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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

The people of the Central Branch
country, according to the Osborne
Farmer. do not care so much for a two
cent fare as for decent service. In the
past they have got less than a two
cent service and have paid three cents
for IT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

ture has adjourned he has issued an
other, one that can be approved by all
good citizens. As long as he acts the
part and lives up TO it, what's the use.
of accusing him of bad faith
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Yesterday was Governor Hoch's
birthday as well IS st. Patrick's. There
f. another similarity also: Governor
Hoch helped drive the "snakes'' out of
Kansas-or the cause OF seeing them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

While the wearing o. the green yes
terday may not have been intended en-
tirely as compliment to Topeka's next
mayor, Topeka feels very much like
complimenting him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

The Abilene Reflector publishes an
editorial entitled Senator Brewers
Good Record and Charles BlakesIy
CLASHES it as humorous matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

'sThe Kansas senate did not hand the
people a lemon" explains the Wichita
Eagle. "a lemon is too mild. What the
senate passed out over the counter was
a carboy of aeetic acid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

A member of the hated opposition
places patriotism above party when rs
comes over and votes for your men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

There must be some mistake about
this reported divorce suit of Mae
Woods. Thus far no pictures Of her
have appeared in the papers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

A Chicago young woman wants to
be a smoke inspector. Perhaps some
nice young man is at the other end
of the cigar manufacturing the smoke.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

The festive photographers are having
the usual amount of fun in calling at
tention to the fact that one of Topeka1s
new pitchers is named Dish.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Fred Dumont Smith issued a good
platform before the legislature met
and he stood on it most of the time
during the session. Since the legisla-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

The bears that created such fuFeF'
on Wall Street last week are supposeS
TO have been Teddy bears.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

We trust the railroad commissioners
will. not think now that they are FOR
rurely ornamental purposes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Mrs. Russell Sage will give $4,000 DOC
to make society better. 1t ought to be
equally divided between Pittsburg and
New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Where, oh. where, are the COMPRESSION
al garden seeds this spring? Are they
loading down the mails as of yore?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Topeka wore the green yesterday. 1t
also believes that Green will wear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
USUALLY THE WAY.

There has not been a time since Jim
Lane and the other early Kansans ate
their pie with a knife and otherwise
enGeared themselves to the multitude,
that the people of Kansas have been
more or less disguised with their legis-
lature.-Wichita Eagle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
ERON OTHER PENS
RETALIATION.

The Nebraska legislature has made
2 cents a mile the maximum passen-
ger fare. The Nebras ska railroads have
retaliated by abolishing all classes of
reduced fares. There has been some
travel on their lines for less than 2
cents a mile. There have been reduced
rates for excursions, conventions, fairs
clergymen. homeseekers and theatrical
people. There have been some COM
mutation rates. All have been abol-
ished. So the cent law is not an un-
alleged blessing. Some people will oc-
casionally pay more for their trans
portation than they have been in the
habit of paying and they will grumble.
But for the majority the rates will be
reduced.
If the railroads had believed that
they could convince a court that a 2
cent fare was unreasonably low they
would presumably have gone to law
over it. Their action seems to indi-
cate that they had some doubts on that
point and deemed it wiser to accept
that rate and make all the money they
could under it. 1t is possible that the
same policy may be adopted in other
states which have recently enacted 2
cent farA laws,
Doubtless thes people of Nebraska
taken collectively will not pay-so much
for transportation under the new sys-
tenn as under the old one. The same
NAV be said of iowa and Missouri if
the railroads shall pursue the policy
there that they have adopted in Ne
braska. But the excursionfsts and the
commuters Will be apt to resent bitter
Nv the action of the reads The policy
of retaliation which has been adopted
in Nebraska is not a prudent policy.
1t would have been wiser for the roads
to make an elaborate explanation of
the reasons why they could not work
under a cent fare law and give the
old reduced rates instead of summarily
cutting off those rates.
Mr. Hartman, the president of the
oh ell T0Ad-thR
Pacific-is talking now of. the desira-
bility of a better understanding be-
tween the railroads and the people.
Such an understanding is eminentiy
not acting in a way calculated to estab
lish it-Chicago Tribune.
HANDY FOR GROVER.
Just as we expected, the humble Pc
tition from ex-President Cleveland
that Carnegie lake at Princeton be
stocked with game fish by the govern
ment received prompt attention, and
Fish Commissioner Bowers will see
that a liberal supply of pike. perch
and snaN-moutned black bass is put
there in the sprfng.-Boston Globe.
GOOD WAY OF PUTTING IT.
In other words Secretary Taft says
that while he isn't chasing the Repub-
lcan presidential nomination, he is too
large and bulky to run If 1t turns and
chases hin.-New Orleans Tlmes-Dem-
ocrat.
In future New. York newspapers will
please bear in mind that lynchings are
mere brain storm Observation-Disclosures
ton News and Courier.
WHY?
How we miss the Congressional Rec
Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

And still LaFoIIette reads roll calls.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
A HARD PROBLEM.

The question of determining when a.
prisoner in state or federal peniten-s
tiary might properly be paroled Is a.
difficult one for criminologists, but
scarcely more SO than that which is
presented by the cases of convicts
whom the authorities know to be bad
expiration of their sentence, must be
released. In every prison there are
not a few mon confined on short sem
fences whom the prison authorities
know to be thoroughly bad. They are
as certain of it as they can be of any
thing that these fellows will get into
trouble within a brief time after they
regain their freedom, but they never
the1ess are compelled to turn them
loose upon Society.-Leayenwor
Times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
KANSAS COM1ENT
THE LOVE OF MONEY

Down at Ottawa an unspeakably
sdo exhibition is being given of how
Tar we depart from the teachings of
higher law when we get covetous for
some one else's money. s.. B. Rohr-
oahgh, pioneer citizen, who has been
foremost in all the enterprises of the
town, Is In failing health mentally. He
mas amassed large fortune. 1t was
made some years ago, he had left sub
Stantlal requests to the Methodist
episcopal church and other fnstitu-
uons Which he loved and to which he
known also that his direct heirs were
Jealous Of the old mans affection for
these institutions. The church au-
thorities became fearful that the heirs
We're taking advantage of the old gen
tleman's feeble mental powers to dis
sipate the estate, to which these heirs
mad easy access. The church author
tiles brought action to have a guardian
appointed in order to protect the prop
erty, and for two weeks the family
heirs and the church people have been
quarreling over that good mans
money. In the frequent occurrences
OF his full mental powers the poor man
is made conscious of the effort which
IS going on among the people whom
he has always loved to divide his
wealth. Several hundred years ago
divine apostle told US that "the love
of money is the root of all evil" We
have been making great progress in
civilization and much money since the
hour that great truth was uttered and
it still seems to apply with all its
original vigor. It still seems to be the
one thing that annuls the ages of Gull
ture We have taken on. In its pres
At its touch the veneer of great time
slips off and leaves our human nature
raw-expoSeds in all its brutal I'M
taught ugliness.-Wichita Beacon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

In future New York newspapers will
please bear in mind that lynchings are
mere brain storm epidemics.-Charles-
ton News and Courier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18
HANDY FOR GROVER.
GOOD WAY OF PUTTING IT.

GOOD W "A OF
In other words, Secretary Ia1t says
that while he isn't chasing the Repub-
iican presidential nomination, he is too
large and bulky to run if it turns and
chases hin.-New Orleans Times-Dem-
ocrat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

How we miss the Congressional Rec
ordi-Baltimore Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-18

Thirty-two million dollars were re-
Gently appropriated by Mr.. RockefeI-
Ter to widen the needles eye. This is
a much needed mprovement-Puck
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Sic Nbrii itnnasfrasc ami Der Saascr
Guufcrcns.

Ter ruIiii6e Stoatsrotb ull0 Spcs
5iol . GommiilGr h. WarterS lonoirt
BUR 3cit bie9lniidten Der cilropGiidcn
0robm0d]tc iibcr bic IbriiItungSfrns
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rcn5, Die i'm SUM- 5ulonmentretcn
lol, bas Tro9romm iclt5uitcQcn.
Eroi. WortenS erflGrtc porgeitern IN
2onbon, boB 9clltihlonb, Sronfrcid)
ulb &ublono Die glbriiltitngs.Sroge
lebt nod niht reif CUR NiSfuIlion
boltcn. Soutc ober England oocr
Die Ser. Stooten miinifen, oob oic
6rogc ouf oo8 Erogromm Ser Sao.
ger Gonferen5 gcicbt neroc, 10 miirbc
iuobl feline Woht ibren @iberiprlld)
lolucit treibcu, Dob ooroits crnItIid)c
poIitildc Heibunoen entitebcn FONT
ten. Worilm i%ollten oarous politiid)c
Goniltftc cntitebelL 5lIn1al ollf elmer
6rieoens : Gonfcren5? 0ie britii6c
Jle9ierttng lit bcrcits ofii5iell, menl
oild) in elmer lebr ollgemein gebalte.
men Grflorlng, fir ole Grorterung
Der NbritItungS = Soec eingetretcil,
Die cngliid,e libernle EreIie tbut
ebenIollS, alS oh Die Grorterllng Scr
gbriiItun8S : Sroge cine Der Sallpt.
IuIgoben beS Sooeer Gon9reiies lei.
Gic S%onboncr .0oilp MoiI" l1bt iid
logor bon ibrcm Gorrciponocnten in
Sotio melocn, boB bic Srieoens. mo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iopol'S oil.
Scr 6roge itebe. 0oS 2onooner
Wlott fiigt hir5il: SoIougc abcr sic
beItbclpaifnetc Wod)t Der @eIt oen
Souptipiocritano aeeen iebe Ibrii.
'trhg bietc, tonne feline onoere No.
ton ltd Idp1d,en uib ciuem Ingriif
oilSieten. allf Der Snager Gcnierens
iperoe 2ertidlano aber ieoen Blame
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Sefanntma6uugcn.
Scpnrtcmeut fir Giicntlide Verbciicrun1et.
dnicTsG epnrtrncnt ocs Stants ,sngenIcnr@.
~ nj | III o e Ii. ITchrnnr lQOI.

- 49, ~ -
rsGcpnrtriucnt ocs StpntsIngcnicntS.
va II more, ii. Iebrldr lQOi.
iii aic, bic c. HiGcG!
1terrttt miro aIcil GiGentbliI1crr Der 6rlnoz
tide btnter benz 1901 tlod Der I2efts Japctte'
GRAPE uHo Jr. II, ySrr-EtIcacr Strabt. 1tTs
Htr btHItt III. 1904, Epstllttm5rc-GtrIEa, Boz
oe1 AiN. 1o3U. zU32 uno sC54. .g.C6tr GRACE.
nr9 al Ger Setts 0pH jir. 4. I9r&- Gbaitfr-Gu,
letH6t n.nier Otn JtrH. 425, 40 luo AZ, I6ros
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41t, Fdrrlib-9iuen. ierntr bIntsr cen 9,In. G23
bis etntdlteBliD U3I edior-NpemIe. ltlHcr bll-
ler Den Urn. 235L 1881. 4S33, 2335, 1881 lIno
300 1852, 2414, 2i5G utb 245S, WcGuluhs
Sirobe, ierner biuier oett 9irn. 2i0t, 2tO3 mo
210J. Hlrpetsgtoenue. tertcr Blnter ben gtrit.
1I25 bic etni6iiebll@ 1885. pinoen.9(penuc mo
ben 9tr1l. 239. 2lt unb 243, Gauren5.S trnbe.
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NortbSNhen1e, nm Itercu Or. 1900, Bari 9tpe.,
NH aliberneit biiltCr benz 1000 9lod Der Siftbs
Inenlle, 8uilden Der 6ittbseloerue uno ct.
WtnrO's Strabe, gtoti8 GegebeH. oaB oer Stubis
Slgelllelr trdlt Der am %. Sftober 1905 BETTE
tigtcu Seruronuuq gir. IS ole Nertbcilung
Der Molten Der yieltsgti0eliring mo gieupiIniie.
rliIg Der p%rinatcl, lGmcllulrt IQels butter,
Dor ltllo llebelt Den obenacnanlten 6dufCrr Ne
9uiS glbiielun9 zines @cmeiHi6noelS Ieriig &c
itcut bai.
Die 9ufumente in Sem Sale 6efinoeu Iub i'm
Tiiredi beS Stnota SIgelieurs, uno miro Der
Stdots Snaenielr am 2S. 5ebruar 1907 in feiz
mem Sireau I'M Rdtbbaufe nIluefeno iein iino
5pifhcn ~ llbr Wtittn9s lno ? ubr 9tadmittnls
tr8eno tpelde IHgubelt, loiuobl miinolibe, iuie
thriitliGe. ipeIche bon tnterefiirten Gerioneu
Oor9ebradt perocn n0eeu, in Hetrdbt 6ieben.
y. z. Senbnl,
(6cbr14 Staots1 rgelielr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

mlcrminilter nll2gCurbeitct bottc, pie
Oua cbenfoQa uItca Ncrfonmcu lit.
N}odl Dem N~efnbcItcH Snhalt Ser Nc0e
81 urtbcilcn lit Ocm NorlQmcnt 9rs
belt gen1tg in Nu&ii6t gGitclt: bic
ride Trala. Sir 4rmee-JtCfprm
s@cicPgcbung unO Die iiir
Gnqlon0 3ur 3ait brcnnen1itc Graqc.
Der GoniIitt 3miihcn 0cm 6uuS Der
CORDS uHO Dem l%lnterbou@. Nud Der
nnCrifoniIdcn @iiIfclciitung in&ing-
iton Ollrd1 A0mirul Iapi3 nur0c in
Der LDronre1e NIT Nnertennun1 ges
Oaht, unb 0cr &onig mad)te Oem
omcrituniid)cn @otidaitcr icinc ipc-
jicllc Gcrbcu0umg. 2(ueS lit olio IN
ih0nltcr Srbntng mo @urnoHic,
nw i'm Parliament iclblt fonnt ca IN
0icicr Sibull9 81 elmer id)nricn DO
rednung. Gle GcQicrung uno Oo5
llnterbouS limo Ourd) Die Soltung
oeS S%berballicS BEL @crntbung OcS
nelten Sdulgciebca crbittert, ln0 in
Der Shronrebe bciBt c&, Dab Die ga
dc in oieicr Sciiion gcor6nct mcrOcn
miiiic. 9icQen ODER brcd)en. GuS
cnglii6e Soft lit IN icincr 0roBcn
Wuiorit6t idon lnngc nit Scr Sal
ting oc8 06erborriea un5uiricocn
rnO bctrohtct buiieIbc ais cincn
Scnmibub fortitrittlihcr @eiet.
Ncbung. Sic gegcnmGrtigc Gegic.
rl1lg plant nud Der obitinoten Sal
ting Der CORDS u1O 9iih0fc m6brcno
Ser lebten Eorlumcnt5s Seliion cine
griin0lide llmlgcltoltllng, mcrlt moas
lid io0or bic 0Gn5lidc Nbid)oifung
DcS Oberbolies. General = Nnnnlt
Sir Sobn 2opton @olton bot fiirj-
lid in elmer Heoc 81 2ee0S crflGrt,
0oB buS grimmigsernite @crf, OoS
oic Siberolcn 81 %bcmGltigcn bGttcl,
cine Hcpollltion bc0elltc uto nlcbrcrc
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miro, lit ~nllcr0il0S red)t fro9ltd).
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bouic nit Gncr0ic gciiibrt mcr0cn.
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gen Der H~ooifolen I'M llntcrbnlS &C.
fiimmcrt. Sic rc6neten 0oralli 6nB
0nS Salt5 Der CORDS III Scr Srogc ocS
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itorfe llnteritiiblmg I'M Son0c iinbe4l
lucr0e un0 bel elmer HorlomcntSouis
l0lung Oo9 &nbinet Campbell Ban.
ncrnnon in Die Bride geben un0 sic
Gorps@}artei luieOer an Oa3 Huocr
fourmcn mcrOc. IoS SberbollS er.
freut iidl 5ruor fciner NroBen &olf3-
tbiInllihfcit, obcr piclc imperiuIiiti.
ihc unO gcmGBiQtc 2iberole iino nit
Dem jctigcn raoifolcn &obinct, ba5
Der io5ioliitii6cn Eorloment5 @rup'
pc 8~cgeniibcr ol5lt 9roBe l%lntcrluiir-
iiGfcit 5cigt olld) ni0t 5%ufrieoen. Gic
chen begonnclc EorlamentS.S cllion
miro Ourd) Ocn &ornpf ben Nbcr. II.
llntcrbouS allSfc6ten, cine Der inter.
clIontcItcn un0 oentmilroigItcn mers
OcrL oic England felt pielen &obrcn
CrlCbt bot. IS fam nber olltb leirl
0ob Dos SaltS Scr CORDS Sir &cnrp
Gompbeu.9onnerula IN cine 10 Der.
pidclic Gage bringt, oob linn nllr bic
MISUNDERSTANDING ilbrig bleibt.
% Damn oie 2iberolcn niebcr an OoS
Hubcr gelongcn oOer micoer ourd) Die
Sories obgclolt merben, lit ifmer 5ll
logell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Earlamentsfampfc in Gmelano.

aonig Gowaro bat oic 5peiie Sci.
lion ocs engliihen Earloments nit
ou oem Eomp uno Geremonieu er.
Difnet, ipie lie nlir in England altber-
gcbrod,ter 9rouh iino. Ser aonig
perlas Die 5bronrebe, Die Der 4rc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Wtarn Nlprins.

IS itarb am -. 6ebruar 1907 rad lur5er
arnnf6cit in ibrer Iepten &obnrng, gtr. 1890,
Ni6ldnosSluenue. Warn GluriuS, geliebte sat
tin bcs peritorbeHeft Wiurttr Slorius, i'm 76.
Sabre ibres Sebens. Die NceroiGnug iiuoet
SunucritaA go 6r1ittnG5 nm k3 llbr, oon Der
o6et aenannteu gSobnung aus itatt. Site,
feline Nlurneil.
Wancafter uno g8nb ne56oronab, ga. 3eitIr'
qct molen gefl. coptren.) DID,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
V&iuiou, IS. @iiutGer.

IS iiarb nnt Iduecm gcioeH 8iaiam 6.
@iiutbcr, %0cliebter &ntte Der periiorbcnen Genn
8iint6cr, gcboreHcu 0~toocfurt. i'm 40. Sabre lei.
mes 9cbcns. Sic @eeroiaun9 finoet Gunner
itGg, ocr II, %SeGruur, ? llGr Iiuobmittaes. BON
feiner Ictten gao9nune, gr. 80. 0ltsSenric!tas
Etrate, aus lat. Ecrpuabta uH6 Jrtunoc
itno GbtuaC9e9u eiHecIaoen, o~erlcIben bei3us
ippbuCn. t44-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
I'm lichenher Griuucruua

an meinen liebeu @nttcn ltlo unteren Batter,
Sarl Strupt,
iuel6cr beric Dor einem Sabre, am Il. 5ebruar
1906. ~geitpr6eH 1T.
Nat DER SOB ms aud oef6ieoerI,
llnierc qiebe idieo CT Mot,
9beurer, au6 in @ottcS 6rieoen,
llniere 4icbe ftirGi ia Mot.
Nriidte Sir Der LANCE S0lunllIler
Sir Ger ZOO Die gtu9er Su,
Sid beitBt bod infer Summer,
IN unierem Screen lebeit Su.
9pi1 pO6nit Oh bort I'M Yibt,
llHierer Giebc itnrbit Oh ilitbt.
Wcniomet uuu icincr Satin nno &inoeru.
(1bO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Int1n Flninndl.

gS IturD am 10. ScDruur 1907 Snna Sluu.
pad, geliebie Satin BON g8iuium 3iuupnb.
i'm @utcr bon 81 Iabren uno 81 Iaaen. Sie
Recrbigung tinoet SrettGg, 8 llbr 8orlnittGgs,
bon i6rcr Ietten g9obnung, Nr. 1890, Oft
r6mithr tut0olii1eH ct. SGiuGussSir6e. Bet
ietnlG pripatim auf Oem opl. GrIoters6tieos
bnip (44-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Catherine Mccic.

IS iiar6 pI5bli6 am IT,. SebrIar 1907 Ga
Uterine 9reie, gelicbte Satin oe5 oeritorbeneIt
Subu Reeie. Sic Gecroilulg finoet SpImcrs
itae, gia6mitlapS 9 llbr, bon Der 2Sobnune ibs
rer Gohter, Srnu S6olt. ytr. 625, GilInbers
lamb Strahe, aus itatt. Gerlpdnote uHo Sreurls
DE iino u6tuns5oou eiugeaocn, %oerfelben bei5u'
iuoblteil. ti3-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

On WcmOriam.
IN tralernocr, aber Iie6enber GrinnerulA
an umiere gCliebte Satin mo Oiltter
Winrg Nnn BON Src1ic,
fueIde beite Dor 3tuct 1nbret, AMI IA. 0ebrltar
1905, aus bteiem Geben iDieo.
@eodbtnibsDteiie III "A. 6ebrlar III Der e.
YetersaNttrtbe.
SIusgeonlOct. nt5Gclitic1
Sait On Scircu grobcr S6alcrj,
9lli50chItict mn Crfaltet
Sit Sein treltcs liebCS Ser5.
SAT- ms nlSn rib b%erlaieu.
Seinc Iiebe iorlt Mot rncbr.
Sein GrtaItefI, Nein @rbIaiicn
S0lug inns gSunocll tief mo f6iuer.
(45) Bon ibrcn, @ntten uno 9iuberi.
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