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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-12


bushels to the acre, in view Of the
magnificent promise, we find that the
farmers of Wayne county are due to
collect at least $1,856,000 on coming
wheat crop, based squarely on the
government guarantee of $2.26 per
hushel. Hundreds Of millions Of
bushels brought more than the gov
eminent set minimum price last year
but 1919 is likely to tell different
story, though that is by no means
certainty. The government promises
to buy all wheat at not less than the
set price; and this was true Of the
last crop. This, however, has not pre-
vented farmers selling to buyers who
offered more, nor will it on this crop,
unless there Is some new ruling in
order to reduce the price Of flour and
lower the cost of bread.
Wheat in Plenty
AS to this we shall know more as
the wheat comes to market and ship
, 1919-04-07
St. Thomas News.

The American cruiser "Pittsburg",
Capt. G. B. Bradshaw, arrived at our
port yesterday. Admiral Gaperton, who
was at Haiti when the U. S. took over
the policing of said island, is on board.
The U. S. S. Vixen saluted the Admiral
with II guns. AS his guests are His
Excellency Minister at Rio De Janeiro
Casemare of France, who has been APP
pointed High Commissioner at Washing
ton, and Secretary of United States
Embassy at Rio Mr.. George Cornell Tar
Ter.
When off the island Of Trinidad about
300 miles from the coast of Brazil the
cruiser rescued the crew. Captain, and
wife of American vessel that was lost at
sea.
The ship is being coaled at the West
Indian Company's Wharf st. Thomas
Bulletin, April 3rd.
, 1919-04-07

the railwaymen and railway commu-
n~ication has bsen stopped. The Social
revolutionaries are the agent of Deni-
kline and Kolchak, the Allied Imperial
lists.
London, April 2nd.-A Bolsheviki wire
less official message admits the with
drawal of the Bolsheviki troops in the
Pinga area and pressure of the Allied
forces for about seven miles on March
10Th. The wireless also says that the AL
lied attacks at Ust Poga on March Both
were repulsed.
New York, April End For the first
time since "Unpegging" of rates the
market for exchange on London was dis
tinctly strong. Italian remittances also
were ~steadying but France eased again.
London, April 2nd.-Alluding to the re-
ports that Lenine's Bolshevik Govt. has
made proposals Of peace through Ameri-
can channels, Mr.. Bonar Law said in the
House of Commons today that he believ-
ed there was no shadow of foundation
for such reports. Neither he nor the
Premier with whom he had communica-
ted, had heard a word about the matter.
st. Thomas, April 4th- Commercial
traffic may now be accepted for San
Domingo routed via Ponce and wireless
at anne rates as formerly.
, 1919-04-07
ST. THOMAS EXPERIENCING
SEVERE DROUGHT.

The drought we are experiencing
shows no signs up to the present of abat-
ing. 1t indeed seems to US that this
years dry spell is going to prove one of
the most severe the island has expert
enced for many years.
Many private c~isterns have gone dry
and charitably disposed folks cannot
assist those who are so unfortunate as to
have neither tank nor cistern. 1t thus
becomes a pitiful sight to ee these poor
individuals begging a drink of water"
with small chances of having their re-
quests granted.
Water from. the cistern in the Market
is given to several hundreds daily but
that supply we are afraid is quite INSULT
cient.
One other place, the Lutheran Church,
has to it's credit placed its cistern at the
disposal of the sufferers and here about
five hundred persons congregate every
morning between the hours of seven and
ten for a bucket of water. This c~istern,
however, which at first allowed a kero-
sene painful to each individual, cannot
stand the strain much longer, as, we
were informed on inquiring, there re-
mains a supply to last only nine days.
, 1919-04-07
Graduating Exercises At St.
May'S School.

MONDAY April 18th. at 8 O'Clock will
be Graduating Night" at St. Mary's
- School. The boys and girls who
have worked SO hard and so successfully
will receive their certificates If gradua-
ton. That is an event in a boys and
girls career and an attractive program
has been prepared.
There will be recitations, songs, drills
and elaborate instrumental music, an
address to the Graduates and finally
the awarding of diplomas. The general
public will get a good line on the efici-
ency attained at St. Mary's School. The
good Mothers are eminently qualified for
their noble profession as teachers and
the children are anxious and enthusiast
tic about self-imrrovement. That is a
combination that must necessarily pro-
duce results.
All who have the welfare of this island
at heart cannot be Indifferent to the
mighty question of education. 1t is the
crying want of the hour. Education
moulds the characters of individuals and
nations and determines the destiny of
States and Republics.
Come and give your encouragement to
the great cause of education.
ADMISSION 20 cents.
Refreshments WjW be Served.
, 1919-04-07

We know that at some future time a
water system will be given the island,
hut while awaiting that would it not be
we'll for the c~isterns at all public places
to be placed at the disposal of the public ?
In the country districts conditions are
just as bad as in town, reports having
reached us that several estates have lost
cattle through lack of water and fodder.
ST. Thomas Mail Notes, April Srd.
, 1919-04-07
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.
Censored at Jamaica.

lOOuSOESU dI JdIIldlCds
Ottawa, April End. The Hon. Gideon
Robertson, Minister of Labour in the
Senate today announced that the Govern
men consisting of labour men and CAPT.
talists to study various conditions with
the object of arriving at the feasibility
of the question of joirt control of indus
try.
London, April End. Several hundred
persons were killed in further rioting
in Frankfurt Main yesterday, ac-
cording to a Copenhagen despatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Coy. The hotels
of the city were plundered during the
disorders. In the fighting at Stuttgart
yesterday the message adds a violent
crowd attacked the town hall which was
occupied by the Government troops. The
crowd however was beaten off. Frank
furt is reported without water or light.
London, April 2nd.-General Allenby
who is now in charge of the situation IN
Egypt where disorders have been occur
ring, reported yesterday that order had
been restored in Cairo and in Bulak,
it was announced in tn" House of Com
mons today by the Under-Secretary for
Foreign Affairs. Twelve military columns
are in operation in Upper and Lower
Egypt, the Generals report adds, and the
complete restoration of law and order
was only a matter of time, the Under
Secretary declared. An official commu-
n~ication issued at Cairo on March Oath,
Mr.. H%armsworth said. stated that it
was the intention of the authorities
that the remotest parts nj the country
should be visited by military columns
co r~einstate the military authorities
and to arrest all offenders.
London, April 2nd-Reports that a
revolution against the Soviet Govt. has
broken out in Petrograd, are supported
by an official wireless despatch received
here which says that there is a serious
strike of rail'vaymen in the Petrograd
region. The strike, it is said, was
prompted by the Bolsheviki and the
Social r~evolutionaries. The Russian wire
less message reads: There is no trans
port and consequently there is no bread
in Petrograd. The Bolsheviki and the
Social revolutionaries are calling out
Evening star., 1919-08-24

admire and linger in these super
churches. wondering how they could
possibly. have been built. almost 1000
years ago. in ages supposedly dark
and poor. When the war tourists
come to realize the simple fact that
1t was accomplished only by this gra-
tuitous working together of all the
people. with their own hands. as
work of love. the indignation will
burn hotter against Hun distinctions.
With our own eyes we cannot but
verify the hateful plan to uselessly
wipe out, blow up and burn to ASH
heaps-wherever possible within their
reach--this beauty Of the past, this
veneration, this colossal work OF
countless loving hands, only In
Evening star., 1919-08-24

Small part pald WIN money, Wnlch 10
simply irreplaceable.
Have you any idea what 1t would
cost today to build cathedral like
that Of Rheims?
In 1910 a group Of eminent French
architects under Lassus made the
calculation for that of Chartres-the
more free from prejudice and exag-
gerate as being the estimate of a
sister cathedral. calculated at an
epoch (1S40) when nobody dreamed
it possible that a nation at war
could have the scientific barbarism to
shell and plant dynamite charges In
the most sacred monuments of their
neighbors. Rheims cost. probably, as
much as Chartres, IL not more. AND
the architects of 1870 estimated that
IL Chartres Cathedral had to be built
in their time it would cost $25,ooo,00o.
At present value of materials and
skilled labor the estimate would be
nearer $75,0o0,000.
Now. 1t Is known, as matter OF his
tory, that eighty great cathedrals ana
500 abbey churches were construct
ed in France between the years lloo
and 1870. This is something which
modern Germany has not been able
to forgive her neighbor-the possess
sion of so many ancient glories. Ana
France loves them more than she
knew herself. How did she get them!
The Abbey Bulteau. in his mono
graph, estimated that had the work
and material been paid. even at the
cheap rates of the middle ages. the
capital accumulated In those ninety
wears between 1850 and 1870 would
represent $1,000 100000. Reducing
such figures to swollen modern val
ues defies the imagination. Then talk
about rebuilding" cathedral!
* \ **
They cost equally in time. Anony-
nous work Of whole populations.
their erection often required hun
dreds of years The cathedrals OF
Bayonne, Meaux, Troyes and Auxerre,
commenced in the twelfth century,
were finished only in the sixteenth.
AT Rodez the work continued from
1877 to 1850, leaving unfinished to
this day the grandiose west towers.
The Germans knew all this when
they mined the pillars at Laon and
st. Quentin. Every tourist will be
shown the deep rectangular cavities.
big enough to hide child. which
they laboriously chiselfed In the ma
jor supports. all ready to receive suf-
ficient charges Of dynamite or trim
itrotoluol to blow out the walls.
bring down the massive stone roofs
and reduce these two cathedrals to
mere stone heaps. For 1t Is the pillars
only which support the everlasting
stone roofs; the walls are nothing for
support--mere frames for glorious
Evening star., 1919-08-24

stained glass windows. lacework In
carved stone and "mosaics of light
The Germans knew, that it would
be impossible to replace the stained
glass itself, because the secret
of certain colors has been lost.
They are pictured Bible stories. and
have seen our boys. by the hundred.
seated. drinking in their beauty and
their story.
have heard the boys curse. out
side of ruined Rheims Cathedral. on
their knees among the fallen capitals.
grubbing up the bits of precious
stained glass in the heaps Of pow
dered stone and mortar. The boys
take home these scraps of 'petrified
color"-deep sky blue. ruby red and
the peculiar golden green of Rheims
(alas, no moreD-to set in rings and
Evening star., 1919-08-24
Correspondence Of The Star.
ST. QUENTIN. August IA, 1919.
uE ~


> They are irreplaceable. It
is vain to say. I'VE will re-
build them" How can any
ono rebuild them? They were built
by entire populations
The Cathedral Of Laon, which the
Germans planned to destroy COM
pletely, because, as at st. Quentin,
they had begun to mine it's pillars,
stands high on steep butte. In, the
year 1880 the people of two cities
and fourteen towns quarried the
stone and transported every block
to the summit by hand. As was said
Of the Cathedral of Amiens (Which
the Germans shelled), latter giving
their money they gave their labor"
They worked day and night in relays
by the light of lanterns, singing
hymns.
At Chartres. in the year 1894, all
the country round about. "burghers,
artisans workingmen and peasants,
focked for fifty miles to offer their
labor gratuitously." Entire villages
emigrated to Chartres in a body for
the purpose.
- +
I'm the time when they built the
great nave" recounts the Poeme des
Miracles. "the inhabitants Of Cha
teau-Landon. in the territory of Gati-
nais. men and women, poor and rich.
assembled and resolved that they
would load wagons with wheat and
haul them. loaded. all the way to
Chartres to aid in the construction of
the cathedral. They hxed long ropes
to the wagons. and by means of
leather collars around their shoulders
they pulled all together. because
heavy were the loads"
So they hauled the massive stone
blocks from the Quarries, singing
hymns and tugging on their leather
word was embarrassed for the day.
being deemed unworthy to aid again
until next morning.
The labor unions thrilled with en-
thusiasm. Apart from their enor-
nous contributions Of labor and ma
terials, year after year. each union
paid for the stained blass of at least
one window as the body OF the ca
thedral approached completion. "All
the guilds aided" says the Poeme.
from the drapers and furriers, who
gave Ave. to the porters. who gave
one. and the bakers and tavern buf-
fetiers, who gave two EACH"
American tourists never cease to
Evening star., 1919-08-24
impossible to Rebuild the French Cathedrals

pins. The true old glass is rotten"
i.e.. very delicate. from exposure to
wind and weather for 900 years. but
what talisman of hope and love ID
in that ring which he gives to mother
or his girl-whose bit Of ancient
glass he risked his life to get, on the
life-risking job to free the world. The
bit of glass was made and put In
place by love and faith before Co,
lumbus discovered America. Through
the ages the sun sent through 1t to
the dim cathedral glints of Paradise
to cheer the heavy hearted. Then
came hate. despite and calculation to
destroy the ancient solace. And the
doughboy from afar grubbed on his
knees to pick up bits.
BY moonlight. I have seen the bud
dies dream around the old cathedrals.
Imagine Laon. sister of ruined
Rheims. Laon Cathedral began ro-
manesque. continued gothic. and cost
not less than $20.0o0.00O. The towers
were rebuilt seven times. To Judge
effect, the old architects did not make
little blue print. They built tower.
saw its fault. tore it down and built
again. To help raise money ten cam
ons of Laon Cathedral and ten
burghers of the town. after having
collected all over France. went into
England-and came back with 120
sacks of gold. Had not twenty En-
glish bishops been formed at the
school of Laon. where Annselme
taught? The work itself is a mys-
terry in stone. whose author Is not
known. The architect of its vast and
perfect proportions threw his name
for whom he worked. Now, talk Of
rebuilding" Laon! "a
st. Quentin is worse. The carcass Of
the cathedral is like an ancient ruin
newly damaged. The vaulting Of the
apse has completely fallen in. That
of the splendid nave. springing over
forty feet high. has partly fallen in.
OF the stained glass and the stone
and woodwork. dating back as far as
the twelfth century. only pitiful frag-
ments remain. Chapels that survived
the shocks Of six centuries and that
the Spanish of Queen Elixabeth's
time had spared are now shattered,
and the frescoes of the choir are open
to the sky.
Let me make clear the point. It Is
not common vandalism. but the sci
entiflc and unceasing development Of
the former German art Of war into
new phases of what the western con-
science has always regarded as crime.
Not content with hypocritical piece
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@efabrten
Som @esc cines slrstcs.

S4on bon peitem erfolrnte i6 lie
Scr bent fleinen Experimentation
iaB Der cine idluer mo matt III iei
nem Stubl rno Der onOere ltont
Oaoor = er fit6lte it'd ia 10 itarf.
@ie es tbncn gingc. ., oos biS6en
9ulten mGre bereit8 beTer = obet
Die Gimme flong 10 id)lpo6 l,no nl.
terirOii6. Ser oa iaB, idallte mid
hllteludenor uno traurig on Ser
sltem gIng 10 ihlper n0os tut
nthtS, erflGrte Der ,,&rGftige".
roenfen Sic, pie es i'm 6riiDjobr nit
mir mar; lrn0 iest itebe id bier lrnh
gebc tGglid) ipo5ieren. Wteinen Gor.
ten lo(lten Sic ieben" . Ser Sp.
tlmismns griff mir ans Ser5. Der
SptimiSml1s, Ser aus Ieinem &roft,
9efiibl nod anoeren Mhtt lno s(uf.
rifltun9 ipenoen min, ous ieinem
ielbItiuggerierten &raftgefUbl i'm
9ltrIt noh ben1 Seben.
@efGbrten! @eioe nit berail6ten,
5erfur6ten rno gefolteten @eIif)tern,
hobIen 8angen 1mo tiefen Sluger,
oenen man SOS 2eio 10 oeutlid able.
len fonnte. Nln Sen Sb[Gfen Sic oes
Man9eIten glbern, sic oie WaGbioI
ocs Se6ens rn6 bie Ssobre 10 lange
aeNrtet fotten biz lie erItorrten.
@ciOen ging Sic @rlGt 10 iftDer, bel
Sen merfte man 6os ifrpere S6Ia.
aPn oes Ser5ens on. oos ober ous
lebenoerteileroe 9f6hrentperf bes
Sorpers nid)t mebr gGlliigenO perior.
gen fon1lte.
Inns 10 lparen ite beieiltonoer, Die
Ser 500 NIT ieinen Grfennllngsaei.
den perieben bate. 9as eemeinIane
SeiO bate iie 5ueinonoer gefiibrt rno
oaS ltnbelpllBte @efiibl Oes genleins
inmen Sdifiols ill fatr5er Belt. ltn0
6ciOe lieben Oas Seben. llno 10 ipre-
6en lie bon ibrer &ranfbeit, obcr
feiner bonn SOB. Wtir idhien eS, ais
lparell- lie &lippen in bem lie llm
bronOcnOen Weeer 0es 2ebcns, ol5
raren iic umqeben bon cinem @aIl,
Ser lie obionoerte bon oent mas lit
= 0emarfation nenrt es ser Wtebi.
5iller
,g9Els ih nie6et slriiifou. inb mir
ser cine nod 0a, Ser anOere NOR tort.
8ie longe miro es bonern, OaB lie
iiA fiir clpig berobifieoert Ser einc
urb Ser onoere! I'm iifl biclleift
,rie6er 5t finbcn sort, no eS feinc
2cit, feinen 9tolun Qibt - @ci0hr.
ten, Sltomc ser Gpi9feit -. &.
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.mnher Der Ged)ntls
Son Or. SicsfrieS SerberidJ.

Gin brounes &Gitden Itebt our
meinem S9rcibtii6. IS bot born
cine 9rehiAeibe, ouf Ser 3oDlen ite-
ben, nebel1 bencn lid) fingerlpiben-
groBe 20der befinben. sluf elmer
Gabel, Oie t1etu1en aus Oem SoI5s
fGItden berauslp16lt, liegt Oas S0r=
llno Spredrobr.
geun ia, ol1f SS5ren G6reibtiid
ltebt ein Selepbon! 8as Ueiter?
@as lit babel?
go lit man nun einnlal beut5lt=
tage. @enn elmer fGrne, Der Das tbeoz
retiid 5luar Oenfbare, aber praftii6
1lnnl0gli6e Yerpetltln mobile por>
fiitrte, au4 bann piirben bic meilten
BON uns 10 tun, als ob lie ilgcn poQ=
ten: @eiter ni6ts? @oS lit oobei2
8ir it1lb eben gmporfonlnIinge,
Earbelliis. Die @11oer ser Gedr1if
.braden uno bredlen ii6er lms herein
lrno mir ernpfinoen lie als SeIhItoer-
it6n0li6feiten beileibe ni6t als 0unz
ser! @er miro alf) = i'm aufgeflGr=
ten 5luat5iglten Sabr6unOert! @er
trirb iich 10 blomiercn tpollen!
@elpib, es gibt feine @1,tber, fei=
ne tedniihe @unber. Gs lGBt iid
ulles erflGten, ODER tue1igIte1s 10
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Gann man bon ser Cuff lcbcn?

Ser @eluobnbeitSmeni6 miro Die
iSrage poreilig nit 11ein beantluorten
llnO 0o6 leben mir eigentli6 MIR
bon 2l,ft. @ir mollen pom Snuers
ltoff Ben mir sum- 9ltlnen lmbeoingt
n0tig haben einmal gan5 abieben,
Damn bleibt StidItoff pnO ser Sch
leniGlregebalt ser Sltft iibrig. 9en
Stidltoff perlponOeln mir Eeute be.
reits auf bie DeridieoenIten @eiien
in @erbinollngen lpie Sal5e Ser Cal
peteriGure, Die mir ols 0iingentitteI
Der @tlttter @rOe 5ltfiibrell llno Oos
Ourd Den Eflon5en Die MogIidfeit
geben in ibren1 &0rper oos @tlpeiB,
molefiil ollf5ubouen. gun iino ober
oie Gflon5c.t Die ein3igen toti6dIi-
den proouftipen @hreibqueIlen, iibcr
oie mir berfiiger, benn aIlcs itbrige
Gineib, ollo Oos tieriide GipeiB, baS
mir aIS SleiId eenieBen qebt o.lf
bieIes pfal15lide GitpeiB sltriif. Gic
&ohleniiure ser 2uft iougen Sic
8lotter ser &flan5cn inter Ser Gin,
pirfl,ng bes 2ihtcs lmo lmter Wfit=
bilfe Des @Iottariins o0cr GhIoros
phpas oltf lno biIOcn borous Stdrfe,
Suffer, Set. Sontit Ga6en mir tot
iG6lidh olles, mas mir 5un 9e6en
brouhen, ser 2ltft ertnommen. GfuS
Gtid7toff, &ohlenI1l,re ur0 @uIier
bout iid) Sic Gf(onae auf rrn0 licfert
bohci ntitteIhar nbcr ,tnntittelbor
Hobrunq lmO aGei0uno. Genn oud
Sic &Icibllng, oie ser N|cnIh brouht.
entItommt Iebtcn gn0c& ser 2uft,
benn entpe6er beIfCht lie 1u1nlittcfbor.
mie bein1 2ein TIotS, hei Ser @olm
lpoqe un6 ouh bel oem nclrcItcu
SoinnItoff, SEM GopicrTtcff, onS
Gflan5enfoIcrn ober lie 1T unlnitte[
bar ouf Sic NSflon3e suriifeuT;ihrcrr.
9enn Sic @oGc, Sic bos Shof Tic
fert, lit qenou 10 tpie bie Seioc. Sic
0ic 9tonpc Iicfcrt, aus bFIonirifer
gfobrltnQsItoffen oufgebo,tt. gIic7
1nb Gleibrng oQcin gcriiocn o6cr
Sem nooernen @}enIhen r;dt. cr
brouht nod eine aroftoucQe, I'm bie
rielcn ltnnronblllngen 0cs tiqlidcu
2ehel1s pornc6nen 3lt fornen. Gic
bo1,htTGfIihItc &roftoucQc 1T n6er
bie &oblc, rnb otd' Njc7c &ohle 1T
nicbernm nihts orOercs ols sic
11etcrreIte Ser Gohlcni&nrc Sc~ Quit,
bie Dor pielen touicnb 0Sohrcn &ifon
5en in iitl ouf1cFneid1ert foben. W}oa
fqnn olio iidlnr iageb Ser Wenif
lebt bon Ser 9uft.
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beobadten es argtpoBnii6 unb tpoaen
nldt oaran glouben, obspobl mir
~ipllen". IS lit lns iel6itperit1nolidl,
foell mir glouben, es erflGren 5lt fon=
men, lrenn mir nur molIten. Gs oient
llns = unO bleibt ,tns fremo. @iel-
lelft : neil es proftii6 lit, neil es
uns oienen fam. 0us ma6t es pro-
lQlild in llnieren g(lgen.
llno bod lit cs boiler 8un6er!
llno Die sSunher liegen in ser aom-
pll5iertbeitl SSSn 9tcllell i'm IcGbIt6e-
ipllBten Giegeslol,f Ser ,Se9nif. 9l6er
1lnlere Seele liegt nod 'r1idt oarill =
MIR Der SerItonO. ltnS fcblcn Sic grs
tnnerllngcn, oEnc Sic mir glouben,
broIaiid iein SIT 1r1iiiien.
Girfen mir lie nidlt bctpunbern,
obrobl lie inns bienen? @eil Iie inns
Olencn2 @enn ite uns Qllt be6ienen
- !cns pollen mir nchr2
9os fonnen crit lmIere Gnfe[
Sic merhen Sic 8ociie eines ScTe-
phons pr(eben. Sic ncr6cn ridt ia
o'1: @ns meiter? @oS lit hnbci9
Sic rncrbcn nift bon 6en SeIhItper-
1tor1o(ihfeiten bes foun 9SoR61ren
rc0en. Sic tperhNn ii6crbolbt niht 10
bier bon Sen @unScrn Ser Gcfhnif
rchHn: lie luerbrn IiH clnbfinhen. 9ns
heibt - ircnl1 lie f"inon S4n'roufI,4,
'hrcibrn miiI'en NIT Sem ItoI,cn 81
tel: "TnS Se(ppbon, Gin Shmbol 1rn-
IcrcS 0cbensl"
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G6Icaso, Sonntag, 16. Nob. 1919.
UDJD5lSyCNUSbyS ytfIC5I5gTJUn 2I,SJCSgTJUn
Ger Frmen Brpf
u | Bert SrGqer.

Speidert sIeif in ieber @deuer
glebel9od ben ueberFluB,
gleltt Des 4rmen 8rot bp9 tcuer,
9aran oenfet i'm @enub!
DEM cr 5ablt's nit ieinem S6nciBe
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