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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
GREEK LABORERS
PROTEST BLOCKAD
(By Associated Press.l


Piraeus, March 1.-THE presidents
of the 800 labor unions of The Piraeus
and Athens have presented American
Minister Droppers with a protest for
transmission to the president of the
United States, against the allied
blockade Of Greek ports.
What is most painful" says the
protest, sis that the blockade is be-
ing continued even after the govern
ment has accepted and executed the
onerous conditions of the last ultimaC-
UNI Of the powers, who have formulat-
ed no new demands whose acceptance
could bring about the lifting Of the
blockade.
This last measure touches the
harmless population Of women, old
folks and children whose lives are re-
spected even in time of war.
Under the\ protection Of the block
ade a revolutionary movement, con-
Quoted by a small number Of traitors,
is spread in the Aegean islands by
the spectre of hunger. The foodstuffs
consigned to the commission charged
with supplying food to the country are
seized by the very powers maintaining
the blockade and turned over in vio-
lation Of all justice to those who have
fomented and directed the Saloniki
movement. This arrangement makes
it evident that even when the blockade
is raised, the country will be men
aced by famine. This situation has
greatly upset the commercial relations
with all neutral countries and espe-
cially the United States.
Cali the unions and syndicates of
working men, through the signatories
Of these presents address the liveliest
protest to all the neutral lands against
this violation of every human and d.
vine right, and particularly approach
the government of the United States
in the hope that it will be willing to
use it's voice to bring about cessation
of these unheard Of measures against
a neutral state"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
SCOTTISH
RITE WORK
UNDER WAY

The Scottish Rite reunion opened
this morning at o'clock, the opening
address, made by Hon. A. b. Guptill,
being listened to with much interest
The fourth degree was presented in
full form before noon by Venerable
Master F. l.. Anders and his efficient
corps of workers. and this afternoon
the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth degrees were all presented with
full ceremonial, while the tenth to the
thirteenth were communicated, and
fourteenth will occupy all Of this
evening. The full musical program
will be presented in connection with
this degree.
Lunches are being served at the
temple at noon and at 6 o'clock, so as
to keep the workers and the class on
the job all the time and save any long
waits.
Tomorrow afternoon will be the only
time when no ritual work will be pre-
scented. This is left open so that the
class picture can then be provided for
and other matters looked after.
In the afternoon the fifteenth and
sixteenth degrees will be communicated
and these will be followed by the pres
entation Of the Seventeenth in full
form under the charge of Wise Master
| J. H. Worst, while in the evening the
eighteenth will also be given with full
ceremonial.
Tomorrow evening the banquet will
be rendered to those who took the de-
grees in 1910 to 1912. An interesting
time is expected.
There will be some accessions to
the class tomorrow. and more visitors
are expected. The reunion 10 passing
off very pleasantly according to the
reports Of the brethren.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
.BAYARD IS NOT
OUT FOR JOB
Fargo, N. D., March 10, 1917.

Fargo, n. D., March 10, 1917.
Fargo Forum: / have heard 1t re-
ported by the opponents to Mr.. Mills,
that he had promised me a position In
the police department. wish to- state
he has promised me nothing, as have
not asked for anything, and am not
looking for anything in the police de-
partment.
/ had nothing to do with Mr.. Mills
coming out as a candidate for police
commissioner.
Sam Bayard.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
". E. ALAIR SUCCEEDS
ROBERT G. VALENTINE
Special Agent For. Northern assurances
Has Been Assigned to PacIIo
Coast Field.

w. e. AIair. who for the past five
wears has been with the Globe Under
writers and made his headquarters IN
New Rockford. has been named TO
succeed Robert G. VALENTINE, who Tor
ten years has been special agent OF
the Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. OF
London, for the Dakotas.
Mr.. Alair needs no Introduction 10
the field of insurance men, as he Is
known as one of the live-wires OF the
business. and his success is recogniz-
ed in his being selected to take Mr..
VaIlentyne's place. AS in the case
with Mr.. VALENTINE, Mr.. Alair viii be
found at the offices Of Anheier, - oder
81 Risteigen on First avenue north.
Mr.. VALENTINE stated this afternoon
that he would be in Fargo until about
the first OF the month, assisting Mr..
Alair in getting his work started. He
will then go to Spokane, where he will
make his headquarters.
In his ten years with the Northern
Assurance Co. here Mr.. VALENTINE
has made a large number of friends
who will be sorry to see him leave,
but who congratulate him upon his
being selected for a larger field.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
GET DRUNK" BY
CHEWING CORDITE
(By Associated Press.)

r.ondon March 12.-Officials of the
MINISTRY of munitions have discover
ed that a good deal Of the drunken
mass" attributed to women and COM
paratiyely young girls is due TO an
o+rer and hitherto unsupported cause
+ba chewing of cordite. the smokeless
explosive used in the shell OF cannon
and the ammunition of small arms
The explosive is being used as sort
of "pick-me-up" by the tired mum
tion workers, but it's effect on their
health il very injurious and remedial
measures are being taken by the
authorities. III a..
axhilarating effects of a hlgnly
stimulating drug ana cannot De lamp
cred with except at great FISK. It's
affacts on the nervous system are liza
mediate and ultimately deadly. be-
sides. like all such drugs 1T has 70 DC
taken in increasing quantlties II tne
exhilaration is to be maintained.
The effect of cordite as an lnton.
cant" was first discovered during the
South African war. some . prlei ~.
soldiers found to their surprise that by
eating cordite they could get all the
excitement of the most powerful mar
cotic-and all the terrible effects'
too. .4 20
parts of -glycerine. 81 parts gun
cotton and five parts Of mineral 1eny.
zach cartridge contains 60 cylindrical
stands of cordite.
An official of the ministry OF NUM-
4;oy,s ernerinented on himself by SUCK
mo q strand. He found that 1t tasted
sweet pleasant, and pungent, but II
res1Ilted in giving him the most rack
ing splitting headache, and 1t lasted
for SO hours.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12

Chicago Herald: The well-to- do
manufacturer who made a hobby of
archaeological research was travelling
in Palestine when news reached him
of an addition to his family. The
manufacturer sacrificed archaeological
to parental joys. Providing himself
with some water from the Jordan to
carry home for the christening, he al
once set out for Kentucky.
On the morning appointed for the
baptismal ceremony he arrived at the
church ahead OF the rest Of the fam
lily in order to hand over the precious
water to the preacher. AS he pulled
the flask from his pocket the minister
held up a warning hand.
mot now, not now" he said softly
Maybe after church Is out"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
Three Dead in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, March IL. - The death
list resulting from the cyclonic wind
storm that levelled numerous houses
in Hyde Park, in the east end of this
city, last night, had not increased to-
day. Three people, two men and a
boy, are dead while hospital authori-
les are working to save the lives OF
four others who are known to be
dangerously injured.
More than thirty houses were either
completely levelled to the ground OF
damaged to such an extent as to make
them uninhabitable. The rescue work
was efficient, however. and all of the
homeless were taken care Of by neigh
bors. .-...
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12

Word has been received in the city
that DR.. I'll. q. Leonard. former pas
tor Of the First M. E. church Of this
city, now pastor of the Hamline M p.
church, ST. Paul, was quite badly in-
ilred when he stepped through an
open ventilator in the church and
fell about ten feet to the basement
floor DR.. Leonard suffered a frac-
tured rib, lost several teeth and was
badly bruised. He is recovering.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
THE COMEBACK

The Comeback" man was really
never down-and-outs His weakened
condition because OF over-work, lack
of exercise, improper eating and living,
demands stimulation to satisfy the cry
for a health-giving appetite and the
refreshing sleep essential to strength.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
the work They are wonderful Three
Of these capsules each day will put q
man on his feet before he knows It,;
whether his trouble comes from uric
acid poisoning, the kidneys, gravel or
stone in the bladder, stomach derango-
ment or other ailments that befall the
oyer-zeaIous American. Don't wait until
you are entirely down-and-out, but
take them today. Your druggist will
gladly refund your money If they do
not help you. 25c, soc and $500 per
box Accept no substitutes. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on every box.
They are the pure. original, imported
HARLEM Oil Capsules -~AdVt. i
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
WITH JOHN :. PAuI SON

Senator Paulson called at AJAX
er's Business College for q compe-
tent bookkeeper. Conrad Leraas
was recommended, secured the po-
s1tion and goes to work next week.
Is not the, fact that all A. b. C.
graduates get positions the best
guarantee that you will get one
when you are through? New term
| March 26.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
WINNERS IN ANNUAL
STOCK JUDGING TEST
Clifford Wilson Takes First in Open
Glass and o. B. Foss Wins
Shorthorn Heifer.

Clifford Wilson won first place in the
open class, August Lee, first place in
the short course class and o. B. Foss
won theg rade shorthorn heifer offered
by J. A. Powers, president of the North
Dakota Livestock association, in the
annual livestock Judging contest held
at the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege on Saturday afternoon.
It is a notable fact that in class
of sixty, Miss Vesta Steer. the only
girl in the agricultural course at the
college, took fourth place in the judg-
ing, making a score Of 637 out of a
possible 100.
Following are the winners and the
premiums:
Open class-First. Clifford Wilson,
$50: second. Walden Shinn. $40; third,
w. LII Johns. 81; fourth, Miss Vesta
Steer. SIS; fifth, Floyd Slingsby, So.
Short course class-First, August
Lee. So: second. Oscar Peterson, $5;
third, B. Edgarts. 81.
Highest heed score-O. B. Foss,
winner of grade shorthorn heifer.
For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
BOARD WAGES

London, March 12.-One result of
the voluntary rationing system now in
force in this country has been that a
large number of families in the fash
ionable quarters Of London have put
their servants on board wages, which
means that instead Of giving board to
servants the householder pays them
so much a week and let's them board
themselves. The reason for the change
is that the servants refused to eat the
restricted meals served to others in
the household. Board wages are now
generally twelve or sixteen shillings a
week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
IPLAN FOR CONVENTION
Ministers and Sunday School Workers
Will Hold Session Tonight At
Y. M. C. A.

A meeting Of the ministers, Sunday
school superintendent and workers
of Fargo. and Moorhead will hold a
meeting at the Y. M. c. A. this even
ing to lay plans for the annual con-
yentiona Of the North Dakota Sunday
School association, which will be
held in Fargo on June 10 and 20.
The officers OF the association are:
A. l.. Bishop, Fargo, president; w. J.
Lane, Fargo, recording secretary, and
M. B. Cassel. Hope. treasurer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12

For state news read The Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-12
SPANISH VETS MEET
Regular Meeting of Frederick keye
Camp Will be Held Saturday
Night, March IL.

Commander Thompson Of Frederick
Keye Camp, United Spanish War
Veterans. will hold a meeting next
Saturday evening, March II, at the
usual meeting place. This meeting
was to have been last Saturday even
ing, but was postponed because of a
number of other engagements that
would hold the attention Of members
Of the organization.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
gerIanst-@ei6Iidj.
Neutid,er qsinnier.gerein

Die gttalieber cbiaRH Berrins fEe btsr1Hif
frenglbIscfi erin6f. bem Qdnentegfnarb pes
AM "a cffober 1917 berftDrtereH 9tgHiers
eeruraJrn sTnlHe beute Rarsuiiiina MI 2 uhr
cem 1rarerbdufe. 267 nloiter sbenue. aus rectt
snolrei6 beSuiu09rer.
GprE Rrassr. Ger. II
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Sic 0srp.n Der @rORitdSter.

Sir bic Nerpen tonirnt 9aupfd4Iid
be @eruisiteQuns in 9etrodt. gs
iinb suraans niat plls Bsrufstlafen
IN sleitrm Wsnbe bei ben Rerpens
trnntbeiten betbiItgt. Sas iuirb man
ibne ipeitsr.s psriteben. fpenn man
behsntt, baB sipar einerisits iebes
Sroan bur4 Osrnebrte 2eiiting ses
ii6ihst perbtn fann, bab dber dfbts
rerisits bic Gefnbr beftebt. 81 itarten
Gnforberungen gu iirterliepen.
90 fnnn man cs begreifsu, bab bic
aopforbeiter perbdltniBmdBis of BON
glerpenf6Ddds hefalisn iperbsn. 4ber
niih uuter ben Wusielnrbtitsrn iinb
girpentranfhitrn tsirrstpgs unbes
tonnt, ia Iit ifrrb ipsii bGirfIeer. nIs
nan eeip51nlid onninunt. 9enn BEL
jeber Wfusfelarbsit III aud bas Rers
Deninifem fart betheiligt. Sbn. bic
9lerpen f5nnen bic Whisteln nidts leis
fen. ga nber beim geipDbnliden
Sanbarbsitsf Die EhGtigfeit bes Rers
renipftsms nidt sine berortis intens
iipe unb nnIfreHgerbe fpis beim 8opfs
nr5eitsr TT. 10 1T bic bdufigere Be-
ttsilisung bsr Iebteren bei ben gters
Osutrnntheiten peritdnbIih.
Gjef6brbet iino bic Dtusfdorbtitsr
bsIonbers ba, po beftininte Sadblibs
ttiten in 8etradt tonmen, bic bns
lsrpenTpitem su fddbieen gseiertt
Tnb. Gan man tnbeFen bic B5bers Bee
'bsTieiing Der 6irnnrbeiitr .tei ben
Jitrpentrnnfbeitsn felt, 70 muB f4
lisr1us cine bebsiit.nbe BsInifuns Der
SrubitnDt srssbsz, tvf be 9trnGrel
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Qplitifhes.
Su6n 8alpin seft iiber 9OOp nub
5errninalbau nit Iciuem 9eguer
i&arf ins 0eridE.

Geitern glbenO tparen Die repiibIi.
toniiGen Dd6ler on allen Srten Uni
Gnoen auf Den geinen un6 in iebem
Gtnottbeil tonnte man Broseiitpner
begegnen itno iih on SSeuerperf peis
oen. Mniienneridnurrliugen fonber
an Sibertp uro Susbes StrnBe, an
&onglportb uno Blum Strabe, In
9Orters Saqe, 517 g9eit Court Str.,
in Ger Conn &aq gu 9ort6 Sia, io>
tpie i'm SoreIt 8aroen, 1864 gine
GtruBe, ltatt uno nit benz grobartis
gen 9eiuh itano Der @ntbriiasuris
IN ginflapg, Der ii6 aqentbaIben
flurogab. Den &eonern ipuroe iiberz
all nit glufmerfianfeit gelauift nno
6ab ibre 2lrgunente iiber5eugten, be-
Dies Der bdufige geifaQ, Der ibnen
5utbeil tpuroe, 8eionoers ber5Ii6 mar
Die 9egriiBlng, Die oern Republicans
iden Sannertrdger Serrn SSobn 8ols
hin bereitet iDltr0e. @r ipra6 on orei
BIdBen, in Der @erimnndling I'M
55reien an Sibertp urb Sugbes Str.,
in 8on0 Siq iopie i'm SSoreft @ur,
Den, iulO feline 5iin6enoen @orte, peIs
die ON ben 8eritano Der @6bler appel
llrtcn, Oerfeblten ibre @irfung nifyt.
Serr @jaloin erinnerte 0arun, onB
iein @egner nod inrner rift Die
l5rogen beanttportet bdtte, bic er on
lin nit 8e5ug auf @opi6 Srorriit uno
%oop geIteQt, Delhes Brpjeft our9
Ginbaltsoerfabreu 5u pereiteln 6ip
sSitbrer Der oernofpotii6en &anrpngne
6it Die groBte W2iibe gegeben batte1
Serr IQen babe aber ldngIt bernerft,
9aB 0as Brojeft popular lei uno 6e$.
balb iltdpe er lid gu ialoiren; bic Sp-
politionen bdtten aber ipeoer er nod
ieine SRntbgeber oufsegeben.
Sluh Degen bet oe,1Iofrutifden
Gtellungnabne nit $3e5ug altf nas
9abnbofsproieft babe &ebner perue,
bens GuStitrlft oerlalgt. ssn eirem
SS55nterDieD babe Serr &IIen ie6of, erz
Hart, 6nb 6ie SI6bu6ntrnitees bic
2erninaIien bmien ioIlten, tr,6em bic
Staot Cincinnati 20 Mhlionen IN
Bombs berauseabe. 9ieie ietne Stels
lung babe alIen in 0ffertIider 0e5e
befrdftigt. Serr @uln4n beu1erffe, bas
@iie1tbobnterminalien fin uns cine
Sebensfrage tpdreu unb mir tpisr6en
fte betonanen un6 stpar eebmIt mt
bem @eI6e Der giie1tbubnen Serr
@dloir CAB Der lleber5elgiutu 9luss
bruf, oaB IN 6iefer ssroge 6ie Galtfs
manni6aft, 6te giirgerorparifutio.
nen uno Die arbeiterihaft birrer ibm
itdnoer. a1en gebore alr 6en1ofroti.
f9eu Organization un6 biefe bobe ii@
fir ben @ou Der 5errriraiien nut oent
Selbe Der Biirser entT9abea. Dos
babe 3lir SoIge eebabt, bob DE @iierp
babneE+ lDsIGe ssaera ndEEp bGeit J
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better In Der Grpbffobt pro5entiial
ipeen.fib itGrier pertreten iinb als in
ter Gletnftuot ober nif bem 2allbs.
menn iibrigsns, mas DFters Der Gdli
IN, ornenommsn ipirb. tnB Der Rom
aurrenstanrpf IN Der 9rcbitdbt lebbdf
fer unb bab infofsebeHen bier bos
Tsrp.nIbifem sbsr sef6breet III als
auf bem QarIbe unb in Der RleiHitaot,
10 III bies in maHGer 9iHiiHt Elm
Srrfhum.
g8snn Der groBffdbter sur Come
mersseit Bel elmer Mdnberuna iiter
tie geroe in Der Gerne ein 96rfhsn
cber EN- SidDtden liea.n iieh. bos
nus BEN Griin her Bdims herpors
bIidt, 70 preift er bic fritbIihs Gage
ienes Dries, unb er turn q ii6 bnnn
nitto pcrftelIen, tdb bort Gbnlit.
sanpfe iiattfirben i5nneT ME in fti'
n.r srObitdDtiiten Seimuf9. @er
ober zine 3eit lang IN tintm ioifen
Ort, leti, ertenrtt febr Fob, odb bas
grisrlifs nur cine sGuffuna mar.
tob menf6li6e asiberidaftsn, Qeib,
Tibaunfi, 6aB, eiFerfudi an biefer
f6einbaren Stdtts beg 5rieDens oori
ebtnfo b1uien, ME in her unrlfhtqsu
@robftnpt, bos ebenfo tpie in bieler
aiit, bort Msnihsn sirdnber befebbsn.
boB Gsoismus, SobTudi, gbr9eil
aid bort bic Tritbfebsrn bes Gan.
belns fino.
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SiesesIDge Sarnsrri.

Sie SieeeslOss go. 7o1, Q. 8. g.,
reranftoltst SonHtug, %. Sttober, i'm
Deutfden &IuD eine Qbenbunterbols
tuns nebff SdnS. lin 2 llbr Ru6mits
tags Dirb Der ntuuniformirte 9rubens
ita5 on mebrete 4anbibutsn ben l., 2.
unb 8. 9rob srtbeileu unb 5Dor in
9egenpart peri6iebener @rObbeamter.
Der 9ziibeH. Sdnser9or er0ffnet
bonn I'm 4 llbr Radmittass bns
reihtnitlee llnterbdltungs pros
sramn. on bem ou9 nod anOere 9es
idngrereine ibeilnebmen. Sir bic Be-
ipirttung Der 9dite nit Spetfs tMb
3rorf itno e6enfo1s austommli3e
8prte9runaen estroffen.
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be bsauianbsten SbeiIe aussnmsrssn.
- Die biefiss ppIissi ipurbs ses
itern bon ben 8sbOrben in gbottas
nOogc. Senn. Rno9rt@tist, bdb 2ouis
Seibert bon go. 1854 9eresfprb
4perue. Stanlsp Mabonsp BON Der
9aff Gpenue unb Grnit gieri9 BON
Jfo. 2144 9aff Gbenus, fi1 in Saft
befinben. 9ie giirid9en fparen, ME
bereits beridtet, porseftsrn ben Sers
ren gltern bur9gebrdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

Tremb IN Der 6eimaib.
sSn sfr 6efniaff mar icb rieber,
glIes bdb' iG mir bfsbu.
als Gin Hrenber nuf unb risber
Uiubf ih in ben Gtraben eehn.
Rar i'm Syrieb6uf fern dlleine
Dab Id manfen syrennb erfnnni,
llrn Bel einen 9eifrnifetns
Siiblr 'tb eine l.ife lSdnb.
martin Grsii.
gDeItbIid-
wenS i'd niein.u 9Ii6 ptm blcneu
llnbgren3ten 6irnmds5eIt,
Mirb bon fpuuoerborem Sttouen
OH bic Seele mir erbellt.
Gon bes iIinern gtdjtes E6eine
GftpinSet plSbficb 3eit uno Raiim.
Bid itb nrf has ehbie Cine
uus Der Dtiige buIfflen 1rdrm
gerrseIn fddag' idi tief I'M Grinb.,
Eterns finb Der mipfef SIR.
limb Der msft oebeinie qnnbe
gtrSmt bur@ ole Abern mir.
81 bns ar1ne fh rerloren
gpie Der grnnbuns Sdnum ssrT6tuf.
Glsi4 BEN pb5nir rsu rt5pren
ggirb mein Getft gum Gsifi Der megi.
D. RON gottf&olL
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easb aduftr GfrDsn eis fiir stn
gZrnpi0r - eiruieeu .earb EHbsrs DRcoa,
ssrs-, ntsr 900 fyurm>grranire IN tseer drs-
enbs arotssicf beH Qierrfbnmern unh aafn.
Nm bon istem eioat 30 Ssiten, tltftfr
9t1bnno In spei 1drtsn. 2se per Jder.
stns. Gest- o te xrnfr. S0pa
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tuaren, Die SerrrtiraIien auf eigene
Soften 81 erridten, bon 6teier SteIs
lung abfamen, beun es 1T ia beoeus
teno aneenebmer, tpern man Die 8iir'
ger in oie Saiden gretfen Ioiie Serr
aaen bat iid bis gu Oieeier Sturt0e
ausgefd)tpiegen, reip. lit elmer oirefteu
geanttDortl,ng Der Srage a1ts oem
g9ege eeeongen. SobaIo er ober
merle, pie oie @olfsitiuutiug iei,
tuerOe er berlinfommen, gera6eio lDie
beim 2oop. 9ieie 9efebrung in Glitter
Stltnoe iei aber Ieif,t 3u orrbihauen:
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