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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
RED Cross Bau Brue


Should be In every home. Ask your gro
Ger for It, Large 2OZ. package, cents.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10
when the Wind Blow. Right.

Stranger-IIow far is it TO the stock
yards?
Native-Right here. Can't you tell by
your nose?
Stranger-No; been smelling just like
this ever since I came in sight of the
town.-Chicago Tribune.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10

Galloping along far in advance of his
escort he dashed up TO the retreating
army horse reeking with foam, and by
his voice and presence infused new
courage into the dishcarteend men. All
retreat was ordered stopped at once,
and in short time he had got his men
established in line of battle. The army
of western Virginia, which had been
SO completely broken up and scattered
was reformed in a measure and put
into position. In the meantime the Con
federates had moved up their guns in
range of the new position, and having
got the troops again in hand, charged
the federals again, but were driven
back by the Nineteenth corps. Gen.
Bidwell was killed in this attack. Sher-
idan, having made all preparations for
assuming the offensive, ordered an at
tack with q view of regaining his old
position at Cedar Creek Getty's Sec
ond division was in advance, the Sixth
corps in the center, the other divisions
supporting. AS Getty dashed forward
on the charge he was met with Il ire
mendous fire of musketry and artillery.
1t seemed impossible for the troops to
withstand it, The lines fell back once,
broken. but we're again reformed and
the men pushed on. Despite the bloody
and determined resistance Newtown
was carried and the discounted enemy
driven out. The crisis of the day had
arrived. and from that moment victory
lowered over the federal army. On
through Middletown and beyond the
Confederates hurried and the Union
soldiers pursued Charging right and
left Custer and Merritt doubled up the
tanks of the foe. taking many prison
ers. slashing. killing and driving as
thoy went. The retreat of thesenemy
was continued back to Fishers Hill
At Cedar Creek Early attempted to
hold the Union troops in check and
planted his batteries on the opposite
side to hold the bridge and forks; but
our troops pushed on, swept away all
distractions, and drove him from the
creek through Strasburg TO Fishers
Hill. The cavalry dashed through
Strasburg to Fishers Hill and the vic
torious march terminated. The main
army bivouacked that night In the old
camp along Cedar Creek.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
 Big Fire at Camden.

At 12 o'clock Thursday night, October Is, fire destroyed the Agee wagon works at Camden. The works'wer valued at between $z5,0Oo and $1Oo,ooo. The amount of insurance is not known.
 The fire department was unable to save the plant, but managed to keep the flames from spreading to the business section. The Agee wagon works employed about 20 men and had been in operation there for a number of years, but the company owing and operating the plant was incorporated only re- gently. The origin of the fire is not known.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
Hold Mass Meeting.

Strong, Ark, Oct 19-o8.
 We. the law abiding citizens of Lapile. Harrison and Johnson town ships. held a meeting at Old Con cord, Ark. at 2 o'clock p. m.
 And the following resolutions were read, signed and unanimously adopted by l25 of our beloved cit izens:
 7 Resolve 1st. That owing to the so called Night Riders, posting the public gins and using threats, which we in our opinion think is serious violation of the law. and contrary to the ginius of our institution.
 2nd. Be it resolved that we, the undersigned, condemn the same and respectfully ask all law loving and peaceable citizens to join in this movement and bring the guilty ones before the law.
 The above body that held this meeting was composed of mer- chants. farmers. bankers. ministers, doctors and ginners, all who were willing for peace, harmony and love to dwell within each and every ones home. And to never see the business and welfare of our be- loved country founder upon rocks of deception.
 SAM c. BAsKlN. Chm.
 oigheo ZAoK R. DUKE, Sec'y.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24

should vote for him and Brayn. The Commercial Appeal suggests to every Democratic paper in the South that it begin a campaign to get out the vote. We hope our weekly contemporaries will take up this fight. Our Democratic nominees for Congress shoulo make speeches in every county in their district. They should push their campaign just as hard as if they were in danger of being beat en. We may have more to sey on this question later, but we urge every Democrat to take warning and begin work. resolve to cast his own vote and see to it that his neighbor votes.
 For these reasons 1 appeal to personal and political frien s and to all who stand for the rule of the people. to put their hearts in tn cause and their hands to work in this the greatest battle of reform that has occurred in my experience. But for the foregoing reasons at the request of the Democratic committees. would have already be in those states where the strug- gle is sharp and decisive.
 MINOR WALLACE.
 Magnolia, Ark.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
Learn Shorthand by Mall.

If you have been disappoin ed in your financial arrangements and unable to attend school just at present. why not enroll in the Cor respondence Department of the Monroe Commercial College. Mon roe, La. and begin the stldy of the Celebrated Chartier Shorthand during your leisure hours? Char tier Shorthand is now the most talked of system in America. Nearly one thousand of cur leading schools have adopted it in the past few months. Our mail course is so simple and is represented to you in such prae tieal and interesting manner that it is easily mastered in from one to three months studied during leisure hours. By beginning now you should be through by Jan. lst, and the cost is practically nothing. Letus send you full particulars and a FREE LESSON in this wonderful system. Write us today and begin studying at once. With the Mail Course no time is lost. You learn while you earn.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24

just plan for said work can be adopted and one that will be effect i've. We recommend that all over seers be required to file stubs of receipts either for money or time With the county court and that said stubs be held for inspeceon by the grand jury at each term of the cir cult court. We also recommend that justices of the peace. in bind over cases only hold two of the best witnesses to the grand jury, and that the county judge hire out ali parties who are convicted in misdemeanor cases where said parties fail to pay fine and cost as the law directs.
 We also find many cases which ought to be looked after by justices of the peace coming before the grand jury and would recommend that the justices of the peace be more dilgent in these matters.
 Thanking the court and officers for courtesies extended, we re- spectfully ask to be discharged.
 H. w. GOODWIN, Foreman. A. s. SoRRELLs, Clerk.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
Grand Jury Report.

To the Hon. Geo. w Hays, Judge of the
 ] 5th Judicial District of Arkansas:
 We, the grand jury. after being selected, empanelled. charged and sworned to inquire into violations of the criminal laws. beg to make the following report:
 We have examined into all bind over cases where the evidence is iustifiable and have released others. We have summoned before us 1Oz witnesses and returnsd into court a total of 20 true bills. at a cost to the county of $26z.zO.
 On examining the court house we find in the basement some of the old records of the county in very bad condition and recommend that they have better care, as we consider them to be of value to the county some of them dating back as far as l841. We find that the entrance of the basement is being used as closet and we reoom- mend that it be cleaned out and be kept locked We find the jail in fairly good condition, owing to the number of prisoners being kept there. We have also examined the reports of the commissioners of accounts and find an allowance for cross indexing of the circuit clerks records which we believe to be a clear violation of the law, but ow- ing to the fact that previous circuit clerks negleo ted their duty that this work was absolutely necessary to be dore, as civil resource is out lawed by the statute of limitation.
 We also believe that tRe leyying court oyersteped their authority by making allowances where there was no law for it, as allowances for smallpox epidemics. when Union county was exempt from the pass ages of such law.
 We have examined into the af- fairs of the county roads as much as possible and find that with a few exceptions the overseers have greatly neglected their duty and that they have received money for which they have not given a just compensation. and in some in stances where parties paid money for their time, have received time receipts for money receipts.
 We believe that our roads should be worked by taxation provided a
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
Federal Jurors Chosen.

The next regular term of the United States Federal court for the Texarkana division of the Western district of Arkansas will convene at Texarkana on Monday. Novem- Der 9.
 Following is the list chosen from Union county: J. L. Davis. Strong; Thos. Grisham, Fl DoraG; w. J. Johnson, Bolding; M. P. Muse, Junction City.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24

The wholesome, harmless green leaves and tender stems of lung healing noun tainous shrub. gives to pr. Shoop' Cough Remedy its curative properties. Tickling or dry bronchial coughs quickly and safely yield to this highly effective cough medicine. pr. Shoop assures mothers that they can with safety give it to even very young babes. No opium, no chloroform, absolutely nothing harsh or harmful. It calms the distressing cough, and heals the sensitive merhranes. Ao- oept no other. Demand f. Shops. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Since our last report the follow ing criminal cases have been dis posed of:
 State vs. Will Burson. assault with intent to kill; verdict, guilty fined $50 and costs and one hour in jail.
 State vs. Henry Austin. forgery verdict not guilty.
 State vs. Jesse Johnson, grand larceny; mistrial and case contin- ued.
 State vs. Will Price grand lar ceny: verdict guilty and given three years in oenitentiary.
 State vs. Jim Washington, plea of guilty to petit larceny and fined $lO and costs and one hour in jail.
 State vs. F. H. Smith. Mabel Faut and Lizzie Frazier, contempt; dismissed on payment of cost.
 State vs. Zack Mayfeld, grand larceny; verdict not gully.
 State vs. J. H. Woolley and Low cit Snowden, contempt; dismissed on payment of costs.
 State vs. Henry Logging, forg- cry; verdict guilty and given four years in penitentiary.
 State vs. John Price, grand lar ceny; verdict guilty and given one year in penitentiary.
 State vs. Tom Jefferson, grand larceny; verdict guilty and given one year in penitentiary.
 State vs. Henry Staples, con- tempt; fined $1O and costs.
 s ate vs. McDupont. alias "Frenchy,' selling whisky; verdict not guilty; second case for same offense. mol pressed.
 State vs. Andrew Frazier, selling whisky; nol pressed.
 State vs. Peter Knox. gaming guil,y and fined SIS and costs.
 State vs Shelby Hassell, carry. | ing pistol; nol pressed, but f1net $25 and costs for contempt.
 State vs. J. R. Plair, carrying z pistol; nol pressed.
 State vs Ike Meeks, gaming;ver- dict not guilty. !. State vs. R. G. and Frank Har- per, disturbing peace; dismissed or payment of cost5;case against same defendants for assault and battery plea of guilty and each fined $l and costs.
 State vs. P. c. Moore, violating fquor law; mol pressed.
 State vs. Joe Ramsey. embezzle- ment:dismissed on payment of cost
 State vs. Don Moore, violating liquor law; plea of guilty and fined $50 and cost.
 State vs D. T. Moore. two cases carrying pistol, one dismissed or payment of cost and the other no pressed.
 State vs. Julius Cupp, assault with intent to kill; dismissed or payment of cost. Since Saturday there has beer
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
ADDRESS 10 TIE VOTERS.
Hon. R. Minor, Democratic Nominee for Con- gross, Urges every Voter to do lis Duty.
Democrats of 9th Congressior al
 District:

D6mOCfaLS or ( Ln OOngfeSSlO' al
 District:
 Because of the busy season, 1t is possible for ms on the stump. to reach only a small portion of vot- CTS. In addition to making speech es where have been able to get crowds over the district. hope by this means to reach all Democrats.
 A Republican candidate is out against me, and it is evident that he and his followers are organizing to take Democrats by surprise. The Republican party is making a des- perate effort by all means for which it is notorious, for majority in Congress. In doubtful districts and districts where Democratic apathy or over-confdence prevails, it is making fight not less stealthy or fierce, as the case nay be, for Congress than the Presidency.
 Every Democrat should attend the polls Tuesday. November s.
 1st. Because it is a duty he owes himself and the public.
 2nd. Because the full strength of the party vote in each district will meet the Republican charge of suppression of yotes.as ground for reducing Southern representa- ton in Congress.
 5rd. In the event of a Republi- can majority in the House of Re presentatives. particularly if that majority be small, it would not be deterred from busting a Democrat 0. any sort of plausible pretext.
 The time is passing when Demo- crats should take anything for granted. A Democratic vote will insure a biz majority which cannot bs questioned. Read this from the Commercial Appeal:
 We want to say word to the people of Arkansas. Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and every other Democratic Southern stat. for the last five years there has been persistent effort to cut down southern representation from the south in Congress. We poll bigger vote in rrimari ss than we do in ge lefa' elections. The Republi- cans do not consider the fact that a nomination is equal to an election in the south, and if the southern Democrats will not stop suppress ing votes their representation should be cut down to the actual number of votes cast. The future and the hope of the Democracy IS in the South. The salvation of the southern people is the Democratic party. It is the duty of every southern white Democrat to cast his vote in the November election. No matter if your congressman has no opposition. every emoerat
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
October IS, 1908.
Magnolia, Ark

To quickly check a cold, druggists are everywhere, clever Candy Gold Tablet called Preyentics. Prevent ics are also fine for feverish children Take Preyentics at the sneeze stage. to head off all colds. Box of 48, 25c. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24

In Jerusalem a girl who is not married at twenty is regarded as an old maid. Some marry when only ten.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24
NOTES.

Court adjourned Tuesday after noon to meet again on December Il, 1908.
 The case against pr. J. M. Per- rine, charged with murder was, by consent. continued until next term of court, on account of pr. Perrine being i'll.
The Huttig news., 1908-10-24

Z6 cases for gaming disposed of.6Z entering pleas of guilty and fined $lO each and cost.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
@Grfcligt SiliGloe
al Sanoorpmtbeo.

s SbormoIo WcpCrS 8aoe / Sri
itianio Dor Der Ell Some meb 3 @srn,
bpis Mtono, Der er Sismouo. life
baobe IaOet bore ira Jig poa 4 aor,
ioa bun ierge0e ouer BAN iom 0eo,
meoenS bun ItrGpcoc baarbt for at
ifafie oct bogIige @roO til fig % iiue.
SorIe0en Worqen iaQoe oct Glbite al
gernene - en- Fi9e pna If Iar -:
Snat orsmte ieg ON Eapa. San iaa
iaa qIoo no. San gap mig ct blaot
aioletsi. San boOoc faaet iaan't
fort SfiGg, men ic9 fIenbte bom oil
ligepel i9ien.
Gre Gage eftcr font OirfeIig ogioo
Den iaa lpnge "iaunC0c Wan6. 90
ban bap0e gultifc ri9tig ogioo Iogt
fig til SelifiGg % baobe ct bloat
aioIetsi meO iig ioruOeu onbre 90.
Der til fine aiGre. "a ban par og.
iaa me9et GLAD, life bare oper at ie
i'm 5omilie igien, men ogioo ioroi
ban bapoe tient mango Penae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

9e0e, hpprueo man oireoe iprte 6ancr.
Gen Iiulisc 6eitonus. icm man upisrtC
paa q. &eitsOasen. bar sipet Naun til
Ct. 8eitSbauien.
Sps Rutioers heoenIte SoIteilaa Tan
paapiies Ell ligrsrbc Gro poa Saneu.
3%uIutniierne msner, at 6auens 8alcr
/ llttoc BARRIER SposiaIo, % / Sou9p'
negernes Goertpr CT bet 0nneu. Iont
8poostamp ON, boew Der fan ltna tio'
light Op, b~eieirer 0pGr9antilopen, Der
5Ultsts Sa9u ipiaer famine 8Olle ION
ben liitiss 8ru / nOrIte Guenipr.
Sluttelig fan uroues. at Saucn / ben
triiteligs Spmbolit ira ierit al ~cUerto0
uG ieutlis ben iamme 6uuttiou, iom Den
bapoe baot / Scoenitabct. Sanen ueo
bIeu at uGre ben 5lsL. Der ltlGrmeoC
mpo DC puSe Annocr o. oenre organic
5rO par ioo itGrt o. laa uoplpielta
tnpttet iii 5olfenes SiRleliu. at Den
triiteIige 5eruis, iOm bleu Idst ouer,
neppe er til at ic. BiitOp Otto al Bans
berg (bs6 1880, Der Omuenoie gen'
oerne, uotdltc, at Saucu er ell ItGeIao
traitig ON life traitigere Seitptter mob
bet Ouce, iom ariiti Sors. % Souer
paa airfeipir o. Iage er ben Dag toaG
bet .beSIte 8euis paa ben 9nmle Eros
Sei9beo.
vi poeuitaacube oil bet furituaes.
boor'or man bar troet. at Saneu bar
limit. "7ie Come briu9t aleS on
rem 9og" Tiger ct tplt SrOiproG Og ct
anoet belrrer ps on, at 'gtid,ts ut 10
iein g~eipunuen, es fomit ia al Die Spn'
men,.
5or Scler sr irtet Itiult; oeu iuar
@tsrtet til ut rlge; ben brluger for Ia
gen alt, ION par | Suntelbeo; ben om7
Ita6er 5rOtoe % Rjier til StGu o. ianr
Spttiuger iii OF iprRtts, naar be uoiGt'
ties ior ceus Stradler.
% oeriOr er BET, at Saneu fan ie
finite 5inQ. Zen Tar iom SOlens
Reprpientout arpet hens 6%geuitdber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
GhrYianthemum
Gn jnbilcrenoe Slumit.

Oct er iaur nctop 100 aar. fiber
Gbrpiontbenmmt, ben ltiennc iopone
life 9lomit. Der bper SOFT benrpfte,
os peo fin 5~arpeprogt, pnnot Subpa;
/ europa. Set par oocr 6ranfri9
Den fomL og oct bar aciIerinbe Sole
pbine, BEN Itore 4apoIeou@ 8emal
inbc, Der lancereoe Den.
Serom fortpller YariierbIooet 81
CARO-, at oct par / 1905, at Ell aisb
munb ira Warieiae, @Ioucorb, oel
bapbe giort mango Heiier til 2itaiicn
Ell 1og isate glioiens hos aciier ga
poIeon / Ct. Glol,b.
Saabc aeiieren % aeiierilben oaI
tiliteoc UNDER Iuoienieu. @laucnri
begpnote meo at hol6c ct IGnger'
Sorebrog ON Srautrigs TorbinoeIiel
meb oct poerite Siteu % on 0tulia
beoerne for az forbeorc Dem. &eile
rem lptteoe opmGrfiomt til, buorimoi
Soicpbiuc, Der al Erincip boOc0c olt
bpuo ser inlagte al alpor, par tenn
mcIig nbipreot og irapUrcnoc; petit
mere iougcocS bcnbes &ntcrcaie al d
9lomitcr, iom 9Iancar0 bopoc bragg
meo.
aeiierin0e 1Soiepbine, bui3 Gbiel.
beo % Fragtipge err fieuOt not, pa,
Ell lioeuifobelig glomitcrclitcr, ol
bun in~tere3ierebe Jig noonIia IcuenoC
for SuoipreIicn al ale Sloa3 iiGIon(
tropiife 9Iomiter. Ser0C2 0riubilt
/ Molmoiion, ser MI er iporlsit for
i%plnbne, bar bersmte oN toitcoe benbe
min6it ct Ear S%irnorcoc Sliiube
SruncS ON Iarct.
"a MI bcnne aisbmnno ira Wtar'
ieiue o%perrafte benbe Ell Buffet 8lom'
tier al en- Nrt, bum olbri0 hap6e JET
Tor, poftc De naturligpia ltror benbeS
Sntercsie, ioa mcaet mere iom DC bleo
Iaat / bcn0es SGnber mc0 Ell &om'
pliment, iom enc 8roocncc5 Sprit
fienoer Dem, % ga 9eiicrcu oq ais6'
manocn hupoe i~Iilttet fin honhcISpoIi.
tiife 0ebat, ifpuote bun at crfpnbigc
Jig nGrmerc ON Dem.
Get bar Ell Slags &nmilcr, for.
tlorebc @Ioncaro; ban bnu0c taget
benz meo hicm til. SrantrIQ ira Sapon
% bapoe peo Sprfningaiorieg ale,
rebe oprtoact operraifenoc Reiultatcr
meb Senipn til 8arper oQ Tormer.
Nu fog aeiierinbeu Zig al Den ia'
poneiiife Sfisnbe0s piberc SfiGbue,
oa oct parebe Oerciter life IGnge, in.
Den Gbrpinntbemum blcp Qtooeblomit
booOe / % uoenfor SranfriQ; IeIufsl.
gelig bar 0ens iiGIone Sflsubeb lin
itorc InbeI / oenS ret cneitaaenoc
TopuIaritet, men Ell Itor Gel al benne
ifploes Den iiffert Ben SmitGuoigbeo,
at ben ira fsrit al bar npbt Qoot al
&eiierinoe Soiepbines Protcftiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
Panen oo Den
iiette sans.

6or Ell Sio iiben mtHOeltes fra 6res
britshao. nt man anu note en- SaIfun.
bane Tor at iiube 10 Ierioner, Der bar
brntuet / 5emijeeu CT 0ausba9 iaor.
Nan rpebe no meo Soncn, os paa be
Steoer, bupr "ben bite rlro", ianot
mon life alsns be 10 Qrutncoe, men Og'
iaa en- 9ammil SlGpe.
9eune Gro pna 6antns iieite Cans
er enbnu ooitiQis uObreot Ter / 9nnost,
Itriuer ariitinn Suage ! "Mur9enbl.".
% for Ell 500 Nur tllbase bar man
/ Umtreut ale Spgter brust Suueus
SiGlp til at iinoe Srutneoe.
Ser er blot ct Bar Gremplsr al utal,
lise:
Cor 60 gar iiosu iauct en- fort Sane
9iset al en- Waub, ium bapoe brufnst
iig / 5orpeuanbst paa Srunlunes.
Spmmeren 1907 inlot en- 9ut OpsrbOro
fra ct Snmpitib paa gturoiiB / 5sIe.
marten % bruineoe. "a mon life fun
be finbs Sisst, ienote man, eitsr zen
flpa Ranos" 8aab, SuO ilanb eiter en-
Sans, hpprmeo man rpsoe runot paa
ulpttesiteoet. for at ben peo 8inssilas
os @alsu itulos ausiue Steoet. Os /
Garbsbsn Of Bergen Tom | 1906 ell
Spns en- aiisu iuo iii en- Jamilis ipr al
Iaaue Ell adlfunbaus. Raa Sp0rss'
mail ON. bpao bun uilbe msb ben, iua.
rsps bun, at bet par iur Of iiubs ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
6pcrleSes or Sefte?

Ri tilbpeer Ct huuereer gpEars sslsHnins ipr
ttbpsrf Etlf1Ies al aatarrh. Der life isa s~eIbrehes
pee Halls Catarh Cure,
g.. 3. gheutp a Co. qisre. Tolsep, @.
81 6neerfsgnfhe bar fisuef I. 2. Ihercp BE- heftS
IS Var "a trer, ban CT aleeIes hreerlis ale Ger
rstatasb Ttanslitisaer % FuaEhtli Siaue til al
oyiplse tahptr 5srYfisttlis. ecRs 5irEa bar paa
Ssa 4 Snst. ssss!,jaIt 1ussihs. fslsss. o.
k5albiHa, ainucn a Aarpin.
Rh0lsiale Spuaaiifs. ISltes, 2,
Halrs Catarrh Cure iaets t~uepeasta % plIfei
birefrr paa BIDeef "a gsiftrtts 5limnineer. Bird
7oe ". RIa.t. S1lees al ale apefcfsrs. eieHtS
vsHanps PANTY Pun Be ksas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

! Supccn. 9@lore Sanoclsreiien0e
~neolabenoe til en- ptgre ~opoutfenoe
Soae9a:
- Spao banoIer &c meo?
gngre SmbelsreiienOe: Reo
Sportsartifler. Spao banoler Ge
meo?
sGlbre Sanbelsreiienoc protege.
renbc:
- Ieb Soritauo9
gngrc SanbeIsreiierSe ipnoiat:
San behspcr De forbuabcntli8 life
Of ba Ersoer mcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

~9tu galer Saueu ben forte,
III opiuttes Simmelens Vprte;
MI gdler 6anen ben hpioe,
be 7roc III @rapen mon rioe;
nj 9Gler SGncn ben rpoe,
MI itguoe JIG bism be 9pbe."
5rotn pad Souens iiette Cans CT
rlognmmet OF fan pGapi'es / 5ioer,
iOm lager ooIfiai9 ipruo for Sriiten'
bOmmcn. Gae 5OltsiIag bar / be Rlos
ite Giber rrret en- uo%psruluoeIig Erpst
ior Ngrfet % be Onoe Magier. iom oa
trutss at orius tit Spill. Meu naar
SoIen ON Wor9eneu brro irem, bleC
@l9oen itpr oper, al 9piet igisH ieirrig
par 9aGet no al sampen mob Mgrtst.
% bet er iuoIpicuOG, Of ben 5u9l, Tom
pco fin ittnSrenoe U9 bpje @aIen u~ariIs'
be gDiets Somme % Mprtets 6lugt,
irsmior nu9eH ouoen bOIotes / gIgt %
9Gre.
Snren bleu oa belt nnturtigt ct Sgm'
Dol pna SCIpisi o9 So'sn, hpis 9pr.
telie bar pRret iGqss iOr ale 6OIteIlao,
% Saneu bIeo osiaa islu @jeuit no iOr
9ilbeoelis. 3eure Snretultus %aiiatie
oute Spor / man1e 2anoe.
sos Selterne / 8aaieu bar idaleoes
Snneu bsit anitreuet, % Sanetampeue
/ Grglano og unostitsos er en- 9ru9rois
2eunius al Ell %Rlosummsl 6nnstultus.
Sos be snmle Ssriers dntOses Saneu
peO lin SuIen at ioriase be Uuoe Aau.
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