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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
SGliilr.BaId9yi1 q

i 4 sinEpIarIy SeaItifdl s6d, aifnpres..
siYs Haffsake sRaS 81 diteInhi2ea Wsd.
nesdass., X, cDEcs 30. Dc. the home Or die
brides paSents. Mr.. and MRS. Henry
sssss;f;;ssss..i. Ralliiss as.is ssssy 9A,atE hs
came the bride sof Mr.. William Man.
ming Baldwin. Rev. Connolly. pastor
Of the bride. performed the ceremony,
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with GIL the flowers of the holiday
season. Mistletoe, holly and Christmas
boliB predominated. The bride was
beautifully and becomingly dressed In
q lovely dress OF white messeline elab-
oyately. trimmed In lace and satin rib
hon.
{ After { 1gratulations a delicious
supper was. served by Mrs. Foster
Harper and Mrs. Eugene Smith.
Miss Smith was @ charming young
woman or the Tony Creek section,
being very actively associated In the
church and society circles. !.
Mr.. Baldwin is q prominent young
business man of Simpsonville, having
g host oe friends both In business and
Social circles. Ffs4';S.te .ifg1 ~ :
!. Oh Tharsday following u most
bQHntifa,i' reception was given at, the
parents. pf the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
j., W, Baldwin, at Sinpsonviile. 20. =
&, The many ffiendss of Mr.. ardS Mrs.
Baldwin wish for them d happy Jour
ney through life. 100 b
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: URGE STATEWIDE LAW.
Marlboro, Citizens are for Prohibition
We - Bill. -. U5If'>

5ENNETTSviLLE, Jan. T. The
State Senator, j. II. Evans, and the
three representatives., +. B. p Peg
ues, ID. l.. McLaurin and J.,W. Le-
Gr9nd. called a meeting yesterday OF
citizens Of Marlboro county for the
purpose Of hearing any SUGGESTION
that anyone. might desire to make aB
to the action or the delegation in the
general assembly soon to convene.
Several questions were presented and
discussed.
The delegation by resolutions was
requested to support q State ,,rohi-
eition act, and in the event thai such
an act could not be passed, to support
the measure looking towards a refer
endum on the prohibition question.
This was unanimously passed.
resolution was offered request
Ing the delegation to vote for the re-
peal OF the cotton acreage law. After
discussion this motion was laid on the
table. : .7T.t~e'
Another resolution was offered by
Don MCQUEEN requesting the deleEaL
ton to vote against any aptr0Drif,-
ton FOR, the enlargement and extetil
sion Of any Of the States institutions.
This resolution was also tabled; %
An, ,addiu resolution was unai,l
mSosly hassedS providing for all ab-
poiptment ut two delegaates from isaeh
township to conf fsr witt the 'Fepf ssefi-
tattves In regard TO- ~ Dad law. !.
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PLANS FOR PACKING
PLANT At ANDERSON
ARE BEING DRAWN FOR THE
CHAMBER OF coMAaERcE'S
INFORMATION
MAY BUILD ONE
Of Sufficient LivS Stock e. Pro.
duecd Heseabout Plant May
BE Established.
Y BUILD ONE
MAY

The Chamber Of Commerce is in
receipt OF communication from
Packers Architectural G. Engineering
company, engineers designing pack
Ing plants, abattoirs, cold storages
and industrial plants, with offices in
Chicago. stating that work is pro-
gressinv nicely on drawing for a $780,
600 packing plant for Anderson. This
does not mean. however that Il ia a
cut and dried fact that such a pack
ing plant Is to be erected here right
away. The Chamber of Commerce de-
sires these plans as information only.
for the present.
IL fs not improbable that IL the rails.
Ing Of live stock in this section OF
the country continues to increase
during the next three Of four yss.a
like the Industry has within, the past
three or four years there will be sum.
ctent live stock within radius of
$50 miles of this city to warrant the
erection here of a small packing
plant. If this, turns out to be the
case it is likely that the chamber of
commerce will undertake the promo
tton4 Of such an enterprise. g.. -
3. A,bJacobson OF Wisconsin has
written the chamber of commerce that
ne VIII likely be in this city during the
month or March for the purpose Of dis
cussing with local people the pros
poets for o packing pant at this
place.
For the past several months the
chamber OF commerce has been col
lecting data with reference to the
amount OF live stock being. raised
within radius Of $50 miles OF An
derson, the prospects, for the indus.
try being increased. freight rates
from various points within this
radius, etc. This data, i is stated
VIII be OF value to the chamber oi
commerce In the event the packing
plant proposition Ia over taken up.
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LAURENS PRISONER
SUFFERS FROM HURT
John WIN Smiths Wound May Prove
Fatal-Declines to Discuss iden.

LAUREEj. Jan. Tit has develop
ed that the wound John Will Smith
received yesterday at the hands or q
posse Sof eRs- ptifAninG him as the
ellie eged bb0l OF b country store lin
Dlals lgnahiD b De ID nore aeri0ua stiiar
At flrtit indicated HIS condition q to-
ntght ie scritl aud q his phyaicians
state there II iesY little chance for his
rsecyefy. !. The pfisouer was taken 10
the hon hpitpi tast might and asi exafail
nesiop sof s1ha Vclind reyeaiS Cd ! the fact
that the hulk q entered the lower part
OF the spinal column and puncttlred
the bowels in several places. N5th-
ing further as to his identity mas de-
veloped, us he declines now to dis
cuss the subject -
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saaisaas llssg Tepsy SssIs yeur tlRl
Nm IAaa ellsasl ald Dsisaf
.i.A lIssa YeE sl.k.

4 Eistan q mel Take no more sicls,
.enine salivhting caianael when bilious or
eonrtlpated. Don't lose days wcflsi
Galonisl lie mercury OF quioksilver
which causes necrosis Of The bones.
Cs.onlel, Hhsa it eosnsa into Sontsat
With eaar bile erashea into It, bnsaiSins
st up. This i when you feel that 6wfal
aiAh as.a aall =. -
liver + torpid sssd bowels iconst ttsa I'd
or yoii hays hen6aeh6. sIixzinsas. Mated
tongue. II tteafh+is bad as esNns - ssosir
iues take q spo6afni Of haynless Dod.
sca,s Liver Tone q. ny guarantee
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.CAlQlAIEE:gg IS MERCURY II SlCgENS
ACTS ON LIVER LIKE MANTLE

8 Here's my susfantee- Ca to any dr,sSa
'atore and get s 50eent hos&le 81 Doas
e9n's Liver Tone. Take 4 pspnfai To-
night and II it DOESN'T straiahten Sou
right up ard make y6a feei, siine ard
Vigorous BY nloTuingi 1 SAINT 7pu e. 10
back 70 tie store and yet your money,
Dodson's Liver Tone is aestfuyiax tie
sale Of ealofnel bscaupe IL Ii real liver
aaedicine; entirely yeget able, therefore IT.
can not sAliyate OF make you sick. 3
guarantee that one npo0 0niui OF Dols
aoA,e Liver Tone viii PVT your sinRgiSh
liver 10 work and clean xon4 bowels Of
that sbur bile ard cons f5bat6d s waste
which lie cleg Ing sYouf sykselil &Md max.
ing yeu geel r1ieeraAls I Gifaf6sf66 thas
keeP yosit egtifs family frelEnf fife for
1nent tks Give e to spzr eAjsdfene Fs. Il.
hstsniess acsslst efire esld they Ike sSs.
rlaasnnf tnslp Z
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WHEN HEAE4ACHY
TAKE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWEL S
Tonight! Clean your bowels and
end headaches, colds,
e ta.:,z, sour stomach.
Get. "a io.oent box. now.

0oE ~ luscent Doxs now. 81, -.,c.
. 'fclI,reEt bilious! N Z: You d have a
throbbing sensation IN your, head; 3
bad taste in yopr mouth, your eyes
PnrEs syour skin Is yellow, with darl
rtagsr under your eyeBs your, lips are
parched, n No rWsnder you,i feel ugly
near and tnstempereds Your system
tgt;fnihrog bile mot spropefly passed
OF and what yousn need Is "a cleansing
up dnstdeot Don't continue, being "a
phtousl nuisance 10 yourself aud those
Rho lows yeu,G Gsnd don't resort 10
harah pliysics that ,irritate, and injure.
Remember that most disorders of the
stomach. fitvsrl and bowels are cureA
ny i5Fn:ag with gentle, thorough
CagcaretH--they worn while you sleep.
a 1o.cent box from your druggist win
keep your liver and bowels clear |;
stomach sweet. and your head clear
for months. Children love to take
Cascarets. because they taste good
and never gripe or sicken.
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i.TN' - 49, 3s ~
Bad das.s:Neg7eO. 3
~ S.dJi ny fala soiI. oE C.,rIr,o,,
kecovd'ion, Arsists UshsFed ia Pe-
iiSs cSare foF' Flourishing
Weapon,
MEfnLr

Though the Hight ( kofptiiasias q
FSo%psSa ss ss ldses aotsSk Sa1f9Es g
general. all-round bad -"nigger" when
the sgairs CO sh;s world 20 contrary
to hi8 mpeds and rlifile, uli &is feei-
ings. .2Thomhson fave e. splendid ex.
hibition Of his ability along this line
about three o'clock yesterday morn
ing, when he proceeded 70 clean out
tha domicile In which he resides of, ali
occupants but himself And the
means he used In undertaking this
task, loud swearing and the flourish
ing OF pistol. Is what got him I'm
trouble. He was tried before Re
corder Russell at noon yesterday In
two cases. one for carrying q con-
csaled weanon and the other disordeF-
" conduct. He was convicted o5 k,,z,,
charges and for the first offense an
fined S.. -. "Ss
Sanford is well known character
about the streets. along which ha
squats and 6queezes out, ,plaintiva
oarpins from an old eccordian. WheH
fhompson ogqt rough yesterday morn
ing soine one In. the neiRhborho ooA
qeaSe;it; TO the police station, 4, and
|Spread; the alar1n. Priratas Rrov,S
sna sa.a,ca Clamp n snnyereds the :call and
wnsEs : shs D ne .continnath ce to make ; s,his
hgoqa., alsc;a =. si.r,, "a ,.gi.,, ~ =. T,
- THIS is not Is the ,flfst timsa,, na .tSst 81
iMnsictAnn Thompson has gotten Sin,s Mn
self, se,, s,s inse trouble on Isccosst os hia
tonunees for .wee.pons.r sas,a..si
yesrs ago he was catapaulted beSora
tne bar. OF Justice in the police a se.,ure
on charges OF carrying conceaias
weapons. where he was foresS ! *
make an investment OF cash IN the -
interests OF the city. ,'s.- - !. .''e =
Sne James Richardson was hanla6
before the recorder also yesterdaS MA Su'se se
SSaarses OF loud swearinr. .rssS
James put . muffler on his ssou .s.s,s @ =
ne, ne probably s would have gotten oit
Se he ,nn.. n,s maulgence In profanity, but
cut-o'-t wide open. he was ssss.sss - sas
the amount OF IS. N-s aSsssaea
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This Pc caliar sEora.l.

.nis is Q peculiar world. s,be n
ssruggling Tor justice ana !. ss,. z =. : y y
hseing from it. one mar - tsiS 49,; 8. u !
build a'iouss. and another moth + 4 sssns srs,lo g
IL 81 ~ ~ ,n'A ,Sss less than cost. 20 SSf
~ - - is One man Is s9siding Sil
80, 80 !noaeys he can make In tsIrifS (
@ % 9 theatre aud sending hsr dow
ssss. -. WIN the hopo OF making her liis
,s. Wniips his psiehber Is arsnSsn
49,. as eoid ne bosSeases III setfi =
e.yorees s, ose man escapes al Sc
sl,s 1,ssssss that neeh Is hsit 20 ana ssfs
ai.ssu on . railroad. Anotha escsnss
Win e scratch and dies v,it6 ~
Whoopine cough, One ird1A nfE 6Sia us ~
his creditors and goes trayeiinr. NJ ~
smother pays on ais debts and stays \ ist ~
home. Lobsteaafse. AZ - : 81 a
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Wyatl.Da6gs ! yEedAinG.

( Wednesday, JalltAIy 8, 1916, .
beautiful home wedding was eoiem-
,se4 et the country home OF the
brides parents. Nfr. and Mrs. ,. III.
Carpenter. when their daughter. Mlsa
vadn Wyatt and tff Dewitt Boggs
Of PendiefoE were happily married at
twelve o'clock. y H
'S AZ Miss Eora Mesr4tt at the plano
struck The lShofti5 i0f stsie .Neadihe
March, the bridal paFay 3secende<a the
bread stairway. First came Afiss
Mary Rogers viii Mr.. "A. Sitton.
They were felloyfe by Eiies Desste
Newton with sSr. Y. II Hen dfsehs.
Then, the bride aud gf6cpA following
marched 10 the peDtse oR thG bpaGioua
Aell, and there mn sr q E1ssitS Eisli
spapendas from 4 white ana ereeu
IeEeb. ntanelns on & rus sent Srpn1
Ithe SaBceH SleiasSfss ~ tho baide's
si1ciS. LSut. Ca7s{df. II. G.. Rsahassi.
aon. Rev. d. w. tfl0kt n "a ilabFes-
r.se ceremony pt6no nouncsl them hus.
bAad ana ysises 81 :. &,
Ininea aiatsly AFTER Abe esrenony I
reception Wae GsseH. S;
N the dining seI:1a ana baflers the
sRnee color schenaes exssn aei white
was used. q
s sssst sssssssst she fTAfs sdii - 1aEsi;ies ana .
IfeW friends we're inSiles.. x7ih bride
and groozn LETT; for ne nroomss fath.
eE'e. kr. ChsFiie HoE8s the eoiiom.
80 Nssk. y 4. ~ 3 *
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why HAIR FALLS OUT

I Dandruff causes feyeriBh irrita-
tton OF the scalp. the hair roots
shrink, loosen and then the hair
comes out fast. To stop falling hair
at once and rid the scalp OF every
particle OF dandrufi, get o 25-cent
bottle OF DanderiRe at any drug store.
pour o little In your hand and rub
we'll into the scalp. After asfew ap.
plicadons all dandraff disappears ane
the hair stops coming out.sl
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HOW 10 CUHEF A La GRIPPE
~ e',r is'lsaa. N0Ncark lle0.I. -. 8

"Congha that hang on" demand
treRtmsat. Stop ind l. think! Reason
Fanasccmmpaas sense tell you that it 10
folly to ..srin and bear it.6 Those
racking ie grippe, coughs that wrench
the body and cause sorenesg and
pains In the lungs yield more quickly
90 Foley'e Honey end Tar than TO any
other treatment. Forty years. record
OF successes proves this. For
coughs. colds, Group and other dis
treasing aiImsnts OF throat, chest,
lungs, 1arynx and bronchial tubes, you
can and nothing that will compare
with this reliable remedy. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy. q; \ IS t5.i -
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M'LAURIN THINKS
CAN FINANCE CROP
Senator Tells Instance Of Bank
Taking siz Months Pepper on
Cotton Fer Re.Discoune.

Senator McLaurin, in the extra ses-
sion Of tho Legislature, said In q speech
70 the Senate that under the heR cur
rencys Jaw agftculturai paper, with
State warehouse receipts as q iSoliat-
ersl, would be distouilteti By the fsdl
cral reserve bank Id Rfchfn6tid. fof
SIX 41onlhg and could be renewed R0f
another six5 months. and that EhSfs
Was aInple power, f,foush this can.
uel. 70, provide fupds to flnaace tfiS
entire cotton crop. III d public staiS.
Itent made p fSer a lttip'to WaShington.
Tor the purpose of eonferring with the
tederal reserve hoard, he .ri;iideF an
anhlysis Cf this section Or the act and
said thft II was tHhp TO the banks .
He called upoh the hassS &c ssTas
up5n y definite course IN THIS -sssf,,s.;s
directing thei: intention to the fact
that the central board at Wa ,f,ingtoh,
II necessary. could accept such paper
without the Endorsement Of member
bank. II this were doae, discounts of
this character OF payer would not
90 charged up against the capital
stock OF the bank.
Senator McLaurin- said yesterday
that there were two distinct classes
OF paper having separate channels,
one not exceeding four months, and
limited to 10 Per cent OF the capital
stock and surplus, this being the
terms OF the act: the other is not
limited In any way by the act itself,
put under regulation OF the board,
they limit II to 25 per cent OF the
capital stock, but say that this limit
Will be increased from time to time
as condit itions may demand. -,
.'I do. not know that aiS cf this
six months paper has beeb presented
except as hereinafter stated" said
Senator Mel Laarin yesterday. slcyery
banker that ! appFoached insistSd that
ns snss eSald only Rspale alE the four months
East weski,i drafted a lfSt4n oftga
note which would show, aii provided
by the terms OF the currency law, that
Il was Tor agricultural purposes, here.
tofore used 2in the fbroductson OF the
cotton enumerated IN the receipt, .
continued Senator McLaurin. "The
pote was drawn for $500 and there
were l3 bales OF low grade cotton
enumerated in the State warehouse re.
ceept witch we estimated meant 4
cents o pound, middIing easis. The
note was given to the People,s Nat
tonRl bank In this city. which very
Kindly consented tomake the sransac.
ton. II was sent forward, in the ord.
mary course OF business, without a
word OF explanation, aud in the same
way the money was placed to the
credit Of the Peoples National bank.
and by It transferred 70 che man
who owned the State warehouse re-
II am making fliis public to show
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WhiliFsr Annyha,iy of7srs % give
sc eonethin9 f.r naNfhfns er ana.e-
thing fr lsss than ssss worth. or more
f'r snihStiiins thin tie worth, don't
take amy chances. Yell fsr q noIies
man Dissertations bT Mr. Doclsy.
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"oidiS anu- Otner IaIlleQ branches. .
o. E. Jordan Of Williamson was
among the visitors Id the city yester-
day. ' -
j. N. Poole OF the county was in the
city yesterday for short while.
j. Mack Babb OF GreenvilIe was n
visitor In the city yesterday. Mr..
Rabb is we'll known here. He ia
singer OF considerable ability and
will be remembered as a member of
the quartette which recently gave a
concert at the home OF Judge and Mrs.
W. F. Cox for the benefit of the Bel
gian Christmas fun. Mr.. Babb Is as
sociated with J. e. Shrine. mill en-
giheer.
McHardy Mauldin of Greenvil,e
spent Thursday night end Friday ia
the city With friends. M Mauldin is
connected with the J. e. Shrine en-
cheering 'buslhess Of Gfeehstile.
''" <---'. .esf '"4.. ~
Alex, Rose, Of Greenville was in the
city Yesterday on business. Mr.. Rose
Is head or one OF the debartments Of.
n ise G..s :: 3; Shrine tsnsineering business
- - =. ts':..s, : =. G.;
J. Z, Holder Of Starr was among
the visitors In the city yesterday
]. T. Bolt OF Centeryille was In the
city yesterday for a short while.
Hon. w. H. Glenn was among those
In the city yesterday.
Pat o'Neai of the Felton's Bridge
section was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Watson. who
were recently married in Georgia.
were visiting in the city yesterday.
]. H. Opt Of waiiiainston was in the
city yesterday on. business. ~
miss Lois. jackson Of Iva was among
the Visitors IN the city yesterday. ~
gE. q. Eyaans pfPsnaleton was among
the Visitors u shs tas city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. rauI Pruitt OF the
seuasx e Wsfe among s '9.gsi ths visitors here
= 5sts; .4slssl ss.ss,ii. .;agoIg. ~ ~
shFt, and Hrs. Sam Anderson Of Iva
wsfs s,s N the city YESTERDAY fE v,,t. for short
'3.2i soe tl-f-A.1-:L EiDt& 81 ipl
,R. 2, Sutherland OF Mount Carmel
has accepted a position with ths Bro
GEE mills oS this city. ~ '''' = .,Ai''s
Sam jackson OF IVA was In the city
yesterday sof Q, short while. sns
II. Fl Doyle Of pl}HS county was
among the Visitors u the city yester-:
day,
s. N. Brown OF .Centervilie was
among the visitors in the city ysster-
day.
Ed McAlister OF Pelzer was in the
city yesterday for g ahort while.
8. ". Garter OF iIopewell was in the
9. J. Fisher Of Level Land, Abbe-
Vile County. was IN the city yester-
day for A. 4 short fs yhils.s ~. ns
!, H, NJ. Gas ;ison OF Denver was in the
city ysststaAz r. fes as1fss shest while. aalessa,
q &c vas " r essa shs
city sfsstsssfadaS SEE " osaa.sis ass a. 10 Hy .ss l.
- -. -
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y. u 3ealseHeld. Sri. 6f Ansreyfils
wns among the .siGiiors Ia the citS
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c. II. McIain or the eounlv ~ : I, !,
ttiisa city yesterday. /. 8 6 4 S
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PERSONAL

j. e. Shrine. head of the J. z. Sir
rine engineering business OF Green
allle and ex-president OF the Green
vile Chamber Of Commerce, was in
the city yesterday on business. Mr..
Sir<ine Is one Of the most widely
known engineers In the southeastern
States and his business covers States
from Virginia to Texas. Mill engin-
eering Is his speciality though his i'm
mense business includes architecture.
steam engineering, electrical engin-
cersng and other allied branches.
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o. E. Jordan OF Williamson was
among the visitors Id the city yester-
day. -
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j. N. Poole OF the county was In the
city yesterday for a short while.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

nur fur5 I'M maleriid selegentn Raps
persipiI am 3iirider Gee, pns burh
iein anitbnlihes .poIniI4ts Natios
lldlmuftnm@ btfdnnt III. 6ier' battle
ih eins intereTdnte untsrrtbuns nit
sinem liebensipiirbissn itngen poltr,
Der ieoOh beSiisiiG Der bon prenbsn
3u beipilligsnben &on5sHionen an bas
idIsunisIt tpisbtr kr,uitslItnbs Ro'
nisrsi@ pOler bic unsldublidienGor.
berungen ftelIte. Gs 5og mid 5uriid
ins BoieIer lanb; unb an Der Grens
5s sHtsans, tsm SanonsR6onfsr ndh
singsn meine Spa5iersange. Ginsr Der
l4oniten fiibrie mid auf bic gbris
idona, efne UliTions3Dslinss
neben Der ein biibfdes Gaitbaus iiebt.
glbsr nidt bic berrlihe Mlpendusift
bon ba obn bate mid aslodt, ionbern
bic Grenas. bic iibsr ben ileinsn Berg
fiibrt, elm 3tpiesefprGd nit Der
freunblihen Sdipsi,sr Grsnspafe,
Der Bid alif bic siniss bunoert Wes
ter peiter am maib.sranb aelagerien
beuiid.n 2anbitiirmsr unb iibsr iis
bintpsa ipeit in bic leimaib bin.in.
llnb ME mid bort obtn Der auno.
nenbonner Iaut mabnte. 10 folgte or
mir iiberaa bin, Oh i'd Den Rbein tnts
lang ipa5ieren sing unb Der Iodenbeu
Sait isiner norSipdrts itr6mtnbsn
sglutkn na6blidte, Oh ih duf Der
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bon Der Sonne bsidisnene irieblite
gdIel por mir Iieeen fab. cbtr Oh i'd
In ounsl.r Rdft, porbei m Wargdres
t.npari, gum bodsel.senen air9lein
ct. Wdrsar,ten piIssrte unb nit
pon8aieIern boSSpiel &c,
S6einlperfer betradtete, bic BON ben
@psefsn bsrl.uhteten. Der Donnet
Der @efdiise ri.f, Dsutf6lanb rt.f.
bag S.imipeb ipurbe srob unb i'd
folst. isiner Stimme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

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