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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
THE FIRST STAGE OF cATARRH.
A Serious Mistake Which Thousands
 Are Making.
THE first stage of catarrh is what is
 commonly known as catching

THE first stage of catarrh is what is
 commonly known catching
 cold" It may be in the head, nose throat or lungs. It's beginning is sometimes so severe as to cause d chill and considerable fever, or it may be so slight as to not hinder a person from his usual business. In perhaps a majority of cases little or no attention is paid to the first stage of catarrh. and hence it is that nearly one-half of the people have chronic catarrh in some form.
 To neglect a cold is to invite chronic catarrh. As soon as anyone discovers the first symptoms of catching cold he should at once begin the use of Peruna accord ing to directions on the bottle, and the cold is sure to pass away without leaving any bad effects.
 Unless this is done the cold is almost sure to end in the second stage of ca . tarrh which is making so many lives rls- erable. If Peruna was taken every time one has a cold or cough chronic catarrh would be practically an unknown dis ease
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

nnRs. JUDGE J. F. BOYER, s2i M Davis St. Evanston Ill., says
 "If any one has reason to praise Peruna 1t is surely myself. Last spring | became so rundown from the serlou effects of n lingering cold that severa complications united in pulling mt down I could neither eat nor sleep well and lost flesh and spirit. l finally tried Peruna and it did wonders for me. In two weeks l was like another person and in a month 1 felt better than hay ever done before. 1 thank Peruna 10. new life and strength
 If you do not derive prompt and sat- isfactory results from the use or perunai write at once to Dr. Hartman. giving fuu statement of your case and he vii be pleased to give you his valuable advid gratis.
 Address pr. Hartman, President Of Thv Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

nN ISS LORETTA WALL, $50 N. Dale Hl St, St. Paul, Minn., writes: Last
 spring l had a very sever case of catarrh of the stomach and bowels. I took three bottles of Peruna and found myself gaining very quickly in every way."-Miss Loretta Wall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
NHISS ELLEN CRAWLEY, 241 s. m Madison Ave, La Grange, III, l

NHISS ELLEN CRAWLEY 241 S. IVA Madison Ave, La Grange Ill., writes:
 "For years 1 had been sufferer with catarrh of the throat and larynx. got hoarse on the slightest provoca- ton, and my voice became weak, and tired very easily. l could not talk for any length of time and it was very an moving. was very much discouraged, as nothing seemd to help me until friend persuaded me to give Peruna trial. did not have much confidence in it, as everything else had failed me, but tried it lust to please my friend. My delight, therefore, may be rag- ined when l began to improve at once, and l have kept right on improving un- til my voice is strong and l am never hoarse now. Peruna has done great deal for me."-Miss Ellen Crawley.
 nnRs. w. WAsHBURN, 128 S. villere W St. New Orleans La, Financial
 Secretary of Camp No. 2 Sons and Daughters of America, also Recording Secretary of the Lady Standard Mutual Benevolent Association, is lady of prominence of that place. She writes: Last spring 1 caught a sever cold, being repeatedly exposed to wet in our rainy season. Ii settled all over me and in few days l had chills and fever, with in- flammation and headache, so that was unable to be about, l had one of your booklets in my home, and had read in an indifferent way of the value of Peruna, but when l became sick l thought about 1t and sent for some l found 1t truly wonderful. It simply hunted out every sick and aiing place in my body and within week l was well. l used it about two weeks longer, and have been in the best of health since. Mrs. W. Washburn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

umRS. l.. F. CLAUDER. 59 North IH Eleventh Street, Newark, N. J..
 writes ''Peruna has done for me what much medicine of various kinds did not seem to touch. l shall keep 1t on hand and whenever l take a cold, as enc frequently does, I will use it. l am in all respects now well. Appetite good, sleep well and system regular"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

For better food try Gas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

Try cooking with Gas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
CATARRH OF LUNGS.
Is Generally the Result of a Neglected Cold-Pe-ru-na Cures Coughs,
 Colds and Catarrh.

' ~ ATARRH of the lungs s ordinarily, V known as consumption also called
 tubei culosis. In these cases the catarrh has usually found its way into the lungs by the gradual extension of the disease from the throat through the bronchial tubes. Consumption is the nat ural termination of all cases of neg lected chronic catarrh. Every one who Is afflicted with chronic catarrh Is liable to attacked with consumption at any time. In the first stages of the disease Peruna is a sure cure; in the later stages of the disease Peruna can be relied upon to produce great benefit, and in a large per cent of cases produce a permanent cure. All those afflicted with this dread disease should begin at once treatment with Peruna.
 A slight cough, which, without yes tige of doubt, would soon disappear with the use of Peruna, becomes chronic bron- chitis, which requires persistent use of Peruna for some time. There are a great many cases of consumption every year due directly to neglect of coughs. colds, etc. which, if Peruna had been kept in the house and used according to directions, would have been prevented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
FACTS ABOUT THE JAPANESE

Corruption is declared to be un-
known in Japanese politics.
Among the Japanese one divorce
takes place for every four marriages
The proportionate circulation cf
newspapers in japan. 5 about the same
IS in this country.
\ Japanese private soldier is paid
% cents a month; a major general is
2@id s131 a N nth.
In time of peace the japanese army
consisting OF Al 900 men. costs but
80 -o9 600 year.
Russia has the largest number of sol.
'iers and reserves Of any country en-
s@7.. excep- Germany
This Is the fourth time Japan has
na&e war - foreign nation. except
fae early barbarie expeditions against
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

TIE Koreans.
The word Japan comes from the
Portuguese pronunciation of the Japan.
ese characters, "Ni-Hon' meaning the
land Of the rising stn.
A Japanese officer whc, has not
reached the rank of major at the age
of As is compulsorily retired as un-
worthy of further service.
tt Q emperor 0, Japan is the di.
rect descendant Of the emperor jim
NIL. who ascended the throne 2.564
years ago, making the dynasty older
than any other dynasty that exists or
ever did exist.
The true name # Korea is 'CAoson,"
meaning Land of the Morning Calm. 3"
It is by this name that the country is
designated in diplomatic papers at the
state department at Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
IN LIGHTER VEIN

from the looks of things in Arkahsasi
the BaptisCs dearly love fight any.
way, and scrap with each ether rather
than not have scrap at all.
A sign in a local street car has
the following: Gentlemen may smG
on the rear platform only" By tt
place is provided where men ma,
smoke, but 1t might be inferred th
women may smoke anywhere on
car. But then the fair Sc ought
have more privileges than the men
Another strange disappea
has been recorded in Pine q
mans name has appeared on thA
ed page and then Disappeared
the week past two strange apFean
did appear and one stranger tdisap
anee did not appear. Verify, pop,
is a wonderful world in which We
certain advertiser is
shreWd. He says: Investigate j
when you want money" Now,
wouldn't investigate?
"Hobscnize" is a new word recer
coined with reference to the atten
Of the Japanese to sink boats in ,
Port Acnur harbor.
A jeff Davis paper, cme of the ver
le" now left in the state, uses
lower case in printing Judge Woo
name. There may be several excu.
for this but no reason. PERHAPS
eGit@r does not know capital lett
Or again, perhaps his type cases do
contain the cap w.
ihe news that Panama require
much sanitation is not at all surnri
ing. An affair which emits such no
lous cdors as the republicanizatioJ
presidentation and ccnstitutionizatiol
or the isthmus did must necessarii
need fumigation." is the way one editd
puts it. THE SAUNTERER
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

monies. An elaborate banquet was
eryed at the Inclusion OF the routine
business. The officers elected were
as follows:
Chief of Hoaoe-Mrs. Cora Smith.
Lady of HcnoF-Mrs. A. B. Smith.
Lady of Ceremonies-Nrs. c. H
DellnlC1..
Past Chief Of Hosor-2lrS. W. H
Adams.
Re@6rier-Mts~ Matte Ragan.
Finaneirr-M.-. l.. W. BIathefwiaE.
RecefYer-Mrs. Is. Johnson
Pine Bluff camp. No. Wo5aa.es. -
tie H0fld. afe organizing Uniform
team under Instructions OF p. c. Cles5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
DISPATCHES CAPTURED

Hobs February 21.-The Japanese
have captured near this place Rus
sian district messenger boy and num-
Der of important dispatches to Admiral
Alexie:f. Among tnem: "Madriu
February i1-Pained to learn so ma
ny fine ships gone to bottom. Been
there myself. Plenty Ct room on
top. Cervera
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
w A r B Ill l. = TIN $
important Edict by tie Gear.
e. 4. Fus1r1yan7 a97sKi.

ST. Petersburg February 2f.-OE ae-
count Of the large number Of imp0r.
tant mines discovered and developed
by the Russian navy. the ear has is
sued al edict transferring the navy to
the department Of mines and meta
lurgy and ordering tat all revenues
accruing from such mines Shall be
placed to the credit of the sinking
fund
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

japanese soldiers are fed on rice,
salted fish. dried seaweed and pick.
led plums-a diet that is almost uni
versal in Japan, except in the navy.
where ratiorA cf meat are served. Sol.
dlers are allowed meat when On cam-
paign, but rarely eat it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Mustn't Expect Miracles

The Russian government has penal
lzed a st: Petersburg newspaper for
publishing false war news. The, next
thing they will be sending the wealth
er man to Siyeria for falling to dias.
n2se correctly the meteorological sit
uation.-Arkansas Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

aat assisted by w 3 Penney. VITA
the eT2ncta'i i Of taking part in soma
oI tie competitive drills given by the
state order. Applications for meu.har
ship ii the lodge have been mai. by
the following: c. '. Young. ]. G.
Smith, J. r. Parsons J. 4. I.aminack.
P. kohmer, j G. Kaiser. P. E. Perry.
P. " Va@ce, J {. Berrymau. Il.
#.e.a.f= j. n Laubereoll Gerala
Vaughn. ]. I. pan.ei. L 4 Shepard
aae =. a Q,ae4.
= Eetahah ta.9 vas rsaaize4 in
Eis1s' 3iea.as his vii. tweaty-e.4h-
l'.0.tG5ess. Several F,9e5faas fge1a ~
I .e R2zs a.. Pti.e H.ete were# #a at
tendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Russian RI totiise

Nagasai, February 21-A Russian
resident Of this place has been re-
pulsed by japanese girl whom he
wished to marry The Russian loss
was l4-karat ring and cora neck
lace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Capl and dt.

S. Petersburg February 4l-Tae
Russians are about % utilize t5e jap.
to guard the li2se Of tha 3vaa Sill
riaH raj read There VII Ee aJC1t
tour Laps 10 the mie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

Just word or two about news
tens. a great deal has been said re-
Gently about the reporters friend.
There are several kiads of friends
A newsgatherer in a city like Pine Bluff
must get the news Of the day from va
rious sources and many people. To
do this he must keep going during the
hours Of the day and oftentimes at
night. Nearly every one hears Of an
item Of news each day. You may as
sist the reporter by calling him up
oTer the telephone or stopping him
on the street and telling him about
the news you have. Such news is
always welcome and will be appreci-
ated. There is another class & news
not SC welcome. There are few peo-
pie IN the rid Who like to string a
reporter and think because the news
Satherer places some confidence in the
9!<ssf-s4i Wi anu Di !it9 SDlEttIllHS
which turns out to be false that they
Rave done something smart. Don't
think so and don't try it but once
for person. no matter whether he
be newspaper man II in some other
business, soon loses confidence in you
aAa your ID have heard OF
people whom, when they are quoted
as authority on supposed fact, are
Immediately set down as unreliable.
There are some men who sometimes
ave valuable information, but what
they say never appears Oh a printed
page unless verified by some one else.
And still another class of reporters
friends-the people who have news
items and won't tell them. Sometimes
these are found among high railroad
officials A clerk knows of good item
but can't tell it because # the ruling
Of his boss. A wreck happens on the
road and ali men from porters up are
sworn to secrecy. The public abso-
lutely demands Of the newspaper men
that the news be printed The news
papers are going to print it, The quick
est, best and safest way is to get the
facts from those who know the facts.
When these who know all the de-
tails will not give them out for publi-
cation, then the truth must be gath
cred as best it can, but it must be
gathered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Poland Protests.

Cracow, February 2i.--At & large
meeting held here last night psomi-
nent speakers protested against the
use Of Poles in the Siberian railroad
telegraph servieee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Japanese EnGa9ement.

kokokola, February 21.-The en-.
gagemenet IS announced at kok0hoia
of kokto Shamaski to Yanki kakta-
to.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
FRAT TERNAC-

4 ladies auxiliary to the 4. Q. I. ".
was organized in the city Thursday
aftern c.on with a membership Of near!y
fifty persons Mrs. Margaret L. Lentz
of Stuttgart. who holds the highest Of
fee in the state, presided at the cere-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
SOCIETY NOTES

addition to the regular club members,
Dr. Goree had as his guests, Messrs.
J. W. Watkins. F. H Walker, DR.. q.
Orto and R. T. Benton.
Mrs. J. c. SchIoss was the hostess
for the Twentieth Century club Thurs.
day afternoon. receiving the members
at her home on West Pulen street on
that occasion. The game of euchre
was as usual interesting and the
guests We're Hospitality entertained
during the afternoon Mrs. Louis Roth
won the first prize, Mrs. Ed Aaronson
the second. and Mrs J. V. Franklin Of
Chicago the guests,
WEDDINGS
wedding which surprised many
friends was that Thursday of Mr.
Claul l.essell Of Little Rock and Miss
Katherine shakelford of Star City,
who We're quietly married by Justice
J. W. Clary. The young couple met
in this city by appointment and the
marriage license was easily procured.
Mr.. and Mrs Lessell left that evening
for Little Rock. their future home.
Miss ShaklefCrd is q sister of Mr.. J.
W. Shakleford Of this city fGd
daughter OF a prominent planter II
Lincoln county. She is highly az
complished Mr.. Lessell is clever
young gentleman and has many
friends.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret B.
Wilbcurne and Mr. W. G. Bout was
quietly solem1ized at the First Meth
odist parsonage last Monday afternoon
in the presence Of only a few inyited
guests and members Ct the immediate
family Rev J. NJ Hawley oficiateo.
There were no attendants Mr.. and
Mrs. Bouic left Immediately after tho
ceremony for wedding trip to Little
Rock and Hot Springs. returning Fri
day morning. They will be at home
to their friends at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Smith on West Fifth avenue. Mrs.
Bouic is young lady Of cul-
ture and refinement and has a host CT
friends and we'll wishers in the city.
where she has spent the most OF her
life. She was until recently stenogra.
pher for Circuit Clerk Walter Good
man Mr. Bouic is court stenographer
for Circuit Judge A B. Grace, and is
a rising young man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Finland Excited

Helslngfors, February 2t.-All Fin.
land is excited over the rumor that
Russia intends to put Fins on her sup-
marine boats
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

Rev. Howard Fuigate a Baptist
minister in Harveytown, West Vir-
ginia preached a sermon on politics
last Sunday. The sermon was so
soul-stirring that it caused a sensa-
ton and started free-for-all fight
Before he had quelled the disturbance
Rev. Fugate kneckeI three Of
his congregation down, Yet there
are some people who say the church
and politics won't mix. But then
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

slowly down the old lake bed. Ru-
NOR had it last night that he had re-
ceived orders from his majesty tG, pro
ceed to Ro0royitzsky for the purpose Of
some needed repairs to his hot air
guns. which We're reported inactive
during his last engagement. It is
thought his storage rooms are to be
replenished with a lately improved
quality of wnditiski.
Pine Bluff Feb. 23.-(specialJ-
An unofficial ruraor was afloat yes.
terday that Admiral Ryan had met
with defeat in his recent engagement
III the SaWyer-Austin pond. Official
reports received this morning are to
the effect that his fleet is still at the
mouth of that harbor, but in an effort
to bottle up the log squadron therein.
he lost faur small crafts. It is thought
the admiral was endeavoring to sink
some obstacle at that point in order
that his mosquito fleet might go to
Hicks coajing station.
Pine Bluff. Feb. 25.-(speciaD-The
mosquito fleet has just been equipped
with q LOT of Sch1itzirSLv homie of +bo
latest makes. The new weapons of
war are said to be most effective du-
ring a hot engagement. and Admiral
Ryan is quoted as saying they are east
ly the best the market affords.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
ODE MOSQUITO FLEET

Pine Bluff, Feb. 22.-(SpeciaD-A
large Pine street commission house
is in receipt of a large order for green
persimmons, presumably for Admiral
Ryan's fleet. 1t is not clearly under
stood to what use they will be put,
but it is intimated that this commod-
:ty is to be used in condensing the hot
ar which has lately shown signs Of ex-
pansion in the late changeable wealth.
er
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
RECEPTIONS

nGSET l0NS-
The social feature of the week was
the reception Wednesday afternoon
and night by Mrs. P. P Byrd at her
residence on West Fifth avenue At
the afternoon reception Mrs. Byrd
welcomed her married friends and the
hCSpitable home was filed with peo-
pie. The reception committee when
assisted Mrs Byrd in the afternoon
were Mesdames Lee NJ. Andrews E.
W. Freeman, H. f. Trulock, ]. l..
Mills. In the library Misses Caldwell,
Adderton, Saunders and Mararet Tay
lcr served punch to the visitors. In
the dining room Mesdames c. r. Fitz-
hugh, Harry n Atwood, Will Byrd,
Scruggs, F. L. Dilley, Dan Byrd and
Joe Watkins We're the reception com.
mittee. Many friends called and spen,
pleasant afternoon. An elaborate
luncheon was served in the dining
room.
At night the young friends of NJ.
and Mrs. Byrd accepted their hospital
ity and enjoyed the occasion very
much. The reception committee con.
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs w H. Langford
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Freeman Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. P. P.
Byrd. Nearly four hundred guests were
present at the two receptions.
Misses Blanche and Allie Lee Fox
entertained Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs Turner Bradford of El
Reno, Oklahoma.
Miss Ruby Wightman entertained
party of about twenty-five ladies and
gentlemen Monday night in honor OF
Mr.. Neal Ferguson. Games We're in
dulged in and all present enjoyed the
occasion.
SOCIAL CLUBS
DR.. j. L. Goree entertained the mem
bers of the XIV club and a few invited
guests at his home on South Laurel
street Thursday night and the occasion
was one of pleasure and profit to those
who attended. After his guests had
arrived DR.. Corte invited them out to
an elegant supper which was partaken
cf with relish by all present. Mrs.
Goree assisted the doctor in entertain
ing. After the supper the guests ad-
jcurned to the drawing room where the
subject for discussion was taken up.
''The United States as a World Power
and What She is Doing With Her Pos
sessions" was the theme and the dis
cussion furnished much food for
thought Messrs. J. W. Crawford, J.
L. Caldwell, ]. f. BcYee and C. c.
Green were the principal takers. In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

Pine Bluff, Feb. 23.-(Special.) -
The lookout at the lighthouse at the OIL
mill this morning reports the passing
Of squadron of warships 1t is
thought that this is the mosquito fleet
which had orders to repcrt al Wabase-
llaitzsky
Later-The fleet was Admiral Ry-
ans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

P.ae Buff, Feb 22.-fspecial9-
Admiral Ryan Will soon have his fleet
Strengthened by another warship
whioh is nearing completion at the
do Ks at Cady's Mill This, battleship
-e admiral informs us. will be nam
FL "Tamaleitz'
Pine Bluff. Feb 2@3.-(speciaI.l-
Admiral Ryan's fleet was sighted at
an eary hour this morning steaming
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

"Hobscnize" is new word recer
coined with reference to the attel
Of the Japanese to sink boats in !,
Port Ac,rur harbor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

Bier bar ligelcoes tagst al pna en- Tor.
urcligcnoe ManSe. MeSens Sarmer.
ne iihber iube meb itore geboISninser
al GlaSteopr. iom De gierue nil irlae
til rimelis Eris, iaa ooper Cpfisbernc
life Of iiblaoe Tia | uogen SanSel al
g%ctponins. SanIeoes err man M Bib.
ne til, or meeens Sarmerne, buis De
iGIger Slagt, nlaa irIge biligt, iaa
mao Sog 6orbrn9erne enten lioe Malt.
gel poa aisouarer eIer osioa betnIe
en- rbIu hei gris.
3ette fan life pnre peo | 2rngocn.
Ser mna blipe en- 2ssning. Sorianpibt
Jon StoriGasterne bar anoel / ben
icrbabie aisotruit utSer man ben
gierre ct Neoerlag, BOG Delft inaleSes,
al Der bliper oprettet mangfoIbige
tcnfurreren6e mirtore Slaeteriel
runbt omfring | 2anoet.
ct DC arbeiSere, Der bar forenet ia
mes De iaafaIOte llnioner life err fris
WGnb, men moa iom Slnoer lpitre,
huao iamuittigbeoslsIe 2eSere fore.
ifrioer Dem. bor man mi ct. 9epis pao,
TIL 6eres Samilicr MAJ ilnte. before
emo at oct tianoes Dem at arbei0e for
riueIig Detailing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

nrer | Tssnet iom for. MeSeni
&aanoiptterne oeo De onerifanif
Wforgenapfier for tpbe 9lar iioei
moatte b9nge / S9Ien ii elmer
9sgnet, fan Maifini9tterne M be
tragte lit Gaouerf for enot efter ici
eler bsiit ign timers SorIsb.
Siarbbeo, @ioenifnben fan betran.
tes ogfao iom 8ostrpfferfmitens Sic.
rer, ibet sem life aIene oeb line feniif,
Scrifninger ifnfer gostrpfferen ser
beoite SpGrte oe oct beSite Rapir, me,t
ogiaa beh fine SpfinSelier bar trem.
bragt be itcrarteoe Raifiner, iom an.
penoes peo Cats % Srnfning. SpoS
Sonrnaliitifen ansuar. fan man tpnfe
pea Den lunsnSe Surtisbeb, S%ourna.
liIten brinser RlibIifitm "SanSbeSens
Sps", men Spposraien bar cog for.
naaet peS SipIp al oe IibIer, Set
Itaar Ill bans Raaoigbeo, at bamle
op meo BAN. Set tppografiffe lis.
Itpr bar 0elbigois bibtiI life Iiot i'm.
oerlig ue6 bet blrtisere Waifirmrbei.
De; toertimob ntna Be maifiniatte
Npiier funr,e iiges at IA la Ianat bc6re
no END Be tppeiliote gitrpf, pi fit /
zoe gooe gamle Gage. Get tor iises,
at anerifa | Se iibite Snes gtar er
rerbt iorbi SpifIarS paa goetrpffer.
fltnitens Smraaoe. Iontte mi fun
9oetrpffere us SorI3ssere iremSeIes
ueobIi at goa Snntro / Sdanb og buloe
oct tpposrafiife llbitpr oppe paa ct
imirtt Neuear, iaa at oct 9anS, bpcrtil
bort @irfefelt CT benlngt, I Sremtioen
fan bRpbe fin 8sriterangsitiaing cg.
iaa paa bette Smroaoe.
Men nnSer aft bette ME, Ger ipre.
Der 2ps og beore 8aor pda ole SoIo,
unoer alt bette iorioinber eiterbaan.
Sen omflaffnbe. ititobise Sptterioeno
al cen samIe SfoIe - tbi en- Tnifin.
er / Iangt b6iee @ro6 Ell 9eI
al fin %aifine, emo en- SnarSi9tter
fan iises at bore en- Tel al apisfas.
len, Der life er faa pauifeIig at bIi
iortroIig neS.
Ritpel -
Where is the old tramp printer -
The type of box-car fame.
Who came every year;
Then would disappear
Like a shadow before the flame.