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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
POULTRY NOTES.

Ducks are good hatchers but poor
mothers.
The Peking is the accepted breed In
all large duck plants.
Ducks kept on land must be sup.
piled with fresh water three times a
day.
A sprayer that will force kerosene
into all cracks Of the poultry house is
better than brush.
There is as much science In the mar
keting Of eggs as in any other branch
Of the poultry industry.
Geese must have freedom to do we'll.
Two or three-year-old geese are more
profitable than yearlings.
Undersized or bad.shaped eggs
should be discarded. as well as double.
yolked and thin-shelled eggs.
The man who said "the best poultry
keepers on most farms are women
knew what he was talking about.
Chickens digest kafflr corn and corn
more completely when the grain ID
fed whole than when the meal Is fed
One Of the best ways to disinfect q
brooder is to open wide. take out the
hover and let the midday sun shine on
both for q few hours.
1t is no sign that hen Is hungry
Just because she runs with outspread
wings whenever called. A hen never
knows when she has enough.
Chicks cannot grow and keey
healthy unless they take proper ex'
ercise. Bury millet seed In deep lit
ter and make them scratch for It
Give the turkey hen feed Of grain
at night. II fed heavily In the morn
Ing she will not range 90 far with the
youngsters as II she starts out to fnd
her own breakfast
Greens belong naturally In ths
chicken feed list. In the wild state
fowls live largely on vegetable matter
wild seeds and insects. In captivity
they require the same things.
When the hen Is through setting
burn all the old nest material. disin
feet the nest box and give II coat o1
liquid lice killer to make a good jot
Of II, and then put In fresh straw.
To break broody hens from wanting
to sit shut them up In a coop wher.
they can roost on an elevated objec,
and feed lightly for few days. Make
them work for the grain In Q deep III
ter.
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brings double the price Of ungraded
stock, so that the excess In price re.
ceived for the higher grades is prac.
tically all clear gain as result Of
grading.
The quality Of melon is the pri.
mary factor which determines its
grade, though size and condition are
also to be considered.
Extremely high quality and uniform
size and color are always essential In
the making Of fancy grade.
The size must also be normal and
the packing perfect The No. grade
should be of nearly as high quality as
the fancy grade, but may include odd
sizes, though the different specimens
in a given package should be fairly
uniform in size.
This grade may include melons too
large or too small for the fancy grade.
The No. 2 grade should consist Of
the balance Of t-.e salable melons.
These should be OF fair quality and
far superior to the flavorless culls
sometimes shipped by unscrupulous
growers.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
cBy JOHN W. LLoYDo

Y W s''AAAN We A<A<SA ~.S
There is considerable difference Of
opinion as to the exact stage Of ma
turity at which melons should be
picked for shipment. II allowed to
become too ripe before picking. they
become soft by the time they have
reached the market, and often must
be sacrificed in order to effect an i'm
mediate sale.
II picked too green, the melons
reach the market in firm condition.
but are lacking in flavor. and are not
desired by the best trade. 1t is a
nice point to pick melons at such a
degree of ripeness that they will
reach the market In firm condition,
and yet possess the requisite flavor.
The farther from the market the
melons are produced, the less mature
they must be when picked. Further
more, the rapidity Of softening after
picking varies with the, temperature
to which the melons are subjected.
The cooler they can be kept after
picking, the longer then can be al
lowed to remain on the vines and the
better flavor they will have.
1t is. therefore. essential that the
melons be placed in the shade as
soon as possible after picking. and be
kept shaded until they are loaded into
the car.
For the same reason. ripper melons
can be shipped under refrigeration
than In ventilated cars. 1t is also
true that melons shipped during ex-
cessively hot weather. unless under
refrigeration, will soften more rapidly
than those shipped during cooler
weather.
The condition Of the vines and the
rapidity Of ripening Of the melons in
the field will also have a bearing upon
the stage Of maturity at which they
should be picked.
Early In the shipping season. when
the vines are in full vigor and the
MeiouS iiPchAu6 sioWiy, tuc liultS
may safely be left upon the vines un.
til more mature than would be safe
later in the season when the plants
have become somewhat weakened. or.
by reason Of excessive heat, the mel
ons are ripening very rapidly.
While 1t is true that no rule can
be given for picking melons that will
apply under all conditions, and that
the grower must exercise judgment in
reference to each days picking. the
Ideal will be attained when the con.
ditions are such that the melons will
reach the market In the best condi.
tion II picked as soon as the fruit will
part readily from the stem when the
latter is pressed with the thumb or
finger.
There is a tendency among growers
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
TIMOTHY BEST
PAYING CROP
Weeds Cause Farmers to Become
DISCOURAGED on Account Of
Iujury-Plan for Cor.
recting EVIL.
tBy THOMAS M. cIsEL.)

tBy THOMAS M. CISEL.)
Timothy Is one Of the best paying
crops grown on the farm when the
fields can be kept free from weeds.
But the weeds are causing many farm.
ers to quit the crop, as the meadows
become choked with weeds and usual
ly but one or two crops are grown
before the sod is spoiled and must be
turned under and sown again.
The spelling Of the meadows can
be prevented by using the mower
after the hay is harvested. The
meadows become choked with weeds
and usually but one or two crops are
grown before the sod is spoiled and
must be turned under and sown again.
The spelling Of the meadows can
be prevented by using the mower
after the hay is harvested. The
meadow should be clipped as often
as the weeds start to make seed.
This should be kept up until the
frost comes. II this is continued for
several years the weeds can be al.
most entirely cleared from the sod.
Where timothy comes poor stand
or is thinned by dry weather or other
causes the stand can be much I'm.
proved by the use Of the harrow and
the sowing Of more seed.
In September take a heavy tooth
harrow and give the sod good har.
rowing.
When the perfect stand is obtained
then see that the weeds do not get
to make seed. which will kill out the
grass next year.
Meadows treated In this way do
not become thin and worthless but
VII improve for years.
Most farmers think the sowing Of
the seed the important part In get.
ting good meadow. 1t is -7ell to do
the seeding In good shape but more
Sften the stand Is lost from some
other cause.
Grass fields can be much improved
with q covering Of manure. This
should be done In the fall or early
winter. Use q manure spreader and
give the field a thin spread Of Ano
manure.
Coarse manure. where a spreading
Is done In the spring, will sometimes
leave an odor on the hay. Fall
spreading Is always best
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Help. for tn. HOG Raiser.


1t is common sense that mature
SOW will produce larger and more per.
feet pigs than very young one.
Do not attempt to raise fall pigs
without having first prepared per.
feet system Of housing for the win.
ter.
Spring pigs can get along very we'll
without shelter except from rain until
fall; then. II you are so shiftless -
to fail to provide shelter, they are bet.
ter able to stand cold and rain.
Some people claim that a hog Is
scavenger by nature. but he certainly
thrives better on clean feed and do
cent surroundings.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Trying to Find His Potatoes.

Trying to Find His Potatoes.
thick that he was obliged to cut them
with a mower and rake them OF be.
fore he could dig his potatoes.
After the crop had been harvested |
ascertained that 1t turned out about
72 bushels per acre. The ground was
rich. mellow. and II It had been prop.
erly cultivated the yield would have
been more than doubled.
On an adjoining farm less than a
half mile from this field, three acres
Of potatoes yielded 71S bushels. See
the difference?
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Emerson's Story Of Gratitude.

Emersor's Story Of Gratitude.
There is beautiful little story In
Emerson's recently published Jour
nals." of which his son, the editor.
DR.. Edward w. Emerson, said the poet
was very proud.
A certain widow was so poor that
she eked out the one thin bed cover
Ing by laying an old door over herself
and her children.
Mamma" one Of the children said
one bitter night, what do those poor
little children do who haven't got a
door to cover them?"-Youth's Com.
panioa.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Chicken for Dinner.

In providing a chicken dinner for
the home tits not necessary to select
the biggest and best.formed cockerels.
The smaller birds may be Just as fat
and toothsome. but they do not weigh
10 much and bring less In the market.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Was He a Bostonlan7

John" shrieked woman, don't
30 under that ladder"
But under 1t John went with a
swoop to the pavement.
MY dear" he said. coming up with
a dollar bill in his hand. "if l hadn't
gone under the ladder that boy would
have beaten me to the currency"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
THE TRUTH ABOUT BLuINa.
Talk No 2.

Avoid liquid blutng. Don't buy
water for bluing. All the water
contained is SO much adulteration.
Glass bottles make an expensive pack
age; add nothing to value to con.
sumer.
Always ask for RED CROSS BAG
BLUE, the blue that's all blue. Makes
the laundress smile out loud. Large
package cents AT ALL GOOD
GROCERS.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
REDUCE Loss Of Moisture.

Thorough drainage, well prepared
seed beds and keeping the surface Of
the soil mellow and fine will reduce
the loss Of moisture from our soil to
a minimum and prevent serious dam.
age to our crops from summer
droughts.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
WEEDS, GRASS
AND POTATOES
Farmer Compelled 20 Now Grass
and Weeds From Five.
Acre Field 70 Find
Tubsr Crop.
(By ANTON wAoNER,)

tBy ANTON WAGEER.)
Two years ago the writer observed
farmer moving grass and weeds
from five.acre field that had evident
ly been cultivated early In the season.
The farmer informed US that this was
his potato patch. but that the grass
and weeds had grown 80 high and
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Overcome prouoht.

Years Of testing by various meth.
DDS and systems have shown that
drought Is practically overcome where
farmers select seed and carefully uul.
'zs proper methods Of tillage-
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Woman Runs Frog Farm.

A young woman " years old. man.
ages frog farm In Alameda county,
California. II consists Of two acres
Of swampy land. but produces q tins
profit as she sells all the frogs she
can raise at from 81 to So per dozen
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Poor Market Animals.

Some farmers have a quee- Idea
that It Is not necessary to keep the
pig growing from the moment he 10
able to eat. and that is why 80 many
produce poor market animals.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Strained.

What are strained relations MAJ"
well, your pa is an awful strain
on the pocketbooks Of my relations"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup for Children
tcething, softrns the gums, reduces inhamma.
lion, Rllays pain. cures wind collie. nc u bottle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31

Calling people down is not a very
uplifting process,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
S!err sSafu6 @nppert BON Metu Oorf,

Ser neue @ralioent 6es 9rolter=8er=
bon6es ser Ser. 5toaten, erflarte BEL
Ser ltebernabme iei,tes ImteS III elmer
:Mnlprade: u9os Nl,blifltm beginnt
gleifgiiltig gegen Sen 9arm Ser
&reu55iige Ser Hrobibitionilten gu
per6en u1o Sic @efohr SIT erfcnnen,
melhe Sic Sprnnnei Sen perlonlid)ell
9ebensgcmobnheiten al'f5minaen min.
Gos 2on6 heginnt gegen Sic Ronfisfo=
tion oes gigent6ums 5u proteltteren
ebenio gegen SEN Sda0en, Ser Sen
Mr6pitern aus ser Erpbibitions=4sro=
pagolloo erpddit. Sic letten &egie=
rltngs9(usmeiie iiber Sic 81tnoesein=
nobmen 5eigen, Sab Sic 8ron=S'1ou=
itrie int letten Sabre runo. $685.
600 Collars in Sos 8unoesidabamt
obgeliefert fat. l1n6 bieie S11oultrie
molen 6onottfer 5l1grunoe ribten!"
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Nie man aus Scr 6amptitabt Sbios,

Columbus, mel0et, berihtet Der
staot5ldul= &ommilidr iebr eiinitig
iiber Sic ginfiibrl1ng 0es lan6lpirt6=
idoftliGen l1nterridtS in Sen 2ano<
idlllen. gr ioQ oltsgerebnet babe11,
ooB oa011rh fir Sic 6armer lit pielen
Counties bereits cine @riparniB bon
$4,000 Bis $4,000 er5ielt poroen
lei. Sic 3l1nabme Ser s6iiler in Sen
0ffe1tlihen glementar= ltn0 &odIdu=
len babe 5uoem, felt 2an6pirtbidafts =
unterridt SEN 9ebrfdd)ern hinsuae=
fiiGt 'lp1roe, beoeuten0 5ltgenommet1.
Ml1d) niele @odidpulen in Staoten
Sbios baber SEN Observation-Disclosures
l1nterriht eingefibrt. Muf Ser 6em=
nGfit itottfin0enoen Mattonalfonoen=
tion Ser Observation-Disclosures Ser
6ffentlihen Sdulen mir6 Ser aom=
milldr einen Sortrag iiber 6as Sbioer
Mderbalt=@eie un6 feline @rgebniiie
boIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
9ie @erbanolnnoen III Der Marof.

Die @erbanolnnsen III Der Marof'
II =&ontroperle nGbern iif tbrem gn>
Sc, nod menige Gage nno oie Mfter1
meroem geidloiien weroen. DoS @e<
Iultat miro in bei0en 2anbern, IN
0eutidlaao io'poM mie in Sranfrei4,
NIT gemildten @efiible,1 mfgenom-
men. Ser iron50iiid)en &egiernng
miro poraelporfen, ooB iie ein Stnd
aanoes, oos Tranfreid nit ieinem
@la,t e~rfaalft babe, al1fgegeben babe,
m1brenb mont in Deutldla,1o m,rrt,
ooB sic 5momiilte I'M Congo feline
@ntidmoigung fir Sic &anoelsinterel /
fen lei, Sic 0eutidlan0 IN Maroffo
%perliere. Ser ltmitan6, oab mont bie<
ier uGon5miiite" in Tranfrei& 10 bel
@ertb beimiBt, ideint inoeiien ooraltf
b%in5uoel1teu, ooB 1e,tidlanb Bel Sem
&onoel fem idledltes @eid}aft genradt
fat. Sbotlode lit, 6aB Deutldlono Ell
ne @eraroBerana ieines &olonialge-
bietes 5li per5eidnel1 fat, >pobreno
Tranfreid 1eoiglih 6as Hroteftorat
iiber elm 2ano 5ugeitanocn mnroe, oos
es bereits lei lGngerer 3eit altsgeiibt
hat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
IN einem ic6r interefamten Slap

Sn eincm iebr interenanten Slap
port, SEN &ater @l,tten, Ser madere
gemerfidoltli6e 8orfampfer in 8el=
glen, 6em &ongreB ser 6emofrotiIden
2iga lit @c1rtrai eritattet, finoet iid
Sic erfrel1lihe 8eit1teal1ng, 6aB sic
@riitliden @emerfidaften 8elgiens
ii6 in 5ebn Sabren BON 1000 mif
1928 Mitglie6er cnt>pidelt boben.
8e5iiglid) ser Ser%tilin6ritrie fiibrt er
aus, 6aB iie bonn l.. Sl1li 1909 Big 1.
Suit 1910 BON Al Spn6ifaten nit
5,257 ouf IS NIT t0,040 Mitglie0ern
geitiegen lit. Mebnlide id0ne Sort
f4ritte bot aa1d Sic @rbeiteridoH ser
Metantnbuitrie auf5umeti EN-. Dte fla<
miiden Spnoifate iin6 mie6er in Ell
men groBen nationolen ~8erbano" 5lt=
iammengeidlo1ien, un6 Sic manoni-
iden in elmer confederation" Cine
1ibIung 8miiden 6ieien bei6en 3en=
traIorganiiationer 1T bergeitent.
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Gbcnip ,pie c6emals @cneralpuit=

SOS*t y WV
meiiter Sofu1 @anamafer, fat iebt
aud) Ser e%egeumdrtiae mgeipalt19e
bes @l1r10espoitomts, 6ronf 81. 9itd=
cod, iid %5l1alunlten ser Ginfilbrltng
Ser Iafetpoit m1sgeiprod1e1. &ur5lidh
nad Sdll.B 5es ront 0berbunbesrid-
ter Ghas. 6. @uahes lit Seem Dorf &C.
leiteten Eoltperb6rs, CAB Sort 9err
@itcod cine oabinlolrtenoe Grflarltng
ob, auer6ings INTER Ser Gi1rI d)rdr=
fling, 0oB eine iofortiae, oaaen1eine
Ginridtl1ng ser Nafetpoit ltnpraftilh
lei, neil lie Sic @%anobablmg Ser att
beren Noitioden itoren miir0e. Mto1
ione lit SEN 2anobiltriften be9innen
l11t6 bo11n mentt, moran er nidt 5tpetf=
1e, 6as Experiment it6 bemabre, an
mdblih sic Meueinridtltna al,f Sic
fleineren inns ibIieBli6 mt6 ouf Sie
or6Beren Std6te m1s6ebnen
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9as fir Sen Mupember in Mmsitd).

Sas fir bcn Nupember in Mmsitdt
9enom1me1e &onlt1torium miro oas
finite 0es Napltes 8ius 6es 3ebntel1
lein. Sci 0em Sooe 6es NaplteS SEQ
6es Grei5ebrten maren ga &aroinale
pprbonoen. @abreno ser letten aht
Sabre fat Nil1s Ser 3ebnte II neue
4oroinale ernannt, bon 0enen 5mei
geitorben iin0. 9reiBig Ser &droina-
le, &peldpe an ser @abl 6es &aroinals
garto sum- Eopite tbeilnabmen> iino
ebenfads geitorben. 3as eri tie &onii=
forum oes NopiteS fan0 am 8. &c.
pen1ber 1903 itatt. Sein 9oupt51ped
mar Sic Grbebung bon Mgr. Merrp
SET Sal 5lt1r1 &aroinal, 0amit Ser
papitIidye staatsiefretdr auh 6elt boil
len Sitel ieines Mmtes tragen tonne.
Ios stpeite @oniiitorium ml1roe am
IL. Ie5ember 1905, bas brittle am
10. Mpril 1907 rno 0as bierte uno
lette ant 16. 9e3ember besielben Sab=
res ubge6olter.
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2ano in bielen 8e5iebun9en iidtlid
begiinitigt mar. Mit elmer reiden
grnte lei poue 8eiddftigung Ser ST.
buitrien @ano in @ano geganger, u1rl
Sic Yrool1fte 6es 2anoes fanoen gro
.Bere Mdrfte i'm Muslanoe. 9abei
ieien mir bon &ungersnotb uno Heiti=
len5 peridpnt geblieben, bitten 0urd]
I'M iere nationulen &0rperlduften Sic
Sad)e 6es 6rie6ens III an6eren 2an-
oer11 %gefor0ert. uno Ser @eiit. 6es
@oblmouens babe nrs in ergere 8e=
rii6rl1ng NIT a11beren 8olfern gebrad1
ln0 Sic @ar6e ser &amera0idaft III
ser miperiellen 8rl10eridaft ser 9ea=
tionen gefeitigt.
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9t65eian:Na@ri1ten

Mm pe%rgunaenen Sonntag cr=
theilte ser bohm'ite 8iidof Irobec
pormittags in Staples 1875 uno nad1=
mittogs in Ser Standardization
Stride 5lt &erbom 50 Yeripnen oos
fl. Sofranent Ser 6irnmng. N11
Montag beiuhte @od)oerle lbe Butler,
sic 1elte bo1dnoiide geie0erlaiiu1g,
no pieraebn @inoer gefirn1t muroel1.
* @ente, ant MIlerieelentage, miro
@iIbof Irpbec i1 ser &atbe6rale et,t
Eontifical= &eQuiem balten uno ont s.
Nopember in Ionnellp oos FL, Safro=
me11t ser SSirnu1ng lpenoen. 9
# &on1nrenoen Gienitag begirmt III
Scr Dom bod]m. @errn S. s. Stlegler
GIT Hier5 polturirten ct. Suicpbs &C.
n1ei110e Sic 4Oitiinoiae @ebetso1ood)t.
Ml1Ber bem hpdhp. Nliiiite1tten s. sSlll;
leiiten Ne>n bodnp. Srtspforrer Mus=
hiilfe Sic bodJm. @erren Builder bon
Mapbep 2afe, Mlten0prf pom. 9ittle
6aus, Sa1o bon 9aitrl1p inns Sdeuer
BON Melroie, Ser mabreno Ser brei
@ebetstage sic HreSigten haltc1 miro.
ST. Ser ct. Morgoretben=&irhc
gu Safe @enrp miro folnr1en6en Msn=
tag Sic 4%0itiinoige @ebetsonoadt err
0ffnet. @qbreno Ser orei Sage EEL
fen oen1 bodhp. &errn Srtspfarrer
@m. 2onge ans Sic hod1m. @erren
Scarf Efeifer BON Spring SIN, Tran=
els 1boraf bon Belgrade u1o Morbert
Croft BON Safe George, meIder bel
Ser oreitdaigen Geier bos Hreoigen
Be orgen miro.
&odpm. P. Mlfreo, 8. g.. g., BON
ser lrnbef 1edten @n1pfdngniBftr9e at
ct. Glpuo, Ser iih inm1er nod nidt''
gail5 bon sen Tolae11 ser a11 linn Dor
genomn1ene11 Operation erbolt fat,
miro bel,te, 1onneritaa, cine @rbo=
l%ungsreiie nud Conception, Mp., a,,5
treten nnb 5mei @od)en bon feiner,
@en1ein6e abme ienb fem.
4 &odtp. @err @n1. San Dinter,
8. g. g., bon Snamia, >peIder int
ct. @apbaels @oipital 5u ct. @Iouo
unter 6rstlider 8ebonolnng itano, bot
fid fo1peit erbolt, baB CT Montaa tpie=
Ser 5u ieiner @emei1oe 5uridreiien
fonnte.
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Nattpmalc Grimar>uablem sur Nms:

uabl Ser Yraiioenta
li1o MIR nob 6rogen Ser 3eit nao
poJrj9ei1lid audi 6ragela Ser oar1lt
pcrbunScne1 Soften. Sic uprogrei=
lipen" &epublifaner mollen int repu=
blifunij del1 Notioltal=Gomite oarauf
oringel1, Sen &on1pf 5milden oem ~re=
glrl1rell" 5aft uno oem uirregl1ldren"
ga Iollette 0ltrdb cine rationale Fri=
n1drmabl entidei0en 5l1 lalien. Garaus
miro nidts meroen. Saft fat sic
groBe Mebrbeit ser 3elegaten 5l1r
l1aditen reputlifaniiden National=
&onpcl1tion lal1glt in Ser Salde, Can't
Ser pprtreffliden Mrbeit 0eS Gene
ralpoitlneiiter ltno ser an6eren @abi=
nettsmitglieoer, melde Yatrpnage gu
pertbeilen boben. Sic 3eit lit 10 mie
10 nod nidt ref fir rationale @ri=
mdrmoblen. Sic Semofratiide @ar=
tel, ipelde ii6 5uerit 5u @uniten Ser
0ireften Hrimartpablen ut Den met
item Staaten erfldrte, miro oltd Sic
erite Nrtei iein, melde Sic S0ee
elmer %nationalen ErimaripaM Der
mirflid)en miro. 9eioer giem es quite
0ernpfrotilde 3eitunger1, melde ol1d)
oieie Neuerlutg befdnlpfen mer0cn,
mie tie ia iebt Sic Sr1itiatipe l1t0 bos
9feferen0um befdnpfe1t, neil 6ieie
politiiden Soeen bon @illinn Se11=
nings 8rpar1 5efiirlportct mpr0e>l
lin0. S1titiotipe u11o 9feferer0l1n1 mo-
ren ldngit lit griiten5, ebe SER
@rDalt oapon b0rte l1n0 fire @e0el1:
tl11g a%nerfol1nte. Sic mer0en i'm 2al1=
fc Ser 3cit, pei1eidt idon inn nGd)ltel1
Sobre> @eltanot6ei(e Ser uotiol1nlen
0emofrotiiden Ylotform mer0eu.
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Ser 6es &errn Sobn 3opp, unb @at=
tin, u1to @err uno Jrau g. s. Scott>
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