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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
Notes of the
Convention

r.. l.. Enloe, Of tho silver city Nor
NAL faculty. was an active figure IN
the convention. He r. n member 90
the State Board OF Education whirn
met here this morning
More than 1900 teachers enjoyed
the special program Of the motion
pictures at the Crystal thcnter at
1880 Tuesday night. as guesta at Al
buquerque. In spite at the late hour.
"A large majority Of the teachers I'D
iourned from tho EilB 20 the popular
home of the mnovies.
only one thing wns lacking TO
make this convention perfect" said "a
delegate this murnluR. Ralph Emer-
SON Twltcholl wasn't here.
rho Library section g. now see
ton of The Educational Institution,
organized Tuesday morning ~ hthl
iio first sCfsion in the Public Library
"Wednesday at g:3B Those interest
ed are: Miss Della slslor Miss Pau
linz Madden Albuquerque: Miss Myr-
TIE Colo. BetQn Mrs q s. Hcdic. uf
Clnudcroft. Mrs Jos a. Huf,r Tu-
,umcari; Miss Loredo r. spcllmln.
Carrlzozo.
once school tcachcr aIwavs a
schoCl teacher Chnr,os W G Ward
~ iNe vegas, SIS now hard WOrkiUg
lawyer. district attOrncg and aofut
pumpkins IN politics but he. taurht
achocl once ana he couldn't sfny away
from the convention
County Suporini andent 4 Mnntov,
of Albuquerque had ono exhibit in tho
fernalillo county display of which
he Is extremely proud. II o. his por-
irnit painted hy "a Foven-y cur-uld boy
OF MurtipcZtoNn Professor Mon
ton thinks IL CATERS him
County superintendent g. c. purl
% Torrance county was busy this
morning rounding up his party for tho
| journey home Mr.. Rurt IL proud ol
the attendance from his county which
| included az uut of the so teachers un.
der him, and seven school directors
Mr.. Burt, who vas reelected treas
urer, unanimously. carried away with
him $i200 hard iron dollars repre-,
scntlng 1900 membership fees paid u
by the teachees this week
]. A. Wood, for many years super,
! intendent of the santa Fe publi,
schools. and teacher for 40 years
was one of the interested guests of Az
huquerque. Mr. wood has represent
cd his county at educational ussocia
ton conventions for fwenty-onc years
during which he has not missed
session. IL left for home this
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
CREDIT FOR WORK NJ
AltCH AISOIOOICAI INSy~ITIrr

judge John n, Merle, of santa Re
came 10 Albuquerque 60 attend the
convention, having had place ON
tho program of discussions. Judge
Merle, whose connection with
the school of American archaeology
has brought him actively into educa-
uounl work. is enthusiastically udVo-
eating "a plan whereby teachers may
attend the now woll established sum
mor school OF tho institution ut Santa
Fc and after hearng the splendid
lectures delivered there, receive cred
II for having attended county insti-
tute. In other words ~ s proposed
Go permit tenchcrs 10 substitute work
ln the archaeological institute for the
usual required county institute " 1rk.
The plan viii Doe considered by the
association. 'our summer school is
wonderful institution" said Judge
Mcilc this morning. and the lee
lures ANA work done are liberal edu-
cation We believe our suggestion rs
practical and hope Il will be- APP
proved
Judge McFic wants tho next con-
venuon dt santa Pc, but admits that
rnin ION there also Yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
BANQUET IN HONOR OF
BUSINESS COLLEGE HEAD

J. y. Goodell. president of the Al
buquerque Business college. was last
night the guest oi honor at banquet
rendered by the commercial section oi
the New Mexico Educational aasocin-
ton which was served in the TAT,
room az the Alvarado. Prominent
commercial educators from all over
the state were present. covers being
laid for thirty-two. lmpromptu
speeches In responses 10 the tonsts
were made by several OF the guests
and the anair was one of the most on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
BERNALILLO HAS THE
BEST AVERAGE
SCHOOL TERM
Leads All Counties With Sew.
en- and Five Tenths Months
During the School Year.
F0RTY-sEvEN TEACHERS
ARE NOW EMPLOYED

THAT BernniillO county rural schools
have the longest average term ut
school ga the state was ono IT the
many interesting things about this
county brought ont nj the session Of
the County superintendent section
nt the Educational Convention this
week
a. was shown that The county
schools have an average term of 4.5o
months. which beats nil other coun-
Ties. Coifax county being second.
Bornnlillo county also has The bcst
qualified teachers. one having a nie
certificate, ~ professional certi.i-
cnt,s. ~ first grade. 4 second grade
3 third grado ana 6 permits. Ihf
total number Of teachers employed rs
forty-scvcn. the highest On record iu
thia couuir. More money mus becu
expended ON new modern school
buildings than in any other county
EVERY school bros library. The school
huiidinfw are iietod ns ~ 'rond
buildings. fnur "fair" uud only three
poor Nineteen districts own ticr
a hooi huiidirnH Alt rrhooin hnvo
first-class blackboards and other
equipment
II e. believed Alameda has tho
i1rgost attendance. Wa re pupils ~
tho new huildlng there.
Niannsio Monfoyu. SUPPORT ltondcrt
~ schools uf this county who acted
So rhairmnn 81 the couutv Fupcrin-
Geuts' section during tho convention.
ia luH'iv prnud 90 tfn s'iow'ng mndn
IN tho schoois hero rnd found much
'~te~ost among outside supcrinten
dents and toachprG va the methods
which havo brought about such fiat
tcTing results IN this countv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
jim JOHNSON.
CLYDE HUNTER.
j. G.. DOMORE.

j. G. DhMbttE,
All OF whom were present on above
/ late
TEa cost of this plan, IN money.
would bv about $3.50 for the state
pnd about SOC for each county. In
time and energy u would cost the
department of education about one
| day iOr one man, preparing and max
Ing blanks 90 county superintcndents
ana 10 would cost each county super
tntendoHt about one days work to
pass Il on Go their respective dircC-
tors and teachers, ana Il would Ccst
those directors who attended tho
school on the day designated one
days loss of time from their other
uuties, and Il would cost the teacher
quite a bit of anxiety and preparation
90 have her school in the best trim
possible for the day SEQ far as her
regular work would Ice concerned, aud
10 would give hCr an opportunity To-
show up the material needs OF her
SCHOOL 90 the greatest possible nd
vantage.
There need be no loss OF time from
regular lessons on this day as is nocos-
sary in the Observance Of So many
~ the other days but rather this
should bee made a. special day for Civ
ing emphasis 10 the regular work Tho
teacher should make &c "a point Go see
that some attention Doe given Ca the
industrial work 'on this day. putting
special emphasis upon the necessity
Tor adequate equipment for this
work.
So much for The cost ana mconvcn-
fence .of the day Now. would tho
"a ults justify tho CustH What could
we reasonably expect from such
visit ana such % report The result
can only boz upproNimatgd. u would
Nury so Widely in the different
schools. ~ tho directors were pleas
al with tho teacher ana hor work.
they would generally have their in-
tnrost enough aroused 10 &C. iO work
ana tr} tn improve the material con
ditiqus Of the school. In some cases
they might ho in r. position To- give
helpful suggestions otherwise hut az
rule this rs best lcft for the teacher
and the county superintendent In
cases whore thc directors thought than
tho teuChpr "Wlm'f irurnin' the chill
dron nothing thrs would not Boz like
IS to show much Interest lu flXins
for The bottar accommodation at th'
school They would say "Wcll $50"
0iut rO no school This year no how,
$50 $40 can't 500 that thoro is any use
goin' 90 any trouble mn we gct %
teacher"
IN enc greater number &c cases
however the dIy would doubtless ~
ult in improved cou''uons nlonH one
or more of tho following lines llnus.
would hc mt 200 hctter ropnir, hcttc-
seats would Doc furnished better
hlackhOnrdg and more crnyon would
be- purchased. sanitation would hn
, improved absences ana tnrd.ss might
hc lcsFench. and thcgo would be 90
better nc0unlntpnce between teacher
und directors ana hence moro co-on-
GRAFTON iu their work Six hours site
Z TING quietly listening To- the routine OF
i daily rcclintions might tend 40 make
/ tho school dny seem cong enough 90
at least q TOW Of the directors, and
perhaps would help Go hush com
iplainta about letting the little ones
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
DARKEN GRAY HAIR.
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
sage Tea aud sulphur Dnrkens "a
Naturally that Nobody
Cun tell.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur, properly com
pounded. brings back the natural
color and lustre 20 the hair when
faded. streakod or gray; also ends
dandruff. itching scalp and stops
falling hair. Years ago the only way
10 get this mixture was 20 mako h
az home. which o. mussy and trou-
blcsome Nowadays. by asking at
any drug Store for "Wycth's Sago and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" you win get
In large hottie Of this famous old re-
cipc for about 90 cents
Don't stay gray, Try ~ 40 one
can possibly tell that YOU darkoned
your hair as IL does IL so naturally
and evenly, You dampen a sponge
or soft brush with Il and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another
application or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark thick and glossy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

I'd toad from Mr. Smiths ranch 90
his ncighhor8 ana 90 town would boz
soriccahlc but not practical % Mr..
Smh alone had % TO build. 10 would
cos him moro than the value of his
rarh.
re have already on our school cal
cnnr quite "a number ct days each
of course. having "a different purpose.
Thre is Labor day. Columbus du
Thanksgiving day. Christmas day.
NW Years daN. Lincolu's day Wash
inaon's day. Ponce day. Fire day. Ar
bonlaN. Mothers day, Decoration
dayHnd we are now agitating Direc-
torday ana others and perhaps be
tot We arc expecting b.. or ready
ioHt viii be- the Judgment day
H. all these days practical? Does
IA good derived from each justify
thtimc % takes Co observe D.? or
ddumc of them hold their places on
thtnlcndar because of rather over
alndnncc of Hentimontalism on tho
pa of their promotCrs? II ID can
h9hown that each or these DAYS Us
prtlcai. then YOU need not bee sur
pmd u / should be able 90 tell YOU
hd To make practical Directors
da
re- NNNf NANthh AilHh Atl AHANE 10
bpractical itH use must Justify ts
60 What would "a Directors day
CH Not iu dollars ana cents but
inimo ana energy that might other
WI bo used lea some other way per
hE more, perhaps less, beneficial
toair schools than "a Directors day
Siply to announce that September
IA ls 10 bc observed by AN the
sobols as Directors day, and request
diCtors and teachers To kindly OBJ
sco Same would not Dee productive
uffoaults. aud hence not practical
phaps the following plan might be-
suggestive OF ono that would bring
la'e per cont of the directors Co the
sclul on the day designated. auI
Csac them to make observations thut
otsrwise they would possibly over
lot ~ might alsu act ns spur
turouso 90 greater cncrgy tho teach
Grand pupils,
The Plan.
nt the superintendent of public In
Frtlon soud 10 cnca county SUI
pontondent the following letter md
bak.
The Letter
TcCuunty Supcrlnteudonts:
WlN W'INNNf NANNNN NNfN" NiN'NWHNNN Mi"'
tudesipuntc September IAN, i01 e.
aalircctors' day Tor all schools ~
thgiatc of New Mexico Tho depart
mat Of education believes TINT mo
pmcr Observance Of this day win ro-
mi Doe great good Co our schools lu
oWr to mnko This day "a success ~
w hc necessary to have some dcn
nt aim in view to This end vc are
inoslng blanks for Won 20 send 90
ON OF YOUR directors ana teachers,
tGathcr with % persona lottcr from
"a. calling their attention to this
suc-wido movement ana urging
tmm 10 Visit thcir respective schools
otthr dnv hrie-iu designated. and
TIM nnd thorn. to mako careful OBJ
sentions especially on the points
mutlonod ON the inologed blank, and
ngho close az the dav 90 fill out fne
links and return thom 90 the coun-
iwuporintondont Not later Than 80
afa after fuch Directors day The
rantv observation-disclosures win report 90
~ state superintendent The number
Ui,lircctorH visiting schools ON said
dg giving tho nnmo ana number Of
eeh distrloia together With your COM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
ANNHNNN4NNtNaataHtHAAAAAa



1--WE expended 81 10000 for rail-
road fare. for teachers attending our
simmer school last summer. and we
expect Co have 10 spend much more
next Summer" said DR. q. ~ Light,
president Of tho New Mexico Normal
school at Silver city this morning.
President Light ~ proud OF his school
Under his direction it has grown
from STRUGGLING little school io one
OF the most efficient normal schools
IN the west and the growth rs going
right ahead He is especially prouG
" the sunnler school now nearing
jts fourth sFasona Last year 2au
teachers were enrolled. and when the
1914 term begins the first Monday In
Sune next fully 500 teachers are ex-
pocted TO enroll.
~ went into restaurant for brenk-
East this morning" said Dr. Light,
and ! counted just ne graduates ot
our school. all wearing teachers
badges ana all TO my knowledge iold-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
a SPLENDID SHOWING

Charts drawn by students we're used
IN the display Of the New Mexico
Normal UniVcrsity az l.aa Vegas. in
the arm0ry, 20 show the growth ~
the Institution during the past ave
years The charts are conviucine
w are proud uf those charts for
two reasons said Dr. Frank ~ ~.
Roberts, the president 81 the Las
Vegas college this morning, because
they are students work and because
they show how our school has grown "
Tho chart shows an increase of iVS
per cent Ia enrolment for me sur-
Iner school IN i've years; $40 per cent
Increase in the enrolment In actual
college work TIA he same period.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
Teachers and Pupils Alike De
serving Of commendation
for Interesting Display Of
HandiwOrk and Brain Work
of Boys and Girls in the
County.

~ want 10 take this method" said
County superintendent OF SCHOOLS
Atanacio Montoya today. "of thanking
the teachers and the pupils, indiyld-
ually and collectively for their work
In producing the fine school exhibit
Tor this county az the armory during
tho convention. IL meant hard work.
co-OpcFailon. loyalty and enthusiasm
ana considering the fact that all the
work was secured during lhe present
month / think "a IL a showing Ok
which tho teachers aad the pupils can
be immensely proud"
Every school In the valley except
one. whose teacher recently resigned.
and schools IA the mountains as re-
mote as CHIN and san Antonio took
part In the interesting exhibit Of m
dustrial and literary work in the Ber-
naiillo county section OF the arnory
displays sewing, embroidery. bas-
kerry, blanket weaving, drawing.
drawn work. clay modelling. wood
working. rama work and many other
kinds OF handiwork were represented
Ia the industrial display. showing tho
greatest skill and ingenuity on the
part Of the pupils under The teachers
direction. TIE booth WAS very at-
tractive. being designed hy Mrs. Sarah
Hall Moore of the Old Albuquerque
school. the booth being nine by four
teen feet, barked with grocn paper
ana burlap and adorned with an lm-
monse silk banner with inc silkcu lo-
gend" nernailile Cauulv the work ~
NJ nfff.uUftr FoHrrs. frae ffnr-
naiillo booth oaslly attracted tie most
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

termine their adaptabillty Tor various
varieties Of nsh.
~ believe 7 have visited more lakes
than any man IN the United states,
said Mr.. kcmmercr this morning,
During the past seven years ! have
visited and studied more than 200
lakes. / have Travelled 5000 milee
hy rail- 1000 mics on foot 1000
miles BY automobile and 200 miles
on horseback and By wagon. In q
way n ia vacation. Il has Is pleas
ant side and the work d most Inter-
oatinK"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

tPapor before County Superintcn-
dents section. N NJ ". A., By n. =.
Upton, superintendent Otero county
sChoOla)
by a school Directors Day" We
understand day designated by some
ono la authority az "a time FOR dircc-
tors an over the state to visit their
respective schools for some definite
purpose.
What Is meant by "practical"2 ANY
thing may be said To be practical II
iis service 60 mankind is sufficient to
justify IT'S cost a thing Is NOS no.
ccssarily practical because II ig ser
vlUCablo. A graded and macadamlz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
School Directors Day, Splendid
Suggestion by Superintendent Upton
Before the Educational Association

Otero County Official Has
Practical idea for Educators
Which Makes a Hit and
Whose Adoption Is a Fore
gone Conclusion; Will Have
Effect of Bringing Boards
More Closely in Touch With
Actual Work of Teachers
and Pupils.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
MINING CABINETS ron
Al THE mon SgfiOOg :

Dr. =. a. Jones president OF tho
school OF mines. has worked ont "a
clever plan 20 bring the school ut Soc
zorro Gao the students of tho state. ia
whom The school of mine. must look
for its chi enrolment. Tie has pre-
pared am attractive cabinet. contnin-
ing all tho IMPORTANT commercial
minerals of Now McXico ON one
side are shown the straiined rocks
ON thu other the iRncous rocks. In
The center arc the mineral specimens
Across the top is hirdF-cye cw oi
Socorro, The first cabinet now ON
display n 90 be- SVEN Go the Alhu-
quorquo hlgh school similar cnbi-
ncts VIII Dee given 60 ans high school
applying to On Jones
'Wc want tho Sew Mexico boys in
our New Mexico school" said Dr.
Jones, 'und those cndIots are an IN
siructlyo form OF advertising We
viii give q cabinet 10 any high school
in tho state applying to me.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
EDUCATIONAL
PRACTICAL INTEREST FRIENDS OF NEW MExC0S SCHOOLS

SO too oarly or letting them out 10
play too mnoh.
After noting the small cost ~ such
"a day, and seeing how Il would add
40, rather than dctrart from. the reg
ular school work and summing up
the possible good that might come
60 our schools as a result Of such q
day IL docs seem 20 me TINT Il q
practical.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

for long time" said Hon Antonio
Lucoro, secretary OF state. this morn
ing, "and ] can assure YOU I ann ass
tonished ut thu growth OF the city and
the wonderful Improvement Ia your
business district When I got off the
train last night and looked up Cen-
tral Avenue, with its splendid lights
rs pavcmcnts. ana its speeding auto
mobiles. ! thought for AN instant
was In Chicago, The street paving a.
a great Improvement
The secretary eft state viii be here
over Thanksgiving, attending the
teachers convention and visiting
friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27
Rcnt on same. Very respectfully.
ALVAN n. WHITE.
Superintendent OF Public instruction
Blank.
"thoei ssststtsssss
District No. ...s......st4s
Teacher .s...ss.ss.t.ss.s.

kfHAfN't W.
itatHtf tsst.ss.s.sss.t.
foqtottice ............,....
]. Number OF children on school
census ...... 3. Number of chill
drcn enrolled Ina school ......-.
g. Number Of children present this
day....,... Z, Are All the children
comfortably Foatcd2. ........ 3. is
the sto' large enough to heat tho
room Y......... 6. ~ the stove IN the
propcr place.. ...... q. How many
sindow panos are missing f........
- H. fho floor In good condi-
uon2. ...... y. rs there plenty Of
good blackboard. ....,. 10. Can
be small children roach tho boardf
....... H. 1ias tne teacher q reg
lstor9 ..... ~. Has the tencher
n chair and tghicg. ..a.,, 49, Is
there plenty Of crayon2.,......
Fpel?. "A. Is there plenty Of
good watcrR. ....... 10. IL the arr
vangemont for drinking sanitary ?
,...... &C. Is there a good lock on
shc door and fastenings for the win
dows? ....,.. a. Arc the play
grounds Kept cleanf ...,.... is. Are
1.-The outhouses well kept ana saui
tary2....... 10. IL the school do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Little Girls at Work in
Industrial Training Depart
ment of New Mexico Insti-
tute for Blind, AlamOgOr-
do, Which Had Most Inter
esting Exhibit in Eduoa-
tional Display in ArmOry
During Convention Week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Or George koWmpror, professor az
chemistry at the Soeorro school OF
Mines D. a combination man ln vim
ter De- ~ Just plain. hard working
teacher Hut 10 summon. Ftll al
work, he hits the trail as an cmploye
of the u. =. department of fisheries.
lis work FOR the pnst six summers
has been ar Investigation of the lakes
at the Western United states TO de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Have you a cough or cold7 Cheek
II before It's too late. Eucalyptus
syrup viii do Il. BOc a bottle at
Rupees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck ana chest.
supplied Dr. Thomas Eclectic OF.
The pain ceased. and the child sank
into rcstfui sleep. Mrs. Nancy NJ.
Hanson, namhurg n. Y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

ing first class teachers certificates.
10 made me feel mighty good. IL
looked 60 me like results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Fun weight and satisfaction guar
antoed. New state Coal ANA Wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

Full weight and satisfaction guar
anteed. New State Coal and Wood
Yard. c. T.. Kuntz. prop. Phone 49,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-27

ing as well as YOU could reason
ably expect undoT the circum-
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gepibnlid oitt cine Samilie s,pei Bis flint
Tcuars leAeH 99inicr fir fuIens, 6rftiiuupo'
nue Sutarrh=Se,lmi,iel aus. Gu' etfmnl I'm
gSCrtbC BON 25c CiHtdufeuo.
3nn gPtiptei etne oweislln5Pn Jla'1e nm
25c, rrirh uu1eid6r bier Fuuttel a1hrup@ uno
elm SGHftel ,WIehi}in" entbalten. GGl III ~
bieI ecsabli 5ir CiuCn qcrpobnltheu Sprkp; Gle
ftelieH.
Ger Sprln, ertra 5Iufbe. gtiietien. aprte
AariuHs ETC. MAIDEN biee D}etbooe oes Gtn'
iuuicns bis 3um gHoe oes Sobres 3a etnrt
fehr foitipteltaen.
Gin btshcu 9nsbSenieu uno 3seishctt tperecr
elmer ieoen gaUilie mebrere Dollars ertparer
nuo eetieIben reinere uHo before WReoi3tH ge'
ben.
5telen Ste eiRen CinfofRu Strie aus einer
Rint pruUultr'eu 3uieIs uTlo elHcW bulbenEtn!
fecteuoen I9aiiers ber bdHn iaufer SIc Die retll1
toHaeRfrirte Gicnce Wen horgGrene bRt Jh
rem @yotbcfcr t21a uHseu TIaftcl uuh nteteT
Gle es in cine Qini'laftc coer Iopi urh faaeu
Gle fie ant init benz Sortp,
4iuU buteH Etc eiueu SaifousGorratb ben Ses
rrtn'terl, heiten uno Gridltuuqcn, Stdidrrb l'rt
s,uIten am ftnellifeu uno pirtiGT1iten belen-
ben afPoi3iu ipClche beihafft uPrhen fam. Zig
hdlt ifl uHbearen8i uUo beilt Nt une 9uu1
bon GriouItunaen. Gdtarrb. Su'ien. grouhtts
Setftriett. ttr3en Htbem mn allen Suraen,'
lno Eronbiasgeheu. Ste n ous etn3iac ptlt
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