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feet long by feet deep and door
space 2 feet 8 inches wide. Both
openings extend to the roof and the
3.foot space lat the bottom) is closed
to prevent heavy wind or rain from
blowing on the fowls.
A ventilated door IL inches wide
near the roof at the north side extends
across the house.. This door is opened
In warm weather to ventilate the house
and create draft to cool the interior.
It Is closed in winter.
interior Fittings.
There are two roosts. about 10 feet
long, made from 2 by 3inch lumber,
and dropboard the same length to
catch the droppings of the fowls at
night. These are at the back of the
house. The dropboard is 8 feet wide
and 2 feet above the ground. The
roosts are level tnot one above the
other to cause fighting over which
fowls will enjoy the top roosts), IA
inches apart, with the rear roost IL
inches from the north wall. The
rooStS rest IN notcheS cut In the end
supports, and can be removed at any
time for painting with disinfectant to
kill the mites.
The dropboard can extend along the
west end as shown, and on 1t are
placed the water dish and nests. The
six nests are made Of light packing
boxes or old crates, and each Is u
inches square and u inches high. This
arrangement keeps the water and
nests clean. The nests should be re-
movable like the roosts.
The floor of the house Is made Of a
3-inch layer of rough stone, which ia
covered with well-packed dirt and
filed in level with the top of the sill.
A concrete floor is best, and the earth
floor should be similarly hard and firm
as possible. Fowls are injured by
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New York

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The uncer.
tain status OF the transportation situa-
tion resulting from the prospective
cooling of the eastern railroads to
meet war emergencies again constitut-
cd the chief deterrent in yesterdays
stock market. High grade rails were
offered at extreme concessions of to
almost points, their heaviness grad
ually provoking 1 to 2 point reactions
III prominent industrials.
General news of the day was rather
favorable, railroad earnings taking a
moderate turn for the better, money
evincing further ease and Tires or Ital-
ian exchange making additional recov-
cry from its recent acute depression.
Trading was restricted at all times,
however, and mainly of professional
origin, this being especially observed in
the relative activity and strength of
the more speculative issues. Equip
ments and the war group were later
inclined to throw off the inertia Of rails,
but rallies were little more than tenta-
tive on Indifferent support.
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MORE EGGS FROM POULTRY DURING WINTER

4 By FRANK c. HARE, Clemson Agri-
cultural College)
There are three important reasons
Why the farmers Of our state do not
tbtain more eggs from their poultry
,13iuring the winter months: ~ The
aolewls are kept in unsanitary, mite-in-
s,aaested houses, or roost in the trees ex.
\ posed to Indictment weather. t2)
4 There is a great percentage Of un.
Il profitable fowls In each fiock-roost.
d ers, old hens, and young chickens Of
Ill ages-so there Is no incentive to
feed the entire flock for winter eggs.
10 The fowls are fed mainly on grain
hat will make them fat, and not on
The proper food to make the produc.
Ahve females lay.
II is simple matter to change these
onditions and have eggs to sell IN
winter without materially Increasing
the expense of feeding the fowls.
Sanitary House Needed.-First, re-
model your poultry house, IL neces-
3 sary, and make 1t conform to local con.
4 litions.s If you want to build, erect
9 mouse closed tight on the east and
west sides (and also the north side
- winter) and open on the south or
int.
It need not be an expensive building.
But It should be bright and sanitary.
Ehe most suitable location for a poul.
try house is near some shade or fruit
trees to protect the fowls from the
heat In summer. overheatlng greatly
decreases egg production. The ground
must be dry and preferably of sandy
/ foam.
Building petalIs.-The poultry house
illustrated will accommodate from rs
10 40 fowls, and is 10 feet long and
B feet wide, with the studs z feet
. high IN front and feet at the rear.
Ehe open front of the house 40 feet
Hong, faces the south, so that the sun
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breathing air filed with dust. Board
floors soon rot and har5or rats and
mice unless raised high of the ground,
us in SQUAD plant. Cover the earth
floor to depth of 6 inches with straw
or clean litter. Scatter the grains
In this litter and make the hens
scratch for every kernel.
The house is now complete and
ready for the fowls, but when remod-
cling an old poultry house with crev.
ices in the walls in which mites can
breed, it is advisable to cover the In.
terror with building paper fastened on
with laths. Whitewash t. walls, and
the house will be free of mites and
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oPENFRoHr HOUSE FOR SMALL POULTRY FLOCK.

Eight will reach the entire floor and
keep 1t dry.
First, cut'two pieces 10 feet long and
two pieces z feet 4 inches long Of 4
by 4inch lumber for the stills. Lay
these on the ground, level. and nail.
Then erect five front studs feet long
and four back studs 5 feet long. Put
up the two center studs, the plates,
and the rafters.
Cover the frame with tongued and
grooyed flooring laid vertically, wealth.
pr boarding laid horizontally. or wide
blamed or unplaned boards with the
cracks covered with / by 3-inch bat
hens.
In the, front leave an opening Z
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peyeIopment of Wlr.leas.

Experiments have been made In
Sweden with form of wireless trans
mission and reception enabling an avi.
ator in flight to have communication
with the earth; other experiments
have been made with contrivance
which is believed to BIO able to direct
the course Of torpedoes from alrplanes.
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A number Of young women % 81.
Peters Catholic church met last eFel.
ing at the home Of Miss Eatheyyn
Bremen on Pennsyisania avenue to dis
cuss PLANK for the Organization Of a
chapter OF the Daughters Of Isabella.
an auxiliary to The Knights OF Column
bus. The organization was not effect
ed bat will be in the near future. Fol-
lowing the business meeting refresh
ments were served.
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For example. there is tie flower pot
pictured today. Telephone shields,
door stops. nut bowls, window boxes,
book holders, coat swingers and fancy
bits of furniture are among the prac.
teal articles which acquire distinction
by liberal applications OF gay oil col
trs.
Designs copied from antique furui
ture or ancient wall paper are corsid
cred especially smart.
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Business Meetlnn.

Members of the Baptist church have
called special meeting of all menr
bers to be held at tho church on Sat.
urday afternoon. at this time the
resignation of Rev. j. H. Cost will
be considered.
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FARMS FOR SALE

IDEAL FARM for sale-Four hundred
and eight acres. good house two
tenant houses. barn, peach orchard Of
1000 trees, two hundred acres OF good
timber. sufficient supply OF water 10
Gated on country road leading 70
Aurora. and two miles south Of N. a
K. Junction. Union district, church
and school building within onequar
ter mile. ANY further information de
sired. Address R. Mcvicker. Rowles
burg. w. Va. 11.2o-2st3i2s
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When women put down their knit.
ting needles to make Christmas pres.
ents. they seldom care about using
needles OF another kind. They want
a different medium, something 10 take
the stiffness out of their fingers. This
may account for the tremendous popu-
larity Of painted decorations on some
OF the seasons most charming gifts.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
REPORT OF The CONDITION OF

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Farmers & Merchants Bank.
located at Fairview. in the state OF
West Virginia at the close Of business
Nov. Goth, 1917.
Organized May 18th, 1899. Bank
first began business February 18th,
1900.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ......S4S9,Sss.67
overdrafts, secured and IN
cured observation-disclosures. 3,14b.S9
Stocks and securities, In
GLIDING premiums $3.50. 52,t57.sS
Banking House .......... 100000
Furniture and fixtures 80. 4,0S7.19
Other real estate owned !. 1,o97.04
Due from Banks .......... 13,449.5g
Checks and other cash
items ................. 2ss.9s
Lawful money Reserve in
Bank .................. 12,972.2S
Expense and interest paid. 1864. 65
Total ................. $500, 25o. SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in.... 100000
Surplus fund ............ 100000
Dividends unpaid ....... 1890
Undivided profit ......... 30,S23.70
Due to Banks ............ 7,730.91
Deposits Viz:
Subject to check 90.729.42
Time certificates 365,363.S9
Savings Deposits 1,443.S2 457,537.22
Total ............ .....s5ss,25o.ss
State Of West Virginia,
County OF Marion.
!. o. E. Morris, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of Nov. 1917.
H. W. EDDY,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. sth,
1922.
o. E. MORRIS,
Cashier.
]. Y. HAMILTON,
NIMRoD HAUGHT,
]. H. BURNS,
Directors.
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IGI ASST led AID ER IsINC sl|
ONE CERT A WORD CASH vrTa ORDER |
-WANTED

WAITED = oid False Teen. non:i
matter II broken. I pay $500 TO
$500 per set Send by parcel post
and receive check by return man.
l. Mazer, 2o07 S. Fifth ST.. Philadel.
phia, Pa. 11-15.2st.s0ss
WANTED or furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address Boz
514s West Virginian. i1.2s-stails
WANTED-5 to 10 tons OF Is or 20
pound rails. VIII pay good price II
delivered at Shinnston before the 9Th
q December. Write P. A. Sacci, Boz
100 City. 1l-27-2ts15i
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Vacation.

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and
there will be no school in Monongsh
either tomorrow or Friday. School
will convene as usual on Monday
morning.
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PERSONALS.


Thomas Trader was in Fairmont for
a short while yesterday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips were
in Fairpont yesterday evening as SO.
cial callers.
Edward Charlton was among the
recent out of town callers in Fair.
mont.
James Facemire was an out of town
social visitor in Fairmont on Monday
evening.
"Jodie" higgins of near Kingwood
who has been visiting here for the
past several days has returned to his
home.
William Walters of Wheeling was
among the recent business transactors
in Monongah during the week.
David ollker was in Monongah dur.
Ing the week attending to business.
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MONONGAH
Staff TO Meet.

The Black Diamond Temple No. G
Pythian Sisters will have some work
for Thursday evening. November 60
and requests all Of the members OF
the degree STAG to be at the hall
promptly at o'cloak.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Nov. acknowledgements
flat here after corn and oats would
have the same preference as wheat in
the movement of railroad freight led
yesterday to sharp setback of grain
values. Corn finished heavy. Ia net
lower to Y advance with January 1903
to 1908 and May 11s1s to 11Sss. Oats
held net gain of Is to Is. The out
come for provisions ranged from 80
cents decline to rise of 70 cents.
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the ior Amern
Flag 70 display patriotic holidays arranged supply
o. our readers rduousy small that
ng oas almost doubled in the
tne above coupons consecuy
with 80
cents extra for mailing 80 " '' -e'
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Official Board.

OFFICIAL Board.
The Official Board of the. Baptist
church met at the church yesterday
evening for a special meeting. Only
routine business was taken UP.
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RooMs-FURNTsHFD

FURNISHED RooM--Lnree, near
South Side Bridge. s1.75 single two
SIPS each. 610 Second St, neal
Christian church. t1.16.tESl05.
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SAVE This COUPON
SAVE THIS COUPON
AMERICAN FLAG COUPON
NUMBER 1S9

Present three OF these
OF The
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Monday night. pocket boOk con.
tanning money and pass to Washing
ten. Lost between Mccray's store and
Walters store, Madison St. Return
to West virSinian 11.?7-lt-Sl56
LoST-one pouch pocketbook contain.
ing s14.03. Finder return to W. o.
Morris at Fairmont Grain & Milling
Co. and receive reward. 1l.2S.2t-S15s
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WANTED Carpenters-four weeks in,
side work. Good mechanics CSC per
hour. Ammons & Co. at Marion Pro.
ducts Co. 11-26-6t-3147.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
W4NfEDSRodman. Cali at room
500, Jacobs Bldg. Monongahela
Valley Engineering Company.
11-10.tf.S074.
WANTED-First class mechanic. AID.
ply Hall Garage Company.
WANTED-Boy about a years or over
for about two weeks. Apply Fair.
mont Printing & Publishing Co, Mon.
roe St. 11.26-tf-3145
WANTED-Accountants who have
had good experience in corporation
accounting. Permanent position. Ap.
plications will be considered confiden.
tally. Give full particulars as to age,
experience and salary and length OF
time required to make change. Ad.
dress Ernst & Ernst. Public Account.
ants, 22o2 First National Bank Build.
ing, Pittsburgh Pa.
11.2s.st,814s.
WANTED Carpenters-four weeks in
side work. Good mechanics CSC per
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Die Wiefeufda dalad,t an Der
Weftfrpat nod TIM
Uanse.
Oo4 f&iHer bic 5tdmpFe dm Jrsitas
.Dezig1 beftiper Mrt ssDdsu
gu ieiL
afs biss asa 9OHnsrfas Der Sal par.
griteH mtS syrapujtn bebalptsa.
,n<itre gortbeits errunsea u
tdben.
0ie Deuaf4en boscseH erndrrn, ale
aagziHs bes Jeinbes o0ed&ta-a
gen 81 babn.
Die RuHn beribteH ilbsr beftiges
artinrriefener Der 9arti4eu seseu
ibre pofitionsu.

Berlin 4. Wai. ilesr 9onhou.
Den britH@en 5ruppeu seIanq 8 am
9ouneriiaa uus Gresuop uub eiuen
ileineu 9heiI uniersr oorberIeR Srd,
ben Bel gull.eourt 3u usbmeR, bsibt
.s IN Ser pd5reHb bes Sases DOM
bsuti4en srpben Sauptquartier er'
IaHsnsH offi5ieIIsn BeiaHntma4uns.
Die 9eutften madteu In ben adm'
pfen mebr als 1000 Sefdngere. Die
G9Io9t IN an BEN britii4eu S6siI
Der Grort au4 am Jreitag nod IN
SaHse.
0broli& Don ber GoiFonsa aRbeims.
2iHie iiHb bic artilleris DuelIe ,ptes
Der in pOtlem @aRgs. am Donnrritas
perlcreubis GraHsOi.n srbn @sropIdne
on Der reifIi4sn Sront. Die Be
tanHtma6ung Iautst nj. fdet:
rDeitti9e syront: 4rmeesrlipps bes
aronprinsen Ruppre4t: On Der 4rs
ras Grpni. spiiden Odepille unb
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Der 8riten. ON elmer 18 UlsiieH Ian
esHStrede burfSubre6en. miblunssn,
pbslei9 16 bis IL 9ibiiioHeu Hn9
febr aarisr MISUNDERSTANDING
baran ibeiInabmsn. Bon Sasess
anbrud an bis fpdt IN bic Radt biu'
Elm brafeH pieberhoIte 4Hsriff. Der
griien Dor uniereu einien uno unter
nrferen 9.senonsriifsn 3ifommen.
90 ssIans BEN Geinb nur in Gresnop
ein3ubrinssn. Sn Der Rdbe oon 9ulles
court lisbsn iuir tin,u .IeinnsbeiI Der
bcrbsriten Grdbsn in ben SGnben bes
5einbes. Die GGld6t Durbe om
sJreiiag Rorsea- Bel Sastsan6ru9
fortgefeetA Sds Berbdlten uHisrer
sruppen IN iibr alss Cob srbaben.
euber zen iebr i8tDsrsu gsrIuiien.
pslhe Der Beinb srIittsu bat.
babsn mir mebr als 1000 GefaHgsns
ssnld&t. Die Sbatioae, bob ber5einb
iiib6HIi4 bon arrus srObs Rapallerie.
maien nnssfnmmeIt bat. bslpsiF. mel.
DE SOffnunssn bic 8ri.ea auf bieisn
alHsriT ssisbi battsu.
yrcut bes stroHprin5sn Sriebri9
Wilbtlm: .s0rbIi6 BON br @oiffOns.
Rheins Ginis III cine ersSr artilIe.
ski9faat IN G1aos @k p bon
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grGniGBt pItr6e his 9euoufrdtioR
SsI9 bic Don Ieiltu.nff On bic
gm6r.ea eeiaitts &as& :
in pst4er sr his DerF&eurag shS
baB RuBIGlb bis sIuu pesrd-
6en Gubs
Grsu su ben gtaiEten baltru sairoe
Die SeIesGtea ertLGrsa h6b re uHn
Eid9t Die proutforiife &ssirrlnS
biz MaG4t N 9dnhsu
bdtteR-

ct Qetersburs, 4. Dat -
DIN Oouueritug ianOn pier Ie3r srTpe
0enontrGtioneu Don SolDdteu uiI3
glrbeiterH geseH ben UtIREfsr oes
gleub1ert, UtiliutoiL fGtt. SrISpsn
Don S.oloatea DerlGmmelteu llQ roc
bem Sauptguartier Der ProDqOtsiden
ReaierunS, rotbe 5abneR tEageu6, MT
sSSui9riftea, pel9e bic RsrgHatloE oeS
ustniiters unb Der prooHorHden He'
oieruna perldRgten. SGulenDe DOE
So!bateu u1to 9lr6eiberH Our43oJen
bic Ssaot, .gsisber init JdIintoif' MS
feHo.
Seit suriger Set berri4te lnruhs
m Der StaDt, neil man dnfing oapon
iiberseagt gu ieiR, DGb Der W1nriter
nibt nit bem Don ben Solodtel irlb
9lrbeitsrn etIIeenourmenen Stduos
punt lpuputhiiire. Ser ieBige 4us'
bru6 mar eiue birstte GoIse bes ums
itonbes, bag bus UeiutIterium oes
geubsreH tiir3Iid Die a1tirten gsd:io'
nsn bsna9riatigte, bab RublGno istne
geuuibuueeu in Dem Srisse gegeH be
UtutelmGcbte ni5t eiHftsqeu unb fet-
uen ben aIitrtsu segeliiber etilgeean'
aensn 8erpilt9tunsen ftreng nabtorn'
men uiiroe. Sis SoIbdteu uno Grs
better srtlGrten, oab re hGtteu III
Rdtbe ge3ogen perbeH folsu, sRe stds
Qptt absei9itt plrbe.
I'm 0onnerifag perfdurmeIten tt1
ii6eraq uuf ben 6fFeutIi6en Pld3eu
Rsui9eHmaifen, bic ben Reben por
SSibrern Der Solbaten uuo 4rbeitsr
lauI6ten. Dis am 2lbeno Die grbeiter
bic iydbriten perlnben. 5Oseu re. rotbe
i5lbneu trog.no. bur6 Die StrdBsn.
en- elmer 9erfdmmlung bon 8sIe1us
ten unb qrb,itsrn purbe bic giiours
siues Soufitioustabinets befitrportet.
.Sp1ter no6ute ods GretuttpzSpnrUits
tee oes Ratbes elmer SiBurs oer pros
.oiforifbeu Gsoifrung BEL
Qm glbeub fanoeu aud fhipdhe De
morfrattonen gu ejuritsn Der Reggie
rurq taft. Der 0urmdSgsrdiicsnt
Rob,iartp forbert. bic 9eute unf, ben
9rtea fortsufeben. Zig tiu beg ruff
Iben 9oltrs piiroiser Siss errunqsn
lei.
gIs Der Teinifer TtitiutpFf bic
lRanner nit Der Sri6rtft pgtisber NIT
MiliutpfF Fu6. bteIt sr BON bsm gols
ION ees shlofTss uus cine Reos on Die
Demortrdrten, IN Der sr irste, bdS er
ss5a un galhasSH. eStf Ra5IaHs ba'
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O6 Der Derf69nIi4e Getft, Der in
ber gebeimen SiBung 6eurertbar 'par,
au9 auf nte Utafeu ii6ertrdgeu Dor@
ben 1T, bleibt nod auaufpurRn
Srii6 am Morgen tamen 9eIegatiouen
DOR Der GarndOu DON SfarstOe Selo
m ct. petersburg on urb iibsrbra9'
ten bic @rf9erung, 0Gb bte gan3e
@urntfon birrter Der prOrdorii3en Re'
gierung febe.
lin brei uhr am Treitug Rd6mtt'
tag mdrIHirten oiete hu1rbert Jabrtt'
arbeiter WtGrner. fSrauer uro
Suaber - inter 8prdrmor'6 elmer
ftdrier @btbeiIung SoIboten, iber ben
gtepstp Brofpeft, Bonner NIT Der Slt'
.f6rtft ryfe6er NIT Der prO1i'oriIrteu
Regierire trugenb.
4bgefehen BACON mar es an 5reitdg
stemfid rltbig, iberau 1T Gber RE
Sparrrrng go bewerten, bte burh bic
gretgrifie bonn OoHneering eutFur'
BEN IT.
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0erIiaer apmlnentar
.ueber BEN Befud bsT Brit
ttf@en nab frdH10ft'
f&sH g ommiifioa
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2onbOn. - She Beriiaz 5sttuns GIa
|Rttsag 5eipriGt IN etnsa r0srIegsn.
belt IN Ser Snirpti.aot Gmeritns-
iiberf6riebenem @rtitd bie Rduisat.
ber britH4>frGrs5fi DIN Ti8iOa mad
WaI6tagtou. Gs beiba bcrtr,. bob nod
f66neu RebeH nzS Deit8c3euOeu al
aemeiueu BerfprsfuIssn Die gatsIts'
6er Der RnMniHionsa 81 Der ns6er'
seusnua eetommen ietsR, baB bs gsr,
5.aateu ieins S4ifie Glf be Set
saitberH t6unen pHo Sdb. nebeu6et,
bas Reer bon bsa bertf4eH nnterjse'
booien beberrf9t fultbe DIE Set
tung fiiet bir,u, BAT Die DorIs5eH an
fyrantrtith un6 syia.isa nidts pefser
ols Srtntgslber isia. bic ben 8oed
bdbeu, biefe 2dnoer II bera9i9eu.
.Dir unterI6dseu BE ameritanti5
Sefabr ni&t, mo r, tutrtEic9 srtfHf,
uGrni6 nab BEN Srisse tn tommer'
sieIen Qua.legenbeitsH-, Tagt bic Set'
tuna. fir Die Gu1sublt6li6en PEE
biirfrtfTe Der grter:. bat Gmeri!d
aber peiter ui6ts ~ ofFerleI ais
cine leere gieri6aLs,
Die sdnse Dutb osr IN Bai5ir9'
ton perfammelten GefefI6oFs tUtro
besbaI6 an ben Rsutraleu dusge!diieu
2ebensmitteI, bic uj.tt nab ergIazb
oef6idt tperben f6rrnl foIleu a,rh
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