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The record-union., 1891-02-21

all that will be required to keep
up production for long time, although
the raw fiber sold represents larger
proportion of the soils plant-food than in
the case of cotton, in which the return of
seed and stalk will maintain production
ing profitable crop. When no returns
are made, ranlie will prove even more
exhaustive crop than is cotton when the
seed is not returned, and those engaging
in its culture had better understand from
the outset that they can rob the soir'
with ramie even more effectually than
with wheat.
On the strong, black, adobe soil of the
Berkeley experimental plot, where pur-
posely no return or fertilization of any
any kind has taken place, the crop of 1890
was fully as large as any previous one
within the four years in which weighings
have been made. Owing to the constant
call for plants, the ground has never been
solidly occupied by the crop; but even in
the year in which the plot was reset in
spring, with half the stocks, the product
was nearly up to the average, so rapidly do
the plants tiller and spread.
Among the strongest soils in the State
are those containing more or less Of
"alkali," and as these are mostly valley
lands, the question of their adaptation to
ramie culture is important. Experiments
have shown that while ramie is a little
more sensitive TO alllali than alfalfa, it
will stand all but the strongest spots pro-
vidcd the alkali is not of the .'black'
kind, viz, carbonate of soda; and as the
conversion of black alkali into white is
easily effected by the use of proper doses
of plaster or gypsum, it may fairly be
said that with this proviso, ranie may
be grown in alkali lands available for lit
tie else, since the growing of alfalfa cannot
be carried beyond limited point with
profit to the producer on account of its
relatively low value and heavy
weight in transportation. The main
reason why ramie will grow in
alkali ground is the same as in the case of
alfalfa-beccause it shades the ground, and
The record-union., 1891-02-21
The LARGEST Volcano.

The largest volcano is Kilauea, one of
the craters of the Mountain Mauna Loa,
in the Sandwich Islands. The mountain
rises II, 100 feet above the sea, but the Kill
auea crater is only about 1900 feet above
high tide. The crater is lake of boiling
lava, over $1,000 feet long and nearly 5000
wide. The outbreaks of volcanic fury are
not frequent, but the mass of molten lava
continually bubbles and boils, while
small explosions send jets of steam and
fire into the air. The crater's sides have
gradual slope, and curious persons often
descend to point as close as the heat will
permit. The crater has been active from
a time which antedates the local tradi-
tions of the islanders.
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hence the evaporation, going on through
the leaves OF the plants instead of
at the surface of the soil, will not
accumulate the noxious salts around
the root crowns so as to corrode
them. But it must not be forgotten that
until the plants fully shade the ground,
the rise of alkali in the middles must be
prevented by thorough tillage, otherwise
damage may result in that the outermost
shoots suffer and the spread of the plants
is retarded. AS against alfalfa, ramie also
possesses the advantage, that, as it is not
propagated from seed lin the field at
least), but by the division and setting out
of plants or their roots, the difficulty of
obtaining stand ON account of the rot
ting of the seed by the alkali, does not
exist.
So far, then, as the successful and pro-
fitabie growth of the plant is concerned.
there need be little doubt in the valleys of
the central and southern parts Of the
State, so soon as the processes for market
ing the fiber shall be an assured success.
E. w. HILGARD.
*The gross inappropriateness of the latter
name may render it desirable to repeat here,
for the benefit of those to whom the subject
is new, that the ramie plant is large, sting
less, broad-leaved nettle, and therefore be-
longs to a family of plants of which many
other members supply valuable fibers.
Do YOU feel that you have one of those
terrible headaches coming on? Brady
crotine will prevent it.
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This seems a paradox, but it is ex-
planned by one of New York's richest
men. 81 don't count my wealth in
dollars" he said. "What are all my
possessions to me, since am victim
of consumption !? My doctor tells me
that have but few months to live,
for the disease is incurable. I am
poorer than that beggar yonder."
But" interrupted the friend to
whom he spoke, consumption can
be cured. If taken in time, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will eradicate every vestige of the
disease from your system" "rll
try it." said the millionaire, and he
did; and to-day there is not a health
ier, happier man to be found any,
where. The discovery" strikes at
the seat of the complaint. Consump-
ton is a disease of the blood-is
nothing more nor less than lung
scrofula and it mast and does Weld
to this wonderful remedy. "Golden
Medical Discovery" is not only an
acknowledged remedy for that terri
bly, fatal malady, when taken in time
and given fair trial, but also for all
forms of Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases, as White Swellings, Fever
sores, Hip-joint Disease, Salt-rheum,
letter, Eczema, Boils, Carbuncles,
Erysipelas and kindred ailments. :.
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ate coast, two cuts (the second usually a
small one) is all that can be counted on;
but in warm valleys of the Coast Range
doubtless from two to three full crops, ac
cording to the supply of moisture and the
strength of the SOIL may be looked for.
crops of the white-leavcd ramie (Urtica
niUea) harvested during four years on the
Berkeley experimental grounds, the last
of seven. No manure was used on the
plot, but it was reset in 1888 in order to
equalize the stand, which had been i'm
paired by the distribution of roots, hence
doubtless the low product in that year,
and a later cut. The size of the plots of
which the record is here given is 1SX34
feet, or about one-forty-tifth of an acre.
The green plants were weighed with the
leaves, which are estimated at about one
half of the ''live weight" The dry stalks
were weighed practically leafess.
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MRS. j. w. BOYD

HAS REMOVED HER DRESSMAKING
IL business from residence to 9l6 Seventh
street, between 1 and J, where she will be
pleased to meet her patrons and all Others
who desire latest designs and first-class work
in dressmaking. fel0-Im
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A.-The pistil or top of the flowers.
B.-The flower when in full bloom.
C.-The Seeds-which are small as the finest
flower seeds, and must be terminated
under glass, requiring several years to
obtain mature roots from the seed suit
able to set out plantation of ramie.
D.-The flower after the seeds have matured.
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For breaking up cold use DIR. D.
Jayne's EXpectorant, which subdues the
Inflammation and heals the soreness, re-
lieving throat and lungs.
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For throat diseases, coughs, colds, ETC.,
effective relief is found in the use of
Browns Bronchial Troches. Sold only
in boxes. 25 cents.
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S P e GEF &c Sd
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to $40 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Company has re-
Gently purchased twelve thousand acres of
land in the heart of Tehama County, for the
purpose of promoting subdivision and settle
ment. This land embraces lands from first
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land to
land of fair average quality, and is offered
at from $40 to $40 per acre, in subdivisions
of 40. 80, 12o, 16o and32O acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold in
subdivisions, as above indicated. by the pay
ment of interest only for three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment of
principal by paying the first of five equal an
nual installments. Thus no part of the prin-
cipal is to be paid for three years, and then
the purchaser is to have five years in which
to pay five equal annual installmeuts, with
interest at the rate OF z per cent. per anrurn,
making payments extending over q period of
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
sured that this is an opportunity 10 purchase
land of fair average quality at 81 0 per acre,
and good agricultural land at 8 90 an acre,
with other grades of land at prices to CORE
spond between these figures.
The assertion is frequently made that good
lands, suitable for general far ming and es-
pecially adapted for fruitgrovying, cannot be
had in California for less th an from $50 to
91OO stil stCiO. All IlOn the q
subject of this advertisement will prove to
home-seekers that this is ala opportunity for
the purchase of good agricultural land at $40
an acre, and for qualities grading down to fair
agricultural land at $40, an acre, on terms
of payment which shouk make the disposi-
ton of these lands to ectual settlers result
easy of accomplishment.
The primary object OF the purchase of this
body of land was the breaking up of large
holding for the purposesof promoting its settle
ment in smaller guam 'tities and its devotion to
diligent husbandry.
For further particulars call upon, or address,
VIM. H. MILLS,
Land Agent of the G. P. e. R., Fourth and
Townsend Strepts ', oiSo~ (yo1 fa1 o.
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E.-Capsule which holds the seed.
F-The roots, which are tuberous, having a
tap" or "water root" covered with
rootlets. These roots shoot out rapidly,
and when planted three by three feet,
will cover the ground with shoots in a
few years.
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@ r O CE RIFE

MAIN YARD AND OFFICE, 1910 SEC
Yl ond street. Brunch Yard, corner Twelfth
and streets.
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HAVING BOUGHT, OUT THE GROCERY
IL business corner twentieth and Streets.
we are now. prepared 10 furnish the best
groceries, and at the, lowest prices, to all our
friends and patrons. Will open THURSDAY.
February 18th. RUDECH & COSSICH.
Gel7-lm
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For the RECoRD-UNIoN1
THE HOME OF MY CHILDHOOD.

For the RECoRD-UNIoNl
THE HOME OF MY CHILDHOOD.
When twilight falls at eventide,
Der hilltop, vale and moor,
And evening shadows cast gloom
Around my cottage door,
Fond recollections of the past
Come thronging to my brain
Sweet memories of my childhood's home,
That would fain retain.
j cast retrospective glance
Across the lapse of years,
The scene loved in early youth,
In visions bright appears;,
Again | see the woodland dell,
Where / child did roam
Where oft culled the fragrant flowers
To deck my childhood's home.
Again hear my mothers voice,
AS oft in fervent prayer.
She blessed me in that dear, old home,
AS 1 knelt beside her there;
clasp once more the loving hand,
Or q iather fond and dear
But the vision fades and naught remains
My lonely heart to cheer.
Long years have passed; my childhood's
home
Echo's TO the strangers tread,
A hrooding silence falls around
That tells of loved ones dead;
No more / roam through sunny dells,
As in the years agone-
Those happy, halcyon days of youth,
That would fain recall.
West Oakland, February II, 1891.
The thousands of cures of Scroflla, salt
rheum, ETC., by Hoods SarSaparilla con-
stitute absolutely conclusive evidence OF
its superior merit as blood purifier. Be
sure to get Hoods.
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TEE RANIE PLANT.
A Very Profitable Industry for
California.
The Soil and Climate of the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin Valleys Best
Suited for its Growth-Chance for
Paying Investment.

The bulletin lately issued by Professor
e. w. Hilgard, Director of the Agricult-
ural Experiment Station of the State Uni
versity at Berkeley, on the ramie plant, is
one of more than usual interest to this
State, and especially those having lands
in the Sacramento Valley. The bulletin
comes just at the time when movement
is on foot to establish station for the
working of the ramie plant at Sacra-
mento, and it will therefore be read with
greater interest.
Interest in the culture of ramie has been
revived lately on the announcement of
satisfactory experiments, and bill has
been reported favorably in both houses
of the Legislature authorizing the State
Board of Agriculture to give premium
of one cent per pound on ramie produced
In the State up to 5000 each year.
1t is estimated by Professor E. w. Hill
gard in his report, that 5000 pounds of
dry ramie fiber may be expected for
the annual crop on each acre, but we are
OF the opinion that much larger product
of dry fiber could be obtained from the
Sacramento and San joaquin Valleys,
where the climate is more favorable and
better adapted to the cultivation of the
ranlie plant than the adobe land and
cold dry winds and no irrigation of the
experimental gardens at Berkeley.
The California Ramie Company will
agree to pay four cents per pound for
good merchantable fiber, which, based
upon Professor Hilgard's report, would
amount to Sl20 per acre off four cuttings
Estimated expenses Of the first year, each
cutting, ETC., about Sl2-say for cuttings
SIS.
Expenses. 4S 90
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RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL CULTURE OF
RAMIE or THE UNIVERSITY GROUNDS,
RERE
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BEEoHAM's pills cure bilious, nervous
lille
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Do YOU feel that you have one of those
terrible headaches coming on? Brady
crotine will prevent it.
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@seai@enfreffer,


Sm Otte Galinas i'm 5taate WiuQs
(8raFlien) lparb Elm Wann unter ber
Mni6ulbigung berbaftet, bas CT in Sc
ineinfGaft nit einer anoeren Yerjpn
fiinf Wenf9ea tObtete un6 ber3ebrte uub
baB ct baan aud ben @enoFen ieiner
entiebli9ea G@mauiereien f5ladtete
unb Dsripe;fe.
Ser In 5iib gaoIo erI6einenoeu
pTrslen prefe@ bat bas protofou iiber
bag nit 6ieiem Menf9enfreRer anae.
fellte 9ert9Ilibe 8erb6r porseiegen.
Mit er6Bter Sfenbeit befannte ber
Mann iein 8erbre6en unb ertldrte
JoIsenbes: rGlemente, 6obn Der
Solepba II. {. no., % Sabre alt. uuusts
ebelibi, ldnbliber Nrbeiter, i'm Rirdas
iplel Salinas gebOren. Sd babe feds
Weni@en umgebradt, um fie All eifen.
Wor etpa 5tDei Monaten tDbtete i'd bic
etHe perion, iie bieB Mdria, traf 1ie
l1lafenb auf bem ufer bes sSuabiba.
SD 5erf6metterte ibr ben 5@dbel NIT
einem 9roBs1 Stein, ma9te bann auf
Der Stelle Jeuer. briet ben 2eidnam
unO ber5e9rte ibn in @emeinI6aft mil
etnem anbessn Srauen3immer Namens
5ransaisfa. IA Gage ip1ter t6btete
ih bieie Grau3ista, in6em i'd ibr
NIT einem Stampfer Den Ropf Gin.
i9lug,, unb ber3ebrte Iie. Damn gina
ttb gum 0auie ber Mutter 6ransisfa 8,
no i9 ben 8ruSer Der 2ebteren antraf.
Serielbe f@Iief gerabs. Sd t0btete
uno beripeiite au9 ibn. Damn belt
tb mid in einem unbepobnten 6aule
Der Na@barf9aft auf. $oier belunte
mid zines Sages ber 8tuber gicente's,
ytamens glesbao. Sd i9Iug ibn nit
etEem &nuppet nieber, briet unb oers
3ebrte i'm. Damn sing i9 nit einem
9etpiien 8afilio. Der F9 mir anIhloB,
mad benz Sauie bes Simplicio, um
bort su aberna9ten. gDir tamen sur
yta@t3eis on un5 trafen ben 6implicIo
f9lafeno. Sd forberte meinen 8egleis
ter ValiliO auf, ibH 5u t6oten. Sieler
erl9lug i'm bean aud, porauf mir
ibn brieteH uab aufaBen. Gm %. go,
Dember Nbenbs mar BGiiIio bamit. Be-.
l6dftigt, Inanaswur3sIn 3u faaben.
Sd oerlebte ibm einea MeHeriii6 In ben
Wtagen unb f9nitt ibm ben Gals
ab. DAM brist i'd aunG9lt ben
Sberf6rper uno ber3ebrte 6enlelben;
ipdter briet Id aud ben unters
t6iper unb ber5ebrte bieien; i'd, mar
eben Leim abnasen Der 5@enfel, aIs
i9 nerbaftet purDe." @lemente oB,
ME fergsr geri9tIt6 fefseiteat 1T, sum
eriteH Male Menf9enFeii6 fura Dor
ben ebsn eradblten greignifen, In &C.
ieui9aft eines aemiRen 2eanbro uub
Der gbefrau befelben, Nameus gmiIis
ana. gr befanb f9 nit bielem Daare
ON einem Srte Namens gorreao SSunbo.
Sort trafen ie einen Rncben, ben Fe
tSoteten uno gemeiui@aftIi9 ber3ebrteu.
Ton biefem 4ugenbIif an murbe @Ie.
mente Wenf@enfrefer bon 8sruf.
Was bieier @eidi6te einen beionbers
ilnbetmli1en 6lntergrunb perleibt, lit,
tole bas oben genannte beutlbsbrafiIias
nllde Blatt berborbebt, oer umlfaro.
oaB OHenbar bas Meni9enfreffen In Der
ange9ebenen 2anbi4aft nidt su bem
out@aus unsewbbnIiten eeb6rf.
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Cine nMiIitdrs2aminea

(4ns ber 9uien alien 3eit.) .6er,
Mafor lid 5aite @alegenbeit, au Be.
merten, baB bic iunse IfaanIdaft BET
finften @ompagnie bdufig miiB,a in
ben 9traBen berumldnft. gDolIen sic
babin tDi,ter, haB bic Geuts mebr su
6auie bef61ftist !perben.--5 -5oufi miiBte
man einIdreiten. "-9err 0aupimanu |
der 0err Sberii baben bemettt, bas
Sbre Mannf6aft iHlmermdbreub fouIs
lea3eno III ben 5traBenberumlhwdrmt.
Wollen sic bic Rompagnie au 6oule
ta@tig bsi6dftigen, ln6 bic 6srums
itrtmer HraFen! Nur @nergie! | -
Jslbmebel i-6er Derr O5sr}t :. has
bea.... bemertt, baB unlere Gompaa.
ME-. bon Morgen Bis Iben6 faul.
lea3eno, speftatelnb auf ben GtraBsn
berumi9mdrmt. .-War mir febr unaus
genebm gu uernebmen. = Wouen sic
bic Seute uuausgeieBt in BET Gaierue
bei9dftigeH, unb feinen Manu bor oas
Sbor binauslafeu; bel Is Sag NtreIi.
-ytnr gnergie. Der 9err 6auptmann
baben In grfabruHg ssbra6f, baB SIR
angebObelteu Buribe fra6 unO ipdt,
ldrmenb nnb beioffen auf ben. Gtraben
berumi6pdrmt, unb baber befoblen,
oaB bon nun on tei1 Mana mebr bas
3imnler Derlafen oarf; Bel Strafe BON
Is 5toffreiaen. -Rebrt gudl !! Marid1!
= Sa Golse bieier gefeble .tpirb bic
Wanni9aft ber 4ompognie angebaIteu,
IN Grmangelung anberer 8eiddftiaung,
bic 3n0pfe aug ber Wontur ausauimuei.
ben unb tpieber frif@ ein3undben.
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90tbar unb Werger itedten bic bun,
ten GDtillonorben auf tIeine, basu Der,
9sri9tete stIdsfifsn, tpd6renb Sbeo
3wetge bon fiinglI9sn glumen Oil Ell,
nemISanuenbaum befeitiete, Der baourd
etn erotif3es pbantaitii@es MusIeben
befani.
gis sur SbeeItunoe muB aGes feriia
feln, iQ6te fie, baum eriparte i'd i1eiuen
Batter unb meine G9peffer, unb III,
lebtere foa BET goiillnn eiue ueberre.
J fDuns iein.
IS sewdbrt mir eine fSrmIids &c.
nuetPuung, Sic eininal nit 70 Ieidtfer,
tlgen Dingen iDie Gotiaonorben bsidldf.
tlet aI fsben. fagte 2otbar, Mernsr an.
blider,, tuel6er li9 eben bemnbte, ein,
tDtoeri jenfiige 56Ieife regelre@t su be.
feitieen.
2ongDeile ib Sielebr NIT nleiuen Be.
i@dftigungsauftrdsen2 fraste Sbea.
MAner IaGte.
UNI GDtteswillen, gndbisfe @rdiin,
balteG Sic mid ni1t aud fir eineu
unlformirien BlauitrumpF mie 80,
S@magsr.
3 bite, i'd balte sic alien grnlies
TUE einen beimltGen @eIebrten.
Oas tommt auf ems beraus - aber
i'd febe ri6t Elm, tparuni i6 bieie btib=
fben bunten 9inger nibt germ auspa.
den un6 anffsden iDl. Sd boffe, mel.
ttebon Sbnen, @iGbOf, 10 bieI gel@m6b.
ten 8a9er fOllen mid niGt berbinbern,
MIR sogar elm paar babon tansenbe,
Deiie 5u erobern.
sd DeiB, Sic itellen Sbren Mann i'm
Sanaen uHb &eiten = aber beshalb Der.
itebe i9 eben niebt, tparam Sic nod 70
oiel oanebea lefen, tuo baben Sic fid
bos eigentli@ ansen6bnt9
Sn Der 3eit, als meme Quiie nit
ni@t erlnubte, mid auBe:baIb laeine,
bier pfdble febr ntauftg au MAIDEN.
SOtbar i9lDieg unb Werner fubr un:
bsfangen fDit: Sur 3eit ber alIgemei.
men 8eIbtlemme. nod ben GdmiubeI.
tabren, mad neI9en Die Wtllionen oui
Der StroBe iiegen |ollten unb maa6'
elmer bsim 1aden na1 ben unli6eren
WtiLionsn ieiue ii@eren Sbaler aus Der
3ai9e Derlor, tuurbe i9 pI6bli9 In bic
Sage beriebt, nit Der 0dIfts ineiner Of.
Hsbia ni9t bebeutenben 3uIage austoms
men Ooer ben Dienit qnittiren au mtl.
len unb ba i6 nit paifon Golbat bin
uHb bur1 meine gr3iebung i'm Rabet.
tenc0rps aud barauf anQeIniegen mor
es au iein, 10 fam i6 eben aus.
R6nnen Sic mir ni6t Elm aecept ae.
ben. tpie sic bas gsma9t baben? fragts
2otbar.
Werner Ia9te.
Das 3ecspt lautete einfa9 Qenug, i'd
mubte unb i9 tpolIte.
llab bamaIs finsen Sic on, 3u Isien2 ?
fragte $bea.
LBortfebuns fOIst.l
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Die Gi66ofs.
ROman bon gs. oOn Oaei@embato.
(furtfetuna.l

(6ortfetuns.)
gines Eages iab Sbea in ibrem @rs
ferjimgler unb bieit groEen 9tatb NIT
BEN Rod, Der Bef@lieBeriR unh benz
erHen DieAer. gs banbeIte 9A burunl,
bic &norbnunseH fRr cine @eleafaaft
au trelfen, ueLGe am ndGaea 9age In
@i&bof ifatifinben fellte, unS Skea
luollte babel Die @rfabrunsen ibrer &C.
trsuel au @athe siebeH. Sic iaB am
aif6, einen Bogen papier Dor Rd],
uno bic brei 2eute Hanben Dor itr nit
febr ernifbaften, tpi9tigen GeiiGtern I'm
bouen geDusiietu Der 6@were ibrer
BerantiDortung. @s bate cine tleiu:
@esii1ungsberiGiebenbeit 3tpifGen BET
@irtbi@aiterin uxb ibrsr ianDen 6errin
gegeben, bet tseI@er 96eo sum erHea.
nal nit SroBee &abs unb BeFimmtheit
i1reH &BileH .hur6gefsst bate. Sic
war 10 CASA BEL ber Gadge, boB he
&otkay, ber wdbreas Der Bsrbonbluua
angelommen mar, Rar fa&iig begrhBte,
uab 6iefer tDutbe nun. auf einenl ftsis
sen Sauieisil hbeno, 3ubSrer unb 3us
fGauer Der Debate. Ct fab nit bem
Ehden eeaen bas sseaIier afebrt, ,pdbS
renb bos noIle Qidtt ouS Stea fieI gie
trua elm lbwarses, Qlattes gdbenfleiO
nit rei6en 6piben anl 6aIs unb 66u.
Be, uub als einaiasn GGmud Elm Rreua
an eiuer ihmereu. breiten @oI6fetfe
user Qerabe bic ginFQ6heit ibres Wns
auaes bob Bic feiuen, eblen Qiniem ifres
@eiMtes, aus bern Bic oroEeu. hunfIeu
@uQeu sekt eruff uub freunblid, onF bis
2eute blfdten. benen ne ifre Nllprbnurs
gen mitibeiIte.
@ie ld5n lit ne, bad5le 9othar. udk.
renb ct 10 balas unb Re anbiidte.
Nernharb III eiu Narr, oQk er bie(e Grori
bier alIein IdBt, m1brerb er In Berlin
politiE madit ober au MAIDEN oIaubt
Hrel[i@ = ne III Elm EuoeI un6 NJ foum
AlIes, mas he tutl[, oIio oud, in ber M6s
iueienbsit hires Mtaunss ,ebrdleniirsu
user red1t bon Inn iii's bod5 mini unh
i6 mS6te uur pllIen. lpie ne Roriiber
beuft. 0b lie i'm fehe permist9
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