut from
the G ance farm on the sand hi
The power plant in this factory fur
nishes four hundred horse power. 1t
has complete its own heating system
and also its own electric ligh ng
plant. Two large- and two sma Ter en-
gines are required to furni h this
power.
The working of the many interest
ing and valuable macI ines in this
plant are maj velous. The mailing
machines which are simple and effec-
tive, at distance appear very much
like mergenthaler type setting ma
chimes. he re-Sawing machine is
probably on of the most interesting
machines in the plant, as well as one
of the most costly. In one room set
aside for the purpose, are the printing
machines. There are two of these,
one which prints in a single color and
one which prints in two colors The
sides and ends OF the boxes manu-
factured here are printed on these
machines, and the process is very
similar to the working of any color
printing machine.
This plant at the present time has
seventy-fve men at work, and this
force is often increased considerably.
Taken the year around the average
number of men employed will probably
be eighty.
1t is a difficult matter to describe
this plant SO that the reader can have
good conception of it's working and
Importance to the city; but in the
business done, the nature of it's pro-
duct, and the men employed, it can
safely be said to be one of the most
important factories in this city. Its
products go to all the large manufac-
turing centers. and find circulation
throughout the nation and even into
foreign countries.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
Cured OF Rheumatism.

-Nr. VIM. Henry of Chat tdnooga.
Tenn, had rheumatism in his ielt
arm. tue strength seemed 20 have
gone out OF he muscles So hat il was
useless for work, he SAYS. Il applied
Cbamberl ,in's Pain Balm and wrap
ped he arm in tiaunel AT night, and
and To my relief | fuund that he pain
gradually left me. and the Strene tn
returned. In three weeks the rheu-
malism had disappeared and has not
since returned" If troubled with
rheumatism trv a few applications Of
Pain Balm. You are certain to be
pleased with the relief which it
affords For sale by John e. DAILY
Druggist
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

manufacturer turns out in the course
of year you will agree with me that
the silk used up amounts to a pretty
item. The funny thing is that there
is reason for that bow, too. Ii is
relic of the prehistoric DAYS, so to
speak. That is. it had use once in
the old days, but, in spite of the fact
that its use has been abandoned long
ago, the bow remains. In the good
old days instead of making the hats
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
AMERICUS DEFEATED BELL

Gus Schoenlein, better known as
Americus of Baltimore is now the
champion light heavyweight catch as
catch can wrestler of the world. He
conclusively won that title April 9th
at the Lyric when he won two straight
falls from Fred Bee!l Of Wisconsin be-
fore 1000 people.
The men went on the mat at 9:45
O'Clock. There was but little differ
enre in weight. For fifteen minutes
but little work was done Beell then
forced Americus to the mat, but was
the upper man only a few minutes
At the twentieth minute the men
went of the mat with Amcricus on
top with a leg hold. The principals
took the center when Amelicus by
quick execution got back hitch and
half Nelson. Beell vent heavily on
his head and Americus pinned his
shoulder to the mat the twenty first
minute In the second bout Beell
seemed all but in and after Nut two
minutes of wrestling, Americus had
both If his opponent ; shoulders on the
mat.
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills. Sold b,
T. O. ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

The 24lh annual report Of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station Is now
ready for distribution. This volume
of 457 pages, is summary or the
practical and experimental work of
the Experiment Station FOR the last
fiscal year. Residents Of the state
desiring a copy may obtain same, so
long as the edition lasts, bv sending
postal-card request 10 Agricultural
Experiment Station, Madison, Wis
conSin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

white bow at the back insidep What
earthly use is it? 1t can't be for
effect. because no one ever looks in
side your hat. But would you buy a
hat without that same little white
bow tackled at the back of the lining.
/ guess not. No, sir the manufact-
urer has to lay out money for silk TO
make that little bow. 1t doesn't
amount to much for one hat. but
when you think how many hats
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

appreciation the Presidents sugges-
tions toward the abolition of stock
gambling
''Such marginal transactions are
not busi leSs,' said Senator LaFol-
lese. ''Look at them. After all,
what is successful stock gambler"
He paused and smiled. Then he
his own question neatly
''In successful stock gamble" he
said, s'you pay for something that you
don't get, with money that you
haven't got, then sell what you never
had for more than it ever cost "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
VOLUME 81, NUMBER 20

In graded sizes they were all made
one size, and ribbon was run around
inside the lining. BY tying this rib
bon or letting it oat at the bow in the
lack the hat could be made to fit the
head"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
NEW PLUMBING AND
HEATING COMPANY

William Rogers, for the past two
years employed by the Geo. w. Pur-
nell Hdw. Co., has resigned his posi-
tion and will hereafter conduct the
Grand Rapids Plumbing & Heating
Co., with headquarters in the NJ j.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
Let Us
Furnish
Your Home

Your home should be comfortably
and attractively furnished if YOU wish
the joys of married lite to be complete,
not rlckety. thrown together furniture.
but good substantial, serviceabe fur
n1ture of the better SOrt-furniture that
commands attention in the most ele-
gantlv furnished home.
It's our big quantity buying ability,
that enables us to get the sterling worth
furniture at less price than the ordinary
tradesman Real, genuine goodness in
furniture can always be found in this
thoroughly complete and trustworthy
stock, equaled nowhereelse.
REMEMBER! We are now located
in the Spafford & Cole brick building,
occupied for many years by Spafford &
Cole and j. ]. Schumacher as store
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

McRaith store building on First
street.
Mr.. Rogers is fully competent and
reliable, and the REPORTER predicts
a good business for this new firm.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Mike Mason left for Rudolph Mon
day morning on official business.
Tom Mullen left for Rudolph Mo l.
day to transact business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
POINTS OUT
A FEW FRILLS
Local Halter Points Out One of
the Unnecessary Expenses.

"It's funny, isn't it. the money we
spend for unnecessaries." said a local
halter. "Now. just take your own
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

A. r. Wales, of Wausau. son of
Vine Wales who is very i'll at his
home, left for home Monday
He was called here last week because
of his fathers illness
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
Children Adult

Totals lib 1886 2S09
Average daily circulation 10S
Date Of largest circulation Mar. % 230
Date of smallest circulation Mar. Al
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
CIRCULATION FOR MARCH
Interesting Figures From the
7. B. Scott Free Public Ii
brary

brary
The circulation of books in the Pub
Inc Library for he month of March
was as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills. Sold b,
j Johnson & Hill Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

1t has always been a pleasure to
have our friends call and look our
stock over whether you wish to buy
or not Call and see how nice we
are located III, our new location.
]. r. RAGAN
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Remember we have the largest and
finest Furniture Store in Wood Coun-
ty and we make it easy for you to
buy Furniture and Carpets, for we sell
on the installment plan if desired.
Just a small payment down, and bal
ance on small monthly or weekly
payments. T. R. RAGAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

leads every shrewd housewife to think
OF something she needs to help beautitv
or add to the comfort of her home
II YOU get married this Spring, YOU
simply can't afford to do any house
furnishing without first seeing us. How
much does it cost to furnish a home?
That's the question: and our answer is
very little, if you know where to buy
and how to buy" Certainly we will
say buy here Well teach YOU how and
it will be lesson in economy.
Our new Spring stock has just ar
rived and every nook and corner of
our big store is filled with good furni-
ture.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

All our furniture is marked in
plain fgures-one price to all. If
you are a charge Gust omer you buy
furniture here at exactly the same
price as the cash customer.
We are prepared to sell house
furnishings on easy terms of pay
ment We invite trustworthy peo-
pie who need house furnishings to
see our stock before going else
where. No trouble to show goods.
Our polite salespeople will take
pleasure in doing so.
This elegant new style rocker
only.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

What is a Stock Gamble? Senasor
LaFollette was discussing with great
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27

Wonne, iolh' unldobares Slid 2es
9ioneu o ~befli9elten @sitdlten beu
gen BIZ Sntee unD feiern bic @rinne
rung oes Tages, an Dem Der 6eilano
Der Welt ber0btdm ais armies, bilfloz
ies Sinh. limb immer ipieoer uRo
pisoer iOmmen neue GeltaIien. Die Iid
beu9en Dor benz Throne Oes CANNES.
limb unter oenen, ipelde jsbt Haben. -
D lpelhe 6reube! ~ erfennt Mldoi ibr
lieb Shpelterdeu. G.ts breitet bic
@rme aus. uno mill an ibr ellen, bob
bic 6iBe berIaaen ben DENT. G6pes
iterden muB oo6 pobl ibren Ruf pers
nommen bdben, benn IS mint ibr
ldhelno az ano fliiitert: sNo6 niht!"
r Weitsr tOnen bic liibeu @eiien, me-
lobiide Sarfeut0ne erslin0en oaSipis
ihen; nohmals mint S6peIter6en
ibr lddelno gu: .gebolte nib lieb, thu
ipas @ott Din, bis AUDI Du beimtom
men barff 49,"
Damn 1T gaes 6oe unb ltia.
5roiteIub pad5t 9RGoi oobeim in Wutz
ters armeu auf. m War Gues muir Elm
1raum2 Wit nidten! Die @uQel ba
ben oas Sbpeiter6eu wirtli6 beimqee
bolt, 0amit Is oas Gbriitfeit nit ibnen
i'm SimmeI ~feIegs; uno MGoi 1T in tie
fem S6Ioie Der Mutter 3uridgebra6t
moroen.
Do6 ni6t LANCER bridt Fe in piloe
Sldaen aus. Gle min bem 56pe
lter6en. bos i'm peiBen aleiohen. ami.
i6en crime 3ounenreiIer Qebetiet, 70
ieIig IodelRo boIitat, iein Slid nidt
miBsonnen, es nitt triibsn our6 ihr
Qeib 49,.
Nie bat WGbi ben G6riittaQ per0eI
len, an benz oas SdpeIierlein Qlbldieo
BON ibr 9enommeu. g(n jeoem @si6s
no6tsfeiie 1T ibr ieitoem beIonoeres
Slid uno 5rieoen qeTfentt norben
Elm Iieb @nselhen BARI ibr tets oss
9immels bette @aben brinqen. ~
Denn bic Sage oebt: 8ie un1huIbiz
gen aleinen. pelde niemals bas Ir0bs
Itfe Wiegenfeit oes Sefutinoes bieuie=
ben gefeiert babeu, Isien 3u liebenben
Senoboten ertoren. WeibnddtsIeQen
uno freuben brineen lie als @ruB pom
9immel 5ur GrOs uno Itrsuen le aus
nit liebenoer Sanb unter ben Menz
i6sn, bic guten Wiaens limb"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27
lpsibmaa,tsm i'm NinnneI.

IS mar 6eiligabenb. Das Gbriit
limb, BEN felt Wofen bic Seraen Der
3inoer 10 freubig entgegenI6lugen,
ipidte ii6 an. in ben qaIdlten unb
9duiern Der Rsihen feline berrli6en
@aben gu ipsnosn, absr audi in bic
6iiiten Der armutb 5rieben unb 6reis
ben AT brin9su. @enuglei6 beItioes
S4nsegsit0ber bic StraBen einbiiate
rno eiiige 2dlte 3u ieber dnberen 8eit
bic Msni6sn in ibre fparmen 3im.
mer gebdnHt bate. 70 parsn bod isst
Der S6auIuitissH pieIe. Die I6on
gefdmiidten G6aufsuitsr Iodtsn bic
Wlenge an, tbeiIs um ii9 an ibrsm 2ns
bid 81 frsusn, tbsiIs aud um gu taus
fen.
Sn sini9e 6dufern 1T I6on frdb5eie
tia oas 6briittinblein eingetebrt.
grdhtiger qi6terglan5 nrabIt bur6
be Beniter. uno beaer 5ubsl idaut
aus Ginbermun0. Dor einem Der be-
lsuhteten 5eniter lebnt elm tlsiner
anabs. 9tim Qlublid bes gldu3snbeu
Gbriitbaumss, ben oas Gbriittino 70
iiberaus reid ssi6miidt, ipieIt fir Ell
nige g~ugsnblids Elm MATES gddeln
I'm leins Qippen; aber ebenio raid
3eigt F3 nieoer Der 4usbrud tiefiten
S6msr3es auf ieinsm Nntlib. Dor
etnem 'Sabre etlDd bot ein pl0blider
COB ben Torgen0en Batter beimgebolt.
Der Summer I'm ben @atten uno Grs
ndbrer, bic Gorge I'm oos tdgli6e
groo fir iid unb ibr ainb legte aud
balo bic Wntter auf bos arantenbett,
uno mad ldngersm Sisdtbum fibrts
Der 9oossengeI bic SUITE ing Before
9sHisits, Hahbem fe isgnsnb ibren
Qiebling Dem lisbsH Got smpfoblsn.
6artbet3igs, lisbloIe eeuis nahmen
nun BAG Bailentino eegen 8ergitung
3u ii6. asin lisbes Wori, bas Is 70
oft aus BEN Wunbe Der Gltsrn Der
nommsn. tonte mebr an Istn DIR.
Gstnt ardfte acknowledgment purosn
lbm bdyie Nrbelten ~aufgeburDet, unb
nur bic HotbbiirFiigits alsioung osdte
ieinsn aorpsr.
60 hanb nun ON 81. Qbsnb, no
au6 ibm IonH ein Gbriltboum braHn
ts. Der orme Ghelm oo unb nolts fih
nur nsnigs Qugsnblide labsn an Der
greubs uno BEN 5ubel anbsrsr Wens
Ifhen. Ssin BLONDES qodsntopfhen
lit nit S6nee beoedt; bur6 feline bin
men aleiber msbt hsr 0oro,oino, un0
isiiterro DOT aGlie faft er auf feline
lqniee. .Qisber Batter i'm 6immel4, 10
ibetst Il, Roth bebrdugi Dein armss
jainol 80 babe feir. GlterH, bic fir
Euid fprgen, uno ire aleiH un0 0ers
| laHsn; nur Du taunf bslfen. Rimm
MID anf Define 9aisrnrme uno TRACE
MID al Dir in ben 6immel! 8ern
! DID ID ltsrbsH, I'm foieoer NIT mslHen
7uisn Giitrn bsrsint ~ Igin."
0eiitt fam e. Hi6i. sr INIT 5uiams
mn uEs i6Iummsrs Elm. Wsla' i6os
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27
SeTeuIdbaftsIpisle.
msifsfPtsr.

0isTes Spiel 1T rsdt gut oo3u gee
ei9net. bic 8euntuiIe in Der grbtunbe
5u befeItigen. Der Spielleiter ruff Ella
mem beIiebiasn Spisler gu: SD reifa
uod Cincinnati, mo Iiegt 6asg Den
@efra9ie ontfporisi: Sn ObiO. nnS id
reiie mad 99oensburg. no Iiegt oasa
Der MN qnssrufene Tast: in 9efu
9ort. i6 reile nab gIetp Orleans, unS
irdgt nun eiHen SpieIer no Iiest bass
Dieter muB nun. lpenu sr 2ouiiiaHU
ridii9 ousibt, cine nit 6 besinnenba
Gtaot uenneu Il. +. +. SsbesmuI mug
bic Staot. mad Der gefrast pirb. nit
oemieIben 8uhitaben anfaHgen, pie
has 8ulebt aenannte 2ano.
0 er oos 2ano niGt tennt, in fpeIa
diem cine %dngegebene Gtaot lieet, aabIs
Elm pfanO. bari ober oann BON ususut
frd9en; tper feline Staot ipeiB, bic mtt
oemieIben 8uhTaben onFGnet, pie oaa
5uleBt a~naesebene Sunb, 5ablt sbene
faus elm pfanb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27
IIntsr SEN G~RriItbaun,.

9briittiHOleiu 1T eri6isneu
llno unterm Weibuahtsbaum
@rltr0blen frobe Wlienen
Griiillt III jeoer Iraum.
Die lieben &leiuen baben
@oadui 81 ihdu'n, 5u tbuu,
BIS iie ms 9ettlein trabsn,
Boz; 5oumeI aus3urub'n.
9briIttinolein bat ms Stiblein
Gu piel 70 piel gsbrd6t,
limo MGgoIein Helm ME 9lbtsn
Sans iiberrei6 beoa6t.
Sic iubeln ldut unb oenteu:
Wer iolnes bistet bar,
Dem ipollen frob mir ldenisn
9ds 9er5den gdn5 uno gar.
AtfoHs &rGmei
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27

nsr Sraum umfGnet ion! Gr fiebt ben
6immsl often, Elm 2ihterboum mit
unenolidem GldnSe itrablt ibm entgez
gen. Gnelein fpieIen uno iinsen: .@bre
81 6ott in Der 00be uno 6risbe BEN
Menf6en 0uf @roeu, bic zines gufeR
Minsns iino!" Die liebe Wuttereottess
81 Der er 70 oft tinOlih seflebt. iDintt
ibm NIT Der Sano. Din Der 6immelss
pforte aber itsbt oas gltsrnpdar mit
ausae6reiteten Qrmsu, ibr S0bnden in
Gmpfune 81 nebmen. Der Sob, ben
ods 8ino eriebnt batfe. tam. Sim
idnfier Shummer bate ben Glterns
in bas bimmliihe 9sim ssFibrt&:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27
stiIIs, RsiIiee ,Iaebt!
Gtiue, beiPqe glahti

Stins, beige 9adtl
QeiIe Ientit Oh DID bernieber
4Pit benz Iiaten 5rsubsnIdeiHl
@edit IN unier'n Sersen injeoer
Semen gloubsn, frumm uno rein:
DAB bic Wslt no6 Hidt n~srloren,
Dag nod INNER Slid uno 9eil
Glen oeneH gbriif seboren,
0iro oara @Ottss pub gu theil!
Stine. beige 9adt!
mir aud barren auf ben Sesen,
Den Oh punberbar sntbiuitl
0Dffeno isb'n mir Dir sutsesen.
Dab Oh u~Hier'n Wunl6 srfinit:
uHiere Bergen gu erfreuen
Durh 9ein 0unosr, bOIo uno i6oH,
lHier'n @lauben gu erHeueH
an oas 6eiI aus 5immsisbOh'n.
Gtine, beige Ra6t!
66rs unIere frommen 9ieoer,
Die mir beut benz @briittino psib'n!
Sente OetTle1 Segen nIeoer
Sief in infer 6er5 binein!
Qebr' uns. 81 oes 6eildnO's Gbrsn,
2ebsu, ME sr fslbit ssIebt,
Sn Der 9iebe uns beipGbren,
Stets gum 9utsu uur beitrsbtl
Stile, belize Rahtl
3inoe an Der 6reuoe 8sr5snl
Wo Is buntel, mad es li6tl
46, es aibt 10 oiele 6sr5en,
Denen Slid uno 4ub' gebri6tl
8rinse 5eil unO iheute 5rieben!
RiHnen laHe tlnr uno bel.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-27
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