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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
this ridge and it's stream beds, and they n,- cnd ir, al

this ridge and it's stream beds and they are unsurpassed in quality.
 To the north of Sand mountain and abutting against it are immense coal fields. Sand mountain, as the name im- plies yields quantities of sandstone. South of it, Opossum valley and Jones valley contain splendid limestone quar- ries and deposits of fine clay. Still fur ther south lies Red mountain, which abounds in rich deposits of iron ore. It is thus apparent that all the minerals used in the manufacture of steel may be obtained within a distance of three miles from the city of Birmingham.
 The topographic work on this map was done by Messrs. H. B. Blair Oscar Jones and Carl Clarkson. The map sells at the usual retail price of cents a copy, and may be obtained on application to the di- rector of the United States geological sur Vey, Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Wind Up Chair company's Affairs.

The affairs of the defunct Chair com pany of this city will in all probability be wound up within short period of time Col. c. l.. Lincoln returned yesterday from Koscuisko. where he went to confer with Mir John F. Davis state referee In bankruptcy, as to the validity of two mortgages and decd of conveyance of rertain property of the chair company, md the affairs of the company cannot be wound mp until their validity is decided pr not.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
THE SENATE.

Washington. December 10.--Minor mat ters( occupied the attention of the Sem ate during it's session today. More than a hundred private pension bills were placed on the calendar with favorable reports.
 A resolution was adopted calling for the record of the Texas affair; few private relief bills were passed and the consideration of child labor bill for the District of Columbia was begun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY.
CovelI Instals Electrical Equipment, Enabling Him to Give Sttings Day Or Night.

Ever on the alert to discover and adopt the practical ideas in modern photog- raphy, MT. Bert C.. Covell has just com pleted the installation of a powerful elec- trical arc equipment which does away with all chance of weather disappoint- ments and makes possible the highest grade of photographic work day or night, sunshine or clouds.
 In view of the fact that there arc num- bers who can not find time during the rush of the day to attend, MT. Covell announces that his studio will remain open every evening until 9:3O o'clock and promises the same high standard of work that has always marked his efforts. The charge for this service is no higher than the usual. It's just another modern Covell step in photography.
 Avail yourself of this opportunity to present some friend with tho picture you have been promising them so long.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
ANOTHER NEGRO IS
 FOUND IN TRUST Preacher in Columbus, Miss,
 is Found Guilty WORK FOR LUMBER MILL Columbus Hopes to Get Plant Which Is to Be Built By the Interstate
 Lumber Co.-Well-known
 Couple Married.
Columbus. Miss, December 1O-(special)

Columbus, Miss, December 1O.-(Special) .-The "Rey." Joe Frlerson, who is one .f the negro preachers of this city, was, IS recent developments have shoWh' the leading member of the porters and team sters thief trust, which has been doing wholesale robbing for sometime past rom the merchants of this city. Frierson was tried before Justice Mattews on Satur- Hay and was found guilty. There were Eve separate counts against him, he be- mg charged with receiving stolen goods. A fine of $25 and 90 days was given Frier- son in each case in which he was con gicted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Women Much Interested.

Much interest seems manifested among the ladies of the city that we predict a grand success of Dr. Cristion's Beauty Culture and facial blemish lectures, the first of which is free for women only at Gelders hall Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock As the Jefferson theatre dates are all taken, Dr. Cristion's manager se- cured Gelders hall. which is the best he could do. Everywhere this French Beauty Scientist is greeted with crowded houses New Orleans papers speak highly of these beauty talks, of so much value to up-to- date women. These lectures are in Eng fish
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Mrs. WTnsIow,s soothino svr,,

Mrs. WInsIoW's Soothing Syrup. The best remedy for DLARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ''Mrs. Win..ow's 8 Soothing Syrup" and take other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It BOOTHS tho CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all Pain, CURES WIND COrIc. and h twenty-five cents a bortlA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Columbus Hopes for Lumber Mill.

Some several weeks ago two prominent citizens of this city, J. A. stinson and J. D. Mccullough, consummated a big timber deal with a Pennsylvania land syndicate with an office at Attalla, Ala, by which the Pennsylvania concern ac- puired the timber rights on large tract
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11

Happy Hooligan and his brother Gloomy Gus have made their home at McVay's, corner 3rd Ave. and 18th St., where they are selling whiskies at cut prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
TO HOLIDAY SHOPPERS.

If you will buy your presents early in the day and early this month you will avoid the rush. which is trying to the buyers and doubly trying 10 the workers be- hind the counters and on the de- livery wagons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Southern Railway Passenger

Department has gotten out schedule cards showing arrival and departure of all their trains into and out of Birming- ham. Also points where trains are to and from, and equipment handled, as sleeping cars, dining cars, etc. These cards will be found quite convenient. You can get one by calling at their office, Morris Hotel Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Acreage

The newly seeded area sown in the fall of 1905 is equivalent to decrease of 39000 acres, and a total acreage of 2,06l00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
Strict Rules

Owing to the enormous crowds, we must enforce the following rules:
 1. All goods sold for cash.
 ?. Nothing sent on approval.
 5. Not responsible for lost bundles. 4. No telephone orders taken.
 5. Buyers must move goods each day of sale
 The sale only lasts 10 days.
 Crushing reduction of
 Ladies Skirts. Wraps and Waists S10.00 Skirts s................. SS.S9 S7.50 Skirts ............... 3.9S $500 Skirts ................... PAS $500 Wrappers ................. 10S S2. Wrappers ...e............ 1.29 S1.50 Wrappers ................. ,89 $500 Waists 2.9S $500 Waists 1.9S S1.50 Waists ................... 99
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
NOtiCe!!
Notice!

Parties who do not get their
paper as late as Mondays. C: II
at Thompson Bros. 800 E. Wash
ington, ST., or at this office, or
call up old phone 998, res. new
phone, 1892, and be supplied.
You can also buy papers and
at these places. MGs.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
8l2 E. Washington st
By the bushel or large
quantities
Nice screened Coal.
II. r. THOMPSON

Casey's book is for sale here.
The book is thrilling narrative
of the early life of Walter Casey,
now in prison, charged with kill
ing his wife, whom he makes
the heroine of the drama. y
We rejoice to again receive
oui esteemed contemporary, The
Quincy Advance, which has TAX
en- long vacation.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
Mead Cycle Company Dept. j. L." Chica-
go,I illinois

The Ferguson Buildings nearly fin
ished
The workmen almost gone
The bin, BIN of the hammers stopped
And the inside paint is on.
No more the merry pedestrian
Is lodging the falling brick.
No more at The shop on the sidewalk
Can be make his daily kick.
And that's deprivation;
For It's been regular thing
To look at the tall new skeleton
And song of rage to sing.
"The Buildings got the sidewalks,
The Automobile the street,
Naught's left to me but the desert.
I shall sit me down and weep
The Hockey PoKEY MAN.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

Remember Casey oook. Lulu
Coins OF Kentucky, is still on
sale here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

Somion lit oie 6lllht in ooppelter
gSeile peinlid. erItert$ maren lie 81
lpie0crbolten Walen ourd) ole 6lltft,
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Gomaro @oroner, elm % Sabre otter
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Sic ibicrcrt es crit oiif Die 9erou.
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ben 5u Dobert lpelhe bos stpilfen
ocm BON &~ineborot beipobnten ,3oa-
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cine 6loihe Sfnopps geben. Cine
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der Den aniippel trila, bas 5enlter
hes 3oilbouies. Sr, Mineborbt, pel.
; der geidlafen batte, fam beraus unf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

ce offer 0o Die Sbiire bel ibrem
Serloilen geihloiicn mar, eilten lie
OcrOfiice SIT ltnb fomen gcrobe red)t-
5elti0 ort. INN @inoer aus Dem 6erl-
tier lpringen 81 icDen.
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tc rs iid berolls, Gub olld) scr Stills.
@arocin uno Der @dd)ter nidJt be-
maifnet iparen. Srotoem idicll Der
Neger, mclder Dos Commando gum
Sellern pernommcn bate, Inglt be-
fonlnlen 81 BADEN, ocnn or CAB Ian.
gore 3eit Gin flG9lidJeS @Cbelll bon
lid.
Gie 9comtcn iogtcli cine 3fit lang
6inter DEM 6liihtigen Der, oo6 Der
ldJuono bieier bnlo in Der Grnfcl.
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oell, bntten au6 nidt Die gcrit9itc
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Eoli5ei luurOc oltgcrblidli6 bon Dem
gorfaQ in GenntniB geiebt, bod Ool-
crte cs crit geroumc 3cit, bis Die 81
l,5iiten cine Misunderstanding OeS
W0r0crS erbielten.
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gcIongtc; 0cnn oQc In5ei6en bellten
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nem S6liiliel %0itnctc.
Sir Die @cfGngniBbeamten ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Baltimore oQcin mad Dem gernliB.

Baltimore oacin nod Dem Sermib.
ten. Na 20
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5ooc perlrtbeilt. @eipobnlih lit e.
Site, gum Sobe Serllrtbeilte ipc5iell
SIT bepnden. Sb GieieS in Dem
Sale bon Sioaf @inoer gciheben lit,
miro cine ofiiSiellc llntcriildun9 er.
aebcn. 6iir Die 8efdnaniB gufieber
lit ieocnfuQS Die Sbatiode, Dob @in.
Scr iit letter 3eit tdglid 5lud)toerill'
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elmer ocr @Grter iah i'm I'M Gorr;,
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3cit borten Die @adter NodtS 81
peri6iebenen Molen @crGuidc, mcl.
die 10 flonqelr, oils oh Semonb cit
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ite1 Stodmerfc gelegene 3ele &C.
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tiirSlid bel Der Heparutir oeS 8e'
tall9llnes pc10a1flgl lpur,plelelu lie'
gen gelolien babe.
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@uroc1piae in oetfi @efdngnib 81
COMPTON eingelicferta lin bolb s ubl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
@inoer e%ntiprnngen.
Der IGroer bcs 3ol Ginncbmcrs
Einebart cntfummcn.

S6Iob geltern g6cn0 sic 3ele i'm
8cfGn9niB in Somion auf uto
lief ourd oas 9iircarl oeS Srn.
G5ilcoate. e. Sprong aus einenl
5cniter uno ocridrpnrto in Ser
Gunfelbeit. - SoIltc an 30.
Mdr5 geb6ngt mcroen. 49, Surge
8ei6i6te 6eS @erbre6ets. -
Sattc idon porbcr ci1ell Slltft=
pcrIltd 9ento6t. - Grci @eiGng.
niB6comte ult0 fem cin5iger bate
ein S6ieBeiien.
Sianf @inoer, ser W0roer oeS
Sdlngbmrm e @GdtcrS Sre0. Htnc-
bart, lpclder am 30. Wt0r6 81 Som.
Jon gcbGllgt mcrocn Ioltc, cntiprong
Gcitcrn g6cno olts Dem @~eidngniB SIT
Mit @inGcSeilc bcr6reitctc lid 0ie
9toGridt bon ser 6lltht 0e5 sum
Sobc Gerurtbeilten gcitcrn gben9
Cltrd) Ole gon5cStoOt, mo cincS Inn.
DC no0ocn @inber icinc Sreibeit er.
lon8t bottc, illd)ten 500 9oli5iitcn in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Nns gIcttcr.

Sir MorDIaun un0 Den 3iitrift
Columbia idouc3 @cttcr mo noroz
lidc g9iuOc,
Ger b0tItc SDcrmonlctcrItonO mar
~ @roO Inn 3 l(br Nodnlitto9a.
Ger nicOrigitc Recommendations
ipor 80 @ro0 I'M 6 llhr Wor9cnS.
Ger njcorigite lbcrmomctcritono
Der lebtcn q Stun0eu III noAiolgcn.
Den StGOtcn mor mic folgt: Goitport
20, Yortluno 80, Bolton 30, Nlbanp
81, Ncm.Dorf 30, @o%rrisburg 30,
Ebilnoclpbio 36, 2(tlnntic-Gitp 80,
@oibington 81, Noriolt 38, @ottcro3
~, Charlotte 81, Discrimination 3S,
Gborlciton II, Snponmob II, Sods
ionpiQe Al, Slpitcr SO, aen-@cit 6,
<lonta 30. montgomery ~, Ncus
Orleans 46, 4nlcitinc 46, 8ulpciton
56, Corpus GbriIti 81, Wcn,pbi@ -,
Cincinnati 30, EittSburg 26, Oa.
mcgo "A, Buffalo q, Glcpelanb 26,
Gctroit 81, Nlpcno s, WnrQlcttc -,
Green Ban II, Chicago %, GulItb
fl, ct. Youl II, Ct. 2oltia 2S, &ans
ios.Gitp n, Snobo %, &llron i
9iSmord ?, @iQiiton ~, SABRE 20,
SeIcno %, Salt 2ofc 30, 9cnpcr %.
9tortb Ylntte Is. Googc 20, 2lmorillo
26, Cos Nngcles 46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Nu5 Dem Yoli5ei Gepartc-
mcnt.

Ill { II 7.
Die Noli5cibebor0c nabm geItern
Die folgcn0cn 9cforoerl1Bcn Dor:
Eoli5iIt @iaiom 6. @orfielO pom
noro6itliden 9iitrift gum Scrgean=
ten i'm noroliden 0iitrift, Foli5iit
SnrrD &nigbt bonn iiioliden Giitrift
3lm Scrgcontcn i'm iiiopeitIihen 81.
thrift, ErobcpoIi5ilt 9flfuS y. &ponS
pom mittlcren 9iitrift gum regul0-
rem Eoli5iiten IN ocmielben 9iltrift.
ISobn 9umib bon Nr. SOl, Wtontforo.
glpcnltc, wltr0c 51m Frobepoli5iiten
i'm mcitlihcn GiItrift %crnonnt.
Noh Dem 9eridtc ocs Eoii5eimor>
ihnI5 Sornnn mltr0cn i'm perfloiiat
men Wfonnt BOB Gerionen in 9altis
more p%erboftct. Bon oerticlbcn maren
1924 mGrnll6en nn0 219 meiblider
@cidledtS; $50 moren pcrbeirotbet
1853 morcn Icoig, 1875 mnrCll @ciBe,
12S iporen Neger, 1926 fonntcn leien
mo i6reibcn, 277 marcn N~(nnlpbabe-
ten; 20 iuaren inter 10, 81 5miI6cn
10 unb 20, IA 5niihen 20 uno 30,
400 5miiGcn SO unb 40, 307 5pii6G1
40 uno 80, 127 5miiden 80 un0 60,
81 5luiiden 60 un0 70, uno s iiber 70
Sabre oft; 1871 lpurcn in 0c1 Ser.
Stoaten, II in Gcutidlon0, sc in
~9tuBlon0, 3S in SrlanO, % in Sta.
lien, fl in @richcnlunD, t3 in Tolcn,
ie 10 in SeitreidL Gnglono un0
Sdottlono, 9 in Normcgen s in 0G-
nenort, 4 in S6meocn, ie 3 in
6ronfrei6 ltnb llngorn ic I in Bob
men mo Canada geboren. @eloItra-
len 3obltcn 515 Gcrbaftcte, 26S iaBen
lire @eloitrofcn I'M @efdn0niB oh,
913 mllr0cn freigclproden 46 Itellter
9iirgi6oft fir ibr @riheincn Dor @cs
rid)t, 232 mortetcn ibren Criminal
pro5eB inn 8ef1ngniB ob, 6 puroen
no6 8apsSicm, % nod Dem Stoats-
orbcitSbouie, % no6 Heformonital,
ten gcio10t.
Hotb bnuS g oti5en.
Die AloermGnner @. $. 81. Gu
9ois uno S. &. Burns bon Bridge
port, Conn, befonocn iid inter Den
geltrigen 9cluhcrlt bci'm Wfopor 81
marlls; lie befinoen iid olrf elmer
HunOreiic, nm Srformotioncn 81
ionmeln be3iigli6 StraBcn6elcud)-
tltng.
Gie regclmGBigc Sibung Der mt
ni5ipoleu @llOgetbeboroe lit bon
bcl,te ouf n0d)itcn 1ienitaq ueriAo-
ben luor0en, 0n Der Wopor uno al.
ocrc Mitglie0er Der 9Pboroe belttc
nnd) 4nnopoliS gebelt.
9ic &~b5ug6fanal = Gomml1ion
miro belltc Nohmittog cine SiBun9
boltcn jeood) miro nidtS 8eionoercS
Dprfomltell. .t...
Cine groBe Delegation bon 9emob-
nern BON Horo.@oltimore por gez
tern Nodmittog bei'n Wopor 81
monllS uno eriudte i'm, Ole &cror0-
nitng 81 m1tcr5eidnen, mclhc $t5,.
600 pcrmiligt fir Den 9%lnfauf zines
9ollplotcS fir cine Sdrnle nor0lid
bon Sutton Npcnllc, 5lpiihen Yennt
@iplponio 9(penuc ltno Grub : Sill.
9lpeumle. 0ie Shulbeboroe lit gegell
Die 8croronung.
3ruei 9iQS, BON ipcld)en cine $780,
600 aus StootSmitteln fir Die pro-
i%eftirtc SSilbclieier mo @elucrbcollS-
itellirng permiQigt lnO bic onbcre Die
3obl Der Gircftorcn bergluSltcllmqs-
@eieQidaft bon II nti % erbobt,
ipitrroen geItern nod g%nllnpoliS &C.
ionot ltno merOcn int Senot bonn e..
major 2intbiclrm eingcreihi merOcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

Sat einen Q d)Gbclbrnh .
-Midoel Sollen, iuclder ON Cont
taa Ibeno on Der Gfe BON Mooilon-
mnb Sorreit-S trobe pom artifer-
bod bcrobltiirate mo b~e'innnngSioS
nod Dem .Stoot.Soipitol" gcbraht
miirbe, bot cinen SddbcIbrltd, bopon
getrasen. Sein 3uitonb 1T geiGbr'
lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
M Ii ii r. Of ItcIlcr

MuBtc 9 DAFT ItclleN.
= @m. Barber, Der in Nr. 215,
9toro EincitroBe, cine @irtblhoit
betreibt, milrbc aeitcrn BON &ihtcr
2oocn III ser lpeitlihen Eoli5eiItatipn
lue9en Der ACKNOWLEDGING bes ongcb.
li6cn Sptritltoien : SerfoilfS om
Sonntoa Inter $500 9iirgiboit fir
bos @crid)tspcrfobrcn geitellt. Die
@irtbihoit bciinbet lid g~egenilbcr
Der peitliAen EpliSeiitotiol1, nno be.
mcrftc Toli5iit Sugbcs on' SonntoN
Nodmittog, mic cine Ncgerin nit e.
nem pcrbdhtigen Tou.t aus bent 60
tole fam. Cine gcnollcre llntcrllt-
dung crgab, DOB oallelbe icd)s Sla-
idcn @ier entbielt. Barber CAB on.
fein 9ier on Sonntag petfauft 81
ba6en, mGbrcnb Die Negerin ousiag-
te, Dob lie bel Dem Heitourateiir on
gcitcQt lei llno bos 9ier om Somltag
crbdltcn, ooiielbc iebof nidt nodl
Souie genommen babe aus Sltrft,
ibr Monn fonnte boiielbe entoedep
unb iofort pertilgen.
GiebitobI ODER Stnben-
fen il C d) ? = Gie Yoli5ei litd)t
ST. crgriinoen, Oh tie einem Oiebltahl
ooer eiltem Stubentenitreif aegen'
iiber itebt. Sn Scr Nadt bon Conn
tog ollf Wontog perihlpnnoen nom'
lid sic Shiloer Ser gerSte Or. go
bert Mifilin bon Nr. 1916, Wooiion-
NpenlIe; Or. @. 6. @eiguno BON Nr.
t0tt, Wooilon.glpenue; Or. 2eiuis u.
Golmcr bon Nr. 1921. WatiionsIpc-
me; Or. Z. Chem @ortbinatpn BON
Nr. 1922, Wooiion.gpenile, uno Or.
:. u. 2elltider bon Nr. 1925. Wooi'
ion-gpenne. aae Shiloer moren bon
Sols nnb fonnten oesbolb olS 9reltn'
bol5 benust luorben lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

Sin iddncs mno niitlidcs 8eidcnf
fir Inseb6risc 1T INNER cine lebens.
arohe photographic uber cine Flint.
lcriid pollenbete Gppie cincs alien
gilScs in Gragun, Waicrfarbc, Del
ubcr EaitcQ. Die idjSnitcn 9abinet'
bilScr MIR ST pro Sntenb.
SnIins @c6bcl, oeutiher Ebotogropb,
321 MorS.0 Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

9i9morcf 2, @iQiiton II, SABRE 20.
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gillette GSmer, lr. 522, SiiD : Yocoz
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alli idonc, geid)modpoQe Mciic 0cfo,
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nler llntcrboltltng ilogen Den Sbeil.
nebmcrn Ole Stllnoen nie i'm 9rolmt
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inter Den 0GIten, ul6 olld Sroll
Illgllltc Spraguc, nelfe i'm 2olic
ocs NodmittagS 0rrd) cine Hecitos
tion crfrellte, trltg piel gum Griol9
oea SeIteS bel. Seoe Der unlpclenocn
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5fpci pcrgeblide 8criu6e genlod)t,
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pom iiiomeltliden Giitrift lcitete &C.
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lid)en Epli5ciitotipn cincn Snqueit
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cine EoIt Wortcm llntcriudu1g &c
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Sn @cicQidoit bon SonncS &. SOL
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Mngobe BON Solmon unD Sheloou
foil elmer Der orei 8ciBcn Die @emcr.
flung acmod)t buben, OoB @oooiort
Der 9cIdrcibung BON Somc8 9llrrca
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Der olli Der G~bclopeotc > Gap peril6'
ten Wor0eS 9ciuht miro, i~poralti ser
Ne9er allf Srn. 9uIlor0 5ugcgangcn
iei unb benicIben nit elmer bon SOL.
man g~etro9enen Stride oui 0cn &opi
gei6logen babe. @ooOforf, Der Dor
Mihter 2oben in Der mcItlifen Eoli.
3ciltotion iiir Elm mcitereS &erbor
nod Dem @eiGngnib 9cionOt iprroc,
b%eboupteie, Die brei OiGnncr b1ttcl
iid ais @ebeimpoIi5iitcn oltSgcgeben
mo i'm 81 foiicn geiiidt, %iporali eli.
ne 9olgerei cntitonben lei. Nod)heln
@oobiorf our6 ben Yoli5ilten @i'
flop pcrboitet mproen mar, leugnetc
er, 9uliaro geidlagen 6l boben; er
ielbit batie ipGhrenb beS Snnbgcmcn.
aes einen Sdlog ms allgc befonl-
men.
Sat einen Q dGoclbrud ).
--Wihael Sollen, melder nm Conn.