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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

those who dashed for the nursery
found II In flames. The child was
however. soon found I'm one OF the
towers. clasped in the arms of big
ape which, with considerable courage
had fought its way through the smoke
and flames in order 10 rescue its
young friend. II had carried the child
TO the top Of one OF the towers. which.
It's intelligence told IT. was the safest
place in the burning structure.
In recognition OF this act OF devo-
tion the earl. when he attained man
hood, actually discarded the family
coat-of-arms and adopted the monkeys
for his crest and the family has re-
tanned ii 10 this day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
PRETTY WEDDING AT The
EPISCOPAL CHURCH HERE
MISS MARGARET LANG is MAR.
RED TO FRANK REICH.
MANN OF CHICAGO.

Miss Margaret Lang. daughter al
Postmaster and Mrs Richard Il. Lang
OF H0ughton. Was welded last evening
20 Frank Reichmann. OF Chicago. The
marriage was solemnized az Trinity
Episcopal church. Rev William Reid
Cross. rector. officiating.
Miss Lang was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Edna Lang. as maid Of hon
OF. and by the Miss Elizabeth Ma
see. Of the 500. and Josephine Reich
mann. Of Chicago. sister OF the groom.
as bridesmaids. Mr. Reichmann was
suprlr tesi by his brother. rnest. also
Of Chicago. The ushsrs We're Sidney
5. Lang Of Houghton. brother OF the
bride Andrew Jalkes, Of Kansas cts.
and Harold Nottingham and Phnip
Robinson. OF Houghtou.
Following the ceremony there was
a reception at the Lang home 10 q
small number of invited guests Those
presen; from out Of town were Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Reichmann Of Chi
cago; Mr. and Mrs William Chandler.
Sanlt Ste. Marie; and Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Rakowslv OF Duluth.
The church was simply but PRETTY !
decorated for the occasion. Mrs |
Reichmann was very popular
Houghton young lady. born and rails
"a ia the village and receiving her !
EARLIER education here. She completed I
her education IN the eastern schools 1
The groom is a graduate OF the NJ. (. |
popular student and a member OF the /
Sigma Rho fraternity. He is now en-
gagged in business in Chicago. where
he couple viii make their future
lone They left on last nights train
N honeymoon trip.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
HILL CLIMBING RACE.
Further Arrangements to be Made at
Meeting Tonight.

NNNhfS h1HA1HAs
A conference OF the Copper Country
Automobile club win be held this ev-
oning 10 make further arrangements
for the hin climbing contest 10 be
conducted shortly in Houghton. The
committee in charge has not stated
definitely as yet from what point the
start win be- made. but II is probable
the start OF each car will take place
with the rear wheels touching the
north curb OF College avenue. opposite
the foot Of Agate street The rule OF
y standing start with the engine run
ming has already been announced.
Gardner Rogers, of the Houghton
County Electric company has COM
rleted a device FOR timing the per
Torrance Of ,tr various ears. II con-
sists Of an electrically controlled stop
watch which viii be started by the Of
fetal timer when the order 10 start il
given. but will be stopped aItomatical-
" when the car CROSSES the finishing
line.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

Ing the American side, where the
later Poe lock las had a length of
500 feet, width of 100 feet, and depth
OF 20 feet
Now the greatest lock on the globe
has been completed In the United
states new canal Above the lock the
new canal basin is 260 feet near the
lock gates, widening away to a maxi
mum of 500 feet, with uniform depth
OF 20 feet. The lock gates are 1903
feet wide. The freight tonnage an,
nually for the great lakes is 10000.
600, and is about one-sixth of the
freight movement of the country. The
significance OF the canal lies i'm the
statement that almost 20 per cent. of
this great lake commerce passes
through the several 500 canals, eff.
fecting saving estimated at $3.50, 900.
600 over rail traffic.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

over all sections; local rains have oc-
the Atlantic Coast. elsewhere the
drought continues unbroken. II Is
much warmer in Western Canada,
temperatures OF 20 degrees at G a. m.
being reported from a number OF
points. ~ VIII be warmer I'm this vi
riniiy tonight and Friday; fair wealth
~ VIII prevail tonight followed by
increasing cloudiness Friday. Moderate
east 10 south winds are Indicated
II. y. COwDRIck.
Ohicial I'm Charge
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
pAlNEsDAls TO CELEBRATE.
arrangements Being Made to Observe
the Fourth Of July.

Paineslale has decided to observs
the Fourth OF jul, In fitting manner.
According 70 the plans that ere being
mature'f there VIII be plenty Of fun
and amusement for both old and
young. committee has been APP
pointed ana is getting subscriptions.
Each Painesaal, child will be given
a bag Of candy bag OF nuts and
oranges. Races are to be held during
the day FOR which suitable prizes VIII
Toe awarded. Music Is 10 be provided.
there will b. q parade. and appropriate
moving pictares will be exhibited at
intervals At the Palnesdale library.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
INVENTION OF LITHOGRAPHY

Senefelder. Bavarian playwright
seeking means of duplicating
sketches cheaply. experimental with a
porous stone which lay at hand. He
drew upon it with greasy ink. then
moistened the stone with water, and
then dabbed greasy ink all over it. The
water kept the ink from adhering 10
any part of the stone except where he
had first drawn. Putting the stone
into press with sheet of paper, he
obtained a reproduction OF his drawing.
Thus was photography invented Ink.
ing rollers quickly replaced his clumsy
'dabber, and OF late aluminium 10
used In place OF stone.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
TRUSTEES MEET TODAY.

A special meeting Of the Houghton
village council will be seld this af-
ternoon 10 discuss the request Of the
Michigan Telephone company for an
extension Of time OF ten DAYS more in
which 10 work ont plans for removing
the poles from s iden street. Assur-
ance is given BY the phone officials
that in that time ey will be able TO
determine when they can bee ready TO
start transferring the poles
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
DOGS MUST BE TAGGED.
CANNES Not Licensed in Houehton
Will Be DESTROYED.

lioughton is determined that all
dogs in the village shah wear license
tags. Marshal Louis Voetsch is now
on the trail of all untagged dogs All
that are not tagged will be destroyed
Quite a number have already paid the
death penalty through the indifference
OF their owners. Chief Voetsch states
tthat not a hundredth part of the dogs
OF Houghton have been licensed and
properly tagged. and he is determined
TO keep right ON enforcing the law.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

canada. has been in Marquette the past
few days. Another brother ]. W. Bail
e.. of Washington. Louisiana. and a
sister. Mrs. r. NJ. Hosr. OF Houghion.
survive him. Mr.. Bailey was a Thirty
second degree Mason. ard member
OF the Eihs and odd Fellows. ana had
been prominent in fraternal activities.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
WILL ATTEND TOURNEY.

The members of the Houghton fire
department are preparing to attend
the 4. T.. firemen's tournament To bc
held at Gladstone next month. The To-
cal department will not compete in any
of the athletic contests. Tho members
viii attend in a body however ia
dress uniform. and take part in the
narade
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

years old and has only one arm. She
had been roaming about the woods for
a couple Of days. She said her home
was In Calumet. that her mother Is
dead and that her father lives AT Ke-
weenaw Bay. She will be examined
hefose Judge Bentley regarding her
s.pfty
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

Hunt Secretary 40 inexperienced
assistant. who is telling him. after run.
about some poultry claim)--"But how
do you know they ever had the fowls?
Did they show you the corpses?" AS
sistant--"No. not exactly; but it's all
right. don't you know. they showed
me the empty roosts Punch.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have Been Helped
By Common Sense
Suggestions.

Women suffering from any form ~ 90
male ills are invited to communica,a
promptly with the woman s private corr
spondence department of the Lytlia 3
Pinkham M edicine Co., Lynn. Mas
Your letter will be opened, read and
answered by woman and held in strict
confidence. A woman can freely tall 30
her private illness to a woman: thus has
been established confidential corr
spondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published .
testimonial or used letter without the
written consent Of the writer. and never
has the Company allowed these confden-
tial letters to get out of their possession
as the hundreds of thousands of them IN
their files will attest.
Out Of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from. il is mora
than possible that they possess the yerv
knowledge needed in your case. Moth.
ing is asked in return except your COOL
will, and their advice has helped thou.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

cause OF the alliance formed here Be.
tween Abraham and Abimelech king
OF Gerar, which was ratified by gift
OF seven eve lambs from Abraham to
Abimelech as witness OF the fact
that the we'll was dug by Abraham.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
RAN WILD IN WOODS.

girl supposed 10 be mentally un-
balanced was brought in yesterday ar
ternoOn from Boston by Under Sheriff
Vivian. The girl is about twenty-five
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

Every woman ought to have
Lydia f. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. 1t is not a book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. 1t is free and only
0btainable by mail. Write for
IL today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

The trading that makes tie least
trouble and assures the most satlsfac-
ton is the trading that is done faee-to-
face.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

sands. Surely any
woman, rich or poor,
should be glad to
t a k e advantage of
this generous offer
Of assistance. Adj
dress Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co,
(confdential) Lynn,
Mass
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27

AT Beersheba. in Palestine, are two
circular wells of fine, pure water. one
of which is known as Abraham's we'll
Beersheba means, well of Oath" or
Seven Wells and according to one
story the place received its name be.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
Weather Conditions.

The storm which was located over
the extreme Northwest yesterday
morning is moving slowly eastward
and ~ developing greater strength
as II advances. The center OF dis
turbance Is located over Montana and
southern Alberta this morning, while
trough ~ low barometer covers the
cnthe Rocky Mountain region, extend
ing southward To- secondary disturb
ance over Arizona As yet but very
little precipitation Is reported. The
Coast and moderately heavy rains
have occurred In Washington and ore
g0n. \ field of high pressure covers
the Lake Region. Ohio Valley and At
lantic Coast, warm weather continues
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-27
Forecasts Tiu7 p M rr;d,v.

Upper Michigan: Fair tonight and
Drooably Friday Rising temperature.
Lake Superior: Moderate east to
south winds. probably increasing Fri
iay.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
Sic Ginfpmmenitener.

Di. Mebr3abl Der Demotroten i'm
apnarsB ertldrt, oab fie fir bic unz
oertpopbfte GintomHnIteusr itimm.n
nerbs, neil lie e.reHt lei. gesea
oiefs gesriinbung ldbt iih nidts elm
psnbsn. 4qs aipiliiirten Rutionsn
sz Grbe obns 4usnabme babtn bic
Gintommenitsu.r sinsefiibrt. Wo lis
niat beftebt, iinb bic Steu.rlaftsn un.
e.redt pertheili, ba in folhem Sale
Die Gintiinfte Der Rsgieruns nur
dus 30len unb 9srbrau4siteusrn be-
Itritten iperben, su ipelhen Die armen
2eute unsnblih mehr beitraeen, als
bic Reihen, neil bic Qrmsn bei Weiz
TEN an 3abl iiberrasen.
melhe fhreienoe uneerehtisssit e
iii, feine Gtnfommsniteuern su erke
ben, iGbt iid am geiten on ein.m 9srs
aleih sfpiIfra einsm Nrbeiter uno Z.
3. Mnrgan erie5sn. Wenn Elm Qrbeis
ter einsn ansua fault. aa1li ct e.nau
10 fpie s. g. morsan eins inoiret.e
'6teuer in Sorm pon s3Daen; penn er
sin Glas Bier, Wein ober cine 3iqarre
tauft, 3ablt Der arbeiter ebenfdns
Gtsusrn borauf, pie Der Rem Yorier
Wulti WiIiondr. Nber pon ben
Wiaionen. be !. 50. Wcraan iebes
ssabr an Reineinfiinft.n besisbt, 3abtt
er niht einen Gent an Gteuern.'
Die Demotraten hdRn nabkr i'm
prin3ip Reht. nenn iie cine ginfcm.
menifeuer befiirtporten. aber es tommt
uuts nuf bic prottifhe AnDenbuna
on uHb hierin offsnbnrtn iit unibtrs
tpinbIite Beoenten. sSiirs grite
iommt es bnrduf an. ipelGs loIt dbs
atn0mmen unb burh bic Gintammens
fftuer erftbt fperben TOD. Jn bisfsm
1nlIe bonbeIt % fi6 nm Mbfhaffuns
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Sahus uuo .3itrone.
Gin g d m q b binger 3 a.
ihinas6aIl.
IR i'm den, i'm 5eb

Wiin6en, i'm 5s6.
Mein ssriieur meinte, inbsm sr pis
liant Idhelts, e sings ipoh isbr frei
3u. SD tonnte ibm nid,t anoers anti
rorisn, als bab ih In kiier Sham
errotkte, tpdbrenp er mir ben funit,
poIi.n Rinssllod,ntrans um oi. Stirn
branute. iiber Der siu eoIoener seii
liee,n lollts.
Jn Der Ginldhun9 gum 8achusfeii
| ftanbeu erObe, iib.rifdumsnbe Worie.
.8en Simmsl iieigen. ungebeuern Ga
esln slsih. bic Spierbranbs. bic Die
eroBe Soma BEN Gaehus efs5iinbei
Bat. gaedus, bsm eipis iunesn. efpia
| ihonen. eipig raisnoen Gotis btr2uft-
Ter 9ih,er bisiss Ditbprambus mar
fihtrlih Elm junser. blonper. biibid
unn torr.tt seileibeter, babin unn for
ptt Fb benebmenber aunititubent.
Nun poIli. sr baehifhe Cuff snif.is
ieln. Aun kgts er aorrettbeit nnn
stlsibsr ab uno risf Miinhen noh BEN
alien Rom.
.Sie ssben bod oufs 8aehusieiia q
sd benfs niht naran." .4ber
bng IN unmoeIih, es in bic perIe. ss
/ ift Der Opal bes 1afhiHgs." Sd
min ben Joining In nieiem sSabr.
nod nitt mitmoden.- .aber als
Melt sebt bin. ~Sie aeben bod
auf's gaedusfeft2@ SD bsnss
| nidi paran." llnp nieber: Sic &c.
ben bod - Rein, id3 Dtn!s
ipirtlih ni6i~baran.- .Absr -"
am Gnbe boGie i'd bod earon. gor
alien Seitsn fnrien bic slei4en sras
gen. BON Jusenb unn Wiirbs. pongass
hdniinnen. Sd enifhIoB mid unt
mart meinsn 0orfas btifeiie. Dcr
Gafhine tennt nur bic Ronfsqlixns nez
yeraniisens. Sbsr bathdntiid
ousgtbriidt Der Gut. Stun bes
Iffiperts bic aoliiimfrags bic 1r1ume.
.es tperhen unier teinen llmftGnbtn
unbers nls oHtiie aoiiiime susslniIen,
Iaete intesoriid unb faIhinssptrit1ns
big bic Ginlabune. aoftiim III Rsbsn.
fade, erfubr id; i'm Dorissn Sabr. "a
bisb ss. ltien aoftume aus bem Nn.
bens'fmen Dnehanten5ug Der alter
pinafottef babel sefpsfsn. Dos fDar
ndtiiriih geI1iieri. Goer iii Il
piriiih m0glid,2 Jm Cafe Gtspbanie,
/ I'M CAFE quitpolb tpurne bic Roifiims
frnss btGprDhen. Nsi aisb unb Ober,
pplIinner nm 8oum.pouager iraien iif
bie 0leihgeiinnten. Git Gnnbnlsn
troren ausperfaHft. .Ginen balben U1<.
ter rptben Hrfpp. drdulsin. .Gonil
|nimts?1 ~Jn, eintn uaetfr rotbes
Esibenbdn6 fiir bic Gtirn.@ ~Wiins
l3fn Gis nod etipos. meiH 6<rr2- =
.4ein, Ionjf nidbts. -Gcnjf ni1tS,
fagie Der 9iingling uRb Id6kIie
Goaie q m5eIi& feinf ~ sebt mob
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/ - StHtiWhN IVY, pub tis wy - AtHN
tier iparb, ouh Elm Mann geipeten mar
bab ndh uralter Tradition ia pieill
gnInnterie frnncaile" cine Der ih0niter
NnticnnItusenoen III, unb taum batt'
tr ben Gebanssn 5u Gnbe seDoht, oc
itonb er AUDI lhon anf bem pfiaitei
neben benz uneebulbie foutenbsn gu
sc, Wiii bOflihsr Gefte, ben !Sut liift
teno, Elm nod im cine Runnes reisen'
beres 3dheln nuf ben 2ippen, nGbert'
tt iih Der iuneen Dame.
~1eitaften Sic, m.ine @ndbisIte, So
nen in Sbrer 9enrdnsnib bsisuiieben
Sd bin Der Miniiter bes llntsrridti
unp Der Shonen qiiIte
sWas niiten mid olIs SdDner
aiinfts. nein Derr! Ginsn pIaB nil
ih befommen fir mid unb meinen :. :
.parbpn. meine @nGbisfis, als sri
niiier perfiige ih. uno oas iit elmer Del
fusniaen 0ortbtile meines ihipsrer
Nmtes fbier paro bas perbinbItfx Ga.
heln gu einem feinsn, maIisiOien) iiber
ein iepdrates. reierpiertes, tpmiort
tables 9lbtteiI. Menn sic mir bic Ghr,
eeben fppllten
,Sa, no lit es benn, Sbr ispdraies
reierpiertes. tonlfortablss Ibifeil2,"
.0ier,"
Der Wliniiter rib bic 9hiir auI, err
haffte nod i'm 3luae bic 0iiion sines
ipiraig tIsinen 2nditiefelfens uni
ourhbrOhenen Strumpfes unb idor
Job Oos sSrouden NIT sinem entbuiia.
itiiden .Ghoueite." auf nem rotben
Sammet Dob i'm n1hiten Iuaenblid
fdnellts lie ipieber emppr.
YSa, um 8oites ipiflen, mo bleibi
henn nur mein. gld, oo tommt er
fhon. aomm mein 1ershsn. tomm
mein qieshen, tcmm naein iiiber gsna
GEL"
limb bersin Ihob iih ein runbtr
gauh, iiber oem bel ndberem 3uiehsn
Elm bod)rotber, in cine eraus, pitt,
ipolIene, oreimnl um ben Sal3 gsffIuns
gene Dsde sepidelisr aOpf fihtbdr
naro.
r3enis Dir nur, WGnndsn. srtlors
is Die 6rau,. tpdbreno iie ben ofthmas
tiIh pui,snoen 4atten perilart aniah,
Der Ssrr Winiii.r mar 10 siiiis. uns
einsn plos in ieinsm rsIerpirteu abs
tbeil einsuroumtn!"
Der antommlins itommelie psrl.aen
- sirem psritablsn Winiiter eeaens
iibersuiiBsn, III ia tein. alsinieisit -
einiee 9antesporte unb prebte babel
;drtlih bos Sdnbhen isiner biibihsn
sSrau. 6srr psliiIisr. obsr fpebrts ob.
briidte ii6 in sine Gds oes Woasons.
5Ds Isiie ieufsenb oas aon5ept feinsr
Reoe bsroor uno periiefie lid, in Die
esttiirs. Nur bon 3eit su 3eit bob er
l.idi Die ausen; bann fab er, tuie bic
beieen Rtiienoen unter bem Shube Der
an Der aubenIeiie bes qBdgens prons
ssnben safsl srIt periiohI.n nit Ihsus
en- Ssitenblitsn auf ben Miniiisr.
6dnn INNER tiibner unb unsenirier iifl
aueinonberIhmieaten uno iiiBten.
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Die erite srpbe 9 d | q d I
stpiifen ben Nnbdusern Salts unn
RppIepelts miro in 0tlaboma eeichld.
cen tpsroen. Rahoem oaielbit 3lpsi
.8elesatsn geipGhlt tporoen ilno,
ipolIen bic Apoiepeltianer ale 2raft
oarun ieBen, bic iibriesn IS 8eIegatsn
CUR Rationul>aonpention su taptrn,
mas Die SGftiansr Su entlpretsnesn
Gessnanitrengungsn peranlabt. sic
nerpen 10 pisle Heoner, aIs lie auf'
brineen fDnnen. mad Stlahomd fhtt'
ten, um Dem gpIfe Salts pplitit gu
erflGren. Das Sberhaupt bieier Reos
ner Snoaiipn tpiro 9i5eprdlioeni
Sberman iein, cine 4uspohl, Die &C.
rinss pplitiide Giniitt benefit Gin
einasfleiihtsr RsattionGr, tpte Shsr'
man, tann unmoslih in einem raoi.
fallen Gtaats tpis Oklahoma Grfolg
hdhen.
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aasIes Uiseisaater sIisbIa mepntas a. GRdrs 1912.


frartun9tn, bic man auf fie in 9esue
auf nirtinms getGmpfuns Der Sruits
nnb Mcnopole ssieBt bat, nitt, tdns
ften mid, mub tie iih BON nncert
noooiher diibrsrihait fret MAIDEN.
Das bat grpan iton bon pornbsrein
aeidst unb ct bat Reht. Wenn bic
9emotraten Is fertis brinsen foIIten,
Die unosrppobIts Gintommeniteuers
Bin gu paiiiren, pann nirb Taft lie
nit ieinem Deto belesen uno Seoer. Der
ettpds BON bemotratiihen prin5ipien
Dcriteht, ipirb ibm gsifau 5olIen. Wir
baben nod niemals Elm unoemotratis
iheres Wuhpert oeisbsn, dis bic lin>
0erDpcbfhe Bill
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Mlunb, R5mer. Grit4en, Mtspptsr,
MfIprer. AeItsa, Osrmontn unb Mfris
idntr, ;souns. Npmpben, Gotprn,
GiIuptn, Eriessr. Eenotorsn. Bar.
Damien unb Baedantinen. oTss ruff
mad msibfpiirften, BITE um bic bfitts
Worgenitunbe aus bem Refill forns
men. gDp Is ebsn nod Hang: Gbps.
Gpoe! ilingt Is i<bt: Weibriirfht!
WtibDiiriht!
IS ioll od iebr frsi 3lgekH," bate
mtin sriieur NIT benz betpuBtsn pitans
ten adheln geiasi. abtr it CLAUDE.
Is pirb auf itinen RinDIsaeIlersRt=
tonten frsier 3nsssnne<n ieir r. In
ieinem Ginn. SIN unierm mar ss tpirts
lid fret. Jreibsii, 9efreiune. llneegtns
mart. llnipirilihteit, 3.itloiieieit,
Sonnfos. s5efttos. s5sf.nadt. Gin an
berer Winb lpebi um piefe Menfdxn,
bic iih auf oieiem Boehusfeit bts
Mtnotmifhen 0ersins fir Runii 3,ls
iammenfanben. Gnnfts NuseeIoIIen.
belt mD1'e ida bic Gtimmung HtnHen
nnb babh nihi bas gDorthen rIanft
unter ben 9ifdb fallen IaITen. Sd
itnne lliitigen anrnepal. Dies mar
kiierer Jafhine. limb, niht su Der
ssfen, elm gaedusFeft. unb, nidi Al
perstHen. BON sinitIern, unb nint an
pereeftn In Stnabing. T,ar aud, Der
iiibe 3eufsI 4lioboI nictt gnns ctrs
pcnt, 3itrone ipnrGpmbol (ein ipenie).
Spmbol. baB baehiife Cuff in ben
Mengen ielbit unb niht i'm M<tn nuf
Btfreiune ipartei.
Sd oenie an bic 8erIe meiner flsis
men asappisrin. Der aieblihen, bic mir
elm 2isbesiieb BON einem pieItdufenps
jdhrieeu pdpprus fang. oeHen Iebts
0srie bitben:
Romm, besebe fsitlid ben beusis.n
Gag
nnb ben noreieen nah oem moreieen,
SIN meinem Ghatien tpeildnn.
Define 0snoiiin iist su otintr RehteH,
Du ma6it iie trunien
llnb foleit benz, mas fis iagt.
I'd, bin ia perihpieaeHeH Sinues
llnb iast nidi, mas ih iebs
llno plduoere nif1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

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