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Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Cabbages.

Mr.. c. Brannos, of Milford, n. H., q
gentleman just commencing farming,
writes to ask how he shall make up for the
loss of = bed Of cabbage plants which
were destroyed by the little black nea bee
tie. Ifyou designed for = crop of very
early csbbages, Of course the loss can
hardly be fully made up, although it 10 not
too late yet to SOW seed for = winter crop.
Plants may be SET till the middle of July.
II is probable shat good plants may be OBJ
tained somewhere In your vicinity, II not,
they are plenty in Boston, st shout . dol
lar huadred for good plants. They win
be cheaper later in the season. The 6es
beetle only Injuries the cabbage while In
the seed baf. II they eaa be kept OF tin
the second leaves get to growing, there
will be no more trouble from that insect
Air Stacked lime, dry ashes, and probably
either Of the artificial fertilizers. guano.
&C.. iu small quantities, busted over the
plants, would be repuisive to the insect,
and help to keep them of. He further
writes that be has ploughed an acre for
this crop. asd applied four cords sf ma
nure, and would IKE to know II guano
can be used 70 make up the deficiency. and
how much should be applied. We would
prefer ten or Twelve cords Of good manure
for an acre of cabbages. Guano may be
used, but it must be applied with care, or
1t will destroy the sesds. provided It 10
It nsy be mixed with more ma
nure and put in the hill. Cabbages will
,se up q large amount Of rich manure II
hey can get it, and the most proatable
,rop. are such as gst the manure.-[N. E.
farmer.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

We. The Albion Cliff Is the best silver
edged for bedding. In the Bronze class,
Moor, Harold and Reiu Victoria, dwarf,
are the best. The best scarlets are Orbi.
culatum. COleshili, Gen. Grant. Kiuxcrsft,
Leonidas and Sir John Moor. For darker
shades Of scarlet, Douglas Pierson Ard
wellington are good. Crystal Palace Gen
10 the best golden-leaved. The best pink
geraniums are May Queen and Master
Christine.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
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poitrp.
A Dutchman's Experience in Planting
Squashes.

A shtory viii dell you now,
Apout some leedle dings.
Vat blxnped in mine garten,
70 early in der sphring.
bavs den dollar for manure,
An sphade i'm in der grount;
An den tigs zum leedle oies,
An blands dem all nEOunt.
An den waits for dem to crow,
Cndil gott 20 matt;
dink tigs dem up again
To re II dey vas pad.
Mine wife she salt, shoust Wait syile,
gez dey vas all rite;
An boor a leedle varter on,
boo tree dimes ut night.
pyed a leedle sbringle bot.
An vet dem efry night;
Ven py an py, zum leedle leaf,
Dey cooms right up in zite.
vas 70 glad ash coutp pc,
Dat hat not peen sheeted.
gals mine yriends 10 ze der zite;
An den goes an directed.
Mine vriend, Sho Schmit, vot kpet der peer,
Zays he, "shoust get Zum ashes,
An boot dem on der leafs and grount,
IF YOU egspect yum squashes."
An Won mine yrients. he zays TO me:
Shack. sbringle rount zum bepper,
To kill der pugs vat eats der leafs
OR Zulfer, vich is peter.
Anodder weller zays TO me:
Shack boot yum screens rite over
or pugs will est dem NJ 10 quick,
showt ash kow dag glover.
Vat schall do, / ask mine wife,
II bugs dey cum an eats 'ems
Py shinks.. know schust vat do;
takes mine gum an school EN-.
got der dngs mine vriends did zzy,
Der zulfer an der bepper;
Der ashes an der yinder screens;
An den | yeels mouch peter.
De blants dey crow 20 VERY vast
wash 70 mouch telighted;
Undil vount won't lot Of pugs,
With he'd an wings all sdriped.
Mine wife. zays she, ..Shack shoust YOU dry
Zum goot Schumacher Shinger;
Dat makes dem shump and runs away,
! pets mine lectle yinger.
nows vat gind of sduff dat vas;
Won dey ! dook swsller
II purni mine droat 20 VERY pad
shoust shump round an holler.
gott the shinger and prush.
An den der leafs washes;
Now I'll dry yonce more, zays |.
To have i'll OF squashes.
Der other blauts de pugs eat up.
Put dish Won. dey won't douch i'm.
gez. zavs /. dat ish all rite.
An I'll not have 10 vach i'm.
De pugs dey come an gets Won dAste,
An stumbled ash il il shmarted;
An den dey dry 10 CRAWL away,
Put died pefore dey started.
Veil. Nv en- py Won squash IL crows
NY Il vos shoust pig Won.
dell mine wife dat we must send
Il TO der nexibition.
yount der man vot gept der schow
He tole ure gould pring i'm;
10 home l vent to get der squash,
Put vount yum Weller sh.ole i'm.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

THz BEsr 0sRAMu,Gs.-In the Report
for 1873 Of the Massachusetts, Hor ticulturai
Society. il given the following list Of the
best garauiums for esasral bedding psr-
poses:
The bee. Golden Thcolor y Ars. fo!-
lock; ths 61vG Trissleu ars - deas ves-
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

CORN FoppER.-Al diary men every
where, who are couduc'i ing the dairy
business on frst-rate corn-lands, where
they can grow corn and feed II 70 cows
for much less than they can grow and iced
grass, are doing just whA, would do un-
der like circumstances; and with these
diarymeu take no issue, however much
may pity ther cows. But there Is large
class OF diarymen who insist upon grow
Ing corn for cows On first-class grass
lands, where grass can be grown and fed
at less cost than corn, aud It's value as
food for the COW Is much greater. Yet
these men do this year after year. even
without ever knowing the cost Of an scre
Of sowed corn, the cost Of feeding it. or it .
value as food in comparison with the bes {
grasses. With this class of dairymen do
tsks issss, end regret that their cows can
not speak with mans voice 10 their ow ners
as Balaam's ass rebuked the madnesS VI
the blind prophet. do not undery alus
sowed coru - Summer or Winter fosd for
cows, but know good grass Is better.
have grown aud fee more sowed corn than
very many who advocate IL rs food for
the COW, and should have been growing
and feeding il now II my cows had not
known more Of It's value than did. t-Har-
ris Lewis, in New York Tribune.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

WHY PoTAToKs Run OuT.-A New
York farmer is quoted rs saying
| Some one asks why II is that potatoes so
soon run out. There are two grand rea-
sons. There are but few potatoes In a
bill that are fit for seed. Some are over
| grown, coarse, rank, and will not ira
init the original quality; others are under.
grown, and not fully developed seed. A
potato OF medium size. perfect in all its
parts, with change Of ground. will pro-
| duce its like, dd infHis3m. Oae other rea.
500. cutting potatoes between stem and
seed end continually, is wrong. 1t re-
quires the stem and seed end to make per-
feet seed. Ifcut, cut lsagthwise. Single
eyes will run out any potatoes. There is
no other seed that will bear mutiiation
like the potato: the only wonder Is that
1t does not run out completely"
SOH FOR CULrURx.-Nost nOwerss
il not all, succeed best in well-rotted ma.
nure which shoul q be thoroughly mixed
with the soil. Such . soil, thus prepared.
will not become hard or baked, but will
become loose and porous. 1t will not on
ly afford the email aud teader plants
chance for existence, but Il will enable
them to perfect themselves with vigor
and beauty. II your garden b composed
Of stih, heavy soil, . good dressing Of
sand and manure will assist It wonderful.
y In the way Of plant developement; and
some Of the most delicate plants, that
would not ssoceed 1t all In ssch soil, In
It's unimpsovsd eosdition. will, alter ssch
PREPARATION. flourish in ths nsst satisfac.
tory manner. A heavy coll - greatly
benefited BY. being roughly spAded up ia
The fail and remaining in that condition
through the Winter. In all cases before
sowing the seed, it is Of the utmost i'm
portance that the soil should be thorough
ly pulverized. This important particular
should not be overlooked.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

THE GREAT RINMEDY FOR
Consumption
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
OF over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED bY
SETH v. F0WLE + Sons, Boston, Mass.
And soid BY Drusyists and Dealers generally.
sowivA
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

Part;e' deairi.g L*ssra~es., will
fsd Il soAlir edsestegs, to make
sppliest;ss Al this Agency. Long
4spsrse"ee, RoMptaess. s.d Fs.r
Dealing, Asse tlss ~. ssti.fed all
epP!icasts, and As same qsslit;es
sssH eeslssss = 6s skS,sste ~. 1.ia
z1oss sissi.g lkssvsses ss sp-
ply o. sevsts.S. GIss sss;is., ! e. a. d
pesse u . PsrsssAs @jssag ag;s~. II I
Ulsweeth. Jaa. 9otA, 1874. a'7
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

Every year increases the populari-
" OF this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the onl y reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by lis tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs it stimulates and nourishcs
the glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. a. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, saws,
The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes
Sold BY all Druggists, ard Dealers in Medicines
Price Ono Dollar
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Billions, Remittent and Inter

mittent feYerS, which are so prcya-
lent in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri.
Illinois. Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkau-
sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Graudc
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, savannah. Ro-
anoke, James. and many others, wua
their vast tributaries, throughout or
entire country during the Summer all.
Autumn, and remarkably so during Sea
SOILS OF unusual heat and dryuess, alc
invariably accompanied by extensive de-
Engagements Of the stomach and liver.
and other abdominal vIsccra In tua Is
treatment, 4 purgativc. cXcrt.nI pYr.
criul influence upon these various or-
gans, is essentially necessary .Ihc.~
is no cathartic for the purpose cqua, &.
pE !. WALKERS VINEGAR Bur-G-
as they Will speedily remove the Ge.-
ro.or"d vlscid matter with winch .
bowels are loaded, AZ the sam '.ar
stimulating the secreuous Of the ..y..
AMI generally restoring the Ucutu.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Scrofula. or Kings Evil. WI.

Nwc.iags Ulcers. Eryspelas. Swcl!cl Nee,
G"tre Scrotu!ous InAanmauous. iaIrie
IaAammauous Mcrcunal Affections. O.
Sores Erupuous of the SKIN, Sore Eye. c-.
Ia .ae,e. as IA all other cUusiItutluua. l.
et-"-. WALkERs VINEGAR EirTERS lave
shown their great curative powers ii t.e
,.-L.t .LH-. a..l L.-L..t m. !. .---..
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs
Ti5htncss Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sou,
Eructatols Of the Stomach, Bad T.s.e
!" The Mouth, Bilious Attacks, paip.ta-
ta,,on Of the Heart, Inflammation Of FL.
Lungs. Pam III the region Of the h.
ncys and hundred other painful synp-
toms, are tile onsprinEs Of Dyspcps
one battle will prove better guarantee
Of MS merits than lengthy advertise
tsa,-..f
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
For Infiammat0ry and Chronic

rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Rem
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Disease III
tie Blood Liver, Kidneys aud I.aa-y-
these b!tters have no equal Such i. cases
aye caused bv Yitiatcd + ood.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
For Skin Diseases. Erup,.oos. IT,.

tc7 salt Rhcum, Blotches, Spot. Pwr
PJ.to.ea Dolls. Carbuncles, Rag-wp-...
Sca.J head. Sore Eycs. Err,.ge.4s l-..
Ncnrts piacoloration3 Of the skin U.t
and Diseases ot the Skin Of whateves a,-.e
or nature, are literally dag up aaI ,s....
"Hi of the system IL short time by tie ..a
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

according TO directions, and remain lJa.
unwel, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Mechanical Diseases.-Persons cs

gagged IN Paints and Minerals, such H.,
Plumber Typc-setters Guld-beaters, a
Minor, a. they advance in he, arc e .
t. paralysis Of the Bowels TO gin
Hsa.a-. thIs. take dose Of WALkEks : .-.
EnAE IIIrrEas nrnn-.LlnnLL..
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18

Dr. j. walkers CaI11Ofnla VIM
egar Bitters arc purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of CalifOr-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thercfrom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Blr-
TERSf" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
perfect Renovator and lnyigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of tho world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to- They
are o gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tho Liver and visceral Organs IL Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DR.. WALKER's
VINEGAR BITrERs are Aperent, Dlaphoret!c,
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedatlve, Counter Irritant Sudorhc, Alterar
tive. and Ana- Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VIM
EGAE BIrTERS the most wonderful In
vlE,TtHt that ever sustained tho sinking
system
No Person can take these BitterS
according 10 directions, and remain long
unwe.l, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Pin. Tape, and other Worms.

lurking IN the system OF so many thousands.
ar rt!ectnaily destroyed and removed ~
stem o.. medicine, no vegmitUves 40 an
'"r.m#tlcs viii Tree the system from wor.
E,. ~ ..-- / f.rrs
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
Fortify the body against disease
dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head

~ pIHiyluE al rs iuIls WItA NINIGAE
BlrrfEs. No epidemic can take io,d
of J sEstem TINS fnre-lrtnnl
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-18
No Person can take these Bit,

EGAE BlrTERS the most wonderful Il
vlEpgaHt that ever sustained tho siuha
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Obio Gaiieniretsllo.

I@emib bate. i'd aud meiue ebIe Mutter
oaour9 ni6t betrilben tucEleH tuenn .ieh
|ni6t uor Nuem an @ott, an Sehls gb.is
| itus, an eas goanselium gsbaAt bdtte.
:: SIR aas 3eitlitbe, Dag i@ai,fgab, fano
LID Grftattuns in meinem @eiDtIIsn unb
IN ocn @naoeumitteln Der @eIieion, i'd
tpar rnbis unb snfrieben; bel 0en 5atras
menten ,uar i'd bon beg @laubeng uuo
;Bertrouenss anf Soft. Riemals 'ueroe
i@ pie eeiitlide Wonne perselIeu. :. Die
Der 9err mir i9enfte. nahbem i6 sun,
eriten Mal rneiue Siinoen sebeiatet, Die
Mblolution erbaltcn unb oas Mbenomobl
eenoinmen bate. Rein Serr in mir, i'd
III ,meinem S1ersn%!!' Das mar Elm Sag
bimmIilder GeitIibfeit !,,no, nod bieiem
fasnen oubese dbnli9e feitlibe Sage fit
Fteine Seele. 50 babe fiir 0ietes, fir
ilnenoli9 gieles @ott III oansen. 9aunit
ou, lnein Qeier, nil, baju belfe,,! .Mtle
Gnsel lnb Nuser,pdblte Wottes I'M 9im+
mel mosen ben 6errn mebr preiIsn, als
i'd auf groen permag. J.. as5 @f.2
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Sabe inner baS Sers, sic Babrbeit au ie~
gen unb Mabrbcit ansuborcn, aud bonn, tpenn
oieic Wabrbeit bart 1T uisb ben. Snnerftes err
,i9iittcrt. z. e. T -a a3s. 5!& .$:a.$Eas*
@eIbanseleasnbeiten pirte,l ii, Oer iJrsu;bS
fdaft oft aufoicnb urb aerforeno. .sS.s.5S -
tMa6e bir nid)t. ben ltm9aua nit. befrsnnbs-
ten 1@erionen. 70 gum @cbirfnih,s oab RI Hainit,
cbnc fie burd1aus uidlt lebe,, III terrcn.. ptrns
bielmebr Wiles entbsbren. .-~,-*' - IT,.
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a. -gopton,oer fubne d im:er:ii=,
la II l9 E g d 10 i'm ns er lieb f4 tuirf=
|H9 in ber Ndbe pom Srlano BON oem
Dampfer aus, ,sauf beia er Dpn Rew Dsrt
Setommeu, in sieinem tuftoidten @umn1ie
Mn5u9 in's Meer.2 St nabm Nabrun9s=
rnittel fiir bret Sage, tineH gompab;) eire
BIenblaterne eiriee Builder, eirtige Sies
nat -Rnfeten, unb ein 6ternerbanner
nit. Ser Beifallsruf ser. Ba{Taaiere o.
[aIeitete ibn (Mbenos 8 ubr) binab ing
huHfle fiirtnii9e Meer, na6e ber 6attnet
&lippe, 80 Meiien BON gape Clear. 81
Ileete F9 aui Ben Riiden, ri,bsrte nit
EMaht unb balo tparen; Die 2i1ter oes
}59iifes .;ieinen !, Dlidel1 ent{1punben.
}Der Winb blies beftig, oer &egen itronits
|hera6, bic 6lut6 mar: seaen ib,t: lrb er
! trieb in Die ofene Gee binaus. 9o Der
| 5t,trm i.t,mer beftiser .s,uuros:,,2 !nuBte
Bopton bag &ubern n,it. ben f9anbeu
1ba!o auiaeben unb iih oanit begniisel'.
|iein @eliht (bsr einsisen erpouirteu &or=
pertbeiD nit Der 6ono ee9en BEN eili9en
Nino o5u i9Ube,,. Bato bod aut ben 9Se!s
len ,uteoer in ben absrunb sei6leuoert
| trieber oabin. Dieies 9inauf=, ,unb 9inab=
|idleuoern n,a1te BoDton leefrailf, tp,s
lt6m friiber nod ME palFrt mar. Sein
EMutb mar inoeb uidt 9ebeuat. I'm l
tbr 14fus ber QSinb uu1 uno biss Direct
auf oaslano 51. lin 2 ubr friib fano Ell
oaB eroer 8ronoung uabe lei ,Inb Die
tlippenImfrdn3te Riiite 5fibbere,t iaubts
Dor ibm auf. Oie @efabr, Die ibr1 iekt
orobte, mar uihtn minber erhB nIs Ole
aisi bober 5ee.}gr faFs 9nihts ,aIs e!ns
,Mauer orobenoerGeIien :Bppton l6pamm
parallel nit Der Riiite.e @r Iab cine GsIf=*.
nans iii ben Qhppen une 1alpar,r, pprse.
iiAtis oarauf Ios. .Wd9renb er Sogerno ben ,,
Ginsous prufte; tauleine, n,ddti9e e5tur5s
tuelle an9erodt 6onn non cine uno beie .
nobe bslinnunsslos 'puroe er troden aui
ben Gtrano getuorfen gs tpar bier ltbr
Mlorsens, ermar iiber lieben Stunoen i'm
Waiier gelpeisr uno botte ii6ee 80 Weiz
len 9euo9t. Ser tWpparit bslpahrtc !.
ii@ porsiislih uro a(s lid Boptou oeis
ielben entleoigte Itano er gan; troaeu in
Ieiner WarienuniIorm o. grs lieb bier :
auf cine fetner Rafsten iteise1, bod ,obne
grfol9. Das berRafete 5eigte ibm;nr "
oeb einen idmaIen Tctlenpfao !. ben. er
binaufitieg uno Del: i'm auf. cine Berg
ftrabe braGte> Die ju ber. differentiation
iiibrte. 2. e.. - %...% @ IT. '"'4 r.. !,
$abe INNER oa5 3ers, bic @abrbeif aa ia.
gen nnb qSabrbcit a1,suboren, aud bonn, tpenn
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@nttes tb.,,l linb mir ioQen gtlIes ola,..
ben, ,uas er5uu8 seoiienbart ,tnb eeIebr
bat. SD psroe Belsgeubeit erbal;e,
ale Ole gauessriinas.s aus bencn. i6 er.
fanute II bab Die statboliide 2ebre BIZ
reAte 2ebre bes gbrii.entbums iei, 81
ettldrtn. " ss& -...t, s:%2 ss-'
Sod lthmer5te es mid, bab uteine ge'
Iiebten glterr, iiber neinen gut{tbluE
betribt lperoen s,,iibtsn, oa es i9nen bort
5u 9aul le unm6glid mar su uerfteben, ,paa
ia nit @ottes @nabe 6atts prifen uno
unteri,iaen t6nner. Sd bat ben bsrrn,
oa i'd ibnen }drieb, lie Su tr0ften ,no iu
erleuhten. W1eiu lieber Wat> panbte
|fa an ben goHiul gaIanppa, 'uamit er
mir nit sutem Ratb beiiteben eno6te !;
aber - gu meiner Derlnunoeruug. - : .er.
bob er feine, ,ueiteren @ioerjprn9. Er
tpar oit in fatbolii1en Gdnbern geipeien,
|llno badte spobl ni.at oaB ireeno cine
,&efabr i'm Nnlouf mare, ,penn man Ra=
|tbplit ,uiro. Meine Mutter, meine :boIoe
Mutter oa9e8en i6tieb} mir betiimmert
5luei Briefe, uno bate 54rdnen aufs.
"a .: e. NJ. yr c.y -: -.
gupNl 'ausn 'allen. so e9sIe o'ele
uno liebte iie oesbalb nod n,ebr; i'd oer..
ia@te lie 5u berubisen uue 3u troReu, in ]
oem i'd tbr 10 tlar als m0gli9 Die ieiten0
aae ~ R9ssh Vtanos ms1tge,lIe !; ole m!q
!s 'tH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SW''', oe" !@
.m S'"as @ goa1s ~ !: ostoosen; aAetn re
% tS"n'e ostsn a,'pt'S!eA ni@t etIanen.
Do~ gssn Es noel mmetIoft o'e1 DON
s"' Hnt, nno osb etpatte!e 'Uoon ger 9uten
v.asaet; 5 SW gooe le'!gss etlaeren, Gap
s.n Nus9ua! !" 2stgs1 70 asu9 uao mo91s
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Sg''e" Sa 81 s'"oss' '."soseen eyer Sts r0 oar
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tbplli9e &ate9isnus 1T, man iiebt es
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