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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

Nbya AssOcIhteu TFess,J
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. Mrs.
Charles A. Branwell and her three
children, Elizabeth, years old;
Tannis, 8, and Arthur, IL, lost their
lives when fire destroyed a part of
their home yesterday. Charles A.
Branwell was seriously injured try
ing to rescue his wife and children
who were overcome by coal gas from
a defective stove before the fire gain
ed Roadway. Two firemen were also
injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

Gradually Iessening Of the pres
sure on both the western and the
Italian fronts, has marked the war
news of the week.
The Austro- German invaders of
Italy have been checked, temporar-
lily at least. and their advance
brought to a standstill. On the
other hand. the British drive toward
Cambria has been halted, perhaps
because the immediate detectives
were taken. and it was necessary to
organize the ground won from the
Germans.
Whether the attack on Cambria
has ended or whether it will be re-
newed, is something that only the
British high command can disclose,
but the movement will be recorded
as one of the bloodiest Of the war.
The resistance made by the Ger
mans is proof positive OF the i'm
portance they attached to the posi-
tions being taken by the British. All
available reserves were rushed in,
and counter attacks have been be-
gun. II the British hold their pres
ent positions, even If they do not
actually occupy. Cambria, it will be
a most important advance, for
Cambria is rendered useless as a
supply point. 1t is well within range
OF the British artillery of all sizes
and can be levelled at any time.
1t will take several days for the
British to advance their commune
eating lines and be prepared for the
next attack. This may be a re-
newal Of the Cambria drive and an
attempt to take the town itself. or it
may be sudden attack on an en-
tirely new point in the line. The
British profited by outguessing the
Germans at Cambria, and they are
likely to try it again. Such strategy
tends to keep the entire line ION
edge" and prevent the stripping OF
the line Of reserve troops.
Piavs Line Holds.
Apparently the Austro- German in
vasion Of Italy is checked definitely.
For more than two weeks the Piave
line has held, and the desperate at
tacks of the invaders between the
Piave and the Brenta rivers have
broken down. The invaders now are
fortifying the line OF the Taglia-
mento, apparently with the idea of
holding it in reserve to fall back
upon in case the British and French
reinforcements permit the Italians
to begin a strong counter offensive.
Meagre News From Russia.
News from Russia continues to be
most meagre and unsatisfactory.
The Lenine government. in a cable
to London paper. was reported to
have fallen, but the fact that the
Bolsheviki are represented in the
new cabinet said to have been form
ed, would indicate that the new
government may be merely an at
tempt to reorganize the Lenine
forces. Representatives Of the Boil
sheviki have crossed into the Ger
man lines. and the conference re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
MAJ Gall ELECTION.

Madison, Wis, Dec. /. - A COM
mittee OF seven members Of the Wis
consin Loyalty Legion is holding
conference with Governor Philip
this afternoon for the purpose, it Is
the governor to call a special cleo
ton on the United States senatorial
proposition. One member said other
propositions beside this would come
up at the conference.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
AT WORK ON MESSAGE
President Wilson May Touch on Am.
eriean Relations With Austria.
Inv Aasnnia Tad Eor.orc

Washington, Dec. president
Wilson continued to work on his ad-
dress to congress today, and the fact
that he had before him great guam
tity of material bearing on relations
with Austria caused some speculation
as to whether he would touch on the
subject. Official intimations of what
the President would say still were
withheld. The fact that he is hold
ing the address open to the last min
ute, probably so late that advance
copies may not be available until he
starts to speak, put accurate predic-
tions out Of the question. One Of
fetal today said the problem OF
whether the government should de-,
clare war on Austria was not so easy
Of solution as it looked to the av-
erape citizen
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
SCHROEDER BREWERY
BEING DISMANTLED.

Perham, Mimi, Dec. 1.-Carpen-
ters, seemingly recaIcitrant, went to
work this week in dismantling the
old Schroeder brewery, one Of the
landmarks of Perham. It's signific-
ance as token of joy passed with
the enforcement of the Indian
treaty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
PUBLISHERS GUILTY
Article Diseourasina Enlistment
Brings Fines and Jail Terms.
(By Associated Press.l

st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. LIE. b.
Ford and his wife, Elizabeth Ford,
were found guilty Of publishing arr
ticles in The Faribault Referendum
which would tend to discouraging
enlistmenta and were sentenced by
Judge Childress, of the Rice county
court to pay fines Of $500 each and to
serve a year each in Jail, according
TO word received here today On the
witness stand Mrs. Ford stated that
she owned the paper, wrote the ar
ticle which brought up the charges
and was responsible for its publica-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

draft law, the conditions in Canada
would be exeniplltied here. Ontario,
with so members Of Parliament is
expected to Offset the majority in
Quebec for Iaurier and the other
provinces are counted on to provide
the Borden government with COM
Portable majority. Fortunately for
Canada, the men at the front will
vote.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
sTRIkE MAr,lRAI aAs-

Sanish, N. d., Dec. 1.-while drill
ing an artesian well on the Black
ranch, contractors struck strong
flow of water and natural gas at a
depth OF about 900 feet. Both prod
ucts will be piped over the farm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
Holiday Cheer
Here; Christmas
Trees Received

Holiday cheer entered Fargo
this morning with the arrival of
a number of consignments Of
Christmas trees for local deal
ers.
Prices are about the same as
last year. A medium house tree
will cost between 31.00 and $3.50:
church trees between Sc and So,
and small trees or shoots from
Is to so cents, providing they
are not delivered, but called for
by the purchaser.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
FOUND DEAD.

Ludwig Eidnsss Overcome by Coal
Gas on Farm Near Ryder, NJ. ..
Ryder, N. d., Dec. Ludwig
Eidness, 50 years old, a homesteader,
was found dead on the floor Of his
shack, half mile northwest OF
Roseglen, by Mike Sellseth, a neigh
Dor. Eidness had evidently been dead
several days. Asphyxiation from coal
gas was the cause. Nothing is known
of his relatives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
Feel
! After the
Sixth Bottle
IAN Cured
of Stomach
and Intesti
nal Catarrh

Mr.. william Vogel, Pharmacist,
Columbus, o.. writes:
II take the privilege Of addressing
you in a few words Of praise for
Paruna as 4 remedy Of medicinal
value in cases Of stomach and intss-
final eakarrh.
II was in the drug business six
years, in Columbus, and was among
the unfortunates in that great disas-
trous mood Of the West Side q year
ago last March, Nearly all of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
PREpIcTs MILp wINTER.

Albert Item Of Frazse Says Murkrat
Houses are small-Is Sure Sign.
Frazee, Mimi, Dec. 1.--Muslxrat
houses are small and scarcely Wis
ible which is an indication Of a mild
winter, according to Albert Item. He
says when the little animals begin
10 build szyscrapers, III is d certain
sign az d severe winter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

judged by Quebec and Berlin. Can
ada has a population OF about ~
100000 of whom about 100000 re-
side in Quebec. She has sent about
100000 volunteers Hrom 100000
people. On that basis the United
States should send more than 6,000s-
600 volunteers. If after 100000
volunteers had gone. the United
States should consider adopting 9
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

The Plaza Pioneer thinks A. c
aversion is not only "BiI
Business" but all business, and say
so as follow:
The attacks made upon Big
Business by The Leader shows
that the league is against all Big
Business concerns and it's
pTeachings against businessmen
in small towns and its new plan
of starting stores against them,
shows that the league is also
against small business or really
ALL business. This is due to
the fact that the leaders are all
Socialists and /. w. w. They
are casting more wholesale re-
Election upon businessmen. They
are handiCappiTfg the boys grow
ing up on the farm today. Many
Of the boys on the farms Of
North Dakota will some day go
into business, become profess
sionsl men, be lawyers, doctors,
newspapermen and bankers, Just
as these professions and trade
have been recruited from the
farms in the past. Do you, Mr..
Farmer, want to send your boy
SoA AAAN0 AA4C VIII
the handicap that the league is
now casting on all businessmen?
Do you want to injure his
chances of success in life? Do
you want to have the league say
to him: Success will never be
yours, you can never be cashier
Of a bank without carrying the
suspicion of us farmers that you
stole your money. You cannot
run a store without us farmers
believing that you are working
a petty larceny game. You can
not be president of any railroad
without being a BIG BIZ
crook. Occasionally one of you
farmers feel like quitting the
farm and entering business in
town. When you do that as
many have done, do you want
the prejudice of all the farmers
against you, while you are
worrying yourself to death try
ing to figure out how you can
carry the farmers over a poor
crop year? A little thought, a
little of the Golden Rule" a
little fair play, will turn your
head against the narrow
and slanderous attacks Of the
league"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
TO EDIT THE PILOT.

WITT ttNE AEN-F = 70 NNs-ss'N y y = Ut
Her Late Husbands Newspaper.
Walker, Mimi, Dec. Mrs. Far
ley Dare, who for years was con-
nected with her husband IN editorial
work in The Walker Pilot, assumed
editorial charge OF the paper today.
During the past year and since the
death of Mr.. Dare, the paper was
under the management of Harry
Bright.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

The ParshaH Leader courts being
called a preacher OF lawiessness
ing such an item as this:
Were some OF our misguided
loyalists to horsewhip La Fol-
lette there would be q lot OF
public denunciation and pile Of
private satisfaction
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

The Donnyhrook Courier find:
cause for thankfulness in the fol-
lowing:
Let US be thankful because we
live in q country so big and rich
and powerful and so far remov-
ed from the scenes OF the worlds
great conflict that we barely
realize that il is going on. Let
us be thankful because this
country has millions OF young
men who are going willingly to
the front to risk their lives in
helping to end the war in such
a way that the world in the
future may be free from the in
huences that lead to such ter
rfble things. Let us he thankful
IL we have the opportunity and
ability to do something that will
help the men whom we hope to
see come hack some day crown
ed with victory and honor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

The Kenmare News passes alonI
an idea with it's own common
thereon, as follows:
last week The Towner News
Tribune contained a truthful
and full account Of the rural
rally meeting i'm the McHenry
county seat, and the speakers.
though of opposite political
views, were given due credit for
their efforts. Brother Carlson
devoted half a column to Gov
ernor Frazier's visit and particle
patton in the rally, characteriZ-
ing the governors address as
patriotic and helpful Rugby
Farmers News.
Yet Townley puts a paper in
Towner and steals Brother Carl
sons bread and butter. Is there
justice to be found in such a
man?-Minot Messenger.
That is nothing. II The Town
er merchants make good fellows
of themselves and patronize the
Townleyized paper, Townley will
treat them the same as he did
Brother Carlson and put in n
One Hundred to Nothing store
as a token Of appreciation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

"A Column Devoted 20 the Task OF
Keeping I'D with Nerth Da-
kofa Edtt0Fm
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01

preston that he got what he de.
served.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

gei Dem 2itndeon Oes 0Aperttlin5
Gm6S" I'M .Sotel Gmcrion' ipuroen
oeltcrn Wlittoe Die bobeu Sebetsnit'
telprciic mo Oereu llrladen 0istil'
tirt. 9iodl eiucm 9crihtc iollen MIR
nod 50,0O0,00O 9ui9el @eidcn IN
oen Ser. 5tooten porbanoen em,
oOer faim semia im Die eieene 9e'
p0lfeurug biz 5lmi nd@iten Suni 81
crndbren. 3eseleidbeu III Die Star.
toifcl.grntc 10 Helm, oaB Der lestidD'
rigc grtrag Bel S9eitem tid)t Dig 5ilr
n1diten Grnte allsreiht.
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NeS 0lSnrnes nrrnGdltint.

gei'nt @erloHen DC s@ei6neniiies
muroe geitern 0loreen DER 91eeer
&id)aro W}orris bon oen @ebeint.
poli5iiten aobler uno Sling perboftet
oa er onoeblid Dor 1S @}on1ten III
W3oneb @oint, nabe gtorfolf, @o., oie
glegerin SoneS ermoroet bate. Scr
glegcr uilrOe in Der nittleren 9oli-
5eiltotion bon gihter 9Sodor0 fir Gin
@er6or am %. Soniior obne 8nlol.
Jung BON 9iireidoit feitgeboIten.
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ciucu llnfaa berbcigefii6rt murOe.
Ger &cnfer ocS glutos, 9ouiS gG.
alopiL 9lr. 272l, @laOiiou.9l0cmic,
mllroc olf irciCu SUB gciebt
,Sn N}unitions fabrif Der
lcbt.
S,n Der 0}imitionsiabrif Ocr Bart
'lctt-&aDmaro So. 81 Eirucr's Sto-
tiou fanocn in 5wei Goecn orei Gr.
gloiionen ltott, mo 5pci 6rmIcn milr-
Ocu perlebt. Die 1S Sabre olte
@orgarct Seridiclo, gir. 402, Siio-
@oaIOin. Str, muroe al oen Sdnoen
Ger rchten 5citc imo am 9iiidcn pcr.
branut. 5ron ySeIlie Sarriion 9oD.
ar0. Ctr, luuroc om Gorpcr unO on
Sen 9lrmcn Ucrbrannt uno crIitt
ShnithpunOcn am Senic. Scr llns
toQ luilroe pcriirioAt, ais cine Ful'
perpodmoidinc olIBcr Sromng ge-
rictb. @cioe 6rauen lunroen I'M
9}ot05oipitol Ger @eieaihoit bebon'
<clt uno SRI 3aridicIO mlroe ipo-
ter no9 Dem @lercD.Solpital &C.
6ra@t.
8on 9teQern u6criobren.
Gic &oli5ci OeS norO0itlihen 81.
iiriftS iud)t 5pei gle0cr, oic ant
Gienitog 9l6cno in eiucn glntomobil
nit GROCER @eicbwiuoigfcit Die Caro-.
line.Str. binunteriubrcn mo in Der
9i66e Scr NlcGIoerrp.Str gcgcn ei.
ncn @Gi6ercimogcn raultcm mobci
Der 1ubrmom mlf bic StroBc &c.
i6lcuOcrt mur0c mo ii6 Gin 9ein
ucrrcnftc. Eoli5iii 9edcr, Der oqS
gnltomobil ouboltcn uolltc, tonnte
mir Onr6 cincn ihneIlcn Seiten.
lprlmg fem 2c6cn rcttcl.
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QInS Nom nnseewicIgn.

Berlin TO- Sanllar Iic
olleberiee Notwithstanding gibt
0as 8olgenoc befannt
Ser @r6lat Sitter pon @erlaA
(@ouiigaor BON @crlad)), criicr alls-
iibcuoer &riDat @dnmerer ieincr
Seiligfeit puroe ge5upngen &out
3l perlaiien, imo fam IA 9ugono.
S1peij, an. @r lit Der eili5ige oeiIt.
ide @rdlat in ser llmaebtns oes
4sapites. Gie @ntentemdbtc 0ran.
gen ottrd geruiitina Der italieni-
ibcn &egierlng ouf ole Aisiueihing
0cs @rGlaten. GrosOem cr 8u ben
peri0nIihen Gichittbueiloen oes 9ap-
ties eeb0rtc, niiBte oieier oen Grair
Gen Der glliirten nohgebel,"
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1iir Taniiarc euair6apicr.

bic geiuno6eitibdolidcn 3l1tduoe in
2ogirbduicru pcroen 5on Der go,
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mittllmgS 9nrean
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r,eroen lolten, Oapon wlrocn geitern
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Or. SoporO 81. GcQp, iomic BON 9le.
vraientonten ser Ser. @obltbdtig-
fcits. .@cIeui6aiteiL scr o@ollnteerS
ii 9lmerico", Der oSciIsarmce" uno
Scr ,SecmonnS $etbcI Union" ge'
bort batten.
Or. 4cuv Dattc in oen lcBtcl gSo.
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3.rt. Ole N2amcr laeen auf oen
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cine etoois 5aru 5u imtcrhreiten.
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.WlarOlanO GaInaItu Go".


Die ,,N3arplono Gaiuoltp 60. bot
ioebcn i6rcn Sobresberi@t I'M Druid
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bic gcIomnlten @utbnben Der Selell.
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ionen belouit. Gic @eieIlibait be.
5nblte oil Stcucrn I'M le6ten Sabre
Die rieiige Sumne pou $274,973.35.
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Snnser glnsrriarr.

Ger Is Sabre olte 1bomos DC
glooreD wnroe geitern @orgcii in CT.
mem 9ilioro5inuner per6aitet ino
in Die norowcIilide Goli3eiitation oe'
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miro Dorldufig fcitocbolten, md6reno
ole @6iloOelpbia.9 .9cborOen bcuodj'
rid)tiot mur0ca.
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gllnl[trn hic ylcLt irhen.

Gic FlGne, melhc Der II Sabre
olte Sobn 3. 9Lbernetbp mo Der t6
Sabre oltc Charles @ood bon Gbo-
pei 'SiI, q. g.. eci6mieoct batten,
um Die @elt 5u ie6eu, iuurOen geitcrn
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por oen @ebeinpoIi5iiten Gobler lm0
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bieiige 9oli5ei mar criuGt morben,
naH Sen 5pei &uaben ltmidali 5li
balten sic batter crit Dor 5lpei
Sogen bic cIterlidcu @obnunaen per-
IaHeH lno maren nibt penig iiber.
roidt olS tie eeIiern gl6euo bon Der
@oli5ei III Debut genoumen iuur0eu.
Die Gltern Der glisreiBer purOen be.
nacbridtiot.
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SciidJtistcn bic glnsfalIitatipn Der
gLbanasfannl,g ,gLnIaae.

Inter 5iibruug oes 4roieiiors Q.
9lot6lcD beiitbtigten 30 iunge 0o-
men bonn u@ouder College eeitern
Oic glusfoaitotion Der itdotiicbeu glb-
augsfonol g(nlnge am god 9tipcr.
9llS Oen jungcn 0omcn bel Der 8c-
iibti9ung Scr @uiribtunoen mitgc.
tbeiIt mnrOe, OoB ole 9onoliiirlIng
Der Sto0t $23,00O,0O0 9efoitet babe,
mo@ten einige OericIbcn eroBe 9hugcu
lno ibicnen iid 5li punOern ooB
iiberboilpt 70 biel @elo in 9olti-
more lei.
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NSlSblidler sob.

gSiaion s. @ribolt 80 Sobre alt,
in glr. 249, gior6.2uaerne. StroBe,
wobuboft uuo bon 9eritf ein S6nci.
Der murOe um Dienitoe, htr3 bor
Neittoe, an Der Gfe BON Central.
gloeme ino @lonituent-StroBe plos.
lid fronf lno niiBte IN Der norooit.
liden 9lnbulon5 nod Oeut oSt. So
iepb's Soipitol" eebrodlt peroen, mo
ole gLer5te cine 2ungenent5iinOung
feltitenten. Scr 3uitonO oes Dtan.
mes Deridlintnerte iin 8uieben0s uno
Inn 125 llbr eeitern gladnittag CAB
CT Ieinen @eiit ouf.
Coroner SnsleD miro cine lllters
luAung aniteQen.
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2onOorL 10, Sanuar. Gin
Telegram bonn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III glnlterOani iogt,
o9lad Scr 3eitnns n2eS 9scit
pcacs" Bat Der iteapertreteiioe @eue-
rol-@olpcrnelr BON geleien. Barren
BON Sucbne ciucn @rluB baiaiut gc
ma6t nod melncti cine gln3a9l @el,
aier, oic iid am 6. Te5eluber Ourch
@affengcpolt sen @ca nah Sollono
bobnen iuollten mo bon melhen 80
5lm Gooe pernrtbcilt piiroen DaB
0ic Eo0esitrnie ii lebensIouelidj
3ud6tbouS umgeluanOelt fmroe oa
iid 0ic WlGuuer nidt Der SAuerc
ibrcS Ger6reAenS beluubt maren. SIN
@ieoerbolin9siulle miro Scr @ouner.
neitr feline @uaoe iuolten laiieu~
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GrNanate i'd in SOIpitaI.

Benedict Sbure mar bel Oert 6peiten
Scl6itnor0oerindc criolgrci6.
stiir5tc iid 5nerit aus cinem
6enltcr mo brad Gin @ein.
@lrOc ooun cr6dngt ai @cttc
qeiuuoen. Sotte Oie Sonoo.
gen ais Strid oeupanot.
@cueOict Sbuc, 30 Sabre olt, Der
i'm ct, SSoiepb'S poipitaI ais 6abr.
itubIiiibrcr beiGGitigt mar mo sort
ieinc @obnlng bate iprang in Der
Gienitog g}adt gegen II llbr aus
einem Seuiter ocs orittet StodmcrfS
oeS ,5t. Soiues @nrO-@eb6uocs"
in Sen sol uro bra4 CHI @eiu. Gr
mitr0e BON einem Scr 9ler5te oeS
SoipitoIs oer6unocp imo no6 icinent
Simmer gebrod6t. 9aS Die &raufcn.
pflegcrin SRI. gtnua @illcr, geitcrn
9todmittog Inn 1@5 ll1r oic Ebiirc
0eS 3immcrs oiinete, iun eincu Ser
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iie Sbure, an icinem Bette ban.
genO. toOt Dor @r bate Die Ban.
ooecn bon ieinem 9ein eeuomuicu
unO iid Oonit auigctniipit. Ger
Monu bate md6reno Der lebten paar
Gage itorf getrinfen. Ger Coroner
mlrOe benahrihtigt,