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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
CARE OF CREAM
ON The FARM
Special Care Required in var
ious Ways With Coming
of Hot Weather
CLEAN CANS AND UTENSILS
Farmers Not Having Ice Can use
Springs For Cooling purpose
Cheap and Usually Effective
fBy H. C. stockwell, Division OF EXten'
sion. University of TENNESSEE

(By H. C. Stockwell, Division OF hAten'
sion, University of TENNESSEE
At this season of the year the farm
err can not give much attention 10 tne
production and care of the cream on
the farm. With the coming Oh not
weather and the starting OF unde,
sirable weeds to grow in advance OF
grass. special care should be taken OF
the cream.
Without frst-class cream it is I'M
possible to manufacture hrst-class
butter.
All dairy utensils should be washed
thoroughly with some good Washlhg
powder. This should be done by uls,
solving the powder in warm water and
the scrub brush used instead OF WASH
rag. The latter is too commonly USED
The cans should be rinsed in clean,
warm water and sterilized. ms can
he done either with steam or boiling
water.
On account of the distance many
farmers live from town, and the ex-
pense. it is not always pracucal 10
have ice for the cooling OF the cream
This state, however, has large mum
her of springs which can be used Tor
this purpose. This is a very cheap
and effective way Of cooling cream A
small. inexpensive milk house should
he built in a convenient place close
to the house and dairy. The water
il allowed to run through the milk
house. A cement basin is built In the
floor; the can of cream is set into THIS
basin. and the water allowed to cir
culate around the can. This will Keep
the cream at a temperature OF apou'
so degrees F. during the hot summer
months, which is very satisfactory
Vegetables orNany material giving Oh
odors should not be stored in the milk
house. as cream, cooling, readily aD
serbs odors. Cream should be churn
ed every other day during the summer
months.
In order to prevent the milk COWS
from eating wild onions and other un
desirable weeds, young stock shoulc
be turned into the pasture and allowed
to eat the weeds previous to turning
the milk COWS into the pasture. II
case there are few onions left In thu
pasture when the milk COWS are turn
| ed into it, they should be taken on
few hours before milking; the odor'
will diffuse out through the system O
the animal, and this will lower the pos
sibilities of the milk absorbing TIT
| odors.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
Sulphur Springs.
Special TO ne Mr1ps.

Special TO ne Nrtot.
Visiting and going to Looney's
Creek seem to be the order.
There will be Children's Day servi-
ces at Sulphur Spring the first Sunday
in August. Let everyone come and
enjoy the day.
Mr.. Griffith and daughter, Ruth,
attended the all day singing at Loon
ey's Creek Sunday.
Daniel and Fred Carson of near Oak
Grove, attended the singing Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Layne, and daughter,
Mayme, made flying trip to Whit
well one day last week.
Walter Layne called on his cousin.
Ligion Layne, Saturday night.
Luther Sexton and Walter Wells at
tended the singing at this place Satur-
day night.
Jim Grant and best girl were Out
buggy riding Sunday.
Chas. Raulston passed thru our burg
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Alder and
daughter, Miss Pauline, and Misses
lula Mae and Mabel Bryson, we're out
auto riding Sunday.
Mrs. Pryor and son. Alton, were
out auto riding Sunday afternoon.
Leonard Richards passed thru oul
burg Monday morning.
Miss Dorcas Richards and best fell
low were out buggy riding Sunday af
! ternoon.
Several from this place attended thu
all day singing Sunday.
Andrew Lewis and Looney McNabl
were in the parade going to Looney'
Greek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Pickett caller
on the latter's mother, Mrs. Layne
Saturday evening,
Mrs. Sarah Massengale, and daugh
ter, Mrs. Callie Smith, spent Sunda!
evening with Mrs. Minnie Bailey.
Patton Carlton called on his siste
near Oak Grove, Mrs. L. G. Gott.
Marshall Powell sure did look cut
Saturday night.
John Miller passed thru our bur
one day last week.
Bee Thomas and best girl we're on
buggy riding Sunday. j..
M. Condra made his regular trip t
W. F. Shelton's.
Luther Sexton and Mark Shelton at
tended the singing Sunday.
If you want to see Mamie Layn
smile, Just mention a certain boy
name.
Miss Dollie McCurry was seen goin
up to the Sulphur Spring Sunday.
guess she was wanting drink OF su
phur water.
Andrew and Willie Layne attende
the singing Sunday.
Come on, clone STAR" Of Looney
Creek, and "Blue Bird" of Neet
more, for we like to read your pieces
Sweet Violet
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
Pleasant Grove.

SpecfaIfo the Mars. -, :. ui..
Miss Kate Thomas called on MISS
Allie Rogers Saturday .;.k vith
Miss Allie Rogers is very sioA vi" ~
fever at this writing, we nope sue
will soon recover. ..;o5 ,uita
Miss Allie Rogers entertained quls0
O. iot ~ bar friends at her home oAtuE-
dav night. Ice cream and CAKE "etS
served Those present were Nj. auu
Mrs ". r. Jones, II. d. IorVs..'
Mrs IilI;e FeIkins and mother Mrs;
I F Relleford, Milton Sayiors anu
Willie Mcclure. - corth
MI and Mrs. Jim johnson, OF Sou1h
pittshnro visited Mr. and Mrs. FRANK
Mcclure, Saturday and SUNDAY
Ms W r Jones visited her motn-
Or Saturday Mrs. A. A. Rogers.
Onr SUNDAY school here is progress
ing nicely. - from the
honsa on the hill down to MT. BOW
ards Mace. We sure hate tof MISS
Berthe K. to leave us. -. ~ Mis-.
Miss Allie Rogers called on MisS
Maggie Spangler one day last "G Don
Wander what has become or BOP
Snanoler / haven't seen him III quite
a while but l know one thing,
still hanging his hat at Charlie Den'
nett's. AII;a POO.
ers went to Jasper shopping FRIDAY u
the sale at Mr.. Alleys. . -Looa
William Rogers has returned nouns
after an extended visit to AIiSnGa' Ia "a
MT. and Mrs. Frank y. MilIeE anu
daughter, little Clara Elam' mauo
fiying trip to Jasper Friday evening
MI and Mrs. Julius Hill, OF Onas-
tanooga, visited their aunt, MIS- a. a.
Rogers. Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Rebecca Hall died at her nome
In Fast Chattanooga last week. Inc
funeral service was held at Pleasant
Grove where the remains we're lsld TO
rest Rev. Lambert conducted the
fnneral seryices. We extend our sym
pathy to the husband and Children.
Master David Rogers is Vlsltlng nIA
sister at So. Pittsburg this week. ME-
John Heron. ,,, -
Mrs. John Heron and children, OF
Richard CITY. have returned to ner
home after an extended WISH u n0i
mother, Mrs. A. A Rogers IL.
w. G. Spangler made hying uil
to Chattanooga Friday: n...
Milton johnson, of South Pittsourg'
visited at his father-in-law g. vi
Walker, at Long Island. Sunday
Mr.. aud. Mrs. W. R. Jones visited
at Morris Westmoreland's Sunday ana
got piece of ham.
Fl. 81, Torbett visited his brother,
o. M i0f'''' Daddy's Grille
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
Stanley.

Special to the Neaos.
Several from this section attended
the Holiness meeting at Kelly's Ferry
Sunday.
Arley and Alvin Richie are visiting
friends and relatives in Sequatchie
Valley near Whitwell this week.
T. a. Richie and Roe Layne went
to Chattanooga Thursday.
A. J. Richie, Of North Chattanooga,
visited his parents here a few days
last week.
Arthur Richie Is building his gaso-
line boat this week.
Nearly everybody is fishing in these
diggings during the hot days.
Plenty of gasoline boats pass here
nearly every day, Joy riding the Chat
tanooga people. a.,
Bertha Richie didn't enjoy her tenth
birthday Monday, as she was on the
sick order about all day. =,
Ye writer don't feel well. go l will
blow out the light and go to bed.
Bon Bon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
SOY sEANs-PLANTlNe THEM.

(By J. C. McAmis, Division of Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee.)
II takes a better farmer to make
success of soy beans than COW peas.
1t REQUIRES more intensive preparation
Of the seed bed in order to destroy
weeds and to secure uniform stand
of beans. That greater care must be
taken to secure a stand is shown by
the greater frequency Of failure with
beans than peas.
That farmer who plants soy beans
more than one-half inch deep is court
ing partial or total failure. suppose
it rains Immediately afterwards, q
crust forms, the beans terminate and
are unable to push through, "they
break their necks."
Planting must be shallow so thai
even if it rains Immediately afterwaro
the plants will get through efore the
crust gets too hard. Shallow planting
can only be accomplished on a level
firm seed bed, otherwise some Will D'
deep and some shallow.
Another point of scarcely less i'm
portance, is that they be planted II
rows and cultivated. The soy bean Il
erect in habit and does not form tn
shade which enables it to compet
with weeds as does the COW pea
Therefore, cultivation is important.
II YOU are a good farmer, grow so
beans. The more the better. II 20
are a poor farmer and know little G
intensive tillage, cultivation, and seet
ing, grow peas. You will make Do
| ter success.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
HOLD TO GODS UNCHANGING HAND.
Published by request

published by request)
Time Is filled with swift Transition,
Naught of earth unmoved can stand,
Build your hope on things eternal
Hold to Gods unchanging hand.
Chorus:
Hold to Gods nnchanging hand,
Hold to Gods unchanging hand,
Build your hope ON things eternal,
Hold to Gods unchangipg hand.
Trust In Him who will not leave you
Whatsoever years may bring,
II by earthly friends forsaken
Still more closely to Him cling.
Coyet not this worlds vain riches,
That SO rapidly decay,
Seek to gain the heavenly treasures
They will never pass away.
When your journey is completed.
II to God you have been true.
Fair and bright the home In glory,
Your enraptured soul will view.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29

John T. Raulston and family and
others, of South Pittsburg, spent Sun
day at the Blowing Spring.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-07-29
Woman Finally Receivers
From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many
people before their time. Often be-
fore a sufferer realizes what the
trouble is, he is on the verge OF 2
complete nervous breakdown. IL
is OF the utmost importance to keep
your nervous system in good con-
dition, as the nerves are the source
of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa
Bonner, 825 N. 18th St, Birming-
ham, Ala, says:
II have been suffering with nerv-
Gus prostration for nine or ten
years. Have tried many of the best
doctors in Birmingham, but they all
failed to reach my case. would
feel as if l was smothering; finally
went into convulsions. My little
-.~I
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DR.. Miles Nervine

advertised in the papers and at
once began to take It, continued
to take it for some time and now
am we'll"
If YOU are troubled with loss OF
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inability to sleep; if you are in a
general run down condition and
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daily grind of life, you need some
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You may not realize what is the mat
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Die Geierpebanfeu uno Der
&rieg.

Dos rationale TrisbsnstOn3il bsl
Trbeitsr erbs6t cine 4ntlags betreffi
Der .3upenbung BON 9eloern Der Rs.
ierpebdRten an bic Iaitrtsn, ipeldt
ni6t Bios nGbers 9sa6tung Oerbisnt,
ionbern iOear eins griinolihe Inter
iu6ung rs4tfertigt. gs 1T 3gr Se'
niigs be,annt, oab bic britifhea qIiira
ten ni6t Oas Sslb beiibsn, I'm fir bi.
qrOben WenssH DON arisssDO,rdtben,
bic iie in btefem aanbe antaufen, gu
be3ablsu. yaiat minber III bstannt.
baB cine s@snofenidaft, nit J.
.. Morgan e So. an Der Spite, ba5
9sIb fir bieis Qntdufe liefert. IS be-
bari tpObl isinss 8spsiiss, baB islbt
cine 9ruppe Der rsiditen 8antisrs niht
iiber bic Wittel Osrfiigt, I'm fir
bic glQiirtsn 8aarJablunsen an Die
Babritantsn bon SriessporrGts.n uno
an bic Barmer, ipel9e ibr 9etrsibs an
bic 9tliirtsn f4iden, gu lsiitsn. 9amit
sntftebt bic Jrass: Dis beidafien bi.
gantisrs ii6 bas @elb2 Cine 4naate
lautet, oub iie DON gnglanS beTsr
Bombs als 3dblung annebmen unb
bann ibren &rsbit BEL ben RsierDeban.
fen perpfdnosn, Inn oas 3ur 8sjabluns
Der 5abritanten unb Jarmsr nStbiae
9elo gu srlaneen. Cine llntsrfuhuna
1T oriussnb am plass, Ob Is nit bic.
isr 4ngabs feline Ridtisteit fat. I'm,
mOglia tOnnte ssitattet psrben, 5ab bic
bas @elb bss amerita.
nii6en 0oltes gum Nubsn ber 2(qiir.
ten Oertuenben. ipeldes baJu bsitimmt
III, bsm RuBsn beg ameritaHiIben
Sarbel5 unb Der Snbuitrie 81 bienen.
auberbsm III ipobl Sebsm srIi9tlia,
oab nit iOI9em 0srfabrsn Der @ipfsl.!
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pouItnep gtgetop bat bi

poultnep 9igelotp bat BIZ
aufgabe tberuommen, bic Yrepben 81
Oerni9ten, i'm Gintlang nit Dem Ylan'
Der Aaiirten, Der Welt ben @laubsr
bei5ubrinsen. oab lie teiuen 8rieg aet
gen 0euti6lanb fiibrsn, ionberu geser
bas miIitariitii6e preuBen. 9ieiss
aaetn ioa perni9tet iperosn, Nun lit es
uber iebr i4per, preubsn unter3ube.
sommen. inbem man es ebrIih be.
tdmpft, Sn 5oIse befeu greift man 81
Glbernbeiten, oenn pon 2iisen gu re
ben, lit ioIhen Summbeiten gsesniibel
fait i6on Elm SumpItment. 9igslor
.rfiilIt bierin ale Grpurtunsen, tnbem
er ieinen 2eiern er5GbIt bab Qreuber
sir 9arbarenlanb 1T, bas niemnls et'
mas in aiiniten ooer WiiIeni i6aftsn se'
lsiitet bat, iunpern iid nur auf BIT
Runit, Weniden um5ubringen, Der:
itebt. 0as piro ameritaniid,en 9eisrr
Fait tdglih sr5dblt. Wir miiNen oaG
ameritanii6e pu6Iitum Dor Der be:
Ieibigenben 9orausieBuns in Sdut
nebmen. bab es 10 oumm III, !pie bic
prObritiiden SOurnaliiten es balten.
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9lnfanss Suni fiibrte id ielbjt ;inmal
einen ieIbsrausn bur9 bic Burg. es
mar ein Gnmburser, Der nod ME In
Siibbsutrdlanb ssipeien fpa.. Das
eriie. lpas er that. mar. bab u bds sll'
ter Der 3inbe Der adiierin aunignnoe
i'm Sdlokbof bssptifeIte. Sd mar Der
Qnii6t, bab biefe taufenb Sabre ia
aud nidt bic Suilptia4e feisn. Sas
Weientlide iei Diefmebr, oaf mir an
elmer Stels ftiinbea, bic uns 0elegsn'
beit bSte, iibsr cine gaumrinns bins
meg. isner aaifsrin 3u sebsnisn. Der
Jelbgraut psritanb iuih uub bds i'sps
ttffe aGdeln psrffpanb aus fsinsm
0eiidt. Jn Der aaiisrtapsas, bic 10
alt ipie bic bsatfae aaiisrberrIi4tsit
isIbit III. bsnn its erfienb gu 9atbarOi,
ias 3sitsn, muiierten feline auasn uns
oddtia bic lmssbung. Gs mar sttpaS
In feinsm Bid. bas In Der Grpnt bins
einsetommen iein mag. Gtiuas Jrobes.
Strdblenbes unD 3usleid Sartss. ges
talliI9es. Damn tpar "a mir, aIs trdns
se sr bic tiibls Cuff Der aapslls, bsrsn
Wdnbe ben Wsibrauf bon Sabrbun'
bsrien eefdIudt. in DoIlen3istn. Wols
is er etpas mitnebmsn ron ben Grins
nerunssn an p.rsanssus aciT.r9srr!itls
ieii in ben aampf. am bic @rDbe
bes bsutI6en R.i6ss unisrer 1aeeg
Tor bem gett bes &aiiers. In sinsm
ner3imma iprat acknowledgements gum
srItsn Wlale ipisbsr. Am Strbit port
otn sSahres bate CT i'm StloNs Don
Gompieane Dor bem pdraoebsti Rdpos
Icons aeIian6en. .lh polIte Rdkres
niiIen, a6sr er ihpisa. Sc fam oa'
mails Der Riid,ua iibtr bic Wdtne. IN
ben quasn meinss 'SeIbardusn mar bei
Der Grinneruna baran ipitbsr Der bdr'
ie msiaIliite @lans. glui BEN gaIsoH
nit Der bsrrIi6.n 'ferniitt melt hin'
aus ins frdniii6e aaub iianb sr oaHn
.uieber In itiIer Qnbaf,i. Gr 3dhl!.
alsib b.m SeFsn bic fabritidorn'
iieine an Sprisont Bis binunier mad
Niirib uub msinte. oas 1sutidlano
ber grinnetsnaen uno bas 9eutid'
lauo Der Gedenpart. bas bic nabriis
if,crniieins beitimmsn. bate nod ME
10 au ihm aeIprofsn. fpis bier oen anf
eer gura BON Wiirnbera.
Oils mir iui.'-- auf Der GrsiunI
itanoen. an6 Der Griea unisrem Bel
jnmmenIeiu einen fpiirbidtn Mbi6lub.
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Ger Sambnrser stabtparf.
Don gl BON WOnf.rberg.

Das tiiniilsrif6e Qrbeitsn unb @s'
itaItsn DON Der RsHaiFancs an Bis ,Wu
GmpireSsitaltsr lam man ii9 sul
uid,t OOritellen, ohns aud bic umrdbt
member par.fdOpfunssu isH.r Sage il
Rednuna 5u 5ieben.
Dies 3uiammenftuffsn tpurb. no.
tlirssmdb erit anbers our9 bic fran.
SOIiIcbe Rspolution. bon bu an frat
Elm Stilltuno in Der participating
Elm. Gs poren Qnlusen einf6ldais.r
sfrt asniisenb porbdnben. Die llmr
punbluna bes S4lDbparts gu Offent'
.Ii&tH aDlagsn bsgaHn. go Isbts man
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Die .ROuos WrsmDa" mel
bet oaB Die 0eutiasn in Gnli3ter
buuoert nit anitedenosn Srantbeitsu
bebaftete gefangene Rufsn. nsbIi
ibren 4er3ten, in Elm Saus i'm
Naloe gebrabt unb bisIss ange5iinDs!
hdttsH, nobel bic 8srpunbetsn unb oi.
gter8ts umtumen. Die 9eutfhen iOl,
len oas 5ugsitaRoen babsn, inoem Il,
bic @rtIdrung subeH, OaB lie ss ben
Nuiien abgefpObnen polItsn, ibre &rans
ten uub 9erpunoetsn auriid3ulaFeu
unb iOI6er Weiie bic Dsuti6sn Qer3te
Su iiberburoen. Das III natiirlicb cine
Qige Don @nfang Biz gu Gnps benu
perpuHoets uno trante SolDaten bes
Teiubes iperoen ni6t dls eine Gait ems
pfunber. IS pirO iogar elm Iebr eners
glider Diberitanb iebem @erfubs snts
gsgengeiteut, gefaneens Soloaten irs
geno tpelter glrt tpieber Su befreieu.
9ab bas rufiI6e gldtt bieIe Qiias
bringt, 1T niGt gu Oerlpunbern. aGuI.
unb 2iigen iinb b.s RuNen Clement.
DAB bic QonbOusr .9imes" oas
nahbrudt, benefit ben 9iefltanb. auf
tpslbsn bic snstif4e SournaIiIiit bur9
ben &rieg berubsebriidt porbsn 1T
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Cir neberihIaner.

Gin lleberihIaner. Ter
.Sonncperid,e Courier" er5ahIt BON
elmer QferSemiiiteriug ioIsenoes ".
iiiges 8eidGd)tden: Gs paren ein
paar lpimberitoue 4ferbe urb Der
9icrSebdnbIer 90. bate lie gar sI
germ fir ii6 bebalten. Sd fricgc
bod Iansit ritt ben Rreis. ben iie
,pertb iinb, pern iie seiuiftert per.
ben. llnb 70 iiberIegte er ieoen Tag,
ipie er feline beioen 9rnrnen boz
Shrapnells unb @rnrnten bemabren
tulIrte.
I. slusnuiiter,mestag. m. iiebt iib
bic nnsefouunenen Qferbe Der Reipc
nad on, Ear. Iagte er 5u eineni
6etannien 9nuern i'd sebe Iir ein
gutes 1rintgeIo, menn Iu Geine
RicrSe gum jlpeiien Male pOriiibrrn
l1bi." gs geibiebt unb Die Sadjc
flappt: lie gum 5Ipeiten Wale uorgc.
iiibrten Qieroc bes gniern wer6en
iiir bic bes iflauen 8icrOebdnSIers
sebdlten " 3ieht ircbcn Ser,ens
Eiit irinen ecipiiicrmaben nelieritan.
Scilen 9icblinsen na6 Sem hcimatb-
lid)sn StaIle. g9eih uno aiub iino
polI Der geirimSerilng fiber bab 8c.
nie ibrcrS GrHnbrcrs.
Q. glusmuii,ruussias. M. beat gss
SsHfsn. Elm stpsitss Wlal bic alsiht
Sn6e au perfuGen. CT ma6ts ss an
bers: .S.rr asutnunt. ss bat gar isi'
gsn 3ped. bah th metut pferbs Oor'
fiihre. boa cine III Sampfia unb bls
anbere bat ,in,n aropf.1 go iaai W.
Al Der muitsrnben Wilitdrpsrion. "a,
aber l.bsn miiHn mir bic pferbs."
Gdip.rsn Ssrssns fiibri Der 66nols-
Iein. aisblinas Dor. Die pferbs iinc
cut. unb mir i0nr.n fis aebrandNn.'
W. bort ss fpie bic poidunsn bes
iiinaftm 9eriftes. nber sr tnidt eanI
sufamma. als Der aeitsr hss Muits'
runasasi6dfiss iortfd6rt: .Wir bdttM
stbnen fiir bic 5bisre 5000 Marl ue
oetsn. ab,r ba Gle 10 auiri4tig iiuo
unb faasn. bas cine pfsrb iti pampfis
unb bas onbsrs babe siusn aropf. Dds
nbsr oar riht auffdat. 10 iDnnsn pir
Shuen nur 1750 Wlart beuillio,- -
W. bat. ihm bod bic Wferb, su laiIm.
.r tpDlIs ia a.rn 500 Warl bufiir an.
lsosu. bamit sr lie nur bebi,lis. abtr
Tsins idCusn pfubs aoasn ig ben
arisa.
Redt anacnebm.
sommeririidler: Sd m6d)te mid
raiiren Iaiien. fam man iia BEN
Barber i'm Tor'e nnuertrauen?"
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