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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26

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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20
EARLY MATCHED PULLETS LAY
IN FALL AND EARLY WINTER


(By Richard N. Crane Division of I1X-
tension University of Tenuessee)
February, March, and April are the
natural months of incubation in Ten
nessee, and it is a fact that chickens
Matched later than April do not have
sufficient growth by the time of our
intense hot summer weather, with the
result that they become stunted, ma
ture late, and seldom, if ever, become
early winter layers. This fact ought
to be borne in mind by every one Of
US who are residents of Tennessee and
keep poultry on either a small or
large scale as | think there exists no
man or woman who would feed a flock
of hens merely to have something to
dish feed out to, if they did not be-
lieve that said flock would produce a
profit on the feed consumed. Many of
US would either change our methods
or discontinue keeping poultry, If we
would keep tabulated records Of one
years work. Many Of us feed our
foCks heavily during the late fall and
winter months trying to develop the
pullets to sufficient majority to begin
laying, when, had we Matched them
out sufficiently early in the spring mot
later than April 15), this feed that we
gave them during the late fall and
early winter months, without results,
would have been producing eggs at
twenty-five to thirty-fye cents per
dozen. AS it is, when these late-hatCh-
ed pullets begin laying everybody
elses pullets and old hens have start
ed laying in such volumes that our
high-priced markets are badly broken,
and that it takes two dozen eggs to
bring the price that one dozen would
bring around Christmas time.
In setting hens early in the season,
it is we'll to locate the nests in the
COW barn, or, at all events, in some
building in which the eggs will stand
poor chance of becoming chilled. The
hens should not be given more than
eleven to thirteen eggs, as, during the
early season, in giving larger quanti-
ties of eggs than this, we find remark
ably poor hatches owing to the eggs
becoming chilled. Frequently, the
trouble is credited up to poor fertility
when in reality one has remarkably
good eggs, from a fertility standpoint.
The hens should be busted well with
some good insect powder before set
ting, and a couple of times during the
period of incubation. This will pre-
vent lice, not only on the hens, but
on the newly-hatched chicks.
Whether we set our eggs under hens
or incubators, it is advisable that they
be picked up four or five times a day
during the early weeks of spring, and
kept in a room in which the tempera-
ture does not fall below fifty, These
eggs should be turned every day,
changing their pos ton so that they
will not become settled. only uniform
eggs with smooth shells should be
used for setting purposes
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20
MUCH Interest
IN LIVE STOCK
Splendid Spirit Shown BY the
Farmers of Sale Creek to
Improve Conditions
To be Given Immediate Attention
Organization is Formed in Hamilton
County and Plan of Procedure is
Discussed at Short Course.
(By c. D. Lowe, Division of Extension,
University Of TENNESSEE

(By c. D. Lowe, Division of Extension,
University of Tenncssee.)
The spirited and definite action OF
the Sale Creek Community in Hamil-
ton county, Tennessee, in their en-
deavor to better their live stock con-
ditions, is commendable in the ex-
IRENE.
During the recent weeks course in
agriculture, held there with the help
Of Representatives of the Division OF
Extension of the University of Ten
nessee, plans were outlined whereby
they could best arrange for grading up
their native stock. That needing i'm
mediate attention was their beef cat
tie and their work stock.
AS a sequel to this agitation, local
parties, assisted by their County Agent,
organized live stock association and
began to follow out some of the plans
suggested in the Short Course, for the
introduction of better sires.
Eventually a committee was select
ed consisting of two farmers and the
County Agent, who were authorized to
fully represent the community, and
plans were made to visit Middle Ten
nessee in company with live stock
specialist from the Division Of EXten-
sion, with a view to locating and pur-
chasing some beef bulls and a mule
jack.
Upon this trip five head of regis
tered Shorthorn bulls were purchased
one registered ShOrthorn heifer and
an excellent type of a jack. These
purchases put this community in a
good position to make rapid, live stock
Improvement and the financial outlay
was the least possible.
Application has also been made by
this community for one of the regis
tered Percheron Stations from the
University of Tennessee foundation
ST. as soon as they are available.
Other communities will do well to
follow in the footsteps of this one
Full information thereon will be given
those who request it.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20
Professional Cards


Physician and Surgeon
Office and Residence, Corner
Main and College Streets, Mary.
vile, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20

The Corn Club boys of Tennessee
are teaching their fathers how to grow
big crops. Mr.. w. S. Young, of Giles
county, has asked County Agent Love
for a twentyacre corn demonstration
this year, and has already pIowcd the
field, which was put in red clover last
year, according to the Boys Corn
Club rules Last year Mr. Young's
son made 60 bushels Of corn on his
club acre in spite Of heavy damage by
a wind storm, and that was so much
better than any crop his father had
grown on the land that the father pro-
poses to follow the methods used by
the boy.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20
GARDEN is A BIG
ASSET TO farmer
Many Have Found 1t Profitable
To Utilize Space for Pro-
duCing Vegetables
YARDS USED BY TOWN FOLKS
People of the City Derive Much Pleas
ure From Backyard GARDENING
Soil, if Well FertiIized and Worked,
Will Produce Good Results


(Bv Chas A Keff.r. Division of Elk.
tension University of TeuuessceD
Tho Initial e+ot,s Da,or+,,ont nr
horio,,i+,,,. ~, ,.i,-.,-,,,,.. ,..,,,,
naiqn for diyor.f.,5 farn9in. in tIt
south Tba Sorth.,r, for,,or ~, to1I
n orou, hi. o,., moot ond tbo or,i,,
and HOY, 70 food II ~ r,oIlo bis own
b,,ttor ava r1ort . ,r,-do, rrbo wan
do, 10 +ho+ III, oI,.i,,o el,,Id no mac.
oeeor,,
no h,,,, r,oo+ ord b,ttor ord vooe.
+ob1o. l,,riI. ar,a,,,ti,,rr fo,r,, ,yon1d
eoor,, ,,,ii,,ti,,.,. 1,,,+ tl,, foc+ ro-
noins +hot a,,an ~ ronnos,oo many,
far,,,or., I,,,.. ,,,l,,+ ,.,l a,r,r loi,,,, s,,n
r,Iio, ,,ogat,{1a, a,,1 tr,it ~. tboic
fon,iiioe 60 ,,,itr,,,t tboeo ,Iooossitio.
Tho aonl,,, aho,,1d 10 hi,r ossot an
ovarn for,,1 aad ~ ,ar,, tou7, LOT. NOT
49, = N;.1 t,i,t =, .,.at rrla r,,a,o,e
sc aanda,, ~ Itril,i,,o a,o,,,,1o If
in+opa;,,a offont - aba7,1l No. sroo11
hoo,,i1,. sonti1i.a, a,,,nto,t1,, ,,,orI,od
IN ouorv s,,,am tov,, ~ Tonnoeson
rJD t1-bn
ounors ano 90 fao1a',a 81 +boir ronuto.
Slows -, aondo,,or,, 80. if +bo,, ,,oro CO
,,,o,,,, r,,e,,d q,,anr, ,,i,,ror, Il is ~,
oohiouor,ort ~ nrodnoo tho fret noos
or ~ lo,Iioe+ ,1o+o+ooe or tbo Iorgoet
+o,ooto II - ,,Iooc,ro ~ sand q
aocI,ot of ,,orro+abioo 20 a frio,d ord
- ao+iofoa+io,, ~ Io,,. - ao,,e+o,t e,,,.
NV, of frosI, aordan strff For tbo tob1o
I1oro IN Tonroosoo Tho oordon is q
,1ooo Co., ,,,orl. d,,rino a. Ioost nina
1,,on+le J.. +ho Cow ~ sbo,,1d ho r1o,,-
cd or snodod ~ tbo fall and q haavv
coot ~ r,anIra sboI,1d no. tnrnod doon
into tbo coil Manure is n1ant food
and q oroat rognIator Of soil moisture
II is oInooe+ i,,,noosih1o 70 oivo . n1ont
indignstion NV an oversunnIv of food
1uboro tbo moisture condition ie riobt
Manure heavily p1ou or shade deem.
w Mako tbn soil fine all the wav
down boforo n1anting And ,enn the
qarden Ua11 cultivated after if is
m1anted
plant 1itt1e of anv one vegetable at
a time and D1ant often What is the
sense Of growing whole row of
radish ar lettuce or cabbage when
onlv a tenth Of a row can he used
while in fit condition for useq It would
he better TO n1ant tnnth of row
and in q week or tno DAVIS nIant again.
two or thrnn nIantinps of radisb in
March or ADriI and two paintings in
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20

Prince Albert can be bought
everywhere tobacco is sold
in toppy red bags, Sc; tidy
red tins, IOci handsome
pound and hdf-pound tin
hunidors and in that classy
pound crystaI-gLass humidor
with Sponge-moistener top
that keeps the tobacco in
such fine condition!
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20

Good grass and dairy farm for
Sale. z Miles of MaryviIle near
Aluminium plant 2,875.00.
1900 down. balance easy
terms. See Ray Cooper, Mary
vile, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-20

Blue Antelusian eggs for sale, 81
per sitting. James NJ. Brown, Rt 5,
MaryVille, Tennessee.
aG-13-2O.p.
Go to Nealy Morton and have your
buggies re-rubbered. Use the very
best material, Kelly Springfield rub
Der.
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Seopf Ocr'@co0Ifertng betrdgt 5.3
@ulbel, lpo5l nod 70, ,000,00 g}ltIbeI
filr Soatruetjeu beretret peroen
miiiien. 9lltf Der @oits Don 53 Su.
ibel pro &opf pitroen ettpa 10000
600 @ltibel flir bent @rport iibrig
.bIeiben, lpp3u aQer0lngs nod 75,.
|00G, 900 glti6el alter 8eijelt 9in5u-
Jefiigt ner0en nnriiell.
Ter Grport berua i'm letter
1Sa5r ettpa 250,00O,OO0 guffel uuo
im SATIRE porber 333,000,000 9u-
ibel. 9Iber Der 9ltrdIdmitts-grport
Der letten fiinf Sabre belief iidJ nllr
aIf 125, 900, 900 Buibel.
yGie Soiererrtte nitroe un +.
9[ugltIt mlf 1,274, 100000 9ulbeI ge-
idGtt, 5000, 900 Naueniger aIs man
Gm 1. Sult angenolmuel bate, Gber
116,000,000 guibeI ntcfr ais Der
9urhibnitts @rtrag ser lesten fituT
Sabre mar. Der 9urdridprittspreis lit
etiua 40.1 Gent pro Buibel, 90
Gcnt5 meniger als i'm 8orfabre. 9l1r
1. glltgtIt mcren aiIf Den sSarnen
oes 2anoe5 nod 100000 geuIbcl
Safer pom leBteu Sabre oorrdtbig.
.6iir Hie lRoi&el11te tptr6en am +.
gIugl1t 2,777000,000 gHtIbeI oor-
mlsgeidgt, S9,000,000 gufbel ipeni.
0er aIS man am 1. SSuIi geitabt Bat
te. Ter 3lritano beS Ytais mar 5lt
s}cqinn oicieS UlortatS IN oieIegt
GiItnften Elm mehr o6er ipcntq mon.
gelboiter. Gin gutter Hegen Diiroe bic
lcrorts Die grnteau5iidten berbeiiern,
mGbreH0 etn 9InboIten Der Srodert.
belt nod idlpereren Shnoen anritter
wiiroe. GboIeif Ser 4}ots cine ser
6auptidd)lititen 6eloirit6ie in ZEN
Ser. Staoten lit, lit Der Grport per.
boliaiBnabig nir etn geringer, etna
s,uei 4ro6cnt oes GrtragS SIN Ieeten
Sabre mtroen MIR 40,0OO,0O0 9u-
ibel, peuigcr ais 5lpei 8ro3etrt, er'
portirt.
Die Gruteollaitd)tcn IN ge5ug ami
Serite ii1to nm Wforat Salt nm TO-.
600, ,O00C @ll1beI 3uriidecHau8cu.
Dtau erpartet einen grtrag bon t95,'
000,0 900 9uIbel, 42,000,00O 2+uibel
neuiger aIs i'm Iebten Satire
.Tie Iabaf .grilte miro altf Lt9I.
100000 9Sflno peronitIagt, mebr
ais III irgeno eineH Sabre erjieIt
.p2roen mar.
Ger 9lpfeI- -Grtrag oeripritt im
Qlnhihnitt elm 8iemIIdl outer 5u
nes6elL abcr Die 4firiitr grnte luiro
nur cine gerinae ieiu.
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Memu,iitbis
SinS 5iuei jnsenolid,e 3nrdbrenne.
rinncn nus Tapton, 8.

Sm GetDabriam bes Sueenbserldts
befinben ii9 3ur 3eit 3pei iisenbli6c
9urhbrtnnerinnen aus 0dptou, O.,
bi. seitern albenb bon Der poli3ei auf>
gesriffen fpurben.
Geutnant Rinser unb poli5iTt
SritIhler nabmen gsftern Mbsnb an
Der 0ierten unb plum Strabe 5tpei
holbnii1fse Wdbden f.f, bic ibneu
Derbd4tig bortamn unb bic junaen
Oamen gaben in Der Capitalization
nad tiir3em Dsrbor aud gu. oaB iis
Dor etipa Wodenfriit ibren gltern in
Oabton, 8. burhgebrannt pareH. Sic
eaben ibre Ramen als GDelpn Stping,
IT Sabre aft Don glo. $3.50 mef
0riite Strabe, ,Oabton, g.. unO
Glifabetb Warman, II Sabre aft,
BON go. 300 Spitler 2lpenus. Dapton,
Sbio.
Jbren 9lnaa6.n sufolse iparsn iie
bon gu Sauie bur9gebrannt. neil lie
bon i1ren gltern. ibrer aniidt na4,
su itreng 5ebanbelt fpurben. Wiit ibren
seringen Spargrof6en iam.n iie bier
an, in Der 6offnuug, iebr balb 9ee
ifdftisuns finben su t0nnen. Sn bies
ier 8orausfebung iaben iie iib jebo4
enttduitt unb ba bic SparpfeTnige
isbr balb aufge3ebrt tparen, 6atten
bic bsiosn 9urhbrennsrinnen in ben
lebten 5asen biiiere Notb gsIitten
unb paren babsr bsrslih frob. als iie
BON Der poliaei aufaesriffen tpurben.
Sic finb naiiirfif nur au gerne nil
lens gu Mutterns ao6topfsu suriids
sufebren unb perii6erisn 9eutndnt
Rinser, bab fie ME pietsr auf Guts
bedunasrsifen aussefen tpiirben. 9i.
poli3ei pirb iid bsute nit ben 9lnges
boriaen Der beibeh Mdbden in Der
6inbuno ieben.
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8iq bic 3inpeu6 Smprooement aHo.
eiatipn bic 2inwoub sdille
ipiiieu

Die linipcob Improvement QliIoz
citation bat geitern bic 9robung, baB
lie bte aonbemniruHg Der 2inpooo
S6ule beantrdgen niirbe, pabr qez
madt. Sn Der seitern 2tbenb ftattgez
habten 0eriommIung Der 8ereiniqung
puroe 2eonarb CARRIER, Der 8orIiser
bes S6ultommittees angsrpieieu, bic
not6isen Shritts gu t6un. um ben
Staats @ebdubsinfpettor CUR &on>
bemnirung bes ShulgebGubes su perz
dnluNen, neil bosfelbe dnaebli6 6auz
fdlia unb feuergefdbrlit 1T urb ni4t
ben 8orf6rifteu bes Gtaats gaufos
Der sntipridt.
Die 9sielFddft ipor in Der lebten
3eit usrftiebentli9 bsim S6ulrat6
in Der qngelegshbeit ooritellig aapor<
ben, aber bic 6erren sdulrdtbe bat
ten itsts srtldrt, baB bas @ebdube a6z
iolut fi4er fei.
5erner ipurbe gelegentli8 Der ges
itrigen geriammlung Elm &ommtttee
erndnnt, I'M fir cine gerlGnqeruug
Der Delta 9toenue Strabnbabnlinie
bis gum 4ult parf al pirten.
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s,rOteitautiider @aiienuerein.

Ger goritano oes Geitifen slllsc,
inein Eroteiiartiidct WaiicflDereiilS
periannnelte iid eeitern abenb inl
Gsaiieitbals unter Boriis oes HrGii.
belter Serrm 9on. Gberoron iino Der
Nrotofoafiibriing bes Gefretdr5
Serrn 3. Steinbod). Tenn @eridDt 0es
Waiienpaters serrn @ilitap 2ambet
eiifolge beberbergt bas sSeim gegen-
ipartig 92 Sfinoer, BON Arelden 80
Msaiien lnb 60 S5aIbtpaiien iino. Iic
bon Serrn Siidnrb &oepfe aeleitete
SomncrifaiIc tanibrt iid, cuffs geite
un6 bic ainber nebnnen init sSreiroen
am llnterriht tbeil. Fem Werid)t Der
Jinailsbeunten 5iiirIge bctriig Der
6aiierrbcitail0 bergangenen Wspnat
$8117.60. Tie ginrabmen i'm 2anfe
bes DionatS itellten lid, altf $420.S2
uitb bic gliiscnben dui $2i65.3S, 10.
bnB Der Iaufenoe Nfonot nit einent
Neiinnb BON S669S.0i begonnen
iulrr0e. glitfflabneoeIlihe fir orei
ainbcr lageit Dor iirb elm aiu6 ipur.
be nufaenotfinien. 9ie slnsiiftcn fit
cine 'itnrfe HetbciIiginlg alt Der Or
f1triicr nod Sn6innnpcIis allm borti.
oen 3aiienfeit ihib be oIIerbciteil.
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Mnf mad Gpneb Sslanb
gass bereit fur ben ausiIns Der Gen.
tral @ine Cir. gniincf Nii.

so lauiet morsen bic parole fir bic
Central 9ine Strabe, ienen 1heil Der
Gtrabs, Der ii9 pom aanal Biz CUR
WcUiden Qlpsnue eritrett. gu1 bic
Qeute in ben Rsbeniirabsu iinb eins
eelaben, ben Gag IN gonep Sslanb gu
psrbrinssn unb srpar als Sdite Der
Central 0ine Strabe guiineb 4Ios
citation. 9isie lsbiere @ereinieuns Don
@ef9dftslsutsn bat ben Musflus arr
ransirt unb nitt ipeniser als 10000
1idets unter bic aeuts sebraht. Do
pirb &c an 9eiu6 nidt feblen. Die
Miislisber Der Dereinisuns perfams
meln iih 8ormittass obsn an Der
WcMliden apsnue unb sieben untsr
ilinaenbem Spiel bic Dine SfraBe
binuntsr iibsr ben 9roabipdp na4 Der
Ddmpfsriperfte. syiir gmiifement Der
8eiuher finb sroBartise 0orbereituns
gen aetroffsn unb es sibt Dergniiaen
Fir Sung unb glIt. sri. Spannuna
ipirb bem Ronteif sniaeaenaefeb.n.
burb ben entihisben iperben fpll, iper
bic Sd0nbeiisiDnisin IN.
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Seb,uer selittem
!6aber i'm W1onat SuIi 6ie balipti6A'
liditen sSeIbfriidyte oeS 2aloes.
Irofet6eit rn0 95ttiefterplage tperben
aIs ole SaiIptllriahe genautt.
Die @ei5an., Safer unO Wais.Grnte
iniro BEN eebeaten grlpartlln.
gen nidt ertiprefen.

u 8aibtngton, .. g., 8. Glua.
,SnfoIge BEG trofenen Wetters, pes
grfranfens oieler Rflan5en llnO Der
Sniefteltplage hoben Die baltptiodllt1'
iteu TeIofriittc i'm Suufe ocS Otonats
Suli itrper gclitteu, uni Der 5u @e'
ginr bes Ssitli pom glderbau'Iepurte-
ment errpartete grtrog oes g8et5ens
tpuroe nm 105, 100000 guibel, Der
oeS Deais Inn So, 100000 9ltibel unO
oerfentge oes S5aTer5 INT 43,000, ,0OU
guIbel reou5irt.
Gin gSeBeuertrag Don 654 ,000,'
600 8l,fbeI, pie er NM fitr oieies
Sabr pcrmlsgeIagt lit, lpiir6e Die Be
Siirfniiie oes 9alt0es, Die iib auf rt'
ma 620O00,000 @lribeI bclauiet,
rcid,Iid Dcfen. limo es Dilroen nod
24,0O0,00O guihel mir ben Grport
cerbleiberL cbne oaS mlBeroroentlid,
groBe Glnatrtitm nod, oorboubenen
cltet g9ei3ens, has etua 10000, 900
guibel betrigt.
1te auf 2,777, 100000 8ribel &C.
idntte Wtais-Grnte iii, oboIeib Inn
100000 @ltfbel geriluer, als in
lebten Wtpnat Qnqeuomnlen mur0e,
bod nodI Inn 45. 900. 900 @uibel gr6.
Ser oI5 Der 4lu6ldluittsertrag Der
Ieetcn mini Sabre. Ger Dlai5 lpIrnc
infolge Der Srcferheit IN oieIcn
Ciiiriften nnrnelrtlid IN Sflaho1nd,
&anias unto @diiouri. itpper geihd-
Oigt uno Die grnte miro besbal5 m
bielen Gi'triftcn cine mebr ooer min.
Der mangeIbofte iein.
IaS Observation-Disclosures erIicb
am 9ieiItog nahItebeiloe GrfIGrung:
,Icn grrteauaIidten am 1 gtpgtlit
5itfolge miro mir elm nritteImaBlger
Grtrag Don 654 WitTLioncn @iIibeI
g8ei5en pormlsgeiagt. 105Loo0,O ,O90
guiheI ipeniger, aI5 om L. -SuIi ange'
nominet fborben mar.
y@1brenN oe5 Iebten Whnat5 giltl
gen Die @rnteaislIhten IN 9e5ua oltf
Sonnter1rei3en irn 100000 Srl'
ihel unb biejeitieen IN @ejug alf
@irtertpei5cr 1mu34, 900 900 8uabd
5uriif. Die Gunlitdt DIS 98interpei'
sens lit cine 5ieirlicb gte, i'm Ser
aleit 81 Der arnlieltnen GualttGt i'm
ietter Sabre. Sic Gndlttdt 0es Cont
mer1pei5cns lit nod nidlt oelinitip
feitgaiteIlt ober ans benr gegenpdrtis.
gen 3llitanoe ocSieIbcn fam geidloi.
ien ipcroen, boB er nur bon lelbtem
@elpidte iein miro.
sGer rprIrlale gSeiieRbeedri pro
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Jn Chicago
Rsbets am DieHitas @tbeHb Serr ebar'
les 6. Susbes gu einem sabIrsis
den qutlitum.
Gr sriff Don nsusm bic aomiRiitra'
tion beitiJ an.
llnS srtldrts, Sob i5rs S9rpd4e Dem
aanbe beinabe gum gerbdnss
nib setporoen lei.

Chicago, S. 2lusuit. Serr
Charles 6. Susbes iasts an 8ienitag
4benb einsm aubsToteentli9 5GhIrels
den publiium, Oaa fib in G4nasos
srobsm GoIiieum s.asefunbsn bate,
in ipslhem Der repablitanifte PrGli-
bentidaits &anbtodt nomiHirt NOR
ben mar, mas er tbun perbe. fulls er
gum prdIibentsn Ser Der. Staatsa
sripdblt iusroen folIt, gr srbO5 i6rpss
re 9ei1ulbisunsen Jesen bic sessnz
ipdriise gDminiiirdtion ipeseu ibrst
ansebliden 0srgeuOlng 6finniber
geIbsr unb iaste, iic babe bas aanb
gang urb gar nift etipa aus BEN
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