davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-22

Planning to come to America. it was
arranged that all should take the
same vessel They did, but when the
iceland brought them in, young
Strasberger and his fiancee, who had
planned to get married in Strasberg-
er's Canton home, found that they
would have to be married before leav-
ing the ship or go back by the Zee
land. The Travel Aid society went
to the rescue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-22

which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and immense
sale by its remarkable cure of colds.
1t can always be depended upon, For
sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-22

Anyone missed in the soliciting or
the gathering of material for the sup
per are requested to bring their dona-
tions to the church.-St. Mary's, o.,
Leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-22

When her child is in danger a wo-
man will risk her life to protect it.
No great act of heroism or risk of
life is necessary to protect a child
from Group. Give Chamberlain's
Remedy and all danger is avoided
For sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-22

room off the kitchen when she saw
father with the gun but he began
firing at her and then she fell on
the floor and l saw the blood"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-22

Constitutional guarantees that can
be suspended on any pretext don't
amount to much.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
BEWARE OF CONTINENTS FOR CA TARRR THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy tho sense of smell aid completely doranIo tno whole system when entering lt through tho mucor~ surfaces. Such articles ,hoG'5 uougr hm us.d except on prescriptions from r.0u'anlo phy- ~to.8rs. as 'd. iama-a they viii do .- -.. fold ,r lnn nos-.hi. good yUu .au derive from them Halls Catarri Cure. manufactured hy F J Cheney X Co. Toledo. O.. contains no mc~. cu-y. and is taken internally. actiu2 directly upon tho hlol and mucous surfaces of the system h buying Halls. Ca,arrn Cure ho sure to got ,hs genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. ! Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
 Sold hy Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for cou- >ttpauoo
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25

"i tnovaI iE Is~' 70 iH'n fNul .0 terore tle train came .0N@. s' ! '..'. cd un To rnnm and Slji rN J'., U.1 .t.u J~,uar vcu for that ~uG ,.>e. There vas s Sccue, ot y.urH lJ1 ! had an assistant ready and called him. tonk Jre suit case from t.c hands ut rnc burInr a.d Gcwanlod ,ha key Ir gave it ro utc at once, and. opHviag Jho Ca>c. thrwr. >vrC cnouSh. were the jew els miNel in with womCu's lingerie.
 '>cc hevr. >aM tho fellow. this k robbery ar au wnrUcQucuted railway station at 0#Guirbt Now. I'll make you au oCer. We are cIoNlug. and I've gat a h-.Grc5 dollars in my pocket I'll give ,ou rather than bc exposed. Let u~ go with our property anu the money k yoUr>
 ''I lauEhcl at him. telling him that h0d been informed of the 'e,opcwcut' and was not to br fooled hy his story The lady'S maid was about to % into mysteries when two gjr'S and two fcl- lows rushed out from dark corner, one ot the girls shouting: Its all right, N-. Nctcyr,ve. l put uD a joke on rrau wrote that letter, knowing they were going 10 elopo, hrl | d.lnJ I.rw. E.t. you'd take it So hard
 ~Shc nrt her arms arnu0d the eloU ing girl and tried to quiet her, which w.> uo easy job. The groom looked a~ th.ach he would Ike to kill this 9..ug friend who had brought her friends with her to see tho fun
 As soon aS ! saw that it was a genuine c'orement, with CroliC of vounc>,c7S added. took the matter fn good nart. pronounced it a capital joke and iute0cedcd with the bride and groom for the 5oker'> forgiveness. She Wis rHa brides sister. and it was all in tho family. But there wasn't much t.n,o to make ur. for the train whi> t.eG and in a few moments pulled mp ! the station. The eloDerS got aho0ri and tho young scamUs who had played -.n joke fred a vo1ey ot rjnc and old ~..a~ at .Ham as rnc train Ur'lcd ont
 ~Thg,.S tho biggest sol oD me ever .rt His fptNniiye business
 "-s va> a pretty SerivnS joke to play. va~~'t i,s'
 Serious, Did you ever hear ot a yar-c ma1caD like that taking any ;hsuc ~e~.ouS'y2 That cirl wouldn't >.o0 at anythinC And it's an right ton They get into the serious bust ness ot life soon enough. They have 10 crowd the fun into a mighty few years"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
SENTENCED TO DEATH
 BY A BROTHER MASON

LONDON. April -.-Tnc first Ma. son ever sentenced to doah ln Eng land by a brother Mason. so far as known. expiatod his crime "n the SaIIows at Poatou,i,lo prison t'day.
 When Frederick Henry So3don was led into the death chamber he still protested hss innocence with the same fcrvor that caa.a.torizyi his remarkable speech in court fo,awin2 he 5ury.~ verdict or rai.y. wh"" ny employing a secret Mas nj. i n. ha he-0a.at the wory at l.st.o Euykam. B grad ma.ta~ ri .hn ia tc~njry
 "Recore ,ly Great Nr.n...e q. .hr Universe" sail Sei5on. ci.tu- inc Masonic sign. T swoa- | am n0n cent"
 In p7onouncine sou,rn.r 'ud-e Ruckniu was deeply moved
 You know and know 'hat we belong to one hrothorhood." he said. but that brotherhood condemns orim, | pray you to make your psa0n win the Great Architect of tho Universe. .
 Seddou was convicted of mur3o~inr Miss Eliza Barrow. who hal o0t~ust- ed $2ooo to his care.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
WOMEN CAPTURE ROEBEP,

NEW YORK. April -- In a aimv Gch,od d.u.o- o'w. where t.sy knocked him oyer chairs 5.H -a".N while they themselves wc~u .a. .er,t ahout in the same way. Mrs Annie Contcu. forty years old. au3 ha- rmr. icon year oli daughter Ann.o. 1a.- t.od for twenty minutes to-day v..h a man. Mrs Co0teN sad sha discover ed him raDsacEinE a buroau in her bedroom Williamsburg. a policeman, found the two women st~ug-ltnS with tho man whom he suAduod with his club
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
TITANIC OFFICER GIVES
 DAMAGING TESTIMONY
LRr Alaska News Bureau.l

WASHINGTON. n. C.. April g5-Iu tho iuvestiIaion Of thc Senate Com uittoe into Ihe wreck af ,bo Ttaujr Fifth Offer Lowe. who hal char-c O. ono of thn lie noat.. testified that he hal t7 swear a. Ni9e-Prest dent Ishmar to k".p him rom crowd ing into his boat ao' .raycn.ing rh5 women anal .l.1~.. from c,t+u2 aboard
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
ASToR FORTUNE SAID TO
 BE Si25,CoO.o0o DOLLARS,
lRr AIaskn News Rureau.N )

NEW YORK. April 25-Tho vii of tho late Col John Jacob Astor will be filed for probate tho latter part of this week
 Estimates which have been made places the valuation Of tho Astor fortune at one hundred and twenty. f.vo million dollars
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
E. (. HAWKINS WILL
 FILED FOR PROBATE.
,Ry Alaska News EarcaaN

lEy Alaska News ha.gaa'
 SEATTLE. April 25-The will Of Inc lata Erast1s Cowatn. Hawkins was filed for probate la.o E..."r.ay afternoon.
 The will provides ono hundred dol, lars for eaya ct his children. a1l the balance Of his estate. vh..h is esti, mated at three hundred thousand dollars is left 10 nj, widow
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From this date on all calls intend ed for Henry Friedenthal, the Inde, pendent ExpresSman should be made to seven-six C76) and your call will receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the Rough, ton Cigar Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
ALLEN GANG GRANTED
 CHANGE OF VENUE.
LRr Alaska News Burean.l ]

HTLLSVILLE, Ky, April 2j-At the opening of court yesterday morni0S, ju the Allen Brothers Gang casc. a plea oS not guilty was entered. and at the same time a change of venue wsS asked for and the court granted the reQueSt. changing the hearing of the trial from this city to Wygher- yiI6o. Virginia
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25

Bonded wh.skics-Gibson, Mount Vernon and Belmont The best of Beer-Blue Ribbon. GUdweiser and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tela- phone e. f
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
How the Jewels W ere CaIned
 Of
By EDNA C. WHITNEY

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
SENATE FAVORs FEDERAL
 CONTROL STATE ELECTIONS.
LRy Alaska News Bureau.l )

WASHINGTON, D. c. April 2--On the amendment to the House DesO- mtion, looking towards the election Of senators. the Senate today insisted O federal control by a vote of fcTty- Two to thiU'y-SiX.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
A fine mild temperance drink

A fine mild temperance drink is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters of TumwsteT Falls, and the very best barley malt with just the right proportion of choicest grown hops. Brewed Rs on- Iy the Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
GREAT c, EAshvcE SALE

Sold at a Loss, Malt Rainier. 20 cents per bottle Especially prepared for sick people and invalids, and ex- cellent for nursing mothers. Only two ba-nels left. After that price vii ba 8 cents per bottle.
 pack Train Rar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
LONDON

LONDON, April 25--Mrs. John Jacob Astor. the lately divorced wife of the late Col John Jacob Astor, departed on the Lousitauia for New York City. where she goes Go ConsgI Ie Mrs AStor number two
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25

When in WhitehorSe stop at the Dominion Hotel. Best beds, best ac. commodations, best prices. If
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
MRS. AsToR NO. ONE TO
 CONSOLE NUMBER TWO
Lnr Alaska News RureanD ]

NEW YORK, April 25-Mrs. John Jacob Astor has suffered a second nervous collapse. and her physicians entertain the gTavost fear for her life
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAewkY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, April 2i. 1912. Is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25

WOOD TO BURN Good Dry Planking for Summer use, Special price this month
 $2.o0 PER R OK. St~HERB TAYT. o R-Phone
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25
10 BURN

FIRE sALEt FIRE SALE
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-25

Pack Train Bar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

(5OriisBuns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

Der 2onboner in Sdub senrnimen. ins
Rem es in Der WuIiibalIe palladium"
cine Qrt pautomime psrbot. bttiteH
Die S1mmerung Der aiebe", bic
abnm unb gna in einem Fnitiim seigs
is, Sds Die uni6ulb bss parabieies gu
beutlih porfiibrte. SIM angemsinen
iperben folde 0sr1uhs auf ben 2ons
bonsr 9iitnsn ielten unternommen;
man Deib ibon, moran man iid gu
balten bat. Cont ipiitbet bier Der moe
ralsrbali.nbe Rotbitift nit Dorliebs
seeeH Die eineefiibrien fran5Oiiftsn
Stiide, berkn meiit bic beiten sssbern
ausgerupff iperoen. aubsrbem ift man
riidHhtslos eesen bieprofanirung ben
bibIiihen Geitalten uno 9esenbeu.
Tas mubte ielbit Rihdrb Strnub'
Salome erfdbren, bsren Ruhloiigteit
bic Wahfamteit oes 2orb Chamber
lain gerdbe5u beransforberte. Sm
iibriseE i6einsn Die 3enioren Der friis
bern unb Der pittorianiihen 3eit be-
beuienh engber5iser gepeIen an iein,
ais es kuts Der Jan lit. Wentsftens
beriftet uns bariiber Der beriibmie
ariiiter Clement Seott in ieinem gus
de iiber bas Drama bon heuie. einise
unisrbaItIome gsiipisle. Der 8er'ht.
sritntter Gtprge GDlinnn, Der 1886
itarb, ftrih regelrrdbis bic anrene
.Mein gngeI!" an elm fhonts Meib
gerintet, tpenn er iie In einem Sdduz
ipisI dntraf. I'm ben Grunb befragt,
aHtfportete er: .Gs III 3fpur elm Weib
! ssmeint, aber Elm bimmliifes. Das
wort III cine MrIpielung auf bic ens
aeI Der Shrifi. tpelde binmlifhe per.
ionIihteiten porItelIen.- Gin anbsrer,
Wi[liam gobbnm DONNIE, sing nod
meter. sr Irih resslmdbis bas Mort
v@ott1. Gs ipirb ersdblt, ols er eins
NAL mad 6aus eetommen fei. babe tr
Teine ainber esfunben. fpie lie bic gu
priifenben Shouipiele burhfa1en uno
psraniigt dusriefen: ia iit fpiener
| ,goit4, papo!A pornuf er ndiitdtifh
ertpiberte: .Streidt es aus, meine
aiebtn, unb febt ~5iuimel" bdfiir.
Gin arusifir burfte nod BIB Dor bre.s
lbig Sabrsn nitt auf bic engliife
9iihne gebroht iperbtn. ails bic Ri@
| Iiori Dor fiinf3is Sabrsn Elm Stiid
,Mprrba1 auifiibr,n fpollte, bas NIT
ariehiffen Suist bic Qiebe zines Was
| ters su ieiner 5ohter fdiIberte. muBs
te Il. ftrads srfnbren. baB ss 10 ets
mas i'm iittiamen England niht sibt.
unb bic .pbdbra4 Der Ra4el unb bon
Gordb Hernbarbt ionnien blob paiiis
rsn, neil bier bic Immoral bod nun
fton einmaI ~sIaiiiih" 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

9as 9erm0gen Der grs
taiferin Charlotte BON
Merito. Ius 9rIiTel ipirb Rrihz
tet: Gs ftnben 8erbanolungen iiber
bas @ermDgen Der ungliidlihen 9aiz
fsrin Charlotte BON Merito ftatt. Der
@prmunb Der prin3eiIin mar Der per1
itorbeue Gonis 2eopolo Don 8elsien.
Rah beFen gooe bat iie i'm prin3en
BON 2igne einsn neuen Yormunb err
balten. gs banbslt iih oarum ben .3ue
ianmenbong 5niiden bem Hadlahe
&onig aeopolb's unb benz prioatDers
moeen Der Gdiierin 3u trennen. eSa
benz 8erm0gen Der prin5efin fpurDen
brei Millionen 9ongoipertbe sefunben,
Die Der aDnig Desbal6 ibrem 8ermos
gen augefiigt bate, nm i6re beiben
S6lDffer in ben Nrbennen fir ben belz
giiden Gtaat gu eriperben. gs ideint
isst, bab Der belgfhe Staat iih in
ben 9eiiB bieier beioen 2iesenihaften
bringen tpin unb besbalb permDgens=
redtliat Observation-Disclosures itatts
finssn miijIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

glba 6. Copper an s. o. puecini.
/ Got on nto., 81.
selen u. pieree on Gouis Blues
itein, 1Sa Sub an so. 6. 2lpe., $500.
anlira 6. Sinainser an CLARA 6.
gufe, so Sub on ReIor Abe, 81.
Geo. Wsatbers an 5rdnf Ruit, so
SUB an part Npe., Roripoob. 81.
OatleD port 60. OH aaibrnn y.
Gutter, 40 JuB an "a. gpe., Saflen,
81.
Inton SsinSmonn on Sannab ..
Gngert, s gtder In Sett. 8, eoleroin
Sp., ST..
5arolo Rplanb ON Sobn u. 3iesler,
so 5ub on Wener Ipe., 81.
Gatb. M. 9apborn II. Ino. (per
SherifD an 5bsooor 5apborn, 35Jub
an Goleroin 4pe., l Got an 5otunihip
Ctr, 17a Sub an Rioble Strabs,
$s7e6.6s.
Bm. q. Geoskean ON 6. 8. Sofs
feIb, l Got an 5nirpiep 4pe., 81.
1hps. W. gopouiIl, Gree, un9orrn
6. Dacaseper, 2 Cots on Dart 9lpe.,
S4610.
9erfelbs an bio., / Got on bto.,
$1,000.
pauIine o. 2oobsr on Carrie 8.
Mit. 80 5uB an MiIsbrae 4pe., 81.
Sobn R. RidIes an 5Grrp 5. pierz
ion, 80 5uB an WaIhineton 4pe-, 81.
senHet sootfieIo an Gdfper Robler,
80 Jub on 1repor gpe., 81.
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Cincinnati 4. San,

Y II II II q II r. Jun.
Mpers q. Cooper on Caroline linz
n.tpebr, so bel 128 Gub an Der Oits
isite bon Gpans pIaee, Clifton. 81.
Sirom W. RuIifon on Carl W.
Griffin, Got 123 in gaerslie untera6s
tb.ilune in Ripsriibe. ST..
qBilliam Barb an albert Gubotpss
tp u. anb., % Bel So Jub an Der
Rorbi.it. Der George Ctr, 81
Senrp sorbst an Miliom Barb.
basielbe Giesntbum, 81.
9ol. 5sberger, Mbm.. an 5u3b
Jlabertp, IA bei 217 Gub an Sid
Run Roab, S198.75.
Grben bon Sermon Shroer. per
Sberiff, on gsrtba Gdroer, Cots 88
nnD 103 in Samss 8. Diners 4bbis
tion su Qodlauo, s..
Catherine Wt IapbOrn. per Sbtriff.
on 6enrp D. Soaniunn, 40 Jub an Der
SiiDieite Der Sopple Ctr, $1,000.
Dapib gpbsn an Mpum W. Sehn.
40 Bel 100 Sur an Der Siibieite ber
glari Ctr, 165 Jub ipeitliH bon Gen'
trail Mpe.. 81.
Sohn Garter an Omen C'Drien. ]
Sabr pa6t aui Got 58, in Wner's
llnterabtbeilung in SburonpiIt; idbrs
lihe Mistb. $50.
Walt.r e. Shmibi, Grsr., an gdf
iius M. Gifbsr, 10 GuB an WiIesGtr.
1920.
Otto Rofsnislber an Nofn Weder
rs Jub an gDleruin Mpe.. 81.
emma MaTarb an gbas. 6. Cor,
bes, so Sub an Gbermrn glDt.. Fcrl
poob, 81.
gli5absth Shulte u. u. (psr Gbt
riff) an 6.rman Gebus. 363 Mder II
Sett. "a. Green 7p., $l15O.
Jreb. glob, IT,, an Jofepb Debdr
17s SUB an WaInut, 5ipiiGen Auifci
unb 13. Ctr, ST..
Gbitb 90. Bold an btc.. "a Gub q,
Walnut Str., 81.
Annu W. 8artbolorse an Mbu @
6cpper. l aOi a. Gtant uHb Glen
lsa3
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,4ppenoicitiS"

bic qefiirht.ts arantbeit, bic 10 biele
Menihen benz Wefer bss Sperutsurs
iiberlisfsrt, lit tdufig Die Jolse unres
gslmGbiser unb ungeniigsnoer 5hds
tigteit oes Miagsns unb Der ginse<
tpeibe. 0iefe Srgane 81 regelm6B ger
sbGtisteit anregen, beibt, bic tobts
bringenbe Grantbeit abDsa0sn. Die
ct. Bernard ar1utt-pillen. Die nGc9
differentiation 3esept nur dus ben
reiniten gflan5enidftsn bsrqeitsat perz
ben, iinb bas .insiee, 5upsrIaiIigs Witz
tel, um Magen, Gingepeioe, 9.6sr uno
4iersn gu resslmdBissr .Sbdtig.eIt an
5uregen. am
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man bot gegen uns einen Iebr aeraben
Nee einseifldaen, ben mir nur lpilig
sli perfplsen braudten. nm gum 3iele
su fomn,sn. Brit einem Wort, 9err
Srminser BAT einen febr fad,peritdnbiz
gen 8epollmGhtieten bier oebdbt lnh
Der bat nah beftsn 8rdften ieinepFliht
erfiillt uno init nns fpnferirt."
rGinen 8epoIlmddtigten2" frasie
Ger Sberit. auf bas oohite eritaunt
unb iab baib ben eineT. balo ben ans
beren juneen Mann aE, nDas pers
ite6e, iper tann, id niht. alfp htrdus
nit Der Sprahe, iper bat feline pfliht
erfiillt unb NIT gnh tpnferirt2A
Irnolb fhtpies, neil er niht ipubte,
tpie er IbeIe bier NIT ms 9tiprdh
aieben Iollte, aber ba erbarmte iih
Wernsr feinsr Berleeenbeit uno ingte:
rGs bdnst has, tpis Sbr Sobn fhpn
seiagt, isbr einfad suidmmsn, 9err
Sberit. 9errn Srminger's geDoIi<
nd6tieter in bieiem San mar ieine
eiqsne Sohter nnb Die bat Irnolo ben
Wunid hires 9aters mitastbeilt."
rab!" rief Der Sberit nit ipeit
aufoeriiIenen auoen. .alio 10 lit es!
go, bann Siebe ih midi fpie cine
S6nede in mein Saus 5uriid uno
i6lieBs meins 5bHr, Saba! IIIc bic
2loeIe mar es! Ra ia, bic uerisebt Is
frsiIih beHer als ih. nit stnsm pnnr
folder Serren um5u9sben, tpte Jhr cs
Isio - bas 3eus bat lie oasu. Run
oenn, 10 gratulire it! Wos - iuoa.
Sbr ihon aebens"
Irnolo. benz bas auf pieiem pnntt
aneslongte @eiprGh siniges ptr5iloa
pTsn peruriahte, lpar du1atitonbsn
uno bate f.insn gut genomnen. so"
fdate er, mir miiNsn eeben, nm TINS
gum GFsn onsutIsioen. llebernies bat
Werner einen auftrag pon Jrdu!ein
Srminaer aus5uri6tsn, Der Gils bat.
f,eute abeno MOLTEN mir guh mittbeis
len, mas mir Guh iouit nod gu iogsn
baben. 2ebt ipobl.."
Die iunsen W6nner 9ingen nnb Der
SberIt lieb iie ruhig sisbsn. 9ls lts
aber bonn 5auie ioipsit fort tpartn,
oab lie ibn niht mehr boren tonnten,
tpanbte er Ii6 gu ieinsr itumm uno
nahbentIi6 baiibenoen 5rou unb iags
te nit einem fcmi5hen ausorud bod
ter 9erpunosrung in isinsm shrlihen
9eiihi:
rSeba, Wutier, boit Oh es gshOrta"
Cas ipar ia gang mas Reuss! Werfit
0u tpObI, mas in Der 2uft ihipeb.9
5a."
Srau SuIon, Biz 81 ben S6IGfsn
errotbenb, nidte Bios uno bod ipislte
babei Elm sIiidlides QG4sIn I'm ihrs
isinen 3iiee.
So ia bod, Gu biit auh ftumm. "
fubr Der Sberit fort. Did bat Der
| glib du6 elm 8isaen estrofftn ipie
mid - ith merts q idon. Ra. iuluer
log! Die Sungen poQen iict audi Gins
nal ihre geiier houcn, ipie bic 4lter,
| unb i'd mill linen pabrhaftia nini
binberlih isin. Itnn bos sinmoI sss
iaiebt, fpas ih nur isst gang i'm SttIs
len bentt uno ras mir lpobrhdfttg,
uoh benz qsbeim,u @erfubrsn oss be-
tpubten gepollmG3iigten 81 ftlitben,
i6ou 10 si.mIit) gsipiB eri6eint, 10
bat Der Sunge tsiHen iiblen Jlug &C.
mod,t unb Ii6 Elm reht tparmes R.i'
gu ieinsr 5eimath auserfeben, 5oI'
mid Der Gjeisr, Oas mar biibih uni
nun niu id qIeitl einmaI nah be,
neusu grauer,i asben unb einsn tiihlsr
S6iut sur Grholuns trin.sn. dc,
Sunos nit ieirsm geheiulen gepou:
mG6tisten bat mid heib g.na4t
bah"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05
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