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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
Bismarck Jail Dedicated.

Bismarck, N. d.. Nov. 24.--Bts-
marcks new jail was dedicated last
night A farmer came to town and
claimed the chill Of the weather eaus-
ed him to resort to warming DO
ton commonly called whiskey. He
took one drink and it seemed to warm
him up. Another drink increased the
comfortable feeling and then he be-
thought him that IL two drinks were
so good, three might be better. After
that he lost count and when Chief Me-
Donald met him at the cell door this
morning he seemed baiky and penf-
tent. Il do not crave the distinction
he declared when informed that he was
the pioneer prisoner of the new Jail
What | now want Is to go home with
as little ceremony as possible. You
do not want to start the list wsth a
farmer, do you?' And the pleading
had its effect
Come to think OF it," said Chief
Sandy Il don't believe do. There
is meat in your argument / am go
ing to turn you loose just because
this is farmers country" and the
farmer beat it out of town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
PICKED UP "PILL"
ALSO A PURSE

Casselton, n. D., Nov. 24.--Two men
who had been at work on the cut or
north, and were on their way east,
stopped at the Headquarters hotel
here. They were in d room together.
One arose first and went down stairs,
but returned ostensibly TO ask his
"pard" for a cigarette. The latter,
who was making some changes In his
apparel-from working clothes to a
better lot-had placed his pocketbook
containing s65 or SIS on a stand He
directed his chum to coat for the
Cigarettes and the latter helped him.
self and on the way out picked up the
pocketbook. The loss was not discov-
cred for some minutes. All attempts
to apprehend the thief failed and he
probably got out OF town on one OF
several trains that happened TO be
pulling out just then.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
AGGIES READY FOR
BASKETBALL SEASON
HAVE STRONG SCHEDULE AND
WILL COMMEMORATE AZ.
TER THANKsoIvlNc-pLAN s.
ARE BEING MADE TO TAKE A
TRIP THROUGH STATE.

The attention Of every one at the
aggie camp will soon be turned TO
basketball, the most popular sport for
winter among the colleges. After a
brief rest until Thanksgiving for the
football men who expect to get into
the game and also a we'll earned rest
for the coach, the latter will then is
sue q, call for the tightly clad candi-
Gates to commence the winters hard
campaign and under the able leader
ship of Captain Wheeler, good results
are expected.
"A very heavy schedule il being pre-
pared by the local management and
the fans of Fargo will be given some
thing in the line ,of basketball that
will eclipse anything seen in that line
heretofore.
The schedule as made out so far
consists Of the following, two games
with the S. S. S. of wahpeton, N. N.
!. s. of Aberdeen, Glendale Normal,
Huron college, Fargo college, Uni
versity N. D., Concordia and James
town colleges.
A trip Is being planed to include
throughout the southern part of this
state and s. d. during January, and
return games will be played here
later, SO that by the time the team
commences their schedule here they
will be at their best.
THE aggies hope that change can
be made in the rules for basketball
this year. The conference has been
playing under the Al. A. q. rules be-
fore but tt Ia the opinion Of most of
the basketball men that a change to
the more popular intercollegiate rules
would help the game,
The intercollegiate rules do away
with the calling Of so many fouls
which make a faster game, and vari-
GUS other rules that will tend to inn
prove and better the game. The A. c.
team played one game under these
rules in s. ID. last year and were well
pleased with the different style Of
play.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
1oNus SENT
HIS "cHuFFER. z

Hans Wagner, the PfttsbnrE
clubs big shortstop. has his little
peculiarities, and he pulled one
recently that II deserving OF
prize. According to Fred Clarke.
Wagner had promised to join the
hunting party In ST. Paul and 60
with them TO Jos1's farm, but on
arriving In that city the manager
discovered that the. big shortstop
mad failed to register at the Ryan
hotel They had about given I'D
hope Of seeing the Dutchman
when young negro, who Fred
Clarke at once recognized as
Wagner's chauffeur, approached
the party and forl1ed over note,
In which the big diamond star ex-
pressed bis regrets explaining
that he was unable to leave his
father, who had suddenly taken
Ill. Whatever in thunder Wag-
ner sent that colored boy all that
distance to tell me that he could
not come is more than / can make
out, said Clarke yesterday. HE
could just as well as not have
wired us. but then that's Honus
every time. Always doing the un-e
expected
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a E4ousshoId Medlcin.

That stops coughs quickly and cures
colds Is Foley's Honey ana Tar Com
pound. Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 1926 Jeffer-
son ST.. So. Omaha, Neb, says. Il
can recommend F'oley's Honey and
Tar Compound as a sure cure for
coughs and colds. 1t cured my daugh-
ter OF q bad cold and my neighbor
Mrs. Benson, cured herself and her
whole family with Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Everyone in our neigh.
borhood speaks highly OF It," For sale
by all druggists.
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STRANGEST STORY THAT GAN
STIR THE HUMAN HEART
Continued from Page one.

NNA&NAA0NA AAQAAA ass SiAGs
Chicago but few years ago that she
first met at a skating rink the attrac@
tive football player and college man,
Charles Patterson. At that time she
was under the protection OF million
aire benefactor, Emil Strauss, bach
elor and clothing merchant. Other
meetings followed the first with Pat
terson, when she left for Los Angeles
abruptly. Patterson followed, catch
ing up In the cross country race at
colorado Springs. Here the young
man again proclaimed his love and
they were married continuing on their
journey to the coast Immediately as
man and wife.
soon, 1t is alleged she discovered
that Patterson dlssipated, that he re.
fused TO work and support her, and
that he was treating her brutally.
Poverty, to the point of starvation.
led to her finally consenting, It Is al
legged, to the infamous proposals OF
ner husband that she was to take a
trip to Europe with her former bene-
FACTOR, She alleged that Patterson
received $1,000 on this occasion.
When she returned from Europe.
Patterson continued to treat her bru-
tally and she sought the divorce
courts. and Patterson then brought
suit for alienation Of affections against
Emil Strauss and this led to her act
OF murder a few days later when she
met him on the streets Of Denver.
In summing up the case, her own
words are: Well, in my heart be-
lieve it is the old story OF other won
en-, at least in the chapters leading
up to the final tragedy. They keep
their sorrow hidden beneath smiles
and laughter Fate ran mine out
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MINNEAPOLIS is JEALOUS.

Minneapolis Journal Fargo is be-
coming more or less metropolitan. 1t
Is advertising real prize fight and
seems to be taking no thought of the
coppers Grabbing the fiesta. Here In
Minneapolis whenever there ID a little
boxing, the wagon runs up to the
door, Of the club and threatens gem
eral incarceration Of even the specta-
tors If the sanctity Of the law ID not
observed. Boxing Is crime in Min
neapolis- there being no brewery in
terests prohting BY these exhibitions.
Take it as 1t lays, and it lays rather
squarely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
new ENTERPRISE
FOR CAPITAL CITY

Bismarck, N d., Nov. 24.-F. r.
Young, always a promoter for Bis
marck and BurIeigh county, and an
enterprising real estate agent, shipped
two tons Of unthreshed flax straw to a
large linen manufacturing concern at
Stockton, Cal
This concern has been experiment.
ing with North Dakota fax straw for
some time and has been in CORES
pondence with Mr.. Young for over two
years with the view Of being able to
secure North Dakota flax straw for
manufacturing purposes. Mr. Young
thinks the straw which he has Just
shipped them will be just what they
want, and If the Arm finds they can
use the product raised in this vicin-
ity they will later establish a large
plant here.
Should that be decided upon it will
mean another big industry for this
locality and will furnish another good
market point for farmers here, as the
straw IL worth IS per ton and a ton
can be secured from each acre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
ATHLETIC CLUB
WAS ORGANIZED

jamestown, N. d., Nov. 24.--At the
second meeting of the season Of the
Jamestown Athlete club at the frank
lin gym Tuesday evening, the club was
re-organized much as last year The
following members of the governing
board were elected; Morris Severn
DIR. r. g. DePuy, William Ayimer,
Supt. A. G. Crane and DR.. Bert Nier-
ling.
The greatest change from the or
ganixation Of last year is the reduc-
tion OF the membership fee from SIS to
"a with locker fee of 81. This charge
is made to pay the expenses of the
club and maintain the gymnasium and
the reduction is possible on account OF
the gym being already equipped with
apparatus.
AS last year the gymnasium will be
open to the club members Tuesday
and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to
1890 and Saturday evenings until IL
o'clock. The club is open to men of
ell ages and Ii il thought class will
be opened in the near future as there
is considerable demand for exercise
OF less strenuous nature than basket
ball and the other games played by
the young men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
DEER MORE NUMEROUS
THAN TEN YEARS PAST

Bismarck. n. D.. Nov. 24.-old time
hunters OF the city, and who have
taken advantage Of the deer hunting
season this year, SAY that al least
thirty deer have been killed this year
within ak miles OF Bismarck between
here and IN the vicinity of sibley
island.
1t Ii also stated that more deer
have been found III those woods than
In the past ten years and the Increase
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24

South Mapreton. N. D., Nov. 21.-To
The Forum: Miss Emma Dobrinz
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
Rev. Mr.. Gunner of Addison spoke
in district 81 on Sunday. The in
clemency OF the weather prevented
many from attending
Mrs. Geo. Schofleld. who was in
5ured in q runaway a few weeks ago
is In Fargo getting medical treat
ment.
Miss Beatrice Ford, who has been
stopping at Mr.. Murphy's for some
time. liz now at home at Geo scho-
fields.
r. j. Thompson spent several days
In Fargo last week getting his eyes
treated
]. Mccarthy was Fargo visitor
on Monday.
Will Dohrinz left last week for
Wausau. wis, where he will visit
friends and relatives. Cor s. I'd.
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stage PLEASED
WITH WORKOUT

Chicago. Ill., Nov. 24.-The diligence
shown by the University Of Chicago
football team in IT'S practice for Sat
urday's Wisconsin game, pleased
Coach Stage. The practice was near
est like the hard work of a real game,
ne said. Of any training of the season.
Captain Radefnacher has recovered
from his injuries and was back In
the lineup. Interest has developed in
the backfield. Norgen and Kennedy
are in line for the same position and
the question Of whether Norgen's sea
sons experience and his knack OF
picking holes IN the enemy's line win
30 discarded for the; vigor Of Kennedy
VIII be decided only on Saturday Ii
il understood however, Norgen win
open the game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
Fine NAT GARD
FOR Mill CITY FANS

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov "a Frank
Gotch, worlds champion wrestler, will
meet Carl Hammerschmidt the cham
pion OF Germany in finish match to
be held here Nov. 80, Thanksgiving
evening In addition Yussif Mahmout.
who has been working with dotch, will
meet Henry Ordemann, who recently
defeated Charles Cutler OF Chicago
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
CREAMERY AT
HAzEL1ON BURNED

Hazelton, N. d., Nov 24.-Fire
destroyed the Haselton creamery Wed
nesday night, entailing loss Of $751;
900. There was insurance on the prop
erty of $4,000. The loss falls heavily
upon the farmers, who found this q
profitable market for their cream. Re-
ports as to the origin of the blaze are
conflicting, but the general opinion
seems to be that the fire was caused
by a defective fiue. No plans have
vet been formed FOR rebuilding.
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.PsndIeton 10 Lead Tiusrs.

Princeton, N. r., Nov. 24.-Talbot
Taylor Pendleton of Berkeley Springs.
w. Va, a member of the class OF 1919.
was unanimously elected captain Of
the Princeton football team. Pendle-
ton, In his first year at Princeton, was
captain of the freshmen football team.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24
ElIsndaIe Water euppIy.

ElIefdale, M ID. Nev. 24.-~The city
water supply Tor Glendale Ii assu1s1 :
fng . serious phase. AZ . result Or D.
test made within the week II il found
that the pressure from the soft water
well Ii but about twelve pounds to
the inch. and that the volume Of water
IL not nearly sufilcient TO supply the
actual demands of the residents
Mayor Miller and members Of the
council have been trying to devise
some means By which to furnish Il
SUFFICIENT supply of water. but each
and every one or the propositions met
with more or less opposition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24

In numbers Is thought 70 Be caused bs
the railroad on the west side OF the
river which ID thought to have driven
the deer to the woods on this side az
the river.
There are still number OF deer
LETT in the woods and though the law
permits the season to remain open but
another week, local ninnrods are OF tn
opinion that At least ten more win Is
titled by local hunters s
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in a series OF games arranged in and
around Havana. One of the most
McGraw who accompanied her hus-
band to the southern cline The pic
ture above was taken just as they
were leaving New York City.
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Frank Bancroft, the business man
ager of the reds, is the man who in
augurated the game of baseball IN
Cuba. He took a team to the island
in the winter of 1881 and 1882.
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Jimmy Walsh still pines for a
match. His challenges have been ac-
cepted by several bantams. but that
Is all that has become OF the matter.
What pity that such classy young
ster must stand idly b. and see
hams" grabbing of the gold dust.
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The question now before the football
public Is, will the gophers pull away
from the western conference and join
Michigan?
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De H y; gE IS SIdss d DsTd ,;
trance On BEuAd1sat, large. D. ID.
Or. IL. l.. STARLING, DENTIBT, RGAOM
y deLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Sarge. N. n.
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New York. Nov 24.-A happy
throng Of baseball players and mag
mates constituting the New York
giants and their wives have sailed for
Cuba where they are to take little
enjoyable vacation and some exercise
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Jack Rhodes, the clever little mixer,
wants another trial at Kossick, the
Moorhead mitt singer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24

Tommy Mcmahon may take trir
TO Australia with Jimmy Dime, Patsy
Brannigan and Phil Knight
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24

Mathewson viii try to whip the
Youngstown football team into win
ming form before the tame with the
Carlisle Indians on Nov. 25. This is
one way Matty has OIL getting even
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-24

Dresden ribbon sale starts Monday
at a, m. See window display o. r.
deLendrecie Co.
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Milwaukee Sentinel: Somebody In
getting real peevish. (not mentioning
any names) and they refuse to make
any statement as to what steps they
are going to take regarding the west
ern conference next year.
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BREEZY SPORT NOTES.

Hughie Jennings says that the spit
ball has helped baseball 1t was only
year or two ago that some Of the
big league managers wanted to lsgis-
late the moistened delivery out Of the
game.
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ATToRNEYa.

BoTT, II. j., LAWYER. SUITE z, PIO.
neer Ltfe building, Fargo, ". D. prac-
MILLER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY AND
Couhceilor 1t Law. Oven Fargo NRticnaI
ROBEkIS. AUGUSTUS. HENDERsoR
block, Broadway. Fargo. Probate prae-
ROBINSON, ]. b., ATTORNEY AT Law.
of2 Front street, Fargo. Practice In ali
courts, Tax cases q speciality,
TURNER, I'll. r., ATTORNEY AT Law.
OhteeA In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courtM
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with Chief Bender for having beaten
him In the worlds series.

Chicago hasn't any more chance OF
getting Nap Rucker. said President
Ebbetts Of the Brooklyn club, than
man has to be overcome by heat In
Dakota blizzard. why, man alive"
continued Ebbetts, III / ever traded
Rucker I would never dare to show
myself around Brooklyn again.
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PhYaICIANa.

y. 7; CAMPBELL. u: D.--PRAQTrcn
10 70 IL and ] to !. Over ns1 SsS
DR' p. a. BuRToS-oFfiEC:E a ss
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ssrs.t ,SSSS5s s: four: e e: "a fas
DIS " : DARRow a y w iEfsH s'os SsLESp.
recis block. oniee hours fFem to q
ok <. O. MoRRIs. PHYsroIAN Ann
and o i TeispSone lost od 4
HfcHoLs BEos.. PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons: Ofrice COS Front street. one
hours: 10 70 IL q n-2 % and ta9
Dk hcMER b. sMIfH. deLBNDRkciE
buAlding. Phone 2194-L- Hours: q Is
"a ', N Rss sSa,sE ph py2 MsAfLa 80.
surgeon, tgn kTUAt street
y. w. VIDAL. H. D.. HuMEoPATEEsy
physlciaS and surgeon Edwards block
PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMMEK. TIA NINTH
avenue south Master tuning and repair
kN&s 4WMG ApAW%s
VISITING NURSE.
GRACE N. ROBINSON. n. NJ. ASSOCIATE.
ed charities; \ 70 Il. Sn.. no. 10 Eighth
street south, phone ST. Residence 1871
Eighth street north. Phone 14l0 Hours:
$50 d. No. to 3 D. m AZ the service ct
physicians ct any time.
UNDERTAKEN.
AND LICENSED Ek1BALAER. FUNKH
III supplies. y. r. Rice, South Broad
way Office south Of Mo0dS's stoRa
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Drum want ADS Gel quick Results
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AhCfSi ELS.
nces Douglas bog, l15 Broadwas
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF
Fargo
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMMEK, TIA NINTH
avenue south. Master tuning and repair
ing. Phone 1872.
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uMDE RTAkER

AND LICENSED EMBALNRR. FuNEA
way. Office south Of Mo0ds's stosA
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8oganmeloclie.

Or. 6rebericf u. goot: gWp Ut
tainmcnt Of tbe Fole." 0enne BOG
er Or. Goofs egen 9eretnine ON
bans Bolnrfero. n69ioet Of rSbe
Bolar 9ubliibing 60, MnrbriOee
Building, Retp gorf. 8oeen er 600
Si0er tort Dftnb. rist illifitreret
meo 9ilIe0er Of 5cener pao 5uren.
Sno6unOen / Sbirtines gino So.
3aas pos ooennGonte lloginerfirma.
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Ner fhiffprpt 10 All gr az ........ S111b.3b
aenmare, q. Dof, Srinitntis Ngbs SenOugsifole.. l43o
ern;no tOre sonhie 0nherien 81 Qn6io Nn0erien 81 400
5iiommen. 49,. Sf13466
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1T v1RKELrcr RovERKsB.

20 Mil fra Minneapolis, t@t we'd Sta
lion, 300 Acres at frugtbart Land, l40
iyrket, Hssyl paa $50 Tons, meget
;~avntsmner, god G~rasgsng, 8 V@rel-
.ers Hus, stor Kelder, Lade o. I'd
huse, 2 code Bromide, vindmslle, 10
Kser, 4 Hsste, 7 Faar 100 Hsns, vcgn,
Buggy, Kaner, Plove, Harver, Sed
HIST .og Binde- Maskine, Kartoffel-
Plov, Hspresse, Separator os.v. $40 pr
Acre, alt indbefattst, Halvdelen koa-
tant. Resten lette viIkaar. Skrv o.
ter Liste over andre Farme.
g. A. Carlisle, Wyoming. Ia
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en- betpoeIi9 Strefnine. Snoo ser
|of so. % SoImsbes er bleit ON.
fulo, er belt foripunoen. Desuoen
bar 6lDoetpfferen giort lit arbei.
De bnnoe poa Stroo. og gnptaee.
Sterre lllptfe pioes BOG enonu life
at bnoe funoet Ste0.
Sreoe. 0ulobrbllnp. Isl. ao.)
0ns0og ben 10. Ropember ieire0e
3. q. Sonien og 9uitru Der / gpen
oeres @uIobrpllup. 9ruoen er isSt
1922, gruoeommel 1927. San par
meo I 9reanrsfrieen, Oeltoa / Sla.
get oeO 5reoericia ben g.. SuIi 1894
og blep iaoret ben %. Sui 1850
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9gofermeiter Sans 9ielien Sonien
% Siiitrn Gne Sofie, fsot 9ouiten,
i Ssnoer S%eiersIep ieire6e 5re0og.
Den 10. Ron. oeres @uI6brpIIup.
9 9teioIfene. Ser beg9e er bsit oppe
/ SaIpfierierne, err enonu iorbolos.
ois RATE. Oct eooe Stem, 0e bar
grunoet, og iom M bar beitooet | ct
ballot Sunoreoe aor, er fen6t og
ifottet al mango.
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foI0t poo nogIe 5off, iom Dor pan
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iorpolOt iterre Sfa0e emo ben, Der
er iremfolbt ne6 neobIRite 5ngiten,
fnuite Huber, ~eOeIaete eIeftriite.
camper og 2pgter. gaa ct 5us |
ben peitIige Del al gpen, iom finn
bar opret opfert ct Bar anr, truer
EN- Nur meo at itprte ne6.
5~lens6urg. Sunoet 400 Warf.
al. 9(p.) On lioenbns a~rbei0smnnO,
iom tiIipIoigpis par Der i 5lens.
bora, innot forIeocn Gag pna Gre
6itbanfens Grape 400 Morf / ID.
ie ganfnoter. San ~aileoereoe Sun.
oct til Golitiet.
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