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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26
Time to Wean Lambs.

LAMBS should be weaned in August for
two purposes. First, that they may be
provided with better feed than the old
sheep have been accustomed to have, and
secondly, that the ewes may have ample
time to recuperate and take on generous
amount of fat before the end Of the graz
ing season. If feed is rather short lambs
should have light feeding of grain every
day SO as to keep them from losing flesh.
1t is of great importance that lambs be
kept growing until their frames are fully
developed. A writer to the Lire Stock
Journal says that every breeder of expert
ence knows that the animals reaching the
highest types of perfection are those
which got no "back-sets' during their
first season. TO secure their thrift q IN
the spring months, when the, ,- s0M L.,
young, thus not requiring large amount
of nourishment, and when the fresh past
urage insures constant and liberal flow
of milk from the ewes, is comparatively
easy; but to keep up the nutrition in
the increased quantities demanded
by the rapidly-growing animal, when
meadows and hillsides begin to
brown beneath the summer solstice,
is often fornd to be difficult problem.
Unless the pasture is ample, even in the
driest season, it should be divided so that
the flock is not allowed to range over the
whole of it at will. By dividing it into
two or more lots fresh feed can be had at
such intervals as will be found beneficial.
When it is necessary to fold the flock at
night care should be had to allow them
access to grass pretty early in the morning
during the hottest days of summer;
sheep will stand hungry in the shade of
trees or fences rather than feed during the
hottest portion of the day. There need be
no hurry about getting them off to past
ure in the evening; they will generally
indicate it when ready to lie down for the
night. When possible their water supply
should he near the shaded resting place
in fact, for steady and satisfactory thrift of
a flock of lambs, let their surroundings be
such as to insure the highest degree of
comfort-a full belly and protection from
the extremes of weather-N. Y. Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26
The Advantages of Mulching.

THE advantages to be derived from the
use of mulching material may be summed
up somewhat as follows: First, the desire
to keep the soil moderately moist and cool.
Second, to prevent the surface from bak-
ing hard through the combined influences
of the rays of the sun and the high winds.
Third, as a preventive from weeds. For
newly planted trees all of these are
necessities; the mulch preserves the sur
face moist and cool, and this is precisely
the condition under which young tibers
are formed. 1t keeps the soil open and
porous, another sine qua non for the forma:
ton and growth of young roots. That it
smothers out the numerous weeds that
would invariably start we're the surface
not protected is a selfevident fact
For three or four seasons past, we in the
Middle States have suffered terribly from
the severity of the droughts, and, had il
not been for the beneficial effects of mulch.
ing, in many instances the losses would
have been frightful. Paraloxical as il
may appear, water, applied as we will,
does not answer the purpose altogether
We need something more; shade is abso-
lutely essential, together with an equa
| Die temperature.
The material that should compose oul
mulch differs with the plants to be pro-
tccted, as we'll as with the season when II
is applied. We may rest satisfied, how
ever, that all green or unfermented sub
stances are deleterious in their nature, and
not unfrequently do more harm than good
We occasionally hear of instances, however
where such have been used with good
effect, as for example the use of turnip
tops for mulching strawberry beds; still
the principle is bad and should be dis
couraged.
| Heat and moisture engender decomposi
ton in green vegetable tissue, and the hea
consequent upon rapid decomposition il
very injurious to plant life when placed II
immediate juxtapOsitiOn Herewith. II
calls into active life innumerable forms o.
fungoid structure, many of which are thu
forerunners of disease, and all are dele
FERROUS in the effect upon the healtl
of the higher order of vegetation.
forms a proper hotbed for the propa
cation and dissemination of million!
Of insects, the greater portion O.
which damage the roots and bark Of ou
trees and plants. And, lastly, it imparts
sour and saddened character to the soil be
meath, which must affect the wellbeing o
the plant.
The healthiest pear trees ever saw wer
kept constantly mulched with a goot
thick coat of this, and each autumn
slight sprinkling of well -rotted manur
was scattered over the surface. Tan-barl
is applicable to most kinds of CROWN!
plants, from the largest orchard trees to thu
strawberry beds in the garden. Straw
not too long and pliable, cannot well b
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

F. R. ELLIOTT, writer on agricult-
ure, has been collecting certain data in re-
gard to fruit culture, and gives the total
market value of the crop of the entire
country at 81, 10000 New York leads
all the States in amount with $1,000, 600.
California's figures are largest in proper
ton to population, being $4,000, 900, this
sum probably including the yield from
vineyards. The total sum for the New
England States is put at 1000, 900, the
Individual States not being itemized.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

excelled. 1t is clean and affords pleas
ant shade, devoid of any deleterious effects.
Hay do not like, unless very coarse, and
green grass kills more than it cures. Ma
nure should never be used in fresh state,
although such is occasionally resorted to
around large trees.-J. Hopes, in Ne,e
York Hern5I
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

W1LHoFT's Tonic !-UNFA1L1Ne AND In
rALLlBLE This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the Intervention of doctors
and their bills. No consulting visits-no
prescriptions to be tillcd-no huge bills, en-
failing pccuniary cmbarrassmcnts, added to
loss Of health. 1t is the friend of the poor
man because it enables him to earn living,
and of the rich because it prepares him 70
enjoy his wealth. This great boon to man.
kind is cheap, safe and prompt. WnEELocK,
FINLAY u Co., Proprictsrs, New Orleans.
Fox SALE BY ALI. DRUGGisrs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

GREAT harm and discomfort is caused by
the use Of purgatives which grippe and rack
the system. Farsons' Purgatiue Pills are free
from all impure matter, and are mild and
health-giying in their operation.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

AT this season Of the year cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels, dysentrrv
diarrhra, etc, are quite common, and should
be checked at once. Jo1tnxon'x .lno.lyne Linz
'n.e"t is the best article that can be used in
all such cases, and should be kept in every
family
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

Graders at the corner of Mission and
Sixteenth streets, in San Francisco, lately
unearthed keg containing gold in scales
and nuggets worth about $4,000.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

In Louisiana oranges are sold on trees
at $40 thousand The last crop amounted
to Ii, 25O, 600, which realized net profit
of $81O, 600.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

THE science of advertising is one which
can be learned by experience only, and, like
everything else requiring study and skill, is
best understood by those houses whose sole
business it is; hence we regard that adver-
tiser as peculiarly fortunate who is enabled
to secure the services of reliable agent con-
vcrsant with the whole subject, and able, by
his experience, knowledge and general repu-
tation with both the public and the publish
ers, to offer all the advantages and emolu-
ments that can only be possessed by q
frst-class house. Among those houses of
known solidity and promptness whose mer-
its are universally recognized and whose
reliability and skill remain unquestioned
perhaps that of Geo. P. Rowen & Co., Al
Park Row, New York, is most deserving of
mention and confidence. A close attention
to business, watchfulness over the best
interests of their customers and q prompt
ness in the execution of all orders ihtrusted
to their care have been the characteristics Of
the firm from the outset, and have done
much to ingratiate them in public favor.
They have always possessed the best facili-
ties for doing work both cheap and well, and
by promptness and fair dealing succeed in
procuring from publishers, in all cases, the
lowest cash rates; and by so doing distance
their competitors in q majority of cases
when figuring upon Large estimates.-Frank
LeSljs's Illustrated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

DR.. MAHLA, Prof. Chem, certifies Prussing's
White Wine Vinegar to be pure and wholesome.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-26

her. l could not see what he was doing,
but could see his face of sly, impish de-
light as he stood there after he had fin
ished his work, apparently awaiting the
catastrophe. 1t came in a minute. At a
quick motion of Etta's head the whole
torrent Of golden hair came ripping and
waving down. The breeze from the win
dow sent it streaming far and wide until
she seemed enveloped in halo of golden
mist. The little wretch had slyly pulled
out every hairpin as he stood there, and
now he clapped his hands and laughed
aloud hearty peal of boyish merriment.
l saw Etta's face; the rose bloom was all
drowned in one scarlet flush which extend
ed from chin te forehead, a flush of rage
which almost transformed her, and turn
ing on the boy she gave HIM one ringing
box on the ear and fled. The child burst
into a howl of mingled pain and rage, of
course. Well, he deserved it; he certain
ly did 1t was very provoking and she
has beautiful hair; but soish she had not
doneit. At least, if she must do it wish
had not seen her face. wonder if shall
remember it when see my Eta again
1t is very odd how clear the distinction is
in my mind, as clear as if there were
really two of them, instead of one whlm-
steal, capricious, changeable, incense.
quert girl. What safety:valve adjectives
sometimes prove! Blessings on the man
who first invented them!
May MAY day is safely over. I have
been haunted by a fear lest my opposite
neighbors should be seized by the " fit
ting' mania which pervades New York al
this season. It gave me rather shock to
realize what a blank life would be to me
now without Eta to watch and speculate
about. Of course it will net last, but just
at present it is my only excitement, and
feel much the same sort of interest that
one takes in Demonstrated novel or a
well-written and well-acted play. DOM
in the least realize that Eta is a real
fesh-and-blood woman. She is to me
only an abstraction, study, puz
zle, and I catch myself wondering
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-30
Cine beutidle 9ad)s6anS laua

8ir mOdten beute bic aufmerflam.
feit Der $crren Sdneiber, Dry-Goods-
SdaoIer un6 an6rer auf bic Gnseiae
beS $ru. Satob ~Sdaubein in bic.
ier Summer Ietfea, iueIder in 9lro. 81
NOrS 8iueittn Strobe, RbiIaSeIpbiu, ei'
nen erobsu EndIaben befibt, unb cine
9robc InSiuabI oeufder. iotuis aud
anosrs Slider auf $an6 baIt. Sdon
Der llmftano. bab ST. Sdanbeia bereitS
mebr Senn aluauaie Sabttn Sisies Sc.
fdaft betreibt. unb feline 8dnrem feIbft
intpOrtitt, 1T 8iirsidaft, bab iein gtaIif.
iement cines Der bsiten in RbiIabeIpbia
it, 81, Sdanbeiu bsrfauftfeine fdIed.
te 8aaren; iuer ibn fennt, unb iuer
fdOn NIT ibm im Gelbdftsbertebr mar,
iueib oies, benn foaft wiirbe CT uidt
idcn 70 bieIe Sabre I'M 8efbdfte fein.
0sbbaIb fOunen iuir ibn nu6 auRs bette
empfeb!en, iueiI mir ibn ieIblt fennen,
linb CT eiHen iebr 9llten 1uf uIs tiibtieer
GeidaftSmann bat. 8oIlsn allo Die
Serren Sdnciber nnb Gnbere 6dte unb
quite Bnaren babeu, 70 raiben luir il.
men, $rn, SdanSein eittsn 8siud ab.
Uiftattsu, ba fie iider aufs boIIfte be.
frisbist iueFbsn. Man Made ben Ser
fud. A.'.s.- t..a..s +-.....-tf! .
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-30
ansenebm errei6te ultbtlae sasialtats

SbI6cn bic 3eit unSwilGnbissn Msbi,int-
rens 8Iiidll4 sUrbei III unb rerfGneise aerite
nt6t metr bic aneenpmment WtrFfamisit eiree
eeiImittel5 mad ber efhsfeit feiner Wirfun.
gef menen, iinten Iih bod untsr ben GIterer
prafllfdntsn nod 9isbIingsmeinunaen fir be.
rpiihe" SebaneIung, un6 penn Iie biefe aufae.
stttn bGtlen 70 ipdre bies elm Slid fir lire
patienisn. Cine bsrieIbrn IN, baB ie aerne
braftilGs glbfiibrunasmtitel A. 9. biaue qiaeu.
9alpnieL Salapps unb Galfcr.Sel psrOrbnsn.
Gtne eentraftIuns ttr @irfungsn bisfer eitt.
itpingsnbsn Wtttel NIT bfr mif6en unb pobl-
tbuenben IbGttsfeit bon SoHetter's M q.
genbt ttterem IN ter brle 9speisarunb. ber
sesrn bic Wsisbeit 70 jsrfsrsnber gsbanbiuna
bei8sbra9t tpfrbsn fam. Die aItmpbilGen slbs
fhbrangsmtttsl perurlaGen bFni Magen .3uduH-
gen, fntIerrtn bic DGrme 70 btBbIlG uab reid.
LID, baB bleieIbfH eflhp6Ht perben. rBftet.
ter Q Bttters bagsgfn fnetpt nie bic b6rs
me. fonbern brtngt cine bsm gerfatrEn her Sd
tur 6hnlibe Ipderube Wirfung terrpr. G,leidt-
;siti8 belsitet % bic lirla@e ber 8rrRpbftbeh,
tnbtm es bic trGge 2ebtr anrfgt bic ,um reaet.
m6BtseH 8erlauf bsr gIusf6sibungsibSiiaftlt
nBtbtee @aQe ablulcnbfrH, unb ben Magfn tn
Stane ffbt bic Habriing bclllf6nbfg Az rerbaii.
en-. Da lcmtt unSerbauIthfeit unb @alItafett
iibsrpunbsn perben, N bic RssrIma6ialdt bts
StubIganges cine nptbptnbige f5ctae, tpeIdte
na6btr bur6 bm rsselmaetgen 0e6rautb bee
9iitfreH bleiBeHb geniabt ipiTb. StbtS unafts
ssnsbme gsmptpH, pel9ss IN GrmanssIuna
rBatssr Wereaaung unb GntIeeritng ben Sraas
Iitsr1uS bsunrubtst. SeriGwinbet untr btui
Ginfab bes grCben naiieuaIsn Maasn- unb
9dfiesgrbsiIfrunssmtitfIs. @elun6belt uub
Strait linb bsr aus isinsm Gsbrau6e sntibrtn.
gsnhs tpppeItf Ssgsn. TX.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-30
Gin trabIiales Oebnrtstaaieit.

Infer 9eiddbter @fittilrssr. Sr
SObn eiiis feisrts um IeBten Conn
tag Ieinen 42iten 8ebnrtstas. lin pai
frObe Seit alld iuiirbis slf beasben, Ilt
er cine 9robe Gu3abI isiner periOnIideu
JrelInOe Gin. luOrlnter natilrIid aud
iuir, (eer Srllder barf bel iolden 8rIc'
scnbeiteH burdans nibt fsblenD, iusIde
iid OIL einer reidbeicbtai 5aiel ibretl
0anmcn fiBeIten. 9aB es audi an Ne.
bcn uno 6eriteniait nidt iebIte, perltcbI
ii6 bon icIbit. oeml Sr. Giiis NIB feline
quite 8attin Wiiieu ibre 86ltt INNER eut
gu beWirtben. llntcr 9emdtbIider lln.
terbNItnng DerItrid, Der Sag nnr Al
idneII, benn 100 ssrslmSc beiiaulmell
iine. Na 1T cS gut iein. 9Sir luilnldet
$'rn. Giiis nod rcdt pieIc folder Sc,
bllrtsta9e, iOluie pieIcS 0Ihd, 6rIunb.
belt unb beites 8obIer9cben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-30
WerianIimes.

Sr. 4bam 2obmann BON eballl
bersburs, einer unIrer dlteften SrernS'
unb tii9tisiten Gei6dftsmdnner iens'
Stabt, 100 er einen groBen nnS elegaii
ten aleiberitOre bat, unb Sr. 8. VI
8Sruer bon ebsnbaielbft, ben iut'
erIt bas &ersnilseu batten peritHlid
tsuusu ,n lsrnsu, itatteten uns ipSbrent
Der lstteu @Obe 8eiu6e ab. Seio'
febrtsn eben bon PbilaOelpbia Snrild
100 iis iuieSer friide @aareu sinstfauit
batten, inb oa Die Mntter 6es Srn,
8Srner nod lebt, unb in @icGOnnelS'
topn, Sutton Gountp WObnt, llnb babe
ali6 cine itarfe DemotrattH lift, (Di'
aa6 ibr Sobn unb 9r. 2obmann), 4
lieb CT ibren 9lamen idnnritrads als
,,frii6e 8efrutin" iii unier Corps ett'
muiteru, unb sablte aud iosteid ab'
i6tdslidl bic nOtbisen Ginmufternnss'
sebHbreu. 2anse leben ber padere
Sobu uub feline Mntter, lpie aud
Sreiin6 2obmann. .. .
Die Mabatnen Daum unb @dert
8eibe BON Gaft 2ibertp, itatteten uns
ebenfalls 9eii9e ab. Srau 0altn1
sebt auf 9eiud nad Gbanlbersburg.
unb Srau Gdert mad Baltimore.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-30
Ganberbarss BensbmeH. - Cine
Marnuna.

Vim Sreitus trat tin @fmp in bic
8Obnuile ciner SamiIie nabs Der @loD'
orS Sffiee. uno tbeilte berieIben init,
cub CT aIs Smpi.arst fir bic Stubt sr'
uannt luorbrH nnS Dsfommsu isi.. biz
Sinoer su impfen. ST belueete bic
Mutter oer SamiIie ibr fIeiHes &inN
eieier Speraticn su nnterwcrfen; aiI'
itatt es aber 5u inIpfen. perridtete Ct
eins 9eidusibuns (dbnIib wie bic SIT
benz! 9arilber mar bic Wutter na'
tiirlid icbr erldroden uub tbeiItc bieirs
ben 8eb0rbeu Der Stabt nit. Sin go
light wurbe aneeiteIIt nm pen &ieuOO'
9oftor gu perbuftsn. Dim Nadmittne
purOe and elm @am perbaftet, pa ct
aber Der 8eidrsibuue Der Srau nidl
entiprad, 70 tuurbe Ct entIaFen. Spatst
srmitteItc man ieopd, baB bies Der rcd
te @ann mar, aIs iebOd bic 8olijf'
pieber tiad ibm fabnte, tuar Der Bossl
au8ssFossu, - Sbises anF Radridi
anrrsr GItsru ipeIde eisies Subieft
bisIlsiht ipdter ebsnfaIS beindsn mag.
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Der srSkte stiefeIs nub s6ab>stOr'
In ber Staht.

Sr. 8eor9 Us. MeiIb, beiIen &n
3ei9e in beuti9er 9iummcr sn leicn 1T
bat nnitreitig has ar6bte uno ausgeoebn
teite StiefeI. uuo Sdub gtabIiiIement
in bieIer Stabt. g8ir m6dten oebbaIt
Die aufmerfiamfeit unirer bieii9cn 2eier
llnc eeneu in ccr llmoeseib, ipic ilber.
banpt ocS 9eiamnlten lSnbIifllmS ani
bieics 9rcbe GtabIiiemcut ridteu, ba cin
immenieS @eibait Ooiclbit betriebsu
tpiro, uno Sr. WeiID ben &ortbtiI be-
iist, feline 8aaren bireft aus ben SGn'
oeH Der beiten Grbeitsr beS aanbe8 3ll
erbaIten. SO 1T OebbaIb gu Seberman's 9
@nsen, bel ibm bOr5uiprsden, Defenders
oa aud Oeutfde gIert8 annricnb
iiHb, Tint &uuosu bic Der snoIifdeu Spra.
de uidt mddti0 finO. su bebiensu. ST..
McilD unb ieinc eIerfs iuerben aibt8
ilnterIaiicn, I'M bic 8uuben aufS be(te
an bsfriebisen. unb feline Baaren ilnter
einem faIlden 9amrn berfmlfru. -@dn
gebe, tub ilbcr1en9e iid ielblt.
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Sshustamner Neutafeiten.

3tuei Sobnstouner 8anqnisrs batten
iib feilIid In ben &upf gefebt. cine
Sdifffabrt aif ber Stonb ersef 1u un.
ternebmeH. nnb bnitrn fid Sasn eiusn
RabH. Dem iie ben glamen ,Srsibeit"
sabei, anseenabIt Die Stonb Greef
III 3uar tein grober UIub ODER Gee. Der
etpa SobnstopH iiberidwemmen font
te, abcr ss iit immerbiu Gin ,BdilerIe. :"
oas ju 3eitsu aub ,rappelf0pfs" wiro.
0a Nun aber bic beiben 8anqllier bic
aaunn bsr 6tonp Gresf ebeniowenis
ueritebeH aIs Gin GTc bonn 8artenipiel.
unb eIaubten, bisieIbe babe Gin 70 # Ell.
ueues Ser3 aIs pie iie feIbt, Cont
wiiroe iis ia nidt Stonp Greef bel
ben). 70 luastsu iie fid NIT ibrem aabn
apf bieielbe. iparen aber fanm einiee
Sdritte GerHbert, ale Der &abu nmitilr3.
ts. unb bsioe 8aHquier fOpfhber in'S
Baffer purseIteH | Sie baIfen fid 70 gut
es eeben fonnte pieber aus OeinieIben
berans, eilteH absr 70 iduea pie m0sIid
mad Sauie, bu ibre 8dbus flapperten,
aIs bdttsu iie 6as &roFobiIfsber!
Ridt 70 brOuis iit bic 1adridt. bab
$r. Srit 0e6er, Der iid biSbsr OeS
beiteH Rufs erfreate. iInb iussen ieinen
9utsu 1utteriuiben uuo iODiaIen. Ieut
ie!iseH ManiersH aussmsin bsIiebt uno
bsfaunt mar, in letter Bode Selbit.
mOrb bcsins. inoem CT iid erbduste
ST ipor beiduIOist llnseblbrIidfeiten
NIT einem fleinsl Wdbdeu fib erIaubt
Az babeu; Naber bic raIbe Shat.
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O. &. Gnnfel's
Sitter &ein ton Giien

bat ME ssfsblt lit ber Sur sun SdpGdbs mi
ibrrn Spnip snien, SGIdfbsit, @rrlulf bed
8tbGhniIss, @tbntungsbel9perben, 9lt16eu
prr 4ranfbeit, nerp5lem 3ittern, TUhtsflirttt,
@aGH6psib, faIten yHBru, llnflarteit te
Seborsans Grl9lafuns, aasemeiner 1atiia-
tstt bts Wtnstelislfsms, ungtbturer 2lppeiiI
NIT hyspepttIhsn Syfem, bri6eu S6nben,
tredner taut bltidsm @sf6t, S6merssR i'm
Riidsn, f6persn aussnIibsrn fGpdr,sn Yunl-
ten sor bsn augen nit iemaIigem GGpnttI
unb 9srluft ber Ssbfraft WangrI an 9tuf.
msrflamfett etc. gIlle bisfe Symptcme fUm.
men spn S9pGGei un fie su bsilsn aetrau6i
9. j. 8unFePs 9tfter Wfne Of
9rcn. 90 biIft ffets. Saufente, bic 90 ait.
sipanet babsn, frfrsatR f9 irBt bsr bsfsn
@elunbbft. 9auft bas Gdbie. glur In ala.
f6en sI 81. Ysrfauft. Depot unt Office 259
Nprb 9. Ctr, pbilabeIpbtn, ga.
Sragt mad aunfePs bitirem Nein BON Gi.
iet. Dtsirs ptrfli6 tpfrtbsplls SeilmitteI m
70 ssuau BON alien aIaITen espriift werben,
baB es tebt ale uuentbfbrliG bstrattst pirh.
% feitst nur tpents, rsinist has 9Iat, brtnai
ben Waesn tn SrbnunG srueusrt bas Syasnl
unb perIGnstrt has Qeben.
SD trlu6e nur um eiurn 8er1uG NIT bic.
fem tprrttpOlIsn ettImltteI. 6. 9. 9uufeI
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Diirbe mat iib bas tm Rurbeu &c:
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bel lpeitem nob uibt ben @rab Der
8iIouug bsiiBeu pis Die @ei6en; ne
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gSie lit eS uln aber in glep.S Orleans
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tur beIedt lpurbe, gum 9ebrer einer all.
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