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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Mortgage Sale

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed will on saturday. the Dist day ui
Ortoher. 1914. between the hours fixed hy
law for the judicial sale of real estate eN-
pose for sale. TO the highest aud best bidder
for cash Ia hand. at the north front door OF
the court house, In the town OF PocahOntas
Randolph county. Arkansas. the following
described real estate. to-wlt;
Lot No. tw) O. block number thlrty-slN CB
Fast OF Broadway Street In the town OF 70.
cahOntas. Arkansis. aud lut number eighty
t>Ol In the town Of Maynard. Arkansas.
said sale being had aud made by me by
virtue Of a mortgage executed by Mrs. q. D.
Cate and Cornelius {. Cate. TO me on the sOtl
day OF April 1914, and which said mortgage is
now recorded at mortgage record. I. rage eO2
said mortgage being given to me to secure
an Indebtedness Of s5S! 20 and Interest. which
said Indebtedness Is now past due ana unpaid
IN witness whereof hereto set ms hand on
this. the 2ath day OF September, 1914.
George c. Brown. mortgage.
c. n. Henderson. Atty. for mortgage.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will bs
pleased 10 learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able 10 cure in all its stages. and that IN
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure ls the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
tprnally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
nature in doing It's work. The proprietora
have 90 much faith in Its curative pow
oTs that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address: +. J, CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o
sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice for Publication

Dopartma aut ~ the interior, Z. :. Land Office
a. LltfIr Rock, Arkansas, October 10, 1914,
Notice @, hereby given that Thomas T.
SlayiUn u. Rayrndcn Springs, Arkansas who
ON OrtoIarF ~ 1914, made Homestead Entry
No. O5a'G fur NW4 sT'.. section %, Town,
has hlrh notice ~ Intention 10 make three
year prpof 10 establish rlalm 10 the land
abOyr dosorlhrd. before County Clerl, Ernest
T. Harrison. a. PocahuutaN Arkansas, on the
- day uf November lpll.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses: William &,
Ilancy. Jasper Eellct. william Grimes. all Of
Raycuden springs, james =. English ~ Nad-
Kin, Arkansas. lNu. W. Allen,
sit, Register,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice OF Sale OF Land
In the Randolph Chancery Court.
J. 4. Gates ct al.

J. 4. Gates ct al.
Petitioners eN paFte
1. Dee Mock. Commissioner In the above
entitled cause, hereby give notice that In
pursuance OF the authority and direction
contained In decree OF the Randolph Chan
ery court rendered at its September 1914
term wherein !. =. Gates and others we're
plaintiffs ey parte. for sale partition OF the
herein after described lands, I will offer for
sale within the hours prescribed by law Tor
judicial sales on the
7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1914
at the north front door OF the Court house
In Pocahontas. Randolph County. Arkansas
the following lands In Randolph County.
Arkansas, TO wit
West one half NV Z Section -. township
Is N. K. Fast (eNcept acres la the North.
west corner OF said eighty - acres. more or
less.
TERMS or SALE-Salc to he made on q
credit uf three months: the purchaser To
give note for purchase price with personal
security to be- approved by said commission.
or. said ncte to bear interest at the rate of
10 per cent until paid. and lien 10 be- re-.
tained on said land Co secure the payment
OF the purchase money.
Given under my hand and seal Of this
court, this 9Th day Of October, 1914.
DEE MOCK.
Commissioner In Chaucery
j. !. Lewis and W. l.. Pope.
AttN>. Tor petitioners.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice Of appointment of Administrator

Notice {, hereby given that letters ot ad-
minlstratlon on the estate OF Beno Licbhaber
deceased. were granted to the undersigned,
dated the fifteenth day OF October. 1914. by
the probate court OF Randolph county hrk-
aBsas. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them, pro-
perly authenticated for allowance. 10 the ad-
minlstralor. within six months after the date
Of the said letters, or they may DE precluded
frsm any benefit In said estate: aud II such
claims be not so exhibited within one year
from the date Of said letters they shall he
forever barred and precluded from ang bene'
III from said estate. October 18th. 1914. 70
cahontas, Arkansas.
Beno Liebhaber. administrator OF g
Estate Of Beno Liebhsber. deceased
Campbell Pore 4 Spikes.
AttorneyS for Administrator sbi.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice for Publication

Department ~ the interior. &. : Land of.
fee at Little Rock. Arkansas, September
:. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that John T. Schulz
Of Ravcnden Springs. Arkansas. who. on No.
yembcr Is, 1872 made homestead entry. No
O5aGi.tor 50 Swh NEii Swif and Nwrf SEi1
Sec. ~, Township % y" Range aw.. 5th prin.
cipaI MERIDIAN, has filed notice of Intention
10 make three year proof to establish claim
to the land above described. bcroru COUNTY
Clerk. at rocahontas. Arkansas. on the I,l
dag Of October. loIl
Claimcnl names a. witnesses: j. u. krl
lett. Of Nad,in. Arkansas. ! Il. Marriott
W. T." English. Joe KeIlc,tr ~ Ravcndrr
springs, Arkansas. Inu. ". Allen.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
SENATOR CLARKE
PLEADS FOR SOUTII
ArkaRSan Makes lmpaSSlOned Appeal
Tor Aid in Relieving Cotton
Situation.

Washington, Oct. - Senator
Clarke OF Arkansas, in urging re-,
lief of cotton growers aud the in.
definite postpouement oi the passage
of war revenue measures in the seu.
ate, Saturday said lac was too fully
aware OF the magnitude OF the
calamity which has fallen upon peo'
Pile IN Arkansas, for him to permit
any chance TO pass that might pos.
sibly he utilized for their relief.
"When tins particular bill passes
from the jurisdiction of the senate"
he declared, "the last hope of any.
thing like definite and adequate re-
lief must be forever abandoned.
am not willing to be a party affirm
atively to bringing about any such
situation.
al am ia favor OF the government
paying its Obligations, but / also
am IN favor of the government dis.
charging all of its obligations. 81
81 am not only M favor of the
government discharging its obliga
tions to the promisouous lot of liza
bilities that thus additional $780,
900, 900 Is to be raised to pay, but
| am IN favor of this government,
and this administration, having
brought to their attention the fact
that there is an obligation more
binding and more comprehensive
than that, and one that comes near.
er to humanity than any Of these
other merely pecuniary obligations.
Both my colleague aud myself
are determined that we must repre-
sent people of Arkansas as we un.
derstand their wants and as they
would, represent themselves If here
and could concrete their voice into
single expression.
"ThIs Is no mere parade occasion;
it is a serious, momentus situation
and il affects the welfare Of 10000.
600 people. The calamity has come
upon them from a source that they
did not create and they cannot con-
troll by exercise of any powers sub.
iect to their local and individual
control.
alt Is a national aud international
question and a most serious one, in
volylng human rights, and | am
willing, yes, | feel 1t to be my
duty, to part company with many
of my political brethren; because |
know that / am impressed to a de.
gree that they are not, with the
duty of this hour, that requires that
this particular bill shall be put m
the condition where we may con.
slider the general question again and
give to a people, entitled to it, the
right which they earned when they
entered into membership in this
great republic"
Senator Robinson had hoped to
Join with Senator Clarke in the
fight for cotton legislation, but was
too i'll to risk a trip to the capitol.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice for Publication

Departmental Interior. 4. :. Land ONCE at
Little Rock Arkansas. October 10, 1914.
Notice iS hereby given that Autway c.
Harrison of Nadkln. Arkansas, who. on Aug.
u. 1911, made Homestead Entry No. OiaG for
M NEif Sec. Is, and SHSEtl- Sec. = Town.
ship2O y. Range W. jth principal meridian.
has filed notice Of intention 10 make three
year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before County Clerk Ernest
r. Harrison. at PocahOntas. Arkansas on
the 20 day OF November 1914.
Claimant names us witnesses: Dan Bennet.
j. y. Owen. J"T Collins. all OF Nadkiu. Ark.
and Wesley James OF Raveuden Springs. Ark.
INO. W. ALLEN,
~. Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior. q :. Land Of
fee at Little Rock, Arkansas. Ortohrr ~.
lN4.
Notice is hereby given that Gcoryc Nc
Fam. OF Wirth. Arkansas, who. ON MAY lG
1910. made Homectead Entry. No. OG77O. tor
NWA NEA. Section u. Township q n.
Range 4W.. 5th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention 10 make Three year
Proof &" establish claim to the land aboyp
described before County CIork Randolph
County, Ernest T. Harrison. at Poclhonta,
Arkansas, on the 2lst day of November. Ipi4
Claimant names a> witnesses: H. Il. Rob
erts, George James, Of wirth. Arkansas.
JET Greeks, of Myrtle. Missouri. Elijah
Jones oI Wlrth. Arkansas.
lNO. W, ALLEN,
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice Tor Publication

Department ot thu lnlruor 4, $, Land
uHcr OF Lltllu Rurk. Arkansas, urtohcr,
lu. IulI
NulIry , hereby given that Rice RaldrIdEc,
Of Nadk.u. Arkansas who, on October g, IoOa,
made Homestead Entry, M 0i,3i, Tor NJ
NwR uuu w. NER. section Is, Township
20 y. Ra' W. @ W, Mh Principal Meridian.
ha, Bled tutIcc 'ut intention to make i've
year praaI 20 establish claim 60 the land
ahoye d,.,rHbeda before Clerk Of Randolph
County Ernest T., Harrison, az Pucahontas,
Arlausa,. uu the s:ad day Of November.
1914
Claimant names a. witnesses Thomas
smith. CHarlr, knight, william Taylor, hut
Ter Tyne ull o' Nadkln. Arkansas.
JNu, W, ALLEN,
RcgiNteE
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice Tor PnhiICatlon

Department OF the Interior. 4. :. Land Office
at Little Rock, Arkansas. october 10. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that ROLAND K. II.
ley OF Myrtle. Missouri. who, on August. 2G
1910. made Homestead Entry. No. O8j2a NEli
Section a. Township GIN Range 3 W. jtl
Principal Meridian has filed notice Of intcn-
ton to make three years proof, to establish
claim to the land described. before County
Clcrl, Randolph County Ernest r. Harrison
at pocahOntaS. Arkansas. on the - day OF
November. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: :. =. Scott,
W G. nance. T.. 5. Ament, Elias England. all
Of Myrtle. Mo.
IOuN W. ALLEN,
s5t, Register,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Notice for Publication

Department or the Interior. a. :. Lard Of
dce at Little Rock Arkansas October TO-
1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Elijah Jones,
OF wirth. Arkansas. who, on November 2i'
1907. made Homestead Entry, No. G's@' Tor
swJ4 SWH Section Il. and M NWh' section
20. Township q ~. Range W. jth Principal
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention to
make Five year proof. to establish claim to
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Warning Order

Ellen T.. Nance. Plaintiff:
"
Frank Nance, Defendant.
I'm Circuit court. Randolph county. Arkansas.
The defendant, Frank Nance l. warned
20 appear In this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Ellen
f. Nance Dee Mock.
oct TO- 1914 Circuit CLERK.
!. Mulloy. Il. u. Eagiin
plaintin's Attv &c.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30

rrr ara rTn,u uuarrIru. r.0ar y.m
uIrr.. Im.rI 20 Harrison. ur Iu"ah".iaa
ArIarrar. 5000 tHp auIH dos uI NnErmH"r Nil
claimant uamun aa HiIuwH.r. h l,, N"n..
..I-. arHfHe Inml. ufNIrfn Nraansar i'H
ur.ra- uf M1uIr, Missouri. uuusrr 80. Me
rauu. nf W.rIn ArHaHaas.
INO. ". ALLrN
ItrEIrtrT.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF
ARKANSAS,


SAANH ~ h-AAs
tFIlr-llNG- -E-I Re rates on two
or more Tine diTrrentinl lime car
luudsn
To All Raiiroa.s and shippers In the
state Of ArkAnHAsi
DE and legal notice having been Civ
en- covered hy Notice NJ. Ba2l. that the
Railroad Commission uf Arkansas would
on Monday. August 10. 1914. take up
and consider the 1bnye petition.
on that date. after a fun heasluE,
both the shippers and the carriers being
present. by their representatives and
the Commission having been wei aud
sun 'lently advised. aud the matter TAX
~n under adNlsemruts
lt is on this day ordered that Item
No. 1919 Of Stgudard Freight Distance
TariT No, ,, Ia 10 FAR as the differential
to apply for shipments moving over two
OF more lines Of railways vanceling the
present difer-ntisl Of ; cents per 100
pounds. and lu lieu of that difierential
carriers parties TO standard Freight Dis.
taucs Tariff No. . are hereby ordered
TO protect On shipments moving over two
or more lines Of railway, a dirferential
OF ~ per cent per io0 pounds
This order 60 become effective OCto-
her 80 1914. aud remain in fun fort =
and effect until further order OF this
Commission.
~ order or the Railroad Commission
OF Arkansas
ERNEST TIPToN. Secretary.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. Oct IL. 1914.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
WARNING Order

In chaucery court, Randolph county. Ark.
ansa~.
Ira l.. Jackson. plainilr.
Envic Jackson. defendant
Tho defendant. Envie Jackson. is warned
10 appear In this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plalntIa
Ira l.. Jackson. Dated October inh. 1913
i. Mulloy
Attorney Tor plainMf Dee Mock
," Clerk
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
RAILROAD COMMISSION or
ARKAtJBAs.
nFdar Mo RIA
OIdsT 30. d 3 I

vile =IIMG-W- Re rates uu news
paper auxiliary, patent iusldes news
paper supplements containing reading
matter fur Illustrations aud reading
matter plates or plates illustrating
reading matter.l
TO All Express Companies and All ship
psrs In the State Of ArkansasI
Due and legal notice having been Civ
sl. covered by Notice No. B1t, that the
tailrnal Commission OF Arkansas would.
"a Friday. september 4, 1910, take up
1ad consider the above petition.
on that date. after fun hearing. bntu
f-s shippers and the express companies
nsing present by their representatives,
tnd the Commission having been we'll
md sufficiently advised aud the matter
aken under adyisement
n f. on this day ordered that IN lieu
- inst class. Item No. % page ~, or
s-iAl Express Classification No, %, iu
80 far Rs Arkansas State trafiir II vour
srned. that sscond-class rates, ~ att
-boriHed in Arkansas u. G. No. ., be ap-
glied.
This order 20 become effective Orto-
bsr 20. 1874. aud remain Ia full force
tnd eject until further order or ths
By order Of the Railroad Commits, lon
- Arkansas.
ERNEST TIPTON Secretary.
Little Rock, Ark, oct a. 1914
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Cures Old Sores. Other Remedies Won, Cue.

The worst cases, no matter Of how long sta nding
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's hutiseptic Healing oil. II relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 2Sc. SOc. 81 %
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Warning Order

In the !. T.. Court. Dcmun Township, Ran.
dolph County. Arkansas.
Randolph County BANK. Plaintln
:, Recdy. T. &. Black. i. ". shannon and
G. .. shannon, defendants.
jas. W. Lusk. W. c. Nixon and ". q. BID
die Receivers OF -. Louis ard san Francisco
Ry Co, Garnishces.
The defendant. :. Reedy. a nonresident uf
the state ot Arkansas {, herrby warned 10
appear In this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff herein.
Randolph County Bank This septt mber q.
l9A. !. a. Douglass.
Justice OF the Peace
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
Only One "BROMO OUININE''

To get the genuine, call for full name, I.AXA-
TIVE BROMO QUtNINE Look fol signature Of
r. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in one Day. Stops
cough and headache, and works of cold. 2Sc,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-30
SAILROAD COMMISSION oF ARKAN-

order No. B-26.
Netlre No. 5oT5.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-23

New York.-My, oh my! The New
York stage door Johnnies are having
one fierce time these days!
No, it's not the war, nor the high
cost of loving that's making their
campaign lives one endless existence
of trouble and worry and fret.
For once they have a job man
sized job, it is, too. They have to-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-23

Pick up a Berry!
That's it-pick a Berry. To you
and US that may seem easy enough,
this picking a berry; it's only when
you spell it with a big "Bp that the
job looks big.
And such BeFTys three sof 'em-
a regular measure, of ttriplets, Sara
and Julia and Anna!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

liner Mtht btrbuuhdn6iei. Funl BIZ
Itds 1tile oufutiIsu lam
DIR ale 4n1liht. I0gtss uHb
attnoElelbst p~trlptnbtt mon aan
un0 GdnmmuHtIin tn Wltuet. bic
ais 6alsnudt, unitrt MtrmttdIs, ais
Sa6ots, Gidus unb dbnli4ss ben
ansua ptrlhousru. 3offtibdIbdrmsI
psrboln6noiat man b%tiIpilspdls
bonn Gllboatn an NIT elmer Jismiid
snasn 9inmanfheltt. btrsn Ober'
fldds NIT idmaIsn 9ii1polanis OO,t
1lnrhf6en bonig btosdl IN. Der
4oIsauHidnilt nir0 In bsrItIttR
MeiIs stfint. llnltre MsrmtIitiIs
aus fad iHstlrauIttm gsiosnmuTts
lin, bic um 6onbgtlsnt In siutH bon
sintm JitmIi6 brtitsn 6ammsibdHo
atbdIisnsn Sptbsnpolani %ausIaufsu,
Isbr boIt, iogsuanute tosiaOisr,nos
5dbotS aus s,Itidism Yin, sdn5s
9luisnporotritilt aus lbersinanOtr'
9sftkt.n Idmalsn 9iinpoldnis ODER
1iariiihsR 5ulammsnasiistt unO
tbenIo ipit Die bprber e~rlpobnten
@arnisrungsn 70 GsFertigt. oaB Te
gum Rsinigsn uuo bdufisen DtdTtIn
leitt abgtnommsn unb tpie6sr duIgss
Iebt ipsrOsn ionntr, gsboren In bic
Ies @sbist.
bon ben cbtn erlpdbntsn Gops'
toitiimsn bringsn mir In unItr,n
b,utigtn 9iIo,rn siuiee hlbIdt qro'
ben. Mon itriigt ie iopobl aus
StibenFoff,n iris ous fdmigIumsn
Wo[tngepsbtn on. GrItere tignsn
iih an btIten fit Die gersi6te Gurm,
pdbrenb 9u9' unO WoasnRoIis ods
pirtunesbolitt Bacterial fir Die ob,n
alatttn, isbr runo gsihnittsntn Gor'
men fno. 9ds Original unIsrss En-
fen Bibles Gis. u bsftanO aus ma
rineblautm 9ritotes3 Diagonal, einsm
iptiftn, idrGsseripptsn BOnsnss'
luebt. Der flotts, born offsns Mldrs
ceautrossu Idbt Tid aud nit bunt.
geitreiftem Sammst bethlehem unb
NIT f6nnr3sr SrsFs umranoeu, sbsns
10 ME Der tubsnranb oes Gapss anO
Die isiosnssfittsrts paFe, Die Ta
born gu Srdssrn bsrldngsrt. 9isIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

mad getporOs fin, 0a bat mid bic
SOnn in Den gals gei6ohns IN t4
ben aud ieBt eriat uusfunne, odB i'd
gang Hobs gu en- grOBe 2ebf gelege
ben; es ID { Munner, ooB i9 nit
ensi gefalle iinb. Wie id guide, febn
i'd E Boot borbeipGbie In oens ben i4
bas 6eiiein gsiofpe; ie ben for mid
geitdppt I'm i'd fin nit iis gefabre.
sc ben E 2sngpitf4 getubtt no id
aud nit BEN unnsritebn Tonne, penn
i'd aud 10 ebdut einige fifelsifisrte
2engntti9 table fam. Mer fin for
Die Idngit 3ett sefabre, INNER Hobs
gu ben G6obr IN uff einnaI ben i9
sbbes geb0rt, 6aS bat mid 70 gut
fiible mode, baB i4 an IiebIte aus
ben Boot eraus setIdumpt I'm 70 bod
in Die 2uft geti9umpt mar, ooB ih
Die Gbni4els BAIT tpiiIele bore tDnne.
9ente &c MIR emaG. i9 ben geb6rt
lpie bon E gauge Gait Yiebels bic
Waht am Rbett geIllnge Is iporoe!
lin Ell tell iub, bas bat dtptper gut
gu mid gefaunb! Mit Re an BEN
S9luB tomme fin, od BEN i6 nit
Iatter Stimm mitgsiunse: 2ieb @at,
tetldnb tdnnIt rubig fetn! I'm bonn
fin mid Die belle SrGne aus meme
Quge geIaufe.
81 tell jub, ipenn mer 70 in oie
WiloerniB bpde Oubt lin bon ale
Menidbett abseI9IoHe is I'M 70 tpas
tie ipie en- 8erbannter fiibte bubt I'm
mer bort Damn auf einmal bas berrs
li6e Qie6 ote Mo9t am Hbein finge,
Damn muB mer en- gang unssbilOster
tpffer &erl nit E SerS pie en- Ssiger
Iein, tpenn ner od nit getotIdt tperb
I'm fi6 ptboer aIs en- MlenT9 fiihIe
bubt. bann is mer ipiperbaupt tein
MenI4 un mer 0ubt nit mebr bsr0ies
ne, ais bob mer en- Rad I'm Den
6als eebunne triegt IN in ben OBJ
Iden getporfe perO. @ds nod fpsis
ter gebdppeno is, oos foIle sc aus
mein nd6Ite 8rief erfdhre
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

trie is, mo mir ieIig tddeIe f0nne I'm
bitabs es 10 iebt Der Steil, INNER
mebr 2on0 gu grabIde IN ba ben i4
als siern Sing mstn Meito oufgss
ma9t 6aB mir ielles 2dnb NIT all
feline pappiulebi4en tddeIe poIls,
Die &neit14en Is, tpie nter ss aus
fanse folle. 0as sinSige mas 5u
oubn is, beltebt ga brin, 0uB i'd bin
sebn IN nit ole 5elleri9 E 80rtde
reO6e; ipenn i9 es nit Fertig brins
&c, bann t6nnt Sbr es treie, aippsr
iobiel iag ih, ben miTe mer bas
2dr0 I'M oas is all @s mar mid
am IiebIte, fpenn bu mid in en- 9obt
binnemme I'M oann reitetpea piooer
reOubr fdbrft. Wler mtfe es 70
mode, SAB teiner BON unfere piebels
antetf6e oubt, fonit IL dIIes berIore,
@enn mein plan fudSebfuII is, Damn
mad i'd bid gu mein Ropdl gubts
bidd dts c Rieparb.
Sell bat ibn getideIt nie aIles.
Mer ben aeriet, bah ner beut 9ladt
Den Sripp made tpollte lin 10 Is
es aud gel9e6n. Tiff 5Gno I'M Sieb
FIN mer aus oen admp fortgetrdbIt
lin gum Slid bat uns aud niemanO
geno5tibt. Mie mer an ben annere
S9obr TONNE i'm, ba ben i1 geiagt,
er fOIl ieBt 70 fdnelI ME en- Suub
gau3t made. DAB er fort fam, uno
Ipll nit ebnoer niooertpmme, dls Bis
er bon mid c Sein trieqe bebt, nell
lin uuf bas @ein ga bat CT c LANCE
3eit partt f6nne.
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lin i'd ssIaufe pie en- 9srI9 IN ipenn
i'd Sbns iage, Dap i9 tn mel sau5es
Gene nod nit 10 felt seldufe fin,
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