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gear. Black chip straw will be much
worn; one of French design, called
"Henri Qnatre," " will be very popular.
The Panama is an artistic and capti-
waiting hat. It's undulating brim is
almost straight in front and stands
sharply erect at the back. Bows of
Parma violet velvet and sprays of lilac
for trimming. The arrangement Of
lilac and ivy leaves to fall on the hair
at the back is very pretty style. The
"Coreador" is one of the dainty cape
lines which will take the fancy of most
Tor small hat. 1t is turquoise vel
vet, laden with buttercups and for
get-me-nots, with group of exquisite
leaves made Of finest point &c Venise
held in front of the brim by a coronet
of Rhine stones. Rnstic straws wear
we'll, but are only appropriate on oc-
casions. The new sailors are lower
crowned than last year.
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The Confederate Battle Flag.

Speaking of General Johnston, ! ana
reminded of the explanation he onoe
gave me of tho origin of the Confeder-
ate battle flag: "At the battle Of
Bull Run," said he, 'the STARS end
bars proved failure because they
we're 80 much like the Union oolors.
Indeed, both armies mistook their
enemies for friends, and vice versa.
After the battle resolved to discard
this flag and called for each regiment
to procure its State colors. This they
were not able to do, and asked tho
army for new designs. Among those
presented, one by General Beauregard
was chosen, and I altered this only in
making it square instead OF oblong.
This flag was afterward adopted by the
Confed derate armies generally. It was
Greek cross of blue on red field,
with white stars on the blue bars.
This flag, by the. way, was designed
by Colonel Walton, of LouisianA,
and by him presented to General
Beauregard. Kate Fields Washing
ton. ,.ss
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lfsyed Him.

A curious = ~ q hold by Vienna
correspondents ytun1 mar, the
representative ofsH h1ga n5ns who
carried large sum aEsy Eith
him, recently spent the 6ig1 w. h9sss
at Presburg. AS usual, no -
some time smoking in bed. sud- z
the burning cigar fell tc the fooE 81
bent over to extinguish it, whenhs
saw hand projected from under the'
bed to put the cigar out. It made
him very uncomfortable. He lay
awhile, and then saying aloud. GLOW
very cold; I shall get my fur coat" he
jumped out of bed. few to the door
and cried for help. The would-be
robber was caught. He confessed he
knew the occupant Of the room had
money, which he hoped to get while
he slept. He had been q fireman for
merly, and could not resist the i'm
pulse to extinguish the burning cigar.
Washington Star.
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Sits OF BLACK BRoADcLoTH.

Among the new suits are those of
black broadcloth, favorite material.
by the way, for tailor costumes, and
one that will be found extravagantly
becoming to almost all women. A
perfectly fitted dress of this material
is next in elegant style and becoming
ness to black velvet. A handsome
costume is of black and white broad
cloth; has the body, skirt and tops OF
the sleeves of black; the vest, cuffs
and skirt trimmings are of white, the
latter arranged in very pretty and at.
tractive fashion. A rose ruching OF
pinked out broadcloth trims the hem.
This ruching is made of one strip OF
each color, the white being placed
next to the dress, the black on the
outside and partly concealing the
white. The vest is closed with fine
cut jet buttons, although crochet and
satin buttons are popular.
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Carving Wood by Machinery.

The carving of wood Iy means or
machinery is new claimed to be q
practicable process, both mechanically
and artistically, the English apparatus
for this purpose having. it appears
been successfully introduced, its opera
tion exhibiting admirably the elastic
ity of motion characterizing the cut
ting tool, combined with sufficient
rigidity, says an exchange. The trac-
ing pointer and carving tool are
mounted on the front portion of a
rectangular frame. extending over the
machine table, the frame being mount
ed go that it will rock freely IN its
bearings, and can be moved in line
parallel to the front Of the machine.
and to and from the front and back OF
the machine table. The back mem
ber of the tool frame is in the form OF
a shaft, on WITCH are freely mounted
one or more pairs of guide pulleys for
the cutter driving band or bands; in
slots or guides at the lower parts OF
the machine standards is mounted a
couatershaft, on which are loosely
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the Public Eye Today.
Prominently in the Public Eye Today.
A Waggish Wheelman.

A well-known wheelman, who was
also a wag, was recently summoned
before a Judge in Copenhagen. Den
mark, for riding on footpath leading
to Lyngby Church.
"You have been cycling on the
Lyngby Church footpath?" said the
Judge, severely. The cyclist ad-
mitted it.
''You are fined four kroner"
The offender took out the coic- aud
and laid them down. "May ASH,
Your Worship" he inquired, meekly,
"whether Prince Waldemar and
Princess Marie have permission to
cycle on the path in question:"
The Judge looked uneasy. Gun
no. certainly not. Is this your first
ofence?"
cit is-and will be my last"
"In that case," said the Judge, 81
will let you off with a caution this
time"
The culprit picked up bis money,
bowed and walked of. AS be reached
the door the Judges curiosity over
came discretion, and he cried out:
"Wait Did you actually see Prince
Waldemar and Princess Marie riding
on that path9"
ZIP Your Worship-certainly not, |"
replied the wag. with a mild look of
surprise; and then, with twinkle in
his eye, he disappeared, leaving the
Judge to what must have been queer
reflections.
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some excuse. Finally one, more out
spoken than the rest, said:
81 would be delighted to 60, but
really cannot. am not dressed for
it. When go out without any in.
tention of making calls, I put on q
waist with small sleeves, for the large
ones are not only uncomfortable but
are SO easily spoiled"
There was a general exchange of
glances, and, without exception, every
woman who had declined the invita-
tion, said:
"Well, tha! is just the trouble with
me-"
The would-be hostess laughed and
insisted on having an old-fashioned
tea, as she called it. where small
sleeves should be The rule, as she her
self wore q waist of that sort.
1t certainly is a great saving to
leave the big sleeves at home, a saving
in comfort and the wear and tear of
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mounted one or more pairs of guide
pulleys, the countershaft being
weighted or acted upon by springs to
give it nominally downward tendency.
The machine frame is fitted with
driving shaft carrying long drum,
and this shaft may be driven by a
treadle or by power acting upon
driving pulley. A driving band for
each cutter Or carving or engraving
tool is passed partly around the drum,
then partly around the several parts
of the guide pulleys, also partly
around the driving pulley of the carv-
ing or engraving tool; the guide pull
leys are capable of sliding along their
carrying shafts, and the cutter-driv.
ing band of travelling along the long
drum. Wood Pulp News.
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An oLD.rAsHIoNED WAIST.

It mas become quite the custom with
many ladies, says the New York Led
ger, to keep on hanl one or two waists
of couple of seasons back and wear
them when it is necessary to go out
for shopping, driving or other out
ings, when one is not likely to remove
the outside garments.
This is so convenient anG agreeable
and has suggested itself to SO many
women that it was quite little sur
prise the other day when dozen or
two fashionable women met at Il pub
lie gathering. One of them invited n
number of her friends to her house to
take cup Of tea. but one and all had
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-08

handsome fsbrirs. bat tits inconven-
lent if one waStte tSspt aa invita-
ton where isshiohsh e areas u 4 ne
cessity. /. 1 !:
One woman has solved shis pf6Rlsml
by making little cape OF lace and 20:
Gordon plated Japanese Grape. This'
she rolls in snug parcel and carries
in long pocket in the inside of her
wrap. 1t is always on hand, and COW
ers the tops of her sleeves to the ell.
bows. She is wont to declare that she
can carry a fashionable toilet in her
muff and make herself ready for any
emergency by this simple device.
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NEW RICHES.

All corsages are now cut low, just
covering the collsrbone, the high.
draped collar giving way either to
strands of pearls caught with diamond
boas limitations of the real article
being very effective and very cheap
or "ruches. These latter have. also
the advantage of hiding anything like
wrinkles. They are getting better
and bigger, and are ornamented by
punches of spring flowers.
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Spring Cleaning

riched, and thus sustains the nerves and al
the bodily functions.
81 take Hoods sarsaparilla every spring,
and it is the only medicine I use through the
year. 1t enables me to do my house cleaning
and farm work all through the summer. 1t
helped me very much for palpitation OF the
heart. I think Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
medicine for everyone and all who take it
will never be without it. I have also used
Hoods Pills and they are the best I ever
tried" Mrs. F. H. ANDREWS, S. S.Woodstock, Ct
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How If7s Dime.

The simple reason why the hurts of prize
fighters show no sign and disappear SO quickly
Is because in the treatment Of training the
flesh is hardened. They con stand blow
like the kick of q horse and not show a
bruise. Other mems bruises heal slowly, but
II they would use St. Jacobs Oh, they would
find there's nothing in the world like it to
heal and restore. It acts like magic. All
athletes should use it. It's the great renova-
tor. The same with cuts and wounds, II
nsed according to directions, it will heal
surely and make the parts sound again.
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Is such trial that men say "Let the house
take care Of itself" But the conscientious
wife feels bound to risk health and strength
in this annual struggle with dust and dirt.
The consequence Of her feverish anxiety over
extra work is depletion of the blood, the
source of all life and strength, manifested in
that weak, tired. nervous condition too prev
alent at this season and very dangerous II
allowed to continue. What every man and
woman needs in the spring is Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. It keeps the blood vitalized and en-
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PLAIN SKIRTS THE RULE.

Plain, faring skirts are still the
rule, and the most approved advanced
styles are made of cameps hair, serge
and fine cloth. Almost all costumes
have second, possibly third, mate
rial in them. 1t seems to matter but
little how the combination is made or
what it is made of, so long rs it is
harmonious and put togethe: with
stylish effect.
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STYLISH COLLARS AND CUFFS.

White linen collars, both standing
and turned-over, are seen on colored
shirt waists, while the cuffs are COL
ored like the shirt. Wash silks, lin
ems, ginghams, cheviots, lawns and
Swiss muslins are used for these
waists, and there is very little change
in the cut from last season. The only
difference is in the sleeves, which are
larger. Women's tailors and men S
furnishing stores make a specially Of
custom made waists
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course, there are plenty OF
other effects-French, Dutch and oil
other Nations-but the English leads.
Much depends on the selection of
hat that an otherwise perfect costume
may not be utterly lacking in effect,
or that the good points of face be
submerged by an unbecoming head
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case CT Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Ca arm Cure.
F. J.CHsNEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. j. Che.
aey for the last Is years, and believe him pei.
iectly honorable IN all business transactions
mi tinanc' ally able to carry out any obliga
ion made by Their firm.
NEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
VALDI>G, KrSxAN G. MARVIN, Wholesa.,
Druggists. Toledo, OHIO.
Tia Is Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ny directly upon the blooi AMI mucous sur
aces Of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold
" al Druyrists rpstisAr3ials free.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-08

Stockholders in the Worlds Fair
will get $40, 900 rebate on reminting
of souvenir coins.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-08

Austria-Hungary sold 1900, 900, 900
eggs to the Test of the world last
year.
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DR.. Kilmer's SWAMP ROOT cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
LABORATORY BinHhnmton. \. Y.
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LADIES who possess the finest compilations
are patrons of Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye fifty cents.
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Why Pay Doctors Z

A guaranteed cure for Constipation without
medicine or injections. orig nally sold for Sl n
permanent cure for Diabetes. costing S.: Cali
fornia Salre for Piles-glves instant relief;
and positive cure for rheumatism. TO Sc
cure these four home cures. and thus save doc
Co., l0l2 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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Next year will be the last leap year OF the
century.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, sottens the gums, reduces inflamma-
ton. allays pain. cures wind collie pc. bot tie
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How's This

The records OF Massachusetts, are written in
an official ink.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispeis colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 30
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, kr VIEW Yoak NV
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Piso's Cure for Consumption has saved me
many doctors bill. $. F. HARDY, Hopkins
Place. Baltimore. Nd, December =, 1894.
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TIE FANCY BOW SLEEVE.

These pretty sleeves are worn prin
cipalIy in light silks, percales and cal.
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did you stop to think how completely the Asrneoa
made the modern windmill busness1 How It has mouos
Oied this entire limo Of manufacture oeeau,- Of ~ iSs
Inventions designs qualities and prices or forced oths
TO be literal aud seris imitators Witness the asA
wheel, ths back gesrsd pumper, the high ssIed pors
MILL tho steel towers, fixed and fitting. the garantinl
Of work after completion the grinder centrifugal -
the improved irrisans aud other pumps the all sts4
pole s.w-one Of popular things put %
tho steel storage and stock tanks Everything IN have
touched have betterd and eheapened. the thing
have delighted in and h,s paid have essblish.1 sscs
Of branch houses have k these goods those wee
want them. The kermoor Co. has but ambition.
want, to build and fill building has
Of land present location unoccupied t. Suildngl.
in june cover that seres with snts
building stories high This will give II Of hoa
space when the public demand requires sooa
than produced with this added space. will rsfss -
extend further make any effort II will have dono It's share
supply that demand Il will then al eops,
UNTIL That TINE 1T EXPECTS TO CONTINUE TO SUPPLY
THE WORLD WITH The GREATER PART or ITS WND
nHEELS TOWERS, GRINDERS, PRED CUTTERS, PrIPa,
STEEL fRlnE BUZZ SAWS, STEEL STORAGE AND eI0ck
TANKS, STEEL suBSTRGCTURES, ETC, y ETC.. oAL.
YlSIZED AFTER COMPLETION. IT WILL coATIA2k n
DEAL HOST LIBRRAILY WITH THE PuRLIC, FURNISH RI.
PAIRS AT Low PRIcE, AND BH TIE 6RELf A0DM
HOUSE OF THE WORLD AERH0T0R Co.. CHICAGO
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CLOTH JACKETS,

CLOTH JACKETS.
Cloth jackets are greatly worn by
young and fairly young women. One
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Not Sick Enough 10

Not SICK Enouga for the Doctor.
but little out of sorts. Ripans Tahules would
serve in your case. IT is we'll TO have them on
hand for Just such occasions
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FASHION FANCIES.
WOMEN'S HATS SHOULD MATCH
THE COSTUME.
In Millinery the English Styles Pre-
dominate-Artistica and Captivat-
ing Headgear-Cloth Jack
cts Greatly Worn.

THE latest hats are very Eng
lish in appearance both in
the trimming and shape. OF
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, toe WAL. ST, HsH-YoRK @S
!lssEsTs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
Gin menfafid,es Naselfifen.

SIM SoipitaI in Cincinnati beiinbet iib
cine ionberbare Batientin. silt bic 81
Sabre alte 9lelie Sbomas, eine @aiie,
tpelbe Iid i6on felt Ianesn Sabren i'm
8Ioiter Gum @uten Sirtsn bsfanb unb i'm
@idbSimmer bei6dftiet purbe. glIs iie
NIT einem 8rief Der Oberin in's SOipitaI
fam, iaste iie, oob iie Sdnersen in ben
8einen babe. Die unteriu6uns bradte
einen gar ieltenen StanO Der Dunse an
ben Sag. Ser arst fdbIte in Der @aOe
einen barten @esenitanO unb Elm Gins
i6nitt beIebrte Jpn, oab er es nit elmer
Babel su tbuu bate. DaS Mdoden er,
tIdrte. iie bate iid bic 9taoeI iebenfaqs
in ben SUB setreten. Dem arSt iieIen
iebt erit bic eisentbiimlihen bunfIen
Streifen unb fleinen @eibnIre an ben
8eineu auf. Gr arbeitete nit benz Mei'
Ter tpeiter unb bate bis llbr Nbenbs
nibt peniser ais Al NubeIn aus
ben 8eioen seSoeen. gs puren Sted.
uno 9tdbnabeln 80 batten ii6 i'm reds
ten uno IL i'm linfen 9eine befunoen.
Der glr,t mubte bic Operation einlteuen,
oa baS Mdbden p6lis erid6pft mar.
Gags barauf ipurben Der llnslldlidsn
nod 9 Na6eln aus benz 8brper seIdnits
ten, bod 1T ibr 3uitanb Elm FOLDER. baB
bic Qer3te bic Su6e eintneiIen einiteI,
len miiiien, ipenn ite ni6t ertparten milf
fen, bab ibnen bic 9atientin unter benz
OperationSmeher ftirbt. Ser glrat itelte
ieIbitOsritdnbIid Elm i6urfes 8srbor init
oem Wdoden an, um Su ermitteln, tpie
bic Naoeln in ibre @leeer ssfommen
pdren, unb erit mad laneem Drdnsen
sab iie su, bieieIben ii6 ieIbit in ben
86rper sebobrt su baben. Sic babe,
iaate iie, Dor nun sipel Sabren elm i6pere
Siinbe sesen bic 9tatur besansen, unb
um 8ersebuns bon @Ott Su erbalten.
babe iie ieoeSma! 8uBe setban, inoem
iie iih bic 9tabeIn in bic @lieoer ftedte
Dor spei Sabren babe iie bic SeIbittor'
tur beeonnen unb biefelbe fortseiebt, bis
iie bel Der Nrbeit suiammensebroben
tpdre. Das Mdoden muB entieblid
auSsebalten baben unb es 1T elm Wuns
Der su nennen, oaB iie ni4t ldneit an
8Iutuerslftuns seftorben 1T. gSie pieIe
gtapeIn iie iid in ben a6rper sebcbrt
bat. ipsib iie ielbit nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
Der Iatb 1T aud beute nod gut.

SIN 9lltertbum reiite einit cine Brin'
,eiiiu NIT srOben 8oten mad gpibaurus
um Aeseulap, ben 8ott Der Seilfunit.
ieIbit in ieinem Iempel su beiuden uno
Ibn um &atb ipesen ibren 2siben gu frus
gen. 3uerit flaSte iie iiber Ulioisteit
unb Sdldfristeit; unb IescuIup ant'
portete ibr, bub bleies bon Der suridse'
lesten laneen Reiie berriibre. Sernu6
iiibrte lie an, bab iie bsS 9lbeno8 gar teir
nen slppetit bate, iporauf ibr bas Ora'
fel rietb, bes QiittasS nur tpeniB gu ipei'
fen. glls lie iaste, bab lie oeS 9tadts
ni6t gut iGIafen t6nnte, bieb e8, iie
ioas iib am Sage nidt uieberIssen.
2Iuf bic Srase, parum iie 70 trdee iei
uno pas ibr basesen ;u ratbsn, anttpors
tete bas Orafel, bab iie frlb aufitetsn
uno ibre @lieber anitrensen ioae, UNI
Oieislben su betpesen. Sic meloete, Sab
ibr Der @ein iddOli6 iei, po8esen ibr
seratben tparb, @aher ;u trinten; une
pab iie eine idlebte Berbauuns babe,
tpoSesen iie erinnert iparb, Didt su bal.
ten. ,,SObn bes glpouO !" rief biz
Brlnseiiin. ,,pieie 0tittel babe id ale
Idneit eefannt !" .8urum beoisntef
Du bid berieIben ni6t", anttportett
asscuIap, ,,bann bGttsit Du bieie ipsitt
Rsiie ni&t su MAIDEN brau4en".
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Die seisenraupe in @eOraia.

DaS Grpa6en zines regeren @es
ibdftSs unb nnternebmunssseiites i'm
Siiben bat aud CUR Solse, baB man iid
in Georgia elmer alien 8uItur erinnert,
bic idOn Dor benz unabbdnsisfeitsfrie
bort emsefiibrt tpuroe. iib cine 3eit lang
binidleppte. bann aber infolse Der rns
sunit Der ,3eiten allmdlie ausitarb {; oas
III bic Seioenraupensuht. Die beltsn
8ebinsunsen fir Die 3u6t Der Seibens
raupe finben iib in Der umgegsno bon
Snpannob, Georgia, unb bort baben
neuerolnBs oieIe 2eute, bic ii6 biSber
nur aus 2iebbnberei nit Der Seibenrnupe
beI6dftisten, 8eriude nit sr6Bersn I'm.
Iasen semabt. init Dem Sinterseoanten,
bic aultur sewerbSmdBis su betreiben !,
wenn bic @rsebnife ibrer Bemilbuneen
fir bic Seibsnraupensubt i'm @roben
iinansieaen @rfols peripreben. Dus
8Iima @eorsias 1T oem nubbrinsenosn
Ibiere gan, uuberoroentIib siinitis. uno
sS bebarf bort feiner fiinfIibsu Wdrme
aum Nusbriiten Der Gier. benn bieie rei'
fen nit bem @intritt beS tparmen QSet'
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