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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-03-11
lEAVfNWORTH
Wins CHAMPIONSHIP
OF NORTH CENTRAL
QUINCY TEAM FOUGHT VAIL
ANTLY FOR HONOR AND HAD
\ BIG LEAD IN THE FIRST
HALF OF GAME.

Leavenworth won the championship
Of North Central Washington in bas-
ket ball last Saturday evening in
a great battle with the famous Quin-
cy team. The contest for the honor
was spirited one and the first half
Of the game indicated that the visit
ors would be easy winners; but Leav-
enworth fans had a lot of confidence
IN their team and with the score II
for Quincy to Leavenworth's : they
looked forward confdentally to a
change in the last half.
In the second half the home team
began a real battle. Every move of
the visitors was fought to a finish
and although they scored occasionally
1t was only through the most adroit
generalship, good luck and a couple
free throws; and we might say that
good luck also entered into the home
teams scoring, for the Quincy team
Is a good one, plays on a well develop
ed plan and has couple men with a
reach like Dutch windmills who
pronged out into space and slammed
the ball back into the faces of our
men with a regularity that was stun
ming. But the home boys seemed to
have it over the visitors in that some
of them are quicker and they were
thereby enabled to get possession Of
the ball repeatedly. This resulted in
carrying the fight to our gqF where
shot after shot was f1lrN1t ted, but
others went true and the bal score
was, Leavenworth "a, Quincy 20.
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Motion made and carried. acknow,-
edging Motteler's claim for cement
furnished for L. !. D's 6 and 10.
Matter of abandoning old main on
Commercial street discussed and the
water commission was authorized 10
tap new mains in alleys.
Motion carried authorizing the
water commissioner to lay lin.
main on West Center street from
Railroad Avenue, 450 feet
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Miss Ellen Ryan returned home
on Sunday from q visit Of several
weeks spent with friends and relative
at various points in California.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS OF IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. !

Known as the Sewer District. In
Blocks ,. and (. Leavenworth.
Wash, the Seventh Annual Install
ment viii be due and payable on )r
before the sth day of April, 1921. at
the City Clerks office
+. G. GOWING.
City Clerk
G1-3D Leayenworth, Wash.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
March s. 1921

March s, 1921.
Meeting called to order at Sis by
Mayor Blomeke.
Barclay, Thompson, Stelzig, Mel
son. Potter Ball and Walker present
Minutes Of previous meeting ap-
proved
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
Spokane Tank & Culvert Co,
street drain pipe -....-.-...-.--.....$445.2 20
n, L. Brown, special police
hire .-.......-.....-.......--- 1888
Cash, for incidentals as listed $50
II. Z. Ogden, draying ---...-....-.-. 400
Peshastin Lumber & Box Co.,
balance on viaduct lumber 1850
L. \. Lumber Co., team and
-, men snow plowing .--.....--... 1900
Tumwater l.. & Water Co..
light and phone rent.....-...... 1850
VIM. Brender, for city hall and
drayage .-.-....--.-....-.-......-........ $40
Elmer Johnson, room rent.
Peterson and wife -..-..--... 1.25
New Boulevard Cafe, meals for
prisoners -.------...-...-.--.......---.. 1870
Leav. Cooperative Society.
coal for CITY hall and jail 2O.72
Leav. Cooperative Society.
blankets for jail l-...---..-....... 1920
Leav. Pub. Library supplies
and expenses .-.-----.............-.... 111.37
James Hoppen, labor on
streets ..-..---.........-.-...-.---.- 1880
james Hoppen, labor on water
system ..-..--................,.....-..... $3.50
Lyle Gowing. labor on water
system at intake ...-.--...,...... $3.50
Water Dept, labor assignment
Of r. Logan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
Mutual Mere Co.. screen for
intake ...-......-..-................... 90
Wells & Wade. pipe for water
system Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Mrs. Estabrook was granted a pc
NIT to operate a popcorn stand on sth
street
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johnson substituted for Hoffman
in the visiting team, and Hoxsey for
Osborn.
In this connection, and for the pur-
pose Of hushing any claim that may
be advanced by other teams, we give
the record of games Of the All Stars
to show that our claim to the cham
pionship Of North Central Washing
ton is backed by the facts We have
played the following games in which
the score was as given herewith:
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Echo want ads are great little re-
suit getterf.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. Leuckel arrived home Tuesday
from Omak where he had been tc
conduct a funeral.
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dNVNN UIIH IDS pIdNtN IHIFJeen
games, winning ten.
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N4Af A4t4 r
Leayenworth. Wa 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-14
BOOSTS FOR LITTLE CHICKS
Difficult to Keep Youngsters Clean II
They Are Permitted to Re-
main on Floor.

Il Is often advisable to teach the
chicks to roost when eight to twelve
weeks of age. When they are allowed
to remain on the floor it Is difficult to
keep them clean and to keep them
from crowding. If wide roosts-three
to four inches-are used there IS but
little, If any, more danger of crooked
breasts than If the chicks are allowed
to remain on the floor.
The chicks can generally be taught
to roost by putting the perches near
the floor and placing with them one
or two old hens or older chicks that
are in the habit Of roosting. If this
i plan is announcement or does not prove
effective, the chicks may be placed on
the perches after dark for a few
nights, until they have learned to &c
there of their own accord, say poultry
specialists of the United States depart
ment of agriculture.
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Sun Tmpfca Der Ganie.

Dos aupfsn Der 8dnIe erfoIgt in
Der HeseI aus Der anii9t, oaB ba,
Our9 Der Grtras aus Der Gdniebals
tuns beDeuteno erbD9t piro. Benu
nan aber bebentt. oab oabur4 Die
GntpidIung Der iunsen 9dnie beoeu.
tsnO seitOrt ipiro. %beionoers penn
pas Rupfen fbouungslos aussefiibrt
pirb. 10 piro nan gu benz S4lub
tommen. oaB man Iid babel arg
perre9net. Yeriu6e baben erseben,
Oab @Gnfe BEL 9leidem 5utter, pel9e
i'm eriten 2ebensiebre ni9t gerupft
rareu, petm S9la4ten elm Mebrse.
pi9t BON Slpei Pfunb batten gegen=
iiber %gerupften Sieren. Die SeOern
bringen pro Bfunb nur aipsi 9ritte,
ioOtel ols oas Sleii4.
IS foQ bas Hupfen i'm erften &.
bensiabre bel ben Sieren unterbIel.
ben, ebenIo bel 3u9tganisn bonn 90,
pember bis our Sommermaufer
Benn gerupft ipirD, 10 NUT es mi
GROCER 8ebutiamteit unO S9onung
Dor 8eginn Del Mauferseit -menTbi
Geoern IOfe iiBen, untsrnommen per:
ben. gu oieIer 3eit D~ereitet ba.
4asatebea Der 5eoern Der Sons toun
S4mersen. Dos &upfen fo[I iid
aber auf bas &usaiebsn Der 9ounel
uno 5ebern an Der 8ruit, ON 8aud
unb unter ben 5liigeln bei9rdnten
Die Sr~agfebern an ben S9entslfei
ten, tpsl9e gum Srasen Der SIiss
beitimmt iino, miiHen perf9ont iper
ben, neil bic Siere ionit fliisslIabr
neroen, mas namentli9 piel S9abeI
CUR 5pIae bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-14

seIlen anIesen sur 9iebuns elmer
nel,en Ratter. Sinh Die Seuen I'm.
gefGbr $40 Gage alt, 10 fam nod
8ltni6 elm ipeiterer @bleger gennaft
perSen, geriarl auf Die @eiie uie Der
critic bergeItellt murbe, blob mub
an STEELE Ser &6nigin cine @a6e
nit elmer ODER mebreren 8eiielSenen
gegeben llno Dem ielbit gum ableger
nieoergeiunfenen NutterDolfe i'm.
MERLIN cine quite 3elle belaiien per.
Sen. 1ebrere 3elen tim feinen
S9aoen, BLOB cine miro als finfti.
&c Miltter ausidliipfen. gefinoen
lid blob 3eaen al elmer 8abe, 10
fam cine oauon iadte nit einem
Reiier, obue oieielbe lm3ubreben,
abeei6nitten uno nit elmer berge-
ridtcten Srabtfledte an cine 9rut.
iuabe oes @utterit0ddenS mgebef.
tet lperoen.
ableser tonrcn nit beItem grfOls
p1breno ODER gleid nad Der Sallpt'
bonietradt bergeIteIt peroen. 8er
@bleger gu ipGt i'm CONNER madt,
muB iolde i'm Serbit fir oen 8in.
ter fiittern.
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SUPPLY OF GRAIN FOR HENS
EcwIa VIII Consume More Food In
Spring Than in Fall-Amount
Varies With Breeds,

The feeder must use his own judg-
ment In deciding how much grain to
ufye the hens, as the amount of feed
which they will eat varies with diff
ferent pens and at different seasons
of the year. They will eat more feed
IN the spring while laying heavily
than the summer and fall when laying
fewer eggs.
A fair general estimate is about one
ouart of scratch grains and an equal
weight of mash (about one and a half
auarts) daily to IL hens of the gen
oral purpose breeds, such as the Ply
mouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, or
Wyandottes, or to 16 hens of the small
er or egg breeds. This would be about
seven and a half pounds eacA Of
scratch grains and Of mash daily to
100 Leghorns and about nine and q
half pounds of each to 100 general
purpose fowls. If hens have free
range or large yards containing green
feed a general purpose hen VIII eat
about rs pounds of feed in a yeai and
n Leghorn will eat about IS POUNDS, in
addition to the green stuff consnSred
It has been found in experiments con
Quoted on the government poultry
farm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-14

IIebt 9Ieihfolls ourdl @ur5clfdiilnis.
mo man penoct o%ieielben Wtittel
pie BEL Der @ur8elidule oa9egen
an. Gie Stodf6ule iud]t meiltens
Isalcell, Galceolorien uno erifen
beim uno entitebt Oallr, ipern ole
BON ser Come erbisten Sopfe plot
lid grgoiien ncrhen, ODER Werln nod
Itorfcr Srodcnbcit gu ret6lid &C.
goiien miro.
Die Stammf1ule, bel WeI6er Der
Stamm elmer Bflan5e meiit oidi
ii6er Der @r0c aufauIt, wabreno Die
@Ar5cln uno Der obere SeiI Der
8ilan5e geiuno iinb, entitebt 9leid'
faas Oiird iibcrmdbige Serld]tigfeit,
u~nporiidtigeS gbreiBen gelber Slat'
ter ODER ioniti9er geruunoungen an
Scr Silan5e.
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Meme Nienenfplpnien.

lin ll6 bon elnem 8ienenltod
~aole9er" 5u er5eu9etl, benusen er.
taDrere Sumter oerlhleOene Wtittel.
Siir Die nod ulerlabrenen Anfdn.
ger elnpfieDt Soiepb 1atre in
SallesoIlle, Wtlm., IN elmer 6arm,
deltntg ~Iolgenoes Geriabren.
Sn ellle1l nld)t 6u l1paten 8olte
miro Die &oni0in 9eiud)t. uno Die
8abe, al Der lie iiet, iamt Yieneu
1leolt 3lpeI anoeren Yruttuaben nit
all Den observation-disclosures 9ienen uer.
oell IN elre leere palienoe 8obuun0
lSlo) geban8t. 0aroui MIRO oos
5lu9lo9 NIT Gras ueritopit uno ole
SoDllllll8 all1 ellleu lGatti9en 8lat
9etra9el, Der 0en Sutiinitiaeu
Stano oes Ablegers biloen lou. g{od,
Serlaut uon SO bis 4S Stunop,l
nod Der SerltcIIung, gegen abeuO
llad communicating, miro oos
@ras DerauS9e5ogen unO Die 9ieneu
1rel9elallen. @ras ei9net iih oes.
9alb gum Gerltopten oes GluglodeS,
90 es Suft ourdOringeu laBt uni
ole getangen gebaltenen Yienen bon
Grltlden betpabrt. 8iiroe man oi,
Btenen nidt einiperrerl, 10 piiroel
tte iofort BUM Rutterltod 5uriid
tl1e9et1, oo6 in eillem 3eitroum Dol
ilngefabr as Stunoen peraelien Die
teiben 3rmeiit oaS aIte Seim I'm.
9etpobnen iid gleit5eitig ans ncl,e
SIT Die Sroft gut uno entlpideIt lic
tnfol9eoeiien Der ableger raid,
tann balb elm meiteres ausaebautc
Habrt6en eDentuell nit boiler Gfei
be 5ugeb1ngt meroen unO einiae Re
pater, faaS mebr &aum nGtia iei
iolte, Elm oueites uno 10 fort.
Sas tpeiiellos gcntotte Rltte
nolt miro balbiait lMrtrcre RGniai,
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@nte Giternna Der aile Iobnt Ed!

Gur1 gellaue unterludungeL Die
Don Observation-Disclosures auSge.
fiibrt morOeH iino, lit IN gan5 ein.
malr0treier un0 allaemein Derltano.
lider Sorm mieOer einmal Der pole
9etueis baiiir erbrad)t moroen, Dob
lid Die Sitterung uno Bflege Der
Slide be5ablt. @ie aus ben BON ben
aoutroauereinen ermittelten 3ablen
~berporgebt, betrug Der 2%eiltungsiin'
terl1ieo 5piiden Der 6eIten nnO
jd)ebteiteu Mildypiebberoe uno 0urd).
idnittIi6 auf Die eill5eIne Stub inner
buI6 Der 9erOe bere1net, i'm Berlali-
lie clues einSi0en Nonates 1872
BfurO 8utterfett. Sn Der lettings.
fdGigiten @crbe batten Die Siere
tiilel angenebmen, luiti9en Stall.
Ald mar bier alleroingS Die gr0Btc
,Sltterrednlu1g %porbanOen. Gie aitDc
oefamell bier breitlal tagliA eine
Silags. ulO &raltIltterratton unO
duberOem 6peintal t0gIih etne &allb'
iuttergabe. 3as &raitiutter beItanS
ultS aleieuL Wtais, 9afcr, SeImebI
nnc Wtaismebl. 9te &itbe nit oel
mcorigiten 9urdiduittsIciitun9 be
tamen OoBeBen mInOermerttge Stla
ge ullp mlrrDermertiges Seu nno al:
&roitfuttcr MIR Safer; aud oas
Quarter Oieier 8iibe lieB piel 81
piIriAen ilbrig.
Nie i'm &ontrollperein, 10 NH
ierner icOer Wtildiarmer tort9eles
nit Usage uro 6ettbeitimmer Ton
trouicrer, oolnit Die idIeAten I'M
neutrality-suspicious. aiibe nift 81
Yroiite Der guten uno leiltun9sIc
bigen Siere in Der eigenen Sero
rpicoer uer5ebren.
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TEST OUT BR0oDlNG SYSTEM
Greatest Loss Is Due to Chilling Re-
ce!ved While Being Transferred
From Incubator.

Chickens are usually left In the In
cubator from "a to SO hours after
Matching, without feeding, before they
are removed to the brooder, which
should have been in operation for a
day or two at the proper temperature
for receiving the chickens, say special
lists of the United States department
of agriculture. A beginner should try
his brooding system carefully before
he uses it. After placing the chicken
in the brooder they can be given feed
and water. Subsequent loss in chick
ems is frequently due to chilling re-
ceived while taking them from the In
cubator to the brooder. They should
be moved in a covered basket or re-
ceptacle in cool or cold weather.
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8aldeu pun 3immerpflan5en.

0aS Abwalden Der 3tnnnerpllan'
cen miro belonOers llDtig, tpenn
ltarfe acknowledgements auf Den
9l4ttern linO, neil lie Die 4tlnun9
OerleIben ulterOriiden mo Die Sldt'
ter alnlQbli6 abitcrber. SIN Som'
mer fann man lid) Oieie miibiame
arbeit eriparen, wetn Die Bilan5en
bel marmem 8enitterrcgen ms
6reie geItelt perOerL 10 oaB lie ab.
Requiem. 0ieie &einigung gei3iebt
uiel grunoltder oils nit Der Sano,
llno Die 8ilau3e eridcint friider unO
lebbaiter. mas aud iebr lei9t ct
fldrlib lit, oeun leOer Tegen Wlrft
mie Elm 9ao, erirllteno lno belle.
bend. Ran bari Oabei aacroln9s
nidt perseiien, ole Bflon5el1 wieoel
an ibren iriiberen Stannort gu brln
gen, oenn pieliad ltno lie ntdt al
Die Come gepobnt uno oesbalI
Oauor gu %beruabrer, oaB lie unoer
mittelt beidienen weroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-14
BEST HOUSES FOR CHICKENS
Several Plans and Arrangements Be-
tween Two Extremes Which May
Suit Conditions.

In the manner of housing fowls there
are two systems widely different IN
their extremes. At n extreme is the
colony plan, which consists in placing
small houses for small focks far
enough part to obviate the necessity
Of fences, thus giving free range with
but little mingling of the different
fiocks. At the other extreme we have
the continuous house. This kind OF
house consists Of a series of separate
pens, under n roof, opening directly
into a hallway In the rear, or having
doors between the pens without the
hallway, or opening into a hallway ana
also into one another. There are sew
eral plans and arrangements between
these two extremes which may be built
to suit varying conditions.
The advantages Of the colony plan,
according to poultry specialists in the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-14
ansfnnft in Deutider sprads.

Dos austunitsbaro in oenti9er
5pra9e gibt bereittpilligit nno TO.
ftenlos aiisfunft iiber ollie bic BIN
bespermaItune betreffenbe ansele-
genbeiten, offentlides @eimnobeits.
nelen, Solooten. rno Ratroienan.
selegenbeiten, @eiessebune, arbei.
terperb6ltniiie, DECENTRALIZATION, Gin.
panoerltng, a,,spanoerune, Stel,er.
peien, &eiiepdiie, er5iebnne8tpeien,
u. I. 10. anfragen iino gu ridten
an @erman0 inifion 8ureal.
of Sorei9n 2oneuage Snformation
'Serpice. 4merican &eo Gross. 1874
@uIt, 2StD Street, Stem gorf, 81. ..
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Berger.

8nt. @orbs unO @attin tuuroen
Iestcn Somstag Die gfiifliden Gltern
zines qelunoen Stamlnbalters.
Sobn Rappol6. bon Sermam, NOR
am Nontag bier gu @ait bel Der
Somilie &eter 9iltbep.
9ie @itgIieoer Der Samilie Ses
alfreb Babe, ole idmmtli6 fronf no,
rem, befinoen iid iest ipieOer erfreu'
Iider 8eiie ouf Der 8eiierung.
8olter Stlunpe unb 5amilie To-
men lesten Sonntag per Iltto bier.
her 51nl 9eil6 Der Samilie Sobn :.
Mcper.
glte. Gropp ir. reiite lette @ohe
nod ct. 2ouis our Gr5tlihen ge.
bon0lung uno ebentuea elmer Spcro'
tion Iif) 81 ltnter5ieben.
Der Berger Sarmer'8erein per'
Ianbtc cine garlabltng 8ei5en mad
Der 0fiibIe in 8aibiugton.
Serr Ruetter, melfer tilr6lit
Ritelicb Der Sirmo Babe & Riiet'
ter eerporOen lit. miro ont 10. 6eb'
r,ior nit iciner SamiIie bon Nebrns.
ia no6 Berger iiberiieOeln.
sos. q. 5pcdDals mar am 0tens'
tae in @eidGftsiuden in $ermant.
am Sonntog, Oen %. Sanito1
iuirb Die bieiigc 6. 6. Of y. Del
ct. Souls . @emeinOc cinen offent
Ii6en gudre beranItalten.
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SIcafant Sill.

8u. Berger unb @ottin itno bod
e|rfrert iiber Die @ebrrt eines &of'
terdens.
Scrmonn Seiemann uno Satin
,ueltc mGbreno Den Seiertogen bier
marerl, reiIten Ieste ISOLDE na9 Goot,
geebr., mo fie tiinftiebin pobnen per.
ben. 8ir piiniden ben jlngen Che.
Ierlten bel Slid in ibrer nerer
Seimotb.
aug. Rebeliied unb Satin nebI
Tohtcr paren am Sonntag bier 81
go5t bel Der Somilie German Ser
ger.
@nt. @ebner pltrbe lette 8ot)
bon Ieiner @attin nit einem Sodter
den beidenft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-14

United States department Of agricul-
ture, are, first, small fiocks on free
range; second, no expense for fencing;
third, there is less need for scrupulous
attention to cleanliness and providing
regular supplies of animal and vege-
table feed during summer months.
This plan, however, has the following
disadvantages: First, extra cost OF
labor in caring for fowls in stormy
weather, when 1t will often be difficult
TO get around to feed and care for the
fowls regularly; second. houses built
on the colony plan, II built as well,
cost more than q continuous house OF
the same capacity, for partitions,
which may be constructed largely OF
wire netting, are much cheaper than
two end walls; third, the colony plan
allows only about 100 birds to the
acre, while the continuous-house sys'
TEN, with suitable yards, allows 450 to
500 birds to the acre.
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&erlaust: @ltes Naoaen ODER
Srau nm bel Der Sausarbeit beDnlt'
lid All fem uno gelpobnli6eS &o4er1
at beIorgen. &ein 8aiden ooer 8lt-
oeln. NeuB Elm &inoerfreuno ieln,
@uteS Setm unO gutter 2obn. Wta11
ldreibe an 6rau 6, S. Srtt
1922 Moenolia Bloce, ct. Souls,
Oto. 9ea &bone @ranb 53S7S.
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8ur j. a + M nnh 6artrn
anOdrnmebl tiir aabe.

sSn 0eH leSten paar Sabren boi
man ole 8e0eutuna ether 9eelgneten
Ntineralltofffiitterull9 unierer Saus'
there ntebr uno meDr wIroI9en &C.
lernt. Ole mad)lenoe Seiltrng IN
lerer AfllGuiebltanme aber Drln9l
IN Dieler Siniidt INNER neue Bro-
bleuae. sic 9ewabnlite Sanotub,
ole I'M S~riibiabre tbr &alb bradte
ulo in Serblt Wie0er troden ltano,
tonrte lid) geniigenoe Nabrito1lmen'
gen aus Der gewobnli9en @rasue'
getation beidaffen, Inn Ibren Mild
IluB auireht gu erbalten. sic
tpnrte nit oielem Sutter nebenber
audi Dem elgenen S0rper nod &C.
niigenO ytabr4ng oufiibren, I'm &C.
juno unO fr1ttt9 gu bletben uIo
fraiti9e Sdlber III Die 8elt leselt
3u t0nnen.
GIe uurd oielbepnBte &etltun9s.
audt berbeigefiibrte itarfe unO tort.
geleste Staggering Der MttlHergIe'
blgfelt unierer Uill6tubraiien bat
iaoelien ole Seruusblloung zines
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