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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
h0user Endorsed for federal Bench

At a meeting Of the Skagit coun.
ty bar association Judge j. P
Houser was unanimously indorsed
for the federal bench for the West
ern district of Washington and il
is probable that his name will be
taken under consideration by the
administration within the next few
days.
The first intimation that Judge
Houser had that he was considered
was when Seattle and Spokane
friends began to urge him to be-
come a candidate for the appoint
ment. Senator Poindexter. an old
friend. while not making any at
tempt to dictate the appointment is
unalterably opposed to the appoint
ment Of Judge Chadwick, whose
name is now held in committee. 1t
is not believed probable that Chad
wick will be confirmed.
Among others who are strongly
in favor of Judge Houser is E. C.
Million, and it is not believed that
serious opposition will arise in any
section of the state.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
fishermen Must Become Citizens

State Fish Commissioner L. H.
Darwin announces that the state
law which requires all fishermen to
be citizens of the state for at least
one year. or to have designated
their intentions of becoming cit
izen of this state at least one year
before they can lawfully be issued
fishing license, will be enforced to
the letter from this time on.
"The fish belong to the people of
the ate and not to those who do
not think enough of this country to
declare their intention to become
citizens" Mr.. Darwin said. Il will
be simply enforcing the law.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
Str. C0rwin Breaks Record to Nome

Private cable advices received a,
Seattle said the little wooden
steamer Corwin. which sailed from
Seattle May 10. arrived at Nome
May %. marking the completion o1
the opening of navigation in Bering
Sea.
The Corwin, the first merchant
man to sail for the Bering Sea me.
tropolis. made the fastest voyage OF
her career, beating her previous re-
cord into Nome by eight hours.
The Corwin had rs passengers and
100 tons Of freight, consisting OF
vegetables and fresh fruit.
The arrival of the first steamer
of the season is always an import
ant event at Nome. where the 1000
winter inhabitants have been cut
off from water communication with
the outside world seven months,
and the cargo of green goods is
eagerly seized by the people who
have subsisted throughout the win
ter ON canned foods.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
lazy Husbands to Pull Stumps

10 make arrang amentS for the
execution of the "Iazy husband"
law, which goes. into effect to-day,
and to provide work for other pris-
oners serving county Jail sentances.
Sheriff Edward Cudihee and the
county board OF commissioners will
perfect plans at once for the con-
struction of a stockade en- the SIXTY
FIVE acres of land belonging to King
county, situated north of Ballard.
A delegation of interested citi-
zens visited the board and urged
that all county prisoners be given
an opportunity to work out Of
doors, contending that it was best
for the moral and physical welfare
Of the prisoners. Mrs. H. P. Fish.
former County Commissioner A. L.
Rutherford, Councilman Austin E.
Griffith and others urged the adop-
ton Of the work system for the
prisoners.
The new system will involve some
expense. but it is believed the ends
justify it. 1t will be necessary to
employ four or five guards, erect a
stockade fence and cabin. and en-
ploy cook. 1t is believed that
from forty to fifty prisoners can be
so worked. The tract of land own
ed by King county is covered with
small timber and large stumps, and
offers steady job for some time to
gang of laborers. 1t is planned
to put stump puller and donkey
engine in commission to work with
the gang.
The s'lazy husband" law is ex-
pected to greatly accelerate the
number of county prisoners, as the
prosecuting attorneys Office has
been bombarded for some weeks
with inquiries from anxious wives
as to when complaints may be made
under the new law.
Under its provision any husband
or father who fails to support hi
wife or children. or who deserts
them in a destitute condition. is
guilty Of misdemeanor, and may
be sentenced to work on the public
undertakings, roads or otherwise.
The law provides that the county
commissioners shall pay. from the
current expense fund, not to exceed
81. so per day for each days work.
the money to 90 to the family OF
the prisoner.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
Exciti.,e Time With a Bear

Hugh Gray shot a 300-pound
black bear on Pine creek, Idaho,
Sunday, the last cartridge in his ri
ending a hard fight. With Gray
was DR.. Berger of Spokane. The
pair had but three cartridges left
when they treed the bear. The first
shot missed and the second one
wounded the bear in the flank and
brought him to earth. The bear
turned and was shot through the
brain just as it was about to srike
DR.. Berger.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
First Alaska Mail is Sent

The first dispatch Of mail for the
interior Of Alaska via the Yukon
river was sent north May ~. eight
tons Of accumulated matter being
forwarded to Skaeway, Alaska. At
Skagway several more tons have
accumulated. and when the first
mail is sent down the river with the
opening Of navigation on the Yukon
20 tons will be ready for distribu-
ton among the inland stations.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
Anaoortes Boy Killed in Ball Game

Harris Smith, 18 years old, Jd-
nior in the Anacortes high school.
who was struck on the head by a
baseball in game there last Fri
day. died Saturday in the hospital.
Milo Stock. % years old. who was
hit by a pitched ball in the same
game, has lost an eye and is not ex-
pected to live. The two accidents
happened in game between the
Moose and the Anchors, two Ana
cortes teams.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
lined for Killing ok

Bert Delany rancher. asd Wal
ter Moser. his employe, were each
find 500 and costs in the first ac-
tion tried at Dayton under the new
law protecting elk. They were ac-
cused Of killing an elk on Delany's
ranch eight miles from Dayton May
81. Delany was found guilty BY 2
jury. Moser pleaded guilty.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
little Aeck" Ia trouble Again

Captain Aleck Alexanderson. a
diminutlve Swedish master mar
iner, who has been one of the local
waterfront characters for the past
twenty-five years. is making another
enforced visit ct the city Jail. For
twenty years past the little skip
per's arrests have been more fire.
duent than his voyages for be is
prone to daily too long with the
cup that cheers, and the drunks'
cell at the city Jail is as familiar to
to him as any chart house he ever
occupied. Bellingham Herald.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
Frank C0ffeIt
Seriously Injured

Frank Coffelt, a deck hand on the
City of Anacortes. was severely IN
jured on their return trip TUESDAY.
While making a landing at Doe bay
he was caught in the blight OF the
spring line and his left foot pulled
through the chock. The outside
bone of the ankle was broken and
the ankle dislocated from the large
bone of the leg. DIR. Reed was cal
led by phone and was rushed to the
scene of the accident on the Yankee
Doodle, which took up the City s
run from that point. the latter boat
proceeding full-speed to Friday
Harbor with the injured lad. He
was rushed to the hospital where
Drs. Reed and Capron attended him.
DR.. Capron advised anputating
the foot, but Mr.. Coffelt begged so
hard for them not to. that the doe
tors are going to try to save. it and
if it can be saved it will always be
stiff. which will make it hard for
him to do much manual labor again.
Mr.. Coffelt has the sympathy of
the entire comm unity, who sincere
ly hope his foot may be saved.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
A SEATTLE OWNER

WANTS Island .noan far home in exchange his
un oeaEe home worth $500 asphalt paved ~ 1spnend
Easy walking distance Of Seattle city business n. 80
"' TO give all particulars regarding 81 -, =
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
West Sound School To Give Play

Cinderella in Flowerland an oper-
eta for children given by the West
Sound School at Peoples Hall,
Friday evening June 13, 1913
The Reserved seat tickets are 35
cents, the general admission tickets
! 25 cents.
Following are the scenes:-
Scene |. Prince Sunshine's invita-
tion to the May day ball.
Scene 2: Godmother Nature sends
Daisy off to the ball.
Scene 3. The May-day ball and the
shower.
Scene 4. The Princes and sunbeam
castle.
The stage settings and decorations
will be under the direction of Mr..
Homer Clark of Orcas.
Music between the acts will con-
sist of vocal solo by Alphonse
Van Cromphant.
Violin Solo by Mr.. Skarstadt and
ladies trio.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-06
NAV weather Report

May W086n6r IopHC
Following is summary Of the re-
port Of the Olga weather station for
the month Of May, 1918:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13

'norben, tpel9er in einem getpiiien
MaBe bon 9ampfboots 8efiBern uns
Ierer fabIi9en Staten berforgt pirO,
a6sr nod betrd4tIt9 mebr 4ngsbot
erbalten biirfte, Obne iiberfiillt gu
fem.
Sn ben IeBteu @o9en finb ipieber
beri6tebsne folder Dampfboote, an
benen Hpman3en unb 4benteuersGes
'I6i4ten bGngen, tpel9e bis ouf bic
Sage unTeres 8irgertrieges 5uridges
ben, benz merttantIaen 8ertebr 3uges
penbet norben. 0arunter iparen
aud bic 9ompitr pSeunte Barbour"
uno nSObn $. &irbp", bic gu GaIDss
iton fir bic 8efDrOerung iiber ben
Meritanif9en Golf nod Sompicp be-
reit gsmodt unb bort ibren &dufern
iiberliefert nur6s. sic trafen in gus
TEN 3uftonbe Elm.
Der lebtgenonnte @ampFer, ber ala
.5ra9tboot Dersct9ust purbs, ober
~
ni4t LANCE auoOr benz 2lusfIigIsrs
@ef9dft 5u @nlOeiton unb 5oufton
biente, ipurbe auf cine sroBe Barrie
geInben unb 70 iiber ben @oIf bers
Ianbt, troboem man benz S6tff einen
neusu 8oben ssgeben unb aud anOsre
SeiIe renobiert bate. 0agegen tuurbe
Barbour" fir iestii9tis senug ers
tldrt, INN bic gon5e Gabrt iiber ben
Golf auf fetnem sigenen 4tel gu mos
den, unb man tGuI9te Ii9 nidt In
ibm. I'm bic SraRspOrttoIten tpteOer
bsruusSufdlngen, bsluOen bic Gigsns
finer bss Barbour" bas @tiff nit
Petroleum in adiierm uRb NIT Diss
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.nIHl ium BofiHeln Zoo rllb imi
Die gaHit mo ttiIle inter bit Qiu.
.brt rihlih @clteuit ans. SUD
etmbura ialie leinH ttl ubal.
.igi Mts abtf bic tnnlt bdti, bdb
.ct elm sletuidldlet mirG pfrieiiif
Me bic iHt tbn belimuim bubiden
dHcn ltnier bif nuoefrt
Ter HdAmtttal Tam beran Bern.
.barb tam utdt Tic Come beaana
.Bu iinien Hembat0 l0l nod bart
.mb irit Mobl mar CT Den log iiber
mebrmnls eriuadlt uu6 baiie 0ie
augcn anfaeidlagen Ia er &C aber
.liets nm iid Der uob ltodiiniier
iau0. idlob CT bic Auaen mli5 nciie,
.legte iid auf bic un6cre Sciic un6
itlicf Dieorr Elm. meiucn0, cs lei
nod IaHae uidt 9o1.
GB muroe abeu0 Bcbu llbr. aac
.gingct 81 Bette. Ter Batter bortte
nod an Der Iiir oes @aiftibdcns
mo nabm Die 8iider meg, melde
Die 9fittter b~orsebdngt bate.
o@ieb adt, Wllttterten, {7qte
Der Batter, bic Code miro otftl.
gen.
Die @eihtpiiter fonnten fait Die
.QQn5e Rudt uidt ihlaien. Gle mo.
rem auf oen ndhiten 9orgeu, Der
nm Der Counting gtorgeR NOR, be.
gierig. gr fam. Gle tDaren beitte
friiber aus Dem Bette, pie ionit,
mtBten iid ober iduea mflcioen
uu0. eiuitmeiIen biuaus ms 6reie
gebeu bis iie Ser Batter rufen
Giir0e.
Sect Duroe aud gern6oro ge.
nedt. ltno = mas ionit ME gei6ab
- er tam auf Den eriten 9lui. Gr
punoerte iid 5tpar, 6aB er i'm @ait.
itiibden geihloieu bate, aIs ibm
aber Der 8ater iaste: .S6 uno Die
gfutter baben DID TN S6lafe oa6in
getragen.~ nabm er bic Sate fir
cinen SpaB, Den iie NIT ibm ge.
madt bitten.
aGu biit a6er ia betlte einmaI
redJt idneu aufeeltdnoeh Bern.
baro," iagte Der Batter.
aad," erptoerte Bernhard, lid
bate nod cher aufiteben f0nnen.
aber ais i'd 6as erite MfaI aufpadte,
mar es nod itodrabenpedfiniter.
9ernbaro nui6 ii6 nun un0
nabm iein 5riibItiid 3u iif.
0orailf ia9 er nab Der ubr, nabm
iein giiderrdn34en altf ben Riifen
unO gina fort. - Der Batter IieB
i'm geben. NV.
tsdfuB foIet.)
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4erlMdnme.

@ar emlig BEL Den @ii6ern
Gin anabe Iibt i'm admmerlein.
Ga Iadt berein ourds 5eniter
Der Iuit'ge blanfe Somenidcin
ipridt: nGieb aino, on iiBeIt
bier?
an bod berallS ulo ipieI bel
ntrl4
Afi Gllnben tort 81 nidt;
8nm Sounenidein or iprift;
Grit lab mid fertig ieiul"
Gcr anabe idrei6et meitcr.
Ga fommt Elm luitig 85geIeiu,
Gas pidct an Die S@eiben
llnO idout 70 iblall sll ibm berciu.
gs RIFT; pGomm mitl Der @aIO 1T
grim
Ges @ininel III blaub bic @Iunlcn
bliibnl"
Gen Nnaben lt1rt eS nidt;
Bum 8pgel fur5 e. ipridt
Crit lab mid fcrtig ieinl~
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SIN benz tbirtngif6en
Staatsforit Metersgrunb BET Gtiibers
ba4 eri4oB Der GorItaufTe6er gront,
rter einen 3tseuner, Der nit feiner
GamiIie iiber bic peimarif6e GrenN
gebraht tperben iolte. Der 3iael.
rler tDebrte ii9 gegeu feline gbfi6s
rltng uno Ie9te mebrmaIs NIT Tetner
DoppeIfItnte auF ben Gorfbeamten
an, 70 boB bieier in Der Hotnebr IL
men S9uB ouf Ieinen Gegnsr ab.
CAB, Der biefen tOtIi9 Oerlsbts.
- 5 n Der Gemetn6s Muss.
lodi i'm SLAP bat Der glementarle6.
rer S4Onbeit Die 2ebrerin @eiael err
@s bunbeIt iiG INN eine Gies
besaffdre. Mie man annimmt, Fat.
ten Die beiben junsen 2eute perabrss
bet, gemeiniam aus Dem 2eben su
fdeioen. NaG&m @hDnbeit Tetne
grdut getDtet battle, FanO Ct ni1t Den
@sut, aud T4 oas Gs6eu 81 ns9s
men
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Ger 5eptember.

Geptcmber, SeptemberI Oh idonc
Serbites5eitl
9as Gbit lit reif MN melt uno
brett.
Wlan trdgt berein ben grntefran3
llno brett ii6 Drum in rai6em
Ean6
ga, ielbit Der Wiidel miro bent
ihnen
lluo frdbt un6 iaud8t Dor 8relOe
bet;
~Sudbel"
September, Septemberl gu bringit
6ipar 5robIidfeit
God bringit on ms aud mandcg
Qeio:
Die Sommerfdoen bier mo bort,
Gle fitbren inns ben Sommer tort,
limb oroben 5tabn IN Iatgen GRi6u
aus uniernt 2ano Die 96gelein.
a6el
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Ger 9uabe idreibt utO i6reibet.
ga glldt Der apfelbaum berein
limo rauidt nit ieinen glGttern
llno ipri6t: User miro 70 tleibig
iein?
.Sdau, meme aepfell 3ieIe gadt
Sab i'd fit bid file reif &C.
mahtl"
Den anabeu fort es nidt;
Bum apfelbaum err ipridt:
o@rit LAB mid fertio iein!~
Ga enoIid lit er fertig;
Sfnea poft er feline Bidder Elm
nno lduit binaits gum @arten.
Sildjbe! Isle Iadt Der Sonnelt
ideinl
QaS 9dumden pirft ibm gepiel
Sit,
Der 8ogel iingt uno nidt ibn al.
Der an1be ipsin1t Dor Qlllt
llno jaud5t ans boiler grillt;
SECT fam CT Iuitio ieiu.
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8ah mifl gleiH bieIgeIiebtes qiu0l
8oriiber ituO bic Berieu letoer.
So bring ans gettden Dir gs.
idipino
Die nIlerid6niten Sountaa5fIei6er
co idliipie eilig 6enn hmein
llno LAB mid Dir bebtlflid iein
Sn meines Ser5eus frobem Qrana,
arf oieiem uugeUobnten Gange.
Ger ain6beit R%orgenrote ihmano
3abtn NIT ibren reinen 6reu0eu
Drum LAB bel Spiel ufi6 Mardcu
tanO
Sic Belt nid)t ldnger ms b%ergel0en
alis einen Seiu bon Slid un0
2idt
2enft MN 6es 2ebens erite 9flidt,
Ole ltreng erbeiihte 3udt uuO
Site,
Sn ernitre @a6nen 9eine Sdritte.
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Per sitbtnldlatrr.

m5mhdlo. Ella 4fhnMbHatr lid.
bt mlfof udu lflnfn Admffibm
sttbnihiller aclanni
h'dum bdsf Hltti Cd micr 10.
men bfianui pdf. eos BERNHARD
aen lanas ibliei mub iriib uit ass
Dem Rlrllr All hfinaen igt.
&cin Nalat ttn8 lfine Nltiier
.bdilm lhau l0pohl @iie ala auh
treitle %mnleluanbei, WtruhQr0 bei
icrie iih nidt. Qlan mlBit ton DIT
brett piermdl nfden 60 Oft man
ton rie, ilrrfie mo bebntr cr iih
i'm Bette mo iaaie nit peri6laie.
ieHcr Siinme ga. Ia. iA iomuc
.Blcih 80m man IN tint Wlnuten
.0aruli ON bas Weti, 10 i6lici cr
.mieoer bart un0 'elt mo ibuarbte.
0oB man es nut benz Sole boren
f0unte. 20 mar er i1it ME babel.
iucm feline @eIdmiitrr iriibitiidten
um6 FAM mih in Der 9iegel 5t ipdt
III Die Sdule.
.glit Dem Bernhard mus es an.
0crs peroeu Iogtr Der 9ater et.
neS cages 5u Der YtiItter. nGs marc
0o9 idlimn, Denft mir Dem Sun.
gen 0ie llntu9eno nidt ioQten abge.
no5ueu touum.@
gSa, ober mas iouen mir uur
nod nit ibm maheH?~ ingte Die
0tlrter. Gu bait tbn ia neuli6 erit
ge5idtigt oab mir e5 iii Der 5eeIe
ipeb fat.
g56Iagcu per0e i'd i'm nidt
mebr. 9l6er id neiB Elm onoere5
WlitteI. Stc5e mir nur in allen
bel"
%, oa5 nil id iebr germ, SO.
terden. llnO ME noQte III mid
~ireuell, fuenn on Inn ben 5,ller alb.
geipobuteit Cont lit Der 8erubarO
bod Elm gutter Suuge.
.91un 10 bore. gtutterdeu: Sen.
te lit Sreitag Morgeu fomnlt Die
Innte, ME iie geihriebeu bat. @e.
NIP bringt iie ben ainoern pteoer
@eidente init, tpie iie es immer &c.
tan. Sect, Mutterden gebe btnaui
mo bdnge in mierem fleinen @ait.
itii0den oben Die 6eniter 70 Oidt 5rt,
Dab es in Dem Stiibhen gan5 iiniter
91un tpirit on iebeb mas
iDeiter foIgt."
Die @hItter tat es un0 mar IeIbit
begierig, mas Der Batter bor6obe.
IS nur0e 9lbeno un0 Die ainoer
gingen 54 8ett. 0adoem lie unge.
fGbr cine Stunoe aeihlafen iagte
Der 8ater 3llr Wlutter: Sem fomm.
Sebt liegt Bernhard i'm ieiteiten
Shlafe. g8ir pollen i'm bebutiam
aus ieinem Bette forttraaen uno in
Oas gett I'M @aititiibhen legen."
8eiagt, getan. Bernhard itrefte
5tpar feline @lieoer elm nenig, mad.
te aber ni6t auf. Sect ober nod
iogte Der 8ater. Bon NOR.
gen friib an mlB in unierem Sa1tie
ie0es @er1uid bermieoen per0en.
oari Die 3iiren 3ui6lagen,
oarf ihorf ouftreten, ME.
manO Elm Ialtte5 8ort iprefen."
Ger Morgen fam aae itan6en
MIR BERNHARD ntft. Wldn friib'
Bernhard feGlte. gtber ME.
mano ipedte i'm. Der Batter teilte
iebt aid ben anoeren Ginoern mil,
mas cr nit Dem g~erubarO borbabe,
luio pie iie iiA beute 81 berbaIten
bitten.
@s ipurSe Mittag. @ernbar0 fam
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3ps Eel Gin affe; bas @au6e
gi iausite9It6es Ding
s..
9ins, mems grob III, ii6crmauut
6eloen, ainoer, @reiie;
3tpei ban0babt Elm Wluittant;
@inSs3nei itatrt BON Gle.
6.
Gin 2aut iifs. Der ii9 0tpiI6en Te
limb einen Stub Stdliens felt;
8erbunoen itu0 ite 3armonie
llu0 cine ioeaIe 8elt.
Z.
Gins IAiibt bid bor bent Gein6,
8neis8ref birgt ieoe Stabt;
an Gins 3tpets8rei bereint
2a4ft bu bid ber8Iif iatt.
8,
Sour burcb Gins bernebnt i6r, mas id
ia9e;
8tpei uno 9ret itno iiib, bod obne
Brn9e
Wl1ft i9 niGt iie toiten ale Snae;
lln0 Die Gins 3lpetsD ret 5uIarumen gar
@o9t t9 ni6t elm ein5ia Nal I'M Sabr.
O..
Gins felt benz @rnft beg Qebens Iih
eHtgegen,
3tpei IItpebt aus a~inoesbnn6;
8as @au8e ldbt itb bin uHo Der betues
gen
gon @a6t uno lluberitauo.
-~--~
M TO-
BUR Sanb Ginss8pet nnb alf benz
aobfe &rei:
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Fft als
ava Hal1ftk s t
HI 8isa ~ fItHa Hff
mhffia la uas "a mll
n HuiFtfm nirt rrn1H m5
EW mtaBt uiam ft8H af3f Ag
MfFfit tat Wm fHfatH E9etH itH.
tiHhfA. ftatH hf. Metitfi4
HafH mfHH dHM. iM ttHiMMhh
8aH1H ttf haMW ftt Die eHllau1
lima nft th N5titt tfdaf il
.ufW n.Hh go idtH dm mtlHiH
etfWmmft tn 10 aai man lth.
b|iitrHaftmdk - uigtlilfttn ltf III
.ath NIetii hr Size dlio nitl lal
.R ielattlflld itH GbftnmfniA
.tirh hoh nafbm DaRbtfit aha be-
.nlns bh 10 hlttHanla mtl mUiptts
.daHaM unt Ntfbdhundin nmafhfn
NreltH ukbtn, iolit man
III Ha1tns if nibt inter bit Gbuns
.mtnl n Bu 8hbltnl
HHmiiitG ia mtiu Ui9fn Wrfil
6allm nir lth on otu. ipas lutt
.tinmal Btfaal bdbnl
ea gibi nun oIlttoiuas WlHiAtn,
thrbdft, hgmbIdmG f~ileuhtugs
Wmfdfn. Bic AitB I'M atmi1er Pc
5ltbang lrtuIid tuH. - uuo gu be-
utn mir bod uidt gtb5ren m66ttn:
.es aibt ndmlid qtutt, bic Iid fir
dubuoEoeutlih porbilolid, fir UNI
ta0tlbalt balttu. uno Die Tih tets
INIT Greu0en btrbcldFtn, on0trt btrs
mter5umahtu, 0amit it ieIblt otito
mtbr an 4uitbtu uuo 8orbil0lihs
felt atDiuutn. DieIs iommen ibrtn
9orIdBen un0 9srIprsdungsu, gts
lpiHs Wleulheu uutsr Ole aups gu
ntbmm, i6Hsn Ole Uleinrug 81 fac
gen obsr gar Sen 3opf gu maiden,
rs0lih mad uno bdlten ibr Mort
aus piiuitIi6itt; ia Is 1T, ais Oh
Der tIeine Stein, osn Ie mad siutm
lotnigsr tugsnobdften Wlenf9sn iDers
fen, 3ahnoie, ita itsts D~ergr0Bsrnos
artiIt 30ge, 10 ME 0as SIeins
den Is TIT, oas irB WaFer geipors
fen piro. GieIe qrt bon Ghrtus
msnIhen peroeu uns aber tdum pors
biI0lia ieir.
9agegen molten mir uns nit Dem
Spiegel Der Babrbsit in Die eigsns
SesIe Ieu6ten: 6alte i9 oenn eigents
LID 70 i'm groBen gan3en mein
8prt2 poer me6r als 0as: balts i9
i'm tleinen uuO sin3elnen elm gesebes
mes 8ort2
DAT es Ii4 babel ui9t nm perftoe
osor fonIt unerlaubte 9eripredungen
banoelt, lit nobl IelbitDeritdnotid;
absr DAP oas .Uie" cine peIeHtIide
Roqe babel Ipielt lit ppbl ni4t 70
gang ieIbfberitdnblt9.
Denn i9 = I'm Elm gdn5 dltdgs
ltdes 8eifpiel berdus3uereifen
armen bauIiersnosn 8eib
meinem 8erfpre9en gemGB ettpas
8enige8 abnebme, babel aber, neil
Die 6rau mir unssIesen tpmmt, iis
9erna9 burI9 a6fertige uno Die Sir
bintsr ibr 3uidlage, 70 lit oiss ims
cine GinI6iung metnes gers
ipredens; ALIEN Is lit cine GrmIi6e
2lrt Der Ginl0Iung, Die einen geniis
fen 8rab bon BQnteImut uno einen
MdngsG an @pbler5Ogen6eit berrdt.
Ooer tpenn ou, I'm oetn Mort gu
beinem 8sutel Ober M}un0
etipas abfparIt, unO on beoeuteit
Dem aIIo 8eI9entten in alien Sons
arten, tpeI9 groBeS Spfer 0u GEE
bra6t, 70 bait ou ia uusroings aIs
gbrenmenI9 gebdn6eIt. Qlein 0tes
res 0pfer tpirb tmmerfort ben bers
ben 8eigef8mat elmer pfltdterfils
an it9 tragsn, BEG Mobl9eruas
Der QG9ftenliebe aber entbebren.
Sdlte t9 mett 8Ort in Der rtds
Der toeaIen 8siIe9 limb 6GltTt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13
8mabe MnA 3npudoeI,

&ndbe:
56r 80gIein ale, nobir, nobin9
8ogeI
Na6 parmerem 2auoe itebt unier
Sinn.
Gnabe:
90 melt ii6er Berg mo Gcl6 un0
Meer2
8erirrt ibr elid nidlt gar 81 iebr?
86geI:
Ser liebe Soft nit ieiner San6,
fii6rt inns intiner ms re6te
2an6.
Ser anabe ia6 ibnen mad 70 melt:
a3iebt bin, tbr babt Elm gut @e.
lett"
Gr biidte gum SimneI oann binon:
uSerr, fibr and mid auf redter
8Q6nl"
borte es germ IN ieiner @na6e,
9eluabrte fie beioe allf ibrem gfa6e.