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Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24

The wife and baby of engineer
John Lee, are visiting in Way
cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Causey
came in On Tuesday from Amer
icus, where they had gone to
ship their household effects and
move to Fitzgerald. They are
now at home on West Suwanee.
Mr.. Causey has a position in the
mill.room at the shops.
The Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers meet every Sun.
day at 2 p. m in the K. of P.
hall. Wm. Martin is Chief
Engineer. John Line is first
Assistant Engineer, aud George
Morton is Insurance Agent.
Engineer S. e. Livingston,
who went to Macon and took a
position on the Georgia Central,
is back in Fitzgerald again with
the A. B. & A.
J. M. Gill, arrived yester-
cay and took his position this
morning as one of the foreman
at the A. e. & A. shons.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24
In another column today we are pub: -. .ag

In another column today we are pub: -.1g
statement of the work of the Benevolent Soct
ety. written from the standpoint OF the LADIES'
who are actively engaged in the work, Every
thoughtful man who cares for anything or any
body, except himself and his personal, interest
should encourage these good women IN their
laudable work.
We believe that the city law against beggars
shou1d be strictly enforced and every case OF
the kind referred 10 the officers of this society.
Il would have tendency to discourage frauds
and imposters, for the society could afford to in
vestigate the merits of each case, whereas the
busv business man finds it cheaper to hand
quarter than to investigate or even ask ques.
tons. Therefore it is cheaper to support the So
eity than to give indiscriminately to beggars.
But the best Office of the society is to lind out
more worthy class of helpless poor that Will
not for obvious reasons, go on the streets asking
aims.
The Rambler has frequently stated its
belief that Cordele has six thousand people.
This is questioned by a great many people,
but the way we putt is $500 white people
and $500 negroes. If we had 1000 white
people we would be able to support small
daily, and if we could get atrolley line from
Hawkinsville to Corde1e, we believe that
it will make such boom for Us as to ac-
conn mplish this thng.-Cordele Rambler.
We did not know there was such pre- .
ponderauce of negroes ia Cordele's population.
The proportion is perhaps about the same here
except that the whites are in the majority.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull out
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24

S. Haverfeld is the new pound
master.
l. Levin took business trip to
Moultrie, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Se1by is confined to
her bed with rheumatism.
Miss Matte Brooks took the
train yesterday for Cordele.
Mrs. T. B. Bradley, of Osier-
field, patronized Fitzgerald mer-
Ichants, Tuesday.
S. R. Baldwin, of Columbus,
was visitor in Fitzgerald, re-
turning home on Tuesday.
c. Bye and Thomas Kay, tw o
Fitzgera1dites, sent John Bye a
barrell Of salt water fresh fish
from Mcintyre, Florida, where
/ they arc spending the winter.
Miss Lydia Ivey, who has
been visiting her grandmother at
Unadilla for the past three weeks,
returned home Tuesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ivey's sister,
Mrs. Roxey Ivey.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs,
/. Gelders have been seriously i'll
from eating, what was sups
posed to be licorice eandy-but
what was more likely a conpro.
meration of extract of logwood,
tumerick and other poisonous
drugs.
Mr.. G. w. Rogers who has
been for about two years super
int .ndent of the Mclaughlin
Lumber Co., has, with Mr.. E. w.
stetson secretary and treasurer
Of the company, bought out the
interest of Mr.. J. D. Mclaughlin,
and Mr.. Rogers has been made
president and manager. Mr..
Rogers has earned his promotion
by energy aud devotion to duty.
Mrs. ]. VIM. Garbutt returned
this morning from Abbeville,
where she went to meet and hear
Miss Ella Leyeretts, returned
missionary FROM from China,
who has been assigned to work
ih Dublin circuit. Mrs. Garbutt
is great christian worker her.
self and takes great interest in
such causes as that of Miss Lev
erette's, who, on account Of i'll
health was forced to return from
the foreign field.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24

We have seven publications here, counting
Ben Hill County News, and all of them that
now anything about (and that's all but six
hem) are prospering.
The Turner County Banner takes up our
position to establish a central advertising
Acy for the weekly papers, and says:
In such moment you may count on
4 Banner as lone" whether or not
1ch movement ever materializes. This
per takes up no time and less space
It'll the so-called foreign advertisers at
ID price they usually offer.
We are shocked to see Editor Mercer
King so much space to quart of whlskey.
AM0ntezuma Leader.
&pace,-fve inches square Of space is devo-
II the present time to that quart of odd
'ae but its away up on the top of the desk,
'fe space is not valuable.
We cannot calculate how much space 1t
81 occupy if we were to uncork it. and one
Concerned neighbors got his hands on it.
Va1dosta, Ga,
Jan. I'll, 1907.
\ {{ros Flanders
vsnt statement from good. reliable
man in your city on the effects of
Ion. / have been told that some of
.sa;ness men sav that there is a per-
Increase in all lines of legitimate trade
clothing, shoes and hats, drygoods,
s,e 0rocer;es etc please secure for me
I.sss,oas+ facts Won can m +h;s business
4 sand =, -, a ;rs+ 40 soor .s vou c.r
~ +base f.cts for noe hare
MA Mo~o.r
-.
=, wv
~,
~ ,oo.
-N' 1>0'
~ so"i iequ0s'' y.
.Nss' ~" a. W.. e0n' " "'uo'o Ao
u iae's AeA@'Ne " INC eneetS u
kaon on 'Ae BUSINESS u Hl'1Eel" "iu' an
@y ~ you VI W any concerneu aoou' 'ne
ass u all tnat r"@sefaiu BUSINESS
anu eVely lne' nas oeen ueeloeuly
iass august "nen tue seven s@-
'nan eVei oelo.e III Tue nls'ory u
"ouiu taAe qul'e ions let'eI ~
sion oi'ne cnanseu conoi'lon anu tue
hoi 'ne lnei e@se III ouslness' Out ap-
you simpiy want s'd'e enent u lacts'
~ on tue aoove statement without tue
90 ep' a. .on'' "uie'ion uo
u ensis - al eA-saloon in"n VINO VIII
ano no' nany u 'nen wouiu a''e"p'
a"aS' oul eonui',ons a'e 50 "uo1
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24

When the saloons were closed 1t was natu-
rally presumed that there would be more or
less friction along the line that divides the liq-
uor traffic and the ''cold drink" business. 1t is
a most natural thing for the soda'water and ci-
der veuders to approach as near as possible the
dead line.
Cider can be made the vehicle for more or
less alcohol. There is every probability that
many of the venders approach dangerously
near. 1t is as easy for the vender to add little
alcohol, or lemon extract, or something else to
make the head dizzy and the step unsteady
For that reason, it is necessary for the author-
ties to be on the alert.
We would not be understood to have the
least disposition to infringe in the least, on the
right of any legitimate dealer,
John Barleycorn gets his bumps every
day." says the Moutrie Observer, but the
city of Dublin has given him one in new
place The council refuses to license a
long distance telephone company that trans
mits orders for whiskey." John had just
as we'll make up his mind to submit grace
fully. The people intend running him out
of the state-Dublin Courier-Dis patch.
The new county of Ben Hill went into bus-
ness on its own hook, January 1st, and with the
able direction of the Enterprise aud Col NJ ercer
it should be as prosperous as its mother
Ocilla Star.
Grover Cleveland is mentioned as possible
senator from New Jersey. The Enterprise
would be glad to see Grover Cleveland and
Hoke Smith in the United States Senate. Their
presence would dignity that august body.
Clever Jim Paulk is making effective
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24
THE WEATHER.

Washington, D. c. Jan. "a 1907,-Weather
For Georgia. tonight and Friday
slowly rising temperature.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24

Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull out.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1907-01-24

We have seven publications here, counting
( Ben Hill County News, aud all of them that
. know anything about (and that's ali but six
HEM are prospering.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
The KIND OF MINING THAT COUNTS

In the news columns OF this paper
today il the story of the tina payment
To be made on April LIST on n group
of copper mines in Paradise valley oy
q A. VanZandt of Butte, Montana,
who several months < bonded the
property and paid a small amount
aown. We believe this matter worthy
OF editorial space not SO much because
Of the introduction of n new class or
mining operators in Humboldt eeun
Nv. men who are quiet and eonserVa
! "a. m their operations, not men VINO
~, pesously peddle the barney anu
then suddenly drop out of sight, ieav'
ing the country TO reeupera'e from 'he
i'll reputation they have gwen II, h"'
ON the other hand mon who have no
ya'nplorious remarks to make on the
things they are going to do, who WORK
ou city and sincerely and IN the END
II conditions warrant make good, as
Van zandt Of Butte has made good.
We saw not 80 much n commentator
of this class of men is this editorial
intended az it IL to comment on the
facts in regard TO the mining property
in Paradise Valley that has be,n sold
The incidents conncetd W tn the COP
per properties are well known to the
writer. the discovery of the property
is being work Il at one me, the dis
c~ouraglng things connected with "
and the domiuecring purpose of the
ran who has held to Il in spite of oh
stacles, and is now rewarded because
he believed IN the worth Of the prop
erty aud backed his belief with his
time and his money.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
TO EDUCATE THE AFFLICTED

CARSON CITY, New, March Ia
Frank NJ. briggs, super ntendent Of
the Utah school for the deaf, dumb
and blind. has been here with friends
for the purpose Of passing the hill
which provides that the counties Of
Nevada shall send deerepit unfortu.
mates outside the state Tor the purpose
Of educating them. The measure,
which has passed the assembly,
provides that the desf. dumb aud
blind of this state shall be sent 10
states where institas eas for tn y
care arc ma attained sad allow the
county from which the poor are seat
90 pay fer sAsm,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
ARIZONA MINE SOLD FOR
THREE MILLION DOLLARS

GLOBE. Arix., Marchls.-The In
spiration mine here has been sold to
the Lewisohn interests for approx
Natelv 100000 constituting the
largest deal EVER made in the Globe
d strict. The General Development
company. Adolph Lewiston pres dent,
and y. rarke Claiming consulting en-
gin ,r il the purchaser. The cash
consideration is $3.50. 900 and the
stock consideration is Si.7O0,0oo. The
stockholders viii ratifv the deal at a
meeting 10 be held in Globe 81 the
Sth of April.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
WANTED

Fu-n shed rom to let TO two g n
tlemen. Inquire of Vans barhel
shop.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
Los ANGELES. Cal, March Ia

Los ANGELES. Cal, March ID
The great Colorado river dam, below
Yuma, by which the lmper al Ntl $
was saved, has cost Il. IL. Hartman
81, 800, 600, and it is not quite eomplet
ed. This statement was made tonight
by Epes Randolph. For months the
money has been poured in a golden
stream into the runaway water ut the
ate % $5o0 no n week. and I is still
going in, Only the trimmings. how
yer. remain to be added.
For this tremendous engineering
feat, VIII eh has attracted worlaw
attention hoeaus il was deca'red IN
possible. the Southern Pacific now
hopes for reimbursement by the six
tieth congress. The late food of the
rainfall lessened damage TO peaches.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
FOLSOM COMES TO THE
RESCUE OF GOOD
ROADS FOR WASHOE

CARSON CITY, Nev., March l., =
Assemhlymau Folsom of Washoe eoun-
ty asserted to the Journal correspasd-
ent today that a bill will be introduced
before the end of the session to au-
thorize a bond issue tor road improve
ments around Reno.
The need of good roads was impress
ed upon the leg slators Saturday when
the trip was made from the city to
the governors farm. The path to Mo
ma Springs is almost impossible and
is like other roads around Reno.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15
FOUND

FIX teeth eus hinton. Owner max
have same by calling az the Silver
State efSee.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-15

If YOU have anything to sell put a
little al in the Silver state and the
public will soon know it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Sin Naft6cfeGl fiir Srn. MnrraA.

--
Ser Gr6Iioent Ser Baltimore Ohio,
@obn" ioa iid neger llc6crtre-
tlng Scr Mutt Haltf &eroronung
bcruntporten. - Sod Deridieoe-
lie on6cre SoftbcfcbIe in Sidt.
Sic @eiuu6bcits6comten iino nlrn-
rcbr cntidIoIicn. sic 9tnti.M ordper,
orNnnng Itren9 bltrdl5ufiibrer. uno
ooS NeiuItot lit, boB 9eItcru Gin
Soft6efebl fir ocn Gr1Iibenten OSfor
Mllrrop BON ser Baltimore Ohio
9oGn" in Scr mittIcrcn Station CT.
lortgt lpltrbc, ipcil oie @cicQidoit in
ibrcm @cb0u6c or ser @dc oon Char.
les nnb 9oItintorcItroBc @cidfpGlcn
brclrnt. Nnbcrc Soft6cfGbIc mcrbcn
nod folgcn. Iltd) Der SonoeI&fom.
MGR, bcm oSotcI Stofforb," Dem
uScbcrn APARTMENT &oilic," ocn
st. &on1cSs Sotcl," Iotuic ser 6irn1o
@iaiom CANADIAN & So6n min 1r.
SoS(cp SIT 2cibc ritGcn.
Gem @cIunb6cits .Snipcftor @corg
s. Sdulb lit hic NlfQobc SIT Tbcif
9%cluor6clt, hic GcrfoI0un0 scr llcbcr,
trctcr bcS Inti- Holl6QcirteS cin5ulci.
ten. Scr9cont &lincfcltcr, ipcld)cr
Den Soft6cfc6G nod Dem @iircoll bon
Yr0itbcnt Mllrrop brod)tc, lpuroc oo-
bin informirt, oob Sr. MurroD nidt
pcr'onIid) 5lt0cgcn ici, bob jcbod &r.
Sr. George 0ob6in Ecnnimon an
6ciicn StcLc cridcincn mcr0c.
Sr. 0obio Stcport, scr ErGiiocnt
Der nti-Noltd,&igo," mar pcriGn.
lid int @%ciunObcitS. Gcportcmcnt er.
Idicncr, nm 0ic @tboroen 5lt cincm
cncrgiiden &orgcbcn oll5uiporndt.
Gr crfIGrte Oob 0oS Hoi6ii6cl bon
peridicocncn on0ereu @ci6Gftcn be.
ocuteno idIimrucr ici, dis bon Dem
llellcrl @cb0u0c Der Baltimore Ohio
@obn" aus, ooB man icood) ir0eno
no ellcn Nnion0 mod)cn miiiic,
Sr. Ecnnimon crflGrte oils Bcrtre.
fer Der Baltimore bio.9obngcieQ.
idoit," Dob 0os &orQe6rn ser Sc.
iuntObeit@beomten ae0et 6ie 9o6n
in0erebtfcrtigt iei, ga oic @cicai6oft
ibr @cbGllbe aus cinen1 bcQen Ma.
teriol babe crridtcn loiien lno icl6it
interciiirt lei, ooB ooiieIbe nibt inter
Gem Nolt6 5t leioen 6u6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
SiOclcs Sd)meinerDItcn.

Ger ullnfel 9rGiigs& creen" bGlt ieir
@inter Shlo6tfcit. Qo6ci
ollcrbnno bunIoriitii6c &prtrGgc,
Sr. Geo. 0tllbIp r0itete oic
@run5er.
Gin fioelcS 2e6en bcrrid)te geItcrn
Nbcno inter ben Ntit9lieocrn Oc3
ollnfel 9rGiig= &crccnS,~ mcld)c lid,
81 Der WotatSpcriomnluua poQ50b.
liz cingcfltnocn Dottcn. Gic &cr.
Ioumlnng mar 5luor gcitern MIR
fur5, ooS Sergniigcn oogeQcn lnno.
@os Die Grleoiglrng Der @cih1ftc an.
belon0t, 10 murocn bouptiG6li6 oie
&orbcrcitlngcn fiir ocn MtoSfen6ou
bcIpro6en, nlld) mltrOcn eli ncllc Wtit-
glicper oltfgcnommcn un0 pier Gon0is
0otcn IN Sorl6ln9 Ncbrodt. Nah
S6lllB Der @el60itSiitln0 0illq ober
crit Der SpuB los, 0enn Der Wtit9lics
Der nnrteten Die id)mod6oft 5lt6crcitc.
ten aorpcrtbcilc mcbrcrcr 0rln5cr,
mcldcn ais 9ci0obc cine u~nqcbcrrc
S6iilicl nit Soucrfrolt Oicntc. Wcr
bcrcitS %geGciicn bottc, Der fonnte sen
2cdcrbiIen bod nidt pi0critcbcn, ga
oicielbcn 81 perlodcn0en Quit Der
breiteten. Nit Dem @iicn iteQtc iid
aud Der Sltmor Elm, crbo6t 0urdb
Gin raid %5uionmcn 0citcQtcS llntcrs
acknowledgements bcitcbcnO ans
@eiongSs mo bumoriitilhcn &ortrG-
gen mo Gon5crt-& ortrGgcn Ourd
Erof. .. 4. StcinmolO'a SrdcItcr.
&ur6 unO gut, Die Flnttocutihen
anliliirtcn lid) mic0cr cinmul fpitlidl
mo Die Ncuoufgcnommcncn cr6jcltcn
lofort cillcn 9c9rifi Don Der WoGltbot,
Mtitqlic0er 0CS ollnfcl 9rdii0.@er
Gems" SIT icin. Die 9%oritcntbicrc bottc
Sr. @eo. MuIblp 5llbcrcitct, mo mllroc
linn oofiir 0ic NnSfiibrllnG Scr ilber'
nontmcnen Nrbeit |oQ1cmeincS Sob
9e5ollt. Die Scrrcn hilbert S6ntibt
ln0 !SenrD Miuia- 5crlc0tcn sic
Sbierc urib bcnliibtelt lid, rSeocm cis
men ioftiqen Soppcn %5ufonmcn 5t
lolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

Sr. Sroppe gcbt nnd) & u'
ropo. Die StnotS Ginmonoc-
ntngsbeboroe bat IN ether geltern ub.
9cbaltenrn Gerionmlung enbgiiIti1
bci6lplien, ben Sefret1r Srh. giigilit
j. Sroppe nod europa reiien 81 loi.
ien, nm ooielblt 2onoarbeiter ol,5ltt
merben, Inn Dem Mangel an iolden
Arbeitcrn bier ~ab5ubelfen. Sr. 3roppc
miro luobrideilllid am ndditen Mitt.
mod uerreiBcn uno bis gum 15A Moi
iucgbleiber.
Ibgeh loiien.- Eie Eplijci.
Erilfungs Gommiiiioil bot ben Got
perneilr IN &enntnib geiebt, oaB cine
Mcpiiipn Der Eriifungs : Yopicre oes
2ieutenattS Garep inter Serbei5ie.
blin9 bon nolltiihcn Grperten ergo
ben babe, Dab Dem @epriiften Der Dr.
lten GntIfeioung 81 8olge Elm Eunft
mebr ~5llerfonnt poroen iei, als CT
%peroient babe. 3anlit crfi1rte lid)
Der @ollpcrnclm 5ufrieben lutb CT
miro in Der N%ngclegenbeit feline lpei,
teren Sbritte tbun.
Spn SeeunO Sofcn. - Ger
Norbb. 2loph. 3ampfer ySonuopcr"
p1liirtc geItcrn Worgen nm s llbr
Gop Senrp; CT miro porauSiihtli6
bette Mtorgel1, nod)oem CT oie Nadt
oil Der Guaront1ne Dor Mnfer gele-
gen bat, an ieincnt 9pd mlongcn
lmb sic $50 fir Baltimore beitimm.
ten Goiiagiere lonOen.
9as lparmle @etter nno ser
&egen baben Dos Gis in Der Sal
tbeilmeiie aufgcbru6en 10 oob iib
Der gerfebr beoeltteno leidter gcitol-
tet. Gie gopitdne ser 2iebtItraBen:
&ompfer befiirdten MIR, Dob benz
ietiaen Sbauipetter idnel Elm befti-
ger Sroit folgen miro, nas bie Ser
febrs, gerbGltniiie IN Der 9oi iflpic-
riger, ais ic porber MAIDEN piiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
9as adlte &eabpbn .Meeital.

49," "NJ@N fNt~S0D OtSNtthA
Ger geitrige Nodmittog qeb0rte in
p8eobp0Ds Snitihlt" Der @eiongSfunii
oct S%oproniitin Sltian Wetcolfe'$
9te S0ngerin bot ii6 6ei i6rcm frit-
beren Nuftreten einen groBen &reis
ron Serebrerinnen ertpor6en. 50 io6
lie iid Oenn arld) g~eItern bei i6renl
Nlftreten einem gefiiQten mo bel
foQsfreuoi9cnSoitie gegeniibcr. lle6cr
Die geionglihen GualitQten Der SIN.
germ boben mir lceteS Sobr nllSiiibr.
li6 6eridtet. Sic periiigt. olld Jest
nod ilber einelt llmfnngrci1en, frGi'
tigen, metoQii6elt SoprorL Der &c.
tern nllerOingS in cilligen 2ugen ct
pas ldorf flung unb ben itimmliden
Sdn1el5 pernlilicn licB; ober iorIt
mar 6r1ltlein OOcr Wo0onc Wctcalfr
- oos Erogrnmn CAB 0oriibcr tei-
he IuSfunft cine uortreffli6e
grien- ul0 2icoeriGngerin, Die III
OelltI6er, fron5oliidler, englil6er ullD
itolicnTi6er Sprode id6n por5utro.
gen pcrItcbt mo ibr gauges Gro.
drnmm ouspenOi9 Jung. Sic begoun
nit ben ultcll &crren, sic man &loi.
lifcr 5lt ncllnen pfle0tc. 0od1'S ,9tein
gloltbiNcS Serge" 9%ertbooen'S Ser
Sub" @luf'S Gecitotip ll10 Nrie aus
yOrpbens" 0Gbiomo ii milo ben coli"
Wfo5art's oSGntdlc, idnlGle, iie6er
Sitnge" aus Con Slton" u1o ein
rD(cnlctt" bon @soore Martini 6il0c
ten Den criten Sbcil OcS TrogrontmS.
Niles lcbr CORRECT %9cilngcr, cinige3
ctlpaS fii6l. Cam fol9tc 5idoiforuS,
fD'S 0Snnlittcn bcS 9aQcS," Elm @at.
scr in WioQ. Ser mlttbet inns ioltocr.
bar on. Son5 IN Woa! 9oS lit ia.
piIdl, onbere Nationen mol5en III
Gltr. 8ier fron5oiiiAe 2ieoer Gu
Dol" BON Gbonlarel, nNn Selenn" bon
Soffler, y9egegntn9" bon 6oure II,
",NlteS Gbunion" BON @i5et moren
oanfbore Gon5crtnun1mern, 5llnlol
lpe1ln lie 10 %geilngcn lpcr0en, mic
geItern. 9os Gl6lifm belton>
uli6 oorauf Den 8idoifolpSfp'idcn
Wal5cr mic0crbolen uno beItono no6
Dem 9i5cti6en oGbnnion" auf elmer
3llgobe, Die audi freunolid gepGbrt
muroc. Gen ShlllB Oes Hecitols bill
Dete Der Sdumonn'ide 2ie0ersGp-
clus o6rollenliebe urO .2eben." Die
od)t Sieoer mltroen iebr idon 9elltl-
gen. SeionOcrS gllten Ginorlld
modlten r@r, ser berrli6ite bon III.
len" uno boS S6luBIieo vNun 6oIt
III mir ben eriten Sdrmer5 getbon,"
ooS cil1elt tiefen Ginorud .modte. 0as
Eublifrm beltonO oilf elmer 3ugo6e.
.GnS mar g~eidrmadleS.. Sab Die SGn.
GERM cine Iolde gau6brte, tpor
tilnltlerii6 nidt 9ei6nlodpoQ.
6rdltlein Clara NiAerfelo mor ser
Songcrin cine iebr gelponote uno
Ieinfilbli0e 9egleitcrin.
Sn ncllllten &ecitol treten Sri.
Glia Gllegger (Geailt) nnb Sri. Sci.
ma HnlplS 9ioniID ouf. Sn5miiden
aber miro an 10. 6ebrltor Elm &c.
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