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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
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Mr.. Handyshell is very law and is
not expected to live. His three
daughters came Sunday, one from
Washington. one from California and
the other one from Kansas.
Mr.. Babb of Caldwell was out to
see old comrade, Mr.. Handyshell, last
Saturday.
w. B. Lewis of Marble Front was
over in this part last Saturday and
purchased two calves of his cousin A.
B. Lewis.
Mr.. Rodenbaugh was spraying for
Mr.. Lake and Mr.. Myers last week.
We hear that Mr.. Hickok failed to
get in as street commissioner in Cald-
we'll. He will be moving back to
his ranch soon.
Mr.. Ed. Labb is on the sick list. SO
we were informed.
M. G. Temples is building an add,
ton to his bungalow.
We are having some nice showers
this week, which saves irrigating.
Paul Jackson planted corn last Sat.
urday and finished Monday. He plant
ed about 10 acres.
w. w. Lewis and daughter were
shopping in Caldwell Saturday.
Otto Zimmerman sports new
buggy.
If nothing happens we will have
bumper crop of fruit this year.
There were some young ladies on
Sunday from Caldwell calling on tn,
Jackson girls.
c. R. Emmett and wife were caller!
at the Meyers ranch last Monda,
evening.
Mrs. Call of above Boise stayed of
to visit her brother, w. A. James, OF
her way to Baker Oregon. to visit he
parents, F. D. James. last Tuesday
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Handy
shell is some better we hope he ma,
recover.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
PITTSBURGH MAN SAYS
GIVE us THE SMOKE

Pittsburgh, May l2.-Even under
the partial restoration of industrial
activity due chiefly to large war orders
from Europe, factories here are run
ming at much less than normal. and
Pittsburgh business men still realize
the appropriateness of letter written
recently by f. E. Gregg of the Fed
eral Lumber Company, to the Out
look on the High Cost OF
Smoke" The Outlook had published
an article showing the injurious effects
of smoke and Gregg made this a sub
ject for comment in which he said:
Nothing like this is happening now
due to the fact that there is no smoke
in Pittsburgh, and has not been since
March 4, 1918. Your article, applied
to conditions under the reign of the
G. o. p, was very apropos. In those
times smoke was issuing from every
stack, pay-rolls were averaging APP
rroximately sixteen million dollars
every two weeks, and. while the
smoke may have been detrimental in
some respects yet we are enjoying
the benefit of these pay-rolls.
Nov, however, as always under
Democratic misrule. we have neither
cmoke nor pay-rolls. True. the war
is making some business, without
which Pittsburgh would look like a
.-hi:ewashed cemetery. Give us the
s.loke. We can erect new buildings
il we have the Pay-rools.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
DELLA PRINGLE UNDER
PATRONAGE OF COM. CLUB

Two evenings of rare entertainment
have been provided for the people of
Caldwell by the entertainment COM
mittee of the Commercial. club who
through the chairman, J. S. Harring-
ton, have closed a contract. The ap-
pearance of the Della Pringle COM
pany at the Huree theatre May "a and
rs. The company is said to be one
of the best stock organizations in the
northwest and have been playing to
packed houses at the Pinney theatre
practically all winter.
Two side-splitting comedies will be
the offering for the local engagement.
In addition clever specialties with a
number of local hits will be introduc-
ed. The plays will be given under the
auspicies of the entertainment COM
mttee of the Commercial club guar
anteeing their excellence. The pro-
gram will be changed nightly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

School at 1890 Every member
present; on time; with his own bible !;
liberal offering; a studied lesson !;
and mind to learn" that is our
motto. Let's hit what we are aim
ing at. A class for men and one for
women at the church. Have each
a welcome for you.
Morning worship at 11:3O Theme;
"A Ray of Light and Word of Hope
for the Man Baffled by the Challenge
of the Cross" The mems quartette
will sing The Little Brown Church
in the Wild Wood" Gentlemen un-
afraid are welcome. but moral towards
need not apply
Y. P. S. c. f. GAS. Community
House; Another real thing" young
peoples meeting. Real young men
and women will enjoy. Come.
No evening service as we unite in
the high school bacculareate at the
Methodist church.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
Modification of Irrigation Law.

The last legislature authorized the
Governor to appoint a commission to
arrange in code form the irrigation
and drainage laws of the state and
recommend legislation for the next
session. This commission consists of
Representatives Chas. A. Clark of
Custer, ]. A. Waters of Twin Falls,
and Anderson of Canyon, and Sena-
tors Elliott of Bonner, and Carter of
Washington. The commission met in
the capitol building last Tuesday and
conferred and adjourned to meet at
the Mackey Dam about the first of
June. Senator Elliott and Represen-
tative Anderson were unable to be
present. The members decided to
make an investigation of the physical
condition of several of the Carey Act
projects before attempting to codify
the laws. They will first take I'D the
Big Lost River project and after that
the Salmon river tract. The trouble
on the latter tract is that the promot-
ing company sold more water rights
than they had water. The company
has become obligated for water rights
for about $4,000 acres of land. while
the water supply is believed to be suf-
ficient for not more than $4,000 acres.
This was Kuhn project and as the
company is bankrupt the burden falls
upon the innocent purchasers of the
bonds The situation has caused much
dissatisfaction among the settlers,
who are clamoring for an early adjust
ment, in order to determine the ex-
tent of their water rights.
The Big Lost River project is a de-
funct concern so far as the company
is concerned. Many settlers went up
on the tract but were forced to aban-
don it by reason of the failure to OBJ
| tain water for irrigation. A construc-
ton company foreclosed on the pro-
perty about year ago. The Utah
Construction company has a standing
offer to take the project over and
complete it under new contract. The
land board has made no move as vet.
but new Investigations are now 10 be
made, notwithstanding the fact that
there are ton of reports on the Mac
key dam and the Big Lost River pro-
lect on file in the state house. 1t
would be the best stroke of business
that The state could do to let a
contract on this project. instead Of
waiting for additional reports which
can not by any possibility throw any
new light upon the subject 1t would
be of great benefit to the state 10 see
this project opened up and developed
while the money that would be put in
circulation for the cost of construc-
ton would help in these, depressing
times.
State Highway Politics.
The State Highway Commission
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

was supposed to be a non-political
board, but the state highway engineer
was recently removed in order to
make room for a political appoint
ment. To justify such high handed
action, some excuse other than the
real political motive had to be put out
by the Democratic organs. The
charge was therefore made that the
funds had not been handled judicious-
ly. 1t was claimed that for every dol
lar appropriated for road work only
48.8 cents was, actually applied to
construction. Engineer f. S. Smith,
the retiring highway engineer, is out
in statement showing the entire fall
sity Of this claim. He shows by the
record that out OF every dollar ap-
propriated 81 cents have gone into
construction. In conclusion Mr..
Smith says:
1T is to be remembered also that
we have completed or have under con-
Struction and nearing completion over
500 miles Of highways, including sur
raced roads, many steel and concrete
bridges, culverts, etc.
There is actually on hand in cash
and credits $l74,193.78 being turned
over to the new commission to be
spent under their jurisdiction. Fur
thermore, the bulk of the preparatory
work laid out by the old commission
has been accomplished and a depart
mcnt built up from nothing.
With the large equipment and data
paid for under the old commission and
turned over to the new the operating
expenses should be light and nv sue
ccessor Will take over a smooth run
ing department. instead of the task
of building up one.
1T might be interesting to the peo-
pie of the state to know what this
preliminary wor k is costing in Idaho
compared to some other states hav,
ing, state. highway departments.
cost OF surveys and general averaoe
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
MAY KILL YOU.

Z Don't allow garbage, manure or,
rubbish to accumulate on your pre-
misses or near them. -
are tolerated.
a. Don't eat in place where flies
are tolerated.
) Keep fly trap and fly swat
.er working all day, every day from
me appearance of the first fly to the
disappearance of the last one.
o. Screen every door and window;
put them up early and keep them
tied. 20 We" 's'
2: Get into the fly crusade your
SCI, and get your children into Il.
No O. a.; Remember, no breeding places,
a - The only good fly is the dead
ny help us make him a good one.
ana ana you, child, but for your neigh
Dor and his child; enlist now.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
Homedale Item

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Van Buskirk and
son leroy. have taken their departurF
tor their new home near Prescott
Arizona; where Mr.. Van Buskirk has
accepted position, building an irri-
CATION system for w. H. Rosecrans, a
Chicago engineer.
Before taking final leave from the
state, OF Idaho, Mr.. Van Buskirk and
family spent considerable time visiting
friends at Nyssa. Parma and Nampa
At Wendell they visited Mr.. Van Bus
kirk s cousin. Senator A. F. McColud
and his uncle H. NJ. Cobbs, and took
several side trips to nearby towns
with Mr.. McCloud and family in M
McCloud's touring car.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
BOISE NEWS LETTER.

Continued from first page)
turned from Washington where he APP
the United States and argued the
question as to whether or not Carey
Act lands were taxable after the set
tier had offered final proof The Su-
preme Court of this state held that
they were and the case was appealed
to the national tribunal and the At
torney General appeared for the state.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Rubber Boots repaired at Parker's
Tire Shop. 625
Mrs. c. D. Pons of Salt Lake City
is making a visit in our city this week.
Mrs John T. Hay spent one day in
Boise last week on a shopping trip.
Solid gold Lavelieres $3.50 up. Dia-
mond Lavelieres $3.50 up, at Laugh
Inns Jewelry store STA
For prompt service and good rates
of interest on farm loans. see Ira E.
High & Company of Boise. 43O-tf
Beginning Saturday, May 18th. we
give a special discount off on all mil
linery to close out everything.-M. E.
Gilgan-Sarchet, OH Main St. 5l4
If you want to borrow money on a
farm in Southern Idaho or Eastern
Idaho, see Ira E. High & Company
of Boise. 430-tf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

MS average Tor Idaho is extreme.
~ low considering that much of our
try. 10 eoun-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Boise, May l2.-Because the Re-
puollcan members of state boards will
not not resign at the request of Governor ~.
alexander, in order that he NAV an.
point Democrats in their places and
mus make a political machine out Of
me ae board, Republicans are accused Of
oDStruIcting' the Governor. Per.
maps they are, but not in the sense
me Governors press bureau would
have the public believe. "o"'u
The Caldwell Horse Market is nrov
lng splendid advertising card in oI-
ditlon to its other advantages |" r, %u,
VINO Is buying horses for the Frcnc c
government for use of tbr Fro onoi
cavalry told a Tribune renortrr V H..
caldwell was known whereyer "bo r,an
was talked from here TO the AtI IN, 81
seab?ard. He had recentlv dcI;v a.,,iJ
a tram load Of horses in the easy ard
on ms way back stopped Al 90" scvo aug
points to investigate the horse m rsTIi a.
Snd at every point he was told ahon;
~aiu"cil as a great horse market
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

State Highway Politics.
The State Highway Commission
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Rubber Boots repaired at Parker's
Tire Shop. 625
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

AS soon as your papers are COM
pleted on your farm loan, you get
your money at the Office of Ira E
High & Company of Boise. You
don't have to wait. 430-ti
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

w. H. Redway is in our city for a
few weeks on a business trip. Mr..
Roadway is now located in Chicago but
still has heavy interests in and around
Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Herman Wittaborg, son-in-law of
A. F. DeFrance. was in the city on
Tuesday for few hours. Mr.. Vita
borg is now located at Chicago. He
was called to Salt Lake. on business
and run. up here to visit Mr.. DeFrance
and others.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Beginning Saturday, May 18th. we
give a special discount off on all mil
linery to close out everything.-M. +.
Gilgan-Sarchet, 6l2 Main St. 5l4
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyes entertain
ed at six o'clock dinner on Friday of
last week. The guests were Mrs. S.
E. Boyes, the Misses Boyes and Burn
ham. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Chen
oweth.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Mrs. John T. Hay spent one day in
Boise last week on shopping trip
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

Fred Fiske of Parma came up on
Thursday to attend the ball game be-
tween the State Normal of Albion and
the College of Idaho.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

Guaii!er suriid. wsein @lrite bat
te eerr:iaeno Strob als ntein nddtii.
DIES 2nger bereeridtet. .iinb id iuerie
mid bin. 9rniiben 3iebefi nod i'm.
ner enbIos bic aoIopren porbei,
mdndnlal ourGlbrduit bic Wdht Der
@eians elmer SSnfanteriefonlpoeuie,
oann heibt eine IrainfoIonne Dor
incinen genitern iteben, ,fib it bore
bds baitige Sin un6 Ser Der Nen.
ifen bas Stanrpfer Sdarren Der
Bier6e. ga eebt elm sfiib Ios. GIeih
bnrnuf Fore id). ipie irgenbein llfrter.
offi5ier briiLlt: pSihert bod euere
Bepetrc, pem man niGt 5ielt, fam
fo.3 70 lcidt elm Sdlif treffenl" Die
IctfodeIn Ieiihien nit rotben sSIcnl.
mcn1mngen in bas Dlrifle ineines
oimrers, tan5en on ben @Gnben
rsrim ipie Gcpereeiiter. nnb oann
-peri.5uinben lie pIobIih 70, bob es
onnnfl nod finiierer, nod 6iiiterer
irirS. Cine jiinge aase. be id fhcu
friiter I'M 3inuner f)eriimihIeihen
iat, Iest iid ecraoe neben mir aui
mcin Stroblager, imS oIs iH nnian.
Gc. Tic langiam 5u itreideln, beeinnt
i..s 1ii ipinnen unb fomnt nod ndber.
tis lie mir beinabe i1on am aorpcr
Iicet. yGeiiern bnit Su nod ben Mui.
fen aciponnen, bette ipinnit bii mir.
Ieflt bait on aase. pieadd)t bait on
in bcnen aeraoe 70 Die Sebniiift nnh
Seim irno ben 2ieben 5ii Sauie
fiada~ufen ipie In mir. Sn ben Gle.
iiicnrcn iinierer @eiiible iinb mfr ia
ale aleiH ). ipinH MIR rpeiter.
Traiibeu raiicln Die geidiise - es
gebt sl'm Siegl
Or. STEPHAN Steiner,
ariegsberi&teriiotter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
eokal-Berid)t
.GrIanbnihiaeins.

lJam.s u. Burner. 25, gbilab.Ipbiu.
aecnu q. aittI,. 90. RObmrpn,. g..
lgarl soffmun. 2l. 1864 wsarooD
/ Mpeniie.
lgarbora arami9uftsr. 10. 900 9ao.
bnspt Str.
|syobn 8. Wbit., %. 3Oo4 afmspIaei.
(glina 9. Dod.rp, 10. 1217 CHM q.
lSobn 8. SbrsDs, 21. 154s pagan
1 4bsnut.
LIBRARIAN 6. ganss, is, 422s GbaHls
b,rs Cir.
|GbarI.s g. espp,ri. 27. 1lol Giasi
I Gtrabs.
laats 5nrriFon, "a, bsssi.
lgDaIiIs sirsfn, "a. 2115 GsnisdI 90
Soma pspu. 30, besaI.
(gmmsit Dsd.r, 23. QpdIanb.
)2utiIs Gtasnsr. Is, bssal,
lesonarS m. gulid. 81, Gopineton.
lGrats gulmsr, q. 75i Mrmrzp aIDs
jSobn S4uFsr. %. 170s pIsaiaui
Strabe.
lNaradrsi slugutiu, SO. s.sGI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
@ie bic 9iuiien aus Sitpreuken
uerjast ipurSen.
slrmee.c 6erfOmnanOu CT, 2l. Geb

Grmee.C berfomlEnnoD CT, Il. Ueb
Wlein S6Iitten fdbrt auf Der gro
zen Strabe BON pilltnll.u, bns ih se
gen slbe1to gu erreihen boffe gbei
mie iaaltt bic aarBe llmseblng aus
Die melihlihe Sprnhe iii 81 arm
nm iiir 6ieie gerpiiiung @ort 81
finoen. ,seoer Shritt, ben mir uns
mnierem 3iele ndbern. 5eigt uus BIZ
Spuren Der mebrmonatissn Rufen'
ipirtbihait. lleberaa mir@erpiiitiing
oie3erit6rung, Shnrus unb In
orbnung. Sn bem meterboben Sdnet
fonrmen ipir NIT unierem ShIitter
nur nit Miibe unb Hotb porparts.
umo infer @egleitarto bleibt troe iei'
ner 45 aBS. balo in oen boben, bar
ten Sdrnee itefen. @os mir porans'
geieben baben, tit einsetroffen. oenr
bel bobem S6neeial mntB Der bette
@agen neriageu, mo oos einSige.
mas iibrigbIeibt, 1T eiu leid)terS hlit-
ten, ben man inter aQen llHrtdn0eii.
freiIid oft MIR, ipenn man traftie
mitbilft, ilottmn6en fam. Shfpereil
Serjens ftellen mir 10 unier Auto in
einen nod baIbiuegs beiIen Sutsboi
binein reliiiriren einen SfIitten.
uno oann eebt es los. Das Shneeee.
jtober III lpieoer beftiger eetporoen.
idpere, bide @olfen idpeben bitter
am 5immeI, unb bic srobsn, fau.
len 8loden legen iid in oihterS Sdidi
iiber 2sbenbiss unD 1obts. I'm Wsses'
ranb lisgt Elm Silsrunb. esganssnsa
9luto nebeu benz anDeren. sln ben
4uffdriften iebe ih, Sob es Iaiiter
ruiiiide @agen iin6, bic Die Rlfien,
natspem iie in beIn bobenS Shnee mob.
rcno oes 9fiifsuges oamit uift pei,
ter forlnten SnrH Spreugutg In.
brauhbor mnhteH. Sdmmerfih til
Der 0nbIid Der tl1h Sunoerten Sab
IenSen Nier6efaoaoer, oie ben @eg
beiberieits Der Gbariiee idsmen. Tie
nrmen 5biere iinb infulae Der lleber.
nuitrengungeu 5ugninbe eegangen.
Tenn es lit uHgInubIi4, mas ba aiif
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

iuIat III bas Weri Der gsrnunft unh
,einss feinen Gmpfinbens fir 9erens
tia tell. nas bic prohibiiioniitsn MID!
bsiissn. DAB iie llnssfsblidieitsn Bel
ner 4bttimmuns iiber bds 4meubsmeni
permuthetsn, 1T niht iibsrraihsnb. Sc
nirb bamit bas alte Spridport beitds
tist: Man fuht asinsnf binterm Sfen.
bGtte man niht ielber bdhinter ssieHen.
gs iin0 bic probibitipniiten, bic su ses
fpaIttbGtis.n WiittsIn sreifen. @prs
nebmlif, bsbienen lie iih Der gefeas
i9aftli9sn 4shtuns. Der nit ibnen
nidt iibersinitimmsn pill. pirb ais
ein 4usfdbiser bebanbelt. 4bsr bamit
t5nnsn iis in einem aipiliiirtsn unb ers
leuhtstsn @emeinfpefsu nidt burd>
brinssn. Denn ipsr fir bic dreibeit
unb bas quite R,ht sinitebt. lsbt iia
burh nihts bebinoern, bieien gum
Siegs Su oerbelfen. aeine Shmdbuns
gen unb @srleumounsen fSnnsn ben
reftlih bentenbsn Mann pom rihtisen
Wsse abbrinsen. Despsgen iino mir
aud iibsrssust. baB bic neue sfbftims
muna. tpel9e bic probibiticniiten uns
ter MiBa4tuns Der 6ffentliden Wefs
nuns, bic iih segsn bas @msnoement
erflGrt bat, peranlabt bdben, dbers
mals nit ibrsr glisberlaue enben
unb nod ,ermalmenber ausfalIin tpiro.
Do9 mub Dor gu GROCER Giesssauptrs
iidt s.lparnt perSsn. 2ln ben 4ntla-
gen, fpeIde bic @ranbs sSurp nit folder
Gntriiituna suriid5episien bat, III su
erf.hen, mi. bic Tauatitsr boz teinsr
2bi9suIi4teit suriidid,r.dsn. nm i6re
Sprannei ben 8iiraern aufluordnaen.
Gs lam als beitimmte 5bdtiafe aels
ten bah lie in oisfem Sabre nod rid
iittsloisr unb ssrpiiisnIOisr gu Wer.s
aehen perben. Dor einem iolhsn
Nsinbe mub man auf Der Sut f:in unS
ibm ni6t osftattsn. bur6 SorelOiigs
felt auf unisrsr Ssits grfOIss gu srs
ringtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

nc ?ntrport eeben. Tai es aber IN
bieiem Spaiis nid)t gnn5 init rehter
0ineen siiseaoneen III, bas fam id
Saraus entnebmen, bab bort pom er.
item Stod 5ipei iSrmien auf bic Strn.
he geiprungeu iin6.
Cine GigentbiimIihfeit Der ruff.
iden Suit am grnnbitiiten mub id
ais aiirioium bod nod eripdbnen,
bab ndinIia bic meiiten aus SoIs se.
boliten S1rfer rerfHont w,irben.
gieies geri6onen Der SoI,bGiiier
mub irsenoein iinbeipiibt in ben lie
fen Der Seele ihIumiHerHbes atapifti.
ifes @eiiibI iein, baB lie ipenieitens
Saiiir elm Grbarmen bnbeu, mos ije
on suSauie, an ibre eigeren aiis$oIo
eebaiiten S1uier erinnert.
Zen udhiien 3ag In Der sSriibe
iese ih meine Sabrt ipeiter fort inb
Iaiie biesmaI bic Gbniiiiee beiieite,
oenu Die 1T nit aoIonnen 70 pon.
gepfropii, bab mir nur I'M Shritt
ipeiterfommen fonnten, iino i'd iiebe.
re banasb, in Die Groiit 81 fonmen,
i'm nod benz nonntelangen @arten.
naG Der unenbIid iheinenben Can,
ecpeile bes goiitionsfrieges en6lif)
cen 8ormarit, ben Sieg 5ii ieben.
0u ieben, fpie iniere 2riIppen fam.
pfen, nm bic gefreiiing SftpreuBens,
nm ben enbsiiItieen Sieg unierer
@aifeH.
Bier Gt,nSen lang burhfnbre i'd
bieien bon Der groben gerfebrsitrnBe
obieits aelegenen Helbipeg, Der mid
mad Gpotfiibneu fiibrt, bod bic Hei.
nen Grtidaften nno bic in Der iIneiio.
liten lpeiBen Sdneebede aebettcten
@eb6fte 5eisen perabeic bic fraiirigen
Sburen Der Sfuiienberrihnft, iuie je.
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ten ausgeralbten 9orfern unb De.
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lo.nie, bic i'm Ghnee iiefengebIieben
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gliitipuren am @eae mebren iih
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flibnen i1ber bringt. llebernn iftrn.
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