The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1907, Page 2

AFEARED OF A GAL ~—S In Angst vor ihr. Anonymous. (German words by the Composer.) Allegro. JAQUES MENDELSOHN. Moderato. it alli—a - ner Seel! in if i- ger Se- feared of Angst vor what the ba sti her, And such a ihr, Und so "ne folks Is say - ing - an! Ob sie mich mite of a win - zi - ge should be wirk - lich so! mag? of her size rolled solch’ Knirps’ in sin Jane, and me, Hann-chen Bat Vd rather face a That's why Da - rum face : ted-skin’s knife, Doch so schreckt mich nicht der Rot-haut Axt, I'm kind of: bash-ful like, bin ich auch ei - was scheu, ) 4 Or the grip of a Noch die Tate vora Aes A-wait-ing f Das ist wahr et Sal Schwester sagt, And should she hear I’m scared of Und wenn siedenkt ich ha - be Angst, o cao et. & says, such a »*Sie ist doch so dear, lieb, her, You'll She’s just Sie’st g’ra - Sehworst du, ‘‘Nu nee, nu the one for de was fiir swear it can’t be true..... nich.” a —¥ ¥ it all! a ner Seel’! in TE F ; rf feared Angst of vor And So’n me Rie a gal, ibr, just - sen - ee feet wie six kerl two! ich! seas ys eo in - to one, Won't dit - to eins, das macht Nicht ei - ne Schwester draus! speak to her, Find out and let me _ know; sprich zu ihr, Find’saus noch die-sen Tag; sis-ter Sal! 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Pittsburg, Pa—With mass of official bi caused by the annua Museum Direct city recently, Dr. intends to devote hin f the mounting of (he many new finds made within the last few months. far the t interesting of 2, from a historical standpoint, is | the skeleton of Stonewall horse, which was secured by the di- j rector against much quiet but per- tent competition. Dr. Holland will this exhibit with his o and it probably 2 within a fortnight. The d to be practically per- the ; th hands. in the skeletc fect The skeleton of another famous war horse of the rebellion, Winchester, the charger of Gen. Phil Sheridan, in his famous 20-mile ride, is government prop , and is kept in the museum on Governor's island, in New York harbor. This museum for a long time has been go to ruin through the lack of an appropriation to keen it up, great | ss off his hands, | meeting of the darn mei feet wie six kerl rapidly falling away from dry rot. 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