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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-31

Mrs. Charles Vinier has returned
from Spokane where she enjoyed
fortnight visit with friends.
Evening journal., 1914-10-02

Bayard. George P. Bissell, Bird. Ford
& Company. Albert Beggs, Bird Trans
fer Company, b. s. r. Butler & Son,
S. NJ. Braunstein, r. l.. Boynton, J.
Danforth Bush, Brosius & Smeldey
Company, John S. BrOkaw.
Cranston Lumber Company, Frank
J. Connable, r. r. NJ. Carpenter, p. NJ.
Colbert Crosby & Hill Company, Cohen
& Finkelstein, J. r. Cummings. l.. p.
Curlett & Company, p. John Cusack,
George Campbell. NJ NJ. Cleaver
Jacob T.. Clymer, B. Coverman. Con-
sumers Ice e. Coal Company, Concord
Heights Company, Harry Crawford,
Cold Spring Ice & Coal Company, i. p.
Curley. Central National Bank of VIII
mington, Harrison Cruikshank, II. A..
Caspersop, George w. Chambers,
Harry Comfy, William Coyne, Corpora
tiOn Trust Company of America,
Joshua Conner, Philip Caplan, John
J. Cassidy, Archibald A. Capelle. Jr.,
Capelle Hardware Company, John
Cathcart
J. r. Davis, Delaware Roofing &
Heating Co., Delaware Terra Gotta
Co.. John Delsuc. Charles e. Dubell,
Delaware Electric & Supply Co., Dia-
mOnd Ice & Coal Co., j. Morton Dill
lon. Jr., r. II. Dunham, Dorsey &
Smith, S. II. Durstein, Delaware Sash
Weight Co.. n. b. Danforth, Alexis l..
DUPONT, p. S. DUPONT, Delaware Trust
Co.. Delaware Leather Co., Diamond
State Fibre Co., ElwoOd A. Davis, NJ.
F. Davis, A. Felix DUPONT, R. G. Dun
& Co.. Drein & Sons Co., Domestic
Laundry, Diamond Manufacturing
Co., W. l.. Dockstader, Wilmer T..
Drummond, Darlington & Toadvine,
Eugene p. DUPONT, Diamond State
! Telephone Co, David bangle & Sons,
/ Lamotte dupont, Irenee DUPONT, T. G.
DUPONT, George A. Dunbar, Delaware
Marine Supply Manufacturing Co.,
L. Z. Davis.
Eric r. Engberg. Evening Journal
Company, Eisenman Brothers, Elec-
trio Hose & Rubber Co., Every Even
ing Publishing Co., Equitable Guaran-
tee & Trust Co, ]. s. & r. E. Ellegood
! Ellis Studio, Eastern Malleable Iron
Co. George A. Elliott, William J. FL
liott, Edgar Allen American Man
ganese Steel Co.. Max Ephriam, Il. B.
Ely. Alfred S. Elliott.
Matt Finger, Foord- Massey Furni-
ture Co, W. NJ. Frederick, Morris
Freeman, Farmers Bank, Thomas
Frazer G Son. George F. Fisher,
George r. Fritz, DR.. Silas c. Fred
erick, Harry A. Frost, John T. Feeny,
John c. Freebooter, William Frederick,
Forster Shoe Co.
James Ginns, Gewehr Piano Com
pany, c. d. Garretson, w. f. Glase,
Gregg Goodwin, Goldey College, Sam
uel Greenbaum, e. B. Griffenburg,
/ Hunter Grubb, W. H. Giryen, Gilpin,
Van Trump and Montgomery, A. V.
Leslie George, William d. Gilman,
Gibbons and Moore, Francis e. Gal
lagher, James H. Green, /. Goldstein
and Son, Garrett-Miller and Company,
J. F. Gradwohl, Gawthrop and Broth
er, Arthur c. Gamble, George M. Gil
lespie, Eugene r. Goodwin, Charles H.
Gray, George Gray, Hugh F. Gal
lagher, Clyde r. Gray, Guarantee
Roofing and Heating Company,
Charles w. Gooding, Harlan Cause.
w. d. Haddock and Company
Evening journal., 1914-10-02

Joseph Hamilton, r. Allen Hilles, J.
r. Hanna, Hilles and Jones Com
pany, George Hardcastle and Com
pany, Eugene Hardesty, John 70.
Healy and Son, William 8. Hilles.
Clarence r. Holt, Hearn Oil Company,
Home Studio, Hudson Supply Com
pany. George G. Hutton. Michael
Haitsch, Frank c. Hughes. Hammond
Laundry Company, Dr. Harrison w.
Howell, Harlan and Hollingsworth
Corporation, DR.. IT. Chalmers Hick-
man, w. II. Haywood DR.. William H.
Hancker, Hamilton Coal Company,
Wallace r. Hance, Daniel o. Hastings,
Hansen Auto Company, Harry G..
Haskell. A. l.. Henderer and Son,
Hill's Hat and Furnishing Store, Hol-
stein Harvey, Hartmann and Fehren-
bach Brewing Company. William
Highfeld, George +. Huber, Hart and
Bros. Company, Joseph Hess. Hurley
Powell Company, S. 70. Hamilton.
Henry r. Isaacs, I X L Laundry,
1senberg Bros. Company. p j. Isaac.
Louis Jacoby, William Jacobs, Jessup
g. Moore Paper Company, William G..
Jenness. Tilghman Johnston & Son,
e. 3. John. Jeffers Brothers, Raffaele
Julian, J. Theodore Johnston.
Joseph Kern. Kennard & Company.
Francis Kelly & Company, Inc, w. w
Knowles, Harry Kenyon, II. E.
Knight Charles J. Kinkead. Denman
Y. Kerns, c. T. Kurtz, Kiamensi
Springs Company, B. Kleitz & Bro.
Company, Knots Taxicab & Automo-
bile Company, Max Keil. Frederick
Kniffen, G. Lloyd Knots, II. J. Krebs,
Krebs p. and c. Company, I. K.
Kreshtool, George W. Keller. Charles
J. Kennedy, William +. Keough, S. s.
Kresge Company, James II. Kane.
r. d. Lackey & Company. w. A.
Layfield, c. B. Lands, Thomas E.
Lewis, James p. Laskaris & Company,
Lea Milling Company. Humphrey
Lynch, Joseph G. Lawson. Lippincott
& Company, John 4. Laffey. Thomas
]. Lawson & Company, Laird & Com
/ pany, George i. Lang, W. & J. Lang
Company. F. NJ. Linton, the Rev. Viii
liam II. Laird. Lobdell Car Whee
Company, Morris Levy. Lindley G
Kent Company. Peoples Credit Cloth
ing Company. Francis c. Lynch, viii
liam A. Lawton. w. e. Linton.
James Mckinley. W. W. Knowles,
Jeremiah Mcdonald, Joseph f.. Nc
McCullin, Mccullough Iron Company,
Joseph T. McHugh, James Mcmahon,
Albert J. McCrery, S. L. Mckee, Glenn
ent W. Miller, Marvel. Marvel & Wal
colt, Josiah Marvel, William c. Ma
haffy, George e. Markell, Davis T.
Marvel, Arthur NJ. Matthes, Edward
G. May. James Meharg, Harry f. Mel
Ion, William Mendlin, William ID.
Mullen, Miller Bro. Co., Joseph H..
Martin, Thomas W. Miller, Thomas w.
Monaghan, John w. Moore, James
Morrow & Son, George c. Morton,
James T. Mullin & Sons, Cornelius
Mundy, Charles r. Miller, William
Edward Mackenzie, William B. Me-
gear. John II. W. MELVILLE Co., Ed
ward ]. Mealey, Ernest B. MacNair.
Harry w. Morgan, John Malascalza,
Candy c. Mammele. George W. Nor
ton, Franklin Murphey, Mecca Gar
age, Inc, ]. A. Montgomery,
Mitchell & Thomas. L. M. Montgom-
cry, d. W. Masters, Charles c. Nam
Continued on Page 8.
Evening journal., 1914-10-02
1000 Members FOR
TRADE BODY soon
Army of City Business Men
Rally to Aid of Organi-
ZatiOn
FEW LARGER
TRADE BOARDS

These are the men and firms that
will compose the membership of the
new Chamber of Commerce. They
have taken memberships to the num-
Der of 800. There are still about 200
persons and firms that are considered
good prospects for membership.
About half Of these are members at
the present time, and their renewal
is not matter of doubt. By the end
OF next week II is cOnservatively esti-
mated that the membership total will
considerably exceed 1000.
This will give the Chamber an in
crease In income of over 100 per cent.
and an increase in individual mem
bership Of much more than 100 per
cent. over half Of the Chamber mem
bership viii be new.
This Is the first time in the history
Of Wilmington that its entire business
and professional interests have COM
bined for the common good. They
give to Wilmington commercial or
ganization that is not surpassed in
membership and in income by any or
ganization in the East outside OF a
few larger cities.
In entering the Chamber Of Com
merce for three year period, il is
the understanding Of all that every
member will endeavor to buy in Will
mington whenever possible, and in all
things to think Of Wilmington first
The new membership list follows:
lows:
Almond Company, American Vul-
= II
son, Avenue Theatre. Artisans Saving
Bank, W. C. Alexander, A. A. Albert,
Atlas Powder Company, Maurice G.
Alexander. Culver Anderson, c. J..
Allen, Edward 3. Atwell.
Walter W. Bacon, William p. Ban
croft, DR.. II. w. Bentley, II. r. Brown,
e. G. Buckner, w. II. Batchelder,
c. Balascio, J. S. Bancroft &
Sons Company. c. NJ. Barton,
William Baxter, Jr., l.. r. Beardslee.
George Carson Boyd. c. William X.
Bradford Company. Brown & White
side. Inc, James NJ. Bryan. Thomas
II. Buckley, c. +. Burnside, Caleb %.
Burchenal, George W. Bush & Sons
Company, J. Smith Brennan, DR.. +. p.
Burnham, g. w. Baker Machine Com
pany, Andrew BrisOn, Barr & Dough-
erty, Bailey Heating & Plumbing
Company, William J. Buckley, Belts
Machine Company, Baldt Steel Com
pany, James Bradford Company,
Baynard, Banks and Bryan. Bond
Bottle Sealing Company, William
BeadenkOpf, f. Blumenthal e. Com
pany. Henry Bush, Booker. Scott &
Moore, Charles Beadenfopf & Com
pany, Jerome B. Bell, Thomas F.
Evening journal., 1914-10-02
The Rabbits Foot"
Atainabls Beauty For MoS
Women at No Expense By GWEN SEARS
Copyrisht 1NA BY H. Y. TAFT
FOR THE STOUT LADY

The lady every beauty
fashion book she written illustrated especially for
slim
bother
shiny
than really
dull
skirt of another,
contrasting collar
OF a quite allowable.
checks howered patterns
taking
height increases apparent width
unbecoming thick throat
nearly pretty necost stout
we'll show it.
Let indoor skirts the ground always Have them made
which
the
gray, violet White and
o
purple accord
complexion
Evening journal., 1914-10-02
Comb SAGE TEA IN
LIFELESS. Cray HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens 80
Naturally Nobody Can Tell.

Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened, glossy and abundant with a
brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. When
ever her hair fell out or took on that
dull. faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
dcrful effect. BY asking at any drug
store for "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
Compound you will get a large bot
tie of this old-time recipe, ready to
use. for about so cents. This simple
mixture can be depended upon to restore
nature color and beauty to the hair and
is splendid for dandrufi, dry, itchy scalp
and falling hair.
A we'll known downtown druggist says
everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur, because it darkens so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has been
applied-it's so easy to use, too. You
simply dampen a comb OF soft brush
and draw it through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears; after another ap-
plication or two, it is restored to its nat
ural color and looks glossy, soft and
abundant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-17
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES

$l,0O Values, Percal and Ginghams
$l.25 Values, PercaI and Ginghams
$I.5O Values, PercaI and Cinghams
$500 Values, PercaI and Ginghams
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-17
Concluded from Page one.)


times plant the seed in the winter,
and have noted that even when III
,oung plants begin TO come mp SCI
eral inches aboIve the ground and
freeze of half an inch Of ice on
the surface OF the ground does not
hurt them. II is a very hardy
PANT.
When asked ;.bcl, the si1a of the
s1nfiowers he has grown. he said
Il have gathc.Gr many OF thcm that
rea AIRED l6 inches across the face
6f the flower. The seed OF the flower
is sold by the weight. An aere Of
this crop produces from 1000 10 L.
20 pounds
A. E. Rust Of the halliday Flc-
yaior Co., says the market price o.
The seeds OF the sunnowcr Is nov
~ cents pound. Taking the aver
age weight of the crop from an acre
a LOO pounds at SO cents a
pound would make the sum Of SO
an acre. AS the actual cultivation
Of the slnhower requires but little
woik, the profit would appear quite
large.
The principal demand fer sun
flower seed is from feed mills. This
seed is placed in CHECKED fed and it I
ds said a sTall proportion Of seeds /
in this feed is very desirable and en-
hanees tie value of the feed
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-17
-CHILDREN'S DRESSES

75c Values, Ginghams, Chambray and PercaIs
$lOO Values, GinghamS, Chambray and Percas
$l.25 Values, Ginghams, Chambray and PercalS
$3.50 Values, GinghamS, Chambray and PercaIs
$500 Values, Ginghams, Chambray and PercaIs
$2.25 Values GinghamS, Chambray and Perca
$3.50 Values, GinghamS, Chambray and Percal
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-17
AGAIN
rEFEATEp BY THE
CAIRO TEAM, 4-3

Concluded from Page oneD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-14
Sta0t nnO Gonntb.

= Die 9ampa9nsaussabsn BON 8.
8eni. Dimmid, Der lih um Die gtoni,
nation fur Ser. Stautsn SENATOR be.
wirbt. belaufsn itfl auf s., ,997. laut ei.
mem Samitas bintsrlssten Ssri9t.
Dfapor Ssrmpn perpsissrte ss
am Donnerita9, ;wei Nelteiten Der
Wtormonen 9irbe Die @rlaubni6 ju &C..
ben, 0ffeutlih on ben StraBeneden PrO'
pasanba fir. ibre Relision ju MAIDEN.
CAB aber feline Sriinoe fir feline SSsis'
erln9 an.
- Die Central 9abor Union miro
ben 8erlub MAIDEN, am srbsiteria9
ben Prdiibenten gBilion bisrber ,i
briu9en, um bel Der @ele9snbeit cine
slnipra6e su balteu. Nu9 miro &C.
plant, Die biesi6bri9e Baraoe bic sr6Bts
3u MAIDEN, welde ie bier itattfauo.
- Das germadtniB pon $4,000
fir Die Sobn Rapmonb Wlemorial
9irde ieiteuS oer peritorbsnen Srau
Srunces u. Sadlsb fam mSslidsrmsiIs
niht erhoben tperben, benn feds Der
aouiiuen Ser Seritorbsnsn molten ben
8sriu4 MAIDEN. oas Esitamsnt umju'
ftoBeu.
= Die @eiltli6en Der Stabt baber
lih ais @egner Der Sapellefonserte Ii
giap Nu9 Parf ont Sonntas sntpuppt
inbem iie bsbaupten, baB 6ieIelben oil
rsligi6ien Ssriammluneen beintrd9ti'
gen tperoen uuo bas @ute, bas rBillg'
SunbaD mifisineu@rwedu nsspsriamm
luuseu anrests, ftOren wiro.
- @eneral Superintendent 6. Wf
Hine fiinoi9te am Donnerltag an, bal
Die 9adawanna @ompauis Die Gbid
babe, Idrmtli4e 9ef1brtihe 8abntreui
unseu tn Der Staot ab3uiGaffen, uni
uur Der 8eiitanb Der Stabt u6tbig lei
um foldes fertis 3u brtnssn. 9eStsI
| Sahr ueraussabte bic @ompanie In be
Stabt $29. 1913, um eefdbrIi6eSreus
ungen Su beleitigen tpenu bic Stab
itG willens Ssi9t, 70 lperbsH bisiss Sab
wettsrs Srsu3unsen ii6er 9smaat wsr
ben.
- Das lestes Sabr bon Der 0esis
latur ansenommene &onsp @eiet, ,wslt
{. ss uOrf&rsibt, baB isoe sserabene Gonri
Soble beitsuert werben foll, foll ali
feline @eiesli9feit ansefo9ten wsrSsu
un6 am Donneritas lieBen Die gr0Berel
9oblen @ompanissn In harrisburg bies
bsjhslids Rapisre stnfrassn, uadber
bic Peoples 3obleu @ompunie idoi
friiher oage9en appsllirt bate. Di
Gompanieeu babsn felt Der annabHi
oes @eissss 25 Gents srtra fur isb
Eouue 3Oblen BEN aouiumsntsn aug,
re@net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-14
yGeinnbbeit erlaugt nad
DteranbSlDmSigjdbrigem
2eiben a1 Gpilepiie"

9a6oem iein 8oter obne grfolg
elm 8ermoeen fir Die Gienite BON
Spe5ioliiten permisgabt iuIo er fir
bierunoaman5ig Sabre an @pilepiie,
iener ibredliben ,&ranfbeit, gelit.
ten bate. er5Gblt George Duncan,
bon 4t6 t3. st., Sou diego. Gal,
tuie linn ourd Or. Wliles' 9terpine
gebolfen rpuroe, ipie folgt:
I'D, mbdbte msinen bersIitbeu 9aut obifatten
flr Die @ieberhepfefluna meiner Bennobeit
untbbem i'd perunosman5ig Sabre an Der ibreds
titben Rrautheit gpilepfe ,aeittten hattie. sd
beriutbte mebr ais 5fuan5tg Nerste hno nnbm
.@nfIpnen BON Weoiain bon etrteln Spe5taltiien IN
gpiIepiie Feir Batter uerousgabte snnenoe
bon Dollars. uu, mir gu he!teT. Sber aliss hait
Scb boite eine 6laiee uno felt oeren Bebraub
babe idb tenen gniaa mebr gebabt; Sorber bate
Id bret ober bier gnidle ieoe spde. 10 nni uih
sii berfiderr. oab Ole Selina oouiianot9 let.
nahm i'd sehu blaidheu etn. ebe i'd aniborte.
6eute bin i'd iiebsuunosunnata Sabre alt uno
Elm geiunoer Nann. Scb fam biraeben. fuo i'd
tutu nno 10 bod pom Spoer. alS mir beltebt.
pIud5 tann idb aui einsn pieroe reiten obne midl
porm 6alen su iiirbten. go tartnSSr, gsiies
Nertine ntdht ptnu9 nnpreten tnr alles luas es
tr M 9stan 9St I SG Sf ofsm sriobrs SItS s
mbee. uie mir aebolien tuuroe."
Or. 0fiIes' 9erpine bat felt BRET
6ig Sabren iid in nerpoien 2eioen
oils DertpoQ eripieien uno perotent
cine 8robe, penn aud anoere Wttt'
tel Sbnen nidt gebolfen ,baben.
Bum gerfanf BEL allen slputbefern.
gSenu bic erite 5laidle ntdt bilft ptrb
Sbr @eIb 5uriiferitattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-14
slus bemtfeben 0anen.


T g8ie aus Berlin eemeloet mirS;
itnb bic felt LANCER Seit sefiibrten Ser'
banolungen smii1en BEN @roB. .Serli'
ner 3msfuerbanb uno oem Sisfns iiber
ben Gniauf uon 10000 Mtorssn Balo'
lamb nunrHebr sliidlid gum abi1lnB
sebra1t moroen. Der Sistns tritt bic
Ssorlten gum Yreis pon 80 Wiillionen
Wlart an ben @roB'Ssrliner Swedpsr'
bano ab.
T guf Der SSbe pou @urbuuen itieB
leete SBo1e Der idweoilhe Dampfer
,9ipitso" nit osm norwe9iihen Dampf'
er .Sio- 3uiammsn uno gins idon nab
fur3er 3eit inter. Die Wtanni9ait
fonnte gerettet perbeu. init ausnahme
oes Biloteu. pelder ieiuen Eoo in ben
Welleu fano.
T aailer 0ilbslm bat feline @sneb'
migung oaBu geseben. oaB Die oeutihe
Wfarins, sleid Der armee. ii9 an ben
tommenben SlpmpiiheH Wettipielen
i'm Sabre 1916 i'm @ruuemalo bel Der.
lin. .betbsilise. @s wiro isst cine Gins
laonna Der Mnrine an alle groBen auss
mdrtigen Stottsn uorbersitet. ebsnIals
attise Yertretsr Su ienoen. Wfan err
martst, bas bieler @inlaouns aussmsin
entlprohen miro, uno beionoers amert'
faniids Slottenrissen auf osm Plan er'
iheinen meroen.
T Gin Tolssni9msres Branbunslid
bat iid in Yellabn, einem fleinen Piarrs
borf in 0fedlsnburgs Shweriu. ereis'
net. Dort branute Die Hiedliu9'lfe
Baderei nieber. Dur6 bic NIT Sdnel-
lisfsit nm iid sreifenoen Slammeu
uno ben beiBsnben Rau9 wurben jwei
Nsbrlingen unb bem Dieuitmdoden Der
Samilis Der Guswes ius Sreie abse'
idnittsn, uub alle bret eritidtsn. Die
Eodter oes BGdermeifters Rlsdlins
purbe i9mer uerlest aus benz brsnnen'
ben 9auie seborssn
T gDie aus Berlin semelbet ptrb,
1T Die Bibliotbef bes beriibmtsn 8er'
liner PbiIolosen Profehor Or. Soban.
mes Ya len on eiuen uusenannten
Gmerifaner uertauft porben. Sie be-
Itebt aus 25,OOO 0duoen unb mar felt
oem Berfauie pou Gheooor Momn'
ien's Bibliotbsf bic srOBarti9fte auf ben
Wfarft getommene Samnllun9.
t Die plSslid siutrstsnbs aatts,
esfolst BON Sdneefdllen, bat In gang
Weit6eutidlauo ibmeren Sdaben Der.
uria9t. Durd ben unsrwarteten Gem.
peratnritur3 iiub 'uor alien bie @eeen.
ben bss @siubaus iawsr seiGdOist
morben.
T Nie aus Drss6sn bsridtet pirb,
beitsbt Die ifmsre @rtraniuns bes @e.
Observation-Disclosures bes bortt9en 36nis.
lihen 9oftbeaters @ebeimen 9ofratbs
Grnit b. Sdud. ui&t, pie ss aufanes
biee. In einem Snla9anfal1, fonbern trl
einem nerp6ien Sulammenbruh. Der
Patient tpirb iid iofort auf nrlaub be-
s.ben miiGen, ba bic Gerjte pollfomme'
ne Rube bon minoeitens balbidbrltaer
Dauer ueroronet baben.
T 3aiier 8ilbelm bat isinsm frfbs.
rem Wfilitdrinitrufteur. oem @eneral'
major !. .. BON Der SHulsnburs, an
ldBliH beHeu iedli9idbrisen Wfilitdr'
Snbilaums elm I'm ber3li4iten Ton ab'
| sefaBtes @lhdwuui9tslesramm iiber'
ianot. Hu4 hat Der 3aiier ieinen 3sbr'
meiiter oura Hsrlsibuns einss boben
Orbsus ausse3si4nst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-14
Sas saub, bas feline Mar9en fat.
(pauIs. psrH.)

llno Oh glatur NIT pollen 9dnoen
Der @aben ReiAtbum rings er9teBt,
llnb oh an iippt9en @eldnoen
Die Sru9t Der 9esperioen lpriebt,
llno OBJ bic S5lur I'm Sounenfeuer
Std billt In Sarben, ,tisf uno iatt. :
Dod feblt ein Rei,, elm emig neuer,
Dem 2ano, bas feline Wfarhen bat.
@s lteb'n In Blitben Tbal un6 Gltifte,
@s re9t fid 2ebeu melt uno brett.
Dod bat bic Blume feline Diifte
llno fein @rr5tben bat Die Wtaib.
@S i6nebt nit idilleruoem @efieoer
Der 8osel iiber Baum unb Blatt,
Doh. .a6, es feblsn ibm bic Sieoer,
Dem suno, ous feline Mardeu bat.
., msiner 5simatb giadtisallen,
Bie iiiBe WfGrhen ianst ibr mir
8, meine oeutide Waloesballen,
S8ie rauidt's BON alien Sa9en bier 4!
Sn msiuer Ssimatb SSaferbdHsn
Die Jlire lodenb unang bait
Sn meinsr Ssimatb Steine ipre6en
Sou sraubemOoiter SaSsupslt.
guf unieru 8isisn idlpinset nd6tis
Sm EanSe ii6 bic slfenfrau
an uuisrm Stmmel ihimmert prdAtie
Die Sbinsftrab' i'm aetberblau;
Sn unisrn 9Bdloern brauit gewaltig
Der miloe Sd9er ourh bic Suft,
nnb Smers' unb @nomen buutgeitattis,
Ssleben @rott' uno Sslientluft.
Da absr, no Die Mdrden fsblsn,
Sino obue Stimmuu9 Walo uno 5lur,
limb obns POsiis bic Seelen,
llno obne Sprade bic yiatur !
3omm, Wtdr4eutpelt Der betm'i 'iden
@roe,
Bei1irme uns on Shiloesitatt,
DaB uns bas Serj uidt roiiisLperbe
Sm Sahb, bas feline WtdrAen bat !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-14
z Oiidt aerinaes gluiieben erreqte

7 0tidt geringes aufieben erregte
leste Wohe bas @riheinen eines ions
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Das eisentbHmlihe @efdbrt erflinmt
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boren. giat bem 8eiud Der oortisen
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in 3aiIsl srnaunt, 1881 fieoelte er na4
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on Der aiabemiiaen po9iauls fiir bil'
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uusemein probuftiusr 3iinitler, Der IN.
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