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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
FATAL ENDING OF JOY RIDE
CHAUFFEUR KILLED AND TWO
WOMEN FATALLY INJURED.

Daytona, Fla, April 3.-Felix Faust,
a chauffeur. OF New York, wss killed,
Misses Doris Mcdonald and Gertrude
Pfeiffer, OF Boston, fatally injured, and
Miss Emma Laeid. of Boston. hurt in
ternally in an automobile Joy ride
accident on the Port Orange road near
here early Sunday.
The car was the property OF p A.
Warner, OF New York, who left for
his home Friday, after spending the
winter season here. He left instruc-
tions with Faust. his chauffeur, to
ship the car 10 New York Sunday
Saturday night Faust invited a part,
Of his friends 10 take a farewell 10,
ride and they we're on their wal
home when the accident occurred
While the car was proceeding at 8
high rate Of speed. Il is said, II became
unmanageable and left the road. plow.
ing through ditch and grazing !
tree. The tree tore away the steering
post. broke Fanst's neck and crushed
his skull The car continued for I
hundred feet and collided with an
other tree, throwing the occupants il
every direction. Miss Mcdonald suf
fered a broken shoulder and concus
sion Of the brain. and is said to b
dying. Miss Pieirer's injuries ais
are expected to prove fatal William
Thompson, Of New York, and Clyd
Spring. Of Dsytona, who were also il
the car, we're thrown out, but thei
injuries are slight
The car took FIRE after the acciden
and was burned up.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
ReleetIons Of . BaeheIer.

New York Press.
Character is very creditable, but
coin buys more roast beef.
All the world takes shot. every
chance 1t gets. at a good reputation.
Experience can teach man most
anything except how not to waste his
money.
A girl whose hair curls naturally
seems TO be able to burn herself with
the tongs as often as II II dlca't
The great trouble with saving money
Is people begin to economic. not
while they have It. but after It is
gone.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
HIT DYSAMTE IN POCKET.
Workman Warming His Fingers Fa-
tally Injured By Explosion.

ogdensbnrg, n. r.. April 3.--John
Miller, workman engaged In blast
ing on the Canadian side OF the st.
Lawrence river. near here, left his
work 10 warm his numbed fingers
AZ a kitchen fire.
As be stood besides the stove he
clapped his hands TO his side. ex-
pIoding seven dynamite caps in his
pocket His hand and thigh we're
shattered and his clothing was torn
70 ta'ters. Numerous small pieces
OF the exploded caps are lodged in
bis flesh, and these with internal In
juries sustained, may cause bis
death.
Several sticks Of dynamite thaw-
ing under the stove we're undisturb-
ed By the explosion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
Missionary I'm China
Beaten by H0odums

Shanghai. April 3--The Rev. John
Murray, OF the American Presbyte-
rian mission at Isl Nan Fu, was
attacked By Chinese on March IS, II
miles north Of that place. He was
badly injured about the head and
body and was brought back to the
nilsson By government escort. lie
Is now considered out OF danger.
An absurd report had been circn-
lated among the Chinese that Mr.
Murray had stolen child and some
Of them set upon him while he was
engaged IN making pastoral visits.
Ills sssailants are under arrest and
the Chinese officials are displaying
the utmost solleitude for his re.
cUvefy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
TRINITY Taxes |
GAMEBY 8 T04


After having apparently lost the
game Trinity rallied In the last three
innings Saturday afternoon and In
veritable whirlwind Of hits ran away
with the game, defeating Swarthmore
by the comfortable margin OF s to 4.
The ofIicial score registered Sthe larg-
est number OF hits pounded out by the
Trinity team this year on the local
field. total OF fourteen being secured
on N. Tarble, who did the. twirling
for the Quakers. But although Trinity
|swatted with far more frequency, to
|Swarthmore belongs the distinction OF
having made the longest hit recorded
lin the history OF the present athletic
|fleld. In the very first inning. Gieg,
1.-THE long first baseman OF the Penn
|sylvanians, took one OF Gantt's out
lcurves on the nose and lifted II high
over the left r I'd fence for the most
Spectacular home-run Witnessed by
1.-THE fans OF the present generation.
Together with a previous run secured
Iby the visitors earlier In the inning,
lit netted three runs and caused a deep
indigo blue to descend on the Trinity
bleachers which did not go hence until
the merry-go-round OF the sixth in
lining. In the third inning Swarth-
more scored one more run. but 1t was
1.-THE last.
Trinity scored twice In the first In
lining on Foushee's free pass. sacri-
nee by Bundy. single by Thompson.
and a two-bagger by West In the
sixth, a single by Thompson. three
base hit by West. single by Hender-
son and two-bagger by CAN'T. yield
ed three more runs. The sixth run
came In the seventh inning through
Bundy's single and Cooper's two-bag-
ger. A single by Maddox. hard one
for two bases by Bundy and single
by Thompson. assisted by two bad
errors on the part OF Swarthmore,
gave Trinity two more runs In the
eighth inning.
The big feature OF the game was the
batting OF Thompson. who secured
Ave safe hits out Of five times al the
bat. contestlng closely with him for
honors was West. who connected al
opportune moments with a hit each
for two and three bases. Bundy
pounded out a single and a two-bag.
ger and made a stop OF Bronghton's
hard drive In. the ninth inning which
was hair-raiser. CAN'T 1ightened up
after Gieg's home-run and yielded
only three more hits. striking oui
nine. Maddox. who caught Can't fo'
the FIRST time IN regular game
fumbled little and LET one pass hin
which let in run In the first part Of
the game. but held his own well the
rest OF the game. Spruce. the regular
catcher. was benched with a TORI
hand, which will keep him out OF the
game for several days
Score: R.H.E
Trinity .. :. -. 200 oo3l2s-s IA
lswarthmore =. 1901 900 ooo-4
| Batteries: Bob CAN'T and Maddox
N. Tarble and wIcShsm.
| Summary, Home-run. GIeg: three
base hit West; tHo-base bits. Yves,
Gantt, Cooper and Bundy: singles
Thompson 60. Henderson. Bundy
Maddox. Broughton. O. Tarble ant
wickham. Bases on balls. Tarble. q
CAN'T. 3. Stolen bases: Trinity. 4
swarthmore, 3. Struck out. BY Can't
10: by Tarble. TO- Passed balls
Trinity !. Umpire, Rove. Time
s:D5. Attendance. 600.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

Detroit. April 3.-The spring cleo
lions for state, county ard city on
GERS take place in Michigan today.
The state officers 10 be chosen are
two judges Of the supreme court. two
regents Of the state university, two
members Of the board Of agriculture.
one member Of the board Or educa-
tion and a state superintendent OF
public instruction. The democratic
platform Endorsed Canadian reciproc-
Its while the republican platform
failed TO mention the subject.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

Vienna, Ill. April g.-The case or
Thomas ~. Sheridan. indicted on
charge Of FIRST degree murder. was
called for trial today before Judge
Thomas ~. Jet In the johnson
county circuit court. Sheridan. who
IL former state senator. IL charged
with the murder Of Frank Thacker.
Last fall Sheridan was states attor.
ney and editor Of newspaper. Edi.
torial criticism Of young Hackers
father az county commissioner IL said
- have been the cause Of the
tragedy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

Chicago. ~. April 5.-The bitter
mayoraity contss, between Carter n.
Harrison, democrat and Charles ".
Merriam. republican, was brought 10
> close today with rousing meetings
in every section Of Chicago. veser.
campsignsrs predict thai the vote -.
m0rror vii be the heaviest ever poll
I'd IN = Municipal election IN this city.
The betting odds today are reported
70 b. slightly III favor Of Harrison,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
slalt Rae. ON petrol, PROGRAM.

Detroit Men. April 2-Tbe four
big stake races 70 b. run a, The an.
nual blue ribbon meeting 81 the De-
troll Driving club this summer VIII
close lomorrou they are ~ follows
The merchants and manufacturers
stake, sieeeo for 2.24 iro,isrs. The
chamber u commerce stake. 8 1850
for z.13 PAGERS. All lass iroliIng
purse 5000. and 2s0f class pacing.
purse IS 60e
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
EerIInr Ienrnr, il LeuI.,IIIe.

Louisville KY April Many In
dividaal and team bowiers came to
Louisville today TO compete 10 the big
tri-staie tournament arranged BY the
Kentucky State Bowling association.
The tournament will run three weeks
with hYemen teams taking prene-
denre The tN0-men events following
md winding Id with The rolling 81 ihe
singles Included among The entries
are many prominent players from
various pgiats ii Indiana. Ohio and
Kentucky
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

"a Louis. Mo-. April The I'll.
nual benth shos IN the Missippl va.
KY kennel club opened today III The
Coliseum under auspicious tircunl.
stances The sho8. from present IN
citstipus. vii be the most successful
ever held here The total number
~ thoroughbred canlncs 90 eshlbi.
ton eSceeds 900. aud every breed
kuoan q fanciers IL included in the
list.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
REUNION Is OVER.


San Francisco. Cal. April 3.--with
the departure last night OF Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt for Reno. Nevada.
the reunion Of the Roosevelt family
al the home Of Theodore Roosevelt,
Dr.. came TO an end. and Col. Roose-
yeit began the last bali Of the journey
which he has repeatedly said IA bis
FINAL extended ~tur He spent today
In Reno, and spoke on Good Citizen
ship lie will return to Sacramento
tonight. and after a brief stay will
90 north. arriving In Portland, Ore
gon. Wednesday afternoon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
NORMAN LEWIS
DIES MAY 9TH
Goes 10 Electric Chair On thal Bay
for Killing Policeman StalIiuSs
+*s++**+%*+*+*+$s

= Raleigh, April $3.50 p. NJ =
= Governor Kitchin today named =
= May 9Th as the day on which =
= Norman Lewis should be electro '
:, cuted for the killing Of Chief of =
= Police ]. NJ Stallings. at Spring =
= hope. last September. The SUI =
= preme court recently affirmed the =
= sentence of the court below, maxi :
= ing this action on the part Of the :
= governor necessary. :
= = = +*f+ :
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
BRYAN VISITS TON JOHNSON.
Finds Him Much Better-They Do Not
Talk Politics.

Cleveland. April 3.-Tom L. john
son, who has been i'll in bed for more
than two weeks, received William ].
Bryan In his rickroom Saturday. Mr..
Bryan stopped ove- in this city on his
way from Piqua to GAINESVILLE long
enough to have a chat with Mr.,
johnson.
He was feeling fine" said Mr..
Bryan after his visit. referring to Mr.,
johnson. I'VE didn't talk politics"
| Mr.. Johnson Is able to sit up little
now.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
Plan : Biz Iraslr I.eaeue.

Cincinnati, o., April 5.-Trsns.
poristion and traffic officials repre-.
seniing nearly all the prominent rail.
roads o. the eonntfy met here today
70 discuss the proposed formation Of
4 National League 81 Transportation
and Trsfiic clubs the ne~ organize.
ton expects 10 have ) membership 81
10000 railroad men.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
AIabams Mob Lynehes Negro.

Montgomery. Ala. April while
In the hands OF a mob conveying him
70 his alleged victim for ldentifca-
ton, Pike county negro Sunday
confessed the crime. The mob hang
ed him to a telegraph pole. Scores
of bullets we're shot into the swing
ing body. The mob then dispersed.
The negro confessed TO attacking :
Mrs. Butts, Of Goshen. A mob or
ganized Sunday morning and storm.
ed the jail al Union Springs, takins
the negro from a cell.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
GIVES BABY ACID FOR COUGH.
Infant Dies When Carbolie Is Poured
Down Throat by Mistake.

Shenandoah, Pa, April adam,
the thirteen-months-old son OF F. j.
Gillansky, had a At OF coughing. and
neighbor advised cough medicine.
and volunteered to bring it
BY error a bottle of carbolic acid
was procured and dose given the in
FAINT. Instantly the little fellow with
ed in agony, revealing the mistake.
After two hours Of suffering the child
died
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
National rourt Tennis.

Boston, Mass. April "A lourna-
ment 70 decide The national court ten
mis- championships was opened today
At the Tennis and Racquet club IL this
city. and Will continue through the
greater part Of the week. Among
those taking part are Jay Gould. the
present holder Of the championship
title. aud bis brother. Kingdom, who
also has developed into a clever rae
auet player.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

Columbia. s. q, April s.-Tbe
South Atlantic baseball league start.
ed lie season today with Macon play
Ing at Columbus. Jacksonville at Al.
bsny. savannah IT Charleston. and
Augusta 81 Columbia The schedule
provides for . season Of Iso games,
vita septsmber as the eIosInE date.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

Mrs. Lemon. ! really don't know
shsi would happen. William. n yon
ever agreed with me on any subject
Lenox; Something serious, 20
doubt; for we'd be dead wrong. my
dssr.--Lonaon opinlon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
DIssoLrrrox NOTICE.

The co-partuershlp heretofore eS-
lstlng between y. r. Dickson and g.
ID. Ttigsbee under the nrm name OF
.. y. Dickson and Co. doing a con.
tracing and construction business is
this day dissolved b. mutual con-
sent.
This the Isl day Of Aprii.isif.f
g. D. HIGsBEE.
.. y. DICKSON,
|1~7-1w-lf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

The resignation OF Mr.. John o.
Walker, Jr.. a. deputy clerk In the
register Of deeds Office, took effect
today. Mr.. D. y. NIcols, OF Oak
Grove township. succeeds Mr..
Walker Mr. Nieois has just COM
Dleted business course AZ Raleigh
and IA well prepared 70 assume the
responsible position.
Mr. Walker will take up his old
profession, that Of surveying.
ia u true your student Iodger IL
studying astronomy"
We'll. | think he must be. lie
sleeps al day, but at night he IA al
rays out "--Fiiegsnds Bseett>s.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
FOR THE FAMINE SUFFERERS
FUND STARTED ron RELIEF or
THE CHINESE.

The sun has been requested 10
handle fund for the relief OF the
famine sufferers ia China. where o.
100000 human beings are facing
starvation.
One dollar saves life.
The fund today amounts to the
follows:
Bsraea class OF West Durham
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04
APPOINTMENT OF
TAX ASSESSORS
Continued from Page one.,

Continued from Page one.)
Jones-F. Brock. Trenton.
Lenoir-C. w. Howard. Kinston.
Lincoln. Z. Reinhardt. Iron
Station.
Macon-James A. Porter. Frank.
lin.
Madison-N. B. McDevitt, Mar.
shall.
Martin-w. C. Manning. william.
ston.
McDowell-E. H. Dysert. Marion.
|, Mecklenburg-J. Arthur Hender.
son, Charlotte.
Mitcheli-Robert Dayton. Bakers.
VILE.
Montgomery-D. d. McKinnon
VAUDEVILLE.
Moore-A. c. Kelly, Carthage.
Nash. W. Hines, Rocky Mount
New HanoyerLF. A. Lord, VII
mington.
Northampton. Q. l. Croker
Seaboard.
onslow-Fred W, Hargett, sr.
Jacksonville.
Orange. F. McAdams. Mebane
r. r. d.
Pamiico-A. r. Gatlin, stonewall
Pasquotank-T. B. wilson. Eliza
beth City.
Pender-w. n. Alderman. Bur
gaw.
peraalmans-r. B. Perry, Da
Person--charles A. whitfield
Roxboro.
Pitt-R. W. King, GreenyiIle.
Polk. B. Livingston, Tryon.
Randolph-Hal NJ. Worth, Ashe
boro.
Richmond-stephen wall, Rock
ingham. r. r. ID No. 4.
Robeson-w. n. Humphrey, Lum
berton.
RockIngham-J. n. Price. Madl
son.
Rowan-w. L. Harris, Salisbury
observation-disclosures BIgerstai'
Rutherfordton.
sampson-H. C. Bizzcll. Clinton
seotland-Dugald Stewart. Laur
Inburg.
stanIey--T. colson, Norwood.
Stokes. A. lawson, wainu
Cove. IA
SWAMI. Lee MARI. Bryson Cit,
Transyivanla--J. L. Bell. Breyard
Tyrell-w. r. Spencer, Jerry.
| Union-M. L. Flow. Monroe.
vance-Noses Amos. Henderson
Wake
4 warren--H. 3. Hunter, Alton.
Neutrality-suspicious. J. MereeI
Maekey's Ferry.
j watauga--J. c. Fletcher. Boon,
| Wayne n. Michaux, Cold
boro.
wilkes-L. W. Lunsford. Lov,
lace.
j wIlson--George d. Green. Wilson
Yadkin--J. w. Pass, ysdkInyilI,
Il Yancey--E. y. Mem, Bald creel
-
n Pieket-Crews.
Friends In the city have receive
handsomely engraved cards readin
as follows:
Mr.. Paul Elliott Crews
requests the pleasure Of yot
company AZ the marriage OF
his daughter
II Mandef N4
10
Mr. William Henry Picket
i Wednesday afternoon, April the
twelfth 81
at three o'clock .iNr
At Home a. ~
Durham, North Carolina. isL
Il A. Home
after June the ,rst
Ninety Columbia Avenue. westmoul
Montreal. Canada.
4
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

Burlington, April 3.-ln q fairly
well played game Saturday between
Durham high school and Burlington
high school. Burlington won by
score OF to 5. There was one dis
tinciiy sensational play. that Of
Mitchell, left fielder. who made a
forty-iye-yard running dash and
caught the ball In the ungloyed hand.
Score by innings.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

This is the last time this list will
appear az we shall send the funds
on Monday morning IN the mean
time. any others wishing TO contrib
ute can do so before We close the
lIst and make out the check for the
full amount.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-04

He ia truly a foolish man who viii
praise another woman's baby 10 q
woman who has one Of her own.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

teritattete sunddlt iiber bic sbGtistcit
pcs StaatsbcrbanbeS SIItuois
bei1en Yrdiibent ausuit Robrbaher
geriht. Iusfiibrlide ertpdbnung
iinoet Die irefflihe Irbeit Der Witz
sIieber pes 2esislatip : Misihuiies.
Die WtitslieoerSabl bes 8erbanbes
beiduit lid 5ur Seit anf iiber 10000.
Ser Seridt peiit ferner aud auf Die
ppr3iislihe Organization Der beuts
beutihen 8atbolifen 9biea9o's bin.
Ser Sabresberidt bes Staatsper@
bnnpes 1eras,N eritattet bon Batter
8arnabas Selo, perbreitet iih iiber
bic purh Die eelpaltieen gutfernuus
gen beroorserufeuen Shpieristei>
ten, Die lid Ser Organization Der
beutiden 2dtbolifen entgegeniesen.
Singegen pdren Die @erbunpss @ons
pentionen iiberaus erfolereih. 9sbenh
erwGhnt mirS bic 9bdtisfeit bcs fatbps
liiden. Smmisranten . Sauies In
0alueftpn.
Guutine. @eih6fte.
Ser 9crift bes Delegation j.. 8.
Smmetus, Yittsburs, ga, iiber Die
Sbdtigteit bes 0erbanbeS fatboliiher
8ereire bon Imerifa. miro entsesena
lgenommen.
8ep. 8. 8ueiins, Nebrasfa, per=
ipriht non ieinem Staatsperbann
einen 9eitras BON $1,000 fir bic
Grriftnna eineS carbohydrates fir
ip5iale Hropnsanou.
Hebatteur &entel bon ct. .Souis,
ipridt iiper Den 8runbaeoanfcn Der
grriftuna elmer berartieen' Nuitalt.
Mn Der Sisfufiion betbeiliste iiH
audi Hep. s. Weier. ct. 2ouis.
Gin antrae. Dem Gusidub iir ios
Siale Yropasauou @oamaft fir bic
notbigen Wabreeeln 5ur Surdfib>
runs bes Ylanes Der @rridtuns zines
Carbohydrates 81 ertbeilen, fpuroe
ansenommen.
Neoafteur @onncr. Dubuque. Sa..
lentte Die Iufmertiamteit auf Die
YiIgcrfabrten fatboliider Seuti6s
Mmeritaner nad Rom. nno Hrdiioent
SelterS erbielt VoImadlt, lid biesbez
silalid nit 8ep. Urban Nageleiien.
Dem Sireftor bes 2eos5auies in Eeip
Yorf, in Verbinoung su fesen.
SmtereTante Wsittbeilnns.
H~eionbereS Sntereie erreste bic
Mlittbeilung 9r. SDelpsrS, ". D., bat
er In Hbilacelpbia einen 1ranena
Silfsperein init mebr ais 400 Ytit.
slieocru griinbete NIB lid, sieier Yera
einieuna et,ua 80 1amen Der Seiiis.
@eiit 8emeinoe in Spmth Hetblebem
anaeihlpHen baben. Spsf nss Vers
eimS lit, lid Der MGhhen' 1irisras
(0,GShen Seim, stsaenpermittiuns
u. I. NJ ~ miemen,
Ter firsftor Sss 4risierieminars
su S%sertrppf bel Y~hilaSslsbia, ismis
bic hrrt hpsirenhsu TrpisHpren itehsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
(spesicn fir bieie SettnnsJ
no6 if IS nidt 81 (pdt!

n rtennt Sbr bic 5eiHen ~nnier.r> Ssit??,
IT, SORT Chr bic Hmfe in, beitsn Strsit:
Sie Gbrit, bic antidriit9 II. @@'
Gar bitter ut Der Sanpi ertfaht, HI
S5rt Chr, rie man periluht, SerlaMt,
WaS ms 10 beiiis 1T? So: .as. Fn,,a- -.y
Sebt Sbr, ME n,au bas Qreus p~erbobnt? .
SDrt Sbr, ipie Is beribertSnt:
.Scrfrefet Is i'm 8ofb? - ..t.
tlnb n,aftiser bramt her 5einbe sd,aar
@ie balen bic 5auite tic SUM altar, ~ &
5Rrfuabr, Is ,uahh bic Roth! ~ s
3eunt Shr her 9hse perbeerenS @iit?,
Seht Shr, wie man in Bort nnb Sdrit
gerbreitct bic siftise Brit?
Wan list iber Grieiter, bsuirit tie nit Shntnt
ltnb Ias erpedet nidt nniern lrns?,
Ypbt niht in Der sdldfe has glut?
Nd neir, mir limb ia 10 sabm, 10 matt,
ge5oblen iosar md, has Snbenblatt
las fred nniern 0lauben ~uerbSbnt!
Gs fpn,at ms Sans, - iabrans, jabrein: g.
aatboliite yldtter?, adj neis, adj neu.
Die Fno ia bod 10 ~perpSnt!
sNas fOnnte her Nadbar iasen ba3u?, .s..
,tnb i'd, = i'd mill ia nnr Huh', MIR Hub',
r@as fimntert benn mid Der Streit? .
Die 9inber?, = menn bic and ms giatt NAL iebu,
rsie n,HHen bod i&liskli6 ben 3sitssiit ~ssritsb'n,
~ Vo Wtncet "S0StHSt Ceu@ rr -r.
y -
9erartiac feiae Gbriiterlemt'
@iebt % Ieioer 10 piele bent, - @r. --..
bic Shlafmiise ami benz Chr.
Sic leben int trdsen SMlaraffenmabn
limb idnifen benz ituslanben freie gabn,
limb Offncn ibm 2bir nnb Ibur.
Scbt, ipe Der 5einbc Erefe f~lsrisrt,
Ia nniere @ldfter inan bppfotfterf,
limb 10 herriht Der finitere geih.
Wan ihaut babel in trdser Rub
Dst Hinaen Der eieenen HreNe 81,
Der ihnSoc bic 9bir' man meif!
Mian rebet lid aus: WnS brinst'S fir Uesinn?,
Spd, furdtbar rdbt ih Der dsisbeit sinn,
9enn barauf rnbet Der JlnM!
tnb alaMbenSloS mirb baS ndMte geihIe&f,
limb baran 1T idmlb, = periteht mid reMt:
1ash ihIedjte glaft uber Sud!
1'rnm auf, nod lit Is niht So iSdt,
Gin Sfelm, iner bic eisene Sadbe perrGf1,
Die ihledten SLATER btnaus! s,t,
YSo, iuamer upbnt elm aatbplif,
d raft, aa pcrlanat NIT freiem Slid:
2atboliife SLATER ms Sansl
gsttfrieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
StaatsperbuncS gerihte.

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