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the club year Many members and a few out of town guests were present Rabbi Rhine opened th. meeting wi h an inspiring prayer. X well selected piano solo was chamney rendered 0y Miss Sylvia Roth. The Life of Helen Keller told in an interesting manner by Miss Bebecca Moscowitl. was much appreciated "The Baron ess vou Souner the Famous author ess of Ground Arms was the sab iect of d second paper written by Mrs. Joe L'Waener and read in har absence by Miss sydouia Marx The timely theme and he beautm die tIo no. their paper received much a- yorable comment.
 The ubJauthr0plc committee Of the council consisting of twelve ladies. have formed an auxiliary to tbe board Of the Leo N. lavy Hospital. and are doius excellent work m personal service.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10
TO LANlGAN's TIP.

DonoVan's Pitchers and catchers Will
 Arrive on February IS.
 H. W. Lanigan, press representa- tive of the Arlington and Eastman Hotels, was in receipt of this tele- gram yesterday from Manager Dono- van of the New York American League club:
 Have taken your tip and am send ing eight of my pitchers and catch CTS to Hot Springs for preliminary training. Joe Kelley will be in charge Captain Huston and Colonel Ruppert think they will make the trip. See that the party is well taken care of at the Hotel Eastman.
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AnnuaI St. Valentines Ball at the
 Hotel Eastman This Season.

Annual st, Valentines Ball at the
 Hotel Eastman This Season.
 Tine Hotel Eastman. not the Arlus. ton as ia former winters. will be the scene of the annual st Valentines ball this year It is ou miladys cal. endar for Saturday evening and u can be relied upou proving equally as 7mart success as any of us many ilus'rious predecessors
 The management of tho Hotel East man will spare neither pains nor cN- ponse in putting over its usual win. her It promises the bl'cs and bcHn 8 handsomely aud appropriate ly decorated ball room in facl the entire ground rloor of the palau5l ho.telry will be smartly bcdcckcd in gay holiday attire and can be relied upon fairly sparkling iu its radiancv.
 Furthermore. the Graham orchestra is bound to render the desired enjoy. able dancing program Iris scarcely needless to add thaf the St. Valen- tines bah will be strictly of the for mal variety. The dancing hour is 9:l5 o'clock.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10

much Dettef JildIl | did when the doctor was treating me. l don't suffer any bearing down pains at all now and l sleep well. l cannot say enough for Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and Liver Pills as they have done so much
 for me. 1 am enjoy
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Council Of Jewish Women.

The regular monthly meeting of the Hot Springs section was held on Saa- day, February r. in the Temple. In tue absence of ahe president Mrs. David Bursaucr, the vice president Mrs sam Bowman pre- iiad Mes. sages Of Some Great Womeu" was the subject for the afternoon which proved one of the most inter ting of
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Arkansas National Bank

OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Member Federal Reserve Bank capltaI ........ .$1oo, ,ooo.oo Surplus and Profits S295, 100000 CHAS. N. Rlx, President E. F. KLEIN, Vice President. F. c. STEARNS, Vice T. D. MccALLUM, Asst. Cash. S. p. coLLINGS, Director. HENRY FELLHEiMER,
 Director.
 A Roll of Honor Bank.
 Does a full banking business. Cashes drafts and checks for visitors. Draw our own drafts on all parts of Europe. Sell Travellers Money Orders, payable in all foreign countries and United States by banks, hotels or merchants.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10
Musical Art Club.

The Musical Art Club will meet at the home of Mrs w. F. Lake 9n Thursday afternoon.
 
 Valentine Tea. The |. D. C. members are busily engaged preparing for Valentine lea to be given at the home Of Mrs W. $. Sorrells Saturday afternoon A silver offering win be acceptable. All friends invited.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10

Glasses will relieve headache and eye strain. Rosenfield Optical Co, 614 Central 2-9-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10

rasideu, smart set had superb repre- seutation The Barton dance pre-. gram was splendidIy arranged and the hotels superb orchestra d.d every number complete justice En cores wera freely demanded and een- erously given.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10

Bulgarian 5uttermik at drug stores or the Pasteurized Milk Company Phone IS. l-30-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-10
lnformaI at Hotel Eastman.

The ball room of the Hotel Eas, man win be the scene of an informal assembly tonight The management cordially invites all it's friends to at. tend. Dancing at g o'clock
 
 Card Party for Mir. and Mrs. Bailey. In compliment to Mir. and Mrs. Har old Bailey, Mesdames George Wo- mack. Irwin Keller and Whit stearas will entertain al cards at the home of the latter on Friday evening
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WHAT SiO DID FOR THIS WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia E.Pinkham'sV Vegetable Com pound Which Brought
 Good Health.

Danville, Va" have only spent ten dollars on your medicine and l feel so
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
The Kansas State Temperance Union
Begins a Two Days Session
This Afternoon.

The annual convention of the KAN
sas State Temperance union opened
today and will continue tomorrow, at
the First Baptist church.
The sessions began this afternoon at
8 o'clock, with Governor Capper the
principal speaker on the program.
The program:
Song service and prayer.
National Prohibition Cure for
Crime Frank u Russell, county at
torney, La Crosse, Kan.
Way Out in Kansas" Governor Ar
thur Capper, a native born Kansan.
Events of the Past Year" Clarence
True Wilson, superintendent National
NJ. E. Temperance association
Announcements, appointment OF
committees, etc.
tuesday evening at 7:3O-song ser
vice and prayer.
Select reading, Alva P. Jones.
Solo, Walter T. Ward.
THE Far Flung Battle Line DIR.
Howard Russell, assistant superin-
tendent National Anti-Saloon league.
Wednesday morning at 800, Song
service and prayer.
Laws Used, Unused and Misused,"
VIM. Atchison, county attorney Shaw :
Women's Christian Temperance
Union hour, under the direction of
Mrs. Lillian Mitchner, president State
W. - l. u
When Can We Disband ?" DR.. Benz.
Young, pastor First M. E. church,
Topeka, Kan. Short talks. Open to
all.
Wednesday afternoon at 1880. song
service and prayer
weapons Ready for Use" DIR. C. 5.
Nesbaum, Parsons, Kan
The County Attorney. Other Off
Gals and the Citizen" S. NJ. Brewster.
attorney general, state of Kansas.
Eeports-Treasurer, superintendent,
trustees.
AN Ally of Temperance" c. Conel
Mckay, pastor Congregational church,
Burlington, Kan
kansas as Factor in the Fight for
National Prohibition" Robt. Garvin,
county attorney, St. John
Wednesday evening at 1880, song
service and prayer.
Select reading, Miss Ceora Lanham,
Topeka, Kan.
Solo. Walter T. Ward.
The Evolution of the Drink Traffic,
Down and Out Prof. John F. Har
mon, president Wesleyan Kansas col
Iege, Sa1ina. Kan.
The singing will be in charge of
Walter T. Ward of Rossville, Kan;
Mrs. ARA Clark of Topeka, pianist.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14

lie execution of Joe Deberry, another
negro, hanged October 16, and also
made public his correspondence with
Sheriff White of Jackson county.
White had charge of Deberry's execu-
ton and would not accede to the
governors demands of assurance that
Scott would be hanged "decently and
properly
"I am creditably informed by citi-
zens of Murphysboro that the invita-
ton tickets to the execution of Deberry
were hawked about and sold upon the
streets of Murphysboro prior to the
execution" said Governor Dunno.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14
MORE LIFE FOR NEGRO
Reprieyed for Third Time
in Illinois.

Springfield. Ill, Dec. 14-For the
third time, Elson Scott, a negro con-
demned to be hanged for the murder
of his Sister-in-law, was reprieved to-
day by Governor Dunno. With the an
nouncement of the reprieve. which ex-
tends the negro's life from Decembe
II until January 81, Governor Dunno
issued a statement reviewing the pub
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14
Peace League Discusses War.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 1.-THE
many phases of the movement to
bring peace in Europe are to be dis
cussed at the session of the League to
Enforce Peace, meeting with the
Southern Commercial congress here
tonight. Former President Taft and
others are to talk. This afternoon the
delegates inspected the Atlantic fleet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14

The Governor-"And what report do you
bring to us from provinces?'' The
Subordinate-"Your honor, since the aboli-
ton of vodka the hardy peasantry are un-
able to pronounce the names of their
viIlages.'@Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14
s snazF It's Pleasure to Glue Such Useful Gifts


d every Big Hrdwar ha wonder
o and of ecato andp use
of
purse
in Up m mnd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-14

Coal and Gas Ranges at Forbes
Adv.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

9orr. 1artel, BERN; Hriebrid Qrliaer,
@ulsielb, pefiu., oeinrid aihenbrcnner,
GhcralnsbdnL berm.i Neouhatb Niiriert,
GbrrIieitem BERN; 8riebrid Gprena.
Wefnbrnrn, bernL
3. Stomp: no. 6dng Better WiIs
bclm Dob Miitm a. Ninbr, gef.; no.
Wil0elm 6errmnnfJ MleinIdMienbeint,
aef., Brifbrid @diimnnn. 1unahollh aus
fen aef.; Boitlicb Wilhelm G3rr qdtfs
fen. qef,; Aarl WruuO, Griipenhofen
aef.; no. 9obann geonbdr6 Gerber,
gleutiadith l. b.; y 6elbp. BAIL
Gtdblc. breiblra l. pr, M. b. fmo
berfn., Sobnnn gtcinmeb, Qicberteiien,
/. b.; Ranl D1rlib. 8reslaL l. b.:
Il. q. fbeooor ~g0lDeuqar0i. 6eilbronn
I. b.; no. @eorq 9obnWH 6ol,mann
Brelhenbadi, I. ~; Sobdnu Qeonbar0
btehier. Meins6ronrJ /. 81 Qepnbdrb
Sriehrid garibelmds, @albiann, b..
aobann gfonhnrb Striffler. g~rdsbofen,
/. b.; 9oief 6nmmel, Simprchts6duien
|. b.; Weorg Strmlb, Shdftersbeim I.
b.; ebriitian Hrieorid Edirot WetbbndL
I. b.; Ghriitupb 6ou, 6aaaen / hi;
GnrI aunra6 Barber. 6nnQ, /. b.; @tls
helm 3riebrid @noer, airh6eim a. M.,
/. b., aoief Wcnber, Nilringen n;
8ran5 1nbe. Edibs. baBfcl6en /. b.;
@eora qnrl Mbenbidcin @eipertsbofen
|. b.; 9ohnnn Seinrih 9nticu6eracr
2Gshufen |. b.; @eorg 3rtebrid Or,
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b.; alois 9irter, 9aglibera |. b.; Nis
auit Dieb, T6rsbnd, berm. @eprq ans
6reas 81riter, Souenbnh, berm.; SoIef
Speht. aihen6auicL berm.; So6am
8ri6olin 6ofmanHL G6erQinsbdh perm
gsilbeIm 5rieOrid geIder. Nir66eim a.
y, BERN.
4. aomp.t seIOtp. @eora Qehncr.
aef,, @iI6elm So6dnn @erlinaer,
@lauieIoeiL qcf.; @niiab 6ermdnn
5etnrih Sibe, Ieii6inL gef.; @rnIt
qnnqenburg, /. b.; Qeoubnro
ebrmdru. @iiniter, I. b.; 5ctnrid Sens
neariff. grlenbad, 4. b.; Iabib SoQ,
appeniee, id. b.; u.sG @nitab Suffer,
5%htttgart, /. b.; Soicf @eber, 6bers
t. b.; antou 8ai3en60fer, linz
teroGifitetten, I. b.; 9arl S6neiber,
eepfeIs, !. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

@cipel. Qualification l.. q, nldt acf.
ioubcru b.; MtC. Naul 8ielhdng, @bba,
nidt 0ef. lonbelt pi War Sinie,
NAcrmsoorf nidlt aef., ipnbem b. allrt
SloB, peip8ia Nlndnn. nidft gct, lonOern
bt @rrit Wenneri, Mlcheribih. Mot qei.,
ionbcra b.; Honif 1hdfgf, &tcicniicin,
Mot aei., ioHbefu b; sfiebrih @rann,
3nrnti q Wlails Hidit gef, ion0etH p.;
bruno Niiitner, nidt aefo ionoem b.
3. S%rlantgrle MeaimtHt VIZ. f02.
t8.sg. 49,
6pt. 5ermanH aiebler. 3. Stomp, IL
nl5 9ef. dnaegtbeH. bericibe m bon Der
4. Nouip, uu6 b.; 81 8tudter. mtib heis
zen: s8enler4 Gifi3ier Siellbcrtrcter
SdlDnle. .. anmp., muB hciien,
sS6Dabs" 81 @alslebcf 10. aomb,
alS GET n%ngegebeH, III berm.
Bcmertnug snr Nerluiliic IL nnb rs.
3u ben bcihen @erluitliieu 1T bic Sac
ridBs 2bieitma 10, @rinb Eis
bic @ridb abteilnHQ 4. Eclhnriilr
lcries Rcgimeuts As unb SIC eriab 9biets
lung z. Bel0artllerie Sediments glr N.
gum Tell 5iueimaI auiaciabrt.
4. Snfanterie Nluuitious aulpuur, 10.
drinfeturgs.
(T. Geptember f0fl)
BrieArid Meii. e%berbarbt, tot.
SGpere Geierbr gropianifgl0nne 4, t2.
Gcierbe armeelDrps.
t25. anauit 1914
Sriebrib 8il6elm TsJIe. 2emib
BERN.
~. September t914.)
lts0. Qtpin Bruno 9aul, @roBorebs
hprm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Gtrmna Int eaSarrif.


Sm @rtings qa1arsl6 6tiflarGelps
Gpilaf IN Rimbua iaBb, cine iitiRe Beisr
fat. Orr bort ala Belolptbtl linlgretr
btadie gtlomebd Albtri Wdfiner bgb BS.
pfaBHtm J~HfanifrIt Mtgimmis frbItIt
bon ftinem aegimml bic Mliltbtiiuua bnB
* sue 8tlobHlHe file lein ~aubsratp0bHs
ilA tapisrtB gtfbaitn INIT BEN 0iitrnm
&uu3 dusgf8eihuti noFoM iei. 0dris
nir battle mifr idpsEm granaiieur
cine 5tlbliidt n Bic eofbtrsn 9liben br
Admpitnbfn qtbrahi unb boburb trm0g,
li9t bdb bieie auf ihrem poisn bltibeH
iouHitH oblaon IL felt 3pti 5aaen ni6is
9rdiiiaeS msbr gu ellen btfommeH bdtisn.
Der D6trdr1t ots qa1arelM hieli sar
Gbuma b,s QaSgrEi6nfttn cine lltine
4nipra6t mb lbtrrfihie linn sum
GhluB als bautrnpts anbnltu an ieis
men ahisuibalt TN ebiial Gin BON Der
gdirHbsrgsr Wdlefin 8rdulein Wolfd Ia
aqudrea ausaefibrtts @emdlbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
enaIiiae @sErntrnperbnnn.

Die qon6oner @ldtttr mttptn bas
Rrttssnmt babe belafoTen bic @etrutis
rung babmd Bu i~5rotrn. baB e Wiliidrs
mutt 6urd bic GiraBtH mari6irtn laFe.
Die aSimes" melnen. baB BON BEN sss
boiftn QafI9pung in Der @eirutirung
nod uidts 81 mertfa iet. Die trlte Ros
bembtriuo6e mar IN 8e3ug auf bic eins
trittsmeiounesn fit bic nfus elFmee bic
i4edteite felt 4us6ru4 bts arissss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Po6ile Griab Q%6teilung, 4. Sch .glrtils
lerics &eginent 0r. 4S.
"a Sale. 9. 9eptember. Ill

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1. Bait. o. @odtm. Neinb. 96iele,
Sd6nefelb, gef.; 0Bfnr @iint6er, 8retnig,
qef.; Mlar 3Idlieide, Dresden, 11. b.;
alt0uit 5entpet, GnrtniB, I, b.; Baul
80Ame, 9auida i6. b.; 8idnrO @dolb.
@rumbd9. fd. b.i emil aretiGmar gers
: 2. q @aft.: 9oul aid. 9utIdte, @roBs
6ennersoorf I. b.; Il. 10. Glotui9 8eant,
5inter6erns6orfs Ih. b.; 2ubiuia gu9et
4ednber, Dresden, /. b.; Gliault aarl
liuter, Sauidd, id. b.; SrieOrib 8ilb.
Teiee, 2ll6iptgsoorf, I. b.; 6ermauu 9orl
@Idier, 8iiters6ad, Idl. b.; @rnit Gles
mems 8ietrid, Rriifen /. b.; emil @tar
Qdnger. 6reiberg, idl b.; So6ann Bruno
llbImann, 8ailben6eim, i6. b.; Art6ur
&ail @emmIer. 2aliif, id. b.; Sriebrib
@aul @reQmnnn, Sorts, id. b.; Srieorih
Aarl 9aul Soppe @rooib, I. b.; %
&adtm. Suieph 8eiouer, 8eigelsnorf,
fiji. b.; SoI. Srdil3 Ralll 8irlig, 6ein3s
erloorf, I. b.; 6ugo Srdu5 Sriebentauu,
Qun3erau, ih. b.; Nor &auI 3iherper,
Gottepis. gef.; Otto Mar Sduiter, Beis
'ba, SET,
6elS. Slteser. a6teilung Gr. "a.
(O1purmelonsI lei @ranb am 8. Septents
BET 1914
grobit gernbiira, id. D..
(am o. Septem6cr t9t4.)
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ifabt |. goien, niGt eef.. ioubern b.; OF
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bel, nift GET, iouoeru b.; NO. Grtpin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
@ionnfdaft.

Snf. Srau3 GCbeI, t. t. cit. Snf gfef. ar.
81 8. aomp, BERN; &eierpeiuf. Nnton
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Snf s0igt. Nr. 40, 5. &omp.. betlp.; Sni.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

10. aomp. 0.set. 8tab gt6be,
Zelda, i'd. b.; 81. Sermonu 9opffel,
ih. b.; Selbiu. @ottlob Saitenbaf,
sduffen I. b.; Serg. Otto @iebler, Y3os
bisbura, I. b.; nsC. Garl 8ilte, @iffen,
/. b.; q. -Selbtp. GarI Wlaurer, Stutts
cart, T. b.; no. @uitab @orot. Bod
inaen, aef.; NO. Wartin Sreb. Gtatts
gdrt, gef. Briebrid 0reber. @eiIitein, l..
81: @iIbclm @rob. Gberrieringen, |. b.;
qarl 6orlader T.. @eifertshDfen, gef.;
Qnrl ShafbibeI, 6obebdh. GET; Sohaus
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gittelbronn, (. b.; 3nrl Bed. @nlbbnA,
[. 81, 9o6dnn Bii6of, g~nqelhofeu, id.
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0crmnnu Eduer, Gontheim, |. b., grtit
5ddfer o., Gteinhnticn, ih b.; @eorg
Gderer. Greeliugen, |. b.; aocIf Gdoa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
Inner Observation-Disclosures fir
bic Sugerb.

s Siebc Suscnb!
x gum biesidbri9cn Siterfcitc
Il nouen mir aud, mai S~iterbale
4 ipielen. Ilc, Die nid,t mehr ais
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Il cine ifone gelohnung perbienen.
* Im l.. Mai nerbcn mir bier
Il Yreiic pertbeilcu, pie folgt:
u /. Yrcis.-$3. 90 in 9aar.
81 3. Yreis.-$2.OO in Saar.
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Il ~Sebeu unb 2eiben Seiu
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81 Safir iteIen mir guf iolz
* serSe aufsabe: Sbr iout uns
Il einen Srief id)rcibcn iibcr bas
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Il mein Seimathsort am beiten."
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Il Ypint, Hebr., 12 Sabre oft;
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* Soma;
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Il 13 Sabre alt;
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Il 13 Sabre oft;
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

- Inh Der ! d N 4 d. It G Mcnih
pertrdgt Die il a it Shmeis
heleien.
= Wenifen, bic INNER better iinb,
baben Die meiiten Sreunbe; Die eruitcn
boben bercu mr. iebr penige. aber
pnbrc.
- ~@a5 iagcu Sir bieic pilbcu
@ogen?" - Gar nihts. Sic iino
nie manhe Icnid,cn. Raben srobcn
9drm. ia9en aber ni6ts."
= Gas SeusniB in Der Saihc lit
Der Sabrihein fir Den S%eripucu5ug.
llno Yrotettion? Die Suiflastarte
fir Den SGncu5ug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
Spas unb Weiie.

Sprah gum alien Spns Die Ntciic:
y&ommen ieh' i'd id1pere 3eiten,
Niilicn uns braui porberciten.
Wcnig Nabriing, bobe Sreiic!
Winter 5eigt iih boiler Glide.
Sief perifneit iino nlle 8ese,
NQc 8drten, ale Stege.
Seher Baum unb iebe Bride.
ShIimm it's iest auf bieier grbe,
0o mir emit 10 froblid) innsen.
Sa, it) beute boiler Sangen.
Oh id nidt %perbun9ern perbe?"
Gdter SpaB crbcbt icin aopffen,
Shiittelt lllirig icin 8eiieber:
Sing MIR meter beine Siebcr.
Siit bod nod Gin iunges Sropftenl
@ibt's nift Idohen, gibbs nid,t
Anaben.
Die urs @oglein nift oerseiicn,
Sorger, bnB mir iatt II ciicn.
llnb ms ipenben milbc 8dbcn?
Streu'u ms Sroden. llebcrreitc
llnh in ibren iun9en 6er5en
Siibl'n lie mitleipspoll Die Shmcr5en
>SQlCl uIlleI, llclileV 9U1Ie!
Gin Elm alter SpaB - geie6en
0ab i'd, @ieles. fnnnit Mrs gldlibeu
9aii' mir nid,t Die Sofinung raubenl
Sieb. cs lam uidts geideben.
2cuu Die ainoer fir uns iprgen,
Wenn Die aleinen ms perpilescn.
8enn tic ms boil Sorgfalt begen.
Ieislein. Damn iinb mir seborscnl"
*xx
8elehrten= 3eritreutbeit.
Ser @ebeime Hatb 8. in 8Dttineen
lit arg m Seritreutbeit. @init mar
or beim Soirntb t. sum Nbenociien.
Die Seit bcs Sufbrufs mar fir Die
Safe gefoumeu, unO olgemein perz
abidiebetc man lid, bon Der gaits
ireunblifen Samilic. 9eiber rc9ncte
CO, mas BON Sinmel bcrunter npllte,
uub acknowledgements bate ii6 uuicr
alter 0cbeimratb pcber nit lleberrpd
nod nit Sdirm perieben. Sic
liebenspiirbi9e Srau Soirdtbin licb es
iif bnber niht nebmeu. iih ppn Dem
alien Serrn Die Gbre alis3ubitteu. iein
Hahtanartier in ibrem Sauie auisus
ihlaacn. nelGeS Nnerbieten bonn @es
heimratb nm 10 lieber ansenommen
puree, ais heicu @obnuns pole %
Winuteu entfernt lag. mn Der 8ea
Sabin bel iold,em BETTER fan arunbs
Los mar. 8dbrenb bes Ibitiehnebs
mems perihnaub nit eiuem Wale Der
@ebeimratb, allies 'udte; @iertels
itunbe UNI @iertelitunpe perrann. obne
SaB Der @aitireunb gum @orifein scs
tommen mare, Sie grpartuns Der
boiratbIi9en 6amiIie iteiserte ii9 sur
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Ginber Grsiebnns.

ainbers Grsiebnns.
S6ab, Oh ldBt ben fleineu gen9el
Oar 70 milo brrd's 3irner iagen?
Sits erneiit entIdlieben Wangel /
Ser g~r5icbuns. mug i'd in9en!
=
Tari mar benin Dem &inberipiucn
1lnbebadlt lid, dnbealiemcn?
Stein. Die @lternpflidt erfiilen
@eibt, Den un9eberp' gen 3 a b m e n
&
Itit Der 0iirbe, Die linn ei9en
Iandhmal. ipridt's Der Batter peiie.
Sic Wama, in ianftem Sfpei9en
@ebt lie ans Dem 3ilnmer leiie.
Gus Der Ode idelmiihzihiihtern
@ildt Der 8ub: @as IoQ er maiden?
Col CT frob iein = ober niiftern?
Coll er neinen - poer laden?
Sum Der Safer (bns @erin9el
Ser Gi9arre ldbt or iteieen) {:
Na, fonlm her, bi fleiner Sdlin9ell
@ia Dir NAL rpas Sfones 5eisen!
-
Sci, ipie tommt Der mlint're &leine
Sd Ioglcid berbeigcltoben;
Sup, erflimmt er Gaters 9eine,
@up. ba itebt er aud ihon oben!
gtod bes Hnllhes INIT gen Hinecn
Said)t Der Sub nit alien Sin9ern,
Idl! es mill Inn nidt gclingen,
Gins gu friegen o Den Sin9ern!
Sud-. ia fdqt er. = @ott beipabre!
SieiL bes &inbes gnsel polten:
Sat Sapa nidt Bart unb Saare,
Gang gcnug, lid feit5ubalten 2?
Simmer beiBer miro Dos Sagen,
Scrldens Intlis INNER rotbcr;
Sopla, Jest auf @aters Iugen
Steigt Der fleiue Sh%lpercnotber!
Sal ihpn piebcr mill er fallen, -
Sod Die feline aletterrntte
WeiB lid raid nod ei%n5ufrnaen
'Fitih! in &aters Salsfraipattel
y
'@r Yapa bas llnbeil iiftet -
'Sicier S6lips, Der lieben Sraue
Gigcu 8erf, 10 bereeribtet! =
Sungl crgrimmt er, ieet eibt's Sauel
y
Sod bns ifredt bas &erlhen ipenig.
9Ieiu, es rhft 9an6 obne &eue:
Snppi. bibb mid mai n Seeming,
Senn tauf i'd bih bleid) ne ncucl
-
11nb Die Mrme i6linet bas 9ibd)eu
gtediid Inn bes @aters Naden,
Sfmie9t Die @an9eu nit Den
@riibden
|2icb an ieine bdrt'gen Baden.
bon Neuem iibermiitbig,
Sudst Der Dub ans boiler 9unge;
,unb Der Batter, mieber giitig,
Sdmun8elt: Surge Sunee =
Surge!
gif Den Gid MIN fommt ipa5orcn
|Subi. padt Yapn beim aupfe,
|Supft i'm luitig an Den Sbren,
|3auit linn iroblih in Dem Sd)opiel
i'm brauf berab slr Grbc:
|Spmm. ieBt mill ih auf Dir traben! .
|S. mic fein. o! -. Ibcr Serbe
ISiilileu bod n StaQ au6 baben g..
|Sic Iama. Die brauBcn bate
|giodJ 81 tbuu, 5uriid iest tcbrt JIG;
|1luo BEN, 10 ibr gbegatte.
|Sinbet INTERN 3iiH ais Yiero "iie!
=
|SOd) tic l0d)elt MIR gan5 leile,
|WPod)t Den Wann ia niht beihdmen
|9{cin lie benft: Sn 8eiie
|Yi0ge or nlIr rpciter n5dbmen"l...
(o8uftaiten." J
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9atbuliider airdenfalenber.
Ggriiti Seimeane
Sob. 16, 5-14.

(0tai.)
2. 9. Gtbai,aiius. Slipa. Sccunbus.
8. SO. 81. &reu5s Iuffinb. Gleranoer.
4. 3. Slprian. 1onifa. 8opcburo.
3. 80. Yius V. Ineelus. Silarius.
6. s. Sobanr b. 2aterau. Seneoictd.
Z. !. Stanisluus. @iicln. Supenal.
s. z. 0tid1ucls griheinung. @iro.