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The Washington times., 1913-02-02
HAS BILL
TO DIVORCE CIVIC
AND FEDERAL LAW
District Committee Member
Says Washington Real Es-
tate Is Leaping in Value.

The announcement that he Is at work
on a bill to change the present system
of government in the District and to
divorce the District from the Federal
Treasury was made in the House late
yesterday by Congressman Prouty, a
member of the House District Commit
tee.
Mr.. Prouty's bill would repeal the
present organic act and provide an en-
tirely different system of local self-gov-
ernment.
For thirty days." said Mr.. Prouty,
II have been listening to testimony re-
garding the value of real estate here
and 1t has been clearly established that
real estate is leaping in values
Mr.. Prouty said he addressed letters
to the mayors of several cities asking
information about the assessment and
taxation of real estate. 1T appears,
without going into detail" he added,
that real estate values in every city
of the United States are more than
twice in their assessment than those In
Washington
Congressman Prouty continued:
In my own city We pay twenty-five
mills on every dollar of real estate
value. In Washington 1t is eleven mills
In addition, in other cities every man
Washington that is all absorbed by the
General Government and by general
taxation. That is not fair.
Furthermore / undertake to say that
the fact that the Government owns
large property here throws no burde.'
upon property of the individual owners
in the District. On the contrary, 1t re-
lieves them OF a large burden.
THE people Of Washington per capita
are the wealthiest people in the United
States. The average wealth Of the citi-
zens of Washington is $500. and the
next highest is s., 500. That shows the
people of Washington are able to beal
their share"
II am making up bill which 1 viii
have the pleasure Of presenting to this
House, covering all these questions, and
/ propose to call on the House to con.
slider a general proposition for reor
ganizing the entire system OF govern.
ment in the city Of Washington Ii
other words, after having looked thi.
| question over / do not believe there 1:
any way that these questions can b'
solved except by an absolute divorce
between the District Of Columbia in II,
purely municipal affairs and the Fed
eral Treasury.
There Is no greater wrong in my
opinion that a sovereign power can ex
ercise than that of taxing one class o.
people for the benefit of another. ant
| the first thought of every member OF
/ Congress must be on the line of ad
justing things so that unreasonable bur
dens will not fall upon any one"
The Washington times., 1913-02-02
PRESIDENT RETURNS
ELECTROCUT|ON BILL
Measure Will Be Sent to De-
partment of Justice for
Modification.

The electrocution bill for the District.
which was recently passed by Con-
gress and then recalled on account of
a defect. has been sent back to the
Capitol by the President. II was re-
turned TO the eSnate yesterday and was
referred to the District Committee
again.
The Department Of Justice will be
asked If il wants the bill modified and
how. II is expected the Department will
suggest an amendment which will re-
move the defect and will specifically say
the bill shall not apply to persons al
ready convicted.
Unless this Is done. IT would not be
legally possible either to hang or cleo
trocute three prisoners already con-
Nicted or murder in the District.
The Washington times., 1913-02-02
GOLDEN SOUVENIR
IS GIVEN TO TAFT
BY GR|D|RON CLUB
Wilson inaugural Parade Is
Made Subject of lest at Din
ner of Journalists.

Hanging in President Taft,s private
office today is little golden gridiron,
a gift of the Gridiron Club, received
last evening at the last function of the
sort he will attend as President of the
United States. The presentation of the
souvenir was one of the features of a
dinner at the New Willard, given 10
signalize the inaugural OF a new presi-
dent of the club.
The occasion of last nights dinner
naturally led to a burlesQue of the APP
preaching events in March, and the
inaugural parade of the evening was
one of the most elaborate affairs the
Gridiron Club has arranged. hah-rsn
boys and Tammany heeiers, kentucky
eoionels, .suffragettes, and the Wanta
Eata Pie fraternity were in the line Of
march, but conspicuously absent were
the Champ Clark Houn Dog Club, the
Underwood Protection Phalanx, and the
Harmon Buckeyes. The president of
-r1e club. Rudolph Kaufman, empha-
sized the absence of these organiLa-
tions.
Report Assignments.
Samuel Blythe. editor of the Gridiron
Clubs own model newspaper and pro-
fessor of its School of Journalism, cali
ed upon Reporters Oulahan and Cool
idge fer reports on assignments. Mr..
Oulahan had been investigating the
health of John Barrett, director of the
Pan-Amerfcan Union. Mr. Barrett's S
mind has been affected for sixteen
years, il appears, and his memory is
but recently restored. He is now able
TO remember that he used to be or a.
ways was Democrat.
Mr.. Coolidge told why Senator Lodge
Is the only Senator on the list of the
American Academy of Immortals. BE
cause Senator Lodge made up the list
himself" he said.
Mr.. Coolindge said that Secretary Mac
yeagh's idea of a poor investment is TO
build a s500.000 home in Washington on
the eve of Democratic landslide. Will
lam Corcoran Eustis' idea of a poor in
subscribe to the inaugural fund.
Satirize Bryan.
William Jennings Bryan's fame and
name was the target of many an oral
shaft last evening. The Wilson Cabinet
was represented by nine figures. all
looking like NJ. Bryan, and each was
interviewed about his ideas Of finance,
diplomacy, upkeep of the army and
navy. and other matters
A voice from the past was represent
ed by the image of former Vice Presi-
dent Aoiai Z. Stevenson, who professed
himself much disturbed at the changes
seen here since he was president of the
Senate
The guests of the dinner included
many dignitaries and personalities. be-
sides President Taft. the German an
!, bassador, various Cabinet members and
Senators and Congressman being
preent.
The Washington times., 1913-02-02
Korn Paint

Korn Paint
Corns. bunions, and callous skin
removed without pain by the use OF
Korn Paint: causes 10 Inconvenience
whatever; shoes may be worn as
usual. Easy to apply. just IN.
paint II on. Bottle......-.. lVC
The Washington times., 1913-02-02

ceived at the State Department and the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
Salinas is a friend of Manuel Parinas,
alleged assassinator of Premier Cana
lejas of Spain.
immigration and other Department Of
Commerce officials profess satisfaction
that the deportation order in Salinas
case has been issued without arousing
controversy.
The Washington times., 1913-02-02

and has been ordered to return to
Mobile.
The transport Prairie, now at Phila-
delphia, viii be used in transporting
men and officers to washington. where
they win participate In the inaugural
parade. The Des Moines. which has
been plying between Sanso Domingo
city and Monte Christi. Santo Domingo
viii proceed to Guantanamo for target
practice.
The Washington times., 1913-02-02

The loose statements, that all
Cough and Cold cures are loaded
with dope, do not apply to DIR.
Humphreys "Seventy-seven," which
is strictly Homeopathic and is free
from all SO called dope or habit
forming drugs.
1t acts through the nerve centres,
directly on the sick parts, without
disturbing the rest of the system, and
it acts quickly.
"Seventy-seven" breaks up hard
stubborn Colds that hang on. 1t is a
small vial of pleasant pellets, fits
the vest pocket. At your Druggist,
25c, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.. 15f
William St., New York-Adyertisement
The Washington times., 1913-02-02
Educator Receivers.

Il Is expected that A. T. Stewart,
superintendent of intermediate instruc-
ton in the public schools, who has been
conyalescent from an attack Of grip,
will return to his desk this week.
The Washington times., 1913-02-02
Gunboat Wheeling to
Leave Mexican Port

The gunboat Wheeling. 0fdereR to
Vera Cruz when American interests a
second time appeared to be seriously in
danger, has been relieved of duty there,
The Washington times., 1913-02-02
Alleged Anarchist
Deported From Tampa

was taken from Tampa, Fla, to Key
West today, according to adyices re-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09


The Illlsworth n ews, Al sreaking of
Frank Ryan. ono ~ the principal
men who was recent convicted %
completely u the Mel Nainara dynas
mite plots at Indianapolis. says
resident Frank N. Ryan. the pres
lident Of the InteFnati tional Association
:of Bridge and Structural Iron Work
;erss was among those found guilty.
He was one of Ellsworth's frst may
ors and during his residence here
was bridge foreman tor the Rock Is.
land He built and occupied the resi-
dence how owned 81 John Lenz
and occupied BY the McC Cutchin fam
ily. He was then d man admired and
respected and II he IL guilty 81 The
crimes no. charged against him. he
IS a very changed man since he left
Ellsworth He, with soth herr, has been
found guilty of using the unions mon.
Gey TO destroy the property of con
tractors who refused ID recognize the
lrl lui, iDn /,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09
He ! II Eag L and
He z roud of Il

n, NJ Barker was initiated into
me mysteries d the Eagles lodge last
slshursday evening Daily Public
Opinion
What 8 going % happen This ii
The first time that the name of u NJ.
Barker has been menti toned ia the
daily ~ some time. Yes. Barkersis ~
Al Eagle and Az q proud d 4. we
know of some newspaper men whom
We doubt very much Il they would
Ebe able to Join The Easdes lodge
The I 81 Il Eagles are pretty part ocular
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09
q !. .IIle s Mid dat ]
I'M

It n nct genaraliy Known Sbat III III II
never tiaslAss 8 fact Shat sl1fa II I.ssls,
e atf,s olnlar deputy city asdi L a {
strong candi late for9 the position 81
national n bank examiner of this state.
a Mr: 4 ane " one Of the toest okksep-
ers of this tate H. las slway heen
Al democzat when 81 Wss almost con
sidsred crime rs aelln1wlsdss To 4
man that he wsz IA democrat and lle
ought toa abs recog gntzst ~ the DOW
ers that IS is3
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09

I II lsSt M o51 ad {3ac n
Woos sdlt o' lss sSpW1
als 81 q
|nle n1S Sl0i III Slss|
libsl ttoiin ii o A i'm II ads
Asps El;! wa &
M s
in XIII Sf llassE S
5Is nssV u coni
il ! 4 sfan t6e ainosiit o u y
pssl the e;ss ll6
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09
Orange 9 C'rop freeze
Million. of Damage

Los Angeles, Jan Enormous
damage was done to California Lemon
and orange crops by the record break
this section local gw etaoin etaoin et
Ing cold wave which has crippled this
section during the past "a hours W
All night the growers were out ea-
deav0ring to sayeS their crops Eirss
were burned through ghont the entire.
fruit distrtct lse orange and lsnis
on CROPS oNf 81 sonth sfn g California ara
yaInsd Al fifty million dollars
ne damage 10 friit has staggeredI
tte growers. Fully one 1hslf the crop
hi the southern 3sectlon oS the sfats
raiHed t;onIseryst ttxe finsat tesI
pl!.es me loss at nesri Wenty nilIs
lion dol iars ,9Ss
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09
Pie Hunt ters Happy
Richerd rilnar lulI

Now comes the supreme court Of
the state of South Dakota and says
that the provisions III the Richarls
primary law do rot take effect until
the year 81 1914
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09

John Edwsssls. aEe1 81 4 ~ y y q u EscR
IIof Mn ana Itis. IsdWs aid1
fssids 81 farm sevea mtle Souti
west of tertosl a aFas found dssd
Ip u cav az not 0ss at I3dses
Iowa, lint Banday IS n II
The yonsg lnal Il slsit p1ed i cafs
load 81 pota atosa IA IA E0din!is. ll0s
several weeks ago and etnrned honse
for another car load The pota t0ss
we're shipped IA retrige tor car
and when ~ tarted iron, TIinfn4a
Ion the South Dakota Centfal he nsed
4 asmall oil stove to keep I'D potatoes|
from freesinE It appears that vhan
he reached Sioux Fails the railroad
eficials made him remove TIE
stoye and snbsti itlte i small III areonI
burner 1t II resumed that the slt.s1
from the charcoal caused the younz
man to falIs asleep and become asphixs y
siated.
He has q arried lister residing III
III Louis and anothieF sister rs
Graves former resi- isieat sof Satsr.
town, Ii now resi diHs thaI Il M a
The decsAsed Was born ii Eont.
gpmery county Ills. and came hers
with Hi parents when he wan A
|sI!Ssal boy. He wssa sa fnfssd worker
znd "a in2lunt ii6ls olng iSaaIzI alst
his death Il 4 yere shock ana Grsat
ioss to his aged parents
The brothers, Marsh and Frank Nd
wards departed immedias sely Tor Fort
Dodge, Iowa, where they viii ship
the body home On the Dakota Central.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09

doubtsd sdl keNt years hencs tlse
81 icf thsrs 81 y ~ not easol es
lo B o 81 sngines n, some ind u 4 4 M s
scAt tteEit Isiiis form ~ lposlNs 6ap
c1mina rs ,laefis ~ ~ issl 81 81 sso
|eSsf " sis n j plS ssl M M f.
~ iss ecs aiise MOI sasl gSiysis
sral on tile III. Il Az nianai iscktsss
ssrss are nov irning their q ttgnf fioii
largely now - q \ stor IL in sixe
and the ease A handled
win bs ussd on oar IS a Esma1l 81 farms ~
lecono omicall as ths larss ctor 81.
On the larks places. rtly tue farm
lis beeomtns . place tc attrast TIM
boy VINO liikss to use ais hsad ii Fl1at
he does. and the one no iIkes science
or. nlachinef rlle model faF1Ser 81
The future iil not only nes ~
aeon saintsg nth science of crops
~ vsrsed branc ches: ths science
ofs soils. etc 4: the science ~ sts,cii
breeding and ssadging; |; u knowledge
jofs fowls antl rs dali yings but iaust
needs pc IA expert mac chinist engfn!
ser and electrie ~ vel st IIs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09

having been administered by Justice;
Whiting.
The house was called to order by
B Secretary Of State Policy al HIS last
ofacial ect before being sworn in asi
L . member Of the supreme court, and
The roll call showed; All present Ak
oept White Of 4 syraIl and Hove aad
{ the organization was Iprocee edsd witn,
the republ blicans voting solidly Tor
I.
crate for ziebach
The proceedings went through, with
\ out 4 hitch and tlie alra semshts so;
4 hi Is the bnsi a 5rned v,essI
sdeclared ready for { the Ginning ol|
the work.
Al ts,s Caucus.
Pierre Jan. ith fifty.six names
4 signed 70 the house republican caucus
I call, there was an attendance Of
4 seventy and 8 lineNp which assures
+ the selection Of the caucus choice re,.
4 gardless Of the fact that several of
: the Norris hackers stayed away from
the caucus. Tscharnsr was selected
as the choice for speaker without cps
4 position g.
The caucus was called To order by
81 3. Stoddsrd Of Turner county The
entire Minnehaha county delegation.
was present Giedt Mcpherson
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09
III 1 & / !!
hos 81 fficisl apsr

jsE; The F10re1ca the atcis
ioNnE iznas and tlsss sa4nrdsy News
as iial % lie refs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09

AI6Ved tc adi diolIrn Carried I
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-09

81 Moved BY yvaooiey ana seconds4
that Bills be allowed 40 reas y
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ZigmunS .Nbeinftrpm
slls 3aHen,rwulter fir bic SettmaR'
5ohuion SO, rruauHt.

Ssrr Siqmuno RbeiRitrom, Der &C.
tern i'm gunsesasridt als Rscel0er
fir bic geitmuu syohniou so. sr
nannt tuuroe, uRo ndh 6interlsquHg
elmer aautipu bon $4,000 in Ieine
unitionsH trat. srttGrte, baB oey
gdrterptt Der Tirma Elm istr bebeus
:enber iei, neil bic gIafind bic Ut
ina, pelts etpo 81 100000 betragea.
Inn Elm Gsoeuteuoes iiberiteigsH
tiirften.
Die Q}stiiion um grnennung zines
Wdffepsrrpolters lDuroe aeiteru RAD
mitiag uHterbrtitey. uno tn N6rpeiens
hei. allsr Rihtsr hem Referenteu s.
z. 9repe iiberipisieu. Terfei6e be-
,t:f iofort cine gsriammluna Der Der.
id)isbeusn 8ldu6i1sr, uno auf. oeren
einisimmiGe Gniitsiouns bin ipuros
!Serr Rhsiniirom aIs WnHeperrpalter
cussrieheu, uHo ptrb ols io!6sv
;uaaireR, Bis Gin glrrterott 3ruites
eraanut peroen iauu.
Strr R6einitrom tpar Der 8riinoer
eer Gcrporatiou, aIs fie nod Den
9amtn Rbeinitrom 8ettmaH 5obns
ION 60. fiibrts. 3o9 iih ober i'm Sab
re 1905 BON oem Gefddft suriit.
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ben mar, tpurbe Pofi3ei nd6 Der aBoR=
nun9 bes 8erbGhttgen gefhift, bod
tonnte nur Feftgeitellt nerben, bdB Der
Wart in rpiloer 6dIt Ietne Wohnung
berlafen bate. Qnoere DetettiDs tas
men 8ebn Minuten TpGter nad benz
GetbitaQ, ais Gcoroults bas 9efshrt
5uriidgebra6t bate.
Nue llnItdnbe lieBen oQraltf 1hlies
ben, 6oB Der Gbater Cincinnati per.
laiien miiroe, me86alb aQe gnbnbotc
poIi3glih beicbt murbeu. aur3 Dor 8
llbr pcrlGBt cin Bug oen 8rato Gent
tral go5nbof in oltlifer 9itbtuuJ.
IS Drroe feitgeltcQt, ouB Elm Dfmln,
laui oen Die 9eidreibun8 oe8 Yioroers
poBtc, cine 5ahrfarte nad elmer of,
Iiden Gtoot gefa1ft battle. 2tuf Gr-
iuhen Der loli5et hielt Der 3uga6iers
tiger ben 3u9 in Reocomb SunctiOn
! iiir Die 3eItoauer BON 40 WInltten
| OH, INN llmi6ou nod Dem GIiidtIing
3u balten. 3lrd ous longe Anbalten
oes 3uges muroe Beli5etsaoptatr
air6p a1lfmerfianl, neld)er iid mad
ser llriade erfuuoigte lmo audi elmer
Ronr in benz 3uge Dorfan0, altf mel
den Die gcidreibun8 oe5 8eiubter
puBte.
4n Ter 5obten fpurbe Elm Ring ge'
Ifunben, pel6er bic 8uhitaben 3. .
| g. trug. 3ieisr Ring 1T @tqenthun
| bes W0rbers. Gr fdtte 0euIel6eI
bem WGoten, nit pel6am er big Do
etpd einem Utpnat 3uiammen lebte
qeiheutt. 8Dr Waonatsfrtit trenntel
! fid beibe, tporauf oas U&dohen in et
nem 6auIe an Der 9eorge uno Smitj
StraBe untertunFt fano. Die Sn
6dberin oes 5auies, 2ottie Earnep, 10
pobl pie Qottie 5op ertannten in be
Wor9ue in Der gooten GiLlte 3ple
pieber.
. DIR U}1roer bate feinem Opfe
: ben 6uls Do4itdnoig ,bur6I6nitte
uno ibm auBeroem nod ihpel
ShnitFDunoen an Der gruit unb al
, a0rper beigebrdtt. g}ah alen In
= itGnoen 3u ihliebeu, 6nnoeIt es iih III
= eiuen bsitiQItIhen 2uitmoro.
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- gei einrn Wettidupimmeu BON
Gonen Ssslar0 bis 3ur 6. & u. 9riidc
geItern gornritt1g hielten MIR iets
jllnge 9eute bis glur gHoe aus. lie
0eiptnner uno Die ron ihneH sur gu.
riidleaiina Der Strete eebrnud1te 3cit
iino: Bat Rariih aus 0anton, SIN.
3 Ct. II Dlin. 10 Sef.; @illiam Gui.
mer, 3-24 80; Cliff. gutig. 3-2T
-35: g2m. aenueu, 3-29-35
Conn Wsarino. $40; tSranf
3ut,. 3 $50
1ie @eluobuer aus Der @egeno
Ger 3p0liteu uuS Zine StroBe itn0
unaehalien iiber oeH perrDulrrlo'ten
9ultnno oes ,Seraiiou 8arfs am aa-
nal unO haben nd an Staotrail
llrid,o nm abtHlie Qenenbet. 1erielba
|miro bel Ser 5auItatsbehoroe porltel'
Tia uerben oa Der gsurf in ieinen
|jetigen 3uitanSe nitts peiter oIs EN-
BemeinihaneR III
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Der ssmbrmanns ztretf. d.
BON eiher Seilcsung immer nod feline
Spur.

C5qIeih no9 Den Qngaben beg Gre
tutip 4usI6uiIes Der 7FubrUertssgez
itsers zNHotidtipn Der Streit Der
JubrIeuts, Iorpstt iis in 9etraht tomz
me, ais beenDet betrahtet neroen TON
ne, gang beIDubers neil geiteru ifou
msbr als 400 5uhrrperte pteoer I'M
getrigb rparen, oeneR beute nod mebz
rere foigen iosen, bebaupten oIe
5treitfiibrer auf Der anDereu Seite,
oab Don eisnr 9eiIeguug oes 4us=
itanoes teine Reoe ieiH f6nre.
Tie'et6en be61upten, bdb bds Bub=
Litum bur6 faIi6e 8eriihte qegeu biz
Streiter bceinftuBt Dorosn fei uub I'm
6emfelben tIdren mein ein3uihenteH
puroe qeFteru beIdLoiTen, ale 9reotqel
Der Staot al elmer SiBun1 bes Wphl,
Fabrts QusitpufTes be5 Central Qdbol
Councils etn3ulaoen, Die am 9onuers:
| too gornlittag i'm 6auptqudrtier bel
3immsrIeute, Ro. 1928 MdInut Strd
/ be. abqebuIten Derben iou. Gbenit
pcr6en bte QusItdnoiqen heute Dor
nlittda in Der Central Suru6dlle Elm
Notwithstanding abbalteu uno Il
ernurten, baB in oerIelben Elm Qustpei
1efuuoeu ipirb, nm ben Streit bei8ule
qeH. lin oies su errcifeu, ioqeu ot
pom Siherbeits Director gafb unter
breiteten 0orihldge elmer eiugeAenoel
geipre6una uuteriporfen tperoer.
sSn 8oeb's 0dQe in Brighton fon'
ceItern glbeuo bic erite offsntIite giir
csrperfammlung itatt, nslher etrp
! 300 Qusitdnbiqe Ii. 8efiirnorter Der
Frften beipohnte. Rad peri6iebens
&soen ieitens Der 6errsu s. 6. 6off
mann, stpItp6 Shmibt u. u. tpurbe
geihluTTe auqenommen, in bensn D;
| Ge[lunondhme Der uusitdn0igen
fuhrleute iHboiIirt uno penfelben mr
rufiihe unb finunsieus unterItiiBun
in ibrem ample 9um Before 20bue l
bic 2lnsrteuuHg ihrer llnion Su8'
fihert uiro.
| ShoUas 6uqbes, SetretGr I'm
| SfnBmetiter Der SSuternatioRal 9rc
| thsIboob Of 3eamfisrs Der einige 5c
oe bier Sugebraht bate. um mpgl
fsrfpeiie cine GiuigunQ berbsi3ufiii
reI. lit aeItern uupsrrthteter Sad
pitoer uah SnniauapoIis 3uriidqt
fehrt. ertIGrte absr, oab Die SUB
lelite Qstpirnen tperoen, obDohl BIZ
einen Ionqpisriqsn unb fhtpere
3ampf foIten piirbe.
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Nusldnbiid1e Siabrid1ten.

Aus 8ictor 5ugos u II ) :
bud. Der 5erousgeber BON Gictor
Sugps gtadlab, 8uitape Simp1, fes
reitet eineu nsueu gano rou AuFjeidls
uunqen oes 8ihters Dor, Glts beren Die
.,2lnnaIes~ siniqe 9lotisen mtttheilen:
0ugo Itrisb Iih amiiiarte 9oridlle.
bic er erlebte, germ auf uno er3abit 10
mut autem 6unor mauderiei Cat, s:s.
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