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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11
CGUR D'ALENE

In the district court Feb Judge
Dunn presiding, Chris Dahl, charged
with violating the prohibition law,
pleaded not guilty. His trial was set
for February %. In the case against
Fred Lundermo on the same charge
his attorney filed a motion to quash
the information on the ground that
it had not been filed in time to give
the prisoner a. speedy trial. The
motion was taken under advisement.
The county treasurer made call
for current expense warrants. 1915
series, up to and including No. 994
issued Jan. 10, 1915.
Fire broke out early Feb. 3 in the
Dopart Florist co:npany's place on
CONTINUED ON r AGE TWo.)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11
Idaho State News Items.

Fire destroyed residence at New
port, Idaho, last Saturday, the loss
being $500 protected by insurance.
The town OF Plummer has leased
the electric lighting system from the
private owners. The village pays the
operating expenses.
The farmers of Rexburg who have
been holding their wheat for ST bu.
sold out at that price last week.
Over 500, 600 bushels changed hands
inside of two days.
President Wilson has signed an
order removing 1880, 600 acres from
Minidoka national forest for agricul-
tural purposes, 1t will be open to
entry March 10.
Punch boards, slot machines and
all kinds of devices wherein chance
enters have been placed under the
ban of the law In Lewiston and have
been ordered removed.
According to the report of State
Bee Inspector Guy Graham $751; 900
worth Of honey was produced in
Idaho during the last year. About
two thirds of it was shipped out of
the state
Fire at St, Marles Feb. 6 burned a
part of the town known as the wharf.
1t burned the St. Maries hotel, the
McCarter and White blocks and the
Shaw building. The loss was ap-
proxlmately $40, 900.
On account of the hard drive over
the Craig mountains to their winter
range, 1900 sheep belonging to an
Idaho county man, contracted pneu.
monia and died.
Geo. A. Langley has filed suit al
Moscow against the Northern Pacific
Railway company for $4,000 dam
ages. He alleges that while working
as section man near Genesee stee
rail fell upon his foot and crushed it
One result of the prohibition law
which went into effect the first of tn,
year, has been the absolute cuttinl
out of all police court business a
Standpoint. Police Judge S. M
Moore, who is also city clerk, report
that for January there was not
single case OF any kind brought befor
him.
At the end of the month of Janu
ary, according to the report of Stat
Treasurer Eagleson to the governor
the balances in the various stat
funds totaled $7O9. 9s2.86 as agalns
S732, ABA 68 on hand at the beglnnin
of the month. The receipts totale
S207 ,993 10 and the disbursement
$3.50, 444.92 during the month.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11
MISS BARNES GETS PIANO
Final Count in Contest Was Made
Monday Afternoon.

The piano voting contest, in
which six Rathdrum merchants
were associated with the Tribune,
came to a close Monday, Feb. 7,
Miss Gertrude Barnes getting the
piano with a plurality of over 49,
600 votes. The merchants prizes
are distributed to the six next
highest contestants in the order
in which they indicated their
choice, the one standing second in
the contest having first choice, the
third second choice of all remain
ing prizes and SO on until the six
prizes were disposed of.
The ballot box, which had been
at the bank the last ten days of the
contest, was closed promptly at
2:3o p. M, and the count made by
Messrs. o. w. Stone, E. w. Cady
and w. II. Edelblute.
The following are the totals ol
the votes cast during the last
,onth and grand total for each
con, sestant. Seven of the nine
who re mained in the contest got
prizes:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11
Farmers to
Hold Conference
Meeting to be Held at Boise Next Week.
Call Issued.

A statewide farmers conference,
called by the Idaho state depart
ment of farm markets, w. G.
Scholtz, director, is to be held in
the hall of representatives of the
state capitol in Boise, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week, (Feb. IA, IS, I6,)
In the call emphasis is placed
on the fact that the meeting is to
be not only for farmers. but also
by farmers. There will be no "cut
and dried" program. While there
will be some addresses prepared in
advance, the plan is primarily for
an informal exchange Of ideas. The
purpose, it is said, is to start in
motion some definite, practical
plans for the working out of those
marketing problems as can only be
solved by united action.
In part the call says:
'tIt is hoped that through this
conference we may be able to
effect some sort of federation of all
farmers organizations and farming
interests on such matters as all can
unite on; but through which none
of the organizations need in any
way sacrifice their identity. Take,
for instance, the matter of farm
legislation; there are certain mat
ters of legislation on which all the
| farmers organizations can agree,
in an entirely non. partizan manner,
but which they cannot hope to
secure until they get together in
some way and pull together.
Representatives of the Govern
ment Office of Markets and the
Federal Trade Commission plan to
attend this state conference and
help US to work out solution oil
our commercial problems. -.
Please bear in mind that the great
er part of the conference will be
taken up with informal discussion,
and whether you are member oil
any farmers organization, or not,
you are invited and urged tc
attend this first statewide confer
| ence of actual farmers.
"Among the subjects to be con-
sidered at this meeting will be-
A better system of fruit marketing
! The livestock market situation.
Cooperative packing plants.
The grain situation.
Farmers elevators and flour mills
Farmers stores.
Crop and market reports.
Rural credits and other legislativ
needs of the farmer.
Potatoes, dairying, and othe
matters.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11

With the close of the term OF the
district court Sheriff Lydon at Lewis
ton threw away, by court order, six
cases. Is jugs, two kegs and one
barrel of whisky three barrels of beer,
one case of ale, two kegs of wine, one
can OF alcohol and several cases of
liquors and a miscellaneous assort-
ment of bottles of beer, whisky and
alcohol, seized since the last term of
court and held for evidence at this
term.
The state land board, at meeting
held on Friday, passed an order de-
cliniug to make extensions Of pay
ments on state land contracts. Con-
tract holders have the privilege Of
surrendering their old contracts and
taking in exchange contracts provid-
Ing for 40-year payments, which the
board considers ample to cover all
cases and which will prevent compli
cation of the records.
State Chairman J. T. Pence has
issued formal call for the democrat
ic state committee to convene at
Boise March 6 for the purpose of set
ting the date for the state convention
to select delegates to the st. Louis
convention. The only issue involved
is how the delegates shall be selected
to the state convention. The demo-
cratic national platform calls for
preferential primaries. 1t is under
stood that Chairman Pence will In
sist on the respective counties decid-
ing through their organizations as to
how the delegates shall be elected.
An effort will be made by the state
land board to have thousands of acres
of unsurveyed lands in sections 16
and 36 in all parts of the state eX-
changed for Il compact body OF
government land in Bonner county,
according to decision of the land
board Saturday. The attorney gen
eral was authorized to go to Wash
ington to arrange for the introduc
tion of a bill which will have for its
/ purpose the transferring of the titles
of the lands from the government to
the state. The same order alst
authorized the governor to 90 to the
national capital, should his service,
be found necessary, to have the bill
introduced and passed.
The Spokane s. InlaBd Empire
Railway company, in answer to &
complaint of stockholder to recover
money invested in stock in the road
declares that it has expended $50, 900,
600 since 1909 and was only able II
pay interest on the bonds. Stool
sold amounts to Sc, 400, 900. NJ
dividends have been paid, it is said
on account OF adverse business con
ditions in the northwest and on ac
count of competing automobiles cap
turing much of the passenger traffic
The wreck at Gibbs, Idaho, in 1909
and food since that time are said Il
have cost the road I,000,0 900.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11

The biggest railroad tieup in recent
years in the northwest was broken
last Saturday when a Spokane, Port
land and Seattle train from Portland
plowed its way thruugh to Spokar e
with the aid of three engines and a
snow plow. This train was the first
to get through from Che coast since
Tuesday, complete tieup for four
days on every line.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11
SPIRIT LAKE

Notwithstanding the extremely
cold weather of January the attend
ance at school kept up unusually well.
Miss Pierce's room had the highest
per cent of attendance, 96 So per
cent, Miss Marsh's room 96,l PR
cent, Miss Taylor's room 96 per
cent and Miss Raukin's room SO per
cent.
Mayor T. J. Coleman attended the
meeting OF the session at Moscow,
Idaho, January 10th, when the NUM-
cipal League of Northern Idaho was
formed. In submitting the expendi :
lures of different towns, Spirit Lake
was the most economical. For the
pest year the expenditures of the
town were a little under $4,000.
The many friends of Rev. Henry G
Taylor, minister of ST. Johns Episco-
pal church, were greved to learn OF
his death which occurred at St. Luke s
hospital at Spokane.
The purchase of the Idaho and
Washington Northern railroad by the
Milwaukee recently for approximate
ly SIS, 10000 will give the company
the right TO use the repair shops al
Spirit Lake, Idaho, to good advantage
for mainline work, according II
Vice President II. B. EarliDg.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11
The Oldest Iihrariea.

The Oldest libraries of which we
have any certain knowledge are those
brought to light by excavations among
the ruins of the east. Among these are
the Babylonish books inscribed on clay
tablets. supposed to have been pre-
pared for public instruction about $50
B. C. 1t is said by Aristotle that
Strabo was the first known collector
of books and manuscripts. This waa
about the year $50 b. C.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11

very close with 10 to 13 in the locals
favor. In the last half the boys got
down to business and only allow, I'D
the visitors to score six more points
to their credit, while the home BOYS
scored % points.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11

sG-Subscribe for TRE RATnDRuM
TRIBUNE. Only $1.OO per year. tf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-02-11

The contest was &C nducteo by
the Publishers Music asompany.
of Chicago, and all bus mess deal
ings with them have be IN entirely
satisfactory in every par tlculaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
Saure dRittbo bnen
(uDrDDeuticbe Q[rt)

Die oe0efabslssn, oeTcbnitienen grill
nsn 8obnen peroen ii iieoenbem SaI5
tpaNer abgelpeat, obgegoileH, NIT iDeH
Mig ueuem beiBem gBaRer. etipas GaI5
mo Giefiertraat. lpeic1geto@i Sns
5piiden brat man uRgefdbr Elm Bier
telpfuHo fstteH ODER DurtpaAIenen
sped ouf Der 4fanns aus. niHmt bic
@riebsu beraus uuo Eellt lis ipdrm.
syn bem Gpedfett r5iiet man Elm bis
3iDti aerie6sae 3iDiebeIn ctlpas ge6adts
4eieritlie iIn0 5pei bis Orei 2oTfel
9lebl gar un0 gel0, Dertodt bieIe Sim
brenns nit ttipos poH ocr 9pbnen
briibe, Fiigt eiH bis 3ipei 20ffel miI0en
Giiig Oo5u, gibt Die 9obnen in Bic bid
liChe Eunte, lGBt lie 0aria nod etpos
rughlbmoreu, ihiittct iie in eine ers
ipdrmte S@iiiltl umo beItreut iie NIT
Spedipiirieln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
Nnfenrnnpnt.

Gie 0oien per0en, nad)0em iie gsz
reiuigt iino, III paHen0s @tiide aes
iGnitten, III Elm buIbes 4fnb in
Wiirfsl geIdnittenen, betB gebrateuenI
Sped on9ebraten, Gal5. pisTfer, Elm
babies Qorbeerblatt, nit glelten Be-
itedie 3wie6eIu unO cine babe GtIle4
rietuolle tperoeu 9in5ueefiiet 1lit
Elm GiS 5pti 20ffeEn MebI oufgeiaubt,
ion bas 6leilt nod eiiDas au3iebsn;
oann gieBt man Elm Pint Jiotpeiu
un0 Flsil1bril6e ltnb BrateniuS all
uHb lGbt oos longiam peicb to9en.
Das Syleii6 leot man in cine Friide
SSoKerone. treibt Sic Sauce our1 Gin
5ieb uno rii9rt Elm tUeRia SaienbIHt
barIn!er, qibt oies Jun 5iasout uun
tobt Nas Gau8e raidg OUT uni es cauu
iofort 3u Slid 3u brinssn 4a5u
aibt man @attoffeIiIOBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10

3uidien: Bier Yflnp 9uggeumebl,
pier 4funo aortoffclu, orsi llu5en
sefe cin GBI0Fisl p0l HiimmeI Elm
GblDITel pon GoI3 3u1ereitlings.
pciie. pie aartoffclu perOtn getodt,
ertoltet geTNdlt uno geriebcn. Gtpa
aipci 4hln0 Me1l pcrren nit rei1lidj
gDaiier, Der IN etlpcs WaKer 9el1iteu
lscfe. Snl3 un0 Hiimmel tiidltig Dcrs
arbeitet cin FFuuo Dlcbl iibergeitreut
unO an mormem Grie bic yad)t 9irs
ourt ge6cn qelallen, &m ndcbitcn
Wlorgen tomincn bic gerie0cnen Hars
toffeln im0 pns ii6riee NleHl tiihiia
actnetet 6iu5u; Damn EUdmals 5nei
Strln0en gc6cn lahcn. Bon oieier
Wlaife tusroeH Brute aeIormt iHotai
man ieocs en5cln alif eiNem 9rette
nit 9logeenmebl tiidtig rOlt Dam
uodjm0lS ctipas tyeibeH laiien inb III
iuarmem Gisu 3irta sinuuDeinpieriel
@lun6en es6ldcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
6olOrller 9uuo,
@ottbater Der6lat Iein 9aupt,
etissr Sum 6. 9NsIIMsr.


Gene aoruer giug iiter bic Strabs,
oos llmidIoqstum feIitr beun je 8us
iommcngcrafFt oenn es iutble Elm eiiis
ger ggino.
Der &orb an i6rem g(rm mar nidt
10 sefdnt ME iouit. gg0 ioIlte man
benu Bel Oicien ioabniirnigcn Qrsileu
Die 9uft gum GinIauItn 6erbeioms
msn2 Gs lpar ID niht ais5ioeuieu,
pie man iid6 jeBt pIagen muBte I'm
ous3utommsn.
Seute dab's BEL ibr Gicrtunen
obne @isr noiiirIihl sSriiber bate Iis
nod Ularmcla0e III oie faIinsn Gisrs
tu@en geiiiat, aber 5rAhimus Itieq
ia aud init iduinoclboTicr ShneI'
Iigteit Die Preisleiter empor 50, ia,
uGtbfens maBte man md 9ddiel eIs
fen. Inn Iati 3u peroen
@an5 Iiultsr teor beale oas iouli
1u gutmiiligc @siidt Der SaHte S0rs
nsr. Gs mar oabr9aiiig feline &leis
uigtet, fit Bic qon3s Camille oaBeim
Der fih felt Hriegsbsgiun nod 5pei
ylidteu eiH yeffe ttro cine 5npdgs
riu 3uaeIcpt bdllsH 5u lpirtIdlaften
glo, lie iat ia bas DlenlheHmGgIide
gsBunaert bate bisDsr nod teiner BON
ibnen
9Ib, lpie piel IdleAisr botten es
bod oe arlHen, armtn 5oloaien
orauBenl Gene mar 10 in cjsbantsu,
DAB iie I'M @ogbei9t1eH sin penis a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
8 r6 | d n.

Sin qint Mild piro erbist, Elm
bis 3lpei @BI5fTel Butter bincin aege-
ben, ebenio Elm GBl6ffsl 3uder. 9lb=
tiibIeu IoHcr; sin babies NdieIden
Ssf, in eiioas Wiilc6 l0len uno bo5u
idiitten unO Oamit nun 10 bel WlebL
aHriibren, paB es Elm gsTdjmeioiger
Scis piro, Den man on pormem Orte
aufoeben ldBt. Damn miro er gut
ourhgetneiet, ousgeroIlt uno entpes
Der dusgeltohen oosr beliebig gsformt;
pieOer gsbeu lahen unb f10n soIos
braun Qsbaden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
GierfQrof. 4.

SartgeioGte @ier tperOen in @1ei-
ben ssi4nitisn uno 5isrliN in sic Go=
latisre gelsgt 3pei 5erricbene @ioots
ter, Elm 1selofiel D0a @fiig Oosr 3i.
trOnsnIaTt, Elm 1esl0Ffsl boa SEM,
3ipei @BI0ffel pou Gel. cine 9nlbe gss
riebsne 3iDiebsl, qisfTsr. @ol5 uHo
Drei GBISffsl bon Iaurs SABINE iDerz
ben gut Ourd einonoer eeriibrt uno
iibsr bic Gier gesoFeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10


ielbit 81 tClor3clt Sn cMpicbIc ce alien
NfnAcib oie GH Sldaeuldrdsot lCocL
Sie nIogcn alcincn %ref uer6iicnt!tbch
iucW @ic cs ici;Rldrn Nlau S0mcs
NongE $40 1l Claire SiraBc SratI
fust SD
Sene All igcno elmer GorHi non
Observation-Disclosures leincn0c 6ran lol.c
rig NplnvnN ucrlcreit biS ilc yuDia Y
TiHtbam @e0ciable 6onpouAo elmer gef
rc.ilcn gStobc urteisoAei bat
0cs bcgillnie @Nlic, ociicn mcbiSmi
id,r |elranohciie bcarIidc ySur5cln
mo Mraler nm. bn lid icii uic3lQ
5nbrcn ais on5 luerihpolite lonil uuo
MrdlIeipcnocr ocs lciolteu Gtnnns a
miglsn
Wife 6rcurn meroen einacIaOen, az
bic yBOin 6. Giulbnm @lepiciue Gu.,
gguu, Mail fir uciOnOerca slail 81
iarriOcA cr miro vertrauidl iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
Slit 6aus unO .Aiirbr.


= y y U ! y y W
GoboIO Der pfauutudsu auBea
braun, aber tnuen nod tsigig lit, mar
bos qtusbatfstt 5u beiB Darb Die
f@ i4uea biloeu0e braune Sruiit fam
bic l6ibe ui6t mebr gut IN Das Sunere
sslungsn. @s smpfieblt iih nun
ouBerosm Die pfaunturben nicbt Su
groB DsrSuItslsu. Gle bdden OanH
IeiAter 0ur9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10
SSrltgeri6t.
OSOn GIara Sliitbsem.

- ODH Nlnto OlutBHeN. X
ot.' ~. 'sye,' I. syGso
@ottbater ber6aat Icin Saupt,
limb isin groBes giitiges @atsrber3
Iropft 8lut5dbren 3orniesn SHmsrs
3es.
llno sr griibsIt uno iinnt unO fpribt:
2lIs meiu @eiIt iibsr oen gDaHsrn
ihpebts.
llrmGdtigen Dollens bon,
gtief id ias Daiein Simmsl unb @rbs,
SlleB Wionoens uno SonusnIDiteme
SIN episen Dir6el oes &aumes irets
fen,
llno aus msineH SGn0en rounen Gters
nennsbsl
gBie st0rner aus Ser SanO bes SD
2tber talt uno ieeIenlos bintte mid
oles,
StrablenOe, gIeibenos qra6t obne 2ss
lIno oo Formte icb bid, i'm f,ligIt,u
RuuId6 meines Snoffens,
Du Sdmer5enstino meiner 9i,bs,
lleber oIIes geliebte Groel
@les, ipas TbOn uno boIb, luo i'd ouI
bid.
SineH @orten @oen pflan5te i'd oeinen
@eid0pfen,
llnb mein 6irn trGunte ben o0ttli9s
ten oller Srdume:
&raftaeacugte @eI@Iehtcr, in Qisbs
0eboren
Sn 2isbe pereini9t 3n @ruoerpSItern.
5rieolich unO itol3 ouf irbifdsr
Sholle
3lum Gpigen itrebeno.
Dpd meine 8inOer, meine eeliebten
Stinoer
@srltugneien mid unO Oerrieten Elm.
amber,
Mieoer unb fpieOsr, uno ipiHen tein
Gnoe.
Sbre Sdperter Dompfen BON 8ruoers
bIut bis gum anauf
Sbre JiiBe Ihreiteu I'M Blut Bis Su
ben an01eIu.
gu meinem Tbron berouf riugt iif
Der glutgerld.
8rubernorb iiberau 9dins gralls
iigss Grbel
SIR perb' icb an meinem Wert. Srr
an mir felbsr.
asiB' i'd bic S6lsrieu oss Sinmels
ouf,
2aR id bic ggaiTer Der Gisfe iteigsn,
glIIes peribIingen0, oIIes DernihteHO.
mas atIHet9
Rsbm id ben @rbbal in meiHe flnat
6anD
lIuo sertriimle i'm 5u Gtaub uu6
glfdeufloden9
Reib Id ibn Ios BON Der SterHeHs
babn
Jernub ibn ihIeuoerH0,
gDee aus Der lebeuipsnoenoen Sons
neun6be,
DaB er pereiit uuo allies Qeben DsrsH'
bet9
g(Grbarmer beiB id. llufsrtia idW
icb euh MeHIden
&ingenoe. itrebenoe. Msas fiht mid
an?
G6psiae. bn Ssro. uno 0u ito@slnoeI
@rou!
3iele ser G5ebnluHt CAB id cuA init,
Sab eu1 oes McrDeus en0Iole Qeiter
&roft unD GHpdbe NAB icb euh 5u.
2ieb cuh sic llnrait bilntlen YerIous
gems,
SnIienoe 6Gnoe nm ob3uipebren.
sSrret unb tdmpftl sSu @tsvreripeitt
SGngt Der Siegeslran5 epigeH 5riss
beng.
Sole audi ferrer, ipos obnorts itrebt
glber peiter pin ib bic McnIhbeit
9(n iudeHOeu 6dn6eu oufpdrts fiiHs
ren,
Dem etUis llnerreihburru entgegcn
Wlir Ielber 3u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10

fiAAt lfNtt iN'NNiA AYt'''
fonnic lIno nafiu'
GcuInuoeii bc5nbIcH
Aili5lc. Sd bortc
10 picl p9ii &Doia v,
Yinfbnni 8 Y q e.
icblc Goglpullnn, 10
GoB itl ca perlu.iitc.
Stll ilaIai orei Gla
ldcu iino iuilo cs
10, lric Sic c5 be
i,Dricbcii ScBt iiIb
le ial mid 10 ipohl
ais lc llii0 bin I'M
Z tan0c aIlc incilie
NDrlApifpiy N, q "a r. 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10

cinen Meniden an ieiucr qewd6lten
9luSOrudsiprade 9tlio OurhnliS fei.
nc 9elei0iglua iiir 5rr g9iuOlel
S9ir 9iir9er ino cmp6rt ii6er oieieu
llufug in Co6ernafcll @o6rlicb,
Gicicnigeu ucl6e bic Grlou6nib ga.
81 gabcu, fonucn cS iid uid)t sur 6e
iouocrcu G5rc oirchncn, OoB lie sic
gciunOocntenoc9iiracrihait eine ocr.
ortigc 0clitate Scniotiou qenieBen
luiicn 10 iUenig mie mir mld 0eu er-
item Spiben pon Baltimore feinGonl-
plhucHt modcu f0uucu. uenn tie
nit &iQu SuHooD sic NGnoe ic6iit.
tcln
EdaliA bore iA Sic @iir0cr iageu,
uenn icb oer 9iiraermeitcr wdrc luO
bate ooriiber SIT aacn 10 piroc Oil
lie, Nla un0Gonpagnic ais oer5toot
ilicgcn oaB i6nen oas So0rcn unOSc
bcn uergingc 3cht 70, id bin olT
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ooB gliemono ms 5u ge6ictcn bot,
mas mir trintcn o0er niht ioaen!
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iii6l cnipiinoci mir nit 0cn uiclcu
bcinrdnrten MeniHcu lpel&c an sic.
ici Q1nlpib gIan6eu uno iih III 10
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uaN cel sgrfsn glupeabldiiern beFreit,
Qenaiden, obgetr0pis lIu0 ausge0rildt,
in Aeine Stiids aeIhaiitsa ooer gsbo.
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nit friIhtm ataetilblt IMP ausge
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sum srtaIiea geiielll G0balo 1t ers
taltet III gibt mon ein bis 3ugi Gter,
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ieacgieIle @diiIiel oosv glNilauffora
uir0 nit Butter allsqeiiridsn uuD nit
geritbener @emmtl btltreu. Damn
gi6t Ran bic 9Raiic tirein, lreni ees
licfcNe GSenmcI obeuanf, ir1nielt ets
mas 5erldhene Butter narii6er una
idBt oeS stObgeridl in Sfen bei ar,
isr gleltbmabiser site finfSig bM
Ish5ig Wlinut'n baden,
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