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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Der @ntter fh6niter Shmnd.

SIN Der alien bidarauen Seioenseit
lebte 81 Hom. mo- Jest Der 1apit
ppbnt. cine Srall nit Namen Corr
nelia, uno Die pahr pornebm unb
reid uno hattie mebrere &inber. @ins
nal MN mar in ibrem Sauie cine
sroBe Seridnmlung bon anberen
p%ornebmen Srauen - i'd ipeiB niht.
mar geraoe 8affefrdn5hen ober ionlt
mas, 6inostaufe mirb's lhperlid aes
lpeIen Iein; fur5 lie waren nm eins
nal bu; - lino lpie eS bel 10 reibs
lihen 3uIammenfiinften b~er5uaeben
pfle9t. eS lpuroe bel uno itarf aes
reoet bon Siclem unb bon Senem.
nnb 3uleBt fam man niih duf Die
Shmudioden 5u ipred)en, Die ieioes
neu &leiber unb 9iamanten uno
Cbrringe unb Sommerbiite unb mas
Der ipeibliden Sierratbeu mebr iino,
pie DanInlS Die neueite Barrier Mooe
mar. Wie Die Srauenleute MN
einmal Iino. ipie 81 Gpas Seiten
uno beute, 10 ull6 b%antdls. nGmlih
ein bisden neu9ierig. mahte man
unEr allieiti9er Suitimmuns Der be-
iaaten Saisirau Gornelia ren Dor
idlna. JIG mohte linen bod einmal
ibren Shnnid 5eigeu. 0n mnd,te
bieie Die Stibeutbiire oif uto iiihrtc
ibnen aus benz ~Neben5immer ibre
p~obler5ogenen ainber entgesen nit
Den Worten: r9as lit mein
Shmud!"
Senf' Dir, Oh liebe 9eierin. ipenn
Seine @aien unb Hahbarimnen bel
Dir aui 9eiuh iino unb lie tbGteu
9ih bitten. OH iouit linen Seiuen
Shmid. Seinen S6os. 8eiseu. iper
ipeiB. mas Ou ibnen Oh niht allies
porleaeu ipiirbeitl 9ie anifeeicrpice
(penn iie niht ihpn 10 uuf BEN Siih
iiebt) uno Die neuen SeniterporbGnae
unb ben .Yarlor", uub mas Su JOINT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Ser5 Sein, gcbenfe inein!

&cnn Der Gag bceinnt uno lhliebt
Sci, o beil'ges 9er3. geeriibt:
Se1u 6er5, gebenfe meinl
Was tb oenfe, lag unb thu,
Sdglif, itiinolif, immerSu:
Selu Ser5, 9ebenfe meinl
Sornis lit bes 9e6ens Yfabl
Steb' mir bel nit Oeiner @nao':
Seln Ser5, gebente meinl
Wenn MIDI 9eio uno Summer oriift,
Snbl i6 bod in Dir besliidt:
Seiu Ser5, geoenfe mein!
Sci Die 0iroe nod 10 ihper,
@laubig ruf i6 Inn 10 mebr:
Selu tSer5. gebenfe meinl
Was audi INNER mag aeIheb'n,
Stets erlhaut mein erniteS Sleb'n:
Seiu Ser3. sebenfe meinl
Seiu 6er5, On tilait bic ShuIb
Boil 9armber5igfeit unb Sulb:
Selu 6er5, sebenfe mein!
CAB mid leben. fterben Sir,
Setfne mir oes Simmels S6iir:
Se1u Ser5, geoenfe meinl
Cine @nabe ans benz s5ttlihen
Sersen Seiu.
SIN eiuem ifmuden gauernborfe
lebte elm altes Miitterlein NIT ibrer
Sohter. Seioe lebten it'll uno sue
riidae5ogen % Ser 8eIt elm tpabrs
bait frommes g%briitenleben. Wdbz
reno Die Softer ibrer Irbeit nahs
sing uno oas 8rob peroiente, sing
oas Wiitterlein ali6 @erftags fat
leoen Wforaen our beilieen IeHe.
Iuh unterlieB oieies Niitterlein ME,
ieben Monat Die bl. Saframente 5i
empfaneen. nnb ipenn es immer fem
%fonnte, that Tie es nod am eritan
Sreitds bes Monnts, benz sottliden
Ser5en Seiu 81 lteb.
Sm Ser3 Seiu : Monat berbops
petite lie bic Nnoaft uno Werebrrrng
gum beilisiten Ser5en. @ines Cams
tags mahte lie it'd auf. nm our 81.
Seift 81 eeben. 9ie Sodter tpobl
pi'Ienb. baB es nod niHt Der Serss
SelnsS onntag lei. an benz ionit Die
Nlitter bie bl. Saframente empfaus
gen tpolte, mad,te lie barauf aufs
merfinm. 9oh Die Mlltter tpoIlte
Iih niht belebren lniien unS nabm
ben halbitiinbigen @eg inter ibre
ipadelisen Siibe. gm Counting Iors
gen empfin9 iie benu aiih NIT gro>
Der Inoaht ben eottlidsn Seilanb
i'm beillsiten Saframente bes Iltars.
sic oafte nobl fdltm oaran. bab es
ibre Beg5ebrllits iein iolte unb bod
mar es 10. Bie bieies Iiitterlein
am Iontae @prseu lid auf ben
@ea CUR Stride mahte, ereilte lie
ploelih Der Sob; Elm Sdlaganfaa
mafte ibrem 2eben elm gnoe.
Gin plosli6er Sob unb bod ses
ipiB fem boler Sob. 0as Ser3 Seiu
bat feline @~erebrerin tpumoerbar ge>
fiibrt. 9as mar sepib cine ser
idJoniten 8nnoen. nelhe oas beilisite
Ser5 Seiu Dieiem Dtiitterlein nod
seseben, inbem es Ielbit bieien Srrs
tbum 5ulieB. bamit oas Miitterlein
ii1 nod itdrfen fSnne auf Die Geiie
in bic giuiefeit.
Wein lieber 9eier ober 0elerin!
Slbme bas Seiipiel bieies Miitterleins
nah unb tbIe audi bas cine ODER
anbere Dem sottlifen Ser5en su lieb
ipdbrenb bieiem Ionat. 8enn es
iein fann, 10 sebe einm,al gu ben bl.
Saframenten. UNI 10 Dir aiid bie
@nabe an perbienen, ben gottlihen
6eilano empfangen 5i f%onnen. tuenn
oein SterbeItiinblein fonmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19

SptdI: =. .S24f.UU
@s lit an piinihen, raB Die nbr!s
aen ir~eigebisen 9nnpslelte ibre Sel@
trdae lobulb oils mD9lih e%inlenoen,
benn MIR 10 nirb es mir ermo9llft.
bas seiommclte @elb iofprt an DIE
gtptbleibenben ab5ulenpen.
Wtit 2anonlannsgrliB
Meter y. &rdns6
@roBs Sfasmeiiter, Z. y. bon Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Aus hrn Ger. 5taatrm.
Sir bic nptbleibenben 9anbslente tn
San 6ranciscp.

Gbicago, ST., ~. Sum- '06.
@ertber Serr @onnerl
Sis Satum lino folgenbe 8eloer
fir Den Sun Srancisco Snremburs
ger llnterltiisun9s : Sono bel mir
eineesungen:
SIremburger Vrloerblino
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
AT ALL DRUGGISTS

farmer walked up, wrote his name
and scratched his head awhile,
then wrote Il pay for all. ;" This
is just what the farmers have been
doing for long time and they are
getting pretty tired of the job, and
are going to make the other fellow
pay for half, as they think one
good turn deserves another.
Spea king about the old farmer
and his daughter
Ye city bellies that stand and primp,
Before the glass each day,
And try to put some color
Where the bloom has fled away.
Behold your country cousins charms
And at her freshness bow,
The morning kisses her lips SO red
While II ilng fathers pillow.
| saw her drive the team like men
And mount the iron seat
AS spry any kitten when
1t springs with cushioned feet.
The city Miss with lazy yawn
And marble face and brow
Was sleeping of last nights dance
While her cousin rode the pillow.
One is like flower,
That grows within sunless room,
The other breatheS the pure air,
Which gives the richest bloom;
One may pound piano keys
And below like COW
The other sings the sweetest songs
While she rides upon the pillow.
When fashions gilded race is run
And time has left its scars,
On powdered beauty that once shone
Like meteoric stars:
Then who will kiss her painted lips
Or breathe her lovers vow,
While summer tints with roses blush
The girl that rides the pillow.
Yours for the farmers,
SAM CURTIS.
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a
petition will be presented at the
regular October term 1906 of the
Independence county court for
viewers to be appointed to lay out
a new road beginning at the inter-
section of the Newark and Dota
road and the south boundary of
the north half of the northwest
/ of section 80 township 13 north,
range 4 west, now owned by w.
j. Cooper. Thence east on south
boundary of said tract to the south
east corner of same, about 125
yards, thence north about two
miles, more or less on line between
east and west halves of section 81,
% and 20 to intersection of the old
Military road.
This 4th day of August, 1906.
W. j. COOPER.
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS

Whereas God has seen fit in His
infinite wisdom to take from us
our beloved brother, +. NJ. Engles,
who departed this life on the 31st
day of July 1906, a member of
Oak Hill Union No. 898. and,
whereas, in his death this Uniou
has lost one of its most active and
efficient members; therefore be it
Resolved that the Union has lost
a good and faithful brother, his
wife a loving husband, his chill
dren a good father and the commu-
nifty worthy neighbor. BE it
further
Resolved that we, as body ex-
tend to the bereaved wife aud chill
dren our heartfelt sympathy,
knowing that He who doeth all
things we'll will sustain them in
their grief and bereavement; and
be it further
Resolved that the members of
Oak Hill Union wear badge of
mourning for 30 days and that a
copy of these resolutions be sent
to The Newark Journal for publ
cation and that copy be furnish
ed the family.
Sam Curtis,
p. S. Fortune,
w. S. Holcombe,
Committee
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
Sam Curtis,
p S. Fortune,
w. S. Holcombe,
Committee
RHOTON SUED FOR FEES

Little Rock, Aug. 10.-Alleging
that the fees of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Rhoton of the Sixth judicial
circuit, composed of Pulaski and
Perry counties, have exceeded $780,
900 since be entered upon his Of
fetal duties less than three years
ago, ]. NJ. Griffin, president of
the Twin City Bank of Argenta,
acting as tax payer, today filed
suit in Pulaski county chancery
court against Rhoton, asking judy
ment for all over So 900 per annum,
which, it is averred, is the consti-
tutional maximum salary for a
public officer in this state. 1t is
alleged that his fees since he took
the oath of office on October 81,
1904, have amounted to $50, 65s .2S,
and that he has turned none of il
over to the state as the constitu-
ton requires. Judgment is asked
requiring him to tuln over all
moneys over and above the legal
salary into the treasury.
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
Galveston's Sea Wall

Makes life now as safe in that
city as on the higher uplands. f..
w. Goodloe who resides on Dut-
ton street in Waco Tex. reeds no
sea wall for safety. He writes, Il
have used DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption the past five
years and it keeps me we'll and
safe. Before that time | had Il
cough which for years had been
growing worse. Now its gone. y
Cures chronic coughs, lagrippe,
Group, whooping cough and pre-
vents pneumonia. Pleasant o
take. Every bottle guaranteed at
Sturdivant's Drug Store. Price
SOC and ST.. Trial bottle free.
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER

To The Newark journal:
A merchant put up blackboard
and asked his customers to write
their names on it and opposite to
tell what they are doing for hu-
mainly. A lawyer wrote, Il
plead for ALL" doctor wreot, Il
prescribe for ALL" a preacher
wrote, Il pray for all.' An old
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17
J. g. GIBSON
Photographer

SULPHUR ROCK, :: ARKANSAS
All classes and sizes of photo work
done. Views and groups made, any
where in the country. Flash light
work done day or night. Crayon and
pastel portraits in all the different
sizes and grades and at much lower
prices than agents charge. | also
make medallions and handle portrait
frames. 1t will pay you to call on me.
The Newark journal., 1906-08-17


folks.
The incest line of glassware ever
shown in the city. Sisk, Hulsey
& Haddock.
j. W. Pickens of the Dota neigh
borhood sold load of fine water
melons in town Monday.
Call and inspect our line of up
to-date clothing, just received at
Sisk, Hulsey & Haddock.
M. n. Due of Mountain Home
spent few days here the first of
the week, visiting his brother, w.
f. Due.
r. K. McHenry, one of the
Democratic nominees for justice
of the peace has withdrawn from
the race.
Deposit when you like; withdraw
when you please; we are always
glad to comply with your wishes.
The Bank of Newark.
All the latest in dress goods,
In the latest patterns, such as Chit
fon Panama Wool, Batiste Pana-
ma Plaids, Sicilian Plaids and Ar
nolds Suiting at Sisk, Hulsey &
Haddock.
DR.. W. @. Rosebrough has OPP
ened an office in Newark and will
be in the city on Monday, the first
day in each week. Office at Gal
loway's restaurant. Can do all
kinds of dental work and will
guarantee it.
Henry Mcpherson, who is farm
ing on the old Galloway place out
on Dota, was transacting business
in town Thursday and called to de-
posit a dollar in our depleted
treasury. Mr.. Mcpherson has a
fine crop; in fact it is said by
many that he has the finest crop
ever grown on the Galloway farm.
The News says that, beginning
November l, Newport will have
free mail delivery. The postofiice
authorities have advertised for APP
plications for the position of car
rier, and the examination will be
held August %, but up to date
not single application has been
received.
A. H. Saylors arrived home
Friday from Little Rock where he
attended the state meeting of the
Farmers Union. Mr.. Saylors
says the meeting was perhaps the
largest gathering of farmers ever
held in the state. Every eonnty
in the state in which the Union
has a county organization was rep
resented with full delegation.
The directors of school district
No. IS desire to employ a teacher.
who holds first grade license, to
teach two months summer school
in that district. The directors are
j. M. Stephens, L. G. Adams and
K. NJ. Davidson, and any one with
the required qualifications can get
further particulars by commune
eating with them at Oil Trough.
The Ozark Republican published
at Mountain View says, Hon. W.
w. Edmondson spoke Wednesday
night at the court house to large
and appreciative audience consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Downey and
daughter, w. B. McCasland,
Judge Humphrey, w. O. Ross,
Cebe Brooks, Dick and Oliver Ed
mondson, Misses Claudy linn and
Annie Gill, Frank Lancaster, Ben
ME Williamson. Lum Lancaster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28
swINpLERs IN SMYRNA.
English and American Firms Taken
By a Band Of shrswd
Operators.

The fact that one of them Is stili
born every minute has just been forci-
bly Illustrated IN the case Of Ameri-
can and English firms dealing with q
band Of sEindlers recently operating
from Smyrna The matter. ssys the
Washington Star. has been brought
to the attention Of the state depart
ment only after svindles Amounting
70 something over $4,000 had been
worked on English firms. while the
amount taken out Of America has not
yet bern computed.
The operation Of the sEindlers was
simple and effective. They advertised
and sent out hundreds Of circular let
ters 70 importing houses both here
and in Europe. Offering various mer-
chandise. oils. hides. wool and dried
fruits Al much less than the market
quotations.
Many Of the importing firms here
and abroad BIT At the bait and sent
orders. joining hank credits for a.
much as % per cent Of the value Of
the goods The goods were shipped In
due course and the money collected.
but when they arrived the consign-
ments were found % be totally differ
ent from what had been ordered. The
finest woolen fleece would prove to Be
filthy voolen rags. choice Smyrna
hgs@ would be the last refuse Of the
packing houses. and 30 on. The mat
ter was placed In the hands Of the
local consuls. and on their complaint
some Of the sWindlers were arrested.
while the others fed. But the fraud
has adversely affected the credit Of
many reputable houses IN the LevsnL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28

Soft mulls rather than stifiy starehed
lawns are the order OF the day; these
are a blessing to the laundress as they
do Up" more easily and keep clean
longer. The lingerie this season l.
even more fragile In appearance than
usual, now one Affects the finest Of
materials and less elaboration Of lace
insets: this. too. is a blessing TO the
home dressmaker, who can keep IN
style without wearing herself all OUT
IN the attempt
Long coats are few and far between.
and the variety OF short ones Is mar
velous-one would have thought all the
ideas exhausted long ago. They are
50 much cooler for summer wear. and
they allow Of display Of the exquisite
blouse. The present fashions make
the streets very festive. 80 much white
hnery seen. Already numbers Of white
frocks have appeared, and though We
may not have the white season Of last
summer repeated. there certainly Is 70
Be a great deal Of white worn. White
pixies are seen. almost always fall
ing over the hair at the back. a novel
and picturesque disposal Last even
ing We noticed an attractive hat, one
Of the longish turbans with the only
trimming a wreath OF small flowers.
the wreath elongated At the back and
quite separated from the hat, lying on
the girls soft tresses like a garland.
The arrangement OF artificial flowers
this season seems 70 US more natural
and effective than usual. and the foW-
ers so pretty.
silk Is much worn this spriug, tai
feta and rough Eeaves both The col
ored pongees are all made with short
skirts. and shortest jackets, evidently
meant foT business; and they certainly
Do seem 70 Be Just the thing for sum-
mer psdsstrianizing The tanetas are
usually made walking Length; n spite
cf tirs predictions We see almost 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28

carson'E voice. -Dzisy-&nsweF ne
this qlsstlon-ths most serious thing
] ever said IL ny life Answer ne
quick, VIII y0u marry ne. dezr1@
There v-- pause of half q minute.
Then cane the answer. Yes. Dick. "
said Daisy.
~Hurrzh," bzEled Carson's voice.
making Miss Da,sy's ears tingie again.
When Harry Digby gets 70 the house
Just tell him that tails don't win.
after all-wiIl you. darling7"
Why. of coursel" cried Daisy. Here
d Mf. Dizby now
Mr. Digby stood in the hall listening
HIM." said be. 1T seems a case
Of tails Carson Eins-heads or tails.
7 lose Sorry. Miss csrrollton. but
must be returning 70 town immed!
stely."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28

he vhiis vita talk about foulzr1 and
crepe O. caine and glimDess
Wosl1nt Il lead yo1 70 a padded
csil7
ssyi ras down and oat-no KID
ling,
wanted % Est up and 6ght The
toor-ts11sr. bat couldn't
One q the o0nvsrszti0nallsts xGs
sitting On NJ oFercoat
felt that II 1 got W and called ny
coat back % Papa she might lose the
thread q her story. and the Jar would
be Sonething frightfBL
So ! aat still and saved her life.
The one On ny right must have been
the Lady PTssicsnt Of The Hammer
Club.
She was talking about some other
giri and she cidn't % a thing 70 the
absent ons.
She said she vas svelte.
] suppose that's Dzgo for a shine.
That's the Nay With some women.
They can't come right out and call an
other woman = polish They have 70
beat around the bush and chase their
friends 70 the svamps ~ throwing
things Ike ~sveite~ At them. Tuah,
! tried 70 dBc4 the foreign tattle on
ny right sno By 10 doing I'm next TO
this On ny left.
~Oh. yes; think politics f. Just to-
lovely don't know whether I'd
rather Be q Democrat or q Repubn.
can, but ] think-ohl just look at the
hat that woman has on Isn't that a
frightz Wonder II she trimmed Il
herself OF course she did: you can
tell by"
I'm gasplng for breath when the
broad lady across the a.sls gets the
foor.
no. indseoi I didn't have Eliza
vaccinztsd. Why, she's too small yet,
and don't you know my sisters hus-
bands brothers child was vaccinated,
and she Is younger than our Eliza, but
! don't Just care. don't want"
Then the sweet giriish thing on my
left gave me the corEscrew 5ab.
Il was the finish:
Isn't that lovely7 Wen, as was
telling you, Charlie came last night
and brought Mr.. storeclose with him.
Mr.. storeclose IL awfBlly nice. He
plays the mandolin Just 100 sweet for
anything. and"
Mei-to the oyster bedsi No male
impersonators garroting a mandolin
not any IN minel
When want TO taSe a course n
music III climb into q public library
and read how Baldy Sloane wrote the
Tiger Lily With one hand tied behind
him and his feet on the piano.
So I fell on the car and crawied
home % mother.
Copyright. 1871. by o. " Dningham CO..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28

I long trained gowns on the street And.
b. the way. a trim taneta or pongee
suit made latest mode. can be worn
for almost any occasion the sum
mer may bring forth. OF course one
may wear with such a suit the love-
Hest Of lingerie blouses. which, With
It's elbow sleeves and hne handwork.
win look partyhed enough for any
thing.
At the aftsrnoon-tea shops one SECS
some Of the prettiest Of summer toi-
lets. A charming one disported Itself
the Other day At one OF these places
where happened to drop n for a
refreshing cup. and I wondered n tho
wearer gave t-c cLarm TO the dress
or the dress most adorned the LADY
both we're 20 worth looking at The
lady vas one Of those erect. slim wou-
en-. slim without being IN the least
scravny; her hair Just touched with
gray. softly fufy about a brIght.
youthful face and crowned with
black chip hat trimmed simply WITH
- TaaAAN Aa@NNs ~ NAlIa
and short coat were Of blue taseta. the
sleeves Of the latter giving the unmIs-
taxable style; they came above TIE
elbow and a deep frill OF creamy lace
brought them down considerably long
er.
The princess costume appears IN an
forms. some good. others Indifferent
Others bad The one here picixred Is
an excellent model. designed by the
DRY Goods Economist. The short.
pulled sleeves give The correct shoul-
der line, the front panel and short
waist line relieves what otherwise
would Be too severe for any save an
absolutely perfect hgure-whlch few
Of us, alss. possess But both art and
nature are coming "a the assistance
Of poor woman with her unnatural
mode Of life; exercise and good dress
makers are building up deaciencies
saA-----o------ ELLEN osMONn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28

compelled by Nature 70 use three.
"you know there's only I've IN our
family. and - ] take just i've slices
n stale bread and have e bowl oi
water ready IN Which I've dropped q
pinch ~ salt Ten I take q piece oi
butter ao0sf the size o. q walnut, and
thoroughly grease the bottom Of a
ffyine.pan. tsen beat I've eggs 70 q
fr0fh. and-~
I'm hoping the conductor vii come
in and give " al q tip 70 take 70
fbe .Inber because the cops are going
70 pinch The room. bat there's nothing
doing
One n the danes On ny rfght fnds
her voice and passes 4 around.-
~Oh. think it's = perfect fright
aiuaya did defest electric blue. any.
way. Il is 20 unbecomine. and
fhan-m"
I've Just decided that this lady
ought 70 make % - = svede servant
Glfi and play the part when Der friend
books in.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-28

of Chickasha. Some merchants
wont give dollar to any thing like
this unless they can see two dollars
coming back.
"They have lived here for years,
made what they have right here
and when they are asked to give a
little money. or even time, (some
of them won't give an hour OF
their time even, for anything to ad-
vance the good Of the city0 they
quit right there"
1t has been suggested by some
of the merchants interested IN
go1 tFlfl iL EAy Ehs fz-lE kszcs
1ow1 seef~
= esrlzizly CO. where IL year tsls-
rz1zsr- cred D1ck carbs1 10 ~ lar
keszer A11 ks zz1s = dash fsr E1s
zseEl-e
T1s -slsrhozs bel rzng T. - Car
roli-cz sszss 5-st - DsizT Czrr1ll-oz
ran cSE1s-zlrE. zz1 Eke Eezr % IL
i-Er--ezt grs zbo-t tzz- z0zsnt
D-gtg va waiting Il t1s rsos,rLo1
rDCU
EsLos 1 ts1s tss Czrr1-lt.-
hsase~
II iE-rhE. Riekzr1 Czrso-s
tHozg1t yo1 we're coming - Es
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