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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-06
VOLUME XXXVI.
ses..sseseeeeseesssessss
COURIER POINTS.

We must live what we believe,
or else we're not good.
Fresh paint shows up better on
fences than on faces.
People 60 on hoping as a sort
of consolation prize.
It's mighty easy to give up a
habit you've got tired of.
You can never guess girl is
pretty as quick as she can.
It's awful hard to get rich the
way rich men tell you to do it.
When a boy ceases to be real
boy he begins to care for girls.
1t is time to look out when a
thing will not bear looking into.
It makes many man blush to
look an honest horse in the face.
The trouble with income is
that right away it becomes o'ltgo.
A girls idea of a coward is a
young man who is afraid to pro.
pose.
If you must do things in a one.
horse way, be sure it's good
horse.
Brevity may be the soul of wit,
but when man is short it's no
joke.
It is never hard to find time to
do the things one really wants to
do.
Colds are very useful things
when a man believes whis key
cures them.
Why is a woman with plump
and pleasing features mostly
scant on hair?
Beware of the husband who
doesn't care what you wear OF
how you wear it.
There is no use contradicting
q woman. You only show thai
you don't know the game.
Doctors should remember tina
if they prescribed kissing, no
body would want to take it.
Few men are proof against tn
woman who can smile at them Al
though she didn't see them.
A bachelor at a wedding ami
versary is as much out of plac
as an old maid at christening
Man is a liar by nature whel
kisses and hand holding be th
prize.
If we could all live our live
over, knowing what we do now
we'd make very different mis-
takes.
It is unnecessary to destro
old parties, but it is Necessary t
overthrow the corrupt element
in all parties.
To win is to do well-but t
lose and be game is to test ever,
tissue of mans issue of th
sensible and true.
When a woman wins an argu
ment with tears man begins
understand why nature did nc
endow her with logic.
The anarchy of capital. breed
ing lawlessness should no MOI
be tolerated than the anarchy
labor breeding riot and disorde
World history would be muc
different if it had always bee
known that the way to drive
woman is to give her the rein
Grafters make common traff
of party loyalty. A CRATER is
CRATER still, whether he cal
himself a Democrat or a Repul
lican.
A man would have to have 6
the money in the world to fe
he could afford to send his POI
relations birthday presents.
Woman will be dependent
lon2 90 sha wears THINGS th
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-06

Col. Rich Correll of the Clark
Chronicle has been offered the
captaincy of the Moberly base.
ball team, tie Signals, for the
coming season. Should Col.
Correll accept the offer and play
Sunday baseball we predict that
his good mother will spank him
and put him to bed.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-06

"Let good enough alone" is q
good policy-yet the maxim is
used in all attempts to defeat
every true improvement.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-06

Mud, ducks and candidates
are plentiful in Saline county
just at present.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-06

We learn from the Brunswick.
or that H. F. Harr, who has been
conducting q livery business in
Brunswick for the past several
years, sold his livery stock Sat-
urday to Chas. Watkins, who
again disposed of it Saturday to
Cnas. Sublett, who took posses
sion the same day. Mr.. Harr has
purchased the meat market of
VIM. Hopner, who has been en-
gagged in the meat market
for sometime. Mr.. Harr assum :
ed charge of the new business
last week. Mr.. Hopner will
devote his time to farming and
stock-raising. VIM. Sublett re-
moved the livery stock Monday
to the barn of VIM. Dye where
he will conduct a joint business
with Mr.. Dye in the future. Err
nest Riley moved his stock into
the Harr barn, which he recently
purchased, where he will serve
the public in the livery business
All smart up-to. date wome n
of to-day,
Know how to bake, wash, sing
and to play;
Without these talents a wife i;
N. G..
Unless she takes Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
E. w. HERRING
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-06
Real Estate Transfers

Reported weekly by E. B. KEEL
LoGG, real estate and loan
agent, abstracter of titles,
conveyancer and accountant.
If you wish to buy real estate,
borrow or lend money, call on
or write to him at Keytesville,
Mo,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
Resolutions of Thanks.

Whereas, Judge Erwin and the hon.
orsbIe reception committee have taken
such q marked interest in behalf of the
city Of Palestine in arranging and ex-
tending to as such q cordial welcome,l
Also the enthusiasm with which they
nave lsbored in making our Institute
so eminently successful entities them
:. e1RcogniticI 10 characteristic of
those interested in our work,
Therefore be it resolved: That we,
as teachers of Anderson county, do
hereby extend to Judge Erwin and the
reception committee our most hearty
and sincere thanks for the many cour-
tesies shown US.
P. J. VERMILLIoN.
MRS. LULA SADLER.
J. Z. ROSE.
Committee.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17

Telephone 755 to sell your second
hand furniture, elm
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

Mr.. H. NJ. Cook announces in
the Herald as candidate forCoun-
ty Treasurer of Anderson county,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party. Mr.. Cook is a man
well known to all Anderson coun-
ty people. He lives in the Mon
talba neighborhood, and is a man
we'll fitted in every way for the
office he aspires to. For four
years Mr.. Cook was sheriff of
Anderson county, and as such he
made a splendid record. His an
nouncement will be found in the
proper column.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17

The initial train in the fast trai6
service from st. Louis to Mexico City,
arrived in Palestine on time this morn
ing, and was out and gone ere the
population was out of bed. The
Herald hereby christens this new train
the "Tamsle," because it is the hot
stuff, and will be fully appreciated by
both republics.
This is undoubtedly the prettiest
train ever run through Texas. It con-
sists of baggage car, dining car, a
fourteen section sleeper, a compsrt-
ment and buffet sleeper, and an OBJ
servstion car. On this first trip every
berth was sold.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Geo. D. Hunter, Travelling Passenger
Agent Milton Morris, and Division
superintendent Thos. Hume, board
ed the train here and will 60 as far as
Laredo.
Engineer Ben Alderman pulled the
train from Longview.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
n Which to Secure That Poll Tax Receipt.
You Have Only Fourteen Days More In Whic
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
DEEDS.


t. ]. Posey and wife to ]. w. Lewis,
$3.50; conveys 100 acres of the Nancy
Cannon survey.
w. Q. Woodland to D. T. Smith, $500;
conveys 35 acres of the Reuben Brown
league.
B. o. Tanner and wife to Leonard
and Jude Tanner, $50; conveys part
of block IL, in the town of Frakston.
Roy Weiss and wife to Il. F. An
thony, 257.6O; conveys ITO .6-10 acres
of the W. T. Sadler survey.
E. N. and Eliza Murray to W. F.
Cook, $3.50; conveys 80 acres of the
Alexander Terry headlight, and so
acres of the G. w. Thomas headlight.
r. L. Roundtree to r E. Carr, $500;
conveys,two lots on the Jno. Arthur
Ia league.
Nscogdoches University to Amanda
Simpson, $50; conveys 80 acres Of the
L @. Simpson league.
Hettie Hendrix to r. F. Hendrix,
given power to secure all interest in
land belonging to the estate of Miles
Parker, deceased.
Mrs. Jennie Cromwell to O. P.
Quarles, $500; conveys 24O acres of the
John A. Box headlight.
G. A. Atwood to Leonorah E. At
wood, 81; conveys 100 acres of the
Jose Peneda 3 league grant.
w. F. Atwood and Nettie j. At
wood to Sam MeWhorter, $50; con-
veys IA acres, part of the Jose
Peneda 3-lesgue grant.
Mrs. 1. j. Res to o. P. Qusrels, $50;
conveys 20 $40 acres of the ]. A. Box
headwright.
Logan Bell to 8. A. McMeans, trus-
tee for Palestine National Bank, S11O;
conveys in trust rs acres of the W. h
Pate survey.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17

Liquid Veneer, the perfect furniture
polish, at Haynes Drug Store. 25 If
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
Notice.

All member of the Avenue Baptist
church, and all others who are inter-
ested in the work of the church, are
urged to be present at the church
Sunday at II a. m sharp. Important
business to be attended to at once, and
you are needed. Herein fail not, but
come. ISAAC SEILARs. Pastor.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
NeighbOrs' Funeral Aid
Association,

A meeting Of the above association
will be held at Mr.. F. o. Bailey's furni-
ture store on Friday, Jan. 18th, at 1880
p. M, for the purpose of reorgsniza-
ton and election OF new officers. Don't
fail to attend this meeting.
l5-4t NJ. WINNER, Pres.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
District Court.

District court has been very busy
this week with the criminal docket,
and the following cases have been
disposed of:
State of Texas VS.. G. w. Hayes,
charged with burglary, acquitted on
the ground of insanity.
State of Texas VS.. Scott Williams,
theft of hogs, dismissed.
State OF Texas vs.. OIem Williams,
theft of hogs, two years in peniten-
tiary.
State OF Texas VS.. Geo. Anderson,
theft of hogs, two years in peniten-
tisry.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
IN LOCAL POLITICS.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

To the Citizens of Anderson County:
In making this, my announcement
as a canidste for Sheriff of your coun-
ty, desire to say that l am making
the race. on my own responsibility,
and the advice of my friends, and
many of whom have requested me to
enter the field of honorable contention
for this important position.
1 am not making the race inspired by
any petition, but because l believe /
can fill the Office acceptably to the
people and because ne ed it. | serv-
ed the people of Precinct No. l as con-
stable from 1894 to 1900, and my record
in that position is open to inspection.
made the race for sheriff in the year
1900, and received a hsttering vote.
If 1 should be your choice for Sheriff
in the coming primaries 1 pledge the
people my best efforts to make them
an energetic and efficient Sheriff. And
l most humbly ask you for your sup
port Yours very respectfully,
w. II. BLACK.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
The "TamaIe" on Time.

proper column.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
LADY Maccabees,

Mary V. Reid Hive No. "a will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow, Thurs
day, Jan. is, promptly at $3.50, in the
X. of P. hall. MRS. FLEET,
Cor. Secratary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17
Weather Bulletin.

For Palestine and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight; stationary tempera-
ture. Thursday fair; slightly colder.
Temperature readings: Maximum
SO, minimum 81.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-17

LMr. Black is a good man and good
citizen, and if he should be elected to
this Office he will make good sheriff.
Ed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

iin0, 9c60rt Die 4ufnobme 0eS Staa.
te5 Sflaboma in ben 8unO. Gr mar
fir Die 9tlOung bon 5mei Staoten
ans Den nod iibriaen bier S%crritorien.
Gbenio iino oie @iinide 0e3 8rGli0en,
ten iiber Die GinmonoermgS.@ei
gebung nift beriidlidtigt moroen.
Cine i6ledte Hote bat Ser GongreB
fitr Die 9eibeboltung oeS aantinen.
8eieBe3 uu0 Die 3rodeniteaung Der
Soloatenbeimc pcroient. @ben1o ga.
fir, Dob cine Nn5obl rui6tiqer @orla.
gen niht erle0igt uoroen iin0. 60
iilO bic 0eutidlnn0 gemod)ten Ser
tpre6ungen, 3oQerleidterungen fiir
ben g%emGbrten Wtinimaltarif eintre.
ten 81 loIien, cinfod @ignorirt luor0en.
Sn Der arbeiter.8 q ieb8e6ung lit eben'
faas feline &unO geriibrt moroen. Die
8orIogc, nelde Die @rip6blung Der
9unoeS . Senotoren oltr6 oircfte
@olfsabItimmung poridreibt, oie@ins
fiibrunQ Oe5 metriiden Sp1temS, oie
3olermGBi9mg fir 9rooufte Der
Hbilippincn unO onOere miini6enSs
lpertbe 8orlngcn iino in ben Gomite.
3immern eH1geior9t moroerl. 9ofiir
lit ober cine groBe an5obl F%enIions.
Bills iiber ben aopf oeS geniionS.
Gommiii1r8 erleoigt moroen. Die "a,
rifiroge oogpgen lit niht ongeriibrt
moroerL obgleid monhe Heoe 0nfiir
un0 ooQcgCn gum 6cniter binouS &c.
boIten Dllroc.
S5n ben 9emiQigunaen bat Ser 50.
Congress ale feline @orgGnger iiber.
t~rofIcn. IS Iino rtno 900 Willionen
in ser Criten Situng beluiqigt NOR.
ben; cine Summc, oic nltr 1880
ipGbreno oeS iponiid).a
GricqcS Inn cine Wiilion i%ibertroiien
ipllrOe.
S6 uno nte iid Die bonn 50. Gon'
greB geidnifcnen @cicbe in Der Ero'
ris beWGbrcn merocn? Sic iinO in
Der Webr5obl 81 compli5irt uno Der.
tlnuiuIirt, ioooB Der friibere Suits.
miniitcr uro ietigc Senator anOf
bon Dem 6roftroten. @eieB iogte, er
getrolle Iih nod monotcIongcm SIN.
oium Oeiielben nift, 3rl bcbanpten,
mos es olleS entboltc. IS lit alIo
nod 81 iriib, iiber Ole proftiihe @ir.
flung ueri6ie6eucr @cicbe 81 llrtbei.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

ben 81 iper6en oer0iclt. @e1ger ipe1lt
mad, ooB eire mirtlide 8erfol8un9
@eine's, 8ubfom'&, 2oitbe'9, @ien-
bar0's mo Mun6ts 1T Ocltreldl niht
ltottgefunoen babe. biCtct ober nlel
Wfoterial iibcr Die Stcllln8 Der Ne-
gierungen 81 Sen Ghriitcn oeSoSlln.
gen Geutidlan6." 81 murocn oorge-
idlagen Die Gnt3ip6umQ Scr @emerbe.
bcrcttigung fir oac @%ud)banoler, Die
cine S6rift bon Seine, Borne, @ub-
folp, @ienborg Ii. (. 10. Cri6cinen lie
bcn. 8cloitrafen Dor 1000 9tfoten
ipur0en Dem 9ud60nOlcr ungeorobt,
oeIicn @cpcrbc ollf oic Nrt ein9cItellt
mar, bob tic in i6ren YnGcrH SGriften
Der genanntpn 9rt in mcbr ais 5ebn
Gremplaren oIf Eager bielten, uno
Strafcn non 100 9ufotcn fir ieoc5
@remplor, menn 0CrCn mCniger oils
5ebn ongctroffen iuurOcn. Man mltB
ben Nrtitel leien, Inn Elm 9ilo Ser ga.
moligen EreBtnebellmHcn 81 betom-
men. Nr peiteren @citrG8en 6ringt
6os Seft ullrqeorudtc 9riefe Sem.
rid Sdlicmams, n@}orio Stlloort
IN ser Sugeno" bon 2oOp 9lenners
boiiett, oYierre GornCiIc" gum 800.
@ebnrtstoge bon s. @}orf uno an
bere Stuoien aus Der 3cit unb iiir
Die cit. Sir ernitc 2cicr pieI Nnrc.
gen0cS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

acknowledgements nit Der 9ulf6rift. Bro.
pOinlS ior contracting WiafoHrO gSau etc. 10
be erected OF Nolano 9Sater loper Got uoreis
iirt an oI6e BOARD OF WIZARDS OF Baltimore, "
iperoeir in Dem 8iirealt oeS Siaot 9eeiiiruiorS.
RatbbanS, Baltimore, Mo, bis Wiittiuod, oen
Is. 3uli 1906, If ll9r Qormittaas, entgeeen
genunrmen, nm uile VI, , cit uno Dtaierialiei al
liefern uno ale &rheit al berrihten. pelde ers
foroerlih 1T, I'M ole liaueriappe, Den Ieid,
bic 2erraienitnien, ole NtGuer, oas eiierne
Sbor etc, peI6e auf benz @igentbum. pelbeS
ais .aolaHo gSuter 1otper 9Ot" befnnnt uno
an Der g~Seitieite Der NolGnosg peHue, njrolidh
bon Der Staotsginie ltno ~ungetdbr 900 Sub
iiioltd bon Der Solo Spring Zane gelegen III,
gu cpnltruirel.
Aae ~glneebote miifien bon einem beglalbigs
len 96ed 6egleitct fein. ipel6er nui oen gldmen
Oes QiaDOrs uno Staotrutbs bon Baltimore
uuSaeiteQt III, lno Der ertolgreihe 8etuerber
miro gebnlten. 8lirieoenitelenoe BiirgI6aft thr
Die geirere MtSilbrIng ocS acknowledgements
aleif benz %ooppeIiei 2oertDe oes GonlrdfteS 5i
iteueu.
Die Guntruftbeb1roe ~reierbirt ih has Reht.
ieoes ODER ale N1gebote ooer Ibeile o~ertelbeU
6uriid6iiueifen.
Mireb ~. Guid,
gSattersS ngenieur.
8eitdtiat:
6. Gla1 5imauus,
GrGiioeHt Der 9ontrdftbeb6roe.
(Suni20, 80, SuIt2 3. 5.6.7,9,10,1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

~. 0,r,i6, gouf uuu Baltimore.
Northumberland
g~etauutma6una, beH 8erfauf ubsr @ebraud
uun 1cneruert etc. betreffeub.
o,r---- =. DlPhnrhR her Nlult lPtrig Il m mi lin IF.

uuI Tcnermert etc. betrefieuo.
sireou Der Se61rOe Der gutiSetsG omuniRar are.
~ Baltimore, ben Ia. Sum- 1905.
Die glufmertlnrItett duer Yerloliel nlto alll
Sulqcnoes BeleIlI;
81. 4bi8niit oeS 20. artifels Ses SaltiIlorer
StuotsGooeT:.
baI6 bcS StaotgSeibbiloes iraerb iuelde Grdis
iers. Suuibs, Nndeten ooer anoere lei9t
brennbarcS 6elertperf, 81 oerinlilen ODER sum
8erfant Gr3uoteten; ieoo9 Iiloet oielet So r
importirten Original q. Gerpndung oeriauften
g~lrfifels gtnluenoulg, uni. Seoet. Der eiller Der
%8eitimmunaen oieies Nbftnttts %5ntptoer bans
belt. 0eriilt fir ieoe ein5eIne uebertretute in
Sipei Dollars Gtrnfe.
sos. Wblbnttt oes 81. 9lrtifeIS Der %jfientIt'
den aqgeueinel 8eiebe:
IS TT fir SeoernInnn aeiebiutoria, inner
baIb oieies stGateS oas 4atronen.G piel3eIa.
Biitol 8u Iinbrt5tren ODER gu oertauten, ein5us
tduibeu ODER an traeno Seuano meg6npeberl:
Srgeno cine Nerfon. pel6e oteien Nbi6nttt
iibertritt, fol- nab ueberttibrling cine Strnte
bon niht i|ueniGer. uls fiinf8io Dollars, oocr
mebr. ais Biuti6unoert Collars. 6ufammelt nit
Den auiten Der StrnfoertolgnnG. be6ablen. uilo
I'M Sale Der Mt3tpe699iiin9 belagter @stolifaIe
piefen unO bort 10 Ian9e feitpebalten lueroelL
bis foI6e @eloiiruie uIlo 8oiten be5ablt ltno,
ooer fir Die Yertooe bon iebs5i9 2n9en. zines
ooer oas anoere,"
1872. Seroronung, ~bcitdtiet am 2. Gepteulber
1896:
rNiemano bari ireenO cine Gauib. Hadete.
NrQQer, A0rpeoD, SIuINIe OOtC uUOeEe lelDl
6rcuu6are SeuerluerfSfbrper ODER leidt erplos
bircuoe BrGpurote innerbdIb oes Stuot'gSeids
bilocs nerfeit. fbleioern ooer a%bteuern. Sir
ieoe5 ~oerarttgc &ergeben OertlIt Seoer in cine
@eIobpbe bon ni6t fiber flint Dollars $4,000 /;
ieon6 iou es oem WiaDor ilberIatieu bIeiben,
einen foItenluien Grl1ubniBihein fir ben 6es
bruud bon Seueruerf 5I ertbeilen, 100 er Cot
DIES fir %nngemeien er1dtet,
Sie goli6et miro hermit Grgeiuteien. bic
obieeu @eiete ourb 6eitnubnle aqer bet'm
llebertreteu oer 9efttmmunaen o%erfelben auges
~troitenen @ertonel itreng ourd6ufiihren. ulo
crbdlt Die peiiere gSeiiune, gegen ale Berios
men. lpeIhe pegen llebertreting %oerielben bon
iraeuo einetl &iir9er angeaeipt iuerbeu. @es
ribtsbeiebIe III erIdn9et uno iol6e Ferioren
Ill nrreiireli.
9luber Der Geitndbule aler 9erioner, iucl6e
bel Der Nbfeueruna bon SeuersGrddern oOer
unoerer gtrten bon berbotcuen 5ellertperfen an
g~etroften %lueroen, iou bic Yolt5ei oie gIanleu
NH Ihrete hes gamblers, bon lpelbeIH Deidaie
Seueruerfe gcinuit meroelt. t~ettltelen tno fir
oeren Seitnubme eiueH Nerb1fts6efebt e%rlanaeH.
Die 8ettinmli1gel Der oben uugefibrten 1872.
Seroronung itnoen liant elmer Gntfbeionlg hes
&eridtee ioipobl dut Rrib1ts2oialitdten rlo
sllmfrieoi1ingcn. luie nuf 0ffentlibe Strabcu.
@niien uuo guebs iuHerbalb oes Stuot-g8eid'
biloes slrtuelouuG.
@eorge M. 9aints,
SameS 9. Greftun,
5bpmas Z. sbrbod,
@eGdroe Oct 3oli5eis6onmifiire.
CSunii5. 20,27 :Suli2,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Nns bcntidlc 4ieS.

Gem bclltiden 2ieoc nellen HltDnl
un0 ncltc Gbren 5t crmerbeu, iiu0 oic
Sanger 0eS omerifonii6cn SitcnS
nod Ncpart gum SGngerieit geios
gen. 0ieie SGngericlte boben lett
mebr, ais einem bolben Sabrbnnocrt
liir OaS Oeiltihc SicO, iiir Die aunlt
0eS W1nncrgeiange5 gemorben lie
iino 81 cinem &ultnriaftor Ge%norocn,
unb in Ben HieienboQen Der SGngcr.
feitsSt6otc iiten ictt Enuicnoe unO
Nbcrtnuicn0e un0 CnlpIi10en Die
Wndt oeS 0eutidcn 2ieocS utt0 Die
&er5cn meroen ibnen lpnrm un0 Ole
Nltgcn icud)t, pcnn 0te 3ouber beS
2ieoeS in ser ifonen geiGttigten Con.
lille Scr WGnnerltimmcn olf lie ein,
mirfen. IS linb &l~tnittboten, mel6c
uniere SGngericite bicien mo i6r Or
iolg lit felt Sobren ein iibcrmGltigen'
Der, unbcltrittener. Die mooernen
oWeiIteriinger" perfiiaen ia iiber
prGdtigeS Stimmen . Wtoterjul, oie
cinSclnen SGnger6ore linO trefflih
Qcid)uIt, Oie @ortr0ge oui'S ieinite ob.
gctout, bic @elommtleiitlmgen bar.
moniIh o%bgcrunoet.
Sit ooS oelitife 2ieb eincrieitS cine
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