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The Spectator., 1915-02-26
A Sample Of Thinking

For going on two years now Cleveland has had the one court in the country in which the poor can get justice almost without price.
 There are no lawyers fees. Less than a dollar will cover all the court costs, including service of papers, which is done by mail.
 Get your.case started by go- ing to the clerk and telling him what it is; and you're sure to have a decision within five days.
 Usually the Judge merely stands the two parties up before him, gets at the meat of their difference, and reasons them into an argument. In very rare cases does he have to call jury.
 So well has Judge Manuel Levine's conciliation court work ed in Cleveland that Chicago has decided to copy it, and other cities are interested. It"is likely that this is the beginning of a real revolution in court proceed ure- movement toward justice in spite of the lawyers.
The Spectator., 1915-02-26
Notice of Sale of Real Estate

Notice IS hereby given hy virtue and authority of an order of the Probate Court of the Ozark district of Franklin county on the 10th day of Feb. 1915. The undersigned as exe,utor of the, last will and testament of Mathis Becker will offer for sale at the n0rtk door of the Court House in the town ot Ozark, on the 18th lay of March l9i5} to the best and highest bidder. on C
 credit of three months taking good note with approved security notes' bearing 10 per cent per annum and al lien retained on the land for payment. The following described property: viz.' East half oi the Southeast quarter of of the southeast quarter of section l2 township nine. north Range 26 vest containing 20 acres more or less and one half interest tundivided) in Nortls east fourth of of the southeast fourth of section one; township nine, north :. Range 26 west, and the southeast fourth of the southeast fourth of section ond township nine north; Range 26 west.. containing in all so acres all situated 1: in the Ozark district of Franklin county <
 JOE NOLL, q Exacutor of tbc hast uitl and tastaA ks
The Spectator., 1915-02-26

WANTED A white woman
 without children to take
 charge of kitchen and din-
 ing room and do house clan
 ing. Good home for the
 right one.
 Address: P. o. box 147,
 Ozark. Ark.
 Miss Mildred Cornish returned to her home in Little Rock Thurs day after a visit of several weeks here and in Ft. Smith.
 Messrs J. A. Pierson and J. H. Revis, of Hunt were in Ozark Wednesday to have us print the minutes of the Mulberry Asso- citation of United Baptists. We appreciate the call.
 Ladies. Remember that next Monday is the first of the month. Turn over new leaf and form the good habit by buying good things to eat from Arrington's grocery.
 Phone 113,
 Dr. Gillespie, a Ft. Smith den tist, has opened an office over The Peoples Bank and will be here two days in the week. The Doctor has pleasing appearance and will doubtlessly receive good patonage.
 For Sale My farm of 120 acres, we'll improved and all fenced. hog tight, 4 miles north of Ozark R. F. D. and telephone. Price S2, 800, l down and balance easy terms.
 w. M. McWhorter, Soper, Okla
 Dave MiddIebroOk, who has been employed by Conatser-Hill Co. will leave next week for his farm near Linnville. He will probably move there this spring. We regret that MT. Middlerook is leaving Ozark, but believe that it is wise change he is making.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. D. B. Anderson swooped down on them at their home Monday evening each one carrying a covered dish of delicately pre- pared food for a six o'clock din ner, that being Mir. Anderson's birthday. Those present were, MT. and Mrs. R. M. Wildman, Mir. and Mrs. Steve Turner, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Davis, Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Blackburn.
 A hundred thousand farmers are commencing to begin to get ready to plant the biggest corn crop in the history of this com monwealth. There is an i'm mense acreage of wheat in and the condition is No. 1. While our brothers across the ocean are engaged in destructive war the American farmer is saving nothing, but doing much. The optimistic enthusiasm is being heard and soon the big mules and horses and big farm machin- cry will be pounding away on tho hiOOaQt cropS ovor SO hp If
The Spectator., 1915-02-26
Awaiting His Turn.

The Scotch minister rose and cleared his throat but remained silent
 while the congregation awaited tho sermon in puzzled expectancy. At last he spoke; There's laddie ava there in the gallery akissin lassie." Id said. When he's done Ahll begin"
The Spectator., 1915-02-26
Sudan Grass


 aroused in Sudan grass and a great many farmers in all parts of the state are preparing to experiment with this new grass. There is but one objection to the Sudan grass, so far as I know and that is the striking similarity to Johnson grass and the close resemblance of the seed to the Johnson grass seed. If you buy the Sudan grass without some sort of a guarantee as to it's purity you may run the risk of getting some Johnson grass on your farm and in many cases it would prove a pest. Sudan is a splendid yielder, a very hardy grass, and is as good hay as timothy or Johnson grass hay and is relished by stock. If an experiment is to be tried. 1 would advise only a small acreage and then save the seed carefully if you find they are pure and free from Johnson grass. A small patch of John son grass would be more easily kill:d out and for that reason there is a possibility that a small patch or acreage would be more desirable.
 A number of our farmers in various parts of the state have become intensely interested in the culture of new perishable crops and are planning to put in large crops like onions and cab bage. They are good crops, but it is not best to undertake too much and depend too much on
 
 such crops the first year. l would advise variety of such crops and smaller acreages of each and not to be forced to depend on any single crop for revenue. The second year will be entirely different and will know to a certainty almost how much you can cultivate and about how much you will realize from that crop under average conditions. When you become familiar with the markets and the manner of disposing of these crops which are new to you so far as the growing of them in a commercial way is concerned.
 Make your plans to grow in creased garden crops and now is the time to secure the seed. Garden seed are comparatively cheap and every man should have enough in his garden to in- sure plenty for table use and then quantities to can at home for use next winter or for sale if there is more than enough for home consumption. The Girls Canning Clubs have taught us a lesson along this line and we should be proud to profit by their good example One young lady netted $l2O on one tenth of an acre last year and there is no reason why the older folks can not make at least one half that much with the ordinary atten- tion. Enough can be raised, canned, put up and sold out of the average Arkansas home garden to run the average Ark ansas family table the rest of the entire year and with so little trouble that the time would scarcely be lost from the farm work.
 Every day there are number of farmers making requests of me for the names of Arkansas farmers who have seeds of various kinds for sale. would be glad to have the name of every farmer in the state who has some kind of seed for sale
The Spectator., 1915-02-26
Persistent.

Persistent. The croAker generally has little to say. but is willing to keep on saying iG--IadlanaDelis Star.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

Cine ber5erfreuenbe
Die audi anoerpdrts in beuts
f6an Qonbsn @s.tung baben Dirfte,
~srteilte Der 8iirgsrmeiiter bss Stdets
dens Qangenielbolb feiHen @tmeinbes
miteliebern nit Der f~olgenoen Be
tdnntmahnng: .SnfoIge msiner Or
trantuns bin i'd nur in Der Gage,
bic bringeibIten 4mtsgefddfie 5n e.
lsbieen. SD fam paber 4r6siien
nidt erlsoigsn, bic Iin oarauf be8iss
ben, b1b Elm Rnhbnr benz nnbern
aus gerfsbsn einiee Sub brett Mieien
dbgemdht ooer Elm Sungc benz Rn9s
bar 5firIden geItoblsn bat. SIN err
ten 5ails fuirb cine giitlids qussins
dnberleBung unD i'm 3psitsn 5nIle
bic 4n5iebung ces 6OIenbobsns gum
3iele fi1rsn," Jeber aommentnr
lDirbe ben manufacturer Ginorud
biefer iiderli6 aus triFtigen Grim
ben erioffenen Aunbgebung zines
bieIoepIagten Observation-Disclosures
nur nbfdndhsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

9ruffsBItr.... Die Sob
men mo Banner neigien i'd, ais Der
5urit inter Janfarenfdmettern anf
Dem 8aIfon erfdien, uno md6tig
bronieno Itieg e alis tauienb aebs
len enlpOr, .Qint Rob, niht 3 tilige
ii9srn bic IteiIe SOB ~"
aGbner GdIuB. aHRer
eau siuem Sfneibermeilttr): Sic
l9einen cine fromms aunofdaft 81
baden, Meilter 9agItr24
gSG2 Miefo2"
r5eoesmGl, iDsun Elm Gnopf i'm
aliHgel6sutd liegt. irdgt er SIRE
Girmo."
Wnn gL0ubt in Der ZertiloIe,
tinem tinitlifen Tuiunltoff, sineH
Grnb fir Jnte pefunDen 8u baben,
bsrsn GiHfubr aus ibrtm 6simats
Ianpe Snbisn Durd bsn &rieg gang
~Anterbunbsn 1T. Ter Merf osr
ein%gsiiibriea Sur betrug 6is6sr
IGbTlid stiua 70 Uliaionsa Ioaars.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

- ginegute 5 oss Jrsunb
Spuno unO i1 iporen am %. in
bodter NOt. 3por bate ih nod
bon Wlutters Genbunq bier Qoibs
ielbItgebodencn Snusbrotes absr
hausbrnt ALIEN nirtt nuf bic Dauer
ermnDenb. s9dIt", ioste SpunO,
i'd babe cine gIdn3enbs Sbes, ME
mir ~ beinem 9rot Die entIprehenoe
Butter betommsn. 6iinf5ig yfenntq,
babe id nod, on and Drsibia - mir
ssben oafir folssnoe an3eige nnf:
.@eItern ioufte i9 bel einem bies
iigsn GduFmaune Butter, anaebIfh
edte N0turbutter. "a bee ieboh
nidt tpnbr mar, miro berisIbe ers
Iudt. fofort on 8. Wibtr, Retnes
ItraBe. 3. Gtod, eag oIeide Quans
tum edter Butter Su lisfsrn, ribris
ssHfaas bic 4nssige erItotta Miro.
Mm felbsn 4beno battsn mir fir
uniere ersi Gable Butter in 9aenas
anh tonuttn moo 5e6n 3ilo bertaalsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

8ibsrfpruh. rDsr tpar
bsnn bic aIeine, NIT Der i'd Did ees
fern traf2 Die tOnnte ia BEN
Muno nitt cine Gstunbs bnIten!"
sa8os mar meine Ftine 2isbs!l""
Die 5unptfnhe. Sdlans
bra: 9un, tpie iteAt es nit unieren
DortreffliGm 3ruppen2
StelisniIher General: WofFen an0
Iilo geniigen0 Uorbonben, es
feblt Blob nod bic aompfeslnfl
m GegenteiL. Riniitss
rialrat (ein gefdnenis inipi5ieren)o:
n3iebt Is ba Hiht berein. ipsnn oas
dsnfer obsn often fiebf2'
Strdfling (srinienp): gges, absr
binnus!"
Dit DauerparG 6auss
frau: Qin bn6'6 for mei gan5es @elo
3auertpnrs esfooFt. uno MI bab'fl
Mdrt, bic cen reene 0auern lam!
Grfer DkbnnfG Gre
nabEer pisfte: Nm RorbpoI 100
Der Gag monhmal mebrsrt monnt,
6mitrH."
@rsnaoir Supple: ia, id oaus
f! "a nal orei 1age g%iitisIarts 4"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

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lautttt hn &taltnnHs ana litF zine
alit 1laiat RttinHtm iomHlgA
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atadi battle nnb gmauam rsl. llu
bm l2 fab dai etm maanwtlhm
gtdi6 bts Goias ultnu. Gu l6Iift
len htn aolotmtp Wtin bic @tbaniir
III fiutr anotttn gofli.
Gig Root font bunidno hfab.
Nm @tbHih fang cine 9ahiiaan
cd ptbis ta milett. nAuiasr
aism htttin, atmiitt NIT 0tm 8ait
pom Saamiu uno Glitott aus Dem
8oTim. als Didri9 ttn utlta
5las enaisbsn rpIltr, iant eotis
nube surit.
.Wis III mir, Ditterl - Wlir
fdIlen iait bic 4ugsn 80. GAP MID
issi ssbeu. SD tonuts umitulsn bor
giiogteii.
sic fab ii6 frsmb I'm. ME iss
nano. Der iia niat 3ureatfinoet.
naomm." fagts CT neih unb iabte
lie an bcr 6ano. r5ebt ion mtin
mG0es @Dgeltsn ihIafsH gts
ben. 81 geItitttt is naa ibrsm
Simmer biniibtr. I'm iid Damn fe!bit
|uriid3u5ietsn. gio6 i'm 9raume ges
bsioe oufs ntus bic oerlebtsn
Jlldlihen Gtunosn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06


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tfa. tH mh flhgfa Mai
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ftf8 AntnANit i8l
alam NJ bltA a nah mt hlbt
iW Cstf ta NtsHftG tH NNatafig
tH ttu maua fflfl stfttf ti
aafl zoe dbti muta NHf HeH UhilH
Wiglaiiittu @WiitIaff aeft fa
tfHtmlH NaaseU mitt btH
1fnb artHfi6hltns vac uHu mod
httltiN bathn. eta 1T h tHifhlit
aaf fintH anlfn Ht hagfH, tlam
@at ett ION iR fH sefFaHmth
tfNatli, Nttt Ell Hi8Hff ta8 Ntaeas
Bl .eaN Au Hifi 6H atana wtlp.
umlenN duaat8stfHt @Ianbt hu tts
Boa. olk nir aitit 3nf Hfhf btlftn
nito. dla ale BID a5bsfsh4
Gbtnio IL 81 Bel altn anetfM Ut
lt%atnhtign. agts inilo 8nk mub ana
3um lltbtl onsfhldata 4tnaiilitt
@tmaiu lahm fd 0lra ial1s 8t
btttitn ltht u~isDustidfn. eft pol
tdn0ia tnimaitqti. ia. uaa6ts Qlcns
ihtn Gtbtnsihiiiitln mag bur1 ioI
tt Gnimiiaunatn pohl ilaalih ae
fdtitsri ltim. - apis mfr0fu Ainhrr
ihon Oh tn ibttn titiutB geiliuHgsH
qtbtnHt 0urh inlih dnaapanhltn
9a6tl, Surh 1rohuHgga: On lernf
0os TN esbtH Mat uu0 aus Dir
Miro mol mas Sh6ues nerotn-, oos
fin6 f. bic beIitbitittu R~soeusaTtsn.
Run. lpenn man ms nod 10 lpetig
sutrout, brdudleH mir ia and ngft
fItibig 80 fem, 0enit infoIgs oeHtn
geruib cas- aino. unb aus bislen mag
0ieatidt pirtIid nidts 5iintlges
gelporoeH itin, neil man linen 0ics
AT oft prppbeSsit bate, 3aourh. bab
man uns f0rtipdhrtnO uniere lln5u.
lGnglihtsit porbdlt, infer Wolen uHo
@ermogsR beSnsifsIt, niro man ms
ni9t su 60bsrem %anipornen. Dem
Mutigen aber gebort ole Melt elnSIg
uno ALIEN, un6 luebe Dem, 0er uns
oieIen notlpsnoigen Qsbsnsmut raubt!
Or rdubt uns mehr aIs oag 9es
ber, oenn Elm GebeR o6ne GhaFfenss
freaoigteit, Elm 9ebsn ohne erfolgrsi
DE Qrbtit lit sieno. Qur Der 4iut
berleibt inns Strait; pbre biefeH fro
BEN I1ut lit un0 bleibt al unier
Shuffta Flmperbsft; aus elmer Helm.
mutigeu Gtimmuuq berans fonnen
mir t1um oas 6eringjte l:ihsn,
Mutloigteit ldBt ms oft erit gar
uitt Elm nsues Wert Beginner.
Wer alio gu Dem glten JorttOms
men Der Ssinen beitragel. lusr leis
mem Jrsunoe Elm na6rsr 5leunb.
lper Ser NeRld6eit Elm @o6itdtsr
iein tpil, Jude ben Mni alsr 81 be-
ben un0 3u tdrfen. ntdi Den toaliibs
nen Magemut, Der Iih duf llnnotis
qts, oft auf 9erosrbli1es r.Gtet,
ionoern ben fpahren Mut. BEN Ulut
oes grtragens, ben Mut Des Gntids
gems, nn6 ben 9obsn Mlut Der Gelbits
ertenntnis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

20. &dpTtel.
9urn bic m~attgelbsn gorbdnge
brad cine itumpfe 5euigteit IN 2ottes
3immer nno fiel auf Die aa9enlioer
Ser G4laisEiH. 9apon ipatte 2otte
D6Iflin auf.
5ie i1h pDr Iih 0as Jnbenbe beg
Bettgeltsls, idpar3gIdn3en0t GiIfns
itdbe nit blintenDen Mle1tngringen.
9as mar ibr 70 frenn, oaB fe iid
tin peniq aufri9tete.
gMag 1T bas2 - 80 bin i62"
9lOslia Orang e ME Elm ferner
BIiB our6 ihr 9ehirR. Sic fuhr
gar3 bod uuO iaB oa, DornHbergs-
bRdt.
Cir ia6 auf ben StIbiea ibrt
alei0er u%norDentlia ourhsinanOsr gt=
legt. 9srgtblih martsrte lie Den
aopi. uiR sinen GrinneruRgsfaoeu 3u
Finoen. pa ertonnte it bic Idr nit
Dem eigeRtimltnen MleHimbeinlag
an Ghl 5. Dana mar fs pieoer i'm
banflen llnbepuBtiein uno i6loB Die
i6mersen0en 4ugen.
Sic fiiblte fid am gau3en Qeibe
3erfflagsn. Sect leuftett es Dieoer
fur3 uuo i6nea i'm. geodhtnis auF.
Ifit einem jd6en SaB itiir8te ie aus
benz 9ett unb lief mad BEN Jeniter.
5ie rib ben @orbong beiIeits. 8as
title Morgenliht fIutsts grauroi
iber ben Ger. 3ribtn lag Dog CT
geIboot.
Da brad re NIT eintm ~unter6rlds
ten 4uH6ret 8uIammsu, ipit bon az
mem gliB gstroffeu. uHb ihleppte f
3uriid 81 benz Bette. Sie innt be-
bend in sic &nie uno berbarg bos
@eIi6t in ben 9tHen.
yUlein 9oti - mas lift nit mir
geideben2"
Jbre Qipptn 3itterten. Sine 3rds
nenflut brad ous ibren augsn. Sie
ihiu93te bitterlit. Gie rihtete Ffl
nieber bod, psrmo6te aber nidt, Ff
boIenbs al erbe6en. Cine furhtbars
4ngH frampFte ibr 9er5 3ulnnuttn
uno Ihnirte ibr ois aeblt 81.
GnDli9 fiblts lie 9onen inter ben
5iBn. Sic tappte gum giid unb
belt ii9 an Der aonte feit, otnn fl
orpbte pieber am3uirnfen. 8ort lag
ibr G6mud, TIRE ubr, BAG 3ifFer.
blatt mad unten. Da Der feline gelbt
6ut, ser barte 9iirtel nit Dem net
cen S9loB, iibsr Der Stablle6ns ibr
Wisoer NIT ben fila 4rabssten nnl
ben meiben Spigen.
Mie lag ons 1Ies 0a2
Gte neigte ben ipufeH aopf tel
auf Die 8ruIt nno Unfit Bic 4ugT
n. Wlit elmer oer5rpeifslnosu. iiHnlp'
len 6aif griFf tie mad Den aleioerr
unb 3og ii9 in f~lisgenber gits an.
Den 5ui IN Der 5ano flog fe sui
5ar, 0finsts Ieiis nnb idli9 fh ipir
Elm 8isb ben Ddmmeriam Gang emit
lang, bic 9teppe bindb.
GForffesun0 folat.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

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mH GA ltliilt FfH
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t I'D f 8ft
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uaa 8t lta llf
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fhf s5hH Hlslm fa n an ialH
AlFata
ahsfai E88 namfu Etlat
mH NsI fAietHaatM 4laHa nsst
tsfbl hltkf m hanm eb q
wfistta. tln ih osaen HnB m1ft
,sBsa in alaau tlut ttat lance
9llt.
@ lafrim m btu aaa 6er aao.
hftm nlflllh 8ur Wliiia1siaid ialt
aid lbal 6glummtn
dis e. iag ous BEN Boot bait.
.bisl u ibgt 6nnb ten uno prtbis ts
hen auB 6draui.
Dos nag otr i9onit @oHntaa
mrfatn mtints qebens.
ss fpar audi btnse ttnsia Ih5n
Steitr yrishtn ii ser psiien Aglt
nnb Sc Fran6liht Sonne.
.nnb sic ha6sn mir Bic Giun0sn
lpsaagpIauoert. ga lit ot Getls ME
r~sinasboosi.
Wie spsi olidlids aiuoer gingeu
re oaryh 0en Qart Dem G9loHe 81
tlao pnroen BON alsinzepa NIT
ihnlcata0em Man0atn tmpfaHsen.
.Tus ndhlte glal uehmt tbr MID
aber NIT. Gbtr id fahre nit 1nitI
Qa0snhnra hinterher uno lpriBe eud
pubeInaB. Riht iDahr, Gntel Ca
nenburaq~
@erkarb oobenbura trei4eIte Der
QIeinen 1as 6dnodsn unb brummte
pdferlfh:
aeiuiB 0as nd9its Wial
nouen mir fe OrOsntli9 untertnus
chsnls
%. aapitel.
@enn Gotta 8DlFfin por t6rer
mtd0denfIaHe tnnO uno breiBig
leunten0s auaenpaore auf Ie qez
rtd4a iunren, fibIte Te fi4 pDbl.
@is idliptre GdularBsit mar rim
entfpanHennes gegengspi9t 5u ben
5tarmen hires iuagen 2iebesgIiids.
5eitbem fl nit 3iefrid b. aotbtila
IN oaer SeimIihteit berIprodeu mar,
lbartt re ihr gIut leihter 6ur9 pie
Mbern rianen. IS fpaIte 6eib in lbr
nuf. iDenn tie 0aran 0a6te. DnB nies
mdno auber linen etfDas BON ibrsr
GeIiaEet nuBte. Mandmul bieIt ne
mittsn in Hnterritt inns uno Id6
Iiarr nber Die ttefae Md0HenIhdr
hintpeQ ias qesre. Die iunqen Settler
btidtsn ie Damn ItauuenO an. 3nerIf
ddua fiu. bts eth baar unrubiae
iqobfe III rurloren onfinaen. qber
Cote mertte bag ntht. @ie fihlte
Dietri6 bidt neben Fih. unb Ieine
.aiiRe brdnnten quf f6ren Qipben.
Damn niiberte e unb tulGeIte es
Dor ibr lDie Elm 9eden i'm guf6. nnb
Ser Ieidfe Qufidrsi zines ainosg.
BAG Elm on0eres oepuFft bate. brahts
lie en0lih In bic 8trflihtett auriid.
sin BergeTenes 219sln buI4te iiber
I'LL @eIiht, An0 fe errotete Dor ben
prafenosn 8giden i1rer 6erDe uno
fil1r etIig fort in Der Definition
BON aboir uuo etre.
IN jeosm Dlittpod uno Gonna
Beno nadts gistri4 ii9 Frsi. Damn
itabl Iih 2otte nab S6uli6IuB pon
ibren aoaeginneu fort, buI6te na9
6anie, nab Der penIion Der Msa0ame
3curbier, no re felt Grihs 4breife
nad grDnin pobnts, 8ug Ii1 lei6t
unb frsunoIi9 an nnD 5ubr mad
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Morfissuno tolet.)

ausreoe. Siam: 81 sis
BE Mdtfmm cod 70 germ. uHb nun
BAIT 0u re mbrsnHen ldHm!
6ru: 81s 1T MIR ans 6aB gestn
Stalitn gsiasbsn.
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aas sr5nieia I'M ets.

O. gc5t tn meiner 6eiinat
Die Gage ben 0ilino 81 YlnHo,
" ld9e ell gIlones aronlenl
SIN 8alOlQ, tiei. tief tn 9runh.
Gas gIdg5tc alidbriid einunl.
9eim &oanDHDiheif nuf Dem Gee,
llno lper q erbLidte, benz beilte
2as 6er3 es bon dAeu 8eb.
Die Sage hate u~erilpugllen
Gin @ago IeiH psa Siebesidmer6
9os trlJ IN ben &clhnouoIeudten
gum @al0iee ieiH lrantes 8ers.
lInb einmal ia6 es bEinteu,
9ds arouIetn our RttternnffsTtuno;
% tat Dem RagbeIein tuiHtea:
Aonm nit mir, i4 mad did geiuni
ga lit e ldheIuo Jegaagen
0inab in Zen tief iie5en Zee.
Aun nngen bic ggeAeu. nem Gdgo Iii
Eut uiemals oas 6er5 mebr fpeb.
8 +aaHna 8 etsftru.
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onsss,e tp bsrf,n sla. Wi, ibsn I'd
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mrnn mon onb fsin, mart, mossr
tenn gsrpm f,aIs IN Ii. man6.
mol fs6t man Gh frsfbsn 1ons ofsi4
nobin "a IN urb aas Ii b5s
sn5nfts Wir noneu ssT sda mi
ausniiber IA III = Ant irnmSr Is
9nenh5rot oi6t "a NH Sea msin
gisbIinq. Sn Der qoiiite 1T aaes
%berftaut, unb mir topfsn cine aups
ferbero Dnsu.
Sic freaten i'd ME 9in0sr 0arduf.
8egen 46en0 leqts fid bas biBdsn
Wino fat aan3. Cote bedte houss
Ifrauli3 Den Slid. unb Distrid ifenz
ts ben SefttiibIer nebsn bic oIiberns
ben @la8tel6e. 9as Boot biieb fat
auf Der gtsne Iieaea. Gr soo lie
5egel qans Gin. sic tafelten III beis
terer CUT. Is mar Elm uuberdfifs
Eides mlah in Ser a~benOlifen 5tiaeI
oEeier meltpergeneHeu gegen0.
.uno auf mas itoBen mir an2@
3ietri9 6eligie Ii9 blot Dor ibre
1agen uno lab ie gIudIta an.
Run auf fpas2"
Cote tpisgtt ben aopf UNI pill
elm 2ieoden por ii6 bin. Sic mar
IN einer alsgslafsHeH Gtimmung
uno mohte gar ni6t osnien.
s98ir pollen erf einmaI trintsu
Damn tann ii9 ieDfr ettpas geionz
0eres oentsn, etnas rett 2iebes, uno
0ann molten mir uns gu einissn M
den, UNI oas foa gelten".
salfo fur3 crit einnoI auf oas
I@llf I'M dagsmetnen nnb ouf Die ale.
Die unier Slid ma, lageu mir II
beri1ul0et aaben. sic iOlen lsben!l@
Damn griibeltsH iis uno ioAn iia
nsden0 an. gottss canoe iparsn i6r
in Den ShoB gciunteh. Gr urus
fAloB tie feit uno feline 4ugen branne
ten in ben ibren, aus oenen mdoden=
bate GeAniuht unD cine rueide 3drt-
Iinteii gldH3teH.
napmm, loB oos Oumme 6inutn
2iebLing; mir frozen an aaf Das
Saonits. bds 4urf6Onfe in 0ieiem
2an0e, bns ia nur 10 tur5 1T: bic
9offnung auf Elm feliges Slid"
.Huf eTn teItQeS BilfdI"
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esH,rnuss uuStIIuua,H.

GisIe Usuitet ueroen All trneaA
cine aprehs ssasn emiennune tss
eTsiies asididt Ran ache Hummer
tme 8robe uno be Uols aorsRe Deuts
if an uut idtd, ben gcnrcr refa
10 Gsnts an isSss bsfielts lnFter an
Sas
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1911 eOgarr ct.
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stH esafta aas etitt9 Qtam 3Rt 0las
s~ttesast IN hisiW iinb hit atrmtI na9
utatt afl ptii aae baItlana stballsa.
efflb fiHs RiHimtHsptribt Wrht Ell
hibm Communicable. Ostraadt iptthsa
aat nstFRntra bts IN pier @rokfn.
3 A i uab 5 3atr, rhdltlitm NnEsffs
ia NaFfa far Bic 6asstm nnb ia suE
glus Bal Maltrial bon 60 sou Beetle.