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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
| Go East Tuesday

20 meet my import man. and ths boys is
the store have orders O. close out every
thing possible before ! return. especially
Pianos ORGANS ard Sewing Msehlnss and
70 make the price - low that it wiu meet
any pocketboOk- 50 y y0u NaHt his
snap now IS the siaae. az ,heT must - 70
make room lor mote that VIII come There
% a fne stock 60 select from They #i4
be anxious ~ make big sh1w'rE bea
you ~anf to De one ~ ere lucky cneal
You have ~ idea how cheap Tcu can oay.
Be surs and caiL Yea wii nefer - sorry
I am closing out aH seTiag machines 20
az 70 enlarge ny mDsic bssi1ess. WAase-
sale or retan. Cone ard see. Nnsfssr yos
buy Or not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
To cuRE A COLD IN oNE pAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
AL druggists refund The money if II fails
q cure. r. w. Groves signature is on
each hox I5o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
8 Wf0 f0ak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus exceeds that IRON
the excessive use of alcohol: Eat al
the good food you want but don tover-
lead the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse TO digest what you eat.
Then you need a good digestant IKE
Kodol, which digests your food with,
out the stomach's aid. This rest and
the wholesome tonics KOdol contains
soon restore health. Dieting uDneces-
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
ing of fulneSs and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures indigestion.
KoS9E Fsa1uza6's Tonic
pranarad only bvE. c. DEWITT & CO., Chicago
-. .--.-,t irs ~ tiraas no SOC sizs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
poEART-I0CEADAY.

Miss Birase Fixlee Bohsrt and Mr
Newton Hockaday. Of Wichita were mar
red az the home Of the brides mother.
0ers. MsrSaret 3 Bohari. Wednesday
evening. n Piattshurg. 40. at o'cloeis-
ths Rev. Capp officiating with the ring
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

Amid eezt wishes and q shower 81 rice.
AR snd sErs -Eo-aSa6ay Ieft for AT *
tened "Trip through the South, the b.
hama Islands. Cuba being Their objective
rcInt They wn be at home in Wichita
after December Is.
Assisting Mrs Bohsrt were her sister.
Mrs. Petty, and Mrs. Morgan. AIRS. J. z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN slowly ssE DYING FROM CATARRH
Pe-ru-na Cures, that Is Why the
People Like II.
All the Advertisement IN the
World Could Not Make Peru
na as Popular as 1t Is.

Miss Margaret DonHelly, u Webster
Place. Brooklyn. y. Y. writes:
"Peruna was recommended TO me about
a year ago for catarrh with which had
been troubled nearly all my life. but
which had given me serious trouble a few
months before ! took Peruna- In two
weeks my head cleared UP. did not
have headaches. and in a short time felt
perfectly well."-Nargaret Donnelsy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
Books
Authors
KIPLING'S FOOLS" AND "CAFS"


sensitive part and at the
condition OF mental
A The fanned fools
We're generally in fury when they
indifference
Who'll beiev a
eless andye let monthsg
waiting some easy wonder
ldle-openy ide-in the lee
lale-except $
II We guge 10
Ancient on
Life so long .
i
Men, not gods devised keep"
The "aanneed
tackled him
Kipng,
others
still
duties
a
tin has shown little talent the praises OF royalty
will outset of his
He
has kept cool the fire Of criticism THE He taking
admiration and
athletics 1t
which
understands advertising himself his
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
The MAGAZINES

The Worlds Work for February New
York: Doubleday, Page & Co., "a Union
square E) deootes seventeen pages to most
interesting review OF the March of Events
march which is increasingly developing
wonderful discoveries and important world
movements. A conspicuous illustrated article
is Mr.. Meililejohns description of Dr.. Paz's
magnificent newspaper building in Buenos
Aires, in which his paper, La Prensa, is edit
ed and published. DR.. Paz lives in a palatial
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
Minor Mention

"Held for Orders is the title Of & volume
of irresistible stories of railway life by
Frank H. Spearman, published by Mcclure
Phillips & Co., New York, and for sale in
Minneapolis by N. Mccarthy ($1.5O). There
are ten stories in the book giving serio-
comic revelations of the experiences of
switchmen, wipers, train dispatchers, master
mechanics, train masters, etc., and showing
the men Of nerve in their perilous employ
ment, at their best Read 1.-The Dispatcher's
Story, 1.-THE Operators Story and you will
read, with hLnger-for more, every other story
in the volume. There is strong fascina-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
BOOKS IN DEMAND

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
THE ADVERTISED NOVELS

Library to
advertised although
70 N Is E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

United States GeolOgical Survey. The
Geology and Mineral Resources of a Portion
Of the Copper River District, Alaska, by
F. c. Schrader and Arthur c. Spencer.
Reconnaissance in the Cape Nome and
Norton Bay Regions, Alaska, 1900. BY A. II.
Brooks, George B. Richardson. A ]. Collier
and w. c. Mendenhall. Washington Gov
eminent Printing Office.
These geological surveys were undertaken
by the government last year, because of the
discovery and rapid development Of the rich
placer gold fields of Nome, Alaska, and the
adjacent districts, extending to Cape York.
Included in the operations was the
vey of the Chitina copper district Of the
survey Of the Chitine copper district of the
Copper river country. to determine the extent
Of the copper deposits and the distribution Of
the co2per-bearing formations. The results
of the survey show that in the Copper river
district there are substantial indications that
great producer Of copper has been found,
and many valuable mines will be opened as
soon as transportation facilities are afforded.
On the north side of the Copper river delta,
quartz gold was found in abundance, while
gold abounds in the stream gravels through
the district. Many seams of coal, 1886 per
cent fixed carbon, were found along the Chill
cat river, and specimens of petroleum were
collected 1t was ascertained that a practi-
cable route for a railway exists from the coast
to the copper region. Spruce timber abounds
there The volumes are well illustrated by
phctogravures and maps showing the geogra-
ply, topography and geology Of the region
surveyed.
Photography as IL Fine Art. The
Achievements and Possibilities of Photo
graphic Art in America BY Charles H.
Coffin. illustrated New York: Doubleday,
Page &, Co. Minneapolis: N. Mccarthy.
Price, So.
The author very interestingly points out by
text and illustration the evolution OF sunlight
pictures from the crude work of Daguerre,
which astonished the civilized world, to the
present Photographic art. and fine art
which takes into account light and shade and
pose and expression in portraits and portrays
nature in her manifold moods with wondrous
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

actions of breach Of promise are not known.
The author has succeeded we'll in giving a
picture of life in the Netherlands as it is to-
dag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
fntr Stn .sonutaas e rr,ipenssntsn.0
Sic MeItuerbeEerer.

csar ben .sountuesa GorrtipOuOsut.H.0
Sic MeItnerbeherer.
Bon Or. @rne Senriei.
scSbr WeltberbeIerer - gebre9lt4er
S6lug
Bon frGftelnben PrOfeforen,
Dann tpmmt @uer 9o9geprieiener
Sag,
9d Der Deltenfrtebe geboren?
cSSbr ba6t f9pn 10 piefe Sinte Derfledf,
QaBt enbli9 bas Wtiibsn unb Sorgen:
Die Welt 1T beut' unb bleibt perhegt,
@s tagt tein 5riebenSmQrgen.
Rampf prebi9t bic gepalt'ge Natur,
&dmpf tobt i'm Weltenrdume;
unb bic biitelnben MeltberbeTerer MIR
5uulen i'm SrieOenstruume.
sic fennen nt9t ben Weltenfiun,
9us etp'ge @ergeben unb Werben,
limb baB Der Sob bes 2ebens 9epinn
4uf Der fampfOur4tpiiblten @roen.
Sic tlau6en aus benz Bidder aub
Was pergilbte 9ei9i6ten mel0en,
limb feben ni9t, baB ipte frii4es 2dub
Sur griinen unb ipa9ien bic 9eloen.
8as pimmert S6r i'm Sammerton
lin bas 2eben? Ra9 bun6ert SaAren
Sinh BON @u9 Srdumern Die leBten
i9on
3langlos CUR 8ru6e gefaAren.
Damn bubt SSbr etnen 2ei6enitein
Bon Marmor nit golbenen 2ettern-
limb iber Sud, 9urra9, i'm Jriibrotbz
f9eift
9es &rieges Srompeten f3mettern.
Damn tptrb nod mun6er tapf're 9elo
lin 9eiltgen Qorbeer tper6en:
Oenn i4Oner tits auf Der @6re 5elb,
0ls auf benz StrObIad iterben.
1tnb tagt einmaI elm MorgenrotH,
WO Der leBte 9eGo geiunfen,
Damn 6aben auf Grben au5gelo9t
Der @pttbeit le6enbige 6unten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
ReihsfansnGmmeruuu,

Inter bieIem SiteI entntrft Der
n&laOberdbati9" folgenOes fatprif4e
3utunftsbiIb: n0a famen bic i4pez
rem Sabre, no bic 8riiber it9 gegens
isitig umbra9ten: Ri9ter ben 8artb,
Biting ben 8afermann, Spain ben
9eim, uno Der 5tmbulninter brad
berein, in Sum getagt ipurbe 10 Bis
IL Stunben binter chamber pbne
8auie. unb bic Sonne Billions tparb
peri9lungen bon benz DoIfe SerteI,
nG6reno Der tleinere Monb 8oIdz
botpsfD in Mangen6eim's Ra9en berz
f9nunb. Die eleftriI9en 2ampen
fallen bon Der Oede, bic 8~unbesrdtbs=
Mttglteber BON ben Stiiblen, ben Ste
nograpben madden bic 9iibneraugen
an ben Gtngern 10 bid nie Rbinpcez
rosf9parte, unb bic Saalbiener ld5z
fen 1i9 bonn 9rdfbenten 9rafen BAL
leitrem Wafer bringen. limb Der
@9refen tennt feline 8ren3en mebr.
S9on bertegt bruuBen i'm Reitaurant
bic 8ierqueue, in Der Wdnbel6aQe
nimmelt IS BON ben 6ummern Der
Reaftion, bic it9 bon ben Selsrn bes
8iffets auf bic 2Gffigen geitiirat baz
ben unb lie in ben Soal gu ben Nbz
itimmungen 6instn3tptden. Wabnz
ftnnige @8riftfI6rer bur6raien bus
6aus, bas ReIultat Der IeBten Nbz
thinning bertiinbeno: yGs BADEN fir
ben Qntrag uuf @~ertagung geitmmt
172 Bis 300 NbgeorOnete, bagegen 460
Big 45, entbaIten baben ii9 2 Big 60"
Dsbe, tpebe! 1Gri4 ruff nu9 ieinem
2niippeI, neil ibm Der 2euner cine
Sal5tunge gegeben bat; 9ruf Stolz
berg ruff mad 2etm, Inn bic geiprunz
gene prGiiDentengIode gu repuriren;
arenbt beantragt, iie an Sdcobst0tter
gum JIiden gu iberpeiien. Der ruz
fenbe 6enrisnoIf Stabtbagen 5erretBt
feline auf 6ruttiOnstOiten angei9affz
ten 8unbe unb itiir5t ii3 auf bic Red>
te: Iein S6ertiefer beribrt bic Sdulz
bede, fein unterttefer ben Seppi9 bes
Scales. 0as groBe, aus u~nerIebigz
ten petttipnsn erbdute 99iff Raglfar
pirb flott, bic 90tter Der 6lammenz
melt, Muspel's feurige SObne, 8ebel,
0urm, Seine, itirmen berun unb Die
Sreppe 8ifrOft gum prdFOentenfiBs
binauf. sic bri4t, Der gauge 5uBbO>
ben giebt na9. 9unbe, S4urten,
Seiglinge, berebrte GDuegen, SpiBbuz
BEN, Electromagnetic, &Guber, Die
6erren BON Der Minber6eit 2umpe,
meme 5reunbe, 9snter, bic geebrten
QntraganfteIer, @errdtber, 8robpuz
9erer, bic Der6iinbeten Regierunsen,
unfere @egner, @Ges, 4ues ftir5t III
ben Reqer, bon no bic Qnar4iiten be
qdnse 8eTeuf9dft nit elmer tii9tigen
9ortion NitrOgIpcerin Biz On ben
@ipfel Der 9ei9madlpfigteit befOrz
bern, tpOrduf bic bena9barte Siegess
iGule auf benz RDnigsplas bon ibrem
poftdment in bic 5Dbe fprtnet unb IN
Der 2uft I9Deben bleibt, dls ausruz
fungs3eifen binter Der Rei4stugs>
bGmmsruns.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

te iiberau pbne gu feilf9en, aber ni9t
INNER piinttli4. Sn Der Sbat binz
terlieb lie fir cine babe Million
S9ulben, nett mebr dls bic in ihrer
@o6nung beI9lagnubmte @inri4tung
ill beden peripra4. 4ber bic 9ldubiz
ger f4pebten nur tur3e .3eit in 4ngit
pegeR ibrer 6orberunger. SRI. Wanz
ba be 8one5a bate riemals nit elmer
grpben @rbf9aft geprublt, baflr
f9einsn ibr I'm 10 mebr nS4enfungen
unter 2ebenben%1 sugepenbet poroen
gu iein. sic btnterlieb ebenfdQs eis
men Si9erbeitsf4rant, pie Die be-
riibmte Sbereie, aber ba lie nt9t
S9piegerto9ter einesSuti3miniIter s,
nur einfa9 8omDbiantin mar, 10 ere
mics Der S9ranf fi9 au9 ni9t als
8ii6nenrequiftt unb leeres Sefordz
tionsItiid, fpnbern qls fOliber uno gut
gefiiqter S9aBtdien. gr ftano elm
gemauert in ben &elern bes Greott
2bpnnais, no er iiingit BON 4mtspez
gen ge0ffnet unb auf feinen Sn6alt ge>
prift purbe. 8el9e angenebme ue=
6erruI6ung fir bic aagenb 3ui9duen<
ben @IGubiger! 9u fanb ii4 5und4f'
elm fleines pGd9en BLAZER Pupiere,
lauter Saufenb : 5rants : S4eine
Der 8anf BON Srantrei9, 10 gut pte
gemiin5tes @elb, unb btefer S9eine
laqen 275 eintrG9tigli9 beieinnunOer.
Sen ii6rigen Sn6alt bes S9rantes
bilbeten Supelsn - ungefdbr fir
cine MiGion. 9as gtbt einmal einsn
8egriff BON ben @aseOer6Gltnifen Bel
Der Gomebie 5raneaiie! 9eute tomz
men ale bieIe 8rtqunten uno perlen
CUR 9erfeigerung unb nit i6nen oas
foftbare pel5perf, bic punberbare
SpiBenpGf9e, bic 6errlt6en Sotletten
unb f9lieBIi9 au9 bic ~un5dbligen retz
Senoen Sum ftobiefte, nit Oenen rei9e
@ere6rer tbres Salentes oas 9etm Der
pifanten 8riinette geI4miidt batten.
Die Barrier unb Die rei4en 5remben
ii6er6ieten einunber Bel Der Iuftion,
ieber min elm Mnbenfen an bic unDerz
gebli9e ertperben, feline S%ammlungen
um eine&uriofitdt berei9ern ober aud
nur - einen por~t6eil6aften Saul ma
| 9en, unb man9es &letnob, bas Dor
einem 6alben Sabre nod am 8uien
Der f60nen 96eater : Prin5e6in
glGnate, ipirb iiA nG4itens i'm
8raut16aB elmer 6er5ogstO4ter ooer
unter ben Neuiabrsgef6enten elmer
Marqui1e pisberfinoen. Sud- is life.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

Oas tpirb nun raid anbers tperber.
unb bic Inipra4en Bel @in3iisen
frember potentaten : auemul inGer=
len! Dos tam fi9 cine anoere Stdbt
ni4t leiften. Der 8iirgermeifter bon
8ien bat 3fpar aud pbantuiie. aber
iie gisbt ii9 gu fr%eigebig in S6impfz
tporten aus. Infer neuer 8iirgermetz
fter tpirb aeigen, pte man Die poete
nit &nmutb in's Dffentli4e 2eben
iiberTeBt. MagiitratsOorlagen nSroz
9Gen unb 0attplen - Magtftrdtsz
beI9Iiife in Sdmben unb GnapGft ten
= Spmnen ftatt Der 9e6urtstagsz
QbrefTen - unb am Grade iebes
Gtabtre8ners cine Glegie. -
Nun Siinbet man i'm Rei4 Der SETTER
Die beIen SreuOenfeuer on:
Berlin bat einen 8iirgermeiI tier,
Der audi bic 2pru f4lagen tann.
Dem Sag gebDrt bas GOmmunale;
0o9 iinft Die Sonre tiefer f4on,
Damn lofen i'm aus bunIt'gem Sbale
Dit MGb6en na9 benz 9eliton.
sic tiiFen inn i'm 2orbeerf4atten
Die b0ien &un6eln limb uno lieb,
Oie in erbduli6en &abatten
Der @erger ibm ms AntltB f4rteb.
geru6i9en i'm nit leiIen 2epern
nnb geben 9nuDe ieinem S9un
limb 3eigen INN uuf gOlb'nen Gtern
SIN beilgen 8uf4 Oas n9rane 9u9n".
Sief unten bon benz NeB Der 9rd9te
Die finit're 9rpBitabt i~iberfpunnt -
0ort miib'n ii9 bic 8egierungsrdtbe,
BORT pirft II. f9ldft Der 9pethebuno.
BORT pirb pteIei6t i'm b0fen Streite
0es Qufrubrs SABINE uufgepfldn5f,
9erpeil i'm beiP9en 9atn Der Retde
Den Retgen nit ben Mtufen tanat.
Sin neuer 9ofFnungs9uu4 umfG6eft
Die Stirne unS i'm &f Der 3ett:
Wie parb Berlin 10 oft belG4elt
O6 Der ~correften Nii9ternbeit.
cSbt mub bas nDrgelnbe @eli4ter
@ertrie9en Ii9 in NeiO unb S4am-
@ir baben enblt9 einen St4ter,
Der ONES bier gu 6efern fam!
8ir 6a6en einen, Der ais 9riefter
NpoQo's fir bic S40nbeit 5eugt,
limb Der bic 94aar unniiBer 8ieitsr
BON unIern OentmalsiOteln i4eu4t.
Ser trGgt, befGt nit golo'nenS ternen,
Den @rie9enmantel itdtt bes 5rads,
limb Der bic grauen Mietbstaiernen
9annt' aus Der StuOt beS un9es
f9muds.
limb glaubt es mir: Berlin ma4t
S6ule
(Bie piele prpben ia6 man 19onD
Sch GtdOt6sn Biz gum leBten S3ule
6e6t feinen 0i9ter uuf ben S9ron.
9'rum min i8 feline 3eit Oerlteren,
Mein @brgei5 itrebt na4 Stu9l uno
Rett' -
sS6 min in 56ilbu cdnbi0iren;
SITS bort ni6ts, bann in S9OPpenz
febt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
Seitaem1Br Gariaute.

Carl Iebring bat bas betannte
Sauffi6e 9ebi4t nMorgenrOtb" fir
unfere &obtennotb umgeitaItet, On
6o9, pie in Der !6etmat6 bes 0t9ters,
ift Der Yreis Der &pblen bier omar
ni6t, fonit itimmt'5 aber.
Morgenrpt6, Morgenrot6,
SIT bas cine &o6lennptb -
8ulb ptrb es bon Norben blafen,
Damn pirb's taIt auf alien StruBen,
2tber &o6len giebt es nt9t.
8uum gebudt, taum gebu4t,
DeiB ni8t, tpie man 5euer ma4t;
56uu' uuf 0eine alien Roiten;
DeiBt On, mas bic &o6len toiten9
3pdn5ig Dollars iebe SOnn'.
49 tpie balb, a9 ME baIb,
8irb's in alien 9Gufern talt.
Bra6r' nur ni9t nit f9Onen Sd4en.
Die braudit 0u gum 5euermu&en,
Weil es feline &oblen giebt.
0arum tin, barum fin,
6rag' nur nt6t, tper 8pblen min;
Oenn es f9reten ale 9eute
No8 Der f90nen i9par5en 8eute
Sn Der t9euren &pblen5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
(air ben aSonutaes Gorrefponoenten.1
Bon nicn plattoitlheH GurreipDns
0cnteu.
E, 81. Sea. 1902.
a.. Yk mnAnl

8altimpre,2 81. Se5. 1902.
Weien leebe Rebdcteur!
9itern 9a9t befp'f ne Sbee bait,
be to goob is. I'm ie for mi aaeen to
bebolsn. st banneIt iid ndmIi9 UNI
ute f9Dnsn, biitiden @pltsleeber, be
10 bet leBte SGngerfeit 10 groten SUI
rpr maaften In beIiinners be ameriz
faner I'M Girii9en 10 suob gefausn
BENT. Mien plan is MI, biiFe 9ultss
leeber nit be ameritanif9en 8erbGltz
nife in Snflans to brinsen. IN betp
id, ba nf' plattbItf9e Spraat bod be
M~oberIpraaf pOn't Snslii9e is, I'm
Of bal lidter bon ufe umerifanif9en
Qanbsliie uttoiprdten is as bat Sod
bitf6e, blot plattbitf4, Girif4 IN
SnoliiA bruft. DO9 hter folgt bat
Qeeb, nab betannte MeIObie to finsen;
tDenn ct gefaIt, muaf i'd nod mebr.
gt niibliGe Deern, cen iunset 8loot,
81 ushm iid MeGprmid tor iIro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

0p6 ie mas eenen S'Opnnen goob.
lin Bat ebr'n SEen gang fldu:
:! Se fduG bod NAL fahren up tofpi1!:
Mcgprmid be ba9t i'd. there IS torne
thing up"
Sd fam i9pn bara4ter, tpp fpeert,
lin DO as CAB lin buiineB" i'd ut,
lin flief mi gang fa4te upftairs,
:! In Dob as f0br id BONN tofpr1 J:
In fubm mas be baben I'm frop gang
bebenb'
@pn a6ter fp'n &~leebergeiten,
Qs Of an S'Opnnsn unnen ftnnr
lin rurlg garla lieIe be Ben.
:! SO Scr. Mcgormid up topn?% !:
&c briidt MI ben 2eepiten ant Wtnr7
gencoitiim
In tog in ebr 9tup'n EN- raid, :
I'm fpif6te reht fagtig ehr Glppen
Gdrmin
On iienen eeFartpten Mouitdhe.
:! W1ien Munn is fobren BONN tofpn!:
0u rappelt nat a9ter bat &IeeOergez
itea.
Mit eenma1 bar itunn an be Wdno,
Site magic Wlc@ormid IN front
Of TIE tpo
I'm barr Of ben 9a9n al geipdnnt:
:! Sd bin MIDI fa6ren up topnE" !:
Sar frsep be Beau nj be 8liB lItnsr't
8eb,
% f6eet mid; o9 lat mi bod CABIN.
@ertldq' mi man MIDI up 9dmmdti4.
i'd bin
| temporary fo'n bitten inn Sbran;
:!cSd ql0pte, Ou p0reft BONN topn"!;
9o ld6eGt McGormid NIT arge 2tit
I'm ieggt: .Dbat's tie ute of a rom.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
Wefern Warhlnnh Sadu.

Sratfn Rraft a IN IS. SEPT. 1902.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
Ser Qnnere nber niht.

SUh VAHhp UNN@SAo
,3tpet &na6en liebten Elm Md9olein,
@ar liebli9 BON 4n9sfi9t,
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Der Mnbere aber ni4t.
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@enn tie 10 3antt uno etfert,
Dol De9mutb er man9mal iPri4t:
Sd CLAUDE, t9 mar Elm @feI,
Der 4nbere a6er ni4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
Snern glnne,s GiienbahnsGo.

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