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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05
TOLD BY LETTER CARRIER.
His Story of Ghost for Whom His
Father Had a Love Letter.

Tell you the story? Cert. Capt. Fan
ming of the Tenth Ohio fought through
the civil war. At its close he went over to
ireland with the Fenians and was, I be-
ueve, imprisoned there for time How
ever, on his return he lived in my fathers
district and he became intimate with him.
as they were both Fenians. The captain
after year or two, enlisted in the reg
ular army and was sent out to the from
tier to fight Indians. Now father. missed
him, but was not aware that ne had en-
listed In fact, no body in Cincinnati Of
the captains acquaintance knew what be-
came OF him. he was a proud kind of
chap ard did not relish the idea of having
It known that he was compelled to enlist
as a private soldier. lie had on several
occasions talked with father about
young lady in Ireland whom he intended
making his wife. They correspOnded. and.
of course, whenever father delivered a let
ter from Ireland he joked with the captain
about the fair correspondent. Some six
months after the captain had disappeared
father had in his mornings mail pouch
a letter addressed as usual to the captain.
from ireland Previous letters delivered
at the house were received and forward
ed to the captain, so my father rang the
door bell and was handing the letter with
out looking up. to the servant. as he
thought. when his hand touched something
cold and glancing sharply up there stood
the captain. smiling as he used to do
whenever letter with the Irish postmark
was OenNered-
'' Welcome back Capt said my father
and even he spoke the letter fell on the
doorstep. and in the captains place stood
the male negro servant, slightly scowling
as he mumbled. You mus be in big hurry
dis mornin'. droppin the ma in dis man
nah Father turned white. and cold chills
ran down his spinal column. Recovering
himself. he asked the negro:
-" Has Capt Tanning returned2' Receiv-
Ing a negative answer, he proceeded on
his route, and when he sat down to din
ner that day he solemnly said to my
mother: Peggy, Capt. Tanning is dead
ITO her inquiries as to the det7i.s or how
he got the news. he made her evasive re-
plies. The evening papers contained this
dispatch from come town ne ar where the
captain was stationed:
." Capt. Tanning Of the Tenth Ohio Vol
unteer infantry, serving as private sol
der in the - regiment of cavalry, was
shot to death by a corporal of his COM
pany at roll call this morning
''NVhen father read the dispatch he be-
came so i'll that he had to be put to bed
and It was over week before he was
able to resume his duties. when he Sc
cured an exchange of routes with fell
low carrier.
After a pause-"Father lived a year and
a day as he said he would. after this hal
Inclination. and while I don't play one
two, or three on ghosts, it has always
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05

s4-A. ]. Godshalk (R), Alden.
s5-Harry O'Donnell (H). Ellsworth
S6-F. S. Rockefeller CD, Russell.
SIN doubt
SS-A. G. Mead CR), Beloit.
S9-J. B. Taylor CR), Alton.
s0-F. w. Bennington (R), Jewell.
e1--In doubt
s2-Geo. H. Tannihill CD. Phillips
burg.
GA. E. Cramer (R), Plainville.
94-John Schleyer Cd, Hays City
SIN doubt
e6-M. Sweeney CD. Pawnee Rock.
97-B. F. Tatum Cd Kinsley.
9S-J. w. Chandler CD, Haviland.
99-In doubt
100-In doubt.
1Ol-C. NJ. Beeson R). Dodge City.
102-In doubt.
103-In doubt.
104-A B. Jones (R). Wakeeney.
105-A Law (R), Hill City.
106-C. D. Jones (R.), Norton
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LEGISLATIVE LIST.
There Will Be Eighty Republicans in
---.rfafE II ca1seaa.nt1 :.

There Will Be Eighty Republicans in
-fodo Bousesea7A .e.a-
Returns thus far indicate the follow
ing members elected to- the legislature.
although later returns. may make ma
terial changes in this list: eef
14Cyrus Leland (2), Troy.
2-B. P. Waggener Cd, Atchison.
"A. S. Grim (R). Nortonvire
5-M. A Wilson (HO. Ozawkie.
GO. G. Ballard Cd, Leavenworth.
Ross Perkins Cd, Linwood.
8--George HollenbecK t4), Leaven-
9-P. F. Poeoek CR). Kansas city.
10-E;. A. Enright (R), Kansas City.
III. l. Landry Cd. Argentine.
12-William Spear (R), Olathe.
13-Georse J. Barker (Ts). Lawrence.
15-W. S. Finley (R), Williamsburg.
Up. w. Gabel CD, LouiSburg.
1S-R C. Mendenhan (f). LaCygne.
19-James Hunter (R), Greeley.
20-John Francis CR), Colony.
21-Dan Campbell (R), Fort Scott
| 22-Willi8m Baird (R). Fulton.
go. F. Lewis (R), Helper.
&C A. Fisher (R), Pittsburg.
25-John Mclaughlin CD, Scammon.
26-E r. Schemerhorn CR), Csalena.
27-F H. Brown (R), Parsons.
2S-Walter Van Treba (R), Chetopa-
29-T. F. Address (f2), Liberty.
3O-John 0. Whistler CR) Elk City.
31-James M. Nation (R), Erie.
! 32-S S. kirkpatrick (R-), Fredonia. \
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State Superintendent Public Instructi'


State Superintendent Public Instruction.
49-J. N. Dolley (R.), Maple HILL
SOW. L. Williams CD, Emporia.
SIT. Jensen Cd. Emporia-
52-Geo. E. Tucker (R.). Eureka.
53-Thos. P. Hawkins fR), Grenola.
SIT. E. Adair (R-). Moline.
SIS. d. Pollock (R.). Arkansas City.
56-J. B. Lynn Cd. Winfield.
57-J. b. Adams (R), EIDorado.
SIS. H. Brandon (R), Douglas.
59-E. G. Croker (R), hatfield Green.
60. c. Billings (R}, Marion.
els. A. Bowman Cd, Wilsey.
CIV. It. Harris Cd, Solomon
63-John Mckee CD, Clay Center.
Civilian Murdoch CR), Clifton.
Csc. o. Hugos (R), Norway
66-Chas. N. Peck (R), Concordia.
67-John L. King (R), Minneaolls.
Csc. 3. Kirkland (R), Salina.
69-P. ]. Gale (R), Mcpherson.
70-Robert Dougherty (R). Newton.
71-John w Adams (R), Wichita.
IA. c. Husey (R), Wichita.
73-Theo. Osweiler cd, Allepo.
74-E. G. Farris (R), Conway Springs.
75-John A. Jeffries (R), South Haven.
76-John A. Burk .(R). Harper.
77-John Woodson CD, Penolosa-
78-E. H. Nixon (R), Medicine Lodge.
79-R. c. Hutchinson (R), Coats.
S0--John M. Kinkel (R), Hutchinson.
S1-E. R. Watkins (R). Sego.
S2-Parker Parish Cd. Hudson.
s3-Henry Langfieid ID, Ellinwood
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81 L. Martin tR.). Yates Center.
34-W- H Wyckoff (R-), Burlington.
35-J. H Stavely (R.), Lyndon.
36-J. F. Pringle (R), Burlingame.
81. B. Belts (R-), Topeka.
3S-A. F. Williams R-), Topeka.
39-J. B. Sims (R-). Topeka.
40-Albert Sarbach (R.), Holton.
41-William Idol CD, Robinson.
42-T- c. Honnell (R.), Everest.
43-Geo. P. Hayden (R.). Wetmore.
fl V. Mckee (R.), Frankfort
4rF. H. PralIe CR.). Bremen.
46-J. W. Dunn (R.), Onaga
Aft. M. Emmons (R), Manhattan
4S-G. w. Schmidt (R.), Junction City
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The Republicans also blame the tax
bill for the defeat of Ray in Morris
county. Ware. Republican, is defeated
in Clay county but this was not unex-
pected. Ware and Grosser are the only
Republicans defeated IN the Fifth dis
trict-
Bale Waggener defeats John Seaton
by 200 in Atchison. Idol, Democrat, de-
feats Brown, Republican, in Brown
county, the first time the fusionists have
ever had a representative in that coun-
ty. Jefferson county is in doubt. Leav-
enworth county elects two Democrats to
the legislature.
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TEAM STANDING.
Glasco g.; Osborne o.

Glasco, Kas., Nov. 5.-Osborne met de-
feat at the hands of the ever victorious
Giasco team by a, score of s to o.
About three hundred dollars was left
with the sGlasco rooters as mementos
Of the Osborne visit. Glasco claims to
be champions of north central Kansas,
and don't like to have other teams dis
pute her right to the title Without
they are ready to defend their claims.
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107-G. johnson Cd. Oberlin.
10S-Willis johnson (R-), Grinnel.
109-J. F. Jones (R-), Grinneli.
110-J. A. Bucklin CD, Oakley.
Hin doubt.
lev B. Lockwood (R-). ST. Francis
113-F. H Smith CD, Goodland.
114-In doubt.
115-G. e: Woodhouse (R). Sharon
1is-Fred Friar (R), Leoti.
HIN doubt.
11S-D. B. King Cd Healy
119-W. NJ. Kinnison (R.), Garden City.
120-H. H. Upton Cd. Lakin-
PIE. E. Robinson (R-), Syracuse.
122-In doubt
123-L. D. Einsel (R.), Cimarron.
124-A D. Adams CD, Meade.
125-In doubt.
At noon Chairman Albaugh claimed
the election of u. B. Sharpless in Atchi
son county, S. E. Brown in the Forty
first district in Brown county, j. E.
Evans in the Fiftieth district in Lyon
county, L. NJ. Linton in the Ninety-first
district in Smith county. ]. K. Barnd in
the 103rd district in Ness county, ]. G,
Starr in the 117th district in Scott coun-
ty, and r. B. Campbell in the 124th dis
trict, the Meade-Seward district.
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Found Dead in a Church.

Omaha, Neb. Nov. 5-Rev. VIM. c. Rabe,
pastor of the German Baptist church at
Twenty-sixth and Seward streets, and
Miss Augusta Busch, a young woman
who had lived in the neighborhood, were
found dead early today in vestibule in
the rear of the church auditorium. The
bodies were locked in embrace, and the
gas Jets were turned on Rev. Mr.. Rabe
was Go years of age and a prominent min
lister.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05
Judge Hanilto n Elected.

Norton, Kan, Nov. 5-As far as heard
from in every precinct in Rawli1s. De-
catur, Norton, and Phillips COUNTESS.
Judge Hamilton is making large gains
and will be elected judge of Seventeenth
district over A. C. T. Ceiger
Republican state ticket will be elected
in Norton county but the county ticket
was scratched badly and is now in
doubt. though Jones, representative
for legislature is no doubt elected.
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BAILEY SWEEPS
THE STATE.
Continued from Page u

There are a number of surprises in the
legislative districts. Emil Grosser. Re
publican. IS defeated in Dickinson coun-
" by no although the Republicans car
RED the county The tax bill did it.
Grosser was member of the tax COM
mission. His opponent, W. T. Harris, is
the Democratic mayor of Solomon, elect
ed last spring on resubmission plat
form.
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No More Compulsory Service.

New York, Nov. 5--Various deputies
have offered a resolution cables the Bue-
nos Ayres. Argentine. correspondent of the
Herald. saying that in view Of the eco
pornic situation OF the cofi~f-v and the
settlement of questions sisg friendly
relations with foreign ries the
chamber would be pleased suspep-
sion of the law of comp military
service Among the .signers 9. the resolu-
ton are Generals Manuel Campos and
Carlos Capdevilla
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05
TOPEKAs TOOK THREE.

Defeated Invincibles at Bowling last
Night
The Topekas took three straight from
the Invincibles in the Elite ten pin tourn-
amcnt last night
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Ottawa county gave a Republican
landslide, which viii probably elect
Bond, fusionist. Bond carried Ellsworth
county,, a Republican stronghold, and
Saline by about $50, but Rees probably
got 200 or more in ottawa, which will
probably carry him through, although
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5000

To Kansas City and return via Union
Pacific, annual Flower show. Tickets
on sale Nov. 4-5-e, limited to Nov. ..
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stumped me how he could foreteH so ac-
curately the day of his death."-Wa ash
ington Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05

DR.. Lowry, homeopa thist; hours II e.
10. to IL a. m. and to ,. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05

Wyandotte county gave Craddock d
majority and probably elected two DEM
ocratic members of the legislature, al
though one has only IS plurality
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Sir Qnnr nnf 6nhti.

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- Dem 6lottenz0 . Department tit 0as
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cinnati" angefommen. 8egierungsz
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pollution in Der Hepublif San Do
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6optien no6 M}onte Grtiti, tpeldes
Elm f~leiner, 80 Meilen Ditli6 pon @upe
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rungSz3ruppen bGngt nit Der l1e6erz
gdbe BON 9onaiDes 3uiammen, Die
bur4 Elm 3uidmmentpirten Ser Som
iuln arrangirt pur0e.
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Sruti6er Sunrnaliit geifurben.
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raid in ben Sob.

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RAID in ben Sob.
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cincinnati Nn3eiger," lit in Gbicago
gang pl0BIi9 einem S9lagQnfuQe err
legen. Der 8%eritorbene fam in iuz
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ct. Souls tRdttg uno fam in. ben
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mo- er in Die Rebattton bes Bolts
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bsrblieb er Bis gum Sabre 1879, Sn
biefem Sabre l0ite er feline 8erbinz
oung nit benz n8olfsblatt" uno BE-
tbetligte ii3 nit MilbeIm &aufmann
an Der 9erausgabe bss rQn3eiger" in
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na6m er bic 8GDaftipn Der in8emeinz
f6aft nit 9rn. 8aufmann in ct.
2ouis ge~griinbeten nSribiine", bod
als ii4 ibm i'm Sabre 1880 cine Sc
legenbeit Bot, pieber na4 Cincinnati
3u fommen, ma6te er babon8ebrau6.
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maltge rQ6enOpoit" unO panbeIte bic
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1881 trat 8aberg aus unD 9r. PdetOp
fubrte ben nQn3eiger" aQein peiter.
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mets, BIS Denielben DOR einigen Mo>
naten Der Sob erl0Ite. Ita9Dem er
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7u9 abgeftattet (6r. 8aetop mar aus
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mar er na6 ben Ser. Stuaten 3uriidz
getehrt. @r befanO iid jeBt auf benz
Wsge mad Galifornten, po er ii4 BON
LANCER un0 m~ii6eooQer Nrbeit uus3uz
ruben geOudte. Nuf Der 0ur6reiie
ma8te er in Gbicago einen tur3enQufz
ent6alt BEL feinem SugenbfreunOe @l=
bert 54piQ, uno bort Fat i'm nun
Der Sob credit. 6r. Paetop lit etpu
so Sabre alt ~geporOen. 8erbeirat6et
mar Der @erftorbene ni6t, bod 6eiiBt
er in 9eutf9lanb nod beri6ieOsne
Q~nberpauOte, nel6e ST, S4piq telez
grupbii4 oon Dem jd6en @nbe ieines
6reunbes bena9ri6ttgt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-22

ben 720 9erfoner pro3efftrt unb 235
8erTonen (Fait Idmmtlt4 @inSeborene
tes 96ilippinens Qr9ipels) gum Sooe
berurtbeilt. BON piefen Sobesurt9eiz
len fpurben 1913 poqitredt, Der Reit in
leben8ldngli6e ober me6ridRri9e
3u4t6ausitrafe umgetpanbelt.
SteuereiRna9men i'm SePz
tember.
Nd9 dmtlifem Nu8tpeis betrugen
Die 9efammt : 8unoesIteuereinnu4z
men i'm September 1902 19,885,6 800,
cine Qbnabme i'm @erglei9 gum Sep
tember 1901 BON 81, 718,7 Z Die
@innabmen pon @pirituoien 3ei9ten
cine 3unabme bon $1,82,817; Die
bon Sabat cine Mbnabme pon $685.
1877. Sir Die Drei erften Monate bes
gegentpdrtigen 6istaljabres 6at ii4 Ell
ne Qbnabme Der @efammtiteuereinz
na6men BON $13, 29O,467 i'm @erglei8
gu bemiel6en 3eitraum bes 8pria6res
ergeben.
Satf4e 3e9nbpGGarnpten.
Der 96abomtsietretdr ma9t bas
Pu6lifum uuf cine neue, fal54e 3ebnz
bOQarnote aufmertfam, Die ioeben in
Girtulation gefeBt porben 1T, Sic lit
bon Der Serie 1901, Gbedz2etter 6,
Platte Nr, 81, unter3ei6net rs. 90.
2pons, Regtiter Of TIE 9rea7urp, Gqis
8. Roberts, Sred Iurer Of t6e l1nite0
States" Die Iote beite6t aus 5pei
@tiifen, Die 3ufdmmengetlebt unb nit
ieioenen 6Gben 6ur43ogen IinO. Sic
balten cine genaue Snfpettion ni9t
aus. 9ie 8ilber BON @larfe unb 2epiS
II, bas Des 8iffels finb idle4t na9z
gema3t, Die S6aBamt8nummer lit
bunfler unb Die 3ablen gr0Ber, al5
auf Der e4ten Rote; audi lit Die CRIME
9inte auf Der Giidfette buntler. Sur
Die Sar6e bes @iegels itimmt nit Der
Der e9ten Rote Therein.
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bortigen 6ofoper, but plDBlt4 ietne
SteGung berlafen, UNI ii4 na4 an1e=
rita gu begeben. 4nt6es, pelder
fir5li9 pdbrenb elmer 8orftequng i'm
9pft6eater einen 9enidframpf befarr,
fu9te pergebli9 cine 20Iung ieines
Engagements. 4ngebli4 bat eine
grpBe @eIangg8irtupiin, pel4e BON
bier mad Qmerita gegungen TT, 4n=
tbes' jebiges 8orbaben beeinfluBt.
Nmerttanif9e Raffenz
ueberlegen6ett.
9rpf. @lfreb 8iertanbt, Der So5to=
lpge, f9sntt in einem Qrtitel in Der
.s3eitI6riFt fir So3iaGpifeni4aft,"
Der bon berRafenzneberlegen6sit ban@
belt, ben Ser. Staten grobs 4uf@
mertfdmfett. BORT, fagte er, pur0en
lnabbGn9igtsit bes Gbaratters nno
perI0nli9e Snitiatipe Our4 tOlohole
l1nterne6mungen iQutrirt. Gtre1l
@runo fir bus in ben Ser. 9tdaterl
fa6lenbe 9laFenz unO &dRen@gorurs
t6eil finoet CT in Der Shatia4e, Dap
bic 608ifen @arrieren audi Dem geieuz
f9aftli9 Niebrigitebenben pffen 1Eno,
tpenn bic 5G6igteit ba 1T. Ob Die anne
rifanii9e Acknowledgements lr3
ielbit international gelteno MAIDEN
tann, bGngt Iaut Profefor 8iertanot
Dapon a6, OF bic FeIIere 2ebenstpelie
nit 5a6lrei9er 9a6fommeni4uft oerz
trGgli4 gema6t perOen fam. 4ugenz
f9einli9 berride cine Nei9ung Dor,
tpel6e fir Die Greirung GROCER SAINT
lien ntGt ginitig lei, neil Der SOM
fort gu ptel er6eif6e.
Starfer 9 a6npertebr IN
Sa4en.
Die fG9iide Staats : @tienbahn@
@erpaltung bat bei4lofen, elettrti6e
Waggons EXTRA in 0ienit gu iteaen,
no Der 9afagierOerfebr oas srbeti4t.
gin3elne 8aggons. pel4e ie9S5tg
9erIonen 6altsn unb bon 4tfumulaz
loren getrieben nerben, iolen auf ben
8a6nen, pelfe bon Dresden ouslauz
fen, eingefiibrt tperben, uno ipdter
tperoen tie in alien S6eilen bes 80nigz
rei9s 8sripenoung finoen.
NIIerlei aus 9eutf9lano b.
Die Gii EN- eIeqf6aft 9oerDer bat
aus MmerifQ cine 8eiteQunq duf 49,
coo Sonnen @ta616ienen erbalten.
Sin neres 8obtenFeGo 1T in 94lez
fen, ni9t melt BON 80nigsAiitte, entz
bedt poroen. Oas Eager befinOet ii4
nur bret ober bier SUB BON Der Orb
ober flG6e.
6err 80. .. MiGef, Elm Nmeritu~
ner, grofafor Der 3d6n6eiltlnoe an
ter 8erliner uniDerittGt, gefpann be
@olfz Mei7terf6aft 9euti6lanb'S unb
SeItrei6's auf ben 6elOsrn bes Ser
Liner Clubs. 9rofefor Nnbretp Don
Der @oinburger uniDerIttGt, nel6er
seitpeilig in Berlin nobnt, um oa5
beut16s S6ulfpitem gu itubiren, pat
3peiter.
Morqen Nbenb iptrb Der GongreB
fir 8efGmpfung Der S4pinDiu4t
bier er0ffnet perben. 9erielbe ptro
unter Qnberem bic S6eorie bes Or,
Sod fpG6renb feiner SiBung beipre<
61Pn.
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cuRgREN K~oPFscHMERZs
0ruBe &Oiinrn.
4merifaner erbe6en 4nIpru3 uuf Ell
men groBen g3a4IaB in 9eutI4z
Lamb.

4meritaner erbeben Qn7pru8 auf Ell
men groBen NadIaB in 9suti4z
Lamb.
SnbtanuppGt8, Sno., q. OF
tober, = %. 8, SaDlor, fpel6er itf
gum 8eiu9 Bel elmer G9nefer i'm
8luffton auf6dlt, tpirb i'm 2aufe bies
Ter 8O4e nit einem Hs9tsarpalbe
na49eutf4lanO a6reiI len, um baieGbit
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ben Namen 8ranoenburgif6er Ia9s
lab, un0 eS ge60ren 0a3u Qdn0ereiem
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lin, unD ba5 @6loB i'm felt elmer
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gaben i'm Sabre 1912 aus 9euti9s
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Seriep nieOergeIaFen, ipdter 1T er nab
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ten, ibre Re6te na63uipetfsn.
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