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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-23

THE IRON CHEST.
BY AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR.
CHAPTER I.

Lyndon Parsonage was one Of the prettiest
pleasantest domains imaginable. 1t was mod
crate in extent, and had nothing costly or el
egant about it; but good taste and comfort
reigned everywhere, within and without. The
picturesque simplicity of the house and out
buildings, the careful arrangement OF the
grounds, and the perfect neatness and order
visible in even the minutest domestic details
made it charming and attractive spot
The inhabitants of this little rural paradise
were of character quite in keeping with the
outward appearance Of their home. The Lyn
don family comprised no less than eight mem
bers-the rector and his wife, their five chill
dren, and an invalid brother of the former
who had for many years lived under their
roof.
The Rev. Edward Lyndon was mild
tempered, benevolent, studious man, greatly
beloved by his parishioners, among whom he
was almost as much at home as in the bosom
of his own family. His congregation were
mostly of the poorer class; but there were
some of a better sort, with whom he was equal
ly and deservedly favorite, for he was not
only kind, charitable and sympathizing to the
humble and needy, but man Of refinement
and culture; most agreeable companion in
the drawing.room, and, still better, a true and
kind friend, on whom all might with conf
dence rely. As regarded his vocation, there
were some who thought that his pulpit might
have been more ably filled but if his SER
mons we're not brilliant, they were at least
sincere, and he endeavored to practice what he
preached; while in his parish work, no one
could have labored more faithfully and con-
scientiously than he, or more earnestly tried
to be good shepherd to his little flock.
Equally popular was Mrs. Lyndon, smi'
ling, rosy dame portly in figure, overaowing
with cheerfulness and good-humor, and al
ways ready to lend helping hand to the
rector in deeds of kindness and charitable
works. Her fair, matronly countenance,
framed by brown curls just tinged with gray,
always shons in like sunbeam on the in.
mates of the humble cottages where she was
a frequent visitor; and there were none SO
sick, so sullen or SO ungracious as not to feel
better and brighter after her CHEEKY presence
had Illuminated their homes. Her outdoor
activity did not by any means interfere with
her household rule She was devoted moth
er, entering warmly into all her children's
pursuits; watchful mistress, firm, yet gen.
tie, in her sway housekeeper whose merits
were recognized as of the first order by those
anI
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Mistellaueuns &eadimg.
THE APPROPRIATION ACT.

An ACT 10 make appropriations 10 IueeI Lue oTul-
nary expenses of the State Govcrnment for the
fiscal year, commencing November l, 1915.
Be it enacted by, the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State Of South Carroll
ma, now met and sitting in general assembly,
and by the authority of the same:
SECTION l. That the following Gums, if 80
much be necessary, be, and they are hereby,
appropriated to the objects herein named, out
Of the proceeds of the tax of one mill levied
10 pursuance of section 1 of an act entitled
"An act to raise supplies for the fiscal year
commencing November l, 1875" that is to
say:
1. For the salary of the governor, $4,000 ;
for the salary of the governors private secre-
tary, $4,000; for the salary Of the governor g
messenger, $500. .... II.
2. For the salary of the lieutenant-gover-
nor, $4,000. ..... ....,.
8. For the salary of the secretary of State,
$4,000; for the salary of the clerk Of the Sec
retary of State, 81, 500.
4. For the salary of the comptroller-gener-
al, $4,000; for the salary of the clerk of the
comptroller.general, 81, 800; for the salary of
the bookeper of the comptroller-general; ST.
500; for extra clerical services of comptroller
generals Office, $500.
5. For the salary of the State treasurer,
S2,5O0; for the salary of the State treasurers
chief clerk, 81 800 !; for the salary of theState
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general, upon the application of the health
officer of that port; and the following amount
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated out
of funds in the hands of the State treasurer,
on account of the land commission department,
viz: Five thousand dollars for unpaid expen-
ses of the general election of 1874, and special
elections held since. ....... IT,. 49,.
Sec. 7. That the amounts appropriated for
the payment of salaries in the first section of
this act shall be payable quarterly, and the
amounts appropriated for contingent funds as
required, on the order of the comptroller.gen-
eral, on the application Of the various officers
entitled to receive the same: Provided, That
the accounts and vouchers upon which such
applications are made shall be filed with the
comptroller.general before he issues his war.
rants on the State treasurer for payment OF
the same. 81. ...H. a..a .aa o.. ..... .-.., s..
SEC. 8. That the moneys herein appropria'
ted to be used as contingent funds, and for
other purposes, by the various officers of the
state government, shall be duly accounted for
by thu said officers, who shall make detailed
statement of the disposition made thereof to
the general assembly at the next regular ses-
sion on or DeIOTe DeceuooT 1'oVsoo0,
That no officer authorized to make contracts
or draw funds from the said appropriations
shall expend, or make contracts, expending
more than has been appropriated for>z1y
purpose by this act or any portion thereof:
PROVIDED, further, That the appropriations
made under this act shall be/paid pro rata
until it shall be ascertained th 1t the levy and
collections for said Rssaeses are found to be
sufficient to pay said appF0 s;stions in full,
Sec g. That thesnoDe Il ssnsnsSifopriated snni In
sections /, 2, 8 and q 81 ts sSt sSt shall not be
paid out except forr sxr snIseIi Incurred during
the fiscal year otn9dehDing November /
1875, and ending OctoAerIBl, 1875; and tht
scholastic year CONNER, cling June 80, 1876
and ending June 80, lSF6; !; and it. ia hereb,
made q felony for any officer to pay out anj
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you know. Will you write to these lawyers,
or shall II"
"Oh! you write by all means-the letter is
to you, you know. You can give them my
address, if you please"
"Very well; I shall write Immediately, of
course"
"Just as it suits you. I wouldn't give my
self any unnecessary trouble about it." said
the Captain, indiferently. By the way, Ed
ward, do, fits convenient, lend me that treat
Use on gardening we were speaking Of a day
or two ago. I was noticing your carnations
yesterday afternoon, and that reminded me
of it."
Mr.. Lyndon, as he left the room, could not
help an inward feeling Of regret that his
brother should so little appreciate the good
luck which had befallen him. 1t was scarce
ly a feeling of regret that this legacy, what
ever it was, had not been left to him instead
yet there must have been something in it
which suggested the idea, for almost simulta-
neously with it came a sentiment of self-re.
proach which brought an honest olush to his
brow. ...
"God bless my SOUL" he muttered conscious
ly. "What am I thinking about? Money
is snare there's no doubt of it-and the love
oft is the root of all evil. Poor George! |
hope it will do him good" ....-...
And with his thoughts somewhat in whirl,
he went to his study and proceeded at once to
write an answer to Messrs. Grimsby and
sludge the lawyers who had addressed the
communication to him relative to his cousins
bequest.
1t cannot be denied that all the family were
more or less excited by this piece of news
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-14
NOTICE..

A IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE LATE
w nrm Of Miller + Bennett, Meadow
....iy ey street, will please call immediately and
~,n se.ie their accounts With A. B. and ". J.
~ ,u.ougherty. Attorneys at Law, Lacour street,
sn Shom the accounts and books Of the hrm
mTs. n"ys oeen placed for collection. No money
"ust % paid to any other parties.
o, A. B. W. J. .oDOU0HERTY,
Attorneys Lacour street, Pioche
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsINc.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC,
Meadow Valley Mining CompnUv :.

Meadow Valley Mining Compn NY. -
location OF nrincipsl place of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works.
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
=, Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
boaru OF trustees OF this company, held ON the
twenty ninth l29thl day OF September, 1876, an
assessment tNo. lS) Of Seventy. Ave Cents use,
per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately, in
United states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
once ni the company, rooms over the Office
OF the Union insurance Company, No. al8 Cali
fornin street, San Francisco California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixth t6th) day Of No.
v-mb@r, 1876, will be delinquent, and ad.
vertised for sale Mt public auction and unless
payment il made before. will be sold on Mon-
DAY, the fourth t4ihl day Of December. 1876,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. by
order Of the Board Of Trustees
It. ". COLBURN, Secretary.
Ohce-Rooms over the office of the Union In.
surance Company. No. As California street. San
frahcisco, California. ob.td
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LEGAL.
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ ont OF the Seventh Judicial District
Court, in and for the County of Lincoln, State
OF Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for Judgment rendered in said Court, on the
2lst day Of January. A d. 1876, in favor of l.
p, Ward and against the Queen City Gold and
Silver Mining Company, for the sum Of seven
thousand two-hundred and forty-two 45-lO0
dollars debt, together with thirty seven % 100
dollars tax cost, and all accruing costs and in
terest, have levied on the following property,
to wit:
All that certain mining ground and premises
situated in III Dorado Mining District, Lincoln
County and State of Nevada heretofore claimed,
held, or worked by the Queen City Gold and
Silver Mining Company, and known as the
mining ground OF the Queen City Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company, together with all the
mineral bearing and other earth. ores, quartz
rock and lode or lodes therein or thereto apper-
tanning or belonging, and with all the improve
ments thereon. embracing all shafts, tunnels,
WINES, drifts, slopes, etc. Also all surface i'm
provements connected Herewith, all buildings,
out buildings, etc, together with sufficient
land on each side Of said lode or lodes, five
acres, more or less, for the convenient working
of said mining premises, with all rights and
privileges of said defendants thereto and
therein.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 18th day of October,
A. ID.
1876, between the hours Of a. m. and p. m.
wiz, IL o'clock M, will sell all the right
title and interest of said Queen City Gold and
Silver Mining Company in and to the above de-
scribed property, at Court house door in Phoebe
County end State aforesaid, at public auction
for cash in hand, to the highest and best bid
der, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
A. FIFE. Sheriff.
By G. W. BIRDsAlL. Deputy Sheriff
| Dated Phoebe, september 2, 1876. se15-tt
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Once of the PiOches silver Mining
Company Location of principal place OF bus
mess, san Francisco. California; location of
works, Phoebe. Nevada.
Notice IN hereby given that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors held on the afth dsy Of
october. 1875, an assessment mo. lA) Of Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
IN United states gold coin, to the Secretary at
the office OF the company. Room % Hayward's
building. 4l9 California street. IAN Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the EIGHTH day Of NO
VEMBER, 1876, will be delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment IL made before, will be sold on Fri.
day the first day of December. 1876, to psy the
Delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expense of sale. BY order Of
the Board Of Directors
FRANK v. SMITH, Secretary.
Ofi'ce--Room No. % Haywards Building. No.
4l9 California street. San Francisco, California.
o12-td
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fiillt, Gbriitian, benn no Der ,,Sabn"
Vt, oa mnB au6 Slippers ,,&oOiter"
9eaper Salts.-Sr. Sobn Sor.
baller.-Stopl 6a foulmt en- famoIer
Hetrllt aHsitiefelt. @ @itlfommen, Sans
nes.-@ratnliren Dem maderen Bidder
neilter 0icmer Sn ieinem junsen grin,
sen.
8bila6elpbta.-Sr. a9eut Dart.
ntaier.-SapperlOt! Sa foinmt nod,
eRuer, en- tip top Mdnnte aus ealifur,
uta.-SraUo.
9teaSino.-Sr. Gbas. g. Stiei.-
S6onen Oanf, GbarlD; BOfientli6
9ebt's ipdter beiier.
Ybilaoelpbia.-Sr. Sr. S6mibt.
.-SBrem @nni6e 1T entiprO6en.-
Die ,,StOuepipe" uub piele andre Wten'
idenfinoer werben i6on nod SIR net
teS Sotel be eiu9en.
8bila6elpbia.-Sr. 2ouis SaaS.
-SSie, mas? 9emupt? lpell, ipir Iino
SBneH nadfiti6irt.
S9tlabetpbta.-Sr. G6as. 9.
lebele.-8nrSe biibi6 beiorgt. .-8ere
Sen'S ipGter I'M 9dper erwabneu.-9es
iten 0anf fir bic GOmplimentarbillsts.
&tttSburg.-Sr. Pbil. 9attbOi.
-gln6 SBnen liub mir nabserutibt,
Pbilipp.
9altimOre.-Sr. ST.. 8. 0opp.-
S6On re6t lieber 5ranS; lit beiOr9t.
2nuca r.-Sr. Sriebr. WfeDr
tbaler.-Yoeblie! Sa fommt nod en-
frii6er SaiOe9e .-0te6t 70, Srit.
D.-Sr. 9lsent Soft.
lnann.-Sebt bats aber g'i6ellt; Oa
fommen meinerleel Spei Nefruten auf
eineu S6lag, @illfommen, Samera'
ben.
QDfeustomu.-Sr. asent @eber.
-0as iiub ldredlide Na6ridten.
Srelnb S9abcl bat unire wdrmite
Sbei(nabme.
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QiterariI6e8.

- Sm SerIa9c Der Srn. 9 dd fer
& &orabi in @biIaoeIpbiu, Gde 4.
unb @OOo Str., erldien iueben llno 1T
ourd Die Expedition bieicS 8IutteS ODER
bircft bon ben @erIc9ern gu be3ieben:
Scr boIItommene 9lmerifou. Sc.
id0ftSmunn. Gin $anb. unb $iiIfS.
bub fir @eiddftSIeute aQer @rt in Den
ScrciniOtcn Stuuten bon @orbameritu,
cntbuItcnO bic ueridieOsnen im@eIddftS.
lebcn UOrfOmmenben Scrtra9e, @sr9lci.
DIE llio ibicbSribttrlibe gntfbeioun
gen, Sdenfin9su unb glbtretun9en,
SOIIma@tcn, SduIbideine, Ssribrei.
bun9en nno 8iIr9iduften, @funOldeiue,
0uittunOen, 8er3idte unO 8ebnunOeu,
8e9laubi9unOeu unO Certificate; fcrucr
cine umfoIenSe 9ariteIIun9 Der euOli.
iden 8n6fibrun9, 8edieI &c. &C. in
bcntidcr uub cnoIiIder Sprube. Sc.
bunocu. lSrci8 rs @enta,
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Jam iein, mir aber bat er eS i'm Ser.
trauen mit9etbeiIt, bab aIIein Sbre
.idauerli de 0ummbeit"-cS
luaren ieine @orte. perebrte Srau-nn
Dem &ooe oes fItinen Sans Die SduIb
trd9t GS ldbt iidJ idlper beurtbeiIen,
Gin luie srOber Sbeil Der aueenblifli6
9raIiiren0en SipbtberitisfdIIe anf Iolde
8eoanfsuloii9teit gu idieben iit; baS
itebt ieboh felt, oaB Grluadicue Die Oipb.
tberie oft In 10 9erin9em @rabe baben,
onB lie bielelbe fir cine einfade grf6l.
tln9 nebmen, uno ba bic grfdItun0
nidt anitefeno 1T. 10 iinbsn iie aud
nibtS 86leS BARN, Mnbere ibrem Mtbcm
aus5uisben mo t6nnen feline @efabr
oarin erblifcn, ibre Qippen nit cen.n
glnoerer in 8erilbrllnS 81 briu9en. g}c.
benft man nun ober Die Sbatlo6e, oob
bic 0iptberie in ben meiiten 86IIen
onrd oirefte llebertraguna Der bosarti.
gen 8eime, lueIde bic &rnnfbeit uernr.
laden, Dor iid 9sbt; bebenft man fer.
ner, oaB eS fein belleres NiitteI, inn
ben &rontbsitsitoff 3n ilbertrascn, sibt,
ais oaS &illien, llnb bob enoIib oos
Siliicn, bel alien @cIs9enbeiten Sitte
9eluoroen 1T, 10 1T iidsr nidt uuffaIlenO,
Dap bisie Sranfbeit 70 Ieidt epioemiIb
piro. SelbltUsritanbIib 1T c$ llnIinn,
alle Oipbtberieanite4lugen ouf's &illicn
idieben gu iuoIlsn-oenh sa ipreden
ned anbere Saftoren mit,-aber cS iiebt
9elpiB Seoer ein. bab eS ben &lcinen
be1er befommen iuilrbe, luenn iie luen.
Ger 9efiIbt luiIrben. Sin ein3sIner SUP
bat i6on cine 9an1e SamiIie an9citcdt,
nnO Der 3drtIibite fam in bic Gage
fommen, bab er cine boie 8ranfbeit Der.
breitet, Obne eS gu iuiiien. 9arllm em.
pfebIen mir aus 9an3em $crjen, Die
&lnoer in &nbe 81 Iaiien, onltatt Oab
mir Die @slpiiensbiife eiusS SuouS uuf
inns Iaoen."
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9ie idlimmen Sulscn i6ma6er grrs
OnIlura.

gs aisbt feline patbuIOsiIHe SbalIaGe, bic
fIarer srmiItelt mare aIs bic, bae bic filr9tfr.
litfen pbalen Der RsrSenfranfbeit iit birsft
auf unSpllfommsne gTbauung sursidfiibren
Ia6en. S6lafIO1sfeit nit ibrer &sibe f1lsd-
liGersr GcIaen ertirbt bGufssr aus Mdgsn-
11pG6r, ais aus irernb etnsr anbsrn llrfaGe.
8Io6e 8srubisuuosniittsI fSnnen bic RerpEfiat
ni9t bsilsH uub bErsn aud talb auf ibre
Symphonic su Iinhsrn. Der riGtise Wea bas
RerprnpRsn ;u ifGrtrn, II bertrnisr, bic gsr-
baltunes- un6 9lutbiIbunsscrsane BON bsrfH
unstbsmmtsr Sbitiefsit lsiu @Isi&sstpi9t I'M
bsSiust abbanOt, su irSftissn. Der tdelt@s
0sbrSu6 BON 5 hsttsr's Ma9snett-
tsrs Birb mrbr bspirfeh bic stl@ipa9ien
Nsrssn su fSrfen unb bic ssrsistst ~ liHesrn,
anb ssIlnbsH srfrils'Sot S9IsIm0aS sI.-, 81 Srogs @
icaen0nuten slerSsnmittrl bic IN bsr pbarma-
tupSs Otsr auesr bsrlslttn ssianbH tptrbsH,
gln @sineIaS SOa Sittsrs ioate pOr tsbsT
Wlabbtit eiHseupnutsa psTper' VI.
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bic 9robercS 3utrauCn beiibt, nod
einen beicren 0luf bat. ais chen bic
p@ermuniu Seucr &crIidcrun9S 0ciclI
lbnft" in gteiu SOrf QIIS cine Der
promptcItcn unO SupcrI9iii0itcu @sieIl'
ihNftCn befannt. IoIlte SeNcr, Der irin
gi9entbnm Dor @crluit idibcn unO Der.
Ii6ert Sh boben pilnitt, ib an Srn
9icSmann uon bier oOer aud al ir9enb
eincn Der ilbri9cn gl9cntcn in Ncn per
ldicbencn St6Sten beS 0uuNeS wenNCn,
cenn Die @eicIIidnit 1T iibcroII pOn fol.
den M9eutcn pcrtrettn.
9ie Glteifen Sibelm. - Sr. VI. y.
Sdpfe, Der befonntc STifuouren.
bdnoIr an Der Gfc Scr 3lucittn uno
Gbeltuut Strobe oIIbier, bat brci 8ibeIn,
3luci in lateiniidcr, mo cine in Ncut.
iher Sprade 9cOrnft, luCIbc obne 3pci.
fcI Die dltciten SibcIn in Nicicm QnnNe
iinO. 9ie bcutibe YibcI ipurpe i'm Sab
re l470 bon SriSnCr 4 SenIcnibmiot,
lluo Die I0tsinii6cn cine in 1919 non
IntoniuS Gobur9cr in gliirnber9, nnb
bic onocre in 1880 Don SObnm 3oiS.
ner in Him 9sOrlft Sic 8ibeIn ia.
ben relp. 461 unO 439 8Idttcr, (aIiu
922 unO 87S Seiten obne ben 9InbanO.
ilnO in ur0Itcr Neutiber Sdrift, abnIid
Der &irdentcTtIdriit 0cNrnft, luibreno
bic 9lnfangSbuditabcn cincS ieben 8a.
pitsIS in colOrirtcn Qcttcru 9eihricben
iino. Qluf bcl 9cfcIn bciinoen ib
ionoerbure Siourcu ucrIdicocncr Mdn.
ncr (luubribeinlidb FOLDER Der oNmaIi'
gen IcbenNcn SiIritcm, 8uppcu II. |.
~, iIbcrbnupt lit Der GinbnnO nod
iebr gut unb fart. 9icic 8jbeIu luur'
9eu bcmnnb Ion9e Dor QuI0crS 8cbnrt
unO frrS nub grfinNun8 Der SndNvnf.
ferfunit 8cNruft, mO iino lue9cn ibre8
9roben 9lltcrtbumS bon lcbr bObem
@crtb. Sr. Sdpfc crbicIt OicicIbcn
fiiBIid bon Srn, Seinrih Qeiicr aus
8rcSIuu, mO id)0bt bicicltcu icbr bod.
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Gin Brief au alle giriIrnbs.

llnIcr 0clddBtcr alter SrcunO nnO fri.
bercr SI0cnt, in @ittSbnr9 Sr. Srieb.
9 d. m . t. icbt i'll @biIo0cIpbia luObn'
buft, ibrcibt inns 6OIOcuNcS
philadelphia Ocn 1tcu Suui, 1876,
Qicbcr SreunO Gippcrl
SnNem i'd icBt nit Der Ginrib'
tlln9 in mCincm SOtcI 9dn3Iib ferti9
bin, 70 Made ib Sbncu bicrmit oic gIn.
seiGc, Dap id icbt fir oIIc m60Iihe Ber'
Ioncn, mO0en iie &rG9cu pber "Stove-
pipes" tru0cn oNer aud llntCrr0ft, fir
Serrcn 70 pie fir Somcn bereit Itebe,
ScnIcIbcn oru bcItmO9Iicbltrn s omfort
3u bieten, lpdbrcnb beS GentrnuioIS, lmp
5pnr al 8reiIen, bic aud bel 9cluObn.
Iiden 3eitcn nibt biIIigcr iiuO. Snbem
meine ginridtungeu 9dn;Iid ueu, mel.
he 8etteu rCinIib, mo Don Den befann.
ten Sommcrp69CIn, 9elu6bnIib Bedbugs
9cnonnt befrci inN, 10 m0btc ib bel
Sbrem nd1ltcn 8GlN1 Sbncn meinSnu$
belten8 empfeblCn, un0 SiC erlubCn,
Sbren 9robeu MfunN in Der ,,StoOtS5ci'
tlln0" nuButbWl, bamit cS nub nnNre
WienibenfinOer crfabrCn.
glo6 befonoer8 m6dte i6 bemertt
bnben Dap bic Sobrt bon meinem SnuIe
in elmer bnIben Stlnbe fir Den niC0ri.
gen @rei$ bon 8 GentS bis gum Gcnten.
nioI 9emudt perNcn fam.
Soffcutlib iuerbC itj SoS &cr0uiI9cn
bnbeu uuiere "Stovepipe' boIOm69Idit
bon Der 8nbrbcit icIbit iIbCrSell8cn Su
fOnnsn. Sbr trcucr Srclulb,
8rie0rid 2 bmi6t,
SO. 229, Glib 3lucitc Strabe,
%biIOOCIpbio, ga.
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