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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
SAN JUAN'S PORTIFICATIONS.
Moro Castle Dates From the Time of Ponce
he con

De Leon.
In the Century there is a richl.' IL
Illustrated article on ''The Island of
Porto Rico" written by Mr.. Frederick
A. Ober Writing Of the Notifications
of San Juan, Mr.. Ober says:
MORO Castle dates from Ponce de
Icons time, but the MORO as it
stands to-day was completed in 1884.
The faro stands here, with a first-class
light, and within the Morro's walls
are buildings of small military town
quarters for troops, caapel, bake
house, and guard-room, with dungeons
down by the sea and underneath. This
is the citadel, the Initial point of the
line of decentralization, composed Of
connected besticns, castles, and fort
alezas, running from west to east, to
the Castle San Cristobal, thence north
to the ocean.
The oldest portion of the line is at
the southwest angle, and is called the
''Fortaleza," the platform of which
supports the captain-generars palace,
and was built in 1910. The sea-wau
to the north is pierced by the gateway
of San Juan, which affords entrance to
the glacis of San Felipe del MORO, be-
tween the palace and semi-bastion of
San Augustine. Turning southwardly
from the FortaleZa, we note the bas-
ton Of La Palma, and the semi-bastion
of San Justo, in the curtain between
which two is the arched entrance from
the Marina, or outside ward, to the in
tramural city, and known as the
Puerta de Espana. Beyond it, to the
east, are the bastions of San Pedro
and Santiago, the latter in the east
ern wall, the middle part of which is
pierced by the landward gate called
the Puerta de Santiago, protected by
a ravelin of the same name. The fort
ress San Cristobal, though sometimes
called a castle, is in reality an ampli-
fcation Of the Notifications facing
east, or landward, and extends from
the bay on the south northward to the
ocean.
These Notifications in their present
shape were projected in 1880, and vir
tually finished between 1885 and 1641
but San Cristobal and the outwork.
were not completed until the compar-
atiyely modern date of It'll. The east
ern advanced works consist of two
lines of batteries, protected by deep
moat; of the small fort at San An
tonic at the bridge of that name; and
at the extreme eastern end of the islet
still smaller fort, San Geronimo,
which defends the bridge of Boqueron.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
value of Horse Manure.

Different valuations are given horse
manure, as it is made from many diff
ferent substances. 1t Is estimated that
a ton Of manure contains about ten
pounds Of nitrogen, ten pounds of pot
ash and four pounds Of phosphoric acid
the value Of which is about 81. It will
be interesting for farmers who buy
manure to consider whether it will pay
to haul manure a long distance unless
1t Is Of the most valuable kind Manure
from livery stables, which is composed
mostly Of straw, is not worth as much
as that which is free from litter hence
when the farmer gives his labor and
that Of his team to haul a ton of ma
nure a mile or more, as we'll as load
and unload it, he may pay more for it
than 1t Is worth. Fertilizers are cheap
er unless the manure is worth over So
a ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Lace Curtains

In laundering lace drxperies cars
must be used in handling for the mesh
es give way easily when the lace i@
heavy with water. Avoid rubbing them
upon board; instead Of vigorous rub
bling, make the suds strong enough to-
do the cleansing and soak them over
night. A heaping tablespoonful or
powdered soap to each paiIful OF waruo
water will loosen all dirt, so that n
thorough squeezing and srdsing win
suffice. In the absence OF a drying
frame one may tack the curtains upon
clean paper spread on the door, them
removing them as fast as dry. Use q
thin boiled starch and spread the cur
tains very carefully, pinning each seal
lop in place. They win need no IRON
ing, but will look fresh aud clean.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Our Corn SuYulus.

Explanation of the enormous increase
IN European corn requirements, evil
denced in American exports, O6,5OO,-
600 past year, is largely found in the
extended use in Continental Europe of
corn instead of barley and other grains
for cattle. Fritz Arnold, a leading Ger
man importer, says that with the cattle
Of Germany feeding on American corn
there will be market for 50,Q0O,O 600 in
German agricultural districts alone,
that large share Of the 100000 worth
Of corn that now goes weekly to Eu-
rope is for the German farmer, and that
the rest Of Europe is learning the same
lesson.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Brine for Pickles.

Cucumbers for picking should no1
exceed three inches in length. Pick ana
earthen crock or wooden cask, and
cover with brine strong enough to float
an egg. Spread a white cotton cloth,
over the cucumbers, and on this put N
nicely fitting wooden cover, add stone
of sufficient weight to keep the cucum-
bers under the brine, rinse the cloths
every other day in clear water, to re-
move the scum which villa rise and set
tie on it, and do this Until the scum
ceases to rise. When wanted for use,
freshen the cucumbers by soaking Them
in tepid water.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Tempting Breakfast / iahes.

Let every housekeeper remember the
zest given to appetite in the morning,
when appetite is least keen, by bit OF
salt meat or fish. Bacon is such a stand
by at all times that it ROW perhaps
lacks the relish of novelty of good
broiled, sugar-cured hans OF the host Of
excellent relish giving saft-fish dishes,
as mackerel, smoked salmon, herring or
cod, broiled; salt fish in cream (haddie
or cod; dainty fish-balls of cod or hall
but, etc. Fruits also and the dainty
fluffy things go to make up appetizing
eakfasts.-Woman's Home CompaR--
ion
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Poultry Notes.

-
Do not allow fowls to drink stagnant
water.
Soft shelled eggs are largely due to
overlooking.
In fattening fowls cooked food is bet
ter than raw.
Be sure that the young chickens are
fat when sent to market.
Always feed turkeys and ducks
where you want them to roost
In majority of cases it will pay to
sell off the old hens as soon as they quit
laying.
1t is waste of feed to keep more
roosters than are actually needed for
breeding.
Keep all of the best of the early
Matched pullets; they make the best
winter layers.
To grow as they should little ducks
require almost twice as much food as
little chickens.
More or less experience is absolutely
necessary to making a success with
poultry keeping.
When a fowl or animal is making a
rapid growth is the time to aid in order
to make the most out of it.
One reason that fowls given a good
range are healthier Is that they receive
food best for digestion, with the neces-
sary grit
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
iced Rice Pudding.

Boil scant teacupful of nice Caro-
lima rice in a double boiler with quart
of milk, one-half a cupfuI of sugar, and
one-half teaspoonful OF salt. When
the rice is soft take is up and stir iua
the yolks Of four eggs Return the
two or three minutes. Add a pint OF
rich cream, and, when the pudding is
cold, two tablespoonfuls OF maraschino.
or some cherry; or if you prefer it ia
blespoonful of orange extract. Freeze
the pudding on a base of orange jelly
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Raspberry Pie,

Cover pie plate with thin layer OF
rich paste. Put on a rim, and fill the
center with Dread crusts. Bake in q
quick oven, and, when done, remove
the bread, and fill vita raspberries
which have been rolled i'm sugar Beat
the whites of three eggs stiff add three
tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar,
spread over the berries, and brown it
slightly in the oven. Serve cold with
cream.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Miscellaneous Itema.

Two small oil stoves are more conve--
nient than one large one, as they are
more easily moved, and the burners cam
be used to better advantage.
The Russian custom of using lemons
Juice in tea is for the purpose Of neu-s
tralizing the tannin, and thus render
ing it harmless. Plenty Of milk wiz
have the same effect
Blanc mango, Spanish cream, jellliess
etc. are more tempting when served in
Individual cups. Even cottage pudding
may be baked in cups, then turned OUT
on q folded napkin on a platter.
The chatting dish / an accessory Inn
the nursery and the hospital, in prepar-
ing special fool for growing child or
IN invalid. This application to home
dietetics gives it an added Importance
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Melons for reakfast.

Many persons who suffer indigestiont
from eating melons as n refreshing
"appetizer' in the morning will find
that no unpleasant results follow their
use as a breakfast dessert. Any one
as palatable after the introduction OF
warm food into the stomach rs before,
and generally the result will be more
satisfactory ON the digestive organs
Wbman's Home Companion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
IN THE LANE.
By Victor Grey.

Through the lane the setting sunlight
Falls in misty, golden showers,
Uniting with its shimmering lances
All the little, nodding flowers,
Shining mid the emerald foliage,
Where the brides, blithely singing,
Fill the woodlands all about us
With a sweet and joyous ringing.
Don't you love this lane, my darling?
When 1 think of those sweet hours
We have spent within its cloisters,
Meath it's trees and mid it's flowers,
Every blade of grass grows dearer-
Every tiny fragrant flower
Seems to bring, in swift succession,
Memories of some happy hour.
Here it was we met, my darling,
On that blissful sunlit morning,
When the woodlands robe of emerald,
Fringed with summers fair adorn-
ing,
Cleaned with shimmering diamond
dewdrops,
And the birds were blithely trilling
Happy lays-sweet morning carols
All the woods with rapture thrilling.
Here, within it's dusky shadows,
Sauntering down the lane together,
Love around us cast his letters
Fetters that would bind forever.
Here it was 1 told my story,
And my happy answer guessing,
Held you in my arms moment,
Sweet, red lips the while caressing.
There we had our lovers quarrel,
Mid those clumps of fragrant clover;
Here it was we grew repentant-
Begged forgiveness DER and DER;
Then l kissed your cheeks soft roses,
And your eyes with teardrops shin
ing,
Not content until your ringlets
On my hearsAvere safe reclining.
Yes, love this lane, my darling,
With it's fringe of wildwood flowers
Love it for the joy that crowned me
In those happy, happy hours;
For, though years since then have
vanished
Youths fair bloom is ours no
longer
Still our hearts as one are beating,
And our love each day grows
stronger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

kind of an insecticide and blowing into
the long tube a fine spray can be Gre
ated. The little device is not patented
and any tinsmith can make one. With
kerosene small herd of cattle can be
sprayed for lice or to keep off flies in
a very short time. For house plants
it is especially adapted and convenient.
Pure kerosene must be used very spar
ingly on either plants or animals
Orange Judd Farmer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Banana Shortcakc.

To make this delicious dish mix as
pint of flour, large teaspo0nful Off
baking powder and a third of cupfuIl
of shortening; moisten with milk
While this is baking slice bananas i'm
proportion of three to one orange, CRATE
a little lemon peel and mix with a cup.
of sugar. When the cake is baked, slit
it and fill with fruit Beat enough.
cream to pile over the top of the cake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
An Ine1pensive Atomizer:

This is made by soldering in pint
tin cup the device shown in the lower
part of the illustration. To the half
mon shaped piece Of tin Is attached the
long rectangular tube. The short, round
tube at right angles to this reaches al
most but not quite to the bottom of the
cup. The top of this short tube is on
level with the bottom Of the long one.
By partially filling the cup with any
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Rights of Contractors.

A private corporation has right to
collect from the people for gas and wa
ter and street car service and other
public utilities only enough compensa-
tion to pay expenses and to provide a
reasonable return on the capital actu-
ally invested. Every cent collected
above what is necessary for these pur-
poses, belongs to the city, and the time
will COME when it will be recognized as
illegal for a corporation to capitalize
the value represented by public fran
chise and figure the franchise itself as
a part Of the assets of the company
Kansas City Star.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

making one of the best kinds Of rams
for crossing on farm flocks or for farm
ers' use in it's pure-bred form. 1t is
remarkable for the depth of it's fore
quarter, as shown in the Illustration,
which is portrait of first prize ram.
It's fleece is of the worsted class, and
used for large variety Of fabrics
noted for their excellent wearing quail
ties. The fleece averages seven pounds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

exceedingly pro-
ductive. This va
r / e t y equires
cd S oil and
clean culture to
obtain size and
uniformity, a n d
for nearby mar
ket will pay for
rich soil and care
ful o111tl1ro The
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

main objection is the time of ripening,
which brings it into the market in mid
season at a time when even it's large
size will not command an extra price.
The accompanying illustration is about
half the usual size of the berry.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Homemade Refrigerator.

This is in a corner Of the kitchen. One
opens what appears to be a closet door,
and 10! tier Of shelves reaching from
the floor to height of six feet. A rope
and-pulley arrangement operates this
frame work, which is lowered to the
cellar and raised, at the will Of the OPP
orator. In winter it remains station
ary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Grating Pecaus.

It is mistake idea that pecans will
not grow and thrive on high land. It
is of the same class and nature as the
hickory, and will thrive on any soil that
the hickory will grow on. The pecan
may be successfully grated on the
Aickory by saving the hickory stock
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

The trees in the streets of Paris,
France, are looked after by a public
official appointed solely for that pur-
pose.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Protect Fire Irons from Rust.

Fire irons that have to be laid by dur
ing the summer months should be pro-
tected from rust by being coated with q
mixture of india rubber, dissolved to
the consistency of cream in naphtha-
This coating can easily he rubbed or
the steel when needfuI.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

Twenty-Five sheep introduced into
the Australian colonies in 1TS8 are
now represented by 100000 Of the
finest wool sheep in the world.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Glen Mary Str0 wherrv

The Glen Mary strawberry is rather
soft, as are most berries of large size,
but of good quality, form and color and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
Avoid Extremes.

Extremes are dangerous. One class
of farmers do not feed enough for
profit, especially after grass is gone,
while the other class believes in the
theory of 1.-THE more feed the more
product Both are wrong. An animal
may consume more food than it can di-
gest, making the product expensive.
Feeding depends upon variety. Too
much corn or ground grain in the sum-
mer season will cause bowel difficulty,
and an excess in winter without the adj
dition of bulky material gives no CORE
spending benefit, as it is voided. Give
the animals a. sufficiency, but not ex-
clusiyely Of one kind of food.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

Smallpox lie the most infectious dis.
ease. Then comes measles.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25
war with Germany,

The whole suggestion of a war with
Germany is preposterous. Nowhere
outside of Germany is the true German
character better understood and appre
ciated than in this country, and our
sure reliance for the continuation of
our friendly relationes rests on our
knowledge of the good sense and intel
ligence of the German people, who
would be almost unanimous in their
protest against the mere thought of so
unnatural struggle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

full culture. The
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-25

it sank, hoping that snouio nhd
some pieces of wreck. I did so before
I had proceeded far-a mast. with
cordage attached. This helped me;
for, after flashing myself to the mast
as well as could, the waves bore me
away. Suddenly, however, fearful
rush Of water seized me. was drawn
rapidly back, and then down as in
whirlpool--flung, it seemed, here, there
and everywhere-after which l re-
membered no more. When l came to,
I was in one of the boats, with May
Brodstone leaning over me.
1t appeared that directly morning
dawned the boats were called together,
and The captain went over the names,
when mine was found missing; upon
which he had resolved to row back,
and see if he could not find me, urged
thereto by many Of his companions,
who wondered-as did not Jacob hlel
what could have prevented my get
ting into one of the boats
The sea was nearly calm, the sun
shining. and their search was not diff
cult. They soon perceived dark OBJ
iect. Approaching it, they found 1t to
be myself, clinging like grim death TO
the wreck. but laughing and yelling
ike a maniac. In fact, was mad, and
for some time after they managed to
get me into tine boat / remained so;
then I became calmer, though l was
delirious for a whole day and night.
Directly sensibility returned / told
nv story. filing every one with hoF-
ror. especially May Brodstone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-21
Wbitebaa germinns.
gteae Ginfabrt mad Stem gorf bio
y. & .. 9. Us. &p.-l1nz
errei9te 6acilitGtem.

Wbitebal 8ermiuns, bic ueue Gin,
fabrt mad New OOrt. bic an Montag
ben 19. Suli bio Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb Stibweitli9en gabu er6ffnet
nurbe, 1T bic seIesenfe Station nod
allen 9heilen Der Gtabt Stem Oort unb
BrootIpn. Sieier Serminus III OH
Der South Gerrp, 6fli9 bon Der Bats
terp unb DON bier aus unter bemielben
Da9e tperben 0erbinbungen gemaht
nit ben 3tiseu Der 3meiten, Sritten,
Se9fen unb Neunten Ibenue God.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabuap, So,
lumbus uub 2eriuston 4Oenue GabeI.
liuiea; Offs unb Weitieite Riugbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; South.
Gerlp; Staten SsIanb Gsrrp; 0amil.
ton aoeuue unb 49,. StraBe (groof.
lpH) Gerrp.
&auft Cure 3ideta nod Neu 0orf
tiber bic 9. 6 .. 8. %. R'u unb ssbr
entgebt allen unbeauemIidteiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-21
HpplOaiSd1er Warteu

Sn 8etbinouns nit benz Bart
itebt . | b W en- DIS
SpuiOgii@er Wartea,
ber pra6ibole @gempIare Der Sbier.
Delt, ipeeiel ber tsranii9en, oufpeilt.
9tismaab follte berfebleu. benieIben su
bef1tigen. Die grbBte Mttraftion, Bic
San 4ntoniO aufsumeiien bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-21
sine eitbpolar.0rpesitipn.

Sn offstsuen arsiieu seBt bas Serhat, BITE Rssies
runs ssabatise i'm aauie bes Sabres etue Gabpolar-
Gspehttton ausSurnfen. 9a berisIbeu peresn i& err
fabrene Pclarf4iffer, Rdnner ber @iHsnfaaft, Sees
sraphen, RatuIforiGer unb &frounmen bettetlisen.
Ste nerben bic btsber unbefauute Gabpplarregtcn
6ur@forf9en. Dime 3petfel tperben fie mannisfa&e
Sutoe6uueen Bon srcber ptifeni&aftIt&er Bebeutuus
maaeu. Wte nasltG aber aud aG' ihre Gntbedunsen
sei@le4t werben fie, Som pbitantbrppi5Gen Gianbs
punt aus betraGtet, ber etuen sroben Gutbe6uns
mot aIei4tOmmen, Der Gntbe6nns Der SetItraft BON
Sotetter's Nasenbttters, bic einem ia6pferifaen
Gsthe ncr nun tat etnem baIbeu Sabrbunbert se=
Sladt IT,. hnpersles4lt9 1T ieine psrbeusenbe nnb
betlenee araft IN auen Gdlen orsunti8er unb uuors
santiHer 3ranfbetten, mie WaIaria, 4rpniI&er Dpsz
pepfe, Btltcftdt, 8beumatismus, Nteren. une
Dlafenlethen nne nerr0ier St6runseu. gu heren
sranhlther 8eieitisuus mub bas Bttters t6nItsuent
ane ipfemattits, unS aiGt bIos 70 pab unb su" se>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-21

| y0ffe, DEM 0eter1l lfab yenoprte8 3ltz
getbeilt wurbe. Gr foil bic Sa6en 10
einridten unb lenfen, baB Der Selosug
in Spanien iib enolo8 in bic 9dnge
iiebt. Na6 9(llen mas er mir ldreibt,
iii Der Gntel be8 Yearners Iebr melt
bapon entfernt, als IiegsetrDnter 6elo>
berr nad geriailles suriidtebren Sll
| fOnnen.
.Das lit allerbinss cine lebr fIuee
Bolitif, sic sic ba befolgen. aber
ia9en Sie mir bod; bat iener Mauz
boiiin batnals nt6t cine Srau eebeiz
ratbet, oeren 9erfunft unb 9ersansens
belt mid ia ueiter nidts angebt, bic
aber geduBert baben ioll, baB iie ii6
iiber Seine Mateitat unS beiien Suiiis
3u beflasen babe? SD meine, Der
peritorbene Serr be la 8eDnie bat mir
einmal bapon er5dblt. Sabe ib ni6t
8e6t?"
80, bas 1T ri6tis. Srau b. W1au=
potiin III iibri9ens iDrem @atten our
Grmee gefol9t unb bat llns BORT idon
iebr widtige Dienite seleiiiet."
vWtan iollte iie Suriidrufen," pers
leste bic Wlarquiie, ben 9opf erbebenb !;
piie fann uns bier nod uiieli9er iein.
rSliielid]? Sier?" fragte Der 6ersos
bon Wlaine, Der bel -ibren 8orien
unlpilltiirlid suiammen9efabren mar.
sd oeritebe ni6t-"
rSie baben mid gang gut perlton>
ben," entsesnete Die Marquiie, ibm
einen barten unb burdbobreuben Blid
sumerfenb rSie iinb nidt umlonit
mein S6iiler unb ber gobn Sbrer
Mutter."
IS mar Dem 0er3o9 poblbefannt,
baB man ieiner 3eit Srau b. Montess
pan bei6ulbi9t batte, oas Srdulein b.
Sontanse, auf Die lie eiferIiidtis mar,
our9 @ift, bas lie BON Der 0oiiiu
erbalten baben iollte, aus bem Wese
9erdumt ju baben. @r murbe baber
blaB unb bib fi6 auf bic 9ippen.
p9Sren sic mid au" fubr Die
ebemaliae @ittme Scarron fort.
r@enn Sie obne fiiriilide 8ebte unS
Id obne 1itel seblieben ipdren, 10
piirben mir 8eibe beute feline Seinbe
beftten. Oas aber pereeben uniere
@e9ner un8 uibt, unter benen Der
Oaupbin, Der Ser3os uon @oursoene
unb Der Ser5og BON Orleans obenan
iteben. @ollen Gle iid BON ibnen mies
Der teh1nen laIien, mas beS G1nias
@roBmutb unb 2iebe Sbnen sepdbrte?"
nNein, Mubame. @ber ii1 ser 9ods
ter elmer 8riuoillier8 bebienen, UNI"
User ipridt bapon?" fiel ibm bie
Wlorquiie nit eiiiser 9iube In Die
Geoe. ng8ir merben uns mobl bitten,
jenem @eibe cine @affe sesen uns in
Die Sanb gu 9eben. 9lebmen Sie
ober einnal an, baB Der Daupbin uuo
iein giadfolser, Ser Ser3os BON 8ours
sosne, pl0tlid lterben ipiiroen, 10 tpiro
yliemano oaran oenfen, unS gu bei9uls
oisen. Ger gan;e 8erba6t mir6 ii6
pielmebr auf oenieni9en leuten, benz
Elm iol6es 8erbreden in eriter 2iuie
niiten wiiroe, auf ben, Der alsbann,
iObalO Der 90nis bic slusen idlie6t,
fraft oes 9tedtsS feiner Geburt Der
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