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with good mutton sheep. says The Live
Stock tu:iicator.
FEEDING THE CATTLE.


Thing. That Have Seen Proved About
winter rcoding.
The cattle must be well taken caro- Of
each day. The first item OF good caro-
should always be good warm buildings
for shelter. Even in an Old barn Of tho
old fashioned style It Is not difficult. By
battcning cracks and by lining the walls
and stuling hny or straw between the
inner and outer boarding. 90 bring them
to condition where waior will not
freeze in them unless There chat ubom.
ination I'm open barn collar under
them. II there is. the fin. stops should
BE- to board mp the front %. chat. that the
cool air may not ontor Tho barn thougi
the floor. Even temporary rough
boarding. TO be- removed BOO iUU spring
will wen repay Is cost b'.0u lllt time
Tho next requirement is rOsHulv rood
food. and hero u little moro knowledge
and lilllr more iuduuoHt needed by
many farmers. They ought iH know not
0uly what IS good food, bgt what is tho
best. or what kinds Of louI una what
methods OF feeding will give tll best TO.
suits. not at the lnalles. Outlay. lut ac-
cordng to the cost, whUth.f tHu same bo
large or small. II ten cents extra cx.
pcusa for tho daily feed vll aya twenty
cents worth Of increased Income. It
should be given.
Chemists arc ready 60 lF iUo well
balanced rltions.' comp0u 1r such
rough fodder ns one may ml.. with cor.
tain proportions VI such rHms OBS they
can buy conveniently. lsj rlliy they
amount to but little. IH. individual
character of the animal a.I Ii. present
condition should have much UHdoWithit
The COW that Is giving iult or live gil.
Ions Of milk day not only naturally re-
quirCl more food than tho ono that liz
giving but four or five quarts bat wants
different quality 20 supply Tho drain
upon her system. aud each u her turn
differs from the ono tuat &, giving no
milk, but is heavy with aIt The re-
ton suitable for tho hriItr that hns her
first calf now would scarcely bo adapted
to the old COW that has uUOn heavily
grain fci Tor a half dozen winters. and
tho draft horse aud the iro,Hul hurssuro
not 90 Doe ted alike.
The farmer should BIZ able to balance
his mtions for himself, uu knows thnt
the poorer the quality OF BIDS rough tod.
dor the more nutritious should bc tho
grain given with 10. either 90 quantity
or qualiiy. With early cut bright hay
or rowvn or ondlago Boz ,Houl know
that one feed n day should 10, OF coursor
and dricr fodder while with hly cut
when ovcrupo or dried too much IN tho
curing he should give roots or such
grain as would be- slightly laxative,
aud he should know how 20 upp1riion
it TO the different animals II he does
not or IT lao does, he should watch the
feed trough to SEQ how much they will
eat up clean md appear 20 relish. and he
should watch the oxcramnu,- 20 sec how
thoroughly that food Is d.eos,el Then
he should watch the growth and the
performance mt the pail 10 know whom IL
IS kept up 20 tho most profitable point.
and hc viii soon be able 90 balance his
rstions, and also to balance his books
e---i - ri..At side. although ho IuIy
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hive to dispose Of some 81 inc unproht.
able animals in orde, to do It.
II may DO considered as proved that
during the short days Of winter animals
will thrive quito as VOL with n hearty
breakfast giyenaiter daylight. ted nt two
or three helpiugs or as long as heartily
eaten, aud another meal gwen before
nighifall aud fed In the same way. us
when given three meals q day; uls, That
the habit OF going 20 tho stables and aiy.
Ing % last feed about o o'clock. as some
farmers used 90 think was necessary. Is
Of moro injury than benefit IT tho otter
noon ICED Is Of good quality aud efficient
in quantity
10 Is proved that very coarse. dry fod-
der COZ poor hay is moro succulou, and
more u-ilydigcstej whom steamed ntuot
too hi-lt "a temperature. on when mos.
tened with hot water. than whom tel dry
Tho question Of profit depends upon tho
costoi doing this u5 compared with tho
vnluo OF fodder That might ba eaten and
not digastod. lt rmuycd That for cattle
im warm barns 30 will pay 20 warm tho
wntcr for ihom Go drink ii thc cattle uto
worth Che trouble Thrp ure sonic cat.
tlc That do mot pay Cor their keeping and
could not Doe mad TODD hy any amount
Of painstaking it i, doubtful " warm.
ing water would pay for cattle Ia cold
barns or allowed tI stand long DO cold
yards. Governor lialrladyocatcs warm.
ing water 90 go drgs as bottor rolshed
by Che animals thun lukawurm water.
IL Is proved that when cotton .ogd
meal So tal tho manure ls increased u
value by uarly us much and somu shy
10y moro-tn.u Che cost Of tho mml. and
also that when uot u.0l To TOO large
amounts itiHuf benefit 90 thc auimals.
especially with poor fodder and mixed
with two or trra, timHs i.s own bulk NJ
wheat bran. lois proved timt Do pays TO
keep the young stock growing iu winter
as well as IN summer 70 docs uut ply
20 mvo them gain two pounds iu sum.
MGR and lose onc pound zoo winter tits
proved that Che winter is the time TO
handle and train them. $40 that there w.ll
not boa battle o. conquer them when
older II iH proved that plenty Of bed.
ding adds 20 the comfort OF the uuimuB
aud thereby inaucos better results from
them and also lids greatly 20 the value
Of the manure hy absorbing the liquids
IL 81 proved that regular hours for feed.
ing arc most importantif thcbcst results
are desired from the amount Of feed
given. /. isproyod chat all stock like
occasional changes Of tecd. oven when
The change is not from poor TO better
American Cultivation
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HOME PORK.
Directions for Curing II in tho Bc.,
Manner.


Directions for Curing II in tho Best
Manner.
The best time to do tho butchoring g.
generally In December, january ami
early in February. whom the weather
dry and sharply cold, but not soyorly,a
cold enough to thoroughly cool co..
carcass in It's thickcst parts which viii
require thirty.six hour8 or more, sci
nothing like hard or sudden irazin
should be allowed. ~ that surround 'hH
inner flesh with wall through which
the animal heat yet in and around the
bones cannot readily escape, causing
sourng and decay Ia the couior Of hWs
and shoulders while they may outward
ly appear sound. When fully cooled cut
up as desired and pack with or without
brine. us liked best II dry sailing IS
preferred, an approved recipe nama
twenty-five pounds Of salt, one pound Of
faltpetcr and three or four quarts OF
molnsscs mot glucosel or five pounds OF
brown sugar as a good proportion and
proper quantity for 300 or possibly 400
pounds OF pork This mixture, e made
with molasscs. will have much the ap
pcarnnce Of wet brown sugar.
Rub and cover the pieces thoroughly
with It aud lay IN a cool. dry place. Re
peat the generous saiting aud rubbing at
the end Of the Grst and second weeks
aud after q month or six weeks smoke
the meat continuously for not loss than
ten days II tle pieces ARE thick. with cobs
or Dry wood preferably. a simpler
way Is to put layer Of meat fitted well
together. iind side down, ON hllf inch
of salt on floor. platform or in u box or
cask. Spread II literally with the mix.
turc described, then put on another layer
of meat, and 30 on. finishing with the top
well covered with the salt, II curing
In brine OF pickle Is deemed preferable,
pack in clean, sweet casks with The mix
ture as above described aud with clean.
cold water until the meat Is wcll sub
merged Then keep II 10 by followers and
weights on top This should b. looked
after closely. for the new brine seems to
shrink greatly. while the meat naturally
rises 20 the surface unless held down.
and any parts exposed 10 the air win
spoil. Sometime tho meat u found TO
he rusting and the brine looking vile.
Then the brine should be drawn OIL.
brought TO boil and wen skinned Of
It's impurities. When fully cooled return
IL 10 the meat, Brine which win not
promptly feat nm egg or a potato is too
weak and requires additional salt.
Tho particular use or market for the
product viii govern vs. 10 how much or
what partB are To be smotol used as
dry salt" "pickled pork" or otherwise
Some farmers noted Tor the excellence
Of their hog products never use brine or
pickle for meats, and others mover euro
them without. Il is understood, to be
sura. that these meats are slaughtered,
handled and stored IN such manner as
TO .reycnt l"r.Fti from having access ~
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Begin the first Of this wear. If Won
ucvcr did before. 10 keep ftrm and live
stock accounts. In ono part of your
form account book set AID Of your cx.
pouIituycs, properly divided. from the
feed Sou buy for your live stock. ~ any.
TO thr clothing and books You purchase
Tor Your family SGT down o,ory cont
NHu receive from any source farm aud
live stock products sold.t etc. Balance
what tse food for your s,ocl, costs Won.
wH"IuHr you raise It or buy it. against
ilo receipts you gct from Che stock So
shan you know whether Won no, running
behind and whclfDr somn other branch
Of ractsnoping viii moi pay bcttor So
much Tor the farm account book. Now
i.ti.U Hul Journal. ko.purpglar Jour
NAB u. 900 Che events uf importance that oc-
curmyour business Noto the time when
Nour COWS, sows ewes and mares arc
hr1. and the time when their offspring
b. Zoo Uu looked for. Mako careful note
of thn date OF birth. Dates Of sowing
aut roap.ug crops with the amount Of "a
given crop gathered. are othor things
that may su into Che farm journal. Be
side b'Iug interesting reading, such no.
count bUua and Journals will be Of great
value. They would hive nycd mnuy a
farmer % lawsuit-possibly from bank
rup'cy DO hc had KEEP, them.
Th"ra was once sdngy old hunks
who used to drive his bony oxen into tho
barn every Christmas day and give them
all they could eat OF corn. lie Thought
he wua paving his WHY TO heaven by Civ
ing the cattle enough 90 eat once year.
but that would only take him half an
inch on the rad a man cannot go 70
hnlygn unless hc fcuds his farm animals
all they want every day in the year.
The Iolstciu-Fr.osiau cattle to be- ex-
hihi.el Ia the live stock department Of
the Columbian exposition viii BIO pltcei
Ia two classu--brasdIug cattle and Cat
stock cattle The m' ding class WSl Of
coure include Che dairy COWS.
The Illinois Auyilnry Arsociltion Of
Expert Judges OF Swine meets at shelby
willie Jan. 10 20 l9.
Any live stock breeder eau get n copy
Of the Worlds fair official live stock
premium list by writing for &c 20 Hon.
W. |. Buchanan, chig' OF thcdcplrtmout
Of agriculture, Worlds Columbian expo.
sition, Chicago.
The hroncho as o horse for raising and
shipping east Is rapidly disappearing
from the western ranch Tho wei bred
horse is taking his place
"Thc ilockmustors Of this country need
stand in no fear OF OVERRIDING the market
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Walker 8ss'. 4 FyIig Co.
COUPON No. 2
Coupon Linen Bargains.

Coupon Linen Bargains.
Cream Damask Towel, all Linen,
worth soc
Price With Coupon, . tor iic
Extra size, all Linen Towels, Fancy
Border, worth Zoe.
Price With Coupon, , Tor s0c
Extra Largo Damask Towels Kuoued
Fringe, Open Work worth 81.
Price wish Coupon, 9 Tor 50c
Hoavy Cream Table Damask, worth
soc.
Price With Coupon, yards for jOc
Heavy Turkey Red Table Damask,
Price with Coupon, = yards for soc
Nice Quality Check Nalnsook, worth
SOc
Price With Coupon, 10 for soc
CHALLlES.
Very Nice New Pattern Challies, Light
and Dark worth 500.
Price with Coupon, 10 Tor soc
Extra Handsome Figured Null, Good
Quality, worth $3.50.
Price with Coupon, 10 yards for sl.2j
SILKS.
Handsome Figured Chinas, in 80 Colors,
worth $3.50
Price with Coupon FOR FUN Dress
pattern, sb,OO.
All Silk Ondino Cord CRYSTAL, in 40
COlnrs, worth slb.
price With Coupon for Fun Dress
pn,Aern, sS.55.
And haadreds Of oiher CoupOa
Bargaias.
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TRIBUTE To THE EAST


Governor Pennoyer OF Oregon has
written TO tho Trans.Mississippi Con-
gress officials at Ogden as follow:
"Owing to prolonged absence from
tho Capitol, have bsUu unable to
reply until now to your letter OF the
18th ult., inviting me TO be present NJ
tue Trans.Mississipp Congress TO be
held In Ogden on the 2ltn inst. do
most heartily approve OF the object OF
your cOnyOcatiUn. 1t would clearly be
craven II not criminal to attempt the
suppression OF the great TACT that
through congressional legislation the
East Las become the virtual master oil
the West. Ricn AMI varied rs nte the
resources Of the vast empire OF the trans
Mississippi, Its ye0mvn all are com
PEELED to yield 10 the capital Of the bASi,
aggrandiZed by Virtue OF federal bsne-
factiOiu aud bOunties, tue lone snare
q. ,ne profits OF their toll. lhey pay
tribute TO the East in the interest on
money loaned, In heavy railf0h1
freight 70 fixed a. to render rich re-.
turns TO Eastern bondholdere, IN tarIh
charges for the benefit OF Eastern
manufacturers, anu ny virtue OF
national financial policy outlined aud
followed Ia the interest OF the creditor
Glasses Of the great money centers OF
the Eastern states and OF Europe.
Those capitalists, who like lilios toll
not mother 10 they spin,' take the re-.
wards OF our labor an1 the profits Of
our industries In eueh usurious toll
that we have really become their sgr-
vile hewers OF wood and drawer Of
water. Not content with their wealth
a al 100. of
such rich return, they now seek b on.
nance tho value OF their money,
by diminishing the world's sup.
ply through the disuse Of one Of
the precious metals, recognized
by the constitution and honored
Tor moro than eighty years Of our na.
tional existence. The whole history
Of the civilized world furnishes NJ
parallel to the atrOcity OF the crime OF
the dtmonetizaton OF silver. with
not enough metal money Ia tho wOrlI
to do the business OF the world, ns
evidenced by the use among ali
nations Of paper money, the Ca.
gress Of the u nited states, ut the becs
OF the money lords OF Europe and lhe
creditor Glass OF our country, has dis.
honored one OF our precious metals,
thereby enhancing the wealth OF the
creditor class at the expense OF tne
debtor class. Not only this, but the
experience Of the whole world from
time immenOrlHl has shown tue dimi.
mutton OF the volume OF money
lrgitmately results In the reduction VI
wages, an insuiiioiency OF industries,
ana a universal decline In values.
Against this, oue Of the most
arocious governmental crimes OF
any age, the Trans. Mississippi Con.
gTtss should utter Its most solemn aud
enrnrst protest. Public sentiment
should be aroused, unified aud cntnu.
,od. The precious metal, the demone.
tzatsn OF which was procured la Con.
i,ress through fraud aud which ia
been perpetusted against the viii OF
tln people through the manipulation
Of the twu great political parties In the
Interests OF this lew, must, in the Ia
frsts OF the many, be- restored to it,
rmur-iime complete junction anu
prlvil' ges as full legal tender money.
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them. As spring approaches the smoked
parts can DO canvased and whitcwashed
or packed away IN BRAN oats. sheliod
corn or dry ashes or hung in dark dry
cellar or smokohouac For family use
q swinging shelf protected with wire
cloth, in which the meat is laid or hung.
Is very convenient as wen as secure
against rats, mice aud insects.
It Is best That persons not familiar
with the handling Of meats should con.
suit with others known to be successful
in it and learn their exact methods in
detail, for while tho foregoing directions
outline The chief essentials in curing the
flesh of the hog tho minor variations in
it are as inuumerible as Che difference In
TASTES and circumstuuces.-F ID. Coburu
IN Breeders Gazette.
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In fact the inspirlting slogan which
will summon forth the entire body (
American freemen 10 earnest, u1ited
aud successful effort is the most right.
sDus demand that all the money Of tn e
country-gold, silver ami paper-shall
be souni money, full le-al ten Ter N
payment OF all debts public and private
and that II shall be issuei rs both
Jefferson and Jackson demanded by
the COVE nment alone"
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
.sa1lsess CURatHI Tine raa,s
In Enect s.rifsi. tsoa

irAvFa aAfr lake
40 -Tor Provo, Gramd Junction aui
all poInu East ........ ......-... g 100 An.
No, t--Tor Provo. Grand Junction and
OIL points East. .... ......... pia3 pm
No. t--for Provo, fny tou, Eurdka and
silver Ciiy ,.....................sioap pm.
NO. t--For bingham. Provo, Manu,
and sn|ina ... ......., o.. rs am
No. S-For Ogden hnd Wosf.............l n % PIN.
No. l-tor ogden and the Weat ........ii 10 AIN
~ Tvr- ssT- fINv
No. l--Frum Provo. Grand Junction
Hud the Nabt .......... ............iiin5 Am.
No. 5-From prnvo. Grand Junction
and the Eagt..-........ ......... IL rs d. m
No. 7-from Provo, paYiun, Eureka
AND silvp City ,....,..........t0 01am
No t-Ffon bingham, Provo. Manu
md -aNuH ....... ......... 'fp.n.
NO 2-Irotu Ogden and tho West...... 7'Ai AN.
NO. a. fnu 0ViHu nnH Mo West tiii nm.
Pullman Palace Hiospcrs on nil through
iTaue hochangos. close connections. Safety
speed and comfort,
ftft fsIiir. So. Hrnr -rfu Hs--r,
L. {. uoDGE, A. a. wELpY n. BENNETT
ten. hanaEoE Con. tupt tOH.f&rAg
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(ITJsA UNION
PACIFIC
VSIfb'sYS7EM.
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
TFFECIyE FFD. 20, 1893.
5'siti Nuws sud D,,,ari q, sax Lasa ciiv
DAILY. af foGotots
Arrive

ARRIVE
trou sd rsstcrn roinia. ............ 800 a 10
IRON nuiio.Poruand and saa Fran
eifco-........... .,................. e'1lN n
From Para city and Caoho valley. 1919 a n
Prom al Eastern poinis.............. 1910 p NJ
From Cache Vale, and Osdcn......... 'ii0 m
mon lrsa tud intermediate
pointa........ ..,........... ....'o,1i
ifiom N' or Juab Ngph. froyo
rurcta and IH.rfur'lto uoilts..eg' ~
ZION lcTminua androoclc CO.. cop m
DEPART
TOY o." eastern Uoluta................ H.c1t "A
Ioi hritc, Portland. San Francisco
bud Cache valley .................. iofs, N
lrtnchc Valley and PARK Ciiy.-.a $50 m
'n oFdcn, Intermediate points and
point e,.. .......-. saopr
Tor o.ton U1 intermediate points
end San fran ei.r, ..............,. u.iiu lu
ifor Eureka. Juab andMniort....... 7tot "a
lcriI0, and intermediate points. 8. Up ne
FOR Toou'c ana Terminus ..-......... $50 q m
'laily. suudays excepted
'1iHnh between Julb and Milford DO notrun
tuuIayA
pGA tTCifTr oFrtrr. aot uAtv -
-. b. HUXLEY, ecnl sgt. Faasgr Dcpt.
b. nioHNsoE, Gcn1 uEr
h.. l.. LoNAK. T. 4. a 4 Agoui.
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Cine @eibm

lleber bic Oblies,nbeiten zines fiirfts
iden 2eibarateS i'm fieben5ebnten
S~abrbunbert aibt befsn 9eItalIuno
ausfunft. DieI.Ibe tit am Weits
ua9tsfeft 1880 erIaFen unb bat fols
aenben Wortlaut : Bon @pttes
gnaben Wir -. urtunben unb Bee
tennen hermit. baB Wir gu itatt benz
In Soft rubenben 2iebben getp.fenea
Sofz unb 2eibmebieum ben 9. @.
Medicinae Licentiatum Staotpbpf.
tum 5u 6. elmer guten Wifenidaft
fleiBisen @orIoree unb unbsrbroFenerr
4%nffpartung nilen als Sofs unS
Seibmebicum ferner nit angenommen
unb beitelt baben, berg.italt unb alto,
baB berielbe nebft 9efleibiguna zines
Ariitli9en. sepifenbaften. fritbfertis
gen unb niidtsrnen 2sbens unb Wans
bels Dor iid unb bic Seinisen uns
bolo unb geipdrtia au fepn. uniere Gbre
uub Nuben fu6en, Saaben unb
0aimpf binaeasn tpenb.n, inIonb.rbeit
aber f6ulbig febn foa. unierss urlz
miinbigen Sobnes @efunbbeit permit,
telft gutter 4ufii9t unb treuer Sorss
falt pabraunebmen, bur6 quite 9iGt,
beilfame gonfilia, bienti9e prGIerpas
toria ale Subtle meni9enm0gfi9it
prdeabiren, ben e~ntitebenben 4nft0ben
niiblide Mebicdmenta, na9bem er Dor,
Der fih bes Morbi 9rt unb Gtgen5aaft
tpohl beriidert, anauipenbsn, babsp
aber feben. bab bieielbe in Der Ipotbste
na9 Der &egula Der WebiSin unb
benen &ecepten aemdb BON friIdsn
.Sngrebten5ien re4t augeri6tet psrben,
audi perbiiten, baB obne fein @orpifs
fen unb perniinftiges grmeFen niss
manb anbers ni6t berorbnet ober aps
pliciri, fonbern unierm unmiinbisen
Sobn iebesmal bic Mraneien bon ibm
fslbit aereidt unb seseben tp.rben ;
tpobep er fih benu fonberlid in 44t
au nebmen piHen tpirb, bab burb Obs
bibirung befttaer hemif1er ober ionit
miBli9er Mraeneien, beren Wirtung er
bur4 erbaItene Grperiens nibt O.ipib
beriidert. er fih nidt prdeipitiren ober
ionftens iibereilen mDse. @r ION obne
Infer WiFen auf's 2anb ni6t r.iien,
biel tpeniaer bes Na1ts auBer ber
Stabt bleiben. bieriiber aud gum tpes
niaftens bes Taaes einmal ii9 beb Sofe
unmelben unb fonft bafelbit ieberaeit
berseitalt unperbroFen unb treulih err
ipeifen, tpis einem aufri9tigsn Diener
unb peritdnbiasn 6of> unb 2eibmebico,
Gottes. Reats unb @epiFen ipeget
pObl anftebt. eianet unb sebiibrt. Din,
s.den unb our @rgDBli9feit bieier feia
ner Dienitberpaltuna ion ibm aus bies
flyer fiiritliher pripattammer idbrlid
aereidt perben /: SreiBis Reidstbas
Ter, bier Malter &orn. bier Malter
@erften, aipOlf alafter 9Ola unb sebn
S9od Reiiis. tpomit er untertbdnist
content unb sufrieben gepeien. 60
seseben = Wepnaaten $780,"
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e6were @abI.

SIN fiebenten Sabrbunbert seb5rte
Der sr0bte She'll bes 2anbes an benz
Slufe @trif in S9ottlanb benz gras
fen 9anbon. ipsl9er ieinsn Stb 80
8afeipoob Sofper bate. Gs mar Elm
fart befefigtes @ebdubt, bi9t am
6luFe. Winiam Scott (nd9mals
Sir Wiuiam), bas Saupt bi.fer Sa>
mile, unternabm emit einen Rdub3ig
tpiber bic Murrap's bon Glifanf, berea
9eiigunsen nur einige Meilen entfernt
tuarert. gr fanb aber feline Seinbe auf
Der Sut, ipurbe in bic Slu9t sef9la>
gen unb serietb felbft in @efanaen.
f6aft. Sir 9ibeon, bas Sb.rbdupt
Der Wurrap's. fiibrte feinen @efanse.
men in bic Burg unb aeiste Jpn ieiner
Satin, bic ibren @emabl fragte, mas
er benz @efansenen ausebaGt babe.
Den @algen!" eripiberte Sir 81.
boon. IAN @aIsen nit bisiem RGis
BERT
sGber parum9" entsesnete tie.
~WesbaIb ben iunsen 2orb bon San.
bon autfnlipten. ba mir brei ni9ts tpes
niger uls biibf4e SOdtsr gu perbeiras
then babenaA
.0u bait 9fedbt,@ berfebte @fb.ou.
der GinfaG sefdlt mir. gr fol- bic
grobmdulise Mes beiraibea ober gap.
pein."
glls benz @efansenen bic Wabl ae>
laHen fpuroe. 5og er es anfdngIi9 Dor.
fth ouftnipfen gu laHen, als bic sroB.
INDULGE Wfes gu ebeli9sr, beren Rame
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