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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
THE WASTE THAT HASTE MAKES

To busy people the most valuable thing in the world Is time. We may lose our money, our friends or our umbrellas and possibly get them back again, but an hour once gone is gone forever.
 That is rather a sobering thought
 But this does not mean that We must conduct our affairs in wild liasts. because there Is almost as much time lost in a lifetime by mis- directed energy as there is by idle ness.
 In crder to get the best results in using time it Is necessary to plan first and act afterwards. In that way we may avoid any superfluous mo tions.
 Take for example one field of ae- tiyity-the purchase of all the arn cies for our daily use. We have all wasted precious hours scurrying here and there. uncertain what we wanted and where 10 find it. Finally we have returned home and announced ff Gmphantly that. Just by luck ran across the very thing at So and Sos IThat little expression. just by luck shows lack Of forethought and aces us no credit If we had spent ten min utes reading the advertisements ir THE REVIEW we could have planned the shopping trip intelIigentiy before hand and saved our time, energy and some money as well.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
WILL REPAIR ROAD
 BISBEE ID DOUGLAS

it is apparent that there is wora Co De done on the Bisbee Douglas hnA pf the state hikhyay Co put it in bet. ter shape. indications are tl,t it VIII be narrowed mp and rolled doaI So as to dispose of tue of scabs that are now such copstant sOurce oi complaint sy these trayersing the Toad. lt is possible that some dl1esl work win be done to give bes- Ger drainage. but rt is cons dered most unlikely that the practical rebuilding hskei by the Douglas Chamber of Commerce, will be done.
 it Is learned from Douglas that a request was made on the city for it's roa1 machinery. harrow and a roll CT, and the rep,y was that it could be had for the nominal rent of S2.s0 and the employment of an engineer
 in charge for S4 per day. Whether this offer has been accepted or not has not Jeen stated.
 Chairman Hickey. Of the board Of supervisors. has also made enquiries nelative to harrow and a roller He faVcrs scarifying the road ana rolling it down. but he does not Ia. vor spending practically all of this years state highway fund upon a roaC uEon which already more than SS0.JG9 has been expended It is understood that the other members of the board agree with him on this point and it is known that the state engineer is opposed to expensive repairs at this time.
 lt thus appears probable that about ST that will he done O nthe com pleted highway is to put the surface in better. condition and that the mat ter of raising the grade and putting in more and larger cHlverts will go over 10 another year.
 Assistant State Engineer Barlow looked the road over last week and returned to Phoenix to report.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Much confusion.

Local Southwestern officials re- port much inconvenience and confus- lon to the travelling public resulting from the time cards that are posted in practically every restaurant and store in the city. These tables were put up some time ago and give the time of leaving of the morning train as 6.50. Nearly two months ago the lealLng time was changed to G40. Passengers expecting to leave On the train note the time as G.50 on the time cards and oonseqf:enIy there
 lave been many who have missed the train These time cards, were nol issued by the Southwestern and il is requested by the road that they De kept up to date and thus save in- .conyenience to the travelins public
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Nay be Daily

Nay be Daily
 The tri-weekly refrigerator service now being operated between Fl Pas0 Blsbee and Douglas. will probably be run on a daily scHsduIe in about three weeks, when the east Texas peach crop natures. The traffic IS always heavy at that time and the seriyce will maintained on a daily ta1s as long as the crop is being moved.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Missing Man.

The following telegram from Jog. in, Mo, was received yesterday by Marshal Watkins: Please look up John Crawley in your town and, if he is sick or in distress. wire me st ny expense. He is a rather large framed man, light complexion. H. CrawIey" IL was learned yesterday that Crawsey had been here some time in May but that he has not been seen since.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
woodmsn at Commonwealth.

Parker I.. Woodman arrived rom Phoenix Thursday night. He ex- poets to go to Pearoe this morning and to return to Phoenix via Tomh- ft1ne. He reports that he has been informed by R. L. stallings. in charge of the work on t1e property. that they are now down $50 feet on the Com monwealth extension.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
WouId Open Tea Room.

The CcmmercIal Club is in Feceipt of a letter from Lawrence Kas rela- tive to probable success Of a book and art store and tea room in Bis bee. The inquirer is a young man who has two sisters to undertake the project with him. The reply was that such an undertaking would be an experiment and the club declined to advise for or against.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Concrete Piering.

The saniLaHy department is now engaged in replacing the wooden Iicra at the Tank hill tank wigh con rc,te ones. TLc piers at tae Chihul- hua hiu :ank have been similarly Ilj usej and, win 4Ie completion .oi the woTh al Tank hill. ceI.sr, p.Cgs
 will Le iBstallel at the tank on Brewery gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Game Postponed.

The game between the newiy or, ganized Bisoee and Douglas juniors
 Wh:ch was to have been played e. mcrrow. has been postponed until next Sunday, when the two tealas will meet at Douglas. They will play a ser.eb of three games for a tropny.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Come to Remain.

Mrs H. M Daley has arrivedin this city accompanied by her son, Law renee. to make her future home here with Mir Daley. Of the realty firm Of Edward and Daley. They have taken a residence in Tombstone canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
June Was Cool.

The official figures on temperature for the month Of June show that Bis bee enjoyed a cool month. The highest the thermometer climbed was % the So degree mark and the low est was 50 degrees
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Mrs. Nathan Aecepts.

Mrs. F. A. Nathan has accepted the of the ladies committee on ChiIdren's Playground. She has outlined some plans that may make charges in the make up of the com mittee and cause an increase in IFS membership.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Heavy Fine.

Ray Nichols. who came here some t.me ago from Tucson. was fped yesterday in Justice Highs court sG5 on a charge of vagrancy It was charged Nichols had been receiving money from a woman on the reser. yation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
MoIIcE

That the los Angeles Examiner will no longer be delivered outside Of Main Streets Of Bisbee and Lowell.
 BALL & BLEDSoE
 -Bisbee Aaerts 1sj LOWELL DRUG STORE Lowell and Warren District, Agents All bills payable to 6. s. culver fer service prior to July 11th, 'l5.
 $, s, CULVER, State Manager L. A ENaminsr.
 --14.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
L c C A L
Ire Days Temperature.

C'iic.aI figures yesterday, taaoE ia the center Of the city. showed. a,aA- imgn'- 92 degrees. I14AiHuu, @ degrees
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
PARKER. ARIZONA cLTy LOTS

Today's best buy on account ot great assured developments in imme- diate future. Address c. A. MarsE co. Parker. Arizona.-Adv. 52l
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
IT ouENcHEs THIRST
Horsfor's Acid Phosphate

TeaspOonful in glass of water, sweetened to suit, far more delicious and refreshing than lemonade.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Bisbee, Ariz-, July Sth.. 1913. Notice is hereby given, that and my wife. Maud Brown. having agreed to separate, I will not be responsible for any bills of her contraction subse uuent to this date.
 L A BROWN.
 lot
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Copper un- settled. electrolytic 14.25 O 14.50- London copper quiet
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Leave for Coast.

The wife and family of Gerald SEer- man. general superintendent of the Copper Queen mine, leftFyesterday tor the coast, where they will spend gho summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Plenty of Water.

The reading of the city reservoir yesterday showed I5 feet g l-2 inches this is a good head of water loT tAIs time of year.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
To Loualas.

U. s. Commissioner Taylor srent yesterday in Douglas on business.
 Ie reports conditions in the valley os very dry with on.y slight showers at long intervals.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE . room house fruit trees. chicken corrals, etc. 95-A
 YOungblood Hin. 26
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Tie Shipment.

/ A large shipment of ties was re- ceived yesterday to be used on the local division The ties are Sf tae dry climate" variety ana are there fore not cresoted.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
New Equipment.

A dozen large ice cans, for making blocks of ice were received yeslcT. gay by the Bis0ee Improvement com pany, and w-ll soon be installed a; their plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12
Railroad Man.

L. H. Trimble, travelling freight and messenger agent of the Southwestern was a business visitor yesterday from Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12

R. l.. StaIlfngs motored In from Pearce yesterday morning and spent the day in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12

Mrs. Gerald Sherman and faIni y left yesterday for Santa Barbara where they will spend the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-12

Mrs J. c. Proveueher has returned from eastern California where she has heen visiting relatives.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-29
DUR0C JERSEY BREED
Three Essentials Necessary in
Establishing Herd.
Breeder Should Have Clearly Defined
Ideal in Mind and TO Mate Ami
mails to Produce That Type
Let Pedigree Care for Itself.

From our limited knowledge and
experience we conclude that but three
things are necessary TO enable a
breeder to produce a herd OF Durocs
OF reasonably similar type. We place
these three things In the order OF
their Importance. as ability. time.
and money. writes the Northwest Agri-
culturist
In the first place, the breeder must
have a clearly defined ideal in his
mind, of the type of hog he will try
60 produce before ability even
will be of any service TO him. And
we are free to admit that as far as
we know, this ideal hog has never
made its escape in the flesh from the
mind of any breeder as yet, least
wise We have never seen or heard of
its having been at any of our shows.
With this ideal firmly fixed in his
minds eye, he is now ready 10 ex-
ercise his ability to first select ami
mails of his ideal type and. secondly,
10 mate them so as to produce this
type as nearly as possible.
That there are many, many per-
sons engaged in the rearing of Du-
rocs who lack this ability is pain
fully evident as one visits the yari-
Gus herds scattered abroad in the
land. These persons can be divided
into two classes-those who are just
raising hogs TO get as many and as
large ones as they can. regardless of
aught else, and who should be called
meat producers" only, while the
other class, seemingly intent on mat
ing, so as to get as many high sound
Ing names on one pedigree as posi-
BILE, with the sole ambition of BOOM
ing things or making a high public
sale average, with no regard to type
or usefulness. can very properly be
called spectators.
The true breeder is he who is ever
working toward the desired end of
producing the perfect or .dea' type.
He does not mate pedigrees. he
mates type and lets the 2edigrees
take care of themselves. being fully
aware that IL he can produce the in
iividual excellence the pedigree will
be all right, however 1t may read.
No matter what his ability, the
person just starting In to breed Du-
rocs will find ample use for all the
skill he may possess. With conditions
as they are at present-almost as
many different types as there are
hogs-there is great opportunity
for the aspiring breeder to show what
he can do.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-29
Live stock and Fertility.

II is not impossible to build up a
vornout farm without making live
stock raising feature, but 1t is much
easier TO do 1t with live stock and. we
think, unquestionably more profitable.
SAYS Farm and Ranch. Live stock
raising requires a diversified system
of crops. especially Of legumes. which
greatly assist in restoring the land In
nitrogen, the element most likely TO
be needed: the animals consume the
feed raised on the farm and reduce
the loss In fertility elements by re-
turning to the soil the manure from
animals
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-29
MUCH FEED SAVED By RACK
6cx-like Affair Constructed With
Manager Around and Two Feet
High Proves Satisfactory.

The best feed rack have ever used
Is the one shown In the Illustration.
says a writer in the Farmers Mail
and Breeze. To make II took four by
fours for each corner and two posts
In the center, setting then in the
ground a depth OF one lot. and four
feet apart. The length of the rack is
sixteen feet ! boarded up the rack
tight two and cae-half feet from the
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-29

ground. Then I built a manger all
around 1t two feet high and sixteen
inches wid4 A six-inch board was
nailed across the top OF center posts
to keep the rack from spreading.
With a rack made this way no feed
Is wasted.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-29
Chronic Couch.

A chronic cough may come either
from weakness in the bronchial tube
or from the stomach. In either case.
don't let II run on. or It may put your
horse out of commission sooner or
sater.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
2ofal 8eridt.
Yrd6tigen Oerlauf
8abm aeitsru bas 9iaienfeit 5am
Seiten Ses Ct. Joiepb
Sinolings.aiDl.

3u einen gans pradrigen Grfolse
aeitnltete iih oa5 geiterH unter Sen
auipi3ien Der ,Snfant aio Soeietn
itatt1ebobte Haienfeit 5lrm geIten
bes Ct. Soiepbs sSin6Iiug s5eims in
Horipooo. Chi oen aniagen Der gIn.
itaIt hotten iih an bic 5000 @onncr
nno Sreunbe oes ssnititiIts eingefun.
ben, bic oaaf ben DertreffIid,e1l ar.
rnngementa genubreid,e StuHber per.
iebteu uno in libernler @eife fir a1s
Seinl beiiteuerten, ioooB Der finnn.
5iefie grtrag ser Diesidbrieen 6sier
5lueIfelsohne Den friiberer 5eite melt
iiberIteigen fpir0.
lie Cberleitiing iiber Die slrranne.
merlts rlhte in ben Sdnoen Der gsrG<
iibentin iSrou 4. gedfHlitb Mno Der
8i5epraiioentin q 5rI. ai. 9pnegan Ger
sssnfnilt sli0 Sociefu. Miiberbem mad)-
ten iif nod Die folsenoen Gnnen inn
Den grfplg oes I0aes peroient ssraii
q. Seurf, tSrI. Us. Tepote, ssrl.
Qnno GlioIep, syrI. Regina Sebnlan.
JrI. Warp Griffin, SRI. ssrnnces
ShmoI5 5rau 90. acagbeo, ssrI.
agnes atus, Gran Or. 3. 3. Winn,
Grl. 0seuie' gIearp, Crau M Nfnbole,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
EhiHsnadbridgteH.

Rsp 00rt, 30. Wsai. Qnge!..
~5rancs" BON 5apre - Abgtg.: .St.
PAUL" nod Goutbdmpion.
Wontreal. abess.: sGonnoaa
nah Trieit.
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ginerpooI.
gtnmoutb. ansef.: .Glnmpita
nrn Rem Yort
gatrus. aSBss.: .qannonida
nad Reu Wori.
2usenstonn. Qnaet.: ~aorias
tic bon Rsip g)ort, nah aiperpoOl bs4
iiimmt. 4bgsg.: Baltic (pcn Giz
psrpoOD nab QslU gors.
Rottsr6nm. abgeg.: .8ols
turno" nat Gtp Dort,
goulosns. Enact: .Rnnnnm-
bon 9ep gori, noh ROTTERDAM bes
ftimmt
Sputhampton. glngstommeu:
aamsrita" nOn Rep Yort, mad 6dms
burg beitimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

aielt niro. Der 5dhn fam bdnn feline
Suneen FiilIen unb ale Gpoluiionsr,
bic bos ardkr begIsiten, ourhmdhtn
sr lam aber tsinen cant btrocrbriTs
gen.
Morb uno Sttbftmorb.
Gputb genD, Snb., 80. Wlai.
9rpino erant uno isine Syran luaroe
Bier am ;frsiidg in ihrer Wcbnung srs
IhpiTsn aufe2iannen. Nllsm anFdeit
naf hattie 8rant, Der an Der 5dninbs
fudlt lit, ieins Jrau eridoiisn ino
bann SeI0ftmorn bs8angsH.
aeine Giniguug IN Dtm
Geola Soue5 Woro
pro3eB.
9afhpilis, 1efn., 30. Wlat. JH
bem gro3<iie eeasn 5rdu qsoIa Jnnes.
bic, ous GifsrIudt, in stntm etltns
bubnpaggOn 5rou aIpa Gabs srihOfs
fen bate. mar bic SSurp, Dor iptldatr
Der grcssb perbdnbeIt nuros. nthi i'm
G;auot, iih duI tinsr Wahriprud Sa
sinigen. i5rau gone mar Die Witirpe
bss 5obnes bes GensraIs ". gingapt,
ehemnIi1sn adplans Ter Der. aonioz
osrirten Wetsrnnen. lrou Cones bss
haupfets, ooB ihrgsnnn nit Traugdpe
auf at fyeunofdaftIihem 5ubs gsitdn'
ben babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
Siuei GclbitmprOnerim6c
0ine seit0rte SamiIienfeier nnesbIid
Das Motiu.

5rau George Gpot bon go. 755
Ri1mcnD Strabs psriuhte esitern
5lpeimnl ibrem ssben eepuItiam Elm
Grcs su bereitsn. 5rau Goot bsfauo
fih nit ibrem Datten, Shtuaeer uno
eintgsn 6reunoen, ioiuie ihren Ginpern
III Wiiller's Barten IN gln0erions eSer.
~, um bsn Geburtstoq Der Srau ia
fe.ern. 5ierbei gerietb Goot nit fsia
mem Shtpdger gpiIiam 5bpmpIon
iiber cine aIeiuiateit in Gtreit, tpeIhen
iit Jrau Gcot in Inb2traht Der Jeier
prrbut. ia Der Streit trobhem tein
Guhe finoen tonnte, besnb iid3 bic
sgruu nit ibrtn ainbern auf ben
soeimfpeg uno mad3te in Der Bio 5our
Grtcngs, on Snoa[Is unb clifton apts
ME, 6ali. An einem 5ifd1 I'm Wartes
raum enfriabm bic 5rdu ibrsr 5dite
cir tIeints gdpisr nit sinsm QuIper
nnb pnr i'm gegriff. odsislbe in Elm
GIds All fhiitisn. als bic ainoer Sil
Ihrsisn oufinesn. iporauf Der Snhaber
bes QIobss, abam Shott tsrbeisiIts
uno Der Srau nod rsdltseitig bns qilIs
Der ans Der 5ano idftn, bag, lpie ipas
ter FefiaeftslIt tpuroe. Sobins mar.
Die Gltsfte 5ohtsr Roie ptrfuhte
ihrsn Batter in WliIler's @drien 81 err
reihen, bod tunnte Tie ben Ielbsn teles
pboniih nidt BON otm 9orfon in
asnntniB Tsssn. am abeno untere
nobm bic Trdu einen Sipeiten Sslbiis
moroperiuh nit Sooine. bod mar Iie
bon ihren ainoern Idarf ktpahi lDprs
ben unb bisIelben fingen laut gu
Tclrtisn an, aIs iis fahsn, odb bic
Wuiter ipisberum Elm ipeikes gIlper
nahm. 3urd, bic Rufs osr ainber
lpnrbe bic 9a6borin fSrdu I. %.
Burns aufmsrtIam. rrslhs iofcrt 3r.
r. De Gourcn h.rbeirief, 'pelhem es
nab Idrqerer 2sit geIana. Die 2ebtnss
osfabr al tefsitiasn. Radbem bic gss
fair porii6sr mar, tehrtt gnot. Elm be-
fainter 9arieesseiasuthiimsr heim
unb sriubr bann srit bon otm Ges
fd,ehentH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
In SnIenp nerhaftet.

Cberit %. SO. oSadiou, asiter Der
sSadfou Detettin aosntur, brohte
geffern RobIe 9. Wlann aus 2oisoo.
g., mad Cincinnati. fpoIslbit sr Wanu
untsr Der gSduIHiguna bes anqsbIis
den @robbisbitabls p<rbaftst bate.
Mdnn mar Dor einiosr 3sit ais Mlalsr
in einem hisTiQen 9efhGft ihdtig uns
oepurn bos @srtrouen oes Snhdbers,
10 paf sr benz Mann bic S6iiiFtI bss
8eTtdFts iiberodb. 9as gsrtrautn
Ipa Wann mibbraudlt baben, inbem
sr aus bem @eihdft fir m<brsre buns
BERT Dollars Tidmantsn uno goIbs
iofen dngsblih entfpennete. gsi osr
@erbaTtuHe bss Wannes puroen fir
1915 sup<Itn BEL ihm noraefunoen
uno es piro onlenommen. eab Der 8es
fammtbetrog Der sntrenbsien Geasns
Iidnos sttpa $1,000 betrGgt. od aubtr
ben SureIsn nod unhere Gesenitduoe
bel BEN @erhaftsten porgsfunben tpurs
ben. bic bic JirmG bisbtr Hiht psrmibt
bate.
Gberft SodTon ertllris, bab ber
g.rbaFiets ouf Der Riidfohrt noh gins
ciunoii ibm ben 0isbitdhI sinsefiauoen
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
gtnsldnoii6c Na6ridten.

5inae mem Beiana ge.
gebcn. Ter ate llblnno hat gitt
re0en. lie mciiten MtenIdRn id,1mcn
fic btute gu iin1sn. 9as tunu man
iel6it nitf Scr 2anoiiraBc, pie fait
iiberall, erfahren Sdyreitet Elm iirs
genncs 0nar ir0hlih boher. 10 iriro
es ioiort itunm. iobalO es in Die 9dhe
Ser erffen 6aliier fonlr1t oner ondi
MIR elm gPanu. gseib ODER aiHb iidy
seigt. Infer Golf rpiro onher INNER
5irfncr on Sd,iiteR oes @enliitfls, Die
in ben 1lten idlonen. harmIos rnS
nit inriGen saernaen aeinngeneit
9ieocrn ruhen. Gle Deroen nergeiien.
gin Sic SicIle neg Quteu 0oIfsaelnu.
aes triit Der fan.frede Cperettenidfa.
1er. Sen iebt audl idon Die 9ouerns
ln1dSc hu0eIr. Die ihn bon Der Iduis
nniiit heinrtroaen. Tns III idypn eff
beflant lporocn. Mud, in Der Sfiile
bot man benz 9oItsaeiang iuieoer
inehr 2iebe aeid'enft. glber cine fier.
benAe gIlune iii idnper 3ii retten.
GieIleid,t, nenn man Iie. tpie Elm tr.
fahrener g1rtner. in einen friidleH
@oncn pfIanst. &senn horte aebenss
pfIiften unS iibIe @efpohnheiten
heuie ben Sinn mir aiiten 9solfsse-
iane beSrohen. 70 IoIlfe man ieine
Sdlonheiten nm 10 eifriger seigeH.
nidt mir in ben llebnngsr1urHen Der
Gclangnereine nno gegen Gintrittss
aelD an .,2ieDerabeii0en", bic man
nur I'm Seittleibe beiuteu Tam. uno
an Senen 0us ipirflide Bolt taeils
mnhnilos noriiberaeben ntiiB. icnberu
nui Der breiien Strni;e oes 2ebens. in
Der ipeiten CeifeniIidlfeii. ssu Dielen
9t1oien. 10 IN Tresben. lit es id)ons
Site. naR an beiiimmten Sneen oilT
ireien beliebien 9l1ben Gin Mhiiit-
Torps ipielt. lie goriibergeben0elr
Inulden aern oieier almit iin6 n.h-
men bon ihr niid ipobI Elm Stilf mt
Inad SnnIe. 3nritm nhrren Die DE.
innguercine 0ieies gorbiIb nid,f nado2
ssn Tresoen iaug Der s5aHnhduier~
am eriten gfinoitnoreen in einenr
|aro5en goIfsparf un0 Iauien0e
freliteu iidl Der iinniaen Ginleitling
bes 5tites. ssHt bas S6rfhen nod fo
flein, Elm Siasuerein ipiro Orinnen
iein aIio nidlt itmnm b!eibcn auf
meter Tlur. CD IN BrObitaSs abgr
9nue.noorf: fein GeinngpereiHe iclIte
lid 5li norueEm hnIten, auf Etrabesr
mlo 8Iasen mud, oem idlihten Bolt
ieIne fiilfitleriidlen @oben ausslitbei4
len. Gs miro banfbor iein. 9sif,t mir
smiidlen ben bier @anDen iinaenl
Se0er Qerein niiiBte es iid Sar id6.
men Bflidlt MAIDEN, Dor coer nod Der
llebnnasShInoe I'M Der WodR einmaf
auf einem freien gI0t itiu snianlnien.
treten n1o -eiiiiae feiner 2iener lnm
bfltea 5n eeben. &irflid, gum beiten.s
benz BcfnHg erfreIit nifjf MIR bas
Sfr5. iouDern erqilidt audi Die Seele.
go fOnnte man Oenl aansen 8cIfe e.
iieil ebeIii @enuh perldIaffen unb cine
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