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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
A German Char acteris tc
They Want to be Feared and Suspected MOI 70 pc
Respected and Trusted.

he 6. German. People say He is a
damn German!' and don't receive him.
except OFFICIALLY. When we win this
war we shall change all that. HI
German will go ahead Of everybody"
My friend was taken aback..
"But," he said, 'you are well treat
ed here. Everyone Is kind to YOU. I
saw two Of your Oxford friends come
TO your table at luncheon yesterday
to ask whether they could 90 any
thing to keep you from being bored--.
The German was grinding his
teeth. He had worked himself into a
proper Prussian rage.
IT hate their kindness. I hate their,
soft, friendly ways! They treat me as
II I were harmless. ! might be . poo
die dog, running about! They don't
take O German officer seriously. ] may
go where I. like. hear what ! like, go
what I like. I am a trained ohtcer.
I might be a baby for all the pre-
cautions they take against me. They
have no fear that ! am powerful
enough to hurt them"
NY friend came away. 49, ne came
down the stairs he told me. he thought
OF Guy Wetraore Caryl's lines:
whereat the bull d~iscreetly coughed
and moved away, as well he
might,
Considering the wretched taste that
marked the thing.
The German officer has curious arr
bitrary and artificial standards Of hons
or. He not only breaks his parole,
but there is no work 80 low, dirty and
underhanded that he Will not attempt
It at the command Of q superior. They
feel degraded and Inundated by little
things that are beyond explanation. I
remember oncountering o German Of
icer In England who belonged to the
general staff. He had been taken pris-
oner. He was detained with some OF
his brother officers at q big country
house in Wales, which had been cof-
verted into @ camp for officer prison.
ers. They slept two, three and four In
q room; and this stat officer was
furiously indignant and outraged boz
cause q fellow officer who did not be-
long to tho staff had been put Into
the same room with him. He said Il
was a disgrace that he could not en-
dure.
The French and the British have
learned since this war began that the
word Of ~honor Of q German officer
does no mear anything, and that he
docs not offend against his own code
when he lies or breaks his pledged
word in what he conceives to be the
interests Of the German state. In this
he obeys his PruEstan teaching.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
THE ELECTION

j. M. Baer, Nonpartisan league candidate, has been
elected to congress from the first district to succeed the
late H. T.. Helgeson. The returns indicate that Baer's
plurality will be about 1900.
One Of the noticeable features Of the election was
the hghtness of the vote, especially in the cities. IN
Grand Forks city, which gave Mr.. Burtness a handsome
plurality, only about half the normal vote was polled.
This is true in greater or less degree OF most Of the cities
in the district.
Another feature was the lishtness Of the vote cast
for Mr.. Bangs, the Democratic candidate. Many citizens
hoped for the election of a candidate who would fifty
represent the people of this district in the national con-
gress. had hoped that it might be possible to have this
contest confined to two candidates, one representing the
personality and the policy Of the man who dictates the
affairs Of the Nonpartisan league, and the other repre-
senting sound economic principles, and above all else
a sturdy and uneauivocal loyalty to the American gov
eminent in the present emergency. Had this been Gone
it was believed that the verdict of the people would have
been emphaticaily on the side of law ana order, and Of
sound and vigorous Alnericanism. Unfortunately it was
not found possible to conduct the campaign in this man
ner, and the support of those who believed that the in
fluence which has been exerted by adventures and agi-
tators was q menace TO the state and a peril to the ma
ton was divided. while the entire force of the league
management was concentrated on one candidate.
Under these conditions the contest was obviously an
unequal one. with the issue decidedly in doubt. =.
The election Of Mr.. Baer, under the circumstances,
by a narrow plurality over his nearest opponent, and by
q decided minority of the votes cast, is unfortunate In
that 1t places the district, and by association the entire
state. In a false light. It exaggerates a situation which
is grave enough without exaggeration, and It places in
an important and responsible position a man who has
given no evidence Of capacity for the tasks with which he
that position by his masters because he was expected to
remain their serviceable tool.
Mr.. Burtness has made a clean and honorable cam
paign. He has nothing for which to apologize. This can
be said also OF those who have supported him in his
campaign. The result u unfortunate. and doubly 70 be-
cause 1t was needless.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
Mental Moral housekeeping
Organized Society After the War Will be More In.
teligent and Sincere.

must be. The intolerable folly Of OBJ
posing inventions and improvements,
OF making work by waste, of protect
Ing dishonest and incompetent work
men. and for pepalizing superior abii-
ity, been endured as long 40 the
world car stand It.
Other nations less rapidly but sure
~ are undergoing a like ~houseclcan-
Ing IN thought and practice. France
has taken the experience quietly but
~resolutely. The United States IL tax
ing 1t more quietly anG more resp
lutely+ than could have been predict
ed. Indeed, outstanding facts Of Dur
wartime activity to date are the
irrnness with which federal and state
governments have laid the heavy hand
upon obstructive foolishness which
mas attempted to interfere with the
new expediences, and the common
sense attitude Of the business classes
IN backing up the governments. Rus
STA 10 for h moment In the critical
and chaotic stage. But Russia has
g,Ited inteiiectuals. patriotic snen ana
women a-plenty. and a population
ma j.. al in all, probably as COM
erage. She probably will organise her
energies as wisely and as eflciently
as other nations will.
Ihere are more pretentioue mat.
tiers also, for the most part vaearies.
tnat are getting their oyerhaulne ana
VIII get It thoroughly before the
worid is through with them, One
OF tnem Is International socialism,. A
majority OF the socialists in Zach coun-
ery mas peer loyal to its government,
n patriotic. At present and for
long time to come the nation viii COM
unue TO be the group to which Of
necessity men must give their su-.
preme allegiance. On the other hand.
q purely selfish, exclusive, and asgres.
sive nationaiism has been brought into
universal diseredit and abhorence by
German folly and brutality. a new
and better internationaiisn Is being
created oy the cooperation OF the
AIMED nations. It will be founded IN
q supreme devotion TO civilization and
IN reverence for law ana the sacred
ness OF obligations. IsEns and agita-
tom which attack these Foundations
VIII get nothing but CONTEMPT hence
forth from the sane-minded, ana
snort shrift from national govern
ments.
Organized society after this war will
De a more intelligent affair ana q
far more effective machine for pro-
noting human well-being, than II has
been hitherto. Privilege VIII have %
co.. Excess profits viii have to 70.
lndividualism that disregards the
rights and interests OF fellowmen Will
nave to go. Stacking, wasting and OBJ
structtng will have to so. Anarchisrl
and q systematic protection OF male
Factors Will have to go. The world
will be neither nationaiistic only nor
internationalistic only. It viii be- q
practical, relatively sincere and rela-
lively intelligent world, pretty care
fully s~crutinizing every proposition
and trying out plans on their merits.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
UNREsTRAINN,D SOY.

He was Scotch and naturally he
when a friend In the south sent rim
an unstalnped letter, he was much
annoyed at having TO pay two-psnce
postage.
He vas still more annoyed, On op-
ening the letter. 70 And nothing In Il
save q single sheet. saying: u ana well
In return he procured a iasge, DAT
stone, packed III d wooden box with
many wrappiRga. and dispatched it 6.
o. d.
When his friend had paid over ave
shiiiings charges he sought for an ar
~planations ana found 1t in q letter 1t
the top Of the package.
Dear George--When / heard that
you were we'll this great load rolled
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
BY MILTON

Washington, D. c., July 10.-with
America in the midst Of heated. de-
bate over the prohibition issue as 9
war measure, "wets" and "drys" are
arrning themselves with ammunition
from European experience with the
drink question.
Neither side has complete informa-
tion, but here Is gathered az COM
plete an outline Of European war mea-
sures relating to King Alcohol Is can
be had in America.
England
In February this year an order was
issued by the food controller practice
ally preventing further use of food
masters had quite a large stock OF
matted barley on hand and the brew
ers were permitted to use this. II
was estimated this would last until
November this year. On or before
that date new regulation will have to
be put in effect, else the brewers will
have to close down. The average
peacetime barrelage of beer in Eng
land used to be So 200, 900. This
100000 barrels and now has been cut
to 100000 barrels. All barley, thai
is unrnalted. has been put under gov
eminent control. It is being used to
stretch" wheat -four; that is, all GER
cal flour must have at least 10 per
cent and may have as much as 80
per cent barley flour added.
France
All plants that disttll alcohol from
grain have been Communicated by the
government and the alcohol Is used
in manufacture Of high explosives.
Importation of alcohol and liqueurs
into France is forbidden. This does
not apply to rum made in the French
West Indies. Wine and cognac. are
still made from grapes. The French
soldiers are allowed wine in their
daily rations and the war ministry
acquisitions millions of gallons to
insure this supply. Sc,
Russia
Under the czar manufacture OF
vodka, q highly alcoholic drink In
which the government. had a mo-
nopoly. was absolutely discontinued.
The only alcohol allowed was for
manufacture of high explosives. Kvas,
a beer with only / ID per cent alco-
hoi, was allowed, IN the Caucasus,
Transcaucasia and Russian Central
Asia, where the local popular demand
was for wine Of the country, instead OF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
FICTION.

HAS Crimson Gulch quit drink
ing?"
"And playing faro bank?"
"Quit, entirely"
What do you do for amusement ?''
go to moving pictures and laugh
at the reckless way they think us wild
west fellers Observation-Disclosures
Star.
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SAID n woman was married, moder1
ately wealthy and the mother of two
daughters.
Taking q picture Of Ralph,
Spencer visited the woman referred to
in the letter. She admitted after a
time that she was the mother Of a
would be 10. When she saw the pho
tograph she broke down.
my boy would look like that
she said. ST want to go to him"
Although she is but SO years old
herself, Ralph's mother has hair that
is white Els snow. It's color changed
through anxiety v g her kidnapped
boy, she says.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
on, WE'LL THEM, OF CoY1Rsp

Ar. Atlanta lawyer tells Of newly
9nauhed judge In one OF the towiis of
Ifae south who was trying one az hle
nrst criminal cases. The prisoner vac
On old negro charged with robbins 3
nencoop. He had been IN cDurS be2ore
Quilted. - sNsn -
II wei HENRY" observed the judge.
Yessuh1" replied the neero. ssf,e
nah lawyah.6H q S1 80
Where is your iawyer this tiraefv
"a ! got no lawyer dis finae.H said
enr "Ah's swine ID tell as tx10g'sw
OREGON JcnSnaiL
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Her Once

Chicago News: Nov" said the
bridegroom to the bride when they
returned from their honeymoon trip.
''1et us have a clear understanding be-
fore we settle down to married life.
Are you the president or the vice
president Of the society,""
n want to be neither president nor
vice president" she answered. IT
will be content with a subordinate
position"
what position is that. my dear?"
Treasurer"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
9ie GutiaeiOuus.

alGgemeiH berriat bic 9lnfi1t DOR.
oab ss in oieiem CONNER aur gnts
i4eiouna tommeH pirb. Oas 1T Dpls
tommen ri4tig, ba bic finunaisus uno
DtonomiI4e GrI9Opfuns Der 4litrten
cine Idnsere Sortoauer bes arieacs
ni4t seitattet. Wenu gDnar Gam
ieIbit iugt, oab Gnalaub aQein tGglih
30 Wiillipnen Dollars brau9t, 70 1T
eriidtIi6, Oub Ielbit nit 6ilfs Der Der.
Stauten Oieier unermebsi9s @s!sbss
borf gar niat sebedt psrben lam.
Re4net man bic iibrigen 9luitr!en bins
gu, 10 lam man ibre 2lusga6ea auf
ni4t peniser als so WtQiOnen Dol.
lars ben gag i9asen, moat 5uiammen
80 Wtiltpnen, nabe 5pei u. eine oiertel
Wtiqiaroe ben Wipnat. SoI9e Gums
men iinb angeii9ts Der iaon rieiigsn
8sri6uIoung unsriftpineli9. Gs it
ia audi offeu Dpn englii9eu Miniitsrn
geiugt ipOroen, bab Der arieg ni6t
me9r lunse fortgefebt peroen lam.
0amit OsrbIiebe Bios bic Srage, pels
der seits om S4luB Der Sies pcrs
bletben pirb. Grfolgt bus Gnbe bur6
@ri6Dpfung, 70 1T fir uns tsin anbes
rer SAT- bentbar, als bab 9eutI6lono
bas Gslo bebaupten fpirb, benn foipci!
es ben Wirrbi6aftstrieg betrifft, Bolt
0eutfdlaub ale Sriimpfe in SGnbpn.
gabe orei Sabre lang bat es Don ieis
mem eigenen 2anbe eele6t unb es 1T
ni9t erfiatli6, tparum Inn bas niht
Elm peiterss Sabr m0glitt iein Iolte.
Wlag es uu9 duberit tnapp 5ugebcn,
sins 8efabr bes @erbungerns 1T cus,
seidlOHen. Drei Sabre lang BAT cs
bon feinem eieen.u geIbe eelsbt. Die
Reaierung bot Willtarben auf Wi!e
liarben aefDrbert unb iis obne bic min,
bette St,uiertgteit erbaIten. gs fiegt
fem 9runb Dor, iparum bas nint mel.
ter Der Tan fem fDlfte, ba ia bod bic
fiHansiellen 8pradnoe sur geniige Bee
tanut iinb. Das @olt betpirfigt bas
GeIS, bic Rsgierung stbt q a,is; ssI
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paris elm sesbaiea.

Der Nbseorbnete BON paris CHARLES
Gebourd psrIanste in ber fran5SiiIden
Ramner bic GeipGbruns eints Rrebis
tes Don elmer Million als Staatsbeis
tras fiir bic Mufitslluns zines 9or.
prpisites fiir Mrbeiten binii4tlid Der
0ertiefuns bes Seinebettes 5fpifhen
Bort q I'QngIais unb Roueii. Die
Dorlnge io1 ben @au eines Shtffs
fnhrtAfnnnls BON Der Warne aiir Seis
ne iimfaTen. Dieter aanaI tpiirbe i'm
Minimum cine Siefe BON 800 befsben.
Die Siefe unb bic b.riGisb.ren Dis
mertiionen bss Querihnittes iollen
bon Snsenieuren fir 8riidens. unb
Strnbenbnu bsre1net iperben. Der
&anal ipiirbe BEL Qnnet, stipds Dor
bem 3uiammeniiob Der 8eupronne nit
Der Warne, beginnen unb In Der Seine
BEL Gpinap enbisen. Cine Staulns
bes WaiTsrs oberbalb paris bate Elm
Sintsn bes WnFsrftanbts untsrEalb
paris CUR Golge. OesbdIb miibte fit
ben llnterInuf Der Geine cine tbeils
ipeiie Wsrtisfuns ibres 9ettss ins
4use ssfabt iperbsn, bic bis Rousn
reiden follte. Die 3eit fbeint Ifledt
eepdbit fiir 4usgaben, Die nitt bic
iofortige DsripiriIihung eines planes
3um 3iele 9dben. Mian lpirb aber
antiporten, bnb, je ldnger mon 56s
germ pirb, Elm Wprproisft duf3uitellen,
b.ito Idnssr bic 4usfii9ruus Der 9rs
beiten binausseIhobsn pirb, beren
Jntersis offenii9ili9 IN. Uian bat
in bnn I'm @erlaufe Der 10. 2seislas
tiirperiobe einsebrohtsu @eIsbenttpurf
bic @riinbe bargeleet, bic Dor ulIsm
ipirtHhoftIi6sr Raiur urb spinssnb
senus iino, bob ettpas sstbon ipirb.
WsIde pilfs bate bisIer Marsstaunl
bei ben 1raniporten alIer art, bic
ipdbrenb bss Srieees nnb Der Snupts
ifabt suflisbm, leiiter ,brtnerY
ssronirsih mub feline sane Gnsrsi.
fir ben Tri.ben mobiI MAIDEN, ipis iit
fir ben ariss mobiIiiisrt iporbfn 1T.
Gs IN rffeniInbis. bah bi. nationds
len Silfsmitt,I Grantreids feline Be
biirfniNe ii6eriieisen. Der mddtis'
4nariff Dtutfhlanbs bat franfrsi6
aen5ibiai, unadN6nr. Summeu fir
ben ari.a aus3ussben. Gs IN unums
aGrslid, nptb,penbis bic offeutli9en
linb pripaien @ermTsen ipieber5srjus
itelIen Syrouireih ipirb Sasu perur'
tbtilt f.in, bs.I geIo su perbienen.
'penn es bic burh ben arisg s.idlas
gensn gDunben teilsn iut1. Dies tit
cine Toibiuenbisi.it, Der man iih
milbelos f1esn iaun. Safilr aber
miiifen bic WitteI aeiihert iperben.
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BON Der SrieS.nspieiie sum
Striegsbeil.
(s9peis.r aOrrefponbsnt. 6. Gebr.

(S9pet5er Horreiponoent, 6. Uepr.)
@eranlabt bur3 bic amsritaniias
Rote pom %. SuIi 1915, bic ben oor'
Idufissn gbI4Iub Der biplomutiiden
qusiprdae iibsr ben v9uIitania =
GaI brn9te, butts i'd ben 9eban.sn
aus5uipinnen Dsriu9t, ME ii6 biz
Steauns Der 9ereiRieten Staatsn se'
italtst baben tpurbs, tpeun bic fdpela
3criihe 9luffaiTuns bes gisutralitdts'
begriffs bon Der Aesisruua in DaIb'
ingtcn in itrengiter Gorm 3ur Dur4s
fiibruns seluust mare, Dd bise Grass
i'm jsBigsH 3eitpuntt gang befonSsre
gebeutung erlanst Bat, fsi mir er'
laubt. mid ielbit gu Sitisrsn.
.@eipaItig erbobte ii6 bur9 iol4s
Yolitit mad f9peiyeriItem Rsutras
litatsbegrifD bas 2lnisten Der Ressns
ten unb bes Stdates in aller Welt;
bic ppn benz Druid Der Rrisssfiibrens
ben bart bebrGnsten nsutralsn WiitteIs
unb &leinftaatsn, beren griiten3 GEE
raoeau Dom unseft0rten 2(ustaufb NIT
alien gla@barH abbins, srbIidten in
BEN grobeH @msrita ben bsrufensu
Dertreter tbrer 2ebensintsreFen, tbas
ten fiet unter feiner Giibrung ents
i6loFen suiammen unb berpirtten
bur9 folibarti4es Dorsebsn, bab ibre
Rs@ts uuo ibrs llna5bausigieit alIges
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Or. 9ran5 Gsebrimg,
Als gladlioisr ron IT. aarl eieb.
tnedjt in ben prenhiidlem eaRo.
tag geipGbli.

9onbcn %. @arc. - eine Der.
liner Gepeid)e, Die iiber slniteroaH oil
ole 9irllter lslegrnm so. oelnngts,
meiDet. oab Or. ,SraiB gsrbrins mir
oca patanien Sit bon Gr. anrl 2ieb.
nebt in een prcNbiiden Snnotaa &C.
ipdbit mslroe. 1r. aJiebring liz ein
Riiglieb Der ioSialbentctroiiiteri
NiHoerbeit, peIdje Der 5orticsung
Des arieges oppouirt. nno bcreit tSitb.
rer bis 81 ieiner @interteriing Gr.
0GrI gitbfncdt leueicn lror.
sill6 nit Or. @lebring bnitcn bic
geborocn lid, Ihon belfiftiet: rr per
itincrseit Mnter Snlls.arreit aeItelt
..,orben. Der gepeide ,uiolae mar elm
Diitalieb Der ioSialtcmctrntifdcn 9in.
ictit1t ser @egenfmhibat pcn Tr.
@iegring gelusien. sIber eieicr babe
utn i27 augegebeuen Stiuiftcn BAL
erbalien.
amiterbam. %. @dra iibcr
l0nooa. 81, ,i5Iniife 2eitlrng~
'est In elmer geIprehimg Der @ahl
ron Or. @iebring luie folgt:
.gs lit merf,,iirbiL hnb IN ciiier
grtramabl fir ben ratnnien Sie ocs
lf. eicbtaett I'M aeidsiag. bic eine
hirette rno sebeime ipcr, Nelrirg
ron ben slnnbiboicn Der io6ialoemc.
fratiiGen Webrbeit geiflngen nno
ha5 uiiter BEN Dreitlalenfpiten. mel.
dee fin bic gsatIcn fir ben preubi.
iden 9anotag crsmlnigen arorSei irar.
Der robifafs aanbibdt Der icsialbcnIp.
ftatiideH Yainberteit selpdbIt ipuroc.
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4emteratnr' 20 eriHt.
eIlsIsrt bon q. aIstn q Rro- csii!et
graucu stabtperbaab.

Ter OanrnSipeig oes gtabtper.
bants besebt Sonntng, %. Wir5, I'M
Deuiifel Club bas Z. Siiitunasieit
ourd eine biibid)e 6eirr, Die aus I'm
.,rbsIhlns uuo 2an5 beilebi. Ger an.
fang lit auf 3 libr Gad,nitiagS onge'
iept uno fir bic oifiJieIlc Ueitfeicr
oicnt Sas ioIgenoe Yrogramm:
9egliibung: Srmt 81. Grill Sbiele
sroIog tSrat 5ietrnniib
Nieo 9aneriiter WNinuerd)or
geantieneiniii5rlmg Sar4 Serrn Schn
Sdppaab.
YIeb gaperiid)er Mdilnerdlor
3etlamatiou alene Steinbad
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rne befarl6. Gruir StronOniann iulirbc
reroidobt, na1stentliG ibr afaacsimerf
aiii Die Wifber bon ti,teruntionaIeiI
Eiebcu Sii letfcn.
Erai Strnngniain ersibIte, aIS iic
ir ocm Weiddfte etn aleio auprobirtc,
Jabe Tie Die S5anotnfbe einem 9errit
oEr 5eitlpelligsn aufbepabrung al.
pertraiit, Der ibr bon perf0nliden
Ireunben aIs Elm reider 6eltid)er
glrst bcrgeIieIIt tporben mar. siIa fie
snriidfcDrte, iei Der .Serr init ibrcr
SaIfe perIdypunoen aeipeien.
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Temer.

- Iurb einen idabbafisn Mmlt
iang muroc geiicrn in Scm BON Mlat
tHep anisht betpcbui.n Suuis RO.
1894 a,aogg 9lpenne elm Seuer per
nriadlt. baa oon benz BoIi3iiten Gel
Inns imo elmer slnJabl Ratbarn, 81.
cine ginnsbrigabe biloeten, bis 5unl
Ginireifcn Der Seuenuetr bcfdmuil
muroe. Der Ed,aoen III untcocltcne
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Denu Bel uns aries ents
iteben ioIIts, bann ptrb es uns in Be-
aug auf bic Grudbruus ipouOslih nod
f1le4ter erseben, aIs ben gngldnbern.
Die Worrdtbe fino gring. Die neucu
Grnien perbeu rdt srob fem, neil
bie 2arbbepDlteruns fih in bic Wunis
tiousfabriten besebeu bat unb mas mir
bdtten eriibrigen tSnnen, baben mir
ben gngIdnbern gegebeu unb i6lieFlid
iDtrben iest nod bic arbeisr Don ben
Gelbrn fortssbolt, I'M Rriegsbierfte
81 perri4ten. Die fbnere ROtb. bic
mir erleibeu perben, lit baber niat
Don ben 0extf&eu su befiir&terl bic
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Tran Syaarb gtransn,amn
Die sgittre oe5 gra,er-aiiIliondra
aarI q. Stransmonn bon
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Root, Der Diener Gnslanos,
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Station bat bic Iufsabe, niat fir iia.
ionbern fir England gu iGmpfen.
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