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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
GARRISON AND DANIELS
URGE FOOT BALL GAME
Athletic Directors of West
Point and Annapolis to Con-
fer Tomorrow.

If Secretary Garrison and Secretary
Daniels can arrange 1t the annual foot
ball game between the Army and Navy
teams will take place this fall as
usual, in spite Of the fact that the
West Point team has agreed to meet
the Carlisle Indian team November 20,
the date usually selected for the Army
Navy contest. At the request of the
two Secretaries the athletic directors
of the West Point and Annapolis acad-
emies will be in this city tomorrow
morning to confer over the differences
between them with a view to reaching
an agreement.
1t was explained in official quarters to-
day that the playing of foot ball by the
cadets arid the midshipmen Is entirely
voluntary on their part and that 1t is
not within the cmc.s: province OF the
heads of the War AND Navy Departments
to order THIN &C Play against their will.
All the expenses attending the annual
foot ball games between the two military
teams are betrayed by contributions from
the members of the two academies, men,
bers OF the alumni and civilian members
of the academic athletic associations. All
the proceeds from the games above the
actual expenses are donated to the army
and navy relief fund.
Cannot Agree on Place.
This year the trouble between the two
academies la a failure to agree on a place
for the contest. The Naval Academy in
on the Pennsylvania University grounds
at Philadelphia, and the Military Acad-
envy declined to play there on the general
ground that Franklin Field is too small to
accommodate the number of spectators
who desire to attend.
West Point wants the game held on the
Polo Field. In New York city. ard in sup
port of that position cited a previous offer
of the Naval Academy team to play in
that city instead Of Philadelphia. AS an
alternate proposition the West Point man.
ayers suggested that the annual games
be played on the home grounds at West
Point and Annapolis. The West Point
managers say that Philadelphia is much
more convenient for he Naval Academy
contingent than It is for the West Point
contingent and that heretofore they had
always yielded to the Annapolis people in
that respect.
So far as known no serious considera-
ton Is given at present to the PROPOSE
ton that the game this year be played in
il no suitable place here available for
the contest. It WAS agreed on all sides
that a large stadium should be built on
east Potomac Park for just such occa-
sions, and 1t is probable that Congress
will be asked to make appropriation for a
suitable structure.
The belief is expressed that the confer
ence tomorrow Will result In an agree
adelphia or New York. at an earlier date,
however, than usual. The fact that ali
the principal officials Of the government
here are Interested In q continuance of
the annual contests undoubtedly will in
duce the academic athletic managers to
III an agreement II possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
Mime. Richer. Aviator, Seriously Hurt

NANTES, France. September Anime
richer was injured seriously yesterday In
an aeroplane flight near La Roche Bern
ard She miscalculated the distance dur
to- her descent and the machine became
anf.nsled in the tree tr0ps and overturn-
cd Nine. Richer being thrown to the
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
Girl Shot in Strike Battle.

CALUMET. Mich, September MAR
garet Fazekas, fifteen years old. was shot
In. a battle between copper mine strikers
and deputies at the North Kearsarge
mine yesterday and Is not expected 60
live. None Of the eighteen deputies who
RAJ cpated In the fight has been ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
Virginia Gets Elks' Home.

CHICAGO. September 2.-The national
home for aged members of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order Of Elks will be
built at Bedford City. Va. instead Of at
French Lick Springs, Ind, according to
an announcement by Fred Robinson,
grand secretary Of the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
TRAIN collision
IS UNDER INQUIRY
Wreck Near New Haven to Be
Thoroughly Investigated
by the |. C. c.

Upon receipt of news of the train COLI
sion outside of New Haven early this
morning the interstate commerce commits
sion ordered inspectors to proceed imme-
diately to the scene to investigate. Chief
Inspector Belnap probably will go to
Wallinsford himself later today.
1t is probable that Commissioner Nc
chord. directly IN charge OF that phase
of the commissions work will conduct
personal inquiry into the accident.
Commission Issues Warning.
Following repeated wrecks on the New
York. New Haven and Hartford railroad,
involving heavy loss of life the inter-
state commerce commission. July 10, is
aued statement in which it was de-
lal ed
establishment Of safer and more eff
tent operation Of this railroad is i'm
inediateiy necessary if congressional
station extending the scope Of gov
eminent regulation of railroads is not to
he called for and justified in the In
elesis OF publ c s;>~ty."
This declaration by the commits sion
Was made in the course of q report,
written by Commissioner McChords on
the wreck Ga the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad June L. at SIAM
ford, 5onn.. IN which six passengers
were Killed and twenty injured
The report further declared:
sosern steel equipment for high
speeo passenger trains should be in
stalled at the earliest possible time. as
recommended In previous reports Of
this commission, and legislation fixing
such time should be enacted without
delay.
Lack of System Alleged.
This railroad has no proper system
OF checking work reports so as to de-
termine whether or not defects report
ed on locomotives are actually repaired.
This lack OF supervision is dangerous,
and 1t ought not to be permitted to
continue"
Speaking specifically of the wreck At
Stamford. June IL. In which an mex
pefienced engineer. Doherty, was held
at fault. but the management Of the
company more so for trusting to him,
a. an inexperienced man, the train that
was wrecked. the July 10 report OF the
interstate commerce commission de-
clares:
when. in handling q hrst-class pas.
0enger train, this engineman on his frs,
trip went by a station and reported that
IL was due to the brakes being no good
e II strange that no one In authority
then saw any necessity for q test, either
OF the man or the brakes, before ne wa
again sent out In the same line Of serv.
ice. The general manager, however
ssachedDfhe conclusion that there wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
Secretary Houston Returns.

Secretary Of Agriculture d. F. Houston
returned today to Washington from New
England, where he has been visiting his
family at Marthas Vineyard. He plans
&c rera'n j" Washington for the balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
DEATH FOLLOWS CRASH
OF TRAINS IN BRITAIN

KIRK4r-srEPHEN. County OF Wet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02

no suspicion that he was not in all re-
spects capable when this engineman was
assigned to this high-class train. This
conclusion was in no respect justified by
the facts.
Road Management Criticised.
mo organization but that of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company is responsible for, placing
a man in charge Of this locomotive with
out tests Of supervision by travelling en-
gineers Of his qualifications and judg
ment for this special work.
1.-THE determination of the ability. fit
ness Of qualification Of an engineman is
the duty of the railroad itself. 1t was
not delegated to any other organization,
nor could 1t be SO delegated. 1t was
neither delegated se- performed. 1t was
neglected.
1T was unwarrantably assumed that
man at the head Of the list Of spare en-
gineman was qualified. without any spe-
cial consideration Of the character of the
service in which he had experience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
NEW HAVEN ROAD
CUTS INTO RATES
Washington to Enjoy Cheaper
Freight on Commodities
From Boston.
BAL TIMORE HAS A PLAN
TO GIVE FREE DELIVERY
Petitions I. C. C. for Joint Rate Over
Lines Reaching That City
From New York.

Large reductions in commodity rates on
goods from Boston to Washington, made
today by the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. is believed
by counsel in the free store door delivery
fight to be beginning of the big rate
warfare which 1t is planned to wage in
behalf OF Baltimore and Washington. The
rates filed with the interstate commerce
commission today in many Instances are
reduced as much as one-third.
Experts working among the files at
the interstate commerce commission for
the local merchants reported the fling
OF the charges to Maurice D. Rosenberg,
counsel for the Retail Merchants Assoc
citation. early this afternoon. These rates,
according to Mr.. Rosenberg. although
filed by the New York, New Haven and
Hartford road. become effective to Wash
ington through connections over the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio
.. i. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-02
Discusses New England Sentimen

Ol6CuSSS6 NCW G0&AdAo Sc0C1monI.
New England believes In a protective
tariff" said Senator Gallinger, land no
man who supports the pending bill. or
who defends men like Ettor and Hay
wood, who agitated the strikes in Law
renee, represents in any way her Views.
NV colleagues declaration that protected
manufacturers interfere with legislation
secure favors from railroads. control local
courts, etc. is utterly preposterous
IT am not an alarmist. but can bring
nv mind to no other conclusion than thai
the contemplated legislation will inevi-
tably bring ruin to the industries of the
entire country.
Gallinger's Figures Challenged.
Senator Hollis, democratic senator from
New Hampshire. challenged Senator CAL
fingers statistics about the death rate in
mill towns as compared with other com.
munities in New Hampshire. The high
death rate In Concord. Senator Hollis de-
clared. was due to including the deaths
at the state insane asylum. located in
Concord. Senator Hollis reiterated the
statement that his presence In the Senate
was proof that the people Of New Hamp-
shire had rejected the idea Of high tariff
duties.
Senator Hollis saw in Senator CALM
gers speech a recognition that the latter
could not be reelected.
ST will not 60 out Of the Senate because
of the suggestion of democrat" replied
Sc, -or az I'm in n" "a DIS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

9as alte Sabr lit itabe5u bidtiiber,
peridlmn9en oirf inuer6ar. Gs bat
obne 8peifeI mande Srelr6', itno
aild) piel 2eio geI'radt ober ipoSt
nrurren ltno una,ifrieoen iein2 9ie
Soffnana barf mani nidt eriterben
Ia5fen oenn es miro ipieber alles
gitt. gllio:
9lufgeid)aiitl @as tptIit Gu nnlrren9
sseltes SSabr brilt9t neipes SofIet,
9einem 9eben itebt Der Safen
Giner beiI'gen 3irfunft offen
se9en, G6atelt Sorgcn, Sofiert
5Sieb', 6as iit Scr StrailB Scr Sa9e,
slber Gins nnrBt 9tl Rreiten.
Gins nit ieben @lofenidlagel
llnos oas Cine iit Die Sugeno,
sic mir nntb Den StrallB imlpipinoelb
limo oitf @rhetl mint gu &ieles,
,leber Sternen - IqeS finoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
aeiSenSer Gbefriispcl.

Ser in ct. Ferdinand Solpnihip
in ct. 2ouis golprltp tpobneroe Sar'
nter ssrib Gltrioerbuie, Der an Der
@refse bes Msiiioltri.Slniies elm
iperfbpolIes @nt eig1et, bot i'm 8e.
ridt sit Glapton geeen ieile Sras
eine S6eio,nlgsflage eingeleitet, IN
ipelder er Iid, bariiber beihapert,
oaB oieie tpdbreno Der lesten II
Sabre iebr Iieblos geeen ibn 9eipc-
fen lei. Sic babe II. a. nab Der
@ebltrt eines Gobnes erflart, lie
polle feline @inber nlebr, neil lie 5li
ff,euer Ieier.
0ns 9Saar perbeirotbete iih am
10. gsopentber 1889 iiito trennte
lid fiirslid). Den 9ebailptiatgen
bes &lGsers aifoIse. bot ieime Trall
elm 10 bitiges temperament, Dob cr
es rtidyt lanser nit ibr attsbaltei
fGnitte.
llnter atpbern miro Die 8eflogte
beihulbtgt, ibrern Mann me geitats
tet 5n bdbett, Wtild 5it trifrfen tros'
Sem lie sablrei1e &iibe beiaberi, ilro
lie tpnBte, boB ser &ldger germ Mild
trinft. @enn Sunoerbuie NAL @sild,
trinfen mollte, 10 nritBte er lie alt-
eeblid, ,,ItebIen". Wenn Der alager
frollf mar ltnb Meoi5in perlaltgte,
Icn oie 8efIngte eelagt babeil, er
ioIlte nur arbeiten gebet, bann mir
Sc er idJon geiitro tperoeit. Spal'
Satr6erblfc ion ibren Manil oiab ie.
oesmol aitsgeidiiirpft baben, ipenll
er lid, anf oem SeIoe einen slngeii-
IBID pabrettb Der slrbeit alisrubte.
Ser &l1ger beidppert iid ferner
oariiber, Dab ieine 6roll ibn aus.
lod,fe, ipenn er aur Stride gitIg; 0at
iie erflGrte, ipenn er nift nlebr Bei'
sen ernte, als er bisber 9ethon fontp
fe er ebenio gut iterben Damn ioll
lie and, qefpiinid)t buben, Dab er por
elmer sSabrt nuh ct. 2oltis' ME 5lt'
riidfebre, bonn broudJte iie tbn nifi
Imebr tuieoerSuieben, ,tnS oergleld)er
|mebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
glufgeida,,tl gsas mint gu nnrrens
Sin sraniamcs Spicl.

ssSn MiIapoiifee, oent Idonen Bier
Sltbrn arn Stranoe bes Mifigar'eeS.
6arrfda &etllen rntb 316neflappern
6ei WsGnrtlcin nno @eibIein 10 in
Sen Safelt Der Che einlaitien nlodF
ten. Shitlb ooron ut Elm ncitcs De.
ieb, 0as 6ie Sereoeliug oes Wfen.
ihelWeidlledfS be3fpeft.
9as @eiet idreibt Dor, haB Wfornl
llnb @eib, ebe iie iieb trauen laIIen
biirien. bon eincm slrste untcrlildt
werben miiiien, Der 81 beidleinigen
hat, bab Die @belilitiBen aeinnn limo.
9(uRerhen heiagt has G'eiee rod,
cob sler5te cine ipfd)e ltlpterilldlutg
fir orei Collars pornebnen miiilcn.
9ie slerSte bon MiIpautee luei'
germ iidJ, cine loIde lllrterilldI,ulp
fir orei Dollars ppr5ltrpbnlen iilpo
ser @enepalunauolt bes Staatca Wis
coniin bat eittid>iebert Dob sler5te
lmd)t ge5tpungeit iperben fonltel,
ntit eirem Sonprar bon orei 9ol'
lars norlieb 3il neDmen
@as ioIlen untar bieien llmitiilt'
ben Seirot6sIilItige, Die bas Ged) be-
ben, i'm Staote 8isconiin gu mob
nen, aniangerr2 Sic niiiien morter;
bis ser slerateitrife beigelegt lit.
0as fam @oden unb Wtonate
onuern. g8iuo oie 2iebe oieie 8ar'
teRit iiberoouern2 8ie piele Ger,
Iobitpgen tperben irnterbeiien in oie
Bride edben2
0obI oenen, Die fparten fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
0er Eroseatiat Der GbrIidea.

Giiitf sIdfeI Der Menfaen iino
ebrlid).
Das lit 6as gerbdlt,is. Die BRO
Be nif ba8 Ggenlpel uurbe 6ieier
Sage bon Dem @rooflpner r@agle-
gelllad)t. 9ie 8eitiing tpaf NIT ber-
S1ieoctlen 2aoellbeiisern, @irtben
gigarrenoef1itiern unb StraBenbGbn.
&on6ufteilrert Elm Mbfpntnett beInae-
nt1b iie ailf 8tedmnt9 iin6 @efabr
6es NlatteS Die @brIibfeit elmer al,-
aabI bon 2eilten ba6iirh auf Die Bno.
be itellen loIlteal Dab tie ibnen beini
8ed)ieIn 6u piel @elb berausgaben
9ie Yrobe ,pitr0e an bier5ig Yer.
loren porsenorliriiett bon oenen filitf.
nnoolpal5ia iid oils ebrIi9 ertpieleal,
inoen iie obne fpeitereS baS 5ipiei
erbaltene @elo pieoer 5uriidgobet.
fSiimiaebn 5Gblten bas 8ehIelgelO
Iorgialtie nod itilb iteften es oallu
IN oie Salde. Bon ben @brlldett
iparen 5ipolf Manner, iieben Sranetl
flint &naben liib elm Mo6den; bon
ben iiinfeblL Die Die @elegenbeit
bein1 Sdyop nabnten, iparen debn
WeGnmer. bier Groiien, fem Snabe
pt1 elm WaSden.
gs gibt utitbin nidt gart6 10 btele
@raiterS, oils man a,lgeronlnlen bat.
limo ionoerbarer @eiie baben ote
anabtn bie Seuerprobe aln belten
teItan6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
Die 8GbrnnsspprIage im Scnate
angenDmmen.

@albirgton. Wdt 81 gegen 81
StimHen tplir6e arll Sreitog i'm
Sellat oie Omen @Lab W1brums-
porlage angenonlinen, 6itrd lpeIde
hie Denofraten erboffen, Die 6tnaris-
Inse oes 2airbes Su Hdret iilpo elmer
allenTauiigen @el6Hemme poraiibeil-
gen.
Sedys @epitbIifaner, Senator
@eefs BON Maiiodnietts an Der
Spite, Ionic Der SortidrittIer Goi,r-
berter BON @aibingtoit itinnr1ten init
Der geidloiienen 8balanr Der 9eino-
fraten Der iid iogar Seitntor SitdN-
cod bon Nebrasfa artidloB.
SobaI6 Die @1bulngsnorlage erto-
giiltig iillter Ga6 lit, miro pabr-
ideinlitb eine 8ertneline bes 8ou.
apiies bis gum 12., apenn nift gnr
bis 5,l1 t9. San,inr itattfin6en.
sSnbaIt Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die i'm Senut nneenontilene Wdb-
rnnas-@orIage fiebt oie @rrihtlnng
BON aht bis atpolf @mlbes &eierpe.
banfen Dor, tpelhe Elm 9isfontirungs-
ilno &eierpe-gentrim beS lle.aen Sp-
items bilben folIen.
9ieie 9arfeil ioIlen oort etablirt
lper6er, mo tie 6en peridiebenen Be
oiirirtilieir Der ein5elnen 2anhestbet'
len am better bieiien fonnen.
Das Mi,fmaIfapitdl ei1ler Gelerpe.
Eanf ioa ri6t apetiiger als $1,000
600 betageit ,ln6 eine ieoe 9teIerpe'
banf mag gerriigelro 3ipeigbalrfen
etabliren, nm Die 8ebiirifrille i6rer
Region 5lt befriebigen.
gseun Direftoren iollen cine gnilt
peripalterL bon oenen brei BON Jepra'
Iertanter Der gftienbonfen, brei bon
8erionen berborragen0 i'm Soltoel
lr,S 2onbtpirtbidoft Der 8e9ion er-
iudhIt, unb brei BON Der 8nnoes'
9feIerpebeborbe beitinlnlt perDen.
8as &opital ion 6 8roaent elm
briuaer, iin6 bon Dem @eDiItn 4l
Brosent aIs lleberidub aitf oie Selt'
aelebt iperoen. Gas llebrige ipiro II
slpei sbeile eetbeilt, eit,cn Sbeil er
bdIt Die Mseienntg llitb Der anoere lol
eIs geriideraing eeeen ganftalltiie
ments bienen. Dos 9art5e Spfteii
fpirb aeIeitet BON elmer 8irnoes.yie
ierpebebSrbe, beitebcnb aus leh'
WettoIie0er,e, pelbe ie elm Sabres9e
holt bon $4,000 erbaIten uitb uon
NraSioenten ernannt tperoen. Stei
gehSroe ion nod 9eIieben gnoro
i,,urgen treffen, tpie iolde Der nellef
WsoBtnbme an bienlihiten llrlo.,
9ie &eierpebanfen lollen gtiliage.i
bon Der Gegierrng fotpie bon Wttt9l1e
berbanfet oirinebnten llro gailgpaf'
gserthpapiere unter gelpiiier Begreil'
alina Sisfontireu. Sie iollen IN @olo'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

iat6 SiIber-8ullion baitoeIn. Bombs
i,r6 Noten Der Der. Staaten tarfen
uno bertailfeL 9lei6erapeiie WebleI.
Giir @,nioeS Meicrbe Barfmoten
iol Die @egieriiiw einfteben iino DIE
ieIben 1T @oI6 einloSbar iein.
DaS Barfpriifumgsipitem iol ge.
ftdrft tperoen. NatioHalbanten 1iir.
fen Garmbppodbefen auf einen 3eit-
raiut bon flint Sabren biS 5u orei.
itftboreibie liit6 ein.obrittel Yro3ent
ibres aapitals aasiteaen. DnS Dar.
leben oarf 30 HroSent bes Gi9ets.
tblnnspertbes nidt iibeftetaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

Sn ct. 2oiiis lit Ser eipitige
8oliaeiiidter Sefferion Eollnrb rrad
lnnecm 2eiben geitorbcri. Or mar
ourh ieillc frdftige Gimme il, poll.
tiiden gonperptionen befdi1it un6 Ell.
ner Der eriten Sfidter, tpelder bic
iest iiblid)e 9nrole fir Delinaueu.
ten einfiibrte; SrirnfertboIoe iitubten
Inn @rtboItiontfeit BON @etr6nfcn
nno Gorge fir ibre SanliIieu ibritt.
lid geben, ebe er iie aitf @oblDer-
baIten pnroIirte. gs ipiir0e ibm 10.
gar Die Mis5eitbnititg 5l tbeil, 6aB
er nod gngInii0 berlifen tpur6e, nm
lem HaroIesS sSpftein at erfldren reip.
Bortrdse bariiber 81, baIten
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3ebm gerste, aber feline Seilnng.

sd batte ipobl gegen 5ebn gerSte,@ {
itreibt Serr Sobn @cubel, 32t q.
Sass Strin 8eaputree, Sn., .,pll6 ol-
les, mos iie fiir mid tbaten, mar,
bob tie mid INN. beri6iebene bltnoert
Dollars erIeidterten. gllles ipar
lrlsIos, bemi lire Mebi5i1l balf mir
feiaten 9elit. 9ies alIes ipar, eGe
i6 bon Sorlri's Mpeltfrduter, peldes
llleine @eir1bbeit tpieoerbepgeiteli
bod, gebDrt hntte. 9fedynlals iagc Id
Slnien meintn ber3Iidlten 0oitf fiit
Sire quite Meoiain."
lorni's sllpelpfrduter lit teine
s(potbefer : Wiebi5in, iproenl Elm
eiilfades a[tes ariuter'- Seilmittel,
peldes Dem Bubliflun oireft ge-
Iiefert miro. Dfan ifreibe an:
Or. geter Sabrnep & Cons 60, t9
25 60. Sopne glpe., Gbicogo, SH.
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aer,narn aslo, pn,,uerstap oen % pescr,ter 1918

be un0 oes SubeIs log, ipie er nur
Gem ittriduIbigen aiipoenber5en ett.
iironlen tann. Seoo1 Ieiber nmr 5il
rai6 elrtidapirben ole ipenigen, fiir,
seit Sabre Der friiben &inbbeit, nit
ibrer Sorglofigfeit, ibrem upsetriib.
ten @liif unb ibrer llmbul6. Rur
nod cine filrSe 3eit, limo Der Sddeiet
ipelder biefen ntdrherbaften 3alrber
0ieies Harabies Der &inbertpelt, bon
Der irafteli, faIten @irHibfeit tretutt
beridpinoet gIeid eitpein Iebelge.
biI6e llti6 bos 9ranla 6es 2ebens
begirrnf. aaid) on Die aablIoien
Sd0aren Der &inoer tpeIde 6ieies
SSabr I'M &ersenglan5 bes gbri1t.
baltnles iitbeIn, miro nur 5u bal6
Der grnft 6es 2ebens beralltreten;
bes 2ebens tpeIdes ,lniere Sr1llne,
nniere Sbeale. nit ltlrerbittli6er
Sali6 5eritort; oes aebens, ipelbes
10 nlandes Spfer, 10 npan6e @nt.
iagling, 10 biel Wfiibe an6 arbeit
BON uns fopoert iinb llns 6afiir
nidhs, ober bod tiir iebr @enig bic,
tet. mos tpirfliden, bleibenoen @ertb
tat.
Sreuer mir iitls baber nit ben
ainoern iolanee uns oies bonn Stbif.
ial nod bereonllt lit; ieoo6 aud)
iiber bieie reiiite, iiitiduIbigite Der
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