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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
Additional Society
National Suffrage Plan For
Seruice Equally Applicable to
Time of Peace or Time of War

Plans for gripping suffragists to-
gether for constructive national~serv--
ice in the event of war have gone for
ward with dispatch and thoroughness
since the executive council of the Ma
tionaI American Woman Suffrage asso-
citation, issued its note to the president
and the government, on Feb. Is. On
behalf of the government of the United
states. the secretary of war has accept
ed the ofrer OF aid made by the associa-
ton.
What is particularly recommending
the nationals plan to suffragists Ia its
equal applicability to time of peace or
bulletin. Day by day they mobilize in
ever-increasing numbers to back up
their country's need. Their plans are
formulated now and are dramatic in
their simplicity Department of Suf-
frags Agriculture and the Suffrage
Thrift division-for the elimination of
waste-are the two main divisions into
which the work is grouping. Mrs. Hen
ry Wade Rogers, treasurer of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage asso-
citation, is chairman of the department
of Suffrage Agriculture, and Mrs. Wal
ter McNab Miller, ranking officer of
the National American, Woman Suf-
frage association, is chairman of the
Suffrage Thrift division.
Members of both committees have
waited upon the secretary OF agricul-
ture and he has endorsed the suffrage
plan as being as good for peace as for
war and promised the hearty cooper
alton of the department of agriculture.
The National American Woman SUI
frage association is now issuing ma
tiofl-wide appeal to suffragists through
their state presidents and state execu-
tive boards to spread the knowledge
that the National American Woman
Suffrage association desires to encour-
age the enlistment of all women whose
opportunities permit for increasing the
national food supply by gardening and
farming and the elimination OF waste.
AS to. the establishment of employ
ment bureaus for women. the national
association proposes through its local,
state and national headquarters, to
register the names and quaiflcations
Of women available for occupations
which men will leave to enter the
army: to supply these women to en-
ployers and to protect the work OF
such women. Mrs. Claude u. NuRaut
has been named local chairman of this
serve on this committee,
For the increase of the food supply
by the training OF women Tor agr1cuI-
tural work and the elimination OF
George e. Miller has been named as
the head, the aid of the department of
agriculture will be sought, in planning
systematic courses for women to ac-
ton by women of garden plots and va
cant lots in cities, will be encouraged
at the same time that the larger i'm
portance of regular farming is urged.
The executive council of the Nation
al American Woman Suffrage associa-
ton expresses its further Willingness
to help. thus:
"As the Red Cross, in which many
Of the suffrage members are Jealous
workers, is already equipped to render
hospital service, we offer our organic
ed service in other fields, and We prom
Use continued cooperation with the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

One missent letter makes more
trouble to the postoffice than a hum
dred properly addressed. Over 10000
900 letters and packages went wrong
last year. Seven million nineteen thou
sand four hundred thirty-six of them
were DESTROYED because the owners
could not be found. Checks, drafts,
and money orders were in these letters
to the amount Of $250.000. Merchan-
disc that cannot be delivered is sold
and the money goes towards paying
for this extra work. One cent Is now
charged for returning advertised let
ters. This has brought in $1,000 in
the past six months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

Our ice cream dishes held two hun
dred and fifty million gallons in all
last year. At 80 cents gallon we
must have paid $2O0.00O.O00 for this
sort of refreshment. This was about
sixty dishes a year for all the people
in the United States. In the past ten
years the sales have doubled and are
still growing The first ice cream
served in America was placed before
her guests by Dolly Madison at the
White House. John Brown, who gave
his life for the black man.. was among
the guests at a WASHINGTON gathering
one evening where oyster patties and
ice cream were being served. When
the walters reached him he would not
take any. as he wasn't hungry"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

names are sent in to Mrs. Miller, at
III Madison avenue, New York city, so
that follow-up of work and material
may be sent them. The immediate ne
cessity, however, is to appoint chair
men, enroll members and plan for eff
fective campaign for the elimination Of
waste. In SO doing will we prove our
selves valuable citizens worthy of the
right protective of all rights'-the bal
lot"
AS now planned. this contribution in
national service will be made by the
National American Woman Suffrage
association to the government, through
the National Council of Women, that
organization having been designated
by the National American Woman Suf-
frage association as its choice to act
as a clearing house for all national
organizations of women.
We receive our satisfaction in salts
flying our customers. Herbst's.-
AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA



When those sharp pains 60 shooting
Through your head, when your skull
seems as II il would split. just rub .
little Musterole on the temples and
neck II draws out the Inflammation,
sooffes away the PAIN usually giving
quick relief.
Musterole Is clean, white ONT
Rnent, made with oil of mustard.
Better than q mustard plaster and
does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat
bronchitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheu-
lnastisn, Iumbago, pains and aches OF
the back or joints, sprains, sore mus-
lcies, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet
colds Of the chest Ut often prevents
ipneumonia). II is always dependable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
PAPERS IN TOWNLEY SUIT
SERVED AT GRAND FORKS
Action by State Senator J. A. Englund.
of kenmare, Against Nonpartisan
President, Formally Under
Way.

Papers in Sen. j. A. Englunds suit
for $50 600 damages against Pres. A. c..
TownIey, of the Nonpartisan league,
and a group Of other defendants. were
served on Mr.. Townley at Grand Forks
yesterday.
The suit grows out of a meeting
held in Kenmaif, recently. when resolu-
lions against senator EnRlund were
adopted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
WALTERS WILL ADDRESS
FOREIGN MISSION WORKERS
Former Pastor of First Methodist
Chunch Coming Back TO the City
Next Week.

DIR. ]. M. Walters, former pastor Of
the First Methodist church, Fargo,
viii speak at the jubilee program at
that church next Tuesday evening,
under the auspices OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary society.
Similar rallies are to be held in sew
enty cities of the United States, mark
ing the halfway point in the nations
wide observance of the fiftieth ami
versary of the organization Of the
foreign mission work
Paints and screens. Carlisle &
Bristol.-Advt.
We will buy or sell your property.
Hodgson Realty Co.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
LODGE NOTICES

w. r. Addison. w. NJ: Stated
meeting of Shiloh lodge No. l, A. F.
& A. NJ. will be held in the Masonic
temple Friday evening. April Is at
1880 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

Office of e. C. Gearey. clerk of court.
They are Thor Knutson and Alex j.
Johnson. Norwegians by birth and
residents Of Fargo; Erick A. Wickman,
Swede, resident of Fargo: Anton john
son, Dane. living at Hunter; George
r. Christian, English, resident Of Far
go. -
o. E. McCracken. superintendent:
We have party in Alberta, Canada,
who wants a good woman or girl fog
the season or year and will pay SPLEEN
did wages and pay the fare in adj
vance. We have a man and wife,
Scandinavian. with three boys from
5 to years Of age. who want work
on a farm for bachelor or widower
preferred. We now have applications
for girls and women on farms more
than we can fill. Anyone wishing either
help or those looking, for work will be
given our best attention at this time
of year and none need be unemployed
for 1t Is not unusual for us to have
twenty places a day for men and
women. We have also O great de-
mand for cast clothing of all kinds
especially for women and children and
viii be glad to call for same. anyone
phoriing us during the spring house
cleaning will thus greatly assist in the
work. Phone Glad Tidings mission
35S-w. or address lie Front Street,
Fargo. N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

S Louis F. Swift has bought $4,000
acres of land in the San joaquin VAL
ley for 100000 to engage in beet
growing. AS president Of the packing
concern of Swift and Company he has
seen the wisdom OF helping the coun-
frY'R production of sugar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
Land TRANSFERS
Warranty peeds.

-ohn c. Ross and wife to Roy T.
/ aker, lot 8 blk Huntington's ad.
1892
Huntington's ad: $30S.
Bernard Wee and wife to Tom
Skauge. lots 20S-209. Belmont p. ad;
$275.
A. M. Grosvenor to. w. T. Sprake, lot
Is blk Z Dalrymple & C. ad Casselton;
81.
VIM. F. Sudro to Helen M. Sudro,
lot % blk 8 Bolley's subd Chapin's ad;
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

Natural gas is a source of great
wealth in West Virginia, but it is
piped to other states and the gas
shortage at home has caused suffering
by the closing down or plants depend
ing on the natural supply. The leg1s-
lature proposes to forbid by law the
transportation of natural gas across
state boundaries. Maryland. Pennsgl-
vania. and Ohio have been large
customers for West Virginia's gas.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

The Sunday edition Of one Chicago
newspaper recently was nearly 100000
copies. -Four hundred twenty-five tons
Of paper were used. To supply this
paper, about eighty-fou acres Of
growing timber were cleared and the
wood brought to the mills in Canada
where $40 men worked four days to
freight cars. each loaded with twenty
eight tons Of paper. brought the stock
to Chicago. More than sixty truck
loads each weighing seven tons were
used to carry the paper to the press
rooms. This paper stock, put end on
end and sheet touching sheet. would
make g paper path Is inches wide and
space 81 es.B55.sea square fest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12

The pleasure OF shopping is two
| fold. You receive unexcelled service
and you choose from new stocks where
choice is easy. Herbst's.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
TEMPERATURE

a. R oRAssE Special Observes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-19

- @us Seem 9raunfels fommt DIE
9eafrift, oaB bort, I'M Alter BON fta'
be5n 60 Sahren Garl Sanr, elmer
ser befannteften uno beiiebteiten BE
wobner Ser Stnbt, geItorben iit-
Sour itammte' aus Berlin, batte cine
quite Gr5iebllHg genoiien uno fam I'M
sitter BON "a Sabren nad SeTas
gr NOR bier anfungs i'm @eifoft
bon Sugo & Shmelter angelteat
manote iid ip1ter Der SanoDirtlhait
gu, mar aud cine 3eit lang sebrer
uno par Damn piele Sabre i'm Got
tongel61ft tatg. aIs Gle Neu
8raunfeller 8rmierei gegriinoet rpar,
De, D1blte man i'm gum IicezFrdil-.
benten, aIs tpelber &c fleiBig fi,r ben
IAmfbnu oes @eihdftes ~senrbeitet bat.
2esten @inter erfrnnfte er an eineYrs
Rierenleioen 8alieriudt trat biit5,t
5uno lestere bat iest iei1ef 600 bsr=
|beiaefiibrt. Ser @erltorbcne mar
INIT einem friiberen Sri. Stein per-
|beiratet rrb binterldBt nuBer ieiner
Satin elmer Sobn uno cine perbei-
rntete godfer, ssrnu Gbpin Simon-
Muf, ieine SHUTTER lebt oriiben nod in
Dattldlano nno ebenio Elm grlloer III
Muitin.
Ser &artopirtlhnftsfomniildr
Oupis marnt oie Jartner, Die OILS Sc
leanten mud Dem State Jarmer's
,snItitute, ong am 25,, 26. uro 81.
ssuli obgebnlten miro, reiien fpollen,
napor, Sreipaiie 81 benlsenr ipeun
fie etpu irgeno ein 0ffentlid)es Amt
befleioeten. Mah Oem nellen 8eieb
lit sic 8emusl!ng BON Sreipd1en nidt
MIR aaen County nno Stuatsbeanl-
ten. nit Musnabme Der Sanitatsbe-
amten nno oes Sberiffs, iopie 5peier
ieiner Deputies, per6pteH, ionoern
and alien Sdultrultees mo alien Of
fentliden Notaren, tuenn oieie nid)t
angciteIte Der 9obnen limO.
SIN Sigblano Yarf SIT VI
goIo muroe ote 2eid)e oes l6tuer
reihen nno bodbeiabrten 5bomas
s. 9nons, zines friiherefl Sieb5iid-
tiers aus Stlper Gitp, q. So, ge-
funoen. 2pons mur6e auf Dem
gabnbofe BON einem un%befonnter
Manne in einem automobil in G1n.
pfona genommen nno fabr nit Die.
lem fort. Seitoem tpltroe CT nidi
mehr lebeno geieben. GerSdaoel Dee
@etoteten tpeilt mebrere Bride aii
uno feline Sanoe 5etgen Itnrfe ab'
ldiirfungen, Der iettere ltmltanS
Idst oarm,f idyIieBen, oaB Der be-
iabrte Maim ieinein angreifer itar.
| fen 3ioeritmo e~ntsegenfebte uni
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8reie Yrtie fit seras: sonnabenb 6en 10. Mai 1917.

bie &ronfbeit cine nod ld)llnmere
ISprm allnebnleu aDitroe, menn tie
ni6t l6lertniglt in cine anoere Inn
gebullg fdr1en. @nf Die @nlpfeD-
luna oes Mr5tes bin ml1roen oie.
Trauelt Damn aus Dem @emabriam
entlailen nno iino utrter Sbbut III
res friiberen Seeliorgers, Or. 81.
sc. MmunIcn BON 8rooflpn, am
Sreitag obe1to nah Dem Noroen Obj
gereiit. Set 9ienitag bis 81 ibrer
Mbreile 6aben oie S6meitern meiter
nidts gegeiien as elm paar Sran-
qe1t rno 8altanen, pel6e 1ie IeIbIt
Id,altefI ober porber genau unter=
Indten, Oh niht etfua 8ift III Die
Srild)te bineill praftt5iert mare. Ser
@eiitlid)e miro Die 8eioen gu ibrem
in @ilfesbnrre, 9enn, mobnenoen
9rroer 8beeler @eromaE bringen
ser meitere Gorge fiir iie trogen
miro. Die 9eidJe BON Or. Sarab S.
Seromon 1T auf bemielben 3nee 5ur
geiletung nod 8enniplpanien ge=
ldidt. Ser Staatsanipalt bat Der
Mbreife ser beioen Sdhpeitern feline
5dipierigfeiten in oen @eg geiegt,
ou oielelbel1, falls Die @%ranojurD In
friminierenoe Snoi5ien gegen lie
finoen lolte, ia leidt uusgeliefert
tperoe1t fonnten. IS 1T inoeB faum
orl5unebmen, Dab lie in Mnflage5ll=
ltano periebt tperoen, neil Or. See
tier jett Ser afniidt tit, oaB Die ge=
ringe Guontitat Gbloral Sporat,
meld,e er inn Magen Der bolbper-
bullgerten Srau porgefunoen bat,
bel oeren eeidtpadtem 3uitanoe oetl
500 bat berbeifiiDren foni1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-19
u IIerI /.

2em @efebl, SaR 9entldje, Die
9ier ippbner, aber nod nid)t &ollbar=
ger fin6, 1ortbern arr bds iosenannte
erite pber mod CUR fein Hapier ba-
ben, iid obme Grlanbnisidein nidt III
Sic Nabe 6es SORTS, Mrienals nnb
Der Mrmeeipcider begebem biirfen, if
nnbeOinst ToIge sn leiften. Sir ra-
ten baber alien, sic iid in bieier Gage
befinben, iid beim 8un6esmaridaa
Nosers INT HoitgebGm6e st melocn
nrb iid ben betreffen6en Grlaubnis-
idJein aitsitellem at IaRen nnb alien
MnDr6mungen bes @aridalls o6er
oes genmtem, Ser iGnrbertritt, gena,i
syuIse 5it ~leiiten. cid bDr alien TN.
ten feinen ~ltmitGnSen pBre Grlanb<
nisidJein in bic Niabe Ser g~enannten
Geban6e at beseben. IS fGnnte bas
Don ben 1titattgenebmiten Jolgen fir
ben 8etreffenben iein. Nidt6ead-
flng Sieier MnorSnnng fam inter
u~uiitGnben cine s,uSlfmonatlide &c
iGn9nisitrafe nadJ iid sieben.
Infer gountDnnpalt fam
fiinffig 5uei Deputies o0er aiiiitea-
Ten ernennen. Sic 8iG, Die oies an
zor6nete, murne I'M Ietten Mugenblid
mod. onnt ben 8%emiibungen oes Sic
pr1lentanten Shleiinger, angerom-
men.
4ls &~nnoionten I'M neuen ID.
RongreBoiitrift baben iih bisber
s~nnqemeloet: garIos See, Son Nfil-
let BON Corpus gbriiti &ifter @al-
ter gimon BON CORPUS Gbrilti. Iuh
ser @tnntslenator Sarlep bon Sc=
giin foG Die Mblibt baben, als
aanoiont auf5utpeten nno natiirlib
lit GlnDoen pieoer inn 5eloe.
Stimnt gegen ben neucn
gyreibrief. gr birst Die @efabr, Die
z5fenern nod mebr 81 erboben.
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&esiitriernus Der 9entide,l, bic
feline 8iiraer limb.

Aae Oellti9en Die in unierer
| Staot IN ben iogenannten oerbote=
mem @e5irfen mobnen uno Die nod
gar feline 9iirgerpapiere ODER MIR
ocs i~ogenannte erite Gupier haben,
n%riiiien ii6 6eim 9unoesmari6aa
&ogers bis gum Il SUM regiltriereH
uno ii9 einen Grlau6nisIdeirL III
ieren Diitriften mobnen 81 oiirfeL
ansitellen laiien. Wer oielem Be
febl ntht nad)fonnnt, miro uerbaI=
tet meroen. 0as Geieb lautet fer
ner, oaB aae 9eutide, Die feline
giirger iinO nno oie jere %perbotenel1
8e5irfe paiiieren molen einen gr<
laubnisidein pom Wnridaa baben
uno ii6 audi 5ualeif) regiltrieten
lalien muilen. Iie pcrboteItel 9ir
jtrifte iino. Die @cgenb cine 6afbe
Meile mn ons Sort, cine balbe Diet
Re I'M bas ar1ennl, erne babe Werfe
Inn ore Standardization, cine bal
be Meile Inn oie Decentralization nlrD
cine babe Meile Inn iebes @ebdltoe,
oas gang fin ben @ebrud bes Sec
res uno ser SSlotte beltimnlt lit.
@ubrldeinlih geboren oa5u aub
olle 2%agerbduIer, Maga5ine mip.,
oie BON unIerm Militdr bemtst Ter
ben. Da nun peri6ieoene oieier
8ebaube, apie 8. g. oas @rienal an
bel frequentiertpn 8erfebrsltraben
unb StraBenbabnlinien liegen, ltno
cine Mm~rdberung on Tie oft fnum 5u
permeiben lit, 10 slauben mir, bab
es fir ale bier i~pobmeiroen Oeitt-
iden, Die nod feline 9iirger iino,
oas geite lein miro, iid benin guns
oesmorldaG regiitrieren uno iib Ell
mem grlanbnisfhein geben 81 laiieil
Sic. miiilem babel brei Hbotogra-
pbien BOT, iib ieIber mitbringett nidt
GROCER als orei BEL bret 3ol, anf
leiftem Yapier NIT meiBer Miif-
ieite ge0rudt, Ole aber niht auf
Bappe nufge5ogen lem oiirFen. @ir|
micoerbolen noh eimnal, \ oaB iidl
audi oieienigen regiltrieren lafien
mIIfen Die MIR Dos erife Hapier ba=
ben. ]
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amsidllas bebedte 6rn sanaeu

Nu0IUytuo utVSuSS W" S""0SW
&1rper. SD mofte nreii1en Oanf
auslprehet" fdreibt SEER Sad.
9onitein BON Winto, ala, Fir
oas ~tmunoerbare &raitterbeilmittel,
Sorni's alpenfr6lter. gs bat an
mir, trot meines 4lters, Bunoer
aepirft. Gin Sautai,sid5lag be6edte
meinen garrsen aorper. SD Der
iudte peridieoene Meoi5iren unb be-
iudte mebrere @er5te, bod alles mar
peraeblih. Onr1 ben @ebraud bes
Mlpenfr1mters tpuroe meine @efuno-
belt poaitdnoig mieoer berseitellt
uno mein 4ppetit bat Iid bebeutemo
gebefiert.~
Sorni's a~lpenfrdnter : 8lut6ele-
Der modt ieinem Mamen gbre; e.
p~erbeiiert bas 8Iitt, es pirft auf Sc
Der uno Nieren; es reguliert oer
Magen, Mno entfernt auf 6ieie @eiit
0ie ltnreinbeiten aus Dem SDlten1
nrb bilft Ser Ratur bei Der 8ieber'
berIteGung ser @%elnnbbeit. g.
miro nidt ,ourh Mpotbefer berfauit
lonoern BEN 2enten o1tr6 2ofalagen
ten brett geliefert. @egen naberel
Mmsfunft i6reibe man an: Or. Ye
ter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 10 - q
81. Sopne slpe.. Chicago, Sn. @n5,,,
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Der rleue Jreibrief iiberlaBt
es ben &ommiii1ren fir ben 8an Ell
mes Muoitoriuuls 100000 in Bombs
alls3useben. @ns ourd cine 8obl
nid3t erreidt meroen biirfte, foa onrd
BeItunnuliagert oes Jreibrlcfs onrh-
ge6riiM per0eu.
Sir erbieten niis, Die Naneil
aHer 9erjenigen foltenfrei 81 peroI-
fentliden, Die fagen fonnen, oaB
lie ben neue1 0reibrief seleien ba-
ben, iiber Den am 5reitag. ben 20,
abaeltimmt meroen foil.
Mun bite lit Dor unbeoad1ten,
fonrpromittierenoen AeuBerungen.
Die. freie Musiprade lit nidt &C.
itattet. Yorfiht lit geboten, men.'
naair nitt in ltnselegenbeiten sera-
ten min.
3uei MGnncr muroen air
Jreitdg dbero BON bret relp. pie.
in EoIodten : l1niformen g~efieioetet
StruBenrGubern uberfallen uno nil
poreebnltenert Hiltolen ge5mnnsen
De5I Bdnoiten ibr @elo uno ibrt
BSrtladen 81 iiberlalien. 8eioe lie
betfdlle muroen in ocmielben Staot
te2e uno fur5 binter chamber aus
gefiibrt, 10 oaB bic 8ermutuns nab'
Iiegt, oaB iie bon ein urto oenlel'
Zen GtroI1en periibt muroer. So;
Dpfer oes eriien lleberfaaes mol
Bcorae @idis, Der i'm 400 Bloc
ser Momann StraBe pon bier Ser
len TN Soloaten : uniformcn aftge
nalten unb, mabreno elmer oerielbcl
linn elmer Heuolper an Den Stop
g)ielt, attfgeforocrt fpiiroc, ole Sdno
i'll sic Sobe SIT bcbcu- 8iais fan
Dem aommanoo fofort mad mi
muroe I'M So banres @elo Iotpie Iii
1cine llbr erleibtert. Die Gdibe
befnhIen linn baillt, iid 10 ld)nel
.uie moglid, in e1ttgegengeieste
Nid)ti1nq aus DEM Staube 81 ma
den. Scr yhpeite lteberfaG failo Of
Der goenne 6 mno A. Strabc itatt
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f mad, ardften mebrte. Seine

lid na1 ardften mebrte. Seine
8eifetaide mnroe neber inn lie-
seno gefunoen. Gle itaotiide 9oli-
gel lopie Die Gountp 8eb0roen
fabnoen auf ben unbefanl1ten auto=
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BON Mnguit Wiertidin in Berlin,
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