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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
MOTORCYCLE BOYS
GET IN THE GAME|

The motorcycle riders of the United
States do not intend to be left behind
in any preparedness campaign that
may result from the present interna-
tional crisis.
Already there is a we'll organized
movement on foot to start a company
OF motorcycle volunteers in every
community in which rs or more riders
can be gathered into a company.
The promoters of the plan have re-
ceived an unqualified endorsement of
the value of the motorcycle in mill
tary organization from the war de-
partment. Ralph A. Hayes, private
secretary to Secretary of War Baker.
in an answer to a letter written to
Secretary Baker outlining the plan for
the organization of motorcycle volun-
teers, says:
Doubtless in case the present cri-
sis should unhappily become more
acute, the services Of motorcyclists
would be very necessary and valuable.
The experience Of the contending
forces on the other side of the ocean
demonstrates that motorcycle forces
can and must be used for service
which would be less satisfactorily
performed by any other branch of the
service"
Captain Davis, assistant quarter
master in charge of the entire south
ern district, in a recent interview said
of the motorcycle forces on the Next
can border:
Motorcycles have proved very sat-
isfactory in service on the border. All
of the officers want them and If war
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
CASSELTON

Casselton, N. d., March 17.-Mrs.
Frank Johnson entertained at a one
thirty luncheon, Tuesday, in honor of
Mrs. r. H. Corse. Covers were laid
for twelve. After the delicious three
course repast needlework and cards
were enjoyed.
Roy South of Spokane. WASH, spent
Tuesday in town visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. South lived in this Vicin-
itv and attended the local high school,
leaving here some eight years ago.
DIR. Sprake went to Minneapolis
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jennie Hale of Devils Lake,
president of the Rebekah state as
sembly was here Tuesday evening and
met some Of the members Of the local
lodge. Not being the meeting night a
social evening was enjoyed, after
which delicious refreshments were en-
joyed. Mrs. Hale was the guest of
Miss Fern Dynes.
Mrs. Frank Hilburn and three chill
dren left Tuesday evening for Cheney,
Wash, where they will make their flu
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
VAN HOOK.

Van Hook, N. D., March 17.-Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Townsend and son Ralph left
Tuesday morning for Russo. n. D.. after
a weeks visit with Mrs. Townsends
brother, C. N. Cottingham.
John Stephenson, the tailor, has
moved into his new shop and is now
displaying a line OF spring goods.
Miss olga Finsted has accepted q po-
sition as saleslady at The Sathers.
o. c. Peterson, the land man, return
ed last week from points in Minnesota
and South Dakota, where he has been
working in the interest of the land
business.
The Nelson Medium implement build
ing is completed and the first shipment
of machinery moved in.
A. o. Haugerud has had the neces-
sary repairs made on his building north
of Gustaf ". hotel, and can now be
found in his office as one of the village
justices of the peace.
James Wilson and son Asad are at
Max, where Mr.. Wilson has an icehouse.
The stork left baby boy at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murphy
on Sunday evening.
Miss Nellie Thompson has leased the
Jesmanka restaurant and will conduct
the business formerly conducted by
James Jesmanka.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
WHEATLAND

wheatland, N. D.. March INT. and
Mrs. F. s. Gordon returned to Fargo
Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Mcmillan spent few days
this week as guest of her daughters at
Casselton.
Espy webster was an arrival from
Crookston the early part of the week.
expecting to remain home for some
time.
The Akason sale Saturday was the
largest held in this vicinity for some
time, averaging nearly 81. 600. Another
large sale will be the N. /. Hooking sale
al Absaralxa on March Is.
The Duncan Mckenzie family are
comfortably settled in the house re-
Gently vacated by I. s. Beard. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie will have charge of the Lynch
machinery hall
Miss Alice Youngman, of Fargo, re-
turned to that city on Monday, after q
pleasant visit at the home of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Youngman.
Mrs. s. j. Mitchell and r. b. Boyd
were in attendance at the Akason sale
held on the Mitchell farm last Satur-
day. -,
en- rooms over the Gibson pool hall.
Earl Gibson's family will also occupy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
Valuable Habits
BY Edwin Gordon Lawrence.

habits making character those Of
precision alacty and steadsness OF great
Importance.
performance Of their duties
a OF
OF
will be able accomplish the
life.
avoid mistakes
takes all learn In time injurious to ones interests
o.
Often valuable time is being compelled do again
which had in
would
precision
a character remeded
quickly
tunity 1t presented. III
a
Without it, there nothing that reliable
dependable
that sought by those control business
invaluable invariably called
positions of responsibility remuneration n
who would
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17

ture home, Mr.. Hilburn having taker
over the business interests OF Mr.
George Mcintyre. Mr.. Mcintyre will
operate the farm west Of town which
Mr.. Hilburp did last year.
Mrs. Franklin Potter entertained
the members of the Birthday club al
luncheon last Friday.
Mildred knight returned home from
Minneapolis on Thursday OF last
| week.
Mrs. John Mcmillan of wheatland
spent Sunday with her daughters
Kathryne and Mary.
Mike Esser, who has purchased the
| farm northwest Of town, known as the
Miller farm, arrived from Iowa Sat-
urday and Is moving into a house In
the north end of town until he can
get his new farm buildings erected.
Mrs. e. H. Lier and children spent
Saturday in Fargo.
Mrs. b. H. Mallough and baby
daughter of Embden are visiting at
the F. A. Port home.
Mrs. c. w. Prydz has been suffering
from an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. A. M. Larson and Mrs. w. p.
Baldwin entertained a dozen ladies
Saturday evening at the home of the
former. in honor Of Mrs. Robert Corse.
The evening was spent in needlework
ess served a delicious two-course
lunch.
Mrs. Herman Nesemeier was quite
i'll for several days this week. but at
present is greatly improved.
Miss Dye, who is attending the
Moorhead normal school. spent a
couple Of days this week with her
aunt, Mrs. H, ]. Rowe.
Mrs. Ed Baldwin left for her home
in Neville Wednesday morning after
| a couple Of weeks visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. Baldwin having
gone up to the farm nome on Monday.
Mrs. Mae Paulda of Minot. Grand
| Worthy Matron Of the Eastern Star,
| visited the local chapter Monday even
ing. After the work the hostesses In
charge served delicious refreshments
DR.. Glasgow has returned from
Rochester where he went for treat
ment, greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Clinton Edwards and babe Of
Minneapolis, are visiting at the H. F
Strehlow home.
A! J. Nesselrod Of Crookston wa.
visiting friends in town several day.
this week.
Frank Holmes of Hedges. Mont.
spent Wednesday at the home Of he
aunt, Mrs. F. L. Stanley.
Mrs. e. D. Harris left Sunday fol
Ohio. called there by the illness o
her father.
Mrs. Hughes of River Falls. Wis.
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs
Claire Goodrich for some weeks. lef
for her home Wednesday morning.
The many friends of Mrs. Nellie
Dunn will be pleased to learn thai
she is improving rapidly and has lef
the hospital.
Mrs. Eta Peterson returned from
Fargo Saturday, having spent severa
days there with her daughter and son
Miss Ruby Gibson is expected home
Saturday from her New York trip.
DR.. Lier took in the auto show a.
Fargo on Thursday.
VALID Shanks and Chester Nelson
left for Canada on Monday morning
where they will remain during the
summer.
Mrs. Provine was taken sick Wed.
nesday and her many friends hope fol
a speedy recovery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
Correspondence

rooms in the same building.
b. N. Goodheart was out from Fargo
couple of days this week and assisted
in the home talent production Wednes-
day evening. While here Mr.. Goodheart
was guest at the r. A. Mares home
Miss Lou Ella Smith was out from
Fargo on Friday night last to see num-
erous family friends.
The Degner family are occupying the
Emmons house.
A. p. Chrisman and family are soon
to go to Montana to make their future
home. Mr.. Chrisman disposed of all
personal property at a sale held last
Wednesday. They will be wished every
success in their new venture.
The Odd Fellows gave a st. Patrick
dance last evening. Larson's orchestra
of Casselton, furnished the music.
Mrs. Jennie Hale, of Devils Lake at
present, state president of the Rebekah
assembly, was to have been a guest of
the local Rebekah lodge Tuesday last
but, owing to other matters, her visit
was deferred. She will visit here on her
way home from the western part of the
state.
Mrs. Adam Murray has been on the
sick list for several days. but is about
again.
The Cass County Sunday School con-
vention will be held at Wheatland on
April IL and Is.
Mrs. r. ]. Smylie has been confined
to the house for several days past with
grip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17

RE dull tired all bothered with bad back? Do
feel all out Of sorts? Do 20 lack the energy you need for the days
March So neglect winter eat heavily indulge
desires too and half Then with the
chill attack weakens
the kidneys To started right the kidneys Use Doans Kid
Pills. the remedy that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17

Mrs. /. S. Wood, 1925 Sec
ond Ave-, S., says: II use
Doan's Kidney Pills every so
often in order to keep my
kidneys strong and healthy.
Another OF my family uses
them and has had still more
benefit than !, for the case
was much more severe. I
told how much good Doan's
Kidney Pills did some years
ago and now / can only add
that they give as much bene-
at as ever"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
THE sLAvE,s tAMENT.

It was In sweet Senegal
That my foes did ms enthraI,
For the lands Of Virginia ginia, o;
Torn from that lovely shore,
And must never see IL more,
And, alas. am weary, weary, o.
All on that charming coast
Is no bitter snow and frost,
Like the lands of Virginia-ginia o.
There streams forever fiow
And the flowers forever glow.
And alas. am weary. weary, o.
The burden / must bear,
While the cruel gcourge i fear,
In the lands of Virginia. ginia, o.
And / think on friends most dear
With the bitter, bitter tear,
And, alas. am weary, weary, Q.
Robert Burns.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17

should come we will have to have
very many more of them"
With these endorsements it is be-
lieved that 1t will not be difficult to
interest the riders to form local or
CARNATIONS so that they will at least
be partially prepared should their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
country need them.

First Freshman-Can you tell me
where the class in physics is being
held?
Second Freshman-Don't know. am
a student here myself.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
Storage and Other Rates.

Tor storage car mail service 1Sc
for each mile Of service by a 60-foot
car, and in addition thereto $4 as q
combined initial and terminal rate for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15


Sir HiHt mcnidc Aau1er oiirite
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6rennen~ oerielben nit 9ranntmein.
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lieblid lit, ais wenn man aui ge.
w66nlidc @eiie Oie 'gfciie i6ou einen
N1onat gcpoiit Bate. Sd babe es
na1gemadjt, lno nit &erqniigerl
fam i6 iein llrt6eil ooaaui 6citdti.
cen. &iele %ieiienrmltber miiieu oas
bis iebt nicbt unO es lit 0o6 retbt
mertbpoa fir iie aael 9riar.9ieien
iiuo Die Better fin Oieieu 3ped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
9Sntrintiidlr NcnGf.

Gli Der Sna5e'ibeil @iano.SabriE
@de Gntam uu0 @eiiStraBe, ian0
seiieru Nliiiaa cine patrioiiibe 3eier
ltatt Sic 6lagge mroe oe6iBt imo
0uBenoe BON &ianoloS ipielten 5uI
glei1er 3eit oas STIR SpanaIc0
Banner" nno anoere patriotii1c Sic
Der Scrr Charles .. %ogt Der Sil-
pcrinteuOcnt Der 6abrit, SER q. Sec
gluoerion Der 9eiter oes @crfauis.
Nepartements, im0 aioerc 9lngeIleQ.
ten 6ieIteu 9lnipradeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
ggirt6idaftlide Gomfercms.

@ilroe in Der oiterreidii6en Salipt-
itoot obge6oItcn. ~ Celhidlono
mo Coppclmonardic baben bis
sur ndditen Grnte Gorr0t5c.
Qc6cnSfoitcu in Gcltidlauo ie6r
bod.
9(mitcr0am pio 2onoon IA.
9lpril. }(m Gonneritos iuo 6rei-
tao ianO in @ien lmter &oriib Oes
5Iicrrci6iib ungariiGeu @iniiiers
Ocs qIcuBern, @raien G3ernin, cine
6onicren3 bon Gertretern Cetid.
lanO'5 uno Gciierreid-lln9arn'9 itatt,
in mcl9cr Sraecn betreiiS Ser Ser
iorglmg oer beioen 2GnOer 6elpro-
den wuroca, mie beIte Elm &iener
1clcgranm Holoct
Die Cepcicbe iaat 0aB eiH lleber-
cintomnlcn NetroiIen uur6e, pel6e5
poac @arantie aitt, Dab ser @eOori
an &roiitoiicu iiir beioe 9leidc BON
por5onOcncu Gorrdt6en bis sur ndd-
iicn @rnte poaig geocdt miro.
2ebenSfolten fiir orme
&laiicn uneri@minGIi1.
&openbagcn, Oia 9onOon, a.
9(pril. Sic @rgcbniiie ser itotiiti.
ihen llnteriuduug Der 9c6cnsfoiten
in 0cuti6lano mG6reno oes &rieges,
meldc I'M g(pril 1916 Oorgenonlmcn
mo hnmme6r peroiientlibt wiroe,
5ei9t, oaB Oic Soften Der 9ebensboI-
ttng iiir 6omilien ser aerin9iten
Qo6nfla1ie t6atidbid oic @itnabuen
ii6eriteiQcn. Iieie &laiie i1lieBt 6a-
Imilien cin, pel1e monatlid pon 100
/ bis 200 Dlarf peroienen ltnO ocrelt
9luSgo6ell olti 222 W}arf 5 @fclnig
bcrehnet mcrocn. Gas 0efi5it niuBte
enhpeoer our6 gntnobme bon @r-
na6me BON @riporniiien oOer S6ul.
/ oenmaben ousaeglihen Weroen Snt
lonienOen Sabre itie9cn ole 9reiie
iortmG6rcnO, mcS6ol6 ouG &erionen
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fonnen.
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&openbogen oia 9onoon IA.
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oie Met6ooe oicler 90der betreiiS Der
&crwenoun9 Oes iDnen 5ueet6eiIten
@le6les idnd6licb ieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

q g(mftcroouL oia 2onoon IA,
9(pril. Deutibe Gorreiponoenteu
an Der ruiiiitben ino ihrpeoiiben
@5ren8e tbeilen nit, Die ruiiiide pro-
Diioriibe &egierllng beobiidtiee, ocn
9}mnen ser Smiptitdot wie0er in 8e-
tersbllr9 uu5uiponoeln. gSie es
5eiBt bet iib Oie 9}egicrung 0o8u
entidloiien, oweil ser Same Getro-
aroo icocm &uiicu Die troilrigltc
3et in Der @eididtc &uBlonO's in
@tinneElng bringc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
0Ito artnnnn 8mei glammern

Otto &rtHlQln ~ 3lDel g(ltfllllern
fir @eao; Selene 9roemer.
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Coli Bonn Gontponiiten. o0auce"
fir &ioline; S. s. San Suliteon.
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lab Srem.
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uuo Honoo, iiir pier@iolinen; 9l6ran
@olofiB, geniainin @iienberg, So
rael German luio Gomponiit.
9(6ram @ioies 9laeero tiir &ia-
no. 9ioline uno Geao. George s.
@oDle, Gompcniit uno Bart @irs.
CHARLES $. 8odau Grei gllim.
meru fiir Spnaeoge 9l6enO.@ .@ottes.
oienIt fiir Sopron- uno @ariton-So-
Ii uno G6or n@2doiion.gLuente.
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Iaro.
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sir oas CONCERT oes .Wluiical 9[rt
Clubs wel9es am 3. @2ai in Der
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der Dem Dirigenten Seth Glarf BON
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met lit, lebr Oiel Oeripridt, neil Oie
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Itr6nt. Sine onoere berporragenoc
Summer iii Ole con Sean Si6cliuS,
melde sic cngliide &eriion ron Sm-
mano glpoeib na1 ocm Cert Der SEA.
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miro Ole Gronlpete Der ieBigen nili-
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melde sic ireloi0e Soiinlng auT
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lors 6orepel" ge6en oen glusorud
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me in einigen Eagen angefiiuoigt
miro, tritt ais Soliit aui.
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Sabre 1900 gegriinoet imO itano bon
glniang an inter Der 2eihng bon
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Serren Gromer, Goienberger 4'e.
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gaffalO sins @ilOcr sssitcu.

@iro ndditc ISOLDE al Orci Eagen IN
Baltimore 81 ie6cn ieiu. 3mei
Gage in @eItSaltimorc mo ei-
uen Goa in 0it-9oltimore.
@roBe Sa6l BON neucn 9Ittraf-
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ser @ei6i9te Oes iernen @eiiens fir
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inn @eIten eriuosli6teh niemals er.
riiNen fonnen. 9ic &omantit oe5
Bitten @eItensD Deri9inoet aber nit
Ser @irfli6feit oes ngieuen@eitens"
9lauberiIde 8anoeu bon sSnoianern
Oerrauen lest iibt mebr Die Sara
panen bon nGrairiesSdoon Der
Gioniere, ilno oie 8an0iten, Uelde
a6emals Oie 0eaomooo% &oitfutI9e
nli6ielten, baben cine me6r miiiens
baftIide N}et6ooe er9rifien inOem
oen GrpreB.g8oggon Der Sbnea5ii9e,
pelder sic &oitiahen bef0roerte,
aurh 9lmUcnonna bon Gpnmnit
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}eit cine 9rorc 9m5ic6lu9sirot iilr
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fam.
Sans bcion0crS a6er iuiro sic 9lu-
finoiglmg, oaB SeIie 2iaorO, Ser
Champion Scr .g}cien @elt~ bel
ocn @oriteQimQen non 9uffolo 9iu
in ser StnOt ouitreten miro. Gas
lntereiie miro nod oo0nrd cr6o6t
meroen neil Der Champion in ieiuer
Gi0euidoit ais oGomboD", tuclder
@eidditiMmg er in ieiucn iiingeren
Sa6ren nadleiu0, nit Sen anOercn
GariieQcrn 0eS ,,@iI0en @eltenS~
3iimnnien eribeint imo Sen @inorld
Scr @oritelimg 6e0clitcnO cr60bt.
9llBerocm miro on9etiinoi9t, oaB er
in ciuem 6olriifampi-Goitiim 3uiam-
men nit einen onOeren 6alltfGm-
pier oitftreteu miro, linn 81 5cigen
wie er Sobn Sodion oen irii6eren
Champion oen Siebl perieBte. Ser
0ieien oic llc6erlegen6cit in Der @elt
Der NI9iliitcn foitctc. goS Gngage.
ment bon Nillaro miro, ,'tro6Oem Oies
cine be0eutenoe 9(auiiition mie iie in
onOeren &oriteQlmgen biSber
nidlt itattian0, Dem 9htitreten scr an-
0eren Serii0nitbeitcu oes 6rfuS tel.
nen 9}adtbeil bringcn miro, lon6ern
0a5n oicnt Die &oriellimgen i'm 10
an5iebenoer 5iI MAIDEN. Gs lit sic
9lbiidt Der ltniernebner, oen @nbli-
fun Elm leben5lpa6res @il0 ans Sen
pergonacncn Eagen wie Elm ioI6eS
ais Dem 9eben oer geaeiupGrtisen
gIniie0ler 81 9e6en. 9n oieiem 3med
war elm engagement BON elmer
D1enge 0on .GopbogS~ .,GomairlS",
NnOianern Merifanern mo ouoereu
tDpiiden o@iIo @eit~ .2cuteu uot6.
wenoig.
Die lGionier-3eit piro 0lud eiue
9icibe bon 6iitoriheu Srenen in ora.
matiider @eiie oor9eiielt. pa6reno
oas 9ebeu oui Der v9land" Der &c.
geawdrtigen 3eit ourA Elm Giufan.
Gen BON langbornigen Stieren Die
8dnoiglmg wiIoer Sgieroe, pelde ans
so Stiid beliebeu ioWie ouoerer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Ger % Sabre alte 6ront @ornm
BON Gaicott Sin, Der lit orei 9So@en
am GDpbus litt, iiorb geiieru DIOR
gen. @r III oas pierte Gpier Der IN
Gaicott @itg ousgebrodeuen Eppbus'
@pioemie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Die Fionier,3eit miro 0lud eine
9icibe bon 6iitoriheu Scenen in ora.
matiider @eiie oar9eiteat lpd6reno
oas 9ebeu oii Der u&and~ Der &C..
geamdrtigen 3eit ourA Elm Giuiau.
9en bon lmg66rnigen Stieren, Oie
Sonoiglmg miloer 2gieroe welcbe ans
so Stiid beileben iowie an0erer