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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
News Of the Day.

William O. Heron, brolher-in-law OF
President Taft, is to be the candidate for
the democrat tic nomination for vice may
or of Cincin natl.
A committee of the Postoffice Depart
ment is considering The adoption of IT,
ing device instead Of using twine, which
is large item OF expense.
A dispatch from Naivasha, East
Africa, says ex.President Roosevelt has
killed three pure white Ibis, of the
species known rs the sacred Ibis OF
Egypt.
Damage estimated at from $3.50, 600
to 5000, 900 was caused today by fire
which broke out in the Picker Room of
the New Bedford Oordsge Company, at
New Bedford, Mass.
Senator Brown characterized the state
ment attributed to Justice Brewer that a
federal income tax amendment would
rob the state of taxing power as utterly
ridiculous AMI absurd.
Forty persons are known TO have lost
their lives, and many more are buried
in the ruins of building under con-
sruction in the Rassyesshaysst, 81.
Petersburg which collapsed today.
The crisis in the strike situation at
the n. r. Allen & Sons Company tan
merry plant at Kenosha, Wis, WAS
reached at noon today, when the COM
psDy rejected all of the strikers de-
msnds. Further violence is feared.
Counsel in the Sutton case now on
trial A. Annapolis find 1t difficult to get
facts because of contradictory statements
of witnesses. Sergeant De Hart denies
that he was present at Sutton's death,
and the officers who testisfied to this are
to be recalled.
President Taft's cablegram to Prince
Obun, the Chinese regent, concerning
American bankers participating in the
Chinese railroad loan, has caused SEN
sation In financial and diplomatic circles
in PekiDg. The German fiDanciers
threaten 10 break the concert OF bankers.
The Office of farm management, United
States Department of Agriculture, has
now re ldy for distribution a circular
giving a detailed discussion OF the wild
onion problem and outlining q plau
whereof, the pest can be exterminated.
This circular will be sent free to any
person requesting it.
While a wake was being held over
the body of Tee6lo Buenrostro, of Mo-
relis. Mexico, who was supposed to be
desd, he suddenly came back TO lie and
sprang from the coffin. The room was
crowded with mourners, who were panic
stricken st the sight. An old woman
wss irampled 10 deslh and other persons
injured by the crowd, who attempted to
flee from the room. Bnenrostro's at
templs to explain matters ouly added to
The excitement.
The plea for the stopPage OF the
"Gbite slave" traffic between the United
States and the canal zone is contained In |
a letter from Second Lieutenant q. W.
Barber, Second United States infantry,
the assistant chief of police OF the canal
zone, which WAS given out Yesterday by
the local police. Writing to former Po'
lice Commissioner Bingham, Lieutenant
Barber declared that many American
girls, especially actresses, had been lnred
to Panama, and that ''the life they lead
there would make Jour heart bleed"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

THE farmers Of the south are anxious
t. have representative of the Depart
meut of Agriculture sent abroad TO OBJ
tain from foreign countries specific in.
formation regarding the grading of cotton
required by the cotton manufacturers Of
Europe. This request was received by
the president on Tuesday from E, j.
Watson, commissioner of agriculture OF
South Carolina, snd was contained in q
set of resolutions passed by the Farmers
Union OF that state and the National
Farmers Union which recently met at
A,lau'a Heretofore, the farmers claim,
all government representatives sent
sbroad have brought back information
of interest to the manufacturers instead
Of 70 the producers. Now they want
someone sent abroad who will get inior-
nation of value to them, all of which is
quite natural.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Shea Senten ced.

New York, July 23.-Cornelius P. Shea,
former president of the International Team
sters' Unien, who led the teamslers in their
bloody strike in Chicago, was To-Day senten-
ced to not less than five or more than twenty
FIVE years in Sing Sing by Judge Foster was
found guilty or assault with intent TO
murder, for having stabbed Alice Walsh 81
times with knife.
La passing scented Judge Foster declared /:
Such brutes as you are menace to organic
ed labor, not an aid. 1t is men just like you
who have brought some disrepute upon the
honest workingInsn who make up the unions,
You are pot only a menace to the unioDs, but
10 the community, as we'll"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Candidates for Red Hats.

Rome, July 9.-The next consistory,
which has been announced for the
middle of November, will have numerous
candidates for the csrdinslate. Ii is
generally understood that the vatican ia
now carefully going over the various
candidates, and inquiring into their
qualifications. The likeliest candidates
for red hats are Archbishops Farley, OF
New York; Dellachiess, of Bologna;
Annette, of Paris; Osbrieres, Of Mar
seilles; Bourne, Of London; Mistrsngele,
of Florence; Mousiguors Falconio, Apos-
tolic Delegate to Washington; Bisleti,
superintendent of the vatican; Giustini,
secretary of the Congregational Council,
aud De Monte, first Judge of the Tri-
bunal of the Inquisition. The arch
bishops of Barcelona and Lisbon have
also been mentioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
REMEMBER The REAL POINT.

REMEMBER The REAL POINT.
There sre many thousands OF gotd
men 10 Virginia who we're readjuster',
and supported the efforts OF William
Malone to scale down aud readjust The
debt of the state. When they saw that
Malone bad led them. or was trying to
lead them. into the republican party,
thew rebeled and returned to the demo-
crats.
So il does not necessarily mean that
there is a stain on the character OF
Judge Mann because he was read
ulster In the seventies and eighties. Let
us not lose sight of the main question.
There Ia nobody in Virginia NV who
will rise up and abuse those Virginians
Who dil not agree with the democrats "a
to the best method Of settling the debt
question. Judge Mann voted the re-
&c ulster tickel he may sincerely have
believed ia the principles advocated by
General Malone, although it is likely
that the prospective judgeship of Motto
way county court bad powerful In.
aaeuce In shaping his course.
Bot three times during the present
contest for the gubernstorial nomins-
ton, Judge Mann denied positively that
he ever did vote the resdjuster ticket;
three times be asserted with the utmost
solemnity that he voted against the re-
| adiaatara In every camnai0u
Not the slightest attempt is made to
reconcile Judge Msnn's statements.
None will be made.
But he says be voted for William
Jennings B'ysn in 1896. Is 1t possible
that there are letters In existence in
which the Judge states that he voted for
| McKinley. or Palmer and Buckner ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

AFTER the tariff bill passes the cloth
ing of the poor man will cost him from
20 to 25 per cent. more, according to 3
delegation of ClOthiers that called on the
president few days ago. The delegs'
ton assured him that although the bill
does not contemplate any increase over
t1e Dingley rate on wool, that the rai'e
10 price would be brought about by a
combination OF wool men who have been
preparing to boost the price for some
lime. This is but another Of the To-
iquities OF the tariff workings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
REPRESENTATIVE CONFER
WITH DEMOCRATS IN VASE
INGTON.

Richmond, Va, July 2l.-A confer
euce between representatives OF the
State Liquor Deslers' Association of VIII
giDia and several powerful democratic
leaders was held In Washington last
week. The utmost secrecy surrounded
the conference.
1t is learned from source which Is
usually well-informed and most accurate
that the object of the conference WIS to
give the liquor people still more EN-
pha'ic assurance that should Judge
Mann be nominated and elected to the
goveFnorship there should be no further
legislation attempted regulating or pro-
hibiting the sale Of liquor.
And 1t is further stated that such as
surances we're renewed with all proper
earnestness and solemnity.
The conference Is understood TO have
been held last Thursday. John A.
Lesner, state senator from Norfolk
county, and president of The State
Liquor Dealers Association, and Joseph
I. Lawless OF Norfolk, were 10 Wash
ington aud saw several of the Virginia
members, though they did not call on
Representative Maynard, Of the Norfolk
district. who is for Mr.. Tucker in Il o
gubernstorisl contest.
Il is believed that some OF the liquor
dealers have become alarmed at the turn
the campaign has taken through the
publication of the Mann Malone letters,
which are believed to make Mr.. Tucker's
nomination well-nigh certain. They
feel that they have "tied on to a dead
one" In the language Of the man in the
street. Also, they have become alarmed
lest the exigencies Of politics may in-
dnce Judge Mann to modify a second
time the position he has taken on the
liquor question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Dhingra Sentenced to Death.

London, July 2S.-Madar Lsl Dim
era WAS today sentenced to death for the
assassination OF Sir William CurzOn
Wyllie, the ex-Indian officer, whom he
shot to death at a meeting for the healing
OF the Auglo-Indian troubles some weeks
ago. Dhlngrs received the sentence
with apparent indifference. Justice
Alverstone instructed the jury to disre
gard the only plea made by DhinSgra
that his crime was OF political nature.
A verdict was reached after five minutes
elaboration on the evidence, which was
merely the story Of eye witnesses to the
shooting. After the death sentence had
been pronounced the Indian bowed to
the court. al thank you my Lord" be
paid, al am proud to have the honor
You have thus bestowed upon me-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

IT APPEARS from the testimony at
Annapolis if any reliance can be placed
10 the testimony, that Lieut.. Sutton
,hot himself when lying face downward
on the ground with two officers sitting
on him while another was holding him.
It was sufficiently difficult task, but
Sutton ia not here to tell any different
story. Every man connected with the
brutal and cOwardly affair should be dis
missed from the service 80 soon IS the
trial is ended. They are a disgrace to
themselves and to the service, besides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Searching for CHURCH Robbers

Vienna, Austria, Jlly 2S.-Police all
over Austria ere today searching for the
thieves who yesterday stole the rare altar
pieces from the cathedral at OsPod,
l.h a. The cathedral is one Of the old
est 10 Europe. The silver aud gold al
tar cups and cruciixes, heavily inlaid
with jewels; are monumental OF psst
splendor. Their intrinsic value Is but
81, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

CHE Atlanta Constitution" is urg-
ing the Georgia legislature to submit an
amendment to the state constitution,
substituting biennial for the annual leg
islative sessions. Georgia is the only
sluthern state which clings to the
a ,nual meeting plan. The trend all
over the Union is toward a slackeniug
Of legislative activity. Interpretation
of laws seems to be decidedly preferred
to overprodnctioD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Sixty-first Congress,
Washington, July %.
SENATE.

A resolution introduced by Senator
Bradley calls upon the secretary Of the
treasury for statement of money due
postmsgters who served in Kentucky
during the period from 1864 to 1874.
A statement concerning the action OF
Senate democrats on the tariff bill WAS
submitted by Mr.. OulbersOu. He said
there was An impression in some quar-
tiers that democratic senators had COM
monty and often voted with the repub-
licsn msJority. Ga the contrary, he
added, the democrats were q unit except
in votirg on the iron ore, hides, coal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

THE tide of immigration into the
United States is on the wsne. A falling
off of 20, 800, or approximately 20 per
cent, in the number Of immigrant aliens
admitted Into all ports for the month OF
June, as compared with May last, is
shown by statistics just made public by
the bureau OF immigration, OF the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor. The
total number Of immigrant aliens adj
mitted for June was So, 40, as against
lO7, 839 during May last. This falling
of is not to be regretted, for large per-
centsge of the foreigners coming to this
country now do not make desirable citi-
zans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

The Police Commissioners of Mobile,
Ala, on Wednesday established cur
few law for negroes. Commencing lsst
night, oil the blacks must be 10 bed or
at home by 10 O'Clock. Any of them
caught wandering at large will be lock-
ed up, This action has been found TO
be unavoidable by reason Of the many
disorderly acts On the part of violent
and vicious colored people. History ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Richmond, Vs.. July 2S.-Rev.
Jno. j. Lafierty, for many years editor
of theRichmond Christian Advocate and
author of the Methodist Conference
sketch books, died at 10 O'Clock this
morning at Crosette, Va.
Rev. Jas. Cannon, j. +, succeeded DR..
Laheity IS editor Of the Advocate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
New York Stock Market.

New York, July 23.-During the second
half Of the first hour the stock market be.
came extremely dull, but prices generally
showed some recovery from the low levels
reached succeeding the initial strength. Some
outside buying developed at the lower levels
and by the end Of the first hour. prices he'd
been re-established on a level close to the
opening figures and in some cases. these were
betteFei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

IT wss to be expec ed that President
Taft would make a sensible pressure
O. tariff legislation when the occasion
should come. But it Is not yet certain
that with this pressure the tariff will
b ,sr anything like the stamp which be
promised to put upon 1t before the cleo
tion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

continually repeating itself. Many now
living can remember the time when all
members OF the colored race 10 Alexan'
dris were compelled to be within doors
at ten O'Clock at night, at which hour
the twelve night wstchmen sounded
their tin horns from an old brick struct-
ure which stood on the site now occupi-
ed by the Police Court building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Worldwide Fight on IcIe importance.

London, July pa world vide fight
on intemperance will be made by The In
terDatiOnAl Anti-Alcoholic Congress in
session here. The American delegates
to the congress declare that the report
they are drafting, and which they in.
tend to submit 10 the United States
government, will show that the United
States, Canada and Anstralis have
beaten the world in progress toward pro-
hibition, bat that Germany leads the
rest of the world in scientific inyestiga-
tons of the evils of intemperance. As 8
summary of the results OF the congress,
the report declares that 8 total abstin-
ence from oil liquors is better than moder.
alton 10 drinking, and that total pro-
hibition is far more successful than The
state ownership of dispeDssries, The
American delegates also recommend that
lhe congress, by a worldwide treaty,
should prevent the introduction of alcO-
holic stimulsnts In half civilized or 10
new countries,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23
Death from AnopIexY.

Melbourne, Australia, July 29.-At
the climax of fierce all night debate 10
the Australian House Of Representatives,
Sir John William Holder, speaker of the
House. was stricken with apoplexY early
today. He died few moments later in
an ante room of the psrlisment build
ing. The fatal attack was brought on
by the excitement of the debate. The
Honse was 10 turmoil. As the speaker
pounded with his gavel, he loppled over
on his desk. Instantly the chamber
WAS deaihly still, and the dying
s )esker WAS hurried to an ante-room.
Sir John Holder was the FIRST speaker OF
the Australian House OF Representatives
when it was formed in 1901. He held
bis place continuously until his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

PRESIDENT TAFT announces that he
stands for lower rates on manufactured
products az well as "raw materials"
# he stands firm he can get what he de-
mands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

Ten Thousand persons crowded the scatold-
ing IN the jail yard al Brandon, Miss today,
and saw Will Mack. negro. hanged. be
was convicted Of attacking a white girl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

Mr.. John f. Ledman died al bis
home near Fairfax Station on Monday,
aged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-23

Col. COCKTAILS the chief engineer,
expects the Panama canal to be ready
for opening January /, 1915. Another
oOslponemenil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-06

Sadie miBbiaist. 10 miro er mid
lanpricrcn. Sns iii Niles.
Was mist eS. nuf Der 8ebauptung an
6eitebcn, paB Oieic Irt unb @eiic cine
Grnieori9un9 Der 1it9lieoIhait be5
Sauies lit. aein Witslieb Iollte 9es
bniten luerocn, 81 cincm unbereu
glctdgcltclta1 5u gcbcn, = Der nidts
mcbr lit, unb niht bober ltebt - I'M
oas Yripileg 5u erbitten. cine Gprlage
I'M Sdule por1rin9cn 81 b%iirfen. Tub
tdI nebnie fcincn Nmitann 81 bebaup=
icn, bae, ,uettt unierc @Gblcr wiiften,
mas mir nit n~nicrcr @ciuait gotham,
mic mir Scrcn V~ertrancn %ntifbraudJt,
luie mir bcrcrt Heftc an cincn nubcrcu
absctretcm babeu. eS wiirDc
fciu cin5iser mebr suriiftDmmen."
sd belisc abIosit feinen @influb
ais nur ben, Der mir bon Dem !Serrn
pcs Camille Oiitrifte5 Cannon
endbigit geludhrt ipurbe. go inner
Die 8nnb Oieies Spranteu iih cinz
n,iiht, % eibts feineu @iocrruf.
feline Stimmc iii mdBgebcnn. utb CT
lam ri, Gimme iebes Niteliebes int
6anIe ulterbriifen. penn CT nlr
tpiu."
llno 6icrSu bemerft Scrr 6u66aro
bon Soma and nod: so bcgiinitigt,,
70 tiel ih mid erinncre. inn lebten
Sabre Die WaioritGt pisies Sauie5 Elm
@eIeb betreff ser Steuerfrcibcit aui
6ol6trci. Idnhc ~sennnDte Wtite
9.iebar bemiihten iih nad alien Hcs
ecln bcs 8auies, bieie 9ia outs Sopet
5u bringen ltnb fouutcn, Cant Dem
8iberitaub bes Sprcfers unb bes ibm
untcritebenben Gomites. es nidt 5lls
'tdnbc brinaen."
Wer ia9t icbt nod. haS Cannon
niht Der %allmdfrtiae G3nr oes gbges
prbnetenbauies iei?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-06

3iel gu crreidcn, berfaIen. 60 iibcre
rnidt ser Siener 6crrn Isquitb
jungit NIT Der @(clbun9, bab inn
3or5inmcr Gin &orb itebc. yllno
mas lit in Dem aurbc?~ tragic Der
Miniiter. Gin Dissemination" =
Gang He6tl @s iuirb Der nelle Sut
fir mcinc Srnu icin." Ser anrton
miro Damn in bas Nntlcibe5immcr Der
2apD eeihafft, Die i'm NIT at Der
Soriitt ofinet, bic bel 10 beifler Spez
ration am Slaee ut. Gum niht 9cS
rin9en Shreden Der Snne, Die NIT
oeipuunter Nell9ierOc Dem 8unber@
fpert ibrer Iobiitin cntgegcnbarrt,
cntiteiet benz &artpn n6sr Gin 5orns
miltbi9eS Wunnipeib nit benz piloeu
ariegsruf: ,@ebt Den Sraucn bns
Stimmredt. bas SrauenItimmrebt
npQen mir. Chr fei9en S6cr9eu Der
&creinigten &Dni9reihcl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-06
Sn piel %pcrlanst.

Sris Sbnciprsc, Elm crit Dor
aur5cm cineewanocrter @edleuburs
ger. gebt zines ifonen Sonntngs
aiahniitta9s nit ieinem 9rnocr
Soteu Die giienbabn9elciie eltlnns.
sic tinter Iinernl Sprina bel Wtils
iuautec, @is.. entlaug LAUREN. Sn
formt binter linen Elm 3iIg herangc@
brault. Sodeu iprinst auf Die 3D.
idung. Srie aber lduft mas or lam.
ouf Den WcleiIen ipciter. @lcif bar
aui patt i'm Der a~ubfdnser unp
ihleubert i'm 40 Sub ipcit ms Sclb.
Spden Gilt bin.
.Siino Sicn 6nafcu nod bell,
Srib?"
.Sphen. il bin mebr ais bpbt."
.@oriim biir 81 mid as II up DC
goidruia iprungen?"
.Sf finn NIT Dat Sieit mid to chen
Orb lint De @ett lopen. iiia it cor nod,
to flattern unfangcn?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-06
9riinbpnncrstag.

Scicrli9es, crnltes Shipeigen
yngert iiber'm GebronthnG
Sn ocs San!es bell gen Ndumen
SaB Ger Serr beim IbcuDndbl.
rWir gereift's Su GROCER. Sreuoc",
Sprnh er, "baB Die Stunb' beganu,
Su, bepor i'd fiir @lh lcibc,
Nob Dns 2amm gcnicBen faun."
llnp has I6eupntohl u~olcnocnb,
gta6m CT Damn bns Srob unD 8ein
@cibtc @eibes, 1cgnenp santeno,
Tins gum Siebcsbentmul Gin.
.Nebntt Sen Seib. Sen bcnccciten.
llnb bies beige Spferblut.
GIT uno trinfet baS @eipeihte,
Selber MIDI, bas bDfite 8ut.
"a ih Glih MN mllB pcrlniien
llnD id) gernc Guer bent,
@ia Der @elt ids hiuterlnncn;
llebet CO, mein eingcocnf'.
Scierlifes, feilges Shlpeiacn
6crrihte iiber'm %Georpntbal.
ga ser Seilanb nit ocn Scinet,
Seiertc bas Ibenbmabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-06
Gbarfrcitas uiib Sitern.

SgulfletluB OCT glQBe lag, WI
ipieber bal Or fpmmt INNER picoer
lett Der Stumoe. mo am &reu5e bns
grlOiun9sblut aefloiien.
Bic Observation-Disclosures Icrfolguilg
oes beibniifen Homerreifes permod,te
ni6t pas InOenteu bieier Stunpe 81
perniifcn.
Die laugen itnO geipnltigen Stiirne
Der Tolferrpdnocrung bnbeu biel 3cr@
tort. Iber ni6t SeritGren fonnten
lie Die Grinnerung an oas areu5 Der
Grlolung.
Nm gnbc Deg is. Sabrbunoerts
murbc oas Bib ocs @~efrensiaten 5erz
broden. gs ltanb abcr bdlo pieper
an ieiner Steae auf Dem Iltar, bod,
auf Dem Sburme unO AM @rabe Der
Ghriiten.
Sn uniern Snecn Bat es ipicber
&reu5Itilrmcr gegeben. Stelel6en
9eute, pelhc bns arenS uerfoleen, iinb
cs. Die ilbcrdu anbcrc Iobltbdter Der
Ienihhcit fiuben ipolleu unb linen
Stanpbilper errihten. Sas Bib beS
erDBten @obltbdters Ser Ienidbeit
nollcn tie nift mebr ieben. Sic
rufen, mic Sieieniger, bic ben Grl0ier
an bas areu5 eeifIaeen: .8ir polen
ntht. boB CT berrihe iiber ms"
9leiben miro oas @ilp bes @efreuz
sigten. 8leibcn ipirb Die arDbtc Or
inncrling Der Welt. 8leiben lpir6
Ser Gbarfreitng. 8leibcn miro nie
Stride. sic am Gbnrfreitaa bon Sabr
Su Snbr. bon Sabrbunbert 81 Sabrs
bunoert rufen miro: -Gcce lignum
crucisl S6aliet bin auf oas Sol5 bes
8rcuses. bas Den grloier setrasen!"
ga. blei6en ipiro pas &reu5, ipie
Scr Gbarfreitae. gum 3eider unIercs
@loubcnsl Yleibcn miro bas areu5
gum Sroite alIer 2eioenpcu. 9leiben
ipirp bas areu6 CUR iesten Soffnung
Ser Sterbenbcn.
@om Gbarircita9 blcibt Sitcrn
lltlS%ertrennbur.
Sds areu3 lebrt nift, pie Die 8eas
ner Der Stride b%ebnuptcn, bob @ott Die
Neniden gum 9cioen erihdffen bat.
Sic 9ebrc Der Stride III 9e5ug uuf
Die llriahc Der 2eiocn uno oes SooeS
bat Der bl. Ynulus perfinbet.
Surdt bic Siinoe fam Der Sub III
bic 8elt. 10 bat Salllus gcifricben.
Sic 9eibcn lnD Der Sob. Die nun
oa iinb burdb Der Nenifen Shllo.
bas 9reu5 lebrt, ipie mir Tic trngen.
iibcrlpinoen unb bciligen lpqcn.
Sdrin licgt Die arnft bcs Gbars
ireitags.
Sic 9cbre bcs Ghnrfrcitags miro
poueubet burdl beit Sitertug.
Hdh Der Iiihe fommt Ser 9obn.
9iuh Dem 9cibc fommt Die Sreube.
gidh Dem &ompfe fpnrmt Der Sieg.
Naf Dem Sooe fpmmt Die Iuieritcbs
ilna.
0as bcbeutet infer Citertag.
Sas ut Der Siun bcS Iaeluin 0es
Shortages.
Sir sic Gbriitcn no Der Sitcrs
tag SI ieber 3cit Der groBtc Sag.
aein Srcubeurilf ertontc purh 10
piel S%ahrbunbertc hinourb als bas
Naeluia oes Sitertagcs.
&ein Sreunenrui crtont 10 luabrbaft
in aleu- @eltgegcnocn, mic unicr
Iueluia.
Ser Serr lit auieritonoeul
60 flingt's in allen Saroen,
an alien Scr5en ipicbcr.
@ie frobe Sitcrliebcr!"