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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...

Her lips said 60; her shining eyes
said STAY
How tell which was her meaning,
which her will?
How read the riddle of her yea and
nay,
And disentangle each, bewildered
still?
Hearing her chilling tone all hope ex-
pired;
Seeing her glowing eyes, despair
took heart;
One moment certain of the good de-
sired;
One moment turning hopeless, to de-
part.
Then, as she stood with half-averted
face
From head to feet yelled from his
ardent eyes.
Sudden she changed, and with tri-
umphant grace
Flung off the mantle of her souls
disguised
Sweet hypocrite how false was all her
feigning.
Turning to flight yet while she turned
remaining!
From Hand in Hand, a book OF verse
by the mother and sister of Rudyard
Kipling.
Misses Alma Whitaker and Alice
Lashley returned yesterday from u
visit to Durham.
Miss Madge Fleming of Middle
burg, is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Brewer, who has been visit
ing at Wake Forest. has returned to
Raleigh.
Miss Lucy Queen, who has beer
visiting in Henderson. has returned |"
the city.
Miss Bessie oldham left yester-
day for Durham to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. T. Dupree left Raleigh
for Memphis. Tenn, yesterday.
Mrs. Lucille Faulkner went TIC
Louisburg yesterday morning. She
was accopanied by he granddaughter.
Miss Eunice Faulkener.
Miss Lucy Braughan, of Rocky
Mount. who came here a few days
ago to enter Peace Institute returned
home to-day on account of illness
Judge w. B. Holt is here, the
guest of Mrs. w. B. Grimes, on Haitian
street.
Mrs. r. c. Nash passed through
yesterday en- route to Louisburg from
Statesville.
Mr.. Jonathan Applewhite, of Will
son, was here this week to enter his
stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. White. OF
Lumberton, were guests at the Var
borough yesterday.
Misses Ella Harris. Lizzie Tim
berlake and Eula Kitchener were at
the Marlborough last night.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
Evidence Against tho Mule.

Commenting on recent articles writ
ten in defense Of the mule as a non.
kicking animal, The Whitsett Courier
says:
Whether the mule kicks, or no, o,
one thing we are sure: In this settle
ment alone that worthy animal ha,
sent no less than seventeen 'niggers
to the skies; and some of 'em never
came back to tell how the pearly gate
looked
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
There's a Star shines BRIGHT.

Don't you keep a-sighin'
When Trouble is in sight:
Hear the skies renlyin':
There's q
Star
Shines
Bright"
II.
Though the storm is fallin',
Storm is fast in flight;
Hear the hills a-callin' -
There's q
Star
Shines
Bright"
III.
Sweetest bells a-ringin'
In the lonesome night;
Heaven an earth a-Singin,:
There's
Star
Shines
Bright"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
Hart-McKinne.
\ Lovely Young Woman and a Popu-
lar Conductor TO We'd.

n
lar Conductor TO Wed.
The following invitation has been
sent to friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. McKinne
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter,
Addie.
to
Mr.. Edgar Lee Hart
. on Wednesday evening, October fifth,
one thousand, nine hundred and four,
at half after seven O'Clock.
Methodist Church,
Princeton, North Carolina"
'At Home
after November first,
Gil Market Street.
Wilmington, North Carolina.
The bride-elect is a most lovely and
accomplished young woman, while
Captain Hart, a popular conductor on
the Atlantic Coast Lime between Will
mington and Norfolk, is widely known
and highly esteemed.
u ~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
4 Song of Maggie"

The place-it looks so lonesome! The
mornin glories bright
They seem to know that Maggiel
gone, an took away. the light!
Why,-they just loved the face of her!
an still the moonfioWers keep
A sadness, like they miss her when
the moonlight whispers "Sleep!"
The place--it looks SO lonesome!-o}!.
every shadow seems
To touch my heart to tears!-to hear
the children, in their dreams
Soft-murmurin' her name!
They come from visions of the
night:
An mornin' is no recompense, since
Maggie took the light!
What joy once more to see her, here
in the household ways!-
The music of her voice; but more:
The music of her days,
Set al 1.-The world to singin ;-Grief's
wings were plumed for fight;
But shadows make the pathway DIM
since Maggie took the light!
But she'll come to hearts that love
her-though black the distance
bars:
The violets will send the word sweet,
singing to the stars!
For 1 tell you, life is lonesome: Blu,
won't the world be bright
When Maggie's eyes find kindred
slSies-when Maggie brings tha
light!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
His View of 1t.

''Have no fear" said the sheriff, to
the negro prisoner. You will be
hung according to law"
Thank de Lawd!" exclaimed the
prisoner, 81 is ter die a natral death!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
TomlinSOn-Lambe"t.

Fayetteville, N. c., Sept. 16.-tSpe-
ciaI)-The marriage of Mr.. Francls
King Tomlinson and Miss Radie Lam
bert was celebrated last night at nine
O'Clock at Hay Street Methodist
church.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. John
A. Lambert and is one of the most
charming young women in Fayette-
Vile. Mr. TomlinSon is popular
young travelling man of wilmington,
representing Morris Bear and Brother.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

Every day men are losing their for
tunes and causipe untold trouble to
their families b. not availing them
selves of The Kelley Institute Treat
ment. Write The Kelley Institute at
Greensboro for a copy of 1.-THE New
Man."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
"JUST FROM GrORGIA."
ATLANTA Constitution

Asked to define a genius. a Georgia.
youngster replied: "Feller that dreams
dreams, lives in the stars, an is too
hungry to pay house remit"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
Spring and Winter.

Can We not walk the wintry way
Who had Of joy such measure?
We knew the meadows o. the May
And kissed sweet hands with pleas
ure!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

"Give us the Gospel of Light" saws
an exchange. But, unfortunately. III,
SO dazzling that some of us can't con-
template it except through smoked
glasses.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
a Word From Br,er Williams.

Needn't ring no bell Wen de good
times COMM said Brother Williams,
"kaze we'll be right in de middle err
de road, en- good time ii trip up en-
fall over usi"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

r oi.LEGE OF PaYSTCIA NJ AND SURGEONS of
Baltimore, Maryland. -Thirty-third annual
session will begin October lSt, 1894. New build
ing; modern Equipment; unsurpassed Iahora-
tories; large and Independent Lying-in- A sylum
for practical o, stetrlcs: oepartmt ut for the
prevention of Hy drophobia; and many hos
lta for clinical work present to the medical
student every advantage. For catalogue and
other information apply tn THOMAS OPIE.
NJ d., Dean, Cor. Calvert ana Saratoga SITS,
Baltimore Md.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
In Close Quarters.

"And you never sold a vote in your
life?"
mo, subj"
Never pledged one, for consider
alton %
"On, go long, white man! IF
stan here losil time wild you, fusi
thing / knows I'll either be in Jail, or
de newspapers"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
Making Friends
Every Day.
This can truthfully be said of
JeH-O
Ice Cream
POWDER

the new product for making the most delicious Ice
cream you ever ate everything in the package.
Nothing tastes so good in hot weather. All grocers
placing it'll stock If your grocer supply you
send Csc. for two packages by mail -Four kinds: Van
lila Chocolate, Strawberry and Unfayored Address,
The Genesee Pure Food Co., Box 295, LIE Roy, NY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

Wisdom doesn't die with the people
and, unfortunately, it doesn't live with
many of 'em.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
CHARACTERIZATION.
The Approaching Marriage of a
Prominent Young Couple.

The Approaching Marriage of a
Prominent Young Couple.
The following invitation has been
sent to friends:
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Wharton
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Ida.
Mr.. Junius Daniel Grimes,
Tuesday afternoon, September eth,
nineteen hundred and four,
at three o'clock.
At Home
ClemmonSville, North Carolina.
Miss Wharton is one of Forsyth
countys most charming young wo-
men, and is a highly educated and
gifted young woman. She has been a
most successful teacher in the schools
at Washington.
Mr. Grimes is an able young attor-
ney of Washington. n. c., and is a
member of one OF the most prominent
families in Eastern North Carolina
He is a son of the late General Bryan
Grimes of the Confederate army. and
a brother of Hon. j. Bryan Crimes
Secretary of State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
Wilson Young Women.

Wilson, NJ c., Sept. 16.-( Special.)
Among the young ladies of Wilson
leaving for school. the following have
gone to Peace Institute, Raleigh:
Misses Lizzie Farmer, Clyde Moore,
Gladys Wells and Matte and Ethel
Warren. of Wilson; Misses Lucille
Moore Dorotha Farmer and Miss
NoryeIIe, from Elm City; Miss Bernice
Manning left for Randolph-M Macon at
I,ynchburg, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
New Bern Military ACad=
envy
NEW BERN. N. G.

Largest and best equipped boarding
school in Eastern Carolina. Several
thousand dollars being spent in build
ings and equipments. Electric lights.
bath rooms. water-works, - football
boat racing, baseball. faculty of 10
specialists Gncluding lecture faculty.,
CAROLINA BUSINESS COLLEGE,
New Bern, N. c.
Every graduate holding position.
Positions guaranteed. Railroad fare
paid. Large and loyal student body
our best advertisement. Special rates
for July.
Write at once for beautifully illus
trated catalogue.
S. j. HOLLADAY. President.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

Come veal, come woe-this thing w
know:
From joy we shall not sever:
Love hath a garden in the snow.
And love is joy forever!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. King has gone to st.
Louis to attend the exposition.
Among the guests were Mrs. Hol-
lowell, mother of the groom, Miss Ida
TomlinSon and Mr.. Sid Tomlinson, his
sister and brother, and Mr.. A. T..
Harper, of Goldsboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Lambeth, of Charlotte; Mr..
j. McRee Hatch, of Wilmington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Smith. of Colds
boro. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were mar
ried in Goldsboro on Wednesday
night, the bride being a sister of Mrs.
TomlinSon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
Henderson Girls at st. Mary's

Henderson, n. c.. Sept. 16.-(Spe-
cial. Henderson is well represented
at st. Mary's school, Raleigh, by the
following young ladies' Misses Gene
Were Cooper, Maria Tucker, Mary
Perry, Jessie Harris, Kate Gary and
Eula Gregory.
ris and Thomas Pittman are at the
University of North Carolina, and Mr..
George Cooper is at Trinity College.
They are among Henderson's most
popular and ambitious young men.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17
; .5EADOAI1U
A1p LINE RArLwAH-

DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Between New York. Tampa, Atlanta
New Orleans and points South
and West.
In Effect April IT. 1904.
SOUTHWARD.
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2Ndrfern0e
29dagett-
$6uter5ert.
Serrcn Gaofpan S& 60.

Nertbe 6errtn Sd femme crcu 8ti6dFtsmons
ouf Der Gitiete oieisr Staot n,l9er felt Sabreu
an marternoen Wagtui6m,rlsn litt ane Sottoren,
peOsr grOf'fOr 3ucObp, nod cin 0ubtnO auotrtr,
tOnnten elm. 6eluns gu etanDc brinqcu ia, tuuns
ten uiGt einmal iaqen iptl9r Rraufbtt ss isi.
9or einiqen Sabren madbte er cine &eiie ibcr ben
attantii6.n GJeun, nm beutibe SDttoren ;u
inltren, ober uub Obns Griole Sd bsiud)tt ibn
bon 3sit lu 3eit in isintm GriGdite uub bDrte
feline 9eiosngeeibidte. Gr iaete paS tr ndbrtnD
Der Rruntbeit ni&t i'm etunoe isi, ieins Rabruug
beiSubebulten. unO oeiuNeu Ssiten bcs. 3'ecs
srIitte er fur6tbure sbmsrsen, pelde ;tlua cine
Stunbt anbi.lttn pdbrtRb ipsIber Stit er f6 ME
Elm 8erriidttr oebcroete, ,nOem er Stible jcrbra6
ETC unb er mar eejipuneen iein SibGt 3ur 8sit
oufjueeben Seire Rabrune blieb faum einr babe
6tunbs im Moeen @eftern, nab eiuen S,rloui
BON Is Ntonattn, beiubte i1 ibn pieoer uno ju
msiucr ueberrai6une lebte tr nod unn lab sciuuo
aus. SD fraete bu mad ituer Gtiunbbtt. Gr
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40 9fuuo an S,ipidt aueenommcn. SD npnte
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it, mas r mir outtportste: 9pr unqeidbr eutm
Sabre ooer nod ldneer fam Elm Naun i'll ieu
geidGft uno er5dblte ibm, Dob cr i:br franz ees
tpeitn lei, unb jtpar qtraoe TO- pie tr i6on felt
LANCER 3eit, uno RoOtpap's 9iaen peru6te, pel6e
ibn ftbr ibn,a turirten. Gr enti6Iob Fb iofort,
sbsnfuns bic 9tu.n gu eebruu6en. Ger 2lputbeter
bate oieisIben uibt unO Seriubtt ibm anOsre su
aeben ,r dbsr btfanO auf 8aOpap's, unb purOen
bitieIten ano,ren Sagt fir ibu beioret Gr
ndbm rur tn, isot Radt unb fiiblte iOglcia btTer.
Or iubr fort, cine 3eit lang bic 4Gen gu rsbs
men, unb bonn srfen Sag, all bis auf Osn bcutiz
Gen Gag 1T bic 2ranfbcit nibt tpisDer ,url69es
tcbrt
6. $. 6. uGrid
326, cfsGinunbfe6ssiufts strabs Hcps9Orf.
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Ser sseucroamoil.
8runofataitropbe in elmer pittsburz
ger 9orfabt. - Srei Wlenl9enz
leben bsrlDren.

8ranofatuitrop6e in elmer ptttsburz
ger 8oritabt. - Sret Neeniaens
leben perlpren.
pittsburg, pd.. 25. Sunuar.
= Our9 Elm beute friib in Der Sorz
ituot Moringiioe dusgebrp9enes
fseuer nuroen bret gebGuoe 5erit0rt,
Sipsi MenI4en famen um's 2eben
uno elm Oritter miro permiBt. Die
Sooten iino:
W1ihael GuGleD, 40 Sabre alt, uno
5rou Wiliam Camper, so Sabre alt.
@ermibt tpirb William Sapper. Der
9atte Der umsetommenen Srau.
qBie es beibt, entitano oas 5euer
in Der au9s Der Sulpper'iden 8obz
nung unb perbreitete ii9 raid uuf Die
bena6barten 6Guier 8. 9aaagber's
uno aobt. 2otpbeuo's. Ollie bret Sc
bGuce tpurben 5eritOrt. Die 5euerz
tpebr iudt unter ben Sriimmern nda
Der 2si9e @ilium Supper's. gs
beibt, baB 5fpei SObne oes 9ermiBten
$4,000 in 8aargelb burd ben 9rano
einbiiBten. Der 9erluit an ben etngez
dI6erten @ebduben betrug etpa
$4,000.
(@pGter.) - Wm. 9aau9ber's
2ei6e fpurbe beute 2lbeno unter ben
Sriirnmern aufgefunben.
giles 8, g., 25. Sdnuar. - Der
granoonz uno Der 9arbeG<8lod, in
tpel9em it9 oerI9ieoene Sei6Gftsz
lofale befanben, iino eingedi6ert
lporben. 9erluit $4,000.
8rasil, Sno., 25. Sanuar. =
Der gbas. u. 8nisbt7glod, pel6er
bon ben 2Gben unb 8ureuur peri6iez
bsner 5irmen einssnommen mar,
brannte beute nieoer. 8erluit $780,
600
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iporben uno eine groBe 4n5abl 4er5te
barrte in SiilfsbereitI4aft.


-(Spdter.) = Spdt heute Ibenb lit
bic Sa9tage unberdnbert, uno man
bat mod INNER feline SeipiBbeit iiber
oas S4idfal Der psrmibten arbeiter.
Cine Rettunssmanni6aft na4 Der
anberen bat ii9 an bas Derf sepagt,
olIein a[le febrten obne Grfolg aurild,
uno nur Elm ein5iger pon ben $50 big
100 Munn, ipel6e iid CUR 3eit Der
grploiipn in Der @rube befanben, 1T
iptpeit gerettet iporben. Der 8eretz
tete beibt Qbolpb @unia, niht 9sor=
gle, tpie 5uerft irrtbiimlif semeloet.
Man fiir9tet, bob audi SelfpDn
M. Saplpr, Der pittsburser Sngez
nieur, ipelder ben 9pben bes. S9a6z
tes suerit erreidte uno ipdter lpisoer
in's Snnere 5uriidfe6rte, ebenfals
umgefommen lit, benn er lit ieit ldns
eerer 3eit ni9t pieber gum 8orifein
gsfommen. Sablor mar Der Mdnn,
pel6sr bic 3e9e plunte uno bic @ntz
fpiirfe fir bieielbe lieferte. 4Qe ge<
miibunsen, ibn aufsufinben, iino err
fplglos seblieben. 5bomas Wooo,
nel6sr Saplor besleitete, dls oerielbe
in bas Derf suriidfehrte, bat Die
SberflG6e tpieoer errei9t. Gr err
sGblt, baB er unb Saplor, balo naaz
benz 9uniu aufsefunOen uno binunfs
sef9idt porOen mar, 5tpei anoere nod
lebenoe @rubenarbeiter fanben uno
ibnen iasten, eineRettunssmanni9att
folse bi9t 6inter ibnen uno peroe lie
binaus I1affen. 8eibe WlGnner gin@
gen pann fpeiter, Big lie plOBlia IN
bas 8ereid BON siftigen 8dien gerie@
then uno Saplor bon oenielbsn iiber>
nGltigt fpuroe. Gr ipanfte, lieI feline
2aterne fallen unb itiir5te I'm. Wooo
perIuhte, i'm aufauheben unb fort5u=
I9leppen, a[ein Der gtbem periagle
ibm, er muBte feline 2uit falen lanen
uno i6leunig ben Hiidpes antretsn,
Inn ni9t ielbit 5ll eritiden. @s gelang
i6m, ben 9obsn bes S9d9tes pieoer
gu errei9en uno gu Sage gu fu6ren.
Die Hettungsperiufe peroen Die
gla6t ibsr fortseiebt, ul1eroinss nit
penig 6offnure uuf @rfolg. Die
Sa6psritGnoigen itimmen fatt
idmmtli6 babin therein, oaB ale
8eridiitteten, iupie SSngenieur Sobz
lpr tobt iinb. 9eute yta9t bremen
2i6ter in alien 9duiern Der tleinen
@rubenorte in Der llmgebung Der
3e6e unb nur penige 8epobner tpsrz
zen ii1 gu 8ette begeben.
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Sas 6n6mafier i'm Shiu>Sbale.
3emorqueur Bel Cincinnati in ben
9runb gebobrt. - 9rei Wtitgltez
Der Der Manni6aft permiBt.

Cincinnati, 25. Sunuar. -
Sas Sis in Der umgebung bon Gonep
ossldnb brad I'm Mittsrnu9t auf uno
bo6rte ben Remorqueur rIoelle" BEL
grofpn's Gambling, Oitli4 bon bier,
ioipie etne &o6len6arge in ben 8runo.
Der pefuniGre 8erluit betrGgt etpd
$4,000. Orei Mitglieber Der Mannz
fdoft bes Remprqueurs fperben per=
miBt, unb man fiirdtet, boB iis err
trunfen iinb. Der SluB lit i'm raiaen
Steisen.
Parfers6urg, W.z9a., 25.
San. = Die unteren S6eile Der bieiiz
gen Stabt iteben 6eute unter Waifer
unb bas bitter falte Wettsr psrI9lim=
inert bag 1lnsema4 Der Situation.
9l[le Dffentliden 9ebdube iino nit
5lutb<SlI9tlinsen eefiilIt. Der Ser
fs6r auf Der Obio Hipsrz9 9ipiiion Der
Baltimore Sbio 9abn" bon bier
na9 Hprben, unb auf Der r2ittle 8az
naip6a 8a6n" ift eingeitelIt.
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Setl1tu0 9aramtirt.

Setlitlt9 9Grattttrt.
Sas @elo Suriid sriatt.t penR Dr. Q. IN.
SaDis' SupsoftOrits riGt Die 9eiluHs BON .gis
KS 8dnlOrrboiO.n etc beipirftn. 50c bro 5a6s
tel on iro.HO cine 9Orefs per gof D.riaubt
Gin Seiipiel inter Ganienoer.
Rr. 3O5, eao.6burles.etr.
Salt more, april 1903.
wR. q. aabn q Go.
Wsrtbs 6errsu! - Seit oi,rsn Sobreu bait. i'd
Iebr an S6mOrrboo,u uno Sdrtlsibiqi.it III leibeu.
Rotirli9 psriuhte id in Der 6offnung auF Seis
lung ieots Webfameut, Dos i'd fiuben fonnte
nuros i.oo5 Don aatu tnttdu'tt gor tiniqsr
3st ristb man mir, nit Or O. b. Sapis' Cups
poitpries sineu 9erua gu MAIDEN. Sd befolats
BEN Sotb unb bin 10 sIu6lih. iaatn Iu tonntn,
baB i'd in ipeniesu Sugsu obious 9noerune iane.
Gs iaeiut oies elm. oousrHos SotiIuHg Iu iein 0a
ia fsinen Iufiaq Der Srnptonl, bate. Sd ems
pieble bid,s psrtbpogs 9sImittsl BON eaujem
Gtrien.
aatunaspo1
X. g. Spwsn,
9triuSt ,in. s6a6t.t gBirb Sic turir.u.
Maenten M. :. Sabn & @pmpasnie,
2erinetpns une &ibertpsS
qrobs gratis fir SeoeH, Der oisis anIeiee sns
ienoef.
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: General Daniel 81. Gn[Iisr NsI

= General Daniel H. Golfer, Yenz
iionsagent fir ben 2ouispiller, 8n.
Siitrift. 1T in 2ouispine geitorbsn.
@r bate eine prominente 3ole in benz
Sample 5pif6en @oebel unb Sdplor
um bas 9ouperneursamt gefpielt,
mar Sablor's 9snerdlaoiutant unb
befsbligts bic Sruppen, pel6s oas 4a>
pitpl in Jrantfort kiest hielkn-
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9eut,, neI6e mad oem GTeH urbebaqlib fiibleu,
NIT einem GmpiiuDtn bon 9cOridtein uuo shpere,
uuD iptl6e 6ft,rg Dur9 bic IabrunQ aufeeblaien
tuerbsn, tuelbe mic Gin i6pcres Gctpift i'm MaesR
lieet, ober Die @eritopfuno babcn, iHnere 9ilts,
SlutouOruro gum &Opis. lauren Mueen. llsbsIfsit,
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ShnrQe sSahrt.

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Omit Sherman aeifurben.

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idbriger aranfbeit geitorben.
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