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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
GIRLS! GIRLSl TRY 1T,
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Make II Thick, Glossy, Way, Luxunant
and Remove Dandruif-Real
Surprise for You

your hair becomes light, wavy huity'
abundant. and appears a. soft. iustrou-
and beautiful - young girls after Z
sDaudorine hair cleanse. just try TINS
moisten a cloth with a little Danderine
and carefully draw il through your harr
taking one small strand a q time. IN.
viii cleanse the hair Of dust. dirs and
excessive Oh and In just few moment
YOU have doubled the beauty q youi
hair
Besides identifying the hair 81 once
nsuarriue dis-oiyes every particle %
dspdrrH rleauses. purihes and inviegr
ats the scalp. forever stopping itching
and falling hair
Uut what Wiil please you most WHi p
aftar ; feW weeks nee. When Eqn HlA
actually 80 neu hair hne and DOWN
Al fra yes but really neu hair grow
iue au Over the sfalr III rou care to'
urltty. anlt hair and bots u 6. surai1
81 zsaft bottle III kn0wlton.s DAD
Farur from any druggist - tellet c9un
a.. aud jnsf trr o. Altt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
MARSHFIELD

Mrs. Milton Northrop, who Is recover
ing from an operation for goltre, IN MARY
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Is reported
as comfortable, and her friends are glaa
to learn of her convalescence.
The many friends OF Elery Lyndes; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lyndes, wlsh 10
congratulate him in his success IN Sc
curing first prize at junior prize speak
ing at Montpelier seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Sulham feel that
they have much 10 be thankful Tor IN
the recovery of their little daughter,
Flora. and extend sincere thanks TO
friends and neighbors who remem bered
her with flowers, fruits ana aeiieacles
during her illness.
Mrs. Lucia Richardson called on friends
last Sunday while en- route TO Danyiiie
10 meet her sister, Miss Lila Douse, q
nurse in Brightlook hospital, st. Johns
burv. who is with Mrs. Richardson sew
eral days this week.
All hail! The poverty promenade!
We will all 90, for prize is to be gwen
the most appropriate rig. The usua,
fines will be imposed. Dress up ana
you'll see. Come to X. of 7. hall tues
day evening, March %. An entertain
ment of music and a farce will precede
fine promenade. Music will be furnished
by Marshfeld cornet band, assisted by
"<itcheners band" of l6 pieces under
the able leadership of Directress 5. a.
Swerdfeger. This alone will be wen
worth the Is cents admission Home
n, do candy and poDcorn will be on sale
and refreshments will be served at ~
cents per plate. You cannot afford to
miss this entertainment Tuesday even
ing, March %, at X. of p. hall.
Harold B., son of J. Berton Pike, has
been i'll at Montpelier seminary with
humps, but is reported as convalesciins'
Herbert Emery was business visitor
in Montpelier Wednesday.
Elbridge Rosebrook was the guest OF
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A: Rose
brook k. several days recently, returning
to Groveton, n. H., Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
MOTHERS, DO THIS
When the Children Cough, Ruo
Mustcrole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
NAV develop into Group, or worse. Ana
then's when you're glad you have jar
of MUSTEROLE at hand to give
prompt. sure relief. Ii does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy
there's nothing like MUSTEROl.E ~.
Thousands Of mothers know IT, You
should keep jar in the house.
il IS the remedy for adults, too. Re-
Iieyes Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsil-
Ills Group. Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural
gia. Headache. Congestion, Pleurisy,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches
ofsBack or joints, Sprains, Sore MUS
cies. ChiIblains. Frosted Feet and Colds
81 the Chest (it often prevents Pneu-
monia).
AT your druggists, in sc and soc jars.
and a special large hospital size for 3. =. ~.
Be sure you get the genuine Nus
TEROLE. Refuse iuitations-get what
YOU ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
QUINCY ORDERED
TO BUILD HOSPITAL
For Treatment of tuberculosis Patients
State Law Making Such Require
ment-Quincy Considers
the Matter.

Quincy, Mass, March l8.-Mayor
Campbell has received a notice from the
state, that the city OF Quincy has failed
TO comply with the law which provides
that cities and towns of more than TO-
900 inhabitants shall establish tubercu-
loss dispensaries and that it would be
required to do so before July !. Failure
to comply with this order means prose
cution.
The mayor said that he understood
that there was an order before the coun-
ell calling for an appropriation for a
contagious hospital and that previously
he had called the attention OF the plan
ming board to the matter and that the
board was considering it, He further
said that he would probably call the at
tention Of the city council to the or
der.
The matter of contagious hospital IN
Quincy is not new one. 1t was during
the administration of Mayor Stone that
the board of health took up the matter
and went so far as to have plans pre-
pared. These at first did not meet with
the approval of the state board OF
health, but after making some minor
changes they were approved These
plans call for practically two hospitals
although connected. One of these is for
contagious diseases and the other for
tuberculosis cases.
The contagious part of the hospital
provides for practically eight rooms con
tanning twenty four beds. On one side
are four rooms for women and on the
other four for men. The rooms or wards
are arranged so that on each side are
two rooms containing eight beds, one
room containing three beds and one room
containing one bed.
For the tuberculosis part there are Is
beds for women and Is for men. These
arc arranged so that there are two rooms
OF seven beds each, one room for three
beds, and one room of one bed on each
side.
This size hospital il was figured out
would take care of Quincy for many
wears. The estimated cost to build the
hospital was $4,000 At that time the
state board of health was pressing the
CITY 10 do something and the matter
went to the city council. Owing 20 the
stress OF the financial conditions OF tho
city. however, nothing was done and II
has been held before the committee ever
since. When the council Of 1914 ad
iourned this was one OF the matters that
was referred 10 the city council Of thi'
wear. where il is now pending before that
Icammittee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
RANDOLPH

Mr.. F. O. Copeland entertained a par
" on st. Patrick's day evening. the AZ
fair taking the form Of a masquerade
marty. A large number were invited,
andafter the usual unmasking cards and
delicious refreshments were the order
OF the evening
Afrg.S. ID. Allen OF Barre cana on We'd
ncsdav. having been summoned by the
critical illness OF her mother. who h At
the home Of another sister, Mrs. W. i
Hobard AZ the Center Mrs. Way has
reached the age Of % years and i =
not expected that she can rally from
this Illness.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland went 70 Bos'
ton to-day for two weeks stay with
hcr daughter. Mrs Harold skinner.
News has been received here Of The
birth 81 daughter IL Mr. and Mr.
.CarIev Of Croydon. y H. the child be-
inQ granddaughter Of Mrs.. Charles
Palmer q this place.
Miss Alyce Buck. entertained th'
youug ladies sewing club on Tuesday
NIGHT. az her home on Pleasant
street INVENTIVE q the twenty
five members were present. Who, aitei
ths work and social part Of the evening
were treated 70 delicious refreshments
The decorations we're 81 green, antiapat
iuv 81 Patncks day
Nrs. j. II. Thompson arrived here from
Montpelier on "Wednesday ior Fis.i
with BET parents Mr. and Mrs. a ,
Faster. Mrs Field " Mortified accom
rsriaf Der here 70 visit her cousin, Mrs
Poster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
IRE THESE IOUR SYRPTOHSP

% rou end your breath had in tne
morning. . bad taste In ths mouth, .
c1ais.I tongue, q mean feeling - lie
heaI7
CONS patton. which desc symptoms
denote. j. dangerous fsseauss = n'satis
tiat p s8nuus nnatrrlnls which si1guld
hare kssen srraliad from tlie boz 80
beng rstafuea. u = q condition xilira,
Ii 30 r1rraris.d. lsa11Hae cilFurir
TIE remedy q - Ell r-sHlsse sc lfver -
80 - ~ Flnkiafa. tils gsfts lHFaii z
p . that d1rlst gre gr fl-F-e l'i1t szi'li
aae retn-s TnkHn raEulsFg So
tsrrs. siieT really - rr~-srs c-llsi l'zi ~.
Wrae tise ~ WlIliaH.s Aietacrs 80
Sfsrnartasr. q r.. So a fFee sa-nF.s ~
rssa frIaafs. iaaart t.u-tls q finklsss
trua rour eva arurEist-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18

first week or put in an automatic feed
or. so the chicks may feed themselves.
After about a week or eleven days a
small amount of beef or fish scraps
should be fed, but very sparingly at
first. and on the first sign of intestinal
disturbances cut out the animal 1oou
for day or two. These meat scraps
NAV be fed through a hopper after the
third week, so that the chicks may have
access to it all through the day, but
feed all the grains in litter. cut about
an inch long. Added to this, provide
green food, plenty Of pure water, fresh
air. and exercise, and the youngsters
will grow rapidly and develop into Wig
6rous chickens.
Icopyright, 1914. by E. R. Parhinson-AU
rights reserved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18

L. = ra-frfr village 6aun souih there
mns q rissiean natfa taf his fffkiess
!. funaaiiie frtfue aerr r. EtfrE
asatss one aaf SHEA IL answered -
'f'i.snf , .eurrnrs rntF assr. hnn q ~
rs runr nnt drfne thrt siiefnnah
80. i is-HF nrk um hsFf tluss
asa eftssvswr FsrarkH5 ta AntH
Hut utg d. sou 81
- snrfsutnftt unrsffamff Rl
- ~- fffss frrttrr arurtgs-n -
sa-s tt-asH Fl 500 - me-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
THE RIGHT KIND OF COW.
Is the Exceptional Cow, Which the Farm
er Can Raise, If He Tries.


Farmers are anxiously looking around
TO find why they do not make more mon
ev from their farms, says Hoard's Dairy
man. Many times you hear them say:
"Weu. I am going out of the dairy bus.
mess. IL doesn't pay to work hard all
summer to raise feed that is worth more
in the market than it will bring if fed to
cows" And they are right in saying this
If Won consider the kind of cows that
thew persist in feeding, milking and car
ing for.
II is really the wonder Of the age that
so many farmers cannot see this question
in its right light; that they charge the
difficulty to the cows rather than TO the
kind of cows. Do you know why they
do this? Well, it's because they know
and feel that they themselves are respon.
sible for the kind of cows they keep and
they can't bear TO face the truth. 80
thew souirm out of il, blaming the dairy
business in general rather than their own
remisgness in particular. The dairy bus
mess is all right. but human nature isn't
all right
An exchange well says that II Il only
the exceptional COW that it pays TO keep
and feed. That COW, il declares must
earn at least 500 a year TO give the
owner anything like fair return for his
labor and capital. Now that exceptional
COW the farmer can produce II he VIII.
If he has COW sense enough TO breed
rightly. and feed rightly, and manage
rightly. the COW will get there, or else
she viii get of the farm and cease to be
= loser. All il needs Is brains enough 20
see the truth and then sense enough "a
work Il out. There is no other road
Good cows come by no other route. They
meyer have and they never will. Men
NAV he saved from their sins but there
i no salvation for the man who prefers
10 associate with poor COVE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
WEST CORINTH

Most of the farmers IN THE locality
haze tapped their sugar places. but
and Il too cold f0r the sap 20 run.
The funeral 81 Mrs Chester Kerr
vas beld al the West Carnth Church
MONDAY 81 liam Re, Mr Peace on.
ciatiur
Iaue Kenneth Virgins Is improving
rapidly
e. q. Spar has rsturusl from q bust
ness trip
daughter was born March l6 - ~.
and wfa Earl Hastings
M-s Pearl Mseoun d 80 the siek
Ha-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18

r-H7~ h-r - 80 rfrsffsf's
...,-rz-ses- ta ~ - hl -
49,. rf...- sr.-s- Fr rH-
49, Is y. a. a H srtfes
- - -saE te D. 81 81
sase Deserves @
ftr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
REARING CHICKS.
The Orthodox Way.

Leave the chicks under the hen or IN
the incubator for thirty-six hours after
Matching, then remove the former with
their mother 10 clean weather-proof
coon with a board floor and slanted front.
These may be had for s., including a
wire-covercd run. The incubator chleAs
should be removed in warm basket 10
the brooder, previously heated TO ~ de-
grees, which is best done towards eve
ming. SO that they may be left comfort
ABLY for the night Run the brooder ac-
cording 10 directions, and for the hrst
few DAYS keep the chicks near the hover
until thev learn To run in and out as
their comfort dictates. After a few days
give them the run Of the nursery, II
there is one, OF if the brooder Is an IN
door machine let them run about the
floor space allotted to them. The tenn
perature OF a room where an indoor
brooder is kept should b. about ~ de-
grees II an outdoor brooder is used
set It in a sheltered spot and. after the
first week, get the chicks out onto the
ground every pleasant day, even 4 only
for ten minutes 70 start with.
Management Of the Hen Chicks.
The hen with her chicks should Be
confined in her coop. the floor OF which
should be covered with dry earth or
sand. for a few days, and then allowed
the freedom OF the yard Tor an hour or
two daily until the family has outgroNn
ia quarters, which will b. m three 81
four weeks. The coop and yard should
IS moved on 70 frcsh ground continual
iV. OF the contaminated soil may breed
disease. A. 10 food, the first meal may
CONSIST 81 a small quantity q bread
crumbs slightly dampened with mix or
mixed with hard boiled eegs. These eggs
are ground ~, shell and all and form
ane.eighth 81 the mixture. AZ the same
time. a little chick grit and sharp sand
4 supplied. feed this mixture on . clean
board. and see that oil have an equal
chance 6 eat The spcoBd day small
amount Of cracked grains. known e.
Chick feed. may b. added, alternating
/ uIth erg mixture. which may b. gradual
* eliminated and the ehickfccd used
entirely. Feed eve times q day ior the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
A CARD TO PHYSICIANS
ruE EEnERAL DRUG LAw-HARRIsON BIZ

which restricts the sale distribution snd pc :.
hsbt-forming drugs. became operative March =. ie
rla be uupise - attempt 20 eTade 90 d1sftsaia
In the absence q any Vermont MEDICAL l9AIt.e,
w as-f this method u accuaint physicians tnat foE
the rasf Fre wears this hospital has been otfglt
.aslv ~ the treatment 81 drlFa1cictl1n eIla acP-
h1lism - the Towns lar1tert vienna ADJ = -
- ~ r-.o-,arpfa with rihrsicisns having narcotic
cases requiring treatment For Tartlcla VIZ q
feIe-.r~re The Pa Hospital Jos SeHal avenue
Frrr1lfre Mass Charles u. Z. FISK eaiei :
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Dies nab 1as.

MuniSipairi6tsr gsa sebadi.
seitern WOrssn pdbrsno Der Gsridiss
iiBuns bss trleiihen Sobes bes Strrn
ausuii $. Bobe jr.. Der peri9ie&nts
lid tsmpordr ais ppli;eiri1ter fun.
sirt bat. Die Serrsn gOpdro Ulorrfs
i.b glitdeG Wilbp, 6onorb z. Rags
lamb. Qrtbur W. Spisssl anb gbparb
Steinborn plroen oils slliSiflB er.
nannt, I'm 5rausrbef4liiis 81 .nts
psrfsn.
Qie 5olpntion glrmp id)idt Don
n1diten Mottag an 8ofen Don Saits
81 $aus, Die oltes Bapier, ip,Uie alte
Sdaibe lno aleiocr abboIen ioIlen.
Ten Snusbciitern iperben bier5lt
Sddc nus SepeIleinen gelieiert, I'M
ole Soden BARN imterjubringeil, boil
oeren gertpertbIna ii& bic SaIDa.
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Naffeefrdnsdleu.

9tm Wittno6. IA. SuIi, Rafmits
tags 3 ubr, periammslt ii6 Der Sraus
enpsreln Der Gp. prot. ct. Sotans
mes @emsince auf Mt. Quburn
(puftOr Grnit @pb) sur rssslmdbissn
monatlidsn misunderstanding, an
nslde ii9 pie gep6bnlih Elm ssmiitbs
lites aafis,irdns6sn anf9Iiebsn ipiro.
s5olgenbe Ddmen iibetnsbmsn bic Qeis
turs beg -&affeetrdH3hens: SObunnn
Ginbsmann, &atbsrins Wombers, Gla=
ra Winnins, Wlina WtoOier, DorOtbeu
He6Is, &aibarina glolts. gliiubetb
Nasel unb Gli3abetb pfal5sraf.
Der 5rausnosrein Der proteitans
tiI8en psters s9smsinbs (SnnsSaupt,
gaftOr) bdlt isin, nd4lte @erfumms
lung Mittpo6, IA. Suii. au bieieibe
Tdlisbt ii9 bas auffeetrdn5den an, 5u
BEN sirs bersli6e Ginldbune an alle
Greunbs .rssbt. Die IOIgsnSen Dameu
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slusilno Der @rueers.

Ter j1brIid,e glitsfliia ser Giucili.
nnti IetoiI @rocers 9liiociaiioi, mel.
der am 27. mlb 20. eaili in Gbciter
Yarf abecbnlten iperOen piro, biirite
cine Der gI1nBenoiteu 9Iifoiren in Die.
fer Saiion iperoen. Der ungemein
rege llnterbaltines 'gusidlib bat ein
obtpetielitnosreihcs iutb irtereiinn.
tes Troaranlm fiir bas Set entIpcr.
ZEN. aaerIicbit oiirite Die Mnber. lIa.
rabc perben. an Der aleine i'm aliter
BON 4 bis 8 Sabren iih betbeiIigen
iuer6en itnb Der Entities WhIitdr.
aapeIle ooranmaridaren ipirb. @e.
ieIIifaitsipieIe, 9iennen unb Inter.
boItimgen aIler sIrt iino pOrgeieben
poroen.
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Scl6itmOroueriud,.

Die % Sabre uIie 5ran Diarp
@utitei6el, 1875 Gii Clifton apenue,
ia; acitern ibren Sebcn ein Cube 3n
mnfeu oeriildJt, inbem fie nad)
Sdlicbuna aller lbiiren unS ,scniter
ind iorliaincr 9eritopfiiug aller
9tiBel lrb SpaIten ole @asb1bne
Teit nuiSrebtc. Sbr gteiie Senrp
Soiimonn, Der tae @oo rod, brad
hie lbiir cin unO itIeppie Die Jante.
Die baritBtlos wnr, ms 6reie. Gin
4atrpImagen brod)te oie 9ebenSmiioc
rnd bem It16tiifen aronfenbaus,
moieIbit man tbrei 3uitnn6 OILS iehr
crnit erfannte. Iie 6rau ioQ ieit lor-
Ter 3eit Ieiben0 iein iuto ibr 3uitdro
ideint lie lebersilberoriiiiig gematt
III babcn. Sie bot id)on einmal per.
ilid,t, iib oas 2eben 81 nebmen.
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9ritte Semtide lsrOt. STRIDE.
(Yaitor S. Saefner.l

tpultut y. y a. 1T et.J
Raditen Samitas, IL. SuIi, finbet
bas Gemeinhes unb Sonntassl1ul-
picnic in 6absritumpfs parf auf
price 6ia ftatt. air6enratb. Srausns
oersin unS bic jungen 9sute esben iid
ale Wiibe, basIeibe 5u einem senliitbs
li6sn unb erfoIsreidsn gu ssitaIien,
unb laben bile, Grob unb alein, aIt
nnb Sung freunbli9ft Elm. Gs 1T 3ur
@eniiae bsiannt, bab man iid auf ben
geitlidteiten bieier @smeinbe INNER
beftens amiiiirsn fam. Die ainoer
Der SpuntdgsiduIe periammeln iiA
am Samitag Ra9miitdg I'M sfpei
llhr i'm S6ulloial, I'M eeneinid Il
aum SfeitpIob iih gu beeeben. WiaH
nebme bic Wariotp Qpsnue Gar unb
iabre bis ans Gnbe Der Ginie.
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Qofal Seridt.
Sturbbeutibe ZHiiten.
9aditen Sunnaas lit SdJiitenfeit nno
Saiierfr6nuHg.

Gitel 5reube mo frobe 6eiritirl'
muna berrIdt iebt i'm ROrboeutI6en
Sd]iiBenreihe oh zines blltOrild,ell
Grcigniiies, oas ii6 an 80. Wai gil.
actrnaeu, oil peld,en Gage SONIC
,Srie0rid |. BON g3ietb balIen
hlrd) iidere S5ano mo 5ielbeipuBte
Si1igpl oos NoroNeutide aouigreid 81.
einenl iicl3en &niierreid]e erboben Bat.
Sir bicien trefiIid)en DteiiteritutiI lit
linn iein SoIf aus gan5em Sericn in
eraeben, boB es ieinen Serri6er ieBt
dls aaiicr 6riebrid |. bat protlaul;s
ren laiicn, lrelde irobe ainoe Gud)
oil Glle benof)barten SdJilBenreite
eeididt purbe. gtls iibt5arss Sci
dcn ieiuer SuIo hat ieine Majeitit
aniitr SrlcSrid) nle HorbOeiltidle
Sd,iiber, ionic aud Die SdJiieen Der
beirclnbeten !feide, iommt beren
,SouiIicn unb 6rcumoeu. SIR aaiier.
tr0nuna einaelaben, poielbit plbreno
zines 9roBartieen 9oltsfeites bic Set
edits nit Smbib uub 2lbung reid
li6lt oeriorst peroer.
Ger taiierIihe lPiniiterratb, bette
benb aug ben foIoenoen WlitgIiebern
bes gergniisung&rdtbs, ben Ireibsrrsn
gluq. S6roer, 6einrib SEEMING, s. so
rertanp unb Soi. grirtmoun. uld
gerutbuna nit Seiusr auiierIiher
!0obsit bat, um es alien llntsrtbanen
m0glid gu MAIDEN nit 9irb uno Re
ael an bieiem Jrsubcnsieite tb.iI5us
nebmen, Sonntaa, ben 18. SSuIi be.
iiimmi, bon ! Bis II llbr gla6mit-
tags; Der lpunbsrbiibi6s Clifton
9urtsn. Nepport, &p,. (srrsitbar nit
Der Wonmputb Str. Gar luurbe aIs
;SsItpar! srtoren. 9rdf 2llguit BON
Der Sung, Director Der soiisrIi6eu
UlilitdrtapsIe, tpirb psriouItd bic
Flotte son5muiit btrigiren.
I'm Der Teisr bic notbias Weibe gu
perlsibeu bat feline Majeitdt aaiTer
frisbri6 ben issigsn 9eianbtsn na6
Sanabriit, General SoI,pt BON gsrs
ntnabauien eingeloben bic 5eitrebe su
bnItsn. Dieter aqasmsin beIiebte
beu.idsdmsritaniihe 8oItsreoner ,pirb
in eiubrudspo1en Worten bic 'feite6ite
betpilfommnen unb lie beaIiittpiins
iten su ihrsr Qnesh6riateit unb
Treunbi6aft gum Rcrbosutifsn aais
ierreife.
2lud ipurbsr burh bsfonters ges
ianoten an ale benahbarten S9is
bsnrsi6e ginIabunser CUR ar0nungss
feisr ii6srmitteIt unb idmm.Iihe
6errlhsr fummt bersn 6ofi,aatsn ba.
ben ihre hohe 9tnDeienheit bersits
uffisisq suasInat.
aaiTsr frisorid uuo Genatlin,
TSiiritir Transist1 por Snumoters
bura, beren Qoil,tarten unb @biutans
tinnsn Tirit 6sinrid pouS6uma1ers
burg unb 9emabIin Siiritin bon
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