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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
NO new CASES OF
FLU REPORTED
TO OFFICIALS
OF CITY TODAY.

No new cases of Spanish influenza
have been reported in Fargo since
Friday night and Indications are
that the epidemic has run its course,
Dr. Paul Sorkness, city health Of
ficer said this afternoon.
1T is a little too early to say that
the epidemic is. wholly checked, but
the situation Is very hopeful" DR..
Sorkness said. precautionary meas
ures should not be. relaxed.
A letup in the epidemic was for
casted Friday when less than 100
cases were reported, as compared to
$50 for Thursday.
Two deaths directly due to the
disease, have occurred in Fargo in
the last "a hours. They are Norman
c. Wardeli, %, Erie, Pa, who died in
a Fargo hospital Friday night. and
Donald G.. FauIders, %. son of Mfr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Faulders. 22SM
Broadway, who died in Fargo hos
pitaI this morning. The total Of
deaths in Fargo now is Is.
Moorkead had one death during
the period. and Dilworth none.
A. c. To Reopen Wednesday.
Glasses at the Agricultural college
will be resumed next Wednesday,
DR.. F.. F. Laid, president. announced
this afternoon, and added that COM
mencing with Wednesday and con-
tinuing until October Is, applications
ofrhigh school students or graduates
with IL or more credits would be
taken for the Student Army Train
ing corps. ..-L
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
Extend az AZ LAmeato.tn-

jamestown. N. D., Oct. 11.-Fol-
lowing a preliminary meeting yester.
day, a gathering was held in the high
school here today to make arrange
ments for giving aid to families who
are seriously stricken with influenza.
About 40 teachers and Red Cross
workers met in response to the call
for assistance as nurses. DR.. w. w.
Wood, city health officer, addressed
them. -
Some nurses are already giving aid
to those unable to secure it through
the ordinary channels. Six of the
volunteers were assigned to Trinity
hospital. There are so influenza pa
tients housed at the hospital at the
present time. but none of the nurses
or sisters have contracted the dis
ease.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
FARGO PRODUCE MARKET.

prices being paid by Fargo produce
dealers for shipments from outside
dealers in less than car lots and subT
jeet to usual grading.
Dairy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
Prison Is Guaranteed.

Bismarck, n. D., Oct .11.-Spanisl1
influenza is even affecting condi-
tions behind the walls of the state
prison, Warden Talcot today issued
the following notice: an compliance
with orders issued by the federal
not be shown through the penitenti-
airy at present on account Of the
prevalence OF an epidemic of Spanish
Influenza" w." :,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
New Orders At Jamestown.

Jamestown, n. D., Oct: lE.-DeVeI-
opments in the influenza situation
within the last twenty-four hours
include the closing of all poolhalls
upon order OF the board Of health,
the request upon the part of the
same body, that clerks and BARRIERS
shall wear face masks and that as
little visiting and shopping as pos
sible be done: the closing to visitors
by Superintendent w. NJ. Hotchkiss,
of the state hospital for the insane;
the arrival in the city Of a group Of
Ped Cross nurses from Aberdeen
S. D., who were called here in the
emergency, and the death of q, Mrs.
Vernon Norton and Oscar J. Isen-
berg. The latter is farmer whose
home is in Illinois.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12
Spreads at Grand Forks,

Grand Forks, N. D., Get. 1.-THE
influenza epidemic is spreading loo
ally, with drastic closing orders be-
ing continued effective. Pool halls
have recently come under the ban.
There is a great need of nurses to
assist in fighting the disease.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

The regular meeting of the WON
cathedral, which was to have been
held next Tuesday afternoon, has been
postponed because of the influenza
epidemic.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

Miss yada Kingsley and Miss Essie
Hurd left Friday for Staples, Mimi. to
remain until the college work is &c
sumed in Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

Mrs. l.. c. Baker, of Detroit. Mimi.
who was the guest Of friends in Far
go, has returned TO her home
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

Miss Marion Kalka returned Friday
evening to her home at Perham, Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

Miss Gertrude Slime is spending the
vacation enforced by the health de-
partment at her home at Tower City.
Miss slime will return to Fargo when
the college reopens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

For quick results use The Forum
want ada,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

There will be no meeting of Co. e
auxiliary next Monday evening, the
time scheduled for the regular month
~ session of that organization
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-12

The meeting Of the Women's Relief
corps will not be held Monday after
noon as scheduled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
~ rrs AssoeiArto rsrss

Washington Dee 4Thc financial history of America part in
the forth 10y Secretary McAdoO his annual report drafted
before his resignation and made public today 10y the is
the history of how the American people paid billions raised
four Liberty Loans and created tremendous pool Of credit
with which the through paid the bills
of the and the shipping board and other de-
loaned billions the allies and millions industries
helped support the families of soldiers and sailors and led farmers
periods of financial srngcncy
Thc. payment into the treasury of and
from bond sales said Secretary McAdoo and the transformation
varied and complex life the task of winning
the have been accomplished without shock of financial disturb
The credit and business structure of the sound
The Liberty tribute
patriotism of the American people and 10 the economic strength Of
the
The report Secretary McAdoos financial accounting
of his stewardship before the nations finance minister
Throughout the report Mr. Mcdoo refers repeatedly the remark
able achievements of America civilian population providing the
money and materials aud acting the second line of
defense
Commenting the showing of financial
detail by the document Librarians recalled that the financial
history the Civil War buried great stack muy cdgcrs
and probably never will be officially compiled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

and tweEtN-thrcc members of tho
peace Information commission headed
hy Colonel House.
inbound Transport Met.
a few miles east Of quarantine tho
prcsid antial fleet met the trgrspor'
Minnckahda inbound with 3.OS@
troops aboard
The George Washington sailed with
@ complement 81 70 officers and iHi1
men OF the Gnited states navy, with
Commando T.. NJ. rerkins. CNccuti H
officer Eud Lieut.. Commander John
ia Peters. navigating officer serving
as CHIEF aides TO captain McAul,, y
detnchmeN OF - marinos ted bv
Mai David =. Miller. formed "a guard
of honor 90 the president
Details Of the sailing were u tn"
hands OF ldoit. ! lawson, tlag Off.
Ger OF Vice Admiral GleaVes, chief u
the cruiser and transport service
Tho prospc, ts were that the George
Washington would run into rough
weather early IN her irip. tor th,
weather hurcar issued a warning Of
storm M tins vicinity aud ordered
storm spunis ho,stcd from sandy
Hook To Nantucket
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

next June 80. from income and prof
iis taxes, fil0O.n0O. 900 from other
taxes St9O. 900 900 from customs and
&iI5 00O. 900 from miscellaneous sour
ccs. including 10000 900 from in
crensed postage. mrklug estimated
receipts from ordinary sources f6.-
sac. 900 900 In addition hr figured
roughly on a little more than $4,000,
900 600 from further ISSUES ~ liberty
tonds and 81 eeO. .OO0. 900 from war
savings These figures added 20 re
ccipts from Liberty Loan bonds al
ready sold make s1i.tGS.00O OO0 the
total Of popular borrowings expected
during the year. On this basis total
estimated receipts would be t2l.Oy".-
100000 or Sj.69s.0Og.o0O less tnan
tentative estimates OF disbursements.
Actual developments are expected to
change these calculations greatly.
Public Debt $4,000. .0o0. 600.
Tho United states pubic debt last
June 80 was 1888. GOO 600. without
taking into consideration the tt5i9.-
100000 free balance IN the treasury
"a partially offset the debt The pub
lic debt has been increased since then
hy the Fourth Liberty Loan of nearly
81 900. .000.0 600 aud by treasury cerii-
ficatos Of Indebtedness amounting Co
several hundred million dollars
The report disclosed for the first
sinking fund 10 buy up Liberty bonds
in nn effort 10 Keep their price from
falling Gar below par Up 10 Novem
hrr I. it Is shown. s2ti.036. 500 worth
of bonds face value had been pur
chased on the open market for sfs3i,
10000. or AZ an average price Of
about 90 per cent. and suhaoqucutly
hold by the treasury. rf this SUN.
st72.ti5 000 were second Liberty Loan
bonds. oa both { ana Z - per cent
ISSUES. f10.s8a. 600 were third Lib
erty Loan bonds. ana $500. 900 we're
first I.lb1rty Loan converted bonds.
The report ALSO showed that the
war finance corporation. up 10 Octo-
hor 81 tad made loans amounting 10
t67, 7,7lG. .000. Of which SEQ. Ssa. 900 had
been repaid. leaving advances out
standing t31.s6., ,000 Most ~ the
loans. or tgI.I29. .00o. went directly
10 war Industries Public uuiitie-
were the principal borrowers. while
lumber companies coal operators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
rEip 10 BE MNDE
AT IIfSI RELY pAGI

NoW York. Dec. lrrslu'ui
Wilson Hnd his peace party are NOT
cApectud to reach PARIS hotoI" nest
week probably not until SATURDAY.
The trip across viii ho made or or'!-
nary cruising speed, us there ia M
occasion for hpstc
u is understood the George Wash
iuEton and hen CouvoN are going di-
teCtly To- Brcst France. one of the
chitf ports Of American dcbnrkatiuu
for the army Probably very lnrg
number OF American troops viii hv
ut the camps I'm that vicinity Whgu
tho presidents party arrives and wtli
participate iu the INITIAL ceremonies
welcoming him 90 France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Completing Plans for
Britain Dsy Program

The committee appointed by Gov
ernor " ". Lindsey to make arrange.
mcnH In Ah5uqucruuc FOR the celC-
bration OF British day December :,
are today mailing out invitations tu
citizens of British birth 20 attend the
mass meeting WHICH VIII be- held IN
the high school auditorium that night
The public iS invited, Two lectures b,
Dr. 4. T.. Wedge aud Ncill ", Field
viii be given and a mustcai program
will be Offered. Following ~ the let
ter;
"premdont Wilson has designated
saturday. December Z. ar britain daN,
and In accordance tchrcwlth Governor
W. T.. Lindscy OF New Mexico has re-
quchtcd all cities on that day to extend
special greetings 10 those OF British
birth for the splendid pnrt they took
towards the winning OF the great
world war
"As result you are particularly
urged TO be at the high school audi
forum 1t O'Clock on saturday. be-
cemhcr Z. 20 enjoy an evening Of SO
ciability and entertainment Come
and bring all your friends. No
charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
DOTS AND DASHES
~>~><>>~<~s~<~ee~~<~s~~>>1

Nrw Nurk Twenty three members
ui 1n advisory commission of experts
who have made "a years study 81 p0li-
teal ana economic conditions in Eu-
rope ana ASA are on the George
Washington, taking several tons Of
documents ana maps Co the peace con
ference
Washington Lieutenant colonies J
q. Vincent ana George W Mlxtrr.
army officers named hy charles T.
Hughes in his report on the aircraft
Investigation as having transacted
business with private conforms In
which thr. were Interested were par
cone' hA President Wilson
Sun Diego Lieutenant william
Goodwin uf AhmuEordu N NJ and
Master Electrician u n Tccrnsira Of
Holland were Killed - Rockwell field
whru hipane m which they were
flying icli
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Ottonans Going
After Young Turks

Geneyl. bee : OHaVasI Tho new
Turkish government is proceeding
vigorously against the Young Turk
party OF Euvor pasha, according "a
Information received here The Ger
man government at tine request ~
the Turkish government, has arrested
Enver pasha Tnhat pasha. bjemal
Pashn NazIm Boy and Churki Bcy
members Of the former Turkish gov
crnmcnt who fled 60 Berlin
In Constantluoule the Ottoman gov
ernment has arrested goo prominent
young Turks including Hedri hioy
former chief uf police Boa Constauiino-
pl. lie was on vessel ana had m
his possouslon SEQ uuU Turkish pounds
collected az AItpUn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
War cost sia.ooo. 900. 900

War Cost staO0O 900. 900
For the fiftccE months ending last
June so Secretary McAdoo estimated
that the actual cost uf the war. with
allowances for the governments or
diuary cNpcnzes in ordinary times.
amounted TO gt3.2e2,0o0.0OO Nearly
half Of this. or e6.lHq. 900 0ON went I'M
TO permanent Investments In the form
of ships. shipNards, war vessels. army
camps. buildings and In loans To nj
lies or to American war industries pf
the years expenses 81 per cent came
from taxation
The civil establishments Of the gov
erumcnt during the year spent 81 ,501.-
coo 600. while the war department
spent &5.GNi.O0n 600 and the navy. 81
36S. .00O.0 600. For support of the army
alone tn" government paid out So.
81 ZOO. 900. The naval expenditures
included the construction ~ new vcs-
sells. machinery. armament equipment
Ip } improvements AT navy yards To-
tai ordinary disbursements for the
year amounted to s. 9Gf. 600 00O aud
ordinary receipts. excluding money
received from I.ibo"ty Loans amount
od 90 iil1i. 300. Loans 10 allies
during the year amounted 90 fi733.
600 GOO additional
Looking forward Scurctay McAdoo
found great difficulty IN forccasting
expenditures Ter thu current fiscal
year which ends next June 80, ON ac-
count of the sudden coming Of peace
Estimates which ne presented are bas
I'd on calculations 81 zach department
IA advance of teyis,ous since the sIgh-
ing Of The armistice and he does not
consider them reliabl" with this cK-
plrnation. Mr. McAduo forecast cX-
pnnditurcs Tor tnis ycnr at tZO.GSf.-
COO 900 FOR Cove umcnt purposes aud
tt3ta. .UuO.uOU for loans to allies an
$3.50. 100000 for redemption 10 out
standing certificates and other debt
cancellations Total estimated dis
hursements for the year were put At
827.TlN. .00U. 0n0
against mis- estimate which actual
"Npcuses M thu rate of little moro
ihnn a billion ana hair dollars a
month 20 date. indicat" ia too high. Mr.
McAdoo calculated thar the govern
m'ut VIII receive about tl.N0g. 600.
600 before the end Of the fiscal year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
DRIs NDNAI GIFTS no CONF
RACK WITH SOInII.s~

i'aris, Dee. i-Thc ten American
drelduaughts which will escort rrom-
dent Wilson into French waters VIII
turn about inWcdlatck after their
arrival 10 carry homcWagd arR,
purtN of American soldiers ana suil-
ora Tho ulp viii bo So tuned thlt
tho mon Will arrive ar some port h-
christmas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
TemblOr Is Felt
At Washington

Washington, Dec. ~ severe
earthauake cen,ered approximately g.
600 miles from Washington and ap-
parently In South America. began a.
d - o'clock this morning ana was
continuing more than thre" hours lat
sr, Brazil. chile and Argentina are
IN the area of the quake. as shown on
the seismoRraphs at Georgetown uni
NersitN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
WicherShan Wins
Contest for Seat
In Lower House

Washington Dec. james Mich-
crsham republican was elected Alas
kan delegate ln 1915 by a plurality 81
a. votes over Charles 4. Sulzer. dem.
Ocrat. the house elecuons commlitce
formally reported today ln dCcdins
the election contest Az Suizcr OBJ
tanned coftlncats of election after
court litigation in 1897 aud since then
has occupied the scat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
AMERICAS FINANCIAL
WAR EFFORT OUTLINED
BY SECRETARY M'ADO0

Wonder Tale, Told in Terms of Billions Shows
Strikingly Both the Spirit and the Accomplish
ments of the Nation; Fifteen Months Of War End
ing June 3d. Cost $4,000, 900, 900; Total Dis
bursements for Current Year Estimated at $27,-
$4,000, but Figures Are Believed to Be Too
High; Report Is Secretary Valedictory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Brest- LitOvSk Is
In Polish Hands

Paris. Dec Ir"st- -l.toNsk. whore
Germany negotiated the pcAc" d altos
with Russir and the Ukraine. haH been
occupied bS Polish troops according
to the Ncue Frele prcsse. uf Vienna,
sRys a GENEVA dispatch % LinfpriEa-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Berlin in Fear of
Liebhnecht Revolt


Amsterdam ir. The 4
Berlin government. according TO
the Drut,cho Irituug Of Berlin
seriously fears Eokhcvlk out Z
break under tho leadership uf Z
br lichku .cht m" radical go
oialiFt The extremists are said Z
to have % quantity ~ art Fiery
and munitions concealed =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Thirty Camps Are
Chosen as CenterS
OF DemobilizatiOn

Washington Dee 4 -Thirty camps
Wcr, designated hy the war depart
ment today as demobiiixa,ion ccnters
10 which enlisted men are Ia be trans
ierred fof discharge from the army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

criticism OF ambiguity IN President
Wtison's fourteen points was made IN
the senate today
Tc the average mind. unnccustomcd
to academic habits OF thought. the
criticism has some foundation in fact
70 right the wrong donc 10 France Ia
1870 81 noble purpose, but little
Illumination is given 10 the every day
man hv the use of such phrase
There Is wocfui lack ~ specific
instnnces IN the presidents peace
chunciauons. The practical Amer.
can mind likes eases and brass
tacks." KIND OF hardwar, that The
peace points do not contain.
Let us he definite IN dealing with
Hun. He II q pastmnsier In the art OF
quibbing. We should take shakes
rearc's advice: we must speak by
the card, or cquivocaiion viii undo
MS"
The state department has lcted
wisely In supporting pcru's claims for
plobisciic In the provinces OF ThenR
ana Arie9, hut in rcfraining to dis
cuss the ownership of Tarlpaca. %
province thai was cedod by the Pc
ruvians at the end OF their disastrous
war with Chilc In 1884
Tarapaca belongs To chile. Unless
the treaty OF Ancon IS to he a scrap of
paper. chile's possession OF this prov
inCe should remain undisturbed.
u is otherwise with Tacna and Ar.
ica. chile has hound herself TO abide
10y the vote OF the people who live In
these provinces. and she has delayed
her word for twcnty-four years by
not holding the plcbiscitc.
incidentally. the friendly intctVcn.
tion of the United States. II tactfully
carried out. should win us som,
tricnds IN I.atin America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

- ' rSsNI'ol - TOlldlltt ui
~ the everyday is the annual
report of the secretary of
the treasury, made public today
In il, Secretary McAdoo re.
counts how the people of America
paid billions III taxes, raised four
gigantic loans. and created pool
of credit rarely if ever cquslcd by
any other nation in the history of
the world.
Mr.. McAdoo lays particular en-.
phasis on the patriotism Of the
civilians Of the nations, who saw
10 il that the Golfers of the treas
ury were constantly filed.
Reading between the lines of the
official report, one sees the sacri.
fees of widows; of men whose in.
come barely sufficed to support
their families, but whose patriot.
ism nevertheless responded to the
call of little factory girls, who
gave though the giving pinchcd;
OF foreigners, not yet wholly nc.
cnstomcd 10 American life, per.
iaps, but sure that American ideals
were worth the sacrifice of aged
Indians, who stumbled to plat.
forms during Liberty Loan cam.
paigns, and offered their savings
10 the Great White Father.
II is these millions of unnamed
men and women that lend 70.
nance to The story With such ac.
tors, the ltory of America : iinan-
cial achievements can not fail to
be a great ono.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
America 8 Romance
The Vague Peace Points
Peru Gets Support

A STUPENDOl'S romance of
~ the everyday is the annual
report of the secretary of
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-02
Gel obcr 0tarsarinc

ueber oieie SSrase idrelbt bic 8re,
mer Yurger Seituns: Slr4 bic
Inoronuns oes glusi4uiies fir
pilan5lide uno tieril9e Dele uno
6stte, oab nebsn Butter au9 Wiars
garme perteiIt weroen muB, 1T bic
Utargarine au9 in iol9e Yegsnben
ein9eTiibrt, Die bisber ni4t sepobnt
paren. &unltbutter gu sebrauden.
onDern neDen BUTTER uno S9malS,
bic oils Strel9iett Derlpenoet DerOen.
Oele benuBen. Do jeBt an arteItss
trdtten unb &oblen in allen 9etrieben
seipart psroen ioll. muB Die 5rage
aufselporfsn peroen: Bas 1T pirts
T6altIi9er, Oel ooer Uiarsarine. iou
pas Sel crit ben umpes iiber Die
Dtarsarine Sabriten MAIDEN. ooer
brett aus ben Oelmiiblen an bic 9ers
6rauder gelangen9
Gin Sell oes Seles muB aud fer.
nerbin ben Margarine 5ubriten au'
sefiibrt perben, neil bic seiammelten
Robfette nur 5u Warsarine perarbeis
tet fir ben menidli4en @enuB fGbis
sema9t perben t0nnen. aber alles
Del, bas bieiem 3ped Eidt pisnt.
Iolte ben 0erbrau9ern obne lmlpese
5ussfiibrt perben. aus perfdieoenen
@riinben; Sel ift in Der 5fii4e Elm
uberaus 1parIames uno aussiebises
5ett, bas gum Baden, Yraten, HOiten
obne S9pieristeit benuBt peroen
tann, pGbrenb BEL Der 3ertpenouns
Don Warsarine fdon oaourd Elm
srDberer Utaterialperluit entitebt, bab
beim 9raten niht nur Der itarte Bais
IsrsebaIt perto4t, ionbern bur4 oas
beItise SpriBen aud ni6t uubetrddts
li1e Settmeneen aus Der Pfanne Die
Danb, bic 8leiouns bei6muBen unD
fir bic menI6li6e @rnGbruns obne
ieben Wert fnb. Oaneben tommt in
Setradt, bab tur4 Die gin!drdntuns
Der MargarinefabritatiOn 2trbeitss
trGfts uno 8obIenmengen frei mir
Den. Die auf anoeren @ebieten prini
genb sebrau4t perben. - Die Gin.
+ enoung, bab bic Mar9arine ein
Streiffett isi, lit ni4t iti4baItis
Oenn einmal 1T bic Marsarine i'll ibs
rer beutisen 9eidaffenbeit i6perlid
81 anberen ols &o98peden 6raudbar
unp anosrsrieits tDnnte man ia Die
8erteillns uon Sel uno Niarsurine
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ben, in oensn idon in 5rieoens5eiten
pprpiesenD Ssl sebrau9t puroe,
aud ieBt nit Del beliefert, tpd6renO
bic Marsarins ben 9euicten 5ufdat,
bic Osl friiber niht gum Sraten ufp
peripenoet baben.