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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
ITALIANS DRIVE BACK
INVADERS SAYS REPORT

Washington, Dec, 26.--While COM
parative lull continues upon the West
ern front the AustrO-German invaders
in Northern Italy have renewed their
tremendous efforts to break thru the
Italian lines.
a gain was made upon the Asiago
plateau at a frightful cost in human
life and some mountain heights were
captured, but the Italians immediate
ly began a series Of serious counte:
assaults which put them again in pos
session of most Of the terrain they
had lost
The power of the Bolsheviki gov
eminent at Petrograd has been Sc
verely shaken and the radicals have
been compelled to remodel their cab
met taking in seven members of the
moderate social.revolutionary party
! The outcome of the first phase Of
the Russo.German peace negotiations
is not yet officially known, but there
I is a widespread feeling in etrograd
that peace will be concluded.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
EYE WITNESS WILL
TELL STORY OF BANK
SHOOTING AT PEORIA

Peoria H., Dec 26-An eye wit
ness TO the movements OF Edgar A.
Stranse, president OF the State Trust
& Savings Bank of Peoria, after he
shot and killed Berne NJ Mead. cash.
Ter Of the bank, will testify at the in.
quest to be held today, according to
announcement made by Coroner FL
lott. The coroner refused to divulge
the name of the witness.
Finger-prints found on Strause's
collar, Chief OF Police Rhoades dc.
clared were made by Strause him.
self. S,ranse is said to haze asserted
! The iinger'Wints were made by Mead
in the struggle for possession Of q
revolyed. The state will attempt tt
show the finger.prints were made By
/ Strause as a subterfuge.
Strause spent Christmas day in
/ Jail. apparently in good spirits and
gave no sign Of concern over the in
! quest or the outcome of the case.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26

Try .hr Free Trader journal WantAG!
for results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26

they are no higher than IN Ameri-
ca for the same things.
had wonderful time Thanks.
giving day. was extremely 70. ~.
nate in receiving an invitation to
Thanksgiving dinner given ~ the
American Club and had turkey and
cranberries and everything. Spca.'L.
cs were made by the ambassador,
Admiral Sims, General Pershin-,
Marshal Jotlre. NJ. Viviani Mr.. Col.
by OF the shipping board, and sew
eral others.
came back yesterday morning
after a most wonderful trip and our
commanding officer has induced me
to enter the British Officers ANA.
teur Boxing Contest and this morn
ming, the first time rye had the
gloves on in year broke my
trainers nose and now don't know
what to do about a trainer I'd like
to win the contest because the
prize Is a fourteen days furlough.
sent some Christmas presents
home from Paris and IN this mail
am sending some lace to mother
and hope the things reach you by
Christmas.
Merry Christmas to all and a
Happy New Year
ROSWELL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

Mrs. John Dale. of Des Moines. Ia,
formerly of this city, is spending the
holidays among her many friends
here.
Albert Parks, who Is now gov
eminent inspector of aviation equip
ment. was home TO spend Christmas
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. }. W.
Parks, of Norris street
Louis A. Boyle. OF Camp Grant.
spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
p. +. boyle, on North Columbus
street. He returned back 10 camp
this morning.
States Attorney and Mrs. George
Wiley and SONS spent Christmas with
their relatives in Earlville.
Sergeant Mitchell OF the British
army. who is stationed at Camp Grant,
Rockford. spent Christmas day with
Walter pruess, of Utica. who is a ser.
geant in the National army. The
boys had dinner at the Pruess home
and today reported back for duty.
Miss Fern Pettett spent Christmas
with her parents in Chillicothe, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell en-
tretained on Christmas Nh and Mrs
Albert Roy and son Gerald of FL
mira, n. Y. and Mrs. Mitchell's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Michell's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alexander, of Blue
Island also daughter Bonnie Lou. who
was here from Davenport to spent
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Rabenstein, o.
st. Louis. Mo, are here to spend The
holidays with their Ottawa relatives
Howard Arnold, who is enlisted ii
the remount service and stationed a
Chillicothe, Ohio. is home on few
days furlough TO visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold, Of Eas
I Ottawa.
Mrs. l.. L. Randall, nee Lillian
! Markeson, has gone TO Indianapolis
Ind to ,oin her husband, who is sta
toned at TT. Benz. Harrison and vii
remain there until Mr.. Randall leave
| for over there"
Thomas Costello, OF the nth u S
Infantry. TT. Benz. Harrison, Ind. i
home on ten days furlough. Ton
I is first class private after 81.
months enlistment, and is slated 70
a corporalship in short time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
DR., PETIT BECOMES
MEMBER Of FRENCH
FAMILY BY ADOPTION
OTTAWA LIEUTENANT is ChOS-
EN- GOOSON OF PARTISAN
COUPLE WHO HAVE THEIR OWN
SONS FIGHTING FOR THE sAFE.
~ OF DEMOCRACY.

Doctor Roswell Petit during his
visit in Paris, before returning TO his
duties at the British clearing station
for wounded near the front line OF
operations somewhere in France ="
has been formally adopted as the God.
son of Partisan jeweler and his wife.
In his latest letter Doctor Petit tells
interestingly OF his visit to the great
French capital:
He says.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Courtesy and Apr .ciatien.

To make courtesy popular II must
be shown that il pays, pays In dollars
and cents as well as in happiness, an
exchange says. Appreciation makes
for greater effort and creates one OF
the most valuable assets and builds Ut
spirit of team work. suoh good ~
ways results when people think moft
about their obligations and less about
rights. There are many discouraged
hearts everywhere that would bt
helped wonderfully by word OF ap
probation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Attention. Masons.

There Will be a joint installat on Of
officers OF Humboldt Lodge No. $50,
and Occidental Lodge No -. AZ Ma
sonic temple Friday. Dee. 2N ut 5
o'clock. Lunch.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
Notice..

The Daughters of Isabella to have
a dancing party. Friday evening, Dec.
90. at X. Of G. hall Admission soc IA
couple.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.


WANTED---Fivc coal drivers AT once,
Fred Schcrer
WANTED Salemen to cover every
town in Illinois. Exceptional op.
portunity open. Commissions week
IT, Write today. Brown Brothers
Nursery. Rochester, n. Y
L0ST-Two Amas packages contain.
Ing pipe and gents muftler, be-
tween 500 Pine street and JOS Cor.
rigan's, Wallace Finder notify this
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-26

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE"
BY sMMA coWAN BARBER.

Somewhere in France" 10 all that she
OF where her husband waits to meet the
foe;
Torn from his homo. when life was past
its noon.
To lead his troops beneath an allen moon
But this she knows. through days OF anx-
ious care.
Wherever ne may be. her flag is there;
Through days OF hope. through days OF
dreadful chance.
Her loyal heart is there. somewhere in
France"
Somewhere in France" her lover waits
the call
To hurl himself amid the battles pail;
Gone from her side. when all their rosy
dreams
Had led through peaceful fields. by laugh
/ She would not call him back. for this she
knows
Wherever he may go "old Glory" goes.
Though thus may end for her life's dear
romance.
Her loyal heart Is there, somewhere in
France"
Somewhere in France" her baby lips re-
peat;
She lifts inquirlng eyes. so gravely sweet
Torn from her arms her father marched
away,
And mothers face grows paler. day by
day.
She may not know that where their loved
one walks,
by might and day. frightful spectre
That now. their pictured faces lie. per-
chance.
Against a silent heart. somewhere in
France"
Somewhere in France" her brother, on
the field.
Presents his splendid body as her shield;
Willing 10 die, or live hopeless wreck.
10 so. he helps to hold the foe in check
Through busy days she feels the seasons
drag.
Her thoughts are with her brother, and
the flag
with heart aname. defiance In her glance,
She longs TO hght with him "somewhe
In France"
Somewhere in France" her son is at his
post.
Impatient to confront the hostile host:
Torn from her arms where yesterday. II
seems.
He lay. an infant. smiling in his dreams.
And now. from smoke wreaths. dark
hkdlnSt tilt shiest
His dear face seems TO look. with smiling
eyes.
II he should die. this boon a harsh fate
grants;
He'll die with honor bright somewhere
In France"
Somewhere In France" a million hearts
are there,
A million souls are rapt in silent prayer
PRAYER for the loved, wherever they may
be,
And prayer for those enslaved. they fight
to free.
Unknown to us the field where duties
call,
But one there Is, who watches over all;
Who guides our flag. that truth may still
advance
France"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-20
FOR THE POULTRY
GROWER
Planning the Poultry House.

framing the Pouitry rouse.
The height of the poultry house is
governed by its width, or, rather. Its
length as whole.
From four to six feet should be
ample for the rear side Of practical
poultry house.
But the front Of the house must be
of sufficient height for admitting light
to the rear of the house.
Houses IL feet wide should have
windows that are at least six feet
high to the top, and wider houses in
proportion.
At least one-third of the front of a
poultry house should be open. without
glass, and provided with n muslin cur
tain for closing the opening in ex-
tremely bad weather.
In planning the poultry house pro-
vide scratching shed, when the
house is limited in size, for feeding the
grain food and for exercising the
fowls.
For the front use muslin In in
clement weather, which gives sufficient
light and ventilation.
When poultry houses are built as
stationary fixtures they should have
substantial foundations, with concrete
floors, either plain or covered with
flooring.
Colony houses of the portable type
have only wooden floors. which are
covered with litter.
Roofs for poultry houses are gener-
ally shingles or roofing paper as may
be preferred, and no pains should be
spared in making perfectly tight
roof.
The walls Of the poultry house are
another of the important features that
should not be overlooked.
Strong. tight and rigid walls are
necessary for the wooden poultry
house, and there should be no cracks,
crevices or openings in the side walls
10 cause drafts.
Alleys in the average poultry house
of few number of pens are unneces-
sary and II waste of space, and wire
door In tho partitions of the pens is
10 be preferred.
The fixtures Of poultry houses are
portable, or at least they should be,
so that they may be easily kept clean.
Place all high enough from the floor
Of the house so that the space under
meath may be for scratching.
The roosts are placed at the rear
end OF the house, and all roosts should
be on level to prevent the birds from
crowdlng.
Have the droppings board directly
under the roostsj 10 or IL inches will
be sufficient, and cover the droppings
board with dry bran or sand.
The nests should be placed under
the droppings board. and they should
be portable to facilitate cleaning and
attending to. a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

am beIten in einsm parmen 3immer
porgenOmnen,
9a8 Gntfernung Der Gtai4en BON
Setter" perben iie s Biz 10 m&inuten
in bsibss BaiTer bon 130--140
9rnb 8. gsitetlt, tief genug, baB bic
Jstttolonne bonn MaHer be0edt lit.
@uf bieIe Metis srbdIt 6as 5ett bies
Ielbe Sempsratur, unter fpeI9er bic
S5ldI6en NIT 6er StaIa perleben purs
SEN.
Ser SoIs Der ga6codsprObeflas
I6e iIt nit einer Sfala berleben, bic
aus 8 ooer 10 groBen 4bteiIungen be-
Itebt. bon benen jeoe ipie6sruM in 5
ober 10 tleine 3eile seteilt 1T. Diefe
be5einnen ie na1oem OIL o6er 0.2
pro3ent. 9as a6leien gsl9iebt am
befsn NIT 6ilfc zines 3irteIs. nit
Dem man bic sar3s 2dnge Der 6ett,
tolonne miBt, bsginneno nit 0em b69s
ten 9untt Der oberen Sturbe ore
niseus) Bis hinlrter gum nieOrigfteR
guntt Der ant,ren &urbe (Sisbe 4bs
biIbung A. 0bas DIE Seffnung oes
3irtels gu Gnbern, febt man MN ben
unteren glrm auf bic 3erusIaarte an
ser probsflafde; an bein 9untt, ben
Die Spibe bes oberen Qrms beriibrt,
idnn man bann ben gro5entIab bes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
8ertuuae ganb6Gnnte.

Inter 6en gf1naenFamiIien, bic
Bel ri6tiger 8eb1nbIung uno 2luss
nubung Den Meni9en ipabre gaet6s
timer 3i Iiefern osrmDgeu, itebtn bic
MaulbeergefDd9Te an erfter 5teGt.
So bilbet Der Mdulbeerboum Die
9runblage fir bic ungsbeure Seioens
inbuitrie, bd bic Seibenrdnpen ouss
f6lieBli9 BON ftintn glGttern Ieben.
Sin aroerer, CUR gruppe Der Mduls
betrseipddbfe gsbOrenOer Baum, Mans
Ii4 Der Jetgenbaum, TT in 4Iien unb
europa Elm auberOr0entli9 ipidtiger
glabrunesTpenber. Gin @eipG9s, 6os
man dber geraos5a aIs Sbealbdum Be-
sei9nen t0nnte, 1T Der ben MauIbeers
getpdhIen engberipan0te 9rotfru9t>
baum, Der auf ben GibieeinielR unO
MOIutten sebsibt. 9ie Trii6ts finO
i'm 9urhf9nitt topfgrOB, iDerbeu VO9
Dor Der Reife abgenommeH unb ges
l4aIt uuo DON ben GiugebpreusH in
9lGttsr gepidslt un0 Damn Sipiiden
beiBen SteinsH gebadsH. 8iefe dbnlid
lpie 8anansn Idmsdsube Speiis 1T
Isbr nabrbnft. QudI font gebt ni9ts
an bem 8rotfru9t6aum berIOrsn.
SelbIt Die &srns iinb sBbar, Der 8aIt
Oitnt 3u 5sritsllung BON 3eus 5ur
gefleiouns, Der miIGis uusie6snbs
SoFt ereibt &autI6uf unO oas 6oI3
Idbt iif ipegen itiner MeiHbeit iebr
Isidt az ontsIG Gitrdtsn Dtrarbtlitn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

gtttgsbnItss dblsTsn. 3sigt gum BeIs
ipiel Der 3irtel nuf 3.4 gro5snt, 70
bebeutet b1s, boB In 100 pfunO oies
Ter Mil9 3.4 pfunb Gett bOrDanoeH
Iino. LIN ben 8etrdg oes gutterfetts
Teit3uItelIen, mrB man ben 5sitpros
8sntTab nit Der 3abl Der qfuhOe i'm
eeipic6t Der Wlil1 multipli3ersn unb
nit 100 DiOiOisren. 6oben gum 9eis
Ipiet 255 gfuno UliI8 3.8 prO3ent
sSettgeb1lt, 70 ersibt Iih uIs 8utters
Fsttge6aIt 255 NAL 3.8, oipibiert Our9
100, glsi9 9.69 pfunb.
@s 1T Iebr pi4tig, bdB bic 8es
TdBe Der probendIhine nah Dem @es
brdu9 IurgfdItig sereinigt perOeH,
am befen 10 lange lie nod iparm iinb,
burh Spiilen in beibsm 8aiIer unb
DaI9pulper uub Ra9ipiilen in reis
mem 0afer,
lin Rabm 3ur 0eititeluns Oes
8utterFettgehdlts gu unteriu4en, Ders
fd6rt man uugefGbr ouf oieielbe Beis
Ie, bod. tpegen Der gr6Ben 9erI@ie>
Denbeit i'm ;settgebalt bes Rabms
muB bieIer fit bic probeflaI9en abs
gefppgen iperOeu, I'm geuaue &eIultdte
3u er3ielen. Die probeflaiden hd6en
einen etipas peiteren SaIs.
3upeilen 1T es ipiinIdensnert, gu
iptFen, tpie bel 5ett in Der abgera6ms
ten MtI6 entbaltsn lit, neil man Oars
ON ertenneR tann, ob bic S6lsuOers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
glnsIdIaa Der edjlutint.

gSir maden ouf foIgeu6e ltnter.
IbeioingsmerfntaIe 5pii6el gteHeI.
ausidlag imo gtotIauf Der S6tpei.
ne aufmerfiarn. geim gieiIeIaus.
IdIag iinO Die rotten sleden baupt.
id6Ii9 auf Dem giiiden un0 Den
oberen Salsteilen, beiln RotIaltf
nebr auf gaud), 8rirIt mno BEN I'M.
teren SaIsteiIen. 9eim GeIieInus.
i6Iag fii6lt man unter Ser Satt
beulenurtige anIhpellungeu. Gin
SaItptlnlterideibiugsmerfntaI 1T Die
sSar6e Der SIeden. geim 9fotlauf
gebt fie Itarf ins glau fiber. Ser
9lelieIallsidI1g lift ungefabrIi6 1uto
miro ge9eiIt ourh gera6reid)lt1g
ialrer gliI6 un0 9utterlniIG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
gOgelOiaIette.
Der @eIans Ses gogels trast Sas eJe'
prfse Der 3iitsrsent.

Dos gogelieS, befen S4Onheit
unb aet9baItigfeit Iebr bdufig nit
Dem Stanoorte bes Sierss suiummens
9dugt, lit immer ein Miuueiang, Oenn
es Ipielt bei Der 8erbun9 unb Paas
rung, beim 2iebssitreit uno Bel Der
Qbgren3ung Der 8rutrebiere eine gros
Be @pGe. Der gsiong lodt bds 8eibs
den an, unb rliemdnO nuBer ibm 1T
sur &ritit am 2iebe berufen. Der @es
lang 0es 8pgelrnGnn9ens aber Ttsigt
IunS fG[lt nit Ieinen @eT9ledtsleben!
9ie Observation-Disclosures bic i'm
5riibling dntommeu, iinsen fait bic
| Igon5e Ra6t, Inn bic ipdter eiltreffens
oen Wetbhen auf i6ren yteitprt aufs
mertIam 3u MAIDEN, unb aud nab
renb Der 8rut3eit bsrItummt Der 8es
Long oes 8pgelmdnndens ntdt. Die
geoba9tlng bat ge3ei9t, baB bas
I3nblenmdBige 8erbdltnts Der Mdnns
den unb @si66en susinan0er auf Die
geion9steiitung etnen grDBen ginfluB
BAT, Stnb nebr Weib9en elmer 9lrt
in elmer 9egeno ootbnnoen, 10 lit Der
gsIang Der MGnn9en I6le9ter, neil
life ii9 BEL Der 8rautiperbung ni6t
fpDiet Miibe nit bem @eIdng gu ges
ben 6rnuden. Gerner TT Die 9dufigs
felt elmer 8ogeIart fiir einetl guten
@eidng beittmmenb. Nus bieIem
grunoe fino bic @ingpDgeL III Der
RGbe GROCER StdOte TdGedtt Gdnger,
benn lie finben MIR ipent9 gltitgsIes
Igenbetten unD Baum 3u geielli9er
ausbreitltng, 0as Bette 2ieO erf6aut
In Dalb unb 5lur, namentIitb aber
i'm @ebirge, mo bic 8ogeIipelt ii4 urls
IgeiDrt aus6reiten 0arf.
Ser 9eIang bes gogels trdgt inn
liner bas @eprGge Der @egenb, ipp er
Iniitst. Seoes Sal, ieoe DalofpieIe unb
liebes 8erggeIGnbe bat Elm beionoeres
9ieO. Bel einigen 8oselarten iinO
aud GENTLE Oialette 3u unterI9eiDsn,
4. 3. bein 3otteblden, Die fdmtli9
Ieine grobe @eiangsmsiiterf9oft nerz
raten. Sc mobuInttonsfdbiger cine
8Ogelitimme 1T, Inn 10 5dblreider
limb bic 9ialette. sSbre Grfori9ung
bot einsn tpifIenIdaftIicben 8ert, Osnn
| Iie iinb Elm 8eleg oafiir, ooB Die g0s
Igsl tmmer tpieosr an ibre alten 8ruts
Fdtten suriidtebren. sSebe 9egenb Be-
IiiBt Osmnad ibre gang beItiuu1te 9Os
Igelrafe, beren @eIangsIeiitnng bur9
Die an5abt Der niitenben 80gel, burd
bic Sdufigteit Der ein3eInen 2trten
luno 'ourh ltnterpeiiuns i'm GeIaug
bebingt ptrb. Der ltnterri9t bur9 81
tern unb 9enoKen 1T fir bic @rbals
tung Der Ortliden 8iaIette bur9aus
fpi9tig, benn Oie @rfabrung le6rt,
Dab 96gel, bic bon MenIden oufqsz
3Ogen pur0en, i'm 9eIanse Stiimper
blieben un0 1pdter allerlei Zone unO
gerdufde aus i6rer 11mgsbung na9s
3uabmen beriuateu. 9as 2ieo 1T oem
gOgel dIfo nidt angeboren, ionOern
Is muB erGernt tuerben. 9es6alb finb
bic 9efdngsftunbsn, bic BON ben alten
g0gsIn ben Sungsn erteilt tperoen,
fit Die 8ilounq Der Sialette maBges
bend. Bel ber ausbitOung bes iungen
gOsels i'm @efange tpmmt ober aud
gsrabe pie beim Ulenf9en, bic @ers
anlagung gum Gusbrud, unb gerabe
bter trtfft Ddripins Sbtorie bon ber
geI4Ie4tlihen 3udtpobl, an Der bic
ipsitsre @ntiptdlun9 Der g1aturipiTIens
Tdaft 10 piel Rritit geiibt bat, gut gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

eaHsr.gr.26. Tt6., s, IL. Wldrs.
Dsbt. Goipe!t er tonssrnt mar. tUnnl
sr feline psrmildben nit 3u 10 ebbes
peippt uu icb better cebt ale pries
perreidens rett bsbr I'm beu1 brappe,
fpeun i9 nit in Srubel tomme iuoIIt.
90, ba BEN msr Die 9eIbserung
osbabt! Mler berf aIio nit email fstn
igreunb Iein 9eburtsbag 5eIlebrsbts!
De[, i9 ben email mein Wteinb nufges
modt un Die 3eIebrebiaen tperO ubs
osbalte III fpenn i9 ipie en- annerer
serimminelI in bic pennitenf4srie
gebn mub tpomit ih DerbleiiDe Sbnc
S4ra Iietper
ghtlipp Sdaerampfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

nnten 8ipoIffldideus&efer.
Walft INNER stipns reider lit, ais
Tpdter. lin onber eiR gutss aeFaltat
ber probe 5u erbdIten, iolIte mdn bic
griifung Der Mil9 lpeHigitens etns
nal I'M Mpnat bornebnen.
g1adosm bic Mil9 gut gemifdt iit,
lperben IT'S anbit3entimeter Wlil6
mitssIs bes gfnfiillr6br6ens (pipette)
IN bic probsflafde getan. Dies ges
E1ieIG, inbem man bas unters Gnoe
bes ga5Irntns In bic Milh taunt,
unO am o6Gen Gnbe nit BEN Wlun0s
Tnugt, bis bic Mlilt iibG Die 17.5
ssbsm.sMarte geitisgsn lit; 6ann bers
fhlieBt man bic Dbsrs 0effnung Der
slDhrs NIT Dem rs9tsn 3sissFinser
unb IdBs 70 bisI Wlil9 pis6sr ablaus
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berIsbenen, in0em man iie nit qotts
oIdbenlause obtr 9elp0bRlider 9OI5s
aide ausIduert.
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