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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Pleasant WALLER.

Correspondence OF Tho Argus
The snow has almos, disappeared ut this
writing and the roads are getting very
muddy.
w l.. Frankhouser is making prepare
lions to make sugar soon as the warm sun
will bring down the sap from the branches
of his sugar trees.
There was preaching at Pleasant Valley
on last Sunday 10y Rev. Idlcman, who de.
livcrld pn able and interesting sermon to a
well attended audience. In four weeks
from last sunday night he will preach again
a this place.
The correspondent from Rockville to THE
ARGUS Of last week says the School House
Of Pleasant Valley has been built for thirty
four years and has been called Niger.
doodle ever since. This Is a falschood. II
has not, for when this school house was
built we did not have people to sioop so
low as that to make use of such degraded
language in civilized communities. The
writer says that they are satisfied that il was
not the citizens OF Pleasant Valley that was
kicking about the name. Probably they
will have the opportunity 10 change their
mind. The writer says the name given Is
an old and familiar name with the Rockville
and Neboites. 1t may have been with the
lower class of people, but not with the
ladies and gentlemen of that section. The
writer says that they are getting up pretty
well in years and the school house has been
called by that name ever since they were a
little boy. IL seems as though the writer
has carried childish principles up with them
to the time Of their writing to The ARGUS
We are taught 10 believe that person who
has arrived to the age Of the correspondent
of Rockville should Try to SOW good seed in
every community where opportunity presents
rather than TO follow the footsteps Of Satan,
who went out and sowed tares among the
wheat The devil may not have intended
this for a slur, but it injured the wheat all
the same but the tares will be burned and
the sower will be remembered by the
reapers
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"Did you see a man and q
woman driving past here in q buggy
about an hour ago 2" asked an
officer in pursuit OF a runaway
couple.
Eyes" answered Mrs. Blank.
"Ah," said the officer, '.nov wc
are getting on the right track 1
What kind of horse was IL ?"
"They were driving so fast I
didn't notice that" replied Mrs.
Blank. "But the woman had on q
Scotch mohair and wool Jacket Of
turquoise blue, last years style.
with stitched seams, q white piouc
skirt with deep circular hounce, .
satin straw hat, tilted and rather
fiat, trimmed with hydranges and
loops of pale blue surah, and her
hair was done up pompadour.
That's all had time to Geo."
Who says that a woman 10 not q
close observer When IL comes TO
the dress OF another woman they
can beat an x-ray out Of sight.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Zinn's Chapel.
Idence Of the Argus

NNtrVsponOence OF the Argus.
Walter Orr. of lrontown. was visiting his
sister, Miss MsUde, who is teaching school
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. zinn were calling a,
the home of Joseph MeKenney. Of near
Mason,own las, Monday
The school at this place celebrated Wash.
ing,on's birthday 10y raising flag over the
school house and the presenting OF nice
Bible to the school. An appropriate program
was well rendered by the school,
\ sleighine party composed Of Messrs.
Archie keek. Robert Boyd, Frank linn aud
Bruce Ross aud Misses Cora linn, Mary
linn, Maude Or and Matte Zinn attended
the pro,raeted meeting at Masontown las,
Friday night.
Our genial friend. Willis Zinn contem.
plates leaving our neighborhood In the
near future to enter the metehantile bust.
ness at CaSsville. George Kern, one of
Masontown's best young men is to be his
partner. They are both good homes, young
men and we are sorry to lose them, but
wish them success.
One OF the mos, pleasant events Of the
season was social given at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Il. Zinns on the evening
OF February %, at nine o'clock, refresh.
menis were served consisting of peaches and
cake The remainder of the evening was
spent in general amusements. Those
present were Misses Cora Zinn, Maude Orr.
Bessie Ashburn, Mary Zinn. Dora and
Allene Rankin, Leila Ashburn, Pearl and
Marguerite Watson, Matte Finn, Mynle
Lemon, Bessie Cobun. Myrtle Squires.
Gertie, linn, Dellie linn and FloSsie
Ashburn, and Messrs. Moody Ashhurn.
Lloyd linn. Ed. Born. Willie linn, Harry
Rankin, Dorsey and Charley zinn, Spray
Ashburn, Archie Keck, Walter Conoway,
Chester Asburn, Gay and Otis Watson, Don
heek, Walter Orr aud Stanley Guseman.
At 1880 the guests returned to their several
homes after having spent most enjoyable
evening. WATER Iuy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
crarosville.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Messrs. ID. n, and Floyd Albright are
visiting at Elk Garden. w. Va.
Lueian Glover aud daughter. OF Harelton.
were eallins at this place during the past
week.
Our good Sloishins is gone. In the fields
yet the lanes are still bloekaded with
/ drifts
j. w, Feather aud daughter. Cora
OF this town. arc visiting at Baltimore aud
Washington.
;. A. StrawScr has purchased a farm
OF George Falkonstino and will move on
same April The 6rst
John SuawScr is the happiost man in our
town ON account of his new 10 pound baby
boy which came to his place on Monday
last
The Philippine war seems TO be working
admirably we'll in this section. During the
past year since nearly every family have
started che cradle to rolling aud there are
good hopes OF more infant industries
The students OF our common schools are
often rccit'ng a page in Myerss General
History which reads thus although tho
conspiracy of Catalina had failed IL was
very easy TO sec that the downfall OF the
Roman republic was near at hand Indeed
rom this time on only the name remains.
The old Roman virtue aud patriotism were
swept away 10y the tide OF luxury. selfish.
ness, fundamentally produced by the long
series of foreign conquest aud robberles In
which the Roman people had been engaged.
N La - m
From this time forward the Government
was really In the hands OF ambitious aud
popular leaders OF corrupt combinations
aud rings. There were now In the state
three men Caesar. crossus and Pompey,
who were destined to shape affairs" It's
well known maxiam that like cause.
bring like effects and since Hanna's ship
subsidy bill OF fare was defeated because
u did not contain pie enough TO reach
around we may look Tor another three
fold conspiracy which will not end until
the death of our modern Caesars aud as
In the Philippine war the hand OF our
CiSceros will be amputated aud nailed TO
the rostrum OF suppressed freedom OF
speech.
am very proud of Uncle Toe as CORE.
spondent to lnE ARGUS. yet he az Is sadly
mistaken when he asserts that 1 do not
know him (0 for well do rccollect OF
jostling him CD on my knee when he (i) was
too young and tat 10 walk without falling
and Waddle'ing all over the room. This
assertion may cause some people to Incur
the idea that am older than old Uncle
Joe. but then they should recollect that
he call, (0 me Sallic and when got TO be
sweet 10 never got any older. since which
time Uncle Joe has one foot in the grave
aud would have the other In too were the
grave not too small to hold both OF his
feet He seems to warn me to not soar
too high lest loose my tail feathers. but
Withhold thy gun, dear Uncle Toe
FOR pigeons, grouse and quail
cause you can never shoot nor pluck
feather from my ---- wing.
am not mad dear Uncle Toe,
And lasses do not fight
II batch Tors even grab their necks
An choke en- awful tight.
MISS "SALLIE MANpRR"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
NewburE.

zorro roudence oi TIC Argus.
NJ. IL. Lady was in Grafton Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Higgins spen, Sat.
urdaJ ia Grafton
Mrs. NJ +. Powell rs able to be up after
several ~eeAs illness
d's' b ss' Noiie 1peued an eigh, week.
tenn ~ sch'o, Monday
Rev. / b hlou,u, Who has been qai.c
ia g. he gas, w,c~, IS much better
81, AMI ,lis Clas. Frazier retu ned LAST
week iom a pea.at visi, wiki Clarksburg
idends.
rhe member, II Iac NJ. r church gave an
entertainment, and f.suyal on the ~ and q
of February.
Mr.. and Mrs James Fromhart, and son
Darres, who nave been ON the sick list, are
able TO be out
The shaft has resumed work after sus.
pension Of three OF four weeks, owing to the
scarcity of cars.
Mrs. Nm. AIcGiunis, who has been spend
ing week with her parents at Reedsyille,
returned Sunday.
J. Frank Brown came over from Martins
burg Saturday to sec his best girl. lie re-.
turned to Mariinsburg Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Romance in Real Life.
From the Weston Independent.

From the Weston Independents
somewhat romantic wedding took place
at the Camden hotel on Thursday evening
Rev. p c. White officiating A little more
than week ago there came to Weston one
Col a 1. Aubin. lie had money to burn,
is educated, brilliant couversalionalist and
all around pleasant gentleman IL repre-
senied himself as former Secretary Of
State of New York State, a leading Dsmo-
cratic politician of that State, aud Colonel
in the Philippine war. lie claimed for him
self the proud distraction of having been
with the brave General Lawton at the time
of the larcr's death on the battle field, and
says he bore Lawtou off the field after he
was shot by the enemy. lie also claimed
that his first wife, now deceased, was the
daughter of John Jacob Astor, the mil.
ionaire.
AT the Hotel Camden he fell violently In
love at FIRST sight with Miss Lurah Graves
a waitress at the dining room table, and
they were married as above stated a ban
quet was given at the hotel a;Nwhich a num-
Der Of his admiring friends were present.
The bride was presented with rich and cos..
ly gifts. and is apparently as happy In her
new relation as a queen. They lcf, the fol-
lowing morning for Elkins, and thence to
New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
"Under the Icltonwoods.' -

Mr. q, +. Morton has received the lol-
lowing communication from Hon. r b
Nirdham, Of platsmoulh, Ncb. Mr.
Npdham, is a well known attorney and
business man Of that State and was a presi.
penual elect or in the recent election
81 have read Under the Coucnwoods'
with much interest. For 80 years have
been resident Of the county in which the
story is located, and have therefor
experienced the extreme contrast of
the pioneering period with the
Pfesen, time. The book is unique la its
way and is practical and entertaining The
experiences Of the Colwood family as set
forth IN the volume, were those Of many Of
the settlers Of this region, and the book is GER
tain to bring wildly before the mind Of any
old settler who reads it, the varied expert
ences Of those years OF trial and hardship.
This book teaches what history the world
over has recorded, that out Of the privations
and struggles of the pioneer, the most
sturdy and ofitimes brilliant characters are
shaped and The world thereby greatly
blessed. The romance which is interviewer
with the portrayal Of the sterner features Of
Western life makes finishing touch to a
volume which can be read with both
pleasure and profit"
The following letter shows how the book
appears 10 person who has never seen
Nebraska. 1t proves that the volume has
an interest for people in any part of the
United States
at is intensely interesting and is worthy
Of place in any home The characters
arc we'll drawn, true TO life, and the
same phases Of humanity may be recognized
in many localities. The leading character,
George Colwood, is one whose conduct may
be patterned after by any young man. The
Jealous, hard working, devoted mother has
her counterpart in many home. The
concise views Of Frank Walden, as he con
verscd with George Colwood on christiani-
~, contain more practical religion than is
usually presented in a sermon"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07

BAlriNoRs, Nh, March q, 1891.
Ma. J. s. Brown,
kingwood, w. Va.
DEAR SiR;--
have been loa6ng around this city TIL,
afternoon seeing sights. thought would
write you few lines. Perhaps you go
&c, local from them for Jour vslustis
paper.
am now working For "Uncle San''
weighing mail between Wheeling cad
Baltimore. I began at Benwood JUNCTION
the 20 of February on train te. rss on
trains 20. s, and S..
No. S. leaves Baltimore at 900 q. N.
"7;oo p. -.
30 Wheeling "ftsoo q. -.
"rs,fo a. n.
l am IN the postal car between Cumbss-
land, Md, and Grafton, w. Va, on trains
30 and IS. | get good wages and like the
work very well, The worst feature Of II y
being away from home.
The first thing that me, my view q
iiarper's Ferry the other day was Yohn
Browns monument. Then began 10 recall
history and how Il came. The trenches
and stone walks yet to be seen there ere
OF interest to travellers. AssociatinQ thess
With the history have read make quite a
impression on Preston county boy. TAea
to pass through Washington and SEQ The
top of the National Capitol makes mo fsef
good.
Tomorrow Is the big day In washisgson.
Suppose II will be a great day for Ro
publieans.
have been down a, the wharf wstchins
big and little ships. Had I a pen ct to uss.
could write something more. I just send
this for you to clip local to show ny
friends who said would never work for
Uncle Sam that I am now at Il.
Yours for success,
w. T. w. GARNER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Cheat pridra

CorrespOndenos Of the Argus.
Our saw.mill is running at full blast
Class meeting at New Salem vas we'll at
tended Sunday.
Chas. Bolyard and wife were visiting the
widow Bolyard's Sunday.
a. VI. Golf and George BolyarJ were at
kingwood Saturday on business.
Our citizens were busly engaged putting
up ice Iasi Saturday and Monday.
Oh "Gaodpa" Siemple, and Mrs. Julia
"iIrs Gre seriously 300 at this writing.
quite a numbsr Of our citizens attended
* d y Lodge 81 R,wicsbarg luesdsy
night.
Avery sal accidcn, occurred in our neigh
borho7i LAST Saturday morning. Martin
Wonluiy while working in ihe woods. vas
struck on % head boy falling limb, and died
ODE same evening from the effects. Inter
ment ir the IaaU Ridge cemetery Sunday
evening"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
HONEYWELL

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Many of our people are on the sick list
and laid up with the grip.
Our people made good use of the snow
and did lots of tcaming while il lasted.
J. w. Turner, Mrs. Harmon McGinnis
and Miss lizzie Burke have all been down
with the grip.
The correspondent, from Twilight is mis-
taken about J. W. Turner purchasing the
old Ieph Turner farm near that place.
The big meeting at Bethlehem Church is
doing much good. II IS being conducted
by Rev. Philips, who is much liked in that
community.
j. 4. Burke is going to build an addition
to the northeast side of his house this
spring, and large bay window facing the
the pike. Mr.. Burke is popular with our
people.
Rev. Fclers preached a very able ser
mon at Hopewell last Sunday. The
Rev Shadduck Of Clay county, a very able
man preached at lIopcwell last sunday at
2 80 p. m. LEMON SoUEEzgR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
March Marriages.

Preston Welsh 81, Annie NJ. Schnopp 20.
James II. Crawford g, Eve Mc,hcnsy 20
Charley Childs 81. Rosa Wiles ~.
James Marshall Collins 80, Emma Oar
10y 80.
J. Hitc Garner 20, Bessie Methcney ~.
William J.. Fisher %. Isabella Myers 81.
Daniel w. slahl -, Lane Virgic Hess ~,
Andrew J FIELDS q, Nora b - rson a..
Wesley II. Wolf ~, Ethel G Sigley rs.
David sislef -, Mary ~ sisler ~.
IRA r. Sisier %. Elizabeth Swler ~
All natives Of Preston county exec Car
ncg, who was bora in Taylor county. and
now resides 10 Doddndgc county Miss
D5son was from lndanna. David S.slcr
from Surnysiie. I'D and ia S.. cf ron
Gibbons Glade. 20.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars R.stI
ior any case of Caaub chat canrD. bc ,ured
y HALLS Cuaub Cue.
j.. ] CHaSGy q co.. Toledo. O
We ihe undersigned. bsyc known j J.
Cheney lor thc JAS. IS years, and believe
aIm perfectly honorable n zoo business trans
actions and financially able O. carry ont any
obligations madc by their 6dm
War q rruFx, Wholesale Druggists. To-
ieln. o.. WAtmyc. KNSAS 81 NARvfN
Wno.esai, Duggisu Toledo. O
Halls --Duh Cure IS taken internally.
acting directly upon tHe blaod and mucous
surfaces % ihs system Testimonial. sent
free. r'icc use. per bottle Sold by al
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are The best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Evansville.
.IIL. Y.....
b Z. Thomas is on the sick list

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
b +. Thomas is on the sick list
& K Bowman has finished filling his ice
house.
Rev Alender Of the u. y Church is
holding protmctcd meeting at this place.
There was SPELLING school at the Ca.
naan schoolhouse Friday night W. H.
Ghomps is the teacher.
Mis. Lizzie Stafford Of Fcllowsyille and
Miss Ouic West who IS teaching the Gon
sc5oH were IN town on the z4th
oar conr.,le. y J.. woodward. who
has been having uca serious time with a
vaccinNed arn. IS We are glad 90 .ay, bet
fcI 10 ihs duog
The sunm-n s.lo5i near Iris place laid
over ai CAST aiolcr sithop, teacher. but
Morgan 81 Brooks WHO isai present prnei.
pal of .a F.l,wsy.ilc school. mll take
charge of-t when Dos school is OUT Mr.
Brooks IS a graduate Of .he Gicnule State
Normal School, end ls one Of Che most eff.
Glen, teachers DO the county. sceue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07

The Eclectic Magazine for March reprints
from The Fortnighuy Review Sir Robert
Harris striking article, "China and Recon
struction," which IS one of the most impor.
taut contributions which has been made to
the consideration of the Chiae3e problem.
Another article Of special timeliness is Mrs d.
John Richard Green's account Of recent
visit TO the Boer prisoners at St. Helena.
VI. de Vogues extremely clever article on
The Exposition Of 1900 is translated from
the Revue des Dcux Monacs. Recent Sci
ence is reviewed IN an important paper by
Prince Kropotkin there is a powerful story
by Hugh Clifford, "ln the Heart OF Kala.
mantan :" Arthur Moniefiore Brice writes
diyertingly Of can Amazing Vagabond -
Catherine | Dodd makes an edfyng COM
parisou Of German and English school chill.
dren S. G.. Tallenlyre adds paper on
Madame Geofrin to his entertaining series
on women Of the salons and sketches of
travel, papers Of literary criticism, bits Of
verse and extracts from new books 60 20
make a number every page Of which will
attract the alert reader The Living Age
CO mpany, Publishers, Boston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07

y good second hand 2S horse power por-
table boiler Must be in good repair and
cheap. Write stating prices and full par.
tculars to FELIX WOLFE,
81 Rowlcsburg, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Timbert Timbert

I own a ZINE iot Of timber on Cheat River
below thc Tate lands. Call on me al TX.
change Hotel Address.
WW J. n. PAYNE,
kiugwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
Cumberland, Md.

The Ground Hog is still living right no TO
his forecast, and his wintry weather will last
another week yet, in accordance with the
old time regulations, which seem to be hold
ing good this time and it is no use for any
one to hold up Mr.. G. Hogs prognUstica-
ton to doubt and ridcue OF course the
weather like the women, is an uncertain
quantity, but we will back the Ground Hog
against the Weather Bureau at Washington.
Ex-sheria l.. c. Skaters family moved
back TO Carmel this week 10 make their
future home. Mr.. Shaaer and daughter
Miss Annie will remain in Kinewood ill
April rst and have charge Of the Jail TIL that
time. as Sheriff Lcnhart will be busy with
Circuit Court, and wanted Mr. ShaHer TO
run the jail for him this month yet. April
Ist the new Sheriff will move into the Jail
and take charge. and I'd. G. EVERY will
move into Mr.. Lenhaus property Ex-
Sheriff shaHer will resume merchandising
at the old stand in Carmel
Another old Preslonisn was promoted 20
Office last week. This time Il was Hon
John J C7nia Of Wheeling who has been
located there several years pracdcing law.
The City Council. last week elected him To-
the oidcc Of Cry Solicitor, and the Regis
ter IN speaking Of The matter has this 70 say
Of the new official
Nj. John J Conid, the new City Solici
! tor, is q man standing in the FIRST rank of
/ bis profession, learned in the law, Of sound
and mature judgment and quite familiar
with the conduct Of such municipal affairs
/ as will dcvolye upon him
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18
Srieftanben,a9t.

Rein Sbisr 1T 70 fir ben goiens
bienft eeeisnst tpis bic Saubt. Sbr
i9arfss @efi9t, ibr raider unb auss
bausrnber Slug. fopis ibr unsenSbns
lid fart entpidsIter Srtss unb Ori.
entirunssiinn in @erbinbuns nit Der
groBen Seimatbslisbe iinb es. bic ses
rabs bkIss S6ier gum ~sefliiselten 8os
ten ftempeln. Inter ben einsslnen
Rafsn Der 9rieftau6en iinb inoeFen
nod gentle llntsri9iebs porbanben,
bic balo biefe, balo iene HaHe gum
9otenbienite seeisneter MAIDEN; benin
fpdbrenb 3. 9. Der @nttusrpener
8rieftuube nu9seribmt piro. oab fis
elm Iebr Ii6erer uno I9neler Slisgsr
fet. aud i9on in ben srItsn Sabren
ielbIt BEL f9pierigen Srisutirunsss
perbGltniHen uno fpeiten Gntiernuns
gen iebr CUTE 2eiItungsn nadpeiIe,
lou Die 2iitti6er Saube srit i'm orits
ten Sabre 3uOerlGfiig Iein. oann aber
elm DOr3iisIi4es SrtssebddtniB snts
pideIn, bas lie befdbist, ielbit nod
na6 Sabren gum beimatbli9en
S6Iage ben Wss gu finbsn, aud uns
giinitise Dittsruns iOG ibre Srisntis
runs unb ibrem SIuse tpeniser bins
bsrlid iein, ais es BEL anoeren RaTsn
Der San 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-18

S6peiaen bas SisgeI, bIidte duf bds
@ef9riebene uno entnabm bam benz
GouOert topffdiittelnb 3Det Sdlifs
felden.
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rlpar Der 8erlebte elm Spnberling, unb
10 Ideint benn aud iein SeItamsnt
dusgefallen au iein. Gr srtlGrt nGms
LID bier in Oieiem S9reiben, er ipolIe
ben Grbbere9tigten ieinen Dilen
miinbli6 mittbeilen!"
4~agemsines Stuben unb Staunsr.
Der Beanie unS Isin 0iensr Offnes
ten ben 9elbi6rant unS md6ten li6
in ieinem Snnern gu f9affen.
plOBlt9 ale .9interbliebensn"
erblabten = Hang aus benz S9rante
Elm beiieres 2a9en, in benz QGe nit
gntIesen bic Stimme bes 8e~rItorbenen
gu ertennen glaubten, iInb nun erIfoa
oiefe Stimme felbit laut unb beutli9
in pergniistem. aiemli6 bosbafem 90
ne: r9riiB' Soft beieinanber! Gpib
Sbr Ollie ba2 So, ii9er! DEM i'd lam
mfrs idOn oenten, bab beut' Seines
bon Sud feblt! 9slt, i9 bab' bod
an @lt6 geoadt9 Hun ia, iebt bort
meineu leBten @iasn: Se6t Sbr, bic
paar tduIenb Mdrt, bic i9 mir Iauer
perbient ba6' brauben in Der Srembe,
bah i'd aufgebraudt, neil i9 mir 9ez
od6t hdb', fir 10 feline 2eut', pie SIR
feib, ipdre Der 9ettel bod bios lG9ers
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reidt gum arI9affen bcs &aTens
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mir gar piel SreuO' semaGt bat in
meinen leBten 9osen. gles, 1pas ia
bab', Oerma9' i9 Sud: Dir, lieber
8ruoer, ben S6rant fir Define Cons
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licgt aud nod elm Stiid S6partema>
gen! CAB i'm Dir auf mein @obl
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biI9 = tpenn OH aber 5uipartelt.
piro er ii6er rpisber MODERN! Sud
uebriaen has anoere! Sbeilt Sud bds
rim in 5rieOen! @ber cine 9eoinguns
fniipf' i'd 6iermit fir @u9 ollie an
meme grbI3aft: DAB Sbr mir ia ben
@pparut fem in @bren ballet unb Sud
aGe Sabre an msinem 9eburtstag UNI
ibn periammelt: 0a mD9t' i'd nit
Sud reben! limb oamit b'biit Sud
9ptt!"
limb tpiebsr trG9ate cine bps9afts
2a6Ialbe aus benz unbeimliaen
S6rant iiber bic bitter 9eItraften bin.