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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
YANkToN YOUTH AWARDED A..
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

Yankton, s. D., Jan. 12.-The South
Dakota Rhodes scholarship committee
met in Yankton Friday to decide the
winner in the Rhodes scholarship con-
tests. Robert Warren, son Of DIT. War
rem, president of the Yankton college,
was chosen from the three in the state
who passed the required examination.
The other two men were w. A. Gamer
on, at present o student at Oberlin
college, and A. T.. Natestad, Of the
University of South Dakota. The COM
mittee was composed Of Dean E.. c.
Perisho, of the state university; Dean
McMurtry, Of Yankton college, and
President Gage, of Huron college. The
decision was based on all around fit
ness. The scholarship embraces three
years ut Oxford. with an allowance Of
$500 per year. -
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
PASSAGE.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE entire Sec
ond cabin accommodation OF the liner
Olympic for the sailing of June 20 was
chartered by the Salvation army TO
convey several hundred officers and
soldiers to London to attend the in
teTSnational congress.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
FARMER NEAR KIM5ALL
HURT N AUTO WRECK

KimbalI, s. D., Jan. 13.-While rum
ming along a country road at about 25
miles an hour Jacob Olson, a stock
dealer of Platte, overturned his car
carrying a party of five persons, One
of the passengers, a farmer residing
near Kimball. was quite severely in
jured, but the others in the party
aSca ned unhurt,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
STATE "PENITENTIARY
GETS APPROVAL FROM
WOMENS COMMITTEE
Reported That Pending Repairs
Will Make It Model PEN
al Institution.

Pierre, s.. d., Jan. 10.-That South
Dakota's p~enitentiaTy will take front
rank among the model prisons Of the
country is the written report OF the
woman's investigating committee OF
the states charitable and penal insti-
buttons, as made to Governor Byrne.
This condition will exist, in their
Judgment, just as 500 as h pend
ing repairs and improvements are NM
ished. The committee report is for h
term ending December 81, 1913. At the
time Of the committee inspection there
were 1913 persons on the roll at h
p~enitentiary, two Of whom were
women. The committee also gave spe-
cial commentator to the, Yankton,
hospital for insane patients. This m
stitution the committee found In It's
usual perfect condition. There Is now
In enrolment there OF S19 persons. 61S
male and 341 female,
The training school for boys at
Plankinton n In for criticism be-
there. The boys school has 81 In at
tendance, and the girls school an at
tendance OF %. The committee COM
mended the girls department because
Of the addition Of musical training.
The committee especially urged ad-
ditional. appropriation for h tuper-
culosis sanatorium at Custer, calling
particular attention to the need or q
good heating system. Satisfactory con-
ditions were found at the Sioug Falls
school for the deaf. There are at
present 76 pupils. Like favorable men
tor is made of h school for feeble
minded, which has an attendance or
24S. The institution for the blind was
reported favorably, the Industrial
training at this institution being es-
pecially commended.
The women's investigating commit
tee Of South Dakota's charitable and
penal institutions Is composed OF Mana
e. Gilbert, Emma M. Cook and Lucy
Borneman. ,'
LYMAN COUNTY HUSTLER
PROVES GOOD SALESMAN
ocacoma, S. D., Jan. lo.-Notwith-
standing that a reward OF $3.50 has
been offered for his. apprehension, and
scores Of officers in the southwestern
part OF the state have been conducting
a search for him, q daring thief who
made q raid on horse herds In Lyman
county thus far has escaped capture.
The thief first appeared at Reliance
driving into that town with q broken
down team of horses and a dilapidated
wagon He was leading three
horses behind he wagon. He stated
that he had been farming near the
Missouri river, but had decided TO leave
the country, and that in order to DO SO
he was compelled to sell the three
horses. A Reliance buyer purchased
the three horses for S270. paying $50
cash to the stranger n giving him an
order for the remainder on his partner
at Gregory. The horse "rustler' lost
no time in making his way to gregory
where he secured the balance OF the
s270 and then disappeared. He Is be-
Ieyed to have made hts way into
northern Nebraska. Five other head OF
horses were stolen by he thief during
his raid, but where he disposed OF these
has not yet been discovered: Fne enree
horses sold by him at Reliance were
stolen from a rancher living near
Draper.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

An object lesson in the proper
routing OF brick pavements was dis
losed by the recent Ohio floods, says
he Scientific American. The roadway
invalided by O small creek which
aims had swelled to the proportions Of
river. A stone retaining wall was
rocked and half the roadway washed
ut The concrete base fell away In
ieces, but the brick surface stands
oday apparently as firm as aver and
apabfe OF bearing the weight Of an
utomobile. The unsupported portion
E the brick IL 80 feet In length and
everaI feet In width. The road will
q reflled and tamped ~laterally beneath
he paving. a.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
GINNING REPORT.

Washington Jan. 9.-Cottou ginned
prior to January ! amounted to Ia
33S,07i running bales. counting round
as half bales, the census bureau an
nounced this morning. Round bales
Included numbered lO4, 265; sea island.
74.320 bales
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Year after year the lobster fishery on
he Swedish coast has dwindled in inn
ortance, and now It is feared that the
Industry IL In danger OF being destroyed
ntirely unless some decided effort is
1ade TO protect II. Government regu-
atoms looking to the preservation OF
he lobster are already in force, but the
Iwedish Fish Dealers association de-
Iare that these regulations are inak-
active and should be amended.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Descendants OF the Aztec monarchs
K Mexico still live. There is one In
Eolland and another In Mexico itself,
ThiIe some OF the lesser kinsmen are
TIL drawing pensions from the Mex
San government on the strength OF
hat hnship. Direct descendants Of
Lontezuma live in Salamanca, repre-
snted by the Maldonado family allied
y marriage with the English house Of
lancaster. The Empress Eugenie, OF
rance. claims descent from the great
.Tcntezuma, and, as q b~iographer
rites, tho widow of Napoleon III Is
hus OF greater imperial stock than her
ashland. and brought to the alliance
iore dignity than she acquired by IT."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
HoLKE TO SPOKANE.

st. Joseph, Mo, Jan. First Base
man Holke. of the st. Joseph Western
league club has been sold to the Spo-
kane club, of the Northwestern league,
according to Manager Holland OF the
local organization today.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

The house Of commons library in
contains 100000 volumes of
parliamentary records. Among the val,
able documents Is the death warrant
{ Charles / and the Journal from which
sr0mwell tore D page OF proceedings.
/ requires six weeks merely to dust
u the volumes. i . 81
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

The board OF education of N6tH York
ity has obtained an appropriation -.
10000 with which to operate during
be coming year, after school, play CEN
srs In 163 Of its school buildings. Each
Z these play centers will accommo-
ate from ESQ to $50 school children.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
sunpEN pRoP Ar LANslNe.

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 12--The first
below zero temperature of the winter
was recorded here today when the
thermometer at the government sta
ton went to 8 below. This breaks the
record in this district for 40 years.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

w. r.. ("Petero Sinkhorn, who re-
ides south of Parksville, Is establish
ag q reputation as a crack shot. Re-
entity while hunting squirrels he shot
ne In a tall tree. As II fell a hawk
ther shot from Mr.. Sinkhorn's gun
flled the hawk, which measured Az
Get from tip to up.--Danville (Ky.)
Messenger. ""~'> 80
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

More than O,0O0,O 900 whitefsh eggs
gathered in the last year In
AXE Erie by the state fish hatcheries.
he eggs make 1900 quarts in guam
ity, and win be grown and deposited
q the lake to keep w the supply of
Idh gNst tI# #ttNfHs '.E II
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Electricity Is generated by a wind
I'LL 80 successfully at a German tech
ical school that It is estimated that a
lmilar plant could supply light and
gAter for 100 persons at a cost Of $12S
year.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

"A ditch IL miles long and from So
, 100 feet wide, has been completed
! Clay county, South Dakota. It will
rain nearly 1000 acres of valuable
Inds. About 100000 cubic yards Of
arth were removed.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

OF the total 2.268.00o acres Of forest
! Switzerland. covering nearly one
,urth OF the country. 1873. 900 acres
re under government control and pro-
-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Consul David J. ID. Myers reports
nat banana exports to the United
tates from Puerto Cortes, Honduras,
uring the first nye months OF 1913. az.
regated 1.460. 900 punches.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Educational facilities in the Philip
are becoming so highly recog-
lied In the orient that the bishop OF
'orth Borneo has obtained permission
J send children to Filipino schools.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

midas methods of storing grain arc
till very ancient and inadequate. Tho
rst modern grain elevator In all that
reat peninsula Is yet to be finished
i the PunjRb province.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Radium ore has recently been found
large quantities In the Ferghana dis
let OF Russian central Asia,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Reel estate untaxed and owned by
.ligious and charitable bodies in Phil
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

There r more Jewels in the city of
York alone than in any other city
! the world.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Amy individual rejoicing I'm the name
Mr.. Earwig ma be proud In the
ct that originally the name meant the
OF battle"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Imports from Brazil L the United
last year were Sis, 600, 900, while
rports TO that country were valued at
70 1000, 900. tr@ '/ .
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

The government Of Ecuadro will
pend $4,000. 900 for sanitation works
{ Quayaquil along lines recommended
y an expert from the United States.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Exports in Bahia coffee from Brazil
st year appropriated $4,000, 900
ounds. OF which half went to France.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

The entire 1912-1S opium crop OF
uropean and Asiatic Turkey Is placed
IL 900 cases OF $50 pounds net each.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Baltimore. Md. win retire all public
nool teachers reaching the age OF 20
rervice. ~
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Rent paid by New York city for poll
& places for four primary and one
election amounts to $3.50. 900.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15
PEACE.

Love myself last; cherish those
hearts that hate thee; .
Corruption wins not more than hon
esty. r..u.. -.
Still in thy right hand carry gentle
peace, J'...r.
To silence envious tongues.
Shakespeare.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

Algerians complain that there is q
,ss in transit OF Z to 10 per cent OF
10 American leaf tobacco sent to them.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-15

The third class railway fares OF
sdia are less than q fazthtng a mile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

Cincinnati, 8. Rar5 1914.
Ser Dbisfluh II lansfam i'm 5aIen be-
griifen. 0eftern 0benb bate berielbe etren
@aiieritanb Don 30 sSub bel bieiiser Stdot.
Die folgenben 9epeiheH trafen pdbreno
bes geArigen 3ages bier elm:
BittSburg Ba. - Der Hius bat einen
Haferaanb bon 2.2 CUB uno fdlt.
Charleston. B. ga. = Ser dIub bat
eihen BaReraanb non IS i5ub unb fdat.
Sorts smput1 q. = Der s5luB bat ei-
men @aiierftanb BON 1913 6uB unb iteigt
@arfersburg, B. va. Der Slub
bar einen Bafieraanb pon 9.S GuB u. ftebt.
Ranawba 5alfs, 8. 8a.-Ser Slus
bat tinenBafierftanb uon 8. 5aB uno fteist.
pt. Bl ea fant. H. Ba.-Ser ilub bat
eineuNdiieritanb bon 1913 5ub uno iteist.
gatlettsburg, Rs.- Der Stub bat
einen@aHerHano BON 1916 5ub uno idllt.
2ouispifle Rp. - Der 5luB bat e.
men 8aferHanb BON S.6 SUB uub fteigt.
gpaNSpifle, Snb. - Der 5lub bat
einen BaHeraanb BON 1876 6ub uno fallt.
Gairo, IN. - Der Slub bat einen Hai'
fertanb Don 27-2 Sub unb fallt
N.mptis, Eenn.-gsr SIuB bat etnen
Baiirifanb pon 23.4 Jub unb idut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
gbtesss. 8. Rar,

ebttNHS y. GtuLd
Bsitsn.-8ar Ntni 92N-931c. an
e&Iui e2Ht; far Suli s7s-ssKe an
eklns s7It.
~ n Atsrn- Gar Rai ss4-eT Hc,
am eSIub es4e; far Suli Sc - se34e, am
S6las esKe.
SafsI-NhrWai 4o1s-<Oss., swsalus
401st; far 5uIi s9N-4o4e an edlub
877Sc.
aosse n.-sso. . eoK-slxe, go. 8 90
Bic.
etrks. - 49-o5e.
fimothsfaaruen. - tS7S-S.25.
Rice aamen. - t10.75 - 1875 per
Gsntner.
WttSsrs. - t3l.45 Der OBJ. - Mir
Rai $a1.sTH --31.50, am Shlrb t21.47H;
far5uIi t31.45-2f.66, am Salub s2l55.
eAmsf,. - e1047H Der 100 9iuno.
-5ir Nai S10.60 1910, am SAluB
e107o; fir Suii 5000 - 10.s7K, am
Shlub s10.sTK.
Short Htptenfeiteu.-s1063X--
11.25 Der 100 4funh Wai s11.8TK
= 11.45, am Shfus 11.42K; iRr Suli
sl1.60-11.sTH, am SdluB el1.5TH.
1uttee. Rarit mar niebriger.-
Greamsriss 3s-Soe per Bfnnb.
Gle r.-Narft mar miebriaer Erbinarp
fYts 37-3Tx firkS 1751 -sss Der Nyb.
Qife-Warft unbsrdnbsrt. Daiiies 1s Y
--18he, Tpins 17if--1sc, Hmerieas 1791
-iSe, 9ongborns 18K-1sHe per Yfuuh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06
aasipdrtise Ndrtte.
r Z 10 Vorf, s. W,dr.


Rslf. Der Kartt mar beute rubia.-
Spring Yatent e4.b0-4.T5, Hintsr Straisbts
e<.20--l.Sy, uinter Hatents S8.l0-S.7O
Gyrins dssrs eA1o--<.fS, eYtra Ho. /
0intsr res.Sk--S.Ts, ertra 70. abs. es.sS--
S.Se. &aniaS 6traietfs t4.10-4.31.
RpaceumebI mar rubis.- s5air bis
suiss eS.s0-s.c0. auserIeitnes be fancp
eS.55--8.70.
Dn ei5enmet mar rubia. -
ea.s1-3.00 per 100 Btunb.
Bu4meideu mar fen Su sf.So--2.05.
WstSmstl par itttie.-6einss peikes
nnS SslbeS ti.<5--i.So, SrstsS g1.4O--l.lI
3ilnbrisb es.S5.
wsgIsn II ftetig.-Rs. 1sksrx sSIze
{ ". kss psrf Gryort.
esrks u rubis. = RaIjasrfs es--T0e
e. IL. DuhaIs.
1sitsn. Rarit il pilig. - ~. .
barter @inter 1000 le. I. 4. Ia Rev psri,
yio. . rotler 1oSHc in, Glspator; 90.
Rortbern DuIutb 1ose, Rs. northern
wlanitoba 104 I. 0. b. idpimmsnb.
@sl4fSrA-Hsytf mar nillls. Neues
Rp. 8 sslbsb Toe {. 1. I. bel Gnfunft.
&sfsx = Mastt sar rHbis.--etaRbsrl
usibsr <s--l6ke, no. . nsibsr 4SH--lee.
Rs. 5 bo. 45-45Kt, Hp. 4 DO. <8x--l1c,
tants sSssf4aittsnsr satsr Ao--lsKs i'm
0Ispatox
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

6Dolf ihldet, breflen mir oui. @ir
baben nod 3ebn Wiinuten bis 6abiit
- lit es ntbt io?"
Die &erren 5ogen Die ubren.
n8er5eibung, faete @eneral Sal.
fin inio blifte auf ieine llbr, nauiiera
lt6e So6eit ellen Der 3eit DOraus.
IS 1T nod rei6Iid cine gierteIItunoe
bis 5lpolf."
r8abrbnftig? @as iagt Sbr
gbronometer, @raf 8iQiers2"
.gr gibt benz General red)t, so.
belt, iagte Der @raf lino 5eigte benz
@roBfiiriten feline ltbr.
g9tltn gut, ipolleu mir ct. eSiaot
entideioen lniien."
Die Weinuten gingen unter bette
rem @eiprd6 raid oabin. 8ie gelualA
tiger @lofen Der SSiaaffatbebrals
oerfiin6eteu Die 9titternabtsinnoe.
0S5a glaltbe," iaete Der 8roBfiirIt,
ltniere llbren babeu itns oorbin ale
orei aet1uiht"
Die Serren griffen pieoer 81 oeir
l1bren. @raf @illerS ipiiblte pergeb-'
ti9 in ieiner Sai6e.
y9iun, @raf2"
sd begreife nift :"
r@as lit Sbnen?"
,yQteine u6r sum &uduf." gr
ioii6lt tpieoer in alien SaiAen lln1ber
un0 rief ndti5 beltitr5t:
oGas lit ein Sellielsipltf. Meinct
ltbr, neine Tahatiere, meine Bet-
idaft. j.. meine Sai6en iino gang
leer
Ser @roBfiirit iab i'm triumpbie-
reno an uil6 peioete iifJ an ieiuer
8erlegenbeit.
.9erlbigen Sic iids mein Iieber
@raf es miro alle5 glei6 lpieoer sur
SteIle fem. giuiiiide SanOe iino ba
ein penig in S5bren Sai6en berilma
ipa5icrt. Sternidnllppe, fonun Der
lno seiee Define geute. On bait eine
iaubere slrbeit getbon."
llnb Sterni9nltppe breitete gelptf'
ienbait aus, mas er Dem @rofen a6'
aenonlnen. Beige Dem Serrn @ra'
fen 9eine Sanb. Scben sic, @raf
oas lit eine r1iiiid)e Saub, ni6t ion-
berIid i6lanf un0 gra5ios - unS
uniteineno bod alth biffi5ilerer
Singen gepa6ien. @te Oenteu Sie2"
X
Sim folgenoen Gage begegnete Der
@roBfiirit hem Staotbaltptmann auf
oefn gPepsfi.
Ser Strei6 lit prdttig geluu'
gen!" riei Der @roBfiirit. o@roi Bill
Iers lit nDllie eelhla9enl Stern'
i6uppe lit tpirflit] Elm SbGnomen."
,SSaipobl, aaiierlife @pbeit, baS
lit er, Ser gr5balllnte, uno ifl babe
Ole 3efe be5ablt. @r bat mir, oen
Stootbauptmann, bas 8orteieuiIle
nit fiinfbunbert gfllbeIn megitibiBt.
SSsh merfte es, els id Inn bier llbr
mad S5auie fam, fiibr iofort NIT oret
Seuten tlab ieiner Spelunfe uno llcb
lie BON oben bis linten ourhltobern
Slaes iunIiouit. @r madte bos ltn-
idpiIoigite @eliht BON Der @elt ul,o
iiitterte ieine Sauben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

&sn IN rubis. = STANDARD o7K-1oOe,
9o. 1 102H-1eos ~. O--s6f, ~. .
80--86s.
1syfsx in Httis. - State, sbinGrer Jis
1sies1tfs, <o--45e; 1919. 30--24e; 9GeiEs
Gsak 1918, 30--25e, 1918 l9-31e.
&tnts -itnt ftetig. Central 1Me,iea
sc, 0septG 82-8St.
1sber ii fet. = Semls6 ilrks Boz,
isfsHbS 3e--3ot
psrl mar itetig.--Eamily ss4.oe-ss.00 90,
ilsrt clear; >s0.3s-ss.oo, Eeb ess.oo--
$3.50.
2. Pei q. ssr :. it.tis -5amil' sl'.Oo-so.oo.
Sat Rsats uareu felt. - osyBfsIte
Usaiss 10 tis II Sfunb. 10 - 14He, bs.
G4inien i4He
G&mafs mar hetig. - Dtittls 0sk
Srims t10.45--f0.5g; Naihnirtss mar Iietia,
GsRtiRsHt si1.05, o. t11.75, 9smpsuKb
eH-s%e.
Iafs faum ftefia.-yrima Gtty Az s1<s
gsnHtrt s-5Ae, Special IT,
0axMne amt n. 9 a mar ftetia.-
Yrima eommer aelbes t7.17-T.3O.
Hs.rslsum III fetia. -Naftnirtes Htr
ysri SuIi es.ss; Barrels ss.75; Gales
el12J.
wstfs II Fstis, = osnsnie 8lt.es Clts
16-37s.
4ar, ssr rubis.-ssrstn.s. s.sstnli&ss
biS aHteS n. l.30-k40.
xussAtiR n itetie ~ 47Ks.
Rsis III ketis.-Ginttimiiasr 3K-se,
patHa J4-SXt.
Nslaifss IN fetis. - Hss DrleaHs
Cpsn Asttls. gutter BE dsies, D-bse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-06

Qiueinnati g. Rdrj 1914.
Die nsAfslssnben lustiranSsa bsIisleH
Il Hnr anf enerss.frsRSeffisleR. esi
tsiHsrsn oeidaf ten DsySsa stsas ltbus
0yeils bsrs6Hst
vrsvtftsHsl
DIR Htartt par rxlis. prsifs eetis
GAmsIs.-prizs GtsaH eio.12K-
10.32z f.sk.
IyossnssfsIssnss eIsifA. -
Gsrft ifetis. = 6teyt dear Gsiisa 13--
ls4e, Neutrality-suspicious. 114-l3s, sytss
ttsyt dear Soften IN - 13e, GAulfsyn
11-l14e. 0saiss 1sX--1sKf Isis nxs
Ne nstr s:ryadt.
UaesR.--Raysf ksfie. - Gtsri dear
Ssitsn 1S-1tEe. furJs Niyyenlsiim 1sx
--1Se, sgtrs ftert dear 6tiisn 1sH 1Sr
SanItsrn II = 134e xnb UtHss 1lK-
144e Isfs unb Kt Ssr9iuRb Hstr ssSysdt.
ssgarC Cursd.tHdfA. - Rarft II kstis
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