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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
IN v OF LEASING.

A prominent w%oolgrower of this
county, in a letter to the ARGUS.
seems to favor the proposition of gov.
eminent leasing of public lands, at
least the lands that cannot be re-
claimed by irrigation. Upon this
subject he says:
Il am pleased to note that some Of
our small ranchers are now in favor
of the leasing Of the public lands. It
Is the only way | e to have peace
and a n~eighborly feeling prevail. 1t
is certainly a most disagreeable state
Of affairs now, and even II all men
we're fair-minded they could hardly
agree. and when some are far from il
ii makes things much worse. | should
think 1t would be a good idea to in
vite the opinion of your subscribers
on the disposition of the remaining
government lands, for when every
coulee is damned and our rivers are
all drained, there will be still three
quarters of eastern Montana without
any water, and 1t looks to me like a
crime to induce settlers to locate on
lands where the chances of a crop
are not one in ten. II they could
have a section they might make a liv-
ing. especially if they could rent one
or two more"
Our correspondent touches upon a
phase of this question which we have
tried to elucidate in past editorials.
Concede that a great amount of land
ran be reclaimed by large schemes of
irrigation backed by the government,
We believe our correspondent is right
when he says there would still be
"three.fourths of eastern Montana
without any water" AS to leasing
such lands after surveys and selec-
tions have been made and great
tracts pronounced irreclaimable. it
might be a good plan for the govern
ment to lease them. If such lands
cannot be reclaimed in small tracts
by a limited water supply, and are be-
yond the reach of large irrigation
enterprises, then surely they are of
no value TO farmers or settlers. par
ticularly If the limit of their holdings
is to be reduced. az cur correspondent
very forcibly asserts. If they cannot
be taken up under any of the Land
laws and leasing is prohibited, then
they must forever remain a part of
the public domain. yielding nothing
tC the government or anyone else,
save what advantage they might be
to open range men. The government
might better dispose of such lands at
% cents an acre. Then something
would be realized from taxes and the
improvements that would follow.
Leasing under the above conditions
would he far different from passing a
law permitting it before any selec.
tions have been made. If leasing
should take priority there would be a
scramble for the best lands now open
and would likely prove disastrous to
the scheme of reclamation through
government aid. This is a very i'm.
portant question, and, as u CORES
pendent suggests. we would be glad
to get the views of any interested.
Possibly il may be necessary to take
some action expressive of the views
o. the stock counties before congress
makes changes in our land laws that
will do more harm than good.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

OF course there is hardly any posi-.
bility that a penal colony for anarch.
lists will be established on a remote
island of the sea or anywhere else.
While they would be receiving their
Just deserts by the isolation, the very
people and government they hate
and seek to destroy would shrink from
tie execution of a penalty so cruel,
for there are female as well as male
anarchists-indeed the former + the
most m~ischievous and yenomous. "a
throw them together promiscuously
would soon convert any island into a
vpritable hades. No, even an mar
chist could not live without law and
government which he rants against
he needs protection for his health
and rights. II would he less cruel &c
scatter them around the world. This
would prevent organization and checl
harmful agitation. That they are get
ting to be too numerous in this coun
try is certain, but by amending tn,
emigration laws and onacting meas
ures restraining them in their actl
and u%tterances will go a great ways
in assimilating and making them bet
ter citizens.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
Filipino Murderer Hanged.

Manila. Dec. 2i.-Senor Lopez, who
was arrested in Bantangas province
for reasonable communication with
the insurgents has been hanged. He
was a brother OF SiXto Lopez. Agui-
naldo's European representative, and
a wealthy merchant in Manila.
In 1898 1873 Spanish prisoners were
handed over to Senor Lopez, who was
to conduct them to a place of safety.
He ordered the entire party to be cut
down with bolos, it is alleged, and
personally assisted in the slaughter
He is said to have robbed the dead
bodies. Only 80 Of the Spaniards es'
capped.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
The NEW YEAR.

The year 1902 promises to be a rec
ord-breaker for Fergus county from
the standpoint of material progress.
Already there are plans materializ-
ing, schemes in embryo, that are i'm
patiently waiting the first vain
breath of spring to blossom into life.
To start with. there is every assur-
ance of the building of the Burlington
extension from Billings to Great
Falls, and it is reported that con-
struction work will be commenced at
an early date. This road will tap one
of the richest regions in Montana.
both as to minerals and the products
OF the soil. and place Il in shorter and
| easier communication with eastern
markets. In the production of gold
Fergus county now stands second. IL
In a lew months the mammoth new
plant at Kendall will be operating to
It's full capacity. as will likewise the
great works at New Year. Besides
these properties other mills are in
contemplation. and altogether the
gold product of the county promises
to reach a quarter of a million dollars
a month before the close of the year
1902.
As to the stock industry the pros.
poets were never better for a prosper.
Gus year. Both cattle and sheep are
free from disease. they went into the
winter in good flesh. and unless the
weather is unusual in it's severity will
emerge in excellent condition. The
cattle market will undoubtedly be as
good as during the past year, while
the demand for wool affords great
hope for much better prices than have
prevailed for several years past.
With railroad construction under
way and an increased demand FOL
farm products from Lewistown, Ken
dali, Gilt Edge and other points, ou'
asriculturalists will receive thei
share OF the benefits.
As 10 Lewistown, there are indica
tons IN every hand OF a most pros
porous and growing year. Severa
fine business structures now unde
, way will be completed and filed frou
top to bottom with large stocks q
a. goods. Other business buildings an
possibly an opera house viii be erecr
ed as well as a number Of residences
Lewistown has never had anythin
. in the nature OF a boom and docs nc
want 1t. Booms generally react an
ruin for a time, II not forever. tn
towns whose future and resource
have been mlsreprcscntcd. The fe.
have made money at the expense {
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
Saws He Was Tortured.

81 suffered such pain from corns !
could hardly walk" writes II. Robin.
SON., HillsbOrough. Ills. but Buck
lens Arnica Salve completely cured
them" Acts like magic on sprains
bruises. cuts. sores, scalds, burns,
boils. ulcers. Perfect healer OF skin
diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed
by c. II. Williams. Price 25 cts.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

the many In nearly every instance.
The growth of Lewistown has been
slow and steady. every year seeing
some improvement. 1t is the centre
oil a vast region OF variel industries.
It's location is excellent. 1t has ample
water power and easy OF access from
the mines and the surrounding range
and farming country. 1t is safe to
say that the growth of Lewistown will
be much more rapid In the future than
1t has been In the past. This will be
due largely to the wonderful progress
In gold mining. though all other indus
tries and resources will contribute
their share.
Aside from the precious metals
there Is every indication that vast
coal measures exist very near the city,
the importance OF which seem to be
underestimated. They should be ex
plotted to a greater extent and their
Importance made known. Coal Is as
much of an object to railroad promot-
ers as gold and silver mines. Owing
to the growing scarcity of timber 1t
will become the fuel of the near fu.
ture for the greater population. Coal
is being delivered in Lewistown from
several different mines and 1t is all of
good quality. the difference, II any,
being in the extent of development.
some is from comparatively fresh
openings on the veins.
In fact the of Fergus coun-
ty are in the infancy of their develop
ment and each year the unfolding of
what lies hidden from view will prove
marvellous to the most optimistic
dweller in this highly favored region
of Montana.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
Another One.

Pepprey-That fellow makes me
tired.
Nudel-What's the matter with himi
Pepprey-Oh. there are some people
that are never satisfied to know that
a thing Is so. but are continually ask.
ing the why and wherefore.
Nudel-That's so. l wonder why II
goY
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Nearly, if not quite one-half OF the
turkeys disposed of here during the
holiday period were shipped in from
the east. while one or two coaches
from the Falls were loaded down
with case eggs The turkeys were
probably raised a thousand miles
from Lewistown. while the eggs are
from a much colder climate than
Montana
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

that from the very first he favored the
consolidation plan and did all he could
to bring it about but those in favor OF
separation were in the majority. All
OF these institutions should have been
located at Helena or Great Falls.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Possibly from an official standpoint
General Miles may have been indis'
Greet in expressing his opinion so for
chilly as to the verdict in the Schley
court OF inquiry n rather to Dewey's
supplemental report. As it stands
now. however. Admiral Schlcy has the
highest endorsement Of the navy and
army both as to his conduct at Santi'
aup
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Scientists of the meteorological
laboratory of the University OF Michi-
gan believe they have made an impor-
tam discovery and one that will be
hailed with joy by the afflicted and
medical men generally. Ii is moth
ing less than an antiseptic for inter.
nal diseases, such as cholera, typhoid
lever and dysentery. Experiment.
have Seen made with success on small
animals previously ~innoculated with
intestinal diseases. such as cholera,
typhoid fever and dysentery. Medi'
cal students have also submitted ia
tests with the preparation with salts.
factory results. DIR. Frederick G,
Noyy and Prot. Paul C.. Freer are con
Quoting the experimental work and al
present refuse 10 make any public
statement as to their discovery. II Is
greatly to be hoped that this discoy
cry will prove all that is claimed fol
it. Ii would not be strange If in fu
ture a a cure should De found fol
"all the ills that flesh is heir to- ever
to leprosy, and there will be no sucl
thing as death except from violence
suicide, accident and old age.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

The king of Siam has signitied ade
sire TO visit this country and will do
so if Uncle Sam will pay his travelling
expenses. If his baggage is as eXten'
sive as his gall he had better stay at
home.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Secretary Root. with reference to
General Miles. evidently thinks that
1T is not greatly to his credit that he
himself hath said IL.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

The holiday season makes a pocket
book look as II an elephant had step
ped on Il.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
POPULATION OF THE WORLD.

Some interesting estimates of the
worlds population are given in the
Current C%yclopedia for December.
This is placed at a billion and a half,
distributed as follows:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Did the governor of Montana say to
the visiting governors; 'Gentlemeh
IL is a long time between drinks?'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Tho meeting Of the governors OF the
several states affected by the 5uppos-
"a merging Of the parallel llnee Of
railroads, the Northern Pacific and
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Historian Maclay has probably
changed his mind about the power OF
the president to remove him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
free Public Library.

The library. in its new quarters in the school
building, is open to the public every Tuesday
afternoon from 2 until 5. and on Saturday even
ings from Z until ..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JOHN N. VR0OMAN, Editor and Proprietor
HALSEY R. WATSON, Business Manager
LEwIsTowN, MONT, Jan. 1, 1902

Historian Maclay evidently did not
enjoy his Christmas present.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

The selection of Governor Shaw of
Iowa to succeed Mr.. Gage as secre'
tary of the treasury is a compliment
TO and a recognition ol the west that
was hardly to be expected. 1t is also
a choice that should make every
lowan proud. There is no better mar
in the country than Leslie VI. Shaw
and nc is said to have few SUPERIOR
ms a fnancier. Although he has beef
before the country but n few years
his rise has been rapid. owing to his
commanding abilities. Iowa is dou
bly, favored in the fact that she VII
have two members in the cabinet
Secretary Wilson undoubtedly viii
remain at the head OF the agricultural
department. a place he has filled to
the satisfaction p the entire nation.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01


The totals Tor the empires with
large dependencies represented in the
foregoing table are: France, "a,
7Sl.Oli; Germany, ~71,032.01i; Russia,
12S,932.173. and United Kingdom,
800, 600 900. From which il appears
that the British flag flies over more
than o%ne-quarter of the inhabitants OF
the earth. or these, however. nearly
SOC. 600 ,oOO are Asiatics and 10000
UuO are Africans.
According to an estimate of the
Washington Bureau of Statistics no
less than 500.O 600 of the earth's in.
habitants are colonials, and OF these
colonlals less than 15,000, 900, or three
per cent. are composed of the people
OF the governing country. This three
per cent, however. is of British stock,
scattered throughout the English col.
onies in various parts of the globe.
Roughly speaking the English
speaking population of the earth mum.
bers lS3, 100000. being outnumberod
only by the inhabitants OF China and
India.
The population of lands under the
British flag is about equal to that of
China.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01
900

The population of the leading coun-
tries of Europe according TO recent
is given as follows:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-09
Ohio.

Gin Galbmoro, Ser in ieinen
Ginaelbeiten grauiamer, baoritrdil-
bender faum berrfbar lit, puroe Die
Ter Gage in Caption periibt. SSoiepb
@iliam Sbioe, Elm 80 Sabre otter,
beliebter uno 9endbteter Wann, ole
ein6iae Stiise, Der Croft uno Die
Nreuoe iei,er betagten, perpittuetelt
Nflltter, lit BON rlttloier Worber.
bano burd,'s Ser5 9etroifeu, aus
Dem Seben geriiien itnb ieine 2eide
IN taltbliitigiter, itGnolidIter @eiie
beraubt iuoroen, mGbreno elm SpieB.
aeiclle oes NaubmorberS nit smei
Hepoloern Den ein5igen 3eugen oeS
@~erbredenS, Den iunaen @n. q.
Iiidlbaf, unter SooeSanorobuma inn
Soum belt. Ser Sd)uiplut Der
Treoelthut mar Die Office Der gSltter,
h1n0ler Nlen & Gnlinger, MIR einen
Steimuurf pom Wtittelpumft Der
Staot cltiernt. Ils Sbibe ole
StTice perlaiIen iuolte, INN iid nud)
Noule 81 be9eben, bemerfte CT nl0s.
lid ollrd) Elm %fSeniter 5pei Die 9(Qep
entlNnQ l%auienoe masfirte @eitaltell,
orc Tepolper IN ben SGnbeu truQen.
Nldlta @utes ubneno, beetle er lid,
ieoen Glngana an periperren, ais Die
srpet NnPcn'tehenber rirpn r"'"f~-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-09

n%oIitGnoiQ. @tit ieltener @eiitess
acaenmdrt iprnng, nadbem oaS
HelSltiid eltfernt noroelL Der Goli.
aift Neehiu bin5u uno rmterbnno nit
oem Nientelt leines Iniippels Die
Ihrcflihe @uutoe, Inn ben Marut
Dor benz Serblutcn 5lt idliiBen. NlS
Der Irat Or. Snaomeil balD barouf
IN elmer Nmbulun5 Dom 8eileuue
Soipitul eintruf belobte cr bcn 8oli,
3lltcn fir iein raid)eS Gingreiien uno
~crfI1rte, notwithstanding lei ous 2eben
oeS &cr,nhaIiidten 0abltrd) gerettet
poroell Sbne &er6u9 madte it'd
Damn Der Nr5t Ouran Den Iermiteu
ouf eiH Don ben Modem unb @eIter
Der Nrbeiter im%propiiirte5 gett gu
leQen uno linn Damn oas gein unter
Dem anie db5umebmen. Gin Wen'
Id,enauflmIf bate lih raid anaeian-
melt uno idb nit @enunoerung Dem
rubiacrL oeid,dftsm1bigen 8orleben
oes Nrates 81. &mboa mrroe baum
nab benz Bellevue Spipitol ges
brabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-09
Nebrasfa.

= 8roben SanbifpinbeIeien lit
man bonn gunoesgerift IN Smabu
aus, auf Die Sp1r gefommen; leioer
erfolgten lie nit Siilfe BON Soloa-
ten-sStttwen. Cine iol6e gebt ein.
fah bin unb erpirft ii1 aitf Grino
nes %umltaHoes, hoB lie Die @ittpe
zines Sooaten lit, einen Claim" auf
cine ~uSpmelteuo" ulb pertauft Die
len .Glalm" Damn an eirten groben
Siebaiibter. 0agegen mGre seies-
lid nifts ein5mpenoen, lpenn nidt
Die @eiuhiteler eioIid erflGren
miiBtel, oaB lie baS 2anb fir ibren
etqcinen @ebrau6 perpenoen moaen.
Soloaten'gSittipen ger,ieBen als @e-
lut1iteler INN SGnoereien Dor onbe-
rem Ipplifanten ben Gor5ug, bab lie
nidt auf Den 2anDereien nelde lie
erbalten baben, gu mobnerl brailfen.
Steie betriigertifeu Sano=slpplifa.
tionen fino bereits ieit ad)t5ebn 800
naten iebr ldpungbaft betrieben
iporoen uno DGbrenD Ser eriten
Sdlfte oes Wopembers jebigen Sab
res iollen niht weniger OILS 800
iolher applifationen auein in Dem
Staat gtebrasfa, gemadt mor0en
iein. Die 8iebbarone engasiren iit
Iaentell (ein ein5igeS Spnoifat iol
oeren 100 beiiseu), ipelte an Soloa-
tenmtttfpen @n5eigen erlaiien. Sieie
Wittipen iperoen nuf Hebrasfa ges
brad,t, reid)en BORT cine Mpplifution
BET einem 9unbeslmo. Bureau Elm,
lnterifreiben cine Wenge 8apiere,
erbalten Ounn BON Dem Spnotfuts-
IGentcu 70 Collars un6 ollie 9lus.
0oben uno fabren fpieber beim.
gtaf filnf Sabren erbnlten lie meitere
70 Dollars ltnb iibergeben ibr
@iaentbum Dem SDnoifat. Die
meilten OieIer Splouten : @ittmen
fomlnen aus Soma, aber aud Sill
noiler Solbatenlpittnen 1in6 fir
oieie eigentbiimlibe @eidafstrans.
ottion 81 ba6en gelpelen, ipelhe
tbnen Der SDnoifatsaeent als etrpas
9ana uniduloiges biniteute, ulo es
lit iogar cine gauge Menge iol9' be,
thorter Srauen aus ben Stoaten
Snbiana, Ohio, Mi6igan,
Bennlplpanien nnh SEEM gorf ges
Solde @ittpen baben iif
zines Wieiuei0s ihulOig geulad)t ur6
tonnen oesuegen init 3udtbaus be-
ltrait ner6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-09
Gtne Ntaiou Gttuntatett

fpnEten Den 9anf bon Sonner Sal
bon @eit Eoint, Soma, ni1t ans.
oriiden. SDret nes6alb: Cine
id,limme grfdltune bat ieine 2ungen
ange9riffen unO einen bartuGdisen
Suiten peruriudlt. 8eridieoene
Ier3te bebaupteten, er bdtte Die
SdWinbiuht, tonnten inn ODER nidt
belfen. Nab6em Ellie i'm aufgege.
ben batterL begam er Or. Sings
Netp Discovery fir aus5ebrung 81
aebraufen. gr itreibt iiber Ben
Grfolg: ugs furirte mid unb rettete
n,ein Seben. Sd niege jest 227
Tfunb." @arantirt fiir Sulten, Or
faltungen nnO Sungenleioen. 8reis
30 GentS uuo 500. Brobeilaihen
irei in z. w. Huete's slpotbefe, $50
MtaiH StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-09
0etuo8en nno rtMtig be'
fuuOct>

0i6t mas Ser Sabrifant fir ieiu
Sabrtfut bemipruGt, fdut IN Die
@aaihale, ionberu Die Strobe Die es
beitebt, 5ablt. 8ir geben oaber Die
@rfabrlng bon Srau S~alentine
@imbeI in Wmsfielb, 3. Sral'
@imbel lGBt iit folgenbermaben
nus: SD bin ieit 10 Sabren leibeno
nro babe iebr piel geooftert, iorpic
allh Gatente0 teoi3inen genommen.
&at mir aber ni6t gut getban. Sd,
tpitrhe immer ihIimnrer. Sd batte
etnen Iusi6lag i'm 8elidt, Die
Geftpren iagten es ii bonn &atarrb,
Die 2elIte meinten aber, es mare
&rebs; audi mar i6 iebr ibpad uno
bate SerBtlopfen uuo tonnte lueoer
fhlafen nod liegen. Seit 5pei Wto-
naten uebme i6 MlpentrGuter Slllts
beleber. Mteil 8eiid)t lit piel beiier,
10 OaB iiG meme Ra6barn unb
Sreuuoe pllnoern, mie itnea es
better miro. Iud fiible ih iuieoer
jung unb babe 0ieie lebten iedS
@o6en mebr eearbeitet ols mie in
einem Sabre pprber. SD bin I'M
&uguIt 80 Sabre aft geporOen nnO
fam iasen, idl fiible beute 10 jung,
OILS penn id 80 aft lpGre. SD oante
Sinner nebIt Sott. SD DerOe Sbrc
NteOistu itets I'M Sauie balteu."
9%oritebenbes ieBt inns nift IN Or
itGunen. 6orni's qlpenfrdltter gluts
beleber rottet boS llebeI nit Der
,8rr5el aus ltnb bringt nelle Groft
arnb llelle gnergie fir Ben &f
'un1'$ &eben. - @icr3u m0dlteIG mir
nod bemcrten, Dab Sorni's glperls
frauter glntbeleber feine 4potbefer+
iMcoi5in lit, iOnOern MIR bur6 &ofals
NQenten o0er bireft pom fSabrifan.
ten Or. Setter Tabrnep, 112--114
90. &opnG Ipe., in Chicago, 81, i'm
Sale ieine Igentur i'm Srte lit, be.
hoaeA lperoeH fa,n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-09
Ccterrei6s ungarm>

Gie reide @utsbeiiserin Sbe.
reie 8leifmeit in @ra5 (Selterreid)
befam fiir5li6 init GROCER Miibe ole
GrlaubniB, ibren ein5igen, breiBig-
ldbriGen ,%irrIiunigen Sobn Sermam
lelbit pflegen 81 hiirfen, muBte aber
iipei banofeite WfGmer balten. gl6
Die Wdrter einen 9lugenblif ben
a~Srrlinnigen perlieBem eriflug er
teile Wflltter nit elmer giieultuuge.
gInen g%elungenen Grid fiiDrte
elm 3e6preller IN Der 8etr0nfeullS=
lteluua Der @iener @urtenbauaeiell-
lt,aft aus. Gin ~ungefGbr 2~6jGbriger
luHger, elegant gefleibeter Nann
nit blonoem Sdmurrbart mud)te in
elllem Gbampagner : Enpilpn cine
3etfe bon circa II IT,, itauo baum auf
uno ging geniitbli4 tort. 9e Ser
fG1ferin bolte ibn I'M 8eitibllle elm
unb ltellte i'm bier 5ltr gieDe. Sn
Oieiem Womente fam ser Iusitel-
lunasbirettor &err Gobert &ulfa,
Der BON Der aaiieninipeftion IN Die
Iusitellrngsraume lid s,lriifbege+
ben wpllte, benz 3e6preaer eht
aeaen, obne ieood bon Dem 8orfaae
cine Ihnlng 5u haben. Ils Der
iunge Mann Serrn 8ulfa, peldRr
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ieinem Sdpiegerpapa, unb bo er
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entIdnlloigen. gr perlieB bierauf-
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