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[Helmut Winkler]

1) it is geismi[l]ch, not gas or gais, the li in Milch is usually not audible, he simply left it off, very likely the writer had not written much German but Latin
2) huenr is Hühner, chickens, they have to pay as duty ten chickens in autumn and six chickens in carnival and four 'gaismich' goose, which surly has nothing to do with goatmilk, but must be a date like vaschang/carnval
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