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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to James f, Cross and Stella NJ. Pear
son, Of Canton; Sheridan s. Maiers and
Maud l.. Becker of Alliance; Leo w.
Lichtenwalter and Libbie NJ. Killinger,
of Canal Fulton; William s. Splde and
Ada +. Forman of Wilmot.
Samuel II. Rockhill has been appoint
ed executor Of the estate Of Ell \. King,
deceased, late Of Canton township.
John L. Monuott has been appointed
guardian for Elizabeth Conway Of Can
ION.
Melville Watson has been appointed
guardian for William +. Dssell Uf CAD
ton.
The County Commissioners to-day
granted the petitioners the right to con
struCt the lline road in Osnaburg town
ship.
The County Commissioners are still
Mt work allowing sheap claims.
No new cases filed in Common Pleas
court to-day.
Sheriff Leninger returned from the
east this morning where he has been
ON visit
County Clerk McGre gor returned
yesterday from Bucyrus where he has
been for several days.
Deputy Clerk W. G. IIeingartner left
for Columbus this morning.
This is pension day at the Court
House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
WANT $4,000

TO Roman In Canton--.How tho othor
"Nowspapors" Woro Found Asloep.
There will be meeting Of the mem.
bers of the Board Of Trade at the city
hall this evening to see what can be
done to have the Gillian Manufacturing
Company remain In the city.
Messrs. Dannemiller, Frazsr and
Harter Of the Board waited upon
Messrs. Moss and Kurtz at the Gillian
works Tuesday evening to consider the
matter and found that 1t would take
something like $4,000 to keep the
works here, II Is hardly likely that
that sum will be paid.
Lima has made n strong bid for the
works, offering buildings worth Sl6,.
600 In addition site Will be given
the company. This exceeds the Ali.
ance bid. A Lima committee was here
Saturday and TO day representatives Of
the Gillian company are In Lima. 1t
copnot be told what will be done.
At u meeting Of the Board of Trade
Tuesday evening IL is understood u mo.
ton was made TO drop the matter. 1t
was finally decided TO call u meeting Of
the members of the Board for this eve
ming and let them determine what will
be done. The Board Of Trade directors
refuse to talk
1r may be incidentally remarked that
the News DEMOCRAT Is u newspaper.
Its readers learned Of the proposed re.
moval Saturday. Other "newspapers'
furnished the matter two days later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A FOLDING BED
Found In the Rooms Of the Canton
Board OF Elections.
I's Presence = Myhtsry--An HilsRAnt on
Painting in the Iisar Room,

IL Ia well,knOwn that the Board OF
Elections have elegant rooms In the
Huntington place,
The Ews'DEMooRAT has attempted
IN keep ita readers informed on tho way
the rooms were being furnished.
The attempt has been very success
ful, az new furniture ia being put In
the room 80 rapidly that II IL almost
impossible 10 keep pace with them.
This morning a reporter had the
pleasure OF again Waiting the rooms.
The changes since Monday are numer-
Gus.
IN tho rear room Ia q handsome oil
painting, II is the portrait Of q fine
looking old gentlemen, The frame II
elegant In tho extreme,
There Ia considerable doubt In the
mind OF the tax payers for what pur'
pose this rear room Is 10 be used,
Some are Of the opiniOn that IL Is 10
be a poker room, while others think 10
10 TO be used aa place 10 work up
Republican schemes aud get out bogus
tickets,
The latest article Of furniture in this
room is a folding bed that 10 handsome
beyond description. When folded up IL
presents most elegant appearance.
The wood work that IL exposed 10 hand
somely polished walnut aud In the CEN
ter Of this 10 alarge French plate mir
ror.
IL 10 presumed that the mirror is 10
enable the members OF the Board and
their friends 10 make their toilet In a
manner appropriate 10 the high POSI-
ti0ns they hold.
When the bed Is spread out II Ia ex-
tremely soft and very comfortable, IL
cost about 500,
What In the world the Board OF Elec-
tl0na wants with an expensive folding
bed 10 hard 10 tell They certainly do not
propose 10 sleep there, and II they did a
cheaper article would answer the pur'
pose
All tax payers Of Canton are request.
ed 10 visit the rooms and look NJ this
elegant piece Of furniture. IL Is q mar
vel Of beauty and no mistake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
ABLE PAPERS
Read at the Academy ol Medicine
Meeting 'luesd ~
BY Canton Phynoiana--Prosram For
Next Meeting.

The Stark County Academy Of Medl-
cine held It's regular session Tuesd ~ In
the city hall with fair attendance.
DR.. u. o, Portmann was elected chair
man Of the meeting.
There were present Drs, A, A. Conk-
lin, NJ. Q, Foulks, James Fraunfelter,
j. +. Marchand, Il. j, March, II. IL.
Phillips, Il. u. Portmann, S. Il, Post, A.
w. Ridenour, j. +. Hudson, L, o. Nor.
row and II. A. Biechele,
Drs. q. II. Evans and S. j, Shelters
applications for membership were re-
ceived and referred TO the executive
committee.
DR.. II. A, Biechele reported n case Of
septicaemia In child resulting from a
prick of pin In the mouth.
DIR. u. j. March opened the discussion
on Conservative surgery, and paid
special attention TO consideration Of
preventative measures. The doctors
paper was strong In advocacy Of antis-
ceptic surgery. Advances In modern
surgery claimed fair consideration In
his remarks. The discussion was taken
up by the members Of the academy.
DR.. M. Q. Foulks read an exhaustive
treatise on symptomatology In infants.
All the details In the symptoms Of sick
infants, with their diagnostic and prog
nostic indications, received special at
tention. The paper was complete and
able and was thoroughly discussed in
its different phases.
The following is the program for
November 9Th: Essay, DIR. Il, .. Nor
row; lecture, Water Supply Of Canton,
discussion, opened by DR.. j. +. Mar.
chand; report OF casee, DR.. s. B. Post,
DR.. r. A. Blechele and DR.. A, q. Brant.
Il. y. PoRTMANN, M. d., Pres.
j. L, Marchand, M, d., Sec.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Canton Man Visits Alliance and 10
Killed by u Moving Train.
Thieves Rob tho Dying Man aa He 10
Being Carried 10 Place OF Quiet

Adam lndermuhle Of this city met
with q fatal accident At Alliance last
.nightAbout 7;30 o'clock,
He had been drinking and was walk
Ing In the III. Wayne yards, lIe saw
west bound freight No. 70 approaching
and stepped on another track when no
was struck by east bound train No, TO-,
One leg was badly mashed and the
other one broken. One arm was cut
of and no was badly bruised about the
head.
Medical attention was given the in
jured man, but II was lmpossibIe 10 do
much for him and at II o'clock no
bfeathed his last,
Az the remains we're being carried
out OF the yard some contemplate per
son went through the pockets OF the
dying man and stole q considerable
sum Of money, II the railroad men
had caught the guilty party II would
have gone hard with him.
Indermuhle has been at the county
inlrmary for some time past and left
that institution Sunday morning To 90
TO Alliance 10 visit friends, Some
weeks ago no received q back pension
amounting 10 about $500.
Coroner Shaefer was notified and
left for Alliance this morning, The
remains VIII DO brought 10 Canton this
afternoon.
The deceased was q man about % or
20 years OF age and q shoemaker by
trade. He was well,known In Canton
and has several relatives living here.
Coroner Shaef0r held an inquest on
the remains OF lndermuhe and the yer.
diet will be that he came 10 his death
by being struck by moving train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Compboll win ornto Tonight.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 3--[Speciall J.
The opening meeting Of Gen. James u.
Campbell, Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, promises to be large
tonight IL rain does not interfere. The
Jackson, Thurman and Powell clubs
will turn out; 30 will the Brlce Escort,
the Old Roman Guards, the South End
clubs and all other clubs and organiza-
tions The meeting will be at p. m.
Among the distinguished people who
will address the meeting are the follow
ing; Hon. James h. Campbell, Hon.
Allen w. Thurman, Hon. I. y. Powell,
Hon, James u. Neal, Dr. j. A. Norton,
Hon II. A, Booth, Hon. George H. Con
verse and other able orators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
FARMERS REUNION.
The Finest Meeting IN the History or
the Organization.

The third annual Farmers hennlOn
OF Washington, Paris, Nlmlahillen and
Ohnaburg townships was held In the
beautiful Folk grove two miles east OF
LouiSyille, on Saturday, All nature
assisted In having u day mOAt suited
for the occasion, and fully $500 people
gathered Ia the refreahing shade At tho
third annual reunion, Al plaO tho au'
dlence was called 10 order by the pres
ident. Minutes Of previous meeting
were read and approved, after which
the society proceeded 10 elect the OIL
cera for the ensuing year which re'
suited aA follows President, Lewis
Hang, vice preaident, WIN, shaifer,
secretary, n, M, Hahn assistant score
tary, A, j, Reese treasurer, Peter fOd'
DER directors two from each township,
Washington, "a. Il, LOzier and A, MUSES.
Paris, Valentine M0ng and Jacob sny
der, Nimiahlllen, Peter Hrughman aud
Jm. Folk, Oanaburg, Thomas Thinker
ana Jacob Walder, Marshal Henry Folk
aud Assistant Marshal Chrlatlan kra'
bell. After this the president deliver
ed an able addrepa OF welcome. lilo
concluded by introducing Il. A. Iiling
OF Paris, whose address waa we'll TO-
eeiyed. Ile was followed by Joseph
Hoover and \. L. Wilson In short
speeches, A Pennaylyanla German
poem was read by Rev. j. j. Leberman
which brought forth rounds Of ap'
nIauaa nluuaF xUaa aiiendad IN with
ease aud simplicity aud after
tho half OF live thousand were fed sew
on timea seven baskets OF fragments
were left. Az | p, m. tho president
called Tor order and Introduced j. w,
Myers, OF Froeburg, whose subject,
Thought" was ably handled. lle
was followed by Jacob Ur0anman, Parla,
on "a plain, practical talk 10 farmerB,"
AT ita conclusion Rev. u. II, Drehbach
OF MaaallOn was introduced aud deliy'
cred au address on the change made In
farming through Inventions. The
query box was next brought forth and
quite a number OF interesting questions
read and answered. The occasion was
enllyened by music furnished by the
Oanaburg Hand, u Louisville Glee club
and n choir from Mt. Pleasant, TAX
ing all In all II was one OF tho grandeBt
times In IN the history OF the 0rganiza'
tlon, and aB the sun neared the western
horizon the Jolly crowd OF farmers
slowly diapersed TO meet again on the
last Saturday In August, 1890.
LEWIS HANG, Pres.
Il. M. HAHN, Sec,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Am hoLIPsr

or tho Great Planet Jupiter by the Moon,
The first occulation or eclipse OF the
planet Jupiter Visible for yeam took
place Tuesday evening. II began
after o o'clock and ended shortly after
10, This blotting outof Jupiter by the
moon was wltneoaed by many citizens.
The moon Ia quite small In compsr.
sion with the planets OF the aolor sys'
tenn. II has q diameter OF but 2,i60
miles. IL ID only 29s000 niles away,
while the distance OF Jupiter 10 8DS,
100000 miles, and still 10 n molten mass.
When tho moon passes the earth'a node
or path and jupiter 10 near the node,
the moon 10 great enough 10 hide the
big planet from Wow In consequence
its distance. The next eclipse Of ,lupi.
tor by the moon, Visible here, viii 90.
cur between the hours OF 5 and 0 o'clock
on tho morning OF October |.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A Murder At Painssvillo.

PAINEsyILLE, o., Aug. 9l.-There Ia
much excitement and bad blood here
over the murder last night OF attorney
A. A. Amidon by Stanley q, Jones,
Jones had been considerably digoipated
OF late, and bis wife had commenced
proceedings for divorce, Mr., Amldon
being her attorney, and with whose
family Ahe was stopping for few days
They were ont tldlLg this evening aud
during their absence Jones called NJ
their house and Inquired II Mr., Amidon
was at home, and was Informed that he
was out riding With Mrs. Ami.
don and Mrs. JOnoD, Ho waited until
their return, which no shot Amldou
through the heart with his revolver
Jones iB now IN Jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A onNIAL sQuIRn
And His Successful Search after a Good
Square Meal.

And His Successful Search after a Good
Square Moal.
II is generally known that In the or.
dInary every day avocationS the genial
Squire, Mr.. j. j. Snyder Of Jackson
township, Is not much Of q caterer.
But when Ills Honor decided upon the
qualities of good square meal 1t would
be folly 10 appeal 10 a higher court.
For some time past the Squire seem.
cd rather moody, his family noticing
him frequently consulting Swans
Treatise. In fact, II is rumored that he
examined II from Alpha TO Omega.
Last week no called into consultation
his uncles and aunts, nephew and
nieces, cousins and various other rela
tiyes, friends and neighbors and sug.
gested that they assist him In arrang.
Ing u surprise for his better half.
September 3rd being her thirty.fourth
birthday anniversary, IL was
agreed that the Squire should
have q good square meal on
tnhI uutt' hlb plhnb WeIo VoIy ub'
llberately carried out and greatly TO the
surprise OF Mrs, Snyder, her relatives,
friends and neighbors gathered Mt her
home In such numbers that she finally
inquired II II was q citizens mass meet
ing. She however agreeably accepted
the situation and the afternoon was
spent In social conversations and
Friendly talks" including the 'Squire's
long hoped for good square meal. Mr.,
and Mrs. Snyder are natives OF Jackson
township and their friends wish them
many more returns OF the natal day,
The Ews.DEMoCRAT reporter who
was invited 10 be present regrets exceed
ingly that business prevented him from
accepting the hospitality and hereby
tenders TO Mr., and Mrs. Snyder his best
rpaDella
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
POLITICAL poIHTs

That win Interest All Political PArtiea
Governor Foraker will open the cam
paign at Xenia September, z,
The Putnam county Republicans
have placed u county ticket In the aeld,
aud there'aa fight on,
A county ticket has been nominated
by Van Vert county Republicans,
Belmont county Democrats have
nominated strong county ticket,
PrOhlbitionlsth have placed ticket
In the field IN Hancock county.
Ashland county Republicans are In u
marl over the senatorial delegates,
Democrats about Marietta are In Ane
condition,
Hamilton county Democrats will
have u grand blowout NJ Mexico FRI
day night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
FAILED TO APPEAR.

Warrants Ihauod gPoE tho Arroht OF Two
Witnesses In Balloon oaao.
August Volzer, the saloon keeper
who was arrested some days ago for
selling liquor 10 Peter Gloss, was up
before Justice Ringle this afternoon,
The complaint was made by Elizabeth
Gloss. The complaining witnesses
failed TO appear and the case was con.
tinued until September 10, The Law
and Order League has taken the case
In hand and will prosecute Vozer.
Peter and Elizabeth Gloss failed TO
appear this afternoon, and warrants
were Issued for their arrest on charges
OF contempt OF court. Constable Sla.
gle will make the arrests this after.
noon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Accident on tho Northwestern.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9i.-[special,l Seven
persons we're injured on the Chicago n
Northwestern passenger train, which
left Chicago for Omaha at ii'30 last
night, by The rear end collldlng with q
light engine. The accident occurred
nsar Elmhumt on tho Galena division,
Two sleeping cars were demolished and
thrown from the track. The passen.
gers injured had their wounds dressed
aud they continued their journey after
delay of three hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
THE MILLER ESTATE.
Lewis Miller and His Son 10 Act az
Administrators.

Mr., Lewis Milbr, OF Akron and his
son Robert, OF tiAn city, have been ap'
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
tho late Jacob Miller, The bond 10 a
Joint ono, signed by Mrs, Alice N, Mil.
ler, widow OF tho deceased, and A, l..
COnger, OF Akron, and 10 for e2,0OO,OOO.
The appraisers OF the estate are
Meaarn. n, A. Wise, David collars and
j. u. Brothers OF this city. The inaur'
anee money, 9lSb,0OO, Ia now ready 10
be paid over 10 Mrs, Aliee Miller,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

diturea. An examination OF tho figures
show that for August, 1850, aud for tho
corresponding month Of 1888, tho TO-
eeipts we're practically tho bame--in
round nOmberk about s04,0O00OO-
while tho expenditures OF tho past
month exceeded those for August, laaa,
by about 40 per can't, or saa0OO0OO for
the paht month, against e24 100000 for
Augupt, 1859, The abatement also
ahowa that during the past month there
has been an increase IN the amount OF
the public debt Of oo070 09s,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
1ntorontInn pooInIon on tho unlon

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 3,--[speciall Judge
Thayer, OF the United States circuit
court, delivered a lengthy opinion yes.
terday holding that the infringement
of the Cigarmakers Union label was
agtlonablg, Notwithstanding the fact
that the label was not copyrighted. The
clgarmakera ARE making the city howl
70 day thFlctoriouS shouts, as this
court Ia the highest court that ever
gave q decision on this question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
pomo Old Lottera.

The Reemsnyder family have been
holding meetings Of late, Last night
several letters were read that were over
one hundred years old. They are very
interesting and will be translated from
German to English. These meetings
will be held at intervals during the
winter. The letters are all written
from Germany and the hand writing
Is good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man Tries to Get of Il Moving Train
NJ New Berlin aud IL Killed.

Samuel Goldenberger was killed at
New Berlin saturday night while at'
tempting TO get OIL n moving freight
train on the Valley road. II seems he
had been stealing ride and desired 10
co. of at New Berlin 10 20 TO his home
In McDonaldavlle. The train was 60
Ing at a high rate OF speed and and he
was thrown under the wheels.
Several cars passed over him and his
body was badly mutllated. Death re-
suited almost instantly, The remains
were taken TO his fathers home In Nc.
Donaldsville, q small town near New
Berlin. The unfortunate man was
twenty-five years OF age and unmar'
ried.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

an excellent appetite for liquids but
AOne for solids OF d morning. The
tongue win hardly bear inspection NJ
any timei II IL 10 not white and furred
II ID rough at all events,
The digestive system Is wholly out OF
order aud diarrhea or constipation may
DO q symptom or the two may alternate,
There arc often hemOrfhOlda or even
l0aa OF blood. There may be giddineaa
and often headache and acldlty or fiat
ulenoe and tenderness OF the pit OF the
stomach, TO correct all this, II not 10
effect q cure, Try Green's August Flow
or. II costs but trlfle and Thousands
test 70 10 eIlloIeney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A Family Reunion.

Saturday August 3lst was very
pleasant occasion for the friends and
relatives Of the family of Leo j. Wise.
They oongregated at the beautiful home
Of j, B. Machamer, near Hartyille, to
the number of eighty and they enjoyed
the day IN social greeting, songs ard
music, and bya good dinner The next
meeting will be at the home OF |. e..
Wise, Brimheld Station, the last Satur.
day Of May, 1890.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
WANTED THE GALE.
Tho Way a Mimic Fooled g Cow

Tho Way Mimic Fooled Cow.
The employees Of the Sun Vapor
Light Company had u great laugh this
morning. Charles Best is a great min.
ic and seeing two small boys driving n
COW past the works this morning he
raised his voice in the plaintive accents
OF calf. He was startled at the result
for the COW rushed In the shop before
those present could close the door. IL
caused some trouble to drive the ami
nal out,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A ROMANCE
ofthO People Who Didn't Advertise.

ofthO People Who Didn't Advertise.
Mary had q little lamb, Ito fleece was
white us snow; II Btrayed away one
summer day where lambs should never
20. Then Mary sat down and tears
streamed from her pretty eyes; she nev.
or found her lamb because she did not
advertise. And Mary had brother,
John, who kepta u village store; he sat
down and smoked his pipe, and watched
the open door. And as the people
passed along, but did not stop and buy,
John still sat down and smoked his
pipe, and blnked his sleepy eye. And
80 the sheriff closed him out, but still
he fingered near; and Mary came TO
drop with him Bympathizing tear,
allow is II, sister, that these other
merchants here sell all the goods and
pay their bills, and thrive from year TO
year2" Remembering now her own
bad luck, the littlem maid replies; "These
other fellows get there, John, because
they advertise,"-Ex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A SALOON KEEPER

Charged with Selling Liquor 10 Sixteen
Year Old Boy.
Mary M. Waltner, OF North Industry,
appeared before Justice Ringle yester.
day and swore out an affidavit against
Joseph Kropf, of New Berlin, charging
him with selling liquor TO her sixteen
year old son Eddie. Constable Slagle
Is on the lookout for .Kropf. Mrs.
Waltner says her boy came home drunk
last Saturday night. Kropf has stated
that he did not sell any liquor to the
boy. go.
kropf was arrested this afternoon by
Constable Slagle and released on 800
bail to appear for trial on september II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
PLAINLY n Money for ,hs ltaInhts.

WAanS0ToN, Sept 4.-lspeclal.l /
Over thirty thousand has been Oubacrlb'
ed by the citizens here for the enter
tainment Of the ylsltOra at the coming
oOnclaye of Knight Templara II IL
expected TO be the largest and most
picturesque ever held In tho United
States. t'Ft. .l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Bays That Monoy Talks.

The Akron Beacon says: zone thing
that the Canton Board Of Trade has un.
dertaken has more Of business about II
than anything that we have observed
In any similar organization. The
finance committee are TO canvass the
city for subscriptions 10 the amount Of
$4,000, 10 be used by the board in In.
duclng manufacturers TO locate there,
and for other purposes that the board
deems wise. These subscriptions are
TO be paid as follows: 2b per cent, on
the first days Of January, April, July
and October, 1890. This means money,
and In such matters money talks"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A nrlrht uhild Lont.

Prof. and Mrs. j. l. Lambert lost by
death, september /, their little child,
Lustre, q bright little boy Of ten
months. The parents, accompanied by
Johnnie Elsass, started this morning
with the remains 10 Miamiasburg, Mr..
LIS former home. Prof l., has been
elected principal Of the Waynesburg
schools and moved here to take charge,
School will not open now for q few
weeks.
The sorrowing parents have the sym.
pathy Of the Waynesburg people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
All from Italy,

Lines TO young woman who recently returned
after long course OF foreign musical cultures
TWAS italy, whose sun-klssed skies
Gave tender radiance TO her eyes,
Twas Italy, whose balmy air
nlew ourls into her raven hair,
Twas Italy that gave each trace
Of lovelluess and gentle grace,
Twas Italy, whore she acquired
That garlic faint that makes one tired,
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