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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03
SHINES IN SOCIETY.
Women With Fascinating Hair Al
ways Attract Attention.

II you are a woman with dull, life
less. ordinary hair, do not feel dis
trcssed. Just make up your mind
now that you can have just as luxuri-
ant and captivating head of hair as
any Other woman: ana quickly too.
Just go to w. j. Gilberts this very
day and get bottle of Partisan Sage.
Use II as directed, and in two weeks
your scalp will be free of dandruff,
your hair will be soft, lustrous and
beautiful. ts.,
If your hair is falling out, Partisan
Sage will stop il.
Ii your hair is thin, Partisan Sage
will make II grow in heavily.
II you have Gandruff II will quickly
vanish when Partisan Sage is used.
II prevents hair from turning gray;
stops itching scalp almost instantly
and is the ideal dressing for daily
use.
A large bottle costs only so cents
at w. j. Gilbert's or direct, all
charges prepaid from the American
makers, Girouy Mfg. Co., Buffalo,
n. Y.
For a long time my hair had been
falling ont and my scalp gave forth
great quantities OF dandruff. | used
several so-called hair tonlcs but
never received any benefit until
used Parsian Sage. This wonderful
tonic cleansed the scalp and hair, re-
moved the dandruff and stopped my
hair failing ont. There Is nothing
too good for me to say for Partisan
Sage and strongly endorse its use. y
Mr.. Jessie sweet, Lowell, Mich, June
%, 1909.
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FOR THE STOMACH.
Here's an Offer You should Not
Overlook.

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by supplying the
one element, the absence of which in
the gastric juices cause indigestion
and dyspepsia. They aid the stomach
to digest food and to quickly convert
it into rich red blood and material
necessary for overcoming natural
body waste.
Carry a package of Rexall Dyspep-
STA Tablets in your vest pocket, OF
keep them in your room. Take one
after each heavy meal and indlges-
ton will not bother you.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do
We guarantee them to relieve indi-
gestion and dyspepsia II they fail
we will refund your money. Three
sizes: 25 cents, so cents and s100
Remember you can obtain Rexall
Remedies In Paducah only at our
Rexall store. W'B. Nc
Phersons Fourth and Broadway.
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FOR that we want to become Demo
crats. We all have our views and
tastes II Is that YOU shall come TO
believe that you are as near the
heart of the central government. as
now administered, az any other peo-
pie In the union"
The rebel yell was heard at Column
bus as the president spoke as il has
not been heard in years. The town
was jammed with excursionists. Near
ly every sentence of Taft's address
from che stand on Main street was
punctured with cheers. Taft de-
clared that his reception convinced
him that the southern people were
willing TO come more than half way
in encouragement of the sentiment to
bring the southern, northern and
western people closer together
Dickinson, In a speech at Columbus
declared that the president in the
southern. friendship had no such
cheap, paltry purpose" as gaining
votes.
The president vi, lie the guest Of
Birmingham until o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The entertainment began
last night with an elaborate banquet
presided over by Senator Johnson.
Taft was met at the station here
by the mayor and committee of citi-
gems. The streets leading to the hotel
were thronged Tomorrow the presi-
dent will review a parade and make
an address.
The president spoke of marriage
and woman's suffrage when surround
ed at Columbus on the campus of the
Mississippi Girls Industrial Institute
by 500 pretty girls, who afterwards
helped serve the first barbecue OF the
presidential tour. Said he:
81 wish every woman in the world
was so situated that she should not
think II necessary for her to marry
II she did not want to. The best
legacy left to a young man is a good
Education. good character by training
in the family to good moral standards
and nOtnlns else.
"The same thing is true with re-
spect to the. young woman. The great
trouble has been that We have not
given, the woman fair show. We
have not opened all the avenues to
livelihood they are quite as well able
to fill, and in certain respects better
able to fill. than we are.
81 am not rabid suffragist. / am
not in favor of suffrage for woman
until convinced that all women de-
sire It. When they desire 1t, am
in favor of giving 1t to them. When
they desire It, they will get 1t too.
But | believe one of the advantages
of giving that kind of influence Will
be more certain to open the avenues
of self-support to them than hereto
fore has been done.
81 will be glad that | will not have
any property to leave to my two boys
but only good character and pride In
themselves and good education. but
for my daughter | am going to scrape
together as much as I can to give
her and ms good an education as
can. so she will take in the lesson
which first sought to announce as
| the text OF my discourse, that she
| may marry only when she. chooses
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03

NEWSPAPER Is
SCENE OF PLAY
FOURTH ESTATE GIVES PICTURE
OF THE INSIDE.
big Dramatic Success i'm Which
Comedy and Tragedy Are
interviewer.
THE STORY OF THE PLAY,

New York, Nov AT last a play
has been produced which gives the
public something of an idea of life
in a real newspaper office, the condi-
tions. surroundings ana atmosphere
in which editors. reporters and ar
lists who make the printed sheet
from hour to hour, live, move and
have their beings. This is 1.-The
Fourth Estate" written by Joseph
Medill Patterson and Harriet Ford,
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Itend the meeting called for Novem-
Der 1. 50 n
Although my many duties will
not allow me to be present at your
meeting, l bog to assure you that I
am most heartily in sympathy with
the aim of your league, and l APP
prove most strongly the stand it
has taken in opposition to woman's
suffrage. which, IL realized, would
be the death blow of domestic life
and happiness. Very respectfully
yours, " H",
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS.
Archbishop of Baltimore"
Senator Elihu Root also wrote
letter of regret that he was unable
to be present. in which he expressed
his sympathy with the cause, and
said
81 think your association is doing
very valuable and important work..
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TAFT RECEIVED
WITH CHEERING
PRESIDENTS CAMPAIGN FOR
"wINNING THE SOUTH"
In Speech at Columbus, Miss, Taft
Says South l. Close 10
Administration.
II NOT PLAYING POLITICS

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 3.-Presi-
dent Tafts campaign for winning
the south to closer union with the
states of the north" was in full swing
when nc reached here last night. AT
the various stops in Mississippi, cul-
minating at Columbus. the old home
of Dickinson, the president called out
cheers by declarations that his visit
was without political Significance.
1T IL not that we want to make
You RepubIeans, said the President,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS,
Lived f52 Years.

{ VIM. Parr-England's Oldest man
married, the third time at 100.
worked IN the. fields till 1872, and lived
20 years longer. People should. be
youthful at so. James Wright, OF
Spurlock, KY, shows how to remain
young. 81. feel just like a 16-year-
old boy" he writes, after taking six
bottles of Electric Bitters. For thir-
ty years Kidney trouble made life a
burden, but the first bottle of this
wonderful medicine, convinced me l
had found the greatest cure on earth
They re- a. godsend to weak, siekly,
rundown. or old people. Try, them.
soc at all druggists.
Try the Sun Tor job. Work. =
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03

The worst foe for 2 years of John
Deye, of Gladwin,. Mich, was run
ming ulcer. He paid doctors over
100000 without benefit. Then Buck
lens Arnica Salye killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures Fever-Sores,
Boils, Felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum.
Infallible for Piles, Burns, Scalds,
Cuts, Corns. 25c at all druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03
Savings Banks.

An Irishman was explaining Amer
lean institutions to green country
man.
"a savings bank" he said, sis a
place where you can deposit money
today and draw it out tomorrow by
giving a weeks notice. From Sue
cess Magazine.
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RESULTS.

III YOU HAVE A FIRE AND ARE
NOT PROTECTED ny A GOOD
POLICY. THE RESULTS WOULD
BE DISASTROUS. FOR RATES
sEE SMITH n DAVIS, AGENTS, 4O3
BROADWAY.
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which opened burning the week at
IWallaek's theatre. Other newspaper
plays have been attempted, but they
have VIGOROUSLY failed to reproduce
newspaper life with any fidelity.
Even the decentralization of Jesse
Lynch Williams famous "Stolen
Story" was unsuccessful in this re-
gard.
But for once the scenes depicted in
the Fourth Estate" of life in the
editorial and composing rooms of
a big metropolitan newspaper carry
conviction and impress both the ex-
pert and the novice. The first act
is set in the office of the managing
editor of THE Advance" and Gimp
SEES of the other editorial rooms and
the reporters rooms are had from
time to time. The people in the
cast seem to have grasped the news
paper idea and except for some few
phases of comedy they talk and act
more like newspaper people than
ever has been known in stage work
of the kind.
Exposes Court Corruption.
Briefly. the plot of the play has to
do with the exposure of Judge
Bartelmy," corrupt judge of fed
eral court who has been using his
office to further the interests of a
powerful corporation. His treachery
to the people is discovered by
Wheeler Brand" an unusually high
type of highminded and conscien-
tious reporter who also happens to
be engaged to marry the judges
daughter. The judge learns that
Brand knows of his corruption and
threatens 1.-The Advance" with the
loss of its advertising.
Ross McHenry, managing editor of
The Advance, is forced to discharge
Brand, who loses his sweetheart and
his job at the same time. However,
Michael Nolan, the new proprietor of
The Advance, learns of the situation
recognizes an old enemy in Judge
Bartelmy, prizes McHenry out of his
chair and gives it to Brand.
Brand takes McHenry back as his
subordinate and goes on with the
preparation of the story. Other
scenes take place in the drawing
room of Nolan's home, where Judge
Bartelmy and his daughter call
while Brand Is in consultation with
Nolan to see if they cannot arrange
for the suppression of the story.
Brand arranges with the judge for
the payment of heavy bride in the
loffice of The Advance and also makes
plans for taking a flashlight photo
graph of him in the act of handing
over the money.
Realistic office Scene.
Nolan has agreed to stick by
Brand to the bitter end and does so
until the last act, which takes place
in the composing room of The Ad-
vance, where the story is all set up
and ready to go to press. This is one
of the most realistic stage settings
of the piece. with linotype machines
in operation. makeup men working
over imposing stones, galley boys
running here and there and all OF
| the activities of modern news
lpaper office just before press time
Ito carry out the further likeness
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03

New York, Nov. SIN letter to
the National League for the Civic
Education of Women, an anti-suffra-
gette organization, made public to-
day. Cardinal Gibbons says:
Il regret greatly that cannot at
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03

Doesn't IL sound silly when you
hear people talking in language
that YOU do, not understand?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-03

It's wise to be afraid of the spirit.
ua,ity that fears morality.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-19
TeEas.

Dos Sber=gltnoesseri6t lat
oas llrteil lraierer Staatsgeri6te, bas
ser 8aters-9ieree Oil Company
wegen llebertretllna Der terorlilbell
SruitgeIebe eille SStrofe BON ST.
$4,000 ouferleet. beitatiet. @leih-
5eitia bat es oas Gedt oes Stoafes
merfonnt, einen Waiienpertpalter
fir eine @cieaibaft, pel6e oie Mlti-
2ruitgeiebe oes Staates iibertritt. su
ernennen, unb bat erflart, ooB Die
gunoesgeridte feiM 9febt geba6t
batten, einen Mailenperpalter einsll-
iebe1l, nadoenl Der Staat berclts
Gobert S. gdarbt 5u einem iolden
ernonnt batte.. gs 1T Elm boGltalloi-
ger Siea fir ben Staat auf Ser san.
gen 2inie.
9iilfs-8enerolonpolt Snpoer
bot iein friiberes @uto6ten be5ii9.
li6 Der 9rainage=8onos oobin amen-
oiert ouB penn audi oas Drainage
9iitrift-@eiet nidt redtsfrdftig Ell
ne Mn5abf Der ausgegebenen Bombs
bod giiltig ieien.
Der Mapor bon gl 8aio bat
einen anonpmeu 8rief aus Mguos
Galientes befonmen in ben ser
S6reiber eineeltebt, oen ginbru6
in Ser 8anco Salisco in @uaooIo-
iora begangen gu boben unb iid be-
reit erflart, oen groBten Sell bes
@eloes 5uriid5ugeben, tpenn Die
oie merifonii6e 9fegierung eintpil!i=
ae, i'm nidt gu beitrafen. IS ilt
iest Elm geipiiier 8ablo Daroi I'M
@efanaltis gu gl Holo, Ser utter
bem @erOadt berboftet ipuroe, ben
9faub 6egangen 5u boben.
= 9ei oem 8erlu9e, in Der 01e-
tbobiitenfirbe 5u Worton GbopeI,
bier Meilen bon HobD, Elm Seuer olt-
5ltna6en, bradte Elm 6armer mo-
mems 6. W. Seaoltream eine &a,lne
nit fiinf @aaonen @ololin aim ST.
plooieren. Seabltrean, Der eia
eifriges Mitglieb Ser Stride lit, mar
NIT ieiner 5rou, Ieinem fleinen
&inoe, ieinem 8ruoer ilno oeiien
5ipei Sobnen Dor geeil1nI Der Sonr-
tugsi6ule na6 Der Stride gegangeil,
UNI Seuer on5llleeen, oan1it es idDu
parn let, lpenn Die Sonntagsihii-
Ter uno bte @emetnoe fGmen. Gas
Seuer mpllte nidt redt bremen lnb
Seaoitream goB aus elmer eroBen
Selfonne @aiolin IN oen Ofen. Die
Slomme idoB bod enpor, bas 60
lolin in Der Same ent5iinoete iih
nno es erfolgte eine frlrbtbare Ct
ploiion Seooltream lpuroe getotet,
feline Srau uno lein aino ipurben
10 idmer perlest, baB iie mabri6eiit-
lid aud fterben iperoen uno iein
gru0er uno Die beioen Sungen cm-
pfingen ebenfolls ibpere gerlesun-
gen.
= Sn @on5ales itarb Srou stllie
S6lottrnann, @attin BON S. 6.
S6lottmann.
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Sir babeu piele a6nlidle.

Das GoIgenoe lit Der @usaue aus
einem 9riefe, ben mir bon Scr. $. $.
Wapers in Stuttgart, @rt., erbielten:
sic neroen mid iebr nerbinoen,
ipenn Gle Cunts 2igbtning Oil in
WiGi6eebille, ST., einfiibren mir.
ben, oa ih bort biele Sreltnoe uno
Bertpanote babe, fir Die ih mid iebr
intereiiere unb ba ib erfabre, oab
bas Del bort niht i'm Marfte lit. Sd
fam es aIs Die bette Meoi5in emf
pfeblen, Die ih in meinem Sauie ia.
Be. gs furierte mid BON einem
ihlimmen Safe BON roter Rubr IN
tpeniger benn elmer balben Stunoe
uno es furierte meine gnfelin bon
einem idlinlinen Sa1e BON Gbolero
Norbus in fur3er 3eit.
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SGffe berIangt.

Sunger 0eutifer (ooer G9meoe)
Wann uno Srau, obne &inoer. Sic
Sro,l, INN fir cine fleine 6onilie
gu foden. 81 ipoiben, 81 biigeln l,no
Die olleelneine Smsarbeit 5u be-
iorgen. Ser Mann, Inn 6as 8icb
5u beiorgen uno auf Ser @eniiIe.
Sornn 5u orbeiten. Wtuiien fdbig ,ln6
erfobren ieir. @utes uno pernto-
nentes Seim fir Die ri6tigen 2ellte.
@eiunoe 8egeno - &iiItenoiftrift.
S6reibt on
q. q, Mrnplb & SoH,
9ortIanb, Seros.
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@onperneur Sasfell BON Sfla

- @ounerneur Sasfell bon Sfla-
bona bat ben sopofaten Scott
WecGepnolos, oen snpolt uno Spe.
5ial-9lgenten @iaian 81. Searlt's,
unter Der stnflaee perbaften lai.
len, iid in cine 8eri6ip0rung einse-
laiien gu baben, beren 3lped es mar,
Den @eupernenr oes Stootes 8lt
perleumoen. @leih8eitig lieB er iei,
ne 4upiere NIT 8eidlas belegen.
Dieie 8apiere be5oeenpiid gum Sell
mlf oie Sdooenerlasfloee, oie Sas-
fea segen Searit eingeleitet bet.
Wc&epnolos erlangte bonn County.
geridt einen 8efebl,. ourd oen @ou.
perlleur Sasfea ge5mungen puroe,
Ole Bapiere Dem @eribt 5ur Ser
pabrung 8u iibergeben sic befan-
ben iih idnrntlid in Der 8ripotof,
flee bes @ouperneurs.
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JnIanr.
Grosser LandscbWindeI
Ist vcm 1llinisferium des In
nern entdeckt.
Rank-Rdub.
Local. Option fur den District
Columbia.
Gebalt des Sprscbers.
Haskell lasst Hearsi's Hnlualt
verbaften.
GebaIt des Sprscbers.
s(us Walhinaton tpiro aenlel

s[us @albington miro genlel-
Oct, man iei i'm Minilterinln oes
Snnern einem lngebeuren 2ano=
ibninoel auf Die Spur gefonlnen,
biirb ben ii1 2eute in ben Staottrl
Deitlid bonn Mfliiilippi 2dnoereien
i'm @erte bon 110 Meiaionen Dol
lars u1lre9tn1dBig angeeienet baben
iolen. Der Miiniiter oes sSnuerll
nerlongt bonn Sauie cine meitere
gemillieuns bon 100000, Inn Sic
ltnteriu1une fortiesen llnb elm ge-
ri6tlihes 8erfabren einleiten 5u
f0nnen.
sSn oem fIeil1en Srte Carrier
in Sflabolna, breiBig Weilen norb-
meltlid bon gnio gelegeil oraneelt
Giebe n1breno Ser gea6t in oas
2ofal Der State gonf, ipreneten oos
S6asgeipoIbe ouf lno 1tabIen un-
gefabr $4,000 aus ibm. 9urh Die
@rploiion Duroe cine @naabl 8iir=
ger berbeigelodt, ooh tpurben lie
BON ben 9iaubern 5uriifgetrieben.
2eetere nabten fi6 oann nit Der
Deute oopon. 9os @ebGube, IN oenl
fi1 oas ganflofol befanb, lit p6Gig
oernoliert.
Die @ltti-SaIoon-2iga bat oen
Mitglieoern bes &ongreiies 8rieic
5llgeianot, in oenen fie erflart, iie
perlange fein aagelneine Hro6ibitioh
fir ben Diltrift Columbia, ba iie
bies nidt fir praftiid burhfiil,r.
bar balte, mol aber nerlange iie
ein @eIet, nod Dem oie einaelnesi
8obnoiitrifte iid 2oeol Option anf-
erlegen fonnten. Simmer bie alte
ShIoubeit! Oirh oas lei1tere Sc
jf)iis Der 2ocaI Option erit bie 30
fitionen oes @egners eridiittern lllo
oann nit Dem ihiperen @ei6is Der
Staatsprobibition nahgeriidt. Sof-
fentli9 erfennt man IN @aibington
rehtseitig Ole @efobr.
Ser Senat bot einen 8eihiuB
argenonmen, burh ben Der @ebult
bes sprehers auf $4,000 feItgelest
miro. 11eber Die porgel1Iagene Ge-
bnlts-@rbobung fir ben Hraiioentan
unb ben 8ice-Hrdfioenten lit nod
nihts beibIoiien tporben.
Cine Depefhe aus @aibington
iagt, 6aB @illim S. 8udanan Sen
llniere Negieru1lg nls Speaial.Gonl-
miiidr nod 8ene5uela gefbidt bat,
6emn6dit auriidfebren lperoe, oa er
feline @eiddfte 5ur polliten gefrieoi-
gung erIebigt babe.
= Das Grieesminiiterium oer-
langt cine @rbobung Der getpiai-
gung fir Befeitiguneen I'M nabe5u
3ebn WliIlionen Collars.
Dos Ober-8unoesgeriht 6ot
Die Shaoeneriasflage, bic 9rdiioent
Moper BON Der ~@eitern federation
of Winers" gegen ben friiberen @ou-
berneur YeabooD BON Colorado lpe-
gen unrehtndBiger @efangennabme
in 8erbinoung nit Den &iots in
Sellurioe eingeleitet batte, 5u lllt-
guniten WoDer's entibieoen.
Sn 8ope, Irfanias, bat inen
einen inngen Neger narnens 6iaiorb
oiig oern @efangnis eebolt ilno al
einem GeIepbonpfoiten aufgebdaet.
Ger Weger ioa eine 8erfauferin in
einem Der bortigen 8erfoufsldeel
inialtiert buben.
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- @er iein @ort am leltenltey
gibt miro es am bdufigiten balten.
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Die 0eIehrfeu

iino iih iiber gar 9ieles nibt eiilis.
9artn aber itinmen lie nit oaem uberz
elm, oaB Die ct. 8erndrb &rduterpifs
len ii9 NIT bollent 9febte bes 9fufes
als beites 9eilmitteI fin Masen&. 2es
ber~ uno giierenleioen erfreuen @enn
&opfe nno 9fiidenfhmer3eu, Sdtpdde.
Weattigfeit. 5er5tlopfen, 5bipi1loeI II.
oergl. gn6 mabnen, bab SIR i1per
trant Ieio, 10 sebrau9et ia fetne Der
larold1lfigen Quadialbereien, fpetde
rlift MIR nidt belfen, fonoern ourd i1re
9iftigen 8eitanoteile, ipie aued1iIber.
ltilr nod mebr i6aben @ebraliht afe
lein Die ct. 8ernarb &rduterpillen, hie
fir 25 Gents in alien apotbefen su hue
ben fiub.
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Nehmt feine Gfleibnna.

Gin neftliher Jii6ter bepilliote
eine Sheibung ouf @runo bon ldleb-
ter 2aune uno iibelriehenoeln 4tenl.
Or. Sings Stem 2ife Bi1s batten
oieies nerbinbert. Sic furieren un-
perboulihfeit, ipel6e iibelriedenbell
Atem, 2eber.2eioen ttno ihledte
3oune, berporruft, beilen Grfoltun-
gen, berbannen 4opfif6mer5en unb
beieitigen Shiittelfroit. % Gts. bel
oIIen 9rnaaiiten.
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gietoria 9ibiiiom, g. $. e g. 8

MIltl1nft-
yOo. 3o2-euero, @ietoria, 1880 na9m
Nbfabrt-
SO. 80t-guero. @ictoria, $50 bonn
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- Ser 8ur6tiome miro immer
2eute bereit finben, ieinen 8fob 81
freu5en, bic Dem Wiutigen idon ouf
bmnoert Gdritt gntfernung auspei-
hen.
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Seirats =eheine.

@nt. Speier unb 2tntonio @ergmanil.
gbtparb q. 9artltns uno 9luouita
Gsinbart.
Watthetp @lair nnb 9ebipie 9iemonn.
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Sett fommt bic lnitise Seit 9eran,
Die 3eit ber Wasfemballe,
gSD ith tnasfieren Sebermann
WirD tupbl getuis nnb idJnele.
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llnb iuer befannt ais S1aienfnk
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Sd1etnt bent' CT gar ntdJt bitter.
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Sm arbeitsppllem 2eibe,
Griheint ais &inigtn Der gfad)t,
Sm fternbeietten Gletbe.
1lnb bet fih bnfen tets gentmst,
nn6 iprehen hmrft nnr letter,
Ser ihrettet beute, ielbitbe,puf,t,
Wis Smltan pber &aiier.
nn6 er, Der als 8antpffe(6elb,
@ebprfam mar Der Seimen,
Der m1rf]te lente bot ber @elt
Als Nttter glaMbart ifJetnen.
sSu tragt man Wasfen iiberaa,
nnb Sober ifetnt 81 metnen,
Gr f1nne bier i'm &arnepal,
Was ct ntd)t tit, bod it]einen.
Suf cine Saf)e ippllen mir
Nmh biesmal ntdJt masfteren,
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Ster,
Sas fann man nidbt risfieren.
g mill Bel ber lauten Sr5blihfeit
Sid aud bic Seble laben,
nno bas fann man su jeber Seit
Odd nur npm 2pne Star baben.
60 lebe bpfJ bas 2pne ct Sier
Snr Seit ber Wtasfenfreuben,
Gs iflmedt mns jett, bod ipplleu iuir
Gs fpater andl nidlt metbeu.
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den 8erluite nnh anSsre Dsiscn jusenb.
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Dtefes quberorosgtItp interefInrie rnb lsbr.
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bon lung Nnb aIt, wann nHb 8run. eeIeien
Gents In Briefmarfen eerfieaeIt bsaoaen iperbe1
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Gntlinft-
SO. 1-Soniton II. 5. aiiite 1920 uadln
9o. 3-Soriton IT, 5. &ifte 700 born,
yto. 54-Gon &errbilfe s. $50 porlfl
yto. 52-&errbiIle. Sorntag 500 racln
No. 89-Ha6 &errnille :. 700 nacbn1
Gbfabrt-
SO. 2-9oulton Ii. 5. aiiite $50 pornr
No. 4-Soniton H. 5. &iifte ! 900 nadm
y1o. 53-Na9 &errbille 4:3O 1tucbn1
So. &errbil1e, Gpnntag $50 uoru1
No. s7-No6 &errbille 1905 BORN