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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

or Farm
Eight per cent of our white popu-
lation has volunteered for active nil
itary servise. Many of our boys are
now on boats or in training camps.
On June 5, when We registered a..
the request of Uncle Sam, Beaufort
county is the only one in the State
in which a majority Of those regis
tering did not claim exemption from
active service.
Our apportionment of Liberty
Bonds" was $4,000. We subscribed
5000 900, or 400 per cent of our quota.
In addition to this over $4,000 was
subscribed by officers and men of the
marine station, making nearly $780,
600 for this district.
We were asked for $4,000 for the
Re-. Crc-;. Without any preliminary
campaign, handful of citizens met
on a rainy night and pledged over
s2,40O to start things off. AS we go
to press, the total amount is S6,250.
But it's at farming that We feel
most at home. Over $1,250,000 worth
of potatoes were shipped from 5000
acres right around Beaufort within
thirty days. Our trucking industry
though still in infancy, is getting us
into trouble. People won't believe the
facts we tell.
AS to the Past.
Once upon a time, 355 years ago.
on May 27, 1852, Jeane Ribault's party
of French Huguenots sailed into our
harbor, settled here and built fort
They called it Carolina" in honor OF
Charles TX.
For century the Indians and Span
iards debated possession with France.
The first English colonists landed
April 19, 1860, followed by Governor
Sayles in 1870. But the Governor and
his friends moved north to the Ash
lev river and set stakes. Thus Beau"
fort gave birth to Charleston.
Our next misfortune came in 1715,,
when the Yemassee Indians, by
most wicked and devilish conspiracy,
drove our settlers from the island.
They returned soon, however, and we
have lived more or less happily ever,
since.
In 1861 the fedearl fleet entered
Port Royal harbor and for four years
Beaufort gave a house party to its
guests from the North, who made
very much at home. The
Beaufort National Cemetery was
founded about this time. Over 10,-;
900 are enrolled in this institution
at present.
The Beaufort Volunteer Artillery
antedates the Declaration of Inde-,
pendence. Records show that Col.
Hardin took command on February
%, 1875. The visit of Gen. Lafayette
and the attending ceremonies are re-
corded. in the campany annals. The
arsenal is some sixty years old
and embodies its predecessor which
was built in the eighteenth century.
In 1874 the entire united States
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06
WEAT THE EDITORS SAW
AND HEARD AT BEAUFORT
All Reports of Remarkable Truck
Yields Abundantly Verified and
Wonderful Possibilities Of South
CarOlina's Garden Spot Reali-
zed After Personal Investiga-
tion by States Newspaper
Men-Interesting Facts.
News and Courier.


The South Carolina city that will
be most discussed, especially in the
press of the State, for some time 20
come is Beaufort, Fair Isle Of the
Sea-" where for two days last week,
Thursday and Friday, the newspaper
men of the Palmetto State we're as
sembled in their annual convention.
Very few of those at this meeting
knew anything about Beaufort, and
fewer of them had ever been there.
AS it was expressed by some, Beau
fort seemed a place far away, all by
itself and it was hard to think of it
as a part of South Carolina. Not so
low, for the editors, the majority OF
them, at least, have seen Beaufort
and enjoyed it's splendid hospitality,
and although somehow isolated for
the time being, this community Of
wonderful achievements and progress
sive tendencies has made an impress
sion upon its recent guests that will
djssipate any thought that the fair
island city is not part and parcel. in
spirit and in actions, of this great
commonwealth
A great story can be told about
Beaufort and perhaps some day it will
be told in it's entirety, but for the
present it will no doubt suffice to
give here some facts about the city
as enumerated on the program ar
ranged for the meeting of the State
Press Association, and they're all true
facts usually are. Here are some
of the things those who were in Beau
fort last week found out and which
thousands of people in South Carolina
who have not yet been fortunate
enough to visit Beaufort, will seen
learn:
"Glad to See F0u.s
We are mighty pleased to have you
with us. We hope you will be too
busy enjoying your visit to read this
now. Just put it in your pocket and
glance it over on the train so that
yoo can tell the home folks about us.
Beaufort is located on the finest
deep water harbor of the South At
aantic coast. We are in the heart OF
the famous sea islands, renowned for
fertility of soil and healthful all-the-
year-around climate. Though it often
rains at convention and picnic times.
We, are all more interested in max
ing history than in reading it. But
here are a few current events.
When the war broke out, Beaufort
adopted the slogan: Flight, Finance
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06
CAPTAIN AND LIEUTENANT
OF CHRLESTON DRAGONS
Election Confirmed by Special Order
of Adjutant General-Capt. Schay-
er's Resignation.

Columbia, July l. - The following
special order was issued by the ad-
jutant generals office today, confirm
ing the elections for captain and lieu
tenant recently held by the Charles
ton Light Dragons. and announcing
the resignation of Capt. Isadore
Schayer, of the sanitary detachment,
Second regiment, South Carolina in
fantry, accepted yesterday afternoon
by the governor:
Columbia, July 1, 1917.
Special Order, No. A.
81. In accordance with special order
No. 40, A. G. O., Columbia, S. c., an
election was held in the armory Of
Troop A. S. c. Cav, June 25, 1917,
for captain and first lieutenant Of said
troop
"2. Lieut.. H. F. Porcher having re-
ceived a majority of the votes, is
hereby elected captain, Troop A. S. c..
Cav, and A. F. Littlejohn having re-
ceived the majirity of votes cast, is
hereby declared elected first lieut.
enant, Troop a. S. C. Cav, commits
sions to take effect June 25, 1917.
''3. The resignation of Captain Isa-
lore Schayer, sanitary detachment, End
S. C. Inf, is hereby accepted to take
eectff June. 80, 1917, or as soon there
after as section 6S, with regard to the
property Of said unit has been turned
over and receipted for by his sue
cessor.
"a. Pvt. H. H. Sturgeon, Co. I, End
S. C. Inf, is hereby transferred 20
Company c.. S. C. Eng. Bn., this trans
fer having been approved by both
company commanders, June %, 1917,
and approved by the governor on said
date.
"Bv order of the governor and COM
mander
"W. W. MOORE,
"The Adjutant General
~oacial:
"JOHN D. FROST, Maj. Insp. Gen."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

government was So AdFO4dolE liz
pressed by it's natural advantages that
a navy ward was established and dry
dock built at a cost OF m--itui
and a half dollars. Shortly after this
We presented our navy yard to our
"frst-born'' on the Ashley. The har-
Dor was fastened down.
Saint Helena Episcopal church was
established in 1712. In 1917 Beaufort
County headed the list of nine Gold
Star Banner" Sunday school counties
of the State.
The town of Beaufort was charter
ed in 1903. In 1915 it adopted the
commission manager form of govern
ment. Its city affairs are conducted
on a strict business basis with most
satisfactory results. A bond election
to make possible a $4,000 paving pro-
iect carried this spring with but six
teen negative votes How's that?
Thank you.
Hard to Believe, but True.
Some crops are failures. One farmer
lost his cabbage crop, just as it was
ready to ship, on account of the big
spring freeze He planted potatoes
on the same spot. They yielded 100
barrels per acre. They were so large
that it took but ninety potatoes to
fill barrel. The barrels sold at S11.50
each, netting II 1-2 cents for each po-
tato. This same man is clearing over
500 100000 on his 3O0-acre potato crop.
Whipple Bros. hold the worlds
record for largest gross receipts from
one acre of farm products. Between
S., 900 and $4,000 in one year from
five crops with one of them failure.
This was on the little eighteen-acre
tract at the depot. The land was
bought for $25 an acre. Lots more
like it.
Last year W. R. Eve, Jr., young
man without farming experience,
bought farm for s3O,5OO. Within
ninety days his eighteen-acre lettuce
crop paid for the farm
The same land yielded twenty-seven
carloads of lettuce this year.
If one crop fails at Beaufort there
are four more chances left to make
good the same year.
One young lady, Miss Lillian Rice,
cleared over $4,000 from less than
seven acres of lettuce last year.
Several Beaufort potato growers will
realize from $4,000 to s5O,OOO this
year.
The Department of Agriculture re-
ports Beaufort County soils to be the
most fertile in the whole United
States.
J. Pope Matthews, president of the
Palmetto National Bank, Columbia;
Capt. Sam Rice and Mr.. A. L. Murphy,
bought farm across the river this
February. By June Is they had ship
ped enough potatoes from few
acres to pay for the farm nearly three
times over. A fine crop of cotton is
now started on the same ground.
C. F. Harvey reports record yield
of potatoes per acre this year: 165
barrels, selling for SO barrel, or
$3.50 from one acre. This was on
the Belleview farm.
Belleview farm, near Old Fort and
farms of Whipple Bros, Peter L. Lea.
w. R. Eve, Jr., Miss Lillian Rice, ].
". Warn and j. ". Gray, many of
whom are mentioned above.
For additional information write to
w. R. Eve, Jr., vice president, Beau
fort County Branch, Southern Carroll
ma Association, Peoples Bank, Beau
fort, S. G..
This beautiful poem also graced the
program:
Hail to the country that Nature has
blessed,
Beaufort, fair isle of the sea;
We come from the east, from the north
and from the west
To offer our homage to thee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

C. F. Harvey reports record yield
of potatoes per acre this year: 165
barrels, selling for $40 barrel, or
$3.50 from one acre This was on
the Belleview farm.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

This beautiful poem also graced the
program:
Hail to the country that Nature has
blessed.
Beaufort, fair isle of the sea;
We come from the east, from the north
and from the west
To offer our homage to thee.
Turquoise thy skies, DER acres of
green;
Sparkling thy waters, the jewels OF a
queen,
Fairest of all meath the moons silvery
sheen;
Beaufort. 'air isle of the esa.
Loved by the indians who roamed DER
the land,
Beaufort, fair isle of the sea;
Held by the French under Ribault's
command.
Ere the dawn Ol tue Hdlioi-Io-oe-
Bathed by the tide as it rises and falls,
Barnacle-clad, it's rough tabby walls,
Centuries passed thy old fort recalls,
Beaufort, fair isle of the sea.
Children shall thrill as thy story is
told:
Beaufort. fair isle of the sea;
Their forefathers fought with Britons
Of old
Til! Maricrs men were free
.ear;ng the call G. our dear Dixie
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

The Department Of Agriculture re-
ports Beaufort County soils to be the
most fertile in the whole United
States
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

On the automobile tour We visited
Belleview farm, near Old Fort and
farms of Whipple Bros, Peter L. Lea.
w. R. Eve, Jr., Miss Lillian Rice, ].
". Warm and J. W. Gray, many of
whom are mentioned above.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

For additional information write to
w. R. Eve, Jr., vice president, Beau
fort County Branch, Southern Carroll
ma Association, Peoples Bank, Beau
fort, S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-06

1t was urged with great force some
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

nnb frdfiig, Feht inter ieinsr miitsls
olterlihen Gtablbaube aus ipie Elm
pra4lDoatr 9areri4er Ganbstnedt.
limb nun acben mir In bus nabt 5elo<
lasaretl. 9ort Iitat nod elm lluters
pFfi8ier, Der aud Das GiIene areu5
erfer 6falie erbdlten fol-. ct bot aHt
sinem ftiperigsn, boroefhpbensn Soften
euseehorrt uBb cine 9raHate bat thm
0as gfiu obgeriHen.
.8iss 1T bic aebrieite Der @ieoaiae.N
idgt 5u mir ber Gmeral nit tieftm
erHft, ats mir bic qrobtH gdradsnidle,
unisr ber 5iibrung bss Stabsar3tes,
bur6i6uitsH. @enn id ion ie bepuHs
BERT unb gelisbt babe. 70 i0ar q bier.
Sd nabie, Die ihmer8b0a n immer
BON ntufm nas qeibsH mitempfdno, bas
feline gealt ttoalneH mbttH, bas tr
i6uen 70 biflfah itlbt ouf5usrlsssn ges
n0liat iDdr. 8ieles Wlitsmpfinben iRntz
fsfe aus fginsn auqtR uno lsuttsts aus
feintr aebe. nnu Il NIT ben 8ronieu
iprah, Q 8ett 81 9eti. 81 madte
niht biel @ertt, bos uGr ieint an
niht; of mar e uur Gin 6dneeorud.
Gin flsinsr Sher3, aber bic @tidisr
folalsn ion sanibar; e mar Sref uno
Mann1aliialeit Nelsih. mas q CAB.
3nern nnb em IdHeitsH prod Il NIT
BEN e%mpIauatr nts Arfu5is, bos eE.
inn aaF aas aigM IsGIs CHG MoEss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

aritgs uo9 gefungen perben muB. Gle
madden qerdoe G~riibftidspauie; bic
idnor3en Mdntsl, In bic fe fn in bgr
Moraentl6h gebaat bdben. beiiBfu hohs,
fptBe Gapu3en. Der marine 4tem
bampFt bon unf6tburen Miiuoeru, uao
10 bodt bic S9ar bort THE Gin Saparm
ieltfamer @nomen.
8ir paniersn Elm Saradsnl0aer, ods
i'm 8du TT. Gifrig elf Der 8nuleiter
feraa uuo maat Melbnns. Der @eHss
raj itsigt ans uao bsfidti9t. - Rein,
10 gebi ods uiat. Sier barf MIR cine
8eide 8etten gema9t psrben; Der ibrigs
3auu muB frei bleibsn. Sid auo
StIhfe bingin. Der Solont mnB &agm
haben, Inn nit leiHen aametaoeH an
Giih 3u iBeu, beauen efen, er mAB
f9reiben unb Iefen t0naen. Dlde
9retterhdraden iperoeH gu talt. Ytal
mub lie NIT elmer 4uBeaDdn0 Doh Sic
geliteinan umgebeH, cine gufti6iht has
3fpiI6n, b1s i~Ioliert 70, bag bic gr0Btt
bier mDgliae adIts nIats mshr tut. es
1T 70 i6per. Steine 81 er9alten, bic
3iegeleien iiHe ibsrloitet. 4ber bier, bic
ate Mlauer I'M eiHen langit 3erihoRez
ucn uHo perbr1Rnten 6oE, bd FRb bic
.3iseel in 5ille. - co bele6t ein Biat,
Elm Bort ben gifer. gibt ntne gsFdtss
puatte uuO blaF S9lpierigtsiteH fort.
Beita se6t Is, bierhiH ndb bort6in.
zm Mege lieqen piele nereiHYlte GEds
Der, mit Sol3tEeu5ea geiamitt unb bier
unb bort na4 init friiden 8lalnel,
Die iino ni6t ron Der eegenpdrtieen
Gommddn4t; ia itammea nod aus
bm GdmpTen oes 9eiuegin9strisgss,
bon 1914 Sd leFe I'M 9ordbsrfuhrsn
alf ben 2reu3en in beutf9en Westsu:
.6ier liegt elm tapFsrer 5~ranSoIs" Doer
neier ruben IN @oit 6rei innders 6rans
5oisufriger'. IInisre 2tnte iino e. bic
bier eiHlt ban edalenen 0esner e5rsHz
bra befattet BADEN uHb bic 8rabei
heuie ncal bitten! - Bir tonmgn burh
sabfreiGe Gudrfierhorfa. So fraIe
mid, bon meiHeR WeifsgefdhEtsn 5a
h5ren, baE INNER bic iaubTfm Enb
b~effseholi9nen, ba. lpo man am peui9s
ten anf Saubsrteit uub Sdmud 3u
EalteH brauat, bic 2uariiere Der rbeinis
Ihen 3e9imenter fHb; ie baben bas
meife eiaens SntereHs uu0 bic meiite
ainoiaIsit oafiir rntsr alien esutifeH
5ruppsn.
Sebt FnS mir Der 5roni 70 nnbs. in
Der dtusrsous idon Iaage. oaB 6 Eidt
m1eIid II, psiter 80 fahrsH; mir paHs
bgra all aus AinffE GeduassH neiieT.
Ter @eukral btlhfg, ii eiau llntg
. gtsna b ia aus gaisa @EHastE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

raj fteli md cine Reibe 5ragen ii6er
bic Serilidteiten, btrgleiht iorgfdltts
bic aarte NIT BEN 5srnEobrbile nno
idst oaun: nMorgen nOrmittas, iuelil
BAG GhieBen auf CHER Gin Rdmt) be-
ginnt, min i9 BON bier aus 5uiebsn.@
limb fpicber gtbt cs reiter, gum 4aio
5uriid, unb in Elm Sipiionsqudrtier.
Der SipiIiouar, felbIt aud Grjeutn5,
empfdnet ben 9ommaHbierenben Ouf Der
6reitreppe Dor benz 9aus ilno beridtet
BON ben GreianiIfen Der 3ahE an Der
Froat feines .2tbIhnittes. @ngriffe fin6
niht trTolgt, abtr biz &ompuguien born
baben mshr ala sinmal init 2sl6ttlgeln
GperrFeuer a1gefrrbert. IS fbien clio
ettpas I'M Meris seipeieu gu Itiu, bas
dber burd has SperrFeuer, pic mar
iagt, i'm Seine erfidt fpuros'. Nan
hat nod feline unmittelbare Rdhridt
BON ben borberiten 5ruppen IelbI; bic
beisea Serren Iprehea iiber bic WlDgli5s
feit, baB e. F6 bieneidt aud nm cine
6inte he's 8egntrs babe bdnOeln tons
men, Der bic StgRale ndGHladlt I'M
heraugsabetpmmeH, mo uaier Sperrs
feuer liest, unb man bsipri6t 8oritatss
mosresela bugagea. Der 9eneral bat
a6er non cine AMBER abf4t, bic i'm
bierberfibrt. Sn Der groBen Sale bes
Sauies neiien fiiuF feloeraue Mdnner,
bic ion trfparten. sic ioaen bas ~silerne
qreu8 eriter aIaie betDmnten. uab Der
GeuerdI bat ben MuniA ausgelprcfen,
Is linen iafber 81 iiberrei4en, StraFf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

3eiaten BEN bIdB aber begliIdt Gegenben
Mdnne, OaB CT feline Sat unb mas tbIi
geE9tAen mar, sellau ianutt lnD ipil er
fth irene, aus benz 8tridt bes 4rStts
geb5rt 81 baben, baB ale Gtbens9eiabr
borIber iei. I'm has 8ein iole Gr itd
niat 70 febr grdmen; ts gdbt ia MD
70 bielt @eilen, Dem 8aterlan0e anoersa
nie niiblid gu iein uu6 has 8dierlaito
merbe nab Dem 9rieee iebe Sil9tigteit
brau6en.
Cd lptiB ni6t, mar es mebr Gin err
Iditisrnbes obtr elm e%r6ebeuoes Bib,
al oielc bldIicu Wdnner in ben neiben
8ettea nebeueinauoer lieseR 5u ieben. 70
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ia ale, nitt i'm @inne pes i6nar5s
ipeiBen 8unecs. %foubcrn In ithtm ties
fern Slime. oaB ie bas Qeio Der
gtenIhbeit trugen. 8as 8lut, bos iie
perqofen batten, mou tonnte aud bon
ibnea iaqen, baB fe Is fir inns ale bers
ooTtn batten. Die @nitrengungen, bic
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Slice bdaerer neroeu, bas jnnsre @eriiit
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gldHe burageifigt bic @eIi4ter. Sic
perota oaburb fait ale 6aratiersouer
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Dor. gielt BON ibueu %erinnerttn duffala
leno an iene etItatilden, bon innerem
5euer 3aglsih ber3ebrtsn Wlo oeritons
ten @eihhttr. bic @buar6 b. 6ebbdrh!
Teinen 9angsrn pnb apoitelu perleiAt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

cine abnuna Don anierm 8eobaatunsss
pofen bdiien! = 9ebt iteiaei in her
Eat bri6ea 8piIfrH ben tdblen, 5er-
fpliiierten 8dlmm 0er grpatlinie tpelbe
giaudaar6H cuff mic groBc 6pntonsH.
.Gs I1tiHfn Mnrf uinen 81 lein, ta9te
Der Gensraf bnrds Glas f9aueRb.
Sinh mir bas p6er Der gegaer21 Der
iunae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der Better
etg Qo[eng, fnout ebenfaas edrds
Giag: ,gs fno in Der Eat YtineH,
CUR er3elenj. @om Gsguer. 8enn
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bas ltosn.' - sRaiarlia! MaI los!"
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mont Werasr BAG - 66reH Gle 8ers
mar - 2augiam 5euer ant uao
MN fulgsn tiHige 9tamsn mo SahleTt
So 6aatrt mir penias SgtnHesn, oa
fdh1t ba liHlea cine rene Raudidule
dnDeret qrt apf, unb tur3 oarduf trs
reidYt ung Der oda eines Geihubobs
I6uHss. Qtaer Selephoarlf. neue 3iIs
fern: sic aOrrelsar bes S6anes. Sin
snsiier eiRlflag. Slit iamos. Set
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gummmm! pebt e MN. orubsn fliestn
bic Gedne. Aaa eiRer geeile iagt nsr
6auptmanH: IS lheint eepirit 81 bds
ben; ie iAisben sift mtbT. sEean
lsnnm ioir nbt n%afhoEen.~ Dos ftlsr
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

uiat aGber fdilaern fam, fnie eia rigiis
ges, gang Iancrss 4larneseidlb Ni6t
ebeu Elm lauger MoL dber bod aud
cine quite 9ummer) ubergeflArt peroea
foq on enc unbere, fpeiter born gelegene
SfeauHg. Sir Is9en 81, ME oas se
naIfige 8obr nit groben arabntu aus
ieinem 9etts gebobel1 nirb. Wit iehen,
ME MAJ IN Dem neiheH Sooen ben
8eq feiigt. duf BEN e fpatar mt
mG4iigtn 9ampfmafdiaen pormdrtss
ocbra1t perben foa. Mir be1uheu aa9
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Der e bic bort IdeH aufgeiPeidsrtsH
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au6ern gum @eqner biaaberiGgeH mtrb.
3er 2aie BAT Den Giabrud, bab biet
fdule 9rete bielgiht in o6hSdsen III
9rt unb Stede aHeetpmmen fem lam.
,unb mann bentga sic f4ub6ereit 81
ieia, 5err 6auptmann?~ - ngtorsm
frd9, euer eg3tGen5!"
Simmer mebr tpnuleu mir ins Sc
btimnisbols hineia. Gin meilden ipdier
fbe i'd nit benz General pbeu inter Der
9onfirt siu1s berlafeneH SGneras
bduirs, 3rl6oFen uao faeiabdr 10 bdns
fdaiq, ais miBte ID BON ielbit 5uiams
m~enfaaea. On ben 8ebeuraum III aegr
i'm SRuerR cine Iaubers 8rstter5ele ems
gebaut, gu ben mar aaf 9eitera mPors
iteiet. Sin Sauenfernrohr rett ieiHe
5lhler borfttig aus eiier Cute; auf
BEN Siid 1T cine nit bielen 3ei9en
uno 3iffSrn beriekene aarte a%lfsenaesit
an Der 8aHo elm Sti55e 0es Don bier
ans F6tbarta JTent1bthntis angsbgt
let. gs 1T eia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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