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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK,

Baltimore, Feb. 6-CATTLE-Recepts for tbs
week ended noon today were 3.Z5s head, asa1ns,
5lOl head last week. Receipts. loo carloads for
market for the week, 81 carloads for market today
Market strong and food cattIs very active Steers
cnoice s5alo0; good butchers, e2ae.5o; medium,
s5oasOo; common 725a775; heifers, choice 725asoo:
lair to good 675a7.oo; common to medium, 6Zaso:
bulls, s5oa7. 3; fair TO good, 575s6.25; common to
medium, 5.Ba6oo; cows choice, 6.75a7. 3; fair to
good, 5Sae.5o; common to medium, 35oa425
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended noon today Wero 1909 head against lge
h sd Last week. Light surply Market strong
>ep, 5.ooalooo; lambs. lo.5oa15o
IoGS-Receipts for the week ended noon today
= g 1850 head, against Is, $50 head last week
r supply. Market higher. Light Westerns, p3;
heIIy 70 medium, l2oal3.oo; pigs n5aIl.5O; roughs
l05al2S
oALVES-Receipts for the week ended At noon
today were 4se head. against S5 head last week
Fair supply; market about steady. Calves, 7aa
H0o; extra Teals A6
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

william Z. Godfrey, d, md Heanre H Louis
g. Rev. Francis NJ McOUy.
Carl Z. Pe1ninston. q and Myrtle r. Lsw1a u
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell.
John L. Akers. q, and Irsne v. Phelps, L. both
Of Savage. Nd Rev. L. Maysn Chambers
Melvin d. Herbert. U. 8. N. e and Annis
Mills. Is. Of Anacostia. Rsv. Howard L Stewart
sorrenus o. Yesger. q. Of Chester. Pa, and
Anna O. Cookssy. ID. Rev. J. Harvey Dunham.
Emmet c. Berrcy. S. and Esther Hit. u, both
Of Luray. Va. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson
Ralph @. Black. q. and Margaret L. Yoe, Is
Rev. James NJ 0Bin.
John B. BuIlard. 81, and Claire H. Mahon, G.
Rev. Randolph Ii. McKim.
II. Wade Barrett, z. and Beatrice NJ. osborne.
q. Rev. P. c. Gayan.
7he K. Jenkins. q. Of Bronson. Va. and Anna
Fincham, la Of Nethers, Va. Rev. John z. BriRys
COEORED.
William q Hart 80. and Lana Jackson, g. Rev.
William ]. Howard.
Charles Watson. q. and Mary x. Lancaster, 20
Rey William J. Howard.
s. l. CorTothers.
Chester O. wilkins. 2 and Ell. VI. Banis, q
Rev. James a villa
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
Motor Gossip
By ISL" GRoGAN,

II. B. Leary. jr., yesterday received his
cutaway chassis for the automobile show
he is holding this week. 1t was due to
arrive here Sunday morning. but owing
to freight congestion was delayed. De-
spite the severe weather of yesterday
there was a large crowd in attendance
both afternoon and evening.
Detroit electrics seem to have a habit
OF late of cutting down the time record
between Washington and Baltimore. The
latest record is the one recently made
by r. L. Heberling. who covered the dis
tance in hour and so minutes. This rec
ord was made under the most unfavor-
able conditions, it being showing and
hailing at the time. In addition the start
was made after 10 o'clock at night. 1t is
understood that shortly an attempt will
be made to lower this mark
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THos. J. OWEN a son.

&z.srnnns.l1sss
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
wANTED-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

wANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
between srd and Ilth sta ne. and Z. Cap. aLo
sts 1913 Ames place ne.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicaeo. Feb s-Oue fact was clear demon
strated In the wheat markst At Chicago today
and that was that when the situation becomes
orersold it is dangerous procedure to continue
TO hammer values downward. When the market
opened there was . big short interest Thess
shorts continued to sell in . mad effort to forcs
grain to stiil lower level. In order TO secure
some cheap wheat and thereby sscuy pschta When
the May future was hugsdng ths bottom figures.
one or two Of the BIG shorts attempted to mako
some purchases, but the wheat was not 70 b
had unless higher prices were paid and Shsn
One advances were finally checked. reactions vsre
shown Of yza7k cents
Oats were Sal cent higher and while the feeling
was strong the gain was less than that In the
vther grains.
The strength in Liverpool hog protucz. together
with the sharp advances in hogs at the Union Stock
Yards. caused heavy buying BY shorts and there
was in addition considerable buying on investment
account
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
sss,soI Ssnss IN s. ?; @ sat- 91 sEs7 70 rs % % q
day g. Jangsg piI. the undsrigned Sin sSl At
~ s-ess northwest OF, %. TTH DAY OF UL.B
3 az Si. ~ S s5s.2 go t .on E. PSRss P6Ssss se' %
sonL pOpeTp beious5ns % Ii. estate q Susan
siR ss ps.nt si sas sd saR EGG T' e r6a s5
loc4et; plain SD r9gi ! Fod sal rms; rnlld
~ Gt9s vi III I9o, sH. disS5d email sGla ms Pai'
NARY {; HERBERT. Adninis-1tziL
c, G. SLOAN a CO. INC AuctioDeers,
1907 street n. W,
Sale ot Ho1s-hOid Good. PssoaL Erects. Bts-.
for storIss ChKrEeA
Noccs rs hereby given that on SATURDAY
It pusio 81 .acaoB % riAS b. 70 roO1. S = C - g. = si.R .s
Co, Inc. l4C c street Washington, D. O.. 10
eufo-cs liens for storAse chErgz. &c. Cue and IN
paid all housshoh goods. persouhl snscts e,e-.
stored With us in the names Of Mr. Heaasry. Mr.
Martha Minor, and Mr.. GeorTv R. Jones
UNITED TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
Eighth and D streets noTthvet
@, G. SLOAN q co.. INC, Auctioneer-,
1907 G street.
Sale Of Household Goods and Peus1rIl tss-ts for
stcrIEe ChsTe.
Sotac- hereby riven that On sATURDAI,
February n. Hrf. at half past nine, a. m therr
VIII be sod at pubic suction, a. the roons of c.
G. Sloan a Co.. lir G street northwest Washing
ton. D. c. 70 saforcs liens for stor&se charres etc.
due and unpaid all goods and personal CfecsS On
storage with W. B. Moses & Sons, Inc. IN tie
nInes Of Mrs MEry Brown. J. b. CoshiI. C. B.
Fulton, Mrs. 7. c. FYtzpzt1cE, Edward Fr7st. Miss
K. y. Green, S. 7. Howard. Miss Heien Jones.
Ben JAcfson, and Humphrey Read.
". B. MOSES SONS INC.
On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a. lsI7 AT N
O'Clock g. n, in front Of ths United State
Storage Conpsny's wNrehous. RsED Tenth street
northwest, Washington. D. C., there will be sold
at public sucoon, 10 inforoe liens for ssnr4cg
charges ETC. due and unpaid. al goods furniture,
household and personal effects storage 10 names
OF A. F. Tennine, A. A. syphG1. Z L. Rickstts.
Virginia Spencer R. NJ Queen, Mn o. Noris,
wm- NcurAth Mrs Minnie EhrmGn, and J. 7,
unc). f6yS
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;ppelins. when attacked by aeroplanes,
hurry toward the shelter of cloud banks.
Aviators attached to the Signal Corps
Station at San Diego obtain weather re-
ports.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Feb. 5.-BUTTER-Fim; receipts
7.i57 packages Creamery, higher than extras, 4ska
a; creamery. extras, e2score f2; frsts S7ai2; sec
onds. 36a3sIt.
EGGs-Fim; receipts 4.4s cases. Fresh gathered
extra hrss per doz. -; rsts 4sa4Ss; refrigerator
finest, 42; do, good to fair, 4oihaAa; nearby hen
merry whites, fine to fancy. 5la52; nearby hcnnerry
browns 49a5o
CHEESB-Firm; receipts, 3,55 boxes State
held specials 254s21S; do. average fancy 24s.a25
LIVE POULTRY-Steady; prices settled
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm. Chickens 1919.
fowls, I7a2a turkeys 2aA
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Feb. 5.-wHEAT-Higher; quiet in
curry. No. red. l.s2; No. Northern, f. O. b., 2s;
No. hard winter. f. o. b.. LBS; No 1 macaroui.
nominal; No. l Manitoba. 20h. Exporters took
nothing
ooRN-strouser; light inquiry. No. yellow,
Ll5k. c. 1. f.. to arrive; No. yellow ll2k, TO
arrive. Exporters took nothing
oATS-stronger; quiet inquiry. No white,
tsa69; standard. Ga6s; No. } white 6sas7: No
white. sass; unsraded. ssa7o. Exportsu TOOK
nothing
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Chicago. Feb. 6-HOGS-Receipts 1000 head;
tomorrow, L. 900 head; strong 20 25 cents above
Saturdays average; bulk, II 20Oal2O; light Il 5oa
l2lo; mixed. us6ali.0; heavy. L7OSI2 80; rough,
u.7oalLs; pigs. s.6oalo.75.
CATTLE-Receipts. 500 head; tomorrow. 5000
head; strong; native beef cattlss isSal25; Western
st ers, 7.s5alo25; stockers and feeders 6Ooas Is I;
COWS and heifers. 5loalop; calves. Io&al45.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head; strong; wethers
lO.5oall. s.; lambs, R-falLT5
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY RKIL
estate at lowest current rates; special privileges
with respect to prior payments. TYLER RUTH
ERFORD Inc. az 18th s
MONEY TO LoAN-s5n 10 S5oO.m on D. @.
real estate. Several trust funds "a to per cenG.
All transactions conducted with ecooonicsl consd.
e1ston for borrower. WA II. SAUNDERS a
CO. Southern Building. U 18th 81 NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb 5-Mcney On can opened at
Per cent; high. per cent; low per cpnt; closed
"a per cent Most Of the days loans were made
at Per cent.
Time money was in fair demand. The azgregats
Of business however, was not heavy. Rates wers
quoted at per cent, as the minimum for practically
all dates.
Mercantile PAPER quiet, the majority Of
the investors hreferTing TO abstain from purchases
at the moment -Four per cent was the lowest
quoted rate for anything
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
PERSONALS.

NOTICE. Artificial teeth ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahsma, Sis G, op. Pat. offtce.
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wAsHINGToN STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished BY w. B. HIbb. 8 Co.

rurnfshed By w. b. HIbbs 4 Co.
SALES.
AmsrnA Graphophoue e. 81 900 at lclS
opttal rsacsion. 10 at ~
wAannCon Railway and Electric. pfd,, 8 at s2A.
- "a. At e. 3 At 2s. 3 az sa.
mAsninrou Gas. 10 at 7ls. at ia. 5 at q
At9 call:
masnnsfon Railway and Electric Is, 500 al scH.
an Gnphophons 6. 100 at loik. a.no
as iak. n.op at iaX.
rosorae cousolidatsd s.. 1900 at i0lN 81 900
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
OSPREY IN FIsHLlNE
Remarkable Feat That Is Credited to
a Member Of the New York
Fire Department.

How q fisherman la5soed and cap
tured an osprey, or f1shhawk, with a
hand fishline, is told by a correspond
ent Of the New York Sun. A number
of fishermen were on board, he says,
and we were anchored with lines out
in every direction. I was fishing from
the starboard side of the top deck,
near the stern, when suddenly 1t made
a dive for a bergle that was floating
on the water q short distance from the
boat, between two lines, but nearer.
the line Of Mr.. John Woods Of the
New York fire department.
Mr.. Woods tried playfully to throw
his line over the bird, and somehow
he actually succeeded in looping the
line round it's left wing Id such a man
ner that 1t could not escape.
The hooks did not catch at oil, for
they were far beyond, but the osprey
was securely lassoed. 1t vas at once
an exciting and a ludicrous task to reel
in the big bird. It struggled despe-
ratelv, and had 1t not been for the
length Of line beyond 1t, with 2 ten
ounce sinker at the end, it might have
been necessary to reel it down from
the sky instead of up from the sea.
When It was brought to the deck and
found itself in the strong but not UNI
kind ,iGids Of a group OF fishermen, It
seemed frightened, angry and disgust
ed; but, strange to say, 1t did not fight
its captors.
Someone suggested killing 1t, and
one man urged sending it to an avi-
airy; but above all the other voices I
heard a self-appointed counsel for the
prisoner. pleading for its liberty with
an oratory effective If not classical:
Jaw, let the poor, fellow go" And
so, on reflection, said the Jury.
When the bird was set at liberty,
none the worse for its strange adven-
ture, it shot straight down among the
lines again, got the bergle it started
out to get, and then leisurely few
away.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
TIME FOR BOSS TO GET BUSY
Paddy's Earnest Warning Seems to
Have Been Justified by the Facts
Of the Case.

Paddy wa out Of work, and passing
q works he saw a notice which said q
stoker was wanted.
OF course, he could use q spade. SO
ne applied and got the Job. It seems
the man who held the job before was
sacked because he lost time, and nat
urally his mates wouldn't tell Paddy
how to go about his fresh job.
The boss told him to watch the pres-
sure gauge, and If he wanted to know
anything he was to go and ask the
boss.
For a while all went we'll. Paddy
shoveled the coal on, and the gauge
registered full pressure; and he
worked away until the safety valve
started blowing off. Still he worked
away, and the steam still escaped
through the safety valve
Paddy, not knowing what was the
matter, ran to the boss. and said:
BOSS. Il you don't be coming to
this boiler, the boiler win be coming
70 Tu2t1
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
From the Trip Ledger.

Carl Juengllng and wife and two
children went to Chicago last week
where one of the girls will receive
treatment. Last fall this little
girl fell from a hay rack or wagon,
and in a couple of days complained
considerable about pain in her
thigh. As this happened about the
time that several children in
this vicinity were afflicted with in
~fantile paralysis, nothing was done
for fear the family would be quar-
antined. It developed later that
the child had been injured by the
fall and that one leg was dislocat-
ed at the hip
Carl Winkler and wife and child
went along, as they have a child
that was afflicted with infantile par
alysis, and has been more or less
crippled.
Julius Heb and wife and their
five year old boy went also. The
boy had infantile paralysis and has
since been crippled.
One Of the children at the Rev.
Krieger home had this dreaded
disease last.fall, and was cured by
a local physlcian, but since its recov-
cry, one side of the body has grown
faster than the other which in time
would make the child a cripple
Mrs. Krieger is in Mitchell at the.
hospital having the child treated.
The opera house was pretty we'll
flied last Wednesday, afternoon
when the stockholders Of the
Hutchinson County Agricultural
Fair Association met in annual
meeting
The following directors we're
elected : P. ] Hofer, Henry Fency,
Henry Klatt, Jr.,C H Otto, Jacob
Wu ri, Ane G. Schmidt, F a.
Schmiedt, H a. Schnaidt And A.
II. Mettler Afterwards the direct
ora met and elected Henry KIatt
Jr president and G. a Otto, vice
president The Office of secretary
and treasurer we're left open.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
From the Typdatl Register

Asjor Hill. u ap,ipoGei1, m
Raardrly, Of Lauder, Wsomjsso,
were interviewing mr. efsize,ts sey
eral lays the pest ~nSk fl raGasd
e their electricai uroposisj,,u ~
Lander
Mrs Herman Wslkss, an eeYty
settler Of Bon Honros county, did
as be- home II Avof,, WSdn1sdsys
Funeral services ~ ~ bs bs1d 70.
morrow afternoon W. wfrs m
abls % learn further p~Artfsplers.
Bon Homms counfy rufel Ger
risfs held their annnsl needing ID
Iyndsll Thursday. Tbe raestipG
IA rs havs bssp bid n 0pyine
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01

Mrs George Lehr has been call
ed upon to mourn the death Of
her father who died at his home
in Scotland the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs Lehr returned last
evening from attending the funeral.
Grandma Reynolds, living in the
-sst part of town, was 81 years old
last Saturday. During the day
there WAS a constant stream of
friends who called upon her to con-
graduate her upon reaching such a
ripe old age and to remind her
that 1t was her birthday. Many Of
her friends left substantial and
beautiful gifts as tokens of their
esteem. TO the best of our know
ledge, Grandma Reynolds is the
orly living mother of a civil wal
veteran in South Dakota. She is
still hale and hearty and enjoys
having friends call upon her.
A deal was closed last Friday
whereby The Robinson Auto Co.
hss become fhe owner of the stone
laV-ty barn which will be converted
iafoa garage. Dan shroil, who
"a been running the livery bust
ness, we understand, expects to
dispose of most of his horses but
will keep a couple of teams for liv-
cry purposes at his residence in,
the south part of town. The Rob
iDsons expect TO do some remodel.
ing in the building and hope to be
able to commence work sometime
next month. This deal will probab
~ leave Tyndail without a livery
barn, the automobile having sup
planted the driving horse to such
an extent that the livery business
will soon belong entirely to the
past
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
He Didn't Love Her.

Bride-There, | knew how 1t would
be. We have not been married a month,
and already you have ceased to care
for me.
Young Husband-Why, my love,
what a you be thinking Of? You are
dearer to me than ever.
eIt isn't so; I know it isn't. You
took meals at u house lots Of times
before we We're married, and you
scarcely touched anything. Ma said
she knew you were truly in love, be-
cause you had no appetite"
"Of course, dear, butt"
"And now you are actually complain
ing Just because / forgot to get any,
thing for breakfast.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
His Choice.

Uncle Hiram from Podurk, was
taken by his nephew into a downtown
hashery for lunch.
II guess Til have some coffee and
sinkers,'' said the nephew.
did you say sinkers7" asked the old
Ia
Il sur did, uncle"
We'll" said Uncle Hiram, as his eye
fell on q spaghetti eater, II reckon I'll
have q mes Of fishin' lines like that
there Teller Is eatin' out Of q bowl.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
Expensive

Expensive.
The efficiency expert to whom the
world was turned over for tuning up
got after the clouds the first thing.
"Have that silver lining ripped out"
he directed. peremptorily. "Don't you
know somebody has to pay for 1T No
wonder the cost Of living is highls
Certain optimists raised q hue and
cry, but only to discover, to their pro-
found chagrin that, owing to the wal
and III thing and another, their trade
was no longer what 1t had been.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
SKATE al SNsa, cav Of Toledo, +.
1SSSs SaeaN

Ss&SS ~ SNfsA StsS 81 sescoo> lse
aSsss CasAN
prsn& j. Csseaey makes oath that he
~ senior partner uf the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co, DONG business in the
City of Taieaa, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will, pay the
sum afoNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot he cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in yny presence, this 9th day OF Dec
emhsr. y. u. 1856.
tSsALl A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~ aud act directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
Address T. ]. CHENEY s CO, Toledo, Ohio
Sold BY si druggists. sc,
Take Balrs Family Pills for constipation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
From the Springfield Times.

Nanno Maarsingh had the mis-
fortune to have his herd Of fat
hogs affected with cholera recently.
He had the entire herd vaccinated
81 8 as discovered, but . large
number died.
Rev. Lucas informs us that he
has resigned as pastor Of the N.
q church in Springfield and that
he and hls family expect to leave
the latter part Of March for their
clam ia The Bella Fourehe country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
cry ne Books.

eer. ne Books.
me-. y, Gil I'd, aged five, was
his aunt and was left T.
himself in fhs library while I'll
amused tLcia
Id sliHiasf al the hoo
ga ll5Gr. Isl }etaea no sound w
Il from the little boy, the women
allied he must be up to mischief.
ley hurried to the library, and what
4 sight met their gaze.
Clifford had p~ainstakingly removed
very book from the and laid it
il the floor. After n glance at the
.onfusion, his aunt said: "What did
o do it for" Poor books, s., tired
funding up all day, l thought I would
i've them a rest" he answered hap
pily.-Cleveland Leader.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01


40. Ernest Mislke lsft Sunday
q Hnsst En- inter. Mrs. Gnssa Jen.
~ = Scotland and IS 70 Sioux
0ity N1sss lhsir sister Hals;e had
|an opssxslcn y ono of me nos
pitals.
5fosd6nIslNlusbsI II pasksson, Idrov.
q oKissohsomas farm anS
6cg1s t61ss R1e EJps Polans
6ScSoN I'M ohsb he paii
pdkch4ssd two otner,
n " nov IL.
~ Hebt lind ii hoe,
socn S6pflying ri
O.! e M sEOcL
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
EXCHANGE MOTIFS

Geld, bur owing to uncertain
weather it was decided a few days
1efore the meeting to meet at Tyn
iali, which was more centrally To-
As we go to press a mum
Der of tbe carriers IRE here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01

had previously filed on this
land and it now becomes necessary
for them to establish their home
there under the homestead law.
President Wenzlaff left this
morning for Kansas City to attend
the National Council of Normal
School Presidents and the Depart
ment of superintendent of the
National Educational Association.
which meetings ri in session there
from the 23rd Of this month to
March 3rd.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01

the Tyndali Tribune.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-31

Sran50iii6e Eager 5u Sort Sc Saps
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Sobe BON MIR 80 Meter 40 &ilten
Sprengitoife allf sic Giieubabnbriide
ilber Den slltbiefluB abiparf, 90 ailoz
meter liioltd bon Gtnples. Scr Slieger
battc bolltomncren Grfolg; bic gr=
plolipn 8crlt6rte nQc giienbubugeleiic.
9icic iclbc D|aidinc sriif lnn1ittelbor
barauf nit neutrality-suspicious.
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an. braebte i'm 5llm Saltcn llnp iebte
burd iein Seuer eincn &oggon it1nlit=
ten bes 3llacs in Sraab.
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rcbrfcllcrs iprrbcn flint ieinolidcslero=
plano berllntergebrad)t.
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