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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
JACKSON PICKS FRANCE
G. DIP. Leader viii Support Cecil
Countain for Senate.

Former Senator William P. Jackson,
generally regarded as the strongest in
divldual in the Republican party in this
State and looked upon as the State
leader by many people, mas determined
to support DR.. Joseph Irwin France, of
Cecil county and Baltimore, for his
party's nomination for the United
States Senate, according to reliable IN
formation received yesterday. He is
expected to make public a statement
within day or two.
This means that DR.. France will have
the support Of substantially the same
element which backed Roads Chairman
o. (. Weller for the nomination for
Governor in last summer $ primary, and
which won an overwhelming victory
These were the Jackson, Stone, Heintze-
man and Mudd elements. And, of
course, that means that former Cover
nor Goldsborough and Edward c. Car
rington, the other candidates for the
Senatorial nomination, face heavy
odds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
FOUND DEAD IN SHOPS
rliChael Flynn, Bloomington Miner,
Died Suddenly Thursday NIGHT.

Mr. Michael Flynn, miner, aged 43
years, son of Mr.. Michael Flynn, of
Bloomington, was found dead in the old
shops at Beryl early last Thursday
morning. The hearing held in the af-
ternoOn before Squire J. F. Harrison
brought out the facts that Flynn and a
party of four others, VIM. Schell, of
Beryl; Jas. Flynn, a brother; Thomas
Thompson, of Chicago, and Charles
Miller, of Blaine, had been dissipatlng
for week and had been loafng about
the shops playing cards. etc. The jury
brought in verdict that the cause of
the death was unknown. 1t was sup
posed to have been from alcoholism
however. The four men were sentenced
to pay fine of S. and costs and to serve
Is days in jail. The Jail sentence of
James Flynn. however, was rescnded.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
MILLER D|ST|LLERY BILL
VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR
Measure Was Held To Be Class Legis
latiOn and Therefore Unconstitutional

STATE House, ANNAPOLIS, March /.
Especial -Governor Harrington last
night vetoed the Shartzer Bill prohibit
ing the manufacture of Intoxicating
liquors in Garrett county, and aimed
particularly at the Miller Distillery at
Accident. The bill was returned to the
House during the debate on the State
wide Prohibition Bill and was not an
nounced until the session today. The
Governor states as his reason for with
holding his sigature that the bill is class
legislation and, therefore, uncontitu-
tional. No effort Will be made to over
ride the Governors veto.
Two years ago, on advice of expert
legal authorities, Senator Speicher pur-
posely omitted the provisions contained
in the distillerY bill from his Local
Option measure for Garsett County, in
order that the Local Option Law might
not be affected by an unconstitutional
+ vision, and when this 'dlstillery
bA came up in the Senate after hav-
ing passed TIE House Senator Norris,
Of the First Legislative District of
Baltimore City, stated that the bill
was unconstitutional, but allowed it tc
go through, and now the Attorney
General of the State. to whom the
question was submitted by Governor
Harrington, has sustained the position
Of both Senator Speicher two years ago,
and of Senator Norris, more recently.
Messrs. William and John Miller have
been in Annapolis all week.
Baltimore lost in the first skirmish in
both Houses late tonight on the pro-
hibition bill. The proposition voted or
was the exemption of the city from the
provision of the bill. If the amend
ment had prevailed there would be nc
vote in the city on the question whether
saloons shall or shall not be licensed.
In the Senate the vote was, for ex-
emption, I; against exemption 20. The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
illustrated Bible Talk.

The illustrated lecture given by Rev.
Appleton on Tuesday evening at the
Maryland Theatre was well attended
and deserves hearty commentator.
Rev. Appleton lectured on Genesis
and with his illustrations followed the
thread of Diyine revelation from the
creation to the death of Joseph.
We commend Rev. Appleton in his
desire to give to the public thesop!da
tunity of developing their knowledge
of Gods revelation to men.
The invocation was made by DR..
Howard; prayer by DR.. Ely; Scripture
Lesson, by Rev, Bremen, and the bene-
diction by DR.. Moore.
The programme was in charge of Mr..
Jos. E. Harmed. Several of the old
familiar hymns were thrown upon the
screen and sung by the audience, Prof.
Rathbun leading the singing.
A beautiful rendition of "Jesus Lover
of NV Soul" was given by Miss Bessie
Hinebaugh with Dwight Townshend at
the piano.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
RED OAK
10000 ooosO 600 coo. 10000

Miss Virginia Jack who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. John
Veach at Bayard. W. Va, was visiting
relatives at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
There was a large crowd attended
the literary and pie social at this place
last Friday night. All report a good
time. There will be literary at this
place again on Friday night, March 10TH
Everyone cordially invited tolattend.
Master Richard Wilson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Wilson, is visiting his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M.
Jack, near the Red Oak school house.
Mr.. Edwin Childs, who is employed
at Kempton, Md, spent Saturday and
Sunday last with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Chids.
Our school is progressing nicely under
the able management of Mr.. c. F.
Hanft
There was a number of young folks
from this place attended the dance at
Dobbin. w. Va. last Saturday night.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
EXPLOSION KILLS FIFTEEN
MINERS At KEMPTON
Two Others In Davis Hospital Ex-
peCted TO Die.

Within twelve hours after the ex-
plosion that wrecked one heading in
the Kempton mine of the Davis Coal
and Coke Company at Kempton, Gar
rett county, early Tuesday morning,
when II miners were trapped, the rescu-
ing party succeeded in removing every
miner from the working, the last being
brought to the surface at SIX O'Clock
Tuesday night Of the seventy-two
TRAPPED fifteen of that number are dead
while five were injured. Two of the
injured men were sent to the hospital
at Davis while the others were made
comfortable at their respective homes
at kempton. 1t is believed that the
two men sent to the hospital are serious
ly injured and they may die.
1t is impossible to get the names of
those who were killed as all were for
eigners and working by number.
Work at the mines will not be re-
sumed until the investigation to ascer-
tain what caused the explosion, now be
ing made. is completed, and until the
funeral OF those who met their death in
the explosion, have been held.
Maryland State Mine Inspector Will
liam Walters, of Frostburg, left there
on a special train Tuesday afternoon, to
conduct an investigation. President
Galloway also went to the scene on a
special train. The rescue-party, which
did heroic work, was organized under
r. F. Maloney, general superintendent.
A special train from Thomas. W. Va.
carried physicians and a rescuing party.
Director Manning, of the United
States Bureau of Mines, on hearing of
the explosion, Immediately ordered two
rescue cars to Kempton. Car No. 6, To-
Gated at Pittsburgh, reached the scene
at 10 o'clock Tuesday night, and the
men, under Chief Nine Safety Inspector
II. W. Violin, will probably assist in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY
For 'he Benefit of the Ladies Civic
Club on Monday, narch 9th.

A revival of the old favorite Mrs.
Jarley's Wax Works will be staged on
the above date at The Maryland
Theatre and which will be interspersed
by number of beautiful drills by the
boys and girls, as well as a number of
songs, with good music, and brilliant
stage effects.
This will be an unusual entertainment,
well worth the price of admission
which will be 80 cents for reserved
seats, and % cents general admission.
The Morrison Music Company, of
Cumberland, will have on exhibition
one of the best Aeolian Vocalions, and
will add to the attraction some of the
best music.
The Ladies Civic Club deserves the
patronage of the people of Oakland,
and have worked to give them an
entertainment worth while.
Miss Turner. of Cumberland, will be
the vocalist of the evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
ENDORSED BY LEWIS.
Mothers Pension Bill Receives Ap-
prevail of CONGRESSMAN.

Endorsement of the mothers pension
bill, which is being supported by the
committee of 100 in Baltimore, and is
now pending in the Legislature con-
tinues to be received by the committee.
One of the latest comes from Congress
man David J. Lewis of Cumberland.
The committee is also receiving re-
ports from states in which mothers
pension laws are operative. showing the
benefits and advantages gained under
the law, not only by mothers and child-
rem, but also by the community at
large.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
Sleighina Party.

A party composing nine young people
rom the vicinity Of Wilson'S. E4re
driven to Oakland Tuesday evening by
Mr. Frank H. Harvey where they spent
several hours visiting the moving
pictures and basket ball games. re-
turning home later. Those composing
the party were: Misses Hazel Jack,
Maude Baer. Minnie Gilbert, Elsie
Whitfield, Pearl Blamble; Messrs.
James. Charles and Wesley Harvey and
Ward McCloy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
Bitter Winter Weather.

More suffering was experienced Sun
day and Sunday night from the cold
weather than at any time this winter.
Though the thermometer did not regis
ter so low a mark as on other days the
keen wind from the northwest carried a
bitter sting that was felt by every one
who dared venture out. The gas
supply remained at normal, however,
and the homes about the city did not
suffer. Snow fell to a depth of twelve
inches.
For RENT Three unfurnished rooms
J. G. Mealy, Oakland. ADV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
Missionary Meeting

Mrs. Gilbert, of the Missionary Soci-
ETY. Of the Baltimore Presbytery of the
Presbyterian church, will lecture on the
text book, The Kings Highway" in
the Oakland Presbyterian church Sat
urday, March 9TH, from O'Clock until
4 All ladies of every denomination IN
terested in mission work, are cordially
invited to attend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
Coal! Coal!

l am prepared to furnish coal either
by the ton or by carloads at price that
will interest all consumers. All grades.
both eastern and western coal constant
" on hand and immediate delivery
guaranteed. Can save you money or
your fuel supply this winter. Harry
Helblg, Oakland. Md Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
Potato Grow

Last year sue
made to improve {,
Garrett and Allegal
Frank Watts, cashie
National Bank at F.
a carload of fine seed
were sold to the farmers Z
and the results were most
both in yield and quantity. h
efforts will be put forth tn
raise a larger crop, and und
conditions, with increased
will be out of the question to {
the 1916 crops in the local maxi
for this reason it seems necess&
the growers should act in unison
organization of some kind in orde-
the best results may be realized. 10
this end Mr.. Frank Watts,and Mr.. John
McGill have called meeting, which
will be held at the Citizens Nations
Bank, Frostburg, on Friday, March 10
at .. m. The purpose of this meet
ing will be to go over the situF
with the idea of forming a
Growers Association and ge
vitation has been sent out 20
err and those interested in
inviting them to be pref
meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02
the Investigation.

bllC llANOoba = RbAOiIs
AFTER thorough investigation into
the cause OF the explosion in this mine
and from all evidence in the affected
part where the loss of life was the
greatest, it is the conclusion of myself
and the expert investigators that the
trouble was caused by a blowout shot
in room II, on the first left off first
dip.
The mine was found to be free from
any noxious or dangerous gas.
civilian WALTERS,
State Mine inspector"
The above is the finding of the state
mine inspector as the cause of the &C
cident. This notice has been posted at
the Office of the company near the
mine. The mine was but slightly dam
aged. Work, however, will not be re-
sumed until the dead have been buried.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-02

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-13
Nus Sen 2aften fam
6as 1n6til.
Na4trag 5ur ltbttn 3tppelin.
&a55ia.

len htnter urierer Sront brei Som.
ben berab. Sic tplirbe Don 5pei I'M
ierer 0faf6inen berabaetrieben mo
freu5te Die 9inie III einer 5obe pun
800 SUB. Der Reit Der Nfui6inet
fanl ln1ieren 8atrouilen ntht nohc
unb ferit5te nuh niht bic 9tl1ie."
(stm Sienitog bate ous belitid)c
slrmee,Suitptqunrtier einen @neriff
eines be1itifen 2uftseihpabers ouf
Die Snbnitotioll in Boperinebe, Bel
glen, uno alf britii6e Eager Srpi-
i6ei1 Noperingbe unb Oirrtiioe ge-
melhet 9ie beiitiGen Sliceer bat
ten mebrere 3ilionme1itobe NIT
feiuoliden 9leroplnneli, febrten ober
obue 8erfisite 6uriif Die @eo)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-13
armiertc SanOtlsidiffe
fir SandbOOtt pogcl=
%pritellnngcn Der Gertreter Der I'll.
liierten in &aihingtpn.
Stanopmmft Der 3entralmad,te oiirf-
te sntseheifen ueroen.
Sorluurf nnnentraler Snltnna bonn
Stnatsocpartemcnt abgcluicicn.
,sntereiicn Der Slaiiertcn ipic Scrgme-
rifnner bconfjt.
Srnnfreid) ncrbietct Die slnfmpntie-
ring BON @eidliisen.

IA fhinaton. IL. Sebr. =
Oentihlonos Gote oil Die Scr. Stdo
tcn morin es ieinc 9lbiidlt offiSicQ be-
fanntgibt, ron Dem %. .5cbruar be-
lpaifnetc Sonnbelsidliffe Der gntente-
mdd]te als aricgsid)iiie 5lt behnnoeln,
trai beute i'm Staotsocportcmcr1t ein.
Sic Solitit Der Ser. Stoaten nit Be
6ua olif oic @rfldrlng Der Central
riddtc oiirftc I'M Sauie Der ndfiten
9Sod]e fcitgelegt merber, na6oem cine
9tote, Die bcrlcnigen nlis Ieutid,latlb
Ghnlih icir, miro. Dom WiniIteriiim
bes gleiiBercn Seiterreidl llngarits
eingetroifen lein miro
2Sn boben ofiiSielcn &reiien fpiirbe
heutc erff1rt, ooB bie Ser. Staaten
roIh cine Gntiheiblmg iperoer trefier
idiiiic1i, oa mtr IL Soae iibria blei-
ben, ebe oic Grfldrlng Der 3entraI-
mdf1te in &roft tritt, ponud, &om-
manoanten Der ociitihen uno otter.
reid)iihen Sord)bootc Ore @ciiuna err
hdlten meroen, ulle urmierten Sd,ific
obnc @arirIrq 5i tnrpcbicren.
Stnnbpnnft Der Scntralmadltc uobl
bcgriinoet.
9(len 9lnSeihen n1h 6eitebt in
nmtli6Cn 9rciicn Die 9lniid)t. bab Der
Stonopurft DER 3entralmdGte anac-
iid,ts Scr oerdnbcrtcn Eerhlltnii'e
Scr Sectricgsfnbrling Dohl begriinoct
III. Ssr piclen arciien gluilbt mon
icrner, 6ob oic GrflGrlrngen Der tcu-
tonii6en IGdtc cine sSolge Der
onerifoniihcn Tenfidlrift OIL Die 9Q-
iiierten iIt, morin Ole Tesarnlierine
0cr SonoelSid,iffc ongeregt nnb ange-
oeiItct miro. bof, orrlicrtc Sauffnbr.
:eiidiife, bic omeritaniid)e Sofen be.
trcten, als SricgSid)iife 6etroG1tct
merbcn mogcn iuo mi. Sntcrnieritne
he0ro1t iino.
&ertreter Der Iqiicrten babcn be-
5iiglidl Der omcrifaniiden 0enf-
ihrift Soritelungen bel Sefret1r
Soniing erbobcn. Nenn man alth
i'm Stoatsocpartemcnt bic Tatur Ser
%oritellungen nidt erfabren fontte,
10 gla,bt unn bod. ba6 bem Sefre,
tor mitgcteAt pllrbe, oob minbeitens
cinigc Der Gntententdd,tc nid)t &c
neiet limo. Die Slnregunsen o15nneb-
men, unb oaB frdftige Proteite fol-
gen lpiirben, iolten Die Ser Staa.
ten rcrinhcil, Die Inrcgungen III Die
Sraris iimSiicsen.
aein nnnentraler Ift.
ISn seipiiien biplomatiiGen arei,
len Der Sllliierfell fpuroe beute Die
SeholiptlIng oiifeeitellt. Dob Die Ser
Stooten lid, elmer unneiltrolerSonb.
hing iduloig MAIDEN fpiiroen. tpenr
iic Dohrenb oes arieees ibre Bolitii
beSiiglid Der Hed1te Der Snnoels.
idliffe, iid) ju 0erteibigunes s5tpeder1
Sli beiuoffnen. dnoern ipoIlten. ZEN
9cgeniiber erfldrte EN- bober geonn'
ter, oob ii4 ioIf ein 1lmidmuns urii
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-13
Ciltc crbitterte Sttmutltttd
berritbt trt @ricbemlaub
9e9en eStalien>
Sin norlpegil@er uno Elm belgi=
i0er Sampler auf Dem
Meerrsgrun0.
&Onig Teroinan6 bon Smlgaritn trifft morgtm iii
gSitn ein- -GnglanS rnft ltbige Nfdnntr
81 ben Tabneu.

unh bem umerifnniid)en Goten areu5
erDoaeit bod lit nod fein enogiilti-
ger Elon feitgeitelt iporoen. Ser
baitbluneen limo nit 9tuBlunO inn
@ange.
Srofeiior @oparo Gcuine, eilt
2ebrer Der Solfslpirtldlaft OIL Der
Columbia l1niperiitdt. mo Sireftor
Der pbilnntbropiId)en S6uIe in 9ecD
gorf, miro DabrideinliG an Die
Spiee bieics @iIfsuerfs geitcGt mer-
Den, fa[ls es i'll glngriff genonlmen
tperoen io1te. Gr miiroe ipobrl6ein-
LID 10 Wfanner, Die @rfabriine i'll
oerartigeil slngelegelbeiten paber,
als Witglieber Der &onlmiiiion err
nennen. Sm Stautsoepartenlent
miro erflart, baB Die rltiiiidbe 6e-
gierling peri6ieoenen @in5elheiten
beSBlanes nod nidt 5lgeitinlmt bot.
Sis Dies niht erlebigt tit, fon1en
enbgiiltige S6ritte nid)t ullternonl-
men peroen Die Gorbereitllngen
fir Die 9lbienoung Der &onlnliiiion
perben iebo1 ibren sSorteang ne1-
men, ipbab feine Ser5ogeriine ent-
itebt, ipenn Der Binn sur slusfiib-
rrng gelan9t.
9as anterifatiibe &pte &reuS ull=
terbaIt eegelw1rtie ettpo 20 Wea,tr,
bic in ben @efaneenertlasern BON
&ublano uno Sibirien orbeiten.
9oti9ofter Wtarpa ioa Die slniidt
aitseeiprodIen hoben. bob 6te 3obl
niht altsreidt, Inn oas g8erf griino-
lid bur65lifiibren.
@eitere &Gmpfe in Der Gbnmpagne.
Yaris, 12. Sebr. @eitere
Sample in Der Gbampa9ne rDuroen
bon bent &riegsamte beute nadnit-
toa geineloet. Sic batten 5ur Solge,
ooB getpiiie S9iisengraben, Die iidJ
in oeuti9en San6en befanbcil, ben
| fran50iiId)en Gruppen 5ufielen. Die
Meloung hat folgenoen 8ortlaut
y@uf 8runo bon Nadridter, Die
ii9 in inherent Seiiee befinoen, fam
beri6tet nerben, bub Der gngrifi
NIT Sonbgranaten, ben mir geltern
in Der Gbantpogne III Der @egenf
norooftlid) BON Butte Sc Wtesnil
ausfiibrten, nod artiueriitiifen @or
bereitltngen uns in ben Seiis por
800 Metern oelttider Sdiisengrd
ben ieBte. Gin 8egenangriff, Der
Der SSeiro pGbrenb Der gtaGt uitter.
nabnl, tpuroe poait6nbig abeei6la.
gen. 60 9efungene, borllnter eii1
Sfii5ier, blieben in unieren &anben
9luf Der iibrisen Jront oerlief oil
gtaht riibig."
Sffeniipe Der &niien in 8alisien.
8etrogrob, ~. Sebr. Sit
ruiiii6e Sffeniine, Die pabrenb Del
lesten Sage aneefiirtbigt rpuroe, per
4 fx,vffeArrc Ro,ts
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-13

Berlin, IL. 5ebr. Bonn Ditli.
diem aricgsidanplaee ,uirb amtlidJ
folsenses seineloet:
rsln perifieSemen Steacn Der
ssrDnt baben mir bns @proringen
rniiiider Iatrpmillen nnb amberer
fleiner glbteilmnaen uufaebalten.
4mf benz galfan lit Die Gage nnper-
anoerf."
Staliener uno &miiem seidlasen.
Berlin, IL. Sebr. Srabtlos
iiber Sapuille. Stalieniidle Srnp.
pen bnben Die ,b0ben angegriffen,
Die upn oen Ceiterreihern ipeitlid)
bon Sirnna, nprSDitlidl bon 1nrns-
10 in Ilbanien, beiebt luoroen ND
rem. slber all Die Ynsriffc idllmsen
febl. Sieic 9adlriht entbGlt Der
bertige antlid)e 8iener Seridlt, Der
bier eintraf.
PIN Der 0itlihen ;srpnt id)lngen Die
Seiterreid,er bic glnsriffc snbllpier
slbteilnngen snriif. gtprbueitlid
BON 3arnopul, 8alisien, beieetem Die
HniIen mebrere purgeriftc Sdlams-
sraben, bic BON ben Seitcrreidern
seranmt iuuroen lunren, aber fuGb-
renb Der 9tnd)t iunroen bic 3niien
bnrdl einen 8egenanariff hinansge-
ipprfen.
gln Der itnliemiid)en ssrpmt aab cs
Irtillerie.admpfr in Der Siunsp-8c-
senb, iudbreib nabe sslitid) Diterreidl-
nnsariihc Srnppem cine italieniid)e
Stellnns beietten, q 6efanseuc
inaf)ten nno orei Wnidlimengcmebre
erbenteten.
Spsialiitiid)c Wtinoerbeit seminriert.
Berlin ~. Sebr. Orabtlos
nad] Soppille. lteberIeeoicnit. Die
io5ialiitiide Bartei i'm @ubIoiltrifi
SoIingen, Der I'M Hei6stog ourd,
Ybilipp Sdeioeinonn bertrcten ilt
bot einen 9lntrag o1tgertommen, mo-.
rim Die Ntinoritdt Der io5ioliitiid1er
Tortei 5eniliriert miro, neil lie gegen
bas &riees-9ubget geitimrnt batte
6ransuien bel Sanita nno geria
9aris, ~. SSebr. Ser Soluni.
fi-&orreiponbcnt bes getit 8ariiier
beriftet ieirem @lntte, oob fran5o
iiihe Sruppen ben @aroar an 10
6cbrliar gefrel1st baben iulo iesi
peridan5t auf Dem re1ten llfcr oes
Sluiies in Der @egeno bon Sonisc
uno @erio liesen. @eria lit eint
nidtige Giiertbabnitotion on Der 81
ME 5piihen Salonifi imo Wonaltir
Die @eeerb, auf Die Die obige Sc
peide 9e5ug nirrtnt, Iiegt i'm goro
peiten non 5opiin am Sarbar, Il
Dteilen noropeitlidl bon SaIonifi
mo Die 8erteibigunesItnie Der al
liierten nit einem 9ager beeiili1t
Die Sinie Iouft Den 0oroor entlant
Biz nod aarufuIi, bon mo- iie iid in