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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14
o sUPERsEDEs KEY.

After Z thorough trial through the
Black Hills the Burlington Railroad
company has decided to adopt for per-
manent use the telephone system of
oispatching trains on this division.
The telegraph system will not be done
away with. but will still be used to
transmit messages from division head
quarters at Alliance to Deadwood and
vice versa, but between Edgemont
and Deadwood all communication will
be ~ telephone.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14
Yankton College ls Winner.

In the debate held at Ward hall,
Yankton, the team representing the
South Dakota State college went down
to defeat before the Yankton college
trio by the unanimous decision of the
three Judges. Thus Yankton still
maintains her debating record Of only
one defeat In her history.
The debate was the third successive
one between the Yankton and Brook
ings teams, in all of which Yankton
has been victorious.
The question was: Resolved, that
the United States should adopt a sys-
tenn Of bank note currency based on
commercial paper in preference to a
system based on bonds" Yankton up
held the Affirmative.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14
ORATORS 70 MEET At vANkToN.

The seventh annual state high
school contest in defamation will be
held 1t Yankton college May II. with
more than double the former entries
Of school. Beautiful gold medals for
the nrst prize and silver for the sec
ond are on exhibition there. Miss
Katherine Balmat Of that city Win
be the Yankton champion. The On.
nual Maypole exercises of the college
gymnasium classes will follow the
contest.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14

Strike Breaker At Sioux Falls Arrest.
cd for Annoying Women.
'Jack.the- back-slapper" Is the title
under which Solomon Kornman. a
Jewish strike breaking tailor work.
ing ut Sioux Falls. has been arrested.
For weeks he has been slapping won.
en- on the back as he has passed
them. AS a result the women of the
city were in a state of terror every
time they went or the principal
.strrets. Kornman has never done
more than to give a sharp blow with
out even turning his head.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14
70 THE REFERENDUM.
At Least Two More Propositions Are
to ae Submitted.

~ .S0oS wv WV VIOHOS'StOVO nv
to BE Submitted.
At least two more propositions will
be submitted to the people through
the referendum at the next general
election, in case a sufficient number
of signatures can be secured to the
petitions which are being circulated.
One Of these is the electric headlight
law, which created SO much conten-
ton between the railway engineers
and the fremen during the last ses-
sion, 1t having been opposed by the
engineers and backed by the fremen.
The referendum petition is a move on
the part Of the engineers, who are
as much opposed to the present law
now as they were when it was pass
ed. The railroads themselves take
the position that the present law will
not work out on practical tests to Sc
cure the best and most practical head
light possible, and will install 1t as
soon as they have completed their
work now being done along that line.
The other proposition which is in
line for the referendum is the militia
law. This Is being opposed by the
socialistic element in the Black Hills,
lead by Freeman Knowles, who char
acterizes the law as having been
framed for the intent Of depressing
the laboring man, and in favor of the
corporations. His work is being done
among the labor unions in the Black
Hills, and if he can get enough sen-
timent worked up, that long law will
be attached to the ballot for the vot-
erS next wear.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14
OLD Rec TOWN YIELDS RELIC.

Arrowhead 81 Hardened Copper Found
by South Dakota Jurist.
Judge Smith Of the supreme court,
on a recent visit to an old Rec town,
picked up . rare ind In an arrow
head of hardened copper. This old
village was abandoned by the Rees
seven years before Lewis and Clark
made their trip in 1903. The arrow
would indicate that the older tribes OF
Indians in the Northwest knew the
secret OF hardening copper.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14

The papers in Sundvall report q
.,,cht earthquake shock In that vicin-
to- . faw DAVIS ago. The shock con-
tinued for two minutes. ana IN some
nlaces did some damage to buildings.
Owing to difficulties with Director
p.cu of the Ropal opera house OF
Stockholm over a score OF the COM
nanv have thrown up their positions.
The result Is that the theater-going
nnh,;c have missed some Of their IA
vorites. and the latter part of the a
eon has been rather unsatisfactory.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-14

Anton Nilsson. the Malmo dynar
inter, whose crime caused one death.
has now commenced serving his sen
tence in the prison at Langholme0.
At the station a big party Of his -.
cialist friends were on hand to giyo
him . greeting. Cries Of Long nvo
Anton Nilsson! Down with class a..
tinctions!" were heard on every hnidn
So dense did the throng become I
the officers In charge Of the
locked him up in the station untl132
way could be cleared.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
WHAT CHRISTMAS PRESENT?

Which makes the better Christmas
present-the SO issues of the Youths
Companion, costing only s1.75 for the
whole year, or one book, costing $50
or $500?
The quantity, variety and value of
reading the Companion excels. Is not
such a paper, bringing every week into
the home circle charming stories, ar
ticles on a thousand subjects by fam
Gus men ard women, delightful short
sketches, humorous anecdotes. and an
infinite variety Of other wholesome
entertaining reading-is not such a
paper the very one for IN appropriate,
acceptable Christmas present? Think
of it! In a year the Companion gives
you as much reading as twenty 400
page books OF travel, history, fiction
micellany, biography and humor, and
not a line In it that shakes ones faith
in truth and honor, not a phrase that
makes light of the things that are
sweet and pure. Is it not a Christmas
gift worth having-a Christmas gift
that is worth while?"
Send your subscription ($1.75) at
once so as to receive free all the is
sues of the Companion for the remain
ing weeks of 1909, as well as the Com
panion's Venetian" Calendar for 1910,
Autographed in thirteen colors and
gold. The Youths Companion, Com
panion building, Boston, Mass. New
subscriptions received at this office.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09

A small crowd Of the young people
attended the party at Hoffman's Fri
day evening.
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy assisted Mrs.
Charlie Bromander with her sewing
several days OF last week.
Even Olson is Gble to be out again
after having been laid up with a Sc
we're case Of rheu at.sm for the pasC
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bleisenic are
visiting at the home Of s.. J. Rudolph
for a short time before they depart
for their new home III California.
A number of the I'D neighbors at
tended the public sale at Mrs. Ben.
sons Monday. Everything was sold
and brought fairly good prices. On
account Of the bad roads there was
only a small crowd present.
Walter Jornlin and brother drove a
large herd Of cattle through this neigh
5orhood Sunday evening. We under
stand hat Walter purchased the cat
lie at Watertown and he intends to
'atten them and ship them to Chicago
in the spring.
Friday evening about forty OF the
Young people gathered at the home
Of Geo. Dun and partook OF an oyster
supper OF which the chivaria furnish
ed, The young people enjoyed them
selves until the early morning hours,
when they departed declaring that
they had a good time.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
McCiemans--Short.

Mr.. Charles Short and Miss JAMIE
McClemans were united in marriage
Monday night In Brookings. These
young people are well and favorably
known In this community. The groom
is rural mail carrier on Route No. 1,
while the bride is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George McClemans,
old time residents Of Aurora, and was
born and raised in this community
and is respected for her many good
traits and her sunny disposition. The
same may be tr%uthfully said OF the
groom. The best wishes of all &c
with them through life's journey. A
complimentary dance was given their
friends on Monday evening. which was
a very enjoyable affair. The Bushnell
orchestra furnished splendid music
and Mr.. and Mrs. Short were present
ed with n purse of $25 from their
friends assembled on such a joyous
occasion.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board of
County Commissioners OF Brookings
County, South Dakota, at the office OF
the County Auditor in the City of
Brookings until 2 o'clock p. m, We'd
nesday, January 5th, 1910 for furnish
ish material and labor and building all
bridges that may be ordered by said
Board during the ensuing year. such
bridges to be located and built at
places as designated and ordered by
said Board.
Each bid must be per lineal foot of
bridge and must be accompanied by
complete plans and specifications, and
all bidders must accompany their bids
with q certified check filed In q separ-
ate envelope. for the sum Of One
Thousand Isl. 100000 drawn on
some bank In Brookings, 8. d. and
made payable to the order of the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Bookings County as o guarantee that
the biddtr will enter into q contract
with said County In use his bid Ia &C
cepted, otherwise the check to be for
feited to said county.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Dated at Brookings, 8. D., this 1st
day of December. 1903.
o. J. BITTERNESS.
At County Auditor.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
AURORA.

The weather is decidedly wintry.
II. Hazlew ID is reported to be On
We sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Evans, former
Auroraites, were in this village Mon
day.
F. T. Baker departed for st. Paul
Tuesday morsing on a short business
trip.
Walter Schmidt Is seen again in our
village after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. Lille Southland Is visiting at
the Southland homo in south Aurora
this week.
Christmas Is only a couple OF weeks
away and soon our stores will begin
to wear their holiday attire.
The eastbound passenger was ten
hours late Monday evening, owing to
a freight train derailed near Airing
ION.
The M. E. Sunday school is prepar-
ing to hold a Christmas entertainment
in the way OF a tree and a program
Christmas eve at the church.
The ladies' society will not meet
again before Christmas, but will hold
it's next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Asher Ripley Thursday, December 30.
Miss Pear Kirby came up from Elk
ton and Is staying with her friend
Mrs. Anna Woodbeck, while renewing
An acquaintance with old school
chums.
Guy Thornton carried the mall on
route | Monday, Carrier Short had
more important business to attend to
I'm hand, notice of which will be e
elsewhere in these items.
Mrs. Jack McClemans OF Bushnell,
took the train for Volga Tuesday morn.
Ing. Mrs. McClemans has been in
failing health the past few weeks and
We are informed she has gone to OBJ
tain medical assistance from their fay-
orite physician. DR.. Scanlan Of Volga.
Her many friends in Aurora and Bush
nell earnestly hope for a permanent
recovery.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
PRAIRIE HOME.

Jessie Duff is on the sick list.
Mrs. Will erase spent Tuesday at
l0hr Dancers.
Bert Duff is visiting with home folks
for a short time.
Mrs. Chas. Martin entertained call
ers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Killing was a Friday
afternoon caller at Henry Rittman's.
Charles Bromander departed TO- Yer
million last week on a business trip.
Mesdames X. Blakely and G. Chap
man spent Wednesday at John Blake
ly's.
Mrs. Sheldon was the guest of her
friends Mrs. Rudolph Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo, Dybdahl entertained the
Lutheran ladies aid last Thursday
afternoon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
ALTON.

Chas. Class made a business trip
TO Aurora Saturday.
Howard Luckinbill was in BrUokings
Monday on business.
Norm Burgess visiter over Sunday
with home folks In White.
Miss Armstrong was an over Sun
day guest at the Gleiter home.
BrUokings county enjoyed one Of
those old time billiards. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Minton visited
over Sunday at the Fred Falk home
in Argo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luckinbill and Mrs.
Miller spent Saturday with relatives
in White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Falk spent the
latter part OF the week with home
folks in Argo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Miller spent Mon.
day evening at the home of A. e.
OHeTtle anu Wlle.
w. A. Burgess drove out to his farm
OIL Sunday and on account of the bliz-
zard remained until Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Glass is enjoying a visit
with her brother, who has been spend
ing the summer at De Smet.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Thayer return
ed Wednesday after a weeks visit
with relatives at Schaller, Iowa.
The farmers are planning on attend
ing the farmers institute that will be
held in White Saturday December II.
Mrs. Hartley and daughter, Myrtle
returned Friday from a two weeks
visit with relatives at Struble, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Mcknight re-
turned Monday from Duluth, Mimi,
where they spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Doughty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Papka returned
home Wednesday evening after caring
for the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer
during their stay in Iowa.
Frank Duff lost a valuable horse
last Wednesday. The horse was taken
sick while Mr.. Duff was on his way
to Brookings and died shortly after
reaching the city.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

To Whom it May Concern
We the undersigned, do hereby give
notice that the co-partnership hereto.
fore existing and conducted by us
under the firm name and style of The
Lion Drug Store has been in all
things dissolved, the undersigned P
Gagnon retiring therefrom and said
j. III. Leiby continuing said business
and that the said p. Gagnon will not
longer be in any manne liable or re,
sponsible for any future indebtedness
of said firm, or any liability incurred
i'm the name OF said firm.
Dated this LIST day of December A.
ID. 1909.
J.. H. Leiby.
DR.. p. Gagnon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-09
RURAL GLEANINGS

This newspaper desires a correspondent In
every township IN the county. IT you notice
that your township ~ not represented under
this heading write us and we VIII SEND you
the necessary stamped envelopes ana paper
All correspondence must be signed by the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
No. 80.

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Wonu nit @emolt geoffnet mar,
fragte er Den giroringling, mas er
noue. Ser Damn ~anttuortete, oab
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nj b. Mobert golparo @ouer, fri.
bcrer S6ulinperintenoent bon Botto.
luotonlie County. Sflobomo, ullO bis
Dor eitiaen @oden Superintendent
Der Sd)rllen IN 2)umo, Col, befinbet
itf i'm StaOtgeiGugniB 81 9enOer,
naf)oem or lid) ielbit Der @e5or0e &c.
itcllt botte, lucil iein @eipiiien eS
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8el6er lmterlblogen mo 5tpei
Sroilen uuglildlif] gemodt batte.
Sn Sflobomo, no CT cine quite Stel.
hung bette uto ein bod)oneeiebencr
Siirger mar, iotlb or lid, nod ieinen
In9uben getOtDtgt, G~ountp9eloer 81
petuntreuen, INN politiide Shuloen
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omerifonilde 8plitif, mie tie bier5u.
lanoe betrieben miro, idyon 10 man.
d)en autelt Nfonn al @runoe aerid).
tet. Gr iab iid onnn genotbiet, Dor
5pei Sabren 81 entflieben, Inn nid)t
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uno lieB aild) ieire 8ottin suriit,
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beobafteten Sale bon ploslifem
8erIuite oes @eo16tniiies lit DER oe$
30iabrigen Sames ltoea @ieper bon
9rooflpL Der fiir5lid iriib nm .
llbr nad) Dem archaeological fam.
auBer Stanoe, ieinen Rannen ooer
ieine @obuung an6ugeben ODER 81 er.
fl1ren, rpie er nnd) Dem Soipital ge.
fommen lei Or, Drurp fonItatirte,
Dob ser iotoerbare geiu6er oil @e.
odd)tniBidpuno lit, .uno itellte eile
Meibe bon Sragen an ibn, oie lhlieB.
lid ben Grfola Batten, Dab Der B2-
iieut lid beiann an ser 9rooflDnsr
Bride einen Sobbabnsug beitiegan
Sl bdben uno nod Sarlem aeiabren
sti iein. Damn babe in ieinem 81.
hirn .etipas geibnappt" uno meiter
fonne er iid auf nifts beiinnen.
Stint Stun6en bate lih Ser Mann
I'M 9oipital auigehalteu, oa fam
iein @ebGhtnib ebenio ploslid pie.
be- mie es nbbanben gefomm.a
mar. Snaipiiden mar Der Batieni
aber ihon burh @r. Senrp u. Sic.
benbori Oeiien adrte bel benz 4rail.
fen s%ciuuben warbe, ioentifiair:
woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

0umpf in gefii6lloiem Con brittle
er es mir mad. ltno id beitIoB 10.
fort. Die Nahridt bon 5rau Mas.
5ap's Gobe ibrer SdlpeIter 81 iiber.
bringen ie wenigItens i'm 8oriibcr.
geben ourd'S Senlter binetn6uruien.
GlS id) icbod. in SiSfolua angc.
lorgt, ben SiigeI binobltieg, trot
mir elmer bon Sitfep'3 4derfnedten
%elltgegcn.
@obin 9cbit On. @eor9?
Sd jon 5rau NaS5ap oie BOT.
iddit b%ringcn, 0nB uniere Srau &c.
Itorben lit.
Damn fannit Oh rubis fcbrt mo.
d)cl5 @corg, benz id) Dieoer brilge
Geiner Srou sic gsofriht, 0aB Srou
9tas5op ge%itorben lit.
Cine Minute itau0 oerancd)t nod.
benflid) IT'LL, bann ober id)ien er oil
Der Sod)e ourfoliS nid)ts Yeionoe.
res ou iinben uno tebrte um.-Shon
ridtig, ipcrm lie 0eltorben iino, fon.
nel iie Dies eiilon0er in Der onOeren
@elt iclber iogen!
Srourig id)nute mir mein @lteril.
baliS bon Der 5crne ent9cgen; Der
S@orHitein rarld)te nidt luitig iuie
FONT, obgIeid) es ouf 0tittug geben
mod)te; DER Sdntten Der 8ogell.
pierbe idrrmpfte 10 itart i'm gI1ll.
5enbenS anOe 0uionmcll, oils OBJ 5pci
9uQbo99en Dor Dem unformigen
@oDen einbcrliefen.
Die Seniter beS Soitirs bIiftea
mid nidt ircllm0lih nit ihren @Ias.
aitseu al, Ole &ouIealir iparen her.
untergeIoiigl, flint eeld)loiiene Iugen
itorrteu mid ld)alloerbait an.
gtiemano fam mir entgeeen, oh.
eIeib iie oas Nouen bcS @ogenS
eebort baden mltBten. 8urb ben
@itter5airn ocS RodbarbanieS ltcdte
elm Bauer, Sobonn &a5p, leinen3opi
binourd,. gr lhoute mid al, griiBte
ieood) niht.
8uten Gag Sobonn,
Sm 80. bm -. brlrmmte Der
spiihen ben 3Gbnen uub lpeloete
matt feline Iugeu bon mir ab.
Sd sine aller burd ben Sol, oui
Dem SrieoboiSitiae waItete. SD Der.
indte, Die Sbiireu 81 oifnen, ole
isaren beridlcNen.
SO! So! Sit benn bier niemano?i
idrie i'd.
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WollbeerbGume ersitterten iroItelns
ielbit in oieier croriidenben Site unb
idiitteIten lciie ibre idwarsen Bee.
rem ob.
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8efliIgeIbof beruus uno bIieb itau.
nelo neben mir Iteben. Sic ldlien
iiberroidt, einen Wteniden 5u isben.
Pins Dem riidmGrtigen, fleiner
Sole aber traf elm itnoneenebmer
Hand)gerild) meine Naie. SD ipo,tote
mid clio bieier &ibtune au. 9ori
brennt's an enoe ear2
ga, oprt ipar Elm Seuer, elm Sir.
tenieuer in Der Ytitte oes Sofes. Iu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

gefommen! 5br erfennt mid,
nift mabr, Sbr erfennt mid?! -. .
Gr iblug Die Iugen aui. IS mar,
aIs OBJ ein grauer S6atten iiber iein
itmar6es @eiidt buide. gs
iolte mobI elm 96deln iein.
Gr betpegte Die Sano uno fling on,
fem zines 8eirh5u beuteln, mie oas
iterbenoe 2omm eS 5u tDlln pflegt.
gr erfanute tuih, man lab ibm an,
Dob er lih menOlide 0tiibe CAB,
iidl oui6uridten. Sd ging gnn5 Oidt
al, i'm bcrou uno nabm Die Sloid)e
nit Den Gbolerotropisn ants meiner
Toidle.
Seine glu9en tporen iett gcidloi.
len. lln0 bod benerftc CT e5, cine
Strait, itGrfer ais DER 600 ieIbit, fiji.
Iterte ibm 5lL ooB id1 einc SIaife in
Der SniN babe, unb er ofinete melt
Ieinen peilfenblorlen Mltnb.
SD tropfette ibm Elm paar Gbole'
~rntropien Gineih loiort ipielten lid
auf ieinem 8eiidtc in ounfeln Sar'
ben bie Spmptome oe8 @enuiies.
@r beuteIte iidl ieine SGlaie nog'
te rnbig aui lnb nieOer, unb es mar,
als OBJ er ieine getiBelte 8eble rau'
iperu ipoIlte, ein T0deln tieB iif 10.
reli, er fiel flad) nui Den Hiiden nie'
Der uno itdrb in Dem @lauben, oaf
er, Sd)napS triufe. Die iibrigen
Gdlude trGmt er idon in Der anoe'
rem Welt. i'm Senieits. oa3u.
Sd belpeinte ben aIten Oiener orf.
rid)tis unb beidlo6, i'm in Der 9rufi
neber meinen Glteru al b~egroben, De.
men er ourdl langc Sabr5ebnte bin.
bnrd treu. geoient bate.
Sp6lp bate idon reht nit ieine.n
Sdarren, = logte i'd, ais id) mieoer
81 oeln &naben trot, - Mid)el 1T
%eeitorben.
gtift NOR. id iagte es, oaB Der
Suno eS poraus meiB. = eripioerte
mein fleiner 9ruoer obne jegIide5
Seid)en Der lleberroihung.
Oieie bier = flint Gage, bieie
fiirdterlid graBlid)en S5enen. Die er
ourdlebte, batteu i'm nift nur seal-
teri, lonoern aud iein SerS ean5Iid,
obeeitumpit, eeiiibuos eemad)t. gr
paro ein alter Sunsseieae, ebe er
nod elm Slim 0eipeien mar
Nod) an ielben Gage iiibrte if) i'm
in Die HeiibenSitaot uno gab i'm 81
cinem 8erponbten, einem ghulrid).
ter. Dort rduherte man Den armen
Suneen rcd)t ariinoIid aus unb flei.
bette i'm nm. CIR bib, itieB uno id)lus
Inn iid unb iuolte es nidt 'bulben.
Seitoem iino piele, piele Sabre
b%erfloipnL - aber meinen 8rl,oer
lab niemano ie I6deln. ober gar Ia
den. gr iiebt Die @eli chen 10 gleid)'
siiItig, 10 traurig an ipie er oamals
in bns Sener ifalte.
Gin sroBer, ~itarter Wann lit aus
ibm gelporben uno es lit namlid
nidt nnmoalid, bas id)one weiBe
Granen oft ieiue Gtirn itreideIten . /.
+. aber Die orei tieien Surfen,
meIdle Die idliuarae arau bort einde-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Giamni bod!
! Bon 9aaS sGufmanrt.

60 arm lit feincs @eniden 9ebeH.
9aB Inns @eidJif
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getdlt einmal Slid.
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0oB er ultr Sei0,
9etauidte 9offuung bait lnO PIage,
Aid)t einmal 6reuo'.
SHE iino oeS @eniden 2ebeuspfaoe
So i6nar3 INTO oid)t,
DAB er MIR gtadt mo Sdatten bate,
9tidt einmaI 2i6t.
9enn audi oerSimmeI lit nift INNER
9eoedt uno graft, e
CIR lit ollh einmaI boiler ShtH.
mer
ltno bell uu6 bIau.