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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24
SOUTH DAKOTA MEN
GIVEN COMMISSIONS

Brookings, s.. D., Oct. 19.-Eight Of
the 16 state college students who were
sem to Fort Sheridan last summer
for special training have won commits
sions. These men are stationed as fol-
lows: Andrew Allison, OF Brookings,
second lieutenant, Alabama Polytech-
mic institute; Max Redmond, Of Red
field, second lieutenant, Iowa univer-
sity; George Biggar, Of Bookings, sec
ond lieutenant, University OF Cali
fornia; Einar Anderson. of Brookings,
second lieutenant, Camp Grant,
III; Cecil Brown, Of Bookings,
second lieutenant, Lake Forest college,
nl.H George Sievers, Of washington,
second lieutenant, Albion college,
Mich: Glenn Wiles. of Trent. second
lieutenant. and Harley Waters, Of
Wentworth. sergeant, South Dakota
state college. Prof. j. G.. Hutton, who
was the faculty representative chosen
for training at Fort Sheridan. Is now
second lieutenant attached to the per-
sonnet department of the state college
student army training corps.
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surance that American casualties are
being made public as rapidly as re-
ceived. He added that the war de-
partment was behind about $4,000
names in announcing minor casualties.
rs reports OF. these are brought over
by courier.
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THREE HANSON COUNTY
SOLDIERS "FLU" VICTIMS

Alexandria, s. d., Oct. 19.-Three
Hanson county boys were buried here
this week with military honors. Con-
rad Christman, Of Emery; Rephem
Johnson, Of Ethan, and Leroy Fox, OF
Bard. All were stricken with influ-
enza or diesea superinduced by the
epidemic at cantenments OF the middle
west. Mr.. Christman was born in
Russia and Mr.. Johnson i'm Sweden, but
gladly joined the army of their adopt
ed home.
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COLLEGE BUILDING
. FOR HIGH SCHOOL

Canton, S. d, Oct. 21.-The Canton
school board has executed a provision
al bill of purchase for the Augustana
College building and will use the struc-
ture for high school purposes. The
stipulated price Is $4,000. The equip
ment Of the old high school now is be-
Ing moved to the recently acquired
building. Barring an upset of plans
by the influenza, school exercises are
expected to be held there next Mon
day.
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OTRANTO PASSENGER
LISTS WERE LOST

Washington, d. c., Oct. 19.-Ex-
planning the delay in publishing names
Of those lost on the transport Otranto.
General March said today the passen-
ger lists had been lost with the ship
and II had been necessary ito cable
duplicate rosters from the files OF the
war department abroad to check it
against the survivors list. AS soon as
this work Is completed, he eaid. the
casualties will be announced.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

London is obtaining linen, holland,
etc, from the backs Of old engineering
plans. In the six months ending with
July, $500 pieces for hospital work
had been obtained in this way. The
length Of the material would be more
than is miles.
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PARksroN Is CLOSED
BY THE INFLUENZA

Parkston, s. D., Oct. Blowing to
the epidemic Of influenza spreading
over the country. the public and pa
rochiai schools Of this city were or
derec closed Tuesday night and child
rem ordered to remain at home. until
further notice. All church services
were also discontinued for the present
and there will be no services In the
different churches next Sunday. Also
the moving picture shows and all pub
lie gatherings will be discontinued for
q while.
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
TO TAKE MORE BONDS

Aberdeen. s. D.. Oct. 1e.-The reply
Of Aberdeen employees OF the Miiwau-
kee railroad to the kaiser's peace ef-
forts was emphatic. Employees had al
-eady subscribed literally. but whel
the peace move became active in Bcr-
n. they took rnothrr $4,000 worth IF
,onds. OfHc:n's %! the road here Fay
he plnr to have erery ewp'oyc OF the
~.!ilv-nukee y holder NJ a portion OF
lie Fourth L.ihc-'y Loan bond issue
IS rrs ctica.tv certain TO he realized by
the end OF the week.
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BROTHERS DIE IN CAMPS
IN THIS COUNTRY

Watertown, S. D., Oct. 19.-Follow-
ing closely upon receipts of news Of the
death of their son, Donald Bannister,
at Camp Merritt, word came to MI. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Banister, Of this city, Of
the death Of an older son., Dan w.
Bannister, at Fort Worth, Tex. Both
bodies at the same time were on the
way back to the home that they had
left but a short time ago. Plans are
being made for a double funeral.
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Dispatches received Saturday an
nounce that a number Of American
Red Cross women have been cited in
o recent order for sticking to their
posts, caring for the wounded for six
About them,
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Home leave has been granted to the
Australian soldiers who have been
absent since 1914. Owing to the great
shipping difficulties this has not been
possible before. About 1000 will be
n home before the winter sets in.
and returned to the front during tho
spring of next year.
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GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
HAS ARRIVED AT KEW

London, Oct. 19.-Grand Duke Nicho-
las, former commander. of tho Russian
army, has arrived at Kiev. according to
a wireless message from Moscow, re-
ceived here today.
: ut was recently reported the grand
duke had been condemned to- death by
the bolshevists).
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"HELL FIRE" GANG Is
RESPONSIBLE FOR FIRES

Columbia, S. d, Oct. 19.-That a new
hell fire. gang Of the /. w. W.. is
working in Brown and other counties
of the state Is clearly indicated by the
unusually large number Of barns which
have been destroyed by fire during the
past few weeks. In the past 60 days
nearly 40 barns have been burned in
Brown county alone, practically all of
these fires being of mysterious origin.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

The government has taken over
control Of the Manufacturers Light q
Heat Company, a $50. 900 900 corpora
ton which supplies fuel to West Vir-
ginia, western Pennsylvania and east
ern Ohio cities.
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RESERVES IN EXCESS
OF THE REQUIREMENTS

New York, Oct. 21.-The actual con-
dition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
excess of legal requirement. This Is a
decrease Of $21, 1921, $50 from last week.
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Max Eastman, socialist and editor Of
"The Masses" on trial in a federal
court charged with conspiring to
hamper the nations war preparations,
admits that he wrote the articles to
which the government objects, but ex-
plains that when he did il he was In
"a mood Of individualistic rebellious-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

In parts Of Australia where the
average rainfall Is 10 inches, a square
mile OF land will support only eight
or nine sheep; while in Buenos Aires
the same area, with "a inches Of rain
1all, will support $3.50 sheep.
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most Of the lumber camps Of the north
west. The men go to work in the
morning and cease work In the evening,
with the raising n lowering Of the
American flag.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

A cable message from General
Pershing received this week says: I'VE
rely on the churches at home to keep
the spirit of the people white hot with
patriotism and courage until victory
has been won."
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HEARST PAPER Is
BARRED FROM CAMP

Camp Iou9v. Ia Oct. 1S.--Because
Of sensational headlines Hearst's Chi
cago American has been barred from
the cantonment here.
Germany s,rrendcrs; Kaiser out"
was the headlines that brought about
the disbarment-
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s., DAKOTA sTocKMAN
HAD LONG ILLNESS

Aberdeen, S. D.. Oct. 19.-Samuel f.
Belts, prominent in the live stock
business in Aberdeen and South Da-
kota for 10 years, died at his home
after an illness Of two years. He was
46 years old.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

According to the Berliner Tageblatt
~The German people is unanimously
resolved to exert its entire strength
to defend its holy soil and it's treas
lures OF kultur against the enemy on
olaught."
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Government reports say hat de-
spite the alarming increase of influ-
enza I'm camps the pneumonia. rate
continues low. Records show it has
developed in only n out Of every IL
cases
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

Czech priests from all dioceses in
Bohemia met last month and resolved:
1--WE declare hat the realization of an
Independent Czecho- Slovak state is
an act OF historical justice willed by
God"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

Shreveport, La reports that the
largest subscription to the Liberty
loan in Caddo parish 10 date, $1gO, 900.
was made by a negro, who became
wealthy with the discovery of oil on
his lands.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

In a report to tho joint centenary
committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
church the Rev. Benson Baker, super
intendent OF the missions in Meerut
district, india. said: "In the minds OF
the people OF India, America stands
out as a great ideal nation. Her en-
trance INTO the war convinced them
that the cause was righteous"
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Mrs. william H. Chapman, who has
been filling her husbands pulpit for
some time, while he was engaged in
:. M. c. A. work In France, wal
licensed to preach by the Chemung
County Presbytery recently. The case
overturns all the presidents of the
Presbyterian church and violates the
rules OF the general assembly: and the
one dissenting member Of the Chemung
pTesbytery will appeal to the assembly.
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BARRIERS MUST WEAR
INDICATED MASKS

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 10
BARRIERS and hotel room attend
ants throughout the state were
ordered 10 wear medicated gauze
masks during the "ha" cpl
demic, by executives OF the
state boarA IF health here to-
day.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

Frederick A. Stock, conductor Of the
Chicago Symphony orchestra since
| the death OF Theodore Thomas, has
resigned his post for the period neces-
sary tc become an American citizen.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

The state council of defense Of
South Dakota has issued an order
fixing a daily wage scale In that state,
and providing that 10 hours of field
work shall constitute q standard day.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

The first medal awarded a foreigner
for meritorious 6ervice to the United
States was given to a young French
man Lieutenant Fleury, at the battle
OF Stony Point in 1879.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

Paris reports that Samuel Gompers
was kissed on his first day in Paris, by
Marshal Joffre: and also that Mr..
Gompers returned the salute. Both born
s'over there"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

One OF the guns captured from the
Turks by the British upon their entry
into Bagdad last year was an old
Persian o canno made in 1547.
The weapon ia about 20 feet long.
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Captain hartford. \. A. M. G.

Captain Hartford. n. A. M. c..
warns the British government: What
ever may be the fate Of Germany's
possessions in Africa, the powers to
whom the destinies Of the natives will
DO confided will have seriously to take
in hand the problem Of he liquor
traffic. Enough injury has been
done to the natives by Dutch n Ger
man gin and. II the future Is to be
made tolerable for them, there must
BE- no substitution OF cheap British
spirits for German or Dutch. All alco-
holic liquors must be banished."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

1t Is estimated that one out OF every
so persons ia the United States Ii sell
ing Liberty bonds today.
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By United Press.

London, Oct. IS, 1888 p. m-Belgian troops have reached the
canal between Zeebrugge and Bruges, according to dispatches from
the front today.
The Germans are reported to be still holding the outskirts of
Zeebrugge.
London, Oct. 19, Los p. m-The French have captured Vandy
flour miles north of Vouziers), according to battle front DISPATCHES
received here today.
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CATTLE TURNED INTO
STALKS ARE DYING

Fairfax. s. d., Oct. ia few farm
ers have lost cattle from turning on
corn stalks too soon. Mr. Witt. OF near
Bonesteel, has lost q couple and an
other farmer lost 10 or IL head this
week. S'7,%sa
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DIED ON VISIT TO
HER SOLDIER HUSBAND

Alexandria, S. D., Oct. 19.-Mrs.
Harry Be%llingham. who left here a
month 6 to join her husband, then
In training at Rapid City, is another
victim Of the Influenza, death following
q relapse after she had apparently re-
covered. Corporal Bellingham brought
the remains to Fulton, the home Of her
parents, for interment.
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The necessary financial expenditure
has been authorized to enable Eng
iish poor law boys to join the boy
scouts l
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ABERDEEN SOLDIER Is
KILLED IN BATTLE

Aberdeen, S. D., Oct. 1~9.-Scarcely
six weeks after landing in France, L.
c. Henderson. a young Aberdeen SOL
der. was killed in battle, according to
word received yesterday by Mrs. Ned
derson, a bride. Of less than three
months. Mr.. henderson enlisted last
April, being Sent to Camp Dodge, Ia,
where on July 20 he was married to
Miss Violet Henneger. an Aberdeen
young He arrived in France
on August IS and was assigned to an
officers training school. The last time
Mrs. Henderson heard from him, he
Was expecting to receive his commits
sion, and was probably killed in the
first battle in which he took part.
MITCHELL-Mitchell and Sioux Falls
high schools will not nave their annual
football battle this year unless a game
can be scheduled late In the season, as
the game which was scheduled for Satur-
day OF this week has been Cancelled on
account Of the Spanish influenza cpl
demic. a.
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GOVERNOR NORBECk TO
have new SECRETARY
George H. Henry Succeeds g. K.
Sellers Who Soon Enters
Officers Training Camp.

Pierre, s.. D., Oct. 1s.--George III.
Henry, lately fire marshal of eastern
South Dakota, has arrived to assume
his duties as private secretary to the
governor, November 1, succeeding
Kenneth Sellers, who resigned to enter
an officers training lamp, after nine
years of service as secretary to three
South Dakota governors. Mrs. Sellers
will accompany her son south. Mr..
Henry came to Dakota 40 years ago.
settling first in Bookings county and
removing 16 years ago to Charles Mix
county, where he owned and personally
managed the Platte Tribune until APP
pointed fire marshal.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-10-24

The nan who gets q letter from
home IL q so per cent better fighter
that day than the man who does not"
one officer says.
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in the Champagne and Argonne- Meuse
| regions.
J The French war office reports That
the allied movements in northern Ser
bia, Montenegro, and Albania, are pro-
ceeding according to plan" Hostile
airplanes bombarded Nish and Pro-
kopolie,
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Department of figures
show that exports for the first eight
months Of 1913 were valued at $751;
65S,67l, as compared with $4,l49, 441 SAT
1hc first eight months Of 1917.
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BURIAN OUT.
VIENNA SAYS

Basel, Oct. 21.-3aron Burian, the
Austrian premier, has resigned. accord
ing to Vienna newspapers.
Zurich. Oct. 21.-Vienna
confirm the report nat Baron Burian,
Austrian premier, has resigned.
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6AZEUL

Berlin. via London, Oct. 21.-Etepulse
of Franco-American attacks in the
Argonne region was reported by the
German war office today.
Defeat of allied forces on the Lys
river, northeast OF COurtrai, also was
announced.
Northeast of Courtrai we threw
tack across the river enemy detach-
ments which had maintained positions
there since the recent fighting. BaZeul,
was recaptured by storm"
(BaZeul, two miles east or lie Cateau,
was officially reported by Field Mar
shal Eaig today TO have been COM
pleteiy occupied by the British an5
Americans).
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RAPID CITY-The special training Of
men for the army at the state school Of
mines in this city includes the driving
Of tunnels and the sinking Of shafts by
the use of explosives. During some Of
the training more than 100 kegs of blast
ing powder are exploded at one shot, tex
perimenting,' as one soldier writes. "in
order to make things jingle"
ONIDA-The farmers OF Sully county
have completed practically all OF their
fall work, including threshing. The small
grain crop raised in the county was one
of the best for some years and now Is
being marketed. Winter rye wal the
only small grain which did not yield well.
KIMBALL-At the last session Of the
Brule county commissioners. 1t was voted
to appropriate $40. 200 as the county's share
In war relief work. The attorney general
for South Dakota has ruled that the
action is entirely legal. made SO by legis-
lative enactment ~
CRANDoN-A serious prairie fire In the
vicinity of Crandon destroyed the farm
homes and buildings of a number Of farm
ers. The flames threatened to reach the
town. but the nre was headed Off and
the community saved.
IROQUOIS-Many farmers Of the Iro-
quois territory had from 5000 to 1900
bushels Of grain as the result OF their
threshing, and numerous farmers re-
ceived $4,000 and over for their small
grain crops alone.
SPENCER-More than 70 residents Of
this place have signed up for member
ship In a compan Of home guards which
Il being organized here.
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II 10 estimated that 81 per cent of
the population OF Jamaica are affected
with the hOokworm parasite. The
Rockefeller Institute will soon begin
q campaign to eradica.e ~
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when asked recently what could be
expected from the American effort
towards deciding h war, Marshal
Joffre answered.: 1T IL a certain guar
antee Of our common victory"
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By Associated Press,

With the AIIied Forces in Flanders, Oct. l9-French cavalry
reported to have reached the outskirts Of Client. There is no off
confirmation.
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GERMANS ARE PUSHED
AGAINST DUTCH LINE
NBIG BELGIAN SMASH

London, Oct. 19, ( p. m.)-The allied line in Belgium has
now reached the Dutch frontier east of Bruges, running from
there to Courtra, according to a dispatch published by the
Evening Standard today.
Other dispatches declare the allies have captured Roleng-
hem and luinghe.
Bulletin, London, Oct. 10, (2:30p p. m.)-AlIied forces have
captured the whole of the Belgian coast, according to infor-
tends from a position on the Dutch coast to the east of Bruges
and to the south of Courtrai. *tase
Washington, D. C., Oct. 19.-BritSh patrols participating
in the allied advance in Belgium are reported to have reached the
Holland frontier opposite Bruges, General March was informed
in today's early dispatches.
London, Oct. 19, (1:O5 p. m.)-Many German columns with
numerous guns and automobiles travelling eastward, are pass
ing SIuis a town on the Holland frontier 10 miles northeast of
BrugeS. German %sentinels have abandoned their posts 0ntthe
canal at SIuS.
Amsterdam, Oct. 19-Alied troops have reached Eecloo, shut.
ting in 5000 Germans against the Dutch frontier, according to the
TELEGRAPH.
BY Associated Press.
NNI A. Am
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Tranco american pres. urc continues
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Niarft 8ericbt.

Cotton.
San antonio, beute 80 Gents.
@alpeiton, eeitern 1880 Gents.
Gottoninmen -Yroomfte.
Gan Nntonip, II. sui, 1918. :
Brime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
Geuts Der BnHone-
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Napoleon III. nnb Glba.

Nls i'm Sabre 1871 Napoleon oe-
9ritte S6loB @ilbelmsbobe> no er
alS %@efa1gener getpeilt batte, nieoer
perloiIen loate, berbreitete ltb oas
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DEN Strapa5en bes arieges erbolen
ltno inter oen blnl1en SintleI oes
Siioens feline tart algegriffene @a,
lunobeit nieoer ins @leidgetDidu
bringen fDofte. Man moute iogor
ipiiien, buB er ste Sniel @lbo, altf Der
iein beriibrtter 9beim oie 8ebn 0to.
nafe ietner eriten @efangenjdaft Der.
bradt batte, ais grbolungsort ~
tpablen geoenfe. Oie &unbe bieroon
oralg natiirIid aud mad Ser fleinen
Sniel, nno Serr @iopanrli Graoiti,
Observation-Disclosures in Borto
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fitblte lt6 oerpflidtet, an oen ent.
tronten &uiier iofort ein Sbreiben
81 rid)ten uno ibm i'm Gamen ser
9iirgeridaft feierli6 Gaitfreuno-
1naft an5ubleten, Der grief trug Die
utnteridriften ser a~ngeiebenIten Yer-
ionli6feiten Der Staot. 0ie Int-
mort, Oie Rapoleon unter Dem 1O.
Dtdr5 1871 an oen giirgermeiiter
bon 8orte 6erraeo rid)tete, Iantete:
SEER giirgermeiiterl Sd babe Die
Morelie erbalten, bur6 mel6e bic
gepobner BON 8orte Serrago mir III
ibrer Stabt @aitfreunoidoft anbie=
ten IN Dem @laubeL oaB ib Die Sll-
lei Glba 5u meillem fiinftigen @obn=
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bin id bod boderfrelit iber Sic
Notwithstanding, oie Tie sur,
SSolge botte, uno oie mid) tief ergrif-
fen bat. Sd bite Sic, nerebrter
SEER giireermeiIter, it'd bel SIREN
Mfitbilrgern gum Dolmetib meines
0anfes 5i MAIDEN. Nupoleon.@
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SeEas.

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Der Az .pro5entigen ariegsanleihe
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gtofige @arage iotpie 5lpei oarin tie.
Eenoe automobile 5eritort. Der Der.
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ma 60. Sedner & 60. nit etipas
aiber 30 Gents pro Gfuno, i'm @au.
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