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Evening journal., 1910-04-18
WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of All,
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
or entire households. Hotels. restaurants,
Office fixtures, roll top desks, safes
pets sold or exchanged. second-hand
tools bought Good secondhand clothes
bought. Overcoats AM pants a speciality.
Club room chairs to hire
Phone, Deimarvia, RIO 23f3
CHARLES S. HURLOCK,
Ian7-tf. Seventh and Poplar SITS.
IUANTED-iOOO CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent, Sl.50 ard 5.
yer month. Both phones.
GEO. f. LANG CO.. 1905 Orange ST
Feh24-i
XKyANTED-OLD FEATHER BEDS
w pillows. holsters. and old-fashioned
furniture. Best cash prices. W-l0, Jour-
nal Once AnrlS-5s.
Evening journal., 1910-04-18
PUBLIC SALES
pUBLIC SALE

4 of a carload of Ohio Horses. VIII
sell at Fifth and Crosby streets. Chester.
Pa. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1910.
In the load Is one nice pair of Black
Horses. One nice Chestnut Sorrel Saddle
Mare, years old and broken to all har-
ness she Is a nice one. One Bay Mare 8
Years old Mr.. Wright says he thinks
she Is the finest he ever shipped he thinks
she can show forty gait pacing and
Evening journal., 1910-04-18

sALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ of Nenditnoni ENponas, TO me d.
rected, will be exposed to public sale.
at the Hotel I'm the village of stanton.
Mil Creek hundred, New Castle county.
Evening journal., 1910-04-18


SIiERIFF'S SAIE-BN VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Ievari Facias TO me directed.
VIII be exposed 10 public sale, az the
Court House, on Market street. he
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets I'm
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
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Getaway Day q, Marlboro.

BALTIMORE Md OCT l.. This va< &c,
away day AZ Marlboro and n large crowd
witnessed tho racing Rye straw a To
choice. and Duke Of BridRewA,er were the
only horace that rewarded the talent
The summarize
First Race STA and = hair fIrlonEs-Moltke
III Ouinlsni. 81 20 T. won Footpad. iep Faini
Z n ; secoud Court Lsdy. IN NindsYl. 4 20 l.
third Time. . IS Margaret, Tom cat and
Edwin also ran
second Race rNe furIongs Rye straw. III
tfalni. 90 a Won cherokee Rosr III fClementi
60 I. seeond. Nora fmms iO' Bell'. : TO !. ihird
Time. q: 5 HaNkike. ttrW God and Perihsiure
also
Third RACE Si snd hall igrlongs Black
nrsneh. ioN iNnspen . 20 7. Uon NJ IN GoodNi IN
10. Snlmons 20 !. second NeoskAiceA ia
Dell even money. third Tine. "A Croyden
George Field and ChariVaTt also ran
Fourth RAcr- one mile and sryentV Yards
Duke Of Bridges alter. 100 tWrispeni. S 20 I. won
DTacoola. 10 Bell. To !, second Vienna 10.
lQuinIanl. S-to J. third Time ! 81 IS PschAu
NIbnek and A9-onel also ran
F1fth Race Five furionGs Schnlrkelfrly iO5
tOuinlAnI IS 20 !. won Hate iO7 iCiementf
Z 10 l. second Mariner. ITO tFAlni \ 70 : third
Tine on. Jane Thorpe CoTking and Gems Hili
al@o
asth RscezFive and = hsr 'urlongs John
Aecms III Clement. 10 I. Won loyal Onys
III Leibcrti, tn D. second Dress Parade IL III
~ Dams. etoS. third Time. - 5 Haymarket
q nd Mon Ami also ran
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AFRO RECORD ON THE SLr.
barney OIdneId Puts One Over on Nmeri.
can Automobile Association.

RFADvILLE. Mass Oct ~ Barney Old
field put one over on the American Auto
mobile Association this afternoon when
although under suspension. he drove his
REM car around q mile track IN 81 Seconds
breaking the record for the ReadvilIa track
81 So seconds While OldneId's time will
no, stand on the records Of the as.or iaiion
10 zuniled with sat I-factio when he learned
that four stop watches had caught his
time A. 81 seconds or slightly under Ih.
meet under tho official sanction 81 the
national organization through some ar
rahRement made by Promoter Wellman
late Yesterday afternoon EarIy ~ tho
dav tho Raw state Association Withdrew
IT, support because m" nrsi sanction had
been suspended hut Wellman &C., busy
and fixed matters up.
Oldneld Was not expected 20 start to.
day. and he SAT IN the grand stand watch.
ing the events until nearly 3 o'cIock. when
he suddenly appeared on he track m ht-
htcr Putting On all speed. Oidneld fisw
pact the Judges stand. ignoring The rod
flag signal 20 leave the course and In Ias.
than n minute he sw~pt past again After
taking hts machine 20 tn, garage DIdnald
Ho@ued a signed statement IN which he said.
To win NV first hattie with the American
Automobile Association N the home 81 m.
president and with him on the track h one
Of the greatest victories % my life
came TO Boston determined 20 mn nv end
Of the contract. This 7 did despite the
omeiAl pronounosmsnt that I had been
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n volisy 80 lsfi and right sWtnss 30 ~
~ And head burns Na-to dared from ths
blow. hat he Sa.'huldinE on to he r0pss
stewart hsar the h.ll finally put him d0Ta
10 the mat for tho count u nine WIN 4
-tTa'ghf right handler 20 the law.
stewart vent a. hl- man IN ~ Anal
round add cent him half ~ay acrusz ths
rinx With a l~ft On the law. hurns ~.
vesk and srogEy and came bark Nth .
Wild swing on stewart. Jaw ms "a no.
seem 90 tsaxs The lu,-al man. TO- hg f.. 10
xepF up hf- cushing fRrttcz and Wa ha7n.
m~riug Burns AZ tho Tnal hell
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PARKWAY Entries.

James Sheylin'- fast black 'rotter Brad
lev will start In M" firSt matinee AZ PARKWAY
this afternoon IN the class \ trot aud will
meet Tony AlthoTn and King Edward
A similar class for -tdewheelerS has nv-
siAVter~, including Progo. S'rang Jr and
Netti- Direct from the stable ~ W T.
Nielsen The entries
Class u. rrotung Gideon. b g q Ihnsen:
Princess Kohl br Arna-on David n q
b g. & SeamAn. France- Neiruss u y, " ]
hoaeF
Clss- n, IrotunG Oakland Dirsct " bIk
Moncrief R1a Todd. br m. v ArnaaSn
Miss WHtle bib m. 2 g. SChlot'rrb~ck Orrin
G. q " M0srr
ClA.s 4. Pacing Proso. u Powers
Sane bin N. W " SuAng. " Grace Kefiy
Reid Anna Wilkes. b m. ". =. Nielsen
Sls.. A. Lro,hnS Tony sE.I Phillips.
B =; ". y. warden. Bradlsj MI G. Jane.
Class {. Trotung- Oakland T br n W
hAnan' Sadie y elk m. 8. @ lockwood Prince.
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II6 M mrs ~ n.
Han johnson satisfied Win Corrtdon's
ENplEnF ton 90 -. JoIr'~ BIngIrs.

90. 600. p,r - Iuhn corridor. the
recruit wn" played third rg-. FOR the ~
IpuI- browns u m" game % winch Larry
Isi .u.r uad" the siChi Bit- Which nave ~tnc,'
r"'u Hur-' ID" ned. to-day reported - Han
I'.u-uu vr"-Id"nr 81 %" american League
Ih' .puus player and m" Ieagu" pre-ident
H'rr .H ,ouf"r-n'" tor NOR" than an hour
.uI OF 30 conclusion Nan johnson -atd that
'p'runu rau explained everything -A'is-
loo. 'uf.I. foo MN
#r.a 81. '"uu"r. manager 81 the team also
ul.-'.i '. n" "a thIrago m m" morning
md '''. I'HT.us bis report ~ 10 expected
'.H. N iur'-nn will announce hi- rrpor,
OF fmt .INs-. |FtfIru
'nu"d 'urr.dnu 70 MIGHTY Intelligent
''..." |.J Hr EHH.f .pU- Young man zatd
". t '.-rr Nfi"r 'aIkIug ~ rim and
..EHt H|.F fUs '.'- IN" NN ono I am ,,nr
E'r..i 900. I.trVs iId not gr' them through
I.. ..r....HH.' nr fl' g,tf' - t0rrtdnu I
-'rI. n". -.I" u' report tf the press t
..f.. .". "EHr
"sr..r '1 f--Ir nv report after
% t"UT.p' .ufu". until then no aunotitr..
TH''' .Hr'"|H|rr hat stll - ion.. 90 the
70 .nr"H' .'' ,t-s fIlI 10 made
o. aH- represented To- Johnson fha' ono
OF the -"or"r- - m" gam" gave ~ lpi- nins
h.f-
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IRIsH q T. G. JCNIoRs soORE.
Vastly Nla q 4. a. Champasa.h,p. 81
Ne~ ov1ean.


NHw oNttsSs ~, A The irish Nnsri-
can NtAlssic club team TITS aftsrnsea Yea
ne iunios championship Of the Amateur
Athlete rnion. scogins 81 points rh@
Chtraso Athiseie club. watch nntshsd
se~ond scored hat ~
SecOud position In the summary had beea
figured foe the Illinois Artistic club team
Witch gave the other Aggregation from th@
wesasrn city . Nssd hsht but lost out By
one point The Nsw York q and No
hASk A. & each sSored Ave points
The IarEss' rsovd. according 20 Score
tary sullVan. hat has ever sen a iunior
championship VAS present rhs sam@-
ser- good. although the time In the track
events Sa- only mediocre. tho damp cour-,
a. re-Ilt - morning showers being re-
sponsihl.
events, when viii be contested to- morrow
afternoon.
one hundred men are working on the
tor record breaking performances, The
summaries
,s ~ .s'd g N gs' r 3, .! INN
s SH.shT 80; q :, A9,,aS1, hsooAys; ssrsed
ion Ward Nash Won ~ : Y. BelolL lrish
S :T.S xS Ss yS,S :cDe Fdsr, . M,
lri,h American \ q. New YORK third rins
ft,e M" buq Won BY rivs,E.ld. N.r
ihirt rme : rnlautss - ssrSsds '1""'
- Ward nash Won BY J. Archer, Irish
~ sscSnS u T.yi o.. rIlino,, % A ,si.s
Tine. - 5 seconds
% Ss e. 2s9s y sof Sal. s, s ,;s
.@ Ssf S' EH vy woT * SsnS arsss
. ~. N S ,tSSnd ,s,,a ' f Tulane rpvs
Riley. IriSh American 4 { Ns~ York upi.hr,i
third. but ~ss disqualified for running inside
RunninE Hlsh jump Won by ? y steven,
lr,h AmericNn View lors. feet inches
sccond so 2. Jones. PirninShAm \ {. 5 f-ci
aso Yard Run Won byw J Hayes. =, Gregory
= c philadelphia. HenTy Schssf, Irish American
10 TsrS 'E iss NV Hara.s WOO 's sg c,c,
Illinois {. chicago. " hursess. Illinois
SiI,ern Poand MANNER Throu Won by John
sS%1S. SlSssS poso fr' .scd nshe
A.. fnchss ConmAgere. Young Mems Gym
Si,e~n Pound sho, put Won by ; ] Hnlo,,
iSS IS PiSsSS,lieE. rss sTs" zee W. ~
ssaa sai's hrcad JUMP n' Won clifford
unsttarhed. Philadelphia. = feet A. inches j
OF $, AnIhonl BrooElyn ,hlrd. 9 FEET ., ines
American Ssv Won YSrs is t.s 'S 81 lne isa
{ Jordan. Illinois \ Z chicago second y
ieet T Ryan. Irish American \ e New YORK.
third. ~ feci nrhes
Pole Vault Won by. 2 SchTeth. Young
Men. Gymnasium cub. New Orleans. with nj
feet sla inches ?. SehobinEer. chicago 4 6
second. u feet inches Steneu George
Washington University. third ~ feet old
southern record 10 feet "a, inches
Turning Hop. step and lump Won by "
Finegan. Knights OF 81 Anthony Brooklyn. "a
feet y inch .. \. frAnck. unattached. St Louis
second Z, feet . inch Ryan Irish American
4 { New YORK. third, a. feet ~ inches
Throwing - Pound Weight Won BY T Ryan
Irish American 4. c, New Nork - feet /. inch
n sherman unattached Roston serond p
feet 10 inches. " l. Goodman. Birmingham \ G
thtrd. - feet ia inches
Discus Throw Won by Jim Duncan Mohawk
New York. ia rect inch. Gilbert Richie
Birmingham c. second. 10 'eet Al inches
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Runs fh.scs phia Nclnue,s ~ Amer
rAE- Milan ~frakrr. rtAhl NcBrcc Ftrst
49, o. error Al Americans. Left on bases
Ff'atrl nhiA. = Al hncrirans = F!rst hA.r on
sail, a. Morgan. o. Us CERT o. Johnson
>'r4rs out. ~ MORAN. .. b, ~ CERT O. rs tohr
-u- hfrr uA>~ u.' Alisa Tao hass hits
oub ~pcASr'. Irfnress aud BAksf stolen hsss,
orI. - lo."I' ,lAys livingstone and Rafr,
NJ ftir and Narl hi' hN pitcher uy Morgan
NHfr-rr Nl1 pi'Cn Johnson Q nrptfs IN
.-.~f G'n. list smr'r" uirecn time I
" Z ami p nLr--r.
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Al ,HEEl,,Ns PHILA =, L..
NsHt>GTuN Or' . lor ne fourth ron
~ ruyr tim" 'r~ 4" stars. managed nv Jlru
n tIrrr o. 20, defeated the PhlladeIphiA Attn
"f.~ Inc score Nas % A. amt show II about the
'IaitT merits - ne two Trans A. they plAyrt
'n 1al Johnson pltt he'd for the star. and krpt
m" seven rits tr a.lowri well scattered The
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INN; y, ,rSTrd " S, ~ 10 9a i,,

.Ea'tSi 90 Narsop IN ,hc riT ~ inn,rs
\ss } }S- %5d 2@""9 , /!
Run NrW lork y l. Do} 10 N.rra,
N~rsIr p~,fa N~v YORK. = / HcutphilI
cha" hni{h' Gsrcr'y 'lsur Two ns.r f''
DO. .fu Home IN D~,Iiu sacrifice lIis-
NsNr.- Roach >'oI~u hs-r psNorc fi-st ha-c
ON HrfnF Ncs bu.. y IT,. i'r>f hAsc on
Ns.. ~ Wits N'' b' pitcher By Nut>-
NI'.r-.I. O., Na-hop .~no1g-ss.. : pc,Iu
-.r.r. on 10 Wits ~ NaFnop. ct
on rA~~. Nrv or, \ o.. 3 NrN Norl y o..
pu.H.@ IIAJ- NHTnoI taVdrsr and has,
NrN COS ami Il~frrrf mpire IN chief Eiaus
:. L. tIrI m uir' hi"u y o.. Ilrlc. ho.r
an. ~ minute.
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pitcher Wood Refuse, to sign Win no,,oo

Bps1uN. Oyt ~ President TAYLOR O.
N" Boston AMERICAN League ,tIH AMI
Pitcher Zoe Nood parted Coupany TODAY.
" ood'- contract for tpii called for t...f. .
slash ia -niary and h~ personally 'f'si
hi objections this noon, refusing 20 -.sa
h.. uAnsr
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iH' VS.. street ~IIuon ~ rHs EyE~INo s--S
.rn'A.n, aI me rUanriAi meas snd the stock and
hH~' . .H'sfuns ~ ne sf.s-r - the market me
sing gg"'Nn0ns. including no nd and asked
Tr.. o.. "l'n additional news matter a~r ron
'ainei ai-7 10 the nigh ordiuon q Tar EvEStNo
SUS.-A4r.
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Pot" Ir"uuds. ~ = Io.da, I.4,
"Ns'h -'fr. gtHE'- So Iauscts. -..gF.
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EAsToN. Pa OCT ~ Footbau entnuai-
as's hereahout are all eXpectant over the
tomorrow Lafayette had an easy prae-
tee .this afterno0n. the nrVt letuD coSch
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H,>ovER. Y H O.t - The varsity
eleven men were put through only light
and short signal practice on alumni oval
a. ~ . ~, ~ ~ - n"rInlhs
on the -" 81 The Vermont game The
lineup ~ today practice includes all fhs
: Ns-a are Daley. right end Sherwin right
'sT ,S, m Fstnnm Tsh' guard r Ns:dhIm ar
iaGkie cotireil lei, rnd inssr-oii. Tusrtsr.
hack Mor~v. right halfhsCk BaTends. left
h alfhack, and q Hohan. fullbsrk
NtfeT IN" varsity had been sem M 10 the
gymnasium IN" coaching STAT put all their
I'm" on IN" second string men The sub
bennett. centre Lewis and Dodge ends
u Hohan, quarterback AL these men
vii bo on The Neld IN uniform. but viii not
play go morrow unlrzs an injury to one
,f The halfba"ks make- he work necessary.
The we~ks practice 81 the New York
niyer-tty football sIuad IN preparation /
or m. gam. with Williams to-day ended !
at night with a signal drill Ia The gym
Ia-iutn Ih" practice IN the afternoon
, a. devoted mo-rlE tG p~rferr,inE The for. ,
igh' "N"~pi FOR q little ~crimmaEe ~ the end J
vi -" first string men we're ou' and the I
,ra'ti.'' showed marked Improvement on !
n" game thu afternoon offers an excel.
"ut 'pfnrmnuv to New Workers 10 see tho !
huns IAN H. Judged 10y the comparison 81 7
."or~-. are well matched Prin"e,on de- /
Gated New lork ' niyerSiiy last SATURDAY.
% ~ 20. htls on the same dAv Harvard heal /
n Illtams - ~ tune ~ - too
N" team Sill linz 40 th,s afternoon the
Iarkay and HeuueherReT. guards brennan 4
md NsSelev, tackles IraN ford and wheeler
n tho back held
EAsToN, Pa OCT ~ Foothau entnuai-
Is'a hereahout are all eNpectant over the |
lafayette Princeton game on March Field |
o-moTrow Lafayette had an easy pTne-
bcO -thts afternoon, the nrvt letuD CoSch 4
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Young men ard raldens
~ down the flag s-'Ooned pavaiiion
Are floating through me ual'y or nythE
In froUc measures thrp Igh the sehoiusche:
ana giauring h''hrr
Th-ir fares Gisaw vIfh wondering pity
10 ,e~ me ranks Of .ober elders
surviving thus the long and distant
Loss 81 our twentiSs'
~ have survived hen.
Uirs' 10 our heAith. 80 ''II ~ nfty
tau fec ne thril Of iprI mornings
or music ~ great sOnsih
,a'. rrnrr astounding
~ car nar'r frUm 'hs>s sci hsnrhrs
Tho '-ou~ - or sons and ds Ehtcr,
zen In IrEu.A reel I'M, minR'~.
Nnd romplng isnc'eTS'
1sa 'h.s Is oil age
N1' - renlng 'n.ufs or rreasinE muscles.
Nnt nnHlns shrrvd 81 worldly wisdom.
Hu' fr~sher airs from nearer o~eans
Nirs 81 youths Fdea
~ suee'cr are ths1 these salt hvrep~s
Trst rain and free and hlt 'he senses
And unto thr~e scnTe years biow backward
doors Of spTiuSurs.
SAAAH n. cLsoHoaH.
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y = X Q. 1851

n this hand il played ~ n heart having
away N. Two spades II ~ not sure TO win
Nv anv means and IL worth only ~ points
But n tho club ~. and diamond JACK
are laid IN the ska' and small spade
IN led ~ will ha impossible 10 win n trek
n Their" are no tTumpN
This - called n nullo and is valur de-
r.nds ru Wha'her the chr'lE are laid on
th.. 'Hll" for the adverSarie- tn look ~
81 whether It - held up. II u - PLAYED
opHn - valIe ~ ~ POINTS nat but double
- ln-t n - ~ help up its value IN only
half 'Na' or p
Uh"r 'h"ra - a doubtful spot IN tho
null0 such ~ IN" continuation ~ seven
and ton. 10 - usual ~ hold u up 50 NJ not
dizrlu-' ~" vulnerable uoinf Tn" zen
NAV b., got ~ - or PLAYED on higher
ct,-d- 4 NJ. adversarics are notiawar" ~
their drSaiva7'aR"
A. =" whet her or not this new American
skaf - q rett"r game than the old on"
- IA - ~" bidding goes ~ IN not vet
fina 10 cav. hut as sOon ~ the Kidding
- ov~r the play ~ practically the same
and The experienced skat palyer viii md
ampl~ opportunity for the display OF all
his skill.
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So.fi~rs snuon.d ~ V-s,srn srwv rs.ts 81,
Noi th-rsslNrs To- feasi'ss - aaa' sessss ar~s
ehen called "a rssrafrR 'surs sHtsg~s
1sn ! ,isassi 80 ,as dsy so '-slsrs nav
o., utu. snoset ~aa, a 80
o., ssJfom dim tner- Z. mcT~ stunts IN ~
N de'rnf'n the 'sa sh,s sri Blue
lts Ni-ssy come here bisrJ ny shc-N huy
so-a- b~e'
Ru' u seems I ala .anried 90
rhsrs smother no. ioh tor th- soldier e~GoN
n- -,u., .n..-. ~ a'-~.n's r.If
I've assistsi me COOS snf I've rod thics hooN
"a >Fo-ln . hors- IN riGh' s'yis
I have ~rrIht-d iO~n ne stairs snd nave hrit
"a ne sWesrs
WNu- . srut m ssuSn~i srur
E4t ~ stIII ror- 20 le,rn Shsn 'Ns he forests
brn
I must IssNr % me hsrras, rporn gamss
: " smoss -atIn ros- and sn-sIi o,id. 70 caoEs
IN. soldier must Arh' 81 ne rGre~
: dead - vs.e ~ 90 . rot 'hs' me- rtH
~, been rued vim rev sorrow ~ niEht
I -st ~ Eiv-n Zach rror1 sor- AS that, n--
hoTn
And - NE that slgHrf papers - NEhtN
m ~ sWeepin ne streets ~ oaS walsn the beats
~ hsIrtn. A. rrnkin' the coz
Put hear ~ s'arn, stsp hArt nut % harn
am nclr sans hrrman nov
iurHrs CHaPAAN
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a-sse~n ue~@f-a ssartssss
ssss siat- - - sius asiss
~ s'->i . vs-s % aasis' t-~ga
90 10 nsn'@l sssif
WssI s-adsf 4ssees ssfs ct srs-a
n 80 sssy Isrsn
. ~saa-~~i .rsaaas y ~ita 80 's-ns
~ hgt'sTrY sat 'an
P.ssss. = Itu- assh eyed -ait
IA ssaFt~' 81 Fsy
'r - So ritz % pefrela5n
And ssaa 'Hs iv-toaG asY
Rut ne -or- 'a-~bsid - sa-paa~s
son ns~ -sst - ssr-sr
Wa dsouasi 20 Hsf- m. 49, -. paas
WEb' os-r In Ne~ Jsrssy
NfNNa 'aNtNa
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TIE GolA.a Harp. 81 B.s,,..

TIE Golden HaTps 81 BabvIss
A1o~n the wandering. ~ NE Wind
N long $50 how long 500
where Psl aad lshtar we're snshrlnef
uss heard their music = 'hros snd eo~
Wha' 'iH'e ne orwell slnN~'g ios
non ne hanging gardens >hoa-
'oi~tng tNs in,snc~ and ne vp~
Ire golden hNrps % lIa'yIon
Arf urcn 'h- s'ars shove we've aiaf
N-I th~ r-v NOON silver no4
md torches 'rss~f snf ro.e en'vlusd
ire dancers footed n ara ~.
~uI suU through s's- and roruco
TN-ir -ay- % lyric rapture won
i0ud 9lsud's froTr Inc high and los
me golden hsrrs ~ Haayinn'
i'as ne vAys ~ fate were bind
ne age. rome 'heagr-g
Whs-s proud pe'.hAy,ar ed ~ And
To desert sahd IN -tidles hiou
Soo,h 'her- are Only SHAFTS n .hou'
Pal~ s,lerc- mss her mantle srun
Th-ouGh fsacy only way ne know
The golden harp, ~ Babylon
Master. me seeds - sing " soW
rAs lords - fonfly nlay raan
one DAY ~'Ii f1-ils ae~r- 80 'horgh
The golden maps NJ Rahyion'
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