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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
Loyalty of the Foreign Born.

Never was there a more striking ex-
ample by foreign-born citizens Of 10y
atty to their adopted country and APP
probation of the advantages it has
offered to them than the movement
now in progress among the Danes of
the United States to return to their
native land to attend a celebration on
the Fourth of July at an exposition
now being held in Copenhagen. Pa
triotic songs, both of the fatherland
and of the United States, are to be
rendered and prominent speakers are
to extol the blessings they have found
in their new home.
Every year the Fourth of July is ap-
propriately celebrated in foreign lands
by Americans who happen to be
abroad, but 1t is unique for our natu-
rallied citizens to carry their celebra-
ton back to their native country. The
Dane has in all places and at all times
been q good citizen and of a liberty
loving race. II Is characteristic Of
him, having found hat liberty, COM
bined with opportunity, for which he
was seeking, that he should be ready
to hold up the Stars and Stripes to the
admiration of his countrymen back
home. incidentally the Dane, no less
than our other foreign-born citizens,
has set the native-born an example in
patriotism and genuine love of country
which is worthy of emulation. Those
to the manor-born have no monopoly
in patriotism and love for this COM
mon country of ours.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
Following a Good Precedent.
Boston Transcript.

The new chancellor of the University Of
Nebraska, TO succeed DIR. Il. Benjamin
Andrews, IL Prof. Avery, head of the
department, The precedent OF
a chemist for the head Of an insti-
tuition has worked so well in the cases of
Dr. Eliot of Harvard, President Remsen
Of Johns Hopkins and Acting President
Moves of Teen that its further trial
seems TO be fully warranted.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

One of the most animated discus
sions now engaging the scientific world
is regarding the age of the world. AS
Mother Earth refuses to tell everybody
has the privilege of guessing as often
as he wishes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The French marine scandals are de-
v%eloping large proportions. Along
with the demonstration that graft is
not confined to n n country. they
furnish the proof that higher ideals of
official responsibility are also spread
ing across nationality lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The men who helped to save the
union and still survive have at best
only q few ,.sars TO be with us and
we should make the most Of the time
to show them the respect due to their
patriotism.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The dean OF Westminster cathedral
must be given credit for a measure OF
a%stuteness at least. He refused to say
why he refused to permit the burial of
George Meredith in the cathedral. He
might have started a debate as inter
minable as the Bseon-shakespeare con-
troYerG"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
UnIIty of an Ornnment.
Chicago -Record-Herald.

Vice President sherman delivered a
speech in Baltimore the other day In which
he ANNOUNCED his determination 10 do all
in his power to help along the movement
in favor OF good roads, Excellent! AT
last this country seems to have a good use
for a vice president.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

An Arkansas delegate to the Pres
byterian assembly corrected the chair
man for his pronunciation OF the name
of the state. A nan who will live in
Arkansas is entitled to have it pro-
nounced any way he pleases.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The governor Of Wisconsin has
vetoed the bill making swearing a
crime. 1t came to him late in the ses-
sion and the governor evidently feared
the legislators might want to indulge
themselves
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

A New York man proposes to keep
up the balance of trade by marrying a
European baroness. AS she cannot
endow him with her title she should
of right be wealthy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The startling discovery is chronicled
that people in Des Moines are mort
gaging their homes to buy automobiles.
1t takes a fast automobile to outrun a
mortgage.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

Three hundred have been killed at
Annoy, China, in a fight over a stolen
bride, Those Chinese may rival the
record detailed in Homer's great epic
IL they are not headed off.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

A Washington man who went up TO
the treasury and said he wanted a mil
lion dollars was sem to the insane asy-
lum II every man who wants a mil
lion dollars is to be sent to the asylum
the work of building additions to those
institutions should not be delayed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
DOMESTIC
our hat looks like a corn basket

your hat looks like a corn basket >
Yes" she murmured.
Whereupon he kissed her twice.
What that for?" she gasped,
For your two red ears" he gaily
answered.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
'Egbert," said the blushing maiden, toy.
ing with a button OF his coat" have you
any preference as to the style Of my wed
ding gown"
YES, love" said Egbert; IT want it tc
be one of the early June variety."-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Would you advise me to buy this?
asked the shopper:
YEARLY, Il really would not, 1t has gone
out of style since you began looking at it,
Philadelphia Ledger.
Didn't you propose to her sooner han
you expected?"
"Yes, but you see, old man, ] didn't want
to exhaust all my topics Of conversation
before we were married. Life.
mr.. Flippy," said the naughty young
damsel, whose ancestors had come over
with William the Conqueror, ''you forget
yourself" ..faFur a-a...
That's it," exclaimed Mr.. Flippy, beam
ing on her. Thank you so much, Miss
thing. and l was so afraid it was my
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American.
Mrs. Suburbs-If you'll only agree to
stay with us you will be treated as one Of
the family.
Cook-Did we ivir hear tn ' - av thot?
Shure, mum, II yer husbau' z led me as
he does you I'd break his ID wild tn
broomshtick!-Judge.
Yes" admitted the fair divorce. II
married in haste"
and now" remarked the spinster, you
are repenting at leisure, eh2"
Not so you can notice it," answered the
I. d.. I'm drawing $500 a month alimony."
Chicago News.
Him. hear you are to be married.
Her-I am, II everything goes well.
Him-When, may l ask2
Her--You may ask now-if you think you
really love me,-Cleveland Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The latest Wall street item is that
j. P. Morgan has declined to finance
the fertilizer trust. Too rank?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

A Dubuque man has just become the
father of his twenty-third child. 1t
remains to be seen whether there is
any significance in the number.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, IS:
George b. Tzschuck, treasurer Of The
sworn, says that the actual number Of
full and complete copies of The Daily,
Morning, Evening and Sunday Bee printed
during the month of April, 1909. was as
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

Plenty of fire in the Presbyterian
assembly If it did declare against
smoking.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

Evidently the black hand is not ap-
preciated on the Georgia locomotive.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

The language of flowers is the only
language with which We may speak to
the dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscriber leaving the city tenn
pOrnrily should have The Bee
mailed to them. Address will be
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
The Cause b Marching On.

Philadelphia Record.
II appears that on the staff of Mr..
Roosevelt in Africa are a number OF native
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

ladies who carry packs on perfect equality
the gentlemen. The cause OF the suf-
ragettes seems to be gaining.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

NLOINUE D. IN5CfiUCh,
Treasurer.
subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this LIST day Of May, 1903.
M, p. WALKER,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

Didn't you propose to her sooner than
you expected ?"
Yes, but you see, old man, ] didn't want
to exhaust all my topics of conversation
before we were married. Life
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

'Egbert," said the blushing maiden, toy
ing with a button OF his coat" nave you
ding gown"
Yes, love" said Egbert; IT want it to
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

Entered at Omaha postoffce as second
class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

IVUI 8IIV III
Whereupon he kissed her twice.
Whats that for?' she gasped,
For your two red ears" he gaily
MISUNDERSTANDING Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

VICTOR RosEwATER, EDITOR.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
TIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE

BY EDWARD RosEwATER
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30

"Mr. Flippy," said the naughty young
with William the Conqueror, you forget
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

Dem Slriiten flor; un6 nod Dem
Sousredt bat 0ruf erasmus Die
Grbfolge perluirft. 3ie Ngnotcn ipo-
rem troboem bercit, i'm unO feline
inoifi5ielle Srnu hlntprieIl g~lon5eno
iid)er 81 %IteIleu, ibm fat Die SdIItc
oeS qeiammtcn Ginfommcn5 ab5htres
ten, ober Der oregierenbc @roi", ocr
5uerit iiber ben Noriflug aufri6tlG
geriibrt mar, bat i'm Damn inter
meiB @ott meld)en @inilitiicn obge'
lebnt mo Die Sud)e bis 81 Dem leBIs
gen Ero5cB fomnen Ioiier. Seitlers
ieit@ hat CT Den 8erruan0ten, ole bod
olld bon oenl 6onlilieneiGentbum le-
ben miiIicn, ben 9roOforb bobcr &C.
bGugt: Der Glteiie Ieifc uuo ~filnItl9e
Grbgrof Der Offi5ier lit uno 1000
0torf iGbrlid) unterbnltsfolten emf
pima lit - oitf 800 Wort berab9e'
lest luoroen. Sn Grbof ielbit, no
man oieie Ginge fennt, io9t moll
nid)t yNein, ipic romontiih!" iuenll
man ollf Den Sail erasmus 5ll 'pre'
den ronti1lt, ionoerit oie 0epoIterurg
Die ben gor5en G~olportngc = Homort
ais bitterc Sd)mod) empfinoet mo
MIR. iolpeit tie lpirtbihoitlidI obbon'
gia lit, nidt rcOcn fam, bolt aut
Die gerid,tlite Gntitcioung. 0em
@roien erasmus ST Qrbod) Grbot
Q0nnt lie cine reite gIponoge, Die er
nit Cora Slider ooer mem cr Ionlt
iuia, gcnieBcn mag, obcr lie lit &C.
rooe5il crbittcrt iIbcr Die %erIilde Der
.rcoicrcn0Cn" Clinic, Den 0cirrnOen
3lucig oea &ollleS 5u untcrorilden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Sire Der Nr6eit.

@er ben nud)tgen9ommer idtpingt,
&er i'm SeIoe mGbt Die 9tehren;
User ms Warf Der gr0e oringt,
Ncib ulb &in0er III c%rnobrcn;
User Itroman Den Noden 5iebt;
@er bel @ou mo @erg mo 6lodJie
3inter'm @cbeItlbl iid) miibt,
CAB Ieit blou0er Sungc iuadic; -
5ebcm Gbre, jeoem Greia!
Gbre ieOer Sono poIl Sdruiclcn!
Gbrc ieOcm Sropfcn S6lpeiB.
Der IN Siittell f0ut mo WtilbIcn!
Gbrc ieOcr noiien Stirn
Sinter'm EfIugc! - God aud Del
icrt
Ter nit Sddbcl uno nit &irn
SungcrnO pfIiigt, iei uid)t pergeiien.
SERB. Sretligratb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Weleitiprndh

Gs hit unicrc Yiliht, Die 6ird)t III
u~rteroriiden. Wir miiiien irei BON
ibr icin, iorlt foitueu mir nid)t bon.
oclrl. llnicrc Sboten iino iflnpild,.
linierc @eoonfcn iolidl, mic lebelt etil
Glubcs SdeinIebeL 10 longe mir orc
,Sitrht nid)t inter uniere 6ilBe &C.
sruungel boben. Wir lolcn iiilo iltitl'
len TOPPER Icin, uormdrts Idreiten.
inns m1nhlid) ircimod)en in neill
geIaiienen Sertroicn, BON boberell
Wdbten berilien mo errpGblt sn leiiI
~ inns ms ninimermebr fIrtteil.
Garlple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
lIQcrlci nnn1 Mnhimn1.

Die iiberroibenoen Grfolge, ST De-
nct ole Grperimcnte nit Mooium in
Der &eilfunbe geiiibrt bnben, meroen
Dem .9crliner Sogcblott" 5uiol9e, in
einem Nufiob Der .Ncpuc", Der an
molld)en Stelen freilih etpna pbons
toltilh einiett, b%ebdnoelt. Grit fiir5.
lid lit Is Dem Or. Hour pom Snltitllt
Boltelw 0clungcn. cine ON Mogelt-
frebS c%rtrnnfte Srou 0urd) Nnlpet.
Dung bon Hooium 5n bcilen. 81
9leid)cr Belt qicbt Der b%crii6nltc eng
liid)c Gbirurg Sir 6reberic lrcpcs
0crid)t ilber Die SpcrotioncrL Die III.
ter Imcnoun0 bon Nuoiltm I'M
Son0oncr Nolpitnl nlt$Nefiibrt lpllr.
Den liIl0 Die in ioit nlIcn ISGlcn 81
Der Scilun0 Der b%cbonoeltcu Souts
tronfbeitcn ltn0 8cldluilrc iiibrtell.
ilnter Anocren bchnllocltc man einen
&nobcn, Der al cinem CpmpliSirten
Weid)iuiir bon Der WroBe zines Silba
llerciS lit. Inter Der Inpen0llng
bon Nnbilm ucridlpono OnS DC
ihluiir in pier Wod)cn. obnc Spurcn
5l hintcrIoiicn; 0nS WuSfel1eluebe
nor polig geIltIlb. Sn petersburg
bot Eroiciior =. 2. @onbon bel cillenl
bIinoqeluorocncn ainoe &crlud)c nit
HobiluIl mnierllolrntcll; oo9 atl0 III
hcute iogor I'M Stnn0c, 9coridte
Nitd)ltnbcu 5l leiell. Nltt otcle Wel'e
bot Eroieiior &omnler III 9telpsJorf
ciitem blino0eborenen e~lfiobrigen
Woodeli ipcni9ltcns cinen Sbell 'el-
lter Scbfroit ldenfen f0nnen o..
Nnoere Grpcrin1entc llaben ae3elgt,
oaB robionftipe Suft onf Die Sltn9e
oeilalt 10 mirft ipie SoucrItofi, itno
oui @ruto bieler SeItiteqlung bot
mon nit Grfolg cine npite Wtetbooe
iiir Die 9ehonbInng bon Management
jiinolmg crprobt. Inoere 8clebrtr
bobcn altf @riinb ibrcr Terilld)e bic
llcbcricn9ntg acipoutelL onB No-
oillnl ocnt arGitepcrina Der Setill-
tat cn%tgegcniuirft mo lontit eli
ouberorbcntIid) ipirfiontcS Wtittel ftir
Die @%crl1ngerumg ocS Scbcns lit.
9oS Rooium tootet ole yNltersmifro'
be-. is miro ia ME gelingen, Die
@irfutgcn oeS AlterS poaig uiif5h'
bcben. ocnn Die Notiir modlt id)licb'
lid ibre Med)tc bod geItenb, uito man
fam pornuSicben, onB nld Die Git'
ocduugen 9ruluusS eQnnrb'S poer Die
'Otctidpnifoii'S ooer Carrots ciiien
ad,t5iai0brieen ltidlt luieoer SIT einclil
Siingling MAIDEN f0llnett. IitBeror'
ocntlidl intereiiont lit bieier Siniid1t
lino ole Grperimfntc Gr. Stillnoli
@aileD'& in Chicago. Ser peroiente
@elehrte bat cine ruoioaftine Cub
iranj entoedt. Die er Sho- Nao-r
eenault bat, mo Die iieb5ignlol bill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
Ter Sdlnh init Der MiitNabcl.

Sol9enoe luiti1c SfleB 8eltldtc
miro Dem ,Sopo'er Wodcllblott" CT
51blt: Sd lunr ouf Der Sogo mo
botte mid binter cine Secfc gclett,
nm nein Su9ofrilbitild I'll per5ebrelt.
Nui Der onoercn Seitc ltreltten 5lpcl
WGltner Mliit, Gin &neft llno elm oil
ter Soglohner. Sic Ioben mid illd1t.
Sou, Der aned)t, Der crit BOZ Sur5em
pom Wiilit1r frci9efomnclt ipor, er'
,51bltc benz ulteln Sinnerf BON Der
id,oncn Suloaten5eit. 80, Dot fcnn'
id oa'" mleiitte 6innerf. i'd bin III
Geue b'it Iplfc %. \. bcl'm Wtlttor)
,peicn, as moi nod ~bnrioperild) no
rem, id fem 81 ie1een. id mas OF II
Itronrnien Cobalt" - Id on, oil
bcit 10 nod gpr focn &ubbcin t8e-
lucbr) IN II Sditlen bot" ncdte Der
olbere. .Int ruia III Of iuleleit,"
erciferte lid Sinnerf, lob id Md OF
@rifie tloppeu fam. 9tu fuminnl1'
Beer NAL on biiit iii Sdcrlont nrlo
id Mefrut" - ilno oabei itaito er illtf
Der Wii.'orfe y@cluebr bei SliB". =
Soll lieb ann Den Nlten ridJtig We'
mebr @rercitien modlen, Dab Is nltr
10 flopptc. Mid, plugtc Der Ger'pel.
ySoS mir oiird) bei Sim inbr, fam.
Ger ,Sheriant" cornmonbirtc sSegf
ant Setrer!" uno in oemiel6et VIII.
acublid fltallte id, niciie Saaotliltte
ab. 90 ctluoS BON &erbliiiliina iillo
Sd,red babe i'd iiberbaupt not nld)t
geiehcn. es mor luirflifl gtimiSdie-
ben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
glfrco Bod.
6 80. @eburt@to9eD

Nlireo BOD, Der beilild)e Eid)ter,
uollenoet all fl. Sftobcr lein 90. Sc'
bensiobr. Wic aloro @lcbi9 oo9
Giiellnno fir Die Siterotllr geluon'
nen bat. 10 bot O~berbelien, insbeion'
bere Der @ogelSberg, IN Gltreo BOD
ieileu berufenen gpifcr g%eIunNen.
Wiit menigen N|llstubnlen murjeln
Yod's @crtc I'M 9oocn ieincr Sci.
motb. oercn urniid)iige Scpobncr
lire oIte Gbnitencieeunrt bis III Die
lteueitc Belt beiunbrt bobcn. Ter
herporroqel,oita unb eig~rnorti9itc
3ug ieiner ourd) nnb burd) gcIunoen
Stunt lit bic iif)ere iclt9cfilgie Grt,
nit Der ieiite fllapp geiaBten Honos
lie Dem Seclenleben %ieiiler Wtenld)elt
entlpofien. 9of'S Stnliitif Der.
bient cine longere Setradtung. 81
fen6or lit ieoes @ort bel ibnl nlli lei
lie Wirfung erlpogen, nit 9eood)t
biugeitelt, lpobei oenn aitfl ona
@~bptbntiid)e 5l gon5 beionoerer Wci.
tnlla fpntnlt. ga oic 8ilocr. bic ct
Dor inns biuitellt, 6eid,nen lid hnrdj
cine oubergeipobnlide &IoItif ans,
luto lpo er ms biniiibrt, bcgcgnell
mir @eitolten bon 6leiid) uno Slrt.
iiberraift unS cine 6iiIIc bon Strait
nno 2eioenidoit, Sic mo niraenos
iritt Der 9idier aus Dem Robnell
Der @eidebniiie beraus, objefiiu iteDi
CT imuler iiber ieinen 0lenidlen, OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
ierlug i'm 9efinoen Der G5arin etn'
getreten lein.
8cIdDcs lit Der b6dpite Berg NOrSs
Nmcrifn's?

8eldlcs lit Der bGdtlte Berg HOrSs
Nmerifa's?
Dos lit cine Sroge, ouf Die lpObl
mn @eogrnpben BON Sud- obne net
tereS Die ridJtige Nntport geben font
men. 6riiber glnllbte man, BOB i'm
6eliengebirge, I'M @ebict Der Ser.
Staten, ole bo6iten gerge Morh.
Gnerifo'S ju finoen ieieu mo icIbit
bcute iperOen g%elegentlid nod Der
2ongS Bcof umb Der Srenlont Neuf,
ole runo 1900, be5iu. 400 Weter bod
iin6, olS Die boditen Grbebungen in
Hor6omerita be5cidnet, nod)bem lid)
b~erouSgeIteIlt bat, oaB Der Wollnt
Scooter, Den mo lnnge ais ben bod
item Berg oeS 6cliengebirges betrod)s
tete, mn 3460 Dieter bod lit. Gonn
riidte ser beriibrnt geporbepe Wouitt
ct. @lioS in Die oor0erite Hcibe, Der
inter 60 8rao II H.. 9r. uno 40
Or. SO ~. 8. an Der @ren5c BON
8ritiid) Ror0omerifo un0 Ilustu
geIegert lit. Sein bod)Iter @ipfel,
Den befnnntlih cine Expedition bes
Ser5pgS Der Nbru3en an1 81. Srlt
1897 5um ~critct uns ein5igen Nolc
erItieg, lit $500 Mcter bod uno Der
GlioS = Berg gilt Oenn audi 5~unlciit
ais Der bod)ite noroomeritoniid)e
Berg, unb Der ettuos peItlider gele.
gene Wount Mrongel $3.50 Wtetcr)
oils Der 5lueitbod)lte. Mud Oieie In-
id)ouuig lit jebod) folld. IS gi5t
lidt fern bonn @Iiosberg nod 5lpei
oloere 9ergrieicn, Die nod bober, 10
gar betrddtlid) bober emporrogell.
Ser cine lit Der norooitlid) BON elias
gelegene Wpunt &ogan oellen Sobe
0urd) Die Nlasfu @ren5 = Commit
iion trigonometriid 5u 594S W2eter
S0be beitimmt muroe. gud Der
Wfount 2ogon ober fonnte lid MIR
menige Sabre oes HuicS erfreuer, Der
uorouslihtlif bod)ite Berg Nnros
Imerifo's ~ IN. oem 'oC"
inn @cbiet IeolrgeS cl1
Berg oufNefunoen, Der altd 9toro'
Amerifo in bic Heibe Der 20n0er NIT
iiber 5000 Weter grbebun9en eins
reibtc. SieIer aller GorausIid)t nod(
nllrr nirfIid) bofite Berg Noroome=
rifo's lit aitf ocn 9tanten Wount Wtcs
ainlep g~etorIt luoroen, mo Icine
Sobe lit trigonometriih 81 runo
$500 Mtetcr ermittelt lporoen. Gr
licgt unter 63 8r. Horo6reite mo
1872 Or. meitl. gauge.
Bel oicier @%elegenbeit lit eS bel
ieift ongebro6t. oui Die Gbntiodc
bin5llipeiieu, ooB Die bofiten 9er9c
Der eiu5elner @rotbeile gennn Oieiei-
nc Reibenfolge einbalten, III Die man
Die @pntinente nod ibrer 8roBe eill-
orOnet. Ger oroBte @rbtbeil, Niien.
bot old) Die bod)iten gerge (oer Yft-
GpereIt, ais groBter, $3.50 Otcter nod
ncleiten SeltItellungen). anlerlfo,
ser 5lpeitgr6Bte Continent, belitt in
Siioen Den aconcogue (cirfo 1000
Weter), I'M Noroen ben Mcainlep.
Berg (6240 Meter), Nfrifu bringt eS
an oritter Stele nit Dem 9ilimonos
id)oro (9ibo) ouf runb 5000 Wfeter.
europa NIT Dem Wont 8lonc bleibt
in ieircn bod)lten %Grbebungen inter
5000 Dieter, mo IultralierL Der
f~leinlte Grotbeil, bot urd) Die flel1'
ltcn 9croe, oercn bohiter, Der Mount
Somnoeno, nllr 2241 Wteter Sobe
o%uilueiit (ouBerbem iIl Neulcclaro
Der Mount Goof 1862 Weter).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12
9ic Wiuttcr.

Sic Wutter.
So lUeid unO morm
@egt bid fem gIrm,
Vie lids IN Wtutternrnen rlIDt.
aein bcii'rG9 SPELL
@ir6 Dir 81 GbciI,
MS mern OIL ltcbit in MlIttcrDut;
llnO febrt crgreiit
Gem miioen @eiIt
9tod) mond Elm SugenobiIo juriid,
IS griiBt bid feins
So miIoen Shein2
@ie oeiner 0llltter &icbe9bIid.
8, iilbrt Did nidt
GicS lie6e &id)t
Su'S ou1itie 2e6eu treuiid) eiL
Ob oit6 Ole MeIt
Sid Dir geiellt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-12

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