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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-23
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

II napkin rings are lacking when camp
ing out or anywhere where there is a
crowd, use snap clothespins, writing each
persons name upon the wooden pin.
To keep milk toast from becoming
soggy, serve the boiling buttered milk
in a covered pitcher, so that each per-
son may himself pour it on his toast
Chicago Record Herald.
When cream is only slightly sour it
may be made delicious to serve with
buildings, ETC., in the following way:
Put it into basin with the juice of a
lemon and tablespoonful of sugar, and
whip until quite stiff. This treatment
makes it excellent, and increases the
quantity at the same time.
When the patent buttons pull off of
mems overalls and jackets, replace them
by cutting button from discarded
garment, leaving piece of goods about
an inch square on the button. Then
push the button through the hole left
BY the button pulling out and leave the
piece of goods on the wrong side. Then
sew around the square, firmly attaching
he button to the new goods. This is a
rood way to attach buttons to childrens
,lothes where there is a great deal of
'train.-Woman's World.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-23
BigRedPiInpIes
DisfiguPedFaCe
Large and Fierce-looking. Burned
and Itched So Could Not Sleep.
, Boxes Cuticura Ointment and 8
Cakes Soap Healed. Cost $I.75.

Il began to have big red pirnples
break out on my face. They were large
and fierce-looking and festered. They
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-07

Church service aboard
the y. S. S. Newport,
New York State S nau-
teal school for cadets
training to be officers
in the United States
Merchant Marine. The
schoolship hs" just re-
turned from three
months cruise and is
at anchor in the Hud-
son River. Int. F,mco.
On the right-A recent
scene on the Russian
front. Loyal Russian
troops doing their best
to prevent the retreat Of
deserters. On the right
is Captain Gerard. OF
the Russian army, who
is attached to the Brit
ish armored car. as in
terpreter.
rndcricood q Cndorro"d.
Below-Members Of a
silk stocking" divi-
sion Of the draft army
local Board Division
No. l29) lined up in
front Of their head
quarters at the Amer
lean Museum Of Nat
ural History, before
their departure for
Xank,nL
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20

pounds and were fed TO make an aver.
age gain Of 100 pounds n pig for each
lot.
The self fed pigs In the dry lots were
ready for market earlier, required less
labor, gave greater returns for feed
consumed aud. based upon the aver.
ages OF the Kansas City market for the
last five years, would have sold for -
cents more per hundredweight ut the
time they finished in the experiment
Adding TO the gain In market price
the saving in feed, which amounted 10
90 cents head, and the saving Of la
Dor, which. at the lowest estimate,
when rs many as a carload OF hogs are
fed, would amount to one hour a pig.
there resulted a gain OF approximately
sl.G5 n bead
The self fed pigs on alfalfa and rape
pastures were ready Tor market only
one and onc-haf days earlier than
allowed In three months n saving Of
ca. cents worth of concentrates pig.
The pigs were pastured on alfalfa at
the rate Of eighteen an acre, which
gave surplus of forage. This shows
a return OF S12lJ an acre for the al
falfa pasture. Two cuttings OF hay
had been removed before the feeding
period began. Figured on a five months
pasturing season there Is n return Of
S20.25 an acre.
Based upon the saving Of concen-
trates, the rape pasture gave return
OF slG.20 for the three months feeding
period Figuring Tor four months
pasturing season, there is a return Of
S2iCO an acre
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
STYLE CHAT.
Il 10 Even Said That Cash.
mere 10 Coming In Again.

One OF the popular models Is built Up
In beige, broadcloth ana satin. the long
redingote. whose skirt is fullcd to the
body Of the coat around the waist line,
being OF the broadcloth trimmed In self
color braid, while the skirt and waist.
coat are OF satin Of the same color.
Braid Is the natural trimming for a
redingote model, but II Is 10y no means
limited TO this type of models. in
decd, one Of the trimmings most insist
entity exploited this season.
Possibly the liking for military ideas
accounts for its sudden popularity. but
II is not confined to the discreet MILL
tary notes IN fashions and IL used In
many forms. ranging In width from
ming through all weaves OF silk and
metal and used upon oil kinds OF ma.
terial from net TO fur.
II enters well into the scheme Of the
blue serge frock. which IL, as always.
in great demand for the early autumn
marked of over its entire surface into
big blocks by narrow. fat black silk
braid other models are trimmed Ia
many straight bands or In soutachc
embroidery or in military lines upon
contrasting color A clever little blue
cashmere frock has fiat two inch silk
braid plaided in dark blue, green. white
and yellow to relieve Its somberness.
And, by the way, one hears more
about cashmere than usual II has
been a staple ever since we can re-
member and particularly In demand
for mourning and for old ladies' frocks,
but in this day Of wool fabric scarcity
all good wooden stufs find their oppor.
tunity. and several good houses are
sponsoring models Of wool cashmere in
both light and dark tones. The cloth Is
fine Of finish, light and supple. so II
really has much TO recommend II. and
though. like all woolens. II has risen In
price. 1t Is not so very expensive even
now.
Broadcloth, too. never entirely out of
favor, but not during recent years IN
the front rank Of things modsh. Is 10
be much used The velours or suede
finish wooden stuffs are the height Of
the mode, but in their handsome grades
they are high OF price. so the thrifty
must needs turn To other wool stuffs
or TO silks.
Small quantities OF the handsome
velvety suede cloth aud its kin are fire..
quently used for trimming the dark
serge frock. the warm reds being espc-
clally liked for such use. though beige
and gray and leather and green and
old medium blues and puppies are used
too.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
HARDY WHEAT STRAIN.
interesting Result OF Experiments al
Nebraska College OF Agriculture,

The Nebraska College Of Agriculture
reports gratifying results as regards
yield and weather resistant powers for
strain No. GO, variety Of wheat tina;
has been developed on the experiment
farm. Last winter was unusually Sc
we're aud particularly hard on winter
grain. OF ninety-ave varieties OF Tur-
key Red wheat under test at the sta
tion No 90 outdistanccs all others In
vitality and weather resistance.
Furthermore, on another field where
thlrty-hye Of the best strains OF wheat
from the surrounding twelve states
were being tried out for production and
yigOr under Nebraska conditions all Of
the wheat winter killed These results
indicate that 80. co cNcels all these 9th
er varieties IN hardness aud ability TO
Withstand weather extremes.
As this variety in addition TO being
selected for winter resistance is also a
remarkably good yielder, II appears
that the average Nebraska farmer can
Increase his dependable yield Of wheat
by the extensive use Of this seed
Country Gentleman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
Groom Cows With a Stiff Brush.

Cleaning the cows or aud groom
ing them keeps them In better condi-
tion. Grooming with good brush
makes a pleasant circulation OF the
blood through the system. which Is
noticeable In the increased amount OF
milk. Many persons are careful to
curry their horses and feel that II is
beneficial TO them. which no doubt II
IL. Then why should not COW be
benefited also? have also found that
II Is good thing 10 massage the udder
few minutes before starting to milk.
] strip the COWS thoroughly.-Fsrm and
Fireside.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20

There Is q place of sayory grace.
Most scrupulously clean.
Where every pots without a spot
And sterilzcd each bean,
Where system rules the very tools.
Ana every cooks a queen.
There day by day the gold and gray.
From howell ana estate.
Bring garden truck TO try their luck
Before II Is too late,
For Hoover claims that frugal danes
Can seal "A nations fatel
oh. you may knit and do your bit.
Or YOU may cut and sew,
or you may strive car TO drive
Or WELD a spade and hoe,
But there's a thrill when Jars you IN
None but prcservers knowl
FOR there Is Joy without alloy
In saving every beet.
30 put up lam for Uncle Sam
Is solemn work-and sweet!
And stripes and stars with rows Of jass
May keep us from defeat
Anne y. L. Field OF the visilantea
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
SELF FEEDING HOGS PAYS.
Interesting Result Of a PIG Fatteniri
Experiment In Kansas.

Self feeding OF fattcning hogs is rap.
idly Increasing because OF the scarcity
of farm labor, the high market prices
OF hogs and the high prices Of feeds.
Self feeding experiments at the Kan.
sas agricultural experiment station
have given interesting results. Ninety
Duroc-Jersey pigs were fattened for
market. They were divided into fifteen
lots, three OF which were hand fed and
the others self fed. some on pasture
aud others in dry lots.
The pigs were started In the expert
mcnt with an average weight OF fifty
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
r 4. + 1. 4. + 4. 4. I. 4. + + 1. 1. 4. r 4.
LIVE STOCK.

I. II takes feed to make big
+ horse. Re sure your draft bred
I. colts are getting enough grain 10
I. Keep them growing.
!. The smaller the flock the bet
!. ter the sheep will do One sheep
!. per acre is the limit aud often
!. that Is too many.
!. If one Of your hcgs ,cts a
/. grudgc against another put them
J. In separate pens. They will do
!. better aud grow faster.
/. Mares bred in November VIII
!. foal In the following October.
!. when the dies are gone and
+ heavy work Is done.
:: There are less than 10 per cent
!. OF all weeds which sheep will not
1. eat. Cattle and horses eat only
!. about half the different weeds.
+ Hogs like company. Don't keep
!. one In a pen alone, but see that
1. the two are good friends.
4.
1. !. + !. !. !. !: 1. 1. !. + 1. 1. + !. -.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
Haisin Bread.

slit four cupfuls of flour into basin
with four tenspoonfuls Of baking pow
der add one cupful Of raislns, one tea.
spoonful Of salt one-half cupful OF
sugar, one tcaspoonfu grated nutmeg,
one well beaten egg and two cupfuls Of
milk. Mix well, turn into well greas-
cl bread pan aud allow to rise for If
teen minutes. Bake In moderate oven
for one hour.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
RIAL EMBROIDERY.

The shape Is most artistic. black satin
corded around the seams and embrold
cred with spray Of rysanthemuins
shaded in pink floss
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20
HANDSOME WORK.
Tho Kind OF Pillow You Begin Early
For Christmas.

Why not utilize odd moments Of your
vacation or leisure hours now embroid.
ering this beautiful gift for mother?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-20

Poland China type u SOW. This
breed %; hogs Is - the lard type.
They are prolific breeders ard fat
ten easily The pigs are hardy and
develop rapidly under ordinary
fam care
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

Die 3liiqlicOcr 0eS oOanenocr.
Gins ser Geuti6en @eiellibait pou
MarDlan0~ periammen iid nd6ltcn
Dicniia0 ytadmitta9s, pieocr i'm @e.
neiuocballie, um @aben an &leiocrn
etc. cntgeeenamebmen mel1e gum
@citen ser glrnien in ,oen areiien Der
gcldi6en OcrlranOt lDerOen iollen.
eSn einem oer am lebten Gienltag db'
gege6cnen &leioungsitiide beimlo iid)
elm mert6ooaes goloenes areli3, mel
dies ma1rIhcinlicb aus @ericbcl
iicdcr aebliebcn mar, ino ioa Der Gi'
aeutbiimcrin mcun tic Iib an ndd'
ten Gicnitag einiinoct, 5uriidGcac5sn
weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
GmpiinOlidye etrafe.

elmer &hite, elm in llr. 90G,
GIorf.2lpc, pobn6aiter 9tegcr, mlBte
eeitern $it5.S0 in Der noropeitliAen
3oli5eiitation 6eroppcu iiir cine Ser
0niiangsia5rt, Oic cr in Dem Pluto
pom George ". BOB Don gtr. 1921
G0nonoion-liue, lmteruomnen bat.
te. @bite, Der ciu 2lngeitellter iq
Der Garage it, wo bob iei 9luto
iIc6eu bat na6u Ole Niaidine Nlitt.
nod glben0 berms unO, ais en- IN
Der gldbc Der $oillen. unO Nionlnent.
Ctr oufam, iu6r cr gegcn enen &c.
lcgropbcn.&icilc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
@iebr &efruten fiir 6os
oierte 9}egimcnt &c.
ip lin / d t.
Wlnf Bic snppc anSciicm.

Sm @adtoebduoe Oes Sort Sow-
orO beiinoet iid) ser 26 Sabre oltp
Hcter Giier ARitglicO Der Gompognic
=. oeS uierten 9legimentS ser Patio.
nol-@oroe, melder erfldrt 6o6en ioa,
COB er ni6t gegel Geutidlono fam.
pfcn perOe. 8llnoes6eonte unteriu.
den Sen S'orfaa. giier ioQ in ser
oaltiben 9lrnce ecoieut bo6en mo
iid bier Sabre in oen Ser. Staoien
6eiinoen. Giier 6eionO ii6 nit Dem
&eginent an ocr merifaniiben @reH.
0e ,}pei @riiOer 0eS @lanneS io0en
il ser Ociltidsn 9lrnee Oienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
Eur BFadDtmm9 :
@cfauntlnaauug oes @rdFOcutsH
Der Ser. Staaten Ourd OaS
Glao,s. GepartcmcEt.

Ga Ocm 9SraiiOcHtcH mItge'
t6cilt iuuroen 1T, Oof Seitcns Der
EcrluucM iUelde lInicrtbanen
iremocr Staateu iiHO, aber III
SieIem 2auSc wognen, in man-
den S9cilen bic Ycfiirdltnug
GcrgIdt, ba6 ocreu Sanf-9epo-
iitcu o0cr an6ereS GigeHtbnm I'M
Sale cincS StricgcS 5luiihcu ben
Scr. Gtaaten nu0 elmer fremOen
g2atiou nit geidlag 6elegt Wer'
cen iolltc, ermddtigt Der ASrGii'
bent bic 9lngabe, ban ale ioldDc
NefiirdJtuugen gau5 nuO gar un-
6eoriin6et iinS. Die 9iegierMug
Der Scr. Staatcn wirO muter
fciuem II lmitGnOen bel ci'
nen @riesssnitouOe bic WclegeH-
lleit iua6ruc6mcu, gciib nOu 81
acat6um 81 ue6mcu, iiir iucldJes
iutcruatiOuale lIc6ereiufommen
nn0 Sas auerfannte @eies Ocs
eanOcs feinen geredteu An'
lprmdl u6er Seiiercdlt sebeu. Sic
iuiro scluiiienbuit allie %riuatredl-
te reipeftiren, na0 GUAR iOiUobl
Ocrjeuigeu i6rcr eiscneu Siirgcr,
ais aud, Sicjenisen Der llutertba.
ucu fremSer 8eniernnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

gnnSc5. .@cucrnlanunlt :. VI.
WresOrg fat Dem 6ieiiseu Snn-
6es.1itritis.Qluu0lt Sammel S.
gcuuis IOlocnOcS Sdreiben 5m'
aciouot; rscc6rter Scrrl Sic
iucrOcu 6icr6Rrd angeluieicn, Oeu
nadDiolaenSeu Grlanc bic weitelte
@cr6reitaug 5iI 9cOeu. aeilt
IrcmOaeborcner 6sutider 5einS in
6ielem eauOe, Der 6isber nidIt au
Completion scseu bic SutcrciicH
Der Ser. GtaatcH betbeilist uar,
6randJt iidJ por ben SdIritten OeS
Sniti5. 1epartcmentS 81 fiirdJteH,
70 lauac CT Die fOlsenOe @arunng
bcadtct; O@e6Ordet Oem Weiete
ua0 6itct @nre 3uHge,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

W}uui5ipal- -g}adridJtcu.

Dlo0or @reIton fe5rt BON 9ltlantic
GitD 5uriid. Stoot0dter ia6ren
nod 9}ep Dorf. 3lo0lf @|it-
glieOer OeS 5. &eaiments Ieioen
an @}euiugitis. Gie aranfeu
muroeu nad eiuem Soipital ae-
ionOt.
@eluno6eits GoumiiGr Gr.Sobn
9. glote iteQte aeitern cine meitere
llnteriudung be5iigli6 Der W3eningi-
It's &ranfen rnter Oen NiitglieOern
oes 5. 9e0imeuts, wcIde Oie itdoti-
I9en @oiierperfe ont Safe @onte-
be1o imo God &a0en 6eDaden, al.
81 ieiner nidt geringen lIebef
iGimg fonO err OoB 12 N}onn bon
Der &rauf6cit 6ebaitet linO @r CAB
oen 9eie6l, SAB Oie &rauten i'll eli
nem Soipital imteree6radt merOen
S6erit 9oluie ianOte ole &roufen
nod Dem llniberiitGtS Soipi-
tai. Gr. 9lofc iano, OaB ein @litgIieO
Oes B. &egiments in einem Sauie
an ser 9loro &acoItroBe wo6nte,
OoS BON Dem @eiunO6eits Geparte-
mcnt bemodt uuroe, oa ein W2eniu-
aitis &ronfer in Dem 0auie lag.
Ola6Oem Gin Battalion Oes 5. 9fegi-
mentS einberlien morOen mar, elite
ser 9etreffeuOe ioiort 3ur Sabre, of
ne 0oS @eiunO6eitS Iepartemenr
5il benodri1tigen. Trob0em er iidJ
ncbt inter sen 10 aronfen beiiuOet,
mar er Ocrienige, mel6e Die oniteden.
Oen Seine an iidb 6atte lnO i'm 9o-
ger am 2ofe Nioute6eQo Oer6reitete
NtoDor &reiton 5uriid
Mopor%reiton fe6rte geitern9lbenS
bon einen orcitGgiqen 9(ufeut6oIt in
9ltlontic GitD uah Baltimore 5uriid.
@r 6attG iid). wic er gelicrn 9l6euO
nab iciner 9lnfllnit io0te, iebr gut
omiiiirt mO 6eiinOet iib in bor5iig-
li4er @erioiilna.
Q tootpdtcr in SEEM Dorf.
Inter Sii6rm1 BON Srn. So6n =.
S@|earo, &rGiiOent OeS crItcnStoot-
lid 5ur 3eit in Sen SGuoen ser 9uO-
rot6SjpeigeS. iu6rcn 0eiicrn9o6mit-
tag sic 9oltimorer Sto0tpGter nadj
9}ew 9orf I'M iih BORT Sen eleftri-
icben @iien6o6nOerfe6r in @er6in-
Dung NIT ocn @enuiDl0onio @iieu-
6o6n @l1nen in Baltimore, pcldc
oct 9eb0rOc beiinOen on5uie6eu.
Sie perocn morgen gfadmittag na6
baltimore 3uriidfebren
9 tG G0tiihe W}ili5.
@loior 8. " S6irIeO, GoriiBer ser
Eopo9ropbiihen Germeiiunes-Gom
niiiion rmo oeS Gomite'S, ooS bon
MaDor Greiton erAannt mur0e. um
sic iiaotii6en 9lngeItc0ten militia
rid auSH6ilOcn, BAT fir 6eute9lbenO
cine Sibing cinberufcu, nn welher
oicicnigcH ItGOtiidjcn 9lngeIteIlte1
G6eil ne6nen uerOeu mel6e 6ereitS
militGriidc glus6ilOlng genoiien 6a-
beh Nieie 2cllte merOen ieOeniaQS
iiir Die 9lusbiloung ser itdotiihen
SlngeIteQten berpenoet perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
Granddaughter sn DcrursiOeu.

gla6 elmer mifgefteIlten 2iiie 6es
@ranoibaoens in aaen Staaten OeS
SanOeS bate NlorDlano in 1916 fiir
$1,50S,415 @ernite, Oaoon woren
23.S 9}ro5ent oltrhouS 81 Oermeioen,
20.9 Ero5ent moren t6eitpeiie SIT
permciocn acpeien uno bei oen ii6ris
gen 55.3 9Sro5ent tonnte oic llriagbe
uidt ernittclt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
Observation-Disclosures.


Gertreter Ser @larDlouO benilseuOen
eiicnbobueu cri6ienen aeiteru Dor
ser offentIiben 8etrie6s.Gommii-
lion @iiniC6cn lire @infiinftc
cr606cp 81 oiirien. Gie 6rocbt-
&aten ioacn alcidioas 506er
merOen.
Gin Gonnte, peldc ale in Morp-
lonO louieu0en Giicn6a6neu uertritt,
cri6icn geItern Dor Oer oifentlibeu
9etriebs.Gommiiiiom Inn 0ic 0riiuoe
olSeinanOer 81 legcn lucBbal6 ben
9o6nen cine Grb06ung Der @iuno6-
men gemd6rt iperOen ioQe. 0csglei.
9en mltroen Die S1ritte nitget6eilt
melhe Dor ser 3pilGenitaotliben
Sanoels Gommiiiion lmternommen
ullroen nm cine ioiortiae @r50bmng
Der ,Sra9traten 81 er6altcn. Gas
Gomite beitano aus 6en Serren 81.
gS. S6ompion Gice. @r1iiOent ser
Baltimore Ohio 9o6n @rGiiOent
Carl 81. @rop Oer@eitern MarplonO-
9o6n, lmO &obert s. g9rig6t Ser
Observation-Disclosures Scr @euniuloo-
nio-9o6n.
8uOiel fiir 2omerp.
Sic offcntlihe 9ctriebs Gpmmii-
ion pllrOe BON $. Glop 2operp ans
2ofei6ore, 9lnne 9(runoel-GormtD, oo.
6inge6enO 6eiragt, o6 ein @eieB be-
iicbt, ooB Oos Giniii6ren BON Spiri-
tuoien in Oieieu 2on0est6eil perbie-
let. GeSgleihen moQtc Der Serr auc6
piiicn, Of eS nidt Ocr6oten perOen
f0nne, ooB in 9luto-Cnni6uiie in.
@eaenmart BON sSrauen Gin
oS6lud~ genommen miro. @err
9owero lmterrihtete Die Serren Der
Gonlniiiion 0obinge6eno, SAB oic
@idnner, nod0em lie in ocn 9luto-
6uiien ibre 6loiAe 9icr oertilgt 6a-
ben iie Oie leeren 6laiben einiob mlf
Oic SanOitraBe mericn imo ole 6lo-
iheu BORT 6aBpeiie aeianmelt mer-
oen f0nnten.
0ie Gommiiiion miro 9l6i6rilten
Scr 9cidmerOen oes Serrn &omeru
Dem Stoats 9mtomo6il GomniiiGr
unO ser 9ouOiiraBen Gommiiiiou
iberienoen Oouiit Oiele Oorauf adj
ten OoS Die 6laidcn nibt oui oic
GbaIiie geporicn per0en, imo oud
ni6t in Oen 9luto6uiieu getrimfeu
miro.
Serr 9(tmOoo proteitirt
mie0er.
Serr @iQiom 8. 9ltpooO bat mic
ser Der 0fieutIiden getriebs Com
wiiiion cinen Eroteit gegen Oic glu-
no6ne oes DSfip-Stop" @lancs Der
Strobenba6n. @eielidait eingerei1t
Gcrartige uSfip.Stops" peroeu
nibt aciuiiuiAt unS lit Die geiammt
@iit9licoi6aft oes EeaboO1 Seig6ts
GcribonerlmaS.gereiuS aegNi Oicien
Flm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

ic6 re6t ihiper bon Baltimore, ga
or 'eine @icngc bon 6reilnoeu bier
3nriidldBt mo ieit 10 Sa6ren bier
Der gefommen lit,
9luguit aun3e. ser critic Moi1iniit
oeS n9ledor~ ipridt oacn ieinen
6reunOcn rmo 9efonnteu ieineu 6er5.
lidiien Can't iiir oae ongeue6men
Stunoen oie er IN i6rem areiie Oer-
brad, bate ou2.
Gie 9}omen Scr GopitGne imo 81
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