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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24

crops will answer in a young orchard ;
sowed crops will do much harm to
young trees. | think it good plan to
keep young trees mulched, and / am
not sure but it is the best of all ways to
treat large or old trees as long as they
live. Mulch prevents the rapid evap-
Grafton Of moisture from the soil, keeps
the surface mellow, prevents tie soil
from often freezing and thawing in win
ter and becoming overheated in sum-
mer. Whether or not to cultivate trees
which have become we'll established
depends upon circumstances. I have
never seen an apple orchard which I
thought was injured by too frequent
shallow culture, but this may be the
case IN some places, especially in warm
climates or where the soil is deep and
very rich. Whether to cultivate or not
can be told by the looks of the trees
If the color Of the leaves is good and
the growth all right, and the trees bear
well Of fine fruit, they are doing well
enough even if in grass But if the
leaves are pale, the growth of the an
nual twlgs much less than foot in
length on trees set twelve years, and
the fruit small and poor, something is
the matter, and they are suffering for
want Of pillow: harrow, or cultivator, or
heavy mulch or coat of manure, or
two or more Of these combined. The
upper twigs of trees set twelve wears
ought to grow six to twelve or more
inches each year. To judge of an apple
tree IS much like judging of the con
dltlon of sheep in pasture Look at
the sheep and not at the pasture. AS
long as the sheep are plump and fat
they are all right
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24
Brain Labor.

Persistent sleeplessness is one of the
results of mental overwork; and the fact
that it is frequently the precursor or in
itiatory stage ofseveral most intractable
maladies, physical and mental, always
invests the presence Of this indication of
mental oyerstrain with grave interest.
But a continual course of excessive
mental labor generally manifests itself
in various ways all more or less premon-
itory of approaching collapse. The
brain-workers begins to preceive an I'M
wonted want of clearness IN his ideas;
work becomes gradually less easy to
him; he is alarmed at sudden awkward
failures of memory; a feeling of surfeit
or disgust will steal over him in the
midst of work; he becomes unable to fix
his attention; ard latterly feels as if all
mental energy were crushed out of him.
If these warnings Of an over-wrought
BRAIN, now speaking distinctly with the
tongue of disease, are disregarded, the
wonder frequently is, not that the inevi-
table retribution follows, but that it
should have been so long delayed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24

had learned to hate the country IN
which he was bred, and he had learned
to dlstrust men-three very bad lessons.
Many a talk had he and Max about
such matters. Max told him what he
had learned about the co-operators of
Germany. 1t interested Myrck,' but
gave him but little courage The result
of all such talk was we'll enough ex-
pressed one night as they parted, when
Max said:
Well, [ do not knowjust how it is to
be. But | tell you, men have got to
stand by each other That is the whole
story. From Back to Back" bv
Edward Everett Hale, in Ha,per's Mo9-
0ai1ae for NOuember.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24
THE OLD SONG.
By MARY IRVING

A simple song. nameless sony.
Sweet tremulous and slow!
1t b,"ssomed on a human lip
Two hundred years ago!
That lip has. crumblcd back to dust,
And centuries worn asunderl
With stony clasp the chords that woke
Kolian breathings under!
Yet tell me not that long ago
he nameless ceased to bel
Death never won human heart
Embalmed in melody
This soul embodied in the thrill
OF one heart touching tone
Goes waking on thousand lips
The echo of his own!
It tells its own sad story in
hat sweet and broken lay;
A soul that in life's labyrlnta
Went wandering astrav.
4 soul that lived, soul that loved,
Il soul tn It watched and wept,
Then folded up its weary wings.
Lay down in peace, and slept.
Far better thus nameless throb
Cast on the SealesS shore
or human hearts, TO circle on
In ceaseless sympathy,
Than heartless trump hung idly on
he brazen tower of Fame,
Sending down deafened centuries
The clamor of q name
Better to sing a cradle hymn
Than babble mystery;
Better to live in human love
Than human memory!
Oh, sing that tuneful song again,
but soft. and sad. and slow:
Sweet az the spirit sighed il forth
Two hundred years ago!
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24

SAYS Washington letter: In one OF
the offices on the House side I en-
countered very old man in the garb OF
a countryman, whose face was a sue
cession Of wrinkles, and whose white
hair hung down upon his shoulders.
He was inquiring about the records of
votes taken years ago in regard to re-
funding to the State of Virginia the
money she had advanced in the war of
1872, which he said had never been re-
paid. Mr.. Clerk Adams told me that in
these hard times many claims as old or
older than that were pressed"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24


The Indians now call Conkling the
Man-not-Afraid-of- His Milliner.
A Saginaw schoolmaam speaks of
Spotted Tail as !" Freckled Finale, the
aboriginal chieftain.'
There is sure to be an immense
muskrat crop this season, and of course
there will be large parade of $500
sealskln sacks this winter at 81 apiece.
A scientific authority states that "a
single female house-hy will produce in
one season 2O,OSO,32O eggs Great
guns What must the married ones
do?-Haackeye.
Just take notice that the cooler the
nights the oftener mans wife hears
burglars seeking to get in, and the often
er he must leave his bed to search for
them-Free Press.
Differences can exist without distinc-
ton. There may be no difference in
mans kiss, but a good deal depends on
whether he makes distinction in favor
of the servant girl and against his wife
The Globe-Democrat says For the in
formation Of any curious bystanders
who may have noticed the immense
bale of waste paper that we sent around
to the junk dealer yesterday afternoon,
it may be stated that they were last
weeks Accommodations of f" Poems to
Autumn"
We had little policy.
1t was our JOY and pride,
Ohio went and sat on it,
And SO it early died
Gone to meet Andrew Johnson
Boston TrGueIer.
A Cincinnati iquor-dealer applied to
a customer for a letter of recommended
ton of q certain brand of whisky which
he had recently sold him. The Gus
toner wrote: I have tried all sorts of
insect poison, and find none equal to
your old cabinet whisky"
A Mr. Steele recently married a Miss
Lemon in New York. We have our
opinion of any man who would Steele
a Lemon, but we suppose it was we'll
squeezed before he took it, which light
ems the offense. Or maybe he wanted
some lemon aid.
A Detroit butcher got discouraged the
other day from longer trying to convince
the public that his chickens were spring
chickens, and he went to Notary Pub
lie, made a solemn affidavit, and hung
it up in front of his poultry 1t read
" Personally appeared before me the
subscriber, who makes oath that these
chickens were Matched in the spring OF
1877" The butcher thought he had
settled all doubts, and his face wore a
beautiful smile as a woman came in,
asked for chickens, and read the affida-
Wit. They may be spring Chickens"
she said as she backed Off to view them
at a distant angle, "but do you know
that the eggs they were Matched from
were not year old to start with ?" The
butcher didn't try to explain-he simply
took his affidavit down.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24

The exports of fresh beef, mutton
and live stock this year to October 6,
are valued at $1O,549, 900 as against
81, 10000 for the same period last
year. The export of butter is Is, OOO,-
600 pounds against 100000 last year
OF cheese 100000 against 100000.
These are all important factors in the
balance of trade and in the revival of
business and industry.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24

They have taken to charging six
pence admission to the Church at
Strattord-on-Avon, and the British per
sons OF taste demonstrate, in letters
to the dhe'aaum and other journals,
against such shabby imposition
not SO much on their own account as
because of the bad impression it will
make on foreign visitors to Shak-
speares tomb.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-24

CONDENSED APPLE CULTURE.
sor Beal, of the Michigan Agricultural
College, gives the following admirable
directions for apple growing A young
tree should be treated very much as
you would treat q hill Of corn. Hoed
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17
8ermti6te Na6ri6ten.

9Dnbon, IL. Sch. Graf 8ufsl bat
benz unterbaufe anseastst, bab er ben &t>
bruH bss biplcmatif2en @erfetrs NIT Der
Slrfst beantraBsn rtrs. neil bic tlrfif&e
Rattcn ntGt parOts fet. eine Sts1e unttr
ben auf8etldrten @Sltern Gurcpa's ~etn.uneb>
men.
New ort IL. Set. Dem 6srolo
ptro BON Berlin beri1tet, bag In ben &pt>
lensessnben WeRfaleus unb Der &betnyrp,
ptnl traurise 3utdnbe beFsben. neber Ster.
taulsnb 8ersleute irb befGdfttsunsslcs,
unb bieNotb, pelGe unter benfelben berrfat.
LIT fur&tbar.
2DnbOn, II. Sch. Gin Shines 9ete.
sranrn. uOn Calcutta utelbst, bab BET GDme>
eabab etne 9u'psr.GrplOfipn ftattsefunb en-
bat, bet rpel&er so @erfcnea seiObtst unb
BITE boppslte 3abl Serpunbet purbe.
Musbem 81 0 0 b.
Oas bsr'SerrttCrtaIsertGt Don uta5 tat
ben Nntras auf umtOBuno bee rrtbetls se.
gen ben MormOnen SObn .. See, ben nrbe,
Der bes @emeeels auf Der 9erew,ele Del.
tUOrfen unb bas 3wette 8s;trts. @eri@t anee.
trIeien, etnen neuen Sag fur Die 9tnrt&tuna
ftF;uftsen. Man tdlt ss iebD6 fir potre
fAftnlt6, baB bic gertbsiDtsAna gerufuna
an eas Sberbunpes9ertGt erbeben rutrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17

TaRta0e, an wsl6en nur etne pUfe Ma6l3sii
8eftdttet III.
3. @ebrau6 ron Slsii6fpe:len III burd
Dlpehfaticn setotttt an onsn Mablsetteu
an Senntasen unb sri Der 6auptmablsett
am MCnta9, Dienaas. Gpure,laa uni
Samfaa nit Ausnabme tcS 8 Aatsnber.
famidaes unb Der pier lsstfn Sage in Der
GRarwUNs.
4. Der genue ron Gteyn, Butter, Wltid
uno Sdie. fCwte Der 8ebrau@ bon Sstt ,un,
&cGen fatt her 8uttsr III in Der T~altensett
se0attet.
5. Std unb Slsil6 iDnRsn ME tsi Ell.
ner unc beriettsn MablSett setrauGt wer'
ben.
6. Clint Collation. Urer 2abuns fam am
@benb Genrm men ruelten, aber le fsn ME
ben pterten She'll elmer aewDbnliGen Mabl.
sett iibsrfsisen.
7. Cine SaGeSufee pesrStse NIT stwas
MI@ uub YrOo BARI MOrsens ssnpmmsn
rsreen.
s. Bon Der geUbaGtuns bes Safsns.
aber nidt Der Gntbaltuns ZEN T!etl6lpetien
itnc ausDeNUmmen: Oteieni9en, pet6e eas
81. Qebensiabr nod ntdt errei6t baben ;
Dieientgen, wel6e fNwere Nrbsttsn su Der.
rt9tsn baben /; ATE, pel9e watrpaft franf
ober fsbr fGwdGlt9 inb Trauen, Gle In
oneeren umfdnSen liA befnoen Oper Gtneer
an Ger 8ruf ftiGsn.
Sawer &ranfe iinS aud pom Der @bli.
men; ccnSietlNfptiien ausseromn:en, ebenlp
Stnber unter ie5en Sabrsn.
Dteientsen aber, bic einen S~srninf;isen
3wetfel lber ibre 8erpfi@tung gum Safsn
baten, fcIen fi@ an tbren 9selfryssr I'm,
SeIebruns pbsr Diipfnfe rpsnsen.
IuSfr ben ~rier3tstd9tsen Saien lnb wdb.
ranb bes Satres fOl9enbe SAT-. uno Nbit.
nsr3tage 81 heUbadtsn:
/. Ote MtttwOAe. Srettase uno Cams.
tage In ben bier Quateu,berwp9en unt
ale Trettase pdbrerS Der FL. M~Spent3ett.
2. Die 8srabenbe Don 9fin9fen, 1arta
9tmmelfabrt, I1erbetltsen unb @etsnaA.
ten.
3. Iae Sretta9e pdtreno bes Sa9res
(inb &bfinen3.Sase BON SleiiGlpdfen.
TNupert Setbenbuf4,
0. S. B., Vicar. Ap. Nprb Mina.
ct. GI0ub, Mtnn., 6. Sebr. 1877.
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W eIfIt6 e 8.

Dte Snel Wansfe1b I'm Grtefee
wtrb test gu ether 8asen.Sniet. Gin 9err,
Ger fe eefauft bat, wi1 auf tbr eth sanaes
Seer BON f6wdrjen Rasea sihten. UNI ben
@els berfe!ben ;u perfaufen. 3aera wiI er
fe NIT StiGea flttern, tpel6e tn GROCER 3abl
9sfanssn Usrben fDunsn. Wenn absr tos
unternebmen etnmal tn 8lit5e Rebt. fot
bas Sleifd Der 9sf6la6:eten &asen als
Nabruns SIR bte iberlebsnben 5uberettet
tuerben.
Gbenteuer m tt e!nem 9eprar,
ben.-Mus benz GountY @tascsfa in Eeras
wtrb beriGtet: Gin 6err Neatberlin bate
elm aufresenbes @benteasr NIT etnent SEQ.
parben 3u befeten. Gr unb fein spDlf
Sabre alter GObr batten ieeben gorteret>
tunsen gum @ampiren an ben ufsrn bas
Gan Ntquel estrofsn. unb Der Sun9e mar
TN noben 8ufGe nit Sannmeln BON &eifern
CUR llntertaltung eineS Seusrs beiddfttet
plSbltG wuroe Neatberlin burh pas Ge.
f&ret fe.nes SObnes aufsefAredt unO fab
benlflben In entfssli6er Mnsft aus Zen, Sc.
blfA f%prtnaen, etat sefCtat BON etnen1 Seq.
parben. Dieter Fuste einen Nusenblid
betm @nbttd bes Mannss, leste i11 aber
bann fOfcrt gum 9pruuge nteber. Den
2ecparben ieben. bic @psncsrbI6fe erstet>
fen unb auf bic gum 9prunse liesenbe Bette
anleeen, trar has @srf zines &ueenbltds
fur 9errn Neatterlin unb fstne 3usel traf
ben 9sDparben, ais er nod I'm Sprunse
mar, tn bte SGultsr. Der 2eeparb iprans
In ScI9e bes 9GuTss 3u fur3 uno fsl nur
trentee SUP ron fetnert bsabfGtiaten 3tele
benz iunseE Meatberiin, auf etnsn Sattsl'
ben er tn ben usntsen Musenbltden serfsste
ebe cine aweite, pOslse3tslte 8usel. Die itnl
DurG ben S&6bel stns. fstnem 9eben eth
Gnte mdGte.
Son ben fIufsebn 5@tebsriG>
tern tn @afbinstcn III &tGter GlifOrb,
Der 3usletA ben gorftB fltrt, Der dltefs, {,
sebt ms finfunbfsb3isFe 9sbensta9r. Ser
apettdltefe TT &tGter strong, relGer ia,
neununbfs6;tgfen 9ebensiatre fett. Damn
tonnat Der @bseorbnete Yasne NIT 66 Sab.
rem: fernsr .&tGter Bradley "a Sabre
Gen atOr thurman So; bic &t6ter @tnel
unb Stslb betbe 81 Der &bs. abbott eben'
faas 81; Senator Srsltnsbusien So; Se'
ratcr RortOn unb @bs. 3untcn betbe 81
Der Its. &oar 81 genatcr Gbutunbs 40
Senatrr 8aYarb 48; unb-aIs SInsfe,
Der &bs. Garfslb NIT As Satren.
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NaG q II traGte panOerten fir3.
LTD ptele 2eute aus. Der q. q. StoatsSet.
tuns fAretbt Elm Correspondent bteriber
Wte t& erfabre, Tnb wteeer unssfdbr tunbert
Rann BON Hsw gort mad Mutralten NIT
benz garti&tf q. 9O9ntCn, Ss0en geftm'
raun8sOrt Stbnes fetR iOa, absefeselt gu et>
mem @aGase.@ slb BON 40 Dollars per SOpf.
@ennslei9 bteien 9suten Irbeit In SUITE
unb Slae Seripro@en wtrb, perSen fe f4
bod febr trren, psnn fe bort anfCmmeu.
SD mar In GibneY unb femme bic bortisen
@erbdltntGs gang senuu. SD warbe Rts>
manoen ratben, pprt tta5Ireiien, cenn Obs
ns9 III etn febr fauter @llb, mo- ar @rbeit'
inben gar niGt ;u benfsn 1T. DDrt anBe>
tDmmen, rerben bic 9sute bur6 dbnltGe
gOrfpteselunsen mad Queenslanb eelcdt,
pteberum fur cine bilise Yafase werben bic
betrpsensn 2sute hprtbtn befOrbet. WennGt.
ner nal bort tt, rptrb CT f6WerltG fCriel
Gslb 3ufammenbrtn9en t6nnen, UNI wteter
wes3utommen. SD mar In grisbaue,
Quesnslanb, aber niGt stnmal fur blOBe
Soft tDnnen bic 2eute bort arbett tefpm-
men.
Das 5&arlaafeber trttt felt ell
niger 3ett in ben psrl&tebenfen 2anbesBe>
senren etenio teftts auf ute tn GbieaBC,
unb ipar auf benz &anbe. ute In BEN Stdo,
ten. Derarttse 8eriGte fCmmen iest Be
fCnbers auG aus @tseOnin unb RtGtean.
SIN lssterent Staate rt&tete BITE SeuGe mo-
mentli6 In Montasue unb nmseSenb ptel
rnbstt an; unter ben finfsts Spfern, bic
fe In lester 3stt tn @ontusus sefOrbert BAT,
paren aud GrwaGiene, barunter utebrere
ber anssfsbenfen Rdnuer unb Srauen.
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6anf5i9jdbri9es 8tidbpfs gu
bil6ultt NimS TX.
Im T~efttaee Maria 2t6tmef,
ct. 2outs, ben 2ten Sebruar 1877.

VII BITE Nit9lieoer aler benz DeutiGen &D>
mtiG,&attOltfHen Central . @sretn an.
eefGlcEenen @srsine Norb Gmertfa's.
@rub:
n0sIubt isi Seins, @aria ttrn Soispb! !"
@eebrte % ttbrIber!
&ls Burger bsr @eretnisten. 9taaten Be-
fGlO1en MIR bas Centennial. Sabr ber ame.
rtfantfGen &epubltf, unb feten nun ais
&attCltfen persinist nit ben @laubensge-
nOfen after Nattcnen, tn SuteIiabre unfe.
res lteben, glCrret6 resisrsnben betlieen So.
tiers, 9apt @tus X, bitten Slnf3ieidtrtsss
8tfGCfsC Subtldum an einu%nb3wanaieRen
Not gefetert wtrp. lin btsfelbe !3eit taet
bic swei uno. 5Uan3ts1e @eneral>gerfamm-
lung bss Gentral>geretns In Glepelasb ..
@ir tSnnen btefe Gslesenbett ntGt SOri>
Der seten laGsn. Dbne 9te, eeebste Mttelte.
Der auf btefe 70 feltsn pcrtoamenbe gess>
tenbeit aufmerffam 5u rnaGen, Dte&atbD>
lifsn aner Sdnber trefen anFalten, nm BET
bteier @elesenbeit Ssinsr5 siltsfett ibre CIR.
elbtetuns unS 5ulbtsuns bur& @efdenfe
an ben Sag gu lesen. &u3 mir TN ftrnen
Wsten wplen uus bsmiten, baTetbe au
ttun.
Ssit Sabren rpurbe BET Der @fneral,gsr.
fammlune bes Central. 8eretn5 benz betltsen
gater cine freiwiatse @abe, ruelGe syDbten.
tbeils BON ben Deleaaten au~fammsnse1est
wurbe, s~usefanbt. Sbf&Cn eertns. Bat Gel
ne 6etlisfstt isbesrtal lit fetner 6er3enssite
bte tletne 9ulbtsuns NIT Sssnbuns fstnes
Seeens iber a1e @eber unb beren SAINT
lien YdterltA erptebert.
Dir snpfeblen bestalb, bag In alien Ser
etnen bic @nselesenbett, bic &ufnabme elmer
~fretptatsen @abe, in geratbuns ee3osen
werbe, unb bas 3ufautmsnsebraGte bur9
bic D~eleaaten, selUe Sbre @eretne bet Der
spet uno swan3tsien General sriamnluns
pertreten werben. abSeltsfert, unb BON bort
aus Setner 9eiltefeit ais GtfGsnf auss>
fanbt tperbe. Mtt Der Senbune fol- elm
8er3eidnie ader betbetlt9ten @erstne, beren
9realttGt unb MttslieSsrsabl, ie mad Be-
fimmuns Der perlaH melten Oelesatsn bet'
seflet rerben.
SIN Gem 8ewubtein Strer befannten
9isbe unb 6u1btouns '@siner 5stltststt, bal
ten mir rpsttere 8emsrtunsen fur lberFliis.
@letnaettts er1aubsn Sic. bas mir Sbre
&ufmertlamteit auf bic fretwtatseu @aben,
rel9e bic l6bltGen @ereine o1iGbrli@ BEN
.9sbrsr.S Seminar In @tlwautee", Bet tsren
Grinbuns bic gsretne 9attenle1e ibernab.
rnsn-lcntsn, baratt aud bieitm 70 febr riis.
ltGen Jntttute etntse llnterfasuns In bte'
fem Sabre sefpenbet suerbe.
go aud fp1te bic 8etfeusr gum Gu1t.
sranten. Gcnb tn bteism SABRE ntGt untsr'
bletSsn. &ass fam hur& cen bstrsfsneen
Delesatsn In Der General eriammlung ab.
seltefert rperben.
ELLEN I'M ppraus etn ,9trselts @ott" 3u.
rufene.
Antnr9snpn,
Oos @rseuttr>G COMMITTEE:
3. 9. Spaanburf, SrdHbent, ct. Souls,
u. S9tnsnniger, Seeretdr, New.gcrtGtts
ST. 9afner, Cor. Seer., Buffalo, q. 9.
Soiepb Ebiaips, Rtlwautee, @tse.
Souls GrnH, &O4efer, 81. 9.
Sotn R. Saag, @amtltOn, 3.
Sr. Mren0s, ct. Qcuis.
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Soma II Stimmen far 6aYss unb
BbeeIer;
SaniaS 5 Stfmmea fdr 6aDes unb
Wbeeler;
Sentudp IL Gttmmer fGr EiIpen
uno 0enbrtdS.
Nan fam 0outfana an bic
0etbe utio cine neue Stpduns trat etn.
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OaS oicr5i0ftlmoi0e Oebet IN

"%'UV UtSI6tHNUItpsSe CeUeA VI
Ger biefiaen bsutiGen tntbOliidsn STRIDE
tn ben erfen Iaaen eielrr @ohe mar
apn zen f~SIiubfeeu iebr sabireib bes
iuht. unp rire e;ose .3abl cfylelben
GtnGen aum Iilhs pes 5er,sn. Sei
Der Smlubfsisr am Dtsnftag Ahenp
mar eie STRIDE Don @ne16tiaen 9efiat.
Den ShIuB bilpete bic feierlfde Yros
3eIiiou Gno natber baS TIE Deum.
Gle @ei9e bss Whites tss 8aehtttnel
8lcIers in atHlfon, 9anias, P. S " 0.
Gems 8Dlt fnoet am 81. MdEs }, s.
eafelbf iiatt.
New 90rf. Garptnal McGlpsfs fOrbert
mt:ielf Circulars Die 8ldubt8en fetner Gr3.
biossfe auf, flo NIT loren cuswdrtisen Ia.
tbplif4en 8rlbern gu p~srsintssn. UNI sem
bell. 8ater BET @slssenbett ietnss 9DlSsnen
Sutildums, nGu:li@ Der Setsr fetneS ilnf>
stsjdSrt8en @ptseOpats. welGe auf rea 81.
@at fdat, elm wirotses 3ei&en tbrer fsnb.
li&en Sreue uno 9tebe au iberreitten.
| Sort &aDue, SRI. Sn tsm bteisen 9D(>
pttll pnrben benz pDlntfHen Syisfier &ap.
Gu9en 3p6Opic3 bstoe TuBe abeeuommen.
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