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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

The story is told of a teacher of In
dams, at Hampton, Virginia, who was
reading them the parable of the Ten
Virgins by the aid of an interpreter;
as she read she noticed a furtive smile
on the faces Of her usually sober-vis-
aged pupils and stopping to enquire
cause, discovered that, owing to the
paucity of the Indian dialect, which
made the same word serve for Virgin
and old maid, the story as it was stiff
ed down through the interpreter, was
to the effect that ten old maids light
ed their lanterns and went out to look
for husband."-The Worlds Work.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
Must Back Up Nerve with Muscle.
TRnrling fnn Clipper.l

1t looks very much as if the Regis
ter was intent on placing ex-Gov.
Stewart Of Middlebury against Sena-
tor Proctor for the senate. This will
be interesting and while the senator
has fixed things for a reelection
without a contest a skirmish viii not
be distasteful to lots of people. But
the interesting feature of the attack
is that the Register should suddenly
have acquired so much nerve'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
MATTERS oE OPINION.
Selected from the Editorial Columns
Of Our Esteemed Contemporaries.
Restrict Fireworks to the Fourth.
Rutland News,1

Rutland Newsl
BY the premature explosion Friday
of frecrackers In the hands of small
boys runaway was caused on the
streets OF Rutland That little sport
cost one man Just $3.50 IN about ive
minutes. The horse had been sold In
the morning for 5000 and was to have
been delivered In the afternoon, but
It's leg was so badly injured IN the
runaway that II only brought $40.
Here Is forcible illustration of the
wisdom of doing what The News has
Of late been contending tor--restrict-
ing the use of Fourth of July fire
works TO the national holiday The
suggestion is sensible and practlcable
If the officers assisted by parents VIII
take up the matter In the proper way
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
One at a lime, Please.
TSt. Adams Messenger.l

The st. Johnsbury Republican says
there is a feeling that the man who
has done what Doctor Mead has been
able to do in Rutland county is en-
titled to further recognition" Just
what did Doctor Mead do? And did
he really do it, or was II done for him
by Mr.. Clement? Isl Doctor Mead to
win a Roman triumph because Glenn
ent committed hari kari2 Is it st.
George and the DRAGON all over again
to go out to slay The Jabberwock?
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
The Good Roads Saving.
rNTorrisvilIe News.l

A strong argument in favor Of good
good roads would be found, If one
were needed, in figures published by
the agricultural department at Wash
ington. II estimates that it costs the
farmers Of this country S950,000,00o a
year TO move their products to the
railway stations Two thirds of this
II is believed would be saved
by the Improvement of country roads.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
SAY We Do.


TSt Albums Messenger,I
We must stop focusing our con-
structive craftsmanship on the best
legislation for drunkards and hedge
hogs and give little more serious at
tention to the best laws for sober
men and industrial interests to live
and thrive under
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
An Industrial Combine.

Charles j. Bell of Walden, Yer
monts candidate for governor is a far
mer through and through and farmer
that can command respect and votes.
His running mate, Charles II, Stearns
of Johnson is a business man and the
combination is one that every YER
monter can heartily and conscien-
tiously support.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

If the national government were
able to guarantee satisfactory local
conditions, then We might well afford
to ignore state issues and bend all
our energies to the production of
moral effect outside as an emf
nent republican authority suggests.
But government, in this country,
starts with the people and the integ-
rity of the national government de-
ponds on the integrity of the states
We can not afford to ignore local is
sues. They must be met as they
arise and settled. And they must be
settled right.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

A man awake to the need of his day
and generation is Edmund Beal of
Alton, H., who has just built a big
fiat building in that city for the eX-
press accommodation of tenants with
children. He has named the building
The Storks Nest. Recognition from
the president is now in order.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

President Faunce of Brown Univer-
sity says that American wisdom is I'M
ripe; that our men lack poise and dig
nifty and prefer action to thought and
that this generation is so full of life
and movement that it appears at times
to be bound nowhere under full sail"
He says that our age is Strenuous to
the breaking point" His criticism is
just The best work is not done in
hurry. The crowded life is not the
richest life. Our only hope as a peo-
pie lies in the fact that we are be-
coming conscious of this.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
Only Probably?
LRntlnnd News.1

While this. (the amended republican
state PLATFORM, does not pledge the
next legislature TO maintain the law on
the statute books, that course will
nrnhnhlY be followed
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
0Nindham County geformer
THE VERMONT PRINTING co., Publishers

subscriptions.--Pery year, $780, six months
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All subscriptions are payable in advance. sam
Pile copies will be mailed free ON request.
The Reformer charges five cents per Inc OF
seven words for resolutions. obituary poetry OF
vertisements two cents q word for the first IN
sertion, and one cent word for each subse-
auent Insertion, Display advertising rates on
application. a.,
the Ullery building, Brattleboro, Just below lne
American house; the mechanical department
and the Reformcr Print shop are IN tine 'iiery
annex, In the rear of the ullery building
Printed every Friday afternoon
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
Well Known, in Both Active and Pas
siVe Forms.
[Rutland NeWs.

A change Of a bare 81 votes would
have made the state ticket Bell and
Mead instead of Bell and Stearns.
The Rutland candidate now has a
state reputation, anyway. Nobody will
hereafter be asking; Who Is Doctor
Mead?"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

We are assured by the commission
er of pensions that Vermont claimants
are used just as we'll as those of
doubtful states. That's right To be-
lieve that it pays to be doubtful would
be demoralizlng both individually and
nationally
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

The general report of quiet
Fourth" is a misuse of language, for
the day in the United States can
never be a quiet. one. 1t means, how
ever, that the observance of the day
was not intolerably noisy or indie
Gently boisterous, but an expression
of a patriotism that was enthusiastic
without being unsouth, strong with
out being cruel aud daring without
being foolhardy. That public senti-
ment has awakened Ito a reasonable
view OF what Independence day
should be. is evidelst and gratifying.
It has brought the total of the days
dead and injurgn down about one
half this year.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

The Londonderry Sitter deplores
the case of Mr.. Clement as an exam
pie of the curse that follows rum.
Being "a man of brains and many
good parts" it allows that the Hon.
p, w. may get over it, but it contends
that he never, neverll look the same
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

1t appears that in Vermont 1t may
be considered either a huge ill-bred
joke or an amazing piece of imperti-
nence to suggest a second candidate
for congressional nomination-neyer
anything else. Why?
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
A Winner, Anyhow.
[Mlddlebury Reglster.l

w. r. Sturtevant Of Hartland did
not succeed in his ambition to be
senator from Windsor county, but he
has won undying fame by the manly
manner in which he withdrew from
the contest when he saw he was
heaten.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
Good.

burlington Free Press.l
The Vermont farmers have nomi-
mated their man for governor, and he
is a good man.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
Both Voluntary Sacrifices.


The number of those wh6 have died
celebrating the birth of independence
is vastly greater than that of those
who died in giving Independence its
birth
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

Grand Juror McManus of Rutland
announces a campaign of extermina-
ton against the gangs of idlers and
drunks that infest the city's parks
and public resorts. I'll clean up the
parks and streets of this city, and put
these loafers to work il it takes me all
summer" he says. Good. That's the
kind of medicine drunks and loafers
need. 1t will make men of some of
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

Couldn't the prohibitionists have
found a presidential nominee with a
less suggestive name? It's thirst
begetter.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

Rutland is bound to be ''ornery," 1t
seems. no matter how dealt with. 1t
must be a case of natural depravity.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

Mr.. Houghton will probably survive
the disapproval of the Londonderry
Sitter. Bishop Hall bore up under 1t.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
Thus Far, a Beneficent One,

The grangers win have an exalted
representative at Montpelier. They are
getting to be a power in the state.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
BRATrLEBoRo. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1904.

eNIraEp AZ paArrlG0oRo or OFFICE As SECOND CLASS VA
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

n NE Of the few living who have sgnaly
by both the of Japan of
Of this weeks sketch from life by
bring prominence again
the Golden West
identified
which he aseen 7S
while The March of Nomads"
Gently translated IRON the German Herman ngg for The Call
excellent OF long standing Two of his published works Red
after being uccessively municipal Judge
Collector the
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

himself and only protected the foreigners Seoul but saved the
lives OF the hated Japanese from the fury Of tie Korean hosts well
this splendid tAe thanks
Emperor of Japan and the freedom of the of Toxic in
the remarkable foreigner that has
been rendered the Fowy Kingdom At the time the
Government of China rendered thanks for the and d
he had shown while the caused autograph
of thanks be conveyed noted American the
full in which he had aided the
After resigning his the Orient 1884 he returned to Amer
and has made his Francisco 1890 General
the Academy OF Sciences
which he has been building seienhc
portance and prominence throughout the world
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
Gen.Lucius FIarwoOdF Foote

Consul t. o from t dC g n unit
Amer
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0epartement geaebenen Snitruftioner
NIT 0nummnne bepflQnat.

oepartement geaebenen Snitruftloner
nit 8aumnDlle bepflanat.
@eun Die fDrtIhrittlihen Sornler
oielen GDtidlaa beher5igen uno oar=
nod banoelu, 10 mDoen 6unoerte,
Die ben geriuh MAIDEN wDllen, nod
Dem alten Sbitem neiter 81 arbeitert,
benz guten geiipiel folQen.
9ie Witmirfuna aller Nderbalts
NHociationen, Sartner Snititute,
Nderbau : Sdulen. Der Snonitrie=
Nqenter Der gilenbabnen, Der Breife
&c. 1T hiersu erfDroerlib uno UNI oie@
lelbe miro gebeten.
Dte Gt6bte ielbit f0nnen lt6 an
Dem @erfe beteiligen, inoem lie ettte
Gerludsfarm in ibrer 3dbe anleaen.
8ern Die Sartner Die Understanding
qepinnen, oaB Elm @ebiel in Der
BaummuQfultur n%ottpenoig lit, uno
linen oies ausoriidtib o%enlDnitrleri
miro, 10 tperben 5ie iid oornad rid)s
ten.
9as aderbausD 9 partement iber.
nimn1t es germ, cine iolde Barft 81
leiten.
Bum SdluB ertfdrt iih Or. 9. u.
| &napp bereit, 8lane, Snforrnatloner
uno Nnleituueen 5u liefern.
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Reifen E Agenten:
s. 6. 8nfA.
M. GMurDbiMts.
Observation-Disclosures

&irfpatrid bradte einer 8elhluB
ein, N~nDebute fir Die l1ebernabme
Der Nnseigen uno Drudiad1en einsus
fDroern.
Barriers Nntraa, 500, 900 BON
9il9unosfpnb in 8Dnbs be82. Ser.
befierungsoiftritt8 anSulegen. tuuroe
an ben Stnotanpalt our 8egutads
tun8 iibermieien.
Scr BefdluB. Dab Der MapDr in
8ufunft Seuerpebrleute nur inter
Beiitimmuna beS Celebrates entlals
len Tam, gelnngte CUR Nnna9me.
Sie BON 400 sSrauen unterldries
bene Betition, i'm 6taotbDlpital Elm
leparates 3immer fir 86dnerinnen
eln5uridten, miro getpdbrt tueroen.
Die @as-R Ompaanie eriudt Inn
Grlaubnis, lire neuer @aSperte auf
einem @runoitiid spilhen Watam0.
rDSs, Durango, SalaoD= unb @Ds
malsG traBe anfeger su oiirfen.
Ser Beriht oe5 NuoitDrS ereiebt.
Dab i'm Sarluar inSeeiamt $27, 1877. 33
allsbe3ablt muroen.
@. 90. @Dl0 lit bonn MaDDr ala
BOli5if anQeltelIt pDroen.
Die TractiDnsR ompagnie frGot an,
Oh fie 5wilden ibren @eleiien in Der
Ofts60uftDn 5traBe uno &penue s
init 3ie9eliteinen pflaitern oarf.
Der Eierar5t ". s.. 2ange bietet
Der Staot feline 9ienIte fir 500 mos
natlid an.
Der GtraBen=& 0mmiiIGr miro afts
aetuieien, Siios0 afberrb StraBe bon
D0liao biz Sft=g0mtnerce GtraBe gu
maeaoantiaieren urto Sedan, Sine
@rapiDn StrnBe gu repariren.
Cine Wiitteilung BrDmn's {, oaB ole
Arrnen mn in elmer Tiefe pDr 0rei,
anltatt tuie HDrgeibrieben, bon led)s
JuB, beeroiat meroen, erreete groBes
Nufieben. 8rDfpr batte i'm Outrage
Der Sanitdtsbeb6roe llnterfuhunaer
aaiteQen laiien. Die obiae 9atIahe
er0aben. Broom taoelte es lebr,
bob bic Staot eir1en 10 biuigen 9ons
tratt fir Die Geeroianng Der Irmen
ablhlieBen f0nnte. SIR bic Beerbi=
gsula BON grtuahienen beSablt lie
Is Gents NIT @rab uno SarQ unb
Iiir Die 0eeroiauna zines &in6es 10.
Gents. @a8 tam man 0a ertuar-
ten? rief er aus. Die NngeleQenbeit
tpIro ruelter u1teriuHt peroen. Mitts
lertuetle lit Der GDntrattur angebals
ten mOroen, iebem Grab Die bors
id3riftsmdBiae Siefe 81 geben.
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Nm bic FARMER.

Or. 9. ". Gnapp, Der Gpesial=
4gent oes Hunoes.N derbauoepartes
ments, Der fiH in 6Dultun aufbdlt,
bat unS ben nndltebenben Nufruf,
an Die Sarnier in Teras" nit Der
Bite INN Ier6ffentlifuna iiberlanot.
@s heiBt BARN:
Hgb reiflimer ueberleQuna Der
6rage, mas u~iuersiialid QeSdlehen
IluB our 6ilfe Der FARMER geaen Die
BOlneeDilpeit, lit enti6ieoen tuDrs
Den, in bieiem Sabre cine QeniiQenoe
4n1nbl BON 8erfuhs : Tarn1ert III
et%ablierer, Inn ben NnforberunQeu gu
entiprehen.
I'm ale 5armer oes States gu
e~rreidber, miiBten in jeoem Gpuntn
ztuei ODER nod mebr oerartiqe Tors
men eingeridtet tuerben. 9aS Des
pnrtement iiebt iid aber auber
Gtanoe. ale 0ieie Sartnen beaufIih.
tiger 5u laien, oa oaS Berfonal 0aslt
nift aiareiGt.
NuBeroem uiroe 0Ie pom GDnareB
betuiaigte Guratte fir bic GusTibs
rung oieies 8laneS ungeniiQene iein.
Nber ielbit merri 6ieIe 8erluhss
6nrmen einaerihtet fueroen f0nnten,
10 bitten Die 5armer elm qauseS
Satr auf bic Heiultate gu erruarten,
mdgreno Nbbiilfe iofort geifaffen
werben mnB.
Mub an aenieenbe 2ieferunq BON
Snrletl uno Dinanittel CUR aIaes
meinen Werteiluna iudre nidt su benz
ten getueien.
DeBbalb tam Der rationale BEan
sur get6mpfuna Der @eeoil nlir
surH @DsS Operation CUR Nusfiibruna
aelan9en.
Die Sartier iDlIten fid nllu be-
Ipreden uno beihlieBen. oaB jeoer
pom linen BON 3ebn bis 5tuansia
Mder inter ben pom 8unoes- Nders
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Sin i~dbiuerer Saunpf.
Wantbe Siirger bum Sam 9lmtuntu
tt1cem oct annrpf iebt id,iper.

Mit einem %beltdnoia ldlner5enoen
NiiGen,
Mit idreflibeu urinal. 5dpie=
rigfeiten,
SIT oas tdalide Daiein uur Elm
Sanpf.
&ibt n6tia i'm aufrebt gu err
balten.
9oau's 9eieren : 8iQen weroen
Sud- furiren.
gemDbner BON San Nntpniu unz
terltuben oieie Gebauptune.
Mrs. S. s. 6apmater, 419 @pO<
ming traBe mDbubaIt, Srau BON
Dem Friiberen 3immermonn S. s..
0aDntafer, ia9t: @ls tb mir 9Don'8
@ieren= Bilen anibaffte, ia9te i'd su
mir lelbft, oaB nenn oieielben erfil=
len, mas BON tbuen bebauptet miro,
tb cine Weot5in babe, Die MIDI mie=
Der berite(lt. Sd batte mid erfdltet
uno Die @rfdltuna Idlua auf Die
9tiererl, einen beitdnoieen Sdmers
uno cine 8unobeit fiber meinem
&Ifen oeruriadeno, beIDnoer8
tuabraebmbar, melln ib MIDI biidte
ooer ettuas bob. Die NusIdeiounz
gen BON ben &ieren paren b6uia,
itarf gefdrbt uno lbntersbaft. Sd
fitblte fitr gem0bulid undergraduate
gen uno entbebrte Der gewobnten
@neraie. S6on eiu 0oer 8tpei 9a=
9e nohbem ih DDan's Biuen qe=
n0mmen batte, fiibfte i'd better, balo
perloren li6 alle 5Dmptome uno i'd
befano mib i'm IIgemeinen nDbl.
Sb rate anoeren. Die leioen, tpie if
litt, enttueoer nah Dem Store Der
Werar DRUG @D. ober nad Slider
uno Sprtnaall'8 DRUG Store gu Qe=
ben, 9oan's Hierens8 i0en gu tauz
fen uno nit oenle(ber einen 8eriuH
81 mqdleu.
grbdltlidJ bel alien 8roaui1ten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wfiaburn
So. in Buffalo, sc. 81, alleiuiae
&genten fir Die Ser. Stnoten.
SeraeBt nidt ben @olien 9oan
uno meeutirt fein Subftitut.
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MATHEMATICIAN iiber geras.

Das 8ureau in @albinotDn mel.
bet: Die &iiiten9eaero uno Der Oft
lidJe Tell beg States baber pdbs
reno oes M0nats geniiaeno sieaer
erbalten, I'M ben 8Doen In autem
Stanoe 81 erbalten. Die Diirre in
benz nDrolihen Teile tpuroe altt 20.
unb q. ourh 6eaen gebrDder, nel-
dem S6nee fsl9te. WeftliH nDn Dem
8rnsDssTlufIe balt Die 5rodenbeii
on, uno 8eaen 1T le6r r~otpenoia.
Gm 3. uno 4. uno AUDI am 5. muir.
be Der Staat bDn elmer falten @eue
g%eirDffen. Nm 5. mar biefelbe am
ihlimmlten.
@ei5en, @erfe, Moaeen unb
6erbfsDafer lino alIerpdrtS in 5olge
Der Tr0denbeit lebr5urild. SIN n6ro.
liden geile oes Staates fino Die 5els
Der in autem 3uitan6e uno tueroen
jebt in Solae oes &e9ens i6ueue
Sortibritte MAIDEN. Weitlih BON Dem
8ra5o8s Sluffe, uD bic Dirre mebrere
0toitutC uttDtClt VI UtC Suul lClltUeIl IL
in 6rntlihem Stanoe.
Mand5e Saaten BADEN nod nidJt
aeteimt, an anberen Stellen fino Die
Seine ourb grDdenbeit qetDtet.
SIM Sden Ioes Sriiblings,6 afers
tuuroen beoeutenoe SOrtfhritte aes
ma6t. SIN n0roliden Teile oes
States maren Die 5eloer i'm NQae.
meinen init S6nee beoedt, mas beIons
bers benz @etreioe sDn grDBem @uben
mar.
Die llmItdnoe tuaren 6~eion0ers
aEnftig our @orbereituna oes BDoens
fir bic yriblinasiaat. Desfpeeen 1T
audi oieIe Nrbeit beoeuteno lortge.
f6ritten. 5riihte baben biz Iotueit
nidt gelitten. @robeeren fueroen in
tleiner Quantitdt aepflidt.
sSutter 1T rar, aber oas 8ieb 1T Den
WtDnat sienllid) gut ourd1gefommen.
,,33pro : Sornaiin" (Gimer Il
Mmemo), 1T ais municipalities 8abn4
uno WtunomaIIer unnbertrUhen. 6.
s. Shmtot 6ouiton. Ter. Gaent.
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iopni(10 un0 lone Star

Rier.
l1nb 10 iinb Tie oeun bereit,
Sapaneien uno 5artaren,
Sid in alleridneGter Belt
&aufenb in 6a8 Saar gu fabren.
@ur on einem Saod6en banat
0otb Der 5rieben stntid5en 8eioen,
SIMMER me6r es oahin brdn9t,
$50 Die Sdhuerter MIR ~entIseioen.
Nn Der @ren5e anaelanat
SD Dem 5ahuerte 1oeicbt Die fSroer,
@ineu Nu9enhiief noH) banat,
un6 Damn 5iehen lie boin Sober.
Sdeu'n nidbt me9r bic hlut'oe Sat,
Scbeu'n nirbt uebr oe8 3rieaeS Sdjretfer
Refine @oritellung. fetrt Gat,
@enn @efiibl in ibren ipeden.
Sabt, SIR 9uiien, babt Grbarmen,
Sabt @rbarmen. 3%apaneien,
Sabet Mitleio nit ben Nrnen,
0ie oie ariegsberitbte leiell.
9enn bic Nanten, far3 rpie lang,
@ae lino lie unausiprehlicb,
90 fir 0rte ODER Rana,
uno Die 3unse 1T setbrerbtitb.
9'rum muB ma Elm Mittel Iinoen,
lin Die @amen ibneIl su leien
Nno tuir fbnnen'S gufj Derfanben.
NQeS III irbon oaeeweIen.
Sun, in eitem San mie oieien,
Brandt man nun Blpei be1e Nuaen.
Die fir eltenlange Mieien.
86rter obne 8ritle taugen,
lin ite aus5nipretben, muB ma
9dufa nod Die 8nnae id5mieren
&a8 ia 9eidleAen iebr leid]t fam,
Mit ben 9uten Sune gtar 8ieren.
Drum, toenn ii6 bic Sapauelen
Nit ben &uiien t~uirftitb bauen,
SITS fir nns Elm SpaB eetueien.
stnS Der Terne s%usuibauen.
Moral:
llnb mieoer bat oas Npme gtar Bier
Seine bole &raft befpieien.
Drum it's D0n NuBeu. matlt &Iaiiter,
@S reht fleiBi9 gu 9enieBen.
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