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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
ALLAN HERBERT
RECUPERATING
IN CALIFORNIA

Allan Herbert, member of the Ha-
waiian delegation to the Democratic
convention at Baltimore, was unable to
go to the convention on account OF
illness, and, instead, went to Arrow
head Springs, CAL, to recuperate.
This news was received here by
friends of Dr.. St d. G. Walters, DR..
Walters writing that Mr.. Herbert is
showing every sign of recovering
from the strain of travelling. He was
ordered to take a rest. The news
came from California the latter part
of June and therefore Mr. Herbert's
friends feel cetain that there is no
need for worry.
There was report some time ago
as to Mr.. Herberts condition, but the
letter from DR.. Walters is the first
definite word that Mr. Herbert's many
friends have had.
NJ. Herbert would have been, it is
said, the oldest delegate at Baltimore.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
CABLES
RUSSIANS CONE

DR.. Victor S. Clark, Commissioner
of immigration, cabled to the Board
today that forty-fiye Russian laborers
are coming on the Shinyo Maru from
Manchuria, arriving here from the
Orient on July Is.
While it is not definitely known, II
is presumed that these were booked
under the former arrangement with
the Perelstrous immigration scheme,
the agreement being now terminated
The Russians coming, it is believed,
were found by DR.. Clark to be suit
able for immigrants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
OAHU RAILW WAYS
NEW DIVIDEND

O g @ o o o o @ @ 9 @ @ @ O o
g At a meeting of the directors /.
g of the Oahu Railway and Land /.
q Company held this morning, it /.
y was voted to pay a dividend of .
/. sixty-five cents share monthly /.
Q beginning July Is. This is an g
G. increase of $4,000 in the dfvi- +.
. dend, and is equal to 81 per Q
. cent on the present quotation of /.
9 the stock. @
Q . o . . q o o o o o o Q Q Q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
TROUBLE TN CHINA;
ASSASSIN IS ACTIVE

Especial Star Bulletin CableI
TIENTSIN, China, July S. Tang
shao vi barely escaped death at the
hands Of an assassin introduced by
former Taotai Chang chun.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
McCAREY REFUSES
W0LGAST THE BELT
TAssociated Press Cablel

Los ANGELES, csI- July s-Tom
Mccarey, promoter Of the Wol1sst-
Rivers fight, refuses to give Champion
WoIgast the diamond belt on account
Of the conditions under which the de-
cision was given, both nnsn being prse-
tically knocked out.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
REBELS LOSE ANOTHER
TO MEXICAN FEDERALS

GAssociated Press cabIeJ
EL PASo, Tex July s. The defeat
ed rebels have abandone. chihuahua
and rctreated toward Jusfsz-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
HADLEY DOM IT. TOO
IAssocIated Presa cable !

ASSOCIATED Press Cablel
JEFFERsoNvlLLE, No, July s.
Governor HadIsy Of Missouri the
Roosevelt floor leader il the Chicago
convsntion. said today that thsro wilt
be no Athird party" in Missouri. Tho
state organization i pfoorsssivs hs
says.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05

The crew of the navy tug Navajo
is in for what is practically w,k's
vacation, commencing tomorrow. The
tug, Captain Babson, is to sail for
Hilo, to give all the men liberty and
a chance to see the volcano.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05

Land Commissioner Joshua Tucker
will sell at public auction tomorrow
several land leases, one of $50 acres
at Aiea and the other number Of
government remnants on Maui, con-
tanning a total of about fifty-nine
acres. The sale will be held on the
steps of the capitol building at noon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05

Iowa Senator and Missouri
Governor Against Third
Party Movement

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July s.-ssn-
ator A. 3. cumnins Of Iowa, late can
didats for the Republican presidential
nomination, has decided not 70 join
the Roosevelt Progressive movement,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
AMERICAN Held
AS GERMAN SPY
Especial star-BulIetin cabIel

IT
LEIPsIc, Ger. July 5.--LsopoId Eli
srs, : nat1ralized American born IN
HsIisoIand, was today ssntsnc,d 70 six
years for espionage. Il is charged that
EiIer, was spying for the British.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
ATCHERLY DAUGHTER
CHRISTENED IN B. C.
Especial Star-BulIetin Cablel

Especial Star-BulIetln CableI
VANCOUVER, 3. c., July 5s-vie-
toria Kaiulani AtcherIey, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. John Atcherley, and
granddaughter Of Queen sLiIiuokaIani,
was ehristened here today.
Mrs Ateherley is related to the Ka-
Iakauas by adoption.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
Underbidding their nearest

Upderbidding their nearest COM
retitor by 5000. Freitas and Fernan-
dez today received the contract for
constructing the concrete 'culvert
over the Makiki stream. leading to
the newly opened Makik tract sold
by the government Freitas and Fer
nandez' bid was $S75 The Lord
Young Engineering Company's tender
was $1,000: the Honolulu Construc-
tion Company, $1049. and Henry De-
fries 1886.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
{ Associated Press Cahl!

IAssociated Press CableI
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 5.-5y a
vote Of 43 to 12, the Senate today ear
ried through the twe-LAt-seship pro-
gram.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05

Wisconsin women are organizing tC
fight the suffrage movement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
PROM 5. r.

For $. r.:
Lurline-Korea July .
From Vancouver:
zealandia. July II.
For Vancouver;
Marama. July rs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-18

failure viii be lamentable, and our headu
VIII be bowed with shame; for not oniV
snah we fall for ourselves, but our fall
ure VIII wreck the fond desires Of ali
throughout the world who look toward ne
with the fond hope that here in this great
republic 1t shall be proved from ocean TO
ocean that the people can rule themselves
and thus ruling, can gain liberty for and
do justice both to themselves and to 9TH
ers: We, who stand for the cause of the
uplrt OF humanity and the betterrnent ~
mankind, are pledged to eternal war
against wrong, whether by the few or by
the many, by plutocracy or by a mob
we believe that this country will not he
a permanently good place for any OF us
to live In unless We make it a reasonably
good place for all OF us to live in. The
sons OF all of us will pay in the future
if we of the present do not do Justice 10
all in the present. Our cause is the cause
OF justice for all in the interest of all. The
present contest is but a phase of the Iarg-
er struggle. Assuredly the fight will go
on whether we win or lose; but 1T will be
a sore disaster to lose What happens to
me is not Of the slightest consequence:
am to be used, In doubtful battle any
man is used, to his hurt or not, so long
as he is useful and is then cast aside or
left to die. 1 wish you to feel this. mean
it; and L shall need no sympathy when
you are through with me, for this fight
is far too great to permit us to concern
ourselves about any one mans welfare. II
we true to ourselves by putting far
above our own interests the triumph OF
the high cause for which we battle. We
shall not lose. 1t would be far better to
fail honorably for the cause we champion
than it7would be to win by foul methods.
the foul victory for which our opponents
hope. But the victory shall be ours, and
it shall be won as we have already won
so many victories, by clean and honest
fighting for the loftiest of causes. We
fight in honorable fashion for the good
of mankind; fearless of the future, IN
needing of our individual fates, with I'M
flinching hearts and undimmed eyes; we
stand at Armageddon. and we battle for
the Lord.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-18

The one is the common right of humanity,
the other the divine right of kings 1t is
the same principle in whatever shape it
develops itself. 1t is the same spirit that
says, "You toll and work and earn bread,
and will eat it." No matter in what
shape it comes, whether from the mouth
his own nation and lives from the fruit of
their labor, or from one race of men as
an apology for enslaving another race,
it is the same tyrannical principle.
How Lincoln Would Act.
Were Lincoln alive today he would add
that 1t is also the same principle which
is now at stake when we fight on behaIf
of the many against the oppressor in mod
ern industry, whether the abuse of special
privilege be by a man whose wealth is
great or little, whether by the multi
millionaire owner of railways and mines
and factories who forgets his duties to
those who earn his bread while earning
their own, or by the owner of a foul little
sweatshop who coins dollars from the eX-
cessive and underpaid labor OF haggard
women. We who stand for the cause OF
progress are fighting to make this country
a better place to live in for those who
have been harshly treated by fate and II
we succeed it also will really be better
place for those who are already well or
None of us can really prosper permanently
if abuses of our fellows are debased and
degraded, If they are ground down and
forced to live starved and sordid lives so
that their souls are crippled IKE their
feeling bIunted. We ask that those of our
people to whom fate has been kind shall
remember that each is his brothers keeper
and that all of us whose veins thrill with
Astounding viger shall feel our obligation
to the less fortunate who work YEARLY
beside US in the strain and stress OF our
eager modern life.
The Crisis of the Nation.
Friends, here in Chicago at this time,
you have a great task before you L wish
YOU to realize deep in your hearts that
you are not merely facing crisis in the
history of a party You are facing a
crisis in the history of a nation; and
what you do will have an appreciable eff
feet throughout the world at large. Here
in America, we, the people, have a con-
tinent on which to. work out our destiny,
women are fit to face the mighty days.
Nowhere else in all the world is there such
a chance for the triumph a gigantic
scale of the great cause of democratic
and popular government. If we fail. the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-18
Zerno for Dandruff
You Will Be Surprised to Sec How
Quickly 1t Disappears.

No more dirty coats from dandruf9
heads. Zemo stops dandrun. Apply
IL any time with the tips of fingers.
the pores, makes the scalp healthy,
makes the hair fine and glossy.
Zemo is prepared by e. w. Rose
Medicine Co.. St. Louis. Mo-, and il
regularly sold by all druggists at 81
per bottle. But to enable you 20 make
test and prove what 1t will do for
you, get a 25-cent trial bottle fully
guaranteed or your money back al
Brunt's Drug Store.
Endorsed and sold by leading drug
gists everywhere and in Topeka By
Brunt Drug CO., 5th and Kansas Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-18
Makes the Nation GasD.

The awful list of injuries on Fourth of
July staggcrs humanity. Set over AGAINST
It, however, is the wonderful healing, by
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, of thousands
who suffered from burns, cuts, bruises.
bullet wounds or explosions. Its the quick
healer of boils, ulcers. eczema, sore lips
or piles % cts at Campbell Drug CO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-18
Ome8a
for Oil
Sore Feet

Nothing does the feet more good
than simple rubbing with this
wonderful Oil. 1t strengthens and
soothes burning, aching and swollen
feet in a remarkable way. Trial
bottle Ioc.; large bottles 7se., soc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
9as Siebeseliritr.

Gin .issnnrtists 2iebsssIirier, befs
fen Rea,pt ben 5rausn Guropas aur
8srfiguns g.itsllt pirb, berrdt Elm
aus Marotto auriidssfebrter f%ron3Os
iiider Sffi3isr. .Das MittsI," 70
ertIdrt Der Obsrit, rfoII unFshIbar
fein, dber Oh ss aud in europa feline
3dubsrtraft bsfpdbrt, lam i'd natiirs
li9 nidt purousfasen." Si. Mlarots
ton,rin, bic hires Mannes aitbs tpies
bersrobern m0dt.. bebisnt ii1 folgens
Der Mstbobe: 3unG9f siebt fis in
gernber 2inie einsn Streifsn reinsn
Sonigs BON Der Mitte ibrer Giirn
Biz gum Slim unb fdnst ben Ianss
fam binabtropfenben !5onig in eintm
groben aOffeI ouf. Damn mnb fie bic
Spit. ibrsr 3unge nit einem 5sigsns
blatt reiben, biz fie bIutst, unb fis6en
SolsfGrner in biefem Dilute auflOi.n.
9i.ie MiI1ung tommt in ben 20ffel
nit BEN 9onig, sufammsn nit tusitts
rert ttebefl Sal3torf1erfl, Die DE Dame
sinsn Gag rnb cine NaGt lang stpiz
.fhen ben 4ugenbrauen sstragsn hot,
unb omar in elmer fleinen Munbc.
bic in bic Saut einseribt iuirb. Sos
.gIirier ipirb bonn md bur9 70 biel
.Grbs ergdnSt, als mon etfpa auf brsi
Siinf3iapfenniaitiide bdufen lam; bic
Grbe ober mub BON Der Stells foms
men, bic porber BON benz nodten 3eb
Der Jrou bsrubrt tporoen III. @enn
oonn Der ettpos lsidtfertige 5err Sc
mabl bel. Mtidung genofen bat -
|pis man i'm bo3u beimlid befpeat.
lit Gade peiblider grfinbungsaabe
i, bann 1T er fortnn u%nfebIbnr trsu
unb perasbrt fid in 2ieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22

.Du m,Inn, aus sintm fdlsdit
WuEiu mub nOitptnoie Elm gut,
aaufmann fu<rbtn.' fisl Dams 5I,m
nina ld6sInb Gin. .Damii bats gut
W,ot. Ia brings nidt iib,r mid
NIT 2sib nnb Sect. mic mtin Bate
bos p.rlanat. In BEN Ianeusilier
1abriiberi,b o~uisusttNn. Das ran
ioie @~elbpsrbitnsn 6re,ri mid, al
OBJ man ME aenus bdtt,!"
.Dos 9,btn III iohfpitlig." meint
Gerin oIttIua. Mdn FAB unb bort
ben iunaen aipp.n an, bds Mdbdtn
s.b0rt, teinsstp,as gu ben Yerdhtsrm'
nen ots Fhnooen Wammons. suno
in grafIi,n, bsnift Du, piro's bsii.r
ssbsn9' fubr Il. ssIpauHi fort.
.33rpifeqos, sum minotfttn bin ih
bort frei, Der 0ormunoidaft o.s Da'
ters tntriidt, bos llebriee tpirb fit er'
trdgen laH,n!"
gtbcr @ertp sttpos .ripioern tcnr,
t,, Offnste fid cine Der pt.i,H, du'
bic Oiel, miinbenb.n 2biiren, elm.
nod iussnbIid.. fdlunt, 5rau, mil
F,intn, ,innebmenben 3iissn, lab bins
aus.
.Sdns, Gertn!" REF fs trItaunt.
.9ds mub i'd iekn! 9u nift IN Del
5abrii unb gsrtb nod nidt dnss3o'
GEM g.eiI. Did. ainp. mir ipOIt.n
bod gsfu6e MAIDEN"
.Dds pirft On ptrihisbsn tonntn,
feb. Mama, fp.nn i'd Did bite Jag
I. Dams. Der fi4 i.insr Nutter stnG'
bert bait, unb +. min ianft IN bad
3immtr suriididob. sd mub Did
ipredenl"
(Sortf.buns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
TER 6rn6uater.
Sfi3se bon Sans greansri

Sief burd oas enge bStmiide 5els
iental brauft Der Walbtrom. So4
tpom Sfertamm pirft er fid h.rab,
stpifhen bemooiten Stcinpdnbsn ions
nenblibeno. ppm S6attsn buIterer
Sonnen un6 bod oriinsnbsr Jdrrsr
iberpDfbt, nit HGubenosm @if4t
unb ftruoeInosn peiBen S4aumtptrs
belri.
4rtf6lGde fddl1en burh ZEN Berg
tpolb. Sief in oem hohsn Fingerhtia
fraut ser Midnibniefe ftebt Der
WuIborbeitsr Sofsf 9rubp unb roost
Snnnenpur3eln.
Spfef 6ru6n lit Elm tleiner ,Mdnt.
Or 1T .rit fiinfun0fiinFsia Sabre alt,
tber Die gerqIpnns bat ibn arsges
t0rrt. Inter isinem fdparsen fp.iGen
Sitsbut TT Elm rotbraunes 9eiiht NIT
3fpei fdtparssIiihenoen, dber unenolid
suten 4uger.
Simmer heiBer miro Ser Sag. Der
latte fleine BalaarbeiRr sfipinst Die
art unb lGBt BEN Gpaten flirnen.
gr bat ben ssilabut abaenerimer
BON sinem undelidteten. nod fhtpor'
5en Gdeitel, iiber osn ben erf Der
erTte iilberne 6erbItreiF gefalsn 1T.
uno 6rubb pifGt nit einsm rotten
Suh Die feuhte Gtirn une i6tpinet
nieber bic art uno ldbt Den Spatsn
flineen.
8ergnolbfille tapsrer arts
Ihlaa uno Ser Gilbertldng 6es 9raba
Ideits, Der ab uno su ourG Die grim
golbene Milbnis fdbrt, 1ls piiroe IL
genono bic Sdite elmer ft;nen !Sdrfe
onseriHen. !.
Jsrn i'm 9orfs Mittusslduten.
Grubn felt ods Wert5eug beifeits
uno bereitet Dor einem idattenben
gergbufd iein Mittaesmabl. @elb'
Iid iteigt Der Hduh auf. Hott
5lnmmen umleden o1s eiItrne Sc
lidirr. Srubp fibt uuf ieinsr aeinsn'
jade un6 FART uuf Rdud uno Jldm'
men.
Riemano brinot ibm metr Dis BOZ
Sabren bas GFen binauf in Der
Dalo. Die 5rou tit ibm nun gsItor-
ben. aber lie brahte ibm Elm Sahl
lang oos GFsn binauf - bier in Der
griinen grdfliden Sort. Bon fern
Der leu9tete inner fdon ibr rotes
aopftud 5Difden Den iilbersrausr
lStGmmen.
llno bnnn rubten fe 5uIammen in
Moois unter ben 5annen, blineIter
IN Die tpeiben gergrpclien uno tIbtsr
lid, einsn id0ren griineR Sommsl
lang.
Mber i'm ndhItsn Sabre fam II
niht mhr. 9n lag Is iAon ober
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22

| ,tono fs ihm. bob rt ihr 5,rs D.
Its btrIhtnit bate 49,. an eintn jan
en- fiofttn gaumeiittr.
SdrbuIih 5os icfcrt 6riunOism
IN, ole gang borjieliG Iouisi,n, gs
en- ben 8tiutrber mar alIo hiht
i~n5upsnoen. lino ipssbdlb loft
range ntdt ibrsr 6srS,nsns9unl
oletn oiirfen2 @ud Ole Wuiitr, oi
noIi4 ins @srirduen aesoetn fpurot
oar otrislbtn anfdt. DrGnjs ipa
btreIiidlih, bic Wutter freuts I'D
n Dem Slid ibver Tohtsr. nur Scr
duberlld lpar in idpsr,n Gsoan
Ten.
Or oebni. bic Reiie aus 70 odi
| }rdn3t fhlisblid unasbulois lpuro
mo CUR Stimi,br ordngte. gaF ibr
niite puro, @runomann nidt Tor
Der qntunIt Der camille SGuber'id
snadrittiei. dber lie bate ibr,r
eGnb ouf ben gabnbof bsiit1t. ",
|c,n Gbsno tam Der S,rr 9aumsiit
Ihon gu gsIu4 uno ais CT ipG
T(btnos ods Soils psrIi,b. mar q
JrGnS,s g~rGutiedm. Ser SGubr
lid idIisf fetr I4left in oisisr Nahi
~ bait. @runomaun 6urh cine Slrt
gum nGhIt,u @ormittag eingslao.n
@runomann tam iebr Seitig. na
hirlih I'm Grad. elm R~isIsnbuiett il
Ger Sano. sd babe bo9 Gsinl
ginpilisuns, Iisbsr GrsuHo, MD
pabr -. alfo bite 80"
.Sa a1eroines. obsr i'd peib MID.
IRA, mas iGnnteTt On bsnn fir
gsetnisn bnbsn2 Gh 70 -. ma oar
Ter farm i'd lid b%eruhicsn -. 81
emmp 1T febr perniiuftis -. II
Eat ia BON anfone an asrubt, oo'
Die Gbcfe niht tfrid bduern fam
raj id sinmol hsiratsn psros 80"
GGuberli6 bate F6 lei oiefer
Wrrtsn gu isinsr sun5sn SObe nu'
Jeriftst.
LIMB 6ds Foof 0u mir in bsm
bIfsn @u1entlid. tpo On I'm ~
Srnb meiner 9o6tsr onbGltit9 %
tam id Dor meiusr Grau ni6t Der
ontnprten -.
.plooi Did ser Seufsl. SGub'r
fih2 Womoolit audi nod Dor Trin
lac nift2 Run fsi nal psrniiuft'o!'
rH.in! ltnS nm odns shrIit g.
Hem, mub id Dir md mittsilsn, bd'
Sir ein onb,rsr auoornefOmmsn III
Den NrGnae IriosnT@oftlih lisbt 80
50, Iisbsr SGuhsrli6. ptab1II
hcft Tn mir nds niht qltih ueId1t'
1ubert ia ole Sdhs -. i'd nero
mir bod niff bon Frdnss einsn anrl
hrIen -. 1lndnd,n,bm. fshr unauos
rehm. Sd hnbs in bisfsm quf5n'
p'founte o'trcfftn -. Salt =. i'd
het's Oh hon es mir osfhrie
Fen 80. arG1s. III Sn6 osrIobt :
S12 -. 9cnn bin th sbsn ola oIte
Frsnnb Gurss Saufes Der srIts Sra
tuldnt -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
TationaIbpntneu.

Gs lift msrfpiirois: Sic 2dnst
Der Nationalbbmne itebt i'm umssfebts
ten 8srbdltnis sur @roBe bss betr.f-
ftnoen aonoss. 0as engliIHe Meiis
reid b.osdt fait Die 9dlfte Der 8,Ii.
6as God save the king" dber bat
nur IA 9atte. aubldnos 5bmne gar
nur feds satte, oieienige Golums
bisns bingegen % Sutte, Oie Siamts
iiT6e Sc. Die bon llruguap 10. Cine
Der ldngitsn 1T Die 9pmns Ser Or
.lrputrepubIif Sau Marine. Die etrts
age 9usnabms 1T China, osfen Ios
flGndl1pmne poqitdnoig Seiungen, eli
men bal6en Gag in aniprud nimmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22

oono Der junatn Druu uub prsidsit
ilt. -
GGlnd5tnb ipcnft Die juHas Grau
n ods Qsben5immsr uno icmTni gu
lid. Elm ainb i'm urn, ons lie im'
nsr5u btrst. uno ons ft aifi lollen
Inb b,rptben min. linS ~ idluhji
mo idIu65t. Der olie 9rubp uno
Der Beanie ipeintn nit.
1ran 8ereemonn rtibt isbt ods
Aino DON ibrtr gruIf nno Isgt 20
5GrtIi6 Dem alien fpeintnSen wlaili
n ole armt.
Gr iiebt In Elm tIeirts @eiidt =
Ods Bot 0i, aueen Der junssn Grdti.
81, Dor orsibis Snbren ~ ibm bin
dufiti.a in ben 9srgtualb In rottm
Ropfiu6 uno in mubnrutsn Strimp'
len unb es BAT ole blonosn Sddrt je'
n,s MGoels, Dos nit Dem f9tpor5st
gepomut iid 6apon mddis.
or rrti6.It uno tiibt ods aino
uno gibt ibm taufsnb Romen. drnu
gtrsemonn inter fr0menben 2rdnert
laGt, aIs Oh Ie fd nod freu.: sSes
pib oo9 = Del Isbe i'd ia Elm - oct
ainb mub gu i.inen Srcbpdpa y"
Lnb i6niirt ales Elm. mas lie tiir
oas aino s~etnuft bat - Elm tpsibss
WGntel9en, seitidte Sdube nrlo elm
rotieioenes 3ipIelmiiban. rDet
I6tnte id Sbnen aliens! 0et nsbnlerl
q. mill"
Die MGnner Iteieen bic 9rtppe
binob. Bon oben Der ,urf Die pers
f6lOFsne Siir. idant Elm Isiies Wsi'
nen. -.
auf elmer 8dnt in Der 8ahu6ofss
ben. Tiben Der dIte Soief uno Der
poIisiit. 9us &ino IGIdft. 9drum
ipretsn lie gang lcii..
llno Damn fcmmt Der 3ug.
9urd Die Nd6t gen gObmen rolt
Der 3ua un0 in Der pi.rten Was.ns
tlaHe auf barter f6mdler 8ant fibt
i'm iriben 2i4t otr ate SrubD nit
Der tleineh Sofefu.
gr Febt tribe in oas Helm. 8es
tdt. Die pirb nun Bel inn iein
Bis er aft fem miro unb lie Derlohet
mib 3
miro er Is ned erlebtn. tdb lie 81
i'm in ben gergfpaIo berdufftsist nit
rotem aopftu4 unO in m~uhnroten
Striimpfen9
Gr fiebt tribe in oas tlsine 8efiAt,
uls tpo[e er bnrin leien. :.
Der 3ug brauit robin 6its
,elb. Strede suriid, Die feline Sohz
ter nit Dem fdpurSen Rspomut ges
fobren.
lln6 .r Senft: Helm. Sufsfu. ipns
pirft 9a tp.roen. ipenn i'd sinmol
Sid DerlaF..
Sreenb Elm fabrenOer JieOtlmdnn
in Ser @ugsnsde in einsm Sdparm
beimfabrenbsr Sadiengdnser bolt in
oieiem @usenblid feline @tige berpor
un6 fGngt an gu fieoelt.
Die tleine Sofefd raf9sIt Den aopf
aus BEN 9iinoel un6 bOr9t NIT gros
zen 4ueen
9a bdlt Der GIte Der tleiren Soiefa
beioe Sbrsn gu. :.