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Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
orer.tsppinE the Limit.

OMAHA, June Ito the Editor Of The
Bee: 1 was out to Hanscom park a few
evenings ago when a couple of men on
motorcycles drove up and heard a gen
tleman say they were police, and pro-
ceeded 20 turn their searehlights on sv-
eryone. Several parties strolling around,
as well rs those sitting on the park
chairs, were subjected TO their search
lights In manner most humiliatlng II
seems to me the police, IL they were po-
lice, could be used to better advantage.
SUBSCRIBER.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
FiEureh.nd Normal Presidents.

OMAHA. Juno 1s--'ro the Editor Of
The Bee The State Normal board is TO
meet at Wayne June %, among other
things to consider the selection Of a pres
ident for the Kearney normal IL is said
the two teacher members have about
given up the idea of occupying the place
they helped TO make vacant. II ls gen.
orally understood that Delzel and Cav.
mess. directed by Majors. are largely re-
spcnslble for certain rules recently
adopted which will prevent any COM
petent man, who knows conditions, from
accepting the place.
Under the rules. the president is the
nominal head, but has no authority to
do anything. He must consult his regis
trar for permission TO do practically
everything. The president has no voice
in the selection OF apparatus. furniture,
supplies or equipment, Neither can he
exercise any direction in the care OF the
grounds ana buildings the placing of
walks nor the lighting and ornamenting
OF the premises. The Jsntors and other
iaborers are specifically placed under the
direction OF the registrar The president
has no authority TO ask janitor to pick
up. q piece OF paper. clean a window,
oNNNp u AiOoN VI HnONt u piece OF IuTnI-
ture. The president has nothing to do
with the printing, All that seems to be
left for the president Is permission to
visit classes occasionally.
The statutes make the president OF the
normal school its chief executive officer
with all others connected with It sub
ordinate to him. The president who is
held responsible for the general policy
and efficiency Of the school, has his
hands tied by these foolish and highly
unnecessary restrictions.
According 10 good authority, the rules
making the president a mere figurehead
were what decided Chancellor Fullmer
to decline the position.
The first thing the board should do Is
to restore to heads OF the normal school
the right which Is theirs by law to he
the real and not the nominal heads II
the board will do this and then quit doing
fool things all the time, its members
will not have so much occasion TO ask.
why is the normal board being criu-
cised so muchr' r. l. MOORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
voting Qualifications in Nebraska,

voting Qualifications in Nebraska.
THALHBIM, Cal. June ITO the
Editor Of The Bee: / am a reader Of
The Bee and former citizen Of Ne
braska. VIII you please answer the FOL
loving question in your letter box:
Can a foreign-born citizen Of Nebraska
still vote on his first papers?"
think he cam Some Omaha people
think he cannot since 1910.
REINHOBD FISCHER
Answer: May vote on first papers after
six months residence In Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
Slow.Going Haste


The reserve board. which Is to have direction
OF the regional banks created under the new
currency law, is only now completed many
months after the bill was rushed through con-
sress under whip and spur OF the president as
an emergency act. 1t will be recalled how even
some democrats, as well as republicans in the
house and senate, refleeting in part sentiment
from the outside, insisted on more deliberate ae-
tion in the passage OF this measure but all In
vain. as the president was determined on put
ting 1t through as hastily as possible.
The tardy completion of the reserve board
now makes clear the fact that no great emer-
geney demanded such haste. while on the ether
hand good deal might have been gained BY
greater deiiberation in considering and framing
the currency act. or course. It is plain now, as
II was then, that the president felt sure of being
able to control his party in congress and fearing
dangers In delay. proposed to take no chances
on putting through the bill. Whether that Is
the best way In which TO dispose OF such impor.
tant issues Is the question. IL is rather striking
proof OF the fact. however. that Mr.. Wilson Is
both chief executive and congress Just now.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

The birds $50 years hence are sure of
good time. for some philanthroplst has Just put
$1,000 on interest for that period TO be COM
pounded semi-annually at 4 per cent, netting
s250.o0O,OOo for the protection of the birds
that happen to be sticking around in 2464.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

We have had the responsibilities and duties Of SOW
ereignty thrust upon in the Philippines. We have
fulfilled those responsibilities and performed those
duties with notable We have substituted law
for anarchy and domestic government partially rep
resentative for a foreign government wholly des-
potic. We have subdued hostile tribes, made life and
properly safe banished epidemics established a pub
lie school system. built good roads, promoted COM
merce and industry and furnished protection to a
helpless people from foreign aggression. 1t is now
proposed acknowledge ourselves unable TO continue
that protection without aid and to invite Japan and
Great Britain to share with us In furnishing II; TO
abandon the attempt protect tho peaceful citizens
from the ignorance OF the many and the misgovern-
ment OF the few and to leave this people unaided to
struggle their way best they can from childhood
to maturity.
Why?
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

The populist state committee Is to decide
soon again whether 10 keep up the masquerade
OF separate political party. The populist
state committee is nothing but bunch OF DEM
oerats In disguise. II they think they are fool.
Ing anybody bnt themselves they are more
fooled than we think they are
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

coiombias legislature has ratified the
treaty under which It hopes to gather in
twenty-five miiiton-dollar windfall from the
United States Did anyone believe that there
was the remotest possibility that Colombia
would refuse to take the money II it could
get it?
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 20 them. Ad.
dress will be changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

John d. Rockefeller. the elder, fuming and
fretting over the right of the village council
TO prevent his hauling that 25O-ton rock to his
Pocaptico Hills. seems TO forget that II he had
taith as mustard seed he might not only re-
move a rock as big as this. but mountains also
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

II women are to compete in the Olympic
tournaments, men in self-protection may have
TO insist that some OF the old-fashioned contests
be put back. such. for example. as pole climbing
and catching the creased pig.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

copy OF The Ark" is at hand but, scan
ming the list OF editors and contributors we fail
to note the name OF Brother Noah.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

Burns sleuths seem to be below par all over
the country II may take q crook TO catch a
crook but to job man into committing
frame-up crime does not appeal strongly to the
popular sense OF fair play.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

A deficit of only s2S7.O0O in the schoo
board general fund, and the school tax at the
top notch! Time to put on brakes.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

I'm tired Of trying to run. n."-washinston
Star.
The rich young men are getting tired
OF automobiles"
Yes, they seem to be-
They want airships now
We'll thank goodness when they rre
seized with the speed mania up in the
boundless blue they won't run over any
thing more important than a buzzard- or
a CROW .n-ElorIda TLmes Union.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

One Burns sleuth iS serving prison term
at Mankato. Mimi. and apparently several more
are headed that way.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

Berge, Thompson. Metcalfe, Prince Charley
and the rest of those democratic war horses
may balk and snort, but Colonel Mahers type
writer goes belligerently on forever.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

The worst OF It is that the /. Won't Work 8
do not want to let anybody else work
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

Now. II YOU want to get picture of furi-
Gus bull moose Just let George w. Perkins walk
up and attempt to hand It any more OF his good
old trust-tainted coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

p fYou can't run for office and hold Job as
policeman" is the edict. II that were the gem
eral rule, what havoc It would work with the
salary-eaters particularly on the Water board
payroll.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

That man Bergo is getting altogether toe
personal for the comfort of his rivals for the
democratic gubernatorial nomination.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

Mexico does not want war the United States does
not want war and yet in state of restrained
war with Mexico American property has been looted;
scores OF American citizens have been killed. The
American flag has furnished protection; for pro-
lection Americans have fled to the English and Get
flags. The hostility OF the Mexicans TO the
United States is increased; their respect for the
courage and efficiency OF the United States Is d-
minished That relations with England, Ger
many and Spain seriosuy strained is
due to their unparalleled patience. That we not
embroed in actual warfare with Mexico is due to
the kindly offices OF South American neighbors
No one wants war and yet We are on the edge
of war.
why?
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
GRINs AND GRoANs.

Toni wish knew what my girl would
like for a birthday present.
Jack-Why don't you ask her?
Tom-Oh, / haven't money enough 10
buy anything so expensive - Boston
Transcript
IN bet you can't sing the third stanza
OF The Star Spangled Banner"
sing. the first stanza."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
wife-In a battle Of tongues, q woman
can always hold her own.
Husband-But she never does.-London
Opinion
"A mans sins find him out sooner or
later" said the philosopher senteniously.
Yes" said the cynic; but, unfortu-
nately, most Of the time they find him in"
There appears to be a great deal OF
friction among the leaders and their fcl-
lowers in Mexico"
Yes. strange to say. there is a lot Of
friction, considering they are all greasers
down there. Baltimore American.
Hemmandhaw-Is there any way to
make the women dress decently?
Mrs. Hemmandhaw-Cert there is.
We'll. what Is it?'
XIII off the men. ."-Youngstown Tele-
gram.
Il was outspoken in my sentiments at
the club this afternoon" said Mrs Gar
rulous to her husband the other evening.
With look Of astonishment he replied:
II can't believe II, my dear Who out
spoke you."-National Monthly.
He--Are you beginning to care Tor me
little2
She-I believe ] AMI do. really. I can
almost listen to your proposals without
laughing.-penver Times.
You are in favor of government own.
ership?'
with certain limitations" replied Mr..
Dustin StaX. I'D welcome an arrange
ment by which the government would be
pledged to buy any of my property that
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

This is Nebraska-Panama-Pacifi Dollar day.
DO you get it? Or, rather, does It get your
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

It would be most intolerable II this psycho-
logically depressed condition OF business were
10 result in scaling down the price of Mr..
Bryan's chautafks
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
Why?
The Outlook Asks This Question and
Undertakes to Give the Answer.

Business is disorganised New enterprises are not
begun; old enterprises are curtaing their business;
willing workers laid off; every morning news
paper reports the cry Of the unemployed dividends
are reduced passed altosether The crops are
promising; conditions demand PROSPERITY. But bus-
Is not good; prosperity is conspieuously absent
why7
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17
05e BeeSA0
pZeMezsRoafT

Brisf contributions on timsly
topioa invited. The BEE assumes
no responsibility for opinions Of
correspondents. An letters sui
isot - oondsnsAtion hy editor.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17


The answer is simple. This democratic admlhstra.
tration does believe in q strong government 1t
fears that the strong government will be a despotc
government. 1t seeks refuge from that peril in
weakness.
1t confronts great Industrial organizations II does
not believe In making the government strong
enough to regulate such organizations and compel
them TO deal Justly with the people. IT, therefore,
endeavors to dsorganze these business organizations
and convert each one of them into more
competing rivals Busntss is disorganized because II
is the policy of the present democratic ad-
ministraton to disorganlze business.
Mexico is torn by contending factions, neither OF
which recognizes the necessary conditions Of peace
the modern laws OF The democratic admin
stration does not believe in maintaining a
strong enough to say to both factions The laws
Of toward noncombatants must and shall be
obeyed. So II looks appalled,. but Inert while ban
dts piunder and assassins murder. It will pursuads.
but enforce it; 1t will intermeddle, but not inter-
vene
II looks the and island under
the protection OF the American flag learning under
American tuition the lesson OF self government. But
II does not believe that United States govern.
ment is or should be strong enough to protect and
instruct people the other side OF the globe It
believes that this nation neither has ought to
have the power TO complete the task which It has
begun II therefore that the United States
enter into OF those entangling alliances with for
eign nations against which Washington warned his
countrymen. pay for this alliance by dsavowing the
right OF the United States to control the canal built
by the OF the United States through the terri
tory of the United States and then pull down our
flag in the Philippines and retire, with confession OF
weakness, from uncompeted undertaking.
1t Is sometimes said that II makes little difference
what men believe II their characters good No
questions the character of President Wilson and
his advisers. Their Intentions excellent their
spirit is patriotic. But they believe that a strong
government is perilous TO Individual liberty that In
weakness safety 1t is this belief which has invited
disaster at home, brought dishonor in Mexico and
to retreat from the Philippines Consist
entity applied. It would withdraw our flag from
Hawaii and Porto Rico, abandon protectorate in
Cuba and transform the Panama canal into inter-
national highway, owned. regulated and policed by
international commission.
The American people have the opportunity this
fall to elect house OF representatives which be-
leves in strong sovernment-abe control the
great industrial organzaon at home, able to protect
persons and property in Mexico and able to carry to
splendid contamination the national work splen-
didly commenced in the Philippines II is for them
decide whether the policy which in fifteen months
has brought to the present conditions at home
and abroad. shall be continued halted and
In 1916 reversed.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

IN bet you can't sing the third stanzJ
Of The Star Spangled Banner
sing the first stanza "-Clevelan Plair
Dealer
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

wife-In a battle Of tongues, q woman
can always hold her own.
Husband-But she never does,-LondoI
Opinion.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

He--Are you beginning to care for me
lttle2
She-I believe ] AMI do, really. | can
almost listen TO your proposals without
laughing.-Denver Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-17

"A mans sins find him out sooner or
later" said the philosopher senteniously.
Yes" said the cynic; but. unfortu-
nately, most OF the time they find him In"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03
Mmsldnbifdbe Nahri1teu.

friee unb 9slb. - Die lebs
te SiBung Oes 3sntrals2lusiauHes
Der Reitsbant bat bon neuem ge3sigt,
Dab mir ben IiebsrIi6sn Wirtbi6aftsr
iIttsn Iniersr Gesner cine re6tiaaffe.
ne, psinli4 eeoronete Gelbssbarung
enisesenieBen, seitiist auf cine CUTE
5ibrung uuD einen eritarttsn Bolts
tpoblitanb. NGbrcno jsns iiber ibrs
ins Wanten seratbensn Sinan5en ii9
gu troiten iuGen. inbsm lie uns elm
(inapHden iogar OerlGneertss) Mlos
rotorium anbi1ten, tommsn mir mi.
einem antOistont Don 6 bonn 6unb.rt
aus. llnb mir beanttpprten Die Der.
lenmbuHsen unieres pirtbi9aftliten
&rebits. inbem mir bic &riegsanleibe
sIei4iam iibcr Ra6t aus eissnsmWits
teln oeten. Infer @elOpeisn, jest
10 glanSDoa Oreuniiiert, but bieIe Di.
beritonbstruft ni6t INNER beipieien:
Die Stiirme bes Gis6eniGbrisen ariss
ges 3. 3. batten ss in cine iblimme
&riie biHeins.trieben. Der 9erliner
Gpbratm, bem bic MiinSe perpa6tet
ipar, muBte i4ledtes @elb in I'm.
ianf bringen, um BEL Der ppm aos
mig auf iiebsn WliIionen Rsidstbaler
erbObten Sabrespadt Sure9tSutom.
men. graunihpeig, SeFsn aaTel
lno Die fleineren Staaten bsfolsten
Gpbratms 9siipisl. glr6en6ols,
ielbit Elm friberiSianif6er Sffiaier,
beri6tet in ieiner .Gsi9idts bes Si.s
beniabrisen ariges": nSn SOIlanb
fhlug man -. cine fdtiriffe G6aus
miin5e. Sic itellts Elm. apnperiations.
fsene apii6en Jriebri6 unb BEN
gp6raim bar, bem Der
&Dnig bic Waneen itreib.lte. Die
Sni9rift mar: Dies lit mem lieber
Sobn, an Dem if WpblsefalIen bae
be." Disfe 70 unbebd6te tpie gefpalts
tbitiss gelbipirthf6aft fiibrte fdJlieB.
lih. tpie man ipeib, 81 einem fhreds
lihen 3uiam1nenbru9, Der feiners
,ett 9Drieu. unb pripatleuts ibrer gee
IddftliaeH unb biirssrtidea Griitsns
5sraubte.
ste fhiebtn uns aII.
u uiien pes." Mun i9rei6t ms
lus Wien: Sn eiuem Saal bes 4nsss
nsinen &rantenbauies. nit Derlebter
SoIbaten belest, gsbt's bod ber. Die
.euts iinb tn Der RetOnDdlesaenS, unb
BAG erSeligt Dibe, @r3ablunssn, aus,
Jslaienbeit. Die Sfpperfdaissrsn
niiffsn ben Spdben Der anOeren gum
Opfer bienen. Da lisst elm polnii6er
Sauernfobn, ober bietmebr .r iibt auf
sinem 8ett. I'm ibn ferum elm areis
BON Rameraben. Sn benz 4usenblide,
"a i9 nit benz 4rat IN ben Saaf ires
{, bridi Elm br5bnsnhes Gsld4ter ab.
9 pirb plSsIid FIN In bisfsr g,s
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03

rMenn ia mi urn amer rieten bot,
befft je ttpsebunpert 5ranaoisn mebr
sesen eud; alio plab Dor, id mutt ers
mol mien'n Wosen betorir'n."
limb inbem er nit einem Stiid
areibe unselsnts Yuditaben malte,
faste er: nMan ial bod slief isbn,
bat bier II Sdmborser Sung inn
Wasen is. .Srapo!" .ssamos!" 2ln.
iitise Inerfennunssrufe unb gs>
ld1ter, als ain Wasen 5u leien mar:
Oen'n Gn9eli9mann III benin 5ran.
aos
Oe bdut ipi bats TO 4pp'lmpos.
Bon 4ppI'moos font mi dber mid
leben," ruff ein WiBbolo aug Der
Mense. yRse9 Sduf mol'n Ssenblid,
jsbt Gift Mibbas:
Snieb nj foot uib tleen to gieititbad.
SIMMER biiti9 blieb'n. 90, IN
9ieit orcemol iinneritrtef'il." 2lbsr-
mdls nidt enben ipollenbss @elG9ter
unb Spsnben bon 3isarren, 3igarst.
ten unb padeten an ben berbtidteris
ihen 2anonebrmann. lin lpenn bat
an is"2 frast lpiseer berielbe WibboIo
bon oorbin. ,7tum Gift aOnisrpen,
bu Jretiad Dor adter::"
9e RuiIen unb be Serbsn,
De baut mi To 9pnIerpcn.
$50, ol, III beit'n 9dn5en SDtens
Settel.'l
ga laGt iebsr, Der 3euse bieifr
Ss.ns mar, oub er beino6e ben GrnIt
osrgab, unb pieber padten elm paar
Sduite gu unb ipolltsn i'm in ben
@agen 5erren, unb unter Sod uno
Surrah gslang es aud att big sebn
aameraben.
Big Der 3ug abfubr, bate sr au9
I4nsu nod Elm 2ieb .sebidtst" unb
balb ertlans bas nele 2ieb, bag pobl
aud f6un itobtbstauut iein ipirb:
Oa Der Ruiie mid ni6t germ bat,
Jran5os unb Gnsslsmonn mid auf'n
aern bat,
ST ss mir egal, ipis, mo unb mann,
WenH i9 bic brsis nur permDbeln
lam.
Oas ging bon Wagsn gu Dassn
unb purpe INNER unb INNER pisber
aefunseu.
Rod einmaI iagte sr gu uns aus
oem Wasen beraus, inOem er urs az
len bsrsbaft bic Sanb briidte: ,4lio
'pebber tOmm'n DO id, be aussIn fang
id nit be Sanns op." Wisber 9elG9.
ter uno bsrsIides 3urufsn, bann
IeBts iid Der 3us Iangiam in geps.
1nng. gtO6 is6en mir feline breits,
ma1ise 9eitalt. isin 10 sutmiitbis
frOhIidss Geii6t unb bDren feline leb.
ten Worte:: .atnners, blob mid benn
oumor Oerleer'n," bann bIidte er mid
lod einmaI an: ni5ris, DOr paris
ebt nj uns tpebber !"
90 gebt ein 0sutf6er in Ben
Rampfl 90 pollen mir ale in ben
Rampf seben! Sr0bIi6, mutbiq uno
'pferfreuois ="
5risbel i'm n5amb. Jrembsn.
bIutt".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03
Der foefe S6orf6.
&ainners, bIos mid Benin
Snmor perIeer'n!"

SINNERS, Bios ni6t benin Sumor
perleer'H!!"
Das Daren bic IsBten Worte, bic er
nns allen. bic mir i'm 10 germ batten,
surief. llHo Dis bIisten feline @usen
ipilbfrOblif, tpe!9er opferfreubias
Mutb fprdd aus isiusn aussn, aIs sr
mir nod 5urief: rJriB DOR 9oris ie6t
nj nns pebber!!" Was por er fir elm
famofer arrl! Wie i6 10 bditanb,
ba6te i'd nod an leins sBien Wurte
nnb auG baran: Wenn ieber OeutiGe
10 d,lsSiebt in ben 3ampf, bann 5ittert
ibr Jeinbe in Wsit uno Oit unb i6er
benz Wafer. aittert Dor oem srimmisen
Grbitterunsstampfe bes sanaen beutz
f6en 9oltes! Sb es pobl unter uns
fern Gesnern einen eiHaisen sisbt, ber
10 binaus5og, ipie meine Sreunb, Der
bieoerberbe Samburssr Sunse S9orT6
MOlIere nnb ipis er binausge3ogen,
ipie mutbig bate er nit 2a6en unb
S4eraen SreHnunsslsib unS Wsb be-
5ipunaen I'm Der groben sers6ten Sus
DIE fpiaen, uns alien, iein.n 2ieben, oo=
bur4 ben abfdi.b 5u elmer fr6blidsn
Stunbe geituItet., Die uns epis in gr=
innsrung bIeiben ipiro. Selbit bieienis
gen, bic bod in filler gsfabtbeit Sas
itan6en, mubten laden, troy allen in-
nerfihen Sdmer5ss; ipie er 70 baitanb,
grob anb ipuhttg, brett, bei6e Mrme
7rurnm mahte unb iagte:.
so, Sinners, 10 nebm id inner jes
ben @rm ttpes, brsib min poormOl
rum, fpel N bitpn &urufel unb il |
flint fsbn, fon bortig Don ben fran3eu's
fhen Sldppbsngels truoelt pie Dan5> |
mills bor1'n amer nm i9reet mid
nod mol. r@ipe Ia Srance!"
2aut unb fraftig fhanten biefe |
berben gDorte bur1 be 9abnbofsbdne |
unb barauf Elm niht snbsn ipoll.Hb.s
6urrab nnb 5odl Muf bic S9ultsrn |
Habnnsn iie ibu,, un6 tDsnn rs einse,
molten fie isn al. sa iia tn iprs @a.
- Sassn. y
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sfSeu DIT" .frSbii4s IeIb.
> o ittdrte. Dab Der frSbIihe Su'
NOR ielbft in SGiibensrGbeH ssbeibt
benefit cine nit glsiiiift asifriebens
5eIbppittarie. bic Elm iunssr Offisier,
Der bersits felt MpHen in Der porber.
fen ainie an Der glisHe fdmpft. In bi.
6eimdtb seianbi bat. sic fhiIberi
nj gersform BAG asbsn In ben SHii.
senerGben:
9as 6ddr ip1fff nns sur Wdbne,
9ie Seifs iparb uns fremb,
gDir puBen isiHs 3dbne,
Mir ipedfsin aud tsin Semb.
Turhni5t iinb nlle Fldbsr.
Oft bleibt ber Waqen Iser,
Bon Bier iinb Wein eie6ts lsiber.
2luh feinen sropfen mebr.
es auaiftit in GHub unb Gpden.
Der Tred ipribt Biz gum DIR:
Dds Gina'ps mas nod iroden,
Sinb aebIe lnb 6umor.
Dp6 biefer 6sroisnus
6dt aud men arpben Reis:
Inns aisht Der Nbeimatismus
SiirE DatsrIanb bur@s areii5.
Htinfhmtderim 1slbsgis
ne Grsdn5ung gu benz 9fufidb. Wie uns
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