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The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Amount Is Needed to Make
independence Day Plans
Successful.
MEN TO CANVASS CITY
Events Announced Include Tourna,
ment. Music. Picnics. Athletics.
Movies" )" and Fireworks.

One thousand dollars stands between
the citizens OF Washington and one of
the most elaborate celebrations of In
dependence Day that the National Cap
ital has ever known. and the committee
in charge is determined that this sum
viii be raised
II has been suggested that commis-
sioner Newman. chairman OF the citi-
zens' Independence Day committee, form
committee Of 100 men who win raise
$40 each. Chairman, Newman will ap-
point this committee tomorrow and ii
viii be made up Of representative citi-
zens in all sections OF the District.
In the meantime those who desire to
subscribe 10 the fund are asked TO mail
their subscriptions to Treasurer F. S.
Wolfe. room 503, District Building. or
the District National Bank Chairman
Newman announced last night that the
Fourth Of July program is practically
completed.
Track and Field Events.
Beginning at $50 O'Clock on the morn
ing of the Fourth there win be municipal
track and field events. and swimming
and diving contests on the Monument
Grounds and at the Municipal swimming
pool in Potomac Park. This feature is
in charge of a committee headed by G.
Edward Beckett. who announces that the
events are open to all amateurs in the
District, and that the entry blanks may
be secured at Spalding's. 6iS Fourteenth
street, or the clerk at the Municipal
bat ng beach. The events will be as
fC lows:
OPEN HANDICAP
/ loo-yard dash novice scratch. tThose who
have not won a prize in any running events in
open gamesl.
IOO-yArd dash. open to all competitors.
= AO-yard nun.
4. sso-yard
s. One mile run-
s. Running high Jump
z Running broad jump.
8. Putting B-pound shot.
RELAY RACES OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. WASHING
TON FAIRGROUNDS. a.a
Relay teams must be composed Of boys who have
competed on relay teams in the lsli elementary
SCHOOLS championship games.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21

Senator Owen delivered speech briefly
supporting his resolution and demanding
the passage OF four bills to accomplish
what he claimed was so desirable:
First-Regulating campaign eontrfbu-
tons and expenditures for the regulation
of which Mr.. owen has bill pending;
Second-A bill for publicity pamphlets
setting out the claims OF candidates for
Office. to be issued at government ex-
pense. after the Oregon, han.
The Senator declared 'ssconc Iusion that
II the Democratic ~ failed to rise to
its obligation. "aftef its solemn promise
TO the American people, IL will uB-
doubtedly receive severe condemnation
for violating these vital promises so in
timately affecting the integrity Of gov
eminent"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21


RsIiS hses Ia s,hs tnIcrinE ciasss isAns cm-
perre u fonf boss and tEo snbsfi.ufess
Eirht-hrr pounds, - ynrds. llS pound1 -
5irass 10 pounds - 5ards sulinilsd veishs -
An rntriss must Be handed IN psrsoa At sraid-
iHss sls FSmternth street not later than saturday
Cold. silver and b.ou.s medals for each individual
went. Silver medals for relay teams
SWIMMING AND DIVING CONTESTS. AT Il
A. n. POTOMAC PARK.
Midget svents. cpen % bOys fourteen Ssan and
4 Flfty-,1rd swim
Diving plain frdni. plain bach. .si.ndins IT
ting and one optional dive
SENIOR EVENTS.
l. l0-yad swim. any stroke
2Nyard swim. any stroke.
Hosyard swim. ans stroke.
4 Under water swim
s Plunge for distance
Diving plain front. plain bsek, front Eith
nup take on. front jaekknife back iarkknife.
standing. sitting standing. one and half mont,
swan dive and one optional dive.
Gon. silver and bronze medals for each eyfnf
In the senior events in addition to the
gold. silver, and bronze medals awarded
In each event a solid gold medal Will
be presented to the contestant making
the greatest number Of points in the
six senior events. This medal is to be
competed for annually and shall become
the property of the person winning IT
three times. not necessarily consecutiyely.
Events for coIored ChiIdren.
Athletic events for colored children will
be held at the same hour on the campus
of Howard University.
A community picnic win be the order
OF the day at the Zoo and Rock Greek
parks, and exercises viii begin at l p. m.
Music will be played by the United States
Marine Band at the flag stan at the
Zoo. and by the District Guard Band at
Pierce's Mil, and the Fifth Cavalry
Band at the tournament grounds. adjoln-
Ing the Avenue of the Presidents
made and the Deciaration of Indepen-
denee will he read by three high school
boys selected through merit. They are
w. J. Cleveland, of Mckinley Manual
Training School: Joseph c. McGarraghy.
of Business High School. and Elmer Kay
scr. of Western.
One of the big shows will be the tour
nament, horse show, race meet. and
soldiers drill, beginning at o'clock at
the reservoir, in charge of committee
headed by NJ. c. Hazen. The Program Is
as follows:
Program for Tournament.
TOURNAMENT. go P. NJ.
Hunters; open To all; performance only TO count
jumps.
Best saddle horSe.
Ponies in harness. In hands and under; to be
driven by child under Is years
Race; one-hah mile; weights. l6o pounds; ANA
tsur to ride; horses and riders must be apprO'ed
By committee.
Pony rAce quarter Of a mile; 81 hands and tin
der: weights. l55 pounds conditions as event
No
Mule racr; quarter Of mile; free for all; race
70 be under direction Of Committee.
Workh0rSe parade: one TO four horse teams
prizes tn best three tears.
Mounted tournament tconhnsd to soldier entr1esl-
This viii consist In running for rings
First prizs SO: seeond prize. IS; third prize. 81;
fourth prize g. In addition to this the four men
making the highest score Will select and crown
queens q beauty women Of the audience.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
JUDGES LOAF ON
JOB, HE OPINES
Young Lawyer, Testifying in
Wright Probe, Criticises
District Bench.
HE HEARD MANY THINGS
R. ]. Whiteford. Admitted to the Bar
Two Years Ago. Would Revise
Justices Timetables.

A strong arraignment OF the entire
District bench was voiced by Roger J.
Whiteford. a, young attorney and assist
ant corporation counsel. who was a
witness yesterday afternoon before the
Mccoy subcommittee of the House Ju-
dietary Committee. which is investigat-
ing charges against Justice Daniel
Thew Wright. OF the District Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Whiteford started out with a
severe criticism of the judicial con-
duct of Justice Wright Then he
switched TO criticism OF the entire
District bench. with the exception OF
Justice Barnard. The judges have not
been doing their duty. in his opinion,
have been playing too much and work
ing too little.
Not Veteran.
testified that he had been a member
OF the bar a few months more than
two years, and in that time had ap-
peared before Justice Wright twice
His criticism against Justice Wright,
as far as his personal experience was
concerned. was that on one occasion
Justice Wright had addressed an attor-
ney in a gruff and ungentlemanly way,
and on another occasion had changed
the stenographic report of his Justice
Wright's) charge to the jury.
Other basis for his criticism OF the
local bench. he testified. was based upon
common report and what he had come
10 understand as the movements OF the
local jurists. whiteford criticised the
judges because they take four months
vacation each year and because they
have only four trial days a week. He
concluded that they were taking too
much time to their personal pursuits.
He wanted FIVE trial days a week and
believed that the interests Of clients
litigant before the local courts suffer be-
cause of the crowded condition OF the
calendar due to the scarcity OF trial days.
4 Hostile Witness.
Under cross-examination by Repre-
sentative Beall, Mr.. whiteford testified
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Coats at $3.50.

$500 Rlack Eponge.
$3.50 Brown Chinchilla.
$1,000 Maize Chinchilla.
$500 Cope Blue Chinchilla.y
$3.50 Brown Chinchilla.
$3.50 Navy Blue Bedford Cord
$3.50 Green Sport Coat
$500 Mixture. English
Sl25O Blue and Tan Cloth.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Coats at $500.

S14.50 Tan Eponge.
$3.50 Three Green shetland
Cloth.
$500 Blue Crepe.
$1,000 Black Cloth.
$500 Tan Plaid.
$500 Blue Plaid.
$3.50 Blue Flannel.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
GETS PRESENT FROM soLoNs.

Numbers Of the House Military Affairs
Committee presented handsome silver
tea set TO Miss Ellen Douglass Hay. as a
wedding present yesterday. Miss Hay.
who is the daughter OF Representative
Hay, chairman OF the Committee on
Military Affairs, viii soon become the
bride OF David G. Wade. prominent
West Nirginian. The committee of Con-
gressmen who made the presentation. in
cluded Representatives Kahn, OF Cali
fOrnia Greene, of Vermont, and Nickel
lar. OF Tennessee.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
4 HostiIe Witness

Under cross-examination by Repre-
sentative Beall, Mr.. whiteford testified
The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
HAITIAN REBELS BUSY.

Haitian rebels aveh seized the railroad
I, ar Cape Haitien, it was reported TO the
State Department yesterday, and the
operation of the road is seriously i'm
paired. One train has been held up and
robbed. The entire line is in the possess
sion OF the revolutionists, 1t was re-
ported.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
NoTIcE.

Nov. 13srThe directors of Pioneer
Mil Company have voted especial div
idend OF SOC per share, payable Dec.
Is, 1914.
1t was also voted to continue the
payment of a dividend Of zoe per share
per month until further notice, pay
able the first day Of each month.
Nov. 12.-At a meeting held in San
Francisco Nov. IL. 1914, the directors
of Haw. Com. & Sugar Co. declared
an extra dividend of SOC per share
payable Dec. 5. 1914.
Nov l3.-The directors of Kekaha
Sug. Co. have voted q special dividend
OF $3.50 per share. payable Dec. Is,
1914.
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test,
4.045c, or 5000 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
DAILY REMINDERS

pay your taxes now before Nov. Is.
Hrina your tax bills with you.--Adv'
Distinctive sterling silver. lndivid-
ual pieces and complete sets. Wall 4
Dougherty.
New creations in fashionable millin-
cry lust received at Milton & Par
sons, Fort St-Adv.
Lewis taxis, King 81, near Fort.
The only white company with sober
and weil.informed drivers. Tel. 900
-Aav sstiss 1L<
The BEST protecti0n you can have
against fire is the Bowers. Merchant
Patrol. Call up 1851 and ask Mr..
Bowers for particulars.
Careful selection and uniform cur;
ing and smoking guarantee every
piece of Swift's Premium ham or ba-
con to be mild sweet tender. Ask
your dealer for Swift's and thus
avoid disappointment
No party or dinner complete with
out Rawley's ice cream. Once tried,
no other make seems to satisfy. Safe
and extra good for the Riddles. Eat
ii at the Fort street store or have II
delivered to the houSe by quick auto.
Phone 4225.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
HONOLULAN BACK
FROM FIRST TRIP
THROUGH CANAL
TBy Iatest Mail1

SAN FRANCISC0-O the last leg of
her first round trip between this port
and New York. via the Panama canal,
since the expiration of her charter to
the Matson Navigation Company, the
American Hawaiian liner Honolulan.
Captain Green, has arrived at San
Diego, eighteen days from the eastern
port
In addition to the fact Of this being
the Honolulan's first round trip, she
has the distinction of being the first
vessel carrying passengers to come to
this coast via the canal and with her
steaming from New York on October
9Th, the passenger service of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Company was in
augurated. ..:
The Honolulan brings eighteen pas
sengers, the majority Of whom are
booked for this port. r..
Officials OF the American Hawaiian
Company report a record voyage &C
compIished by the freighter Pennsyl-
vanian, Captain Taplen, which arrived
at Boston from this port on Wednes-
day, completing round trip between
east and west coasts via the Panama
canal. Counting the II days spent
at this port and her stops both ways
at San Diego and San Pedro, the vessel
made the entire run in fifty-one days,
a record which, 1t is claimed. will
stand for a long time to come.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13

Sales: Between Boards so Pho
neer 24H; 100. 5, rs Pioneer Is.
Session Sales: so, As, so. so Nc
Bryde s; 10 n. c. & s. Co. 33z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
YOlJIHBEATEN
FOR FAILURE,
SAYS MISS Ward
Humane Officer Places Pitiable
Case Before Juvenile Court
Boy In Hospital

Declared to have been beaten almost
insensible by his cousin. man about
10 years old, because he had failed In
some of his studies, 1o-year-old Ha.
waiian boy was removed to the kaui-
keolani ehildren's hospital at the in
stance OF Humane Officer Miss Lucy
Ward yesterday afternoon, where he
now is under treatment for bruises
and cuts which cover nearly his en-
tire body.
Miss Ward declares the case to be
the most pathetic OF its kind which
has been brought to her attention since
she assumed the duties of special OF
ficer for the Humane Society.
The boy is a student at the kaahu.
manu- school. and il was there that
Miss Ward found nim and learned his
story. His right arm, says Miss Ward,
was almost broken from the effects o.
the beating; he was black with bruis.
es. and the welts where he had been
struck were still visible. The cousin,
who is alleged to be responsible for
the boys condition, went to Miss Ward
yesterday afternoon and said that he
had beaten the Hawaiian lad because
the boy had stolen some money, says
Miss Ward
But it was only after much persua
sion," says the special officer, that
the boy would tell me his story. He
said that his cousin had beaten him
because he had failed in some Of his
lessons. When the boy was taken to
the hospital he was in pitiful condi
tion. He had a high fever and his
body plainly bespoke the terrible
treatment which he had received.
Miss Ward has placed the matter
before the juvenile court and the case
is scheduled to be heard by Judge
William l.. Whitney tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
SALVATION ARMY.

The collections at the Salvation
Army meeting Uns sunday night. No
veneer rs, will pc devoted 10 the
european War Relief Fund for Sal
yationlsts In Begun, france, Great
britain and Germany.
"A sum OF $so, 900 Is expected to be
raised throughout the United States
and the Honoiulu corps OF the Saliva
ton Army wants to 40 its part. Ad
jutant Zimmerman VIII receive any
donations that may be given for any
special country and forward i TO the
proper authorities.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
BIRTHS

GOODHUE-At fKalaupapa, Molokai,
November IL, 1914, to Or. and Mrs.
w. j. Goodhue, son.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
DEATHS

NEEDHAM-At Kalihi, Honolulu, No
vember IL, 1914, Mrs. Lilinoe Need:
ham; aged so. years. Funeral will
be held at 8 O'Clock Sunday after
noon at NJ. E. Silya's undertaking
parior. Interment Nulianu cemetery.
LI ONSF idelia Maria Lyons, aged
rs years. Honolulu, November IL.
Notice of funeral later.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13

George R. Brewster, a Newburgh IN.
" lawyer, pleaded guilty to a charge
OF Incorporating funds OF the st.
Luke hospital and was sentenced to
2 IL years at hard labor in Sing Sing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
&EA glt&fl|sza6)8
FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conyeniences;
electric lights; bath. running water;
short distance from postoffice. Mod
crate CAMEL place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel. 1541. $685.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13
r.
CARDS At
ARLEIGH' 5

Just the right time to commence
Christmas shopping. There's beau
tiful and large collection of Christmas
Cards at Arleigh's, on Hotel street, at
prices according to your purse. -Adyt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-13

Don't leave off work, no matter how
serious the headache. Take shac and
Peep right on working instant re.
Acknowledgement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-12
staOt nnO Gountb.

-Serr Dasobert Sessr, an Der @de
uon aoams ausnue uno Gard Strase
mObnbaft, itreuste am 5reitas sesen Die
Scranton electric @ompunie elm Ser
fabren an. neil bereu nabeitsbenoes
8ert beitdnOis isin @isentbum NIT
Samns pno Bu1sr iiberbduft.
= Dauio Uiorris uno feline Satin
wuroen am Sonutas Bormittas in
ibrem 3otbaus on aoams auenue
ourd Seuhtsas iiberwdltist aufssiun,
ben, oann nod BEN Stuat Solpitul &C.
idufft uno bort 10 srfoIsrelb bsbauoelt.
oaB iie wieoer In nOrmaleu !3uiiano &c.
lansten. Gin pisrtsl Dollar Wieter
trus bic Shulo an Dem @ntwei6en oes
@aies.
= Die automobil Sanoiten Srant
@rimes, Samss Darlington. Better Wi.
topsfi, 9Silliam WtOran unb Sobn
9aclsp nurosn um 5reitas iu nitt
meuissr wie 5pei nod mebr wie pier
Sabren Suhtbaus usrurtbeilt. Sis
lodten fiir5liA sineu Wtann in Elm autO.
mobil, beraubtsn ibu uuo bdnn wuroe
er bon ibnen uertlopft uno berausse'
wOrfeu.
= Die @ountbiteuern fhr oieies Subr
werben bOber iein, als lestss Sabr,
oenu bic @ountp aOmmiiiare isstsn an
DOnueritas Die Steuererbsbuns fiji
1914 auf brei Wils feh. seseu 232
fur 1918. oosr cine @rbObuns bon .6s
Die 3Ommihdrs trihloHen aud, eiul
usue SancitraBs uon Ssiiup nod MOOii'
Hafe srbauen ju laiisn, psl9e etwt
80, 900. Dollars foitsn miro.
= Der A. idbrli6s Wtasfenball bel
Scranton Slebsriran3 fiuoet ndditei
DfOutae abeuo, ben 16., In Der Ser
sinsballe on 3adawuuua Gusnue itatt
Dieter Wtustsuball, Der lsste. wslde
Der Ysrsiu in Der jssiSsn Rdumli6tei
abbulten wiro, 1T nur fur WiitsIisbe
uno oeren ansebOrise beitimmt, benz
yt4tmitslieoer fOnnsn Su oemielbsI
feinen 3utritt erbaltsu. Der Sul mir
absr trOsoem siu sluuIuoller wsrosu
wis sewS6nlid fiuost cine brillants 81
6ffnunssicene ftatt, 8auer's uorBhS
lidss Sr&siter lisfert bic Wtuiif IN
Seitauratsur 9eurp Sorn piro elm o'
liiates Soupsr lisfsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-12

-Sobn 6. 2anibe. tptlher lssten
Oftober an Sadamanna Guenue BON
bem Gutomobil Der @ebrioer @aieD
nisosrserannt unb usrlest murbs. itreus.
tie am Montas cine Slase sessn Die
@euanntsn fiir 500, 900 @nti6dOisuns
an.
= Der 40 Sabrs alte Sobu @il'
muribpon Dalton uerfins lid, am Dou'
neritag bel @oulosboro bsim @issin'
beimien Den linfen arm In Der Sis
l6nsiOemaidine unb bas @lieo wuroe
ibm abssihuitteu. er aud font uerlebt.
Uian brndte ben Yerlsetsn nn6 Dem
Staat SOipital. no er an SOnntas
itarb.
9u elmer WfOuius 9tudmlttus obs
9ebaltenen BerIammlun9 Der Detail
@strdnte 0dnOler wutOen bic Sisrs
brauer ssbOris iiber Oas Eapet se,osen,
neil iis iid auseblid sewilie Prafifen
erlauben. welde Die Wirtbe ihdoisen.
@s murbe faftud en idieben. einen
abuofaten au3uitellen, welAer 9eri9t'
LID ousessn proteltirsn pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-12

= @S iino 1138 @etr1nfelijenS @es
iuhe bintsrlest woroen, ssnau 152 me
niger wie i'm uerflolisneu Sabre.
= Seit bic @abarsts unb Tan,ballen
seifloHen woroen fino, baben uiele
Wfulifer Der Staot ibren Broberwerb
usrlOren uno iie beflasen ii9 alleut'
balbsu iibsr oieis Ebutiude.
Tbomas 3apann pou 9iuben
5traBe muroe Uiontas Jiaht ON Der
@de uon SanOis Strass uno Glib Wtain
Ausnue In ssfdbrlider sBeiie usrlest.
uls Elm Guricdb Der Scranton 2aricab
@ompanie, uOn @eOrse Bulb sslsitet.
ibn iiberfubr, als CT sinen StraBenbabn.
wuseu beitsisen mollte.
: Die Detail 8auileute @eIslli6uft
beidlOB in elmer Wionius gbsno ubse'
baltsnen 8erIammluus. ale 9r6Beren
islrmen uno SorporatiOnen ;u eriuden.
ibre anSeitelltsn In 8aurselo anltatt in
Sanfanweiiungen ausSubeSablen, oa'
nit oieielben niht sejwunsen weroen,
lestere in Wlrtbidaften ummedieln gu
laGen. oenn oaour4 uerpraHen Siels
ihr @elo unb ibre 5anlilien lsioen bauu
oarunter.
= Scranton muroe am Oienlta9
Jiahmittas etpa 1.34 tlbr uon einem
@robeben beimseiudt. welAes etwa 3sbn
Sefunoen anoauerte. aber feinen SAa'
ben anridtete. obidon msbrere Der srD'
Bsren @ebdulihteiten lsi6t wanften uno
Die @ridiittsruns jienlih allsemein
fIblbar mar. Das @robeben erltredte
iid bauptiddlid iiber ben Staat giep
0orf. bic yieu @nslanb Staten, nie'
orise Uitlife Canada uno Gbsile bon
Mem Serisp uno 6itlides Peuniplua'
nia. uuo on man6eu Pldsen mar es
itdrfer, aber nirSenoswo 1T Der S6a'
ben pom Sebeutuu9.
= Bdbreno Die slnseitslltsn Der Oar
uep Sis @Ompauie am Wfoutas ~
SoulOsboro ben 3abltas nit Erinter
uno Strsit fsierten, puroe Paul Yies
NOT init einsm jmei bel pier Sol
oidsn Sol,ithd aneeerifien nno erbisl
elnsn ShaOelbrud, iDsldsr i'm Staa
9oipitul. wobin man ibn idaffts, oil
t6otliA betrahtet wuroe. slnorew Poet
do. wstdsr ben ansriff madte. entflOI
nuhber, Duroe aber bel ieinem Gin
treffeu oubisr uerhaftst uuo sinseitsdt
bis ii4 ersiebt, wie bic YsrlssuuS iei
mes Spfsrs psrlduft. SiesnOt 1T an
Disnitas 8ormittas oeni SAdoslbrut
erlesen unb isiu Gnsrsifer nuroe BAN
obne 3ulaHuns BON garsiGaft fir eli
seridtlidss @rideinen ssbulten. Wtet
rere Widnner, wel9e bel oem gnsri
auweisnb waren, muBten 800 Bhre
i6aft itellen, bauiit iie als 5eussn el
i4eineu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-12
Grnb an senti6lanh.
(p. 8. 8 m M srsran)

lS.sanb Der ftolSen @i6sn.
| 8 Sauo Der itarten Bebr,
Dn Selieubort Der Greue,
Der Sitte uno Der @br',
On eiu,is sanb auf @rOen.
Dem mir ourd Dlut uerwanot,
@ut 0eil DIR. Saub Der Ydter.
@ut Qeil Dir, oentidss Suno
User ie in bitt'rer Slnge
Das alte Seim uerleB
tnb Ohne Slid unO 0ube
Son osinsm StTnnoe itieb. =
Dir wnro er ni6t snlfrsmost
Gros SrOll uno @rdm uno g9eb ;
Dir sult iein lestes Binfen.
Sein JS6eioesruB: aOs
Ob uiet uud ODER msnis
Bon beiner @eiftesfraft.
yin @rbthetl rahm pohl Seoer
Wtit auf bic sBauoeridaft.
Dn bait bsm allerdrmiten
Deiu BeitsS anptrtraut:
Den solo'nsn 5has Ger Sprade,
Den tbeuren Wtuttsrlaut.
Der Uahrbeit heili9 Seuer.
Das uni're 8rult onrhsliiht,
IS ftammt uou oeinem Seroe;
On 9abit uns oas @emiilb.
Das nod in allen 3onen
Die redten Bfaos fauO.
9ut Seil Dir, Sano Der Ydter,
Gut 9sil Dir, oeutides Suno !
llmrabmt BON beinen Bergen.
Son oeiner Bdlosr Pradt.
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