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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
SOCIETY QUEENS TO.
RULE IN TAFT rs
REGIME
WIVES OF ARMY AND NAVY OF
FlCERS LEAD IN SOCIAL AZ
FAIRS IN THE CAPITAL OF THE
NATION.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i.-What 10
expect from the new administration
is a subject that is agitating the ac-
tive minds OF the women of the army
and navy set in Washington society.
Composing the most powerful clique
al the capital. the women OF the house
holds OF the officers of the united ser
vice dom their militant bonnets 10
none. More in pride than humility
they declare their poverty.
How can "A poor army officers wife
keep pace with the awfully rich per-
sons who have built winter-time pal
aces in Washington? tney inquire.
with occurrences that smacks of the
utmost satisfaction. Meanwhile they
cheerfully set their wits TO work and
hold their own with the richest mine
owner or business magnate that puts
In his glittering bid for a place IN
the ranks OF the socially elect.
AS encouragement OF the Philip
pines, and, later, as secretary OF war.
the president-elect ana Mrs. TAFT had
the rather unusual opportunity OF
meeting many OF the officers OF the
army and navy as we'll as the mem
bers of their families, and what this
peculiar state Of affairs may lead up
10 is awaited with interest That the
intimacy with the new White House
family Is looked upon as distinct as
set by man. women OF the army anu
navy circle is not TO be wondered at,
and acute observers predict blood
less battle royal when the ladies OF
the military households get their
plans under way for furthering the
interests OF their husbands. sons,
sweetherats and brothers
Meantime survey OF the field as
II stands today is enlightening and
interesting. Leading the vanguard by
the virtue OF her position is MS. J.
Franklin Bell. wife of the chief OF
stan. For three Washington seasons
Mrs. Bell has been ranking lady III
the military colony.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

comes along gayly with each succeed
ing batch OF girls.
Mrs. Bulmer is rich. too. and she
knows how 10 wear pretty clothes.
Sure to have an innings In the next
administration Is Mrs. Aleshire. wife
OF Gen. Ale shire Mrs Aleshire's de
hutante daughter. Marjorie. is one OF
Miss Helen .Taft's wooden puddin'
dummies. and that tho intimacy
extends 10 the rest Of the family -
not TO be- overlooked. Mrs. Aleshirc
is the best type OF army woman, low
able. simple. bright, unaffected and
we'll bred. She Is fine looking. has az
fable manners and looks younger than
most women who are presenting
daughters To society. She has . pretty.
soft complexion and lots OF hair. which
shc cheerfully permits Time to whiten
at his will At any rate. she doesn't
touch up" bit, as the white threads
testify.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
u. S. GOV. BONDS.
PRODUCE.

There was nothing new In the way
OF prices To report this morning. but
so far as the local market Is concerned,
conditions seem to he changing some :
what in that the receipts OF butter are
now greater than the market will alb
sotb. and stocks are beginning to ac-
cumulate This is due TO the falling of
IN consumption on account OF high
prices The egg market Is stin as ever.
but almost any day now Is liable to
yet a Jolt as the time is about at hand
for production In the south 10 make IT.
self felt. especially IL this mild wealth
er continues. Poultry was nominally
steady, and rabbits were slow.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis g. Gorton. 14i3 Majestic build
ing. Ian. 2. 1909:
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Markets al Finance
CHICAGO GRAN.

Wheat on passage. l.sss.OcO Blu. de-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

Clenna Lynch. 20 years old. has
been chosen by group OF Chicago
seamstresses TO proceed 10 Wendell.
this state, and take possession Of a
i60-acre fruit farm, which they have
bought with their earnings. The
younger women call themselves the
Idaho Guild" They banded To-
gether several years ago with the
agricultural project in view. By
pooling their resources, they Sc
cured 100 acres Of Government irri-
gated land and have been putting
their spare earnings into improve
msn,s since. Eight members con-
s,i,ute the original guild" but
there have been some additions as
the prospects Of the scheme grew,
Miss Lynch will make an especial
study Of the farm. pick up all the
working data abe can and act as the
agent on the ground for her CON-
panions. Meanwhile. until the farm
is able TO supper, all Of them. the
ones remaining at home will forward
such funds as Miss Lynch may call
for 10 put the property in the best
On the eve Of Der departure. Miss
Lynch was given a farevell reeep-
lion by the Dressmakers' Art Club
md Idaho Guild at the rooms Of the
Art Crafts institute. She was pre-
Iented With a silver toilet set, al
.hough she told the donors that she
believed pair Of hip boots and a
brace Of pistols would be more use
iul on the Idaho farm. Miss Lynch
sonfesscs to be about 20 years--she
9 not more than thai--and she has
,rains. ability, lots Of courage and
s not afraid Of hard work.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

The Sherry company of high-class
comedians, peerless vocalists and
dancers, will open the season here
Saturday night, September 4th. in
their latest farce comedies, "Jack-
sons Honeyman," 1.-The Night Be-
fore Election, and ''Willie's Visit. !"
Each Of them is a scream from start
to finish and together with new music.
latest songs and dances, will make a
hit here. The Sherrys need no new
introduction TO an Idaho audience as
they have been on the road for years
and have built up good reputation
among amusement lovers. Don't
forget the date, Saturday, Sept. 4.
Reserved seats at Anderson's
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

chautauqua. N. Y. August %. -
Due, in part TO what he termed the
dirty habit Of wearing clothes, due tc
our living in almost air-tight houses.
to improper food and improper ways
of eating it. due TO such poisonous
habits as the use Of tobacco among
the men and tight-lacing among the
women, the American people are de-
generating, and unless II changes its
ways at once II is a dying race. Such
at least, was the warning given in ?
lecture here today by DR.. J. H. Kel-
logg, superintendent Of Battle Greek
Sanitarium and the editor Of Good
Health.
He said at the present rate We will
all be lunatics or idots in 26S years,
and that our chronic diseases, due
mostly TO malnutrition, are growing
alarmingly.
he advocates return 10 habit
of life as close as possible TO savag-
cry II there is to be any salvation for
the race. The ideal. according to
him. would be the abolition Of clothes.
Of course. be said modesty compeis
Us to wear clothes. but Il is dirty
habit nevertheless. We should wear
loose clothing. so that the air could
get to our body as easily as 10 the
surface. Our homes should be made
II glass so that the sunlight may
penetrate to every part Of them.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

Some time ago Senator Borah Of
Idaho made glowing speech por.
traying the wealth and the beauty Of
Idaho. Soon after he received a
letter which read as follows:
81 have read your most beautiful
account of your state Of Idaho. Nov
you no doubt know some good
reliable man that has a farm that
would be in want Of a good help
mate. one that can keep his house,
DO the cooking, help him pillow. plant
his potatoes, help him do every
thing, even help him build a house
or fence. But he must be a working
man and wear overslls. No dressed
up chap for me. The majority of
the so-called business men drink and
do other naughty things. Men in
Chicago are now looking for women
to support them. what do you
know about that, Bill Fuller1 Isn't
Il fierce1
l am IS years old mo chicken)
dark hair, weight i62 pounds there
the printer 'passes') good shape and
consider myself HE looking Il wan,
to fia,ter myself.)
u is signed Z s. Crare Hartman.
Senator Borah did moi d.re see
this woman, bit he replied to hei
letter. telling her he would try to
ind good husband for her. The
etter awakened his curiosity.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

After five years OF litigation the
San Francisco Gas and Electric com.
pany has accepted he confession Of
Harry Orchard now serving life
sentences for the murder Of Ex-Gov.
Steunenburg as .peuured statement
and today the corporation paid TO At
torney Walter H. Linfort $4,000
for damages in licted upon his pro-
perty on Washington street in Nov
ember 1904.
During his trial in Idaho, Orchard
told Of having attempted to Kill Fred
w. Bradley, an enemy of the Wes-
tern Federation Of Miners, by blow
Ing him up with dynamite. At the
time mentioned by Orchard, Bradley
was living in one Of Linforth's flats.
The explosion, however. was attribu-
ted to defective gas fixtures, and Lin
forth brought suit for 50, 800 obtain
ing judgment for the amount.
After Orchards confession. the
sought TO obtain a new
trial based upon the statement made
In the Idaho courts. The court of
however. refused to rule that
Orchards confession was grounds
for reversal Of the judgment. Vari-
ous legal delays occurred. and mo-
ions for = new appeal we're dismiss
ID when the judgment was satisfied
oday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02
Business Personals.

Dollar watches at tine jswelsr,
store.
Arment's dray lioe does all kinds
Of hauling.
Princess Flour is the priest and
sweetest -four ever made.
All kinds Of repair work done at
Billie's. the hose sheer.
For first class horse shoeing 60 10
ne Nezperce Machine Wor's.
FARMERS - Remember that the
Nezperce Chop Mill grinds at all
times. C. H. Brooke prop.
NJ. d. DeMoude. agent for the
Oliver Typewriter. See him for
terms.
The Boss barn Is still open for
business as feed stable. The chop
mill is still and viii be run in the
future the same as In the past.
Give me a call NJ. J Haynes.
Manager.
Your horses feet is a good place
to save money. Billie. the horse
sheer, saves the foo. and the horse.
FoR SALE-Good ; IL in. truck
wagon With rack. Frank Arment.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

HIRAM LODGE No. SO, Az. d A
= a NJ. OF Nezperce, Ids no. Regular
communications on the saturday even
ing on or before the full moon of each
month in the l. o. o. p. Hall Visiting
Brothers are cordially invited TO at
tend. ]. 81. LEWIS, w. M.
A. A. ALyoRD, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

M W. OF A.-EEzPERcE CAMP
AVE- No. 1893, meets the first
aud third Monday nights Of each
month in the /. o. o. F. Hall.
Visiting reighbors cordially in
vited. WALTER HoEPPEER, v. c.
]. NJ. RHoDEs. Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

A MERIcUs LODGE No. AZ, X.
: ofP., meets in Odd-Fellows'
Hall every fret and third Thurs-
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited 10 attend
c. w. Booth, c. c.
r. w. MITCHELL. X. of K. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02
Good Advice % GIrI,.

An eastern paper delivers the fol.
lowing little parchment, filed with
sound sense. to girls who are anxious
10 leave home and "see life" as Il
is called. Little girl" you may
think your life is dull, and that the
rest Of the world is enjoying itsclf
In one long round of pleasure. You
may think your parents are rather
uninieresting people, and that by
their rules and restrictions they are
just keeping you from having good
time. But there is many a girl who
has wandered away out in the cold
world who longs and prays for some
such sheltered nook. where love and
peace and quiet and happiness dwell
Once you 60 through that door into
the outside world you leave the
charmed circle and find yourself in
a maze Of dangers Of which you
never dreamed. II is a magic door
that holds safe all those within, but
seldom opens again to those who
have passed through it and try TO
return. When a girl wanders out
into the wide world she finds a thorn
10 every rose and serpent at the
bottom Of every sparkling glass"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-09-02

I o. o. F.-MORNIEG STAR
- Lodge No. 80, oi Nezperce. Ida
Meets every Saturday evening. Wit
Ing brothers cprdisii, invited
Philip Lehr, N. G.
M. d. DgMoUDE, Sec.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16

de la manana Gle hoy rindi6 su Jor-
NADIA en- la vida en- I'll +i,lencia de
Santurce' la que fut respectable Sc
nora Dolores l.. Viuda 'lc Batista.
Al fin venc 10 Il la cioncla la cruel
cnfcr mcdad que minaba aquclla Vi
da.
I'm gran nlimcro dc familias Gle
San turce y de la ciudad han estado
hoy Ell la casa mortuorla' pucs son
muc has las simpatlas que disfvuta
en- csta soc iedad la familia Gle Ia que
fuG.
A sus dcudos todos y en- particular
i su sehorita hija Esther seho RI
hija Emilia y esposos Batlsta -Por
Por tilla' cnviamos nuestro mas cA
prcsivo pcsamc' tomando partc IL
soluta en- su dolor por la gran perdl
da que suiren.
Que Dios en- su ctcrna manson
hara &c oiiGo cl alma dc Ia fnada.
Scmpcr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
Es ell ST. Jose Canals

En- los titu.os de la information
que pubiic6 aver LA Correspondent
ci a dando 4 oonocer "a contesta-
ei6n al 'cuestionario" de, goberna-
dor Post. hecha por ios sehores Her
nandez Lopez, J. A. Canai<. ]. Sire.
Rodriguez Sierra. Y Cords, aparecio
uno de .cs rubros e. apesiido cansies
como uno de .os sIscribientes. no
Cana.s. namamos Ia aenci6n de
nuestros iectores. hacia que ei ex-
preSado ST. J. Antonio Cana.s. es.Ino
De los que suscriben IA repetida
contestaei6n y no Canaies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
XOTAS Y N0T|C|AS

Los "incorparados' dc Ponce
estan dispuestos a dare la bata,,a
al "directorio' Y va los comltes de
la isia Sc pronunclan de partc del le-
fe en- contra de los de San Juan.
Sin embargo. Sc cree q 81 Sc i,eva d
efecto una asambiea podria suceder
que venciera - ei directorio' no i'm
portan las representations que los
otros tuvieran.
Sc da por SECURE la formation
de otro nucieo dentro 'lel partido re-
pubiicano, aparte de los de los ami;
gos del jefe.
-Ha regresado de Sabana Grande
en- donde esttvo una corta tempora
da. nuestro j6ven compatrlota ei Sr.
Miguel Schettini V Gaztambide.
En- la manana dc hoy Sc i,evar-
ron a efecto en- la Iglesia catedrai de
esta ciudad. las honras funebres por
ei alma del LIDO. NemeSio Perez Mo-
, ris. La concurrencia fue numerosa
V ei consul de Espana V otros eiemen
/ los de la colonia aslStleron al plado-
so acto que resvisti6 gran soiemnl-
dad. Todo ei personal de la casa "Bo
Ietin Mercantil" concurrio las hon
ras.
Sc nos informa que todavfa eI
departamento de instruction no ha
notificado 4 JOS maeStros que Sc exa.
minaron uitimamente en- Rio Pie.
dras V en- Ponce. ciial ha sido ei re
suiiado de aquemos.
Sc nos informa que los respec
tivos bandos lie los incorporates
estan hacienda trabaios en- la Isl;
para obtener cada uno ei mayor nj
nero de repre>entacluner en- la asan
blea de- partido,si g que aqueiia =
i.ega 4 eiectuar. Pareee que ei ''di
rectnri0" no Sc deci !ira a dar ia Us
TINA bataiia, mieniras osepa seq
rarnente con el nuinero de represen
tantes con que cue'ta. I'm cambi'
JOS de, bando Dc, jc'e no aceptarir
que emp.eados ia lnunicipio de j
ciudad obteugau q mayor numer
de representacI"ns~- para de ant
mano tener una vorla en- Ia reu
MON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
POL|T|CA TURCA..
En- BOLIVIA,
Peru le exige que de-
fina su 2etitud.
Ha sido sofocado ell movi-
miento insurreccional
en- Argentina.
Taft en- parranda ofcial de L
mil millas i trayeS del Oeste
De nuestro servieio cahlesrafco.

New York, sepbre. Is. -Telegra-
mas de Bolivia informan que Sc ha
recibido en- La Paz una nota en- for
ma de u ltimatum concebida en-
terminus precisos. Ell documento E.
xige a Bolivia que acepte 9 refuse
ell falio argentine, toda vez que la
actitud indefnida que observa Bo-
livia perjudica los intereses del Pc
ru. Sc espera Ia reso'uci6n de Boil
via para obrar conforme 10 exiian
las circunstancias.
New York, Sepbre. l6.-Teiegra
mas de Buenos Aires lnforman que
el gobierno ha debeiado totalmente
el c6nato de revuelta declarado en-
Sa lta. Varios rebeldes han sdo pa
sados por las armas. El orden ha 81
do restabiecido.
New York, Sepbre. l7.-El explo
rador Peary ha llegado q Sydney En-
sus manifestations deciara que tie
ne confianza en- el exito de sus inves-
tigaciones deciarando ademas que
una vez terminates sus trabajos y
entregados a las academies de cien-
cias Ell resultado de sus investigated
mes empezara sus trabajos para una
pr6xima exploration al polo sur.
New York, Sepbre. l6.-El pre-
sidente Taft ha salido de Washin-
gton para emprender su viaje de l3
mil millas al Oeste. En- su excursion
recorrera las costas del Pacifico de-
teniendose en- California, donde ins
peccionara los trabaios de las forti-
ficaciones. El presidente Taft, esta
ra algunas semanas ausente de la
Casa Blanca.
New York, Sepbre. l6.-Telegra
mas de Londres comunican que aver
muri6 en- SUI residencia do Bristo
Lord Tweedmouth, cy-primer lore
del Almirantazgo, que sustit,ly6 er
aquel elevado puesto a Lord Fisher
La noticia del fallecimiento de este
grande hombre ha causado penosi-
sima impression en- Ia cortc BRITAIN
ca V en- los circulos navaies, donde
Sc lie considerable como uno de los
expertos mas concicnzudos. FL rey
Eduardo ha enviado los familiares
del iiustre muerto i'm sentido men,
ale de condolencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
Ell Paiudismo Curado
Para Siempre.

Sc ha descuh,crto un cSpcciiico
para cirar el paludiSno; Sc lla-
ma PAM-ALA. Es simple, ino-
fcnsivo Y sicmpre cfcaz. ~edicos
notablcs On todas parties cl~l mum
do 10 rccomiendan. FL DR.. tamI-
10 S. Delgado, Medico del llospi-
tai de Carload, Cartagena, Co
lombia, cscribe que ha obtenldo
resnItados satisfaciorIos con su
emplco, asi como otros muchos
mtdicos de esc pals. Lo venden
todos los droguistas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16

gular; color, verde amariiiento; ha-
bito de crecimiento. inciinado: inter
nodes, ciiindricos-; yemas. reClon-
das; parte de ia hoia que Gu
hIe "a cana. de facii caida cuando Sc
ca: resistencia q ias enfernedades
muy buena.
B. l.3s5.-Foder gerrninativo, re-
guar; co.cr, enearnado-; habito de
crecimiento. genera enhiesto; in
ternodios. vsiab.eS. pero genera
mente. casi redondos: yemas re'ion-
das parte de ia hoia que eubre IA
Gaia. de fscii caida cuandO sea;
reastencis las enfermedades. Tegu-
lar.
Vesn ID edhiin de Daiana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
Para nanana.

Enla edici6u de La Cores
pondencia dc n.ailana publi-
caremos el final lie la resolu-
ci6n dictada por Il juez de la
Corte de Gnayama Lcdo. Cor
doya Dayila err j asunto del
:. Mandadamus respecto al
juez de Salinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
El fanoso "Carey"

ii "Popuiar' cstahccimiento de
Ia callc IT, san Justo, acaba de hacer
nucvas inporlarioues dc perlumeria
Y un artisticp" carey contIenc las
mas atanadas indrcas de uclicados
Perfume uriontalcs.En calzatlo csti
r rlbienIO Il dc cortc "sal6n' Y en-
rlascs dc colorcs para damas V caba-
ilcros Il surtldo - vcrdaderamentc
csplcndido. i.7,uchcs dc pcriumefla
muy prnploe par, nsalos y aguas pa
r;t tocador \ baiiO Sc encuentrln mn
u.iiahlcs ell j conocido cstablccirni-
rntoI Iel Sr. Am6rIco Salas. ij-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16
GRATIS A LOS
'""'' HERNioSoS, SNl
In Senoillo M6tods quo ha ouIsdo / sleatss
de- psrsonss sin dolsI. Sin PsIlgie. SIN !Mps-
dir sl trahalo J sin nlaguaa p6rdlds Do tlsmpe
a TOnoS SE nrREOE I'M
A TODOS Sc 0FREOE UN
ENBAY0 GRATIS.

La hernia tquebradurA) e eurabls IN operAcion.
dolor. pelisro p$vhida Dc ticupO. Spando decimoa
dnra pedc nncamentc retelere. pef0 que e efeoSoA
ciira que le pesmitfra vd de Qutsf ~ eeolpeeo
A In de- convencer Vd us amigoe hernboeos
de que nuestro DcseubnmIcnto sicctfvaments pusds
cUrA le pcdIm0s de haccr una pruebA que no 10
costara NADIA yd Una rufA siaa 4cA Is eesAron
de odo sufrimiento un rreoimiento notable del vgor
flsico mental la iacutad de goiAr de nuevo ~ de-
licas de Ia vida mucho amos de bisneetar - seus-
faction anadhios 81 vida lie onsccmns Va. srs-
tuiiHme nte una muc-uA de nueatro trAtamiento que
hR cur "a en- clentns asns
No mAndr vi dnro simplemente llencss 81 cupon
abaIo lndiqucsc Ia Illustration Ia posicon de 10 que
bradiTa ievucIvanos este rup6n. No descuide. nj
por soo dia imports asunto nj conun de v
tos v comunss
Esta oferta - IA mss oruiativa que jsmAs 80 hays
herho iodos "s qun paleren dc hernia deberAn Apo
yerhsrla lnmt ,iia laWsnte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-16

"a En- la description d de los cruza-
uientos que produjerCn hibridos,
Ia pl anita que ostenta los 6vu.os Sc
da siempre pnmero, y en- segundo
lugar la que ostenta ei polen: asi que
en- e eruzsmientIo entire "a B. 1876
yla B. l.52s por eiempo la Primera
es la p,snta femenina Y IA segInda
L r.ascuiina.-N. de los A.
Cb) La abrevistura H. b. qulere
decir Hibrido Bdrbddd No. l o sea
e. este hftrido Ileya el No ! V Sc ob
tuyo del cruzsmiento entire dos cia-
fes &c osfiss de semi..a onginadas
Ct PsItsdas N. de a R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
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elm. .Wtan befommt rpirflih Suit
fib bier 9aitj n~ie0erjuloiien. 9lei6er
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bier?"
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ten @ilguit, Oenn Damn lit es nihts
9tcbtes mebr ouf Dem 2onGc. Gas
iagte mein alter Stiets nu6 INNER.
9enn Damn miro es iriib ollllfel unS
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alI Sen &opf %berunter."
SOP" iragte ser Gireftor. D9feg.
men @inem Die ODrrpiirlner an iiirf.
6ebnten 9Iu0uit ouf ben 9opf berur.
ter2 9onn piir0e ih an Ser grlG.
biqen Srau STEELE ihon am @ier-
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ten lieber binilber geGcn uno Der.
iuder. Dem TrauerengeG ga oriiben
Elm 1penig Sunlor ein5,lblaien". iubr
Die Sltiti5ratbin tort nno Job 5u 6rau
Selgeien Dinii5er, biz i'm Gfattcn
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