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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

The school trustees of of Dist
No. 3. agner, accompanied by Coun-
ty Supt. Sims, made a trip to the
Berg and Clouse communities north
of Wagner last Saturday for the
purpose of making arrangements
for the opening of schools and as
sisting the people in the selection of
sites for new schools. Two schools
were allowed. The terms will open
May list and continue four months.
Miss Sims visited schools north of
Dodson this week. She will also
meet with the trustees of the Cald-
we'll district to assist in the matter
of esta blishing new schools.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30

John Brown was a pleasant caller
ut our new Office early this morning.
Mr.. Brown leaves today for the Fred
Wilson ranch with load of supplies
'or the spring work.
Mrs. r. w. Garland received the
aad news last Thursday of the death
If her mother, Mrs G. w. Routledge
t Brandon, Manitoba, and left at
once to be in attendance at the fun
eral services, which were held at the
Id home in Walkerton, Ontario.
Nnly six weeks ago Mrs. Garland
was called east to attend the fun
aral of her father. At that time ar
rangements were made to have her
nother come to Malta to reside and
she was on her way when taken i'll
with pneumonia. Mrs. Garland has
he sympathy of her many Phillips
county friends in her bereavement
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
DISTRICT COURT NEWS.

Following is the business tram
sacted in District court for the week
ending March 20:
Civil Actions Commenced.
NJ. D. Hoyt VS.. William Culbert,
action on account. Tressler & Kirton
attorneys for plaintiff.
Charles Landusky VS.. James
Thornhill, action for possession of
John Gavin, attorneys for plaintiff.
r. P. Holcomb VS.. Great Northern
Railway Co., action for damages. B.
P. Sandlie, attorney for plaintiff.
Imperial Elevator Co. VS.. w. H.
Clouse, action on account. Tressler
& Kirte II for plaintiff.
Probate Matters.
In the matter Of the estate of AL
exander Hubbard, a petition for let
tiers of administration was filed by
Harry Cosner, public administrator.
In the estate of Ann Quinn. in
ventory and appraisment was filed
Marriage Licenses.
Ernest Wekander, age %, and
Beatrice Henry. age "a, both of NAL
NaturalizatiOns
James Gordon Brown filed petiti-
ton for final citizenship renouncing
allegiance from Great Britain.
John Forsberg filed petition for
final citizenship renouncing allegi-
ance from Sweden
Nikanor Selling filed petition for
final citizenship renouncing allegi-
ance from Sweden.
Richard T. Lemar, Johanna Fred
rickson, John Fredrickson, Frank
Bloquist, John Alfred Hanson and
Athanasa Lussier filed declarations
of Intention to become citizens.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
''DOT, THE MINERS
DAUGHTER A SUCCESS.

The Haro Dramatic company pre-
sented this little play at the Bison
theatre to a fair sized audience last
Thursday evening. The company
was composed entirely of dry land
farmers from the west end of Phil
lips county and as such they did
exceptionally we'll in the parts they
took in the play. The play had pre-
viously been presented in Dodson
and other towns up the line where
they scored a big hit. The produc-
ton her was for the purpose of rails
ing funds to aid in building a new
school house at Halo.
Our county superintendent, Miss
Sims. was untiring in her efforts
as press and publicity agent for the
Haro people and the audience in at
tendance were loud in their praise
of Miss Sims work in getting the
Haro people to come here, and it is
to be hoped the company has been
successful in securing sufficient
funds to build their new school
home
Those who took part in the play
and the parts they took were as fol-
lows.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
ORPHEUM NEWS NOTES.
"My Madonna" is the next of the
pleasing Metro features at the Or
pheum The play is taken from

my Madonna" is the next of the
pleasing Metro features at the Or
pheum. The play is taken from
THE Spell of the Yukon" and fea-
lures the famous emotional actress
Madame Petrova, supported by Guy
Coombs. Combination of the Pro-
ducing Company, the Star and the
Play assures a masterpiece picture
Wednesday, April 5th.
Everybody has heard about that
Paramount masterpiece the famous
Carmen" featuring the we'll known
grand opera star, Geraldine Farrar.
It's coming and coming soon. Watch
for it and don't miss it.
"The best serial story ever seen in
Malta" is what they all say about
THE Strange Case of Mary Page"
Orpheum every Sunday, together
with the ever popular Travel pic
lures and three other good reels.
A thrilling seen of a Cossack
massacre takes place in 'The Yellow
Passport" next World feature at the
Orpheum. The world famous &C
tress, Clara Kimball Young, plays
the part of young Russian girl who
obtains yellow passport. for her
protection from her enemies The
use and reason for the passport will
be shown in the picture Saturday.
April LIST.
That ever popular actress,
Blanche Sweet, will be seen again at
the Orpheum, Friday, March 31st, in
the ''Secret SIM" This play is pro-
nounced to be Miss Sweets best She
plays dual role, that of two sisters,
one being addicted to the use of
opium. The story is strong
knock against the drug evil
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH,

The auto contest in the Sunday
school is coming to the point OF
greater interest. Some classes have
! reached St. Paul and are on the re.
turn trip.
The young people entertained in
the social rooms of the church Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Garnet
Vert, who is leaving with the family
for their homestead for few
months
We regret that several OF our
children will be absent during the
summer. but they will be remem-
bered and no doubt the Sunday
school will be taken to many OF
them by the missionary extension
work
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sullivan suf-
fered the loss Of their infant child
this week. Mrs Sullivan is a mem
Der of our church at Lovejoy. The
sympathy of the church with many
friends is extended to them in their
sorrow
Special Meetings at Lovejoy.
There will be special services at
Lovejoy in the hall, beginning Fri
dav evening of next week, April Z,
and continuing over Sunday, and
possibly the following week
An all day meeting on Sunday
with basket dinner at noon. Every
one is invited and expected. Rev.
G. w. Bonibrake is a strong preach
err, and a man of fine spirit. 1t will
be a treat to hear him.
Miss Minerva Lovejoy, an account
of whose death was given last week,
was member of the class at Love
joy. was faithful in attendance, a
great help in the services and will
be greatly missed.
The new church is nearly COM
pleted. The public formal opening
will be held Sunday, April 16, with
an all day service. G. w. Bonl-
brake of Paris, ILL.,. will preach
morning and evening. A miscel-
laneaous program will be given in
the afternoon. We want the people
of Malta and round about to plan
to come. The folks are requested to
bring their lunch baskets full, and
have dinner together in the church
basement.
Special evangelistic services April
16 to Easter, April %.
ing "What A Boy Needs Evening,
Eye Witnesses of True Story"
Sunday school 1880 a. M; Chris
tian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. Cordial
invitation to everyone.
G. L. sT1NE, Pastor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
Resolution.

Whereas, the great reaper in
making his ceaseless rounds, and
gathering in the sheaves, has select
ed one of the most highly respected
and beloved citizens of our commu-
nifty, B. w. Brockway. as his toll;
one of the pioneers of Malta, coming
here when the town was in it's in
fancy. and casting his lot among us,
every energy for the advancement
and upbuilding of, not alone the
town but the community which he
loved so we'll, he was recognized as
in it's truest sense, to friend and foe
alike, always willinng to sacrifice
his time and even his health. for any
cause which might be benefit to
his friend, his town or his state,
staunch when necessary, yet tender
to a fault when dealing with those
who merited tenderness, always
courteous and thoughtful of others,
held in the highest esteem by his
acquaintances, evidenced by the
fact of his occupying the highest
official position within the gift of
the citizens of his town at the time
of his death, that of Mayor.
And, Whereas, we, his subordin-
ates in the town council, feel that
we have been deprived of his wis
dom, advice and personal efforts
which always facilitated our labors,
And, Whereas, we most keenly
feel and appreciate the loss which
the citizens of the town OF Malta
have sustained by reason of the
death of our Mayor, which came not
in the morning of life, but when the
shadows of evening were drawing
near, and at the close a life we'll
spent, and returning to its maker
not empty handed, but surrendering
that which made the world better
for having been given.
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That
we, the town council of the town OF
Malta, for and on behalf of the cit
liens thereof, hereby express our
feeling of loss and sorrow, occa-
stoned by the death of our Mayor,
and hereby extend our deepest SYM
pathy,
Be It Further Resolved, That
copy of this resolution be published
in the papers of the town of Malta,
spread upon the minutes OF the
town council, and copy thereof
mailed to the bereaved family.
BY order of the Town Council.
(seaD H. G. Robson,
Acting Mayor.
Attest:
A. G. ARNOT,
Town Clerk.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30

Pat Wickham is spending a few
days in the city, visiting his many
old time friends.
j. l.. Truscott was up from Glas-
gov yesterday, to be in attendance
at the funeral of his old friend, B.
w. Brockway.
For sale.-A two year old Belgian
stallion, pedigree furnished. Weight
1900. Will sell for part cash and
the balance on time or will trade for
cattle.-John Huneke 5Ow2
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30
CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH

Lenton deyotions will be held in
the church Tuesday evening, April
4th at 1880. Wednesday, April 5th
mass at $3.50.
Easter services will be held here
on the 4th Sunday of April, when
large class OF children will receive
their first communion.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30

Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Call Enterprise office.
E. B. Smith, the popular Great
Northern relief agent, who assisted
at the station here during the alb
sence of Agent Sutherland, left Mon
day morning for Higham to relieve
the agent at that point.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30

Louis Goslin is in today from the
mountains attending to business
matters.
Father Petit was down from
Chinook today attending to his
church work.
Rev. Christler was in the city
yesterday, to conduct the funeral of
his old friend, B. w. BrockWay.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30

CARD OF THANKS,
We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who as
sisted us during our recent bereave-
ment.
THE BROCKWAY FAMILY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-03-30

John Survant was at Wagner be
tween trains Saturday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

Sm tirtii6eu Seere iit iebt betanuts
lid in benz ~gilerueu SaIbmono" nadl
benz beuti6en @orbilbe cine arie9snis'
Seiduiina seidaffen porpeu, bic benz
giiernen Sreu5e sIeihtommt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
Ser 3eridtsDunSicGer in Der 9a.
icrne.

Dem 10. franS0iii9en 9uiareHres
9iment biente als SaIerne elm prdGt'
polles, ipeitlGufises altes &loiter, oas
sinItmuIs bonn Sidate eineeSosen uno
nit ben iibrissn .Rotionalsiitetn"
pertauft poroen mar. Gin 8iir9er
DON Seaanne purOs 9eIibtr oes
9runofiids uno psrmietets ss Der
Sserespsripaltung. Sa nun oer 9ers
tras am l. Sauuur 1896 nidt erneu'
srt tporben mar, ipolIte Der Beilser
anberpeitig horiibsr psrfiissn; a5er
oas Rsgiment rGumte Ole auisrne
ni9t. Der Mirt srbob alass, Der
5all lag tlor, uno oas urteil fisl nm
10 mebr gu 9uniten oes 3IGgers
aus, aIs Oie 9eseupurtei Rift einmGI
psrtrsten mar. gla9 Die 3uitelIaug
bes rsdtstrGftig geiuoroeuen nrteils
beo1tete Der Sbert ni9t. Dun
I6idte Der Birt einsn 9eridtspOIIs
5ieber in bic 8aierue, Der. tpis es in
SJranlrei6 8eridrift III. in 9ssltis
tuns bon spsi 9ensoarmsn erfdisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

9ie &olonie, oie um oas Sabr
1910 mebr aIs 1900 Seelen uno
1870 nod stipa 1000 Seelen SdbIte.
bot beute nod unsefGbr 500 Mitglies
Der. Wlan9es BON ibrer uripriinslis
&en Gisenart 1T i'm 2aufe Der 3eiten
Sabinsesansen; oo9- bulten bic pbis
l;pponen nod INNER tpie an ibrem
@lauben 70 aud an ibren beimatlis
den ruifiI9en 9ebrGu9en nit GROCER
3dbisfeit fef. Die MGnner. bobe
b.eiti9uIterise Seitulten, nit bunt>
lem Saar unS sebrdunter 9eii9tsz
farbe, trageu bas groBe peiBIeinene
Semb bes ruiif9en 8auern iiber Der
Spfe ols Sbertleio, nit einem 9iies
men umsei6nalt. baben Ionge Site
fel uno merttpiir6ige &opfbeoedunz
gen: piersdigs Miiben uno bobe 5iI5s
bite nit i9maler &rempe. Die bIons
ben WGo9en, aus oeren blei9en 9ez
Ii6tern Die 2lugen nit i4permiiiigem
@usorud f9auen, trdgen 0as Saar.
in f9peren 6le9ten berunterbdns
aenb; als ssruuen umi9linsen lie ben
4ppf init elmer Dirt Surban. Die
prd6tieen Wlieber iiber bem blaueu
Rod, 0ie oas be5ei9nenoIte MertmnI
ibrer Srudt biIOsn, iiebt man ieBt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

Sas Resiment binauspsrfeu iollte.
Die Orei Mann seIansten dua bis
gum Sberiten, aber es beourfte in
Dem ni9t militariItiI9en Sruntrti9
nur sines bonnernben &ommanoos
pprtes bes Serrn Sberiten, um
bic Yeamtsn Su sinsm i9:sunisen
rRe9ts I'M tsbrt - mari6!" su
perdnlaiIen. SnoeRen mar Der Wirt
bamit ni6t sufrieben. gr panote iid
nun slsi95eitis an ben &riegsminisI
iter. Suiti5miniiter uno Wtiniiter bes
Snnern, aber aud an ben 4bgeorbs
neten ieines Wablbepartements, Lno
ba bieier Serr aufdais elm Raoitas
ler mar uno bic Qnselesenbsit Inn
Iebr in ieinen poIitiI9en 8ram
pobte, oiss obsr bic anserufenen Mi=
nifter nod rebtaeitig einfabsn, 70
ipurbe Die 9tnselesenbeit, bic leoiss
lid betm glrmeetorps perbummelt
iporbtn par, i9nell ins refine ges
bra9t. 9as Regiment f9idte sinen
Sffisier su benz Soustpirt nn6 IieB
Inn Gnti6ulbisung bitten. Der 9ons
trait purbe erneuert, bas 9lrmees
lorps sablte bic Gtreittoiten, uno bic
3ebnten Suiusn iporsn auf cine Reis
BE bon Sabren ii4er, ni4t eTmittisrt
5u tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

Gilanben unb Rlippsn. Die 80 suss
liihe Seemeilen bonn aap 2onbsenb
entfsrnt. liessn uno idon felt Sabr'
sebnten Elm sefdbrlides 9ebiet fiir
bic S9iffnbrt bilben. Mandes itols
ae SGiff bat bier i9on ieinen llnters
gang sefunoen unb Die See, Die BEL
Itiirmii9em @stter in bausbobsr
9ranbuns bic aoblrei9en 8lippen
umtoit. beri6lans i6On Diel bliibens
bes 2e6en, obne aud nur cine Spur
Der @rtruntenen tpieber ber1usouge'
ben. giur erfabrene S9iffer permOa
gen obne 9efobr in bieien @ebteten
gu treuSen uno es mo9te DeritGnbs
li9 eri9einen, mar aber Suslei9 Elm
ebrsnOss 3euenis fir bic IL
8ootsmanniduften, peSn fo9ar bic
enelii9e @bmirdlitGt i9IieBli6 gu
Dem @lauben fam, Die einIamen Sers
tliifteten @ilarbe nit ibrem perbGlts
nibmGbis nieorigen WnFeritanb, bic
lonit allentbalben nermieben piirben,
b0ten ben beutiden Sau9booten pills
fommsnen llnteridlupf. sumal bic
ensliIden &riessidiffe iie bier9er
ni9t perfoIssn tOnnten. Wsnn es
au9 besiisIid Der 3ertliiftuns sus
trifft, 10 lit es bod besiieIi4 Der
Gininmteit nidt 10 f6limm. Se9s
Der SnIeln fino beipobnt unb bieten
Raum fir etipa 2200 MenI9sn. bic
bort bauien unb ols Supplements
sipeis Narsifentultur betreiben. 4ud
Weissn, @erite, 6ofer uno &artoffeln
9ebeiben BEL bem milben 3limo, oas
Sur9 ben in Der Rdbe porbeiflieBens
ben 9oIfitrom siinitis beeinfIubt
fpirb. ct. Marps nit benz StGots
den Sugbtopn, SrescO, ct. Martin
nit SignaIturm iinb bic sr0bten Der
SnIeIn. gluf ben unbepobnten Gis
lanOen, bsrsn Souptseiteiu Der @ras
nit lit, niIten @Osel in groBen Sdds
rem. Den @meritafabrer griibt beim
paiIieren Der ScillDinIeln als lebtes
3ipfel9en europGii9sn 2anbes Der
ouf Der fiibtpeItIiditen Der Snieln ers
ri6tete Sc Meter bobs, am 5uBenbe
13 Meter Dur9mefer aeisenbe r8is
fbop" s2eu9tturm, oen Sames q.
Douglas Wlitte Der 50er Sabre bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

borisen Sabrbunberts aus 9ranit ers
baute un0 Der am l. September 1858
erfmals in Sdtisteit trat. Ddbs
reno bes Rrisses 1T fein 622.500
Bergen Itartss. in Der Wtinuts Speis
mol is 5 Setunoen lang aufflums
menoes 9Iintfsusr uotiirlif ebsnfo
ousgeI0ibt poroen, tpie bas 5abIreis
der dubersr 2euhttiirme, 5euerfhiffe
unb 8oien uno pie oas isines aoIs
lsgsn auf ct. agues, Der Spor ihor
1850 erftelt. inSiuif6en iebo6 aud
nit moberneH 8elcu9tunsst0rpsrn
perieben poroen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

tlu6en in Der Sobunnisburser SeiSe
hie 9iIoer zines aIten WGr4ens
pl0bIi6 oieie pbilippone1iieolunJen
duf nit ibreu f9psrsefiisten 9lods
hGus6en, ben tppilh rufti4en,
fremOartig pirfenben 8eippbnern uno
tbren tpunoerli9en @erGten un0 Sits
ten. 9tm 9uBIee rost einIam dus Ger
hi1ten umra6mung BON Sdumen oas
QEilipponens&loiter nit Der 3piebels
fuppe Ieines 9lndentrrms auf, oas
ein5iae ruTTiIbe &lofer, bos es auf
heuti6em 8oben eibt. Ods 4reu3 nit
ben orei QuerbdIten tiinbet f9cn BON
tem anoersdrtieen reIigiDfen 8eiit,
Der bier lebt, uno Die 2loitertir9e
nit ibrem iiberlaoenen S9mud bon
ilurrsn Stonen, iilbernen 2ampen
uno 0eibesaben 1T edit ruiiiih in
;Grer mittelalterli9en Sumpfbeit. Sn
rem 3ellen oes &loIters ipobnen ruis
{II9e Ronnen, bic lith, ipenn bas biers
!timmige melo0iI9e 9loden9eIGut
mtlan9olif9 iiber ben peiten See
bolt, su ibren 9lnoa9ten Oeriam>
meln. Gin e9tes Stiid Rubldub 1T
es duf Der bsutIden groe, bic bier
TIRE dnmutigIte S9Dnbeit entfaltet.
Ser Wlittelpuntt Der 9bilipponentos
lpnie 1T Oas 9Orf GdertsoOrf, Dos
pie bic anberen pbilipponenbOrfer
gum arsiie Sensburg ssbOrt.
9ln Dem Iiebli9en, bon bi4ten9dus
men iiberidatteteu Grutinna'5lub
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

rSo6aIb nidt pisber aufs bobe
pfero!-
Da nabt istn Sseloro ibm aufses
rdumt:
~SolIa. Serr aOnis, 0en Rappsn &c.
Sdumt!
3pei beutI9e ls9uote ipur6sn bsut
na9t
Si9t Bel Gibraltar Sur Streds &c.
6radbt.
Gin &reuaer sing i6nsn bor @inbau
ent3nee,
Gin Sitieesuz8oot lit unter See.
Dom r0srfflinser" aibt's nur nod
Sriimmer uno S9utt,
Gin Selbaeus i9miB i6nen elm u.
Boot taputt.
Grinnert ibr eu9 nod bss r0rausn.
lo6s"?
au9 bieier Oeuti4e arsu3er sing
bopps.
llnO 5ipun5is llsgOote triesten ibr
Sett
0ur9 englii9e &reu3er bei 5lams
borough Seab.
Ri9t fpabr, uni'rs G!otte madt F9
famos!
Wir iiBen i'm Sottel - nun reitsn
mir losl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

tniItano Die erite 9lniiebluns, Die
Surb cine &obinettsoroer bonn %.
December 1926 ole itaatlibe Iners
tennuns erbieIt. Saon i'm 18. Sabr'
6unoerf paren pbiIipppnen als
gBoIoar6eiter in Der Sobonnisburger
s,eibe selpeisn. IS fino Gngeborise
elmer Sette Der srie9ii4stutbOlii4 den
Rir9s, bic Iib Su Osn Staropierep
Der 9ttsIGubiser rs9nen, neil iis
Die bon Dem Wlpstaiier patriar6en
sliton um ole Ulitte 0es II. Sobrs
bunberts perGnosrte 2itburgie ni6t
ansenommen boben. fonoern itarr am
gllten feitbielten. Sbren gtamen fiibs
ren Iie BON Dem erften Sberbaupt.
hGs an bic SpiBe Der Sette trat. bon
4bilipp Yuitoipiut. Oa lie in RuBs
lamb fpeseu ibrss 9luubens bart be-
OrGnet uno beoriidt puroen, fpanoers
ten piele bon i5ren uripriinsIiden
Wobnfben i'm 8e5irt SupaIti iiber
oie @rense lno IisOelten ii1 uuf oIts
pteubiI6em 9oben on. Die erften ta'
nen unter Snufri Saeublsp. mad
rem Oas bon ibm sesriinOete SOrf
Snufripopo bsibt. Die grIuubnis
Sur aniieblung erbisIten iie unter Der
9ebinsuns, oaB iie nur untuItipiers
ten 8oSen untouften. uno unter 2eis
tans bes tii9tisen preubifdsn Sprit'
mtiIters gdert rooeten Iie nun in Der
Sobannisburser Ssioe nit pieIem
ssleib oen WoIb aus uno ihufen
!rudtbores 9ldsrIano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

INNER feItener. Die Stslluns Der
Srau Bel Den pbiIippOnen if e4t
ruIIiid; iis mub fib in allen Still.
fen benz Wanue unterorbnen uuo
ielbit S4lGse bon ibrem Serrn uno
9ebister ertragen.
gn ieosm 9sb0ft finbet man nod
beute cine ieltiame fleine 9uoe, ods
9abebous, 0as Die pbilipponen ols
eifrise @erebrer oes ruiIiidsn 9ampfs
baOes pisI beuuBen. 9lm Grutinnds
5Iub iiebt man eine gauge gln5dbl
altertiimIi9er YuOebuOen, Die gum
6tubbdo bienen. Seltlt Der drmite
p6ilipponiI9s Bauer mub iein
0ompfboo bobeu. Sn Der @obnitubs
itebt Elm rieiiger Sfen. Der bis sur
9lutbiBe eripGrmt ipiro. Sn Dem itits
teno 6eiben Raum psrinmmeln ii9
oaun WlGnnIsin uno WeibIeiH Der
Samilie uno entIeoiesn ii9 Der 9leis
ser. Sin @imer tdIten WaIIers ipiro
bdnn auf Den gliiEenoen Diem gegofs
fen, unb nun iiBen iie bebdgli4 in
oen WoIten beiben 9ampfes. Die oos
3immsr srfiilIen. SIN Winter itiir5en
0ann Die Mdnuer ni9t Islten, in
S6tpsiB ssbabet. binaus ius Ireie,
rolisn ii1 i'm S6nes oHer tou4en
topfiiber ius tdIts SluBpuher.
SeSsnsfaas 1T iie eine ieltiame
un6 in pieler SiuIi1t feHeInoe grs
i6einung. Die einfume Rufentolonie
in MaIursn, bic iumitien eiues Der
er0bten ,oItprsuBiidsn WGloer ihr
iusuis betunntes 9afein friitet.
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Stun lit es 3eit gum @ebcu. ..
Rebiitc Sero uno Sausl
Bis mir llus ipieoer icben,
gaein @eib bait olsl Salt alisl
giidlt iueinen uno iiidlt ipdnienl
Dtetu @eib, fuas bit on 6leit!
Ser SerbIt md6bt Die @eoanien
co triib un6 trdnenreih.
Sie fIinfen Sromme.u iuerben
Rodb INNER neue Sehr. :.
Raridliereu beibt uidt iterben.
Rein Beib. nintns nidt gu ldtuer.
8oIo oedt Der Sduee Die grSen. Z.
SoIt aus in baugent gSebl
sc mub bod Sriibliug iperoen.
limb IhneI5eu muB Der Sdlnee.
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ipelde nit 9lnpenbung bon @etraIt
- ooer pie bic 5ormel Idutet:
etiam cum manu- militarl -
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RMfienhoIcnie In BufureH.

MlaIuren, biefsr Sell OitpreuBsns,
Der ole fur9tburiten 8ertpiiitungsn
oes gfufeneinfaGIes unb Die ItOlaelten
9ubmestaten SinoenburgiI4er Stras
tegie seIeben bat. 1T ni4t nul etn
2onb bon sisentiimlidtem Lamb.
tdoftli6en Hsia. ionbern es beiist
cu6 in Ieiner 8eOOIterung cine Wssrt.
triiroieteit, bic ibresslei9en ni4t bat
In beutIden 2dnSen. Gs iino Oies Die
Scrfer zines ieItInmen ruiiiiden
SoltsItammes, ser pbilippOnen, ole
tett faI einsm Sabrbunoert unter
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Die SeilIys1HfsIn.

Die sutr alr6eit. Sie osutids u
Soote an @nslanos aifts gu Derrids
ten @sIsgsnbeit fanben. botte ib,en
S9auplub pislfad an ben SciIlps
SnlslH, i,usr 9ruppe BON etipa 80
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9ie neue' Sauptitabt.

Sen preuBiI9en 9toIer Ieben uno. obs
leobI iie ibre ruiiiIds Gissnort setrsu
Detpabrt buben. 3u oeu!ideu Stuatss
biirsern setporben Fno.
Sn Sieier troumbofteu @unoeripeIt
her mnIuriI9en Seen unO WGlSer
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Seefiese.

Ring 9corse log numb nuf BEN 8as
napee,
Rod INNER tuten bic 9lisOsr ibm
neb.
sd iteiss", ieufsts sr sram6es
i4pert,
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SsI6it euer Guul 6euimmt iid rs9t,
Wenn ibr ibm BON unier'n Sriums
p9en ipre9t!"
sd bant.4. iprad George. i'd 6in
nibt babel!
Sd babe senus Don Der Reuterei.
Msiu ROb bIisb itDrrifh uns unbe.
lebrt,
Denn unTre grfoGse, oie sIau6t ia
tein 9}ferb.."