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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-04

hem the worship of the gods, giving fs own body to feed his people, and lying that they might live. After the lays of mourning came the ceremony the finding of the body of Osiris md the resurrection of the god, the Bgnal for the beginning of the spring Festival of joy throughout the ancient hnd of the Nile. The resurrection of Osiris as symbolized in the sprouting Train was for the. Egyptians an augury If mans immortality.
 # It is from the rich mythology of bur Teutonic ancestors that we derive he very name of Easter itself, for the bring festival of Eostre, the goddess # spring, was a period of rejoicing hat made the dark forests of northern Europe ring with gladness. With the Conversion of the Germanic races to Christianity much of the old ritual of he Eostre worship was retained in he Easter ceremonies and customs of be peasants, where it is found today.
 The Eastern customs of today had heir beginnings so far back in the History of the world that it is impos. 6ble to- trace their origins. The egg nd the rabbit arc two spring symbols reviving nature that are universal Ind appear to be as popular today as thousands of years ago in ancient In ia One of the legends is that the god Buddha finding the people starving, transformed himself into a hare that he people might be fed. All of the gg legends, of which there are hun red variants, express the idea of re- eneration that comes with the begin. ting of spring.
 Our own Indians had many spring ustoms and rituals similar in many espects to those of the ancients of ksia Minor and Egypt The old Peru ians apd the Aztecs had elaborate bring festivals preceded by fasting, enitence and sacrifice followed by a ay or days of joy, and it Is significant hat in many parts of Europe today Eastar is known as the Day of Joy. /" D the less civilized parts of Russia, h the Balkans and Asia Minor, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-04

The stamp of quality is as obvious on Ke1y-Sprng- field Tires as it is on any other handmade article of genuine worth. Ii is as inn1itable as u1r1stak~ able as the impress c5 good breeding or woman. But
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-04

D Silly the old agan rites still 1rvive. The heart.
 humanity for Duntless ages has n r o b b e d and hrilled to the in- piration of / East . Now, as in the
 st, it voices the ghest aspirations
 mankind. Now,
 N Ane cumming Rst, men lift their .m:n1s:; ! {: Of j joy, l, to, to eaven in greeting
 the surpassing of the re- firth of the earth nd "in praise of he if e. yin g sen God. '.a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-04
Kelly gfiield

Tires are not made carefully merely to give them
 air of distinction; it is mileage that is built into them so slowly and panstalngly hy hand. And judged by the acid test of road mileage, Kelly Springfield Tires are as good as they look. They are built up to standard not down to prce-list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-04
Mctorcycle as Cnafr Cutter.

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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
GraveihiIl

This, as well as surrounding COM
munities was sadly shocked last week
when the news was flashed over the
wires that Grady McCormack's spirit
had gone to God who gave it. He
was confined to his room only a few
days. So sad to give up such noble
boy, who was just turning into man.
hood, and whose life promised to be
one of usefulness to his felIowman.
Notwithstanding the inclement wealth
er, a larger crowd is seldom seen at a
burrying which showed the high es-
TEEN that he was held in. He was a
faithful member Of the Missionary
Baptist church, and true and noble
Woodman, having joined the order
less than 6 months ago. Our hearts
60 out in sympathy for the bereaved
family. Would say to them, weep
not, as for those that have no hope.
Health of the community generally
good, except colds.
]. 3. Huggins has been confined
to his room for ten days with rheum-
atism in his back. Some better at
this writing.
Edgar Farris has moved to Gravel.
hill and has purchased an interest in
the brick store.
Winter continues and most woodpiles
running low. Many of US vow (WhiIe
the snow is on the ground to have
plenty of seasoned wood to burn next
winter, but the hot months Of The
summer cause US to forget. J.B.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
Keep Il Handy foy Rheumatism

No use to squirm and vince and try
to wear out rheumatism. 1t will wear
you out instead. Apply some Sloan's
Liniment. Need not rub it in-just
let it penetrate all through the affect
ed parts, relieve the soreness and
draw the pain. You get ease at once
and feel so much better you want to
go right out and tell other sufferers
about Sloan's. Get a bottle of Sloan's
Liniment of any druggist and have it
in the house against colds, sore and
swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica and
like ailments. Kour money back if
not satisfied, but it does give almost
instant relief. Buy a bottle to-day.
adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
Burglars Caught

Aubry Ray and Wilford Pharr, COL,
were arrested Saturday as the parties
burglarizing the store of Hendrix &
Sons few nights ago. They stocked
up on pocket knives largely and soon
were offering them for sale and ex-
change. Such facts soon resulted in
their arrest. Monday they were
brought from Gray's hostelry before
Esq. Goodrum and acknowledged the
truth and we're remanded to Jail.
These are a couple of hard kids about
about Is years old, and will be full
grown before they have a chance to
break any more stores. 1t is said this
is probably not their first offense.
They did a bungling job. One is the
son Of Will Pharr, now living in Jack
son, and the other is the son of Het-
tie Shortie of Selmer.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29

should qualify himself'to get results.
The same qualities that will bring
promotion when working for others
will bring success when working for
himself. The executive ability that
he is willing to pay for, will have a
high grade value when devoted to
his own interests. If he is equipped
to render others efficient service, he
is in position to give h.mself the
benefit of the same kind Of service.
and to profit by the results which it
achieves.
If this is worth anything, you are
welcome. If it isn't, | hope that it
has no bad Influences. Take it for
what it is worth.
Yours sincerely,
GROVER A. MAXEDoN.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
A Test for Liver Complaint
Mentally Unhappy Physically Duh

The liver, sluggish ana inactive,
first shows itself in mental state
unhappy and critical Never is there
joy in living, as when the stomach
and liver are doing their work. Keep
your liver active and healthy by using
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; they emp
ty the bowels freely, tone up your
stomach, cure your constipation and
purify the blood. 25c at druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve excellent for
Piles. adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
Criminal Cases Disposed Of al
Last Weeks Circuit Court

State VS.. Fred Fowler, c. p. Sub
mits, fine $50 and costs.
Same VS.. same, c.p. Stricken from
docket by attorney general.
State VS.. Bill Lilly, p. d. Submits,
fine 500 and 80 days in Jail.
State VS.. Sam Hurst, p. d. Jury
trial and mistrial entered.
State vs.. Marshall Whitaker, tip
pling Trial by jury and verdict of
guilty. $50 fine and 6 months in Jail.
1 State VS.. J. A. Boatman, practicing
without license. Dismissed on pay.
ment of costs at recommendation Of
attorney general.
State VS.. DR.. J. J. Alternately. prac-
ticing without license, Had correct
license and verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. E. F. Cross, p. profanity
Submits, fine S. and costs.
State VS.. Monroe Cupples, honse
breaking and larceny. Submits tc
petit larceny and sentenced to IL
months and 20 days in workhouse.
State vs.. Thurman Tanner, c. p
Submits, fine $50 and costs.
State VS.. Marshall Whitaker. tip,
ping. Submits, 6 months in Jail tC
begin when other sentence expires.
Other cases were continued fol
sufficient reasons.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29

are swifter than a courier, they fly
away. They are as the swift ships,
as the eagle" But his days hour for
hour were longer than ours. OF the
tremendous rush with which we pass
the milestones of life he knew moth
ing. At the period when our heads
are frosted, our brows show the fur
rows of care, and sorrow and toll, his
was fresh with the flush of youth.
Then into our days, short as they are,
are compressed more of knowledge.
experience. and perhaps of pleasure,
than Job could see in all his days.
The intellectual progress for the
last half century has indeed been
great. To live in such an age and
world as this brings immense obliga-
tions. A world redeemed by the Son
of God; an age that patriarchs and
prophets desired to see but died with
out the sight; spot of time most in
teresting in the Sight of Heaven, and
which beyond any past record has
witnessed the most splendid achieve
ments Of mind over matter. We
have arrived at time when a man or
corporation never asks all applicant
for a position how much he knows,
but what he can do. OF course if he
has college education and can do
things he has distinct advantage
over the man whose education is lin
tied. If however he has developed
the ability to put even limited edu-
cation to some practical use, and has
learned to do the work assigned to
him as it should be done, he stands a
better show for advancement than
the man who has college diploma
and nothing more than a theoretical
knowledge of any art, profession, or
trade. In fact, there are few men
SO helpless as the educated man who
is unable to put his acquired knowl-
edge to any practical use.
If young man expects to make a
success of this life, he must be able
to achieve results. The education
acquired in the schoolroom must be
supplemented by such mental devel-
opment, such education of the eye and
4 hand as will command for him, not
only opportunity for work, but fol
promotion. If with high order OF
H skill and efficiency he combine hon.
esty, industry and sobriety, he may
reasonably look forward to success
full career. But every young mar
should realize from the outset that he
cannot be too thoroughly prepared
for the duties and responsibilities
that attach themselves to his chosen
vocation. And yet thousands of young
men all too anxious to reach the goa
of success, exhibit such haste to EN-.
bark in some business, practice some
profession, pursue some calling Of
work at some trade that they cannot
be persuaded to devote the time re
quired to fully prepare themselves
to win the success they so much de
sire. The experiences of others shoulC
teach them that such course SPELL
failure, bat they give little heed t,
, warnings of any kind.
Il The lack of ability is in all profes
sions. The man who is capable no
only to do his work but to teach 9th
ers is hard to find. Each young MAJ
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
Friendship, Tenn, Jan. 8, 1915.


While at home during the holidays,
it was suggested to me that write
letter to the young people of my
home county through your columns.
When it was first proposed to me, ]
was not very ambitious to accept
such a task, but had my doubts rath-
er. | was told that it was duty that
| owed. This. ! confess, is the chief
motive that leads me to overcoming
any objections that | feel toward
such thing. If can do anything
to serve my people, why shouldn't |?
The Letter: 1t is now almost ten
years since left home, a boy of sey.
enteen, to enter school and gain
knowledge CT all kinds, l could little
guess what, was so full of wonder
and now you can see what we have
come to. There is a certain peculiar
realization that comes to me when 4
view, as it were, the second genera.
tlon growing up in my home town
! feel that the conditions that exist
make me almost unequal to the task
that am undertaking.
Notwithstanding the fact men.
toned, | shall try to write some words
that are not altogether useless or I'M
suited to the occasion. Advice il
seldom needed by old or Young, 50
shall not go far into advising. LIE,
me however drop this one advice: B,
Diligent. You, as young people, arr
in the seedtime of life, and if you dt
not sow, or if you do SOW tares in
stead of wheat, you can hope to reay
little. Of course you will repent wheI
the reaping time comes but it will
then be too late for any instructor
plowshare to penetrate deeply int,
the neglected seed-bed-your Mind.
Let us not forget that word, Dill
gence. By diligence | also mean Hon
esty in all you are about. Let you
conscience lead you into an homes
perusal of your studies; separate tn,
things that you know from what yo,
do not know; leave the latter to b,
acquired later; do not try pers uad
yourself nor others that you know
thing when you know no more thai
the outside skin of it. Gradually SCI
what work you are individually fitte,
for, and bend all your efforts towar,
fitting yourself for that work.
On the whole, avoid ambition; tha
is, worldly ambition. Don't too mucl
need success. Cut down the tower
ing thoughts that you have. or Sc
that they are pure as we'll as high
What shall it profit man. if he gai
the whole world and lose his ow
soulw
Stand up to your work, whatever
may be. Do not suppose that tn
world has it in for you. Even if ther
are those that would hinder you
progress, there are those, too, tina
will look kindly on you and help 20
in any way that they can.
There has never been time in tn
history of the world. when efficienc,
that is the ability to do things, speeC
lily, skillfully, and well counted for 6
much as it does today. Job lookin
abroad for similitudes of evanesnens,
of unreality. of celebrity, with whic
to compare his days, said:-"My day
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29

You worked hard to grog your cot
ton. If you want to hold it for bet
ter prices, ship it to US. We vii
make you liberal advances, your cot
ton viii be fnlly protected from dam
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
Malaria or ChiIIs 6 Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHiLLS & FEVER.
Five OF six doses will break any case, and
II taken then 40 tonic the Fever will not
return. Il sets on the liver better than
Calomel and does not sripe or sicken- .2Sc
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29

5 or 6 doses of 666 will cure any
case of Fever or Chills. Price, 25
cents.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29
A Tribute of Respect

On Monday, Jan. l8, at 1920 p, m.
our friend and classmate, Grady Nc
Cormsck passed into the great be-
yond. He was our friend and we
were his. His desk is vacant and his
voice is not heard. This is indeed
sad to us as well as to the rest of his
schOolmates. He was a good boy in
many respects, kind to his fellow
students, ever greeting them with a
smile and kind words. He was gen
tleman in the full sense Of the word
He was kind and affectionate to his
parents, brother and sisters. We are
told that his parents never had to
speak harshly to him on any occasion.
Grady was laid to rest in the Grav-
elhill cemetery on Tuesday afternoon,
as the sun was slowly sinking in the
west. The services were conducted
BY his pastor, Rev, Carmack. of Cor
inth, Miss. Grady was a member of
the Missionary Baptist church. The
house was filled to overiowing with
friends and relatives. As they passed
to look on his~form for the last time
till the resurrection morn, they wept,
both old and young as though he was
their very own.
You didn't have to ask if he was
religious; his every day walk and
aats were better answers than words
me very impressive quartettes
Mere sung by Prof. Knight, Messrs.
Tonic Smith, Joe Phillips. and Miss
Eldon Springer; some of them were
his favorites.
We can only say to the loved ones
lef behind. We deeply sympathize with
and know how lonely it will be
+ you, but it was the Fathers will
e him to be thus relieved Of bis
81 fering and He knows best.
W. believe Grady is at rest with
hi Savior, where he can sing through
out eternity.
His sincere friends and schoolmates,
y JEWEL BOWERS,
KATHLEEN CAEMAN.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29

Hudson, N. NJ l., 10, 'l5.
Mr. j. w. Puryiance,
Selmer, Tenn.
Editor McNairy Co., Independent:
Fi1d enclosed one dollar (S100),
for whicb you will please send me the
McNairy Co. Independent.
Wishing the Editor good health
and much success.
! am glad to say my health is i'm
proved to what it was one year ago,
| I'm located fourteen miles east of
Tucumcari, N. NJ where | expect to
make my home and enjoy the pure
air Of the Sunshine State.
remain your friend,
H. 0. CARoTHERs.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-01-29

age by weather and fire in our shed.
Insurance and storage cost but little.
Write US. Abston, Wynne & Co.,
No. s South Front St., Memphis,
Tenn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

Shiifer, Der mterifaniife G6ler aitf
beralbiihem edible front Dos @anse
unb unten III bic SabresjabI 1864
angegeben, in rpelfem Sdbre fih bic
eriten SoQ6nber auf Die Jniel Wan.
bnttan nieoerlieBen. DIE stiferei
nabm poIe bier Wohen in anipruh
urb lit bic 9eiiturg elmer alnitlebre.
rim urtb elmer Tome. Gos bacterial,
beitebenb aus reiner Seibe, lpurbe
bon Der 5irma Shnbe uno SIben.
bott, aeiaersbof, amiterbam. se.
~liefert.
am /. Auguit b. 5. BELIEF lid bic
geoSlferuns BON Imiteroom aii
612, 722 Seelen: 294, 500 mGnnlife
rnb 317,S5S rpei6Iife.
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Die Naticnal MTociution Der &C.
treibebdnoler tpanbte iih unldnsit an
bas Aderbau,Mmt nm .eine grflGrune
be3islih iolden Safers. Der burd
anipenbuns bon Sdpefel sebleiht
rp,irbe unb in ben 3rpiihenitaatIihen
Sanbel selansen fou. Ran mutbs
mabte. baS bic V~erienbnne bon
ioltem Safer seeeu bas Rabruness
mittels nno 9rosuensG eies peritoben
Tonne. Sas NderbausN mt bat nun
ieine grildruns abeeseben. Sn bers
ielben beibt es:
~gs iheint fih barum az banoeIn.
9etreibe (Sater. 8erite Ii. (. NJ. bas
beid,dbiet tpurbe ODER mirbertpertbig
1T, burh oieieu Hroseb (Shncieluus)
su bleidben. inn ben Gnifein bon
sutem 8efreioe gu seben nnb ods 0es
pift an erboben burh Vermebrung
bes @dNersebdlts. Solhe Yrobnfte
Iinb. semGb Der Ndbrnngsmittels unb
Grosuen.Nt bonn 80. Suni 1905.
periGIitt. unb ionnen besbdIb i'm
Siitriit Columbia iotpie in ben 7erris
iorien nint perfauft percen. nod in
ben 3rpiidenitaatliHen Sanbel ses
lanser.
.Gs pirb berporaeboben. SaS &C.
treble. tpelbes burh bic Ritteriina ober
9aseruns iih perfdrbte ionittpie In Der
Gualitdt nid,t beitdbist fpurbe. Sur&
SGnefelbdmpie sebIeidt ipirb. Den
8erift Der Reierees 8ehorbe bon rdt6s
s~ebenben grperten beSi9lid bes Gins
fluiies bon ShtpeieI (iulpbur biogiS) !.
rptuu d~nserpanbt our 0leidJuns bes
8etreibes. auf bic 0~eInnbheit bon
5bieren. abrpdrtenb. fptrb benz 0ers
idnot bon eeiunbem. nahrbdftem 0es
treble. bds SurH EHneiei geblei1t unb
benz Der Ibermdbiae UdNeree1dlt ents
soeen tpurbe. iein SinbtrniS aeitert.
folanss auf ben Sdden beuilin bsrs
merit 1T. baS bas Getreibe seiApeielt
tpurbe. Bel sroSen Ssrounsen ionte
hies liar unb beutIin auf ben Ans
poices" (@aarenrednunssn) einses
traSsu ieiu $500"
SaS aderbausa mt peiit nod be-
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JitternatisnaIer SrieSens'
Esnersb.


9m 9. Cttober taste in Sdn Sran>
cisco. Col. bic ,Gburf Yeace llnion".
cine bon Anbrep Carnegie Dor ettpo
einem Sabre NIT elmer Stiftuns pou
80. 000,0 900 in's 2eben serufene Sriez
eenseeisaihoft.
Ser aorereb mar por ben meiiten
amerifauiifler Sr9antiatioreu, Die
Observation-Disclosures unferifiiser. be-
ididt urb fanb inter ben auipiSien
Der -Nmeriedn Yedcc Soeietp". Yrdiis
bent grs8unbesiendtor Burton, unb
Der Carnegie it,en .Gburh Veace
I%nion". 4raiihent Sifof Greer bon
Rem gorf. itatt.
Gin red,t b%e3einnenoes 2ift duf Die
SnterndtiondIitdt BEG &pngreiies unb
Bic llnparteilihfeit ieiner W%erbanoluns
gen mar cine anfiirbisuns Der .Gburf
Yeoee %rnion"". tptlhe ulio Idutet:
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e. far 3u maiden. Sdb Witeliebet %
ioserdunfen 5rieSens 8 @eieuihditen,
bic iih an ber pro,beutiten Hropds
gambia betbdtist bdben. an ben &ons
srebs gerbonblureeu niht t6%eilnebn,en
rperben. Selbit iolde Terionen. bic
friiber als Sefiirtporter Der dIlses
meinen Sriebensbeitrebuneen in hobem
aniebeu seifanben. iiH aber felt Suss
bruh bss arieees in europa NIT Der
eeutiten Sade ibentifisiert haben.
limb bon Der sbeilndbme a,isees
inlpNen."
Noh flarer tpurhe Die ltnpdrteilifz
teit bieies strpas ionberbar anmutbens
ben Sriebens> 3onsreHes. Der iibrisens
nidt fir bic 8eenoisuns bes se9ens
rpdrtis tobenben Samples eintrdt. ions
bern lid MIR NIT Der aneemeinen De-
rntbune Der Sraee, tpie in Sufunft
interrationale Spiihenidle obne ben
Gppen an bic Waffen btieeIeet rperoen
fSnrten, befhditiste. Saburt,. tpenn
man bic LANCE elite Der 8ebner burfs
Nebt. Neben ausseiproHenen unb in
Der 0ole eeidrbten pro britiiden
lmsrifanern fperben Sa Sanes y. Wes
9onaIS. Serdnseeber bes Globe" in
Toronto. aonabd. Der belsifte Senas
tor Senri Ga Spntaine. Die Sdpaner
8ipo Sue Snui. Yamdto S6ibeibi unb
Yrofefor q. q. llpetdra. Der periiine
General : Ausiteaunss : aommiiidr
Nirsa Nli &nIi Chan u. u. Selegaten
eenaunt, benen bic Safe Der auiierten
9er5ensia4e 1T.
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R~sn6nSifdser Srief.
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u m Il e r b a m. ID. Sept. 1915.
Bertber Serr i.Heodfteur!
Sbre leste 3eituns tpuroe ourh.
tdbt unb biirhrGud,ert empfanger
ipesen zines 9rcnbes an Boro bes
0dmpfers rHotteroam". Tie oori.
gen bret fanen susleib on,
rporaiis 3u iflieben 1T. 6db lie
irgenowo u~nterrpess f~eItaebaIten
rporoen iinb. Die Stimmung bier in
SolIano bleibt geeeniiber ben fries.
fiibrenoen Wddten iebr setbeiIt. Sr
gerpiiien 3reiien miro iebod cine iiir
2eutihlano siinitige stimmlnq
tpabrgenommen; Der srobte 5beiI bea
Bottles itobt iih aber nod, tets an
Dem 3urhsus Der beutiden Seere
bir6 gelgien. llniere Regieruna
aber bolt felt an ftrenger HeutratitGt.
uniere 5rupper bleiben mo6il uni
Der in einisen gropin3en erfldrte
9riessredts5uitanb lit perlGnseri
por6en.
sebniadtis perlanst uaaR bier mad
Srieben.
Sbpobl ein5eIne 2etite IN aetpiiier
9etrieben GeIb perbient baben, lit i'm
Nasemeinen Die Gage nift aiirItia.
lie Stabt amiterbam hat oer
Stabt Hep Dorf cine ieioene SIaaae
gelfenft, Die aber bisber nod nid,i
geliefert meroen fonnte. Sect 1T Die.
ielbe fertie unb wirb bieier lass
itber ben S5ean geianbt merSen.
Gin iinnisss 8sidenf Der staSt
&%mferbam.
0ieielte beitcbt aus Orei 0Gnae,
it~reiien Sei6e. ieber 100 Gentimete,
brett. 10 baB it'd cine Iotalbreite Dor
800 Weter ergibt; bic 2dnae betrGal
$50 Nteter. Die Uarben iinb orange
peiB. blan; am stod 1T tie blar, ar
Der Spise orange. lie mittlert
gabn lit rpeib unb Sarauf III burd
bic bieiige alnititiderei sGuie In
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