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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Bee Hive for clothing.
Bee Hive for Christmas.

Watches and jewelry going for less
than cost at l. N. Beckner's.
There was light snowfall last Sun
day-the first of the season in this
section.
Maj. A. D. Reynolds, the Bristol 10.
bacconist, was shaking hands with old
acquaintance in the city this week.
Beautifully dressed dolls will be
seen at the fair, on the children's
counter, in the Hoss & Hodge build
ing, Tuesday, December 4th.
Col. W, P. Harris left Yesterday at
ternoon for Washington in the inter.
est OF his candidacy for the receiver
ship OF the First National Bank.
W. G. Donaho, representing the
Union Coffee Co., of New York, was
in the, city this week, taking orders
for their famous oven roasted coffee.
AT meeting of the congregation oil
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
1t was unanimously decided to call q
pastor, and committee was appoint.
ed to make a selection. 1t is expected
to have all arrangements completed
and pastor ready to take charge By
the first of the year.
Rev. j. @. Cowsn, late OF johnson
City, who was called to the pastoral,
Of the Presbyterian church OF thi
place, removed his family here las
week and is occupying Mrs. Pence
house, West Main street. Mr.. Cuwal
and his family make a welcome &C
F. QUESTION to our town.
| a
The American Furniture Agency re
tails all kinds OF furniture at rs to
per cent. less than regular retail price
] and ships IL direct to its customer
from the worlds largest furniture fat
! tory in Chicago. Large illustrate
i catalogue for the asking. Address
American Furniture Agenc y, Galen
v Kansas.
. Preparatory com munion servic,
. will be held Thursday, Friday ar
u Saturday nights by the Watauga av
u nue. Presbyterian church in th
Martha Wilder school building. Con
b munion services on Sunday. All
a, these meetings will be conducted
b. DR.. ]. W. @. Willoughby, OF Washin
d. ton College.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Bee Hive for clothing.
? Answers.

What is the difference between
a sallow skin, dull eyes and fad.
ed cheeks, and a ruddy complex
ion, bright eyes and rosy cheeks!
There are answers
isT ANSWER: All the difference In
Che world. One Is ugliness; the other
Is beauty.
2ND ANSWER: 25 cents difference. For
IS cents will secure a three weeks
treatment two different medicines)
which will correct your disordered liver,
Danish all poisonous bile, purify your
blood, stimulate appetite tone up the
nerves, and make new creature OF
you.
This is famous remedy, and
while perfectly harmless, it new
er fails. 1t is made of the purest
Preparations.
Ask your druggist for RamOn's
Tonic Liver Pills. TWO medicines
and tue boxes for only one price,
A sure cure for Constipation and
Biliousness.
Atall dealers, or mall, for o6o., boxes q. 90.
BROWN MFG. co., New York.
FOR SALE BY wOFFoRD& CO., DRUGGIST
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Wilcox Case Affirmed.

The following notice from the sus
preme court decisions in Knoxville
Sentinel is self explanatory:
G, N. Wilcox vs.. State. From Garter
county.
Defendant was indicted for murder
Of Chas. jenkins and convicted and
sentenced to ten years imprisonment
in penitent'ary. Judgment OF court
below affirmed by Wilkes, ].
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Real Estate Transfer.

One Of the most important real es-
tate sales that bias taken place in this
city for some time was contaminated
Yesterday when ]. ". Crumley sold
V. B. Bowers his brick store house on
Main street for 100000 The price
paid indicates that johnson City dirt
ia not entirely without value. 1t il
presumed Mr.. Bowers will put .
branch OF his Elk Park store here
after the first OF the year.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
WOMEN AND POLITICS.

First Lady Voter-WelI, we've got
the work and the voting all done, and
victory is ours. 1t Is midnight-ws
will 90 home"
Second Lady Voter-Is there n-noth.
ing else"
First Lady Voter-Not for us. We
don't get drunk.-Cleveland PlaiH-
dealer.
She walked haughtily yet futter-
ingly into the voting place to cast her
first ballot.
81 want to vote," she said to one of
the judges.
"Very well, you will find the tickets
right there. How old are your"
"None Of your business" she retort-
ed.
II beg your pardon, madam, but il
is."
| DO you nave W KNOW
ayes, madam"
"Do l have to voter"
"No, madam"
"Then good morning." and she
founced out.-Detroa Free Press.
"John," she said gently, "if I was
you, I'd let elections alone an jine
progressive euchre club"
"What for?" he exclaimed.
because in progressive euchre they
is sech thing as BOBBY price
Washington Star.
~ suppose you voted just as your
husband did"
0 Goodness me, no; / did not have
time to vote more than once, Tues
4 day Is my day at me."-Public
Ledger.
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Bee Hive for clothing.
Go to S. B. White for stoves.
Suits 70, 1884 at the Bee Hive.

Go to S. B. White for stoves.
Suits 70, 1884 at the Bee Hive.
Bee Hive for hats and underwear.
Leave your measure with Ware for
your fall suit.
Leave your orders for q. A. Heuser
q Co. for coal at Miller Bros. or Webb
Bros.
Do not forget the bargains In.
Beckners in watches, jewelry, silver.
ware &c.
RevJ. G. McFerrin and CIR Vance,
OF Bristol, spent Saturday and Sunday
in our city.
Boots and shoes made and repaired
by Will |. Hart & Co., in west room
of the Faw block,
Don't purchase your Christmas
present without seeing what the la.
dies have far sale at the fair on Tues.
day, December 4th.
}. II. McAlis.er OF Morristown, was
in the city Tuesday afternoon and as
3 sisted in conterring some degrees vt
the Masonic Lodge at night.
3 All who wish to make large salary
between now and Christmas, see, in
4 another column, advertisement Of
). |. Bell 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
; Do you travel2 Are you shipperi
The "Rand McNAlly Railway Guide
and Hand Book" contains all peril
J nent Information. Ask your news
dealer.
l. Rev. W. Y. Quisenberry, of Chatta
noogs, is in the city assisting Rev
!. W. M. Vines in holding a reviva
at the Baptist church, to which all ar,
invited to attend.
Your little one will be delighted
with the dainty little caps and sun
bonnets Tor their dollies. You vii
find them at the children's counter a
es the fair, Tuesday, December 4th.
Mrs. Will Harr left last Thursda
y for Morristown, where she held tn
d. district meeting in the interest OF tn
re missionary cause, and also attende
o the Parsonage and Home Missio
Society at Rogersville.
e. Rev. W. Y. Quisenberry will preac
sermon especially 70 children SUI
:. day at 8 p. M, at the Baptist churcl
~ All the children OF the town invite,
az Brother Quisenberry is an eloquei
preacher aud all the children who pc
he sibly can should hear him.
If you contemplate purchasing ar
household furniture, send for cat
ms logue Of the American Furritu
'si, Agency, Galena, Kansas. They re
resent the most extensive furnitu
,m manufacturers on earth, and sell
,ss, anybody at lowest factory prices.
Miss Florence Wilson left last Su
)ro day for Chattanooga to visit b
lty brothers. family. She will, perhal
remain away during the winter. su
for decision on her part, however, W
yas cause general regret among her
ho. ciety friends with whom she is
bio servedly popular.
act "Lunchcons" have been occupyi
our quite an important place socially W
Joe the married ladies this fall. TIL
say have been q number given in the D
tes- few weeks, and one OF the most char
of ing ones was that given by Mrs. Elm
ugh Ellsworth last Saturday evening, &C
,ric, plimentary to her mother, Mrs.
leld Kennedy, of Des Moines, Iowa. TIL
and invited we're; Mesdames Stepht
at Russ, Elmendorf, ]. w. Cure, Palm
, we w, P. Harris, j. E. Crandall, @.
rger Ware, H. Gildersleeve, Hart. MAJ
luga Ward, Frberg, NJ, Ward and Bid,
Misses Monger and Florence Will
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
THE COM EFT.

Correspondents will please sign then
names to their Communications, not
foi publication, but as an act OF ialth
Tie true name Of a correspondent Will
not appear in the paper if tits enclosed
in parenthesis.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Change Of Firm.

shortridge d Co., wholesale grocers
have sold cut their stock to F. N
George, who will continue the bust
ness at the old stsnd, but on an en-
larged scale.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
ALL WANT 1T.
A Number OF Gentlemen Willing to
Wind up the Affairs Of the
FIRST National.

Several gentlemen are very anxious
to assist Uncle Sam in winding up the
affairs of the First National Bank and
many petitions are being circulated.
The applicants already in the field are
W. P. Harris, r. @. Hunter, Isaac
Harr and 7. A. Cox. The friends oil
John w. Boring are also working in
his interest.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Don't Read This. .It's an Advertise.
ment.

Don't let your neighbor get the
stvrt of you, but 60 to- W. I. Burgess,
and ask to see the genuine "Chas.
Rogers" guaranteed silverware, used
in the biggest advertising induce
ment ever offered in our line. With
every cash purchase you will receive
ticket representing the amount o
your purchase. Save tit is wortl
money.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION
And Local News of the Town and Viz
clnity Briefly Told.

And Local News of the Town and vi"
clnity Briefly Told.
Use Ivory flour
Oysters at Jackson's.
Bee Hive for clothing,
Lard cans at S. B. Whites.
Buckwheat -four at Jackson's.
Suits for 1884 at the Bee HIVE.
Get your lamp. at S. B. Whites.
Be Hive Tor hats and underwear.
All kinds fresh meats at Jackson's'
Custom made suits and pants at
Wares
]. K. Caldwell, Of Bristol, was in the
city Tuesday.
L.ave your measure for a pair OF 81
pants at Wares.
Just received $50 cases of canned
goods at Jackson's.
$500 all wool trousers made to YOU
measure at Wares.
Hon. A. A. Taylor was in the city
the first of the week.
You always get the best and fresh
est goods al Jsckson's.
Col. w. w. Faw has been in Nash
vile several days this week.
Try package OF whole wheat flou
for breakfast cakes at Jackson's.
Judge DUNCAN was down from Eii'
abethton few hours yesterday.
A fine line of fresh Darby's candle
lust received at the City Bakery.
Gold Dust flour is the best fame
patent sold here. 1t is SO guaranteed
Misses May and Maggie Stone wei
down from Unicoi Tuesday shopping
No family -four sold here equals til
Watauga Family. Price will pleas
too.
Now is the time to get new sui
Trousers made to order cheap
Wares.
The finest lot OF fresh oysters in tt
city received twice week at the Oh
Bakery.
VIOLIN TEACHER---For terri
call on or address Miss Blanche Blae
Pine street, city.
See Will l. Hart & 90, in west roc
OF the Faw block, for saddles, harne
brides and halters.
r. l.. Fornsdell, OF the Jonesbo
Herald and Tribune, was Ia the q
before the pension board yesterday.
The net Democratic gain in Car
county over any previous vote v
IL per cent. We do not claim Il
the News is responsible for all I
gain, for we do not wish to dett
anything from the able efforts OF {
= eloquent friends, john simerly,
Edens and George Boren; not to
anything of our auburn haired stat
man Of upper Sycamore street, all
whom educated our citizens thror
the county with their fowery rheto
We intend to get them into the G
a little earlier two years hence,
think by keeping them steadily
work, it being presidential year,
will be able to show much lai
proportionate net gain.-Wata
UoIIs,t Means
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15

Ladies. try pound of Alaroma cot.
fee, and you will use nothing else. It
is delicious. Union Coffee Co., New
YORK. All frst-olass grocers handle
il.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15

Go 10 the coal and wood yard at the
tannery for clean iorked coal. Dirt
dust and steam coal left in the yard.
G. A. HEUsER & Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
A NARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.

The following remarkable event in lady'a
life will lnterest the reader: For long time
had terrible pain at my heart, which fut-
tered almost necessarily. / had no appetite
and could not sleep. ! would be compelled
to sit up in bed and belch gas from my stom-
aeh until thought every minute would be-
my last. There was feeling Of oppression
about my heart and was afraid to draw Ii
full breath. couldn't sweep room with
out sitting down and resting; but, thanlc
God, by the help of New Heart Cure all that
Is past and feel like another woman Be-
fore using the New Heart Cure ! had taken
different so-called remedies and been treated
by doctors without any benefit until L was
both discouraged and Disguised My husband
bought me a bottle of DIR. Miles New Heart
Cure, and am happy to say never regretted
II. as | now have a splendid appetite and
sleep well. | weighed 125 pounds when be-
gan taking the remedy and now weigh 1907.
It's effect In my case has been truly marvel.
Gus. Ii far surpasses any other medicine L
have ever taken or any benefit / ever re-
ceived from physicians" Mrs. Harry starr
Pottsvllle, Pa. October ~, 1892.
DIR. Miles New Heart Cure is sold on posi-
tive guarantee by all druggists, or by the DR..
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind, on receipt OF
price, 81 per bottle, six bottles IS, express pre-
paid. This great discovery by an eminent
| specialist in heart disease, contains neltheg
| opiates nor dangerous drugs,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15

] want to close out my entire stock
Of iewelry. Come and get bargains.
|. N. BECENER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Bee Hive for clothing.

Leave your orders Tor G. A. Heuser
Il Go. for coal at Miller Bros. or Webb
Bros.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powde4
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
SUSPENDED PAYMENT.
The First National Bank In the Hands
OF an Examiner.

The First National Bank In the Hands
OF an Examiner.
"The First National has been
closedW
This startling piece of news was rap.
idly circulated over the city shortly
after noon last Monday. 1t was 90
sudden and so unexpected that it was
not credited by many, but upon inves-
tIgalion it proved only too true. The
following notice upon the door con-
ironted those who attempted to enter /:
"This bank has suspended payment
and is in control OF the comptroller oil
currency. Signed
J, Nj. MILLER, Jr.,
Examiner in charge.
Mr., Miller is United States bank
examiner and has been in the city
since last Thursday afternoon, looking
over the affairs OF the bank. He made
his report last week, but it was not
until Monday, while at dinner at Ho-
tel Piedmont, that he received in.
'tructions by telegraph from Comp
troller Eckels to take charge.
The action was quite as much a
surprise to President Crandall as to
outsiders as be had no idea when he
went to dinner on Monday that the
bank was in any immediate danger Of
being closed, in fact, he had every
-eason to believe the contrary, as the
'ffairs were really in better condition
than they had been at other times
during the last year when the bank
came so near having to suspend and
would have done 80 but for outside as.
slstance and Mr.. Crandal's extraordi.
iary executive ability.
There is a great deal OF speculation
on the part of the public as to why
the bank was closed at this time and
many reasons are assigned therefor,
chief among which is that the legal
reserve was not available. This may
be true, but THE COMET believes one
Of the principal causes for the suspen-
sion was impaired capital.
Examiner Miller told The COMET
that he was not permitted to make
any statement whatever in regard to
the banks affairs, but as soon as a
receiver was appointed statement
would be published, setting forth
everything in detail. Mr.. Miller has
no idea how soon receiver will be
named, but he will remain in charge
until that time.
AS there are great many wild ru-
mors as to the banks condition and
inasmuch as we are not able to give
a statement OF the condition when
closed, we reproduce below the state
ment made at the close OF bushes,
on October Q, 1894. 1t is not at al
likely there has been much change in
any items since that time:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15

All conservative men estimate that
depositors will be paid in full without
assessing the stockholders. President
Crandall Gays that with anything like
the proper management this will b.
the result and he thinks the stock
holders may save something.
The stock is widely scattered and a
large portion of it is held by partiet
who are insolvent. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 or $4,000 could he real
lied in case it became necessary tc
assess the stock its face value. Al
stated above, however, such an cmer
gency is not all likely to arise.
AS the business will be wound W
by the Government all parties will bt
treated alike. II any person believer
they are not being fairly dealt with
however, they will have recourse Il
the courts as in other matters. 1t i
hoped that no complication of thi
character will arise as the affairs CA
be more readily adjusted under tn
course pursued by the government
receiver and under the statutes pro
yided for such occasions.
1t will probeoly require twelve O
eighteen months to wind up the in
stitution and may take longer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

- Wom &atbeber. - q}rof.for:
Weine 9erren. nblanbs Batter mar Elm
armer Wann uno feline Mutter audi.
Nuf benz Cute Qeuers-
bot BEL @tettin slaubten bort bef9df>
tiste ausndrtise Mrbeiter Bel ber 2obn>
ausaabluns bena@tbeilist gu iein unb
fdarten iid, nit 9susabeln, Gorten
uno Senien betpaffnet, aufammen. Der
Gutsberr rief poli5eilide 9iilfe berbei.
Sin @enbarm unb Elm poli5iIt tpurben
bon Der Mense angesriffen unb faben
iih se5ipunsen. nit ben @dbsln brein=
3uihlasen. 2lls bies nihts balf, gab
Der @enbarm mebrere @hiiIe ab. mos
BEL Der Shnitter Sei1a t0otlih pers
punbet !ourbe. Die Mdbelsfiibrer finb
Eer5Gftet.
Moperne Diennboten.
perr: Qlnna, itets iuden Sic in mei=
uem 6onperiationslegifon berum!
Eienitmdh6en: parbon, mel G9ab
ibreibt idreibt mir 10 9elebrte 8rieie,
BIB obne Elm foldes 3u befraeen, nit
austolnmen tann!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

Sm Barrier n1igaro" lefen mir nads
{tebenbe unperbiirgte Mittbeiluns: gine
grobe beutfde @ifenbahn<8eI eIeufdai!
bat- einen sldn5enben Ginfau gu psrs
5eidnen. lie bat auf benz 8abnbof ieoer
bebeutsnben Station einen papagei
aufgeittlt, ber ben Ortsnamen unb
bic 8abnanihliiile ausruft. Der pas
pagei. ipelher auf benz potsbamer
@ahnbof poItirt 1T, peroient feiner BE-
fonberen @elebristeit ipeeen herborse.
boben au iperbsn. Seine Gbefs baben
linn obne befonbere Miibe bic Morte
bei9ebra@t: rpotsbam. 10 Minuten
Mufentbalt!" uHb bieiem Aufe fiist
bas beritdnbise 9bier nit fhmetterns
Der @timme bel: .@s lebe unfer Rai>
(er!"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
e22 BROADWAY.

-Jn JrteDersDort bes
3ittau serietb neulih Na4ts bie@arns
atpirnsrei ber Girma Rotntruno, bic
9r6btentbeils aus 9ol3uert beitanb. in
@ranb. Ser 8efber Nofeutran3 tpedte
fofort feline i'm erfen Stod l9lafenbt
17iGbrige 2o9ttr unb cine 6ltere 81,
idbriss trdntlide Werpan5tt, uel4t
nit berielben auiammen I4ltef. 8eibt
iinb iebo9 in benz Nualm erjftdt. Da
bic 9ohter b6ufie on Rrampfanfdqtn
litt. 70 nimmt nun aM oaB bieielbe
por @hred iiber bic Nadribt in
&rdmpfe perfnllen uno 10 benz miitben'
ben @lemente aum Opfer eefallen TT.
Mdbrerb 9rr &olentran3 iih um bic
Mttung bes Mobiliars berpiibte. elite
feline Grau na4 benz 8ooen, UNI bic
Betten az retten, babel 1T he aber ebsn'
fa0s III ben Glammen umg4ommtn.
= Gin. Gropfen Maifer
burfte (elten nebr llnhsil anseri@tet
bahen, als bieier Sage In Qe9nano
(sytalien). Gnri@etta Momeba, Elm
sipanoisidbrises Mdb4en. psriaiitte.e
bsim Geniterpuben etipas MaHer. eis
nise Sropfen traftn tiuen unten por.
beigebenben Mtrobaten. Der rparters
rstiinitler" serietb in etne rafenSe
Muib. Ct lief in bas 0aus uno
fdlus niitbenb auf bus MGb9en Elm.
Diefes tntflob in ben Ob:rFod. Der
Rafsnbe binterbrein. Dos erl4redte
Mdbhen fprans aus benz Geafter bes
britten Stodts unb mar tobt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

bamit 5ufrieben biit, 10 1T mfrs re@t.
gu elmer anberen Heligion als biefer
iperbe i'd mid fhperli@ mebr betene
men,"
Sis ,pinfte nit ber 9anb.
sd berlanae ni9t mebr BON Dir,
als Du 9ebe, tannit. Mlles uebriss
lit feine Sa9e. Muf ibn unb feline
erbarmenbe 2iebe baue unb pertraue
i9: CT ,pirb meine 9offnuns ntht gu
Shanben tperoen loi1en unb Did, Der
Du mir 10 tbeuer biit, ni@t peritos
ben."
Gr 19tpies auf bieIe Worte unb
fra9te no9 elmer paufe in perdnberz
tenn Some:
rMbsr ben Doftor laTen mir bier.
niht tpabr, Morja, ben nebmen mir
ni1t mit9"
St fprad pie in friiberen Sasen,
nit benz alten eini9meidelnben
Rlange in Der Stimme, ber olle
Trauen beaaubert bate; nit oieiem
Some unb bielem 2ddeln bate er eins
items Mues errei9t. mas er ipollte unb
ipprum er bat, unb bas bate ct gez
ipubt - einftens. 9eute aber sef9ab
es unbetpubt, obne Gitelteit, obne
@elblteefduieteit. Gr tpollte nidts
als bitten = unb bab fir einen Mo<
mert ber alte 9ollburs aus ieinen
adrtli9>flebenben 9lugen 19aute, ba=
ran mar nur Marja ielber i9ulb. Ct
bate in bic Ter Stunbe bic @sspib1eit
ibrsr 2isbe eeiponnen unb bies bob
i'm iibsr iih ielbit empor. IS tpar
lidt unb bell in ibm, er elaubte tpiez
ber an ben sisenen Wertb, er bGtte la
den, ideraen, iibermiitbis tpie Elm
&inb 1ein mOgen.
rNatiirlih lahen mir ben Doftor
bier." 1agte Wtarja uno i4aute ibn
freunblid an. Sic freute {ib i6er
bas Slid, oas aus leinsn Augen
itrablte. rWoau miirbsn mir i'm bsnn
brau9en, ben Dottpr. Gr pirb mir
sinmal Dant bafiir tpi1sn. bab ib i'm
bon Der Shpr6eit, 9ei,natb unb 3aufz
6ahn aufgegeben gu baben, betpabrte.
Nein. lpir iino chamber aenua. Sin
Dritter in unIerem 9unbe pdre serobe
um Ginen gu bel"
Gr ld9elte iie bantbar an unb um,
i6lob ibre 9anb nit einem innigen
Orude.
unb 10 1aben iie fiI nebeneinanber
unb fdauten in bic 3utunft, Der lie
pereint entseseneinsen: iie, bieStarte,
Reine, uno Ct, ihr fdtpd4err @es
fdbrte. ben lie entiiinbiet ibrem @otte
auridgeben tpollte ais ginen, bon mel.
diem se19rieben itebt, bab ber 9immel
iih tbrer 1nebr freue. als iiber neuns
unbneunaie 9ere4te.
Sin reues 2eben, Elm beheres Geben.
@ie slaubte an i'm unb feline euten
8orfdbe. St tpiirbe niat tpieber mans
tenb tperben, ct ipiirbe aufre9t fteben
big gum 9obe.
3um naben Spbe. Sic tdufhte ii4
bieriiber niat. 0p9 lpenn Der Sob iie
auseinanberreibt. tpirb iie ibr Doll
baben unb ibr Qanb unb bic Crime
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