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canada's Free Trade Farmers

The farmers or Canada have yet to
! learn the rudimentary facts relating
| 10 the policy Of protection to domestic
labor and industry. In recent session
| at Toronto, the Farmers association Of
! Ontario discussed the revision of the
! Canadian tariff that is 70 be made next
! winter. The discussion resulted in the
unanimous adoption OF a resolution.
! declaring protectionism TO be a prol-
! fic source of poli;icaI corruption and
moral degradation Of the national life.
| as well as unjust 10 the great masses
! OF the Canadian people and demand
! ing that the tariff should be revised
! in lowered or downward direction
with a view TO eliminating wholly the
/ protection principle"
| "Clear-cut, plucky talk" the Buffalo
! Courier calls this. Tha. is what it
would be called by Mr. Bryan who is
! tremendously oppressed with a sense
OF the immortality Of protection. Fool
ish talk we should call IT, The Ameri.
/ can farmer sees nothing immoral i'm
getting big prices for the f1odstuns and
| raw materials which he sells to near.
by wage earncrs and busy factories.
| The Canadian farmer. blind to these
| advantages and forced 20 sell his
| products 5000 miles away. would abol-
! lsh protection and stamp out Cana.
! dian industry Some day he will
| learn his mistake He will discover
| that his best customers arc home
wagc-earners and home-feeders. who
consume OF farm products fully double
the amount per capita that foreign
| wagc-carners are able to take and pay
| for
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-11-07

The indications are that the people
OF the United states will give more at.
tention and study 20 the solution Of
the trust and monopoly problem dur
Ing the next two years than they have
given to any other subject. save the
money question. since the time Of
slavery. II is common thing 20 ap.
prOach this subject through the dis
cussion Of the tariff which is said by
some to be the mother Of the trusts.
Time and AGAIN 10 has been pointed
out that while a removal or decided
lowering o. the tariff might destroy
some Of the trusts and injure some Of
the monopolies, the chances are that
IT. the business wreck that would fol-
low and the disasters Of the hard
times that would be produced by such
2 decided change Of policy the smaller
business interests OF the country
would be the greatest sufferers. The
trouble with attempting 70 cure the
trust evil by such an indirect method
Is that Il not only does damage TO the
trusts but hits other interests as well.
--Dayen. Ort Times.
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In 1862 Lincoln signed a free homes
bill which has added millions TO the
vests farming population. In 1902
Roosevelt put his signature to a ma
tional irrigation act which will place
other millions of farmers I'm the new
empire which IL will create in the arid
region. BY its protective tariff acts
the Republican party has put the Unit
ed States in the lead of all the nations
in the extent and variety Of its indus
trial activities, and has created n home
market which has advanced the price
Of everything that the farmer has to
sell. has increased the value of his
land and all other sorts OF property
belonging to- him, has reduced the cost
OF the things which the farmer has to
buy and has made an addition to his
comforts and to his general prosperity
and social influence undreamed of in
the years preceding the foundation of
the Republican party.
In the Republican scheme in which
the nation has been developed there
has been no forgotten man. white.
black, red or brown. low or high, and
there has been no neglected calling.
In a direct and emphatic degree the
American farmer has reason to be
grateful for the work which has been
done for him by the Republican party.
-Leslie's Weekly.
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Southern Mushroom catsup.

Wipe half bushel OF freshly gath
ared mushrooms with a damp cloth
and arrange In layers in a large stone
rock. sprinkling each layer literally
With salt Let them remain over night
and in the morning mash well with a
potato masher carefully straining off
the juice through fruit sieve or berry
press. Add to this liquid half tea
spoon OF black pepper, half dozen
whole cloves and two sticks Of CHINA.
mon TO a pint. then boil slowly until
reduced about one-quarter, strain
through cheesecloth and dilute with
two tablespoons OF spiced vinegar 20
every point; seal in bottles.
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pace. and the head of the house hot.
flushed and irate, leaped out.
Maggie-Maggie," he beloved. as
he reached hiss room
How long has Mrs. Walton been
gomez"
About an hour, sor An she lift
worrud we wuz to hurry wild all yer
moight an main, an she'd be afther
ixpainin' to the lady"
Where is this blamed dinner?"
Where? OF don't know. sor."
You don't know? Well, | don't.
either! / suppose she must have told
ne, but l haven't the ghost OF an
dea"
She niver told me at.all atall. sor. "
oh. well, it must be the Papes
Come to think of It, she did say the
Papes-Papes-" he said, getting into
the hack, and you've got about two
minutes to get me there"
Then he gave himself ND TO utter
and soul satisfying distemper. This
social life-he was going to cut II
out. No telling how Ashton would
-taSc Being handed over to perfect
strangers at the club, although he had
been very decent about IL at the time.
Why on earth Louise didn't mention
these things They swung up to the
Papes at gathering gait and he ran
up 10 tho door.
Has Mrs. Walton arrived YETI" he
asked
Mrs. Walton? She's not here.
sir"
not dining here?'
Why, no, sir. Mr. and Mrs. Pane
are dining in town"
Try Bottoms" cried Walton. with.
ont a word to the astonished servant.
They dashed on to the other end OF
town and up to the Bottoms.
Has Mrs. Walton arrived YETI" he
demanded
no. sir, she amt here"
not dining here?'
NO. sir They're at dinner now
vii you come In, sir?"
NO. thanks" I'll try next door "
no called back to the driver as he
Jumped the hedge.
Ne repeated the formula at tho
euybs with the same results and
HE ire had about reached the burst.
ing point
n give # up" he grOsned to the
amman. who had decided that he
nae drunk or insane. take me home.
n, no-wait-try the Gregory's."
Another John Gilpin 50 Irt and they
we're there.
uas Mrs. Walton arrived yet?' Il
oae getting mechanical.
Why yes, sir" said the maid, "but
she's gone.
Gomez Gone where?
Tte maid partl! closed the door.
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RECIPES OF VALUE.
FOR VARIATION OF THE DAILY
HOUSEHOLD MENU.
List Of Appetixins Dishes That Are
Easily Prepared and viii Be APP
preeiated When Served-Good
Eiderberry Pie.

Banana Salsd.-Make n cup OF two
lettuce leaves. and lay in the center
banana, either sliced or cut In
small cubes. Cover with mayonnaise
and garnish each little salad with
two or three of the tiny leaves from
the center OF the lettuce
Onion Souffle.-Melt TABLESPOON.
ful OF butter and brown one shredded
medium-sized onion. Into this stir
two cupfuls OF chopped cold boiled
potatoes, prepared with salt. pepper.
and two beaten eggs. Bake in n but.
tered disk 20 minutes.
Iced Cup Custard.-Beat n quart OF
milk. four eggs, few grains of salt
and cup OF sugar for three minutes.
Then divide 1t in six cups and stand
them In bakepan half full of hot
water in slow oven. and bake them
until firm in the center. Then take
them out of the water. wipe the out.
sides of the cups and put them on
ice
Raspberry Jam.-Pick the fruit
into pan. and bruise with back OF
wooden spoon. When they have come
To the boil, let them continue to sim.
mer for half an hour Add then half
their weight of sugar, and after this
is melted, boil till jam has set. Skim
carefully or the jam will not be clear
looking
Melon Sherbet-Boil one pint of
water with half n pound OF sugar for
20 minutes. then stir in little gela-
tin melted in cold water. Add the
strained juice of two lemons, half
pint of melon juice, and then the
beaten whites OF two eggs. Whisk
all together and partially freeze.
Lemon Pie.-For one pie one cup
of sugar, two dessertspoonfuls of
flour. mixed together. then add one
cup of milk, yolks of two eggs and
teaspoon of melted butter and juice
of one lemon II you want 1t real
sour use two. Then beat the whites
and fold in only one crust
Elderberry Pie.-Line a plate with
good pastry. Put in one heaping
tablespoonful -four and one-half cup
sugar, thoroughly mixed together.
Pour over this two cups elderberries
stemmed and washed; add another
one-half cup sugar, dot with bits of
butter. Sprinkle over one teaspoon
cinnamon, one-half teaspoon cloves
cider vinegar Wet edges of the
crust; apply a top crust; insert a
paper funnel and bake slowly.
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It would. Of course. be too sweeping
10 say that tariffs cannot and never do
affect trusts No protectionist AYERS
that a schedule can never be unwisely
high What they do claim is that the
noise made by bowling free traders IL
no evidence that a tariff needs revis.
ing. We have never had a Republican
congress that would not revise the tar.
IN If accurate information and impair
tal Investigation showed that Il was
needed Lebanon IN. H) Free Press
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THE GREGORY DINNER
By MARJORIE BENTON COOKE

Don't forget the Gregory dinner
tonight, dear" Mrs. Walton called
after her husband. az he stepped into
the rupabout
No. he answered. absently. iu-
speeding the new check rein. Il may
be late-Ashton, the president of our
company, is to be in town to-day"
oh, dear, Do get rid of him some
how, for the Gregory's are so punctili
ious!"
DO my best. Good-by."
"Good-by."
Mrs. Walton hurriedly attended to
her household affairs, and went of
10 the club To play golf At five
O'Clock, when she returned, with just
time enough to dress, she was met by
the maid, who said:
Mr.. Walton tiliphoned out. maam.
a hour ago, fer ye TO come out 10 the
club fer dinner with him an Misther
Ashton"
Mrs. Walton put down her curling
iron, despair on every feature.
'Oh. the wretch" she cried. he's
forgotten all about the Gregory's"
She flew to the telephone
Give me 203. Hello-is this the
Country club? Is Mr.. Walton there?
Well, send a caddy out with this mes
sage. Tell Mr.. Walton that he's for
gotten our dinner engagement, and
that he must excuse himself to Mr.
Ashton and follow me at once Did
you get that? It's most important
All right-good-b
Now, Maggie" she said to the
maid, when Mr.. Walton comes you
tell him to hurry just as fast as he
can. and I'll explain as best l may un-
til he gets there. He ought to be
beaten" Then she stepped into the
runabout and departed.
An hour later a station hack dashed
up TO the Walton's at a break neck
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oranoe or Lemon Extract

You can make better orange or
lemon extract than you can buy, for
you can be perfectly sure OF its pur.
~. Peel the lemons or oranges thin
around and around as you peel an
apple. taking none Of the outside
skin. Put in a glass bottle or fruit
lar and cover with alcohol OF you
may simply chop the peel fine, add
twice it's bulk in white sugar and
keep in an air.ught Jar. A teaspoon.
fui Of this dried havoring will flavor
a large cake or pudding.
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How to Treat aruahea.

Handsome ivory hair brushes Will
after a time, become spotted, but this
disagreement can usually be removed
By rubbing on fine s0.t with a slight
~ dampened cloth. II this IS not
cffe ,tual use sawdust molstened with
2 low drops Of lemon juice and a lit
lie water.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-11-07

To obtain a lasting and refreshing
dor Of sweet violets, put half an
JrLce OF orrisrOot. broken in small
pieces. in a bottle with two ounces of
alcohol; cork # tight and shake well.
then leave four Or ore days.
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j don't know-she and Mrs. Greg.
DRY went somewhere to dinner"
Don't you know where?"
No, sir-thcy didn't say"
THE devil" said Walton.
The maid closed the door entirely.
she didn't want to take any chances.
Tired and hungry, Walton got into
the cab again. He bad TO have din
net-he'd go Lack to the club and
look up the neglected Ashton.
Station" he said. and they clat-
tered on again.
Half an hour later he arrived at
the club. and made his way anxious.
ly through the dining-room looking
Tor the erstwhiie guest. In the most
secluded part OF the covered porch
a party of people laughed loudly and
made merry. 1t got on Walton E
nerves - all this gayety. and he
glanced at them peevishly. Then he
stopped and gasped. Mrs. Walton
was in the midst of her best story.
and Ashton and Mrs. Gregory Leaned
toward her in rapt attention. Walton
strobe TO the side of the table. like
Lear about TO break into the ban
ishment speech.
Well" he snorted
Mrs. Walton looked up at him
sweetly.
oh. here you are, dear. Where
have you been?"
Where have l been? Where have
l been?"
Say how-do-you do to our
guests, and join us. Have you dined p"
That was the last straw He bowed
TO Mrs. Gregory and Ashton and sat
down.
NO" he said. II Lave not dined."
Mr.. Ashton said something about
your suddenly having remembered a
dinner engagement, and basely de
sorting him"
Well. you know why | deserted
him The boy said it was urgent"
The boy-the boy?" she said,
vaguely. II got your message to dine
with you at the club, so picked Mrs.
Gregory up and came along to find
poor Mr.. Ashton about TO dine with
the Bachelors"
And your wife was good enough
TO rescue me from that dire fate.
Ashton interposed
I'm delighted TO hear IT," said Wa.
ton grimiy. And now if you don't
mind. III begin at the first I'm
starved and l feel that I've earned
something as a reward"
IF you'll get Mrs. Walton to tell
YOU her splendid story about the man
who couldn't find the dinner he was
invited to, you'll be doUbly re-
ward ed"
No doubt. Mrs. Walton is an ex.
cellent story teller" he remarked
solemnIy. and something in his tone
sent Mrs. Walton into paroxysms OF
laughter.
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"Well?" said Mrs Walton. after
their guests had departed "Well?"
he repeated, all his ire returning.
Mrs. Walton began to laugh.
1T may be very funny for you TO
send me chasing all over Elmwood
looking for an imaginary dinner, but
I'm unable to see it,"
OF course, you are, you poor. old
martyr, You see. thought the
Gregory dinner was tonight, so I
arrived in state, TO find Mrs. Greg.
DRY sitting down to a lonely repast.
Mr Gregory having stayed in town
Wei you know how awfully proper
she is, and what a tease she is. and
| knew that if she discovered my mis-.
take she'd be awfully embarrassed.
and Id never hear the last of Il from
him, 50 / thought quickly. and said
Id come to carry her off to the club
to dine with us. / hoped we'd get
there in time to head you OF. but we
didn't, and poor old Ashton, who was
wandering about like a lost soul. said
you'd been gone some time / tele.
phoned the house, and Maggie said
you'd just left there, but as you didn't
know where you were going. she
couldn't call you up. 81 what could
| do?' she concluded.
But to greet me, after a hot chase
like that. with a pleasant smile and
coolly ask me if l had dined."
Well. dear, / couldn't let Mrs.
Gregory know
Hang Mrs. Gregory Here I was
trying TO get a raise out OF Ashton.
which he thinks the company cant
afford, and I was jusl getting him 10
see my point OF view, when that boy
called me on You notice that your
dinner party will cost us something,
because I'll not get the raise. now. -
oh. but you will
What do you know about itY"
We'll. 10 didn't take me long to dis.
cover that Mr.. Ashtons hobby was
rose gardening, and I told him that
It was your hobby, too. said IL was
the sorrow, the only sorrow Of our
lives that we couldn't afford to have
a hot house for roses, and he was SO
perfectly delighted TO find that you
had this taste in common. that he
told me he thought the company
would have to put UP for the hot
house, after January LIST"
But, great Scott. Louise, / don't
know an American Beauty from q
potato plant"
Never I..G', wnen we get the raise
well tell him that We decided tn put
1t into a kitchen garden, instead"
Wei. IL you aren't a wonderi"
said her husband, in sheer admira.
ton.
"Of course am" she replied, mod.
estly. cor ] never would have madO
what I have out of you. Don't for
get" she added, a. he put out the
light. that the Gregory dir ner is neH
/ Wednesday"
/ copyright. BY Joseph E. Bowlssb
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fire RSnranGs

's the cheapest and beat securitv
man can buy. II saves him fro.s
worry, perhaps from ruin and bic
family from want. The rates are,
not very high. ] will be pleased q
give them TO any one who will ooaos
In and talk the matter over. 0eX
saie companies Represented. =
hopOVoAL CERKbo. w "
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9as YmBen bcs HinouiebS.

Sas 4iisen bes Hinbpiebs lit be-
Ionbers pihtig, unb oaber lit es cine
bebalterlife Sbatiahe. baB es @esens
ben gibt, mo biele Irbeit ipgar al5
cine entpilrOisenpe angeIeben miro
uno man es nift einmal DEM Sienlts
perIonal Slimutben min, lie 81 per>
riften. Inbere betrahten DieIe
Nrbeit OILS cine 3eitoeraeuouns. Die
nidts einbrinet. Sem lit aber nid,t
10. benn es banoelt iih bierbei uni
Die Sflege zines iebr fpihtigen apra
p%erorgans, ipeldes auf Dos Woblbez
finben nio Die 9eiitungsfdbisfeit bes
8inopiebs cine srobe @irtung aus
iibt. 3unddit muB es - ipie idon
friiber erndbnt - aus @rilnoen Der
Heinlihfeit perlanst perben. Dag
Ginbpieb tdglih nit Der adroatlfe
tiihtts gepust miro. bamit Iif feline
S1musIdidt auf Der Saut ieItieet.
Sic Iupenoung oes S%trieeels lit 6u
permeiben. Da bieier Die Sdrt 81 ltarf
rei5t. Sci bieier Sfle9e FAINT lid
auf Der Sallt allt fein llnge6iefer,
pelfes ben Sbieren 10 srobe Gudz
len bereitet, anlammeln.
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Gtrell fir 1crtel.

5Gufiser. als man slaubt, lit pas
grtrunfen bon Serfeln duf nal1es,
ihimmelises ober an~gefaultes Strob
in ben gMhten Ser Sertel 5uriidSus
fiibren. SIT ihimmiges Strpb ld)on
our Strel fir ale lunoipirtblhafte
liden Mhlbtbiere 81 %perlperfen, 10 crit
redt fir Serfel. Sreilen bieie audi
Strob nidt. 10 leden lie bod, lange,
ebe lie bon Der Iuttermilh entlpDbnt
iperoeu. aus Spielerei an IQem her,
limt. mas ibnen 5uedngli6 lit. Circuit
MAJ linen MN Ifimmelises pper
faules Strob. 10 nebmcu lie auf oiele
@eiie gar manhe ihdblihe Stpffe
in ii6 auf. Die an benz peroorbenen
Strob baften. Sum III aber befarnts
lid Der Masen oes Serfels rcGt emf
pfinolih. iobaB aus Der an9e9ebenen
llrjahe lei6t SurhfaQ entiteben
fam. gbenio lit oft bas 6ulten
Der Serfel allf iraubige oper Itims
meliee Streu 5uriid5ufilbren. User
alio Den bdlliisen Serluiten bel Der
slui5udt bon Serfeln pprbeu9en mill.
aebe in peren 8uhten mr. refine
Streu. llebrisens fam Die Scr
ipenoung Ihlehter Streu logur dlte>
rem Shlpeiuen Shaoen bringen. OBJ
ippbl bieie uatiirlif nift 10 empfinp>
lib linp. tpie Die Serfel.
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Sh6meS 8cmiiic.

8i4 man cine quite Iusbiloitng.
ein ilppises 8ahstbum be5 @emiiles
pdbrenD bes SommerS I'M @arten.
ielblt auf niht 81 reihem 2anoe.
ersielen, 10 fam man Dies lei6t nas
burh erreiden. oaB MA pieIelben
tpDd)entlih einmal nit Sunglpaller
--Stanbuna. ~belonberS friiher Subj
oper Sii6nerorms, III 8ahcr aufges
lott - be9ieBt. Sic Yflan6en
perben baourd nidt alleiu ihoner
unb gro6er, ionbern iie enttpideln
IiG audi bebeuteno i6neler. alIo nan
erbdlt iriiber Semitic. Wau fam
INN einia6 bies Suneipnlier mits
tells @iebtanne rings I'M Die Sflans
gen gieBen. ODER aber man itedt einen
Spaten neben ben Yflnn5cu in Die
groe, biegt benielben na6 born. 10
baB cine @openoffmuus eutitebt. uno
gieBt in bieIe bas Sunslpalier. 8ei
allen &oblarten muB bieie Siiu9ung
Dor Der 8opibiloun9 ausgefiibrt pers
Den uno iii in alien Sdlen om err
iolgrei6lteu. ipenu lie bes Slbenos
ODER bel 8esenipetter allssefiibrt
pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29

ShfpeineIhmal5.. Gin ipenig bon
oieiem Sett an Den aopf 9ebradt
unO .einaerieben, ebenio etlpas inter
Die Sliieel unb bas gnbe Der 2duie
lit bd.
Gs lit audi 5u ratben, Dab Die
8luden oamit ein9eriebeu fperoeu,
ionIt geheu Die 9duie bon BEN Sen@
men alf Die tleinen iiber.
Sieie Wilben treibeu thr @ert
meiitens Ntahts unb Die S6iere err
balten feline Hube. Der ein6ige
8eg, bieie Sdmuroser 5u pertilgen,
lit, bns Siibnerhaus ulb nQe @egell>
itdnbe in bemielben griinblid] 81 rei@
ni9en. Solhes fdnlt ourh @nrbplic
Icip. Gnrbolineum, 8bitennib. aeroe
tine nnb Gnulliion 9eidleben. Gs
muB Iae5 gebDrig iibergan9en lpers
ben, benin ieber giB uno Spult fist
boil Wtilben.
Solhe. Die nit Dem 8e6raltd) Der
Srut= Ipparate fertig iino. lplteu
oieiel6eu seboris reinigcn uno Ourh>
liiften unb austrodnen, bepor tic
tpeggeitellt perben.
Ian gebe ben Siingen oacr Sc
flilgelarten ShuB Dor ben ldnea
beruntretenDen @elpittern. bieie ida
Den oftntals in einigen Minuteu ltno
peroerben Die @rbeit unb Miibc bic
Ter Woten. Gin ipldleS @epitter
fommt IhneQ bernn unb Die Sbierc
1teben gar5 ratblos unb geben fallm
bonn 1las.
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geSeutunssuOa fir satbOlifem.

Serb &ep. g. IS. Seppeu, Gbitor
bes louisville 9i05eian : Organs
~.9ecoro", i9reibt III Der lebten
Summer ieines Slattes: eGS lit
miere Nnii6t unb obne 3meiiel au6
Die Nniiht bon aatboliteu iIberua III
oielem &anbe, Dab Die 3uriidberus
iin9 n%nleres @otl6afters Sellamp
Storer nj g8ieu bur6 Den Yrdiiz
benteu. Die 2esung pes Wrunoitcin
81 cinem Sffices @ebdllne oes Heprds
Observation-Disclosures nit 2oeens Geremos
MEN unb Die aISloiIune bes glnmen5
Silis bes Sebnteu in Der Silte Der
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SeBige COLLABORATION.

Sieies lit Der ipihtieitc Monat aui
Dem 8eflii9elbof, unb no @efliisel
eebalten pirO. trifft man ieet cine
gnlii9feit unb elm reyes 9eben. Sln
bielen Srten in ben nDrbli6en Staaz
ten lit Der Mai Der Sauptmonat fir
bns 9rutsei6dft. Sic Salptaufs
eabe, uad)oem Die 8iiden porbanoen
iinb lit, baB ibnen rehte Yerlors
eung unb Erleae 5u Sbeil ipiro. DAP
tie padIen. Sieies geIdiebt nber
MIR burd geeignetes Sutter uno
rihtige Yfleee. |pn Iniaug an
ioaen Die Sbiere Sleiihabfdlle uno
griine &noheu erbalten. Sieies
Suffer lit misge6eidnet unb fam
ni6t iibertroiieu perpeu, penu es
in Dem reften MtaBe sefiittert ipirb.
slber jobalo 81 piel oapou gegeben
miro, mddien Die Sbiere Su ihneq
berau. Die auodeu iperoen iprooe
unb Seinihipahbeit tritt eiu.
Cine 6weite slrbeit lit Der aampi
acgen Die 9duie, Sieie Cans lit
meiitens am aopf Der Sunaen Al
iiubeu. Nuh inter Den Sliiaeln
unb am @als fam man tic iiilocn.
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