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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11

time. I've seed awful dogs bred clear
to the clouds. Then again it'll show in
a. weanlin'. I've seed sucklin' colts
with class stickin' out all over 'em.
Kids has it too. It shows real young
sometimes
How can q child show anything
like that?' I demonstrated. He has no
opportunity. Class as I understand
it is deep-seated, part of the very fiber.
It takes a big situation to bring it out.
Where did you ever see a child display
this quality?'
"I've seed It many a time in little
dirty-faced swipes,' Blister stated. I'VE
seed exercise boys SO full Of class They
put the silks on 'em before they can
bride a boss, m they bawl like you've
took away their apple when they lose
their first race"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
Eastern Cotton Mills,

From the Springfield Republican,
Manufacturing New England is In much
better condition than what one may call
railroad New England. The past year
with Fall River cotton mills may be
judged ty the fact that the average rate
Of dividends has been 10 per cent above
the average of former years. In New
Bedford, new mills are being talked of
No one Is now predicting the ruin OF
our cotton textile industry, upon which
the prosperity of New England so largely
aepends. Bradstreet's points out that
Whatever ones views may be as to the
According to astrology, this should be
a day Of quiet. devoid of ventures of any
sort. Tor the planets exercise only a slight
over the fortunes of men worn-
en-. While Uranus Is mildly adverse, Mer-
curry Is family favorable In aspect.
The sign Is not q ~forunate one for
travel or removals. Electricity and ex-
plosive materials are believed to be
doubly dangerous when Uranus L. eyilly
disposed.
As this planet is held to effect the
Judgment, drawing strange and unreliable
persons into association with those who
are trustworthy. it is not an augpicious
day for entering into partnerships or sign
ing contracts.
During this aspect the stomach Is often
seriously affected and mental disturbances
are common. Persons born between Janu-
airy 81 and February 10 are said to be e.
pecially susceptible to these influences.
Curiosity is piqued during the unfriend-
ly sway OF Uranus. so that trouble be-
tween friends Is oftentimes produced.
Restlessness and discomfort also are gen
Grated by the vibrations of the planet ia
which are attributed strange. occulte and
magnetic powers.
There is a prophecy that railway trou-
bles will disturb the country during the
winter.
A London astrologer foretells anxiety
for the king Of Norway, who will b dis,
turbed by international disputes. A seri-
GUS catastrophe Is foreshadowed.
An accident to q distinguished explorer
and traveller Is predicted. This will occur
within q few weeks, the seers declare.
Persons whose birthdate It Is probably
will enjoy a tranquil year. Men have the
augury of prosperity in business.
Children born on this day Will probably
be humane. Ingenious and clever. They
will have kAen, inquiring minds and VIII
be inclined to seek change. They are sub
jects Of Sagtttarius and their ruling plan
ct is Jupiter.
lCopyright. 1918. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
scALY PSORIASIS ON LIMBS

Troop H, 9Th U. S. Cavalry. Camp
Mccoy, Sparta, Wis.-.I was troubled
with psoriasis for nearly two years.
Portions Of my arms and limbs were
affected mostly with it. 1t appeared
In scaly form, breaking out in very
small dots and gradually grew larger
and white scales formed when about
the size OF an ordinary match-head.
The locks OF 1t was horrible, which
made it very unpleasant for me. Il
itched a little at times.
II tried several treatments which
cured nae for a month, but it always
broke out again. One day a friend
saw the advertisement Of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment in the paper and
sent for a sample. They helped me,
30 / purchased two more boxes OF
Cuticura Ointment and some C%uticura
Soap and they completely cured me.
It took three months for Cuticura
Soap and Ointment to complete my
cure" (Signed) Walter Mahony, Oct.
az, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample OF each
Tree, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. Z. Boston."-Adv.
i E.n+&hES4% 49,.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11

Topeka, Kan. Special: Kansas
women arc going to auction off their
votes to the highest bidder. not in cash,
but in the way Of legislation that
women believe is necessary for the
social well being of the state. A meet
ing Of the women will be held here
Saturday to consider what their de-
mands will be, and representatives of
all the large women's organizations in
the state will be present. So far the
women enfranchised at the last state
election have not aligned themselves
to any party in great numbers. and 1t
h the belief of a large number OF
them that the majority will be guided
by the conference here. A committee
In to be appointed to draft q legislative
program, and the political party which
grants their demands in h largest
way will have their support.
Among the demands of the women
will be:
The recall applied to all elective Off
cdals.
No life tenure of office.
National suffrage for women.
LAWS to prevent the morally, men
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
WOMEN OF KANSAS re
AUCTION THEIR VOTES
Not for Cash, But for Legislation They Believe Will Do Most
Toward Social Upift of State-Parties to Make
Bids for Favor. 5saMu
Bids for Favor.

tally or physically unfit.
Laws for the aid or compensation OF
INDECENT, deserted or widowed mothers
for the support OF their children at
home.
More equitable, protective,
satory n encouraging laws for labor
and industry.
The absolute equality OF husband and
wife before the law, politically and as
to property; upon the death of either
the children to share equally.
Laws against the spoils system in
politics.
Laws to enforce greater economy in
the administration of all political sub
divisions.
The platforms OF all the political
parties in the state already have de-
clared for some of these laws, the pro-
gressive platform carrying them now
to a greater degree, but since all of
the parties now have admitted women
voters on an absolute equality there Is
no doubt that each will incorporate all
OF the demands that will be made either
In whole or In mart.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11

to do 30, and of late his majesty has
received n or two pointed reminders
of this fact. For example, during the
last few months the queen was pres
emit at official interviews between King
George and some Of his cabinet. These
interviews take place In the kings
writing room in his personal apart
ment, which Queen Mary, also of late.
has X to use as a writing room, with
the result that she has sometimes been
in the room on the arrival of a minis
ter and remained there during the in
terview. At last representations were
made by Premier SOUTH to Lord Siam
fordham hat some Of his colleagues
objected to h presence Of the queen
during their interviews on state af-
fairs with the sovereign. and Lord
Stamfordham, who by no means ap-
exercises in the royal household, read
lily enough undertook to convey the
prime minister's message. to both their
majest1es, with the result that minis
terial audiences with the sovereign are
now no longer attended by his con-
sort
Rebuked by Lord Chamberlain.
More recently still. Queen Mary re-
ceived a respectful, but plain remind
er from the lord chamberlain that she
was taking upon herself al authority
that properly belonged only TO the.king
This was when Queen Mary notified
the Cord chamberlain through Walling-
ton, Of her desire to have some alter
ations made In the hours for the de-
livery of letters to Buckingham pal
ace. The alterations were made, but
the Instructions had to come direct
from the king before they were.
Queen Mary, in fact, is attempting
to do what Lord Knollys warned her
after King George came to the throne
not to try and do, to boss the court
Outside your private apartments lei
George be king" was the old courtier's
advice to her majesty.
It is said she has never forgiven him
for Offering 1t, and never has shown
any signs of following 1t.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
ENGLAND'S KING is
RULED BY ENGLAND'S
QUEEN, SAYS RuN0R
she Makes Of Her Husband a consort,
Rather Than a King, Except When
inoensed Statesmen Reg
ister Protest.

London. Special: An Anglo-Ameri-
a woman, whose wit and savoir fatre
made her a great favorite with the
late king OF England. Is credited with
a mot which Is now going the rounds
of London society.
I'VE had the court CT Queen Vic
toria." h said. then the court of
King Edward, and now we have the
court of Queen Mary"
Those members Of society who fail
TO see the point Of the joke-report has
1t that there are some-have 1t pointed
out to them that King George occupies
much the same position In he royal
menage as did that of the poor Prince
Consort who could not have a dish he
liked put in the menu without first
consulting Queen Victoria.
While some allowance must be made
for e~xaggeration in this statement, 1t is
a fact that King Georges reliance on
his wife has been carried to a degree
OF self ~effacenlent which strikes all
members OF the court circle. Premi-
nent and responsible members of the
royal establishment ri all now SO Ia
rniliar with the reply. II think you had
better consult the queen" when they
seek King Georges directions about
any matter in connection with the
management of the household that they
frequently dc SO without consulting his
majesty at Hi. IL saves IlIle. sM
h lists OF persons to be asked to
the court functions and entertainments
for the first two years of the kings
reign were always made out by Lord
Stamfordham and sent by him to the
lord chamberlain's Office. whence the
Invitations were sent out. Now them
vitation lists are made out by Lady
Bertha Dawkins and Lady Eva Dug
dale at the queens direction, and sent
to the lord ~chamberlain's office without
ever being shown to the king. Cases
have actually occurred OF names being
sen to the lord chamberlain's Office by
Lord Stamfordham of persons whom
the king desired to have asked to q
court function who nevertheless were
not invited.
No Voice az to Children.
The predominating Influence In the
bringing up OF the royal children has
OF course, been that of their mother
whose decision In all matters is simply
echoed by their father. 1t was Queen
Mary who decided that the Prince oil
Wales should go to Oxford It was
the queen who selected the Ceilings
wood as the ship on which Prince Al
bert should make his debut as q mid
sdy; 1t was her majesty who sent
Prince Heriry to Elton and Prince
George to st. Peters court, Broad
etairs.
King George iS apparently quite un-
conscious Of being what one member
of The royal encourage called him, ons
OF the most henpecked men in his
kingdom.
anyway. IL his majesty Is aware Of
It he accepts the fact with complaceni
indifference and possibly rather CON
graduated himself that SO far ms the
conduct OF affairs Mt court Is ICON.
cerned, his consort relieves him of tis
Performance or duties In which he doei
not take the least interest.
Howevaf. II GAorge Ia willing to lei
the queen be king, there are those
=. sns him who arc net at I'LL disposeG
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
TOUCH OF IRONY IN
ISAAC'S FIRST CASE
Ceremony Of Swearing in Sir Rufus
Rouses Widespread Interest
Throughout All
SlEss3t England.

London. Special: Sir Rufus Isaacs'
1rst case In court as the new Lord
Chief Justice was given q Gilbert and
Sullivan twist that has been causing
subdued laughter ever since. The irony
q the matter came from the fact that
the new chief Justice, who was 30
recently involved in speculatiops in
wireless stock, was called upon to hear
= stock exchange case.
Sir Rufus IsaacS had taken the oaths
It his office, and sat in the high seat
Is b Judge, and the first case was
That OF Abrahama, Jonas s. Co. We.
Dennis and another.
"M'lud," began Hugo Young, . my
eaients are well known stock brokers,
md tho defendant, Dennis, LIS q gentle
man who from time to time speculated
On the stock exchange. = : 9"
The new Lord Chief Justics OF
England listened approximately, and
throughout all the case not q muscle
q his impassive face moved, not even
when, later In the day, the cross-ex-
Anintng counsel flung; words at Mr..
Dennis that had an odd, familiar ring
g them: 'sThey were not investments;
they were speculations. You bought
eUr q RISE
The matter itself was trivial enough
- claim OF &160 over O disputed Stock
Exchange transaction-but to those
whoaremembered recent events II
seemed that the spirit Of an impish
Puck had made out the law lists SO
that on the very first morning that Sir
Rufus Isaacs became the Lord Chief
Justice Of England he should be faced
With guiding the special jury on the
euuuete OF b Stock Exchange and
II transactions.
This swearing la Of Sir RUFUS was q
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
this realm, without fear or favor,
affection or ill-Will.

this realm, without fear or favor,
affection or ill-will.
The new attorney general, Sir John
Simon, rose from the we'll Of the court
My lord, I move that the oathS now
taken be recorded"
B it SO, Mr.. Attorney" the Lord
chief Justice said, taking his seat for
the first time between the Lord Cham
cellor and the Master OF the Rolls.
And Holdane spoke briefly then
Sir John Simon eulogized Lord Alver-
Sir John Simon %eulogized Lord Alver-
stone in a brief speech, and then Chan
cellor and judges faded away. After q
few minutes the new Lord Chief Justice
returned In q close wig, and without
his ermine to deal with the stock ex-
change case.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
Proof.

Freddie has a fortune in politica
He knows the ropes" declared the
admiring friend.
Eyes; / judged that from the cam
paign cigar he gave me-"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
-Eserpresent HELD.

From the Boston Transcript.
.aThey a that a woman's tears coma
to her aid at n moment.
Yes: her tears are volunteers. 70 e
speak"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11
Repair Your Eriend.hin.
Doctor Johnson

III . man does not make new aoauatnt-
ancex az he through lie. IS vill
soon nnd himself left alone. a q nir.
should Keep hs friendship In constant
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-12-11

Uruguayan banks have more than
5 100000 in deposits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07
>S'iinf Wo6en
gSiro nad Anlidt Der 9empfra'
ten bic 3ebatte iiber Die Sa-
riIuurlaae i'm Senat tuabren.

ltuF republitanif6er Seite glaubte
man nift, bdB bic DEBATE por
Gnoe auguit poriiber iein biirfte.--
Gis Repubtitansr bereitsn ii4 sifrig
fir lire 9lngriffs auf bic 9orlo8e
por. - Dols unb 3uder5oae ners
ben in eriter 2inie angepatt peroen.
- Die Senatoren Smoot unb Gde
toilette baben isbr umFangrslheS
glngriffsmdtsriaI. - getoe 9duiet
burften Ii4 nit Der Qobbp Inter
iu6unq bef4dftigen.
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0eferrei6
germittelt ans.blib crfDlsreia
spiiden Nnmanien uno
Unlgarieu.

Die Rsihs6ant in Berlin bon einem
4ngeIteuten um 10000 Wtart be-
ftohlen. - geuss Uiilitdr ,3eppez
lin 2uftT6iff in Den DENT ges
itellt. - 0eutihs 4bgeorbnete gez
gen Gingreifen Der OIterret6iI6en
Regisrung in 8Obmsn. - RuiIiI4er
geiitIiter in Wisn unter oem
8srpa6t Der SpiOnage perbuftet. -
Gr5ber3og 2ubpigSoIOator i4per@
trant.
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5e6r ernf
sSit nod, inner bic SitMatiDn in
johannesburg.

lie 4bberuilng bes General Gous
pernenrs @Idoitone BON Der organi@
iirten 2lrbeiteridoft Derlanst. -
Sinh entriiItet, neil er Solbdtsa
eeeen bic Streiter fdnbte. Die
Regisrung bat aussnifeinIidb srobe
Gfniser esma6t. - am 5Onntas
tam es 3u teinen erniteren auss
itreituneen. Die 3eitunss7
oiirfsn borldufig auf Neiiung ber
Streitfiibrer nidt eri6sinen.
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,Sruu fentter 8roBuatlo (tuHr
aurarst): SEER 0oftor, id utuB
,Shnen 1citcben. oaB i'd SSbre Sun0-
raranipradc erorbttant iiuoe
,2lber Sie habeu mir bod ers
Idrt, sic MOLTEN I'M ieoeH prsia
ssiaas psnoen!'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

C6ip: GhOnes metter am Tlcn.
tag; fth5nss Meiisr am Gisnitag mt
Iangiam feigenosr Temperaiur. esnii.
bigtsr gloroninb. Der oouH DsEdnSsrl
.li6 niyh
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Der 2afRankries.
Gerbiem wirs nit ieinen Sieses-
nad)rihten etipas Sabmer.

balbOffi3isae 8:rihte
nerDen ptrGffentlidt. - Das Bolt
Ioll ougenidsinIih uuf cine aatas
itropbe langiam porbsreitet ipsreen.
- 8luti9e admpfe bcuern uaune
tsrbrphen fort. - Die Bulgarstt
iinb ausenTfeinlih i'm 8oriheil. -
Wdrum bic Grieden forpeit geitegt
baben. - Die oiplomatiithen ge3iss
bungen spii6sn Ssrbisr uno Bull
earien absebro9sn. - Die 5iirtes
if ansetli6 au9 pieosr trisssluftts
gslaunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

Bien. 6. SuIi. Wie aus Drag
eemeIoet piro, iit Der Reftor Der ocra
tiesn St. 81. 3eutlhen Garl 5srois
ndnbs llniperiitdt, Robert 2enols
mdnr Sitter b. Qsnoenfelo, stItorbeH.
or 6otfe als 3oologe eineu beoeutsns
ben RdHsH. Der Cslsbrte mar am
10. 1sbr,as 1853 ss6cren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

Gin iunetr mdnn in sinem ubsetrdss'
cen Hod, NIT etnsm fdbltn, abeeh6rmter
Gefidt iibsrgnb mir tineu Brief.
Bon Germ MIsfIanbroplv Iagts tr Be-
fHeibsn lGhflnb.
a4b, bon AI~ttfnnbrptp! Ssbr uuges
ntbnL Rsbmsn Gle plat 49,"
81 MlsHdnbrop, sintm bsrii6mtsn
SHnuipitIsr, Itanb i'd felt Subrtn in
siHkm eHgsn Notwithstanding, unb
i'd irtuts mid uufri9tig, Elm S4rsiben
bon ibm 81 beiommsn.
Sd trbrd9 ben Brief uub las:
sWlsin 2isbtrl ID empfs6Is Dir ben
lIsbtrtrtnesr Disfes auf bds fpGrmle. Gr
III tin tdlentirttr Di1ter, Elm glGn5enber
D%tuiastpniIt, E6reibt ausgtSei9uste aeit'
a%rtiisI, Dsritsbt psrfttt einfd6s unb bops
petite guhbdItung unb fpisIt @ioIlns, Sci
Dtlrsn risIiesH Werbinbuugsu in I6rifts
lttasrifaen, tlinItIerifdsn unb pIutoiratis
IdH RrtiIen biirfts "a Dir Elm aeidtea
isIn, ION cine GtslIung gu perIdaifen. Sn
bsr augtnsbmsn l1sber8eugung, baB gu
MIR bisIss @sFalen erpsiIsn iptrit, bsrs
bkibs ID uftp.
DtiH G~lsllunhroiD.A
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3roteGtton.
aus Dem aurft4sn pom n. 2soBinfoRn.

@dbrenb Id lag, btftste Der iung'
Munu feline nsrOSisn 8lidt duf mid unb
Id9sIte befhttbsn.
Sinh Sie f4un LANCE NIT aletIdn'
broD betannt2' frdgte ID.
aWit Germ aIttIaubrop2'
Msin @egeHibsr srroibsts.
I'D babe i'm trEt unIdnsf -. se1t.rn
tenReu eslernt 49,"
nSf ss m0gIi69 CT Idretbt ia iib.r
Gle 10, ais Oh CT Sie bon ainbesbtinen
duf eetannt bate. Wis fnb Gle nit
ibm bstannt gsipOrben7"
Der iunss Munu fsntts fduIObtpubt
bic angsn.
nDds 1T cine LANCE GeIHi4te -. Dart
Id mir sins Cigarette nebmtn9"
Bite febr. nit 9srgHussn.1
Der iungs Dam nabm meme Giaarsts
tsnboIe In bic Sdnb uub Itodsrte lduss
unb ungsi4idt nit ben Gingern berum,
bis CT Iid cine Cigarette brdusbolts.
.Wsnn Gle ssitaitsn, min ia Sbnen bic
ganas Gefhi4te sr5dblsn."
Der iuHes Dam itsdts iid bic Gieas
rstts an, madts i1tIin srg6bt tinigs tItIe
8uss unb bssdnu az erSIbIsW
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

I'D, tpie germ m06te i9 Sbnen ELM
Stelune bsrI9affen, adj, tpIe germ m6dte
i'd 5bnen cine Ste0ung btrT9affen, ME.
berbolte er Elm Nal um bds anbere.
g2stOer aber III BEL mir alles iiberfiilt.
Sd ptib ipirtIi4 ni4t, pte i'd Sbnen
btenen tonnte
Sd Ttanb duf unb ipolte mid empFeb.
fen, bod oer Banter fabte mid an ber
Sdnb.
n8ortsn Sit!" i6rte er ME erT6roden,
Id fam Sie nidt 70 fortIdEen. Der
Wuni9 beB 5rduleins GIbird nil
fen Sic pas9"
@as geit6t bes 9antisrs beiterte E6
duf.
sd scbe SbHen einen Brief an Rat
mirotp. aennen sic Rdtmirop2 Rein9
Gr 1T Elm bsriibmter 9beatertrititer, Elm
Manu bon ungebeurem GinfIuB, nit aus
ge8ei4netsn @srbinbuneen
4uh bel Ratmirop lieben @mpfdng
unb getpirtbulg nt6ts Su piinihen ibris.
sd m64te Sbnen germ beIfeu!" Iaete
er aufridtis, i'd Iebe, Oab sic Elm tao
lentirter Menid IiuO, ba8u buben sic cine
sIGH8enOe GmpfebIung, Qrdiplutopl Mifs
fen Gie, Der Monn bat feline flint Milios
men, tpenH niHt mebr 49,. Do6, ipie Iiebe
iid bas eieentlih mad)en2"
Ratmirop frabts T6 LANCE an BET
SttrHe, enbli9 REF tr erfreut aus:
sd i9reibe an %QlsiIanbrop. Der Bat
abermDrGsn In etner i4tDierisen RplIs
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6ipss unb S6DeripdtinbuFrie. Del
Rstdtbum Der ~GIbingerobsr Wulbs an
aalt pirb nod itdrter sur Geltung toms
men, uuO bic ausbtuts Der groben Gttin.
Bride bel 6arJbprg (9ubbro), Werntges
robe (Granit), @iIOemarn (9raupads)
lno i'm SIfsIoer SbaIe bari Der peitersn
Steiserung bon 5ubr gu Sabr boffnuHgsa
bon .Htgegsnfeben.
Bon ben 5iIbiban5en bti Der Dinbs
mii9le, benz mubr8siden 9IaustbaIs, gss
Itben, sspd6rt bic bon meter WieIenflur
singeiaIoFene Gtabt Elm eigendrtig i96s
neg Bib. Die in ben fld9en 56dlern
~ elmer atdn3enben ptrlenf9nur an eins
anbnsersibten 9si6s, Der buntI,, bretts
BaIbIaum rinesberum, Der Bid uuf bic
Dtltnf0rmige 8ofsbene nit ihren blius
lerosn 8ruben unb BEN in Der Gerne uufs
pirbelnbeH 9ittsntdude, ibren mad az
len Ssitsn Itrnbltnformtg in ben Balb
auslnufsnbsn 4lssn, duf bic INNER b0bsr
fa duftbiirmsnOen gerggruppen, unb
tptsber Suriid ouF bic tpunbsrbdr geitdIs
tete Stnbt nit ibren rotbbtbo6ten
T6muden 6duftrn, bon bsnen ein3eIne
Gruppeu Tt Bis in bic urdbebbure Gtrns
gu srfredsn ffeinen: Ieibtn ibre 8ige
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