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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
PRESBYTERIAN Church Notes.

Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45; morning
preaching service at 1900.
The annual congregational meet
ing of the church will be held next
Sunday Immediately following the
morning preaching service. A full
attendance of the members of the
church and congregation is urged.
Sunday evening service at 1870.
6 Prayer meeting this (Thursday)
evening at 7:15.
g. Choir rehearsal Immediately fol-
lowing the prayer meeting.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
A Kansas Letter.
BelOit, Kansas, D.

Beloit, Kansas, Dec. %, 1913.
Editor Reporter-Enclosed find
$3.50 for my Reporter for the COM
ing year. We have had The Report
er for fourteen years and wish to
continue receiving it. Kansas is still
on the boom; wheat was good, going
from 20 to AZ bushels to the acre,
alfalfa was fine and we had the larg-
est alfalfa seed crop we ever had.
Although we had no corn this year
everything is on the raise, land SELL
ing from $50 to $50 per acre. AS
l and my wife spent the past sum-
mer in Montana, where all our chill
dren are, we want to sell our farm
in Mitchell county, Kansas, and go
to Montana to be with our children.
We have 100 acres of fine land, we'll
improved H..
H. B. Trisler.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
We're Married ut EllstOn.

Mr.. Ben Scadden and Miss Eva
Tharp were married at Ellston on
Christmas day. Mr.. Scadden is a
resident of Ringgold county, but
worked in this city the past fall with
the paving gang. The young folks
did not tell their friends they were
going to get married, slipping away
quietly on Christmas eve and going
to Mt. Ayr where they secure Ii
cense and then went to Ellston
where they were married. The bride
is a daughter of Mrs. NJ. E. Tharp Of
this city and is a most estimable
young lady. They will make their
home on a farm near Ellston, and
their friends extend congratulations
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
Decatur Church Notes.

Revival services began Sunday
with good interest and full house.
Some were unable to find room Sun
day night Every one was captivat-
ed by Prof. Baer's singing. 1t is one
of those rare providences that has
brought him to us. The sermons OF
Rev. Davis were splendid and took
hold of all thinking men. Five, all
adults, were received into member
ship OF the church..
Mr.. r. S. Rhoades of Mt. Ayr,
spoke for the pastor at Elk chapel
and Maple Grove to the delight OF
those people.
If you haven't heard Prof. Baer
and Rev. Davis come tonight and
you will come every night.
J. A. +. Cunningham,
Pastor
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
Record Fleece Of Wool.

Some of the largest fleeces ever
produced come from the state of
Washington. Sheep grow to large
size on the ranges in the Snake River
valley. What is believed to be the
largest fleece ever taken from a sheep
was brought to Pullman, Wash, by J.
Ross, HUSKY, a rancher. The fleece
weighed sixty pounds. At the prevail
ing price for wool this fleece is worth
almost So. Three feeces from the
same flock of Rambouillet sheep
weighed 142 pounds, and another one
tipped the scales at so pounds.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
Christmas and the Parcel Post.

Next month will see the first
Christmas in this country in which
gifts will be carried by parcel post.
This adds another human reason to
the long list for doing your Christ
mas shopping early-namely, the
the Package Postman.
Christmas is season of Joy and
good cheer to children, and to all
who keep the childlike spirit of TAX
ing good things as they come. 1t
is likewise season of stress and
strain for clerks and sales forces, for
the makers of some sorts of holiday
goods, and for every delivery man,
expressman and postman to whom
falls the task of distributing the ma
tons annual bounty.
The JOY of Christmas can be In
creased and the burden of it lessened
by spreading the extra labor over
as many weeks as possible Do your
Christmas shopping early.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
Still-Parker.

Mr.. Leonard Still, of Eden town
ship, and Miss Mary Parker, of Bur-
rell township, were married by JUS
tice B. F. Robson at his home in
Eden township, on Wednesday after
noon, Dec. oath. These young peo-
pie are well and favorably known by
a large circle of acquaintance who
join. in wishing them long life,
health, happiness and prosperity.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
King-ReynoIds.

Mr.. Sherman King, of Bethany,
Mo-, and Miss Wyonda Reynolds. of
Martinsville, Mo-, we're married at
the nj. E. parsonage in this city last
Friday, the ceremony being performs
eddy Rev. Guy .. Fansher. They
the following day TOR Beth
any, where they will make their
home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
To Our Correspondents.

We ask that all our correspondents
sign their name and address when
ever they ask for more stamped en-
velopes and supplies. We have a
large number Of correspondents and
cannot always remember your names,
so please sign your name to your cor
respOndence.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
Christian Church Notes.

One hundred and twenty two in
Bible school Sunday.
The revival date is set forward
one week. Brother Sturdevant, our
singer, assures US he will be with us.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 1880.
Sermon subject next Sunday even
ing, "Change of Heart-What is IT,
Strangers especially welcome.
James w. Johnson, Minister.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
LiQht Economy,

why is the lamp lighter in such =
hurry to get to the fire?'
He has to put the lamps out near
the fire because it's quite light
enough. "-Fliegende Batter.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01

All kinds III cement and brtch
work contracted by the Leon Cemen,
and Brick Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01

Try to be at least as forgiving to-
ward other people as you are toward
yourself.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
Grown Chapel.

Preaching next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
REPORTER FOR SALE BILLS.
FRED A. BOWMAN, VI. d.
Physician and Surgeon.

Office hours II to IL a. NJ, 1880 to
1880 p. NJ, 1880 to $3.50 p. m. Office
phone, 2 on 202, residence phone,
on 202.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01

REPORTER FOR SALE BILLS.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-01-01
j. w. ROVEIL

DIR. G. Fl. MITCHELL
Surgery and Obstetrics q Specially.
Biggs block, Leon, Iowa. Phone
48. All calls answered day or night.
Hours to p. m. and Z to 8 on
Saturday
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

Washington, Jan. 2a.-Reported
that secret information was given
members of the Senate foreign rela-
tons committee at White House con-
ference, revealing much worse con-
ditions in Mexico than has been gem
rally realized. Several senators who
bjected to presidents program of
aising the embargo on arms to the
3onstitutionaists were won over by
the data the president gave them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
WILD MAN" BREAKS'-UP BIG
j.. SETTLEMENT OF. INDIANS

7 Kenosha, Ont, Jan. ia famous
wild man.. Hjalmar Moilanen,
former well-known resident of Au-
rora, Mimi, who has teTTorized In
dams and woodmen and has been
pursued all over the forest region of
Ontario, has been captured and
placed in steel cage.
Indians, believing their country
infested with evil spirits after, seeing
the wild man, abandoned their
homes and migrated to western sec
ton of the country He is a raving
maniac and is making the local Jail
hideous with his howlings.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
PUBLISHER DIDN'T HAVE TIME !
TO OBEY THE LAW

TO OBEY THE LAW
When the state factory inspectors
office got a complaint letter saying
that the Church Publishing House,
1900 w. Chicago avenue, was en-
ploying a boy without age and
school certificate, over eight hours
a day, an inspector went out and
looked the place over. Everything
looked all right.
The next day along came another
complaint saying the boy was hid
den in shed while the inspector was
inspecting. So Miss Gertrude StoetzeL
deputy factory inspector, went out.
And she found the boy, hidden in a
shed. When she asked G. S.. o.
Foreman, the superintendent and
treasurer of the company, the why
and wherefore. of thus hiding the
kid, sticking him away where it was
hard for. an inspector to find him,
Foreman explained: I'VE have had
a lot of extra work lately, getting out
literature for the Go to Church Sun,
day movement, and you must excuse
us, we really haven't had time to
obey the law of the sovereign state
of Illinois," said Foreman, in sub
stance. ...... .-.-'s
1--WE will notify you when we are
ready to try your case in court for
violation of the law" said Miss
Stoetzel Then she told him she had
found one more boy without age and
school certificate and there would be
two cases against the Church Pub
fishing Co.
Fines and costs in cases brought
by the Chief Factory Inspector, Oscar
Nelson, Monday, brought a total of
SAB in Judge Newcomers court. In
fines and convictions it was a bigger
record than ever before in one week
in Illinois. To repeat, Monday was
a worse day for violatoTs of labor
laws than any entire week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

SHOW HOW LII lie REGARD
THEY HAVE FOR HUMAN LIFE
New York, Jan. 2s.-The con-
tempt of the gunner" for human
life was shown in the testimony
given by Alfred Lehman, captured
black handler, alias "Schmitty,"
when asked if he had ever considered
the taking of human life.
"It was just the same to me as
killing an insect" said the aenemic,
understood youth. Of %, who is i'm
plicated in two murders, guilty of
arson and says he has aided in the
abduction of young girls for white
slave purposes.
Rocco Pueblo, alias "Zump," an
other member of the gang, who fol-
lowed Lehman on the stand, told of
setting off So bombs in the city. He
said he had little regard for human
life, and received from $50 to 500
for each bomb he planted.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

spa, / don't see why IhaVe to study
algebra. l hate the stuff" 81 know
my boy; but keep at it. You may have
to figure out your income tax some
day."-N. Y. World.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
glat6 snr Spariamfcit.

glat6on Goben IS Sabre alt, BON
g3r. 713, 9lisauit6- -StrnBe, madtc elm
ie6r traurigeS @eiidt, ais i6m 9iiG-
Ter 0ean oie &ilidbt ouierlegte, ieiner
W1uttcr fiinitig $3.50 onitatt SD BON
ieinem po6cntli1en @ebalt, Oos So
betr1gt, aus5ubdnOiaen. g6iinf5ig
Gents Eai6engclo bic @o9e lit ge-
ma fiir einen tS-iGbrigen Sungen
Iagte oer 9}i1ter. Cohen pllroe pe-
gen lmge6ii6rliben @etraacnS per
6aftet lmO 81 einer Celebrate bon
ST lmO Soften uerllrtbeilt. @06renO
Der @crbanolng fam Der Sater oeS
Sylngen ailf obigeS Sbcmn 81 iprc-
den. ipprairi ser 9iidter ieine Gnt-
ihei0uno i1Qte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
Mndlen gSrrhciirrtnnen.


9as @eunlglua1ia- -SDItem bat bic
0edungnocS Sdlienenbeoorfs iiir oaS
lauienoc Ssa6r ieit Monaten pcr5o-
aert lino bat mir Sen unnlittelbarcn
9coori acoedt Our6 9e5ug bon 31r
032 Gonncm welHe iie bel Der Benn.
iplpania & Cambria Steel 60, all
mel6er Die 9o6n betbeiliat lit, aus
roaeu licB. Die 8citealng oes grO-
Beren 9eIts bon 100000 Gouncn per-
56gerte iidD, neil Die 9a6n &criu6e
onltelltc nit pcri6ieOen proiilitcn
Sdienen mo ener it0rferen SdienG
nGmlib ciner 1870 Yio..S1ieuc, md6-
reno 6is6er Die S6iene BON 100 @io.
@emibt pro garO, Die Stanoaro-
Sbiene Der y9lmericau engineering
Society, oie i6meriie S6iene iiir
&oa6abnen mar. lin Die Gerlube
nit ser l6mereren SAiene in groBe-
rem llmfonec ourb5uiii6ren bat oas
YenniDIpnnia.Spitem 9lngebote eilI-
aeioroert sur 2ieierilng BON 10000
Gonnen 1870 @iunO- unO $4,000 Ion-
nen 100 @hno.S6ienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
0ein snnntnas @nic6al(.

9lit6t elm cin5igeS 9oaipiel wrlroe
am geiriaen Sonntog gc6alten pcls
Dies BON Scr SUNDAY 9aiebaa 9Iiio-
citation" inooiiirt woroeu mar. SSie
Scrr Qufc SS. gg6itc, Scr 9Srolioent
ser gcuounteu Organization erflarte,
iperocn Oie Wlitglieoer crit mieOer
SonntogSipicle bciiiruorteu nod
Oem 9ibtcr ScuiSlcr Die @nti6ci'
olnq o6aeacben bal, oh Die Foli5et
oas 9iedbt lat, SonntogSipiele 5u per-
binoeru oOer niGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
glnd Elm g(ufIh[iber.o

9Ri6ter Smitb i6idte geitern in
ser oItIidan 8oli5eiitotion ben ylegcr
@eniomin EmDnion BON Ser 1923,
uriG .glacp, ouf bier @iouute ms
gefdnguiB, GA ser @oafopf Dem
mobmlugloien @}ar Sornliib an Der
@rott. nobe Spring.StraBe, nit Ell
mem NlciIer sic Soientoibe mlfge-
i6liBt bottc, alem 9lnibeine nod,
nm OeIien @oric ouf oieie @eiie 81
erlanqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
9rei S(larmc.

Die Baltimore @aunfuctnrins So"
serat6 in SrauO. II 9aS erOfe
@e6anOc Der 3erit0rung seluei6t.
Mud He5euite6enOe Sa6rifeu
beOrObt.
anr5 nadJ Nlitternadt brad in Sem
eiuit6fiseu @e6duOe Scr Baltimore
Manufacturing Company" an Der
gnren., un6e MOunment-StraRe, Elm
Seuer aus, 81 Seiieu gefGmpfitug Die
Seueriue6r Snr6 3 gllarme 6ernfeu
luerScn mnfte. lin lt6r itano Sas
gauge We6GuOe in Slnmmen MnO
idieu iuenig SOffumHg uOr6auOen,
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bclua6reu. glud uabeitebenOe @e-
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timOre 9launiactnrins Company"
il.I 90.
fa6rijirtE GffBsAluS auOere IN OaS
sud eiHidlaaeaOe 9Irtifel.
Die llrIade SeS SrauOes 1T nnbe-
fanut uuS Der SdnOen iOa eiu be-
tradtlidJtr ieal,
Die 9lnlase Der nGarrul @lOun-
factnriug GO,, ole an Der MiOunment-
Strake fe6t, nuO ole 0ebauOe Der
nSlmericau See Gu." 6rauuten e6en-
iallS uieOer.
0ae auitoReuOc @irt6idaftSae-
ae6anOe Oes @ainuirt6eS GmeeuO
brauntc e6eniaas nieSer. gmecnp
nuO ieiue SOmiIie retteteu nit fuup-
per NOt6 OaS uadte 9ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
gsnrSc fnri uur Oem suOc nctrant.


@iuer aobel GepeiAe 5liolgc
wlroe 15rou gOit6 9o6lie Stepart
meldc an 6reitog in einem Sotel IN
Goris i'm 9ett licgeuO ais 2eide mli.
geimocn mtrOe, am lebteu Conner.
itag itonoeSonitlicb getraut. 6rou
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bon 5rau Steuart ertldrte, OaB Oie
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&oris nibtS meter ais eine 6orn-
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eigcnen @rfldrung Oes Srn. Stemart
.5uiolae mar ocriel6e 6ereitS ldnger
ais Elm Sa6r nit i6r perbeirat6et
g9ie bereits beri6tet, oronetet ole
@e6orOcn BON @aris ou ooB cine
9lutopiie an Dem 9eicbuan BON 8rau
Stepart Dorgcnonlmen meroe. gia-
les gci6a6, mo cs wuroe feitgeiteat,
OaB lie eincs natiirlihen GooeS ge.
itor6ea lit, Gor Sa6reSfriit ioa lie
i'm Sobns SopfinS Soipitol ope-
rirt worOeu iein mo ieitoen gefrdn.
felt 6uhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
GrSffnnno scr aiuocr-Spic

9(m n16lten Nlittmod meroen Die
Spiclpldbc wcl6e inter oca 9luipi-
3ien ser ,Sinoer Spielplab @eiea-
ldoit" Itc6en eroiinet werocn rmO
oiiriten iid Damn mieoer Eauienoe
bon Qliidli6en ainOern in oenielben
ciniinOen. Die Spiclpldbe IN Dem
,Garroa-, nGitp Spring" mo
j. .4Sottcrion.@arf~ ino bcreits irit
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1. @loi aeoiinet.
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in Dem itGotii6eu grloungs.@ier AM
IuBe ocS @roaOwau inter Der 9lui-
ii6t Der naiuoer.Spielp @eiea-
i1ait~ eingeriHtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
Gnrrau5a cr6ittet ;yriit.

ggoi6ington 2S. Suui.
General Senilitiano Gorron5a, ser
obcritc 6ii6rer Der nerifaniiheu Son.
mathematician bat aui ole GinIa.
omg sur E6eilnabme an elmer in.
iormellen Gonieren5 init ben ameri.
fauiibcn uuO Den Suerta.Gelegateu
sur @erniitlun9S @oufcren5 oa6in
qcoutportet, oaB cr Ii6 3eit ausbiitc,
Inn iid por6cr nit ieincn @eueralcu
bcrot6en 5n fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29


Saliptqiartier a@ermania Wan.
nerhor.Gmbbois,~ glr. S52, 0oro.
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@eorg 9eifert. Trdiioent, gIr. 2i5.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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correip Sefretdr. gtr. 3i5. 9iorbs
GOeu-StraBc.
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Snibert.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
Nllrrifnniidlrs.

Scr Gru5, Oler5 %. ,Suni.--
Scr &omnonoont scr f00erolcn Gor.
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S5ln3a, DER &onmon0ont Ger Sooe.
ralen, ii6erionote cine 2iite BON bier.
5ebn gtamen BON 0}dnnerlL pclbe
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aus Dem @efGneniB Gan Suon DC
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fonii6e 0ffi6ier criu6te Oie 2eute
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Gero Grll3 81 6e6alten ooer ibm aus
3rliefern. s5n lebteren1 Sale, ertlarte
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0ie @erfoleten ioaen elmer 9onOe
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lGnqIt cine Srou in elmer ciuiamen
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2inien gct0otet unO ibre 2eide ner.
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cmcrifonii6en 2inien crmorOet bat
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Ioaen iie iDre @offcn pcrboracu bo-
Zen.
&Ioqe qeqen 6 orran5a-
Regierufig.
GIgoio. Serv 2S. Suni.- Cine
omcrifoniihc gmtomobil 6obrif bat
ocItern in eiucm bieiioen @eridt cine
QIooe acqen uoic conltitutionoliItil6e
Iorfei 9(rmee ooer &eeicrllno in
D2erifo" eineereiht. Scr einQeflootc
9lctroa 1T Ger fduige aouiprcis eiucs
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g,onser g(ittomobils. 9ieIes 9(ito,
mcl6cS in Der 5hla6t bel Gorrcon
pcrpcnoct pproc, mar bon cincm pou
General Giao's @eomtcn aefmift
moroen. Ger in elmer bieligcu @out
licocnoe RcooiitiouSiono mltrOe bis
ntr gccnoigung oes 9gro5cIlcs NIT
geibloq bclcat. Sn Der 2laae wer
sen Garron8a uno orci @1ilitGr. mo
@ipil g}conltcn Siao's gcnaunt
@encrol Giaa's glgentcn 6abcn 0e'
Itern bier llniiormcn uno 2oger'
lltcnFIicn fir icinc 9lrmee fir
$185,OOO bcItcat. Ole @oorcn mcr
ocn IN pcridicoeucn @eid6iten IN
ocn Ser. Stooten angctouit meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
glcncrMna aMf Ql0NO 9ampfern.

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fenuenspert6e GiuriAtung bat Der
9}oroO 2lopO getroiien inoem bon
iebt ob ouf ieOem ieiner Gampier
5wei S9weItern fir Oas @o6l Der
6rouen imO &moer i'm 3mil1enoed
mitreiien werOen.
Die S6iifs @eieaicboit bat nit
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tiers in @ieu cine gerein6arllng ge'
trofien, pono9 oeiel6en 6ereit iino,
Iooicle 9fomeu 81 lietern ais Der
9loroo. 9lopo aui ieinen Ganfptern
ben0tbigt.
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ria lmo S;oiep6inc, mit0egeben pic
oilf ocmiel6eu Gompier iuieOer bic
9liidreiie autreten peroen. Gas 9ie-
iultat Der crItcn 6a6rt mar 10 gut
OaB nit scr Turhfii6rlnq Der nelicn
Ginri6tma ioiort angeIangen mer-
ben miro.
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idmmtidoOeu bon lingefGbr $500 an
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fur3 Dor 126 llbr aus bisber nod
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gLnsoebmma 81 Derbin0ern.
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Giel bab ib in Der &elt uerloreu.
Dos Sc6idial bat mir uiel geroubt,
gSas icb 70 miibiam mir ertoren
gSas i'd eeliebt, aebofit. aealaubt.
Sft bat mon mid getduidt betroaeu.
Aaein itanO icb IN mander yiot6;
@enu icb Die 8relmoe Damn gcmogeH
Dann gingen 6nnoert aui Elm Sotb.
@lont itSne 8lume fab ib iierbeu
Mond' glItes Ser3 10 i6on 10 Jung
9ddts 6lieb BON all Dem 2iCbesmer.
ben
9lls traurige @rinneruna.
Su &urpur slan5ten emit Die Mar-
gen.
9alo mar perbleibt Der Soune
S6einl
Die 3eit Der Stolen lit pergangen,
So6r' mobl eS bat Hift iollen iein.
Sodb ltiea ib nui NIT 9lolcrsiliigcn
Dlid trie6's sum 6oben Steruenbecr;
Sm G6ale ibimmerteu Die piigel,
Gas 2Ibmdrtsiteigen mar 10 lduer.
Dit @ottern moIlte ib oertebren,
SIN imbegren5ten @eiitesraum;
llnO mbefrieoiat muBt' icb febren,
GoS Slid mar MIR elm lboner
Gralni.
8ieI bob i'd in ocr 8elt aeie6cn.
galo mar es Sog, 6alO mar eS 9ladt
llnO Nlaudeu iab i'd uUtergeben
Dem ollcs Groenaliid gelddt.
Mand 9raBe5 Ser5 lit lanait ueraei.
len
Sro6 9lubmesfrau5 imo Monument;
Die Gonfbarteit lit tIr8 aemeiien
limo aler Subel ge5t 81 eno'l
Die 3uflnit moate ib erariinoen,
gSie 6ailt in ieincr Oiternuht
Sb iubte in 0en tieieu @rinoen
Ob al sic Sooten aui9emadt.
Sn's Shottenrei6 oirit' id mid
mageH,
glil9 oa iab ib mlr 2oit imo Aual
Gh borte manbe Seele flagen
llno fab @eitalten obue 3abl.
Sic ibwebten auf mo i6webten ME.
oef,
@ie glebclihIeier 5og'5 oa6in;
Dland 9Ingeiiht erfdnnt' i'd mieoer,
g8ie troumoerIoren 6lidt i6 bin.
Sansit iiuO lie aus Der @elt seibie.
oen,
Die groe 0edt Die 9eiber Su;
@lon iaat Tie ruben all IN 6rieoeH
9 MenIdengciit no fin6it Oh &u62
ga qldlt man iid alf oieier @roe
llno trdgt 10 manhc ibwere 2oit;
Nlaud' Gbrdnc flieBt am cig'ueu
Seroe,
&ie ie6nt man iicb nab 9u6' ruo
9iali.
9ld, fallm aeitorben icbon Oeraeiien
Grob 9lmentran5 mo 2ci6enitcinl
llnO Die alli ibrcn SdooB aeieiieu
Die wollcu niht erinhert iein.
Giel ba6 id IN Der @elt crfa6rcu,
9llS bort Die Briiilmesibnl' mdjt
arf;
Dod ehuas iouo id5 IN ben ,Sa6rcn.
Su oieicm iliidt'aen 3eitcnloui
uTaS @lte muB iib INNER lo6neu.
lIuo fam cs crit i'm 9lbenorot6,
SD ie3e einen Rihter t6ronen.
6iibrt an6 Der g8eo ourd 5turm
iltrO 9lot6.
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@um6nrScmeut sum Sdvmcigeu gc'
btadlt.

99ai6ingtou, 2S. SSiini
Gas 9ombarocncnt OcrNcbcQcuitaot
@ucrta 9Slota ourG @raiioent 9or-
ooS BON Souto Gominao muroc am
1Srcitoa 9IbenO Ourcb bic @otterie'n
OeS omerifouiiheu aononcubooteS
u@'abios" sum Sdmeiaen gcbrubt.
9lrr menige SMiiiic lplroen aeieu.
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