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Evening journal., 1915-08-06

rosive sublimate, will insure good re-
suits. The use of Seconds" selected
from fields grown from slips Of Sc
lected prime stock is satisfactory,
providing they are free from disease.
8. Growing sweet potatoes in the
same land year after year usually
results in disease sooner or later.
f. Sweet potatoes must be handled
with care at all times.
s. Delaware loses annually from
field and storage troubles fully $780,
600
Black rot is carried with the seed
TO the seed bed, and from there to the
land.
Z. Stem wilt or yellows is a dis
ease of recent introduction in Della
ware. The trouble is carried inside
the seed. and may persist a long time
in the land.
8. Soil rot is a very severe disease
when it is once introduced in the
land. It's presence in Delaware is as
yet limited TO one section.
9. Soil stain is a superficial disease,
affecting only the market value of the
roots and not the edible quality.
10. Foot rot is as yet unknown in
Delaware. It's introduction should be
guarded against
IL. White rust is a disease which
often causes the premature dying Of
the foliage.
12. Septoria leaf spot or "shot
hole is a new foliage disease, and
though prevalent in Delaware. is Of
little economic importance
13. Soft rot and ring rot are both
serious storage troubles induced
mostly by poor ventilation. Ring rot
Evening journal., 1915-08-06

is form Of soft rot
Ia. Trichoderma rot is often found
associated with ring rot. 1t is
minor storage trouble
Is. Charcoal rot is a storage trou-
BILE often mistaken for black rot. The
trouble frequently follows soft rot.
16 Two species of myxomycetes
Physarium plumbeum FIR. and Fuligo
violacea Pers. are often found grow
ing over sprouts in the seed bed.
They are not specific diseases.
II. Corrosive sublimate gives bet
ter results for seed treatment than
formaldehyde in controlling the dis
eases of sweet potatoes which are
carried with the seed Use / ounce
in gallons of water and treat for
10 TO Is minutes.
Is. Black rotted seed are bene-
fited by sulphur in the seed bed.
49, Only a little sulphur should be
used in the seed bed as large quanti-
ties interfere with the sprouting of
the seed and growing of the sprouts
20. A formaldehyde solution made
of 1 pint to 20 gallons of water and
used at the rate of one gallon per
square foot will thoroughly disinfect
the seed bed soil.
p. In storage, sweet potatoes un-
dergo more than one critical period
p. Thermometers and hygrome-
ters are instruments which help in
determining the critical periods in
storage.
23 Artificial ventilation and dry
ing offer promising means in solving
the storage problem of sweet pota-
toes.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
I'm Milady's Boudoir''
Atainabls Beauty For Most WOuen Bv GWEN SEARS
at No Expense - ~ ~
Copyright 1918. By Il Y. Taft.
The Couture and Face

Women today who do not have the luxurious growth Of hair that
a
vacancy
arrangement
that attribute little lines
to
in It Is only al ideal bleach
seed
add
scent desired When cold bottle and keep tightly
fresh application made allow it dry
after
poured This applied the
arms W
Evening journal., 1915-08-06

Mems Silk and Linen Shirts, all patterns. Regular
$500 Sale price ............ .... 81 so
Mems soft turnback cuffs; all and beautiful patterns
Regular 81 so Sale price SLIGO
Mem white elastic ribbed Union Suits short sleeves and
ankle length and athletic style Regular Sale price 81 2c
Mems white elastic ribbed Union Suits short sleeves and
ankle length and athletic style Regular Sl0O Csc; for S125
Inc p1'VO SUITS AT 25
Mems Jean Knee Drawers Regular Sale price S71kc
Mems Babrggan Roxford make in short ankle length
Athletic style. Regular Soc Sale price ....... 39c
Mems Onyx Hosiery in black coors Regular 25c Sale
price pairs for ............... S1 00
en Boston ana Brighton Pad Carriers in all colors Regu-
~ 1oc oaie price ......... ....................17 17c
Mems washable fournhand Neckwear in white and coIors
Regular Soc Sale price, 35c; for ......... ST 90
Mems knitted fournhand Neckwear in regular SOC quality
Special at 15c; or 2 for ~ 4 OK.
MEMS and BOYS Bathing Suits 35c Soc 75c S1OO so and
$500 cotton and wool Prices we're Soc 75c 90 ST 90 60 On
and $500 - 0' ' V-'
Evening journal., 1915-08-06

Mems Porosknit Underwear shirts and drawers Regular
SOC each .31l7c
Poroskn Union Suits SlO0 Sale price. .75c
Mems Sea Island Underwear Roxfod make short sleeves,
ankle length drawers and athletic style Regular Soc Sale
price ooc; Tor SlOO
Mems Balbrggan Underwear short sleeve shirts ankle
length drawers Regular s7zc special at 29c
Mems athletic style Union Suits Rocking Chair and Yale
make in nansook and soette Regular S00 Sale price 65c
for .............. ..................S S125
Mems Striped Madras, in assorted coors and wide
stripes aundeed cuffs Regular 80 Sale price. ... $O0
Mems Emery and Tu-edo make Negigee soft urnback cuffs
Regular S1O0. Sale price 69c; for. $25
Mems Emery and Tuxedo make Madras; laundered cuffs.
NcBulaI olOO oale price l1c
Mems White Roxford make Underwear in
ankle length and athletic style Regularly Soc Sale price
Mem Silk Shirts; eautfu styles Regular $3.50 and
S40O Sale price ...... Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Mems Belts in black and tan at 9c 35c SOC and 75c
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Domestics Attractively
Priced

Just for the day we offer 25 pieces of
Pongee Shifting, 80 inches wide; z5c
value, at ..................'.'. lie
26c pieces of fancy crepe; 80 inches
vide; zoe value, for tomorrow. Ice
All our BIC Crepe, for tomorrow
oilyi al -......'........... loc
IS pieces of beautiful Ivanhoe Cling
ham; 80 inches wide. Saturday. lie
p old fashioned Bed Spreads at $1.75
72 dozen Turkish Towels at. &c each
20 pieces of loc Ginghams at. 49,. SC
81 pieces Vim. Anderson's best Cling
mans at ................... .22c
80 colored Bed Spreads; Sizs
value; tomorrow ............ .S5c
6l dozen slx9O Unbleached Sheets
at ............. ...-.--..-. 5Oc each
306 to 314 Market ST.
0es Wilmington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
TAX COLLECTOR
"A YEARS OLD
Expected to Resign on Account
of FeebIeneSS = Gained
Strength and TWenty-four
Pounds by Taking vinOI.

Corinth, Miss: - 81 am a city tax
collector and seventy-four years of age.
was in a weak, rundown condition so
that I became exhausted by every little
exertion. My druggist told me about
Vinol, and decided to take it. In
week / noticed considerable improve
ment; I continued its use and now l
have gained twenty pounds in weight,
and feel much stronger. consider
Vinol fine tonic to create strength for
old people. "-J. A. PRICE, Corinth,
Miss.
AS one grows old their organs act
more slowly and less effectually than in
youth, circulation is poor, the blood
gets thin, the appetite poor and diges-
ton weak. Vinol, our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, is the ideal strengthener
and body builder for old folks because
it creates a good healthy appetite,
digestion, enriches the
blood, improves circulation and in this
natural manner builds up, strengthens
and invigorates feeble, rundown, nerv-
Gus and aged people, and if it does not do
all we say, we will pay back your
money.
H. W. D. Moore, Druggist, Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
COON DEN
Near Farmington)

With balmy wings and spring-like wea
ther prevailing during the greater par
of the past ten days. the farmers are
getting re dy for spring work Its amaz
ing how rapidly the water has disap-
peared by soaking into the ground and
by evaporation. and in some sections the
roads are positively passable for hauling
over them.
Getting firewood ready for the coming
summer, and chopping trees from which
to have sawed the frewood for the en-
suing year, is almost a general thing
with all the farmers of this section. This
saves chipping wood in the hot season,
and insures the women folks of a supply
of seasoned wood with which to do the
COO ing in the hot months.
Misses Edna and Rachel Draper are
visiting Miss Hilda Morris, at FELTON,,
Del.
Arthur Lynch and wife had as Sunday
guests, Herman Griffith and wife; Charles
Tucker and wife had Harry Donovan and
wife from Bridgeville; DR., and Mrs. Sui
livan had Charles Wilkerson and wife
from Lincoln; w. 7. Draper and wife
had Benjamin Draper and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Legates had Homer
Lynch and family, and William Chism
and wife had Carroll B. Chism and wife.
Elsie Sullivan passed Monday with her
niece, Mrs. Marguerite Galloway, and
Mrs. Lavinia Parker passed Thursday
with Mrs, Frthur Lynch, and on Friday
Miss Elsie Sullivan was a guest Of Green
wood friends.
After an illness of several weeks,L F.
is convalescent.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
LINCOLN CITY.

Mr.. W B. Macklin spent the past week
in Philadelphia, and while there heard
Billy" Sunday
Mrs Rena Walls, of Wilmington, who
has been spending some time with Mrs.
R. H. Derrickson, has returned home.
Mrs Wilson, of Sand Hill, has been
visiting Mrs. William Burris.
Miss Laura Calhoon spent the week
end at her home.
Miss Sallie Cain is on the sick-list.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the Church
hall Saturday evening, February goth
A full attendance is desired, as final ar
rangements viii be made Tor the Tea.
Mr.. Otis Reed, of Glendale, filed the
pulpit for Rev. J. H. Gardner on Thurs
day evening.
Mr. Elwood Mills, wife and children,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate Beardsley
Mr. r. H. Whitehead has returned
home after prolonged visit to Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Willard Deputy was in town the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. VIM Chipman delighted his many
friends by sending them post cards from
Florida, showing places he is visiting.
Mrs. Maud Derrickson and Mr., lanes
Abbott, of Milford, were entertained by
Mr.. Alfred B. Donovan on Sunday.
Revival services closed on Sunday after
a duration of four weeks.
Miss MAY Kohlenberg spent part of the
week with her sister, Mrs Charles Glen
daniel of Milton.
Mrs. Clarence Plummer & Son are
spending the week with her parents.
Miss Mabel Morgan and Josephine Glen
10, ri "
berg and family on Saturday.
Don't fail to attend the Washington
Tea at tho Church Hall, Monday even
ing, February I'D If that night should
be stormy, it will be held the following
evening. Cake, cream. sandwiches, tea
and coffee for sale Come help a good
cause.
A surprise party was rendered George
w. Warren on Tuesday evening, Febru- |
airy 10, the occasion being his birthday |
Among the guests were Mr.. ] N. Le- |
Compt end wife, H. E. Clendaniel and |
wife, Charles Swain and wife, George H. !
Derrickson and wife, H. T. Warren.
wife and daughter. Lottie. The evening
was spent in games and music At a
late hour the guests were invited into
The dining room where refreshments were
81 NSu Noi9iStAiiS VI SulCkSH Sdldu, Deid-
ware biscuits, coffee, cake and ice cream.
Mrs. Thomas Riggin. formerly Miss
Lulu Webb, died at the Philadelphia
Hospital on Saturday. Her remains were
brought to Laurel on Tuesday for inter
nent.
The fourth quarterly conference of
lincoln Circuit will be held at Lincoln (
hurch Saturday afternoon at 2 80 o o'clock.
Dr.. Stephenson will preach at Lincoln
>itv next Sunday morning at 1880 and
t Slaughter Neck at 2 80 p. III.
Revival effort closed at Lincoln last
sunday evening. The pastor, J H Gard
er is invited to hold a revival meeting
t Prime Hook school house as early as
onvenient
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
YOUR FRECKLES
Need Attention in February and
March or Face May Stay
Covered.

Now is the time to take special care of
the complexion ifyou wish it to look well
the rest of the year. The February and
March winds have a strong tendency to
bring out freckles that may stay all Sum-
mer unless removed. Now is the time to
use othine-double strength.
This prescription for the removal of
freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful that
it is sold by druggist under guarantee to
refund the money if it fails. Get an ounce
of othine-double strength, and even a
few applications should show wonderful
some of the smaller freckles
even vanishing entirely.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
KITCHENS CROSS ROADS

H. G. Messick butchered an eight
month sold porker last week whi-h
weighed 224 pounds This is very
good weight for hog of that age.
Captain William Dutton is on the sick
list; but we hope for his speedy recovery.
Miss Anna WorKman is suffering with
heart trouble at the home of her nephew,
Robert Workman.
Mrs. Lewis Derrickson, of Denton, Md,
and Mrs. Eliza Calhoun, of Lincoln, are
spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.
H. G. Messick.
Mr.. Dunkle is on the aick list.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
TOO MANY CHILDREN
are under-size, under-lIsiqhf

are undeT-size, under-l5eight
with pinched faces and poor blood; they
do not complain but appetite lags, they
have no ambition and do not progress.
Such children need the rich medicinal
nourishment in Scott's Emulsion above
everything else; its pure cod liver oil con-
tains natures own blood forming, flesh
building fats which quickly show in rosy
cheeks. better appetite, firm flesh and
sturdy frames.
If your children are languid, tired
when rising, catch cold easily or find
their studies difficult, give them Scott's
Emulsion; it supplies the very food ele-
ments that their systems lack.
Seott's Emulsion contains no alcohol
and is SO good for growing children lisa
pity to keep it from them.
i4-E Scott &Bowne bloomfield. NJ.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19

Are your horses hoofs sound and
healthy? If they are affected in any
way don't you know your horse cannot
hoofs should be examined regularly and
For so years DR.. Humphreys Gilt Edge
used when other preparations have failed
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19

A running sore saps the life and spirit
of the soundest horse. A bruise or cut
neglected soon becomes serious men
ace. The right treatment will cure
promptly and can be applied with the
horse still in service. Use DR.. Humph-
rey's Healing Powder for all cuts, bruises
and sores.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19

A liniment that does not penetrate
deeply and quickly without too much
will not produce the results in
tended. Humphreys Good Samaritan
Liniment has been in constant use for
so years-it relieves aching joints and
museles-unexcelled for rheum atism.
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Getr.iSesablans i'm Ssrfe.
Don Rolf Guftaf Sa.bIsr.

60: MN nod sinmdl bas atneaI,
einen i6Dnsn. bidsn, ndFsn, f6parssn
Strid borunter, Summa Summas
rum - mir finb fertisl
Sd leg. meinen JsbsrboIter frob
in bic SHals. Stiible iperbsn esriidt,
mir f6ausn einunber al. seben uns
bic SGnbs unb Elm ieb.r IN beslldt:
brei i9one. CUTE Gage hoben mir gee
fhdfft; ober nun TIT Getreibe iinb
Webl BON sdnSsn 9prf in Rsib nnb
Glisb, fduberIib ittbt e 30 auf bsm
papier - Grunb senua pergniigi gu
fsin.
aommt ba sinss ff5ntn Sages Der
glrgermeiiter gu mir, tlopft, ifb 5ffne.
unb obne piei lImitGnbs, fdnst sr
gleid an: .Hi9t ipabr. Gie fDerrs
tpife. . Gstreibs uu6 9 Metl muB
qesdblt iperre. unb ba mS9t ib sic
bite
,Selbffpsrftdnblif, jsIbftperitdnhs
Ii9ls unb antsrsp Cages sfne st los.
DIE Riasss tastsr i4a3sd tslssss
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Mabor's Yrutlamation
gerbieteHo ben gerfaui pun bsraa.
idDenben @efrGnieu ON @abItage.

Die Gsfste bes gioafes Chic i4reibsn tor,
bab tpotinmet Gpirifuoien fpetu. obfr nlnItbaIs
fige GsirdHie am g2atifeqs peTf0nft cher eet.
i6erft cher nenn es Der Eeiteer staes piates
IL. mo fogSe eiarSre gRtvsbnli9 psrtnnti nnb
petrunfen rperoen unb 0ertbli, foI6eu piat an
irgenoetHem &abIiaas eel4Iciien en b1lisu, fon
IN eire eirn's bon mot nIe6r ais etHtnnteri
Dollars (si0o) unb 9efdhanitftrnfe Bon Trt9i
nebr aIs setH io) GaeeH otrfanen, unb
On Snbeita8i bGb bdneff Deffts Cd efm
BLreerutfiiieT sur 8fii6i unndeny rcr Der Babl
eins Broiiamdtiou an bdf Bublifnm su erla'ier,
In rpelGsr bet 3rbaIi ber Gefets btfrtfe bes
e,efdihs cher aerf4eu,sns bon hsrrrf1snbsu
Gsirartsn on BobIiassH beienni semaft rirs.
uno
Gcs TN wsaIs q. z. 1915, fol4 eth @atifcs
III, nun
qesbaIb ma6s 10 SrSoerif 9. episesl. ear.
permeifier Der Stnbi Cincinnati iIinertdIb be-
fcqier ginoits Cbin irdft Der mir brr6 be-
fdeft -Befett ocriiebeuen- 7eiitrrtfdt tne In
iiebereiritimuua nit ben Grforberniiitu ber'
ftlben has RubIiium aif bic Re'timmnnesn
befdgfcr Gefste. fpie chen nneeatben, on'unerf.
fam, Spenoh Que gsreebsu esafn bseffltsn or
BEN besst6nettu Taas htu ufbertrsfsz f6nens
eeaebss aHtsr M,inrr sans uns t,ui ger.
5. 1ee iu p7ars q. D. 1915.
Grsbtrt6 .. Settatk
BseTaubiat See. O. Granforb. eeiretar.
fSteoel.) o,s
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men, bic aebrer mubttn aud mit6sls
fen, bic Gemsinb.rGtbe ipnlietsn ibres
amtes, 70 ging es benu nit rereinten
arGftsn an bic arbeit. Bon Suus 81
6dus. Don GpsiSsr 81 Spei4er. Bon
aii&s gu aii5e. tfsteran ltsfeu mir
berum nit uni.reu 3ettsln unb nptir,
ten, mas aufaui9reiben mar. mir tas
men aum rsideu Bauer uHb iamsn
gum armen 5asI5bnsr. Wnn8er bate
Disl. m6nasr psnig. unb einigs aud
batien gar ni5ts. Gbtr 10 iDenis. b1b
ss ni6t b.s auff6reibens irsrtb mar.
sSn b.m eineH 5nus fam Der Bauer
unb CAB fein .3abIen an I'm onbern
6dus mar nur bic 5rau bd. ibr Munu
iidnb auf bem ShlahtftIbe. llnb mir
iauen In bi. SGufsr iuuger Wititren
=. Shre Ul6nner bntten al hds
aorn, bas in T4freren Gdden berums
ftanb. nod miterntsn t5rnen, baitsn In
fritbliden Hriihiahrstagen ben pflug
asfiibrt, IN tpeiiem B0sen bic R5rner
anif6en bic bompfsrbsu SdDlleu &c.
lporf.n. limb re fiibrttn bic Senfe,
unb rtif unb f@tper fieteH bie aebr.n
ihnabenpsis Dor bem Ehnitter Der.
linb oben i'm friebliden Blnu iungeu
fis asrden unb soeen oie bellen WoIs
fen. limb MN idbrstbt cine obgtarb.is
ieie 'Srausubanb siiternb htHter ben
Homsn ihrts Wsnnnss bds WttiDen'
seihsu.
go sinq ss BON 6ous 81 Saus,
srif6sn nisIsm Grnit unb iptnig "a.
On tir5ar&; a3ss sesbd a. sA
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Gine oeutf9e Wutfer. -
S&Dn ipisbsboli bobsn mir hds ftilIe
Selbentbum pr,ifsn iSnnsn, bas unfsrs
Jrausn in bisIsn ernitm 3sittn beiun.
ben unb bst5Gtigsn. Gtn,n n-asn BE-
weis bist.t Der na@folgsnbs grisf Der
Wsutisr bss gritsn MrtilItrissD Dffi5irs
Don unf.rsm In 10 bslbsnmui5;gnn
aampf untergssaHgsnsu .9liiHer-.
Die Garsibsrin. bic in ben lss.,u
Jabrtn Don pitlfa6em Mibsslhid
beimgeIu6i purbs. bat In Dem Diff
sisr i6ren sin5ieen Sobn perlortn.
.Sp germ. m54is msin tieFtraurigts
Mutttrbsr5 bcffsnl1 btibt .s in BEN
Brief. .Gs mare ia siu Slid. ni4t 5u
beidreibsn. foIts unIirs 6trS.nsfrsube
unisr ben Gsretitttn fsin... SolIte
nbsr unftr brnbtr. tupfsrtr 9eiua ni&t
mebr ipisberiommen, bdnn mug unfsr
Srpfi Der Isin. CT unb mir puben fiir
bas @otsrlanbs Gbrs bus Bette, bus
mir bnitsn. anb ebrtnDou mar bdun
fsin Gnbs; bonn mad ben Bsrihten
bat ia Der .gIii@sr' Bis gum lintsr'
gang esrabssu heIbenhdft gadmpft.
BOD pdbrsnb hes Ginltns BEN Deinb
gu b.limpfsn, basu ssb6rt 9cbssmuib.
unb bds IN uns Elm. folss genuss
tbuuns. wisin Sunpe BAT fem Mort
qsbnlitn bis sum leBtsn Mtbsrnsuge.
Or fhrisb mir: e sibt siHsu tartsH
aampf, absr mir psrsauFsn uns 70
tbsusr unb bod, als es ebsn rntnf4eHs
mSgIi4 III. Dds bdt q seitsn. uno
i'd babe msin 9eifes auf ben Mltdt bes
0uirlanDss asIesi. Wl5fte bas
I9prs Sdr.s csfss ni4s rssosssas
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Suberfidbi unb freubigsm Sofftn. llnS
bic Butter bsganneu ii1 NIT SuhIen
al bebeden, msbr unb msbr; al bic
|srpben Sade nnb bic bolleu Ritter
unS 2aben purssn su btb,nb.n film
ZEN 3dblen, bic fioI5 biHtersinanoer
bermari9irten, aDlpHne ouf aoIDn'
ne. unb als e bunn absuo ipurbe,
ba fam EN- isbsr uisber 5uriid auf's
RotbaauB unb tin ieotr battle rsi@IiH
miiasbra1t.
limb anberH Gags begnnn bic itilIs
grbeit. gs golf, bic aiIisn 5u ma
den. Da faBsn mir om Iangsn 9if9
unb al bic 3eiisI lapen ib5n se'
i&idtet Dor uns. Die 0ebern malien
Ianpe R.i6en Nomsn IN bic 6palten
unb bdbinter itanben bann bic 3ab'
len, arpbe unb tisine. llnb iuenn ein
3Gttbesirt fsrtig mar, bann fammeI,
ten fi6 al bic stnselnen poften 5i
elmer eroben mdhiisen 3abl: pttIs
6unbert 3entusr Iagsn bn auf BEN
sii4, Weisen. Rogaen. 5ofer, 0erits.
GpeIs, uIIerbanb wlebi. Qlles bas lag
i&iptr uuf unb aefpihlis Dor uns.
mir sdblten unb priifisn unb Dergli'
den, bamit rns ia feiH 3eniner ent'
I&liipfte, unb mbIid, enbli@ hatteh
lpir bic lebts Gumme Der ptelen Gums
men sufammsnss5dhlt. Die arbeit
unb Der Gesen zines Sabrss lag Dor
uus unb bier I'm Hltinen. bic 3urer'
iiGt bss beutfnsn @ollss unb feline
Oetpibbeii, ausbarreu 5u s0nnen: al
bas fdnberIi@ sufummsnseitsnt In Elm
poar 3ablen. Tenn ss ipnr niAt me-
MIA. sB mar ipeit mshr. nls bic asut.
i'm Dorf fefbfi brauhen; unler Dorf
IN niGt grpb. i'm yrisbsu risll.i4i
ad,tsebnbunb1t Wenifxu, unb jebt
iinb ss ia pisl peniser. limb nnIsr
8obtH IN aud niGt g,rabe bns
frud,tbdrite i'm aanb. mir bdben elm
arps Giiid naHtn 8pbsn. mo I'M
nribiohr, fptnn broben cuf ben Ber'
psn ner g&nse fflniii5t uHb Der Rhsin
pief Wuifer h.rnbbringt. bus 0runps
paITer ffeiet unb bic iynss Jru4t
erfanfi; nsin. mir iinb bur&dus seiHs
beTonbers atisgnsie GeasHb. iptnn man
an BE fdSntn ,psiisn GsIbsr I'M 8ii'
oelInnb bsnit unb an rem f9Dersn,
iotteu Boben bss 6interlnnbs. limb
bod, iinD ss fdun Sci ms srobs 3dbs
len. bic Dd aufmaritiern om Gnbs
unIsrer aiitsn. llnb penn man nun
elm auns ilsin ipsnig unb nur gang
obsrflSdlih re1ns! uno iiteriAldgt,
ME tptrb % ba tinem nuf sinmal gee
troit AZ Mnibs unb ipis ttinst es ba:
q;eb @uterlnnb. mnsit frbis fen!
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