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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-10
Sees Mother Grow Young.

1T would be hard to overstate the won
gan T. to o use Eleotric Bttersi Writes MRS
w. L. fitzpatrick of Danforth. Me "Al-
though past 20 she seems really to be
misery from dyspepsia for 20 years At
last she could neither eat, drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies fail
ed till Electric Bitters worked such won
ders for her health They invigorate all
vital organs, cure Liver and Kidney trou-
bles, induce sleep, impart strength and
appetite. Only soc at Campbell Drug Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-10

Mrs. Smith was showing a visitor a
new hat tree she had recently pur-
chased, when little Samuel came in
and neglected TO remove his hat
Thinking to teach him a Lesson. she
said: Samuel, what did I buy that
hat tree for2'
For $1.SS," answered Samuel.
promptly, but you said I wasn't 10
tell anybody. News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12

ranged quarters, warm clothing, in
Guiding the regulation Overcoats, and
excellent food. and are given freedom
as long as they observe the rules Of
the Home
There is no more attractive sight on
the Virginia Peninsula than the
grounds of the National soldiers
Home. and few visitors come to this
section who do not include in their
stay a trip to the reservation on
which Uncle Sam cares for his former
soldiers and sailors
In the Home can De found men who
have travelled all the walks of life.
from the minister down to the crdi-
nary day labCrer.
There are band concerts -wice
week fer the pleasure of the inmates.
while the theater and other places of
amusements are open to the men
Colonel Thomas 7. Knox. a retired
colonel of the regular army. is the
governor of the branch. while Former
Governor Franklin J. Murphy. OF New
Jersey. is the local manager on the
board of managers FIR this branch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12
Free Postage.

When the pos- fice was first open
ed at Kai Feng China. the clerks hal
a fight with some men who bought
stamps and refused to e. away until
the stamps we're licked and stuck on
their envelopes Tor them The for
eiEn post fees in Palestine arr usu-
ally confused By a spirit 81 keen
competition 70 parcel exceeding
the regulation weight or size is
taken t. an Office and refused. the
Traveller. iu the majority o. cases. has
cnly 20 threaten 70 take % 20 a rival
once. and 70 IS siraiEhtway received
without a murmur 50 keen IS the
rivalry between some of these Offices
that residents IN Palestine possess
free pest within certain districts. Be
tween IaTa and tho surrounding colo
mes. and als1 within Jerusalem. the
German and Austrian Offices make no
charge for the delivery o. local let
ters-chicsgo News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12
Golf Extraordinary.

On the course at Biarritz there is
a certain hale which can be reached
III one shot from the tee. The green,
however. is blind, lying over the crest
Of a hill II is therefore customary
TO send a caddie forward TO mark
where the bali goes. On one occasion
a golfer hit a good straight shot over
the hill. the ball dropping dead on the
line for the hole Great was the re-
jcicing. when coming up the hill, to
hear his caddie shouting that the ball
was In the hole; indeed. the player
was so pleased never having per
formed the feat before) that he made
the caddie a present Of five francs.
The sequel TO this event is remark
able The story goes that on the fol-
lowing day no fewer than seven play
ers on reaching this particular green.
found they had holed out from the
tee,-TrOm the November Strand
Magazine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12
At THE SOLDIERS HOME
Next tuesday an important
Day for Veterans.
QUARTERLY PENSION TIME
More Than One Hundred and Fifteen
Thousand Dollars viii Be Paid to
Inmates by Treasurer Hume-YuIe-
tide Furlouehs.

Next Tuesday a week Christmas Joy
win begin for the three thousand five
hundred inmates Of the Southern
Branch of the National Soldiers Home
here. when Major John T. Hume. the
treasurer. win pay the December pen
sions TO former Civil war soldiers. II
is said that this pensions will be the
means OF putting into The pockets Or
the inmates OF the Home a little more
than Sll5,o00 in cool cash The pen
siOners receive from Sl2 to $50 per
month and as the pensions ara paid
out quarterly they draw three months
pay On December p.
At the soldiers Home the paying
out Of 100000 every three months to
the inmates is locked upon as a mere
trihe by Major Hume and his Office
force. who are accustomed to hand
ling such sums four times a year To
the outsider and the men In the Home
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM THE MERCHANTS
Pointers on the Holiday Gift Question
Can Be Found in Todsy's
Advertisements.

Two weeks more. then cid Santa
Claus is TO visit the various homes in
Hampton and the lover peninsula.
The question Of what he shall bring
to the children will be easily solved If
the readers Of the Daily Press will
take the tine TO pursue the advertise
ments 20 be found in the Hampton
section Of the Daily Press tuis morn
ing
The business men in these an
nouncements tell the story in attract
i've style. and those who read viii
earn many valuable pointers on the
subject Of holiday shopping.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12

the pension day is an event that is
always anticipated with more than
passing interest. but none of the pen
siOns bring So much real JOY TO the
aged soldiers as that before the
Christmas holidays.
Yuletide Burroughs.
Following the pension payments
many of the inmates, probably as
many as | 500. will take furloughs and
leave for thir various homes in the
North 10 spend the Yuletide season
with their families and the friends of
their young days. These trips are
always eagerly looked forward to by
the former war veterans. and each
year sees larger exodus of the
Home members at Christmas time
II requires only about two hours for
Major Hume and his office force to
pay the pensions to the soldiers. as
the men are formed i'm line and each
man receives his pension envelope,
containing the cash. without delay or
trouble
Besides the quarterly pensions OF
more than 100000. the authorities at
the Home have a monthly payroll of
a little more than $4,000. which is
termed the service pay" as II costs
Just about that much to operate the
great institution here for the disabled
sailors and soldiers of the Civil war.
At present there are nearly 1000 in
mates in this branch OF the Home.
and the Hampton Home is considered
the most ideal Of any Ct the fifteen
ether such places.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12

FOR SALE lots. Zone corner loo.
on Nelicn street. Phcebus. sl.5oo. 2
acres. II Sale avenue. i,2on. lets
Ec-foot front. East Hampton. so to
500 81 10 per week. Are lots Al
Buckroe. s2ss 70 $3.50. Lots on
Academy street Hampton. facing on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12
New Buildings Going Up.

There are now under construction
buildings costing in the neighbOrhOod
Os Sl.000.000. while the managers Of
the institution expec; u make even
greater Improvements TO the grounds
and buildings during the next twelve
months
The men are given splendidly ar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-12

. streets. e-rcom house. 1926. ] acre
and house near Iordley's Crossing.
$500.
FOR RENT-e-rOom house County
stree; $40. 4-room house. Fast HamP-
ton. Sc g-room house. North Hamp-
ton. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

S9SGalH
Dyspepsia Tables IS largely due TO
the new and successful methodyofman.
ufacture, whereby the well5known
properties 81 Bismuth. subnitrate and
PepsinS have been eobined with ear;
minatlves and their agents.
Bismuth subntrate and Pepstn are
recognized BY the entire medical pro.
fession as specifics for acute indiges.
ton and dyspepsia.
The Pepsin used In Re1alls Dyspep:
STA Tablets is manufactured by a new
process which deeylops its creates,
efficiency. Pepsin supplies TO the li-
gestlve apparatus one Of the most I'm
rortant elements Of; the digestive fluid,
and exerts a tonic influence upon all
the glands which supply all the other
elements necessary TO proper assimila.
ton ard digestion.
a-r aIa.Te-EH .#ir =##EH#Hrk. lt-.Et 80 FaEre4E'tEIr-l
The varminatiyes add properties
which propmtly relieve the disturb
ances and pain caused by undlgested
food.
The perfect combination OF these In
gradients make q remedy absolutely
incorporate and Invaluable for the
complete cure Of indigestion and dys'
repsiaa
eW are So positively certain Of this
that VIZ sell Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
on our own personal guarantee that
they will either cuerssyou or cost you
nothing. Three sizes. csc, 45c and
soc. The Mt. City Drug Co, Halls
Drug Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17
To5Plne Grove.

TO Pine Grove.
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter and sons,
Frances and Fay or Morgantown ave-
ME we're called 70 Pine Grove Monday
by the death OF MI. George Adams.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

IAA1pA
TseEosh $Goso caasrasi iaia 90
tioa u no eountFy than aii etAeE dss.
sases bit together, md nntifE tie hst
fevSyears vas auppopedBtosbe incura.
bic. For great many years doctors
pronounced 4 . localSdisease and pre-:
scrtbed local remedies. and By con:
stantly falling 70 cure vita loca,
Treatment, pronounced It dncurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls catarrh Cure manufactured by
F. J. Cheney G Co., Toledo, Ohio. Is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It "a taken internally In dos.
Is from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any cure It
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials. {
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. To,
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con- t
stlpatlon..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

'HE#I $50 #|gt. W t"r-a=-n 4Naf.a tHra' 100, rs ,.Ilr|
following were there: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Shaver. Mrs. Gertrude Bryon,
Miss GoldIe Jacobs, MIR. Howard Smith
and son, Guy, Mr.. G. C. Martin, Mr..
Elmus Rltcherson, Miss Madge Brum'
mage.
Mr.. Ben Holbert, Of Monongnh, was
calling on ais sister, Mrs. Rose Anne
Martin, Monday.
MIR. Fent Holbert, Of Mill Fall, was
calling on his sister mere Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Grim Is moving from the
Shaver property to the Snyder prop
erty on Main stree.
A large crowd attended the show at
Falrmonft Monday night.
JOSHUA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17
Mis- Connie Lanss;. Il FaIrmont i

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Connie LInge::. d Fairmont "
visiting LEI brother, NJ Nicholas An Ian::
Ser, % tbs place
Mr. Oliver Williams, Of this place,
vas calling on dear friends near the tlla
mouth Of Peaceable creek. 4
Nj. Andrew Valentine. Of Pharaoh's
run, was visiting his brother, M. Asby
Valentine, Of this place. Sunday last.
Miss Ernie Michael was calling on
Mr.. s. C.. s~traights enc day last week
Mrs. Morgan West, Of Pharaohs
run, Ii very Ill with grip at the pres
ent time. I
Grant siruman thought he had
caught the mate to Mr.. Crouser's tiger
but he only caught. It's foot in his trap
Mr.. crouser has been trying to tame
his tiger but It won't tame very easily
and they are having a lot Of trouble
with 1t.
Mr.. Francis Yost, one Of our neigh
Dor boys, who Joined the United
States Cavalry one year ago last New
Years. has been discharged from the
army on account Of sickness.
Mr.. Yost was thrown from his ilorse
and severely hurt a short time ago
He will be home as soon Us he is able
to be. moved. HIS present abode Is II
New Mexico.
There was quite n mad.dog SCARF
IN our community recently. Mr.. Ed
ward Eallah's dog was supposed to bt
mad and had to be shot.
Hellot Baxter, Sanford shuman was
Wonderfully eiatea when he :neara tina
Mr.. Crouser was going to move to Bax
ter. TIe thought that would mean a
least FIVE dollars per day to ilelp move
him.
The singing sclloo! at Marvin Chap
Ell is well attended and all are cor
diaiiy invited 70 attend.
Success and best wishes to the Yves
Virginian.
RURAL REUTER-.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17
TIT 0r=I-l
RIvEsvILLE R. F. D. NO. 2.

.# wv
Hello! Central, here we come with a
few notes from our quiet little town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Musgrave and Mr.. Jar
Wis Parker were guests Of Mr.. Luther
Michael one day last week.
Mr.. Theodore Moore, Of near Hoods,
Vile, was a business caller on. Min.
!ster's run Saturday hast.
Mr.. S. c, Straight, of this place.
was visiting his brother. Mr.. Smith
Straight. Of near Arncttsyllle. VINO is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. Jas. P. Morris was calling at
Baxter last Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17
i. Woolenhept Of Springfield:

Chicken Supper This Evening.
\ Everything is In readiness for the
chicken supper TO be held at the Red
Mems hall this evening BY the Indies
AID Society Of the Diamond Street
II. III; Church. "A large number OF tick
etsS have been sold and a good crowd
fsl expected. The tickets are being sold
at8 the small price Of! twenty-five cents.
ice cream and candy viii be for sale.
Supper Will be served by the ladies'
from five to ten o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

CIV Hosnital Notes.

4 z City Hospital Notes.
Miss Justis Is nursing at Grade, Pa.
Mrs Belle Rodgers Of Burners
RidgeEwas admitted yesterday for
Treatment.
W b. Woolenhept Of Springfield
Ohio was was d surgical casa admit
Thomas g. Race Of Jersey City was
admitted for surgical treatment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17
Liberal offer

THE MT. CITY DRUG co. AND HALL
DRUG co. GUARANTEE TO CURE
DYSPEPSlA-lF THEY FAIL, THE
MEDICINE COSTS NOTHING.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

This Is to be the best year for bust
ness in the history OF the world-but.
to the non.adyertiser, and the ine:a.
Client advertiser. It will seen about
Ink all other yeara
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17
Meetings Continue.

The revival services. in progre IS at
the Christian Chapel continue to grow
S4nsintse,rrepsft. There was one baptism at
the close Of the services last evening
Two persons Will be baptized this
evening at the close Of the sermon:
SEyanglist Moore deliyer:l an excel,
lent sermon last evening. Come AMI
hear him this evening at seyenthirty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

FIRST WARD war;
sFSE3HVCN0SlIFtLrS
G6-Wr1c


AllSthe boys in this ward under
Sthirteen years iot5 agt are requested to to
met al the Diamond Street NJ 3,
Church at Six o'clock Friday evening
stoSmarchs 10 the Willard Hall to form
q parade. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-17

To nnnuestionably prove to the peo'
rle Of Fairmont that Indigestion and
dyspepsia Is culuble and that ReSall
Dyspepsia Tablets will effect the cure,
We will furnish the medicine absolute.
y free IL It fails to give complete sat.
isiaction to any one giving tia trial.
The remarkable success Of Rexall
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Sas Wctter.

,Silr Wurplon6 mo Den Oiitrift
columbia belltc 5llncbmcno %beipolft
nno Observation-Disclosures ooerS d)nce !;
mlorgen FILTER; iriid,e norooitlid,e
! y0iiloe.
WiloeS Metter hcrrid)tc gcitcrlt in
baltimore; oic bDd,itc Semperoti,r
mar II 8rob itni } llhr Nudnlittogs
llno Die nieortgite 33 @rao Dor 6 lllr
WordenS.,
ST. Den nilberen Wln,bes @ettcr
9eobldtlnas Stotionen oeS Gan.
ocS lpuroci Die iolgenocn nieoriaitcn
Semperutltrcn ncr5eihnet: GaItporf
%, Vortlonb 1S, Bolton "a, Ilbanp
80, Meip-9ort 80. Ehilooclpbia 80,
Itldntic.Gi tp 36,, @nlhington "a, Gtor.
Jolt 40, &attcrus Is, Charlotte 3S.
Wilmington IA Gbarlcitpn 80. Sod
~lnlipillc So. Sipiter 70, Sen @eit 6S,
Ntlontu ~. Wontgomerp 81. glem
Orleans So, Eolcitinc 80. @olpcIton
~. Corpus Gbriiti 56, Wtcnnphia l6,
Cincinnati 81, Eitisburg -, Sslucs
90 81, @uifolo SO. Glepelonb 80. &c
troit 30. Ilpcra fl. M~nruuettc 10,
@recn Ban 10. Chicago -. Iulutb
IS. ct. Eall o. ct. Houia 30. aal1
inssGitp IS. Snlabo f., &ilron IS.
WiSnlord is. @illiiton ~-i6. SABRE
-26. Seleno 10. Salt 9atc Is,
Gcnper 2S. North Tlaitc 6, Soogc
Gitp 40, Imorino 81 uno Sos NnOc
les 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

getuiiienbafter GrfiiIIitns unierer
Bilihteu Gig roniiit-fattoliite Gbri.
Iten. Gieiss iol Die Sniiptfrage, 10
5u iagen oos 5l,nbamgut bes Ser
banoes iein.,
3rpeitcns, burbr Neubelebtng oett1s
id,er Sittcn uno @ebrant)e. Joni,
Sprad)e, 2%iterotur II. /. 10.
GrittcnS, Die poIitiide Srase. "a
ieoot, oieiel6e nid)t sar reetlmGBigen
Sagcsoronun9 fotilmen miro, io,t'
bern MIR Damn, ipetlu 70 uotbtpenoig
icin miro.
Gie @~riinonna bes gerbaubcS miro
cine itipere srbeit iciii. "a ieood
faHlmtlide Msftoren ser osiitiden
gforr-@ cnteinben oafiir lino, oaB Gin
folder &erbano 10 boIb, ais nloaIidl.
gesriinoct miro, 10 miro ms oaoucd,
ltnlcre Irbcit iebr erleidtcrt peroe1."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Bon See uno Saieu.

nWuin" gu Occult Eoint angelaust.
9radte 10 Gaiiiten- un6 SS3
3~tuiif,cnoedS Ealiogiere.-Serr
@ilbelm 2cbr inter Ben Nnge'
fonuenen.
@eaen 8 llbr geiteru &ormittag
Iangtc Der Horoocttide 2lopboams
pier .Main," ser am Mtittmpd) Mtt'
tag bon Ncp Dort obiltbr, bier on.
er brud,te 10 aaiiiteil- u1to sS3 3fpis
ihenoeds Eaiiagiere, iuelde inter
2eituna bes Stills gimpanoerungs'
Gommiiidrs Stunip gelanbet ipurs
ben. Hrr ctiua SO 3ipiihenbeder
nllroen aus acknowledgement @riinoc1
~porldufi1 feItaeboltcn. 9emcrfenS4
lpertb lit, baB icbr ipetlige Srauen I'm.
ter oen Gtnmanocrcrn luaren iino baB
Die Mciltcn Der Ingcfommeuen W1ns
ncr iuorell, oic sic Gereiuigten Staa.
ten pcrllcBell, oils Dor ctipa einenl
Sobr Die Tinou5friiiS ihren Ininng
nobn. llnter ben aaiiiten ; BAHIA
9icrcn beluno iidl eiit alter 9etonu-
ter, Serr @ilbclm 2cbr, bemt cs sipar
o'rouBcn iebr gut geiicI, Den ober
Die Scbnlud)t nod icincm anaben
bierber 5lriidiiibrtc. Serr 2cbr illbr
Dor cnpa ~ Sabre uud3 G%eutitlono
ltn0 bellld,te ilulGdit icinen Batter in
Iltcnitoot, SciicrL iolpic mebrerc
Ircunbc III ucridiebenen StGotcn,
luoroui or lid) III Berlin nieberIieB,
100 er 10 Monotc lang IN aiirihncr's
MISUNDERSTANDING OILS Heoattelr
tb1tia mar.
llcber oic Mciic bcridtct Scr ,lpcitc
Sfii5icr i. @oaeI: .GerlieBcn Gre.
men am 81. Sc5cmbcr, traieu in Scr
Norbiee nnO inl 1ural Nebel oa9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

ipInnen fofn, 1peuu lie iid) ser BIGGER
lat entleoigt. Gen Siibrcrn aber,
oencn es- in eritcr 2inie I'm Memter
i'ilo Madt gefeeen 1T, paBt Der Mei'
tllgnngspro5eB nibt, lino 10 iino lie
oli1 Den 8ebaufen perfallen, Die ma
tllrolilirten 0iirecr in ibren Gent
Slt Iteuet, inoem iie glarlbcn Dab aus
Spmpotbie fir fonrmcltoe ginipanbc'
rcr Die Naturalization 9iirgcr acgcll
oos ENHANCEMENT itimrncn merbcn.
Sn cller Scriammlung notltraliIirter
giirger, tuelhe oieier Gage itattionD,
tporen liebait NationaIitaten pertres
ten; iebod iparen ca 5urt nidt aee
ringcu SbeiI MGnncr, Die i'm 8iuls
oesoienit 9ftebell. &r. alircb 5.
Sduls mlroe gum Grdiibenicn scr
Organizations Die 0carilnoet marc,
crpublt ilnh Sr. ). <. @rcBorouid)
5ltnl Sefretdr.
Tie Sincolnfeicr.
Gle Sincolnfeicr, lpcldlc ON ~. sc.
brllor ltltcr beil Nltipi3icn ocs
"Scittid) /. Imeritnniihen Hincolns
Clubs" in Der n2pric-SuQc" itattiin.
ocn miro, peripridt cine bcocltenoe
affoirc 81 merbell, oo tic jc1lidJcn
politild)en Iuitrid)a c@ntbebrcn miro.
Icmofroten, mie McpublifonCr pcr.
Den onSll einaelaoenL mo GimluonOc-
rln1aa9 ornmiiiar SutiS I. @cis, Scr
&oriiBcr ocS arrangements Gomite's.
bot ocn @ouperneltr Grothcra criild)t,
bel Der Selcr Den @oriit III iiibren.
perr Mels nno Die @erren Sobn
&ronmiacr, Mnl. 4. grGninN uro
IlIonIo @plcdi pareu gciteru in
Wolbiuatpn, lln Hroncr pom llatio.
noler @corltuna iiir bic Scicr i'll cr.
lanaen. Sic ipiinid)tcu @ollpcrneur
Sobnlon Don Winneiota ais cilren Der
Heoner, ieood) bat er ibncn ourd) 8e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
: 11uier'Iu Gar Nbrenot. !

.-#if -~H#
Ger Gorbona ialIt! oaS Seicl lit
oll2,
llnbcimlih bunteI lutro'S in Sar3,
@on ionit Der @eiiou itiirmiid)
rauid,te,
40 ionIt ser 9eifau itilrnliid)
laitihte.
&n ieincm Spiele Log ia cine @elt,
Ser Mulro lit itirmm, scr @orbulg
idut.
Ger Munb lit lnlmm! ser Spiel,
mann ihpeiet
Scin Saitpt bot er I'M 600 9encigt;
Sein blisenb ailge lit gebrohenL
Ias beltibe Ser5 pom Rieil burd).
ltoten,
Die 9ismarf eide lit pom 9lib &C..
lolt
Gas Spicl lit ans. ser Gorbong iGlt.
0uS Spiel lit aus! tein flti crihoat,
SaS lestc @riiben lit perhnlt;
IS flingt mic fcrncS abenoIGiitpn
gllif 9reitcrn, bic bic @elt bcbeltcll,
llno EobcSitiQc hcrrid)t i'm gunSel1
Suus,
Ger Spiclmom rltbt, boa Spiel lit
ans.
limo lpclh cin Spicl! 10 rein, 10
ih0n!
ginlaoen0 5t Scr McnItbeit S0b'n.
@o bebre Wilien ms u%mihipcbcll,
@erfl0reno unicr Grbenlehcrl.
llno feline SclbenroIlc it)ien Cir
id)lpGr.
3o8 Spiel lit aus, Oh bit nid)t
ll1el1r.
I'll bit nid)t mebr. 8crnlonio's
Sohn!
Itcln Sieo crittrbt I'M 0Iu0eton
ltehcn mir an beS ,Sahrc$
Sdlpellc,
ga nabct ldJon oes StromcS @ene,
Sic rollid)t binolts, ms cilolos ticfe
Weer,
atetn Scrj crbeht, Oh bit niht mebr.
Nobr luobl, fabr mobl! ms trellnt
fcin GOO,
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