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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26

Score. Franklin H. S. Girls IS, Orono
H. 5. Girls ., Goals from floor Miss
Bragdon 3, Miss Tracey =, Miss Four
nier. Goals from fouls, Miss Brag-
don 8. Referee, Miss Carpenter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26

New York Stock Market
INDCSTRIALS \. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26
RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

land AND SElF-lNkiNG STAMPS
s.a regular O. special purposes. Ink and
r rsss II al colors r. d T. Stamp c.. s.
-@p!lol ST., Augusta. Maine. feblart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26
Franklin H. S. Girls 10, orone 2

Orono, Me. Feb, 24-The Franklin
championship of Eastern Maine, won
from the Orono High School girls
Wednesday night, 10 TO .. The sum-
mary:
LIE,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

err edition Of the "staH Of life" to their
palate, there viii be &c trouble II finding
\ market across the Atlantic for the big
eest bumper crops Of corn We can produce.
Perhaps one reason why Europe has no
acquaintance with our corn, may be that
we Americans have applied the name
..rorn'' to what j. known according to the
dictionary n maize or Indian corn, while
in Europe the grain which We call wheat
III known IL corn. Thus, when the aver
are Eurnpean reads Of American corn, he
doubtless thinks the grain referred to Is
nothing more than wheat. which j. one Of
Eurone's greatest staples. The grain
which Americans know MI corn being nm
indigenous American product, unknown to
the world before the discovery Of this con
%tinent. has never become generally known
outside OF the Americas. Perhaps. If the
people NJ the Western world had learned
~ call the grain BY it. real name. maize,
instead Of giving il the English name, corn,
this great product might have stood q
chance of becoming known across the wa
ter.
The Herald has never seen this idea adj
.vanccd. bat it appears quite probable. IN
fact. The Herald would venture a bct-if
betting were lawful, that is-that "A tour
of Europe with a ''traveling kitchen" out
tit. accompanied BY q corps Of Southern
cooks well versed in the art Of making real
Southern corn bread. hoe cakes and hot
corn cakes, and a few pretty southern
girls to dispense these products, would re-
suit III an immediate demand for American
corn III over that continent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Railroad Men Spend
A Day In The City

i. a. Brown Of Houston. general
freight agent for the New Orleans, Tex
~ 4 Mexico lines. and q. T.. Clarke Of
Houston, superintendent of tranSporta
ton. arrived in Brownsville last night
on business for the company. Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Clarke spent Friday in the
Kingsvillc vicinity hunting, but report
their "lusk' as being unworthy of spe-
cial mention Mr.. Brown particularly
disclaimS any reputation az q hunter,
in which he says he differs from the
average man who once starts ont with 2
gun IL 90 hunting for ducks, geese or
whatever else may chance 10 present IT.
self. Mr.. Brown aud Mr.. Clarke will
main over Y day IN see General Venus
tiano Carranza on his visit 10 Mata-
eros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
BIRTHDAYS TODAY

Hon. Alvey Augustus Adee, second as
SiStant secretary of state of the United
States. the censor OF American diplomacy
and guide to all American diplomatic rela-
tions. j. 73 years old today. lie recently
completed his 45th year in Uncle Sans
service. and next year will complete his
thirtieth year in his present high office. II
j. claimed that he has an intimate knowl-
edge of American diplomacy a any man
living Or thta ever lived. lie grew up and
grew old in his country's service. lie
knows the formula for the composition of
every kind Of state paper. lie has written
every kind of treaty, conventional q pro
tocol. He ~ also recognized a. a Wit IN
Washington and i much sought a a din
ner guest. He i a gifted hnguist and has
written both prose and verse. Mr.. Adee
was born in Astoria, \. Y. on November
Ia. 1912. the son Of q H-val officer. His
first appointment in the GOV rnment service
was rs secretary of the legation AT Mad
rid when General Daniel Il. Sickics was
American minister there, in 1870. In
1919 ne was chleI 81 tne diplomatic Du-
reau and he was made second assistant
secretary in 1856. He Is a bachelor and
his recreations are bicycling and canoeing
Prof. Charles A. Beard. associate pro
fe-Sor OF politics nj Columbia IL years ole
today.
Captain Alfred William Meyer-Waldeck
former German commander OF kiau ChaI
81 years old today.
Hon. Edwin C.. Burleigh, United State'
senator from Maine, " years old today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.
Should be World Wide.

Down III Tex.,s they are organizing
a new society. 1t is called Flowers for
ne Living and each club member Is
licdged "a 40 what can to make the
world brighter and better. The first of
hose societies has been organized in san
Antonio. Texas. The movement was
nat prince among men. Hon.
Lee y. Ruuntrcc. president Ot the VA
tional Editorial Association. The pur-
pose of the organization j. To bc
kind to one another and ITO stop gossip
and the saving Of mean things among
members against others. If a member
saws a d%cr0gatory thing about some one
and can't prove il her or she is fined II
ana this money is used ut Christmas
time a. spread good cheer among the
poor. II is a grand move and should
be Nation Wide. yes. worldwide in lis
operation-Mapleton. Mimi. Enterprise
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
FAILS
IN RURAL SCHOOL
LESS OF INTEREST SHOWN IN The
COUNTRY SCHOOL THAN WAS
CASE FORTY YEARS AGO.

thy AE@NtEttfu IiFNN.F
Corpus Christi. Texas. Nov. E-That
there has been a failing off in the inter
est in the country schools aS compared
with forty years ago was stated IN an
address last night by j. l.. MrPrien. OF
the United States bureau ~ education.
before the Texas Teachers Association
meeting here last night.
The spelling bees, "inhering matches.
writing schools and singing schools. sand
the speaker. may have been proyinciai
but they served "a interest Young and
Old and were considered instructive for
all. These community activities M
plays and games. Mr.. McPricn held up
n indicative of wider interest ~ the ed
ncational life. than is shown today.
Lack If enough money to provide for
ideal rural schools is not the only finan-
cial problem To he met said the speaker
An inequality which leaves remote c0nn-
try districts sadly IN educational ar.
rcarS was blamed 70 The fact that the
system Of taxation in vOgrc leaves ~rc
lions whose assessment Yields little tax
e with noorly equipped and short term
cd schools.
state aid for Sra~h rural sections. aS
j. in nraiticr IN TcvaS nnd Nebraska.
waS recommended ~ Nr NcPrien.
Tho greatest needs ef the rural schools
longer terms and better continent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER y. 1915.



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fonoht Won, F.r ,rb., tbo Cor.ftutio,
liz. ha1 d.f,,to,l n. Ur.rt. .r..- .,d
it, 49, er-t ,,;tLi, ,h.ir ~ -
10 ont.ido world first tboprbt tb.t IN. NJ.
IN. .f. Y, WV. b.,l. IVY w. r.n
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COLI, u.,ar,I betra,oJ tb. ,.r-. and !,
second war was neca..ar, ~ order ~ com
ouer its ~betravers. Thus is Carranza'-
doubly the victory. and doubly great
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

The action Of the board Of an East
End church in deciding for display nd
vertising in the newspapers as the best
means Of promoting interest in |evangel-
iStic meetings was only i'll line with BUS
mess sense. Formerly the board de-
pended on the circulation Of cards for
me purpose. the principle IL much the
same. but by using the newspapers nun
dredS Of thousands Of persons are reach
ed while only a few thousand nj the
most are notified in the other way. Read
ing notices from the pulpit i adycrtiS
ing ana may serve the purpose "a far a.
a particular congregation is reached.
But when il comes 70 an appeal to the
community in gencral-what other me
dunn is there To compare with the news
paper?-pittShurg Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
TODAY IN HISTORY

5 b. C.-The poet %lloracs died. lie re-
fused many honors from Augustus,
and lived in retirement and study. free
from the burdens of ambition.
l520-Magellan entered the Pacific ocean
through the straits that bear hiS name.
lie called the new ocean Pacific, be
cause of the continuous fair weather
lS12-Ru-sians continued To rout the
French on their retreat from Moscow
Napoleon's troops were be~et with
cannon. bayonet~. fire n water.
1S14-First rotary printing press was used
~ the London Times.
lSGl-Excited meeting in Liverpool con
demning outrage on British flag in the
seizure of Mason and SlidelI. Conted-
crate commissioners
ISG4-Fivc suspects arrested in New
York i'll plot to burn the city, inspired
hv Confederate soldiers who had fled
to Canada.
lS94-Public executions abolished il
Spain.
lS9S-hmerican Ambassador Straus sc-
cured permits from the sultan tC
travel Id Asia Minor.
l9ll-Archbi-hopS Farley of New York
and O'Conncll of Boston made card
nal~.
l9l3-Lord IIaldanc endorsed the Monroe
doctrine ut the Thanksgiving Day din
ner i'll London.
l9I4-The War: Germans lose $4,000 mer
al LODI. Poland. Austria admits
evacuation Of C%zornowitz, in Buko-
wilma. Artillery exchanges along west
err battle front. Russians again M.
vance on Cracow. Rebel leader Ma
ritz j. again defeated in South Africa
and fees To German territory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Federal Court To
Open On Dec. 6

The winter term of the Federal court.
Southern jurisdiction of Texas. II SEIZED.
ulcd 10 convene ia brownsville on the
sixth dry of December. The jury list for
ihc grand and petit jurors fpr ,lc term
have tcCr lsstrd ;ld most # thc-i scrv.
cd. l1ca, service was made ~ Deputy
Y : Marshal III n. Herring.
Deputy ltiStrlct Jerk. Fidel ~lIinoio>o
Sali that both th' civil and criminal
d"rkct> "a ~" court we're very light and
that nn'eSN the grand Jury turned in 4
number Of indictments The court prohab
N will be in session about one week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
EUROPE DOESN'T KNOW AMERICAN
CORN"

Complaint Is mndc hy our corn growers
that the value Of American corn does not
appear To be appreciated IN Europe. II
i true that, despite the fact that this ce-
real. c~onstituting one III the greatest in vol
ume OF all American farm products. pro-
duces u highly nutritious and most palat-
able bread. il has found mo- market in Eu-
rope except perhaps III the natural state 81
The grain. used for forage. This fact. 81
course. is Europe's loss, as well as the loss
Of the American corn grower. The -itua-
ton would appear to bo one which might
l~egitimately engage the efforts of our asri-
culture department experts. or ID might be
n good idea for the corn growers Of the
United States to organize and equip an
expedition-using the travelling kitchen
idea-for the purpose Of introducing their
product a. a food ID European countries.
For it is self-evident that the reason
why the people over there do not eat corn
bread i simply because they do not know
corn bread. Once we introduce this South
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Politics and the Smith ColIapse.

\ business failure with II. 10000 liza
'iliticS l. dramatic enough i'm itself. But
the financial collapse Of James Smith
ir.. Of Newark New Jersey. has added
interest in the fact that for many wears
Smith has been the boss" Of Essex coun-
~: that he has been Il United States
senator. and hat for four wears he has
bitterly fought Woodrow Wilson. now
president of the United States. never
Disgusting his hostility never failing 10
put 2 spoke in the Wilson wheel. when
that was possible. III IL not surprising
that as his crash comes his followers are
pointing to the fact that the inves-
LEGATIONS which led Ia Smiths troubles
were instituted hy Controller Of the
Currency. John SHELTON Williams. and
aided hy State Banking Commissioner
Ia Monte. IN appointed of President
Wilson's friend. Governor Fielder" Yet
the attempt 10 inSinuatc political perSe.
cntion j mauifeStlv d~iSingcnrouS. If the
Federal Trust company. If which Smith
was president. and from which he was
q heavy borrower. had been in rood
shape. no SUNLIGHT IF publicity would
have hurt Smith-BroOklvn Eagle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Soldier WEEDS Donna Girl

Justice of the Peace II. j. Kirk this
morning married Sergeant William III.
ODonnell. Of - troop eth cavalry. ami
Miss Jeanette Latch Of Donna. The
service was conducted in Mr.. Kinks Eliz-
ahcih street office. Sergeant and Mrs
O'Donnell will leave tomorrow for their
home in Donna.
Sergeant Ononncl has 4 twin brother
IN the army and his bride has a twin
sister living at Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Pizana Hearing To
Be Resumed Monday

ing service ON Lieutenant l.utz. Of troop
\ of the Twelfth cavalry a very material
witness. the examining trial Of Ramon
Pizana will be resumed Monday Pizana
Is 4 brother Of Aniceto PiZana and is
charged with the murder of Private Ne
CURE n Los TuletoS ranch on August
:. Lieutenant Lutz was IN command cf
The detachment Of soldiers engaged IN
the battle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
CONCERT PROGRAM

Chief musician James y. Prewitt an
nounceS the following program for the
concert ut the army post sunday night
ut : o'clock:
/. March philharmonic" Ringuct.
>. Overture 'Rienzi'' Wagner.
2. Andante from symphony No l..
Beethnven.
/. Selection The ArcadianS" MonctOn
and Talbot.
!. Romance j. Il. Prcwitt.
q. Fox Trot Pryor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
His Title TO Greatness.

Arthur Brisbane j. \ S7j. 600 u wear
editorial writer. William Randolph
Hearst il his employer. brisbane SAYS
thcHIeallv big men of the world had blue
eyes. To prove it he admits that his own
ewes are blue. Verdict for The plaintiff
Fort Worth Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Another Shininu EXAMPLE.

There j. no end to opportunity in these
United States. J. Leonard I,eplogle
who began his career II II wears of age
az an office hoy on less than - a week.
has outhid the president Of the Carnegie
steel company for \ block If stock IN
that noe valued II Slj GOO GO and he
is just 3 years old now.-Waco News
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Congressman Jef's Fate ~Foreshadowed

Jeff. M~Lcmurc is now en- route to
Washington and we confide him to the
mcrcleS. Solicitudc. aud even affcc-
Ton N y ~ The most attentive and
persistent lunches Of widows that ever
inhabited a city of the United States.-
Houston Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
George Gould Sued
By Receiver Of The
Missouri Pacific

~. Louis. Mo-. Nov. BIB. #. Bush,
receiver Of the Missouri Pacific railroad
was authorized today IN file suit i'll the
federal court to recover from George
Gould property the latter il said 10 be-
holding i'll trust. II Gould does nor sur
render the title in thirty days. Tie
property CONSISTS Of real estate near
st. Il OuiS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Operation Gambling House Charged.

Two eases wherein the defendants are
charged with vagrancv by operating 4
gambling house will he heard by justice
If the peace Gavito Monday morning
The complaints were sworn ont veSfcr-
lay but as n Of the defendants is sick
no attempt at trial has been made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Lines Choked With
Freight, Railroad
Refuses Business

New York. y. n. Nov. -. Because ~
a shortage Of steamers to carry Amcri-
can exports from the Atlantic Srabnard.
the Delaware. ~Lackawama ana Western
railroads today stated that il would ar
ccpt no more export freight until fur
Their notice. Her lines are choked with
loaded ears aS far back ~ Scranton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Thanks to la Feria Peonle.

- The Herald:
Please express nur thanks thrn,uh
vour paper 10 the citizens of In rcria
f"r their kindness shown rs during
Th"rtSoivinr for thnir donations
COMPANY n Fourth Infantrv
La Feria. Texas. November ..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
Norwenian Steamer is Snnk

London. Nov. -. The Norwegian
steamship Lalarc has been sunk. pe-
tails are withheld. The crew WAS saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

the liner Mongolia heard testimony. il
was said today that S1O.N0O would have
been distributed among the conSpira.ors
if the contraband aliens had been landed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
SmnnnIInn Ennd Larne.

San Francisco. NOV. 2b-Ihr federal
grand jury investigating The attempted
%smugglina Of Chinese into this port 90
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers in the city ~ brownsville who
tail to receive The Herald regularly are re-
Iuested TO notify the office promptly. Telephone
No. z. New subscribers should receive their
first paper not later than the second day after
the order is in the Office Of The Herald. Every
subscriber, even in the most distant sections OF
the city. should receive his paper not later than
S.45 n m
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

\ lot ~ this canned music would
sound more pleasing if allowed to fer
ment a little.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

The Herald il delivered by carriers reg
nlsrly employed ~ The Herald ~ suhscri-
bers' homes IN Matam0rus. Mexico: West
Brownsville. san Benito. Tiarlingcn. Lyford,
Raymondville, Mercedes. pturr. McAllen. Mis-
sion and Fdinburg Ti. hitter point the mos,
distant from thc office of publication, is
reached at G:45 o'cioek on the afternoon of
publication. p sunrisl automobile service
being employed frnrl san Juan. Texas. Sub
scribers not receiving their papers regular
~ should notify th, local agent. or write TIE
Herald. proUraViln. Tex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-27

Checks shonld be mode payable 70 The
Brownsville HtFrff Publishing Cn- Business
communication should be addressed 70 the
company. and items. letters. efc., intended for
oublicaf son should De addressed 20 Editor. The
Herald. Brownsville. Texgs. Letters intended
Tor publication should BE- signed with the fell
name of the writer. Tho name win not be
printed II not desired. bur il viii BE- evidence
~ good faith Nh the part III the writer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

nidt gefragt> Of amerifaner 5ufaaig
ms &arlSr11be un6 Sei6elberg pa-
ren> ols iie iih gum Mngriff ouf 6iaie
@taote anididten. @ben1omenig fra
gen sic gngldn6er, Oh Mmerifoner
iid in Sen offe1ren belgiiden &uiten=
itaoten befinoen, menn lire &riegs=
id)iffe lia bomboroieren. Mlio NIT
oem acknowledgements ion mon nt1S
gefGlig1t bonn @alie bleiben. @ir
betrodten oen superintendent ol1f
2onoon ais eire11 Mft a11sgleidenosr
@eredtigfeit un6 boffen nltr, oaB %
11idt Ser lette iei1r miro. 9onoon bat
Elm strofgeridt Derotent, 6oS es ntdt
10 bal6 pergellen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
@elotm ocs @eltfrie8eS,

Ser &rieg bat idon manden CUR
uniterbli6teit perbolfen, 2ebenoet
uro Iooten. Mamen iiber Name11
taud]er ouf, reiben ii@ OF, immer
}1ere; es QUILT BON @rfolgen, Gbate11
11no @iegen. Gos ebelIte glut, Die
1tGrflten Meainnli6feiten, bie felte1te11
8iaen ser Menihbeit %offenbaren li4,
rr1o aus oem @eiite zines ieoen So-
ges ol1s oem geidanoeten 9nnfel
fltrdtbarer Mddte itromen imn1er
lpieoer nere, benradtigen lid unieres
Geoahtniles, er5pingen iid bie gbr-
furdt ether erihauernoen 8ufunft.
Monncn iino in oieiem ariege aufge-
toudt, Die meitbin iiber Die Sahr-
Mnoerte leudten peroen. @er ml1bte
ettpos bon &in0enbarg uno Moden-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

auen @0Ifern, in al 6en Sdladt-
felbern. Mber menn emit cine frieo>
Iidere Nodtpelt bon @dnu6er ON bic
ie 3eit oenfen miro, Die gu erleben
tpir berurtbeilt un6 begno6et iino,
70 miro 6iefem @dau6er bod Gbr-
fl1rdt beigemengt fem, un6 Der friber
enttuertbete un6 fdno6e bertpenoete
&utm miro troiten6 au9 iiber Die
pergeilenen @r1ber glan5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Gin 9emti4 Mmeritantr
an 9emtt6Iamo.

@ir tranmer bon Dir bel Sag xub
@adt,
@ir, beine berlore1en S0bnc,
@ie berrlid bn troteit Der ueber-
madJt
SIN en6Iofea Gdladtenseor0bne.
ltmb imrner nnb imr1er bic Sebni1dt
gebt
Meernber amf raid)en S4mingen,
$50 cine @elt in 8affen felt,
. 9entidlanb, bid nieber5mringen!
9m itebit, tpie ct. Midael bod nnb
bebr, :
SIM Sample 10 furdtlus nnb better,
IS gebt bein STUFF iber 2ano uno
Meer:
8is bierber 1tnb nt,nmer tpeiter!
11n6 beime @6lfer - fe manfen ntdt;
&ie f1nnten!
> mmmberberrlide 31berfidt:
@ir miiHen, mir meroen ftegen!
@ubl tritt audi Dir ins Mnse idea
Sic bitter brennen6e 3abre
Tim al sic 2ieben, Sic tapfer 1nb tre1t
Simianfen anfs Te1b ser Gbre
God itol5 nnb fre1toi9 sag @er5 er-
be6t,
audi sic &ansen iid feudten:
On iiebit, ,up bes Trtebens Sonne
iid 9ebt,
Sic gploene 31tfmnf # le1td]ten.
e. buffcm audi ,uir tins m69en ntdJt
Tim beine 31tfnnft bangem;
@ir tra1ern 11tr 11m 6as Mmge, bas
bridt,
1tm tbranen5erfmrdte @angen,
tut ali sic @er5en tre,t tn6 rein,
9ie nidt mebr idlagen aaf Groem,
TIN ali sic 811nben poq betker &etn,
Die 11immer betlensiuer6en.
Sod abieits iteber mir ga beidamt,
@ir, bcine b%erlureue S0bne.
@ir m6d)ten bid5 j1tbeln6 bcsrifem,
bpd labntt
Gin &orlpmrf sic Sdwinsen ber
Sine: .
8ir ieien nidjt wiiroig Ser 2iebe,
sic ,uir
gin betner Srene beiehen:
ltn6 bod, uie fDnmten 'uir lane1
bon Sir,
@ie fDnntem ipir btd) bergehen!
Sud- nniere @er5en idIagem mod tre,t
Ser alten M1ttter entgegem.
Snbriinittg beten >utr i1mmer anfs
nett,
I'm Giea unb bes @tmmels segen*
11nb immer >uieber bie @ebni1dt
9ebt,
Meeriiber Sen @eg at ba5nen,
@p cine @elt lit @affen permebt,
MQoentidlamb, por beinem Tabmen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
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lin6 iebt por5iiglid," erf1art Der bull
goriid)e neutrality-suspicious. @ooosla-
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6ie en6giiltige Mbiage an Die Mntier-
ten nidt faiier font1er.