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impersonai tribute The
IN name Of him. whose body
H M % is O'fS 81: US ,n sSen R.a1
@I NV f Ss e we kn STt mot Sal whs sRs:
II M his death marks him with
"A n IA the everlasting glory OF
IN /M an American dying for his
w. .~ He might have come
&S1Y of American homes. Some
mother gave him in her
love and and with him o, her most
IN ID. tRdn that SS q
as s If NEED SG Ss for the to Ivy:
sSs rein to for ~ IF aSsIs
once c' siowed the soul % Of an American. with
the asDrstio6s and ambitions ,3 Of sitfsa
may have been a native or an adopted son:
US .s .sefcsd ssfk
We DO not know his station in life BE be.
5s'S or Sa q. Gsy
Of creating Sr% mics and nd the departing Of
reach the battle lines for maintained ma
tionality and preserved civilization The
alike. and Tiches were Common to all homes
in the consciousness Of service to country.
Died for His Country.
WE do not kS % the Inc Of his birth
w death. He died for his country. and
Hs died anQusstlOnins unoompIainins, 9it viii;
faith in his heart and hope on his lips, that
ton survive As a typical soldier Of t this
IN the
countrys cause; Conscious Of the worlds
Up. TX. 81 D%SaR h sS If
manity before, perhaps he believed his to be
a service destined to change the tide OF hu-
In the death gloom Of gas. the bursting Of
Intimately the 'r great Gad Over ali. their souls
are ahame. and eOnsS ieI expands and
the glow Of Conflict, and the supreme trial
of courage. come inyoluntarily the hurried
deaths great mystery; On the threshold Of
how Ii. sDns BLOOD S' would SS
color the stream Of human iifs. flowing on
II. Sis Se fav.d mof. tSan triumph Of
country: rather. 1t was greater II he hoped
revere that citizen whose conadencs in the
righteousness Of his country inspired belief
that its triumph IL the victory of humanity.
Cherished National Rights.
THIS American soldier went forth to battle
with nd hatred for any people in the
purpo. .oF % sTs s.'Rs '1S
cherished our national rights, and abhorred
@ nS :s Of destraction and suffering and
death he nred his shot for liberation OF the
a thought Of world awakened; and we
reverence for that thought Of =. wider
On such an occasion as this. amid such
scene our thoughts alternate between de-
tenders living and defenders dead. CRATE
full Republic will be worthy of them both.
Our part Is to atone for the losses Of heroic
dead by making better Republic for the
living.
Sleeping in these hallowed grounds
thousands of Americans who have given
their blood for the baptism of freedom and
its maintenance, armed exponents OF the
Nations conscience. 1t Is better and nobler
for their deeds. Burial here is rather more
than a sign OF the governments favor, 1t
Is a suggestion Of q tomb in the heart of the
Nation, Borrowing for its noble dead.
Conservation Goes with Tribute.
TODAY'S ceremonies proclaim that the hero
unknown is not unhonored We gather
him to the Nations breast within the
shadow Of the Capitol Of the towering shaft
that honors Washington, the great father
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the leg, 10 at the hospital and Is
reported TO be rapidly recovering.
A coronor's jury, summoned by
DR.. T. N. Jones, met last night at
Demaine's mortuary chapel ana
after Viewing the body of Ferris
adjourned to meet at 1890 o'clock
Monday night. The jury is COM
posed OF the following: John H.
Trimyer, H. Melvin Devers, H. B.
Clinton H. Brown, z. Tan
ner Matthews and Frank B. Howard.
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the martyred savior; Here the inspirations
forever unit. to make the Republic v sSfhy
Of his death for nag and oourtry.
tribute to the dead eGss oa... T.s
to a better order Of living. With ali my
who survive g mothers who sorrow. o -
widows and chiidTen WHIP mourn. that no
Modern Warfare Cruel and Scientific.
TT was my fortune recently to see a demon
longer Conflict in eSi9airs. nj i more % no @
Seiibsra.e dsstruction G%R Rsxr. 'F %s:
no eonteIding n sne%Ry only the theoretsal
methods Of modern as..rueslOn. There s"t was
sPsaEsbls dsvastation Wrought 81 s@f inn;
trating their lesden storms; there: was, the
men with souls sacrificing for the Decision.
The flying missiles were revealed by niumi-
was streaked with tiny flames marking the.
fectiveness Of the theoretical defense was i'm
pressed by the stimulation of dead and
dsunted and unheedlng. As this panorama
Of unutterable destruction visuaiized the
the sense Of the failure Of cfvilizatOn %hieS
can leave 1T. problems to such cruel arbitra-
human attribute. and = full appTsIsaI of " the
patriotic loyalty Of his countrymen. could
public to make such sacrifce until ali reason
had failed; until appeal to Justice through,
effort Of love and consideration for fellow
men had been exhausted. until freedom itself
threatened.
Would Bar Wars Tragedies.
7 SPEAK not as paSinst fearing war. but
AZ w IN hall he hfuha
function OF government is to give its citizens
the security of peace. the opportunity %
o. ea Pesox
the hsroically earned tribute-fashioned in
ssousht nsitSeF sRadowed by rsmo 8s.ou 6oG
made vain by fancies. is the commitment Of
before. II American achievement is cher
ished pride at home, II our selfshness among
helpful example in the world. then let US
give Of our influence and strength. yea, of
kind on a little higher plane. exuiting and
eIalting. with wars distressing and depress-
ing tragedies barred from the stage of right
eous civilization.
There have been a thousand defenses justly
which reason and righteousness ought to
have stayed. Let US beseech all men to Join
and Righteousness shall prevail.
Lasting Peace Prayer Of America.
Q LANDING today on hallowed ground. con-
and soul to this fellow American, and know
Ing that the world is noting this expression
of the republics mindfulness. 1t is fitting %
say that his sacrifice and that Of the millionS
there shall be, the commanding voice of a
conscious civilization against armed warfare.
As we return this poor clay to its mother
soil, garlanded by love and covered with the
decorations that only nations bestow, l
the prayers of people, of all
peoples, that this Armistice Day shall mark
the beginning of a and lasting era OF
peace on earth. go>d will among men Let
me join in that prayer.
Our Father who art in heaven, halb1wed
be Thy name. Thy kingdom come, Thy will
be done on earth. as 1t is in heaven. Give
us this day our daily bread and forgive us
trespasses as forgive those who tres
pass against US And lead us not into temp
tation. but deliver us from evil for Thine is
forever. Amen.
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ALEXANDRIA CITY
NEARLY DESERTED
Citizens by Thousands
Attend Ceremonies
At Arlington.
THE HERALD BUREAU,


A. 8. DOniphan,
TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. IL
Those who remained in Alexandria,
and they were few. paused for two
minutes at noon and paid reverent
tribute to the memory Of the IN
known warrior whose body was
buried In Arlington today.
Practically all Alexandria left the
city by trolley cars, buses and a.
tomobiles. The procession began
early this morning and continued up
to IL o'clock. Hundreds of visitors
from Virginia, who stopped of in
Alexandria, Joined the throng. There
probably never before was such a
general exodus here. The Alexan-
drians did not return home till late
in the afternoon. Many had been
caught in the jam en- route to
Arlington and failed to reach the
cemetery.
Special services in observance Of
the day were held this morning in
Christ Episcopal Church. conducted
by the Rev. w. J. Morton, D. D.,
rector.
The truck Of Relief Truck and
Engine Company No. 1 was struck
by an eastbound electric train over
the Observation-Disclosures Railway
shortly after o'clock this morning
In front OF the company's house on
Prince street. Arthur Skillman,
driver OF the truck, was bruised on
one hip and shoulder. He was
treated by DIR. T. NJ. Jones The
damage to the truck, II Is estimated,
Will be in excess OF $1,000. The
electric train was in charge of Con-
ductor Frank Edwards and Motor
man Clarence Acres. The police
have made an investigation and 1t Is
expected that the case will be heard
in court tomorrow.
Elmer Ferris, colored, who was
shot on the morning of October %
with a pistol alleged to have been
fired by Walter Johnson, coloredl
died last night at the Alexandra
Hospital. His brother. Charles
Ferris, shot at the same time, died
last Friday. A third man, brother
Of Walter Johnson, who was shot in
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-Cattle-Prime
steers, ss.50a10.75: good to choice
heavy steers, ss.00as.75; fair to good
steers. s6.soas.25; yearlings. fair 10
choice. SS.5oa12.o0; feeding steers,
$5.o0a6.5o; heifers. $5.0oaS75.
Hogs-Choice light butchers. t6.70a
7.25; medium weight butchers. ss.s5a
100; heavy butchers. s6.60a7.15: fair
to fancy, light. $6.65a7.2o; heavy
packing. s6.25a6.75; rough packing,
- ton6.4o; pigs. Ss.50aS.0o -.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs, t7.75
a9.4o; feeding lambs, ts.0oas.25; Gull
lambs. S4.o0a6.00; yearlings. s5.ooa
7.26; wethers. s3.60a5.7b: ewes, s2.oo
AIS.
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unable to do all OF
my own work. /
had severe pains
In my left side
every month and
had fever and sick
dizzy spells and
such pains during
my periods, which
lasted two weeks.
Iheard ofLydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
.tablo Compound
d0inO nthara 40
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Motorcycle Kills Farmer.

WINCHESTER Va. Nov. IL
Atven II. Guard. a rich farmer Of
stephens City, was struck by q mo-
torcycle and Instantly killed last
night three miles south % here. Hugh
Taylor. eoiored. VINO was driving.
held for Involuntary manslsughter.
was admitted 20 ban. while w. r.
Mitchell. riding IN the sidecsr. was
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Quentins Meet Stantons.

The Quentin Athletic Club will
meet the Stanton Athletic Club to-
morrow at 1850 O'Clock on the Con
gress Heights Eridiron. The QUEEN
tin Reserves will clash with tho East
Riverside eleven az / 80 o'clock
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The Presidents Address
AT the Burial of An Unknown American Soldier at Arlington Cemetery
November II, 1921

yesterday delivered of
o Gor OF iuah
n afwurh theaero
President Frequently nfd "E
audible amthhhenv. and for the benefit of those
dItdn uhye auush rd as a. IN
teri of the President odysS oIouy
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Trinity Juniors Win.

The Trinity Juniors defeated 'hc
Moultons yesterday, % 10 Is. The
Trinity midgets wish 20 arrsnE"
games with l0O-pound teams. Call
West 1857.
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A demonstration was witnessed recently IN
Warsaw when 10000 people marched In
parade to promote u compulsory school law
in Poland and IN increase In school accom-.
mods tions In wsrssv.
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SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD
Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should
Be Read by All Women

Clarified, Pa.-"After my last
child was born last September I was
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Prof. J. A. Fisburne Dies
Suddenly at Waynesboro

sTAUNTON. Va, Nov. 11.--An hour
before the football team Of the school
that bears his name was to have
played one Of the most important
games Of its season. Prof James A.
FishburnN. founder Of FIshburne Mill
tary School. at waynesboro, died A.
his home there. He had been Ill nve
months. but death was unexpected.
Fishburne Military School was
founded in 1879. and was under his
supervision until 1918.
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To Aristide BRAND, premier Of
France, the great silence led his
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HUMOR AND PATHOS MINGLE
AS THRONGS HONOR UNKNOWN
Arms Delegates Moved by Silent Prayer; Little
Miss of Six Darts Through Lines to Greet
Wilson-Other Incidents.

Continued from Page Fifteen.
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are met today TO pay the
impersonal tribute. The
name Of him. whose body
lies before US took night
with his imperishabls
S0uL We know not whence
he came, but only that
his death marks him with
the everlasting glory OF
an American dying for his
country.
He might have come
from any one OF millions
of American homes. Some
mother gave him In her
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aasemsine gonnts.R enisfeitsn.

@eboren: Dem @bepnar aIfres
Riron un6 Satin. bon Canaan. Gin
Sobndeu; 6Iopb 8anbersriff unS
Satin, III SpenSpiIlc, Elm Godtsx-
den, ioipic GboS. Bigg uno @ottir,
Dor Smcnsbine II. 9, Elm E0htef,
dcn.
Der BLAND Commercial Club lit
3. 3. belniibt cine Der 9roBen Sdut'
fabrifen 81 peranloiien IN 8Lnnh
cine 3mei9fabrit au ballen.
Sn Der cpangI. ct. Socobis &irde
Su Charlotte miro an Sonntog, bc1
80. Sttober, Die Reformationsfeier
nebIt abenomabl I%tattfinben, aut
0icnstag ben IS. Ottober, nobm /
llbr miro i'll Der 9enonuten &irde
Baltor &oenie. MiiiionGr in Suoien,
cine Iniprade balteu. SebermorrH
lit freunoli6it cingelaben.
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4as {nlthatt.
Gin ueues Sebifrl fir &u IIbuuN
Ocs SlnfwnnStruS,

Sn Oieien. Sontnter trttt III
GeutI6Iano cine neuc 8oiicrtport
art 3llln /. Wtale aus lbrenl biaDe'
rigen touriItiidcn Edti8tcita8cbtet
oils Tcnniport Dor Die btelte Del
ientlldfcit: Gas 6%IuBwanoern I'M
6altboot. 1oltbortc i!nO aus lcidl'
ten geroocn ODER geboGenen Sol3'
It6bcu mo aus paHero!dter Selll'
pauo gcbautc, 5ulammenlGg0are So
nus, Die nit Dem SaOoel belpe8t
uno bej0roert nerOen. Nus plitnl'
pen mo idIed)ten amcritanlld)en
8orbilOern iin0 in SberbaDerr, no
Oieier sport 3ubnuie lit, i'm &arIe
ser 3eit idnitti9e, ieine uno leldte
Sportboote 9eporoen, Die IN Se5ug
auf 6ornL 5eitigfeIt unh Seetud]'
tigfeit oen 8ergleid nit Dem 9ol5'
fanu ui6t gu l6euen baben. Gas
benefit nitt gum minoelten Der
llmitanO, Oab oieie 8oote INNER
mebr uno mebr bel &%anufabrern be-
Iiebt nerOcE. So, lie beginner TO-
9ar oaS idperere uno %Ieitere Sol5'
fanu III p~erOrGngelt, neil lie utter
oeu beltigen Observation-Disclosures
uno 8eiicteucrungen bier bcQuemer
unb biaiger -- ais Sanogepdt I'M
Giienbabnpagen! 81 beforoerl
iinS. 8ute 6altboote tple8en in
Bfun0cn (20-40) MIR 10 nIel ME
SoI5fonuS in atlo.
Scit ctua 10 Sabren Iino Salt
bootc, anlan9s nanentlid auT Den
reiBenoen UcbirgsfIiiiien @aperls,
oui Star, Sun unO SeG. mo II
Der Steicrmarf, nui Der Wflr uni
Der Gral,, our Iusubun9 Oes 6luBI
%panOeru8, eiuer sIbart oes @oloer
ruoerns, in touriitiiAem Gebraut
BUR Yilege oes 6IuBpanoerns in
Saltboot BADEN li4 in V'iinHen
@ra3, EraunItcin1 Gresoen uni
9eip5ia Sportleute oeriGieOentlld
ifon su 8ereineu 5uiammcngcIhlol
len, Die nun aud 5ur iportlidel
8ermenoung iibergeben. Snterll
Salt6ootregatten baben in oteler
5ommer in Miinden, Sresoen I'M
2eipsig idon itattsefunoe'l,
Gurd oieIe iportliaen unternet
mungen miro Oas Saltboot ieine
eiacntlifcn touriitiiten geltin
mllna, Elm Sibrer gu itiaen gel
borgenbeiten ieiten betretener Slut
aebiete, 5u Sreiluit' uno 8tlOnell
leben gu iein, niGt entriIien. Seir
Nrcun6e tueroen ipie bisber, 10 ait'
; in 8utunft in eriter Sinie nit ie
ner uno oes Ieift mitdunebmenoe
Bellies Silfe auf Die 8robItaOtflud
eeben.
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aarl 81. SnIdImcicr,
Sanfiagnag.

unicren 9eebrten Go6barn uno
SrutnOen, bic uns ipdbrenO Der
aranfbcit unicrcr geIiebten Satin,
1l1tter unO Stiefmuttcr,
Sran Ineuit Sciie,
unb na6 ibrem SoOc iunocr9cBlide
2~icbesoienItc crmieier, iomie IGcu
mclde Der @critorbencn baS lebte @b'
rcngcleitc eobcn, m0dten mir bier.
burd unicren ber8lifiten 9orf ob.
Itottcn. GbenfoaS ber5lidcn Gont
Sen 9obrtuGtrGgcrn, ionic fiir Oil
reiden 9IumcnipcnOen, unO INSIDE
Ionocre Serrn &aItor &oSlnanm lin
feline t~roItDolle @rabre0c.
Die t~rancrnScn Sinter6licbcucn
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Berger.

8GbrenS grnIt 8iSsmann, Der
iid lettcn 9ienStag perbeiratbete,
bon ieiner Iesten 8rautfabrt beim'
febrte, bottc err 0aS llngliid bel Ser
mann nit einem MarWcIl Iuto 5il.
iommeu gu itoBcn, iuobci ein 8oS
Icincs 8u9gp'S 5crtrilmmcrt, leond
9ticman0 berlett pllroe.
@mt. 6ducs Der bier in Geo. Bell.
monn's @ebGuoe ein Sotel unb Soft
Grint @eifdft bctricb, bat 'cinc Gin
riftung an Seilmom pcrfoutt
Sduet un6 5amilie. mcldG lett(
ISOLDE beIufsmciie in ct. 2ouis mo-
rem, iino unt Samstog mieocr 5rritf
gcfebrt.
Senrp ~SSueoemarn hat iein 8obn
bulls nit eincm gccOeIin SeIellh
tlngsipitcm perieben laiien.
Die S6erne aui Der 6orm oeS
Soicpb Steinmes purOe an lestel
Sonntag Worgen gegcn 8 llbr ourd
6eltcr 5erItort, eini6lieBIid oeS Sn
bates bcItebcr0 aus Seu uno 5arnl
moI6inen uno @crdtbcn. Die @nt
ItcbungSuriode lit unbetonnt. Sc.
Sduoen lit gum GbeiI blrf Ser
iiferltng gebeft.
Die 8eidGfte in inherent Stoot
fpen tporen tp1breno Der oc%rgartgerel
@ode iebr fIalt, ga Die 6arnner iee
AT iebr nit Der 8eiseneinIoat be
i6dftiet iino.
RoblIing & Mortin erbielten &c
Itcrn cine G%arIaorng 4epfel.
Or. S. o. 8atteuberg mar Letter
@ontos o,rnl 8eiud iciner Ineebori
gen bier.
SRI. SiIoo Ratbcrt, Delfe mebrt
re 8oden beiudsneiIe in ct. Sorl
tuor, lit Iesten @ontag pieoer 5uriid
getebrt.
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Red Cross Gives
$4,000 to Aid
'Clean-Up' Drive

An appropriation Of $4,000 for
Red Cross work in connection with the
cleanup" campaign instituted by the
Government to bring the claims Of all
disabled service men who are entitled
to Federal aid before the proper gov
eminent bureau for action, has been
made by the American Red Cross.
The Executive Committee of the
American Red Cross in making the
appropriation authorized the appropri-
alton of $4,000 of this sum to the
American Legion TO defray the ex-
pense of the Legion representatives
assigned to the various districts OF
the Veterans Bureau.
The remainder OF the appropriation
was authorized for a|pportionment
among the several Divisions Of the
Red Cross for carrying on that part
of the cleanup" work that falls di
rectly upon the Red Cross organization
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Die ueue ReiicInlt Der GusIdHher

9te @eielid)aftsretien en9lllter
uno amerifaniiher &eiieburenlls, Die
DOR Dem &ric9c 10 b1uFig fuaren,
itub iett picOer aufgenomlllell NOR
ben, uno man fam mlcoer Die 8a-
Nen Iebeu, aui Oenen Die glattra'
iierten bemiisten Serrcn nit ibrell
Eumen gu Den ScbenSpitrSl8teltcI
roaen. So, es bat oen &nldetn,
ais Oh ole Gngldtocr, Die ia lelt
ionaeiu ols oaS gfeiicOolt bcfallnt
linD, Oen 9riud Ocs 6ejtlan0cS III
piel ~gr0Berem llmtan9c olf8enom'
men babrn ais iriibcr Gle en9li.
iteu 9lGttcr berid)ten, oaB lid oaG
Bublifum III eiHer irilbcr ulI8e'
fannteu 3abI ou oieicu Ietier
or6rgt. Die eugliide Salute bringt
es nit Ii9, DAB Der 9rite bellte mad
oen meiitcn &Gn0ern fir elm wabrea
Spottgelo reiieu fam. 90 toitet
4. y. Elm iiebentdgiger 9eiuh bon
Baris fir Die Ecrion ilrr neur
Buineen, m1o iiir 1912 @uineer
ole 9erion miro cine 8odentout
mad, 2uSern erm6glidt. Gieie2
Reifcfieber lit bis in Die areiie &C.
hrunsen, Die iid iriiber oanit be-
oniieten, in Die n0dite llnlgebune
Sonoons a,ls5nfiiegcn un0 an eint
,europGiide 5our" iiberbaupt MIDI
Oad,ten. &leilte SanOler ilno Sano
fperfer, bcid)eibene 9eamtr. lie alt
Baben erfanllt, oaB iie utter Der
ae~acrnpGrtigen %llmitdnoen i'm aus
Iarto meiitens biaiser rciien ais 81
Snuie.
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SumOriitii6es

@erroter. - 2ebrer: 8eri6ieoene
0inee fam man nidt 5uiamrnenaos
bieren. Gin Sdaf unO cine Gllb
tonnt ibr nidt aboieren, benn boS
9ibt Weber 5fpei Sfafe nod 5nei
&iibe. 8er fam mir iaecn, iuas
man 5~ltIommenfiieen fonn2
&arl (Sobn zines Rildmanns):
Gin Sitter Mil6 lrno Elm Sitter @aIs
Ter gibt Suinmmcn 5tpei 2iter Nildl
9epot. - Shirt: Sun, S0ritcr, 1T
Oos 8ilo in Sidt?
80rIter: llntcrtGnieIt aui3upar'
ten, Surdlm,i6t, cs mo6t ii6 chen
iduBfcrtie!
Der Santoffelbclb. - q. (auf ei'
men Scrrn seieenb, Den Gpplts cine&
cftcn Santoffelbelben): Gem Serrr
SGnftlid iiebt man iein Ilter gar
nidt uni
g.: Ibcr Ieine Iltel
Die rihtige &oreiIe. - Sobnder
our Mlltter: Wl,ttcr, mas betBt oas
Ser @iel eebt Uoran?
Niltter (orSiueitEno): 90 mllB
On 0cincn Safer fragen!
Ger S6oser1ber. - Gin Yrbette
grub ur6 grub BEN Soben Inn, al!
Gin miibiger 8affer olf i'm 5utrot
I'm mas srabt Sbr ba? fragte er
Der arbciter lab furs ouF unb ant
fuortete: I'm @clo. I'm @elo? 9al
Ser 3uI6orer erltallnt 5urild, uno
fii1te or fpottii6 bin5u, mann gloltb
Sbrs ipobI s1 befommen? gsadIte1
Sonnoben6l ertpiberte Der Qrbeiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
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