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Seven years ago this State entered
ssnig against the Pacific Gnano Company
and Others for recovery of scertein phos.
Sp6ste lands. Litigation has dragged
a.ong from one court to another, and
safterge gepeatsd hearings was decided in
gfagor Of the State. "a settlement has
bsen effected during the last few days
@by:which the State has received $4,000
royalty on phate rock mined while
the property was in the handssof the
phosphste companies. Besides this,
Sunidisp little 70 5000 acres Of marsh
phosphate lands and to phosphate creeks
shas been; acquired BY the State. The.
property covered is valued at 100000.
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Postmaster General Wanaamaker
thinks that instead 81 having the postage
rate reduced the postal service ought to
s:Be improved. But why not both be done
as; the same time # the extra business
(which the lowered rate would bring to
ea depa partment should not pay Tor the
improvement of the service, then the
necessary money for thought to be taken
out Of the surplus lying idle and unpro.
sdnctiye in the Treasury. It is well
& enough perhaps, to keep the department
self lfsupp porting, but it is not absolutely
necessary. The reduction Of the letter
:ssrate to 1c; even though the present toll
sz9be as low as, any in Europe, and lower
coesIderiDg the distance in which lotters
carried, would be q decidedly popular
SS SS3Suaa unYe - ~,
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Robbing Peter to Pay Paul.

The appropriation for pensions in the
year ending June 80, 1889, was sSS,4O0,.
900, and it is a question with the com.
missioner of pensions whether the amount
expended will not reach Sl05,000, 900.
Adding to this sS8, 100000 appropriated
for past services, the S58,600, 600 We pay
for the services of the $4,000 men consti-
tuting our present army and navy, we
find that our total annual military and
naval burden is S147,0O0,O00. This is q
vast expenditure for peace times, and the
country is not the better pleased with it
iwhen it reflects that the most of it is
money thrown away. It exceeds, it
must be confessed, the military e4pendi.
lures of the much pitied @onarchiea of
Europe.
Our expenditure for pensions alone ex-
ceeds the cost of the most powerful stands
ing armies of this age of bloated arma-
ments. Germany, for instance, spends
but $85, 100000 year to maintain her
efficient standing army Of 445,0OO men.
The 1880 men in tine German navy
representan expenditure of but $9,000,-
900 more. The amount, therefore, we are
likely to spend this year in pensions would
maintain the army and navy Of the most
powerful empire on the Continent. Ger.
many's annual outlay for pensions,
however, is but Sd, 100000, though Ger.
many has carried on two great wars since
our last in 186l.65. Evidently We are
very much OVERRIDING the pension bust.
ness.
England maintains her very expensive
army of 10000 men on from S85, 1000, 900
to $50, 900, 600 year. Her magnificent
navy, with its complement of4S, ,2S0 men,
costs her but S63,000,O00 q year. Our
present expenditure Of Sl47, 100000 for
pensions and a diminutive army and
navy would, therefore, about suffice to
maintain the entire force with which
England holds a worldwide empire.
With an annual expenditure of but Sl32,-
100000 France supports an army of
523, ,28O men. Her navy, which is second
to that of England, costs her but $685.
100000. Austria-Hungary has an ar.
my of 266,000 men, which costs the enl.
pire S49,330,000a year, and her navy,
which numbers 1850 men, costs but
S4,50G,000 more.
We are accustomed to lament the con.
dition of the populations of Europe on
account of the vast burdens they bear.
They are ground down, We cay, with
taxes to support "bloated armaments,"
the object of which is to maintain the
privileged classes in the possession of
their ill.gotten gains. But is not our
case worse We not only pay more in
taxes for pensions than all other countries
in the civilized world put together, but
what we pay for this object exceeds the
annual cost of Germany's Standing force,
in army and navy, Of 461, ,750 men. And
we pay it, not chiefly for the benefit Of
our 450, 900 pensioners, but in order that
privileged class of manufacturers may
thrive! Back of all our present pension
legislation is the purpose of the Protec-
ZIONIST manufacturers to prevent the
reduction cf the taxes. This is shown in
q Thousand ways.
The auimus of the present Admins.
tration, as indicated by the rulings of
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"A queer accident occurred in Co.
lumbus, O., the other day. A barber
was shaving customer, when a negro
child fell from the window of room
above the barber shop, and in the fall it
struck the window sash beneath, breaking
several ranes of glass. The barber was
30 greatly startled that he jumped sud-
denly, and as he did so his razor took off
a part of his customers nose rs we'll as q
part of one of his own fingers.
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Wants to Pay his Debts.

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-An adver:
tisement in a local newspaper to day
calls upon the creditors of Joseph Bat.
tin, grocer, to present their claims. Mr..
Battin failed in 1887 and made partial
settlement with his creditors, which left
him destitute. He removed 10 Albany,
invented q coal.breaker, engaged in the
gas business, and now, at the age Of
eighty-three years, has retired from busi-
ness with fortune. Before he dies he
wauts to pay all his creditors in full, but
after ffty.two years finds good deal Of
difficulty in finding who they are and
what be owes them-hence hia advertise.
ment.
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There is no end to the new nanufactu-3
ring enterprises ID South Carolina. It
smay be rough hly: estimated that during the
lssts year more com panies have been ini.
tiateds and organized for industrial work
than have been started during the prece
ding Eve years There are few towns in
the State which are not trying to get some
sort Of amanufa acturing company, and the
success which lis being melwith indicates
that the attempts in nearly all cases will
successful.
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the pension bureau, is to prevent any
apparent necessity for reduction Of
taxes by increasing the pension list
without regard to the merits of claimants.
The country is being debauched by such
policy. We cannot too soon put ia stop
to loose views as to pensions which are
dissipatine, the means of the people,
B1Hi,pore SIN,
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PIer.eetown j, Items.

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We had fine rsin in our section last
Sabbath. It was much needed to bring
up cotton that had been replanied.
!. We have an all.wise providence that We
should look to in case Of need, and I
think that is the reason the rain came, as
8 Church was dedicated to the worship Of
GoGL in our midst, near Mr.. Mr.. @. B.
Smiths: Rev. Coke Smith, of Wofford
College, preached the dedication sermon.
His text was taken from Ephesians, 18th
and l4th verses. The Financial Commit
tee Of the Church was ]. 7. Spearmsn, G.
B. Smith and John MoAlister, who
turned the Church over to Rev. T. G:
sLigon, present pastor. Our Heavenly
Father looks over those who try to do His
win ard always takes care of them.
Z We have had another wedding in our
neighborhood, and one more of our
pretty girls has left us to be a help.mate-
for another. Look to your laurele, boys,
or you will get left and be called old
bachelors. Some of you think you have
the inside track. There is many slip in
life; don't think you. have won your
prize until you have had 6. M. Rogers, or
some other man to say she is yours.
Then laugh at those who are not SO fortu-
nate as yourself.
Our farmers are doing good work this
year up to this time. All the crops are
looking very well, and especially B. T.
Irby's Drag cotton patch-about ten acres.
Some of the stalks have eight leaves. He
Is one of our best farmers, although he
will play checks.
D.H. Hammond has the finest field of
wheat haYe seen this season.
Miss Nsttie Halls school holds up well,
and will continue some two weeks OF
more. There Is no better teacher ia the
County, in our opinion.
J.B. Harris school is doing well. He
is going to have an exhibition some time
in June, and wants all to come who will
not hurt themselves laughing. Some Of
our ladies and gents went to Williamson
on Saturday to q pic mic. Not many Of
the ''city folks" honored the visitors with
their presence in the forenoon, as have
been informed, but think it was all right,
as every one had nice time. I think
some OF our boys would say they had
nice time if they drove in sight of town,
especially our young friend Clarence
Guyton. That is 30. &" old boy go it,
and our best wish is that the 'tcity" will
always prosper.
Dr.J. M. Mcdonnell is doing good work
in our community, as q physician, which
was much needed. We are glad to have
him with us, and hope his location is per-
manent.
Mr.. G. J. Guytop, who. has been in At.
lanta, Ga, since Christmas, under treat
ment of DR.. Calhoun, has returned home
His eyes arc greatly improved.
We have three Sunday Schools in our
community at present: One at Cross
Roads, one at Friendship and one at Blu.
lah. The superintendents are NJ. q.
Deal, Capt. A. NJ. Guyton and J. I. Spear
man. The parents of the children in
some Of the Schools take an active part.
CLoD HOPPER.
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Prsaid dentsH Harrison has appointed Mr..
AbiaI ILa Lathrop, Of Z Orange geburg, United
States District Attorney for sonth' Caro-.
alina, to succeed Hon. Leroy +. You:
mans, whose term Of Office recently
expired Mr: Lathrop isi q native of
MIME sbnty has bean 8 resident of South
Carolina since 87766 He was not en-.
ssdorsed by either the: Nc Lane OF BGayton
factions, and IS ssid to- be very well
squalif for shel position. E
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Attention. Gentlemen I!

T1HE undersigned begs to inform the
Il gentlemen of Anderson and sur
rounding country that he has in his em.
ploy Mr.. W. NJ. Robinson, formerly of
Nashville, a irst.class Barber, who will do
all work in the tonsorial line. The pa
tronage of the public is solicited. Salts
faction guaranteed or no pay.
J. w. SHIELDS.
May 30, 1889 At 2
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he Raw Z. De Witt Talu,adge has q
simple and easy plan for onverting the.
world 20 Christianity It ID for each.
Christian to secure one convert and each
zone, Of the converted 70 do the same. He
calcnlates that if this is done every year
sforas decade the ], 400, ,ooo, 900 people Of
tie earth could be brought into the
Christian fold; and that the close Of this
century viii witness Che dawn of the
mil Iennium
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IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will largely
increase Egg production, strengthen weak:
and dropping fowls, promote the healthy.
growth and development Of all varletles'
Of poultry, and insure fine condition and
smooth plumage. This is no forcing pro-
cess I; you simply give them the chemicals
to make eggs, at cost OF less than one
cent week for each fowl: ,n
T. C. STURTEVANTa T.
Manufactures of Grouhd Oyster Shells and
all Poultry Supplies. Mills l6z, l64s
and 1865 Commerce street. Office, Si6
State street, Hartford, CT. 80
For sale by HILL BROS, Anderson. s
8. C.. Price, soc. package: -
{ Feb %, 1889 81 ~
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ss5ss1El, he seueanest man in tie world has
been discovered, Its the fellow who is
strs ing to. cross bees with lightning bugs
SONS to have them work day and night.
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"You can't do anything without
my boy" "Oh, yes you can"
stI'd like to know what" "Get 10 debt"
Assignee's Notice.

II P. SMITH, Esq, having made an
IL, assignment to ME of all his Estate
for the benefit of his Creditors, notice is
hereby given that there will be meeting
of said Creditors in my Office at Anderson
G. H., S. c., Friday, June 7th, 1889, at 10
o'clock a. M, to elect an agent or agents
for Creditors. j. L. TRlBBLE,
May 29th, 1889. Assignee.
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s. sayen.year locusts have appeared in
sTennessee, around sewanee. Every
s$buahs and tree is, laden with the pests, and
they. are ceeding in making themselves
shsard The noise vhich they create
might ba described as q cross between 8
frog pond ch horus and q naturalization
! si1one's; ears ofan overdose Of quinine.
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The number Of Irrational banks is now
sS3,170, an increase Of 81 il; the past year.
The Increase has been mostly in the
southwest. The capital invested in ma.
stiionaI banks IS s5s6, ,ooo, 900. The sur
plus and profits Of the banks are increas,-
ing 1.-THE rate of over SIG, 900, 900 a year.
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FRANK ASTER |!

11NHE only Asteroid Stallion in the coun-
n try, and with lineage as good as the
best, will stand the season at WoodlaWn,
the farm of c. o. Burriss, q miles north of
Anderson, and half mile west OF White
Hall. Service, fifteen dollars.
May 9, 1889 A 81
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Is now Showing Itself!

HERE what the crowds that hihe
like mockng birds still
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We had fine rain in our section last
Sabbath. It was much needed to bring
up cotton that had been replanied.
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FOR SALE.

ELL BROTHERS, Druggists.
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0a8 xhal abndrt8.

-9ltrid MunIep, 26 Sabre alt
unb an @rOueItrabe in BIeaIant BAILEY
tpObnbuft, tpObnte Dienitag 9beno leB.
ter Wobe einer 8ordeIuns i'm bertis
gen Spernb luie BEL uno woQts bann
bic blntere 9reppe binabseben, tpObei
er blnab fiel uno 8erleBunsen erlitt,
bic am OOnnerita8 isinen Sob berbei
fubrten.
Saglurbile. e.-Oas neue S6uIbaus
in SeItsplae piro erit in NOnatsftiIt
fertie nerosn.
- @eitIide &artoHeIn trsffen bier
in 9rOBen Nuantitdten elm uno bic
6ol8e ut Elm SaLlen Der Breife auf so
so @ents ooS 8ui6eI.
- Oie Nrbeit in ben @ruben mar
Iebte 8O6e elm bis6en Iebblftsr, nit
Der sIusii9t baB es ii4 nod ferner
beiIern iplro.
= Sin 3weitss S6eibeni6ieben sipis
iden bleiisen S9peisern IeBte Wo9e
fiel tpleoer Su 8uniten BON llIri6 s ors
ger ais Sie9er aus, tpdbreno 9lnorsas
8ebri ben speitbeiten IreHer ma9te.
= Die SapIor unb SOIben @rubsn
arbeiteten IsBte 8o9e pier. bic Ppne
finf Gage.
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0Sie 1T oicS?

Q8tr bistsu einbunrsrt Dollars 9rtpbuuno
fir iepen Gal pUn Sat. RIB, Der nitt Surt
Ginnsbmsn pom Sal's 8Itarrb Sur ssbsil
pereen fam.
3 s. GbsnsD & Co., Gtssntb., 5pIscu, 8
9Si. bic 1uRr,sihusen babsn j. s. Gbsnty
felt ben lrBTrn IS 9abren arfannt unb baItsr
ibn fir pplfCmmeu ebrsnbaft in allen @e.
ItGftsprbancIuneen unU inanBisa bsfibiet
ale uOn isinrr 8irma tnesaausrntn 9srbinp.
lldfeiten ,u erfuasn
gSsit & 1ruar @rObbunOsIs DrUsuifsn,
lOlsep, 3.
@alrius, ainnun & Warpin, @rO6banbsIs.
DrUeuihsn, SUlsrU, ..
.. 8. @aurOsisn, GaiTrsr 3oIsbO HatiO.
nal Sanf 5UIerU, ..
Sau's aatarrb aur pirb inrrrIi6 ernpm.
mfn unb whft birtft nuf eas Slut unp bi.
Itlemisen SbrflG6sn be Sylfsms t3sug.
niIIs frei psrianot. prsis 75 6. fur bic 8iaItt.
8srfauft pom allen ApOtbdern.
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Wel4en Initrensunsen ii6 aaiIer
8ilbelm untersiebt, baron esben bic
DtanDpertase iii Sannopsr tpieber elm
geifptel. NOrsenS frib 9ortrdse,
oann 9efansauffibruns bes Dom6ors,
@mpfdns Der 9borDnuns Der lnlperfis
tat 8Dttin9en, SelOsottesoienit, 8ors
trd8e, Iublen3en, furje 9auie, 9ferbes
rennen, BrunfmibI Der YrOpln3iaIItdns
be, 3beaterpOriteauns, aaes in unun.
terbro6ener Neibsnfolse. @esen IL
ubr NbenoS febrte Der &aifer aus benz
Tbeater 3urild, uno nun erit fano er bic
bonn eroBen @eneralitab ausgesebene
9eneraltoee fir baS Nan6per am nd6s
item Gage Dor unb mubte in Der gaht
nod bic Dlspoiitionen trefsn uno bies
ielben feinen untetfilbrsrn mitibeiIem
Iaiien. Sn aaer SerrsOttsfrIbe ging
es oann tpleoer binauS. uno aIs bic
Sptsen Der 9ioropartei baIo na6 9 llbr
nit ben eriten Rsitern beS Seinoes ,us
Iammenitieben, ba bate Der &aiier fdon
70 en8lii6e WeiIen i'm SatteI suriids
8ele9t, na6oem er Bis gum SammeIs
plabe Der 9apaIeries DiplIion aefabren
mar uno in 2inOen ben feierIi6en Gms
pfan9 Der Sareeri6aft entSeeensenoms
men batte. - 9lub tpie Der 2aifer ionIt
ltuoirt uno urbeitet, bapon bier nod elm
tIeineS 9eiipieI: 9ls Bring bate er
ItstS elm 9rObes Snterefe fir bic &rieass
afaoemie beDtefen unb Iieb ii6 iecess
nal i'm Sriibiubr bic 4ufsuben fir bic
BrIfunsss SIrbeiten ausfoIsen, bic er
oann ebenir tpie ieber anbere 9Ifd cmies
i6dIer, unb 3tpor fets auSse3ei6net,
lDte. Iu6 in bieiem Sribiabre 1T er
als &aifer nidt beroOn abeesansen
uno bat tpie itets ielne 4rbeit ben 2ebs-
rsrn our 8rifuns pcrseIest.
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Ius benz Oberen Xbale.

@r6balo.-@abrenb Der Bonner.
tag Haht fdno in Der @bite Dat
9rube. uber ben alten @erfen bon go.
3 uno 3, cine beceutenbe grbfenfuue
itatt, bic ii6 auf pieIe ader erItreden
wiro. Die 9lrbeiter tparen seitis se.
warnt tporben uno entfamen, aber a6t
giel mubte man i'm Slide IaiIen, bod
fam man ben 9bieren @aiier uno
Sut:er autommen lafen. Der burb
ben Tau ceruriadte 2uftorut ma6te
Die Groe ersittern. 9roboem 1T Der
S6aben an Der OberHade bis iebt nod
ein serinser. man fiir6tet aber, bab
ou6 bieie iib ienfen fbnnte. @s Ites
ben auf bsm 9erse mebrere bubble
0Obnunsen, 70 4. 9. bieienieen Der
0erren Senrp SeeIfe unb Nusuit grobit.
Sennemutb'S SauS, serabe iiber Der
Senfuns bat ii6 peri6oben, Der 8es
nad Der SunneIsrube bon Sones,
Simpion & So. 1T mebrere SUB 9eIuns
fen uno unpaiirbar. Die Senfune
entitano our6 8erauben bon Stlbpfeis
lern.
- Sn Der Grube Der 9ierce 8obIen
SO. eTploolrte an DienItae Wittas cine
9rubenlofomotlpe uno tDDtete ben sSns
9enieur Simon Sonp unb SSeuermann
SObn Dtoples. Griterer mar 80, Ieb.
terer % Sabre alt unb 9eioe paren les
big. Sin 8nabe namenS Doueber maro
i9per perIest.
GarbDubaIe. - Bm. 3inbad unb
5amllie seeenfsn nab Scranton gu sies
ben.
- Der 9ermunia @eiansperein ipirb
am WlitttpO6 glbeno, ben l3. Nop., in
Der 8spItoue Salle einen BAL abbalten
unb baS @Omite, bic Serren Sobn FOL.
ton, Yeter &runb unb &arI S6rboer,
weroen feline Oiibe iparen. bic SSeitli6.
felt 3u elmer olieiti9 angenebmen au
MAIDEN. Die 8dqs unb anbere Seits
Iidfeiten bieiss 8ereins erfreuen ii6
tets zines sabIreiden Seiu6eS feitenS
Der beiten &lnfe mierer ni6ts beuti6en
SGreer oabi'r uno au6 bieier YaQ
ptro feline IuSnabme bon Der 8eseI
MAIDEN.
- @dbreno Der 8rsmIer 8eqinston
OiIpOrtb am Donnerltus in benz bisIi.
gen SOfe nit bem Ibspeieen bon &ars
rem beiddftist mar, fins ii6 iein SUB
in einem ,,Sros" unb ebe er ii9 aus
Der Sefdbrli6en Sage befreien tonnte,
itieb Elm 3us ibn I'm uno unter bic Sra.
Der, ipelde ibn furbtbar oeritiimmeIten.
Der 8erunsliidte wobnte in Suaaue,
banna, mo er eine betaSte Otutter unb
iun8e Srau binterIdBt.
Sir bas prOitftirte SoipitaI bat
man blS iebt nod feinen 8lab ausse.
iu6t, bod 1T oaS olte 9rabeo S6uIs
sebduoe gu hieiem 3pefe in Sori9Ias
9ebra6t porben.
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StaOt unO GOuntD.
Sermifcbte 2pfal 8ericbte.

Bas- 2ieblins Der Sausfrauen-
Biasburp'S 8eit berfauft bel 6rsO. S
g8iomaper, $50 2afa. Qpe.
- Serr Gbas. S6anf, IT,, tpir6 in
Babe in oem 4rcube elm S9ubsei9dft
er6fnen.
= Ser S6erif idIoB Iebte @o6t
bas 8rocerie @eibGft bon u. s.. 8e:
neoict in Green 8ipse.
- S9nee mar am OonnerItag Wor.
gen an einSeInen Stegen Der @sbirst
au ieben.
RA- llniere 8ameeIbaar ueberbem.
ben fur 95 @entS iibertrefen ale anoes
rem. 8rOpns 8ee Sioe.
- Gin al Sabre aItes SDbnIein Dor
5rib unb Dtarp S6lner, bon Bint
SrOOf. itarb am Nontas.
Hnd elmer Recommendation Toui
our9 europa febrten grridter Sanr
uno 6amiIie am Samitas bierber su.
rid.
SS~ @ir tper6sn unIere Collections.
tour uuf Der SdOieite nddfe @o9e
ipieber aufnebmen.
- Ioam MIqer, elm fribere. 9e.
tpobner bieier Stapt, itarb am Sonns
tag in GImira an Der SriSbtS 8rant'
belt.
= Sotpobl bic Sun" tpie aud bic
Lines" iino nm ie cine SpaIte aui
bic Settle per9rDBert iporben uno beibe
Sldtter itreben mad bem 8OrranSe.
- Bel Saiplep fol- am Nontag
Wloreen atpii6sn einem 9aiiasiers unO
SobIen3uee elm 3uiammenItoB erfoIet
uno iieben BeriOnen UerIeBt iporben
iein.
= 9reierIei 9ropbeseibunsen lber
bic In3ubl Der Sdneeitiirme iinb f6on
perDfentIi6t tpOrben. Na6 Der einen
erbalten mir 8, mad Der anberen %
uno na6 Der britten % S6neeItlrme
i'm tommenben 8inter.
NibbIe 9Imana, Sa., Is. Gus. 1888.
SD perbriibte mein Sein nit fo6ens
oem Waier unb oerrenfte mir ben 9lens
feI 3ur sIei6en 3eit. gta6 2lntpsnb'
uns bon ct. SatObs Del ipurpe i6 ges
beilt.-Spbn Seinemann.
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