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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

THE DOMINION GRANGE
some Gleanings From the Published
Report OF Its Proceedings.

some tTAGaM1NfSS FROM AAS< 70DAhHbFa
Report OF Its Proceedings.
A copy of the proceedings Of the last
session of the Dominion grange of Can
ada rs before us. From it we learn
that there are ten division oranges
which correspond to the Pomona
oranges of the States and sixty five
subordinate oranges, the most of them
being in a fairly prosperous condition
But there is great opportunity for the
exercise OF earnest endeayor in organ
ling new oranges in the Dominion. A
little New England energy diffused
over the Canadian provinces, not too
thinly, would help matters very much.
label Robinson, Canadian granger
well known as a frequent visitor at
state and national oranges in the Unit
ed States, remarked that never in the
history of Canada was there so much
need for organization among farmers as
now. They are helpless because they
are not united The grange in the
United States. said he, has purged itself
of that class who sought only their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Every year they
accomplish something for the general
good Of all the farmers Of the nation.
Among the recommendations Of the
committee on legislation were Re fol
lowing: Asking the total abolition of
the senate; requesting the Dominion
government to increase the weight of
parcels which may be carried by mail;
advising the trial of the free rural mail
delivery system; favoring lower rather
than higher customs duties; disaDprov-
ing the entire system of subsidies and
bounties; asking protection against
the automobile nuisance.
Our meagers knowledge of the con
stitution of the Dominion senate may
excuse the remark that if it is similar
in any respect to our own institution
at washington under the same name
our Canadian brethren have cut out for
themselves a good big piece of work in
asking for the abolition of the SEN
ate"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
CHICKS IN BROODERS.
A Few simple Rules For the Care of
the Youngsters.

the Youngsters.
The temperature of the sleeping com
partment of the brooder should be
maintained for the first three or four
days at about 80 degrees. The tenn
perature should be taken halfway be-
tween the floor and the top. At the
end of four days the heat can be de-
creased gradually until the young birds
are three weeks old, when 20 de-
grees at night will be sufficient. Then
gradually 30 degrees can be reached
until the chickens are considered
strong enough to do without any arti-
fetal heat. The heat, however, in the
brooder must be regulated to some ex-
tent by the temperature of the outside
atmosphere. If the weather is warm
the brooder can be allowed to cool
down more in the daytime, care being
taken that the temperature is raised
again for the night.
It cannot be too strongly insisted that
the brooder must never be overcrowd-
ed. AS the chicks grow they will as a
matter of course take up more space,
so that the number for which the
brooder is stated to be made should not
be kept in it For instance, a brooder
made for a Adndred chicks should
not have more than fifty in it after
they are three weeks old. If anything
does go wrong with the chicks when
they are packed together too closely
the mortality is very heavy.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
AMERICAN GATEWAYS.
Picturesque Typical Structures Of
Massive Logs.

Picturesque Typical Structures of
Massive Logs.
In suburban New York and Philadel-
phia substantial gateways with posts
of stone are rooted with rustic work.
This is a typical form of gateway in
Japan. Among the most curious Of
typical American gateways, fashioned
after the rooted entrances Of the Japa-
nese, are those formed of rustic logs
arranged in groups to form massive
posts of cabin and tent-like structure
says Floral Life The famous Daniel
Boone gateway" is especially effective.
1t is formed of a number of logs of
graduated length set upright, like the
palisaded forts built by our pioneers.
The so called Oriental gateway of
Simon Kenton' has its portal con-
structed after the fashion of log
cabin with the broad front doorways
showing one of corresponding breadth
at the back, and the driveway passing
directly through the structure. The
sDavy Crockett gateway" is more sim
pie in design, being composed Of single
log posts thick. heavy logs covered
with rough bark-and similar logs for
roofing and supporting an told farm
bell"
For a broad driveway the log con-
structed gate posts are set far apart,
and heavy logs form the connecting
gates. The crude fastening of gate to
post by quaint log hinges is typical of
old time makeshifts, as well as of sim
pie and practical oriental construction.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
Questions and Answers.

When is a member entitled to the pc
cuniary benefits to be derived from the
Order Gas fire insurance. for Instance
after taking all the degrees or after taking
the first two?
/ do not know of any change in the
law which says that after taking the
first and second degrees a members
dues begin. and thereafter he or she
shall be entitled TO all the pecuniary
benefits accruing from membership.
Possibly a change was made within
two or three years that has not yet
been put into the digest. have not in
my possession copy of the national
journal of proceedings of last year or
the year previous. Master New York
State Grange.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

A TOPIARY.


Trees and bushes.
Perhaps you may have been in some
old fashioned garden which had one or
more trees of odd shapes into which
they had been cut and trained years
ago. When a number of such trees are
growing together the place is called
topiary. and lately people who can slf-
ford the money have been contriving
topiaries in some parts of their
grounds.
We read about scllptured hedges OF
yew in England as far back as the
times Of the Tudors. But it was not
till the Dutch gardeners came over in
the reign of William III. that it be-
came the practice to give curious
shapes to trees and shrubs scattered
over gardens or brought together into
topiary. Various trees were used, but
chiefly yew and box
The Dutch were fond of making fig
ures out of trees and so were the Ital-
ians. At Savona traveller tells US
that he saw group representing the
flight of Joseph into Egypt formed of
variegated holly, box, myrtle, laurel
and cypress.
Ali such figures need attention to
keep them in order. Shrubs and trees
are formed into curious shapes by the
help of wires, and much trimming or
twisting of the shoots is needed at first.
A young tree. therefore, representing a
peacock or some other bird will cost
a considerable sum. Figures of men.
horses, bears. dogs and various ami
mails, including dragons, are other OBJ
jects of topiary art, as well as letters
Of the alphabet, triangles and bowls
. One of the finest topiaries in England
is in the grounds of Levens Hall, West
moreland, and another at Elvaston
Castle, Derbyshire.
Perhaps as notable as any of the to-
piaries in this country is that on the
Hunnewell estate in Massachusetts.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
Brown shells versus white shells.

A recent analysis Of brown shelled'
eggs places the protein at almost u
per cent, with an equal amount Of fat
and almost the. same for the white
shelled eggs. Why there should be any
difference we cannot tell, says the
Feather. Sirloin steak is credited with
5 per cent more protein and 6 per cent
more fat. When you compare the value
in the market of the eggs per pound
and the steak per pound one can readi-
ly understand why the easy-to-handle-
quickly nade-ready-fo breakfast egg
products are SO popular,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
s.Granre melodies. Criticised.

We have observed a rather severe
criticism on Grange Melodies, = the song
book of the grange, which appeared in
Rochester a. " paper. There may
have been just cause and provocation
for the criticism, but wouldn't it have
been wiser to have made the criticism
in the state or national oranges, where,
if anywhere, action might be taken to
remedy the .existing evil,'' or at least
ito lay bare the musical poverty of the
compilation. z as the critic expresses it?
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
A Prosperous Grange store.

There is no doubt about the fact that
the grange store, or Changers Elk
change, Of Herkimer. n. Y, is paying
proposition. Last year the total sales
were $50, 06522. and a dividend Of so
per cent on the capital stock was de-
clared. The par value of the shares Of
this stock is $40, but recently ten
shares were sold at auction for $6S.50
each. There is evidently good manage
ment there
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

About $1,000 was paid by the New
York state grange last year ia sending
speakers to deliver addresses at grange
meetings and picnics, and about two
thirds of this amount went for railroad
fares. Chance for Improvement there.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

Secretary Freeman reports an aver
age of five new oranges day in the
United States for some time past.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
Of order, they fail 10 do
their work
Pains. achescndrheu-
natism come from ex-
cess of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

Why any farmer should not join the
grange, if qualified, is beyond our COM
prehension.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

E11sa SIcSs
Elsa Stuss ian illustration of which is
here. reproduced from Gardening), the
winner Of the Lawson gold medal.
Mrs. G. w. Ward carried off the sill
yer medal of the Society of American
Florists and Winsome received GER
tificate Of merit
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
Over-Mork Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03

Organize lecturers conference i
every county,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
Nntahle cnrnafinns.

Notable Carnations.
Notable at the Boston exhibition Of
the American Carnation society was
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
Oas
3tnH Ieimrs 5er5ems,
3lumau Don m. herbert

lem: blB lie geitorasH Iein miHs, @e.
altsTt - oisasidt 6ablih seporssn,
oerm0dts 81 lie Fa hitt sl oenleu.
Sect igtnN sr Fh nit uHsrtldrlih.y
! un9eeuIo odnaG. 5u srIahrsR. psr IL
sentgia oieie 3rsite, ~reriiu3is una
UsTftonte 4iera mar. une roay in
aaer 0el, fe ben uRcsIseBG6{a Qa.
meH Bate.
Spsi Sdss mad ienem uEsuuarislen
3uiammeHtreffeH i'm S5.dter er5jeli
9eBlar eiHen Brief pom 9raitn.
.Mein 9ruoeri
sd ituloe Iii cine MufflIruRa.
Sic lit salo gsgt6eH. Die june Tame
Uelhe On Sci mir in Ser 9oae IaheTt.
1T meiRe 4ooptioto8ter. Bon mai
Han 9eiien 6ra6ts id lie, oa re nod
Elm hHlfloiss Sinh mar. NIT mad
EduIe. auf mid ALIEN 1T fe anlepis.
len; niemdHo. IL islbit am peHigisn.
a9nt, OaB lie Rint mein Rino lit. Mud
Define WihpiEsnihdft bate ih bArt
eiHe um9ebung her 0ahyteit ~uerfustu
t%0nnen; goo6 nas nellie i'd nitt.
0eiHe @bre burgt mir oaFiir. oaB Oh
niemals stipas thuH pirIt, Qleranoria
mems 9in6er9lduben 81 5srit0yen. Sd
babe fe mir ais Sodtsr, als 6relnoin
- gum 9s5eusinbalt er3ogen. GrR
nad meiHsm 5ooe bari lie erFa6rsn.
5aB ih ibr niht ourd Die 9dnoe beg
glutes reriDdHbt bin. 0u pirf idepeis
gen, um 10 ms6r, oa Define &ente burh
oleien uHifuloigen 9etrua in leiner
UeiIe gei6mdiert nSrotn. sS6 le9e
Die o6ise @rttdrung iorgIos Sci 9ir
aieoer; ss miro ieiH, ais babe i'd lie
Ridt gtmadt. 4iemdls nod ermuns
sslte Elm 6eBlar Der Discretion"
@ds tonnte ser 3ittmeiFer auf bic
len Brief Bin tbun2 Sein erHes Sc
fibl. Madden er ion geleieH, md6te if
in eiHem Seuf3sr Der @rlei6ieruna
2uft. 4lera alto in teiner 0eiie ieine
8erpaHote! neiH, elm fremoes
Gin0. - arm, Don p6lcurer Sertunftl
gieueiht par es ielbf BEN 9ruoer
cine piqtommene 26luns. uenn oas
aooptiotino ourd cine 6eirot5 auf les
gale Weiie in bic &e6ts eiuaeiebt purs
b. Dslae es iebt Rur iaeiRbdr 6eIaB.
8GpiB. has ihieH cine natirli6e sol
gerung.
@leib Oarduf i6lIg e. f6 nit Der
fladen 6dn0 ge9en bic Stirne. Der
iunqen Dame oeaeniiber tonnten i'm
eieie umitdnoe nihts niiBen; od fislen
ie gar ni6t in bic WdQiGdIe. sic
mar ais SrdfiR 6eblar ersoaen uno
fd9lte ii6 10; obglei9 sr nidt ost 0ns
tel mar, ~Derurt6eilte man i'm. beIIen
8ole 3u ipieIeh: Der Rame Sntel pers
lei6t Den abidten zines Freiets lein
giHItises Aslisf. SeiRer gerIDnIifs
teit ALIEN muBts sr ben Sies osrs
canteH.
6eBldr bate feinen @runb. leiner
Observation-Disclosures gu mibtrauen; cine
SAP er bdrum gu per6en brau6te. flou
bic @unit her 6rausn i6m su. Dtunod.
tonHte sr nidt umbin. siHiasn uufs.
ltimmtsn 3peifslH 8aum 3u geSsa.
DER 01aHn oeuft i6 0os Wei6 ieiuet
9ie6e aneers ais bic ibri1en; es Frtut
TIN TAFT. 81 Wifen. bab Ct I'M lie 81
tdmpfen 6dbsn miro.
Ro5ert Don SeBldr trdan.s rirtIih
gang ernftlt6 BON 9isbs ano E16aeit:
BE Billion zines 9~ebsuSgliidss iiie9
9~ldn5sHoer aIs iemols Dor i6m auf.
plan 0uf glau ordnate iib in ieinsm
9irn, Elm 9eednte periagte ben dnDern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
MoEtiebanal

Nfl&AlNhMaAV
sg5 tit bal0 ey5d5lt-, iagts 5rau
apsIopsi;. sd mar ilbr
Jung uFo romaHtiit. JlatUrlih DrS.s
i'd nur siHen 6s.0eR beirat5sH, einen
q. 9sorse 0oer 8ooefroi oe Bolt
ipn...., msins Su5snO idat in Die
Sslt Dsr Bitter omaRe. Sd lsbte
Guf uniersm 9ute 3urudge5ogen 5ei
meiuen Stern. SH Der ttRd9baTtsn
tietasa Staet lassR 0fficiere in SAT-
niioH. Gle beiu6teu Hns biters. sos
lolpsli spar untsr ibHen. gr pdr odz
mails, dbu.i6 ME Sit, IN ltiRsn 5eiten
Sa9ren ftoi5. u%HHahbar. etH
6eiRo ser Qit6e. gines Iages rNoers
Ten mir auF unisrsm gnteRiei6. DIR
Sabn IhIug I'm, i9 par an @rtgiatsn.
8oBlopsfi retteie mid. Sen stait
fait". Qmor feHnt tauieRo 8ese."
9eBlar lahte. % temporal - o
morss!~ Die 3omdutit lit !oot."
n9Iaubsn Sic oas niht. Inner
3sitalter oiintt Fd 10 real. ielbt bic
Suseno ieunt tsine Smpulie ms6r;
jtrer @pmHaTait. jeoey 9adfIid fi6,i
iih Oerpf!idtet. sDeltpeiie 5u Iein; nies
maRo nil me9r trdumeu urio oi6ten
$3.50. 0a5ei bleibt 0ls Overwhelmingly
bed Elm n6rriih 0iRg!"
n0ie iton Sic oas aqes gu fdeen
pifenl sic bl6en rett, ih fii1le IS.
Seibit HRter siuem Sploatsnrod lam
Elm 9er5 ID ldferlin tiHoiid iI6 bene6=
men, 10 toae gapriolsn MAIDEN -"
Qteni1en Die i'm 5yei6eH 6er greBen
Belt odrau sen0bHt Iin2, User Die
5iefen oes @soanteRs unb @efa6lss
lc6eus nit leittea 0orten bin3u9uz
lfen. meinsH It itsts cine 8t0Be le>
gebsn 3u baben. pepn sic Elm Nal eiz
uer beFtigen iRnsrsu 8egung uRuia
sirli9 Qus0rud gdben.
8ei6Gmt ipraug Ger Rittmeiiter auf.
sd muB 9e6en gndoige 5rau. Birts
ii4, bic Set ordnst. 8eittn 0dnf.
gsben sic guo5l! -. 6d6e bic Sire,
6srr @eRerdlilA
8ein fieiner Aufsuthali sum Qlauz
oern mebr an Der 56ire, teia freuno=
i4aftli6er 3uruf nod pom 8eIti6uls
aus: in flieseneer 6ait i6nalte SeB-
lar ietHen Sd6el I'm uuo rdHslte bic
SrepP binunter.
sd Tam Hidt tlua aus ihm ntrz
beH!" ieui3te 8rau Don 9oslorpsti uno
ladelte gIsi6 oarduf pje iemano, Der
ieiRe ltiuen 9eoanten Eat. Qus zen
@orteu 'oes Rittmeiferg ionnte ne
freiIi1 Hi6t pisl ihlieBen, o5er lie hattie
cine feline geo6a9tunasedbs uno
6raaeH perIte8en gu combiniren. sic
puBte nobl, mas Die Stunoe aei6lus
gen.
Ro6ert Don 6sBlar prBte IS aud;
er par ait senug. Ii6 i5sr ieine Sc
tg3s tlor 80 rerosn. Sene iunge
Dame, pelde ieiH 9ru0er .meiue
3o6ter" gtnanut. unb bic sr nur ous
ei3ige Ulat ftiihtig geie6sn uao oez
lprphen, bate ieiu 10 tii6les, Derniinfs
tiges 6ers eutSineet, Die ME CT aldubs
te. b~egrd6ene Qeioenifaft gum neuen
&ebsn erpedt. Dill ate Qie6e trat
ploBli6 aus ibrem Sraume in bic
Wirtlt6leit, Die ate 9iebe gu einem
neuen Oeien. Sc mar bic bstaunte
@siti6te, peIhe GbamiFo 10 Id0n
Rlungen Eat. 6eBldr puBte
1iht, ab ieiue SugeFslie6e
9ineer 6Pffsn. @r bate
ne odmaIs gang aus cen 2lugeu perlo=
zen. GiHes nnr itdno 3iemlih felt Bel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

9abeH Der Nfgnirie pfarrer
ucn Bremgorten Qu9un 6sins
10. III in Goufan5 60 Sabre at. aes
iirr6tn. Eie 3nGte 60oiIfe aams
mer Eat ben standardization I'm.
trda User tie 5Tsruunl Don 5taat
ano Stride NIT afsn asgeH bic Siims
mtn Tar Sorialosmotralen d6ges
lttni r. Die IN Der Mitte oer 5taOt
6ttliHqen 9slegtHe Wabterf9s
VGble Durrs 3uJ6 3euer Rrf6rt. -
Die 9iirs fir bic Uieoer5erfsIung
res 2itlIiu9tt Ulinittrs ItRo iebt
stWtmigt lurroen unb Der Ban io4
oemtGdIt %5giureu. On gnrIss
tght 1T Observation-Disclosures Or.
Qll. Rontr En- Qlttr pcn 81 5abren
sdip1tsn. ~ Bel Ter SGgemible i'm
Gbeftb1i 81 Qtben ftiir3te Der %
,,aGu ate eager WQt6. Braun in's
4laFa uHo ertront. s5n m auns
beim lfgte lib biz %26id6ri9e @Rirau
ees ShloHtts Gug. Gooet ouf bas
S6jtutn9eleiie otr Stddisb1bn HHo
auto2 tocili6 ibsriabren.
Gbeinpfol8. - auf Der @ru6s
81 0rdnteRbol3 1lrungliidts osr
getsmaHn Deter 9ruh oon ID Ii nj d.
Dies burb undergraduates @eitetH
tGIf,id. 5B @ermersbeim
itilftt bic Gssfrau oes photographer
4ug. Rumme. beim Mediterranean
porn oberiten 5todusrle i6res Wo6ns
baaies dui nas 5irabnpflafer bera5
pn2 erlitt 8ertBun1en. on oersn 6ols
gen Fe itar5. = 5n 2anoGu ers
tqrqig Th bic in ben 30sr Sdbreu ites
Rnee GEirdu Cts 2rtitecten Sol.
Rittb. Ter 3udt5aus thrilling
grgudet aus 8abeni6 euetn ges
ftaHo Dor oem unisriudungsri6isr Gin,
i'm Mar3 o. &. bic G5tirau pes 5u6rs
mannes 8rauHsrt oui beItialiife
0eiie ermou9et 81 6a5tn. ~ Der 81
5o6re ate SfHsibermeiier Worib
gun3 sr5ar9H H6 duf otm Jriebbcf in
Gaopigs6efeH
ShteLien. ~ Sduere g8uiitsr
uHb nollenbrufarti9s RegsHgiiHs bas
zen pieosr IN otrih1oeHen S1silen
SdkFeh'6 it6t be0suterosn S6absn
1a9srdtet. 3l6Irside @e5duoe prrs
zen ourh 8.ibi6la8e einssdi6ert, un6
mt6ters 0}tnitsn Fn0 pom 8lis ers
ffIa7g1. On z peionib puroen
lie @ei6Uiher 3slbiS pom Big ere
idlcgsn; in 3ttttrsoorf ben
5hatn5efBsr ShmieoefeH. sSn
Is bersoorf puroe cine 9sibuHe
eiH9t1i DIRT. Die 70 i6slsbprfer
Biloilur puroe our4 9o5sIi4las tart
bsiaasist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

/ Sd jas wobl, oab Sie od3 Ding
pa nit abiits S2rbrl6tB! 0ey 9ibt
! Semen Gin Rcat 81 lola siaeHmaatis
gem 0aubelnl"
sd mir ie.bey.- catstsu.ie Die
junac @rofiH, in otgcn tol3 yuriidaes
fcotituss @1iidt CUe 5reHataee Rotbe
i.rl. sd 5er5rah SIC 66Bli6t
Sder& I'm o1ourt Elm Rtht gu sJs
gar5en, lie S5,er Eod;ty pieotg 81
e,ieten.@
Der Sired hei,ilt Sic Mi.ta nid,tl"
,a9te @pt8or nch INNER nit erputps
oer S1mme. Ed5c cotr hina ieiu
Slid ME ieitgt5aEat an eiw .s5lidsn.
ttgtiatu @sI6t oa iausta Dame. E7o
en- 9usorud. ttej.s 6reuoe, t5tI!s 81
%HuneeruRl t5ejls Observation-Disclosures
Sdrtli6tsit gina tjutm ilihti3tu 8libs
9leth i5sr ieint 3a9e Stspsiatuo
paRots CT fh ab uuo trat in bas
@aus.
Ter Batter lit 3ipettn rdu6". emit
Ituloi9te 4Hua, 3u xr iangen @r6fn
9span6t, DeIhs Dem Qsbttr balls bod
mit6ia, balt bsiUmoti alhl6auit.
Giele 5udte Die @aitlu. uRo ais bale
it IS fir abeyiIuFjg. nod Elm Mort su
9trliertn, ptoHete tie i6r 8lsio. nipple
tlHt9e Ntdlt NIT Der 9titgerte mad
Zen tn Nr Some taustRoen Iadea
uHo Idritt odun nit tinem lurSen
Soptniden BEN AuS9dnle Su.
"a, mitteH aui BEN 6Ois, 6IsiSt +.
fsbsH.
au6 Den E6ffHettn 5euittru tIiusen
ote zone zines 6,iaclS in mibtigen,
lebn Ii6tiaeu Sldn9eR: cine BATS ius
klHee, b0io tobtStraurjR 0eiie flutbst
ourh bic miloe 6ra6liuas,uft. i6laat
i6meihelHo an PAS 6srs oes Rao-
ttns. Sic muB ,aui6en 9as
Sonneuliht fault duf ibT eai3iidt ems
porl dlauenoss @ef6t1tn. Dele Uius
III UtrlsBt ie in cine an6sre Wsltb
Nrnd 9UsOr iisbt lie an. uHb IS
i6eiHt ibr, ais tonne Is ttia Id0neres
Weui6eniiuo untsr Der Some lte.n.
allie Sheu Dor Der freMOtn, hodae
itelteu Dame 1T pl6bli6 oerfloQen.
Ssiie aebt he bin5u uno isat Die 6ano
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