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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
eooTLAkD. souTH DAKOTA

One of the most marvellous memories
was that Of Leonard Euler. Euler was
native Of Basic, but spent the most OF
his life In P~etrograd. He vas born in
f707 and died In 1873. He was educated
ut the University of Basic. He early
cave evidence that he possessed unusu-
81 mental abilities, and when but 10
years old ranked second in a contest for
y prize offered by the Paris academy
Tor the best treatise on the masting OF
ships. In 1870 he went to Petrograd as
professor of physics, but gave up his
professorship after three years for a
place in the Petrograd academy. From
this time the special field Of his labore
was in mathematics. The results he at
tanned r most astounding. More than
half OF the 46 quarto volumes of math-
ematics published by the academy be-
tween 1927 and 1888 were from his pen.
his death he left more than 200 nam
Uscript treatises.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
NOTED SPEAKERS SLATED
FOR MISSIONS CONFERENCE

Clearmont, S. D., June 6.-Ofticers of
the organization residing in Sioux Falls
and elsewhere in the state hav com
pleted the work of preparing the pro-
gram for the 33d annual convention Of
the Siouth Dakota Christian Mission
ary society, which will be held at Clear
mont on June ii, Is, re and II. The
program is an elaborate n and pro-
vides for addresses by some of the lead
ing missionary workers of the state and
northwest. The residents of Cl%earfnont
will provide entertainment for the yis-
itors during such times as the con
vention is not holding business sessions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
INDIAN PREPARED TO
FIGHT MURDER CHARGE

1ankton, S. D., June Slew Hare,
aged IS, a Yankton Sioux Indian, who
resides on an allotment hear Wagner,
was before United States Commissioner
=. =. White of this city on Thursday,
charged with numbering his brother
Edward, on May "a, last. in a drunken
quarrel. Levi skipped out, but returned
TO the scene of his crime, found federal
officers watching for him, and his ar
rest followed. Hare was brought here
for his hearing by United States Deputy
MARSHAL Hickey; he waived a hearing
and was ordered held without bail for
the next term of United States court at
sioux Falls, which meets next October.
Hare was ordered held in Yankton
county Jail. A new feature in the case
vas the appearance of Castor & Bager.
attorneys, of Lake Andes. in defense of
the Indian, who received all the pro-
lection the law allows white men. Hare
-proposes to fight the case
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
URGES HER GERMAN FRIENDS
TO BUY LIBERTY BONDS

Huron. s.. D., June 6.-"Come on. my
German friends, let us say America
first and help America by buying Lib
erty bonds" said DR.. F'rieda Van Dali
sem, an aged physician of this city, who
is of German birth. h was one of the
first to subscribe for Liberty bonds,
and her statement to the German people
of this vicinity will undoubtedly nave
much influence with the citizens of for
eign ancestry who at the present are
undecided as to whether they will buy
bonds or not.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
Fifteen CARS OF POTATOES
FOUND ROTTiNG ON TRACK

Chicago, June ~5.--Ifedcral agents to-
day discovered Is carleads Of potatoes
rotting IN a sidetraek at ScntoEgiile,
I'll, Hinton q. Clabaugh, special IN
v~estigator for department. of Justice
said today.
He would not divulge who owned the
potatoes nor on what railroad thay had
been shipped. CIabaugh said that fur
her Investigations would begin at
,buce. lU
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
TRADERS TO
FIX PRICES0 on
CORN, TOO?
Chicago Board of Trade Di-
rectors Again Are to Aid
Those Sold Short of
Food Grain.
ALARMED By QUOTATIONS.
Price Up Is Cents Since Thurs
day-Early Meeting Closes
Without Definite
Action.

Chicago. June 5.-Directors of the.
Chicago board OF trade met this after
noon to consider the possible establish
ment of maximum prices for corn fu-
lures. as was done with wheat several
weeks ago.
There is little corn in Chicago and
prices have advanced 12@15c since last
Thursday. The directors met at 1:3o
o'clock, but adjourned until 4 o'clock
without taking definite action.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
WoMEN'S BRANCH COUNCIL
OF DEFENSE WILL MEET

Sioux Falls. S. D., Jun 6.-The
women's committee of the Council of
National Defense for South Dakota
has appointed Mrs. Gertrude B. Gun
dersen, state president of women's
clubs. temporary chairman for the
state of South Dakota for their organi-
cation. A meeting has been called for
June s, to be held in Sioux Falls. AT
this meeting the heads of all women's
organizations in the state will perfect
the formation of a women's section of
state 1afense.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

The direct money loss of sickness to
the workmen of the country figures out
more than $500, 000 1000 annually on the
basis of 10000. 900 wage aver
aging 81 a day wage. Such a calcula-
ton was mad by DIR. Loyal A. Shoudy.
chief surgeon. Bethlehem Steel com
pany. South Bethlehem. Pa, in a paper
presented at the recent safety confer
ence held under the auspices of the
Pennsylvania labor department at Har-
risburg, Pa In his argument for phys
fcal examination of employees and wide
medical supervision in industrial es-
adjustments. he mentioned government
statistics to the effect nat the average
worker loses about min days a year
by sickness alone. Adding 81 a day
for medical supervision to the daily
wage loss. he arrives at the figure
stated.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
believe: KIDNAPPED
BABY IS Recovered
Abductors Said to Be Surround
ed in ozarks, Where Their
Capture Is Expected.

Springfield. Mo-, June s.-The kid
hapers of little Lloyd Keet are believed
to be surrounded by Officers in the
iOzarks and will probably be caught
before night.
1t is believed hat the baby has been
recovered and that the Keet family are
keeping quiet for a specified time, as
1T is supposed the kidnapers We're
promised.
An investigation of the whole affair
Is predicted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
YANkTON STUDENTS STAGE
IMPRESSIVE GREEK PLAY

Iankton, S. D.. June g. The Heart
of Spring." q Greek parltomime of
dances. wa given before a large audi
ence in the outdoor Garden Terrace
theater on the Yankton college campus
last evening by rs young women of the
physical training department Of the
college. The play without words tells
the story, with music and dances, of
the joy of mortals and spirits alike up
on the arrival of the Goddess of Spring,
and every character entered into her
part with real enthusiasm and made it
a success.
The argument of the play showed
PAN, God of Music. in the person Of
Miss Bessie Stratton, searching for the
Goddess of Spring and holding a
jubilee in the forest of the mortals
with his fairies and lowers. The
North Wind and his followers, sleet,
then appeared and blighted the flowers,
who We're then revived by South Wind
and the rain drops. Spring appeared,
pursued by Apollo, who also seeks her
hand, and who, in rage at her escape
from him, changes her into a statue.
Fhe next day Athenian youths and
maldens in the park discovered and
admired the new Statue, but We're
heightened away by the thunder of
Apollo. That night Par returned, and,
recognizing the statue, piped sweet mu-
sic and brought ii back to life bringing
JOY and sladness to the hearts of all.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
COTTON

WASHINGTON, June. 1.-THE condition
sof 6 cotton crop on May %, was 69.5
Der cent OF q normal. compared with
77s5 last year. 50 in I9l6sM74.3 in 1914
n 1911 In the May rs ten-year average,
the department OF agriculture an
nounced today in It's first report Of the
eason Che acreage planted to cotton
will not be announced ~ntil July.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
HERBERT n DEAD.

New York. May 3L.-Count BENT
Danyell Tassinari. OF Florence, Italy
known or the stage as Herbert Dansy
is dead in a hospital here. He was boTat
IN Rome. March s, 1870. and was %
pupil under Ernesto Rossi, Tommaso
Halvini and Luigi Rasi. He made his
first appearance on the stage in LondDn
and had toured this country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

When he authorities Of an Alabama
xcsvxs had reason to believe that in GER
tain s1saarters whisky was being sold
~l1dFEaassg4 they started an Investigation.
Iris s1Gsd IN hundreds OF barrels OF
ERE liquor being dragged out Of doors
and hre5k4-sz open. Tae stream of whisky
Nszaeta f5sssse<aaaE the main street of
faE aassa IN sad 20 have been worth
SiEfaaa
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
MITCHELL GETS NEXT MEET
OF SOUTH DAKOTA DOCTORS

Medical association in it's seth annual
session elected DR.. Hobbs, of Scotland,
president: DR.. D. l.. Seaman, Of Nolga,
first vice president. and DR.. II. Z. Ken
new, of Pierre. second vice president.
Mitchell was chosen for the meeting
place in 1918.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

IIMBALI-Ciass day exercises of the
xifnball high school graduating class took
place at the Crescent theater last eve
ming. The stage was very artistically
decorated with the class coiors of red and
green. with the motto above the stage.
I'VE are on the way. 1917. The class con-
sists of seven membegs-Misses Gladys
Mytinger, Helen Roses Tia Schmalz,
Marcia Jefferson, Clara Skinrood, Lillian
Pazour and Nellie Townsend.
f ONIDA-A business transaction of COM
siderable Importance here was the sale
by Charles FL. Warncke, president. and
T.. T.. Snyder. vice president of the Farm
sers Bank Of Oniaa, Of a controlling in
terest in the bank to P. j. Murphy, Of
Pierre, and his associates.
ABERDEEN-Memorial day here was
generally observed by the closing of
schools and business houses, decoration
of soldiers graves and a special pro-
gram arranged by a citizens committee
of which former Gov. G. N. Herreid was
chairman.
ABERDEEN-J. Iauesena, prominent
stone and cement contractor of this city.
was the successful bidder for the new
building of the McGrann-Reynolds Fruit
company, Of Fargo. The new building
will cost approximately $4,000.
LEAD-Nearly ,%one-third Of the en-
pIoyes of the famous Homestake mine in
this city are between the ages of 81 and
80 and therefore will be required to reg-
lister under the selective CONSUMPTION law
on u s.
HOWARD-The seTniannual convention
OF the Canton circuit OF the United Nor
wegian Lutheran church is being held In
the Belieview church this week, with a
good attendance from all parts OF the
circuit.
RAPID GITY--As the result OF ais pre-
nminary hearing in q local court Peter
Sweeney. a Rapid City man, was held.
for trial in the state circuit court on tho,
charge of selling liquor without q license
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
& ON BIG BupcEr.

Washington, June 3.--The SIS. 5000,
300 war budget, including pres sss fer
$3.50, 600, 900 for an American merchant
marine, was tu1ay completed by the
Senate ana House confarees who
|reaclied an agreement on all aues-
lions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
HURON GETS NEXT MEET
OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

anRtOn 81 D., June 4.-Ine eX-
ecutive committee of the state grand
ed Huron for next years meeting, and
elected officers as follows: d. ID. Null
vey, Sioux Falls, grand counsellor; L.
u. Walker, Yankton, past grand coun-
%sellor; A. J. Anderson, Mitchell, grand
junior counsellor; C. II. McGrew,
Mitchell. grand secretary, w. w.
King, Sioux Falls, grand treasurer.
Delegates to the supreme council at
Columbus. Ohio: o. j.. w. l.. Zietlow
and W.aP. Jacobs, Aberdeen. The
Woods loving cup, given for Is years
by the late Dick Woods. Sioux Falls,
went to Watertewn for greatest in
crease in membership.
FARMER ENDS HIS LIFE
IN PRESENCE OF WIFE
Meckling. S. D., June 4.-Before the
terrified eyes Of his wife. Bert Bot
tolfsen. a prominent farmer of Norway
township, Clay county, swallowed a
quantity of strychnine, dying about
six hours later. The cause of the sui
apparently were pleasant and his fl
aancial condition was supposed to be
good.
MADISON-A rousing patriotic meeting
and rally was held In the high school
gymnasium in this city last might, at
which a large number of Madison and
Lake county people We're present. The
meeting was held for the purpose of push
ing the sale of Liberty bonds in Lake
county. A number 81 patriotic addresses
were made by leading orators of the city
and county.
PUKWANA-The officers n directors
u tho Bru1esCounty Fair association
nave selected September S, s and al
This ffyrn 4fCr fka =. Il. cot. x j.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
DAKOTA TRAVELLING MEN
IN SESSION AT YANkTON

Yankton, s. d.. June 2-The grand
council United Commercial Travellers
of America, South Dakota jurisdiction,
is in their sixth annual session here
for executive work, with Louis j.
Walker, grand senior councillor, in the
chair. On account of the var all so
cial sessions We're abandoned,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07
GREAT PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
ARRANGED AT SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Falls, S. d. June 6.-The pat
rfotic people of Sioux Falls have ar
ranged for a big parade on registration
day Tuesday), this to be ornpose of
four division and to start promptly at
8 o'clock in the afternoon. Many local
organizations will participate, includ-
Ing the Grand Army of the Republic.
Spanish war veterans. boy scouts, reg
iliar army and navy recruiting officers.
LEGAL infantry and cavalry units of the
South Dakota national guard and other
bodies.
BRIDGEWATER-The annual sfcCool
county old settlers picnic. Rill be held at
h Van Woert grove, near GaDistota
June 8. program of speaking music
and sports has been arranged. Sneakers
will be Hon. Joshua Watson, president
Al. L. Van Osdel and Judge G. =. Todd
Music will be furnished by the canistota
band and the Bridgewater ladies' or
chestra.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of The certainty
that canned goods Of all kinds will be OK
~ceptional1y high In price next winter. and
the vast amount Of vegetables and other
products#snbjects to canning which will
be produced In Howard territor an effort
rs being made to ave a canning factory
established I'M Howard. The crop OF
pumpkins, cucnmbers. beans. beets, peas
and other products will be unusually
large In this vicinity this. season.
DELLRAFIDSNThe r has been
completed for the third annual
fion pf the Fourth district. South Dakota
Federation Of Wornanss Clubs, which VIII
be held An this city on June I and s. II
y expected there will be q God attend
ance, practically every club In the dis
ttict having prOfnised 10 send delegations.s
S4-&s[
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

Professor Lawson. an English au-
thority on the bible, declared that il
the scriptures were lost. he could, with
h exception of a few chapters in the
old testament, restore them all. Byron
knew his own works by heart. Ben
Jonson not only knew his own works
by heart, but entire works that he had
read. Thomas Fuller. the great Eng
iish divine. once undertook, after walk
ing from Temple Bar. in London. %
the farthest end of Cheapsirdwe. to re-
peat on his return the inscriptions on
all signs in their order 10th backward
and forward. a feat which he trium-
phantly accomplished.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

No capital city has changed its name
30 often as Constantinople, which was
originally known as Lygos. In B.. G. 658
this name was discarded for hat of By
zantium, which remained in use until
hi capture Of the city by Septimus
Severus, who rschristened it Roma
Nova. On making it his capital, Con-
staTitine the Great endowed 1t with his
own name, and it is still known as Con-
stantinopie among western nations.
This name however, is ignored by the
Turks. who since they obtained pos
essioa OF Constantinople have preferred
to call Ii StaInboul.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

1izS d@sfA ~ Sa&a 10 nave been worth
$i5ss9sa.
EaaaEis1al Is experiencing a bee keep
Azag bz0rs Mary persons are keeping
astsass % q " gave sugar by sabsti-
11Ss1zag Scrsze psedsced honey. At
Isrsssras aass Isssasld is 50 great that
aszssss are ne xg1kre hives available and
dsssissEK are at their Hits ends TO meet
requirement..
MsAaauas Dkzaxaz has declared himself
% rpItssialsn 70 IapaTfs ratification Of
4sssaes ssStxzns tariff. He voices the
xsSsExMlIann n4 TIC Japanese BUSINESS in
II &esskyaS Nfo assert that the proposed;
81 1nssressAs ss4sa urOve q great blow to
&ssssasSsx sxgsrt trade
gat Eshinaa. Japanese amhassa-
<fxr 90 Aeas4and. surprised group Of
3 Epszz&NsgA ~ parliament. whose gue he
q .sAx ssss gssser cay. by making a speech
~ sssrFs@z English He was described.
SsaseeSstlsg e Quiet. impressive
Anensagement Of is years has been
Terminated by the marriage OF Anna
lssalElasl and John Burgess. Jersey City.
M0ther and 10 Conference.-The She was
waiting Tor Johns pay to rise to the
nnarrying point.
.sHs.WsSSC0bb, principal OF the Cony.
e Meshigh school, received the fouowing
@exsalse Tor pupil who d absent 8
lew DAYS agQs&"Dear Sir Please *
n cnses for his absence: Ills col-
gsAEsg have not vet returned from tho
SasssI fs%John Isaacs. ofNapmi. nj. ab-
stains tom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES she
NIL fesstx 800 fr0nnsthGestate vi Mrs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-07

NEW ENGLAND buys BONDS.
Bcaton, Mass,sssJu 4Subscription.
tosthe Liberty l0ansin New England "a.
ported q amounted 10 more than
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

Die met1tsn 9eoba6tungsubren
(Gai4enubren, Marineoedubren uitp.)
psroen in Der Rsgel tets in eiuer
gang bei:.mmten SteIung, uno omar
nit nd9 oben geritts.em 8iigel be-
nuBt. Sc bat ii9 nun b~eraus9eiteut,
DAB bic oauerno eiuIettige WIrtuns
Der Sdpertraft bel feinersn 0erten
mertbare St0rungen be~rporbrin9t, ha
Die Sdnerpuntte Der umlaufenbsn
Rdoer nidt imme7 genau in Der 0rebs
adie lie9en uno ferner auh Die feinen
Eager unb 3apfen nit Der 3eit uns
gIet4mdbi9 a~b9enuBt tperbsn. Bel
einigen ubren, Den Sourbilon= unb
cen 0renanguhren bat man oieien
6ebIsr baoura ob5uidpdden periu6t,
oaB man Die unrube tarnt Semmun9
uno Stei9rao auBer ibrer Sdpingung
nod in beittmmter 3eit sinen lmgang
ooQfibrsn lieB. Oerartige llbrtn Iino
ober ipegen ibrer tompli3iertsn prd5i.
itorsdrbett febr teuer; tie peroen fer
ner Iei6t bur6 oubere 9~elpequngen
uno Grf6itterur0en beeinflubt, "a
man bel ibnen bic llnrube perbdltni8s
mdbi9 tIein uno leiAt bdlten mub.
lleber Elm iebr einfahes 9erfabreu aur
gsieitigun9 oieier Storun9en bsri8,
tet nun Or. Ri6tsr i'm Sirius. Der
8runbgeoante tit: Der sar3sn llbr bon
aubsn cine 0rsbbelps9un9 gu 9ebsn,
uno 3tpar oaourd. oaB lie beim jsoss.
maIi9en tGgliGen @uf5isRn nm Elm
9etptfes Stiit porpdrtS eeortgt tpiro,
ionoB tie nab elmer WoG3e iOie0er gu
ibrer MISUNDERSTANDING ~;uriidgetebrt
lit. Bel 9eobdhtung8ubren benubt
man oa3u etnen StGnoer nit oreb.
barer Steibe. an BEN bic rbr feitQes
tlebt 1T uno Ger td9Iil I'M cit Sic.
benteI be8 9rejsumian6es rtrorebt
piro. Bel GoThenuMen ioiro poroes
idIo8en. iie nit fiebcn en- lliaireis
gIettmGBig pertsilten OsIer sum Gin
bdten Der ltbrtette gu ptrItbeu. DIN,
tiger iheint Die Qu5fItylne. Iii Der
Die ubr in einem Sen 9u0tI iycetnoen
felten leile ae6.tbt pi,o. Gta BEN
ein5eInen Ste.er, bic SrpcdmitiJ nit
benz 9lomer Der 8rttr.a9c reyicbtu
tpeTosn, ldBt nan cine Sober ir Ma
ten eIn'5nappen, poolyb jtstsma.
Die ae}punibte Steguna dente:i lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

bic Radfrnqe frsi Sugefonot tuiro. Cine
8ohfarte Diro ss Shnen bringen in elmer
einfnhen Siile. Bisls T~oeennnnte hirur.
glide R~rdntbeiten baben iih Gls briltar
ourh cine meolSiniide 8ehanbluus ernie
fen uno SfpGr itterer. leihter uno biuiaer
onrn mooerne meoiAiniide Rethoben, als
man Dor Sabren sIaubts, buB ss n6glih
fem fDnnte.
Radoem Sic hieiss tEeine RIdlein aeIe.
fen baben. eoHfuIiiren Sic TT Bob6arb
ru6brenb leines n1hIten mouatliden Beiu.
Dies IN 20 @rohe, uHent9sItlih, uno erlnn.
gen Sic bic Befrieotguno III piiien. oaB Sic
ftt bic aniiht zines srfnbreuen Spesialilten
fDe9en Shrem 2eioen iihertsn. ggenn 3b.
men gerathen uuroe. in cine Operation bu
tptlisen. oanu %iOtten Sic gang s.niS niht
oeri6umen, ibn bu coniultiren. ehe Gle iit
elmer berurtisen Operation unterbieben
Sein bath mugSbnen modeuInnae Sdmer.
sen, BeltuerIuit uuo unioIten, mbefidrr
wsiie oas 9eben rstten. 9r. Boboare
tplro i'm Stpooaro Sptel In ga Srpiie
ben sanS1n Tag MUutag, ben IL.
Waai, gu trefieu iein. TT. @pobdrb be-
rsfnet Rihts fir einen Freunoihaftliden
Beluh- STice' Stuuosu BON 8 ubr Dor
mittn9s bic 1880 llbr abenoS.
Nan aoreilre; 7r. @ooonro, 1911 8is.
couliH StrOBe, YtiIwoutee, isis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

Il ngspo6nIi6 meg.
SduBmann (obtnos eincn SdOyn.
fteinfe9er nuf BEN 0o6e bemertsno)
~Sie. mas MADDEN Sic Denn ieBt IN
9unteln on oben?"
S9orniteinfeger (ge%beimniSool)
rGntiduloigen Sic. i'd mill nur
msine 8raut beiuten, Die purtsrre
pohnt!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

RED nj6tOos S9Iimm m,
fte. .Irmer W1nn.' iogte Der Sus
murite-. oIs oas Spfer zines Qus
tomotiIunfous oon mitlsioigen 9dn<
ben ou' bic 1ta9bo6re geboben purs
be. niinr Sic uerbeIratet2~
.Yetn." Ito5nte Der 8erungliidte.
.bies 1T bus erits Nalbsur, oas mir
bis ieBt p%aIiiert it,"