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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
Hancock News.

4. Roseberg, of the sand hills, was owe,
last Saturday, shaking hands with friend!
in this locality.
A rdmor of marriage bells soon at thi.
place. Contracting parties we'll knowr
In the county Official capacity etc, known
at home in Sc. Paul.
". H. Mann is busy preparing to have
about twenty thousand feet of lumbe,
sawed by Burgum and Paster's mill this
spring. Mr. Wortoman is also busy haul.
ing logs from the timber on the Missouri
for the same purpose. !.
D. McAfse, Mclean county's sheer king
Esnasatl' aroand s6cisbls gentleman, came
down from Coal Aarbor last Sunday, as a
guest o. ~ batchslors..
Our old time friend NJ. Murray, of this
place, received notice of his pension re-
quest being granted by that bureau at
Washington.
: A birthday sociaole given in honor to
our esteemed citizen and friend n. W..
Solsnbsrger, last Friday, at his residence
by his wife, was truly enjoyable. Games
and chatting was the order of the evening.
The evening passed without dissenting
chord to mar the pleasure of the gatherers
until it was discovered that it was time to
bid the host and hostest good morning.
Mr.. Solsnberger came to the county with
his family some years ago, settling at this
point. With the cheerfulness and content.
mont of loving wife he has stood the
adversities which settlers of the western
plai"s are prone to encounter. With q
Guarded disposition and highness of char
aclsr he has won the esteem Of all with
whom he has associated with. With the
help Of faithful wife, he has imbibed in
the heart of his boys that pure virtue of
fidelity which is the wholesome food of
boyhood and the sublem of true citizens
with which their characters will shine as
they rsash their maturity. May they ever
be guidsd by their parental prscspts is
the wish of al who know them. I'D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

Fargo Arpus: Old sett,ars sov that the
past winter has been atmos' . aprl1cste Of
that of 1872. when the weather. was wild
except for p few weeks and ';tt'n .l";eh;ro
WAS afforded. Msrv for.ners snwed wheat
the latter part of February and the 1rt nf
March. On March 4'h. however. there
was big blizzard lasting three davs. and
the spring was very backward. The wear
1882 will be remembered as big crop
year.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
NEW MILITARY POST.
From the Bismarck Tribune.

1t looks now as though the change Of
tho location of the military post from
Fort Yates to Bismarck was a "go." The
matter was in conference Yesterday with
tho consideration of the sundry civil bill
and the following kilograms sxpla1ns
themselves.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2.-To NJ. n.
Jewell, Bismarck: just secured agree
ment in conference that Fort Yates be re-
moved to Bismarck.
H. G. HANsERouaH.
1. p. Baker, Bismarck:
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2, 9:53 p.
m.-Military post at Bismarck agreed to
in conference committee.
w. N. ROACH.
The matter is an important one, and
means much to Bismarck, and the agree
ment in conference to tho relocation OF
the fort at the capital city is good news at
which there will be general satisfaction.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
To Improve the Flour Mill.

Olaf Parry, Esq, of New York Mills
Minnesota part owner of the Washburn
-four mill came up on Mondays Bismarck
stage. Mr.. Parry has been looking over
the situation and has concluded, If he can
get encouragement from the farmers to
feel that his project will be Appreciated
to add another story IN height to the mill;
put IN new rollers and machinery through
out, SO that as far as good grade of -four
is co.cerned, they could successfully com.
pete the Minneapolis, Bismarck, Valley
City or any other Touring mill that make
a specially Of fine -four.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
CREAMERY.
a New Industry for Mclean
- - County.

/ ) s'ss--'
For some time past several leading
farmers and dairymen Of Mclean County
have been quistly agitatiny creamery az
a source of profit for the owners of tmall
herds Of cows that are kept in enclosed
pastures or herded around the farm.
Svsrdrup township now takes the lead
in practical way BY calling together its
citizens last Saturday in public meeting
and having = formal discussion on the
subjsst.
The meeting was held in. school house
No. 2. After some informal discussion,
the meeting was called to order and Jos.
b. Olsen was chosen chairman, and Judge
J. p. Peterson, secretary.
The consensus Of opinion Of those pres
ent that Mclean County could hold ont as
good indueemsnt for the erection of q
creamery 20 anv county in tho State
Every one present bound themselves to
furnish as least ton COWS each toward the
milk sopply Of the institution.
A call was then recommended by the
citizens present, for q general call 10 be
made over tho county for the people Of
each school district to meet at some point
within their district on March 10th, and
each district send two delegates to repre-
sent them st a general oonfeIance at
Wsehburn, ON the 22nd Of March. The
msve is very important one and it
is hoped before the summer Ia we'll upon
us profitable creamery business will be
added to the industries. Of Mclean
County. NJ
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

The American Furniture Agency retails
, all kinds Of furniture at Is to so per cent
less than regular retail prices, and ships it
direct to its customers from the world.
largest furniture factory in Chicago
Large illustrated catalogue for the asking.
Address. American Furniture Agency,
Galena, Kansae.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

IDr. Forbes, Mrs. Forbes and their two
children reached Washburn Friday even
ing on the Bismarck stage. The Doctor
and family will move into the Andrew
Peterson residence on Quality Hill. The
Doctor and family will find a generous
welcome from the people of Mclean
County.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
Northern Pacific Tax Case.

Northern Pacific Tax Case.
The Northern Pacific land tax case came
up in amsstowa yesterday and an import
ant argument was made before Judge
Rose in chambers in support of motion
for leave to file an amended; complaint In
the case of the railroad company against
s. X. McGinnis, ex-county treasurer OF
Stutsnan county. The case is the old
Northern Pacific tax suit against that
county, brought to restrain the county
from selling certain lands held by the road
under a land grant-part of which were
situated in an unsurveyed township-for
taxes assessed and levied upon the land
for territorial and county taxes and other
purposes in the year 1887. The case has
been to the supreme court several times,
and, as will be remembered, was sent back
to this court upon the reversal Of the judg-
ment of ths district court. The division,
however, permits an application toamend
the complaint. and to this end briefs will
be submitfed, the case taken under advise
ment and 1 decision rendered by Judge
Rose at future date. II is probabls.
the decision of the case will result in the
looking up Of sundry tax certificates upon
Northern Pacific lands. 1t is said that lands
belonging to the railroad company nave
been sold again and again for delinquent
taxes and the same lrreg llarities in the
one case, if declared illegal, would hold
equally true in the others and inya'idate
these tax titles. TIE decision OF the suit
will be of more than local interest, as
ts,ere arc other and ki1ailar suits now pend
lug in different counties Of the state for
the 's7 tax Bismarck Tribune.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

4 largo European demand for American
horses is reported. An agent from Scot
land is here with orders to buy $500 head,
and oLe from Belgium intends to secure
25,0O0 head, which hs is looking for both
in Eastern and Western markets-Ex.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

II you contemplate purchasing any
Household Furniture send for catalogue
OF American Furniture Agency, Galens,
Kansas. They represent the most extern
sive furniture manufacturers on earth,
and sell to anybody at lowest factory
prices.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

=. D. Rohrer, of Hancock, came down
t0 the county seat on business mission.
FRIDAY.
NH Editor Britton, late Of the Edgeley Sen.
tsnel, writes Us he has purchased, and will
tssume the fuact ions 40 editor and propri-
Stor of the Bottinsau Pioneer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

The LEADER is in, receipt of q pari
ssolored copy Of the Fargo Sun, being it,
4 q mi iyersary edition. Il booms Fargo
sustily, and We hope is appreciated BY the
live people over that way.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

The breaking up of tho ics in places or
the Yellowstone river, and the last two
weeks of thawlng weather and consequent
melting of SHOWS, has thown great guam
titles of water over the Missouri's icy bed,
70 that crossing on the frozen river is now
both difficult and dangerous.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
Real Est.ts Deal.

We are informed that real estate deal
has been contaminated between Andrew
Peterson, of Washburn, and Anton Peter
son, our enterprising south-of-town farm
I ~ in which our townsman purchased 10
aores,l including the buildings, Of what
lwss formery known as the George Rhude
property. The LxADEH did not learn the
onsidsration, but as the land adjoins the
bunty seat on the southsst, it is . good
81 sos Of property.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

Zoe Katz, the Pain ted Woods Lake
ranchman was in Washburn, Friday. Sec
his add in another column.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

Postmaster walli. reports business il
the possoface improving, and thinks he
sees indication Of. better times all ovsi
this section. ~ NJ 4.,., ",
sNsVs learn that A15ditor Cassis I'm III; hxi
II d ofs u Kos;binsen, so
stating that Hsorgs T., and himself reached
st. Lous, on Thursday the 7th, inst, and
their father died the next day after their
arrival. ~ ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

Rev. ]. A. Deisen, will hold, service at
Charles Sheldon's residence, Wednesday,
March 14th, 2 o'clock p. N.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
FOR SALE.

will sell at private sale at my ranch
on Painted Woods creek the following
property, to wit: Horses, harness. plows.
seeder, wagon, hay racks etc. The fore
going property will be sold on time.
JOE KATz.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
TAKEN UP,

One bay geldin9 four years old: weight
about $50 lbs. White star on face and
white stripe on nose. aud both hind feet
are white. Small blurred brand on left
shoulder. Owner is requested to pay
charges and take the animal away.
Tom CHR1sr1ANsoN.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
Z OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MCLEAN COUNTY.

MCLEAN COUNTY.
g.WAeHpuRN, N. D.. March 4, 1895.
Board met pursuant.to adjournment.
Present Commissioners Mann and Han
son.
On motion j. R. Mann was elected chair
man pro TEN.
Commissioner Mann presented com
munication from Deputy Public Examiner
Patterson stating he had made care full
examination Of this auf itor and treasurer's
hooks end vouchers and had found them
all correct.
Thomas Langabella presented his bond
40 assessor for 2nd district which on
motion was accepted and approved.
Laurence Casselman presented bis bond
az county auditor which on motion was
accepted and approved
The following bills we're presented and
allowed on their respective fund.
Joseph Mann postage $500.
John f. Sheldon, wood $500.
H. W. Grambs, $500 allowed at $1.5O.
L. Casselman, two months salary and
postage $4,000
J.P. Peterson, two months salary $4,000.
Nelson q VAIL merchandise $4.26.
j. r. Mann for stamp $500.
The Board received . petition from the
Dog Dsn asking for school. On motion
the auditor was Instructed to return the
petition TO the petit'onsrs.
OnSmotion the Board adjourned sine
die.
LAuassos CAs.x1xAx,
County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE.

SEVERAL HUNDRED bushels of good
seed barley for sale at our place near
Hancock. Mclean County. Price 50 cents
per bushel. Will trade for steers.
8. D. RoHREB & Bro.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

We learn through Contractor Mckinley,
that Dan Leroy, who was farmer st the
Fort Stevenson Indian school during the
existence of that institution has been ten
dsred 4 like position by Agent Clapp, at
the new industrial school at Elbowoods.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
Hanson drove over from
Ingsrsoll, sunday evening to take his
seat at the counsel Of tho County Board,
the day following. A~l

Y Nelson Herrsd and Judge Peterson Of
Svsrdrup, were in Washburn Tuesday,
discussing the oresmory project with our
citizens. Both gentlemen are very san
gaine Of the success of the, movemsn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09
Local News.

Y
The Legislature at Bismarck ad journe.
Friday.
A failure to receive our paper on tim,
from Fargo delayed the paper this week
The long spell of thawing weather re
sss nd asssss7t6 t6ili, srhurssddy.
The wild geese and ducks have taker
lay-od this week. None flying. X n
Farmsrs are moving on their spring
work.
Ole Burquana. of Sverdrup. was doing
Business at the county seat, Thursday.
Rev. J. A. Diesen will hold confirmation
aervises ut Fort Clarke, Sunday, March
18th.
AZ vs 60 :to press We learn that Harry
Hayward was found guilty. The jury
wvs out but two hours.
yLsslle Burgum. the little grandson OF
Judge and Mrs. Hanard, has been, very
sick all week with some kind of fever.
!. ~
yErick Anderson, of the Painted Woods
creek divide, was in Wa ehburn.. on bust
ness matters, Wednesday Y
Commissioners Mann returned from his
Bismarck trip IN time to take his seat at
the County Board, Monday.
y Miss Daisy Falconer, of Falooner, has
bsen visiting with Mrs. Treasurer Mann,
few days this wesk. X Y
A hne fat boy baby made IT'S appearance
at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Eskes
Sunday morning. N4-f
Misses Luis and Florence Satterlund
took passage on the Bismarck stage last
Saturday mo rning, on visit to friends in
Aandan.
!. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Heath, accompanied
BY their husbands, visited the LEADER
office, the last press light, to watch for a
while how good paper is spoiled by the
impressions Of Washington hand press.
Hanson drove over from
Ingsrsoll. sunday evening to take his
seat at the counsel of tho County Board,
'A' day following. M4~l
Nelson Herrsd and Judge Peterson Of
svsrdrup, were in Washburn Tuesday
discussing the creamery project with our
citizens. Both gentlemen are very san
guips of the success of the movement
Al :.
We learn through Contractor Mckinley,
that Dan Leroy, who was farmer st tho
Fort Stevenson Indian school during the
existence of that institution has been ten
dsred like position by Agent Clapp, at
tho new industrial school at Elbowoods.
Real Estats Deal.
We are informed that real estate deaf
has been consummated between Andrew
Peterson, of Washburn, and Anton Peter
son, our enterprising south-of-town farm
~ In which our townsman purchased 10
aores,) including the buildings, Of what
was formery known as the George Rhude
property. The LEADER did not learn the
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

7lax 1.d7.so S.1s7 71y,1s,sxsyls ,sssyIss,A.y
.5u!uaou an 70 au5H aH,g g,!A dmrI g Issssu,
ox syL.. qs.A su,oU S. 3ue,uoo pug AddsH
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-03-09

MRS. Harris and Mrs. Heath, accompanied
BY their husbands, visited the LEADER
office, the last press light, to watch for a
while ho~, good paper is spoiled by the
impressions Of Washington hand press.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-03
Sic Stride umo Ole Norat.

en- rincm Yriefc an G0tDe pom
Sabre 1897 i6reibt S1iiler: .Sdlt
man Ii6 an Den ci9entli9en 6Gar0tter-
BUG Oes 6Brtltentbums, ippOur1 eS li9
bon alien mOnOtbeiitiiNen yteligionen
unterI0cioet, 10 licBt CT in niht5 gin=
bcycm, als III Der Nuibebun9 oe5
GeicBe5 oes &Onti6en S~mperOtiDs,
al Oeiien Stclle bNs @briitent0um cine
lrele yteigun9 geleBt bGben mill. IS
lit alio in leiner reinen IOrm, Gar
f%tcilrng idOner Sitt!i3teit, Die Meni6=
mcrounN oes Seili0en. unO in oieient
Gimme Ole ein5lge dltDetii0e &eli9iOn. "
98os S6iller nlr ouniet ertannt
rnb nod ounteler OuS9eoriidt, oas bat
iAOn Sertulli0u i'm Oritten A~dbrbun-
bert, ben SciOen geQeniiber thar uno
oeutli9 aus9clprONcn, 0ls CT iGucu
ia9te: oSn Der GrtenntniB nm in Der
Sittli9teit iteben mir iibCr elN."
Sns 1T chen bic g%8cltfraun0 oes
GbriitentDums. DOourtb es ais ubiOIute
3tcli9iOn eribeint, BAT in ibm Dogma,
6ultus mo WtOrNi III innerIter S0r-
monte Il6 our6orin0en, I'm IOUObl
auf Iittli6em @cbiete ais i'm Jtei1e Der
SnteliNcn5 Die NienibBtit 81 crncWern.
Die Hebre Der YrGbmNnen uno Der
alteH UrIe9en bat cine mgtBIl1e &eIlr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-03

10 bat Die t0tbolii6e Stride bemielben
/ n NJ CT N~elnlDi9t. g8ir erinncrn bier
nlir arl oas 9. Secret Der IL. all9ennei=
llen Sateran =SDnpOe ppm $.
1915, wcld)cs luutet: ,Wcnn IN
9i63efe perf1iebeue
i ntionen III it Deri O iebenen
Spra0en unD Giten leben,
10 oil Der Sif6o tnugli6 c
MANNER N 0blcn. wel6e iir
leoe Nation in ibrer Spra=
DIE uno mad iDrem &itus
0otteSoien It Galten; Der s
lpllen Mot peri bieoen e
Siihbfe in elmer Sibsefe
icin. Cine iolde SiOseie rDare ell
%lytOnfrum, ein Scib nit mebrcren
&0pIen. SpA fam Der @iibpI elmer
Iol0en GioSele | iir jcoe NATION
Ito etnen YrG III ais @icar
betAciellen." (0efcle, 9pncilleu=
GciNi0te, %o. 5, e. 1851 @eioer
entfpriWt nl6t INNER Oielcm @runo=
'obe Die Yraris, nit, meil bic Hut
ltdnoc es njdt sulailen. niht iclten
ober aud aus minoer Qllteu Grilnoen.
98o bic &atbpliten unter
l0iiigun9 ibrcr o.
ttonalcn SeoirfniiieSu tei=
ben baben uno ii berjeu1 t
inn B, bdB Nbbitlfe mOglib
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frei, oerarti9e Sei6weroen bel 1dtbp-
lltcnta9en sum Wegenltaro ibrer See
ratbuNgen uno G%eiOlutioncrl 81 MADDEN.
luerln oles nllr. mie auf ienem 81 9tew
Sapen, auf lopole. iahlihe unb ee=
mabigte g9eiie 9ei1iebt. Cab nitt
MIR Die fransoiilheu GAMBLER, ion=
bern au6 Die SsutiAen in ben Ser.
Staaten bduiia geredten @ruuo CUR
&lage baben, lit befannt. Sn gar
pielen 8emeinben, bic Qrps
Bcntbeils ODER gar iiberpi e.
Qenb aus Seutf6eu eiteben
luiro meoer in Der Sir1 nod
in Der S9ule auf ibre Ye=
D ilrfniiie & ii genpm=
men. Wan lanentirt. mllrrt. ~tnurrt.
lit aber Su Sa9bait OOer Su urbebOlien,
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9utes GeAt su DeriA0fen, uno bel Sie=
len lit oas GaOe, bnB iie lih Der Stride
%entipObnen.
Gbre oem eoelu canobiIhen Sii9of
Der li1 - auf bic Gefabr elmer neueu
SGbenslD SeBe bin = ieiner Sanbs@
lellte III ben Ser. Staaten 10 wafer all=
genommen bat. ~(990noerer).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-03
Glue GiuigNng bcsii9ii0 80
nmD Srt Ocs &atDoIifcn.a:
9cS Mu0 Der Wcncral=
@crIaEmInng ocmt=
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SraouiSatioM.
Organization.

Sie Srdge, pb eS rat6Innl, Die 6ere-
raj Terlammlun9en bes Seutlhen
Observation-Disclosures 6entral= Gereins,
ots oentIb : amerifonii6en Yrielter=
Tereins unb bes Central Vunoes
oeuti6=ameritaniiber notwithstanding
lin9s : Tereine 9lei6Seitig nit benz
Satbolltentage a~b5ubalten, ibcint slr
allAemeinen s2ufrieoenbeit 9el6lt wpr=
Den 81 iein. Geltern Nbeno oin9 uls
bariibcr fol9enOcs 5elesramm gu:
Gbica9o, ST.. 81. @usuit.
Sm 0ofale bes Columbia 6lub foro bcute
etle Werotbnn9 ltatt bc;. Der olcih,eitiocl
Nbbaltulg Der Observation-Disclosures
bsuti1 amerit0uii9er tatbolilbey Or9anilas
tlolel lulo oes R0tbolitcutage5. Die bell,
t,ge Sibung mar pom bohp'itcu @. IS.
NelinIer, gildof pom Sirecnbap, gSisc., eits
beruieu wOrben. Gisier ilbrte aid Sem
SorItg. IS pGreu ~ierIer anpeleuo Der
ho6m'le tSencrG! Nicur Der @rSoi0cele ct.
youia, 0eillri6 Wiigllepet; e. .. S6iiler
ans @%Ouiu9tOn, &p., WotbioS get Don
Nlboup, u. D., uno Nenrp S. Spauuborlt
Don q. youls. 9fdD rebrlIitnoIger Gonleren3
wilroe be- 1lolen:
QoB Der 6atbolifcutag, Die CeneraIper=
lamnlilIll9 bes Central Nereiit5 NIB Die Wes
llerai s~Verlantmllng oeS Central : NulbeS
Neutl9dmeritanilder Siil9lin9suereine III
.3lltlirft III Der eibeu Stapt ulo sur lelbelI
Seit ,tottItuoeu lollen;
0ob IN Der Nuspabl bes Srtes Die Gnr=
pfeblnn9 beS Central SereinS beriitli6ti9t
peroen ioU;
SoB, oa in louisville empfoblen morbeu
let, aue Sipd Sabre eineu &atbolifentag ob-
iubaltel, Der Central Serein lno Der Geits
t%ralbnno Der S~iin9liusspereine erIudt wers
ben lolleil, le eun Gomite pom Sipei Serren ut
eritelllien, iucl9e nit benz Serwaltunos peS
0entl1ancrtt0nil6en Frielterpereins bic
Sorfebrll9elt llir ben Gatbolifeltd9 ~treiielt
loler inloweit ais Die Seit ulo Der Srt in
Setroht fommeu;
Dap Die guswabl Der Hebuer unb Der
Sbemata benz YrieIerperein iibe, lalieu
blelbe;
Gdb Die 9el6loiicnen @eriammlungen bes
Satbolttenta9cs Sien0ta9s ulo WtittwO6s
pom balb pier ubr 9ta6mittags bis ie9s ubr
abenSs bauerl ioucu;
0aB Die Diicutli6en GerIammlunoen
Sisnsta9s NIB Wittmo6s I'm adt ubr
abelios ltattiinben ioleu;
OaB Der um;us @tontass abembs sebal,
ten peroe;
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