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The Lamar register., 1902-10-22
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor JAMES II. PEABODY
For Congressman. FRANKLIN h. BRooKs
For Lieut.. Governor. w. A. HAGuoI-r
For Sec. of State. ........ JAMES CowIE
For Auditor. ...... john A. HoLMBERo
For Treasurer. WHITNEY NEWTON
For Atty. Gen. .... NATHAN G. MILLER
For Supt. Pub. Inst. Mrs. A. p, BRANDT
For Regents. ........ Or. o. j. PFEIFFER
w. j. KING.
DIsTRICE TICKET.
For Congressman. ii. M. HOGG
St8t6 senator. II. ~. WOOD
Representative. ...... GRANNY HILLYER
COUNTY TICKET.
For Commissioner JOEL KNowLEN
PRECINCT TICKET.
For Justice of Peace. ....J. ID. MARTIN
For Justice to fill vacancy. C. Il. FEAST
For Constable ........ FRANK KELSEY
For Constable, vacancy. Ill. E. kEYsER
The Lamar register., 1902-10-22

Every democratic congressman ex-
cept three voted for the Cub n reci-
prosity bill and the democratic eau
cus voted to demand greater re-
duction than 20 per bent. A vote
for either Adams or Bell is direct
vote against the great beet industry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18

Mahunalii from Victoria Mahunalii on
, the ground Of desertion.
divorce was granted yesterday to
Lena X. Adams from Howard w. Ad-
: ans.
KROUSE WILL FILED.
The will of Thomas E. Krouse, who
committed suicide a few weeks ago.
was filed for probate yesterday. All
his property is bequeathed to John
Phillips, in trust for decedent's wife,
Mary KrOuse, as long as she shall re-
main unmarried. Two thousand dollars
of life insurance is given to the daugh-
ter, Edna Krouse, for her exclusive
use. The Arlington Hotel is to be CON
tinued by Mrs. Krouse unless in the
opinion of the trustee it becomes I'M
profitable whereupon Phillips is to dis
pose of it. The will is dated May 20.
1899, and provides also that Mrs.
Krouse loses her interest in the estate
if she marrieS again.
COURT NOTES.
a motion for a new trial has been
made in the case OF John Ii Estate vs..
Kahuni Mele.
The demurrer in the case of S. c.
Allen VS.. T. r. Lucas ct al. was argued
before Judge Humphreys yesterday.
Decision will be given this morning
The divorce libel of Mary NJ. Malian
VS.. X. l.. Maiian has been discontin-
ued
Alice MetcaIf, trustee, has sued En-
ma X. Nakuina to quiet title in Ma
noa Valley land
In the Harrub divorce case lbellant
was ordered to pay $50 attorneys fee to
Fitch & Thompson.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court handed down an
opinion yesterday reversing the Circuit
Court in the case of Joaquin Silva VS..
J. r. Souza. The court holds that the
judgment given by Judge Gear of 1896
for damages because of the construc-
ton of a high fence in front of plain
tifT's property is excessive. The court
rules that exemplary damages should
not have been allowed.
The Supreme Court holds also that
Where an appeal is taken from a
Judgment of a district magistrate to
circuit judge at chambers. the Circuit
Court had no jurisdiction to hear and
determine the cause" The Circuit Court
$ directed to grant a trial at cham
bers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
HONOLULU JOINS.
In Paying Tribute to Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills.

A young man went to a wealthy and
successful manufacturer and applied
for employment.
What can you do?" the manufac
turer asked, and the young man pro
ceeded to tell of his ability.
But don't want to know what yol
say you can do" the gentleman re
piled, "let me know what others say
you have done; bring me recon-
mendations from people I know and
can trust"
It's the same wav with the little
conqueror and the public; people want
to know what has been done.
Honolulu people are joining the
myriads of others in making public the
work of this little modern wonder and
what your neighbors say should con-
of citizens is the proof that goes with
every box of Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills.
Mr.. w. F. Williams of this city, Is
a lighthouse keeper, and he has held
this position for the last 80 years. He
says: Il was for a number of years,
one of that numerous army of people
who suffer with their backs. Mine
ached and pained me to no small ex
tent, so that was glad when I heard
of a remedy for it, Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills. 1 obtained some of these
at the Frlistcr Drug Co.'S store, and
took them. They gave me great re-
lief, and I make this short narratio
of my experiences for the benefit Of
others who perhaps do not know that
nearly all backache arises from tn
kidneys, and the best medicine for it
is Doan's Backache Kidney Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
so cents per box, for sale by all drug
gists; sent by mail on receipt of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the annual meeting of stockholders
of ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD,
held this day. the following named Of
fcers We're elected for the ensuing
year:
H. p. Baldwin, President
w. II. Castle, First Vice President
w NJ. Alexander, Second Vice Presi-
dent.
]. p. Cooke. Treasurer.
w. O. Smith, Secretary.
T.. X. Adams, Auditor.
WILLIAM .. SMITH.
Secretary.
Honolulu II. r. Feb Is, 1902. es94
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
Mutual Telephone Co. Ltd.

STOCKHOLDERS ARE HEREBY
notified that by resolution of the Board
of Directors the remaining treasury
stock, amounting to 700 shares, is now
offered for subscription at par.
Stockholders have the privilege of
subscribing pro rata of their present
holdings.
All stock not applied for by March
l, 1902, will be allotted to such stock
holders or others as may have made
applica ton for same.
GODFREY BROWN, Treasurer.
Honolulu, February l, 1902. 60S1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18

Mahunalii from Victoria Mahunalii on
the ground of desertiOn.
a divorce was granted yesterday to
Lena X. Adams from Howard w. Ad-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
CRIMINAL
CALENDAR
Three Prisoners
Sent to Pen by
Gear.
THE KROUSE
WILL FILED
Master Disapproves the Bills for
Dancing and Music Lessons
for Brswn Minors.

4 Judge Gear cut another wide swath
in the criminal calendar yesterday.
In the morning the case of D. Fer
| riera was concluded and the jury re-
tired at noon. Within a short time a
| verdict of guilty as charged was re
fenced to prison for eighteen months.
! the limit. He was charged with Sc
| duction.
! All Chew, a Chinaman who pleaded
! guilty TO embezzlement was sentenced
| to prison for the term of six months.
He sold milk for Mrs. Lishman and for
| got to turn in the proceeds, amounting
| in all to about seventy-fve dollars.
Previously the prisoner had always
borne a good reputation for honesty.
Santiago Frontero, a Porto Rican
boy sixteen years of age, who pleaded
guilty to slashing fellow laborer with
razor was sent up for eight months.
He was advised by Judge Gear that
such practices on the part of his race
would not be tolerated, and that he
might consider himself lucky in getting
off so easily. The maximum penalty is
ten years imprisonment.
Frank Godfrey and Haluna, two dim
inutive native boys charged with lar
ceny in the second degree, had their
cases nolle pressed by Deputy AttOr
ney-General Cathcart, who said he did
not wish to have the stigma of the fell
on placed upon such youngsters. They
were warned by the court not to repeat
the offense.
John kamaka, charged with illicit!
liquor selling, was found not guilty by
the jury. The jury was composed of
w. J. Ordway, a. w. Judd, Fred Goud-
ie, w. r. Castle Jr., d. Noonao, L. /,
Hart, J. d. Cockett. E. Blake, F. Wood
bridge. CT. A. Long, w. Duesenberg and
James Merseberg.
GRAND JURY WORK.
The grand jury filed into court yes
terday afternoon and asked for secret I,
instruction from Judge Gear. The fore |
man stated that there We're several !
questions which the jury would like to
have the court answer, and Judge Gear
promised to go to the jury room at 4
o'clock, which he did. 1t is thought
corning the prosecution of the liquor
dealers who are selling beer under the
Primo beer licenses declared void by +
Judge Estee.
BEFORE HUMPHREYS.
Judge Humphreys began the hearing
Of the case of Gehring & Butzke VS. w
w. Ahana. a suit for recovery for
plumbing work. y jury was secured, g
but the evidence was not all in at the
adjournment of court yesterday after T.
noon.
McBRYDE BONDS AGAIN.
Z. NJ Watson, as master. has filed
his report of the accounts of Mrs. Irene Il
II. Holloway. as guardian of the Brown
minors. The master disapproVeS the
expenditures of $105.15 and 10 for z.
medical expenses and for music and {
dancing lessons, holding that these
amounts are properly chargeable to the {
allowance of $50.
The investment in two McBryde Su
gar Company bonds is also disapproV
ID on the ground that it is not properly
secured, and recommendation is added
hat the amount. $3.50. be charged to
he guardian
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Marie Maxado has been granted
divorce from Manuel Silva NaXado on
he ground of cruelty.
y divorce has been granted to John
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
Election of Officers.

AT AN ADJOURNED ANNUAL
of stockholders of the S. n.
Castle Estate, Ltd, held on February
18th, the following officers were elected
10 serve for the year ending December
81, 1902:
w. r. Castle, President
Mrs. Mary Castle Vice President.
c. p. Castle, Secretary.
/. Tenney Peck, Treasurer.
Mrs. H. 9. Coleman, Auditor.
G.. =. CASTLE,
6092 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
HIS PLAN.

And now you must see papa" twit-
tered the happy maiden, after consent
ing to be his.
Il will. my live just as soon as l go
home"
How can you see him there?"
IN see him over the telephone"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
Fpworth Book Social.

The Epworth League of the Method
list church will give a book social at
the parsonage this evening. Young la
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
HOW IT HAPPENED.

Jerrold-Did you ever see such a con
firmed pessimist as Van Dauber?
Harroid-Oh. it's not his fault. you
know. He married the first time for
love and the second time for money
Puck
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18

be drawn from the library, but must
be returned in ten minutes. Everybody
who attends is requested to bring
suitable book for the Sunday-school IL
brary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-18
Our third Annual Opening
Of Spring Shirt Waists
Monday, February 18th.

The exhibition continue thro the week Atho great
Waist have Justly made this store the
SHIRT STORE of HonoIu offerings will
have heretofore Every
conce stye and original and exclusive de-
sig here. The materials wide from rich
Silks tasteful the trim
mngs harmony The variety will surprise you
perfection detail of make will please while
the popular prices many this
department. looking particularly for
buyers order welcome bu just welcome to
merely look
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
Gin reimilhtiarr Schiller.

BON einem fol9en bert4ten Die
.Mfiin9ener q. Ra6r.": Sin f9ndz
bti9er 8e5irts : @9uI : SnIpettor
bemerfte an einem ettpa elfidbrtgen
&na6en, baB berieI6e in berpriifung
gang merttpiirbiger 8eiie auf cine gez
itelte Srage einen gers mu4te. @r
mu9te ben Ortsf9ullebrer barduf
aufmertfam, tpeI6er ertLdrte, baB
bies iebr oft i'm l1nterri9t borfomme.
Der Snfpettor erbat fi9 Elm pudrProz
ben an Ramen Der SrtsbepObner. Der
2ebrer fagte gu benz pOeten:n gbuarb,
Oein Ha9bar beiBt Stranger, tannft
Ou barauf i'm oReim" antpOrten?"
unb er erbielt Die prompte 4ntport:
rW1etn Qa4bar, Der beiBt Stranger =
Menn 9rifung aus, bann i4ndllen
mir ben aan5en!"
nNi6t libel brummte Der Snfpetz
tor. vNo9 10 Elm 8eiipiel, ,9err 2e9z
rer!4 Der 2ebrer fpri9t: nGbuaro!
Del 9err @duItbeiB bier beibt Sic
fel." Nntport:
Ser @9ultbetB bier 6eiBt 9tefeI,
Sat oft 5errifene Stiefel."
Der anpefenoe 0orfmagnat puroe
etpas roth unb IG4eGte. Snipeftor:
Stun, Gbuarb, Du bit ia Elm re4t
tpaderer Oi9ter, aber duf meinenIuz
men nirit p fpObl Nt4ts reimen
t0nnen, i4 beige nGmIia rMuniter".
unb Gbuarb fugt obne 8ebenten:
Der SnipettOr, Der betBt Duniter,
unb mas er tbut, berbun3t er!"
= Der SnfpettOr bate genug Bel
Der Prifung bieies 0rtsgenies unD
feinsr r0t9teritis."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Tid bod Dor bife 9arle3 Dens MID
lumpen laaten. lin MI gung't nit n
Glebetor inn peerpeu Stod, In aliens
mag BON Sdmmt I'm Siebe lin be 8as
betpann Don e9ten Warmor, 10 bat BE
san5 bebaglid fDbl, as be in ben Wien
Eeriimme pdbbelte, * nDRm Of ut ben
Rra6n als'mal n Slud, befor be int
Bah qung, I'M be Wien tpDr 1purflt4
qoob, be brutoe fort 9rinten MID nal
ertra TO beta6len, tpat temlid merfz
fpiirbig FIR BARRIER 8erhdltnihe NOR.
Solicit tperen be Sidets ale, I'm Da
EN- bat Ding goob gefallen IN 5e of
gl0tpte, Dat iiene ngterDen" nod n
Oubenb 8Gber me6r perbrdgen finn
nen, gung be rpebber in be Office,
Re nun, ba be 9nat' bod iiilpit for
EN-, nit bat grote portemonnuie n
bGten ~toitfpeelig MIR, iid Of nal no
De Yrtefe BON be unnern &ldfen err
tunoigen. Mi Re in be Dor tummt,
1i6t be n feinen Seer. in n Ipdrten
5rad I'm gale @lacebanbf4en ta4n,
be EN- gan3 betannt pOrtebm. user
is be Mann bu2" fragte Re benS6riez
tper. nMpniiieur lie prOprietaire le
0octeur Sean giebnoire% n9erDii>
tpelt nod n NAL, id ba4t erit, ct pOr
n oqen S4ooltamerqo bon mi BON
Sfenbriigge, Sam @partfoot.
In as be MI Niger up EN- to gung
In EN- nib in DeOsen feet, I'M fab:
Sam, BIZ Out pber biiit Out ni4?"
Dor leggt be ben Singer an ben M&unb
I'm reep: nSaiie3 Dpus bonc!!" mat UP
gluttoutf6, mi be naber u%tfunnen
barr, ungefdAr n9ol De Snuten" beet,
IN trud 8iQem in fen PriDat~@abtz
net bertnn. /
I'm MI berte[lbe be EN-, bat be al
iiet LANCE in 5rantrief, I'm Of ne
5ran30iin frieget barr, IN luter little
fran8DIfffe Sinner beieet, be leiOer
al teen plattoitf9 tiiren t@unnen, iiiB
barr be 1e gepiB nit jem betunnt
maaft; troBbem De Doctor I'LL filpit
: Srnn3Ds nurben MIR IN Of fen
etli6en plattDiitI9en Namen int
fran305ti6 dperfett barr, tunn be bod
fen Of M%oberipruqt nod gooo tiiren,
IN as Re M bon be Dlen S9ooltte0en
an to MAIDEN fungen, nur0 be tpIebt
gang totrDlt6, vSib mai, Diqem,
9i gegen0ber min id as pie Jrinb
feen @eEimniB burut maaten, tpie ct
nit be beer Rlafen MienbGoer be-
i6affen is, Si6, mien Sung, be
er tie IS BADEN inn beerben Stod, bat
is be biierfte, benin lopt be fiilOige
Nien, na6bem be bar brutt Is, inn
briibben 5tod, be of al MID mebr 10
elegant inri4t' is, BON Oa in tpeben,
IN benin inn eriten Stof, mo bat
8ab toleBt nan nod eenen 5ranten
toit. Oar IS pieoer mir bubt, tnoem
be 6eiIfraft in ben Wien fifteen bItpt
I'm Dor ale 4 8laGen geibt, IN Dat
IS bod am gnn' G 6auptIaute.
Oar bette BERTRAND, Sunge!" ID
Mr. 5lentge, IN tpOr bon6arten froR,
bat be trob ben bogen pries be erite
&lab nahmen barr.
lin matt mantt il naber nit ben
@ien, penn Re ut be Deeroe SLAB
beirut tummt?" fragt Re nod.
n@enn 9u mi pe%rfprdtit, .et
nimms mid peOber to feggen, min id
Oi bat of nod perteuen," IA MOnIieur
le 9octeur = rfiib, Die Sun9e, be
loppt benin inn Seller in grote 8itz
ten I'M parb fem 6uoOelt, gooo berz
propt, I'M nit elegunte Gttquetten be-
tlept, IN benin erporttrt mi EN- nab
Qmerifa az ct, Sulien, Gbateau Ia
Rofe, pontet Ganet, I'm 10 pieoer."
Siet ufe @iQem 6lentge MI tDeoz
Der in Nepzgort toriig is, brintt be
Blot nod amerifanif6en 8ten.
Qouis SIImer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
Cir nunere Grnne,
Son 5cGema iaoutstn BON 9taIien>.
DI,1f hes Shrones Stufen ItBet,

gOu 6cIena ta0utgiu pom 9talteH>.
Quf bes S6rones Stufen ftBet,
guf bes 6ebren &0nigsthrones,
Ser BON Sob uno purpur gltBert,
Shit elm Weib, bas Niemanb ite9et,
Wet6 nit gramOer3errten 3ugen,
8ei6 nit pirrem, grauem 9aar,
Wei6 nit Imturren, itieren 3igen,
Wei6 nit balbper5ebrten 8lte0ern,
6ul6perbprrtem boblem 8ufen,
Slit bas Mei6, ous Niemanb itebet,
Nteman0, ais Der 80nig ielber.
9iBt uno pei9et ni6t; Die Gorge.
Nuf De8 &0nigs 9aupte pranget
5tol8 Der golo'ne &eif Der &rone
limb ba8 @olO, es gleiBt uno gldn5et
limb bic @beli teine gltBern
limb per bin our &rone i4auet,
@ie6t bas @lGn8en nur oes @pibes,
6ie6t buS 8leiBen nur Der 9tetne,
@ie6et nur Der 8rone p~rangen,
Sie6t bas 8lenoen nur Der &rpne,
9o6 bic andre Iiebet &einer.
Niemarb iisbt bic andre &rone.
Die bic 8ilen y eingeI6miebet.
Reiner fam Die &rone ieAen,
Die Der golO'ne Reif beOefet;
&einer fam Die &rone feben,
Die bes RDntgs Stirn umipannet
limb 5erreiBt nit t%aulenb MunOen.
&etner fam bic 8rOne feben,
Die Der golO'ne Heif bebedet:
Steiner ite9t - Die 9ornentrone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28

Stud bes SurrOgates, baB ss nit
Ii9 felber ben e6ten 4rtttel In MiBs
u6tung brtnst. 9ielei6t erleben mir
bas bemnG9ft fogar an benz b09ffen
unb plutotrattf9iten Sport Der Geuz
5ett, an Der Iutomobil : epidemic.
9ier in Gruntretd, mo Der Ban uno
bic 9ertpenOung bon MOtortpugen 5uz
erit cine t~Da6rbuft rationale 8eoeu=
tung erlangten, gilt Der 8eiiB zines
fol9en ie~lbfftbdttgen 8ebitels na9z
gerube uls bus fennaei9nenbe Wlert>
mai bes 8entnertbums, begin. Der be-
bdbtgen 8~ourgeoiiie, ungefG6r tpie
ebemals in Oeutf9ldno bas &lupier
i'm 8erein nit einem gonberfdtionsz
2erifon unb einem Announcement auf
bic r9artenlau6e." SSn neueI ter 3ett
pirb nun au9 bamit MiBbrau9 gez
trieben. Gs etbt 5ablrei6e Meni6en,
bic ii9 in Der Seffentlt9feit ais Quz
tomobtlfQbrer nuHpieGen. D6ne iemuls
Elm ~teuF : teuf" ibr eigen genunnt 81
BADEN. 9iefe setpifenGOfen Subiefte
entblOben iiA ni4t. Die Steuer fir Ell
men Motortpagen 81 entri6ten unb
fi6 iabraus, iubrein in Gbuuffeurz
aGcibung gu 5eigen, I'm iiber ibreger%
m0sensIuge gu tdui4en unO Ous 9re<
ftige ~aus3ubeuten, bas benz 5earof
nit ruFtI6er MiiBe uno 5tuub6ri1e
an6aftet. 9ier in Paris finb 3ur3eit
etpa 5000 M%otprpagen amtli6 regtz
frirt unb numerirt, nGbrenb it6
nt6t peniger als 1900 9erren i'm
Belize Der SabrerlaubniB befinben
uno in Der 8erufstra9t ipa5ieren gez
ben. Man muB fomit ieosn britten
@portsmunn fir etnen 9o9itapler
6alten, unb bic 5ol9e biirfte fein, baB
balb tein ~anItGnbiger Menf4 Ii4 Ell
mem 10 3tp~eibeutisen Sport tpiro BIN
ge6en tppQen, lin 10 better fir bic
miIera pebeftris ple6s!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-28
Gun uien plattpiitiden Gurreipnnz
benton.
Baltimore, 27. Sept, 1902.
Wten leepe ReDQcteur!

ueIlCHS
Baltimore, 81. Sept. 1902.
Mien leepe Hebdcteur!
WiQem Slentie mas int Sobr 1858
az n armen 8uerniunsen BON Sfenz
briigge nab NepzYort tabmen I'm
barr Iid anfungs iebr tiimmerli4 oor=
Hagen. Qperit as e4ten Plattoiits
f9en leet be fid mid Derbliifen, In
o0r Sparfamteet I'm 5liet bro6t be ct
Ri liitten 10 pist, bat he n 9rOcerDz
Store IN Saloon ~anfangen tunn,
pobi be an nab grab n rieten Geerl
purb I'M Don ieben angeieben IN re-
ipectirt NOR. Sc mas prGit0ent BON
n @eIangpereen I'M Sigh @udelorum
BON nod 10 beri4eebeRe annere 2ogen
TN 9efeli9dften, bod MI nun be up
ftene plen 0age mai nab 9Iti4lanb,
UNI Iid in iiene gauge @lorie of NAL
ems in Sfenbrigge ie9n to laaten,
pat be Dor 70 peel SOAr' as arme
Reerl perladten barr.
Spe Spa3eerit0f nit n g~olbenen
&noop, be EN- BON iienen 8ereen TON
@ei6ent matt tpDren, un Z Regalien
BON perI6eeDene 2pgcn IN nat be
SaupIoat NOR, N Gbed for $4,000 up
N gobet 8dnt6us in 6annober, tpurb
nh aliens to6ope inpadt, In ute Wtlz
lem, benz Iiene Sriinne nod n 4pz
i9ieba Serendoe nit ne grote W&tltz
tGrtapeT brtngen bD6n (nota bene, De
Re aperit pOrber fiilpeit betahlt barry
bampte fibel nab 8%remer6aben aft.
So gus barr fid fiiltpTtreDenb bGl
perGnnert, be feet b Qie I'm bat 2anD
natiirltd Of nit gang dnnere Sgen on,
as frO6er, IN fe EN- ebenfuls, am meez
fen fOblt be itt beleiOigt, bat be trOB
fiener pGlen @elb mid bon be sonora
tioren gebOrig ditemeert puro', be iid
1ogar MID mai BON EN- trteten ladten
puuen III beleibigt balm I'm EN- bon
baben berunner anfeeten, troBbem he
ct 10 gppb meent barr; tortum, he
f06Ite fid MID me6r to 9uie in iiene
Die 9eimdtb In bu4te, nal no pa
rig I'M Wien to CABIN, mo I'm niimmes
nib bon fr0ber fennoe, bat 9elb barr
be 10 batp, be nun fid Gper be
S9oapsf0pp mid me6r argern, In itd
MI erft re9t umeieeren. @O oa4t, 10
balm; forts fD6roe Re, nubbem Re iiene
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