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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-14
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Pearl Oman entertained the
members of the Delphian Study club at
her home last evening.
Miss Marjorie DeGolyer OF Minnea-
polls is spending the week at the home
or MI. and Mrs. Il. +. Grant, T22
Eighth street south.
Miss Ada Fleming of LaMoure was
) the guest Of friends in the city yester-
day enroute to Grand Forks, to resume
her work at the university.a
Crosby Richards of Dickinson, n. D,
who has been the guest of Harold Will
son the past several days returned to
the university last evening.
The Roosevelt N~eighborhood club
will hold a social session at the school
house tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
AL members are urged to be present.
Mise Helen Hoover and Miss Margar-
ct Newton, members Of the Bemidji
high school faculty returned to Bemid-
il after a, weeks visit with home folks.
The Scandinavian w. c.. T. U. So
ciety will meet this evening at 8
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. H. Boerth,
S35 Broadway. A large attendance 10
desired.
Mrs. +. B. Eaton entertained the
menbers Of the P. e. o. Sisterhood at
her home on Seventh street south last
evening. There were a number OF
guests present.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Paurs
Lutheran church will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon at Mrs. Norgaards
hospital, 1905 Fifth avenue south. All
members are urged to be present.
In compliment to Miss Mauoe Wise
who will leave the city shortly, the Duo
Decum club entertained last evening at
the home OF Miss Myrtle Bebo. Games
and music furnished the entertainment
Of the evening.
The Misses Dahl and Hubert of the
Moorhead normal school gave a picnic
on the river bank yesterday, the guests
including the girls, In Comstock and
Wheeler halls who did not so home TOT
the n spring vacation.
The Fortnighly club met yesterday
afternoon at the Civic center. the sub
ject for which was the Origin OF the
Constitution Of the United States. HI
tsrestinE talks on the subject were CIV
en- by Mrs. Matte Davis, Mrs. r. M.
Pollock and Mrs. J.. A. Anderson.
The Hawthorne ~Neighborhood club
will meet at the school house tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock and a large at
tendance is desired. Miss Lillian Top
ping, superintendent of the Florence
Crittenton home will give a talk on
the Causes and Results of the Juvenile
court. The grade pupils will give sew
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Cured His Rupture

1 was badly rupturcd while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope Of cure was an operation:
hold of something that quickly and
completely cured me. Years nave pass
ed and the rupture has never returned,
although / am doing hard work as a
carpenter. There was no operation. no
lost time, no trouble. I have nothing
to sell, but will give full information
about how you may find a complete
cure without operation, IL you write to
me, Eugene NJ. PuIlen, Carpenter, 172
Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, n. J.
Better cut out this notice and show it
to any others who are ,ruptured-you
may W a life or at least stop the
misery of rupture and the worry and
danger of an operation. AdYt:
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The Grand,

One Of the best Of civil war dramas
ire this week. The piece is entitled a
Virginia Rose. and has scored a big
success as played by the stock COM
pany. h four acts of the play TAX
place at a coloneIs home in Virginia
during an interlude OF the war period.
1t was about the time Lee was planning
to capture the city OF Washington and
portrays the story OF a. confederate
colonel
Ward Cassidy plays the leading role
OF q Union lieutenant with whom the
colonel's daughter Urene Jeavons) 10
in love. In the beginning of the story
the daughter has just returned from
school and the lieutenant is visiting
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AT THE, HOTELS
THE METRoPoLE.

o.. E. - N AeoA bA esa.E
M. D. williams. Jamestown: A.. L.
Whipple, Lisbon; G.. G. Lynch, Lakota;
j. O.. Nelson. Enderlin: w. E. Purcell,
Wahpeton: r. D.. Mcintyre. Argusville;
q. ID. May, Argusville: T. P. O'Conneli,
Norman Black. Grand Forks: John R.
Fried, jamestown: John Valley, Grand
Forks; j. e. Hall. Grafton; NJ. r.
Murphy, M. j.. Moran. III pennie,
Grand Forks: Chas. II. Wallace. Alb
THE PRESCOTT.
Walter Al. Chetham, London. Eng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dare Austin. London,
Eng: Geo. w. Mckinney, Fargo: EI.
Z. TayIor,l Fargo; Barney Landel
Grand Forks; 9 70. poolittle. Min
S. q. Sloan, Viking, MINI. j.. IL.
Lund, Minneapolis; %. Chodos. Min
neapolis; NJ. r. Bloom, a Francisco,
Cal; Vim. NaeruH. Battle Lake, Minr.
John Anderson, Detroit. MINI.
THE ANNEX.
ao J. y ana W an Hope; Henry ns Joha-
Hunter; mrs. John Kerber. Miss II.
kerber. Karnak; l.. A. Aldrich. Car
rinEtons w. s. shaw Tower City; Ma
belle Eidyness Wiiliston; Ingsborg
THE WALDORF.
Nj. IT.. Iverson. Minneapolis; H. Al.
Mayer, New York: j.. r.. Hanson. CHI
cago: IL. S. Stevens, Cooperstown: III.
b. Grover, Grafton; III. q. Campbell,
Northwood; r. I'll. Mattsoi. New Rock
ford; u. M Byars. Fairdale.
THE GARDNER.
#. T.. Carr, Minneapolis; r.. d.
Kingsley, Chicago. o.. Nelson, Seattle:
D.. p. Forward, Chicago: H. 81. Hut
Crimson, Minnewaulkan; w. G.. Purcell,
Wahpeton; A. Miller, Bismarck.
TEE ELLIOTT
w. II. Wood and wife, Sanb0rns G..
%. johnson, Finley; w. "A. Fridley. AR
gusyille; Miss Carrie F'ridIey, Argus
Vile: r.. a. Long, Drayton: M. ii.
Sharon Mrs. p. A. Deyereaux, Page;
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Looking to Your Plumbing.

You know VIVA happens in a house
in which the plumbing is in poor con-
dition-everybody in the house is Liable
to contract typhoid or some other few
er. The digestive organs perform the
same functions in the human body as
the plumbing does for the house, and
they should be kept in first class con
dition all the time. II you have any
trouble with your digestion take
| Chamberlain's Tablets and you are
certain to get quick relief. For sale
by all dealers.-Advt.
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Couch Medicine for Children.

Too much care cannot be used in
selecting a cough medicine for child
rem. 1t should be pleasant to take,
contain no harmful substance and be
most effectual. Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy meets these requirements and
is a fayorite with the mothers Of
young children everywhere. For sale
by all deaiers.--Advt.
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Mrs. C.. S.. Egan, ]. M. Ellsberry, Hope;
simon Johnson. Hillsboro: John b.
Page: Herry Kent. Oriska; l.. S. Braun,
p: 3. Sprague, Wahpeton: Tina Tyre,
PilRsbury; w. q. Collins, Casselton: Mrs.
A. D. Thompson, Erie: Albert o. SVEN
son. Kindred; L. s. Peterson. HARDWOOD;
Valley City. -.
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her father. She at first thinks he is n
northern spy but finds afterwards that
she Is mistaken.
The scenery for the piece is very
pretty, p%icturing one OF the beautiful
old southern homes, many of which
were destroyed in the war.
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"What is it?" What about it?''
why don't they announce it?" or
course, you're interested in the New
C~lub--every woman is, and will be in
tensely SO when the formal announce
n1eat i'd mads.-Adyt.
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Before you buy your spring suit or
coat be sure and see the big assert
ment at Blacks. New things are ar
irving every day.-AdVt. :
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STATE WEDDINGS

Carl DIN Hendrickson and Miss
agnes Hauge were made husband. and
wife by Rev. o. G. Belsheim at a very
pretty wedding solemnized in the Lu-
morning at II o'clock. After the cere-
Tnony at the church the wedding party
vent to the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. Magnus Gran, where a. delicious
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. william VIII
son, of Devils Lake, at 912 East Eighth
street, the marriage Of Archibald Mill
er and MISS Olive Josephine Hansen
was solemnized in the presence Of Rev.
G. L.. Wallace. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Only the parents of
the bride and some intimate friends
were present.
Matt Engesser of Sentinel Butte, and
Miss Lillian Coatney of Badland. were
married last Sunday at the Catholic
church. at Burkey.
Wednesday evening, April 8, at 3
o'clock Miss Masdelfne Grondahl be-
came the wife Of Oscar Lund Of Up
ham. The marriage was o~lefhnized by
Mcintosh. The wedding was private.
On Wednesday Of this week at the
Presbyterian manse in Estevan, Can
1 qua, hlIS. Gldiy NlCllOudlu ana William
A. Meyer, both OF Columbus, were hap
uily united in marriage.
April 4, Fred DietZ living about I'VE
miles west Of Manning, and Miss Anna
Bray whose parents live on Green Riv-
err about six miles north of Dickinson,
went to Manning and were quietly mar
ried.
Married. at Heaton on Monday, April
s, Miss Rhoda Smith to Oscar Olafson.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Saunders, Of that place. Miss
Smith has been connected with the To-
cal telephone service in that city for a
number Of years, n Mr.. Olafson IL
cashier Of the Heaton State bank. The
young couple will reside in Heaton.
Hand painted ~chfna-orders, lessons
and firing. Edith Fowler Slocum. 1884
Eleventh street north. Phone 2422-J.-
Advt.
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THE DULL MIND.

Minds that have nothing to confer
Find little to perceive.
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April 4, Fred Dietz living about i've
miles west OF Manning, and Miss Anna
Bray whose parents live on Green Riv-
err about six miles north of Dickinson,
went to Manning and were quietly mar
ried,
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POLITICAL NOTICES
Candidate For Commissioner of Asri-
culture and Labor.

I hereby announce myself as a re-
publican candidate for the Office OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture and La
Dor, subject to the vote at the June
primaries.
-Advt. II. r, FLINT.
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On Wednesday Of this week at the
Presbyterian manse in Estevan, Can
ada, Mrs. Mary Mcdonald and William
A.. Meyer, both OF Columbus, were zap
uily united in marriage.
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Hand painted china-orders, lessons
and firing. Edith Fowler Slocum. 1884
Eleventh street north. Phone 2422-J.-
AdVt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-15
DAMAGE SUITS FILED
IN The DISTRICT COURT

ALLEGING that he was either
thrown showed or Eoo,Faa from,
the steps Of an mleraraan car =
Pritchard has filed 4gH In Tho a.
trict court against tae 5nu,born
Traction company .o r..o,.., 4a-.
ages in the sum of n 0oa ~.
plaintiff states in hja a4tfti.n ,ha,
he is a resident Of Cao,eron -.
He alleges that on AUGUST Ia. 1914
he purchased ueaet A. Waco IL,
italy i'll Ellis county The aIlaga.
ton is made that in attempting +
alight from the car At tn. rli,, =,
destination he wa thrown koooD
ed OF showed from ,a.. s,.n. a.,
That he Was serjousig.joiure1 ~. ,h'
spraintng of an ankle. i,r,,fg,,,, - =,
leg and the breaking -, 49, - q
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ECRDL.OGII Al.
II. i. tori,in.

H. +, Gorbin, aged So years, died
at 9.30 o'clock Wednesday morning
after long illness with dropsy, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs Z.
Miller, at Garrett
Mr.. Corbin was at one time mana
ger Of the Farmers Alliance business
in Ennis, and afterwards moved TO
Fort Worth, where he resided until
his health failed.
His wife died a number of years
ago and was buried in Ennis, and his
remains we're Inferred there Thurs
day morning at II O'Clock
by the side Of the departed conf
panion.
Mr. Corbin is survived by several
sons and daughters, among them be-
ing Robert and John Corhin of Ard
more, Okla, Marvin and Miss Katie
Corbin of Ennis and Garrett, Mrs. Z.
Miller of Garrett, Mrs. Lee Miller of
Waggoner. Okla, Mrs. Floyd Taylor
of Oak Grove and Mrs Loran Reese
OF league, nearly all of whom were
with him during the last few days
and when death came.
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BOARD or STEM tRDS 10
HAVE WEEKLY MEETINGS

beginning tomorrow night he
board OF stewards and mission com
mittee OF the Methodist church viii
nave weekly meeting up 10 and in
Guiding the last quarterly conference
on the ujght Of November ., The
Central Texas conference vii CON
vene al Hinsboro November IL
Chairman LassW ell Of the stewards
and Chairman Thomas OF THE mis-
sion committee request that all the
officials attend these weekly meet
ings Il is stated that with the wear
almost at a close great deal OF
work remains 10 be done 10 close UP
the collections.
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RUSSIAN VICTORY NEAR
WARSAW is REPORTED
By the Associated Press

Petrograd, Oct. 5. 1t was an
nounced today that Russians yester-
day completely defeated the Ger
man-Austrian army near Warsaw
capturing thousands of prisoners
and inflicting heavy losses
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-15
TRACTION COMPANY
SANS GOOD BUSINESS

r. b, Stitcher, general manager
OF the Southern Traction Company,
EXPRESSED himself as pleased with the
report Of business on the road dur
ing the first week of October,
'"The report for he first week OF
October is almost up to what it was
at this time last year, he said.
Conditions are rapidly returning 10
normal
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The Alexander case Is on trial in
the Corporation court today This
is a case in which Mrs. NJ. G. Alex
aoder is charged with vagraney. The
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-15

J, u. t'tley, formerly manager OF
the WaXahachio Gas 60, and who
viii again assume charge of the
business locally arrived in the city
Wednesday from Detroit Mich., and
will assume charge as soon as Mr.
y l.. Thormann is checked out Mr..
Thormaun goes with the same com
pany in the capacity OF manager OF
the Eew plant Just installed at Cor
pus Christi. Mr. Thormann has
made many friends during his resi-
dence in Waxahachie, who regret
to see him leave, but wish him sue
cess in his new field All welcome
Mr, ttley in his return to WaXa-
hachie
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"axahachie Lumber Co. has na,,
and complete line Of wa,,nan
1915 patterns (Adv) -
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Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure

The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing
ARE cured by the wonderful, old reliable DR.,
Porters Autiseptic Healing OH. II relieves
Pain aud Heals at tie time. 25c, SOC, Il 10
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A car OF najze See Broadbead
x Kennedy, WaXahachie, Texas,
adv If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-15

Buy the ABB Gas Range ana save
80 per cent of your gas bill. Let
us show you. f. S. Cronk Co.
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Cotton OF Il Little.

The price of cotton IS off ahou'
twenty-five points today, basis mid
ding selling for 6 %, while lie best
price paid was ESQ. so we are in
formed
Wagon receipts to date;
Farmers Yard ........ 9024
Harrison's Warehouse ..... 3124
Total :. l2lGG
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sped 0ats-Just received ear OF
good seed oats, free of johnson
grass. Broadncad K Kennedy.
ady.tf
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Total ..12l
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2ofal 8eridt.
Mnt Ill. Cftober.
1ic beutidJe aunoseGnns mmiite nm
cine ISOLDE DeridOben iuerbeu.

Die 6eutidDe Minbaeblins, bic ur.
ipriinslit auf ben A. Sttober scplaIit
geircien mar, nruBte inn cine Bod,e
peridioben perben lmb finbet erit
Scnntaa. II. Cttober, in Der psiiiit.
bale itatt. SRI. Rarp 6. Gallagher
trdst an bieiem aniidub niht oi.
Sfulb: robl aber bat bic glito Sbom
SenicIben bebinst. Tir Dluiifbale 1T
nun aber poiitip fir ben II. Gftober
reierpirt iporbcn imb nun 1T IS Sade
Der Deutiden. fir bic sepIante annS.
scbung gropaaanoa 5lI mafen, oaihit
ole MuiifbnIle on ienem Sonntag
Rafmittag bis inter bem Gnd init
altbuiiaiiiidcn @dnnern uno 5rauen
angciiiat III.
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Dem. Gie polniide 9egenbe beeilte iid
oanat, gjenitofau fit uneinnebnlbnr
Al crfI1ren, neil es oas @nnbenbiio
Der binmlIiiden aonigin HoIeHs be-
Gerbcrge, mb neil 6ieie peri6nIib
ole 9ertbeibigune beg alofters iiber.
nebme. gebappien bod bic IN Gscn.
Ito1au fdliiIid,en popul1ren Duritsl'
lungen Der @eididyte bes aIoiiers nod
beute, bob aIs Die Gdiueocn an Der
nie6rIgiteu SteIle ber gsfetigung
Nori, no beuie oag Ieufmal ieines
gertgeioigers BON 1906, hes glbteS
.Iusultin aorbedi iieht - Die S!urnl.
leilern anleateiL Die Sungirau Vfd.
ria ieIbIt erid)ienen iei, 6ieie Ssitern
rmaritobcn imb 10 oeH Sturm Der
Sdueocn rereitcIt babe
lin 10 grober ipor oaber Die eHt.
taui1uua i'm polniihen golfe, nls
ons 8rrtrniien auf cos perionlid)s
Gingreifen ser SHUTTER Sottes oem
Sturmlaltien Der Rreiben non 1913
periagtc, unb pas aloiter Dor Sberit
g9iirtenberg fapitilieren miIbte.
9ei Der Speiten IbeiIuns yoIcHs
fam GSenitohau Jli preuben. Inter
preubiiter SerridJaft ipitr6e bns
Scri .G5cnitodoiUta" 3ur Staot or.
tcben uno in hieier 3eit ipiirbe Der
@runO 3u bcm ipirtbitaftIidIen ani.
idmunac Der Stabt gelegi, ipeIder lid,
teilte in elmer gimpobner5abI Don
s0-90.000 uno elmer Heibe iiatt'
Iifer oficntIiher ipie priuater 8ebdu.
oe ausipridt. Ter aIie gfiibm oes
Aloilers pliroc abcr preiibiiterieiis
70 iebr reipeitirt, baB 5rieorit viii.
belm IL. linn ieinen gcilt abitaitstc
lno cbenio Die slrmen uon G5en.
iiodal: tuic oas @nnbenbiIo ie!bit reid,
beideufte Gem Ieeieren itiiteie er ins.
beicnoere mebrere foitbare nit GbcI,
iteinen bciette 8eipdnSer. Sns Seili.
gHbiIo miro ndHlid, bonn unteren
en0c oes Rabmeus ab iuie eine 5rali
cetIetOef.
Die polniife @arniior NOR ourh
cine preiibiid,e eriest moroen. ais
aber in Der Fanif oes Sabres 1906
bic meiiten prelibiiden 5eitiirgen ben
6einSe ibre 3bore oifneten. ba mafts
leiber ouh G5enitod,aii feline Gus.
nabmc. ionbern fapitiilirte Dor etnem
SrerIauicn poIniifer Sniurgenter.
glun fam cine polniid.fran5Oiiite
8arniioH bineiu. Die bann tpieoer
1914 Dor Den Ruiien fapituIirte.
IN ber 1itte bes porlgen Sabrbun.
berts purSen bic 5eitunesperte se.
ialeiit. lie jest einriideuoen greuBeH
iiuS Die eriten 5einoe, pelf)e gSen.
itcdnl felt einem Sabrbunoert &C..
itben fat.
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Die .eaturbup eoenins pOit" bat

Die .Saturbap Goenins poit" bat
einen Qlnfaa BON &IugI6tpGberei uno
iagt, bab ipsnn bic Sinoeitri9s s4merts
tdner ben 8inbeitri6 nidt uufgeben
uno niht mebr Qlmsritaner o6ne Bin
beitricb iein lpoqen, ounn ioaen lie ben
nG9iten Sampfer beiteigen uno IN
europa elm @eipe6r iiber bic S4ulter
nebmen. 0ie piel Weni4en tpiiroen in
ben Ser. Staaten per6leiben, lpelln
ale, bic frember 9lbftammrng limb,
pieIn peiieu Rat6 befpl9tena Ses
8eiteren lit ni9t su erieben, tpdrun
Der ginbeitridb eelpiNen 2euten auf
bic Rerpen fGat. Die Sinbeitrt6e
4meritaner, ips5iea Ipl4e beuti6er
glbitammung, baben i'm Srieben ben
Rei6tbum oes 2anbes mebreu helfen
uno i'm &riese babeu iie iid als
treue Siirser erlpieien. @ls iie fir
bic Union bIuteten, bat man an benz
ginoeItricb teinen gnIranb genommen,
Bios neil lie cine liebepolle Grinne'
rung fir ibr Seimatbslano beipa6rt
baben, lit Der 9inbeitrih bieien 2eus
ten Elm @reueI, uber Elm 9runp bier
fir lit ni6t erIidtIi6, Die ScatIfer
arbeiten peitsr sbrIi6 I'm tbr tdgli6es
8rpb unb trugen peiter 5ur Sebunq
oes 9anoes bel. Der ginbeitrib fdlt
nur bestpe9en unnngenshm in Die Iu'
gen, neil bis0euti6en fia ni6t Fir Den
3arsn beoeiitern tppllen. ia tonnsr
bic 9euti6e nit 9lItem Re6te Der
9tmeritdnern BON bieIer Sorte pteoer
ssben: @enn S6r ben 3aren 10 be
lpunbert, 10 geH mad, RuBIanb bin
iibsr unb IaBt gu6 iiir ben 3arsr
tpotIdieben.
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GSenftshau.
Bon Gr. Grnf sOnia g

au oen eriten Grten, ipelde oie
be,ltid,en 1ruppen in bieiem 6elo'
s,iac in SeinbesIano beiest bnben, &c.
hort gsenitcdau, Die Staot, berlipnlf
rurd, oas aIoiter Der Sdnor5en Wsnt'
ter Uottes, unb Dor orei Sabren n
aller WsiInSe Surd Die SreueItbnteil
oes bortigcn 9auIanermOndes GaHa'
iius @a5oh.
gsin. ba bic 4riegsnahriffell ms
bieien Srt fpieber ius 8eodbtnIB III
len, perIobnt es pobI, oaran 81 erin.
nern, bab @5enItod,au bereits elnnal
ron preiibiIhen 1riippen erobert NOR.
ben III, namIid i'm Sabre lIo3 be'
ben aimpien, ipeIdje Der upeiten lbel'
luna Qolens poralisgineen. @abreiio
qber bieIes WlaI bic @eiesiing G5eu'
iiotaus Ii6 obue annIpf abgeiplelt ~
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