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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SUMMARY OF WAR

Peace on German terms having
been refused by the BoIshevik gov
ernment, Germany will again take up
military operations against northern
Russia. This resolution is reported
to have been arrived at at a con-
ference at imperial headquarters be
tween Emperor William and military
and political leaders. Petrograd
probably will be the objective of the
new invasion.
The negotiations at Brest-Litovsk
broke up in a stormy session, after
which Leon Trotz<y, the BoIsheviIt
foreign minister, enunciated q plan
of mo war, but no peace" This was
rejected by Germany, which holds
that Trotzs<y's declaration ended the
armistice on the Russian front. The
armistiee expired Thursday.
II is indicated in Vienna dis
patches that the central powers made
peace with the Ukraine in order to
hands of TrotZEy. IL is reported that
Germany will support the Ukraine
against the Bolshsviki. One German
newspaper says that the Bolsheviki
are moving against the Ukraine and
there is little doubt that the central
powers will use all means to protect
the food supplies which they hope to
obtain from the Ukraine. BY aiding
the Ukraine, Germany probably would
not have to bring back from the
western front more than q few of the
divisions moved there recently from
the east.
On the northern end of the west
ern front Canadian troops again have
been successful in q raid into the
German lines. The latest inoursion
was made north of Lens and few
prisoners and two machine guns were
their raids in the Champagne and
have brought back prisoners from the
German trenches northwest and east
of Rheims.
In the region of the Butte du
mesnil, east Of Rheims, American and
French artilleryHen are engaging the
Germans in violent exchanges. South
Of la Dormoiss, French batteries dis:
persed a strong concentration OF
German troops.
On the Italian front, and especial
Iy between Lake Garde and the PiaVe
the artillery activity has increased,
but the infantry operations have been
confined to small raids.
Adoption Of the reply to the ad-
dress from the throne by the house
Of commons puts an end to the at
lacks on the Lloyd George govern
nsnt, which threatened TO become
serious, The house passed the reply
without division Thursday night, aft
DR. all hostile amendments had been
agi4 hdFaWn ar dafnata6
Efforts to crush German made
peace and other propaganda in
France have resulted in the conVie-
ion of Bolo Pasha and he has been
to be executed as a trai-
:or. Bolo spent much German money
10 further his conspiracy and his
letivities not only touched French
politicians and newspapers, but
cached the United States.
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Refuse to Hear Representa-
tive of Government
Shipping Board
SOUGHT TO APPEAL
TO MEMS PATRIOTISM
Manager Hurley Warns
Strikers of Wrath of
Soldiers Relatives
CBv Associated Press.l

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 15-Permis-
sion to address the striking ship
carpenters was refused by the men
this morning to Rev. Charles A.
Eaton, of New York, who is touring
the shipyards of the east, in behalf
of the shipping board, making patrlo-
| tic addresses to the workers. DR..
Eaton was told that if he wanted to
make a speech ito go to Washington
and make it,. ..-
Dr. Eaton went to the strikers
meeting hall to appeal to the patriot
ism of the men and try to induce
them to return to work pending a
settlement Of their grievance.
The strike of 700 carpenters for
higher wages which began yesterday
at the shipbuilding plant Of the
Bethlehem Steel company at Spar
rows Point, the Baltimore Drydock
and Shipbuilding company and sever
al smaller local yards continues.
Vice President J. M. Willis, Of the
Baltimore Drydock and Shipbuilding
company said that the matter was
in the hands of the government and
that the company was having no
dealings with the men.
Will Not Tolerate Strike.
An urgent call to return to work
was issued last night by Chairman
Hurley of the shipping board, who
sent a telegram to union heads
declaring mothers and fathers giving
their sons to battle, will not long
permit continued interference with
the shipbuilding program.
Mr.. Hurley's telegram follows:
''While the people of this country
are mourning the loss of the brave
VaEa
while thousands of American homes
are anxiously watching the lists of
survivors slowly coming in to make
certain that another precious life has
been snatched from the Atlantic
ocean, a telegram comes-and with
1t the grim announcement that the
carpenters in shipyards are now on
a strike.
Before any government agency is
given an opportunity to act, and
despite the good record Of our ad-
justment boards promptness and
firmness in dealing with all labor
matters. you attempt to paralyze the
shipbuilding industry at the port OF
New York.
do you realize that you are add
ing to the fearful danger our SOL
diers already face, the danger of
starvation and the danger of slaugh-
ter If food and ammunition are not
sent over in ships and in many ships
at once2 Do you think the fathers
and mothers whose sons are making
this sacrifice win sit patiently by
and permit this paralyzing of the
lifeline between us and the western
front to go on?
'FWill you take my friendly sugges-
ton and go back to work at once2
The machinery for dealing with all
your demands and with the right Of
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.SYRIANS ORGANIZE
LODGE IN FARGO

Esber Lyon was elected prefect; 7.
Shaheen, vice prefect; w. A. Meima,
secretary; Sam Lyon, treasurer; F.
Shaheen, guard: and A. Kalleel and
w. Shaheen, trustees of Fargo lodge,
knights Of Modern Syria, an organ
ization Of Syrians for encouraging
loyalty to the United States and
backing the boys in service, organic
ed at a, meeting held Thursday even
ing. The grand lodge was organized
at a recent meeting held at Willis
ton.
The organization is solidly behind
the government in its war aims, and
members are giving their sons into
the service. Three Fargo Syrian
boys are already in service, and four
are in the next call.
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ACCEPTS fine BERTH
With MILL CITY FIRM

A. e. Low, for five years cashier
Of the Fargo Bottling Works Co,
has resigned to accept a fine posi-
ton with the Northwestern Knitting
Co. Minneapolis, and, with Mrs
Low, has already gone to the mill
city, 1t was announced today.
Mr.. Low, formerly OF Minneapo-
lis, has a wide acquaintance in Far
go. Mrs. Low was formerly Miss
Anne Mclaughlin.
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Bolsheviki Are Already
Moving Troops Against
The Ukraine
GERMANS PLAN TO
SUPPORT UKRAINE
Do Not Propose To Be
Robbed of The Fruits of
Their Separate Peace
tBy Associated Press.)

London, Feb. 15.-Germany has re-
solved to renew military activities
against northern Russia. This deci-
sion Is said to have been reached at
a conference at imperial headquar-
ters, special dispatches from Holland
say.
The conference was attended by
Emperor William, Chancellor Won
| Hertling, Field Marshal Won Hinden-
! burg, General Won Judendorff, For-
eign Secretary Won Kuehlmann and
others.
The mo war, but no peace" plan Of
Leon Trotzky. the BOIshevik foreign
mininster, was rejected at the con-
ference, according TO the Amsterdam
correspondent of The Daily Express,
and as TrOtzky does not want peace.
he will get war.
Invasion Of Great Russia, ii is add
ed, will continue. at any rate, until
Petrograd Is occupied by German
troops.
A dispatch to The Daily News
from Rotterdam says that the Ger
mans take the view that Trotzky's
declaration. though 1t did not end
the war, automatically ended the
armistice. CThe armistice expired
Feb. 1D. The Germans now con-
slider that they have a free hand and
mean to use the opportunity.
Will Support Ukraine.
This, according to the correspond
ent, does not mean necessarily that
the Germans will Immediately try to
reach PetrOgrad. but more probably
they will support the Ukraine by
force OF arms. The Germans, he
says, are carrying on an active
propaganda in the Ukraine for the
purpose of suggesting to the rada
that the new state is endangered by
the BOlsheviki. II is declared that
this is all part Of Germanys scheme
for breaking up the former Russian
empire with a view to extending her
own power and influence over the
new states, of whom 1t is posing as
protector.
It is certain that the Bolsheviki are
now moving troops against the
Ukraine, a Berlin dispatch to The
Koelnische Volks Zeitung says, and
the central powers do not intend to
allow themselves thus to be robbed
OF the fruits OF their lately concluded
peace. The newspaper adds that IL
probably had been decided at the
conference at imperial headquarters
to resume operations on the northern
front for the protection of
the Ukraine"
Ended In Rupture.
Zurich, Feb. Is. The Munich.
correspondent OF The Neue
Augsburg ZeItung says he learns that
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Townley and
League Finance

The Forum also will present
in it's Saturday edition the trans
cript of testimony taken before
a referee in bankruptcy at Bis
marck wherein Mr.. Townley,
president of the Nonpartisan
league, reveals the story of the
leagues financial plan. No sub
ject is so live in North Dakota
today, and The Forum will
carry Mr.. Townley's own version
as he testified under oath.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
SEVEN ENTER
GUILTY PLEAS

Seven entered pleas of guilty and
were fined $40 each, two pleaded not
guilty and win stand trial on points
Of law, one reserved his plea, and
four are to be arraigned some time
this afternoon or Saturday, in cases
before Judge A. @. Hanson for al
legged violations Of the motor vehicle
laws.
Special Vehicle Officer BerIinke OF
Jamestown, lodged complaints
against Ia in Judge Hanson's county
court Thursday afternoon, for driv-
ing cars without the 1918 auto tag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
PASSES EXAMINATIONS
IN AVIATION SECTION

Walter Harrison, vice president
and manager Of the Fargo Motor
Sales Co, has returned from Omaha,
Neb., where he was successful in
passing examinations for a commits
sion as lieutenant as flyer in the
aviation section of the signal corps
Mr.. Harrison is awaiting a call
TO report for training.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
German Raiders Sink 8
British U-BOdt ChdSerS
(By Associated Press. }

London Feb. 15.-Eight British craft which were
hunting submarines have been sunk by rading fotla
of enemy destroyers it is announced officially.
After having sunk these vessels, seven of which
were CRITTERS and one trawler the enemy destroy
returned rapidly northward before they could be
gagged
The destroyer raid took place in the Straits of Do
yer, the official announcement states.
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war WILL BE Renewed ON THE EASTERN FRONT
Power Of The
German Punch

\ HiIaire Bel1oc, most famous
Of all English war critics, writes
for The Forum readers of Ger
many's power to strike, in an
article cabled from London on
Tuesday of this week, and which
will be published by The Forum
Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
VIOLATION OF ESPIONAGE
ACT CHARGED TO NAN
United States MarshaIa' Office Ad-
vised Of Arrest of 8. a. Tevor-
EFT at SanboFny ~ %.

G. n. Wattles OF the United States
marshals' Office, was advised by
telephone late this morning that s
person by the name Of s. A. Teveretk
was arrested at Sanborn early to-
day by the city marshal Tor alleaed
violations Of the act OF june Is.
1917, or the espionage act
"A warrant for Teveretf's arrest
by the federal officers probably wiil
be issued this afterioon. The ins
formation against Teverett was
furnished by two pastors, Rev. y. c.
Wilson and Rev. q. Il. shaw
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15

North Dakota-Genera1Iy fair to-
night and Saturday: colder tonight in
west and central portions; continued
cold Saturday.
South Dakota--Generally fair and
continued cold tonight and Saturday,
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Saturday; colder tonight In east
portion; not quite SO cold Saturday
afternoon
Minnesota-Fa tonight and SatuF-
day. colder tonight in east portion;
continued cold Saturday and Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
MUNITIONS SEIZED.

London, Feb. 15.-Great quantities
of arms and munitions bound for
Finland have been seized in the har-
Dor Of Stockholm, the Social Demo-
kraten, of Stockholm, says, accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen. Half a
million cartridges, IL is said, were
delivered there to the order Of an
alleged private individual. The
worknen at the Vesteras factory
have informed the government that
they will stop work " expectation Of
munitions is permitted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
EXPECT NEW OFFENSIVE,

Rome, Thursday Feb. 14.-GeneraI
Armando Diaz, eommandsr-in-eh
of the italian army in an interview
that the eastern front does not
threaten the central empires. Italy
must be prepared for q new Austro-
German effort against IL.
at is impossible to say" he added,
"whsn that may occur, much de-
pending on the weather."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
PEACE FARLEY WITH RUMANIA

Amsterdam, Feb. 15.-Berlin news
papers of Thursday evening init
mate that peace negotiations with
Rumania are about to be opened.
They say although no official COM
munieation has been issued il may
be assumed that Rumanian nsgotia-
tors who will first discuss a pro-
Iongation Of the armisties have ar
rived at a place agreed upon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
British Advance In Palestine.

London, Feb. 15.-The British
forces in Palestine yesterday made
an advance Of two miles on a front
Of six miles northeast Of Jerusalem,
the war ONCE announces.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
mo War But No Peace" Plan of B0lSheUiki Not
Acceptable to Germany And Attack Is Planned
BriefDiSbatCheS
;zERNIN WILL ANSWER WILSON

CLEHNIN Will ANSWER WILSON
Amsterdam, Feb. IS. Count
Czernin, the Austro Hungarian
foreign minister, according 10 q
Vienna dispatch, has announced his
intention of delivering . long state
ment to the delegations of the two
kingdoms on Saturday concerning
the Brest- Litovsk negotiations and
President Wilson's latest speech.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
TUNNEL UNDER RosPoRUs.

Amsterdam, Feb. 15.-The Turkish
parliament has approved a bill pro-
vidinq for the construction of a
bridge and tunnel across the Bos-
porus, connecting Europe and Asia.
Contract for the work has been
awarded to a Budapest firm and il
will bsain operations in April.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15

The Bosporus is at the entrance
to the Black sea, connecting that sea
with the Sea of Marmora, At it's
narrowest point the Bosporus 10
1900 feet across.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
PENETRATE GERMAN LINES.

Paris, Feb. 15.-Frenoh troops last
niaht penetrated the German lines
northeast Of Courcy on the Aisne
front and returned with q number of
prisoners, the French war Office an
nouneed today.
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THE WEATHER

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Ended In Rupture.
Zurich, Feb. is. The Munich.
Bavaria, correspondent OF The Neue
Augsburg ZeltunR says he learns that
Srs.-4t,.,,os -. 49,. -
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13

grange fornilcn tllrettc. Oscar y.
%atfen. Solbot ira Ibercronlble %
for npgen Sl0 tiIbage togen tilfange
al Sp'terre, er iunben / goo @ebolo
/ Sangeleiren Glteritenfclorellth.
|eficnSt IpiSmaaS bsb. iii Mott
er fonlnet t%eIearaiiif llnoerretning
on, at &, &. Gnge, Geouftpr ar
"Wtott Tionccr Vreis" o. "9urt
Gcbo". cr oi9aaet pes Cohen ! Siol,r
Sails, 2. Gof. 0pOsaariagen bar
Snflltenjn.
Samestuwn SnititntiOn fDrpaer tit
TOnb. &ome2topn GoGege CT bic
oct operoraget $4,000 al Nocfefel-
Ter Stlftclien, % Ell SnoIomllng er
lat iga1Q ior at iorege Snititutio-
mems Sono III 100000. G~olegets
6onn beIebcr liz MI til omirent
100000.
Taraps Sbcatrc lmffcs. Set blep
4Fanoog belllttct at lilffe Sargos
Ghcotre Tor at iorebpeae oiSere 10.
breoeIie al Sen ipanife Snueilu5sa,
meoen@ Sfolcrne forblep aabne, ON.
cno Sognin9rr uar ontrent 90 Bro
cent unoer 0cu uormalc. Gr. Sort
neiS. @nen$ SunbbebsfonmisIrr,
rapportereoc CT 8jenneminitsa ntal
al % me SiIi0lber baslia. Get
aorlige llnaoom3msbe oeo Statens
Sanobrlln5ifoIe bIep ubiat paa
8rnn0 az Gpioemien.
@arbariifc SorGlbre. Mr. %
Mrs. Charles @anornep er iat i
Ton9iel / @i&marcf, anflageo, for
barboriif @~ehdnolina al oeres S.
aariac Cater. Barnet bar Ierfer
eiter ubarmbiertis at pare ilaaet %
enSog brpnot, hoilfen Straf De. Jag
oeS at bore moerfuitet for at hare
taeet ct ll6r tilberenoc Ell Sarte.
Ser aiorSeS 6oraninItninger til al
anbrinpe Barnet / Statcns Barrie
bienl, mcbens Sc uInenneifeligc Sor-
Glbrc Tor Rcttcu n,aa ipare for lin
SorbrnbcIie.
TanSt Stiaiusen uIulobar. 6rani
SaIcott bar ben lobe os. ~reiieaerei
'om @aroen peo Statsfrueslet |
@iSmarcf eiter at ire Sanger oa,
unbpesne / 9ebet al lieeioa mango
Goac. Roeen gfterislser par eno'
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meS Mtife llIict, Icnenbe Ell 20 aars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13
Sv0 9nfOta.

GOr.pilet 6anSling. Ntartin ,Sobn.
ion, en- 56-aorig Manb / Siour
Sails, bar Iorleben begoaet Selp-
moro. Nogen @runo for Ben for
tpileoe Sanolillg fienotes life, og
bans observation-disclosures bite iig at
bore / goo Sroen.
&pinOer til %%algmrnen. Gen ier-
lie Inleoning, iom &pinber / Sortb
Gotota nil faa iii at uoepe fin nplig
rrboerpeOc Stcmmeret, bill gipes /
Suun Goluttn oen t70e IS, on Der
aiboloe5 Ipecielt @oIg for at iploe
FlaoIen eiter nplig afoeoe S. 6.
Seulm, Wseolem al 9%egisIaturen.
South 0ofotas apinoer blep giuet
alminoelia Stemmeret peb set iioit-
Ieoen Hooember afholote Gnlg.
Clap nifaSt iom uco Mirafcl.
Wfelpin Seroabl al aompani 8,
30ote Sl.funteri, bar ifrepet til Tens
rer / Siour Sails, at ban betragter
bet iom ct Mirofel, ga ban ilap Eel
'finoet ira ct gnfnlo pna ct Hcoe al
lem euer Ter Waiflngeprrer. Selp
@rrsiet ipnteS iuloitrnbig at nco'
meicS az ct ianot @lpregn. San
meloer, of Terrn @angnes al Gar
rctIon % Oscar YoulIon al 0en &n.
pioS blep inarct peo oenne Sremrpf-
ming moo Spiferne. Selp tit ban
fist Gas, men life nof til at tale ON.
Msaifcrne nbcr lonlerfet geifnttelie
MOB oettc Spifcrnes Gaobeli, i~lutter
bon.
Sel1preit i Slasets Snmmel. Hep.
81. 3. 0tacfintoib, Seltpreit / berl
ameritarite Irme / Sranfrige, bar
ifreoet til Genner | 9lacf SiGs %
i~ortalt pmI en- 10 Cages 8amp, buor-
urber Spiferne iIoses tilbaee ligeiaa
mango Dill. Sen Gipiiion, ion1
Reo. Wacfintpib tiIbprte, bapbe hel,
sGre at bIipe lropalst at Sen. Serb
ing til at aobne Centrum for Oct
tore olnerifanife Sremiteb, Tom be-
gpnbtc / Irsonne oen 26be Sept.
Mmerifanerue par paa Warcben /
mere eno 20 Gage - eaer maalfe
~rettere Nrtter =, % iaapel Mrnr
Tom Seite leo nieaet, men man fprr
ga frenL, % set blep be1 uGrite Seq,
boori Treiten nosanlinoe bapSe Del,
taset. gn 8ranat tiIintctsiorSe
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uetop ba iii at bore ~ubeboet, eli an.
ben Hog bans S~talhielm al Sopebet.
men iom peb Ct timber Hap ban belt
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San er meget itoIt oner BET 2irle,
naurL bans Siuiiion bar siort fig
iortient til. Nan faloer ocils @ilt,
fer "tbe y. Rs, boilfct or uolast
! "Teribings Sets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-13

Serftlll, or no gleflflem sSGltgslets
Bort og foroufteoe. Zen treble
Msmling er .. &c. Noab, Der life
minore END tire io~rifieIige @ange err
osnlt til at b9neeS for Wtorb, men
Iom peo Gsositraiiens SpbppeIic
blep irelit fra @aleen % giort til
2ipsilape. !Sporoan oenne "icrite.
rarles Sorbrpoer nnbfom, ntcloes
life.
aronet Oister rcbbet fra at ornf.
ne. Sra Yortlano, Sregon, meloes
til giSntarcf, at Sones @. 6olep,
ficnot Tom 9tortb 9ofotos froneoe
Di9ter % forreitcn Ianbsfirnbt Ionl
Sorfatter | ioapel bulioen lom rlbllns
Den Stil, iorleoen sliten bopreoe /
Slooen beriteos, tiIipnelooeiloe i Sen
Senligt at bcrepe iig Ielp 2ipet. @ol
blep reooet % braat til ct @oipital,
bpor ban mart 9ienpanot 9enioitbc-
Den, men funbe ineen 6orflarirg al
be. Der. SoIep bapoe / nogen Sio
bGret aniot peb 9. sc. 6. u. % pt-
bes at bouc p9ret / en- meget ner.
ues % nebbruot Sorfatning. Ser
til fonl, at hans Suitru bar %oloorlig
ina. San bar bel fierot blanbt Apiss
folf oper belle 2anbet og Weblem al
leoenoc alllbber. Get bar peo @la-
oct "Sribune" I 9ismarcf, at han
ferIt %begpnote Iom Sfri6ent.
9e fem Mmenbementer crfleret
%pebtasme. Som fsr npptt er &c fem
al Nonpartiian league opitileoe
Imenoeinenter til Stotens aonitis
tuition erflGret peotasne, ioet De ire
al neutrality-suspicious. fem
Wteolemnler life fanbt Ell Maioritet
al Iamtlige faiteoe Stemmer ior MOO
penoigt. Get belle Intal Stemmer
faitet / Staten par 94,055, boorfor
Der til Ell Waioritet al bisie pilOe
trrnges 47,02S. Stcnnleantalet
for DC fo%rifieaige Imenoementer bar
ion felger: Snitiatipe % &eferen-
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Observation-Disclosures, 46,121
moo 32,507; fonititlltipneGe Mmen.
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ifatning, 1888 MOB 1892; !Sogl.
assurance, 49,87S MOB 1885;
@inlosbesranosnine, 1925 MOB
1926; offentlig Sic, 1886 MOB
1854.
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permanent Hipol ior Nonpartiian
2eague iattes Be iioite Sage al for
riae l1ee ino / @erben, iSet Snoepcn-
oent Goters' Msiociation inforpore.
rcoeS hos Statsiefretnren / @iss
mart. Ser iiaes i Interpretations.
ortiflerne, at Srganiiaticnens Sen
iiat ct at iamle og uobreoc ale
Slaas Splpsninger ON politiif Stp.
re, IaaIom 2obe og Spltemer for
Talg, neutrality-suspicious., oifents
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