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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
DAUGHTERS OF
REV0L UTI0N
name OFFICERS
Omaha Chapter Makes Fine
Record; Next State Con-
vention to Be Held
in Hastings.

Mrs. Frank l, Ringer, Lincoln,
was elected state regent of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton at the final session of the con-
ference Thursday afternoon. Elec-
ton of officers resulted as follows:
Mrs. c. +. Spencer, North Platte.
,vice regent: Miss Sadie Moore, FIRE.
mont. recording secretary; Mrs.
Clara Wescott, Plattsmouth, treasu-
rer; Mrs. r. c. Hoyt. Omaha, regis
trar; Mrs. Dwight Dalbey, Beatrice,
historian; Mrs. Emma c. Wort,
kearney, auditor.
The report of the Omaha chapter.
Red Cross Auxiliary of the D. A.
X. showed one of the most enviable
records that have been published"
according to Mrs. Edgar Allen, re-
gent. ...
p Work of Auxiliary.
!. This was the first Red Cross aux
J iliary to be established in the city
and the record includes 10000 sur
gical dressings; $500 given to the
base hospital; flag valued at $3.50,
given Nebraska base hospital unit
No. 40; $500 iii Liberty bonds for
the chapter in addition to the ma
tional quota of 81 per capita and
SIPS for feathers for hospital pill
lows; donations Of $l96 for the Red
Cross; $l75 for the Y. M. c. A.;
sos for the Y. w. c. A. and $73 for
French orphans. ....
The salvage department was start
ed by and carried on under the aus
pieces of the Omaha chapter of the
d. A. R., which gave the Red Cross
$l0,800 from January !, 1918, to
February |, 1919.
The total number of hours for the
Omaha chapter, 87,647.
The national convention meets the
week of April IA in Washington
Omaha's delegate will be Mrs. Ed
gar Allan, regent. The alternate is
Mrs. Frank Porter
- The next state convention, will be
held in 1920 in Hastings. \
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Employment Bureau
Is Unable to Fil37
Vacancies Now Open

Thirty-seven splendid jobs are
waiting for returned service men in
the Chamber of Commerce soldiers
and sailors employment bureau.
I'VE have good farm jobs, Office
jobs, calls for truck drivers and for.
labor paying as high as 50 cents an
hour. and no men to fill them" said
Mrs. Mabel Walker, i'll charge of
the bureau.
There are several openings for re-
turned soldiers, married men, who
desire to go on farms where the
wife could work also.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Wilson Will Preside at
Leauue of Nations Meet

Paris, March 20.-(By Associated
Press. president Wilson will act
as chairman at the meeting of the
league of nations commission which
will be held Saturday, when all pro-
posed amendments and changes will
be considered and the plan put into
definite form.
Lord Robert Cecil and Thomas
w. Gregory, former United States
attorney general, are now here and
are among those who have sought
to draft a proviso relative to the
Monroe doctrine in such form that
it will meet the approval of legal ex-
perts. ...s
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Omaha to Install Two
$4,000 Hangers for
Mal-Carrying Planes

Erection of two hangers at a
cost Of $4,000, to accommodate air
planes flying between New York
and Omaha in the proposed aerial
mail transportation system to be
installed in Omaha in about three
months. was discussed at the meet
ing of the air transportation COM
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce at noon. Harley Ccnant
heads the committee.
The hangers will be erected on
the landing station field on West
Leavenworth street. Tke aerial
mail route from New York to Chi
cago will soon be in regular run
ming order. The time from Chicago
to Omaha will be four hours, accord
ing to Mr.. Conant.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
FOR STUBBORN
COUGHS AND COLDS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
has a fifty year record
behind il.

1t built its reputation on its pro.
duction of positive results, on III
sureness in relieving the throat ir.
ritation of colds, coughs, grippe and
bronchial attacks.
"Dr. Kings New Discovery? Why,
my folks wouldn't use anything
else" That's the general nation
wide esteem in which this well.
known remedy is held. It's action is
prompt, its taste pleasant, its relief
gratifying.
Half century of cold and cough
checking. Sold by druggists every
where. Coo and S1.2O.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Man Shot for Animal.

Pittsburg, Kan, March 20.-Harry
Newman, believed to be from
Fresno, Cal, died at hospital here
today from gunshot wounds received
last night near Arma, Kan, when a
farmer mistook him for a wild ami
NAL asleep in haystack. The farm
err was attracted to the spot by the
barking OF his dog.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Soldiers Shovel Coal in
Race Across Atlantic

Newport News, Va, March 20
Bringing $50 men of the Hath ma
chine gun battalion of the 30th
(Old Hickory division, the trans
port Princess Matoika arrived here
today from St. Nazaire, France. One
hour later the Rijndam arrived from
the same port with the 1851 field
artillery, 36th Clone Starr division.
The ships raced across the Atlantic.
Soldiers are said to have helped in
the FIRE and engine rooms
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Simple Home Treatment
to Remove Hairy Growth
Beauty Culture)

Two or three minutes use of a
delatone paste will Danish every bit
of hair from your face, neck or
arms. This paste is made by mix
ing some water with powdered della
tone. After the paste is removed
the skin should be washed to free it
from the remaining delatone and it
will be clear and spotless. You will
not be disappointed with this treat
ment if you are sure to obtain real
delatone from your druggist. Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Shipyards Ask Removal of
Ban on FOREIGN Accounts

Washington, March 20-The
shipping board was asked today by
the executive council of the newly
organized National Merchants ma
rine association to remove the prohi-
bition against American shipyards
accepting orders for foreign account.
The association announced that Sem
ator Ransdell of Louisiana has been
elected permanent president.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Mistake Kahn for Baker
on His Arrival in Paris

Paris, March 20.-Representative
Kahn Of California landed at Brest
yesterday from the United States
and reached Paris today.
This morning Paris newspapers
enormously, announced the arrival
at Brest of Secretary of War Baker
who .is still in the United States.
An Investigation disclosd that he
probably had been confused by the
correspondent with Representative
Kahn.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Fine and Jail for
Sale and Possession
Given Charles Meter

Charles Meter, 225o South
Twentieth street, was fine 500 and
costs on a charge of illegal sale and
given a S0-day Jail sentence ON the
charge of illegal possession of intox-
;cating liquor,
A marked S bill was given to
Meter by one of the state liquor
agents as the price for a pint bottle
of whisky, according to the state Of
ficers.
Later his place was searched and
90 pints of liquor found.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Hindenburg Publishes
= Defense of Former Kaiser

Berlin, March 20, via Copenhagen:
Aroused by recent criticisms of
former Emperor William regarding
his flight from Germany to Holland
last fall, Field Marshal Won linden
burg has prepared and published
here . defense of the ex-ruler's &C
ton
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. SIS.

Love is that inward irresistible
inexpressibility, with an outward all
overedness.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. 985.

What is love? If l could but tell
There would be no secrets to cast
their spell.
l could solve the mysteries of the
age
That battle the skill of the greatest
sage.
God is love, so some folks say,
But who is God, tell this | pray,
If Gods a spirit as l am told
Then love must be a spirit bold.
Love is subtle, psychic thing
That steals upon you with uncanny
wing
Refusing to come when asked, or
go when sent,
Leaving our poor hearts all torn
and rent.
Love makes the days seem but as
hours
1t robs the mighty of their powers.
For it the greatest men have died,
For it million maids have cried.
What love is, none can say
The wisest only hope and pray>
There is no joy when it's not near,
But sorrow comes within its sphere
For each joy it gives there is a pain
As sure as sunshine follows rain.
OF all the pleasures that l have
known ..
OF all the anguish, grief and means
That ever came to mortal man
Love ran with them hand-in-hand.
No. 900.
Love is and always has been the
greatest of human passions. 1t is
intense and ever present in the hui
man heart, whether its tendencies
show good or evil results for having
existed.
Love has changed the maps of
the world since boundary lines were
unknown and before the hewn rock
bore hieroglyphic testimony of its
glory.
The love by instinct of mother for
son, the pure, sweet love of Ruth,
the divine love of Him who loveth
all these are among the earliest
teachings of childhood.
Later we learn to our supreme JOY
or everlasting misery that love is
"Ie grande passion" coming I'M
sought and departing unbidden.
No. o73.
We like. we are charmed with,
we have affection for many; but we
love few people.
Love has many counterfeits, OF
which fascination is the most dam
gerous. 1t is often a deadly foe, not
only to one of us, and the subject
but to those to whom we owe al
legience.
Real love is not blind.
It is fascination that is blind.
Fascination with selhshness has
ruined more hopes than have the
wars of nations. 1t is thing be-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. IA.

Love, is sublime, unselhsh, divine
feeling from the very depth of the
heart, connecting link or force
joining together or yearning for of
one soul for. its soulmate. Love is
the unseen but felt force between
heaven and earth, the essence of life,
of passoin is love. Love is a divine
gift from God. When God breathed
into Adams lungs he breathed life
and love.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. 49,.

Love is such a little word
Lightern than a glance;
Yet twas never heard refusing
Those who know the art of fusing,
Time and circumstance.
Love to heights or depths will 60 in
storm or sunshine, joy or
woe;
Sacrifice, service. duties all, teach us
loves enabling call.
All that's good in love is found
Love that makes the world 60
round.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. $50.

Love is feeling that passes over
person just before matrimony and
leaves just after.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Bowels Out of Kilter?

That's nature calling for relief.
Assist her in her daily duties with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Not a
purgative in the usual dose, but a
mild, effective, corrective, laxative
that leases the bowels into actien
and chases "blues." 25c.-Ada
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
corns, ca|Iuses
Quit Quick

Two Drops of "Gets-It" Will Do 1t.
Ever hand-carve your toe with a knife
trying to get rid of corn? Ever use
scissors and snip off part of the corn
too close to the quick? Ever pack up your
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No, 1912,

Love is the heart Of heaven, the
harmony of eternity, the beauty of
the universe, the essence of life, the
radiance of personality, the glory
of achievement and the immortality
of memory.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21

toe with "contraptions' and plasters as
though you were packing q glass vase for
that rub Off on YOUR stocking? Ever use
sticky tape that gets jerked off when you
pull your stocking off? Kind o. foolish.
when 2 or 3 drops of "Gets-It" on any
corn or callus gives it a quick. painless,
peaceful, dead-sure funeral! Why putter
and suffer? "Gets-It" stops corn pains,
it let's you work, smile and dance. even
with corns. It's the common-sense way,
the only simple, easy way--peels corns
off like banana peel. Used by millions.
1t never fails.
Gets IT. the guaranteed, money-back
corn-remover, the only sure way, costs
but trifle at any drug store. MID by E.
Lawrence & Co., Chicago. ILL.,
Sold in Omaha and recommended as the
worlds best corn remedy by Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Stores.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. o77.

NO. vi.
| kindled a fire around her,
1t burst INTO a flame.
1t gave forth warmth and gladness,
Oh who can give it name.
The fire flashed beack around ME
And enveloped my soul.
Earth seemed a holy heaven
The zenith of life's goal.
That holy fire was love,
The best boon to mortals given
That holy fire was love.
A holy fire from heaven.
Love is a warm devotion,
Love is a joy divine.
Love rules on loan and ocean,
Love rules in every cline.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. 9o3.

Love is sensation above all other
feelings. 1t canot be told to others in
the way one feels it to himself, but
it is natures greatest gift to hu7
mainly and the last thing we would
want to part with.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
Our what Is Love?" Contest
- WV WV
AWARDS SUNDAY, MARCH 23.

So good have been submitted in this that
1--we will continue print them from day day permits and
announce awards at the conclusion, Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No, 1000.

Love is an emotion that arises
from the inner parts of man through
which a radiant light shines forth
to all. Having the desire to love
causes one to conceive of the better
qualities in another and looking be-
yond the less desirable qualities. We
are all taught from the beginning
to love one another and if each Of
us possessed more than jealousy
and conceit which is in the world
today our burdens would be as a
feather floating through the air. The
power to love is to live. One really
never lives unless. he loves. For if
one does not love the flowers, the
birds and the music of the air, his
mind is so narrowed that he does
not enjoy what his Creator has
placed before him and he really new
er lived. Therefore to live a real
love.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. oo7.

God is love,
The one above.
Be great or small,
Pray well, or not at all.
God and the Americans who won
the war,
The ones who made the kaiser's
heads sore.
The Americans who prayed to the
above
The boys | have once forever love
For my brother over there so young
and gay,
And my father at home so old and
gray.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No, 756.

Love is life. Were it not for love,
life would not b. worth living nor
would the world be safe place to
live in. Divine law as we'll as civil
law is based on love. The home is
the foundation of every unit of gov
eminent, home life is founded on
love, therefore my deduction that
love is life.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No, 1863.

Love is beautiful star, leading
one to happiness.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21

side which demon drink" seems an
almost innocent offender.
And what is love? Sympathy, self
sacrifice, patience, endurance, Joy,
life, or death itself, for an offspring,
a parent, or life-mate, or another.
Sometimes it is-oh, sad to relate
for someone whom we are con-
demned to love on in \silence-utter
silence-lest it be a disgrace. There
in lies >renunciation-the renunci-
alton that bards have sung since
time was new.
No matter what the penalty here
on earth, love-real love-1ifts us
higher, and brings US nearer to the
promise of a home in Heaven.
No. 1908.
Love is the moving force which
binds the worlds together.
1t is the power that throws off
glowing bits of self,
And when one lights mortal makes
his life sacrifice.
1t leads from human hopes and fears
Unto that selfless life lived by the
Master.
Earth bound, it often strikes twin
souls,
Which, living life together,
Blend in the heaven-sent gift such
aspirations as lead upward,
And finally each spark which down
ward flew
Is drawn again unto that power
from which it grew.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-21
No. 1905.

Love is the Masters voice within
you. Love is blind. Love is the
spirit of the Holy One, Just in one
true word, love God is love and
those who love God have the true
love within them Love is a bind
ing. Love brings many hearts to-
gether and sews them as a needle
and thread might do.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
8nt pnricrt.

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@robe aegen icin ionitige GcpiIo.
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molIte. Gr rift cine prdhtige eng.
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unb beiflob oaber, oen @eiitliden
81 banieln. Ser Sonig fanntc Den
&farrer unb marnte Den General
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nidts nit ieiner @arnune.
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ben @eiitlifen su uno rief id)on
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Serr unb Weiiter ieinen ginsug tn
SeritiaIem alf einem Semiitiaen
gieIein eebalten hat. sic aber
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gngIdnber."
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Rfarrer belniitig, ~aber i6 fam
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&farrers reitenb, Ser iid in6eiien
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ridt an eieIn!"
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erfldrte Der Tfarrer, nerbeugte fid
tief nod Dem &6niee bin unS trob.
te bon bannen. mdbren6 ser @ene.
raj Sen Spptt fir oieie ltnterre.
hung iiber iid er1eben Iaiien mubte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Mnftion.

Der Undergraduate miro in iciner
@obnung in abortion, Mo., om
Sunnerstas, ben 10. Npril,
b~eginneno lint 1 llbr, nodmit-
tags, bas folgenbe benegli6e gieen.
thrm offentlid an Die Weiitbietcnoen
perfaufen:
fiibrt at Derben.
Stub, Solitein 9ullenfalb, fleincr
Stier, 9 Surreps, Sprineipagen,
Sarmpagen, niebrigcr &agcn, Wa-
Der, Serreden, Gege, 5tpei Seftio-
men; cine I.ggge, Iufbredpfll,g,
S6dufel .. Gultipator, einipdnniger
Yflug, 3,,g = @eihirr. cinipGnniges
8eidirr, In5abl gutter 3a,rme, iorpie
alth anocre 8eihirre, Sattel, @ein.
prelie, on5abl SGiicr uno @einbiitten
BON 40 bis Su 500 @alloncn, Sdrot.
sefpebr, 8indeiter Iifle, 80 gal. Is
Sdub; 3odofen, CUTE Ndbmaidine,
IIopcr Giano in beitem 3uitano,
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glrtifel gu 5abIrei6 I'M anecfiibrt 5t
peroen.
9ebineungen: 9etrGee BON SIS unb
peniger, gaar. Sir 8etrGge iiber
S. miro Elm 9rebit bon 6 Wcnaten
bepiIliet, segen Rote nit gutter Gid.
crbeit. uno 6 8roSent 3inien nod
@erfalI. Sir gaaraablltng BON 9e.
trGge nber SIS miro elm Oisfonto
bon 2 Hro5ent erlanibt.
Gbas. 2aIf.
Com. Stoenner, Iitftionator.
Com. Silmmert, Glerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Sin Bib bes 9uftur Giienbart.

Sober fennt oas luitise Sieo auf
Den 8unoerOoftor giienbart, Der
rOie Seut nad ieiner art" turiert.
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ale 3eiten beriibmt geworben. Or.
Stcttner .Insbad 6e5weifelt iibrt.
gems in Der Selttihen Meoi5iniiden
Wodenl6rift, oh Or. @iienbart
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tpeien lit. 8iele Der b%eoeutenoIten
Stdote Wittels uno Rorooeutid.
lambs gaben vOem eolen u1o funlt.
reiaen Staotar5t" Yribilegien Sir.
lten, bis binauf 81 bcn prellbiifrn
&onigen, itatteten Gat uno Soiofu.
liiteil NIT Siteln nno Redten aus.
ueberaa miro geriibntt. Dab 81. 81.
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belt, ionoern audi bebutiam nit if.
i.cn umgebt, iie fleiBig beiudt, uno
DOB er Die Irmen umionit furiert.
Irb iein @rfinoertalent miro amer.
fanrt, oas i'm marde SnItrumente
fit peridieoene Sperationen eriin.
men lieB.
rs ipuroe iest aud elm Bib bon
Sobann anbreas @iienbart gefun.
Den, oas bic beuti6e We6isiniide
@odenidrift mieOergibt. Dos Bib
lit bon Shiis gemalt uno bon Dem
befannten Iartin 9ernigerotb &c.
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auf Der S0be ieines Sebens barge.
itent. gr trdst Die bobe Yerriide,
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giloe lit nun aub bas @appen an.
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pirft, geltelt lit, barber allf einem
eiiernen Selm ein bdrtiges Damn.
den, , oas in Ser einen Sano cine
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balt. Sn Der MabeI lit tpobl cine
Inipielung ailf ienes Snitrument si
erbliden, oas giienbart gum Star.
operieren %erfunoen bat, urt6 Dos
bonn Sresbener WeoisinaIfouesium
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ar5tliten Observation-Disclosures &c.
riibmt fpiirb.
@enn man benz 8iIoe glauben
bari, bann bat Or. giienbart, Der
in Sann0nerid.N iinben geitorber
1T, Huge, nidt unangenebme 3iige.
Sinter Dem rubigen, beobabtenoer;
Bid rnbt alleroings piel g%iferer.
turl unb S1Iaubeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
3citunacll befannt ecnlad,t miroc.
Gnnn brod Der 21rm los.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
@ismard.T ncfoute.

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benen arone" 5u @ottingen, an benz
a,td Der Stubioius 9ismard tell.
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leere Slaid)e einfad ourf bie Sen.
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Dor, unb Der &ifter beeinnt ietn
Werhor. Viii ore Sebaltpfltn9
gismards, Die SIaide lei einfad
gum Seniter bina,,seefIosen. frast
Der &idter, norm benn Die trei.
benbe 9raft ~bcitonben babe, Die
bieien Slug peronIaBt.
.Se min," erflGrt Ser IneefIag.
te, tells in bem 3uilnmen5ieben
Der MltsfeIn, tells in ser Sdtpung.
fraft Der Irme. I'm Sb,en bies
au benlonitrieren, ersreife ih bier
bie'es Sintenfnb -"
Ser geamte. Ser sudden Bis
mard inb Dem Seniter Itonb, fiel
Dem Sttbenten nod reht5eitig II
ben Irm. ionb bie GrIduter,tnc
ollsreidIeno. iertiqte roidl oas mott.
&c Nftcnitiid. idiittetc Strenian6
hnriibcr rnn c,npfubI iif Dem
Scrrn bon @i3nnrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
in licbenSer Grinnernng

Gn utiercn liebcnoen Sobn,
@iIbeIm Shinbler,
g%citorbcu Sen 90. MGr5 1918.
Gingeiargt gum lettcn Shlin1mcr
SrGat man Old Dor eitcm SSSabr slll
Sub.
Sbnc SdmcrScn, obnc Summer
ShlGfft g%ctrcuer @ilbelm Oil.
Shlummrc iiib i'm filblen @runbe,
BIS CUR IufcrItebllngsihtnoc.
Nnnb, bic trclllib inns gcleitet,
Tie ms nihts als 2iebe gob,
6rcllb uno Croft I'M inns %perbreitct,
Hltbct Nun I'M itillen @rab.
l~lnermilbct mar bcin Slcib
llnb beine 2~eibens5cit mar beiB.
Sreunblid, lieblid), allfgcidlpiicn
Skinner tGnlt OH biniort;
Iber mas bic Sippe ipraf,
Cont in unicrcn Scr5cn nad,.
Bis nod lor19cr @robcsitillc
Sollcluio entqlillc.
Ser5, bns obne Solidgcidlogcn
Sir bic Seincn, mic cine Wlltter fir
ibr &inb:
Gus inns itcrbcno nnd) gctrngcn-
:, mic rllbeit 0ll 10 linb;
Mcineno, oarfenb rllfen mir,
Gm'ger Scgcn folee Sir!
@elpiomct bon leincn
lie6cnbcn @lterr,
TrieSolin Sdinbler nnb Battin,
uno ieinem Sruber Serb. Shinblcr.
Scrmann, ben %. MGr5, 1919.