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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

letter frori tho crown prince to his august
IA ther, the Kaiser:
Dear Fathcr.-I hanks for the things Won
sent and especially for the digestion tablets
Please send something To Civ. Ms .,diccs,,o,
50 We can use them leaving the foot
powder for SIRE feet where you delivered il
We've got no time to stop to put powder on
our feet Please tell the servants to have
al the gates open when we arrive. we don,
want |" 1901 with any latches son"
'Somcwher, From France"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

j. T. c., ESTABLISHMENTS correct
the erroneous impression that Great
Britain is not doing her share in the
war as u member of the alliance, the
British War Mission to America has
put out an interesting pamphlet en-
titled blood and Treasure which
gives some idea OF the enormous efforts
of the United Kingdom. copy of which
publication you can obtain by writing
the mission at Washington. According
to the showing Of this pamphlet. the
the war March. 1918, were contributed
as follows: England. 4.530,00o; Wales,
$4,000; Scotland. 100000: Ireland. 170.-
900; contingcnts from overseas (Can-
ada, Australia and Now Zcaland), 9o0.-
900: India. Africa and other Dependent
cics. native lighting troops. labor corps.
etc, 100000. Total, 100000. Tho
colored troops, we presume, are to be
found exclusively in the 100000 from
India, Africa and other dependencies
mentioned under that head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Purely PcrSOnu1,

This is supposed to have happened to me-
anyhow. I've told it as personal so often that it
might as well Seems like it happened
anyhow.
When was kid my job was to split wood
for the Kitchen. used to get up early to split
wood and stay up late to split wood, and be-
tween getting up and going to bed L used to
split wood
Son" said my father. you have been so
faithful splitting wood that your next birth
day III you keep the bin full every day for two
months. I'm going to give you fine present"
How hard worked to get that prize, it's no
use explaining, but won it, On my next birth
day father honorcd me with a nice, new AK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

AS the country accepts the policy Oh UNI
.yersal military training as inevitable, thought
turns more and more to the profound changes
il will bring to our entire life and systems
of habits If we can combine with the won
derfu efficiency it has given Germany inc
national American conscience when Is over
throwing that efficiency. we will have NOR"
wonderful and d stronger nation than the
world has known or dared hope Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Nnttop. nj War

Il. z. g., Richmond.-The nations
which have declared war on Germany
are as follows: Brazil. China. Costa
Rico. Cuba, France, Great Britain.
Greece. Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras,
Italy, Japan Liberia. Monter egro. Mica
ragua. Panama, Portugal. Slam. United
states. The nations allied with Ger
Turkey. For the other i'm formation you
want. 1t is suggested that you write TO
the Committee on Public Information.
pamphlets covering such statistics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Pity the plight of Won Rosenburg. Hun
statesman and diplomat. For MS ehlclchl
services in preparing and putting over the
Hrest Ltovsk treaty he is to be appointed
ambassador to the Bolshevik government at
Liuscow or wherever ii may roost The Ger
man consul-general there has just been as
sassinatcd and Ambassador telncrich lett
haif-mad with fear the post TO which the
worthy Rosenburg is to be accredited. Daniel
was sent into the den OF hungry lions for 4
test. but Roscnburg is given by his kind
muster a similar job reward OF merit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Mcdicuin hun S,Iin.

The consultants in anxious consult:
Well. doctor what do you make OF the case
now"
i dunno. We've diagnosed him five ways md
tried a dozen medicines him. but he won't
die. If he gets ove.' this Ext d agnosis | ,rc.
pose we pronounce him convalesccnt and give
him another chance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Nothing but unconditional surrender will in
duce the allies to assent to peace confer
ohce. The President stated the conditions in
his Fourth Of July address at the tomb of
Washington: There can be but one issue.
The settlement must be final. There can be
no compromise. No halfway decision would
be tolerable. No halfway decision is con-
ceivnble"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
No improvement, Disc~rnibIe.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Silt was with no LITTLE satisfac
ton that many citizens OF Richmond
noted that Secretary OF the Treasury
McAdoo. last week, in his capacity Of
director general Of the railways Of the
United States. issued orders TO the
effect that the passenger service of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway should
be improved TO such point that the
customary croHding OF passengers
would become "A thing OF the past
regret. however. that this percmptory
order has not, as yet. borne fruit. Sat
urday night Travelled out OF Rich
mond on the westbound train of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
News of Fifty Years Ago

Rev. Or. Norwood. who
has been the rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church
IN this city for several
years. has accepted the call
to j. IN annual Episcopal
Church in Hcnrico County.
and viii leave his present
charge and assume his
new duties about the LIST
OF October. Dr. Norwood
Will not he entirely lost to
Richmond, for his new
charge is not very far
from the city. and he will
still he one Of us.
Professor cSsnich, tho
popular musician. was n
l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Hank CIerks nnd CnshIers.

T. T. IT., Heathsvillc.--As we UNI
dcrStand it, the classified ion of all
-ciistrants is left TO the Judgment OF
the board. under tie Ilcs which have
heretofore been published. In other
words, the question of placing them in
Il deferred class would depend on their
being essential TO th- business. to-
gether with such other clai inns as they
might present for deferment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Isrrnr Corrected.

To Times Dispatch Rea ders,-We
were in error in stating in thursdays
issue Of the paper that the draft ages
under the present law are from 81 to
81 inclusive. The law specifies from
"twcnty-one to thirty years both in.
elusive" wherefore one who reached
his thirtyfrst birthday on or before
June >, 1917. would not be required to
register.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Charcoal Eph,s Daily Thought.

EFF a man got wife an job too" sa id
Charcoal Eph, in mood. "he ain got no
chance TO t. git lonesome TO- losses. Eat n
pickle Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Similar .ttcrSieus,

These things We hate with equal fcry,r:
me lawn mower and the snow shovel
summer mud and winter slush
Tn" iceman and tho plr.nbcr
Mosquitoes and chlbiains.
Doctors and lawyers
MILITANT women and clnging vines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nImont any topic
excepting nIeEni md medical sub
jcctN, are answered free. As NIL In
quiries nre answered directly by per-
sonal letter a self-nddrcssed, stamped
envelope In required. Address The
Times = Dispatch Information Bureau.
Nichm0nd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
The
Old
Story

OF law to report 10 the House
the revenue needs OF the government and sub
NIT any recomm Ell dations he may choose to
make in relation to Tn. revenue. Secretary Me-
Adoo has accordingly been active in advising
the House and its Ways and Means Committee
Of the war needs % the government in The line
of revenue from taxes and he has .rccornc ndcd
such changes from exist nG law as Will tax war
profits primarily instead 81 excess profits This
active interest OF the Secretary the matter
seems to he resented by Chairman ki:shin and
members OF the committee. II is referred to
attempt to dictate tho tee and
rob il of its stitut ional functions II we ma Y
judy" by the ports, the committee is spending
NOR" time in rcscntinE Mr.. Meade" than in
framing a new war revenue bill and time
in asserting its admitted preroeatives than in
correcting the delimqucnccs OF the existing law
Probably Chairman Kiich!n and tho resi- .! tho
committee know what this course will Lo;nc TO
If persisted in. II viii be the rrpcttion OF AN
old story. The real work OF framing an $4,000.
600 revenue hi will he taken gu, 81
their hands and assumed by the Senate Com
mittee on Finance. The House for years has
complained of undue interference by the
senate in revenue leEisiatom. But the House
by its own neElcctS and inability 10 com pose it's
commissions has compelled the Senate to
interfere. and Mr.. kitchins committee is now
giving another striking illustration of how this
fact comes about.-Ncw York World
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Nobody should hesitate to make any sacr-
ilce offer any service required by the
country. Men and women wage workers,
however. who have prospect OF steady jobs
with substantial employers. should not quit
item unnecessarily to rush into government
employment. When the war ends, the labor
market will be disturbed, temporarily at least
Thousands of government employees will be
needed no longer. Returned soldiers viii
have first second and third chances at all
Vacancies everywhere. Those who try TO
think beyond tomorrow or next day should
remember the advantages OF steady work in
familiar surroundings as overbalancing all
immediate comparisons of wages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
An Old Ono yer.lacd.

chap went into u restaurant
And ordered splendid rcpast;
First was the soup, then meats and things.
And cheese and coffee the last.
Ills appetite was in splendid fctte-
When he'd eaten, he left the coffc. to settle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
The DcaulOrL
Palestine


admiration. 1t is true that he was not facing a
hrst-raie foe. put when considers the
and deserts that lay between him and his sup
plies his feat in ovcrrunning Palestine a line
we'll north Of Jerusalem wonderful. Little
has been heard from that region of late. but II
is clear that the Turks have braced up their
defense sufficiently 20 bring the campaign a
standstii In fact, some OF the more advanced
points hcidhS the allied troops have been given
up but they ar. hanging recent dis
patches show, and are still lighting One reason
for the Improvement Of the Turkish defense
MAY be that more Germans fighting
with the Turks. This conclusion seems to be
supported by tho result Of fight in
which the press dispatches say tn. alli cap
turcd 600 prisoners, more tina: half of whom
were German. That means the Kaiser in order
to save his t"ttering friend. the sultan had to
detach troops that would prove vcry useful In
France just now.-St. Louis Republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Food for Simple Goiter.---l have read some
where tina; certain foods tend to prevent or cure
ordinary goter. am =. girl sixteen years old
and | II small goiter noticeable the past
year. am perfectly healthy in every other ~"
spcct ~, W,
Answcr.--An food contains less
iodine. and is probably beneficial FOR tho rur-
pose Try to get sea fish or cruStaccans several
times week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Training Officers for Slovak Legion.
NJ. u. *, DiSputanta.-For the in
formation YOU want, write to the Ad-
jutant-Gencral, War Department. Wash
lnStOn, II. e..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

vent whooping cough in person who has been
exposed? X l.. L.
Answcr-Tcn days to two weeks after cx-
posture the first coughing is noticed. and whoop.
Ing may bc noticed for week teAt daNs
after that The administration OF whoG pint
cough vaccine tso-callcd) seems to prevent III"
disease I'm many instances and to mpltN il much
less severe even A. given after coughing begins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Every time aviator go up envy the
miner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the name md nd
dresH of the writer. Name will not he
published if writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

The House of Representatives
at Washington has the exclusive
right Of originating revenue
hills. and the Secretary OF the
Treasury is under the compuls!on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

MIR. Hearst doubtless is ready now ,o A.
hrm I'll" observations Of The American troons
cHHattH IN the war in the Philippines that
the oolo Is AN extremely dangerous ,g.,nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

PUBLISHED ever, da. in the Mt ~ south Tenth
Street Ki,h,noud The Times Dispatch Pub
iisnns 90. Inc Charles l.. llasbrool. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

In language directly TO the point bu;
nevertheless Characteristic and SCHOLARLY
President Wilson has 4i.tform}ed the people OF
Mississippi that he would regard the re-
election Of James *. Narddman to tho United
States Senate condemnation Of the war
policies OF the administration. The Demo
cratic primary in the Magnolia State will be
held next Tuesday. The issue is clcar-cut
and is simply one OF loyalty The manner in
which the junior Senator from Mississippi
has antagonized the attempt Of the United
States to reckon with Germany for her
bloody atrocities is we'll known to all But
he has attempted to dodge tho responsibility
for his utteranccs and actions From the
stump he has told the voters tina, his position
was not inimical to the administration The
letter from the President disposes OF this
subterfuge. The eyes OF The South and the
whole nation are on Mississippi Her foreign
born population is negligible ana her manly
American citizens can be counted on to do
their full duty. From this distance il would
look as if there could be no doubt concerning
the election TO the United states senate OF
Pat Harrison, tho young and patriotic Con
Hgressman from South Mississippi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

ADDRESS All. COMM NlCATIoNs to The Times
oh moi % inuiNilIua
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

Win cooling showers at night, the intense
neat OF the day is bcarablc Virrinia's
climate cant be beaten. no matter how
you fix il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

TEI.EpIlOSE: Randolph 1.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with ali depart
uIrnl-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Current Editorial Comment

There was Al time. not long ago.
when the one bright spot for the
tli!eS on the war map was In
Palestine. There General Allen
by was whipping the Turks with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
inEton. lil6 New York Ave-
nue.; New York city, ftfth
Avenue Bui.dinS; Chicago,
Peoples this BuiiulhS
l'niiuuclphia, Mutual Lie
SuiiulnR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
UucstJons md An.Ncr,,

I0uH! Nfttr ENposurc.--- How long before a
child exposed to whoopinE cough would begin
10 cough? IL there any known remedy TO pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
Clun y.

Richmond, August "a. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
I RirIJlllml0 Gilllrs-Rispatrb

THE TIMES THE DIsrATCH
Pet ISss
5EmereI j.nu,r, 81 1905. at the ro.t-ohice at
sSE5 VA. a. second elns> matter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
ssidt ssidnriSsrie seiuflsiSsr.

gu ben iutsrsiTantsiitn BsiniItis
bern irgsnbtpeI9r wolier geb6rsn,
lpis Fin aorreIponOsnt aus arstnii'
nisn jnreibi, bic unsei9neiOerse aus
pferbe 9einbaut, 'ipie fis bon bsr
drmiien alnifs Der inbianiftsn 6irs
tfnburid5en ober gaudos. pel4e aui
ben iiib argeniinii9sn 9o4sbeneH
nod in fsbr uripriinsIi4.n gtrhdlts
niiis lsbsn, gstrngtu Su psrbsu pf!ss
gen.
2Denn Elm @nudo ein pnar 5oitH
braudi, 10 idIndtst CT sinfah cine aIis
Gtuts unb 5isht nit GROCER gtifits
li9lfit bic 5out Der Woroer6eins Gb.
esrnOe ols ob CT Elm pnar 9nnbfdns
be abitreiisH ipiirbs. Sitie Raturbos
fen lpsrSsn, iolanss iis nod ptih
uno stjdmsi5is iinb, umgeiptnbsi,
NIT Der banriesn Settle mad innsn
- iiber bic Bsins btrnuf Bis sur
9iifts gs5oesn; uno iis pnfim id
babsi gut an, lissen abtr 10 ItroIf
ME 9ritpts. sic tnItsn marin uno
Fno Iiarl, Obppbl iis ben 2niirtngun'
gen, pslds iis nus5ubaiten baben.
immrbin nur siut Rsibe Don Mo'
htn gsiraHien iino. ooer ipsHlsfens
niGt nit gsbnstu 10 ie9r lnnss &C.
trngsn iptrten f5untH.
Der 0auGo btbdlt Iit pdbrenb
bisfsr eanjsn 3sit Tag uub Ra6i
anil aBtua er 1ssr Ilblt. bnb q
Elm ususs s3anr @siniltibsr babtn
mub, i1nsi6ss sr feline nlten los.
lh!ahtst ipieotrum zine aiie Mabrt
iinb bsr gorgang ipiebsr5plt iI4 bon
ususaI. IN alien Gtuiti filr bisIsu
3ipfd iHsint nism1ls Wnngl 80 fem
nit BEN gsrben bitiu pduis bsI15
ulan f& ia mtHl& pis MI Dee
.G9nIsfsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
Sitter bonn 0eiits.

aur, Dor isinsm i'm SABRE 1908
srfOlgisn Soos lieE ii1 btr Di1ier
2ublpig GIsim nit ieinsm Grtun0e.
BEN G9riitlteIIer Jneobi, seinsiniam
portrdiisren. Gin Serr Don Gpis.
gel, Der In gIeims Saufe ~ 9al'
teritcbt rsgeIudbiger Sat igar, iraI
beibe poeten bel ibrer Sisung DOT
Der 2sinipanb bss Wlnlsrs an,
.@is2- fragte Der gbeImauH .Gis
IaEen fi9 nur als BruitbiIt por.
irdtisreng Sn sais5sr GsItaIt tperbsu
ii4 Sbrs 8iIoniiis pisl beiIer aus.
nsbmsn, 9a iommt ons gbnrntts'
riitifGe Der SaItuns gum alusbruf!-
- sir bic 9srren Sumter unb Britt
ter m0sen bic Bollbilbsr am plnbs
isin1, gab Glsim suriid, vbenn bti
benen tOmmt e barauf on, baB man
bic Sposn T-bt. Dir Di9tsr boz
ben bns ni6t n0tie, bti uns III Der
aopf Die 5auptfade-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24
Sereatiste Gle.

Gin Gsiftli4er, Der bic Seraens,
CUTE islbit mar, lam einss Sases
auf Der 2anbitrabe an sinsn rieiis
gen Seuhoufen, Der offsnbar auf eis
mem Danebeu itsbenben Waaen ees
peien unb - tDobI inioIse 9lnitobsnS
oes --5asens on eineu Stein - bers
obgeitiir5t mar. Gin iIsiner Sunec
mar emiis babel. oas Ssu nit elmer
!Seusa6eI auf ben aBaasn auridsu.
bringen. Dem @eiitIi9eu Sat Oer
&leine lsib, unb 70 iagte er.
r&omm nit in meIn Saus, es in
nur penige S9ritts BON bier, UNI
rub. bid cine Neils nus!"
Der Sunse sins nit, aber mad
tur5er 3eit beSeusts er unrube, itani
ouf uno poIlte stben Der paltor
Doate i9n SuriiLbolten; a6er Der
Sunss sHti4uIbists ii9:
sd muB eeaen, Ssrr poiior.
Batter Dirb febr bOis ouf mid fem.
80, bos 1T i9oH re9t, mein Sun.
&c. Su brau9it bid ni5t TO ab3u,
arbeiten. $50 lit benn oein Bate? e.
$50 iebeu Sic, Ssrrr paitor", er.
ipioeits bas &iub. -sr 1T untsr beHl
Ssu".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-24

BEN DoterIorlbe ou bitnen, gum @c.
ten Rreuj ssmtlbet uub mar nnd
meinsr NusbiIbung balb ms GsIt
getommen. Da srrei9te MID einsa
zages elm Briei eines unlsrsr eemein'
iduttn Greuube Rod eineu iur'
sen Beriht iiber ii9 unD iibsr bas
2tbsn oabeim i9risb e. pfiter:
sllno nun Su 5rau 2otit. ST
beIuhte Pc geitern mittag; Du ipslBt,
pie Qnns "a mir ans 9erj esitsi
bate, re&t Oft su ibr su gebeu ann
iie auf5ubeitern. aDir plnuotrten gang
pergnuglid, nur - 6ons murbe uthi
sripdbnt. Da bro9te bos wldbAsu
cine Jelbpoitfarts hsrtin. Gle mar
bon ibm. fyrau aotte Lac unb srs
bleidts. Damn rei4ie fie mir pls
aarte. Sic Iauiete:N
.giebits! R1hpfm mir iponen,
lang BEN Jeinbe i'm S4iitsngrnbsn
geseniibsrselegsu babtn, ideIit q
enbIi9 mirbe ssiporosn 5u lsil. @us
ssnbIidli9 f4ltist unitre brnDe Mrs
tilIerie nod etnnal ibren gdnaen CT
gen iibtr bic IsinbIiden GisIunsen
aus. se0sn Nussnblid lam ber Be
febI suIn Stnrm fomnlsr. mir brens
nen jaou ole tarauf! Mrn Du
biefen Grub betpmmt. III bofientIl9
ber Gits unisr. Dsnts on mid. ME
iH an Di9 bsnie. Weun ID bod
in Dsinsr i4peren Siunoe bel Dir
iein t1nnte -.
Gin lsiIer Geufssr Iieb mid aufs
ieben. Jrau 2oite lag blei4 In ibrsu
Stubl ouriidssIebnt. sSbre 9dHos
trampIisn iiH i'm Sdob. 2ddsIuo
pinite jis mir ju, unb i9 sins bin
aus. Iadbsm i'd BEN Wi6b&su Be
IGeib etfaet battle, fubr i4 gum ar5t.
Spdt ON absno risf mid bas
Mabdsn islspbonii4 no9 sinmal bin.
IS mare iebr i4per, unb i9 mD9tt
bod Iieber tommsu. iis bate ioI9s
4nsl. aIs id bas 3immer betrnt.
iiaRb Der glrst unb bielt bic Sano Der
obnmd@tisea Jrau. Qebenan bsicrs'
ts bic 5ebamme bas HsugebortIe. Die
Setunben ipurben su Gpisisitsn.
gnbIid i9iug Grau 2oits bic 4us
gen duf. ss5br Bid irrte tragsnb
buras 3inmer unp biieo i6lItBlI9
auf bsm Gtii9t bss Mr5tss bdngsn.
Sin trdftiser Sungs IN Is" iasts er
lsiie. Da bnid!e Elm sIiidlides 2Gs
deln iibsr ibr bisiGes @eii4t uno
fat unb6rbar Tam ed bon ibren 2ips
pen: Gin Sunas! - QBis piro
Sans iid freuenI - S4rsibt es
ibm!- Damn fdIummsrts tis pisbr
Elm. Gpat in Der Radt sing id,
naabem mir Der arSt ptriidsrt -bntte,
bab iis ssrsttst tpdre. SD babe 6ans
tslsgrnpbisrt; abst nod tsine Mntwort
betomHen. Du biit bod in berjelben
@seenb. @nn 9u ibn fie9f. sradbIe
ibm ales, uno ipenu CT ui&t i6rsi,
ben lam, i9rsibe Du!- -
llnb braaBen auf 6bem Gslo IN
JeinDssIanb Iiegs Elm iuuger Dffiaisr.
sus bsm bIei9en, .bIut6eiGmuBisn
@eIiat ftarrsn bic 4uesn sldiern SUN
nd9ili9eH 0immei. Der linis Urn
i9Iaff sur Ssiit; aber bic unpsrltste
Re9is umfranpfi elm Bib uuo eiu
Ulatt qdpier -
GO fanben mir i'm, nls mir bas
S6ladtisIs nod @ertDuHosssu OBJ
iu@teu.
gs lpar .uuIer Cans. -