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Peace


pray. for peace; yet peace Is but a
prayer.
How mary wars have been in nay
brief years.!
All races and all faiths, both hem-
spheres
Ny eyes have seen embattled every
where
The wide earth through: yet do not
despair
OF peace that slowly through far ages
nears,
Though not to me the golden morn
appears:
Ny faith Is perfect in times issue fair.
For man doth build on an eternal scale
And his ideals are framed Of hope de-
ferred:
The millennium came not: yet Chris,
did not fail.
Though ever unaccomplished Is His
word;
Him Prince Of Peace. though un.
enthroned. We hail.
Supreme. when in all bosoms He be
heard.
George z. Woodberry,
In North American Review.
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Difficult.

Little Robert-Ma, was Robinson CRU
soc an acrobat?
Mother--I don't know. Why?
Little Robert-Well. hero it roads that
after he had finished his days work he
sat down on his chest-Judge,
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T'T''I''Ts's-'T'-.F'F-'F
. Neqc Hair Grower Brings
. LuStre, Life, Beauty
Hsrfina Stops Dnndrun. Hair
Loss. shampoo Comb Free.
Observation-Disclosures.


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The use of this comb induces more
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growth Of hair appears. and lllnINIlJ
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tTous and beautiful.
Get the genuine HarGna for "a from
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-08
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

p. NJ. Cordell. Waco: Dudley
Farris. Ennis: II. O. Shugart. Dali
las: Jno. c. Wood Dallas; G. PouI-
son, ST. Louis; Eugene Hansen.
Dallas: Ray Swain. Dallas; Gladys
Ninson, Dallas; r. j. Hill, Dallas
Moy browning, Dallas. Ruth
Browning, Dallas; Grace Browning,
Dallas: w G. Woodsou, Hillsboro,
Lillian Roger. Waxahachio; Julia
Wallace. Ennis; a II. Wicker, En-
mis-: II. +. Fisher, Sherman, X. G.
stroud, Italy; Miss n. Kay, Italy;
]. w Carnes. T. & p. v Ry: Miss
Ruth MeCarty Ennis; Matte Tray
IS, Ennis, r. e. Hickman, Mexia /;
DR., II. G. Watson, Mexia; Fl. M.
Eliot, College Station, ". T. Grain.
Dallas; Elizabeth Murchison.
Athens; S. Jno. Murchison.
Athens: Miss Murchison. Athens:
E. II schlitz and wife, Fort
Worth; Gordon Mory and wife,
New York, o. W. Reagln. Forney
H. n. Guyer. Calvert; J. II. Breed
ing. Workman; II. f. Rogers and
wife, Okla; o. b. Patty. Dallas;
VIII Hancock, Waxahachie; " Fl.
Dick, Austin; c W smoote, Fort
Worth; Miss augusta Bates. Waxa-
hachie; Miss Mildred Bennett, Fort
! Worth; f. Partain and wife, Dal-
las N r. Fewell, Dallas; II. S.
Bosworth, Syracuse; c, !. hIexan-
der and wife, Fort Worth; c. l..
Darden. Houston Ralph c. Kirk,
Dallas; w. W. Morris, Jr.. Dallas:
J. E, Gist. Lancaster; Theo Ezen
st. Louis.
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c. T. Evans OF Palmer was In the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Sims visited
at Italy Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Buck OF hue
ma Vista we're In waxahachis Sat
urday. shopping.
r. v Lowry was In Waco Satnr-
day and attended the opening OF
the Cotton Palace.
Miss May Whitaker Is the guest OF
Miss Ruby Edwards at the home OF
Mrs. Roy Connally.
Dr. l.. u. Parnell Is attending
the meeting OF the Southern Medi-
cal association In Dallas today.
Misses Anna McClendon and Beu-
lah Bell, students of T. c. T.. at
tended the foot ball game here on
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruby Fogg, delegate of the
Music club, will leave today for
Brownwood to attend the State Fed
Grafton of women's Clubs
Mrs. Eugene Sutton, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John IIutehison, left last night for
her home at Dodge City. Kan.
Misses Lola Mcfarland. Ira Stark
ard Panzy Bozeman. students OF I.
C. u, were guests of Miss Margaret
Gibson for the game with Trinity
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wheeler and
Mrs. Lula Parks and son Percy OF
! Dallas were guests of Mrs. Genie
Watson and Rives Watson sunday
at their home on Oldham avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gland Black. Miss
iGertrude Armstrong and Miss Belle
Brown of Waxahachie and James
breeding of Workman we're guests
yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
Ledbetter east of town.
1
Miss Marie Smith, who has been
designated as duchess of Waxa-
hachie. and her maid of honor,
Miss Clara Boyd, will leave We'd
nesday for Waco To attend the cor
onation ball of the Cotton Palace
queen.
Miss Modena Hawkins will leave
this evening for Brownwoed where
she gees as a delegate OF the Shakes
peare club to the meeting of the
State Federation OF Women s
clubs. Miss Hawkins will be the
guest of her cousin, Miss Beatrice
/ Wilkins. while there.
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he expects TO continue this mode OF
farming during his life time. He
makes his cotton crop his surplus
money crop, just as every good
farmer should do. Mr.. Fleeman has
an abundance of feed to run him
for year, besides several biz fat
hogs TO kill this winter and his ex-
cellent family have canned plenty
OF fruit and vegetables To run them
without having to buy. We also
learned from Mr. Fleeman he had
raised fifty-seyen nice turkeys,
which he would sell part Of them.
Thus we chronicle another story on
diversiiieation and its bright flu
ture. With few milk cows, hogs,
chickens. garden and orchard
along with plenty of feed for the
stock. your cotton Is bound to fig
ure out your surplus money crop,
which is the profit above your liv-
ing, and the farmer who follows
diversifeation Is sure TO come out
on top.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-08
LEGAL TENDER WAGON
YARD SUFFERS Loss
FIRE DOES PROBABLY $3.50 DAM
AGE TO HOUSE AND FEED
STCFFS.
Horse and Buggy Is Run Down by
Big Auto Truck Enroufe to Fire
and Buggy Is De-
molisbed.

The Legal Tender wagon yard,
Grated by A. j. Curlee under lease,
was partially destroyed by fire Sat
urday afternoon. The fire original
ed in the feed room and was burn
ling fast before an alarm was given.
The big fire truck ran down z buggy
enfonte to the fire, occasioning some
little delay in getting water, but as
soon as connections we're made two
streams were played on the blaze
and il was quickly extinguished. The
damage Is estimated al $3.50 includ-
ing feed and stored articles to the
amount Of $3.50. Insurance was
5000 on the houses
afr Curlee said today he could
not account for the fire as he sell
dom went into that part OF tho
house where the fire originated The
property will be rebuilt as soon IS
insurance is adjusted.
Enfoute to the fire the big truck
with Reese Sanford driving, became
entangied with number of wagons
lon Elm street and when team az
mules backed out directly in his path
he undertook 10 steer Into the alley
way at the back OF Gounah's store
and ran into buggy belonging 10
Albert Windham. son OF G. II. Wind
ham. The buggy was smashed into
kindling wood and the horse knocked
down. but the boy had jumped out
and escaped injury
Some little excitement prevailed
when The Wind began 10 whip the
flames far out into the street Peo-
pie who had wagons and teams In
that section 81 the city began to hut-
ny them out ia some Instances
teams were ent loose and hurried out
without wagons
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Al the Empire.

The Empire theatre is chewing
today an American Clipper fea-
ture in three strong parts in the III
tie OF THE Idol This is bril-
liant heart thsob story OF the stage
and OF the siums, in which the
love of sweet and pretty actress
regenerates fallen man. The
stars of this three reel feature are
Helene Rosson and T.. Forest Tay-
Tor The single reel at the Empire
today is An Auto Bungalow Fra
cas-. a side splitting Beauty COM
edy. featuring Carol Holloway and
John Sheehan.
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Safe Lock Fails TO Work.

The lock on the Texas Power and
Light company safe here refused 10
respond TO the combination on Fri
day Of last week. and It became nee.
essary to send for experts to come
down TO open II. Even the experts
could not work the combination and
open the safe but when hole was
drilled in the door and the plunger
forced down the safe was opened.
Manager Nall says he wasn't worry
ing about the money in the safe but
he did have use. for the books.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-08

J. Ray, assistant ticket agent O,
the Southern Traction company OF
Waco. came up yesterday afternoon
and spent the night with home folks.
w. f. V. Harris OF Dallas was
here Sunday afternoon to attend the
here Sunday afternoon to attend IN
funeral Of his uncle. Alex Rogers.
Mr. Harris IS an employee of the
Dallas News. and Yves caller al
this office while in the city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-08
DALLAS sAR|hERs
EhR0UTE TO WACO
BAND AND PATROL ENTERTAIN
FOR 4 FEW MINUTES IN
NAXAHACHIE.
shrine Drill Is tine " the Prettiest
Ever Seen ON the Local STREETS
and Music Was Good.

Shriners OF Hesla Temple, Dallas,
including the Heila band and Helia
patrol and a number OF ladies,
travelling in two special inferarban
cars. reached Wexahacaie this morn
ing at Ae:3o O'Clock enroute to
Waco 10 attend TIE Cotton Palace.
The party was in charge OF G. "
Davis. poten1ate of HELIX Temple,
and upon arrival here the patrol.
headed BY the HeIla band, marched
sfound the square 10 music. The
patrol then put on drill program
that was rare treat to large NUM-
Der Of Naxanaehie people who had
gathered to witness il.
Today is Shrine day at the Cot
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THIS FARMER HAS BEEN
FIVE YEARS DftER-iEIIE

+. w Fleeman ~ Safais was iu
Waxahachie Saturday aud was seen
~ reporter When asked FOR
news he said he had Just Kicked
~ go bushels ~ sweet Dofatoe, ne
had gathered "a 81 one and a haif
acres ~ land and Invited the re-
porter in hi home. PROMISING pleu-
~ ~ r0qd eating ~ Fieemsn Is
firorf hsh'vef in liberalization
ata hsa been fsilo@inf ihis idea ~
iafm.aE fDr hfa tsafa and hs tays
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Nislls His son IIorr-

J. c. Woleh. father OF ]. G Welch
Who was so seriously injured here
some two weeks ago. was down
nom pallas sunday afternoon FOR a
visit with his son. aho is recunorat
irF from broken les al tho local
sani'arium Mr.. Woich Is confident
Dds son did not ran from an inter.
urban car but he ls unable ro De-
iermine luaf how he oamo bo.idc
the road a. O. spot near srrroft
The boy lH getting aloue nicrir
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Mr.. Joe Harriss and Miss Marga-
ret Gibson, VIII McElree and Miss
Corine Barksdale. n. G.. Landrum
and Miss Marie Smith formed 4
motoring party that took dinner at
the Head House in Lancaster Sunday
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TON Palace and The Hella party win

ton Palace and the Hella party will
take part IN the exercises as well
as attend the Shrine ball tonight.
The drills were exceptionally fine
and patrol in costume marching un-
der national and state flags made a
gorgeous display.
The special cars will bring the
Hella party back home tonight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-08
Hose Company VIII Meet.

The Getzendaner Hose company
win hold their regular meeting
Tuesday night when officers for the
year VIII be named. Following the
business session lunch win be served
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Bring a load OF ear corn 10 Shiyc
& Keys aud get II shelled and
ground into feed. Cotton seed are
too high 10 feed At $40 per ton,
and corn al 40 cents per bushel.
ady21s
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Homer Mccartney. who has been
quite sick for the past few days FROM
the effects OF scarlet fever. is report
ed 10 be doing nicely.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-08

s0unF tuflHI0 alH fhe bn.h
ifsrle have fao hnrlff f.me rs.tInr
tough iIe simmer
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-
|o~oo.~<~>~o Seeo~
A.senes''ss for A''s- \ ?, RAY.
Auto Livery. II
For feed ana fuel phone Broad
Assd 4 Kennedy. Old phone rs. n
Colorado Niesernead burns clean.
No clinkers. waxahschis Ice Works.
Come to the unique reception
and auction OF girls ~ Odd Fell
lows hall tomorrow night. adv.ls5
John Keyworth Of Buena Vista
was In waxahachie Saturday with
turkeys for sale and sold eighteen
which. weighed cas- pounds. The
turkeys brought II 1-2c per round.
Shive = Keys
VIII grind your corn. Come n
mill once more and get some fresh
neal. adv 214
waxahachie merchants are TO be
congratulated for the splendid en-
couragement they are giving the
farmers. By buying their produce.
truck. etc, OF which this county
has produced an abundance. We
note that the sweet potatoes sold
By the grocers have all. or practic-
ally all. been raised in this county.
There has been hardly day In
waxahachie this fall but what you
could buy anything in truck, chick
ems, butter and eggs on the square
|of Waxahachie. The story is easily
told. the farmers have been prac-
ticing diversification this yea.
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evening
Pistol Toter Arrested

Officers on Saturday rlshl !
up Simon Jackson, charged
toting a pistol, and be Is aEs'1
yestigation.
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The Daily Light gives the news.
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For ICED ana fuel phone Broad
Asad = Kennedy. Old phone rs. u
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slhive = Keys

VIII grind your corn, Come
mill once more and get some frs
neal. adv 81
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& : . &c = . . . = . = : = :
Asseneb''ss for A're. y 2. RAY.
Auto Livery. Il
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ibren 2odsrn trsiben iDerbe - unb am
ndditen Sage bate fo'ne Rdtte hrei sngs
lti9 areu3er 5erndgt. g6urdia fpra9
bdbon, bdB bic Gee bon ben beltIhen
Soften befreit fei - unb am n64ften
Gage batten bic heltI9en lIs8oots ben
Ring um England geIdlofen. Gburdiq
brad bdbon, baB fir bic Qfiirten bic
9urbaneqenepiiobe Hur Elm Gpa8iergdng
nd4 8onFantinopel lei ~ uub bic Mli@
irten geben immsr md ipaaieren brauBen
Dor bem Sbore.' Churchill fagte: plies
ge6t quit" unb bann ginq ales fit
Bic Gngldnber fdief. &ur3un, bic Melt
Bate ifd bdrdn 1efp0hnt, in 2orb Gburs
din ben gropbeten fetnes gaterlanbes at
%erttnnen, ben tbpii9en englifhsn BRO
pbeten: ct prppbs8etie unb bds 9egentbeil
srfaIte iid, Weun bds, 70 ME Bel
gburdia, iebtsmal 8%utrifft, bonn IL bus
aud Elm abioIut auberldfiser propbet,
dIIerOinas uesatiO auDerIdiis.
limb nun cling er bin unD ipri6t utdt
mebr! 54abe, mir baden ben Singer am
quIie Der .3eit berlpren. Churchill
Idpeia,t er bat nidts mebr III fasen Biz
alf Iein geIegsntides piles oeht gut!@
unb bds III @otf iei 0aut nod ssnaa 70
ntdt pd9r, fpie friiber.
0ieIes plies geht quit" III benz
gbur6iq meter nints dls eine Gebensdrt.
Die bdt CT Ii9 dls Mdrineminiiter an9ss
ip06nt, BON ben G9ifFstpddm: Eight
bells and alIs WE'LL" @iel peiter ers
itredte fi9 feline maritime @ifenIdnft
aud nift, aber Ct muBte bod ben 2dnbs
Iubbers impontren, unb 70 lieB CT allies
gut geben', eur5 eeuI, mics ging.
60 1T nod erinnerlid, ME er bds BE-
logerte Mntperpen beIubte, nm bic Bel
gier 81 elmer @erSSgerung Der lieber9abe
al iiberreber, cine 9sr50gerung. bic nur
i'm Snterefe Gnglanbs lag uib ben Rnin
Der liarttn Gtbalin Qonbons bebeutet
bate. Die Nntperpsner oufmunternb,
giuq Ct bur9 bic StrnBtu unb Idgte ben
acuten: ,ales ssbt gut" Mog aud
pirtlid Itimmte, dIlerbings nitr fir bic
0utIdsn, benu brei Gage TpGter fiel bic
Stdbt. als anlaB icintr Ginmaris
niruna als Mdtiaeminiter erbieIt G6urs
din BON idpdniiden marimminiter Elm
seleardmm (@lidniinIte ober 9eileib0
Gburdin antiportet uro f9lo init ben
Worten: ranes stbt gutl@ Wie bd bic
Serren i'm iopnniIden Mduneumt ses
arinE bdben mOgcr, btrn tur3 DOrber bait
ten ie bonn l~lnteraane bes triumph, bes
Mdisitic unb BON SAL BON pr8empsl
Sunbe srbaIlsn. rauts gebt sut!'
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TfLahrittkafsn.
glutuurtcn nnf Sricic, bic uns nic
erreidten.

Madenfen. mir bdbtn bdpon
Rotis gsnommen. bub SIRE QOrsfe lett
oeitern qembtrg 1T unb .lperben Sbaen cine
tpeitere adbung 2lnsrduderter5en i4iten:
8aIfouL mir %beodusrn, bab
Sbnen bic @eI9idte BON ben oS4iffen.
Bic Td Rd6is bssegusu" nidt esfallsn BAT,
t6nnen lie inbeTen Ieibsr nidt 5uriitnehs
men. @onen Gie uns mitthstlen, pb fe
duf Sbr oOsr uuf Mr. Gburfias Re9s
nuns su Itetlsu 1T.
9enfpr. - Die Gentung bes SUBJ
6o6tns in Shrem 6uuie If lsidt ertIdrt:
sic li1sn, baB Itd bic 9dIten biesen.
ST in Sbrcm Gberfiib4en nod ales in
Srbnung2
Neutral. - Rein, bieIer O'aearn,
benz Der aDnis BON GnaIuub Ous 9ictcrias
Grsus perIisben bat, 1T ni4t ioeutiId nit
benz O'aedrp bon Der amtritdn Sruth
Soeietp.
9efearam.- SEMI, bic Boris pnu
aitti9 feu.rn nod INNER: oeutide Mus
milton aug beuti4su geT4isen nit beuts
Ttsr @ebienung.
gapden. Mir t6nuen SGnep
leioer nift 1eIfen; fit einsn gupusei, Der
-niht Sinbsnbure Idgcn fam, peroen Sic
Tdtperlia eiReu 4duFer Finben.
aHstteA. - Gle bdbtn bic Mettt
berloren, Miaiam Servings 9rpaR III
bentf6er abitammuus uuo bat
ME @iIbelm So9annss Greihabn se1eiBsu.
s@rperts. - Sic glnnben bic Stels
lung eiuts militdrifden SadberItduoigen
bei elmer INSTRUMENTATION 3eitung
ausfi1cn gu founeu. bd Gle Sipei Sabre
ldnq 9aIe6a1bsridte Fiir Shre College,
Monatsidrift geIdrieben unO ben galir
i1en aritQ bon Slliiis Gaeiar. lSEDie
sinen qe%titcnariilel iiber IupDieon aeleien
baben. Dds III allsrbings mebr ais bic
dnbtrsn Grpsrtsn b~ier3aIunbe bon Iid
lnaen t6nnen, tpenn Sic oubsrhem nod
Iopiel ssograpbii1e Gsnntniiie heiiBsn,
mie Gin Drlti1er Quintdntr biirfte es
JbhsR Elm 2eihtes fem cine Gtslc bel
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Gnrkrnweisbtitfn.
Cine ansleie aus hert reiden Gpriids
p6rteri6ahe Der Mlus[ens.

Dor nd6e3u 3panaig Snbren eridien in
2onbon cine Sdmmluug Osmanli Pro
verbsy, bic 1900 Gprii9p6rter uno @ens
tenaen entbieIt, bic elm fIeiBiser Sdmmler
aus bem reiden S9dbe Der tiirtii6en
2%iteratur SuIammengetragsn bate. 9ie
g~neIdnber, bic ii9 fir bic materielsn
G9Gbe Der 3iirtei melt mebr intereEirs
ten dl5 fir bic geiItigen, f9enften BEN
8u6e ntht bic perbiente 8ed9tung, font
bdtten 1e bdrndIs Ifon ertonnt, bdb in
bieiem ,tranten M(dnn" Elm geIunber,
lebensfdbtser &ern itedt. limb fe bdtten
e ii9 sur @ifaube gemadt, bieIem aern
einen eeiilrben RDrper 81 geben; itatt ben
trauttu Wtann iDItemutiI9 gu Sobe gu
tlriren, bdtten fie beriuden fo[len, i'm
gu retten. gl6er bic Gd9itenliebe 1T cine
iener 5ugenben, bic Der grite nur bonn
S6renTdgen terrt, bonn bamit III tein
GeI4dft su MAIDEN. Der tobtt Sirte
iGien i6m nertbbpller dIs Der leben6e.
Sn Der Sammlltne bes englif6en Sore
T9ers finben ii9 9erlen Der 8oltspeiss
BELT, bic ipphl Der geahtung pert6 itno,
umfomebr dls fe ith bur1 lire SdiTung
DON ben &ptbarteiten aubersr @Dlter
tpeIsntIi9 untsrI6eiben.
Mer rur bon 9oFfnungen le6t, piro
Sunsers iterbsn.
Die redte 9unb zines ebrenpettben
Mdnnes faun uiemaIs feline IiHte ipers
ben.
8enn Is bir beItimmi lit. gu iterben,
gsniiet 19pn Elm bisden Ropfpeb,
Sebes Seuer berbrsnut ni4t msbr, ais
ts G%elegenbeit Eat.
Maa Oetne auesn duf. ebe lie biz Elm
anberer Dffnen pirb.
Sin oFfensr Seinb 1T beKer uIs Elm
berborgener 6rtuto.
Mer einem GIcI duFs Dad bilft, muB
ibm aud pieber berunter belfen.
Der @igentbimer bat nur Elm 5dus,
Der mietber t1uIenb.
Nenn Der MtnId nitt ftin G9iffdl
fuht, baun Iu6t bas S9idiul ben Mlens
Iden.
Gin fleines adI6, bas man dIsin Bee
fbt, lit better aIs Der er6bte Sais ben
man NIT @u6ercn tbetlen mub.
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