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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
The 1907 Session Laws.

The present session of the legislature
promises to make a lot of trouble for
the new 1905 code. Up to date great
many more bills have been introduced
than any session of the past. If you
do not get copy of the new meas
ures, you will not know what is the
law The quickest. cheapest and best
way to know the new law is to buy a
copy of the Pocket Edition" This
will be printed within few days after
the governor has disposed Of the last
measure before him. It will, in addi-
ton to the laws, contain a lot of North
Dakota statistical matter. which will
be Of interest. The Pocket Edition"
costs 81, but if you send $3.50 to The
Forum Printing Co. it will give you
the book and The Daily Forum for
three months, or the book and The
Weekly Forum for year. Old sub
scribers may take advantage of this
offer by paying arrearages and then in
advance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
Tins VS.. WAGES.

Everybody's: The inevitable result
of the tipping practice must be the
lowering Of the general wage scale.
Wages are a right. A tip is a charity.
Tips destroy not only self-rcspeet, but
wages--the point can scarcely be
overemphasized. I have said that
where a tip is always expected, the
walters are paid $25 a month. On the
other hand, in one of the best known
beaneries on Park Row, where tips
are unthought of, the walters receive
$50 month 1t may be put down as
an axiom that salaries decrease di-
frectly as the size of the tip
The Pullman porters have had cause
to realize this. In the early days of
sleeping cars, 1t was no uncommon
thing for a porter to make 500 on a
trip from New York to Chicago and
back. And the company, realizing this.
reduced the wages until a porter re-
ceived but $1.23 for a trip. from New
York TO Chicago. But custom Is liable
to change in the matter Of tips. The
public is liable to change in the mat
ter Of tips. The public grew tired OF
paying so heavily for service, and
began gradually to reduce the size OF
its tips One porter told me that
from so cents for the run from Chi
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
EnelevaIe.

Englevale. N. D.. March Ito The
Forum: Mrs H. B. Garden and
daughter visited Lisbon several days
last week
The Yeomen took in several new
members lately. -Four or five more are
to be added soon
Bertha Hinze has, completed her win
ter term of school and visited here en-
route to Lisbon on shopping tour,
before her spring school commences.
Tom Sennott of Jamestown visited in
town last week. Genial Tom was a
welcome visitor.
Emma Larson was on the sick list
last week.
Mr.. hurry was in Lisbon consulting
DR.. Patterson last week
Herb Porter is very sick at w. Ham
sons.
There will be a contest at the West
Fairview church on March 20. Lewis
! Colt, Earnest Durbin and Walker Por-
! ter are entered from this place.
The Englevale Aid will meet with
Mrs. Ed Howell on March %.
Ronele Iverson came home from Lis
bon for couple Of days this week.
Cor. E.
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wholly without avail, for while the
overseers have Yielded somewhat to
the popular side of the argument, there
are notifications and restrictions
thrown about certain games that may
or may not tend to weaken the inter-
est in them. One of the suggestions
contained in the report issued win take
away much of the professionalism that
it is claimed has tainted some con-
tests. Particular objection was made
to football; in fact, it was called upon
to bear the brunt of the presidents
disapproval and in the ruling. as a
concession to him, no doubt, the matter
of professionalism, coaching and man
aging is given especial attention and is
ordered to be hereafter discontinued.
The road to this move was made easy
by the recent offer of Boston So
ciety man., Joshua Crane, to act as
coach, and it is likely he will be seen
in that capacity next season
1t is more than probable that Presi-
dent Eliot would have had his way al
together but for the timely appearance
on the scene Of Mr.. Crane and Presi-
dent RooseVelt's recently expressed
views in favor of there being no inter-
ruption to the friendly rivalry between
the colleges in the athletic world. His
term of mollycoddle attaching to the
order of student who does not have a
fondness for sport or rough games OF
some character caused quite an erup-
ton of favorable comment, and doubt
less aided the oyerseers in reaching
decision.
To eliminate professionalism is not a
bad idea, but it is to be hoped that in
the attaining of this desideratum, q
step toward the molycoddle stage is
not being made. There can hardly be
any real existing struggle that has not
in it an element of roughness, and the
desire for reform should not go too
! far toward cutting out features Of play
that call for more than passive resist
ance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
One Telephone to Every
Eight Persons in Fargo

Fargo is the best telephone town in
the northwest and one of the best in
the country. This is the opinion ex-
pressed by Arthur Won Schlegell OF
Minneapolis, general contract agent for
the Northwestern Telephone Co, who
is spending the day here on business.
Mr.. Won SchlegeH pointed to figures to
show that in Fargo and Moorhead
there Is one telephone to every eight
persons or a rating Of IL per cent.
Usually, said Mr.. Van Schlegell,
when we get as high as. ten per cent
in q town we think we are doing re-.
markably we'll. In Minneapolis we
have only per cent as many phones
as there are people and in st. Paul the
rating is still smaller.
Fargo has certainly had remark
able rapid development in the tele-
phone line and has by far the best re-
cord of any city in this territory in
the percentage of telephones, The re-
cordf is only .excelled in some of the
rich mining regions Of the Pacific
coast"
Continuing Mr.. Won Schlegell potiit-
cd out that the extensive use Of the
telephone is a. sign of progressive spirit
in community. Although the teie-
phone originated in the east its de-
vclopment has been much more rapid
hi the west owing to the progressive
spirit Of the westernels.
The year just closed was one of the
most prosperous which has been ex-
porienced in the Northwestern Tele-
phone Co 1t has made a net gain
Of 32.5 per cent in subscribers and
now has total of more than 125,Oe0
telephones in Minnesota, the DaSotas
and Wisconsin. A large part of this
remarkable growth has been in North
Dakota.
During the past year the company
has acquired by purchase the property
of the Great Western Telephone Co,
which includes exchanges at Breclxen-
ridge and Campbell, Mimi, and at
Paramount. Rorman, Hanklnson. Lis
bon, Minor, Wahpeton and Wynd-
mere in North Dakotai the property OF
the Western Telephone Co. with ex-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
Tso Many MiIIers.

New York Commercial: The Amer
lean Miller points out with some ap-
pearance of satisfaction that the mill
IersEpf the United States are not alone
in feeling the effects of competition
with each other and IN seeking to find
outlets for their -four in foreign lands.
The stress of milling competition
seems all but universal just now.
The Federation of Russian millers'
has decided to establish foreign Offices
for the sale of Russian flour; the first
office of the kind is to be opened short
ly in London The millers of lower
Austria have petitioned the govern
ment to devote a large sum for the fur
therance of the export flour trade, fol-
lowing the example of the Hungarian
government, which has actually sup
ported the export trade in Hungarian
flour.
French millers have long enjoyed
peculiar advantages in importing
wheat and exporting flour and these
will be greatly increased if the gov
ernment grants a petition emanating
from the big millers or France, which
asks for still mora favorable conditions
conditions, in fact, which would
make French competition a serious
thing even in Germany
Everywhere the complaint is heard
of oyerdone trade and small profits.
The British miller. supposed to be lin
clover for the past two or three years
has found these particular thofns in
his bed. The. American miller, with
Ethe big home market secured to him,
is not the only subject for commisser-
alton in the milling world.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
Autonomy for the Beers.

London Times: The Beers will
.henceforth possess, by the decision of
the imperial government. far greater
and more effective powers over their
own destinies and to a great extent
over the destinies of South Africa than
do the Germans or the people of many
other continental states over the aft
fairs of their several countries. We
arc reposing an immense trust in the
Beers. We earnestly hope that by
The loyalty and the good sense with
which they use it they will demonstrate
to all the world that our confidence
and. generosity have not been display
ed in vain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
Leonard.

Leonard NJ D.. March 2O.-To The
Forum: ST. Patrick's day was duly
observed here, by the wearing of the
green, and some indulgence in the Ir-
ishman's favorite "trate." 3
The regular services were held at the
M. e. church, Rev. Dean officiating.
The Epworth league services were lead
by JAS Andru.s and were well attend
ed. M
Mrs. A. E. Frederick returned after
fortnight's visit at the old homestead
and Albert has lost that faraway look
The Kindred Dramatic club played
Shaun Aroon here on Friday evening,
to a good sized house The play was
well rendered, being interspersed with
good musical selections and recitations.
Eggs are coming into market plenti-
fully, and the price is within reach, Is
cents per dozen. Citizens can now en-
joy change of diet.
Richard G. Piper shipped a carload
of fat hogs to the ST. Paul market on
Saturday. Prices are good Pork rails
ing has become to be quite an indus
try, and Is resulting In an increase Of
income to farmers who are beginning
to realize that diversified farming pays.
G. ". Wills, our r.. #. ID. carrier, was
| indicted into the mysteries of the M.
w. Acton Saturday evening. He must
have been difficult proposition as the
entire night was required to.make the
| transformation.
| The very interesting play entitled
Diamonds and Hearts will be produced
by the dramatic club on Saturday
evening. March 30 They have given
| the subject careful study and from the
cast of characters it is predicted a good
performance will be given. The pro-
ceeds are for the school library. a
worthy object, and there should be a
large attendance.
Two families by the name of Gilbert
from Leon, Ia, arrived last week with
machinery, stock and household goods.
| They have purchased the Jessie Akin
place, and have leased the i. w, and
| viii Akin land.
Commissioner Will Plath was a
! pleasant visitor in town on Saturday.
/ While his duties at the county seat Oc-
cupy d good deal Of his time he still
keeps in touch with his constituents,
and is interested in the prosperity of
/, his home town.
t IlGiliy DCiiDSSyW - yDuuBbNL4 C1kild5
eabout is months old, was injured SEE
verely a few days ago. by falling from
1.-The bed to the floor The collar bone
Twas broken. IL
/ AT the annual town meeting held In
this township, the following persons
Iwere elected 6
! Supervisors for three years, August
lssvichmap; clerk, George Elliott; ass
1 SCISSOR M. Touissant: treasurer A. J.
\ Gibson justice Of the peace. Henry
\ Lesson; constable Geo Nelson; road
overseer, First district, Carl Laske;
second district, Robt Gust: third dis
trict. NJ McConville; fourth district,
(, VIM. Plath.
The ticket nominated at the caucus
held on Saturday was elected BY a
handsome majority except A. ID. Fisher,
who was defeated ~ A. j. Gibson.
There was considerable feeling and
some strenuous work done and the re-
suit of the vote meets with favor and
everyone IL satisfied except perhaps
some Of the defeated candidates.
Corr L,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
NATIONAL COMMENT
Travel Cod for conqressmen.


Washington Post: There is moths
ing better for the country than for
its members of congress to travel The
more they see of the United States
and its relations TO the rest of the
world the better for them and for the
country too There can be no question
that congress would be better qualified
for the discharge of its duties if ali
or most of Its members were more ia
miliar with business and social condi-
tions in the United States and its de-
Tendencies. OF course, there should
be reasonable Limits to expenditure by
the government for such travel, but
there is little danger in the present
state of public feeling that heavy
drafts viii he made on the public purse
on this account -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
PIONEER VESSEL SUNK
The Steamer BACHELOR, One of the
Pioneer River Vessels, Goes to
the Marine Graveyard.

Pioneer settlers of North Dakota win
be interested in the announcement that
the steamer F. Y. Bachelor was de-
stroyed by the Ice at Yankton recently.
The loss of this celebrated old steam
boat removes about the last of the
famous old fleet of Missouri steamers
that did service in the frontier days
when the western part of this state
was the Scene of Indian ,hostilities.
The Bachelor has gone to the bottom
of the turbulent Missouri, the grave-
yard of many other river vessels n.
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cage to New York in 1880, the average
tip had dropped to Is cents. Yet the
wages remain low, SO low that at a
political convention held in Saratoga,
a few years ago, sixty Pullman por-
tiers assembled In ex-Chief Of Police
Deverys private car, Elzevir, and
formed themselves into an association
to fight the tipping system and TO de-
mand fair working wages instead.
There ought to be a moral for other
wage carriers in this.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20
Grandin.

Grandin, N. D., March ito The
Forum: There is good sieighing stlll.
We have had lbs days of good slelgh-
ing this winter
The township election for Kinyon
township resulted in the election of the
following officers.
Supervisor-R. e. Miller.
Clerk-Peter Reid.
Treasurer-A. S. Duntley.
Assessor-Thomas Elliott.
Justices-L j. Margach, Jevi PEN
gilly.
Road Overseers-District No. /, IL
Kinyon; district No. 2, L. Rosewan;
district No. 3, Thos. Flat; district
No. 4, H. Peck.
Poundmaster-o. L. Ferguson.
Cor G..
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changes at Tower City, Oriska, Shell
don, Lpcca and Fingal in this state;
the property of the Red River Valley
Telephone Co. which included a num-
Der Of farm toal lines in the vicinity of
Fargo with exchanges at Sabin. and
Baker. In addition the company has
installed new exchanges at Adams and
Pembina N d.
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colIeae SPORT continue.

Brooklyn Times; ct seems that
President Eliot, Of Harvard, is not ex-
actly to have 1t all his own way In the
matter of excluding athletics from the
institution The overseers, who re-
Gently took the question under advise
mont, have just decided on continu-
alton of college sport But the oppo-
.sition of the college head has not been
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-20

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night. can be cured
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar. 1t viii cure the most obstinate
raclxing cough and strengthen your
lungs. The genuine Is in a yellow
package, HI. II. Casselnaan, Lion drug
store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-27

man 3undNit porlpiegcno in Der
0irncniprod)c, Den &%ieb6aber, mel.
der Der 0irne nidtS o0er rilr ne
Mig 5oblt, IN Dem @ullncr E Snrgull
aber ~iiberbnupt einen Wfolm o6nc
@elo. SobnS mcilt allf Die o%nologcu
0il0un9en bin: Der beilige Gambler
tua lei Elm Sdrubberr 9cgen oo9
2obmmeroen, Ct. Nlguitin gegcn
Nllgcnfronfbciten II. q. ShlngenOcr
ober lito Die anolo9cn geograpbiihen
Se5cidnllngcn, Die cr bGttc oniiibren
miiiiel, uno Die, mic bas Noiiolern,
Der @auneriprnde ongcboren, Sort
ncnnt man 3. g. ben gelpinniiihtigcn
VnucrnfGnger cillcn !S%obaburgcr,
Oua &olf logt BON @ci5igen, er
famine uom @eidled)t ocrcr BON Nn.
bolt Der Sbiperbori9e lit ans SolI-
bod gcbiirtig, Der @uicnfllB aus &olls
%fcnburg. Ser Eotaoomcr lit IN ser
@oumcriprodc ser 0umnme (Eotas
0ontlidD y, Der gcprcllt iucr0cn lou,
Der SuHnbur9cr Der Son0werfSburihc
II. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-27

Frin5cIiin 6rieoerifc bon &rcnBcn,
ipdtcre Ser5ogin bon Nnbolt = 9ei.
lau (eine Sdiueiter Der &onigin
Solliic), %eigenb6nOig Den 8rollt.
fron5, mn0 Die ih0ne Triu5ciiingliic
Hoo5imiQ Cole Slaenolicbe @il6elmS
0eS GrIten) fiibrte einen lebDoften
0rieime6iel nit ibr. @lnlolie Sc
bol0 - Die boIoielige Slingfrau
nonntc @ectbopen lie oumolS- mar
OILS 9c0leitcrin bon Sicogea ronIontis
i6cr SreunoilL Der 8nronin Gliic
b. D. Hecfe, nn6 &eplib gcfonmenL
no tic icbr boIo nit Yeetbopen IN
9e6iebungcn trot. Sd)on na0 lpe-
ltigen Sugen go6 CT Iic0ge ocn iclt-
ioncn NuftruA Nmolicn eillcn mar
men Sub bon ibm 81 iibcrbringcn,
iln0 lie l6nitt Dem pcrlicbtcn Cont
poriiten cine Hode BON ici1cm IS.
menballpte ob, ipeldc iid) III ibrem
Nud)loB nit Nllqobe bcS 9ntuml&
porgeilnocn bat; lie Itorb 1916.
Nmlalie Se6nl0 nnnntc i'm ibrcn
Spronnen; icincn SicbcSipcr6ungen
lebtc lie gleihmGBigc fii6ltN Srcluno-
liffcit entGcgcn. Song 5lueifcIloS
lit elmer Der berrli6itcn S66pfut.
gen beS groBen Wieilters: Ser Sic.
0erfreia an Die ferne @clicbte," IN
Dem bic @lutb ltno Die &offnungalos
ligfeit %iciter 9teiqltnN 10 munberbar
ergrcifcno iid) mla0riifclL al lie &C.
rid)tct. SQrc liebensmiiroige Ecri0r-
liffeit ulo Der crgrcifenoe 3ullber
ibrer ih0nen Stimme erregten lib
rigcnS nid)t langc nnGbcr nlld) III Ell.
mem ul10erPn berilbmten G%omponiitcn
cine bcitigc Seioenihnit, nGmIi6
in &url Maria b. @ebcr, ser eben-
ioQa cinigc Sicocr fir tic IN Ntuiif
GcicBt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-27
gcctbpucn's lcBtc Yicbc.

Ser 9roBe Sonoi6ter mar, ipie
inn Scben i%iberboupt, 10 olld IN Der
Siebe ipenig bonn @liid be9ilnitigt.
Seine leibcnidoitlid)c, tief fiiblcnbe
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Der mcihli6cr Nnnlntb mo Sfon-
heit ober lein pilocS, tnorrigcS Cnof)
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tnrcll, ieine GllBerlid) niht chen olls
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hcnoes uno beluirfte, bob boS be-
fonnte frar5oiii6e Sprii6pprt; Ser
@ca gum @er5en oes WonneS 9ebt
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Der Srollen oilrd)'s DIR" in @ejllg
ol,f ben Wteiitcr Der Conc iif nid)t
%bclpobr6eitete. IS biirite ltid)t olls
genlein befonnt ieiIl, bob bic lette
uno bciti9Itc Neieung oes groBcn
GomponiItcn elmer @erlinerin gait.
Sic mar cine SGngerin aus ongele-
bcner sSonlilie, Nomens Inlolie Sc
bolo, rno 1912 nit @cet6open III
SepIis slliommen, no iie bos @crS
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men Sltlti5rotb arauie in Berlin, alS
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@eiellidaft nnb I'M Wuiifleben Ser
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ipielte; Cant ibrer berrliden So
pronitinme %ieierte lie in Der Sing.
gfoocmie mieoerbolt fiinltleriidc
Sriumpbe. Sic CAB ailb @eiong-
llnterriht in Soffreiien uno wuroe
bon ibren fiirltlihen Sdiilerinhen
iparm perebrt. 81 idenfte ibr Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-27
9tniIaucr.

@enn man in 9tprO0elltidlonD uilf
Die Srnge, mas fir ein &onoSmonn
mon lei, %ontportct, man lei eill NaI.
laltcr, 10 be0cal1ct nlnll oft cillcnl be
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min. Won Bot, mo NllItnlnnn bat
lih oieicr Nllii6t oilgeIhlplIe1, Die
Ncbcn9art 0omit crflGrt, baB man
oltf Die 6reitildc 5uriifgrciit, Die bcE
1T 00ttingcn itltoircnoen gngcb0ri-
gen 0eS Ser5ogtbllmS 9tollou &C.
nGbrt mltr0cl. @ar mand)nul ga
ben lid) mld Stuoentcn, Die nid)t
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ten fiir Nnlioucr aus, Inn bcs @enc.
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lp0ttilh nnliolicrr. @ebogbcl fiibrtc
ocn NllS0rud ollf Die nailoltild,e Gin.
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grob 1ciucicn mGren. Sprcnger ooge.
gen bentt oil sic 1854 errid)s
tcte llnipcriitGt Serborn in Noiiou,
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penoieu batten." Sdon Yarl 5cigtc,
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ncr- ltlo StuoertenIprade Elm nnan-
itGnOigcr Wenidl nomenilid ipelul
er it'd mn bos 3ublen 81 Oriider
llht, ein Nolier genollnt 81 iperoen
pflegt. Neilerbings bot Sobns bo5u
cinige ihlngenbe 9ele9e gebra6t.
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beiBt cS: oGr iuor Elm unnilber mai
Ter Sogcl ols man bonn Iolden @e4
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pielmolen I'M fleinen Giebitabl III
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iih allenlol berollSgereoet bot, 10
huB er ollmeg onpon fam" Sod be.
seidrnenber lit Die Stelle aus Mllr-
ncr's nShelmen5unft:".
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ben"
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nit bubc man borolls Hoiiuiler &c.
modt, ebenio Sobns. 9eiben ipdre
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Ter Sober" ooer nMaiialer" peritebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-27
Sin ocmtidJcr Welcbrtcr, ser sam
Sslam iibcrtritt.

NltSgrnbungen in ser Stoot ct.
0fenar i'm NilsIelta 6aben Die merf.
miirbige 6olgeerl6einlng gebabt,
OoB Gin beutider @ele6rter sum IS
Iom iibcrgetreten lit. IS lit oieS ser
Nrduologe Or. Glpul0 Sails, oas
Sdllpt ser ~NusgrabungS expedition.
Der lif nm Die 6reilegung Ser Sir
dcn &loiter mo 9Goer Don ct. Me-
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