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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Seed Corn Special Draw, Crowd.

WILDER, Neb., Dec. 23-(Special Teie-
gram.)-The Burlington seed corn special,
in charge of Industrial Commissioner
Manss. was met at WILDER by over 400
people. The cars could not accommodate
the crowd and lecture had to be given In
the depot. The lecturers here were: Profs.
Lyon, Bruner. Hatcher Montgomery and
Burr of Nebraska Agricultural college and
Prof Teneyck of Kansas Agricultural col
lege Division Freight Agent Lewis of Be
atrice and Trainmaster William Koher of
Edgar were with the train. over 1000 at
tended the lectures during the days run
and many of them said they got n larger
yield than their neighbors and attributed
1t to the information received from last
years special on selecting seed corn and
caring for II.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
this week. The hay dealers are also hav-
inb trouble in getting cars
DITCH TO RECLAIM
SWAMP
Overflow from shell Creek 60 he Car
rieh 20 the Finite RiNcr.

SCHUYLER. Neb.. Dec 2S.-(Special)-
The Quill this week publishes the ditch
notice for the Payzant drainage ditch and
the assessments Of the various property
owners that will be benefited by it. The
ditch will tap Shell creek and is intended
to carry OF all OF the surplus water into
the Platte river that has hitherto been
flooding the lands near the creek. II will
be five and one-fourth miles in length,
average width at the top to be twenty
four feet and eighteen feet at the bottom,
three feet deep or more IL needed. Sew
enty-one property owners will be benefited
by it and the total cost will be sl6,1S24S. OF
this amount the Union Pacific is assessed
1850: Colfax county on roads and school
lands, S2S56.4S.
If the ditch will do what it is intended
TO do It will we'll be worth the price. Some
of the best land in the state is practically
worthless today owing to the overflow OF
Shell creek every spring. This is the sec
ond big ditch started in this county this
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
SEIZE BOGUS MONEY PLANT
Two wagonloads of Tools, Presses
and Inks Captured by ST.
Louis Police.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 9S.--Vasils ]. Travin,
alias B, Nivart. 65 years old, was arrested
by United States secret service officers to-
day on charge of having in his possession
presses lithographing and engraving tools,
inks and other articles needed for the pur-
pose OF making counterfeit money Two
wagon loads of tools and other parapher-
MALTA were seized in Travin's rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
RIFLE AND FENCE ARE Fatal
Trigger Catches on Wire and Ball
Enters Boys Heart.

HASTINGS, Neb., Dec. 23--(Special Tel
egram. )-Samuel Evans, the lS-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Evans who
reside two miles south of Roseland, acct
dentally shot and killed himself today while
hunting rabbits. The lad had crawled
through barbed wire fence and attempted
to pull twenty-five caliber rife after
him. The trigger caught on the wire
fence and discharged the load. The ball
entered the boys heart and killed him al
most instantly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Charge Against Deputy Clerk.

BEATRICE, Neb. Dec q. - Especial
Telegram.)-A sensation was sprung in the
district court yesterday afternoon when
George e. Emery, deputy county clerk,
was cited to appear before Judge Raper
to answer the charge of trying to influence
c. NJ. Miller juror in the estate case OF
Nicholas against Moore. tried in the dis
trict court last week. When the case was
about half through the court continued
the case over 70 the next term without
any explanation for the reason that Miller
had reported to Judge Raper that Emery
had approached him I'm manner to cause
suspicion. Evidence in the case was sub
mitted today, and after the lawyers had
submitted their arguments Judge Raper
announced that he would not give his
decision until next Thursday, TO which
time he adjourned court. Emery's friends
will await the decision OF the court with
much interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

years in the service Of China. thirty OF
which he spent at the post he has just va
Gated.
During his long service in London Sir
Halliday only once came in serious conflict
with the British authorities, and that was
on the occasion of the kidnapping of Sun
Vat Sen. the Chinese reformer, who was
subsequently discovered imprisoned in the
Chinese legation here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

PARIS, Dec. 23.-The officials here say
that President Castro's failure 10 resume
diplomatic relations with M Taigny, the
French charge d'affaires at Caracas, may
comphcate matters and postpone a settle
ment OF the questions in dispute. France
asked for the withdrawal of Venezuela's
offensive note declining 10 deal with NJ
Taigny. Therefore the withdrawal of tho
note and the continued declination to deal
with NJ. Taigny are considered as renewing
the old controversy. The officials say ~,
Taigny will not be withdrawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
ITALIANS FOR MORO ISLANDS
Government and Church VIII CO.
Operate in Securing Immigrants
for the Philippines.

MANILA, Dec. Z3,-MaJor General Leon
ard Wood has requested the Philippine COM
mission to extend the land laws 20 the
districts of Zamboanga and Mlndanao.
Archbishop Harry is negotiating with the
Italian government for permission to in
duce immigrants from that country to
settle in Mindanao. General Wood is also
using every influence in an effort to secure
settlers for the Moro provinces.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
FACTORY NEEDS MORE WORKERS
Beet Sugar Plant is Running Full
Force Night and DaN.

FREMONT, Neb., Dec. 23-(Special.)-
The Standard Beet Sugar company is hav-
ing the biggest run since the Leavitt fac
tory began business. The present cam
paign will probably last until March. The
company is working at full capacity both
night and day. Competent help is scarce
and about all who apply are taken on.
Owing to the class OF floating labor which
the company is obliged to employ the force
is constantly changing and a good many
men are kept on the pay roll simply be!
cause there is no one TO take their places.
Most OF the beets are raised in the western
part of the state and are high grade The
company had considerable trouble in get
ting a supply OF good water.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

SCHUYLER. Neb., Dec 23-(Special.)-
A gang Of Union Pacific workmen have
been here this week installing the electric
gongs at the crossings. The work is now
completed and the gongs will be in work.
ing order Monday. In all four were in
stalled. This will end trouble between the
railroad and the city speed ordinance
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
VERDICT FOR FRED wHITrEMoRE
Attempt to Hold Examiner Liable for
Loans I'm Defunct Bank Fails.

O'NElLL, Neb., Dec. 28-After a
bitterly contested trial case occupying a
week in district court. the jury tonight
in the case of Bridget Corrigan against
Fred Whittemore and an eastern surety
company returned verdict for the de-
PENDANTS. Whittemore is a state bank
examiner and the purpose of the suit was
10 recover from him for losses Of de-
positors in the failure a year ago OF the
Elkhorn Valley bank here. because as
alleged. his examination was indifferent.
The suit was the first of this nature in the
state.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

years in the penitentiary for kidnapping
and hiding a daughter Of a neighbor
farmer. who was the principal witness in
another case brought against Blair for
assault. The KIDNAPPING and search made
At the time and the trial was sensational
Blair is a married man and has a family
Of small children. He has served one
year and will be released in February.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Car shortag. AT SCHUYLER.

SCHUYLER, Neb., Dec. 2s.-(speciaI.)-
The Wells-Hand Grain company is expo
rienceing shortage or cars here Grain
has been coming in faster than cars can
be secured to ship it out, and at the present
time the elevator is full TO the top over
hve cars Of wheat we're received one day
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

SCHUYLER, Neb., Dec. Especially
The Tolter Live Stock company received
a large consignment of sheep this week.
They will be fed at the Crescent yards
that have been leased for the purpose. A
large number of cattle and sheep are be-
ing fed around here this winter and the
farmers are finding a ready market for
their corn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Hat Pins. Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
snowstorm in MEXICO.

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 23.-Snow fell here
today, the storm extending TO Chihuahua
Mexico. New Mexico sheepmen fear stock
will suffer II the storm does not abnte.
Rock Island trains which were held up by
the drifts were started on their journey
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
CHINESE COUNSELLOR QUITS
Sir Halliday Mccartney Retires from
Service of Imperial Govern
ment at London.

LONDON, Dec 23.-SiT Halliday Macart-
ney, after serving as counsellor OF seven
Chinese ministers TO the court OF st.
James has retired after being forty-three
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

YORK. Neb., Dec. 23.--(Speciall-Gov-
Hrnor Mickey has announced that he will
commute the sentence OF John Blair 81
Arborville. this county. now serving three
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
CANADA IS CAUTIOUS
Continued from First Page.)

cussion of imperial questions. Beyond thus
recognizing the important character of the
imperial council constituted by the meet
ing together of the representatives of the
colonies and when occasion requires of
India Mr.. Lytteton does not favor any
attempt to give the council a more formal
character, to define its constitution or TO
attempt to delimit its functions, believing
that in accordance with English traditions
and the manner in which the idea itself
has developed during the last few years
that future imperial councils may be left
to develop in accordance with circum-
stances.
The second proposal is that for a per-
manent body to prepare subjects for dis
cussion by the imperial council, both be-
fore and after its meeting. in order to en-
able questions OF Importance to be thor
ougly entered into without at the same
time keeping the different prime ministers
away from their important duties in their
own countries Such permanent COM
mission, in Mr.. Lytteltons opinion, would
have greatly accelerated the business and
enhanced the utility of the work done by
the last. conference If it had then been In
existence. The functions of the Imperial
commission, as suggested are TO be purely
consultative and advisory, and IL is pro-
posed that It should consist of permanent
nucleus of members nominated by the i'm
perial government and the governments OF
the colonies, strengthened by the appoint
ment of additional members when necessary
for the purpose of special inquiries.
Reception of Proposals.
The reception which Mr.. Lytteltons dis
patch has received in various parts of the
United Kingdom is interesting in the ex-
IRENE. Perhaps the most encouraging re-
plies are those from South Africa and Aus
tralia.
The New Zealand ministry 1t is true
sent no reply, but in answer to a telegram
OF inquiry Lord Plunkett telegraphed that
the ministry regretted they could send no
reply until full meeting of the cabinet
could be held.
AS was to have been expected the reply
Of the Canadian government was cautious
and conservative. The reply was eventually
sent in the form of report of the commit
tee of the Canadian Privy Council. The
report somewhat demurs TO the word
council" indicating too formal a body
and suggests Imperial conference as an
alternative. With regard to the sugges-
ton for a permanent commission the Can.
adam government was not at present pre-
pared to adopt the proposal, but would
give it most careful consideration at the
forthcoming conference. The most unsat-
isfactory answer of all was that from ths
government of Newfoundland. Sir Robert
Bond communicated the views of the New
foundland government Mr.. Lyttelton has
replied to the Newfoundland government
that their, replies we're probably written
under a Misrepresentation. as there is no
suggestion that the imperial council should
have either legislative or executive powers
II is merely a continuation OF the existing
conference idea under what is thought to
be a more appropriate title.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
RECEPTION FOR W. J. BRYAN
Thousands of Manila People Attend
Meeting of EIIs I'm His
Honor.

MANILA, Dec. 23.--Thousands of citizens
attended reception given this evening By
the Eks to meet William ]. Bryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
EIgin Butter Market.

ELGIN. Ill, Dec. 3. BUTTER - The
market ruled firm today at an advance OF
half a cent, being quoted at PC a 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today and TOmOrrow-Warmer
In tire East Portion
Today.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Forecast of
the weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota-Fair
Sunday, warmer in east portion Monday,
fair
For Iowa-Fair and warmer Sunday;
Monday, fair.
For Missouri-Fsir Sunday; Monday, fair
and warmer.
For Kansas-Fair Sunday and Monday.
For Colorado-Fair Sunday. warmer in
south portion; Monday, fair.
For Wyoming-Fair and warmer Sunday
Monday, fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal a Omaha since March I
ana comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Locni Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA. Dec. 23.-Ohicial record of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years: 1905. 1904. 1903. 1892
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Clerk Appointed.

The clerk OF the supreme court has ap-
pointed Miss Josephine Murphy Of Platts-
mouth record clerk in his office TO succeed
Mr. Leroy, who will become Judge Lotions
stenographer when the latter ascends the
bench. Miss Murphy was a stenographer
In the office OF Chief Clerk John Wall dur
ing the session of 1903.
New Company.
Hartman Furniture and Carpet company.
Omaha, with an authorized capital stock of
$4,000, has been Incorporated. Leon Hart
man, Milton l. Hartman and c. S. Mont
gomery are the incorporators.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24
Pay superintendent Way.

County Superintendent Pilger of Pierce
county reached the city today with twelve
teachers, the advance guard of the host
which will come next week to attend the
State Teachers association. The expense:
of the superintendent had been advanced
by his county board, the members of which
said that their expenses were paid to the
business meeting and they proposed tc
accord the same treatment to their edu,
cational officer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12
6eirnths l.. Qircnscn.

6olgen0e Seirotbs . 2icen3en ip,tp
Ocn gciterl, bonn Glcrf oeS Common
@leo3-@eridts oil8geitclt:
George SacnSler, 50, uno Ebcreia
Ode, 43, Or. 1921, GonlopItroBc.
&obn aueocr, 26, Nr. 854, Olt.
ErottitroBe, unO Moric Girmonotp,
81.
@nr. ". 6oncod, 81, mo 9(licc
9tcolc, 80; NppIifont $. y. 9tcolgtr.
$40. 9tor0 p WonrocitruBe.
2tnton Sptoro, 90, uno Gbereio
3in0ro, %; 2lpplifont i. 3. Gbooo,
9}r, 62I Nor0, @oIbin9tonItroBc,
Midocl Eit5ton, 81, g{r. 5, NorO-
@loperitroBc uno 3r3ouo Sis, is.
Sohu i. &onib, 81, Chicago, Su5,
unO MorD 81. Sd0iier, 20, g}ep.Or-
leans.
&oco6 W}orforpiB, %, 8oi6ington,
Z. g., uno Oetto 2uno, 90.
Geo. 4. Gri8meQ, 81, uno Sottic
&. @oloing, %; 9tpplifont Somf.G.
9}clpton, Nr. 1907 Sof Sia.9tpe.
Sobn q. &eQu, 81, ut0 Morp 6,
Differ, 81; 9(pplitont Sobn g. &cllp,
9r, 5t4, Moro.S droocrItroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12
@erihtsberhanoInnaen

Sri m II nIQcr dl t. - (Gor
Ni6tcr @orlon.) 0iebitobl - Mn.
Gboie, elm Sobr, Gopmono HinggolO,
Orci N}onotc, Sobn u. IS. Smith, 30
Gage, &enrp Sobnion, 80 Gage, Nfil.
ton RobertS, 6 Mtonotc, GboS. N1tiiell,
6 0}onate @ef6ngniB; 2copolo &es
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role e%ntlaiien. w 9(ngriif Sobn
BottS, 60 Gage, 98m. $. 9fobinion,
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giitronoe iitr Montug: 8eberbergung
m.inoeriGbrigcr N}106eu - hilbert
$. 6ront; ltnteridlogung - Sorrp
Senoerion; 0iebitobl - 9eiiie 9ofs
iorO, GboS. 8. Carroll, SEQ. 9owerl,
Sobn @roiE Quo. 3topfelOert, Cutie.
36omos, Serbett @reel1oeu, Hleuiont
glttins, @orOod @nriiuStp, Sranf Sc
Gomptc; falide &orgoben - gIl6ert
5. @olf; 9(ngriif - 6rouf Gufi, $.
GbomoS, MiorD @ilion.
@oi enge en- d t. - @or oen
Nidteru 9lod, O'8ricn II. @oit6cr.)
81 9todIoBOcripoItern wuroen ct.
tonnt in Ocn 6GQen BON Amelio 8ol.
Imam 6reoerid ". Zimmerman,
@iirgidoit $500; @eo. $. 2ouoen
8cttie Is. HopOen, 9iirgi6oit $1,000;
SomeS Gbomplon SSobn 9. s. @eolp
unO Cora Is. Ibompion, 9iirgi6ait
$500. SnDentaroer5eihniIic murOen
eingereiht in Oen 6GQen bon Niot.
them Boone, $1,000; So6n Sc. Gomerl,
1925. GertGufe muroen rotiii5irt
in Ocn SGQcn bon 9ertbo &un Sol,
lom, 500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
muroen gllt0cbeiBen in oeu 60llen
BON @eor9c Snipp, $60,010; GboS.
@olosbororgb, $t93,559.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12
S6iffsnahridtcn.

Ncm Oorf, If. 6e6ruor. - Ger
Compiler 80 G%ouroine" BON SABRE
lit bier ongefonmclt.
gbgefnbren bon bier iinN bellte foG.
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pei oio Gibraltar uno gGtbiopio"
nod Glasgow.
Yntluerpcn, fl. Scbrunr. -
Der 9ompicr YGoocrlono" fllbr belltc
Don bier noh Nerp. 2)orf ob.
Bremen, If. 5ebrllor. - Ger
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bier nad) Baltimore abgegnngell.
0ober, #. 6ebrltor. - Eoiiirt
lit bier bcltte Der 0anpfcr .9lDnoon,"
BON Nottcroom nod 9telu. Dorf inter.
luegS.
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Compiler nHepublic" poiiirtc bier
bellte nlli %iciter 6obrt BON 9tcopcl
nod Nelu. Dorf.
@lnsgolp, If. Sebruor. - Ser
9ompier oSoroinion" bon Bolton lit
bier ei1getrofien.
Nb9clegelt bon bier lit bcitte Der
3ampicr o2ollrentinn" nad) Heip-
Oorf.
SABRE, #. 6c6rrtor. - N6gefab-
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2iperpooL, If. 6ebruor.-0er
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2oiiis" mad Nelp'Yorf III See se-
itohen. I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12

Cicielbc ipriIbt BON Qciun0cm SILT
NOR mo Mib mo lit pou urfomis
iher Situotioncn. &brc Eruppc
5dblt Oicie3 &obr It's Eerioncn, BON
rcnclt G6 bilbi6c JltlNc 6roucn iill0.
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ciI1eS mrlifoliihcn 2uitipiels, mcIheS
oieie @o9c in r6oro'S 0pernbml@"
ais 2lttruttion ungcfiinoiQt lit. 0nS
Stiif mllr0c pom &rlI. @corge NJ,
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Go6un3 Qeb0rtc, geidricbcL mo
5luor tritt 6r. Gobon icl6it in Der 81
telroae nllf. SIN gStbertp- S6cotcr"
in Ncp.Norf, Woiclbit 0oS Stiid mcb-
rerc MohCn matchmaker Qelpiclt
wltroc, crruic5 iih Ooiiclbc bis sur
Iestcn &oritcilln9 ais cine 9lttruttion
bon i%cltcncr @iltc, umO MIR Dem lint
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lit cS SIT pcr6ontclL 0oB 0o2 StiId
nid)t lu0brcnO ocS Qoll5cn Mintcr8 in
Geip.Nort mli9cfnbrt miro. Serr
Gobon tritt IN Der Stole cincS un1eris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12
8rnnoitiifS ltcbcrtragnngcn.

Gomor0 Stcuens an (5obn 6urll.
it'd ulo 6rolL Siiooit Scite Gltl,
ton Ipcnuc, nobe WnrpitroBc, f.
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MorDItro6c - bel 10 SUB, @ruuoj.
SIS, So.
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deli, Siiooit Seite Der N%.id)oroion.
Strobc, nobc Sort 9%lpenltc, II bel
G6 SUB. @runo5inS $50, S..
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nabeGlorfionitraBe, lilo bel G76ltG
@rltn05ino $50. So 80.
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u. 6ricOcl, . cots, 1865.
Catherine &. Wltoge an @nltcr g.
g. 2euu, GijoneIt Scite Der BAL.
tom, nobc NIclfe6cltitruBe. 20.3 bel
100 SUB. Grln6jins $4,000, s..
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Yioif, mc6rcrc Cots, $4,000.
Sorru s. EcrfinS an Sulp Sip,
Ter, SilOicitc Der Hortb ape., uaGe
9oltonitro6c. IS bei los SUB, @roj.
$t4l, $500.
G6urd) Some II. SnfirmorD an bic
Mcrd)ont2 II. Mincrs3 transportation
So, 6 Cots. $4,000.
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II. 81, GItiCitc Der SoGbroof-, nobe
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IntitpItrobc 10 bel II SUB, @rltno3.
$3.50, So.
Charles g. godmon II. ". all 60.
bert g. Mc9tGiiter. Siioieite Der SOL.
Tins, no6c RonrocitraBe, IL BET =
SUB $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12

Bette icin. mos in o:cicr Soiion qe.
boten mitrbe.
.&olIioapitr. C6cutcr.~
.\St ol0 aentud1", oeiim @opulu
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die QciulOeu merocn fonlteIL Der
thrift. Nelr BcidH9c nclc Gdn}c,
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donniuu Scene cnt6ijQt. 0o@ oEf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-12

uno eS muroe bei6loiicn. oue 9Gdcr.
@ereinigungen Der StoOt ouf5ufor,
bern, iid SIT elmer GentroI.S0rper
ihoft ST oereintgen 5pcdS &erbeIic.
rllnQ ibrer Gage.
9rGnoc, -Nri mbefunnte@eiic
cntItuno geitern in Scr @obnumQ ser
Senrp Seiic Dor 60, gtr. sos, Sort
lonoItroBe, 6eltcr, luclfcS mebrcrc
&unocrt Collars SdoOen onrihtetc.
che e8 ser 6eutrpebr gcIoug, Die
6lnmmcn 3u l6iden.
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@oioliuoieuS cntitono Qeitcru IN ser
@obnmq bon @rn. Charles G>tpit,
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