davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
RUsTL1NG SOME FOR OFFICE.

For number of years there has been
some discussion in this state as to
whether the rain belt is moving west
and the corn belt north within the state.
However the conclusion may be as to
either, there is one thing that is reasons
ably certain, and that is the crazy belt
is permanently located, and seems to
be confined well within the bounds Of
Minnehaha county. At present it is
greatly agitated as to whether Mr.. E.
p. Wagner, late U. s. district attorney
for the state of South Dakota, bhall be
United States senator, circuit Judge,
or president of the Woman Suffrage
campaign committee.
Mr.. Wagner is one of the politicians
in 5. D. who did not jump on the band
wagon and land on manure spreader.
His first advent in politics was in 1906,
when he was q member of the state
senate, which is the legislature that be-
came famous, or infamous, according
to the view point for disregarding the
constitutional provision as to the initia-
tive referendum. During that session
Mr.. Wagner voted and spoke against
the submission of the primary election
law to the vote Of the people. He was
an ardent supporter and follower Of the
political machine from that day, and
only left it whenit turned down Sena-
tor Gamble for the purpose Of support
ing Congressman Martin for the United
States senate. Mr.. Wagner fallowed
Senator Gamble and landed on the band
wagon by securing the appointment to
the Office of United States district at
torney-the best appointed Office within
the state. He supported Senator Gam-4
BILE, Lorimer record, Aldrich- Cannon
record, and all. ischief claim to tame
is that he resigned the Office Of United
States attorney rather than follow the
instructions of the superior officers.
I he fact is, his term Of Office had about
expired and he stood no chance for re-
appointment by President Wilson, and
ne thought it would be cheap campaign
material for him as candidate for the
United States senate. When Congress-
man Burke was considering the matter
as to whether he would be candi-
date for the United States senate.
Wagner announced that he would not
be candidate against Mr.. Burke. The
day that Burke announced that he
would not be a candidate. Mr.. Wagner
announced that he would be. Mr..
Wagner was then full-fedged STAND,
PATTER; but his candidacy for the sen-
ate became so ridiculous that he finally
withdrew, and is PROGRESSIVE candi-
date for circuit judge, with strong
probability that he will wind up as the
campaign manager Of the Woman Suf-
frage association.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
BAND WAGON PRoPENsITIEs

Referring to the fact that Governor
Byrne blossomed at Salem. on re-
cent oratorical occasion, as pro-
moter of good roads, the Sioux Fails
Argus-leader goes back few years
in q political history of the state to
demonstrate that the governor has
lost Important opportunities to es-
pouse the cause. The Sioux Falls
paper refreshes public recollection by
saying:
Mr.. Byrne was member of the
senate in 1907 when the good roads
law was under general discussion
throughout the state and the bill pre-.
sented was said to be the most prac-
tical ever framed for northwest
state. When it was up for passage
and needed friends he was too busy
helping governor Crawford to spend
state money, to give the law any at
tention and, while it never got to a
vote in the senate, he was dead
against it and had the house member
which he controlled from his own
county vote against the bill. 1t lost
out in the house by two votes.
The public is further reminded that
q year ago meeting was held at HUI.
ron at which the subject of convict
labor on public roads was discussed
and Mr.. Byrne addressed the meet
ing against the proposition.
Later bin was drafted that com.
plitd with the sense of the meeting
and Mr. Byrne was urged by COM
mittee of the state good roads associ-
alton not to oppress it. The bill was
killed by Mr.. Byrne and his asso-
ciates.
The Argus Leader advances the
suggestion that the governor now
favors the passage of just such mea.
sure because he has become eonvinc.
ed that 1t is popular with the masses,
that his reform is merely the evolu.
tion of band wagon propensities.
Huron Huronite:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
A DWINDL1NG ARMY

Eighty per cent of the applicants
for enlistment in the army were re.
jected at the recruiting stations, and
IA per cent of those accepted at the
recruiting stations were rejected at
the depots later on. The result has
been that while the authorized
strength of the army has been In
creased by 1882 men, there has been
loss, instead Of gain. in the fiscal
year just ended
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
NUMBER OF RESERVE BANKS

1t has often been said that if the bus
ness men or the country could get to-
gether and express themselves on any
given legislative proposition their opin-
ions, if united, would have weight with
congress. The trouble in the past has
been that factional groups have fought
for certain things. There has been no
way to ascertain the general sentiment
of the business world.
Lately. however, this deficiency has
been remedied. The United States
Chamber of Commerce now expresses
the views of nine. tenths of the business
world of the nation. Not merely by
committee, but by polls, the chamber
ascerta!ns the judgment Of the business
world on given propositions.
The chamber recently appointed
committee to analyze and report on
the currency bill. The report was
largely favorable.
The senate has cut the number of
banks provided by the Glass bill to
eight. 1t may be found desirable to es.
tablish that number of banks, but it
would simplify the problem and remove
much of the uncertainty from the ak
pertinent were the original number less.
There can be no denial Of the fact
that the federal reserve banks are to
be a new and novel force in the credit
organization. They are charged with
the primary duty Of upholding. and safe
guarding the credit structure. There
are no bankers in this country who have
been trained for that purpose.
( The senate is honestly trying to make
q bill which will be of assistance to the
business men. The business men have
gone on record for the establishment Of
regional banks. The bankers will be
reassured if the banks work well. others
can be added. II would be better tos
go slow 1t first than to be compelled
later on to do all the work over again.
+ On Monday the administration forces
won in the senate BY . vote; Of 40 to So,
by which the Hitchcock amendment To-
the currency bill, providing for four
regional banks was lost. This ensures
the adoption of the Owens plan Tor
from eight "a twelve regional .banks.
It Is now the hors of ths sdi1ili sI
tion forces n hrin6 y lilli;,I pcy| b u 81
: vote n tte sn e \ ! ~ sil! III 8 y y III III
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
FATHER TO THE MAN

THE boy is father to the man." is
a trite saying. When George Wash.
lngton was 10 years old he ran SUR
yeying lines through the forests and
over the hills of Lord Fairfax g estate
in Virginia. Government surveyors
have checked up that surveying of
$50 years ago. done with simple in
struments of the day. and they re.
ported that they found it perfect.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
SCHOOL AppoRT1oNMENT

The December apportlonment of
the income on the permanent school
fund is being made to the schools of
the state and is total of $3.50. .151. go,
which is at the rate of $l.1O for each
pupil in the schools of the state, on q
school population of III 1855.
This apportionment, in connection
with that of June makes the total
state aid to schools for the present
calandar year S51 II for each pupil
in attendance in the schools of the
state, and brings the state aid to a
total of 1884, 1886 SO.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
HUGHES WINS CONTENTION

The supreme court Monday render
ed an opinion on judge Hughes case
concsrassg the Richards primary
provision for filing petitions and se-
curing signatures, holding that rea-
sonable time must be granted to al
low securing the signatures, but that
the petition must be filed with the
secretary of state on December "a,
which is 80 days preceding the pri-
mary date.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
HEDGING AND DoDG1NG

Sioux Fails Argus Leader: Cover
nor Byrne fought the good roads
movement until " proved to be : sue
cess aud then he came out a. . boost
er for it. In : like manner he fought
the registration Of the voters until he
found that the voters were register
ing anyway, and then he gave out an
interview telling how pleased = 10
was At the liberal registration. There
was never In the governors chair
such trimmer @ Governor Byrne. !
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
NOT DOWN TOOL

Work OF sinking the we'll at Gettys-
burg is going forward steadily.
Al the present writing the crew are
battling with an obstinate vein OF
quick sand. but expect to be through
that in good time. AS yet they haye
not reached the arteslan basin and
are unabls 70 estimate Just how far
they will hare to 60 Is reach II. Il
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18
The reason lot of people can't find
Opportunity is because Op usually
goes around disguised as Hard Work.
CROP DAMAGE ERoM WEATHER

CROP DAMAGE EROM WEATHFR
Speaking at Cambridge, England, !,
before a conference of agricultural
teachers, the director of the British
meteorological Office ventured the
opinion that bad weather cost the
farmers of the British Isles an aver
age of e2o, 100000 (about s97, 600, ,oOo)
a year.
Throughout the world hailstorms
alone are said to annihilate upward
of 5000, 100000 worth of crops annu-
ally, and this is but an episode in the
warfare wagpd by the elements
against the tiller of the soil.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

Sleighing doesn't amount to mucl
yet, but plowing is still fine.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

The Byrne machine will shortly
come to showdown.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

Now is the time to propose-to the
proposalman.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

At least these fair December morns
get by without anyone raising an OBJ
lection.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

When the steamer st. Louis docks
in New York today s,e21 bags Of
Christmas mail will be nnloaded
from her holds. This will be the
largest consignment Of mail ever re-
ceived In New York City from any
one Inail carrying vessel, and Will ex-
cesd any former record ~ 6S3 bass. \
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

The suffragetts and the drys 6nd
Washington an excellent place for
the display of styles.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

EARLY day packers in Sioux City
used to give away spareribs, and the
early day markets used to give away
liver. The science of trade has elm
mated all that. Sioux City Journal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-30

oonaes su meiItern. Der Gntbeder
unD grfinber biefer neuen Seniation
Der europdiihen 8unfdle, Ulr. uriel
9opis, bat bic ginSeIheiten oss Gii6s
gurges berrdtbsn. rllm ben .s5iihs
gang" pirt!i6 gut uno ridtis su tans
sen, 1T es am beftsn. sund6it eins
llsbung flsibig gu piebsrholen: man
biipft cine 5repps hinauf. EieIen fiji.
pFsnbsn S6ritt ii6srtraw man bann
duf bas BARRETT oes gdllia1Iss. 46t
oieitr 56ritts porrpdrts, aft G6ri.s
te suriid; unb baHn folsen ieitpdrts
bier @leitIhritis, pie man fie bonn
.Snsitsp" Der tsnni, nur nerbtn iie
beim Sgif6sang ooppelt 10 ihnelI
ausgefiihrt als beim Gneitep. Damn
folgen tpieber bic oht 6ipfihritte. .
unb aufmuntsrnb fiist. Der aliidline
@rfinber biefes erfolsrei6en neuen
1anses hinsu: Der syii9gana TIT IFS
rsisns Elm possiisIi6<s wsittsl sus
0srriHSstaus Sn siS,nsa GsniSss.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-30


tne Erhfnans go. 4oo.fpis ggcrs
februnaen freffrnb fir bse aeHberliue Der
Moufe Der GIiitpnsQuhIop qiHle Der Cincinnati
5ird rdsenboenrtsefenfduft nnb Der gtncsnndtt
Traction gpmpanp
Gel 60 eerorbnet bcn benG gtaStraib ber
Efoet Cincinnati. sindt Chic.
Seffscn ). Dnh bte gttuhenbntnsFoItte Der
9tncinnoii strdkeHbahlsesee1innft onertrt bon
oer 0incirnaii Traction 0nnTpnrn. befdfnf nIs
bic UiiftDr.pnhom Mouic. ber1nbert merhe 70
nff bic gaaQer trelte iber befaafe Muute in
@eirfeb firb lrie foTes Inufeu:
GititnBsVunIntr Bon Ssdlter unb gadlnui
Siruhe an Senffer @trabe sur Wa1in Eirabc
s,. anst gscsgs.den sspetiae, snr gine Sirabe, cut
clifton NeeHue, sur wir!pitudn gtrabe, sur
Clifton Mhenne. SH Hlolcp apenne. snr
gnestscrt0 areiue. sug Sprfna Grobe sIne.
INC. sIr Safniicu ahfnue Mr Gprina pdfui
nbenne ! W: Mnb suriid 5nr ednitItcn acenne,
5ar 5priua Brohe N0enuf, siir Dobsnartb
Gbeflne. alir rublotp Abeuue, sur Clifton slpes
nis. Snr dieghnan Sirnhe, smr Hliiton apeEue,
Mlatn Gtrabe Aur Geurf Eirnbe, siir sBnInlii
1trafe, 5ifr @edbffn Gfrake
Sefitou 2. Tiefe ErbtHana ift eine Grpdus
sumo eines Grbln1ns SO. i26<ie13, reldbe Boz
fehrlnaen ilir AsnherHlaeu bon asuiiien ber
4inclHIntt nbeHbdbHsBeieufcbdft nrh bcr
q. isehrusr 1918 unb hie aenberuna Der
Noute bierin horaefebsn, fen auen zerfuinen.
&oFfehrufilfu uuh NeeiHaARaen unlersuorfen
ietn, irtltns In ben EeEflenen z, s. s nHb her
helaaien Crhineus 4o f26si9i3 entbnIien ilub
Sefticn 3, Tisfe Croindns fon in arnft
ireien nHo 0aitiafeii b0ben bon benz iriibe.
lien bonn Befeb eflnuhteH Seltpunff.
4nffirt ON II JnIi 1913.
Stmepu aR Sebnfpu.
4rditoeH, ees Et0bsrnibS
9saianbigt: Gb 0. u. Jren. aEliirerosr
eier' 23,30
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-30

&
(Ctne 0rbinans Ge, 4ta.19is anr
" esrpropriirune bon gigentburH 5uIn ols
feHtlicnen @ebtuun fir bic GroffHiHa, Gtpep
iernna uno MnSnebHung bon lrsThie apenae,
BON tbreIH inoltben Gubpnntte eis peOtu
Sci cs berorbuet bon pem stabhraip bsr
Etnot Cincinnati gtnaf Ebio:
Oer SorSer BON staStnatt Saiflrtsn eioiutiou
nelbe bic slbfictt her Eiabt Cincinnati sur
Appropriation erfIdrt, bas Tattol aeiio
SfepSnTt SfGatS Gpprosrsrt fs snm stcntien W sSraa
fir BIZ 9roffnnney @riueiteruite une ansnsos
nuns bon Irimhle Mnenue, bon tbtem 'hohneii
gnhDuniie bts 1eirifs slbenne. ndniich
Nu'anaeHb un eiHeui 4ainiR IN Der olItpeH
giuie beu 9rinible 4benue. pcldber Runft nie
SihipeisG6e oer Got so AZ bon 3lt3abeih Y.
lFus 1neiter llnterdbtbetIung mn bet iholtte
Gnboanft n0d zrtmhIe Mpeitne it, ipie lett
hehisirt: oGHn fiihIid1 bon bc'Gpien Rnrfie out
einer seri1Hpcrnna ber nfifiden 2irie bon
Lrlinbie @beHue su Der rarotheH Yinie ooH
ltdeu Ginte bon 0etutii Mperlae etre Etitnnt
bon 80 Sue Az etHem Rtrfie: odnn nbtblih
uro pdr1ucl nit Der 6uerit bctfricheuen rinie
unh 80 Snt enffernt habnu sn Der iiihbiiltdlst
@de bon Eot Ro. II bon gllsnbcih VI. AdIA
llnierabthctInra: hnrn 6ftiif idnds her fab
Iiter Stuie Der befnnten uutcrdbibeinHg an
her hnmcitIihen Ode bon pot 40 Is hem Mns
'ssnST ssi0S nas Ssr Ser sias sigfa9 I III urs
berfeite III bierblrr6 behc1ma6tiat unb aHne.
tutefsn. f6 an etn Geritt ben 'oupetsrtss
1uIieotGTtoH 8N IntHofns I'm FlTf stulD sufGuts
rneu5ifieaeu. nfihe cine ilutcrfutuHa bornehs
'reu unb hie NeraHnnc abfHdaer fen. ncEAe
fir hsfnates gi1eftfhum al hraneIeu 1T
Eciiiou 3. Tab bic Rotten uno Mu4adbeu
FIR befnaie appropriation beaa6Ii tpcrher foIer
nor her EfGht Cincinnati aus Ser grI5s bes
| 9er'nl'a bon e'cuhs. tneIdr hea ccr cicht fir
cl-r 9rede aiisneoehpr r,rvNrr
Seftibn 4 TAete Crbiuars fcu In araft
tre'er unh StItiafeit bdber ron urb un6 hem
'rhbeiter bonn Gefpt erlnnbsn 3estpuHgie an.
4nffrt am 1b SuIi 1919
EimeoH sT SoEnfon
Rrdffhent bee zinhtrairs
eeaIdnbtgi 1hec. " Sren. amiireuhes
GIeri 1880
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% tne Crotndna 80, slssipis - aim
RIc6irIina hes E0uareS hearenn an beS
e9efffsiie ben aenhina gRona. an Der aotbfeiie
Pm WresHipooo uno an ber Elbfegie bon 9acsn
On siHbeira6f bat eiue Veiiiior. rn.er,esn.
ret eor Gtpenf Banners bpu 9retbritieIu hes
MgHnhetnenibums In bem gnuaEe, bearenst an
eer saFfifetie pon Reabsug sspah on Ser norb,
ir'le ecn eSreeNippch unb on eer Snbfefis bon
Nete GrsseeHi, bem aath her Eiaht dtHeiii.
nait nutFrbteiiei rereen IT. fueIfe enrriu, sr,
'issf. IN tol1fw Eaaare Az berhiefeu bic gys
ti6iHHc traenhfires gebduhes nher Mhhtttnu II,
iTneHeftnfr @fbAlihf msfr als sehn Suh BOZ
Slfher bic HHFeulparhf fsnb ecr gtfen steiu
a'adfieiH cher @lcrtci aemat.. oeer bon treen6.
etHeug hetfeIheH
I'm sesboib fel % serarhrs, son hem efnbi.
roth her ginet Gindundti Gtani Cbio:
@esiicn I. Tas hie 9Fri6funa in fplHear
ea0ndrF bon trasHheinem Rebduhe cher Mhhts
tor an irder1hetHem fsebanbs snehr ala aehu
Ins bob Grher bic @lffers-huhe nuh bnr gi.
zen, Sieu. ~n6ffein cher sesr.sl. ober .yaerh.
stnsr' ner, hsu'feI5tu estnnfi ane. bierburdb
hfrfuieu I'll
eeftirr @iefe rrAlnora fou IN a-os,
ffffrr unh NiiEfidfeif haten hou hru fribe,
iirn rsfH @eef sriaubteH aeitpuuYt
Waftirf ~am ib auIi 1913
Eimeor Tp 1nhrfpn
Rvdsheri Nes ctoh.Yatbs
~.aIaubiei: III Q. a. grsp. am'sveuser
0ku 1880
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-30

abaefibrt. Gin Nesilins BET
Sole in q. ipuroe anfnnss iehr uon
einigen Gamen genedt. Grei oerieis
ben, Die id5on l1nsit Der NnfIifht ih.
res 9orniinnes entipadfen fein mod.
ten. 10 piel man ,niter nein pnner
iuabrnebulen fcnnte. frngten ibn ci.
mes Tases ip0ttiid. mas er 70 nii.
merriam betrnhte2 sMe Alter.
Thinner bts 0ofes!. sripiDsrtt er. bie
Gnmen iisierenb, nssb ,ran batts er
fiit iHn1ses osubaf
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Ttne ctetruHt. Me. 4o4fef3 4e'
1913, AerfebruHqen ireffsub FIR bte Hnspabs
bon Bombs i'm Setraps BON &17,o00 su bsut
,Sfps6. eeu itnoiiiten Ibetl her soften her
HerheileruHa bon aeeifen gtrnteH. Moenues
nHo Nuens AZ heaGhitR. ourA SefffsbrHG. bnb
hefngfe Aonbs aiHieu sur State tpT ~ Mros
aerli pro 3abr brHpen nFh In Efii6eH bon
500 eeer mehr aasaFgebeH mfrbeH fclles.
Eft eA eftorhnei bon beM EfGbir0fb Der
Efnbt Cincinnati Stpat Chic.
Seilion !. ZaB SeiiioH bsr ErosfGHs 70.
S53s1gis, beiiieli. 9iae EtbtHnHS, 8crfeps
FhHGen irefienb t.ir ols Auscabs pom SoHoS
TN Aeirdes ben SiT,DO0 en- oefs 5fDed, nra
- nbs 81 ihaiieH lilr bic @e5GpliHg Dee nab
luneH AHibetls BON ben AoiseB ber Berbeilss
rnng bon aelptiieu SiraBen. glpenlleS unb Gl'
leps uHlenotrf lptrhs bdb fle mis fpsaf Laitei.
Seifton 2. Tat bic AonbS Der befagtsH
siani onspeaebeu lUerbeR folsH TIM Hstsaee ben
itebeHsebnieaieHo tsi7,0000l Dollars Iiir
bic oorsenaHnieH 8lpede 3efaafe HoTbs fois
Len IN Der Ienoruait9H Bon tufshert txi00O0l
Dollars. cher ggulitpItfaien bacon fetn, fpse
ntes bonn StabisAuettoz betfirluf wegben
nEag, aHb teuen 8tHieu TRACER su Der M0ts
bon pter niie etnhalb (sMl 9xcsenf Der JGhr.
EefnGie 9oHbe fcueH bdftyf fsin pcm II. 1uIi
1915 rHie foueH :n5lbar fesn 5mnnafa gGbrs
Ha1 benz Iotum. Eeiaate NgnbS foglen ausass
gsbeu, aasaefieli ulIb oernnkerf fpsrbsn IN
NebsreiHittnfnsliHa nit hem Dsfsss inb BEN Or
oiHanseH otefes gf1btrnfhS arr WxaultrnHg Der
uus1abe ure bee Restaufa p1u serbs IN Der
sisst ssE.sat,nHna staat cete, paffrf am s7.
tssssr d. ess ssaau cs.aspal.sysssss /
tsssz taaajK 6tsiEazs - ooeae1os 0tes.
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nemmen am II. SuHs 1913. bierbure rtber.
riIfen fperoe.
geffion & Tiefe Crhinans fcn In arnff
trefen urb Galttgfett erbdIien bon iisb mao
benz friibeiten BON Geies erInubten 3eiteaHEi.
Rafftrt am il. Guilt 1913
Q iimeon 1R Sobnfo
RrdfIhenf hes Eiantrafbs.
gsaInnbist: 9beo. Il. Sren, omfirenbcr
GIerf. 1880
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" Ii tsSranasa tSsasas = fMsI M ben ssstauf ssu
Cts betm beDsGI aa9 = ais eiH SeraeeeH
Gen, ober fall6es GgfuiHt bon Die 81 eegtIi.
ieH. uns hte SrG'f aG'dr felfieueno
Get es eetoroHei ooH Gem Siaot osr S1aef
se,itsn /. Gs ioa susegeelit ieiu fir II.
eeneeiue gesisE G7rma sbef GcEpoTaliea, 0ts
gu petfuu'eu obet a5saIieiern fur paasbdlt
Debscab oeer &ey5raa@ ans ben sirasen
Etaoi giHeinHnt gs ir. beuH. edsielbe 10 aut
elmer atflraieu @do81 pbsF 4aleaesdpparai SUI
3ett Der MbisicsgHg On seu ainoen aefr6een
4eieaies g2teasH ioG ~ allen 1nasu not9eHonf'
men ipeEben sgtr Bet; urh on hem 9lntfs on
pei1em beiaatef gts oon Rem ableisrunass
gSaeen aenomucn ig,E5 uHh ee fcH ieyneE I'M
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